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globalrugbyleague - Sat, 06 Oct 2007 09:03:00 GMTThe Entrance Tigers premiership winning halfback and second-rower Alex Moore and Brian Tritton took out the honours at the annual Jim Beam Cup presentation night.
Moore took out the Jim Beam Cup Player of the Year following a masterful performance in his side's Grand Final victory against the Sydney Bulls.
The 26-year-old and former Manly first-grader finished the year as the Jim Beam Cup's highest point-scorer and try-scorer.
Tritton, meanwhile, took out the gong for the Jim Beam Cup Representative Player of the Year following his strong performances as captain of the JBC Quad Series team, which finished runners-up to NSW Country at the annual Quad Series event, this year held in Tamworth.
The talented second-rower was equally as strong for the Tigers during their premiership season and was a major contributor to their stunning Grand Final result against the Bulls.
The Ray Stellar Memorial Award went to Windsor's Dick Prior, in recognition of his outstanding efforts with the Windsor Wolves which has seen the club move from strength to strength in League's most competitive arena that is Western Sydney.
To complete the awards night, this year held at Mounties club in Parramatta, the Jim Beam Cheerleader of the Year was presented to Kate Alexander of the Wests Tigers. - Read More, Here
Moore took out the Jim Beam Cup Player of the Year following a masterful performance in his side's Grand Final victory against the Sydney Bulls.
The 26-year-old and former Manly first-grader finished the year as the Jim Beam Cup's highest point-scorer and try-scorer.
Tritton, meanwhile, took out the gong for the Jim Beam Cup Representative Player of the Year following his strong performances as captain of the JBC Quad Series team, which finished runners-up to NSW Country at the annual Quad Series event, this year held in Tamworth.
The talented second-rower was equally as strong for the Tigers during their premiership season and was a major contributor to their stunning Grand Final result against the Bulls.
The Ray Stellar Memorial Award went to Windsor's Dick Prior, in recognition of his outstanding efforts with the Windsor Wolves which has seen the club move from strength to strength in League's most competitive arena that is Western Sydney.
To complete the awards night, this year held at Mounties club in Parramatta, the Jim Beam Cheerleader of the Year was presented to Kate Alexander of the Wests Tigers. - Read More, Here