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Australian rules footballer (born 1960)
Gary James Ayres (born 28 September 1960) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Hawthorn Football Club in the Australian Football
Gary_Ayres
AFL awards voted by coaches
votes at the end of the finals series wins. The award is named after Gary Ayres, a five-time VFL/AFL premiership player and Australian Football Hall of
AFL Coaches Association awards
AFL_Coaches_Association_awards
Australian rules footballer (born 1991)
final (Martin is the only player to win the award three times) and the Gary Ayres Award as the player of the finals series. In 2017, Martin had what was
Dustin_Martin
Australian rules footballer (born 1993)
standout performances throughout the 2024 finals series, Neale received the Gary Ayres Award for best finals player voted by the coaches. As the Lions sought
Lachie_Neale
Australian rules football club
players of the 1980s included Dermott Brereton, Gary Ayres, Chris Mew, Michael Tuck, Jason Dunstall, Gary Buckenara, John Platten and Chris Langford. The
Hawthorn_Football_Club
Australian rules footballer (born 2004)
dual Norm Smith medallist in VFL/AFL history. Ashcroft also won the 2025 Gary Ayres Award, awarded to the best player across the finals series. In December
Will_Ashcroft
Australian rules footballer (born 1976)
Medals, McLeod became the first player to win two Norm Smith Medals since Gary Ayres in 1986 and 1988. Adelaide would not match the success of the two previous
Andrew_McLeod
Grand final of the 1986 Victorian Football League season
Smith Medal was awarded to Hawthorn defender Gary Ayres for being judged the best player afield. Ayres was playing on Carlton wingman David Rhys-Jones
1986_VFL_grand_final
after the death of Phil Walsh. Craig was also an interim coach, after Gary Ayres resigned in 2004, but then secured the full-time role the next year. In
List of Adelaide Football Club coaches
List_of_Adelaide_Football_Club_coaches
Town in Victoria, Australia
to the current AFL footballer, 2020, 2023 Brownlow Medalist and 2024 Gary Ayres Award Premiership Captain Lachie Neale and Australian Hockey Player Hattie
Langkoop
Australian rules footballer
2018 2× Copeland Trophy: 2017, 2018 Collingwood co-vice captain: 2015– Gary Ayres Award: 2018 2x Anzac Day Medal: 2016, 2025 2× 22under22 team: 2012, 2013
Steele_Sidebottom
Surname list
multiple people Gary Ayres (born 1960), Australian rules footballer and coach Gillian Ayres (1930–2018), British painter Greg Ayres (born 1968), American
Ayres_(surname)
Australian rules footballer (born 1994)
midfielder, three-time Doug Hawkins Medallist, two-time Gary Dempsey Medallist and a Gary Ayres Medallist. He has polled a total of 106 Brownlow Medal
Jack_Macrae
Australian rules footballer (born 1953)
at Geelong, under former Hawks teammate Gary Ayres. Tuck is the brother-in-law of former Geelong player Gary Ablett Sr., having married Fay Ablett. List
Michael_Tuck
Grand final of the 1988 Victorian Football League season
defender Gary Ayres for being judged the best player afield, with 22 disposals despite sustaining a fractured cheek bone in the first quarter. Ayres nullified
1988_VFL_grand_final
Grand final of the 1984 Victorian Football League season
Clarke were also prominent for the Bombers, while Richard Loveridge, Gary Ayres, Peter Schwab, Terry Wallace and Chris Mew were the best for Hawthorn
1984_VFL_grand_final
Australian rules footballer (born 1955)
the 1999 season, Cook informed then-Geelong Football Club senior coach Gary Ayres that the club would not grant him a contract extension beyond the 2000
Brian Cook (football administrator)
Brian_Cook_(football_administrator)
Grand final of the 1987 Victorian Football League season
the previous season's Grand Final defeat, his direct opponent had been Gary Ayres, who went on to win the first of his two Norm Smith Medals. After the
1987_VFL_grand_final
Australian rules footballer (born 1961)
Gary Robert Ablett Sr. (born 1 October 1961) is a former professional Australian rules footballer who represented Hawthorn and Geelong in the Australian
Gary_Ablett_Sr.
