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John Eales Medal 2015

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Hugh Jarse

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Rocky Elsom (76)
Australian Rugby's Night of Nights happens on 27 August before the Men In Gold head North on their campaign to Bring Back Bill

List of Previous John Eales Medal Winners
2002: George Smith
2003: Phil Waugh
2004: David Lyons
2005: Jeremy Paul
2006: Chris Latham
2007: Nathan Sharpe
2008: George Smith
2009: Matt Giteau
2010: David Pocock
2011: Kurtley Beale
2012: Nathan Sharpe
2013: Michael Hooper
2014: Israel Folau

Last Years full prize list:
2014 Prizes
Male Sevens Player of the Year -Cameron Clark
Womens Player of the Year: Emilee Cherry
U20 Player of Year: Sean McMahon
Buildcorp NRC Player of the Series: Sean McMahon
Outstanding Sevens Player of the Year: Shawn Mackay Award: Emilee Cherry
Joe French Award: Dick Marks
Volunteer of the Year: Chris Hicks
Spirit of Rugby Award (Nick Farr Jones Award): Andrew Purchas (Convicts, Bingham Cup)
Asteron Life Community Community Coach of the Year: Sila Taungakava (Western Raptors, Penrith District juniors)
Roger Vanderfield Award - Referee of the Year: Amy Perrett
Super Rugby Referee of the Year: Steve Walsh
Super Rugby Rookie of the Year: Sean McMahon
Super Rugby Coach of the Year: Michael Cheika
Super Rugby Team of the Year: NSW Waratahs
Super Rugby Try of the Year: Scott Higgenbotham (Rebels v Cheetahs round 3)
Super Rugby Player of the Year: Michael Hooper & Israel Folau
Wallaby Hall of Fame Inductees: Wylie Breckenridge, Greg Davies, Simon Poidevin

Wallaby Rookie of the Year: Sam Carter
Wallaby Try of the Year: Rob Horne (v SAF @ Perth)
Australia's Choice Award: Michael Hooper
Qantas Wallabies Ultimate Fan: Trevor Hancock
John Eales Medal: Israel Folau


2014 John Eales Medal final points (Top 10)
Israel Folau - 314
Michael Hooper - 232
James Slipper - 208
Tevita Kuridrani - 202
Stephen Moore - 98
Sekope Kepu - 97
Quade Cooper - 94
Adam Ashley-Cooper - 90
Rob Simmons - 87
Nick Phipps - 84
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If they keep true to form, it will be rinse and repeat for the 2015 "Night of Nights", and the following will be announced:
2015 Prizes
Male Sevens Player of the Year
Womens Player of the Year
U20 Player of Year
Buildcorp NRC Player of the Series: (Too Early)
Outstanding Sevens Player of the Year: Shawn Mackay Award:
Joe French Award:
Volunteer of the Year:
Spirit of Rugby Award (Nick Farr Jones Award):
Asteron Life Community Community Coach of the Year:
Roger Vanderfield Award - Referee of the Year:

Super Rugby Referee of the Year:
Super Rugby Rookie of the Year:
Super Rugby Coach of the Year:
Super Rugby Team of the Year:
Super Rugby Try of the Year:
Super Rugby Player of the Year:

Wallaby Hall of Fame Inductees:

Wallaby Rookie of the Year:
Wallaby Try of the Year:
Australia's Choice Award:
Qantas Wallabies Ultimate Fan:
John Eales Medal:

For the 2015 John Eales Medal, all Test Matches from 2014 Spring Tour until the end of Bledisloe Cup Match #2 will count.
2014 Spring European Tour
Wales v Wallabies Millennium Stadium, Cardiff 8 November 2014, 28 - 33
France v Wallabies, Stade Francais, Paris 15 November 2014, 29 - 26
Ireland v Wallabies, Aviva Stadium, Dublin 22 November 2014, 26 - 23
England v Wallabies Twickenham, London 29 November 2014, 26 - 17

No Incoming Tour in June as the International Season was shortened to accommodate RWC 15


The Rugby Championship
Australia v South Africa, Lang Park, Brisbane, 18 July 2015, 24 - 20
Argentina v Australia, Estadio Malvinas Argentinas, Mendoza, 25 July 2015, 9 - 34
Australia v New Zealand, ANZ Stadium, Sydney, 8 August 2015, 27 - 19

Bledisloe Cup Fixture
New Zealand v Australia, Eden Park, Auckland, 15 August 2015, 41 - 13




 
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Billy Sheehan (19)
I went a couple of years ago & it wasn't a bad night (well 4 years ago now I think of it)!!
Can you get tickets or is it an industry night only?


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TOCC

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To'omua or Kuridrani, given the shorter rugby championship and no inbound matches, the performances of the 2014 end of year tour carry greater weight.


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Hugh Jarse

Hugh Jarse

Rocky Elsom (76)
By my reckoning, there have only been 8 tests to count for this years JEM, with the Barbars match not counting.

Key players on the Northern tour based on browsing over G&GR MOM votes were:
Hooper, Kuridrani, McCalman, Folau, To'omua, Slipper, Phipps, Fainga'a

Key players for TRC and Bledisloe 2 based on browsing over G&GR MOM votes were:
Hooper, Pocock, Folau, AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper), Phipps, Fardy, Horwill, Mumm, To'omua

Therefore leading contenders for JEM must be Folau and Hooper who had regular good performances on Spring Tour and the 2015 tests.
 
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Train Without a Station

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Nah. Hooper was down on the EOYT actually. I think he'll poll his worst ever season (for his high standards).
 
Braveheart81

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Will Genia (78)
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I think it will be pretty close but I'd have Hooper as the favourite with Folau pretty close.

On the EOYT, Hooper will poll close to MOTM for the Wales game. He'll probably poll reasonably against England. To'omua, McCalman and Kuridrani will all poll well also.

Springboks should have Hooper polling MOTM.

Pumas will have Pocock as MOTM and the only contender likely to poll well will be Folau.

Bledisloe 1 should have Pocock and Hooper amongst our top vote getters.

Bledisloe 2 should have Fardy and Folau amongst the top votes.

Train Without a Station said:
Nah. Hooper was down on the EOYT actually. I think he'll poll his worst ever season (for his high standards).
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I agree in general but I also think that Folau had his worst run of tests ever over that period and he's the most likely contender. Hooper should poll MOTM against Wales.

To'omua should poll really well on the EOYT but it's likely that the only TRC game where he'll get points is Bledisloe 1 off the bench and that's unlikely to get him close to MOTM.
 
RugbyReg

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Rocky Elsom (76)
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qwerty51 said:
Who does GAGR have winning based on the 3-2-1s from the eligible matches?
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from the end of year tour the standings were:

To'omua - 6
Benny Mac - 5
Saia - 4
Hooper - 3
TK & AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) - 2
Izzy & Slipps - 1

Won't give away points for this year.
 
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Frank Nicholson (4)
is there anywhere to find out the nominees, or a blow-by-blow as tonight unfolds?
 
Braveheart81

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Will Genia (78)
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Wow! Really surprised that Hooper didn't poll MOTM against Wales and be right up there after the Spring Tour. Instead, nowhere!

Can Benny McCalman hang on despite not playing all the tests? It's a sizable lead. AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) must be a strong chance as well.
 
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TOCC

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Rory Arnold is Super Rugby rookie of the year.
Michael Cheika is coach of the year
 
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