Jordan McGinley of Bunbury and James Mead of Carey Park have tied for the Times Medal for the Fairest and Best player in the Reserves competition, announced at the Mantra Lighthouse Beach Resort as part of the Hayward / Nola Marino Medal Night.
The duo finish five votes clear of third placed Kobi Howell.
James Mead led with one round to go and recevied two votes, while Jordan McGinley received three votes in his final round game against South Bunbury to create the tie. McGinley polled in eight games, and was adjudged the best player on the ground by the umpires on six times. Mead meanwhile, polled in eleven matches including the last four home and away games.
TOP TEN
| First name | Last name | Team | Total |
| Jordan | McGinley | Bunbury | 21 |
| James | Mead | Carey Park | 21 |
| Kobi | Howell | Busselton | 16 |
| Jacoby | Parfitt | HBL | 15 |
| Eli | Hill | Carey Park | 12 |
| Corey | Rota | South Bunbury | 12 |
| Jordan | Goff | HBL | 11 |
| Ben | Howlett | Donnybrook | 11 |
| Anthony | Marinovich | AMR | 11 |
| Tom | Perks | Busselton | 11 |
Images courtesy of Jon Gellweiler