Men's National Championship Records

MEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

1939 — 2015

FIFTH EDITION — 2015 INTRODUCTION The following pages contain, as far as I can ascertain, the winners and runners-up of all Men's and Boys' New Zealand domestic competitions since the inception of our sport up until the completion of the most recent season. At this time I have not been able to document all runners-up prior to 1958, but hopefully some of that information will become available in due course. Remember, too, that between 1945 and 1949 the Beatty Cup was decided on a challenge basis. Earlier listings of the various championship winners have generally been assembled under a trophy banner, ie winners of the Beatty Cup or the Bensel Cup. While that method served the purpose admirably at the time, changes — notably sponsorship and different tournament formats — make that approach, in my opinion, more cumbersome. Many trophies were re-allocated and sometimes superceded, and on occasions reappeared in a different role, which sometimes made it difficult to follow just what competition/format they were being awarded to. I have therefore opted to list competitions continuously from the beginning until, in some cases, they were eventually discontinued altogether and note, as best I can, the various stages trophies were awarded or discarded. With most age-group categories I have added explanatory notes, which hopefully make clearer the evolution of the various grades. These days our "official records" largely ignore the days before Under-19, Under-17 and Under-15 grades, but I think it is important to ensure the records are maintained as accurately as possible right from the beginning of those grades which played such a huge part in building our sport in the '60s. For this updated Second and subsequent editions of the records I have added all relevant individual batting records covering all grades from the time I have been able to establish they were first awarded. In some cases awards initially carried tournament sponsors' names, but with lack of clarity around later award names I have opted, in most cases, to not record the trophy name. Batting records follow on immediately after their relevant tournament category. Also, on the last page, I have included records of the New Zealand Players of the Year from their inception as the Bank of New South Wales awards in the 1968-69 season. Unfortunately tracing the winners has not been as clearcut as it probably should have been because of the haphazard way of recording resuts in annual reports when awards were often not able to be published prior to their presentation and subsequent listings recorded the wrong year. Consequently we cannot establish, with certainty, the 1982-83 and 1983-84 winners when John Vaughan & Co had the naming rights. Their involvement with the "Player of the Year" awards should not be confused with their sponsorship of "Player of the Tournament" awards in the same years. Any information welcome. While I've tried to ensure the accuracy of these records by double checking wherever there was a doubt, I'll be surprised if there is not a slip-up somewhere. In a few places listings vary from previously published records and where I have come across a conflict I have referred to NZSA annual reports, old programmes or newspaper reports and even my own favourite publication, "Softball Scene". However, I am keen to receive feedback from anyone who can enhance the accuracy of this material. In the interests of brevity I have opted to assemble men's and women's records in separate documents, both of which I have forwarded to you. I have also chosen to colour code the two genders to save any confusion and accordingly RED denotes Women's and Girls' grades, while GREEN identifies Men's and Boys' grades. Note that the identifying colour also denotes the beginning of a new grade, while the colour Black marks a change in name/classification/age within that section. Example UNDER 19 BOYS and SENIOR SCHOOLBOYS. Records compiled by GRAHAM LATTA 156 Metzger Street, Invercargill Phone 03 216 6331 and 0276 177 680 Email: [email protected] August 2015

2 INTERPROVINCIAL MEN BEATTY CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1939 Canterbury Wellington 1940 Auckland Wellington 1941-44 No competition 1945* Auckland Wellington 1946* Wellington Auckland 1947* Hutt Valley Wellington 1948* Auckland Lower Hutt 1948* Wanganui Auckland 1949* Wellington Wanganui 1949* Auckland Wanganui 1950 Auckland Wellington 1951 Auckland Te Kuiti 1952 Auckland Auckland 1953 Auckland Lower Hutt 1954 Hutt Valley Invercargill Auckland 1955 Wellington Hastings Auckland 1956 Wellington Wellington 1957 Wellington Christchurch 1958 Hutt Valley Auckland Auckland 1959 Auckland Lower Hutt Waikato 1960 Wellington Dunedin Hutt Valley 1961 Auckland Rotorua Wellington 1962 Hutt Valley Wanganui Wellington 1963 Hutt Valley Invercargill Wellington 1964 Hutt Valley Hamilton Auckland 1965 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Wellington 1966 Hutt Valley Wellington Wellington 1967 Hutt Valley Christchurch Wellington 1968 Wellington Auckland Hutt Valley 1969 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1970 Wellington Invercargill Hutt Valley 1971 Wellington Wellington Hutt Valley 1972 Hutt Valley Auckland Wellington 1973 Hutt Valley Dunedin Wellington 1974 Hutt Valley and Lower Hutt Wellington joint 1975 Hutt Valley Hastings Wellington ROTHMANS CUP / TROPHY 1976 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1977 Wellington Wellington Auckland 1978 Hutt Valley Hamilton Auckland 1979 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Wellington 1980 Waikato Invercargill Wellington 1981 Hutt Valley Auckland Wellington 1982 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1983 Wellington Dunedin Canterbury 1984 Auckland Hastings Hutt Valley 1985 Hutt Valley Porirua Auckland 1986 Hutt Valley Christchurch Auckland

3 1987 Hutt Valley Hamilton Wellington ALF & FAY WHELAN CUP Runner-up 1988 Auckland Albany Wellington WINFIELD CUP 1989 Wellington Invercargill Hutt Valley 1990 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Canterbury 1991 Wellington Auckland Auckland 1992 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1993 Wellington Dunedin Canterbury 1994 Wellington Wellington Hutt Valley 1995 Auckland Hamilton Wellington SMOKEFREE CUP 1996 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1997 Canterbury Hastings Auckland 1998 Hutt Valley Albany Wellington 1999 Hutt Valley Invercargill Wellington 2000 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Wellington 2001 Wellington Auckland Auckland 2002 Auckland Christchurch Hutt Valley NZCT PROVINCIAL CUP (National League protected players ineligible) 2003 Hutt Valley Nelson Wellington 2004 Rotorua Wanganui Wellington 2005 Wellington Rotorua Hutt Valley 2006 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Wellington 2007 Not played (allocated to Southland, insufficient entries) 2008 Hutt Valley Auckland Wellington 2009 Discontinued * Challenge games INTERPROVINCIAL MEN, "B" SECTION HEADIFEN TROPHY Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1966+ Marlborough Wellington Waikato 1967 Southland Christchurch Canterbury 1968 Canterbury Auckland Manawatu 1969 Otago Lower Hutt Canterbury 1970 Otago Invercargill Canterbury 1971 Hawke's Bay Wellington Canterbury 1972 Waikato Auckland Manawatu 1973 Southland Dunedin Hawke's Bay 1974 Wakato Lower Hutt Nelson 1975 Southland Hastings Manawatu 1976 Counties Christchuch Manawatu 1977 Otago Wellington Southland 1978 Otago Hamilton Combined Services 1979 Canterbury Palmerston North Hawke's Bay 1980 Counties Invercargill Southland 1981 North Shore Auckland Nelson 1982 Southland Lower Hutt Nelson 1983 Otago Dunedin N.Z. Services 1984 Hawke's Bay Hastings Manawatu 1985 Counties Wellington Wellington "B"

