Jack Geary and Meg Gilbert were the major award winners at Golden Square Football Netball Club’s presentation night.
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Geary won the John Jones Memorial Trophy as the club’s senior best and fairest winner, while Gilbert claimed the A-grade best and fairest award.
Geary polled 227 votes to defeat fellow midfielder Adam Baird by just two votes in a thrilling count.
Club great Simon Rosa finished third in his final season with a 119 votes, while Tom Toma was fourth on 116.
Dylan Johnstone won the Brian Pell Memorial goal kicking award, ruckman Matt Compston took out the coaches award and Jake Thrum earned the Cyril Bourke Memorial Rising Star Award.
Other football awards: Reserves – Best and Fairest: Regan Harvey. Runner-up: Shaun Young. Coaches award: Troy Young and Lachlan Woodward. Most improved: Lachlan Humphrey.
Under-18s – Paul Jakubans Memorial Best and Fairest: Brock Harvey. Runner-up: Braydon Welsh. Nana Kenyon Memorial goal kicking: Jordan Waldron. Coaches award: Sheldon Burke.
Best club person – Erin McGurk and Jake Donegan.
Netball awards: A-grade – Best and fairest: Meg Gilbert. Runner-up: Ash Ryan. Coaches award: Abbey Ryan.
A-reserve – Best and Fairest: Kristen Wilson. Runner-up: Jody Richards. Coaches award: Lauren Ray.
B-grade – Best and Fairest: Millie Donegan. Runner-up: Abbey Dorrington and Emily Streader. Coaches award: Millie Donegan.
B-reserve – Best and Fairest: Maddie Kelly. Runner-up: Adelaide Annand and Shelby Hickman. Coaches award: Adelaide Annand.
17-and-under – Best and Fairest: Makayla Dole. Runner-up: Georgia Miller. Coaches award: Emily Kinder.
