The event saw children aged between seven and 16 years of age and spread throughout the club's seven teams eagerly watching to see if they had won an award this season.

The event was hosted by club chairman Mel Playforth and the awards were presented to the children by the Filey Town Mayor, Councillor Marion Wright and her consort, Councillor David Murton.

Playforth acknowledged that the last season had been challenging, with the club focusing its limited resources on building the new clubhouse.

He emphasised the need for the club to start rebuilding the girls teams, which have been popular in the past.

Coun Wright congratulated the children on another successful season and the club for it's success in realizing their ambition to build a new headquarters, on land just off Scarborough Road in Filey.

Bradley Gregory was this season's winner of the Kent Trophy, which is presented to one member of the club each year, for a special effort in their commitment to the club.

The girls' Nuttall Trophy was not presented this season, due to a lack of girl members.

The club enters the new season under the banner of FC Filey, as they take their first venture into adults football with their new Sunday league team.

Roll of honour

Under-sevens/eights

Most improved player - Adam Orange

Managers player of the year - Darcy Boyes

Sportsman of the Year - Bradley Gregory

Under-nines

Most Improved Player - George Atkinson

Manager's Player of the Year - Jack Vernon

Most Consistent Player - Keenan Bartley

Under-10s/11s

Parents Player - Philip Mead

Most Improved Player - Thomas Boyes

Manager's Player of the Year - Daniel Holmes

Under-12s

Most Improved Player - Luke Gover

Player of the Year - Zak Newton.

Under-14s

Players Player of the Year - James Pinder

Most Improved Player - Ben Briggs

Manager's Player of the Year - Ryan Scott

Under-16s

Player's Player of the Year - Joe Gage

Most Improved Player - James Hoyle

Sportsman of the Year - Christopher Grace

Kent Trophy - Bradley Gregory