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The Lefroy Medal has been awarded since 1953 to the best Australian rules football player from Tasmania during Inter-State or Inter-Competition matches.

The award was inaugurated in 1953, when the past players' association of the defunct Hobart-based Lefroy Football Club sponsored a gold medal to be awarded to Tasmania's best player at that season's Adelaide Carnival^[1]. The medal has since been awarded in (almost) all seasons to feature at least one interstate, interleague and/or State of Origin clash contest by Tasmania. Traditionally, one medal was awarded to the best player across all state games played during a particular season, with rare instances of multiple medals awarded.

Medal winners

* Denotes an AFL-level State of Origin Match

'Year	Lefroy Medallist	Club	League	Opponent/s
1953	Len McCankie	North Hobart	TANFL	Multiple (1953 Adelaide Carnival)
1954	Gordon Bowman	Sandy Bay	TANFL	Australian Amateurs
1955	Geoff Long	City	NTFA	New South Wales; Canberra
1956	John Golding	Clarence	TANFL	Multiple (1956 Perth Carnival)
1957	Stuart Spencer Joe Murphy	Clarence Latrobe	TANFL NWFU	Victoria (VFL); South Australia
1958	Jim Ross	North Launceston	NTFA	Multiple (1958 Melbourne Carnival)
1959	Rex Geard	Sandy Bay	TANFL	Victoria (VFL); Western Australia
1960	Stuart Spencer	Clarence	TANFL	Victoria (VFL); South Australia
1961	John Noble	North Hobart	TANFL	Multiple (1961 Brisbane Carnival); Victoria (VFA)
1962	Ivan 'Ike' Hayes	Longford	NTFA	Victoria (VFL); Victoria (VFA)
1963	Bob Withers	North Launceston	NTFA	South Australia; Western Australia
1964	Charlie Thompson	North Launceston	NTFA	Victoria (VFA); Western Australia
1965	Peter Hudson John Bonney Max McMahon	New Norfolk Cooee Glenorchy	TANFL NWFU TANFL	Victoria (VFA); South Australia
1966	Graeme 'Gypsy' Lee	Launceston	NTFA	Multiple (1966 Hobart Carnival)
1967	Ray Walker	Burnie	NWFU	Victoria (VFL)
1968	John Devine	North Hobart	TANFL	Victoria (VFA)
1969	Darrel Baldock	Latrobe	NWFU	Multiple (1969 Adelaide Carnival)
1970	Paul Vinar	Longford	NTFA	Western Australia
1971	Kerry Doran	Sandy Bay	TANFL	South Australia
1972	Jim Leitch	Scottsdale	NTFA	Multiple (1972 Perth Carnival)
1973	Tony Franklin	Penguin	NWFU	Victoria (VFL)
1974	NO AWARD (NO STATE GAMES PLAYED)
1975	Bruce Tschirpig Kim Saltmarsh	Latrobe City-South	NWFU NTFA	South Australia (1975 Knockout Carnival); NSW, QLD, ACT
1976	John Emin	Wynyard	NWFU	New South Wales, Queensland
1977	NO MEDAL AWARDED			South Fremantle (Ardath Cup); Victoria (VFL)
1978	Gary Linton	Glenorchy	TANFL	Canberra, Queensland, Victoria (VFL)
1979	Darryl Sutton	Glenorchy	TANFL	Victoria (VFL); QLD, WA, SA (1979 Perth Carnival)
1980	Ron Stubbs	Devonport	NWFU	Queensland, South Australia; WA, SA (1980 Adelaide Carnival)

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References

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Medal winners

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