Who has won the best and fairest at your club in 2023?
Take a look below to find out who has been named the club champion from each of the clubs' best and fairest counts so far.
See each of the winners to date:
Collingwood wingman Josh Daicos took home the huge honour of a best and fairest in a premiership season with his triumph in Collingwood's Copeland Trophy.
The Magpies held their count on October 6 at Crown, with Daicos capping off an All-Australian year with his first best and fairest in gathering 301 votes.
Daicos held on in a thrilling count from younger brother Nick and tough defender Brayden Maynard, both of who finished on 287 votes.
Star midfielders Tom Mitchell and Scott Pendlebury rounded out the top five.
Copeland Trophy Top 10 - 2023
1 - Josh Daicos - 301 votes
Eq. 2 - Nick Daicos - 287
Eq. 2 - Brayden Maynard - 287
4 - Tom Mitchell- 283
5 - Scott Pendlebury - 282
6 - Isaac Quaynor - 267
7 - Jack Crisp - 258
8 - Brody Mihocek - 254
9 - Darcy Moore- 253
10 - Jordan De Goey - 249
Other awards
Gordon Coventry Award - Leading Goal Kicker: Brody Mihocek Harry Collier Trophy - Best First Year Player: Jakob Ryan Darren Millane Memorial Trophy - Best Clubman: Brayden Maynard Gavin Brown Award - Defensive Pressure: Beau McCreery Bob Rose Award - Best Player In Finals: Jack Crisp
Essendon captain Zach Merrett was awarded his fourth Crichton Medal.
The gun midfielder, who claimed a third All-Australian blazer in 2023, polled 211 votes to beat breakout forward Kyle Langford on 191.
Merrett joins club greats Tim Watson and Simon Madden on four Crichtons and now sits equal third on the club’s all-time list behind Dick Reynolds and Bill Hutchison (both seven) and James Hird (five).
Mason Redman (163), Andrew McGrath (160) and Jordan Ridley (150) made up the top five.
Crichton Medal Top 10 - 2023
1 - Zach Merrett - 301 votes
2 - Kyle Langford - 191
3 - Mason Redman - 163
4 - Andrew McGrath - 160
5 - Jordan Ridley - 150
6 - Nic Martin - 146
7 - Jye Caldwell - 142
8 - Darcy Parish - 137
9 - Sam Durham - 120
10 - Dyson Heppell - 114
Other awards
Bruce Heymanson Best Clubman: Andrew McGrath
Adam Ramanauskas Most Courageous Player: Mason Redman
John Kilby Staff and Trainers Award: Andrew McGrath
Most Improved Player: Kyle Langford
Lindsay Griffiths Rising Star: Alwyn Davey Jnr.
McCracken Medal: Zach Merrett and Kyle Langford
Caleb Serong claimed his first Doig Medal at Fremantle’s best and fairest count last month.
The 22-year-old gun midfielder won the count comfortably in the end, polling 222 votes to finish 43 clear of last year’s winner Andrew Brayshaw (179).
Serong became the third youngest Docker to win the Doig Medal behind Matthew Pavlich (20 in 2002) and Nat Fyfe (also 22 in 2013). He beat out Brayshaw, who was also 22, by three months.
Consistent defender Luke Ryan (167) finished third, prized recruit Luke Jackson (158) was fourth and promising youngster Hayden Young (140) rounded out the top five.
Doig Medal Top 10 - 2023
1 - Caleb Serong – 222 votes
2 - Andrew Brayshaw – 179
3 - Luke Ryan – 167
4 - Luke Jackson – 158
5 - Hayden Young – 140
Eq.6 - Lachie Schultz – 139
Eq.6 - Sam Switkowski – 139
8 - Alex Pearce – 134
9 - Brennan Cox – 117
10 - Michael Frederick – 112
Other awards
Beacon Award (Most Promising Young Player): Jye Amiss
Best Clubman: Josh Corbett
Vice-captain Tom Stewart won his second ‘Carji’ Greeves Medal as Geelong’s best and fairest.
The star defender attracted 135 votes to comfortably win from Tom Atkins who polled 105.
Stewart, who was named All-Australian for a fifth time in 2023, adds this year’s best and fairest to the club champion award he won in 2021.
Gryan Miers (93), Zach Guthrie (87) and Jeremy Cameron (69) made up the Cats’ top five.
