On Saturday, May 25, the 2018/19 Victory Medallist will be crowned at our annual awards night at Crown’s Palladium.
This prestigious event, presented by Bluestar Global Logistics, will include presentations of awards of excellence for Victory’s Hyundai A-League and National Youth League teams.
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In the first of a two-part series, we take a look at some of the contenders for this year’s award…
Leigh Broxham
Apps: 24
Clean sheets: 4
Assists: 1
Victory’s longest-serving player has been an integral part of the defensive unit this season. The 31-year-old has performed consistently in every position that he has been asked to play and has stepped up to captain the side on numerous occasions.
It's not easy juggling football and family commitments, but Brox wouldn't have it any other way https://t.co/uv70fmy8AW #MVFC #OurVictory pic.twitter.com/NXkcOpI7vk
— Melbourne Victory (@gomvfc) April 2, 2019
Terry Antonis
Apps: 22
Goals: 4
Assists: 5
Antonis scored three goals in five appearances during the early stages of the season.
The midfielder has been at the heart of some of Victory’s neatest transitions, often turning defence into attack.
An outstanding shift by @TerryAntonis #MVFC #OurVictory pic.twitter.com/kfA5TGJBHS
— Melbourne Victory (@gomvfc) January 13, 2019
Keisuke Honda
Apps: 16
Goals: 7
Assists: 5
Honda has effortlessly covered every blade of grass during his Victory appearances so far this season. Honda scored 28 minutes into his Victory debut in Round 1 – a well-taken header against Melbourne City.
.@kskgroup2017 opens the scoring! #MelbDerby 1-0 #ALeague @FOXFOOTBALL pic.twitter.com/nWUcc2ezCm
— Melbourne Victory (@gomvfc) October 20, 2018
James Troisi
Apps: 24
Goals: 5
Assists: 8
Victory’s playmaker found form in Round 13, scoring four goals in five appearances. Troisi has also assisted eight goals this season – more than any other player in the Hyundai A-League.
.@JamesTroisi was outstanding last night #MVFC #OurVictory pic.twitter.com/gdDV9V2QVx
— Melbourne Victory (@gomvfc) November 12, 2018
Victory Medal honour roll:
2005/06 – Kevin Muscat
2006/07 – Kevin Muscat and Danny Allsopp
2007/08 – Archie Thompson and Rodrigo Vargas
2008/09 – Kevin Muscat and Danny Allsopp
2009/10 – Archie Thompson
2010/11 – Grant Brebner
2011/12 – Ante Covic
2012/13 – Mark Milligan
2013/14 – Adama Traore
2014/15 – Fahid Ben Khalfallah
2015/16 – Matthieu Delpierre
2016/17 – Carl Valeri
2017/18 – Leroy George