4 1986 Manawatu Christchurch Nelson + Headifen and Ed Barr winners wrong way around in NZSA Annual Report. WINNER SECOND DIVISION (1987) 1987 North Shore Hamilton Canterbury 1988 Hawke's Bay Albany Manawatu (In 1988 trophy awarded to top placed team in lower division (teams 7-12) in Section A after first round. Council Cup awarded to winner of further round robin by same six teams (Second Division). Various formulas were used to decide winner at subsequent tournaments. WINNER SECOND DIVISION 1989 Canterbury Invercargill Nelson (16 entries) 1990 Nelson Palmerston North Wanganui (Teams 7-14 after double elimination) 1991 Waikato Auckland Combined Services (11 entries) 1992 Waikato Lower Hutt Nelson (12 entries) 1993 NZ Comb Services Dunedin Auckland (10 entries) (Teams 5-7 played double round robin after all entrants played full round) 1994 North Harbour Wellington Combined Services (12 entries) (Teams 5-8 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 1995 Canterbury Hamilton North Harbour (10 entries) (Teams 5-7 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 1996 West Coast Christchurch Southland (13 entries inc. Australia) (Teams 7-9 played round robin after all entrants played full round). Australia did not play in final playoffs. 1997 Wellington Hastings Nelson (12 entries, 2 AK, 2 HV) (Teams 5-8 played round robin after all entrants played full round) HEADIFEN AWARD 1998 North Harbour Albany Auckland (10 entries) (Teams 4-10 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 1999 Not contested Invercargill (5 entries) 2000 Canterbury Lower Hutt Wellington "A" (11 entries) (Teams 5-8 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 2001 Not contested Auckland (9 entries) 2002 Discontinued (NPC begins) INTERPROVINCIAL MEN, "C" SECTION ED BARR CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1966+ Canterbury Wellington RNZAF 1967 NZ Army Christchurch RNZAF 1968 NZ Army Auckland Bay of Plenty 1969 Nelson Lower Hutt N.Z. Navy 1970 NZ Army Invercargill RNZAF 1971 Manawatu Wellington Counties 1972 NZ Army Auckland Bay of Plenty 1973 NZ Navy Dunedin RNZAF 1974 NZ Army Lower Hutt Marlborough 1975 Bay of Plenty Hastings Whangarei 1976 Bay of Plenty Christchurch Combined Services 1977 Wairarapa Wellington Rotorua 1978 Counties Hamilton Wairarapa 1979 Wanganui Palmerston North North Shore 1980 Manawatu Invercargill Wairarapa

5 1981 Bay of Islands Auckland Whangarei 1982 Wairarapa Hutt Valley Marlborough 1983 North Otago Dunedin Mid Canterbury 1984 North Otago Hastings Taranaki 1985 Wanganui Wellington Nelson 1986 Combined Services Christchurch Mid Canterbury 1987 Not contested 1988 Mid Canterbury North Harbour Counties 1989 Not contested + Edd Barr and Headifen winners wrong way round in NZSA Annual Report 1990 Nelson Palmerston North Wanganui (Bottom 4, second round) 1991-93 Not contested WINNER THIRD DIVISION 1994 Bay of Islands Wellington Wairarapa (Teams 9-12 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 1995 Wanganui Hamilton Nelson (Teams 8-10 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 1996 North Otago Christchurch Marlborough (Teams 10-12 played round robin after all entrants played full round). 1997 Hutt Valley "2" Hastings Otago (Teams 9-12 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 1998-99 Not contested 2000 Hutt Valley "A" Lower Hutt Horowhenua (Teams 9-11 played round robin after all entrants played full round) 2001 Not contested INTERPROVINCIAL MEN, "D" SECTION NZSA CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1971 Wairarapa Wellington Marlborough 1972-78 Not contested DIVISION "A2" 1979 Auckland Palmerston North Waikato 1980 Auckland and Invercargill Hutt Valley joint 1981 Hawke's Bay Auckland Waikato 1982 Canterbury Hutt Valley North Shore 1983 Hutt Valley Dunedin Southland 1984 Southland Hastings North Shore 1985 North Shore Wellington Canterbury 1986 Southland Christchurch Hwke's Bay 1987 Not contested 1988 Wanganui North Harbour Manawatu 1989 Not contested 1990 Hawke's Bay Palmerston North Manawatu (Division Two, Top 4 Second Round) 1991 Not contested 1992 Nelson Lower Hutt 1993 Otago Dunedin Southland

6 BATTING AVERAGE INTERPROVINCIAL "A" MEN Year Winner Assn Average WORTH'S TROPHY 1972 Dennis Cheyne Wellington 1973 Stu Kinghorn Auckland .379 1974 Basil McLean Hawke's Bay .418 1975 Terry Bell Hutt Valley .437 1976 Phil Davies Wellington .375 1977 John Joyce Wellington 1978 Robert Jones Hutt Valley .333 1979 Peter Hartley Wellington .345 1980 Brendon Conole Hawke's Bay 1981 Ian Stringer Hutt Valley 1982 Robert Todd Auckland 1983 Murray McLean and Counties Richard Humphreys joint Auckland 1984 JImmy Hall Canterbury 1985 Mark Sorenson Hutt Valley 1986 Mark Sorenson Hutt Valley .524 1987 Don Tricker Wellington .334 1988 Paul Shannon Canterbury .365 1989 Murray McLean Auckland .421 1990 Mark Anderton North Harbour .444 1991 Steve Roberts Auckland .444 1992 Kasey Frank Wellington .480 1993 Fred Wyatt Wellington .517 1994 Paul de Lautour Wellington .583 1995 Paul de Lautour Wellington .619 1996 Mark Sorenson Hutt Valley .600 1997 Patrick Shannon Auckland .488 1998 Pat Brady North Harbour .500 1999 Jarrad Martin Wellington .548 2000 Jarrad Martin Wellington .515 2001 Patrick Shannon Auckland .515 2002 Donny Hale Auckland .480 2003 Geoffrey Farnsworth Wellington .429 2004 Daniel Tarapi Otago .464 2005 Chris Eden-Huria Wellington .643 2006 Kango Te Roe Hutt Valley .476 2007 Tournament not played 2008 Ben Enoka NZ Under 19 .440

7 MEN'S NATIONAL LEAGUE NZCT TROPHY Year Winner Finals Venue Runner-up 2003 Auckland Wellington Hutt Valley 2004 Auckland Albany Wellington 2005 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 2006 North Harbour Wellington Wellington 2007 Auckland Lower Hutt Wellington 2008 Auckland Wellington Wellington 2009 Auckland Lower Hutt Wellington NATIONAL FASTPITCH CHAMPIONSHIP 2010 Wellington Christchurch Canterbury 2011 Canterbury Albany Wellington 2012 Auckland Wellington Canterbury 2013 Canterbury Albany Auckland 2014 Canterbury Christchurch Auckland 2015 Auckland Hamilton North Harbour INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Top Batter Ave Top Pitcher Ave MVP 2003 Todd Wilson (HV) .375 Heinie Shannon (AK) 2004 Thomas Makea (WN) .455 Marty Grant (SP) 1.58 2005 Kurt Allen (CV) .543 Jarrad Martin (WN) 2.70 Stephen Ratu (WN) 2006 Patrick Shannon (AK) .543 Marty Grant (WN) 1.47 Jarrad Martin (NH) 2007 Brad Rona (NH) .455 Jeremy Manley (HV) 0.90 Patrick Shannon (AK) 2008 Michael Cameron (AK) .667 Heinie Shannon (AK) 2.14 Donny Hale (AK) 2009 Gareth Cook (CB) .419 Heinie Shannon (AK) 1.49 Heinie Shannon (AK) 2010 Scott Cartwright (SP) .538 Thomas Cameron (WN) Gareth Cook (CB) 2011 Ben Enoka (AK) and .500 Penese Iosefo (CB) 2.55 Penese Iosefo (CB) Jerome Raemaki (SP) 2012 Nathan Nukunuku (AK) .538 Heinie Shannon (AK) 1.31 Heinie Shannon (AK) 2013 Donny Hale (AK) .480 Penese Iosefo (CB) 2.35 Penese Iosefo (CB) 2014 Cory Timu (HV) .476 Regan Manley (CB) 1.51 Josh Thomson (CB) 2015 Jovaan Hanley (WN) .500 Kurt Schollum (SP) 2.25 Cole Evans (AK) Note: CV = Central Vikings, SP = Southern Pride

