Collingwood's Favourite Sons & Daughters -
Early Days...
Dick Condon
Firey Dick Condon.
Born: 1876, died: 1946. Played: 1897-1900; 1902-06, games: 149, goals: 101.
Honours: Premiership player 1902 & 1903; Captain 1899 & 1900; Coach 1905-06.
Then he went to Richmond to become their captain/coach.
Honours: Premiership player 1902 & 1903; Captain 1899 & 1900; Coach 1905-06.
Then he went to Richmond to become their captain/coach.
Dick Lee
Dick Lee flying high.
Born: 1889, died: 1968. Played: 1906-1922, games: 230, goals: 707.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Half Forward.
Honours: Collingwood leading goalkicker 1906-1910, 1914-1917, 1919, 1921; Captain 1920 & 1921; Vice Captain 1910 & 1911; Committee 1923-1934, 1950-1954; Life Member; Leading VFL goalkicker 1907-1910, 1914-1917, 1919, 1921.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Half Forward.
Honours: Collingwood leading goalkicker 1906-1910, 1914-1917, 1919, 1921; Captain 1920 & 1921; Vice Captain 1910 & 1911; Committee 1923-1934, 1950-1954; Life Member; Leading VFL goalkicker 1907-1910, 1914-1917, 1919, 1921.
Dan Minogue
Minogue, later crossed to Richmond.
Born: 1891, died: 1961. Played: 1911-1916, games: 85, goals: 37.
Honours: Captain 1914-16.
He later played for Richmond & Hawthorn.
Honours: Captain 1914-16.
He later played for Richmond & Hawthorn.
Charlie H. Pannam Snr.
Charlie Henry Pannam.
Born: 1874, died: 1952.
Played: 1894-1907, games: 179, goals: 111.
Honours: Premiership player 1902 & 1903; Captain 1905; Vice Captain 1902-04; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1904-05; VFL leading goalkicker 1905.
Played: 1894-1907, games: 179, goals: 111.
Honours: Premiership player 1902 & 1903; Captain 1905; Vice Captain 1902-04; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1904-05; VFL leading goalkicker 1905.
Bill Proudfoot
Courageous, Proudfoot/Wilson.
Born: 1868, died: 1931. Played: 1892-1906, games: 108, goals: 1.
Honours: Leading goalkicker 1906-1910, 1914-1917, 1919, 1921; Captain 1898-99 & 1901; Vice Captain 1897.
Honours: Leading goalkicker 1906-1910, 1914-1917, 1919, 1921; Captain 1898-99 & 1901; Vice Captain 1897.
Paddy Rowan
Percy E. Rowe - AKA Paddy Rowan.
Born in 1889, Rowan (whose real name was Percy Rowe) used the alias from his boxing career because he was still listed in the Bendigo League, died in 1916 in The Battle of Somme, in France during WWI.
Paddy played 82 games between 1911-1915 for 28 goals.
Paddy played 82 games between 1911-1915 for 28 goals.
Bill Strickland
Our first Captain.
Born: 1864, died: 1959. Played: 1893-1897, games: 84, goals: 1.
Honours: Captain 1893-97; Coach 19048 & 1908; VFL Delegate 1897-1913; Committee 1897-1913; Patron 1913-59; Life member.
Honours: Captain 1893-97; Coach 19048 & 1908; VFL Delegate 1897-1913; Committee 1897-1913; Patron 1913-59; Life member.
Melbourne Coach, Norm Smith walked into the Magpie change-rooms, following a defeat in the 1958 Grand Final, & said, “I hate you bastards, but my God I admire you.”
The Machine & decline - 1920's-30's & 1940's...
Albert Collier
Collier in his heyday.
Born: 1909, died: 1988. Played: 1925-1939, games: 205, goals: 54.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Centre Half Back.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1929, 1934, 1935; Vice Captain 1935-1939; Brownlow Medal 1929; Interstate representative 1928-1937.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Centre Half Back.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1929, 1934, 1935; Vice Captain 1935-1939; Brownlow Medal 1929; Interstate representative 1928-1937.
