Captain Fantastic wins major awards, again.

Jack Stanley

Brian Cox Club Person of the Year

Brian Cox, known as Mr. Oxford City for everything he did around his beloved club, sadly passed away three years ago. This award was made to commemorate Brian and is awarded to the person who embodies Brian’s selflessness and dedication to the football club. 

Jack is a huge part of the Oxford City match day and in our community. Every week he goes above and beyond to give all of our mascots. And guests the very best experience at the club and goes the extra mile to make their day extra special. 

We’re extremely proud to have Jack as part of our team and he’s a worthy recipient of this year’s award. 

O’Shea Ellis

Young Player of the Season 

Goal of the Season sponsored by Lawbox.

O’Shea Ellis joined midway through the season on loan from Birmingham City. The youngster has impressed so much that he was awarded Young Player of the Season. The award is only eligible for players under the age of 23 but the 20-year-old has been a standout for City alongside Ashby in the middle of the park. It’s certainly a name to remember for the future. 

Ellis also won the Goal Of the Season. It was a tight competition as there were five crackers to chose from. In the end, Ellis’ curled effort from outside the box against Kidderminster just pipped Ewan Clark’s screamer against Alfreton Town. Ellis was delighted with the award. He said: “I’m delighted with this.” 

Josh Ashby 

Robert Holt Players’ Player of the Season 

Supporters’ Player of the Season 

Staff Player of the Season

The one all the players want to win. Being recognised in this fashion by your peers is an incredible achievement but winning it two years in a row just shows the quality that Josh Ashby has. The skipper has been nothing short of remarkable for The Hoops this season. He has 6 goals in the league to his name and an FA Cup goal against Westbury as well. It is thoroughly deserved. Well done, Josh! 

Ashby was also voted for by the supporters and the management staff. 

Landmarks

These certificates were awarded to those who reached significant landmarks and milestones during this season. 

Debut 

Brayden Daniel v Spennymoor (NLN)

Max Treml v Peterborough Sports (FAT)

Josh McConnell v Chester (NLN)

These three academy graduates broke into the first team this season and thoroughly deserved to make their first appearance for the Hoops’ first team. Well done, lads!

50 Appearances - Ewan Clark and Jacob Roddy

75 Appearances - Latrell Humphrey-Ewers and Tom Scott

100 Appearances - Alfie Potter and Canice Carroll

150 Appearances - Josh Parker

Zac McEachran was awarded a certificate to acknowledge the incredible achievement of reaching 366 appearances for Oxford City, which moved the magic man into the top 10 all-time appearance makers.