Williamstown's B&F results.

[Dale61]

Fletch wins successive B&F's

A premiership medallion, a Norm Goss Medal and now a second successive Gerry Callahan Medal to win Williamstown's 2003 Best and Fairest Award. It doesn't get much better than that.

After finishing equal third in the VFL's JJ Liston Trophy, Adrian Fletcher was the favourite heading into the nights vote count, however there were a number of players all in contention to win the award. By the end of the night it was the playing Assistant Coach who won his second successive Gerry Callahan Trophy with 80 votes. Runner up for the award was Co-Captain Brad Lloyd with 71 votes, with Sam Cranage finishing third with 70 votes.

The Ron James Memorial Trophy is awarded to the player judged by his peers as the Most Valuable Player. The criteria for the award is the player who displays the qualities of determination, courage, leadership, spirit and an ability to overcome adversity. This prestigious award, as judged by the Williamstown playing group, was won by Matthew Pearce.

In the reserves vote count Luke Jarrad took out the Bill Sheehan Memorial Award for the reserves best and fairest with 90 votes, from Nick McArdle on 85 votes, with Tom Hill and Ben Kelly tied for third with 84 votes.

The major award winners on the night were:

SENIORS
Gerry Callahan Medal - Best and Fairest 2003
Adrian Fletcher
Peter McIntyre Memorial - Runner Up 2003
Brad Lloyd
Cec Page Memorial - 2nd Runner Up 2003
Sam Cranage
Bert Hodge Memorial - Leading Goal Kicker 2003
Marcus Baldwin
Arthur Johnson Memorial - Coaches Trophy 2003
Troy West
Team Sacrifice Acts 2003
Sam Cranage
Best in Finals 2003
Jarrod Molloy

RESERVES
Bill Sheehan Memorial - Reserves Best and Fairest 2003
Luke Jarrad
Reserves Best and Fairest Runner Up
Nick McArdle
Most Consistent 2003
Tom Hill
Most Determined 2003
Ben Kelly
Best in Finals 2003
Kurt Gowers
Coaches Award 2003
Luke Theodore


Ron James Memorial Trophy - Most Valuable Player 2003
Matthew Pearce



SENIORS TOP 10 2003

1. Adrian Fletcher 80

2. Brad Lloyd 71

3. Sam Cranage 70

4. Josh Mahoney 64
Dane Swan 64

6. Heath Scotland 51

7. Marcus Baldwin 48

8. Troy West 43

9. Rupert Betheras 40

10. Glenn Freeborn 37


RESERVES TOP 10

1. Luke Jarrad 90

2. Nick McArdle 85

3. Tom Hill 84
Ben Kelly 84

5. Aaron Ramsay 70

6. Leigh Sheehan 63

7. Luke Theodore 62

8. Matthew Pearce 60

9. Terry Knight 55

10. Scott Taylor 47

[Davros]

Have West and Fletcher (and anyone else) decided to stay on or retire yet?

[Davros]

Have West and Fletcher (and anyone else) decided to stay on or retire yet?

Oh yeh well done to all those who won an award and made it into the top 10.

[commonwombat]

Would be good if they could keep Fletcher for another season. Realise he's not getting any younger or quicker but a number of younger midfileders (or aspiring midfielders) would benefit from being around such a smart player.
Consider he was a very underated player at AFL level.

[Dale61]

The local paper has reported that Fletch is in line to take up an assistant coach's position at the Kangaroos, and thus, become the coach of Port Melbourne.

Will keep everyone up to date as further news comes to hand.

[Tank36]

Westy is playing another year and Fletcher looks like going to North as an assistant as Dale61 said.

[onslaught]

Pretty sure that Fletcher went to Geelong as an assistant coach.

[Dale61]

Onslaught, the comments re Fletch going to North were posted BEFORE it was announced he had gone to Geelong.

In fact, there is a topic on Fletch's departure further down the list.

[onslaught]

ahh!

Thanks.. My eyes must be painted on

[Miss_Lisey_Molloy]

Congratulations to Fletcher and everyone else!!! Im proud of you all!

Congratulations to my baby Jarrod Molloy who won the award for best player in the finals! You deserved it honey!! i love you!

Love always, Alyssa xoxo