Presentation night for the Tracey Thomas Leamington and District Sunday Football League

Tropies handed out at Sunday League presentation night

The Tracey Thomas Leamington and District Sunday Football League held their annual meetin and awards presentations.

The Duncan MaCauley Referee’s Award went to Mike Bingham. Presented by Nick Prentice and Rob Daffern, league referees’ secretary. | Mark Rowlatt

placeholder image — The Duncan MaCauley Referee’s Award went to Mike Bingham. Presented by Nick Prentice and Rob Daffern, league referees’ secretary. | Mark Rowlatt

The awards presentations took place before the business part of the annual meeting with newly elected league vice president Rick Musson on hand to present the trophies for last season.

The member clubs unanimously voted to accept four new league vice presidents in Musson, Bakeramjit Singh, Pam Reason and Jim Barry.

Best Club Secretary Award went to Luke Sangha of Midland Rovers, Presented by Rick Musson. | Mark Rowlatt

The quartet bring with them a vast wealth of knowledge and experience of local football.

The league accepted the resignation of two team, and agreed to accept the election of eight new teams joining while the officers and management committee for next season were duly elected.

Awards presented were: Best Club Secretary: Luke Sangha of Midland Rovers; The Sportsmanship Cup: JDS Sporting (accepted by John St John); The Goalscorer's Cup: Napton (accepted by Joe Hassett); The Guy Reeve Memorial Trophy (The Golden Boot awarded to the highest individual goalscorer: Conor Smith from Minds Matter United (accepted by Luke Young).

All of these awards were sponsored by Norman Stephens, who has been a long standing supporter of the league for many years and was a great friend to Guy Reeve.

The Sportsmanship Cup went to JDS Sporting . John St John was presented with the trophy by Rick Musson. | Mark Rowlatt

The Duncan MaCauley Referees' Award went to Mike Bingham. It was presented to Nick Prentice in Mike’s absence, due to illness.

The Manager's awards were presented to the divisional winners and runners-up managers.

Division One Winners: Khalsa A (presented to Amit Punj); Division One Runners-Up: Leamington Hibs (Alan Guilford); Division Two Winners: Hampton Magna (Mark Hickey); Division Two Runners-Up: Napton (presented to Joe Hassett); Division Three Winners: Minds Matter United (presented to Luke Young); Division Three Runners-Up: Kenilworth Town (presented to Elliott Haynes-Sorrell); Division Four Winners: Chadwick End (presented to Brent Wishart); Division Four Runners-Up: Southam United Reserves (presented to Kyle Ferguson).

The AGM then took place with the usual business and officers' reports for last season were duly circulated and accepted.

Joe Hassett accepts the Goalscorer’s Cup on behalf of Napton , Joe also took home the Division Two Runners-Up Manager’s award. | Mark Rowlatt

The league make up for 2006/27 will now consist of five divisions.

DIVISION ONE: Khalsa A, Leamington Hibernian, Long Itchington, Wellesbourne Wanderers, Cubbington Albion, Bishops Itchington, Napton.

DIVISION TWO: Bowling Green, HRI Harbury, Kenilworth & Cubbington Sporting, Massey Ferguson Sports & Social, Kenilworth Wardens, Minds Matter United, Kenilworth Town.

DIVISION THREE: Khalsa B, Kineton United, Ettington Rovers, Heathcote Athletic, Chadwick End, Southam United Reserves, Stockton Reserves, Radford Semele.