Simply by voting for North’s top three players each week, you could win a North signed guernsey or tickets to the Syd Barker Medal.
Thanks to our major partner Mazda, the Mazda Excellence Award will again recognise the Roos’ standouts in every game, with votes compiled to find one winner at the completion of the 2018 season.
Vote for your 3-2-1 after each round and you’ll be in the running for the prizes.
Our overall winner will also present the trophy to the player who receives the Mazda Excellence Award at the 2018 Syd Barker Club Champion Dinner.
Who gets the nod? Register your votes via the form below and return every week during the 2018 season to make your opinion count, and you’ll be in the running.
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Voting for this round closes on Monday July 9 at 5pm EST.
4. Shaun Higgins
Higgins continued his excellent form into the Essendon game, enjoying his fourth 30+ disposal effort in as many weeks.
The number four was North’s leading ball-getter once again, and showed why so many people rate him so highly.
10.Ben Cunnington
Cunnington has been a picture of consistency this year, and despite a quiet second term, he managed to pick up 23 disposals, and kick 2 goals.
11. Luke McDonald
McDonald impressed when going forward, and kicked 2 trademark long bombs at important stages to keep North in with a chance.
15. Paul Ahern
A late inclusion, Ahern was vital with his polish and ability to hit targets by foot.
He finished with 22 touches and kick his first ever goal, a memorable moment for the youngster.
19. Sam Wright
Wright was rock-solid in defence all day, pulling down 11 marks and finishing with 21 disposals.
22. Todd Goldstein
Goldstein is enjoying a resurgence of late, and this continued against the Bombers and their in-form ruckman Tom Bellchambers.
The big man won 44 hit-outs, and had 14 disposals.
34. Jamie Macmillan
Macmillan enjoyed 24 disposals off half-back, and was cool under pressure from the Essendon forwards.
His 15 kicks and 9 handballs went at an impressive 87.5 per cent efficiency.
