1/411991 – Winner Les Kunde from Caloundra (centre) alongside Vice President Marcel Pitot (left) and President Chris McCormack. Picture: Warren Lynam
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2/411993 – Carl Harrison (Noosa) and Les ‘Casper’ Fleming (Kawana)
3/411997 – Craig Hawkins (Coolum). Picture: Barry Leddicoat.
4/411998 – Michael Williams (Noosa). Photo: John McCutcheon / Sunshine Coast Daily.
5/412001 – Michael Williams (Noosa). Photo: Brett Wortman / Sunshine Coast Daily
6/412002 – Craig Paulett (Buderim, pictured), Jai Cross (Kawana, pictured) and Jason Smart (Woombye).
7/412003 – Michael Williams (Noosa). Photo: Warren Lynam / Sunshine Coast Daily
8/412005- Jai Cross (Coolum)
9/412005 – Alastair Lackie (Caloundra) and Robbie McDonald (Buderim)
10/412006 – Tyson Holmes (Kawana). Photo: Anthony Reginato
11/412007 – Adam Cross (Gympie) and Luke Mealing (Woombye)
12/412008 – Adam Jeffs (Maroochydore). Picture: Michaela O‘Neill, Sunshine Coast Daily
13/412009 – Sam Bennett (Nambour Yandina Utd). Photo: Warren Lynam / Sunshine Coast Daily
14/412010 – Mick Sticklen (Coolum). Photo: Brett Wortman
15/412011 – Luke Ricketts (Kawana). Photo: Cade Mooney / Sunshine Coast Daily
16/412012 – Ryan Delahunty (Kawana). Photo: Cade Mooney / Sunshine Coast Daily
17/412013 – Ben Muzyka (Caboolture). Photo: Brett Wortman / Sunshine Coast Daily
18/412014 – Ben Muzyka (Caboolture, right). Picture: Peter Cronin
19/412015 – Brenton Fox (Caboolture). Photo by Andrew Seymour.
20/412016 – Ryan Delahunty (Kawana). Photo: John McCutcheon / Sunshine Coast Daily
21/412017 – Luke Devitt (Beegees).
22/412018 – Adam Cross (Coolum).
23/412019 – Mackenzie Smith (Caloundra). Photo: John McCutcheon / Sunshine Coast Daily
24/412020 – Cameron Nairn (Beegees)
25/412021 – Michael Holden (Maroochydore). Picture: Aussie Active
26/411999, 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2005- Terri Daines (Buderim and Maroochydore) Photo: Brett Wortman
27/412004 – Naomi Donlen (Nambour Yandina Utd). Photo: Nicholas Falconer / Sunshine Coast Daily
28/412006 and 2007 – Melissa Weckert (Maroochydore). Picture: Richard Webb
29/412008 – Erika Elze (Maroochydore). Photo: Cade Mooney
30/412010 – Vanessa Weaver (Coolum) and Kieran Sharma (Caloundra). Photo: Brett Wortman
31/412012 – Melissa Weckert (Maroochydore). Photo: Kari Bourne
32/412013 – Aliese Hoffman (Maroochydore). Photo: Jason Dougherty
33/412014 – Sofie Persson (Maroochydore).
34/412014 and 2015 – Stefanie Mayhew (Caboolture). Picture: Josh Woning.
35/412016 – Chelsea Scarff (Maroochydore). Photo: Warren Lynam / Sunshine Coast Daily
36/412017 – Danni Bishop-Kinlyside (Noosa). Photo Nev Madsen / The Chronicle
37/412018 and 2019 – Tiffany Scarff (Maroochydore)
38/412020 – Kiara Rychvalsky (Nambour Yandina Utd). Picture: Patrick Woods.
39/412021 – Amy Higgins (Beegees).
40/41Not pictured mens winners: 1992 – Shaun Decourcy (Beegees), 1994 – Jason Dunn (Buderim), 1995 – Vaughn Scriggins (Coolum), 1996 – Kevin Raynor (Caloundra), 1999 – Garry Blewer (Buderim), 2000 – Joe Gagetti (Noosa).
41/41Not pictured women‘s winners: 2000 – Alex Jancevski (Noosa), 2009 – Hannah Owen (Nambour Yandina Utd), 2011 – Jessica Davy (Caboolture).
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