Under-13 netball: Runner-up best and fairest Kenzie Johnstone, most improved Ava Tinning and Michelle Mulholland most determined was Tayah Milnes, while best and fairest Zara VanHaaster was absent.
Tongala under-11: Megan Hicks, Tamara Brennan, Ella Hughes, Chevy Martin, Emily Wilkinson, Georgia Fitzallen, Asha Radley, Winter Townsend, Ruby Kellett, Shila Cleveland, Mia Reid and Lara Kay.
Jack Sinclair’s goalkicking exploits from the midfield were enough to secure him the 2022 Merrigum Football Netball Club senior best and fairest award last week.
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He won the award in 2019 and this year finished fourth in the Kyabram district league’s McNamara Medal count.
Sinclair polled 169 votes to win by 28 from another midfielder, with votes cast on three cards from six votes down to one.
The other Martin in the team, Ryan, finished third, on 111 votes.
Daniel Beattie won the reserves best and fairest ahead of Damon Zampaglione.
In the netball grades Breanna Baker was a 12 vote winner of the A-grade award, while Allana Adams was a runaway winner in B-grade and veteran Blynda Tranter won by a vote in the C-grade count.
Top 10 votegetters for the football and netball grades were (football) Seniors: Jack Sinclair 169, Jacob Martin 141, Ryan Martin 111, Rohan Hearn 85, Darcy Collins 83, Dave Matthews 72, Jake Ross 68, Zak Parkinson 39, Tom Cooper 38, Leigh Cuthbert 32.
Reserves: Daniel Beattie 115, Damon Zampaglione 102, Matt Findlay 79, Dylan Rowney 61, Noah Bentancourt 56, Trent Gash 56, Darcy Cipriani 53, Mitch Rowney 42, Adam Williams 39, Billy Westeveld 30.
Netball, A-grade: Breanna Baker 52, Maddy Wilson 40, Hannah Garner 28, Ebony Halliwell 27, Maddy Hall 22, Kate Sloan 12, Millie Lowe 12, Liv Jackson 9, Latia Doherty 5, Nhykira Mansfield 3, Steph Smith-Gorrie 3, Shanae Doherty 2, Cassie-Lee Westley 1.
∙ Top five voting details from the Tongala count on Friday were, (football) Seniors: Nick Jamieson 126, Jack Hammond 99, Kyle Fitzgerald 91, Brock McLean 69, Coby McCarthy 61. Reserves: Sam Tyler 89, Zane Johnstone 79, Todd VanRoy 74, Shannon Tucker 61, Mark Watson 57. Under-17: Levi Taylor 66, Tristan Wason 66, Kade Northausen 37, Marshal Taylor 32, James Coulson 25, Hudson Kellet 23. Under-14: Logan Miles 48, Benny Smith 41, Clayton Rossborough 38, Will Brennan 36, Zeke Neumann 25.
Netball, A-grade: Grace Hammond 25, Milly Brock 19, Abbey Nexhip 18, Corey Drennan 17, Rose Hammond 7. B-grade: Chloe Carr 28, Maddy Tinning 20, Tracey Hughes 19, Zena Hoylong 12. C-grade: Rhiannon Brennan 24, Pam Brunt 19, Meg Nunn 15, Mikaele Pyke 14, Kelsea Gordon 7. C-Reserve: Jackie Humphreys 21, Kerisha Milnes 18, Karli Myers 15, Tamika McConnell 13, Nikeya Haw 12. Under-17: Sienna Johnstone 32, Meg Brennan 24, Abby Waasdorp 17, Jess Hooper 8, Tori Walsh 8. Under-13: Zara Van Haaster 20, Kenzie Johnstone 19, Ava Tinning 17, Evie Dyson 10, Lily Kellett 9.
Under-14 football: Best and fairest Logan Milnes, most determined Curtis Bower, most improved Charlie Bird, coaches award Clayton Rossborough, players best team player Will Brennan. Most consistent Zeke Neumann and runner-up best and fairest Benny Smith were absent.
Club person: Tongala's junior club person of the year was Bailey Marsh.
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