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Best & Fairest – Tom Cutler.
Again Tom has been the lynch pin of the team. Polling votes in every game, Tom not only dominates the play, but also looks to bring others into the game. Tom’s all round sporting prowess gives him a great understanding of the game. An outstanding season and a true leader.
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Runner Up Best & Fairest – Ken Thomas.
Ken has taken his football to another level this season and showed he can match it with the best. Centre half forward or back, ruck, where ever, Ken can dominate the play. Kicked one of the goals of the year. Sadly for Ken and the team a back injury affected his mobility later in the year, but showed a ton of courage to continue playing.
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3rd Best & Fairest – Tom Corboy.
Should have had votes taken off for forcing the coach to do a mini-triathlon at the start of the year. It was great for Tom to get a full season and the team benefitted. Started the season as our play making rover loose in the backline, setting up attacks. Was then given the roving duties and stepped up to the challenge. Was in integral part of our late season surge to the finals. His dedication, preparation and leadership are a great example to others.
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Most Improved – Patrick Campbell.
Paddy was already a very handy player in tight situations but this season Paddy really showed a new side to his game as a running ½ back. Took risks and took the game on and most times they came off. Gave the players around him new confidence with his surging runs through the middle. Improved his use of the ball dramatically over the season. |
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Coach’s Award – Thomas Thoday.
Pound for pound there is no more courageous player. If there is a pack, he’s under it, if there is gut running to be done, he does it. Thomas is a dream to coach. He carries out instructions to the absolute best of his ability and is always looking to improve.
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