Chance ... Gary Ablett is in line for his fifth AFL MVP. Source: Wayne Ludbey / News Limited
GOLD Coast champion Gary Ablett has won a record fifth Leigh Matthews Trophy
Ablett - the favourite for the Brownlow Medal - broke his own record with back-to-back honours after his 2012 win on top his 2007, 2008 and 2009 triumphs.
The Suns captain gained 1479 votes to romp home ahead of Geelong captain Joel Selwood and Hawthorn's Coleman Medalist Jarryd Roughead.
Collingwood's Scott Pendlebury, Sydney co-captain Kieran Jack and Western Bulldogs midfielder Ryan Griffen rounded out the top six.
LEIGH MATTHEWS TROPHY
Gary Ablett (GCS) 1479 votes
Joel Selwood (GEE) 475
Jarryd Roughead (HAW) 378
Scott Pendlebury (COL) 321
Kieren Jack (SYD) 201
Ryan Griffen (WB) 177
Daniel Hannebery (SYD) 174
Patrick Dangerfield (ADE) 172
Dane Swan (COL) 137
Nathan Fyfe (FRE) 118
While he missed out on the main award, it was a big night for Selwood after he captured the AFL's most courageous player and best captain awards.
The champion Cat gained 234 votes to easily win ahead of Sydney Swans young gun Daniel Hannebery and Adelaide best and fairest winner Rory Sloane.
AFL MOST COURAGEOUS
Joel Selwood (GEE) 234 votes
Daniel Hannebery (SYD) 153
Rory Sloane (ADE) 74
Callan Ward (GWS) 55
Kade Simpson (CAR) 54
Selwood was back on stage shortly after to accept the best captain award.
He was voted in ahead of Suns captain Gary Ablett and Bombers' Brownlow Medalist Jobe Watson.
AFL BEST CAPTAIN
Joel Selwood (GEE) 172 votes
Gary Ablett (GCS) 115
Jobe Watson (ESS) 110
Luke Hodge (HAW) 102
Travis Boak (PTA) 81
In the night's most one-sided result, Gold Coast Suns young gun Jaeger O'Meara was awarded the best first year player award.
Having already won the AFL's Rising Star award, O'Meara captured an amazing 533 votes to win ahead of Power hard nut Ollie Wines and Crows budding superstar Brad Crouch.
Surprisingly, Collingwood's Sam Dwyer and Swan defender Dane Rampe were next best.
AFL BEST FIRST YEAR PLAYER
Jaeger O Meara (GCS) 533 votes
Oliver Wines (PTA) 45
Brad Crouch (ADE) 37
Sam Dwyer (COL) 28
Dane Rampe (SYD) 24
The 22under22 team was the first to be announced.
The team features the best players under 22, selected by fans via social media, with Bomber Dyson Heppell elected captain and North midfielder Jack Ziebell his deputy.
Channel 7 – Saturday Night Footy was awarded the Grant Hattam Trophy for Excellence in Sports Journalism for their piece on Jeremy Cameron's life away from football.
In the third award of the night, Western Bulldogs captain Matthew Boyd was awarded the Education and Training Excellence Award.
Gary Ablett is vying for his fifth Leigh Matthews Trophy but faces stiff competition from the likes of Joel Selwood, Scott Pendlebury and Jarryd Roughead.
Leigh Matthews Trophy nominees
Adelaide – Patrick Dangerfield, Richard Douglas, Rory Sloane
Brisbane - Pearce Hanley, Matthew Leuenberger, Jack Redden
Carlton – Lachie Henderson, Chris Judd, Kade Simpson
Collingwood – Scott Pendlebury, Steele Sidebottom, Dane Swan
Essendon – Jack Carlisle, Dyson Heppell, Jobe Watson
Fremantle – Ryan Crowley, Nathan Fyfe, Michael Johnson
Geelong – Corey Enright, Joel Selwood, Harry Taylor
Gold Coast – Gary Ablett Jr, Jaeger O'Meara, Rory Thompson
GWS – Jeremy Cameron, Jonathan Giles, Tom Scully
Hawthorn – Josh Gibson, Sam Mitchell, Jarryd Roughead
Melbourne – James Frawley, Colin Garland, Nathan Jones
North Melbourne – Andrew Swallow, Lindsay Thomas, Scott Thompson
Port Adelaide – Travis Boak, Justin Westhoff, Chad Wingard
Richmond – Trent Cotchin, Brett Deledio, Daniel Jackson
St Kilda – Leigh Montagna, Nick Riewoldt, Jack Steven
Sydney – Dan Hannebery, Kieren Jack, Jarrad McVeigh
West Coast – Darren Glass, Josh Kennedy, Erie Mackenzie
Western Bulldogs – Ryan Griffen, Tom Liberatore, Will Minson
Tough ... Joel Selwood is up for three awards. Source: Getty Images
The Robert Rose Most Courageous Award nominees
