Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna and Leeds winger Crisencio Somerville were named Championship Manager and Player of the Year.
Somerville has scored 17 league goals and provided eight assists for Leeds, who are just one point behind the Foxes.
Portsmouth's John Mousinho was named League One's manager of the year at an event in London on Sunday.
Peterborough's Harrison Burrows won the League One Player of the Year award, while Mansfield manager Nigel Clough and Notts County winger Jody Jones were named League Two Manager and Player of the Year.
Somerville, a 22-year-old Dutchman, was the creative force behind a Leeds team that won 13 of their 18 league games in 2024.
He beat the Championship's leading scorer with 24 goals. Blackburn's Sammy Schmodics and Leicester's Keenan Dewsbury-Hall For the prize.
Somerville told BBC Sport: “I really love the fans, the atmosphere, the intensity, everything. When I was a kid I had dreams of playing in the Premier League and in England.”
“We always believed [we could chase down Leicester] Otherwise, I wouldn't be in the position I'm in now.We have to keep doing what we have to do and we need three more finals to achieve our plan. [of achieving promotion]. ”
Somerville and teammates Georginio Luther and Ethan Ampadu were all named to the Team of the Year.
McKenna, 37, took over as Ipswich manager in December 2021 and led the Suffolk club to a League One defeat in his first full season in charge and is on course for back-to-back promotions.
“I came here because I'm an ambitious manager and I wanted to find a football club that matched that ambition. I think I made the right choice,” McKenna said.
“It’s really exciting. [to be involved in such a tight promotion race]that's why we're involved in football and why we love the game.
“Obviously there's some tension on the outside, but on the inside I'm enjoying it and really enjoying it.”
McKenna beat out Leeds manager Daniel Farke and Hull's Liam Rosenior to win the award.
Leeds teenager Archie Gray has won this season's Young Player and Apprentice Award in the Championship category.
The 18-year-old has featured in all but two of Los Blancos' league games this season.
Mousinho, goalkeeper Will Norris, Conor Shaughnessy and Marlon Pack were named in League One's Team of the Year, as Portsmouth underlined their overwhelming race to the top of League One with promotion on the verge of promotion. Awarded for this.
Goal of the Season was awarded to Ipswich's Wes Barnes for his spectacular strike with the outside of his foot in December's Championship win against Coventry.
List of awards
Championship
Manager of the Season: Kieran McKenna (Ipswich)
Player of the Season: Crisencio Somerville, Leeds
Young Player of the Season: Archie Gray, Leeds
Apprentice of the season: Archie Gray, Leeds
Team of the Season: Mads Hermansen (Leicester), Kyle Walker-Peters (Southampton), Ethan Ampadu (Leeds), Jacob Greaves (Hull), Leif Davies, Ipswich, Gabriel Sala (Norwich); Keenan Dewsbury-Hall (Leicester), Morgan Whittaker (Plymouth), Crisencio Somerville (Leeds), Sammy Schmodics (Blackburn), Georginio Rutter (Leeds)
league 1
This season's manager: John Mousinho (Portsmouth)
Player of the Season: Harrison Burrows (Peterborough)
Young Player of the Season: Ronnie Edwards (Peterborough)
Disciple of the Season: Reuben Wyatt, Northampton
Team of the Season: Will Norris (Portsmouth), Josh Dacres-Cogley (Bolton), Conor Shaughnessy (Portsmouth), Eilan Cashin (Derby), Harrison Burrows (Peterborough), Nathaniel Mendes-Rhyne (Derby) ), Marlon Pack (Portsmouth), Josh Sheehan (Bolton), Efron Mason-Clarke (Peterborough), Alfie May (Charlton), Jamie Reid (Stevenage)
league 2
Manager this season: Nigel Clough, Mansfield
Player of the Season: Jody Jones, Notts County
Young player of the season: Rob Apter, Tranmere
Apprentice player of the season: Callum Tripp, MK Dons
Team of the Season: Arthur Okonkwo (Wrexham), Fraser Horsfall (Stockport), Aiden Flint (Mansfield), Mickey Demetriou (Crew), Brad Halliday (Bradford), Jodie Jones (Notts County) ), Elliot Lee (Wrexham), Lewis Reid (Mansfield), David Keillor-Dunn (Mansfield), Matt Smith (Salford), Macauley Langstaff (Notts County)
Goals for this season: Wes Barnes, Ipswich v Coventry
Other winners
Community club of the season: Charlton Athletic
Community Project of the Season: ADD Mentoring Project, City of Bristol
Community Player: Will Vaulks, Sheffield Wednesday
Club Employee of the Year: Lindsay Martin, Leyton Orient
Fan Engagement Award: Fan Takeover Day, Blackburn Rovers
Diversity Award: Female Fan Engagement, Huddersfield
Innovation Award: You Are Not Alone, Norwich
Green Club Award: Go Green Campaign, Rotherham
Supporter this season: Dave Healy, West Brom
Sir Tom Finney Award: Luke Chambers
Contribution to League Football Award: Paul Stewart
