Auckland Rugby League club trophies

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The Auckland Rugby League competition has been competed for since 1909 when the first organised match was played between North Shore and City Rovers (won 44–22 by North Shore).[1] The following year an official champion was crowned for the first time, namely the City Rovers club who won the 1910 1st Grade title and were one of the 4 original teams at that time (City Rovers, Devonport United, Newton Rangers, and Ponsonby United). Over the following 110 years many team and individual trophies have been awarded. The following is a list of the clubs and individuals that they have been awarded to at the premier-grade level.

Trophies[]

For a full list of all Fox Memorial Grand Final winners, see Fox Memorial Grand Finals.

There are approximately 24 trophies which have been competed for in Auckland Rugby League history by clubs. These include the following for teams; Fox Memorial Shield, Rukutai Shield, Roope Rooster, Stormont Shield, Kiwi Shield, A.R.L. Trophy, Sharman Cup, Lawson Cup, Walmsley Shield, ARL Cup, Norton Cup, Gillett Cup and the Autex Award. Several have also been awarded to players including the Lipscombe Cup, Rothville Trophy, Bert Humphries Memorial, Tetley Trophy, Painter Trophy, Hyland Memorial Cup, Doug Price Memorial Medal, Jack Counihand Trophy, Harry Mackwood Trophy and the Simons Scroll.

Explanation of team trophies[]

  • The Fox Memorial is awarded to the grand final winner of Premier One and is considered the most prestigious trophy in Auckland club rugby league. It was named after who played for North Shore, and Auckland before going to fight in World War I. He was awarded a medal for bravery but suffered a leg injury ending his playing career. From 1910 to 1930 the trophy was named the Monteith Shield after the man who had donated it to the league.[2]
  • The Rukutai Shield is awarded to the Premier One minor or premiership champions at the end of the regular season. It is named after Jim Rukutai who was an early player in Auckland Rugby League and later became the youngest-ever coach of New Zealand at the age of 33.
  • The Roope Rooster was first competed for in 1915. It was named after Dick Roope who donated the trophy when he was Auckland Rugby League Chairman.[3][4] For the first few decades of its existence it was a knockout competition played after the championship was completed but later moved to being a pre-season competition. In 2006 it changed format when it became a trophy which only changes hand when the holder of the trophy loses a match on their home ground.
  • The Stormont Shield is named after Bill Stormont (William Devanney Stormont), a World War I veteran who played for the Marist club and for the Kiwis.[5] The Shield is a champion of champions playoff between the Fox Memorial and Roope Rooster winners and has been competed for since 1925.
  • The Kiwi Shield is awarded to the Premier One club with the most points scored from Premiers and Reserves (x1).[6]
  • Club of the Year. Awarded to the club in Auckland considered to have achieved the most in an all-round sense.

Premier One titles[]

