AGM CROWNS OFF FINE CAMPAIGN

The Precision Training Notts Senior League held its third AGM at Hucknall Town, with new member clubs Bilborough Pelican, Matrixgrade and Underwood Villa voted into the league. The NSL Management Committee was re-elected en bloc, with the additions of co-opted members Nigel Lockley and Kevin Presland

 

North Notts side Sandhurst scooped the Fair Play award for both NSL Divisions, with Siemens alos featuring prominently in this area. Leading goalscorer in the Senior Division was Kimberley MW's Danny Chaplin (33) whilst Turkish striker Ibby Arsali of Boots Reserves topped the First Division goal charts with 32

 

Juston Whatmore of Attenborough was Senior Division player of the year ahead of Ant Wallace (Linby CW) and Mark Dimech (Basford United), whilst the First Division award went to Alex Woolich of Keyworth United Reserves who pipped Magdala's Ellis Butcher and Wayne Jones of Wollaton to the award

 

The Dave Eastwood Memorial Award for the NSL's best club secretary was won by Ernie Gadsby of Ruddington United who retires after over 30 years service at Elms Park

 

The NSL Referee's Society also presented their awards with the Reg Leafe Award presented to Mick Leslie who achieved the highest average mark during the season. Veteran Malc Cassidy won the Referee's Society Award for best senior referee, with Assistant Referees awards going to Tim Bee and Greg Stewart. Shaun Sheffield was best newcomer to the NSL and the Pete Oxberry Award for most promising referee went to Steve Watts. Leslie leaves the NSL to join the CML next season and a vote of thanks was proposed for his efforts on behalf of the league top