Gun midcourter Isla Carver won Kyabram A-grade’s best-and-fairest medal. Photo: Supplied.
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Kyabram Football Netball Club held its club vote count at Kyabram Club on Saturday, October 4, where the club’s best netballers were recognised for their efforts during the 2025 Goulburn Valley League season.
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In the 15-and-under count after 12 rounds, Maggie Guinan had a commanding lead with 36 votes, with next best Mia Kilpatrick trailing with 27 votes.
Guinan, however, didn’t poll any votes until the final round of the season, grabbing four at the death, and was leapfrogged by a consistent Kilpatrick, who polled maximum votes in three of the last six rounds.
Kilpatrick took the medal along with the Player’s Player award, with 44 and 31 votes, respectively, while Guinan was runner-up on 40 best-and-fairest votes.
It was a one-horse race in the 17-and-under count, as Ava Pell dominated the field with 44 votes after 12 rounds.
Abby Waasdorp was runner-up best-and-fairest, polling 34 votes.
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Pell was among her side’s best in every round following, apart from round 15, to take out the top gong alongside the Player’s Player with a whopping 60 votes, with Jemma Miller runner-up on 39 votes.
It was a much tighter affair in the B-reserve vote count, with Grace Burnett leading the charge on 28 votes after 12 rounds, with Tori Walsh (20) and Charlotte Grealy (18) in pursuit.
All three players featured at the top of the tree as the rounds progressed, but it was Burnett (42) who ran away with it alongside the Player’s Player nod, with Walsh runner-up on 31 votes.
Stella Trezise (34) had a firm grip on the best-and-fairest honour in the B-grade count, with Molly Carver her closest competition on 21 votes after 12 rounds.
Jemma Hall received the Coach’s Award in A-grade.
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Polling a further 14 votes in the final six rounds, Trezise (48) ran away with the award and the Player’s Player award, with Ali Hall runner-up on 31 votes.
The closest best-and-fairest race of the night was in the top flight, with Isla Carver leading the A-grade pack on 29 votes after 12 rounds, eight votes clear of Jemma Hall.
Abby Waasdorp made a run at it from third, polling 15 votes in the final six rounds to land in runner-up with 34 votes.
Carver proved too consistent throughout the year, polling 43 votes to take out the best-and-fairest and 34 votes to claim the Player’s Player.
