Terry Devlin dominates the honours at Portsmouth End Of Season Awards
The popular 22-year-old swept the silverware at tonight’s End of Season Awards at Fratton Park
Terry Devlin’s outstanding campaign has been recognised after dominating the silverware at Pompey’s End of Season Awards Dinner.
At tonight’s Victory Suite event, the Northern Ireland international was crowned by supporters as the Blues’ Player of the Season and also handed the Goal of the Season honour.
In addition, the 22-year-old’s Pompey team-mates chose him as Players’ Player of the Season, which was won by Josh Murphy in 2024-25.
It may not be the last of the silverware for Devlin either, who will no doubt also be in the running for the various supporter-voted Player of the Season awards, which are scheduled to be presented before the last Championship match against Birmingham City on May 2.
For tonight’s Player of the Season award, as voted for by supporters in advance, Devlin fought off the challenge of Regan Poole and Zak Swanson on a shortlist of three.
While fans chose his memorable second goal in February's 3-1 win at Charlton as their Goal of the Season.
Elsewhere, Hannah Coan was named as Pompey Women’s Players’ Player of the Season for successive seasons as she continues to shine since moving from Blackburn in the summer of 2024.
The talented centre-back has been an ever-present for Jay Sadler’s side this season with 24 games as they battle to remain in Women’s Super League 2.
However, supporters voted for midfielder Georgie Freeland as their Women’s Player of the Season, beating off Coan and Megan Hornby for the honour, which was presented by Bishops Printers.
Oscar Glover was named as Academy Player of the Season after the goalkeeper featured nine times for Sam Hudson’s side, with Milkwood Care presenting the award.
Wales international defender Regan Poole was honoured with Community Player of the Season, which was presented by SG Fleet.
While, charity runner and Blues supporter Mitch Jones was named as the Fan of the Season.