Archive for the ‘Awards & Accolades’ Category

2010  was a very successful season with  11 teams reaching finals levels. The club as a whole is to be congratulated.

The following awards  were given out for the 2010 season. Congratulations to all recipients!

Juniors:

Most improved Junior Competition Team – U11 D & U13 F

Junior Female Competition Team of the Year – U12 Girls B

Junior Mixed Competition Team of the Year – U14 B

Seniors: All Age Women

AA WOMAN’S “K” BEST & FAIREST – Courtney Rawlings

AA WOMAN’S “K” PLAYERS PLAYER – Kate Booth

AA WOMAN’S “F” BEST & FAIREST – Judy Riley

AA WOMAN’S “F” PLAYERS PLAYER – Samantha Nilsen

AA WOMAN’S “B” BEST & FAIREST – Kayla Johns

AA WOMAN’S “B” PLAYERS PLAYER – Alley Nilsen

Seniors: All Age

AA “D” BEST & FAIREST – Ben Graham

AA “D” PLAYERS PLAYER – Adrian Mieres

Seniors: Over 35′s

O/35 “D” BEST & FAIREST – Jun Gu

O/35 “D” PLAYERS PLAYER – Colin Bryson

O/35 “C” BEST & FAIREST – Jeff Gay

O/35 “C” PLAYERS PLAYER – Glenn Calder

O/35 “A” BEST & FAIREST – Mark Smith

O/35 “A” PLAYERS PLAYER – Darren Muir

Seniors: ID’s

Gift Trophy – Matthew Lindsay

ID 3rd GRADE COACHES PLAYER – Bradley Richardson

ID 3rd GRADE BEST & FAIREST – Mathew Stephenson

ID Res GRADE MANAGERS ACHIEVEMENT AWARD – Even Chivas

ID Res GRADE BEST & FAIREST – Jeremy Lettice

ID 1st GRADE MANAGERS MOST CONSISTENT – Shaun Keefe

ID 1st GRADE BEST & FAIREST – Matthew Fisher

ID UTILITY PLAYER – Danaan Buckley

ID MOST IMPROVED – Jason Rees

ID MOST PROMISING – Cameron McMaster

ID PLAYERS PLAYER – Matthew Fisher

Chairpersons Award -  Lyn McMaster & Tammy Nilsen

CLUB PERSON -  Wayne Broadbent

Swansea Football Club would like to congratulate Wayne Broadbent and Ken Lettice, who were both awarded the Australian Sports Medal.

The Australian Sports Medal was awarded during the year 2000 to commemorate Australian sporting achievements and has been established as a commemorative award within the Australian honors system. The medal has been created to recognize the contributions of both current and former sports participants and for those who have provided support services to sport. The medal is a unique way for Australia to recognize the wide-ranging efforts of those who have made Australia a great sporting nation.

The Governor-General authorizes all awards within the Australian honors system and nominations for the Australian Sports Medal have been recommended by the Prime minister; Federal, State and Territory sports ministers; Senators; Members of House of Representatives; or peak sports bodies recognized by the Australian Sports Commission.