MALE CHAMPION- SHIP 28 SEPTEMBER – 8 OCTOBER, 2015 FROM BACKYARD 2015 CONTENTS TO BAGGY GREEN CHAMPIONSHIPS The Championships Preview 2 Underage Male PREVIEW ’s Journey 3 Championships have been The competition will be at its peak in 2015 2014/15 Review 4 the biggest contributor with the addition of the History of the Champs 5 to the national teams set XI comprising of the best talent from the up since its inception. A recent Under 15 Schools Competition. Squads 12 vital part of the Australian New South Wales will be looking to go 31 MyCricket Cricket pathway, these competitions may back-to-back after a faultless carnival Cricket Australia discount 32 be the first time players represent their last year, pushing on to try and make it six Umpires 33 state at an elite level which will no doubt championships since 2004-05. The ten Playing Conditions 34 lead to opportunities and the emergence of squads will be tested on often batsman- Australia’s next great talents. friendly of Queensland, culminating in a final on the first-class of These championships are a proven Field, overlooked by the National Cricket breeding ground for Australia’s next crop Centre and the High Performance Team. and have produced current international players such as , and Australia Steve KOOKABURRA Smith. With the new addition of the Cricket Australia XI encompassing the best WELCOME under-16 talent, the opportunities are more plentiful than ever before. I encourage MESSAGE all players to embody the cricketing spirit Welcome to Cricket Australia’s Underage and for all involved to get along and support National Championships for 2015/16. Australia’s future stars. First of all, welcome and congratulations to the players who have gone through their NATIONAL TALENT MANAGER State/Territory selection process which is an achievement in itself. These National Championships are about opportunities not only for the players but also the coaches and their support staff, the umpires, the local organising staff, groundsmen, and many other volunteers. All of you have achieved a great deal to come this far and we wish you every success in the tournament. This is just one opportunity Australian Cricket has to offer you to take this experience and build on it. Enjoy the competition and good luck! CALLUM FERGUSON’S GOLDEN YEARS