Year Myers Cup/Monteith Shield/Fox Memorial Shield Rukutai Shield Roope Rooster Stormont Shield Kiwi Shield Club of the Year
1910 City Rovers (1) [7] – – – –
1911 City Rovers (2) [8] – – – –
1912 Newton Rangers (1) [9] – – – –
1913 North Shore Albions (1) [10] – – – –
1914 North Shore Albions (2) [11] – – – –
1915 Grafton Athletic (1) [12] – North Shore (1) [13] – –
1916 City Rovers (3) [14] – City Rovers (1) [15] – –
1917 Ponsonby United (1) [16] – Ponsonby United (1) [17] – –
1918 Ponsonby United (2) [18] – City Rovers (2) [19] – –
1919 Ponsonby United (3) [20] – Newton Rangers (1) [21] – –
1920 Maritime (1) [22] – Newton Rangers (2) [23] – –
1921 City Rovers (4) [24] – City Rovers (3) [25] – –
1922 City Rovers (5) [26] – Ponsonby United (2) [27] – –
1923 City Rovers (6) [28] – Ponsonby United (3) [29] – –
1924 Marist Old Boys (1) [30] – City Rovers (4) [31] – –
1925 City Rovers (7) [32] – Ponsonby United (4) [33] Ponsonby United (1) [34] –
1926 Ponsonby United (4) [35] – Richmond Rovers (1) [36] Ponsonby United (2) [37] –
1927 Newton Rangers (2) [38] – Richmond Rovers (2) [39] Newton Rangers (1) [40] –
1928 Devonport United (3) [41] – Marist Old Boys (1) [42] Marist Old Boys (1) [43] –
1929 Ponsonby United (5) [44] – Marist Old Boys (2) [45] Marist Old Boys (2) [46] –
1930 Ponsonby United (6) [47] – Ponsonby United (5) [48] Devonport United (1) [49] –
1931 Marist Old Boys (2) [50] – Devonport United (1) [51] Devonport United (2) [52] –
1932 Devonport United (4) [53] – Marist Old Boys (3) [54] Marist Old Boys (3) [55] –
1933 Devonport United (5) [56] – Richmond Rovers (3) [57] Devonport United (3) [58] –
1934 Richmond Rovers (1) [59] – Richmond Rovers (4) [60] Richmond Rovers (1) [61] –
1935 Richmond Rovers (2)[62] – Newton Rangers (3)[63] Richmond Rovers (2)[64] –
1936 Manukau (1) [65] – Manukau (1) [66] Richmond Rovers[67] –
1937 Richmond Rovers (3) [68] – Marist Old Boys (4) [69] Marist Old Boys (4) [70] –
1938 Marist Old Boys (3) [71] – Richmond Rovers (5) [72] Richmond Rovers (4) [73] –
1939 Mt Albert United (1) [74] – Marist Old Boys (5) [75] Mt Albert United (1) [76] –
1940 Richmond Rovers (4) [77] North Shore Albions (1) [78] Richmond Rovers (6) [79] North Shore Albions (4) [80] –
1941 North Shore Albions (6) North Shore Albions (2) Manukau (2) [81] Manukau (1) [82] –
1942 Manukau (2) City-Otahuhu (combined side) (1) Richmond Rovers Manukau –
1943 Manukau (3) Manukau (1) Manukau Manukau –
1944 City Rovers (8) City Rovers (2) Ponsonby City Rovers –
1945 Otahuhu (1) Otahuhu (2) North Shore Albions North Shore Albions –
1946 Richmond (5) North Shore Albions (3) Marist Brothers Richmond –
1947 Mt Albert (2) Marist Brothers (1) & Richmond (1) Mt Albert Mt Albert –
1948 Marist Brothers (4) Marist Brothers (2) & Richmond (2) Mt Albert Mt Albert –
1949 Richmond (6) Richmond (3) Richmond Richmond –
1950 Mt Albert (3) Mt Albert (1) Mt Albert Marist Brothers –
1951 Richmond (7) & Mt Albert (4) Mt Albert (2) & Richmond (4) Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier –
1952 Ponsonby (7) Ponsonby (1) Ponsonby Ponsonby –
1953 Pt Chevalier (1) Mt Albert (3) Ponsonby not played –
1954 Ponsonby (8) Ponsonby (2) & Mt Albert (4) North Shore Albions North Shore Albions –
1955 Richmond (8) Richmond & North Shore Albions Ellerslie Ellerslie –
1956 Richmond (9) Richmond & Pt Chevalier Ellerslie Richmond –
1957 Ellerslie (1) Ellerslie & City Newton Otahuhu not played –
1958 Ponsonby (9) Ponsonby Marist Brothers Marist Brothers –
1959 Western United (1) Western United Ellerslie Ellerslie –
1960 Eastern United (1) & Southern Districts (1) Eastern United Glenora Eastern United & Glenora –
1961 Eastern United (2) Eastern United Eastern United Eastern United –
1962 Eastern United (3) & Glenora (1) Eastern United Eastern United Glenora –
