Sawley (1915–1983) (St Kilda) Gordon Sawley (1913–1942) (South Melbourne) Ryan Schoenmakers (Hawthorn) Robert Semmens (Richmond and Footscray) Jack Sexton (1900–1935) (Fitzroy) Cameron Shenton (St Kilda) Sam Smart (Carlton) Geoff Smith (Hawthorn) Nick Smith (Melbourne) Ben Speight (North Melbourne) Justin Staritski (North Melbourne and Collingwood) Phil Stephens (1935–2015) (St Kilda) Grant Tanner (Geelong) Jim Taylor (1932–2000) (South Melbourne) Michael Taylor (Collingwood) Dean Terlich (Melbourne) James Thiessen (Richmond and Adelaide) Keith Thomas (Fitzroy) Matt Thomas (Port Adelaide and Richmond) David Trotter (Kangaroos) Alfred Waldron (1857–1929) (Carlton) Tom Warhurst, Jr. (Adelaide) James Wasley (Collingwood) Neville Way (St Kilda) Jim West (Sydney Swans) Ben Wilson (Collingwood and Sydney Swans) Austin Wonaeamirri (Melbourne) Membership and attendance Honour roll Signifies SANFL leading goal kicker Hall of Fame In 2006, the Norwood Football Club board wrote a charter to establish a club Hall of Fame and Hall of Fame Committee, with the express purpose of "recognis[ing] and enshrin[ing] players, coaches, volunteers, honorary officials and administrators who have made a most significant contribution to the Norwood Football Club since its inception in 1878." The Hall of Fame Committee were tasked with selecting a maximum of 30 members for the inaugural induction ceremony, with up to 25 players and up to five coaches, volunteers, honorary officials or administrators from across the broad history of Norwood. Like other SANFL clubs, the charter initially adopted the practice of using broad historical eras to categorize members; in the case of Norwood, five eras were outlined: a) 1878 to 1906; b) 1907 to 1941; c) 1946 to 1969; d) 1970 to 1990; and e) 1991 and onwards. The Committee were also tasked with expanding the Hall of Fame by admitting up to five new members each year. There are currently 63 members in the Norwood Hall of Fame. In 2018, five of those members were upgraded to Legend status. The categorization below follows that of the club's history website, Redlegs Museum. Members with names in bold are also in the South Australian Football Hall of Fame Members with an asterisk* next to their names are also in the Australian Football Hall of Fame Team of the century Club achievements Individual awards Magarey Medallists 1898 – Alby Green 1915 – Charlie Perry 1921 – Walter Scott 1924 – Walter Scott 1925 – Alick Lill 1930 – Walter Scott 1936 – Bill McCallum 1951 – John Marriott 1966 – Ron Kneebone 1981 – Michael Aish