2026 NOMINEES
Jacob Duffy | CRICKET
Jacob claimed 81 wickets in a calendar year for New Zealand and was recognised with the Sir Richard Hadlee Medal.
Nicholas Kergozou De La Boessiere | CYCLING
Nick was part of the New Zealand men’s team which won UCI Track World Championships bronze in the Team Pursuit as well as winning a stage on the Tour of Southland.
Craig Tinker | LAWN BOWLS
Craig’s season highlight was a runner-up finish at the 2025 National Champion of Champions Pairs event.
Alena Saili | SEVENS
Alena was again part of the dominant Black Ferns Sevens team that secured both the World Series and World Championship titles.
Ethan de Groot | RUGBY
Ethan continued to represent Southland, the Highlanders, and the All Blacks including 11 tests for the national team in 2025.
Benji Culhane | HOCKEY
Benji played in all 14 of the Black Sticks tests during the 2025 international season, including being part of the squad that secured third place at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup.
Kerry Heffer | LAWN BOWLS
Kerry finished third in the women’s singles championships from a strong field featuring the best lawn bowlers in the country.
Jeremy Presbury | CYCLING
Jeremy produced a fourth-placed finish in a stacked field at the Elite road cycling nationals and was runner-up at the Edition Zero Gravel event, New Zealand’s premier gravel racing event.
Josh Burnett | CYCLING
Josh claimed his third Tour of Southland title in January’s rescheduled event and was runner-up at the Elite road nationals.
Kate Heffernan | NETBALL
Kate was named 2025 Silver Ferns Player of the Year and became just the third player to bring up 100 games for the Southern Steel.
Craig Merrilees | LAWN BOWLS
Craig was a member of the team which emerged from over 100 entries to take out the National Fours Championship.
Tom Sexton | CYCLING
Tom won a bronze medal at the UCI Track World Championships and a stage win at the Tour of Southland.
Amy Rule | RUGBY
Amy was part of the Matatū team that finished runner‑up in Super Rugby Aupiki and the Black Ferns World Cup squad.
Amy du Plessis | RUGBY
Amy was named Matatū’s player of the season, a finalist for Super Rugby Aupiki player of the year and a member of the Black Ferns World Cup squad.
Marshall Erwood | CYCLING
Marshall claimed bronze in the Team Pursuit at the UCI Track World Championships.
Sheldon Bagrie-Howley | LAWN BOWLS
Sheldon was a member of the team which emerged from over 100 entries to take out the National Fours Championship.
Corbin Strong | CYCLING
Corbin won the general classification at two UCI World Tour events and came close to a stage victory at the Giro d’Italia.
Tori Moorby | ATHLETICS
Competing in her third world championships javelin event, Tori qualified for the final for the first time and finished seventh overall.
Alison Tweedie | DISC GOLF
Alison claimed the Female Junior Under 15 title at the 2025 PDGA Junior World Championships. She secured victory in a sudden‑death playoff after finishing tied for first against the world’s best junior players.
Siena Mackley | ATHLETICS
Siena won the New Zealand secondary schools senior girls cross country championships and the Australian all schools under 19 girls cross country events.
Jemima Hoskin | ORIENTEERING
Jemima was selected in the Australian School Championship 2025, September, in Brisbane, representing NZ as part of the Harua Team competing in the Southern Cross Challenge, where they were joint winners.
Ianthe MacMillian Armstrong | ORIENTEERING
Ianthe was selected for the first time in the Australian School Championship 2025, September, in Brisbane, representing NZ as part of the Harua Team competing in the Southern Cross Challenge where they were joint winners.
Charlotte McVicar | TRIATHLON
In only her second national competition, Charlotte produced a third-placed result at the 2025 National Duathlon Championships.
Jimmy Taylor | RUGBY
After a successful season leading the Southland Boys' High School first XV, Jimmy was selected into the New Zealand secondary schoolboys’ rugby team.
