We reveal Football Queensland’s award and golden boot winners

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Nicholas Edwards celebrates scoring a hat-trick in Darling Downs men’s grand final. Picture: DSL Photography

Football is finished for another year but there is still plenty to celebrate across the Sunshine State.

With minor premierships and grand final trophies handed out the attention has turned to individual awards from the best players and referees to club officials and volunteers.

Here’s a look at the major community football award winners and golden boot winners.

Information in this column is provided by Football Queensland Media.

FAR NORTH

FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Final Leaderboard

FQPL Women

1. Siobhan Macken, Edge Hill Tigers, 32 goals

2. Amaliya Davies-Scherer, Redlynch Strikers, 20 goals

3. Shelley Macaulay, Edge Hill Tigers, 17 goals

4. Daly Collis, Stratford Dolphins, 13 goals

5. Reese Tyson, Leichhardt Lions, 11 goals

6. Cassie Ross, Redlynch Strikers, 10 goals

7. Lena Wrensch, Southside Comets, 10 goals

FQPL Men

1. Cooper Kennedy, Marlin Coast Rangers, 17 goals

2. Patrick Ballarin, Edge Hill Tigers, 12 goals

3. Christopher Sullivan, Leichhardt Lions, 12 goals
4. Charlie Beverley, Marlin Coast Rangers, 11 goals

5. Kanja Kamara, Southside Comets, 11 goals

6. James Chilia, Innisfail United, 11 goals

FQPL Northern U13 – FQPL Donohues Warriors

Northern U13 Division 1 – Estates FC Kangaroo Knights

Northern U1415 Division 1 – TW Osmac Warriors White

FQPL Northern U14-15 TW Osmac Warriors Green

FQPL U14-15 Girls – MA Olympic FC

SOUTH/GOLD COAST

FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Final Leaderboard

FQPL Women

1. Madi Sabados, Magic, 17 goals

2. Ebony Nicholls, Palm Beach, 10 goals

3. Mia Bowers, Palm Beach, 10 goals

4. Georgia Grosskreutz, Musgrave, 9 goals

5. Sophie Bui, Musgrave, 8 goals

6. Syraih Smith, Coomera FC, 8 goals

7. Elli Steel, Palm Beach, 8 goals

8. Luiza Costa, Coomera FC, 8 goals

9. Monique Miller, Musgrave, 7 goals

10. Crystal Halverson, Coomera FC, 7 goals

FQPL Men

1. Morgan Saunders, Kingscliff, 24 goals

2. Jayden Sonter, Robina City FC, 22 goals

3. Jesse Zborovsky, Surfers Paradise Apollo, 20 goals

4. Olavo Santos, Kingscliff, 15 goals

5. David Russell, Kingscliff, 15 goals

6. Harris Mclean, Tweed United, 14 goals

7. Ryan Hawken, Robina City FC, 13 goals

8. Tomas Valverde, Robina City FC, 13 goals

9. Matt Hilton, Burleigh Heads, 12 goals

10. Daniel Robson, Tweed United, 10 goals

AWARDS

The highest achieving members of the South Coast football community have been acknowledged for their contributions throughout the season as part of Football Queensland’s 2024 Football in Queensland Awards.

Read on to see the award recipients across the competition and community categories.

FQPL 3 Player of the Year Men: Thirone Correia – Runaway Bay

FQPL 3 Player of the Year Women: Emily Sams – Runaway Bay

FQPL 3 Golden Boot Men: Morgan Saunders – Kingscliff

FQPL 3 Golden Boot Women: Madi Sabados – Magic United

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year Men: Jackson Boyd – Burleigh

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year Women: Emily Sams – Runaway Bay

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year Men: Lee Vernon – Robina

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year Women: Alex Pinchin – Palm Beach

FQPL 4 Player of the Year Men: Jared Chelin – Legends

FQPL 4 Golden Boot Men: Shaun Robinson – Broadbeach

FQPL 4 Goalkeeper of the Year Men: Ryan Timmins – Pacific Pines

FQPL 4 Coach of the Year Men: Keith Garland – Surfers Paradise Apollo

FQPL 3 Team of the Year Men

Jackson Boyd – Burleigh, Alex Finlayson – Ormeau

Joshua Koloski – Robina, Andrew Ridden – Coomera, Dylan Barwick – Kingscliff, Johnson Slotemaker – Kingscliff, Samuel Field – Robina

