Women's National Championship Records

WOMEN'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

1940 — 2013

THIRD EDITION — 2013 INTRODUCTION The following pages contain, as far as I can ascertain, the winners and runners-up of all Women's and Girls' 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 runners-up prior to 1958, but hopefully some of that information will become available in due course. 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 Many trophies were re-allocated and sometimes superceded, and on occasions reappeared in a different role, which sometimes made it difficult to follow just what competition/format they were being awarded to.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 the updated Second Edition of the records I 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 GIRLS and SENIOR SCHOOLGIRLS. Records compiled by GRAHAM LATTA 156 Metzger Street, Invercargill Phone 03 216 6331 and 0276 177 680 Email: [email protected] November 2013

2 INTERPROVINCIAL WOMEN BENSEL CUP MEREWEATHER CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up (until 1966) 1940 Wanganui Wanganui Auckland 1941-45 No competition 1946 Wellington Auckland Auckland 1947 Wellington Lower Hutt South Auckland 1948 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1949 Wanganui Wellington Manawatu 1950 Wellington Auckland Auckland 1951 Wellington Dunedin Waikato 1952 Auckland Palmerston North Canterbury 1953 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1954 Auckland Wanganui Canterbury 1955 Canterbury Timaru Wellington 1956 Waikato Auckland Auckland 1957 Wellington Invercargill Hutt Valley 1958 Auckland Auckland Waikato 1959 Canterbury Lower Hutt Wellington 1960 Canterbury Christchurch Waikato 1961 Auckland Auckland Canterbury 1962 Canterbury Dunedin Wellington 1963 Canterbury Palmerston North Auckland 1964 Canterbury Wellington Auckland 1965 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1966 Auckland Auckland Hawke's Bay 1967 Auckland Dunedin Wellington 1968 Hawke's Bay Wellington Auckland 1969 Auckland Hastings Otago 1970 Auckland Christchurch Hawke's Bay 1971 Auckland Hamilton Hawke's Bay 1972 Wellington Lower Hutt Auckland 1973 Auckland Invercargill Wellington 1974 Auckland Auckland Wellington 1975 Wellington Palmerston North Counties ROTHMANS CUP 1976 Auckland Johnsonville Wellington 1977 Auckland Mosgiel Wellington 1978 Wellington Lower Hutt Auckland 1979 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1980 Wellington Hamilton Canterbury 1981 Wellington Hastings Auckland 1982 Canterbury Invercargill Wellington 1983 Wellington Auckland Auckland 1984 Wellington Wellington Canterbury 1985 Auckland Dunedin Hutt Valley 1986 Auckland Papakura Canterbury 1987 Auckland Palmerston North Hutt Valley JIM POTTS TROPHY Runner-up 1988 Auckland Christchurch Wellington WINFIELD CUP 1989 Auckland Rotorua Hutt Valley

3 1990 Auckland Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1991 Hutt Valley Invercargill and Gore Wellington 1992 Welington Hamilton Hutt Valley 1993 Canterbury Hastings North Harbour 1994 Hutt Valley Albany Wellington 1995 Wellington Dunedin Canterbury 1996 Canterbury Wellington Wellington SMOKEFREE CUP 1997 Canterbury Auckland Auckland 1998 Canterbury Christchurch Auckland 1999 Canterbury Palmerston North Hutt Valley 2000 Canterbury Hamilton Hutt Valley 2001 Wellington Christchurch Hutt Valley 2002 Canterbury Lower Hutt Auckland NZCT PROVINCIAL CUP (National League protected players excluded) 2003 Central Vikings Hamilton Wellington 2004 Wellington Timaru Central Vikings 2005 Southland Wellington Wellington 2006 Canterbury Papakura Auckland 2007 Southland Wellington North Harbour 2008 Auckland Nelson Hutt Valley 2009 Discontinued DIVISION TWO MEREWEATHER CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1967 West Coast Dunedin Manawatu 1968 Hutt Valley Wellington Manawatu 1969 Manawatu Hastings Wanganui 1970 Otago Christchurch Hutt Valley 1971 Southland Hamilton Waikato 1972 Wairarapa Lower Hutt Counties 1973 Southland Invercargill Hutt Valley 1974 Nelson Auckland Southland 1975 Nelson Palmerston North Combined Services and Waikato joint 1976 Manawatu Johnsonville Southland 1977 Nelson Mosgiel Southland 1978 Otago Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1979 Manawatu Christchurch Poverty Bay 1980 Nelson Hamilton Counties 1981 North Shore Hastings Hawke's Bay 1982 Hawke's Bay Invercargill Counties 1983 Otago Auckland Nelson 1984 Manawatu Wellington Bay of Islands 1985 Combined Services Dunedin Horowhenua 1986 North Shore Papakura Counties 1987 Southland Palmerston North Manawatu 1988 Combined Services Christchurch Manawatu 1989 Hawke's Bay Rotorua Mid Canterbury 1990 North Harbour Lower Hutt Mid Canterbury 1991 North Harbour Invercargill Combined Services 1992 Southland Hamilton North Harbour

4 1993 Hutt Valley Hastings Auckland 1994 Otago Albany North Harbour 1995 Auckland Dunedin Otago 1996 North Harbour Wellington Waikato 1997 Wellington Auckland North Harbour 1998 Otago Christchurch Southland 1999 Wellington Palmerston North Hawke's Bay 2000 Wellington Hamilton Hawke's Bay 2001 Not contested 2002 Central Zone Lower Hutt Hutt Valley Region 2003 Discontinued DIVISION ONE — BOTTOM GROUP GIBSON CUP 1983 Southland Auckland Hawke's Bay 1984 Hawke's Bay Wellington Southland 1985 Hawke's Bay Dunedin Manawatu 1986 Hutt Valley Papakura Hawke's Bay 1987 Southland Palmerston North Manawatu 1988 Not contested 1989 Not contested (TOP GROUP, DIVISION TWO) 1990 North Harbour Lower Hutt CHECK 1991 Manawatu Invercargill and Gore North Harbour 1992 Southland Hamilton North Harbour DIVISION TWO — BOTTOM GROUP COUNCIL CUP 1990 Waikato Lower Hutt Hawke's Bay 1991 Eastern Southland Invercargill and Gore Central Otago 1992 Combined Services Hamilton Counties 1993 Not contested 1994 Southland Albany Hawke's Bay DIVISION THREE NZSA CUP 1974 RNZAF Auckland Wairarapa 1975 Midlands Palmerston North Horowhenua/Rotorua joint 1976 Wairarapa Johnsonville Combined Services JIM GIBSON CUP 1993 Waikato Hastings Manawatu 1994 Southland Albany Hawke's Bay

