Winston Abraham

Personal information
Birth	9 October 1974 (1974-10-09) (age 35), Narrogin
Recruited from	Perth Football Club
Playing career¹
Debut	Round 1, 1 April 1995, Fremantle vs. Richmond, at Melbourne Cricket Ground
Team(s)	Fremantle (1995-1997) 38 games, 16 goals Kangaroos (1998-2000) 72 games, 70 goals
Coaching career¹
Team(s)	Assistant coach at Perth Football Club
¹ Statistics to end of 2005 season
Career highlights
AFL Goal of the Year 1996 AFL Mark of the Year 1998 Premiership side 1999 Pre-season premiership 1998 State of origin Western Australia

Winston Abraham (born 9 October 1974) is a former Australian rules footballer. During his AFL career he played as a half forward.

[edit] Early career

Abraham played in the Western Australian Sunday Football League for Thornlie and Kelmscott.

[edit] Fremantle

He was a member of the Fremantle Dockers inaugural squad and played in the Round 1 match against the Richmond Tigers at the MCG. He was noted for his pace and ability to kick freak goals. In 1998 he moved to the Kangaroos, winning the Mark of the Year in his first season, and played in their 1999 Premiership side.

In the first home and away game of 2001, he suffered an injury that would ultimately end his career. In a freak incident, less than a minute after he entered the ground, he ran into a stationary James Hird (who had taken a mark more than a second earlier) and on falling landed awkwardly and damaged his left knee. After injuring the knee he walked off the ground. He was delisted at the end of that season, after it became apparent that surgery to his knee had not been successful.

[edit] Coaching

He was assistant coach at the Perth Football Club, his original club, in 2006.[1]

In 2008 Abraham was coach of Western Australian Sunday Football League team Kelmscott.

[edit] External links

• Winston Abraham's statistics from AFL Tables

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