Copeland Results

[dumesny1]

Gordon Coventry Trophy
Goal Kicking Award
Anthony Rocca
54 Goals

Joseph Wren Memorial Trophy
Best VFL Player (Williamstown)
Winner – Ben Davies*

Darren Millane Memorial Trophy
Best Clubman
Winner - Nick Maxwell

Harry Collier Trophy
Best First Year Player
Winner - Tyson Goldsack

Phonse Kyne Award
Services to the club
Winner - Rhyce Shaw

Gavin Brown Award
Winner - Nick Maxwell

Bob Rose Award
Best Player in finals
Winner - Travis Cloke

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EW Copeland Trophy
Best and Fairest
Winner – Travis Cloke

RT Rush Trophy
2nd Best and Fairest
Winner – Pendles

JJ Joyce
3rd Best and Fairest
Winner - Tarkyn Lockyer

J.F McHale Trophy
4th Best and Fairest
Winner – Dane Swan

Jack Regan
5th Best and Fairest
Winner - Heath Shaw

 

[Thommo 42]

Copeland Trophy Winner - Travis Cloke

 

[emster]

Best player in the finals??

 

[Shellz]

Best player in the finals??

Cloke





Cloke claims Copeland

11:00 PM Fri 5 October, 2007 | Back

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COLLINGWOOD forward Travis Cloke has capped off an impressive season by claiming his first EW Copeland Trophy at the Magpies' best and fairest evening at Crown Casino on Friday night.
Cloke, who showed immense improvement his year to post his best season in the black and white, polled 53 votes in the count to win the prize from Scott Pendlebury and Tarkyn Lockyer (both 52).
Having never figured in contention for the illustrious club prize before, Cloke got the nod in 2007 following consistent year where he averaged 15 disposals a game and booted 39 goals, the Pies' second-highest tally for the year.
He was one of two players from Collingwood to be nominated by his peers for the AFLPA's most valuable player award.
Cloke played every game in his third season at the club, after what could have been considered a difficult off-season where his two older brothers and former teammates, Jason and Cameron, were delisted.
But the 20-year-old went from strength to strength, and while he suffered ups and downs as far as his goalkicking was concerned, his physicality and marking ability made him one of the standout Magpies.
Pendlebury picked up the RT Rush Trophy for second place in the count, after polling the same amount of votes as the consistent midfielder in Lockyer.
In the event that two or more players finish with the same number of votes in the count, the player who has played in the least number of games takes the higher position.
Pendlebury played 23 games versus Lockyer's 25, leaving the latter to accept the JJ Joyce Trophy for third place.
Collingwood's highest vote-getter at the Brownlow Medal – Dane Swan – picked up the JF McHale Trophy for fourth position and boom youngster Heath Shaw picked up the Jack Regan Trophy for fifth.
In what was an emotional night for the club following skipper Nathan Buckley's retirement earlier in the day, Cloke was also given the best player in finals award for his three courageous September performances.
Young defender Tyson Goldsack picked up the Harry Collier Trophy for best first-year player, while the Darren Millane best clubman award went to Nick Maxwell, who also collected the Gavin Brown award for most courageous.
Anthony Rocca picked up his fourth Gordon Coventry award for his return of 54 majors, while player also went to Maxwell.
The Joseph Wren Trophy for best VFL player went to Ben Davies, while the Phonse Kyne award for services to the club was presented to Rhyce Shaw.
Top 10 in the 2007 Copeland Trophy count:
Travis Cloke – 53 votes Scott Pendlebury – 52 votes Tarkyn Lockyer – 52 votes Dane Swan – 48 votes Heath Shaw – 48 votes Dale Thomas – 46 votes Anthony Rocca – 44 votes Scott Burns – 43 votes Harry O'Brien – 41 votes Leon Davis – 41 votes




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[bradrowe#32]

Bloody hell, that's a brilliant effort by a 20 year old. Copeland and Best in Finals at the age of 20.

He is going to be a superstar.

 

[emster]

Thanks Shellz

 

[dumesny1]

Top 10 in the 2007 Copeland Trophy count:
Travis Cloke – 53 votes
Scott Pendlebury – 52 votes
Tarkyn Lockyer – 52 votes
Dane Swan – 48 votes
Heath Shaw – 48 votes
Dale Thomas – 46 votes
Anthony Rocca – 44 votes
Scott Burns – 43 votes
Harry O'Brien – 41 votes
Leon Davis – 41 votes

 

[PendlePie]

5 players in the top 10 who are 21 years old or under...that is amazing and probably a record statistic. Well done to our boys for such a stellar year despite the losses of older and more experienced players throughout the season.

 

[MarkT]

A massively encouraging top 10. Congrats to Cloke. If he can get his kicking sorted he will be awesome.

 

[dumesny1]

A massively encouraging top 10. Congrats to Cloke. If he can get his kicking sorted he will be awesome.

The next Jon Brown

 

[dooda]

Pendlebury - 2nd in Copeland
Selwood - Nowhere in Geelong's B+F

Simalarities r striking.

 

[nick_savo]

What a surprise
Well done Clokey, well deserved
Pendles and Tarks were stiff too miss by a vote

 

[beez]

Daisy 6th....good effort considering he doesnt get alot of the ball

 

[nick_savo]

Harry O'Brien top 10
Top effort

 

[pica]

i think harry is over-rated

 

[alfio]

Harry O had a great game V Geelong my thoughts it was his best game of the year. But what do i know.

 

[Big Bryza]

I think ur to sser

 

[alfio]

I think ur to sser

lmao

 

[pica]

he played two 'great' games against the bombers and cats. thats about it

makes to many mistakes and has a habit for holding on the ball for way too long.

im not saying his a bad player. just over-rated.

 

[Bay Pie]

Top 10 in the 2007 Copeland Trophy count:
Travis Cloke – 53 votes (20)
Scott Pendlebury – 52 votes (19)
Tarkyn Lockyer – 52 votes (28)
Dane Swan – 48 votes (23)
Heath Shaw – 48 votes (20)
Dale Thomas – 46 votes (20)
Anthony Rocca – 44 votes (30)
Scott Burns – 43 votes (33)
Harry O'Brien – 41 votes (20)
Leon Davis – 41 votes(27)

5 of the 1st 6 under 23. That's fantastic.

If Trav starts to kick straight, Look out!

 

[Kirk Hinrich #12]

Pendlebury - 2nd in Copeland
Selwood - Nowhere in Geelong's B+F

Simalarities r striking.

Thats why the media should never vote on awards its a joke. Just look at the way the Yanks do it, its pathetic.

 

[shawthing09]

he played two 'great' games against the bombers and cats. thats about it

makes to many mistakes and has a habit for holding on the ball for way too long.

im not saying his a bad player. just over-rated.

Did you see him against the Saints or Brad Johnson. The kid is 21. He is very much an athlete learning the game rather then an out and out footballer and he is improving at a fairly impressive rate.

For any 21 year old to have negated Riewoldt, Lucas (In red hot form.) Brad Johnson and Paul Chapman is very impressive. He has stopped to quality big men and two quality small men it shows his versatility he will be a great servant for us in the backline.

 

[Shellz]

Predict the Awards

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