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Ian Elliott was an integral part of the St Marys
AFC landscape during his time as player, treasurer
& committeeman from 1963-1968. He was an 'A' Grade
Premiership player, junior coach and club treasurer.
Sadly, Ian passed away during 2006.
In memory of his contribution to the club, the Elliott
family have been extremely generous in striking the
Ian G. Elliott Perpetual Award, to recognise and assist
the Club's younger players.
The award recognises young players who not only demonstrate
talent, but also exhibit a true Club and team attitude
and may need assistance to enable them to play the
best footy they can.
With this award also comes player sponsorship and
a memento trophy will be presented at the Club Presentation
Night at season end.
We look forward to bright futures for all recipients
of the award, both on and off the field, and feel
sure that they will honor the sponsorship well.
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2009 Recipients of the Ian G Elliott Perpetual
Award:
Charlie Ampt, Brett Gatehouse, Tom McDermott |
Recipients
of the
Ian G Elliott Pereptual Trophy
2010: David West
2010: Todd Crane
2010: Evan Tomms
2009: Charlie Ampt
2009: Brett Gatehouse
2009: Tom McDermott
2008: Andrew Baird
2008: Anthony Murphy
2008: Sean Francis
Ian G. Elliott
St Mary's Player
68 Games
A Grade Premiership Player 1975
U13 Coach
1973-1975
Club Treasuer
1974-1978
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Saturday May
9, 2009
St Mary's Gold Saints Lunch
It was great to have Jenny, Kim and Catherine
Elliott join us at the Gold Saints luncheon
on Saturday.
Living in Romsey they are not often down in the
city, but they made a special effort to come along
and meet with the six recipients of The Ian G
Elliott award.
The boys all came in and spent a few minutes with
the family prior to going about their on field
duties and expressed their appreciation of having
been chosen as recipients over 2008 and 2009 seasons.
A very nice touch was a photo taken of the group
all together.
We look forward to many more visits by the Elliott
family in the future. |

St Mary's A Grade Premiership
Ian Elliott is in the back row, 2nd from the left.
St Mary's
Timeline: 1975 |
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