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Who won the Crows’ best and Who was the Tigers’ leading fairest award in 2019? goalkicker in 2019 with 63 goals? Jack Riewoldt A. Brad Crouch A. Tom Lynch B. Matt Crouch B. C. Jason Castagna C. Rory Sloane 1 14 Nat Fyfe and which other Freo Dockers player made the Who won the Hawks’ best and 2019 All-Australian team? fairest award in 2019? A. Jaeger O’Meara Who was the Brisbane Lions’s A. David Mundy How many St Kilda players made B. James Sicily leading goalkicker in 2019 with B. Michael Walters the 2019 All-Australian team? James Worpel 57 goals? C. Connor Blakely 6 C. 10 A. None A. Eric Hipwood B. One B. Charlie Cameron C. Two C. Dayne Zorko 2 15 Which Cats player had the Who was the Demons’ leading most kicks of any player in the goalkicker in 2019 with 22 goals? competition in 2019 with 473? A. Christian Petracca A. Tom Stewart What award did Blues youngster B. Tom McDonald Who won the Swans’ best and fairest B. Patrick Dangerfield Sam Walsh win in 2019? C. Clayton Oliver award in 2019? A. Brownlow Medal C. Joel Selwood 7 11 A. Luke Parker B. Best and Fairest B. Josh Kennedy C. NAB AFL Rising Star C. Dane Rampe 3 16 Who won the SUNS best and fairest How many North Melbourne award in 2019? players received a NAB Rising Star A. David Swallow nomination in 2019? Brodie Grundy and which other B. Jarrod Witts A. Two Which Eagles player has the Collingwood star midfielder made C. Jarrod Harbrow B. Three most tackles in the competition the 2019 All-Australian team? 8 C. Four 12 in 2019 with 167? A. Scott Pendlebury A. Elliot Yeo B. Adam Treloar B. Luke Shuey C. Steele Sidebottom 4 C. Shannon Hurn 17 Which GWS star had the most club Which current Port Adelaide player Brownlow medal votes in 2019? has played the most club games? A. Stephen Coniglio A. Robbie Gray Marcus Bontempelli and which other Who was Essendon’s leading B. Jeremy Cameron B. Justin Westhoff Western Bulldogs player made the goalkicker in 2019 with 33 goals? C. Toby Greene C. Travis Boak 2019 All-Australian team? Joe Daniher 9 13 A. A. Lachie Hunter Orazio Fantasia B. B. Jack Macrae Jake Stringer C. C. Josh Dunkley 5 B 18. A, 17. C, 16. A, 15. B, 14. B, 13. C, 12. A 11. C, 10. 18 1. A, 2. B, 3. C, 4. A, 5. C, 6. B, 7. A, 8. B, 9. A, A, 9. B, 8. A, 7. B, 6. C, 5. A, 4. C, 3. B, 2. A, 1. Go to for heaps of fun games and downloadable activities.

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