The second season in the Capital Football NPL was quite successful for the club at large with two of the younger age groups, the under 13s and 18s, picking up their respective premierships.

The under 13s picked up their trophy after a back and forth clash with Belconnen United. After scoring first, the Rhinos and United went into the halftime break level at 1-1 before Mohammad Jawad scored his second of the game to see the Rhinos take the cup with a 2-1 victory.

For the under 18s they took on Belconnen, and it was an inspired performance from Nick Capaldi, which included a penalty save, which kept his side in it in the first half before Jordan Serena came off the bench and scored the goal which made the difference.

It was also an improved season for the first graders as they showed the Canberra footballing community that they shouldn’t be taken lightly. The highlight of the season would be their 1-0 victory over powerhouse Canberra Olympic thanks to a goal from Samuel Scarfone who had been on the field for just 90 seconds.

Clubperson of the Year – Andrew McLean

Player of the Year- Dean Armanini

Player’s Player – Dean Armanini

Most Consistent – Reuben Donadel

Coaches Award – Beth Huxley

Player of the Year – James Cheers

Player’s Player – James Cheers

Most Consistent – Jordan Jasnos

Coaches Award – Ryan Zanatta

Player of the Year – Darian LeCornu

Player’s Player – Ryan Halden

Most Consistent – Frank Pirrotina

Coaches Award – Jonathan Codemo

Player of the Year – Samuel Scarfone

Player’s Player – Nicholas Capaldi

Most Consistent – Dean Catanzariti

Coaches Award – Alex Mulrooney Castellano

Player of the Year – Artur Rattel

Player’s Player – Joe Preece

Most Consistent – Jacob Donadel

Coaches Award – Nathan Battocchio