State LC Championship Awards

Awarded to the top pointscoring club at the State Championships.
(in accordance with clause B3(a) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)

From 2003, it has been awarded in Divisions

2024
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Sutherland Sandbern
Division 3 Coffs Harbour
Division 4 Cessnock

2023
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Penrith
Division 3 Oak Flats
Division 4 Armidale

2022
Division 1 …
Division 2 …
Division 3 …
Division 4 …

2021
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 North Shore
Division 3 Coogee Randwick
Division 4 Ginninderra
2020
not awarded
2019
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Blue Mountains
Division 3 Coffs Harbour
Division 4 Armidale
2018
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 North Sydney
Division 3 Liverpool Leatherjackets
Division 4 Tattersalls
2017
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Blue Mountains Phoenix
Division 3 Coffs Harbour + Wollongong
Division 4 Maccabi
2016
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Blue Mountains Phoenix
Division 3 Wests Auburn
Division 4 Tattersalls
2015
Division 1 Manly
Division 2 North Sydney
Division 3 Merrylands
Division 4 Coffs Harbour
2014
Division 1 Warringah Masters
Division 2 Port Macquarie
Division 3 Blue Mountains Phoenix
Division 4 Tattersalls club
2013
Division 1  Seaside Pirates
Division 2  Blue Mountains
Division 3  Merrylands
Division 4  Caringbah
2012
Division 1  Warringah
Division 2  Picton Masters
Division 3  Merrylands
Division 4  Lane Cove & Shoalhaven
2011
Division 1  Seaside Pirates
Division 2  Tuggeranong Vikings
Division 3  Cronulla-Sutherland
Division 4  Cook and Phillip
2010
Division 1  Seaside Pirates
Division 2  Tuggeranong Vikings
Division 3  Dubbo Redfin
Division 4  Castle Hill RSL
2009
Division 1  Warringah Masters
Division 2  Hornsby + Coogee Randwick
Division 3  Penrith
Division 4  Picton
2008
Division 1 Seaside Pirates
Division 2 Blue Mountains
Division 3 Wollongong
Division 4 Penrith
2007
Division 1 Seaside Pirates
Division 2 Hornsby
Division 3 Blue Mountains
Division 4 Sandbern
2006
Division 1 Seaside Pirates
Division 2 Coogee Randwick
Division 3 Blue Mountains
Division 4 Tattersalls Club
2005
Division 1 Seaside Pirates
Division 2 North Sydney
Division 3 Blue Mountains
Division 4 Wyong Wobbygongs
2004
Division 1 Waringah
Division 2 Ripples
Division 3 Campbelltown
Division 4 Blue Mountains
2003
Division 1 Seaside Pirates
Division 2 Coogee-Randwick
Division 3 Ripples
Division 4 Dubbo

2002 Seaside Pirates
2001 Seaside Pirates
2000 Manly
1999 Manly
1998 Manly
1997 Ettalong
1996 Manly
1995 Warringah
1994 Warringah
1993 North Sydney
1992 North Sydney
1991 Ettalong
1990 North Sydney
1989 North Sydney
1988 North Sydney
1987 Warringah
1986 Ettalong
1985 Ettalong
1984 Warringah
1983 Ettalong
1982 Ettalong
1981 Ettalong
1980 Ettalong
1979 Ettalong
1978 Tamworth
1977 Tamworth

Based on a comparison of swim times with World, National, and Branch records

(in accordance with clause B3(d) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)

2024 Elizabeth Merenda
2023 Elizabeth Merenda
2022 …
2021 TBA
2020 not awarded
2019 Clary Munns
2018 Jenny Whiteley
2017 Liz Wallis
2016 Clary Munns
2015 Clary Munns
2014 Clary Munns
2013 Jenny Whiteley
2012 Liz Wallis

Based on a comparison of swim times with World, National, and Branch records

(in accordance with clause B3(d) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)

2024 Aaron Cleland
2023 Stuart Ellicott
2022 …
2021 TBA
2020 not awarded
2019 Stuart Ellicott
2018 Tony Goodwin
2017 Ian Jeffery
2016 Paul Wyatt
2015 Gary Nicholls
2014 Jon Hawton
2013 Neil Moores
2012 Stuart Ellicott

The AUSSI Executive Trophy is awarded for club participation in the State Championships

(in accordance with clause B3(b) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)  

2024 Wyong Wobbeygongs
2023 Merrylands
2022 …
2021 Ettalong Pelicans
2020 not awarded
2019 Blue Mountains
2018 Merrylands
2017 Merrylands
2016 Blue Mountains Phoenix
2015 Merrylands
2014 Penrith
2013 Blacktown City
2012 Castle Hill
2011 Picton Masters
2010 Dubbo Redfin
2009 Blue Mountains Phoenix
2008 To be announced
2007 Blue Mountains Phoenix
2006 Blue Mountains Phoenix
2005 Blue Mountains Phoenix
2004 Ripples
2003 Hornsby
2002 City Fit Seals – Bathurst
2001 Dubbo
2000 Hornsby
1999 Port Aquatic
1998 Swansea / Dubbo
1997 Katoomba
1996 Ashfield
1995 Raymond Terrace
1995 Raymond Terrace
1994 Raymond Terrace
1993 Raymond Terrace
1992 Raymond Terrace + Kiama
1991 Manly
1990 Coogee-Randwick
1989 North Sydney

The Biddy Hall Memorial Trophy is awarded to the club achieving the highest average points per swimmer in the State Championships

(in accordance with clause B3(c) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)

2024 Campbelltown
2023 North Shore
2022 …
2021 Seaside Pirates
2020 not awarded
2019 Blacktown
2018 Blacktown
2017 Tuggeranong Vikings
2016 Blacktown City Masters
2015 Tuggeranong Vikings
2014 Tuggeranong Vikings
2013 Blacktown
2012 Warringah
2011 Blacktown
2010 Dubbo Redfin
2009 Blue Mountains Phoenix
2008 Coogee-Randwick
2007 Coogee-Randwick
2006 Coogee-Randwick
2005 Manly
2004 Manly
2003 Manly
2002 Coogee-Randwick
2001 Manly
2000 St George
1999 Wollongong
1998 Leisure Coast
1997 Leisure Coast
1996 Leisure Coast
1995 Coffs Harbour
1994 Coogee-Randwick
1993 Warringah

The Peter Gilmour Memorial Trophy is awarded to the best butterfly swim relative to the current records.

(in accordance with clause B3(c) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)

Peter Gilmour set the first world record for the Ryde club in the 200m Butterfly at the State Championships at Blacktown in 1993 and after achieving five masters world butterfly records, Peter received the first Australian Masters Athlete of the Year Award in 1997.

2024 Abel Bornstein
2023 Vicki Watson
2022 …
2021 TBA
2020 not awarded
2019 Clary Munns
2018 Vicky Watson
2017 Paul Wyatt
2016 Paul Wyatt
2015 John Bates
2014 Jenny Whiteley
2013 Anita Saviane
2012 Stephen Harvey
2011 John Bates
2010 John Bates
2009 Clary Munns
2008 Marilyn Earp
2007 Marilyn Earp
2006 Marilyn Earp
2005 Anita Rodger
2004 Allan Dufty
2003 Elvera Dunn
2002 Paul Lemmon
2001 Pam Fletcher