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Annual Report -2012/13 GOLD COAST DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL REPORT - 2012/13 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report 2012/13 To be presented at the Annual General Meeting Kerrydale Clubhouse, Sunday 30th June 2013 Contents Membership 5 Club sponsors 7 Achievements 9 President’s report 10 Coaching report 11 1st Grade report 12 2nd Grade report 15 3rd Grade report 18 4th Grade report 21 Lord’s Taverners Under 16 report 24 Women’s report 26 Club aggregates 29 Peter Burge Medalist 31 International Under 19 Series 32 Grounds report 34 Awards 36 The Damian Wallis Medal 37 Life Membership – Greg Kaddatz 39 Financial reports 40 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Inc. Mission statement The Mission of the Club is to: Provide the opportunity for any cricketer in the Gold Coast and Tweed Districts to compete in the highest level of cricket for which he or she is capable of playing. and to help: Foster, develop, co-ordinate and promote the game of cricket in the Gold Coast and Tweed Districts. Incorporated 1990 Grounds Kerrydale Oval: Priddey's Road, Robina QLD 4226 Cheltenham Oval: Cheltenham Drive, Robina QLD 4226 Patron The Honourable Ros Bates MP Management committee President: Alan McGillivray Committee members: Archie Morris Vice-President: Jeff Pfaff Simon Matthews Treasurer: Bob Menzies Greg Kaddatz Secretary: Gerry Stevens Tony Radanovic Player’s representative: - Bonnie Graham 4 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 Membership Life members Pippen, Bill Morris, Archie Radanovic, Tony McGillivray, Alan Pfaff, Jeff Kaddatz, Greg Non-playing members Matthews, Simon Stevens, Gerry Menzies, Bob Graham, Bonnie Senior members Arnold, Joshua Heavyside, Dave T Read, Lewis B Arnold, Luke Hickey, Luke Richardson, Oscar S Arnold, Trent Homewood, Adam A Robinson, Andrew Arua, Kaia Ipson, Bradley K Roessler, Tanya Baker, Steven Keyte, Matthew Ruma, Tanya Barclay, Mackenzie Knapton, Nicola Russell, Jordan Benadie, Robbie Latter, Izaac Russell, Tyler Biddle, Howard Laurence, Hannah Seccombe, Freddie Bills, Taylor Lawler, Lauren Shephard, Jill Brimblecombe, Cameron Lawry, Scott Shields, Ben Butler, Joshua Littlejohn, Chris S Siaka, Pauke Cantwell, Rebecca Lovett, Laura Soars, Nikki Doherty, Justin Lovett, Mitchell B Solomon, Benjamin Evans, Matthew L Lyons, Nathan R Soraya, Annika Ferrier, Shareene Mason, Canning Stanlake, Billy Gallagher, Sebastian Master, Dylan Stanlake, Jack A Graham, Jodan Matthews, Anderson J Stevens, Nick Graham, Michael T McMahon, Corey Taggart, Amy Granger, Michael L Menzies, Ryan Tickner, Blair Grewar, Amie Milenko, Simon Tiplady, Ashley Grewar, Jessica Miller, Robbie B Toll, Kayley Hain, Sam Moller, Greg Wallis, Damian L Halford-Smith, Holly F Neser, Michael M Weatherall, Matthew Hanrahan, Tom Ovasuru, Norma Wickramasinghe, Varuni Hargreaves, Jack Pfaff, Jeffrey Yelland, Patrick K Haydon, Lauren Rasmussen, Sam 5 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 Junior members Beattie, Liam Eastwell, Ben Nedunchezhian, Ishvar I Black, Nathan Elliott, Luke Pook, Aaron Bland, Madison L Glover, Riley Richardson, Tim Boyd, Ashley Houlahan, Max W Riley, Dylan Brown, Callum Kuhnemann, Matthew Slater, Jackson Clarke, Ruby Mallard, Paige T Stevens, Matthew Crilley, Madeline Melville, Alex Yabsley, Samuel D 6 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 Club sponsors Mantra Hotels, Resorts & Apartments PO Box 8016 Gold Coast Mail Centre, QLD, 9726 Phone: 1300 987 604 http://www.mantra.com.au Casella Wines 1471 Wakley Road Yenda NSW 2681 Phone: (02) 9330 4700 http://www.yellowtailwine.com/ James Frizelle’s Automotive Group Corner of Nind Street and High Street, Southport QLD 4215 Phone: (07) 5583 8888 http://www.jamesfrizelles.com.au/ Shieldcoat Unit 1, 14 Newcastle Street Burleigh Heads QLD 4220 Phone: 1300 135 395 www.shieldcoat.com.au XXXX Gold http://www.xxxxgold.com.au/ 7 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 Hinterland Toyota 19 Brabham Circuit Robina QLD 4226 Phone: 1300 751 311 http://www.hinterlandtoyota.com.au Hot Tomato – 102.9 fm 60 High Street Southport QLD 4215 Phone: (07) 5519 2200 http://www.1029hottomato.com.au/ Luv-it Cricket Coaching Unit 1/5-7 Alex Fisher Drive Burleigh Heads QLD 4220 Phone: 1300 751 311 http://www.luv-itcricketcoaching.com.au/ Signal Advantage Unit 7, 2 Gateway Court Coomera QLD 4209 Phone: 1 800 789 124 http://www.signaladvantage.com/ Salmon Earthmoving 24 Woolshed Road, Stapylton QLD 4207 Phone: (07) 3804 5444 http://www.salmonearthmoving.com.au/ 8 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 Achievements Premierships Year Grade Competition 1990/91 Under 18 Queensland Cricket Association 1992/93 1st Gabba Sporting Products KO Cup (One Day) 1995/96 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners 1996/97 Under 16 Queensland Cricket Association 1996/97 Under 15 Ray Weir Cup 1997/98 Under 18 Queensland Cricket