The Under 17 National Championships’ most “It got to a point where one of the prolific batsman in the tournament’s 38-year Queensland boys came out with his face half history was never a big kid, always amongst covered in zinc; I think they were trying to 2014/15 REVIEW the shorter players in the team, but size didn’t resort to all different tactics.” New South Wales Metropolitan’s dominance 2014-15 FINAL STANDINGS matter according to Callum Ferguson. Ferguson has scored 300 runs more than over the tournament continued into NSW Metropolitan (28 Points) his next competitor, compiling 1078 runs “It’s not always the big guys that can hit the 2014/15, finishing as the only team to go ACT/NSW Country (22 Points) at an astonishing average of 71.9 between big sixes that dominate; it comes down to undefeated, take 60 and twice (18 Points) 1999 and 2002. playing good ‘carpet’ cricket,” Ferguson said. claim outright victories. The squad had a Northern Territory (14 Points) constant ability to post big targets and And it was ‘carpet’ cricket that yielded the The did it against and Western Australia (13 Points) restrict their opponents, leading to the classy right-hander 574 runs in 2001-02, alongside players who went on to great South Australia (10 points) state’s 17th title. including the still-record individual score heights at national level, part of a purple Tasmania (8 Points) of 258 , a knock that saw him lead his patch of talent in the early millennium. The biggest ever sixth wicket Queensland (4 Points) state onto the hallowed turf of the MCG. “I had guys like , Cameron Borgas, was also bettered in the championships just gone, with South Australian Player of the TEAM OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS “We were sent in to bat by a pretty strong and alongside me and I got Tournament Patrick Page Jnr (170) teaming Blake MacDonald ACT/NSW Country Queensland side on a wicket that did a little to play against rising stars like , up with Nicholas Kartas (63) to compile 204- Manuel Hunwick WA bit and the mantra was to bat for as long as , and Nathan Reardon.” runs in the final round against Queensland. Patrick Page SA possible, I ended up making my highest ever Isaac Fisher QLD score.” The veteran of 30-ODIs for Australia has CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS Daniel Willoughby TAS a simple piece of advice for the next crop of It’s a knock that the 30-year-old hasn’t Spirit of Cricket Award: South Australia Brendan Smith NSW Metro (Capt) Australia’s batsmen that he adopted while bettered in over 200 domestic matches, Lewin Malady ACT/NSW Country (wk) representing his state. Player of the Championships: Patrick Page Jnr despite scoring almost 10,000 runs, Leading Wicket Taker: Sean Stuart (15 wickets) Sean Stuart WA showing at a young age Ferguson was “I took a bit of responsibility to make big Leading Run Maker: Patrick Page Jnr Fletcher Seymour TAS destined for big things. runs and the mindset that I had to make (391 runs) Jonah Koch VIC runs to win, I was the senior player, and Michael Ninnemann NT “I remember playing and missing quite a Leading Dismissals By a Fielder: Ryan Hartley that’s the mindset that kids need to have SA few balls in the first hour, the ball was a bit (18 dismissals) now, that was and should still be the case.” Kyle Piper (Coach) bouncy so it helped me play my cut shot. HISTORY OF THE CRICKET AUSTRALIA UNDER-17 CHAMPIONSHIPS A triangular interstate series for U/15 The age limit was ’15 and under’ until 1954- schoolboy cricketers began in 1927 with 55, ‘under 16’ from 1955-56 to 1968-69 and Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland then again between 1977-78 and 1985-86. competing. Records are sparse for those The under-17 age level has been used since early years, but at least five of those boys 1986-87. went on to play : KD Mackay, BA Barnett, MR Harvey, RR Lindwall and MW The Parish Cup is named after the late Sievers. The competition was suspended Robert James Parish CMG, OBE, who was during World War Two, but resumed in Chairman of the Australian Cricket Board 1945-46 with the same states competing. between 1966 and 1969 and again between In 1950-51 Tasmania, South Australia and 1975 and 1980. The Parish Cup used is the Western Australia joined in. These six original trophy which was awarded for states competed annually until 1968-69 interstate competitions during the 1930s. after which the series went into abeyance New South Wales have won the Parish when the controlling body - the Australian Cup 17 times, Victoria 9, South Australia Schools’ Cricket Council (ASCC), decided 5, Queensland 4 and Western Australia to concentrate their limited resources at 3. Tasmania, Northern Territory and U/19 level. Australian Capital Territory are yet to win. The ASCC resumed the series in 1977- The championship has been very successful 78 with Queensland, Tasmania, Western in attracting the top players, with 568 Australia and Victoria competing. By 1979- participants reaching First Class ranks and 80 all States and Territories were involved. 150 of them going on to play at international Cricket Australia took over the running of level. the carnival in 1981-82 when it was obvious that the ASCC was struggling to finance and organise these events every year. PLAYER OF THE SERIES SERIES VENUE WINNER CRICKETER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP 1977-78 Perth Victoria not chosen 1978-79 Rockhampton Western Australia SP O’Donnell* (Victoria) 1979-80 Victoria IA Healy+* (Queensland) 1980-81 Launceston Victoria DW Brown (Victoria) 1981-82 Queensland G Hayden (Queensland) 1982-83 Sydney Queensland GR Parker+ (Victoria) 1983-84 Brisbane Victoria GR Parker+ (Victoria) 1984-85 Canberra Queensland J Smith (Tasmania) 1985-86 Perth New South Wales GH Armstrong (ACT) 1986-87 Melbourne New South Wales MG Galbraith (Victoria) 1987-88 Launceston New South Wales JC Young (NSW) 1988-89 Sydney South Australia MJP Minagall (SA) 1989-90 Adelaide Victoria TF Corbett (Victoria) 1990-91 Brisbane New South Wales JP Maher (Queensland) 1991-92 Canberra New South Wales BJ Hodge* (Victoria) 1992-93 Hobart New South Wales BA Clemow+ (NSW) 1993-94 Adelaide New South Wales MD Pascoe (Queensland) 1994-95 Perth New South Wales DJ Thornley (NSW) 1995-96 Melbourne Queensland MJ North* (WA) 1996-97 Queensland New South Wales L Williams (SA) 1997-98 Hobart Victoria AJ Kent (Victoria) UNDER-17 CHAMPIONSHIP TEST PLAYERS (116) 1998-99 Sydney New South Wales EJM Cowan* (NSW) AC Agar, PJ Allan, TR Faulkner, BC Francis, JR ML Love, NM Lyons, AA BK Shepherd, PM Siddle, 1999-00 Brisbane Victoria PM Boraston (Victoria) Ambrose, RG Archer, Gallian, AC Gilchrist, Mallett, AL Mann, GA RB Simpson, MJ Slater, 2000-01 Brisbane South Australia CJ Borgas (South Australia) GJ Bailey, MG Bevan, JM GJ Gilmour, MW Goodwin, Manou, MR Marsh, RW SPD Smith, MA Starc, 2001-02 Melbourne New South Wales CJ Ferguson+ (South Australia) Bird, GS Blewett, NW BJ Haddin, JR Hammond, Marsh, SE Marsh, DR A Symonds, HB Taber, 2002-03 Perth New South Wales DN Porter (Western Australia) Bracken, RJ Bright, DG JW Hastings, NM Hauritz, Martyn, RA Massie, SW Tait, G Thomas, MR 2003-04 Adelaide Victoria TLW Cooper (New South Wales) Brownlie, PJP Burge, AR ML Hayden, IA Healy, TBA May, KD Mackay, GD Veletta, TR Vievers, L 2004-05 Hobart New South Wales JW Wells (Tasmania) Butcher, PH Carlson, B MC Henriques, BJ Hodge, McKenzie, JF MacLean, Vincent, MS Wade, DA 2005-06 Sydney New South Wales MW Hill+ (Victoria) Casson, GS Chappell, IM BC Hollioake, RM Hogg, TM Moody, CR Miller, SA Warner, JR Watkins, SR Chappell, TM Chappell, TV Hohns, DW Hookes, KJ Muller, MJ Nicholson, Watson, ME Waugh, SR 2006-07 Brisbane South Australia JL Pattinson* (Victoria) MJ Clark, WM Clark, Hughes, PJ Hughes, MJ North, SP O’Donnell, Waugh, Craig White, CL 2007-08 Melbourne South Australia TEF Brinsley (South Australia) GJ Cosier, EJM Cowan, MEK Hussey, PA SNJ O’Keefe, NC O’Neill, White, BA Williams, GM 2008-09 Perth New South Wales TJ Dean (Victoria) P Cummins, IC Davis, Jacques, BD Julian, MS TD Paine, JL Pattinson, Wood and S Young , AC 2009-10 Canberra Western Australia HA Allanby (Tasmania) AR Dell, XJ Doherty, A Kasprowicz, SM Katich, RT Ponting,PR Reiffel, Voges , JR Hazelwood, PM 2010-11 Hobart Western Australia T Rogers (ACT) Doolan, KH Eastwood, R MF Kent, JL Langer, SG DA Renneberg, GR Nevill. 