Harry Collier
Harry goals against Fitzroy in 1928.
Born: 1907, died: 1994. Played: 1926-1940, games: 255, goals: 299.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Rover.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1928 & 1930; Captain 1935-39; Vice captain 1933-1934; Committee 1964-75; Life Member; Brownlow Medal 1930.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Rover.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1928 & 1930; Captain 1935-39; Vice captain 1933-1934; Committee 1964-75; Life Member; Brownlow Medal 1930.
Gordon Coventry
'Nuts' & one of his 1299 goals.
Born: 1901, died: 1968. Played: 1920-1937, games: 306, goals: 1299.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Full Forward.
Honours: Collingwood leading goalkicker 1922-1937; Copeland Trophy 1933; Life member, VFL leading goalkicker 1926-1930, 1937; 25 state appearances for 100 goals.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Full Forward.
Honours: Collingwood leading goalkicker 1922-1937; Copeland Trophy 1933; Life member, VFL leading goalkicker 1926-1930, 1937; 25 state appearances for 100 goals.
Syd Coventry
Coventry after the 1929 Grand Final.
Born: 1899, died: 1976. Played: 1922-34, games: 227, goals: 62.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Back Pocket & Captain.
Honours: Brownlow Medal 1927; Copeland trophy 1927, 1932; Captain 1927-34; Vice Captain 1926; Vice President 1939-49; President 1950-62; Patron 1963-76; Interstate Representative 1922-33; Life Member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Back Pocket & Captain.
Honours: Brownlow Medal 1927; Copeland trophy 1927, 1932; Captain 1927-34; Vice Captain 1926; Vice President 1939-49; President 1950-62; Patron 1963-76; Interstate Representative 1922-33; Life Member.
Phonse Kyne
Coaching the 1958 Grand Final win.
Born: 1915, died: 1985. Played: 1934-44, 1946-50, games: 245, goals: 237.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Forward Pocket.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1946, 1947, 1948; Runner-up Copeland Trophy 1938, 1939, 1949; 3rd Copeland Trophy 1936; Captain 1942, 1946-49; Vice-Captain 1940-41; Coach 1950-63; Life member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Forward Pocket.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1946, 1947, 1948; Runner-up Copeland Trophy 1938, 1939, 1949; 3rd Copeland Trophy 1936; Captain 1942, 1946-49; Vice-Captain 1940-41; Coach 1950-63; Life member.
Jock McHale
The Great Jock McHale in 1947.
Born: 1881, died: 1953. Played: 1903-1920, games: 261, goals: 18.
Coach 1912-1949 (713 games, 466 wins, 237 losses, 10 draws)
CFC Team of the Century Position: Coach.
Honours: Captain 1912-13; Member 1910 & 1917 premiership teams; Premiership Coach 1917*, 1919, 1927-30**, 1935-36; Australian Hall of Fame "Legend".
* playing coach.
** Bob Rush stood in as Coach for the 1930 Grand Final.
Coach 1912-1949 (713 games, 466 wins, 237 losses, 10 draws)
CFC Team of the Century Position: Coach.
Honours: Captain 1912-13; Member 1910 & 1917 premiership teams; Premiership Coach 1917*, 1919, 1927-30**, 1935-36; Australian Hall of Fame "Legend".
* playing coach.
** Bob Rush stood in as Coach for the 1930 Grand Final.
Before the 2011 GF. – Mick Malthouse, “We have gone from being favourite, because they don’t trust us; they reckon we’ve lost it. But what they don’t understand, they do not understand our friendship – they do not understand how much we care for one another."
Alby Pannam
Alby Pannam rarely missed at goal
Born: 1914. Played: 1933-45, games: 181, goals: 455.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1942; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1941-43; Captain 1945; Vice Captain 1943; Life Member.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1942; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1941-43; Captain 1945; Vice Captain 1943; Life Member.
