New Zealand Rapid Champions
| Location | Date | Champion | Club | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Wellington | 1992/93 | Russell J. Dive | Wellington |
| 2 | Invercargill | 1993/94 | R. Anthony Dowden | Dunedin |
| 3 | Wanganui | 1994/95 | Kendall M. Boyd Martin P. Dreyer Mark F. Noble |
Dunedin Auckland Wellington |
| 4 | Wellington | 1995/96 | Russell J. Dive | Wellington |
| 5 | North Shore | 1996/97 | Russell J. Dive | Auckland |
| 6 | Hamilton | 1997/98 | Alexei Kulashko | Auckland |
| 7 | Dunedin | 1998/99 | Anthony F. Ker | Wellington |
| 8 | Auckland | 1999/00 | Matthew Barlow Russell J. Dive Robert W. Smith John L. Sutherland |
Auckland Wellington Auckland Dunedin |
| 9 | Waitakere City | 2000/01 | Murray Chandler | London |
| 10 | Christchurch | 2001/02 | Russell J. Dive | Wellington |
| 11 | Wanganui | 2002/03 | Russell J. Dive | Wellington |
| 12 | Wellington | 2003/04 | Paul A. Garbett Stephen G. Lukey |
Auckland Wellington |
| 13 | Wanganui | 2004/05 | Russell J. Dive | Wellington |
| 14 | Queenstown | 2006 | Puchen Wang | Auckland |
| 15 | Wanganui | 2007 | Puchen Wang | Auckland |
| 16 | Auckland | 2008 | Robert W. Smith Michael V. R. Steadman |
Auckland Auckland |
| 17 | Queenstown | 2009 | Anthony F. Ker | Wellington |
| 18 | Auckland | 2010 | Nicholas Croad | Wellington |
| 19 | Auckland | 2011 | Anthony F. Ker | Wellington |
| 20 | Auckland | 2012 | Ben Hague Bruce R. Watson |
Wanganui Auckland |
| 21 | Wellington | 2012 | ] |
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