2011-12 Hobart New South Wales KR Smith (SA) Edwards, MTG Elliott, JP Law, B Lee, DS Lehmann, Robertson, SD Robson, 2012-13 Hobart Victoria G Walker (Vic) 2013-14 Adelaide South Australia JL Winter (South Australia) 2014-15 Adelaide South Australia Patrick Page Jnr(South Australia) UNDER 17 CHAMPIONSHIP LIMITED OVER PLAYERS (NON TEST) (25) Players marked + were also ‘Player of the Series’ at U/19 level. SA Abbott, TK Canning, Venuto, BR Dorey, CJ Hussey, D Langford- JD Siddons, MR Swart, DT Christian, TLW Ferguson, AJ Finch, PJ Smith, S Lee, JP Maher, BE Young and AK Players marked * played Test Cricket. Cooper, MJ Cosgrove, Forrest, B Geeves, IJ AD Mascerenhas, KW Zesers. NM Coulter-Nile, MJ Di Harvey, JR Hopes, DJ Richardson, L Ronchi, NOTE: TR Ambrose, AR Butcher, JR Gallian, BC Hollioake, AD PJ and JJ Faulkner are father and son. Mascerenhas, SD Robson and Craig White played for England. MR and SE Marsh, B and S Lee, MEK and DJ Hussey and ME MW Goodwin played for Zimbabwe. and SR Waugh, GS, TM and IM Chappell are brothers. UNDER 17 CHAMPIONSHIP T/20 INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS (NON TEST AND NON ODI) (7) TK Canning, DG Brownlie and L Vincent played for New Players are listed under the State they first represented CA Lynn, NJ Maddison, AA Noffke, LA Pomersbach and T van der Gugten, B Dunk, N Reardon. Zealand. at underage level, regardless of the State(s) they may have D Langford-Smith played for Ireland. later played for. TLW Cooper, MR Swart and T van der Gugten played for the Netherlands. CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS LEADING WICKET-TAKERS CHAMPS Highest Team Score 506 Victoria v New South Wales 2003-04 NAME STATE OVERS MDS WKTS RUNS AVE YEARS Lowest Team Score 27 Northern Territory v Victoria 1986-87 PLAYED Highest Individual Innings 258* CJ Ferguson, South Australia v Qld 2001-02 DJ King Northern Territory 295.3 56 49 845 17.2 1979-1982 (3) Highest Championship Run Aggregate 574 CJ Ferguson, South Australia 2001-02 W Iszlaub Queensland 174.5 38 43 416 9.7 1979-1981 (2) 574 KR Smith, South Australia 2011/12 A Mullins South Australia 221.1 64 39 590 15.2 2006-2008 (2) Best Match 17-78 D Davidson, NSW v South Australia 1957-58 D Davidson New South Wales 102.4* 28 36 253 7.0 1956-1957 (1) Best Bowling in an Innings 10-28 D Davidson, NSW v South Australia 1957-58 R Mellifont Queensland 106.3* 29 33 244 7.4 1957-1959 (2) Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 36 D Davidson, New South Wales 1957-58 PD Curtin South Australia 109.2* 32 32 176 5.5 1967-1968 (1) * eight ball overs. WICKET-KEEPING RECORDS – MOST DISMISSALS IN A CHAMPIONSHIP THREE CENTURIES IN AN INNINGS 23 (20 catches + 3 stumpings) PM Nevill Victoria 2001-02 T. Henry 106, M Condon 101 and T Edwards 100 Australian Capital Territory v NT 2012-13 22 (13 catches + 9 stumpings) D Maidment South Australia 1982-83 22 (16 catches + 6 stumpings) CT Bancroft Western Australia 2009-10 DOUBLE CENTURIES (8) FIELDING RECORDS – MOST CATCHES IN A CHAMPIONSHIP 258* CJ Ferguson South Australia v Queensland 2001-02 10 TR Ambrose New South Wales 1999-00 255* AJ Kent Victoria v New South Wales 1997-98 9 C Balcomb Queensland 2008-09 225* L Williams South Australia v Northern Territory 1996-97 9 J Cox Tasmania 1984-85 New South Wales v Australian Capital 218* EJM Cowan 1998-99 9 AR Keath Victoria 2008-09 Territory New South Wales v Australian Capital 206 BA Clemow 1992-93 PARTNERSHIP RECORDS Territory 1st 324 EJM Cowan (218*) & AE Alley (146) New South Wales v ACT 1998-99 204* KT Pascoe South Australia v Queensland 2006-07 2nd 208 R Hadley (96) & SE Marsh (181*) Western Australia v ACT 1998-99 204 A Symonds Queensland v South Australia 1991-92 3rd 252 TLW Cooper (137) & G Clarence (122) New South Wales v SA 2003-04 202* SM Dean Victoria v South Australia 2003-04 4th 282 MG Galbraith (174*) & D Shinkfield (112) Victoria v Western Australia 1985-86 Northern Territory v Australian Capital 200* KG Scrimegour 2013/14 5th 213 DJ Farrell (147) & BT Bourke (110) New South Wales v Tasmania 2007-08 Territory 6th 204 P Page Jr (170) & NS Kartas (63) Queensland v South Australia 2014-15 7th 168 M Labrizzi (92) & G Matthews (93) Western Australia v Victoria 1987-88 TEN WICKETS IN A MATCH (13) 8th 211 J Lalich (133) & KM Harvey (101*) Western Australia v ACT 1992-93 17-78 D Davidson New South Wales v South Australia 1957-58 (10-28 and 7-50) 9th 219* AJ Kent (255*) & GE Turner (66*) Victoria v New South Wales 1997-98 13-36 S Bell New South Wales v Western Australia 1963-64 (6-15 and 7-21) 10th 134 B Deledio (85) and JP McNamara (71) Victoria v New South Wales 2003-04 13-43 B Walton South Australia v New South Wales 1954-55 (7-25 and 6-18) 12-45 AA Mallett Western Australia v New South Wales 1957-58 (9-20 and 3-25) LEADING RUN-SCORERS 12-80 G Crispe Queensland v Western Australia 1964-65 (7-26 and 5-54) CHAMPS NAME STATE INNS NO HS RUNS AVE YEARS 11-47 PM Siddle Victoria v South Australia 2001-02 (5-16 and 6-31) PLAYED 11-72 WJ Scholes* Victoria v Queensland 1964-65 (7-39 and 4-33) CJ Ferguson South Australia 17 2 258* 1078 71.9 1999-2002 (3) D Hope- 10-36 Western Australia v Northern Territory 1980-81 (7-21 and 3-15) KT Pascoe South Australia 15 1 204* 724 51.7 2004-2007 (2) Johnston KJ Skewes Northern Territory 15 2 147* 715 55.0 1999-2002 (3) 10-46 W Goodhew New South Wales v Queensland 1953-54 (7-17and 3-29) MG Galbraith Victoria 10 1 174* 707 78.5 1985-1987 (2) 10-59 JL Reynolds South Australia v Western Australia 1963-64 (2-10 and 8-49) A Ayre ACT 21 1 124 703 35.2 2007-2010 (3) 10-77 W Iszlaub Queensland v Northern Territory 1980-81 (7-33 and 3-44) KR Smith South Australia 15 2 173 685 52.7 2010-2012 (2) 10-92 R Nasir Northern Territory v Victoria 1987-88 (4-49 and 6-43) MJ North Western Australia 12 2 173 668 66.8 1994-1996 (2) 10-102 D Wickham Tasmania v Australian Capital Territory 1995-96 (5-21 and 5-81) GR Parker Victoria 14 3 151* 655 59.5 1982-1984 (2) * Scholes also scored 103 - the only match double ever recorded in a national underage match (male or female). 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SHIRT DOMINANT BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND Daniel Leerdam 6 Right Wrist Right Weston Creek Molonglo