WINFIELD MEN'S FASTPITCH SERIES Year Winner Finals Venue Runner-up 1991 Wellington 1992 Hutt Valley 1993 Hutt Valley Christchurch Auckland 1994 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Wellington 1995 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley SMOKEFREE MEN'S FASTPITCH SERIES 1996 Wellington Wellington Hutt Valley SMOKEFREE MEN'S SUPERPITCH SERIES 1996 Hutt Valley Nelson

8 NATIONAL COLTS (Under 21 Men) TROJANS TROPHY Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1961 Wellington Christchurch 1962 Wellington Wellington Auckland 1963 Wellington Wellington Auckland 1964 Hutt Valley Wellington Canterbury 1965 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1966 Wellington Invercargill Hutt Valley 1967 Auckland Wanganui Hutt Valley 1968 Auckland Putaruru Hawke's Bay and Hutt Valley joint 1969 Otago Dunedin Auckland 1970 Wellington Masterton Hawke's Bay 1971 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Hawke's Bay 1972 Wellington Nelson Auckland 1973 Wellington Hastings Auckland 1974 Hutt Valley Hamilton Wellington 1975 Wellington Wellington Hawke's Bay 1976 Hutt Valley Blenheim Auckland, Nelson and Wellington joint 1977 Wellington Masterton Auckland 1978 Auckland Christchurch Hutt Valley 1979 Hawke's Bay Papakura Hutt Valley 1980 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Wellington 1981 Wellington Timaru Auckland WHANGAREI TROPHY Runner-up 1982 Wellington Whangarei Auckland 1983 Wellington Tauranga Hutt Valley 1984 Wellington Invercargill Hutt Valley 1985 Hutt Valley Carterton Auckland 1986 Hutt Valley New Plymouth Wellington 1987 Wellington Nelson Auckland 1988 Auckland Papakura Hutt Valley 1989 Auckland Lower Hutt Wellington 1990 Auckland Whakatane Canterbury 1991 Canterbury Christchurch Auckland 1992 Wellington Palmerston North Canterbury 1993 Wellington Albany Auckland 1994 Wellington Christchurch Hutt Valley 1995 Wellingon Lower Hutt Hawke's Bay 1996 Auckland Hamilton Wellington 1997 Discontinued DIVISION TWO MARLBOROUGH CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1976 Otago Blenheim Waikato and Wairarapa joint 1977 Wairarapa Masterton Counties

9 BATTING AVERAGE INTERPROVINCIAL COLTS Year Winner Assn Average 1974 Jeff Strom Wellington 1975 1976 David Dolejs Nelson .510 1977 Barry Jarvis Wellington .455 1978 John Rydwanski Auckland 1979 Michael Hall Canterbury .440 1980 Steve Bean Manawatu .521 1981 1982 Glen McKinley Auckland .438 1983 Brendon Doyle Manawatu 1984 Neil Wilson Otago 1985 Mike O'Hagan Bay of Plenty .448 1986 Michael Andrews Hawke's Bay 1987 Peter Ottley Southland .500 1988 Mark Sorenson Hutt Valley .592 1989 Shane Hunuhunu Bay of Plenty .498 1990 Steve Roberts Auckland .481 1991 Derryn French Nelson .556 1992 Steve Roberts Auckland .500 1993 Jarrad Martin Wellington .591 1994 Carl Franklin Canterbury .583 1995 Thomas Makea Hawke's Bay .524 1996 Jarrad Martin Wellington .678

10 UNDER 19 BOYS This tournament evolved out of the original Senior Schoolboys Tournament which was first played in 1963. In 1981 the tournament became an age limit event for Under 18 Boys and a new tournament, Under 16 Boys, was added to the national calendar. The 1985 national tournament held at Fowlds Park in Auckland moved to an under 19 age limit because of New Zealand's intention to enter the under 19 Junior World Championships for the first time that year. The age limit reverted to under 18 for the 1986 tournament played at Logan Park, Dunedin, but from the 1987 event played at Fraser Park, Lower Hutt, it has been contested as an under 19 tournament. The Hutchings Cup, awarded to the runner-up from 1980, was originally awarded to the Second Division winner from 1976. SENIOR SCHOOLBOYS N.Z.S.A. CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1963 Auckland and Lower Hutt Wellington joint 1964 Wellington Auckland Southland 1965 Auckland Dunedin Southland 1966 Wellington Auckland Otago 1967 Auckland Titahi ßay 1968 Hutt Valley Taumarunui 1969 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1970 Hawke's Bay Hamilton Waikato 1971 Canterbury Blenheim Hawke's Bay 1972 Hutt Valley Masterton Southland 1973 Wellington Wellington Hutt Valley 1974 Auckland Palmerston North Hutt Valley 1975 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Wellington 1976 Wairarapa Auckland Hawke's Bay and Wellington joint 1977 Hutt Valley Nelson Auckland and Canterbury joint 1978 Hawke's Bay Lower Hutt Wellington 1979 Wellington Albany Hawke's Bay HUTCHINGS CUP Runner-up 1980 Wellington Dunedin Canterbury UNDER 18 1981 Wellington Rotorua Canterbury 1982 Wellington Tokoroa Hutt Valley 1983 Wellington Christchurch Hutt Valley 1984 Hutt Valley Levin North Shore UNDER 19 1985 Auckland Auckland Hutt Valley UNDER 18 1986 Auckland Dunedin Hutt Valley UNDER 19 1987 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Bay of Plenty

11 WINSTONE TROPHY and N.Z.S.A. CUP 1988 Hutt Valley Tauranga Taranaki 1989 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1990 Auckland Wellington Wellington GIB BOARD TROPHY and N.Z.S.A. CUP 1991 Auckland Palmerston North Wellington 1992 Wellington Albany Hutt Valley 1993 Canterbury Christchurch Auckland 1994 Auckland Auckland Hawke's Bay 1995 Wellington Wellington Hawke's Bay 1996 Auckland Dunedin Hawke's Bay 1997 Auckland Hastings Hawke's Bay 1998 Auckland Hamilton Canterbury 1999 Hutt Valley Christchurch Wellington 2000 Wellington Nelson Auckland 2001 Wellington Albany Hutt Valley LION FOUNDATION PLAQUE 2002 Wellington Invercargill Auckland NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Wellington Palmerston North Canterbury 2004 Auckland Auckland Canterbury 2005 Auckland Lower Hutt Canterbury 2006 Canterbury Christchurch Wellington 2007 Auckland Papakura Wellington 2008 Hawke's Bay Hastings Marlborough 2009 Auckland Nelson Wellington 2010 Auckland Albany Hawke's Bay 2011 Wellington Lower Hutt North Harbour 2012 North Harbour Christchurch Hutt Valley 2013 Auckland Hamilton North Harbour 2014 Canterbury Lower Hutt Auckland 2015 Auckland Nelson Wellington SECOND DIVISION Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1975 Waikato Lower Hutt Wairarapa HUTCHINGS CUP 1976 Manawatu Auckland Horowhenua 1977 Tauranga Nelson Southland 1978 Whangarei Lower Hutt North Shore 1979 Not contested

