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Name & History of Trophy	Awarded for	Recipient 2003
Jack Gallagher and Family Trophy Presented by the Gallagher Family.	8 Years & Under Boys Champion	*Jonathan Slockee*
Max Riethmuller and Family Trophy Presented by Max Rieuthmuller and Family. Max Rieuthmuller joined the Club in 1965 and held various positions including Secretary 1965/68, Treasurer 1968/69 and President 1975/76. He was made a Life Member in March 1977.	8 Years & Under Girls Champion	Alissa Doran
McLeod Family Trophy Presented by Kevin and Judy McLeod, members of Telopea until 1996.	9 Years Boys Champion	Huw Warmenhoven
Rogerson Family Trophy Presented by Chris and Kim Rogerson, members of Telopea until 1996.	9 Years Girls Champion	Nicole Martine
Bruce McLeod and Family Trophy Presented by Bruce McLeod. The McLeod family were involved with Telopea during the late 1960's and early 1970's.	10 Years Boys Champion	Mitchell Nemec
Theo Bischoff Trophy Presented by Theo Bishoff.	10 Years Girls Champion	*Amanda Clifford*
CASC - Jensen Trophy Championship Age 1939-40. First Senior Man K. Hill One of the trophies handed to the Club at the 50th Anniversary celebrations.	11 Years Boys Champion	*Robert Albertson Kill*
Bill Taylor Trophy Presented by Bill Taylor, a long time member and tireless worker for the Club. Bill was made a Life Member in 1995.	11 Years Girls Champion	Heather Middleton
JL Davies Cup Presented by John Davies who was a parent and local businessman, Kingston Pharmacy, and was Club Patron during 1966/67.	12 Years Boys Champion	Yoichi Kobayashi
WP Ryan Cup Presented by Bill Ryan who was the convenor of the inaugural meeting of Telopea ASC on 26 November 1964. He became President in August 1965 and held that position until May 1968. Elected Secretary for the 1968/69 and 1969/70 seasons and was President again during the 1974/75 season.	12 Years Girls Champion	Claire Warmenhoven
R Scott-McLean Trophy Presented by Rena Scott-McLean, Life Member and long term office bearer of Telopea during the 1980's and 1990's.	13 Years Boys Champion	*Richard Hills*
Allworth Family Trophy Presented by the Allworth Family.	13 Years Girls Champion	Katrina Northey
TR Colless Trophy	14 Years Boys Champion	Max Ireland
Reg Dryden Trophy Presented by Reg Dryden in 1968.	14 Years Girls Champion	*Sophie Andriolo*
CASC - H Calthorpe Trophy Men Swimming 1937-38 Won by S. Maugher The trophy bears the family name now associated with the historic Calthorpe House on Mugga Way in Canberra but at the time they were a local family like any other. This trophy was donated to the Club by the Calthorpe Family in 1981 during the 50th Anniversary celebrations.	15 Years Boys Champion	John Warmenhoven
FCT School Swimming D Adams Under 16 Sprint Champion 1937 (Fire Chiefs Trophy) Prior to the opening of the Manuka Pool in 1931 and the establishment of the Canberra ASC, the only swimming body in Canberra was the Canberra Fire Brigade Amateur Swimming Club which used to conduct events in the Molonglo River. This trophy, now known as the Fire Chiefs Trophy, was originally donated for School competition and is another of the trophies donated to the Club during the 50th Anniversary celebrations.	15 Years Girls Champion	Emma Fitzgibbon
James Brophy Trophy James Brophy was involved with swimming in Canberra since its inception. He was an Auditor of the Club in its early days (1968) and also a past Patron of the Club. This trophy was presented to the Club in 1968. The Brophy Shield (the inter-district meet held in Canberra each year) was named after James Brophy in honour of his work for Country Swimming.	16 Years Boys Champion	*Kiernan McGill*
Reeve Trophy Member of the Canberra Club 1967/68.	16 Years Girls Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
Canberra Trophy Centre Donated to the Club in 1981 to encourage the older swimmers to continue to swim competitively.	17 Years and Over Boys Champion	Kikai Kobayashi
Greg Breadman Sports Centre Trophy Donated to the Club in 1981 to encourage the older swimmers to continue to swim competitively.	17 Years and Over Girls Champion	Melanie Cupitt
R Spreadbury Trophy Member of the Canberra Club. Trophy donated in 1965/66.	Open Mens Champion	Kiernan McGill