Jack Regan
Born: 1912, died: 1988. Played: 1930-46, games: 196, goals: 3.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Full Back.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1936; Captain 1940-41, 1943; Member 1935 & 1936 premiership teams; Life Member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Full Back.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1936; Captain 1940-41, 1943; Member 1935 & 1936 premiership teams; Life Member.
Ron Todd
A Ron Todd playing card.
Born: 1916, died: 1991; Played: 1935-1939, games: 76, goals: 327.
Honours: Collingwood leading goalkicker 1938-39; VFL leading goalkicker 1938-3; Member 1936 premiership team.
Honours: Collingwood leading goalkicker 1938-39; VFL leading goalkicker 1938-3; Member 1936 premiership team.
1950's - the last hurrah...
Neil Mann
Captain Neil Mann - 1956 Grand Final.
Born: 1924, died 2013. Played: 1945-56, games: 179, goals: 155.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1954; Captain 1956; Vice Captain 1950-55; Member 1953 premiership team; Coach 1972-74; Life Member.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1954; Captain 1956; Vice Captain 1950-55; Member 1953 premiership team; Coach 1972-74; Life Member.
Lou Richards
"Lou the Lip" amongst the Magpie Army.
Born: 1923, died: 2017. Played: 1941-1955, games: 250, goals: 425.
Honours: Captain 1952-55; Vice Captain 1943; Captain & member 1953 premiership team; Life Member.
"90 years of Lou" - a timeline of Lou's life & career
Honours: Captain 1952-55; Vice Captain 1943; Captain & member 1953 premiership team; Life Member.
"90 years of Lou" - a timeline of Lou's life & career
Check out Lou in our new "PLAYER SPOTLIGHT" series.
Ron Richards
Ron Richards in 1951.
Born: 1928. Played: 1947-56, games: 145, goals: 111.
Honours: Best player in 1951 Finals; Member 1953 premiership team; Senior Coach 1974; Reserves Coach 1972-81; Life Member.
Honours: Best player in 1951 Finals; Member 1953 premiership team; Senior Coach 1974; Reserves Coach 1972-81; Life Member.
Bob Rose
Legend, Bobby Rose, @ Vic Park in 1946.
Born: 1928, died: 2003. Played: 1946-55, games: 152, goals: 211.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Centre.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1949, 1951-53; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1953-54; Member 1953 premiership team; Coach 1964-71, 1985-86; Vice President 1963-71; Life member; All-Australian 1953; Victorian coach 1967; Footscray coach 1972-75; Member AFL Hall of Fame.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Centre.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1949, 1951-53; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1953-54; Member 1953 premiership team; Coach 1964-71, 1985-86; Vice President 1963-71; Life member; All-Australian 1953; Victorian coach 1967; Footscray coach 1972-75; Member AFL Hall of Fame.
Kevin Rose
Born: 1939. Played: 1958-67, games: 159, goals: 46.
Honours: Most determined player 1964; Vice Captain 1965; Member 1958 premiership team; Club President 1996-99; Life Member; Fitzroy coach 1975-77.
Honours: Most determined player 1964; Vice Captain 1965; Member 1958 premiership team; Club President 1996-99; Life Member; Fitzroy coach 1975-77.
Frank Tuck
Unlucky Captain, Tuck.
Born: 1931. Played: 1950-59, games: 131, goals: 34.
Honours: Captain 1958*-59; Life Member.
* injured, & unable to play in the 1958 Grand Final.
Honours: Captain 1958*-59; Life Member.
* injured, & unable to play in the 1958 Grand Final.
Bill Twomey Jnr.
Playing card of Twomey.
Born: 1927, died 2004. Played: 1946-58, games: 189, goals: 149.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1956; Captain 1957; Member 1953 premiership team; Committee 1973-75; Life Member.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1956; Captain 1957; Member 1953 premiership team; Committee 1973-75; Life Member.
Murray Weideman
Weideman on top after the 1958 Grand Final.
Born: 1936. Played: 1953-63, games: 179, goals: 264.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Centre Half Forward.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1957, 1961-62; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1959-60, 1962; Captain 1958*, 1960-63; Vice Captain 1958-59; Member 1953 & 1958 premiership teams; Senior coach 1975-1976; Life Member.
