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Road and Cross Country
Handbook 2021
www.hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
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Contents
Contents 2
Hamilton City Hawks Road and Cross Country History 4
Committee 2021 5
Summary of Hawks Annual Plan 6
Committee Objectives for the 2021 Season 7
Communication 8
Club Activities 9
Enjoying Racing! 11
Houses 12
2021 Events Program 13
Club Uniform 15
Coaching and Training 15
Funding Support for Hawks 18
Trophies 20
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Hamilton City Hawks Road and Cross Country History
In 1928, S F A Donovan & L G Turner began Hamilton Harrier Club. The club’s opening run
was from Claudelands Showground on 28 May 1928 with 20 people in attendance. The club
has steadily developed and evolved with events such as the Gilchrist Rosebowl and Paterson
Cup, becoming solid race calendar events. Runners at the club peaked during the 1970s
heyday, by the time the club had established events such as the Hamilton Marathon, Round
the Bridges, and Huntly Half Marathon, along with its race calendar.
In 1988, the clubrooms were established beside the picturesque Waikato River which
In 1998, Hamilton Harrier Club joined with Hamilton Athletic Club to form Hamilton City Hawks.
A feature of the club through its years has been quality leadership and management.
At the time both clubs were struggling with both member numbers and financially and the
formation of Hamilton City Hawks was seen as a new beginning. Since our inception, Hawks
have been a nationally prominent club of high spirit and repute, catering for all ages and
abilities.
Drawing on the proud history of both clubs at local, national and international levels of
athletics, having such illustrious names as Olympians Dick Quax, Dianne Rodger, Euan
Robertson, Dave Moorcroft and Tony Rogers at the time being Harrier members. Since Hawks
inception, Craig Barrett, Zane and Jake Robertson and Camille Buscomb have become
household names in the NZ sporting arena as well as boasting National Champions in the
Junior, Senior and Masters grades at Cross Country, Road, Mountain and 100km
Championships. The ever changing nature of running in NZ means a modern club now also
needs to provide for the huge number of recreational runners, whether they are training for a
10k, marathon or one of the many new trail events on the domestic calendar. Over recent
seasons we have embraced these new members and encourage them to reach their goals.
Hamilton Hawks Road and Cross Country have always been active in Race Management. Our
marquee events, Huntly Half Marathon and Round the Bridges are currently under private
event management agreements and continue to draw good attendance, offering the Hamilton
and Waikato running and walking community top quality events. Our summer midweek run,
The Eastside Riverbank 5k, offer an affordable weekly run on a safe and traffic free course.
Further Reading: The History of Hamilton Harrier Club 1928-1978; Centennial History Athletic
Club; Hamilton Harrier Club – A Pictorial History 1928-2003
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Committee 2021
Hamilton City Hawks Inc & Hamilton Harrier Club
PO Box 9465
1 Hillsborough Tce (Grantham Street boat ramp)
Hamilton
Current Committee:
Committee Position Name Email
President Shona Dewson president@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
Vice President Vaughan Kestle vaughan.tanz@gmail.com
Secretary Lucie Kibblewhite secretary@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
Treasurer Malesa McNearney treasurer@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
Club Captain &
Kevin Knowles ``clubcaptain@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
Race Secretary
Membership Fiona Barnett membership@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
Website Mike Harris admin@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
Dawn Tuffery
Newsletter newsletter@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
Dave Gunn
Rob Townsend
Committee
Sandra Jensen
Current Life Members:
Bryan Mayall (Patron)
Graham Dudfield
Pauline Hewitt
Ian Parlane
Alan Rogerson
John Sherson
Gordon Speirs
David Southwick
Dot Larsen
Glenn Sexton
Helen Hall-King
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Summary of Hawks Annual Plan
Our Core Purpose:
We exist to encourage enjoyment, participation, competition and excellence in the sport of
running.
Our Values:
Our club is built on the following values:
• Support and encouragement of each other.
• Respect for our fellow members’ personal ability and goals at every level.
• Always competing to the best of our ability and to achieve our personal and team goals.
• Enjoyment and friendship.
• Competing within the rules and the spirit of our sport.
Our Long Term Objectives:
The enduring objectives of the club are:
• To ensure that the club has a sustainable future through maintaining a high level of active
membership and financial security.
• To develop a broad membership base across all age grades for both males and females.
• To develop Regional and National Champions and New Zealand representatives.
