Equine and agriculture students received the following awards; Level 3 Work-Based Diploma in Agriculture - Ian Dorrian, Omagh; Brian Maguire, Newtownbutler; Mark McFarland, Newtownstewart; Jason McKenzie, Tempo; Owen Taggart, Omagh.
Level 2 Work-Based Diploma in Agriculture - Declan Dolan, Derrygonnelly; Christopher Irwin, Fivemiletown; Sean Murphy, Fivemiletown.
Level 2 Award in Agriculture(day release) - Neil Kee, Strabane; Aiden McBride, Plumbridge.
Level 2 Work-Based Diploma in Agriculture (multi-skilling) - Ryan Cooke, Armagh; Conall Daly, Omagh; Stephen Doyle, Newry; Gary Elliott, Newtownbutler; Conor Fitzpatrick, Rathfriland; David Fleming, Omagh; Henry Giles, Omagh; Christopher Gribben, Newry; James Irvine, Kilkeel; Niall Killen, Newry; Ryan Lucas, Dungannon; Mark McDowell, Rathfriland; Cormac McGarvey, Newtownhamilton; Niall McGuinness, Armagh; Ciaran McNulty, Omagh; Michael Murnion, Newry; Christopher Patterson, Irvinestown; Shane Quinn, Dungannon; Andrew Williamson, Newtownbutler.
Level 2 Certificate in Agriculture(multi-skilling) - Brendan Magee, Mayobridge;.
Level 2 Award in Agriculture(multi-skilling) - Shane Branagan, Hilltown; Jonathan Watt, Newtownhamilton.
BSc)Hons) Degree in Equine Management - 1st overall; Andrew Ross; 2, Martina Dunne.
Vaughan Trust Award for top final year degree student - Andrew Ross.
Tullyraine House Cup, top final year degree student - Andrew Ross.
Irish Draught Horse Society Cup, best dissertation by final year degree student - Andrew Ross Vaughan Trust Awards, BSc(Hons) Degree in Equine Management - First year overall - Kathryn Boyd; second year overall - Craig Rountree.
Foundation Degree in Equine Management - First year overall - Anna Wallace; final year overall - Annalice Cullen.
Irish Thoroughbred Breeders Association Cup, Degree second year student with best marks for practical coursework - Kyle Hayes.
Northern Bank Trophy, first year foundation degree in equine management, best marks in business management - Janet Furlong.
Erne Veterinary Group Cup, best practical mark in work placement for Foundation Degree - Annalice Cullen.
Elanco Animal Health Prize, top Foundation Degree final year student, applied investigative project - Annalice Cullen.
BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Horse Management - 1, Aobheann McCabe.
Vaughan Trust Award for top Level 3 extended diploma in Horse Management Students - final year; Aobheann McCabe; first year; Gabrielle Percival.
Hart Prize, best performance in first year BTEC Level 3 Extended Diplomas in Horse Management - Leanne Buchanan.
BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Horse Care - 1, Mark Walker.
Thompson Cup, best performance on BTEC Level 2 Diploma - Mark Walker Vaughan Trust Award, top practical Level 2 Diplomas student - Kerry McTeggart.
Forging Cup, best performance in forgework examination - Michael Hodson.
Paul Duddy Cup, best endeavour in forgery - Angus Holmes.
Forster Richardson Trophy, leading Point to Point rider - Danielle McKeever.
Glenalla Cup, contribution to Enniskillen Campus Racing Club - Mark Rapple.
NI Dressage Society Cup, best dressage performance - Ian McCluggage.
Equine Business Club Cup, most commitment to riding club - Zara Doyle.
Equestrian and Farm Feeds Cup, most progress during year - Kirsty Wilson.
Response Cup, best showjumping performance - Sarah Manders.
Vaughan Trust Travel Awards,top two students in Level 2 and Level 3, Diploma in Agriculture - Joe Milligan, David Fleming, Owen Taggart, Jason McKenzie.
Ulster Bank Cup, top student in Level 2 Diploma in Agriculture - David Fleming William Wilson Cup, top dairying student on Level 3 Diploma in Agriculture - Owen Taggart.
Fermanagh Cup, top multi-skilling Fermanagh student - Andrew Williamson.
South Tyrone Cup, top multi-skilling Tyrone student - David Fleming.
UFU Prize, first in practical work - Andrew Williamson.
Fermanagh Grassland Club prize, best grass skills - Sean Murphy West Prize, best endeavour in Diploma in Agriculture - Jason McKenzie.
YFCU prize, best progress - Christopher Irwin.
Greenmount Association Cup, top multi-skilling student - David Fleming.
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