Bridport players recognised at end of season awards night

The Bees men's first team had another excellent campaign as they finished runners up in the Walter C Parsons South West Peninsula League.

The club scored an unprecedented 109 goals throughout the campaign winning 23 times and losing on just three occasions.

Sol Ayunga was the club's top goal scorer with 27 goals and went on to claim the Manager's Player of the Year.

On Sol's season, manager Chris Herbst said: "Sol has been brilliant this season he’s added more goals to his game and this season his all round game have hugely improved."

The Players' Player of the Year went to Kieran Daniels, an ever present in the team racking up 30 appearances and a consummate performer all year.

On Daniels, Herbst said: "This is the best award to win, rightly deserved Kieron has been superb this season never falls below 7/10 rating Mr Consistent."

The Young Player of the Season went to Lucas Voss, a player who impressed Herbst across his 24 appearances throughout the campaign.

On Voss Herbst added: "Voss has come on leaps and bounds he started off on the bench and throughout the season he’s performances have been so impressive he nailed down a starting spot and along the way had a lot of man of the matches awards."

The supporters' awards went to Harley Brook (Home Fans' Player of the Year) and Jordon Scadding (Away Fans' Player of the Year).

Brook also won the Sponsor's Player of the Year Award.

On Brook and Scadding, Herbst said: "Harley has been such a consistent player deserved the award. Jordy has been huge for us in the past season comes up which so huge saves at crucial points in games. It’s much deserved for him."

The women's side also enjoyed positive campaign as they began life in a new league playing in Division One of the Somerset County Women's League.

Lianne Dunk's side finished seventh to consolidate their league status in the top tier of the league.

Laura Tattershall impressed upfront notching 13 goals in 16 appearances to take the top scorer whilst Polly Hughes impressed all season to take home the Most Improved Player of the Year.

Tegan Parr took home two awards as she won the Manager's Player of the Year and Home Fans' Player of the Year accolades.

Lindsey Johnson earned the respect and recognition of her teammates to take home Players' Player of the Year with Lily Davenport picking up the Sponsor's Player of the Year award.

Mel Phillips won the Away Fans' Player of the Year trophy.

For the men's reserve side it was a tough campaign though.

Murray Legg's side battled hard throughout a difficult Dorset Premier League season and finished 17th.

Noah House was the team's top goal scorer with 13 goals in 29 appearances with Harry Boulton picking up the Manager's Player of the Year Award.

The Home Fans' Player of the Year went to George Wyrill whilst House was awarded the Away Fans' Player of the Year.

Goalkeeper Archie Kershaw picked up the Players' Player of the Year and DanBaggs the Sponsor's Player of the Year.