‘Crazy start’: Record-breaking Roo’s epic Rising Star feat as judges’ full votes revealed
Sheezel’s 54 votes was the equal second-most ever polled in a Rising Star count, drawing level with Carlton’s Sam Walsh in 2019 and six behind Collingwood’s Nick Daicos last year. He polled a perfect five votes from all but one judge, with Nathan Buckley giving Owens five and Sheezel four.
Sheezel, who was taken by North Melbourne with Pick 3 in last year’s draft, finished 2023 with 622 disposals, which is more than any other player has accumulated in a debut season.Source: Getty Images “It was a crazy start. First of all I wasn’t expecting to play at half-back and then started there, got the win and I was pretty happy with my performance as well,” Sheezel said of his Round 1 debut.
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