Matt Priddis wins newly-named John Worsfold Medal as West Coast Eagles club champion Matt Priddis (right) stands with John Worsfold after winning the Eagles' club champion award, now named after Worsfold. Picture: Stewart Allen Source: News Limited MIDFIELDER Matt Priddis won the inaugural John Worsfold Medal as West Coast's 2013 club champion at Crown on Friday night. On an emotional night for the club where it was announced the best and fairest award would now be named after former captain and coach Worsfold, Priddis took out his first club champion gong. The 28-year-old was a popular winner, having come runner-up in 2010 and 2011. Priddis (373 votes) won from defender Eric Mackenzie (367) and key forward Josh Kennedy (363). The win is the career highlight for the Subiaco product, who was initially overlooked by all clubs before being rookie-listed by the Eagles before the 2006 season. Under the voting system, five members of Worsfold's match committee rated each player on a scale of 1-5, meaning that an outstanding game could result in a maximum of 25 votes. Priddis and Kennedy both played in 21 matches while Mackenzie played in 20 games, missing two games early in the season with a hamstring strain. Retired defender Adam Selwood won the Chris Mainwaring Medal as best clubman and ruckman Scott Lycett was named rookie of the year despite playing just seven games. Life memberships were awarded to Priddis after reaching his 150-game milestone, as well as long-serving stalwarts Chris Summers, Peter Souris and Ken Godwin. John Worsfold Medal - Top 10: Matt Priddis 373 votes Eric Mackenzie 367 Josh Kennedy 363 Dean Cox 348 Jack Darling 330 Darren Glass 326 Scott Selwood 319 Andrew Gaff 284 Chris Masten 278 Josh Hill 271