Haberfield, 33, won her first Dennington A grade best and fairest, adding individual glory to an already impressive body of team work.

She was a member of the Dogs 2015 and 2017 A grade premiership teams, missing 2016 after giving birth to twins. She also coached the Dogs A reserve team to titles in 2015-16. 

Despite one of her strongest individual seasons, Haberfield is in two minds as to whether she will play on in 2019.

“I’m not sure at the moment,” she said.

“I’ve had two knee reconstructions and had trouble with my ankle this year so the body might be telling me something. I will wait until close to next season to make a final call if I play on or not.”

After winning A grade premierships from 2015-17, the Dogs fell short of a fourth this year when they were defeated in the grand final by Nirranda. 

Runner-up in the best and fairest to Haberfield was Krystal Day.

The senior football best and fairest was won by experienced key position player Luke Duncan with Angus Chirnside second and Tully Allwood third.

Winners is other grades:

Netball

A reserve, 1^st Rochelle Winnen, 2^nd Maddie Solly.

B grade, 1^st Sophie Negre, 2^nd Renee Hanson.

17 and under, 1^st Zoe Fleming, 2^nd Bonnie Williamson.

15 and under, 1^st Olivia Wollermann, 2^nd Rebecca Rea, Chloe Manuell.

13 and under, 1^st Georgia Ryan, 2^nd Shaira Naga.

Football

Reserves, 1^st Mark Shrubb, 2^nd Jackson Dridan, 3rd Levi Geebung.

Under 17.5, 1^st Reggie Barling, 2^nd Josh Keen, 3^rd Caleb Arthur.

Under 14.5, 1^st Ash Keen, 2^nd Jordan Garner, 3^rd Kai Henry.