best-and-fairest

  • Veteran Tiger claims award

    Simpson champion Brenton De Jong took out the club’s senior football best and fairest in his 14th season of senior football at the Tigers.

    The two time premiership player won the award in back-to-back seasons in the years 2019 and 2021, now adding another in 2024.

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  • McCartin claims Lorne’s top gong

    Potential AFL draftee Charlie McCartin has capped off his fairytale return to footy winning Lorne’s best and fairest.

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  • Second-year Dee takes out award

    Otway Districts crowned Connor O’Meara as their Aaron Mahoney Medallist, awarded to the best and fairest player in the senior football.

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  • Coach takes out honour

    Adding to his trophy cabinet, this season’s Jack Mahoney medallist Brad Surkitt took home South Colac’s senior best-and-fairest award, capping off a phenomenal individual season.

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  • Imperials young gun keen to test himself

    Reigning Colac Imperials best-and-fairest winner Darcy Theodore is set to test himself in the Geelong Football League next year after crossing to the Colac Tigers.

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  • Young Swan dedicates award to late uncle

    Runaway Colac district netball 13-and-under league best-and-fairest Lulu Riches made a special tribute to her late uncle and Alvie great Tim McCarthy after her win.

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  • Tiger wins medal in thrilling count

    The rise of Colac Tigers footballer Kane Smartt has continued with the young utility winning the club’s best-and-fairest award in thrilling fashion.

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  • Star Saint tipped for accolade

    Birregurra footballer Michael Bolitho is the favourite to claim tonight’s Jack Mahoney Medal, the competition’s senior coaches say.

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