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The 24-year-old polled 177 votes to win the 'Carji' Greeves Medal by 10 votes from the brilliant Steve Motlop with the … The 27-year-old won the award in a photo finish from Cats’ midfielders Tim Kelly and Patrick Dangerfield, ending up just half a vote ahead of the pair. However, this season Blicavs was instrumental in lifting the Cats into the finals and was among their best players in their disappointing elimination final loss. The 27-year-old won the award in a photo finish from Cats’ midfielders Tim Kelly and Patrick Dangerfield, ending up just half a vote ahead of the pair. CARJI GREEVES MEDAL1 Mark Blicavs 2342 Patrick Dangerfield/Tim Kelly 233.54 Tom Hawkins 2295 Joel Selwood 220.56 Mitch Duncan/Tom Stewart 2168 Jake Kolodjashnij 2039 Sam Menegola 20010 Zach Tuohy 194.5. His role grew in importance when injuries sidelined Harry Taylor and Lachie Henderson and he had to lead an inexperienced backline. Geelong defender Mark Blicavs has won his second club best and fairest for the Cats after an outstanding year as a key defender. "Mark continues to develop his game and we feel he still has more upside in his development. However, this season Blicavs was instrumental in lifting the Cats into the finals and was among their best players in their disappointing elimination final loss. Despite not earning a Brownlow vote, he finished ahead of Dangerfield who polled 17 Brownlow votes, one of 10 Cats to earn Brownlow votes. Mark Blicavs shifted to defence and won his second best and fairest Enjoy the best of his 2018 Toyota AFL Premiership Season. Mark Blicavs took out the Carji Greeves medal. Mark Blicavs took out the Carji Greeves medal.Credit:AAP. But Geelong's huge punt has paid off dividends with the 24-year-old missing just four games since debuting in 2013 for a career tally of 66. Key forward Tom Hawkins finished fourth while skipper Joel Selwood finished fifth with Mitch Duncan, Tom Stewart, Jake Kolodjashnij, Sam Menegola and Zach Tuohy rounding out the top 10. Jack Henry won the best young player award for the club while George Horlin-Smith was named best clubman. The beauty of Blicavs is his versatility. Blicavs is just the 25th player in the club’s history to win multiple Carji Greeves medals with his first win occurring in 2015 when the club missed the finals. Geelong defender Mark Blicavs has won his second club best and fairest for the Cats after an outstanding year as a key defender. "Mark demonstrated his ability to play well in a variety of roles for us," Geelong coach Chris Scott said. Before being recruited by the Cats at pick No.54 in the 2012 rookie draft, Blicavs had hardly played any competitive football. Not many players have won two best and fairests at a champion club in two completely different positions, as he has done – claiming the 2015 honour as a ruckman and the 2018 prize as a key defender. Mark Blicavs' incredible football journey reached even greater heights on Thursday night when he was crowned Geelong's best-and-fairest player for 2015. He played as the deepest defender beating some of the game’s best forwards as well as helping out his fellow defenders. "His willingness to learn and his application to be the best he can be as a professional footballer is second to none.". Mark Blicavs pips Cats midfielders to win best and fairest. "I think I classify myself as a defender now," Blicavs said. Mark Blicavs' incredible football journey reached even greater heights on Thursday night when he was crowned Geelong's best-and-fairest player for 2015. Blicavs, who last month signed a three-year contract extension, had a breakout season in 2015 as an athletic ruckman who doubled as a midfielder once the ball hit the ground. It caps off a remarkable transformation as an elite athlete for Blicavs who tried out for the 2012 Summer Olympics as a steeplechaser. He said his only goal now was to join some of his teammates as a premiership player and he would be working hard to achieve that goal. « Audrina Patridge’s Ex Requests Court Order To Keep Their Daughter Off ‘The Hills’, ‘Will & Grace’ Star Eric McCormack Won’t Tweet At Donald Trump Because It Makes Him ‘Nervous’ », Man who was texting at wheel loses arms after vehicle flips across road, Ocean Heat Waves Are Directly Linked to Climate Change, Demi Rose dazzles in a skimpy nude bikini, Damian Lewis plays guitar with wife Helen McCrory at friends' wedding, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang admits he was 'thinking about' leaving Arsenal but Mikel Arteta persuaded him to stay, Harry Kane will QUIT Tottenham at end of season if Jose Mourinho fails to deliver silverware, warns Glenn Hoddle. Mark Blicavs (born 28 March 1991), is a professional Australian rules footballer for the Geelong Football Club in the Australian Football League ... Blicavs won the Carji Greeves Medal as Geelong's best and fairest player., Blicavs was also the first AFL player to receive a fine for Staging in 2019, Round 19 against the Sydney Swans. Mark Blicavs took out the Carji Greeves medal. Blicavs was recruited as a category-B rookie after a career in athletics however after playing in every position on the ground he has finally settled. He led the club for hitouts and tackles this season while also averaging 18 touches a game and Selwood was the only Cat who had more contested possessions than him. Geelong defender Mark Blicavs has won his second club best and fairest for the Cats after an outstanding year as a key defender. CARJI GREEVES MEDAL1 Mark Blicavs 2342 Patrick Dangerfield/Tim Kelly 233.54 Tom Hawkins 2295 Joel Selwood 220.56 Mitch Duncan/Tom Stewart 2168 Jake Kolodjashnij 2039 Sam Menegola 20010 Zach Tuohy 194.5, Mark Blicavs pips Cats midfielders to win best and fairest.

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