Thirone Correia – Runaway Bay, Adam Endean – Robina, Regan Lowry – Palm Beach, Olaf Conforti – Coomera, Rhys Buick – Ormeau

Karl Southern – Coomera, Morgan Saunders – Kingscliff, David Russell – Kingscliff, Olavo Santos – Kingscliff

FQPL 3 Team of the Year Women

Emily Sams – Runaway Bay, Rachel Keene – Palm Beach

Grace Milne – Nerang, Elisa Brito – Magic, Sienna Rooney – Northern Rivers, Rebecca Lane – Musgrave, Joni Nedeljak – Musgrave

Olivia Camage – Coomera, Rebecca Lane – Musgrave, Mia Bowers – Palm Beach, Laura Hogg – Runaway Bay, Jackie Rodriguez – Magic

Madi Sabados – Magic, Georgia Grosskreutz – Musgrave, Ebony Nicholls – Palm Beach, Monique Miller – Musgrave

FQPL 4 Team of the Year Men

Ryan Timmins – Pacific Pines, Lloyd Harrington – Pimpama

Lewis Doherty – Nerang, Andreas Koster – Palm Beach, Aitor Zubeldia – Broadbeach, Bruno Diaz – Magic United, Tom Elliott – Broadbeach

Jared Chelin – Legends, Joshua Buxton – Mudgeeraba, Jamie Birch – Nerang, Matt Hogan – Palm BeachNicholas Buxton – Mudgeeraba

Bailey Spokes – Pimpama, Ryan Taylor – Murwillumbah, Nicholas Jeffrey – Nerang, Elliott Middleton – Mudgeeraba

Awards

Community Coach of the Year: Nigel Witton – Palm Beach, Gemma Stone – Nerang

Community Junior Team of the Year: Gold Coast Knights U15 Girls

Community Senior Team of the Year: Kingscliff Division 1 Women

Community Club of the Year: Palm Beach

Community Referee of the Year: Neil Kirby

Senior Referee of the Year: Alex Johnson

Junior Referee of the Year: Levi Knight

Assistant Referee of the Year: Connor Hannes

In Support of Young Referees (Mentor): Hannah Roughley

Service to Football – Volunteers of the Year: Michelle & Troy Delaforce – West Wanderers

Service to Football – Protect our Game Service Award (Person): Hannah Roughley

Service to Football – Protect our Game Service Award (Club): Ormeau

Service to Football – Service to Football Platinum Award: Michael Doyle – Broadbeach

Service to Football – Service to Football Gold Award: Shane Morgan – Southport

Award nominees

The achievements of Gold Coast’s most outstanding NPL players have been recognised as part of the Football in Queensland Awards, with local footballers from NPL Queensland clubs Gold Coast Knights and Gold Coast United named as nominees for some of the most coveted awards in Queensland football.

A host of local players have also been named in Football Queensland’s NPL Men and Women Teams of the Season based on their performances during the 2024 season.

Award winners will be celebrated at this year’s Football in Queensland Awards Night on Saturday, 2 November at Brisbane City Hall as Football Queensland recognises the outstanding achievements of individuals, teams, and clubs across the state.

NPL Women Goalkeeper of the Year Nominee: Layla Adams (Gold Coast United)

NPL Men Goalkeeper of the Year Nominees: Josh Langdon (Gold Coast Knights) and Carlos Saliadarre (Gold Coast United)

NPL Men Young Player of the Year Nominees: Sam Klein and Joel Russell (Gold Coast Knights)

NPL Women Team of the Season: Momo Hayashi (Gold Coast United)

NPL Men Team of the Season: Austin Ludwik and Tyson Martin (Gold Coast Knights)

