On 8th October the Bobcats held their End of Season Award ceremony. The nine awards summed up all aspects of the Bobcats - determination, enthusiasm, dedication, team spirit etc – not just performance and skill. The winners were voted by the Committee as the best in their category for the year 2011.
The results were as follows:
Top of the Litter Award (Rookie of the Year): Rosie Benson
Sharpen Those Claws Award (Most Improved): Trent Nash (who unfortunately was not available to accept his award)
On the Prowl Award (Defensive Most Valuable Player): Chad Farmer
On the Hunt Award (Offensive Most Valuable Player): Quentin Young:
The Pride Award (Best Team Player): Debbie Evetts
Smitten Award (Most Valuable Supporter): Jim Kent
Cat-Nip Award (Most Enthusiastic Player): Pete Burgess
Cat-astophe Award (Self-Sacrificing, Most Injured Player): Chris Williams
Purr-fect Award (Best Overall Player): Tad Ukai
We have had such a fantastic year and the committee would like to thank everyone who attended and contributed to the season. However, the committee would also like to make a few special mentions to the following:
· Quentin Young for taking on the role of Coach and doing a grand job.
· Will Lintern for helping out this season and generally joining in– long may it continue.
· Saps Patel and Chris Williams for looking after the Kit.
· Chris Williams for the Newslitter and all round contribution to the club.
· Reinout Mildner for co-organising the Netherlands Trip
· Jim Kent for the documentaries and continued determination despite injury.
· Debbie Evetts for collecting money and assisting with social events
· Steve Pinnell for doing the website.
· Jeff for the trophies and raffles – and sponsorship.
Although officially it is the end of the season, there is still plenty in store over the next couple of months so keep checking the blog ...
'Special mention' should also be made to Kate Page-Smith for all of her hard work organising social events and tournaments, updating this blog and the facebook page, organising trophies and team shirts - and indeed generally helping to develop the Bobcats' team spirit!
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