Ross Dillon

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Ross Dillon
Personal information
Date of birth	(1947-12-10) 10 December 1947 (age 76)
Original team(s)	Kyabram (GVFL)
Height	187 cm (6 ft 2 in)
Weight	84 kg (185 lb)
Playing career¹
Years	Club	Games (Goals)
1966–1972	Melbourne	85 (133)
¹ Playing statistics correct to the end of 1972.
Career highlights
Melbourne leading goalkicker: 1969 & 1970
Sources: AFL Tables, AustralianFootball.com

Ross Dillon (born 10 December 1947) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Melbourne in the Victorian Football League (VFL).

A forward, Dillon topped Melbourne's goalkicking in 1969 with 48 goals and again the following season with 41. He joined Norwood in the South Australian National Football League (SANFL) in 1973 and won their best and fairest award in his third season at the club. Dillon represented both Victoria and South Australia at interstate football during his career.

External links

Ross Dillon's playing statistics from AFL Tables

v t e Melbourne Football Club · leading goalkickers
Pre-VFL	1859: Wray 1860: Hammersley 1861: Lucas/Nicholls/Wray 1862: Nicholls 1863: Bryant/Conway/Nicholls/Tait 1864: Tait 1865: Fleming 1866: Fleming 1867: Campbell 1868: Bell 1869: Carr 1870: Carr 1871: Loughnan 1872: Loughnan 1873: Carr/Loughnan 1874: Loughnan 1875: Nicholls 1876: Nicholls 1877: Baker 1878: Baker 1879: J. McDonald 1880: J. McDonald/McKenzie 1881: Stiffe 1882: Aitken/J. McDonald/Power/Ulbrick 1883: Stiffe 1884: McAlister 1885: Carroll 1886: Baird 1887: Burns 1888: King 1889: W. Smith 1890: W. Smith 1891: W. Smith 1892: Graham 1893: Roche 1894: Christy/McCarthy 1895: McGinis/Roche 1896: Leith
VFL/AFL	1897: Leith 1898: Young 1899: Leith 1900: Ryan 1901: Langley 1902: Leith 1903: Coutie 1904: Coutie 1905: H. Cordner 1906: Onyons 1907: Leith 1908: Coutie 1909: Brereton 1910: Fairbairn 1911: Brereton 1912: Brereton 1913: Maguire 1914: Best 1915: Park 1919: Heinz 1920: Harker 1921: Harker 1922: Harker 1923: Tulloh 1924: Tulloh 1925: Davie 1926: Moyes 1927: Davie 1928: Johnson Sr. 1929: Taylor 1930: Margitich 1931: Margitich 1932: Margitich 1933: Johnson Sr. 1934: Mueller 1935: Gibb 1936: Glass 1937: Baggott 1938: N. Smith 1939: N. Smith 1940: N. Smith 1941: N. Smith 1942: Fanning 1943: Fanning 1944: Fanning 1945: Fanning 1946: Mueller 1947: Fanning 1948: Arnold 1949: McKenzie 1950: Denis Cordner 1951: McKenzie 1952: Clarke 1953: McKenzie 1954: Clarke 1955: Spencer 1956: Johnson Jr. 1957: Webb 1958: Barassi/Webb 1959: Barassi 1960: Ridley 1961: Johnson Jr. 1962: Mithen 1963: Bourke 1964: Townsend 1965: Townsend 1966: Vagg 1967: Mann 1968: Mann 1969: Dillon 1970: Dillon 1971: Callery 1972: Parke 1973: Brewer 1974: Brewer 1975: Wells 1976: Biffin 1977: Brewer 1978: Coles 1979: Flower 1980: Crosswell 1981: M. Jackson 1982: Gerard Healy 1983: Flower 1984: Templeton 1985: Wilson 1986: Greg Healy 1987: Flower 1988: R. Jackson 1989: Bennett 1990: Bennett 1991: Jakovich 1992: Jakovich 1993: Jakovich 1994: Lyon 1995: Lyon 1996: Neitz 1997: Farmer/Neitz 1998: Farmer 1999: Neitz 2000: Farmer 2001: Robertson 2002: Neitz 2003: Neitz 2004: Neitz 2005: Robertson 2006: Neitz 2007: Robertson 2008: Miller 2009: Robertson 2010: Green 2011: Jurrah 2012: Clark 2013: Howe 2014: Dawes 2015: Hogan 2016: Hogan 2017: Garlett 2018: T. McDonald 2019: Petracca 2020: Fritsch 2021: Fritsch 2022: Fritsch 2023: Fritsch 2024: Fritsch
AFL Women's	2017: Mifsud 2018: Cunningham 2019: Cunningham 2020: Hore/Scott 2021: Hore 2022 (S6): Harris 2022 (S7): Hore 2023: Zanker

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