ANNUAL REPORT 2013/14

Western Zone Cricket Committee Inc.

Annual Report – 2012/13

WZ Chairman - Dennis Cox

CCNSW Delegate - Dennis Cox

WZ Administrator - Colin Wood

NSW Western Region Cricket Manager – Matthew Tabbernor

WZ Women’s Cricket - Marie Cornish

WZ Selector – Neil Doherty

WZ Volunteer of the Year

WZ Cricketer of the Year - Male

WZ Cricketer of the Year - Female

WZ Cricketer of the Year Youth - Lloyd Keir Trophy

WZ Inter Council Competitions

WZ Umpires Representative - Stephen Poole

WZ Open – David Redden

WZ Colts – Neil Doherty

WZ Academy and WZ Under 17 – Jordan Moran

WZ Bradman Cup – Tony Wells

WZ Kookaburra Cup – Garth Dean

WZ Match Results 2012/13

WZ Past Competition and Award Winners

WZ Officials

WZ Members Register

2013/14 Financial Report

Telstra Stores

WZ Chairman & CCNSW Delegate - Dennis Cox

Western Zone teams competed with mixed results in 2013-14 season. The under 14 team was most successful making the final of the Kookaburra Cup but unfortunately lost to Newcastle. The under 19 team performed very well finishing third in the carnival at Coffs Harbour. Congratulations to Pat Rosser, Tim Cox and Joe Kershaw on selection in NSW Country All Age team. The Australian Country Championships were played in ACT and NSW finished third. On behalf of Western Zone Cricket I thank the commitment and enthusiasm of all coaches and managers of representative teams in 2013-14.

Men’s: Coach Matt Crawley Manager: David Redden Under 19 Coach: Steve Ryan Manager: Neil Doherty Under 17 Coach: Jordan Moran Manager: Greg Griffith Under 16 Coach: Chris Barratto Manager: Tony Wells Under 14 Coach: Garth Dean Manager: Trevor Thomas Women’s Coach: Matt Tabbernor Manager: Robyn Edgar Girls U15 Coach: Jenny Lynn Watts Manager: Mick Watts

All Age Championship The Northern Carnival at Ballina with Newcastle winning undefeated. The Southern Carnival was played in Orange with Illawarra winning. Western played well but unfortunately had three narrow losses. Newcastle defeated Illawarra by one wicket played at the Newcastle No.1 Sportsground. Colts Carnival The Country Colts Carnival was changed to an Under 19 carnival this season to become a pathway for State under 19 selection. The Carnival was held in Coffs Harbour and Western Zone did extremely well in finishing third. Ben Pattinson was named in the Country under 18 merit team. SCG Cup The final eight teams were Queanbeyan, Hamilton Wickham, Albury Wodonga, Tamworth, Dubbo, Terrigal Matcham, Balgownie and Lake Illawarra. This carnival was played in the South Coast Cricket Association and all grounds are prepared by volunteers. After heavy rain over Christmas volunteers spent up to twenty hours getting wickets and fields ready to play. Western Zone winners, Dubbo played in Gerringong against Queanbeyan and were narrowly defeated in a rain affected match. The winners of the two pools Hamilton Wickham and Tamworth played in the final at the Sydney Cricket Ground on the 12th January 2014. Hamilton Wickham defeated Tamworth with Mark Dries the outstanding player scoring runs and taking four wickets. Brian Gainsford Shield The final four teams competing were Ballina, Robertson Burrawang, Cowra and Brisbane Water. The carnival was played in Cowra on the 29th-30th December with Ballina defeating Cowra in the final. Congratulations to Greg Nicholls and the Cowra Association for outstanding work in hosting the carnival. Country Plate Forbes, Cootamundra, Albion Park and Lower Clarence were the final four teams to play off in Harden and Cootamundra on the 28th and 29th December. Cootamundra defeated Albion Park in the final. Bradman Cup The Under 16 carnival was played in Maitland and Singleton on the 6th to 9th January 2014. North Coast won this carnival. The State Challenge played as a T20 game on the SCG on the 9th February Bankstown 6 for 189 defeated North Coast 8 for 169. Brendan Smith from Bankstown was named player of the match. Kookaburra Cup The Under 14 carnival was played in Newcastle 13th to 16th January 2014. Western Zone played very well in winning their pool and were defeated by Newcastle in the final played at No.1 sportsground. In the Under 14 State Challenge played as a T20 game at the SCG on the 9th February Manly- Warringah defeated Newcastle by six wickets. Isaiah Vumbaca was named player of the match. Women’s Cricket The Women’s Open Carnival was held in Port Macquarie on the 5th & 6th October 2013 with six teams competing. The under 15 Carnival was held in Taree on the 5th & 6th October 2013 with six teams also competing. Congratulations to Amy Edgar and Tara Gilbert on their selection in the NSW Under 18 team. Sara Darney was selected in the ACT Under 18 team and on her good performances was selected in the Australian Merit Team. Alana Ryan was selected in the ACT Under 15 team and also went on to be selected in the Australian Merit Team. Western Zone Presentation Night Western Zone Cricket held their second Presentation Night at the Oriana Motel in Orange on Saturday night the 27th July 2013. Players from the successful 2012-13 All Age winning team and players from the winning team of 2000-2001were invited. The evening was attended by 65 delegates, former and present players and partners along with Country Cricket Chairman Ian Hogg and new NSW Cricket CEO Andrew Jones. Western Zones second life membership was presented to Doug Wright from Cowra for his many years of service. Regional Manager Game development Manager, Matthew Tabbernor continues to work hard across the vast areas of Western Zone visiting schools and associations in promoting the game of cricket. Hopefully in the near future more money will be available from Cricket Australia to employ another game development person to service the Western areas of our Zone. Administrator Colin Wood in his eleventh year as Administrator continues to work hard to provide quality administration to Western Zone Cricket. All of us involved in cricket are greatly indebted to Colin for his contribution over so many years.

