Lavington young gun Corby Robertson has narrowly missed out on making it a clean sweep in the Albury Wodonga Junior football league best and fairest awards.
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He took out the under-16 best and fairest award last weekend.
Robertson polled 18 votes including four best-on-grounds in the shortened 13 round season.
North Albury's Jackson Carey finished runner-up on 15 votes with Wodonga Raiders' Nelson Bowey next best on 13.
Robertson is a previous winner of the under-12 award and also finished runner-up in the under-14s.
The strong marking forward also won the leading goalkicker in the under-16s after winning the same award in the under-14s.
Robertson was introduced to the Murray Bushrangers this season.
He played in the two match under-16 series against Bendigo Pioneers and Gippsland Power conducted during the mid-year school holidays.
Robertson has won three best and fairests with the Panthers and will be hard to hold out once again this year with the club yet to hold its vote count.
