Wooden award sponsored by the Highton Toy and Sport Centre for the winner of the Grade 2 Ladies Mid-Week Pennant.1 brown wooden column topped by gold disc with image of female tennis player. Below that two tennis racquets are crossed and surrounded by leaves.Geelong Coast Tennis Association Mid-Week Pennant Grade 2 1977-78 Eastern 1978-79 Lara 1979-80 Geelong Lawn Blue 1980-81 Leopold Champions 1981-82 Leopold 1982-83 Moriac 1983-84 Torquay 1985 - Bell Post Hill 1986 Waurn Ponds 1987 Moriac 1988 Torquay 1989 Lara 1990 Moriac 1991 Waurn Ponds 1992 St Bernards 1993 Lara 1994 St Albans 1995 Lara 1996 Geelong Lawn Green 1997 Highton 1998 Gheringhap 1999 Kenwith Park 2000 Wallington 2001 Ocean Grove Champions 2002 St Marys 2003 Eastern Districts 2004 Anglesea 2005 St Stephens 2006 Leopold The Highton Toy Sport Centre trophyleopold tennis club, highton toy and sport centre, st stephens tennis club, anglesea tennis club, eastern districts tennis club, st marys tennis club, ocean grove tennis club, wallington tennis club, kenwith park tennis club, gheringhap tennis club, highton tennis club, geelong lawn tennis club, lara tennis club, st albans tennis club, st bernards tennis club, waurn ponds tennis club, moriac tennis club, torquay tennis club, bell post hill tennis club

Wooden award in honour of McQuinn for the winner of the Grade 13 section.Two wooden pillars with black grille between, topped by gold wreath with disc in centre and metal nameplates on pillars and baseGeelong Coast Tennis Assn G13 McQuinn Trophy 1977-78 Paraparap 1978-79 Connewarre 1979-80 Hamlyn Park 1980-81 Highton 1981-82 Winchelsea 1982-83 Grovedale (Champions) 1983-84 Torquay 1984-85 Waurn Ponds East 1985-86 Geelong West 1986-87 Hamlyn Park 1987-88 Moriac Champions 1988-89 Mt Moriac 1989-90 Winchelsea 1991-92 Highton 1997-98 Waurn Ponds 1999-00 Leopold leopold tennis club, highton tennis club, waurn ponds tennis club, moriac tennis club, torquay tennis club, paraparap tennis club, connewarre tennis club, hamlyn park, winchelsea tennis club, grovedale tennis club, geelong west tennis club

Trophy awarded to James Baines by Torquay Table Tennis Club in 1940. James Austin Baines was a teacher, school principal and author. He moved to Torquay in 1937 with his wife Ray and took up a position as head teacher at the primary school. In 1942 the family moved to Melbourne where he taught for over 30 years in State primary schools. His last positions were as principal at Ringwood, Oakleigh South and Clayton North. In 1976 he moved back to Torquay. His book "Australian plant genera" was published in 1981. For further information about him see https://torquayhistoricalsociety.com.au/james-austin-baines/Small silver cup with bakelite baseHosford Cup // Torquay TTC // JA Baines // 11-7-40trophy, award, james baines