Pride of Guernsey: 'Outstanding young man'
AN OUTSTANDING young man for his age who is first there at rugby training and last to leave, provides support for his teammates and coaches.

Harry Henderson, 14, was nominated by the Guernsey Rugby Academy for the Butterfield-sponsored award, Young Achiever of the Year.
'Harry plays rugby for Guernsey Academy U14s in which he provides a great deal of support to the players and coaches,' it said.
'He makes sure he is the first there and last to leave.
'In addition to this, Harry attends twice-weekly gym sessions in order to keep at a level of fitness for his sport.'
It said this showed great determination and dedication to the sport.
Harry also helps out with more senior coaches on a Sunday morning, supporting the rugby U5 'tots'.
These are 45-minute sessions during which the group play games that aim to stimulate the development of the boys' and girls' agility, balance and co-ordination, it said.
'Harry thinks up some great innovative games and ideas to stimulate this group and has led many sessions. 'Communication with this group is always challenging, yet Harry has found a great balance and draws the very best from the group. 'An outstanding young man considering his age.'