Ryan Meppem 10 Right Orthodox Right Narrabri Golf Club

Tom Scoble 11 Right Fast Left Inverell

Jack Harper 4 Right Medium Right Wagga Wagga City Cats

Toronto Workers District Griffin Lea 5 Right Fast Right Cricket Club

Matthew Gilkes 3 Left Fast Right Wests UC

Charles Dummer 1 Left Medium Right Oak Flats Rats

Western Districts & Sam Skelly 12 Right Fast Right University of Canberra Cricket Club

Andrew Somerville 13 Right Fast Right Toronto Workers

Toronto Workers Peter McCredie 7 Right Wrist Right District Cricket Club AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS (Cricket Southern Lakes) Highest Innings Total Hat Tricks Western District & Tomas Engelbrecht 2 Right Wrist Right University of Canberra 4-403 v Western Australia 2007-08 RW Bulger v Tasmania 1997-98 Cricket Club (innings figures 6-63) Lowest Innings Total Test Players (3) Patrick Montgomery 9 Right Fast Right Moree Junior Cricket Club 40 v Victoria 1983-84 MG Bevan, BJ Haddin and NM Lyons Jordie Misic 8 Left Wrist Right Ginninderra Highest Individual Innings ODI Players (Non-Test) 181* G Lonsdale v Western Australia 1986-87 Nil Highest Championship Runs Aggregate T20 Players (Non-Test) 437 MT Haywood 1985-86 Nil Best Bowling in a Match KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING ODI Players European Championship 7-75 J Edwards v Western Australia 1993-94 (3-45 and 4-30) Nil Best Bowling in an Innings Champions Won @CricketACT 6-55 M Chessels v South Australia 1980-81 Nil Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 21 D Milligan 1978-79 12) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U17CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY NEW SOUTH WALES METROPOLITAN

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Sutherland District James Arnold 1 Right Orthodox Left Cricket Club

Kyle Chisholm 1 Right Fast Right Campbelltown-Camden

Connor Wilkinson 13 Right None Right Bankstown

Blacktown Grade Ryan Hadley 6 Right Fast Right Cricket Club

Ryan Mizzi 9 Right None Right Hawkesbury NEW SOUTH WALES CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Northern Districts James Robertson 11 Right Orthodox Right Highest Innings Total Test Players (33) Cricket Club 7-486 v Australian Capital Territory 1987-88 TR Ambrose, JM Bird, NK Bracken, MJ Clark, EJM Param Uppal 12 Right Orthodox Right Fairfield-Liverpool CC Lowest Innings Total Cowan, PJ Cummins, IC Davis, BC Francis, JR Nathan Doyle 3 Left Wrist Right Central Coast/Mosman Gallian, GJ Gilmour, AC Gilchrist, JW Hastings, 36 v Queensland 1952-53 MC Henriques, PJ Hughes, PA Jacques, B Lee, MJ 7 Right None Right Northern Districts Nicholson, SNJ O’Keefe, NC O’Neill, DA Renneberg, Highest Individual Innings GR Robertson, SD Robson, RB Simpson, Wallace Marshall 8 Right Fast Right Campbelltown-Camden 218*EJM Cowan v Australian Capital Territory MJ Slater, SPD Smith, MA Starc, HB Taber, G Ryan Hackney 5 Left Orthodox Right Penrith Cricket Club 1998-99 Thomas, DA Warner, JR Watkins, ME Waugh, SR 206 BA Clemow v Australian Capital Territory Waugh and JR Hazelwood. Ryan O’Beirne 10 Right Fast Left The Scots College 1992-93 ODI Players (Non-Test) (6) George Furrer 4 Right Fast Right Northern Districts Highest Championship Runs Aggregate SA Abbott, DT Christian, TLW Cooper, PJ Forrest, 475 DJ Thornley 1994-95 D Langford-Smith and S Lee. Best Bowling in a Match T20 Players (Non-Test) (2) 17-78 D Davidson v South Australia NJ Maddison and T van der Gugten 1957-58 (10-28 and 7-50) ODI Players European Championship 13-36 S Bellv Western Australia 1964-64 (6-15 and 7-21) Nil KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 10-46 W Goodhew v Queensland 1953-54 Championships Won (17) (7-17 and 3-29) Best Bowling in an Innings 1985/86, 1986/87, 1987/88, 1990/91, 1991/92, 1992/93, 1993/94, 1994/95, 1996/97, 1998/99, 10-28D Davidson v South Australia 1957-58 2001/02, 2002/03, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2008/09, @CricketNSW Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 2011/12 and 2014/15. 36D Davidson 1957-58 Hat Tricks Nil 14) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U17CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY NORTHERN TERRITORY

