Jim Park Award 2026

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Re: Jim Park Award 2026

Reply #30 – June 18, 2026, 09:59:54 pm

AFL 2026 Rd 13:   Carlton vs Essendon
Like the Richmond game, most of us were disappointed by the way we played against the Drug Cheats. However, they gave it their best shot, and they couldn't beat us when we were as flat as a tack. I am willing to give a little kudos, but not that much.

Trends:
[1]   There were 9 voters this round, which is more like what we get for a loss. Disappointing, especially when we've had 2 weeks to vote, but that was how we played.
please do vote, win, lose or draw: it is something we appreciate and it makes our statistics a lot more reliable. And our statistics hold up pretty well when it comes to John Nicholls Medal night!

[2]   The rating was a 8.07, which represents a C.
Our rating of the Richmond game, for example, was 7.69 which says far too much.

[3]   16 players managed a mention again this week.

[4]   The average vote this week was 26, which is very ordinary for a win!. Scores are around 30 when we win, so read into that what you will.

[5]   3 players managed 100 votes or more.

[6] Crippa didn't win this week, although he did get some votes. Harry McKay judged BOG this week, for the first time this year. he has certainly improved in the last few weeks. George Hewett managed 2nd, his first top 2 rating for the year. Harry Dean managed 3rd, his first top 3 finish.

[7] One player managed votes from everyone this week; Harry McKay. Dean and Hewett missed from one voter.

[8]   We had a much more rounded distribution of votes this week, even though the values were generally low. Our recruits put their hands up, as did a youngsters and our experienced players (who have generally been down this year). Our defenders and mids got most of the votes as we still struggle to kick goals.

[9]   Harry Dean was our best youngster for the night, followed by Smith, Wilson and Byrne

Votes:
McKay, Harrison   274
Hewett, George   220
Dean, Harry   184
Acres, Blake   99
Newman, Nicholas   81
Smith, Jagga   72
Ainsworth, Ben   61
Walsh, Sam   54
Cripps, Patrick 40
Wilson, Billy 40
Cowan, Lachlan 31
Cerra, Adam 22
Florent, Oliver 9
Byrne, Talor 9
Hayward, Will 4
Derksen, Wade 4

Progressive Voting:
Walsh, Sam   2237
Patrick Cripps 2047
Smith, Jagga 1029
Florent, Oliver 807
Matthew Carroll   769
Will Hayward 757
Pittonet, Marc 714
Harry McKay 667
Newman, Nic   616
Mitch McGovern 560
Ainsworth, Ben 546
Kemp, Brodie 480
Weitering, Jacob 466
Hollands, Elijah 426
Ollie Hollands 413
Hewett, George 386
Cowan, Lachie 384
Dean, Harry 332
William, Zac 330
Haynes, Nick 308
Lord, Cooper 152
Blake Acres 126
Wilson, Billy   86
Young, Lewis   81
Evans, Francis 81
Cerra, Adam 71
Ison, Jack   43
Byrne, Talor 43
Liam Reidy   28
Boyd, Jordan   27
Wade Derksen   21
Adam Saad   15
Flynn Young   8

Re: Jim Park Award 2026

Reply #31 – June 30, 2026, 10:32:42 am

AFL 2026 Rd 15:   Carlton vs GWS in Sydney
To defeat GWS on their home deck was a considerably better performance than struggling to get over the line against the Drug Cheats. Also, winning without Weitering was a real positive.

Trends:
[1]   There were 10 voters this round, which is more like what we get for a loss. Disappointing, but that's how it is. In the corresponding round last year only 6 people voted.
please do vote, win, lose or draw: it is something we appreciate and it makes our statistics a lot more reliable. And our statistics hold up pretty well when it comes to John Nicholls Medal night!

[2]   The rating was a 9.73, which represents a A-, a considerable improvement.
Our rating of the Richmond game, for example, was 7.69 which is probably the lowest we could get and still win.

[3]   18 players managed a mention again this week, which is very high. Clearly, our voters decided that most of our players made a contribution significant enough to recognize.

[4]   The average vote this week was 32, which is the 2nd highest of the year!. Scores are around 30 when we win, so read into that what you will. The only better one was against Geelong.

[5]   5 players managed 100 votes or more, and a 6th missed by 3! We rarely get into this territory.

[6] Crippa didn't win this week, although he did come second. Sam Walsh was judged BOG this week, for the sixth time this year. George Hewett managed 3rd, his second top 3 rating for the year. Jagga Smith and Nic Newman filled in the placings.

[7] Two player managed votes from everyone this week; Cripps and Walsh. Smith and Hewett both missed from 1 voter.

[8]   Our midfield guns dominated the voting this week, with the top 4 spots going to our mids. Our defenders got votes, but nothing like what the mids got, and our forwards are making contributions, but not starring. Our youth continues to get noticed with Smith starring. And our more mature recruits have also been strong contributors.

