Times named in 2022: 5 Is now 117 games into his WAFL career and chasing that first premiership on Saturday having played in the 2015 and 2018 losing Grand Finals. E. Tyson - 143 (1934) R.Scott - 143 (1953) Highest Goal Tally in a Match. In 1934 he kicked 152 goals for the season . He is a walking highlight reel and has a mortgage on the Goal of the Year awards each and every WAFL season, but there's plenty of substance to the leading small forward in the competition as well. BACK POCKET TOBY MCQUILKIN (South Fremantle) Ended up averaging 27.8 possessions across his 16 matches and his combination of physicality, ball winning and skill made him a standout across the season. In 2007 the East Fremantle and South Fremantle football clubs came together to select the Fremantle Team of Legends. Private Roy James 'Nugget' WRIGHTSON (11th Battn). The cycle was repeated even more dramatically in 2014: the Demons had looked like a first league finals berth since 1997 before fading and had had both lower grades make the top four in 2013, but in 2014 after winning their opening two matches an injury crisis and off-field dissent wrecked Perth to such an extent that it won only one more match for its fifteenth wooden spoon and ninth since 1981. . The most pushed for expansion team was to be from Darwin, Northern Territory, formed as a representative club of the Northern Territory Football League,[33] however the NT team opted to join the Queensland Australian Football League for the 2009 season, and moved to the newly created North East Australian Football League in 2011 after the top divisions of the Queensland AFL and AFL Canberra merged. However, since the introduction of two Western Australia-based clubs into the VFL (later renamed the Australian Football League) the West Coast Eagles in 1987 and the Fremantle Football Club in 1995 the popularity and standard of the league has decreased to the point where it is considered a feeder competition to the AFL. The Subiaco Football Club has today launched the Club's new branding that will be adopted across the 2021 Optus WAFL Premiership season to celebrate the Club's 125th year. Swan Districts entered the league in 1934. The judges were The West Australian's sports reporter Ross Lewis, Football Budget editor Tracey Lewis, Claremont CEO Todd Shimmon, former players Clint Roberts, Bill Monaghan, Todd Ridley plus historians Greg Wardell-Johnson and Steve Davies.[37]. The higher standard of play that followed helped to increase the game's popularity and increased the professionalism of the WAFA which in turn saw a more stable look come to the league which to this point saw teams frequently coming and going, not to mention problems with frequent crowd violence. Against a backdrop in which several WAFL clubs were looking to enter the VFL or in which a struggling Victorian club may be relocated to Perth, the WAFL decided to hastily form a new club to enter the VFL such that they could retain control of a West Australian presence in the situation. After three decades among the WANFL elite, Perth declined abruptly in 1979, winning only eight games of twenty-one and finishing a distant sixth. It was quite the star-studded team and between the final 25 . Tue, November 22, 2022 - 11:00 AM. Though wingman David Pretty won the Simpson Medal, Perth failed against East Fremantle, and missed the finals in 1975. Along with a commemorative portrait commissioned for the event, there was also a commemorative jersey. WAFL Team of the Year 2022Wednesday, September 28, 2022 . Attendances have recovered slightly and in 2004, the league posted a total attendance of 202,797. Previous Teams of the Year: 0. It is becoming fairly common, however, for young players to be drafted as 17- or 18-year-olds directly to the AFL and not play in the WAFL football for more than a few games. The recruitment of proven coach Mal Brown that year was hoped to make the Demons a WAFL power, but after finishing third in 1986 the club was devastated by the loss of players to new VFL club West Coast and fell back down the ladder, ultimately taking wooden spoons in 1993 and 1994 and not being able to stay far from the bottom. EACH weekend during the WAFL season there was a Team of the Week named and now those players who stood out on a consistent basis have been rewarded with selection in the WAFL Team of the Year for 2021. The club have also endured lengthy finals droughts from 1986 to 1997, and again between from 1997 to 2020. the naming rights previously held by Optus (2019-2021),[14] And before that McDonald's (2015-2018)[15] and earlier still AAMI (2010-2014). In order to draw closer to their metropolitan recruiting zone on the southern side of the Swan River, the club moved in 1959 to a new home at Lathlain Park. He was one of just three Sharks players to play in the 2014 preliminary final and be there again in 2022. Join our WA Footy family to receive all the latest news and results The club song of the Perth Football Club is sung to the tune of the Anthem of the United States Marine Corps, the same tune is used by the Adelaide Crows. See you bigger and better in 2023. It wasnt all smooth sailing throughout the season and he did miss six matches through various factors, but he started and finished the season on fire. On a Claremont team full of superstars and higher profile players, it's hard to ignore that he has become their barometer. His role did change at times and he spent some time setting up play off half-back, but wherever he was playing he was as effective and consistent as ever. Also in 1997, the WAFL was renamed Westar Rules, in an attempt to revamp the league's image. [8] Continuing financial losses reached a peak in 1997. Times named in 2022: 6 Entdecke 1996 Select AFL Hall of Fame Card: IAN STEWART . [1], The East Fremantle Football Club was formed in 1898 and up to the end of the 2022 season the club has won 29 league premierships in the West Australian Football League. South Fremantle clearly had the best defence throughout the competition this season and he was right at the cornerstone of that. Albert Thurgood (Essendon) 11/1/1874-8/5/1927 Inducted: 1996 A legend of the game before the VFL was formed, he showed his all-round greatness . The East Fremantle Football Club team song is sung to the tune of "Notre Dame Victory March". However, during this period more and more star WAFL players were looking to head to the Victorian Football League (VFL), enticed by the bigger money and the fact that it was more and more gaining a reputation as the "big" league. It was quickly joined by three other clubs "Rovers", "Victorians", and a team of schoolboys from Perth High. Recent AFL players who originated from the Perth Football Club include Lance Franklin, Chance Bateman, Troy Cook, Leon Davis, Darren Glass, Steven Armstrong, Scott Stevens, Damon White, Brennan Stack, Mark Coughlan, Ryan Hargrave, Michael Johnson, Sharrod Wellingham, Chris Mayne and David Myers. Representing the south-east area of the Perth metropolitan region, the club currently trains and plays its home games at Lathlain Park (currently known, for sponsorship reasons, as Mineral Resources Park), having previously played at the WACA Ground between 1899 and 1958 and later in 1987 and 1988. Contribute to chinapedia/wikipedia.en development by creating an account on GitHub. With COVID having its impact across the early rounds of the competition for 2022 . In 1996, the VFL/AFL celebrated the Centenary year of the Australian Football League. [1] McIntosh and Cable both have Legend status in the Australian Football Hall of Fame. Foodbank WA - Purple Plates for Christmas. Peel actually scored 10.10 (70) for the match, but their score was deleted as a penalty for playing a player with an incorrect clearance. East Fremantle's Cam Eardley was the only player to earn a spot nine times with Claremont's Jye Bolton, Sandover Medallist Blaine Boekhorst, East Perth's Angus Schumacher and South Fremantle's Toby McQuilkin named to Teams of the Week eight times. The reigning wooden spooners (2022) are West Coast Eagles, with its 2nd wooden spoon. [1] The club enjoyed success in the latter part of the 1900s, winning its first premiership in controversial circumstances in 1907: the club originally lost the grand final against East Fremantle by five points, but this was amended to a one-point victory after Perth successfully protested that the free kick from which one of East Fremantle's goals was scored was awarded after the half time bell. Josh Head made his debut for South Fremantle in 2002 and played 121 matches . Get everything you need, from team lists, fixtures, statistics and a profile on every single player in the competition in our 2023 AFL Season Guide. In 1997, Peel Thunder somewhat controversially became the ninth WAFL club. In 1996, the AFL, as part of their centenary celebrations, named a 'Team of the Century' - a collection of players from the VFL/AFL's 100 years. In 1883 a second club, "Swans", emerged, but Australian Rules' growth remained much subdued compared to that of Victoria and South Australia. Carried the load through the middle for the Bulldogs and ended up leading the league with average hit outs of 42.3 for the season. Mark Readings. Another standout and reliable season as the rock of a terrific defensive unit. 1 / 3. Western Australian football was particularly strong during the years immediately following World War II. The league is run adjacent to the WAFL premiership.