1963 Eastern United (4) Southern Districts Eastern United Eastern United –
1964 Otahuhu (2) Otahuhu Mt Albert Mt Albert –
1965 Marist Brothers (5) Ponsonby Otahuhu Marist Brothers & Otahuhu –
1966 Marist Brothers (6) Otahuhu Marist Brothers Marist Brothers –
1967 Ponsonby (10) Ponsonby Otahuhu Ponsonby –
1968 Mt Albert (5) Ponsonby Ellerslie Ellerslie –
1969 Mt Albert (6) Otahuhu Richmond Mt Albert Otahuhu
1970 Otahuhu (3) Mt Albert Otahuhu Mt Albert Mt Albert
1971 Otahuhu (4) Otahuhu Marist Brothers Otahuhu Otahuhu
1972 Ponsonby (11) Ellerslie Ponsonby Ponsonby Otahuhu
1973 Ponsonby (12) Ponsonby Ponsonby Otahuhu
1974 Ellerslie (2) Ellerslie Otahuhu Ellerslie & Ponsonby
1975 Otahuhu (5) Otahuhu Otahuhu Otahuhu Northcote
1976 (1) Richmond Richmond Glenora
1977 Otahuhu (6) Otahuhu Otahuhu Otahuhu Otahuhu
1978 Otahuhu (7) Otahuhu Glenora Otahuhu Otahuhu
1979 Richmond (10) Otahuhu Manukau Richmond Otahuhu
1980 Richmond (11) Richmond Manukau Manukau & Richmond Richmond
1981 Mt Albert (7)[83] Mt Albert Otahuhu Mt Albert Mt Albert
1982 Mt Albert (8) Glenora Otahuhu Otahuhu Otahuhu
1983 Otahuhu (8) Mt Albert Manukau Manukau Otahuhu
1984 Mt Albert (9) Otahuhu Mt Albert Otahuhu & Manukau Otahuhu
1985 Mt Albert (10) Manukau Manukau Mt Albert Manukau
1986 Mt Albert (11) Te Atatu Manukau Manukau Te Atatu
1987 Northcote (1) Mangere East Otahuhu Mt Albert Otahuhu
1988 Te Atatu (1)[84] Glenora Northcote Otahuhu Te Atatu
1989 Northcote (2) Northcote Mangere East Northcote Otahuhu
1990 Otahuhu (9) Northcote Richmond Northcote Northcote
1991 Northcote (3) Northcote Northcote Northcote Northcote
1992 Northcote (4)[85][86] Mt Albert Northcote Northcote Northcote
1993 Northcote (5) Northcote Northcote Mt Albert Northcote
1994 Northcote (6) Otahuhu Otahuhu Otahuhu Northcote
1995 Otahuhu (10) City-Pt Chevalier not played Otahuhu Otahuhu
1996 Otara (1) Otahuhu Manurewa Otahuhu Otahuhu
1997 Glenora (2) Mangere East Marist Brothers Otara Otahuhu
1998 Glenora (3) Glenora Mangere East not played –
1999 Glenora (4) Glenora Glenora not played –
2000 Otahuhu (11) Richmond not played not played Otahuhu
2001 Northcote (7) Richmond not played not played –
2002 Hibiscus Coast (1) Papakura Hibiscus Coast not played –
2003 Mangere East (1) Mangere East Hibiscus Coast not played –
2004 Mt Albert (12) Mangere East Ellerslie not played –
2005 Manurewa (1)[87] Papakura Mt Albert[88] not played –
2006 Mt Albert (13) Mt Albert Mt Albert, Te Atatu, Richmond, East Coast Bays(*) Mangere East Mt Albert
2007 Manurewa (2) Papakura Papakura(*) Richmond
2008 Mt Albert (14) Otahuhu Mt Albert Richmond Richmond
2009 Mt Albert (15) Otahuhu Mt Albert, Northcote, Otahuhu(*) Otahuhu –
2010 Otahuhu (12) Otahuhu Otahuhu (*) Otahuhu Mt Albert
2011 Howick (1)[89] Howick Otahuhu (*) Glenora Mt Albert
2012 Mt Albert (16)[90] Mt Albert Howick (*) Otahuhu
2013 Pt Chevalier (2) Pt Chevalier Mt Albert (*) Howick Mt Albert Otara
2014 Pt Chevalier (3)[91] Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier (*) Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier
2015 Pt Chevalier (4)[92] Mt Albert Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier, Mt Albert (shared after a 14–14 draw)[93] Mt Albert
2016 Papakura (1)[94] Papakura Papakura Pt Chevalier Mt Albert
2017 Glenora (5)[95] Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier, Glenora Pt Chevalier[96] Pt Chevalier Northcote
2018 Pt Chevalier (5)[97][98] Glenora[99] Glenora, Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier Glenora Mangere East
2019 Howick (2) Howick[100] Mt Albert, Howick Glenora[101]
2020 Not Awarded Not Awarded Mt Albert Mt Albert[102] Not Awarded
2021 Not Awarded Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier Not Awarded
Year Fox Memorial Rukutai Shield Roope Rooster Stormont Shield Kiwi Shield Club of the Year

