Cassie Davidson takes out the 2021 Fenton Medal

It was a sensational end to the 2021 WAFLW Season, finishing with our Fenton Medal on Friday 23 July, where Cassie Davidson took home the top award, the 2021 Fenton Medal. In our Rogers Cup it was Jorja Haines who won the Barnden Medal and Ariana Hetherington in the Reserves. 

Scroll down to see all our wonderful award winners. 

The Fenton Medal

Mark and Ann Fenton have been involved in the Peel Thunderbirds Football Club since 2013. Mark coached the inaugural youth girl’s competition to a grand final and in later years coached the senior team for three-years having consecutive finals campaigns. Ann has been involved through management, administration and board level of the Peel Thunderbirds having acquired sponsors and members for many years and aiding the amalgamation of the Peel Thunderbirds and Peel Thunder. Both Mark and Ann have great passion in the development of female football in the Peel region and have served many years supporting and managing young women aspiring to become great footballers.

WINNER: Cassie Davidson 

Runner Up: Chloe Wrigley 

Second Runner Up: Sabreena Duffy 

Rising Star: Aisha Wright

Coaches Award: Kaitlyn Hayes

Leading Goal Kicker: Kate Bartlett

Trademark Player: Cassie Davidson 

The Reserves Best & Fairest

Best & Fairest: Ariana Hetherington

Runner Up: Greta McKinley

Second Runner Up: Jade Calley

Coaches Award: Savannah Ahearn

Trademark Player: Whitney Benson

The Barnden Medal

The Peel Thunder Football Club is delighted to name the Rogers Cup fairest and best the Paula Barnden Medal. Football has always been a large part of Paula’s life. She has been involved over 27 years through various roles such as volunteering, club administration, as a wife and now a parent.

Barnden Medal: Jorja Haines

Runner Up: Olivia Waldeck

Second Runner Up: Megan Bain

Coaches Award: Paige Vos

Trademark Player: Megan Bain

Congratulations to all our Award winners and well done to all the girls who played in our WAFLW Season this year.