The CMCA Awards evening was held last night at the Christchurch Golf Club, recognising achievement in Club and Youth Cricket, including players and volunteers.

Following outstanding seasons, Jenna Waghorn of Sydenham and Tyler Lortan of St Albans were announced as Cricketers of the Year. Waghorn was also the joint recipient of the Felton Trophy for the most wickets in the Women's Premier Competition while Lortan was the inaugural recipient of the Nook Ebert Trophy, the most influential player as voted by the umpires. Both players were also named in the teams of the year.

Volunteers Will Southby from St Albans, Ross Patterson from Merivale Papanui, Maria Lankeshwar from Sydenham and the Heathcote CC ground staff Roger Georgieff, Tony Collins and Kit Chambers were recognised for their service.

Matt Boyle of St Bedes and Casey Liddington from Sydenham/Christchurch Girls' HS were the top school aged batsmen, while Raunaq Kapur of Christchurch Boys' HS and Georgia Edge of St Albans/Christchurch Girls' HS were the top bowlers.

St Albans claimed the Petersen Shield for overall club excellence.

Souter Trophy for Club Groundsman of the Year

The team are from the Heathcote Cricket Club, led by Roger Georgieff, CMCA Life Member, Tony Collins and Kit Chambers.

Brian Adams Trophy which recognises a committee person who is in the early years of his/her work for their club

Will Southby - St Albans

Peter Sharp Trophy for Club Administrator of the Year

Ross Patterson - Merivale Papanui

Ana Rouse Cup for Services to Women’s Cricket

Maria Lankeshwar – Sydenham Cricket Club

Umpires Trophy is for the Most improved umpire as voted by the captains

Altamash Askari

R.W Conway Cup Umpire of the Year

David Henderson 

Walter Hadlee Trophy - which acknowledges player behaviour, attitude towards the Spirit of the Game, dress and punctuality in the Premiership Grade as voted by the Umpires

Heathcote

Nook Ebert Trophy for Most influential players as voted by umpires 

Tyler Lortan from St Albans.

Craig McMillan Series – for those with Intellectual and Physical disabilities. –

Skillwise Scorpians

Ara Institute of Canterbury All Nations Cricket Festival

All Rounders

Robbie’s Riccarton Twilight Cricket

Tied final, Sevu Reece and Excuse to Drink

Year 9B – St Bedes Blue

Year 9A – North West Knights

Individual awards for Year 9’s

Batsman of the Year

Tom Turner – North West, 495 runs @ 41 HS 132

Callum Samson – CBHS – 483 runs @ 60 HS 135*

Bowler of the Year

Will Lemon – StAC – 18 wickets @ best of 5/45

All Rounder

Harrison Dick – North West 400 runs, 12 catches, 3 stumpings

Year 10 North West Colts

Junior Twenty20 - Sydenham

Colts One-Day - St Bedes College Black

Colts Two-Day - St Bedes College Red

Senior Twenty20 - St Bedes Black

2^nd Grade –Christchurch Boys HS 4^th XI

1^st XI Plate - 2 day and 1 day bowl 1 day - Christs College 3^rd XI

1^st XI Bowl – 2 day - Christs College 2^nd XI

1^st XI Cup Two-day - St Thomas of Canterbury College

1^st XI Cup One-Day - Timaru Boys HS

1^st XI Ara Institute of Canterbury Championship

1^st XI One Day Cup – Christchurch Boys’ HS

1^st XI Two-Day Championship – Christchurch Boys’ HS

1^st XI Twenty20 – Christchurch Boys’ HS

Ara Challenge Shield - Christchurch Boys’ HS

1^st XI Individual awards

Batsmen of the Year

Matt Boyle – St Bedes 1^st XI  

Zak Foulkes – St Andrews 1^st XI  

Casey Liddington - Christchurch Girls’ HS and the Sydenham Cricket Club

1^st XI Bowler of the Year

Raunaq Kapur – CBHS 1^st XI

James McSweeney – St Bedes 1^st XI

Georgia Edge - Christchurch Girls HS and the St Albans Cricket Club,

1^st XI Fielder of the Year

Connor Stewart – St Bedes 1^st XI

Abi Gerken  - Papanui HS and the Old Boys Collegians Cricket Club  

Joey Hull - Christchurch Girls HS and Lancaster Park Cricket Club,

Afternoon Grade presentations

Joe’s Garage Presidents Grade Championship and Frampton Shield

Burnside West Foxes

Presidents Grade is for the Section 1 top six trophy,

East Shirley Black

Division 7                      

Riccarton Lions

Division 6

Old Boys Collegians SNCC

Division 5

Riccarton Majha Cannons

Division 4

Merivale Papanui, The Halswell Firebirds and the Marist Harewood Mavericks. 

