Clarence Zebras held their awards presentation dinner at the Australian Italian Club last Saturday night.
David O’Byrne MHA was the MC for the evening.
Photo: David O'Byrne (right) with Simon Robustelli. [PlessPix]
The major award winners are listed below.
Photo: Curtis Miley in action. [PlessPix]National Premier League
Best and Fairest: Xuan Cappellino
Players’ Player: Curtis Miley
Coach’s Award: Sam Tooze
Photo: Clarence zebras' Sam Tooze. [PlessPix]
Women’s Super League
Best and Fairest: Bronte Gadon
Players’ Player: Louisa Marmion
Coach’s Award: Sarah Bolonja
Photo: Sarah Bolonja (right) receives her award from Taylor Rand. [PlessPix]
Women’s Championshipest and Fairest: Ekaterina Aberle
Players’ Player: Orana Bolland-Shaw
Coach’s Award: Laura Collinson
Photo: Jill Gill with her club member of the year award. [PlessPix]
Under-17 Black
Players’ Player: Ned Cunningham
Coach’s Award: Harry McKenna
Under-17 Red
Players’ Player: Joshua Dimsey
Social Awards - Championship 3
Golden Boot: Simon Robustelli
Players’ Player: Tommaso Di Lenno
Coach’s Award: Dan Jordan
Social Awards - Women’s Championship 3
Players’ Player: Phoebe Eyles
Coach’s Award: Kate Whish-Wilson
Most Improved: Elkie Burdon
Social Awards - Championship 2
Best and Fairest: Brodie Downham
Players’ Player: Doug Boothroy
Golden Boot: Charlie Banks
Club Awards
Club Member of the Year: Jill Gill
Coach of the Year: Luca Perri
Rising Star: Nick Wright
Golden Boot: Deacon Smith (16 goals)
Coach’s Award: Luke Beard
Photo: Luke Edmunds MLC presents Bronte Gadon (centre) with her award. [PlessPix]
Photo: Mark Astley (left) and David O'Byrne presenting an Under-21 award. [PlessPix]
Photo: Deacon Smith received his award from Dale and Vanessa Maundrill. [PlessPix] Photo (L-R): Frank Perri and NPL coaches Alex Tatnell and Ivan Klepic. [PlessPix]
Photo: Under-17 coaches Scott Hadley and Daniel Bosco present awards. [PlessPix]
6 comments:
Xuan needs to find a decent club. Too good for Clarence set up.
Theres always one.......
Let’s just hope the new coach has a bit of faith in the boys from the under 21’s side that stood up last season and that will give the brilliant under 17’s something to strive for as well. They really need to get back to basics with the club as they are years and years off a premiership
Anon 17-10-23 12.01.
Looks like there are two ???????
Putting your hand up are you ?
That club is stuffed Clarence will go down the drain this year,they already lost their women's program, due to their President's and coach.
Kick them out shouldn't they have a WSL team to line up with other clubs
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