Seniors

Carnovale claims 2021 Bob Cave Medal

Rovers captain Christian Carnovale has won his third Hampton Rovers senior best & fairest, claiming the Bob Cave Medal at Friday’s 2021 Rovers Awards Night.

Lockdown restrictions forced Presentation Night online for the first time, with the votes read out and awards announced for all five senior teams. It was well received, with a big audience tuning in via Facebook, Zoom and the Rovers website to hear from the coaches and President.

If you missed the live stream, you can re-watch it on Facebook here >

The club plans to have a get-together of some description when restrictions ease and allow us to do so, giving us the opportunity to present all award winners with their trophies.

Carny had another impressive season for the Rovers, in what was a reduced 11-game season, finishing on 100 votes, 27 ahead of Chris Perkins, with Harrison McIntyre third. It’s Christian’s third Bob Cave Medal in four seasons (excluding the 2020 cancelled season).

“I’m stoked to have this award from this great club,” he said when interviewed by senior coach Anthony Quon.

“Hampton Rovers has been my home, both literally and socially. I’ve loved being here and I’m privileged to be part of this group.”

“To the leaders and the players, this year was the most excited I’ve been to play in a long time. The excitement we had in the pre-season… that got me up and about.” He spoke about his excitement for the Rovers prospects in 2022 and another season of buying in. You can hear his full interview towards the end of the Facebook stream.

Corey Jones took out the Dom Devola Medal for the Reserves B&F, with Tate Gramaconi winning the B&F for the Thirds. The Sue Anderson Medal for the Senior Women’s B&F went to Bianca Lenarcic and in the Under 19’s, Ben Marron claimed the McGregor Medal. See a full list of award winners below.

Senior President Gary Nash spoke and thanked everyone for their support of the club throughout a challenging 2020 and 2021. He also had the pleasure of awarding the Best Clubman award, this year presented to Stan Oldfield and Sean Crisp – two people who’ve helped tremendously around the club this year.

2021 AWARD WINNERS

SENIORS
Best & Fairest: Christian Carnovale (Bob Cave Medal)
Runner-Up B&F: Chris Perkins
Most Loyal: Joel Melnjak
Most Resilient: Cam Morris
Most Relentless: Harry McIntyre

RESERVES
Best & Fairest: Corey Jones (Dom Devola Medal)
Runner Up B&F: Duncan McKenzie
Third Placed B&F: Jack Garrow
Most Consistent: Corey Jones
Most Improved: Jarrod Dartnell

THIRDS
Best & Fairest: Tate Gramaconi
Runner Up B&F: Tom Marron
Most Consistent: Cooper Watson
Most Determined: Jack Campion
Best Team Man: Darcy Merlo

SENIOR WOMEN
Best & Fairest: Bianca Lenarcic (Sue Anderson Medal)
Runner Up B&F: Stephanie Peacock
Third Placed B&F: Jasmina Andros
Best 1st Year Player: Meagan Miller (Jodie Combe Perpetual Award)
Most Consistent: Mandy Naylor

UNDER 19s
Best & Fairest: Ben Marron(McGregor Medal)
Runner Up B&F: Lucas Sharp
Third Placed B&F: Liam O’Driscoll
Most Determined: Ben Crothers
Best Team Man: Zack Mackay (Mark Johannsen Memorial Trophy)

Best Clubman: Stan Oldfield & Sean Crisp

Life Membership: To be announced at/prior to AGM on Nov 22

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