The Illawarra Steelers have wrapped up their 2024 junior representatives season recognising a number of their young stars.
The presentations were held over a pair of nights with players from all four of the club's junior representatives sides receiving awards.
The Steelers Tarsha Gale Cup squad put together a historic season winning all eight of their regular season outings and both of their finals encounters en route to a dominant premiership victory.
Captain Kasey Reh was awarded the side's Player of the Year with front rower Hope Millard taking home the Coaches' Award.
It proved a fitting honour for Reh who also took out the Tarsha Gale Cup Player of the Series award last month.
Chelsea Savill received the Brian Surtees Memorial Trophy recognising the club's highest points-scorer becoming the first women's player to win the award.
She also managed the highest tally (64) across the three years in which the trophy has been awarded.
Skipper Daniel Meafou and centre Hayden Buchanan shared the SG Ball Cup Player of the Year award with Isaac Laughton receiving the Coaches' Award.
Shaun Timmins' men managed to survive a growing casualties list across the backend of the year - including a season-ending injury injury suffered by Meafou - to qualify for the postseason before eventually falling to the Knights.
Jack Talbott took home the Harold Matthews Cup Player of the Year award with Cooper Morris the recipient of the side's Coaches' Award.
Tori Shipton and Tahlia O'Brien were the co-winners of the Lisa Fiaola Cup Player of the Year award with Michala Hardy earning the Coaches' Award.
