Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal

The Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal is awarded to the leading goalkicker in the Victorian Football League (formerly the VFA). The Medal was named in 1999 in honour of Jim 'Frosty' Miller who was the VFL leading goalkicker on six occasions. Nick Sautner currently holds the record for most medals with nine.^[1]

Leading Goal-kickers

Year Winner Club Goals 2015[2] Sam Grimley Jordan Lisle Liam McBean Box Hill Port Melbourne Richmond 42 2014[3] Daniel Connors Sam Grimley Port Melbourne Box Hill 38 2013 Dean Galea[4] Port Melbourne 55 2012 Dean Galea[5] Port Melbourne 65 2011 Patrick Rose[6] Port Melbourne 79 2010 Matthew Little Williamstown 80 2009 Nick Sautner Sandringham 71 2008 Nick Sautner Sandringham 74 2007 Nick Sautner Sandringham 79 2006 Aaron Edwards Frankston 100 2005 James Podsiadly Werribee 68 2004 Nick Sautner Sandringham 77 2003 Nick Sautner Northern Bullants 82 2002 Nick Sautner Frankston 93 2001 Nick Sautner Frankston 77 2000 Nick Sautner Sandringham 70 1999 Nick Sautner Sandringham 89 1998 Shayne Smith Springvale 78 1997 Shayne Smith Springvale 107 1996 Jack Aziz Werribee 74 1995 Danny Sexton Port Melbourne 64 1994 Rino Pretto Dandenong Redlegs 87 1993 Jack Aziz Werribee 97 1992 Ian Rickman Williamstown 82 1991 Rohan Welsh Dandenong 84 1990 Jamie Shaw Preston 103 1989 Ian Rickman Williamstown 125 1988 Jamie Shaw Preston 105 1987 Brett Weatherald Coburg 73 1986 Jamie Shaw Preston 145 1985 Ian Morrison Sandringham 108 1984 Mark Fotheringham Williamstown 114 1983 Mark Fotheringham Williamstown 108 1982 Fred Cook Port Melbourne 140 1981 Rex Hunt Sandringham 110 1980 Fred Cook Port Melbourne 112 1979 Joe Radojevic Kim Smith Geelong West Prahran 97 1978 Fred Cook Port Melbourne 115 1977 Fred Cook Port Melbourne 125 1976 Fred Cook Port Melbourne 124 1975 Joe Radojevic Geelong West 119 1974 Jim Miller Dandenong 79 1973 Jim Miller Dandenong 108 1972 Len Clark Preston 107 1971 Jim Miller Dandenong 99 1970 Jim Miller Dandenong 80 1969 Jim Miller Dandenong 106 1968 Jim Miller Dandenong 76 1967 John Walker Preston 83 1966 John Walker Preston 84 1965 Denis Oakley Sandringham 78 1964 Alan Cook Brunswick 65 1963 Robert Evans[7] Yarraville 47 1962 Bill Bryan Sandringham 77 1961 Bob Bonnett Port Melbourne 111 1960 Denis Oakley Sandringham 90 1959 Denis Oakley Sandringham 119 1958 Bob Bonnett Port Melbourne 84 1957 Bob Bonnett Port Melbourne 97 1956 Bob Bonnett Port Melbourne 95 1955 Alby Linton Williamstown 84 1954 Peter Schofield Moorabbin 96 1953 Johnny Walker Williamstown 99 1952 Johnny Walker Williamstown 103 1951 Bruce Harper Sandringham 104 1950 Bruce Harper Johnny Walker Sandringham Williamstown 71 1949 Keith Warburton Brighton 101 1948 Ray Potter Preston 84 1947 Bill Findlay Port Melbourne 107 1946 Ron Todd Williamstown 114 1945 Ron Todd Williamstown 188

Year Winner Club Goals 1941 Bob Pratt Coburg 183 1940 Ted Freyer Port Melbourne 157 1939 George Hawkins Prahran 164 1938 Ted Freyer Port Melbourne 86 1937 Geoff McInnes Brunswick 84 1936 Lance Collins Coburg 116 1935 Bill Luff Camberwell 75 1934 Frank Seymour Northcote 130 1933 Bill Luff Camberwell 106 1932 Frank Seymour Northcote 122 1931 Don Fraser Oakleigh 82 1930 Frank Seymour Northcote 110 1929 Leo McInerney Brunswick 84 1928 Frank Plant Coburg 77 1927 Paddy Gardiner Coburg 97 1926 J.Walsh Brighton 91 1925 Leo McInerney Brunswick 79 1924 George Gough Northcote 83 1923 George Taylor Port Melbourne 68 1922 George Taylor Port Melbourne 93 1921 George Taylor Port Melbourne 78 1920 George Taylor Port Melbourne 75 1919 Harry Morgan Footscray 72 1918 T.Stevens North Melbourne 54 1915 Bob Merrick Port Melbourne 43 1914 T.Clarke Essendon Association 46 1913 T.Clarke Essendon Association 58 1912 Dave McNamara Essendon Association 107 1911 Dave McNamara Essendon Association 81 1910 Frank Caine North Melbourne 75 1909 Henry Chase Brunswick 39 1908 Jack Hutchinson Footscray 68 1907 Jack Hutchinson Richmond 67 1906 Jack Hutchinson Richmond 57 1905 Len Mortimer Williamstown 48 1904 Jack Hutchinson Bert Ryan Richmond West Melbourne 51 51 1903 Jack Hutchinson Bert Ryan Richmond West Melbourne 44 44 1902 Jack Hutchinson Port Melbourne 46 1900 L.Daly Footscray 32 1899 L.Daly Footscray 39 1897 L.Daly Port Melbourne 38 1896 Norm Waugh Essendon 29 1895 D.deCoite Geelong 42 1894 Albert Thurgood Essendon 63 1893 Albert Thurgood Essendon 64 1892 Albert Thurgood Essendon 56 1891 Jim Grace Fitzroy 37 1890 Jim Grace Fitzroy 49 1889 Jack Barrett South Melbourne 40 1888 Dinny McKay South Melbourne 50 1887 T.McShane Geelong 36 1886 Paddy McShane Geelong 51 1885 G.Houston Hotham 38 1884 Paddy McShane Geelong 33 1883 Paddy McShane Geelong 29 1882 H.McLean Geelong 29 1881 E.Brooks Carlton 25 1880 George Coulthard Carlton 21 1879 George Coulthard Carlton 19 1878 A.Christie George Coulthard Geelong Carlton 15 15 1877 G.Baker Melbourne 12

