North Melbourne Tasmanian Kangaroos star Jasmine Garner has capped off another stellar season by being crowned the 2023 Club Champion.

Garner topped Thursday night's best and fairest count with 206 votes ahead of second-placed Ash Riddell (196) and third-placed Emma Kearney (163).

Mia King (150 votes) and Sarah Wright (140) rounded out the top five.

It is the second consecutive season Garner has taken out the club’s top honour and the fourth time overall.

The 29-year-old enjoyed her best individual campaign yet, averaging 28 disposals, seven tackles and a goal per game from her 13 appearances. She ranked first in the AFLW for metres gained and inside 50s, second for contested possessions, and third for clearances.

One of the competition’s most decorated players, Garner also claimed the fan-voted Mazda Next Level Performer award to further add to the accolades she has received over the past month, which include her third AFL Coaches Association Champion Player of the Year award, second AFL Players’ Association MVP award and sixth All-Australian blazer.

Runner-up Riddell was a prolific member of the Kangaroos’ engine room alongside Garner in 2023.

The ball magnet led the competition for disposals, collecting 30-plus on eight occasions. She ranked second for ground ball gets and placed equal-second in the league’s best and fairest.

Kearney finished third after captaining the side to its first-ever Grand Final appearance.

The veteran Roo, who last week extended her streak as the only player to receive All-Australian honours in every AFLW season, averaged 20 disposals per game off half-back, while ranking fourth in the competition for intercept possessions and sixth for rebound 50s.

Jenna Bruton was voted Shinboner of the Year by her teammates for the second straight season for her embodiment of the club's values: real, bold, belonging and never beaten.

Kim Rennie was awarded Best Clubwoman in recognition of her team-first approach both on and off the field.

Taylah Gatt was named the club’s Best Young Player after featuring in all 13 games and providing plenty of outside run for the Kangaroos in her second season.

Voting system

The senior coach rates each player out of 10 points, and the assistant coaches provide a combined rating for each player out of 10, making 20 points the maximum votes a player can receive in any round.

Top 10

1. Jasmine Garner – 206
2. Ash Riddell – 196
3. Emma Kearney – 163
4. Mia King – 150
5. Sarah Wright – 140
6. Alice O’Loughlin –134
7. Tahlia Randall – 132
8. Jasmine Ferguson – 130
9. Kim Rennie – 129
10. Bella Eddey & Emma King – 121

Other award winners

Shinboner of the Year – Jenna Bruton
Best Clubwoman – Kim Rennie
Best Young Player – Taylah Gatt
Mazda Next Level Performer – Jasmine Garner