As such, the Shoalhaven Indoor Sports Centre-based competition has crowned its seven champions for the maiden season, as well as acknowledging all the top goal-scorers in each division.

Quarter Pounder took out the mixed open's division, while Just in Time were the men's A division premiers.

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The Myola Mudcrabs took out the men's B division, as the Reef Sharks were the top women's team.

In the junior ranks, Pila Loca and Precision Removals and Storage claimed the under 15s A and B categories respectively, with Vipers taking out the under 12s competition.

In terms of the golden boot awards, Alex Cheyne won both the mixed and men's A division prize, with Brady Warren topping the men's B charts.

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Sophie Emery was the most prolific in front of goals in the women's competition, as Alex Farrah dominated the under 15s A division.

Finally, Harry Churchill and Tim Hopkins were joint winners of the under 15s B golden boot, with Aiden Dhu (under 12s) wrapping up the top goal-scorers.

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