Kobe Kemp and Jazmin White have taken out the highest honours at Football Tasmania’s 2022 McDonald’s NPL Tasmania and MyState Bank Women’s Super League Awards, held last night at MyState Bank Arena.
Devonport Strikers forward Jazmin White won the MyState Bank Women’s Best and Fairest, while also taking home the Golden Boot after an impressive season in front of goals.
The NPL Best and Fairest award went to Kingborough Lions midfielder Kobe Kemp.
South Hobart’s Nick Morton and Kingborough Lions’ Danielle Kannegiesser were recognised by their peers as Players’ MVPs.
Glenorchy Knights’ Eli Luttmer and Launceston United’s Ellie La Monte were adjudged most impressive by the pundits, taking out the Walter Pless Media Award and MyState Bank Women’s Media Award respectively, while Clarence Zebras young guns Curtis Miley and Elianna Diafokeris’ breakout seasons saw them named Rising Star of their respective leagues.
Devonport was home to all four Golden Boot and Golden Glove awards, with the Strikers’ Roberto Fernandez Garrido joining clubmate White at the top of the scoring tables, while Keegan Smith and Brooke Bennett’s ability to keep goals out saw them take home the Golden Glove awards.
Brenton Kopra and Alex Tween were recognised as the best WSL and NPL referees respectively.
On the sidelines, Devonport’s Malcolm Gorrie was named MyState Bank
Women’s Super League Coach of the Year, while Lino Sciulli received the
equivalent award in the NPL.
Football Tasmania CEO Matt Bulkeley congratulated all award recipients, thanking everyone involved for contributing to a successful season for top-flight Tasmanian football.
“I would like to thank all the players, coaches, referees and club volunteers for their contribution to another successful season in the McDonald’s NPL and MyState Bank Women’s Super League,” Mr Bulkeley said.
“In particular, I’d like to congratulate all award winners and I look forward to another successful season for football in Tasmania in 2023.”
Football Tasmania 2022 Awards
|
Award |
Recipient |
Club |
|
NPL Tasmania Referee of the Year |
Brenton Kopra |
|
|
WSL Tasmania Referee of the Year |
Alex Tween |
|
|
NPL Best and Fairest |
Kobe Kemp |
Kingborough Lions United Football Club |
|
WSL Best and Fairest |
Jazmin White |
Devonport City Strikers Football Club |
|
NPL Rising Start |
Curtis Miley |
Clarence Zebras Football Club |
|
WSL Rising Star |
Elianna Diafokeris |
Clarence Zebras Football Club |
|
NPL Coach of the Year |
Lino Sciulli |
Launceston City Football Club |
|
WSL Coach of the Year |
Malcolm Gorrie |
Devonport City Strikers Football Club |
|
Walter Pless Media Award |
Eli Luttmer |
Glenorchy Knights |
|
MyState Women’s Media Award |
Ellie La Monte |
Launceston United Football Club |
|
NPL Golden Boot |
Roberto Fernandez Garrido |
Devonport City Strikers Football Club |
|
WSL Golden Boot |
Jazmin White |
Devonport City Strikers Football Club |
|
NPL Golden Glove |
Keegan Smith |
Devonport City Strikers Football Club |
|
WSL Golden Glove |
Brooke Bennett |
Devonport City Strikers Football Club |
|
NPL Player’s Player |
Nick Morton |
South Hobart Football Club |
|
WSL Player’s Player |
Danielle Kannegiesser |
Kingborough Lions United Football Club |
2 comments:
Does anyone know what the final leaderboard was in the NPL Tas and WSL Player of the Year awards? Surely this can't be too hard for FT to cobble together and release on the night? I know Kemp polled 33 votes, but who were the top 5? top 10? Leading vote getter from each club? It's like it is some sort of closely guarded secret.
Why stop at ten. Top 50...
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