Murphy Reid, 19, has made history by becoming the youngest player in Fremantle's AFL history to win the prestigious Glendinning-Allan Medal.The young star delivered a standout performance in Fremantle's 70-point western derby victory over West Coast, accumulating 26 disposals, eight score involvements, and scoring a long-range goal.His exceptional display earned him eight of the maximum nine votes from three judges, making him the first teenager to claim the award.Reid's achievement is even more remarkable given he turned 20 just days after the match, marking an early birthday gift for the emerging talent.

The medal also sets a new record as he's the second-youngest player in AFL history to win the honor, with only Ashley Sampi being younger in a previous derby victory.Reid's performance was highlighted by his ability to influence key moments, showcasing his vision and decision-making under pressure.Coach Justin Longmuir praised Reid's class, noting his knack for making an impact when given the ball.

The full voting details revealed Reid edged out teammates Matt Johnson and Jye Amiss, with Johnson receiving three votes and Amiss two from one judge.This victory underscores Reid's growing reputation as a match-winner in high-stakes games.