Peter Mac Cup

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The Peter Mac Cup is a trophy awarded to the winning team in annual games between AFL clubs Collingwood and Carlton.[1] The game is used to raise funds for the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.[2]

Background

The Peter Mac Cup is an annual event, run by the Carlton and Collingwood Football Clubs, designed as a fundraising event for the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. The Carlton and Collingwood Football Clubs have one of the oldest and most celebrated rivalries in the Australian Football League, and attendances at games between the two teams frequently top 80,000. In addition to the day's winning team receiving the Peter Mac Cup, the Cup is supported by the Peter Mac Cup Breakfast, where club presidents, coaches and players to raise awareness and funds for the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre. Tin-rattlers accepting donations for the Centre are also present at the game.

The annual blockbuster has so far raised more than $1 million for cancer research.

History

The Peter Mac Cup was first contested in Round 6 of the 1993 AFL season, and has been contested annually since. Carlton and Collingwood will always play two home-and-away matches against each other, and the Collingwood home game is designated as the Peter Mac Cup match. The trophy is won by the club which wins this designated match.

Since 2009, all Peter Mac Cup matches have been Collingwood home matches, because the Richard Pratt Cup was established to be contested in Carlton home matches between the clubs. The Richard Pratt Cup is a similar event, which raises money for the Pratt Foundation[3] From 2002 until 2008, the home team alternated each year; and, prior to 2002, the Cup contested in the home match of the club which won the trophy in the previous year.

The presentation of the trophy, and medals for the winning players, takes place in the rooms after the game.

Results

Year Round Winner Collingwood Score Carlton Score Attendance Venue
1993 6 Collingwood 21.11 (137) 15.11 (101) 86,196 MCG
1994 17 Carlton 7.12 (54) 14.13 (97) 85,831 MCG
1995 1 Carlton 9.12 (66) 14.11 (95) 87,119 MCG
1996 1 Carlton 12.15 (87) 16.13 (109) 70,152 MCG
1997 19 Carlton 13.13 (91) 14.23 (107) 61,650 MCG
1998 6 Collingwood 14.12 (96) 9.13 (67) 69,963 MCG
1999 17 Carlton 14.12 (96) 23.15 (153) 53,560 MCG
2000 18 Carlton 10.9 (69) 28.12 (180) 30,096 Optus Oval
2001 21 Carlton 9.8 (62) 20.10 (130) 70,051 MCG
2002 18 Collingwood 21.15 (141) 4.9 (33) 54,233 MCG
2003 17 Collingwood 20.15 (135) 8.14 (62) 54,500 MCG
2004 7 Carlton 11.14 (80) 13.11 (89) 56,617 MCG
2005 20 Carlton 14.10 (94) 19.15 (129) 48,287 MCG
2006 6 Collingwood 21.12 (138) 9.12 (66) 69,675 MCG
2007 7 Collingwood 17.17 (119) 14.11 (95) 77,321 MCG
2008 4 Carlton 13.10 (88) 17.9 (111) 77,873 MCG
2009 8 Carlton 7.11 (53) 16.8 (104) 82,834 MCG
2010 18 Collingwood 15.15 (105) 9.3 (57) 76,980 MCG
2011 3 Collingwood 15.12 (102) 11.8 (74) 88,101 MCG
2012 15 Carlton 8.14 (62) 12.13 (85) 75,755 MCG
2013 2 Collingwood 17.15 (117) 15.10 (100) 84,247 MCG
2014 15 Collingwood 13.13 (91) 11.10 (76) 40,936 MCG

See also

References

  1. ^ The Peter Mac Cup
  2. ^ "Malthouse backs young Pies". 13 May 2009.
  3. ^ "Richard Pratt Cup puts cancer in focus". Herald Sun. 21 Jul 2009. Retrieved 11 Jul 2011.