Almanac Football – Round 13 Carey-Bunton Medal: Giant’s Harry Perryman still in contention

 

GIANTS’ HARRY PERRYMAN STILL IN CONTENTION FOR CAREY-BUNTON MEDAL

 

GWS mid-fielder Harry Perryman has remained in contention for the Carey-Bunton Medal for the Best NSW Player in the AFL after Round 13 by polling two votes against West Coast.

The former Collingullie junior star Harry Perryman has moved into equal third place on 20 votes with Swans star defender Dane Rampe who has been sidelined for the rest of the season with a fractured hand.

 

Gold Coast Suns skipper Jarrod Witts has retained his lead in the Carey-Bunton Medal for the Best NSW Player based on the votes of the AFL Coaches Association.

 

Although Witts did not poll any votes in Gold Coast’s loss to Carlton neither did his closest challenger Geelong’s Tom Hawkins who booted 3 goals in the Cats win over Adelaide.

 

With four rounds remaining the race for the medal looks to be a contest between Witts, Hawkins and Perryman.

 

 

VOTES ROUND 13

 

1 Jarrod Witts (GCC) 31

2 Tom Hawkins (GEEL) 27

3 Dane Rampe (SYD) 20

3 Harry Perryman (GWS) 20 (R 13 2 votes v WCE)

5 Isaac Heeney (SYD) 19

6 Jacob Hopper (GWS) 11

7 Callum Mills (SYD) 10

8 Isaac Smith (HAW) 9

9 Derek Eggmolesse-Smith (RICH) 8

9 Dougal Howard (ST K) 8

11 Zac Williams (GWS) 5

12 Jacob Townsend (ESS) 4

12 Matthew Kennedy (CARL) 4

14 Luke Breust (HAW) 3

14 Jeremy Finlayson (GWS) 3

16 Michael Gibbons (CARL) 3 (R13 1 vote v GC)

17 Todd Marshall (PA)

17 Harry Himmelberg (GWS) 2

17 Nick Blakey (SYD) 2

17 Charlie Spargo (MEL) 2

 

 

 

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