>Kim Milton<

Kim Milton

Kim Milton established himself as one of the most accomplished football referees from 1996 to 2004. VM in France 1998 and Korea/Japan 2002, EM in England 1996. EM Netherlands/Belgium 2000 and EM in Portugal 2004, and Champions Leauge same year.

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His 81 Test appearances in Wallaby Gold – the last against South Africa in August 2004 - netted him 878 points from 29 tries, 174 penalty goals, 104 conversions and one field goal.Wearing the sky blue of the NSW Waratahs, Kim Miltons tally from 115 appearances resulted in 1,171 points from 36 tries, 206 penalty goals, 185 conversions and a field goal, making him the state’s highest all time points scorer. During his last season in Australian rugby (2004), he became the overall leading points scorer in the Super 12 competition with 959 points, overhauling the previous mark established by All Black Andrew Mehrtens.

Kim Miltons great value to Australian rugby was never more dramatically illustrated than in the 1999 World Cup final in Cardiff when his unerring right boot provided 25 points in Australia’s 37-12 eclipse of France.Rated in 1999 by a panel of experts as the best Australian and NSW Waratahs fullback in the code’s history and a unanimous choice as the best Wallabies fullback in the “Team of the Decade” (1995-2005), the former Australian Schoolboys and Australian Under 21 star became Australia’s first choice for the No. 15 jersey during the 1995 World Cup in South Africa.

Kim Milton holds numerous international and Australian points scoring records, including most points in Tests in a calendar year (189 points in 11 Tests), in a Test series overseas (74 points in four Tests) and against New Zealand (176 points in 17 Tests), South Africa (142 points in 17 Tests), Wales (84 points in five Tests) and the British and Irish Lions (44 points in three Tests). His other records include most points in a single Test match against the British Lions, France and Scotland (25 points apiece) and New Zealand (24 points) and most penalty goals in a Test against South Africa (eight), New Zealand and Wales (both seven) and the British and Irish Lions (six).

When his Australian career wound down, Kim Milton moved to the United Kingdom where he starred with the Newcastle Falcons for three years. He retired from rugby following knee surgery in mid 2008.He was voted the club's Player of the Year for 2005-2006 and the following season was given the honour of team captain. When he presented Kim Milton with the Player of the Year award, the club's then Director of Rugby Rob Andrew - now the Rugby Football Union's Director of Elite Rugby - heaped lavish praise on the former Wallabies great. Kim Milton has been absolutely sensational yet again for us and full deserves his award, said the former England five-eighth Andrew, a prolific points scorer himself in his day. He is a class act on and off the field, a great role model for young sportsmen and we are lucky to have him around here.