Reserves Magarey Medal
List of medal recipients by year
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The Reserves Magarey Medal is an Australian rules football honour awarded annually since 1906 to the fairest and most brilliant player in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) Reserves competition, as judged by field umpires. The award is based on the Magarey Medal award that was introduced by William Ashley Magarey.
Winners
| Year | Name | Club |
|---|---|---|
| 1906 | Roy Le Messurier | Semaphore |
| 1907[1][2] | Philip Robin | Norwood |
| 1908[3] | George Kersley | West Torrens |
| 1909[4][5] | Percy Russell | Prospect |
| 1910[6] | Stephen Potter | West Torrens |
| 1911[7] | Percival Rowan | Port Adelaide |
| 1912[8] | Pat Crowley | Port Adelaide |
| 1913[9] | Clarrie Ryan | Sturt |
| 1914[10] | Pat Crowley | Port Adelaide |
| 1915[11] | George Linklater | Port Adelaide |
| 1916–18 | No medal awarded | |
| 1919[12] | Jim Clark | Sturt |
| 1920[13] | Bert Schumacher | Norwood |
| 1921[14] | Charles Hepburn | West Adelaide |
| 1922[15] | Wilfred Sparks | Norwood |
| 1923[16] | Harold Jackson | Sturt |
| 1924[17] | James Strugnell | West Torrens |
| 1925[18] | S. Monten | West Torrens |
| 1926[19] | Harold O'Brien | South Adelaide |
| 1927[20] | Marcus Stuart | Sturt |
| 1928[21] | Harold O'Brien | South Adelaide |
| 1929[22] | Wally Griffiths | Norwood |
| 1930[12] | Arnold Smith | Sturt |
| 1931[23] | Ray Whitaker | Port Adelaide |
| 1932[24] | Thomas Hamilton | West Adelaide |
| 1933[25] | Gordon Wait | Norwood |
| 1934[26] | W. Stuart | South Adelaide |
| 1935[27] | Alexander Kinlough | West Torrens |
| 1936[28] | Albert Jones | West Torrens |
| 1937[29] | Ronald Edwards | Glenelg |
| 1938[30] | Ken Sawatzke | West Adelaide |
| 1939[31] | Stan Taylor | Norwood |
| 1940[32] | Eric Nicholls | West Torrens |
| 1941[33] | Lewis Todd | South Adelaide |
| 1942–45 | No medal awarded | |
| 1946[34] | Gordon Whittaker | Norwood |
| 1947[35][36] | Hubert McKenzie | West Torrens |
| 1948[37] | Ron Hoffman | Port Adelaide |
| 1949[38] | Don Bartlett | Sturt |
| 1950[39][5] | Sam Barbary | North Adelaide |
| 1951[40] | Harold Harris | South Adelaide |
| 1952[41] | Wally Southern | Sturt |
| 1953[42][5] | John Blunden | North Adelaide |
| 1954[43] | Brian Livesey | West Torrens |
| 1955[44] | Fred Stewart | Norwood |
| 1956 | Bob Lee | West Adelaide |
| 1957 | Ray Panizza | South Adelaide |
| 1958[44] | Bill Wedding | Norwood |
| 1959[5] | Barry Henningsen | North Adelaide |
| 1960[5] | Charles Heading | North Adelaide |
| 1961 | Bob Simunsen | Woodville |
| 1962 | Bob Simunsen | Woodville |
| 1963[45] | Gary Window | Central District |
| 1964[44] | Ian Della-Polina | Norwood |
| 1965 | John Mills | South Adelaide |
| 1966[44] | Brian Woodcock | Norwood |
| 1967 | Bob Perry | Woodville |
| 1968 | Kevin Rowe | Glenelg |
| 1969[44] | John McInnes | Norwood |
| 1970 tied[44] | John Menz | Norwood |
| 1970 tied | John Baruzzi | Port Adelaide |
| 1971[44] | John McInnes | Norwood |
| 1972[44] | John McInnes | Norwood |
| 1973[46] | Roly Daw | Sturt |
| 1974 | Kym Hodgeman | Glenelg |
| 1975[46] | Phil Heinrich | Sturt |
| 1976[46] | Jim Katsaros | Sturt |
| 1977 | Graham Sando | South Adelaide |
| 1978 | Peter Barnes | West Torrens |
| 1979 | Chris Wright | Port Adelaide |
| 1980 | Leon Grosser | West Adelaide |
| 1981 | Bruce Lindner | West Adelaide |
| 1982 | Kym Dillon | West Torrens |
| 1983 | Desmond Drogemuller | Port Adelaide |
| 1984 | Anthony Owens | West Torrens |
| 1985 | Hayden Stephens | Woodville |
| 1986 | Scott McDonald | Woodville |
| 1987 | John Harvey | Port Adelaide |
| 1988 | Adrian Settre | Port Adelaide |
| 1989[45] | Phil Lounder | Central District |
| 1990 | Max Gasparroni | West Adelaide |
| 1991[5] | Brodie Atkinson | North Adelaide |
| 1992 | Jason Sziller | Woodville-West Torrens |
| 1993[46] | Brendan Roberson | Sturt |
| 1994 | Paul Page | South Adelaide |
| 1995[45] | Damian Hicks | Central District |
| Neil McGoran | Central District | |
| 1996 | Jason King | Woodville-West Torrens |
| 1997 | Mark Ryan | South Adelaide |
| 1998[5] | Jason King | North Adelaide |
| 1999 | Ron Lee | West Adelaide |
| 2000[45] | Justin Casserly | Central District |
| 2001[45] | Brenton Daniel | Central District |
| 2002[45] | Josh Coulter | Central District |
| 2003[44] | Hamish Tamlin | Norwood |
| David Newett | Woodville-West Torrens | |
| Nick Prokopec | Central District | |
| 2004[5] | Justin Casserly | North Adelaide |
| 2005 | Mark Demasi | South Adelaide |
| 2006[44] | Ryan Lewis | Norwood |
| 2007[5][47] | Tim Delvins | North Adelaide |
| James Boyd | South Adelaide | |
| 2008[48][49] | Scott Lewis | Glenelg |
| 2009[50] | Daniel Batson | Port Adelaide |
| 2010[51] | Timothy Milera | Port Adelaide |
| 2011[52] | Tarak Redigolo | South Adelaide |
| 2012 | Angus Poole | Woodville-West Torrens |
| 2013[53] | Nick Homburg | West Adelaide |
| Travis Schiller | Central District | |
| 2014[54] | Luke Teasdale | North Adelaide |
| 2015[44] | Matt Appleton | Woodville-West Torrens |
| Dylan Reinbrecht | Norwood | |
| 2016[55] | Lachlan Earl | Glenelg |
| Jake Comitogianni | Woodville-West Torrens | |
| 2017[56] | Louis Sharrad | Port Adelaide |
| 2018[57] | Jacob Templeton | Central District |
| 2019[57] | Jed Spence | Norwood |
| 2020[58] | Dakota Nixon | North Adelaide |
| 2021 | Edward Allan | West Adelaide |
| 2022 | Kyle Crompton | Glenelg |
| 2023 | Charlie Molan | Sturt |
| 2024 | Brad Jefferies | Sturt |
| 2025 | Blake Hansen | Woodville-West Torrens |
External source
- SANFL 2012 Annual Report - Click here and refer to pp. 102 for a list of winners from 1906-2012