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Casey Scorpions B & F Night

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It's Casey Scorpions awards night and here are the main Development League team results:-

Best & Fairest (Snowy Fenton Medal)

We have joint winners -

Gus Patti (62 votes) 

Jordan Pollard (62)

3rd D.Cleven (40)

4th T.Corry (38)

5th N.Page (37)

Most Improved award: Dave DeAraugo 

Coaches award: Nick Lang

Respect Earner award: Aiden Lindsey

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    Tommy Couch wins Gardiner Clark Medal (b&f)

    Luke Tynan runner up 

    Jack Fitzpatrick third. 

    Roy Holbrook announced as a life member.

    General Manager Brian Woodman has presents Brett Lovett with an award to recognise his involvement in 150 games of VFL football.

    Senior Awards

    Steve Harrison Rising Star award: Tim Smith

    Goal kicking award: Jack Fitzpatrick

    Most improved player award: Luke Hill

    Senior Coach's award: Chris Clay

    Respect Earner award: Troy Davis

    Captains award: Chris Clay

    Club Person of the Year: property steward Chris James

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    A few snippets from the twitterverse in the wake of last night's Casey B&F.

    • congratulations to Tom Couch on winning the Gardiner Clarke Medal for club best and fairest. Tom was also runner up in the JJ Liston Trophy after missing a few games while on AFL duties;

    • it appears that the large majority of the group are sticking together for 2013 and are a keen to improve on a successful 2012. The club has an exciting future.

    • a few key people around the club are leaving. We know Brett Lovett has retired as coach and there is no news yet of his replacement. His long time assistant of nine years, Rob "Rat" Railton is moving on next year to be the senior coach at Wonthaggi and the club wishes him luck in the new position.

    • also moving on after five years at Casey is highly respected Head Strength & Conditioning coach Alex Sakadjian who has taken a full time role at Melbourne Football Club as Sport Scientist/Rehabilitation Coach. It's a big job and he will be working with the best in the field in David Misson and Neil Craig already at the club.

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    I've been curious about Luke Tynan all year. He kept turning up right at the pointy end of Casey's 'best' every week, and now he's come second in the B&F, I just wanted to ask:

    What kind of player is he? How much older than Josh is he? Might he be worth looking at with a rookie pick?

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    The big news from today's State Combine is that Michael Riseley from the Casey Scorpions blew them all away with 15-4 beep test which turns out to be the best of the week including testing of the young guns and internationals.

    Mind you, his brother Jeff ran in the London 2012 Olympics so it's in the family!!!

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    Congrats to one and all especially Couch!

    KC Tim Smith..... from the 2-3 games I saw on TV he flashed in and out. He looks like he has something about it but only showed small flashes. What are your/Casey's thoughts on him and where he might lead to? Any chance of AFL in him if he is young enough?

    PS here is hoping for another great year from Casey. They have really done very well over the last 4 years especially with MFC injuries, especially at finals time.

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