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词条 Sandover Medal
释义

  1. Voting system

  2. Sandover Medal winners

  3. Multiple winners

  4. References

  5. External links

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The Sandover Medal is an Australian rules football award, given annually since 1921 to the fairest and best player in the West Australian Football League. The award was donated by Alfred Sandover M.B.E., a prominent Perth hardware merchant and benefactor.

Voting system

After each match, the three field umpires (those umpires who control the flow of the game) confer and award a 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point vote to the players they regard as the best, second best, third best and so on in the match respectively. Voting wasn't always done this way. From 1930–1984, 3, 2 and 1 point votes were given, and prior to 1930 there was only one vote per game.

Just like similar "fairest and best" awards, for example the Brownlow and Magarey Medals, if a player is suspended for a reportable offence throughout the season then they become ineligible to win the award. This in effect is where the "fairest" element of the award comes in.

On the awards night, the votes over the home and away (regular) season are tallied and the eligible player with the highest number of votes is awarded the medal. In the past, ties were decided on a countback system, but since 1985 it is possible for multiple medals to be awarded in the event of a tie.

Prior to 1930 when only 1 vote per game was given, and hence a countback was not possible, the WAFL president would cast a deciding vote to decide the winner.

Players that had missed out on a medal due to the countback system were awarded them retrospectively in 1997.

