Jamie McGrath has been named Hibernian FC Player of the Year in his debut season for the 2025/26 campaign.
McGrath was the overwhelming winner of the fan-led vote by Hibs supporters.
The 29-year-old played 41 games across all competitions this season – the joint-second-highest in Head Coach David Gray’s side – and registered 13 total goal involvements.
He found the net nine times in all competitions, including within seven minutes of his debut in the first-leg draw against FC Midtjylland in the UEFA Europa League qualifying in July 2025.
The No17 went on to score a further eight goals in the Premiership, and Hibs didn’t lose a game where McGrath scored – highlighting the importance of the creative midfielder.
McGrath also scooped the Men’s Player’s Player of the Year award, voted for by his fellow teammates!
The Moment of the Season award was the official unveiling of the Pat Stanton Stand – formerly the old East Stand – in honour of one of Hibs greatest players ahead of the Club’s 150th anniversary match against Rot-Weiss Essen in July 2025.
Josh Mulligan – who ended a four-month absence against Rangers on Wednesday – picked up the Club’s Young Player of the Year award for his impressive first season in the middle of the pitch.
And there were no surprises that Kieron Bowie won the Men’s Goal of the Season for that wonder goal against Serbian side FK Partizan in the UEFA Europa Conference League.
The Special Recognition Award went to modern-day Club legend Martin Boyle.
Earlier this season, Boyle became the Club’s all-time European top goalscorer with nine goals when finding the net against Legia Warsaw in the UEFA Europa Conference League – surpassing the likes of Pat Stanton, Alan Gordon and Joe McBride (all tied on 8 goals) – before he made a landmark 400th appearance for the club against Motherwell in March 2026.
It was a memorable night for Rosie Livingstone, who picked up two separate awards for her outstanding season with Joelle Murray’s side.
Livingstone – who won the March 2026 SPWPL Player of the Month award and was also nominated for the 2025/26 PFA Scotland Young Player of the Year award – claimed the Women’s Player of the Year award before she took home the Women’s Goal of the Season award for her 89th-minute winner in the Edinburgh Derby against Hearts in March 2026.
Joseph McGrath also took to the stage to collect his Academy Player of the Year award, whilst Club Doctor Duncan Reid won the Staff Member of the Year prize.
The full list of award winners are as follows:
Men’s Player of the Year – Jamie McGrath
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Women’s Player of the Year – Rosie Livingstone
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Men’s Young Player of the Year – Josh Mulligan
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Men’s Players’ Player of the Year – Jamie McGrath
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Special Recognition Award – Martin Boyle
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Men’s Goal of the Season – Kieron Bowie vs FK Partizan
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Women’s Goal of the Season – Rosie Livingstone
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Staff Member of the Year – Duncan Reid
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Moment of the Season – Pat Stanton Stand
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Academy Player of the Season – Joseph McGrath
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