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Local football celebrated in Football in Berkshire 2022 awards night

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June 20, 2022
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Andrew Batt was awarded for his outstanding contribution to local football Pictures: Neil Graham

Andrew Batt was awarded for his outstanding contribution to local football Pictures: Neil Graham

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Hundreds of people gathered at Double Barrelled Brewery in Reading on Wednesday night to celebrate this year’s Football in Berkshire 2022 awards evening.

In a tremendous celebratory night, the awards were presented to the winners by Sky Sports presenter Tom White.

Local photographer Andrew Batt, who has covered hundreds of games from a vast range of teams and leagues throughout the season, was recognised for his constituent hard work with the Outstanding Contribution to local football award.

Award recipients included Eversley & California’s Richard Milam who won best individual photo or media.

“The photo was taken against the team at the top of the league and it was the winning goal,” said Richard.

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“The lad that scored the goal did what he was asked to do and ran towards the camera, it was my favourite picture of the season.”

Wokingham & Emmbrook’s Anne-Louise Doe was awarded as the Volunteer of the Season.

Anne-Louise said: “The most important thing is to get as many children in our community playing football. I’m very touched to get the award, it’s a whole community effort.”

Caversham United were recognised for their superb social media output as they won the Best content creator award, while Binfield FC’s soccer school was awarded as the Best Community Campaign.

Alicia Povey from Reading Royals Futsal Club was chosen as the Female Player of the Season.

She said: “To have futsal represented is amazing. Women’s football is on the up, and in Berkshire it is incredible and is only going to get better.”

The final award of the night, the Darrell Freeland award for service to the local game was given to former Binfield FC chairman Bob Bacon.

Full list of winners

Best ground – Ascot United

Supporter of the Season – Ian Dawson, Windsor FC

Volunteer of the season – Anne-Louise Doe, Wokingham & Emmbrook

Best individual photo or media – Richard Milam, Eversley & California

Goal of the Season – Sam Barratt, Maidenhead United

Best website or blog – Ascot United

Best content creator – Caversham United

Best community campaign – Binfield soccer school

Outstanding contribution to local football – Andrew Batt

Referee of the Season – Matthew Barrett

Male Young player of the season – Alfonso Teconi – Slough Town

Female young player of the season – Gemma Harvey, Maidenhead United

Male player of the season – Seb Bowerman, Bracknell Town

Female player of the season – Alicia Povey, Reading Royals Futsal Club

Darrell Freeland Award for service to the local game – Bob Bacon, Binfield FC

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