John Tetlow Trophy

Club Man - Tetlow Trophy

The John Tetlow Trophy is a pre-Wombats, Young Anglicans trophy, which was first introduced in 1957. The award was donated by the parents of John Tetlow who was a promising A Grade Goalkeeper who had recently moved to Goulburn. John was tragically killed in a road accident when attending U21 state training in Melbourne.

2025 - Joshua Roy
2024 - Aaron Dudgeon
2023 - James Ellis
2022 - Paul Gow
2021 - Paul Gow
2020 - No Recipient
2019 - Patrick Baine
2018 - Andrew McMillan
2017 - Patrick Baine
2016 - Andrew McMillan
2015 - Glen Erskine
2014 - Andrew McMillan
2013 - Peter Barber
2012 - Kade O'Keefe
2011 - Phil Lowe
2010 - Tom Swaby
2009 - Keith Russell
2008 - Jon VanRee
2007 - Eric Allerdice
2006 - Ben Smart
2005 - Graeme Roy
2004 - Matt Smart
2003 - Jon VanRee
2002 - Graeme Roy

2001 - Peter Tennison
2000 - Rod Canavan
1999 - Rod Forge
1998 - Stuart Austin
1997 - Scott Harrison
1996 - Paul Swinton
1995 - Bruce Murray
1994 - Ricky White
1993 - Chris McDonald
1993 - Erwin Baumann
1992 - Erwin Baumann
1991 - Michael Washington
1990 - Michael Washington
1989 - Dennis Martin
1988 - Howard Pepperell
1987 - Phil Fraser
1986 - Phil Lowe
1985 - Phil Fraser
1984 - Stuart Palframan
1983 - Paul Larkin
1982 - Robert Ballard
1981 - Dennis Martin
1980 - Geoff Baker
1979 - Craig Allen

1978 - Dennis Martin
1977 - Jim Shovelton
1976 - R (Bob) Smart
1975 - No recipient
1974 - Kevin Prater
1973 - Maurice Bradbury
1972 - Greg Pratter
1971 - Ray McHale
1970 - Ken Monte
1969 - Barry Prater
1968 - Roy Monte
1967 - Trevor Mackey
1966 - Brian Mackey
1965 - Neil Collins
1964 - Noel Waite
1964 - Brian Mackey
1963 - Jim Day
1962 - Graeme Nicholson
1961 - Peter Hillas
1960 - Bruce McNair
1959 - RJ (Jim) Williams
1958 - WJ (Bill) Moffitt
1957 - Ron Polkinghorn

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