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Indoor wet weather ideas: AFL Trivia Quiz (May need pens/pencils and paper to write on) DFS Chinese boxing competition DFS Ricochet Round Robin Team Song performance (Players SHP teams for the day) Sing their AFL club song performance/competition Arm Tangle Competition AFL Trivia Quiz NOTE: Groups may need writing materials. (Pen/pencil, paper). Otherwise, they discuss then verbally say their answer. 1. Who won the 2016 AFL Grand Final? Western Bulldogs 2. Who won the 2016 Brownlow Medal? Patrick Dangerfield 3. Who won the 2016 Coleman Medal? Josh J Kennedy 4. Who won the 2016 Norm Smith Medal? Jason Johannisen 5. Which player holds the record for most goals ever kicked? Tony Lockett 6. Which clubs did he play for? St Kilda (898 goals) & Sydney (462) 7. What are the traditional colours of the Gold Coast Suns? Red, Gold, Blue 8. Who have won the most AFL premierships? Essendon, Carlton (16) 9. Who is the current captain of the Western Bulldogs? Bob Murphy 10. How many games did Essendon win last year? 3 matches 11. Who is the current coach Geelong (first and last name!)? Chris Scott 12. What is Gary Ablett jun Gary Ablett 13. How many draws have their been this AFL season? 0 (Check that a draw happen on weekend!) 14. What number draft pickior’s did Dad’sRichmond name? pick Trent Cotchin? Pick 2 15. Which club did Anthony Koutoufides play for? Carlton didn’t 16. Which AFL club did Andrew Macleod play for? Adelaide Crows 17. What are the traditional colours of the St. Kilda? Red, White, Black 18. Majak Daw plays for which football club? North Melbourne Jack Steven 20. Which Adelaide player came 3rd in the 2016 Coleman Medal ? Eddie Betts 19. Who won St. Kilda’s Best and Fairest Last year? 21. Shaun Higgins plays for North Melbourne, who was his old club? Western Bulldogs 22. Which AFL club did Tom Mitchell get traded to last year?Hawthorn 23. Who is the current captain of Fremantle? Nat Fyfe 24. Which Richmond player has tattoos on each side of his neck (as well as the rest of his body)? Dustin Martin 25. Who came 2nd in the Brownlow Medal last year? Luke Parker 26. Which AFL club does Ollie Wines play for? Port Adelaide 27. Who hosts the AFL Footy Show? Craig Hutchison & Rebecca Maddern 28. Which Fremantle champion retired last year? Matthew Pavlich 29. Who won the NAB Rising Star Medal last year? Callum Mills 30. Which player was famous for doing a handstand on the ground after a win? Jason Akermanis 31. Which year did Lance Franklin kick 100 goals in a season? 2008 32. Who won 2011 AFL Grand Final? Geelong 33. Who is the captain of the Sydney Swans? Josh P Kennedy 34. VFL team Box Hill is reserves for which AFL club? Hawthorn 35. Collingwood premiership captain Nick Maxwell is now a runner with which club? GWS Giants 36. Which AFL club does Ben Reid play for? Collingwood 37. Who won the Brownlow medal in 2014? Matt Priddis 38. How many goals did Buddy Franklin kick in a game against North Melbourne in 2012? 13 39. How many AFL clubs are based in Victoria? 10 40. Which club plays its home games at Simonds Stadium? Geelong .

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