A night of glamour at the AFL Hunter Central Coast 2019 Elliott Davey medal

The ladies frocked up and the men scrubbed up at the AFL Hunter Central Coast 2019 Elliott Davey Medal presentation on Wednesday night.

It was a night of glamour as the Hunter Central Coast AFL's elite descended on the Belmont 16's for the annual Elliott Davey Medal awards.

Off the field and into the spotlight, it was a night of glamour at the AFL Hunter Central Coast 2019 Elliott Davey medal on Wednesday night.

Players, coaches and supporters from teams across Newcastle and the Central Coast arrived in style at the end of year presentation, just a few days out from all grand finals.

(from left) Matisse Coran-Parker, Arizona Cross, Taylah Wilks, Sheree Vukovich — Cardiff

Nelson Bay players Billy Barton (left), Kate Holland, Brendan Jones (right)

Jamie Butters (Singleton) and Oliver Moody (Singleton)

In a thrilling night of awards, Andrew Scott from the Singleton Roosters polled the most votes to take out the prestigious Elliott Davey medal, one vote ahead of Chris Bishop from the Terrigal Avoca Panthers.

In the women’s best and fairest award, Wallsend West Newcastle’s Kate Booth polled three votes in the last round to tie with Wyong Lakes Rebecca Ives, who polled two in the same match.

In the Granland Medal, awarded to the best and fairest player in the Men’s plate competition, it was Dane Amidy from Killarney Vale, recording 23 votes to finish six clear of Jacob Connor from Muswellbrook.

Club of the Year went to Killarney Vale Bombers.

Tiarne Forder (Muswellbrook) and Jacob Connor (Muswellbrook)

umpires Janelle Biden (left) and Zali Mertens

Jeff Hartup and Emily Sheridan — Haval sponsor

Izaac Hughes (Cardiff) and partner Kate Vujik

Action from the Elliott Davey Medal.

Awards winner — 2019 Elliott Davey Medal Night

Elliott Davey Medal — Andrew Scott — Singleton (20)

Women’s Best and Fairest — Rebecca Ives — Wyong Lakes (22)

— Kate Booth — Wallsend West Newcastle (22)

Granland Medal — Dane Amidy — Killarney Vale (23)

(from left) Molly Simpson, Taylor Joyce, Rosie Ronah-Yates — Newcastle City

Hunter Masters AFL players and two of their partners at the Elliott Davey Medal awards.

Stephen and Rose Potter — Port Stephens Power

Crowds gathered in the Belmont 16's auditorium for the Elliott Davey Medal awards.

Men’s representative player of the year — Braydon Tos — Wyong Lakes

Women’s representative player of the year — Molly Simpson — Newcastle City

Maurice Goolagong Trophy (Leading Goal Kicker Men’s Cup) — Izaac Hughes — Cardiff (58)

Women’s leading goal kicker — Angela Jones — Killarney Vale (88)

Men’s Plate leading goal kicker — Abraham Gibson — Newcastle City (50)

Coach (MVP) men’s — Andrew Scott — Singleton

Kira Jones and Kate Booth (players) with Wallsend Swans women’s team.

(from left) Zara Boyce, Kyah McBride, Nadene McBride, Tori Cowburn, Bree Howard — Singleton

Adam and Julie Shearer, Hunter Masters

Coach (MVP) women’s — Kate Booth — Wallsend West Newcastle

Rising star men’s — Harrison Selkick — Newcastle City

Rising star women’s — Eloise Petersen — Cardiff

Most outstanding young male footballer — Reed Van Huisstede — Newcastle City

Most outstanding young female footballer — Billie Schneeweiss — Lake Macquarie

James J Arnold Award Volunteer of the Year — Michael Livesay — Wallsend West Newcastle

Leesa and David Beauchamp — sponsor

Wallsend (from left) Kaiden Hudson, Ryan Davies, Amy Pitman

Amy Pitman and Murray Younger — Wallsend

Club championship — Terrigal Avoca

Club of the Year — Killarney Vale

Top: Elliott Davey Medal

1. Andrew Scott — Singleton 20 Votes
2. Chris Bishop — Terrigal Avoca 19 Votes
3. Josh Mifsud — Killarney Vale 18 Votes

Top: Women’s Best and Fairest

1. Rebecca Ives — Wyong Lakes 22 Votes

1. Kate Booth — Wallsend West Newcastle 22 Votes

3. Samantha Delaney — Warners Bay — 21

(from left) Cameron White, Andrew Scott, Zac Thompson — Singleton

Kate Handley and Meaghan MacDonald (right) — Newcastle City

Jacob Dart and Samantha Delaney, both players, with the Warners Bay Bulldogs.

Luke Draper and Alex Tigani (Singleton)