2010 Brownlow Medal - Chris Judd wins again!
Chris Judd has won the 2010 Brownlow Medal.
Chris Judd has caused an upset victory in the 2010 Brownlow Medal by beating favourites Dane Swan and Gary Ablett.
Judd, who won the 2004 Brownlow Medal, polled 30 votes to win the AFL's highest individual honour in 2010. He polled the same amount of votes when he won in 2004. Along the way Judd polled 3 votes in five consecutive rounds, a very rare achievement. He became the 4th ALF player to win the Brownlow at two different clubs.
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2010 Brownlow Medal Leaderboard
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Top 10 after
Round 20 |
Player |
Team |
VOTES |
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1st
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Chris Judd |
Carlton |
30 |
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2nd
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Gary Ablett |
Geelong |
26 |
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3rd
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Dane Swan |
Collingwood |
24 |
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4
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Scott Pendlebury |
Collingwood |
21 |
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5
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Joel Selwood |
Geelong |
21 |
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6
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Matthew Boyd |
Bulldogs |
20 |
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7
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Aaron Sandilands |
Fremantle |
20 |
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8
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Lenny Hayes |
St Kilda |
19 |
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9
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Luke Hodge |
Hawthorn |
16 |
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10
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Leigh Montagna |
St Kilda |
16 |
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* ineligible
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Brownlow Medal Odds
The Brownlow Medal is the official "best and fairest" award of the Australian Football League. Votes are awarded by the umpires at the end of each match of each round of the regular season. At the conclusion of the regular season votes are totaled and the best and fairest player is announced prior to the AFL grand final.
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