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND

Manly Warringah Jack Edwards 1 Right Medium Right District Cricket Club

Dylan Mullen 6 Right Wrist Right Valleys Cricket Club

Declan Curran 9 Right Medium Right Valleys Cricket Club

Tom Nixon 5 Right Wrist Right Federal

Harrison Martin 7 Right Harrison Right Nightcliff Cricket Club

Hamish Martin 13 Left Orthodox Left Tracy Village Cricket Club

Southern Districts Daniel McKell 3 Right Fast Right Cricket Club

Wilson Ryan 15 Right Fast Right Tracy Village Cricket Club

Antum Naqvi 10 Right Orthodox Right Tracy Village / Waratas NORTHERN TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Southern Districts Dean Fry 4 Right Orthodox Right Cricket Club Highest Innings Total Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 7-428 v Australian Capital Territory 2001-02 26 DJ King 1981-82 Sam Beer 12 Right Fast Right Lowest Innings Total Hat Tricks Sam Milne 8 Right None Left Inner East Emus 27 v Victoria 1986-87 Nil Nicholas Arnold 12 Right Medium Right Sydney University Highest Individual Innings Test Players 200* KG Scrimegour v Nil Australian Capital Territory 2013/14 ODI Players (Non-Test) (1) 160* P Pisel v Australian Capital Territory 2012/13 KW Richardson Highest Championship Runs Aggregate T20 Players (Non-Test) KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 415 KJ Skewes 2001-02 Nil Best Bowling in a Match ODI Players European Championship 10-92 R Nasir v Victoria 1987-88 (4-49 and 6-43) Nil Best Bowling in an Innings Championships Won @CricketNT 7-30 DJ King v Australian Capital Territory 1981-82 Nil

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SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND

Northern Suburb Nathan McSweeney 1 Right Orthodox Right District Cricket Club

Jack Clayton 7 Right Fast Right Gold Coast Dolphins

Xavier Bartlett 10 Right Fast Right Gold Coast Dolphins

Connor Ballenden 12 Right Fast Right University Cricket Club

Harrison Kerr 15 Right Fast Right Broadbeach Robina

Harrison Macoun 2 Right Wrist Right Souths

Ipswich/logan Hornets Harrison Wood 4 Right Medium Right Cricket Club QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

Mitchell Bunker 11 Right Fast Right Kingaroy Highest Innings Total Carried Bat Through An Innings Joshua De Munari 3 Right None Right Townsville Norths 6-429 v Northern Territory 1991-92 R Maslen 124* v Victoria 1957/58 (innings score 239) Max Bryant 5 Right Medium Right Gold Coast Dolphins Lowest Innings Total Test Players (19) 43 v South Australia 1967-68 Casino Cavaliers/ Marist Jacob Wood 9 Right Orthodox Right PJ Allan, RG Archer, PJP Burge, PH Carlson, AR Brothers Juniors Highest Individual Innings Dell, NM Hauritz, ML Hayden, IA Healy, TV Hohns, MS Kasprowicz, MF Kent, SG Law, ML Love, JF Ben Maynard 6 Right Medium Right Western Suburbs 204 A Symonds v South Australia 1991-92 MacLean, KD Mackay, SA Muller, A Symonds, TR Northern Brothers Highest Championship Runs Aggregate Vievers and SR Watson. Lachlan Prince 14 Right Wrist Right Diggers 402 G Hayden 1981-82 ODI Players (Non-Test) (2) Joshua Geurts 8 Right Orthodox Right Wynnum-Manly Best Bowling in a Match KW Richardson T20 Players (Non-Test) 12-80 G Crispe v Western Australia 1964-65 (7-26 and 5-54) JR Hopes and JP Maher. 10-77 W Iszlaub v Northern Territory 1980-81 20 International Players (Non Test and Non ODI) (4) (7-33 and 3-44) CA Lynn, AA Noffke, B Dunk and N Reardon. Best Bowling in an Innings KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING ODI Players European Championship (1) 9-68 P Ryan v Victoria 1978-79 JC Scuderi (Ita) Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate Championships Won (4) 30 R Mellifont 1957-58 1981/92, 1982/93, 1984/85 and 1995/96 @qldcricket Hat Tricks F Speare v South Australia 1954-55 (innings figures 5-22) 18) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U17CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY SOUTH AUSTRALIA

