Master of Ceremonies

One of the AFL’s most marketable players throughout a successful 16-year career with Hawthorn, Shane Crawford is one of the few players who has made a seamless transition into life in the media full-time.

Having had a long association with Channel Nine as a key member of The Footy Show’, Sunday Footy Show’ and more recently Postcards’ and KidsWB’, Crawford continues to have a major role on both programs as well as across several other shows following his retirement from football at the end of 2008.

In 2010, Crawford displayed the ultimate show of dedication and generosity when he embarked on his journey That’s What I’m Walkin’ About’, an 11 day ultra-marathon from Adelaide to Melbourne. The run raised an incredible $500,000 for the Breast Cancer Network Australia and confirmed Crawford’s weight as a heavy-hitting media personality who has the ability draw a crowd anywhere he goes.

Originally from Finley in New South Wales, Shane received his football grounding at Assumption College. He developed into one of the AFL’s premier players, entertaining football fans with his superb skills, endurance and tremendous courage.

In 2013, has raised more money for the Breast Cancer Network of Australia, riding from Melbourne to Perth a distance of over 3700 km on the “Tour De Crawf” for more information about the ride visit Shane’s website – crawf.com.au