The Harbour Basketball Prizegiving, held at Eventfinda Stadium on Thursday, celebrated a plethora of individual and team successes.

Amongst the achievemsnts recognised were two National Championships, twenty-eight players representing New Zealand and the Most Improved and Most Valuable Player awards presented from all fourty-eight representative teams.

Manager of the year

Carl Murray- Manager of U9 Men.

Volunteer of the year

The Jenkins family

Junior referee of the year

Josh Dawson 

Senior referee of the year

Nick Choi 

Coach of the year

Matt Lacey – Coach of U19 Men, 2019 National Champions.

The Arami Puriri Whanuau Trust Award

Presented for Maori and Pacific Excellence, the award went to Fata Letoa 

 

Also acknowledged were all the Harbour athletes who have represented  New Zealand during 2019. 28 athletes and 5 coaching staff had the honour of representing the country this year.

Tall Blacks

Isaac Fotu

Tom Abercrombie

Tai Webster

Corey Webster

Rob Loe

Jarrod Kenny

Taine Murray

Tall Ferns

Micaela Cocks

Penina Davidson

Matangiroa Flavell

Ella Fotu

3X3 Men/Women

Karl Noyer

Micaela Cocks

Penina Davidson

Tiarna Clarke

Ashleigh Kelman-Poto

Junior Tall Blacks

Sam Mennenga

James Moors

Kruz Perrott-Hunt

NZ U18 3X3 Women  

Tayla Dalton

Emme Shearer

Jordyn Maddix

U18 3X3 Men

Marvin Williams-Dunn

U17 Men

Campbell Atkinson

Reihana Maxwell Topia

Sean Murphy

Harry Payne

U17 Women

Jessica Moors

International Coaching Staff

Jody Cameron-Assistant coach for NZ Tall Ferns.

Bronwen Davidson-Assistant Coach NZ U17 Women

Justine Reed- Head Coach NZ U18 3x3 Women

Matt Lacey-Assistant Coach NZ u17 Men

Karl Noyer-Head Coach NZ U18 3x3 Men

Harbour fielded a remarkable 48 representative teams in 2019. Special mention was made of the U19 Women’s team and the U19 Men’s team who both claimed National Championship titles. 

The full list of award winners for all 48 teams is in the attached document.