Vice captain Scott Pendlebury's goal from outside 50 in the late stages of the second term has been nominated as an AFL goal of the year contender.

The 24-year-old's goal, his third for the half, pushed the margin out to nine points at the main break.

Teammate Travis Cloke's contested grab early in the final quarter has been nominated as a mark of the year contender.

Cloke soared above a pack to take his first of three contested grabs for the quarter.  The power forward now has 25 for the season, the most in the AFL and just four less than this time last year (Cloke recorded an AFL record 85 contested marks in 2011).

To vote for Pendlebury's efforts click here.

To vote for Cloke's big grab click here.

Below are the terms and conditions of the competition.

Should the winner of the public vote differ from the mark and goal as selected by the AFL panel, both nominations will be included at the end-of-year voting by All-Australian Selectors.
 
Voting opens for the previous rounds nominations every Monday at 7pm and will close the following Monday at 12pm (exact days may change depending on fixture).
 
At the conclusion of the Toyota AFL Premiership Season, the All-Australian Selection Committee shall select the three best goals and marks from the 23 weekly selections from the AFL panel, along with any public selections that differ. The selection will be based on a 5/4/3/2/1 vote given by each member of the selection committee.
 
The top three selections for the Lifebroker Mark of the Year and Origin Goal of the Year will be placed on www.afl.com.au by 7pm on 10 September 2012.
 
Fans are encouraged to vote for their favorite mark and goal. Voting will close on Monday 17 September.
 
The voters who have selected the same Lifebroker Mark of the Year and Origin Goal of the Year as the All-Australian Committee and entered their details, will go into the major prize draw.