Rams and Dolphins prize giving

SPORTSMAN AND SPORTSWOMAN OF THE YEAR: James Aspden and Shiri Robson with Tim Moroney.

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It was a wonderful night at Waiheke Sports Club on Saturday when the Barn Super Liquor Rams and Dolphins senior league and netball teams celebrated their stellar seasons with prize giving.

Rams’ end of year prize winners

Best back – James Aspden

Best forward – Josh Bell

Most improved – Jesse Rudolph

Best tackler – Jimmy Peacock

Runner up player of the year – Luke Maote

Player of the year – Leon Tong

Congratulations to all the winners and a special word of congratulations to every other player for helping the prize winners gain their achievements.

Sports Club awards

Sportswoman of the year – Shiri Robson

Sportsman of the year – James Aspden

The Maxwell Moore memorial – Josh Williams

The Lucy Sagar Memorial – Scott Niwa

The club personality of the year – Rose Callander

The Graham Tawhai memorial award – Roly Wilson

The sports club achievers award – Ian Moroney

Under 16s prize giving

The following lads won awards at the under 16’s prize giving the week before.

Most improved – Ollie Baker

Tackler of the year – Matt Jacomb

Trainer of the year – Patrick Gibbons

Personality of the year – Corey Alofijae/Dylane Mino

Coach’s pick – Chris Rhodes

Most valued player – Ryan Walton

Runner-up player of the year – Alex Branc

Player of the year – Zah Zelig-Taylor

Congratulations to all.

My NRL finals’ predictions are still running at 100 percent, with the Titans and Dragons off to Monday lemonade fests and the Broncos and Eels to play the Storm and Bulldogs respectively. My pick for the latter two teams to play the final is still looking good.

- By The League Lad