Women

Men

Junior

Carole Wark Trophy-Most Outstanding Umpire

Carole Wark began umpiring in 1981 when she joined the Club. Since that time she has achieved a number of notable milestones. She gained an Australian A-Badge in 1991 and she was awarded the NSWWHA umpire of the year in 1993. She assisted in the development of umpires at every level. This trophy is awarded annually to the umpire who always strives to improve their own knowledge and skills, tries to give their best performance each time they take the field, and who demonstrates a commitment to developing and encouraging other umpires.

1996 Tiffany Brown
1997 Christine McNicol
1998 Tiffany Brown
1999 Christine McNicol
2000 Tiffany Brown
2001 Tiffany Brown
2002 Anita Martel
2003 Lisa Usher
2004 Melissa Newton
2005 Not Awarded
2006 Michelle Hancock
2007 Caroline Lake
2008 Caroline Lake
2009 Caroline Lake
2010 Helen Benfield
2011 Martin Bishop
2012 Martin Bishop
2013 Mark Short
2014 Martin Bishop
2015 Martin Bishop
2016 Ellie Sheard
2017 Lindesay Brine
2018 Colleen Downs
2019 Lindesay Brine
2020 Louise Tapsell
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 William Brine
2024 Peter Bestel

Molly Wark Trophy

The Trophy was donated by Molly Wark. Molly was instrumental in initiating the formation of the Glebe Women’s Hockey Club in 1978 where she was President for over ten years. She was actively involved in all aspects of the Club, both men and women, until her death in 2017. The Trophy is awarded annually to the Clubwoman who has contributed most to the Club both on and off the field and/or in administrative affairs.

1985 Jackie McNicol
1986 Anne Rochester
1987 Carol Purdy
1988 Lisa Williams
1989 Jill Strachan
1990 Elaine Trodden (McNicoll)
1991 Jane Goldsmith
1992 Carole Wark
1993 Margaret Howe
1994 Michelle Minett
1995 Anne Rochester
1996 Carole Wark
1997 Margaret Howe
1998 Margaret Howe
1999 Natalie White
2000 Margaret Howe
2001 Natalie White
2002 Moira Williams
2003 Lisa Usher
2004 Moira Williams
2005 Moira Williams
2006 Helen Howe
2007 Louise Tapsell
2008 Helen Howe
2009 Helen Howe
2010 Helen Benfield (Howe)
2011 Louise Tapsell and Angela Phillips
2012 Louise Tapsell
2013 Louise Tapsell
2014 Amy Lovegrove (Whalley)
2015 Melissa Newton
2016 Angela Wark
2017 Laura Schmahmann
2018 Laura Schmahmann
2019 Laura Schmahmann
2020 Kate Alexander
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Monica Bordignon
2024 Monica Bordignon

Margaret Howe Encouragement Award

Margaret Howe played for the Club and supported her family in their Club involvement and held many positions on the Women’s Committee including being manager for First Grade for several years. She was arguably our most outstanding Women’s Club Captain watching every player most weekends so she could be fair with selections. An enthusiastic champion of women’s hockey at all levels, she also took very seriously her responsibilities as a caring advocate for the players of all grades. Hardworking and generous with her time, she was an exceptional organiser, dedicated supporter, and was committed to engendering Club spirit. This trophy is awarded annually in her memory to encourage the continued involvement of a younger club member who has consistently provided the best example of Club spirit in their contribution to the club, on and/or off the field.

2005 Alison Cheong and Amy Smith
2006 Niki Watters and Elizabeth Wark
2007 Catherine Wark
2008 Alison Cheong and Amy Smith
2009 Melissa Newton
2010 Sara Bala
2011 Aisling Kimoski
2012 Anna Phillips
2013 Kate Inglis
2014 Prue Brady
2015 Ellie Sheard
2016 Phoebe Kershaw
2017 Cecile Crobach (Netherlands)
2018 Ana Moraitakis
2019 Ana Moraitakis
2020 Charlie Pepper
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Ella Tamir
2024 Jessica Kennedy

Natalie White Trophy-Most Outstanding Junior

An outstanding NSW player and U21 coach herself, Natalie has contributed enormously to the development of the Club’s women players coaching the First Grade team in our first foray into the SWHL ML1 competition. Natalie exposed players of all abilities to top level coaching. She established a youth development squad aimed at fostering junior talent in the Club for both girls and boys and always showed a commitment to raising the standard of hockey. She served the Club as coach, umpire and administrator and continues to support as a selector and mentor. This trophy recognises Natalie’s contribution to the Club especially in encouraging junior players to play to the best of their ability. It is awarded annually to the Junior player (under 18 years of age) who has displayed the most potential throughout the year.

