After finishing second to third-time winner Tomi Johnston in 2018, big Jason Holmes swept aside all-comers in 2019 to win the club’s Best and Fairest award. Alex Trigar finished in second [osition, with vice-captain Matt Merlo in third spot.

The high-performers  in all teams were honoured, while there were several club awards too.

The winners were as follows:

President’s Awards:  Abbey Harangozo and Claire Clarke

William Denton Snr Award for Outstanding Service: Shane Healy

Michael Rush Perpetual Trophy: Louis Tiernan

Team Awards:

SENIORS

Best and Fairest: Jason Holmes

Runner Up: Alex Trigar

Third: Matt Merlo

Best in Finals: Marcus Stavrou

Best Team Player: Tom Anderson

Rising Star: James Dalbosco

RESERVES

Best and Fairest: Hamish Morris

Runner-Up: Joe Tobin

Third: Matt Douglas

Best in Finals: Nick McCann

Best Team Player: Harry Batten

WOMEN SENIORS

Best and Fairest: Caitlin Hickey

Runner-Up: Gabrielle Golds

Third: Indiarna Ellis

Best in Finals: Gabrielle Henderson

Best Team Player: Meg Purdon

Players’ Player: Caitlin Hickey

WOMEN RESERVES

Best and Fairest: Abbie Ryan  

Runner-Up: Zoe Manning

Third: Hannah Ryan

Best in Finals: Cristina Sgarbossa

Best Team Player:  Demi McLaren

Players’ Player:  Amy Smith

MENAGES

Best and Fairest: David Nash

Runner Up: Ash Sorrenti

Third: Fraser Lane

Best in Finals: Ash Sorrenti

Best Team Player: James Wilkinson

THIRDS U23

Best and Fairest: Cameron Bishop

Runner Up: Jack Bueno

Third: Patrick Nunan

Best in Finals: Harry Kelly

Best Team Player: Matt Forrest

U19 PREMIER

Best and Fairest: Zac Hart

Runner Up: James Langford

Third: Charlie MacIsaac

Best in Finals: Tom McKay

Best Team Player: Tom Paul

U19 RESERVES

Best and Fairest: Tom Davine

Runner Up: Zak Connor

Third: Oliver Tehan

Best Team Player: Callum Todaro

CROCODILES

Best and Fairest: Harry Reed

Runner Up: Joshua Lyon

Third: Luke Cotchett

Best in Finals: Alastair Wood, Harry Aikman

Best Team Player: Joshua Smith

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