PETE COWEN NAMED UK COACH OF THE YEAR
FROM THE AOL SPORTS NEWS SERVICE
Pete Cowen, coach of World No 1 Lee Westwood, US Open champion Graeme McDowell and Open champion Louis Oosthuizen, has been named UK Coach of the Year at the 2010 UK Coaching Awards.
At a ceremony in London Cowen was also named High-performance Coach of the Year.
England cricket coach Andy Flower and Great Britain boxing performance director Rob McCracken were also in contention for the high-performance award.
Cricket coach Jack Birkenshaw won the lifetime achievement award.
Also on the short list for that were Elfyn Pugh from rugby union and Betty Gray from table tennis. Pugh has coached in the West Midlands and Staffordshire for over 40 years, while Gray continues to coach in Swansea at the age of 90.
Pete Cowen, coach of World No 1 Lee Westwood, US Open champion Graeme McDowell and Open champion Louis Oosthuizen, has been named UK Coach of the Year at the 2010 UK Coaching Awards.
At a ceremony in London Cowen was also named High-performance Coach of the Year.
England cricket coach Andy Flower and Great Britain boxing performance director Rob McCracken were also in contention for the high-performance award.
Cricket coach Jack Birkenshaw won the lifetime achievement award.
Also on the short list for that were Elfyn Pugh from rugby union and Betty Gray from table tennis. Pugh has coached in the West Midlands and Staffordshire for over 40 years, while Gray continues to coach in Swansea at the age of 90.
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