Murray Bushrangers

The Murray Bushrangers is an Australian rules football team playing in Victorian statewide under-18s competition, presently known as the Talent League, since 1993 based in Wangaratta. The team trains on Norm Minns Oval, Wangaratta.
The Under 18's boys team has been coached by Mark Brown from 2019 to 2024. The guernsey colours are Black, Purple and Gold, with black socks and black or white shorts.
The Bushrangers have produced some of the elite Australian Football League players through the AFL draft including Daniel Cross, Brett Deledio, Steele Sidebottom, Steve Johnson, Jarrad Waite, Kayne Pettifer, Justin Koschitzke, Hamish McIntosh, Barry Hall, Fraser Gehrig, Ben Mathews, Steven King, Robert Campbell, Alipate Carlile, David Mundy, Shannon Byrnes & Laitham Vandermeer in recent years.

Club history

The TAC Cup was established in 1992 following the disbandment of the VFL Under 19's competition, due to the ceasing of the Victorian state geographical zoning regions and was initially ran by the Victorian State Football League.
The Murray Bushrangers are based at Wangaratta, near the Victoria-NSW border and have been involved in the competition since 1993 when the competition added another four country teams, which brought the number of teams to twelve regions. The club's original home ground was at the W J Findlay Oval, Wangaratta between 1993 and 2011, before they moved into the new Wangaratta Sports Development Centre on the Norm Minns Oval at the Wangaratta Showgrounds in 2012.
The Murray Bushrangers supports local talent squads at Under 15 and Under 16 levels and co-ordinates the talented player pathways program for young aspiring AFL players throughout the North East and Goulburn Valley regions.
While the Murray Bushrangers forms an initial career path to the AFL for some, for many others it provides an outstanding experience of elite under 18 football, giving players a solid foundation for a successful playing and or coaching pathway at regional level.
Following season 1999, the AFL Reserves Grade was terminated leaving AFL clubs without a place to field their reserves players. The Kangaroos, together with the Ovens and Murray Football League launched their own stand-alone VFL club in the Victorian Football League called the Murray Kangaroos Football Club. The club's home games were split between Coburg City Oval in Melbourne, and Lavington Oval in Albury-Wodonga.
The side was made up with players from the Kangaroos, topped up with players from the Ovens and Murray Football League, and offering a second chance to players from the statewide under-18s Murray Bushrangers team who had missed out on the draft.
At the end of 2002, The Murray Kangaroos disbanded the club citing pressure from the AFL, and cost-cutting measures. North Melbourne instead decided to align with the Port Melbourne Football Club in a short-term deal.
Murray lost in the 2007 TAC Cup Grand Final to the Calder Cannons by 50 points and Ben McEvoy was selected in the TAC Team of the Year. 2008 saw the Bushrangers dominate the entire competition season finishing 1st at season end and defeating the Dandenong Stingrays by 81 points in the 2008 grand final and midfielder-forward Steele Sidebottom had a game-high 32 possessions and kicked 10.3 claiming best on ground honours.
The club has had three players who have won the League's best and fairest award, the Morrish Medal, Derek Murray, and Clayton Oliver. Interestingly, back in 1959, former Wangaratta Football Club player, Dom Glassenbury won the Morrish Medal when playing for Fitzroy Football Club Under 19's. as of 2024, Glassenbury still resides in Wangaratta.

Grand Finals

;Under 18's Boys

Year	Premiers	Score	Runner Up	Score	Venue	Best on Ground
1998	Murray Bushrangers	17.18 - 120	Geelong Falcons	12.12 - 84	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Michael Stevens
2003	Calder Cannons	16.14 - 110	Murray Bushrangers	2.6 - 18	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Brock McLean
2007	Calder Cannons	14.20 - 104	Murray Bushrangers	7.12 - 54	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Ashley Arrowsmith
2008	Murray Bushrangers	21.16 - 142	Dandenong Stingrays	9.7 - 61	Docklands Stadium/Etihad Stadium	Steele Sidebottom
2016	Sandringham Dragons	12.13 - 85	Murray Bushrangers	9.14 - 68	Docklands Stadium/Etihad Stadium	Andrew McGrath

;Under 18's Girls
2017 - Murray Bushrangers finished 2nd on the ladder.

