Kent Exiles End of Season Award Winners 2018
Take a look at all our award winners within all age groups for the season of 2018. It was a fantastic evening and everyone was a worthy winner. Let’s make 2019/2020 an even better season for The Exiles!
Kent Exiles U16’s ‘Outlaws’
| Rookie of the Year | Bailey Man |
| Offensive MVP | Noha Troudart |
| Defensive MVP | Adeyemi Adesanya-Shine |
| Most Improved Player | Daniel Moscozo |
| Coaches Award | Elliott Pearson |
| Players Player of the Year | Noha Troudart |
Kent Exiles U16’s ‘Rebels’
| Rookie of the Year | Benjy Quartey |
| Offensive MVP | George Reynolds |
| Defensive MVP | Sam Leatham |
| Most Improved Player | Nick Benstead |
| Coaches Award | Sam Pantlin |
| Players Player of the Year | Tom Slade |
Kent Exiles U19’s
| Rookie of the Year | Bolaji Adewale |
| Lineman MVP | Joe Rowe |
| Offensive MVP | Joshua Quartey |
| Defensive MVP | Theo Alexis |
| Most Improved Player | Alfie West |
| Coaches Award | Callum O’Neill |
| Players Player of the Year | Bolaji Adewale |
Kent Exiles Women
| Rookie of the Year | Vicki Hellard |
| Offensive MVP | Renee Moscozo Videz |
| Defensive MVP | Karen Alexis |
| Most Improved Player | Kirsty McIntyre |
| Coaches Award | Nai Moore |
| Players Player of the Year | Sarah Miller |
Kent Exiles Adults
| Rookie of the Year | Ian Whitehead |
| Lineman MVP | Joe Edwards |
| Special Teams MVP | Harry Kent |
| Offensive MVP | Dan Exell |
| Defensive MVP | Miguel Pascal Johnson |
| Most Improved Player | James Cook |
| Ironman Award | Ian Whitehead |
| Coaches Award | John Slade |
| Players Player of the Year | James Cook |
Kent Exiles Coach of the Year – The Tony Bainbridge Award
Awarded to John Moore for leading the Adult team to the South East Conference Title and then onto the Southern Championship and promotion to the Premier Division for the first time in Exiles history.
Kent Exile of the Year
Awarded to Elliott Pearson – Elliott is a Linebacker and team captain of the Outlaws U16 team, and has played well this year. He epitomises what coaches look for in a player having played 2 full tournaments in different positions (Centre and Quarterback) without any question except “what do you need me to do coach?”
