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National Scottish Rugby Award Winners

Scottish Rugby’s National Awards winners have been announced ahead of the ceremony taking place this evening in the President’s Suite at Scottish Gas Murrayfield.

The award winners were selected from the regional winners of the Community Recognition Awards, which were celebrated during the Murrayfield 100 event in late March this year.

Headlining the awards ceremony are the prestigious Community Club of the Season award, and the Spirit of Rugby award.

Edinburgh Rugby’s Ben Muncaster and Matt Currie will feature for a question and answer session with MC Caroline Blair on the evening, before the awards kick off, from 7:30pm.

Full list of winners: 

• Young Persons award: Ruiraidh Porteous, Bo’ness Rugby Club

• Volunteer of the Season in Youth Rugby: Emma Forbes-Hayes, McLaren Rugby Club

• Volunteer of the Season in School Rugby: Ken Richardson, Linlithgow Rugby Club

• Volunteer of the Season in Adult Rugby: Andrew McOuat, Blairgowrie RFC

• Community Match Official of the Season: Victoria Lindsay-McGee, Borders Rugby Referee Society

• Mens National League Player of the Season: Jack Utterson, Kelso RFC

• Womens National League Player of the Season: Adelle Ferrie, Corstorphine RFC

• Mens Regional Leagues Player of the Season: Duncan Arthur, Hillfoots RFC

• Womens Regional Leagues Player of the Season: Kayleigh Warrick, Annan RFC

• National Leagues Match Official of the season: Chelsea Gillespie, Borders Rugby Referee Society

• Mens Try of the Season: Lewis Howick, West of Scotland

• Womens Try of the Season: Kiyomi Honjigawa, Corstorphine RFC

• Community Club of the Season: Strathmore RFC

• Spirit of Rugby Award: Allan Wilson, Irvine Rugby Club.

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