Association 2002/03 1st Grade Queensland Cricket – XXXX Premiership 2006/07 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners (Southern Zone) 2007/08 2nd Grade Alan Pettigrew Shield 2008/09 1st Grade Queensland Cricket – XXXX Premiership 2009/10 1st Grade Damien Mullins Cup – XXXX Premiership 2009/10 1st Grade John McKnoulty Cup (One day) 2009/10 4th Grade Bob Spence Shield 2011/12 Under 15 Girls Paul Pink Shield T20 2012/13 2nd Grade Womens Second Grade Shield Australian representatives Andrew Symonds Scott Muller Craig McDermott Queensland representatives (1st class) Graeme Hick Scott Muller Bruce Oxenford Dirk Wellham Peter Anderson Steve Storey Andrew Symonds Matthew Mott Craig McDermott Daniel Doran Chris Swan Scott Brant Andrew Robinson Brad Ipson Alister McDermott Michael Neser Greg Moller 9 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 President’s report It gives me great pleasure to report on another successful season for the Gold Coast Dolphins. This year, the club again fulfilled its mission to provide opportunities for our players to play at the level of cricket he or she is capable of. At the highest levels, Dolphins again prominantly featured in the Queensland Bulls (Andrew Robinson, Michael Neser, Brad Ipson, Greg Moller) and Australian Youth teams (Nick Stevens, Sam Hain, Billy Stanlake) this year. We also provided two players – Alex Melville and Robbie Miller to Queensland’s sucessful Imparja Cup Team. Such an array of talent would be the envy of most grade clubs across the country. The premiership win by our women’s team was an outstanding result. Congratulations to all involved. Across the grades, it was also pleasing to see that with three rounds to go, every team had a chance of making the finals. While the weather and other results impacted our run, we did suffer from a lack of depth at times. This will be something the club will be working hard to address in the off-season. I must also thank the efforts of the coaching staff who were ably led this year by Head Coach Garry Lovett. Thanks also to the support staff who volunteer each week to make sure our matches run smoothly. The Club has been well supported again this year by our Club Patron, Ros Bates MP, and local Councillor Jan Grew. We greatly appreciate their ongoing support. Also a special thank you to our Queensland Cricket Delegate – Rory Solomon, and Cricket Gold Coast Directors—Archie Morris, Tony Radanovic and Greg Kaddatz. I would also like to thank the Management Committee members that worked to keep the club at top level throughout the year – Jeff Pfaff (Vice President), Gerry Stevens (Secretary), Bob Menzies (Treasurer), Tony Radanovic, Greg Kaddatz, Archie Morris, Bonnie Graham and Simon Matthews. After a couple of years consolidating the club’s off-field position, the Committee is looking forward to taking the next steps required to ensure the Dolphins become one of the great grade clubs. Some of this work will happen behind the scenes, but all members will have a chance to contribute. A large number of players completed the player survey and these responses will form part of the Club’s planning for 2013/14 and beyond. In addition, the upgrade of the Kerrydale wicket block is designed to not only further improve the quality of the wickets, but cement its place as the premier cricket facility in the region. Enjoy the break, and we look forward to seeing you all again in season 2013/14. Alan McGillivray President 10 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2012/13 Coaching report The Season 2012-13 for all Grade’s was such a successful season in many ways. Starting with an extensive pre-season training schedule targeting fitness and agility and coming together as a playing group, then to complete a couple of successful trial games (against University and our intra-club trial) put our young playing group in good stead for the up and coming season. Even though winning Premierships look great in the club’s trophy cabinet, my main objective this year as Club Coach was to grow and develop the group to become Queensland representative players at both Junior and Senior levels. To have five players from our 1st Grade squad chosen to represent at the top level at different times throughout the season, and countless juniors that have represented at Queensland and New South Wales level this year, I feel that we as a club have achieved and completed a succesful season. To have all four grades very much in the running at the back half of season to play in finals, and then to only have the chances dashed die to circumstances that we have no control over (and that is the damn weather!), this in itself is a amazing effort from such a young playing group. We had a lot of stand out performers this year: . There were none better than Brad Ipson (Peter Burge Medal winner) with 41 wickets at an average of 17.49 (including three five wicket hauls) and an average of 26.50 with the bat; .
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