The Long List: Every nominee for the Berkshire Football Awards 2024

Every single nominee

Boost their chances:

The Long List for the 2024 Berkshire Football Awards is ready!

Football in Berkshire’s judging panel will be busy this week turning it into a Short List (and if you’d like to be among the first to know about it you’ll need to subscribe to our newsletter here) which will be released around 2pm on Friday 31st May.

So why a Long List? While not everyone can make the Short List, we wanted to make sure people knew they’d been thought of, so we’ve published every name below in each category they were nominated.

The Short List, when it is released, will see four nominees in each category and those will go forward to the awards night at Double Barrelled Brewery in Reading on Wednesday 19th June.

Please note, the Long List is presented as is. Age and eligibility checks will take place before publication of the Short List. We did not want any nominee to be excluded from the Long List.

One final thing, we know a lot of you love to screenshot the list and share it on your social platforms, this is brilliant but we’d just ask if you could include a link back to this original article when you do. Thank you!

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  • Burnham FC
  • Caversham United
  • Reading City
  • Reading YMCA
  • Slough Town
  • Wokingham & Emmbrook
  • Yateley United

Supporter of the Season

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  • Amy-Louise Maddison (Reading FC Women)
  • Brin Jones (Burnham)
  • Gary Ball (Caversham United)
  • Jacob Godden (Thatcham Town)
  • Lydia Baker (Ascot United)
  • Nelson Still (Thatcham Town)
  • Scott McNeish (Slough Town)
  • Tony Messitt (Woodley United Ladies)

Volunteer of the Season

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  • Alan Lovegrove (Newbury)
  • Billy Baxter (Langley)
  • Charlee Bradbury (Berks County)
  • Cris Bowden & Gemma Bowden (Hungerford Town)
  • Darrel Evans (Ascot United)
  • Douglas King (SF7 FC)
  • Fernando Silva (Reading and Maidenhead Futsal)
  • Gary Wade (Old Windsor)
  • Ian Narraway (Wokingham & Emmbrook)
  • Ian Nile (East Berks Football Alliance)
  • Jason Andrews (Holyport)
  • Kay Lathey (Slough Town)
  • Kelvin Francis (Laurel Park)
  • Mark Lemm (Reading YMCA)
  • Michael Schult (Laurel Park)
  • Murray Knox (Tadley Calleva)
  • Neil Van Den Dungan (Wokingham & Emmbrook)
  • Neville Swift (Caversham United)
  • Ryan Sheehan (Reading City)
  • Steve Kay (Berks County)
  • Tanya Davis-Hussain (Maidenhead United Women)
  • Trevor Offord (Berks County)

Best Individual Photo or Media

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  • Andrew Batt
  • Andy Wicks
  • Alex Miller (Tadley Calleva vs Jersey Bulls)
  • Daisy Spiers
  • Gary House
  • Jatinder Liddar
  • John Leakey
  • Jeff Youd
  • Megan Thomas
  • Neale Blackburn
  • Neil Graham
  • Richard Milam
  • Sing Tsz Fung
  • Unknown (Lincoln hitting a bin at Aveley)

Goal of the Season

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  • Daisy Skinner (Slough Town)
  • Dan Gosling (Yateley United)
  • Ethan Kitching (Reading YMCA)
  • Freya Jenkins (Caversham United)
  • Harry Hoath (Thatcham Town)
  • Harry Tucker (Ascot United)
  • Jack Birchmore (Slough Town U18’s)
  • Jamie Mitchell (Burnham)
  • Jemel Johnson (Windsor & Eton)
  • Jon Watkins (Hype Train)
  • Matt Lench (Slough Town)
  • Reece Smith (Maidenhead United)
  • Ruby Owen (Ashridge Park)
  • Sarah Thompson (Maidenhead United)
  • Scott Davies (Slough Town)

Best Website or Blog

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  • Hype Train FC
  • Langley FC
  • Reading YMCA
  • Slough Town FC
  • Windsor & Eton FC

Best Content Creator

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  • Brad Birchmore
  • Brian Baggaley
  • Burnham FC
  • Caversham United
  • Harry McBain (Wokingham & Emmbrook)
  • Hype Train Podcast & Hype Train FC YouTube Channel
  • Jack Prendiville (Yateley United)
  • Latore Preddie aka Mr Thought of the Day
  • Mattitude – YouTube Vlog (Bracknell Town)
  • Reading Tigers FC
  • Scott McNeish (Slough Town)
  • Sing Tsz Fung (Reading City)

Best Community Campaign or Content

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  • Andy Forisky (Holyport Soccer School)
  • Ascot United (Warriors Program)
  • Caversham United (10 Years Of Rainbow Laces & Sunday League Day)
  • Reading City (Pride of Reading Campaign)
  • Shay Bottomley (Move Us Or Lose Us – Maidenhead United)
  • Slough Town (Thames Hospice Day)

Correspondent of the Season

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  • Base of the Pyramid
  • Dave Wright (Freelance)
  • James Earnshaw (Reading Chronicle)
  • Neal Jeffs (Ascot United)
  • Warren Carter (Brighton Rebel – Slough Town)

Physio of the Season

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  • Ellie Bennett (Holyport)
  • Finlay Ward (Maidenhead United)
  • Jodie Davis (Langley)
  • Nathan Riley (Ascot United)
  • Salil Das (Binfield) / Megan Partington (Met Police)

Manager of the Season (Women’s Game)

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  • Ed Jackson-Norris (Maidenhead United)
  • Jack Prendiville (Yateley United)
  • Marc Surtees and Brian Lackey (Woodley United)
  • Michelle Melia (S4K Ladies)
  • Shai Humphries (Wokingham & Emmbrook)

