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2017 AFLW AFLPA Awards

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Congrats to Daisy and Karen! And all the winners.

 

From the MFC website:

Winners and top polling players

AFLW Players’ MVP, proudly presented by The Line

Erin Phillips – Adelaide Crows (204)

Karen Paxman – Melbourne (149)

Darcy Vescio – Carlton (132)

Most Courageous, proudly presented by Bob Jane T-Marts

Chelsea Randall – Adelaide Crows (80)

Brianna Davey – Carlton (57)

Jessica Dal Pos – GWS Giants (22)

Best Captain, proudly presented by KPMG

Daisy Pearce – Melbourne (63)

Erin Phillips – Adelaide Crows (30)

Emma Zielke – Brisbane Lions (27)

MVP Voting Process

MVP voting is a two-stage process, beginning with each player voting for the three teammates they consider to have been the most valuable this season. Each club’s votes are then tallied to form a nomination list comprising 54 players across the 18 teams.

In the second round of voting, all players vote for their MVP on a 3, 2, 1 basis from the nominees of the 17 other clubs. The votes are tallied and the player with the highest score wins the honour of MVP. Players cannot vote for their own teammates in stage two of the process.

A similar process is followed for Most Courageous, but every captain is automatically nominated for the Best Captain Award.

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