Dani Kramers | AEROBICS
Dani represented New Zealand at the FISAF world championships in Prague, reaching the finals and placing sixth.
Abby O'Boyle | ATHLETICS
Abby produced a fifth‑place finish at the 2025 Australian Championships in the W17 800m setting a Southland record in the process.
Mia Mennell | SQUASH
Mia Mennell claimed an open women’s title after qualifying through the district elimination process and then finishing unbeaten in the New Zealand Women’s E Grade National Championship.
Connor Gilliland | ATHLETICS
Connor finished runner-up at the 2025 Arcadia Invitational against some of the top jumpers in California.
Victoria Underwood | ORIENTEERING
Victoria was selected in the Australian School Championship 2025, September, in Brisbane, representing NZ as part of the Harua Team competing in the Southern Cross Challenge, where they were joint winners.
Magnus Jamieson | CYCLING
Magnus successfully defended his Elite Elimination title at the 2026 New Zealand track championships.
Benson Boys | CYCLING
Along with winning the national under 19 road race in Cambridge, Benson claimed national under 19 titles in the New Zealand criterium championships and the national men’s omnium championships.
Jack Heslip | TRAP SHOOTING
Jack finished second overall in the open men’s category at the ISSF Olympic Trap New Zealand championships and was the top scoring member of the New Zealand junior team which defended the Jack Calrossie Cup against Australia.
Levana McDonald & Aaliyah Bartlett | MARCHING
Levana and Aaliyah coached the Hokonui Under 13 team to their third consecutive New Zealand Championship title.
Jonathan Yim | BASKETBALL
In his first season coaching in New Zealand, Jonathan guided the Southland Sharks to the NBL grand final. The achievement marked the team’s first finals appearance in more than eight years.
Andrea Dudley | SQUASH
Andrea Dudley led the Squash Southland Junior Camps programme and re‑established junior development pathways which created increased participation and national‑level success at the South Island Junior Championships.
Craig Tinker & Zoe Beck | LAWN BOWLS
Craig and Zoe finished third at the National Champion of Champions Mixed Pairs.
Hokonui Under 13 | MARCHING
The Hokonui Under 13 Marching Team won a third consecutive New Zealand Championship after rebuilding its squad.
Southland Sharks | BASKETBALL
The Southland Sharks finished runner-up in the 2025 NBL grand final, the first time in over eight years the team had qualified for the play-offs.
Southland Women's Intercentre | LAWN BOWLS
The Southland Women’s Intercentre Team finished third at the National Intercentre Championships. The result marked the region’s first women’s podium finish at the event since 2017
Southland Men's Evergreens | SOFTBALL
The Southland Men’s Evergreens successfully defended their National Evergreen Tournament in 2026 and are now unbeaten across two campaigns.
Neil Familton | CYCLING
Neil won four golds and a silver from his five events at the 2026 National Age Group Track Championships.
Dwight Grieve | ATHLETICS, MOUNTAIN RUNNING
At age 47, Dwight was selected for New Zealand in the Open Men’s division for the world mountain running championships.
Peter Pasco | CRICKET
Peter continued to develop his reputation as a nationally-ranked umpire, officiating in 10 domestic matches during the 2025/26 season and serving as a TV umpire in Super Smash fixtures
Chris Knight | ATHLETICS
Chris officiated at the World Para Athletics Championships in India, serving as a senior field official during the nine‑day international competition.
Emma Bromell | HOCKEY
Emma officiated at the Trans‑Tasman Masters Series in Australia.
Nicky McNaught | SQUASH
One of only two female referees selected to attend the World Games in Chengdu, China, Nicky officiated in 21 matches, including the Women’s Gold Medal match.
Waine Harding | ROAD CYCLING
In his first year as race director of the Tour of Southland Waine navigated several significant challenges, including a weather-enforced postponement and the reorganisation of the longstanding-event for a January date.
Yvonnette Fox | SWIMMING
Yvonnette has continued her steady progression through increasingly senior officiating roles, including Southland History Inspector of Turns (2015), Judge of Stroke (2017), Starter (2018), World Para Swimming Level 1 (2020), and Referee (2024).
