Elliott Davey Medal Night Results 2019
Andrew Scott accepting the Elliott Davey Medal last night
What a thrilling night it was at the AFL Hunter Central Coast 2019 Elliott Davey Medal. In the Granland Medal, awarded to the best and fairest player in the AFL HCC HAVAL Men’s plate competition it was Dane Amidy from Killarney all the way, recording 23 votes to finish 6 votes clear of Jacob Connor from Muswellbrook.
In the AFL HCC Hunter HAVAL Women’s best and fairest count Wallsend West Newcastle’s Kate Booth polled 3 votes in the last round to tie with Wyong Lakes Rebecca Ives who polled 2 votes in the same match. Samantha Delaney from Warners Bay had an excellent season receiving 21 votes along with Kaneesha Murray (Wyong Lakes) and Anna Fraser (Maitland) who also finished in the top 5.
In the Elliott Davey Medal count Singleton Superstar Andrew Scott received 3 votes in the final game of the season against Newcastle City to finish 1 vote ahead of the evergreen Chris Bishop from Terrigal and 2 Votes clear of Josh Mifsud from Killarney Vale.
It was a record night for Scott taking out the Elliott Davey Medal, Coaches MVP along with being named as player – coach in the AFL HCC HAVAL team of the year.
Please see CLICK HERE for the AFL HCC Men’s and AFL HCC Women’s Team of the Year for 2019.
Awards winner – 2019 Elliott Davey Medal Night
| Award | Winner | Club | Details |
|
Elliott Davey Medal (Black Diamond Cup) |
Andrew Scott | Singleton | 20 Votes |
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Women’s Best and Fairest (AFL HCC Women’s) |
Rebecca Ives
Kate Booth |
Wyong Lakes
Wallsend West Newcastle |
22 Votes
22 Votes |
|
Granland Medal (Black Diamond Plate) |
Dane Amidy | Killarney Vale | 23 Votes |
|
Men’s Representative player of the year
|
Braydon Tos | Wyong Lakes | |
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Women’s Representative player of the year
|
Molly Simpson | Newcastle City | |
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Maurice Goolagong Trophy (Leading Goal Kicker Men’s Cup)
|
Izaac Hughes | Cardiff | 58 Goals |
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Women’s leading Goal Kicker
|
Angela Jones | Killarney Vale | 88 Goals |
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Men’s Plate leading Goal Kicker
|
Abraham Gibson | Newcastle City | 50 Goals |
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Coach MVP – Men’s
|
Andrew Scott | Singleton | |
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Coach MVP – Women’s
|
Kate Booth | Wallsend West Newcastle | |
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Rising Star – Men’s
|
Harrison Selkick | Newcastle City | |
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Rising Star – Women’s
|
Eloise Petersen | Cardiff | |
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Most Outstanding Young Male footballer
|
Reed Van Huisstede | Newcastle City | |
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Most Outstanding Young Female footballer
|
Billie Schneeweiss | Lake Macquarie | |
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James J Arnold Award – Volunteer of the Year
|
Michael Livesay | Wallsend West Newcastle | |
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Club Championship
|
Terrigal Avoca | ||
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Club of the Year
|
Killarney Vale |
Darren Bird from Wallsend West Newcastle was also awarded the AFL NSW/ACT Senior Coach of the year award.
Angus Darling from Terrigal Avoca was also presented with the Best on Ground Medal from the AFL HCC Social Competition Grand Final played on July 28th againist Hunter Masters at the Pasterfield Complex.
Top 5: Elliott Davey Medal
- Andrew Scott – Singleton 20 Votes
- Chris Bishop – Terrigal Avoca 19 Votes
- Josh Mifsud – Killarney Vale 18 Votes
- Tim Oosterhoff – Killarrney Vale 17 Votes
- Conor Haswell – Newcastle City 16 Votes
Top 5: Women’s Best and Fairest
- Rebecca Ives – Wyong Lakes 22 Votes
- Kate Booth – Wallsend West Newcastle 22 Votes
- Samantha Delaney – Warners Bay – 21
- Anna Fraser – Maitland – 19
- Kaneesha Murray – Wyong Lakes – 18
Top 5: Granland Medal
- Dane Amidy – Killarney Vale 23 Votes
- Jacob Connor – Muswellbrook – 17 Votes
- Ryan Besley – The Entrance Bateau Bay – 14
- Mitchell Black – Newcastle City – 11
- Bailey Hibbit – The Entrance Bateau Bay – 11
- Max Kozlik – Cardiff – 11