Carji Greeves Top 10 - 2023
1 - Tom Stewart - 135 votes
2 - Tom Atkins - 105
3 - Gryan Miers - 93
4 - Zach Guthrie - 87
5 - Jeremy Cameron - 69
6 - Mark Blicavs - 67
7 - Brad Close - 66
8 - Patrick Dangerfield - 62
9 - Tom Hawkins - 59
10 - Isaac Smith - 57
Other awards
Tom Harley Best Clubman: Tom Atkins
Best Young Player: Ollie Henry
Carter Family Community Champion Award: Tom Stewart
Noah Anderson won his first Club Champion award at the Gold Coast Suns in early September.
The star midfielder, who polled 22 Brownlow Medal votes, attracted 590 votes to beat key defender Sam Collins (563) and midfield mate Matt Rowell (559) to the award.
Defender Charlie Ballard and ruckman and co-captain Jarrod Witts made up the top five.
Gold Coast Club Champion Top 10 - 2023
1 - Noah Anderson - 590 votes
2 - Sam Collins - 563
3 - Matt Rowell - 559
4 - Charlie Ballard - 453
5 - Jarrod Witts - 451
6 - Jack Lukosius - 442
7 - Darcy Macpherson - 436
8 - David Swallow - 434
9 - Wil Powell - 391
10 - Ben Ainsworth - 361
Giants skipper Toby Greene claimed his second Kevin Sheedy Medal.
The 2023 All-Australian captain polled 71 votes to edge out Stephen Coniglio and Tom Green (both 66 votes) who tied in second.
Greene also won the Giants best and fairest in 2016.
Lachie Whitfield (61) and Josh Kelly (58) finished fourth and fifth respectively.
Kevin Sheedy Medal Top 10 - 2023
1 - Toby Greene - 71 votes
Eq.2 - Stephen Coniglio - 66
Eq.2 - Tom Green - 66
4 - Lachie Whitfield - 61
5 - Josh Kelly - 58
6 - Connor Idun - 54
7 - Jack Buckley - 53
8 - Sam Taylor - 46
9 - Brent Daniels - 42
10 - Lachie Ash - 41
Other awards
Community Award: Kieren Briggs
Rising Star Award: Finn Callaghan
Members’ Choice Award: Toby Greene
Coaches Award: Jack Buckley
Best Finals Player(s): Connor Idun, Tom Green and Lachie Whitfield
First-year sensation Harry Sheezel took out his first Syd Barker Medal as North Melbourne’s best and fairest in mid-September.
The 18-year-old star in the making, who also won the Rising Star, polled 197 votes to beat All-Australian forward Nick Larkey (173) to the award.
Bailey Scott, Luke Davies-Uniacke and the retired Jack Ziebell rounded out the top five.
Syd Barker Medal Top 10 - 2023
1 - Harry Sheezel - 197 votes
2 - Nick Larkey - 173
3 - Bailey Scott - 140
4 - Luke Davies-Uniacke - 131
5 - Jack Ziebell - 112
6 - Tarryn Thomas - 101
7 - Ben McKay - 98
Eq.8 - Cameron Zurhaar - 90
Eq.8 - Liam Shiels - 90
10 - Jy Simpkin - 88
Other awards
Best Young Player: Harry Sheezel
Glenn Archer Shinboner of the Year: Nick Larkey
Mazda Excellence Award: Harry Sheezel
Harold Henderson Best Clubman: Bailey Scott
Peter Scanlon Community Award: Jaidyn Stephenson
Tim Taranto claimed the Jack Dyer Medal at Richmond’s best and fairest count on October 3.
The first-year Tiger polled 68 votes to beat club great Dustin Martin who finished second on 54 votes.
Taranto, 25, starred in his debut season in the yellow and black after his move from GWS last trade period.
Shai Bolton (50), Nick Vlastuin (46) and Dan Rioli (45) rounded out the top five.
Jack Dyer Medal Top 10
1 - Tim Taranto - 68
2 - Dustin Martin - 54
3 - Shai Bolton - 50
4 - Nick Vlastuin - 46
5 - Daniel Rioli - 45
6 - Liam Baker - 44
7 - Noah Balta - 43
8 - Dion Prestia - 42
Eq.9 - Kamdyn McIntosh - 30
Eq.9 - Nathan Broad - 30
Jack Sinclair claimed a second successive St Kilda best and fairest this year.
