The premier league’s player-coach won the inaugural Club Player of the Year at the Mudgee Dragons’ presentation night at Club Mudgee on Saturday.

Afamasaga had a stellar season for the red V, which saw him represent Group 10 and Western Rams, and get selected for the NSW Country Bulls team.

He played a starring role in the Dragons’ 10 consecutive victories, which helped to win the competition’s top award last month.

However, his season came to an abrupt end against Oberon where he fractured his fibula.

In other club awards, Keith McLean and Carol Doherty were joint winners of the Club Person of the Year award, and Russell Moriarty and Billy Roberts were Supporters of the Year.

Todd Munn was rewarded for his sensational year by being named as premier league’s best and fairest player.

Munn was a deserving recipient of the award having played consistently all year.

Not surprisingly Corin Smith won the top try scorer of the year having scored 28 tries in the season. He was subsequently voted the team’s players’ player.

Co-captain Jared Robinson, his first season back playing at hooker since 2007, was named the best forward, while halfback Tim Condon picked up the best back award.

Ben Thompson received the coach’s award, Sebastian Flack was named most improved and Josh Crowe was Rookie of the Year.

Inspirational injured forward Henry Fisher was named best and fairest for first division.

Fisher broke his neck against Bathurst St Pat’s late in the season.

Ray Thorn picked up the players’ player award and Scott Callaghan won the coach’s award.

Most improved was Bryce Hanson, and Mitch Stait and Kurt Thompson won the best forward and back awards respectively.

Zac Adams won the best and fairest-players’ player for the under 18s having represented Group 10 and Western Rams in the age group.

Twins Daniel and Brandon Butler shared the most improved trophy, best forward was Balin Leonard, best back was Jay Boyton and Josh Wilson-Tuckey won the coaches’ award.

The Dragons’ ladies league tag team had an exceptional season making the semi-finals in their first year.

The team won nine of their last 11 matches.

After she was nominated for the division’s top award, Sally Harris was named best and fairest for Mudgee.

Players’ player was Kelsie Sibley, coach’s award went to Peta Newsome and Anna McKid won the commitment award.

Kristen Robison was the most improved, Kelly Dowdy the best attacker and Caitlin Shoulders was the best defender.

Bec Spinner (league tag), Luke Radzevic (under 18s), Mitch Stait (first division) and Ben Thompson (premier league and overall) were named the club’s best trainers.

Top point scorers were Tom Lewsley (premier league and overall), Scott Callaghan (first division), Zac Adams (under 18s) and Haley Joseph (league tag).