John Cahill Medal
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The John Cahill Medal is a best and fairest award in the sport of Australian rules football, in the AFL.
It is awarded to the player who receives the most votes during an AFL season from the Port Adelaide Football Club. It is named after Port Adelaide legend John Cahill, who coached the club in the AFL, and coached and played with them in the SANFL. It has been awarded since Port Adelaide's entry into the AFL in 1997.
| Year | Winner |
| 2007 | Kane Cornes |
| 2006 | Brendon Lade |
| 2005 | Warren Tredrea |
| 2004 | Warren Tredrea |
| 2003 | Gavin Wanganeen |
| 2002 | Matthew Primus |
| 2001 | Warren Tredrea |
| 2000 | Brett Montgomery |
| 1999 | Stephen Paxman |
| 1998 | Adam Kingsley |
| 1997 | Darren Mead |
| Best and Fairest awards in the Australian Football League |
| Adelaide Crows - Malcolm Blight Medal | Brisbane Lions - Merrett-Murray Medal | Carlton - John Nicholls Medal | Collingwood - Copeland Trophy Essendon - Crichton Medal | Fremantle - Doig Medal | Geelong - Carji Greeves Medal | Hawthorn - Peter Crimmins Medal Melbourne - Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Medal| North Melbourne - Syd Barker Medal | Port Adelaide - John Cahill Medal | Richmond - Jack Dyer Medal St Kilda - Trevor Barker Award | Sydney Swans - Bob Skilton Medal | West Coast Eagles - Club Champion Award | Western Bulldogs - Charles Sutton Medal Defunct: Fitzroy - Mitchell Medal |
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