Brayden Mann, the Devonport City striker, won the 2018 Mitsubishi Medal as the NPL Tasmania best and fairest player.
He
polled an incredible 40 votes, which is a new record.
Way back
in second place with 19 votes was South Hobart’s Brazilian striker, Renato De
Vecchi Marins.
Mann’s
Devonport City team-mate, Michael Holden, won the Most Valuable Player (MVP)
award, voted on by his peers.
Mann was
second in the MVP, but he also won the Golden Boot award as the league’s top
scorer with 35 goals.
Ulverstone’s
Georgia Foote was the winner of the Optus Medal for 2018 as the best player in
the Women’s Super League.
Georgia
was a point ahead of her sister, Lucy, while team-mate Jazmin Gorrie was third.
Lucy
Foote took out the MVP Award and Georgia was second.
Kingborough
Lions United’s Laura Davis was third and Jazmin Gorrie and Clarence United
goalkeeper Amelia Vanderniet were fourth and fifth, respectively.
Olympia
Warriors striker Joffrey N’Koso won the Rising Star Award as the best young
player.
The NPL
coach of the year was Devonport City’s Chris Gallo, while the Women’s Super
League coach of the year was won jointly by Ulverstone’s joint coaches Mal
Gorrie and Lucy Foote.
The
Golden Glove goalkeeping awards went to Devonport City’s Nathan Pitchford and
Ulverstone’s Georgia Anderson.
The
referee of the year awards went to Stratos Plomaritis (for the NPL) and Jonno
Calcraft (for the WSL).
The goal
of the year awards, decided by a popular vote, went to Lucy Johsnon and Noah
Mies.
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