2013 Premiership Results
Congratulations to the 2013 Premiers.
| 11a | Ryde Panthers 1 |
|---|---|
| 11b | Kings Langley |
| 11c | Briars 2 |
| 13a | Ryde Panthers 1 & ND Gold 1 (joint premiers) |
| 13b | Ryde Tigers 2 |
| 13c | Manly 2 |
| 15a | Ryde Panthers 1 |
| 15b | Ryde Tigers 2 |
| 15c | B Hills White |
| 17a | Ryde Panthers 1 |
| 17b | Sydney Uni 1 & KL Kings 1 (joint premiers) |
| 17c | B Hills White |
Club Championship
The North Area Junior hockey Association (NAJHA) awards a Club Championship on an annual basis. This award recognises performances in regular competition matches by all junior teams fielded by a Club irrespective of age group or pool. Competition points are however weighted in the following way; A pool scores are multiplied by 3, B pool scores by 2 and C Pool by 1. Each Club's weighted score for each pool is aggregated and the Club with the most number of points is declared the winner of the Club Championship. The scoring system for North Area junior competition matches recognises wins, draws, losses and byes. Thus this Award recognises performance, not only in the conventional sense, but participation as well.
The winner of the 2013 Club Championship was Ryde
Most Improved Club
The NAJHA recognises also improvement by Clubs on an annual basis. The Club whose Club Championship point score improves the most, as a percentage, over that Club's score in the prior season is declared the Most Improved Club.
The winner of the Most Improved Club in 2013 was Kings Langley
Colin Manning Trophy
The Sydney Junior Hockey Association administers the Sydney Wide Under 15 Competition, a competition that is commonly referred to as the SJHA-U15 Metro Competition. Teams compete for the Colin Manning Trophy in honour of the late Colin Manning. Manning was a Ryde junior who played 322 senior games and represented New South Wales at junior, U21 and Open levels. He was awarded Brian Booth medal (Best and Fairest title for the Sydney Hockey Association) at just 18 years of age and was the leading goal scorer (Ron Riley Medal) in 1993, 1994 and 1997
The winner of the Colin Manning Trophy in 2013 was Ryde Panthers 1