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Demonland Player of the Year

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Agree hardtack.

Jones was superb today, and really stood up in the new style of ball movement the coaching staff is implementing.

 

6. Sylvia

5. Jones

4. Trengove

3. Garland

2. Frawley

1. Blease

6: Sylvia

5: Jones

4: Garland

3: Bennell

2: Trengove

1: Frawley

And an Elephant stamp for effort to Sam Blease!

 

6: Sylvia

5: Jones

4: Garland

3: Frawley

2: Rivers

1: Jamar

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It looks like going right down to the wire between the two Jacks although Stef Martin and Nathan Jones are still "mathematical possibilities".

130 . Jack Watts

122 . Jack Trengove

103 . Stefan Martin

102 . Nathan Jones

92 . Jared Rivers

85 . Brent Moloney

78 . Colin Sylvia

58 . Ricky Petterd

54 . Jordie McKenzie

50 . James Frawley

47 . Jeremy Howe

39 . Mark Jamar

35 . Rohan Bail

34 . Colin Garland

32 . Brad Green

29 . Jordan Gysberts

28 . Luke Tapscott

26 . Joel Macdonald

16 . Liam Jurrah

15 . Tom Scully

13 . Jamie Bennell Neville Jetta

12 . Cale Morton

11 . Addam Maric

8 . Aaron Davey

7 . Michael Evans

6 Sam Blease

4 . Lynden Dunn

3 . Clint Bartram Michael Newton

2 . Jack Grimes Dan Nicholson

1 . Matthew Warnock


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