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Rory O'Brien wins the Sandover Medal
East Fremantle Football Club's Rory O'Brien has won the Sandover Medal. Rory was awarded the Medal at last night's vote count, after amassing 55 votes throughout the season, 12 more than his closest rival, East Perth's Paul Johnson (43). In third place was Jake Murphy of Claremont (41 votes), with EFFC's Captain Mark McGough in 4th on 36 votes.
Rory gathered more than 30 possessions on 11 occasions this season to lead the league in disposals with a total of 622 and went into the Sandover Medal count among the favourites.
The Sharks’ ball magnet, who also took out this year’s $5000 AAMI WAFL Player of the Year Award, polled votes in 14 rounds, which included five best on ground performances throughout the season.
Today Rory visited Paterson's Stadium for the unveiling of his plaque outside the stadium.
Other Sharks to poll were:
Mark McGough | 36 |
Bradd Dalziell | 20 |
Daniel Kerr | 12 |
Steven Dodd | 6 |
Sean Henson | 6 |
Aidan Tropiano | 6 |
Brad Cooper | 5 |
Brad Dick | 4 |
Jack Perham | 4 |
Brad Sheppard | 4 |
Tom Howlett | 3 |
Ryan Lester-Smith | 3 |
Rob Young | 3 |
Garrick Ibbotson | 1 |