Hlompho Kekana celebrates scoring a goal
during their 3-1 trump over Kaizer Chiefs in the TKO last year.
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The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has released a list of nominees for PSL
awards to take place at Emperor’s Palace in Kempton Park.
The awards will take place on Monday 30 May and will be broadcasted live
on SABC 1 and Supersport4.
Here is a list of nominees below.
1. Absa
Premiership goalkeeper of the season
-Denis
Onyango (Uganda)
-Moeneeb
Josephs (South Africa)
-Shu-Aib
Walters (South Africa)
2. Absa
Premiership Defender of the season
-Thabo
Nthethe (South Africa)
-Vuyo
Mere (South Africa)
-Thulani
Hlatshwayo (South Africa)
3. Absa
Premiership midfielder of the season
-Hlompho
Kekana (South Africa)
-Keegan
Dolly (South Africa)
-Khama
Billiat (Zimbabwe)
4. Absa Premiership players’ player
-Hlompho
Kekana (South Africa)
-Keegan
Dolly (South Africa)
-Khama
Billiat (Zimbabwe)
5. Absa
Premiership footballer of the season
-Hlompho
Kekana (South Africa)
-Keegan
Dolly (South Africa)
-Khama
Billiat (Zimbabwe)
6. Absa
Premiership goal of the season
-Ben
Motshwari (South Africa) vs Chippa United
-Mpho
Makola (South Africa) vs Chippa United
-Thabo
Rakhale (South Africa) vs Aces
7. Absa
Premiership coach of the year
-Gavin
Hunt (South Africa)
-Pitso
Mosimane (South Africa)
-Muhsin
Ertugral (Turkey)
8. Absa
Premiership young player (under 21)
-Rivaldo
Coetzee (South Africa)
-
Aubrey Modiba (South Africa)
-Sell
Jaftha (South Africa)
9. Multichoice
Diski Challenge (MDC) player of the year
-Khayelihle
Shozi (South Africa)
-Liam
Jordan (South Africa)
-Sibusiso
Zibeko (South Africa)
10. Nedbank
cup player of the tournament
-Jeremy
Brockie (New Zealand)
-Tendai
Ndoro (Zimbabwe)
-Jacky
Motshegwa (South Africa)
11. Nedbank
cup young player of the tournament
-Dumisani
Ngwenya (South Africa)
-Oscarine Masuluke (South Africa)
-Ndivhuwo Ravhuhali (South Africa)
12. Telkom
Knockout (TKO) player of the tournament
-Bongani
Zungu (South Africa)
-Denis
Onyango (Uganda)
-Thabo
Nthethe (South Africa)
13. MTN8 Last
man standing
-George
Lebese (South Africa)
-Cecil
Lolo (South Africa)
-Ndiviwe
Mdabuka (South Africa)
14. Absa
Premiership top goal-scorer with 14 goals- Collins Mbesuma (Zambia)
15. National
First Division top goal-scorer with 18 goals- Thabiso Kutumela (South Africa)
16. Multichoice
Diski challenge top-goal-scorer with 9 goals- Emmanuel Letlotlo (South Africa)
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