League Best & Fairest (Les Ash Medal)
- 2012 Josh Finch (Modewarre)
- 2011 Dylan Chaplin-Burch (Queenscliff)
- 2010 Josh Finch (Modewarre)
- 2009 Lindsay Smith (Geelong Amateur)
- 2008 Christian Robertson (Anglesea)
- 2007 Ricky O’Toole (Newcomb)
- 2006 James Dalton (Ocean Grove)
- 2005 Russell Whiteford (Anglesea)
- 2004 Simon Nelis (Drysdale)
- 2003 Matthew Primmer (Queenscliff)
- 2002 Mark Hildebrandt (Barwon Heads)
- 2001 Mark Trevaskis (Geelong Amateur)
- 2000 Mathew Payne (Ocean Grove)
- 1999 Damian Clark (Ocean Grove)
- 1998 George Arnold (Torquay)
- 1997 Paul Hudson (Newcomb)
- 1996 Paul Hudson (Newcomb)
- 1995 Trevor Tucker (Ocean Grove)
- 1994 Geoff Taylor (Barwon Heads)
- 1993 Paul Hudson (Newcomb) & Jamie Dalton (Queenscliff)
- 1992 Matt Walter (Barwon Heads)
- 1991 Chris Haddock (Torquay)
- 1990 Chris Haddock (Torquay)
- 1989 Chris Taylor (Drysdale)
- 1988 Dean McNeil (Queenscliff)
- 1987 Brian O’Keefe (Anglesea)
- 1986 Mark Browne (Torquay)
- 1985 Phil Dennis (Portarlington)
- 1984 Greg Young (Anglesea)
- 1983 Greg Scott (Drysdale)
- 1982 David Roe (Portarlington)
- 1981 John Fagan (Newcomb)
- 1980 Phil Stringer (Ocean Grove)
- 1979 David Roe (Portarlington)
- 1978 Mike Birrell (Queenscliff)
- 1977 Mike Birrell (Queenscliff)
- 1976 Robert Warren (Queenscliff)
- 1975 Dennis Johnson (Barwon Heads)
- 1974 Geoff Fry (Barwon Heads)
- 1973 Dennis Johnson (Barwon Heads)
- 1972 Gary Renfrey (Portarlington)
- 1971 Stewart Mathieson (Winchelsea)
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