Noranda Emerald’s Conor Gormley is 2026 Belt Up Amateur Player of the Year

2026 Belt Up Amateur Premier Player of the Year Conor Gormley of Noranda Emerald after receiving his award from Insurance Commission Partnerships and Engagement Manager Shannon Wright. Photo by Football West/Half Time Slices

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Football West’s end-of-season awards began tonight with the 2026 Belt Up Amateur, Metro & Masters and CTF Women’s League Awards at the Sam Kerr Football Centre.

Premier Division Coach of the Year Jason Winter with Football West Director Nadia Van Dommelen. Photo by Football West/Half Time Slices

Noranda Emerald midfielder Conor Gormley was named Belt Up Amateur Premier Division Player of the Year. Gormley was key in Noranda Emerald finishing runners-up and gaining promotion to the State League for the first time via the play-offs.

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He finished the season as the team’s top scorer in the league with 11 goals.

Construction Training Fund Industry Training Advisor Diana Nguyen-Ha addresses the audience. Photo by Football West/Half Time Slices

Jason Winter was named Premier Division Coach of the Year after guiding Wanneroo City to the title and an instant return to State League Division Two. Winter won this award last year after winning the league with North Perth United.

Kwinana United’s Kyle Hasell collected the Goalkeeper of the Year trophy.

Insurance Commission Acting Chief of Operations Alison Wilson. Photo by Football West/Half Time Slices

The full list of Belt Up Amateur Player of the Year winners:

  • Premier Division: Conor Gormley (Noranda Emerald)
  • Division One: Sameer Hourani (Northern City)
  • Division Two: Jay Scales (Mindarie FC)
  • Division Three: Victory Ike (Subiaco)
  • Division Four: Cameron Cunningham-Ellis (Balga)

Insurance Commission Acting Chief of Operations Alison Wilson, Construction Training Fund Industry Training Advisor Diana Nguyen-Ha and Football West Director Nadia Van Dommelen spoke at the event and presented awards. Insurance Commission Partnerships and Engagement Manager Shannon Wright presented the Best and Fairest awards.

The State League and Construction Training Fund Women’s League Division One Awards take place on Thursday, with the Referee Awards on Friday.

The 2026 New Balance NPL WA Awards are next Thursday.

Full list of winners

BELT UP AMATEUR LEAGUE

Premier Division
Player of the Year: Conor Gormley (Noranda Emerald)
Coach of the Year: Jason Winter (Wanneroo City)
Goalkeeper of the Year: Kyle Hassell (Kwinana United)
Golden Boot: John Monterosso (Swan United)
Fair Play Award: Hammersley Rovers
Reserves Golden Boot: Jordan Costanzo (Wanneroo City)

Division One
Player of the Year: Sameer Hourani (Northern City)
Golden Boot: Sameer Hourani (Northern City)
Reserves Golden Boot: Matthew Rocchi (Cracovia SC)

Division Two
Player of the Year: Jay Scales (Mindarie FC)
Golden Boot: Luan Pereiea Felix (Belmont City)
Reserves Golden Boot: Ian Cookland (Mindarie FC)

Division Three
Player of the Year: Victory Ike (Subiaco)
Golden Boot: Victory Ike (Subiaco)
Reserves Golden Boot: Alex Petsos (Subiaco)

Division Four
Player of the Year: Cameron Cunningham-Ellis (Balga)
Golden Boot: Cameron Cunningham-Ellis (Balga)
Reserves Golden Boot: James Campbell (Joondalup City)

CTF WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Central Division Two
Golden Boot: Kate Armstrong (Queens Park)

Central Division Three
Golden Boot: Michelle Perkins (Bassendean Caledonian)

Central Division Four
Golden Boot: Edee Andrews (Hamersley Rovers)

Central Division Five
Golden Boot: Kiri Whittington (Olympic Kingsway)

South Division Six
Golden Boot: Isabelle Lee (Aubin Grove United)

South Division Seven
Golden Boot: Debbie Coomey (Rockingham United)

South Division Eight
Golden Boot: Eliyah Powell (Aubin Grove United)

North Division Six
Golden Boot: Neva Van Gefen (Olympic Kingsway)

North Division Seven
Golden Boot: Tara Pavel (Bassendean Caledonian)

North Division Eight
Golden Boot: Hannah Knox (East Perth)

BELT UP METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Premier Division
Golden Boot: Thomas Hutchinson (Alexander Florina)

South Division One
Golden Boot: Liam Murdock (Curtin University)

South Division Two
Golden Boot: Thussar Murali (Belmont City)

South Division Three
Golden Boot: Elijah De Felice (South Perth United)

South Division Four
Golden Boot: Tapiwa Knight (Sporting Warriors)

South Division Five
Golden Boot: Glenn Sanjay (Gosnells City)

North Division One
Golden Boot: Francesco D’Agostino (Ballajura)

North Division Two
Golden Boot: Jovan Madzoski (Stirling Macedonia)

North Division Three
Golden Boot: Bailee Yeomans (Kingsley Westside)

North Division Four
Golden Boot: Liam Bird (Mindarie FC)

North Division Five
Golden Boot: Pasquale Nicotra (Tuart Hill)

MASTERS LEAGUE

Over 35s South Division One
Golden Boot: Mark Lucas (Perth Saints)

Over 35s South Division Two
Golden Boot: Richard Carr (Gosnells City)

Over 35s South Division Three
Golden Boot: Peter Hanna (Armadale)

Over 35s North Division One
Golden Boot: Daniel Deane (Hamersley Rovers)

Over 35s North Division Two
Golden Boot: Damien McKenna (Alkimos FC)

Over 45s South Division One
Golden Boot: Andrew Johnson (Kalamunda City)

Over 45s South Division Two
Golden Boot: Neil Paterson (Peel United)

Over 45s North Division One
Golden Boot: Felim Rugel (Joondalup City)

Over 45s North Division Two
Golden Boot: Dragan Njegic (Dianella White Eagles)

Over 45s North Division Three
Golden Boot: Connor Moore (Joondanna Blues)

Over 55s South Division One
Golden Boot: Marcin Marchlewicz (FC Shoalwater)

Over 55s North Division One
Golden Boot: Chris Holmes (Joondalup City)

  • Football West acknowledges the Insurance Commission of Western Australia as the naming partner of the Belt Up competitions and Construction Training Fund as the naming partner of the Women’s League.
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