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Fox best by far at night for Swan Hill soccer

SWAN Hill Soccer League capped off the most successful season in the club’s history with their presentation night recently – with men’s captain Cooper Fox dominating for the undefeated, three-time premiership team on the night.

Fox was unstoppable in the men’s best and fairest count, out-polling his nearest rival Santhosh Gunasekaran by an incredible 34 votes – while also picking up the most valuable player and player’s player awards. Conner Brown followed on from his Bendigo Amateur Soccer League Division 2 league best and fairest win by also securing the men’s club golden boot award to cap off a career best season for the striker.

Taylah Baird claimed the women’s best and fairest in the closest vote count of the night, the goalkeeper eventually securing victory by just two votes ahead of Amity Scott.

The under 16 team’s best and fairest was won by the talented Cal Croskery on 31 votes – 13 votes clear of runner-up Sonny Tucker.


Swan Hill Soccer League award winners

Men’s

Best and fairest – Cooper Fox (48 votes)

Best and fairest runner-up – Santhosh Gunasekaran (14 votes)

Most valuable player – Cooper Fox

Player’s player – Cooper Fox

Golden boot – Conner Brown

Coaches award – Anyueer Buol


Women’s

Best and fairest – Taylah Baird (24 votes)

Best and fairest runner-up – Amity Scott (22 votes)

Player’s player – Amity Scott

Golden boot – Malyna Tants

Most determined – Amity Scott

Most improved – Ruby Smith

Coaches award – Sarah Scott


Under 16’s

Best and fairest – Cal Croskery (31 votes)

Best and fairest runner-up – Sonny Tucker (18 votes)

Player’s player – Cal Croskery

Golden boot – Faizal Amran

Most determined – Jacob Thompson

Most consistent – Airshat Mushtaq

Most improved – Kusi Chapman

Coaches award – Tom Clarke


Other Awards

President’s award – Ben Muir-Howie

Club award – Jo Connelly

John Piper Memorial Award – Brady Dalton

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