Australian Football

Jim Trewick was a four-time premiership player for the then QANFL powerhouse Windsor, and was the youngest of the famous Trewick brothers behind Alan, Ken and Phil, all of whom represented Queensland. He was a centre half forward cum on-baller who was regarded as a reliable team member, fast and hard, with a good kick. Trewick was a member of Windsor’s last four premiership sides in 1947, 1949, 1950, and 1951 and formed an unbeatable combination with Ray Marshall, the boom full forward of the same era. He was the QAFL leading goalkicker in 1947 and represented Queensland from 1946 to 1953.

Author - Murray Bird and Peter Blucher