The expert panel and public have voted on nominations over the season and determined 22 weekly winners in each category to be considered for the overall award - another 3 winners in each category will be added to this list over the first three weeks of the finals.
Each year, the final decision on the winning mark and goal is made by the AFL All Australian Selection committee amongst their other duties.
The overall winner of the Toyota AFL Mark and Goal of the Year awards will be announced on Network TEN’s ‘Grand Final Day at the MCG’ program on 2006 Toyota AFL Grand Final Day.
The yearly winner of the Toyota AFL Mark and Goal of the Year awards will receive:
- A crystal replica of the official, perpetual Toyota AFL Mark of the Year and Toyota AFL Goal of the Year trophies, presented by the AFL and Toyota;
- The Alex Jesaulenko Medal (mark) and Phil Manassa Medal (goal), presented by Toyota;
- The use of a Toyota Aurion for 12 months and
- $10,000 for their grassroots Club, also presented by Toyota
For more information on the 2006 Toyota AFL Mark of the Year and Toyota AFL Goal of the Year awards, or to view the nominations and vote on this week’s selections visit afl.com.au/toyotaengineroom.
Winners to Date
Round One
Mark – Dale Thomas (Collingwood)
Goal – Barry Hall (Sydney)
Round Two
Mark – Jarad Rooke (Geelong)
Goal – Patrick Bowden (Richmond)
Round Three
Mark – Trent Croad (Hawthorn)
Goal – Brett Burton (Adelaide)
Round Four
Mark – Dale Thomas (Collingwood)
Goal – Dale Thomas (Collingwood)
Round Five
Mark – Brad Ottens (Geelong)
Goal – Gary Ablett (Geelong)
Round Six
Mark – Brad Johnson (Bulldogs)
Goal – Aaron Davey (Melbourne)
Round Seven
Mark – Kayne Pettifer (Richmond)
Goal – Jared Brennan (Brisbane)
Round Eight
Mark – Kayne Pettifer (Richmond)
Goal – Leon Davis (Collingwood)
Round Nine
Mark – Kayne Pettifer (Richmond)
Goal – Chris Hyde (Richmond)
Round 10
Mark – Andrew McLeod (Adelaide)
Goal – Peter Bell (Fremantle)
Round 11
Mark – Nick Riewoldt (St Kilda)
Goal – Jason Akermanis (Brisbane)
Round 12
Mark – Brendan Fevola (Carlton)
Goal – Shaun Burgoyne (Port Adelaide)
Round 13
Mark – Richard Tambling (Richmond)
Goal – Aaron Davey (Melbourne)
Round 14
Mark – David Mundy (Fremantle)
Goal – Aaron Davey (Melbourne)
Round 15
Mark – Russell Robertson (Melbourne)
Goal – Alan Didak (Collingwood)
Round 16
Mark – Daniel Kerr (West Coast)
Goal – Anthony Koutoufides (Carlton)
Round 17
Mark – Luke McPharlin (Fremantle)
Goal – Steven Armstrong (West Coast)
Round 18
Mark – Aaron Fiora (St Kilda)
Goal – Brendan Fevola (Carlton)
Round 19
Mark – Mark Johnson (Essendon)
Goal – Brendan Fevola (Carlton)
Round 20
Mark – Nathan Buckley (Collingwood)
Goal – Brendon Goddard (St Kilda)
Round 21
Mark – Adem Yze (Melbourne)
Goal – Eddie Betts (Carlton)
Round 22
Mark – Byron Schammer (Fremantle)
Goal – Lance Franklin (Hawthorn)
Week 1 Finals (nominations)
Mark – Dale Thomas (Collingwood), Adam Hunter (West Coast), Jason Torney (Adelaide)
Goal – Rhett Biglands (Adelaide), Brett Montgomery (Western Bulldogs), Barry Hall (Sydney)