• To actively promote our club.
• To be consistently recognised as one of the top 3 clubs in New Zealand in terms of
participating members and through national competitions.
• To foster a high level of club identity and team spirit among members.
• To maintain an active programme of events for all club members at every level.
• To provide coaching and advice for all levels of running.
• To develop mutually beneficial relationships with other sporting codes in our area.
• To build commitment to the Hawks brand and structure.
• To encourage social participation in the club and assistance in organising club activities.
• To maintain good relationships with our Club sponsors and continue to encourage
members to support those businesses as they support the Club.
• To work collaboratively with and support the event managers of Round the Bridges and
Huntly Half Marathon respectively to ensure these well established and Club owned events
continue.
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Committee Objectives for the 2021 Season
Membership
• Improve the current level of overall club membership.
• Encourage participation of all members in relays and club events, both competitively and
socially.
• Build up our junior membership and continue to seek a Junior Club Captain for mentoring
and training opportunities.
• Continue Club House Teams to bring members of different abilities together to earn points
as teams for taking part in club events and helping out - House names being: Kahu, Kiwi,
Tui, and Ruru.
• As much as possible, include race distances in the Club Saturday programme suitable for
juniors.
• Include a good mix of cross country and relays in Club Saturday programme.
• Consider ways to make greater use of clubroom facilities by other community groups at
available times.
Club Administration & Financial Management
• Invest in updating clubroom bathrooms.
• Invest club moneys in our income earning events i.e. RTB, Huntly Half Marathon, Eastside
5k and where the committee feels it is deemed necessary.
• Provide financial assistance to club members to attend National Road Relays and
individual championships.
• Appoint a new financial accounts reviewer.
Club Facilities
• Renovate the clubroom bathroom facilities.
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Communication
Hamilton City Hawks endeavours to keep members well informed about club and related
events. This assists you to plan your season so that you train appropriately to target your goal
events, whether those be fun runs, road race, trail/off road runs, multisport, or National
Athletics Championships.
Communication in Hawks is through these main avenues:
Hawks Web Site Club Rooms
The website has extended information on events These are an important means of
and results, full event and clubroom bookings communication within the club. On Thursday
calendars through to an archive of the past club nights, before the pack run as well as Saturday
newsletters and more. Visit the site regularly to keep events, general announcements are made
up to date www.hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz about upcoming events and afterwards is a
great opportunity to catch-up in the club rooms.
Hawks Newsletter
This email newsletter updates you on the details of Thursday Nights - Gordon Speirs / Kevin
upcoming events, results and any news of interest Knowles
to members. From time to time, members on email Bookings / enquiries – email
secretary@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz
will receive additional notices. These include notice
of special meetings or events of interest outside the
normal race calendar.
Facebook
If you wish to be included on the mailing list and
Like-us on the Hawks Facebook page and
are not already, subscribe via the Hawks website
group to keep in the loop of what others are up
home page:
to, particularly during the summer whilst there is
www.hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz/road-newsletter- no newsletter updates. This is a great way to
sign-up join in for those long weekend runs together.
Also follow the Eastside Facebook page for
Contact the newsletter editors at updates and results.
newsletter@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz if you have
any news or comments for inclusion. We love to Club Notice Board
know what everyone is up to! The notice board at the club rooms has photos
and interesting news clippings, through to maps
Cut off time for news is Monday night each week. of Hawks regular running routes.
Any later submissions can’t be guaranteed to be
included.
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Club Activities
Club Training sessions
There are two weekly options to train with Hawks in group sessions from our clubrooms.
Running at least some of your runs with others provides motivation, the chance for social
contact, and gives the benefit of that competitive edge when extra effort is required.
Tuesdays – Speedwork:
5.30pm April to late September leaving from outside the clubrooms - or meet at the venue
as advertised on Facebook.
Speed-work sessions with Graham Dudfield. These are suitable for all pace groups and vary
in duration and intensity. Typical sessions include 1km reps, hill reps, and interval work. Lots
of (hard) fun and very, very popular.
Thursdays – Pack run:
5.30pm throughout the year at the clubrooms.
Club night with a pack run of 7-15 km for all pace groups. Meet at the clubrooms and stay for
a drink and snacks afterwards. This is a social pack run for all pace groups. Wear Hi-Viz
through the winter months. The Committee endeavour to provide a tail end Charlie to be on
duty each week during the dark winter months (covering the 6km around the Lake course
and back to the clubrooms only).
