Club of the Year
2024 Warringah
criteria
The Club of the Year Award is determined by consideration of the following criteria and weightings:
The highest weightings go to:
- attendance at Long Course State Championships
- attendance at Short Course State Championships
- attendance at BPS meets
- participation in aerobics
- number of qualified Masters Coaches
Medium weighting:
- attendance at Relay Meet
- attendance and completion of technical courses
- safety audit/report
- annual report
- officials working at other’s carnivals
- using Clubs Online for registrations
- club newsletter or website
Low weighting:
- affiliation fee paid by due date
- number of club sessions offered
- nomination of members for awards
- Vorgee million metre awards
- incorporation of club
previous winners
2023 Blacktown
2022 Blacktown
2019 Wett Ones
2018 2023 Blacktown
2017 Warringah
2016 Warringah
2015 Manly
2014 Blue Mountains Phoenix
2013 Seaside Pirates
2012 Tuggerangong Vikings
2011 Ryde
2010 Warringah
2009 Seaside Pirates
2008 Seaside Pirates
2007 Warringah
2006 Warringah
2005 Seaside Pirates
2004 Seaside Pirates
2003 Seaside Pirates
2002 Warringah
2001 Warringah
2000 Wests Auburn
Branch Pointscore (BPS)
Awarded to club which gains highest total point score from carnivals for the year (in accordance with clause C4(a) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)
2024
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Port Macquarie
Division 3 Castle Hill
Division 4 Cessnock
previous winners
2023
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Port Macquarie
Division 3 Oak Flats
Division 4 Saphire Coast
2022
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 North Shore
Division 3 Lane Cove
Division 4 Bush Rangers
2021 Resurrection Series
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Ettalong Pelicans
Division 3 Castle Hill RSL
Division 4 St George
2019
Division 1 Wett Ones
Division 2 Lake Macquarie Crocs
Division 3 Wyong Wobbygongs
Division 4 Castle Hill RSL
2018
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Clarence River
Division 3 Oak Flats
Division 4 St George
2017
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Myall
Division 3 Coffs Harbour
Division 4 Terry Hills
2016
Division 1: Ryde
Division 2: Maitland
Division 3: Coogee Randwick
Division 4: Raymond Terrace
2015
Division 1: Warringah
Division 2: Myall
Division 3: Hills
Division 4: Coffs Harbour
2014
Division 1: Warringah
Division 2: Port Macquarie
Division 3: Blue Mountains Phoenix
Division 4: Liverpool Leatherjackets
2013
Division 1: Ryde
Division 2: Lake Macquarie Crocs
Division 3: Maitland
Division 4: Singleton
2012
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Wett Ones
Division 3 Lake Macquarie Crocs
Division 4 Liverpool
2011
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Sandbern Aquadot Swim Team
Division 3 Wollongong Masters
Division 4 Cook and Phillip Masters
2010
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Wett Ones
Division 3 St George
Division 4 Castle Hill RSL
2009
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Campbelltown Collegians
Division 3 Penrith AUSSI Masters
Division 4 Nelson Bay Dolphins
2008
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Lake Macquarie
Division 3 Gosford
Division4 Penrith
2007
Division 1 Novocastrian
Division 2 Hornsby
Division 3 Blue Mountains Phoenix
Division 4 Maitland
2006
Division 1 Novocastrian .
Division 2 Campbelltown Collegians
Division 3 Wyong Wobbygongs
Division 4 Gosford City
2005
Division 1 Novocastrian .
Division 2 North Sydney
Division 3 Clarence River
Division 4 Wyong Wobbygongs
2004
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Cronulla Sutherland
Division 3 Campbelltown
Division 4 Clarence River
2003
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Novocastrian
Division 3 Wollongong
Division 4 Dubbo
2002
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Novocastrian
Division 3 Wollongong
Division 4 Dubbo
Four divisions were introduced in 2002
2001
Division 1 Cessnock
Division 2 Novocastrian
Division 3 Guildford
2000
Division 1 Cessnock
Division 2 Novocastrian
Division 3 Swansea .
