Norm Rogers (Australian rules footballer)

Australian rules footballer

Norm Rogers
Personal information
Full name	Norman Angus Rogers
Date of birth	(1937-05-07) 7 May 1937 (age 87)
Position(s)	Defender
Playing career
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1956–1968	East Fremantle	234 (36)
Career highlights
All-Australian - 1958 East Fremantle premiership player - 1957 & 1965 Simpson Medal - 1964
Source: AustralianFootball.com

Norman Angus "Norm" Rogers (born 7 May 1937) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for East Fremantle in the West Australian National Football League (WANFL) during the 1950s and 1960s.

Rogers was predominantly a defender and spent most of his time across half back. In 1959 he won East Fremantle's 'Best and Fairest' award and was a member of their premiership teams of 1957 and 1965. For his performance in the losing 1964 Grand Final to Claremont, Rogers won a Simpson Medal.

He had a long interstate career with Western Australia and appeared in 27 matches at that level. He was awarded with a spot in the All-Australian team which was named following the conclusion of the 1958 Melbourne Carnival.

The defender was non playing coach of East Fremantle in 1967 and 1968. He was later named as a half back flanker in the Fremantle Team of Legends.

References

"Premiership Players 1931–2009". WA Football.

External links

Norm Rogers at AustralianFootball.com

v t e East Fremantle Football Club · Hall of Fame
Len Anderson Elsie Baird Jack Baird Len Brown David Christy Len Cinoris Jack Clarke Jim Conway Frank Coulson Merv Cowan Charles Doig Charles Doig Jr. George Doig James Doig John Doig Jerry Dolan Allan Ebbs Ken Ebbs Ray French Vic French Don Gabrielson Doug Green Bob Hicks Ken Holt David Hollins Ray Howard Carlisle Jarvis Harold Jefferys Percy Johnson Fred Lewis Tom Lewis Charlie Lundgren Robert Lynn Roy McGlinn Graham Melrose Ray Mudie Wilson Onions Brian Peake George Prince Else Park Con Regan Norm Rogers Harry Sharpe Arthur Sheedy Jack Sheedy Ray Sorrell Trevor Sprigg Archie Strang Charles Sweetman William Truscott Dave Woods Tom Wilson

East Fremantle Football Club · Hall of Fame

v t e East Fremantle Football Club · Team of the Century
FB Mavor Regan Brennan
HB Green Jarvis Rogers
C Sorrell Truscott Mainwaring
HF Sheedy (c) Prince Preen
FF French Doig Ebbs
R Clarke Peake (vc) Conway
I Melrose Richards Hollins
Coach Dolan
named in 1997

