Haseldine Shield Club Best and Fairest
The current Haseldine Shield from 2007 onwards
Haseldine Shield Origin
Brian Haseldine was a past player at the club. He donated an award in his name to players that were pushed up or down the grades and therefore had no chance to win a batting or bowling award in one grade. For this reason, all performances by a player in a season could still result in them winning an award.
The Shield originates from Mt. Lawley Suburban Turf CC in 1973/74. It was then transferred to Northern Suburbs CC when Mt. Lawley STCC amalgamated with Highgate CC in 1975/76. After Northern Suburbs CC became the Bassendean CC in 1980/81, the Shield was once again transferred.
The original Shield is still in the club’s trophy cabinet today. It is pictured below.
The original Haseldine Shield created in 1972/73
As the title suggests, the Haseldine Shield is awarded to the club best and fairest player for a season. It is the highest individual accolade a player at BCC can achieve and is presented annually at our Presentation Night.
Up until the 2017/18 season, T20 games and points were included in the points system, however, a slight tweak to our constitution now means T20 games are not included. This was introduced so that players who played T20 games were not given an advantage of accumulating points from an extra 3-4 games.
Winners of the Haseldine Shield Club Best and Fairest can be found below.
Winners
2000/01 - Present
00/01 - Anthony Carlson
01/02 - Timothy Dann
02/03 - Gerald Gault
03/04 - Sheldon Baker
04/05 - Michael Tsapazi
05/06 - Geoff Hodgson
06/07 - Sunjay Chauvan
07/08 - Ferdinand Penheiro
08/09 - Gerald Gault
09/10 - Drew Flanagan
10/11 - Aaron Onyon
11/12 - Ferdinand Penheiro
12/13 - Philip Miolin
13/14 - Suresh Perera
14/15 - Roshan Jurangpathy
15/16 - Philip Miolin
16/17 - Geoff Hodgson
17/18 - Adam Pesce
18/19 - Alister Lowes
19/20 - Philip Miolin
20/21 - Julian Jeakings
21/22 - Ghanshyambhai Patel
22/23 - Liam Purdy
23/24 - Ben O’Brien
1980/81 - 1999/00
80/81 - Barry Johnson
81/82 - S.Nowotny
82/83 - C.Barron
83/84 - Reg Armstrong
84/85 - K.Kulcup
85/86 - B.Carbone
86/87 - R.Lockett
87/88 - R.Lockett
88/89 - M.Houlette
89/90 - R.Lockett
90/91 - R.Davies
91/92 - Dean Tulloch
92/93 - Mark Dickson
93/94 - Paul Kirkby
94/95 - Carl Notaro
95/96 - Craig Kirkby
96/97 - Joseph Santarini
97/98 - Shane Jennings
98/99 - David Hutchinson
99/00 - Paul Rados
Haseldine Shield Winner 2022/23 - Liam Purdy (pictured centre)