GALA Fairydean Rovers Amateurs held their Awards night on Saturday at Netherdale.
The Amateurs finished the season in sixth place in Borders Amateur League C on 20-points from 21-games.
But that was an improvement on last season demonstrating the progress being made since a number of the Under 17s team joined the squad.
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Players Player Of The Year was Thomas Milburn and Coaches Player Of The Year was Sam Ostle.
Young Player Of The Year and Top Goal Scorer was Reegan Stisi.
Coach Welsh Curran said: “The awards were won by young lads but we have a good mix of youth and experience in the squad.
“Last season we were rock bottom so we are progressing and I am confident going into next season.
“We chose Sam (Ostle) as the coach’s Player of the year. Sam is just 16 and he is a left sided attacking midfielder with a good work ethic whose first instinct is to take players on.
“Thomas (Milburn) is a quiet lad and is an old fashioned centre-half who puts his body on the line. He likes to win the ball and find a midfielder.
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“Reegan is the smallest player in the team. We started him at right back then moved him into midfield from where he scored a couple of goals before moving up front. He has good balance and is very quick and other teams have underestimated him because of his size but not anymore.”
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