TAUNTON Vale Hockey Club held their end-of-season awards evening last Friday, with singer, TV personality and Somerset resident Peter Andre as their special guest.
His wife Emily is a former member of the club, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary this year.
In total there were 177 in attendance, including Dragon’s Den star Deborah Meaden, and representatives from club partners King’s College and sponsors Greenslade Taylor Hunt and Albert Goodman.
Vale will be celebrating their anniversary at a special event on Saturday, August 18.
New members are welcome to join the club from August/September onwards - anyone aged six upwards to over 60 is welcome to come and play hockey.
Full details can be found here.
The award winners were as follows:
Coach of the year - Nathan Dyte
Umpire of the year - Phil Reynolds
Most improved junior girl - Lucy Rae
Most improved junior boy - Ivo Maxwell
Best junior girl - Kitty Chapple
Best junior boy - Ollie Rowe
Most improved man - Ed Whittle
Most improved lady - Liz Spencer
Men’s match winner - John Pike
Ladies match winner - Maria Stennet
Men’s 1sts player of the season - Martin Johnson
Men’s 2nds player of the season - Matt Upham
Men’s 3rds player of the season - Tom Tridgell
Men’s 4ths player of the season - Andy Rogers
Men’s 5ths player of the season - Jon Pettit
Ladies 1sts player of the season - Sarah James
Ladies 2nds player of the season - Maya Cox
Ladies 3rds player of the season - Becca Aspden
Ladies 4ths player of the season - Maria Stennett
Ladies 5ths player of the season - Liz Spencer
Clubman of the Season - Nick Hancock
Team of the year - Ladies 5th XI
Perpetual Award - Jane Berry
President’s Award - Bronwen Seeger
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TAUNTON Vale ladies 1sts completed their season last Sunday, with a 0-0 draw away to strugglers Yate in Premier Division 1.
The stalemate sees Vale finish seventh out of 12 teams, with 29 points – just two off sixth-placed Firebrands, and well clear of the division’s relegation zone.
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