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Some of Leeton-Whitton's award winners from their recent presentation evening. Pictures supplied
MASON Dryburgh has taken out Leeton-Whitton's top player of the year award at the club's recent presentation night.
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After a tough season, the Crows held their presentation night on October 21, with Dryburgh taking home the best and fairest honour for first grade.
Football award winners
First grade
- Best and fairest: Mason Dryburgh
- Runner-up: Tom Meline and Bryce O'Garey
- Most consistent: Nathan Ryan
- Most improved: Dan Hillam
- Best first year player: Jack Coelli
- Most determined: Will Wakeman
- Coach's award: Angus Crelley
Reserve grade
- Best and fairest: Luke Trembath
- Runner-up: Craig Townsend
- Most consistent: Mat Axtill
- Most improved: Damian Barker
- Best first year player: Jack McDonell
- Most determined: Mark Burns
- Coach's award: Cooper Boardman
Under 17s
- Best and fairest: Chris Iannelli
- Runner-up: Shannon Lehman
- Most consistent: Blake Ryan
- Most improved: Barry Spicer
- Best first year player: James Rourke
- Most determined: Jhi Grundy
- Coach's award: Hugo Gerhardy
- Evan Killen award: Will Aliendi
- Nathan Aliendi guts and gravy memorial award: Lachlan Broad
- Best in finals: Cooper Purtill
Special Awards
- John "Stoney" McLean Memorial Clubperson of the Year: Kate Jones.
- Peter Brown Memorial (most promising junior): Darcy Cullan.
- Lou Brown Memorial strappers award: Cooper Purtill.
- Gary Whymark Memorial (most outstanding local player): Taj Doyle and Bryce O'Garey.
- Max Kruse Memorial (most votes in RFL): Bryce O'Garey/
- Life member inductees: Jenny Meline, Tom Meline, Tim Carroll, Chez Whymark and Pat Lyons.
A report on the Leeton-Whitton Crows netball winners will appear in an upcoming edition of The Irrigator.
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