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== SANFL Leading Goalkickers == | == SANFL Leading Goalkickers == | ||
Since 1981 this award has been called the '''Ken Farmer Medal''' and is awarded for the leading goal kicker in the Home and Away series. | |||
* [[Jack Owens]] | * [[Jack Owens]] | ||
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** 1975 (108) | ** 1975 (108) | ||
** 1976 (98) | ** 1976 (98) | ||
* [[Todd Grima]] | |||
** 2010 (56) | |||
Revision as of 07:29, 5 September 2010
Magarey Medallists
- Jim Handby 1928
- George Johnston 1934
- Mel Brock 1940
- Marcus Boyall 1941
- Allan Crabb 1949
- Fred Phillis 1969
- Kym Hodgeman 1978
- Tony McGuinness 1982
- Brett Backwell 2006
Tassie Medallists
Jack Oatey Medallists
Fos Williams Medallists
Awarded to the best player in State matches.
- Peter Carey (1981) vs WA at Subiaco
- Stephen Copping (1982) vs VIC at Football Pk
- Paul Weston (1982) vs WA at Football Pk
- Stephen Kernahan (1984) vs VIC at Football Pk
- Chris McDermott (1987 ) vs VIC at Football Pk
- Stephen Kernahan (1988) vs VIC at Football Pk
- Brett Backwell (2003) vs WA at Fremantle Oval
All Australians
- Neil Davies 1953
- Brian Colbey 1969
- Graham Cornes 1979 & 1980 (as a player), and 1987 and 1988 (as non-playing coach)
- Peter Carey 1979 & 1980
- Kym Hodgeman 1979
- Keith Kuhlmann 1980
- Stephen Kernahan 1985
- Chris McDermott 1986 & 1987
- Scott Salisbury 1987
SANFL Leading Goalkickers
Since 1981 this award has been called the Ken Farmer Medal and is awarded for the leading goal kicker in the Home and Away series.
- Jack Owens
- 1927 (80)
- 1928 (83)
- 1932 (102)
- Colin Churchett
- 1948 (88)
- 1949 (72)
- 1950 (105)
- 1951 (102)
- Fred Phillis
- 1969 (137)
- 1970 (107)
- 1971 (99)
- 1975 (108)
- 1976 (98)
- Todd Grima
- 2010 (56)
