Kaitlyn Ashmore of Hawthorn, who dominated at Henson Park in Saturday’s 14-point victory over Sydney, received a perfect 10 coaches votes.

Along with a game-high nine marks, Ashmore had a team-high 23 disposals and seven tackles.

The 31-year-old followed that up by gaining 231 meters, seizing six balls, and making three clearances.

Kristy Stratton received four votes for her game-winning actions. She finished the game with seven disposals, two goals, a goal assist, five score involvements, and three tackles.

Aileen Gilroy and Tilly Lucas-Rodd were next best with three votes apiece, with both players recording 18 disposals.

Lucas-Rodd complemented their performance with five marks and five tackles while Gilroy added four tackles and two marks.

Check out the full coaches votes below. 

Sydney v Hawthorn

10 – Kaitlyn Ashmore (HAW)

6 – Laura Gardiner (SYD)

4 – Kristy Stratton (HAW)

3 – Aileen Gilroy (HAW)

3 – Tilly Lucas-Rodd (HAW)

2 – Lucy McEvoy (SYD)

1 – Chloe Molloy (SYD)

1 – Alice Mitchell (SYD)

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Kristy Stratton has won her first MVP award of the season following a game-changing performance against Sydney on Saturday

Kristy Stratton has been recognised with MVP honours for her breakout performance in Hawthorn’s 14-point win over Sydney in Saturday’s Indigenous Round fixture at Henson Park.

The 28-year-old broke the game open in the third quarter after a tight first half which saw the Hawks trailing the Swans by two points.

Following her important first-quarter goal, Stratton got out the back for her second major of the day, this time in the third term, before assisting a Sophie Locke goal to stretch the Hawks’ lead.

She wasn’t done yet though, producing a brilliant rundown tackle on dangerous Swan Chloe Molloy to stop her in her tracks.

Stratton finished the game with two goals and a goal assist from her seven disposals, alongside five score involvements and three tackles.

The midfielder/ forward has had a stellar start to her career with Hawthorn, featuring in all seven of the club’s games this season and averaging 10.3 disposals and 7.7 tackles to go with three majors so far.