2005 Catherine Wark
2006 Catherine Wark
2007 Elizebeth Wark
2008 Phoebe Kershaw
2009 Ellora Thwaite
2010 Ellora Thwaite
2011 Natasha de Weerd
2012 Litiana Field
2013 Litiana Field
2014 Litiana Field
2015 Alanna Howe
2016 Litiana Field
2017 Litiana Field
2018 Olivia Cain
2019 Olivia Cain
2020 Pru Dallen
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Jess Weatherall
2024 Jess Weatherall

Anne Rochester Trophy

Ann Rochester, a member of the Diviney and Nilan families, began playing with the Club in 1982. Ann played 265 games for the Club and served in almost every committee role including the first Women’s Convenor in the Club’s Management Committee. Her contribution to the Club both on and off the field was marked by generosity, fairness and a hardworking, straightforward approach to any job that needed to be done. When she took something on she took it on with 100% commitment and high expectations. She inspired others around her to make the same effort in their hockey, their participation in the life of the Club and in life itself. This trophy is awarded to the Club’s most outstanding female player.

2009 Josie Barron
2010 Angela Philips
2011 Lynsey Askew
2012 Lynsey Askew
2013 Rebecca Howe
2014 Steanie Bell
2015 Alisha Middleton
2016 Lynsey Askew
2017 Alisha Middleton
2018 Cecile Crobach
2019 Lynsey Askew
2020 Aisling Klimoski
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Litianna Field
2024 Sarah Brine

Maddy Dell Memorial Trophy

The Maddy Dell trophy will be awarded each year to a woman player in the lower divisions who possesses the qualities that were so admired in Maddy. A player who works tirelessly for the club and her teammates; who is a great sportswoman who brings kindness, fairness and integrity to everything she does. Maddy is remembered as a remarkable young woman with a deep commitment to social justice and equality. She always said yes to giving back and did so with a warm, gentle and inclusive style. Maddy played hard for her beloved fifth grade team and always gave her all. She worked behind the scenes for others with great modesty. The Maddy Dell trophy recognises Maddy's contribution. It has been donated by the Alexander Prideaux family.

2020 Madeline Dell
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Gemma Mackenzie-Booth
2024 Amelia White

W J Taylor Cup

The trophy was first awarded in 1941. It was donated by W.J. Taylor, who at the time was the Club Patron. The award was originally for the Most Improved Player, however, since 1954 the wording was altered to the club member who has set the best example by consistent play and general demeanour.

1941 Frank Murray
1942 Not Awarded, (WW2)
1943 Jack Taylor
1944 Not Awarded, (WW2)
1945 Leo Murdoch
1946 Alan Cross
1947 Bob Needham
1948 Jack Buckley
1949 Fred Needham
1950 Jack Martin
1951 Vince Halls
1952 Jack Martin
1953 Glen Elliott
1954 Alex Robb
1955 Vernon Turner
1956 Jack Taylor
1957 Reg Matthews
1958 Paul Rogers
1959 Greg Harris
1960 Greg Harris
1961 Graeme Gilmour
1962 Ken Wark
1963 Pat Nilan
1964 Pat Nilan
1965 Graeme Gilmour
1966 Dave Stevens
1967 Ken Wark
1968 Martin Howe
1969 Robert Brown
1970 Keith Vincent
1971 Graeme Gilmour
1972 Vic Westacott
1973 Colin Smith
1974 Pat Nilan
1975 Ian Mutton
1976 Greg Corben
1977 Greg Corben
1978 Royce Jenkins
1979 Mike Buckley
1980 Geoff Paterson
1981 John "Todd" Smith
1982 Les Wark
1983 Danny O'Brien
1984 Terry Reece
1985 Bob Barrett
1986 Colin Rochester
1987 Tim Sutton
1988 Beven Ineson
1989 R "Ted" Edmondson
1990 Tom Jenkins
1991 Bevan Ineson
1992 Harry Wark
1993 Stephen Casey
1994 Michael Bougoukas
1995 Martin Howe
1996 Brent Gilmour
1997 Amrat Parbhu
1998 Amrat Parbhu
1999 Kieran Diviney
2000 John McDonaldd
2001 Mick Bougoukas
2002 Phil Winwood
2003 Stephen Casey
2004 Graham Brown
2005 Tom Holyoake
2006 Tom Holyoake
2007 Craig Bagley
2008 Alan Doughty
2009 John Cullen
2010 Chris Farrugia
2011 Jack Stocker
2012 Paul Diaper
2013 Owen Bailey
2014 Luke Rogers
2015 Chris Farrugia
2016 David Reid
2017 Aaron Nilan
2018 Aleks Manou
2019 Corey Morrow
2020 David Reid
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Dylan Howe
2024 Nico D'Onofrio