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND

Thomas O’Connell 8 Right Wrist Right Sturt

Alex Reardon 1 Right None Right Adelaide

Connor Dudley 5 Right Medium Right Sturt

Joel Tilbrook 13 Left Medium Left West Torrens

Lloyd Pope 9 Right Wrist Right Kensington

Tyrell Sinclair 12 Left Orthodox Left Tea Tree Gully SOUTH AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Blake Gutsche 7 Left Medium Left Woodville Highest Innings Total Hat Tricks Harvey Brennan 3 Right Wrist Right Prospect 484 v New South Wales 2000-01 MJ Cosgrove v Western Australia 2000-01 Kyle Giniotis 2 Right Wrist Right Northern Districts Lowest Innings Total (innings figures 4-31) Cameron Fatchen 6 Right Fast Right Kensington 30 v New South Wales 1951-52 Carried bat through an innings Bailey Capel 4 Left Orthodox Right West Torrens Highest Individual Innings A Smith 87* v Western Australia 1955/56 (innings score 183) Zachary Schwarz 11 Left Medium Left Tea Tree Gully 258* CJ Ferguson v Queensland 2001-02 Test Players (12) Riley Robinson 10 Right Medium Right Northern Districts 225* L Williams v Northern Territory 1996-97 204* K Pascoe v Queensland 2006-07 GS Blewett, AR Butcher, IM Chappell, GS Chappell, TM Chappell, JR Hammond, DW Hookes, Highest Championship Runs Aggregate DS Lehmann, GA Manou, TBA May, SW Tait and L Vincent. 574 CJ Ferguson 2001-02 574 KR Smith 2011-12 ODI Players (Non Test) (3) Best Bowling in a Match CJ Ferguson, MJ Cosgove and AK Zesers 13-43B Walton v New South Wales 1954-55 T/20 Players (Non-Test) (7-25 and 6-18) KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 10-59 JL Reynolds v Western Australia 1963-64 Nil (2-10 and 8-49) ODI Players European Championship Best Bowling in an Innings Nil 8-49 JL Reynolds v Western Australia 1963-64 ODI Players European Championship (5) @SACAnews Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 1988/89, 2001/02, 2006/07, 2007/08 and 2013/14. 32 PD Curtin 1968-69

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SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND

Brodie Hayes 37 Left Medium Left Burnie Hurricaines

James Odgers - Right None Right Burnie Hurricanes

Pearce Watling - Left Orthodox Right Wynyard Cricket Club

Clarence District Caiden Workman - Left None Right Cricket Club

Jack White 2 Left Orthodox Left North Hobart

Clarence District Liam Devlin 6 Left Wrist Right Cricket Club

Dylan Hay 4 Right Orthodox Right Kingborough

James Beattie - Right Medium Left South Launceston SOUTH AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Oliver Wood 10 Right Medium Right Riverside Cricket Club

Jarrod Freeman 7 Right Orthodox Right Mowbray Cricket Club Highest Innings Total Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 6-414 v Northern Territory 1985-86 27 W Squires 1978-79 Clarence District Jayden Harris - Right Medium Left Cricket Club Lowest Innings Total Hat Tricks Kingborough District 46 v Victoria 1978-79 Nil Lochie Griggs 65 Left Wrist Left Cricket Club 46 v Victoria 1967/68 Test Players (8) Toby Cowen 67 Right Fast Right Kingborough Knights Highest Individual Innings GJ Bailey, XJ Doherty, A Doolan, JP Faulkner, TD 158 JP Faulkner v Western Australia 2006-07 Paine, RT Ponting, MS Wade and S Young. 151 S Dixon v Northern Territory 1985/86 ODI Players (Non Test) (3) Highest Championship Runs Aggregate MJ Di Venuto, JP Faulkner and B Geeves. 367 B Webster 2012/13 T/20 Players (Non-Test) KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 346 J Cox 1985-86 Nil Carried Bat Through An innings ODI Players European Championship J Whiteley 124* v New South Wales 2011/12 (Innings score 191) Nil @CTpathways Best Bowling in a Match ODI Players European Championship 10-102 D Wickham v Australian Capital Nil Territory 1995-96 (5-21 and 5-81) Best Bowling in an Innings 7-60 B Murray v Queensland 1981-82 22) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U17CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY VICTORIA COUNTRY

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND

Frankston Peninsula Thomas Ewing 28 Left Orthodox Right Cricket Club

Bradley Melville 4 Right Orthodox Right

Cade Mueller 12 Right Medium Right Northern Rivers

Fraser Ellis 4 Right Fast Right City Colts Wangaratta

Russells Creek Cricket Liam Brown 6 Right Fast Right Club

Melbourne University Tom Rogers 1 Left Medium Right Cricket Club

Jordan Rossi 5 Left Wrist Left

Western Waves CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Lachlan Wareham 3 Right Fast Right Club Highest Innings Total Hat Tricks Wilson McGillivray - Right Fast Right Melbourne Cricket Club 506 v New South Wales 2003-04 Nil Phillip Island and District Thomas Officer 31 Right Fast Right Cricket Club Lowest Innings Total Test Players (15) 43 v New South Wales 1958-59 AC Agar, RJ Bright, GJ Cosier, KH Eastwood, MTG Bendigo United Jack Bouwmeester 68 Right Fast Right Cricket Club Highest Individual Innings Elliott, BJ Hodge, RM Hogg, CR Miller, SP O’Donnell, JL Pattinson, PR Reiffel, PM Siddle, Craig White, South East Cameron White, BA Williams and PM Nevill. Matthew Foy 4 Right None Right 255*AJ Kent v New South Wales 1997-98 Country Sharks 202* SM Dean v South Australia 2003-04 ODI Players (Non Test) (3) Leyton Thulborn 17 Right Orthodox Right Geelong Cricket Club Highest Championship Runs Aggregate AJ Finch, IJ Harvey and JD Siddons. 511 TJ Dean 2008-09 T/20 Players (Non-Test) Best Bowling in a Match Nil 11-47 PM Siddle v South Australia 2001-02 ODI Players European Championship KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING (5-16 and 6-31) 11-72 WJ Scholes v Queensland 1964-65 Nil (7-39 and 4-33) ODI Players European Championship (9) Best Bowling in an Innings 1977/78, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1983/84, 1989/90, 8-36 IC McMullenv Western Australia 1964-65 1997/98, 1999/2000, 2003/04 and 2012/13. @CVpathway Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 25 DW Brown 1980-81

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SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND Zachary Mevissen 10 Right Fast Right Melbourne Cricket Club