Statistical Record

;TAC Cup / Club Stats
*Premierships : 1998, 2008
*Runners-up : 2003, 2007, 2016
*Minor Premiers : 1999, 2000, 2001, 2008
*Wooden Spoons: Nil.
*Grand Final Best On Ground Medalist: Michael Stevens, Steele Sidebottom
*Most goals in a grand final: 10 - Steele Sidebottom
*Morrish Medalist: Derek Murray, Clayton Oliver
*Leading U/18 Goalkicker: Josh Schache 34, Joshua Murphy 30,
*No.1 Draft Pick : Josh Fraser, Brett Deledio
*MB Games Record Holder: Derek Murray
*MB Goals Record Holer: Adam Prior
*MB Most goals in a season:
*MB Most goals in game: 8 - Daniel Johnson: 2017. Others ?
*TAC CUP Coach of the Year award winners: Nil
*Highest Score:
*Lowest Score:
*Most consecutive wins: 15 from Rd.9 2008 to Rd.1 2009.
*Longest serving coach: Kelly O'Donnell: 1994 - 2000
;AFL Stats
*AFL Coaches Association Award - Champion Player: Barry Hall, Clayton Oliver
*AFL Grand Final. Norm Smith Medalist: Steve Johnson: Geelong
*Anzac Day Match Medal: Mark McGough: Collingwood, Steele Sidebottom Collingwood
*AFL [Players Association awards#Most courageous player|Robert Rose Medal]: David Teague
*Leading AFL Goalkicker: Coleman Medal: Fraser Gehrig 2004 & 2005
*AFL Mark of the Year: Michael Newton:, Jamie Elliott: Collingwood
*AFL Best First Year Player: Brett Deledio Richmond
*AFL Rising Star Award: Brett Deledio Richmond
*Most All Australian Side Selections: 4 - Barry Hall
*Most Goals: 549 - Fraser Gehrig: &
*Most Games: 376 - David Mundy:
*Most Consecutive AFL games: 230 - Jack Crisp: Collingwood
*Former MBFC player to be a senior AFL coach: Adem Yze: Richmond

;Yearly Ladder Placings

Year	93							00	01	02	03	04	05	06	07	08	09	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	2019 [NAB League Boys season\|19]	20	21	22	23	24	25	26
Position	8th	6th	6th	10th	2nd	1st	1st*	1st*	1st*	2nd	2nd	9th	8th	9th	2nd	1st*	10th	8th	11th	5th	8th	8th	3rd	2nd	5th	5th	9th	N/A	12th	9th	13th	7th	16th

1st*: Minor premiers
1st: Bold - Major premiers

MBFC / AFL Draft Selections

The following 165 former Murray Bushranger footballers were drafted / traded to an AFL club, with 125 of these players going onto to play senior AFL football. 41 drafted players have not played senior AFL football as of the 25th July 2024.

"BR": B. Rookie; "MSRD": - Mid season rookie draft; "P": Pre-Season Draft; "PSSS": Pre season supplemental selection; "R": Rookie Draft; "T": - Trade; "Z": - Zone.

