Dave Jones' End of Season Awards.

It's that fun time of year when I look back on the latest football season and hand out my personal awards.

Some are serious, others humourous, but all winners share one thing in common in that they made an impact on my professional life during the 2015/16 campaign.

Team of the Season
Huws Gray Alliance double winners Caernarfon Town
Caernarfon Town

Men's Welsh Premier Player of the Season
Marc Williams (MBi Llandudno)

Women's Welsh Premier Player of the Season
MBi Llandudno's prolific goalscoring midfielder Katie Louise Bowe (centre)
Katie Louise Bowe (MBi Llandudno)

Men's Player of the Season (outside WPL)
Caernarfon Nathan Craig
Nathan Craig (Caernarfon Town)

Women's Player of the Season (outside WPL)
DAI SINCLAIR Caernarfon Town's Lexi Musgrave (yellow)
Lexi Musgrave (Amlwch Town/Caernarfon Town)

Goal of the Season (Women)
Katie Louise Bowe (MBi Llandudno, Welsh Cup Final)

Goal of the Season (Men)
Steve Lewis (Bangor City - hat-trick goal v Rhyl, Jan 29, 2016)

Best goalkeeper
Ashley Morris (Bala Town)

Best defender
James Joyce (MBi Llandudno)

Best striker
Corrig McGonigle (Pentraeth). Over 100 goals in all matches.

Best publicity machine
Brickfield Rangers

Best welcome
MBi Llandudno

Signing of the Season
Shaun Beck (Greenfield)

Biggest impact (team)
MBi Llandudno (Welsh Premier)

Biggest impact (player)
Jamie Breese (Caernarfon Town)

Best Managerial Double Act (joint)
Martyn Jones and Olly Walters (Llandudno Junction); Scott Beck and Tony Hogan (Greenfield)

Best prodigal son
Sion Parry (Llanystumdwy)

Nottingham Forest 1970s How Did They Do That At The First Attempt Award
Trearddur Bay United celebrate winning the Welsh Alliance Division One title at the first attempt
Trearddur Bay United (Welsh Alliance champions)

Biggest Turn of Fortune Managerial Award
Andy Morrison (gap Connah's Quay)

Biggest cup shock
MBi Llandudno v Buckley Town (Welsh Cup - Bucks won on pens)

Giant-Killers of the Season
Denbigh Town (Word Cup Finalists)

Best manager
Caernarfon Town manager Iwan Williams (left) with new signing Corrig McGonigle, Dave Jones' striker of the year
Iwan Williams (Caernarfon Town)

Most Improved Player
John Owen (Rhyl)

Best Twitter updates
gap Connah's Quay

Best website
Bala Town

Cecil the Crocodile Most Missed Mascot Award
The Bangor Eye (or is it Aye?)

Best media officer
Paul Evans (Caernarfon Town)

Best media officer (newcomer)
Kevin Owen (Bangor City)

Best fans
You joking? I'd get lynched by all the ones I didn't pick!

Worst fans
You joking? I'd get lynched by the ones I DID pick!

Best referee
Football referee and former Bangor City Ladies player Cheryl Foster

Dead-ball King
Jay Gibbs (Caernarfon Town)

Huw Jones Refereeing Red Card Award for Worst Case of Mistaken Identity (in honour of unforgettable Rhyl's Ryan Astles' 'dismissal' v Cefn Druids on April 18, 2015)
Huw Jones again for his howler in sending off Carmarthen Dwaine Bailey for doing nothing v Llandudno (Oct 24, 2015).

Best photograph
Chris Howells captured Stacey Tradewell of MBi Llandudno flying through the air
Chris Howells of Aberystwyth for catching MBi Llandudno player Stacey Tradewell in mid-air.

Most Enthusiastic Person in North Wales Football award
Brickfield Rangers goalkeeper coach Andrew Ruscoe
Andrew "Chopper" Ruscoe (Brickfield Rangers).

Best club secretary
Gwil Owen (Trearddur Bay United)

Best league secretary
Mike Beech (North East Wales League)

Best stadium announcer
James Parry (MBi Llandudno)

Unsung Hero award
Gaerwen FC chairman Mathew Thomas. Refused to let his club go under, never stops working for the good of the club.

Going Out on a High award
Mark Williams (Trearddur Bay United). Wins Welsh Alliance Division One at first attempt and steps down.

Goal Kings award
Rhostyllen FC. Not sure if anyone beat their 218 goals in 46 games but I don't think so. If they did I'll gladly award them the title!

Best newcomers
Rhostyllen FC. Four trophies, a run to the FAW Trophy semi-finals in their very first season. Not a bad introduction!

Best interview of the season (male)
Gareth Lloyd (Llangollen Town manager).

Best interview of the season (female)
Mari Edwards (Denbigh Town).

Unluckiest Exit
Bala Town going out of the Europa League to a last-gasp goal against Differdange 03 of Luxembourg.

Game of Thrones Best Drama award
Bangor City 4 Rhyl 3; Rhyl 3 Bangor City 4 (take your pick!).

Greatest Escape
Rhyl staying in the Welsh Premier League (and the ladies team look set to do the same).

Game of the Season
MBi Llandudno 3 Bala Town 2 (Feb 26, 2016).

Most Unexpected One-Sided Game
Port Talbot Town 0 Airbus UK 7 (Welsh Cup semi-final).

If At First You Don't Succeed award
Coedpoeth United went 21 matches without a win in the Welsh National League Premier Division before beating Ruthin Town 2-1 on May 3.

We Are The Champions (again) award
FC Nomads made it five different league titles in seven seasons by topping the WNL Premier Division but failed to meet the criteria to be promoted to the Huws Gray Alliance.

How Did They Manage to Complete the Season award
In the last 12 weeks of the season Penrhyndeudraeth managed to cram in 23 matches and won a cup final.

Small Packages Big Results award
Despite having just eight teams, the Anglesey League produced a title race which went down to the last night of the season and spawned five cracking cup finals.

Best company at football games
Gwyn Derfel (Welsh Premier League secretary)

Most missed team
Rhydymwyn FC

Most welcome comeback
Rhydymwyn FC (they are returning next season)

Most promising player
Shaun Cavanagh (Bangor City)

Best Radio Commentary Moment
Bangor City quipper Jonathan Ervine
Jonathan Ervine of Bangor City going loco after Steve Lewis' stunning late winner in City's 4-3 victory over Rhyl at Nantporth.

Best match programme
Holyhead Hotspur

Gareth Davies Holyhead Worst Jokes award
Jonathan Ervine of Bangor City (they're very good really)