Ross County footballers, coaches and volunteers nominated for national awards.
Ross County footballers, coaches and volunteers have been nominated for awards at the Scottish Women’s Football Awards which will take place next month.
Two Ross County players, Daisy Fraser and Keira Syrjanen, have been nominated for the Highlands and Islands Player of the Year Award.
Rebecca McMillan of Buckie and Bethany Sutherland of Sutherland Women have also been nominated.
In addition, Syrjanen has been nominated for the SportScotland Youth Player of the Year award.
She is up against Sophie Ambrosini (Rossvale), Laura Berry (Motherwell/Rangers) and Jessica Husband (Heart of Midlothian),
Glenda Scobbie of Ross County has been nominated for the Volunteer of the Year award.
She is up against John Beatt (Dryburgh Athletic), Gary Cother (Annan Athletic) and Karen Mason (Inverness Caledonian Thistle).
Iain Maciver from Ross County has been nominated for the youth coach of the year award.
He is up against Paul Murray (Bayside), Steven McLean (Jeanfield Swifts) and Mick Docherty (Rossvale).
Ross County have also been nominated for the Sustainable Club of the Year Award.
The award winners will be revealed at a ceremony in Glasgow on Saturday, November 30 at Hampden Park in Glasgow.
Full SWF Awards nomination list.
SundayPost Volunteer of the Year:
John Beatt (Dryburgh Athletic), Gary Cother (Annan Athletic), Karen Mason (Inverness Caledonian Thistle), Glenda Scobbie (Ross County)
Highlands and Islands Player of the Year:
Rebecca McMillan (Buckie Ladies), Bethany Sutherland (Sutherland Women), Daisy Fraser (Ross County), Keira Syrjanen (Ross County)
Youth Team of the Year:
Ross County u18s, Bayside YPL, Musselburgh Windsor YPL, Glasgow Girls U14s
Sportscotland Youth Player of the Year:
Sophie Ambrosini (Rossvale), Laura Berry (Motherwell/Rangers), Jessica Husband (Heart of Midlothian), Keira Syrjanen (Ross County)
Youth Coach of the Year:
Paul Murray (Bayside), Steven McLean (Jeanfield Swifts), Mick Docherty (Rossvale), Iain Maciver (Ross County)
SWFL Player of the Year:
Katie Hay (Armadale Ladies), Claire Hutton (Dunipace), Alex Davie (Dunfermline Athletic), Sarah Tait (Ayr United Development/Cambusdoon)
SWFL Coach of the Year:
Jamie Williamson (Armadale Thistle), Lauren Johnstone (Ayr United Development/Cambusdoon), Stuart Wood (Inverurie Locos), David Gaw (Kilwinning FA)
Barclays League One Player of the Year:
Rosie Alexander, Eva Ralston (both Stenhousemuir), Holly Ovens (Queen of the South), Katie White (Forfar Farmington)
Barclays Championship Player of the Year:
Megan Whiteford, Jemma McQuillan (both Rossvale), Clare Docherty (Ayr United), Brodie Rigby Wilson (East Fife)
Barclays Championship and League One Coach of the Year:
Julie McSherry (Rossvale), Jack Cameron (Stenhousemuir), Craig Potter (Ayr United)
SWPL1 Player of the Year:
Caitlin Hayes (Celtic), *Kirsty Howat (Rangers), Amy Gallacher (Celtic), Bayley Hutchison (Aberdeen/Heart of Midlothian),
SWPL 2 Player of the Year:
Ellie Kane (Queen’s Park), Dionne Brown (Kilmarnock), Ellie-May Cowie (St Johnstone), *Kaela McDonald-Nguah (Gartcairn)
SWPL Coach of the Year:
Eva Olid (Hearts), Jo Potter (Rangers), Elena Sadiku (Celtic), Brian Graham (Partick Thistle)
International Player of the Year:
Erin Cuthbert (Chelsea), Claire Emslie (Angel City), Kirsty Hanson (Aston Villa) Christy Grimshaw (AC Milan)
ScottishPower Sustainable Club of the Year
Rossvale, Armadale Thistle, Ross County, Westdyke
Kat Lindner Award for Outstanding Athletic and Academic Achievement:
Kelly Clark (Celtic), Tessel Middag (Rangers), Josephine Giard (Hamilton)