TROPHIES
This page covers some of the prestigious trophies that have been awarded to athletes over the years. Many more cups and trophies are awarded for the winning of a championship race but the trophies on this page were awarded for athlete of the year, athlete of the championship etc.
The lists on this page are incomplete in some instances. Research continues and there are other trophies that have been awarded which will be added to this page when they have been fully researched. Any additional information is welcome.
Scottish Athletics "Athlete of the Year"
| Year | Athlete of the Year | Para Athlete | Under-20 Athlete | Under-17 Athlete | Masters |
| 2025 | Jake Wightman | Melanie Woods | Oliver Patton | Holly Whittaker | Robert McHarg |
| 2024 | Josh Kerr | Ben Sandilands & Samantha Kinghorn | Angela McAuslan-Kelly | Joshua Mungin | Paul Forbes |
| 2023 | Josh Kerr | Samantha Kinghorn | Natasha Phillips | Millie McClelland-Brooks | Paul Forbes |
| 2022 | Jake Wightman | Sean Frame | Megan Keith | Corey Campbell | Charlotte Morgan |
| 2021 | Laura Muir | Owen Miller | Kane Elliott | Katie Johnson | Stefanie Reid |
| 2020 | Laura Muir, Jemma Reekie & Jake Wightman | No award | Megan Keith | Anna Hedley | Joasia Zakrzewski |
| 2019 | Callum Hawkins | Maria Lyle | Praise Olatoke | Isla Calvert | Alastair Walker |
| 2018 | Laura Muir | Derek Rae | Erin Wallace | Kane Elliott | Charlotte Morgan |
| 2017 | Callum Hawkins | Samantha Kinghorn | Jemma Reekie | Joel McFarlane | Philippa Millage |
| 2016 | Laura Muir | Libby Clegg | Cameron Tindle | Erin Wallace | Kerry=Liam Wilson |
| 2015 | Laura Muir | Maria Lyle | Josh Kerr | Alisha Rees | Joasia Zakrzewski |
| 2014 | Eilidh Child | Libby Clegg | Kimberley Reed | Josh Kerr | John Thomson |
| 2013 | Eilidh Child | Libby Clegg | Nick Percy & Jake Wightman | Katie Purves | Sharon Law |
| 2012 | Lynsey Sharp | Libby Clegg | Emily Dudgeon | John McCall | Fiona Matheson |
| 2011 | Lynsey Sharp | Libby Clegg | Ross Matheson | Nick Percy & Tom Holligan | Fiona Matheson |
| 2010 | Eilidh Child | Collette Martin | Sarah Kelly | Jay Younger | Darren Scott |
| 2009 | Eilidh Child | Lauren Peffers | Beth Potter | Sarah Kelly | Laura Mahady |
| 2008 | Allan Scott | Libby Clegg | Lynsey Sharp | Myra Perkins | Darren Scott |
| 2007 | Lee McConnell | Allan Stuart | Mark Mitchell | Jade Nimmo | Sandra Branny |
| 2006 | Chris Baillie | Libby Clegg | James Campbell | Jamie Stevenson | Sandra Branney |
| 2005 | Morag MacLarty | Stephen Payton & Laura Kinder | James Campbell & Morag MacLarty | David Martin/ Natalie Doyle | Janette Stevenson |
| 2004 | Kathy Butler | Ross Toole & Gemma Nicol | Kris Robertson/ Kim Skinner | John Ross/Susan Freebairn | |
| 2003 | Ian Mackie/Lee McConnell | Garry Hagan, Kris Berry & Gemma Nicol | Craig France/ Eilidh Child | Robert Stevenson/ Rosemary Chrimes | |
| 2002 | Darren Ritchie/Lee McConnell | Derek Watson/Freya Murray | Gordon Grierson/ Gemma Nicol | Chris Black/ Esther Linaker | |
| 2001 | Chris Baillie/Kathy Butler | Andrew Lemoncello/ Aileen Wilson | |||
| 2000 | Ian Mackie/Angela Mudge | Allan Stuart/ Aileen Wilson | |||
| 1999 | Simon Pride/Sinead Dudgeon | Chris Baillie/ Wendy Davidson |
Scottishathletics have announced Athlete of the Year awards at an annual dinner each year since 1999. Until 2005, some of the awards were for separate male and female athletes of the year. Between 2004 and 2011, there was also an Under 23 Athlete of the Year: 2011 Lynsey Sharp. 2010 Stephanie Twell. 2009 Eilidh Child. 2008 Eilidh Child. 2007 Eilidh Child. 2006 Gemma Nicol. 2005 Ian Munro & Kirsty Maguire. 2004 Allan Scott & Collette Fagan.
