First XV lock Andy Rossiter was the toast of Kingsbridge's annual dinner and presentation evening on Friday, scooping four awards.

The 21-year-old was named players' player of the season for the second time and shared the supporters' player of the season prize with Matt Ryan.

Rossiter also won the coaches award and the trophy for the most appearances of the season.

The influential youngster landed his first players' player of the season accolade back in 2005.

Ryan was crowned 1st XV most improved player of the year, while Gareth Harrison won the A XV most improved player gong.

Blair Woodland vas voted Colts XV players' player of the year, while Danny Chivers was named Colts XV most improved player.

Number eight Matt Hamilton and scrum-half Tristan Couch shared the top try scorer of the season prize.

Gifts were also presented to senior coaches Rob Masters and Mark Lamble as well as first aider Anton Rundle.

Winger Andrew Horton, meanwhile, was presented with a gift after he had to retire through injury during the season.

Secretary Martin Newman, who is standing down in the summer, also received a special presentation from president Jonathan Robinson in recognition of his 19 years service to the club.