Bronze Boot Winners

​The Bronze Boot was inaugurated in 1992 by John Blondin and his publishing company Rugby Press International (Australia).
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It is awarded to one player from each team ‘For the most constructive player in a Schools Test series’. It is now seen as the most prestigious award for test matches between the Australian and New Zealand Schoolboys. Many recipients have gone to represent the Wallabies or All Blacks.
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2018
Australia: 
New Zealand: Blair Murray, New Plymouth Boys High School

2017
Australia: Lachlan Lonergan, Trinity Christian College, ACT
New Zealand: Devon Flanders, Hastings Boys High School

2016
Australia: Opeti Helu, Newington College, NSW
New Zealand: Sione Havili, Auckland Grammar

2015
Australia: Harry Johnson-Holmes, Merewether High School, NSW
New Zealand: Alex Fidow, Scots College

2014
Australia: Connor Moroney, St Joseph’s College Gregory Terrace QLD
New Zealand: Patelesio Tomkinson, Otago Boys’ High School

2013
Australia: Jack McCalman, The Kings School, NSW
New Zealand: Akira Ione, Auckland Grammar School, Auckland

2012
Australia: Jonah Placid, Toowoomba Grammar School, QLD
New Zealand: James Tucker, St Bede’s College, Christchurch

2011
Australia: Will Miller, The Scots College, NSW
New Zealand: Ardie Savea, Rongotai College, Wellington
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2010
Australia:  Tim Donlan, St Ignatius College, NSW
New Zealand: Matt McGahan, Mount Albert Grammar School

2009
Australia: Liam Gill, St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace, QLD
New Zealand: Sam Cane, Reporoa College, Bay of Plenty

2008
Australia: Eddie Quirk, Brisbane State High, QLD
New Zealand: Blade Thomson, Gisborne Boys’ High School

2007
Australia: Robert Horne, Georges River Senior Campus Oatley, NSW
New Zealand: Charlie Ngatai, Gisborne Boys’ High School

2006
Australia: Rodney Ma’a, Westfields Sports High School, NSW
New Zealand: Luke Braid, Tauranga Boys’ HS

2005
Australia: David Pocock, Anglican Church Grammar School, QLD
New Zealand: Zarhn Commerer, New Plymouth Boys High

2004
Australia: Richard Stanford, The Scots College, NSW
New Zealand: Victor Vito, Scots College Wellington

2003
Australia: Tahjon Mailata, St Joseph’s College Nudgee, QLD
New Zealand: Aaron Bancroft, Marlborough Boys’ College

2002
Australia: Daniel Halangahu, The Kings School, NSW
New Zealand: Liam Messam, Rotorua Boys High School

2001
Australia: Tyrone Smith, St Edmunds College, ACT
England: Benjamin Durham, Pate’s Grammar School

2000
Australia: Luke Doherty, Iona College, QLD
New Zealand: Benjamin Atiga, Auckland Grammar School, Auckland

1999
Australia: Daniel Heenan, Marist College Ashgrove, QLD
New Zealand: Cameron McIntyre, St Bede’s College, Christchurch

1998
Australia: George Smith, Cromer High School, NSW
New Zealand: Jerry Collins, St Patrick's, Wellington

1997
Australia: Phil Waugh, Sydney Church of England Grammar School, NSW
New Zealand: Carl Hayman, Kings High School Dunedin

1996
Australia: Lachlan Grant, St Joseph’s College Nudgee, QLD
New Zealand Ashley Barron, Kings High School Dunedin

1995
Australia Nathan Franks: Knox Grammar  School, NSW
New Zealand:  Quintan Sanft, De La Salle Colege, Auckland

1994
Australia: Sean Hardman, Nudgee College, QLD
Wales: Neil Watkins, Neath College

1993
Australia: Tom Bowman, The Scot’s College, NSW
New Zealand: Carlos Spencer, Waiophehu Colege

1992
Australia: Nick Harvey, The Kings School, NSW
New Zealand: Jeffrey Wilson, Cargill High School, Invercargill

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