54th PRIMARY SCHOOLS TOURNAMENT 9TH – 13TH January 2017 South Canterbury

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WELCOME Once again it is time for the cream of Primary School aged cricketers to don the whites and participate in the 54th South Island tournament.

South Canterbury Cricket is delighted to welcome the players, coaches, managers and supporters to this year’s tournament. The South Island Primary School Tournament is a special tournament which over many years has launched the careers of some of ’s best cricketers. We hope you all enjoy the tournament and all players give their best and have fun.

This week is all about the players so I would ask the coaches, managers and supporters to get in behind their teams but also respect, encourage and applaud good play by every player. We are using some of South Canterbury’s best cricket venues which we hope you enjoy.

After each day’s play we would like to encourage supporters to come along to the happy hour held in the lounge of the Southern Trust Events Centre at Aorangi Park. This will be a great place to catch up with old friends and keep up with results for the day.

We are very thankful to our sponsors for the week especially our major sponsor Trust Aoraki, our ground sponsors, Peter Walsh & Associates, Kakahu Angus stud, Southern Wide Real Estate, Temuka Transport, Lynn River, Farmlands Timaru and Fuji Xerox.

A big thank you to Bill Steans and the team from the Timaru District Council, and all the clubs and groundsmen around the district. Your support has been very much appreciated in the preparation of the grounds.

To our friends at Canterbury and Otago cricket who continue to support this very important tournament - we thank you.

Thank you to all our Umpires and Ground Managers for your time during the week.

Finally, good luck to every team and I look forward to seeing you around the grounds during the week

Harvey King

Chairman South Canterbury Cricket SIPST Organising Committee 2017

TOURNAMENT MAJOR SPONSOR

2 Contents WELCOME 2 Contents 3 Supporters 3 Tournament Information 4 Tournament News, Scoring, Social 4 HISTORY 5 Draw & Grounds 6 Ground Locations 6 Tournament Rules 7 TEAM LISTS 10 Tournament Winners: Sir Jack Newman Trophy 12 Eastern Southland Fielding Trophy Winners 13 Tournament Records 14 Tournament Makers 14 Tournament Hat-Tricks 16 Representative Players 17 Future Tournament & Draws 18 Points Table 19 General Contacts 20

Supporters Major Associations

SIPST Ground Sponsors

3 Tournament Information

EVENTS

SUNDAY 8th Jan HOURS OF PLAY

Team Photo’s from 3pm Monday - Thursday Aorangi Oval 10.15am – 12.15pm 1.00pm – 3.00pm Scorers Meeting 4.15pm 3.20pm – 5.20pm Graeme Blanchard Cricket Centre, Aorangi Park Friday Opening Ceremony 5pm 9.30am – 11.30pm Aorangi Oval 12.15pm – 2.15pm (If wet Southern Trust Events Centre, Aorangi Park) 2.35pm – 4.35pm

Team Coach/Managers Meeting 5.30pm Graeme Blanchard Cricket Centre, Aorangi Park CONTACTS THURSDAY 12th Jan John Davies: Tournament Director Team Coach/Managers Meeting 6.15pm 027 693 225 Graeme Blanchard Cricket Centre, Aorangi Park Harvey King: Chairman/Grounds Convenor FRIDAY 15th Jan 027 685 1388

Closing Ceremony 5.15pm Mark Medlicott: CEO/Operations Manager Aorangi Oval 027 269 8654

Tournament News, Scoring, Social

TOURNAMENT RULES, DRAWS & POINTS TABLES

All information about the tournament rules, draw and points tables can be found on the South Canterbury Cricket website http://www.southcanterburycricket.co.nz/south-island-primary-schools-cricket-tournament-2017/

LIVE SCORING

Live scoring for the SIPST tournament can also be found on CricHQ at the following link https://www.crichq.com/#competitions/324/draws/current

FACEBOOK

Photos, stories and features will appear on the South Canterbury Cricket Facebook page and we ask you to share your photos on here during the tournament too.

You can find the page at https://www.facebook.com/southcanterburycricket/

SOCIAL HOUR

From Monday – Thursday we are holding a social hour between 5 – 7 pm in the Southern Trust Events Centre upstairs lounge where you can check results, partake in refreshments, have a chat and see what has been happening around the grounds. There is plenty of parking and places for the children to play outside. See you there.

4 HISTORY

WELCOME TO THIS 54TH SOUTH ISLAND TOURNAMENT AT SOUTH CANTERBURY. The seventh tournament was hosted here in 1970 with 12 teams competing. 5,601 runs were scored for 522 @ 10.73 runs per . Otago won for the second time through the of Ian Rutherford and Bruce Blair with sound support from Ross Murdoch, Mike Johnstone, Garry MacDonald and Damien Forde who also took the most wickets 15 for 63. 14 teams attended for the 18th tournament in 1981 where 7,702 runs for 620 wickets @ 12.42rpw happened. Second-time winners Central Otago scored 644 runs for 48 wickets @ 13.4rpw, as Jodie O’Reilly grabbed 23 wickets @ 5.11rpw. Darrin Murray made 235 runs @ 78.3 for Nelson, , David Ponting, Simon Culhane and Richard Petrie showed depth. Central Otago again won the awards, scoring 888 runs @ 35rpw, taking 54 wickets @ 14.25. The entire yield was 8,449 runs for 483 wickets @ 17.49rpw. This was the 30th tournament in 1993 having the rotational draw now in its tenth trial period. Most runs (220) was scored by Chris Cunningham (North Otago) while Braiden Bonniface claimed 18 wickets @ 6.4 for Marlborough. Others in form were Chris Davies, Troy Scanlon, , Tim Parker, Darren Sullivan, Richard Stenhouse and Richard Timpany. At the 42nd tournament in 2005, most of the matches were played on synthetic tracks. Most bowlers took hurried advice as to how to be successful; Black won securing 70 wickets @ 7.4rpw after scoring 697 @ 41rpw within the yield of 8,154 runs for 665 wickets @ 12.26rpw. Mitchell Kerr scored 241 @ 60.25rpw while Matthew McEwan claimed 17 wickets for 76 @ 4.47rpw. Others include Jonny Nicholls, , Hamish Teale, Tom Walsh, Ashley Simpson and Cole McConchie. Will Williamson took the only hat-trick in 4/20. Now it’s your turn at the crease. Wishing you plenty of runs in the sun.

