GOULBURN Stockman Junior Lachlan Croker won the Don Elphick Medal for the Canberra Region Rugby League’s Rookie of the Year, awarded to a player from the local competitions who has gone on to represent the Canberra Raiders from the region.
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In one of the closest ever finishes in the competition’s history, Queanbeyan Kangaroos star Jack Miller has won the Les McIntyre Medal for the Best and Fairest Player in the 2015 TTM Canberra Raiders Cup.
Miller narrowly edged away from a six way tie in the final round of the competition, when he picked up three votes for a man of the match performance against the Woden Valley Rams.
After round 13 of the competition Miller was joined by Dwayne Connors (Gungahlin Bulls), Marc Herbert (Queanbeyan Blues), Brad Martin (Woden Valley Rams) and Ryan McQueen on 10 votes, with Ben Picker then picking up three votes to take him to 10 votes in the final round and a six way tie for the lead.
Miller’s performance against the Warriors proved the difference, as his three votes took him to 13 making him the outright winner of the annual award voted on by referees each match of each week.
The Gunghalin Bulls Nathan Corby won his second straight Leedon Shield for the Best and Firest Player in Reserve Grade, while Bayley Graham (West Belconnen)won the David Sharpe Award for the Best and Fairest Player in the First Division of the Under 18’s competition.
Steven Cummins from the Crookwell Green Devils was awarded the Best and Fairest award for the Division Two Under 18’s, Teagan Pateman (Bungendore Tigerettes) picked up the best and fairest in the women’s league tag, while Jamie Boothman won the Best and Fairest for the George Tooke Shield.
Queanbeyan Blues were awarded the Club Championship.