12 BATTING AVERAGE UNDER 18 BOYS Year Winner Assn Average 1980 Bryan Casey Hawke's Bay .600 1982 Tony Kaiaruna Wellington .611 1983 S. Kara North Shore .583 1984 N. Harris Taranaki .538 UNDER 19 BOYS 1985 Brendon Doyle Manawatu UNDER 18 BOYS 1986 Mark Sorenson Hutt Valley .567 UNDER 19 BOYS 1987 Tony Buckley Southland .500 1988 Steve Roberts Auckland 1989 Shane Hunuhunu Bay of Plenty .500 1990 Shane Hunuhunu Bay of Plenty .478 1991 Paul Delatour Manawatu 1992 Jarrad Martin Wellington .500 1993 Shelton Healey Taranaki .524 1994 Brad Rona Manawatu .591 1995 Adrian Buchan Auckland .631 1996 Ben Fisher Wellington .522 1997 Gareth Cook West Coast .571 1998 Leighton James Wellington .600 1999 Wayne Laulu Wellington .533 2000 Wayne Laulu Wellington .600 2001 Steven Outwin Auckland .625 2002 Chris Eden-Huria Canterbury .522 2003 Jerol Lajpold Hutt Valley .448 2004 Lee Cameron Auckland .586 2005 Bernard Hale Auckland .607 2006 Isaac Fletcher Auckland .583 2007 Billy-Joe Kennedy Hawke's Bay .706 2008 Tony Bishop Wellington .786 2009 Cory Timu Hutt Valley .560 2010 Dwayne McCail Auckland .538 2011 Kurt Schollum Upper South Island .520 2012 Tamihana Nau North Harbour .667 2013 Rhys Evans Auckland .500 2014 Mitchell Finnie Otago .591 2015 Jackson Watt Canterbury .522

13 UNDER 17 BOYS Tournament began in 1981 at New Plymouth after the original Senior Schoolboys Tournament evolved into Under 16 and Under 18 Tournaments. Age change to Under 17 was made for the 1995 season at the Wanganui tournament. The NZ J.A.B. Trophy was first presented to the runner-up in 1982 UNDER 16 BOYS HARRY BALDWIN TROPHY Year Winner Venue NZ J.A.B. TROPHY Runner-up 1981 Hutt Valley New Plymouth 1982 Wellington Palmerston North Hutt Valley 1983 Auckland Hamilton Hutt Valley 1984 North Shore Christchurch Auckland 1985 Hutt Valley New Plymouth Wellington 1986 Auckland and Whakatane Taranaki joint 1987 Hutt Valley Blenheim Auckland 1988 Hawke's Bay Carterton Taranaki 1989 Taranaki Albany Auckland 1990 Canterbury Timaru Horowhenua 1991 Hawke's Bay and Levin Wellington joint 1992 Canterbury New Plymouth South Canterbury 1993 Auckland Nelson Wellington GIB BOARD TROPHY and BALDWIN TROPHY 1994 Canterbury Lower Hutt Hutt Valley UNDER 17 BOYS 1995 Southland Wanganui Hutt Valley 1996 Auckland Christchurch Wellington 1997 Auckland Hamilton Otago GIB TROPHY 1998 Wellington Wellington Auckland 1999 Taranaki Invercargill Auckland 2000 Wellington Auckland Auckland 2001 Wellington Lower Hutt Auckland LION FOUNDATION PLAQUE 2002 Auckland Dunedin Wellington NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Hutt Valley Albany Auckland 2004 Canterbury Hastings Auckland 2005 Wellington Invercargill Hutt Valley 2006 Auckland Auckland Hawke's Bay 2007 Auckland Dunedin Hutt Valley 2008 Auckland Hamilton Hutt Valley 2009 Wellington Palmerston North North Harbour 2010 North Harbour Nelson Waikato 2011 North Harbour Albany Hutt Valley 2012 Waikato Paraparaumu Hawke's Bay 2013 Auckland Nelson Hutt Valley 2014 Wellington North Harbour Counties-Manukau 2015 Auckland Hastings Wellington

14 BATTING AVERAGE UNDER 16 BOYS Year Winner Assn Average 1981 Lance Davies Hutt Valley .563 1982 Darryl Marino Hutt Valley .585 1983 E. Vincent Wellington .500 1984 Adam Hori-Te Paa Horowhenua 1985 Shane Munn Bay of Islands 1986 Steve Roberts Auckland .777 1987 Willard Te Mata Taranaki .546 1988 Jeremy Tomuli Counties .621 1989 Richard Tuhoro Waikato .579 1990 Aaron Rudolph Canterbury .594 1991 Shelton Healey Taranaki .706 1992 Charlie Kennedy Hawke's Bay 1993 Shaun Page Auckland .560 1994 Gareth Cook West Coast .633 UNDER 17 BOYS 1995 Justin Karaitiana Hutt Valley .563 1996 Karl Gollan Auckland .464 1997 Scott Cartwright Otago .652 1998 Wayne Laulu Wellington .632 1999 Haizley Martin Taranaki .593 2000 Feagaiga Feagaiga Horowhenua .667 2001 Chris Doak Counties Manukau .571 2002 Daniel Maddick Queensland .563 2003 David Butler Hutt Valley .759 2004 Ryan Shannahan Hutt Valley .625 2005 Joe Collins Marlborough .767 2006 Poro Shelford North Harbour .583 2007 Corey Timu Hutt Valley .611 2008 Rakawhati Repia Auckland .619 2009 Ambrose Curtis Wellington .560 2010 Horowai Puketapu Hawke's Bay .636 2011 Khalid Gilbert Waikato .875 2012 Jackson Baird-Gillet Waikato .700 2013 Tyler Bird Upper South Island .557 2014 Dante Matakatea Wellington .579 2015 Cole Evans Auckland .696

15 NATIONAL JUNIOR SCHOOLBOYS First played in 1959 at the Polo Ground, Miramar, Wellington. Played in conjunction with the Girls' tournament until 1968. Tournament discontinued after 1969, but resumed in Lower Hutt in 1974 as an invitational tournament hosted by Hutt Valley. Interestingly all four tournaments, Boys' and Girls' Junior and Senior were played in conjunction in Auckland in 1964. Became Under 15 Boys in 1980, Under 14 Boys in 1981 before becoming North and South Island Under 14 in 1982. Became North and South Island Under 15 in 1995 and has remained that way. Tournaments became "open" to entrants from either island in 2000, with the proviso that associations that wished to enter the "other" island tournament must also field a team in their own island fixture.

VIC MOORS CUP TED TUDOR CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1959 Hutt Valley Wellington Wellington 1960 Wellington Wellington Auckland 1961 Auckland Palmerston North Wanganui 1962 Auckland Invercargill Wellington 1963 Southland Petone Auckland 1964 Waikato Auckland Auckland 1965 Auckland Wanganui Southland 1966 Wellington Petone Waikato 1967 Waikato Christchurch Southland 1968 Wellington Johnsonville Canterbury, Otago and Southland joint 1969 Wairarapa Masterton Canterbury 1970-73 Not contested 1974 Counties Lower Hutt Southland 1975 Hutt Valley Dunedin Manawatu and Hawke's Bay joint 1976 Hawke's Bay Tokoroa Auckland 1977 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Manawatu 1978 Auckland Petone Manawatu 1979 North Shore Invercargill Manawatu UNDER 15 BOYS 1980 Auckland Hastings Wellington UNDER 14 BOYS 1981 Auckland Auckland Taranaki NORTH ISLAND UNDER 14 BOYS 1982 Hutt Valley Masterton Auckland 1983 Hutt Valley Moerewa Auckland 1984 Auckland Lower Hutt Taranaki 1985 Counties (no report filed) 1986 Auckland Palmerston North Hawke's Bay 1987 Counties Kaikohe Auckland 1988 Waikato Levin Hutt Valley 1989 Hawke's Bay Hastings Wellington 1990 Auckland Taupo Western Bays