As Chairman I would like to acknowledge the friendships and contributions of the many cricket enthusiasts who are involved in the organisation of Western Zone Cricket. Neil Doherty – Deputy Chairman – Mitchell Selector and Chairman of Selectors Stephen Pool – Umpires Co-ordinator until his resignation Greg Jones – New Umpire Co-ordinator Maree Cornish – Women”s Co-ordinator Jordan Moran – Academy Coach Garth Dean – Mitchell Coaching Director Tony Wells – Mitchell Coaching Director Trevor Thomas – Macquarie Valley Coaching Director Rod Kershaw – Lachlan Coaching Director Carl Sharpe – Mitchell Secretary Greg Morrissey – Lachlan Secretary Warren Saunders – Macquarie Valley Secretary Tim Cox – Macquarie Valley Selector Pat Rosser – Lachlan Selector

Planning Meeting Matt Tabbenor chaired a meeting held in Orange on the 6th April to discuss the future of cricket across Western Zone considering the changing population shift to the larger centres across our Zone. Some very important ideas on the future of cricket across our Zone came out of the meeting and these will be discussed at Council AGM’s and voted on at Western Zone AGM held on 27th July. Country Committee of Management The Country Committee met on the first Monday in September, December, March and June. The AGM was held in Gerringong August 2013 where life membership was presented to Simon Moore from Newcastle. The 2014 AGM will be held at Mittagong RSL on Saturday 23rd August followed by the Country Dinner at the Bradman Museum. NSW Cricket Winning the Sheffield Shield and coming runners up in the Ryobi Cup were the great successes of NSW male cricket in the 2013-14 season. NSW Cricket and ACT Cricket are close to signing an agreement that will see a Sydney Metropolitan team and a NSW Country ACT team play in the Australian Championships in boys Under 17 and Under19’s and girls Under 15 and Under 18’s. The selection process will see ACT juniors become part of Southern Zone teams to compete in the Under14-16-17-19’s competition for boys and Under 15 and 18 for girls. This is an exciting proposal which will give talented Country Players the opportunity to be selected to play in the Australian Under Age Championships. The financial situation of NSW Cricket has improved dramatically this season and the new television rights for the T20 cricket has been a major success.

In conclusion it has been my pleasure to represent Western Zone as a delegate to Country Cricket and NSW Cricket. WZ Administrator - Colin Wood

Another very busy season has been completed. My sincere thanks to the ‘cricket people’ who have participated, organised and supported cricket activities in Western Zone.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this Annual Report. It is obvious we have many great and talented servants of the game in Western Zone.

The year got off to a great start with our second Awards Night, where we honoured Mr Doug Wright from Cowra with Life Membership. A truly worthy recipient on this great honour. As well we celebrated the CCNWS Championship won in Orange on 25 November 2012. The Awards night also allowed us to enjoy the company of our only other NSW Country Champion team, the side that defeated Newcastle in 2001-02.

In his role as Country Programs Manager Bruce Whitehouse continued his fantastic support of Western Zone Cricket. Chairman of CCNSW, Ian Hogg, has been unwavering in his support and council. To Andrew Jones and the Board of CNSW, we Thank You for providing the resources that allow us to continue to provide an ‘opportunity’ for cricketers to play the greatest game at a level they might not normally enjoy. There have been many structural change within CNSW and I hope these changes will be of benefit to all those involved in cricket in Western Zone

Matt Tabbernor continues to go above and beyond in his role as Western Region Cricket Manager and we should all be very grateful for what he brings to cricket in our part of the world.

Following our General Meeting in February, where the future of Western Zone cricket was discussed, a steering committee (for want of a better word) meet in Orange in April and the recommendation have been circulated. Please consider them carefully, as I believe they are pivotal to the future of cricket in Western Zone.

Many young cricketers are also indebted to our coaches. CNSW Western Academy Coach Jordan Moran and our Regional Coaches, Rod Kershaw, Trevor Thomas, Garth Dean and Tony Wells, the coaches of all our representative teams and coaches all the way down the line, Thank You on behalf of Western Zone.

We continue to act responsibly in relation to our finances and the financial statements show, despite a deficit, another solid year. Thank you to Chairman Dennis Cox and Deputy Chairman Neil Doherty who make up the Finance Committee. Thank you to our retiring Auditor, Mr Bruce Clements. Bruce has audited the financial statements of Western Zone Cricket for the past ten years and his advice has been much appreciated. At short notice Peter Crowley (a Partner in Talbots Chartered Accountants) has audited the financial statements this year and we are grateful for his support.

In season 2014-15 we welcome Telstra as our sponsor. I’m indebted to Scott Curtin (Area General Manager Western) and Paul Rapley (Local Business Development Specialist) from Telstra Country Wide who have facilitated the deal. Look out for some red hot offers from Telstra.

NSW Western Region Cricket Manager – Matthew Tabbernor

T20 Blast Schools Cup

The T20 Blast School Cup grows bigger and bigger each year as more and more schools and communities get involved. In the 2013/2014 season 27 events were held with a further 3 unfortunately washed out. This includes 2,840 boys and girls participating in the traditional outdoor events throughout the August-October time slot to encourage participants to register for the local junior cricket competition. This competition is designed for maximum participation and excitement and events are held for students in years 3-6. New events were held at Grenfell, Wellington, Trundle, Walgett, Coonamble, Warren and Orange Small Schools. St Mary’s Dubbo boys and girls team represented Western at the State Final day held at Blacktown in October 2013.

Annually, Bathurst Indoor Stadium host the Western special needs students indoor cricket day with 300 participating in the primary and secondary competitions.

New in 2014 was an indoor cricket T20 Blast day with 480 children from years 5-8 participating over 3 days at Dubbo Sports World. This was used to promote the indoor cricket competitions held at the centre during the winter months and the feedback received will see these events become more popular in the future.

