He started his AFL career with the Fremantle Football Club in their inaugural year after being the leading goalkicker for WAFL team Claremont in 1994. He started slowly with Fremantle, playing only three goalless games in 1995, but impressed in 1996 by kicking the most goals for Fremantle and being awarded an AFL rising star nomination in round 14. The following year saw a continuation of his good goalkicking form, with a second consecutive goalkicking award for Fremantle, including a career-best 7 goals in a 100-point loss against Collingwood.
Despite kicking a goal in each of his 11 games in 1998, he was traded to the Western Bulldogs for the 1999 season. At the Bulldogs he often played in the backline and had three successful seasons between 2000 and 2002. In 2003 he went to Hawthorn but only managed 2 games before announcing his retirement from AFL football.
He returned to the WAFL in 2004, but switched to East Fremantle, rather than returning to Claremont before retiring from professional football at the end of 2005.
Kingsley was awarded the official AFL Goal of the Year for 2000 with a running goal which began in the defensive 50.
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Kingsley Hunter's playing statistics from AFL Tables
January 01, 1970
kingsley, hunter, born, 1975, former, australian, rules, footballer, played, australian, football, league, between, 1995, 2003, personal, informationfull, namedate, birth, 1975, 1975, original, team, claremont, wafldraftfremantle, zone, selection, 1994, wester. Kingsley Hunter born 27 May 1975 is a former Australian rules footballer who played in the Australian Football League between 1995 and 2003 Kingsley HunterPersonal informationFull nameKingsley HunterDate of birth 1975 05 27 27 May 1975 age 48 Original team s Claremont WAFLDraftFremantle Zone Selection 1994 Western Bulldogs Trade for Brad Wira 1998 Hawthorn Selection 35 2002Height191 cm 6 ft 3 in Weight102 kg 225 lb Position s Full forward Centre half backPlaying career1YearsClubGames Goals 1995 1998Fremantle41 0 86 1999 2002Western Bulldogs57 0 28 2003Hawthorn0 2 00 1 1 Playing statistics correct to the end of 2008 Career highlightsFremantle leading Goalkicker 1996 1997 AFL Goal of the Year 2000 AFL Rising Star nominee 1996 Claremont leading Goalkicker 1994 1998Sources AFL Tables AustralianFootball com He started his AFL career with the Fremantle Football Club in their inaugural year after being the leading goalkicker for WAFL team Claremont in 1994 He started slowly with Fremantle playing only three goalless games in 1995 but impressed in 1996 by kicking the most goals for Fremantle and being awarded an AFL rising star nomination in round 14 The following year saw a continuation of his good goalkicking form with a second consecutive goalkicking award for Fremantle including a career best 7 goals in a 100 point loss against Collingwood Despite kicking a goal in each of his 11 games in 1998 he was traded to the Western Bulldogs for the 1999 season At the Bulldogs he often played in the backline and had three successful seasons between 2000 and 2002 In 2003 he went to Hawthorn but only managed 2 games before announcing his retirement from AFL football He returned to the WAFL in 2004 but switched to East Fremantle rather than returning to Claremont before retiring from professional football at the end of 2005 Kingsley was awarded the official AFL Goal of the Year for 2000 with a running goal which began in the defensive 50 External links editKingsley Hunter s playing statistics from AFL Tables WAFL Player Profile Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Kingsley Hunter amp oldid 1142565379, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