Adelaide – Rory Sloane
Brisbane - Joel Patfull
Carlton – Kade Simpson
Collingwood - Luke Ball
Essendon – Mark Baguley
Fremantle – Matt De Boer
Geelong – Joel Selwood
Gold Coast – David Swallow
Greater Western Sydney – Callan Ward
Hawthorn – Ben Stratton
Melbourne – Colin Garland
North Melbourne – Jack Ziebell
Port Adelaide – Jay Schulz
Richmond – Steven Morris
St Kilda – Jarryn Geary
Sydney – Daniel Hannebery
West Coast – Darren Glass
Western Bulldogs – Daniel Cross
Best First Year Player nominees
Adelaide – Brad Crouch
Brisbane - Sam Mayes
Carlton – Troy Menzel
Collingwood - Sam Dwyer
Essendon - Nick Kommer
Fremantle – Jack Hannath
Geelong – Jackson Thurlow
Gold Coast – Jaeger O'Meara
GWS – Lachie Whitfield
Hawthorn – Jed Anderson
Melbourne – Matt Jones
North Melbourne – Taylor Garner
Port Adelaide – Oliver Wines
Richmond - Nick Vlastuin
St Kilda – Nathan Wright
Sydney - Dane Rampe
West Coast – Adam Carter
Western Bulldogs – Brett Goodes
Talent ... Brad Crouch is nominated for the best first year player. Source: News Limited
Best Captain nominees
Adelaide – Nathan Van Berlo
Brisbane – Jed Adcock, Jonathon Brown
Carlton – Marc Murphy
Collingwood - Nick Maxwell
Essendon - Jobe Watson
Fremantle – Matthew Pavlich
Geelong – Joel Selwood
Gold Coast – Gary Ablett Jr
Greater Western Sydney – Callan Ward, Phil Davis
Hawthorn – Luke Hodge
Melbourne – Jack Trengove, Jack Grimes
North Melbourne – Andrew Swallow
Port Adelaide – Travis Boak
Richmond - Trent Cotchin
St Kilda – Nick Riewoldt
Sydney – Kieren Jack, Jarrad McVeigh
West Coast – Darren Glass
Western Bulldogs – Matthew Boyd
22UNDER22
22under22 is a new concept for 2013 and is comprised of the best 22 players aged 22 and under for the premiership season. The AFL Players' Board nominate 40 players in position and fans have the responsibility to select the final team via social media.
The 2013 22under22 team will be announced at the MVP Awards and those selected in the side will receive a 22under22 New Era hat in a perspex case.
The AFL Players' Association Board has chosen a retrospective team for the inaugural year and the captain, Patrick Dangerfield, will present a hat to this years captain at the MVP Awards.
22UNDER22 SQUAD
Ruck: Mark Blicavs, Tom Nicholls
Defenders: Rory Thompson, Daniel Talia, Jake Carlisle, Steele Sidebottom, Paul Seedsman, Jordan Roughead, Trent McKenzie, Aaron Mullett, Brandon Ellis, Dylan Roberton, Clancee Pearce, Mitch Golby.
Midfielders: Dan Hannebury, Jaeger O'Meara, Dyson Heppell, Nat Fyfe, Luke Parker, Ollie Wines, Dion Prestia, Ben Cunnington, Tom Liberatore, Jack Ziebell, Jack Redden, Adam Treloar, Mitch Duncan, Tom Mitchell.
Forwards: Luke Dahlhaus, Allen Christensen, Jack Darling, Dustin Martin, Steven Motlop, Luke Breust, Jeremy Cameron, Jack Gunston, Aaron Black, Michael Walters, Jamie Elliott, Chad Wingard.
WINNERS OF THE LEIGH MATTHEWS TROPHY FOR MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
2012 Gary Ablett Jr (Gold Coast)
2011 Chris Judd (Carlton)
2010 Dane Swan (Collingwood)
2009 Gary Ablett Jr (Geelong)
2008 Gary Ablett, Jr (Geelong)
2007 Gary Ablett Jr (Geelong)
2006 Chris Judd (West Coast)
2005 Ben Cousins (West Coast)
2004 Nick Riewoldt (St Kilda)
2003 Michael Voss (Brisbane)
WINNERS OF THE BEST FIRST-YEAR PLAYER AWARD
2012 - Jeremy Cameron (Greater Western Sydney)
2011 - Dyson Heppell (Essendon)
2010 – Michael Barlow (Fremantle)
2009 - Daniel Rich (Brisbane Lions)
2008 – Rhys Palmer (Fremantle)
BEST CAPTAIN AWARD WINNERS
2012 - Jobe Watson (Essendon)
2011 - Chris Judd (Carlton)
2010 – Brett Kirk (Sydney)
2009 – Jonathan Brown (Brisbane)
2008 – Tom Harley (Geelong)
WINNERS OF THE ROBERT ROSE MOST COURAGEOUS PLAYER AWARD
2012 - Beau Waters (West Coast) / Joel Selwood (Geelong)
2011 - Jonathon Brown (Brisbane)
2010 - Luke Hodge (Hawthorn)
2009 – Joel Selwood (Geelong)
2008 – Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions)
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