Player of The Tournament
Year | Winner | Province | Score |
---|---|---|---|
1977 | C E Taylor | Waikato | 221 |
1979 | P K Creighton | Auckland | 217 |
1980 | Rodney Barltrop | Wellington | 284 |
1981 | N A Gaskin | Manawatu/Wanganui | 285 |
1982 | J N Williamson | Canterbury | 292 |
1983 | Michael Atkinson | Otago | 283 |
1984 | J N Williamson | Canterbury | 292 |
1985 | N A Gaskin | Manawatu/Wanganui | 288 |
1986 | G W Goldfinch | Auckland | 286 |
1987 | F J Poskitt | Canterbury | 292 |
1988 | L G Phelps | Wellington | 291 |
1989 | B G Paterson | Canterbury | 214 |
1990 | H Morgan | Tasman | 287 |
1991 | Steve Alker | Waikato | 283 |
1992 | Tony Christie | Canterbury | 281 |
1993 | Marcus Wheelhouse | Auckland | 290 |
1994 | G Domigan | Tasman | 285 |
1995 | M Lloyd | Bay of Plenty | 291 |
1996 | G MacFarlane | Bay of Plenty | 283 |
1997 | David Rattray | Southland | 288 |
1998 | Carl Brooking | Canterbury | 282 |
1999 | Reon Sayer | Wellington | 280 |
2000 | Gareth Paddison | Wellington | 279 |
2001 | K Skellern | Bay of Plenty | 288 |
2002 | Tim Wilkinson | Manawatu/Wanganui | 279 |
2003 | Matthew Holten | Waikato | 275 |
2004 | Joshua Carmichael | North Harbour | 278 |
2005 | Kevin Chun | Auckland | 279 |
2006 | David Rattray | Canterbury | 286 |
2007 | Rohan Blizard | Australia | 273 |
2008 | Sean Riordan | Tasman | 286 |
2009 | Scott Johnson | North Harbour | 281 |
2010 | Simon Brownlee | 279 | |
2011 | Ryan Fox | 280 | |
2012 | Blair Riordan | Tasman | 276 |
- Air New Zealand Cup 1977-2002
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