Year	Draft No's	Murray Bushrangers FC - Player's Name
1993	2	Fraser Gehrig: No.5, : No.30
1994	5	Joel Smith: No.5, Shane Sikora: No.12, Adem Yze: No.16, No. 86, Steven King: P.
1995	6	: No.14, Barry Hall: No.19, : No.36, : Z, Ben Mathews: Z, Adam Houlihan: P.
1996	4	Rory Hilton: No.3, Hayden Lamaro: No.30, : No.86, : No.14R.
1997	7	Joel McKay: No.15, Brad Stephens: No.27, : No.46, Leigh Newton: No.3P, Brad Campbell: No.15P, : No.3P, : No.59R
1998	6	Michael Stevens: No.5, Murray Vance: No.6, Chris Lamb: No.13, Aaron Henneman: No.25, Derek Murray: No.54, : No.61.
1999	7	Josh Fraser: No.1, : No.46, Andrew Mills: No.52, Robert Forster-Knight: No.72, Ryan Houlihan: No.73, Matthew Shir: No.83, : No.92.
2000	12	Justin Koschitzke: No.2, Kayne Pettifer: No.9, Blake Campbell: No.31, Allan Murray: No.35, Chris Hyde: No.40, Sean O'Keeffe: No.46, Daniel Cross: No.56, : No.59, Marc Bullen: No.63, Robert Campbell: No.27R, Craig Ednie: No.52R, David Teague: No.57R.
2001	7	Steve Johnson: No.24, Mark Powell: No.28, : No.34, Justin Davies: No.39, Mark McGough: No.43, Jarrad Waite: No.46, : No.49
2002	4	Hamish McIntosh: No.9, Luke Mullins: No.7P, Jonathon McCormick: No.1R, Shannon Byrnes: No.40R.
2003	5	Kane Tenace: No.3, Ryley Dunn: No.10, David Mundy: No.19, : No.11R, : No.59R.
2004	3	Brett Deledio: No.1, Chris Egan: No.10, Michael Newton: No.43.
2005	3	Marcus Drum: No.10, Beau Muston: No.22, Alipate Carlile: No.44
2006	3	Ben Reid: No.8, : No.40R, : No.61R, Sam Rowe: No.62R
2007	5	Ben McEvoy: No.9, Dawson Simpson: No.34, Daniel Boyle: No.31R, Dean Terlich: No.61R, Jarrod Harbrow: No.27R
2008	4	Jack Ziebell: No.9, Steele Sidebottom: No.11, Sam Wright: No.27, Caleb Tiller: No.80.
2009	8	Sam Reid: No.38, Brayden Norris: No.53, Taylor Duryea: No.69, Andrew Browne: No.94, Tom Rockliff: No.5P, Jamason Daniels: No.14R, Kayde Klemke: No.50R, Dylan McNeil: No.75R.
2010	5	Shaun Atley: No.17, Josh Mellington: No.56, Jonathon Ceglar: T, Sam Schulz: Z, Mark Whiley: Z.
2011	6	: No.47, : No.17R, Jack Crisp: No.40R, Jamie Elliott: T, : Z, Anthony Miles: Z.
2012	7	Tom Clurey: No.29, Josh Prudden: No.50, Dean Terlich: No.68, Jack Crisp: No.86, Matt Taberner: No.11R, : No.40R, Zac Williams: No.54R.
2013	4	Jarman Impey: No.21, Nick Holman: No.51, Matt Taberner: No.70, Zac Williams: No.95,
2014	7	Caleb Marchbank: No.6, Daniel Howe: No.31, Nathan Drummond: No.52, Dougal Howard: No.56, Sam Schulz: No.1R, : No.19R, Kayne Turner: No.25R.
2015	5	Josh Schache: No.2, Clayton Oliver: No.4, : No.42, : No.23R, : No.59R
2016	11	Will Brodie: No.9, Jy Simpkin: No.12, Todd Marshall: No.16, Esava Ratugolea: No.43, : No.54, Ryan Garthwaite: No.72, Harry Morrison: No.74, James Cousins: No.46R, Max Lynch: No.51R, Alex Keath: No.58R, Zach Sproule: BR
2017	6	Charlie Spargo: No.29, Ben Paton: No.46, Harry Jones: No.7R, Doulton Langlands: No.8R, Nick Holman: No.19R, Josh Prudden: No.35R
2018	7	: No.21, Laitham Vandermeer: No.37, Jacob Koschitzke: No.52, : No.63, : No.66, Jordon Butts: No.39R, Michael Gibbons: PSSS
2019	2	Lachlan Ash: No.4, Alex Keath: No.23T.
2020	3	Elijah Hollands: No.7, Dominic Bedendo: No.55, Nick Murray: PSSS.
2021	5	Josh Rachele: No.6, Tom Brown: No.17, Patrick Parnell: No.4MSRD, Sam Durham: No.9MSRD, Daniel Turner: No.24MSRD.
2022	6	Oliver Hollands: No.11, : No.26, Caleb Mitchell: No.40, Joe Richards: No.48, Daniel Howe: No.33R, Kayne Turner: No.39R
2023	5	Connor O'Sullivan: No.11, : No.12, Darcy Wilson: No.18, Oscar Ryan: No.27, Shaun Mannagh: No.36.
2024	6	: No.7MSRD, Joe Berry: No.15, Matt Whitlock: No.27, Jack Whitlock: No.33, Riley Bice: No.41, Aidan Johnson: No.68.
2025	1	Ewan Mackinlay: No.11MSRD, Harry Dean: No.3, Riley Onley: No.2R, Liam Hetherton: Cat B
TOTAL
Year	No's	Murray Bushrangers FC - Player's Name

Team of the Year players

The following players were selected in the TAC Cup / NAB Cup / Coates Talent League Under 18 team of the year side.

