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James Worpel won the 2019 Best & Fairest Award for Hawthorn, he finished on 115 votes narrowly defeating Ricky Henderson (104 votes). Worpel becomes the youngest Hawks B&F winner since Leigh Matthews (19yrs) at the age of 20. Worpel averaged 26.5 Disposals, 3.3 Marks & 4.9 Tackles for the Hawks,
Lachie Neale won the 2019 Best & Fairest Award in his first year at Brisbane, he finished on 386 votes well clear of runner-up Dayne Zorko (348 votes). Neale averaged 30.9 Disposals, 4.1 Marks & 3.8 Tackles for the Lions in 2019, he played in all 24 games. Hugh McCluggage
Cam Ellis-Yolmen has joined Brisbane as an unrestricted Free Agent, he played a total of 39 games for Adelaide since making his debut in 2014. Ellis-Yolmen averaged 23.5 Disposals, 2.9 Marks & 5.6 Tackles in 2019 for the Crows, he played in 10 games. “Cam will help bring more physicality
Brandon Ellis has joined Gold Coast as a Restricted Free Agent, he played 176 games for Richmond including 2 Premierships in 2017 & 2019. Ellis averaged 21.1 Disposals, 5.0 Marks & 2.5 Tackles for the Tigers in 2019, he has played in 94.4% of games since the beginning of the
The AFL Best & Fairest Award season has been completed with all 18 teams announcing 2019 club champions, James Worpel became the youngest (20) Hawk since Leigh Matthews to win a B&F while Marcus Bontempelli won his third B&F at the age of 23 for the Bulldogs. Below are the