Oh What A Knight!!!
Riley Knight Takes Out The 2022 Eagles Club Champion
In a spectacular night at the National Wine Centre, the entire Eagles family came together to close the book on season 2022 and celebrate our performances in the Men’s League & Reserves, Women’s League & Development, and Wheelchair League competitions.
Riley Knight won his first Perce Johns Medal as Eagles Club Champion, capping off a fantastic return to the Club last year, with a Premiership in 2021 and now our highest individual Club honour in 2022. Riley also took home the Jamie Tape Medal for Sacrificial Acts, an award close to all our hearts.
Sophie Zuill won top honours in our SANFLW Best & Fairest, just edging out Annie Falkenberg by 2 votes.
We also farewelled Jarrad Redden and Jarred Allmond after great services to our Football Club.
Congratulations to all award winners listed below, including our Under 18’s & Under 16’s who celebrated their season’s last weekend.
CLUB CHAMPION – Top 10
Club Champion (Perce Johns Medal) – Riley Knight 390 Votes
Runner Up – Joseph Sinor 185 Votes
3rd Place – Dylan Clarke 110 Votes
4th Place – Sam Rowland & Rory Lehmann 88 Votes
5th Place – Daniel Menzel 86 Votes
6th Place – Matthew Goldsworthy 62 Votes
7th Place – Max Litster 62 Votes
8th Place – Connor Ballenden 56 Votes
9th Place – Mitch Duval 53 Votes
10th Place – Luke Thompson 51 Votes
Senior Awards
Jamie Tape Medal (Sacrificial Acts) – Riley Knight
Life Governors Award – Rory Lehmann
Most Improved – Mitch Hardie
Best First Year Player – Max Litster
Best Team Man – Joseph Sinor
Coaches Award – Jake Comitogianni
Community Award – Jesse Lonergan & Annie Falkenberg
Leading Goal Kicker – Daniel Menzel
Reserves Best & Fairest
Best & Fairest – Nathan Studham
Runner Up – Connor McLeod
3rd Place – Harrison Dawkins
Women’s League Best & Fairest
Best & Fairest – Sophie Zuill
Runner Up – Annie Falkenberg
3rd Place – Shineah Goody & Jessica Sedunary
Leading Goal Kicker – McKenzie Dowrick
Best Defender – Audrey Holt
Christine Williams Trademark Player – Amie Blanden
Women’s Development League
Best & Fairest – Mikayla Cavallaro
Trademark Player – Nikita McRostie
Wheelchair Best & Fairest
Best & Fairest – Nathan Simpson & Trevor Jarrett
Runner Up – Mark Sicolo
Best Team Man – Matt McKenzi
Under 18’s Best & Fairest
Best & Fairest – Adam D’Aloia & Mattaes Phillipou
Runner Up – Brodie Mair
Most Improved – Oscar Pearce
Best Team Man – Bailey Arthur
Most Consistent – Callum Fairall
Under 16’s Best & Fairest
Best & Fairest – Tom Luck
Runner Up – Lachie Lucas
3rd Place – Jett Hasting
Most Improved – Tyler Welsh
Best Team Man – Tate Delmenico
Most Consistent – Kade Herbert
Naming Rights Partner
Major Partner
Major Partner
Women's Major Partner
Major Partner
Charity Partner
Apparel Partner