Saturday - Club Events:
Typically from 1pm throughout the Hawks season April till September. Due to Covid-19, the
season and club events are being reshuffled. Keep an eye on Facebook and the newsletter.
Summer Run Series
During daylight savings our 5km Eastside Fun Run provides a great opportunity to improve
your 5km time and get to know others in our local running community. Register at Eastside
Tavern before 6pm, stay around afterwards for a drink and prizes
Check out the event information on the Hawks website.
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Enjoying Racing!
Entering club, interclub, regional, and national races is easy. Here's what you need to
know......:
Club Races
Our own club races (including handicap races and relays), such as Sing Relay, Sweeney Cup,
and the Club Road and Cross Country Champs, are indicated with “Club”. They do not require
any special entry and there are no entry fees. Just turn up at the venue by the time indicated
in the newsletter. In some cases, you are asked to bring something to share for afternoon tea.
Open Events
For open events requiring payment the procedure is: Enter yourself on event website
WaiBoP Events
WaiBop events, including the Road and Cross Country Champs, are indicated with WAIBOP
(open) in the season's programme and are open events so anyone can enter, and require
individual entry (the club does not do it for you) For the Road and XC Champs only fully
registered competitive runners are eligible for medals.
If you wish to enter these events after the closing date, a late fee applies in addition to the
race entry fee.
ANZ Events
These are national Championship events.
These Athletics NZ events require individual entry (the club does not do it for you) and are
indicated with an ANZ. Entry must be completed online. Only fully registered competitive
runners can compete.
National Road Relay Champs
This event usually moves around the country each year on some truly spectacular courses.
The last event of the Harrier season and the biggest Athletics New Zealand event of the year,
usually with more than 150 teams from all around the country competing. This year it is on
2nd October and in Christchurch. All runners in competitive grades must be a full competitive
Page 11 of 24member. To run in a composite/ social grade a social membership is acceptable. This event
is substantially subsidised by the club.
Houses
Upon becoming a member you will placed in a house. The four houses are Kahu, Ruru, Tui and Kiwi.
Your house this season may not be the same one as last season.
Points are earned for your House for taking part in, or volunteering and helping out, at Club events.
Each house has a house captain and vice-captain. On joining Hawks you will be assigned a house
and your house captain will be in contact. Please contact your house captain for more information.
Page 12 of 242021 Events Program
2021 Date Event Event Type Location
10th April Open Day Club Run Clubrooms
Te Awamutu Golf Course Run WAIBOP Open Te Awamutu
17th April ANZ NZ Mountain Running
ANZ Queenstown
Champs
24th April ANZAC Weekend
25th April ANZ NZ 100km ANZ Christchurch
1st May T42 Open Owhango
2nd May Cambridge XC Cambridge Club (by invite) Charlton farm.
Rotorua Marathon WAIBOP Open Rotorua
8th May Nugget Open Waihi
Parkrun Open Hamilton
15th May
16th May Huntly Half Open Huntly
22nd May Reduction Relay Club Run Clubrooms
29th May Tauranga Open XC WAIBOP Open Tauranga
5th June Queen’s Birthday Weekend
12th June Gilchrist Rose Bowl Club Run Hamilton Lake
19th June Club XC Champs Club Run Minogue Park
26th June SPARE
Cambridge XC Champs
27th June Cambridge Club (by invite) 333 Tirau Rd
(Keeleys)
3rd July Taupo NIXC WAIBOP Open Taupo
10th July Sanitorium Hill Cambridge Club (by invite) Cambridge
11th July Cougar Total Sport Taupo
17th July Waiwhakareke Relay Club Run Waiwhakareke reserve
24th July WBOP XC Champs WAIBOP Open Rotorua
Page 13 of 242021 Date Event Event Type Location
31st July Lake D Relay Club Run Lake D
ANZ NZ XCC ANZ Dunedin
7th August
Sweeney Cup Club Run Horsham Downs
14th August Dudfield Duathlon Club Run TBC
21st August -
Craters Total Sport Taupo
22nd August
WAIBOP Road Champs WaiBOP Open Mystery Creek
28th August Hawks Road Champs Club run Ngaruawahia Squash Club
4th September Trophy Day Club Run Clubrooms
5th September ANZ Road Champs ANZ Mystery Creek
11th September Kinloch Total Sport Taupo
18th September Sing Relay Club Run Parana Park
19th September Cambridge Half Marathon WAIBOP Open Cambridge
25th September SPARE
End of Season
2nd October National Road Relays ANZ Christchurch
13th November NZ 24 Hour champs ANZ Auckland
14th November Tois Challenge Open Whakatane
14th November Round the Bridges Open Hamilton
26th December King / Queen of the Mountain WaiBOP Open Mount Maunganui
Please note that dates in BOLD are Saturdays.
