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2021 ALLOMES MEDAL AWARDS NIGHT
Monday, July 19, 2021 - 10:04 AM
Last Friday, South Fremantle Football Club celebrated its first stand-alone Allomes Medal and Vote Count.
The night was full of fun, celebrating some amazing achievements in our women’s program.
The big winners of the night were Pia Durk and Tahlia Holtze who came in equal first for the Allomes Medal as the league fairest and best winners from the South Fremantle team in the WAFLW competition.
Pia Durk and Tahlia Holtze both had impressive seasons winning the count by over six votes.
The Allomes Medal was named after Sally and Jenna Allomes to celebrate and acknowledge their extensive contribution to the South Fremantle Women’s Football Club.
Without these two amazing women our women’s program wouldn’t be what it is today.
Congratulations to Rogers Cup fairest and best Noa McNaughton and Reserves fairest and best Mellissa Silcock.
The night saw Jane Grljusich, club person and talented journalist as our MC, with a special guest speaker in Debra Rule.
Debra is the chair for the Fremantle Community Bank and shared some stories about what makes up her recipe for a successful life. Debra presented the Bendigo Bank Community Award to Tahlia McRoberts, a very deserving and committed player at our club.
See the full list of award winners below:
ROGERS CUP
Coaches Award: Chloe Boothman
Leading Goalkicker: Poppy Stockwell
Most Improved: Mia Whitelaw
Player of the Finals: Noa McNaughton
Runner-up Fairest & Best: Holy Denholm
Fairest & Best: Noa McNaughton
RESERVES
Coaches Award: Tina Waddell
Third Place Fairest & Best: Nakita Little & Emma Allison
Runner-up Fairest & Best: Tahlia Gibbs
Fairest & Best: Melissa Silcock
LEAGUE
Coaches Award: Ella Higgins
Leading Goalkicker: Zoe Huggett
Third Place Fairest & Best: Lauren Wakfer
Fairest & Best: Pia Durk & Tahlia Holtze
CLUB AWARDS
Bendigo Bank Community Award: Tahlia McRoberts
Rising Star: Lauren Wakfer
Best Club Person: Gary Thomas
Congratulations to all the nights deserving winners, we can't wait to see what the 2022 WAFLW season will bring.
