Junior Grade awards
Under 16 Competition (BankSA Shield)
The BankSA Shield, an under-16 competition run by the SACA, entered its 64th season when teams met for a two week carnival in January 2012.
Commencing in 1947-48, the carnival originally consisted of ten district teams and two country teams in what was known as the District schoolboys competition. This competition continued to grow and in 1973-74 was renamed as the Shell Shield.
At this time, the competition consisted of 12 District club teams and two country teams. The carnival was held over a period of three weeks with each team playing 11 matches. The team that won the most number of matches was declared the winner of the carnival.
The competition is now known as the BankSA Shield and consists of sixteen teams, comprising twelve Grade clubs, SACA’s under-15’s, a team representing community cricket and two country teams. Teams are divided into two zones and play six matches plus a round of finals to determine the placing for all teams. The two leading teams then play in a Grand Final on the last day of the carnival to determine the overall winner. At the end of each carnival, a team of the year is selected and in the past, this team has travelled to play in South Australian country areas such as Mount Gambier, Port Lincoln, Clare, the Riverland and Yorke Peninsula.
Under 16 Boys
|
Season |
Club |
Season |
Club |
Season |
Club |
|
1947-48 |
Sturt |
1969-70 |
Port Adelaide / Prospect / Sturt |
1991-92 |
Sturt |
|
1948-49 |
Sturt |
1970-71 |
Glenelg |
1992-93 |
Adelaide |
|
1949-50 |
Prospect |
1971-72 |
Glenelg |
1993-94 |
Kensington |
|
1950-51 |
Port Adelaide |
1972-73 |
Woodville |
1994-95 |
Tea Tree Gully |
|
1951-52 |
Adelaide |
1973-74 |
Port Adelaide |
1995-96 |
Adelaide |
|
1952-53 |
Prospect |
1974-75 |
Port Adelaide |
1996-97 |
Salisbury |
|
1953-54 |
Country Combined |
1975-76 |
Glenelg / West Torrens |
1997-98 |
Northern Districts |
|
1954-55 |
Country Combined |
1976-77 |
Salisbury |
1998-99 |
Southern District |
|
1955-56 |
Port Adelaide |
1977-78 |
Adelaide |
1999-00 |
Sturt |
|
1956-57 |
Kensington |
1978-79 |
Adelaide / Glenelg / Kensington |
2000-01 |
Sturt |
|
1957-58 |
Woodville |
1979-80 |
Glenelg |
2001-02 |
Tea Tree Gully |
|
1958-59 |
Prospect |
1980-81 |
Country |
2002-03 |
Tea Tree Gully |
|
1959-60 |
Prospect |
1981-82 |
Glenelg |
2003-04 |
Adelaide |
|
1960-61 |
Glenelg |
1982-83 |
Kensington |
2004-05 |
East Torrens |
|
1961-62 |
Sturt |
1983-84 |
Glenelg / Adelaide / Prospect |
2005-06 |
East Torrens |
|
1962-63 |
Woodville |
1984-85 |
Sturt |
2006-07 |
West Torrens |
|
1963-64 |
Woodville |
1985-86 |
Prospect |
2007-08 |
West Torrens |
|
1964-65 |
West Torrens |
1986-87 |
Adelaide |
2008-09 |
Glenelg |
|
1965-66 |
Adelaide |
1987-88 |
Sturt |
2009-10 |
West Torrens |
|
1966-67 |
Sturt/Glenelg |
1988-89 |
Prospect / Salisbury |
2010-11 |
West Torrens |
|
1967-68 |
Prospect |
1989-90 |
East Torrens |
2011-12 |
West Torrens |
|
1968-69 |
Port Adelaide |
1990-91 |
Adelaide |
2012-13 |
Tea Tree Gully / Glenelg |
Under 13 Competition (Ray Sutton Shield)
In 1979-80, the South Australia Cricket Association programmed and managed the under-13 boys “Savings Bank Shield Competition”. For this initial season, twelve Clubs, including Edwardstown and Salisbury, were split into four groups.
At the conclusion of the minor round matches, the winners in each group played in semi-finals to determine the teams to compete in the final.
The final was played on Adelaide No 2 and Sturt defeated East Torrens.
The 1982-83 competition saw a change of format from the previous concept of four zones. To give a greater depth to the series, the teams were grouped in two zones of six, allowing for each team to play each other once.
The competition was briefly referred to as the “State Bank Shield” from 1984-85 until 1990-91. After this time, the competition has been known as the Ray Sutton Shield, in recognition of the man whose idea and initiative it was to begin this competition.
Sutton began his cricket administration career at Prospect as Secretary, and during his time there, Prospect won seven premierships in eleven years. He joined the SACA in 1980 as the District Cricket Coordinator and during the next 10 years was instrumental in establishing this junior competition. After retiring in 1990 as the SACA Cricket Coordinator, the competition was named in his honour.