Derek Cockburn CJCA Patron and SIPST Historian

Geraldine Oval Ground Sponsor

Contact: www.lynnriver.co.nz Ph: 0800 104 568

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Draw & Grounds

Round 7 Round 10 Christchurch Black V West Coast – Geraldine Oval Christchurch Black V Southland Country – Waihi School Buller V Christchurch Red – Ashbury Park 4 West Coast V Otago Country – Temuka Oval Mid Canterbury V South Canterbury – Waihi School Christchurch Red V North Otago – Pleasant Point Domain Southland Country V Otago Country – Aorangi Oval Canterbury Country V – Celtic Sports Ground Invercargill Metro V Canterbury Country – Temuka Oval Nelson V Buller – Geraldine Oval Nelson V North Otago – The Rectory, TBHS South Canterbury V Invercargill Metro – Aorangi Oval Dunedin V Marlborough – Pleasant Point Domain Marlborough V Mid Canterbury – The Rectory, TBHS

Round 8 Round 11 Christchurch Black V Marlborough – Ashbury Park 4 Christchurch Black V Canterbury Country – Aorangi Oval Dunedin V Nelson – Waihi School Buller V Invercargill Metro – Waihi School North Otago V Invercargill Metro – Aorangi Oval Christchurch Red V Southland Country – Ashbury Park 4 Canterbury Country V Southland Country – Pleasant Point Domain Otago Country V North Otago – Geraldine Oval Otago Country V South Canterbury – Celtic Sports Ground West Coast V South Canterbury – Temuka Oval Mid Canterbury V Christchurch Red – Temuka Oval Nelson V Marlborough – Celtic Sports Ground Buller V West Coast – The Rectory, TBHS Dunedin V Mid Canterbury – Pleasant Point Domain

Round 9 Christchurch Black V Buller – Celtic Sports Ground North Otago V Dunedin – Ashbury Park 4 Canterbury Country V Nelson – Pleasant Point Domain Invercargill Metro V Otago Country The Rectory, TBHS Southland Country V Mid Canterbury – Geraldine Oval Marlborough V West Coast – Waihi School South Canterbury V Christchurch Red – Aorangi Oval

Ground Locations Interactive maps showing the location of the grounds being used at this tournament can be found online on the tournament page http://www.southcanterburycricket.co.nz/south-island-primary-schools-cricket- tournament-2017/

Pleasant Point Domain Ground Sponsor

Contact Paul Brown - Rural/Lifestyle Sales Mobile: 027 432 6864 Email: [email protected]

6 Tournament Rules 1. The Tournament

(a) The tournament shall consist of five rounds of one-day matches.

(b) Each team shall comprise of no more than 13 players. The names of team members shall be notified to the Tournament Secretary no later than 10th December prior to the commencement of the tournament.

(c) Each team shall represent one of the association areas listed in schedule 1 of these playing conditions. shall adjudicate on any dispute regarding eligibility of players if requested to do so by the associations in dispute.

(d) If the number of entries received by the host association on the official date of 1 August is an uneven number, two Christchurch teams of equal ability may be entered where there would otherwise be a bye.

2. Cricket Equipment

(a) Equipment: Each team shall provide its own full set of gear including a full set of stumps (County 711 mm) and bails.

(b) Dress: Dress: Players shall wear normal cricket attire with either white shorts and long white socks or long white or cream trousers. Cricket attire can have the following spaces and sizes for Association and Commercial logo’s:

Playing Top Playing Vest/Jersey

• 1x Team/Assn logo 8cm x 8cm • 1x Team/Assn logo 8cm x 8cm • 1x Manufacturers Logo – Chest, Shelve, or Back 8cm x 8cm • 1x Team/Assn logo 8cm x 8cm • 1x Commercial Logo – Shelve or Chest 8cm x 8cm • 1x Commercial Logo – Chest 8cm x 8cm • 1 x Commercial Logo – Front Chest 10cm x 20cm Playing Cap/Helmet Playing Pants • 1x Team/Assn logo 8cm x 8cm • 1x Team/Assn logo 8cm x 8cm • 1x Commercial Logo 3.5cm x 3.5cm • 1x Manufactures or Commercial Logo 8cm x 8cm

(c) Balls: The host association must provide five new two-piece Kookaburra Crown 142gm balls to each team. Only one new ball may be used by each team in a game. (note: at the conclusion of the tournament all seventy balls are to be kept by the host association for future junior player development in their association.) The Kookaburra Crown 142gm ball is the only ball permitted to be used in this tournament. No other ball is to be used.

(d) Length of Pitch: 20.12 meters.

(e) Length of Boundaries: The minimum length of boundaries shall be 50 metres radius and the maximum length shall be 60 metres when measured from the centre of each wicket block. Note: where circumstances permit the maximum permitted boundary of 60 metres should be used.)

(f) Scoring. Scoreboards shall be provided by the host association. Each team shall provide its own scorer and scorebook. Celtic Sports Ground Sponsor

Timaru, 32 North Street, Timaru, 7910, Ph. 03 687 9459 / Fax 03 684 3856, [email protected]

7 3. Draw

The draw for this tournament will comprise rounds 7 – 11 of the 14 team draw developed for use at South Island Primary Tournaments (see p.25 for more detail).

4. Hours of Play

(a) Commencement of play until lunch - 10.15am through to 12.15 pm, Lunch until tea - 1.00 pm through to 3.00 pm, Tea until close of play - 3.20 pm through to 5.20 pm.

(b) The hours of play set down in this playing condition may be varied by the Tournament manager to suit local conditions provided the total playing time for each day (6 Hours) is not affected. The hours may also be varied to compensate for late commencement or interruption on account of weather, but under no circumstances shall play continue beyond 7.30 pm.

