HISTORY
The Mount Gravatt Australian Football Club was formed in 1964.
Based at Ron McClennan Oval, part of the Dittmer Park precinct at Mt Gravatt and nicknamed the Vultures, the club was originally a part of the South Queensland Australian Football Association (SQAFA) upon its formation, and won its first ever premiership in 1971. Mount Gravatt added further premierships in 1972, 1974 and 1983. By 1994, the Vultures entered the QAFL and rose to the top of the competition in 2002, defeating powerhouse Southport by 63 points in the Grand Final. Mount Gravatt defeated Southport again in 2007 to claim its second QAFL flag. In total, the Vultures have played in six QAFL Grand Finals, losing in 1996, 1997, 2003 and 2009.
In 2011, Mount Gravatt was a foundation club of the newly formed North East Australian Football League (NEAFL) and reached the finals of the Northern Conference in its first season. But at the end of the 2013 season, the club decided to opt out of the NEAFL and re-join the QAFL.
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Grogan Medal
The Grogan Medal is the best-and-fairest award of the QAFL and is the highest individual honour a single player can win. Votes are awarded by the umpires to the best and fairest players of each game.
The Grogan Medal is Queensland equivalent to the AFL's Brownlow Medal. Mount Gravatt has numerous Grogan Medallists.
1999: Brad Jones
2004: Mick Stinear
2009: Nathan Gilliland
2019: Frazer Neate
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Zane Taylor Medal
The Zane Taylor Medal is awarded to the player judged best afield for the QAFL Representative Team in any interstate game.
2019: Andrew Smith
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Joe Grant Medal
The Joe Grant Medal is awarded to the player judged best afield in the QAFL Grand Final.
2002: Tony Lynn
2007: Ash Evans
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Ray Hughson Medal
The Ray Hughson Medal is awarded to the QAFL leading goal kicker at the end of the year.
1996: Shane Dupuy (80 goals)
2019: Samuel Stubbs (42 goals)
Leading Goal Kicker for QFA Division 4 South
2023: Liam Corboy
Leading Goal Kicker for QFAW Division 2 Central Competition.
2025: Amelia Brown
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QFAW Division 2 Medal Winner
This medal is the best-and-fairest award of the QFAW Division 2 Season and is the highest individual honour a single player can win in this competition.
2020: Sheren Weeding
2021: Shereen Weeding
2025: Rose Collins