With many prestigious and historic awards up for grabs it was a special night for a club which won the Group 11 first grade premiership and finished as runners-up in the under-18s and reserve grade during season 2014.

One of the most honoured awards of the night was the Ken McMullen Award, presented annually to a person, or people, who contribute to the team and club for a number of years and show true leadership and personal conduct on and off the field while also helping those around them develop.

In 2014 there were joint winners with reserve grade co-coaches Joel Rapley and Chris McGhee being presented the trophy.

The Robert Thompson Trophy for the Best Player All Grades went to first grade hooker Luke Jenkins after he led from the front again all season, culminating with him playing in his 13th grand final.

Jarryn Powyer was one of the discoveries of the season with his hard-running style being a crucial part of the first grade side and he was awarded the Old Boys' Player of the Year as well as the Ian O'Sullivan Best Forward All Grades and the Boy Tipping Player of the Year awards.

In the under-18s Marshall Sing won a pair of best and fairest awards while Corey Cox's outstanding season in reserve grade saw him pick up a number of accolades.