What a Night for the Tanners in Brighton

What a night it was at the Isthmian League Annual Presentation Dinner in Brighton on Saturday, an evening that perfectly rounded off a wonderful season for Leatherhead Football Club.

In a room filled with our fellow clubs, volunteers and league officials, the Tanners were recognised across the board for excellence, professionalism and the way this club carries itself:

  • Ian Selley was named Isthmian League South Central Manager of the Season

  • He also collected the Manager of the Month award for April — his third Manager of the Month award of the season, underlining the consistency and momentum behind the title win

  • Leatherhead won the Richard Rosser Fair Play Award, recognising the discipline, respect and professionalism shown all year

  • Leatherhead finished runners‑up in the Respect Table — another marker of the team’s conduct and values

  • Five Tanners were selected for the South Central Team of the Season, voted for by opposing managers — one of the highest compliments in football

  • Sonny Wheeler
  • Cam Black
  • Mark Waters
  • Nathan Hogan
  • Jacob Breckon

  • Nathan Hogan claimed the Golden Boot with 27 goals an outstanding return in a championship season.

To be recognised by our fellow clubs and by the league is a real honour. These awards reflect the hard work of the players, staff, volunteers and supporters who make Leatherhead FC what it is.

A special night, celebrating a special season.

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