Total Fox Memorial First Grade Titles (includes Myers Cup and Monteith Shield)[]

Roope Rooster[]

Year Holders
2006 Mt Albert Lions(11)
2007 Te Atatu (3) 17 March – 9 June, Richmond (3) 9 June –
2018 Glenora
2019 Mt Albert Lions, Howick Hornets

Premier two and three titles[]

  • The Sharman Cup has been awarded to the Premier 2 Championship winners in recent years; however, originally it was awarded to the Premier 2 Minor Championship winners. It was gifted to Auckland Rugby League in October 1934 by Mr. Sharman of George Court and Sons. He was moving from New Zealand to live in England and wished to leave a happy memory behind of his involvement in Auckland rugby league.[103]
  • The Lawson Cup was awarded to the Premier 2 Major Champions, and in essence it has been replaced by the Sharman Cup.
  • The Norton Cup was originally awarded to the Senior B Grade (second division) champions however in 1931 it was awarded to the reserve grade winners which superseded the second division for a period of time.
  • The Phelan Shield has been awarded to the Premier 3 Major Champions. The Phelan Shield replaced the ARL Trophy (first awarded in 1989); however, from 2015 it was awarded to the Premier 2 Minor Champion as the competition reverted to a two-division structure. It was donated to the league in 1934 by Ted Phelan and was won in its inaugural season by Newton Rangers.[104] At this point it was competed for by teams who were eliminated from the Roope Rooster in the first round.
Year Sharman Cup Lawson Cup Norton Cup Phelan Shield/ARL Trophy Stallard Cup
1925 – – Ellerslie United (1) – Otahuhu Rovers (1) [105]
1926 – – Northcote & Birkenhead Ramblers (1) – Kingsland Rovers(1) [106]
1927 – – Ellerslie United (2) [107] – Ellerslie United (1) [108]
1928 – – Grafton Athletic (Maritime) (1) – –
1929 – – Point Chevalier (1) – –
1930 – – Otahuhu Rovers (1) – –
1931 – – Devonport United (1) – –
1932 – – Richmond Rovers (1) – –
1933 – – Richmond Rovers (2) – –
1934 – – Richmond Bulldogs (3) [109] Newton Rangers (1) [110] –
1935 Otahuhu Rovers (1) [111] – Marist Old Boys (1) [112] Ponsonby United (1) [112] Marist Old Boys (1) [112]
1936 Papakura (1) [113] – Mount Albert United (1) [114] Ponsonby United (2) [115] Marist Old Boys (2) [116]
1937 Papakura (2) [117][118] – Richmond Rovers (4) North Shore Albions (1) [70] Marist Old Boys (3)
1938 Otahuhu Rovers (2) [119] – Richmond Rovers (5) Manukau (1) [120] Richmond Rovers (1) [121]
1939 Otahuhu Rovers (3) – Richmond Rovers (6) City Rovers (1) [122] Richmond Rovers (2)
1940 Otahuhu Rovers (4) [123] – Richmond Rovers (7) [124] Manukau (2) [125] –
1941 Otahuhu Rovers (5) [126] – Not Played (due to war) Mount Albert United (1) [127] –
1942 Not Awarded – Not Awarded – –
1943 Not Awarded – Not Awarded – –
1944 Not Awarded – Not Awarded – –
1945 Not Awarded – Not Awarded – –
