Harley Reid’s excellent 2026 campaign was recognised at Monday night’s Brownlow Medal, with the Eagles midfielder polling a team high 15 votes to lead West Coast in the poll.

Fresh off claiming his maiden John Worsfold Medal, Reid featured throughout the count, polling in seven games across the season, including three best on ground performances.

One of his strongest displays came in round eight against Richmond at Optus Stadium, where he collected the maximum three votes despite the Eagles falling short by 11-points.

Reid was influential with 26 disposals, 10 clearances, and two goals in a powerful midfield performance.

The 21-year-old again earned three votes in round 10 after starring in West Coast’s 17-point win over GWS.

Reid’s power on full display finishing with 34 disposals, 10 clearances and two goals as he drove the Eagles around the contest.

Another best on ground performance followed in round 12 against Essendon, with Reid collecting 24 disposals and nine score involvements in the Eagles' 30-point WA Day eve win at Optus Stadium to earn another three Brownlow votes.

Additional votes in rounds two, three, 18 and 21 helped Reid build a team high tally of 15 votes, emerging as West Coast’s clear standout on Brownlow night ahead of Jake Waterman (six) and Elliot Yeo (four).

Reid, who was not invited to the count due to his two-game suspension from the final game of the season, received the equal 23^rd most votes on the night.