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The Harold Matthews Cup
is a 15 Team State Wide - Under 16's competition conducted by the NSW Rugby League.
The Harold Matthews Cup runs for 9 Rounds plus finals and was first started in 1970.

The S.G Ball Cup
is a 15 Team State Wide - Under 18's competition conducted by the NSW Rugby League.
The S.G. Ball Cup runs for 9 Rounds plus finals and was first started in 1965.

The Jersey Flegg Cup
is a 14 Team State Wide - Under 20's competition conducted by the NSW Rugby League.
The Jersey Flegg Cup runs for 26 Rounds and was first started in 1961.

ELITE JUNIOR COMPETITION AWARDS

METUISELA TAKES TOP AWARD

Balmain Tigers Rugby League Football Club staged its annual presentation night on Thursday, October 26.

Players from the Harold Matthews, SG Ball, Jersey Flegg to Premier League teams were present to receive awards ranging from best and fairest to player of the year.

Second-rower Tevita Metuisela won the Harry Quinlan Award for Premier League Best and Fairest player. Other Premier League awards went to Ben Jeffery for best back, Jarrod Saffy for best forward, Taniela Tuiaki for players’ player, and Stacey Katu took out the coaches award.

Hooker Stuart Flanagan capped off his fine season by being named the rookie of the year. Ben Jeffery was presented the Scott Gale leading tryscorer award after bagging 25 tries in 2006.

The Kevin O’Keefe Clubperson award went to Jim Farlow.

Half-back Ben Reynolds scored 196 points in 2006 to take out the Keith Barnes leading pointscorer award.

Other medal winners were:

George Thompson Scholarship Award – Matthew Hyland – small trophy

John Kelly Quiet Achiever Award – Rhys Jack – small trophy

HAROLD MATTHEWS CUP

Harold Matthews Best & Fairest – Aaron Woods
Harold Matthews Best Back – Tim Bennets
Harold Matthews Best Forward – Matthew Hyland
Harold Matthews Players Player – Matthew Mizzi - Pewter
Harold Matthews Coaches Award – Ben James
TWT Harold Matthews player of the year – Aaron Woods

S. G. BALL CUP

S.G. Ball Best & Fairest – Matthew Ryan
S.G. Ball Best Back – Scott Goodsir
S.G. Ball Best Forward – Troy Adams
S.G. Ball Players Player – Ben Forbes - Pewter
S.G. Ball Coaches Award – Dean Webster
TWT S.G. Ball player of the year – Matthew Ryan

JERSEY FLEGG

Flegg Best & Fairest – Adam Gardiner Award – Marc Russell
Flegg Best Back – Rob Chauvet
Flegg Best Forward – Atelea Vea
Flegg Players Player – Corey Kinsella
Flegg Coaches Award – Rod Griffin

SOURCE : WestsTigers

PAST PREMIERS:
HAROLD MATTHEWS CUP	S. G. BALL CUP	JERSEY FLEGG CUP
1970 Parramatta 1971 Parramatta 1972 Parramatta 1973 Cronulla 1974 South Sydney 1975 Parramatta 1976 Parramatta 1977 Cronulla 1978 Canberra 1979 Penrith 1980 Group 12 1981 Parramatta 1982 Parramatta 1983 Group 6 1984 Canberra 1985 Penrith 1986 Parramatta 1987 Illawarra 1988 Parramatta 1989 Penrith 1990 Parramatta 1991 Gold Coast 1992 Newcastle 1993 Canberra 1994 Parramatta 1995 Canberra 1996 Illawarra 1997 Parramatta 1998 Parramatta 1999 Parramatta 2000 Newcastle 2001 Sharks 2002 Penrith 2003 Parramatta 2004 Parramatta 2005 Penrith 2006 Penrith 2007 Canterbury 2008 Parramatta	1965 South Sydney 1966 Parramatta 1967 Parramatta 1968 Parramatta 1969 South Sydney 1970 St.George 1971 Western Suburbs 1972 Canterbury 1973 Parramatta 1974 South Sydney 1975 South Sydney 1976 South Sydney 1977 Penrith 1978 Canterbury 1979 South Sydney 1980 South Sydney 1981 Penrith 1982 Balmain 1983 Parramatta 1984 St.George 1985 Penrith 1986 South Sydney 1987 Parramatta 1988 Parramatta 1989 Illawarra 1990 Newcastle 1991 Parramatta 1992 St.George 1993 Parramatta 1994 South Sydney 1995 Canberra 1996 Illawarra 1997 Sydney City 1998 South Sydney 1999 Parramatta 2000 Penrith 2001 Newcastle 2002 Western Suburbs 2003 Penrith 2004 Newcastle 2005 Canberra 2006 Penrith 2007 2008	1961 Manly-Warringah 1962 South Sydney 1963 Canterbury 1964 South Sydney 1965 Western Suburbs 1966 South Sydney 1967 South Sydney 1968 South Sydney 1969 South Sydney 1970 Parramatta 1971 Canterbury 1972 South Sydney 1973 Balmain 1974 Manly-Warringah 1975 St.George 1976 Canterbury 1977 Penrith 1978 South Sydney 1979 Canterbury 1980 Balmain 1981 Balmain 1982 Balmain (d Cronulla) 1983 Canterbury 1984 Balmain 1985 Parramatta 1986 Penrith 1987 Manly-Warringah 1988 Balmain 1989 Canberra 1990 Parramatta 1991 Newcastle 1992 Newcastle 1993 Canberra 1994 Balmain 1995 Roosters 1996 St George 1997 Balmain 1998 North Sydney 1999 Canterbury 2000 Bulldogs 2001 Bulldogs 2002 Sydney City 2003 Bulldogs 2004 Sydney Roosters 2005 St George-Illawarra

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