Palace's Tess Andrews tonight claimed SEWFA's Best and Fairest in an end of season awards ceremony at Casadio Park.

Tess took the lead in the points count mid way through the season, and gradually drew away from runner up, Villa's Monique Iannella.

Photo: WBSA's President Bob Sandow, special guest at the SEWFA Awards Night, with Best and Fairest winner and runner up, Tess Andrews and Monique Iannella.

The final matches for the SEWFA season were played out at Blue Lake Sports Park last Saturday in warm weather which suited spectators, but made playing conditions difficult, especially considering the wind factor, with 7 of the 8 goals of the day scored at one end of the pitch.

Wanderers took out the Under 14 Grand Final, while Palace came from behind to take out the Seniors game. SEWFA took out the exhibition match against a side from Warrnambool.

Updated Monday 14 September 2009

Palace youngster Imogen Pratt kicked the winning goal late in the second period of extra time to give her side victory in the South East Women's Football Association (SWEFA) Grand Final of 2009. It was the third Grand Final win in three years for Palace.

City started the game with a strong breeze at their backs, with Tania Grant putting City ahead mid way through the first half. Kale Pedlar equalised for Palace during second half, with Imogen Pratt's extra time winner sealing the game for Palace.