WHITSUNDAY COAST

Golden Boot – Final Leaderboard

FQPL Women

1. Olivia Garnett – Dolphins FC – 44 goals

2. Willow Gaffney – Whitsunday United – 29 goals

3. Kylie Lopez-Duncan – Dolphins FC – 22 goals

4. Katrina Parry – Mackay Lions – 21 goals

5. Katrine Sellar – Mackay Lions – 16 goals

6. Maria Espinosa – Mackay Lions – 15 goals

7. Takoda Stephens – Mackay Lions – 13 goals

8. Larrisa Rudken – City Brothers – 13 goals

9. Mathilde Batard – Whitsunday United – 11 goals

10. Monique Francis – Whitsunday United – 10 goals

FQPL Men

1. Angus McKenzie – Mackay Rangers – 17 goals

2. Jayden Connor – City Brothers – 13 goals

3. Harry Hodgen – Magpies FC – 13 goals

4. Brady Giannangelo – Mackay Lions – 12 goals

5. Jake Kenna – Whitsunday Untied – 11 goals

6. Tyson Mckie – Mackay Lions – 10 goals

7. Alan O’Donnell – Whitsunday United – 9 goals

8. Malachi Kennell – Magpies FC – 9 goals

FQ Whitsunday Coast 2024 FQPL, Senior and Junior Premiers

FQPL Whitsunday Coast Men: Magpies FC

FQPL Whitsunday Coast Women: Mckay Lions

FQPL Whitsunday Coast U23 Men: Magpies FC

FQPL Whitsunday Coast U23 Women: Mackay Lions

Whitsunday Coast Division 1 Men: Whitsunday United

Whitsunday Coast Division 2 Men: Dolphins FC

FQPL Whitsunday Coast U15: Mackay Lions

Whitsunday Coast U15 Division 1: Mackay Lions

FQPL Whitsunday Coast U13: Mackay Lions

Whitsunday Coast U13 Division 1: Mackay Rangers

Grand Final winners

U23 Men FQPL Whitsunday Coast Grand Final: Magpies Mackay FC 2 – 0 City Brothers

U23 Women FQPL Whitsunday Coast Grand Final: Mackay Lions FC 2 – 1 Magpies FC

Division 1 Men: Mackay Lions 2-0 Whitsunday United

Division 2 Men: Dolphins Football Club 3-0 Sarina Saints

FQPL U13: Mackay Lions 2-1 Magpies FC

U13 Division 1: Mackay Rangers FC 3-2 Whitsunday United

FQPL U15: Mackay Lions 3-2 Dolphins FC

U15 Division 1: City Brothers Football Club Inc 1-0 Lions

Award winners

FQPL Men

FQPL 3 Player of the Year – Men: Makhaya Quakawoot (Magpies FC)

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year – Men: Jake Smith (Mackay Lions FC)

FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Men: Angus Mckenzie (Mackay Rangers FC) FQPL 3 Coach of the Year – Men: Theo Trianta-Filopoulus (Magpies FC)

Team Of the Year – Men:

GK: Jake Smith (Lions), Baden Iarkin (Rangers)

DEF: Tim Heller (Lions), Matt Wilson (Magpies), Dwayne Matapo (City Brothers), Warwick Jensen (Magpies), Bayley Sharpe (Brothers)

MID: Delors Tuyishime (Whitsunday), Makhaya Quakawoot (Magpies), Tristian Calicetto (City Brothers), Tyson Mckie (Lions), Harley Dickerson (Magpies)

ATT: Jake Kenna (Whitsunday), Jayden Connor (Brothers), Maliki Gilbert (Rangers), Isaac Challal (Magpies), Bailey Dunbar (Lions)

FQPL Women:

FQPL 3 Player of the Year – Women: Olivia Garnett (Dolphins FC) FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year – Women: Destiny Mallie (Dolphins FC) FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Women: Olivia Garnett (Dolphins FC) FQPL 3 Coach of the Year – Women: Pino Giannangelo (Mackay Lions FC)

U23 FQPL Whitsunday Coast Women's Champions

FQPL Whitsunday Coast Men

U15 Div 1 – Mackay Lions Black

FQPL U13 – Mackay Lions

U23 Women – Lions FC

FQPL Whitsunday Coast Women

FQPL U15 – Mackay Lions

Div 2 Men – Dolphins FC – 2

FQPL Mens – Magpies FC

FQPL Women – Mackay Lions

U13 Div 1 – Mackay Rangers

Team Of the Year – Women:

GK: Destiny Maillie (Dolphins FC), Macy Rudken (City Brothers FC)

DEF: Shikira Elliot (Magpies), Lauren Blank (Lions), Jada Lee (Dolphins), Sarah Stemm (City Brothers), Abigail Wangel (Dolphins)

MID: Laura Kimlin (Magpies), Katrina Parry (Lions), Beth Thompson (Rangers), Jamie McAlister (Dolphins), Ella Jackson (Magpies)

ATT: Olivia Garnett (Dolphins), Willow Gaffney (Whitsunday), Lauren Jones (Country), Larissa Rudken (City Brothers), Kylie Lopez (Lions).

