Ben Mules
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Ben Mules grew up in Kalangadoo, situated in the club's South East recruiting zone, before moving to Glenelg in 2002. | Ben Mules grew up in Kalangadoo, situated in the club's South East recruiting zone, before moving to Glenelg in 2002. | ||
| - | A solid defender, Mules | + | A solid defender, Mules became a highly regarded member and leader of the team. He was awarded both Best Team Man and Players Player award in 2005 and 2007 and was also Runner up in the Best and Fairest Award in 2007. |
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| + | At the end of 2011, Mules stepped down from the Captaincy, thus ending a six year span as Captain which equalled Peter Carey's 6 year run, and only behind club legends Peter Marker who served 7 years as Captain and Nick Chigwidden who served as Captain for 8 years. | ||
| + | Returning to his junior club Kalangadoo, he was Coach of the Year in 2014 in the Mid South East Football League, and in 2019 kicked 7 goals in their Grand Final win. | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
1. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/profiles_allen.htm Glenelg Football Club] | 1. [http://www.glenelgfc.com.au/profiles_allen.htm Glenelg Football Club] | ||
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2. Glenelg Football Club 2010 Annual Report and Yearbook | 2. Glenelg Football Club 2010 Annual Report and Yearbook | ||
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[[Category:Players|Mules, Ben]] | [[Category:Players|Mules, Ben]] | ||
[[Category:Captains|Mules, Ben]] | [[Category:Captains|Mules, Ben]] | ||
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Biographical
- Born: 30 August 1982
- Height: 182 cm
- Weight: 83 kg
- Recruited from: Kalangadoo
- GFC League Debut: 2002
Guernsey Number: 34
Ben Mules grew up in Kalangadoo, situated in the club's South East recruiting zone, before moving to Glenelg in 2002.
A solid defender, Mules became a highly regarded member and leader of the team. He was awarded both Best Team Man and Players Player award in 2005 and 2007 and was also Runner up in the Best and Fairest Award in 2007.
At the end of 2011, Mules stepped down from the Captaincy, thus ending a six year span as Captain which equalled Peter Carey's 6 year run, and only behind club legends Peter Marker who served 7 years as Captain and Nick Chigwidden who served as Captain for 8 years.
Returning to his junior club Kalangadoo, he was Coach of the Year in 2014 in the Mid South East Football League, and in 2019 kicked 7 goals in their Grand Final win.
References
2. Glenelg Football Club 2010 Annual Report and Yearbook
