Greg Whittlesea

Greg Whittlesea
Personal information
Date of birth	(1963-07-23) 23 July 1963
Height / weight	183 cm / 86 kg
Playing career
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1981–1990 1991 1993–1994	Sturt Hawthorn Glenelg	234 (88) 4 (0) 17 (1)
Representative team honours
Years	Team	Games (Goals)
	South Australia
Career highlights
Magarey Medal 1988 Sturt captain 1987–1990 Sturt best and fairest 1987, 1988 All-Australian team 1988

Gregory Whittlesea (born 23 July 1963) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with Hawthorn in the Australian Football League (AFL) and with Sturt and Glenelg in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) during the 1980s and 1990s.

Whittlesea captained Sturt from 1987 to 1990 and won the Magarey Medal in 1988. He won successive best and fairest awards in 1987 and 1988. At the 1988 Adelaide Bicentennial Carnival he represented South Australia and earned All-Australian selection. In 1991 he was recruited by Hawthorn, but managed only four games.

He retired from football in 2004 having played 168 games for Yankalilla in the Great Southern Football League in South Australia.

External links

Greg Whittlesea's statistics from AFL Tables
Profile at Australian Football

Magarey Medal winners

1898: Green 1899: Malin 1900: not awarded 1901: Sandland 1902: MacKenzie 1903: Waye 1904: not awarded 1905: MacKenzie 1906: MacKenzie 1907: Mack 1908: Tierney 1909: R. Head 1910: Hosking 1911: Cumberland 1912: Low 1913: Leahy 1914: Ashley 1915: Barry / Hosking / Perry 1916–18: not awarded 1919: Moriarty 1920: Moriarty / Richardson 1921: Adams / Karney / Moriarty / Scott 1922: Barnes 1923: Riley 1924: Scott 1925: Bampton / Lill 1926: McGregor 1927: McGregor 1928: Handby 1929: Snell 1930: Scott 1931: Sexton 1932: Pontifex 1933: Dunn 1934: Johnston 1935: Cockburn 1936: McCallum 1937: Hawke 1938: Quinn 1939: McArthur / Pash 1940: Brock 1941: Boyall 1942–44: not awarded 1945: Quinn 1946: Hank 1947: Hank 1948: R. Phillips 1949: Crabb / R. Phillips 1950: McKay 1951: Marriott 1952: Fitzgerald 1953: Deane 1954: Fitzgerald 1955: L. Head 1956: Boyd 1957: Benton / Deane 1958: L. Head 1959: Fitzgerald 1960: Barbary 1961: Halbert 1962: Eustice 1963: L. Head 1964: Motley 1965: Window 1966: Kneebone 1967: Lindner / Obst 1968: Robran 1969: Phillis 1970: Robran 1971: R. Ebert 1972: Blight 1973: Robran 1974: R. Ebert 1975: Woite 1976: R. Ebert 1977: Trevor Grimwood 1978: Hodgeman 1979: Duckworth 1980: R. Ebert 1981: Aish 1982: McGuinness 1983: Antrobus 1984: Platten 1985: Fielke 1986: Anderson 1987: Jarman 1988: Whittlesea 1989: McAdam 1990: Hodges 1991: Naley 1992: Buckley 1993: B. Phillips 1994: McIntosh 1995: Kilpatrick / McIntosh 1996: Francou 1997: Atkinson / Jarman 1998: Osborn 1999: Squire 2000: Squire 2001: Brown / O'Connor 2002: Sheedy / Weatherald 2003: B. Ebert 2004: P. Thomas 2005: Clayton 2006: Backwell 2007: Allan 2008: Crane 2009: Archard / Ezard 2010: Allan 2011: Allan 2012: Cross / Symes 2013: M. Thomas 2014: Kirkwood 2015: Cross 2016: Kirkwood

The Magarey Medal has been awarded since 1898 to the "best and most brilliant" player in the South Australian National Football League and its various incarnations.