5 WOMEN'S NATIONAL SENIOR B NZSA CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1956 Waikato Auckland 1957 Horowhenua Invercargill 1958 Horowhenua Auckland 1959-61 No competition 1962 Canterbury Dunedin 1963 Canterbury Palmerston North North Otago 1964 Auckland Wellington Manawatu 1965 Canterbury Christchurch Wellington 1966 Auckland Auckland Tauranga 1967 Wellington Dunedin Otago 1968 Wellington Wellington Hawke's Bay 1969 Wellington Hastings Auckland 1970 Wellington Christchurch Auckland 1971 Wellington Hamilton Auckland 1972 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1973 Wellington Invercargill Southland 1974 Auckland Auckland Wellington 1975 Auckland Palmerston North Midlands 1976 Auckland Johnsonville Wellington 1977 Wellington Mosgiel Canterbury 1978 Canterbury Lower Hutt Wellington 1979 Canterbury Christchurch Wellington 1980 Canterbury Hamilton Wellington 1981 Discontinued

WINFIELD WOMEN'S FASTPITCH SERIES Year Winner Finals Venue Runner-up 1994 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Canterbury

6 WENDY ROWSE MEMORIAL BATTING TROPHY Top Overall Batting Average, Interprovincial Women At the 1964-65 National Tournament in Christchurch the Waikato team presented the above trophy in memory of leading player Wendy Rowse, who had lost her life in a motor acccident shortly before the tournament. The mounted bat, used only once by Wendy, was designated to be presented to the batter at the tournament with the highest average, regardless of whether from a Senior "A" or Senior "B" team. Subsequently trophies, often bearing the tournament sponsor's name, were awarded to the player achieving top average in the "A" Section only, with on occasion the same player succeeeding in winning both trophies. The Wendy Rowse Award continued to be contested until the NPC wound up after the 2008 event, but the second trophy met its demise following the 1994 tournament. Year Winner Assn Average 1965 Mary Topine Southern King Country 1966 L. Tewake Waikato Senior B 1967 Marge Wong Wellington Senior B .500 1968 E. Collingwood Wellington .512 1969 Martha Rush Auckland .659 1970 Mary Breslin Hutt Valley 1971 Joslyn Warbrick Wellington Senior B .650 1972 Denise Mason Wellington Senior B .500 1973 B. Hill North Taranaki .535 1974 J. Onekawa Auckland .643 1975 Diane Wilkie Wellington Senior B 1976 K. Henry Auckland Senior B 1977 Kath Hall and Wellington Senior B Lil Peleti joint Wellington Senior B 1978 K. O'Connor North Shore 1979 J. Vette Poverty Bay .588 1980 Colleen Cameron North Shore 1981 Huia Ratana NZ Combined Services .528 1982 Karen Fraser Nelson .471 1983 Karen Fraser Nelson .513 1984 Raewyn Stevens Bay of Plenty .560 1985 Tracey McCammon Otago .622 1986 Marie Whiteman Waikato .548 1987 Karen Mills Auckland .481 1988 Jane Surridge Nelson .577 1989 Debbie Smith Waikato .457 1990 Lisa Botting Combined Services .609 1991 Lavina Brown Manawatu .794 1992 Nardi Clark North Harbour .486 1993 Robyn Blight Wellington .517 1994 Jodie Tuhoro Waikato .452 1995 Melisa Upu Hutt Valley .483 1996 Melisa Upu Hutt Valley .433 1997 Mandy Karatau Canterbury .621 1998 Rhonda Hira Canterbury .500 1999 Nicole Stevenson Wellington .645 2000 Melisa Upu and Hutt Valley .500 Kiri Shaw joint Hutt Valley 2001 Lisa Kersten Canterbury .545

7 2002 Rebecca Brunton Wellington .600 2003 Louise Miratana Central Vikings .500 2004 Talilotu Tonu'u Wellington .545 2005 Api Stone-O'Kane Wellington .619 2006 Lynda Luke Waikato .533 2007 Togi Lote Wellington .846 2008 Sheree Cartwright Auckland .588

TOP BATTING AVERAGE, "A" SECTION Year Winner Assn Average WORTH'S TROPHY 1967 Marie Ward Wellington .473 1968-71 No record 1972 Denise Mason Wellington .500 1973 Gail Dowland Otago .407 1974 Pat Farrow Wellington 1975 Marie Ward Wellington 1976 Naomi Shaw Hutt Valley 1977 Natalie Hazelwood Manawatu 1978 Judy Bower Auckland 1979 Robyn Storer Auckland .500 1980 Rana Phillips Auckland 1981 Debbie Leonidas Wellington .524 1982 Deslea Wrathall Auckland .391 1983 Robyn Storer Canterbury .406 1984 Cindy Wiki Wellington .560 1985 Karen Mills Southland .417 1986 Kym Hornell Auckland .435 1987 Karen Mills Auckland .481 1988 Natalie Hazelwood Canterbury .533 1989 Rhonda Hira Hutt Valley .421 1990 Leslie King Auckland 1991 Wendy Jackson Southland .440 1992 Jodie Tuhoro Waikato .484 1993 Roblyn Blight Wellington .517 1994 Leslie King Auckland .436 1995 Discontinued

