Reserves Magarey Medal

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The Reserves Magarey Medal is an Australian rules football honour awarded annually since 1906 to the fairest and most brilliant player in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) Reserves competition, as judged by field umpires. The award is based on the Magarey Medal award that was introduced by William Ashley Magarey.

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Winners

YearNameClub
1906Roy A. LeMessurierSemaphore
1907 [1] [2] Philip RobinNorwood
1908 [3] George KersleyWest Torrens
1909 [4] [5] Percy RussellProspect
1910 [6] Stephen PotterWest Torrens
1911 [7] P. RowanPort Adelaide
1912 [8] Pat CrowleyPort Adelaide
1913 [9] Clarrie RyanSturt
1914 [10] Pat CrowleyPort Adelaide
1915 [11] George LinklaterPort Adelaide
1916–18no award
1919 [12] Jim ClarkSturt
1920 [13] Bert SchumacherNorwood
1921 [14] Charles HepburnWest Adelaide
1922 [15] Wilfred SparksNorwood
1923 [16] Harold JacksonSturt
1924 [17] James StrugnellWest Torrens
1925 [18] S. MontenWest Torrens
1926 [19] Harold O'BrienSouth Adelaide
1927 [20] Marcus StuartSturt
1928 [21] Harold O'BrienSouth Adelaide
1929 [22] Wally GriffithsNorwood
1930 [12] Arnold SmithSturt
1931 [23] Ray WhitakerPort Adelaide
1932 [24] Thomas HamiltonWest Adelaide
1933 [25] Gordon WaitNorwood
1934 [26] W. StuartSouth Adelaide
1935 [27] Alexander KinloughWest Torrens
1936 [28] Albert JonesWest Torrens
1937 [29] Ronald EdwardsGlenelg
1938 [30] Ken SawatzkeWest Adelaide
1939 [31] Stan TaylorNorwood
1940 [32] Eric NichollsWest Torrens
1941 [33] Lewis ToddSouth Adelaide
1942–45No Award
1946 [34] Gordon WhittakerNorwood
1947 [35] H. McKenzieWest Torrens
1948 [36] Ron HoffmanPort Adelaide
1949 [37] Don BartlettSturt
1950 [38] [5] Sim BarbaryNorth Adelaide
1951 [39] Harold HarrisSouth Adelaide
1952 [40] Wally SouthernSturt
1953 [41] [5] John BlundenNorth Adelaide
1954 [42] Brian LiveseyWest Torrens
1955 [43] Fred StewartNorwood
1956 Bob Lee West Adelaide
1957Ray PanizzaSouth Adelaide
1958 [43] Kingsley "Bill" Wedding Norwood
1959 [5] Barry HenningsenNorth Adelaide
1960 [5] Charles (Bud) HeadingNorth Adelaide
1961 Bob Simunsen Woodville
1962 Bob Simunsen Woodville
1963 [44] Gary Window Central District
1964 [43] Ian Della-PolinaNorwood
1965John MillsSouth Adelaide
1966 [43] Brian WoodcockNorwood
1967Bob PerryWoodville
1968Kevin RoweGlenelg
1969 [43] John McInnesNorwood
1970 tied [43] John MenzNorwood
1970 tiedJohn BaruzziPort Adelaide
1971 [43] John McInnesNorwood
1972 [43] John McInnesNorwood
1973 [45] Roly DawSturt
1974 Kym Hodgeman Glenelg
1975 [45] Phil HeinrichSturt
1976 [45] Jim KatsarosSturt
1977Graham SandoSouth Adelaide
1978Peter BarnesWest Torrens
1979Chris WrightPort Adelaide
1980Leon GrosserWest Adelaide
1981 Bruce Lindner West Adelaide
1982 Kym Dillon West Torrens
1983Desmond DrogemullerPort Adelaide
1984Anthony OwensWest Torrens
1985Hayden StephensWoodville
1986Scott McDonaldWoodville
1987John HarveyPort Adelaide
1988Adrian SettrePort Adelaide
1989 [44] Phil LounderCentral District
1990Max GasparroniWest Adelaide
1991 [5] Brodie Atkinson North Adelaide
1992Jason SzillerW-WT Eagles
1993 [45] B. RobertsonSturt
1994Paul PageSouth Adelaide
1995 tied [44] Damian HicksCentral District
1995 tied [44] Neil McGoranCentral District
1996Jason KingWoodville-West Torrens
1997Mark RyanSouth Adelaide
1998 [5] Jason KingNorth Adelaide
1999Ron LeeWest Adelaide
2000 [44] Justin CasserlyCentral District
2001 [44] Brenton DanielCentral District
2002 [44] Josh CoulterCentral District
2003 tied [43] Hamish TamlinNorwood
2003 tiedDavid NewettWoodville-West Torrens
2003 tied [44] Nick ProkopecCentral District
2004 [5] Justin CasserlyNorth Adelaide
2005Mark DemasiSouth Adelaide
2006 [43] Ryan LewisNorwood
2007 tied [5] [46] Tim DelvinsNorth Adelaide
2007 tied [46] James BoydSouth Adelaide
2008 [47] [48] Scott LewisGlenelg
2009 [49] Daniel BatsonPort Adelaide Magpies
2010 [50] Timothy MileraPort Adelaide Magpies
2011 [51] Tarak RedigoloSouth Adelaide
2012Angus PooleWoodville-West Torrens
2013 tied [52] Nick HomburgWest Adelaide
2013 tied [52] [44] Travis SchillerCentral District
2014 [53] Luke TeasdaleNorth Adelaide
2015 tiedMatt AppletonWoodville-West Torrens
2015 tied [43] Dylan ReinbrechtNorwood
2016 tied [54] Lachlan EarlGlenelg
2016 tied [54] Jake ComitogianniWoodville-West Torrens
2017 [55] Louis SharradPort Adelaide
2018 [56] Jacob TempletonCentral District
2019 [56] Jed SpenceNorwood
2020 [57] Dakota NixonNorth Adelaide

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