EH Delaney Trophy Original member of Telopea ASC. Presented at first Championships in 1965/66.	Open Womens Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
Murden Gwyther Plate Originally for Open Men 100 yards Freestyle Championship (became the 100 metres in 1984/85). Presented to Telopea ASC at the 50th Anniversary Swimming Carnival held at Manuka in 1981.	Open Mens 100m Freestyle Champion	Nick Lee
President’s Plate Originally for the Open Women 100 yards Freestyle Championship (became the 100 metres in 1984/85). This trophy was donated by Mr Pat Brazil who joined the Club in 1968. He held the position of President from 1977/78 to 1981/82 and was made a Life Member in May 1982. Mr Brazil is currently the Club Patron.	Open Womens 100m Freestyle Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
Dora Craig Memorial Trophy Donated by the Craig Family in 1988 in memory of Dora Craig. This trophy alternated between male and female Breaststroke Champions. Dora Craig joined Telopea ASC in 1973 and became Secretary in 1974. She held this position until 1985 when she became Senior Vice-President, holding this position until her death in 1986. She was honoured with a Life Membership in 1984 and was the first recipient of the Hollingworth Trophy in 1979. She was also awarded a NSWASA Service Merit Award in 1986 in recognition of her contribution to the advancement of swimming in the Southern NSW and Capital Territory Districts.	Open Mens 100m Breaststroke Champion	Max Ireland
Dora Craig Memorial Trophy In line with the wishes of the original Dora Craig Memorial Trophy, this trophy alternates between male and female Breaststroke Champions.	Open Womens 100m Breaststroke Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
The Matthew Hudson Trophy Donated to the Club by Matthew Hudson, swimmer, retired 2001.	Open Mens 200m Freestyle Champion	Kikai Kobayashi
The Peter Freney Trophy Donated to the Club in 2003 in appreciation for his many years of leadership and tireless coaching.	Open Mens 100m Butterfly Champion	*Kiernan McGill*
The Peter Freney Trophy Donated to the Club in 2003 in appreciation for his many years of leadership and tireless coaching.	Open Womens 100m Butterfly Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
Ailsa Neil Memorial Trophy Donated by the McLeod Family in memory of Ailsa Neil, a valued supporter of Telopea.	Open Mens 200m Butterfly Champion	Kikai Kobayashi
Ailsa Neil Memorial Trophy Donated by the Pope Family. Ailsa Neil provided support to the Club over several years in the early 1990's through preparation of the programmes for the major Telopea meets and other tasks for the Club. This trophy was donated in 1993 in recognition of her association with the Club.	Open Womens 200m Butterfly Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
The Margaret Freney Trophy Donated to the Club in 2003 in appreciation for her many years of tireless support.	Open Mens 100m Backstroke Champion	Kikai Kobayashi
The Margaret Freney Trophy Donated to the Club in 2003 in appreciation for her many years of tireless support.	Open Womens 100m Backstroke Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
Ben and Peter George Memorial Trophy Donated by Bill George, President of Telopea from 1988 to 1994. Bill and Sue's daughter, Amy, was Club Captain in 1989. Bill George was made a Life Member of the club in 2000.	Open Mens 200m Backstroke Champion	Kikai Kobayashi
Fogarty Family Trophy Donated by Narelle and Alan Fogarty. Narelle is a Life Member of Telopea and long serving Management Committee Member. Alan was also a valued member of the Management Committee for a number of years.	Open Womens 200m Backstroke Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
Harrex Family Trophy Donated to the Club in 2000.	Open Mens & Womens 200m Breaststroke Champions	Max Ireland Sarah-Louise Paton
Bill Baker and Family Trophy Donated to the Club in 2000. Bill Baker was President of Telopea 1997/98, Vice-President and valued member of the Management Committee for many years. Bill was made a Life Member of the club in 2000.	Open Mens 400m Freestyle Champion	Kikai Kobayashi
Bill Baker and Family Trophy Donated to the Club in 2000. Bill Baker was President of Telopea 1997/98, Vice-President and valued member of the Management Committee for many years. Bill was made a Life Member of the club in 2000.	Open Womens 400m Freestyle Champion	Sarah-Louise Paton
