The 2009 Coleman Medal
For
the leading goal kicker in the AFL
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The 2009 Coleman Medal
Coleman Medal 2009– Fev Wins
Carlton's Brendan Fevola won the 2009 Coleman Medal, kicking 86 goals for the Home and Away AFL season. As the leading AFL goal scorer, this was the second time that Fevola has won the Coleman Medal.
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| Name | Team | Total Goals |
| Brendan Fevola | Carlton | 86 |
| Jonathan Brown | Brisbane | 78 |
| Nick Riewoldt | St Kilda | 68 |
| Lance Franklin | Hawthorn | 67 |
| Mark Lecras | West Coast Eagles | 58 |
| Jason Porplyzia | Adelaide | 52 |
| Warren Tredrea | Port Adelaide | 51 |
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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