The half-back flanker, who moved into the midfielder, polled 237 votes to win the Trevor Barker Award from fellow 2023 All-Australian Callum Wilkie who was nine votes in arrears.
Sinclair joins current teammates Seb Ross and Jack Steele on two St Kilda B&Fs.
Ruckman Rowan Marshall and young guns Mitch Owens ands Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera rounded out the top five.
Trevor Barker Award Top 10 - 2023
1 - Jack Sinclair - 237 votes
2 - Callum Wilkie - 228
3 - Rowan Marshall - 205
4 - Mitchito Owens - 172
5 - Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera - 164
Eq.6 - Brad Crouch - 142
Eq.6 - Bradley Hill - 142
8 - Jack Higgins - 119
9 - Jack Steele - 118
10 - Josh Battle - 115
Other awards
Lenny Hayes Team Trademark Award: Callum Wilkie
Robert Harvey Best Clubman Award: Tom Campbell
Best Emerging Player Award: Mitchito Owens & Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera
CMC Markets Sainter of the Year: Jack Sinclair
Errol Gulden dominated the Bob Skilton Medal count to claim Sydney’s best and fairest.
The 21-year-old Swans young gun capped of a stunning season by polling a mammoth 738 votes to claim his first B&F, 257 clear of second-placed Nick Blakey (481).
James Rowbottom (471), Luke Parker (456) and Chad Warner (453) rounded out the top five.
Gulden adds the Swans’ top award to his maiden All-Australian selection after finishing equal fourth in this year’s Brownlow Medal count.
Bob Skilton Medal Top 10 - 2023
1 - Errol Gulden - 738 votes
2 - Nick Blakey - 481
3 - James Rowbottom - 471
4 - Luke Parker - 456
5 - Chad Warner - 453
6 - Oliver Florent - 448
7 - Jake Lloyd - 430
8 - Callum Mills - 426
9 - Tom Papley - 411
10 - Harry Cunningham - 392
Paul Kelly Player's Player: Errol Gulden
Barry Round Best Clubman Award: Harry Cunningham
Dennis Carroll Award, Most Improved: Hayden McLean
Rising Star Award: Angus Sheldrick
Tim Kelly won his first John Worsfold Medal as West Coast’s best and fairest in early September.
The classy midfielder polled 200 votes to edge out gun forward Oscar Allen who finished on 163.
The former Geelong gun became the 25th Eagle to win the award.
Defender Liam Duggan, off-season recruit Jayden Hunt and recently retired former captain Shannon Hurn made up the top five.
John Worsfold Medal Top 10 - 2023
1 - Tim Kelly - 200 votes
2 - Oscar Allen - 163
3 - Liam Duggan - 158
4 - Jayden Hunt - 116
5 - Shannon Hurn - 102
6 - Bailey Williams - 101
7 - Andrew Gaff - 85
8 - Alex Witherden - 84
Eq.9 - Tom Barrass - 79
Eq.9 - Noah Long - 79
Other awards
Emerging Talent Award: Reuben Ginbey
Chris Mainwaring Medal (best clubman): Shannon Hurn
Western Bulldogs captain Marcus Bontempelli claimed his fifth Charles Sutton Medal on October 4.
The Bulldogs superstar polled 342 votes to comfortably win the award ahead of midfield mate Tom Liberatore on 278.
As a result, Bontempelli becomes just the sixth player in Dogs history to win five or more best and fairest awards and now sits two behind Scott West’s club record of seven and one in arrears of Gary Dempsey’s six.
Dashing defender Ed Richards (193), the diminutive Caleb Daniel (190) and returning backman Liam Jones (172) made up the top five.
Charles Sutton Medal Top 10 - 2023
1 - Marcus Bontempelli - 342 votes
2 - Tom Liberatore - 278
3 - Ed Richards - 193
4 - Caleb Daniel - 190
5 - Liam Jones - 172
6 - Adam Treloar - 165
7 - Tim English - 160
8 - Bailey Dale - 152
9 - Aaron Naughton - 141
10 - Jamarra Ugle-Hagan - 128
Other awards
Chris Grant Best First Year Player: James O’Donnell
Tony Liberatore Most Improved Player: Tim English
Brad Johnson Best Team Player: Caleb Daniel
John Van Groningen Domestique Award: Marcus Bontempelli
Scott West Most Courageous Award: Liam Jones
Coaches Award: Adam Treloar
John Schultz Community Award: Buku Khamis
VU Education Award: Lachie McNeil