Nottinghamshire Recreational Cricket

The ECB Coach Awards is an opportunity to recognise and reward coaches within your community, club, school or county.

We are pleased to announce our winners for 2021:

Young Coach of the Year - Josh Feehily
Coach of the Year - Martyn Hill
Outstanding Contribution (Services to Coaching) - Andrew Jackman
Outstanding Contribution (Services to Coach Development) - Craig Pickles

We would also like to recognise all of our hardworking volunteers who were nominated for an ECB Coach Award this year. These nominations are a reflection of how much effort and sacrifice has gone into the local game in this very testing year. Well done to all the nominees!

Young Coach of the Year (16 – 25 years)
A young person who is already making a difference and is already passing on their enthusiasm for the game and inspiring the next generation of players.

• Finlay Traynor (Ellerslie CC)
• Josh Feehily (Farndon CC)

Coach of the Year
A coach who goes the extra mile and is a true coaching hero to their club, league, county or school. They are creative and work with players to help them reach their full potential whilst delivering active and fun sessions.

• Ian Edwards (Ordsall Bridon CC)
• Scott Boswell (Plumtree CC)
• Martyn Hill (Farndon CC)
• Jemima Dalton (Blyth CC)

Outstanding Contribution – Services to Coaching
This person is the life and soul at your club, in your league, your county or at your school. They have dedicated a significant amount of time to coaching and have contributed to growing the game.

• Gareth Jones (Ordsall Bridon CC)
• Andrew Jackman (Clifton Village CC)
• Matt McBride (Gedling Colliery CC)

Outstanding Contribution – Services to Coach Development
This is an individual or team of coach developers, club or local initiative who is going above and beyond to support the development of coaches in your county.

• Craig Pickles (Coddington & Winthorpe CC)

The County winners will receive an invite to the national Awards event.