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We have 7 guests online| TTFF PRESENTS AWARDS AT HILTON CEREMONY |
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| Kenwyne Jones was named 2007 T&T “Footballer of the Year” yesterday at the T&T Football Federation end of the season awards ceremony at the Trinidad Hilton on Sunday morning. Jones, who showed vast improvement during the season in the English Premiership, was not on hand to receive his award, as he flew back to Sunderland on Saturday to undergo treatment for the ligament injury he received in the match against England on June 1. Jones was a clearcut winner of the top prize, having also represented his country with distinction. Moruga-born Avanelle Isaas, aged 18, was voted the female “Player of the Year” for her outstanding performances for the national Under-20 and senior teams, as well as Joe Public and St Augustine Girls’ Senior Comprehensive. Leston Paul, who made his mark in the Under-17 World Cup in Korean, copped the youth male “Player of the Year” for the second straight year while Petrotrin’s Moriah Shade collected the female equivalent. W Connection, the top team in the Professional Football League, shared in three of the top awards. The “Savonetta Boys” were chosen “Team of the Year” while their coach, St Lucian Stuart Charles-Fevrier and manager Raymond McLean were the outstanding individuals in their categories (coach and administrator). Neil Brizan, who obtained his FIFA referees’ license in 2002, was the top male referee with Shane de Silva, who has been selected to officiate at the Beijing Olympics, the leading female referee. In the Super League, Randy Ramcharan, who played a leading role in helping debutants Harlem Strikers to enjoy a highly successful season, walked away with the “Most Valuable Player” award. Ramcharan, Darren Lewis (WASA), Brent Antoine (Harlem Strikers), Shurland David (WASA) and Brian Wallace (Crab Connection) were the five Players of the Year”. (June 8, 2008) Full list of awards: Super League Awards (Big Four) 4th Place: Harlem Strikers 3rd Place: Joe Public Runner-up: Defence Force Winner: WASA (Knockout) Runner-up: Joe Public Winner: Harlem Strikers (League) 3rd Place: Joe Public Runner-up: Defence Force Winner: WASA Five Players of the Year: Randy Ramcharan (Harlem Strikers), Darren Lewis (WASA), Brent Antoine (Harlem Strikers), Shurland David (WASA), Brian Wallace (Crab Connection). MVP: Randy Ramcharan (Harlem Strikers). FA Trophy Awards Fair Play Award: Defence Force Top Goalscorer: Shandel Samuel (Joe Public) MVP: Gregory Richardson (Joe Public) Runner-up: Neal and Massy Caledonia AIA Winner: bMobile Joe Public TTFF Honorary Awards Asst Referees of the Year: Cindy Mohammed (female); Joseph Taylor (male) Referees of the Year: Shane de Silva (female); Neil Brizan (male) Youth Players of the Year: Moriah Shade (female); Leston Paul (male) Administrator of the Year: Raymond McLean (WConnection) Coach of the Year: Stuart Charles-Fevrier (WConnection) Player of the Year Female: Avanelle Isaac (Joe Public) Player of the Year Male: Kenwyne Jones (Sunderland) |
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