[9]   Jagga Smith was our best youngster for the night, followed by Cowan, Dean and Wilson.

Votes:
Walsh, Sam   336
Cripps, Patrick   287
Hewett, George   229
Smith, Jagga   127
Newman, Nicholas   117
Acres, Blake   97
Cowan, Lachlan   58
Dean, Harry   44
Hayward, Will   44
Haynes, Nicholas   39
Evans, Francis   24
Cottrell, Matthew 15
McKay, Harrison   10
Cerra, Adam   10
Derksen, Wade   10
Wilson, Billy 5
Florent, Oliver 5
Kemp, Brodie 5

Progressive Voting:
Walsh, Sam   2573
Patrick Cripps 2334
Smith, Jagga 1156
Florent, Oliver 812
Will Hayward 801
Matthew Carroll   769
Newman, Nic   733
Pittonet, Marc 714
Harry McKay 677
Hewett, George 614
Mitch McGovern 560
Ainsworth, Ben 546
Kemp, Brodie 485
Weitering, Jacob 466
Cowan, Lachie 442
Hollands, Elijah 426
Ollie Hollands 413
Dean, Harry 376
Haynes, Nick 347
William, Zac 330
Blake Acres 223
Lord, Cooper 152
Evans, Francis 106
Wilson, Billy   90
Young, Lewis   81
Cerra, Adam 80
Ison, Jack   43
Byrne, Talor 43
Wade Derksen   31
Liam Reidy   28
Boyd, Jordan   27
Cottrell, Matthew 15
Adam Saad   15
Flynn Young   8

Re: Jim Park Award 2026

Reply #32 – July 08, 2026, 09:17:06 pm

AFL 2026 Rd 15:   Carlton vs West Coast at Marvel
Probably our largest win for the year, it was also a game where we won all 4 quarters. That doesn't happen to us much.

Trends:
[1]   There were 10 voters again this round, which is still closer to what we get for a loss than for most of our wins. Disappointing, but that's how it is. In the corresponding round last year only 8 people voted.
please do vote, win, lose or draw: it is something we appreciate and it makes our statistics a lot more reliable. And our statistics hold up pretty well when it comes to John Nicholls Medal night!

[2]   The rating was a 9.77, which represents a A-, for the 2nd week in a row.
Our rating of the 1st Richmond game, for example, was 7.69 which is probably the lowest we could get and still win.

[3]   16 players managed a mention this week, which remains on the high side. Clearly, our voters decided that most of our players made a contribution significant enough to recognize.

[4]   The average vote this week was 32, which is the equal 2nd highest of the year!. Scores are around 30 when we win, so read into that what you will. The only better one was against Geelong.

[5]   Again 5 players managed 100 votes or more, which remains on the high side. If we get fewer than 4, we usually struggle.

[6] Crippa didn't win this week, although he did come second, for the 2nd week ina row. Sam Walsh was judged BOG this week, for the seventh time this year. George Hewett managed 3rd, his third top 3 rating for the year. Ben Ainsworth and Harry McKay rounded out the places.

[7] Only two player managed votes from everyone again this week; Cripps and Walsh. Hewett and Ainsworth missed one.

[8]   Our midfield guns dominated the voting this week, with the top 4 spots going to our mids. Our defenders got votes, but nothing like what the mids got, and our forwards are making contributions, but not starring. Our youth continues to get noticed as well. And our more mature recruits have also been strong contributors.

[9] Harry Dean was our best youngster for the night, followed by Byrne, Smith, Cowan and Wilson.

Votes:
Walsh, Sam   366
Cripps, Patrick   308
Hewett, George   205
Ainsworth, Ben   190
McKay, Harrison   107
Dean, Harry   73
Byrne, Talor   63
Smith, Jagga   39
Cowan, Lachlan   39
Haynes, Nicholas   39
Wilson, Billy   10
Newman, Nicholas 5
Evans, Francis   5
Derksen, Wade   5
Florent, Oliver   5
McGovern, Mitchell   5

Progressive Voting:
Walsh, Sam   2939
Patrick Cripps 2642
Smith, Jagga 1195
Hewett, George 820
Florent, Oliver 817
Will Hayward 801
Harry McKay 784
Matthew Carroll   769
Newman, Nic   738
Ainsworth, Ben 737
Pittonet, Marc 714
Mitch McGovern 565
Kemp, Brodie 485
Weitering, Jacob 466
Cowan, Lachie 481
Dean, Harry 449
Hollands, Elijah 426
Ollie Hollands 413
Haynes, Nick 386
William, Zac 330
Blake Acres 223
Lord, Cooper 152
Evans, Francis 110
Byrne, Talor 107
Wilson, Billy   100
Young, Lewis   81
Cerra, Adam 80
Ison, Jack   43
Wade Derksen   35
Liam Reidy   28
Boyd, Jordan   27
Cottrell, Matthew 15
Adam Saad   15
Flynn Young   8