larger but for shoulder and knee injuries that restricted him to six games in 1999 and nine in 1998. After his retirement from the WAFL, Edmonds was recruited by the Carey Park Football Club in the South West Football League (SWFL), based in Bunbury. In 2006, his first season at the club, he played in a premiership side, winning the club's best and fairest as well as the Hayward Medal as the best player in the league. The following season, his last at the club, Edmonds was named co-captain with Shane Nani, and again won the best and fairest award. In March 2012, Edmonds was named one of the "Top 25 WAFL Players Over The Past 25 Years" at the launch of the 2012 season. Edmonds is also a life member of Swan Districts, and is the current treasurer of the club's Life Members Association. References External links Travis Edmonds player profile – official site of the West Australian Football League 1971 births Australian rules footballers from Western Australia Carey Park Football Club players Fremantle Football Club players Living people Swan Districts Football Club players