The Brendan Keogh Youth League held its annual dinner in the Silver Birch Hotel in Omagh on Friday evening where the league distributed its annual Fair Play awards and Services to Youth Football.
There was also a special presentation to Joe Crawford of West Ulster Finance who have sponsored the Fair Play Awards from their inception 15 years ago.
Killen Rangers were the overall winners of the Fair Play awards winning three individual sections while Ballinamallard United U14 and Mountjoy United U15 also collected individual awards.
There was further recognition for Mountjoy United when Ken Armstrong won the Services to Youth Football while Fivemiletown United’s Chris McDowell won the most sporting coach accolade.
The new Brendan Keogh Youth League starts in the coming weeks with competitive football in five different age groups as this league continues to go from strength to strength.
Services to Youth Football Ken (Boon) Armstrong Mountjoy United Most Sporting Coach Chris McDowell Fivemiletown United Fair Play Award Winners U16 Killen Rangers U15 Mountjoy United U14 Ballinamallard United U13 Killen Rangers U11 Killen Rangers Overall Fair Play Award Killen Rangers
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