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Hawks veteran takes out club best and fairest
SEN • October 5th, 2025 11:24 am
Hawthorn veteran Jack Gunston has won the Peter Crimmins Medal, his second Hawks best and fairest following a stellar 2025 campaign.
At 33 years old, Gunston turned back the years over the course of the season, booting a career-high 73 goals from 23 games, going goalless just once and exceeding his career season-high by 15 goals.
Gunston’s best and fairest nod comes five seasons after his first Peter Crimmins Medal, partnering his All-Australian blazer to cap off the best season of his elite AFL career.
Back flanker Karl Amon secured second place, averaging a career-high 24 disposals and nearly 600 metres gained, while vice-captain Dylan Moore rounded out the top three.
2025 Peter Crimmins Medal Top 10
- Jack Gunston - 157 votes
- Karl Amon - 140 votes
- Dylan Moore - 136 votes
- Jai Newcombe - 126 votes
=5. Blake Hardwick - 120 votes=5. Jack Ginnivan - 120 votes7. Josh Battle - 119 votes8. Jarman Impey - 108 votes9. Nick Watson - 102 votes=10. Lloyd Meek - 99 votes=10. Mabior Chol - 99 votes
2025 Peter Crimmins Medal club award winners
- Most Improved – Josh Ward
- Most Courageous – Josh Battle
- Best Clubman – Will Day
- Community Leadership Award – Luke Breust
- Lethal Award – Jack Gunston
- Most Promising – Calsher Dear
- Best Finals Player – Jai Newcombe