8 WOMEN'S NATIONAL LEAGUE NZCT TROPHY Year Winner Finals Venue Runner-up 2003 Auckland Wellington Canterbury 2004 Canterbury Albany Wellington 2005 Hutt Valley Christchurch Canterbury 2006 Auckland Wellington Hutt Valley 2007 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Canterbury 2008 Hutt Valley Wellington Auckland 2009 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Auckland ALAC NATIONAL FASTPITCH CHAMPIONSHIP 2010 Hutt Valley Christchurch Auckland 2011 Wellington Albany Auckland 2012 Auckland Wellington Hutt Valley 2013 Auckland Albany Wellington INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Top Batter Ave Top Pitcher Ave MVP 2003 Upu Lote (WN) .480 Michelle Kingi (AK) 2004 Cindy Potae (HV) .480 Michelle Kingi (AK) 0.63 2005 Fiona Timu (AK) .654 Jessia Hau (HV) 0.45 Kiri Shaw (HV) 2006 Atsuka Tanaka (AK) .571 Carina Hale (AK) 1.30 Fiona Timu (AK) 2007 Cindy Potae (HV) .622 Sheree Cartwright (HV) 0.56 Sheree Cartwright (HV) 2008 Cindy Potae (HV) .462 Megan Farrell (AK) 1.50 Cindy Potae (HV) 2009 Charlotte Pointon (WN) .588 Alisha Manley (HV) 1.29 Cindy Potae (HV) 2010 Brooke Cutting (WN) and Megan Farrell (WN) Cindy Potae (HV) Tuhi Cooper (AK) .500 2011 Alison Boys (WN) .556 Lauren Handy (WN) 1.56 Alison Boys (WN) 2012 Danica Ferriso (HV) .478 Michal Tangaroa (AK) 0.68 Michal Tangaroa (AK) 2013 Melanie Gettins (HB) .500 Michal Tangaroa (AK) 0.33 Jennifer Feret (AK)

9 UNDER 21 JUNIOR WOMEN / FILLIES A Junior Women's (Under 21) tournament for the Coca Cola Trophy was scheduled in 1961 but failed for lack of entries, as it did in 1962. However a Wanganui challenge in 1962 resulted in a 21-4 win to Auckland. A tournament was played at Crawford Green, Wellington, in 1963, but after the Tauranga tournament in 1969 interest fell away until a resumption in Hastings in 1977 on an invitation basis. Later the tournament became known as the Fillies Tournament.

PRICE CUP CHAPMAN-SMITH CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1963 Auckland Wellington Wellington 1964 Not contested 1965 Wellington Auckland Tauranga 1966 Not contested 1967 Manawatu Hastings Wellington 1968 Mnawatu Dunedin Otago 1969 Manawatu Tauranga Bay of Plenty 1970-76 Not contested LINTERN CUP 1977 Auckland Hastings Hutt Valley Batting Average 1978 Auckland Tokoroa Counties R. Thompson Auckland 1979 Auckland Auckland Hutt Valley K. Monti Auckland 1980 Auckland Christchurch Hutt Valley J. Topman Hutt Valley 1981 Wellington Whakatane Auckland Cindy Wiki Wellington 1982 Hutt Valley Carterton Wellington M. Baker Hutt Valley 1983 Wellington Blenheim Hutt Valley J. Radich Counties 1984 Counties Papakura Hutt Valley Rhonda Hira Hawke's Bay 1985 Wellington Albany Hutt Valley L. Waring Wellington 1986 Auckland Ashburton Hutt Valley A. Ford Auckland 1987 Hutt Valley Levin Auckland Wendy Jackson Southland 1988 Auckland and Palmerston North Kylie Stevens Hutt Valley .500 Hutt Valley joint 1989 Auckland Timaru Wellington Debbie Tiatia Wellington 1990 Hutt Valley Whakatane Canterbury K. Stevens Canterbury 1991 Canterbury "1" Christchurch Canterbury "2" Simone Svampa Canterbury 1992 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Manawatu Jackie Sharpin Otago .522 1993 Canterbury Albany Hawke's Bay Kim Dermott Canterbury .500 1994 Hutt Valley Christchurch Auckland Melanie Hulme Auckland .500 1995 Canterbury Lower Hutt Hutt Valley Helena Edwin Taranaki .637 1996 Wellington Hamilton Taranaki Tammy Wallace Taranaki .458 1997 Discontinued

10 UNDER 19 GIRLS This tournament evolved out of the original Senior Schoolgirls Tournament which was first played in Lower Hutt in 1963 in conjunction with the Senior Schoolboys Tournament. In 1980 the tournament played at Tokoroa became an age limit event for Under 18 Girls. The 1987 national tournament held 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 and has remained so ever since. The Dalley Cup, awarded to the runner-up from 1979, was originally awarded to the Second Division winner from 1976. SENIOR SCHOOLGIRLS N.Z.S.A. CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1963 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Wellington 1964 Auckland "A" Auckland Wellington 1965 Wellington Auckland Southland 1966 Auckland Auckland Otago 1967 Auckland Titahi Bay Wellington 1968 Hutt Valley Taumarunui 1969 Wellington Christchurch Hutt Valley 1970 Auckland and Auckland Wellington joint 1971 Waikato Nelson Auckland 1972 Auckland Nelson Waikato 1973 Auckland Christchurch Southland 1974 Auckland Wanganui Nelson 1975 Nelson Masterton Auckland 1976 Auckland Papakura Counties 1977 Auckland Blenheim 1978 Auckland Palmerston North Wellington DALLEY CUP Runner-up 1979 Auckland Christchurch Hutt Valley UNDER 18 1980 Auckland Tokoroa Poverty Bay 1981 Auckland Levin Hutt Valley 1982 Wellington Blenheim Auckland 1983 Wellington New Plymouth Hutt Valley 1984 Auckland and Albany Hutt Valley joint 1985 Hutt Valley Timaru Wellington 1986 Auckland Hastings Hutt Valley UNDER 19 WINSTONE TROPHY & N.Z.S.A. CUP 1987 Hutt Valley Auckland Auckland 1988 Canterbury Invercargill Hawke's Bay 1989 Canterbury Palmerston North Hutt Valley 1990 North Harbour Papakura Hutt Valley

11 GIB BOARD TROPHY & N.Z.S.A. CUP 1991 Hutt Valley Christchurch Wellington 1992 Canterbury Wellington Hutt Valley 1993 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Auckland 1994 Hutt Valley Dunedin Canterbury 1995 Auckland Auckland Canterbury 1996 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Auckland 1997 Wellington Christchurch Canterbury GIB TROPHY 1998 Canterbury Hastings Hutt Valley 1999 Canterbury Wellington Hutt Valley 2000 Canterbury Christchurch Wellington 2001 Auckland Hamilton Wellington LION FOUNDATION PLAQUE 2002 Auckland Palmerston North Wellington NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Auckland Dunedin Hutt Valley 2004 Hutt Valley Albany Auckland 2005 Hutt Valley Wanganui Hawke's Bay 2006 Hawke's Bay Tauranga Wellington 2007 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Wellington 2008 Hutt Valley Christchurch Auckland 2009 Hutt Valley Papakura Auckland 2010 Wellington Wellington Hutt Valley 2011 Auckland Dunedin Hutt Valley 2012 Wellington Auckland Auckland "A' 2013 Wellington Hastings Hutt Valley

