What Size Trophy for Children, Teens and Adults?
There's no fixed rule, but a few simple guidelines make awards feel right for the people receiving them. Sizes on our stores are shown in millimetres or inches in each product name.
A rough guide
- Younger children (around under-6 to under-10): small to medium trophies, roughly 100–175mm (4–7 inches), or a medal each. Small hands and big excitement: a medal and a trophy for everyone works well.
- Older juniors and teens: medium trophies, roughly 150–250mm (6–10 inches), with bigger ones for the main awards.
- Adults: anything from a quality medal for squad members to large trophies, cups or glass awards for the main titles.
Make the main awards stand out
Whatever the age group, the individual awards (Player of the Season, Players’ Player, Top Scorer) should be bigger than what every player gets. A common approach is a medal or small trophy for the whole squad, then a noticeably larger trophy for each individual award.
Same budget, more impact
- Resin figure trophies look big and detailed for the price.
- Medals with a box feel more special than a medal on a ribbon alone.
- A matching range for the individual awards looks smart on the presentation table.
The team order planner does this balancing for you: tell it your number of players and budgets, and it suggests squad items plus bigger individual awards from one store.