It was a proud moment for Peter, who was selected from an extensive list of ninety-three nominations to receive this prestigious award.

Peter received his award from Lancashire President Brian Hurst at a ceremony held at West Park RUFC recently.

Last year’s Under 12’s coach has been instrumental in growing Widnes RUFC by inspiring twenty-five young players to take up and love the game of rugby through his relentless dedication, passion, and commitment to youth development.

He has created an environment where kids not only learn the sport, but also build friendships, confidence, and resilience. His efforts have significantly contributed to the club’s growth, strengthening its presence within the community.

His nomination perfectly reflects the core values of rugby union, teamwork, respect, enjoyment, discipline, and sportsmanship.

Through his dedication at Widnes RUFC, he has built a supportive environment where young players thrive both on and off the field. He instils teamwork by ensuring every player feels valued, respect by fostering a culture of inclusivity, and enjoyment by making rugby a passion for his squad.

His commitment to discipline teaches players accountability, while his emphasis on sportsmanship promotes integrity and fair play. Peter embodies the true spirit of rugby, shaping not just skilled athletes, but well-rounded individuals.