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The Sports and Play Industry Association (SAPIA) has announced the winners of its 2018 Industry Awards, presented last week at the Association's annual Conference.

Now in its 18th year, the SAPIA Industry Awards support the Association's goal of promoting excellence in play, recreation and sport construction, maintenance, surfacing and servicing as well as product innovation.

A record 35 entries were received in 2018, with delegates to the SAPIA National Conference shown a presentation of all the entries. Independent judges had the difficult task of choosing winners from among these entries.

S1.  Construction of Commercial Sports Courts
Winner: Court Craft Project: Waitara Tennis Courts (pictured above)
www.courtcraft.com.au

S1.  Construction of Commercial Sports Courts

Runner Up: Dynamic Sports Facilities Project: Lalor Tennis Club, Victoria
www.dynamicsportsfacilities.com.au

S2.  Construction of Domestic Sports Courts (more than $100,000)

Winner: Sportszone Group Project: Summerland Point, NSW
www.sportszonegroup.com.au

S2.  Construction of Domestic Sports Courts (more than $100,000)

Runner Up: Sportszone Group Project: Luddenham, NSW
www.sportszonegroup.com.au

S3.  Construction of Domestic Sports Courts (less than $100,000)

Winner: Dynamic Sports Facilities Project: Bowral, NSW
www.dynamicsportsfacilities.com.au

S3.  Construction of Domestic Sports Courts (less than $100,000)

Runner Up: All Grass Sports Surfaces Project: Warrawee, NSW
www.allgrasssportssurfaces.com.au

S4.  Construction of Sports Facilities

Winner: Grassports Australia Project: East Doncaster College, Victoria
www.grassports.com.au

S4.  Construction of Sports Facilities

Runner Up: Grassports Australia Project: ILIM College Doveton, Victoria
www.grassports.com.au

S5. Surfacing of Outdoor Sports Facilities

Winner: Grassports Australia Project: Star of the Sea College, Victoria
www.grassports.com.au

S5. Surfacing of Outdoor Sports Facilities

Runner Up: All Grass Sports Surfaces Project: St Laurence's Parish School Forbes, NSW
www.allgrasssportssurfaces.com.au

S6. Surfacing of Indoor Sports Facilities

Winner: Sportscomm Project: Empire Fitness Centre, Queensland
www.sports-comm.info

S7. Sports Equipment Installations

Winner: HiTech Sports Project: St Laurence's College, Queensland
www.hightechsports.com.au

S7. Sports Equipment Installations

Runner Up: HiTech Sports Project: HBF Arena, Western Australia
www.hightechsports.com.au

P1. Surfacing of Regional Play Spaces

Winner: RubberTough Industries Project: Ballam Park Frankston, Victoria
www.rubbertough.com.au

P2. Surfacing of Council or School Play Spaces

Winner: Surfacing Contractors Australia Project: Tree Top Park Craigieburn, South Australia
www.surfcon.com.au

P2. Surfacing of Council or School  Play Spaces

Runner Up: RubberTough Industries Project: Barry Road Park Lalor, Victoria
www.rubbertough.com.au

P3. Surfacing of Childcare, Early Learing Centre or Preschool Play Spaces

Winner: RubberTough Industries Project: Goodstart ELC, Rowville, Victoria
www.rubbertough.com.au

P4. Surfacing of Commercial Play Spaces

Winner: RubberTough Industries Project: McDonalds Seymour, Victoria
www.rubbertough.com.au

P5. Play Equipment Installations

Winner: Surfacing & Playgrounds Project: Nemarluk School, Northern Territory
www.ntsyntheticsurfacing.com.au

P5. Play Equipment Installations

Runner Up: Surfacing & Playgrounds Project: Mother Teresa CS Zuccoli, Northern Territory
www.ntsyntheticsurfacing.com.au

I1. Innovation Award

Winner: Grassports Australia Project: Cricket Wicket Training Facility
www.grassports.com.au

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