THERE should be a full house at the Tynedale Function Suite, Hexham Mart on Sunday, November 30 for the Annual Sports Awards, organised by Sport Tynedale and sponsored by Egger (UK) Ltd, which start at 6pm.
The Sport Tynedale Awards Committee has drawn up a shortlist in each category from the nominations received for participants of all ages in a wide variety of sports. The winners will be announced on the evening from the following shortlisted contenders:
Youth Team of the Year - Hexham Hurricanes U9 Football
Young Volunteer of the Year - Morgan Vincent
Key Stage 3 (Up to U14) Team of the Year - Queen Elizabeth High School Rowing Club WJ14 Quad
Key Stage 4 (Up to U18) Team of the Year - QEHS U15 Cricket, QEHS Senior Boys Cross Country
Young Sportswoman of the Year - Ayla Blight, Elise Chirwa, Emily Lunt, Tiana Martin, Charlotte Naughton, Emma Nicholson
Young Sportsman of the Year - Adam Bell, Will Fulthorpe, Alex Goodson, Jacob Lloyd, Owen Lockey, Charlie Makepeace, Wilfred Pugh, Magnus Riddell, Lloyd Vincent
Adult Sportswoman of the Year - Sue Crawford, Lizzie Earle, Rachel Robson
Adult Sportsman of the Year - Christopher Jackson, Peter Murphy, Rob Say
Disabled Sports Player of the Year - Edward Common, Finlay Taylor
Adult Team of the Year - Hexham Phoenix Football Club
Club of the Year - Allen Valley Striders Running Club, One Life Triathlon, Wecan Charity
Sports Personality of the Year - Sue Crawford, Peter Murphy, Derek Todhunter
Coach of the Year - Andy Auld, Paul Cameron, Tony French, Peter Newton
Egger (UK) Ltd Services to Sport 'Unsung Hero' - Alan Birkinshaw, Russell Greig, Holly Kelleher
The winner of the prestigious Stan Calvert Scholarship, sponsored by NFU Mutual Hexham, will also be announced on the evening. This is a grant of £600 to a young person (18 or under) who has displayed excellence in their sport and has the ability to develop further.
In addition, the champion from all junior category winners will receive the Ian Turner Trophy and the champion from all adult category winners will receive the Tynedale Trophy.
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