Clubs finishing their 2023 NRL season are beginning to name their player of the year and other awards.
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North Queensland Cowboys
The North Queensland Cowboys have crowned Scott Drinkwater as their 2023 player of the year, with the star fullback taking out his first Paul Bowman medal.
The star, despite a suspension early in the year, was the best all campaign for the Cowboys and never looked in doubt of claiming the top gong in Townsville.
If not for his suspension, he would be a likely contender for the Dally M Medal, which will be announced on the Wednesday evening prior to the grand final.
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In addition to winning the club's top gong, Drinkwater also took out the players' player, while Reuben Cotter won the fan choice award on the men's side.
Kulikefu Finefeuiaki took out the rookie of the year award, while James Tamou won club person of the year, and Jordan McLean won the Cowboys Way Award.
Full list of awards
Paul Bowman Medal: Scott Drinkwater
Club Person of the Year: James Tamou
Young Guns Cowboys Way Award: Wil Sullivan
Townsville Bulletin Fan Choice Players of the Year: Kirra Dibb and Reuben Cotter
JCU Education Award: Reuben Cotter
Rookies of the Year: Fran Goldthorp and Kulikefu Finefeuiaki
Players' Player of the Year: Emma Manzelmann and Scott Drinkwater
Cowboys Way Award: China Polata & Jordan McLean
Cowboy of the Year: Emma Manzelmann
