Hethersett Athletic

The Under-11s Girls’ team received their Norfolk Women’s and Girls Under-11s League Trophy from chairman of Norfolk FA Stuart Dracup who is also a vice-president of the Hethersett club.

The day also included speed kick and table football competitions, a raffle and tombola and proceeds will go towards club funds.

“It was another wonderful day to showcase the success of our club. Holding the funday gives our youngsters the chance to show off their skills and celebrate their successes. It also showcases our club and underlines that we are very much a part of the community,” said club chairman Peter Steward.

The event was organised by club committee members Mike Molloy, Steve Raven and Richard Gamble. Two weeks ago the club held its prize presentation evening for its adult teams at Park Farm Hotel.

Club appearance trophies were presented to the following: 100 appearances – Will Cook (Under-16s), Paul Baxter (Under-16s), Adam Buffin (Under-15s), Ryan O’Sullivan (Under-15s), Danny Blanchflower (Under-14s), Jamie Crowe (Under-14s), Harley Hammill (Under-14s), Matthew Lemmon (Under-14s), Daniel Dalmay (Under-13s), Darren Ford (Under-13s), Jake Keeley (Under-13s). 50 appearances – Adam Waters (Under-16s), Callum Jolly (Under-15s), Greg O’Sullivan (Under-15s), Jack Sanders (Under-15s), Luke Giles (Under-14s), Christopher Price (Under-13s), Michael Edwards (Under-13s), Imogen Stevenson (Under-15 Girls), Amy Batch (Under-15 Girls), Philippa Symons (Under-15 Girls), Adam Cooney (Under-12s), James Burton (Under-11s), Jamie Miller (Under-11s), William Plumb (Under-11s), Nichola Rathjen (Under-11s), Lewis Sanders (Under-111s), Max Tarrant (Under-11s), Curtis Alton (Under-11s), Thomas McDonagh (Under-11s), Matthew Butcher (Under-10s), Matthew Pummell (Under-9s), Sam Comb (Under-9s).

Chris Marshall received a trophy to mark 100 goals for the club.

Team awards were as follows: Under-16s – Top goalscorer, Chris Marshall; best goal, Adam Waters; Players’ player of the season, Ben Shearing; Managers player of the season, Johnny Martin.

Under-15s – Players player of the season, Tom Wadlow; Parents and Manager’s player of the season, Tom Wadlow; team players of the year, Tamas Dalmay, Jack Sanders, Adam Buffin

Under-14s – Top goalscorer, Jamie Crowe; Most improved player, Daniel Chambers; players player of the year, Harley Hammill; player of the season, Luke Giles.

Under-13s – Supporters player of the season, Darren Ford; players player of the season, Adam Edwards.

Under-12s – Players player of the season, Adam Cooney; Manager’s player of the season, Daniel Field.

Under-11s – Players player of the season, James Burton; top scorer, William Foster; supporters player of the season, Martyn Greengrass; best attitude award, Curtis Alton; managers player of the season, Nick Rathjen.

Under-10s – Manager’s player of the season, James Lemmon; most improved player, Tom Wyatt; parents player of the season, Matthew Butcher; players player of the season, James Lemmon.

Under-9A Team – player of the season, Conrad Doggett; top goalscorer, Joe Barrett; most improved player, Harry Denny.

Under-9B Team – player of the season, Sam Comb; top goalscorer, Sam Rix; most improved player, James Pegg.

Under-11 Girls – most improved player, Nancy Bussey; manager’s player of the year, Adelaide Mott; players player of the year, Danielle Homer; top scorer, Sophie Rock.

Hethersett Ladies rounded off their season by carrying off a second trophy.

They beat Chelmsford City 4-3 in the Eastern Region Division One East Round Robin Final but only after a considerable scare.

Hethersett raced into a comfortable 4-0 lead thanks to two goals from Emily Coates, one from top scorer Nicola Bray and an own goal.

Cambridge City came back into the match with a vengeance with goals from Wheeler and Ridings (2) to set up an exciting climax that saw Hethersett hold on to add the trophy to their Division One East Championship Shield.

Nicola Bray took Hethersett Athletic’s golden boot award with 33 goals from just 16 games. Emily Coates came second with 28 goals and Under-9s player Lewis Baxter was third with 22.