Kevin Spaull - Right Medium Right Greenvale Kangaroos

Melbourne University Andrew Young - Right Orthodox Left Cricket Club

Jonathan Merlo - Right Medium Right Camberwell Magpies

Blake Parsons 35 Right Orthodox Left

Nathan Boucher - Left Medium Left Melbourne Cricket Club

Samuel Elliott 60 Right Fast Right Camberwell

Mackenzie Harvey 15 Left Medium Right Elsternwick Cricket Club

Michael Edwards - Right Fast Left Heidelberg Cricket Club

Edward Newman - Left Orthodox Left VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Northcote/Preston Tate Volitakis - Right Fast Right Baseballers Highest Innings Total Hat Tricks 506 v New South Wales 2003-04 Nil Melbourne University Arkash Cheema - Left Wrist Left Cricket Club Lowest Innings Total Test Players (15) Josh Hartill - Right Orthodox Right Prahran Cricket Club 43 v New South Wales 1958-59 AC Agar, RJ Bright, GJ Cosier, KH Eastwood, MTG Highest Individual Innings Elliott, BJ Hodge, RM Hogg, CR Miller, SP O’Donnell, JL Pattinson, PR Reiffel, PM Siddle, Craig White, 255*AJ Kent v New South Wales 1997-98 Cameron White, BA Williams and PM Nevill. 202* SM Dean v South Australia 2003-04 ODI Players (Non Test) (3) Highest Championship Runs Aggregate AJ Finch, IJ Harvey and JD Siddons. 511 TJ Dean 2008-09 T/20 Players (Non-Test) Best Bowling in a Match Nil

KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 11-47 PM Siddle v South Australia 2001-02 ODI Players European Championship (5-16 and 6-31) 11-72 WJ Scholes v Queensland 1964-65 Nil (7-39 and 4-33) ODI Players European Championship (9) Best Bowling in an Innings 1977/78, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1983/84, 1989/90, @CVpathway 8-36 IC McMullenv Western Australia 1964-65 1997/98, 1999/2000, 2003/04 and 2012/13. Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 25 DW Brown 1980-81

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SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND Matthew Spoors 3 Right Wrist Right Wanneroo

Aaron Hardie 10 Right Medium Right Willetton DCC

Reece Anderson 11 Right Fast Right Fremantle

Joshua Chojnowski 12 Right Medium Right Fremantle

Connor Smith 9 Right Fast Left Joondalup

Alex Trimboli 5 Right Orthodox Right Claremont Nedlands

Adam Disisto 1 Right Orthodox Right Perth Cricket Club

Axel Spearman 2 Right Orthodox Right Joondalup

Tristan Hobley 4 Right Orthodox Right Wanneroo

Bryce Jackson 13 Right Fast Right Melville DCC WESTERN AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Highest Innings Total Hat Tricks Connor Thorn 6 Right Medium Right Wanneroo DCC 3-432v Northern Territory 2001-02 Nil

Oliver Arkinstall 7 Right Medium Right Willetton Lowest Innings Total Test Players (25) 49 v Queensland 1964-65 WM Clark, DG Brownlie, B Casson, R Edwards, MW Bradley Hope 8 Right Medium Right Claremont Nedlands Highest Individual Innings Goodwin, BC Hollioake, KJ Hughes, MEK Hussey, BD Julian, SM Katich, JL Langer, GD McKenzie, AM 181* SE Marsh v Australian Capital Mallett, AL Mann, MR sh, RW Marsh, SE Marsh, Territory 1998-99 DR Martyn, RA Massie, TM Moody, MJ North, BK Shepherd, MR Veletta, GM Wood and AC Voges. Highest Championship Runs Aggregate ODI Players (Non Test) (7) 506 MJ North 1995-96 TK Canning, NM Coulter-Nile, BR Dorey, DJ Hussey, Best Bowling in a Match D Mascarenhas, L Ronchi, MR Swart. KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 12-45 AA Mallett v New South Wales 1957-58 T/20 Players (Non-Test and Non ODI) (1) (9-20 and 3-25) 10-36 D Hope-Johnston v Northern Territory LA Pomersbach 1980-81 (7-21 and 3-15) ODI Players European Championship (1) @WACA_Cricket Best Bowling in an Innings HP Patrizi 9-20 AA Mallett v New South Wales 1957-58 ODI Players European Championship (3) Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 1978/79, 2009/10 and 2010/11. 30 D Clark 1963-64 28) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U17CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND Thomas Sowden 11 Right Wrist Right Bankstown

Northern Districts Joel Foster 6 Left Fast Right Cricket Club

Bailey Dickinson 1 Right Medium Right Bankstown

Austin Waugh 13 Right Medium Right Sutherland

Manly Warringah District Aiden Bariol 2 Right None Right Cricket Club

Dean Elliott 4 Right Wrist Right Caloundra Cricket Club

Jason Sangha 10 Right Wrist Right Newcastle

Blake Edwards 3 Right Fast Right Wests

East Malvern Tooronga 12 Right None Fast Right Cricket Club

Camberwell Magpies Shubham Bhargave 45 Right Orthodox Right Cricket Club

Ringwood CC and Burwood 5 Right Fast Right Uniting Canterbury

East Sandringham Nathan Murphy 9 Right Medium Right Cricket Club

Jarrod Freeman 7 Right Orthodox Right Mowbray Cricket Club

KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING

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30) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U17CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY UNDER 17 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS The Cricket Australia Underage National Championships are an integral step in the pathway. The Championships provide a challenging High Performance Panel (UHPP) making the environment for umpires, who are tested by final decision on the final two umpires. travelling to a new city; standing in matches Members of the UHPP and the CA with new partners and managing unfamiliar Umpire Educator will then attend the teams at foreign venues all within a two Championships to observe and provide week period. assessments for each of the individuals. Each state and territory nominates On ‘rest’ days, the umpiring group will one preferred candidate to attend the attend education and training sessions to Championship. For the two additional assist their continual development on and positions available, states are invited to off field. nominate a second umpire, with the Umpire

Current CA National Umpire Panel members who have officiated at Under 17 National Championships – since 2004/05 season

