The juniors enjoyed free ice-creams, drinks, a barbecue and jumping castles.

Presentations were made to the under 6s, under 7s, under 8s, under 10s, under 12s, under 14s and under 16s.

Oberon Junior Rugby League president Rohan Stocks thanked all the sponsors and said he hopes to have their support in 2017.

Best and fairest Hunter Cutting, best and fairest runner-up Seth Currie, players’ player Lachlan Maclure, coach’s award Ben Kelly and most improved Nicholas Lyon.

Best and fairest Tom Lemmich, best and fairest runner-up Riley O'Bernier, players’ player Riley O'Bernier, coach’s award Brock Hogan and most improved Kane Danslow.

Best and fairest Lachlan Gibbs, best and fairest runner-up Harry Sullivan, players’ player Nick Dwyer, coach’s award Kynan Thompson and most improved Caine Barnes.

Best and fairest Aiden Sheppard, best and fairest runner-up Charlie Bailey, players’ player Aiden Sheppard, coach’s award Ryan Thompson and most improved Mitch Roels.

Reg Clinton Dean Team Encouragement Award went to Under 10s.

June and Ken Gibbs Award Most Promising Senior Player went to Lachlan Gibbs.

Bernard’s Bakery Most Promising Mod Player went to Tom Lemmich.

Richard Foran Award for Most Promising Minis Player went to Jack Thompson.

Col Behan Memorial Trophy Blue Heeler Award went to Aiden Sheppard and Riley O’Bernier.

Ray Buckley Memorial Shield Referee’s Best and Fairest went to Tom Lemmich.

Fred Ballinger Memorial Trophy for Most Dedicated Player went to Charlie Bailey.

Clubman Award went to Julie Melchers.

Gilbert and Roach Award for Junior Clubman went to Ryan Thompson.

Don Elwin Memorial Coach’s Award went to Herb O’Bernier.

Alan Benson Award for Minis Coach went to Duaine Tahere.

Group 10 Players went to Harry Sullivan, Lachlan Gibbs and Tom Lemmich.

Sportsman’s Warehouse referee awards went to Kynan Thompson, Ryan Thompson, Ray Sargent, Michael Roels, Bryce Hotham and Zoey Dwyer.