Libby Isaac and Bethan "Cheeks" Roberts were the big winners at the Aberystwyth Town Women end-of-season awards.

Coaches and players picked out those they felt deserved recognition for their efforts during the season - and the trophies were awarded at a lunch at Harry's Bar in Aberystwyth on Saturday.

Isaac - unable to attend the ceremony - was named players' player of the year.

Usually a forward, she shifted to defence midway through the campaign after injury ravaged the backline, and proved herself a classy centre-half as well as a major attacking threat.

Midfielder Roberts, the manager's player of the year, was reliably consistent all season, and an instrumental part of the Seasiders' run to the semi-finals of the FAW Women's Cup and the Genero Adran Trophy.

Emily Thomas - celebrating her 19th birthday on the day of the awards - picked up two trophies, young player of the year and sharing top scorer with Amy Jenkins.

Modlen Gwynne and Ella Thomas, who made their first-team debuts as 15-year-olds this season, picked up prizes for their contributions to the under-19s.

The winners were:

Players' player of the year: Libby Isaac

Manager's player of the year: Bethan "Cheeks" Roberts

Young player of the year: Emily Thomas

Top scorers: Amy Jenkins and Emily Thomas

First team's most improved player: Jess Baker

Development team players' player of the year: Alice Croot

Development team manager's player of the year: Steph Land

Development team most improved player of the year: Olivia Evans

Development team top scorer: Jess Baker 

Under 19s players' player of the year: Modlen Gwynne

Under 19s manager's player of the year: Imi Scourfield

Under 19s most improved player of the year: Ella Thomas

Under 19s top scorer: Ella Thomas