Shane McInerney
Australian rules football field umpire
Australian rules footballer
| Shane McInerney | |||
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 McInerney at the 2019 AFL Grand Final | |||
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| Date of birth | (1970-10-19) October 19, 1970 (age 53) | ||
| Umpiring career | |||
| Years | League | Role | |
| 1994-2019 | AFL | Field Umpire | |
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Shane McInerney (born 19 October 1970) is a former Australian rules football field umpire in the Australian Football League. Active between 1994 and 2019, McInerney umpired in 500 senior VFL/AFL games, the most of any umpire in the league's history.[1] He was raised in Ballarat, Victoria.
McInerney umpired in two grand finals: the 2004 AFL Grand Final alongside Brett Allen and Matthew James, and the 2007 AFL Grand Final alongside Scott McLaren and Stephen McBurney. He umpired a total of 26 AFL finals throughout his career.
Footnotes
- ^ AFL Umpire Statistics
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2024 Australian Football League field umpires
- 1 Donlon
- 2 Foot
- 3 Fisher
- 4 Power
- 5 Haussen
- 6 Johanson
- 7 Dalgleish
- 8 Rosebury
- 9 Stevic
- 10 O'Gorman
- 11 Deboy
- 12 Stephens
- 13 Brown
- 14 Gavine
- 15 Nicholls
- 16 Hosking
- 17 Howorth
- 18 Chamberlain
- 19 Whetton
- 20 Broadbent
- 21 Meredith
- 22 Williamson
- 23 Findlay
- 24 Bryce
- 25 Toner
- 26 Fleer
- 27 Gianfagna
- 28 Dore
- 29 Heffernan
- 31 Rebeschini
- 32 Mollison
- 33 Wallace
- 34 Tee*
- 35 Bailes
- 36 Adair
- 37 Rodger
- 38 Young
- 39 Fry
- 40 Birch
- 41 Jones
- 42 McGinness
- 43 Strybos
- 44 Jankovskis
* denotes inactive
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