Stephen Tingay

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Stephen Tingay
Personal information
Date of birth	(1970-08-13) 13 August 1970
Original team	Shepparton
Debut	Round 1, 1989, Melbourne v. Fitzroy
Height/Weight	181 cm / 85 kg
Playing career¹
Melbourne (1989–1999) 162 games, 84 goals
¹ Playing statistics correct to end of 1999 season.

Stephen Tingay (born 13 August 1970) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with Melbourne in the Australian Football League (AFL) during the 1990s.

Recruited from Shepparton, Tingay was an energetic and hard working midfielder known for his blonde locks. The 1994 season was Tingay's best, being named as an All-Australian^[1] and finishing second in the Demons' best and fairest.

Tingay played the first nine games of the 1999 season before severe hip and buttock injuries sidelined him for the rest of the year and all of the following 2000 season. Sydney selected Tingay in the pre-season draft for the 2001 season,^[2] however Tingay's continued injuries forced him into retirement by the end of 2001 and he never played a senior game for Sydney.

References

↑ Brown, Alex (7 January 2001). "Back in business". The Sun-Herald. Retrieved 25 January 2011.
↑ Denham, Greg (20 December 2000). "Swans take a 'well-calculated' gamble on Tingay". The Age. Retrieved 25 January 2011.

External links

Stephen Tingay's statistics from AFL Tables

v t e 1994 All-Australian team

Defenders David Hart (West Coast) Stephen Silvagni (Carlton) Chris Langford (Hawthorn) Guy McKenna (West Coast) Glen Jakovich (West Coast) Michael Mansfield (Geelong)

Midfielders Stephen Tingay (Melbourne) Greg Williams (Carlton) (Captain) Peter Matera (West Coast)

Forwards Gavin Brown (Collingwood) Wayne Carey (North Melbourne) Garry Lyon (Melbourne) Jason Dunstall (Hawthorn) Gary Ablett, Sr. (Geelong) Ben Allan (Hawthorn)

Followers Shaun Rehn (Adelaide) Robert Harvey (St Kilda) Garry Hocking (Geelong)

Interchange Mark Ricciuto (Adelaide) Craig Bradley (Carlton) Stephen Kernahan (Carlton)

Coach Neil Balme (Melbourne)

v t e 1987 VFL National Draft

First round	1. Richard Lounder 2. Chris McDermott 3. Graham Wright 4. Andrew Brockhurst 5. Michael Quirk 6. Andrew Rogers 7. Darren Davies 8. Darren Jones 9. Michael Murphy 10. Michael Parsons 11. Tim McNeil 12. Grant Williams 13. Peter Bubner

Second round	14. Wayne Peters 15. Andrew Jarman 16. Chris Grumley 17. Chris Waterson 18. Patrick Browne 19. Jamie Cox 20. Stuart Wigney 21. Shane Korth 22. Scott Christie 23. Scott Salisbury 24. Mark Ducker 25. Damien Trezise 26. Steven Oliver

Third round	27. Brendon Gale 28. Andrew Bishop 29. Andrew Pascoe 30. Ashley Byrne 31. Jamie Keane 32. John Cook 33. Rod Gunn 34. Stephen Hewitt 35. Craig Patrick 36. Tony Virgona 37. Andrew Obst 38. John Polkinghorne 39. David Kernahan

Fourth round	40. Bevan Cox 41. Michael Kennedy 42. Tim Wilson 43. Darren Wheildon 44. Bob Jones 45. David Grenvold 46. Gary Gunn 47. Stephen McQueen 48. Liam Pickering 49. Jim Silvestro 50. Stephen Tingay 51. Anthony Dessent 52. Stephen Gemmill

Fifth round	53. Andrew Wisken 54. Adam Ladbrook 55. Brendan Tranter 56. Keith Allan 57. Damien Kitschke 58. Peter Bennett 59. Simon Tregenza 60. Pat Gribble 61. Darren Read 62. David Querzoli 63. Jay Viney 64. Peter Nunn 65. Dean Adams

Persondata
Name	Tingay, Stephen
Alternative names
Short description	Australian rules footballer
Date of birth	13 August 1970
Place of birth
Date of death
Place of death

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