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St Patrick's College Football 2020 St Patrick’s College Football 2020 2015 Herald Shield Premiership Herald Shield Premiers 1999, 2005, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 2014 & 2015 St Patrick’s College 1893 - 2020 Captains 1893 McManamany 1925 L Dillon 1958 B Kelly 1992 S O’Donohue 1894 M Conlan T Barwick 1959 G Shea 1993 A Martin 1926 1895 T Moran J Howard 1960 B Vear 1994 T McGuane 1896 J Norris 1927 J Whitehead 1961 M Murrihy 1995 D Harrington 1897 J Norris 1928 A O’Toole 1962 J Murrihy 1996 M Oldfield 1898 J Fleming 1929 D Hayes 1963 J Murrih7 1997 M Kennedy 1899 J Dear 1930 D Hayes 1964 B Richardson 1998 A King 1900 J Dear 1931 A Foran 1965 B Doherty 1999 S Mullane 1901 J Dear 1932 B Hayden 1966 P Tatireta 2000 T McKinnon J Sweene 1933 L Khyat 1967 J Larkins 2001 R Knowles 1902 S Radovick 1934 G Hayes 1968 M Hartley 2002 G Brick 1903 C Troy 1935 N Flanagan 1969 J Coffey 2003 M Doyle 1904 F Scullion 1936 N Flanagan 1970 N Sheehan 2004 C Banwell B Gregory 1937 B Mulcahy 1971 P White 2005 D Ronan 1905 B Nash 1938 M Gill 1972 P Bell 2006 S Grigg 1906 T Noonan 1939 L Delahunty 1973 C Foley 2007 J Caldow 1907 M McKenna 1940 G Noonan 1974 M Frawley 2008 N Suban 1908 T Seward 1941 G Noonan 1975 B Brown 2009 M James 1909 T Seward 1942 B Mason 1976 P Moloney 2010 J Gordon 1910 T Seward 1943 V Brennan 1977 D Molan 2011 N O’Brien 1911 B Nicholas 1944 B Leonard 1978 W Carmichael 2012 D Morris 1912 D Little 1945 P Kennedy 1979 J Sculley 2013 D Willsmore 1913 F Connellan 1946 B Kelly 1980 R Macklin 2014 L Duggan 1914 T Hennessey 1947 T Molan 1981 C Doyle 2015 J Hopper 1915 T Hager 1948 F Drum 1982 P Leonard 2016 H Dawborn 1916 R Roberts 1949 B Hogan 1983 P James 2017 N Stulhdreier 1917 A Kavanagh 1950 K Hogan 1984 G Macklin 2018 J Lohmann 1918 A Kavanagh 1951 K Hogan 1985 M McGuane 2019 I Grant 1919 M Connell 1952 J James 1986 A Madden 1920 G Clements 1953 B Grogan 1987 A Gray 1921 J McCormack 1954 R Dignan 1988 V Hennessy 1922 I Dwyer 1955 G Crough 1989 M James 1923 J Nunan 1956 D McKimmie 1990 J Hayter 1924 L Dillon 1957 D McKimmie 1991 C White St Patrick’s College 1902 - 2020 Coaches 1902 – 1903 L Roberts 1941 – 1943 W O’Malley 1974 – 1975 P Cole 1904 B Jones 1944 – 1945 T McKenna 1976 P Dowling 1905 – 1922 J Morrissey 1946 – 1954 W O’Malley 1977 – 1980 T Kearney 1923 – 1924 D O’Connell 1955 J Kelty 1981 – 1987 R Aron 1925 F McDonald 1956 – 1959 W O’Malley 1988 A Frawley 1926 F Twomey 1960 – 1961 H Williams 1989 D McKee 1927 S McKenzie 1962 – 1964 B Delahunt 1990 R Erwin 1928 – 1932 H Seery 1965 – 1966 K Tuck 1991 – 1992 B Anderson 1933 – 1936 F McDonald 1967 – 1968 T O’Brien 1993 – 2001 G Ryan 1937 – 1938 W O’Malley 1969 – 1971 J Guthrie 2002 – 2018 H Clark 1939 – 1940 P Purcell 1972 – 1973 D Sexton 2019 – 2020 G Webb St Patrick’s College 1893 – 2020 VFL/AFL Players Departed SPC Name VFL/AFL Club 1896 Charlie Baker St Kilda 1900 John Fogarty South Melbourne 1901 Joe Fogarty South Melbourne, Essendon & University 1903 Leo Seward University 1903 Chris Fogarty Essendon/University 1906 Bert Gregory Melbourne 1910 Robert Thompson University 1911 Leo Little University/Melbourne 1911 Basil Nehill St Kilda/Essendon 1911 Harry Neate Essendon 1912 Joe Shortill Carlton/Fitzroy 1915 Phil McCumisky Carlton 1915 James Keogh Collingwood 1919 Maurice Connell South Melbourne/Carlton 1920 Robert Snr Johnson Melbourne 1921 Reg Hickey Geelong 1923 Joe Nunan Footscray 1923 Sidney Dockendorf Richmond/Footscray 1925 Maurice Sheahan