Mitch Wilson was presented the Gus Underwood and Mick Ryan under-16 best-and-fairest trophy by Ryan at the presentation. Photos: Supplied
Kyabram Junior Bombers Football Club reflected on a strong season with its under-14 and under-16 presentation and vote count at Parkland Golf Club.
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There were numerous awards spread across the two grades in a packed house on Wednesday, September 10.
In the under-14s, Billy Isaac claimed the Peter Ryan and Paul Newman best-and-fairest trophy, while Riley Nicholson and Sam Stokes were joint runners-up.
Xavier Dodos received the Coach’s Award for his versatility on field, with Jack Halstead capping a near-full season with the Most Improved Award for his work in defence.
Archie Sheppard and Kade Starling shared the Most Determined Award, with the coaching panel unable to split the pair.
In the under-16 vote count, it was Mitch Wilson who came away with the Gus Underwood and Mick Ryan best-and-fairest trophy, with James Priest finishing in second.
Peter Ryan presents Billy Isaac with the Peter Ryan and Paul Newman under-14 best-and-fairest trophy.
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Max Stockdale earned the coach’s trophy, while defender Kade Drew received the most improved award and Cooper Wilson claimed the most consistent trophy for his efforts across the season.
Other results saw James Priest placed equal third at the under-16 Goulburn Murray League vote count, Riley Nicholson finished equal fourth in the AFL Goulburn Murray 2025 under-14 division one, while Billy Isaac was runner-up.
Adam Thomson was named AFL Goulburn Murray 2025 Junior Coach of the Year.
At the under-12 presentation, the awards were split between three teams, red, black and white.
Colman Hargreaves, Levi Bartholomew, Oliver Hervish, Keliti Halaeua and Lachlan Young received awards for the black team.
Kyabram Junior Bombers Football Club president Brenton Sheppard was the master of ceremonies for the night.
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Mason Kilpatrick, Archie Williams, Lenny Perrella and Max Rodgers cleaned up for the white team.
Kaelan Cowley, Eli Coombs, Aiden Drew and Archer Nunn were the cream of the crop for the under-12 red team.
“It was just a really good night, great atmosphere, it was an amazing job for all of us because it was a big event,” club president Kylie Parsons said.
“The whole club was just proud to have their first really successful season, with the under-16s narrowly missing finals and the under-14s got to the qualifying final or the semi-final.
“So, we're just really proud that we're moving forward and having a good crack at being successful and hopefully feeding into that senior club.”
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