Division 2 leading goalkickers

The following table shows the leading senior goalkicker in the VFA's second division (including finals), while it existed from 1961 until 1988.

Year	Winner	Club	Goals
1961	Ron O'Neill[8]	Camberwell	95
1962	Ron O'Neill[9]	Camberwell	59
1963	Frank Power[10]	Mordialloc	74
1964	Ron O'Neill[11]	Camberwell	77
1965	John Walker[12]	Preston	116
1966	Ben Nusteling[13]	Geelong West	92
1967	Frank Power[14]	Mordialloc	84
1968	Eddie Szyszka[15]	Williamstown	61
1969	George Allen[16]	Sunshine	99
1970	George Allen[17]	Sunshine	80
1971	Greg Barnett[18]	Box Hill	69
1972	Graeme McLean[19]	Geelong West	137
1973	Doug Baird[20]	Brunswick	94
1974	Peter Smith[21]	Coburg	121
1975	Garry Hammond[22]	Camberwell	112
1976	Peter Neville[23]	Mordialloc	134
1977	Garry Hammond[24]	Camberwell	129
1978	Mark Fotheringham[25]	Yarraville	105
1979	Peter Neville[26][27][28]	Mordialloc	132
1980	Paul Angelis[29]	Waverley	100
1981	Peter Stevenson[30]	Camberwell	119
1982	Ted Carroll[31]	Springvale	118
1983	Peter Neville[32]	Mordialloc	135
1984	Dale Carroll[33]	Box Hill	110
1985	Rino Pretto[34]	Oakleigh	170
1986	Rino Pretto[35]	Oakleigh	151
1987	Rino Pretto[36]	Oakleigh	96
1988	Rino Pretto[37][38]	Oakleigh	91

References

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12. Bob Crimeen (16 August 1965). "'Dandy' returns to favouritism". The Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, VIC). p. 45.
13. Trevor Nash (15 August 1966). "President has word to umpire". The Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, VIC). p. 52.
14. Chris de Kretser (14 August 1967). "Walker was on the target". The Sun News-Pictorial (Melbourne, VIC). p. 52.
15. Tom Valenta (26 August 1968). "Win to Geelong in final". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 25.
16. Mike Smith (15 September 1969). "Seagulls back in top Div". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 21.
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19. Geoffrey Fithall (12 August 1972). "All eyes on Geelong West clash". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 28.
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21. Tom Jacob (9 September 1974). "Port is crowing!". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 23.
22. Ken Piesse (11 August 1975). "VFA stars 100 up". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 14.
23. Marc Fiddian (9 August 1976). "Bears capture Coburg's spot". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 27.
24. Marc Fiddian (15 August 1977). "Cook kicks 12.4 to thrash Bears". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 31.
25. Marc Fiddian (14 August 1978). "Association details". The Age (Melbourne, VIC).
26. Marc Fiddian (13 August 1979). "Bears claw into four". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 27.
27. Marc Fiddian (20 August 1979). "Prahran faces threat to finals". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 31.
28. Marc Fiddian (3 September 1979). "Vic reigns with Port". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 29.
29. Marc Fiddian (11 August 1980). "Prahran in hot seat". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 29.
30. Marc Fiddian (7 September 1981). "Bullants' bluff no match for Boroughs' brilliance". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 25.
31. Marc Fiddian (16 August 1982). "Victory for Bullants in battle of big two". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 25.
32. Marc Fiddian (15 August 1983). "Lions miss out on finals berth". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 24.
33. "Box Hill Hawks 2011 Business Directory" (PDF). Box Hill Hawks Football Club. 2011. Retrieved 19 September 2014.
34. Dennis Jose (23 September 1985). "Sandringham takes flag in cliffhanger". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 38.
35. Hugo Kelly (1 September 1986). "Williamstown's big men prove that might is right". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). p. 27.
36. "VFA details". The Age (Melbourne, VIC). 24 August 1987. p. 40.
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38. Neil Branch (21 September 1988). "Sunshine down to a top side". Sunshine–Western Suburbs Advocate (Sunshine, VIC). p. 70.

External links

• VFL Yearly Goalkickers Summary