Can you label the people and team in this photo from the Football West Trophy Awards Day?

Email socceron@womensoccer.com.au so the players can be recognised for their award!

Contributed by Ron Moss… Lorraine Connop:
Started as a very young girl at Dynamos and as a senior played for Dynamos, Bun City? Bunbury Power, Hay Park Utd and Mandurah.
WA State Junior Team 1985
WA State Senior Team 1990 represented WA on four occasions as a Junior & Senior
Played in Perth’s women’s comp for Bunbury Power and Mandurah
Coached Junior girls and women’s teams & Country Week teams.
CWSA positions: Secretary-Treasurer-
Hay Park Utd committee, SWSA Executive.
2009 Inducted into the SW Hall of Fame.

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Bankwest Women’s State Premier League Player of the Year – Abbey Meakins (NTC)
Bankwest Women’s State Premier League Coach of the Year – Conrad McKelvie (Northern Redbacks)
Bankwest Women’s State Premier League SELECT Goalkeeper of the Year – Gabby Dal Busco (NTC)
Bankwest Women’s State Premier League Golden Boot – Katarina Jukic (Beckenham Angels)
Women’s Cup winners – Beckenham Angels
Bankwest Women’s State Premier League winners – Northern Redbacks
Women’s Premier Division Night Series – Northern Redbacks

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Northern Redbacks Womens Awards 2015

State league Premier
Player of the year – Emily Dunn
R/U player of the year – Demi Vance
Players Player – Carla Bennett

State league Reserves
Player of the year – Ellie Blackmore
R/U player of the year – Zoe Testrow
Players Player – Ellie Blackmore

Metro 1
Player of the year – Steph Ricci
R/U player of the year – Rebecca Walsh
Players Player – Elisha Anstiss

Metro 2
Player of the year – Ashlyn Stewart
R/U player of the year – Ellie Merrett
Players Player – Julia Celenza

McInerney Ford Gold Medal presented at Crown

The PlayStation 4 National Premier Leagues WA’s best player will claim the McInerney Ford Gold Medal and a Ford Fiesta car at the WA Football Awards on Saturday night.

After a season of spectacular goals, super saves and dramatic finishes, votes will be counted and the winner revealed at Crown Perth’s Grand Ballroom.

Denis McInerney, who is a long-time supporter of the game, has provided the richest prize in Australian soccer for the eighth successive year.

The nine carat gold medal and Ford Fiesta car are valued over $18,000, providing the winner with both deserved recognition and lucrative reward for their season’s efforts.

McInerney has remained committed to supporting community sport and was delighted to be playing his part in rewarding WA soccer’s best player.

“I’ve been involved in WA soccer for many years now, not just as a sponsor and supporter but also as a past board member,” McInerney said.

“During that time, the WA Football Awards have evolved into such a big part of the soccer calendar and I’m delighted that McInerney Ford has been able to play a significant role during that journey.

“I’m sure whoever is presented the keys to the new Ford Fiesta on Saturday night will be a deserving winner.”

Clark Keltie (2014), Gavin Knight (2013), Jack Clisby (2012), Steve Burton (2011), Marc Anthony (2010), David Micevski (2009) and Antonio Naglieri (2008) are previous winners of a McInerney Ford car.

More than 30 awards will be presented on the night, including to the best players in the All Flags State League Division One and Division Two, Consolidated Energy Premier Division and Bankwest Women’s State League Premier Division and culminating in the announcement of the McInerney Ford Gold Medal winner.

Check out the new Fiesta and a range of Ford cars at www.mford.com.au

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(buy more fords from Denis and the chances of the women being presented with a new ford will grow considerably I hear)

Western Spirit bring home silver at the Masters Games. The WA team continues a successful pattern of medal tallies following in the footsteps of Womens Masters Teams such as Perth Strikers, WA Manrays and the South West Stingers over the last 20 years.

Thanks to Football West and ProTech Distributors for their support of Masters football: the teams tour costs were kept right down (along with fundraising stress levels).

The Pan Pacific Masters Games is the largest Biennial Games in the World, attracting 14,500 participants.

The WA Western Spirit women’s 40+ team is

#7 Michelle Colebrook (East Fremantle) aka Cutback Colebrook

#11 Kerry Henry (Subiaco)

#12 Claire Lyons (Cockburn)

#5 Tina Glasson (Mandurah)

#14 Kelly Jarden (Bassendean)

#8 Dorte MacGillivray (Hammersley)

#19 Danelle Nicolle (Kalgoorlie)

#10 Karen Denny (Cockburn)

#1 Suzy Blake (East Fremantle)

#2 Vari Wheater (Leeming)

#13 Rachel Pepper (Subiaco)

#23 Deb Clinton (Mandurah) aka Kiwi

Team Mascot Rose Maree Hoath

#9 Penny TannerHoath (Melville)

Manager Sylvia Jenkins (taking the photo)

Photo bombed by the kiwis

Sylvia Jenkins Team Manager and Super Sub Player

Silver medallists 40+ age group

The soccer competition hosted over 1000 players at the Nerang Soccer Club, which plays in the local Brisbane State League. The club has five pitches, multi change facilities, bar and restaurant areas and hosts other sport clubs in season. The home made food was superb and ground conditions were flat, well grassed and more than decent to play on. The tournament organisers provided hot showers, shade, crowd stands, sports trainers, masseurs and physiotherapists. Everything a visiting team could want.

Teams flew in from all around the world. In the women’s 40+ group were Tasmanian, Australian, New Zealand and Island teams.

The Western Spirit WA team finished top of the table undefeated, conceding only one goal from a free kick.

Of the 14,500 competitors at the Gold Coast there was 1 WA soccer team, Western Spirit, across all of the mens and womens groups and a sprinkling of WA individuals playing in Eastern States based teams (remember Albert Nascimento!?).  Across all groups were former Australian, State League and NSL and W League players, making the competitions entertaining, mobile and strong.

The Grand Final saw PAVS and the match up of former Australian Universities Captain Kaye Yardin (PAVS Captain) facing up against former Australian Universities Vice Captain Penny Tanner (Western Spirit Captain).

With Western Spirit defeating PAVS 2-0 in the lead up round, PAVS reorganised themselves and crowded out the fast attacking Spirit team. Spirit were relentless in their attacking pursuits, as they were in every game of the tournament, but the PAVS were relentless in their defensive organisation. With 2 opportunities and two goals, the PAVS were finding enough gaps to put the Spirit on alert. On the back foot by half time, Spirit were unable to crack PAVS well positioned keeper with long range shots from power houses Lyons and Jarden.

Full time saw both teams exhausted in the heat and humidity, with nothing more to give at 2-1. Til next time PAVS!

Tune in to 107.9fm for an entire Masters Games wrap, Saturday between 10-12 noon on The World Football Programme.

Results- all wins to Western Spirit (except the Final)
14-0
7-0
3-1
2-0

2-0
2-2

1-0

Grand Final Western Spirit 1 PAVS 2

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