HAVING been re-elected Rosewood United Soccer Club president, Tammy Crawford has a chance to reflect on another successful season at Thagoona.

“We’ve had a great year. It’s been amazing,” Tammy said.

Apart from sharing in the Rosewood Over-30 team’s premiership and grand final-winning double, Tammy watched the ongoing development of the club’s junior teams.

“It’s the kids’ enjoyment and those three grand finals at the end was the sprinkles on top of the cake.”

Players in the Rosewood Roses Over-30 women’s team collect their awards after two major achievements this season.

Tammy was elected president for a fifth time, with the new Queensland Christian Soccer Association season kicking off in March.

She will continue to work on the executive committee with secretary and partner David Graham and another loyal club person, registrar/treasurer Lisa Fairbridge.

Players in Rosewood’s under-13 team receive their certificates.

While she enjoys her president’s role, Tammy leads by example in another way.

She has been in the senior women’s team for three years, having set up the new side at the club.

“I will play on next year,” Tammy said, appreciating the opportunity to have a break from her president’s duties.

“I can get out on the field and just play my game . . . and it’s all enjoyment.”

Crusaders under 15-16 players joined the recent club awards presentation.

The club recently held its annual presentations with a big turnout of Crusaders and Roses players, coaches and supporters.