Division 1 Men’s 2026 Season Preview
Division 1’s 2025 season showed the highs and lows of footy, with a fairytale ending for first-time premier Old Peninsula that ended their 45-year premiership drought. But it meant a
Young gun Danny Hogan was rewarded for his outstanding season when he took home his first “Simon Strike” medal for the Whitefriars Best & Fairest in season 2012.
In a hotly contested count Danny won from Brendan Stafford and Daniel Tibaldi who rounded out the top three for the year.
Simon Allemand won the Reserves best and fairest, Matt Shanks took home the 3rds award and Luke Twomey received the coveted “Michael Harrison” award for the most courageous player at the club in season 2012.
In a year that the club has worked hard to promote its umpiring panel, senior goalie Eddie Boal won the inaugural umpire of the year.
The club is still yet to confirm who will coach the Division 1 side in 2013 after Theo Vlahos decided not to continue in the role after their heartbreaking extra time first semi final loss to Old Geelong.
Here is the list of the top 10 and how they finished the season in the senior best and fairest vote count.
D. Hogan 89
B. Stafford 78
D. Tibaldi 69
T. Pollett 66
M. Mirabella 59
R. Petracca 49
C. McDonall 47
G. Power 39
R. Storey 38
D. Massarotti 35
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