Australian rules footballer
All-Australian selection, 3rd Bob Skilton Medal and was awarded the inaugural Gary Ayres Award for best player in the 2016 finals series. On 9 December 2016, Kennedy
Josh Kennedy (footballer, born 1988)
Josh_Kennedy_(footballer,_born_1988)
Australian rules football award
received the award as members of the losing teams: Maurice Rioli in 1982, Gary Ablett Sr. in 1989, Nathan Buckley in 2002, and Chris Judd in 2005. The club
Norm_Smith_Medal
Australian rules footballer (born 1952)
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Des English (Carlton) Gary Malarkey (Geelong) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Ken Hunter (Carlton) Ross Glendinning
Leigh_Matthews
Australian rules footballer (born 1990)
All-Australian team: 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 (c) Gary Ayres Award: 2022 Malcolm Blight Medal: 2015 3× Carji Greeves Medal: 2016, 2017
Patrick_Dangerfield
Grand final of the 1991 Australian Football League season
to ever win another premiership.[citation needed]) Hawthorn defender Gary Ayres made sarcastic reference to this in his post-match interview.[citation
1991_AFL_Grand_Final
Australian rules footballer, born 1958
Gary William Buckenara (born 3 July 1958) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Hawthorn Football Club in the Victorian Football League
Gary_Buckenara
Australian rules footballer, coach and media personality
v t e 1988 VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Chris Langford (Hawthorn) Danny Frawley (St Kilda) Half-back line John Worsfold (West
Danny_Frawley
Grand final of the 2019 Australian Football League season
making him the fourth player to win multiple Norm Smith Medals after Gary Ayres, Andrew McLeod and Luke Hodge. No other player garnered more than 6 votes
2019_AFL_Grand_Final
Australian rules footballer (born 1951)
Keenan was ruck coach at Port Melbourne The Borough under the coaching of Gary Ayres. Four Demons, all brand new, The Age, (Friday, 27 February 1970), p. 26
Peter_Keenan
Australian rules footballer (born 1998)
votes for the third consecutive match, earning tenth place overall in the Gary Ayres award for the player of the finals. In addition to premiership silverware
Shai_Bolton
Grand final of the 1989 Victorian Football League season
the chaos in the middle of the ground, the Cats rushed the ball forward to Gary Ablett, who kicked the first of his nine goals for the afternoon. Yeates'
1989_VFL_grand_final
Parkin. Notable back pocket players: Wally Donald Bernie Smith Brad Hardie Gary Ayres Charlie Sutton Ian Nankervis John Rantall Laurie Fowler Mark Browning
Australian rules football positions
Australian_rules_football_positions
Grand final of the 1995 Australian Football League season
Silvagni also attracted high praise for keeping champion Geelong full forward Gary Ablett Sr. goalless, the first time Ablett had been kept goalless in a game
1995_AFL_Grand_Final
Australian rules footballer, born 1964
v t e Hawthorn Football Club · Team of the Century Full-back Gary Ayres Kelvin Moore Albert Mills Half-back Col Austen Chris Mew Peter Knights Centre Robert
Dermott_Brereton
Australian rules football player
co-vice captain: 2023– John Nicholls Medal: 2021 All-Australian team: 2021 Gary Ayres Award : 2023 Ron Evans Medal: 2019 AFLPA best first-year player: 2019
Sam_Walsh_(footballer)
Australian rules footballer
performances, however he fell out of favour with then-Adelaide coach Gary Ayres and at the end of 2001 was traded to Melbourne for draft pick number 56
Peter_Vardy_(footballer)
Grand final of the 1983 Victorian Football League season
North Melbourne by 40 points to progress to the Grand Final. Despite losing Gary Buckenara to a knee injury in the opening minutes, Hawthorn asserted their
1983_VFL_grand_final
Town in South Australia
Naracoorte Lucindale Council. 2020, 2023 Brownlow Medallist and 2024 Gary Ayres Award Premiership Captain Lachie Neale grew up and played his junior football
Kybybolite
Australian rules footballer (born 1950)
he made light of this to his assistant coach and soon-to-be successor Gary Ayres by remarking "I told you, the Geelong people don't like you Hawthorn people"
Malcolm_Blight
Australian rules footballer (born 1987)
personal season-best 27 disposals. He also secured equal-fifth place in the Gary Ayres Award for the finals series best player. Edwards entered the 2021 season
Shane_Edwards
Amy, Paul; Michell, Tim (2 December 2013). "Emotional Gary Ayres pays tribute to Port Melbourne recruit Michael Mascoulis after fatal car
