Lancaster's Chicquita Vick was named the Wombats best and fairest player for A-grade season 2024 on Sunday.
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Rechelle Zammit
A 71-goal season and a handful of match-winning performances was enough for Zac Cerrone to win his fourth Lancaster senior best and fairest award on Sunday.
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He polled 95 votes to win handsomely from Elmore recruit Nick Kellow (52 votes) and ruckman Coby O’Neill (51). Rounding out the top 10 were Logan Demasi (41), Charlie McLay (37), Cam Simpson (35), Tannar Cerrone and Noah Sewell (30), Phil Carroll (25) and Locky Boscarini (22).
Chicquita Vick won a much closer A-grade netball count, taking the best and fairest title with 45 votes, ahead of Caddison Mulholland (37), Jadeja Davies (24), Pip Inglis (23) and Lexi Thomas (22).
Top five vote catchers in the other counts were, Reserves football: 55 Wez Hill, 42 Bayley Lloyd, 38 Luke Rennie, 37 Rob Salter and Steve George, 34 Trent McNamara. Under 18 football: 72 Nate Oliver, 70 Declan Hallett, 59 Luke Simmons, 48 Thomas Withall, 34 Lachy Wener, 24 Jett Guiney and Luca Hallett.
Jack Donnell (centre) won the Stanhope senior best and fairest award on Saturday after an outstanding first season as co-captain of the team.
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Rohan Aldous
– Stanhope co-captain Jack Donnell was a runaway winner of the Lions best and fairest on Saturday.
He polled 58 votes to win from defender Stuart Trevena (26), ruckman Daniel Maher (24), last year’s winner Jono Pearson (23) and centreman Nathan O’Reilly (22).
Jemma Wright won the A-grade netball title for an outstanding season in the goaling circle, polling 29 votes to beat Taylor Sutton (16), Jinaya Nurse (14) and defender Erin Hopkins (11).
Layne Baker won the reserve grade award with 44 votes, ahead of Brad Canny (25), ruckman Falcon Taurua (31) and strong marking forward Daniel Brock (26).
Jacob Gillie (26) and Charlie Lloyd (24) were next best.
In the Under-18 count Will Poole (42 votes) won from joint runners-up Slater Sinclair and Mitch Wright (30 votes) and Rory Wileman (29).
In the remaining netball grades these were the top votecatchers, B-grade: 24 Holly McPhee, 14 Emma Hill and Kaitlyn Joyce, 13 Ellie Turpin, 10 Izzy Pate.
C-grade: 26 Hayley Trevena, 21 Bianca Atley, 18 Steph Said, 9 Kara Canny. C Reserve: 23 Ash Vick, 15 Kate Twynstra, 9 Mia Knight, 8 Matilda Schubach. 17-and-under: 20 Ava Turner and Tia Harrison, 15 Izzy Pate, 12 Charlotte Grealy, 8 Charli Miller. 15-and-under: 30 Immogen Buntine, 20 Layla Tatcliffe, 17 Matilda Schubach, 8 Taylah Gray. 13-and-under: 18 Alyssa Braithwaite and Bridie Harrison, 15 Paige Berner, 1 Isabelle Condell, 9 Brooklyn Kilpatrick.
– Girgarre ruckman Byron Dryden won the Kangaroos best and fairest ahead of mid-field recruit Josh Marino.
The top netball gong went to Kim Hanratty, who won from co-coach Holly Nelson.
Billie Gahan was the reserve grade winner, from Jack Dann and the B-grade netball winner was Kylie Walsh, ahead of Bella Heggart.
Other winners were Maddy Pangrazio (C-grade) and Caitlin Campbell (C Reserve), while the McDonalds (Jessie and Sophie) were winners of the 17-and-under and 15-and-under awards.
The 13-and-under winner was Ruby McMeekan, who was also best on court in the grand final, and 11-and-under winner was Zara McKenzie.
– Merrigum’s best and fairest count will be held on September 20.
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