* Captained the 1958 Grand Final side in place of Frank Tuck.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Centre Half Forward.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1957, 1961-62; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1959-60, 1962; Captain 1958*, 1960-63; Vice Captain 1958-59; Member 1953 & 1958 premiership teams; Senior coach 1975-1976; Life Member.
* Captained the 1958 Grand Final side in place of Frank Tuck.
The 1960's...
Ray Gabelich
Gabbo toe-to-toe with Fitzroy in 1958.
Born: 1933, died 2000. Played: 1955-60, 1962-66, games: 160, goals: 43.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1960; Captain 1964-65; Vice Captain 1962-63; Member 1958 premiership team; Life Member.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1960; Captain 1964-65; Vice Captain 1962-63; Member 1958 premiership team; Life Member.
Peter McKenna
Rockstar Peter McKenna in 1970.
Born: 1946. Played: 1965-75, games: 180, goals: 838.
Honours: VFL leading goalkicker 1972-73; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1967-74; Copeland Trophy 1970; Life Member; Australian Hall of Fame.
Honours: VFL leading goalkicker 1972-73; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1967-74; Copeland Trophy 1970; Life Member; Australian Hall of Fame.
Des Tuddenham
Tuddy autographed pic
Born: 1943. Played: 1962-71 & 1976-77, games: 182, goals: 252.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Ruck Rover.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1963; Captain 1966-1969, 1976; Life member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Ruck Rover.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1963; Captain 1966-1969, 1976; Life member.
Coach Bobby Rose consoles Twiggy Dunne after the 1970 Grand Final.
The 1970's & 1980's - the unlucky ones...
Peter Moore
1978 Mark of the Year.
Born: 1957. Played: 1974-82, games: 172, goals: 192.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1979-80; Brownlow* 1979; Captain 1981-82; Best Finals player 1980; AFL Hall of Fame.
His son, Darcy, now the Captain for Senior CFC team - & is proving to be a gun backman.
* also won a Brownlow at Melbourne in 1984.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1979-80; Brownlow* 1979; Captain 1981-82; Best Finals player 1980; AFL Hall of Fame.
His son, Darcy, now the Captain for Senior CFC team - & is proving to be a gun backman.
* also won a Brownlow at Melbourne in 1984.
Max Richardson
Born: 1948. Played: 1969-78, games: 211, goals: 157.
Honours: Captain 1977; Deputy Vice Captain 1976; Life member.
Honours: Captain 1977; Deputy Vice Captain 1976; Life member.
Wayne Richardson
Playing card of Wayne Richardson.
Born: 1946. Played: 1966-78, games: 277, goals: 324.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Interchange.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1971, 1974; Captain 1971-75; Vice Captain 1970; AFL Hall of Fame; Life member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Interchange.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1971, 1974; Captain 1971-75; Vice Captain 1970; AFL Hall of Fame; Life member.
Ray Shaw
Ray (right) instructing younger brother Tony (left).
Born: 1954. Played: 1974-81, games: 146, goals: 201.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1978; Captain 1979-80; Vice Captain 1981; Best Finals player 1974.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1978; Captain 1979-80; Vice Captain 1981; Best Finals player 1974.
Len Thompson
Thompson against Fitzroy in 1967.
Born: 1947, died: 2007. Played: 1965-1978, games: 268, goals: 217.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Ruck.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1967-68, 1972-73, 1977; Brownlow Medal 1972; Best player in finals 1977; Captain 1978; Vice Captain 1973-77; Deputy Vice Captain 1969, 1972; Committee 1982-83; Life member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Ruck.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1967-68, 1972-73, 1977; Brownlow Medal 1972; Best player in finals 1977; Captain 1978; Vice Captain 1973-77; Deputy Vice Captain 1969, 1972; Committee 1982-83; Life member.
1990's - breaking the 32 year drought...
