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South Fremantle Introduction South Fremantle’s illustrious football history is one littered with many outstanding events, feats of champion footballers, champion teams and selfless dedication by committed coaches, officials and administrators. All have kept our great club at the forefront of football in Western Australia for over a century. Hundreds of players, coaches and administrators were researched, analysed discussed, compared and finally voted on to arrive at 45 names for induction into the Inaugural Hall of Fame. The final judgement was on overall contribution, quality of performance and the significance of an individual’s impact at South Fremantle and Western Australian Football. Players, coaches, officials and administrators who began their association with our club, post 1980, were not considered for selection, however, their time will come in the not too distant future when the second intake occurs. The above is a brief summary of the clubs intention to recognise and enshrine those people who have made an outstanding contribution to our history. This prestigious event will also exist and act to inspire future generations to build on the club’s successes and in doing so, preserve our pre-eminent status in the WAFL and sporting community. Special thanks to the Chairman of the Hall of Fame selection committee, Terry Dean, who was also ably assisted by Club Historian, Dr Steve Errington, John Todd, Murray MacDonald, Jim Christie and Richard Woodgate, with the Vice President, Peter Christie representing the Board, as an observer and CEO Brian Ciccotosto acting as minute taker. Haydn Raitt – President GRIFF JOHN 1897- 98 Player Fremantle Football Club 1900 Club Co – Founder 1900 - 02; 1905 Secretary 1900 – 05 25+ Games 1906 1st Life Member 1960 Pavilion Named in his Honour HARRY HODGE 1898 – 99 Player Fremantle Football Club 1900 – 09 Club’s first 100 game player 1902 Secretary 1902 – 06 Treasurer 1904 Captain 1908 Life Member 1921 State Selector JOE COATES 1904 – 08 43+ Games 1910 – 11 Committee 1913 Head Trainer 1913 – 19 Coach, Two Premierships 1915 Life Member 1916 – 19 Secretary JACK POLINELLI 1916 – 21 Committee 2 Premierships 1940 – 50 President 3 Premierships 1941 Life Member 1955 – 66 Trustee JOHNNY CAMPBELL 1916 – 29 167 Games 7 State Games War Service Leading Goal Kicker Fairest & Best Captain Life Member FRANK FUHRMANN 1924 – 31 113 Games Fairest & Best Captain 1947 – 52 Vice President 4 Premierships 1953 – 60 President 2 Premierships Life Member BILL HUGHES 1925 – 27 47 Games 1929 – 40 Committee 1941 – 50 Vice President 3 Premierships 1951 – 52 President 1 Premiership 1953 – 59 Vice President 2 Premierships 1960 – 61 President 1970 – 71 President 1 Premiership 1940 Life Member ALFRED (SOL) LAWN 1925 – 32 123 Games 3 State Games 2 WAFL Leading Goal Kicker 7 Times Club Leading Goal Kicker Exponent of place kick for goal JACK ROCCHI 1926 – 29 63 Games 4 State Games 2 Fairest & Best Clubs first Sandover Medallist Runner up – Sandover Medal BILL COLLINS 1926 – 33 88 Games Captain 1938 – 41 Reserves Official 1947 – 49 Committee 2 Premierships 1950 – 61 Vice President 4 Premierships 1962 – 66 President 1948 Life Member RON DOIG 1927 – 32 99 Games 4 State Games Captain Captain/Coach Fremantle's Most Popular Player Died Football Injury – aged 23 FRANK HARRISON 1929 – 38 Reserves Secretary 1940 – 41 Secretary 1945 – 61 Secretary 6 Premierships 1963 – 66 Committee 1967 – 69 President 1945 Life Member NEIL LEWINGTON 1936 – 45 140 Games Fairest & Best State Side Captain Captain/ Coach Coach Life Member FRANK ‘SCRANNO’ JENKINS 1937 – 49 150 Games 9 State Games 3 Fairest & Best Sandover Medal 2 Premierships Simpson Medal ( Victoria) Captain 1963 - Committee Life Member JACK ‘CORP’ REILLY 1937 – 51 204 Games 10 State Games Fairest & Best Captain 3 Premierships Life Member CLIVE LEWINGTON 1939 – 51 182 Games 5 State Games Sandover Medal Captain 3 Fairest & Best 3 Premierships 1950 – 58 Coach – 3 Premierships Life Member 1978 – 85 Vice President WA Hall of Fame DAVE INGRAHAM 1940 – 51 135 Games 14 State Games Fairest & Best Simpson Medal (Grand Final) 3 Premierships WA Hall of Fame Life Member BERNIE NAYLOR 1941 – 54 194 Games 1162 Goals 16 State