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CARL Joyce (Grampians) claimed his first PF Christie Medal after polling 15 votes, joining his brother Heinrich on the list of winners. PHOTO: GLENN GUY.
Lloyd Ilett

GRAMPIANS Cricket Club is celebrating another PF Christie Medallist from within its ranks after Carl Joyce took home the biggest prize on offer at the Hamilton and District Cricket Association 39th Annual Christie Dinner on Wednesday night.

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