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| Individual Awards Prize vouchers
Australian DBM Champion |
 Left to Right; Third Place: Scott Nicholas (Ugaritic), Winner: Nick Wade (Medieval French), Second Place; Jason Gray (Three Kingdom & West T'sin Chinese) |
| Teams Awards Prize vouchers |
 Winning Club Team: Nunawading Wargames Association (Victoria). From left: Scott Nicholas, Geoff Frost, Martin Morgan |
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2nd Place Team: "The
Norsemen" (NSW); |
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3rd Place Team: "Clown
Punchers" (LoA, Vic); (right>) |
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| Most Improved Award This goes to the player whose actual finishing position exceeds their expected position by the biggest margin.
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 Most improved Award: Hamish Nelson, finished 22 places higher than pre-tournament ranking. Ranked 46th, finished 24th. |
Porus Award This award goes to the player with the greatest upset victory in a single game (opponent must have reasonably reliable ranking).
Prize voucher donated by; |
 Porus Award Winner: Brad del Munns (ranked 34th) for his 9-1 over Glen Noonan (ranked 13th) in round 5 (ranking difference of +21) |
Other players who did well on this "Most Improved" contest were:
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Other notable upsets were;
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| Best Army Award Prizes donated by Miniature World Maker. Anthony Winter won the prize (again) for the most impressively painted army. This year it was for his wonderful Thematic Byzantines (who also performed better than many might have expected). Note that the same army can't win this twice so Anthony will have to come up with another masterpiece or let somebody else have a chance.
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 Anthony Winter's Thematic Byzantines. |
| National Championship Teams Award |
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Victoria |
Left to Right; Michael Gray, Nick Wade, |
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| Evil Gong Grand Prix Award sponsored by Evil Gong Miniatures The Evil Gong prize for the most DBx points from the end of one Cancon to the next did go to Glen Noonan breaking Gerry Fallon's stranglehold. All that practice and still ends up the victim so often. |
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