Sandover Medal winners

Year Player Team Votes
1921 Cyril Hoft {{WAFL Per}} –
Tom Outridge {{WAFL Sub}} –
1922 Harold Boyd {{WAFL WP}} 6
1923 William "Digger" Thomas {{WAFL EP}} –
1924 Jim Gosnell {{WAFL WP}} –
1925 George Owens {{WAFL EP}} 4
1926 Johnny Leonard {{WAFL Sub}} 6
1927 Jim Craig {{WAFL WP}} 7
1928 Jack Rocchi {{WAFL SF}} 5
1929 Johnny Leonard {{WAFL Sub}} 5
Billy Thomas {{WAFL EP}} 5
1930 Ted Flemming {{WAFL WP}} 23 {{dagger}}
1931 Lin Richards {{WAFL EF}} 34
1932 Keith Hough {{WAFL CC}} 32
1933 Sammy Clarke {{WAFL CC}} 15
1934 Sammy Clarke {{WAFL CC}} 24
1935 Lou Daily {{WAFL Sub}} 25
George Krepp {{WAFL SD}} 25
1936 George Moloney {{WAFL Cla}} 30
1937 Frank Jenkins {{WAFL SF}} 34
1938 Haydn Bunton, Sr. {{WAFL Sub}} 27
1939 Haydn Bunton, Sr. {{WAFL Sub}} 20
1940 Ed O'Keefe {{WAFL WP}} 29
1941 Haydn Bunton, Sr. {{WAFL Sub}} 22
1942 Laurie Bowen {{WAFL WP}} 13
1943 Terry Moriarty {{WAFL Per}} 28
1944 Jim Davies {{WAFL SD}} 33
1945 George Bailey {{WAFL Per}} 24
1946 John Loughridge {{WAFL WP}} 26
1947 Clive Lewington {{WAFL SF}} 22
1948 Merv McIntosh {{WAFL Per}} 22
1949 Gordon Maffina {{WAFL Cla}} 17
1950 Frank Allen {{WAFL EP}} 23
Jim Conway {{WAFL EF}} 23
1951 Fred Buttsworth {{WAFL WP}} 25
1952 Steve Marsh {{WAFL SF}} 20
1953 Merv McIntosh {{WAFL Per}} 14
1954 Merv McIntosh {{WAFL Per}} 22
1955 John Todd {{WAFL SF}} 25
1956 Graham Farmer {{WAFL EP}} 15
1957 Jack Clarke {{WAFL EF}} 19
Graham Farmer {{WAFL EP}} 19
1958 Ted Kilmurray {{WAFL EP}} 20
1959 Brian Foley {{WAFL WP}} 24
1960 Graham Farmer {{WAFL EP}} 26
1961 Neville Beard {{WAFL Per}} 22
Ray Sorrell {{WAFL EF}} 22
1962 Haydn Bunton, Jr. {{WAFL SD}} 22
1963 Ray Sorrell {{WAFL EF}} 20
1964 Barry Cable {{WAFL Per}} 23
1965 Bill Walker {{WAFL SD}} 24
1966 Bill Walker {{WAFL SD}} 20
1967 John Parkinson {{WAFL Cla}} 19
Bill Walker {{WAFL SD}} 19
1968 Barry Cable {{WAFL Per}} 25
1969 Mal Brown {{WAFL EP}} 21
1970 Pat Dalton {{WAFL Per}} 17
Bill Walker {{WAFL SD}} 17
1971 David Hollins {{WAFL EF}} 26
1972 Ian Miller {{WAFL Per}} 20
1973 Barry Cable {{WAFL Per}} 25
1974 Graham Melrose {{WAFL EF}} 20
1975 Alan Quartermaine {{WAFL EP}} 16
1976 Peter Spencer {{WAFL EP}} 21
1977 Brian Peake {{WAFL EF}} 24
1978 Phil Kelly {{WAFL EP}} 26
1979 Phil Kelly {{WAFL EP}} 24
1980 Stephen Michael {{WAFL SF}} 24
1981 Stephen Michael {{WAFL SF}} 37
1982 Phil Narkle {{WAFL SD}} 19
1983 Bryan Cousins {{WAFL Per}} 16
John Ironmonger {{WAFL EP}} 16
1984 Steve Malaxos {{WAFL Cla}} 17
Michael Mitchell {{WAFL Cla}} 17
Peter Spencer {{WAFL EP}} 17
1985 Murray Wrensted {{WAFL EF}} 46{{dagger}}
1986 Mark Bairstow {{WAFL SF}} 39
1987 Mark Watson {{double-dagger}} {{WAFL Per}} 30
1988 David Bain {{WAFL EP}} 42
1989 Craig Edwards {{WAFL SF}} 39
1990 Mick Grasso {{WAFL SD}} 36
1991 Ian Dargie {{WAFL Sub}} 34
1992 Robbie West {{WAFL WP}} 32
1993 Neil Mildenhall {{WAFL WP}} 38
1994 Ian Dargie {{WAFL Sub}} 34
1995 Craig Treleven {{WAFL EF}} 43
1996 Jeremy Wasley {{WAFL SD}} 37
1997 Brady Anderson {{WAFL EP}} 30
1998 Adrian Bromage {{WAFL EF}} 32
1999 Gus Seebeck {{WAFL Per}} 33
2000 Richard Ambrose {{WAFL Sub}} 34
2001 Ryan Turnbull {{WAFL EP}} 31
2002 Allistair Pickett {{WAFL PT}} 33
2003 Shane Beros {{WAFL SD}} 39
2004 Allistair Pickett {{WAFL Sub}} 42
2005 Jaxon Crabb {{WAFL Cla}} 39
Toby McGrath {{WAFL SF}} 39
2006 Matt Priddis {{WAFL Sub}} 58
2007 Anthony Jones {{WAFL Cla}} 29
2008 Hayden Ballantyne {{WAFL PT}} 42
2009 Ross Young {{WAFL Per}} 45
2010 Andrew Krakouer {{WAFL SD}} 44
2011 Luke Blackwell {{WAFL Cla}} 42
2012 Kane Mitchell {{WAFL Cla}} 58
2013 Rory O'Brien {{WAFL EF}} 55
2014 Aaron Black {{WAFL WP}} 47
2015 Aidan Tropiano {{WAFL Per}}45
2016 Jye Bolton {{WAFL Cla}}49
2017 Haiden Schloithe {{WAFL SF}}52
2018 Jye Bolton {{WAFL Cla}}52
{{dagger}} Voting system changed from a single vote per game to 3-2-1 voting in 1930, and then to 5-4-3-2-1 voting in 1985{{double-dagger}} In 1987, Derek Kickett ({{WAFL Cla}}) polled 46 votes, but was ineligible to win due to suspension.[1]

Multiple winners

The following players have won the Sandover Medal multiple times.

Medals Player Team Seasons
4 Bill Walker Swan Districts 1965, 1966, 1967, 1970
3 Haydn Bunton, Sr. Subiaco 1938, 1939, 1941
Merv McIntoshPerth 1948, 1953, 1954
Graham Farmer East Perth 1956, 1957, 1960
Barry Cable Perth 1964, 1968, 1973
2 Johnny Leonard Subiaco 1926, 1929
Sammy Clarke Claremont 1933, 1934
Ray Sorrell East Fremantle 1961, 1963
Phil Kelly East Perth 1978, 1979
Stephen Michael South Fremantle 1980, 1981
Peter Spencer East Perth 1976, 1984
Ian Dargie Subiaco 1991, 1994
Allistair Pickett Peel Thunder / Subiaco 2002, 2004
Jye Bolton Claremont 2016, 2018

References

{{Refbegin}}
  • Sandover Medal information from the Official WAFL website
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1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.kangaroos.com.au/season2008/news/newsarticle/tabid/4912/newsid/77167/default.aspx|date=19 May 2009|accessdate=14 October 2011|publisher=North Melbourne Football Club|title=North's Indigenous pride}}

External links

  • Alfred Sandover Bio
{{WAFL}}{{Sandover Medal winners}}

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