THE Inverclyde Sports Personality Awards took place at Greenock Town Hall
Trophies for eight categories were presented.
Meanwhile, it was announced that three grants from the proceeds from the event will be awarded to Jim Lyon for tennis, Sean Fischer-Keogh for cricket and Sandra Watters for bowling.
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For the organisers, Chris Jewell said: “It was so good to be back with these awards in their Greenock Town Hall setting where the local sporting community could gather again for this special evening.
“As well as the awards themselves, so well hosted by presenters Amber Zoe and Mike McLean, we heard from football commentator and pundit Chick Young and there was great music from The Laurettes plus some fun and very clever table magic during an excellent meal from ICE Catering and Events.
“Very well done to all the winners and finalists, and thanks to all who attended. We must also thank our sponsors Inverclyde Council, Inverclyde Leisure, sportscotland, West College Scotland, Amazon Gourock, Reid Mackellar, Auto-Tec Port Glasgow and New Horizons Marketing for making the evening and the awards possible.
“And because of these sponsors and the responses from the auction and raffle, we will be able to make more grants available to aspiring individual local sports people young and older.”
Winners
Club of the Year — Glenpark Harriers (Athletics/running)
Team of the Year — Greenock Wanderers’ Ladies (Rugby)
Junior Sports Personality of the Year — Lewis Hainey (Athletics)
Senior Sports Personality of the Year — Jonny Glen (Athletics)
Adult Volunteer of the Year — Andy Cameron (Athletics/running)
Young Volunteer of the Year — Joint winners Isaac Dunning (Swimming) and Michael Smith (Football)
Coach of the Year — Emma Forster (Athletics)
Disabled Sports Personality of the Year — Aimee Hagan
