1993 State of Origin Championships

The 1993 State of Origin Championships, known formally as the CUB AFL State of Origin championship, was an Australian rules football series between representative teams of all Australian states. While Victoria and Tasmania and South Australia and Western Australia would play as their own States, New South Wales combined with Australian Capital Territory and Queensland combined with Northern Territory to have full representation in State of Origin football for the first time since the 1988 Bicentennial Carnival.[1] Section One was won by South Australia and Section Two was won by Queensland-Northern Territory. All 4 matches were played under the same rules as that of the 1993 pre season premiership, the Foster's Cup, with all 4 quarters running for 20 minutes, and time-on added on for scores and for the treating of injured players, and extra time if the scores were level at full time.

1993 AFL State of Origin matches

1993 AFL State of Origin Section Winners

• Section 1 - South Australia
• Section 2 - Queensland-Northern Territory

1993 AFL State of Origin Medal Winners

• Section 1 – Semi Final 1: * E. J. Whitten Medal: Chris Langford (Victoria)[2]
• Section 1 – Semi Final 2: * Fos Williams Medal: Greg Anderson (South Australia)[2]
• Section 1 – Grand Final: * Fos Williams Medal: Craig Bradley (South Australia)[5]
• Section 1 – Grand Final: * E. J. Whitten Medal: Robert Harvey (Victoria)[5][8]
• Section 2 – Grand Final:

1993 AFL State of Origin Squads

South Australia [5][9][10]	Victoria [5][10][11]	Western Australia [5][9]
Coach: Graham Cornes Both games 2 – Andrew Jarman (Adelaide) 3 – Mark Bickley (Adelaide) 5 – Andrew McKay (Carlton) 6 – Tony Modra (Adelaide) 7 – Nigel Smart (Adelaide) 8 – Tony Francis (Collingwood) 9 – Matthew Robran (Adelaide) 10 – Chris McDermott (c) (Adelaide) 11 – Tony McGuinness (vc) (Adelaide) 14 – Gavin Wanganeen (Essendon) 15 – Darren Jarman (Adelaide) 16 – Tony Hall (Hawthorn) 17 – Martin Leslie (Brisbane) 19 – David Grenvold (Essendon) 20 – David Pittman (Adelaide) 21 – Craig Bradley (Carlton) 22 – David Hynes (West Coast) 29 – Scott Russell (Collingwood) 34 – Ben Hart (Adelaide) vs Western Australia 24 – Andrew Obst (Melbourne) 26 – Greg Anderson (Adelaide) 44 – John Platten (Hawthorn) vs Victoria 4 – Stephen Kernahan (Carlton) 28 – Paul Bulluss (Richmond) Other squad members 1 – Scott Hodges (Adelaide) 12 – Simon Tregenza (Adelaide) 18 – Rodney Maynard (Adelaide) 25 – Mark Naley (South Adelaide) 52 – Shaun Rehn (Adelaide)	Coach: Bill Goggin Both Games 1 – Paul Roos (c) (Fitzroy) 2 – Gavin Brown (vc) (Collingwood) 3 – Nathan Burke (St Kilda) 8 – Robert Scott (Geelong) 9 – Anthony Rock (North Melbourne) 10 – Gary O'Donnell (Essendon) 11 – Glenn Lovett (Melbourne) 13 – Mil Hanna (Carlton) 14 – Gary Ablett (Geelong) 17 – Craig Sholl (North Melbourne) 18 – Ross Smith (North Melbourne) 20 – Matthew Knights (Hawthorn) 21 – Jim Stynes (Melbourne) 22 – Danny Frawley (St Kilda) 23 – Stewart Loewe (St Kilda) 24 – Chris Langford (Hawthorn) 28 – Paul Salmon (Essendon) vs New South Wales-Australian Capital Territory 4 – Craig Lambert (Richmond) 7 – Wayne Schwass (North Melbourne) 12 – Shane Watson (Collingwood) 16 – Chris Grant (Footscray) 19 – Stephen Silvagni (Carlton) vs South Australia 5 – Greg Williams (Carlton) 12 – Mick McGuane (Collingwood) 15 – Mark Harvey (Essendon) 16 – Robert Harvey (St Kilda) 25 – Garry Lyon (Melbourne) Other Squad Members 5 – Mark Thompson (Essendon) 6 – Andrew Bews (Brisbane) 25 – Tony Lockett (St Kilda) 26 – Scott Wynd (Footscray) 27 – Damian Monkhorst (Collingwood)	Coach: Mick Malthouse vs South Australia 1 – Brett Heady (West Coast) 2 – Dean Laidley (North Melbourne) 3 – Mark Bairstow (Geelong) 4 – Peter Sumich (West Coast) 5 – John Gastev (Brisbane) 6 – Brad Rowe (Collingwood) 7 – Nicky Winmar (St Kilda) 8 – Darren Bewick (Essendon) 9 – Peter Wilson (West Coast) 11 – Marcus Seecamp (Fitzroy) 13 – Scott Watters (Sydney) 14 – Derek Kickett (Essendon) 15 – Ben Allan (Hawthorn) 16 – Mark Zanotti (Fitzroy) 17 – Peter Matera (West Coast) 19 – Chris Lewis (West Coast) 20 – Allen Jakovich (Melbourne) 21 – Michael Christian (Collingwood) 24 – John Worsfold (c) (West Coast) 26 – Alex Ishchenko (North Melbourne) 27 – Glen Jakovich (West Coast) 28 – Craig Starcevich (Brisbane) Other Squad Members 10 – Michael Dunstan (Fitzroy) 22 – Earl Spalding (Carlton) 23 – Guy McKenna (West Coast) 25 – Jon Dorotich (Carlton) 29 – Stephen O'Reilly (Geelong) 30 – Dean Irving (West Coast)

