Northampton Saints supporters can now cast their votes for the Club’s 2023/24 Season Awards.
With the winners announced at next month’s Season Awards Dinner – supported once again by headline sponsor GRS and hosted by David Flatman – the event is set for the evening of Tuesday 14 May, with voting now open until Monday 6 May.
A series of awards are available to be voted on by supporters; the cinch Supporters’ Player of the Season, Michael Jones Jeweller Breakthrough Player, GRAF UK Young Player are all up for grabs, as well as WAIB Try of the Season.
The Carlsberg Players’ Player of the Season award will be voted on by the senior Saints squad, meanwhile the BC Workspaces Moment of the Season (so far) award also returns for this year’s event.
Those who have hit significant appearance milestones for Northampton this season will be recognised for their contribution to the Club at the event held inside a marquee at cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens.
Every player in the Saints squad who has made ten or more senior appearances this term* is eligible for the cinch Supporters’ Player of the Season award, while shortlists have been drawn up by the Club’s coaches for the Michael Jones Jeweller Breakthrough Player, GRAF UK Young Player, WAIB Try and BC Workspaces Moment of the Season (so far) prizes.
To refresh your memory for the Try of the Season award, the seven best Saints scores (as selected by the Club’s coaches) from the 2023-24 campaign so far are available to watch here:
And you can take a look at the shortlist for the Moment of the Season (so far) award as well, with Saints’ coaches picking seven special moments from the season to date:
2023/24 Season Awards Dinner, presented by GRS Group
- Date: Tuesday 14 May 2024
- Time: Welcome drinks from 6.30pm
- Venue: cinch Stadium at Franklin’s Gardens
- Menu: Four-course meal with British cheese selection, tea and coffee included
- Dress code: Black tie and cocktail dresses
- Price: Limited Gold Packages remain available – please see full details by clicking below.
* Correct as of 22 April.
