At this year’s FA Women’s Football Awards Sunderland dominated the WSL1 whilst Donny Belles, dominated WSL2 awards with each team scooping the team of the year award and player of the year with Courtney Sweetman-Kirk taking it for Belles and Beth Mead for Sunderland.
Not surprisingly both players also won the top goalscorers awards. Icing of the cake for Beth Mead was the award of England Young Player of the Year, making it a hat-trick for her on the night.
Lucy Bronze won the England Player of the Year and Emma Hayes took WSL Manager of the Year.
Full list of awards is below:
Vauxhall England Player of the Year: Lucy Bronze
Vauxhall England Young Player of the Year Beth Mead
FA WSL 1 Players’ Player of the Year: Beth Mead
FA WSL 2 Players’ Player of the Year: Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
FA WPL Player’s Player of the Year: (Prem) Jodie Michalska & Kit Graham
FA WPL Player’s Player of the Year: (Div 1s) Catherine Clough
FA WSL Manager of the Year: Emma Hayes
FA WPL Manager of the Year: Helen Mitchell
FA WSL Goal of the Year: Ji So Yun
FA WSL 1 Club of the Year: Sunderland
FA WSL 2 Club of the Year: Doncaster Rovers Belles
FA WPL Club of the Year: Derby County
#WeCanPlay Participation Award: Albion in the Community
FA WSL 1 Top Goalscorer: Beth Mead
FA WSL 2 Top Goalscorer: Courtney Sweetman-Kirk
FA WPL Northern Top Goalscorer: Kit Graham
FA WPL Southern Top Goalscorer: Jodie Michalska
FA WPL North Division 1 Top Goalscorer: Tanya Rich
FA WPL Midlands Division 1 Top Goalscorer: Natalie Shaw
FA WPL South East Division 1 Top Goalscorer: Sara Sinclair
FA WPL South West Division 1 Top Goalscorer: Natasha Knapman
Outstanding Contribution to Women’s Football: Dave Coyle
Read more at the FA WSL
