Exclusive photo gallery

2:04pm Monday 18th September 2006

CLICK here for an exclusive photo gallery of the awards night, which was held at the Park Royal Hotel, Stretton, on February 3rd 2005.

The junior categories

2:02pm Monday 18th September 2006

THE winners of the junior categories in Warrington Sports Personality of the Year 2005 have been announced.

Warrington Sports Personality Pub Team of 2005 - King and Queen A bowls team

King and Queen A

2:00pm Monday 18th September 2006

KING and Queen A became the second crown green bowls team to be honoured with the Warrington Sports Personality Pub Team of the Year award.

Warrington Sports Personality Team of 2005 - North Cheshire Karate Academy senior kata team

Luke Scott, Carl Massey and Alex Hodge

1:58pm Monday 18th September 2006

NORTH West Karate Academy trio Luke Scott, Carl Massey and Alex Hodge are used to breaking records having achieved the best ever finish for an English kata team in a major international event.

Warrington Sports Personality Unsung Hero of 2005 - Tim Mullins

Tim Mullins

1:57pm Monday 18th September 2006

THE expression that 'there are not enough hours in the day' is one that springs to mind when considering the work of Tim Mullins.

Warrington Wolves Player of the Year 2005 - Brent Grose

Gina Edis and Janette Lamonby, directors of Warrington Plastics, present Brent with his award

1:55pm Monday 18th September 2006

BRENT Grose completed a clean sweep of the major awards by becoming the Warrington Sports Personality Wolves Player of 2005.

Warrington Sports Personality of 2005 - Graham Sayer

Unilever's Warrington works director Rogerio Pacheco, right, presents Graham with his award

1:53pm Monday 18th September 2006

GRAHAM Sayer has revealed that being named Warrington Sports Personality of 2005 is the greatest achievement of his career so far.



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