16 1991 Auckland Porirua Hawke's Bay 1992 Western Bays Kaikohe North Harbour 1993 Auckland Albany Hutt Valley GIB BOARD TROPHY and VIC MOORS CUP 1994 Auckland New Plymouth Counties NORTH ISLAND UNDER 15 BOYS 1995 Auckland Hamilton North Harbour GIB TROPHY and VIC MOORS CUP 1996 Auckland Hastings Taranaki 1997 Taranaki Lower Hutt Auckland GIB TROPHY and VIC MOORS AWARD 1998 Hutt Valley Whangarei Horowhenua 1999 Horowhenua Palmerston North Western Bays 2000 Hutt Valley Wellington Western Bays 2001 Auckland Hamilton Hutt Valley LION FOUNDATION PLAQUE 2002 Auckland "1" Wanganui Canterbury NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Auckland Kapiti Hutt Valley 2004 Auckland Papakura Canterbury 2005 Wellington Gisborne Hawke's Bay 2006 Auckland Levin Hutt Valley 2007 Hutt Valley Tauranga Hawke's Bay 2008 Auckland Wanganui Hawke's Bay 2009 Wellington Hamilton Hawke's Bay 2010 Counties Manukau Papakura Auckland "A" 2011 North Harbour Hastings Wellington 2012 Wellington Wanganui Auckland 2013 Wellington Papakura Auckland 2014 Auckland Wellington North Harbour 2015 Auckland Hamilton Hawke's Bay SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 14 BOYS N.Z.S.A. TROPHY Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1982 Southland Balclutha Eastern Southland 1983 Canterbury Nelson Southland 1984 South Otago Otago Canterbury N.Z. EVERGREENS TROPHY Runner-up 1985 Southland Blenheim Canterbury "A" 1986 Southland Gore Canterbury 1987 Canterbury Ashburton Southland 1988 Canterbury Balclutha Eastern Southland 1989 Canterbury Greymouth Marlborough 1990 Canterbury Oamaru Marlborough 1991 Southland Gore Canterbury 1992 Southland Blenheim West Coast 1993 Canterbury Ashburton South Canterbury GIB BOARD TROPHY and N.Z.S.A. TROPHY 1994 Canterbury Nelson West Coast

17 SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 15 BOYS 1995 West Coast Timaru Canterbury GIB TROPHY and N.Z.S.A. CUP 1996 Canterbury Greymouth Nelson 1997 Canterbury and Oamaru Southland joint GIB TROPHY 1998 Canterbury Invercargill West Coast 1999 Canterbury Timaru Otago 2000 Otago Greymouth Southland 2001 Canterbury Gore Southland LION FOUNDATION PLAQUE 2002 Southland Nelson Otago NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Eastern Southland Alexandra Southland 2004 Canterbury Greymouth Southland 2005 West Coast Blenheim Otago 2006 Canterbury Invercargill Southland 2007 Canterbury "1" Oamaru Nelson 2008 Canterbury "1" Blenheim Southland 2009 Central Otago Alexandra Marlborough 2010 Canterbury "1" Oamaru Marlborough 2011 Canterbury Invercargill Otago 2012 Canterbury Blenheim Central Otago 2013 Nelson Dunedin Marlborough 2014 Nelson Invercargill Canterbury 2015 Canterbury Blenheim Marlborough

BATTING AVERAGE JUNIOR SCHOOLBOYS Year Winner Assn Average 1975 T. Puckey Auckland .469 1976 R. Hall North Shore 1977 Glen Porter Wellington .571 1978 Riki Baker Manawatu 1979 Jeremy England Western Bays .619 UNDER 15 BOYS 1980 Brendon Doyle Manawatu .556 UNDER 14 BOYS 1981 Mark Sorenson Hutt Valley .612 NORTH ISLAND UNDER 14 BOYS 1982 Mark Sorenson Hutt Valley .545 1983 Simon Ave Hawke's Bay .615 1984 J. Brewer Taranaki 1985 No report filed from Counties 1986 A. Matenga Hawke's Bay .609 1987 Richard Nixon Hutt Valley .526 1988 Damion Peka-Marshall Bay of Plenty .583 1989 Jamie Caldwell Taranaki .567

18 1990 Duane Jerard Auckland .600 1991 Mark Walker Hutt Valley .720 1992 Lee Gillard Western Bays .586 1993 Kurt Allan Auckland .633 1994 Joel Cardin Auckland .591 NORTH ISLAND UNDER 15 BOYS 1995 Joel Carden Auckland .576 1996 Joel Carden Auckland .642 1997 James Jenkins Taranaki .551 1998 James Ratiu Counties Manukau .667 1999 Joel Pullen Hutt Valley .517 2000 Brandon Fuge Hutt Valley .500 2001 Paina Pirika Counties Manukau .647 2002 Joshua Smith Wellington .600 2003 Josh Kingi Counties Manukau .583 2004 Te Rangi Chadwick Hawke's Bay .640 2005 Paro Shelford Canterbury .688 2006 Darren Kippen Wellington "2" .526 2007 Beau Bishop Wellington .588 2008 Te Wera Bishop Wellington "2" .542 2009 Campbell Enoka Auckland .586 2010 Tailah Love Wellington "A" .548 2011 Jacob Zurcher and Hawke's Bay .579 Justin Morgan joint Manawatu 2012 Danny Brown Hutt Valley .533 2013 Ricky Maulaiatea Hutt Valley .611 2014 Reilly Makea Wellington .565 2015 Kereama Watene-Te Hau (Hutt Valley) .550 SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 14 BOYS 1982 Nicki Malofie Southland .781 1983 B. Finn South Otago .524 1984 Tuppy Tehae Canterbury .611 1985 Ivan Pope Marlborough 1986 Patrick Kapo Southland .550 1987 Clinton Wright West Coast .571 1988 Daniel Schroeder Southland .650 1989 Mark Shears South Canterbury .567 1990 Kori Wiersma Canterbury .600 1991 Quentin Gould Marlborough .714 1992 Mutu Monsell Canterbury .667 1993 Brett Taylor Canterbury .625 1994 Ben Tewheoro Canterbury .679 SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 15 BOYS 1995 Cory Tamou Eastern Southland .648 1996 Chris Telfer Southland .500 1997 Dion Cameron and Southland .647 Keri Ria joint Canterbury 1998 Keri Ria Canterbury .692 1999 Chris Eden West Coast .682 2000 Edwin Rush Canterbury .536 2001 Andrew McCarroll Canterbury

19 2002 Louis Wright Otago .600 2003 Joshua Lilley Canterbury .636 2004 Mike Williams Nelson .600 2005 Brendan Swift Canterbury .667 2006 Jason Drost Canterbury .647 2007 Tyron Davies North Otago .667 2008 James Bolton Canterbury .611 2009 Tane Tuhakaraina Southland .563 2010 Jesse Harbrow Canterbury "A" .625 2011 Matthew Watts Otago .571 2012 Callum Bishop Canterbury .640 2013 Jayden Johnston Southland .615 2014 Horouta Wilson Marlborough .619 2015 Josh Lubiejewski Canterbury .577

MEN'S NATIONAL CLUB KNOCKOUT QANTEL CUP Year Winner Finals Venue Runner-up 1977 Miramar (Wellington) Lower Hutt Eden Roskill (Auckland) 1978 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Wellington United (Auckland) 1979 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Auckland United (Auckland) 1980 Porirua (Wellington) Lower Hutt Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1981 Miramar (Wellington) Wellington United (Auckland) 1982 United (Auckland) Lower Hutt Burnside (Canterbury) 1983 Discontinued

