Mathoura Football Netball Club held its end-of-season presentations on Saturday, November 13, with Jake Ellery and Jordan Barrett’s stellar seasons recognised with the senior and A-grade best-and-fairest awards respectively.
Congratulations to the award winners:
Senior football
Chris Duggan Best & Fairest award: Jake Ellery.
Runner-up best-and-fairest, most valuable player, leading goal-kicker: Izaac Johnson.
Alf Allingham award for most consistent: Che Taranto.
Most determined: Zac Cockayne.
Rising star award: Jack Pell.
Harry McCormick award for best first year player: Seth Wright.
A grade netball
Best & Fairest coaches award: Jordan Barrett.
Runner-up best-and-fairest, most consistent: Rebecca McCluskey.
Most determined: Katrina Wippel. Rising star award: Isabella Jachim.
Reserves football
B&F: Clint Atkinson.
Runner-up best-and-fairest: Tim Sparey.
Leading goal-kicker: Keith Atkinson.
Alf Allingham award for most consistent: Matt Clark.
Most determined: Blake Keech. Coaches award: Kyle Magro.
B grade netball
B&F, most determined: Melissa Vanzetta. Runner-up best-and-fairest, most consistent: Georgina Kellock. Coaches award: Leeah Sutton.C grade netball
B&F, coaches award: Abbey Ferris. Runner-up best-and-fairest, most determined: Chantelle Leggett. Most consistent: Faith Butt.
C reserve netball
B&F, most consistent: Jaimee Haydon.
Runner-up B&F: Fiona Thomas.
Most determined: Melyssa Banks.
Coaches award: Cindy Falzon.
Special awards
Life members: Trent O’Callaghan, Ian Keech, Val Childs, Nathan O’Callaghan.
Club person of the year: Tony McCormick.
Di Bates Umpire award: Faith Butt.
Milestone games: Nathan O’Callaghan (300 games); Blake Keech (250 games); Katrina Wippel (200 games); Shantelle Keogh (100 games).
More photos online at www.denipt.com.au.