26th Australian Ancients Championships
SAAW DBM - Cancon 2004
DBM Awards
Many thanks to Mark Robins for being on the spot with a camera to capture these awards! <DBR Awards, click here!>
Individual Awards |
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![]() Winner: Bram Jakins (Medieval Portuguese) |
![]() Second: Martin Morgan (Alamanni) |
![]() Third: Jason Gray (Khazar) |
![]() Evil Gong DBx Grand Prix Winner: Jerry Fallon (Beja) |
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![]() Winner of the Olympian Games "Top Dog" award; Michael Gray (Imperial Alexandrian) for achieving the best receipt with an under-rated army. |
Porus Award |
Winner of the Porous Award; Ian Firkins-Fox (ranked 79th) for his 25-7 win in the 5th round over Brenton Searle (ranked 20th), a difference of 59 places. Prize voucher sponsored by Miniature World Maker Other notable upset victories were: |
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| Most Improved Award |
Winner of the Most Improved Player Award; Ian Nicoll finishing 27th but ranked 67th (+40 places over his expected finishing position). Prize voucher sponsored by Black Tree Designs (David Knowles) Others to do well on the same measure were: Chris Dunn: finished 30th, ranked 63rd (+33 places) Michael George: finished 28th, ranked 60th (+32 places) Peter Spitzkowsky: finished 51st, ranked 80th (+29 places) Alex Inglis: finished 16th, ranked 42nd (+26 places) John Metcalf: finished 37th, ranked 57th (+20 places) David Turner: finished 54th, ranked 74th (+20 places) |
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National Championship Teams Award |
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Craig McGarty, David Phillips, |
Teams Awards |
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![]() Winning team: the Victorian "Mexican Bandidos" with Bram Jakins, Martin Morgan and Geoff Frost (not shown). |
![]() Winning club: from Perth, the Napoleonic Wargaming Society with Andrew Card, Mike Walsh and Geoff Marshall. |
![]() Second place: the "Tartan Army" with David Phillips, Gerry Fallon and Doug Melville |
Prize vouchers sponsored by Black Tree Designs (David Knowles) |
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![]() First Place - Mark Robins (Free Cossack) |
![]() Second Place - Paul Garnham (Williamite Anglo-Dutch) |
![]() Third Place - Jonathan Moore (Venetian Italian) |
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![]() The Captain Generals award - Dave Barker (WA) Scots Covenenter |
![]() Most Interesting Army Award - Sean Breadlow (NSW) |
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