Richmond 1925 Thomas Barwick Hawthorn 1927 Bill Walsh Melbourne/Fitzroy 1928 Dick Hingston Melbourne 1929 Frank Halloran Melbourne/Footscray 1934 Gerry Hayes Richmond/South Melbourne 1936 Peter O’Donohue Hawthorn 1937 Frank Howard Richmond 1938 Edward Long North Melbourne 1941 Frank McGrath Melbourne/Carlton St Patrick’s College 1893 – 2020 VFL/AFL Players Departed SPC Name VFL/AFL Club 1943 Terry Walsh North Melbourne 1947 Colin Dodd Fitzroy 1947 Vin Williams Fitzroy 1948 Les Mogg North Melbourne 1948 Frank Drum Richmond 1948 John Elder Collingwood/South Melbourne 1949 Toby Elder Fitzroy 1949 Tom Simpson Richmond 1950 Joe Hickey Fitzroy 1950 Terry Gleeson Melbourne 1950 Brian Molony Carlton/St Kilda 1950 Basil Moloney Richmond 1957 Robert Vagg Hawthorn 1957 John Hogan Collingwood 1958 Barry Kelly North Melbourne 1958 John Cunningham Hawthorn 1959 Michael Pickering North Melbourne 1959 Brian Carroll Fitzroy 1960 Ian Slockwitch Richmond 1960 John Sheahan Richmond 1963 Greg Dowd Footscray 1963 Frank Dimmatina Richmond/North Melbourne 1964 Barry Richardson Richmond 1964 Tony Sullivan Melbourne 1965 Ray Ball Richmond/South Melbourne 1966 John Bell Collingwood 1969 Anthony Smith Carlton 1972 Mario Bortolotto Geelong/Carlton St Patrick’s College 1893 – 2020 VFL/AFL Players Departed SPC Christian Name VFL/AFL Club 1973 Gerard FitzGerald Geelong 1974 Paul Armstrong St Kilda 1975 Brian Brown Fitzroy/Essendon 1987 Alex McDonald Hawthorn/Collingwood 1988 Matthew Francis Richmond/Collingwood 1988 Justin McGrath Fitzroy 1989 Michael James Carlton 1989 Anthony McDonald Melbourne 1989 Nick Hider Collingwood 2002 Tristan Cartledge Essendon/Richmond 2003 Clinton Young Hawth/ Collingwood 2004 Matthew Rosa West Coast Eagles 2004 Will Young Adelaide 2004 Stephen Clifton Greater Western Syd 2006 Shaun Grigg Carlton/Richmond 2006 Nathan Brown Collingwood 2006 Mitchell Brown West Coast Eagles 2006 Matthew Austin Brisbane 2008 Nick Suban Fremantle 2008 Daniel Nicholson Melbourne 2009 Joshua Cowan Geelong 2010 Tom McDonald Melbourne 2011 Nick O’Brien Essendon 2011 Brad Crouch Adelaide 2011 Tom Downie GWS 2012 Jake Neade Port Adelaide 2012 Tanner Smith Fremantle St Patrick’s College 1893 – 2020 VFL/AFL Players Departed SPC Christian Name VFL/AFL Club 2012 Michael Close Brisbane 2012 Martin Gleeson Essendon 2012 Dominic Barry Melbourne 2013 Brett Bewley Fremantle 2013 Oscar McDonald Melbourne 2014 Liam Duggan West Coast Eagles 2014 Daniel Butler Richmond 2015 Jacob Hopper GWS 2015 Daniel Rioli Richmond 2016 Tom Williamson Carlton 2020 SPC AFL Listed Players Name Year Club Games AFL Achievement 2010 Premiership Player, Nathan Brown 2006 St Kilda 183 NAB Rising Star nominee Tom McDonald 2010 Melbourne 162 NAB Rising Star nominee Brad Crouch 2011 Adelaide 83 2nd 2013 Rising Star Award Martin Gleeson 2012 Essendon 74 Pick 53 National Draft 2014 Rising Star nominee Mathew Crouch 2013 Adelaide 110 2016 All Australian Brett Bewley 2013 Fremantle 8 Pick 59 2018 National Draft Pick 11 National Draft Liam Duggan 2014 West Coast Eagles 86 2018 Premiership Player 2017 Rising Star Nomination Oscar McDonald 2014 Melbourne 75 Pick 53 National Draft 2017 Premiership Player Daniel Butler 2014 Richmond 46 2017 Rising Star Nomination Pick 67 National Draft Pick 7 National Draft Jacob Hopper 2015 GWS 68 2016 Rising Star Nomination 2017 & 2019 Premiership Player Daniel Rioli 2015 Richmond 78 2016 Rising Star Nomination Tom Williamson 2016 Carlton 17 Pick 53 National Draft .
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