1946 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1947 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1948 Newton (1) – Not Awarded –
1949 Ellerslie (1) – Ponsonby –
1950 Otahuhu (6) – Mt Albert –
1951 Pt Chevalier (1) – Not Awarded –
1952 Pt Chevalier (2) – Not Awarded –
1953 Richmond (1) – Not Awarded –
1954 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1955 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1956 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1957 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1958 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1959 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1960 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1961 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1962 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1963 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1964 Not Awarded – Not Awarded –
1965 Southern (1) – Not Awarded –
1966 City Newton (1) – Not Awarded –
1967 Southern (2) – Not Awarded –
1968 Mt Wellington (1) – Not Awarded –
1969 City Newton (2) – Mangere East
1970 Te Atatu (1) & Pt Chevalier (1) – Northcote –
1971 Glenora (1) – Marist & Pakuranga –
1972 Richmond (2) – Mt Roskill –
1973 Te Atatu (2) – North Shore –
1974 Te Atatu (3) – Maritime & City Newton –
1975 Mangere East (1) – Pt Chevalier –
1976 Te Atatu (4) – City Newton –
1977 Manukau (1) – Glenfield –
1978 Te Atatu (5) – Pt Chevalier –
1979 Northcote (1) – Glenora Corona –
1980 Mt Albert (1) – Otara –
1981 Ellerslie (1) – Richmond –
1982 Mangere East (2) – Glenora –
1983 Richmond (3) – Glenora/Kelston –
1984 City Newton (3) City Newton Richmond –
1985 Glenora (2) Glenora Richmond –
1986 Ellerslie (2) Ellerslie Richmond –
1987 City-Pt Chevalier (1) City-Pt Chevalier Mt Albert & Richmond –
1988 City-Pt Chevalier (2) Otara Otahuhu Blue –
1989 City-Pt Chevalier (3) Otara Mt Wellington Mt Wellington
1990 Ponsonby (1) City-Pt Chevalier North Shore Glenfield
1991 Ellerslie (4) Ellerslie North Shore Waitemata
1992 Marist (1) Ellerslie Glenfield Glenfield
1993 Marist Saints (2) – –
1994 – – – –
1995 Manurewa Marlins (1) – – –
1996 Glenora – – –
1997 Richmond – – –
1998 Hibiscus Coast – – Mt Albert
1999 Mt Albert – – –
2000 Ponsonby Ponsonby Mt Albert Mt Albert
2001 Hibiscus Coast Hibiscus Coast Mangere East Mangere East
2002 Ellerslie – Mt Wellington –
2003 Northcote – – East Coast Bays
2004 Manukau – – –
2005 Howick – – –
2006 Manurewa – – Hibiscus Coast
2007 Northcote[128] – – Ponsonby
2008 Richmond – – New Lynn
2009 Howick Howick Manukau Manukau
2010 East Coast Bays – Pt Chevalier Pt Chevalier
2011 Pt Chevalier – – New Lynn
2012 Mangere East – Hibiscus Coast
2013 Richmond Otara – Mt Wellington
2014 Otara – – Mt Wellington
2015 Richmond – – Te Atatu
2016 Te Atatu[129] – – Te Atatu
2017 Otahuhu – – Otahuhu
2018 Bay Roskill[98] – – Bay Roskill
2019 - – – -
2020 Not Awarded Not Awarded Not Awarded Not Awarded
2021 (1) – – Manukau Magpies

