Martin Leslie (Australian footballer)

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Martin Leslie (Australian footballer) - Wikipedia

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Martin Leslie
Personal information
Date of birth	(1962-11-17) 17 November 1962 (age 62)
Original team(s)	Ethelton
Draft	No. 1, 1986 national draft
Debut	Round 1, 1989, Brisbane vs. St Kilda, at Moorabbin Oval
Height	187 cm (6 ft 2 in)
Weight	90 kg (198 lb)
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1981–1988	Port Adelaide (SANFL)	150
1989–1995	Brisbane Bears (VFL/AFL)	107 0(11)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1995.
Career highlights
Port Adelaide premiership player (1988) Port Adelaide best and fairest: 1986 Brisbane Bears Club Champion: 1990 All-Australian team: 1988
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Martin Leslie (born 17 November 1962) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Brisbane Bears in the Australian Football League (AFL) and Port Adelaide Football Club in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL).

Leslie made his SANFL debut for Port Adelaide in 1981, winning the club best and fairest award in 1986 and a premiership in 1988.

At the VFL National Draft in 1986 Leslie was the number one draft choice, selected by Brisbane. Leslie deferred moving to Brisbane until the end of the 1988 SANFL season. Making his VFL debut in 1989, Leslie would eventually play 107 games for the Bears and won their best and fairest award, in 1990.

External links

Martin Leslie's playing statistics from AFL Tables
Martin Leslie at AustralianFootball.com

v t e Club Champion • Brisbane Bears best and fairest winners
1987: Walsh 1988: Withers 1989: Gastev 1990: Bain/Leslie 1991: McLean 1992: Gastev 1993: McLean 1994: Lambert 1995: Voss 1996: Voss

John Cahill Medal • Port Adelaide Football Club best and fairest winners

1870: Wald
1871: Stone
1873: Tyzack
1875: Ford
1876: LeMessurier
1877: Smith
1878: Smith
1879: Smith
1880: Sidoli
1881: Sidoli
1882: Munro
1883: Kirkpatrick
1884: Kellett/Cairns
1885: Coffee
1886: Fry
1887: Bushby/Walsh
1888: Phillips
1889: Hamilton
1890: Fry
1891: Phillips
1892: Phillips
1893: Murray/Phillips
1894: Miers
1895: L'Estage
1896: Linklater
1897: McKenzie
1898: Hosie
1899: Malin
1900: J. Quinn
1901: Strawns
1902: Corston
1903: Tompkins
1904: Corston
1905: J. Quinn
1906: Strawns
1907: Mack
1908: Dickson
1909: Dickson
1910: Hosking
1911: Oliver
1912: Oliver
1913: Eaton
1914: Ashley
1915: Eaton
1919: Ashley
1920: Adams
1921: Adams
1922: C. Dayman
1923: L. Dayman
1924: L. Dayman
1925: Bampton
1926: Hodge
1927: Keal
1928: L. Dayman
1929: Mucklow
1930: Johnson
1931: Allingham
1932: Mucklow
1933: Dermody
1934: Hollingworth
1935: Dermody
1936: Hollingworth
1937: R. Quinn
1938: R. Quinn
1939: Reval
1940: Schumann
1941: Skelley
1945: R. Quinn
1946: Roberts
1947: R. Quinn
1948: Russell
1949: Russell
1950: Williams
1951: Russell
1952: Whitaker
1953: McDonald
1954: Clift
1955: Williams
1956: Whelan
1957: Hayes
1958: Motley
1959: Motley
1960: Hayes
1961: Potter
1962: Obst
1963: Motley
1964: Potter
1965: Motley
1966: Cahill
1967: Potter
1968: Cahill
1969: Potter
1970: Cahill
1971: Ebert
1972: Ebert
1973: Cahill
1974: Ebert
1975: Woite
1976: Ebert
1977: Ebert
1978: Clifford
1979: Faletic
1980: Clifford
1981: Ebert
1982: Bradley
1983: Clifford
1984: Bradley
1985: Bradley
1986: Leslie
1987: Abernethy
1988: Phillips
1989: Johnston
1990: Hodges
1991: Northeast
1992: Buckley
1993: Bond
1994: Ginever
1995: West
1996: Hodges
1997: Mead
1998: Kingsley
1999: Paxman
2000: Montgomery
2001: Tredrea
2002: Primus
2003: Wanganeen
2004: Tredrea
2005: Tredrea
2006: Lade
2007: Cornes
2008: Cornes
2009: Tredrea
2010: Cornes
2011: Boak/Trengove
2012: Cornes
2013: Wingard
2014: Gray
2015: Gray
2016: Gray
2017: Ryder
2018: Westhoff
2019: Boak
2020: Byrne-Jones
2021: Wines
2022: Rozee
2023: Butters
2024: Butters

v t e Port Adelaide Football Club • 1988 SANFL premiers
Port Adelaide 12.12 (84) defeated Glenelg 8.7 (55), at Football Park
17. Leslie (c) 2. Ginever 3. Obst 4. Fiacchi 5. Abernethy 6. Harrison 10. S. Williams 11. Hodges 13. R. Smith 14. Mahney 15. Hynes 20. Phillips 21. Brown 22. Boyd 25. Phelps 26. Foster 27. Hutton 28. Smith 30. Kerr 32. Delaney
Coach: Cahill

