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Demonland Player of the Year - Round 12

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6. Gawn

5. Harmes

4. Oliver

3. Brayshaw

2. May

1. Salem

Salem would have been higher but for some inefficient disposal. Fritsch would have been in the votes but for the same reason. In some respects the whole back seven could have been considered for votes. How we were only 20 points down mid-way through the last quarter with such a putrid performance from the forwards was due to their excellent work. 

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    6: Gawn

    5: Harmes

    4: Brayshaw

    3: May

    2: Hore

    1: Fritsch

     

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    6.  Gawn

    5.  Harmes

    4.  Oliver

    3.  Brayshaw

    2.  Petracca

    1.  Fritsch

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    Max is taking it to the Max. 

    142. Max Gawn   
    104. Clayton Oliver   
    90. James Harmes  
    72. Angus Brayshaw Christian Salem     
    42. Marty Hore   
    40. Sam Frost   
    38. Nathan Jones    
    31. Jake Melksham        
    30. Jack Viney        
    28. Jayden Hunt       
    12. Michael Hibberd      
    10. Christian Petracca 
    6. Jay Lockhart   
    5. Oskar Baker Bayley Fritsch Steven May 
    4. Tom McDonald Braydon Preuss Josh Wagner  
    3. Corey Wagner Sam Weideman 
    2. Alex Neal-Bullen    
    1. Jeff Garlett Neville Jetta Oscar McDonald Billy Stretch      

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    T Mac wow.... a few ‘experts’ had him as the Coleman medalist prior to the season and he’s produced just 4 DL votes after R12.

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    Who amongst us would have had Sam Frost in seventh position at this time of the year? Well done, Frosty.

    And great work from Marty Hore, too.

    On the other hand, it's symptomatic of our season that there are only two forwards (Melksham and Hunt) who have scores that are not in the truly embarrassing part of the Demonland ladder.

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