Bontempelli equals club record with seventh Charles Sutton Medal
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 1:30 PM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Marcus Bontempelli won his seventh Charles Sutton Medal at Crown Palladium on September 30, 2026, equaling Scott West's club record. Bontempelli, who finished third in the Brownlow Medal, captured his latest best and fairest title in 11 years, starting from his first win in the 2016 premiership season. Ed Richards finished as the runner-up with 248 votes, while James O'Donnell secured third place. Key defender Buku Khamis also gained recognition, finishing fourth after signing a five-year contract extension. The Bulldogs look forward to the upcoming trade period as they prepare for 2027.
- •Bontempelli equals Scott West's club record with his seventh award.
- •Richards and O'Donnell follow in the Charles Sutton Medal voting.
- •Bontempelli has eight All-Australian selections as of last month.
- •Khamis signed a five-year extension with the Bulldogs.
- •Bulldogs aim to strengthen their squad during the trade period.
- 1:30 PMAFL — Still top Dog: Bontempelli equals club record with seventh B&F
"Marcus Bontempelli has drawn level with Scott West after winning his seventh Charles Sutton Medal
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