The presentation night capped off a successful year for the club, with the reserves and third grade women winning premierships, while the Leonard Cup side made the grand final. 

Adrian Weir took out the best and fairest award for the men’s first grade side.

Men’s coach Isaac Cooper said Weir’s dedication spurred him to a award winning season.

“He was very committed all year and provided the experience the back line needed,” Cooper said.

“He came in as an experienced defender and lived up to that, he had an outstanding season. “

“He shut down a lot of good players through the season, and for me as both a coach and a keeper, that's vitally important.”

Cooper said Weir’s efforts were all the more impressive given his age.

Weir turned 40 a few weeks into the season.

“His commitment to his fitness is outstanding, he’s probably the fittest guy in our team,” Cooper said.

“His fitness really sets him apart from a lot of the guys in the competition.

“He ran rings around younger blokes all season, it’s almost embarrassing to see him outrunning 20-year-olds.”

Meanwhile, Elisha Ward took out the first grade women’s best and fairest.

Ward was a consistent force all season and slotted 27 goals throughout the year. 

Ward’s value extended beyond an high level skill set, her experience and knowledge of the game benefiting the entire Jaguars squad all season. 

“Elisha is an exceptional talent,” women’s coach Craig Duncan said. 

“She trained hard and was helpful and patient with her team-mates and worked well with her team on the park.”

Billie Deacon pulled off a clean sweep of the awards for the reserve grade women, taking out best and fairest, most outstanding and the player’s player award.

Nathan Baldry and Matthew Baker shared the honours for the men’s reserve grade best and fairest.

Baker was also named most outstanding and player’s player.

Lyn Puttock and Carl Baldry were named joint Club Person of the Year Award winners, a recognition of their tireless efforts behind the scenes at the club.