PREMIER C – THE ZACHARIAH MEDAL JARROD CARLSON – MARCELLIN The vice captain has been instrumental in his team’s success in 2012. Jarrod has led from the front for Marcellin’s push into the finals as they look to make their way back to the upper echelons of amateur football. DIVISION 1- THE PEPPER MEDAL MATT KEOWN – NOBS / ST PATRICKS The skipper has been phenomenal this year in leading his side to a 17-1 season and a monumental come from behind two point win in their second semi final last weekend. Keown is now a back to back winner after being a joint winner of last year’s Division 1 Pepper Medal. Matt won this year more comfortably with 23 votes giving him three votes of breathing space this time around.
DIVISION 3 – THE HUTCHINSON MEDAL PAUL HARRIS - IVANHOE AFC Paul has been a midfield general for Ivanhoe in
DIVISION 2 – THE FULLERTON MEDAL DAVID WEST – ST MARY’S SALESIAN A personally successful year won’t compensate for St Mary’s Salesian’s failure to make the finals but we congratulate David on winning the Fullerton Medal. In fact David was the only player from the seven senior sections to win the competition best and fairest in a team that didn’t make the finals. David won the closest medal count in the seven sections
2012 helping them on their fun to second spot on the ladder. A regular in and under packs, the 33 year old would love nothing more than to taste Premiership glory in the coming weeks.
DIVISION 4 – THE MEEHAN MEDAL JORDAN LAMPI – POINT COOK Jordan has been a dynamic player for Point Cook as they pushed towards a first finals campaign. A regular midfielder who has drifted forward, his skill and poise under pressure have been a highlight in 2012. The 19 year old has a promising future at the club with younger brother Jessi also picking up votes this year we could be in for a Lampi dynasty. THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012
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