League Winners

2025 – 2026

Regional

Region A Winners – Greater Manchester Falcons

Region B Winners – RNC Academy

Region C Winners – Watford Wizards

Intermediate

North League Winners – Blackburn Bullets

South League Winners – Croysutt Warriors

Super League

Super League Winners – Fenland Tigers

Cups

Regional Shield Winners – Winchester Kings

Intermediate Trophy Winners – RNC Academy

Goalfix Cup Winners – Fen Tigers

Top Goalscorers

2025 – 2026

Regional

Region A Male Top Goalscorer – Izera Tjatindi (Greater Manchester Falcons)

Region A Female Top Goalscorer – Beth Cameron (Northern Allstars)

Region B Male Top Goalscorer – Ishaq Islam (RNC Academy) 

Region B Female Top Goalscorer  – Megan Price (South Wales Dragons) 

Region C Male Top Goalscorer – Chris Fawcett (Chelmsford) 

Region C Male Female Top Goalscorer – Orla Fitzgerald (Watford Wizards)  

Intermediate North Male Top Goalscorer  – David Hardman (Blackburn Bullets) 

Intermediate North Female Top Goalscorer – Chelsea Hudson (Northern Allstars) 

Intermediate South Male Top Goalscorer – Jay Stallard (Winchester Kings)

Intermediate South Female Top Goalscorer  – Sarah Leiter (Cambridge Dons)

Super League Male Top Goalscorer  – Sigurd Lund (Fen Tigers)

Super League Female Top Goalscorer – Chelsea Hudson  (Northern Allstars)

Player of the Season

This award will go to a player who has been outstanding on court for their club. They may have been excellent in attack, outstanding in defence or shown fantastic leadership within their team. During the season, they may have developed their game and/or helped their club achieve success.

2025 – 2026

Tegan with her 25/26 Player of the Season Award

Player of the Season – Tegan Booth (RNC Academy)

Keith Lound (Service to Sport) Award

This award will go to someone who goes above and beyond the call of duty to assist in the development, facilitation and improved participation of the sport of goalball. They might have taken more responsibility, gone the extra mile, been particularly helpful and all this, very often in a quiet and unassuming way. The award can go to anyone involved in goalball; players, coaches, officials, and volunteers.

Background of Keith Lound

When Keith was involved with goalball he became very aware of what volunteers did for the sport and how the sport would not function without volunteers.  So it is particularly apt that we recognise the contribution that people like him make to the sport every year. For those who do not know about Keith: he came into goalball as a father of a player, in time he became our Chairman, he became a top referee and officiated at the Beijing Paralympics. He led the application and organisation for the Worlds in 2010.   He certainly took on more than he could have foreseen when he first came into the sport that day when he first brought his son along!

2025 – 2026

Bev Bu-Rashid with the Keith Lound Service to Sport Award

Keith Lound (Service to Sport) Award – Bev Bu-Rashid