Four of Geelong’s dual premiership players have been honoured with hall of fame selection.

Paul Chapman, Cameron Mooney, Corey Enright and David Wojcinski were all inducted at the club’s season launch and hall of fame dinner at Crown Palladium on Monday night.

Chapman met the selection criteria for the hall of fame after posting 10 seasons, over 100 games, All Australian selection, two premierships and a best and fairest for the club.

Enright, last year’s best and fairest winner, qualified with this achievement along with two premiership medals, twice being selected All Australian, as well as over 100 AFL games in more than 10 seasons.

Mooney automatically qualified for hall of fame due to his 200 AFL games for the club. His list of achievements to go alongside the games feat included two premiership medals with the club, All Australian selection in 2007 and two leading goalkicker awards in 2007 and 2009.

Wojcinski, one of the club’s most respected players and their third longest serving in terms of years, obtained selection with his game and season records as well as two premiership medallions.

The four join teammates Gary Ablett, Jimmy Bartel, Joel Corey, Cameron Ling, Darren Milburn and Matthew Scarlett in the hall of fame.