Erin Criglington | CYCLING
Erin was appointment as a UCI International Commissaire at the 2025 Track World Championships.
Jonti Dillinger | ATHLETICS
In his first appearance at the New Zealand athletics championships, Jonti Dillinger won multiple national titles and broke the MU20 long jump record.
Anna Hika | PARA BADMINTON
Anna represented New Zealand at the Para Badminton World Championships in Bahrain. Her selection followed medal-winning performances at the Oceania Championships.
Brooke Anderson | SWIMMING
Brooke gained her international classification at the 2026 Para Swimming World Series and swam under the development qualifying standard in the 100m backstroke, securing qualification for the Para Pan Pacific Championships.
Julie O'Connell | LAWN BOWLS
Capping off an exceptional year where she recovered from back surgery to enjoy national and international success, Julie has been named in the New Zealand Women’s Para Pair for the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Londyn Dillinger | SWIMMING
Londyn set a New Zealand Under 16 S9 record in the 50m butterfly at the 2026 South Island Long Course Championships and has competed strongly at regional, national and international level.
SBS Bank Tour of Southland
Despite the challenges presented by a weather-enforced postponement, the Tour of Southland provided a symbol of the province’s resilience, pride and unity, mobilising volunteers and officials from across Murihiku for the rescheduled January race.
Southland Football
Southland Football’s small team continue to provide quality “football for all” opportunities across geographic and demographic communities the breadth of Murihiku. The code works collaboratively with a range of sports, sharing facilities and has completed the massive task of upgrading its premier artificial turf in Invercargill.
The Bunker
The Bunker was established to create a safe, inclusive, and youth-focused space for tamariki and rangatahi in Mataura and the wider community. It provides positive pathways through recreation, sport, mentoring, and whanau opportunities. A key focus is reducing barriers to participation by offering accessible, low-cost or free programmes that promote physical activity, wellbeing, and social connection.
ROLL OF HONOUR MASTERS ACHIEVEMENT
2008 - Ray Robinson, Cycling
2009 - Robyn Boniface, Golf
2010-11 - Sid Cumming, Triathlon
2011-12 - Robyn Boniface, Golf
2012-13 - Erin Criglington, Cycling
2013-14 - Gail Kirkman, Athletics
2014-15 - Erin Criglington, Cycling
2015-16 - Erin Criglington, Cycling
2016-17 - Erin Criglington, Cycling
2017-18 - Robyn Boniface, Golf
2018-19 - Robyn Boniface, Golf
2019-20 - Dwight Grieve, Athletics
2020-21 - Men's Masters Golf Team, Golf
2021-22 - Gail Kirkman, Athletics
2022-23 - Dwight Grieve, Athletics
2023-24 -Ruth Whelan, Cycling
2024-25 -Robyn Boniface, Golf
ROLL OF HONOUR TEAM OF THE YEAR
2001 - Verdon College Senior A Team, Netball
2002 - Ascot Park Hotel Southern Sting, Netball
