6. Gawn

   5. Langford

      4. Tracc

         3. Pickett

            2. Windsor

               1. May

6 Langford

5 Max

4 Petracca

3 Bowey

2 Windsor

1 Kozzie

6.Gawn

5.Langford

4.Bowey

3.Trac

2.Lindsay

1.Rivers

Pickett, Mcvee and Windsor honourable mentions

6. Harvey Langford

5. Jake Bowey

4. Max Gawn

3. Kysaiah Pickett

2. Christian Petracca

1. Tom McDonald

6- Gawn - destroyed an elite ruckman in Meek

5- TMac - core defence was very good and he was the best IMO

4- Langford

3- Trac

2 - Pickett

1- Bowey

6 Harvey Langford

5 Kysaiah Pickett

4 Jake Bowey

3 Max Gawn

2 Daniel Turner

1 Caleb Windsor

6: Langford

5: Trac

4: Bowey

3: Gawn

2: Windsor

1: Pickett

Good to see the future well represented in the votes with players such as Langford, Windsor, Lindsay and McVee being mentioned.

		PLAYER	VOTES
1		Max Gawn	117
2		Jake Bowey	69
3		Christian Petracca	64
4		Harvey Langford	38
=5		Kade Chandler	37
=5		Ed Langdon	37
=7		Clayton Oliver	35
=7		Kysaiah Pickett	35
9		Jack Viney	31
10		Christian Salem	20
11		Xavier Lindsay	16
12		Steven May	15
=13		Tom McDonald	13
=13		Daniel Turner	13
15		Trent Rivers	9
16		Harrison Petty	7
17		Tom Sparrow	4
=18		Jake Melksham	2
=18		Caleb Windsor	2
=20		Bayley Fritsch	1
=20		Jack Henderson	1
=20		Harry Sharp	1

Harvey Langford has been rewarded with the first AFLCA Coaches’ Votes of his career, following an impactful performance in Round 9.

In just his eighth senior game, the 19-year-old midfielder continued to impress, finishing with 3 goals, 22 disposals, 6 score involvements and 557 metres gained. His composure and work rate helped keep Melbourne in the contest, earning him eight votes from the coaches.

Captain Max Gawn also featured in the votes, receiving two for his influence around stoppage and leadership throughout the day.

Round 9 v Hawthorn | Coaches’ Votes
8 – Harvey Langford