Today, the Ray Sutton Shield competition acts as an introduction for young crickets to Grade cricket. Clubs are split into two geographical zones with games exhibiting the best primary school cricketers from each zone. Six rounds have been scheduled on Sunday afternoons (including a semi final round) and provides players with a chance to utilize the best Grade club facilities.
Under 13 Boys
|
Season |
Club |
Season |
Club |
Season |
Club |
|
1975-76 |
Woodville |
1991-92 |
Salisbury |
2002-03 |
East Torrens |
|
1979-80 |
Sturt |
1992-93 |
Salisbury |
2003-04 |
West Torrens |
|
1982-83 |
Edwardstown |
1993-94 |
Tea Tree Gully |
2004-05 |
Southern District |
|
1983-84 |
East Torrens |
1994-95 |
Sturt (Blue) |
2005-06 |
West Torrens |
|
1984-85 |
Tea Tree Gully |
1995-96 |
Adelaide (Gold) |
2006-07 |
Kensington |
|
1985-86 |
Tea Tree Gully |
1996-97 |
Prospect |
2007-08 |
Kensington |
|
1986-87 |
West Torrens |
1997-98 |
Northern Districts (Orange) |
2008-09 |
West Torrens |
|
1987-88 |
Sturt |
1998-99 |
Southern District |
2009-10 |
Adelaide |
|
1988-89 |
Salisbury |
1999-00 |
Prospect |
2010-11 |
East Torrens |
|
1989-90 |
East Torrens |
2000-01 |
Tea Tree Gully |
2011-12 |
Kensington |
|
1990-91 |
East Torrens |
2001-02 |
Southern District |
2012-13 |
Glenelg |
Under 16 and Under 14 Competitions
Under 16 and Under 14 Competitions
|
Season |
Under 16 Red |
Under 16 White |
Under 14 Red |
Under 14 White |
|
1978-79 |
East Torrens |
|
Glenelg |
|
|
1979-80 |
Glenelg |
|
Kensington |
|
|
1980-81 |
Adelaide |
|
Sturt |
|
|
1981-82 |
Adelaide |
|
Prospect |
|
|
1982-83 |
Glenelg |
|
Glenelg |
|
|
1983-84 |
Glenelg |
|
Southern
District |
|
|
1984-85 |
Salisbury |
|
Adelaide |
|
|
1985-86 |
Southern
District |
|
West Torrens |
|
|
1986-87 |
West Torrens |
|
Adelaide |
|
|
1987-88 |
Tea Tree Gully |
|
West Torrens |
|
|
1988-89 |
Prospect |
Tea Tree Gully |
Elizabeth |
East Torrens |
|
1989-90 |
Elizabeth |
Adelaide |
Salisbury |
Glenelg |
|
1990-91 |
Salisbury |
East Torrens |
Sturt |
Sturt |
|
1991-92 |
Salisbury |
East Torrens |
East Torrens |
Glenelg |
|
1992-93 |
East Torrens |
Glenelg |
Tea Tree Gully |
Salisbury |
|
1993-94 |
Tea Tree Gully |
Tea Tree Gully |
Tea Tree Gully |
Adelaide |
|
1994-95 |
Southern District |
West Torrens |
Tea Tree Gully |
Sturt |
|
1995-96 |
Tea Tree Gully |
Sturt |
Sturt |
Sturt |
|
1996-97 |
Sturt |
Southern
District |
Kensington |
Sturt |
|
1997-98 |
Tea Tree Gully |
Southern
District |
Adelaide |
Sturt |
|
1998-99 |
Tea Tree Gully |
Northern Districts |
Adelaide |
Sturt |
|
1999-00 |
Southern District |
Northern Districts |
Sturt |
Glenelg |
|
2000-01 |
Sturt |
Glenelg |
Adelaide |
East Torrens |
|
2001-02 |
Adelaide |
Tea Tree Gully |
Southern
District |
East Torrens |
|
2002-03 |
West Torrens |
Southern
District |
Southern
District |
Southern
District |
|
2003-04 |
Southern
District |
Southern
District |
Northern
Districts |
Sturt |
|
2004-05 |
Adelaide |
Southern
District |
Southern
District |
Kensington |
|
2005-06 |
West Torrens |
Northern Districts |
Prospect |
Northern
Districts |
|
2006-07 |
West Torrens |
Southern
District |
West Torrens |
Adelaide |
|
2007-08 |
Northern Districts |
East Torrens |
West Torrens |
Kensington |
|
2008-09 |
East Torrens |
Tea Tree Gully |
East Torrens |
Sturt |
|
2009-10 |
West Torrens |
East Torrens |
West Torrens |
Kensington |
|
2010-11 |
Port Adelaide |
Kensington |
Adelaide |
Sturt |
|
2011-12 |
West Torrens |
Prospect |
Sturt |
Kensington |
|
2012-13 |
Woodville |
Sturt |
Northern Districts |
East Torrens |
