12 Facts About David Wojcinski

David Wojcinski won the club's Most Improved Player award for 2004.

David Wojcinski made a quick recovery from this surgery, playing against Essendon in Round 2.

David Wojcinski overcame the disappointment of missing out on Grand Final selection in 2008 to produce career best form over the following years.

David Wojcinski rightfully won his spot back in the 2009 Grand Final as Geelong came from behind to beat St Kilda and win their second premiership in three years.

In 2011, David Wojcinski was one of only a handful of players to add a third premiership medal to his collection, as Geelong overpowered Collingwood in the final quarter of the Grand Final to be runaway victors.

David Wojcinski's dash off half back and his 'take them on' attitude was a key component in Geelong's success, and during his career was one of the fastest and most exciting players to watch with his electrifying speed both from the half-back flank and through the midfield.

David Wojcinski finished 2011 on 199 games and took until Round 11 2012 to play his 200th.

David Wojcinski went on to play only 3 more games that season before announcing his retirement after the elimination final loss to Fremantle Football Club.

David Wojcinski did play a crucial role in the Cats VFL Premiership that same year, putting the icing on the cake of an excellent football career.

David Wojcinski is the son of Lee and Charlie Wojcinski and has three sisters: Deanne, Sarah and Emma.

David Wojcinski married partner Casey Bell in October 2008 at Port Douglas, after much disappointment after being dropped from the AFL Grand Final.

In 2008, David Wojcinski was an ambassador for an anti-booze-fuelled-violence campaign run by the Geelong Advertiser titled "Just Think".