List of Australian rules footballers who died during their careers
List_of_Australian_rules_footballers_who_died_during_their_careers
Australian rules footballer
(West Coast) ← 1986 1988 → v t e 1988 VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Chris Langford (Hawthorn) Danny Frawley (St Kilda) Half-back
Chris_Langford
Grand final of the 1985 Victorian Football League season
goals, the most ever in a losing grand final side (a record that stood until Gary Ablett's current record of nine goals in Geelong's losing 1989 VFL Grand
1985_VFL_grand_final
Australian comedian
football identities such as Bruce McAvaney, Dennis Cometti, Mike Sheahan, Gary Ayres and Leigh Matthews; as well as media personalities such as Molly Meldrum
Andrew_Startin
Australian rules football club
1999 13th 8–14–0 DNQ Ben Hart Darren Jarman (2) (58) 2000 11th 9–13–0 Gary Ayres Simon Goodwin Scott Welsh (47) 2001 8th 12–10–0 Elimination Finals Mark
Adelaide_Football_Club
Town in Victoria, Australia
the Collingwood Football Club, 2020 and 2023 Brownlow Medalist and 2024 Gary Ayres Award 2x Premiership Captain Lachie Neale, who currently plays for the
Apsley,_Victoria
Australian rules footballer, born 1958
backwards to take a mark when he was met solidly from behind by Geelong star Gary Ablett. The force of the collision broke several of DiPierdomenico's ribs
Robert_DiPierdomenico
All-star team of Australian rules footballers
1986 VFL Team of the Year B: Mark Thompson (Ess) Gary Pert (Fitz) Gary Ayres (Haw) HB: Glenn Hawker (Ess) Paul Roos (Fitz) Dennis Carroll (Syd) C: Doug
All-Australian_team
Australian rules footballer (born 1984)
12th premiership. In the game, Hodge became only the third player (after Gary Ayres and Andrew McLeod) to win two Norm Smith Medals, and captained the side
Luke_Hodge
Bulldogs) 2016 Most Norm Smith Medals 3: Dustin Martin (Richmond) 2: Gary Ayres (Hawthorn), Andrew McLeod (Adelaide), Luke Hodge (Hawthorn), Will Ashcroft
List of VFL/AFL Grand Final records
List_of_VFL/AFL_Grand_Final_records
Australian rules footballer (born 1964)
full-forward during an era in which power forwards—including Tony Lockett, Gary Ablett Sr., Warwick Capper, Allen Jakovich, Simon Beasley, Saverio Rocca
Jason_Dunstall
108th season of the Australian Football League (AFL)
Geelong. After the round 13 win over the Western Bulldogs, Adelaide coach Gary Ayres was told by the board of directors that his contract would not be renewed
2004_AFL_season
1991) VFLPA best captain (1986) VFL Team of the year (1990) 1992–1993 Gary Ayres 1994 Chris Langford All-Australian team (1994) 1995–1998 Jason Dunstall
List of Hawthorn Football Club captains
List_of_Hawthorn_Football_Club_captains
Australian football television program
the rival Nine Network with a send-up of the show on The Footy Show. Gary Ayres was sent up with his catchphrase "at the end of the day" and "You've got
Talking_Footy
87–100 Alan Joyce Gary Ayres Jason Dunstall Jason Dunstall 1993 AFL 13 7 0 4th Lost Elimination final (Adelaide) 95–110 Alan Joyce Gary Ayres Jason Dunstall
List of Hawthorn Football Club seasons
List_of_Hawthorn_Football_Club_seasons
Australian rules footballer, born 1963
coach at the end of the 1999 season, for the 2000 season when he replaced Gary Ayres, who quit as Geelong Football Club senior coach. Thompson as Geelong Football
Mark_Thompson_(footballer)
120th season of the Australian Football League (AFL)
Patrick Dangerfield of Geelong, who received 121 votes. The inaugural Gary Ayres Award for the best player in the finals series was awarded to Josh Kennedy
2016_AFL_season
Australian rules footballer, born 1959
umpire Bill Pryde and field umpire Ian Robinson for allegedly striking Gary Ayres in the final quarter; by goal umpire Pryde for allegedly striking Chris
Mark Jackson (Australian footballer)
Mark_Jackson_(Australian_footballer)
Australian rules footballer
lost". Fox Sports. News Corp Australia. Retrieved 30 January 2020. "AFLCA Gary Ayres Award: Young Giant takes lead in wide open race". AFL Media. Telstra Media
Tom Lynch (Australian footballer, born 1992)
Tom_Lynch_(Australian_footballer,_born_1992)
Australian rules footballer
2010: Swan v t e Hawthorn Football Club · Team of the Century Full-back Gary Ayres Kelvin Moore Albert Mills Half-back Col Austen Chris Mew Peter Knights
Don Scott (footballer, born 1947)
Don_Scott_(footballer,_born_1947)
Australian rules footballer, born 1961
