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Male Grade Cricket Team of the Year Senior Grades Senior Grades - Male Award Recipient XXXX Gold A Grade Premiers Kensington District Cricket Club Bradman Medal Chadd Sayers (Woodville) Bradman Medal Team Award Sturt District Cricket Club CW Walker Wicket Keeping Trophy Tim Davey (Tea Tree Gully) Talbot Smith Fielding Trophy Simon Roberts (Southern District) Fred Godson Medal – XXXX Gold One Day Cup Sam McNally (Woodville) Jason Gillespie Medal – Grade Cricket Rising Star Elliot Opie (Kensington) XXXX Gold Trophy - A Grade Batting Aggregate Tom Moffat (Sturt) 632 runs @ 70.22 Craigie Memorial Trophy - A Grade Batting Average Tom Moffat (Sturt) 632 runs @ 70.22 XXXX Gold Trophy - A Grade Bowling Aggregate Chadd Sayers (Woodville) 58 wickets @ 8.6 Craigie Memorial Trophy - A Grade Bowling Average Chadd Sayers (Woodville) 58 wickets @ 8.6 L.M.S. Hargrave Trophy - Best Under 23 Grade Player Elliot Opie (Kensington) XXXX Gold B Grade Premiers Southern District Cricket Club Men’s B Grade – KC Butler Medal Jack Taylor (Southern District) B Grade Batting Aggregate Jack Taylor (Southern District) 405 runs @ 36.82 B Grade Bowling Aggregate Byron Redhead (Kensington) 29 wickets @ 12.17 XXXX Gold C Grade Premiers Woodville District Cricket Club Men’s C Grade – Sid Daly Medal Luke Johnston (Adelaide University) C Grade Batting Aggregate Luke Johnston (Adelaide University) 394 runs @ 32.83 C Grade Bowling Aggregate Luke Johnston (Adelaide University) 28 wickets @ 11.54 XXXX Gold D Grade Premiers Adelaide University Cricket Club Men’s D Grade – McLeod/ Wilson Medal Andrew McLean (Adelaide) D Grade Batting Aggregate Dean Leone (Port Adelaide) 490 runs @ 37.69 D Bowling Aggregate Andrew McLean (Adelaide) 33 wickets @ 11.30 Club Championship Woodville Grade Cricket Volunteer of the Year Don Blunden (Prospect) Grade Cricket Team of the Year Player Jason Borgas - Sturt (C) Thomas Thornton - Adelaide University Thomas Moffat - Sturt Thomas Plant - Glenelg Ken Skewes - Woodville Jake Brown - Kensington Patrick Connelly - Kensington (WK) Chadd Sayers - Woodville Trent Kelly - West Torrens Dylan Thomson - Sturt Elliot Opie - Kensington Shaun Tanner - Southern District Coach of the Year – Peter Judd (Sturt) Grade Cricket Umpire of the Year - Paul Wilson Senior Grades - Women Award Recipient Women's A Grade Premiers Sturt District Cricket Club Karen Rolton Medal - Women’s A Grade Player of the Year Anita Silva (Kensington) Women’s A Grade Batting Aggregate Cara Fiebig (Northern Districts) 396 runs @ 52.71 Women’s A Grade Batting Average Cara Fiebig (Northern Districts) 396 runs @ 52.71 Women’s A Grade Bowling Aggregate Karen Rolton (Port Adelaide) 22 wickets @ 4.91 Women’s A Grade Bowling Average Karen Rolton (Port Adelaide) 22 wickets @ 4.91 Women’s A Grade Wicket Keeping Trophy Caroline Johnston (Port Adelaide) Women’s A Grade Fielding Trophy Fiona McDonald (Sturt) Women's B Grade Premiers East Torrens District Cricket Club Lyn Fullston Medal - Women’s B Grade Player of the Year Kylie Tulloch (Port Adelaide) Women’s B Grade Batting Aggregate Nikki Mayger (Northern Districts) 311 runs @ 31.1 Women’s B Grade Bowling Aggregate Melanie Smith (East Torrens) 14 wickets @ 9.43 Women's C Grade Premiers Tea Tree Gully District Cricket Club Carolyn Dittmar Medal - Women’s C Grade Player of the Year Myra Mordaunt (Tea Tree Gully) Women’s C Grade Batting Aggregate Leanne Pool (Northern Districts) 304 runs @ 76 President’s Trophy (Women’s Club Championship) Sturt Dot Laughton Trophy (Junior Girls) Jordan Doecke (Kensington) Fellows Award (Women’s Volunteer of the Year) Kerry Galbraith (Sturt) Junior Grades - Male Grade Recipient Powerade Under 16 Red Premiers Port Adelaide Cricket Club Powerade Under 16 Red Batting Aggregate Mitchal Evans (Port Adelaide) 536 runs @ 53.60 Powerade Under 16 Red Bowling Aggregate Nicholas Krznaric (Port Adelaide) 31 wickets @ 6.84 Powerade Under 16 White Premiers Kensington District Cricket Club Powerade Under 16 White Batting Aggregate James Hoffman (Port Adelaide) 332 runs @ 33.2 Powerade Under 16 White Bowling Aggregate Jack Heaney (Sturt) 26 wickets @ 7.35 Powerade Under 14 Red Premiers Adelaide Cricket Club Powerade Under 14 Red Batting Aggregate Stan Parker (Kensington) 514 runs @ 39.54 Powerade Under 14 Red Bowling Aggregate Benjamin James (Glenelg) 30 wickets @ 7.5 Powerade Under 14 White Premiers Sturt District Cricket Club Powerade Under 14 White Batting Aggregate Wade Matthews (Prospect) 375 runs @ 41.67 Powerade Under 14 White Bowling Aggregate Liam Bernhardt (Adelaide) 26 wickets @ 13.69 Spirit of Cricket Grade Club Senior Grades Southern District Cricket Club Women’s Grades Southern District Cricket Club Junior Grades Woodville District Cricket Club .
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