Baseball Australia Diamond Awards

The Baseball Australia Diamond Awards — begun in 2006^[1] — are given annually by the Australian Baseball Federation, to honor persons who have excelled in playing, managing, or serving the sport of baseball. The awards ceremony is usually held in or about February, soon after the conclusion of that year's season, which starts in or about November of the preceding year. Also at each ceremony, the Baseball Australia Hall of Fame inducts new members.

Player of the Year - Open Male

2006 - Chris Oxspring (New South Wales)
2007 - Peter Moylan (Victoria)
2008 - Peter Moylan (Victoria)
2009 -
2010 - Trent Oeltjen (New South Wales)
2011 - Trent Oeltjen (New South Wales)
2012 - Luke Hughes (Western Australia)
2013 - Travis Blackley (Victoria)
2014 - Grant Balfour (New South Wales)
2015 - Liam Hendriks (Western Australia)

Player of the Year - Open Female

2006 - Chelsea Forkin (Western Australia)
2007 - Amy McCann (Victoria)
2008 - Simone Wearne (Victoria)
2009 - Simone Wearne (Victoria)
2010 - Tahnee Lovering (New South Wales)
2011 - Katie Gaynor (New South Wales)
2012 - Laura Neads (New South Wales)
2013 - Christina Kreppold (Western Australia)
2014 - Shae Lillywhite (Victoria)
2015 - Stephanie Gaynor (New South Wales)

Player of the Year - Youth (Under 18)

2006 - Allan de San Miguel (Western Australia)
2007 - Jason Smit (Western Australia)
2008 - Mitch Dening (New South Wales) and Steven Kent (Australian Capital Territory)
2009 - James Linger (Queensland)
2010 - Nathan Driessen (Western Australia)
2011 - Ryan Battaglia (Queensland)
2012 - Zach Shepherd (New South Wales)
2013 - Elliott Hargreaves (Western Australia)
2014 - Lewis Thorpe (Victoria)
2015 - Lachlan Wells (New South Wales)

Coach of the Year

2006 - Jon Deeble (Victoria)
2007 - Peter Gahan (Queensland)
2008 - Damian Shanahan (Australian Capital Territory)
2009 - Tony Harris (South Australia)
2010 - Don Kyle (Western Australia)
2011 - Phil Dale (Victoria), John Gaynor (New South Wales) and Tony Harris (South Australia)
2012 - Shaun Smith (New South Wales)
2013 - Damian Shanahan (Victoria)
2014 - Graeme Lloyd (Western Australia - High Performance) and Glen Tovey (Western Australia - Club)
2015 - Steve Fish (Western Australia - High Performance) and Adrian Lamb (Queensland - Club)

Official of the Year

2006 - Neil Poulton (South Australia)
2007 - Paula Kenning (Queensland)
2008 - Mark Gooding (Victoria)
2009 - Mal Mackay (Queensland)
2010 - Paul Hyham (New South Wales)
2011 - Lorraine Dunn (South Australia)
2012 - Brett Robson (Western Australia)
2013 - Jennie Moloney (Victoria)
2014 - Paul Hyham (New South Wales)
2015 - Jon Byrne (Western Australia)

Administrator of the Year

2006 - Michael Carter (South Australia)
2007 - Steve Walker (Victoria)
2008 - David Hayes (Western Australia)
2009 - Shane Tonkin (Western Australia)
2010 - Geoff Hooker (Western Australia)
2011 - Colin Dick (Queensland)
2012 - Mark Beutler (Australian Capital Territory)
2013 - Theo Vassalakis (Australian Capital Territory)
2014 - Shayne Bennett (South Australia)
2015 - Di Mount-Bryson (Western Australia)

Volunteer of the Year

2006 - Pat Milmlow (New South Wales - National) and Robyn Karlsen (Victoria - Club)
2007 - Lisa Hooley (Northern Territory)
2008 - Tony McPhail (Queensland)
2009 - Louise Paewai (Queensland)
2010 - Charles Conrad (Northern Territory)
2011 - Philip McConachie (New South Wales)
2012 - Kevin Rogers (Queensland), Rod & Julie Tuckwell (New South Wales)
2013 - Grantley Wienert (South Australia) and Ken Robson (New South Wales)
2014 - Kerry Tsui (New South Wales)
2015 - Kerry Jackson (New South Wales)

Club of the Year

2006 - Ku-Ring-Gai Stealers (New South Wales)
2007 - Wanneroo Giants (Western Australia) and Quakers Hill Pirates (New South Wales)
2008 - Macleay Valley Cougars (New South Wales)
2009 - Doncaster Dragons (Victoria) and Peninsula Padres (Queensland)
2010 - Baulkham Hills (New South Wales)
2011 - Belmont (New South Wales) and Beenleigh (Queensland)
2012 - Pine Hills Lightning (Queensland) and MacArthur (New South Wales)
2013 - Carina Redsox (Queensland)
2014 - Windsor Royals (Queensland)
2015 - Essendon Bombers (Victoria)

State Association of the Year

2006 - Baseball Victoria
2007 - Baseball Queensland
2008 - Baseball WA
2009 - Baseball WA
2010 - Baseball ACT
2011 - Baseball Queensland
2012 - Baseball NSW
2013 - Baseball ACT
2014 - Baseball WA
2015 - Baseball SA

President's Award

2006 - Not Awarded
2007 - Norm Perry
2008 - Danny Maruyama
2009 - Ken Wesslink
2010 - Major League Baseball
2011 - Not Awarded
2012 - Neil Barrowcliff
2013 - David Balfour
2014 - Not Awarded
2015 - William Sinclair

Award of Distinction

2010 - Peter Dihm (Victoria)

Footnotes

↑ 2006 BADA winners (and BA Hall of Fame inductees). Retrieved 2009-12-07.

External links

Cassandra Sedgman, "Paul Hyham IBAF 2009 Umpire of the Year". Baseball Australia, 7 December 2009. Retrieved 2009-12-07.

Claxton Shield

Australian Baseball League (1989-1999) International Baseball League of Australia Australian Baseball League (2010-) List of champions

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Teams	Australia Provincial New South Wales Patriots Northern Territory Buffaloes Perth Heat Queensland Rams South Australia Victoria Aces

Baseball in Australia

Governing body

Australian Baseball Federation

State governing bodies

National teams

Men's:
- At the World Cup
- At the Summer Olympics
U-19 (AAA)
Women's
Schoolboys

National senior competitions

Current:	Australian Baseball League (2010-) Claxton Shield (List of champions) National Women's Championships Australian University Games

Defunct:	Australian Baseball League (1989-1999) International Baseball League of Australia

National junior competitions

Awards and honors

Australian Baseball League (2010–)

Seasons

Clubs

Australian Baseball League (1989–1999)

Australian Baseball League Championships Australian Baseball League Records Australian Baseball League Awards

Seasons	1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99

Clubs	Adelaide Giants Brisbane Bandits Gold Coast Clippers > Daikyo Dolphins > Gold Coast Cougars Melbourne Monarchs Melbourne Bushrangers > Canberra Bushrangers Parramatta Patriots Sydney Blues > Sydney Storm Sydney Metros Sydney Wave > Hunter Eagles Perth Heat Waverley Reds > Melbourne Reds

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