Roy McKay

This is the player profile for Roy McKay, born in Illabarook, Victoria in 1909. He played for Footscray in the VFL/AFL. He played for Williamstown and Brunswick in the VFA/VFL, winning a premiership with Brunswick in 1938. Roy McKay also coached Brunswick and Melbourne Seconds / Melbourne Reserves.

Player Details

Name: Claude McKay
Full Name: Claude Roy McKay
Alias: Roy McKay
DOB: 25/03/1909
POB: Illabarook, Victoria
DOD: 12/07/1998
Height: 185cm
Weight: 84kg

Player History

Full Team History: Williamstown, Footscray, Brunswick
Total Matches (Goals): 238 (10)
VFL/AFL Team History: Footscray (1930-1935)
VFL/AFL Matches (Goals): 101 (10)
VFA/VFL Team History: Williamstown (1927-1929), Brunswick (1936-1940)
VFA/VFL Matches (Goals): 137 (0)

Player Accolades

VFA/VFL Matches Played: 49 matches played for Williamstown in the VFA/VFL (1927-1929)
VFL/AFL Debutant: 119th player to debut for Footscray / Western Bulldogs in the VFL/AFL
VFL/AFL Matches Played: 101 matches played for Footscray / Western Bulldogs in the VFL/AFL (1930-1935)
VFA/VFL Matches Played: 88 matches played for Brunswick / Brunswick-Broadmeadows in the VFA/VFL (1936-1940), with 1 as captain
VFA/VFL Premierships: 1938 (c) premiership won with Brunswick / Brunswick-Broadmeadows in the VFA/VFL

Season Chart

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Links

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