Beth Dodd of Sydenham and Tyler Lortan from Heathcote claimed the respective Club Cricketers of the Year at the CMCA Awards Night.  Dodd was the top run scorer in the EV Power Premier Women's Competition with 466 runs, and she also claimed 20 wickets.  Lortan scored 1161 runs in the OEM Audio Premiership along with 19 catches.  Lortan also claimed the Roger Blunt Memorial Trophy for most runs in the Premier Grade and Dodd the Stead Rose Bowl for the most runs in Premier Women's Cricket.  

Full list of winners

Souter Trophy for Groundsperson of the Year – Andy Quinn

Brian Adams Trophy which recognises a committee person who is in the early years of his/her work for their club - Vanessa Robertson (North West and Burnside West)

Peter Sharp Trophy for Club Administrator of the Year - Richard Derham, Lancaster Park

Ana Rouse Cup for Services to Women’s Cricket - Linda Pettigrew - Sydenham

Umpires Trophy is for the Most improved umpire as voted by the captains - Shreyash Kalyan

R.W Conway Cup for the best umpire as voted by the captains, having officiated in a minimum of 10 games during the season. - Matthew Hill and David Henderson

Spirit of Cricket Awards - Sydenham Premier Men & North-West Premier Women

Walter Hadlee Trophy - Sydenham

The Nook Ebert Trophy for Most influential Premier Men’s players as voted by umpires – Scott Janett Burnside West

Pat Carrick Trophy – Women’s most influential Player as voted by Umpires – Beth Dodd Sydenham

Craig McMillan Series – for those with Intellectual and Physical disabilities. - Skillwise Wolves

Joe’s Garage Masters - Old Boys Collegians

The Graham Frampton Memorial Challenge Cup - Sydenham Cardinals

North Canterbury/Christchurch Combined Grade – Woodend

Division 6 Championship and Final - St Albans Buccaneers

Division 5 Championship - Marist Harewood Purple Goannas

Division 5 Final - Sydenham Goats

Division 4 Championship - St Albans Superkings

Division 4 final - Heathcote Red Wolves

Division 3 Championship and final - Richmond

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section Three Championship - Marist Harewood Gerihatricks

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section Three Final - Merivale Papanui Bombay Tandoor

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section Two Championship - East Shirley, Heathcote Blazers, Southern Districts Misfits

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section Two Championship - Hornby

Cavaliers Twenty20 Section One and Final - St Albans Fozzies

Chairman’s Cup - St Albans

Division 1 Women Trudy Anderson Series - Pleasant Point

Division 1 Women Phyl Blackler Series - North West Blazers and Old Boys Collegians 

Sue Brown Twenty20 Social 8’s Championship - St Albans

Sue Brown Twenty20 Social 8’s Final - North West - Southern Districts

Shirley Cowles Division 2 women - Old Boys Collegians

Men's Division 2 Twenty20 - Merivale Papanui

Men's Division 2 One Day – Merivale Papanui

Men's Division Two Two-Day - East Shirley Tridents

Men's Division One Twenty20 - Marist Harewood

Men's Division 1 One Day - Riccarton

Men's Divsion One Two Day - East Shirley

Men's Championship Twenty20 - Burnside West

Men's Championship One Day – Riccarton

Men's Championship Two-Day - Riccarton

EV Power Premier Women Fizz - Lancaster Park

EV Power Premier Women Twenty20 - Lancaster Park

EV Power Premier Women One-Day - Sydenham

OEM Audio Premiership Twenty20 – Sydenham

OEM Audio Premiership One-Day – Burnside West

OEM Audio Premiership Two-Day – Burnside West

The Melhuish Shield - Riccarton Championship/Division 1

The Petersen Shield - East Christchurch Shirley

John Cowens Award - Under 20 batsman scoring the most runs in the Premiership – Nabil Moughal – St Albans

John Cowens Award - Under 20 bowler taking the most wickets in the Premiership – Will Harby - Lancaster Park 

Chattel Hayes Memorial Trophy - Awarded to the wicket-keeper making the most dismissals in the Men’s OEM Audio Premiership - Scott Duggan – Lancaster Park

Zena Hocking Cup Women’s Premier competition most wicket-keeping dismissals - Darcy Rose Prasad – Sydenham 

Felton Trophy - Awarded to the player taking the Most Wickets Women’s in EV Power Premier Grade competitions - Katie Midwood – Lancaster Park

Stephen Lester Memorial Trophy - Awarded to the bowler taking the most wickets in the OEM Audio Men’s Premiership competition - Tom Agnew – Sydenham

Stead Rose Bowl - Awarded to the player scoring the most runs in teh EV Power Women’s Premier Grade - Beth Dodd – Sydenham

Roger Blunt Memorial Trophy awarded to the player scoring most runs in the OEM Audio Men’s Premier Grade - Tyler Lortan – Heathcote

Jean Ruddenklau Trophy for a player who has excelled in both Club and Representative cricket for the Canterbury Magicians - Kate Anderson – Lancaster Park

Women’s Club Cricket Player of the Year - Beth Dodd – Sydenham

Men’s Club Cricket Player of the Year - Tyler Lortan – Heathcote

MENS PREMIER TEAM OF THE YEAR

Tom Agnew – Sydenham
Phillippe Boissevain – Heathcote
Kalhan Challu - Lancaster Park
Harrison Cox – Old Boys Collegians
Scott Duggan – Lancaster Park
Mitch Gardner – Sydenham
Tim Hampton-Matehe - East Shirley
Will Harby – Lancaster Park
Matt Hay – Burnside West
Scott Janett – Burnside West
Tyler Lortan – Heathcote
Ian Souness – St Albans 

WOMEN’S PREMIER TEAM OF THE YEAR

Hayley Aburn – Old Boys Collegians
Kate Anderson – Lancaster Park
Sarah Asmussen – Lancaster Park
Nicola Clayton – North West
Beth Dodd – Sydenham
Bo Lynch – Sydenham
Maggie Martin – North West
Katie Midwood – Lancaster Park
Darcy Rose Prasad – Sydenham
Felicity Robertson – Sydenham
Jacinta Savage – Lancaster Park
Libby Stead – North West