Old Scotch Football Club

Camberwell

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Joined VAFA: 1921

Coaches: Mark Gnatt (M), Dean Anderson (W)

Nickname: Cardinals

Ground: Camberwell Sports Ground, Camberwell Road, Camberwell. Ph: 9813 0208

Thirds/U19s: As above

Colours: Cardinal with navy and gold trim/ – white number; shorts – navy; socks – navy blue, red and gold blue bands.

Secretary: Andrew Toop E: [email protected] M: 0402 012 886

President: Will Strange E: [email protected] M: 0401 797 221

Old Scotch joined the VAFA in 1921 as the “Old Scotch Collegians Football Club”, and with the exception of the six years of the Second World War, has competed continuously in the VAFA since that year. Old Scotch has competed in Premier Section (A Section) for 72 years out of a possible 88 years, the most of any club boasted the longest continuous playing record of any club in the top section (35 years) prior to relegation at the conclusion of 2015. Old Scotch have never played in a lower section than the top two sections of the VAFA. Despite this record, Old Scotch haven’t had senior premiership success since 1978 when they won the A Section flag a year after winning the B Section flag.

Premierships

Seniors	Women’s	Reserves	Thirds	U19s	Club XVIII
12	1	10	–	5	1
A Section: 1923-24, 1926-27, 1931-34, 1978	Division 1: 2019
B Section: 1965, 1970, 1977		2019

Competition Best and Fairest Winners – Senior

A Section / Premier – JN Woodrow Medal – 7

B Section / Premier B – GT Moore Medal – 2

Year	Name	Medal	Votes
2019	Tom Downie	Premier B	27
2003	Andrew J. Crow	A Section
1991	Tom J. Keipert	A Section
1988	John R. Moir	A Section
1985	Andrew C. Smith	A Section
1982	Tom Mason	A Section
1975	J. R. Morgan	B Section
1959	Ian K. Law	A Section
1950	Manson G. Russel	A Section