Celebrations after the 1990 AFL Grand Final victory over Essendon
Gavin Brown
'Rowdy' in battle for the Magpies.
Born: 1967. Played: 1987-2000, games: 255, goals: 195.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Interchange.
Honours: Captain 1994-1998; Copeland Trophy 1989, 1994, 1997; Member 1990 premiership team; All Australian 1989, 1991, 1994.
His children (Callum, Tyler, & Tarni) have all played senior games for Collingwood - with Tyler now on the playing list at Adelaide.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Interchange.
Honours: Captain 1994-1998; Copeland Trophy 1989, 1994, 1997; Member 1990 premiership team; All Australian 1989, 1991, 1994.
His children (Callum, Tyler, & Tarni) have all played senior games for Collingwood - with Tyler now on the playing list at Adelaide.
Peter Daicos
'Daics' holds aloft the 1990 AFL Premiership Cup.
Born: 1961. Played: 1979-93, games: 250, goals: 549.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Forward Pocket.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1982, 1988; Member 1990 premiership team; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1981-82, 1990-92; Vice captain 1990-91; Deputy Vice Captain 1988-89; Special award for services to the club 1985; Life member.
Peter's sons, Josh & Nick, are performing well in the senior team currently.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Forward Pocket.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1982, 1988; Member 1990 premiership team; Collingwood leading goalkicker 1981-82, 1990-92; Vice captain 1990-91; Deputy Vice Captain 1988-89; Special award for services to the club 1985; Life member.
Peter's sons, Josh & Nick, are performing well in the senior team currently.
Leigh Matthews
Lethal & "Choco" Williams at training in 1986.
"Lethal" was a premiership player & Captain of the Hawthorn Football Club.
He started his coaching career with Collingwood.
Born: 1952; Coach 1986-95 (224 games, 125 wins, 94 losses, 5 draws).
Honours: Coach of the 1990 premiership team; Coach of Brisbane; AFL Hall of Fame.
He started his coaching career with Collingwood.
Born: 1952; Coach 1986-95 (224 games, 125 wins, 94 losses, 5 draws).
Honours: Coach of the 1990 premiership team; Coach of Brisbane; AFL Hall of Fame.
Darren Millane
'Pants' - the Raging Bull of Victoria Park.
Born: 1965, died: 1991. Played: 1984-1991, games: 147, goals: 79.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Wing.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1987; Member 1990 premiership team; Most Courageous Player 1990; Best First Year Player 1984; Most Improved Player 1986; Phonse Kyne Trophy for services to the club 1988-89, 1991.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Wing.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1987; Member 1990 premiership team; Most Courageous Player 1990; Best First Year Player 1984; Most Improved Player 1986; Phonse Kyne Trophy for services to the club 1988-89, 1991.
Tony Shaw
The 1990 Premiership Cup.
Born: 1960. Played: 1977-94, games: 313, goals: 159.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Interchange.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1984 & 1990; Captain 1990 premiership team; Captain 1987-93; Norm Smith Medal 1990; Most Determined Player 1986; Coach 1964-71; Life Member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Interchange.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1984 & 1990; Captain 1990 premiership team; Captain 1987-93; Norm Smith Medal 1990; Most Determined Player 1986; Coach 1964-71; Life Member.
Recent Times...
Captain Nick Maxwell holding the 2010 AFL Premiership Cup up to the Magpie Army
Nathan Buckley
Bucks - Anzac Day 2002
Born: 1972. Played: 1994-2007, games: 260, goals: 263. Senior Coach 2012-21, games 218.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Half Back Flank.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1994 (equal), 1996, 1998-2000, 2003; Captain 1999-2007; Brownlow Medal 2003 (equal); Norm Smith Medal 2002; RT Rush Trophy 1997;
Senior Coach 2012-21; Life Member.
CFC Team of the Century Position: Half Back Flank.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 1994 (equal), 1996, 1998-2000, 2003; Captain 1999-2007; Brownlow Medal 2003 (equal); Norm Smith Medal 2002; RT Rush Trophy 1997;
Senior Coach 2012-21; Life Member.
