Craig Treleven

Craig Treleven
Personal information
Full name	Craig Michael Treleven
Date of birth	(1970-06-14) 14 June 1970
Original team(s)	Esperance
Debut	Round 1, 1996, Hawthorn vs. Fitzroy, at Western Oval
Height / weight	188 cm / 86 kg
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1992–1995 1996–2000 2002–2003	East Fremantle Hawthorn East Fremantle	84 (44) 78 (22) 36 (18)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 2003.

Craig 'Jock' Treleven (born 14 June 1970) is a former Australian rules footballer who played with Hawthorn in the Australian Football League (AFL).

A ruck-rover, Treleven was recruited to Hawthorn after an impressive season for East Fremantle in 1995. That season he had won both a Sandover Medal and Simpson Medal, the latter as West Australia's best player in their interstate match against Queensland. Hawthorn acquired his services with pick 16 in the 1996 pre-season draft and he spent five seasons with the club before leaving and returning home to finish his career in the WAFL.

External links

Craig Treleven's statistics from AFL Tables
Craig Treleven's profile from AustralianFootball.com
Craig Treleven at WAFL website

Sandover Medal winners

1921: Hoft / Outridge 1922: Boyd 1923: W. Thomas 1924: Gosnell 1925: Owens 1926: Leonard 1927: Craig 1928: Rocchi 1929: Leonard / B. Thomas 1930: Flemming 1931: Richards 1932: Hough 1933: S. Clarke 1934: S. Clarke 1935: Krepp / Daily 1936: Moloney 1937: Jenkins 1938: Bunton Sr. 1939: Bunton Sr. 1940: O'Keefe 1941: Bunton Sr. 1942: Bowen 1943: Moriarty 1944: Davies 1945: Bailey 1946: Loughridge 1947: Lewington 1948: McIntosh 1949: Maffina 1950: Allen / Conway 1951: Buttsworth 1952: Marsh 1953: McIntosh 1954: McIntosh 1955: Todd 1956: Farmer 1957: J. Clarke / Farmer 1958: Kilmurray 1959: Foley 1960: Farmer 1961: Beard / Sorrell 1962: Bunton Jr. 1963: Sorrell 1964: Cable 1965: Walker 1966: Walker 1967: Parkinson / Walker 1968: Cable 1969: Brown 1970: Dalton / Walker 1971: Hollins 1972: Miller 1973: Cable 1974: Melrose 1975: Quartermaine 1976: Spencer 1977: Peake 1978: Kelly 1979: Kelly 1980: Michael 1981: Michael 1982: Narkle 1983: Cousins / Ironmonger 1984: Malaxos / M. Mitchell / Spencer 1985: Wrensted 1986: Bairstow 1987: Watson 1988: Bain 1989: Edwards 1990: Grasso 1991: Dargie 1992: West 1993: Mildenhall 1994: Dargie 1995: Treleven 1996: Wasley 1997: Anderson 1998: Bromage 1999: Seebeck 2000: Ambrose 2001: Turnbull 2002: Pickett 2003: Beros 2004: Pickett 2005: Crabb / McGrath 2006: Priddis 2007: Jones 2008: Ballantyne 2009: Young 2010: Krakouer 2011: Blackwell 2012: K. Mitchell 2013: O'Brien 2014: Black 2015: Tropiano 2016: Bolton

The Sandover Medal has been awarded every year since 1921 to the fairest and best player in the West Australian Football League and its various incarnations.

