State awards wrap 2021-22: All the winners

Another summer of cricket is done and dusted, and it was Western Australia that dominated the domestic competitions, taking home four of the five trophies on offer. 

The Perth Scorchers Women kicked it off in November by winning the Weber WBBL before their men followed suit by claiming the KFC BBL crown in January, becoming the most successful team in the history of the competition with four titles.

WA men then won the Marsh One-Day Cup in a thriller against NSW in March before they capped off the summer by winning the state's first Marsh Sheffield Shield title in 23 years. 

The Tasmanian Tigers were the other winners this season, claiming their first Women's National Cricket League title with a thumping nine-wicket victory against South Australia Scorpions at Blundstone Arena. 

The domestic summer began in late September and ran until April 4 with players, coaches and officials again having to navigate the unknowns of the pandemic.

Victoria and NSW men's sides only played against each other before Christmas due to the state border closures, while several BBL games were postponed and rescheduled. 

Floods in Queensland also curtailed the first day of the Shield clash against South Australia and the WNCL was postponed in early January due to nationwide COVID-19 outbreaks. 

With the team titles wrapped up, five of the six states has now handed out their individual awards. 

CA state cricket awards 

Marsh Sheffield Shield Players of the Year: Travis Dean (Victoria) and Henry Hunt (South Australia) 

Women’s National Cricket League Player of the Year: Erin Osborne (ACT) 

Marsh One-Day Cup Player of the Year: Matthew Renshaw (Queensland) 

Weber Women’s Big Bash League Player of the Year: Harmanpreet Kaur (Melbourne Renegades) 

KFC Big Bash League Player of the Year: Ben McDermott (Hobart Hurricanes)

Lord’s Taverners Indigenous Cricketer of the Year: Scott Boland (Australia, Victoria, Hobart Hurricanes) 

Benaud Spirit of Cricket Award (Men’s): Queensland 

Benaud Spirit of Cricket Award (Women’s): Victoria 

Cricket Australia Umpire Award: Phil Gillespie 

New South Wales

Steve Waugh Medal: Chris Tremain 

Belinda Clark Medal: Maitlan Brown 

Sheffield Shield Player of the Year: Chris Tremain

Michael Bevan Medal (Marsh One-Day Cup Player of the Year): Hayden Kerr 

Mike Hussey Medal (Sydney Thunder BBL Player of the Year): Sam Billings 

Alex Blackwell Medal (Sydney Thunder WBBL Player of the Year): Smriti Mandhana

Sydney Sixers BBL Player of the Year: Hayden Kerr 

Sydney Sixers WBBL Player of the Year: Nicole Bolton 

WNCL Player of the Tournament: Erin Burns 

Alex Blackwell Women's Country Player of the Year: Ebony Hoskin 

Josh Hazlewood Men's Country Player of the Year: Aidan Cahill 

NSW Hall Of Fame inductee: Keith Miller and Sally Griffiths 

Queensland 

TBA. Queensland Cricket will hold their awards night on April 28.

South Australia 

Andrea McCauley Medal: Courtney Webb 

Neil Dansie Medal: Henry Hunt 

Lord Hampden Trophy (Sheffield Shield Player of the Year): Henry Hunt

Marsh One-Day Cup MVP: Alex Carey 

BBL Adelaide Strikers MVP: Matt Short 

Barry Jarman Most Improved trophy: Thomas Kelly

WBBL Adelaide Strikers MVP: Katie Mack 

Lauren Ebsary (best young player) Award: Ellie Falconer 

Scorpions Coaches Award: Tegan McPharlin 

Barry 'Nugget' Rees (team culture) Award: Jordan Buckingham 

State Indigenous Female Player of the Year: Jacinta Goodger-Chandler 

State Indigenous Male Player of the Year: Tyrell Sinclair 

Tasmania 

Ricky Ponting Medal: Peter Siddle & Jordan Silk 

David Boon Medal (Marsh Sheffield Shield): Caleb Jewell 

Jack Simmons Medal (Marsh One-Day Cup): Jordan Silk 

Hobart Hurricanes BBL|11 Player of the Tournament: Ben McDermott 

Jamie Cox Male Young Player of the Year: Tim Ward 

Female Tigers Player of the Year: Sarah Coyte 

Hobart Hurricanes WBBL|07 Player of the Tournament: Tayla Vlaeminck

Female Young Player of the Year: Emma Mannix-Geeves 

State Umpire of the Year: Mike Graham Smith 

Chairman’s Award (Female Program): Sarah Coyte 

Chairman's Award (Male Program): Sam Rainbird 

Scott Mason Memorial Male Captain's Award: Caleb Jewell 

Female Tigers Captain’s Award: Sasha Moloney 

Victoria

Bill Lawry Medal (Sheffield Shield): Nic Maddinson 

Dean Jones Medal (Marsh Cup): Henry Thornton 

John Scholes Medal (players' player): Nic Maddinson

Sharon Tredrea Award (WNCL): Nicole Faltum 

Women's players' player: Kim Garth 

Melbourne Stars BBL and WBBL Players of the Year: Joe Clarke and Kim Garth 

Melbourne Renegades BBL and WBBL Players of the Year: Kane Richardson and Harmanpreet Kaur 

Western Australia 

Laurie Sawle Medal: Hilton Cartwright 

Zoë Goss Medal: Amy Edgar 

Gold Cup (best international player): Mitch Marsh

WA Domestic One-Day Player of The Year: Andrew Tye 

WA Domestic Four-Day Player of the Year: Hilton Cartwright 

WA WNCL Player of the Year: Amy Edgar 

Simon Katich Medal (BBL Player of the Year): Ashton Agar 

Perth Scorchers WBBL Player of the Year: Sophie Devine

Male Rising Star: Teague Wyllie 

Female Rising Star: Georgia Wyllie 

Excalibur Award (team values): Hilton Cartwright 

Legacy Award (team values): Georgia Wyllie 

Gallery of Greats Inductees: Zoë Goss, Darryl Foster OAM

Australian Capital Territory

ACT Meteors Player of the Year (Calver Medal): Erin Osborne

ACT NSW Country Comets Player of the Year (Solway Medal): Blake Nikitaras