These cups were donated in August 1963 by Mr RJ Barrett (a former President of the Club), originally for competition at 40 yards, between all grades of swimmer, the times to be recorded at the beginning of the season and at the end of the season.  The swimmer with the greatest difference achieved, to be deemed the winner.  The criteria has been redefined over the years due to changes in club structure and is to be awarded to the swimmer (boy and girl) who has shown most improvement in swimming ability during the season.  To be given for sustained effort, not necessarily to the top placegetters.    

These awards were donated by Mrs G Foote to encourage the younger swimmer to attempt all strokes.  This was competed for by beginners (20 yards swimmers). Due to the changes in club swimming  these awards are now judged on the 15m and 25m swimmers who must swim in all styles.

This is an invitational event.  The trophy is awarded to the winner of the Women’s Open 200mtrs Freestyle (was 220 yards)   Competitors are selected according to times set during the season.    

This is an invitational event.  The trophy is awarded to the winner of the Men’s Open 200mtrs Freestyle (was 220 yards) Competitors are selected according to times set during the season.

This trophy was first awarded in 2014/15 to the winner of the Women’s 200m Breaststroke Event.  It was purchased by the Club in memory of long time, hard working Club member William Gault.  Bill joined the Club with his eldest daughter in 1966 and stayed long after his fourth daughter left the Club in 1983.  In his time he served as President, Vice President, Referee, Meet Director, Recorder, Training VP, member of the Executive Committee, Delegate to Royal Life and Club Lifesaving Instructor, learn to Swim Organiser and Examiner of Instructors.  He was made a Life Member in 1981.  Due to Bill our Club had a very good reputation in the Learn to Swim Program.  His service continued until about 2005.  He could not remember names so many of the girls were “Blossom” and the boys were “Mate”.​

This trophy was first awarded in 2014/15 to the winner of the Men’s 200mtr Breaststroke Event.  It is named in honour of Club Life Member and lifelong supporter Stephen Young.  Steve joined Peakhurst ASC at 11 years of age and continued his involvement for many years as a swimmer, mentor, parent and coach.  He still holds a number of Club records.  Steve was renowned for his enthusiasm and positive attitude to life and this was clearly demonstrated by his commitment to swimming and to his swimmers.  His energy and commitment made him an outstanding role model.  While Steve’s career as a coach took him to Canberra and to coaching at Olympic level, he kept his connections with PASC strong, bringing teams to our annual Sprint Meet and visiting whenever possible.  This unique and striking trophy has been designed, crafted and donated by Mr Peter Ross, a parent and long term supporter of PASC.

First presented at the end of the 1984/85 season, these trophies were purchased by the Club in memory of a long time dedicated member of the Club, Judith Bennetts, who was lost to us in an accident.  They are awarded to the winner of the Women’s Open 100mtrs Freestyle and the Men’s Open 100mtrs Freestyle.

These trophies were first presented at the end of the 1984/85 season and was won for the first time by Heather Keith.  They were purchased by the Club in memory of a dedicated member of the Club, Marie Keith.  Marie had 3 children as members and worked in some capacity or other from the time she came to the Club.  They are awarded to the winner of the Girls 11 & Under 100mtr Freestyle and the Boys 11 & Under 100mtr Freestyle.  Marie’s husband Trevor passed away in early 2018 and it was decided to change the name of this trophy to the Marie & Trevor Keith Memorial Trophy.

These trophies were first presented at the end of the 1991/92 season and were purchased by the Club in the memory of Mr Bill Andrews.  Bill held the position of Secretary for 28 years and was a dedicated member of the Club.  He always believed that the Medley was the test of the best swimmer and the trophy is awarded to the winner of the Girls Open 100mtr Medley and the Boys Open 100mtr Medley.  ​

These trophies were donated by Mrs. Rose Agius for competition between boys and girls 5yrs & under.   At the time these were first presented the youngest age group in the Championships was 6yrs & under.  The Tadpoles competition was for Freestyle, Breaststroke and Backstroke and was swum prior to the championships, allowing these swimmers to also compete in the 6yrs events.  When the Championships were expanded to include 5yrs & under events, the Tadpole Awards became part of the normal perpetual awards.  They are awarded to the overall winners of the Girls 5yrs & under age group and the Boys 5yrs & under age group. 

The Graham Bennetts memorial trophies are awarded in memory of long term member and technical official Graham Bennetts who gave service to our club over many years.  Graham was for a long time our only referee who, long after his children were grown and left the club, still came to help out whenever we needed him.  These trophies are awarded to the Boy and Girl achieving the highest point score of the season.  The remaining swimmers (9 boys and girls) also receive a Top 10 Point Score award.

This trophy was donated by Mr Ted Leatherborough for presentation to a club member who has been keen and actively participating in Club events to the best of their ability but through illness or injury were prevented from competing fully. 

Donated by Mr Don McAlpine past official of the club. For the winners of the All Age Relay which is the last event in the Summer Championships.  First and second place getters in each freestyle age event are formed into 4 teams, Boys, Girls or Mixed (depending on numbers).  This is a handicap event and the winners were originally decided on the combined performance of the teams, and awarded to all the girls or all the boys.   This has now been changed so that only the winning team receives the trophy.

Many qualifications were attained by adults and  club members 14 years & over, but were not recorded. Most were examined by Bill “Pappy” Gault. 

Bill Gault; Jill Gault; Arthur Larter; Lyn Argent; Richard Agius; Rose Agius; Jan Layman ; Stephen Young; Kylie Lusty; Megan Lusty; Holly Cook; Shannon Cook; Kerry Cook; Rebecca Millar; Jessica Millar; Melissa Millar; Grant Williams; George Hogan; Ross Kirby; Debbie Kirby; Jason Hogan: Tony Preval; Jesse Hanna, Bonnie Hanna, Joanne Gillan

1996/97 – Fiona Delle Coste;  Rhiannon Turner;  Alice Williams; Coralie Delle Coste