1/14Magarey Medal winner Mitch Grigg. Picture: Dean Martin
In pictures: Magarey Medal red carpet
THE proud tradition of South Australian football’s greatest night continued, culminating in Norwood’s Mitch Grigg winning the coveted Magarey Medal.
2/14Taylor Whitington with partner Lewis Hender. Picture Dean Martin
3/14Sturt’s Sam Colquhoun with Kate Graves. Picture Dean Martin
4/14Norwood’s Mitch Grigg with Tymeka Burns. Picture: Dean Martin
5/14Port’s Brendon AhChee with Cassie Barrett. Picture: Dean Martin
6/14Port’s Matt Lobbe with Ashleigh Fitzgerald. Picture: Dean Martin
7/14Crows’ Reilly O’Brien with Chloe Swale. Picture: Dean Martin
8/14Sturt’s James Battersby with Abby Dollins. Picture: Dean Martin
9/14Norwood’s Cameron Shenton with Sophie Gardner. Picture: Dean Martin
10/14Central’s Nick Holman. Picture: Dean Martin
11/14Sturt’s Zane Kirkwood and partner Brooke Chaplin. Picture: Dean Martin
12/14Hall of Fame inductee's (standing at back) Michael O'Loughlin and Damian Squire with Stuart Palmer and John Condon (sitting). Picture: Matt Turner.
13/14Also at the Magarey Medal award night were Kate and Harry from the House Rules TV series.
14/14Meanwhile, in Melbourne, Adelaide Crows players Taylor Walker and Rory Sloane arrive ahead of the AFL Players’ MVP Awards night. Photo by Darrian Traynor/Getty Images
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