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This is a list of individual awards achieved by the Geelong Football Club since it joined the Victorian Football League in 1897.
VFL/AFL [ edit ] Other honours [ edit ] Media awards [ edit ] VFL Women's [ edit ] Club awards and honours [ edit ] Carji Greeves Medal [ edit ] AFL Women's Best and Fairest [ edit ] Leading goalkicker [ edit ] Other awards [ edit ] VFL best and fairest [ edit ] VFL Women's best and fairest [ edit ] Hall of Fame [ edit ] The Geelong Football Club Hall of Fame reflects the contributions of players and coaches who have made significant contributions to the club across their respective careers. The club inducts individuals into the Hall of Fame on a case-by-case basis, and although there is no provision for automatic inclusion, the individual needs to satisfy a selection of criteria to be considered for induction. Consideration will only be given once the player or coach has been retired for a minimum of three years, and individuals who have both played and coached for Geelong may have their records combined for consideration.[74]
Players generally need to meet a minimum of four of the following ten criteria to be considered for inclusion:[74]
Ten years’ service as a VFL/AFL player (including on the rookie list )
Played 200 senior matches (does not include pre-season, night series or representative matches)
Club captain for at least two years
Winner of the Carji Greeves Medal
Placed in top-three for Carji Greeves Medal on at least four occasions (applies from 1960 onwards)
Premiership player (with each premiership counting as one guideline being met)
Selected for All-Australian team
Winner of the Brownlow Medal or Champion of the Colony
Placed in top-three for Brownlow Medal on at least two occasions
Winner of the Coleman Medal or competition's leading goalkicker award Coaches generally need to meet the following three criteria to be considered for inclusion:[74]
Six years’ service as the VFL/AFL senior coach
Premiership coach (with each premiership counting as one guideline being met)
Qualified for the VFL/AFL finals series on at least five occasions as senior coach Life membership [ edit ] Whilst the club may award life membership to any person who has dedicated outstanding service to the Geelong Football Club, players automatically qualify for life membership once they achieve any of the following criteria for the club:[75]
Inducted into the Geelong Football Club Hall of Fame
Played 150 senior games
Played 100 senior games, and is a premiership player
Played 50 senior games, a premiership player and at least one of the following:
Club records [ edit ] Most club games [ edit ] Most club goals [ edit ] Most goals in a game [ edit ]
^ Known as "Best first-year player" prior to 2011
^ First awarded in 2003
^ Awarded to the player that best demonstrates the values of the team and the club, on and off the field; known as "Best clubman" prior to 2011.
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VFL/AFL home grounds AFLW home grounds VFA premierships (7) VFL/AFL premierships (10) Runner-up (9) Seasons Women's seasons (9) Related articles Geelong did not participate in the 1916, 1942 and 1943 VFL seasons due to the World Wars (indicated in grey)