Community & Service to Football Awards

Community Coach of the Year – Male: Dustin Jennings (Sarina Saints FC)

Community Coach of the Year – Female: Kate Olsen (City Brothers FC)

Community Junior Team of the Year: Mackay Wanderers U13 Division 1 Rubies

Community Senior Team of the Year: Sarina Saints – Division 1 & 2 Combined

Community Club of the Year: Mackay Rangers FC

Volunteer of the Year: Kate Gibbs (Airlie Beach)

Protect Our Game Service Award – Person: Breanna Beale (Magpies FC)

Protect Our Game Service Award – Club: Mackay Wanderers FC Service to Football Gold Award: Brent Parnicott (Mackay Rangers)

Referee Awards

In Support of Young Referees (Mentor): Kelly-Ann Narbeth

Assistant Referee of the Year: Hayden Blines

Junior Referee of the Year: Angus McArthur

Senior Referee of the Year: Bruce Clarendon

Community Referee of the Year: David Dogao

SUNSHINE COAST

FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Final Leaderboard

FQPL Women

1. Georgia Dixson, Woombye Snakes FC, 20 goals

2. Ruby Postan, Maroochydore FC, 12 goals

3. Gabby Postan, Maroochydore FC, 11 goals

4. Jessica Doyle, Noosa Lions FC, 11 goals

5. Jenna Williams, Gympie United FC, 11 goals

6. Jackie Doyle, Noosa Lions FC, 9 goals

7. Martha Bensted, Woombye Snakes FC, 8 goals

8. Ruby Miezitis, Maroochydore FC, 8 goals

9. Emma Kraak, Gympie United FC, 8 goals

FQPL Men

1. Alex Newcome, Woombye Snakes FC, 22 goals

2. Jonathon Harth, Nambour Yandina Utd FC, 13 goals

3. Riley Campbell, Caloundra FC, 13 goals

4. Mackenar Bradfield, Caloundra FC, 12 goals

5. Zak Brattan, Nambour Yandina Utd FC, 12 goals

6. Callum Bunting, Buderim Wanderers FC, 12 goals

7. Marco Rego, Maroochydore FC, 11 goals

8. Andre Jancevski, Noosa Lions FC, 11 goals

9. Samuel Heideman, Beerwah Glasshouse Utd, 9 goals

10. Ezekiel Hawkins, Woombye Snakes FC, 9 goals

Competition Awards

FQPL 3 Player of the Year Men: Ethan Galbraith (Caloundra)

FQPL 3 Player of the Year Women: Ashleigh Finzel (Noosa)

FQPL 3 Golden Boot Men: Alex Newcombe (Woombye)

FQPL 3 Golden Boot Women: Georgia Dixson (Woombye)

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year Men: Connor Robinson (Caloundra)

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year Women: Carissa Pershouse (Maroochydore)

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year Men: Mick McCone (Caloundra)

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year Women: Oli Williams (Noosa)

FQPL 3 Team of the Year Men

Connor Robinson (Caloundra), Ryan Dunshea (Woombye), Ethan Galbraith (Caloundra), Brady Cronk (Baringa), Bryn Grigg (NYU), Isaac Metherell (Noosa), Jack Miller (Kawana), Ezekiel Hawkins (Woombye), Jayden Emery (Caloundra), Oli Williams (Noosa), Jack Williams (Noosa), Alex Newcome (Woombye), Riley Campbell (Caloundra), Zak Brattan (NYU), Callum Bunting (Buderim).

