Isaac Heeney finished outside of the top five in the Brownlow Medal count.
Nick Daicos won the Brownlow Medal with a record 47 votes.
Heeney, and Swans teammates Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were among the notable absences from Monday night's awards ceremony.
The five players were ruled ineligible for All-Australian honours and were not invited to the Brownlow Medal function in Melbourne.
Heeney finished equal-eighth on 26 votes, ahead of teammate Errol Gulden, who ended the season with five consecutive best-afield performances.
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Warner polled for the first time in round four. Heeney finished equal-eighth on 26 votes, ahead of teammate Errol Gulden, who ended the season with five consecutive best-afield performances.
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Isaac Heeney finished outside of the top five in the Brownlow Medal count.
Heeney was one of five Swans players stood down by the club following a post-match incident in Melbourne last month.
Nick Daicos won the Brownlow Medal with a record 47 votes.
The league had a contingency plan in place if Heeney had won the game's highest individual honour.
Heeney, and Swans teammates Chad Warner and Nick Blakey were among the notable absences from Monday night's awards ceremony.
Along with Riley Bice and James Jordon, they have been absent from Sydney's headquarters since being suspended by the club in August.
The five players were ruled ineligible for All-Australian honours and were not invited to the Brownlow Medal function in Melbourne.
Brodie Grundy, Charlie Curnow, Dane Rampe, Logan McDonald and Tom McCartin were among those on hand for the Swans.
Heeney finished equal-eighth on 26 votes, ahead of teammate Errol Gulden, who ended the season with five consecutive best-afield performances.
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