Any variation in the hours of play shall be notified to all team managers prior to the commencement of the tournament or, in the case of variation because of weather, the commencement of the day’s play.

(c) If the commencement of play is delayed by weather, or if play is interrupted by bad weather, the decision on the starting time or recommencement following an interruption shall be in the hands of the tournament controller in consultation with the Umpires.

5. Matches

(a) The Laws of Cricket 2000 code shall apply to all matches, except as specifically provided herein.

(b) Team Sizes: Teams may be composed of twelve players. Prior to the toss each team must name their batting 11 and their fielding 11. The player left out of the Fielding 11 will act as a normal 12th man for the fielding positions at the match. A 13th man can be a sub fieldsman if required.

(c) Over Rate:

(i) There shall be no over rate penalties applied to the primary school tournaments. However, it is expected that a rate of approximately 18 overs per hour will be maintained throughout the tournament.

(ii) Subject to playing conditions 4(a), 4(b) and 5(a), when one hour of playing time remains in terms of playing condition 4, the next ensuing over shall be the first of a minimum of twenty 6-ball overs unless a is reached earlier. If an interruption for weather or bad light occurs during the final hour the number of overs to be bowled will be reduced by one for every complete three minutes of interruption.

(d) First : The declaration time for the first innings will be within a maximum time of 3 hours 10 minutes, unless the playing time is less than the normal 6 hours at the commencement of the match. In these circumstances, the following maximum percentage of playing time applies to the first innings:

Playing time Maximum % of playing time for the first innings

Normal 6 hours 3 hours 10 minutes (52.78%)

5 hours 1 min - 6 hours 53%

4 hours 1 min - 5 hours 55%

3 hours 1 min - 4 hours 57%

3 hours or less 60%

The calculation should be rounded up to the closest minute. If play is delayed further, once games have started, there will be no further adjustments to playing time.

(e) Restrictions: All bowlers other than spinners are permitted to bowl a maximum of 10 overs per match with no more than 5 overs per spell. Spinners can bowl a maximum of 15 overs per match (no spell requirements).

8 (f) Limited Field Placement: No fielder may stand closer than 10 metres from the striker’s wicket on the on-side or in front of point on the off-side until the ball has been played by the batsman.

(i) Fielders may stand within 10 metres of the striker if they are in the off-side slips position.

(ii) Groundspersons will be encouraged to mark a circle with a radius of 10 metres from each middle stump with dots.

(g) Dangerous Deliveries

(i) Any which passes, or would have passed above shoulder height when the striker is standing in his or her normal position shall be called a “No Ball”

(ii) Any delivery that passes on the full above waist height of a striker standing in his or her normal position shall be called a “No Ball”.

(h) Drinks Breaks: Will take place at 11.15am and at 4.20pm. ie the middle of the two sessions which do not include the change of innings (should the match be shortened for any reason then drinks shall be taken in the middle of each session). The players will not leave the field of play during a drinks break, except where a comfort break is required, and only the coach may come onto the field of play to talk to his team. The drinks break shall take no longer than 3 minutes.

6. Competition Points

(a) Outright Win 6 Points

(b) 1st Innings win 5 Points (reduced to 3 Points if an outright Loss follows)

(c) 1st Innings Tie 3 Points

(d) Draw/no result 2 Points

(e) 1st Innings loss 1 point

7. Tournament Winners

The team with the greatest number of points accumulated at the end of the final round shall be declared the tournament winners. In the event of two or more teams having the same number of points the tournament trophy shall be shared.

8. Trophies

(a) The winning team or teams in the South Island Tournament shall be awarded the Sir Jack Newman Trophy

(b) The Eastern Southland Trophy will be awarded to the best fielding team & fair play at the tournament.

The Umpires shall award points at the conclusion of each match based on the following criteria:

(i) Catching and stumpings

(ii) Ground fielding and backing up

(iii) Fielding placements

(iv) Returns to wicket keeper and bowler

(v) Behaviour and sportsmanship

No teams shall be awarded more than 6 points per match

(c) There shall be no trophies or awards made for individual performances during the tournament.

9 (d) The winning association or, in the case of joint winners, the first recipient shall have the trophy engraved at the expense of the host association.

9. Player Eligibility

(a) Players must be enrolled (or considered) as year 8 pupils or lower as at 1st September in the year prior to the playing of the tournament.

(b) Players are eligible to play for the district Association in which they live, are schooled as at 1st September or play their cricket. This is known as their ‘home’ Association. In addition, up to 3 players in a squad may come from any other district Association taking part in the tournament. These players must play for their ‘home’ Association, if selected, but become available to play elsewhere if they are not. The selection of these players is coordinated by the major cricket Association controlling the team that requests the players, i.e. Canterbury or Otago.

(c) Where an association makes a player ineligible for selection for other than disciplinary reasons, and that player would otherwise be eligible for selection under (a) and (b) above, that player can be considered for selection by another competing association.

(d) Minor associations be able to select players for their tournament team by borrowing up to 3 players from other associations.

10. Changes to Playing Conditions (and rules)

(a) A District Association or interested party submits in writing a change to the playing conditions to one of the major associations (i.e. Canterbury or Otago).

(b) The major association(s) send out in writing the suggested change to the 13 District Associations. If no response is received from a District Association within the deadline then that Association’s vote will be counted as a yes vote. (If Christchurch Junior Cricket Association entered two teams in the previous tournament, then they should be entitled to two votes. If CJCA entered only one team in the previous tournament, they should be entitled to one vote. At least eight votes in favour must be achieved to pass a change. Nelson and Marlborough have one vote each and may make any change submissions through to the Otago Cricket Association.

(c) When a change has been voted in by the District Associations, the major Associations will write to all District Associations to advise and arrange the change to the electronic copy of the playing conditions as circulated each year to the host district.

(d) When a change has been voted out by the Districts Associations, the major associations will write to all District Associations to advise.