For season 2013/2014, 3,620 children participated in T20 Blast Schools Cup throughout the region over 27 days. This is an increase from 2012/2013 where 2,500 children participated over 20 events.

T20 Blast Community Events

Following the success of the pilot program in the Blue Mountains, T20 Blast School Holiday Programs expanded this season with events held in the Blue Mountains (41 participants), Orange (20 participants) and Bathurst (22 participants). A total of 83 children took part in this program throughout the January school holidays experiencing the thrills and excitement that T20 cricket and the Big Bash League brings.

This is a great program and helps bridges the gap between the MILO In2Cricket program and junior cricket. It will be great to see more events up and running in the Western Region and the advantages of this program is that all equipment is supplied, it is participation based (everyone, bats, bowls and wicket keeps in every game) and participant are occupied while waiting to bat by the skills Zone (teaching participants the skills needed for cricket in a fun based environment). For more information on this program please visit t20blast.com.au.

Player Visits

The Western Region participated in numerous activities to give volunteers, players and school children the chance to mix with current and former players.

The Western Region hosted 3 country blitzes this season with Chris Tremain and Daniel Hughes (Orange and Cowra) and Scott Henry and David Dawson (Mudgee and Bathurst) coming out to the region in September 2013. The 3rd Country Blitz tour visited Dubbo where Trevor Chappell visited for 2 days in March 2014. The players participated in numerous events during the blitz including school visits, T20 blast days, come and try days, coaching clinics and volunteers dinners. Considerable media coverage was afforded to these tours.

Gurinder Sandhu attended the Blue Mountains Grammar School presentation dinner where he answered questions from the attendees as well as presented awards on the night.

Bathurst children from the T20 Blast holiday program participated in the Next Gen promotion and the Sydney Thunder v Sydney Sixers match on the 25th January at ANZ Stadium. The Next Gen promotion is aimed to inspire the next generation of cricketers and the children were able to enter the field prior to the start of each innings and received a signed hat from one of the players.

Lastly, students from St Mary’s Dubbo and Gulgong Public School, as well as participants at the Young In2Cricket centre were lucky enough to participate in the on ground entertainment during the lunch break of the Sydney Ashes test.

School Promotions

School promotions were conducted throughout the region promoting many cricket programs such as junior cricket registration days, In2Cricket and T20 Blast programs, Big Bash League and conducting high school competitions. This was completed by school clinics, assembly talks, flyer drops, newsletter inserts as well as Active After Schools (AASC) and School Heroes Programs (SHPs) visits

Most of the promotions were undertaken by university students participating in the DO select program. This program is aimed at identifying university students completing teaching and sports degrees and training them to give them the skills and opportunities to conduct programs and promotions in the school environment.

Cricket is keen to be considered a “sport for all”. A key component of this is the Dream Cricket program. Initiated by the Bradman Foundation and support by the Rotary Clubs, Dream cricket is designed for students with special needs the opportunity to participate in cricket. Gala days were held in Orange and Dubbo in November 2013 with over 200 children participating and schools from Bathurst, Wellington, Gilgandra, Cowra, Parkes and Forbes getting involved.

The School Heroes Program is a 4 week cricket program conducted during school hours and compliments the school sport syllabus. 633 children participated in this program throughout the year and each received a Sydney Thunder show bag at the completion of the program.

A SHP pilot program was introduced throughout NSW in 2013/2014, where school teachers conducted the program during sport time and the school was eligible to win prizes included signed bats, equipment, Thunder packs and much more. This proved to be a huge success in the Western Region with 1,098 students and 6 schools participating.

Another exciting initiative being delivered is with the Active After Schools Communities. The AASC program is a Federally funded program designed to get children into sport and active. The program is traditionally ran straight after school for 1 hour for 7 weeks by community coaches. Cricket NSW promotions officers visit the centres once to hand out a Sydney Thunder Show bag, a certificate as well as registration details for the local cricket clubs. This partnership is starting to develop further with some new ideas being developed for next season.

A gala day was held in Dubbo for all the AASC sites around the Dubbo region, with many schools travelling 2 hours to attend. A tabloid of events and modified T20 Blast games were played for the 80 children in attendance and everyone had a great time.

Volunteers

Without volunteers, our great game will not survive in many towns and communities. I acknowledge that the recruitment and retention of volunteers is getting tougher as the years progress and my goal this year is to assist and reward as many volunteers as possible.

A number of Western volunteers were recognised throughout the season and attended many activities including:

 Invited to the Cricket NSW box at the Sydney Thunder v Melbourne Stars BBL match at ANZ Stadium on 1st January 2014.  Invited to the Volunteers night at the SCG during the Sydney Sixers v Hobart Hurricanes BBL Match  Invited to day 4 of the Sydney Ashes Test and to complete a lap of the ground during the tea break. Unfortunately, this was not able to happen due to the Aussies completing the whitewash on day 3; however the volunteers were invited to the Sydney Smash BBL match on the 25th January.  A new registration competition run in August 2013 with signed NSW Blues bats, Sydney Thunder T-Shirt and a Thunder pack to Associations and In2Cricket coordinators who provided details of their registration events prior to the start of the season. Congratulations to Mudgee JCA, Cobar, JCA, Cavaliers CC, Condobolin In2Cricket, Young In2Cricket and Bathurst In2Cricket who won the prizes by providing these details  Volunteer events held in Dubbo and Cowra  Hats and shirts to be handed out to volunteers over the next few months.

Massive congratulations to the Associations and volunteers who were recognised during the Australia Day awards.

This season saw the introduction of a monthly newsletter to communicate more efficiently with people in the region on what Cricket NSW is doing in the region but also to give you grants information and tips to help make your job easier. I am looking to continue this next season and will be looking to incorporate a volunteer recognition section where Associations, Clubs and In2Cricket coordinators can nominate exceptional volunteers to be recognised but also to be given the opportunity to participate in the events listed above.

