Winners from Gor Mahia's end-of-season awards
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Reading Time: 2min | Wed. 10.06.26. | 09:19
The gala ceremony served as a celebration of the individuals whose contributions helped Gor Mahia return to the summit of Kenyan football
Record league champions Gor Mahia crowned a memorable 2025/26 campaign by honouring their standout performers during the club's end-of-season gala held on Tuesday, 9 June.
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Leading the list of winners was Ghanaian midfielder Enock Morrison, who scooped the club's Most Valuable Player (MVP) award following a remarkable season.
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Morrison's influence at the heart of Gor Mahia's midfield was instrumental to the club's success and capped a stellar individual campaign that also saw him clinch the FKF Premier League's MVP and Midfielder of the Season awards.
One of the biggest surprises of the evening came in the defensive category, where young defender Paul Ochuoga was named the club's best defender.
Ochuoga edged out experienced and established competitors Mike Kibwage, Sylvester Owino and Frank Odhiambo to claim the accolade, signifying his rapid rise and impressive performances throughout the season.
Departing midfielder Ernest Wendo emerged as one of the night's biggest winners after collecting two awards. The experienced midfielder, who remains one of the club's longest-serving players, received the Chairman's award in recognition of his contribution to the team and was also honoured as the Most Disciplined Player.
Club captain Philemon Otieno, another long-serving servant of the club who is set to end his stay, was recognised for his unwavering commitment after receiving the Most Dedicated Player award.
Otieno's leadership both on and off the pitch has continued to make him a key figure within the Gor Mahia setup.
In the attacking department, Ghanaian forward Ebenezer Adu Kwaw walked away with the Goal of the Season award.
His stunning strike against Sofapaka was voted the club's finest goal of the campaign.
Harambee Stars duo Shariff Musa and Bryton Onyona were also among the players recognised for their outstanding progress. Musa was named the Most Improved Player, while Onyona earned the Breakout Season award after enjoying an impressive campaign.
The awards extended beyond the playing squad. Long-serving kit manager George Omondi was honoured with the Longest-Serving Staff award in recognition of his years of dedicated service to the club.
Meanwhile, devoted supporter Toby was named Fan of the Season for his unwavering support throughout the campaign.
The gala ceremony served as a celebration of the individuals whose contributions helped Gor Mahia return to the summit of Kenyan football.
After enduring a rare trophyless 2024/25 season, K'Ogalo bounced back in style to secure a record-extending 22nd league title, reaffirming their status as the country's most successful outfit.