Maddy Watt has won her second Audrey Fankhauser Medal after being announced Southport’s 2024 QAFLW Seniors Best and Fairest on Friday Night at the Sharks Event Centre.
Watt was also named this year’s QAFLW Senior’s Best Finals Player alongside Kaylee Kimber who was recently drafted to the Western Bulldogs.
On Friday Night, Kimber was also awarded with the QAFLW Seniors Coaches Award.
This year’s Emma Zielke Medalist (QAFLW League Best & Fairest), Steph O’Brien, was the runner-up in the Sharks’ best & fairest count.
Young gun Georja Davies was named the Seniors’ Most Consistent Player, whilst Emma Suckling was rewarded as the Seniors’ Most Professional Player in her first season at the club.
Leigh Alder received the Trademark Award, which is chosen based on players’ votes for who they believe best reflects the values of the club in the QAFLW program.
Jess Maher won the QAFLW Reserves Best and Fairest, with Taylah Power finishing as runners-up.
The other QAFLW Reserves winners were Maddie Gault (Most Improved Player), Chaise Montey (Coaches Award) and Serina Balanda (Best Finals Player).
QAFLW Player Danielle Smith was awarded the Bill Wood Club Person of the Year for her contribution to the club off-field this season.
Photo Credit: Highflyer Images
Similar Articles
These articles are similar to the one you are reading.
Southport Sharks dominated QAFLW Round 12 with a 46-point win in the Seniors and a 51-point victory in the Reserves over Bond University. Both teams overcame early challenges to finish strong ahead of Pride Round at Fankhauser Reserve.
Southport turned the tables on Williamstown in a 22-point win at Fankhauser Reserve, with debut goals from Justin Krok and Hewago Oea’s four-goal haul leading the charge.
Southport travelled to Yeronga on Saturday to take on the Demons at Leyshon Park in Round 9 of the QAFLW.
Maddy Watt won the first ever Audrey Fankhauser Medal, awarded at the Southport Sharks Best & Fairest on Thursday Night.
The Southport Sharks went down to the Williamstown Seagulls by 10 points at DSV Stadium on Sunday Afternoon.
The Sandringham Zebras have come from 35 points behind midway through the third quarter to defeat the Southport Sharks by a point on Saturday Afternoon at Trevor Barker Beach Oval.
Southport secured third spot on the VFL ladder with a thrilling 22-point win over North Melbourne at Fankhauser Reserve. Trailing at three-quarter time, the Sharks rallied with a five-goal final term to seal their 13th win of the season.
Southport Sharks faced Bond University in Round 4 of the QAFLW, with the Seniors securing a strong win and the Reserves falling just short.
The Southport Sharks have opened their 2023 campaign with a comprehensive 86 point win over Sandringham at Fankhauser Reserve.
Southport defeated North Melbourne by 17 points at Fankhauser Reserve on Saturday Afternoon.
The Southport Sharks have won back-to-back games in the VFL after defeating Werribee at Avalon Airport Oval on Saturday Night by 52 points.
Williamstown defeated Southport by 46 points on Saturday Afternoon at DSV Stadium.
