Narrogin Hawks ruckman win league and reserves best and fairest awards respectively

Ruckman Perrin Quartermaine capped off a stellar season with the Narrogin Hawks by winning the league best and fairest award at their presentation night on Saturday. Quartermaine had a superb season in the ruck and helped the Hawks make finals before being eliminated in the preliminary final to eventual winners Williams. The big man took out the award on 55 votes ahead of Alistair Smith, who was also a regular in the Hawks best players on 49 votes. That pair were runaway leaders from Jack Walsh (26 votes), James Kennedy (19) and Ryan Gray (17) who rounded out the top five. Walsh had a great season to be awarded the most consistent player for the season and player of the finals. The best under-21 award went to Ryan Fleay, Jack Lambert won most improved and Tom Bomford received the coaches award. Power forward Mason Hill took out the leading goal kicker award with 24 goals from six matches. Will Graham, who also plays in the ruck, won the B-grade best and fairest award on 29 votes ahead of Scott Cochrane. Casey Kernutt was named most consistent, Aidan Walling won the coaches award and Charly Tanginoa won most improved. Adam Symonds won the leading goal kicker award after booting eight goals from five games. Jydan Lanciano won the C-grade best and fairest award ahead of Tom Kilpatrick while Mitch Cotton took out the D-grade fairest and best award defeating Logan Rowe. Fraser Stewart won the clubman award. Hawks president Karen Fazey, who is retiring after this season, said the presentation night was a great way to finish a strange season. “What a night and a sensational end to a very unique season,” she said. “Thanks to all those who travelled to be there, It wouldn't have been the same without you. “We can't wait to see you all back around the club in 2021.”