TEAM LISTS South Canterbury

Caleb Donaldson (C), Liam Andrews, Taine Cordell-Hull, Archie Batchelor (C), Jayden Williams, Balkrishna Uniyal, Cameron Slee, Jarrod Phillips, Toby Clemett, Toby Scannell, Fletcher Rhodes, Flynn Linton.

Coaches: David Fisher & Chris Galwey Manager: Dale Rhodes

Buller

Cameron Hill, Blake Potter, Flynn Craddock, Flynn Aldridge , Jamie Holland, Nico Gugich, Jesse Hart, Ethan Hart, Mbongeni Ndebele, Max Armstrong, Hugh Quirk, Sam Dickie, Jamie Barr.

Coach: Shaun Stagg

10 Christchurch Black

Charlie Swan, Sam Harris, Caleb Manson, Jaeden Hooper, Quinn Smith, Harry Forrest, Mitchell McMillan, James White, Tom Smith, Rocco O’Loughlin, Oliver Lyons, Caleb Heyns.

Coach: Greg Manson Manager:

Christchurch Red

Harry Bisphan, Jayan Goldsworthy, Will Pierce, Scott Janett, Ryan Pringle, Jackson Rhodes, Sam Idiens, Hugh Fergusson, Jono Lee, Jack Harding, Lachlan Cartwright, Sam Whittaker.

Coach: Mark Pringle Manager: Dave Janett

Canterbury Country

Hayden Thornley, Archie Reekie, Tyler Bruce, Robson Foulkes, Adam Supyx, Cameron Paul, Jordy Frew (c), Will Anderson, Tom Rossiter, Will Baggott, George Gunn, Isaac Earl.

Coaches: Rob Frew and Glen Foulkes Manager:

Dunedin

Thomas Andrews, Reuben Bouman , Xavier Chisholm , Louis Clydesdale, Reuben Cook, Jacob Cumming , Zac Cumming, Mason Gain, Gus Holt, Jacob Murray , Oliver Ritchie , Alex Wilson. Non travelling reserve: Michael Flanagan

Coaches: Gerard Finnie & Craig Cumming Manager: Anna Campbell

Invercargill Metro

Kavindu Bhagya, Nick Brown, Bruno Burgess, Hunter Cairns, Shaun Clapperton, Aaron Hart, Jake Kura, Stirling McKelvie, Reid Murray, Lachie Nimmo, Jack O’Connell, Aubrey Page, Harri Pyle.

Coaches: Greg Hart and Joe O’Connell Manager: Victoria O’Connell

Marlborough

Ben Holdaway, William Sutherland, Billy Sloan, Sam MacDonald, Joel Pannell, Cooper Roberts, Dylan Burton, Hunter Ruffell, Jack Kelly, Kohri Brown, Oliver Shore, Tim Petrie.

Coaches: Barry Roberts and Terry Sloan Manager: Paula Holdaway

Mid Canterbury

Angus Jemmett, Ben Middleton, Devon Flannery, Will Jemmett, Sam Cuttle, Hugh Cameron, Gus Casey-Solly, Angus Spittal, William Hayden, Jacob Currie, Jack Gibson, Sam Reilly-Sigel, Alex Roderick .

Coach: Garfield Charles Manager:

Nelson

Will Bixley, Will Thornalley, Billy Goble, Caleb Andrews, Ronan Restieaux, Boe Bamford, Ryan Mairs, Flynn Day, Jack MacNeil, Jack Morris, Sam Schultz, Jed Irvine.

Coach: Simon Bixley Manager:

North Otago

Jacob Fowler, Aaron Maxwell, Lachlan Brookes, Jack Cameron, Quinn Wardle, Oscar Anderson, Liam Mavor, Liam Direen, Logan Taylor, Harry Murphy, Eli Johnson, Sam Keno, Campbell Fowler.

Coaches: Stefan Mavor, Craig Direen, Sam Bastin. Manager: Teresa Mavor

11 Otago Country

Tim Johnson, Christopher Nevill, CJ Kemp, Thomas O’Connor (C), Ben Johnson, Padraig Reilly (wk), Fletcher Marshall, Michael Lord, Olly Alderson, Brooklyn Smith, Maz Cameron, Charlie Breen.

Coach: Shayne O’Connor Manager: Janine Nevill

Southland Country

Ryan Johnston (C), Finn Hurley, Aiden Waddell, Jock Davies, Cody Waihape, Rueben Sleeman, Ben McCall, Isaac Ottrey, John Steegh, Ceysson Gutschlag, Riley Gillions, Josh Peters.

Coaches: Graham Waddell & Sean Hurley Manager: Peter Davies

West Coast

Matthew Robbins (C), Jack Kennedy, Lachie Busch, Harrison Calder, Jack Goodin, Ollie Robb, Cameron Beaumont, Josh Robbins, Mikaere Whitcombe, Bailey Russ, Calder Low, Jayde Foster,