Games Fairest & Best 6 Premierships WA Hall of Fame Life Member 23 Goals in one game , 12 in one quarter WAFL Leading Goal Kicker 6 times Club’s Leading Goal Kicker 10 times FRANK TREASURE 1942 – 57 254 Games ( Record) 9 State Games 6 Premierships Captain (2 Years) Premiership Captain Life Member WA Hall of Fame ERIC ERIKSSON 1942 – 54 210 Games 12 State Games 5 Premierships Simpson Medal (Grand Final ) Life Member NORM SMITH 1942 – 57 129 Games 6 State Games 1953 – Australian Carnival 4 Premierships Life Member STEVE MARSH 1945 – 56 226 Games Captain 21 State Games Life Member Sandover Medal 6 Premierships All Australian Football Legend 4 Walker Medals WA Hall of Fame Simpson Medal AFL Hall of Fame Fremantle Legends Team HARRY CARBON 1945 – 52 141 Games 9 State Games 3 Premierships Captain – 1952 Committee – 1953 Life Member LEN CRABBE 1946 – 53 140 Games, Runner up Sandover Medal 12 State Games 2 Premierships 1953 – Captain Life Member Fremantle Legends Team CHARLIE TYSON 1948 – 55, 61 152 Games 17 State Games 5 Premierships Walker Medal Simpson Medal (Grand Final) WA Hall of Fame Life Member LAURIE GREEN 1948 – 54 99 Games 1 State Game 3 Premierships Walker Medal Life Time Member DES KELLY 1949 – 54 102 Games 4 State Games 4 Premierships Simpson Medal ( Life Time Member 1952 Grand TOM BOTTRELL 1951 – 99 Trainer ( 47 Years) Head Trainer ( 27 Years) State Trainer Life Member SFFC Life Member WAFL Club Trainers room named in his honour JOHN COLGAN 1951 – 61 220 Games 10 State Games 1953/1958 Australian Championships 2 Premierships 1957, 60 – Captain Life Member CLIFF HILLIER 1951 – 60 160 Games 12 State Games 3 Premierships 1956 - All Australian 1959 – Walker Medal Life Member RAY RICHARDS 1951- 58 148 Games 13 State Games 2 Premierships 1958 – Captain Trainer Committee Life Member TONY PARENTICH 1952 - 61 162 Games 8 State Games 3 Premierships Simpson Medal (1956 Grand Final) Walker Medal 1957 Club Trustee 2001 Life Member BARRY WHITE 1952 – 61 160 Games 16 State Games 3 Premierships 2 Runner up Walker Medal Life Member 1978 – 79 – Reserves Coach JOHN TODD 1955 – 66 132 Games Football Legend Sandover Medal Fremantle Legends Team Life Member AFL Hall of Fame WA Hall of Fame 1959 - Captain & Coach 3 Times Walker Medal 1961 - All Australian 13 State Games Co – Patron 1997 Premiership Coach 1997 - Premiership Coach JOHN GEROVICH 1955 – 69 221 Games 20 State Games 3 time WAFL leading goal kicker 11 times South Fremantle leading goal kicker All Australian Life Member WA Hall of Fame Fremantle Legends Team GARY SCOTT 1957 – 69 255 Games (Record) 11 State Games Walker Medal Captain Life Member TOM GRLJUSICH 1960 – 76 258 Games (record) 3 State Games 2 Walker Medals Leading Goal kicker Premiership 1970 Fremantle Legends Team Life Member Co – Patron RON GREER 1955 – 2011 Committee Hilton Park Juniors Chairman of Thirds Committee of Management Vice President House Chairman Trustee Life Member WAFL Life Member DR. DICK REID Co – Club Doctor (33 Years) Head Doctor Life Member Club Medical Room named in his honour BRIAN CICCOTOSTO 1967 – 78 211 Games 5 State Games Captain All Australian 1970 – Premiership Simpson Medallist Leading Goal Kicker 3 Times Runner up 1984 / 85 – Colts Coach 2 Colts Premierships Life Member 1985 - Administrator JOE MCKAY 1974 – 82 169 Games 11 State Games Walker Medal 1980 – Premiership Life Member MAURICE RIOLI 1975 – 81 & 1988 – 90 168 Games 13 State Games 3 Simpson Medals Captain 4 times All Australian WA Hall of Fame Norm Smith Medallist 1980 – Premiership Fremantle Team of Legends Life Member Indigenous Team of the Century STEPHEN MICHAEL 1975 – 85 243 Games 17 State Games 5 Walker Medals Fremantle Team of Legends 2 Sandover Medals Simpson Medal Tassie Medal All Australian Captain Captain WA Hall of Fame 1980 – Premiership Indigenous Team of the Century AFL Hall of Fame Life Member NOEL CARTER 1978 – 1985 155 Games 2 State Games 2 Fairest & Best Premiership Captain Leading Goal Kicker WA Captain Life Member SFFC Captain BRAD HARDIE 1979 – 84, 93 140 Games 8 State Games 2 Simpson Medals 2 All Australians Fairest & Best Captain 2 Leading Goal Kickers WA Hall of Fame 2 Tassie Medals Brownlow Medal Life Member Fremantle Team of Legends .
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