Tom Stillie Award
The Tom Stillie Award is given each year to the person who has contributed the most to Scottish Athletics within the preceding year.
| Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner |
| 1979 | Allan Wells | 1980 |
Raymond Hutcheson |
1981 |
Allan Wells |
1982 |
Cameron Sharp |
| 1983 | Robert Greenoak | 1984 | Owen Dickson | 1985 |
Alex Naylor |
1986 | Thomas McKean |
| 1987 | Ewan Murray, O.B.E. | 1988 | John Hamilton | 1989 |
John Brown |
1990 | Edwin Taylor |
| 1991 |
George Duncan |
1992 | Alan Grosset | 1993 | Not presented | 1994 | George Kirk |
| 1995 |
Ian Clifton |
1996 | Hilda McGillivray | 1997 |
Ian Mackie |
1998 |
James Scott |
| 1999 | George Duncan | 2000 | Helen Spankie | 2001 | Brian Goodwin | 2002 | Leslie Roy |
| 2003 | Jackson Family | 2004 | Graham Sword | 2005 | Arnold Black | 2006 | Willie Laing |
| 2007 | Bob Gray | 2008 | Jim Young | 2009 | Marjory Cook | 2010 | Inverclyde AC |
| 2011 | Alan Potts | 2012 | Alan Bertram | 2013 | Liz Wilder | 2014 | Mikael Huggins |
| 2015 | Ron Morrison | 2016 | Janet Nixon | 2017 | Michael Johnston | 2018 | Adrian Stott |
| 2019 | Sandra Hardacre | 2020 |
David Lothian and Andrew Stevenson |
2021 | Gerry Gaffney | ||
| 2022 |
John Mackay |
2023 | Derek Easton | 2024 | Mark Davidson | 2025 | Aly MacPhail |
George Dallas Memorial Trophy
The George Dallas Trust annually awards the George Dallas Memorial Trophy to the person or persons who in the judgement of the trustees, have achieved distinction in, or made a material contribution to, cross country, road running, track and field or hill running in Scotland in the preceding calendar year, whether they be athletes, administrators, coaches or otherwise involved in the sport.
| Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner | ||
| 1982 | Allan Wells | 1983 |
Christopher Black |
1984 |
Sandra Whittaker |
1985 |
Thomas McKean |
| 1986 | Yvonne Murray | 1987 | Jamie Henderson | 1988 |
Elizabeth McColgan |
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| 1989 |
Yvonne Murray, Thomas McKean & Thomas Boyle |
1990 | Glen Henderson | 1991 | Aileen McGillivary | ||
| 1992 |
Donald Ritchie |
1993 | No Presentation | 1994 | Vikki McPherson | 1995 | Melanie Neef |
| 1996 |
Ian Mackie |
1997 | Allison Curbishley | 1998 |
Douglas Walker |
1999 |
Sinead Dudgeon |
| 2000 | Caroline Innes | 2001 | Christopher Robison | 2002 | Lee McConnell | 2003 | Jim Young |
| 2004 | Kathy Butler | 2005 | Shirley Webb | 2006 | Christopher Baillie | 2007 | Andrew Lemoncello |
| 2008 | Angela Mudge | 2009 | Eilidh Child | 2010 | Stephanie Twell | 2011 | Derek Hawkins |
| 2012 | Freya Murray | 2013 | Laura Muir | 2014 | Libby Clegg | 2015 | Ellie Greenwood |
| 2016 | Andrew Butchart | 2017 | Zoey Clark | 2018 | Eilish McColgan | 2019 | Jake Wightman |
| 2020 | Megan Keith | 2021 |
Josh Kerr |
2022 | Samantha Kinghorn | 2023 | Jemma Reekie |
| 2024 |
Nicholas Percy |
2025 | Neil Gourley | ||||
The 'Coronation' (1953) Cup
The cup was donated in 1953 by W.M. Crabbie, Honorary President of the S.A.A.A. to commemorate Coronation year and was originally designed to embrace both track and cross-country seasons. It was awarded annually to the athlete adjudged to be the outstanding athlete of the year. From 1992 and the merger of the S.A.A.A. & S.W.A.A.A. the trophy was open to both men and women.
| Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner |
| 1953 | Ian Binnie | 1971 |
David Jenkins |
1989 |
Thomas McKean |
| 1954 | Joseph McGhee | 1972 | David Jenkins | 1990 |
Thomas McKean |
| 1955 |
Donald Gorrie/ William Piper |
1973 | Frank Clement | 1991 | Thomas McKean |
| 1956 |
Graham Everett/ James Paterson |
1974 | David Jenkins | 1992 | Liz McColgan |
| 1957 |
Michael Lindsay |
1975 | David Jenkins | 1993 |
Yvonne Murray & Thomas McKean |
| 1958 | Crawford Fairbrother | 1976 | Christopher Black | 1994 | Yvonne Murray |
| 1959 | Crawford Fairbrother | 1977 | Christopher Black | 1995 | Melanie Neef |
| 1960 | Michael Lindsay | 1978 | Allan Wells | 1996 | Stephen Payton |
| 1961 | Crawford Fairbrother | 1979 | Allan Wells | 1997 | Allison Curbishley |
| 1962 | Alastair Wood | 1980 | Allan Wells | 1998 | Douglas Walker |
| 1963 | Michael Lindsay | 1981 |
Allan Wells |
1999 | Sinead Dudgeon |
| 1964 |
Menzies Campbell/ Fergus Murray |
1982 | Allan Wells | 2000 | Angela Mudge |
| 1965 |
James Alder/ Menzies Campbell |
1983 | Allan Wells | 2001 | Kathy Butler |
| 1966 |
James Alder |
1984 | Bradley McStravick | 2002 | Lee McConnell |
| 1967 |
Ian McCafferty |
1985 | Thomas McKean | 2003 | Lee McConnell |
| 1968 |
Lachie Stewart |
1986 | Thomas McKean | ||
| 1969 | Ian McCafferty | 1987 | Jamie Henderson | ||
| 1970 |
Ian Stewart |
1988 | Brian Whittle |
Crabbie Cup
The Crabbie Cup was presented by George Crabbie in 1914 and was awarded annually to the athlete whose performance in the Scottish Men's Championships was considered to be the most meritorious. From 1992 and the merger of the S.A.A.A. & S.W.A.A.A. the trophy was open to both men and women.
| Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner |
| 1914 | William Hunter | 1949 |
Alan Paterson |
1974 |
Christopher Black |
| 1919 | John Bell | 1950 | Duncan Clark | 1975 |
Angus McKenzie |
| 1920 | James Wilson | 1951 | Ewan Douglas | 1976 | Christopher Black |
| 1921 | Thomas. Nicolson | 1952 | Ian Binnie | 1977 | Richard Williamson |
| 1922 |
Eric Liddell Duncan McPhee |
1953 | Ian Binnie | 1978 | Ian Gilmour |
| 1923 | Eric Liddell | 1954 | Ian Binnie | 1979 | Allan Wells |
| 1924 | Eric Liddell | 1955 | Joseph McGhee | 1980 | Allan Wells |
| 1925 | Eric Liddell | 1956 |
Graham Everett James Paterson |
1981 | Graham Eggleton |
| 1926 | Alexander Smith | 1957 | James Paterson | 1982 | Graham Eggleton |
| 1927 | Alexander Smith | 1958 | Graham Everett | 1983 | Lawrie Spence |
| 1928 | George Mitchell | 1959 |
Alastair Wood |
1984 | Mark McMahon |
| 1929 | John Suttie Smith | 1960 | Michael Hildrey | 1985 | Kenneth McKay |
| 1930 | Robert Sutherland | 1961 | Crawford Fairbrother | 1986 | Elliot Bunney |
| 1931 | Frederick Reid | 1962 | Crawford Fairbrother | 1987 | Craig Duncan |
| 1932 | Frederick Reid | 1963 | Menzies Campbell | 1988 | Neil Fraser |
| 1933 |
John Michie Thomas Riddell |
1964 |
Menzies Campbell Fergus Murray |
1989 | Thomas McKean |
| 1934 |
Robin Murdoch Alan Hunter |
1965 |
Fergus Murray Norman Foster |
1990 | Steve Whyte |
| 1935 |
Ian Young James Stothard |
1966 | Graeme Grant | 1991 | Steve Whyte |
| 1936 | Robert Graham | 1967 |
Lachie Stewart |
1992 | Mark Davidson |
| 1937 | Samuel Beattie | 1968 |
Gareth Bryan-Jones Lachie Stewart |
1993 | Aileen McGillivary |
| 1938 | David Young | 1969 |
Gareth Bryan-Jones Alistair Blamire |
1994 | Jamie Quarry |
| 1939 | John Wilkie | 1970 | Lachie Stewart | 1995 | Duncan Mathieson |
| 1946 |
Alan Paterson Duncan Clark |
1971 |
David Jenkins |
1996 | Douglas Walker |
| 1947 | Duncan Clark | 1972 |
David Jenkins |
1997 | Catherine Garden |
| 1948 | Alexander McLean | 1973 |
Stewart McCallum |
1998 | Ian Mackie |
| 1999 | Darren Ritchie | ||||
| 2001 | Lee McConnell |
The 'D. McNab Robertson' Memorial Trophy
The trophy was donated to the S.A.A.A. in 1952 by the Scottish Marathon Club, in memory of the outstanding Scottish marathon runner Donald McNab Robertson who had died suddenly in 1949. It was awarded annually to the Scottish athlete with the most meritorious performance in long distance road running. From 1992 and the merger of the S.A.A.A. & S.W.A.A.A. the trophy was open to both men and women.
| Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner |
| 1952 | Charles Robertson | 1967 |
Alastair Wood |
1981 |
John Graham |
| 1953 | Joseph McGhee | 1968 | James Alder | 1982 |
John Graham |
| 1954 |
Joseph McGhee |
1969 | James Alder | 1983 | James Dingwall |
| 1955 |
Joseph McGhee |
1970 | James Alder | 1984 | Donald Macgregor |
| 1956 |
Joseph McGhee |
1971 | Alexander Wight | 1985 | Allister Hutton |
| 1957 | Harry Fenion | 1972 | Donald Macgregor | 1986 | John Graham |
| 1958 | Alex MacDougall | 1973 | Donald Macgregor | 1987 | Lindsay Robertson |
| 1959 | Hugo Fox | 1974 | Donald Macgregor | 1988 | Allister Hutton |
| 1960 | Gordon Eadie | 1975 | Colin Youngson | 1989 | Allister Hutton |
| 1961 | John Kerr | 1976 | Alexander Keith | 1990 | Allister Hutton |
| 1962 | Alastair Wood | 1977 |
James Dingwall |
1991 | Donald Ritchie |
| 1963 |
Ian Harris |
1978 | James Dingwall | 1992 | Liz McColgan |
| 1964 |
Alastair Wood |
1979 | Alastair Macfarlane | 1993 | Liz McColgan |
| 1965 |
Alastair Wood |
1980 | Graham Laing | 1994 | Trudi Thomson |
| 1966 |
Gordon Eadie |
1995 | Lynn Harding |
The 'F. J. Glegg' Memorial Trophy
F. J. Glegg was president of the S.A.A.A. during the Second World War and passed away in 1946. He bequeathed £50 in his will to the S.A.A.A. for a Challenge Trophy. It was awarded annually to the athlete whose performance(s) in the Scottish Junior Men's Championships was considered to be the best. From 1992 and the merger of the S.A.A.A. & S.W.A.A.A. the trophy was open to both men and women.
| Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner |
| 1947 | Andrew Monaghan | 1966 |
Alexander Stewart |
1985 |
Elliot Bunney |
| 1948 | James McAslan | 1967 |
Norman Morrison Ian Turnbull |
1986 |
Russell Devine |
| 1949 |
J. N. Black William Piper |
1968 |
Gordon Rule John Cherry |
1987 | Russell Devine |
| 1950 | James Johnston | 1969 | David Wilson | 1988 |
Duncan Mathieson Clark Murphy |
| 1951 | John Hendry | 1970 | Thomas Campbell | 1989 | Paul Allan |
| 1952 |
Thomas McNab C.M. Campbell |
1971 |
David McMeekin Ronald Macdonald |
1990 | Eric Scott |
| 1953 | H Edwards | 1972 | Ian Lutton | 1991 | ? |
| 1954 | Matthew Armour | 1973 | Hugh Davidson | 1992 |
Alison Grey |
| 1955 |
Alexander Hannah |
1974 | Paul Buxton | 1993 | Lisa Brown |
| 1956 |
Robert Weir |
1975 | Paul Buxton | 1994 | Sinead Dudgeon |
| 1957 |
Graham Fleck John Waters |
1976 | Robert Denham | 1995 | Ross Baillie |
| 1958 | David Whyte | 1977 | Andrew Kerr | ||
| 1959 |
Michael Hildrey |
1978 | Graham Williamson | ||
| 1960 |
David Stevenson Francis Dick |
1979 | Iain Cuthbertson | ||
| 1961 | Roger Hallett | 1980 | Paul Mardle | ||
| 1962 | Peter Nimmo | 1981 | Paul Mardle | ||
| 1963 | Norman Foster | 1982 |
John Guthrie |
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| 1964 |
Alan Heath |
1983 | Craig Duncan | ||
| 1965 |
Hugh Baillie |
1984 | Elliot Bunney |
Bank of Scotland Trophy/TSB Challenge Trophy
This was awarded annually to the athlete whose performance(s) in the Scottish Youth's (Under-17s) Championships was considered to be the best. From 1992 and the merger of the S.A.A.A. & S.W.A.A.A. the trophy was open to both men and women.
| Year | Winner | Year | Winner | Year | Winner |
| 1973 | Thomas Thomson | 1983 |
Elliot Bunney |
1991 | |
| 1974 | Antoni Tarquini | 1984 |
Russell Devine |
1992 | Isabel Linaker |
| 1976 | George Patience | 1985 | Russell Devine | 1993 | Julie Robin |
| 1977 | Graham Williamson | 1986 | George McNeill | 1994 | Lee McConnell |
| 1978 |
Jonathan Stark |
1987 | David Barnetson | 1995 | Christopher Carson |
| 1979 | James Dawson | 1988 | Steven Shaw | 1996 | |
| 1980 | Stuart McPherson | 1989 | Eric Scott | ||
| 1981 | Alistair Currie | 1990 |
Chris Edgar
Rory Birbeck |
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| 1982 | Craig Duncan |