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City Awards

In 1974, York City first presented a Player Of The Season award. It was named in memory of Billy Fenton, a star of of our 1954/5 FA Cup team and was presented by Margo, his widow. The first recipient, Phil Burrows, immediately left the club.

More recently, there has been a raft of similar awards presented.

Year	Blly Fenton Player Of The Year	Runners Up	Junior Reds	Young	Garry Davitt Young PoY	YCSC	YEP	Players POY
2022/3	Olly Dyson						1) Lenell John-Lewis (44%) 2) Olly Dyson (29%) 3) Hancox (13%) 4) Fallowfield (8%) 5) Ellis (7%)
2021/2	Pete Jameson (61%)	2) Akil Wright (12%) 3) Paddy McLaughlin (6%)
2020/1	"The Fans" in recognition of fund raising efforts
2019/20	Sean Newton (56%)	2) David Ferguson (20%) 3) Peter Jameson(19%) 4) Jordan Burrow (2%) 5) Others (2%)					1) Sean Newton
2018/19	Sean Newton (17.29%)	2) Kallum Griffiths (15.58%) 3) Jordan Burrow (13.01%)					1 Burrow (33) 2 Griffiths (28) 3 Bartlett (27) 4 Newton (20) 5 Langstaff (18)
2017/18	Parkin, Jon						1 Parkin (33), 2 Connolly (26), 3 Newton (21), 4 Bartlett (18)
2016/17	Newton, Sean	Whittle, Alex					1 Letheren (34), 2= Parkin & Whittle (28)
2015/16	Winfield, Dave						1 Winfield (39), 2 Flinders (38), 3 Ilesanmi (27)
2014/15	Lowe, Keith			Halliday, Brad			Lowe, Keith	Penn, Russ
2013/14	Oyebanjo, Lanre			Davies, Ben			1 Lowe, Keith 2 McCombe, 3 Carson	Oyebanjo, Lanre
2012/13	Parslow, Daniel						Smith, C
2011/12	Kerr, Scott
2010/11	Parslow, Daniel			Platt, Tom		Parslow, Daniel	Parslow, Daniel 2 Meredith, 3 Smith (C)	Meredith, James
2009/10	Ingham, Michael	2 Brodie, Richard 3) Meredith, James					McGurk, David 2 Brodie, 3 Rankine	Brodie, Richard
2008/9	Parslow, Daniel						Parslow, Daniel	Parslow, Daniel
2007/8	McGurk, David			McWilliams, Andy				McGurk, David
2006/7	Bishop, Neal			Rhodes, Alex			Farrell, Craig	Bishop, Neal
2005/6	Donaldson, Clayton		Bishop, Andy	Hollingsworth, Darren			McGurk, Dave	McGurk, Dave
2004/5	Merris, Dave
2003/4	Dunning, Darren		Dunning, Darren	Law, Graeme	Staley, Michael	Cooper, Richard
2002/3	Brass, Chris			McKenzie, Mike	Stewart, Bryan
2001/2	Fettis, Alan		Fettis, Alan	Collinson, John	Wise, Stuart	Fettis, Alan
2000/1	Fettis, Alan
99/2000	Jones, Barry		Conlon, Brian	Howarth, Russ	1^st Awarded Thompson, M	Fox, Christian
98/9	Jones, Barry	2 Hall W 3 Thompson N	Tolson, Neil	Bullock, Lee		Tinkler, Mark
97/8	Bushell,Steve
96/7	Barras, Tony
95/6	McMillan, Andy
94/5	McCarthy, Jon
93/4	Barnes, Paul
92/3	Stancliffe, Paul
91/2	McCarthy, Jon
90/1	Tutill, Steve
89/90	Marples, Chris
88/9	Helliwell, Ian
87/8	Banton, Dale
86/7	Walwyn, Keith
85/6	Mills, Simon
84/5	MacPhail, John
83/4	MacPhail, John
82/3	Hood, Derek
81/2	Walwyn, Keith
80/1	Blackburn, Eddie
79/80	McDonald, Ian
78/9	Staniforth, Gordon
77/8	Staniforth, Gordon
76/7	Pollard, Brian
75/6	Cave, Mickey
74/5	Topping, Chris
73/4	Burrows, Phil

