The 2018 NRL regular season is over and clubs have been having their annual awards nights.
Check out all official awards for each club from the 2018 season below! Who was the standout player for your club?
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Anthony Milford has rocketed home to take out his first Paul Morgan Medal for Broncos' Player of the Year.
Milford wasn't sighted on the leader board as the early counts were revealed, not even appearing in the top five players with six rounds to go.
But his amazing run of form late in the year, in which he polled votes in seven of the last 10 matches, have allowed him to sneak home by one vote.
NRL Most Consistent
Alex Glenn
Rookie of the Year
Jamayne Isaako
Play of the Year
Jamayne Isaako
NRL Best Back
Corey Oates
NRL Best Forward
Matt Lodge
XXXX Fan Player of the Year
Corey Oates
NRL Players’ Player
Joe Ofahengaue
NRL Player of the Year
Anthony Milford
Capping off a stellar season, Rabbitohs hooker Damien Cook has become the 17th recipient of the George Piggins Medal at the 2018 Red and Green Ball.
After taking out the Dally M Hooker of the Year and the Provan-Summons People's Choice Award at the Dally M Awards, Cook has now been crowned South Sydney's best and fairest player of 2018.
It marks Cook's third award of the night, as he was also the recipient of The Burrow Appreciation Award (NRL) and the Roy Asotasi Members' Choice Award, also becoming the second hooker to take out the award after Issac Luke in 2010.
George Piggins Medal
Damien Cook
Jack Rayner Players’ Player
Sam Burgess
Bob McCarthy Clubman of the Year
John Sutton
John Sattler Rookie of the Year
Adam Doueihi
Roy Asotasi Members Choice
Damien Cook
The Burrow Appreciation Award
Damien Cook
Women's Player of the Year
Maddie Studdon
Women’s Players’ Player Award
Chloe Caldwell and Taleena Simon
Cameron Munster has been crowned Melbourne Storm's Player of the Year for the first time in his career.
The 24-year-old received the prestigious award on Wednesday night at a sold-out event at Peninsula Docklands.
Munster claimed the Player of the Year award after receiving a total of 32 votes
edging out teammates Dale Finucane (27 votes) and Cameron Smith (22 votes).
Best Easy Player of the Year
Cameron Munster
Best Back
Billy Slater
Best Forward
Dale Finucane
Billy Slater Rookie of the Year
Brandon Smith
Cooper Cronk Feeder Club Player of the Year
Scott Drinkwater
Most Improved Player award
Christian Welch
Suzuki Members' Player of the Year
Cameron Munster
Best Try
Josh Addo-Carr, Round 8 v Warriors
Life Member Inductees
Jesse Bromwich, Adam O'Brien, John Donohue
Michael Moore Trophy (Club Person of the Year)
Matthew Barradeen
Greg Brentnall Young Achievers Award
Haele Finau
Under 20's Darren Bell Medal
Trent Toelau
Chairman's Award
Ashley Tucker
Panthers backrower Isaah Yeo won the coveted Merv Cartwright Medal at the club's end of season awards night in Penrith.
The award is recognition of Yeo's immense contribution to the success of the Panthers in 2018.
Known for his commitment and consistency, Yeo averaged 31 tackles and 112 running metres per game this season.
Merv Cartwright Medal
Isaah Yeo
John Farragher Award for Courage and Determination
Josh Mansour
Club Person of the Year
Peter Wallace
Members Player of the Year
Viliame Kikau
Ben Alexander Rookie of the Year
Jack Hetherington
ISP Player of the Year
Caleb Aekins
Jersey Flegg Player of the Year
Daine Laurie
OAK Try of the Year
Jarome Luai
Senior Education Award
James Tamou
Junior Education Award
J'maine Hopgood
St George Illawarra back-rower Tariq Sims has won the prestigious Dragons Player of the Year Medal at the club's annual presentation evening on Wednesday.
The 2018 New South Wales Origin debutant Sims was awarded the honour from both his peers and the coaching staff, in a season that also saw him selected in the Rugby League Player Association's Team of the Year.
Dragons Player of the Year Medal
Tariq Sims
Geoff Selby Memorial Trophy
Leeson Ah Mau
NRLW Coach's Award
Honey Hireme
Red V Members' Player of the Year
Tyson Frizell
Dragons' Immortals Trophy
Gareth Widdop
Mark Coyne Trophy
Jeremy Latimore
Community Involvement Award
Josh Kerr
Paul McGregor Trophy (Under-20s Player of the Year)
Matheson Johns
ISP Player of the Year
Reece Robson
ISP Coach's Award
Mitchell Allgood
Valentine Holmes was the big winner at The Star in Sydney when he walked away with the two major awards at the Sharks Monty Porter Medal awards night.
