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North Cairns Tigers’ Luana Healey was women’s best and fairest player of 2026 (left). Jeremy Piercy of South Cairns Cutters was men’s best and fairest player of 2026 (right). Pictures: rawi/AFL Cairns

Healey and Piercy AFL’s best and fairest

SOUTH Cairns Cutters’ Jeremy Piercy received the Crathern Medal as AFL Cairns men’s best and fairest player at their presentation night last Sunday at Cazalys.

19 September, 2026

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South Cairns Cutters will go head to head with the Port Douglas Crocs in tomorrow’s AFL Cairns senior men’s grand final at Cazalys Stadium. Below: The North Cairns Tigers are aiming for back-to-back premierships as they take on Centrals Trinity Beach Bulldogs in the AFL Cairns women’s grand final at Cazalys Stadium. Pictures: rawi/AFL Cairns

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