ALLOMES MEDAL COUNT 2025

The South Fremantle Football Club proudly hosted the annual Allomes Medal Count on Friday night, celebrating the outstanding achievements of our WAFLW and Rogers Cup programs throughout the 2025 season.

The Club’s highest individual honour, the Allomes Medal, was awarded to TJ Mulder, whose consistent and standout performances across the year saw her finish on top of the vote count. She was closely followed by Hannah Burt in second place and Bailey Hunt in third.

In the Rogers Cup, Shaya Yarran capped off a brilliant year by being crowned Fairest & Best, with Madi Hadley taking second place and Shayla Templeton finishing third.

The night also acknowledged the invaluable contributions made off the field. Ella Matthews received the Community Award, while Toby Moore was recognised as Best Club Person for his tireless work and dedication to the women’s program.

Congratulations to all of our 2025 award winners, and thank you to our sponsors and supporters who continue to play a vital role in the growth of women’s football at South Fremantle.

2025 Award Winners

Rogers Cup Awards

• Coaches Award: Coco McGrath

• Liv Hunt Award: Poppy James

• Most Improved Player: Ebony Ricetti

• Leading Goal Kicker: Nicole Taylor-Thorpe

• PP&O Encouragement Award: Tanaya Prentice

• 3rd Fairest & Best: Shayla Templeton

• 2nd Fairest & Best: Madi Hadley

• Fairest & Best: Shaya Yarran

WAFLW Awards

• Coaches Award: Charlie Vandenberg

• SFFC Rising Star: Eva Flynn

• Leading Goal Kicker: Zoe Huggett

• PP&O Warrior Award: Hannah Burt

• 3rd Fairest & Best: Bailey Hunt

• 2nd Fairest & Best: Hannah Burt

• Allomes Medallist: TJ Mulder

Club & Community Awards

• SFFC Community Award: Ella Matthews

• Best Club Person: Toby Moore