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2012 Morrish Medal Voting - Final Placings N 2012 Morrish Medal Voting - Final Placings N. Graham Gippsland Power 17 N. Rippon North Ballarat Rebels 16 N. Hrovat Northern Knights 14 R. Exon Oakleigh Chargers 12 O. Wines Bendigo Pioneers 11 M. Crouch North Ballarat Rebels 11 J. Bench Western Jets 11 A. Gallucci Calder Cannons 10 C. Mangoni Sandringham Dragons 10 K. Ong Sandringham Dragons 10 C. Nastasi Western Jets 10 J. Saunders Geelong Falcons 9 J. Tsitas Geelong Falcons 9 T. Membrey Gippsland Power 9 M. Gibbons Murray Bushrangers 9 J. Lloyd North Ballarat Rebels 9 A. Bonaddio Northern Knights 9 L. Hunter Western Jets 9 M. O'Donnell Eastern Ranges 8 L. Taylor Geelong Falcons 8 J. Chisari Bendigo Pioneers 7 S. Hetherington Calder Cannons 7 T. McGenniss Dandenong Stingrays 7 J. Impey Murray Bushrangers 7 S. Martyn Murray Bushrangers 7 S. Raru Oakleigh Chargers 7 O. Abdallah Calder Cannons 6 S. Deery Gippsland Power 6 J. Scott Gippsland Power 6 J. Porter Murray Bushrangers 6 L. Hampton Murray Bushrangers 6 T. Lockyer North Ballarat Rebels 6 T. Tyquin Sandringham Dragons 6 Y. Zijai Sandringham Dragons 6 A. Brown Western Jets 6 J. Stringer Bendigo Pioneers 5 R. Atkins Calder Cannons 5 C. McCartney Dandenong Stingrays 5 B. Wood Eastern Ranges 5 D. Watson Geelong Falcons 5 R. Hall Gippsland Power 5 J. Johnstone Gippsland Power 5 A. Tipungwuti Gippsland Power 5 J. Taylor Murray Bushrangers 5 C. Conlon Northern Knights 5 J. Ballard Northern Knights 5 J. Macrae Oakleigh Chargers 5 A. Saad Calder Cannons 4 D. Bailey Calder Cannons 4 R. Morrison Dandenong Stingrays 4 R. Marks-Logan Dandenong Stingrays 4 J. Pongracic Dandenong Stingrays 4 B. Cavarra Eastern Ranges 4 T. Boyd Eastern Ranges 4 C. Williams Geelong Falcons 4 T. Gribble Geelong Falcons 4 S. Lange Gippsland Power 4 K. Antonowicz Murray Bushrangers 4 J. Neade North Ballarat Rebels 4 M. Close North Ballarat Rebels 4 L. Cassidy North Ballarat Rebels 4 C. Cathcart Sandringham Dragons 4 S. Heavyside Bendigo Pioneers 3 L. Byrne Bendigo Pioneers 3 B. Morrison Calder Cannons 3 T. Garner Dandenong Stingrays 3 M. Rennie Dandenong Stingrays 3 W. Hartung Dandenong Stingrays 3 J. Walker Eastern Ranges 3 D. Fort Geelong Falcons 3 A. Hickey Geelong Falcons 3 J. Leslie Gippsland Power 3 T. Muir Gippsland Power 3 T. Blake North Ballarat Rebels 3 W. Pomorin North Ballarat Rebels 3 T. Grimes Northern Knights 3 C. Prowse Oakleigh Chargers 3 T. Cutler Oakleigh Chargers 3 N. Papaleo Oakleigh Chargers 3 J. Callopy Oakleigh Chargers 3 M. Barton Oakleigh Chargers 3 J. Toohey Oakleigh Chargers 3 I. Conway Queensland 3 J. Kelly Sandringham Dragons 3 T. Langdon Sandringham Dragons 3 N. Freeman Sandringham Dragons 3 C. Jeffery Tasmania 3 S. Critchley Western Jets 3 A. Elkasovic Western Jets 3 C. Burgess Bendigo Pioneers 2 V. Flood Bendigo Pioneers 2 C. Walls Bendigo Pioneers 2 I. Miller Bendigo Pioneers 2 K. Shrimpton Calder Cannons 2 J. Daniher Calder Cannons 2 J. O'Rourke Calder Cannons 2 D. Ratcliffe Calder Cannons 2 M. Calvaresi Calder Cannons 2 B. Rolfe Dandenong Stingrays 2 J. Calvert Dandenong Stingrays 2 D. Gawley Dandenong Stingrays 2 R. Hill Dandenong Stingrays 2 S. Scott Geelong Falcons 2 S. Gordon Geelong Falcons 2 M. Wood Geelong Falcons 2 M. Northe Gippsland Power 2 T. Fusinato Gippsland Power 2 J. Huts Gippsland Power 2 B. Kearns Gippsland Power 2 C. Williams Murray Bushrangers 2 J. Neagle Murray Bushrangers 2 B. Tautala Murray Bushrangers 2 D. Robertson North Ballarat Rebels 2 D. Morris North Ballarat Rebels 2 D. Willsmore North Ballarat Rebels 2 L. Herbert North Ballarat Rebels 2 J. Murphy North Ballarat Rebels 2 S. Gilmore Northern Knights 2 J. Curran Oakleigh Chargers 2 J. Kennedy-Harris Oakleigh Chargers 2 T. MacMillan Oakleigh Chargers 2 K. Jaksch Oakleigh Chargers 2 D. Heath Oakleigh Chargers 2 J. Wardle Queensland 2 M. Hayes Sandringham Dragons 2 M. Barnes Sandringham Dragons 2 S. Greenough Western Jets 2 B. Iles Western Jets 2 A. Piva Western Jets 2 D. Burton Western Jets 2 H. O'Meara Bendigo Pioneers 1 J. Cooke Calder Cannons 1 J. Sheahan Calder Cannons 1 A. Shipard Calder Cannons 1 D. Thompson Calder Cannons 1 M. Dick Calder Cannons 1 T. Williams Dandenong Stingrays 1 D. Lawrence Dandenong Stingrays 1 N. Newman Dandenong Stingrays 1 L. Whitfield Dandenong Stingrays 1 J. Williams Eastern Ranges 1 J. Summers Eastern Ranges 1 Z. Sherman Geelong Falcons 1 J. Cross Geelong Falcons 1 W. Hams Gippsland Power 1 N. Holman Murray Bushrangers 1 Z. Leitch Murray Bushrangers 1 M. Taberner Murray Bushrangers 1 M. Gleeson North Ballarat Rebels 1 H. Drew North Ballarat Rebels 1 Th. Smith North Ballarat Rebels 1 C. Gleeson Northern Knights 1 N. Vlastuin Northern Knights 1 L. McDonald Oakleigh Chargers 1 S. Collins Oakleigh Chargers 1 D. Vizzarri Oakleigh Chargers 1 J. Bain Queensland 1 A. Boston Queensland 1 J. McKee Sandringham Dragons 1 W. Edwards Sandringham Dragons 1 B. Walsh Tasmania 1 D. Iaccarino Western Jets 1 J. McKenzie Western Jets 1 M. Orr Western Jets 1.
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