UMPIRE STATE YEAR Geoff Joshua VIC 2004/05 Mick Martell WA 2005/06 Sam Nogajski TAS 2006/07 Ash Barrow VIC 2006/07, 2007/08 Mike Graham-Smith TAS 2009/10 Shawn Craig VIC 2011/12 Phil Gillespie VIC 2012/13

*Home states at time of appointment MATCH INFORMATION AND VENUES U-17 VENUES VENUE ADDRESS PLAYER ELIGIBILITY competitions as well as Cricket Australia Trevor Hohns Oval Board St, DEAGON Age Eligibility Criteria National Championships. »» U19 pace bowlers may bowl 360 balls over Trevor Barsby Oval Board St, DEAGON Players selected to all teams are to be under the championship (60 overs) in total. Oval Shaw Road, KALINGA 17 years of age on 31 August 2015. »» U17 pace bowlers may bowl 312 balls over Alan Pettigrew Oval Shaw Road, KALINGA Therefore any player born on or after 1 the championship (52 overs) in total. Allan Border Oval Greg Chappell Street, ALBION September 1997 is eligible to play. »» The max daily limits and rest between Bill Albury Oval Boundary St, TINGALPA spells etc. still apply. Multiple Championship Representation University Oval 7 Coldrige Street, ST LUCIA Churchie School Oaklands Parade, EAST BRISBANE Cricket Australia have confirmed that Peter Burge Oval Cnr. Birkdale and Anson Roads, WELLINGTON POINT medium and fast bowlers (as defined in the playing conditions) can participate at both Fred Kratzman Oval Cnr. Birkdale and Anson Roads, WELLINGTON POINT the U17 & U19 National Championships. WEP Harris Oval Sir William Macgregor Drive, ST LUCIA Any underage bowler must have his bowling Oxenham Oval Cnr. Duke and York St, NUNDAH loads assessed prior to participating in any John Blank Oval Syd Lingard Drive, MAROOCHYDORE competition; this includes all senior men’s Ron McMullen Oval Syd Lingard Drive, MAROOCHYDORE Kev Hackney Oval Syd Lingard Drive, MAROOCHYDORE Henzel Park 1 Arthur Street CALOUNDRA START AND SESSION TIMES CONTACT DETAILS Henzel Park 2 Arthur Street CALOUNDRA Jason Inglis ONE DAY MATCHES 0414 267 440 Cricket Australia 09:30am – 1:00pm Session 1 Media – Aaron Pereira 1: 00pm – 1:30pm Interval 0424 739 092 Cricket Australia 1:30pm – 5:00pm Session 2

POINTS ONE DAY Win 4 Tie 2 each No Result 2 each Loss 0 Bonus Point (run rate 1.25 times that of opposition) 1 Additional Bonus Point (run rate twice that of opposition) 1 Abandoned match due to inadequate pitch and/or ground preparation 2 UNDER 17 MALE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Monday 28 September - Thursday 08 October, 2015 HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUE ROUND 1, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 2015 VIC Country v ACT/NSW Country Trevor Hohns- Sandgate Northern Territory v South Australia Trevor Barsby- Sandgate Victoria v Queensland Ian Healy- Norths Western Australia v Tasmania Alan Pettigrew- Norths CA XI v NSW Metro Ab Field ROUND 2, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2015 NSW Metro v South Australia Trevor Hohns- Sandgate ACT/NSW Country v Northern Territory Trevor Barsby- Sandgate CA XI v Tasmania Ian Healy- Norths Queensland v Western Australia Alan Pettigrew- Norths Victoria v VIC Country Oxenham Oval-Toombul REST DAY - WEDNESDAY 30 SEPTEMBER ROUND 3, THURSDAY OCTOBER 01, 2015 Northern Territory v VIC Country John Blank- Maroochydore ACT/NSW Country v NSW Metro Ron Mcmullen- Maroochydore Western Australia v Victoria Kev Hackney- Maroochydore Queensland v CA XI Henzel Park 1 - Caloundra South Australia v Tasmania Henzel Park 2 - Caloundra ROUND 4, FRIDAY OCTOBER 02, 2015 ACT/NSW Country v Queensland John Blank- Maroochydore South Australia v VIC Country Ron Mcmullen- Maroochydore Northern Territory v NSW Metro Kev Hackney- Maroochydore Tasmania v Victoria Henzel Park 1 - Caloundra Western Australia v CA XI Henzel Park 2 - Caloundra SATURDAY GRADE CRICKET DAY - NO CRICKET ROUND 5, SUNDAY OCTOBER 05, 2015 VIC Country v NSW Metro Bill Albury- Wynnum South Australia v ACT/NSW Country Univeristy 7 Victoria v CA XI Churchie Tasmania v Queensland Peter Burge- Redlands Northern Territory v Western Australia Ian Healy- Norths QUARTER FINALS – MONDAY OCTOBER 05, 2015 SEMI FINALS – WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 07, 2015 A1 v B4 Trevor Hohns- Sandgate W QF 1 v W QF 4 Peter Burge- Redlands B1 v A4 Trevor Barsby- Sandgate W QF 2 v W QF 3 Fred Kratzman- Redlands A2 v B3 Ian Healy- Norths L QF 1 v A5 Wep Harris Oval B2 v A3 Alan Pettigrew- Norths L QF 4 v B5 Churchie A5 v B5 Oxenham Oval-Toombul L QF 3 v L QF 2 Univeristy 7 FINALS – THURSDAY OCTOBER 08, 2015 W SF 1 v W SF 2 Ab Field L SF 1 v L SF 2 Peter Burge- Redlands L QF 1 v L QF 4 Fred Kratzman- Redlands L QF 2 v A5 Wep Harris Oval L QF 3 v B5 Churchie *Schedule current as at 10 September 2015. Cricket Australia reserves the right in its absolute discretion to change or amend the program at any time, without notice.