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Scottish Football League yearly awards

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This article lists the winners of the annual end-of-season awards in the Scottish Football League (SFL).

The end-of-season annual awards were made by the Scottish Football League (SFL) until the league ceased operating after the end of the 2012–13 season. The awards were presented by the various sponsors of the Scottish Football League (SFL), including Bell's (1994–1998 and 1999–2006) and Irn-Bru (2007–2013).^[1]^[2]^[3]

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Season	Award	Winner	Club	Ref
1994–95	Scottish Manager of the Year	Jimmy Nicholl	Raith Rovers	^[4]
	Premier Division Manager of the Year	Jim Jefferies	Falkirk
	Second Division Manager of the Year	Allan McGraw	Greenock Morton
	Third Division Manager of the Year	Tommy Campbell	Forfar Athletic
1995–96	Scottish Manager of the Year	Walter Smith	Rangers	^[5]^[6]
	First Division Manager of the Year	Allan McGraw	Greenock Morton
	Second Division Manager of the Year	Kevin Drinkell	Stirling Albion
	Third Division Manager of the Year	Jim Leishman	Livingston
1996–97	Scottish Manager of the Year	Walter Smith	Rangers	^[7]
	First Division Manager of the Year	Paul Sturrock	St Johnstone
	Second Division Manager of the Year	Sandy Clark	Hamilton Accies
	Third Division Manager of the Year	Steve Paterson	Inverness CT
	Young Player of the Year	Alex Burke	Kilmarnock	^[8]
1997–98	Scottish Manager of the Year	Jim Jefferies	Heart of Midlothian	^[9]^[10]
	First Division Manager of the Year	Alex Totten	Falkirk
	Second Division Manager of the Year	Campbell Money	Stranraer
	Third Division Manager of the Year	Tom Hendrie	Alloa Athletic

Season	First Division Manager		Second Division Manager		Third Division Manager		Ref
Season	Winner	Club	Winner	Club	Winner	Club	Ref
1999–2000	Tom Hendrie	St Mirren	Allan Maitland	Clyde	John McCormack	Queen's Park	^[11]
2000–01	Jim Leishman	Livingston	John Lambie^[12]	Partick Thistle	Ally Dawson	Hamilton Academical	^[13]^[14]
2001–02	John Lambie	Partick Thistle	John Connolly^[15]	Queen of the South	Dick Campbell	Brechin City	^[16]^[17]^[18]
2002–03	Alan Kernaghan^[19]	Clyde	Antonio Calderón^[20] / Dick Campbell	Raith Rovers / Brechin City	Ian Wilson	Peterhead	^[21]
2003–04	John Robertson^[22]	Inverness CT			Neil Watt^[23]	Stranraer
2004–05	John Hughes^[24]	Falkirk	Neil Watt^[23]	Stranraer	Rowan Alexander^[25]	Gretna	^[26]^[27]
2005–06	Gus McPherson	St Mirren	Rowan Alexander	Gretna	Mixu Paatelainen	Cowdenbeath	^[28]

Season	SFL Player		SFL Young Player		Ref
Season	Winner	Club	Winner	Club	Ref
1999–2000	Mark Yardley	St Mirren	Brian Carrigan	Clyde	^[11]
2000–01	David Bingham	Livingston	Mark Kerr	Falkirk	^[13]
2001–02	Owen Coyle^[29]	Airdrieonians	Alex Williams	Stirling Albion	^[16]^[17]^[18]
2002–03	Owen Coyle^[29]	Falkirk	Lee Miller^[30]	Falkirk	^[21]
2004–05	Kenny Deuchar	Gretna	Darryl Duffy	Falkirk	^[26]^[27]
2005–06	John Rankin^[31]	Ross County

Season	Other Award(s)	Winner	Club	Ref
2000–01	Team of the Season	Livingston		^[13]
	Fair Play Award	Partick Thistle
	Pie of the Year	East Fife
2001–02	Bell's Angel (Fair Play)	East Fife		^[17]
2001–02	Pie of the Year	Clyde^[32]		^[17]
2003–04	Fair Play Award	Queen of the South^[15]^[27]
2003–04	Fan of the Year	Ian Black	Queen of the South^[15]
2004–05	Lifetime Achievement Award	Willie Young		^[26]
	Fair Play Award	Gretna^[27]
	Fan of the Year	Colin Mitchell	Hamilton Academical
	Supporters Bar of the Year	The Port Cullis	Arbroath
	Pie of the Year	East Fife

Season	First Division Manager		Second Division Manager		Third Division Manager		Ref
Season	Winner	Club	Winner	Club	Winner	Club	Ref
2007–08	Billy Reid^[33]	Hamilton Academical	Derek Adams	Ross County	Dave Baikie	East Fife	^[34]
2008–09	Derek McInnes	St Johnstone	John McGlynn	Raith Rovers	Jim Chapman	Dumbarton	^[35]
2009–10	Terry Butcher	Inverness CT	Allan Moore	Stirling Albion	Gary Bollan	Livingston	^[36]^[37]
2010–11	Jim McIntyre	Dunfermline Athletic	Gary Bollan	Livingston	Paul Sheerin	Arbroath	^[38]^[39]
2011–12	Derek Adams	Ross County	Colin Cameron	Cowdenbeath	Paul Hartley	Alloa Athletic	^[40]^[41]
2012–13	Ian Murray	Dumbarton	Allan Johnston^[42]	Queen of the South	Alistair McCoist	Rangers	^[43]

Scottish_Football_League_yearly_awards

Scottish Football League yearly awards

Winners

Before 1998

1998–2006

2007–2013

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Season	Other Award(s)	Winner	Club	Ref
2008–09	Phenomenal Contribution of the Season	Harry Cairney	Annan Athletic	^[35]
2009–10	Phenomenal Achievement over the Past Three Seasons	Derek Adams	Ross County	^[36]^[37]
2012–13	Goalkeeper of the Season	Lee Robinson^[42]	Queen of the South	^[43]