It is believed Love is the first schoolboy, dual international, in both rugby and cricket since Jeff Wilson in 1992.
Rochelle Fourie of Manukura was named the Ucol Supreme Girl of the Year 2019 for basketball.
Fourie was selected and toured India with the New Zealand Under 19 Team.
She was also selected and toured New Caledonia with the New Zealand Under 17 Team.
Fourie helped her team win the Manawatū Premier Women's Competition and Manawatū Secondary Schools Premier Competition.
She was instrumental in helping Manukura qualify for the AA National Basketball tournament and was also a huge factor in her school achieving seventh place overall.
Fourie made the Tournament Team Selection for this competition and is now looking forward to attending a full four-year scholarship at California State University in Northridge.
Manukura, based on the Massey University campus in Palmerston North provides a varied curriculum that focuses on academic, sporting, and cultural pursuits.
Over 150 nominees represented 68 codes.
The Café Cuba Code Awards had 45 male code award winners and 33 female code award winners.
Category awards: Fisher Print Volunteer of the Year: Ocean Woolley, Queen Elizabeth College, inline speed skating; Visique Naylor Palmer Female Official of the Year: Maddi, Pinder, Feilding High School, basketball; Shoe Clinic Palmerston North Male Official of the Year: Sam Mcfadzean PNBH, basketball; Tiger Turf Team of the Year: Manawatū College weightlifting team - Shelby Wells, Miniah Summerell, Chloe Wright, Taylor Stevens, and Jorja Anderson who are this year's NZ Secondary Schools Weightlifting Champions.
Wells and Summerell have been weightlifting for two years, with Wright, Stevens and Anderson lifting for only nine months.