Chiltern's Murray Price capped a stellar season by taking out the reserves league best and fairest on Monday night.
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The Swans' swingman polled 13 votes to win the award.
He beat Barnawartha's Brad Chant and Yackandandah's Josh Bankes who both tied for second after polling nine votes.
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The third's award was taken out by Yackandandah's Jim Lawson who topped the count with 18 votes.
Similar to both the seniors and reserves, there was a tie for runner-up.
Both Barnawartha's Cohen Trujillo and Rutherglen's Samuel Edmondson polled 14 votes.
Thurgoona's Cody Spencer was a narrow winner of the fourth's honour.
Spencer polled 20 votes to narrowly beat Rutherglen's Rory Beattie on 19.
Kiewa-Sandy Creek's Blake Capper was a further vote behind in third spot.
Highly rated Yackandandah recruit Josh Garland pipped Beechworth's Campbell Fendyk for the Dunn's Twin City Cranes player of the year honour.
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