Year	Player's Name
1993	Fraser Gehrig
1994	Joel Smith
1995	Jason Sheather, Barry Hall
1996	Hayden Lamaro
	Matthew Hyde, Heath Younie, Derek Murray
1998	Chris Lamb, Derek Murray
1999	Craig Ednie, Josh Fraser, David Teague
	Craig Ednie, Justin Koschitzke, Sean O'Keeffe
	Mark McGough, Steve Johnson, Justin Davies
	Corey Brown, Hamish McIntosh
	Kane Tenace, Ryley Dunn, Lance Oswald
	Marcus Drum, Brett Deledio
	Tim Looby, Marcus Drum
	No player selected
	Ben McEvoy
	Jack Ziebell, Tom Rockliff, Kade Klemke
	Dylan McNeil
	Shaun Atley, Anthony Miles
	Jack Crisp
	Tom Clurey
2013	Michael Gibbons, Nick Holman
	Daniel Howe, Nathan Drummond
	Josh Schache, Clayton Oliver, Nick Coughlan
	Will Brodie, James Cousins
	Ben Paton
	Lachlan Ash, Jordon Butts, Hudson Garoni, Ely Smith
	Lachlan Ash
2020	NAB Cup in recess > COVID-19
	Josh Rachele
	No player selected
	Connor O'Sullivan, Darcy Wilson
2024

[All Australian Team] Selection

The following former Murray Bushrangers FC players were selected in various All Australian sides below.
;AFL - All Australian Side

Year	Player's Name	Club
1997	Fraser Gehrig	West Coast Eagles
2000	Steven King	Geelong
2001	Joel Smith	Hawthorn
2002	Adam Yze	Melbourne
2004	Fraser Gehrig	St. Kilda
	Barry Hall	Sydney Swans
2005	Barry Hall	Sydney Swans
2006	Barry Hall	Sydney Swans
2007	Steve Johnson	Geelong
2008	Steve Johnson	Geelong
2010	Steve Johnson	Geelong
	Barry Hall	Sydney Swans
2011	Ben Reid	Collingwood
2014	Tom Rockliff	Brisbane Lions
2015	David Mundy	Fremantle
2018	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
	Steele Sidebottom	Collingwood
2021	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
2022	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne

;Under 18 - All Australian Side

Year	U/18 - Player's Name	Club
1996	Nathan Tresize	Yarrawonga
1998	Chris Lamb	Wodonga Raiders
1999	Brad Horn	Lavington
2000	Kayne Pettifer	Kyabram
2001	Mark McGough	Mulwala
	Steve Johnson	Wangararatta
2002	Ryley Dunn	Shepparton
2003	Ryley Dunn	Shepparton
	Kane Tenace	Shepparton
	Shaun Daly	Corowa Rutherglen
2004	Brett Deledio	Kyabram
	Marcus Drum	Congupna
2005	No player selected
2006	No player selected
2007	Ben McEvoy	Dederang / Mt. Beauty
2008	Steele Sidebottom	Congupna
	Jack Ziebell	Wodonga
2009	Dylan O'Neill	Lavington
2010	Shaun Atley	Wodonga
2011	No player selected
2012	No player selected
2013	No player selected
2014	Caleb Marchbank	Benalla
2015	Josh Schache	Seymour
2016	Will Brodie	Shepparton
2017	Ben Paton	Mitta United
2018	Jacob Koschitzke	Albury
2019	Lachlan Ash	Shepparton
2020	?
2021	?
	Oliver Hollands	Wodonga
	Connor O'Sullivan	Albury
	Joe Berry	Wangaratta

;Under 17 - All Australian Side

Year	U/17 - Player's Name	Club
1994	Shaun Gordon	Congupna
1995	Adam Houlihan	Corowa Rutherglen
	Leigh Marshall	Deniliquin
2006	Ben Reid	Wangaratta Rovers
	Tim McIntyre	Corowa Rutherglen
	Ben McEvoy	Dederang / Mt. Beauty
	Ryan Normington	Shepparton United

;Underage Australian National Championships: Best Player Awards

AFL Rising Star Nominations

The following former Murray Bushrangers players were nominated as an AFL Rising Star.

