Doig Medal 2024: Aiming for Consecutive Wins

Wednesday, 18 September 2024, 12:30

Doig Medal 2024 sees Caleb Serong favored to secure a second consecutive win. The Fremantle Dockers will celebrate their top player, and Serong has the chance to join an elite club of back-to-back winners. This prestigious event draws attention as fans eagerly await to see if he can match Nat Fyfe's historic achievement.
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Doig Medal 2024: Aiming for Consecutive Wins

Caleb Serong Leads Doig Medal 2024 Contenders

Caleb Serong is poised to write himself into Fremantle Dockers folklore as the favorite for the Doig Medal 2024. The midfielder aims to become the first player since Nat Fyfe to win consecutive medals; Fyfe achieved this in 2014 and 2015.

Promising Season for Serong

Last season, Serong polled an impressive 222 votes to win the award, leading by 43 votes over teammate Andrew Brayshaw. With a remarkable improvement in 2024, scoring nearly three times as many goals and achieving 56 more clearances than his teammates, he has positioned himself as a strong contender. His excellence was further recognized by the All-Australian selectors.

Contenders for the Award

  • Luke Ryan – Previously won the Doig Medal in 2020.
  • Hayden Young – Emerged as a full-time midfielder with key contributions.
  • Andrew Brayshaw – The 2022 Doig Medalist is also a strong candidate.
  • Jordan Clark – Known for his defensive prowess and a career-high 568 disposals.

The Fremantle Dockers' season brought both excitement and disappointment, having suffered injuries late in the season and missing the finals despite a strong start.


This article was prepared using information from open sources in accordance with the principles of Ethical Policy. The editorial team is not responsible for absolute accuracy, as it relies on data from the sources referenced.


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