Players, sponsors and supporters joined together to acknowledge a number of outstanding individual and team performances.

There were plenty of highlights on the night: the impending amalgamation of junior and senior clubs; the renewal of the three-year sponsorship deal with major 

sponsor the Royal Hotel; and the announcement of Mark Henderson as Club Person of the Year.

But, perhaps, the largest cheer on the evening was reserved for local junior Jackson Cox when he was voted Club Player of the Year.

2014 winners

Golden Boot – Singleton Storm – Tove Crosswell

Golden Boot – Over 35s – John Watson

Golden Boot – Grade sides – Robbie Lopes

Player of the finals – Over 35 A grade – Adrian Wilson

Slater & Gordon most improved – Singleton Storm – Kayla Wells

Best and fairest – Singleton Storm – Meghan Coffey, Tove Crosswell and Kathryn Martin-Anderson

Best and fairest – Over 35 E grade – Bruce Webber

Best and fairest – Over 35 A grade – Mark Henderson

Best and fairest – U19 – Barton Jones

Best and fairest – U23 – Ryan Guihot

Best and fairest – First grade – Lloyd Wakewood

Players’ player – Singleton Storm – Emma Wandel

Players’ player – Over 35 E grade – Glen Cook

Players’ player – Over 35 A grade – Phil Wright

Players’ player – U19 – Mitchell Bradley

Players’ player – U23 – James Bates

Players’ player – First grade – Jackson Cox

Coaches award – Singleton Storm – Kathryn Martin-Anderson and Larissa Murray-Mell

Coaches award – U19 – Mitchell Bradley

Coaches award – U23 – Aaron Caelli

Coaches award – First grade – Lloyd Wakewood

Grafters Award – Corey Cleaver

Best New Talent – Ryan Dean

The Royal Hotel Player of the Year – Jackson Cox

The Michael Akrill Club Person of the Year – Mark Henderson