Red Roos Honour Board

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HEAD ROO
   

John Walker

John Walker

Joe McMullan

Joe McMullan

Trevor Hughes

Trevor Hughes

Bob Allison

Bob Allison

Kathy Saw

Kathy Saw

Jim Sawkins

Jim Sawkins

Pam Bleakley

Pam Bleakley

Ian Johnson

Neville Bleakley

Neville Bleakley

Bob Mouatt

Bob Mouatt

Jan Hure

Jan Hure

Jan Hure

Anne Thorpe

Phantom Roo

Graham Turner

Graham Turner

Graham Turner

Graham Turner

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Michael Burt

Belinda Allison

Belinda Allison

John Sutton

Stephen Goggs

Stephen Goggs

Stephen Goggs

Kathie Dent

Kathie Dent

 

 

 

 

IMPROOVER OF THE
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Andrew Saw

Tim Sawkins

Ted Catchpole

Ian Johnson

Nev Bleakley

Louise Fairfax

Pam Hughes

Rachel Gregson

Bruce Fairfax

Mirek Milewski

Don Staudte

Jo Allison

Tom Quayle

Wayne Gregson

Rob Walter

Belinda Allison

Michael Davis

Nick Hain

Julia Minty

Judy Allison

David Rhind

Gary Fry

Kerryne Jones

Alex Pentony Vran

Fiona Middleton

Nev Bleakley

John Sutton

Bill Jones

Bob Allison

Eric Wainwright

Anne Sawkins

Anita Scherrer

Hugh Moore

Oliver Mill

Tate Needham

Zac Needham

Michael Burt

Martin Dent

Kathie Dent

Elye Dent

Jonathan Ricks

Adriana Iskhakova

Hayden Dent

 

Sam Wilson

 

 

SLOW AND STEADY
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Len Tompkins

Sue Quayle

Cheryl Barson

Mirek Milewski

Pam Bleakley

Len Minty

Eoin Asker

Kathy Saw

Bob Allison

Peter Freer

Alex Freer

Bob Mouatt

Jim Sawkins

Ann Sutton

John Sutton

Alan Thompson

Anthony Scott

Jill Middleton

Anne Sawkins

Jason McCrae

Parissa Poulis

Hugh Moore

Bill & Kerryne Jones

Chris Mill

Michael Burt

Allison Jones

Eric Wainwright

Karin Schulz

Bill Jones

Judy Allison

Bob Mouatt

Michael Tedeschi

Edwina Mulhearn

Ewan Farquharson

Hind Needham

Sam Wilson


Stephen Goggs

AUST. CHAMPION
CLUB PLACING

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JIM SAWKINS
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Geoff Lawford

Lachlan Dow

Oliver Poland

Geoff Stacey

Matt Crane

Matt Crane

Matt Crane

Rob Walter

Zoe Melhuish

Grant Bluett

Matt Crane

Martin Dent

Grant Bluett

Grant Bluett

Aston Key

Martin Dent

JIM SAWKINS
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Wayne Gregson

Jenny Bourne

Liz Abbott

Rob Jessop

Ross Stewart

Rob Jessop

Anita Scherrer

Jo Allison

Jo Allison

Zoe Melhuish

Ian Prosser

Ella Cuthbert

David Stocks

Cath Chalmers

Rob Walter

Eoin Rothery

Improover Award

Instituted in 1979 the Red Roos Improover Award (pictured right) is presented to the person who is seen to have made the most improvement since the previous year and should only be awarded once, but on one occasion it has been presented to the same person twice. 

Slow and Steady Award

Instituted in 1986 the Slow and Steady Award (pictured right) was introduced to provide an award that could be given to those who might never win another award, with two conditions: it could only be won once, and the recipient chose the next recipient. However, over the years while the once only winner rule has been respected, the winners have not always been slow or steady, but have won the award for an outstanding example of being slow, or for being steady, but not necessarily slow.

Grey Owl Award

The Grey Owl is recent addition to Red Roo awards and replaces the ill-fated Dud $50 note which was misplaced a few years ago. Both the Dud $50 note and the Grey Old Award have been presented to the Red Roo who during the previous 12 months committed an embarrassing and noteworthy faux pas, mistake or lapse of memory, etc. The recipient for 2017 booked his accommodation in Bathurst for the Australian Championships Carnival, but forgot to enter any events, so all his participations had to be enter-on-the-day. An earlier recipient, after competing in an OANSW event, planned to catch a train from a station in the Southern Highlands, with the intention of heading south to Bungendore, but he went to the wrong platform and before he realised his mistake, he was on a train heading north to Sydney.