v t e 1988 All-Australian team · Adelaide Bicentennial Carnival
New South Wales	Terry Daniher (Essendon) David Murphy (Sydney)
Northern Territory	Michael Long (St Mary's) Michael McLean (Footscray) Maurice Rioli (St Mary's)
South Australia	Tony Hall (Glenelg) Danny Hughes (Melbourne) Stephen Kernahan (Carlton) (captain) Martin Leslie (Port Adelaide) Tony McGuinness (Footscray) Mark Mickan (Brisbane Bears) John Platten (Hawthorn) Greg Whittlesea (Sturt) Graham Cornes (Glenelg) (coach)
Victoria	Danny Frawley (St Kilda) Gerard Healy (Sydney) Simon Madden (Essendon) Paul Roos (Fitzroy) Paul Salmon (Essendon) Terry Wallace (Richmond VFA) Dale Weightman (Richmond)
Western Australia	Steve Malaxos (West Coast)
← 1987 1991 →

Martin Leslie in South Australian State of Origin teams

v t e South Australian team – 1984 Interstate Championships
Victoria 16.12 (108) defeated South Australia 16.8 (104), at Football Park, 15 May 1984 Western Australia 14.14 (98) defeated South Australia 14.13 (97), at Football Park, 9 June 1984
Both games	Bradley Fielke Kernahan Leslie McIntosh Motley Naley Redden Roberts Robson Russell Schneebichler White
State of Origin vs. Victoria	Anderson Craig (c) Giles Johnston McKinnon Parker Phillips (vc) Platten
State Game vs. Western Australia	Aish Carey Dreher Lindsay Marshall McGuinness Paynter Warhurst
Coach: Kerley

v t e South Australian team – 1988 Bicentennial State of Origin Carnival
Both games	Bradley Bubner Hall Hughes Jarman Johnston Kernahan Leslie Lindner McDermott (c) McGuinness McIntosh Mickan Naley Payze Platten Rogers Salisbury Stretch
vs. New South Wales	Abernethy Burgess Russell
vs. Victoria (final)	Aish Campbell Whittlesea
Coach: Cornes

v t e South Australian team – 1991 State of Origin
Abernethy Anderson Bradley Fielke Francis Hynes Jarman D. Kernahan S. Kernahan Leslie Maynard McAdam McDermott (c) McGuinness Mickan Platten Redden Rogers Russell Smith Tregenza Viney
Coach: Cornes

v t e South Australian team – 1992 State of Origin
Anderson Bickley Bradley Carey Champion Francis Hall Hynes Jarman Kappler Kernahan Leslie Maynard McDermott (c) Modra Naley Obst Pittman Russell Saliba Smart Wanganeen
Coach: Cornes

v t e South Australian team – 1993 State of Origin
South Australia 19.13 (127) defeated Western Australia 14.17 (91), at Football Park, 2 June 1993, crowd: 21,487 South Australia 16.13 (109) defeated Victoria 14.13 (97), at the MCG, 5 June 1993, crowd: 31,792
Both games	Bickley Bradley Francis Grenvold Hall Hart Hynes A. Jarman D. Jarman Leslie McDermott (c) McGuinness (vc) McKay Modra Obst Pittman Robran Russell Smart Wanganeen
Semi-final vs. Western Australia	Anderson Platten
Final vs. Victoria	Bulluss Kernahan
Coach: Cornes

VFL/AFL number one overall draft picks

v t e 1986 VFL national draft
First round	1. Martin Leslie 2. Steven Sims 3. Steven Febey 4. Richard Anderson 5. Michael Taylor 6. Richard Cousins 7. Chris Lindsay 8. Grantley Fielke 9. Andrew Payze 10. John Brinkkotter 11. Jason Taylor 12. Dominic Fotia 13. Clayton Lamb
Second round	14. Scott Adams 15. Andrew Wickham 16. Matthew Febey 17. Trent Nichols 18. Mark O'Keefe 19. Matthew Mansfield 20. Brenton Harris 21. David Robertson 22. Kieran Sporn 23. Lyndon Dakin 24. Matthew Armstrong 25. Doug Smart 26. Darrin Pritchard
Third round	27. Adam Garton 28. Darren Mansell 29. Craig Walker 30. Matthew Sexton 31. Glen Keast 32. Wayne Mahney 33. Malcolm Shippen 34. Craig Kelly 35. Peter Reid 36. Donald Thompson 37. Chris Duthy 38. Simon Minton-Connell 39. Matthew Queen
Fourth round	40. Stephen Williams 41. Brett Jaffray 42. Anthony Lovell 43. Andrew Gray 44. Tim Britt 45. James Pyke 46. Gary Brooker 47. Brendan Hogan 48. Stephen Riley 49. Craig Elias 50. Alastair Lynch 51. Andrew Herring 52. Robin McKinnon
Fifth round	53. Michael Templeton 54. Paul Page 55. Darren Jarman 56. Greg Whittlesea 57. Michael Billman 58. Perry Meka 59. Wayne Morrissey 60. Wayne Tanner 61. Andrew Underwood 62. Laurie Menhenut 63. Peter Winter 64. Darren Newlan 65. Tony Symonds

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