Captains of the Sturt Football Club

1901: Kekwick
1902–1903: Tomlin
1904: Gurr
1905–1906: Fulton
1906: Buttrose
1907–1908: Hyman
1909–1913: Renfrey
1913: Bannigan
1914–1919: Mayman
1920: Richardson
1921: Golding
1922–1924: Richardson
1925–1927: Golding
1928: Whitehead
1929: Martin
1930: Riley
1930–1933: Bateman
1933–1934: Parsons
1935–1937: King
1938–1940: Morton
1941: Green
1945: Langley
1946: Leak
1947: Langley
1948: Tilley
1949: Giles
1950–1951: Toyne
1951–1955: Fitzgerald
1956: May
1957–1958: Goodchild
1959–1961: Williams
1962–1968: Halbert
1969–1972: Shearman
1973–1980: Bagshaw
1981: Howard
1982–1984: Davies
1985–1986: Craig
1987–1990: Whittlesea
1991–1992: Paynter
1993–1994: Viney
1995–2002: Thredgold
2003: Maloney
2004–2008: Nelson
2007–2012: Sheedy
2013–2015: Coad
2015: Kirkwood

P. T. Morton Medal • Sturt Football Club best and fairest winners

1913: Kappler
1914: Mayman
1915: Limb
1920: Sharp
1921: Odgers
1922: Richardson
1923: Richardson
1924: Barron
1925: Scrutton
1926: Scrutton
1927: Weller
1928: Scrutton
1929: Bateman
1930: Bateman
1931: Treleaven
1932: Treleaven
1933: Dunn
1934: King
1935: Day
1936: King
1937: Morton
1938: King/Treleaven
1939: Morton
1940: Morton
1941: Leak
1945: Langley
1946: Langley
1947: Tilley
1948: Yeo
1949: Tilley
1950: L.Fry
1951: Thompson
1952: Fitzgerald
1953: Fitzgerald
1954: Fitzgerald
1955: W.May
1956: Goodchild
1957: Goodchild
1958: Halbert
1959: Thompson
1960: Halbert
1961: Halbert
1962: Hicks
1963: Short
1964: Halbert
1965: Clarkson
1966: Bagshaw
1967: Clarkson
1968: Schoff
1969: Bagshaw
1970: Bagshaw
1971: Bagshaw
1972: Casey
1973: Davies
1974: Davies
1975: Davies
1976: Davies
1977: Bagshaw
1978: Davies
1979: Davies
1980: Davies
1981: E.Fry
1982: Spiel
1983: Paynter
1984: Motley
1985: Motley
1986: Paynter
1987: Whittlesea
1988: Whittlesea
1989: Paynter
1990: Johns
1991: Paynter
1992: Field
1993: Johns
1994: Lennon
1995: Feast
1996: J.May
1997: Atkinson
1998: Feast
1999: Squire
2000: Lennon
2001: Maloney
2002: Weatherald
2003: Nelson
2004: Sheedy
2005: Squire
2006: Sheedy
2007: Crane
2008: Sheedy
2009: Sheedy
2010: Giles
2011: Crane
2012: Tambling
2013: Kane
2014: Kirkwood
2015: Kirkwood

1988 All-Australian team

New South Wales Terry Daniher (Essendon) David Murphy (Sydney)

Northern Territory Michael Long (St Mary's) Michael McLean (Footscray) Maurice Rioli (St Mary's)

South Australia Tony Hall (Glenelg) Danny Hughes (Melbourne) Stephen Kernahan (Carlton) Martin Leslie (Port Adelaide) Tony McGuinness (Footscray) Mark Mickan (Brisbane Bears) John Platten (Hawthorn) Greg Whittlesea (Sturt) Graham Cornes (Glenelg) (Coach)

Victorian Football Association Terry Wallace (Richmond)

Victorian Football League Danny Frawley (St Kilda) Gerard Healy (Sydney) Simon Madden (Essendon) Paul Roos (Fitzroy) Paul Salmon (Essendon) Dale Weightman (Richmond)

Western Australia Steve Malaxos (West Coast)

South Australian team – 1983 Interstate Championships

South Australia 26.16 (172) defeated Victoria 17.14 (116), at Football Park, 16 May 1983 Western Australia 24.14 (134) defeated South Australia 16.14 (110), at Subiaco Oval, 4 June 1983

Both games	M. Aish Bradley Ebert (c) Giles Kernahan Lindner McAdam McIntosh Motley Riley Schimmelbusch Schneebichler Thomas Williams

