Est. 2007 · Central City Baseball Club

Honours Board

Recognising the players, coaches, and volunteers who have shaped Central City Baseball Club.

A Living Record

Help Us Bring the Honours Board Up to Date

This page is a work in progress. We're pulling together the club's history of Life Members, representative honours, and award winners — and we know there are gaps.

If you know of a name, achievement, or milestone that belongs here — or if any of the details below need correcting — we'd love to hear from you. This board only stays accurate with the club community's help.

Life Members

Honouring Our Founders and Longest-Serving Members

Life Membership is Central City's highest honour, reserved for those who have given exceptional, sustained service to the club. The list below is our starting point — if you know of a Life Member missing from this record, please get in touch.

Joel Canfield
Responsible for the creation, institution, and development of Central City Baseball Club.
Chris Ackroyd
Responsible for the creation, institution, and development of Central City Baseball Club.
Cathy Trudeau
A founding and long-term member of the club, with unstinting service on the Executive Board as President.
Elaine Chung
A founding and long-term member of the club, with unstinting service on the Executive Board as Treasurer.
Peter Elliot
A long-term member of Central City Baseball Club and of the Baseball New Zealand Board.
Edgar W. Mason
The very first member of the BNZ Hall of Fame, Ed is credited with founding the modern game of baseball in New Zealand in 1989 and led the way for what the game has become in this country today.
Marie Weaver
Joined the club in 2008, has served as the club's head scorer, and provides official reviews of the annual financials.
Colin Weaver
A long-time coach and manager of teams across various grades. Colin has also invented, built, and repaired almost anything to do with the Central City facilities.
Representative Honours

Wearing the Silver Fern

Since the club's earliest years, Central City players have been selected to represent Auckland and New Zealand in international tournaments. This list is drawn from our existing records — if you know of a name, year, or tournament missing from it, please get in touch.

2026

Coen Cousins
New Zealand 12U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Hayato Yamauchi
New Zealand 12U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea

2025

Alex Horrobin
New Zealand 12U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Coen Cousins
New Zealand 12U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea

2024

Braxton Sergeev
New Zealand 12U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Pac-men Team, Cal Ripken Major 12/70 World Series – Branson, Missouri
Alex Covich
New Zealand 16U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – Auckland
Danesh Madon
New Zealand 16U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – Auckland
Liam Hay
New Zealand 16U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – Auckland
Max McKay
New Zealand 16U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – Auckland
Peter Yeh
New Zealand 16U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – Auckland

2023

Braxton Sergeev
National U12 Team, WBSC U-12 World Cup – Taiwan
New Zealand 12U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Riley Bryant
New Zealand 13U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Shugo Uchiyama
New Zealand 13U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Vic Lin
New Zealand 13U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Alex Covich
New Zealand 14U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Kaiden Parsons
New Zealand 14U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Messiah Tuhoro
New Zealand 14U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Peter Yeh
New Zealand 14U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Brandon Wilmshurst
New Zealand Representative, Senior League World Series – Easley, South Carolina
Ciryl Wilson
New Zealand Representative, Senior League World Series – Easley, South Carolina
Kobe Antunovich
New Zealand Representative, Senior League World Series – Easley, South Carolina
Kyle Roberts
New Zealand Representative, Senior League World Series – Easley, South Carolina
Liam Hay
New Zealand Representative, Senior League World Series – Easley, South Carolina
Regan Soper
New Zealand Representative, Senior League World Series – Easley, South Carolina

2022

Riley Bryant
New Zealand 12U Little League Asia-Pacific Tournament – South Korea
Ayrton Laird
NZ Diamondblacks, World Baseball Classic – Panama
NZ Junior Diamondblacks U23, WBSC Qualifier – Canberra
Tairea Thompson
NZ Junior Diamondblacks U23, WBSC Qualifier – Canberra
Maclain Roberts
NZ Diamondblacks, World Baseball Classic – Panama
NZ Junior Diamondblacks U23, WBSC Qualifier – Canberra
Nao Fukuda
NZ Diamondblacks, World Baseball Classic – Panama
Brandon Wilmshurst
National U18 Team, WBSC Oceania Qualifier – Auckland
Felix Gallichan
National U18 Team, WBSC Oceania Qualifier – Auckland
Maximus Russell
National U18 Team, WBSC Oceania Qualifier – Auckland
Thomas McGrath
National U18 Team, WBSC Oceania Qualifier – Auckland

