Scottish Football League yearly awards

This article lists the winners of the annual end-of-season awards in the Scottish Football League (SFL).

The end-of-season annual awards were made by the Scottish Football League (SFL) until the league ceased operating after the end of the 2012–13 season. The awards were presented by the various sponsors of the Scottish Football League (SFL), including Bell's (1994–1998 and 1999–2006) and Irn-Bru (2007–2013).[1][2][3]

Winners

Before 1998
Season Award Winner Club Ref
1994–95 Scottish Manager of the Year Jimmy NichollRaith Rovers [4]
Premier Division Manager of the Year Jim JefferiesFalkirk
First Division Manager of the Year Allan McGrawGreenock Morton
Third Division Manager of the Year Tommy CampbellForfar Athletic
1995–96 Scottish Manager of the Year Walter SmithRangers [5][6]
First Division Manager of the Year Allan McGrawGreenock Morton
Second Division Manager of the Year Kevin DrinkellStirling Albion
Third Division Manager of the Year Jim LeishmanLivingston
1996–97 Second Division Manager of the Year Jim LeishmanLivingston [7][8][9]
Third Division Manager of the Year Steve PatersonInverness CT
Young Player of the Year Alex BurkeKilmarnock
1997–98 Scottish Manager of the Year Jim JefferiesHeart of Midlothian [10]

1998–2006
Season First Division Manager Second Division Manager Third Division Manager Ref
Winner Club Winner Club Winner Club
1999–2000 Tom Hendrie St Mirren Allan Maitland Clyde John McCormack Queen's Park [11]
2000–01 Jim Leishman Livingston John Lambie[12] Partick Thistle Ally Dawson Hamilton Academical [13][14]
2001–02 John Lambie Partick Thistle John Connolly[15] Queen of the South Dick Campbell Brechin City [16][17][18]
2002–03 Alan Kernaghan[19] Clyde Antonio Calderón[20] /
Dick Campbell		 Raith Rovers /
Brechin City		 Ian Wilson Peterhead [21]
2003–04 John Robertson[22] Inverness CT Neil Watt[23] Stranraer
2004–05 John Hughes[24] Falkirk Neil Watt[23] Stranraer Rowan Alexander[25] Gretna [26][27]
2005–06 Gus McPherson St Mirren Rowan Alexander Gretna Mixu Paatelainen Cowdenbeath [28]
Season SFL Player SFL Young Player Ref
Winner Club Winner Club
1999–2000 Mark Yardley St Mirren Brian Carrigan Clyde [11]
2000–01 David Bingham Livingston Mark Kerr Falkirk [13]
2001–02 Owen Coyle[29] Airdrieonians Alex Williams Stirling Albion [16][17][18]
2002–03 Owen Coyle[29] Falkirk Lee Miller[30] Falkirk [21]
2004–05 Kenny Deuchar Gretna Darryl Duffy Falkirk [26][27]
2005–06 John Rankin[31] Ross County
Season Other Award(s) Winner Club Ref
2000–01 Team of the SeasonLivingston [13]
Fair Play AwardPartick Thistle
Pie of the YearEast Fife
2001–02 Bell's Angel (Fair Play)East Fife [17]
Pie of the YearClyde[32]
2003–04 Fair Play AwardQueen of the South[15][27]
Fan of the YearIan BlackQueen of the South[15]
2004–05 Lifetime Achievement Award Willie Young [26]
Fair Play AwardGretna[27]
Fan of the YearColin MitchellHamilton Academical
Supporters Bar of the YearThe Port CullisArbroath
Pie of the YearEast Fife

2007–2013
Season First Division Manager Second Division Manager Third Division Manager Ref
Winner Club Winner Club Winner Club
2007–08 Billy Reid[33]Hamilton Academical Derek AdamsRoss County Dave BaikieEast Fife [34]
2008–09 Derek McInnesSt Johnstone John McGlynnRaith Rovers Jim ChapmanDumbarton [35]
2009–10 Terry ButcherInverness CT Allan MooreStirling Albion Gary BollanLivingston [36][37]
2010–11 Jim McIntyreDunfermline Athletic Gary BollanLivingston Paul SheerinArbroath [38][39]
2011–12 Derek AdamsRoss County Colin CameronCowdenbeath Paul HartleyAlloa Athletic [40][41]
2012–13 Ian MurrayDumbarton Allan Johnston[42]Queen of the South Alistair McCoistRangers [43]
Season First Division Player Second Division Player Third Division Player Ref
Winner Club Winner Club Winner Club
2007–08 Richard Offiong[33]Hamilton Academical Andy BarrowmanRoss County Jonathan SmartEast Fife [34]
2008–09 Gary HarkinsPartick Thistle Bryan PruntyAyr United Bobby BarrAlbion Rovers [35]
2009–10 Adam RooneyInverness CT Rory McAllisterBrechin City Robbie WintersLivingston [36][37]
2010–11 John BairdRaith Rovers Rory McAllisterBrechin City Gavin SwankieArbroath [38][39]
2011–12 Colin McMenaminRoss County Ryan DonnellyAirdrie United Stevie MayAlloa Athletic [40][41]
2012–13 Lyle TaylorFalkirk Nicky Clark[42]Queen of the South David AndersonQueen’s Park [43]
Season SFL Young Player Goal of the Season Phenomenal Achievement Ref
Winner Club Winner Club Winner Club
2007–08 James McCarthy[33]Hamilton Academical Gordon ChisholmQueen of the South [34]
2008–09 Leigh GriffithsLivingston Liam CraigSt Johnstone Jim McInallyEast Stirlingshire [35]
2009–10 Leigh GriffithsDundee Jonathan SmartEast Fife Derek AdamsRoss County [36][37]
2010–11 Josh FalkinghamArbroath Willie McLarenQueen of the South Barry SmithDundee [38][39]
2011–12 Stevie MayAlloa Athletic Keigan ParkerAyr United Derek AdamsRoss County [40][41]
2012–13 Stevie MayHamilton Academical Bryan PruntyDumbarton Dennis McClearyBerwick Rangers [43]
Season Team of the Season Ginger Boot Ref
Winner Club
2007–08 Hamilton Academical[33] award didn't exist[44][45] [34]
2008–09 St Johnstone [35]
2009–10 Ross County [36][37]
2010–11 Raith Rovers Mark Roberts
Iain Russell
Gavin Swankie		Ayr United
Livingston
Arbroath		 [38][39]
2011–12 Ross County Martin BoyleMontrose [40][41]
2012–13 Queen of the South[42] Nicky Clark[42]Queen of the South [43]
Season Other Award(s) Winner Club Ref
2008–09 Phenomenal Contribution of the Season Harry Cairney Annan Athletic [35]
2009–10 Phenomenal Achievement over the Past Three Seasons Derek Adams Ross County [36][37]
2012–13 Goalkeeper of the Season Lee Robinson[42] Queen of the South [43]

See also

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