Page 14 of 24Club Uniform
Club singlets are required for ANZ registered events. It is your choice as to whether you wear
club colours at Club races.
Singlets and T-shirts $50.
Children singlets $10 per year rental.
For information or uniform purchases please email Rob Townsend at
r.townsendsport@gmail.com or text 027 645 5793
Coaching and Training
Hawks Road and Cross Country has some great coaches offering regular sessions to help
you achieve your goals, whatever those might be. At Hawks, you can join one of two speed
work sessions a week in which you can touch base with a coach and enjoy the benefits of
group training.
Chat to any of the Hawks coaches about your training and they will point you in the right
direction, providing advice, a mentoring system, or a programme geared towards a specific
goal.
Our coaches are:
Graham Dudfield 0274 898 768 dudfield@xtra.co.nz
Level 2 Athletics NZ Middle and Long distance coach with over 30 years’ experience. Leads
the Tuesday evening group which is very popular with members. These sessions are tailored
to suit all abilities of runners and varies from week to week. Anyone training for anything from
a 5km race to a Marathon to Ultra distance run will benefit from these sessions. Keep an eye
on the Hawks facebook page for the weekly speedwork session and locations.
Individual coaching by Graham of athletes is currently full, however he is available to discuss
how and where club athletes can get advice to improve their running.
Helen Hall-King 020 400 18189 hamhawks@infogen.net.nz
Helen is willing to help guide "middle of the road" woman runners towards establishing some
good training patterns in order to help you achieve your goals. If you are looking to lower your
times then she may be able to help you. Helen runs group training sessions on a Tuesday
night so please contact her if you think she may be able to help.
Youth and Children
There are really two groups of youth athletes and their needs are different:
Children 5-12: The focus for this group is on having fun with their running and developing the
skills, fitness, strength and technique to continue with their running and racing into their
teenage years. Other sporting activities, combined with one or two short runs during the week
(depending on age) and 1km and 2km races on Saturday keep them fit and fresh. There are
plenty of adult mentors at the club to let you know how much your child should be running for
their age.
Youth 13-16 (Secondary School): This older group of juniors are more focused on training
Page 15 of 24for specific events and benefit from group training sessions, a structured programme that suits
their goals, and regular racing.
Racing
Juniors race over distances appropriate to their age. To prevent over racing, Hawks encourage
their junior athletes to limit their racing to one event per day. In most cases, distances are as
follows, although at some events 10 and 12 year olds race together over 2km.
Boys/girls under 10: race 1 km Boys/girls under 14: race 3 km
Boys/girls under 12: race 2 km Boys/girls under 16: race 4 km
Check out the “Youth” column on the Hawks 2021 Events Program above for a list of events
that have shorter distance races and typically cater for younger athletes.
Juniors training sessions
Juniors squad sessions vary from year to year depending on the needs and other
commitments of the young athletes involved. Hawks do not provide organised coaching for
children 12 years and under. However, Saturday club races are available to attend - see
2021 Race Calendar.
Mike Riley 027 244 4414 foxriley@xtra.co.nz
Coaches juniors from secondary school age on Tuesday evenings at Porritt Stadium and
Thursday at Chartwell, both at 5pm.
Page 16 of 24Getting to races
Many of the great events for younger athletes are outside of Hamilton. For parents with more
than one child involved in sports, away events can sometimes be seen as a problem. Don't let
out-of-town events be a barrier to your child entering and joining in. If your son or daughter
would like to attend away events (e.g. North Island XC in Taupo) remember that there are
plenty of responsible adults traveling to these events who are happy to provide transport and
supervision. Contact race secretary in the first instance to find other parents that are going.
For the under 15 year old Hawks they are fully registered members of Athletics Waikato BOP
and can enter all Athletics NZ events for which they have an age grade race available.
