Michael Frost (footballer)

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Michael Frost (footballer)

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Michael Frost
Personal information
Full name	Michael Frost
Date of birth	(1970-12-29) 29 December 1970 (age 53)
Original team(s)	Swan Hill
Height	186 cm (6 ft 1 in)
Weight	92 kg (203 lb)
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1992–93	Footscray	13 (3)
1994	St Kilda	11 (2)
Total		24 (5)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1994.
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Michael Frost (born 29 December 1970) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Footscray and St Kilda in the Australian Football League (AFL) during the early 1990s.

Frost spent just two seasons at Footscray but took part in the 1992 AFL finals series where he contributed two goals, one each in the Semi Final win and Preliminary Final loss. A Swan Hill recruit, he played with St Kilda in 1994 and despite making 11 appearances, experienced just one victory.

Frost played with Yarrawonga in the Ovens & Murray Football League in 1995.

Frost joined Yarraville Football Club for the 1996 and 1997 seasons helping the club win the FDFL First Division premiership in 1997.

He later joined Werribee Football Club. In a dominant 1998 season, Frost won the J. J. Liston Trophy with 32 votes, which as of 2021 remains the record number of votes under the current voting system (introduced in 1982);^[1] he also won the Werribee best and fairest. He was club captain from 1999 to 2001, and won another 'Best and Fairest' in 2000.

References

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^ Anthony Stanguts (29 June 2011). "Ex-VFL AFL All Stars". Fox Sports Pulse. Retrieved 30 July 2016.

Michael Frost's playing statistics from AFL Tables
Holmesby, Russell and Main, Jim (2007). The Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers. 7th ed. Melbourne: Bas Publishing.

1990 AFL mid-season draft

1. Laurence Schache
2. Dale Lewis
3. Mark Brady
4. Andrew Payze
5. Tim Williamson
6. Craig Cross
7. Darren Bartsch
8. Phil Krakouer
9. Steven Cummings
10. Craig McNaughton
11. Damian Stoney
12. Jamie Duursma
13. Andrew Hardiman
14. Paul Morrish
15. David Greenhill
16. Paul Smit
17. Darron Wilkinson
18. Scott Turner
19. Anthony Pavey
20. Darren Read
21. Luke Hampshire
22. Jamie Grant
23. Damian Sexton
24. Jamie Weeding
25. Peter Vandermeer
26. Stephen Anderson
27. David Robertson
28. Dean Strauch
29. Tim Symes
30. Darren Collins
31. Damian Hancock
32. Michael Frost
33. Bernie Harris
34. Stephen Moloney
35. Paul Hogarth
36. Jason Morton
37. Andrew Mills
38. Glen Bartlett
39. Nick Tsiotinas
40. Chris Melican
41. Martin Cameron
42. David Morrison
43. Michael Thomson
44. Barry Spierings
45. Jolyon Keeble

1993 AFL national draft

1. Darren Gaspar
2. Nigel Lappin
3. Justin Murphy
4. Glenn Gorman
5. Adam Heuskes
6. Trent Cummings
7. Chris Johnson
8. Michael Frost
9. Rowan Warfe
10. Trent Ormond-Allen
11. Brad Johnson
12. Chris Scott
13. David Ugrinic
14. Adam Simpson
15. Luke McCabe
16. Fraser Gehrig
17. Angelo Lekkas
18. Simon Beaumont
19. Robert Stevenson
20. Wade Chapman
21. Shane Hodges
22. Dion Myles
23. Shannon Gibson
24. Cameron Bennett
25. Clinton Shaw
26. Stephen Jurica
27. Brad Hall
28. Daryl Griffin
29. Scott Mollard
30. Paul Lewis
31. Mark Stevens
32. Paul Barnard
33. Ben Robbins
34. Stephen Patterson
35. Aaron James
36. Julian Kirzner
37. Ash Thompson
38. David Innella
39. Jason Wild
40. Matthew Lappin
41. Kieran Sporn
42. Michael Prentice
43. Jason Heatley
44. Eugene Warrior
45. Trent Bartlett
46. David King
47. Chris Palmer
48. Matt Hopkins
49. Simon Garlick
50. Mark Merenda
51. Kristian Pascoe
52. Matthew Dent
53. Justin Mallon
54. Sedat Sir
55. Grant Tanner
56. Rayden Tallis
57. Mark Hepburn
58. Jeff Bruce
59. Craig Biddiscombe
60. Troy Polak
61. Shayne Smith
62. Graeme Wood
63. Gareth John
64. Shane Hamilton
65. Paul Mullarvey
66. Andrew Schauble

J. J. Liston Trophy

1945: Beard
1946: Findlay
1947: Tomlins
1948: McIndoe
1949: Blackman
1950: Stubbs
1951: Hiscox
1952: F. Johnson
1953: Henrys
1954: Turner
1955: Moroney
1956: Martin
1957: K. Ross
1958: Woolnough
1959: Waters
1960: Brown
1961: Beasy
1962: Burns
1963: Clegg
1964: B. Jones
1965: Poore
1966: Poore
1967: Sullivan
1968: Telford
1969: Hill
1970: Cook
1971: Hill
1972: McKenzie
1973: Shaw
1974: Goold
1975: King
1976: Hibbert
1977: Thompson
1978: Durward/Nolan
1979: Aanensen
1980: Allender
1981: Aanensen
1982: Austen/Swan/Wenn
1983: Swan
1984: Geddes
1985: MacLeod
1986: West
1987: Round
1988: McTaggart/Sheldon
1989: Ghazi
1990: Burrows/Garbuio/Harkins/Nicol
1991: Eames
1992: Rugolo
1993: Sinni
1994: Young
1995: Satterley
1996: Dooley
1997: Crough
1998: Frost
1999: Georgiou
2000: Robbins
2001: Backwell/Poyas
2002: Mitchell
2003: Robbins
2004: Field
2005: Callinan/P. Johnson
2006: Edwards
2007: Byrne
2008: Podsiadly
2009: Sewell
2010: Clifton/Valenti
2011: Valenti
2012: B. Ross
2013: Clifton/Hallahan/Schroder
2014: Woodward
2015: Rippon
2016: Gibbons
2017: Townsend
2018: Miles/Gibbons
2019: Gribble
2022: Gribble
2023: Lyons
2024: Brew

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