v t e Simpson Medal winners
WAFL Grand Finals	1945: Ebbs 1946: Loughridge 1947: Eriksson 1948: Ingraham 1949: Larcombe 1950: Lewington 1951: Porter 1952: Kelly 1953: Marsh 1954: Tyson 1955: M. McIntosh 1956: Parentich 1957: Conway 1958: Bull 1959: Farmer 1960: Foley 1961: Slater 1962: Sorrell 1963: Bagley 1964: Rogers 1965: Imrie 1966: Cable 1967: Cable 1968: Cable 1969: Dempsey 1970: Ciccotosto 1971: Sheridan 1972: McAullay 1973: Blair 1974: Gibellini/Pretty 1975: Whinnen 1976: Day 1977: Rosbender 1978: Miller 1979: K. Taylor 1980: Rioli 1981: Shaw/Rioli 1982: Melrose 1983: Shine 1984: Kimberley 1985: B. Taylor 1986: Zanotti 1987: Thorne 1988: Lee 1989: Allan 1990: Walker 1991: Kickett 1992: Browning 1993: Kickett 1994: Amaranti 1995: Harris 1996: Ridley 1997: Hynes 1998: Bromage 1999: Kelly 2000: Cox 2001: Turnbull 2002: Turnbull 2003: LeCras 2004: Vines 2005: McGrath 2006: Webb 2007: B. Smith 2008: Hall 2009: Hams 2010: Krakouer 2011: Wilkes 2012: Medhurst 2013: Hutchings 2014: Bristow 2015: Boland 2016: Blakely 2017: Ryan 2018: Horsley 2019: Sokol 2020: Bolton 2021: Clark 2022: Meadows 2023: Murdoch 2024: Erasmus
Interstate Rep. Matches	1948: Curran (VIC) 1949: Heal (WA) 1951: Buttsworth (WA) 1952: M. McIntosh (WA) 1954: Harper (WA) 1955: Williams (SA) 1956: Farmer (WA)/Goldsmith (VIC) 1957: Whitten (VIC) 1958: Farmer (WA) 1959: Watts (WA) 1960: Aylett (VIC) 1962: Sorrell (WA)/Harper (WA) 1963: Sarre (WA) 1964: Shearman (SA) 1965: Murray (WA)/Spargo (WA) 1967: Walker (WA) 1968: Nicholls (VIC) 1970: Stiles (WA) 1971: Knights (VIC) 1973: Featherby (WA) 1974: Alexander (WA) 1975: Magro (WA) 1976: Elliott (WA) 1977: Moss (WA)/James (SA)/Cable (WA) 1978: Knights (VIC) 1979: Cornes (SA) 1981: Beasley (WA)/Buckenara (WA)/Krakouer (WA) 1982: Browning (WA)/K. Taylor (WA) 1983: Michael (WA)/Rioli (WA) 1984: Hardie (WA) 1985: Bradley (SA)/Weightman (VIC) 1986: Hardie (WA) 1987: McDermott (SA)/Bews (VIC) 1988: Allan (WA)/Thorne (WA)/Healy (VIC) 1989: Dunstall (VIC) 1990: Madden (VIC)/Allan (WA) 1991: Harding (WA)/Retzlaff (WA) 1993: Atkins (WA) 1994: Symmons (WA) 1995: Treleven (WA) 1996: Snow (WA) 1997: Dorotich (WA) 1998: Irving (WA) 1999: Tregenza (WA) 2000: Campbell (WA) 2002: Johnson (WA) 2003: Webster (WA) 2004: Bossong (WA) 2005: Priddis (WA) 2006: Hayes (WA) 2007: Hay (WA) 2008: Richardson (WA) 2009: LeCras (WA) 2010: Blackwell (WA) 2011: J. Smith (WA) 2012: Johnson (WA) 2013: Twomey (WA) 2014: Hams (WA) 2015: Davis (WA) 2016: Bolton (WA) 2017: Saunders (WA) 2018: Bolton (WA) 2019: Deluca (WA) 2021: Bolton (WA) 2022: Kitchin (WA)
Interstate Carnivals/Tours	1950: Maffina 1953: M. McIntosh 1961: Gabelich 1964: Chadwick 1966: J. McIntosh 1969: Cable/Farmer 1972: McAullay 1988: Lamb
Interstate Club Matches	1946: Richards (Coll) (East Frem v Collingwood) 1947: Jenkins (SF) (South Frem v Essendon)

v t e Coaches of the East Fremantle Football Club
1898–1900: Wilson 1901–1903: Chadwick 1904–1909: Wilson 1910–1911: J. Doig 1912: Trotter 1913: Sharpe 1914–1915: Scobie 1916–1922: Truscott 1923–1924: Bi. Smith 1925–1926: Truscott 1927–1929: Mudie 1930: Dolan 1931: A. Sheedy 1932–1933: Dolan 1934: Jarvis 1935: A. Sheedy 1936: Jarvis 1937–1939: Hutchinson 1940: C. Doig 1941–1948: Dolan 1949: J. Sheedy 1950: Dolan 1951: Conway 1952: J. Sheedy 1953: Strang 1954: G. Doig 1955–1956: Meiers 1957–1958: Marsh 1959: Everett 1960–1961: Marsh 1962–1966: Johnson 1967: Thornley/Rogers 1968: Rogers 1969: Sarich 1970: Sarich/Neesham 1971–1972: Joyce 1973–1976: Todd 1977–1978: Joyce 1979–1980: Br. Smith 1981: K. Smith 1982–1986: Alexander 1987–1989: Melrose 1990: Wilcox 1991: Wilcox/Judge 1992–1994: Judge 1995–1998: Micale 1999–2000: Blackwell 2001–2002: Spalding 2003–2004: Lester-Smith 2005–2007: Dunbar 2008–2010: Woewodin 2011–2014: Malaxos 2015: Malaxos/Dodd 2016–2018: Wiley 2019–: Monaghan

