Who was crowned your club’s 2019 best-and-fairest winner?

From history-makers to comeback kids and unheralded heroes, this year’s best-and-fairest awards recognised some of the AFL’s best talents. Who won at your club?

Marcus Bontempelli triumphed in the Charles Sutton Medal for a third time. Picture: AAP Image/Scott Barbour.

From three-time winners to new kids on the block, this year’s AFL best-and-fairest awards were flush with great stories.

James Worpel became the youngest winner of Hawthorn’s award since Leigh Matthews in 1971, while Marcus Bontempelli and Patrick Cripps won their respective club’s medal for the third time.

Re-cap the top 10 from every count and read our full stories below.

Brad Crouch was Adelaide’s Club Champion. Picture: Mark Brake.

ADELAIDE

1st Brad Crouch 208

2nd Rory Sloane 203

3rd Rory Laird 191

4th Matt Crouch 180

5th Brodie Smith 179

6th Daniel Talia 165

7th Taylor Walker 148

8th Rory Atkins 129

9th Alex Keath 127

10th David Mackay 119

Lachie Neale capped a stellar first year in Brisbane by winning the best and fairest.

BRISBANE LIONS

1st Lachie Neale 386

2nd Dayne Zorko 348

3rd Hugh McCluggage 322

4th Jarryd Lyons 298

5th Daniel Rich 289

6th Charlie Cameron 280

7th Stefan Martin 275

8th Darcy Gardiner 271

9th Mitch Robinson 269

10th Harris Andrews 245

Patrick Cripps took home the John Nicholls Medal for a third time.

CARLTON

1st Patrick Cripps 143

2nd Ed Curnow 138

3rd Lachie Plowman 134

4th Sam Walsh 125

5th Levi Casboult 116

6th Jacob Weitering 110

7th Liam Jones 95

8th Marc Murphy 88

9th Kade Simpson 87

10th Sam Petrevski-Seton 68

Brodie Grundy’s dominance was rewarded with the Copeland Trophy.

COLLINGWOOD

1st Brodie Grundy 174

2nd Scott Pendlebury 158

3rd Jack Crisp 147

4th Adam Treloar 141

5th Brayden Maynard 124

6th Steele Sidebottom 118

7th Tom Phillips 116

8th Jeremy Howe 115

9th Brody Mihocek 106

10th Jordan Roughead 105

Zach Merrett celebrates winning the Crichton Medal.

ESSENDON

1st Zach Merrett 427

2nd Dylan Shiel 389

3rd Adam Saad 376

4th Conor McKenna 361

5th Dyson Heppell 353

6th Andrew McGrath 343

7th Patrick Ambrose 324

8th Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 321

9th Darcy Parish 313

10th Michael Hurley 307

Brownlow medallist Nat Fyfe claimed the Doig Medal. Picture: Paul Kane/Getty Images.

FREMANTLE

1st Nat Fyfe 272

2nd Michael Walters 238

3rd Bradley Hill 207

4th David Mundy 186

5th Ed Langdon 155

6th Luke Ryan 139

7th Joel Hamling 125

8th Rory Lobb 120

9th Andrew Brayshaw 109

10th Darcy Tucker 108

Doug Wade presents the 2019 Carji Greeves Medal to Patrick Dangerfield.

GEELONG

1st Patrick Dangerfield 268

2nd Tim Kelly 259.5

3rd Tom Stewart 251

4th Tom Hawkins 250

5th Mark Blicavs 247

6th Luke Dahlhaus 245

7th Gary Ablett 241.5

8th Mitch Duncan 240.5

9th Joel Selwood 239

10th Gryan Miers 238

Jarrod Witts was a runaway winner of Gold Coast’s best and fairest. Picture: Jono Searle/AFL Photos/via Getty Images.

GOLD COAST

1st Jarrod Witts 553

2nd David Swallow 417

3rd Darcy MacPherson 368

4th Jarrod Harbrow 367

5th Brayden Fiorini 315

6th Touk Miller 288

7th Anthony Miles 257

8th Pearce Hanley 251

9th Charlie Ballard 214

10th Jack Hombsch 212

Midfielder Tim Taranto pipped Jeremy Cameron to win the Sheedy Medal. Picture: Phil Hillyard.