A J Oldfield Cup

The A J Oldfield Cup was also first awarded in 1941. The Cup was presented to the Club by the late A J
(Burt) Oldfield, the former Australian Wicketkeeper. The trophy is awarded to the Colt Under 21 player who
has been adjudged the most improved and best behaved during the season.

1941 Jack Taylor
1942 Not Awarded (WW2)
1943 Not Awarded (WW2)
1944 Not Awarded (WW2)
1945 John Richards
1946 John Collett
1947 Not Awarded
1948 Don Campbell
1949 Allan Halls
1950 Bob Rogers
1951 Ken Bolin
1952 Len Needham
1953 Ken Bolin
1954 Paul Rogers
1955 Paul Rogers
1956 Greg Harris
1957 Victor Westacott
1958 Pat Nilan
1959 Pat Nilan
1960 Bill Stubbs
1961 Pat Nilan
1962 Robert Brown
1963 Graham Kirkland
1964 Ross Croker
1965 Marvin Heaston
1966 Garry Manou
1967 Harry Wark jnr
1968 Graham Lisk
1969 Graham Lisk
1970 Royce Jenkins
1971 John McDonald
1972 Wayne Sullivan
1973 Les Wark
1974 Greg Corben
1975 Geoff Paterson
1976 Robert Diviney
1977 Robert Diviney
1978 Ken Wark jnr
1979 Ken Wark jnr
1980 Ken Wark jnr
1981 Danny O'Brien
1982 Ken War4k jnr
1983 Craig Stubbs
1984 Ken Bennett
1985 David Rochester
1986 Michael Divney
1987 Julian Dell
1988 Wayne Southwell
1989 David Annan
1990 Shane Nilan
1991 Stuart Corkery
1992 Glen Barnes
1993 Patrick McCann
1994 Brad Goodridge
1995 Allan Alderson
1996 Christian Campano
1997 Sam Everist
1998 Steve Sherwood
1999 Yuri Schimke
2000 Aaron Oman
2001 Aaron Nilan
2002 Adam Howard
2003 Michael Wark
2004 Brendan Booth
2005 Ian Paterson
2006 Michael Wark
2007 `Ian Paterson
2008 Ian Paterson
2009 Scott Cleary
2010 Aleks Manou
2011 Ross Bougoukas
2012 Ross Bougoukas
2013 Dominic Tintner
2014 Dominic Tintner
2015 Toby Ferguson
2016 Sam Alexander-Prideaux
2017 Sam Alexander-Prideaux
2018 Rodrigio Pedraza-Luna
2019 Tim Pritchard
2020 Nicky Vera
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Robert Frew
2024 Henry Hunt

V J Turner Cup u16 & u17

In their efforts to foster Junior Hockey in the Club, the Management Committee of 1950, decided to present a trophy for the most improved junior under the age of 17 years. The Cup was named after Vern Turner in appreciation for his work for Juniors. Vern was an outstanding player and an equally outstanding coach. He first started with the Club in 1942, playing Left Wing and soon went into first grade. He played 261 games and scored 84 goals. His ambition was to coach a winning Under 16’s team. This ambition was unfulfilled when he left the Club in 1957. In the following 1958 Season, two teams which he had coached played out the final.

