2024 Brownlow Medal: Patrick Cripps, Nick Daicos, Marcus Bontempelli among the favourites for Chas honour

Adelaide’s Riley O’Brien has been awarded the Jim Stynes Medal for his work with Indigenous youth and bringing teammates in on his program.

He helps children work with mentors to navigate growing up.

Isaac Heeney - 19

Patrick Cripps - 16

Tom Green - 15

Christian Petracca - 14

Matt Rowell - 13

Zach Merrett - 12

Patrick Cripps gets three votes and is back in front for the medal despite Heeney leading the count.

Nick Daicos nabs three votes against the Eagles to move to 10, just six from the medal.

Heeney adds two votes to his night as he is into double figures for the first time in his career.

Serong gets no votes in round eight.

Neale and Bontempelli are miles off the pace at this stage.

Chris Judd hands Harley Reid his MOTY medal.

Bobby Hill has won Mark of the Year!

He beats out Jamie Elliott who was favourite for a towering Anzac Day hangar.

Hill rode two defenders to take a special mark against North Melbourne.

West Coast champion Chris Judd hands Harley Reid the Goal of the Year award.

Nick Daicos had two nominations for stellar solo efforts.

The West also get a shoutout with the back pages displayed.

Tom Green jumped to equal top of the table in round seven before Cripps polled two more votes.

Serong gets two with Nat Fyfe getting his first three.

Isaac Heeney also nabs three votes to take the lead.

Cripps starts his purple patch with three votes.

Harley Reid gets two votes in the derby with Yeo the two and Waterman the one.

That derby upset hurts Serong.

Bontempelli needs to get a move on with just three votes.

Christian Petracca - 10

Matt Rowell - 9

Caleb Serong - 9

Patrick Cripps - 8

Tom Green - 8