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54th SOUTH ISLAND PRIMARY SCHOOLS CRICKET TOURNAMENT TH TH 9 – 13 January 2017 South Canterbury www.southcanterburycricket.co.1 nz 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 New Zealand’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 Century 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 wickets @ 10.73 runs per wicket. Otago won for the second time through the batting 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, Lee Germon, 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, Michael Papps, 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; Christchurch 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, Tom Latham, 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 5 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 Dunedin – 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. New Zealand Cricket 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.
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