Coleman Medal Odds 2023
Coleman Medal Odds 2023 latest betting odds, tips and predictions.
Coleman Medal Odds 2023 latest betting odds, tips and predictions.
The Coleman Medal is awarded each year to the AFL player that kicks the most goals during the regular season.
Bettingpro provides weekly coverage of the Coleman Medal race which heats up in the final few rounds of the home and away season.
Keep up to date with the latest Coleman Medal odds throughout the AFL season with weekly updates of the leading goalkicker’s market.
Check out the latest and best 2023 Coleman Medal odds.
There is generally only one market available for the Coleman Medal and that is the winner. Earlier in the season, the market will be wide open with at least a dozen genuine chances before the number of potential winning candidates reduces as the leading goalkickers start to kick clear of the rest of the pack.
Missing games is another cruel blow to the chances of Coleman Medal hopefuls and quite often sees these players drift substantially after a couple of missed games.
Note: The following table includes Coleman Medal Winners since the AFL was formed in 1990.
Player | Year | Team | Goals |
John Longmire | 1990 | North Melbourne | 98 |
Tony Lockett | 1991 | St Kilda | 118 |
Jason Dunstall | 1992 | Hawthorn | 139 |
Gary Ablett Sr | 1993 | Geelong | 124 |
Gary Ablett Sr | 1994 | Geelong | 113 |
Gary Ablett Sr | 1995 | Geelong | 118 |
Tony Lockett | 1996 | Sydney | 114 |
Tony Modra | 1997 | Adelaide | 81 |
Tony Lockett | 1998 | Sydney | 107 |
Scott Cummings | 1999 | West Coast | 88 |
Matthew Lloyd | 2000 | Essendon | 94 |
Matthew Lloyd | 2001 | Essendon | 91 |
David Neitz | 2002 | Melbourne | 75 |
Matthew Lloyd | 2003 | Essendon | 89 |
Fraser Gehrig | 2004 | St Kilda | 90 |
Fraser Gehrig | 2005 | St Kilda | 74 |
Brendan Fevola | 2006 | Carlton | 84 |
Johnathan Brown | 2007 | Hawthorn | 77 |
Lance Franklin | 2008 | Hawthorn | 102 |
Brendan Fevola | 2009 | Carlton | 86 |
Jack Riewoldt | 2010 | Richmond | 78 |
Lance Franklin | 2011 | Hawthorn | 71 |
Jack Riewoldt | 2012 | Richmond | 65 |
Jarryd Rougheaad | 2013 | Hawthorn | 68 |
Lance Franklin | 2014 | Sydney | 67 |
Josh Kennedy | 2015 | West Coast | 75 |
Josh Kennedy | 2016 | West Coast | 80 |
Lance Franklin | 2017 | Sydney | 69 |
Jack Riewoldt | 2018 | Richmond | 65 |
Jeremy Cameron | 2019 | Greater Western Sydney | 67 |
Tom Hawkins | 2020 | Geelong | 49 |
Harry McKay | 2021 | Carlton | 58 |
Charlie Curnow | 2022 | Carlton | 64 |