v t e 1988 VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Chris Langford (Hawthorn) Danny Frawley (St Kilda) Half-back line John Worsfold (West
Peter_Daicos
Australian rules footballer, born 1956
Sydney Olympic Games but returned in 2001 to be an assistant coach under Gary Ayres. In late 2001 he was the favourite for the West Coast Eagles coaching
Neil_Craig
Grand final of the 1998 Australian Football League season
for the second straight year. He became only the second player (after Gary Ayres of Hawthorn) to win the medal twice, and the first player to win it in
1998_AFL_Grand_Final
Australian rules footballer (born 1993)
sought a move to another club. Mihocek met with Port Melbourne coach Gary Ayres in the off-season, and he crossed over to Port Melbourne for the 2016
Brody_Mihocek
Australian rules footballer (born 1963)
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Mark Thompson (Essendon) Gary Pert (Fitzroy) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Glenn Hawker (Essendon) Paul Roos
John_Platten
Australian rules footballer, born 1973
games in an injury-affected 1999 AFL season. In the first pre season with Gary Ayres as coach, Bond got as fit as he had ever been in preparation for playing
Troy_Bond
Australian rules football season
The lead for most of the many until the frenetic final minutes, Hawthon’s Gary Bukenara marks just before the final siren. A 15-meter penalty, due to Melbourne’s
1987_VFL_finals_series
Adelaide-Port Adelaide derby in Australian rules football
Adelaide entered the first break with a 6-point lead but Adelaide coach Gary Ayres gave his side a spray and subsequently ran away with the game to cause
Showdown_(AFL)
Australian rules footballer, born 1968
one stage considered a possible candidate to coach Geelong following Gary Ayres' decision to leave the club to coach Adelaide. Worsfold also interviewed
John_Worsfold
122nd season of the Australian Football League (AFL)
Melbourne who received 97 votes ahead of Patrick Cripps who received 91. The Gary Ayres Award for the best player in the finals series was awarded to Steele Sidebottom
2018_AFL_season
Australian rules footballer, born 1962
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Mark Thompson (Essendon) Gary Pert (Fitzroy) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Glenn Hawker (Essendon) Paul Roos
Brian Taylor (Australian footballer)
Brian_Taylor_(Australian_footballer)
Pritchard limping and Mew slightly groggy after a collision with teammate Ayres. With time-on approaching, the Hawks gained breathing space when Jarman
1991_AFL_finals_series
Day of the year
American artist 1959 – Ron Fellows, Canadian race car driver 1960 – Gary Ayres, Australian footballer and coach 1960 – Tom Byrum, American golfer 1960
September_28
Australian rules footballer, born 1982
over three tackles a game. Much was the same the next year, with coach Gary Ayres displaying a tendency to not play his younger players unless a senior
Martin_Mattner
by 32 points, after which coach Gary Ayres was told his contract would not be renewed at the end of the season. Ayres elected to resign immediately, and
History of the Adelaide Football Club
History_of_the_Adelaide_Football_Club
Australian rules footballer, born 1961
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Mark Thompson (Essendon) Gary Pert (Fitzroy) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Glenn Hawker (Essendon) Paul Roos
Gerard_Healy
Australian rules footballer, born 1963
Rioli 1983: Robertson 1984: Duckworth 1985: Madden 1986: Ayres 1987: Rhys-Jones 1988: Ayres 1989: Ablett 1990: Shaw 1991: Dear 1992: Matera 1993: Long
Greg Williams (Australian footballer)
Greg_Williams_(Australian_footballer)
Australian rules footballer (born 1984)
exceptional skill and courage. In that same year, former Hawthorn champion Gary Ayres said this of Dal Santo in an interview: "He's got a high skill level on
Nick_Dal_Santo
Town in Victoria, Australia
United States Army Air Forces at a total cost of £900,000 ($1,800,000). Gary Ayres – Former coach of the Adelaide Crows Football Club and former Hawthorn
Warragul
Australian rules footballer (born 1963)
to 13 years later. Also making his debut along with Roos was 16-year-old Gary Pert, who became one of Roos' best teammates. In Round 9, he was named at
Paul Roos (Australian rules footballer)
Paul_Roos_(Australian_rules_footballer)
Australian rules footballer, born 1933
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Des English (Carlton) Gary Malarkey (Geelong) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Ken Hunter (Carlton) Ross Glendinning