1950 Keith Riley
1951 Bennett Dunn
1952 Maurie Cownie
1953 Eddy Kenny
1954 Bill Stubbs
1955 John Whittle
1956 Gary Sullivan
1957 Barry Angus
1958 Brian Howe
1959 Graeme Gilmour
1960 Dennis Lisk
1961 Harry Wark jnr
1962 Dennis Brown
1963 Colin Brown
1964 Not Awarded
1965 Not Awarded
1966 Graham Lisk
1967 John McMahon
1968 Wayne Sullivan
1969 Michael Weatherly
1970 Wayne Sullivan
1971 Les Wark
1972 Robert Diviney
1973 Robert Diviney
1974 Robert Diviney
1975 Tony Cowan
1976 Brian Bissakker
1977 Allen Chu
1978 Scott Brown
1979 Peter Cremin
1980 Leo Kalisperos
1981 Leo Kalisperos
1982 Kieran Dell
1983 Craig Schubert
1984 Julian Dell
1985 Shane Filewood
1986 James Fitzgerald
1987 Damien Galluzzo
1988 Brett Stubbs
1989 Damien Galluzzo
1990 Aaron Nilan
1991 Aaron Nilan
1992 Adam Campano
1993 Adam Campano
1994 Christian Campano
1995 Aaron Oman
1996 Wayne Benfield
1997 Alex Crook
1998 Pat Casey
1999 Pat Wark
2000 Adam Howard
2001 Mark Paterson
2002 Matt Wark
2003 Zach Farlow
2004 Luke Freeman
2005 Alistair Cullen
2006 Teren Manou
2007 Josh LaSpina
2008 Ross Bougoukas
2009 Jake Ribarovski
2010 Dominic Tintner
2011 Tim De Weerd
2012 Dylan Howe
2013 Max Tintner
2014 Mack Noller
2015 Sam Alexander- Prideaux
2016 Bill Eustace
2017 Tim Pritchard
2018 Riley Nilan
2019 Cameron Jones
2020 Orlando Travis
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Oliver Tordoff
2024 Sebastian Derrick

Michael "Addo" Atterton Memorial Trophy

Michael Atterton died tragically in early 1978; the Club awarded this Trophy in fond memory of him. In 1965, at the age of 6, ‘Addo’ commenced his hockey with the Club. Whilst still a Junior, at the age of 14, he played his first senior game. He was considered to be, potentially, one of the most outstanding prospects in the Club. The Trophy was first awarded in 1978, for the player with the most potential.

1978 Alex McPhee
1979 Craig Stubbs
1980 Danny O'Brien
1981 Warren Birmingham
1982 Leo Kalisperos
1983 David Rochester
1984 Craig Martin
1985 Michael Diviney
1986 James Fitzgerald
1987 James Fitzgerald
1988 David Annan
1989 Craig Greaves
1990 Craig Greaves
1991 Craig Greaves
1992 Aaron Nilan
1993 Aaron Nilan
1994 Simon Booth
1995 Dean Benfield
1996 Dean Benfield
1997 Aaron Oman
1998 Aaron Oman
1999 Darryn Booth
2000 Darryn Booth
2001 Darryn Booth
2002 Mark Paterson
2003 Mark Paterson
2004 Ian Paterson
2005 Matthew Wark
2006 Alister Cullen
2007 Alister Cullen
2008 Matthew Wark
2009 Alex Sheard
2010 B J Bruton
2011 B J Bruton
2012 Andrew Palmer
2013 B J Bruton
2014 Alasdair Brown
2015 B J Bruton
2016 Tim Pritchard
2017 Riley Nilan
2018 Tim Pritchard
2019 Sam Alexander-Prideaux
2020 Ben Martin
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Ben Martin
2024 Orlando Travis

Robert Diviney Memorial Trophy

This Trophy was donated by the Bank of NSW and given to the Club in memory of Robert Diviney who died tragically at age 23 in April, 1982. He was hit by a car on his way home from hockey training at Jubilee Oval. Robert was an outstanding player whose enormous potential was recognised from an early age with his selection in the NSW Colts at age 16. A player in the legendary mould of his uncle, Pat Nilan, Robert was fast, agile and had excellent elimination skills making him an ‘elusive’ opponent. The trophy is awarded to the nost outstanding club player, Junior or Senior.

