Con Terzoglou: Best and fairest
The Hawthorn Spartans officially celebrated their inaugural season last Friday with their inaugural best and fairest award's evening
L-R: Bank of Cyprus relationship manager George Nikias and senior relationship manager Chris Voyias with Hawthorn Spartans’ assistant coach George Demetriou.
The Hawthorn Spartans officially celebrated their inaugural season last Friday with their inaugural best and fairest award's evening.
The event saw more than 200 of the faithful pack into Greek nightclub, Kinisi Live, for a night of entertainment, video packages and honouring award winners.
Players, families, friends and the club's sponsors attended the event. Major sponsors Bank of Cyprus Australia and OPA! Magazine were presented with Spartan photo boards of the season past.
The evening had a number of surprises for guests, none bigger than the video appearance of AFL CEO Andrew Demetriou to assist with the vote-reading.
Awards were presented to Con Terzoglou (Best and fairest winner), Nick Criticos (Runner-up) George Dellaportas (third place and leading goal kicker), Andrew Boocock (Finals MVP Award), Andrew Toumbakis (Best Clubman) and Julian Handford (Most improved player).
The gala award night capped off a successful year for the Hawthorn Spartans who finished runners-up and ensured the success of the Spartans in their first season.
The playing group look forward to another four weeks of leisure until pre-season training commences in November.
Advertisement
Advertisement
- Court orders Greek broadcaster ERT back on air
- Community condemns ERT closure
- Modern Greek tragedy
- Abusive crackdown on migrants
- ERT's demise impacts SBS
- Xenophon warns of data sweep danger
- Outstanding Greek Australians honoured
- ERT suspension 'sinful', says Megrelis
- The thief strikes back
- Memories of an Egyptian multicultural society
- 22 May 2013 | 16 Votes
- 10 Jun 2013 | 16 Votes
- 28 May 2013 | 15 Votes
- 30 May 2013 | 12 Votes
- 11 Jun 2013 | 7 Votes
- 27 May 2013 | 7 Votes
Advertisement
More from this Section
- Tribute paid to Andreas Kiligkaridis
- Socceroos won't tread lightly with Iraq
- Dutch coach Huub Stevens aims to unite PAOK fans
- Greece's Karagounis in talks with Melbourne Victory
- High spirits for South Melbourne
- Abandoned match crowns Panathinaikos champion
- Hellas seals a late winner against Hills
- South Melbourne to compete in Sydney Youth Cup
- Sydney FC stars delight Belmore and Earlwood
- Mariners GK Ryan signs with Club Brugge
-
Greek canoeing champion Andreas Kiligkardis died last Wednesday after losing his battle against leukemia.
-
The closure of ERT has had a definite impact on Australia's media landscape, with SBS now having to source content from Athens based network Antenna Pacific
-
West Adelaide now sit on an eleven point lead at the top of the FFSA NPL State League table
-
Expectations are high for the first NSL derby of the season, with South Melbourne hosting Melbourne Knights
-
Some of the numbers associated with retirement seem really big, Mark Bouris helps you sort it all out
-
If they can find steady work, Greeks are overworked and underpaid
-
John Notaras, a leading light of one of Canberra's pioneering families has sadly passed away
-
In this four part series, Harry Giannakidis takes you through the first stages on planning an estate
-
Greek metal band Firewind are not only celebrating their 10 year anniversary with the release of 'Apotheosis - Live 2012', but have also promised to tour Australia.
-
Katerina Nikolaidou extended the successful streak of Greek rowing in the European Championships winning the gold medal in Spain on Sunday
-
Labor MPs furious over Premier's response to ambos delay
-
Latest figures show five-fold increase in Greeks studying in Australia
-
Record crowds are expected to converge in Darwin this weekend for the 25th Darwin Greek Glendi
-
Civil service sackings among outstanding issues as troika returns to Greece for review
-
As councils start cracking down on road safety and the Archdiocese unwilling to pay for the block privilege, the Good Friday procession may become a thing of the past
-
The Round Eight of VPL brings the exciting encounter of the top two on the ladder, when unbeatable Northcote City hosts a confident Bentleigh Greens
-
Police suspect that members of guerrilla groups that are at large may be behind a recent blast claimed by the Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire, Kathimerini understands
-
What water privatisation really means
Comments
Post new comment