The winners of the Fylde Community Sports Awards were announced at a glittering ceremony on Saturday 22 November.
People, clubs, schools and organisations that go above and beyond to encourage and facilitate community sport were celebrated at the event, which was hosted by Fylde Council’s Health and Sports Development Team.
The winners for 2025 are:
Coach of the Year – Luke Weafer – Sports for All
Club of the Year – Special Olympics Fylde
Primary School of the Year – Newton Bluecoat Church of England Primary School
Secondary School of the Year – Lytham St Annes High School
Young Achiever of the Year – Jess Hagon
Health & Wellbeing Award – Live Like Ralph
Healthy Workplace Award – Beaverbrooks
Volunteer of the Year – Stewart Dyson – Live Like Ralph
Lifetime Achievement Award – Suzy Adams
Jack Waters, Health and Sports Development Officer at Fylde Council, said: “This year’s awards were truly inspiring. We saw an all-time high in entry numbers, with over 330 nominations from across Fylde. It was incredibly difficult to whittle these down to a shortlist and the eventual winners were extremely deserving.
“As always, the evening was a resounding success, and I want to thank everyone that has been part of the Fylde Community Sports Awards this year.”
Councillor Chris Dixon, Lead Member for Social Wellbeing, added: “Congratulations to all the winners of this year’s Fylde Community Sports Awards. From grassroots clubs to individual achievements, each winner demonstrates the strength of sport in Fylde and its power to bring people together, promote wellbeing, and inspire the next generation.
“You should all be incredibly proud of what you’ve accomplished – you’re an inspiration to us all.”
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