Kiwi sweeps the boards in Premiership
The 33-year-old, who also played for Newcastle and Irish province Leinster during his eight-year European sojourn, added this to his awards from Wasps and the Rugby Players Association.
For good measure, Gopperth also won the Premiership Golden Boot for his 221 points with the boot and the try of the season at the awards dinner in London.
Gopperth, never capped by the All Blacks at senior level, still has work to do on the pitch.
Wasps finished top of the table at the end of the regular season and now want to round it off by taking the Premiership title.
They face Leicester Tigers in a tough semifinal on Saturday with champions Saracens or last year's beaten finalists Exeter awaiting them in the final if they emerge victorious from the last-four clash.
"It's difficult to put into words just how valuable Jimmy has been for our squad, both on and off the pitch," said Wasps Director of Rugby Dai Young.
"We all know he is a quality flyhalf, but his ability to play No.10, No.12, No.13 and even a couple of games at fullback for us this season has really helped the side.
"Jimmy always puts the team before himself and he's always played at a very high standard in every position he's played.
"He's a real club man and a quality player who deserves all the accolades he's got this season. He's also one of the most modest guys you could meet, really hard-working and a real leader around the camp."
Young picked up Director of the Year award, whilst Christian Wade won the try scorer of the season for his haul of 17.
Leicester's Ellis Genge won Discovery of the Season and Exeter's Sam Simmonds the Premiership 7s player of the tournament.
To round off the awards 15 players from six different clubs were named in the Dream Team, with Saracens the best represented with five stars named.
Dream Team:
15 Telusa Veainu – Leicester Tigers
14 Christian Wade – Wasps
13 Elliot Daly – Wasps
12 Brad Barritt – Saracens (captain)
11 Olly Woodburn – Exeter Chiefs
10 Jimmy Gopperth – Wasps
9 Richard Wigglesworth – Saracens
8 Louis Picamoles – Northampton Saints
7 Jackson Wray – Saracens
6 Don Armand – Exeter Chiefs
5 Courtney Lawes – Northampton Saints
4 Joe Launchbury – Wasps
3 Kyle Sinckler – Harlequins
2 Jamie George – Saracens
1 Mako Vunipola – Saracens