I would like to remind everyone that I am happy to assist wherever possible and I am only ever a phone call or email away. I understand the pressures volunteers are under in relation to time and trying to do everything but there is tools out there to assist you in relations to draws and table management, communication, statistic gathering (My Cricket), grant writing (Julie) and facility and local government management (Anthony) just to name a few.

Australian Selection

Wade Burrowes – Australian u15s All Schools team to tour Sri Lanka in May 2014.

NSW Selection

Pat Rosser, Taylor Gilbert and Roxsanne Van Veen – NSW Imparja Cup Henry Hunt - ACT u17s – (made team of the tournament) Taylor Gilbert and Amy Edgar – NSW u18s Alana Ryan – ACT u15s Alana Ryan and Sara Darney – ACT u18s Henry Hunt, Callan Taylor, Amy Edgar, Sara Darney – NSW Combined High Schools 1st XI Ben Patterson and Brittany Naden - NSW Combined High Schools 2nd XI Phoebe Litchfield – NSW PSSA team.

Country Selection

Women’s Open – Amy Edgar (Cowra) Womens u15s – Alana Ryan (Cowra) Women’s u18s – Taylor Gilbert (Cobar), Amy Edgar (Cowra), Tilly Power (Cobar) Mens u19s – Joe Kershaw (Greenethorpe), Ben Patterson (Dubbo) Mens u17s – Henry Hunt (Grenfell), Charles Litchfield (Orange) Mens Opens – Tim Cox (Dubbo), Joe Kershaw (Greenethorpe), Pat Rosser (Parkes) U14 merit squad – Connor Slattery (Bathurst), Marty Jeffrey (Dubbo), Joel Robinson (Mudgee), Luke Powell (Bathurst) U16s coaching class – Tom Galvin (bathurst), Daniel Donato (Orange)

WZ Women’s Cricket - Marie Cornish

Australian Level Australia lost the home Ashes Series winning 3 games from 7. NSW had some 6 players in Test, ODIs & T20s. Australian Southern Stars won their 3rd consecutive World ICC T20 Championships in Bangladesh in March with 5 players from NSW. The publicity and associated recognition from this win has been great for the sport.

Australian Honour Teams from National U’age Carnivals 15s – Alana Ryan (Cowra) ACT 18s – Sara Darney (Wellington) ACT

Australian Developmental Squads 15s – Alana Ryan (Cowra) ACT

NSW Level The Breakers (Open) won the WCNL against Victoria making it 16 from 18. It was the first time they have missed the final of T20 since inception with Queensland beating ACT as the leadup game to the KFC Big Bash Final in Perth U’18 2013/14 Development Squad:- Amy Edgar & Tilly Power Western Representatives:- Breakers Squad :- Keeghan Tucker, due to work commitments didn’t get to play this season. U18s:- Amy Edgar, Taylor Gilbert U15s:- Nil 2015 School Sports Australia will take over the running of the 15 Girls similar to the Boys and this is where more girls will appear but one factor that could stem this will be costs involved as presently CNSW pay for 15s Team. Unsure how CNSW’s Female Officer will be involved but will find it hard if Department of Education Teachers are to be selectors /coaches and managers not dissimilar to the present Boys system. NSW are to be the first to host Carnival. Primary:- 2014 Squad with team to be named in April School Holidays for National C’Val in Darwin in June. Emily Williams (St Marys Orange) & Phoebe Litchfield (Kinross Wolaroi Orange) Imparja:- Samantha Gordon (nee Hinton Syd/Wellington), Nicky Honeysett (Syd/Gulgong), Roxi Van Veen (Lithgow) Interstate Teams:- ACT Meteors:- Sally Moylan (Wellington), Kira Churchland (Orange) ACT 18s:- Sara Darney (Wellington), Alana Ryan (Cowra) ACT 15s:- Alana Ryan (Cowra) South Australia:- 18s Sam Betts (Broken Hill) Country Teams Opens:- Amy Edgar 18s:- Amy Edgar, Tilly Power and Taylor Gilbert 15s:- Alana Ryan

Country Championships with North Coast Hosting 15s – Venue Taree – with 6 teams finished 5th Team:- Jenny-Lynne and Mick Watts (Coach & Assistant Coach - Cowra ), Sharon Owens (Manager) Alana Ryan - Capt (Cowra), Brittany Owens (Wellington), Emily Fisher (Dubbo), Annabel Meadley (Bathurst), Lucy Caldow (Young), Chloe Ahern (Dubbo), Synetta Manns (Orange), Leah Robbins (Dubbo) Emma Hughes (Dubbo), Kate O’Sullivan (Syd – Gordon) , Rebecca Ellsmore (Syd – Campbelltown/Camden) Had 4 withdraw from Academy Squad and one living overseas. Our Development squad PSSA players were too young to bring up, but 2014 we will have lots of players eligible.

Opens – Venue Port Macquarie with 6 teams finished 6th Team:- Matt Tabbernor (Coach – Orange), Manager – Robyn Edgar (Cowra) Amy Edgar (Cowra) and Taylor Gilbert (Cobar) Co-Capts, Tilly Power (Cobar), Eliza Burner (Baradine),Grace Best (Grenfell),Emily Smith (Bathurst), Tahnee Kelly (Wellington), plus 3 older players Stacey Cornish (Wellington), Jaclyn Vickery (Maitland) and myself. With a player loaned from opposition. Very disappointing that 11 players withdraw – Older players -Keeghan Tucker (Police work), Rachel Hurn (O/S), Kaitlyn Smith-Nicols (injured), Kira Churchland (injured) Nicola Harbison (Uni), and players in Academy Squad plus “add ons” just didn’t wish to go. Also many of the youngsters coming from 15s were found wanting at this next level especially against players 18yrs and older, but will be better in 2014 for the experience. Team wont be a problem in 2014 as many 15s coming up. Inter-Council Games 16yrs Girls – was only contested by Mitchell (Rachel McCann – Mudgee) and Macquarie (Alan Hughes – Dubbo) Councils with Lachlan unable to find a manager/coach to take them as Jenny Lyn was committed to PSSA and had some health problems at that time. Macquarie were victors in both games. Lets hope some Lachlan men coaches or parents can get off the backsides and assist here for the girls sakes. Though Matt Tabbernor has a very reasonable suggestion to make this happen so all 3 Council’s actually field girls teams.

