The AFL off-season comes with best and fairest awards to reflect on and reward the best club players from all 18 sides.
As the top eight embark on a finals series, the bottom 10 will look to commemorate and reflect on the year that was, beginning with their awards nights throughout the coming weeks.
Here is each AFL club's 2025 best and fairest winner, as well as other high vote-getters and award winners from each side.
West Coast
Eagles recruit made his presence felt immediately after crossing from Richmond 12 months ago, claiming the club's John Worsfold medal.
Baker was a runaway winner, beating the likes of emerging youths Reuben Ginbey and Harley Reid.
The former Tiger was joined by Jack Graham in the top five, with the much-improved Brady Hough also featuring prominently on the night.
Co-Captain Liam Duggan (best clubman), Clay Hall (emerging talent) and Ginbey (best defensive player) all jumped on stage to receive other awards, while veteran Jamie Cripps was announced the West Coast leading goal-kicker, the first time in his career.
Top 10:
1st. Liam Baker -338
2nd. Reuben Ginbey - 286
3rd. Harley Reid - 267
4th. Jack Graham - 254
5th. Brady Hough - 252
6th. Ryan Maric - 243
7th. Liam Duggan - 241
8th. Liam Ryan - 224
9th. Elijah Hewett - 221
10th. Jamie Cripps - 220
Other Awards:
Best Clubman - Liam Duggan
Emerging Talent - Clay Hall
Leading Goalkicker - Jamie Cripps
Best Defensive Player - Reuben Ginbey
WAFL Eagles best and fairest - Thomas Edwards-Baldwin