FQPL 3 Team of the Year Women

Carissa Pershouse (Maroochydore), Vanessa Henricks (Gympie), Kayla Perry-Wineera (Noosa), Olivia Oates (Maroochydore), Kirra-Leigh Crouch (Beerwah), Jaidyn Dennien (Gympie), Abigail Nisbet (Woombye), Jackie Doyle (Noosa), Danae Pryce (Maroochydore), Jordyn Weckert (Beerwah), Ashleigh Finzel (Noosa), Christine Wegner (Kawana), Jenna Williams (Gympie), Ruby Postan (Maroochydore), Paige Adams (NYU), Georgia Dixson (Woombye)

Community Coach of the Year: Dan Luva – Nambour Yandina United FC, Annameike Snow – Maroochydore Swans FC

Community Junior Team of the Year: Woombye Snakes Youth Boys Division 1

Community Senior Team of the Year: Gympie United Division 3

Men’s Community Club of the Year: Coolum FC

Community Referee of the Year: Doug Larsen

Senior Referee of the Year: Josh Great

Junior Referee of the Year: Lola Holmes

Assistant Referee of the Year: Zane Tempest

In Support of Young Referees (Mentor): Brenton Liaropolous

Service to Football – Volunteers of the Year: Samantha Phillips – Nambour Yandina United

Service to Football – Protect our Game Service Award (Person): Chris Edmonds – Gympie United

Service to Football – Protect our Game Service Award (Club): Cooroora United FC

Service to Football – Service to Football Platinum Award: Jean Pateman – Maroochydore Swans FC

Service to Football – Service to Football Gold Award: Brad Lloyd – Kawana FC

DARLING DOWNS

FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Final Leaderboard

FQPL Women

1. Courtney Morris, Willowburn White, 32 goals

2. Bridget Peden, Highfields Green, 24 goals

3. Sheniya Bell, Rockville Rovers, 24 goals

4. Sophie Simpson, Warwick, 21 goals

5. Sienna Lockwood, Rockville Rovers, 20 goals

6. Penny Dukes, Willowburn White, 18 goals

7. Joyce De Wit, USQFC, 17 goals

8. Sarah Sheridan, Rockville Rovers, 16 goals

9. Shandell Doro, Willowburn White, 15 goals

10. Ameleah-Paige Miller, Highfields Green, 14 goals

Ameleah-Paige Miller celebrates her goal. Credit DSL Photography

Nicholas Edwards scores a hat-trick in the grand final – Credit DSL Photography

FQPL Men

1. Ameer Sulaiman, Rockville Rovers, 25 goals

2. Wilfred Roanaota, Gatton Redbacks, 18 goals

3. Brodie Welch, Willowburn, 15 goals

4. Jok Ayii, West Wanderers, 13 goals

5. Daniel Weber, St Albans, 12 goals

6. Augustine Waita, Gatton Redbacks, 9 goals

7. Levi Sciarrone, Highfields, 9 goals

8. Jeapson Peter, West Wanderers, 9 goals

9. Nicholas Edwards, Gatton Redbacks, 8 goals

Competition Awards

FQPL 3 Player of the Year Men: Ameer Sulaiman – Rockville Rovers

FQPL 3 Player of the Year Women: Bridget Peden – Highfields Green

FQPL 3 Golden Boot Men: Ameer Sulaiman – Rockville Rovers

FQPL 3 Golden Boot Women: Courtney Morris – Willowburn White

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year Men: Matthew Eilers – Highfields

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year Women: Dani Maguire – Highfields Green

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year Men: Ramiz Hadzich – Rockville Rovers

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year Women: Lachlan Peden – Highfields Green

FQPL 3 Team of the Year Men

Matthew Eilers – Highfields; William Gibson – Rockville Rovers

Ian Nagle – Gatton; Adnan Alharoni – Willowburn; Cameron Davey – Warwick; Ryan Knight – West Wanderers; Nathan Oudman – Rockville Rovers.

Callum Zadow – West Wanderers; Robbie Davey – Warwick; Scott Forknall – St Albans; Elliot Barber – Rockville Rovers; Dan Weber – St Albans.

