Barrie Mau
St Kilda
AFL career
2 games0 goals
- Debut
- R9 1960 v HAW18 June 1960
- Most recent
- R10 1960 v ESS2 July 1960
Stats
Bio
Arriving at Moorabbin via the VAFA powerhouse Ormond, Barrie Mau was a wingman who briefly tasted senior VFL football with St Kilda in 1960. Standing 182cm, he possessed the physical attributes to compete in the midfield and joined the club during a period where they were building towards competitiveness under the leadership of Brownlow Medallist Neil Roberts. Mau managed just two senior appearances for the Saints, failing to secure a long-term spot in the side. However, his pedigree as a footballer was evident through his selection to represent Victoria at the 1960 Amateur Football Carnival in Perth, underscoring his status as a standout talent in the amateur ranks even if his VFL tenure was short-lived.
Profile
- Born
- 02 Aug 1939 (age 87y 81d)
- Height
- 182 cm
- Weight
- 75 kg
Teams
Bio
1 revisionArriving at Moorabbin via the VAFA powerhouse Ormond, Barrie Mau was a wingman who briefly tasted senior VFL football with St Kilda in 1960. Standing 182cm, he possessed the physical attributes to compete in the midfield and joined the club during a period where they were building towards competitiveness under the leadership of Brownlow Medallist Neil Roberts. Mau managed just two senior appearances for the Saints, failing to secure a long-term spot in the side. However, his pedigree as a footballer was evident through his selection to represent Victoria at the 1960 Amateur Football Carnival in Perth, underscoring his status as a standout talent in the amateur ranks even if his VFL tenure was short-lived.