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• NSW Honours Recipients Trophy
• Kevyn Webb OAM NSW Sprint Champs
• NSWRA Schoolboy Head of the River
• Edward Trickett NSW Grade Championships
• Bohemia Crystal River Cup

NSW Honours Recipients Trophy

Awarded to the school(s) or club(s) who received the most points in events at the NSWRA State Championships.

Kevyn Webb OAM NSW Sprint Champs

Awarded to the school(s) and/or club(s) who gained the most points in all Men’s & Women’s events at the NSWRA Sprint Championships.

Kevyn Webb competed in the Men's Double sculls event at the 1960 Summer Olympics. Kevyn joined Haberfield in 1938 and over the next 22 years won 18 State Championships and over 200 open races. As a coach his crews won 32 State Championships. At Haberfield he held every official position from Captain to President to Patron. In NSW he held numerous official positions including Vice President of the Association, selector and Interstate Championships Organising Committee Chairman.

NSWRA Schoolboy Head of the River

Awarded to the school(s) that gained the most points in all events at the NSWRA Schoolboy Head of the River.

Edward Trickett NSW Grade Championships Point Score

Awarded to the club(s) who received the most points in all Men’s & Women’s events at the Edward Trickett NSW Grade Championships Regatta.

Edward "Ned" Trickett was an Australian rower. Trickett took part in his first race at the age of ten. It was the Anniversary Day Regatta and he finished second in the under 16 maiden sculls. At the age of fourteen he won the 12-foot dinghy title also at the Anniversary Day Regatta. He went onto defeat most of the State's professional scullers to become the Australian Professional Sculling Champion. In May 1876 the Sydney innkeeper, James Punch, who was a former sculler, took Trickett to England. Trickett went on to win Australia's first world sporting title on 27th June, 1876 by defeating the two-times champion, Englishman Joseph Sadler, for the World Sculling Championship. He was in fact the first Australian to be recognised as a world champion in any sport, after winning the World Sculling Championship in 1876, a title he held until 1880, when he was beaten by Canadian Ned Hanlan. Trickett was born at Greenwich, on the Lane Cove River.

Bohemia Crystal River Cup

Awarded to the club(s) who gained the most points in NSWRA Time Trial Events.