Top players: Tongala senior award winners, from left, Kyle Fitzgerald (most consistent), Nick Jamieson (best-and-fairest) and Dom Watt (best team man). Photo: Tongala FNC
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Star Tongala midfielder Nick Jamieson has rounded out his stellar Murray League season with yet another accolade, earning the Blues’ club best-and-fairest prize last week.
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Jamieson finished ahead of runner up Jack Hammond to claim his second individual honour for season 2022.
He also won the league’s O’Dwyer medal, finishing on 25 votes alongside Nathalia’s Brodie Ross with the pair tied on 25 votes.
Jamieson was one of a plethora of award winners, with the Blues recognising the top players across all teams.
In the seniors, Kyle Fitzgerald won the most consistent prize, with Dom Watt named as the best team man.
Malcolm Hedges earned two awards on the night — most determined and players’ player.
After a strong A-grade netball season that saw the Blues finish fourth on the ladder, it was Grace Hammond who won the best-and fairest prize ahead of Milly Brock.
Hammond also earned the players’ player award, capping off a great 2022 season.
Standouts: Grace Hammond, left, won Tongala’s A-grade best-and-fairest award and player's player prize with Milly Brock, the best-and-fairest runner-up. Photo: Tongala FNC
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The reserves claimed back-to-back premierships with a win over Moama last month, and Sam Tyler added another medal to his collection with the best-and-fairest accolade, finishing ahead of Zane Johnstone, who himself also earned the best in finals award.
Nick Woods was named the players’ player and Callum Tucker the most consistent.
Back on the netball court, Chloe Carr was the team’s best-and-fairest, with Maddy Tinning finishing second. Tracey Hughes was the best in the finals for Tongala, which saw the Blues reach the grand final. Zena Hoyling was B-grade’s players’ player.
The under-17s netballers also reached the grand final, and it was Sienna Johnstone who won the best-and-fairest award, with Meg Brennan the runner-up. Tahlia Gordon was the most consistent, Tori Walsh the most improved and Abby Waasdorp was named as the best in finals.
In the under-13s, Zara Vanhaaster was names the best-and-fariest, with Kenzie Johnstone the runner-up. Ava Tinning was the most improved, with Michelle Mulholland and Tayah Milnes also earning awards.
In junior football, Levi Taylor and Tristan Watson both won the under-17s B&F, with Kade Northausen in third. James Coulson was named as the most consistent, while Marley McConnell and Ryan Smith won the most improved and coaches award, respectively.
Logan Milnes took out the under-14s top gong, finishing first in the best-and-fairest, ahead of Benny Smith in second.
Will Brennan was the best team player, Curtis Bower earned most improved, Zeke Neumann was the most consistent and Clayton Rossborough won the coaches award.
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