(13) 1992-93 Melbourne (16) 1993-94 Fitzroy Doncaster (7) 1994-95 Melbourne (17) 1995-96 University (3) 1996-97 Northcote (5) 1997-98 Melbourne (18) 1998-99 Hawthorn-Waverley (9) 1999-00 Richmond (5) 2000-01 St Kilda (14) 2001-02 Fitzroy Doncaster (8) 2002-03 St Kilda (15) 2003-04 St Kilda (16) 2004-05 St Kilda (17) 2005-06 St Kilda (18) 2006-07 Dandenong (1) 2007-08 Ringwood (1) 2008-09 Ringwood (2) 2009-10 Melbourne (19) 2010-11 Dandenong (2) 2011-12 Richmond (6) 2012-13 Melbourne (20) 2013-14 Footscray Edgewater (2) 2014-15 Ringwood (3) 2015-16 Fitzroy Doncaster (9) 2016-17 Fitzroy Doncaster (10) 2017-18 Dandenong (3) 2018-19 Carlton (9) 2019-20 Melbourne (21) 2020-21 Prahran (8) 2021-22 Carlton (10) Source One-day/White-ball 2002-03 Prahran (1) 2003-04 Northcote (1) 2004-05 St Kilda (1) 2005-06 St Kilda (2) 2006-07 St Kilda (3) 2007-08 Carlton (1) 2008-09 Melbourne (1) 2009-10 St Kilda (4) 2010-11 Carlton (2) 2011-12 Prahran (2) 2012-13 Melbourne (2) 2013-14 Melbourne (3) 2014-15 Monash Tigers (1) 2015-16 Fitzroy Doncaster (1) 2016-17 Melbourne (4) 2017-18 Dandenong (1) Source Twenty-20 2005-06 Richmond (1) 2006-07 Dandenong (1) 2007-08 Melbourne (1) 2008-09 St Kilda (1) 2009-10 Geelong (1) 2010-11 Not held 2011-12 Prahran (1) 2012-13 Melbourne (2) 2013-14 Footscray Edgewater (1) Source Ryder Medal First presented in 1972–73, the award for the best player of the season is named after Jack Ryder, the former Australian captain who had a long and distinguished career with Collingwood. John Scholes Medal Presented in season 2001–02 under the name of Cricket Victoria Medal, the John Scholes medal is awarded to the best player in the Victorian Premier Cricket 1st XI final. The name was changed for the 2003–04 season. Administration Victorian Premier Cricket was run by the Cricket Victoria's Pennant Committee until the end of the 2013/14 season. The role of the Pennant Committee was in relation to dealings with grounds, fixtures, playing dates, venues, umpires, ladders, player eligibility and registrations, disputes, rules changes etc. The Pennant Committee comprised five delegates elected at the AGM of Cricket Victoria held every August. The members of the final Pennant Committee were John McConville (chairman), Kevan Carroll, John Malligan, Ken Stone, Oswin Wright and Peter Binns (ex-officio). Matters concerning player behaviour are dealt with a tribunal convened by Cricket Victoria and is made up of an independent chairman two Pennant Committee members, providing that their club is not involved in the match in question. Since 2014/15, the Premier Cricket Management Team (PCMT) began overseeing the administration of Premier Cricket at