TEMORA footballer Luke Breust has been recognised for his contribution on and off the field at Hawthorn's presentation night on Friday.
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Breust was awarded best clubman at Hawthorn's Peter Crimmins Medal event last Friday night.
Breust, a popular winner of the award, also finished 10th in the Hawks' best and fairest count after leading the club's goalkicking for a fifth season.
"Commended for his selfless approach, Breust has long been lauded as the type of player who always put the team first, leading to his special recognition in 2023," A Hawthorn statement read.
"Named as co vice-captain alongside Moore, Breust also played a notable mentoring role, with his professionalism and discipline benefiting several young Hawks, and the team as a whole.
"Highly respected both on and off the field, Breust's contribution to the club is valued enormously by both the fans, his coaches, and his teammates."
The 32-year-old is closing in on the 300-game milestone. He's now amassed 281 AFL games and kicked 528 goals throughout an outstanding career.
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