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GORDON SPARSHATT MEMORIAL CUP for HRFC PLAYER OF THE SEASON
The Cup is presented by the Former Players Association in memory of Gordon Sparshatt, who sadly died in 1999. Gordon was a Founder of Havant RFC. He was also a great friend and servant of the Club.
The winner is decided by an appointed panel of Former Players, each of whom has watched most of the 1st XV games during the season. The decision is made on the player who not only has played consistently well during the season, but takes into consideration his general attitude to the Club and the team, his attendance at and approach to training and also with general co-operation with the Captain and Coaches.
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2006-07 WINNER ANDREW 'CHOOKIE' CHEUNG FOOK being presented with the award by Barbara Sparshatt (Gordon's widow) and Phil Grant Chairman of the FPA. |
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DOC RUTHERFORD CUP for SERVICE TO THE CLUB
The award is made in memory of Doc Bill Rutherford who was President of HRFC from 1979-85.
It is awarded by the current President to the person who, in his view, has made a significant contribution to the club during the year
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2006-07 WINNER DARREN 'DAZZLER' KINGHAM-SCOTT being presented with the award by President Ray Quinn
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DAVID SPARSHATT MEMORIAL CUP for HRFC JUNIOR/ACADEMY PLAYER OF THE SEASON
The cup is presented in memory of David Sparshatt who sadly died in 2001. David was a regular member of the 1st XV in the 1960s and 70s. He was also president from 1996-98.
It is awarded to a Junior or Academy player who has achieved a consistently high standard on the field of play and, as for the senior award, takes into consideration general attitude to the club.
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2006-07 WINNER
PETER AUSTIN
being presented with the award
by Ann Sparshatt, David's widow.
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THE MORGAN TROPHY for FEMALE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
This new Trophy is presented by the Morgan family by way of thanks for all that Havant RFC has afforded the entire family in terms of opportunities both on and off the pitch for the last quarter of a century!
It will be awarded annually to a female player who has contributed significantly to the club on or off the pitch, or has done much to raise the profile of the female game.
This year's
recipient was
not available to
receive the
award on
Saturday, and so
it was presented
to Amelia McPhee
on her behalf.
Amelia founded
the girls'
sections
following an
Active Sports
initiative in
2004. The trophy
will be awarded
to the nominated
recipient at the
Dinner and Dance
in May. |
Amelia McPhee with Chairman Debbie Morgan, 'matriarch' of the Morgan Dynasty and the new Morgan Trophy |
