AFL Masters Vic Metro released the final best & fairest vote tallies for season 2019. We already know that Craig McKay took out the Over 45’s best and fairest by the slenderest of margins in a very tight voting block. Here’s the breakdown for Coburg.
In the Women’s Cath Rees continued her consistent form topping the vote count.
Craig Muir, Joe Basilone and Carlo Renna were equal leaders for Coburg in the Over 50’s. Don’t be surprised if all three poll well for the club best & fairest award.
The Over 45’s was tight with the winner, as previously mentioned, Craig Mckay on 12 votes. Tony Callea finished 4th, while Bruno Scuilli, Mark Gillman and John Haddad all had top 10 finishes.
The runners up honours in the Reserves was shared by Kane O’Brien and Shane Frederickson, two obvious candidates that would have taken votes off each other throughout the season. Richard Collins finished equal 4th and Carlo Federico equal 5th.
The Supers had two stand outs at the top of the tally both from other clubs and then there was daylight with a packed list in which Tony Liberatore finished equal 5th.
Mens Over 35's Reserves
9 Kane O'Brien, Shane Frederickson
5 Richard Collins
4 Carlo Federico
3 Wayne Duggan, Clint Nichols, Daniel Allen, Paul Turner
2 Mark Medley, Jared Willits
1 Anthony Meek
Mens Over 35's Supers
5 Tony Liberatore
4 Jamie Wright
3 Scott Matthews, Peter Poelsma
2 Mark Gillman, Jason Dean, Jay Shewan
Womens Over 35's
3 Cath Rees
2 Peita Price
1 Kate Francis, Sylvia Lushaj
Mens Over 45's
12 Craig McKay
9 Tony Callea
6 Bruno Sciulli
3 John Haddad, Mark Gillman
2 Peter Cummins, Ron Torcasio
1 Gary Jeffery, Mark Medley
Mens Over 50's
3 Craig Muir, Joe Basilone, Carlo Renna
2 Charles Charalambous, Frank Veri
1 Nick Duryea
In the Women’s Cath Rees continued her consistent form topping the vote count.
Craig Muir, Joe Basilone and Carlo Renna were equal leaders for Coburg in the Over 50’s. Don’t be surprised if all three poll well for the club best & fairest award.
The Over 45’s was tight with the winner, as previously mentioned, Craig Mckay on 12 votes. Tony Callea finished 4th, while Bruno Scuilli, Mark Gillman and John Haddad all had top 10 finishes.
The runners up honours in the Reserves was shared by Kane O’Brien and Shane Frederickson, two obvious candidates that would have taken votes off each other throughout the season. Richard Collins finished equal 4th and Carlo Federico equal 5th.
The Supers had two stand outs at the top of the tally both from other clubs and then there was daylight with a packed list in which Tony Liberatore finished equal 5th.
Mens Over 35's Reserves
9 Kane O'Brien, Shane Frederickson
5 Richard Collins
4 Carlo Federico
3 Wayne Duggan, Clint Nichols, Daniel Allen, Paul Turner
2 Mark Medley, Jared Willits
1 Anthony Meek
Mens Over 35's Supers
5 Tony Liberatore
4 Jamie Wright
3 Scott Matthews, Peter Poelsma
2 Mark Gillman, Jason Dean, Jay Shewan
Womens Over 35's
3 Cath Rees
2 Peita Price
1 Kate Francis, Sylvia Lushaj
Mens Over 45's
12 Craig McKay
9 Tony Callea
6 Bruno Sciulli
3 John Haddad, Mark Gillman
2 Peter Cummins, Ron Torcasio
1 Gary Jeffery, Mark Medley
Mens Over 50's
3 Craig Muir, Joe Basilone, Carlo Renna
2 Charles Charalambous, Frank Veri
1 Nick Duryea
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