Mautz takes top honour at Adelaide awards night

Mautz was on loan from NWSL club Chicago Red Stars in her second season in the W-League. 

Performing at the highest level throughout the season, @Alyssa_Mautz regularly had a positive impact, demonstrating the utmost professionalism, scoring two goals, while being the standout player in Ivan Karlovic’s side. Congratulations, Alyssa! #AUFC #AUFCAwards pic.twitter.com/RyiivJKbMZ

— Adelaide United FC (@AdelaideUnited) April 24, 2018

She scored two goals and had many more assists to her name. 

“It’s an honour to be receiving this award,” Mautz told Adelaide United.

“I would never have been able to get this award if it weren’t for my teammates and coaches pushing me every day,” she said.

Emily Condon took out the rising start award after a season which saw her make her senior debut for the Matildas and continue to impress in Adelaide colours. 

She scored two goals and had one assist.

Following a breakout year that included a goal and two assists, @emilycondon08 is our 2017/18 @AUFCWomen Rising Star! Congratulations, Emily. #AUFC #AUFCAwards pic.twitter.com/4kxJB2n8nr

— Adelaide United FC (@AdelaideUnited) April 24, 2018

American forward Makenzy Doniak took out the Golden Boot scoring seven goals in 12 games and came fourth in the W-League Golden Boot tally for the 2017/18 season.

Seven goals in 12 games, what a season from our W-League Golden Boot for 2017/18, @makenzy_allyson! Congratulations and can’t wait to see you back better than ever from your ACL injury, Makenzy. #AUFC #AUFCAwards pic.twitter.com/853Ryr3XlM

— Adelaide United FC (@AdelaideUnited) April 24, 2018

Doniak was in her first ever W-League season. 

"I am so grateful to have played for this amazing club," said in a Twitter post.