AAA OF ENGLAND AWARDS for 2006
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The Dame Marea Hartman Award
Awarded annually to the English female athlete who is adjudged to be the outstanding athlete of the year

Rebecca Lyne – Hallamshire Harriers
Bronze medal in 800m at European Championships (1 min 58.45 secs)

The C N Jackson Memorial Cup
Awarded annually to the English male athlete who is adjudged to be the outstanding athlete of the year

Mohamed Farah – Newham and Essex Beagles
Silver medal in 5,000m at European Championships (13mins 44.79 secs)

The Harvey Memorial Cup
Awarded annually to the competitor in the Senior AAA of England Championships who is adjudged to be the best male Champion of the year

Greg Rutherford – Marshall Milton Keynes A.C.
Winner of the Long Jump with 8.26 metres

Lord Hawke Cup
Awarded annually to the competitor in the Senior AAA of England Championships who is adjudged to be the best female Champion of the year

Joice Maduaka – Woodford Green A.C. with Essex Ladies
Winner of 100m (11.23 secs) and 200m (23.24 secs)

John Thornton Award     
Awarded annually to the United Kingdom male competitor who is adjudged to have accomplished the best High Hurdles performance during the year in the United Kingdom.

Andrew Turner – Sale Harriers Manchester
Winner of AAA of England title in 13.24w

The Carborundum Golden Jubilee Trophy
Awarded annually to the United Kingdom male competitor who is adjudged to have accomplished the best Track Event performance at the AAA of England Senior Championships

Andrew Turner – Sale Harriers Manchester
Winner of 110m Hurdles in 13.24w

W J Pepper Memorial Trophy
Awarded annually to the United Kingdom male competitor who is adjudged to have accomplished the best Field Event performance at the AAA of England Senior Championships.

Greg Rutherford – Marshall Milton Keynes A.C.
8.26 metres to win the Long Jump

The Pepsi Cola Award
Awarded annually to the United Kingdom Junior male athlete adjudged to have accomplished the best performance at the AAA of England Senior Championships

Martyn Rooney – Croydon Harriers
Silver medal in the 400 metres in 46.20 secs

Lady Reed Trophy
Awarded annually to the English female athlete who is adjudged to have accomplished the best Field Event performance anywhere in Great Britain in Senior Competition

Kelly Sotherton – Birchfield Harriers
6.67 metres in Long Jump at the British Grand Prix meeting at Gateshead

The Nelson Neal Trophy
Awarded annually to the English female competitor who is adjudged to have accomplished the best multi-event performance during the year anywhere in the world

Kelly Sotherton – Birchfield Harriers
6396 points in winning the Commonwealth Games in Melbourne

Phillips Award
Awarded annually to the English male or female competitor who is adjudged to have accomplished the best performance at the AAA of England Senior Indoor Championships

Nicola Sanders – Windsor, Slough, Eton and Hounslow A.C.
Winner of the 400 metres in 50.72 secs  

Denis Smith Trophy
Awarded annually to the English male or female competitor who is adjudged to have accomplished the best sprint performance at the AAA of England Indoor Senior Championships.

Tim Abeyie – Woodford Green A. C. with Essex Ladies
Winner of the 200 metres in 20.96 secs     

George Hogsflesh Memorial Trophy
Awarded annually to the English male Junior athlete who is adjudged to be the outstanding Track and Field athlete of the year.

Harry Aikines-Aryeetey - Sutton & District & District A.C.
I.A.A.F. World Junior 100 metres Champion (10.37 secs) and member of bronze medal team in World Junior 4 x 100 metres relay 

Joe Turner Memorial Trophy
Awarded annually to the English Competitor in the U20 AAA of England Championships who is adjudged to be the best male Junior Champion of the year.

Alex Smith – Sale Harriers Manchester
Winner of the Hammer with 72.85 metres 

British Athletics Supporters Club Cup (Stella Preston Cup)
Awarded annually to the English competitor in the U20 AAA of England Championships who is adjudged to be the best female Junior Champion of the year.

Amy Harris – Birchfield Harriers
Winner of the Long Jump with 6.40 metres

Armitage Trophy
Awarded annually to the English Junior female athlete who is adjudged to have accomplished the best throwing performance during the year anywhere in the world.

Sarah Holt – Sale Harriers Manchester
Hammer throw of 57.45 metres in Finland

Jack Crump Memorial Trophy
Awarded annually to the English male U17 athlete who is adjudged to be the outstanding U17 Track and Field athlete of the year

Chris Clarke – Marshall Milton Keynes A.C.
200 metres in 21.16 secs (3^rd on all-time list) and 400 metres in 47.18 secs (4^th on all-time list).  He was also a member of bronze medal team in the World Junior 4 x 400 metres relay.

Intermediate Trophy
Awarded annually to the English competitor in the U17 AAA of England Championships who is adjudged to be the best female U17 Champion of the year.

Meghan Beesley – Tamworth A.C.
Winner of the 300 metre Hurdles in  41.41 secs - a UK U17 record.
 
Girls Trophy
Awarded annually to the English competitor in the U15 AAA of England Championships who is adjudged to be the best female U15 Champion of the year

Shaunna Thompson – Sale Harriers Manchester
Winner of the 100 metres in 11.89 secs 

The Les Golding Boys Trophy
Awarded annually to the English competitor in the U15 AAA of England Championships who is adjudged to be the best male U15 Champion of the year.

Rhion Samuel – Enfield and Haringey A.C.
Winner of the 200 metres in 22.21 secs (2^nd on all-time list)