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2024 Life Member - Jimmy Duggan

3 time Craig Stewart Medalist, Jimmy Duggan, was awarded Life Membership at the 2024 Dingos award night held on Saturday, November 16th.


In 25 years of Dingos history there’s been more than 600 players who have pulled on the red and black, with just 18 awarded Life Memberships, with the following criteria needing to be met in order to be inducted:

​Meet ONEof the following:

​OR – Meet TWO of the following:

​OR – Meet THREE of the following:

  • 150 games played

  • 10 years Head Coach

  • 10 years Captain

  • 10 years Executive Member

  • 100 games played

  • 5 years Head Coach

  • 5 years Captain

  • 5 years Executive Member

  • 50 games played

  • 3 years Head Coach

  • 3 years Captain

  • 3 years Executive Member

  • 10 years Paid Membership

Life Member Criteria Accomplishments:

  • 50+ Games Played (103 Total)

  • 10 Years Paid Member

  • 3 years on the executive

Other:

  • 6th Most Goals All-time (81)

  • Best and Fairest Winner - 2011, 2013 & 2015

  • Rookie of the Year - 2008

  • Coaches Award - 2010 & 2013

  • Div.2 Premiership Coach x2

  • Multiple All AFLO Team Selections

  • Team Canada/Northwind player


Joining the club as a slight 16 year old, Jimmy was almost always the youngest player on the field. But in spite of that, he consistently outmaneuvered his opponents with his silky skills and sheer tenacity as he never stopped chasing the ball.


Reflecting on his time at the club, Jimmy mentioned how it almost would not have happened, "Being a big Dees fan, I was actually very close to joining the High Park Demons," he laughed, "I think my life would have been a fair bit different had I gone down that path instead of joining the Dingos."


"This club has really helped form me into the person I am today, and has forged some amazing experiences in my life from the friendships made to representing Canada, to travelling to places like Dublin, Ohio to play the U.S.A (not recommended) and Dublin, Ireland for Gaz's wedding (highly recommended)"

Speaking of the significance of this award, Jimmy said:

"It's a huge honour. It makes it feel like I have given something back to a club that gave so much to me. I really look forward to coming back and cheering on the boys, and hope that I can lace up the boots and play another game for the red and black"

Join us in congratulating Jimmy on being awarded Dingos Life Membership!





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