Club Champion 2015

Congrats to Angus Rowntree on his second Club Champion award, was sorely missed on Grand Final day and will be in 2016 also.
Congrats to the other award winners on the night also;
Reserves Club Champion - Sam Rowland. (2nd Matt Appleton, 3rd Joe Sinor)
Jamie Tape Medal - Jared Petrenko
Best Team Man - Andrew Ainger
Most Improved Player - Marc Borholm
Life Governors Award - Luke Thompson

Club Champion top 10
Rowntree 52, Jarrad 41, Allmond 40, Petrenko 38, Thompson 28, Ainger 24, Goldsworthy 20, Schwarz & Von Bertouch 18, Lewis 17.

Well done Angus and everyone

On Friday night the Woodville West Torrens Football Club crowned Angus Rowntree the 2015 Eagles Club Champion. Angus pulled away from the field in the second half of the season to take out the award by 11 votes to Luke Jarrad.

Votes are awarded 6-5-4-3-2-1 to the top 6 players for each game. The player with the most votes is awarded the Perce Johns Club Champion Medal.

Club Champion – Angus Rowntree – 52 votes
Runner Up – Luke Jarrad – 41 votes
3rd Place – Jarred Allmond – 40 votes
4th Place Jared Petrenko – 38 votes
5th Place Luke Thompson 28 votes

Other Award Winners on the night were:

Reserves Best and Fairest – Sam Rowland
Reserves Runner Up Best & Fairest – Matthew Appleton
Reserves 3rd Place – Joe Sinor

Lions Club Outstanding Youth Award – Based Baqeri
Best First Year Player – Nick Hayes
Most Improved – Marc Borholm
Best Team Man – Andrew Ainger
Life Governors Award – Luke Thompson
Jamie Tape Medal – Players MVP – Jared Petrenko

I knew I'd forget a couple.

Congrats to Based and Nick Hayes too :-)

Yes well done to the club and players for the various awards. I attend most of the functions including the Club Champion evening this year. It was probably a hard gig having lost the grand final but it was a flat, boring and ''cheap'' evening. This occurs every time this event is not held at our club, I question that the extra numbers involved outweighs catering for this show elsewhere. I am always happy to pay a bit more for these events given we are supporting our club and topping up for the number of volunteers who deserve to attend as a reward. The venue will have provided what the club organised but cordial glasses for beer, cheapest wine, ordinary but just ok food, no desert, no tea and coffee for $120.00 was quite a let down and my guests were very disappointed. Of course a league premiership would have masked everything and I would have gladly drank ''Geelong Light'' beer but were we the only ones left empty on the night. I also attended our 25 year event in May and that was 10/10 and that one needed to be elsewhere.