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The [[Jim 'Frosty' Miller]] Medal is awarded to the leading goalkicker in the Victorian Football League (formerly the VFA). The Medal was named in 1999 in honour of Jim Miller who was the VFL leading goalkicker on six occasions. Miller was a former Carlton full-forward who left the VFL and headed back to Gippsland and became a prolific goalkicking machine for VFA club Dandenong.<br> | The [[Jim 'Frosty' Miller]] Medal is awarded to the leading goalkicker in the Victorian Football League (formerly the VFA). The Medal was named in 1999 in honour of Jim Miller who was the VFL leading goalkicker on six occasions. Miller was a former Carlton full-forward who left the VFL and headed back to Gippsland and became a prolific goalkicking machine for VFA club Dandenong.<br> | ||
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<tr><td>2003</td> <td>Nick Sautner</td> <td>[[Northern Bullants]]</td> </td> <td>82</td></tr | <tr><td>2003</td> <td>Nick Sautner</td> <td>[[Northern Bullants]]</td> </td> <td>82</td></tr> | ||
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Note: Former Blue [[Billy Gowers]] won this award in 2024 whilst playing with Port Melbourne with 50 goals. <br> | Note: Former Blue [[Billy Gowers]] won this award in 2024 whilst playing with Port Melbourne with 50 goals. <br> | ||
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The Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal is awarded to the leading goalkicker in the Victorian Football League (formerly the VFA). The Medal was named in 1999 in honour of Jim Miller who was the VFL leading goalkicker on six occasions. Miller was a former Carlton full-forward who left the VFL and headed back to Gippsland and became a prolific goalkicking machine for VFA club Dandenong.
| Year | Name | Team | Goal Tally |
| 2003 | Nick Sautner | Northern Bullants | 82 |
Note: Former Blue Billy Gowers won this award in 2024 whilst playing with Port Melbourne with 50 goals.
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