State of Origin vs. Victoria	Copping Craig Naley Phillips Platten Rendell Whittlesea

State Game vs. Western Australia	A. Aish Curtis Davies Jenkins McGuinness Spiel

Coach: Hammond

South Australian team – 1988 Bicentennial State Of Origin Carnival

Both games	Bradley Bubner Hall Hughes Jarman Johnston Kernahan Leslie Lindner McDermott (c) McGuinness McIntosh Mickan Naley Payze Platten Rogers Salisbury Stretch

vs. New South Wales	Abernethy Burgess Russell

vs. Victoria (final)	Aish Campbell Whittlesea

Coach: Cornes

South Australian team – 1989 State of Origin

Abernethy Aish (c) Anderson Bradley Bubner Delaney Hall Hughes A. Jarman D. Jarman Kernahan Lindner Lindsay McGuinness Mickan Naley Phillips Platten Redden Smith Stretch Whittlesea

Coach: Cahill

1986 VFL national draft

First round	1. Martin Leslie 2. Steven Sims 3. Steven Febey 4. Richard Anderson 5. Michael Taylor 6. Richard Cousins 7. Chris Lindsay 8. Grantley Fielke 9. Andrew Payze 10. John Brinkkotter 11. Jason Taylor 12. Dominic Fotia 13. Clayton Lamb

Second round	14. Scott Adams 15. Andrew Wickham 16. Matthew Febey 17. Trent Nichols 18. Mark O'Keefe 19. Matthew Mansfield 20. Brenton Harris 21. David Robertson 22. Kieran Sporn 23. Lyndon Dakin 24. Matthew Armstrong 25. Doug Smart 26. Darrin Pritchard

Third round	27. Adam Garton 28. Darren Mansell 29. Craig Walker 30. Matthew Sexton 31. Glen Keast 32. Wayne Mahney 33. Malcolm Shippen 34. Craig Kelly 35. Peter Reid 36. Donald Thompson 37. Chris Duthy 38. Simon Minton-Connell 39. Matthew Queen

Fourth round	40. Stephen Williams 41. Brett Jaffray 42. Anthony Lovell 43. Andrew Gray 44. Tim Britt 45. James Pyke 46. Gary Brooker 47. Brendan Hogan 48. Stephen Riley 49. Craig Elias 50. Alastair Lynch 51. Andrew Herring 52. Robin McKinnon

Fifth round	53. Michael Templeton 54. Paul Page 55. Darren Jarman 56. Greg Whittlesea 57. Michael Billman 58. Perry Meka 59. Wayne Morrissey 60. Wayne Tanner 61. Andrew Underwood 62. Laurie Menhenut 63. Peter Winter 64. Darren Newlan 65. Tony Symonds

1990 VFL pre-season draft

1. David Cloke
2. Keenan Reynolds
3. Jim Krakouer
4. Craig McGrath
5. Brad Edwards
6. Michael Gallagher
7. David Williams
8. Danny Del-Re
9. Tim Pekin
10. Andrew Underwood
11. Richard Umbers
12. Gavin Lloyd
13. Adrian Bassett
14. Michael Kennedy
15. Robert Cummings
16. Rodney Gladman
17. Stuart Cameron
18. Derek Kickett
19. Lynton Fitzpatrick
20. Greg Whittlesea
21. Chris Martin
22. Anthony Alessio
23. Russell Jeffrey
24. Warren Dean
25. Scott Lawton
26. Darren Tarczon
27. Tim Rieniets
28. David Wittey
29. Andrew Johnston
30. Darren Kupsch
31. Scott Williamson
32. Ian McMullin
33. Bret Bailey
34. Peter Lodge
35. David Sullivan
36. Ian Rickman
37. Glen Kendall
38. Bret Hutchinson
39. David Wearne
40. Ken Rainsford
41. Craig Hucker
42. Robbie Kerr
43. Nick Beardsley
44. Kane O'Brien
45. Robert Hickmott
46. Neale Daniher
47. Simon Goosey
48. Michael Bawden
49. Ben Robertson
50. Damien Tresize
51. Mark Athorn
52. Dallas Normington
53. Mathew Sexton
54. Rohan Welsh
55. Michael Garvey
56. Lachlan McLean

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