It was an especially important evening for the under-16 Bombers, who celebrated their Goulburn Murray Junior League premiership.
Five awards were handed out in the age group, led by Max Stockdale taking out the best-and-fairest.
The co-captain added the accolade to winning the league medal, making Ky’s best in 11 of the 12 games he played.
Charlie Pekin was the runner-up.
Other awards in the under-16s included Archie Sheppard being most improved, Billy Isaac the most determined and Sam Stokes winning the coaches award.
Tyson Muskee was also acknowledged for being Kyabram’s leading goal-kicker, with his 33 second only to Shepparton Swans’ Zayd Gibson’s 35 league-wide.
There were also five award recipients in the under-14s.
Cooper Fisher was named best-and-fairest after a strong season.
He kicked four goals and made the best players five times in nine appearances.
Fisher also played up in the under-16s on four occasions.
Jett Emini took out an honour for being the leading goal-kicker, with his 22 also being the most in the competition.
Other accolades included Max Gould being most improved, Curtis Wickham most determined and Hudson Boylan claiming the coaches award.
Max Stockdale won the under-16 best and fairest.
Charlie Pekin was the runner-up for the under-16 best and fairest.
Archie Sheppard won the under-16 most improved award.
Billy Isaac won the under-16 most determined award.
Sam Stokes won the under-16 coaches award.
Tyson Muskee was the under-16s’ leading goal-kicker.
Cooper Fisher won the under-14 best and fairest.
Jett Emini was the under-14s’ leading goal-kicker.
Max Gould won the under-14 most improved award.
Curtis Wickham won the under-14 most determined award.
Hudson Boylan won the under-14 coaches award.
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