20 INTERCLUB MEN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP JOHN LENNON TROPHY Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1940 Jenkins Gym (Wellington) Wellington 1941 Miramar (Wellington) Wellington 1942-1944 No competition 1945 Broadway (Wellington) Wellington Wigram War Birds (Canterbury) 1946 Jenkins Gym (Wellington) Wellington 1947 No competition 1948 Broadway (Wellington) Wanganui 1949 No competition 1950 Eden (Auckland) Wellington 1951 Eden (Auckland) Dunedin 1952 Miramar (Wellington) Auckland 1953 Broadway (Wellington) Lower Hutt 1954 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Invercargill Broadway (Wellington) 1955 Jenkins Gym (Wellington) Hastings 1956 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Wellington 1957 Miramar (Wellington) Auckland 1958 Broadway (Wellington) Wellington Old Technicals (Waikato) 1959 Broadway (Wellington) Greymouth Railways (Hutt Valley) 1960 Railways (Hutt Valley) Dunedin Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1961 Miramar (Wellington) Rotorua Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1962 Railways (Hutt Valley) Wanganui Miramar (Wellington) 1963 Railways (Hutt Valley) Invercargill Ramblers (Auckland) 1964 Railways (Hutt Valley) Hamilton Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1965 Railways (Hutt Valley) Wellington Ramblers (Auckland) 1966 Broadway (Wellington) Christchurch Railways (Hutt Valley) 1967 Railways (Hutt Valley) Auckland MIramar (Wellington) 1968 Miramar (Wellington) Lower Hutt Railways (Hutt Valley) 1969 Collegiate (Southland) Invercargill Miramar (Wellington) 1970 Miramar (Wellington) Wellington Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1971 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Auckland Taradale (Hawke's Bay) BERT CHOTE TROPHY Runner-up 1972 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Blenheim Wolves (Hawke's Bay) 1973 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Palm North Cambridge (Waikato), Island Bay (Wellington, Wolves (Hawke's Bay) joint 1974 Island Bay (Wellington) Tauranga Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1975 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Christchurch Cambridge (Waikato) and Wolves (Hawke's Bay joint STARS TRAVEL CUP / TROPHY 1976 Island Bay (Wellington) Hamilton Marist (Hawke's Bay) and Cardinals (Hutt Valley) joint 1977 Miramar (Wellington) Hastings Marist (Hawke's Bay) 1978 United (Auckland) Invercargill Cardinals (Hutt Valley) PAN AM TROPHY 1979 Cambridge (Waikato) Auckland AC Delco United (Hutt Valley) 1980 Miramar (Wellington) Lower Hutt United (Auckland) 1981 Miramar (Wellington) Dunedin United (Auckland) 1982 Ramblers (Auckland) Wellington Burnside (Canterbury) 21 1983 Miramar (Wellington) Palm North Ramblers (Auckland) 1984 Ramblers (Auckland) Christchurch Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1985 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Hamilton Ramblers (Auckland) 1986 Totara Park (Hutt Valley) Albany Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) LION RED GAUNTLET (National League Interclub) 1987 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Auckland Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1988 Marist (Auckland) Auckland United (Auckland) 1989 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Auckland Marist (Auckland) 1990 Marist (Auckland) Auckland United (Auckland) 1991 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Auckland Marist (Auckland) 1992 Miramar (Wellington) Auckland Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) 1993 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Wellington Derori (North Harbour) JOHN LENNON TROPHY 1994 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Palm North Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1995 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Christchurch Marist (Auckland) 1996 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Albany Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 1997 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Lower Hutt Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) 1998 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Nelson Cardinals (Hutt Valley) JOHN LENNON AWARD 1999 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Hamilton Marist (Auckland) 2000 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Hastings Marist (Auckland) 2001 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Christchurch Cardinals (HUtt Valley) 2002 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Albany Marist (Auckland) NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Lower Hutt Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 2004 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Invercargill Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 2005 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Albany Miramar (Wellington) 2006 Hutt City United (Hutt Valley) Hastings Christchurch United (Canterbury) 2007 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Christchurch Miramar (Wellington) RADIO SPORT OPEN 2008 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Lower Hutt MIramar (Wellington 2009 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Albany Miramar (Wellington) 2010 Hutt Valley Dodgers (Hutt Valley) Christchurch Christchurch United (Canterbury) 2011 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Lower Hutt PCU Devils (Canterbury) 2012 Auckland United (Auckland) Auckland Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) 2013 Hutt Valley Dodgers (Hutt Valley) Christchurch Auckland United (Auckland) 2014 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Lower Hutt Auckland United (Auckland) 2015 Albion (Canterbury) Albany Auckland United (Auckland) DIVISION TWO TOM VOYLE CUP 1972 Cambridge (Waikato) Blenheim Papanui (Canterbury) 1973 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Palmerston North Wanderers (Horowhenua) 1974 NZ Army (Services) Tauranga Dodgers (Nelson) 1975 Panthers (Southland) Christchurch Saints (Marlborough) 1976 Roslyn-Wakari (Otago) Hamilton Huia Chiefs (Manawatu) 1977 Saints (Marlborough) Hastings NZ Navy (Services) 1978 Pukekohe (Counties) Invercargill Navy (North Shore) and Rebels (Nelson) 1979 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Auckland RNZAF (Services) and NZ Police (Services) 1980 Dodgers (Otago) Lower Hutt Birkenheads Lions (North Shore) 1981 Cardinals (Southland) Mosgiel Birkenheads Lions (North Shore) 1982 Aces (Wanganui) Wellington Birkenheads Lions (North Shore) 1983 Dodgers (Otago) Palmerston North Cadets (Bay of Plenty)

22 1984 Rivals (Nelson) Christchurch Saints (Marlborough) 1985 Fraser Tech (Waikato) Hamilton Giants (Wairarapa) 1986 Celtex (Manawatu) Albany Dodgers (Otago) DIVISION TWO NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP AND NATIONAL LEAGUE QUALIFIER UNTIL 1993 (Top Eight Section) TOM VOYLE CUP CHOTE TROPHY Runner-up 1987 Celtex (Manawatu) Invercargill United (Auckland) (Celtex later disqualified, United promoted) 1988 Hutt City United (Hutt Valley) Hastings Porirua City United (Wellington) 1989 Woolston Cardinals (Canterbury) Auckland Island Bay (Wellington) 1990 Woolston Cardinals (Canterbury) Dunedin Lion Red (Otago) 1991 Porirua City United (Wellington) Lower Hutt Onehunga-Mangere (Auckland) 1992 Marist (Hutt Valley) Christchurch United (Canterbury) 1993 Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) Wellington Cardinals (Hutt Valley) TOM VOYLE TROPHY 1994 Havelock Fastpitch (Hawke's Bay) Palm North Waitara (Taranaki) 1995 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Christchurch Papanui (Canterbury) 1996 United (Auckland) Albany Hutt City United (Hutt Valley) 1997 United (Auckland) Lower Hutt Huia Chiefs (Manawatu) TOM VOYLE AWARD 1998 Northcote (North Harbour) Nelson Huia Chiefs (Manawatu) 1999 Wakayama (Japan) Hamilton Johnsonville (Wellington) 2000 Mt Albert Ramblers Hastings Johnsonville (Wellington) 2001 Johnsonville (Wellington) Christchurch Richmond (Canterbury) 2002 Cardinals (Hutt Valley) Albany Hutt City United (Hutt Valley) 2003 Papanui (Canterbury) Lower Hutt Wairarapa Giants (Hutt Valley) DIVISION THREE AND NATIONAL LEAGUE QUALIFIER UNTIL 1993 (Lower Section) PAUL HIGGINS TROPHY (Runner-up) 1987 Saints (Marlborough) Invercargill Dodgers (Otago) 1988 Ellis Park (Otago) Hastings RNZAF (Services) 1989 Metro College (Auckland) Auckland Royals (Counties) 1990 Marist (Hawke's Bay) Dunedin Dodgers Vikings (Manawatu) 1991 Astros (Manawatu) Lower Hutt Suburbs (Canterbury) 1992 Old Boys (South Canterbury) Christchurch Glenfield (North Harbour0 1993 Feilding Astros (Manawatu) Wellington Aces Marist (Wanganui) 1994 Kerikeri (Bay of Islands) Palm North Braves (Wanganui) 1995 NZ Army (Services) Christchurch Richmond (Canterbury) 1996 Northcote (North Harbour) Albany Waitara (Taranaki) 1997 Levin (Horowhenua) Lower Hutt Northcote (North Harbour) PAUL HIGGINS AWARD 1998 Papanui (Canterbury) Nelson Hutt City United (Hutt Valley) 1999 Ellis Park (Otago) Hamilton Fraser Tech (Waikato) 2000 Royals (Wellington) Hastings Saints (Hawke's Bay) 2001 Papanui (Canterbury) Christchurch Royals (Canterbury)