1999
Division 1 Manly
Division 2 Coalfields
Division 3 Wollongong
1998
Division 1 Warringah
Division 2 Coalfields
Division 3 Novocastrian
Three divisions were introduced in 1998
1997 Ettalong
1996 Ettalong
1995 Warringah
1994 Ettalong
1993 Hills
1992 North Sydney
1991 Manly
1990 Ettalong
1989 North Sydney
1988 North Sydney
1987 Warringah
1986 Warringah
1985 Ettalong
1984 Ettalong
1983 Ettalong
Average Club Points
Awarded to the club which gains the highest average point score (in accordance with clause C4(b) of the MSNSW Consolidated Rules of Competition)
2024
Lane Cove
previous winners
2023
Wyong Wobbygongs
2022
Division 1 Campbelltown
Division 2 Wests Auburn
Division 3 Lane Cove
Division 4 Bush Rangers
2019
Division 1 Maitland Merlots
Division 2 Lake Macquarie Crocs
Division 3 Wyong Wobbygongs
Division 4 Castle Hill RSL
2018
Division 1 Maitland Merlots
Division 2 Wyong Wobbygongs
Division 3 Oak Flats
Division 4 Gininderra
2017
Division 1 Maitland Merlots
Division 2 Wyong Wobbygongs
Division 3 Coffs Harbour
Division 4 Terry Hills
2016
Division 1: Ryde
Division 2: Maitland
Division 3: Nelson Bay Dolphins
Division 4: Gosford
2015
Division 1: Maitland
Division 2: Warringah
Division 3: Nelson Bay Dolphins
Division 4: Coffs Harbour
2014
Division 1: Novocastrian
Division 2: Maitland Merlots
Division 3: Nelson Bay Dolphins
Division 4: Liverpool Leatherjackets
2013
Division 1: Novocastrian
Division 2: Picton
Division 3: Maitland Merlots
Division 4: Singleton
2012
Division 1: Penrith Masters
Division 2: Blue Mountains Phoenix
Division 3: Oak Flats
Division 4: Liverpool
2011
Division 1: Novocastrian
Division 2: Maitland
Division 3: Wollongong
Division 4: Coffs Harbour
2010
Division 1: Wyong Wobbygongs
Division 2: Blue Mountains Phoenix
Division 3: Oak Flats
Division 4: Castle Hill RSL
2009 Wyong Wobbygongs
2008 Novocastrian
2007 Swansea
2006 Swansea
2005 Swansea
2004 Swansea
2003 Swansea
2002 Guildford
2001 Swansea
2000 Cessnock
1999 Coalfields
1998 Manly
1997 Manly
1996 Manly
1995 Cronulla-Sutherland
1994 Ettalong
1993 Ettalong
Swim Meet Participation Award
Presented to the club with the highest percentage increase in BPS + MSNSW Championship meet points (by Division)
2024
Division 1 Lane Cove
Division 2 Wett Ones
Division 3 Molonglo Water Dragons
Division 4 Cessnock
previous winners
2023
Division 1 Blacktown
Division 2 Penrith
Division 3 Oak Flats
Division 4 Saphire Coast
2022
Division 1 Manly
Division 2 Coffs Harbour
Division 3 Clarence River
Division 4 n/a
2019
Division 1 Campbelltown Collegians
Division 2 Wollongong
Division 3 Raymond Terrace
Division 4 Castle Hill RSL
2018
Division 1 Wett Ones
Division 2 Wollongong
Division 3 Oak Flats
Division 4 St George
2017
Division 1 Maitland Merlots
Division 2 Wests Auburn
Division 3 Coffs Harbour
Division 4 Gininderra
2016
Division 1: Ryde
Division 2: Maitland
Division 3: Coogee Randwick
Division 4: Gininderra
2015
Division 1: Sutherland Sandbern<
Division 2: Myall
Division 3: Merrylands
Division 4: Coffs Harbour
2014
Division 1: Tuggeranong
Division 2: Matland
Division 3: Singleton
Division 4: Ginninderra
2013
Division 1: Seaside Pirates
Division 2: Lake Macquarie Crocs
Division 3: Hills AUSSI
Division 4: Tattersalls Club
2012
Division 1: North Sydney
Division 2: Ettalong
