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Australian Champions & Players of the Tournament Australian Champions & Players of the Tournament BOYS Year Winner Runner Up Player of the Tournament Venue 2020 No Tournament 2019 NSW VIC Ben Gibson – NSW Burpengary 2018 NSW WA Michael Ruhs – NSW Shepparton 2017 NSW SA Lachlan Sepping - NSW Adelaide - PSG 2016 NSW VIC Lachlan Campbell - NSW Perth 2015 NSW VIC Leonardo Malfara - NSW Adelaide - PSG 2014 NSW QLD Felipe Zapato-Castro - NSW Sydney 2013 ACT NSW Reece Papas - NSW Canberra 2012 NSW VIC Jake McGing - NSW Townsville 2011 NSW QLD Stejpan Paric - NSW Adelaide 2010 NSW QLD Jack Keating - NSW Melbourne 2009 NSW QLD Massimo Luongo - NSW Perth 2008 NSW QLD Matthew Lewis - NSW Port Macquarie 2007 NSW SA Glen Trifiro - NSW Darwin 2006 NSW QLD Ben Gough - NSW Canberra 2005 QLD NSW Evan Berger - NSW Cairns 2004 NSW WA Semir Sivic - VIC Adelaide 2003 NSW SA Michael Mouyis - NSW Melbourne Michael Dowling - NSW & Robert Cattanach - 2002 NSW VIC Perth ACT 2001 ACT NSW Wayne Heath - ACT Gosford 2000 NSW VIC James Monie - NSW Darwin 1999 SA NSW Danny Vasilevski - ACT Canberra 1998 SA NSW Josh Christison - SA Brisbane 1997 VIC SA Tony Czimadija - VIC Adelaide 1996 VIC NSW Kain Rastall - NSW Geelong 1995 NSW QLD Mark Robertson - NSW Perth 1994 NSW VIC Nick Bosevski - NSW Sydney 1993 NSW SA John Ghisso - NSW and Steve de Giolo - SA Darwin 1992 QLD VIC Corey Artone - SA Canberra 1991 NSW VIC Shane Jarvis - NSW Brisbane 1990 NSW QLD Peter Tsekenis - NSW Melbourne 1989 ACT NSW Cesar Mora - NSW Adelaide 1988 NSW ACT David Seal - NSW and Ned Zelic - ACT Darwin 1987 NSW SA David Scott - NSW and Craig Hoogendorn - ACT Perth 1986 ACT NSW Robert Runje - ACT and George Jolevski - VIC Sydney 1985 NSW VIC Brian Ellem - NSW Canberra 1984 NSW QLD Martin Drienne - NSW Hobart 1983 ACT NSW Andrew Lescynski - TAS Brisbane 1982 NSW Test Series: NSW v. Queensland Brisbane 1981 VIC NSW Lenny Vial - NSW Melbourne 1980 NSW SA Fabian Incantalupo - VIC Wollongong 1979 VIC NSW Brett Beves - NSW Brisbane 1978 Nthn. NSW VIC Player of the Tournament award commenced in Newcastle 1977 VIC SA 1979 Adelaide 1976 Nthn. NSW VIC Newcastle 1975 VIC Nthn. NSW Melbourne 1974 NSW SA Sydney 1973 NSW SA Adelaide Australian Champions & Players of the Tournament GIRLS Year Winner Runner Up Player of the Tournament Venue 2020 No Tournament 2019 NSW VIC Molly Arens – NSW Burpengary 2018 NSW QLD Molly Arens – NSW Shepparton 2017 NSW VIC Eliza Ammendolia - NSW Adelaide - PSG 2016 NSW VIC Hannah Bourke - NSW Perth 2015 VIC NSW Brydie Siryj - VIC Adelaide - PSG 2014 NSW WA Annika Clayton - NSW Sydney 2013 NSW WA Breanna Sampson - NSW Canberra 2012 NSW SA Alex Lawrence - ACT Townsville 2011 NSW QLD Hayley Raso - QLD Adelaide 2010 NSW QLD Alanna Kennedy - NSW Melbourne 2009 NSW WA Elizabeth O’Reilly - NSW Perth 2008 NSW QLD Aleesha Clifford- NSW Port Macquarie 2007 QLD NSW Jordan Marsh - NSW Darwin 2006 NSW NSW Invite Vanessa Hart - NSW Canberra 2005 NSW QLD Renee Rollason - NSW Cairns 2004 NSW QLD Krystina Walker - QLD Adelaide 2003 NSW QLD Candice Townsend - WA Melbourne 2002 NSW QLD Kim Carroll - QLD Perth 2001 NSW WA Meegan Shepherd - NSW Gosford 2000 NSW WA Lisa DeVanna - WA Darwin 1999 NSW WA Lisa DeVanna - WA Canberra 1998 NSW QLD Jodie Randall - NSW Brisbane 1997 NSW QLD Tracie Baker- NSW Adelaide 1996 NSW QLD Angela Osztrenkovics - ACT Geelong 1995 NSW ACT Carly Copeland - NSW Perth 1994 NSW WA Nadine Humphreys - NSW Sydney 1993 NSW QLD Joanne Peters - NSW & Kristen Spinner - NSW Darwin 1992 QLD NSW Byony Duus - QLD Canberra 1991 NSW QLD Cheryl Salisbury - NSW Brisbane 1990 NSW QLD Angie Bean - ACT & Vangi Boubaris - NT Melbourne 1989 NSW QLD Katrina Boyd - NSW Adelaide 1988 NSW QLD Denie Pentacost - NSW Darwin 1987 NSW QLD Sara King - ACT Perth 1986 NSW ACT Player of the Tournament award Sydney 1985 NSW ACT commenced in 1987 Canberra Note: PSG – Pacific Schools Games .
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