Long Eaton Victoria Angling Society

Established in 1880

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ANNUAL PRESENTATION

Sunday, 16 February 2020 12:48

ANNUAL PRESENTATION EVENING (FOR 2019 YEAR)

 On Saturday 15 February 2020, 40 members and friends of the Long Eaton Victoria Angling Society assembled at Brennons in Long Eaton for their Annual Presentation of Trophies, for events that took place during 2019. 

The main event of the evening then took place, presentation of the 24 trophies to the winners of last year’s matches, with Ivan Carrier, ex-National Champion and the Club’s longest serving active member, doing the honours.

 PRIZE WINNERS: Steve Hoult took the bulk of the prizes winning the Club Championship, as well as the Tapper’s Shield, Andy Radford Memorial Trophy, W Camm Cup, and the Tom Hopewell Memorial Trophy: Championship Runner Up Paul Marriott also won the R S Kirkland Memorial Trophy and the Victoria Cup: Les Smedley, third in the 2019 Championships, also won the Kathleen Smith Cup and the Phil Read Memorial Trophy: Dave Cotterill won the Shipstone’s Cup and the John Lewis Memorial Trophy:Malc Munn won the Jubilee Shield and the Alan Fletcher Memorial Trophy: Rob Pembridge won the Jean Adams Memorial Trophy and the Veteran’s Cup: Paul Richardson won the Last Bash Trophy; Keith White the Fletcher Cup; Paul Skinner the W Hardy Memorial Trophy; Dave Kent the Centenary Cup; Les Overmass the Mansfield Cup; and John Adamson the Harry Mountney Memorial Trophy.

At the conclusion of the awarding of trophies, Secretary Dave Kent made one final presentation, the trophy to LEVAS’s “Member of the Year”. He thanked Grange Pond Bailiff Tim Taylor for all his work on behalf of the Club in spite of his health difficulties, but for 2019 awarded the trophy to Head Bailiff Jim Rudkin, who in addition to organising the Bailiffing Team had attended meetings and represented LEVAS throughout the year. 

Photos show Steve Hoult, Jim Rudkin,Paul Marriott, John Adamson, Dave Cotterill, Les Overmass, Dave Kent, Les Smedley, Paul Skinner, Rob Pembridge, Malc Munn and Keith White receiving trophies.