Honiton Hornets awards - Margaret Williams Chairman’s Cup win for Jackie Pinn
Honiton Hornets Hockey Club players who won awards at the clubs 2017/18 season Awards Evening. Back row (left to right) Katrina Tucker, Amy Phillips, Kathryn Empson, Jackie Pinn. Front row (left to right) Abi Glinn, Chiara Charteris. - Credit: Archant
At their recent annual Awards Dinner, Honiton Hornets Hockey Club presented their new Margaret Williams Chairman’s Cup for the first time.
The daughter of the late Mags Williams, Ali Davey, presents the new Margaret Williams Chairman's Cup to Jackie Pinn at the Honiton Hornets Hockey Club Awards Evening. - Credit: Archant
The trophy was given to the club in honour of the late Mags Williams, a founder member of the club, chairman and umpire.
The trophy was presented by Mags’ daughter Ali Davey, herself a past player and captain of the club.
The first recipient of the trophy, chosen by the current chairman for her services to the club, was Jackie Pinn. Jackie played and umpired alongside Mags for many years and is their current and much valued umpire.
Other recipients of the trophies were: Top goalscorer - Katrina Tucker; Player’s Player - Katrina Tucker; Club Member - Amy Phillips; Most improved - Abi Glinn; Most promising - Chiara Charteris; Young player - Katrina Tucker; Senior player - Kathryn Empson; Calamity Jane - Kathryn Empson
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Honiton Hornets will start training again in early September.
In the meantime they are hosting a Ladies’ Hockey World Cup Final afternoon on Sunday, August 5, at Honiton Rugby Club – all welcome to come along and watch the final with them.
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