Emma Manix-Geeves has led the way as the Greater Northern Raiders' superb seasons were rewarded at the CTPL's annual awards night.
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The 'keeper-batter took home several awards, the major one being the Kim Fazackerley Medal as the competition's best player, winning it for the second year running.
Understandably, she also featured in the team of the year alongside fellow Raider Sasha Moloney, while coaches Darren Simmonds and Tim Coyle were named the leaders of both best XIs.
Her night wasn't done there, however, winning the league's wicket-keeping with 13 dismissals.
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Jonathon Chapman backed up his award-winning performances from last year, taking out this season's bowling average with 35 wickets at 16.09.
He was the sole Raiders player named in the team of the year but he was joined by former Cricket North counterpart Jarrod Freeman, who now plies his trade for Lindisfarne.
Playing 12 matches for the Raiders, with injury and Tigers representation reducing her season, Manix-Geeves smacked 560 runs at an average of 62.22 and strike-rate of 95.6.
Starting her season with a bang, she scored 12 out of her 16 votes during rounds nine to 12, polling three in each, before picking up another two votes in the Raiders' round 16 win against New Town.
She hit 91 runs that day, her highest score of the regular season, which was eclipsed by her 122 in the grand final which earned her player of the match honours.
The Emerson Rodwell Medal, presented to the men's first grade player of the year, went to New Town's Harry Manenti.
The Bucks' all-rounder, who is the first from the club to win it since 1991-92, produced several outstanding performances throughout the year, including scoring 107 and claiming match figures of 10-51 against Clarence in round seven.
The night also saw a women's team of the decade from 2009-10 to 2018-19, which featured Moloney, who has played for Kingborough, University and the Raiders during her time in the CTPL.
Elsewhere, the men's second-grade award had a strong Cricket North flavour, with former players Tom Waller (South Launceston) and Jason Shelton (Westbury) sharing the best and fairest.
TEAMS OF THE YEAR
Men: Eamonn Vines, Macalister Wright, Dylan Hay, Jake Doran, Navrojdeep Virk, Jarrod Freeman, Cameron Valente, Harry Manenti, Tom Andrews, Tushaar Garg, Jonathon Chapman. Coach: Tim Coyle, umpires of the year: Simon Burns and Wade Stewart.
Women: Emma Manix-Geeves, Stefanie Daffara, Amy Smith, Naomi Stalenberg, Sasha Moloney, Rachel Priest, Emily Misfud, Erin Fazackerley, Maddison Brooks, Clare Scott, Kirstin Palfrey. Coach: Darren Simmonds