Explanation of player trophies[]

  • The Lion Red Fox Memorial Player of the Year is awarded to the player who accrues the most votes from coaches voting for the best player in their team and the opposing team.
  • The Lipscombe Cup is awarded to the Premier One sportsman of the year, chosen by the Senior Management Committee, from nominations received from Premier clubs.
  • The Rothville Trophy is awarded to the Premier One player of the year, selected by the Auckland Coach.
  • The Bert Humphries Memorial is awarded to the most improved forward and back in Premier One and is selected by the Auckland coach/selector.
  • The Tetley Trophy is awarded to the Premier One player scoring the most tries during the Rukutai Shield competition.
  • The Lance Painter Rose Bowl is awarded to the Premier One player kicking the most goals during the Rukutai Shield competition. It was donated by Lance Painter in June, 1944 to be awarded for place kicking.[130]
  • The Hyland Memorial Cup is awarded to the most outstanding Premier/Senior Coach selected by the Senior Management Committee.
  • The Doug Price Memorial Medal is awarded to the player of the day in the Premier One Grand Final and is selected by a sub committee appointed by the Board of Directors.

Player trophies by year in premier one[]

Year Lion Red Fox Memorial Player of the Year Lipscombe Cup (Sportsman) Rothville Trophy (Player of the Year) Bert Humphries Memorial (Most Improved Forward) Bert Humphries Memorial (Most Improved Back) Tetley Trophy (now named Masters Rugby League Cup) (Top Try Scorer) Lance Painter Rose Bowl (Top Goal Kicker) Hyland Memorial Cup (Coach of the Year) Doug Price Memorial Medal (Grand Final POTD) Women's Player of the Year
1935 none none none none R Morrissey (Mt Albert) [131] none none
1944 none none none none C Riley (Otahuhu) [132] none none
1945 none none none none C Riley (Otahuhu) none none
1960 none Ron Ackland (Eastern) none none none none none none
1961 none Ron Ackland (Eastern) none none none none none none
1962 none Brian Reidy (Marist) none none none none none none
1963 none Ray Sinel (Eastern) none none none none none none
1964 (Richmond) Don Hammond (Eastern) none none none none none none
1965 Tony Kriletich (Marist) (Marist) none none none none none none
1966 Roy Christian (Otahuhu) Bruce Castle (Ellerslie) none none none B Gascoigne (Marist) none none
1967 Doug Ellwood (City Newton) Doug Ellwood (City Newton) none none Robert Mincham (Glenora) Ernie Wiggs (Otahuhu) none none
1968 (Ellerslie) Tony Kriletich (Marist) none none none Ernie Wiggs (Otahuhu) none none
1969 Gary Woollard (Mt Albert) Eric Carson (Glenora) none none none Ernie Wiggs (Otahuhu) none none
1970 Ray Williams (Richmond) Tony Kriletich (Marist) none none Mike McClennan (Ponsonby) Ernie Wiggs (Otahuhu) (Otahuhu) none
