With the A-League season coming to an end, FFA and clubs around the country have hosted their end-of-season awards nights to celebrate their men’s, women’s, and youth players.
Below are the award winners from the 2019 Dolan Warren Awards, as well as the club awards for every W-League team.
Dolan Warren Awards
Goalkeeper of the Year: Aubrey Bledsoe
Referee of the Year: Kate Jacewicz
Goal of the Year: Cortnee Vine (Round 3 v Canberra United)
NAB Young Footballer of the Year: Ellie Carpenter
Coach of the Year: Jeff Hopkins
Nike Football Golden Boot: Sam Kerr
Julie Dolan Medal: Christine Nairn
Club Awards
Adelaide United
Player of the Year: Amber Brooks
Rising Star: Charlotte Grant
Golden Boot: Veronica Latsko (9 goals)
Brisbane Roar
Player of the Year: Clare Polkinghorne
Players’ Player: Celeste Boureille
Golden Boot: Allira Toby (5 goals)
Breakthrough Player of the Year: Indiah-Paige Riley
Canberra United
Player of the Year: Rachel Corsie
Players’ Player: Sham Khamis
Supporters’ Player of the Year: Rhoda Malaudzi
Rising Star Award: Laura Hughes
Melbourne City
Player of the Year: Yukari Kinga
Coaches Award: Lauren Barnes
Golden Boot: Jasmyne Spencer (4 goals)
Melbourne Victory
Player of the Year: Christine Nairn
Players’ Player: Christine Nairn
Golden Boot: Natasha Dowie (9 goals)
Newcastle Jets
Player of the Year: Clare Wheeler
Cheryl Salisbury Dedication Award: Clare Wheeler
Golden Boot: Cortnee Vine (4 goals)
Members’ Player of the Year: Britt Eckerstrom
Perth Glory
Player of the Year: Sam Kerr
Golden Boot: Sam Kerr (17 goals)
Players’ Player: Sam Kerr
Ten Years of Service: Shannon May
Sydney FC
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Western Sydney Wanderers
Player of the Year: Servet Uzunlar
Golden Boot: Kylie Ledbrook (3 goals)
Members’ Player of the Year: Jada Whyman