After a stunning summer with both bat and ball, Devoy added the DB Robin Medal to his trophy cabinet at Wednesday night's Cricket ACT grade presentation night at Woden Tradies for his 45 wickets and 514 runs across all three first-grade competitions over summer.

He was a runaway winner with 28 votes, six clear of Ginninderra batsman Sam Gaskin, with Queanbeyan's Michael Spaseski third on 20.

It adds to the Peter Solway Medal the Tuggeranong Valley all-rounder won the previous summer as the Comets' best player in the Futures League for 2012-13.

Weston Creek Molonglo's Ingrid Svilans won the SJ Moore Medal for the women's competition for her 422 runs at an average of 70.33, while Luke Ryan won the inaugural Darren Richards Medal as the ACT's best indoor cricketer.

After another stunning summer, Higgs felt Devoy had the tools to take his game to the next level – both at state level and also in the lucrative Big Bash League.

He said Devoy's left-arm orthodox bowling suited Twenty20 cricket.

"Left-arm orthos, in particular, are big value in Big Bash cricket because they spin the ball away from the right-hander," Higgs said.

"Any time they've got a free swing from long-on to around to in front of square, that's where a majority of sixes get hit ... so if they have to hit against the spin, you become effective."

Higgs, who played for South Australia in the Sheffield Shield, said there was interest in Devoy from his old team following two standout performances for the Comets against the Redbacks over the last two summers.

Devoy took 6-74 against the Redbacks at the end of 2012 and then 9-98 against them last November.

That "ninefer" is the second best return ever in the Futures League.

Higgs said he was still learning the trade and could become even more effective as he improves his consistency and patience.

"I know there's definitely interest in him at state-land," he said.

"As soon as someone takes a ninefer, and especially the [South Australian Cricket Association] – last season he took a sixfer against them at Freebody [Oval] so that's two years in a row that he's gone through the SACA.

"If we look at the true spin cities, if you want to be a spin bowler, you really have to go to Sydney or you have to go to Adelaide if you really want to get your spin working through – just with the nature of the wickets."

DB Robin Medal – Shane Devoy

SJ Moore Medal – Ingrid Svilans

Darren Richards Medal – Luke Ryan

Konica Minolta Player of the Year – Chris Chellew

First grade batting award – Sam Gaskin (719 runs)

Fist grade bowling – Shane Devoy  (45 wickets)

Club Championship – Western District/UC