Penny Dunbabin Memorial Trophy for Premier League Women’s Best & Fairest
Coming to the club from Devonport, to play alongside her sister, Robyn McCambridge, Penny played A-Grade for OHA Women in the late 1990s. As an ex Olympian, Penny had a wealth of experience and class. She was an exceptional leader and valued team member.
Penny was a true role model, and everyone who has had the pleasure of playing hockey with her, has the up most respect for her. She possessed the best ‘sportsmanship’ of any player.
Penny is a member of the Tasmanian Sporting Hall of Fame and was the first Tasmanian ever to have made an Olympic women’s hockey team.
Penny won this award multiple times, and after retiring from A-Grade, she played in the inaugural OHA Women’s Veteran’s team, who won the premiership in that first year. She went on to win the Hockey South Veteran’s Women Best & Fairest in 1999, 2000 & 2001.
This award was named in honour of her, after her passing in 2014. Acknowledging her lasting contribution to womens hockey at OHA, both on an off the field.
2023 – Sarah McCambridge
2022 – Madeleine Murphy
2021 – Maddison Brooks
2020 – Sarah McCambridge
2019 – Sarah McCambridge
2018 – Sofie McLeod
2017 – Jean Flanagan
2016 – Sarah McCambridge
2015 – Sarah McCambridge
Women’s A-Grade Best & Fairest (Retired in 2014)
2014 – Maddi Murphy
2013 – Maddi Murphy & Sue Brooks
2012 – Abby Douglas
2011 – Sofie McLeod
2010 – Sofie McLeod
2009 – Susan Brooks
2008 – Julia Reid
2007 – Abby Douglas
2006 – Susan Brooks
2005 – Natalie Turner
2004 – Abby Douglas
2003 – Susan Brooks
2002 – Susan Brooks
2001 – Susan Brooks
2000 – Susan Brooks
1999 – Natalie Turner
1998 – J.Haines
1997 – Penny Dunbabin
1996 – Penny Dunbabin
1995 – N.Graham
1994 – Robyn McCambridge
1993 – Robyn McCambridge
1992 – Robyn McCambridge
1991 – Robyn McCambridge
1990 – D.Bresneham
1989 – D.Bresneham
1988 – N.Woodberry
1987 – R.Green
1986 – S.Sievers
