A month after claiming World Rugby\u2019s biggest prize, Ardie Savea has claimed the Kelvin R Tremain Memorial Player of the Year at this evening\u2019s ASB Rugby Awards. It is the second time Savea has received the top honour, while he was also named the All Blacks Player of the Year for the third consecutive year.<\/p>\n
The World Series winning All Blacks and Black Ferns Sevens teams were each recognised with the men\u2019s team named adidas New Zealand Team of the Year and women\u2019s Coach Cory Sweeney the ASB New Zealand Coach of the Year.<\/p>\n
The heart of the national game was celebrated with new awards in 2023. Steven Li won Te H\u0101pai New Zealand Rugby Community Impact Award, Li\u2019s commitment to increasing participation, ensuring safety and fostering an inclusive environment were highlighted in the Rip Rugby programme he developed to welcome Asian migrants to the game.<\/p>\n
The Auckland University Rugby Football Club was named as the inaugural Bunnings Warehouse Rugby Club of the Year. Auckland University RFC promote an inclusive culture through their fee subsidy programme, creation of gender-neutral charging facilities along with several on and off field participation opportunities for their community.<\/p>\n
In a big night for the Auckland University club, life member Rob Fisher was recognised with one of the night\u2019s biggest honours, the Steinlager Salver for outstanding contribution to New Zealand Rugby (NZR).<\/p>\n
Involved in rugby administration at club, provincial, national and international level for decades, Fisher has served in governance roles on the NZR, SANZAAR and World Rugby boards. He was part of negotiations for the first sale of rugby\u2019s TV rights with Sky TV and developing the Super 12 and Tri Nations competitions.<\/p>\n
Waikato\u2019s Allen Grainger was awarded the Charles Monro Rugby Volunteer of the Year award, while international referee Ben O\u2019Keeffe was awarded the New Zealand Rugby Referee of the Year for the fourth time.<\/p>\n
The best of our provincial game was recognised with medals in honour of the competition’s greats – South Canterbury\u2019s Siu Kakala receiving the Ian Kirkpatrick Medal, Hawke\u2019s Bay Tui playmaker Krysten Cottrell the Fiao\u2019o Fa\u2019amausili Medal and Counties Manukau hot stepper Etene Nanai-Seturo the Duane Monkley Medal.<\/p>\n
South Canterbury was also recognised for their undefeated season with the adidas National Men\u2019s Team of the Year after winning the Meads Cup for the third consecutive season.<\/p>\n
The Auckland Storm was awarded the adidas National Women\u2019s Team of the Year after claiming the Farah Palmer Cup presented by Bunnings Warehouse Premiership. Championship-winning coach Rawinia Everitt was recognised for her efforts with the Northland Kauri, named the ASB National Women\u2019s Coach of the Year, while Taranaki\u2019s Neil Barnes received the men\u2019s equivalent.<\/p>\n
Crusaders captain Scott Barrett and Matat\u016b loose forward Lucy Jenkins can add DHL Super Rugby Player of the Year titles to their Super Rugby titles from 2023, while Aaron Smith was recognised for another stellar season by receiving the Tom French Memorial M\u0101ori Player of the Year.<\/p>\n
The best to don the black jersey this year were highlighted. Under 20s star Harry Godfrey was named the New Zealand Rugby Age Grade Player of the Year, Akuila Rokolisoa received the Richard Crawshaw Memorial All Blacks Sevens Player of the Year, Stacey Waaka the Black Ferns Sevens Player of the Year and Liana Mikaele-Tu\u2019u the Black Ferns Player of the Year.<\/p>\n
The Sky Fans Try of the Year, decided by public vote, was given to Will Jordan\u2019s finish following some Damian McKenzie magic against Uruguay in the Rugby World Cup.<\/p>\n
NZR CEO Mark Robinson said:<\/p>\n
\u201cCongratulations to all the winners and nominees this year. We\u2019ve had another amazing year of rugby with inspiring performances and contributions at all levels of the game.<\/p>\n
\u201cOur Sevens teams really led the charge with exceptional performances, while Ardie Savea continues to set a high standard in every team he represents and is a worthy recipient of the Kel Tremain award.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s heartening to hear the stories of some of our game\u2019s unsung heroes and we are really proud to have the introduction of new awards in this area in 2023.\u201d<\/p>\n
ASB Chief Transformation Officer Lohit Kalburgi said:<\/p>\n
