COWDEN midfielder Jack Allan picked up two player of the year awards at the club’s annual ceremony on Saturday night.
In his first season with at Central Park the 26-year-old was rewarded for a fine Lowland League campaign which saw the Blue Brazil finish 11th.
The Player of the Year awards took place at Wee Jimmies pub, shortly after Cowdenbeath wrapped up the season with a 3-0 home win over Hearts B.
Allan won the The Wee Jimmies Cowdenbeath Supporters Club Player of the Year and also the CFC/Official Supporters Club Player of the Year trophy.
The latter has been presented every year since 1963.
In the Players’ Player of the Year award, Allan and Rhys Walker finished second and third respectively.
The winner, as voted by his teammates, was Jack Denham.
The Hooky Leonard Trophy, for the club’s top scorer, went to Dylan Mauchin who took his tally for the season to 11 goals with a double against the wee Jambos.
He also featured in the Goal of the Season award, finishing third for his strike against Celtic B.
Stuart McDowell claimed the top two spots, with his strike against Clydebank in second place and his effort against East Stirlingshire taking first.
Kit managers Dale Smart and Michael Dunster named Rhys Walker as their Player of the Year.
Harvey Petrie, who had earlier been named Man of the Match against Hearts B, received the Angus Alchemy Award for the most Man of the Match awards over the season.
Sam Newman and Nat Wedderburn were both presented with silver salvers for reaching 100 appearances for the club.
The Andy Forbes Trophy, presented by Andy Forbes Jnr, is awarded by the Cowdenbeath FC ball boys and girls to their favourite player. This year’s recipient was Dylan Mauchin.
There was also an award from Cowden in the Community for Young Supporter of the Year.
This year’s winner was Teddy Chalmers, honoured for the player portraits he has been creating throughout the season.
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