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2007 Under 14’s Presentation
In Under 14s, Tyrone Reid held a sizable lead after the first 5 rounds with 28 votes, leading Tarcia Kennedy on 15 votes and Mitchell McCormack on 13. However, some consistent form at the back end of the season saw McCormack back into contention before the last round, the top three separated by just one vote. He secured 8 votes in the last game to finish on 36 and win his first Best and Fairest award. Kennedy finished runner-up on 29 votes, with Reid third on 28. Brad McLeish was right in the mix on 24 votes in a fantastic first season. Best & Fairest - Mitchell McCormack Runner-Up - Tarcia Kennedy Most Consistent - Brad McLeish Most Improved - Brad Reid Most Potential - Angus McCormack Coach’s Award - Tyrone Reid
2006 First Grade Presentation Matt Smith is the Blues Best & Fairest for 2006 leading the count from start to finish, ahead of Dave Manning and CWAFL Best & Fairest Frank Bright . Dave only just pipped Frank, scoring 6 votes to Frank’s 2 in the last game. Best & Fairest - Matthew Smith Runner-Up - David Manning Most Consistent - Frank Bright Most Improved - Scott Parr Best Back - Allan McVey Coach’s Award - Marc Hyland Most Potential - Zac Milne Leading Goalkicker - Matthew Smith
2006 Reserve Grade Presentation
Reserves coach Brendan Reid took out the Best & Fairest in Reserve Grade for 2006 to add to his 2002 title in another one-sided vote count. Nathan Worth was runner-up to mirror the finish in the CWAFL vote count. Best & Fairest - Brendan Reid Runner-Up - Nathan Worth Most Consistent - Nathan Reid Most Improved - Paul Birch Coach’s Award - Al Lovett Leading Goalkicker - Nathan Worth
2006 Under 17’s Presentation Zac Milne again dominated the Under 17’s count scoring maximum votes in most games to defend the titles he won in 2004 and 2005. Chris Day was runner-up for the second year in a row having played just a handful of games, with Marcus Sandry and Matt Reed also polling well. Best & Fairest - Zac Milne Runner-Up - Chris Day Most Consistent - Kyron Blinman Most Improved - Des Doolan Coach’s Award - Marcus Sandry
2006 Under 14’s Presentation
Captain Wayne Collett won the Under 14’s count having finished a narrow second in the League medal. Josh Kennedy was runner-up, just beating Kevin Book. Best & Fairest - Wayne Collett Runner-Up - Josh Kennedy Most Consistent - Cameron Harvey Most Improved - Nick Higgins Coach’s Award - Kevin Book & Mitchell McCormack
First Grade Presentation Aaron Thorn is the Blues Best & Fairest for 2005 picking up 5 votes in the final game to narrowly eclipse Frank Bright and CWAFL Best & Fairest Dave Manning. It came down to the final envelope in a tight count. Dave’s elbow injury late in the season may have cost him the award as he led well prior to the injury, but Thorny was a deserved winner with a very consistent season. Best & Fairest - Aaron Thorn Runner-Up - Frank Bright Most Consistent - Dave Manning Most Improved - Geoff Ryan Best Back - Andrew Falconer Coach’s Award - Jason Durden Most Potential - Zac Milne Leading Goalkicker - Corey Kennedy
Reserve Grade Presentation
Peter Bryson took out the Best & Fairest in Reserve Grade for 2005 in another extremely close vote count. Nathan Thorn scored plenty of votes early and led Pete by 4 votes and Rod Doolan by 7 votes before the last game, but great final games by Pete and Rod saw a big turnaround. Best & Fairest - Peter Bryson Runner-Up - Nathan Thorn & Rod Doolan Most Consistent - Rod Doolan Most Improved - Marcus Sandry Coach’s Award - Peter Bryson Leading Goalkicker - Nathan Thorn
Under 17’s Presentation Zac Milne dominated the Under 17’s count scoring maximum votes in the final 3 rounds to defend the title he won in 2004. Chris Day was runner-up with Marcus Sandry, Pat Egan and Matt Boyce also polling well. Best & Fairest - Zac Milne Runner-Up - Chris Day Most Consistent - Marcus Sandry Most Improved - Chris Slattery Coach’s Award - Patrick Egan
Under 14’s Presentation
Another close count with Rob Treloar securing the title in the final game. After a difficult season, the Under 14’s should be a stronger unit next year, retaining most of the team. Best & Fairest - Robert Treloar Runner-Up - Billy-Joe Mewburn Most Consistent - Michelle Gregory Coach’s Award - Simon Treloar
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