SOUTH Wilts formally celebrated their latest ECB Southern Electric Premier Division triumph at the League's glittering annual presentation awards dinner ceremony at the Southampton Novotel, where James Hibberd (left) and Tom Morton (right) picked up their individual performance prizes.
Hibberd won the Barry Boorah Bowl for the Premier Division's leading wicket-taker - he snapped up 38 wickets - while captain Morton enjoyed a phenomenal season, leading from the front to win both the batting and wicket-keeping awards.
He led South Wilts to a third successive Premier Division championship - and the Southern Electric twenty20 Cup for the second consecutive season - and won both the batting and bowling awards.
His 813 run haul included four centuries, alongside which he had 28 dismissals behind the stumps.
The entire South Wilts first team squad received their individual medals at the function, where almost 300 diners were entertained by broadcasters Peter Brackley and Garry Richardson.
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