James Herring won the RSL football award at the Violet Town presentation night on Saturday.
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Violet Town has celebrated another successful Kyabram District Football Netball League season at its 2024 presentation night.
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In his last and seventh time as president, Matt Holmes hosted 293 guests at the Bryan Hayes Pavilion, the club’s biggest night attendance-wise it has hosted.
Both junior and senior football and netball teams were lauded for their achievements throughout the season, and trophies and medallions were handed out to the rapture of the crowd.
While there were struggles in the senior ranks results-wise this season, for a town of just 936 inhabitants, the Towners’ junior program continues to punch above its weight, with their under-15s taking home the premiership and under-18s making the grand final.
Outgoing president Holmes said he and the committee were pleased with the club's performance heading into the off-season.
“With five football teams and seven netball teams, the club is in a perfect place currently,” he said.
“Success isn't measured any more on silverware, it is measured on the participation numbers and families involved in the sustainability of a good club.”
At the end of the night, Lachie Ellis presented Holmes with a gift in appreciation of his outstanding leadership of the club.
Club awards:
Thalia Ellis won the RSL netball award.
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Violet Town Football Netball Club award winners.
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Pat Ryan Memorial Junior Club Person of the Year: Logan Horoba
Bryan Hayes Memorial Club Person of the Year: Tim Ross
RSL Football: James Herring
RSL Netball: Thalia Ellis
Football:
Senior football:
Best-and-fairest winner: Nathan Albery
Best-and-fairest runner-up: James Herring
Neil J. Burden Perpetual Memorial most serviceable player: James Herring
Most consistent: Riley Kego
Coaches award: Shannon Atkinson
Most improved: Ryan Lloyd-Williams
Most determined: Mitch Saunders
Reserves:
The Violet Town reserve footballers with their awards.
Best-and-fairest: Shannon Atkinson
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Caine Atkinson
Most consistent: Tim Swift
Most determined: Alan McCole
Most improved: Will Smith
Under-18s:
Best-and-fairest: Sam Leigh
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Talleigh McCabe
Leading goal kicking award: Charles Thompson
Coaches award: Jack Reid
Most improved: Oscar Beaton
Player of finals: Wil Smyth
Under-15s:
The Violet Town under-15 football side with its premiership flag.
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Best-and-fairest: Ryder Robertson
Runner-up: Billy Dyer
Leading goal kicking award: Ryder Robertson coaches award: Angus Richardson
Zac Miller most courageous: Billy Dyer
Player of finals: Nate Nicholas
Most improved: Connor Garden
Netball:
A-grade:
The Violet Town A-grade netballers with their awards.
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Best-and-fairest: Kolby Wild
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Jo Wild
Coaches award: Imogen Law
B-grade:
The Violet Town B-grade netballers with their awards.
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Best-and-fairest: Ashlea Antonis
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Megan Bamford
Coaches award: Teagan Kubeil
C-grade:
The Violet Town C-grade netballers with their awards.
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Best-and-fairest: Thalia Ellis
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Makalia Gilbee
Coaches award: Rachael Brown
Players player: Kodi Mustey
C-reserve:
Violet Town netballers with their awards at the presentation night on Saturday.
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Best-and-fairest: Bianca Robins
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Mikayla Cole
Most improved: Sanda Cotchin
Coaches award: Erin Dawson
Under-17s:
The Violet Town under-17 netball team.
Best-and-fairest: Ashlea Antonis
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Macey Ross
Coaches award: Bella Trait
Under-15s:
The Violet Town under-15 netballers with their awards.
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Best-and-fairest: Ella Bast
Best-and-fairest runner-up: Matilda Kubeil
Coaches award: Isabella Jones
Most improved: Georgia McLean
Under-11s:
The Violet Town under-11 netballers with their awards.
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