[34]. He held the West Perth club record of 256 games and but for this coaching opportunity he may well have become the first WAFL player to play 300 league games. Round 2. inSync is implemented as - inSync Client and inSync . The contest was played intermittently between 1903 and 1924 and the winning team accorded the title Champions of Western Australia.[28]. He made his first-class cricket debut for WA as a 19-year-old in the 1977-1978 Sheffield Shield season. Round 8 Matthew Jupp (East Fremantle) Select grade below. Previous Teams of the Year: 3 (2018, 2020, 2021). There were again unlucky forwards to miss out including Ryan Borchet (Subiaco, five), Ben Sokol (Subiaco, four), Mason Shaw (South Fremantle, three), Alex Manuel (Claremont, three) and Luke English (East Fremantle, three). Round 3 Luke Meadows (West Perth) Despite an inglorious start with its lowest score since 1952 against Swan Districts, 1997 saw the Demons play consistently enough to record their best home-and-away performance for nineteen years, missing out on the double chance by only five percent from East Fremantle. To commemorate the 100 th birthday of the V/AFL, the Team of the Century was named at the Princess Theatre in Melbourne, by the selection . Tom Hafey Coached 1966 - 1976 Premierships 1967, 1969, 1973 & 1974. Fremantle Community Bank Oval Easts were remarkably successful in their early days, winning 11 flags between 1900 and 1918 including four on the trot between 1908 and 1911, a feat they repeated between 1928 and 1931. Team Store; Membership; Events & Functions. Round 13 Noah Strom (South Fremantle) Round 14 Brandon Erceg (Swan Districts) EMERGENCY SHANE NELSON (West Perth) [6], Tragedy would stike the East Fremantle football club in just 6th year with the death of prominent player James Gullan from accidental poisoning the day after their game against South Fremantle. Coincidentally, the press at the time reported there was a growing dissatisfaction with rugby as a spectacle. Swan Districts most recent wooden spoon was in 2019, while Subiaco had their most recent in 1996. EMERGENCIES: Lloyd Meek (PT), Stefan Giro (S), Shane Nelson (WP). Previous Teams of the Year: 1 (2020). They folded and were immediately replaced by Perth Football Club who were promoted from the Perth First Rate Association. As part of the celebrations, The Australian Football Hall of Fame was established to help recognise the contributions made to the sport of Australian rules football by players, umpires, media personalities, coaches and administrators.It was initially established with 136 inductees. The following are relatively recent attendance figures. The team's home ground is East Fremantle Oval. The club was founded in 1899 and began play in the First Rate Junior Association, but was promoted to the WAFL after eight games to replace the Rovers Football Club after they dropped out of the league and folded, with Perth drawing much of its inaugural WAFL squad from Rovers. Round 15 Darcy Tucker (Peel Thunder) 25 years on from the Team of the Century, we look at the best 22-man side since. East Fremantle was a foundation member of the WAFL Women's competition in 2019. Twenty-two former East Fremantle players and coaches have been inducted: Ron Alexander (2004), Simon Black (2017), David Christy (2004), Jack Clarke (2004), Charles Doig (2017), George Doig (2004), Jerry Dolan (2004), Doug Green (2006), Paul Hasleby (2015), Percy Johnson (2010), Chris Mainwaring (2005), Steve Malaxos (2005), Steve Marsh (2004), Gerard Neesham (2005), Brian Peake (2004), Con Regan (2015), Norm Rogers (2004), Jack Sheedy (2004), Ray Sorrell (2004), John Todd (2004), William "Nipper" Truscott (2004) and Shane Woewodin (2022). Free just got the nod in the Team of the Year while Meek filled up an emergency spot. References Just, wow. Perth won 3 in a row from 1966 to 1968, and West Perth won in 1969 and 1971 captain/coached by Graham Farmer who had returned from over east. Player of the match Charlie Stobo described Western Australia as a "bloody hard" team to break into, so he's trying to make the most of it. Jun 2014 - Apr 20161 year 11 months. .mw-parser-output .citation{word-wrap:break-word}.mw-parser-output .citation:target{background-color:rgba(0,127,255,0.133)}a During the period between 1946 and 1954, Perth's zone had