\u201cASB would like to congratulate this year’s award winners and nominees for your outstanding achievements. We also celebrate and acknowledge the dedication of all of the players, volunteers, coaches, referees, and management teams who have each made an important contribution to rugby in New Zealand in 2023.”<\/p>\n
Award categories listed below, with winners in bold:<\/p>\n
New Zealand Rugby Referee of the Year<\/strong> Charles Monro Rugby Volunteer of the Year<\/strong> Bunnings Warehouse Rugby Club of the Year<\/strong> Te H\u0101pai New Zealand Rugby Community Impact Award<\/strong> New Zealand Rugby Age Grade Player of the Year<\/strong> Ian Kirkpatrick Medal (Heartland Player of the Year)<\/strong> Duane Monkley Medal (NPC Player of the Year)<\/strong> Fiao\u2019o Faamausili Medal (FPC Player of the Year)<\/strong> ASB National Men\u2019s Coach of the Year<\/strong> ASB National Women\u2019s Coach of the Year<\/strong> ASB New Zealand Coach of the Year<\/strong> DHL Super Rugby Pacific Player of the Year<\/strong> Sky Super Rugby Aupiki Player of the Year<\/strong> Tom French Memorial M\u0101ori Player of the Year<\/strong> Richard Crawshaw Memorial All Blacks Sevens Player of the Year<\/strong> Black Ferns Sevens Player of the Year<\/strong> Black Ferns Player of the Year<\/strong> All Blacks Player of the Year<\/strong> adidas National Men\u2019s Team of the Year<\/strong> adidas National Women\u2019s Team of the Year<\/strong> adidias New Zealand Team of the Year<\/strong> Kelvin R Tremain Memorial Player of the Year A month after claiming World Rugby\u2019s biggest prize, Ardie Savea has claimed the Kelvin R Tremain Memorial Player of the Year at this evening\u2019s ASB Rugby Awards. It is the second time Savea has received the top honour, while he was also named the All Blacks Player of the Year for the third consecutive year….<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":19968,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"jetpack_post_was_ever_published":false,"footnotes":"","jetpack_publicize_message":"Ardie Savea wins top prize at ASB Rugby Awards\r\n\r\nA month after claiming World Rugby\u2019s biggest prize, Ardie Savea has claimed the Kelvin R Tremain Memorial Player of the Year at this evening\u2019s ASB Rugby Awards. 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\nMaggie Cogger-Orr
\nAngus Mabey
\nBen O\u2019Keeffe\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nChris Fife (Northland)
\nJohn Hume (Counties Manukau)
\nSharlene Wiselam (Canterbury)
\nAllen Grainger (Waikato)<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nTamatea Rugby Sports Clubs (Hawke\u2019s Bay)
\nAuckland University Rugby Football Club (Auckland)<\/strong>
\nBeachlands Maraetai Rugby Club (Counties Manukau)<\/p>\n
\nSteven Li (Asian Non-Contact Rugby Program)<\/strong>
\nTe Kahurangi Skelton (Otago M\u0101ori Rugby)
\nRichard Perkins (Otago Rugby Football Union)<\/p>\n
\nHarry Godfrey (Hawke\u2019s Bay)<\/strong>
\nMacca Springer (Tasman)
\nAngelica Mekeke-Vahai (Auckland)<\/p>\n
\nSiu Kakala (South Canterbury)<\/strong>
\nStuart Leach (Poverty Bay)
\nAlekesio Vakarorogo (Whanganui)<\/p>\n
\nEtene Nanai-Seturo (Counties Manukau)<\/strong>
\nAdrian Choat (Auckland)
\nFergus Burke (Canterbury)
\nTimoci Tavatavanawai (Tasman)<\/p>\n
\nKrysten Cottrell (Hawke\u2019s Bay)<\/strong>
\nLaura Bayfield (Canterbury)
\nKaipo Olsen-Baker (Manawatu)<\/p>\n
\nNigel Walsh (South Canterbury)
\nNeil Barnes (Taranaki)<\/strong>
\nScott Robertson (Crusaders)<\/p>\n
\nRawinia Everitt (Northland)<\/strong>
\nBlair Baxter (Matat\u016b)
\nWillie Walker (Auckland)<\/p>\n
\nCory Sweeney (Black Ferns Sevens)<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nMark Tele\u2019a (Blues)
\nScott Barrett (Crusaders)<\/strong>
\nDamian McKenzie (Chiefs)<\/p>\n
\nRenee Holmes (Matat\u016b)
\nLucy Jenkins (Matat\u016b)<\/strong>
\nLuka Connor (Chiefs Manawa)
\nTanya Kalounivale (Chiefs Manawa)<\/p>\n
\nAaron Smith (Ng\u0101ti Kahungunu, Manawat\u016b)<\/strong>
\nBilly Harmon (Ng\u0101i Tahu)
\nStacey Waaka (Ng\u0101i T\u016bhoe)
\nArihiana Marino-Tauhinu (Nga Puhi, Ngai Tahuhu)<\/p>\n
\nLeroy Carter
\nAkuila Rokolisoa<\/strong>
\nDylan Collier<\/p>\n
\nJorja Miller
\nStacey Waaka<\/strong>
\nRisaleaana Pouri-Lane<\/p>\n
\nMaiakawanakaulani Roos
\nLiana Mikaele-Tu\u2019u<\/strong>
\nAmy du Plessis<\/p>\n
\nJordie Barrett
\nScott Barrett
\nArdie Savea<\/strong>
\nAaron Smith<\/p>\n
\nCrusaders
\nTaranaki Bulls
\nSouth Canterbury<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nAuckland Storm<\/strong>
\nNorthland Kauri
\nMatat\u016b<\/p>\n
\nAll Blacks Sevens<\/strong><\/p>\n
\nArdie Savea<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"