Echuca, which had every side representing the club reach at least a preliminary final, finished the season with 734 points to claim the award for the second consecutive season.
The awards is decided according to every grades performance, with points awarded for every grade.
Echuca president Ash Byrne said it was an award the award was an incredibly special one for everyone involved.
“It's something that is very special for everyone involved,” he said.
“The Champion Club probably doesn't mean as much to the younger people around the place, but for all the people who have been around for an extended period of time it is something we hold in really high regard.”
Byrne said having every team make it deep into finals was a huge achievement, and spoke to the culture of Echuca.
But by his own admission, there is always room to improve.
“We like to think we have a great culture, but there is always something you can do better,” he said.
“You could never look at the club as though everything was done, it's something we always want to make better, to make the Echuca Football and Netball Club the best it can possibly be.”
As well as claiming the club of the year, Echuca figured heavily in the remaining awards of the evening.
Football awards
Senior co-coach Andrew Walker (18 votes) finished second in the Morrison Medal behind winner Mick Mattingly from Kyabram on 19 votes after Rochester's Nathan Marrone (21 votes) was ineligible due to suspension.
Cameron Valentine finished third in MVP, with Angus Byrne finishing seventh and Walker ninth.
Mitchell Wales (21 votes) finished equal second in the under 18s count, teammate Jackson Stewart was fourth on 19 votes.
Riley Smith finished fifth in the under 18s MVP, with Matt Lias and Stewart finishing in eighth and ninth.
Noah Wheeler was awarded the rising star award.
Netball awards
Echuca won the goal defending award in B grade (583 goals) and under 15s (452).
In the best and fairest awards, Claudia Mawson finished fourth in A grade with 19 votes.
In B grade, Kylie Walker (21 votes) finished tied for fifth, while Lucy Eishold (19 votes) claimed eighth spot.
Alenka Hubacek (16 votes) tied for seventh in B res.
Lara Judd (25 votes) finished third in the under 17s award.
Zayah James finished tied for eighth in under 15s best and fairest after polling 16 votes.
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