Senior Best and Fairest Winners
- 1945 – Noel Atkins
- 1946 – Harold Bailey
- 1947 – Jack Sullivan
- 1948 – Bob Verrier
- 1949 – Alan Hughes
- 1950 – Alan Hughes
- 1951 – Alan Hughes
- 1952 – Paddy Williams
- 1953 – Leon Synott
- 1954 – Terry Risely
- 1955 – John Golding
- 1956 – Kevin Free
- 1957 – Trevor Leo
- 1958 – Ray Hill
- 1959 – Dennis Powell
- 1960 – Trevor Leo
- 1961 – Dennis Powell
- 1962 – Dennis Powell
- 1963 – Burnie Payne
- 1964 – David Sullivan
- 1965 – Dennis Powell
- 1966 – Dennis Powell
- 1967 – Dennis Powell
- 1968 – Noel Mewett
- 1969 – "Kerry" Wilson
- 1970 – Glenn Burrill
- 1971 – Malcolm Bugg
- 1972 – Robbie Claridge
- 1973 – Malcolm Bugg
- 1974 – John Emin
- 1975 – Michael Krause
- 1976 – Ross Wright
- 1977 – Kelvin Anderson
- 1978 – Murray Dickson
- 1979 – Warren Cripps
- 1980 – Scott Wade
- 1981 – Wayne Petterd, Chris Fagan and Kelvin Anderson
- 1982 – Tony Marchant
- 1983 – Greg Thirgood
- 1984 – Scott Wade
- 1985 – Scott Wade
- 1986 – Craig Hoyer
- 1987 – Craig Hoyer
- 1988 – Mark Browning
- 1989 – Jamie Shanahan
- 1990 – Geoff Keogh
- 1991 – Geoff Keogh
- 1992 – Peter Baldwin
- 1993 – Brenton Tapp
- 1994 – Rob Veale
- 1995 – Steven Gillbee
- 1996 – Steven Gillbee
- 1997 – Martin Free
- 1998 – Justin Harvey
- 1999 – Stephen Willis
- 2000 – Brent Quinn and Michael Graves
- 2001 – Mark Knott
- 2002 – Craig Haremza
- 2003 – Matthew Harvey
- 2004 – Shawn Sartori
- 2005 – Jamie DiIenno
- 2006 – Scott Dickson
- 2007 – Michael Cassidy
- 2008 – Trent Harvey
- 2009 – Blair Kean
- 2010 – Andrew Lemm
- 2011 – Todd Willing
- 2012 – Tarquin Netherway
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Famous quotes containing the words senior, fairest and/or winners:
“Never burn bridges. Today’s junior prick, tomorrow’s senior partner.”
—Kevin Wade, U.S. screenwriter, and Mike Nichols. Katharine Parker (Sigourney Weaver)
“The fairest things have fleetest end,
Their scent survives their close:
But the rose’s scent is bitterness
To him that loved the rose.”
—Francis Thompson (1859–1907)
“The two real political parties in America are the Winners and the Losers. The people don’t acknowledge this. They claim membership in two imaginary parties, the Republicans and the Democrats, instead.”
—Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (b. 1922)