Division 3: Lake Macquarie Crocs
Division 4: Coffs Harbour
2011
Division 1: Ryde
Division 2: Sandbern Aquadot
Division 3: Myall Masters
Division 4: Cook and Phillip Masters
2010
Division 1: Ryde
Division 3: Oak Flats
Membership Award
Awarded to the club with the highest percentage increase in membership for the year
2024
Division 1 Penrith
Division 2 Sutherland Sandbern
Division 3 Coogee Randwick
Division 4 Gosford
previous winners
2023
Division 1 Blacktown
Division 2 Penrith
Division 3 Wollongong
Division 4 Bidgee
2022
Division 1 Blue Mountains
Division 2 North Shore
Division 3 Hills
Division 4 Bidgee
2018 Maitland
2017 Maccabi
2016 Maitland Merlots
2015 Coffs Harbour
2014 Bidgee Masters
2013 Terrey Hills Terriers
2012 Coffs Harbour
2011 Cook and Phillip
2010 Cronulla-Sutherland
Endurance Trophy
Awarded to the NSW club scoring the highest total of points in the National Endurance Point Score
2024
Campbelltown Collegians
previous winners
2023 Campbelltown Collegians
2022 Campbelltown Collegians
2021 Campbelltown Collegians
2019 Campbelltown Collegians
2018 Tuggeranong Vikings
2017 Tuggeranong Vikings
2016 Campbelltown Collegians
2015 Campbelltown Collegians
2014 Campbelltown Collegians
2013 Tuggeranong Vikings
2012 Campbelltown Collegians
2011 Tuggeranong
2010 Campbelltown Collegians
2009 Campbelltown Collegians
2008 Campbelltown Collegians
2007 Novocastrian
2006 Campbelltown Collegians
2005 Campbelltown Collegians
2004 Campbelltown
2003 Wests Auburn
2002 Wests Auburn
2001 Wests Auburn
2000 Wests Auburn
1999 Western Suburbs
1998 Ettalong
1997 Ettalong
1996 Western Suburbs
1995 Western Suburbs
1994 Western Suburbs
1993 Western Suburbs
1992 Western Suburbs
1991 Hills
1990 Hills
1989 Hunter
1988 Hunter
1987 Hunter
1986 Hunter
1985 Coogee-Randwick
1984 Coogee-Randwick
1983 Tamworth
1982 Tamworth
Sue Johnstone Trophy
Presented to the club winning the average pointscore – calculated over all the two-day carnivals in a calendar year
2024
Manly + Campbelltown
previous winners
2023 Blacktown + Ettalong Pelicans
2022 Blacktown/Campbelltown/Coffs Harbour
2019 Tuggeranong Vikings
2018 Warringah
2017 Warringah
2016 Merrylands/Seaside Pirates
2015 Novocastrian/Port Macquarie/Sutherland Sandbern
2014 Tuggeranong Vikings
2013 Sutherland Sandbern
2012 Penrith
2011 Blacktown
2010 Blacktown
2009 Seaside Pirates + Novocastrian
2008 Seaside Pirates
2007 Manly Masters
2006 Seaside Pirates
2005 Manly Masters
2004 Manly Masters
2003 Manly Masters
Brian Hird Trophy
Awarded to the club that wins the most points over all the weekend carnivals held in a calendar year.
2024
Blacktown + Warringah
previous winners
2023 Warringah
2022 Tuggeranong + Warringah
2019 Warringah
2018 Warringah
2017 Warringah
2016 Warringah + Manly
2015 Manly
2014 Seaside Pirates
2013 Warringah
2012 Warringah
2011 Warringah
2010 Seaside Pirates
2009 Warringah
2008 Seaside Pirates
2007 Seaside Pirates
2006 Seaside Pirates
2005 Seaside Pirates
2004 Manly + Seaside Pirates + Warringah
2003 Seaside Pirates
2002 Seaside Pirates
Prior to 2001 it was awarded only when the same club won all three two-day carnivals in the same year – State Championships, Tamworth (now Grafton), Short Course Championships.
2001 Seaside Pirates
1995 Warringah
1993 North Sydney
