Peter Woite

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		+	*GFC League Player Number:  647
		+	*GFC League Debut:  Escort Cup, 1979
	*Glenelg [[1979]] – [[1980]]		*Glenelg [[1979]] – [[1980]]
	** 20  games		** 20  games

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Glenelg Career Highlights
GFC League Player Number: 647 GFC League Debut: Escort Cup, 1979 Glenelg 1979 – 1980 20 games 39 goals
Other Career Highlights
Port Adelaide 1969 – 1978 182 games and 102 goals Best and Fairest Port Adelaide 1975 Port Adelaide Player Life Member 1978 Port Adelaide premiership team 1977 Magarey Medallist 1975 12 games for South Australia SANFL Player Life Member 1978 SANFL League Life Member 2008 Awarded T.S. O’Halloran Trophy 1970 (Best Player SA v Victoria) Port Adelaide Team of the Century 2001 SANFL Hall of Fame - inducted 2008

Biographical

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• Recruited from: Port Adelaide
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• GFC League Debut: 1979

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Career

Woite was a key position player, used at both centre half forward and centre half back. After an injury riddled debut season in 1969, Woite had a good year in 1970 which saw him earn interstate selection for South Australia, the first of 12 occasions where he would represent his state.

He won the Magarey Medal in 1975 as well as Port Adelaide's best and fairest award and was a member of the club's 1977 premiership team.

In 1979 he crossed to Glenelg where he played his last two seasons, bringing up his 200th SANFL game milestone after managing 182 games with Port Adelaide.

References

1. Pride of the Bay

2. Wikipedia article