In senior football, Lachlan Ross was rewarded for his career-best season with his first best and fairest award, while the A-grade netball award was won by Sophie Shoebridge.

Ross, who late last month informed the Dragons he had signed with Kerang in the Central Murray Football League for the 2022 season, polled votes in 10 of the Dragons' 11 matches.

He finished with 192 votes - 43 clear of consistent ruckman Chris Down, with Lee Coghlan third on 133 votes.

In his first full season of senior football, Noah Walsh was fourth with 130 votes and James Coghlan rounded out the top five on 126 votes.

Sandhurst's A-grade netball best and fairest was dominated by the Dragons' defensive unit.

Shoebridge earned the Dragons' premier player award by polling 30 votes.

Shoebridge polled in eight of the Dragons' 11 games and held off the fast-finishing Ruby Turner in an entertaining count.

Turner, who last week was named in the Australian under-19 squad, polled 16 votes in the final five games to finish five votes behind Shoebridge on 25.

Imogen Sexton and Meg Williams were tied for third on 21 votes.

Sandhurst best and fairest results:

A-grade: Sophie Shoebridge 30, Ruby Turner 25, Imogen Sexton 21, Meg Williams 21, Heather Oliver 10, Shae Clifford 9, Rebecca Smith 8, Gabriella Greene 4, Tess Keating 2, Erica Dalrymple-Monro 1, Kelsey Meade 1.

A-reserve: Holly Lockhart 19, Kate McDougall 16, Paige Ryan 16, Tess Keating 13, Meg McCarthy 12, Madi Sexton 10, Emmie Banfield 9, Matisse Perez 8, Gabriella Greene 7, Keeley Jones 5, Abbey McCarthy 2, Kelsey Ralph 2, Isi Shoebridge 1.

B-grade: Darcy Williams 28, Elli Williams 20, Briona Giddings 18, Ellie Wilson 15, Tamara Gilchrist 15, Abbey McCarthy 13, Siobhan Liston 13, Bridget Turner 11, Sophie Perryman 11.

B-reserve: Isabelle Whiteley 24, Chloe Hann 18, Lucy Sherriff 18, Milly Ruff 18, Sahara Rodda 18, Bronte McConnachie 14, Darcey Lloyd 14, Reese Gilchrist 12, Jess Baird 7, Polly Robertson 1.

17-and-under: Charlotte Sexton 26, Maggie Keating 24, Aimee Dean 16, Katie Dean 16, Tahlia Isaacs 15, Lily Trimby 14, Tarryn Knights 10, Polly Robertson 8, Eliza Oxley 6, Sequoia Rodda 5, Marley Gallagher 4.

Seniors: Lachlan Ross 195, Chris Down 152, Lee Coghlan 133, Noah Walsh 130, James Coghlan 126, James Mittell 116, Nick Stagg 108, Joel Wharton 73, Blair Holmes 72, Liam Ireland 67, Lachlan Tardrew 53, Brodie Montague 36, Oscar McKinley 32, Matt Thornton 29, Mitch Rovers 29, Lachlan Zimmer 25, Sean O'Farrell 25, Jake McLean 24, Isaac Ruff 15, Isaac Carracher 14, Tanner Nally 12, Martin Leyden 8, Jed Zimmer 6, Jayden Jones 5.

Reserves: Dylan Morris 151, Callum Prest 145, Charlie Robinson 127, Seb Spijkerman 122, Billy Robertson 115, Jasper Stewart 108, Jayden Jones 105, Zac Featherby 89, Tanner Nally 67, Patrick O'Farrell 57, Caleb Connick 49, Leyton Ross 49, Steven Clune 30, Isaac Carracher 27, Isaiah Bull 25, Tom Calvert 24, Alex Wharton 22, Jordan Quirk 20, Zac Sims 20, Campbell Rowland 18, Jake McLean 18, Ben Edwards 15, Brodie Hartland 14, Zac Alford 13, Jacob Murphy 11.

Under-18s: Matt Wilkinson 202, James Worme 184, Jack Keating 116, Seb Morris 103, Henry McCarthy 78, Michael Kiraly 65, Rhys Bolton 60, Lachlan O'Brien 57, Luke Salvador 56, Tait Poyser 56, James Barri 55, Liam O'Brien 53, Nash Dignan 45, Wil Tuohey 42, Jack Craig 40, Tim Long 38, Isaac Willits 31, Xavier Fiske-Kealy 27, Mitch Gunter 14, Mason Hartland 10, Josh Gillies 8, Charlie Whitsed 5, Hugh Morris 5.

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