2003 - Ascot Park Hotel Southern Sting, Netball
2004 - Ascot Park Hotel Southern Sting, Netball
2005 - Southland Rugby Development Team, Rugby
2006 - Southland U19 Netball Team, Netball
2007 - Ascot Park Hotel Southern Sting, Netball
2008 - Southland Senior “A” Netball Team, Netball
2009 - Southland Stags, Rugby
2010-11 - Southland Stags, Rugby
2011-12 - Southland Men’s Interprovincial Golf Team, Golf
2012-13 - Phillipa Gray & Laura Fairweather, Cycling
2013-14 - Zero Fees Southland Sharks, Basketball
2014-15 - Southland Women’s Masters Golf Team, Golf
2015-16 - SIT Zero Fees Sharks, Basketball
2016-17 - Southland Girls’ High School First XV, Rugby
2017-18 - Ascot Park Hotel Southern Steel, Netball
2018-19 - Emma Cumming & Natasha Hansen, Cycling
2019-20 - Southland Elite Men's Team Sprint, Track Cycling
2020-21 - Southland Men's Bowls Team, Bowls
2021-22 - Southland under 17 Boy's Team Sprint, Cycling
2022-23 - Southern Lads, Multisport
2023-24 - Southland Boys' High School first XV, Rugby
2024-25 - Harry Lightfoot and Sebastian Watson, Rowing
ROLL OF HONOUR ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR
1953-54 - Claude Kirkland, Swimming
1954-55 - F.H Hughes, Boxing, Golf & Wrestling
1955-56 - Ollie Henderson, Cycling
1956-57 - John Matheson, Athletics
1957-58 - Pauline Whiteside, Hockey
1958-59 - Norman McLeod, Rugby & other sports
1959-60 - Ronald Gimblett, Badminton
1960-61 - Larry O’Rouke, Association Football
1961-62 - R. W Pollock, Cricket
1962-63 - Albert Pomeroy, Smallbore Rifle Shooting
1963-64 - M C Wilson, Cycling
1964-65 - Stanley E. Smith, Softball
1965-66 - Irene McGregor, Hockey
1966-67 - D.F. Tait, Lawn Bowls
1967-68 - Doreen Hes, Outdoor Basketball
1968-69 - Esther Blackie, Hockey
1969-70 - Eileen Parsons, Bowls
1971 - W.M. Carr, Hockey
1972 - B. Ian Ferguson, Golf (Special Award), Kevin Baker, Association Football
1973 - Stewart Sharp, Rugby
1974 - Arthur Cutler, Cricket
1975 - Tom Shirley, Rugby & Cricket
1976 - George Te Au, Association Football
1977 - Jack Boniface, Indoor Bowls
1978 - Paul Skelt, Badminton
1979 - Russell Cushen, Swimming
1980 - Doug Cowie, Athletics
1981 - Ray Harper, Rugby
1982 - Roy Smith, Bowls
1983 - Graham Sycamore, Cycling
1984 - Stan Adamson, Rowing
1985 - Clive Williams, Rugby
1986 - Jack Proctor, Snooker
1987 - Bill Davidson, Surf Life Saving
1988 - David Bishop, Rugby Referee
1989 - Murray Moreton, Athletics
1990 - Alistair Tait, Rugby
1991 - Bill McLean, Association Football
1992 - Graham Latta, Softball
1993 - Ron & Ngaire Garrett, Table Tennis
1994 - Bruce Ross, Cycling
1995 - Paul Westbury, Rowing
1996 - Robin Jackson, Swimming
1997 - Bob Valentine, Bowls
1998 - Nigel Skelt, Badminton
1999 - Robyn Broughton, Netball
2000 - Laurie Tall, Cycling
2001 - Ewen Pirie, Clay Shooting
2002 - Lyn Sutherland, Swimming
2003 - Tom Pryde, Triathlon
2004 - Paddy O’Brien, Rugby
2005 - Brian McEwan, Athletics
2006 - Esther Price, Swimming
2007 - Alison Cormack, Netball
2008 - Bill Anderson, Rugby
2009 - Keith Brown, Rugby
