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REFEREE OF THE SEASON
Sponsor Fox Beer House (Caversham)
Ethan Stacey is up for a Berkshire Football Award in the category of Referee of the Season sponsored by Fox Beer House (Caversham).
According to the Reading Refs website, where Ethan is Secretary, he has been a level four referee since the 23/24 season meaning he can take charge of games at Step 5 and 6 level – locally the Combined Counties League.
He spent three years officiating grassroots football on Saturdays, Sundays, and in Youth leagues. In addition to his role as Secretary of Reading RA, Ethan is the Appointments Secretary for the Thames Valley Step 7 Men’s Open Age League.
One nomination for the award said: “Ethan is constantly trying to improve and become a better referee and his hard work has paid off over the years as he is now reffing at a higher level and producing good displays.”
Another simply added: “A dedicated referee who runs the game fair and smoothly.”
Agree that Ethan Stacey should be up for the Referee of the Season award? Or do you have someone else in mind? Let us know in the nomination form below:
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.
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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