The Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal is awarded to the Victorian Football League player who kicks the most goals in home-and-away matches in that year. The is named in honour of Jim 'Frosty' Miller, who was the leading goalkicker of the Victorian Football Association (predecessor to the Victorian Football League) on six occasions.

Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal

The Jim Frosty Miller Medal has been awarded to the leading goalkicker across the home-and-away season since 1999. Nick Sautner currently holds the record for most medals, with nine.[1]

YearWinnerTeamGoals
2023Chris BurgessGold Coast51
Brodie McLaughlinGold Coast51
2022Chris BurgessGold Coast52[2]
2021Matthew HammelmannAspley42[3]
2019Jordan LislePort Melbourne40[4]
2018Nick LarkeyNorth Melbourne41[5]
2017Jordan LislePort Melbourne46[6]
2016Ahmed SaadCoburg49[7]
2015Sam GrimleyBox Hill42[8]
Jordan LislePort Melbourne42[8]
Liam McBeanRichmond42[8]
2014Daniel ConnorsPort Melbourne38[9]
Sam GrimleyBox Hill38[9]
2013Dean GaleaPort Melbourne55[10]
2012Dean GaleaPort Melbourne65
2011Patrick RosePort Melbourne79[11]
2010Matthew LittleWilliamstown80
2009Nick SautnerSandringham71
2008Nick SautnerSandringham74
2007Nick SautnerSandringham79
2006Aaron EdwardsFrankston100
2005James PodsiadlyWerribee68
2004Nick SautnerSandringham77
2003Nick SautnerNorthern Bullants82
2002Nick SautnerFrankston93
2001Nick SautnerFrankston77
2000Nick SautnerSandringham70
1999Nick SautnerSandringham89

VFA/VFL Leading Goalkicker (1877–1998)

This table lists the players recognised as VFA/VFL leading goalkicker prior to the establishment of the Frosty Miller Medal. Over this period, the leading goalkicker was recognised based on the complete season including finals matches (unlike the Frosty Miller Medal which considers home-and-away goals only). For the earliest period of the competition where there were no finals and teams played games against a mix of senior and junior opponents, the list below includes goals scored in all Victorian Football Association games (not just games against senior opponents).[12]