Coach: Wayne Robbins Manager: Anita Calder

Tournament Winners: Sir Jack Newman Trophy

Date Winner Location Date Winner Location 2016 Canterbury Country Dunedin 1988 Canterbury Invercargill 2015 Christchurch Red Gore 1987 Nelson Ashburton 2014 Nelson/Otago Country Christchurch 1986 Canterbury Alexandra 2013 Christchurch Red Invercargill 1985 Canterbury Rangiora 2012 Chch Red/Cant Country/Dun Ashburton 1984 Canterbury Westport 2011 Cant Country/Dunedin Alexandra 1983 Canterbury A Oamaru 2010 Nelson Rangiora 1982 Central Otago Nelson 2009 Mid-Canterbury Westport 1981 Central Otago Timaru 2008 Cant Country/Chch Black Oamaru 1980 No Final Dunedin 2007 Christchurch Black Nelson 1979 Canterbury B Blenheim 2006 Cant Cty/Sth Cant/Chch Black Timaru 1978 Canterbury Gore 2005 Christchurch Black Dunedin 1977 Central Otago Christchurch 2004 Nelson Blenheim 1976 Nelson Invercargill 2003 Canterbury Country Gore 1975 North Canterbury Ashburton 2002 Canterbury Country Christchurch 1974 Canterbury Alexandra 2001 Central Otago Invercargill 1973 Otago Rangiora 2000 Dunedin Ashburton 1972 Canterbury/Nelson Oamaru 1999 Central Otago Alexandra 1971 Nelson Nelson 1998 Canterbury Country Rangiora 1970 Otago Timaru 1997 South Canterbury Westport 1969 South Canterbury Dunedin 1996 Cant Country/South Cant Oamaru 1968 South Canterbury Blenheim 1995 Canterbury Nelson 1967 South Canterbury Gore 1994 Canterbury Timaru 1966 Ashburton Christchurch 1993 Central Otago Dunedin 1965 Otago Ashburton 1992 Christchurch Red Blenheim 1964 Cancelled Cancelled 1991 Nelson Gore 1963 Marlborough Invercargill 1990 Cant/Cent Otago/Nelson/Nth Cant Christchurch 1989 Otago A

Summary of Winners Christchurch/Canterbury (20), Canterbury Country/North Canterbury (11), Nelson (9), Dunedin/Otago (7), Otago Country/Central Otago (8), South Canterbury (6), Mid-Canterbury/Ashburton (2), Marlborough (1).

Aorangi Oval Ground Sponsor

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Eastern Southland Fielding Trophy Winners

Date Winner Location Date Winner Location 2016 Christchurch Red Dunedin 1989 Canterbury B Christchurch 2015 Otago Country Blenheim 1988 Nelson Invercargill 2014 Otago Country Gore 1987 Nelson Ashburton 2013 South Canterbury Christchurch 1986 North Canterbury Alexandra 2012 Canterbury Country Invercargill 1985 Buller Rangiora 2011 Dun/Mid-Cant/North Otago Ashburton 1984 North Canterbury Westport 2010 Otago Country Alexandra 1983 Otago Oamaru 2009 Otago Country Rangiora 1982 Nelson Nelson 2008 South Canterbury Westport 1981 Central Otago Timaru 2007 Nelson Oamaru 1980 North Canterbury Dunedin 2006 Canterbury Country Nelson 1979 Nelson Blenheim 2005 Mid-Canterbury/Nelson Timaru 1978 Nelson Gore 2004 Marlborough Dunedin 1977 Canterbury A Christchurch 2003 Marlborough/Chch Black Blenheim 1976 South Canterbury Invercargill 2002 Central Otago Gore 1975 North Canterbury Ashburton 2001 Central Otago Christchurch 1974 Canterbury Alexandra 2000 Southland Invercargill 1973 North Canterbury Rangiora 1999 Canterbury Country Ashburton 1972 Nelson Oamaru 1998 Canterbury Country Alexandra 1971 Nelson Nelson 1997 South Canterbury Rangiora 1970 Otago Timaru 1996 Central Otago Westport 1969 Nelson Dunedin 1995 Nelson/Otago Oamaru 1968 North Canterbury Blenheim 1994 Otago Nelson 1967 Nelson Gore 1993 Central Otago Timaru 1992 North Canterbury Dunedin 1991 South Canterbury Blenheim 1990 Central Otago/Nelson Gore

Summary of Winners Nelson (13), Canterbury Country/North Canterbury (12), Otago Country/Central Otago (10), Dunedin/Otago (5), South Canterbury (5), Christchurch/Canterbury (5), Marlborough (2), North Otago (2), Mid-Canterbury/Ashburton (2), Buller (1), Southland (1).

Waihi School Ground Sponsor

Contact: www.kakahuangus.com Ph: +64 3 697 4858

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Tournament Records

Total Wickets at a single tournament: 1995 – 732 wickets at Oamaru

Total Runs at a single tournament: 1985 – 11,906 runs at Rangiora

Highest average runs at a single tournament (all teams): 1985 – 20.1 at Rangiora

Highest average runs at a single tournament (one team): 2005 - 41 by Christchurch Black at Timaru

Most runs by a player: 1971 at Nelson – 432 @ 108 – Ian Rutherford (Otago)

Highest average by a player on grass: 1990 at Gore – 311 runs @ average of 155.5 – Craig McMillan (Christchurch)

Highest score in a match on grass: 2013 at Christchurch – 159 runs (from 134 balls inc. 5 sixes and 18 fours) – Llewy Johnson (North Otago)

Highest average by a player on synthetics: 2008 at Westport – average of 236 – Jack Waller (Canterbury Country)

Highest score in a match on synthetics: 2008 at Westport – 141 runs (inc. 15 x6s) – Kack Waller (Canterbury Country) v Mid Cant

Most centuries at a single tournament: 1989 at Christchurch – 3 centuries – Craig Cumming (South Canterbury)

