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Celebrating stars of future at Cockermouth RUFC

by Cumbria Crack
09/05/2024
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Picture: Arenberg Photography

Cockermouth RUFC club came together to honour the budding stars of the future at the Wasps Age Grade presentation day.

With the weather holding off, it certainly provided a perfect backdrop for the celebration. Amid the excitement and camaraderie, young players from various age groups were celebrated for their outstanding achievements throughout the season.

The event encompassed a wide range of age groups, including the Under 7s, U8s, U9s, U10s, U12 Girls, Mixed Girls, U13s, U14s, U15s, and the exceptionally talented Colts.

Picture: Arenberg Photography

Each player was recognised for their dedication, hard work, and contributions to the team’s success.

A highlight of the day was the presentation of additional awards, including Players’ Player, Coaches’ Player, and Most Improved Player.

Among the recipients, special recognition was bestowed upon Fin Reed, whose exceptional performance throughout the season earned him well-deserved accolades.

Fin Reed who earned North of England honours with parents, Cockermouth coach Stephen and Katherine. Picture: Arenberg Photography

Furthermore, the unveiling of the Colin and Audrey Lee Memorial Shield added a poignant touch to the event, commemorating outstanding achievement within the club.

Son Howard and granddaughter Jasmine had the honour of presenting this prestigious award to Fin, highlighting his remarkable accomplishments and dedication to Cockermouth RUFC and Rugby Union.

Howard Lee and Jasmine presented the Colin and Audrey Lee Memorial Shield for the first time. Picture: Arenberg Photography

The celebration was not limited to players alone; the invaluable contributions of the coaching staff and numerous volunteers were also acknowledged.

It is the tireless efforts of these individuals, often working behind the scenes, that helps make Cockermouth RUFC a beacon of community spirit and inclusivity.

Picture: Arenberg Photography

The day was a resounding success as it served as a testament to the club’s commitment to nurturing talent, fostering camaraderie, and making a positive impact within the community.

Winners

  • Under-7s – Players’ player: Freddie King; Coaches’ player: Niamh Topol; Most improved player: Lincoln Mitchelhill.
  • Under-8s – Players’ player: Ollie Shaw; Coaches’ player: Theo Simpson;  Most improved player: Aron Stamper.
  • Under-9s – Players’ player: Harry Hope; Coaches’ player: Tommy Harrington; Most improved player: Noah Olkolowicz.
  • Under-10s – Players’ Player: Benjamin Simpson; Coaches’ player: Adam Fearon; Most improved player: Charlie Brough.
  • Under-12 Girls – Players’ player: Charlotte Hartly; Coaches’ player: Skye Edmondson; Most improved player: Jessica Eve.
  • Mixed Girls: Players’ player – Ruby Moore; Coaches’ player – Charlotte Maxwell; Most improved player – Lara Dahl.
  • Under-13s – Players’ player – Harry Corrin; Coaches’ player – Robson Campbell; Most improved player – Oscar Pitchford.
  • Under-14s – Players’ player – Aiden Steel; Coaches’ player – Evan Thornthwaite; Most improved player – Harry Studholme.
  • Under-15s – Players’ player – Harry Robinson;  Coaches’ player – Bobby Bell; Most improved player – Harley Moore.
  • Colts – Players’ player – Alex Woodhall; Coaches’ player – Danny Herbert; Most improved player – Sam Tyson.
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