Roos gun named AFL Rising Star, Amiss finishes top five

North Melbourne younger gun Harry Sheezel has gained this yr’s Rising Star award.

The first-year star quick turned one of many sport’s finest ball customers and a prolific ball-winner largely throughout half-back.

Emerging Fremantle key ahead Jye Amiss completed fourth after turning into the primary Dockers key ahead Matthew Pavlich to kick 40 objectives in a season.

Sheezel and fellow first-round choose George Wardlaw turned the intense lights in an in any other case dim yr for the Kangaroos, who endured a three-win season to narrowly keep away from the picket spoon.

The 18-year-old had 34 disposals to win a nomination after spherical one in opposition to West Coast.

Harry Sheezel.
Camera IconHarry Sheezel. Credit: Daniel Pockett/AFL Photos

“It was a crazy start, first of all I didn’t really expect to play at half-back, started there and it was a pretty good day,” he mentioned.

“We got the win and I was pretty happy with my performance as well.”

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He is the primary participant to win the award for North Melbourne since Byron Pickett.

Son-of-a-gun Will Ashcroft completed second and hybrid St Kilda ahead Mitch Owens got here in third.

Brisbane defender Darcy Wilmot completed fifth.

Rising Star Top Five

1st Harry Sheezel, North Melbourne (54)

2nd Will Ashcroft, Brisbane (39)

third Mitch Owens, St Kilda (33)

4th Jye Amiss, Fremantle (28)

fifth Darcy Wilmot, Brisbane (4)

Source: www.perthnow.com.au