Tournament Century Makers

Num Year Player Host 1st 1963 Rodney Walker for Canterbury A vs Southland B (102) Invercargill 2nd 1966 Stephen Phillips for North Otago vs Southland (108*) Christchurch 3rd 1967 Ian Clark for North Canterbury vs Canterbury (100*) Gore 4th 1968 John Davies for South Canterbury v Canterbury A (124*) Blenheim 5th 1969 Ian Rutherford for Otago B vs North Otago (111) Dunedin 6th 1969 John Davies for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (133) Dunedin 7th 1969 Peter Jones for North Canterbury vs Central Otago (126) Dunedin 8th 1969 Peter McCormack for Canterbury A vs Nelson (112) Dunedin 9th 1970 Mike Johnston for North Canterbury vs Ashburton (105) Timaru 10th 1971 Ian Rutherford for Otago B vs South Canterbury (117*) Nelson 11th 1971 Matin Mulcahy for South Canterbury vs Eastern Southland Country (102*) Nelson 12th 1971 Ian Rutherford for Otago vs Nelson B (103*) Nelson 13th 1972 Colin Jackson for Otago vs Southland (107*) Oamaru 14th 1972 Bruce Blair for Otago vs North Canterbury (104*) Oamaru 15th 1973 Vaughan Brown for Canterbury vs South Canterbury (123*) Rangiora 16th 1973 Terry Ward for Southland vs Canterbury (117) Rangiora 17th 1973 Alan Devlin for North Canterbury vs North Otago (106*) Rangiora 18th 1974 Michael Hooper for Ashburton vs North Otago (111*) Alexandra 19th 1974 Bryce Nicholson for Canterbury vs Otago (109*) Alexandra 20th 1975 Darryl James for South Canterbury vs Southland B (102*) Ashburton 21st 1976 Stephen McFelin for South Canterbury vs Southland B (109) Invercargill 22nd 1979 Michael Stringer for Nelson vs Ashburton (101*) Blenheim 23rd 1979 Kenneth Rutherford for Otago vs South Canterbury (100) Blenheim 24th 1979 Michael Fullen for Canterbury B vs Canterbury A (119*) Blenheim 25th 1981 David Ponting for Canterbury A vs Southland (100*) Timaru (David also got a hat-trick - the first time this feat has been achieved at the same 26th 1981 tournament) Timaru 27th 1981 Danny Thomas for South Canterbury B vs North Canterbury (110*) Timaru 28th 1982 Leslie Richards for Otago vs Ashburton (102) Nelson 14 29th 1982 Jason Fullen for Canterbury vs Southland (111) Nelson 30th 1983 Shane Jones for North Canterbury vs Ashburton (105*) Oamaru 31st 1983 Stephen Fallowfield for Southland Country vs Marlborough (100) Oamaru 32nd 1985 David Mills for Canterbury A vs Canterbury B (102*) Rangiora 33rd 1985 Boyd O'Shea for Southland Country vs North Canterbury A (103) Rangiora 34th 1985 Lindsay Breen for Central Otago vs Buller (132*) Rangiora 35th 1985 Jonathan Smith for Central Otago vs Ashburton (106) Rangiora 36th 1985 John Huynen for North Canterbury vs Ashburton (108) Rangiora 37th 1985 Charles Fairbairn for Canterbury vs North Canterbury B (110*) Rangiora 38th 1987 Llorne Howell for Canterbury vs North Canterbury B (100*) Ashburton 39th 1987 Aagon Wills for Central Otago vs Ashburton (100*) Ashburton 40th 1989 Gerard Ward for North Otago vs Eastern Southland Country (101*) Christchurch 41st 1989 Craig Cumming for South Canerbury vs Buller (121*) Christchurch 42nd 1989 Greg Zampach for Buller vs South Canterbury (107*) Christchurch 43rd 1989 Chris Finch for Central Otago vs Southland (100*) Christchurch 44th 1989 Craig Cumming for South Canterbury vs Ashburton (108*) Christchurch 45th 1989 Carl McKenzie for Southland vs Canterbury B (116*) Christchurch 46th 1989 Chris Finch for Central Otago vs Southland (100*) Christchurch 47th 1989 Scott Lammas for Marlborough vs North Canterbury (111) Christchurch Greg Irvine for Nelson vs North Canterbury (106) 48th 1989 (Greg also got a hat-trick, only the second time this feat has been achieved at the Christchurch 49th 1989 same tournament) Christchurch 50th 1990 Lindsay Cavill for Ashburton vs Buller (102*) Gore 51st 1990 Craig Cumming for South Canterbury vs Central Otago (108) Gore 52nd 1990 Joseph Hill for Marlborough vs Eastern Southland Country (103) Gore 53rd 1990 Craig McMillan for Canterbury vs South Canterbury (114*) Gore 54th 1990 Craig McMillan for Canterbury vs Central Otago (152*) Gore 55th 1991 Robert Madden for Ashburton vs Marlborough (103*) Blenheim 56th 1992 Hayden Finch for Central Otago vs North Otago (112*) Dunedin 57th 1992 Lyall Jemmett for Ashburton vs Southland (110) Dunedin 58th 1996 Nick Johnstone for South Canterbury vs Central Otago (102) Westport 59th 1997 Ben Dormer for Canterbury vs Southland Country (101*) Rangiora 60th 1998 Shanan Stewart for Canterbury Country vs Nelson (109) Alexandra 61st 1998 Scott Vile for Marlborough vs Christchurch Red (106*) Alexandra 62nd 1998 Mario Soper for Southland vs Marlborough (100*) Alexandra 63rd 1999 Hadley Johns for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (103*) Ashburton 64th 1999 Douglas Mathews for Canterbury Black vs West Coast (109*) Ashburton 65th 1999 Ben Sumpter for Southland vs South Canterbury (1110 Ashburton 66th 2000 Michael Grigor for South Canterbury vs Southland (105) Invercargill 67th 2000 Daniel Kral for Nelson vs Marlborough (105) Invercargill 68th 2001 Sean Eathorne for Dunedin vs South Canterbury (121*) Christchurch 69th 2001 Andy Fitzpatricket for Marlborough vs Southland Country (122*) Christchurch 70th 2001 James Russell for Dunedin vs Southland Country (101*) Christchurch 71st 2002 Ben Wright for Nelson vs Christchurch Black (103*) Gore 72nd 2002 Kieran Parker for Central Otago vs Southland (100*) Gore 73rd 2003 Paul Duncan for Christchurch Red vs Southland Country (103) Blenheim 74th 2004 Paul Duncan for Christchurch Red vs Central Otago (108) Dunedin 75th 2005 Thomas Beaumont for Nelson vs Canterbury Black (100*) Timaru 76th 2005 Isaac McDonald for Mid Canterbury vs South Canterbury (103) Timaru 77th 2005 Jonny Nicholls for Marlborough vs Buller (112) Timaru 78th 2006 Mitchell Kerr for Christchurch Black vs North Otago (102*) Nelson 79th 2006 Ashley Simpson for Dunedin vs Buller (103*) Nelson 80th 2006 Tim Leonard for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (101*) Nelson 81st 2006 Mitchell Van Schaik for Invercargill Mero vs Nelson (100) Nelson 82nd 2007 Jacob Naylor for South Canterbury vs Marlborough (101*) Oamaru 83rd 2008 Kieren Patterson for Southland Country vs North Otago (105*) Westport 84th 2008 Ben Ward for Mid Canterbury vs Marlborough (104*) Westport 85th 2008 Jack Waller for Canterbury Country vs Mid Canterbury (141*) Westport 86th 2009 Ryan Rusk for Southland Country vs Buller (100*) Rangiora 87th 2009 Luke Roden for Nelson vs Invercargill Met. (112) Rangiora Gus Hewitt for Christchurch Black vs Marlborough (100*) 88th 2010 Chris Warner for Christchurch Black vs Southland Country (100*) Alexandra 89th 2012 (Chris also got a hat-trick, only the third time this feat has been achieved at the same Invercargill 90th 2012 tournament) Invercargill 91st 2012 William Brown for Christchurch Red vs Southland Country (117*) Invercargill 92nd 2013 Mitchell Pryde for Southland Country vs Mid Canterbury (105) Christchurch 93rd 2013 Ma'ara Ave for Marlborough vs West Coast (101*) Christchurch 94th 2013 Ben Donkers for Canterbury Country vs Dunedin Met. (108*) Christchurch