ACT Game Once again ACT advised that they couldn’t fit a game in at the end of the season School PSSA State Carnival– 2014 Western finished 9th Lord Taverners KO - Wellington PS were knocked out by Milthorpe PS but who were then knocked out in the final 8. Winning team was Newport PS from Narrabri West CHS State Carnival – Western came 5th with Sara Darney (Capt), Amy Edgar in CHS 1sts, Brittany Naden CHS 2nds with CHS 1st winning against CCC, CIS & CHS 2nds - Sara named in the NSW All Schools Honour Team. Tilly Power (CCC – MacKillop Bathurst) Cornish KO – Cowra High are Western Champs – knocking out Wellington in December who were then knocked out by Hay HS Bathurst hosted finals (13th year):- Semi - Hay HS v Picnic Point & Hunter Sports v South Grafton HS Picnic Point defeated Hunter Sports winning their 2nd consecutive title. Hay came 3rd – not a bad effort from a school of only 192 students. Western Area Lisa Keightley High Schools Round Robin (Yr9 & under or Yr 10 Small Schools) Wellington High School won.

Cricket NSW Academy Program 2013 Coaches were:- Matt Tabbernor, Carolyn Sheehan and Jenny Lyn Watt It is unknown when the 2014 Program will commence. Cricket NSW Womens Forum Agreed to be held every two years, all Regional Delegates and CNSW Female Programing Staff attending with the next 17th May 2014. Sydney Grade Many Western players avail themselves of the opportunities to play with various Clubs with the Penrith Club being our major feeder partner. Many of our youngsters competed in the Molly Dive or Margaret Peden January Holiday Carnivals (u13s & u15s Competitions) Samantha Gordon (nee Hinton) ,Sally Moylan and Roxi Van Veen played for St George- Sutherland in the 1st Grade Grand Final against the victorious Sydney University team but won the T20 Competition.

Once again a big “Thank You” to everyone associated with cricket in Western Zone for their continued support of the Women’s Program in WZ Selector – Neil Doherty

The season started with a trial game against Hawkesbury in Dubbo. This game was treated as a trial by both teams. This game gave Western the chance to play some younger fringe players in this game. Some of these players went to Sydney to play grade cricket at the start of the season and therefore were not available to play in the Country Championships. The Sydney grade clubs are trying to get the young players to Sydney as soon as possible. In my opinion the younger players would be better served by playing their cricket in the Country until they have at least finished high school. There are plenty of good mentors in country cricket.

The Western Premier League games held earlier in the season were used to help select the Western Zone team. The inter council games were held again this season to help pick the Western Zone team. Lachlan Cricket Council 185 beat Mitchell Cricket Council 97 in the first game. Macquarie Valley Cricket Council 7 for 121 beat Mitchell Cricket Council 117 in the second game. Lachlan Cricket Council 8 for 176 beat Macquarie Valley Cricket Council 175 in the last game. A big thank you to Orange District Cricket Association for hosting these games.

The Western Zone team to play in the Country Championships in Orange was announced after these Council matches. Pat Rosser(C) (Parkes), Mitch Bower ( Dubbo), Trent Colley ( Dubbo), Tim Cox ( Dubbo), Phil Dunford ( Parkes), Liam Gough ( Orange), Anthony Heraghty (Parkes), Joe Kershaw ( Cowra), Ryan Medley ( Dubbo ), Jordan Moran ( Dubbo ), James O’Brien ( Dubbo ), Jason Ryan ( Dubbo ), Josh Toole ( Bathurst), David Redden ( Manager) John Perkins ( Scorer) Matt Crawley ( Coach). Liam Gough had to withdraw due to an injury and his place was taken by Ben Patterson (Dubbo).

Western Zone lost their three games at the country championships in Orange. Pat Rosser, Tim Cox and Joe Kershaw were chosen in the NSW Country team to play in the Australian country championships. Congratulations to these three players. Joe Kershaw went to Sydney to play grade cricket with Sydney University after he finished his higher School Certificate. He had a successful season with Sydney University and was part of the winning second grade team. He also was awarded the man of the match for the Grand Final.

The Western Zone under 19’s team was announced in January. There was no trial held this year as the age group was changed to Under 19’s and a number of the players in contention had played for the under 17’s and the players had been playing for their town. This team played in the Country Colts Carnival in Coffs Harbour from 21st February to 23rd February 2014.

The team was Stuart Fredericks Mudgee Captain, Jeremy Judge Bathurst vice Captain, Kyle Aubin Bathurst, Nick Chapman Mudgee, Conner Crook Cowra, Henry Hunt Cowra, Alex Johnson Bathurst, Charles Litchfield Orange, Jacob McNaught Cowra, Ben Patterson Dubbo, Hayden Sealey Parkes, Corey Suckling Dubbo and Vince Umbers Parkes. Henry Hunt had to withdraw from the team due to a family bereavement and he was replaced by James Ryan from Orange. Steve Ryan was coach and I was the manager.

Ben Patterson bowled very well in the carnival and was rewarded by being chosen in the Country merit side.

Thanks to all the team managers, scorers and coaches for this last season. The time given by these people to look after these cricket teams cannot be underestimated.

