Just fresh from the Geelong vs Gold Coast Suns game.

At the conclusion of the game, Gold Coast's Ben King kicked 3 goals to increase his lead in the Coleman Medal race to 41 goals in a 45 point defeat to Geelong.

Now as it stands both Jye Amiss & Josh Treacy currently sit 9 goals behind with 32 goals each in the top 10 and with Sydney yet to play and Charlie Curnow yet to have an impact this round, while Fremantle sit in a bye for this round.

Now I might be going out on a limb here, because our club isn't in for individual accolades and all that. But on top of this record breaking season we have seen from our club, could we finally see the first ever Fremantle Docker to win the prestigious medal?

The closest any Fremantle player ever got to that medal was the great Matthew Pavlich, in his 700 goal career was a runner-up in 2007 & 2012.

And as an added bonus since both Nev & the Big Cahuna's tally are equal and close together, perhaps the off chance we could see a pair of inaugural Coleman Medal winners in the same season?

I did a bit of digging around and the only times that a joint winner of the award was ever done, back in the first four seasons of the VFL. In the first season with Eddy James of Geelong & Jack Leith of Melbourne equaling 20 goals in 1897. And again in 1900 with Geelong's Teddy Lockwood & Essendon's (and the original Fremantle Football Club's goalkicking champion) Albert Thurgood on 24 goals apiece.

And the other slice, two players from the same club winning the medal, it happened in the AFLW in season 2023 with Melbourne's Kate Hore & Fremantle's newest AFLW recruit Eden Zanker both kicking 20 goals each to share the medal.

Knowing that our forward line as been very potent and with both Tracey & Amiss having the ability to kick at least 4 to 5 goals and game. All we is for both or one of them to have a big game or two in the next 10 weeks to possibly have a chance at history.

Can only imagine the possibilities.

Freo's first Coleman Medalist or Medalists?