over twice as many residents as the zones of East Fremantle, South Fremantle, Subiaco and Swan Districtsb from 1925c from 1957d 21 games without win from Round 7, 1922 to Round 13, 1923e Awarded retrospectively by Westar Rules in 1997f Moriarty's Sandover was won in a competition restricted to players under nineteen as of 1 October 1943 owing to the loss of players to World War II. Software Engineer. INTERCHANGE HAMISH BRAYSHAW (East Perth) These migrants came from a climate where Australian Rules football was more popular and included a large number of footballers including some celebrated players. FORWARD POCKET HAIDEN SCHLOITHE (South Fremantle) West Australian football fans will have unprecedented access to the WAFL in 2022 and beyond, with the agreement of the most expansive and contemporary broadcast deal in the history of the competition. The appointment of Malcolm Atwell as captain-coach in 1966 was at first controversial, but with such young players as Barry Cable, Perth more than fulfilled the most sanguine expectations. BACK: Noah Strom (SF), Matthew Jupp (EF), Toby McQuilkin (SF) The state side enjoyed unparalleled success, downing Victoria in each of the first three post war meetings as well as enjoying the better of their encounters with South Australia. Times named in 2022: 8 All 5 of these grand final wins came at the expense of East Perth who earned the bridesmaid tag in this era. Unlike many other sporting competitions, the WAFL didn't go into recess during World War I, although two teams North Fremantle and Midland Junction were "casualties" of the war, competing for the last time in 1915 and 1917 respectively. On September the 2 nd, 1996, 21 men achieved footballing immortality when they were named in the V/AFL Team of the Century. 1898 saw the entry of East Fremantle to the league. Hazard & Incident Reporting Form | More people have been inducted every year since then, and as of 2017, there are sixteen who have been elevated to 'Legend status': In March 2012, the Top 25 players over the Past 25 Years were announced, to recognise the WAFL performances of players, rather than the performances of Western Australian players in the AFL. He averaged 28.2 possessions a game and had over 30 four times, and never fewer than 18 highlighting his consistency and why he's a player the Sharks' midfield can be built around for years to come. They then upset South by twelve points and came back on a windy day to defeat East Fremantle by two points in the 1955 WANFL Grand Final for their first premiership in forty-eight years. A largest recent crowd was 24,638 at the 2010 WAFL Grand Final between Swan Districts and Claremont at Subiaco Oval. A special committee spent many months selecting those 35 individuals from an initial list of 110 following a broad . Times named in 2022: 7 What a remarkable career he's had now over 131 games with Claremont since arriving in 2016 and there were no signs at all of him dropping off in 2022. EMERGENCY LLOYD MEEK (Peel Thunder) Australia have been well placed to reach the decider for most . The Team consisted of players from East Fremantle and South Fremantle that had played at least 100 WAFL games for either Fremantle club. Previous Teams of the Year: 1 (2021). Times named in 2022: 8 INTERCHANGE: Luke Meadows (WP), Kyle Baskerville (EF), Liam Hickmott (S), Hamish Brayshaw (EP) They were given one concession, which was to draft champion Hawthorn player Ben Allen, who . Roger Hayden is a 2005 premiership player at South Fremantle and played 59 matches all up with the Bulldogs between 2000 and 2009. WAFL Grand Final Returns to Optus Stadium in 2023 February 22nd, 2023. . Despite the fact that many involved with Fremantle moved onto South Fremantle the new club is not seen as a continuation of the old and did not lay claim to its proud records to that date. Rover: Bob Skilton (South Melbourne . East Fremantle was formed in 1898 and joined a WAFL that had just four teams, half of whom no longer play in the competition. He celebrated his 150th game in style in a first semi-final win against Peel Thunder and now the Claremont life member will be hoping to cap off the best and most consistent season of his career by winning Saturday's Grand Final. Only Players, Officials and Volunteers that served the club between 1898 and 1986 were deemed worthy to be inducted. CENTRE: Ryan Lim (C), Jye Bolton (C), Jesse Turner (SD) [citation needed]. The East Fremantle Football Club, nicknamed the Sharks, is an Australian rules football club playing in the West Australian Football League (WAFL) and WAFL Women's (WAFLW). It