Fisher claims 2020 Sandover MedalTuesday, September 29, 2020 - 9:48 PM

Sam Fisher from Swan Districts Football Club was named 2020 Sandover Medallist at the vote count at Crown Ballroom tonight, Tuesday September 29, with a total of 13 votes.

Fisher finished the count two votes ahead of 2014 Sandover Medallist Aaron Black (West Perth) with 11 votes and Jackson Ramsay (East Perth) on 10 votes.

Fisher averaged 26.5 possessions during the season and polled votes in six of a possible eight games, including two votes in the final round to secure the 110th Sandover Medal.

Subiaco’s Danika Pisconeri was the winner of the Dhara Kerr Medal for the fairest and best player in the WAFL Women’s competition after collecting nine votes, going back-to-back after a joint win with teammate Hayley Miller in 2019.
  
2020 SANDOVER MEDAL LEADERBOARD                             

13 – Samuel Fisher (Swan Districts)

11 – Aaron Black (West Perth)

10 – Jackson Ramsay (East Perth)

9 – Jake Florenca (South Fremantle)

9 – Chris Masten (Perth)

8 – Kade Stewart (South Fremantle)

8 – Jye Bolton (Claremont)

7 – Tyler Keitel (West Perth)

7 – Alec Waterman (Claremont)

6 – Jesse Turner (Swan Districts)

6 – Kyal Horsley (Subiaco)

6 – Aidan Lynch (East Perth)

6 – Angus Scott (East Perth)

6 – Bailey Rogers (Claremont)

6 – Kane Mitchell (Claremont)

5 – Leigh Kitchin (Subiaco)

5 – Haiden Schloithe (South Fremantle)

5 – Cameron Eardley (East Fremantle)

4 – Luke Meadows (West Perth)

4 – Shane Nelson (West Perth)

4 – Corey Gault (Swan Districts)

4 – Lachlan Delahunty (Subiaco)

4 – Ben Howlett (Peel Thunder)

4 – Declan Mountford (Claremont)

2020 DHARA KERR MEDAL LEADERBOARD

9 – Danika Pisconeri (Subiaco)

7 – Abbey Dowrick (Subiaco)

6 – Chloe Wrigley (Peel Thunder)

6 – Ella Smith (Claremont)

6 – Jessica Cox (Swan Districts)

5 – Tiah Haynes (Subiaco)

4 – Kimberley Bowey (East Fremantle)

4 – Kira Phillips (Peel Thunder)

4 – Abby Barnden (Peel Thunder)

4 – Emily McGuire (Swan Districts)

4 – Gabrielle O'Sullivan (East Fremantle)

4 – Hayley Miller (Subiaco)

4 – Lara Filocamo (Subiaco)

4 – Mikayla Hyde (Swan Districts)

4 – Lauren Vecchio (South Fremantle)

The winners of the Simply Energy WAFL Colts, WAFL Reserves and WAFLW competitions were also honoured on the night, along with other WA Football Awards for Excellence.

WAFL Reserves Prendergast Medal

Manfred Kelly (South Fremantle)

WAFLW Reserves Fairest and Best

Hannah Brown (East Fremantle)

Simply Energy Colts Jack Clarke Medal

Lachlan VanIrsen (Subiaco)

Simply Energy Rogers Cup Fairest and Best 

Eva O'Donnell (Claremont) & Rosie Anderson (South Fremantle)

Bernie Naylor Medal – WAFL Leading Goalkicker

Mason Shaw (South Fremantle)

Joanne Huggins Medal – WAFLW Leading Goal Kicker 

Kira Phillips (Peel Thunder)

Cath Boyce WAFLW Rising Star presented by the West Coast Eagles     

Ebony Bilcich (Peel Thunder)
 
WAFLW Coach of the Year presented by Fremantle Football Club

Steve Markham (Peel Thunder)

JJ Leonard Coach of the Year

Trent Cooper (Fremantle Football Club)

Umpires Montgomery Medal

Jordan Fry

Rodriguez Shield – Champion Club

Claremont Football Club

Volunteer of the Year 

Russell Turner (Pilbara)

WAFL Life Members   

Denis Reynolds & Trevor O'Sullivan