Basketballer come footballer, Nicholas Nugent has taken home the 2017 Under 14 Col Wells Medal beating University Cougar Nicholas Maxwell by 1-vote.
The Col Wells Medal goes to the fairest and best player in the Under 14 AFL Darling Downs McDonald's Shield competition. The adjudicating umpires for the match, record who they think were the fairest and best at the conclusion of each match.
Nugent capped off a consistent year, receiving the maximum three votes, seven times and three lots of two votes.
University's Maxwell, looked to have the Medal all wrapped up by three best on ground performances in the last four rounds saw Nugent bounce to the lead and claim the Col Wells Medal by a very slender 1-vote.
Nugent's votes time-line, 27 votes
Round 2 Vs. Toowoomba = 3 votes
Round 3 Vs. Warwick-Lockyer = 3 votes
Round 5 Vs. Toowoomba = 3 votes
Round 6 Vs. Highfields-Coolaroo = 2 votes
Round 7 Vs. Warwick-Lockyer = 3 votes
Round 8 Vs. Dalby-Chinchilla = 2 votes
Round 11 Vs. Warwick-Lockyer = 2 votes
Round 12 Vs. Dalby-Chinchilla = 3 votes
Round 13 Vs. Highfields-Coolaroo = 3 votes
Round 15 Vs. Toowoomba = 3 votes
Col Wells Medal - Top Five
1st - Nicholas Nugent = 27 votes
2nd - Nicholas Maxwell = 26 votes
3rd - Fletcher Brown = 21 votes
4th - Brodie Speed = 16 votes
5th - Joseph Walsh = 15 votes
Who were your clubs top two?
South Toowoomba
- Nicholas Nugent (winner) = 27 votes
- Declan Traise (=16th) = 5 votes
University Cougars
- Nicholas Maxwell (2nd) = 26 votes
- Brodie Speed (4th) = 16 votes
Dalby-Chinchilla
- Fletcher Brown (3rd) = 21 votes
- Joseph Walsh (5th) = 15 votes
Toowoomba Tigers
- Gabe Stower (=6th) = 9 votes
- Phillip Donaldson (=11th) = 7 votes
Highfields-Coolaroo
- Nicholas Claydon (=9th) = 8 votes
- Owen Debney (=9th) = 8 votes
Warwick-Lockyer
- Siobhan Tobin (=31st) = 2 votes
- Lachlan Phyland (=31st) = 2 votes
Last Modified on 06/09/2017 12:00
