Cainscross RFC

There were 5 lucky award winners at our End of Season dinner and awards at The Hill in Stroud. They all went above and beyond in their commitment to the club.

Congratulations to everyone who won an award!

Max King was crowned the Player of the Year for the 22/23 season, a well-deserved accolade. Voted by the club captain and chairman, Max's versatility, selflessness, dedication, and exceptional attitude shone through. He seamlessly transitioned between positions, always putting the team's needs first. His unwavering commitment and valuable contributions made him an invaluable asset to the club.

Pictured: Max King and Mark Newman

Nathan Scrivens was honoured as the Most Improved Player for the 22/23 season. He regularly attended training, listened to coaching advice, and put it into action. His hard work paid off, as he made significant progress on the field. Nathan's dedication and improvement throughout the season were truly impressive.

Mark Newman, the captain of the first team, claimed the prestigious Player's Player award for the 22/23 season. This award was voted for by his fellow players, highlighting their admiration and respect. Mark's leadership and exceptional performance on the field were recognised by his teammates. Their vote reflects his influential presence, undeniable skill, and the invaluable impact he made within the team.

Pictured: Adam Carter and Mark Newman

Jo Carter, the club treasurer, was honoured as the Club Person of the Year for the 22/23 season. This well-deserved recognition was bestowed upon Jo for her exceptional commitment to volunteering, selfless assistance, and dedication to building a stronger club community. Going above and beyond, Jo's invaluable contributions have made a lasting impact, ensuring the club's success. Her tireless efforts and unwavering support have made her an outstanding role model and a true asset to the club.

Pictured: Jo and Adam Carter

Presented by Jill and Darren from Mixed Ability Rugby, the Spirit of Rugby award was given to not one person, but three people, team Jeynes – Issy, Rebecca Jeynes and Andy Jeynes .
Between them they embody everything Jill and Darren love about being involved in Club Rugby.
Issy is so enthusiastic for the sessions and is available regardless of the weather!! She interacts with everyone in the Mixed Ability team and keeps us updated on her rugby journey and county involvement.
Becky and Andy are supporting Issy's dream to be a Red Rose. They are there in the dark and wet of winter on a Monday night, driving her around the county, supporting the minis sessions on a Sunday and volunteering for club fundraising events.
So, congratulations Issy, keep dreaming big and remember to still visit everyone at the Mixed Ability session on a Monday! Becky and Andy, thanks for all you do for the Club and your fantastic efforts to support Issy with her ongoing rugby aspirations.

Photo 1: Left to right - Jill MacKenzie, Andy Jeynes, Becky Jeynes, Darren Macdonald
Photo 2: Issy