KEY DEFENDER Tom McGregor, one of the favourites for the Loddon Valley’s best and fairest award, has taken out Pyramid Hill’s top award for the 2024 season.
Although he played only 15 home and away matches for the Bulldogs, his role in leading one of the league’s tightest defences was rewarded with the club’s best and fairest prize.
McGregor will have a key role in Pyramid Hill’s push for a premiership after the Bulldogs finished second on the ladder. 
Best and fairest: Tom McGregor, Runner-up: Ben Knight. Leading goalkicker: Zach Alford, 
Reserves - best and fairest: Tom Walker. Runner-up: Mitchell Dingwall. Leading goal kicker: Mitchell Dingwall. W. “Bill” Moss Memorial Trophy (most determined): Kaleb Quinn, Most consistent: Matthew Moon. Most improved: Paris Walker. Coach’s Award: Ben Culross. Best first year player: Kaleb Quinn.
Under 18 - Bert Wood Memorial Trophy (best and fairest): Harrison Goodes. Runner-up: Blake Gibson. Leading goal kicker: Harrison Goodes. Most consistent: Xavier Emmerson. Vaughan Herrick Memorial Trophy (most improved): James Hercott. W. “Bill” Moss Memorial Trophy (most determined): Jacobi Mitchell. Dave Atkins Memorial Trophy (exceptional commitment): Riley Hutton and Hayden Ray.
Netball - A Grade best and fairest: Jessica Holdstock (44 votes). Runner-up: Abbey Dingwall (28)
B Grade: Simone Edgley (56). Runner-up: Mikayla Burge (50). C Grade: Erin Farrar (35). Runner-up: Shannon Taylor (33). C Reserve: Claire Pickles (46). Runner-up: Olivia Turvey (37)
17 and under: Mia Farrar (36). Runner-up: Kaitlin Broad (32). Coach’s award: Alina Gould. 15 and under: Cecily Farrar (50). Runner-up: Sophie Twigg (26). Coach’s award: Isla Cladingboel. 13 and under: Siri Harrison (40). Runner-up: Ruby Fletcher (30). Coach’s award: Xanthe Farrar