The Premier League Women's Best & Fairest Awards, is awarded to the women's player in the Premier League who is deemed the best and most fairest across the most recent playing season.

Votes are cast each week, following each premier league match, by the umpires.

In 2022, the award was renamed in honour of former South Australian and Olympic Champion, the late Sandy Pisani OAM. As of 2022, the award is known as the Sandy Pisani OAM Medal for the Premier League Women's Best & Fairest.

The Premier League Men's Best & Fairest Awards, is awarded to the men's player in the Premier League who is deemed the best and most fairest across the most recent playing season. 

Votes are cast each week, following each premier league match, by the umpires.

The Premier League Women’s Highest Goal Scorer is awarded to the Premier League Women’s player who has scored the most goals up to the end of the minor rounds.
 

The Premier League Men’s Highest Goal Scorer is awarded to the Premier League Men’s player who has scored the most goals up to the end of the minor rounds. 
 

The Metro 1 Women's Best & Fairest Awards, is awarded to the women's player in the Metro 1 League, who is deemed the best and most fairest across the most recent playing season. 

Votes are cast each week, following each premier league match, by the umpires.

This Best & Fairest Awards was first presented as part of the Hockey SA Awards in 2022. 
 

The Metro 1 Men's Best & Fairest Awards, is awarded to the men's player in the Metro 1 League, who is deemed the best and most fairest across the most recent playing season. 

Votes are cast each week, following each premier league match, by the umpires.

This Best & Fairest Awards was first presented as part of the Hockey SA Awards in 2022.
 

The Margaret McKenzie Coach of the Year Award recognises an individual who has delivered an outstanding contribution to coaching during the Premier League Women’s season. The recipient of the award will have demonstrated exceptional work and commitment in all aspects of coaching as voted by their peers and the selection committee.

The award is voted on by fellow coaches. 
 

The Gerry Phillips Coach of the Year Award recognises an individual who has delivered an outstanding contribution to coaching during the Premier League Men’s season. The recipient of the award will have demonstrated exceptional work and commitment in all aspects of coaching as voted by their peers and the selection committee.

The award is voted on by fellow coaches. 
 

The Coach of the Year Award is an individual who reflects the standards of the Hockey Ed Coaching Certification Program and demonstrates a respect for officials, opponents, parents and embracing a philosophy of fair play. They have a genuine concern for all-round development of the athlete; presenting a positive public image of hockey and a proven capacity to improve the team's or athlete's performance. 
 

The Club of the Year Award acknowledges a metropolitan or regional club that has excelled over a twelve-month period by encouraging more people to take part in hockey, setting standards to which other clubs aspire and demonstrating a proven track record in working with schools, local authorities and other community organisations. 

Other key criteria for winning this award include proven increases in playing and officiating numbers, improved services to members and achieving high standards of good practice, safety and governance.
 

The Regional Association of the Year Award acknowledges a regional association that has excelled over a twelve-month period by encouraging more people to take part in hockey, setting standards to which other clubs aspire and demonstrating a proven track record in working with schools, local authorities and other community organisations. 

Other key criteria for winning this award include proven increases in playing and officiating numbers, improved services to members and achieving high standards of good practice, safety and governance. 
 

The prestigious Japan Cup is an award presented to the most successful club in the Premier League Competition. Primarily a club’s success is measured on points and premierships, however this trophy is a true reflection of a club’s dedication to hockey combined with their success throughout the year. 

The total number of team registrations, number of club players selected in State Teams, the efficiency of general team administration and premiership points all come into play when calculating points for each club.  
 

The Rising Star of the Year Award celebrates excellence on the hockey pitch and recognises the next generation who is seen to have the most international potential. 

Criteria for this award recognises a high level of the player performance for the year including enthusiasm and commitment to the sport, a willingness to improve their knowledge and ability, superior individual skill, discipline and potential, current or potential selection in an Australian junior team/squad, characteristics of a worthy role model to others, traits of team spirit, fairness and sportsmanship.
 

The Rising Star of the Year Award celebrates excellence on the hockey pitch and recognises the next generation who is seen to have the most international potential. 

Criteria for this award recognises a high level of the player performance for the year including enthusiasm and commitment to the sport, a willingness to improve their knowledge and ability, superior individual skill, discipline and potential, current or potential selection in an Australian junior team/squad, characteristics of a worthy role model to others, traits of team spirit, fairness and sportsmanship.
 

The Hockey SA State Team of the Year is presented to a SA state team that finishes in highest place at a national championship.
 

The Hockey SA State Team of the Year Coaching Staff recognises those who have help guide and lead our development pathways across all age groups. 
 

The Margaret Baker Medal to the Most Promising Umpire is awarded to an umpire who is dedicated to self-improvement, has been appointed to national carnivals, has a positive attitude toward umpiring and development. 
 

The Evelyn Tazewell Medal for Outstanding Umpire Service to Women’s Hockey recognises the highest performing umpire, has devotion to development of Women’s umpiring, has consistency in availability and dedication to umpiring duties.
 

The Reg Moyse Medal for Outstanding Umpire Service to Men’s Hockey recognises the highest performing umpire, has devotion to development of Men’s umpiring, has consistency in availability and dedication to umpiring duties. 
 

The Henry Brown Medal for Service to Umpiring recognises the devotion to development and mentoring, attendance to the meeting and application to umpire training and development. 
 

The Hockey SA Outstanding Service to Hockey Award must be associated with, and have made a signification contribution, to a Hockey SA member organisation or to Hockey SA itself. 
 

The Volunteer of the Year is a non-paid individual, selected for their noteworthy involvement in the South Australian hockey community, has had a significant impact which has added value to the sport of hockey and has inspiring efforts to enhance and promote hockey in South Australia.