SECOND DIVISION Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1975 Horowhenua Masterton Hutt Valley DALLEY CUP 1976 Hutt Valley Papakura Otago 1977 Southland Blenheim 1978 Southland Palmerston North Otago

12 BATTING AVERAGE SENIOR SCHOOLGIRLS Year Winner Assn Average 1975 D. Bergin Canterbury .600 1976 C. Stewart Canterbury 1979 Evotia Tuliau Southland UNDER 18 GIRLS 1980 Ramari Clark Auckland .571 1982 Ann-Marie Byen Hutt Valley 1984 Kim McLean Hutt Valley 1985 Kim McLean Hutt Valley .600 1986 Diane Smith Hawke's Bay .667 UNDER 19 GIRLS 1987 Leona Moore Bay of Plenty .632 1988 Joanne McNichol Canterbury .714 1989 Kathleen Hetherington North Harbour .538 1991 Melisa Upu Hutt Valley .586 1992 Angela Smith Auckland .600 1993 Zavana Aranga Hutt Valley .593 1994 Maleme Williams Southland .667 1995 Jackie Padman Otago .583 1996 Tara Kaukau and Auckland .500 Somma Te Kahu joint Manawatu 1997 Togi Lote Wellington .550 1998 Fiona Pou Wellington .583 1999 Svetlana Kojoukhova Hutt Valley .607 2000 Amanda Jarden Otago .688 2001 Kimberley Nukunuku Auckland .500 2002 Carina Hale Auckland .571 2003 Shannon Lockton Auckland .524 2004 Lisa Pohatu Hawke's Bay .591 2005 Lara Andrews Hutt Valley .545 2006 Amber Irving Auckland .536 2007 Carmelle Sorensen Canterbury .591 2008 Hope Weber Wellington .571 2009 Charryl Moody Canterbury .611 2010 Kuraroa Ratu-James Hutt Valley .588 2011 Alice Wohlers Southland .529 2012 Tyneesha Houkamau Auckland .632 2013 Emma Francis Wellington .593

13 UNDER 17 GIRLS Tournament originated as Under 16 Girls and first played in 1983 in Wellington with Auckland the inaugural winner. Boys had been playing a similar age tournament since 1981 when the boys' national tournament went to Under 14 (from Under 15) for one year before North and South Island Under 14 Boys' tournaments were instituted. However, girls remained playing nationally at Under 15 until 1982 when North and South Island events began, but a year later both girls' tournaments moved to Under 14 and the Under 16 tournaments began. Age change to Under 17 was made for the 1995 season at the Nelson tournament. UNDER 16 GIRLS Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1983 Auckland Wellington Counties 1984 Counties Carterton Wellington 1985 Auckland Christchurch Hutt Valley JOYCE SMITH CUP NZ EVERGREENS TROPHY 1986 Auckland Hamilton Hutt Valley 1987 Wellington Taumarunui Bay of Plenty 1988 Hutt Valley Lower Hutt Hawke's Bay 1989 Wellington Dunedin Hutt Valley 1990 Wellington Wanganui Auckland 1991 Hutt Valley Hamilton Southland 1992 Canterbury Christchurch Hutt Valley 1993 Auckland Palmerston North Hutt Valley GIB BOARD TROPHY and JOYCE SMITH CUP 1994 Auckland Albany Hawke's Bay UNDER 17 GIRLS 1995 Hutt Valley Nelson North Harbour GIB TROPHY and JOYCE SMITH CUP 1996 Auckland Lower Hutt Wellington 1997 Wellington Palmerston North Canterbury GIB TROPHY and JOYCE SMITH AWARD 1998 Wellington Dunedin Auckland 1999 Hawke's Bay Auckland Auckland "1" 2000 Auckland Hastings Hawke's Bay 2001 Auckland Christchurch Canterbury LION FOUNDATION PLAQUE 2002 Auckland Wellington Hawke's Bay NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Auckland Hamilton Hawke's Bay 2004 Auckland Palmerston North Hutt Valley 2005 Hawke's Bay Nelson Canterbury 2006 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 2007 Hutt Valley Albany Wellington 2008 Hutt Valley Wellington Wellington 2009 Auckland Christchurch Hawke's Bay 2010 Hutt Valley Hamilton North Harbour 2011 Wellington Palmerston North Auckland 2012 Hawke's Bay Christchurch Auckland 2013 Hawke's Bay Meadowlands, Auckland Canterbury

14 BATTING AVERAGE UNDER 16 GIRLS Year Winner Assn Average 1983 May Uriaro Otago .591 1984 Katherine McLennan Southland .552 1985 Tania Hall Southland .731 1986 Sonya Payer Marlborough .630 1987 Sarah Lavery Wellington .607 1988 Sonia Reynolds Hutt Valley .652 1991 Melisa Upu Hutt Valley .704 1992 Cindy Potae Hutt Valley .680 1993 Somma Te Kahu Canterbury .567 1994 Rebecca Noble Wellington .667 UNDER 17 GIRLS 1995 Sarona Leleihalefaga Hutt Valley .625 1996 Nicole Stevenson Wellington .611 1997 Nicolette Ropati Auckland .571 1998 Misty Soper Southland .581 1999 Naomi Ioasa Hawke's Bay .696 2000 Lorraine Tawhai Hawke's Bay .567 2001 Krystal Tourangi Auckland .633 2002 Casey-Lee Misa and Auckland .500 Caroline Tonihi joint Canterbury 2003 Victoria Reyland Auckland .552 2004 Michelle Ramea Western Bay of Plenty .615 2005 Emma Frost Canterbury .621 2006 Stacey Webber Rotorua .609 2007 Sharmayne Kairua Auckland .550 2008 Arahia Fowell and Hutt Valley .517 Dinah Luke joint Hutt Valley 2009 Ashleigh Tootell Canterbury .545 2010 Kingsley Avery Auckland "A" .600 2011 Clarissa Mafoe Auckland .700 2012 Mereana York Hawke's Bay .522 2013 Taylor Siolo Wellington .500

