Gordon Willoughby Medal
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Voting for the Gordon Willoughby Medal Vote in the Gordon Willoughby Medal for your chance to win a Maxum watch. Voting in the Gordon Willoughby Medal – Sea Eagles Members' Player of the Year Award is open to 2010 Sea Eagles Members. At the completion of each match of the NRL Premiership season, including finals voting will be available on the home page of the website. To vote simply login using your Online Fan Account and vote. Your first vote will be counted towards the Gordon Willoughby Medal.
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The Sea Eagles will be giving away a Maxum Watch to one lucky member after each home game, to be in the running all you need to do is vote in the Gordon Willoughby Medal for that week.
A winner will be selected at random by the Sea Eagles with the Winner able to choose their prize from the Maxum watches collection.
Winners will be contacted by the Sea Eagles and advertised on this web page. Gordon Willoughby Medal
| Round: 26 Current Voting | |
| Jamie Lyon |  |
| Brent Kite | |
| Chris Bailey | |
| Trent Hodkinson | |
| Ben Farrar | |
| Kieran Foran | |
| Matt Ballin | |
| Tony Williams | |
| Jason King | |
| Joe Galuvao | |
Season Standings
| Player | Total Points |
| Jamie Lyon | 22 |
| Matt Ballin | 11 |
| Glenn Stewart | 10 |
| Steve Matai | 10 |
| Kieran Foran | 7 |
| Ben Farrar | 6 |
| Trent Hodkinson | 6 |
| Shane Rodney | 5 |
| Tony Williams | 5 |
| Anthony Watmough | 4 |
| Brent Kite | 4 |
| Dean Whare | 2 |
| George Rose | 2 |
| Michael Robertson | 2 |
Points by round
| Rnd | Team | 3 Points | 2 Points | 1 Points |
| 25 | Roosters | Ben Farrar | Tony Williams | Jamie Lyon |
| 24 | Titans | Glenn Stewart | Trent Hodkinson | Jamie Lyon |
| 23 | St George Illawarra | Brent Kite | Michael Robertson | Jamie Lyon |
| 20 | Wests | Jamie Lyon | Shane Rodney | Brent Kite |
| 16 | Penrith | Ben Farrar | Matt Ballin | Anthony Watmough |
| 15 | Souths | Matt Ballin | Shane Rodney | Trent Hodkinson |
| 13 | Brisbane | Matt Ballin | Dean Whare | Tony Williams |
| 9 | St George Illawarra | Jamie Lyon | Steve Matai | Matt Ballin |
| 8 | Souths | Jamie Lyon | Trent Hodkinson | Shane Rodney |
| 7 | Titans | Kieran Foran | Matt Ballin | Jamie Lyon |
| 6 | Melbourne | Steve Matai | Anthony Watmough | Glenn Stewart |
| 5 | Cronulla | Jamie Lyon | Kieran Foran | Trent Hodkinson |
| 4 | Warriors | Steve Matai | Kieran Foran | Glenn Stewart |
| 3 | Newcastle | Glenn Stewart | Tony Williams | Steve Matai |
| 2 | Parramatta | Jamie Lyon | Glenn Stewart | Steve Matai |
| 1 | Wests | Jamie Lyon | George Rose | Anthony Watmough |
CEMENT FOUNDATION
GAVE MANLY STRENGTH
Glowing tributes to the lifetime support to Manly Leagues Club and the Sea Eagles continue for Gordon Willoughby a year after his passing at aged 80.
Gordon "Cement" Willoughby will always be a legend to both the licensed and football clubs. He played in the first season that Manly entered the competition and was one of the club's early internationals. He was a foundation director of the Leagues Club where he served for a long period as a director.
His close friend of more than 60 years, Manly godfather Ken Arthurson, says Gordon Willoughby was one of a kind. "He was a fearless player - big, strong and fast and the tougher the game the more he liked it," Arthurson said.
"His desire to win and work hard had a marked effect on Manly as a young club looking for a work ethic and i believe what we are today as a club is a direct result of men like Gordon Willoughby who set the standard for others to follow. "Gordon played his early football for North Sydney but couldn't wait to make his imprint for Manly when the club was formed and he is very much part of our history.
"He was a wonderful administrator for the Sea Eagles and an enthusiastic Board member of the licensed club. "Gordon also made his mark at the NSW Rugby League where he became a life member after years of representing Manly Warringah in Phillip Street. "In years to come history will record what a great man Gordon Willoughby was for the two clubs to which he gave so much of his life," Mr Arthurson said.
Past Winners
2009 - Anthony Watmough
2008 - Matt Orford
2007 - Brett Stewart and Anthony Watmough
2006 - Ben Kennedy
2005 - Ben Kennedy