Coaches of the East Fremantle Football Club

1898–1900: Wilson
1901–1903: Chadwick
1904–1909: Wilson
1910–1911: J. Doig
1912: Trotter
1913: Sharpe
1914–1915: Scobie
1916–1922: Truscott
1923–1924: Bi. Smith
1925–1926: Truscott
1927–1929: Mudie
1930: Dolan
1931: A. Sheedy
1932–1933: Dolan
1934: Jarvis
1935: A. Sheedy
1936: Jarvis
1937–1939: Hutchinson
1940: C. Doig
1941–1948: Dolan
1949: J. Sheedy
1950: Dolan
1951: Conway
1952: J. Sheedy
1953: Strang
1954: G. Doig
1955–1956: Meiers
1957–1958: Marsh
1959: Everett
1960–1961: Marsh
1962–1966: Johnson
1967: Thornley/Rogers
1968: Rogers
1969: Sarich
1970: Sarich/Neesham
1971–1972: Joyce
1973–1976: Todd
1977–1978: Joyce
1979–1980: Br. Smith
1981: K. Smith
1982–1986: Alexander
1987–1989: Melrose
1990: Wilcox
1991: Wilcox/Judge
1992–1994: Judge
1995–1998: Micale
1999–2000: Blackwell
2001–2002: Spalding
2003–2004: Lester-Smith
2005–2007: Dunbar
2008–2010: Woewodin
2011–2014: Malaxos
2015: Malaxos/Dodd
2016–2018: Wiley
2019–: Monaghan

v t e 1958 All-Australian team
South Australia John Abley (Port Adelaide)
Tasmania Don Gale (Wynyard) Jim Ross (North Launceston) Stuart Spencer (Clarence)
Victoria (VFA) Barry Metcalfe (Mordialloc)
Victoria Owen Abrahams (Fitzroy) Allen Aylett (North Melbourne) Ron Barassi (Melbourne) Reg Burgess (Essendon) Jack Clarke (Essendon) Bob Davis (Geelong) (Captain) John Dugdale (North Melbourne) Kevin Murray (Fitzroy) Neil Roberts (St Kilda) Ted Whitten (Footscray)
Western Australia Jack "Stork" Clarke (East Fremantle) Polly Farmer (East Perth) Alan Preen (East Fremantle) Norm Rogers (East Fremantle) Ray Sorrell (East Fremantle)

v t e Western Australian squad – 1966 Interstate Carnival
Western Australia 26.18 (174) defeated Victoria (VFA) 5.11 (41), at North Hobart Oval, 9 June 1966, crowd: 20,047 Western Australia 13.11 (89) defeated South Australia 10.14 (74), at North Hobart Oval, 13 June 1966, crowd: 13,969 Western Australia 17.13 (115) defeated Tasmania 16.10 (106), at North Hobart Oval, 16 June 1966, crowd: 10,199 Victoria (VFL) 15.10 (100) defeated Western Australia 13.7 (85), at North Hobart Oval, 18 June 1966, crowd: 23,368
Captain: Murray Abraham Atwell Bagley Brehaut Brown Cable Casserly Chadwick Doncon France Hebbard Johnson Lewis Litterick McIntosh Page Rogers Sarre Scott Slater Thornley Walker Whalley Whinnen
Coach: Murray

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