was a massive effort from the second we had to shift from Optus. There are ten (10) teams that currently compete in the WAFL: Ten other clubs formerly competed in the competition: Fremantle Football Club (II) was known as Unions Football Club from 1886 to 1889. GitHub export from English Wikipedia. Watch on. Up until 1987, Western Australia was immersed in WAFL culture and East Fremantle enjoyed a strong following. His team dominated the competition at the turn of the century topping the ladder in 1999, 2000 and 2001. Five have been elevated to Legend status: George Doig (2004), John Todd (2004), William "Nipper" Truscott (2004), Steve Marsh (2005) and Jack Sheedy (2005). Throughout their brief history, they have struggled to compete with the traditional eight clubs, which are generally opposed to their presence. Previous Teams of the Year: 7 (2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021), PLAYERS OF THE ROUND The offer was withdrawn. Overall, the club has won seven premierships, including a hat-trick between 1966 and 1968, with the last coming in 1977. Collingwood The Magpies Nest Collingwood Women's Football Team Podcast Production and SC / DT Collingwood Netball Club. In recent years, however the attendances have increased slightly, with 2009 recording the first combined annual attendance of more than 200,000 since 1994.[17]. It's remarkable now to think that his first full WAFL season in 2016 saw him play as a key defender where he was a prolific ball winner when he's now been the key forward of the last seven years. Crowds had been buoyed by State of Origin football that saw Western Australia's best players return home briefly, but this effect was short lived. On this Wikipedia the language links are at the top of the page across from the article title. BRETT Hodge has been able to turn himself into one of the best ball-winning midfielders in the WAFL after being perhaps the competition's best run-with player and he is a key reason why Perth is currently sitting in fourth position and appears set for a first finals appearance since 1997. On the back of a place in the WAFL Team of the Year, had a superb Grand Final down back both by shutting down Manfred Kelly or whoever he matched up with and then setting the Lions up with his powerful and effective right boot. West Perth Team of the Century 2000. . Times named in 2022: 7 While the WAFL has not been as keen as the SANFL to include teams from other states, there have been proposals to include teams from regions unwanted by the AFL, and to serve as a second-tier national league. He finished the season on fire with all seven of his Team of the . The following awards are or were awarded each season: East Fremantle has won the most premierships, with 29, most recently in 1998. (AP PHOTO) Credit: AP. The 2020 Sandover Medal winner was right back to his best in 2022 in his third season with Swan Districts. However East Perth finally won through in the 1972 grand final. Lindsay Head (West Torrens) sentence. Greek Team of the Century; VFL/AFL Italian Team of the Century; Indigenous Team of the Century; Notes. Sandover Medalists: (16 total) 1921: Cyril Hoft,[e] 1943: Terry Moriarty,[f] 1945: George Bailey, 1948: Merv McIntosh, 1953: Merv McIntosh, 1954: Merv McIntosh, 1961: Neville Beard, 1964: Barry Cable, 1968: Barry Cable, 1970: Pat Dalton, 1972: Ian Miller, 1973: Barry Cable, 1983: Bryan Cousins,[d] 1987: Mark Watson, 1999: Gus Seebeck, 2009: Ross Young, Bernie Naylor Medalists: (11 total) 1913: Alf Halliday (46), 1914: Alf Halliday (38), 1916: Alf Halliday (38), 1921: Allan Evans (64), 1931: Doug Oliphant (84), 1939: Albert Gook (102), 1950: Ron Tucker (115), 1975: Murray Couper (63), 1985: Mick Rea (100), 1986: Mick Rea (90), 1994: Brenton Cooper (90), All Australians:(7 total) 1953: Merv McIntosh, 1956: Keith Harper, 1966 & 1969: Barry Cable, 1969: Greg Brehaut, 1972: Ian Miller, 1986: Robert Wiley, Tassie Medallists: (2 total) 1953: Merv McIntosh, 1966: Barry Cable, Highest Score: Round 4, 1977 30.18 (198) vs. South Fremantle at Lathlain Park, Lowest Score: Round 10, 1903 0.3 (3) vs. East Fremantle at Fremantle Oval, Greatest Winning Margin: Round 15, 1904 153 points vs. Subiaco at WACA, Greatest Losing Margin: Round 17, 1981 173 points vs. Claremont at Claremont Oval, Most Games: Terry Moriarty 253 (19421953), Record Home Attendance: Round 6, 1967 19,541 v East Perth, Record Finals Attendance: 1966 Grand Final 46,763 v East Perth at Subiaco Oval, Longest Winning Streak: 14 games, from Round 12, 1968 to Round 2, 1969 (including 1968 premiership), Longest Losing Streak: 20 games, from Round 20, 1999 to Round 20, 2000[d]. West Perth was next with 58, Claremont 54, South Fremantle 54, Swan Districts 49, Peel 40, Subiaco 40, East Perth 34, Perth 20 and West Coast nine. What a remarkably consistent performer he has been in the midfield for West Perth now over the course of his 207-game career and once again he was the leading ball winner in a Falcons team that won the minor premiership, and have now made the Grand Final. 