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Following on from the superb 2-1 away win at Champions St Helens Town the first team squad were back together again for the end of season awards on Saturday night.

End of SeasonAfter a brilliant season it was no surprise that Owen Adams was the big winner of the night – winning Player of the Year, Managers Player of the Year and Golden Boot.

Niall Goldrick’s brilliant goal against Altrincham Hale picked up the Goal of the Season. Pete Greenwood won the Sponsors Player of the Year and Lee Downey picked up the Club Man of the Year Award.

The season could get even better for the club with strong suggestions that Third place in the league may be good enough to seal promotion to League 1 – but this won’t be confirmed until the League AGM in June.

It proved to be a very good season for the team, breaking a number of club records along the way! Roll on 2025/26

CLUB RECORDS BROKEN IN 2024/2025

  1. Most Goals in Season by a player – 20 Owen Adams
  2. Most appearances – 32 Owen Adams
  3. Most assists – 14 Owen Adams
  4. Most Home League Wins – 8
  5. Fewest Home League goals conceded – 22
  6. Most Away League Wins – 9
  7. Most Away League Goals Scored – 35
  8. Fewest Goals Conceded overall – 63
  9. Consecutive League Wins – 7
  10. Best Away Cup Win – 9-1 v Collegiate (Northern Cup)

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