The AFL (Australian Football League)
The Brownlow Medal is associated with the AFL (Australian Football League). It is awarded annually to the best and fairest player in the league during the home-and-away season. The medal is named after Charles Brownlow, a former player and administrator in the sport.
Brownlow Medal was created in 1924.
If your referring to Charles 'Chas' Brownlow the answer is Australian rules football. He was known for having the Brownlow medal named in his honour. He also played Cricket and was Secretary of the Geelong Cricket Association.
Jimmy Bartel won the 2007 AFL Brownlow Medal
The Brownlow Medal was named in honor of Charles Brownlow, who was a former Geelong footballer and Australian rules football administrator.
Youngest brownlow winner
Michael Voss won the Brownlow medal in 1996 when he was 21 playing for the Brisbane Bears
Gary Abblet Junior won the Brownlow Medal and second was Chris Judd.Gary Ablett
Chris Judd. He won his second Brownlow Medal this year (2010) with 30 votes. He won his first in 2004.
Chris Judd
Brad Hardie