15 95th 2013 Llewy Johnson for North Otago vs Marlborough (159 - Tournament Record) Christchurch Isaac Anderson for Christchurch Red vs Nelson (115*) 96th 2014 Simon Yorston for Christchurch Red vs Nelson (100*) Gore 97th 2015 Jack Pryde for Dunedin vs Otago Country (102*) Blenheim 98th 2015 (Jack also got a hat-trick, only the fourth time this feat has been achieved at the same Blenheim 99th 2015 tournament) Blenheim 100th 2015 Caylem Cooke for Marlborough vs West Coast (101*) Blenheim 101st 2015 Nicholas Lidstone for Christchurch Red vs North Otago (108) Blenheim Jesse Frew Canterbury Country vs Dunedin (101) 102nd 2016 Jackson Hemingway for Christchurch Black vs Invercargill (110*) Dunedin 103rd 2016 Tommy Wilson for Dunedin vs West Coast (103*) Dunedin 104th 2016 Archie Redfern for Mid Canterbury vs Otago Country (114*) Dunedin (Archie also got a hat-trick, only the fifth time this feat has been achieved at the same tournament) Blair McKenzie for Invercargill vs Mid Canterbury (109*) Beckham Greenall for Dunedin Metro vs Otago Country (101*) Beckham Greenall for Dunedin Metro vs Eastern Southland Country (101)

Tournament Hat-Tricks

Num Year Player Host 1st 1968 Larry Porter for Canterbury B vs North Otago (8 for 5) Blenheim 2nd 1971 Michael Parker for North Otago vs Southland (4 for 0) Nelson 3rd 1971 Richard Spence for Eastern Southland vs Canterbury (4 for 52) Nelson 4th 1973 Michael Williams for South Canterbury vs Buller (5 for 20) Rangiora 5th 1975 Peter Crombie for North Otago vs Southland (3 for 23) Ashburton 6th 1975 Lennie Palmer for North Otago vs West Coast (3 for 3) Ashburton 7th 1977 David Beale for Southland vs North Canterbury (4 for 21) Christchurch 8th 1978 Phillip McDonald for Southland vs North Canterbury (7 for 37) Gore 9th 1978 Colin Ormsby for South Canterbury vs West Coast (5 for 0) Gore 10th 1978 Gary Pearce for Otago B vs Buller (5 for 1) Gore 11th 1979 Brian Plaskett for North Canterbury vs Central Otago (7 for 36) Blenheim 12th 1979 Richard Knox for Central Otago vs South Canterbury (7 for 26) Blenheim 13th 1981 David Ponting for Canterbury A vs Nelson (4 for 21) Timaru (David also scored a centry at this tournament) 14th 1982 Barry Roche for Buller vs Southand Country (7 for 32) Nelson 15th 1983 Bryan Vickery for North Canterbury vs West Coast (6 for 8) Oamaru 16th 1983 Gavin Millar for Nelson vs Ashburton (7 for 18) Oamaru 17th 1984 Brent Casey for North Canterbury vs Nelson (7 for 16) Westport 18th 1987 Michael Spowart for Buller vs Canterbury Minors (5 for 28) Ashburton 19th 1988 Carl Eddington for Nelson vs South Canterbury (4 for 15) Invercargill 20th 1989 Greg Irvine for Nelson vs Ashburton (3 for 51) Christchurch (Greg also scored a century at this tournament) 21st 1995 Willie Andrew for Nelson vs Otago B (3 for 6) Oamaru 22nd 1996 Mark Wright for Canterbury B vs West Coast (5 for 8) Westport 23rd 1996 Matthew Petrie for Southland vs Central Otago (5 for 7) Westport 24th 1997 Vinnie Menon for Nelson vs West Coast (10 for 10) Rangiora 25th 1999 Ben Patterson or Canterbury Country vs Southland Country (4 for 3) Ashburton 26th 2000 Konrad Hanson for Dunedin vs Buller (4 for 2) Invercargill 27th 2001 Cameron Rutherford for Central Otago vs Marlborough (8 for 17) Christchurch 28th 2001 Lindsay Cresswell for Canterbury Country vs Buller (5 for 12) Christchurch 29th 2003 Bud Jackson for Nelson vs West Coast (4 for 14) Blenheim 30th 2003 Matt Laffey for Canterbury Country vs Buller (5 for 12) Blenheim 31st 2004 Simon Smaill for Central Otago vs Southland Country (3 for 13) Dunedin 32nd 2005 William Mills for Christchurch Black vs Central Otago (4 for 20) Timaru 33rd 2006 Mike Grafton for Buller vs Christchurch Red (4 for 32) Nelson 34th 2007 Matt Tait for Mid Canterbury vs Nelson (5 for 17) Oamaru 35th 2007 Cameron Grubb for North Otago vs West Cost (7 for 1) Oamaru 36th 2008 Tom Gore for Christchurch Red vs Invercargill Met. (3 for 9) Westport 37th 2009 Chris Warner for Christchurch Black vs West Coast (5 for 13) Rangiora (Chris also got scored a century at this tournament) 38th 2011 Jack Hyde for Canterbury Country vs West Coast (8 for 8) Ashburton 39th 2012 Declan Su'a for Dunedin vs Mid Canterbury (5 for 12) Invercargill 40th 2013 Jack Pryde for Dunedin vs South Canterbury (5 for 9) Christchurch (Jack also scored a century at this tournament) 41st 2015 Ryan Becker for Otago Country vs West Coast (6 for 14) Blenheim 42nd 2015 Tom Middleton for Malborough vs Blenheim (3 for 14) Blenheim 43rd 2015 Archie Redfern for Marlborough vs Blenheim (4 for 2) Blenheim (Archie also scored a century at this tournament)

