The Sheffield Super-Major: Results, podium and awards.

Charles Gould
5 days ago
3 min read

The Sheffield GT has wrapped for another amazing weekend! One of our fastest growing events, had over 250 Warhammer 40,000, players fight it out over 2 days of intense competition. We saw all the bits that made a UKTC event so special, and a tournament roster of world class names.

Whilst everyone played, only two players went undefeated in the 40k main event. Fighting through all 7 rounds without dropping a single game.

Best general: Innes Wilson Stat Check

Congratulations to our first place winner, Innes. Adding another UKTC trophy to his cabinet, marking his third consecutive UKTC Super-Major Win, with as many different lists. This time dominating the field with the Tau Empire.

Innes was leveraging the mobility and lethality of the Mont'Ka tau build to close out most of his games with his usual speed. The key unit that tipped him to the Tau is the all new Twin Lance, boasting unparalleled mobility and firepower for their cost.

Innes' List

Commander in Enforcer Battlesuit

Kroot War Shaper

The Twin Lance

3 x Broadside Battlesuits

3 x Crisis Fireknife Battlesuits

10 x Kroot Carnivores

5 x Kroot Hounds

10 x Pathfinder Team

5 x Stealth Battlesuits

5 x Vespid Stingwings

Riptide Battlesuit

Riptide Battlesuit Riptide Battlesuit

Runner Up: Mani Cheema - Glasshammer

Returning with a vengance, Mani is back and in his traditional style smashed most of his opponents with a horde Chaos Cults list, maximising speed and melee pressure he was able to control most games through sheer mass of bodies and objective control.

Mani's List

Dark Commune

10 x Cultist Mob

10 x Traitor Guardsmen Squad

16 x Accursed Cultists

Chaos Predator Destructor

Chaos Rhino

Best Overall: Luke Cook - Ballers Brawlers

It is not just the competitive success that gets rewarded at our events, we also love to consider all aspects of the hobby. Sportsmanship and painting scores are metrics we track and are a core part of people's enjoyment at events. The winner for this year's event is Luke Cook, with excellent sportsmanship scores, a deep run of 4-1 and a striking deathwatch paint scheme.

Other Awards

We recognise many other generals at the event and the work they put in across the weekend, so please put your digital hands together for our Sheffield GT 2026 award winners!

Best General - 4 Wins: Carl Cooke

Best General - 3 Wins: Antti Kyllonen

Best General - 2 Wins: Steve Boothroyd

Best General - 1 Win: Dan Laming

Best in Faction - Aeldari: Reece Knight

Best in Faction - Chaos: Aidan Sutherley-Gilmour

Best in Faction - Imperium: Scott McCutcheon

Best in Faction - Space Marines: George Leathley

Best in Faction - Xenos: Kyle Grundy

Most Sporting Player: Matt Pocock

Best Painted Unit: Tim Gough

Best Painted Single Mini: Scott Jones

Best Painted Army: Brett Smith

Wooden Spoon: Adam Telfer

See you at the next one

Coming up we have a veritable host of events up and down the country - and many tickets are selling fast! Make sure you secure your spot before theyre all gone!

The London GT: Tickets on Sale Now

Last week, we launched the London GT 2026 - our 10th anniversary event, which is shaping up to be even bigger and better than last year. We have made significant changes to our policies to ensure a better time for all in attendance.

We have sold nearly HALF of our maximum capacity in just over a week. We are excited to help bring this finale to the UKTC season and for it to be the biggest warhammer event in the world for a second year!

If you want to be part of the experience you can buy your ticket today: here