1982 Warren Birmingham
1983 Ken Wark Jnr
1984 Craig Stubbs
1985 Grant Martin
1986 David Rochester
1987 Ken Wark Jnr
1988 Ken Wark Jnr
1989 Ken Wark Jnr
1990 Ken Wark Jnr
1990 Craig Greaves
1991 Ken Wark Jnr
1992 Ken Wark Jnr
1993 Craig Stubbs
1994 Warren Birmingham
1995 Warren Birmingham
1996 Shane Nilan
1997 Ken Wark jnr
1998 Steve Sherwood
1999 Aaron Nilan
2000 James Wright
2001 Aaron Nilan
2002 Darryn Booth
2003 Darryn Booth
2004 Shane Nilan
2005 Dean Benfield
2006 Mark Paterson
2007 Aaron Oman
2008 Mark Paterson
2007 Aaron Oman
2008 Mark Paterson
2009 Matthew Wark
2010 Matthew Wark
2011 Ian Paterson
2012 B J Bruton
2013 Mark Paterson
2014 Mark Paterson
2015 Mark Paterson
2016 Mark Paterson
2017 Andy Leat
2018 B J Bruton
2019 B J Bruton
2020 Aaron Nilan
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Josh La Spina
2024 Tim Pritchard

Pat Nilan Trophy

Pat Nilan, ex Triple Olympian, donated this Trophy to the Club. It is to be presented to the most outstanding club member, Junior or Senior. The award is unique in that it can be award to an individual or groups.

1984 Graeme Gilmour
1985 Keith Paterson
1986 Keith Paterson
1987 Martin Howe
1988 Gary Wark
1989 Eric "Cook" Fraser
1990 Col Rochester
1991 Harry Wark Jnr
1992 Jim Oman
1993 Maureen Paterson
1994 Les Wark
1995 Maureen Paterson
1996 Anne Wark
1997 Marget Howe
1998 Jim Oman
1999 Artificial Turf Committee
Harry Wark Jnr (Convenor)
Eddy Crook
Rodney Hammett
Jim Oman
Marilynne Smith
Robert Taylor
David Trodden
Harry Wark snr
Les Wark
2000 Glen Dunn
2001 Bob Taylor
2002 Michael Bougoukas
2003 Harry Wark
2004 Ron Cheong
2005 John Nilan
2006 Geoff Paterson
2007 Raelene Lindeberg
2008 Mark Noller
2009 Vernon Howe
2010 Andrew "Googa" Goodrick
2011 Helen Benfield and Danny O'Brien
2012 Matthew Wark
2013 Adam Campano
2017 The Junior Committee
Clare Prideaux
Allison Cummins
Sue Heath
Aaron Nilan
Lindesay Brine
2018 Aaron Nilan
2019 Ross Bougoukas
2020 Katrina Cochrane
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Ken Wark Jnr
2024 Monica Bordignon

Harry Wark Snr Trophy

This trophy is dedicated to the memory of Harry Wark Snr, Club Patron, Life Member who played a record 754 games for the Club, including First Grade and the lower grades. Harry was a passionate and committed member of the Club who supported the development of younger players and the enjoyment of the game amongst the lower grade players. This trophy is awarded to a member in the lower division who participated with the same loyalty, enthusiasm and dedication to the true traditions of the Club.

2003 Geoff Hammett
2004 Vernon Howe
2005 Andrew "Googa" Goodrick
2006 Graham Brown
2007 Tim Sutton
2008 Milcho Klimoski
2009 Bernard Adcock
2010 Adrain McKeown
2011 Jason McDonald
2012 George Manou
2013 Erin Schlicht
2014 Adrian McKeown
2015 Adam Campano
2016 Edward Noller
2017 Craig Martin
2018 Gareth Mealing
2019 Adrain McKeown
2020 Brad Goodridge
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Rupert Hughes
2024 Darcy Tobias

J W Kenny Trophy

This Trophy was first competed for in 1975. It was donated by Jim Kenny, Patron, Life Member and Foundation Member of the Club. The Committee along with Jim decided to award the trophy to the most outstanding First Grader each season. It was further decided that the Committee would take into consideration points allocated in the SHA Brian Booth Medal Award. However, since 1980, in making the award, the winner was not necessarily the highest points scorer from the Club in the Brian Booth Medal list.

