Ben Aulich

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		+	*GFC League Player Number:  788
		+	*GFC League Debut:  Round 2, 1996
	*Glenelg [[1996]]		*Glenelg [[1996]]
	** 12  games		** 12  games
	**  13 goals		**  13 goals
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	== Biographical ==		== Biographical ==
-	*Born:	+	*Born: 6 February 1975
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-	*GFC League Debut: 1996	+	*Previous Club: Belconnen
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		+	Selected by the Sydney Swans in the 1990 pre-draft as a 15 year old zone selection, Ben Aulich did not end up playing any games with them.  Moving to Adelaide for economics studies at Flinders University, he took up playing with South Adelaide.  He then moved across to Glenelg, playing 12 senior games in 1996.
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		+	He returned to the A.C.T. and continued with his former club, Belconnen.  He won the ''Alex Jesaulenko Medal'' for best afield in the 2001 Division 1 grand final despite his side suffering a narrow 3 point loss.
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Current revision as of 07:54, 18 December 2020

Glenelg Career Highlights
GFC League Player Number: 788 GFC League Debut: Round 2, 1996 Glenelg 1996 12 games 13 goals

Biographical

• Born: 6 February 1975
• Height:
• Weight:

• Previous Club: Belconnen

Guernsey Number:

Selected by the Sydney Swans in the 1990 pre-draft as a 15 year old zone selection, Ben Aulich did not end up playing any games with them. Moving to Adelaide for economics studies at Flinders University, he took up playing with South Adelaide. He then moved across to Glenelg, playing 12 senior games in 1996.

He returned to the A.C.T. and continued with his former club, Belconnen. He won the Alex Jesaulenko Medal for best afield in the 2001 Division 1 grand final despite his side suffering a narrow 3 point loss.

References

1. Pride of the Bay