15 NATIONAL JUNIOR SCHOOLGIRLS First played in 1960 at the Polo Ground, Miramar, Wellinton, in conjunction with the Boys' event which had been played for the first time in 1959. Played in conjunction with the Boys' tournament until 1968. Tournament discontinued after 1969, but resumed at Petone in 1975. Interestingly all four tournaments, Boys' and Girls' Junior and Senior were played in conjunction in Auckland in 1964. Became Under 15 Girls in 1980, North and South Island Under 15 in 1982, North and South Island Under 14 in 1983, back to 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. BUCK LAWS TROPHY TED TUDOR CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1960 Wellington Wellington Wanganui 1961 Auckland Palmerston North Wanganui 1962 Southland Invercargill Wellington 1963 Auckland Petone Wanganui 1964 Auckland Auckland Wellington 1965 Auckland Wanganui Wellington 1966 Canterbury Petone Southland 1967 Waikato Christchurch Wellington 1968 Hutt Valley Johnsonville Waikato 1969 Hutt Valley Petone Canterbury 1970 Not contested 1971-74 1975 Auckland Petone Counties 1976 Counties Invercargill Hawke's Bay 1977 Hawke's Bay Levin Auckland 1978 Hawke's bay Hastings Wellington 1979 Auckland Auckland Wellington UNDER 15 GIRLS SOUTHLAND CUP 1980 Wellington Lower Hutt Hutt Valley 1981 Horowhenua Mosgiel Hutt Valley NORTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS 1982 Counties Manurewa Auckland NORTH ISLAND UNDER 14 GIRLS 1983 Auckland Hastings Hutt Valley 1984 Auckland Whangarei Hutt Valley 1985 Hutt Valley Levin North Shore 1986 Hutt Valley Kaikohe Bay of Plenty 1987 Wellington New Plymouth Hutt Valley 1988 Hutt Valley Taupo Bay of Plenty 1989 Auckland Hamilton Hutt Valley

16 1990 Hutt Valley Carterton Auckland 1991 Auckland Albany North Harbour 1992 Auckland Palmerston North Counties 1993 Counties Kerikeri North Harbour GIB BOARD TROPHY and SOUTHLAND SHIELD 1994 Hutt Valley Hastings North Harbour NORTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS 1995 Hutt Valley New Plymouth North Harbour 1996 Auckland Masterton North Harbour 1997 Wellington Papakura Hawke's Bay 1998 Auckland Levin Wellington 1999 Auckland Lower Hutt Hawke's Bay 2000 Hawke's Bay Albany Auckland 2001 Auckland Hastings Hutt Valley LION FOUNDATION AWARD 2002 Auckland New Plymouth Hawke's Bay NZCT AWARD 2003 Canterbury Auckland Hawke's Bay 2004 Auckland Tauranga Hutt Valley 2005 Auckland Levin Wellington 2006 Hutt Valley Hamilton Wellingtonj 2007 Wellington "1" Palmerston North Hawke's Bay 2008 Auckland Tauranga Hutt Valley 2009 Auckland New Plymouth Wellington 2010 Hutt Valley Palmerston North Auckland 2011 Hawke's Bay Wellington Wellington 2012 Auckland Tauranga Wellington 2013 Wellington Wellington Hutt Valley SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS N.Z.S.A. CUP 1982 Canterbury Christchurch Southland SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 14 GIRLS 1983 Canterbury Invercargill Otago 1984 Canterbury Ashburton Southland 1985 Southland Balclutha Canterbury N.Z. EVERGREENS TROPHY Runner-up 1986 Canterbury Blenheim Marlborough 1987 South Canterbury Alexandra Canterbury 1988 South Canterbury Timaru Canterbury 1989 Canterbury Gore South Canterbury 1990 South Canterbury Ashburton Canterbury 1991 Southland Dunedin Canterbury 1992 Canterbury Greymouth Southland 1993 Canterbury Timaru Eastern Southland GIB BOARD TROPHY and N.Z.S.A. CUP 1994 Canterbury Invercargill Southland

17 SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS 1995 South Canterbury Oamaru Southland 1996 Canterbury Gore Southland 1997 Canterbury Christchurch Southland 1998 Canterbury Invercargill Southland 1999 Canterbury Timaru Otago 2000 Southland Greymouth West Coast 2001 Southland Gore West Coast LION FOUNDATION PLAQUE 2002 Otago Nelson Southland NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Southland Alexandra Otago 2004 Southland Greymouth Otago 2005 Canterbury Blenheim North Otago 2006 Canterbury Invercargill Southland 2007 Canterbury "1" Oamaru Canterbury "2" 2008 Canterbury "1" Blenheim Canterbury "2" 2009 Canterbury "1" Alexandra Canterbury "2" 2010 Canterbury "1" Oamaru Canterbury "2" 2011 Canterbury Invercargill Marlborough 2012 Canterbury Blenheim Marlborough 2013 Canterbury Dunedin Southland BATTING AVERAGES UNDER 15 GIRLS BATTING AVERAGE Year Winner Assn Average 1981 Gaye Rose Horowhenua .654 NORTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS 1982 Vicki Cowan Manawatu NORTH ISLAND UNDER 14 GIRLS 1983 M. Barber Horowhenua .629 1984 Mary Williams Auckland .600 1985 Patricia Ruakere Taranaki 1986 Jaye Bailey Taranaki 1989 Selina Edmonds Hutt Valley 1990 Jamie-Lee Parahi Hawke's Bay .619 1991 Tamara Pupuke Hutt Valley .571 1992 Naomi Walker Hawke's Bay .571 1993 Kiriini Ewe Counties .666 1994 Jasmaine Douglas Auckland .615 NORTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS 1995 Kirsten More Waikato .667 1996 Paniora Lewis Hawke's Bay .583 1997 Deanne Gage Hutt Valley .692 1998 Brooke Mariu North Harbour .643 1999 Justine Lavea Auckland .609 2000 Bianna Brown Waikato .583 2001 Stacey Iafeta Auckland .690 2002 Tania Misa Auckland .682