Division Four final

Marist Harewood Mavericks

Division 3 Round Robin

East Shirley Kings XI Punjab.

Division Three final

The East Shirley Tridents.

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section Three Championship

St Albans Fozzies

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section Two Championship

St Albans Super Swingers

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section One

Burnside West Ghetto Hustlers

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section One Final

Old Boys Collegians Fine Legs

Chairman’s Cup

Halswell

Div 1/Under 19 Women

Sydenham

Debbie Hockley Twenty20 Social 8’s

The Heathcote Valley Vixens

Shirley Cowles Under 16 Trophy

Old Boys Collegians

Shirley Cowles T20 Combined Div 1/U19/U16

Joint winners, North West U19’s and Lancaster Park

Division Two

Congratulations to the Halswell Canta Lions – All three trophies

Division One Twenty20 and 1 day

East Shirley

Division One Two Day

Merivale Papanui

Championship Challenge Trophy

Marist Harewood.

Championship Winners of all three main trophies in the grade

St Albans

The Kirsty Bond Series for Premier Women

Sydenham

Premier Women Twenty20

Old Boys Collegians

Premier Women One-Day

Lancaster Park

Designer Homes Men’s Premiership, all four trophies

St Albans

The Melhuish Shield  

East Shirley Presidents Black and East Shirley Division Three Kings XI Punjab

The Petersen Shield

St Albans

John Cowens Award - Under 20 batsman scoring the most runs in Premiership

Matt Boyle – Old Boys Collegians

John Cowens Award - Under 20 bowler bowler taking the most wickets in the Premiership

Will O’Rourke from Burnside West

Chattel Hayes Memorial Trophy - Awarded to the wicket-keeper making the most dismissals in the Men’s Premiership

from Heathcote – Tom Dunlop

Zena Hocking Cup Women’s Premier competition wicket keeping award

from Lancaster Park – Joey Hull

Felton Trophy - Awarded to the player taking the Most Wickets Women’s in Premier Grade competitions.

From Sydenham Jenna Waghorn and from Old Boys Collegians Hannah Stevens

Stephen Lester Memorial Trophy - Awarded to the bowler taking the most wickets in the Men’s Premiership competition:  

from Lancaster Park – Ben McCord

Stead Rose Bowl - Awarded to the player scoring the most runs in Women’s Premier Grade

Nat Cox - St Albans

Roger Blunt Memorial Trophy – Most runs in mens Premiership

from Lancaster Park, Oscar Wilson

Jean Ruddenklau Trophy –

Nat Cox – Canterbury Magicians and St Albans

Women’s Club Cricket Player of the Year

The winner from Sydenham – Jenna Waghorn.

Men’s Club Cricket Player of the Year

From St Albans – Tyler Lortan 

WOMEN’S PREMIER TEAM OF THE YEAR

Hayley Aburn – Old Boys Collegians

Nat Cox – St Albans

Georgia Edge – St Albans

Abi Gerken -Old Boys Collegians

Kristy Havill – Lancaster Park

Joey Hull – Lancaster Park

Emma Kench – Old Boys Collegians

Casey Liddington – Sydenham

Isobel Sharp – North West

Hannah Stevens – Old Boys Collegians

Kaylee Tavendale – St Albans

Jenna Waghorn - Sydenham

MENS PREMIER TEAM OF THE YEAR

Tom Agnew – Sydenham

Jeff Case – Old Boys Collegians

Michael Davidson – Lancaster Park

Scott Duggan – Lancaster Park

Adiyta Edekar  - Sydenham

Tom Gooday – East Shirley

Jack Harper – St Albans

Matt Holstein – St Albans

Tyler Lortan – St Albans

Ben McCord – Lancaster Park

Will O’Rourke – Burnside West

Oscar Wilson – Lancaster Park

Article added: Friday 09 April 2021