ALLOMES MEDAL COUNT 2026

South Fremantle celebrated the achievements of its WAFLW and Rogers Cup programs on Saturday night at the 2026 Allomes Awards, bringing together players, coaches, staff, volunteers and supporters to recognise another memorable season in the red and white.

The night was headlined by Natasha Entwistle, who claimed her first Allomes Medal as the WAFLW Best & Fairest, while Zoe Antonelli capped off an outstanding season by taking home the Rogers Cup Best & Fairest.

Entwistle Claims First Allomes Medal

Incredibly, Entwistle claimed the Allomes Medal after playing just 10 games in her first season with the Bulldogs before joining West Coast Eagles as an Injury Replacement Player.

Tash made an immediate impact after arriving at South Fremantle, averaging an impressive 21.1 disposals, 7.2 tackles and 3.5 marks per game across her 10 games in the red and white.

Her consistency, work rate and impact throughout the year saw her finish on top of the count, ahead of Kate Newson in second place and Tahleah Mulder in third.

To win the club’s highest WAFLW individual honour after only 10 appearances in the red and white is an incredible achievement and one the entire club is extremely proud of.

Antonelli Takes Out Rogers Cup Best & Fairest

Zoe Antonelli was crowned the 2026 Rogers Cup Best & Fairest following a brilliant season from the talented 16-year-old.

Antonelli finished ahead of Bailee Pike, who claimed second place, while Holly Barnes rounded out the podium in third.

For Zoe to earn the honour at just 16 years of age is an outstanding achievement and another exciting sign of the young talent continuing to emerge through the Bulldogs’ female pathway.

The Rogers Cup awards also recognised a number of players for their contributions throughout the season, with Katy Elliott receiving the Coaches Award and Skye Behrendt named Most Improved.

Bailee Pike added to her runner-up Best & Fairest finish by receiving the PP&O Red Collar Award, while Madi Catley was recognised as the team’s Leading Goalkicker.

WAFLW Award Winners Recognised

Alongside the Allomes Medal count, several members of the WAFLW program were recognised for their performances and contributions throughout 2026.

Makaela Tuhakaraina received the Coaches Award, while Ashleigh Gomes was presented with the PP&O Red Collar Award.

Shannyn Pomersbach finished the season as the WAFLW Leading Goalkicker, while Annalie Polimeno was recognised with the Community Award.

Ben Harris was named Best Club Person, acknowledging his contribution and commitment to the program throughout the season.

The Liv Hunt Award was presented to Niamh Sherry, rounding out the evening’s award recipients.

The 2026 Allomes Awards provided a fitting conclusion to another significant season for South Fremantle’s WAFLW and Rogers Cup programs.

Congratulations to all of our award winners and thank you to every player, coach, staff member, volunteer, sponsor and supporter who contributed throughout the year.

With plenty to celebrate from 2026 and an exciting group of young talent continuing to develop through the Bulldogs pathway, the future of the red and white remains bright.