18 2003 Katrina Stockford Manawatu .652 2004 Lara Andrews Hutt Valley .647 2005 Ruhina Mcghie Horowhenua .583 2006 Jodie-Lee King Sunstate (Australia) .667 2007 Stephanie Harnie Sunstate (Australia) .529 2008 Georgia Daais Wellington "2" .643 2009 Jardene Tipa Wellington .591 2010 Kuraroa Ratu-James Hutt Valley .576 2011 Paige Kauri Counties Manukau .500 2012 Deaven Tavalu Auckland .680 2013 Selena Savaii Wellington .542 SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS 1982 Terai Jacobs Canterbury SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 14 GIRLS 1983 Tania Hall and Southland "B" .619 Sally Karatau joint Canterbury 1984 Mandy Karatau Canterbury 1985 Katrina Hall Southland 1986 Ariana Baker Canterbury .591 1987 Joanne Reid Canterbury .750 1988 Leona Rudolph Southland .690 1989 Aria Haeata South Canterbury .600 1990 Aria Haeata South Canterbury .717 1991 Amanda Williams Canterbury .714 1992 Teresa Butler Canterbury .668 1993 Lisa Bradbury Eastern Southland .821 1994 Crystal Huriwai Canterbury .706 SOUTH ISLAND UNDER 15 GIRLS 1995 Sharee Cartwright Southland .708 1996 Phillipa Lee West Coast .500 1997 Te Awhina Hewer Canterbury .800 1998 Moana Robertson Eastern Southland .556 1999 Humarie Tiopira Otago .714 2000 Tracy Gutsell Otago .714 2001 Amba Whall West Coast .571 2002 Kate Brewerton Otago .662 2003 Holly Kernohan-Smith Nelson .882 2004 Hayley Munro Southland .609 2005 Whitney Areaiiti Southland .824 2006 Nova Collins-Cross Canterbury .727 2007 Shannon Korston Otago .636 2008 Sophie Johns Central Otago .615 2009 Lorralea Te Koi Otago .619 2010 Alanah Kauhou Canterbury "1" .684 2011 Paige Lovell Marlborough .538 2012 Liberty Brent Canterbury .833 2013 Simone Keane Central Otago .579

19 INTERCLUB WOMEN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP DUSTIN CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1946 Hinemoa (Wanganui) Auckland 1947 Jenkins Gym (Wellington) Lower Hutt 1948 Richmond (Auckland) Christchurch 1949 Maple Leaf (Waikato) and Wellington Miramar (Wellington) joint 1950 Richmond (Auckland) Auckland 1951-52 No competition 1953 Miramar (Wellington) Christchurch 1954 Miramar (Wellington) Wanganui 1955-57 No competition 1958 Samoan Society (Auckland Auckland Monowai (Canterbury) 1959 Monowai (Canterbury) Wanganui Samoan Society (Auckland) 1960 Monowai (Canterbury) Christchurch 1961 Monowai (Canterbury) Auckland Samoan Society (Auckland) 1962 Monowai (Canterbury) Dunedin Broadway (Wellington) 1963 Monowai (Canterbury) Palmerston North YWCA (Hutt Valley) 1964 Broadway (Wellington) Wellington Monowai (Canterbury) 1965 Y.W.C.A. (Hutt Valley) Wellington Samoan Society (Auckland) 1966 Monowai (Canterbury) Wellington Broadway (Wellington) and Eden Roskill (Auckland) joint 1967 Panmure Aces (Auckland) Palmerston North Broadway (Wellington) 1968 Monowai (Canterbury) Christchurch Leopards (Hawke's Bay) 1969 Broadway (Wellington) Auckland Leopards (Hawke's Bay) 1970 Leopards (Hawke's Bay) Dunedin Richmond (Auckland) 1971 Metro College (Auckland) Christchurch Leoipards (Hawke's Bay) 1972 Broadway (Wellington) Hastings Metro College (Auckland) 1973 Leopards (Hawke's Bay) Auckland Broadway (Wellington) 1974 Broadway (Wellington) Masterton Akarana (Auckland) 1975 Broadway (Wellington) Dunedin Metro College (Auckland) and Saints (Hutt Valley) joint 1976 Broadway (Wellington) Tauranga Saints (Hutt Valley) GIBB CUP Runner-up 1977 United (Auckland) Lower Hutt Broadway (Wellington) STARS TRAVEL TROPHY 1978 Broadway (Wellington) Blenheim Burnside (Canterbury) and Metro College (Auckland) joint PAN AM TROPHY 1979 United (Auckland) Wellington Island Bay (Wellington) 1980 Albion (Canterbury) Palmerston North Saints (Hutt Valley) 1981 Northcote (North Shore) Christchurch Albion (Canterbury) 1982 Albion (Canterbury) Hamilton Metro College (Auckland) 1983 Island Bay (Wellington) Carterton Metro College (Auckland) 1984 Island Bay (Wellington) Auckland Metro College (Auckland) 1985 Whakatu Lions (Hawke's Bay) Nelson Metro College (Auckland) 1986 Metro (Auckland) Lower Hutt Island Bay (Wellington) DUSTIN CUP 1987 Metro (Auckland) Wellington Broadway (Wellington) 1988 Eden Roskill (Auckland) Dunedin Albion (Canterbury) 1989 Ramblers (Auckland) Wellington Broadway (Wellington) 1990 Burnside (Canterbury) Christchurch Ramblers (Auckland) 1991 Marist (Hutt Valley) Albany Eden Roskill (Auckland) 1992 Eden Roskill (Auckland) Hastings Marist (Hutt Valley)