Pat Rosser and Tim Cox were the other two selectors and they deserve a big thank you for taking the time to help select these teams when they are both still playing. It is a tribute to both players that they were able to still play very well while selections issues needed to be discussed during the games.

WZ Volunteer of the Year CARL SHARPE OAM

WZ Cricketer of the Year - Male TIM COX

WZ Cricketer of the Year - Female SARA DARNEY

WZ Cricketer of the Year Youth - Lloyd Keir Trophy HENRY HUNT

WZ Inter Council Competitions Senior - Lachlan CC Junior Boys - Mitchell CC Junior Girls -

Graeme Glazebrook, Ian Thomas and Keiran Knight at the Country Shield Final, Cowra v Ballina, Holman Oval (Cowra) on 29 December 2013

WZ Umpires Representative – Greg Jones

In the last couple of seasons, we have maintained a focus on umpire training and development, aiming to recruit new umpires and provide professional development for existing members.

In recent seasons there were training courses on the Laws conducted in Orange and Mudgee, and Dubbo hosted a Laws course and simultaneously a Professional Development Seminar for existing umpires. In the Lachlan council region, a number of umpires completed a Laws of Cricket course in June 2013 in Cowra. Courses and professional development for the coming off-season were not finalised at the time of writing.

It is my hope that, in the coming season, I will be able to get out and about and see a lot more of our Western Zone umpires in action – both for “talent identification” and development. It is vital that we facilitate the improvement of the standard of all umpires who are keen to learn (new and “old”), so that players can gain maximum enjoyment from the game, regardless of the level at which they play!

2013/14 season saw the continuation of the Western Zone based “Development Panel” of umpires. This season had Mark Waldren and Graeme Glazebrook (Bathurst) appointed to this panel. As is usual there is an expectation that these umpires are appointed to as many Zone matches as possible with a view to advancement towards the Country panels. One focus in the pre-season and early season for 2014/15 will be identification of talent to be included on this panel. With many senior representative fixtures in addition to the early rounds of the SCG Cup, Plate and Shield, there is a need for a clearly identifiable group of outstanding umpires.

Significant appointments during the season include: SCG Shield Final in Cowra (Graeme Glazebrook). Graeme also made his SCA 1st grade debut during the season. Zone final of SCG Cup (Graeme Glazebrook and John De Lyall). Zone final of SCG Shield (Mark Frecklington and Darrin Masters). Zone final of SCG Plate (Doug Sandry and Robert Ryan). Mark Waldren and Graeme Glazebrook were appointed to the Western Premier League final twice (washed out both times) which was ultimately umpired by John De Lyall and Mark Frecklington at the third attempt. Mark Frecklington was also appointed with Mark Hastings to the Mitchell Presidents Cup final. Congratulations also to the following umpires who officiated in local first grade grand finals: Graeme Glazebrook & Mark Waldren (Bathurst), Mark Hastings (Blue Mountains), John De Lyall & Doug Sandry (Dubbo), Noel Phoebe (Gilgandra and Wellington), Alan Seis & Garry O’Reilly (Gulgong and Mudgee), Mark Frecklington & Peter Kirby (Orange).

Congratulations must go to all Western umpires for their commitment (in terms of distance travelled as well as time) throughout the year and particularly those rewarded with finals appointments.

My thanks must go to all umpires in Western Zone and to the executive members of our Affiliated Associations Macquarie Valley CUA and Mitchell CUA (including member branches). In particular, I would like to acknowledge Doug Sandry, Greg Morrissey, Gordon Fredericks, and Steve Warrington for their assistance with representative appointments.

Finally, I would like to acknowledge the excellent work, completed over a number of years, by the previous Western Zone Umpire Representative, Dr Stephen Poole. He dedicated an enormous amount of energy to Western Zone cricket and umpiring.

WZ Open – David Redden

The Western Zone selectors named the following team for the Southern Pool Carnival in Orange from 15-17 November 2013:

1. Patrick Rosser © 2. Mitch Bower 3. Anthony Heraghty 4. Trent Colley 5. Scott Knights 6. Ryan Medley 7. Jordan Moran 8. James O’Brien 9. Joe Kershaw 10. Jason Ryan 11. Phil Dunford 12. Tim Cox 13. Ben Patterson 14. Josh Toole 15. Liam Gough (State Final at the SCG)

Coach: Matthew Crawley

Trainer: Kelsey Ferguson

Scorer: John Perkins

Manager: David Redden

MATCH DAY 1, RIVERINA V WESTERN, WADE PARK

A much-improved Riverina defeated Western by 30 runs in the first game of the carnival. Winning the toss and batting, Riverina made 9/232 off their 50 overs, on the back of 80 and 68 respectively from their batsmen Jimmy McNeil and J Thompson. Joe Kershaw (3/51 off 10) and Tim Cox (2/21 off 10) were the best of our bowlers.

Riverina won the match in their second batting session, where McNeil and Thompson put on 143 runs for the fifth wicket. Western let things slip in this session, with average fielding and bowling, plus superb running between the wickets from the opposition, meant Riverina got away from us. Late wickets kept the Riverina total to 232, which was gettable on a very good pitch.

After an enterprising opening stand of 42 between Mitch Bower (50) and Anthony Heraghty (24), Western struggled during the middle session once more, eventually being dismissed for 202, saving a bonus point with a last wicket stand of 40 between James O’Brien (38*) and Tim Cox (16). Overall, this was a disappointing day for us, we were off the boil and Riverina deserved their victory; they were hungrier and more switched-on for most of the day.

MATCH DAY 2, SOUTHERN V WESTERN, RIAWENA OVAL

An extraordinary day of cricket, punctuated by a long rain delay, meant that Southern had a D/L chase of Western’s total. Rain started at lunch, and did not abate until 5.10pm, meaning a frenetic 25 over run chase in gloomy light at Riawena Oval.

