Griffith Demons hold 2023 Presentation Night

There were plenty of outstanding performances on the court during the season with the best of the best recognised.

The night was also a chance for the club to recognise long time servant Lou Testoni who was presented with a special gift as recognition of his over 30 years on the board.

Griffith Basketball were well represented at the South Sports Academy awards night with Mackenzie Hassan taking out Athlete of the Year with Isabella Cullen received a Certificate of Recognition for her nomination for the Jenny King Excellence and Leadership Award.

On a coaching front, Arch Cullen was awarded the Coaching Leadership and Excellence Award.

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Award Winners

Under 12s Girls

MVP - Jasmine Fitzpatrick

Most Consistent - Charlotte Quinn

Most Improver - Abby Stefanin

Coaches Award - Emmi McKenzie

Under 12s Boys

MVP - Alec Brady

Most Consistent - Jack Passlow

Most Improved - Max Parmenter

Coaches Award - Lucas Minato

Under 14s Girls

MVP - Isabelle Fitzpatrick

Most Consistent - Grace Evans

Most Improved - Jemima Morel

Coaches Award - Skye Robinson & Madeline Raworth

Under 14s Boys

Players Player - Max Cullen

Heavy Lifting Award - Charlie Morel

Most Improved - James Chalmers

Commitment Award - Savo Ciampa

Under 16s Girls

MVP - Mackenzie Hassan

Clutch Performer - Izzy Cullen

Most Improved - Ruby Gee

Coaches Award - Shamia Williams

Under 16s Boys

MVP - Harry Morel

Most Consistent - Taylor Serafin

Most Improved - Christian Northeast

Coaches Award - Tyrone Granger

Under 18s Girls

MVP - Emmerson Waide

Most Consistent - Isabella Cavallaro

Most Improved - Matilda Evans

Coaches Award - Jessica Curran

Under 18s Boys

MVP - Mason Salvestro

Most Consistent - Joseph Sergi

Most Improved - Kieran Casey

Best All Rounder - George Jones

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