Adelaide, Collingwood, GWS, Port Adelaide, Sydney, West Coast and St Kilda have all named their best and fairest's after a busy night across the country.
Six of the seven awards were handed to first time recipients, as midfielders dominated the counts.
Adelaide
22-year-old midfielder Matt Crouch took home his first Malcolm Blight Medal, after being voted a clear winner ahead of Rory Sloane and Rory Laird.
Crouch enjoyed a breakout season in the league in 2017, and was named on the interchange of the All-Australian side.
"It's a huge honour and something you don't expect," Crouch told the crowd.
"You see the names that have won it before me, so really honoured to be up there tonight.
"I didn't put a lot of thought into (whether I was a chance to win), it's been a really tough week for everyone, but I thought was consistent through the year so I thought that may have helped."
Top 10
- Matt Crouch 315
- Rory Sloane 253
- Rory Laird 226
- Sam Jacobs 224
- Richard Douglas 219
- Taylor Walker 211
- Tom Lynch 203
- Brad Crouch 194
- Brodie Smith 194
- Eddie Betts 187
Collingwood
After finishing second in three of the last four counts, Steele Sidebottom finally won his first Copeland Trophy on Friday night.
He held on the beat Taylor Adams by just one vote, as Adam Treloar and Jeremy Howe finished well back in third and fourth.
"I'd love to maintain (my form) and go further. I'm still only 26 and I hope my best footy is ahead of me," Sidebottom said following the presentation.
Top 10
- Steele Sidebottom 140
- Taylor Adams 139
- Adam Treloar 112
- Jeremy Howe 111
- Brodie Grundy 92
- Scott Pendlebury 91
- Jack Crisp 91
- Brayden Maynard 79
- Jamie Elliott 69
- Will Hoskin-Elliott 69
GWS
Josh Kelly pushed aside his contract talks to star in 2017, and capped off a strong season with his first Kevin Sheedy Medal.
After earning a spot on the wing in the All-Australian side, Kelly also dominated the Giants' vote count, with Callan Ward and Phil Davis rounding out the top three.
"Josh should be immensely proud of the season he has put together and this honour is well-deserved," GWS coach Leon Cameron said on the night.
"There's no doubt Josh took his game to a new level this year playing a variety of roles and playing with a high level of consistency."
Top 10
- Josh Kelly 198
- Callan Ward 172
- Phil Davis 153
- Dylan Shiel 152
- Tom Scully 137
- Zac Williams 134
- Jeremy Cameron 131
- Toby Greene 130
- Heath Shaw 114
- Lachie Whitfield 112
Port Adelaide
After a year out of the game, Power ruckman Paddy Ryder was rewarded for a fine season with his maiden John Cahill Medal.
It wasn't a straight forward count by any means, with key forward Charlie Dixon falling just seven votes short of Ryder.
The ruckman was also named to the 2017 All-Australian side, and was humbled by this award.
"It's just really humbling to be crowned the club champion," Ryder said on the night.
"As a player, I just wanted to come out there and show my love for the game, for my teammates, just try to be as consistent as I can.
"I knew in the past I was able to play some pretty good football, but maybe consistency was my let-down, so I just wanted to play at a high level of football and keep that roll on for as long as I could."
Top 10
- Paddy Ryder 241
- Charlie Dixon 234
- Tom Jonas 203
- Robbie Gray 202
- Brad Ebert 190
- Ollie Wines 184
- Sam Gray 171
- Chad Wingard 166
- Travis Boak 152
- Justin Westhoff 145
Sydney
Midfielder Luke Parker won his second Bob Skilton Medal on Friday night, after a brilliant season with the Swans.
Parker also triumphed in 2014, and was well clear of Lance Franklin and Jake Lloyd in equal second this time around.
“We know and see every week how much Luke competes – he’s just a fantastic competitor,” Swans coach John Longmire said of Parker.
“In terms of leadership, Luke’s ability to lead took another step forward this year as one of our vice-captains to Josh Kennedy.
"He helps to set the standards around the club and on the ground on match-day. He has the ability to grasp what the team needs at any particular time, and that shows what type of quality person he is.”
Top 10
- Luke Parker 696
- Lance Franklin 650
- Jake Lloyd 650
- Josh Kennedy 580
- George Hewett 571
- Heath Grundy 569
- Tom Papley 556
- Dan Hannebery 546
- Zak Jones 543
- Isaac Heeney 518
West Coast
Defender Elliot Yeo won his first John Worsfold Medal on Friday night, after a strong season in the backline for the Eagles.
The All-Australian half-back won the vote count by just six, pipping fellow defender Jeremy McGovern for the award.
"It's a pretty surreal feeling, it's such a great honour," Yeo said after the count.
"At the end of 2016 I had a fair few things that I wanted to work on. It was a disappointing year for myself.
"It (form turnaround) definitely came from a lot of hard work, but it also came from having a mentor such as 'Hick' (assistant coach Adrian Hickmott), he's been absolutely phenomenal for myself this year.
"He's one of those coaches who keeps you accountable but also pushes you to the limits he thinks you're capable of."
Top 10
- Elliot Yeo 197
- Jeremy McGovern 191
- Luke Shuey 180
- Shannon Hurn 170
- Josh Kennedy 166
- Andrew Gaff 158
- Jack Darling 140
- Sam Mitchel 134
- Matt Priddis 125
- Brad Sheppard 120
St Kilda
Young midfielder Sebastian Ross claimed his first Trevor Barker Award on Friday night, after a very strong season with the Saints.
Ross' 2017 campaign saw him named to the 40-man All-Australian squad and become one of the league's best disposal-getters.
"The legacy you left on me, you taught me how to work as a young kid," Ross said about the club's departing veterans after the count.
"It probably took me three or four years to figure it out and those three or four years watching you guys each day in your own life, you just put your head down and your bums up and you worked hard, you're as loyal as they come, you're some of the greatest blokes I've ever met and I just wish you guys well in the future."
Top 10
- Sebastian Ross 159
- Dylan Roberton 124
- Jarryn Geary 121
- Jake Carlisle 119
- Jack Billings 110
- Jack Steven 108
- Jimmy Webster 88
- Jack Newnes 83
- Jade Gresham 81
- Nathan Brown 78