Allan_Jeans
Australian rules footballer, born 1958
draw. Mounting speculation and reports of a rift with Richmond president Gary March were reported at the conclusion of the home and away season, mainly
Terry_Wallace
Best and fairest award for Hawthorn Football Club
1983 Terry Wallace (2) 1984 Russell Greene 1985 Dermott Brereton 1986 Gary Ayres 1987 John Platten+ 1988 Jason Dunstall 1989 Jason Dunstall (2) 1990 Andrew
Peter_Crimmins_Medal
Australian rules footballer, born 1957
Rioli 1983: Robertson 1984: Duckworth 1985: Madden 1986: Ayres 1987: Rhys-Jones 1988: Ayres 1989: Ablett 1990: Shaw 1991: Dear 1992: Matera 1993: Long
Simon_Madden
94th season of the Australian Football League (AFL)
(football manager) Alan Joyce (director of football) Michael Tuck (captain) Gary Ayres (v/captain) Melbourne John Northey (senior) Mark Cross (reserves & under
1990_AFL_season
Australian rules footballer
finest game was in the 1995 AFL Grand Final where he kept Geelong legend Gary Ablett goalless for the entire game. In addition to Silvagni's blanketing
Stephen_Silvagni
Australian rules footballer (born 1967)
Jarman re-joined the Adelaide Football Club as an assistant coach to Gary Ayres. In 2006 he was appointed assistant coach to brother Andrew Jarman at
Darren_Jarman
Australian rules football club season
season. It was Neil Craig's 7th season at the helm after taking over from Gary Ayres as coach in 2004. The captain for this season was Simon Goodwin and the
2010 Adelaide Football Club season
2010_Adelaide_Football_Club_season
Australian football club history
under his tenure, announced his resignation. His assistant Gary Ayres took over the job. Ayres immediately took action, sacking both Steven Hocking (on
History of the Geelong Football Club
History_of_the_Geelong_Football_Club
Australian rules football club
David Dunbar (2000–2003) Gerard FitzGerald (2004) Saade Ghazi (2005–2007) Gary Ayres (2008–2021) Adam Skrobalak (2022–2024) Brendan McCartney (2025-current)
Port_Melbourne_Football_Club
Australian rules footballer
awarded after the final siren—via a Jim Stynes infraction—saw Hawthorn's Gary Buckenara kick the winning goal. Flower recalls in his autobiography Robbie
Robert_Flower
Australian rules footballer, born 1961
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Mark Thompson (Essendon) Gary Pert (Fitzroy) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Glenn Hawker (Essendon) Paul Roos
Justin_Madden
Australian rules footballer
In the 1995 season and the 1996 season, he was an assistant coach to Gary Ayres at the Geelong Football Club which included a grand final appearance in
Jeff_Gieschen
Australian rules footballer, born 1965
v t e Hawthorn Football Club · Team of the Century Full-back Gary Ayres Kelvin Moore Albert Mills Half-back Col Austen Chris Mew Peter Knights Centre Robert
Paul_Salmon
2025. Cellini, Aidan (26 September 2022). "Patrick Dangerfield wins 2022 Gary Ayres Medal after impressive AFL Finals Series". Sporting News. Retrieved 26
List of Geelong Football Club individual awards and records
List_of_Geelong_Football_Club_individual_awards_and_records
Australian rules footballer, born 1976
adductor injury between Rounds 4 and 16, by the time Goodwin returned Gary Ayres had resigned and been replaced by Neil Craig as the Crows languished near
Simon_Goodwin
Australian rules footballer
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Mark Thompson (Essendon) Gary Pert (Fitzroy) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Glenn Hawker (Essendon) Paul Roos
Greg_Dear
Australian rules footballer (born 1963)
v t e 1988 VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Chris Langford (Hawthorn) Danny Frawley (St Kilda) Half-back line John Worsfold (West
Stephen_Kernahan
7 659 Peter Russo 1978–1988 162 102 660 Mark Scott 1978 1980 3 8 661 Gary Ayres† 1978–1993 269 70 662 Steve Emery 1978–1979 6 0 663 Brendan McFaull 1979
List of Hawthorn Football Club players
List_of_Hawthorn_Football_Club_players
Australian rules footballer, born 1963
VFL Team of the Year Full-back line Mark Thompson (Essendon) Gary Pert (Fitzroy) Gary Ayres (Hawthorn) Half-back line Glenn Hawker (Essendon) Paul Roos
Craig_Bradley
2004–2011 166 92 0 74 55.42% 0 Matthew Nicks^ 2020– 130 55 1 74 42.31% 0 Gary Ayres 2000–2004 107 55 0 52 51.40% 0 Don Pyke 2016–2019 93 56 1 36 60.75% 1
List of Adelaide Football Club records and statistics
List_of_Adelaide_Football_Club_records_and_statistics
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