1976 Ian Mutton
1977 Robert Diviney
1978 Geoff Paterson
1979 Greg Corben
1980 Graham Bell
1981 Garry Manou
1982 Warren Birmingham
1983 Ken Wark Jnr
1984 Colin Rochester
1985 Les Wark
1986 Robert Wark
1987 Danny O'Brien
1988 Peter Busch
1989 Danny O'Brien
1990 George Manou
1991 Ken Wark Jnr
1992 Craig Stubbs
1993 Ken Wark Jnr
1994 Ken Wark Jnr
1995 Shane Nilan
1996 Pat McCann
1997 Shane Nilan
1998 Shane Nilan
1999 Aaron Nilan
2000 Steve Sherwood
2001 Aaron Nilan
2002 James Wright
2003 Aaron Oman
2004 Dean Benfield
2005 Darryn Booth
2006 Dean Benfield
2007 Mark Paterson
2008 Dean Benfield
2009 Alister Cullen
2010 Alister Cullen
2011 Aleks Manou
2012 Anthony Charge
2013 B J Bruton
2014 Aleks Manou
2015 Ian Paterson
2016 William Noller
2017 Aleks Manou
2018 Josh La Spina
2019 Mark Paterson
2020 Ben Smith
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Kael Webster
2024 Ben Martin

Ralph Rochester Trophy U13 & U14

The Junior player who is the most outstanding junior fourteen years and under with the best general demeanour on and off the field.

1972 Danny O'Brien
1973 Chris King
1974 Danny O'Brien
1975 Neil "Butch" McDonald
1976 Stephen Dunn
1977 Stephen Dunn
1978 Mark Edwards
1979 Andrew "Googa" Goodrick
1980 Michael Diviney
1981 David Rochester
1982 Shane Nilan
1983 Shane Filewood
1984 Shane Nilan
1985 Aaron Nilan
1986 Jason Greaves
1987 Jason Greaves
1988 Adam Farrawell
1989 Ben Howe
1990 Karen Bowden
1991 Geoff Hammett
1992 Mary Wark
1993 Anthony Wark
1994 No record
1995 Patrick Wark
1996 Tim Harvey
1997 Matthew Wark
1998 Matthew Wark
1999 Michael Wark
2000 Ian Paterson
2001 Alister Cullen
2002 Nathan Dart
2003 Alek Manou
2004 Ross Bougoukas
2005 Alex Sheard
2006 Dominic Tintner
2007 Tim Fleming
2008 Jordan Dart
2009 Dylan Howe
2010 Mack Noller
2011 Jack Beehan
2012 Delilah Rodrigues
2013 Angus Baird
2014 Tim Pritchard
2015 Emma Alexander-Prideaux & Alanna Howe
2016 Layla Riley
2017 Orlando Travis
2018 Orlando Travis
2019 Hugo Moore
2020 Jess Weatherall
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Annabelle Roxburgh
2024 Sophie Lloyd

V J Turner Cup U16 & U17

In 1950, the Club decided to present a trophy for the most improved Junior under the Age of 17 years to foster Junior hockey in the Club. The Cup was named after Vern Turner in appreciation for his work for Juniors. Vern was an outstanding player and an equally outstanding Coach. He first started with the Club in 1942, playing Left Wing and soon went into First Grade. He played 261 games and scored 84 goals. His ambition was to coach a winning under 16’s team. This ambition was unfulfilled when he left the Club in 1957. In the following 1958 season, two teams which he had coached played out the final.

1950 Keith Riley
1951 Bennett Dunn
1952 Maurie Cownie
1953 Eddy Kenny
1954 Bill Stubbs
1955 John Whittle
1956 Gary Sullivan
1957 Barry Angus
1958 Brian Howe
1959 Graeme Gilmour
1960 Dennis Lisk
1961 Harry Wark Jnr
1962 Dennis Brown
1963 Colin Brown
1964 Not Awarded
1965 Not Awarded
1966 Graham Lisk
1967 John McMahon
1968 Wayne Sullivan
1969 Michael Weatherly
1970 Wayne Sullivan
1971 Les Wark
1972 Robert Diviney
1973 Robert Diviney
1974 Robert Diviney
1975 Tony Cowan
1976 Brian Bissakker
1977 Allen Chu
1978 Scott Brown
1979 Peter Cremin
1980 Leo Kalisperos
1981 Leo Kalisperos
1982 Kieran Dell
1983 Craig Schubert
1984 Julian Dell
1985 Shane Filewood
1986 James Fitzgerald
1987 Damien Galluzzo
1988 Brett Stubbs
1989 Damien Galluzzo
1990 Aaron Nilan
1991 Aaron Nilan
1992 Adam Campano
1993 Adam Campano
1994 Christian Campano
1995 Aaron Oman
1996 Wayne Benfield
1997 Alex Crook
1998 Pat Casey
1999 Pat Wark
2000 Adam Howard
2001 Mark Paterson
2002 Matt Wark
2003 Zach Farlow
2004 Luke Freeman
2005 Alistair Cullen
2006 Teren Manou
2007 Josh LaSpina
2008 Ross Bougoukas
2009 Jake Ribarovski
2010 Dominic Tintner
2011 Tim De Weerd
2012 Dylan Howe
2013 Max Tintner
2014 Mack Noller
2015 Sam Alexander- Prideaux
2016 Bill Eustace
2017 Tim Pritchard
2018 Riley Nilan
2019 Cameron Jones
2020 Orlando Travis
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Oliver Tordoff
2024 Sebastian Derrick

