Skip to main content
Harriers awards dished out

Club News

Harriers awards dished out

Thursday, 24 April 2025

By Kidderminster Harriers
Share

THANK you to all of those who stayed behind after Monday’s game for the presentation of some end-of-season awards.

The pinnacle of awards for fans, the Supporters’ Player of the Season, was won by Ashley Hemmings after he scooped the biggest number of votes cast by you.

It was a memorable time for Hemmo, who also won the awards for Players’ Player of the Season and Away Supporters’ Player of the Season – the latter voted for across the season by fans travelling on club transport to away games.

Elsewhere, Manager Phil Brown chose Kam Kandola as the team’s Young Player of the Season after an impressive first season at the club.

Harriers Women are chasing a league and cup double this season, and their Player of the Season was named as Ellie McGovern, while the Harriers Academy Player of the Season was Samuel Austin.

The Helen Macdonald Trophy – given for outstanding service to Kidderminster Harriers and usually away from the spotlight of the field – was given to Mark Roelink.

For 25 years of service to the club, steward Paul Ashcroft was presented with a watch by Safety Officer Dave Preece.

Congratulations to all!

Images courtesy of Adrian Hoskins

Display preferences

These change how this website looks for you on this device. Your device and browser settings are used first — anything you set here overrides them.

Text size

Your browser’s own zoom and text-size settings still work, and stack with this.

Contrast

Not one switch: more contrast helps some readers, less helps others.

Following your device: default contrast.

Page colour

Black text on a white page is the harshest combination there is. A tint takes the glare off without making the text harder to read.

Colour vision

Pulls apart colours that are easily confused. Pick the one matching the colours you find hard to tell apart — the preview below changes with it.

Win
Draw
Loss
Info

This changes how colours look — it can’t rescue anything we’ve shown by colour alone. If you find something you can’t tell apart, please report it and we’ll fix the page.

Motion
Reading

Harriers awards dished out | Kidderminster Harriers