Since the 2021-2022 season the Supporters’ Trust have sponsored the player of the month’s awards for both the men’s and women’s 1st teams.  

Presented prior to kick-off at home games, it has also given the opportunity for our board, our members and young supporters to meet the winners and to personally hand over the trophy on the pitch at Champion Hill!

The Trust are pleased to announce that we will be continuing with our sponsorship of the awards next season and we will be inviting members to assist us in presenting these awards throughout the season.  More on how you could be involved will be published in the coming weeks.  

In addition to the sponsorship of these monthly awards, the Trust contributes towards the cost of the trophies for the end of season player awards, with direct sponsorship of both the Goal and Supporters’ player of the season trophies that carry our logo alongside the football club crest.  

This end of season sponsorship also includes the women’s reserves team goal of the season. On Sunday 3 May, the team play their final game of the season at Champion Hill Stadium.  This, alongside several other awards, will take place after the game in the club bar. 

With both the men’s and women’s 1st team awards having already taken place, we are pleased to announce that the winners of our sponsored awards are as follows:

Anthony Cook v Canvey Island and Lucy Monkman (wing assist from Ceylon Hickman) v Luton Town won the Goal of the Season awards.

Whilst the Supporters’ Players of the season were Rhea Gall and Sean Bonnett-Johnson 

In addition to our sponsored awards, the players player of the year was Michael Chambers & Lauren Heria, with Sean Bonnett-Johnson & Erin Corrigan picking up their respective managers player awards.

Each season two additional awards are given to those who work or volunteer away from the pitch.  This season's volunteer of the year was presented to Rob Avis, who you will have seen taking the men’s match day pictures and the club person was awarded to one of our Trust Nominated Directors, Mark Scoltock whom most of you will know as Scolly. 

“Scolly has been involved with the trust since being elected to the board in 2016, with his tenth anniversary coming up, it’s a fitting award for someone who has dedicated so much time, energy and enthusiasm to the work of the Trust and now, the Club”. 

The Trust board is composed of Dulwich Hamlet supporters Trust Members elected by our membership. As four of our current board members are reaching the end of their terms, there will be four positions available in this year’s election.

If you have considered getting involved in the running of the Trust, now’s your chance!  More information on the election process and how to put forward your nomination can be found here