SBS Invitational - Player of The Tournament

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
  • Russell Haywood Memorial 2003-

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