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Goorambat Awards Night a resounding success

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Sep 26, 2023

Outstanding Club Person Award (Geoff Heaney Perpetual Shield): Clint Nolan.

Goorambat FNC held its vote count and presentation for the season 2023 at the Benalla Bowls Club on Saturday, September 23.

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The night was a chance for players, volunteers and sponsors to celebrate the season.

Club awards

President’s Award (Charlie Cooper Perpetual Shield) — David Hernan
Outstanding Club Person Award (Geoff Heaney Perpetual Shield) — Clint Nolan
Outstanding Young Club Person Award (Gay and Kevin Nolan Perpetual Shield) — Chloe Trevena
Most Valuable Netball Club Person Award — Heath and Jacki Hammond
Most Courageous Player (Andy Baker Perpetual Trophy) — Football — Robert Wilson
Most Dedicated Player (Don Morton Perpetual Shield) — Football — Darcy Edgar
Life Memberships (100 games) — Chloe Trevena, Kobi Chapman, Brittany Button, Matthew Armstrong

Outstanding Young Club Person Award (Gay and Kevin Nolan Perpetual Shield): Chloe Trevena.

Most Valuable Netball Club Person Award: Heath and Jacki Hammond.

Most Dedicated Player (Don Morton Perpetual Shield) – Football: Darcy Edgar.

Milestone games:

Erin Hernan (200 games), Kylie Relf (250 games), Travers Nolan (300 games)

Senior football

Best-and-fairest (Andrew Ellis Perpetual Trophy) – Jamie Dunne
Runner up best-and-fairest – Ryan Burns
Captain’s Choice Award – Kobe Black
Best first-year player at club – Bradley Simmons
Best team player – Curtis Anker
Leading goalkicker – Aaron Blackburn

Seniors best-and-fairest (Andrew Ellis Perpetual Trophy): Jamie Dunne.

All smiles: Seniors runner-up best-and-fairest – Ryan Burns, and Seniors Captain’s Choice Award — Kobe Black.

Seniors leading goalkicker: Aaron Blackburn.

A-grade netball

Best-and-fairest – Brittany Button
Runner-up best-and fairest – Kylie Relf
Players player (as voted by the team) – Amelia Gall

A-grade best-and-fairest: Brittany Button.

A-grade players player (as voted by the team): Amelia Gall.

Reserves football

Best-and-fairest (Rettke Family Shield) — Todd Haslam
Runner-up best-and-fairest – Dallas Spencer
Most improved player – Dylan Brain
Coaches Award – Todd Wapling
Most consistent player – Daniel Lemmer

Reserves most improved player: Dylan Brain.

Reserves best-and-fairest (Rettke Family Shield): Todd Haslam.

B-grade netball

Best-and-fairest – Georgia Thomson
Runner-up best-and-fairest – Tiffany Kirkpatrick
Most dependable player – Chelsea Bamford

B-grade best-and-fairest: Georgia Thomson.

B-grade most dependable player: Chelsea Bamford.

B-reserve netball

Best-and-fairest – Elise Nolan
Runner-up best and fairest – Kate Nolan
Coaches Award – Abby Hammond
Players player (voted by the team) – Elise Nolan

Best-and-fairest: Elise Nolan (right) and runner-up best-and-fairest – Kate Nolan.

C-grade netball

Best-and-fairest – Poppy Broomhall
Runner-up best-and-fairest – Charli Button
Coaches Award – Molly Martin

C grade best-and-fairest: Poppy Broomhall. Photo: Kate Nolan

Under-15s netball

Best-and-fairest – Ruby Richardson
Runner-up best-and-fairest – Eleanor Renkin
Coaches Award – Libby Renkin

Under-15 runner-up best-and-fairest: Eleanor Renkin. Photo: Kate Nolan

Under-15 best and fairest: Ruby Richardson. Photo: Kate Nolan

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