2009 Brownlow Medal Vote Count
As early
as Round 20 in the vote count, Gary Ablett Jnr had an unassailable
lead and finally won the 2009 Brownlow Medal, finishing with
a total of 30 votes.
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2009 Brownlow Medal Leaderboard
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Top 10 after
Round 22 |
Player |
Team |
VOTES |
1st |
Gary Ablett |
Geelong |
30 |
2nd |
Chris Judd |
Carlton |
22 |
3rd |
Lenny Hayes |
St Kilda |
20 |
4 |
Jonathan Brown |
Brisbane |
19 |
5 |
Simon Black |
Brisbane |
19 |
6 |
Nick Dal Santo |
St Kilda |
17 |
7 |
Adam Goodes |
Sydney |
17 |
8 |
Joel Selwood |
Geelong |
16 |
9 |
Bryce Gibbs |
Carlton |
15 |
10 |
Marc Murphy |
Carlton |
15 |
* ineligible
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Gary Ablett Jnr - Geelong's outright superstar
is regarded by many as the best player in the AFL. Apart from a few
games missed through injury, Gary dominates the game every time
he plays and was a deserved winner of the 2009 Brownlow Medal.
Nick Dal Santo - The star St Kilda midfielder
was in career-best form in 2009 and finished equal 5th in the 2009
Brownlow count.
Chris Judd - The Carlton captain, winner of the
2004 Brownlow Medal, was in rare
form in 2009 and had another outstanding season, finishing 2nd in
Brownlow voting.
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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