Lynn Medallist declared and Vice Captain call times on a distinguished career

The East Fremantle Football Club held our annual awards presentation on Saturday October 5 ^th where we announced the Lynn Medallist for season 2013 for the Club’s Fairest and Best Player.

The Lynn Medal was shared by two players in a tie; 2013 Sandover Medallist Rory O’Brien won his second Lynn Medal after previously being declared the winner in his first season at the Club, 2011, and he was joined by Andrew Stephen, becoming the first son of a Lynn Medallist to win the Award, following on from his father Peter in 1969.

Rory O’Brien

Lynn Medallist 2013

Sandover Medallist 2013

State Representative 2011, 2013

AAMI Player on the Year 2013

East Fremantle Games 2011 to 2013 – 63 games

Andrew Stephen

Lynn Medallist 2013

State Representative 2011, 2013

East Fremantle Games 92

Both players are members of the Leadership Group at the Club and are held in the highest regard for the diligence and dedication that they show to their football and by extension to the Club.  These two very worthy winners were well received by all in attendance.

Lynn Medal Top 5

Rory O’Brien 339

Andrew Stephen 339

Mark McGough 322

Tom Howlett 236

Steven Dodd 229

Bob Johnson Medal – Leading Goal Kicker  – Ryan Lester-Smith

Trevor Sprigg Memorial Award – Patrons Rising Star – Ryan Lester-Smith

2013 WAFL Combined Past Players and Officials Rising Star award   – Ryan Lester-Smith

Barry O’Donnell Memorial Award- Best 1 ^st Year League Player – Scott Hancock

David Spry Memorial Award: Best Clubman selected by players’ leadership group – Andrew Stephen

Bendigo Bank Community Award – Jarryd Lindsay

Barrie John Memorial Award – Best Clubman at League Level  – Ben Piggott

Bob Fairclough Memorial Award – Best Clubman at Reserves Level – Steph Luke

Henry Jeffrey Medal (Reserves Fairest and Best) – Tyler Chalwell

Runner Up Reserves Fairest & Best – Colin Glennie Memorial Award – Alex Howson

3 ^rd Place Reserves Fairest & Best – Jack Baird Memorial Award – Matthew Jupp

Equal 4 ^th Place Reserves Fairest & Best – Tom Hooker & Cameron Crisafio

Alan Trott Medal (Colts Fairest and Best) – Jacob Green

Runner Up Colts Fairest & Best – Patrick Cripps

3 ^rd Place Colts Fairest & Best – Jarrad Jansen

4 ^th Place Colts Fairest & Best – Barry Barone

5 ^th Place Colts Fairest & Best – Aliir Aliir

ER Dermer Memorial Award- Best Clubman – Jack Drennan

Pud Beasley Memorial Award – Best 1 ^st Year Player – Patrick Cripps

Mike Mikus Memorial Award – Most Dedicated Player – Tyler Sutton

Combined Past Players & Officials Encouragement Award – Jack Fletcher

Other News:

Vice Captain, Richard Hadley announced his retirement after 49 games with the Club from 2011 to 2013.  Richard, who played 66 AFL Games with Brisbane and Carlton including the 2003 AFL Premiership with Brisbane Lions returned to East Fremantle in 2011 and has been a member of our leadership group since returning.

The East Fremantle Football Club is grateful that Richard returned to his Club of origin and he has been a much admired and valued player at the Club in the past three seasons and an outstanding leader and role model for his team mates.

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