Holmes beat out teammates and fellow nominees Chad Townsend, Matt Moylan and Andrew Fifita to claim the Monty Porter Medal as Pontifex Player of the Year, while he also earned the respect of his peers in being named the Tommy Bishop Player's Player.
Monty Porter Medallist
Valentine Holmes
Tommy Bishop Players Player
Valentine Holmes
Steve Rogers Rookie of the Year- Jesse Ramien
Sharks Support Community Award
Edrick Lee
Members Player of the Year
Valentine Holmes
NRL Iron Man (played all games for which they were available)
Matt Prior
Chad Townsend
Valentine Holmes
Try of the Year
Jesse Ramien, round 11 v Bulldogs
Gavin Miller Jersey Flegg Player of the Year
Braydon Trindall
Greg Pierce Jersey Flegg Players Player
Luke Polselli
Jersey Flegg Wellbeing & Education Excellence
Monty Raper
NRL Wellbeing & Education Excellence
Edrick Lee
Andrew Ettingshausen Club Person of the Year
Sam Madden
Sydney Roosters fullback James Tedesco has tonight been named winner of the prestigious Jack Gibson Medal at the Sydney Roosters 2018 Awards Night.
Awarded to the Player of the Year, the Jack Gibson Medal was voted for at the conclusion of every game by the Roosters NRL team and Coach, with votes tallied across the season.
John Gibson, son of the late Jack Gibson, presented Tedesco with the Medal.
Try of the Year
Joseph Manu
Members Player of the Year
Latrell Mitchell
Roosters Our Community Award
Latrell Mitchell
Harry Phipps Rising Star Award
Billy Smith
Chris Sykes Award (Junior Rep Player of the Year)
Egan Butcher
Jersey Flegg Players Player
Lachlan Lam
Arthur Beetson Medal (Jersey Flegg Player of the Year)
Sam Verrills
James Mathews Clubman of the Year
Jake Friend
Jack Gibson Medal Winner
James Tedesco
Jason Taumalolo has become the first player in Cowboys history to claim the Paul Bowman Medal for Player of the Year in three consecutive seasons after previously claiming the gong in both the 2016 and 2017 seasons.
Taumalolo finished on 23 votes, six clear of winger Kyle Feldt and eight clear of retiring co-captain Johnathan Thurston.
Paul Bowman Medal
Jason Taumalolo
Players' Player
Jason Taumalolo
Club Person of the Year
Johnathan Thurston
Rookie of the Year
Jake Clifford
Coach's Award
Kyle Feldt
Canberra Raiders forwardJosh Papalii has taken out the 2018 Meninga Medal, beating team mates Elliott Whitehead and Joe Tapine to claim this year’s Raiders player of the year.
Meninga Medal
Josh Papalii
Coaches Award
Nick Cotric
Rookie of the Year
Emre Guler
Clubman of the Year
Michael Oldfield
Junior Representative Player of the Year
Jack Murchie
Career and Education Award
Joe Tapine
Manly lock Jake Trbojevic has taken out the Roy Bull Award for 'Best and Fairest' at the Sea Eagles awards night for 2018.
It is the second time in four years that Jake has won the Club’s prestigious award, having also claimed it in 2015.
NRL Roy Bull ‘Best and Fairest’
Jake Trbojevic
NRL Players’ Player
Joel Thompson
NRL Leading Try Scorer
Shaun Lane, Tom Trbojevic (9 tries)
NRL Leading Point scorer
Daly Cherry-Evans (164 points)
NRL Gordon Willoughby Medal (voted by Members)
Daly Cherry-Evans
Doug Daley Clubman of the Year
Joel Thompson
Intrust Super Premiership Bob Batty ‘Best and Fairest’
Tom Amone
Intrust Super Premiership Players’ Player
Tom Amone
Jersey Flegg Russ Bull ‘Best and Fairest’
Luke Metcalf
Jersey Flegg Players’ Player
John Tuivaiti
NRL Steve Menzies Medallion (Club Volunteer of the Year)
Norman Steel
Dr George Peponis Player of the Year Award
David Klemmer
Steve Mortimer Rookie of the Year Award
Lachlan Lewis
Les Johns Clubman of the Year Award
Aiden Tolman
Coaches Award
Josh Jackson
NSW Women’s Premiership 2018 Player of the Year Award
Elianna Walton
Terry Lamb ISP Player of the Year Award
Lachlan Burr
Hazem El Masri Jersey Flegg Player of the Year Award
Kayne Kalache
Gold Coast captain Ryan James has taken home the Paul Broughton Medal for Titans Player of the Year.
James received the award from founding Chairman, Paul Broughton, taking out the award for the second time, after first receiving the medal back in 2016.
The Bilambil junior polled 23 votes, just one point ahead of lock forward, Jai Arrow, who raced to 22 points after 17 rounds but was unable to secure any votes during the run home.
