List of Magarey Medallists

The Magarey Medal is awarded every year to the "Fairest and Most Brilliant" player in the South Australian National Football League. Here is a list of the winners:

  • 1898 – Alby Green (Norwood)
  • 1899 – Stan Malin (Port Adelaide)
  • 1900 – not awarded
  • 1901 – Phil Sandland (North Adelaide)
  • 1902 – Tom MacKenzie (West Torrens)
  • 1903 – Hendrick 'Taffy' Waye (Sturt)
  • 1904 – not awarded
  • 1905 – Tom MacKenzie (North Adelaide)
  • 1906 – Tom MacKenzie (North Adelaide)
  • 1907 – Jack Mack (Port Adelaide)
  • 1908 – James Tierney (West Adelaide)
  • 1909 – Richard Head (West Adelaide)
  • 1910 – Sampson 'Shine' Hosking (Port Adelaide)
  • 1911 – Harold 'Vic' Cumberland (Sturt)
  • 1912 – Dave Low (West Torrens)
  • 1913 – Tom Leahy (North Adelaide)
  • 1914 – Jack Ashley (Port Adelaide)
  • 1915 – Frank Barry (South Adelaide), Sampson 'Shine' Hosking* (Port Adelaide) and Charlie Perry* (Norwood)
  • 1916–1918 No award due to World War I
  • 1919 – Dan Moriarty (South Adelaide)
  • 1920 – Dan Moriarty (South Adelaide) and Vic Richardson* (Sturt)
  • 1921 – Dan Moriarty (South Adelaide), Charlie Adams* (Port Adelaide), John Karney* (West Torrens) and Wat Scott* (Norwood)
  • 1922 – Robert Barnes (West Adelaide)
  • 1923 – Horrie Riley (Sturt)
  • 1924 – Wat Scott (Norwood)
  • 1925 – Alick Lill (Norwood) and Peter Bampton* (Port Adelaide)
  • 1926 – Bruce McGregor (West Adelaide)
  • 1927 – Bruce McGregor (West Adelaide)
  • 1928 – Jim Handby (Glenelg)
  • 1929 – Robert Snell (West Adelaide)
  • 1930 – Wat Scott (Norwood)
  • 1931 – Jack Sexton (West Adelaide)
  • 1932 – Max Pontifex (West Torrens)
  • 1933 – Keith Dunn (Sturt)
  • 1934 – George Johnston (Glenelg)
  • 1935 – Jack Cockburn (South Adelaide)
  • 1936 – Bill McCallum (Norwood)
  • 1937 – Harold Hawke (North Adelaide)
  • 1938 – Bob Quinn (Port Adelaide)
  • 1939 – Jeff Pash (North Adelaide) and Ray McArthur* (West Adelaide)
  • 1940 – Mel Brock (Glenelg)
  • 1941 – Marcus Boyall (Glenelg)
  • 1942–1944 No award due to World War II
  • 1945 – Bob Quinn (Port Adelaide)
  • 1946 – Bob Hank (West Torrens)
  • 1947 – Bob Hank (West Torrens)
  • 1948 – Ron Phillips (North Adelaide)
  • 1949 – Ron Phillips (North Adelaide) and Allan Crabb* (Glenelg)
  • 1950 – Ian McKay (North Adelaide)
  • 1951 – John Marriott (Norwood)
  • 1952 – Len Fitzgerald (Sturt)
  • 1953 – Jim Deane (South Adelaide)
  • 1954 – Len Fitzgerald (Sturt)
  • 1955 – Lindsay Head (West Torrens)
  • 1956 – Dave Boyd (Port Adelaide)
  • 1957 – Ron Benton (West Adelaide) and Jim Deane* (South Adelaide)
  • 1958 – Lindsay Head (West Torrens)
  • 1959 – Len Fitzgerald (Sturt)
  • 1960 – Barrie Barbary (North Adelaide)
  • 1961 – John Halbert (Sturt)
  • 1962 – Ken Eustice (West Adelaide)
  • 1963 – Lindsay Head (West Torrens)
  • 1964 – Geof Motley (Port Adelaide)
  • 1965 – Gary Window (Central District)
  • 1966 – Ron Kneebone (Norwood)
  • 1967 – Trevor Obst (Port Adelaide) and Don Lindner* (North Adelaide)
  • 1968 – Barrie Robran (North Adelaide)
  • 1969 – Fred Phillis (Glenelg)
  • 1970 – Barrie Robran (North Adelaide)
  • 1971 – Russell Ebert (Port Adelaide)
  • 1972 – Malcolm Blight (Woodville)
  • 1973 – Barrie Robran (North Adelaide)
  • 1974 – Russell Ebert (Port Adelaide)
  • 1975 – Peter Woite (Port Adelaide)
  • 1976 – Russell Ebert (Port Adelaide)
  • 1977 – Trevor Grimwood (West Adelaide)
  • 1978 – Kym Hodgeman (Glenelg)
  • 1979 – John Duckworth (Central District)
  • 1980 – Russell Ebert (Port Adelaide)
  • 1981 – Michael Aish (Norwood)
  • 1982 – Tony McGuinness (Glenelg)
  • 1983 – Tony Antrobus (North Adelaide)
  • 1984 – John Platten (Central District)
  • 1985 – Grantley Fielke (West Adelaide)
  • 1986 – Greg Anderson (Port Adelaide)
  • 1987 – Andrew Jarman (North Adelaide)
  • 1988 – Greg Whittlesea (Sturt)
  • 1989 – Gilbert McAdam (Central District)
  • 1990 – Scott Hodges (Port Adelaide)
  • 1991 – Mark Naley (South Adelaide)
  • 1992 – Nathan Buckley (Port Adelaide)
  • 1993 – Brenton Phillips (North Adelaide)
  • 1994 – Garry McIntosh (Norwood)
  • 1995 – Garry McIntosh (Norwood) and Glenn Kilpatrick (West Adelaide)
  • 1996 – Josh Francou (North Adelaide)
  • 1997 – Brodie Atkinson (Sturt) and Andrew Jarman (Norwood)
  • 1998 – Andrew Osborn (South Adelaide)
  • 1999 – Damian Squire (Sturt)
  • 2000 – Damian Squire (Sturt)
  • 2001 – Ryan O'Connor (Port Adelaide Magpies) and Tony Brown (Port Adelaide Magpies)
  • 2002 – Jade Sheedy (Sturt) and Tim Weatherald (Sturt)
  • 2003 – Brett Ebert (Port Adelaide Magpies)
  • 2004 – Paul Thomas (Central District)
  • 2005 – Jeremy Clayton (Port Adelaide Magpies)
  • 2006 – Brett Backwell (Glenelg)
  • 2007 – James Allan (North Adelaide)
  • 2008 – Luke Crane (Sturt)
  • 2009 – Rhys Archard (North Adelaide) and James Ezard (West Adelaide)
  • 2010 – James Allan (North Adelaide)
  • 2011 – James Allan (North Adelaide)
  • 2012 – Joel Cross (South Adelaide) and Brad Symes (Central District)

*Awarded retrospectively

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