Trevor Barker Award

The Trevor Barker Award is an Australian rules football award for the player voted the St Kilda Football Club best and fairest player during the home and away season in the Australian Football League by a voting panel.

It has been awarded since 1914 but has only been known as the Trevor Barker Award since the late 1990s, in honour of former St Kilda player and reserves coach Trevor Barker, who died, aged 39, in April 1996.

Nick Riewoldt has won the most awards with six between 2002 and 2014.^[1]

Winners

Year	Winner
2015	Jack Steven
2014	Nick Riewoldt
2013	Jack Steven
2012	Lenny Hayes
2011	Sam Fisher
2010	Lenny Hayes
2009	Nick Riewoldt
2008	Sam Fisher
2007	Nick Riewoldt
2006	Nick Riewoldt
2005	Steven Baker, Luke Ball (tied)
2004	Nick Riewoldt
2003	Lenny Hayes
2002	Nick Riewoldt
2001	Peter Everitt
2000	Andrew Thompson
1999	Nathan Burke
1998	Robert Harvey (Brownlow Medal winner)
1997	Robert Harvey (Brownlow Medal winner)
1996	Nathan Burke
1995	Nicky Winmar
1994	Robert Harvey
1993	Nathan Burke
1992	Robert Harvey
1991	Tony Lockett
1990	Stewart Loewe
1989	Nicky Winmar
1988	Danny Frawley
1987	Tony Lockett (Brownlow Medal winner)
1986	Greg Burns
1985	Paul Morwood
1984	Greg Burns
1983	Max Crow
1982	Peter Kiel
1981	Trevor Barker
1980	Jeff Dunne
1979	Jeff Dunne
1978	Graeme Gellie
1977	Jeff Sarau
1976	Trevor Barker
1975	Jeff Sarau
1974	Glenn Elliott
1973	Kevin Neale
1972	Stuart Trott
1971	Ross Smith
1970	Daryl Griffiths
1969	Robert W. Murray
1968	Carl Ditterich
1967	Ross Smith (Brownlow Medal winner)
1966	Ian Stewart (Brownlow Medal winner)
1965	Darrel Baldock
1964	Ian Stewart
1963	Darrel Baldock
1962	Darrel Baldock
1961	Lance W. Oswald
1960	Lance W. Oswald
1959	Verdun Howell (Brownlow Medal winner)
1958	Neil Roberts (Brownlow Medal winner)
1957	Brian Gleeson (Brownlow Medal winner)
1956	Keith Drinan
1955	Neil Roberts
1954	Les Foote
1953	Keith Drinan
1952	Jim A. Ross
1951	Jim A. Ross
1950	Bruce Phillips
1949	Jim A. Ross
1948	Robert Hancock
1947	Harold Bray
1946	Keith Rosewarne
1945	Harold Bray
1944	Reg Garvin
1943	Ken Walker
1942	Ken Walker
1941	Reg Garvin
1940	Alan Killigrew
1939	Roy Fountain
1938	Stan Lloyd
1937	Jack Davis
1936	Bill Mohr
1935	Jack Davis
1934	Jack Davis
1933	Harold Comte
1932	Bill Mohr
1931	Harry Neill
1930	Fred Phillips
1929	Bill Cubbins
1928	Bill Cubbins
1927	Harold Matthews
1926	Horrie Mason, Harold Matthews
1925	Cyril Gambetta
1924	Colin Watson
1923	Bill Cubbins
1922	Barney Carr
1921	Bill Cubbins
1920	Wally Cameron
1919	Wels Eicke
1918	Roy Cazaly
1917	Club recess due to WWI
1916	Club recess due to WWI
1915	Wels Eicke
1914	Wels Eicke

References

↑ Tom Morris (5 September 2014). "Nick's six: Riewoldt crowned club champion".

External links

St Kilda Honour Roll at FootyStats

St Kilda Football Club

History Club honours Individual honours Players Captains Coaches Records and statistics Trevor Barker award Leading goalkickers Captain: Nick Riewoldt Coach: Alan Richardson

Teams	First Grade Reserves

Affiliation Teams	Sandringham Zebras

Primary Grounds	Junction Oval (1897–64) Toorak Park (1942–43) Moorabbin Oval (1965–92) Waverley Park (1993–99) Docklands Stadium (2000–present)

Premierships	1966

Primary Leagues	VFA (1877–97) VFL (1897–1989) AFL (1990–present)

Secondary Leagues	VFL Night Series (1956–71) AFC Night Series (1977–87) Pre-Season Cup (1988–2013)

Reserve Leagues	VFA (1877–1994) VFL (1995–present)

Rivalries	Fremantle Rivalry Collingwood Rivalry

Trevor Barker Award • St Kilda Football Club Best and Fairest winners

1914: Eicke
1915: Eicke
1918: Cazaly
1919: Eicke
1920: Cameron
1921: Cubbins
1922: Carr
1923: Cubbins
1928: Cubbins
1929: Cubbins
1930: Phillips
1931: Neill
1932: Mohr
1933: Comte
1934: Davis
1935: Davis
1936: Mohr
1937: Davis
1938: Lloyd
1939: Fountain
1940: Killigrew
1941: Garvin
1942: Walker
1943: Walker
1944: Walker
1945: Bray
1946: Rosewarne
1947: Bray
1948: Hancock
1949: Ross
1950: Phillips
1951: Ross
1952: Ross
1953: Drinan
1954: Foote
1955: Roberts
1956: Drinan
1957: Gleeson
1958: Roberts
1959: Howell
1960: Oswald
1961: Oswald
1962: Baldock
1963: Baldock
1964: Stewart
1965: Baldock
1966: Stewart
1967: Smith
1968: Ditterich
1969: Murray
1970: Griffiths
1971: Smith
1972: Trott
1973: Neale
1974: Elliott
1975: Sarau
1976: Barker
1977: Sarau
1978: Gellie
1979: Dunne
1980: Dunne
1981: Barker
1982: Kiel
1983: Crow
1984: Burns
1985: Morwood
1986: Burns
1987: Lockett
1988: Frawley
1989: Winmar
1990: Loewe
1991: Lockett
1992: Harvey
1993: Burke
1994: Harvey
1995: Winmar
1996: Burke
1997: Harvey
1998: Harvey
1999: Burke
2000: Thompson
2001: Everitt
2002: Riewoldt
2003: Hayes
2004: Riewoldt
2005: Baker/Ball
2006: Riewoldt
2007: Riewoldt
2008: Fisher
2009: Riewoldt
2010: Hayes
2011: Fisher
2012: Hayes
2013: Steven
2014: Riewoldt
2015: Steven

Best and Fairest awards in the Australian Football League

Current awards	Brownlow Medal (league-wide) Malcolm Blight Medal (Adelaide) Merrett–Murray Medal (Brisbane Lions) John Nicholls Medal (Carlton) Copeland Trophy (Collingwood) W. S. Crichton Medal (Essendon) Doig Medal (Fremantle) Carji Greeves Medal (Geelong) Gold Coast Suns Club Champion (Gold Coast) Kevin Sheedy Medal (Greater Western Sydney) Peter Crimmins Medal (Hawthorn) Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medal (Melbourne) Syd Barker Medal (North Melbourne) John Cahill Medal (Port Adelaide) Jack Dyer Medal (Richmond) Trevor Barker Award (St Kilda) Bob Skilton Medal (Sydney) John Worsfold Medal (West Coast) Charles Sutton Medal (Western Bulldogs)

Former awards	Mitchell Medal (Fitzroy) Brisbane Bears Club Champion (Brisbane Bears)

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