37.17 v East Fremantle 9.7 (13 June 1981) Highest Goal Tally in a Season. Suffering from internal dissent as presidents Barry McGrath and Nick Catalano were opposed by the board over not only relocation, which most other members opposed in favour of a better deal from the West Australian Football Commission,[9] but also the admission of Peel Thunder,[10] Perth immediately returned to the basement. GIVEN how close and even the 2022 WAFL season was, spots in the Team of the Year were morehotly contested than ever and that's highlighted by the fact that a whole host of quality players who had terrific seasons couldnt quite sneak in. At the end of each round of the 2022 WAFL season, a Team of the Week was selected made up of the standout 22 performers from that weekend's action giving players from each team 18 opportunities to put their case forward for a spot in the Team of the Year. West Perth rank second with 20 premierships, the most recent in 2022. He came from nowhere virtually to earn a league debut in the back end of the 2021 season for South Fremantle. Fremantle The Purple Horde Freo Player Watch. The Perth Football Club, nicknamed the Demons, is an Australian rules football club based in Lathlain, Western Australia, currently playing in the West Australian Football League (WAFL).. From 1956 to 1961 it would be East Perth's turn to dominate the WAFL with them featuring in all 6 Grand Finals of this period and coming out with 3 victories. In 1885 one of the leading rugby clubs, Fremantle, decided to change to Australian Rules. While those six defenders earned their spots, Angus Dewar (Subiaco, five selections), Tony Notte (Swan Districts, five), Chad Pearson (South Fremantle, four) and Drew Rohde (Subiaco, four) were other back-line players to put themselves in the hunt. The West Australian Football League (WAFL) is an Australian rules football league based in Perth, Western Australia. 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Round 2 Ryan Lim (Claremont) Sandover Medal: (13 total) Lin Richards (1931), Jim Conway (1950), Jack Clarke (1957), Ray Sorrell (1961, 1963), David Hollins (1971), Graham Melrose (1974), Brian Peake (1977), Murray Wrensted (1985), Craig Treleven (1995), Adrian Bromage (1998), Rory O'Brien (2013), Blaine Boekhorst (2022), Simpson Medallists (in Grand Final): (10 total) Alan Ebbs (1945), Frank Conway (1957), Ray Sorrell (1962), Norm Rogers (1964), Dave Imrie (1965), Gary Gibellini (1974), Kevin Taylor (1979), Clinton Browning (1992), Mark Amaranti (1994), Adrian Bromage (1998), Simpson Medallists (in State Game): (5 total) Ray Sorrell (1962), Kevin Taylor (1982), Paul Harding (1991), Craig Treleven (1995), Rod Tregenza (1999), Bernie Naylor Medallists: (20 total) Ernest Kelly (1904, 38 goals), Henry Sharpe (1905, 50 goals), Henry Sharpe (1907, 48 goals), Charles Doig (1908, 26 goals), Charles Doig (1909, 38 goals), Arthur Rawlinson (1917, 46 goals), Joseph Lawn (1919, 55 goals), Dinney Coffey (1923, 36 goals), George Doig (1933, 106 goals), George Doig (1934, 152 goals), George Doig (1935, 113 goals), George Doig (1936, 109 goals), George Doig (1937, 144 goals), George Doig (1941, 141 goals), George Prince (1949, 82 goals), Bob Johnson (1966, 92 goals), Kevin Taylor (1979, 102 goals), Neil Lester-Smith (1989, 90 goals), Rod Tregenza (1999, 86 goals), Rod Tregenza (2000, 86 goals), Prendergast Medallists: (9 total) Bill Taggart (1954), 1977: Joe Angel, 1978: Kevin Taylor, 1994: Jon Stagg, 2002: Leigh Willison, 2007: Morgan Cooper, 2008: Conor Davidson, 2010: James Murray, Timothy Viney (2011), Benjamin Harding (2017), Jack Clarke Medal: (5 total) Mark Amaranti (1985), Graham Ralph (1989), Matthew Cremin (2000), Andrew Green (2001), Jacob Green (2013), Chesson Medallists: (2 total) Greg Brown (1972), Doug Winning (1973), All-Australian team: Jack Clarke (1953, 1956, 1958, 1961), Alan Preen (1958), Norm Rogers (1958), Ray Sorrell (1958, 1961), Brian Peake (1979 (c), 1980, 1986 (c)), Tony Buhagiar (1979), Kevin Taylor (1983), Peter Wilson (1986), Updated: July 2020Source(s): Playing list, Coaching staff.
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