The Canterbury Cricket Association 2006/07 Club and Representative Awards ceremony was held at the Canterbury Horticultural Society Hall at Hagley Park on Friday, April 20.

Though St Albans were light on team trophies to collect there were a number of individual awards picked up by club members on the night.

There was also the major consolation prize for the club in the form of the Petersen Shield, a trophy which goes to the most consistent club across all grades during the season. It is the 22nd time the club has won the prestigious award as well as being the third such success in the past four seasons. Only Sydenham (27) have won the Shield more times.

Besides the individual club and representative award winners also acknowledged were members of the two successful Canterbury representative teams this season. St Albans supplied an impressive four players to the Canterbury men's under-19 team which won the national tournament (captain Henry Fisher, Angus Bruce, Ben Langrope and James O'Gorman) and an amazing six players to the Canterbury Magicians side which won the State League (Erin Bermingham, Sarah Burke, Beth McNeill, Rowan Milburn, Amy Satterthwaite and Helen Watson).

Grade winners:

Phyl Blackler Memorial Trophy for 3rd Grade Women:

Winners:
St Albans

Eureka Trust Premier Women's Twenty20:

Winners:
St Albans

Club awards:

Petersen Shield [ awarded to the club who teams performed most consistently throughout the season ]

Winners:
St Albans Cricket Club

Chattel Hayes Memorial Trophy [ awarded to the wicket-keeper making the most dismissals in the men's Premier two-day Trophy competition ]

Winner:
Aaron Johnstone

> His 31 dismissals (all catches) is the most in a season by any wicket-keeper since 1994/95 and it is his third trophy win in five years.

Jean Ruddenklau Trophy [ this award goes to a player who has shown consistency in both women's club and representative cricket ]

Winner:
Amy Satterthwaite

Eureka Trust Women's Club Cricket Player Of The Year

Winner:
Amy Satterthwaite

> She scored 631 runs, took 22 wickets and 2 catches across the one-day and Twenty20 competitions.

Representative awards:

Junior Bowling Trophy: [ this award is for the Canterbury bowler took the most wickets at the Under-19 National Tournament ]

Winner:
Ben Langrope

> He took 14 wickets at an average of 14 during the tournament.

Harcourts Vision Bishopdale - State Canterbury Magician Fielder of the Year:

Winner:
Helen Watson

> She won the award for inspirational ground fielding and throwing which set the standard for the rest of the team to follow. She took four catches and was involved in three important run outs, including one in the State League Final.

Christchurch Casino State Canterbury Magician Most Outstanding Performance:

Winner:
Helen Watson

> She played a vital role in seeing Canterbury home to victory in a crucial State League match against the State Central Hinds. With the ball her 10 overs cost just 19 runs and included four maidens. She took a vital catch to dismiss the dangerous Sara McGlashan and then scored 64 off just 74 balls to see Canterbury home to victory in the last over of the match.

Christchurch Casino State Canterbury Wizard Most Outstanding Performance:

Winner:
Chris Harris