GWS GIANTS

1st Tim Taranto 222 votes

2nd Jeremy Cameron 220

3rd Jacob Hopper 218

4th Nick Haynes 206

5th Zac Williams 203

6th Matt de Boer 192

7th Lachie Whitfield 183

8th Toby Greene 180

9th Phil Davis 167

10th Jeremy Finlayson 164

James Worpel was the youngest winner of the Hawks’ best and fairest in almost 50 years.

HAWTHORN

1st James Worpel 115

2nd Ricky Henderson 104

3rd Jaeger O’Meara 103

4th James Sicily 100

5th Blake Hardwick 90

6th Jarman Impey 85

7th Liam Shiels 78

8th Ben McEvoy 75

9th Luke Breust 73

10th Ben Stratton 63

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Max Gawn and Clayton Oliver tied for Melbourne’s best and fairest.

MELBOURNE

1st Max Gawn 464

1st Clayton Oliver 464

3rd Jack Viney 323

4th James Harmes 319

5th Christian Petracca 293

6th Bayley Fritsch 230

7th Christian Salem 213

8th Angus Brayshaw 210

9th Sam Frost 204

10th Jayden Hunt 199

Ben Cunnington brushed off Robbie Tarrant to win the Roos’ Syd Barker Medal.

NORTH MELBOURNE

1st Ben Cunnington 242

2nd Robbie Tarrant 227

3rd Todd Goldstein 192*

4th Trent Dumont 192

5th Ben Brown 190*

6th Jack Ziebell 190

7th Jared Polec 184

8th Shaun Higgins 170

9th Jasper Pittard 169

10 Shaun Atley 158

*countback used

Travis Boak won the John Cahill Medal as Port Adelaide’s best player.

PORT ADELAIDE

1st Travis Boak 179

2nd Darcy Byrne-Jones 168

3rd Dan Houston 167

4th Connor Rozee 131

5th Tom Clurey 130

5th Tom Jonas 130

7th Tom Rockliff 114

8th Ryan Burton 113

9th Xavier Duursma 111

10th Robbie Gray 110

Dion Prestia was the Jack Dyer medallist for premier Richmond.

RICHMOND

1st Dion Prestia 91

2nd Shane Edwards 79

3rd Dylan Grimes 75

4th Nick Vlastuin 70

5th Tom Lynch 69

6th Dustin Martin 67

7th Bachar Houli 64

8th Kane Lambert 63

9th David Astbury 55

=10th Jason Castagna 47

=10th Daniel Rioli 47

Seb Ross became a dual winner of St Kilda’s Trevor Barker Award.

ST KILDA

1st Seb Ross 170

2nd Rowan Marshall 152

3rd Jack Steele 151

4th Jack Billings 140

5th Tim Membrey 136

6th Jade Gresham 131

7th Callum Wilkie 115

8th Luke Dunstan 111

9th Josh Bruce 108

10th Shane Savage 101

Defender Dane Rampe blitzed the field in Sydney’s best and fairest count. Picture: Phil Hillyard.

SYDNEY

1st Dane Rampe 581

2nd George Hewett 461

3rd Luke Parker 458

4th Tom Papley 457

5th Callum Mills 429

6th Isaac Heeney 420

7th Jake Lloyd 408

8th Aliir Aliir 388

9th Jordan Dawson 383

10th Josh Kennedy 351

Luke Shuey’s season was rewarded by West Coast. Picture: Sarah Reed.

WEST COAST

1st Luke Shuey 258

2nd Elliot Yeo 239

3rd Brad Sheppard 234

4th Andrew Gaff 231

5th Jack Darling 199

6th Jeremy McGovern 198

7th Liam Ryan 190

8th Dom Sheed 182

9th Shannon Hurn 177

10th Jack Redden 164

Marcus Bontempelli triumphed in the Charles Sutton Medal for a third time. Picture: AAP Image/Scott Barbour.

WESTERN BULLDOGS

1st Marcus Bontempelli 299

2nd Josh Dunkley 270

3rd Jack Macrae 268

4th Jason Johannisen 174

5th Caleb Daniel 164

6th Lachie Hunter 161

7th Easton Wood 160

8th Aaron Naughton 154

9th Sam Lloyd 153

10th Hayden Crozier 141

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