20 1993 Derori (North Harbour) Hamilton Albion (Canterbury) 1994 Derori (North Harbour) Invercargill Marist (Hutt Valley) 1995 Saints (Hutt Valley) Palmerston North Ramblers (Auckland) 1996 Burnside (Canterbury) Auckland Woolston Cardinals (Canterbury) 1997 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Dunedin and Albion (Canterbury) joint GIBB AWARD Runner-up 1998 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Lower Hutt Marist (Auckland) 1999 Saints (Hutt Valley) and Albany Marist (Auckland) joint 2000 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Christchurch Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 2001 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Wellington Cardinals (Hutt Valley) 2002 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Auckland Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) NZCT PLAQUE 2003 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Christchurch Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) 2004 Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) Lower Hutt Marist (Auckland) 2005 Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) Hamilton Poneke Kilbirnie (Wellington) 2006 Wainuiomata (Hutt Valley) Christchurch Marist (Auckland) 2007 Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) Hastings Waitakere Bears (Auckland) RADIO SPORT OPEN 2008 Marist (Auckland) Albany Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) 2009 Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) Christchurch Waitakere Bears (Auckland) 2010 Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) Lower Hutt Miramar (Wellington) 2011 Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) Auckland Otahuhu (Auckland) 2012 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Nelson Waitakere Bears (Auckland) 2013 Waitakere Bears (Auckland) Lower Hutt Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) DIVISION TWO EMMA BRIGHT CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1972 Bramac Aces (Manawatu) Hastings United (Waikato) 1973 Not contested 1974 Timberlanders (Midlands) Masterton Rotoiti (Rotorua) 1975 Not contested 1976 Glenfield (North Shore) Tauranga Hora Hora (Whangarei) 1977 Rebels (Nelson) Lower Hutt Ellis Park (Otago) 1978 Roslyn wakari (Otago) Blenheim Northcote Tigers (North Shore) 1979 Northcote Tigers (North Shore) Wellington Wairua (Horowhenua) 1980 Taradale (Hawke's bay) Palmerson North Marist (Southland) 1981 Rangimarie (Counties) Christchurch Marist (Southland) 1982 Melville (Waikato) Hamilton Wairua (Horowhenua) 1983 Fitzroy Rajahs (Otago) Carterton Celtex (Manawatu) 1984 Celtex (Manawatu) Auckland Moerewa Tigers (Bay of Islands) 1985 Technical (Mid Canterbuy) Nelson Rivals (Nelson) 1986 Manurewa (Counties) Lower Hutt Ellis Park (Otago) 1987 Panthers (Southland) Wellington Quantro (Marlborough) 1988 Colenso Pirates (Hawke's Bay) Dunedin Stoke (Nelson) 1989 Celtex (Manawatu) Wellington Quantro (Marlborough) 1990 Star (South Canterbury) Christchurch Allenton (Mid Canterbury) 1991 Pirates (Hawke's Bay) Albany Melville (Waikato) 1992 Huntly (Waikato) Hastings Dodgers (Otago) 1993 Celtex (Manawatu) Wellington Glenfield (North Harbour) 1994 Suburbs (Canterbury) Invercargill Dodgers (Hawke's Bay) SOUTHLAND JUBILEE CUP 1995 Dodgers (Otago) Palmerston North Glenfield (North Harbour)

21 1996 Mt Albert Ramblers (Auckland) Auckland Saints (Hutt Valley) 1997 Ellis Park (Otago) Dunedin Panthers (Southland) 1998 Burnside (Canterbury) Lower Hutt Miramar (Wellington) 1999 Christchurch United (Canterbury) Albany Papatoetoe (Auckland) 2000 Papatoetoe (Auckland) CHristchurch Miramar (Wellington) 2001 Miramar (Wellington) Wellington Cardinals (Canterbury) 2002 Marist (Auckland) Auckland Cardinals (Canterbury) 2003 Waitakere Bears (Auckland) Christchurch Papatoetoe (Auckland)

DIVISION THREE EMMA BRIGHT CUP Year Winner Venue Runner-up 1995 Waitara (Taranaki) Palmerston North Melville (Waikato) 1996 Panthers (Southland) Auckland Melville (Waikato) 1997 Not contested EMMA BRIGHT AWARD 1998 Dodgers (Hawke's Bay) Lower Hutt Te Aroha (Hutt Valley) 1999 Avalon Dodgers (Hutt Valley) Albany Hutt City United (Hutt Valley) 2000 Not contested 2001 Not contested 2002 Hutt City United (Hutt Valley) Auckland Glenfield (North Harbour)

BATTING AVERAGE Year Winner Team Average 1975 Barbara Johnson Metro College AK .552 1976 No award presented 1977 Pauline Thorn Hora Hora WH .545 1981 Barbara Payton Fitzroy Rajahs OG .576 1982 Vicki Webber Celtex MW .708 1983 Lyn Bilderbeck Wairua HO .607 1984 Edith Tuavera Metro College AK 1985 Margaret Higgan Fitzroy Rajahs OG .476 1986 Alice Fowler Railways TM .539 1987 Lucy Moate Clearlite NS .529 1988 Rhonda Hira Saints HV .538 1989 Rhonda Hira Saints HV .583 1990 Lesley KIng Mt Albert Ramblers AK .428 1991 Gina Weber Eden Roskill AK .480 1992 Andrea Hirini Poneke Kilbirnie .444 1993 Gina Weber Derori NH .400 1994 Kerry Lewis Marist HV .486 1995 Lavena Brown Celtex MW .553 1996 Melisa Upu Saints HV .594 1997 Katrina Manaena Panthers SL .556 1998 Char Pouaka Christchurch United CB .526 1999 Lisa Kersten Burnside CB .571 2000 Rhonda Hira Christchurch United CB .571 2001 Char Pouaka Christchurch United CB .571 2002 Fiona Timu Marist AK .656 2003 Char Pouaka Christchurch United CB .594

22 2004 Angela Stubbs Te Aroha HV .690 2005 Ngamoku Hiku Northcote NH .565 2006 Melisa Upu Te Aroha HV .640 2007 Sheree Cartwright Te Aroha HV .688 2008 Melisa Upu Te Aroha HV .593 2009 Nadia Mauriohooho Te Aroha HV .667 2010 Kyla Bromhead Waitakere Bears AK .579 2011 Stephanie Roy-Sims Newlands WN .500 2012 Rebecca Hicks Western Magpies AK .652 2013 Emma Francis Johnsonville WN .593

WOMEN'S NATIONAL CLUB KNOCKOUT BONDS APPAREL AND FABRIC CUP Year Winner Finals Venue Runner-up 1978 Metro College (Auckland) Wellington Island Bay (Wellington) 1979 Metro College (Auckland) Lower Hutt Broadway (Wellington) 1980 Saints (Hutt Valley) Wellington Metro College (Auckland) 1981 Albion (Canterbury) Lower Hutt Metro College (Auckland) 1982 Discontinued