2019

Regan Soper
New Zealand 12U Little League, South Korea
Joseph Hill
New Zealand 12U Little League, South Korea
Lucas Adams
New Zealand 12U Little League, South Korea
Kobe Antunovich
New Zealand 12U Little League, South Korea

2018

Ben Sinclair
New Zealand U13's, Ripken Team – USA
Dominic Elliott
New Zealand 15U IBAF/WBSC, World Cup Qualifier – Auckland
Regan Soper
New Zealand 12U Little League, South Korea
Ben Sinclair
New Zealand 12U Little League, South Korea

2017

Kyle Anderson
New Zealand U18's WBSC, U18 World Cup Qualifier – Sydney
Tairea Thompson
New Zealand U18's WBSC, U18 World Cup Qualifier – Sydney
Jasiah Shepherd-Niu
New Zealand U18's WBSC, U18 World Cup Qualifier – Sydney
Ayrton Laird
New Zealand U18's WBSC, U18 World Cup Qualifier – Sydney

2016

Dominic Elliott
New Zealand 15U IBAF/WBSC, World Championships – Japan

2015

Cooper Hutchinson
New Zealand U18's WBSC, World Cup Qualifier
Ayrton Laird
New Zealand U18's WBSC, U18 World Cup Qualifier – Auckland
Tairea Thompson
New Zealand U18's WBSC, U18 World Cup Qualifier – Auckland
Beth Reid
New Zealand 12U Little League, Philippines

2014–15

Dominic Elliott
New Zealand U13's, Ripken Team – USA

2014

Ayrton Laird
New Zealand 15U IBAF/WBSC, World Championships – Sinaloa, Mexico
Cameron Sutton
New Zealand 15U IBAF/WBSC, World Championships – Sinaloa, Mexico
Jasiah Niu
New Zealand 15U IBAF/WBSC, World Championships – Sinaloa, Mexico
Tairea Thompson
New Zealand 15U IBAF/WBSC, World Championships – Sinaloa, Mexico
Caleb Rona
New Zealand 15U IBAF/WBSC, World Championships – Sinaloa, Mexico
Nick Weaver
New Zealand 16U Little League, Guam, Philippines
Cole Wardrope
New Zealand 16U Little League, Philippines
Cooper Hutchinson
New Zealand 16U Little League, Philippines

2013

Max Earley
New Zealand 12U Little League, Philippines
Cooper Hutchinson
New Zealand U18's WBSC, USA trip

2012

Ayrton Laird
New Zealand 12U Little League, Taiwan
Mitchell Stevens
New Zealand 12U Little League, Taiwan
Reuben Burns
New Zealand 12U Little League, Taiwan
Zane Ross
New Zealand 12U Little League, Taiwan

2011

Tim Olliff
New Zealand U17's IBAF, World Championship Qualifier – Guam
Jake May
New Zealand 12U Little League, Guam
Javarn Woolston
New Zealand 12U Little League, Guam
Zane Ross
New Zealand 12U Little League, Guam

2010

Jimmy Boyce
New Zealand 12U Little League, Indonesia
Taylor Simmons
New Zealand 12U Little League, Indonesia
Reed Fowler
New Zealand 12U Little League, Indonesia
Hideto Nagai
New Zealand 12U Little League, Indonesia
Jake May
New Zealand 12U Little League, Indonesia
Javarn Woolston
New Zealand 12U Little League, Indonesia
Sean Akroyd
New Zealand 12U Little League, Indonesia

2008

Tim Olliff
New Zealand 12U Little League, Hong Kong
Sam Clerk
New Zealand 12U Little League, Hong Kong
Cory Tipene
New Zealand 12U Little League, Hong Kong