Caleb Serong has added a perfect 10 votes to his Glendinning-Allan Medal accolade after an outstanding RAC Derby performance on Sunday at Optus Stadium.
The 22-year-old midfielder racked up 35 disposals, eight tackles, nine score involvements and 697 metres gained.
He was also instrumental in improving Fremantle’s ball movement inside 50, leading all players in round three with four kicks inside 50 that led to marks.
Small forward Sam Switkowski continued to show his importance, polling seven votes alongside West Coast’s Tim Kelly.
He continued his impact as a pressure forward with 17 effective disposals, 10 score involvements and six tackles, and added something extra when he went into the midfield with eight disposals in Fremantle’s dominant second quarter.
Michael Walters earned two votes for his inspiring four-goal performance, that fired up both his teammates and the 56,090 fans in attendance.
Midfielder James Aish continued to impress under Justin Longmuir’s game plan. Playing a mix of wing and inside midfield, Aish racked up 31 disposals, nine inside 50s and 584 metres gained.
Despite not getting a vote in round three, Luke Ryan remains Fremantle’s highest ranked player in the standings with 12 votes behind leaders Luke Davies-Uniacke and Jordan De Goey.
RAC DERBY VOTES
10 - Caleb Serong (FRE)
7 - Tim Kelly (WCE)
7 - Sam Switkowski (FRE)
2 - Michael Walters (FRE)
2 - James Aish (FRE)
1 - Oscar Allen (WCE)
1 - Shannon Hurn (WCE)
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