23 INTERCLUB MEN BATTING AVERAGE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Year Winner Team Average 1982 G. Kenny Miramar WN .389 1985 Doug Honey Poneke Kilbirnie WN .455 1986 Bruce Baird Totara Park HV .611 DIVISION TWO 1987 Jody Hennigar United AK .423 1988 Craig Symons Aces Marist WG .600 1989 Vaughan Gray Island Bay WN .485 1990 Graeme Anderson Woolston Cardinals CB .619 1991 Mark Rizzi Dodgers SL .577 1992 Vaughan Grey Johnsonville WN .462 1993 Preston Lye Bears OG .563 NATIONAL LEAGUE 1987 Simon Kerr Cardinals HV .375 1988 Murray McLean Mt Albert Ramblers 1989 Mark Sorenson Cardinals HV .449 1990 Mark Sorenson Cardinals HV .355 1991 Dean Rice Marist AK .500 1992 Tim Wahl Poneke Kilbirnie WN .500 1993 Peter Kelly Mt Albert Ramblers .481 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP 1994 Glen Roff Royals CB .556 1995 Mark Sorenson Cardinals HV .583 1996 Brad Rona Braves WG .579 1997 Jason Kumeroa Christchurch United CB .536 1998 Jarrad Martin Poneke Kilbirnie WN .533 1999 Mark Sorenson Cardinals HV .538 2000 Thomas Makea Poneke Kilbirnie WN .500 2001 Stacey McLean Poneke Kilbirnie WN .609 2002 Chris Telfer Papanui CB .469 2003 Donny Hale Mt Albert Ramblers AK .567 2004 Stacey McLean Poneke Kilbirnie WN .600 2005 Phil Mountford Richmond CB .533 2006 Fabian Makea Porirua WN .692 2007 Donny Hale Mt Albert Ramblers AK .636 2008 Travis Wilson Papanui CB .583 2009 Antony Stuart Richmond CB .600 2010 Wayne Laulu Miramar WN .600 2011 Chris Telfer Demons SL .600 2012 Daniel Tarapi Poneke Kilbirnie WN .571 2013 Tyron Bartorillo Papanui Tigers CB .682 2014 = Thomas Makea Poneke Kilbirnie WN .500 2014 = Nathan Nukunuku Mt Albert Ramblers AK .500 2014 = Ben Enoka Auckland United AK .500 2015 Joel Evans Hutt Valley Dodgers .519

24 SECONDARY SCHOOL BOYS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DES McCAMMON TROPHY Year Winner Venue Runner-up Batter Pitcher 1980 St Peter's College (Auckland) Lower Hutt Final played at St Bernard's College Easter Sunday April 5th 1981 Mt Albert Grammar (Auckland) Auckland Waiopehu College (Horowhenua) Mac Tangaroa (Waiopehu College) Neil Wardrope (Mt Albert Grammar) 1982 Taita College (Hutt Valley) Christchurch Rongotai College (Wellington) D Marino (Taita) .700 A Bentley (Taita) 1983 Taita College (Hutt Valley) Wellington Mt Albert Grammar (Auckland) Mark Thompson (Taita) 1984 Westlake Boys' High (North Shore) Auckland Aorere College (Counties) Grant McCarroll (Burnside HS) 1985 Birkdale College (North Shore) Lower Hutt Te Aute College (Hawke's Bay) Michael Thomas (Burnside HS) .706 Keith Enoka (Birkdale) 1986 Te Aute College (Hawke's Bay) Blenheim Mana College (Wellington) Glenn Roff (Southland Boys' HS) .500 1987 Aorere College (Counties) Porirua Te Aute College (Hawke's Bay) and Steven Roberts (Aorere) .625 Michael Bristowe (Aorere) Mana College (Wellington) 1988 Kelston Boys' High (Auckland) Papatoetoe Te Aute College (Hawke's Bay) Carl Franklin (Linwood HS) Carl Franklin (Linwood HS) 1989 Te Aute College (Hawke's Bay) Christchurch Birkenhead College (North Harbour) Grant Phillips (Timaru Boys' HS) .600 Toby Hawera (Te Aute) 1990 St Peter's College (Auckland) Tauranga Waitaki Boys' HS (North Otago) Chris Hopper (WaitakI) .444 Dean Wallace (St Peter's) 1991 Rongotai College (Wellington) Hastings Burnside High School (Canterbury) Steven Ratu (Rongotai) .692 Alkana Benion (Rongotai) 1992 Kelston Boys' HS (Auckland) Timaru Hato Paora (Manawatu) Te Uru Cribb (Hato Paora) .611 Brandon Tukapu (Hato Paora) 1993 St John's College (Hawke's Bay) Hamilton Kelston Boys' HS (Auckland) Fabian Makea (St John's) Thomas Makea (St John's) 1994 Greymouth High School (West Coast) Wellington St John's College (Hawke's Bay) Gareth Cook (Greymouth) .538 Tony Snow (Kings High, Otago) 1995 Kelston Boys' HS (Auckland) Christchurch Newlands College (Wellington) Leon Lambert (Newlands) .571 Brett Taylor (Hillmorton High, Canterbury) 1996 Kelston Boys' HS (Auckland) Lower Hutt Greymouth HS (West Coast) Cory Wallace (Hutt Valley High) .583 Karl Gollan (Kelston) 1997 St Peter's College (Auckland) Auckland Waitara College (Taranaki) Heydon Healey (Waitara) .667 Jarrod Atkinson (Waitara) 1998 New Plymouth Boys' HS (Taranaki) Christchurch St Peter's College (Auckland) Haizley Martin (New Plymouth) .650 Shaun Marino (New Plymouth) 1999 St Peter's College (Auckland) Lower Hutt New Plymouth Boys' HS (Taranaki) Cheyne Kettle (New Plymouth) .520 Thomas Cameron (St Peter's) 2000 St Peter's College (Auckland) Albany Waiohepu College (Horowhenua) Taiki Apu (St Peter's) .619 William Raston (Waiopehu) 2001 St Peter's College (Auckland) Dunedin Naenae College (Hutt Valley) Gerard Long (Onehunga HS, Auckland) .560 Taiki Apu St Peter's) 2002 Onehunga High School (Auckland) Hastings Tawa College (Wellington) Rocky Pokere (Aranui HS, Canterbury) Taiki Apu (St Peter's) 25 2003 St Peter's College (Auckland) Lower Hutt Aranui High School (Canterbury) Isaac Fletcher (St Peter's) .667 Taiki Apu (St Peter's) 2004 Kelston Boys' HS (Auckland) Nelson St Peter's College (Auckland) Carl Hiko (Kelston) .607 Penese Iosefo (Aranui HS, Canterbury) 2005 Hastings Boys' HS (Hawke's Bay) Wellington Newlands College (Wellington) Lewis Temarama (Aotea College, Wellington) Solomon Iosa (Hastings) DIVISION ONE 2006 Hastings Boys' HS (Hawke's Bay) Palmerston North St Patrick's College Town (Wellington) Rongo Rapaea (Hastings) .645 Tamihana Hokianga (Hastings) 2007 Taita College (Hutt Valley) Hastings Hastings Boys' HS (Hawke's Bay) Jason Kelleher (Napier Boys' HS) .500 and Jovaan Hanley (Hastings) Houston O'Riley (Kelston Boys' HS) .500 2008 Hastings Boys' HS (Hawke's Bay) Christchurch Massey High School (Auckland) Campbell Makea (Hastings) .643 Thomas Enoka (Massey) 2009 Hastings Boys' HS (Hawke's Bay) Lower Hutt Wellington College (Wellington) Axton Daniels (Taita College, HV) .655 Joel Evans (Wellington) 2010 Newlands College (Wellington) Hastings Nelson College (Nelson) Jacob Rikihana (Newlands) .593 Jack Fletcher (Nelson) 2011 Massey College (Auckland) Lower Hutt Hamilton Boys' High School (Waikato) Tamihana Nau (Massey High) .680 Joel Harris (Nelson College) 2012 Marlborough Boys' High Schoool (MB) Lower Hutt Massey High School (Auckland) Horowai Puketapu (Napier Boys' High) .667 Kurt Schollum (Marlborough Boys' High) 2013 Mt Albert Grammar (Auckland) Meadowlands AK Nelson College (Nelson) Tarek Lakbal (Hamilton Boys' High, WK) .529 Liam Twigden (Mt Albert Grammar) 2014 Mt Albert Grammar (Auckland) Christchurch St Patrick's College (Wellington) Kemara Hauti-Parapara (No details) Seth Bourgeois (No details) 2015 Mt Albert Grammar (Auckland) Lower Hutt St Patrick's College (Wellington) Jackson Watt (Christchurch Boys' High) .625 Seth Bourgeois(Mt Albert Grammar) DIVISION TWO NORTH ISLAND SOUTH ISLAND Year Winner Venue Runner-up Winner Venue Runner-up 2006 Tawa College (Wellington) Rotorua Western Heights HS (Rotorua) Marlborough Boys' HS (Marlborough) Oamaru Southland Boys' HS (Southland) 2007 Rotorua Boys' HS (Rotorua) New Plymouth St Kentigern College (Auckland) Marlborough Boys' College (Marlborough) Blenheim Shirley Boys' HS (Canterbury) 2008 St Kentigern College (Auckland) Papakura St Patrick's College Town (Wellington) Dunstan High School (Central Otago) Invercargill Gore High School (Southland) 2009 Hamilton Boys' HS (Waikato) Tauranga Papakura Boys' HS (Counties Manukau) St Thomas of Canterbury Coll. (CB) Greymouth Dunstan High School (Central Otago) 2010 Orewa College (North Harbour) Wanganui Sacred Heart College (Auckland) Otago Boys' HS (Otago) Dunedin Nayland College (Nelson) 2011 Avondale College (Auckland) New Plymouth Napier Boys' High School (Hawke's Bay) Burnside High School (Canterbury) Nelson Dunstan High School (Central Otago) 2012 Hastings Boys' High School (HB) Palmerston North Wanganui Boys' High School (Wanganui) Otago Boys' High School (Otago) Alexandra Dunstan High School (Central Otago) 2013 Wellington College (WN) Wanganui Palmerston North Boys' High (MW) Kings' High School (Otago) Invercargill Otago Boys' High School (Otago) 2014 St Peter's College (Auckland) Tauranga Hastings Boys' High School (Hawke's Bay)Waimea College (Nelson) Blenheim Southland Boys' HS (Southland) 2015 St Patrick's College Silverstream (WN) Palamerston North Wairoa College (Hawke's Bay) Kings' High School (Otago) Dunedin Southland Boys' HS (Southland)

