Northampton Saints back Tommy Freeman has been shortlisted for both the PREM Player of the Season award and England men’s Player of the Year.
The 25-year-old has become one of the standout performers in English rugby this season with his impact for Saints and his continued importance to England.
Freeman Up For England Men’s Player Of The Year
Freeman has been nominated for the England men’s player of the year award alongside Leicester Tigers pair Ollie Chessum and Joe Heyes, as well as Saracens forward Ben Earl.
His nomination comes after another strong international season in which he added three tries for England during the Six Nations.
Tommy Freeman Nominated For Premiership Award
Freeman is also in contention for the PREM player of the season prize after a remarkable scoring run for Northampton Saints. He has crossed for 17 tries in 16 matches for the league leaders, making him one of the most dangerous backs in the competition this year.
He is joined on the shortlist by Leicester Tigers fly-half Billy Searle, Bath scrum-half Ben Spencer and Saracens number eight Tom Willis.
Rugby Awards To Be Held In London
The winners will be announced at the Rugby Awards in London on 10 June.
Also Exeter's Rob Baxter, Northampton's Phil Dowson, Leicester's Geoff Parling and Bath's Johann van Graan are in contention for Gallagher PREM Director of Rugby of the Season award.
The full list of awards and nominees is below:
Gallagher Player of the Season:
Gallagher PREM Breakthrough Player of the Season, presented by Defender:
Gallagher PREM Director of Rugby of the Season, presented by London Pride:
England Men's Player of the Season, presented by British Airways:
England Women's Player of the Season, presented by LexisNexis Risk Solutions:
The RPA Personal Development Awards:
PWR Player of the Season, presented by Canterbury:
PWR Breakthrough Player of the Season, presented by The British Army:
PWR Director of Rugby of the Season, presented by Gallagher:
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