Ameer Sulaiman – Rockville Rovers; Nick Edwards – Gatton; Wilfred Roanaota – Gatton; Brodie Welch – Willowburn

FQPL 3 Team of the Year Women

Dani Maguire – Highfields Green; Taylah Muggleton – Willowburn White

Steffanie Goodwin – Willowburn White; Marlina-Rae Pern – Highfields Green; Jamilah Doro – Willowburn Black; Beth Watt – Highfields Green; Peppa Hoare – USQ;

Bridget Peden – Highfields Green; Sally Carroll – Chinchilla; Shandell Doro – Willowburn White; Jasmin McLean – USQ; Madison Lockwood – Rockville Rovers

Courtney Morris – Willowburn White; Penny Dukes – Willowburn White; Sophie Simpson – Warwick; Sienna Lockwood – Rockville Rovers.

Community & Service to Football Awards:

Community Coach of the Year: Adam Jackwitz – Gatton Redbacks, Sarah Hall – SWQ Thunder

Community Junior Team of the Year: Football Dalby – U13 Div 1 Team

Community Senior Team of the Year: Roos Goondiwindi Div 2 Men

Community Club of the Year: Warwick Wolves

Community Referee of the Year: David Mackinnon

Senior Referee of the Year: Reyad Al Nasser

Junior Referee of the Year: Emmett Morrison

Assistant Referee of the Year: Brayden Lowery

In Support of Young Referees (Mentor): Charles Walsh

Service to Football – Volunteers of the Year: Michelle & Troy Delaforce – West Wanderers

NORTHERN

FQPL Women

1. Monika Anderson – MA Olympic – 28 goals

2. Tara Thomas – Estates FC – 19 goals

3. Stephanie Luyt – Brothers Townsville – 16 goals

4. Kizanne Mulder – MA Olympic – 13 goals

5. Simone House – Townsville Warriors – 13 goals

6. Emily Benton – Brothers Townsville – 10 goals

7. Page Malau-Aduli – MA Olympic – 9 goals

8. Darcy Bailey – Brothers Townsville – 7 goals

9. Rachel McMahon – Saints Eagles South – 7 goals

10. Kristy Hope – Brothers Townsville – 7 goals

FQPL Men

1. Jay Leckenby – Burdekin FC – 20 goals

2. Sadiki Mwinyi – Estates FC – 15 Goals

3. Padraic Glasheen – MA Olympic – 15 goals

4. Matthew Kolb – Burdekin FC – 15 goals

5. Jeremy Brockie – Brothers Townsville – 14 goals

6. Liam Phelps – Brothers Townsville – 12 goals

7. Enzo Barrales – Brothers Townsville – 11 goals

8. Ramadhan Pascal – Estates FC – 10 goals

FQPL U23 Men

1. Fabrice Merci – Estates FC – 26 goals

2. Robin Edwards – MA Olympic – 13 goals

3. Mitchell Gulson – Rebels FC – 8 goals

4. Riley Wenman – MA Olympic – 7 goals

5. Adam Mottin – Burdekin FC – 7 goals

6. Salomon Mwiseneza – Estates FC – 7 goals

7. Oudom Chea – Brothers Townsville – 7 goals

8. Diego Benitez – Estates FC – 7 goals

9. Andrew Gibson – MA Olympic – 7 goals

10. Damien Casella – Burdekin FC – 6 goals

FQ Northern 2024 FQPL, Senior and Junior Premiers

FQPL Northern Men: MA Olympic FC

FQPL Northern Women: MA Olympic FC

FQPL Northern U23 Men: Estates FC

Northern Division 1 Men: Ingham FC

Northern Division 1 Women: MA Olympic FC U17 Girls

Northern Division 2 Men: Townsville Warriors FC

FQPL Northern U16/17/18: Townsville Osmac Warriors

Northern U16/17/18 Division 1: Saints Eagles Souths U18

FQPL Northern U14/15: Townsville Osmac Warriors Green

FQPL Northern U14/15 Girls: MA Olympic FC

Northern U14/15 Division 1: Townsville Osmac Warriors White

FQPL Northern U13: Townsville Donohues Warriors

Northern U13 Division 1: Estates FC Kangaroo Knights

FQPL Northern U12/13 Girls: Estates FC Matilda Knights

Northern Juniors Grand Final Results

Congratulations to all our Junior Grand Final Champions.

