Full name | Toronto Dingos |
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Nickname | Downtown Dingos |
Sport | Australian rules football |
Founded | 1996 |
League | AFL Ontario |
Anthem | "It's a Grand Old Flag" |
President | Justin Robertson |
Head coach | Justin Robertson |
Captain | Mike Bocian |
Championships | 2000, 2003, 2004, 2005 |
Strip | |
Black with red sash (based on the Essendon Football Club) Home colours |
The Toronto Dingos is an amateur Australian rules football club based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada competing in the AFL Ontario.
The club was formed in February 1996 and train at David A. Balfour Dog Park located at Yonge & St. Clair, playing their home games at Humber College (Lakeshore Campus) in Etobicoke, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Since entering the competition, the Dingos have won 4 premierships, and have competed in finals regularly over the years.
YEAR | CANADIAN/INTERNATIONAL | AUSTRALIAN |
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2023 | MATTEO LUGARINI | BEN SINCLAIR |
2022 | GREG GILBERT | BEN SINCLAIR |
2021 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC | |
2020 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC | |
2019 | GREG GILBERT | MICHAEL LADD |
2018 | STEVEN DONNELLY | MICHAEL LADD |
2017 | PATRICK BOSSEY | STEVEN SPEERS |
2016 | MICHAEL BOCIAN | ROB MCNAUGHTON |
2015 | JAMES DUGGAN | WADE EDWARDS |
2014 | TOM BELL | ALEX AITKEN |
2013 | JAMES DUGGAN | WADE EDWARDS |
2012 | TOM BELL | ANTHONY O'BRIEN |
2011 | JAMES DUGGAN | CRAIG STEWART |
2010 | EVERETT WELLS | CRAIG STEWART |
2009 | ANDREW ANDERSEN | MICK MCFARLANE |
2008 | MIKE KARAS | MICK MCFARLANE |
2007 | BRYAN WELLS | MICK MCFARLANE |
2006 | YONI MOUSSADJI | CRAIG STEWART |
2005 | CAM SAYLOR | CRAIG STEWART |
2004 | CHRIS BUCZKOWSKI | CRAIG STEWART |
2003 | DANNY MCILRAVEY | CRAIG STEWART |
2002 | BRYAN WELLS | PHIL HYNES |
2001 | CHRIS CUNNING | EMILE STUDHAM |
2000 | CHRIS CUNNING | JOSH DRAY |
1999 | DAVE DUNCAN | STUART WALLIS |
1998 | CHRIS CUNNING | PAUL TINKLER |
1997 | CHRIS CUNNING | TODD MILES |
1996 | CHRIS CUNNING | PAUL TINKLER |
YEAR | LEADING GOALKICKER |
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2023 | BEN SINCLAIR (32) |
2022 | BEN SINCLAIR (20) |
2021 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2020 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2019 | THOMAS SANTIBANEZ-ESPINOSA (18) |
2018 | ROBERT MCNAUGHTON (54) |
2017 | ROBERT MCNAUGHTON (24) |
2016 | ROBERT MCNAUGHTON (24) |
2015 | WADE EDWARDS (75) |
2014 | C.BUCZKOWSKI & T.HUMPHRIES (16) |
2013 | WADE EDWARDS (36) |
2012 | CRAIG STEWART (23) |
2011 | CRAIG STEWART (45) |
2010 | CHRIS BUCZKOWSKI (24) |
2009 | CHRIS BUCZKOWSKI (34) |
2008 | CRAIG STEWART (30) |
2007 | CRAIG STEWART (22) |
2006 | CRAIG STEWART (27) |
2005 | CHRIS BUCZKOWSKI (24) |
2004 | CHRIS BUCZKOWSKI (28) |
2003 | CRAIG STEWART (33) |
2002 | PAUL TINKLER (32) |
2001 | EMILE STUDHAM (34) |
2000 | JOSH DRAY (57) |
1999 | PAUL TINKLER (36) |
1998 | PAUL TINKLER (36) |
1997 | TODD MILES (30) |
1996 | MARK JONES (22) |
YEAR | ROOKIE OF THE YEAR |