1971 (Marist) Ken Stirling (Ellerslie) Eddie Heatley (Otahuhu) Ken Stirling (Ellerslie) Paul Matete (Otahuhu) Brian Tracey (Ponsonby) Morrie Robertson (Ellerslie) none
1972 (Te Atatu) Murray Eade (Ellerslie) Peter Gurnick (Otahuhu) (Ellerslie) (Ellerslie) Bruce Rowe (Ellerslie) Don Mann (Ponsonby) none
1973 Tom Conroy (Ponsonby) Don Mann (Ponsonby) Lyndsay Proctor (Ellerslie) (Mt Wellington) (Mt Albert) Ernie Wiggs (Mt Albert) Roger Bailey (Ponsonby) none
1974 Bruce Rowe (Ellerslie) (Ellerslie) Tom Conroy (Ponsonby) Bob Jarvis (Otahuhu) (Ponsonby) Bruce Rowe (Ellerslie) Morrie Robertson (Ellerslie) none
1975 (Otahuhu) Dane Sorensen (Mt Wellington) Tom Conroy (Ponsonby) Fred Ah Kuoi (Richmond) Mark Graham (Otahuhu) John Wilson (Northcote) (Otahuhu) none
1976 Dane Sorensen (Mt Wellington) Kurt Sorensen (Mt Wellington) (Ellerslie) Gary Kemble (Ellerslie) Gus Fepuleai (Richmond) Joe Karam (Glenora) Ron Ackland (Mt Wellington) none
1977 John Wilson (Northcote) Denis Williams (Te Atatu) Lyndsay Proctor (Ellerslie) Olsen Filipaina (Mangere East) (Otahuhu) Joe Karam (Glenora) Graham Lowe (Otahuhu) none
1978 (Marist) Olsen Filipaina (Mangere East) Owen Wright (Otahuhu) Warwick Freeman (Glenora) (Richmond) (Richmond) Graham Lowe (Otahuhu) none
1979 Te Atatu Roosters (Mt Albert) Fred Ah Kuoi (Richmond) (Ponsonby Mar.) James Leuluai (Mt Wellington) Olsen Filipaina (Mangere East) Olsen Filipaina (Mangere East) (Richmond) none
1980 Darryl Morrison Otahuhu Leopards James Leuluai (Mt Wellington) Stan Martin (Richmond) (Manukau) (Ellerslie) (Mt Wellington) Denis Williams (Te Atatu) Mike McClennan (Mt Albert) none
1981 Mt Albert Lions John Ackland (Mt Albert) Ron O'Regan (City Newton) (Glenora) (Mt Albert) (Otahuhu) & Dean Bell (Manukau) Denis Williams (Glenora) Mike McClennan (Mt Albert) none
1982 Hugh McGahan (Otahuhu) Owen Wright (Otahuhu) Hugh McGahan (Otahuhu) Clayton Friend (Manukau) (Otahuhu) (Glenora) (Otahuhu) none
1983 Owen Wright Otahuhu Leopards (Otahuhu) Ron O'Regan (City Newton) John Ackland (Mt Albert) Joe Ropati (Otahuhu) (Ellerslie) (Northcote) (Otahuhu) none
1984 Richmond Bulldogs Owen Wright (Otahuhu) Owen Wright (Otahuhu) (Manukau) Clayton Friend (Manukau) (Otahuhu) (Mt Albert) Mike McClennan (Mt Albert) & Brian Tracey (Te Atatu) none
1985 Dean Lonergan Mike Patton (Mangere East) Shane Cooper (Mt Albert) James Goulding (Richmond) Kelly Shelford (Manukau) Joe Ropati (Otahuhu) (Te Atatu) Cameron Bell (Manukau) none
1986 Terry O'Shea Te Atatu Roosters George Mann (Mangere East) Patrick "Paddy" Burgoyne (Glenora) Dean Lonergan (City Newton) David Watson (Manukau) Shane Horo (Te Atatu) (City Newton) Brian Tracey (Te Atatu) none
1987 Manukau Magpies Mike Patton (Glenora) Gary Freeman (Northcote) (Mangere East) Kevin Iro (Mt Albert) Iva Ropati (Otahuhu), Gary Freeman (Northcote) & (Northcote) (Northcote) (Mangere East) none
1988 Otahuhu Leopards (Mangere East) (Northcote) Se'e Solomona (Richmond) (Northcote) Kelly Shelford (Glenora) Phil Bancroft (Glenora) Ron O'Regan (Te Atatu) none
