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Glasgow Giants ARFC

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Glasgow Giants
Names
Full nameGreater Glasgow Giants
Australian Rules Football Club
Club details
Founded2015
Colours  Orange   Charcoal   White
CompetitionSARFL
PresidentAustralia Anthony Lee
CoachScotland Ross Thomson
Captain(s)Scotland Michael "Gekko" Douglas
Ground(s)Glasgow Club Nethercraigs
Other information
Official websitewww.glasgowgiants.scot

The Greater Glasgow Giants ARFC is an Australian rules football club based in Glasgow, Scotland.

History

The club was formed in 2015 and consists of a men's and women's team. They are named after the GWS Giants of the AFL and wear their Guernseys whilst playing.

The men's team have competed in the Scottish Australian Rules Football League since 2015. In the first three years in the competition, they made consecutive SARFL Grand Final appearances, winning the premiership in 2017. The men's team have also placed second in the Haggis Cup Tournament (Scottish pre-season cup) in 2014, 2015, and 2017.

Honours

In 2017, the Giants won the premiership when they defeated the Kingdom Kangaroos.

Award Winners

BEST & FAIREST

2015: Steven O'Kelly

2016: Ross Thomson

2017: Kieran McRedmond

GOLDEN BOOT

2015: Keir Wotherspoon

2016: Keir Wotherspoon

2017: Doug Mulliken

YOUNG PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2015: Douglas Smith

2016: Douglas Smith

2017: Scott Cochrane

COACHES PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2015: Mark Townsend

2016: Marc Mason

2017: James Reekie


This page was last edited on 20 November 2023, at 20:36
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