Over 300 people watched on at the Galpharm Stadium this evening as the Club handed out its awards at the Annual Awards Ceremony.
Guests packed the English Partnership suite as Lee Clark's men were acknowledged for their achievements over the past 12 months.
A run-down of the winners is as follows:
Contribution to the Community Award sponsored by F&G Commercials
WINNER - JAMES BERRETT
The 20-year old midfielder scooped the 'Contribution to the Community' award for his various visits in and around the Huddersfield area over the past season. James has been a tremendous ambassador for the Club both on and off the pitch since breaking into the first-team fold in January 2008 and was presented his award by John Smith of sponsors F&G Commercials.
The other players nominated for this Community-based award were Joe Skarz, Tom Clarke, Michael Collins, Andy Booth and Alex Smithies.
The Antoni's Memorial Academy Player of the Year donated by the Kaminski family
WINNER - ALEX SMITHIES
Although not a scholar at the Academy this season, Alex was given the Academy Player of the Year award by Andrew Kaminski after graduating to the first-team and making a tremendous impact on the national football scene.
The award was originally created when Town's Academy scholars undertook three year scholarships and as such, it was decided that Alex was the most suitable winner.
Media Player of the Year in association with BBC Radio Leeds
WINNER - MICHAEL COLLINS
This award was based on different criteria to the usual 'Player of the Year' awards - it was given to Michael as he has been the best player in Town's squad from a media perspective, e.g. the quality and availability to interviews with the Club's media partners. He was presented his award by the voice of Huddersfield Town - BBC Radio Leeds' Paul Ogden.
Michael has grown into an incredibly thoughtful and articulate individual during his time at the Club and all of Town's media partners thought he was the correct recipient of this award. Others nominated were Nathan Clarke, Andy Butler, Chris Lucketti and Alex Smithies.
The Golden Boot sponsored by Heritage Group
WINNER - GARY ROBERTS
'Robbo' has enjoyed a tremendous debut season for Huddersfield Town and his 11 goals from a wide position have proved invaluable in a season where Town's strike department have not contributed their usual haul. He was presented his award by Mandy Barwick of sponsors the Heritage Group.
Contribution to the Club Award sponsored by Perry's
WINNER - ANDY BOOTH
Boothy won this award in a shortlist of one! The legendary striker had enjoyed an emotional afternoon on his final appearance at the Galpharm Stadium in the afternoon and rightly won this award having scored almost 150 goals for the Club during his near twenty year career, most of which was spent at the Club. He was presented his award by Steve Garth and Peter Woodley of sponsors Perry's.
Champagne Moment Sponsor sponsored by Meridian Healthcare
WINNER - THE AWAY WIN AT LEEDS
This award, which was voted for by Town supporters, was presented to Michael Collins as the midfielder netted the goal that gave Town fans the local bragging rights with a 2-1 win at Elland Road over West Yorkshire rivals Leeds United. Alan Firth of sponsors Meridian Healthcare presented the award.
Other moments nominated from Town's season were the day the season ticket record was broken, the League Cup win over Bradford City, the introduction of Lee Clark and his new management team before the Hereford game, the home win over Leeds United and Andy Booth's 600th career appearance at MK Dons.
Goal of the Season sponsored by Dual Seal Glass
WINNER - GARY ROBERTS vs. HEREFORD
This award was voted for by guests at the Ceremony and presented to the winner by David Meredith of sponsors Dual Seal Glass, with Robbo's excellent strike against the Bulls given the nod. The flying winger played a series of one-twos with striker Phil Jevons to unlock the Hereford defence before firing a low drive past the goalkeeper.
Other goals nominated included Gary Roberts vs. Bradford, Robbie Williams vs. Bradford, Michael Flynn vs. Sheffield United, Ian Craney vs. Cheltenham, Gary Roberts vs. Swindon, Michael Flynn vs. Swindon, Keigan Parker vs. Crewe, Michael Collins vs. Leeds, Michael Collins vs. Oldham, Phil Jevons vs. Northampton, Phil Jevons vs. Leicester, Keigan Parker vs. Leicester, Nathan Clarke vs. Leeds and Martin Kelly vs. Walsall.
Young Player of the Year sponsored by Thornton + Ross
WINNER - ALEX SMITHIES
Smithies was presented the Young Player award by John Chamberlain of new away kit sponsors Thornton + Ross after breaking into the first-team in December and causing a stir in national football circles with a string of brilliant performances that belied his tender years.
Other nominations were Tom Clarke, Anthony Pilkington, Simon Eastwood and Lionel Ainsworth.
Players' Player of the Year sponsored by Chadwick Lawrence
WINNER - GARY ROBERTS
Surely there can be no greater accolade than this - being voted for by your own teammates. Roberts has made a real impact at the Galpharm Stadium with his dazzling and exciting brand of football and received this award from Jeremy Garside of sponsors Chadwick Lawrence.
Other players who came close to winning this award were Andy Butler, Michael Collins and Nathan Clarke.
Hargreaves Memorial Player of the Year
WINNER - GARY ROBERTS
Regarded as the pinnacle award at this prestigious ceremony, Roberts was given his trophy by Hargreaves family members Kelly Hargreaves and Sarah Lodge after his tremendous 08/09 campaign which has seen him top both the goalscoring and assist charts at the Club.
Other players in contention were Alex Smithies, Nathan Clarke and Danny Cadamarteri.
