Warrington rugby league community Man of Steel awards

Hosted by the Warrington Wolves Charitable Foundation, achievements and contributions on and off the field were recognised at the town’s community clubs as well as teams that fall under the foundation’s banner, including the women’s, PDRL and wheelchair teams.

The top award of the night – the open age Man of Steel prize – went to Latchford Albion’s Charlie McCurrie, son of former Warrington Wolves forward Steve, for his displays in the team’s title-winning season.

Warrington Man of Steel awards, full list of winners:

Wheelchair RL – Paul Prince

Learning Disability RL (LDRL) – Kelsey-Jane Dougan

Physical Disability RL (PDRL) – Nathan Jezierski

Women’s Player of the Year – Cat Davies

High School of the Year – Birchwood Community High School

Warrington Rugby League Referees’ Society Referee of the Year – Conner Griffiths

Touch Rugby Player of the Year – Jacob Gumbs (Warrington Knights)

Masters Player of the Year – Alan Brinksman (Rylands)

Unsung Hero award – Tony Gandy

Tony Gandy with his Unsung Hero award

Community Heroes awards – Nicola Hemming (Bank Quay Bulls), Helen Glover (Burtonwood Bulldogs), Matthew Barber (Crosfields), Suzanne Taylor (Culcheth Eagles), Alan Daintith (Latchford Albion), Steve Phillips (Latchford Giants), John Braddish (Rylands), Warren Robinson (Woolston Rovers)

Alan Daintith with his Community Hero award

Under 12s Man of Steel – Finley Haigh (Crosfields)

Under 13s Man of Steel – Ellis Livsey (Woolston Rovers)

Under 14s Man of Steel – Junior Westwood (Crosfields)

Under 15s Man of Steel – George Dean (Rylands)

Under 16s Man of Steel – Will Roberts (Rylands)

Under 18s Man of Steel – Luke Minett (Bank Quay Bulls)

Open Age Man of Steel – Charlie McCurrie (Latchford Albion)