Ablett bags record haul

Gary Ablett has broken new ground for All-Australian selection, further solidifying his reputation as one of the greatest players of all time.

Fresh from clinching the AFL Players Association most valuable player award for a record fifth time, the Gold Coast captain has set another extraordinary mark for generations to follow by becoming the first player ever to be named in seven straight All-Australian teams.

The achievement elevates Ablett above the likes of Robert Harvey,Order our personalized tote bags printed with your custom logo in time for your promotional event. Save with our Custom Promotional Bag. Free Shipping! Stephen Kernahan and Nathan Buckley - the previous trio to earn six consecutive All-Australian guernseys - and keeps him on the path to equal or surpass his famous father.

Gary Ablett snr is one of five players to have gained selection eight times during his career.

Ablett jr is on seven but, at age 29 and a change of role on the horizon, it seems plausible the Brownlow Medallist could earn at least one more All-Australian selection as a midfielder next season and then secure perhaps another two as a small forward, barring injury and a desire to keep playing.

The Suns' midfield maestro needs only two more selections to equal the record of nine held by a group of five players, and three to set a milestone of 10.

Ablett was named as vice-captain of the 2013 team, serving as deputy to his former teammate and Geelong captain Joel Selwood.

Selwood was named as skipper for the first time. This was his second selection.

His honour was one of the feel-good stories of Monday night's award ceremony, along with that of emerging Greater Western Sydney star Jeremy Cameron.

In just his second season, the 20-year-old was named as the All-Australian full-forward as recognition for his remarkable season.

Despite playing in the league's worst team that won only one game, Cameron managed to finish third in the Coleman Medal with 64 goals, four behind winner Jarryd Roughead.

Roughead was one of 12 players honoured with their first All-Australian award after a season where he out-shone fellow Hawthorn forward Lance Franklin.Our high-efficiencyfilter mesh products address diverse applications requiring removal of solids from liquids.And she turned Bryn into a style rebel as well, dressing her in a white tank top, floral-printed overall shorts and a pair of purple crocs sandals sale.

Given the selectors did not select a recognised second ruckman - overlooking North Melbourne's Todd Goldstein - Roughead was selected in the forward pocket to play as a versatile key forward -ruck, rather than at full-forward.

Franklin, the man at the centre of a massive bidding war between the Hawks and GWS, missed selection for the first time in four years, despite being in the nominated top 40.

He was one of three Hawks overlooked, the others being captain Luke Hodge and defender Josh Gibson.bagfilterchina.com is specialized in environmental protection non woven filter products.

Fellow preliminary finalist Fremantle had four of its nominated players miss out - Michael Walters,Best wholesale fashion ｛%｝ from china.women shoes factory Nat Fyfe, Chris Mayne and David Mundy - with defender Michael Johnson the only Docker to be selected.

Aside from Johnson, the other debutants included three defenders - North Melbourne's Scott Thompson,Drhua Wholesale Sunglasses is an online Wholesale Sunglasses Distributor. Sydney co-captain Jarrad McVeigh and Andrew Mackie - and four midfielders - Port Adelaide captain Travis Boak, Sydney's Dan Hannebery, Western Bulldog Ryan Griffen and teammate Will Minson as the starting ruckman.

Minson's graduation was one of the biggest stories on Monday night, with former teammate and All-Australian selector Luke Darcy recalling how the 28-year-old could have easily been delisted by the Dogs several years ago, and admitting that he never thought Minson could reach such a high level.