Manager of the Season (Men’s Game)

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  • Cal Hunter (Wargrave)
  • Devonn Reid (Westwood Wanderers)
  • Jamie Tompkins (Ascot United)
  • Joe Lawler & Ben Dillon (Tadley Calleva)
  • Jordan Ive (Bracknell Town)
  • Nat Bevington (Berks County)
  • Oli Royan and Michael Herbert (Eversley & California)
  • Ross Weatherstone (Binfield)
  • Sam Lock (Holyport)
  • Scott Davies (Slough Town)
  • Simon Johnson (Reading City)
  • Steve Kay (Berks County)

Referee of the Season

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  • Cerys Rutherford
  • Jonathan Biss
  • Ken Clarke
  • Ollie Chan
  • Sam Whitehead
  • Samuel Palmer
  • Stuart Marsh

Young Player of the Season (Female)

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  • Ashlee Withers (Maidenhead United)
  • Genevieve Richards (Wokingham & Emmbrook)
  • Erin Huntley (Ascot United)
  • Eve Annets (Reading FC Women)
  • Macey-Nikiah Walters (Maidenhead United)
  • Molly Brookes (Ashridge Park)
  • Natasha Rasmussen (Reading FC Women & Maidenhead United)
  • Poppy Dearlove (Procision Reading Girls & Oxford United)
  • Sajunae Turner (Woodley United)
  • Sophia Richardson-Hughes (Maidenhead United Futsal)

Young Player of the Season (Male)

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  • Dan Warre (Reading City)
  • David Ogbonna (Slough Town)
  • Ethan Kitching (Reading YMCA)
  • Harry Hoath (Thatcham Town)
  • Haydon Vaughan (Bracknell Town)
  • Jack Matton (Binfield)
  • Jack Penton (Burnham)
  • Kickie Dzimba (Holyport)
  • Luke Garton (Berks County Swords)
  • Oliver Mason (Ascot United)
  • Ryan North (Holyport)

Player of the Season (Female)

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  • Amelia Kimble (Ascot United)
  • Courtney Smith (Yateley United)
  • Cristina Sarmiento (Maidenhead United Futsal)
  • Gemma Sims (Woodley United)
  • Georgia Harris (Yateley United)
  • Georgia Luckhurst-McCord (Ascot United)
  • Megan Bartlett (Wokingham & Emmbrook)
  • Megan Cox (S4K Ladies)
  • Ruby Owen (Ashridge Park)
  • Sarah Lawrence (Woodley United)
  • Sarah Thompson (Maidenhead United)
  • Shannon Read (Wycombe Wanderers U23)
  • Simone O’Brien (Maidenhead United)
  • Sophie Cheadle (Woodley United)

Player of the Season (Male)

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  • Alex Badshah (Wokingham & Emmbrook)
  • Anas Igozouln (Burnham)
  • Chris Boutros (Yateley United)
  • Chris Ellis (Ascot United)
  • George Lock (Ascot United)
  • Johnny Goddard (Slough Town)
  • Luke Appleton (Holyport)
  • Mark Scott (Ascot United)
  • Reece Smith (Maidenhead United)

We know a lot of you love to screenshot the list and share it on your social platforms, this is brilliant but we’d just ask if you could include a link back to this original article when you do. Thank you!

Berkshire Football Awards news​

Nominations open:

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NOMINATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED!

Yes! The awards are taking place at the marvellous Double-Barrelled Brewery in Reading and we’ll have food available. Tickets will be limited but on sale from 28th May. If you’d like to know when, so you don’t miss out, make sure you’ve signed up to our email newsletter here.

Scroll down to the bottom of this article for the nomination form. Before you do that though, here’s what the judging panel are looking for when choosing the shortlist.

What’s the story? Tell us exactly why the person or place should be considered. We hate to get all ‘X Factor journey’ on you but the more detail you can include, the better we can argue for your nominee for the short list.

The sort of details we love to see include things like player awards, goals, clean sheets and any other significant contributions to the footballing community – obviously within the 2024/25 season.

We’ll publish all the nominees for the Berkshire Football Awards as we receive them.

You can view all the 2025 nominees so far here.

Want to know who’s previously won what at the Berkshire Football Awards? There’s a big long page with all the previous winners here.

Nominations will be open until midday on Monday 26th May 2025.

The Long List will be published on Wednesday 28th May and the Short List on Friday 30th May.

Once the nomination window has closed, the nominations in each category will be put before a panel of judges for a decision, the top four announced online and the winners at the awards night on Wednesday 18th June.

We will accept nominations for people out of area, the only prerequisite is that the reason for nomination is that it must be because of an affiliation with a club we cover on Football in Berkshire (a full list is at the bottom of this page). We will present certificates and a trophy to the winners.

  • All nominations are done by you, the Berkshire footballing public
  • You can nominate as many people as you like for each award – the quantity of nominations counts for the judging panel..
  • That said, quality is just as important, the more detail you provide about why you are nominating, the better
  • Please try and avoid nominating your own family members
  • Due to difficulties in obtaining permissions under child protection laws we won’t consider any player under the age of 16 for nomination in any of the categories

Nomination Form

Nominations for the 2025 Berkshire Football Awards are now closed!

What’s next? Look out for the Long List of all the nominations which will be published here and across all our channels by midday on Wednesday 28th May 2025.

The Short List for each category will then be published at 2pm on Friday 30th May 2025. At that point, tickets will be made available to attend the awards night at Double-Barrelled Brewery in Reading on the evening of Wednesday 18th June 2025. If you’d like notification of when tickets are available, sign up to our newsletter here.

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