Maurice McInerny Trophy Presented by Maurice McInerny in 1973/74 as a Saturday Morning Point Score Trophy for Boys. With the conclusion of Saturday morning swimming when Telopea left the Manuka Pool it was decided to introduce a new award - Club Night Pointscore 12 & Under Boys Champion for the whole of the swimming year.	Club Night Pointscore 12 & Under Boys	Mitchell Nemec
Lloyd Pollard Trophy First presented to the Club in 1974 for Saturday Morning Point Score Trophy for Girls. Again, with the conclusion of Saturday morning swimming the trophy became the Club Night Pointscore 12 & Under Girls Champion for the whole of the swimming year.	Club Night Pointscore 12 & Under Girls	Claire Warmenhoven
Jim Fraser Memorial Cup Presented to the Club in 1969/70. Mr Fraser served as the Local Member of Parliament for a considerable period of time. Awarded to the Senior Boy with the highest Club Night Pointscore for the whole of the swimming year.	Club Night Pointscore Senior Boys	John Warmenhoven
Ingrid & Ian Wells Perpetual Trophy Ian Wells was a Coach and Office Bearer of Telopea for several years prior to becoming Coach of the Woden Club. Awarded to the Senior Girl with the highest Club Night Pointscore for the whole of the swimming year.	Club Night Pointscore Senior Girls	Tessa Hadobas
CASC - H Calthorpe Trophy Men Swimming 1938-39 Won by S. Maugher The trophy bears the family name now associated with the historic Calthorpe House on Mugga Way in Canberra but at the time they were a local family like any other. This trophy was originally donated to the Canberra ASC during the 1938/39 season and was subsequently donated to Telopea during the 50th Anniversary celebrations.	Winter Pointscore Boys	Huw Warmenhoven
CASC - Sir George Knowles Trophy 1938-39 Won by F. Thomas This trophy was originally donated to the Canberra ASC during the 1938/39 season and was donated to Telopea at the 50th Anniversary Swimming Carnival held at the Manuka Pool in 1981.	Winter Pointscore Girls	Claire Warmenhoven
Les Barclay Plate First presented in 1996. Les is currently a Coach of the Club.	Brace Relay	Mitchell Nemec Patrick Hudson
Barry Newport Trophy Presented to the Club by Barry Newport in 1975. Barry Newport was the Junior Boy Champion at the Club's first official Championships held during February 1966. He was an outstanding swimmer who represented the Club at Country, State and National levels. He was Club Captain between 1968 and 1972.	Most Consistent Boy	Pavel Cheimardinov
Pam Cass Trophy Presented to the Club by Pam Cass during the 1974/75 season. Mrs Cass joined the Club in 1967. She was the Club Recorder for several years and was awarded Life Membership in July 1974.	Most Consistent Girl	Emma Fitzgibbon
Canberra Trophy Centre	Most Improved Boy	Richard Hills
Canberra Trophy Centre	Most Improved Girl	Sarah Louise Paton
Freney Family Trophy The Freney Family has been a part of Telopea as swimmers, parents, office bearers and coaches for over 20 years. Both Peter (Coach) and Margaret are Life Members of the Club.	Most Dedicated in Training	Emma Fitzgibbon
Droop Family Trophy Presented by the Droop Family in 1980.	Encouragement Award	John Warmenhoven
D Veal & R Adams Trophy Donated by David Veal and Rosemary Adams, Club Captains of Telopea in 1984.	Junior Encouragement Award	Kirstin Doran
Capital Television Shield Donated by Capital Television after several of the 12 and under swimmers did a TV commercial for Canberra Milk.	Best Junior Swimmer	Heather Middleton
C Flutter & K Scott-McLean Trophy Presented to Telopea ASC by Chloe Flutter and K Scott-McLean, past Club Captains.	Long Distance Specialist	Sarah-Louise Paton
Coach’s Trophy Donated by Peter Freney, Coach of Telopea ASC.	Outstanding Achievement	Sarah-Louise Paton
Captains Trophy for Sportsmanship The recipient of this award is determined by the Telopea Club Captains.	Sportsmanship	Max Ireland
The Sainsbery Family Trophy Presented to the Club by the Sainsbery Family.	Outstanding Swimming and Academic Excellence	Kiernan McGill
Hollingworth Trophy Presented to the Club by Dr Hollingworth.	Significant Contribution by a Parent	Beth Hawes