What a fantastic way to end the season. Well done to all the award winners and a big thank you to all the volunteers for organising another successful presentation day.

- Andrew Henley, Acting Chair

Saturday 1st June 2019 saw Aylesbury United Ladies & Girls FC celebrate another successful season, with the whole club coming together for its end-of-season presentation day. For the second year running, the club organised a family fun day at Bierton Sports Centre. Players, siblings and parents were invited to beat the keeper, play garden games, enjoy a hot dog or two, or simply soak up the rays and atmosphere on a gloriously sunny day.

Prior to the announcement of the individual awards, each player received a participation trophy as a memento of their 2018/2019 season. The younger players also received personalised certificates, some with more traditional titles - “Most Versatile Player Award” - than others - “The Bruce Grobbelaar Award for Insane Goalkeeping”.

James Howard, U14s manager, and Mark Rogers, Ladies manager, were presented with engraved silver salvers to mark their retirement from coaching. James Howard was also presented with the Club Person of the Year award in recognition of his five seasons of managing the current U14s team, the highlight of which was winning the Bucks Girls Football League U11s Cup Final in a dramatic penalty shoot-out.

“What a fantastic way to end the season,” said Acting Chair, Andrew Henley. “Well done to all the award winners and a big thank you to all the volunteers for organising another successful presentation day.”

The awards for the U9s were:

Manager's Player - Amber Whitehead
Most Improved Player - Gracie Kendall
Players' Player - Ingrid Carr-Simpson
Supporters' Player - Ingrid Carr-Simpson.

The awards for the U10s were:

Manager's Player - Ruby Slade and Faith Trustram
Most Improved Player - Ellie Wilding
Players' Player - Jasmine Reed
Supporters' Player - Summer White
100 Goals - Jess James

The awards for the U11s were:

Club Person - Felicity Robinson
Manager's Player - Molly Williams
Most Improved Player - Ella Hobley
Players' Player - Tilda Hatton
Supporters' Player - Ruby Taylor

The awards for the U12 Golds were:

Manager's Player - Molly Rampley
Most Improved Player - Emily Mudd
Players' Player - Kyla Fitzsimmons
Supporters' Player - Nicole Chipangura
Top Goal Scorer - Kyla Fitzsimmons

The awards for the U12 Greens were:

Manager's Player - Evie Matthews
Most Improved Player - Maisie Pigram
Oppositions’ Player - Paige Kirwan
Players’ Player - Abbey Sheehan
Supporters' Player - Georgia Wragg

The awards for the U12 Whites were:

Manager's Player - Kacie-Mae Cox
Most Improved Player - Leah Mizon
Players’ Player - Lily Carlile
Supporters' Player - Cerys Shirley
Top Goal Scorer - Sophie Bishop

The awards for the U14 were:

Manager's Player - Abbie Smith
Most Improved Player - Leonie Freeman-Crouch
Players’ Player - Katie Norman
Supporters' Player - Heather Savage
Top Goal Scorer - Iona Lawson

The awards for the U16s were:

Club Person - Reece Fryer
Manager's Player - Chloe Mackay
Most Improved Player - Ella Seabright
Players’ Player - Eve Savage
Supporters' Player - Sara Timmins

The awards for the Ladies were:

Club Person - Alison and Chris Kemp
Manager's Player - Clare Knowler
Most Improved Player - Angie Lunnon
Players’ Player - Justine Riley
Top Goal Scorer - Tiana Phillips-Maynard

The awards for the Social Ladies were:

Most Committed Player - Katie Freegard
Most Improved Player - Saoirse Lennon

Click here to view photos from the presentation day.