23 SECONDARY SCHOOL GIRLS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP LINDSEY LEASK TROPHY Year Winner Venue Runner-up Batter Pitcher 1980 Naenae College (Hutt Valley) Lower Hutt Final played at St Bernard's College Easter Sunday April 5th 1981 Nayland College (Nelson) Auckland Hillary College (Counties) Janet Ngaia (Waitara HS, Taranaki) Trudi Thomson (Nayland) 1982 Waiopehu College (Horowhenua) Christchurch Nayland College (Nelson) Fiona Wilson .692 Geraldine Noa 1983 Mana College (Wellington) Wellington Bay Of Islands College (BOI) Angela Kohe (Mana) 1984 Fairfield College (Waikato) Auckland Parkway College (Hutt Valley) Played 8 April 1985 Parkway College (Hutt Valley) Lower Hutt Waiopehu College (Horowhenua) Leanne Fowler (Taumarunui HS, KC) .625 Kerry Lewis (Parkway) 1986 Burnside High School (Canterbury) Blenheim James Hargest HS (Southland) Katrina Te Kaori (Tauranga Girls' HS, BOP) .571 1987 James Hargest HS (Southland Porirua Northland College (Whangarei) Marian Reihana (Northland) .533 Leigh Ronald (James Hargest) 1988 Tauranga Girls' College (Bay of Plenty) Papatoetoe Timaru Girl's HS (South Canterbury) Michaela Koko (Mana College, Wellington) .619Paulette Walker (Timaru) 1989 Timaru Girls' HS (South Canterbury) Christchurch Mana College (Wellington) Sheree Allen (Mana) .579 Paulette Walker (Timaru) 1990 Mountainview HS (South Canterbury) Tauranga Hutt Valley HS (Hutt Valley) Aroha Morehu (Hutt Valley) .600 Lisa Rhind (Hutt Valley) 1991 Naenae College (Hutt Valley) Hastings Birkenhead College (North Harbour) Kiri Shaw (Naenae) .714 Rawinia Amaru (Naenae) 1992 Hutt Valley HS (Hutt Valley) Timaru Timari Girls' HS (South Canterbury) Zavana Aranga (Hutt) .750 Candice Pupuke (Hutt) 1993 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Hamilton Timaru Girls' HS (South Canterbury) Julie Lee (Auckland) .556 Aroha Haretuku (Auckland) 1994 Wainuiomata College (Hutt Valley) Wellington Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Kalala Faalogo (Auckland) .667 Kalala Faalogo (Auckland) 1995 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Christchurch Naenae College (Hutt Valley) Delvene Tautuhi (Auckland) .661 Teresa Biddle (Auckland) 1996 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Lower Hutt Wainuiomata College (Hutt Valley) Patricia O'Carroll (Waitara HS, Taranaki) .611 Patricia O'Carroll (Waitara HS) 1997 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Auckland Waitara High School (Taranaki) Upu Lote (Wainuiomata College, HV) .800 Lani Tewhata (Avonside Girls' HS, Canterbury) 1998 Wellington High School (Wellington) Christchurch Waitara High School (Taranaki) Amy Stead (Wellington) .818 Lisa Such (Wellington) 1999 Penrose High School (Auckland) Lower Hutt Naenae College (Hutt Valley) Lisa Arkell (Penrose) and Tolua Palamene (Penrose) Corinne Nelson both .706 24 2000 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Albany Naenae College (Hutt Valley) Stacey Harris (Auckland) .652 Krystal Touranga (Auckland) 2001 Kelston Girls' HA (Auckland) Dunedin Wellington East Girls' College (WN) Naomi Tuala (James Cook HS, Counties) .619 Carina Hale (Kelston) 2002 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Hastings Flaxmere College (Hawke's Bay) Renee England (Wellington East Girls') .625 Louise Miratana (Flaxmere) 2003 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Lower Hutt Havelock North HS (Hawke's Bay) Kereana Harris (Aranui HS, Canterbury) .648 Amanda Preston (Auckland) 2004 Havelock North HS (Hawke's Bay) Nelson Penrose High School (Auckland) Michal Tangaroa (Havelock) .727 Michal Tangaroa (Havelock) 2005 Auckland Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Wellington Horowhenua College (Horowhenua) Katrina Stockford (Horowhenua) . 622 Amanda Preston (Auckland) DIVISION ONE 2006 Penrose High School (Auckland) Palmerston North Aranui High School (Canterbury) Liana Samuel (Havelock North HS, HB) .667 Rangi Tata (Penrose) 2007 Penrose High School (Auckland) Hastings Aranui High School (Canterbury) Yvonne Burgess (Wellington East GC, WN) .667Ngahuia Kapene (Sacred Heart Girls' College, HV) 2008 Wellington East Girls' College (WN) Christchurch Naenae College (Hutt valley) Anna Enright (Dunstan HS, Central Otago) .682Charlotte Pointon (Wellington) 2009 Wellington East Girls' College (WN) Lower Hutt Avondale College (Auckland) Gillian Wills (Avondale) 594 Jessica Jowett (Tawa College (Wellington) 2010 Wellington East Girls' College (WN) Hastings Newlands College (Wellington) Mate Whitman (Naenae College, HV) .633 Emily Rauhihi (Wellington) 2011 Epsom Girls' Grammar (Auckland) Lower Hutt Wellington East Girls' College (WN) Erana Rameka (One Tree Hill College) .684 Krysta Hoani (Epsom) 2012 Newlands College (Wellington) Lower Hutt Green Bay High School (Auckland) Danica Ferriso (Sacred Heart College, HV) .708Beth Stavert (Green Bay High, Auckland) 2013 Pakuranga College (Auckland) Meadowlands AK Wellington East Girls' College (WN) Zoe Tolhopf (Pakuranga College, AK) .571 Tyneesha Houkamou (Pakuranga College, AK) DIVISION TWO NORTH ISLAND SOUTH ISLAND Year Winner Venue Runner-up Winner Venue Runner-up 2006 St Matthew's Collegiate (Wairarapa) Rotorua Rotorua Lakes GHS (Rotorua) Burnside High School (Canterbury) Oamaru Avonside Girls' HS (Canterbury) 2007 Naenae College (Hutt Valley) New Plymouth New Plymouth Girls' HS (Taranaki) Waitaki Girls' High School (North Otago) Blenheim Burnside High School (Canterbury) 2008 Rosehill College (Counties Manukau) Papakura Rotorua Lakes High School (Rotorua) Burnside High School (Canterbury) Invercargill Avonside Girls' HS (Canterbury) 2009 Hamilton Girls' High School (Waikato) Tauranga Orewa College (North Harbour) Avonside Girls' High School (Canterbury) Greymouth Hillmorton High School (Canterbury) 2010 Green Bay High School (Auckland) Wanganui Orewa College (North Harbour) Dunstan High School (Central Otago) Dunedin Marian College (Canterbury) 2011 Avondale College (Auckland) New Plymouth Hastings Girls' High (Hawke's Bay) Marlborough Girls' College (Marlborough) Nelson Gore High School (Southland) 2012 Pakuranga College (Auckland) Palmerston North Hastings Girls' High (Hawke's Bay) Hillmorton High School (Canterbury) Alexandra Dunstan High School (Central Otago) 2013 Hastings Girls' High (Hawke's Bay) Wanganui Napier Girls' High (Hawke's Bay) Dunstan High School (Central Otago) Invercargill Southland Girls' High (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)

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.