Robbie Gray has capped off a stellar season by winning Port Adelaide's best-and-fairest award, claiming his first John Cahill Medal.
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The star midfielder-forward played every game in the 2014 season - including three finals - and polled in all but two.
The award completed a great year for the 26-year-old, in which he also won All-Australian selection for the first time and the prestigious AFL Coaches Association Champion player of the year award.
Gray beat Port captain Travis Boak, while four-time best and fairest Kane Cornes was third and forward Justin Westhoff fourth.
Throughout the 2014 season Gray's form kept improving and he was third favourite for the Brownlow Medal on the eve of the count.
He averaged 28.3 disposals and kicked 15 goals in the last seven games of the season, including four during the second half of the comeback semi-final win over Fremantle at Patersons Stadium.
2014 John Cahill Medal – top 10 leaderboard
Robbie Gray – 398 votes
Travis Boak – 255
Kane Cornes – 237
Justin Westhoff – 232
Matt Lobbe – 227
Jay Schulz, Ollie Wines – 220
Hamish Hartlett – 219
Chad Wingard – 208
Tom Jonas – 185
Fos Williams Medal
Travis Boak
Gavin Wanganeen Medallist
Ollie Wines
Coaches' Award
Matthew Lobbe
