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Coleman Medal
Ben King
Jeremy Cameron
Mitch Georgiades
Jack Gunston
Aaron Naughton
Charlie Curnow
Josh Treacy
Jye Amiss
Nick Larkey
Nick Watson
Joel Amartey
Logan Morris
Shannon Neale
Jake Waterman
Jacob van Rooyen
Riley Thilthorpe
Aaron Cadman
Jesse Hogan
Mitch Lewis
Nate Caddy
Cooper Sharman
Cooper Trembath
Paul Curtis
Bailey Humphrey
Cam Rayner
Charlie Cameron
Harry McKay
Isaac Heeney
Izak Rankine
Jack Ginnivan
Jack Higgins
Jake Stringer
Jamie Elliott
Jobe Shanahan
Kai Lohmann
Kysaiah Pickett
Liam Ryan
Logan McDonald
Malcolm Rosas
Marcus Bontempelli
Patrick Voss
Peter Wright
Taylor Walker
Toby Greene
Zac Bailey
COLEMAN MEDAL
Date5 Mar 2026 – 23 Aug 2026
Established1981
Awarded toPlayer with the most goals in the AFL regular season
Winner 2025Jeremy Cameron (Geelong)
Expert pickJeremy Cameron (Geelong)
WHAT IS THE COLEMAN MEDAL?
Fast Facts
The honour of most goals scored in a season goes to Bob Pratt (1934) and Peter Hudson (1971), who each bagged a whopping 150 goals.
Tony Lockett, with 1,360 goals, has kicked the most career goals of any AFL player and has won the Coleman Medal four times.
Fred Fanning, way back in 1947, holds the record for most goals in a single game (18).
Charlie Curnow became just the second back-to-back Coleman Medal winner since 2025, courtesy of a 78-goal regular season for the Blues in 2023.
At 19, John Longmire is the youngest Coleman Medal winner in the award’s history when he won in 1990.
John Coleman, the Coleman Medal’s namesake, averaged more than five goals per game during his six-season career with Essendon from 1949 to 1954.
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COLEMAN MEDAL WINNERS AND RESULTS
Coleman Medal Winners
A tribute to the game’s goal-scoring greats, the list of Coleman Medal winners is a distinguished one:
Year | Player | Club | Goals |
2025 | Jeremy Cameron | Geelong | 83 |
2024 | Jesse Hogan | GWS | 69 |
2023 | Charlie Curnow | Carlton | 78 |
2022 | Charlie Curnow | Carlton | 64 |
2021 | Harry McKay | Carlton | 58 |
2020 | Tom Hawkins | Geelong | 49 |
2019 | Jeremy Cameron | Greater Western Sydney | 67 |
2018 | Jack Riewoldt | Richmond | 70 |
2017 | Lance Franklin | Sydney Swans | 73 |
2016 | Josh Kennedy | West Coast Eagles | 82 |
2015 | Josh Kennedy | West Coast | 75 |
2014 | Lance Franklin | Sydney Swans | 67 |
2013 | Jarryd Roughead | Hawthorn | 68 |
2012 | Jack Riewoldt | Richmond | 65 |
2011 | Lance Franklin | Hawthorn | 71 |
2010 | Jack Riewoldt | Richmond | 78 |
2009 | Brendan Fevola | Carlton | 86 |
2008 | Lance Franklin | Hawthorn | 102 |
2007 | Jonathan Brown | Brisbane Lions | 77 |
2006 | Brendan Fevola | Carlton | 84 |
2005 | Fraser Gehrig | St Kilda | 74 |
2004 | Fraser Gehrig | St Kilda | 103 |
2003 | Matthew Lloyd | Essendon | 89 |
2002 | David Neitz | Melbourne | 75 |
2001 | Matthew J. Lloyd | Essendon | 96 |
2000 | Matthew J. Lloyd | Essendon | 94 |
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