AFL Rising Star

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AFL Rising Star
2016 AFL Rising Star
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Sponsor National Australia Bank (2002–)
Ansett (2001–2002)
Norwich (1993–2000)
Country Australia Australia
First awarded 1993
Currently held by Jesse Hogan (Melbourne)
Official website afl.com.au/risingstar
Television/Radio coverage
Network Fox Footy (2013–)
Seven Network (1993–2001, 2012)
Network Ten (2002–2009)
One HD (2010–2011)

The NAB AFL Rising Star award is given annually to a standout young player in the Australian Football League (AFL). Since 2007, the winner has been presented with the Ron Evans Medal and was first awarded in 1993.[1] It was originally known as the Norwich Rising Star award due to sponsorship reasons between 1993–1999,[2] Ansett sponsored the award between 2000–2001, and National Australia Bank (NAB) has been the major sponsor since 2002.

Eligibility and nominations

Every round, an Australian Football League rising star nomination is given to a standout young player whom performed well during that particular round. To be eligible to be nominated for the award, a player must be younger than 21 years of age on 1 January of the award year and have played 10 or fewer senior games before the beginning of the season. A player who is suspended1 during the season is not eligible to win the award, however is still eligible for nomination.[3]

At the end of the season, nine AFL personalities (typically administrators and All-Australian team selectors) vote for five of the nominees, with their top selections earning five votes, their second selection earning four votes, etc. The player who receives the most votes is the winner. The current selection panel includes AFL CEO, Gillon McLachlan, AFL Football Operations Manager, Mark Evans, AFL National Talent Manager, Kevin Sheehan, and former players, Kevin Bartlett, Luke Darcy, Danny Frawley, Glen Jakovich, Cameron Ling, Matthew Richardson, and Warren Tredrea.[4]

Winners

The winners of the AFL Rising Star award have been:

Year Winner Team Recruited Ref.
1993 Nathan Buckley Brisbane Bears 1992 Northern Territory zone selection [5]
1994 Chris Scott Brisbane Bears 1993 national draft, pick 12 [5]
1995 Nick Holland Hawthorn 1992 national draft, pick 14 [5]
1996 Ben Cousins West Coast 1995 father–son selection [5]
1997 Michael Wilson Port Adelaide 1997 Port Adelaide zone selection [5]
1998 Byron Pickett North Melbourne 1996 national draft, pick 67 [5]
1999 Adam Goodes Sydney 1997 national draft, pick 43 [5]
2000 Paul Hasleby Fremantle 1999 national draft, pick 2 [5]
2001 Justin Koschitzke St Kilda 2000 national draft, pick 2 [5]
2002 Nick Riewoldt St Kilda 2000 national draft, pick 1 [5]
2003 Sam Mitchell Hawthorn 2001 national draft, pick 36 [5]
2004 Jared Rivers Melbourne 2002 national draft, pick 26 [5]
2005 Brett Deledio Richmond 2004 national draft, pick 1 [5]
2006 Danyle Pearce Port Adelaide 2005 rookie draft, pick 16 [5]
2007 Joel Selwood Geelong 2006 national draft, pick 7 [5]
2008 Rhys Palmer Fremantle 2007 national draft, pick 7 [6]
2009 Daniel Rich Brisbane Lions 2008 national draft, pick 7 [7]
2010 Daniel Hannebery Sydney 2008 national draft, pick 30 [8]
2011 Dyson Heppell Essendon 2010 national draft, pick 8 [9]
2012 Daniel Talia Adelaide 2009 national draft, pick 13 [10]
2013 Jaeger O'Meara Gold Coast 2011 mini-draft, pick 1 [11]
2014 Lewis Taylor Brisbane Lions 2013 national draft, pick 28 [12]
2015 Jesse Hogan Melbourne 2012 mini-draft, pick 2 [13]

Dual nominees

It is possible for a player to be nominated in multiple years, as long as they still satisfy the age and games played qualification rules in each year. So far nine players have been nominated twice.[14]

By club

Club Nominations Winners
Adelaide 26 1
Brisbane Bears 5 2
Brisbane Lions 34 2
Carlton 28 0
Collingwood 34 0
Essendon 37 1
Fitzroy 6 0
Fremantle 28 2
Geelong 29 1
Gold Coast 11 1
Greater Western Sydney 14 0
Hawthorn 33 2
Melbourne 36 2
North Melbourne 23 1
Port Adelaide 27 2
Richmond 32 1
St Kilda 24 2
Sydney 24 2
West Coast 35 1
Western Bulldogs 34 0

Correct to the end of round 7, 2016

Most nominations in a season

Noms. Club Season Nominees
8 Greater Western Sydney 2012 T. Bugg, J. Cameron, S. Coniglio, T. Greene, D. Shiel, D. Smith, A. Treloar, D. Tyson
5 Essendon 1993 J. Hird, D. Fletcher, M. Mercuri J. Misiti, R. Olarenshaw,
Fremantle 1996 D. Bandy, C. Callaghan, G. Harding, K. Hunter, L. Toia
4 Fitzroy 1994 J. Barker, S. Hawking, C. Johnson, J. Molloy
Port Adelaide 1997 N. Eagleton, B. Lade, B. Lockwood, M. Wilson
Brisbane Lions 1999 S. Black, S O'Bree, T. Notting, L. Power
West Coast 2004 S. Butler, M. Seaby, B. Staker, B. Waters
Brisbane Lions 2005 J. Adcock, A. Corrie, T. Selwood, J. Sherman
Port Adelaide 2006 T. Chaplin, D. Pearce, J. Surjan, B. Symes
Gold Coast 2011 B. Matera, T. McKenzie, Z. Smith, D. Swallow
Adelaide 2013 L. Brown, B. Crouch, S. Kerridge, R. Laird

Achievements of winners

Rising Star winners in a premiership year

Rising star and premiership player

Rising Star and Leigh Matthews Trophy

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Main article: Leigh Matthews Trophy

Rising Star and Brownlow Medal

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Main article: Brownlow Medal

Notes

1.^ Under the 2005–2014 match review panel system, a player was ineligible if he was given a base sanction of 100 or more demerit points by the tribunal or match review panel, equivalent to a one-week suspension. Under some circumstances, a player could reduce a penalty from a one-week suspension (125 demerit points) to a reprimand without suspension (92.75 points) by accepting a 25% reduction with an early guilty plea; as the base points sanction in this case exceeds 100, he would become ineligible for the award, despite not being suspended. This is the same eligibility criterion used in the Brownlow Medal. Since 2015, if a player is suspended for more than one match after an early plea or tribunal case, then he is ineligible to win the award.[15]

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