Picola has two wins from its three matches this season and Jorgensen has attracted top votes on each occasion. He has a four vote lead on his nearest opposition.
His team is sitting fifth on the Picola District Football Netball League table, but has a tough assignment against Katamatite this weekend.
Jorgensen kicked four goals in the 119-point win of Picola on Saturday against Blighty, having hit the scoreboard a fortnight earlier when his team was a nine-point winner against Deni Rovers.
Players from four different clubs are four votes behind Jorgensen in the early stages of voting, including Echuca goalkicker Logan Prout.
He, along with Ben Fulford, Tongala star Nick Jamieson and Nick Pavlou from Moama have all polled in multiple games.
The Moama Bowling Club-Game on Podcast Footballer of the Year award carries $2500 in prizemoney.
Every Wednesday Riverine Herald sports journalists Bransen Gibson and Josh Huntly provide an insight in what is happening in the Goulburn Valley, Heathcote, Murray and Picola leagues.
The pair cover football and netball in their 45-minute podcast, which can provide listeners with a little more insight into what appears in the pages of the Riv Herald.
Stay tuned for interviews with some of the stars from Echuca, Echuca United, Moama, LBU, Leitvchville-Gunbower, Tongala, Colbinabbin, Picola, Rochester and Mathoura in coming weeks.
Every Monday The Riv provides an eight-page guide to all the football and netball action in the district with its Game On sports liftout.
Progressive voting in the Moama Bowling Club-Game on Podcast is:
9 Blake Jorgensen
5 Ben Fulford (LBU), Logan Prout (Ech), Nick Jamieson (Ton), Nick Pavlou (Moa)
4 Jack Duggan (Math), Lachlan Egglestone (Ech Uni), James Harney (Ech Uni)
– Four players share the lead in the Moama Bowling Club-Game On Podcast Netballer of the Year award after the opening month of competition.
Bianca Willis from Echuca has twice been judged best-on court for her unbeaten outfit, while Echuca United’s Jess Saunders registered a win and two votes for Echuca United on Saturday.
The other leaders are Jodi Lake and Corey Drennan from Moama.
Progressive voting:
7 Bianca Willis (Ech), Corey Drennan (Moa), Jess Saunders (Ech Uni), Jodi Lake (Moa)
6 Jess Hardess (LBU), Britt Edwards
5 Millie Brock (Ton), Rose Hammond (Ton), Steph Vick (Ech), Tilley Keenan (Ech Uni), Tiarna Steele (Moa), Kate Pearson (Ech Uni)
4 Teal Hocking (Roch), Remi Day (Ech Uni), Greta Pearson, Grace Hammond (Ton), Ashleigh Zara (Col)
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