Ray Sorrell inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame

It is with great pride that we announce that East Fremantle Hall of Famer Ray Sorrell, was inducted into the AFL Hall of Fame tonight.

Ray played 197 games in his career, 156 for EFFC, 23 for South Fremantle and 18 for WA, earning himself two Sandover Medals along with two Simpson Medals and two Lynn Medals.

Ray came to the East Fremantle Football Club from North Fremantle and it was obvious to all who watched his first League game that here was a champion in the making.

He was a speedy left-footer and a sure mark with the stamina to run all day. His skilful dodging and turning meant he was rarely caught in possession and his exceptionally long and accurate drop-kicks made his play a joy to watch.

Ray represented WA on 18 occasions earning himself two All Australian blazers, a Simpson Medal and the State Captaincy.

A brilliant career and a well deserved recognition at the highest level.

Playing career                                1956 – 1963, 1966 – 1967

Games                                               156

Premierships                                   1 – 1957

Lynn Medal                                       1957, 1963

Sandover Medal                              1961, 1963

Simpson Medal                                 2—1962 Grand Final, 1962 State game  v Tasmania

E.F. Team of the Century                1997

Life Member                                      2001

State Representative                      18 games – 1958 – 1964

All Australian                                     1958, 1961

State Captain                                     1963

WA Football Hall of Fame                2004

FFC Legends Team                          2007

Hall of Fame Profile