WINNER FOR DECEMBER 2009
Josh McIntosh
Josh has played at Sutton Little League since the Bantams and despite having the option of playing for his school he shows great loyalty to SLL. As Captain of Wanderers he leads by example and although his best position is striker he regularly sacrifices himself for the team to play wherever he's most needed. He is a great player to work with, has a great attitude, always gives 100% and never gives his managers any problems.

WINNER FOR NOVEMBER 2009
Liam Davenport
Liam is the Angels goalkeeper. Liam has been at SLL for some years now and he always gives his all, he has a tremendous attitude to football and over the years his goalkeeping has improved immensely, due mainly to Liam's own willingness to learn and his enthusiasm for the game.

WINNER FOR OCTOBER 2009
Jonathan Owusu-Boadi
Jonathan is one of the older members of Rovers' squad and he has demonstrated a really good attitude in training and in all the friendlies and matches played so far this season. He sets a very good example to other members of the team, he is well behaved, polite and always gives his best, regardless of the position he is asked to play.

WINNER FOR SEPTEMBER 2009
Adam Holmes
Adam Holmes plays for the lions in the senior league. He was recently made team captain and has made a terrific start with team morale, organisation and setting a great example! For example, he played out of position recently and instead of moaning he took responsibility and put in a man of the match performance.

WINNER FOR JUNE 2009
Ross Williamson
Ross is a colourful character and 100% dedicated to football.  Throughout a difficult season for the Blues, Ross has remained happy and optimistic and has always been the first to encourage his team mates.  Ross has been standing in as goalkeeper which can be a thankless task, but always stays positive and has a general all round superb attitude.

WINNER FOR MAY 2009
Terry Carlin
Terry has grown up with SLL and is now a great player who has worked very hard on his football and temperament.  He has proved himself to be an inspirational leader both on and off the pitch.  He has recently been given a trial at Chelsea but has kept his feet firmly on the ground.

WINNER  FOR  APRIL 2009
Levi  Choutan
Levi has had an outstanding first season in the Inters Division. Despite being deaf and playing with hearing aids, Levi has been a consistently strong performer and attended every match and nearly every training session also.  He always plays with a smile on his face, even when he’s had to be played out of position, he has always knuckled down and given 100%. He has a cheeky sense of humour and consistent performances have made him an invaluable member of the team.

WINNER FOR MARCH 2009
Steven Long
Steven is the trainer of the Vixens girls team.  He is only 16 years old, reliable and totally dedicated to the team.  He has never missed a training session or game and the manager of the Vixens, Kim West, wanted his enthusiasm and committment rewarded.  Wish List Choice: TBA

WINNER FOR FEBRUARY 2009
Courtney Nightingill
Courtney has been with the girls league since the early days and has always given 110% at training and in matches.  Sadly she has just injured her knee which means she will miss the rest of the season and may also have to miss the Girls National Tournament in May.  Get well soon Courtney!

WINNER FOR JANUARY 2009
Alex King
Alex plays for the Blues in the Inters Division.  Alex has been with SLL for 5 years and is in his second season with the Blues.  He has enthusiasm in abundance and his long term committment has been recognised by this award.  Alex has chosen the laptop computer from the wish list.

WINNER FOR DECEMBER 2008
Jordan Hodge
Jordan was nominated for all his help and support in refereeing Junior matches and overall committment to SLL.  Many children of his age would not willingly get up early on a Saturday morning to go and referee a game of football in all weathers.  If he is not refereeing he will be found cheering on his younger brother.  Jordan is supporting the purchase of banners advertising SLL and especially trials.

WINNER FOR NOVEMBER 2008
George Armitage
George has been nominated for his help in the Seniors League especially turning up to referee in all weathers.  George is helping to buy training equipment

WINNER FOR OCTOBER 2008
Amanda Deards
When Amanda first joined the Pumas she lacked in confidence and found it very hard to communicate with her team mates and management.  As she has perservered with her football she has been able to change her attitude for the better.  She is now a polite, funny, team player and is a delight to train and manage.  Amanda would also like to buy the Girls National Team Kit.

WINNER FOR SEPTEMBER 2008
Bradley Dixon
Darrin Love nominated Bradley for several reasons. Bradley played in the Senior league last season but had to miss a lot of matches due to injury. This season he has decided he would like to help train a team, and for the last few months he has been helping train the Rangers and the Falcons twice a week. He has put a lot of time and hard work in considering he is only 15. Bradley has chosen to buy some more training equipment.

WINNER FOR AUGUST 2008
Holly McGuiness
Holly (Cougars) maintains a brilliant, constant all round attitude towards her football, always comes with a smile and helps the younger players.  She is always polite and shows great sportsmanship every week.  Holly wishes to spend her money on training equipment and a bit towards the Girls National Team Kit.

WINNER FOR JULY 2008
Taylor Donaldson
Taylor is one of the smallest players on the Rover's team but he has been brave as a lion all season tackling players much bigger than him and trying his heart out week in and week out in training and in matches.  Taylor had to miss the Fun Day as he contracted pneumonia.  This has also affected him at school but in typical fashion Taylor has battled on and managed to sit his school SATs tests and came along to the Fun Day to cheer on his team mates.  Taylor has chosen to put his money towards a PA system.

WINNER FOR JUNE 2008
Chloe Bartram
Chloe was nominated not only for her fantastic performance this past season both during matches and in training, but especially for her team spirit on Fun Day.  The girls league play with new mixed up teams on Fun Day and when Chloe's new team, the Cuckoos, reached a penalty shoot out in the final no-one wanted to go in goal.  Chloe volunteered although she has never played in goal before and she managed to save 3 penalties.  She also scored the final penalty of the day, securing the Cuckoos the Fun Day Title.  She showed a very grown-up attitude for one so young. Chloe has chosen to buy some new shelving units and storgae boxes for the garage at Royston Park so that all our nice new things can be looked after.

WINNER FOR MAY 2008
Tommy Bowdery
Tommy has been nominated by Bernie Higgins, Albion Manager, for his role as captain of the Albion in the Inters league, he has kept his team smiling, kept team spirit up and has been an important part of a team that has stayed together and kept trying to the end of the season, in spite of their results.

WINNER FOR APRIL 2008
James Hall
James was nominated by Wayne Francis and Dave Gardner, The Tigers Management Team.  He has been part of the Tigers management team for the past two seasons taking over from Julie after she left. His younger brother plays for the team and he always brings him to training and to the matches every week for his mum. He also referees all the matches that the Tigers have to do, without any arguments with his fellow managers.  He has been very committed to the team, and even though he is still quite young he gets on very well with both the parents and the boys. Last year, he had to miss coming to training in the last part of season with a serious chest infection, but that still did not stop him coming down to encourage the team on Saturdays.  As his brother is moving up this year to the juniors, we might be losing him but hopefully he will stay on and help us out.

WINNER FOR MARCH 2008
Joe Harvey
Joe was nominated by the Cougars management team for his outstanding contribution to the Cougars coaching.  This he has managed whilst continuing to progress his own professional football career at the same time.  A great achievement for a lad of only 17.  Thanks Joe and congratulations.  Joe has chosen to buy some new nets and corner flags.

WINNER FOR FEBRUARY 2008
Bleu Murphy
Bleu was nominated by Maria Valero for his great attendance and attitude despite some difficult personal circumstances.  Keep up the good work Bleu!  Bleu has chosen to buy a digital camera so that we can take some wonderful pictures of Sutton Little League (including all the Jack Petchey winners!)