Arthur Stubbs Trophy U14 & U15

The Junior player 16 years and under who has demonstrated outstanding potential and with the best demeanour on and off the field.

1973 Danny O'Brien
1974 Brian Bissaker
1975 Brian Bissaker
1976 Colin Rochester
1977 Craig Stubbs
1978 Keiran Dell
1979 Not Awarded
1980 Stephen Dunn
1981 B Moriatis
1982 Not Awarded
1983 Not Awarded
1984 Not Awarded
1985 Not Awarded
1986 Not Awarded
1987 Not Awarded
1988 Not Awarded
1989 Not Awarded
1990 Not Awarded
1991 Not Awarded
1992 Not Awarded
1993 Not Awarded
1994 Not Awarded
1995 Sam Everist & Anthony Wark
1996 Allen Morris
1997 Peter Wark
1998 Tim Harvey
1999 Adam Howard
2000 Mark Paterson
2001 Andrew Cheong
2002 Ian Paterson
2003 Alister Cullen & Nathan Dart
2004 Nathan Dart & Catherine Wark
2005 Joshua La Spina
2006 Ross Bougoukas
2007 Alex Sheard
2008 Dominic Tinter
2009 Rebecca de Weerd
2010 Ethan Doughty
2011 Dylan Howe
2012 Mack Noller
2013 Litiana Field
2014 Mim Pritchard
2015 Alana Howe
2016 Tim Pritchard
2017 Riley Nilan
2018 Olive Currie
2019 Zane Goodridge
2020 Orlando Travis & Abbie Sen
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Airley Goodridge
2024 Jessica Weatherall

Brother Marcartan Keegan Trophy

Initially awarded to a Junior player under 11 years and extended to all players in 1998. Awarded to the Junior player who constantly plays an unselfish team game, supports their mates, never gives up and accepts victory and defeat equally.

1994 Brooke Schuberg
1995 Gabrielle Wark
1996 Zach Farlow
1997 Andrew Cheong
1998 Lindsay Griffith
1999 Karl Pilora & Ross Tapsell
2000 Andrew Fox
2001 Daniel Carey
2002 Teren Manou & Catherine Wark
2003 Scott Bortfield
2004 Daniel Mier
2005 Alister Cullen
2006 Hugo Drummond
2007 Jack Stocker
2008 Aleks Manou
2009 Dion Condack
2010 Ally Cooper
2011 Ambrose Hill
2012 Litiana Field
2013 Talia Morrow
2014 Oliver Brownbill
2015 Olive Currie
2016 Emma Smith
2017 Isabella Shannon
2018 Josh Rawsthone
2019 Edward Noble
2020 Jessica Kennedy
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Declan Cohen
2024 Oliver Tordoff

Bobby Fox Memorial Trophy U11 & U12

The under 12 player who has demonstrated outstanding potential and with the best demeanour on and off the field.

1998 Ian Paterson
1999 Alister Cullen & Nathan Dart
2000 Nathan Dart
2001 Dominic Kavanagh
2002 Ross Bougoukas
2003 Nicholas Derewlany
2004 Dominic Tintner
2005 Max McInnes
2006 Jordan Dart
2007 Elena Sheard
2008 Tim Pritchard
2009 Hugo Hughes
2010 Sam Alexander-Prideaux
2011 Jackson Howe
2012 Bridget Kelly
2013 Riley Nilan
2014 Layla Riley
2015 Annie Millar
2016 Orlando Travis
2017 Janine Southwell
2018 Daisy Noble
2019 Sialia Cochrane
2020 Anna Kepert
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Jude Gibson
2024 Rani Batchelor

Billy "Jazza" Ryan Memorial Trophy

Awarded to the Junior player who has sought to improve their game and participate with the loyalty, enthusiasm and dedication to the true traditions of the Glebe Club.

