Kangaroo Island Football League presents 2018 Mail Medal winners | Photos
THREE GENERATIONS: KIFL 2018 Mail Medal winner Rory Lovering and three generations of Lovering being grandfather John, dad Simon and Rory with guest speaker Kevin Sheedy.
THREE GENERATIONS: Three generations of Turner, Chris, Jai and Jason. Jai of Wisanger was named best first-year senior player.
Simon Wheaton from Dudley United and South Adelaide football manager Warren Ploenges.
Andrew "Aphid" Heinrich and Simon Kelly.
: KIFL 2018 Mail Medal winner Rory Lovering with Aphid and Andrew.
The DK Johnston Reserves Medal went to Rory Davis of the Kingscote Football Club.
MC of 14 years Wayne Phillips and guest speaker Kevin Sheedy.
The Ozone Medal went to Reece Johnston from the Parndana Football Club who is pictured with Ozone Hotel general manager Mary-Lou Corcoran and KIFL secretary Cathie Tydeman.
Shaun Laffin from Wisanger won The Islander Leading Goal Kicker for the Year Award, presented by journalist Stan Gorton.
The Islander Leading Goal Kicker for the Year Award for Reserves went to Sam Short from Western Districts, presented by journalist Stan Gorton.
KIFL patron Michael Pengilly with Jai Turner of Wisanger, named best first-year senior player.
And the winner is....
The SeaLink Trophy will be awarded this Saturday to the top KIFL team. Holding the SeaLink trophy are Kayla Kirby and Jodi Shulver from SeaLink, KIFL vice president Damien Trethewey, KIFL secretary Cathy Tydemann and KIFL president Andrew "Aphid" Heinrich. Photo Maggie’s Photography
And the winner is....
Jamarl Bostock, Mattaniah Bain, Nicholas Corbett and Leroy Turner with Kevin Sheedy. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Rory and Simon Lovering with Dan Florance, Kingscote Football Club A Grade Coach. Photo Maggie’s Photograph
Western Districts' Sam Short, Jake Nolan and Alex Laver. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Danny Lovering and David Florance. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Andrew Holman and Michael Pengilly. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Wisanger's Shaun Laffin, Jason Fryar and Khyal Stead. Photo Maggie’s Photography
The Parndana Football Club crew at the KIFL Mail Medal night. Photo Maggie’s Photography
AFL legend Kevin Sheedy and Islander journalist Stan Gorton. Photo Maggie’s Photography
David Shipway, Role Commissioner of SANFL. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Eloise and Simon Wheaton President DUFC. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Damien Trethewey, VP KIFL and Marty Kay, manager Elders. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Aphid Heinrich, Kevin Sheedy, Cathie Tydemann, Des Johnston and Wayne Phillips. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Donald Lade and Warren Ploenges. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Mattaniah Bain, Kayne Wheaton and Jamarl Bostock. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Kevin Sheedy and Wayne Phillips. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Kevin Sheedy and Wayne Phillips. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Rory Lovering, Stuart Donaghty and Leroy Johnston. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Laighton Virgo, Jake Lee and Sean Johnston. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Sonny Johnston and Kevin Sheedy. Photo Maggie’s Photo Maggie’s Photography
Robert "Spog" Ward, Event Manager. Photo Maggie’s Photography
Reece Johnston, Kevin Sheedy and Rhys Buick. Photo Maggie’s Photography
The Kangaroo Island Football League held its Mail Medal presentation ceremony at the Aurora Ozone Hotel on Monday night.
Rory Lovering was named the 2018 Mail Medal Winner.
Congratulations also to Jai Turner of Wisanger, who was named best first-year senior player.
The Islander Leading Goal Kicker for the Year Award for Reserves went to Sam Short from Western Districts and for A Grade to Shaun Laffin from Wisanger.
Big congratulations to Dudley United Football Club, awarded SAFC Pathway Club of the Year.
Ozone Medal went to Reece Johnston from the Parndana Football Club and the DK Johnston Reserves Medal went to Rory Davis of the Kingscote Football Club.
MC was former cricketer Wayne Phillips, who has overseen the KI Mail Medal presentation for the last 14 years.
Guest speaker was legendary AFL coach Kevin Sheedy. who said he enjoyed coming back to Kangaroo Island, which he described as one of Australia’s hidden gems.