PLAYERS OF YEAR SEASON MALE ASSN FEMALE ASSN 1968-69 GARTH TATTERSFIELD (SL) MARTHA RUSH (AK) 1969-70 KEVIN HERLIHY (WN) YVONNE HOLTON (AK) 1970-71 DAVE SORENSON (HV) LIBBY BOWLES (HB) 1971-72 KEVIN HERLIHY (WK) NGAIO CLYMA (OG) 1972-73 CARL MOSSMAN (WK) CHERYL KEMP (AK) 1973-74 MARAMA WAITAI (WN) PAT FARROW (WN) 1974-75 BASIL McLEAN (HB) IRENE KEATING (WN) 1975-76 TERRY NUNNS (HV) MARILYN MARSHALL (WN) 1976-77 KEVIN HENDERSON (WN) CHERYL KEMP (AK) 1977-78 KEVIN HERLIHY (WK) CAROL MEIHANA (WN) 1978-79 BRUCE MACKINTOSH (WK) NAOMI SHAW (HV) 1979-80 IAN STRINGER (HV) PENNY SALTON (CB) 1980-81 DENNIS CHEYNE (WN) CHERYL KEMP (CB) 1981-82 MICHAEL WHITE (WN) LESLEY MONK (WN) 1982-83 NOT PUBLISHED IN ANNUAL REPORT 1983-84 NOT PUBLISHED IN ANNUAL REPORT 1984-85 MARK SORENSON (HV) ROBYN STORER (CB) 1985-86 CHUBB TANGAROA (MW) DEBBIE MYGIND (AK) 1986-87 CHUBB TANGAROA (MW) KAREN MILLS (AK) 1987-88 MURRAY McLEAN (AK) GINA WEBER (AK) 1988-89 MARK SORENSON (HV) GINA WEBER (AK) 1989-90 CHRIS KOHLHASE (AK) LESLIE KING (AK) 1990-91 MARTIN GRANT (WN) RHONDA HIRA (HV) 1991-92 DEAN RICE (AK) SHAREE GILES (WN) 1992-93 MARK SORENSON (HV) NARDI CLARK (NH) 1993-94 DION NUKUNUKU (AK) RHONDA HIRA (HV) 1994-95 TAIFAU MATAI (AK) MELISA UPU (HV) 1995-96 JARRAD MARTIN (WN) HELEN TOWNSEND (CB) 1996-97 TRAVIS WILSON (CB) JACKIE SMITH (AK) 1997-98 THOMAS MAKEA (WN) PHILIPPA McKENZIE (AK) 1998-99 JARRAD MARTIN (WN) LISA KERSTEN (CB) 1999-00 JARRAD MARTIN (WN) RHONDA HIRA (CB) 2000-01 DONNY HALE (AK) JACKIE SMITH (AK) 2001-02 DONNY HALE (AK) CHAR POUAKA (CB) 2002-03 DONNY HALE (AK) UPU LOTE (WN) 2003-04 STACEY McLEAN (WN) FIONA TIMU (AK) 2004-05 THOMAS MAKEA (WN) SHEREE CARTWRIGHT (SL) 2005-06 THOMAS MAKEA (WN) FIONA TIMU (AK) 2006-07 PATRICK SHANNON (AK) SHEREE CARTWRIGHT (AK) 2007-08 TRAVIS WILSON (CB) KALALA GABRIEL (AK) 2008-09 DONNY HALE (AK) MEGAN FARRELL (AK) 2009-10 RHYS CASLEY (HV) KIRI SHAW (HV) 2010-11 RHYS CASLEY (HV) REBECCA BROMHEAD (AK) 2011-12 WAYNE LAULU (WN) REBECCA BROMHEAD (AK) 2012-13 RHYS CASLEY (HV) TE REO POWHIRI MATAUTIA (AK) 2013-14 THOMAS ENOKA (AK) MELANIE GETTINS (HB) 2014-15 JEROME RAEMAKI (WN) DANICA FERRISO (HV)

In the 1999-2000 season the Annual Air New Zealand Awards, announced at the AGM, were inaugurated. They covered the categories of Coach of the Year, Player of the Year, Umpire of the Year, Scorer of the Year, Administrator of the Year and Personality of the Year. Category winners received a return fare within New Zealand and the overall winner (Softballer of the Year) receiving a double (later single) return fare to Australia. The separate awards were made for three seasons before all awards were merged in 2003 and the winners named at the AGM or on an appropriate occasion.