SWFL grand final: Three-word analysis of every Magpie and Hawk from Sunday’s premiership decider

From standout performances to a Sunday afternoon they would rather forget, South Western Times journalist Jackson Barrett has given a three-word analysis of every single player in the South West Football League grand final. Augusta-Margaret River Beau Morgan - Massive effort forward Harry Taylor - Two big majors Jacob Payne - Gave them drive Seve Grantis - Broke goal drought Samuel Lewis - Always appointment viewing Tab Hunter - First touch goal Kael Coleman - Iced the cake Regan Smith - Tough as always Laine Rasmussen - He’s their quarterback Simon Moore - Just too good Ben Smith - Brilliant running goal Jackson Lavell-Lee - Few interesting moments Blake Del Fante - Good down back David Hill - Pushed Stallard around Mitch Gerrans - A nice farewell Mitch Ellis - All over Creighton Mitch Payne - Continues family legacy Lincoln Adams - Always so reliable Zac Dronow - Ran so hard Max Paterson - Did hard stuff Jake Rodgers - Not super busy Cody Rodgers - Below usual impact Busselton Aiden Fraser - Only multiple goalkicker Jaxon East - Busy. Their best Ethan Bowman - Skipper toiled hard Joe Budiselik - Good on Rodgers Zac Pethybridge - Too many entries Cody Cox - Season’s best game Mitch Fraser - Steered the ship Dylan Patterson - Sucked into biff Jacob Ness - Brave to play Liam Creighton - Tightly held throughout Kester Decke - Couldn’t find marks Austin Styles - Never got going Bailey Sanford - Looked pretty tired Josh Fleming - Not his day Bronson Stallard - Couldn’t climb Hill More SWFL: Tom Kusal - At every contest Jed Schaler - Beaten by Harry Nathan Arbon - Worked hard, quiet Mitch Tenardi - Not his best Mitch Howlett - Goalless despite chances Jon Meadmore - No fairytale hat-trick Jackson Arbon - Couldn’t get involved