Sports awards programme 2015 full results

NAYLAND COLLEGE SPORTS PRIZEGIVING Wednesday 21 October 2015 Master of Ceremonies:

Trevor Olley

Welcome:

Daniel Wilson

Guest Speaker:

Amy McIlroy

Guest Presenters:

Nicole Lams Andrew Riordan

Guest Speaker

Amy McIlroy Nayland College: 2004-2008 Sport: Lawn Bowls Occupation: Early Childhood Teacher Hobbies: Sports, photography and spending time with friends & family Amy McIlroy (nĂŠe Brenton) is a New Zealand Lawn Bowls player.

She was born in Nelson and attended Nayland College. She is married to men's singles and triples player Shannon McIlroy and together they are representatives of the New Zealand Black Jacks.

Amy started playing bowls at age 12 thanks to her uncle introducing her to the sport. She won the NZ Secondary Schools Pairs title in 2005 and 2006, and was runner up in the NZ Secondary Schools Singles title in 2008. Further success came in 2008 where she won the New Zealand Under-21 Singles title followed by a runner-up placing to Jo Edwards in the 2010/2011 National Women's Singles in Dunedin.

2014 was a huge year for Amy. She achieved national success again as a member of the winning fours team at the New Zealand Championships. She then competed at the 2014 Commonwealth Games as part of the women's triples and women's fours teams where she won the bronze medal in the women's fours events along with teammates Mandy Boyd, Selina Goddard and Val Smith.

SUMMER SPORTS AWARDS Presented by: Nicole Lams Read by: Katie Shaw ATHLETICS Nayland College Cup for Girls’ Outstanding All-Round Contribution (est. 2011) Tayler Boeyen McKay Rainey Trophy for Boys’ Outstanding All-Round Contribution (est. 1989) Bailey Cotton CROSS COUNTRY Lineham Cup for Boys’ Outstanding All-Round Contribution (est. 1981) Kalani Sheridan CYCLING Nelson Cycling Trophy for Best All-Round Season (est. 2002) Emma Bateup BOWLS Nayland College Cup for Player making the Greatest Contribution to Lawn Bowls (est. 2010) Fynn Sawyer

SOFTBALL Dolejs Cup for Player making the Greatest Contribution to Boys’ Softball (est. 1997) Riley Power

TOUCH Wicken Cup for the Girl having the Best Season (est. 2012) Taylah Kirker

CRICKET Nayland College Cup for the Boy making the Greatest Contribution in Junior Cricket (est. 2003) Jake Hall

Holmes Cup for the Boy having the Best Season (est. 1985) Cullen Riley

SAILING Atkinson Cup for Person making the Greatest Contribution (est. 1996) Simon Wynne-Jones

SWIMMING Nayland College Trophy for Girls’ Outstanding Contribution to Swimming (est. 1985) Bailee Spriggs

Nayland College Cup for Boys’ Outstanding All-Round Contribution to Swimming (est. 2003) Cameron Murray

VOLLEYBALL Nayland College Cup for the Most Promising Junior Girl (est. 1990) Sophie Young

Nayland College Cup for the Most Promising Junior Boy (est. 2000) Michael Morgoun

Hegarty Cup for the Most Valuable Player at National Championship (est. 1997) Momoko Kobayashi

Fraser Galloway Trophy for the Most Valuable Player (est. 2001) Matt Parkinson

WINTER SPORTS AWARDS Presented by: Andrew Riordan Read by: Elliot Prentice

SKIING/SNOWBOARDING Crouch Trophy for the Person making the Greatest Contribution (est. 2001) Will McEwan

BADMINTON Nayland College Trophy for the Player having the Best Season (est. 1990) Jason Little

HOCKEY Mathieson Cup for the Girl making an Outstanding Contribution (est.