Year	Nominee	Club

1995	Joel Smith	St. Kilda
	Fraser Gehrig	St. Kilda
1996	Adam Yze	Melbourne
	Steven King	Geelong
1997	Adam Houlihan	Geelong
1999	Ben Mathews	Sydney Swans
2000	Josh Fraser	Collingwood
	Ryan Houlihan	Carlton
	Glen Bowyer	Hawthorn
2001	Aaron Henneman	Essendon
	Justin Koschitzke	St. Kilda
2002	Mark McGough	Collingwood
2003	Marc Bullen	Essendon
	Jarrad Waite	Carlton
2004	Daniel Cross	Footscray
	Kane Tenace	Geelong
2005	Brett Deledio	Richmond
	Shannon Byrnes	Geelong
2008	Alipate Carlile	Port Adelaide
2009	Jack Ziebell	North Melbourne
2010	Ben Reid	Collingwood
	Tom Rockliff	Brisbane Lions
	Sam Wright	North Melbourne
2011	Sam Reid	Sydney Swans
2013	Zac Williams	GWS
2014	Matt Taberner	Fremantle
2016	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
2017	Caleb Marchbank	Carlton
2021	Jacob Koschitzke	Hawthorn
2022	Elijah Hollands	Gold Coast Suns
	Josh Rachele	Adelaide Crows
2023	Ollie Hollands	Carlton
2024	Darcy Wilson	St. Kilda

AFL Club Best & Fairest Award

The following former MBFC players have won an AFL club best and fairest award.

Year	Winner	Club
2000	Steven King	Geelong
2001	Joel Smith	Hawthorn
	Adam Yze	Melbourne
2002	Steven King	Geelong
2004	Barry Hall	Sydney Swans
	David Teague	Carlton
2008	Daniel Cross	Footscray
	Brett Deledio	Richmond
2009	Brett Deledio	Richmond
2010	David Mundy	Fremantle
2011	Tom Rockliff	Brisbane Lions
2014	Tom Rockliff	Brisbane Lions
2017	Steele Sidebottom	Collingwood
	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
2018	Jarrod Harbrow	Gold Coast Suns
	Steele Sidebottom	Collingwood
2019	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
2021	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
	Jack Crisp	Collingwood
2022	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
	Jack Crisp	Collingwood

AFL Premiership Players

The following former MBFC players have played in an AFL Premiership team

Year	Player	Club
2005	Barry Hall *	Sydney Swans
	Ben Mathews	Sydney Swans
2007	Shannon Byrnes	Geelong
	Steve Johnson	Geelong
	Steven King	Geelong
2008	Robert Campbell	Hawthorn
2009	Shannon Byrnes	Geelong
	Steve Johnson	Geelong
2010	Steele Sidebottom	Collingwood
	Ben Reid	Collingwood
2011	Steve Johnson	Geelong
2012	Sam Reid	Sydney Swans
2014	Ben McEvoy	Hawthorn
	Taylor Duryea	Hawthorn
2015	Ben McEvoy	Hawthorn
	Taylor Duryea	Hawthorn
2021	Clayton Oliver	Melbourne
2023	Jack Crisp	Collingwood
	Steele Sidebottom	Collingwood

- *Premiership Captain

100 plus AFL Games

The following former MBFC players have played 100 plus senior AFL games.
As of 2025, there are -