Western Australian team – 1997 State of Origin

Bandy Bell Burton Callaghan Chick Clement Cook Cummings Gaspar Jakovich Krummel Mann Peter Matera Phillip Matera Merenda McKenna (c) Prior Symmons Toia Treleven Turnbull Winmar

Coach: Glendinning

1992 AFL national draft

1. Drew Banfield
2. Nathan Chapman
3. Michael Prior
4. Justin Leppitsch
5. Jason Spinks
6. Robert Pyman
7. Wayne Hernaman
8. Paul Symmons
9. Martin Pike
10. Brett Chalmers
11. Jonathon Robran
12. Tony Delaney
13. Andrew McKay
14. Nick Holland
15. Damian Houlihan
16. Brodie Atkinson
17. Kym Koster
18. Leigh Colbert
19. Lee Walker
20. Scott Cummings
21. Shane Bond
22. Mark Jones
23. Warren Campbell
24. Brett Jeffrey
25. John Barker
26. Martin McKinnon
27. Kieran Murrihy
28. Jamie Tape
29. Sam Phillipou
30. Paul Ridley
31. Shane Wakelin
32. Peter Quill
33. Corey Robertson
34. Travis Burton
35. Scott Robinson
36. Tim Sherman
37. Matthew Rogers
38. David Deighton
39. Matthew Kluzek
40. Michael Dunstan
41. Brook Fogden
42. Che Cockatoo-Collins
43. Adrian Whitehead
44. Chris Gerreyn
45. Scott Thompson
46. Mathew Jackson
47. Dillon Flavell
48. Andrew Osborne
49. Jarrad Schofield
50. Andrew Donnelly
51. Adam Williamson
52. Paul Bulluss
53. Mathew Moon North
54. Daniel Clark
55. Matthew Capuano
56. Matthew Powell
57. Russell Williams
58. Chris Peel
59. Scott Allen
60. Tim Scott-Branagan
61. Luke Raynor
62. Damien Ryan
63. Mathew McMurray
64. Tony Godden
65. Gerard Power
66. Aaron Lord
67. Brady Leckie
68. Travis Miller
69. Scott Simister
70. Danny Morton
71. Mathew Aston
72. Mathew Wadewitz
73. Tony Plym
74. Tim Hargraeves
75. Chris Batka
76. Hugh Reimers
77. Brad Copeland
78. Damien Crowe
79. Brett Spinks
80. Stephen Newport
81. Michael Murphy
82. Robert Schaeffer
83. Jeremy Silcock
84. Damien Gaspar
85. Tristan Lynch
86. Sam Smart
87. Damien Hardwick
88. Troy Bond
89. Hamish Stewart
90. Scott Burns
91. Jeremy McVay
92. Daniel Southern
93. Adam Shanahan
94. Rhys Croxford
95. Scott Direen
96. Trent Mills
97. John Howat
98. Adrian McAdam
99. Jeff Hilton
100. Troy Davies
101. Troy Hull
102. Jason Bell
103. Ben Harrison
104. Andrew Kemp
105. Julien Waite
106. Craig Treleven
107. Gary Barrow
108. Bryan Beinke
109. David Muir
110. Jeff Chandler
111. Michael Gaffney
112. Ben Careless
113. Damon Armstrong
114. Richard Marr
115. Paul Whelan
116. Michael Gooden
117. Vince Cappadona
118. Scott Spalding
119. Scott Morrison
120. Troy Olsen
121. Ben Ellinghaus
122. Damon Munt
123. Marty Christensen
124. Brayden Lyle

1996 AFL pre-season draft

1. Brian McInnes 2. Craig Nettelbeck 3. Darren Gaspar 4. Brent Frewen 5. Gordon Fode 6. Andrew McLean 7. Kent Butcher 8. Shane Ellen 9. Mark Pitura 10. Andrew Leoncelli 11. Tristan Lynch 12. Jason Lappin 13. Andrew Donnelly 14. Richard Peck 15. Peter Bell 16. Craig Treleven 17. Jason Traianidis 18. Simon Goodwin 19. Matthew Waters 20. Matthew Young 21. Brendan Logan 22. Anthony Darcy

Uncontr. Kevin Dyson Uncontr. Stuart Maxfield Uncontr. Tony Godden Comp. David Wirrpanda

Uncontr = uncontracted selection, Comp = compensation pick

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