Alan Didak
Dids against the Dons
Born: 1983. Played: 2001-2013, games: 218, goals: 274.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 2006; Member 2010 premiership team; Collingwood leading goalkicker 2010.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 2006; Member 2010 premiership team; Collingwood leading goalkicker 2010.
Mick Malthouse
Malthouse embracing Club favourite Heath Shaw.
Mick played for St Kilda, & was a premiership player & Captain of Richmond.
Commencing his coaching career with Footscray, he later won 2 flags with West coast in 1992 & 1994, before coming to Collingwood in 2000, & leading the Club to the flag in 2010.
Born; 1953; Senior Coach: 2000-2011 (286 games, 163 wins, 121 losses, 2 draws).
Honours: Coach of the 2010 premiership team.
Commencing his coaching career with Footscray, he later won 2 flags with West coast in 1992 & 1994, before coming to Collingwood in 2000, & leading the Club to the flag in 2010.
Born; 1953; Senior Coach: 2000-2011 (286 games, 163 wins, 121 losses, 2 draws).
Honours: Coach of the 2010 premiership team.
Nick Maxwell
Always leading from the front - "Maxy" in 2011.
Born: 1983. Played: 2004-2014, games: 208, goals: 29.
Honours: Captain 2009-13; Captain 2010 premiership team.
Honours: Captain 2009-13; Captain 2010 premiership team.
Scott Pendlebury
A victorious 2010 Grand Final.
Born: 1988. Played: 2006-present, games: 388 (Collingwood games record holder), goals: 195.
Honours: Captain 2014 - 22 (most games Captained); Copeland Trophy 2011, '13, '14, '15, & '16; Member 2010 & 2023 premiership team; Norm Smith Medal 2010; RT Rush Trophy 2007, All-Time VFL/AFL disposal record holder.
Honours: Captain 2014 - 22 (most games Captained); Copeland Trophy 2011, '13, '14, '15, & '16; Member 2010 & 2023 premiership team; Norm Smith Medal 2010; RT Rush Trophy 2007, All-Time VFL/AFL disposal record holder.
Dane Swan
Swanny racking up disposals against West Coast at the MCG.
Born: 1984. Played: 2003-2016, games: 258, goals: 211.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 2008-10; Member 2010 premiership team; Brownlow Medal 2011.
Honours: Copeland Trophy 2008-10; Member 2010 premiership team; Brownlow Medal 2011.
A New Era of Equality... the AFLW Magpies.
Collingwood making history again - The AFLW's first ever match - Collingwood vs arch-nemises Carlton - on Friday 3rd February 2017 @ Princes Park (Carlton) in front of a capacity crowd of 24,500 spectators.
Brianna Davey
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Born: 1995. Played: 2017-present, games: 45, goals: 14.
Honours: Second Captain in Collingwood AFLW history (2023-present), AFLW Best & Fairest 2021, Collingwood Best & Fairest 2021. |
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Steph Chiocci
Chiocci - Collingwood's first AFLW captain
Born: 1988. Played: 2017-22, games: 55, goals: 8.
Honours: First Captain in Collingwood AFLW history (2017-2019, Co-Captain with Brianna Davey 2020-2022). Then continued her career
at St Kilda after opting to be traded in the 2023 trade period.
Honours: First Captain in Collingwood AFLW history (2017-2019, Co-Captain with Brianna Davey 2020-2022). Then continued her career
at St Kilda after opting to be traded in the 2023 trade period.
Jasmine Garner
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Born: 1994. Played (for Collingwood): 2017-18, games: 14, goals: 10.
Honours: First Goal Scorer in AFLW history (2017). |
Garner - the AFLW's first ever goal kicker.
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Moana Hope
Hope was Collingwood AFLW's first Marquee player.
Born: 1988. Played (for Collingwood): 2017-18, games: 13, goals: 15.
Honours: First Marquee Player in Collingwood's inaugural AFLW season (2017).
Honours: First Marquee Player in Collingwood's inaugural AFLW season (2017).
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