2 x 300 plus game players
20 x 200 plus game players
37 x 100 plus game players

Career Span	Player	Club	Games

2004 - 2022	David Mundy	Fremantle	376
2009 - 2025	Steele Sidebottom*	Collingwood	354
2002 - 2015	Steve Johnson	Geelong &	253
2016 - 2017		GWS	40
1996 - 2001	Barry Hall	St. Kilda &	88
2002 - 2009		Sydney Swans &	162
2010 - 2011		Footscray	39
2008 - 2022	Jack Ziebell	North Melbourne	280
2005 - 2016	Brett Deledio	Richmond &	243
2018 - 2019		GWS	32
2012 - 2014	Jack Crisp*	Brisbane Lions &	18
2015 - 2025		Collingwood	256
1995 - 2008	Adam Yze	Melbourne	271
2007 - 2010	Jarrod Harbrow	Footscray	70
2011 - 2021		Gold Coast	192
1995 - 2000	Fraser Gehrig	West Coast &	115
2001 - 2008		St. Kilda	145
2008 - 2013	Ben McEvoy	St Kilda	91
2014 - 2022		Hawthorn	161
2003 - 2014	Jarrad Waite	Carlton &	184
2015 - 2018		North Melbourne	60
1996 - 2007	Steven King	Geelong &	193
2008 - 2010		St. Kilda	47
2011 - 2021	Shaun Atley	North Melbourne	234
1995 - 1997	Joel Smith	St. Kilda &	58
1998 - 2007		Hawthorn	163
2000 - 2010	Josh Fraser	Collingwood &	200
2011 - 2012		Gold Coast	18
2009 - 2017	Tom Rockliff	Brisbane Lions &	154
2018 - 2021		Port Adelaide	54
2010 - 2018	Taylor Duryea*	Hawthorn &	118
2019 - 2024		Western Bulldogs	88
2000 - 2011	Ryan Houlihan	Carlton	201
2001 - 2013	Justin Koschitzke	St. Kilda	200
1997 - 2008	Ben Mathews	Sydney Swans	198
2014 - 2017	Jarman Impey*	Port Adelaide &	75
2018 - 2024		Hawthorn	113
2016 - 2024	Clayton Oliver*	Melbourne	177
2010 - 2024	Sam Reid*	Sydney Swans	181
2006 - 2016	Alipate Carlile	Port Adelaide	167
2013 - 2020	Zac Williams*	GWS	113
2021 - 2024		Carlton	38
2007 - 2020	Ben Reid	Collingwood	152
2017 - 2024	Jy Simpkin*	North Melbourne	136
2009 - 2019	Sam Wright	North Melbourne	136
2013 - 2024	Matt Taberner*	Fremantle	124
2017 - 2024	Todd Marshall*	Port Adelaide	113
2014 - 2015	Nick Holman*	Carlton &	9
2018 - 2024		Gold Coast	102
2013 - 2024	Tom Clurey*	Port Adelaide	110
2011 - 2012	Jonathon Ceglar	Collingwood	0
2013 - 2021		Hawthorn	101
2022 - 2023		Geelong	9
2003 - 2012	Hamish McIntosh	North Melbourne &	107
2013 - 2015		Geelong	19
2015 - 2022	Daniel Howe	Hawthorn &	96
2023		North Melbourne	11
2015 - 2019	Dougal Howard*	Port Adelaide &	45
2020 - 2024		St. Kilda	57
Career Span	Player	Club	Games

- * Current player

MCFC Leading Goalkicker

The following MB players were the club's leading goal kickers.

Year	Player's Name	Goals

1993	Jason Campbell
1994	Jason McMartin
1995	Barry Hall
1996	Rohan Graham
1997	Heath Younie
1998	Ricky Symes
1999	Brad Maxwell
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011	Nick Warnock	12
2012	Joshua Porter	18
2013	Jydon Neagle	16
2014	Josh Schache	27
2015	Josh Schache*	34
2016	?
2017	Daniel Johnston	45
2018	Hudson Garoni	15
2019	Hudson Kaak	19
2020	In recess>COVID-19
2021	Cameron McLeod	12
2022	Braden George &	19
	Fletcher Hart	19
2023	Darcy Wilson	17
2024	Joshua Murphy*	32

- * Also won the TAC Cup goalkicking

Murray Bushrangers FC Best Team, 1993 to 2012

The Murray Bushrangers FC celebrated their first twenty years in the pre-eminent under 18 boys football competition in Australia, the TAC Cup by announcing their best ever football side in July 2012.
;Murray Bushrangers FC Best Team - 1993 to 2012

Backline: Ben Mathews, Ben Reid, Ryan Houlihan
Half Backline: Joel Smith, Jarrad Waite, David Mundy
Centreline: Steele Sidebottom, Brett Deledio, Adam Yze
Half Forwardline: Steve Johnson, Barry Hall, Shannon Byrnes
Forwardline: Josh Fraser, Fraser Gehrig, Justin Koschitzke
Followers:Steven King, Tom Rockliff
Interchange:Robert Campbell, David Teague, Rory Hilton, Hamish McIntosh, Alipate Carlile, Jarrod Harbrow

Club Honourboard

1st*: Minor premiers
1st: Bold - Major premiers

[Talent League Girls]

Premierships : Nil
Runners-up : 2017