Page 17 of 24Funding Support for Hawks
Hamilton City Hawks may offer funding to those members that qualify to represent Waikato or
NZ. Applications for funding need to be submitted in writing on a form available via
email to president@hamiltoncityhawks.co.nz no later than 1 week before the
competition. All funding is offered at the Committee’s discretion.
Club Nationals
Cross Country, Road, Mountain and 100km events only - $50 for North Island south of Taupo
- $100 for South Island.
International funding
Funding will be allocated according to the Athletics NZ ranking order as below.
Black singlet
Olympic Games (marathon only)
Commonwealth Games (marathon only)
These would be fully funded by ANZ so no funding required from the Club
Silver singlet
IAAF World Cross Country Championships (if ranked)
Any other IAAF competition
International Association of Ultra Runners World Championships
International University Sports Federation World Championships (road events only)
World Mountain Running Association Championships
NZ Mountain Running Championships
White singlet
Any other competition where a person is selected.
Other
Runners applying for funding will be considered for funding on a case by case basis.
Extra funding is at the discretion of the Committee based on club spirit and general club
contribution.
Note: A condition of funding will be volunteering to help at club events, RTB or Huntly
etc.
Funding for Coaches
Since 2014, to help support our coaches we have introduced a coaching fund. This may be
used for travel or to attend courses. Coaches may apply for funding by applying by email to
the president.
Athletes can also nominate their coach for funding by providing specific details via email to
president.
Page 18 of 24Shoe Clinic Hamilton are excited to support the Hamilton City Hawks
for the upcoming season.
Shoe We are pleased to be able to offer Hawks members:
Clinic
Free assessment and fitting process using Footscan
and Dialled in Motion assessment tools
30 day guarantee on all prescribed footwear
15% discount off the retail price of all purchases
to club members
Advantage club loyalty program
Andy and his staff look forward to seeing you in store and helping
with your running footwear, apparel and accessory needs.
Advert
Page 19 of 24Trophies
Hamilton City Hawks’ rich history is reflected in its magnificent trophy list. The list is accessible
not only to the competitive runner, but to every club runner through trophies for sealed
handicaps, open handicaps, and team events.
Serious runners can have no higher aim within club competition than to claim a club
championship in cross country, road, or marathon, while every runner has an opportunity to
win a club championship sealed handicap. Club championships offer a total of 39 trophies, in
all age groups from under 10’s to masters, for men and women, including the magnificent LG
Turner Cup and the President's Cup.
Handicap races are amongst the most popular. Events such as Trophy Day and Sweeney Cup
offer keenly contested friendly events to all grades, where every member has a chance to
experience the excitement of being first home. Relay and team events, such as Bannister
Plaque, Gilchrist Rosebowl, and Sing Relay are enjoyed by all and have great team rivalries.
Additionally, the club trophy list provides for the most improved runner in each grade, various
memorial trophies, several club trophies in open events and the prized Harrier of the Year
award.
There is also the Bird House Trophy up for grabs by the House with the most points by the
end of the season. The Houses are Tui, Ruru, Kahu and Kiwi and each member is put into
their House when they join the Club for the season. You are encouraged to attend as many
Saturday events as possible in order to claim points for your given House either by taking part
or volunteering.