1989 Tawera Nikau Otahuhu Leopards (Mangere East) Kelly Shelford (Glenora) Jason Lowrie (Northcote) Stu Galbraith (Northcote) (Mangere East) Phil Bancroft (Glenora) (Manukau) none
1990 Mark Riley Otahuhu Leopards Iva Ropati (Mangere East) Tawera Nikau (Otahuhu) (Te Atatu) Stu Galbraith (Northcote) Iva Ropati (Mangere East) Phil Bancroft (Glenora) (Glenora) none
1991 Otahuhu Leopards Brian Laumatia (Mangere East) Se'e Solomona (Glenora) (Te Atatu) Logan Campbell (Northcote) Logan Campbell (Northcote) (Northcote) (Mt Albert) Stu Galbraith (Northcote)
1992 (Glenora) Mike Patton (Glenora) Jason Lowrie (Northcote) (Te Atatu) (Northcote) & Richard Barnett (Otahuhu) (Mt Albert) Graeme Norton (Northcote) (Mt Albert)
1993 Mangere East Francis Leota (Otahuhu)
1994 Northcote Leroy Joe Otahuhu Leopards (Otahuhu)
1995 Otara Scorpions (Otahuhu) (Otahuhu) (Otahuhu) (Otahuhu)
1996 Manurewa Marlins (Otahuhu) Matthew Sturm (Glenora) Milton Ross (Ellerslie) (Manurewa) Otara Scorpions
1997 Tukere Barlow Mangere East Hawks Hare Te Rangi (Otahuhu)
1998 Fred Robarts Te Atatu Roosters Fred Robarts Te Atatu Roosters
1999 Fred Robarts Te Atatu Roosters (?) Richard Barnett (Otahuhu) (Glenora)
2000 Daniel Vasau Richmond Bulldogs (Otahuhu)
2001 Manukau Magpies Taetafa Taua'a Richmond Bulldogs Taetafa Taua'a Richmond Bulldogs
2002 Willie Bishop Hibiscus Coast Raiders (Otahuhu) (Otahuhu) – Forward (Otahuhu) Willie Bishop – Back (Hibiscus Coast) Willie Bishop (Hibiscus Coast)
2003 Ellerslie Eagles
2004 Papakura Sea Eagles
2005 Mangere East
2006 Northcote Tigers (Mt Albert) (Mt Albert) Mt Albert Lions
2007 Marist Saints Richmond Bulldogs
2008 Suaia Matagi Te Atatu Roosters
2009 (Mt Albert) (Mt Albert)
2010 (Otahuhu) (Otahuhu) (Marist) Richie Blackmore (Otahuhu)
2011 Jeremiah Pai (Northcote) (Papakura) (Papakura) (Howick) (Howick)
2012 (Mt Albert) (Marist) (Glenora)
2013 Zebastian Luisi (Pt Chevalier) (Mt Albert) (Mt Albert) Cody Walker (Mt Albert)
2014 (Howick) (Pt Chevalier)
2015 (Mangere East) (Mt Albert) (Pt Chevalier) Steve Buckingham (Mt Albert) Georgia Hale (Richmond)
2016 (Glenora) (Pt Chevalier) (Pt Chevalier) Richie Blackmore (Papakura) (Papakura)
2017 (Northcote) & (Pt Chevalier) (Pt Chevalier) (Howick) (Glenora) Krystal Rota (Manurewa)
2018 (Papakura) (Northcote) (Howick) (Glenora) Alice Vailea (Richmond)
Year Lion Red Fox Memorial Player of the Year Lipscombe Cup (Sportsman) Rothville Trophy (Player of the Year) Bert Humphries Memorial (Most Improved Forward) Bert Humphries Memorial (Most Improved Back) Tetley Trophy (now named Masters Rugby League Cup) (Top Try Scorer) Lance Painter Rose Bowl (Top Goal Kicker) Hyland Memorial Cup (Coach of the Year) Doug Price Memorial Medal (Grand Final POTD) Women's Player of the Year

See also[]

References[]

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