Chris Wittman (born 30 August 1965) is a former

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er who played with Hawthorn and St Kilda in the

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. Originally from Xavier College, Wittman played mostly as a rover for Hawthorn. He kicked 33 goals in

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and played in their premiership side that year. However, he broke his arm early in the game and took no further part. He finished as a premiership player again the following season. After not getting enough games due to the strength of Hawthorn during the early 1990s, he was traded to St Kilda, where he spent his final season.

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