Grogan Medal

The Grogan Medal is an Australian rules football award given to the best and fairest player in home and away rounds of each season's QAFL/Queensland State League competition. From 2011 to present it is awarded to the best and fairest player in the North East Australian Football League Northern Conference. It was first awarded under the present name in 1946, previously being known as the De Little Medal.

Winners

Year	Player	Club
2019	Frazer Neate	Mount Gravatt
2018	Blake Erickson	Broadbeach
2017	Jason Burge Wayde Mills	Palm Beach Currumbin Labrador
2016	Jesse Derrick	Palm Beach Currumbin
2015	Callum Carseldine	Western Magpies
2014	Ryan Davey	Labrador
2013	Haydn Kiel	Southport
2012	Ryan Davey Fraser Pope Tom Salter	Labrador Southport Redland
2011	Cameron Ilett Matthew Payne	NT Thunder Southport
2010	Danny Wise	Southport
2009	Nathan Gilliland	Mount Gravatt
2008	Nathan Kinch	Morningside
2007	Todd Featherstone	Labrador
2006	Matty Payne	Zillmere Eagles
2005	David Round	Broadbeach
2004	Mick Stinear	Mount Gravatt
2003	Jacob Gough	Morningside
2002	David Round	Southport
2001	Paul O'Brien	Redland
2000	Danny Dickfos	Northern Eagles
1999	David Bain Brad Jones	Southport Mount Gravatt
1998	Dean Edwards	Morningside
1997	Jeff Brennan	Southport
1996	Corey Lambert	West Brisbane
1995	David Bain	Southport
1994	Mitch Howe	Morningside
1993	Daryl Bourke Jason Cotter Dean Warren	Morningside Southport Kedron Grange
1992	Ricky Chapman David Crutchfield Chris O'Sullivan	Morningside Southport Southport
1991	Cameron Buchanan	North Brisbane
1990	Jason Cotter	Southport
1989	Daryl Bourke	Morningside
1988	Craig Brittain	Windsor-Zillmere
1987	Terry Simmonds	Mayne
1986	Brendan McMullen Greg Packham	Coorparoo Kedron
1985	Zane Taylor	Southport
1984	Brendan McMullen	Coorparoo
1983	Peter Guy Bill Pierce	Southport Sherwood
1982	John Blair	Morningside
1981	Greg Hollick	Mayne
1980	Barry Karklis	Windsor-Zillmere
1979	Don Smith	Sandgate
1978	Peter Ives	Mayne
1977	Peter Taylor	Western Districts
1976	Barry Clarke	Wilston Grange
1975	Owen Backwell	Western Districts
1974	Jeff Ebert	Morningside
1973	Don Smith	Sandgate
1972	Barry Clarke	Wilston Grange
1971	Owen Backwell	Western Districts
1970	Kelvin Mills	Kedron
1969	Ken Garcia Terry Johnston Terry Weller	Wilston Grange Morningside Windsor-Zillmere
1968	Merv Appleyard	Wilston Grange
1967	Robin Hull	Windsor-Zillmere
1966	Gar Wah Hing	Kedron
1965	Tom Gould	Kedron
1964	Ken Grimley	Coorparoo
1963	Tom Gould	Kedron
1962	Keith Leach	Wilston Grange
1961	Keith Leach	Wilston Grange
1960	Jim Conlan Merv Dihm	Wilston Grange Morningside
1959	John Golding	Coorparoo
1958	Andy Stewart	Western Districts
1957	Keith Farnsworth	Morningside
1956	Tom Pelly	Western Districts
1955	Henry Maguire	Morningside
1954	Noel McGuinness^[1]	Morningside
1953	Noel McGuinness	Morningside
1952	Bevis Howell	Coorparoo
1951	Bill Shorten	Yeronga
1950	Tom Calder Edgar Stevens	Coorparoo Sandgate
1949	Dick Parton	Windsor
1948	Tom Calder	Coorparoo
1947	Doug Pittard Fred Willets	Western Districts Yeronga
1946	Doug Pittard	Western Districts
1945	L. Anders	Workshops
1942– 1944	Not awarded
1941	T. Nielson	Past State Commercial High School
1940	Doug Pittard	Taringa
1939	Pat Vidgen	Taringa
1938	Jim Davies	Windsor
1937	Col Stream	Windsor
1936	Not awarded
1935	Jim Davies	Windsor
1934	Jim Davies	Windsor
1931– 1933	Not awarded
1930	H. Green	Windsor
1929	Unknown
1928	T. Chand	South Brisbane
1927	N. Brown	Windsor