Notes

2016/7 York Press PoY: 4th Newton (23), 5th Heslop (22), 6th Connolly (17), 7= Oliver & Parslow (16)
2014/5 Awards dinner, held at the Knavesmire on May 6.
2013/4 1st awards dinner, held at the Knavesmire on May 19 with BBC Look North's Harry Gration as Master of Ceremonies.
2013/4 Ben Davies became the first loanee to win an award.
2012/3 Daniel Parslow became the first triple winner of the award.
2009/10 Record amount of votes cast. Ingham won by 2 votes with the top 3 polling 80% of all votes cast.
2007/8 "Players Player Of Year" trophy now re-badged as "The McGill Cup" and incorporating votes from club directors and management staff
2003/4 Darren Dunning also received a Mont Blanc watch from Prestons and Duckworth as their player of the year
2002/3 – 1^st season awards not announced on pitch before game on last day of season.
The 1975/6 winner Mickey Cave has the Bournemouth player of the year trophy named after him.
Barry Jones became only the third York City player to lift the prestigious Billy Fenton Memorial Clubman of the Year Award for a second successive year. The injured defender followed in the footsteps of Gordon Staniforth and John MacPhail when he was presented with the trophy.
"Davitt Trophy". First presentation to Thompson by Christine Davitt, who donated the award in memory of her late husband, Gerry Davitt, a lifelong City fan and shareholder.

Other Awards

2016 Supporters' branch award winners included Femi Ilesanmi (Cliffe), Bradley Fewster (Harrogate) although most (including East Riding) were awarded to Dave Winfield.
Goal Of The Season: 2014/5: Russ Penn (long range shot in the 2-1 home victory against Morecambe, April 2015)
Most Outstanding Moment: 2014/5: 1-0 win over Hartlepool (April 2015, Russ Penn collected the award on behalf of the team)
Goal Of The Season: 2013/4: Wes Fletcher (header in the 4-2 home victory against Portsmouth, September 2013)
Most Outstanding Moment: 2013/4: Michael Coulson (Free kick that secured a play-off place against Newport, April 2014)
Keith Walwyn Memorial Golden Boot award (season's top scorer): 2021/2: Clayton Donaldson; 2014/5: Jake Hyde; 2013/4: Wes Fletcher; 2009/10 (sponsored by Andy Wood, presented by City Manager Martin Foyle): Richard Brodie. Brodie, the delighted England ‘C’ international said afterwards, “It’s a massive honour for your team-mates to recognise what you do. I would not have scored the goals without the rest of the players though, and I think a lot of them could have won the award".
Harrogate Minstermen Player Of The Year: 2014/5 - Keith Lowe; 2013/4: Lanre Oyebanjo; 2012/13: Daniel Parslow; 2010/11: Daniel Parslow; 2005/6: Andy Bishop; 2003/4: Dave Merris; 2002/3: Chris Brass; 2001/2 (1^st Awarded): Alan Fettis. In 2012/13, Daniel Parslow became the third 2 time winner after Andy Bishop and Richard Brodie.
East Riding Minstermen Player Of The Year: 2014/5: Keith Lowe
Pocklington Minstermen Player Of The Year: 2013/4: Keith Lowe
Malton Minstermen Player Of The Year: 2005/6: Andy Bishop
CPP Player of the Year (for the player who makes the most significant contribution representing the club in the community): 2015/6: Russell Penn (Community Player Of The Year); 2014/5: Michael Ingham; 2013/4: Tom Allan; 2010/11: Neil Barrett; 2009/10: Michael Ingham; 2006/7 and 2007/8: Daniel Parslow; 2005/6: Chris Porter