players from the last century. Club records Most career games: 364 by Brad Johnson (1994–2010) Most career goals: 575 by Simon Beasley (1982–1989) Most goals in a season: 118 by Kelvin Templeton (1978) Most goals in a game: 15 by Kelvin Templeton Most goals in debut game: 9 by Bill Wood Most Charles Sutton Medals won: 7 by Scott West VFL/AFL finishing positions (1925–present) Individual awards Brownlow Medal winners Allan Hopkins (1930) Norman Ware (1941) Peter Box (1956) John Schultz (1960) Gary Dempsey (1975) Kelvin Templeton (1980) Brad Hardie (1985) Tony Liberatore (1990) Scott Wynd (1992) Adam Cooney (2008) Note: Chris Grant gained the most votes in 1997 but was not eligible to win the award due to suspension Norm Smith Medal winners Jason Johannisen (2016) Leigh Matthews Trophy winners Luke Darcy (2002, with Michael Voss) Marcus Bontempelli (2021) Coleman Medal winners Jack Collins (1957) Kelvin Templeton (1978, 1979) Simon Beasley (1985) Club awards The Charles Sutton Medal is awarded annually to the Bulldogs player adjudged best and fairest by the coaches over an entire AFL season, including finals. Other club awards include the: Doug Hawkins Medal (awarded to the runner-up in the best and fairest count) Gary Dempsey Medal (awarded to third place in the best and fairest count) Scott West Most Courageous Player Chris Grant Best First Year Player Brad Johnson Best Team Player Tony Liberatore Most Improved Player John Schultz Community Award Victoria University Education Award John Van Groningen Domestique Award – Established in 2013, this award is voted on by the players and named after the former club chaplain who died suddenly from cancer in 2012 at the age of 52. The term "domestique" is taken from the role of a rider in the Tour de France whose job is to support the team and the leader, thus the award is given to the footballer who best plays a sacrificial role for the team. Footscray Best and Fairest (awarded to the fairest and best player in the VFL competition) Bulldogs Taskforce VFL Coaches Award Best in Finals – only awarded in years when Bulldogs play in the finals Reserves team In 1925, the year Footscray was admitted to the VFL, the club's reserves team began competing in the Reserves Grade competition. The team won six premierships between 1925 and 1999. Following the demise of AFL reserves competition in 2000, the reserves team was dissolved and a