Frank Mercovich: Difference between revisions
Created page with "left<br> <b> Playing Career: 1918 - 1920<br> Debut: Round 11, 1918 v Essendon, aged 20 years, 151 days<br> Carlton Player No.: 333<br> Games: 10<br> Goals: 11<br> Last game: Round 7, 1920 v Geelong, aged 22 years, 114 days<br> Guernsey No. 13<br> Height: ? cm<br> Weight: ? kgs<br> DOB: February 19, 1898</b><br> <br> Wearing guernsey #13, Mercovich played 10 games and kicked 11 goals for the Blues after debuting in 1918. He..." |
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Revision as of 12:57, 18 January 2026
Playing Career: 1918 - 1920
Debut: Round 11, 1918 v Essendon, aged 20 years, 151 days
Carlton Player No.: 333
Games: 10
Goals: 11
Last game: Round 7, 1920 v Geelong, aged 22 years, 114 days
Guernsey No. 13
Height: ? cm
Weight: ? kgs
DOB: February 19, 1898
Wearing guernsey #13, Mercovich played 10 games and kicked 11 goals for the Blues after debuting in 1918. He was born in North Fitzroy, and recruited from Carlton District. He was cleared to Melbourne in 1921, but did not play a senior game.
In the 1930's, Mercovich became a prominent figure skater and became Australian Men's figure skating champion representing Victoria in 1934 and 1936, when he was in his mid-to late-thirties. He married Joyce Macbeth, three times professional figure skating champion of the world.
His profile: https://icelegendsaustralia.com/1stIceChampions-builders.html#Mercovich
Mercovich passed away on the 12th October, 1967 aged 69.
