Laing Harrow Shield

The Laing Harrow Shield is a trophy symbolizing the Under 23 Men's Championship of the Australian Softball Federation. The Laing Harrow competition was first held in 1997 by the New South Wales Softball Association as an invitational tournament attended by all the east coast states, in 2004 ASF sanctioned the championship in its own bid to bridge the gap between the Under 19 National Championships and Open National Championships, and increase the retention of elite players. The men's under 23 championship was named after Laing Harrow in 2003.[1]

Laing Harrow Shield
Champions
1998New South Wales
1999 
2000New South Wales
2001Hutt City United
2002Australian Capital Territory
2003Australian Capital Territory
2004New South Wales*
2005Australia Under 19s
2006Australian Capital Territory
2007Australian Capital Territory
2008Australian Capital Territory
* grand final washed out

Previous Individual Award Winners
  • 1999
    • Most Valuable Player:
    • Pitching Award:
    • Batting Award:
  • 2000
    • Most Valuable Player:
    • Pitching Award:
    • Batting Award:
  • 2001
    • Most Valuable Player:
    • Pitching Award:
    • Batting Award:
  • 2002
    • Most Valuable Player:
    • Pitching Award:
    • Batting Award:
  • 2003
    • Most Valuable Player:
    • Pitching Award:
    • Batting Award:
  • 2004
    • Most Valuable Player: Andrew Thurtell (NSW)
    • Pitching Award: Adam Folkard (ACT)
    • Batting Award: Jeff Goolagong (ACT)
  • 2005
    • Most Valuable Player:
    • Pitching Award:
    • Batting Award:
  • 2006
    • Most Valuable Player:
    • Pitching Award:
    • Batting Award:
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See also

References
  1. "History of Laing Harrow". Retrieved 7 October 2009.


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