Lacrosse: Celebrations at annual awards ceremony
Date published: 10 May 2019
Rochdale lacrosse teams
There was much to celebrate after this year’s season of lacrosse, as 20 awards were presented to members of the Rochdale Lacrosse Club at the annual awards ceremony on Friday 3 May.
Lacrosse has been played in Rochdale since 1888, making it one of the oldest clubs worldwide. The club is one of the five eldest clubs in the UK, and one of the top 20 worldwide.
The full list of awards:
- Clubman Award – The Swanick family
- Commitment Award – Andy Hobbis
- Coach of the Year – Kerrie Lawler and Chris Birchenough
Under 19s
- Players Player – Daniel Madeley
- Most Valuable Player – Daniel Madeley
- Most improved Player – Ed Pickard
- Coaches Player – Alex Halliday
Under 16s
- Players’ Player – Ed Pickard
- Most Valuable Player – Ed Pickard
- Most Improved Player – Ellis Tracey
- Most Committed Player – Aron Singetary
- Paul Smeeton Award – Peter Reiley-Day
Under 14s
- Players’ Player – Josh Clegg
- Most Valuable Player – Charlotte Madeley
- Most Improved Player – Joe Kelsall
- Most Committed Player – Harry Teal
- Jack Harry Award – Spencer Watson
Under 12s
- Most Valuable Player – Freddie Roberts
- Most Valuable Player – Layla Singletary
- Most Valuable Player – Ethan France
Players’ Players
- First Team – Daniel Madeley
- A Team – Tom Teal
- B Team – Kaine Horridge
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