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Representative Players

Those listed below have played in past tournaments and have gone on to represent New Zealand at top International Level.

Name Province Corey Anderson Christchurch Christchurch South Canterbury Erin Bermingham Buller Tony Blain Nelson Bruce Blair Otago Christchurch Neil Broom Christchurch Vaughan Brown Christchurch Otago & Christchurch Craig Cumming South Canterbury Brendon Diamanti Marlborough Mark Douglas Nelson Nelson Andrew Ellis Christchurch Christchurch Canterbury Country Lee Germon Christchurch Sir Christchurch Christchurch Matthew Henry Christchurch Llorne Howell Christchurch Andrew Jones Nelson Tom Latham Christchurch Otago Brendan McCullum Dunedin Nathan McCullum Dunedin Brian McKechnie Southland Craig McMillan Christchurch Darrin Murray Nelson Henry Nicholls Canterbury Country Michael Papps Christchurch Richard Petrie Christchurch Mark Priest Christchurch Stu Roberts Christchurch Ken Rutherford Otago David Sewell North Otago Christchurch Jeff Wilson Southland Shanan Stewart Canterbury Country John Wright North Canterbury

17 Future Tournament & Draws Draws for the tournament are established many years in advance using an agreed ‘round’ system in which five rounds, one for each of the five Tournament days, is played each day.

Future Tournaments 2018 Rounds 12 to 3 - 55th at Nelson (Host: Nelson) 8 to 12 Jan 2018 2019 Rounds 4 to 8 - 56th at Oamaru (Host: North Otago) 7 to 11 Jan 2019 2020 Rounds 9 to 13 - 57th at Westport (Host: Buller) 6 to 10 Jan 2020 2021 Rounds 1 to 5 - 58th at Rangiora (Host: Canterbury Country) 11 to 15 Jan 2021

Tournament Draw

Round 1 Round 6 Round 10 Christchurch Black V Christchurch Red Christchurch Black V Nelson Chch Black V Southland Country Otago Country V Mid Canterbury West Coast V Mid Canterbury West Coast V Otago Country Marlborough V Canterbury Country Buller V Otago Country Christchurch Red V North Otago North Otago V Buller Canterbury Country V Christchurch Red Canterbury Country V Dunedin Dunedin V South Canterbury North Otago V Southland Country Nelson V Buller Southland Country V Nelson Invercargill Metro V Dunedin South Canterbury V Invercargill Metro Invercargill Metro V West Coast South Canterbury V Marlborough Marlborough V Mid Canterbury

Round 2 Round 7 Round 11 Christchurch Black V North Otago Christchurch Black V West Coast Christchurch Black V Cant Country Buller V South Canterbury Buller V Christchurch Red Buller V Invercargill Metro Marlborough V Southland Country Mid Canterbury V South Canterbury Christchurch Red V Southland Country Invercargill Metro V Mid Canterbury Southland Country V Otago Country Otago Country V North Otago Nelson V West Coast Invercargill Metro V Cant Country West Coast V South Canterbury Otago Country V Canterbury Country Nelson V North Otago Nelson V Marlborough Dunedin V Christchurch Red Dunedin V Marlborough Dunedin V Mid Canterbury

Round 3 Round 8 Round 12 Christchurch Black V Otago Country Christchurch Black V Marlborough Chch Black V Invercargill Metro Invercargill Metro V Christchurch Red Dunedin V Nelson Otago Country V Christchurch Red Nelson V South Canterbury North Otago V Invercargill Metro Mid Canterbury V Nelson Buller V Dunedin Cant Country V Southland Country Marlborough V Buller North Otago V Marlborough Otago Country V South Canterbury North Otago V Canterbury Country Canterbury Country V Mid Canterbury Mid Canterbury V Christchurch Red West Coast V Dunedin West Coast V Southland Country Buller V West Coast Southland Country V South Cant

Round 4 Round 9 Round 13 Christchurch Black V South Canterbury Christchurch Black V Buller Christchurch Black V Dunedin Canterbury Country V West Coast North Otago V Dunedin Inv Metro V Southland Country Dunedin V Otago Country Canterbury Country V Nelson Christchurch Red V Marlborough Nelson V Christchurch Red Invercargill Metro V Otago Country Otago Country V Nelson Invercargill Metro V Marlborough Southland Country V Mid Canterbury Mid Canterbury V Buller Southland Country V Buller Marlborough V West Coast Cant Country V South Canterbury North Otago V Mid Canterbury South Canterbury V Christchurch Red North Otago V West Coast

Round 5 Christchurch Black V Mid Canterbury Buller V Canterbury Country Invercargill Metro V Nelson Marlborough V Otago Country Dunedin V Southland Country North Otago V South Canterbury West Coast V Christchurch Red

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Points Table

9 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 12 Jan 13 Jan TOTAL

Buller

Canterbury Country

Christchurch Red

Christchurch Black

Dunedin

Invercargill Metro

Marlborough

Mid Canterbury

Nelson

North Otago

Otago Country

Southland Country

South Canterbury

West Coast

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