Western Bulldogs defender Easton Wood has won the 2015 Charles Sutton Medal, taking home the Club’s best and fairest crown at an awards ceremony on Wednesday night.
 
Wood picked up 268 votes on his way to his first Sutton Medal, ahead of captain Bob Murphy (229) and midfielder Marcus Bontempelli (226).

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The 26-year-old missed only one game in 2015, and polled votes in every game bar one.
 
The win caps off an outstanding season, where he was also named on the All-Australian half-back line and led the competition for intercept marks.

Fellow All-Australian and Club captain Murphy continued his stellar year, taking home the Doug Hawkins medal.
 
Bontempelli rounded out the top three, presented with the Gary Dempsey medal in his second year of senior football.


 
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Joel Hamling was awarded Best First Year player after joining the Club at the start of 2015.
 
Hamling made his AFL debut in round nine and played 11 games, including the Club’s elimination final.
 
Defender Jason Johannisen took home the Tony Liberatore Most Improved Award, Tory Dickson collected the Brad Johnson Best Team Player and Luke Dahlhaus picked up the Scott West Most Courageous Award.
 
Katie Brennan won the Susan Alberti Award for her starring performance in the Club’s two women’s exhibition matches.

Footscray also named their award winners on the night, with vice-captain Brent Prismall taking home the Best and Fairest and AFL forward Nathan Hrovat finishing runner up.


 
Charles Sutton Medal Top 10
1. Easton Wood (268 votes)
2. Robert Murphy (229)
3. Marcus Bontempelli (226)
4. Luke Dahlhaus (223)
5. Matthew Boyd (217)
6. Jason Johannisen (198)
7. Jake Stringer (193)
8. Jackson Macrae (192)
9. Mitch Wallis (189)
10. Liam Picken (182)
 
Award Winners
Charles Sutton Medal (first place): Easton Wood
Doug Hawkins Medal (second place): Robert Murphy
Gary Dempsey Meda (third place): Marcus Bontempelli
Chris Grant Best First Year Player: Joel Hamling
Tony Liberatore Most Improved Award: Jason Johannisen
Brad Johnson Best Team Player: Tory Dickson
John Van Groningen Domestique Award: Easton Wood
Scott West Most Courageous Award: Luke Dahlhaus
John Schultz Community Award: Jordan Roughead
Victoria University Education Award: Easton Wood
Footscray Best and Fairest: Brent Prismall
Footscray Best and Fairest runner up: Nathan Hrovat
Footscray Best and Fairest third place: Ayce Cordy
Bulldogs Taskforce VFL Coaches Award: Will Hayes
Susan Alberti Award: Katie Brennan