to become the Border United Football Club (Albury based) and wore green and white jumpers. 1933: West Albury Football Club changed its name to the Albury Football Club and remained in the West Albury colours of maroon and blue. 1936: Border United FC would merge with the Albury Football Club and be known as Albury FC. 1979: Corowa FC and Rutherglen FC merge to become Corowa / Rutherglen FC. Awards Football: Seniors Best and fairest Football: Reserves Best and Fairest The Reserves Leo Burke Medal is awarded for the best and fairest seconds football player in the O&MFL during the home and away season. This award was originally called the Ralph Marks Award from 1953 to 1963. Marks was a former president of North Albury and an O&MFL official. Marks was the O&MFL Secretary from 1970 to 1975. This award was then called the Les Cuddon Award from 1964 to 1975, who was an O&MFL official from Rutherglen. Leo Burke from Burke's Hotel, Yarrawonga then took over as the award donor in 1975. - 1954 - K Teakle won on a countback. Aitken & Purss, both polled 9 votes in this award, but lost on a count back and have never received a retrospective medal like others have in the Morris Medal. - 1957 - Norm Hawking (Rutherglen) also won the 1951 O&MFL Morris Medal too. - 1968 - Norm Hogan won on a countback. Alan Benton lost on a count back and has never received a retrospective medal like others have in the Morris Medal. - 1969 - Alan Daniel won on a countback. Flower lost on a count back and has never received a retrospective medal like others have in the Morris Medal. - 1971 winner, Terry Burgess & 1996 winner, Scott Burgess are father and son. - 2013 - Ben Dower - Albury was ineligible to win after being suspended during the home and away series. - 2022 - Xavier Leslie (Yarrawonga) also won the 2013 O&MFNL Morris Medal too. Football: Under 18 / Thirds Best and Fairest The Thirds / Under 18 competition commenced in 1973 and the Leo Dean Medal is awarded for the best and fairest thirds football player in the O&MFL during the home and away season. This award was originally called the 3NE Award from the Thirds competition inaugural year in 1973 to 1984. Leo Andrew Dean was a talented young former