WINNERS: Dianas coaches award Felicity Allen, life member inductee Simon Wallace, president Tim Allen, first grade best and fairest Sai Ratudradra, first grade coach Seru Rogo, Dianas coach Stuart Stout and (front) Nakubuwai award and Jess "Koala" Murphy Memorial player's player Sarah Allen, iron maiden Ginger Longford, Dianas most improved Amanda Rourke and Dianas best and fairest Talise Rudd.
Absent: Rookie of the year-Emori Logavatu, first grade coaches award Tamaki Kohere, first grade most improved Tukana Vouvou, iron man Kelevi Ralulu and club person of the year John Hill. Photo: Contributed
THE Leeton Phantoms Rugby Union Club celebrated their on and off-field successes at their annual presentation night recently.
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The club had a first grade side and women's 10s team entered in this year's Southern Inland Rugby Union season.
It was a year of re-building for both teams, but unfortunately neither were able to make the 2019 finals series.
However, there was still plenty to celebrate and look forward to next season.
Award winners
- Rookie of the year: Emori Logavatu
- Nakubawai award - best young player: Sarah Allen
Dianas
- Most improved: Amanda O'Rourke
- Coach's award: Felicity Allen
- Best and fairest: Talise Rudd
- Jess Murphy Memorial Dianas player's player award: Sarah Allen
Phantom Phossils awards
- Ironman: Kelevi Ralulu
- Ironmaiden: Ginger Longford
First grade
- Most improved: Tukana Vouvou
- Coaches award: Tamaki Kohere
- Best and fairest: Sai Ratrudradra
Special awards
- Clubperson of the year: John Hill
- Life membership: Simon Wallace
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