Morrish Medal
The Morrish Medal is an Australian rules football award.
Formerly awarded to the Best and Fairest player in the VFL Under 19 competition (known as the Thirds prior to 1959), since 1992 the award has been given to the best player in the Victorian TAC Cup Under 18 competition.
The Morrish Medal was named in honour of Tom Morrish, a long-serving treasurer (1921-1967) of the VFL Reserve Grade. Tom was a member of the VFL Umpires Appointment Board from 1937 to 1964. He was previously a Collingwood delegate in the second eighteen league and also became a Geelong delegate in the second eighteen committee in 1937.
The award is voted by the field umpires in a 3–2–1 format at the conclusion of each match as is used in the AFL's Brownlow Medal.
Winners
TAC Cup
VFL Under 19s
- 1991 – Gary Stevens (Sydney)
- 1990 – Brendan Robertson (Carlton), Clinton Watson (North Melbourne)
- 1989 – Brad Davies (Essendon)
- 1988 – Tim McGrath (North Melb)
- 1987 – Wayne Schwass (North Melb)
- 1986 – David Ross (North Melb)
- 1985 – Frank Zocalli (Essendon)
- 1984 – Tony Liberatore (North Melb)
- 1983 – Greg Healy (Melbourne)
- 1982 – Les Bamblett (Melbourne)
- 1981 – Adrian Battiston (Melbourne)
- 1980 – Peter Lane (Essendon)
- 1979 – Peter Banks (Collingwood)
- 1978 – Andy McPhie (Fitzroy), Stephen Simpson (North Melb)
- 1977 – Darren Williams (Essendon)
- 1976 – Craig Jamieson (Richmond), Jack Di Natale (Footscray)
- 1975 – B. Jones (South Melb)
- 1974 – Jack Di Natale (Footscray), R. Bruerton (South Melb), Phillip Friedman (Melbourne)
- 1973 – R. Bruerton (South Melb)
- 1972 – Ian Kilmartin (North Melb), Vin Catoggio (Carlton)
- 1971 – Tim O'Malley (Carlton)
- 1970 – Ken Marks (Fitzroy)
- 1969 – Bill Gehling (Richmond)
- 1968 – Paul Callery (Melbourne)
- 1967 – M. Gale (Carlton)
- 1966 – B. Wright (Fitzroy)
- 1965 – R. Petherbridge (St Kilda)
- 1964 – Peter Gowans (North Melb)
- 1963 – J. Schram (Geelong)
- 1962 – Kevin Egan (Essendon)
- 1961 – Terry Johnston (Melbourne), J. McGowan (South Melb)
- 1960 – G. Ryan (Footscray)
- 1959 – D. Glassenbury (Fitzroy)
VFL Thirds
- 1958 – Norman Bowler (North Melb)
- 1957 – P. O'Reilly (South Melb)
- 1956 – Garry Rasmussen (Hawthorn)
- 1955 – Maurice Job (Carlton)
- 1954 – Alf Clarke (Carlton)
- 1953 – Richard Pratt (Carlton)
- 1952 – Peter McPhee (Footscray)
- 1951 – F. Williams (Hawthorn)
- 1950 – Noel Alford (North Melb)
- 1949 – A. Harbrow (St Kilda)
- 1948 – Ray Harvey (Melbourne)
- 1947 – Alan Dale (Essendon)
References
- ↑ "Carr powers home to win Morrish Medal in TAC Cup". afl.com.au. Retrieved 9 September 2014.
- ↑ "Four players tie for Morrish Medal". afl.com.au. Retrieved 9 September 2013.
- ↑ "Morrish Medal - Nick Graham". taccup.com.au. Retrieved 3 October 2012.
- ↑ "Benbow Wins Morrish Medal". 12 September 2011. Retrieved 23 September 2011.
- ↑ McEvoy, Simon (6 September 2010). "Morrish medals for Sketcher, Hepppell". Herald Sun. Retrieved 23 October 2010.
External links
- Un-Fortunato Caruso, short bloke ignored by AFL
- afl.com.au – Morrish Medal
- TAC Cup Morrish Medallists
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