Hall of Fame

The Australian Axemen’s Association Hall of Fame aims to recognise the achievements of Australian axemen.

To be inducted into the Hall of Fame an axeman must fulfil certain criteria including international and/or state representation and achievement, championship results, and overall contribution to the sport of woodchopping as an administrator, coach, organiser or sponsor.

In addition to this, an inductee must be a respected member of the woodchopping fraternity and have the support of their peers.

Hall of Fame Legends

Laurence Jnr. O’Toole – Victoria

Justin-Beckett-HOF

Justin Beckett – New South Wales

Doug Youd M.B.E. – Tasmania

Bill Youd – Tasmania

Vic Summers – Queensland

Jack O’Toole – Victoria

Clive McIntosh – New South Wales

Tom Kirk – New South Wales

Mitchell Hewitt – Queensland

Matthew Gurr – Tasmania

Elwin Griggs – Tasmania

David Foster O.A.M. – Tasmania

George Foster – Tasmania

Peter Foster – Tasmania

Inductees

Mike Fullgrabe – South Australia

Kerry Head – Queensland

Dale Beams – Tasmania

Athol ‘Lofty’ Graue – Tasmania

Ian Duryea – Victoria

Charlie Winkel – Queensland

Don Hansford – Victoria

George-Quigg-HOF

George Quigg – New South Wales

Garry-Stewart-HOF

Garry Stewart – Tasmania

Glenn Ryan – New South Wales

Aubrey William Charles Davey – Tasmania

Ronald Arthur Partrick Young – Victoria

Ray Youd – Tasmania

Charles Les Maine – Tasmania

John Francis Geale – Tasmania

Bill Gray Jnr. – Victoria

Jim Gale – Western Australia

Norman Eaves – Tasmania

Ken Jackson – Tasmania

Lionel William Horton – Tasmania

Mervyn Vincent Binns – Tasmania

Tom Reeves – Tasmania

Bruce Hayes – Tasmania

Phillip James William – Victoria

Arthur Edward Sullivan – Tasmania

Cathy Munday – New South Wales

Neville Meyer – Victoria

Manny McCarthy – New South Wales

Ken Kirk – New South Wales

Keith Hooper – Queensland

Albert Donelly – New South Wales

Martin William Conole – Tasmania

George Peter Cowen – Tasmania

Gus Blanc – Victoria

Gordon Harold Andersen – Victoria

Caldwell Family – Victoria

Ian Scott – Tasmania

Samuel Johnson – Tasmania

Milton Edward Gallagher – Western Australia

Owen Arthur Smith – Tasmania

Peter Campbell Richards – Tasmania

Kerry Hewitt – Queensland

Geoff Coulson – Tasmania

James Ruben Marshall – Tasmania

Robert Henry Crane – Tasmania

Judy Clifford – Tasmania

Arthur Clifford – Tasmania

Douglas Henry Adamson – Queensland

Leslie Henry Tagg – New South Wales

Ron Sherriff – Tasmania

Ken Ritter – South Australia

Greg Lovell – Tasmania

Dudley George Eaves – Tasmania

Ted Andersen – South Australia

Clayton Stewart – Tasmania

Lionel Fullgrabe – South Australia

Bob Fullgrabe – South Australia

Ken Devine – Tasmania

Geoffrey Binns – Tasmania

Fred Woodbridge – Western Australia

Arthur Charles ‘AC’ Smith – Tasmania

Neville French – Tasmania

Patrick and Shirley Oldham – Tasmania

Robert (Bob) George Reynolds – Western Australia

John Gilbert Timbs – Tasmania

Bill Summers – Queensland

Kevin Smith – New South Wales

Col Shafferius – Queensland

Colin Denis ‘Sandy’ Richards – Tasmania

Henry James Munday – Tasmania

Walter (Jum) Widderson O.A.M. – Western Australia

Phil Hillcoat – Queensland

Val Quanchi – Victoria

William ‘Bill’ Lovell – Tasmania

Trevor Raymond Jordan – Tasmania

Clarence Strochnetter O.A.M. – Tasmania

Cr. Samual Franklin – Queensland

Robert ‘Bob’ Breton – Queensland

John Chalmers ‘Jack’ Alexander – Victoria

William ‘Bill’ Joseph Scott – Tasmania

Mervyn Youd – Tasmania

Allen Sherriff – Tasmania

Jeff Wadley – Tasmania

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