The votes are in. The count is over. And you can meet the winners from the Supporters' Awards Evening in the Tigers matchday programme.
Scott Hamilton was the main winner in the only vote that counted this week, walking off with the Supporters’ Player of the Year Award.
“It was completely unexpected,” he said.
Read the thoughts of the other big winners Ben Youngs, Geoff Parling, Martin Castrogiovanni and Lewis Moody, the recipient of the Outstanding Service Award.
And don’t miss George Chuter’s Inside Line column in which the Tigers and England hooker gives us his own take on the awards season.
We look ahead to Walk4Matt10, this year’s 110-mile trek along the Grand Union Canal from Rugby to Twickenham to raise money for the Matt Hampson Trust, among other notable causes.
We also look back on a thrilling victory for the Development XV over Harlequins A in the Premier Rugby A League Final.
And we meet a Tiger who was a runner-up in a national wrestling competition – but had to share his wrestling suit with his pal.
All in your Tigers matchday programme, priced £3, available around Welford Road today.
Scott Hamilton was the main winner in the only vote that counted this week, walking off with the Supporters’ Player of the Year Award.
“It was completely unexpected,” he said.
Read the thoughts of the other big winners Ben Youngs, Geoff Parling, Martin Castrogiovanni and Lewis Moody, the recipient of the Outstanding Service Award.
And don’t miss George Chuter’s Inside Line column in which the Tigers and England hooker gives us his own take on the awards season.
We look ahead to Walk4Matt10, this year’s 110-mile trek along the Grand Union Canal from Rugby to Twickenham to raise money for the Matt Hampson Trust, among other notable causes.
We also look back on a thrilling victory for the Development XV over Harlequins A in the Premier Rugby A League Final.
And we meet a Tiger who was a runner-up in a national wrestling competition – but had to share his wrestling suit with his pal.
All in your Tigers matchday programme, priced £3, available around Welford Road today.