Winning the toss, Western skipper Patrick Rosser did what ALL locals would do at Riawena; he batted first. Western managed a Par score of 205, disappointingly all out with 16 balls left of our 50 overs. The run-scoring highlights an average batting performance; Jason Ryan (31*), Trent Colley 30, Anthony Heraghty 29, Josh Toole 29, James O’Brien 28, Pat Rosser 27. Left-arm spinner B Mitchell took 5/31 for Southern.

The rain then fell, meaning that Southern had to chase an amended target of 145 for victory off 25 overs. Veterans Phil Dunford (2/14 off 5) and Tim Cox (2/25 off 5) bowled beautifully under the circumstances, with a wet ball.

Former Western keeper Allen Sullivan played a gem of a knock for Southern, coming in at 4/27 and staying until the end for a superb (53*).

Southern needed 2 to win off the last ball, 8 wickets down. Tail-ender M Wright hit one to Jordan Moran at mid-off and took off. Jordan just missed with his throw, and our fine-leg (Joe Kershaw) smartly backed up and threw down the striker stumps to run out Wright trying to complete the match- winning run. So, scores were TIED after D/L. Sadly, however, senior Umpires Neil Findlay and Kim Norris correctly advised us after the game that Southern had won a tie-breaker based on fewer wickets lost. This was a very hard way to lose a game of this magnitude; congrats to both teams on finishing off an amazing, unpredictable game of cricket in near darkness.

MATCH DAY 3, ILLAWARRA V WESTERN, WADE PARK

Onto Day 3, where we played the eventual Pool winners, Illawarra. Graeme Batty won the toss and batted. Western dismissed Illawarra for 221 off the final ball of the innings. Our four frontline seamers (Kershaw, 2/20; Cox, 2/29; Dunford, 3/26 and Patterson, 1/14) all performed well. Illawarra’s Cam Nupier made a match-winning 76, aided and abetted by Jon Cook’s 39 in the lower order. We had them 6/71 but just couldn’t knock them over cheaply.

Another average top-order performance (top 5 all made scores between 11-28) meant Western relied on its deep middle order to chase the 222 needed for victory. Josh Toole’s superb and fluent 59, assisted by Joe Kershaw’s 20, got Western to over 50, bowled by leggie Jon Cook. Sadly, Toole fell LBW, then Tim Cox hit 5 off 2 balls, leaving Phil Dunford the task of making 2 runs off the final two balls to win. Cook bowled a perfect wrong-un, cleaning Dunford up through the gate, and Illawarra won by 1 run. 17 year old Oscar Oborn-Corby took 3/31 for the red caps.

Overall, two very close losses and a disappointing loss to Riverina meant we failed our Zone on this occasion. We lost, as Patrick Rosser says, “too many crucial moments” over the three days. Sorry to everyone in our Zone, coming off being State Champions the year before, we didn’t produce the goods over the three days. We will have to be hungrier, more ruthless and must bat more consistently next time around.

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL, NORTH SYDNEY V WESTERN, SCG, NOVEMBER 29

After our Zone management lobbied hard and spent a considerable amount of money arranging this game, the match lasted three overs before rain ruined our special day at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Western were 1/18 off three overs when the heavens opened.

Please let me, on behalf of the players and off-field entourage, profusely thank Dennis Cox, Neil Doherty, Colin Wood and the WZC Board for arranging this game. We were all very privileged to play at the SCG and it was very sad to have our day destroyed by the weather. Many thanks to the WZC Selectors (Doherty, Cox, Rosser) for giving me the honour of managing the side.

Also, a great thank you to our off-field team; Matthew Crawley, Kelsey Ferguson and John Perkins. Having really great cricket people around the team makes managing our lads a real pleasure, and Crawls, Kel and Polly all performed superbly over the three days.

Onwards to next season; it’s back to the drawing board for Western.

Western Zone - 2013/14

Back Row: Kelsey Ferguson (Trainer), Matt Crawley (Coach), Tim Cox, Scott Knights, Joe Kershaw, Mitch Bower, Phil Dunford, Anthony Heraghty, David Redden (Manager), John Perkins (Scorer) Front Row: Josh Toole, Ben Patterson, Jordan Moran, Patrick Rosser (c), James O'Brien, Ryan Medley, Jason Ryan. Absent: Trent Colley, Liam Gough

WZ Under 19 – Neil Doherty

The team was announced in January. There was no trial held this year as the age group was changed to Under 19’s and a number of the players in contention had played for the under 17’s.

This team played in the Country Colts Carnival in Coffs Harbour from 21st February to 23rd February 2014. The team was Stuart Fredericks Mudgee Captain, Jeremy Judge Bathurst vice Captain, Kyle Aubin Bathurst, Nick Chapman Mudgee, Conner Crook Cowra, Henry Hunt Cowra, Alex Johnson Bathurst, Charles Litchfield Orange, Jacob McNaught Cowra, Ben Patterson Dubbo, Hayden Sealey Parkes, Corey Suckling Dubbo and Vince Umbers Parkes. Henry Hunt had to withdraw from the team due to a family bereavement and he was replaced by James Ryan from Orange. Steve Ryan was coach and I was the manager.

We played Illawarra on day one. Illawarra won the toss and batted. Illawarra were dismissed for 62 runs. Ben Patterson bowled really well and took 5 for 15 off 7 overs. Jeremy Judge took 2 for 12. All the bowlers took wickets and bowled well together without letting the pressure off the batsmen. We passed the score at 3 for 63 in 13 overs. Charles Litchfield was the best batsmen with 33. This was a very good win for our team.

