City Holden Junior Country Championships
SA Country would like to thank all of the participating players, coaches, managers, referees and score bench officials for their support of the U14 & U18 Junior Country Championships held in Adelaide on 7th, 8th and 9th March 2015.
In particular, we would be lost without the efforts of Beth Serle, Sharon Venn, Graham Catto, Bert & Suzanne Bargeus, John Spooner and Jen Dorrell who managed venues for the weekend as well as the assistance provided to them by a great number of volunteers throughout the weekend.
The work in preparation for the weekend takes several weeks and Beth Serle, Sharon Venn and Jen Dorrell are thanked and congratulated on their outstanding work in all areas.
We would also like to acknowledge the support of our sponsors; City Holden, Sports Centre and Spalding. Their support allows us to keep nomination fees to a minimum and improves the quality of the event.
Thank you also to Forrestville, Sturt and Southern Tigers clubs for their support through provision of canteen and barbecue facilities at the venues and to Sports Medicine Australia for the Sports Trainers.
Lastly, most importantly, thank you to the Associations and all families for their support of the event.
16 Divisions of competition saw the following;
- 15 Associations won Championships with Port Lincoln being the only Association to win 2
- A further 6 Associations played in Grand Finals
- 24 Associations nominated teams
- 108 teams competed
Congratulations to Elyscia Mackiewicz (Broken Hill) and Emily Close (Mount Gambier) on being awarded the Trisha Flett Memorial Trophy for MVP in the U14 Girls Division 1 competition.
An update is included below on the John Spooner trophy, with a winner to be confirmed following the under 12 and 16 Championships in 2 weeks. The John Spooner trophy is awarded to the Association with the most Division 1 minor round wins in the Junior Country Championships each year. The top 10 Associations and their number of wins follows:
Rank | Association | # wins |
1 | Mount Gambier | 15 |
2 | Great Southern | 9 |
3 | Eastern Hills | 8 |
4 | Yorke Valley | 7 |
5 | Murray Bridge | 5 |
5 | Millicent | 5 |
5 | Strathalbyn | 5 |
5 | Naracoorte | 5 |
9 | Port Pirie | 4 |
10 | Riverland | 3 |
10 | Broken Hill | 3 |
Congratulations to the following teams and individuals:
Comp | Winning team | score | Runner up | score | |
U14B1 | Mildura | 39 | defeated | Naracoorte | 37 |
U14B2 | Riverland | 42 | defeated | Roxby Downs | 23 |
U13B3 | Adelaide Plains | 50 | defeated | Willunga | 46 |
U14B4 | Great Southern | 39 | defeated | Southern Yorke Peninsula | 38 |
U14B5 | Yorke Valley | 33 | defeated | Eastern Hills | 27 |
U14G1 | Broken Hill | 45 | defeated | Mildura | 34 |
Trisha Flett Memorial Trophy (U14G1 MVP) | Elyscia Mackiewicz (Broken Hill) Emily Close (Mount Gambier) |
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U14G2 | Whyalla | 56 | defeated | Willunga | 22 |
U14G3 | Port Lincoln | 45 | defeated | Port Pirie | 35 |
U14G4 | Southern Yorke Peninsula | 41 | defeated | Naracoorte | 17 |
U18B1 | Mount Gambier | 44 | defeated | Eastern Hills | 33 |
U18B2 | Millicent | 63 | defeated | Riverland | 30 |
U18B3 | Port Lincoln | 50 | defeated | Mount Gambier | 38 |
U18B4 | Jamestown | 51 | defeated | Strathalbyn | 31 |
U18G1 | Murray Bridge | 43 | defeated | Mount Gambier | 41 |
U18G2 | Port Pirie | 41 | defeated | Port Augusta | 31 |
U18G3 | Port Lincoln | 43 | defeated | Southern Yorke Peninsual | 25 |
Stuart Macdonald
Executive Officer
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