2010-11 - Bobbi Brown, Netball
2011-12 - Craig Morton, Rugby
2012-13 - David (Ginge) Burnett, Triathlon
2013-14 - Cheryl Officer, Rugby League
2014-15 - Allan Dunn, Cycling
2015-16 - Greg Sheppard, Tennis, Tom O’Connor, Boxing
2016-17 - Mike Hogan, Shearing
2017-18 - Martin Conway, Disc Golf
2018-19 - Nigel Skelt, Badminton
2019-20 - Phil Hartley, Athletics
2020-21 - Elizabeth Henry, Parkrun
2021-22 - Sonya Fleming, Netball
2022-23 - Rex Capil, Softball/Baseball
*combined with Official of the Year category in 2023/24
SOUTHLAND SPORTS AWARDS ROLL OF HONOUR SERVICES TO SPORT
1994 - Lennox Sharp, Soccer, Barry Harcourt, Sport Photography, Colleen Bond, Netball, Peter Adam, Squash
1995 - Dave Bishop, Rugby, Reg Clutterbuck, Athletics, Anne McCracken, Multisport, Bruce Stewart, Sports Broadcasting
1996 - Janice McKercher, Netball, Ray Robinson, Cycling, Matthew Butson, Disabled Skiing, Moira Gerken, Netball
1997 - Robyn Broughton, Netball, Claire Horrell, Tennis & Hockey, Eddie McKenzie, Parafed, Paddy O’Brien, Rugby
1998 - Roger Ramsay, Rugby, Tom O’Connor, Boxing, Jan McAra, Squash
1999 - Russell Haywood, Golf, Jill Bolger, Softball & Basketball
2000-02 - No award made
2003 - Noel & Eleri Griffin, Equestrian
2004 - Sue Rodgers, Athletics, Robyn Boniface, Golf
2005 - Keith Douglas, Motorsport, Graham Sycamore, Cycling
2006 - Ray Harper, Sports Administration
2007 - Ron Garrett, Table Tennis, Peter Tetai - Rugby
2008 - Southern TeamCo (Inaugural Board of Directors), Netball
2009 - Bill Anderson, Rugby, Wendy Jenks, Motorsport
2010 - Nigel Skelt, Badminton, Bruce Ross, Cycling, Tom Pryde, Triathlon, Steven Kennedy, Motorsport
2011 - John Sutton, Swimming, Henry Tudor, Athletics
2012 - Colleen Bond, Netball
2013 - Debbie Hodges, Netball, Mike Piper, Athletics, Peter Sinclair, Rowing, Lynn Sutherland, Swimming
2013-14 - Elaine Karsten, Softball, George Kempton, Rowing, Brian McKenzie, Basketball
2014-15 - David Burgess, Bowls, Tony Dennis, Racing, John O’Connor, Rowing
2015-16 - Judy Gimblett, Tennis, Evan Jones, Athletics, Dave McDonlad, Racing
2016-17 - Russell Everett, Rowing, Donald Hay, Rugby, Marita Soper, Ice Hockey, Richard Wilson, Cricket
2017-18 - Michelle Anderson, Synchronised Swimming, Svend Pederson, Orienteering, Ian Folster, Cricket
2018-19 - Ginge Burnett, Triathlon, BMX & Rugby, Malcolm McKee, Rugby, Equestrian & Tennis, Lance Smith, Athletics, Gerry Ward, Cricket
2019-20 - Leicester Rutledge, Rugby, Jeff Walker, Football, Peter White, Tennis, Angee Shand, Netball
2020-21 - Mary and Tony Ineson, Cycling, Robyn Powell, Marching, Lilian Tudor, Athletics, Roger Eagles, Swimming
2021-22 - Glenn McLeay, Cycling, Allan Faithful, Cricket, Linda Suddaby, Golf, Sean Bellew, Racing.
2022-23 - Mervyn Campbell, Athletics, David Galbraith, Rowing, Wendy Ryan, Hockey.
2023-24 - Peter Skelt, Badminton, Cricket and Rugby; Fiona Ward, Soutland Secondary School Sport.
2024-25 - Murray Heath, Lawn bowls; Danny Young, Rowing; Craig Smith, Football; Tim Ward, Swimming.
