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Main article: Goal of the Year (Australia)
2013 AFL Goal of the Year
Date14 April
LocationMCG
WinnerLance Franklin (Hawthorn)
← 2012 · Goal of the Year · 2014 →

The Australian Football League celebrates the best goal of the season through the annual Goal of the Year competition. In 2013, this is officially known as the British Paints AFL Goal of the Year. Each round three goals are nominated and fans are able to vote online for their favourite at the league's website. At the end of the home and away season, three finalists were selected for a final public vote,[1] which was won by Lance Franklin for his long-range goal after hurdling over a teammate in the middle of the ground.[2]

Winners by Round

Legend
= Round's Winning Goal
Round Nominees Team % of Votes Opposition Ground
1 Dustin Martin Richmond — Carlton MCG
Robert Murphy Western Bulldogs 49% Brisbane Lions Etihad Stadium
Gary Ablett, Jr. Gold Coast — St Kilda Metricon Stadium
2 Hamish Hartlett Port Adelaide 49% Greater Western Sydney AAMI Stadium
Lindsay Thomas North Melbourne — Geelong Etihad Stadium
Jeff Garlett Carlton — Collingwood MCG
3 Lance Franklin Hawthorn 74% Collingwood MCG
Jonathan Brown Brisbane Lions — Gold Coast Metricon Stadium
Callum Sinclair West Coast — Melbourne MCG
4 Alwyn Davey Essendon — St Kilda Etihad Stadium
Daniel Kerr West Coast 43% Carlton Patersons Stadium
Aaron Mullett North Melbourne — Brisbane Lions Etihad Stadium
5 Luke Dahlhaus Western Bulldogs — Geelong Etihad Stadium
Heath Scotland Carlton 42% Adelaide MCG
Jobe Watson Essendon — Collingwood MCG
6 Mitch Duncan Geelong — Richmond MCG
Richard Douglas Adelaide 36% Hawthorn AAMI Stadium
Jake Stringer Western Bulldogs — West Coast Patersons Stadium
7 Lance Franklin Hawthorn — Sydney MCG
Robert Murphy Western Bulldogs — North Melbourne Etihad Stadium
Andrew Walker Carlton 67% St Kilda Etihad Stadium
8 Jaeger O'Meara Gold Coast — Western Bulldogs Metricon Stadium
Sam Mitchell Hawthorn — Greater Western Sydney Aurora Stadium
Marc Murphy Carlton 41% Port Adelaide Etihad Stadium
9 Lindsay Thomas North Melbourne — Adelaide Etihad Stadium
Lewis Jetta Sydney 54% Collingwood MCG
Robert Murphy Western Bulldogs — St Kilda Etihad Stadium
10 Jack Redden Brisbane Lions — Collingwood The Gabba
Gary Ablett, Jr. Gold Coast 58% Geelong Simonds Stadium
Brent Harvey North Melbourne — St Kilda Etihad Stadium
11 Jeremy Cameron Greater Western Sydney 45% Geelong Škoda Stadium
Gary Ablett, Jr. Gold Coast — North Melbourne Metricon Stadium
Aaron Davey Melbourne — Collingwood MCG
12 Dustin Martin Richmond — Adelaide MCG
Patrick Dangerfield Richmond — Adelaide MCG
Patrick Ryder Essendon 62% Gold Coast Etihad Stadium
13 Daniel Jackson Richmond 46% Western Bulldogs Etihad Stadium
Trent Cotchin Richmond — Western Bulldogs Etihad Stadium
Brent Moloney Brisbane Lions — Geelong The Gabba
14 David Rodan Melbourne 51% Western Bulldogs MCG
Kurt Tippett Sydney — Carlton SCG
Gary Ablett, Jr. Gold Coast — Adelaide Metricon Stadium
15 Sam Dwyer Collingwood — Carlton MCG
Jack Gunston Hawthorn 42% Geelong MCG
Josh Kennedy West Coast — Adelaide AAMI Stadium
16 Pearce Hanley Brisbane Lions — North Melbourne The Gabba
Jake Melksham Essendon — Western Bulldogs Etihad Stadium
Jason Winderlich Essendon 43% Western Bulldogs Etihad Stadium
17 Lindsay Thomas North Melbourne — Carlton Etihad Stadium
Luke Hodge Hawthorn 64% Western Bulldogs Aurora Stadium
Bernie Vince Adelaide — Geelong AAMI Stadium
18 Lance Franklin Hawthorn 46% Essendon Etihad Stadium
Daniel Wells North Melbourne — Melbourne Etihad Stadium
Dustin Martin Richmond — Sydney SCG
19 Daniel Rich Brisbane Lions — St Kilda The Gabba
Angus Monfries Port Adelaide 51% Adelaide AAMI Stadium
Daniel Giansiracusa Western Bulldogs — Sydney Etihad Stadium
20 Daniel Wells North Melbourne — Adelaide AAMI Stadium
Steven Motlop Geelong — Port Adelaide Simonds Stadium
Hayden Ballantyne Fremantle 69% Greater Western Sydney Patersons Stadium
21 Cyril Rioli Hawthorn Collingwood MCG
Jay Schulz Port Adelaide Gold Coast AAMI Stadium
Dayne Beams Collingwood Hawthorn MCG
22 Leigh Montagna St Kilda Gold Coast Etihad Stadium
Jake Neade Port Adelaide Fremantle AAMI Stadium
Steven Motlop Geelong Sydney Simonds Stadium
23 Jarrad Grant Western Bulldogs Melbourne Etihad Stadium
Eddie Betts Carlton Port Adelaide AAMI Stadium
Alan Didak Collingwood North Melbourne MCG

2013 Finalists

Round Nominees Team Opposition Ground Description
3 Lance Franklin Hawthorn Collingwood MCG Big hurdle and a big goal from Buddy
7 Andrew Walker Carlton St Kilda Etihad Stadium Walker's four bounce goal
10 Gary Ablett, Jr. Gold Coast Geelong Simonds Stadium Ablett repeats a famous dose

See also

References

  1. ^ Hanlon, Peter (11 September 2013). "Big grabs: contenders for mark and goal of the year". The Age. Melbourne.
  2. ^ "Must watch video: Lance Franklin and Jamie Elliott claim goal and mark of the year". 29 September 2013.
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