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2023 | MATTEO LUGARINI |
2022 | HARRY SHELTON |
2021 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2020 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2019 | JAMES BRADLEY |
2018 | JOHN CURTIN |
2017 | LYNDEN EVERS |
2016 | THOMAS SANTABINEZ-ESPINOZA |
2015 | NIALL O'KANE |
2014 | COLIN TURNER BLOOM |
2013 | D'ARCY HILL |
2012 | DENIS CORMIER |
2011 | KYLE TIMMONS |
2010 | EDSART HEUBERGER |
2009 | T. BELL & S. LANNING |
2008 | JAMES DUGGAN |
2007 | JAMES SHEEHAN |
2006 | MIKE MASNEY |
2005 | CAM SAYLOR |
2004 | ANDREW NISKER |
2003 | BRAD HERD |
2002 | BRYAN WELLS |
2001 | MIKE BUTCHER |
2000 | GEORGE MCCULLAGH |
1999 | JACOB BARGHOUT |
1998 | JEFF SIMPSON |
1997 | ALLAN SCULLY |
1996 | CHRIS KOURTIS |
YEAR | JACOB STEINBERG (BEST CLUBMAN) |
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2023 | BEN SINCLAIR |
2022 | STEVE GORDON |
2021 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2020 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2019 | STEVE GORDON |
2018 | PATRICK BOSSEY |
2017 | STEVE GORDON |
2016 | MICHAEL KARAS |
2015 | JUSTIN ROBERTSON |
2014 | JUSTIN ROBERTSON |
2013 | JUSTIN ROBERTSON |
2012 | MICK MCFARLANE |
2011 | JAKE STEINBERG |
2010 | DAN PRIOR |
2009 | JUSTIN ROBERTSON |
2008 | CRAIG STEWART |
2007 | CRAIG STEWART |
2006 | DAVID WELLS |
2005 | PAUL TINKLER |
2004 | CHRIS BUCKOWSKI |
2003 | STUART WALLIS |
2002 | JAKE STEINBERG |
2001 | PETER GORDON |
2000 | PAUL TINKLER |
1999 | SAMM SIMON |
1998 | CHRIS KOURTIS |
1997 | SEAN DARCY |
1996 | HELGA CUNNING |
YEAR | PLAYER'S PLAYER |
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2023 | MIKE BOCIAN |
2022 | MIKE BOCIAN |
2021 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2020 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2019 | GREG GILBERT |
2018 | BEN MOLLER |
2017 | STEVEN SPEERS |
2016 | MICHAEL BOCIAN |
2015 | SHAUN MCKAY |
2014 | TOM HUMPHRIES |
YEAR | COACHES AWARD |
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2023 | CHRIS JEPSEN |
2022 | HARRY SHELTON |
2021 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2020 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2019 | FRANCIS LACASSE |
2018 | GARY CONLON |
2017 | BEN MOLLER |
2016 | DANIEL GUNN |
2015 | PATRICK BOSSEY(DIV 1) KEVIN MULHOLLAND (DIV 2) |
2014 | GARY CONLON |
2013 | JAMES DUGGAN |
2012 | PATRICK BOSSEY |
2011 | TOM BELL |
2010 | JAMES DUGGAN |
2009 | TOM BELL |
2008 | MIKE KARAS |
2007 | MICK MCFARLANE |
2006 | YONI MOUSSADJI |
2005 | MIKE KARAS |
2004 | ANDREW NISKER |
2003 | YONI MOUSSADJI |
2002 | BRYAN WELLS |
2001 | RICK KROMKAMP |
2000 | JAMIE PRESCOTT |
YEAR | MOST IMPROVED PLAYER |
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2023 | MATT HOWELL |
2022 | ANDRE HYATT |
2021 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2020 | NO OFFICIAL AFL ONTARIO COMPETITION DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
2019 | WILLIAM WHYTE |
2018 | JUSTIN BELL |
2017 | EOGHAN BERGIN |
2016 | GREG GILBERT |
2015 | MICHAEL BOCIAN |
2014 | JOE CARRIG |
2013 | MAX PARISH |
2012 | DENIS CORMIER |
2011 | RAMSLEY BLACKLOCK |
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