ROLL OF HONOUR MIKE PIPER TROPHY
2015 - Jordan Rackham, Athletics
2016 - Sammy Murrell, Football
2017 - Elizabeth Reid, Alpine Ski Racing
2018 - Samuel Miller, Cycling
2019 - Josh Burnett, Mountain Biking
2020 - Shakira Mirfin, Rowing
2021 - Liam Hewitt, Golf
2022 - Ronan Shearing, Cycling
2023 - Dean Stewart, Adventure Racing
2024 - Cormac Buchanan, Motor Sport
2025 - Magnus Jamieson, Cycling
ROLL OF HONOUR COACH OF THE YEAR
2001 - Robyn Broughton, Netball
2002 - Robyn Broughton, Netball
2003 - Phil Young, Rugby
2004 - Robyn Broughton, Netball
2005 - Daryl Thompson, Rugby, Peter Skelt, Rugby
2006 - Allister Morris, Rowing
2007 - Robyn Broughton, Netball
2008 - Natalie Avellino, Netball
2009 - Simon Culhane, Rugby, David Henderson, Rugby
2010-11 - Sid Cumming, Triathlon
2011-12 - Lance Smith, Athletics
2012-13 - Ross Machejefski, Cycling
2013-14 - Paul Henare, Basketball
2014-15 - Russell Newton, Boxing
2015-16 - Paul Henare, Basketball
2016-17 - Karl Watson, Cycling
2017-18 - Reinga Bloxham, Netball
2018-19 - Reinga Bloxham, Netball
2019-20 - Chris Knight, Athletics
2020-21 - Scott Eade, Touch
2021-22 - Chris Knight, Athletics
2022-23 - Julian Ineson, Cycling
2023-24 - Jason Dermody, Rugby
2024-25 - Julian Ineson, Cycling
ROLL OF HONOUR JUNIOR SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR
1983 - Richard Tapper, Swimming
1984 - Tracey Kennedy, Athletics
1985 - Glenn McLeay, Cycling
1986 - Alan Bunce, Athletics
1987 - Geoff Clark, Athletics
1988 - Joanne Tapper, Swimming
1989 - Andrew Barlow, Cycling
1991 - Eddie Crowe, Athletics
1992 - Mark Fairweather, Squash, Jeremy Raines, Badminton
1993 - Brent Johnson, Cycling
1994 - Shaun Madden, Squash
1995 - Nic Raines, Badminton
1996 - Matthew Randall, Cycling
1997 - Trent Holden, Rowing
1998 - Clarke Dermody, Rugby & Rowing
1999 - Mana Harrison, Rugby & Rugby League
2000 - Simon Jones, Athletics
2001 - Wendy Telfer, Touch, Netball & Softball, Richard Adamson, Swimming
2002 - Jamie Mackintosh, Rugby
2003 - Nathan Cohen, Rowing
2004 - Scarlett Hagen, Downhill Mountain Biking
2005 - Natalie Wiegersma, Swimming, Hayley Crofts, Netball
2006 - Natalie Wiegersma, Swimming
2007 - Eddie Dawkins, Cycling
2008 - Sequoia Cooper, Cycling, Cathy Jordan, Cycling
2009 - Cameron Karwowski, Cycling
2010-11 - Aaron Barclay, Triathlon
2011-12 - Stephanie McKenzie, Cycling
2012-13 - Jacob Duffy, Cricket
2013-14 - Jeremy Presbury, Cycling
2014-15 - Kristen Froude, Rowing
2015-16 - Emma Cumming, Cycling
2016-17 - Alena Saili, Rugby
2017-18 - Tom Sexton, Cycling
2018-19 - Alena Saili, Rugby
2019-20 - Shakira Mirfin, Rowing
2020-21 - Cormac Buchanan, Motorcycle Road Racing
2021-22 - Losa Fifita, Netball
2022-23 - Cormac Buchanan, Motorcycle Road Racing
2023-24 - Fynn Mitchell, Adventure Racing
2024-25 - Cormac Buchanan, Motorcycle Road Racing
ROLL OF HONOUR SENIOR SPORTSPERSON OF THE YEAR
1953-54 - Neil Hamilton, Swimming
1954-55 - John Monaghan, Wrestling