Page 20 of 24Hawks Trophy Results 2020
Trophy Day
Cameron Cup 1st Female – Kirsten Milne
Chandler Cup 1st New Female – Monique Spedding
Cotterell Cup 1st Male – Dave Clark
Ready Cup 1st New Male – Harry Coles
Gilchrist Rosebowl
Kahu House
Club Captains Trophy – Fastest Male – Hayden Waddell
Marshall Cup – Fastest Female – Charli Miller
Reduction Relay
Bannister Plaque – Amber Rattray, Cameron Hall and Jean-Paul Biladi
Sing Relay
Mark Cornaga and Paul Ewart
Sweeney Cup
Vaughan Swale
Club Cross Country Champs
LG Turner Cup 1st SM – Rob Townsend
Pat Wood Trophy 1st MM40 – John Bowe
Gordon Speirs Trophy 1st MM50 – Glenn Sexton
John Sherson Trophy 1st MM60 – Chris Keith
Hensall Cup 1st M20 – Ben Bidois
Cain Shield 1st M18 – Jean-Paul Biladi
Cranston Cup 1st M16 – Hayden Waddell
Graham trophy 1st SW – Arianna Lord
Clarke Cup 1st MW35 – Dawn Tuffrey
VW Trophy 1st MW45 – Tanja Miller
King Trophy 1st MW55 – Bridget Deverell
Neeco Cup 1st W20 – Charli Miller
New Cup W18 – Sacha Judson
Hair Foundation 1st W16 – Monique Spedding
Mayall Trophy All Grades Mens Sealed Handicap – Hayden Cressy
Women’s All Grades Sealed Handicap – Sacha Judson
Club Road Champs
Presidents Cup 1st SM – Andrew Beggs
Brownson Cup 1st MM40 – John Bowe
Porter Cup 1st MM50 – Chris Smith
Ernie Batten Cup 1st MM60 – Kevin Knowles
HCH MM65+ - Dave Clarke
Galloway Cup 1st M20 –Ben Bidois
Batten Cup 1st M18 – Jean-Paul Biladi
Daly Trophy 1st M16 – Not Awarded
Lynch Cup 1st SW – Emily Fyfe
Ted Hamilton Cup 1st MW35 – Dawn Tuffrey
Chandler Cup 1st MW45 – Kirsten Milne
Jack Hewitt Cup 1st MW 55 – Maureen Leonard
KSM Trophy 1st W18/20 – Sam Corbett
Page 21 of 24Celia Morris 1st W16 – Monique Spedding
Marathon Trophies (measured road marathons)
Southwick Trophy SM – Kevin Knowles
Atlanta Trophy SW – Kirsten Milne
Peter Buckland Cup MM – Vuaghan Swale
Rogerson Bowl MW – Nicola McMahon
Huntly Half Marathon
Dave Larsen Trophy – Fastest man – John Bowe
J Varney Cup – Fastest woman – Tanja Miller
Trail/Ultra Running
Kovo McDonald Trophy – 60km+man or woman – Dawn Tuffrey
Glenn Sexton Trophy – 42-60km man or woman – Andrew Beggs
Most Improved
Gardiner Cup SM – Rob Townsend
Irvine Cup SW – Emily Fyfe
Ted Hamilton Cup MW – Wendy Harris
Lance Allen trophy MM – Iain Rattray
Hewitt Trophy JWU20 – Charli Miller
Keith Falla Memorial JWU18 – Monique Spedding
Keith Falla Memorial JMU20 – Jean-Paul Biladi
McLachlan Trophy JMU18 – Hayden Waddell
Hewitt Trophy JM16 – James Corbett
Special Trophies
60th Jubilee Cup (Best Relay Performance)
Layton Mace
Gregor Cameron Trophy Best National Road Relay Performance
Not Awarded
Ray Curnow Best Sealed Handicap Any Grade Club Cross Country
Hayden Cressy
Keith Trow Memorial Best Individual Performance of the Year
Charli Miller
House Trophy
Tui
Harrier of the year
Fiona Barnett
Page 22 of 24Hawks Kids Trophy List 2020
Trophy Day
Carson cup G14 – Not Awarded
Upton Cup B14 – Not Awarded
Humphries Cup G12 – Amber Rattray
Johnson Cup B12 – Zach Miller
Gilchrist Rosebowl
Weller Cup B/G14 – Boh Ritchie
Adrian Hewitt B/G12– Layton Mace
Sweeney cup
Llasram trophy B/GU12 – Zach Miller
Baybutt Barometer B/G14-16 – Lily James
Club Cross Country Champs
Parents Cup GU10 – Amber Rattray
Hamilton City Hawks Trophy G12 – Mia Donovan
Prima Donna G14 – Boh Ritchie
Woodhead Cup B10 – Not Awarded
HCH Trophy B12 – Zach Miller
White Cup B14 – Liam Miller
Club Road Champs
Hewitt Trophy G10 – Amber Rattray
Ken Johnson Trophy G12 – Not Awarded
Stonely Cup G14 – Carenza Elley
Blackham Cup B10 – Not awarded
Prize B12 – Not awarded
Horan Cup B14 – Josh Cavanagh
Most Improved
McCondach Cup G14 – Carenza Elley
Izzard Cup B14 – Liam Miller
Bob read Trophy G12 – Thea Mace
Neil Wilson Trophy B12 – Layton Mace
Viki Boase Trophy Best All Round Girl
Boh Ritchie
Eric Bose Trophy Best All Round Boy
Joshua Cavanagh
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