Bahr, who edged out Matt Rava and Kodie O'Malley for best afield honours, followed the lead of Gavin Graetz, Craig Smith, Adam Schneider, Owen Gooden, Anthony Armstrong, Djali Bloomfield, Rory Muggivan and Jamie Parr.

"It's a fantastic effort by Osborne to have four sides playing today," Bahr, who has played in five Osborne flags, said.

"It's pretty sweet.

"It's a team sport and a number of boys could have got this (medal).

"It was a real team effort.

"I'm stoked."

While Bahr, Rava and Hayden Gleeson fit into the veteran category, Osborne's young brigade look set to terrorise the competition for years to come.

"'Steno' (Sam Stening) is 16 and I think we had an average age of 23," he said.

"I think it would be youngest one I've played in."