Honour Roll

• Raechel May
• Pat Anderson
• Pat Miller
• Marcia Larkin
• Trish Warren
• Pat Kelly
• Martin Skeates
• Molly Haskard
• Marg Biebrick
• Dalice Kennedy
• Gary Zerna
• Maurice Howie
• Paul Jeffries
• Vanessa Dempsey
• Heather Coutts
• Rebecca Johnston
• Ashley Bahnisch
• Belinda Butler

*May not be full list – records currently being confirmed

Awarded in memory of one of the club’s founders, Raechel May. Awarded by the President, to a member (player, coach or administrator) whose selfless contributions enhance the culture and fabric of the club and in so doing makes a difference to what can be achieved.

• 2009 – Jacqui Barnden
• 2010 – Cheryl Ross & Benita Fagan-Jeffries
• 2011 – Allena Bishop
• 2012 – Fiona Syrus
• 2013 – Carol Catanzariti
• 2014 – Tracy Burgess & Fiona Syrus
• 2015 – Paul Jeffries
• 2016 – Angela Hatzigiannis
• 2017 – Vanessa Dempsey
• 2018 – Jordan Vivian
• 2019 – Gary Zerner
• 2020 – Belinda Butler
• 2021 – Julie Montgomerie
• 2022 – Sam Finn
• 2023 – Ashleigh Gibson

The Pat Kelly Award for Umpire of the Year is presented to an umpire who continuously seeks to improve their skills and knowledge and as a mentor and role model shows leadership and inspiration to others. They are someone other umpires aspire to emulate.

• 2009 – Amy Johns
• 2010 – Cara Davies
• 2011 – Christina Hatzigiannis
• 2012 – Rebecca Crowe
• 2013 – Caitlin North
• 2014 – Emily Woodward
• 2015 – Shaylee Ryan
• 2016 – Dana Ross
• 2017 – Shaylee Ryan
• 2018 – Kyla Ryan
• 2019 – Jade Cross
• 2020 – Jade Cross
• 2021 – Jessica Montgomerie
• 2022 – Ella Beinssen
• 2023 – Kylee Noble

The Luka Thompson (Formerly the Peta Scholz Award) is awarded to a current Oakdale Netball Club Player who demonstrates commitment to the following:

• Playing netball at her highest standard
• Setting achievable goals
• Continuously striving to improve, to learn more, achieve more, and get more out of her game
• Supporting her coach and teammates
• Showing support and loyalty to her club

The recipient is a player who has attributes that set her apart from others as a formidable opponent on the court and an exemplary role model within her team. Her achievements would inspire those around her to achieve their best.

• 2008 –  Bridgette Barnden
• 2009 –  Ashley Thomas
• 2010 – Caitlin Moyle
• 2011 – Brooke Russell
• 2012 – Ruby Lienert
• 2013 – Belinda Butler
• 2014 – Millie March
• 2015 – Sophie Agostino
• 2016 – Sam Low
• 2017 – Breannan Smith
• 2018 – Madi Fielke
• 2019 – Cameron Golding
• 2020 – Jade Cross
• 2021 – Yana Krimizi
• 2022 – Kayla Vial
• 2023 – Grace Bradtke

The Megan Carter Coaches Award is awarded to a Division 1 coach who shows commitment to helping both players and fellow coaches to perform and achieve to the highest level possible, through building positive relationships while also being both motivational and inspiring. Striving for personal excellence, this coach provides a model for continuous improvement.

• 2012 – Tracy Burgess
• 2013 – Tracy Burgess
• 2014 – Benita Fagan-Jeffries
• 2015 – Bronwyn Britcher
• 2016 – Rebecca Johnston & Sally-Ann Prince
• 2017 – Vanessa Dempsey
• 2018 – Benita Fagan-Jeffries
• 2019 – Tara Gallarello
• 2020 – Jason Kociolek
• 2021 – Jackie Sincock
• 2022 – Mel Rendell and Peta Squire
• 2023 – Jason Bloffwitch

The Steven McInnes trophy was donated by Todd Miller, to be awarded to the Best and Fairest player for the Men’s Super League team.

• 2023/4 Dion Giaretto

The Molly Haskard award is awarded to a current Oakdale Netball Club Player in the Primary/Sub-Primary grade who demonstrates commitment to the following:

• Focus and commitment to developing self through training
• Setting and meeting achievable goals
• Supporting her coach and showing loyalty to her team
• Demonstrating a positive attitude
  

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• 2014 – Kira Buckskin and Codi Buckskin
• 2015 – Codi Buckskin
• 2016 – Jade Cross
• 2017 – Chelsea Montgomerie
• 2018 – Lani Cook
• 2019 – Keeley Cook
• 2020 – Poppy Houston
• 2021 – Emily Best
• 2022 – Dali Pursche
• 2023 – Claire Saint

The Peta Squire Award is given to Oakdale’s best and fairest Premier League player.

• 2022 – Asha Thurlow
• 2023 – Paris Sinclair

Previously awarded to the best and fairest in the AMND team. From 2022, this has been awarded to the best and fairest in the Premier League Reserves

• 2012 – Kirsty Samson
• 2013 – Bel Butler & Kirby Thompson
• 2014 – Sophie Clingly
• 2015 – Sophie Clingly

*2016-2021 not awarded

• 2022 – Alex Ward
• 2023 – Kayla Howes

The Charlotte Agostino award is for a current Oakdale Junior Netball Club Player who demonstrates our club values:

• Positivity
• Bravery
• Unity
• Loyalty

The recipient of this award is a player who values being part of a team and has some sass on and off the court. This is not just for the best player, although it could be, rather it is the best Team Person award.

• 2021 – Lyla Muir
• 2022 – Indiana Walker
• 2023 – Scarlett Godfrey

• 1997 – Alison Searle
• 2000 – Nikki Kreig
• 2008 – Peta Squire
• 2009 – Peta Squire

These were awarded to mark the club’s 50th anniversary, to those considered to have contributed to our success through leadership, coaching and playing.

• Megan Carter – Coach Excellence Award
• Peta Squire – Outstanding Player of the Decade
• Dalice Kennedy – Outstanding Leader of the Decade.

Recognising the effort and achievement of future umpires within the Green Shirt program.

• 2022 – Kelly Cook
• 2023 – Ella Fowles

• 2022 – Chante Waters
• 2023 – Ebony Schache