1955-56 - Lynley Orbell, Swimming
1956-57 - Paul Skelt, Badminton
1957-58 - John Holloway, Cycling
1958-59 - Gary Anderson, Boxing
1959-60 - Jack Alabaster, Cricket
1960-61 - Robin Archer, Rugby
1961-62 - James McKenzie, Shooting
1962-63 - John Van Leeuwen, Swimming
1963-64 - Peter Robinson, Cycling
1964-65 - Valmai Cullen, Golf
1965-66 - Les Booth, Cycling
1966-67 - Shirley Collins, Tennis
1967-68 - Garth Tattersfield, Softball, Trevor Mayhew, Athletics
1968-69 - John Stott, Athletics & Paraplegic, Neale Thompson, Badminton & Cricket
1969-70 - Mark Treffers, Swimming
1971 - John Purdue, Softball
1972 - Ken Stewart, Rugby
1973 - Robert Anderson, Cricket
1974 - Gren Alabaster, Cricket
1975 - Brett Naylor, Swimming
1976 - Liz Douglas, Golf
1977 - Frank Oliver, Rugby
1978 - Brian McKechnie, Rugby
1979 - Leicester Rutledge, Rugby
1980 - Jamie Campbell, Softball
1981 - Derek Turnbull, Athletics & Veterans, Barry Harcourt, Cycling & Veterans
1982 - Stephen Pokere, Rugby
1983 - Janice Pickett, Shooting
1984 - Paul MacFie, Rugby
1985 - Bill Kane, Bowls, Paul Adams, Golf (Special Award)
1986 - John Campbell, Athletics
1987 - Glenn McLeay, Cycling
1988 - Kevin Burns, Cricket
1989 - Todd Utteridge, Swimming
1990 - Tim Dodds, Shooting
1991 - Sandra Edge, Netball
1992 - Jill MacDonald, Darts
1993 - Jeff Wilson, Rugby & Cricket
1994 - Simon Culhane, Rugby
1995 - Paul Henderson, Rugby
1996 - Leanne Durry, Athletics
1997 - Jane Arnott, Athletics, Glenn McLeay, Cycling
1998 - Matthew Butson, Disabled Skiing, Donna Loffhagen, Netball & Basketball
1999 - Bernice Mene, Netball
2000 - Geoff Jukes, Clay Target Shooting
2001 - Matthew Randall, Cycling
2002 - Matthew Randall, Cycling
2003 - Lesley Nicol, Netball
2004 - Donna Loffhagen, Basketball & Netball
2005 - Adine Wilson, Netball
2006 - Storm Uru, Rowing
2007 - Jimmy Cowan, Rugby
2008 - Colin Waghorn, Trap Shooting
2009 - Storm Uru, Rowing
2010-11 - Nathan Cohen, Rowing
2011-12 - Jimmy Cowan, Rugby
2012-13 - Nathan Cohen, Rowing
2013-14 - Eddie Dawkins, Cycling
2014-15 - Pieter Bulling, Cycling
2015-16 - Eddie Dawkins, Cycling
2016-17 - Genevieve Behrent, Rowing
2017-18 - Wendy Frew, Netball
2018-19 - Tom Scully, Road Cycling
2019-20 - Corbin Strong, Track & Road Cycling
2020-21 - Jacob Duffy, Cricket
2021-22 - Alena Saili, Sevens
2022-23 - Amy Rule, Rugby
2023-24 - Corbin Strong, Cycling
2024-25 - Jacob Duffy, Cricket
ROLL OF HONOUR OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR
2013-14 - Michael Lash, Rugby
2014-15 - Helen Christie, Equestrian
2015-16 - Kristie Simpson, Netball
2016-17 - Barbara Grieve, Olympic Weightlifting
2017-18 - Peter Pasco, Cricket
2018-19 - Kristie Simpson, Netball
2019-20 - Karl McDonald, Rugby
2020-21 - Kristie Simpson, Netball
2021-22 - Barbara Grieve, Olympic Weightlifting
2022-23 - Erin Criglington, Cycling
2023-24 - Erin Criglington, Cycling
2024-25 - Erin Criglington, Cycling
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