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Juniors rewarded by Luton Town Hockey Club



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Craig Andrews named boys U16 player of the year


Luton Town Hockey Club celebrated a great junior season with an awards ceremony.

Player of the year accolades were handed out along with players' player awards, while five junior club awards for outstanding commitment or improvement were also dished out.

Assistant junior leaders Bryn Owen, Maxine Bailey and Lauren Ritchie all received special mentions, while club chairman Iain Starkey presented the junior club awards.

The junior season starts again on Sunday, September 7, at Lea Manor Recreation Centre. For further details contact Tricia 07711 511729.

Players of the Year, U9: Will Madden and Ayse Samiloglulari. U11: Cameron Bright and Anna Blackmore. U13: Sabthain Mohyuddin and Ella Dagnell. U15 Girls: Robyn Adams. U16 Boys: Craig Andrews.
Players' Players, U9: Kieran Whitehall and Jordan Homann. U11: Anna Blackmore and Joshua Kinsella. U13: Kurtis Pitchford and Ami Payne. U15 Girls: Lauren Marlin. U16 Boys: Cameron Sarrington.
Junior Club Awards, U9: Lauren Perry. U11: Stuart White. U13: Ibrahim Shah. U16 Boys and Girls: Lauren Ritchie and Bryn Owen.

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  • Last Updated: 14 May 2008 5:02 PM
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  • Location: Luton
 
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