YearWinnerTeamGoals
1998Shayne SmithSpringvale78
1997Shayne SmithSpringvale107
1996Jack AzizWerribee74
1995Danny SextonPort Melbourne64
1994Rino PrettoDandenong Redlegs87
1993Jack AzizWerribee97
1992Ian RickmanWilliamstown82
1991Rohan WelshDandenong84
1990Jamie ShawPreston103
1989Ian RickmanWilliamstown125
1988Jamie ShawPreston105
1987Brett WeatheraldCoburg73
1986Jamie ShawPreston145
1985Ian MorrisonSandringham108
1984Mark FotheringhamWilliamstown114
1983Mark FotheringhamWilliamstown108
1982Fred CookPort Melbourne140
1981Rex HuntSandringham110
1980Fred CookPort Melbourne112
1979Joe RadojevicGeelong West97
Kim SmithPrahran97
1978Fred CookPort Melbourne115
1977Fred CookPort Melbourne125
1976Fred CookPort Melbourne124
1975Joe RadojevicGeelong West119
1974Jim 'Frosty' MillerDandenong79
1973Jim 'Frosty' MillerDandenong108
1972Len ClarkPreston107
1971Jim 'Frosty' MillerDandenong99
1970Jim 'Frosty' MillerDandenong80
1969Jim 'Frosty' MillerDandenong106
1968Jim 'Frosty' MillerDandenong76
1967John WalkerPreston83
1966John WalkerPreston84
1965Denis OakleySandringham78
1964Alan CookBrunswick65
1963Robert Evans[13]Yarraville47
1962Bill BryanSandringham77
1961Bob BonnettPort Melbourne111
1960Denis OakleySandringham90
1959Denis OakleySandringham119
1958Bob BonnettPort Melbourne84
1957Bob BonnettPort Melbourne97
1956Bob BonnettPort Melbourne95
1955Alby LintonWilliamstown84
1954Peter SchofieldMoorabbin96
1953Johnny WalkerWilliamstown99
1952Johnny WalkerWilliamstown103
1951Bruce HarperSandringham104
1950Bruce HarperSandringham71
1950Johnny WalkerWilliamstown71
1949Keith WarburtonBrighton101
1948Ray PotterPreston84
1947Bill FindlayPort Melbourne107
1946Ron ToddWilliamstown114
1945Ron ToddWilliamstown188
1941Bob PrattCoburg183
1940Ted FreyerPort Melbourne157
1939George HawkinsPrahran164
1938Ted FreyerPort Melbourne86
1937Geoff McInnesBrunswick85
1936Lance CollinsCoburg116
1935Bill LuffCamberwell75
1934Frank SeymourNorthcote130
1933Bill LuffCamberwell106
1932Frank SeymourNorthcote122
1931Don Fraser Sr.Oakleigh83
1930Frank SeymourNorthcote110
1929Leo McInerneyBrunswick84
1928Frank PlantCoburg78
1927Paddy GardinerCoburg95
1926Jim WalshBrighton91
1925Leo McInerneyBrunswick79
1924George GoughNorthcote81
1923George TaylorPort Melbourne65
1922George TaylorPort Melbourne93
1921George TaylorPort Melbourne77
1920George TaylorPort Melbourne73
1919Harry MorganFootscray72
1918Thos StevensNorth Melbourne54
1915Bob MerrickPort Melbourne43
1914Thornton ClarkeEssendon Association46
1913Thornton ClarkeEssendon Association58
1912Dave McNamaraEssendon Association107
1911Dave McNamaraEssendon Association81
1910Frank CaineNorth Melbourne75
1909Henry ChaseBrunswick39
1908Jack HutchinsonFootscray68
1907Jack HutchinsonRichmond67
1906Jack HutchinsonRichmond56
1905Len MortimerWilliamstown46
1904Bert RyanWest Melbourne43
1903Bert RyanWest Melbourne44
1902Jack HutchinsonPort Melbourne46
1901Jack HutchinsonPort Melbourne26
1900Lou DalyFootscray32
1899Lou DalyFootscray39
1898Joe SullivanPort Melbourne26
1897Lou DalyPort Melbourne41
1896Norman WaughEssendon29
1895Dave de CoiteGeelong42
1894Albert ThurgoodEssendon63
1893Albert ThurgoodEssendon63
1892Albert ThurgoodEssendon56
1891Jim GraceFitzroy49
1890Jim GraceFitzroy37
1889Edgar BarrettSouth Melbourne29
1888Dinny McKaySouth Melbourne50
1887Tom McShaneGeelong24
1886Phil McShaneGeelong51
1885Dick HoustonHotham35
1884Phil McShaneGeelong33
1883Phil McShaneGeelong24
1882Hugh McLeanGeelong25
1881E. M. BrookesCarlton20
1880George CoulthardCarlton21
1879George CoulthardCarlton21
1878George CoulthardCarlton18
1877Charles BakerMelbourne14

Division 2 leading goalkickers

The following table shows the leading senior goalkicker in the VFA's second division (including finals), while it existed from 1961 until 1988.

YearWinnerTeamGoals
1961Ron O'Neill[14]Camberwell95
1962Ron O'Neill[15]Camberwell59
1963Frank Power[16]Mordialloc74
1964Ron O'Neill[17]Camberwell77
1965John Walker[18]Preston116
1966Ben Nusteling[19]Geelong West92
1967Frank Power[20]Mordialloc84
1968Eddie Szyszka[21]Williamstown61
1969George Allen[22]Sunshine99
1970George Allen[23]Sunshine80
1971Greg Barnett[24]Box Hill69
1972Graeme McLean[25]Geelong West137
1973Doug Baird[26]Brunswick94
1974Peter V. Smith[27]Coburg121
1975Garry Hammond[28]Camberwell112
1976Peter Neville[29]Mordialloc134
1977Garry Hammond[30]Camberwell129
1978Mark Fotheringham[31]Yarraville105
1979Peter Neville[32]Mordialloc132
1980Paul Angelis[33]Waverley100
1981Peter Stevenson[34]Camberwell119
1982Ted Carroll[35]Springvale118
1983Peter Neville[36]Mordialloc135
1984Dale Carroll[37]Box Hill110
1985Rino Pretto[38]Oakleigh170
1986Rino Pretto[39]Oakleigh151
1987Rino Pretto[40]Oakleigh96
1988Rino Pretto[41][42]Oakleigh91

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