1970 SOUTH WESTERN DISTRICT FOOTBALL LEAGUE AWARDS

First Grade: Best & Fairest - Gammage Medal

27 - Alan Hayes (Coolamon); 24 - Doug Priest (Ariah Park-Mirrool); 22 - Warren Roper (Narrandera); 21 - Doug Campbell (Turvey Park), 19 - Graham Ion (Turvey Park), Peter Clarke (Whitton); 17 - Sid Robins (Griffith); 15 - Harold Evans (Whitton); 14 - Peter Slattery (Coolamon); 12 - Hugo Waldmanies (Whitton); 11 - Robert Prenzel (Griffith); 10 - Terry McGee (Grong Grong-Matong), Jim Kidman (Leeton), Dexter Briggs (Narrandera); 9 - Max Sanbrook (Grong Grong-Matong), Gerry Gavel (Whitton); 8 - John Kew (Coolamon), Greg Sheather (Grong Grong-Matong); 7 - Paul Lott, Bill Thripp (Ardlethan), Bruce Chalmers, Jim Prentice (Ariah Park-Mirrool), Phil Gehrig (Ganmain); 6 - Len Lawson (Ardlethan), James Gumbleton (Ganmain), Stan Legoweic, John Wirth (Leeton), John Hawke (Turvey Park); 5 - Mick Bradley, Bob Murray (Ardlethan), Charlie Moses (Coolamon), John Candusso (Griffith), Ian Sanbrook (Grong Grong-Matong), Max Jamieson (Leeton), Laurie Pendrick (Turvey Park); 4 - Roy Inglis (Ardlethan), Garry Carroll, Frank Gumbleton (Ganmain), Graham Buchanan, Dennis Heathcote (Grong Grong-Matong), Jim Lyons, Brian Sheridan (Leeton), Stephen Margosis, Graham Powell (Narrandera), John Shearer (Turvey Park); 3 - Ron Drysdale (Ardlethan), David Bamford (Ariah Park-Mirrool), Gerald Bradley, Phillip Curtis, Ken Sheather (Coolamon), Peter Brill, Greg Guthrie, Trevor McPherson, Jim Winnel (Ganmain), Bill Biron, Doug Prior, Phillip Smith (Griffith), Tom Carroll (Grong Grong-Matong), Alan Dudley, Ross Elwin (Leeton), Ron Wilson (Narrandera), Jim Egan, Robbie Nolan, Bob Robertson, Neville White (Turvey Park), Ron Aumann (Whitton); 2 - Bruce Schliebs (Ardlethan), Jim Dunn, Doug Peacock (Ariah Park-Mirrool), Ray Pieper (Coolamon), Dan Carroll, Peter Carroll, Peter Mangelsdolf, Eric McCaig (Ganmain), Frank Conlan, John Foley, Bruce Forbes, Bob Little (Griffith), Ray Evans, Peter Rounsevell, Terry Walsh (Grong Grong-Matong), Ray Dawson, Greg Lashbrook, Geoff Tuckett (Leeton), Len McCallum (Narrandera), Alan Grentell (Turvey Park); 1 - Des Heath, Ray Smith (Ardlethan), B. W. O'Reilly (Ariah Park-Mirrool), Lance Crocker, Chris Dryden, Tony Rudd (Coolamon), Des Carroll, Jim McCaig (Ganmain), Darryl Collis, John Higgins, Ralph Robins (Griffith), Charlie Corbett, Brian McKellar, Baden Ward (Leeton), Gil Botten, Brian Dodds, Kevin English, Stewart Hutchins, Peter Sheather, Ray Stevens (Narrandera), Joe DeMamiel, Jock Kenny, Ron Milthorpe (Whitton).

Second Grade - Lanham Trophy

16 - Michael O'Mara (Leeton); 15 - David Kennedy (Narrandera); 14 - David Simmons (Griffith); 12 - Pat Carroll (Ganmain). Other Griffith players to receive votes were: 6 - Denis Tyndall, Ian Wade; 5 - Chris Sharpe; 4 - Denny Dreyer, Noel Brown, Glen Harrison; 3- Jay Cullen; 2 - Les Collis, Terry Higgins, Garry Owen, Joe Whyte, Glenn Wood; 1 - Ray Smith.

Third Grade - Petts Trophy

14 - Rodney Shuttleworth (Leeton); 12 - Reg Williams (Narrandera), 11 - Robert Wykes (Ardlethan); 8 - Stephen Bicego (Griffith). Other Griffith players to receive votes were: 6 - Robert Johnson; 5 - Garry Parslow; 3 - Richard Dalwood, Glen Harrison, Greg Harrison, Greg Thompson; 2 - Terry Greedy; 1 - Lindsay McKinnon, Stephen Mulcair, Denis Tyndall.

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First Grade: Top Goalkickers (h/a) - Kiesling Trophy

91 - Jim Prentice (Ariah Park-Mirrool), 63 - Peter Clarke (Whitton), 62 - Peter Slattery (Coolamon), 59 - John Shearer (Turvey Park), 50 - Tom Carroll (Grong Grong-Matong), 45 - Ralph Robins (Griffith), 40 - Ron Drysdale (Ardlethan), Phillip Curtis (Coolamon), 39 - Jim Hayes (Coolamon), 37 - Ron Aumann (Whitton), 36 - Alan Grentell (Turvey Park), 33 - Hugo Waldmanies (Whitton), 31 - Victor Wilson (Griffith), Terry McGee (Grong Grong-Matong).

Second Grade (Griggs Trophy): 80 - Chris Sharpe (Griffith); Third Grade (Quinn Trophy): 25 - Paul Savage (Griffith).

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Media Award - Air India The Riverina Daily News

26 - John Kew (Coolamon); 23 - Doug Priest (Ariah Park-Mirrool); 20 - Warren Roper (Narrandera); 19 - Bruce Chalmers (Ariah Park-Mirrool), Alan Hayes (Coolamon), Sid Robins (Griffith); 18 - Peter Clarke (Whitton), 17 - Harold Evans (Whitton); 14 - Bruce Forbes (Griffith), Graham Ion (Turvey Park), Laurie Pendrick (Turvey Park), 11 - Doug Campbell (Turvey Park), Richard Milne (Whitton).