FQPL Northern U16/17/18: Townsville Warriors 2 – 1 MA Olympic FC

U16/17/18 Division 1: Saints Eagles Souths 2 – 3 MA Olympic FC

FQPL U14/15: Townsville Warriors 5 – 2 MA Olympic FC

FQPL U14/15 Girls: Townsville Warriors 2 – 3 MA Olympic FC

U14/15 Division 1: Townsville Warriors 5 – 4 Saints Eagles Souths

FQPL U13: Townsville Warriors 4 – 2 MA Olympic FC

U13 Division 1: Estates FC 1 – 3 Rebels FC

FQPL U12/13 Girls: MA Olympic FC 1 (2) – 1 (3) Brothers Townsville

Grand finals

Congratulations to all our Grand Final Champions.

U23 Men FQPL Northen Grand Final: Brothers Townsville 4 – 0 MA Olympic

Division 1 Women: MA Olympic Football Club 4 – 1 Brothers Townsville

Division 1 Men: Ingham FC 2 – 1 Brothers Townsville

Division 2 Men: Townsville Warriors FC 1 – 0 Saints Eagles Souths

Awards

FQPL Men

FQPL 3 Player of the Year – Men: David Payne (Saints Eagles Souths)

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year – Men: Jarrod Camer (Burdekin)

FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Men: Jay Leckenby (Burdekin)

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year – Men: Leighton Gallagher (Burdekin)

Team Of the Year – Men

GK: Jarrod Camer (Burdekin), Joshua Eckford (MA Olympic)

DEF: David Payne (Saints Eagles Souths), Joshua Valle (Burdekin), Daniel Kratzmann (MAOlympic), Lachlan Hutchings (Townsville Warriors), Christopher Mayo (Saints Eagles Souths)

MID: Ryan Scodellaro (Burdekin), Joshua Bowman (Brothers Townsville), Harry Smythe (Riverway JCU), Mai Mittereger (MA Olympic), Ashton Waddington (MA Olympic)

ATT: Jay Leckenby (Burdekin), Padraic Gleeson (MA Olympic), Sadiki Mwinyi (Estates FC), Enzo Barrales (Brothers Townsville)

FQPL Women

FQPL 3 Player of the Year – Women: Shaynodah Smit (Townsville Warriors)

FQPL 3 Goalkeeper of the Year – Women: Chantelle Dunn (Saints Eagles Souths)

FQPL 3 Golden Boot – Women: Monika Anderson (MA Olympic)

FQPL 3 Coach of the Year – Women: Michael Brooks (MA Olympic)

Team Of the Year – Women

GK: Chantelle Dunn (Saints Eagles Souths), Maddison Marsh (Estates FC)

DEF: Shaynodah Smith (Townsville Warriors), Kylie Bostick (Riverway JCU), Deni Caspanello (Townsville Warriors), Keeleigh Hayward (MA Olympic), Shaye McArthur (MA Olympic)

MID: Isabella Carvey (Townsville Warriors), Addison Corrie-Bolger (Brothers Townsville), Simone House (Townsville Warriors), Darcy Bailey (Brothers Townsville), Tamsin Brown (MAOlympic)

ATT: Kizanne Mulder (MA Olympic), Monika Anderson (MA Olympic), Tara Thomas (EstatesFC), Stephanie Luyt (Brothers Townsville)

AWARDS

Community Coach of the Year – Male: Daniel MacKenzie (MA Olympic)

Community Coach of the Year – Female: Chloe Hancock (Saints Eagles Souths)

Community Junior Team of the Year: Riverway JCU U14/15 Division 1 Grass Into Lawn

Community Senior Team of the Year: Ingham FC Division 1 Men

Community Athlete With A Disability: Rylee Perfect (FQ Northern Futsal)

Volunteer of the Year: Megan Turner (Brothers Townsville)

Protect Our Game Service Award – Person: Jodie Hall (Riverway JCU)

Protect Our Game Service Award – Club: Burdekin FC

Service to Football Gold Award: Michael Brooks

Referee awards

In Support of Young Referees (Mentor): Daniel GillinderAssistant

Referee of the Year: Marco Tropea

Junior Referee of the Year: Jasmine Whiteaker

Senior Referee of the Year: Adam Trelor

Community Referee of the Year: Adam Michael

Originally published as We reveal Football Queensland’s award and golden boot winners