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Robinson’s medal

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WANDELLA utility, Justin Robinson will look to add a premiership medal to his collection of titles for 2017 after being adjudged to be the Golden Rivers Football League’s best and fairest player.

Robinson received the E.G. Hunt Medal, announced at last night’s GRFL best and fairest count.

The long-serving Bomber played 14 out of a possible 16 matches in 2017, kicking 27 goals.

Macorna forward, Ricki Waters received the league’s most valuable player title, with Ulitma’s Callan Farrell announced as the Keith den Houting Rookie of the Year.

Fellow rookie nomination, Ben Arandt took out the league’s under 17.5 best and fairest, as well as the competition’s most valuable player title.

In the reserves, Nullawil’s Jeremy Veaering received the league’s best and fairest award, with Hay’s Sam Lugsdin the most valuable player.

Former Ultima president, Dwayne Grey received the Les Pay Memorial League Identity of the Year honour, with Wandella deemed to be the best administered club.

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