Lynn Medal
The East Fremantle Football Club is pleased to announce the winner of the 2026 Lynn Medal is Jack Cleaver.
Cleaver won the medal with 186 votes and has produced a break out season.
The Runner Up was Jono Marsh with 182 votes – reinventing himself in the backline and provided much needed on-field leadership while captain Kyle Baskerville dealt with injury.
In third place came Cam Eardley with 162 votes. Cam finishes his WAFL career with 217 games and producing consistent and quality football for the club.
The Lynn Medal was sponsored by the Lynn Family as it’s hisotrical patron.
The runner up award was sponsored by Lisa O’Malley (Member for Bicton) and the third best and fairest was sponsored by Australian Offshore Solutions.
Other Award winners as follows
David Spry Memorial Award (Shark of the Year) (Sponsored by The Left Bank): Jono Marsh
Rookie of the Year (Sponsored by Ray Meadowcroft): Oskar Smartt
Leading Goal Kicker (Sponsored by LM Poole): Liam Robinson
Cleaver won the medal with 186 votes and has produced a break out season.
The Runner Up was Jono Marsh with 182 votes – reinventing himself in the backline and provided much needed on-field leadership while captain Kyle Baskerville dealt with injury.
In third place came Cam Eardley with 162 votes. Cam finishes his WAFL career with 217 games and producing consistent and quality football for the club.
The Lynn Medal was sponsored by the Lynn Family as it’s hisotrical patron.
The runner up award was sponsored by Lisa O’Malley (Member for Bicton) and the third best and fairest was sponsored by Australian Offshore Solutions.
Other Award winners as follows
David Spry Memorial Award (Shark of the Year) (Sponsored by The Left Bank): Jono Marsh
Rookie of the Year (Sponsored by Ray Meadowcroft): Oskar Smartt
Leading Goal Kicker (Sponsored by LM Poole): Liam Robinson
Wong Medal
The East Fremantle WAFLW Fairest and Best award has officially been named after EFFC player Sharon Wong.
The innaugural winner of the Sharon Wong Medal is Jae Flynn with 163 votes. Jae had a dominant finals series and played strong football throughout the season.
The runner up was Mackenzie Webb on 157 votes and in third place was Zoe Keley on 121 votes.
The Wong Medal was sponsored by Off the Vine, runner up by Lisa O’Malley MLA and third place by Mia Davies.
Other award winners as follows
Shark of the Year (Sponsored by jandakot accident repair centre): Tiani Teakle
Leading Goal Kicker (Sponsored by NCB Painting Services): Eve Wilson-Sieber
Rookie of the Year (Sponsored by Turco & Co.): Olivia McCay
Best Finals Player (Sponsored by Repacholi Air): Jae Flynn
The innaugural winner of the Sharon Wong Medal is Jae Flynn with 163 votes. Jae had a dominant finals series and played strong football throughout the season.
The runner up was Mackenzie Webb on 157 votes and in third place was Zoe Keley on 121 votes.
The Wong Medal was sponsored by Off the Vine, runner up by Lisa O’Malley MLA and third place by Mia Davies.
Other award winners as follows
Shark of the Year (Sponsored by jandakot accident repair centre): Tiani Teakle
Leading Goal Kicker (Sponsored by NCB Painting Services): Eve Wilson-Sieber
Rookie of the Year (Sponsored by Turco & Co.): Olivia McCay
Best Finals Player (Sponsored by Repacholi Air): Jae Flynn
Reserves Best and Fairest
The 2026 Henry Jeffery Medal was won by Jack Annison with 125 votes. In a difficult season for the reserves side, Jack provided strong ball skills and movement from the back half.
The Colin Glennie runner up medal was won by Bailey Morgan with 116 votes and the Jack Baird 3rd place was won by Declan Pauline on 108 votes.
The Colin Glennie runner up medal was won by Bailey Morgan with 116 votes and the Jack Baird 3rd place was won by Declan Pauline on 108 votes.