There are 10 Annual Awards presented to Victorian Premier Cricket Umpires and Scorers each season​. The ten Annual Awards not only recognise the outstanding performances by our active umpire/scorer members, but also honour the names of celebrated predecessors.

 

The major award, the Robin Bailhache Commitment Award, was first awarded in 1992–93 as the Norwich Umpiring Commitment Award. At a 1996 General Meeting, the following motion was passed: “That in the light of the distinguished service given to the VCAUA by Robin Bailhache, the Annual Commitment Award should be renamed the Robin Bailhache Umpiring Commitment Award.”

 

The Ray Isherwood Representative Umpire Award commenced in 2018–19 to recognise the best performing representative umpire in Victorian State Cricket. It is named in honour of former Australian Test umpire Ray Isherwood who umpired in Victoria from 1962 to 1987 and was a Life Member and Past President of the Association

 

The four men’s Premier umpiring awards were established in 2000 and were named after four celebrated Victorian Test umpires of past years, viz. Jim Phillips, Dave Elder, Ron Wright and Andy Barlow, whose names had not been honoured in any other Association award. Selection is based on the umpires’ performance throughout the season, as judged by the CV umpiring selectors.

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The VCAUSA Women’s Premier Umpire of the Year Award for each Grade commenced in 2019–20 and was initially presented as one award to cover all Women's Premier Cricket. In 2021/22 however, separate awards were presented for each grade of Women's Premier Cricket.

In 2022-23, the Award for the Women's 1st XI Umpire of the year was named the Anne Eldridge Award, in honour of the pioneer Women's CV Umpire and VCAUSA Life Member Anne Eldridge, who umpired 153 CV Matches between 1996-2006. The criteria for these awards are a minimum number of five games umpired in that grade of Women's Premier Cricket, performance as judged by the CV umpiring selectors, and demonstration of a positive attitude and interest in the women’s game

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The Cameron Medal Scorers’ Award was presented for the first time in 2001 and, for that year, was named the VCAUSA Scorers’ Award. It was the unanimous wish of the Association’s scorer members that their medal should be named after two of the most distinguished scorers in Victorian cricket history - Jack Cameron snr. and Jack Cameron jnr. Selection is made by the Committee of Management, in consultation with Cricket Victoria.

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