New South Wales-Australian Capital Territory [5][11]	Queensland-Northern Territory. [5][12]	Tasmania [5][12]
Coach: Terry Daniher vs Victoria 2 – Shane Crawford (Hawthorn) 3 – Michael Gayfer (Collingwood) 4 – Brett Allison (North Melbourne) 5 – James Hird (Essendon) 6 – David Murphy (Sydney) 7 – Chris Daniher (Essendon) 8 – Adrian Barich (West Perth) 10 – Don Pyke (West Coast) 11 – Tim Powell (Carlton) 12 – Russell Morris (Hawthorn) 13 – Neil Brunton (Sydney) 14 – Paul Kelly (vc) (Sydney) 15 – Bernard Toohey (Footscray) 16 – Billy Brownless (Geelong) 18 – Wayne Carey (c) (North Melbourne) 19 – Robbie Neill (Sydney) 21 – Anthony Daniher (Essendon) 22 – Mark Roberts (North Melbourne) 23 – Glenn Coleman (Footscray) 24 – John Longmire (North Melbourne) 27 – Sanford Wheeler (Sydney) Jamie Lawson (Sydney) Other Squad Members 1 – Darren Holmes (Sydney) 9 – Paul Spargo (Brisbane) 17 – Michael Werner (Sydney) 20 – Greg Stafford (Sydney) 25 – Jason Mooney (Sydney) 26 – Peter McIntyre (Adelaide) 28 – Craig Nettelbeck (Sydney)	Coach: Norm Dare vs Tasmania 1 – Steven McLuckie (Brisbane) 2 – Che Cockatoo-Collins (Essendon) 3 – Fabian Francis (Brisbane) 4 – Troy Clarke (Brisbane) 5 – Darren Carlson (Brisbane) 6 – David Wearne (Brisbane) 7 – Tony Lynn (Central District) 8 – Michael Long (Essendon) 10 – Marcus Ashcroft (Brisbane) 11 – Nathan Buckley (Brisbane) 12 – Steve Lawrence (Brisbane) 13 – Michael Voss (Brisbane) 14 – Ray Windsor (Brisbane) 15 – Danny Dickfos (Brisbane) 16 – Craig Potter (Central District) 17 – Michael McLean (vc) (Brisbane) 18 – Simon Luhrs (Central District) 19 – Jason Dunstall (c) (Hawthorn) 21 – Rudi Frigo (Brisbane) 22 – Darryl White (Brisbane) 23 – Gilbert McAdam (St Kilda) 24 – Matthew Kennedy (Brisbane) Other Squad Members 9 – Warren Campbell (South Fremantle) 20 – Adrian McAdam (North Melbourne) 25 – Gavin Crosisca (vc) (Collingwood)	Coach: Robert Shaw vs Queensland-Northern Territory 1 – Darrin Pritchard (c) (Hawthorn) 3 – Adrian Fletcher (Brisbane) 4 – Chris Bond (Richmond) 5 – Trent Nichols (Eest Fremantle) 7 – Bradley Plain (Essendon) 8 – Stephen MacPherson (vc) (Footscray) 10 – Paul Williams (Collingwood) 11 – Alastair Lynch (dvc) (Fitzroy) 12 – Andy Lovell (Melbourne) 15 – Michael Gale (Fitzroy) 16 – Matthew Mansfield (Footscray) 17 – Paul Hudson (Hawthorn) 18 – Matthew Richardson (Richmond) 19 – Ben Buckley (North Melbourne) 20 – Matthew Febey (Melbourne) 21 – Steven Febey (Melbourne) 23 – Simon Atkins (Footscray) 24 – Dion Scott (Brisbane) 25 – John McCarthy (Fitzroy) 26 – Brendon Gale (Richmond) 29 – Jamie Shanahan (St Kilda) 30 – James Manson (Fitzroy) Other Squad Members 2 – Graham Wright (Collingwood) 6 – Doug Barwick (Collingwood) 9 – Errol Bourn (Unknown) 13 – Nigel Palfreyman (Brisbane) 14 – Matthew Armstrong (Fitzroy) 28 – Stephen Rattray (Unknown)

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