Paul Broughton Medal
Ryan James
Coaches Award
Michael Gordon
The Preston Award
Ryan James
Members Most Valuable Player
Anthony Don
Try of the Year
Phillip Sami
Rookie of the Year
AJ Brimson
Outstanding Achievement Award
Jennifer Cross
Kalyn Ponga has been crowned the 2018 Player of the Year for the Newcastle Knights, winning the Danny Buderus medal.
Coach Nathan Brown praised the young fullback turned five-eighth for handling the pressure of weekly NRL footballer and for trusting his instincts.
The Knights Player of the Year Nominees were all new recruits to the club this season, including Aidan Guerra, Mitchell Pearce and Slade Griffin
Player of the Year (Danny Buderus Medal)
Kalyn Ponga
Rookie of the Year
Nick Meaney
Coaches Award
Aidan Guerra
Club Person of the Year
John Thomas
Players Player of the Year
Kalyn Ponga
Gladiator of the Year
Aidan Guerra
nib Inspiring Moment
Jamie Buhrer's kick to Shaun Kenny-Dowall for the match-winning try over the Wests Tigers in Tamworth
Community Player of the Year
Kalyn Ponga
Jersey Flegg Coaches Award
Kurtis Dark
Jersey FleggPlayers' Player of the Year
Mathew Croker
Jersey Flegg Player of the Year
Beau Fermor
ISP Coaches Award
Zac Hosking
ISP Players' Player
Luke Yates
ISP Player of the Year
Luke Yates
Wests Tigers halfback Luke Brooks has been awarded the Kelly-Barnes Award for the 2018 Wests Tigers Player of the Year.
Brooks was presented with the honour at the club's annual Presentation Night this evening, which was held in more than 500 guests at Curzon Hall.
The award capped off a superb season for the 23-year-old, which also saw him take home the NRL Players' Player Award as voted on by his teammates.
NRL Player of the Year (Kelly-Barnes Award)
Luke Brooks
NRL Players' Player of the Year
Luke Brooks
NRL Best New Talent
Esan Marsters
ISP Player of the Year
Luke Garner
ISP Players' Player
Patrice Siolo
Jersey Flegg Player of the Year
Ben Seufale
Jersey Flegg Players' Player
Alex Seyfarth
Community Achievement Award
Josh Aloiai
Woman of the Year
Professor Megan Davis
Club Person of the Year
Wade Healey
Life Member Inductees
Bryce Gibbs and Keith Galloway
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck has been named the Vodafone NRL Player of the Year for the second season running at the Warriors’ 24th annual awards.
Tuivasa-Sheck is just the fourth player to win the supreme accolade more than once following five-times winner Simon Mannering and Steve Price and Ben Matulino, who were two-time winners.
The other nominees for the Vodafone Player of the Year title were Agnatius Paasi, Issac Luke, Jazz Tevaga and Ken Maumalo.
Sir Peter Leitch Member of the Year
Jayden Penerata
Vodafone People’s Choice Award
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
TNT NYC Rookie of the Year
Tyler Slade
Vodafone ISP Team Man of the Year
James Bell
Vodafone NRL Rookie of the Year
Isaiah Papali’i
Club Person of the Year
Laurie Hale
Canterbury of NZ Clubman
Blake Green
Vodafone ISP Player of the Year
James Bell
Vodafone NRL Player of the Year
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
Parramatta Eels forward Daniel Alvaro has claimed the 2018 Ken Thornett Medal for Player of the Year and the Blue and Gold Army Player of the Year award at the club's presentation event.
The Ken Thornett Medal night was held at Rosehill Racecourse and recognises players from the NRL, Jersey Flegg and Intrust Super Premiership NSW Cup sides to mark the 2018 season.
A special presentation was made to Nathan Hindmarsh who was inducted into the Parramatta Eels Hall of Fame. Hindmarsh, a NSW and Australian representative, played his entire career at the Eels, and in 2010 broke the record for most games played at the club.
Eels winger George Jennings claimed the Jack Gibson NRL Coaches’ award for best back in his Parramatta Eels debut season, while Peni Terepo was awarded the Jack Gibson NRL Coaches’ award for best forward.
Ken Thornett Medal for NRL Player of the Year
Daniel Alvaro
Jack Gibson NRL Coaches’ Award
Peni Terepo (forward) and George Jennings (back)
Ray Price NRL Community Award
Cameron King
Blue and Gold Army Members’ Player of the Year
Daniel Alvaro
Brett Kenny Jersey Flegg Coaches’ Award
Sione Fonua
Steven Ella Jersey Flegg Player of the Year Award
Tuimavave Afualo
Geoff Gerard NSW Cup Coaches’ Award
Matthew Woods
Bob O’Reilly NSW Cup Player of the Year Award
Ray Stone
Michael Cronin Club Person of the Year
Luke 'Tooks' Sammut
Hall of Fame Medal
Nathan Hindmarsh