Northwood FC Awards 2016
Three awards for Andy Lomas
The club's awards and presentations event was held in @TheWoods, the Northwood FC clubhouse, and the trophies were presented to the first team, reserves, and Ryman Youth squad.
Niko Muir took the Golden Boot award while A special Achievement Award was made to manager Mark Burgess by chairman Ian Barry, to recognise the great job he has done over the past three and a ha The reserves enjoyed an excellent second half to their season, and Jermaine Heron won the Golden Boot trophy. Manager's Player of the Year went to Jamie McKay, and the Players' Player of the Year trophy went to Ronnie Blagden. The Ryman Youth League Under 18s squad had a tough season but enjoyed a run in the FA Youth Cup. The Golden Boot was won by Andy Ali whilst Manager's Player of the Year went to Roland Smith, and the Players’ Player of the Year went to Jack McDonnell. In the club awards, the Ted Tucker Award, for services to youth football, went to Brian Gibbor and the Clubman of the Year award was won by Jay Hall.
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Andy Lomas Players' Player of the Year Andy Lomas Manager's Player of the Year Andy Lomas Goal of the Season Award Louis Stead Golden Boot Trophy Niko Muir Reserves Players' Player of the Year Ronnie Blagden Reserves Manager's Player of the Year Jamie McKay Reserves Golden Boot Trophy Jermaine Heron Ryman Youth Team Jack McDonnell Ryman Youth Team Roland Smith Ryman Youth Golden Boot Trophy Andy Ali Achievement Award Mark Burgess Ted Tucker Award Brian Gibbor Clubman of the Year Jay Hall
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For the third season running, one Northwood player dominated the annual presentation evening and, following goalkeeper Berkley Laurencin and skipper Steve Brown, the consistent performances at left-back of Andy Lomas saw him earn the three top prizes. Andy collected the Manager's Player of the Year, the Players’ Player of the Year and Support
ers’ Player of the Year trophies, a great achievement for the defender who played in every game throughout the season.
Goal of the Season went to Louis Stead, and Alex Nolan won the Most Promising Player. 
lf years, this season guiding his side to a Middlesex Senior Cup success, Southern League Cup semi-final defeat only on penalties plus seventh place in the league. And Burgo also passed the 200 Northwood appearances mark this season.