2007 Eoghan O'Donnell
2008 Tim Graham
2009 Maddy Stewart
2010 Tim de Weerd
2011 Mim Pritchard
2012 Kyle Murray
2013 Cameron Jones
2014 Grace Dallen
2015 Jonah Riley
2016 Matthew West
2017 Clark Foster
2018 Asha Machin-Hunt
2019 Sarah Brine and Olivia Cain
2020 Nicholas Sabey
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Leo Nelson
2024 Siala Cochrane

Vernon Howe Celebration Cup

Initially called the Endeavour Cup from 2003 to 2015, the name was changed to honour Life Member, Vernon Howe and his long commitment to Junior players. Awarded to a player in their last year as a Glebe Junior, after several years with the Club. A player who, by word and action, has displayed a genuine and happy commitment to their friends, their teams and the Club. A player who has become a role model for the younger Glebe players, both on and off the field.

2003 Scott Howard
2004 Angus Glynn & Tom Schlosser
2005 Adam Turnbull & Ryan McConnell
2006 Lindsay Owen-Taylor
2007 Sam Noller
2008 Archie Hughes & Ross Bougoukas
2009 Correy Morrow
2010 Not Listed
2011 Not Listed
2012 Not Listed
2013 Not Listed
2014 Not Listed
2015 Not Listed
2016 Ryan Howe
2017 Jackson Howe
2018 Time Pritchard
2019 Jasmine Howe
2020 Olive Currie
2021 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not Awarded, Covid-19
2023 Emmerson Bonhote
2024 Clark Foster

Glebe Women's Girls' Encouragement Award for U11 & U12

Donated by the Glebe Women to encourage and promote girls 12 years and under to play through Juniors and on into the Senior teams.

2007 Sophie Foster
2008 Clare Doughty
2009 Frankie Howard-White
2010 Jasmine Howe
2011 Annabel Barnsley
2012 Isabella Shannon
2013 Allegra Symonds
2014 Cate Heath
2015 Coralie Currie
2016 Molly Busch
2017 Clementine Gerber
2018 Mila Faine
2019 Ciara Javis
2020 Lauren Heaney
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Madeleine Harden
2024 Elyse Tyler-Stewart

Glebe Women's Girls' Encouragement Award for U13 & U14

Donated by the Glebe Women to encourage and promote girls 14 years and under to play through Juniors and on into the Senior teams.

2007 Georgina Hart
2008 Niamh Stephens
2009 Heidi Doran
2010 Beth Kelly
2011 Alice Schacher
2012 Alanna Howe
2013 Bridget Kelly
2014 Charlie Pepper
2015 Jasmine Howe
2016 Abby Foster
2017 Billy Pritchard
2018 Rahni Sailer
2019 Elise Bestel
2020 Bethan McCracken
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Eloise Roxburgh
2024 Camille Worsley

Glebe Men's Boys' Encouragement Award for U12 & U13

Donated by the Glebe Men to encourage and promote boys 12 years and under to play through Juniors, and on into the Senior teams.

2023 Joshua McQueen
2024 Cooper Heaney

Noller Family Boys Encouragement Award

Donated by the Noller Family to acknowledge the opportunities the Glebe Hockey Club provides to enjoy a great sport in a happy team environment and encourage boys 14 years and under to continue with their hockey through to the Senior teams.

2014 Yuri Farrawell
2015 Zack Arambewela
2016 Ryan Maniaty
2017 James Brine
2018 Edward Palmer
2019 Sebastian Derrick
2020 Mishka Cavadini-Bell
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Thomas Nelson
2024 Alby Shepherd

Paterson Family U10 Encouragement Award

Donated by the Paterson Family to encourage players 10 years and under to continue to develop their skills but also their team and club connections.

2024 Frank Paterson

Glebe Contribution Award

For the young person who has made the most outstanding contribution to the Glebe Hockey Club community.

2019 Margot Rawsthorne
2020 Georgia Sabey
2021 Not awarded, Covid-19
2022 Not awarded, Covid-19
2023 Rupert Hughes
2024 Rupert Hughes

Junior Umpire Award

Awarded to a Junior player who has displayed a strong passion and commitment to their umpiring.

2023 Tom Kepert
2024 Andy Bestel