User:Eccy89/National Premier Leagues Player of the Year

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This article relates to the National Premier Leagues Player of the Year by each federation since the inaugural 2013 season.

Past Medal Winners[edit]

Season ACT New South Wales Northern
New South Wales
Queensland South Australia Tasmania Victoria Western Australia
2013 Canberra Croatia Panny Nikas [a] *qld Jim Stavrides & Tony Hatzis *tas [a] [a]
2014 *act Travis Major *nnsw Palm Beach Rocco Visconte South Hobart Milos Lujic *wa
2015 Canberra Croatia Franco Parisi Edgeworth FC Moreton Bay United Ryan Kitto Olympia Warriors Nick Epifano Bayswater City
2016 Canberra Olympic Adam Parkhouse Edgeworth FC Brisbane Strikers Jean-Claude Boyokino &
Allan Welsh
Devonport City Kenny Athiu Perth SC
2017 Canberra Olympic Sean Symons Edgeworth FC Brisbane Strikers Liam Wooding South Hobart Kenny Athiu Bayswater City
2018 Canberra Croatia Tasuku Sekiya Edgeworth FC Lions FC Allan Welsh Devonport City Brandon Barnes Perth SC
2019 Canberra Olympic Thomas James Maitland FC Lions FC Ricardo Da Silva Devonport City Joe Guest Perth SC
2020 [b] [c] [d] Edgeworth FC *qld Allan Welsh Devonport City [e] [f]
2021 Cooma FC [g] [h] Jeremy Brockie Peninsula Power Hamish McCabe Glenorchy Knights [d] Calvin Whitney
2022 Jordan Thurtell Jaiden Kucharski B. Crowley *qld Alex Mullen Kobe Kemp Joe Knowles D. Nicol


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