The Coleman Medal
The AFL Coleman Medal
The Coleman Medal is the AFL award
given each year to the player who kicks the most goals in each AFL
season. Only goals kicked during regular season matches count towards
the tally for this award.
Coleman Medal 2008 – AFL leading goal
scorer for the 2008 AFL Season.
Who are the front runners for the Coleman
Medal in
season 2008? Buddy Franklin has led the AFL for most of the season.
Keep an eye on this page after each round to check the tally and see
who tops the AFL’s
leading goal scorers list.
2008 Coleman Medal Leaderboard |
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| Name |
Team |
Total Goals |
| Lance Buddy Franklin |
Hawthorn |
61 |
| Brendan Fevola |
Carlton |
57 |
| Matthew Pavlich |
Fremantle |
47 |
| Daniel Bradshaw |
Brisbane |
43 |
| Jonathan Brown |
Brisbane |
41 |
Coleman Medal - The Man
The Coleman Medal
is named after John Coleman, a former player for Essendon who kicked
537 goals in his career (that was only 98 games long!) Coleman
was the league’s
leading goal scorer for five seasons in a row between 1949 and
1953, a remarkable achievement.
Coleman Medal History
As the official award for the
leading goal scorer, the AFL named the Coleman Medal in 1981 and
awarded it retrospectively back to 1955. Prior to that the league
awarded the “Leading
Goal Kicker Medal”,
with records dating back to 1857. View the list of past Coleman
Medal winners and the previous leading
goal kickers.
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