AFL Mackay

AFL Mackay is an amateur Australian rules football competition formed as the Mackay Australian Football League in 1970.

It is headquartered in the city of Mackay with further clubs in Airlie Beach and Bakers Creek.

The Premier division is now sponsored by Allied Pickfords Australia (renaming it to Allied Pickfords Cup) The first Australian rules football matches in Mackay were held in 1885, however most clubs in the region later adopted rugby rules.

The MJ Miller Medal is awarded to the best & fairest player as voted by the umpires in the senior men's competition.

The award is named after Mick Miller; formerly of the Walkerston Magpies, who was a driving force behind the introduction of AFL to the Mackay Region.