Prizegiving is all about coming together to reflect on the highlights and celebrate the hard work, dedication, and incredible achievements of our players, coaches, volunteers, and supporters.
Buffet dinner served during awards. Then DJ and dancing until midnight.
All dietary requirements are covered.
We want your vote!
Here is your chance to shine a spotlight on those you think have gone above and beyond – both on and off the field and recognise the standout moments that made this year.
Awards
Team Player of the Year
(completed by Coaches & Managers only)
For the best “Club member” in each team. To the person who contributes well to the team in all areas – playing, practicing, discipline, Club support, administration.
Coach of the Year
The Hamlin Trophy is awarded in appreciation of coaching work and service to the Club over the year. This includes but is not limited to season results and the number of years of contribution.
Club Person of the Year
The recipient of the David Watt, (Bloody good bloke) Tankard is someone who is active on all fronts: playing, supporting & social. Embodies the “Dave” spirit of just being a good bugger and being there for the club.
Exceptional Services to the Club
An outstanding Club member whose contribution to the Club over a number of years is deserving of special recognition.
Services to the Hockey Community
For a committed long-term and current Somerville member, not necessarily a player;
A voluntary contributor to AHA, NZHF or other Hockey bodies whether as a Manager, Coach or Administrator;
Has given service in one or more of the above disciplines over a period of time; Has performed these services with distinction, and has achieved recognition for such service by the Hockey community at large.
School Girl of the Year
To a Secondary school girl in any open grade team whose playing ability, club service, attitude, etc, stands out.
School Boy of the Year
To a Secondary school girl in any open grade team whose playing ability, club service, attitude, etc, stands out.
Most Improved Player - Women
To the player from any team in open-graded competition who has improved most during the season or since the previous season. The player’s dedication to training and practicing in order to improve would be a factor.
Most Improved Player - Men
To the player from any team in open-graded competition who has improved most during the season or since the previous season. The player’s dedication to training and practicing in order to improve would be a factor.
Player of the Year – Women
The outstanding player in the Club. Usually a Premier team member, but others at their respective level may well be considered. Playing ability the sole criteria with higher honours e.g. elite, NZ rep often important.
Players should have played for their club teams at least 80% of the time that they are available.
Player of the Year – Men
The outstanding player in the Club. Usually a Premier team member, but others at their respective level may well be considered. Playing ability the sole criteria with higher honours e.g. elite, NZ rep often important.
Players should have played for their club teams at least 80% of the time that they are available.
Masters Player of the Year
Provincial level Masters Player, NZ Representation a criteria when multiple players achieving provincial level.
Goal Keeper of the Year - Women
This is awarded to the most deserving goalkeeper showing
— Improvement in their play
— Application to their development
— Outstanding play
— Commitment to the Club
Goal Keeper of the Year - Men
This is awarded to the most deserving goalkeeper showing
— Improvement in their play
— Application to their development
— Outstanding play
— Commitment to the Club
Services to Umpiring
For services to Umpiring.
— Club
— AHA
— Regular commitment
— Coaching or assisting player umpires
Team of the Year
Award decided from the year’s results.