1986) Katie Shaw

Nayland College Boys’ Hockey Cup for Player having the Best Season (est. 1989) Zac Baker

RUGBY Girls’ Rugby Trophy for Best All-Round Contribution (est. 2000) Meika Newman

Nelson Bays Trophy for the Most Improved Junior Player (est. 2011) Jarved Kemp

Cowman Cup for Rugby Player of the Year (est. 1979) Bailey Cotton & Christian Wallace

FOOTBALL Founders Award for the Most Improved Girl (est. 1996) Taylah Tohill

Cullen Cup for Best and Fairest Player (MVP) (est. 2009) Rosie Wild

Bonny Trophy for the Most Promising Player (est. 2007) Jasper Lavington

Nayland College 1st XI Soccer for Best & Fairest Player (MVP) (est. 1982) Izaak Cunningham & Riley Haymes

NETBALL Nayland College Cup for the Most Promising Junior Player (est. 1990) Katelyn Gardiner Dianne Gregg Cup for the Most Improved Player Junior or Senior (est. 2003) Tayler Boeyen Hodgson Cup for the Player making the Greatest Contribution (est. 1982) Taylah Kirker Nayland College Cup for the Player having the Best Season (MVP) (est. 2006) Shannen Turner BASKETBALL Farquhar Cup for Junior Girl having the Best Season (est. 1985) Darlene Rangiuia Alastair Gardner Cup for Junior Boys’ Basketball (est. 2010) Jiahao Liu Thompson Trophy for the Girl having the Best Season (est. 1981) Maggie Riley Nayland College Trophy for the Boy having the Best Season (est. 1981) Jordan Lindbom

MAJOR AWARDS Presented by: Amy McIlroy Read by: Trevor Olley

KEEPER CUP Best Junior All-Round Sportswoman (est. 1996) FINALISTS Katelyn Gardiner

Ella Holmes

Darlene Rangiuia

Maddie Marshall

Puna Wikaira

OLLEY CUP Best Junior All-Round Sportsman (est. 1984) FINALISTS Zac Baker

Riley Boeyen

Jiahao Liu

Leon Nichols

MONICA ROBINSON CUP Monica Robinson Cup for Best All-Round Sportswoman (est. 1972) FINALISTS Tayler Boeyen

Taylah Kirker

Maggie Riley

Mae Merritt

Rosie Wild

D’ARCY CUP D’Arcy Cup for Best All-Round Sportsman (est. 1981) Bailey Cotton

Seth Emerson

Matthew Parkinson

Will McEwan

Sam Seelen

HIGGISON CUP Higgison Cup for Sportsmanship (est. 1967) Momoko Kobayashi & Will McEwan

GOWANS TROPHY Gowans Trophy for Outstanding Contribution to Sport (est. 1998) Rosie Wild

NAYLAND COLLEGE TROPHY Outstanding Junior Team Performance (est. 2006) Boys A Volleyball

ANDREW TROPHY Outstanding Team Performance (est. 1998) Boys A Volleyball

HOWAT CUP Excellence in Sport (est. 1971) FINALISTS Bailey Cotton Jordan Lindbom Mae Merritt Mitsuko Nam Tayla Nesbitt Matt Parkinson Riley Power Zoe Risner Kalani Sheridan Rocky Smith Finn Sweetman Senior A Boys Volleyball Team

Howat Cup History YEAR

WINNERS

1971

Murray Winter

1972

Murray Winter

1973

Neil Martin

1974

Brian Swadel

1975

Gary Barkle

1976

Brent Edwards

1977

Jo Crawford

1978

Jo Crawford

1979

Paul Van Ballegooie

1980

Ceri Evans

1981

Ceri Evans

1982

Vaughan Anderson

1983

Vaughan Anderson

1984

Senior Girls Coxed Four (B.Lawson, K.Hitchcock, A.Hill, C.Taylor & D.Ross)

1985

Katrina Farquhar

1986

Adam Green & Nicole Osmond

1987

Nicole Osmond

1988

Craig Saunders

1989

Senior Girls Basketball Team

1990

Jason Craig

1991

Philippa Aitken

1992

Jason Brown

1993

Monique Hippolite

1994

Linda Dickson

1995

Jane Gowans

1996

Mixed Touch Team

1997

Joanna Andrews

1998

Eve Kiddle

1999

Monique Tilley

2000

Mitchell Brydon

2001

Jane Nalder

2002

Josh King

2003

Chris Erskine

2004

Jeremy Brockie

2005

Jeremy Brockie

2006

Nic Turner / Sarah Warren

2007

Hayley Cameron

2008

Harry Dixon & Alex Jordan

2009

Alex Jordan & Coey Turipa

2010

Boys Football 1st XI

2011

Scott Cameron

2012

Senior Boys Basketball Team

2013

Angus Riley

2014

Tommy McDowell

2015

Riley Power & Finn Sweetman

Thank you for coming!