We played North Coast on day two. Western won the toss and batted. Western scored 163 with the last wicket falling on the last ball of the 50 overs. Conner Crook top scored with 24, Alex Johnston 20 and Stuart Fredericks 20 were the best batsmen for our team. All our batsmen scored double figures except for Numbers 10 and 11. If one of the batsmen had turned their start into a 50 then we may have won the game. North Coast passed our score in the 48th over being 6 for 166. Charles Litchfield was the most successful bowler taking 3 for 21. North Coast went on to win the carnival. We were not very far away from winning this game.

We played Riverina on day three. Western won the toss and batted. Western made 9 for 196 off 50 overs. We were in trouble early being 6 for 50. Hayden Sealey 75 batted very well and he was supported by Ben Patterson 30 and Stuart Fredericks 18. Riverina made 179 runs in reply. Ben Patterson 4 for 15 and Corey Suckling 3 for 35 bowled very well at the start of the innings. Riverina were 6 for 70 after 23 overs and were always behind the required run rate. Another win for Western and this meant that we finished third at the carnival.

Ben Patterson bowled very well in the carnival and was rewarded by being chosen in the Country merit side. Congratulations to Ben. Thanks to all the parents for transporting the players to Coffs Harbour. A special thanks to the Parents who helped during the weekend.

Western Zone Under 19 – 2013/14

Back Row: Neil Doherty (Manager), Jacob McNaught, Ben Patterson, Corey Suckling, James Ryan, Hayden Sealey, Alex Johnston, Steve Ryan (Coach) Front Row: Vince Umbers, Nick Chapman, Charles Litchfield, Stuart Fredericks(Captain), Kyle Aubin, Jeremy Judge, Conor Crook WZ Academy and WZ Under 17 – Greg Griffith

Squad Members – Kyle Aubin, Brad Glasson, Henry Hunt, Jeremy Judge, Vince Umbers, Daniel Donato, William Wolter, Nick Chapman, Callan Taylor, James Ford, Jacob McNaught, Tim Galvin, Alex Crowther (withdrew), Charles Litchfield, Angus Cusack, Nick Cushan and Sean Mason Coaches – Jordan Moran, Greg Griffith

Training started with a camp on 8/9 July 2013 followed by training days on 4th August, 25th August, a selection day on 15th September followed by a Selected Squad Training on 13th October. The final selected team was – Jeremy Judge (c) (M), Kyle Aubin (M), Brad Glasson (M), Henry Hunt (L), Vince Umbers (L), Daniel Donato (M), William Wolter (MV), Nick Chapman (M), Callan Taylor (L), James Ford (M), Jacob McNaught (L), Tim Galvin (M), Charles Litchfield (M)

The 2013/14 campaign started with the lead up games and Tour against St George and Penrith U17’s in Sydney. Western accounted for St George. St George scored 117 with James Ford 4/23, Callan Taylor 2/14 and Daniel Donato the chief destroyers. With the bat Western Zone U17’s – 7/121 with Jeremy Judge 44 and Kyle Aubin 29 the main run getters. The win ensuring WZ retained the Brian Booth Trophy. In the second game of the Tour -- Penrith posted 6/135 with main wicket takers being James Ford 2/30 and William Wolter 2/22. Western Zone U17’s – 5/135 with Henry Hunt 41no, Kyle Aubin 38 and William Wolter 34 the main run getters. This win saw WZ U17’s bring home the now revived Stuart Webster Trophy.

Round 1 of the U17 Country Championships held in Raymond Terrace saw Western Zone up against North Coastal. North Coastal batted first and dismissed for 186. Bowling performances by WZ were from William Wolter 3/33, Jacob McNaught 2/40 and Daniel Donato 2/25. In reply WZ need 7 wickets to pass North Coastal’s score. Best with the bat were Kyle Aubin 68 and Charles Litchfield 54.

In Round 2 Western Zone were up against Newcastle. Western Zone batted first and dismissed for 209 on a good batting surface. With Jeremy Judge 63 and Henry Hunt 51 the main run getters. In reply Newcastle cruised to victory in 39 overs with Callan Taylor 2/24, Nick Chapman 1/39 and Jacob McNaught 1/52 the only wicket takers.

Round 3 saw Western Zone take on Central North. Batting first Central North posted an impressive 9/259 with Jacob McNaught 2/53 and Jeremy Judge 2/21 the main wicket takers. In reply Western Zone was dismissed for 219 with Henry Hunt an impressive 82 and having a good game all-round Jeremy Judge 53.

Henry Hunt gained selection in the New South Wales Under 17’s Country Team and although missing out on selection to the New South Wales Team was picked up by Australian Capital Territory and had an outstanding Australian Under 17 Carnival. So outstanding he was named in the Australian Under 17 Merit Team. Again, the coaching staff would like to thank Carl Sharpe for his huge contribution towards ordering clothing, organising games/meals and administration. Also thanks to Matt Tabbernor for his help throughout this years’ campaign.

With changes being made to the makeup and structure of the Under 14, Under 17 and Under 19 Squads in Regional Areas of New South Wales in next year’s Academy setup by CricketNSW it will be interesting to observe if this still produces the quality of player Western Zone has for many years. I suppose only time will tell!

Western Zone Under 17 - 2013/14

Back Row: Greg Griffith (Coach), Daniel Donato, James Ford, Jacob McNaught, Henry Hunt, William Wolter, Tom Galvin, Jordan Moran (Coach). Front Row: Nick Chapman, Charles Litchfield, Kyle Aubin, Brad Glasson, Jeremy Judge (capt), Vince Umbers, Callan Taylor.

Western Zone Bradman Cup - 2013/14

Back Row: Tony Wells (Manager), Mark Day, Rhys Lloyd, Tom Galvin (Capt), Hugh Britton, Connor Farnell, Wade Burrowes, Chris Baratto (Coach) Front Row: Daniel Donato, James Duffy, Josh Kitchner, James Donato, Blake Watmore, Tyler Woodrow, Ryan Peacock WZ Bradman Cup – Tony Wells

Match 1 North Coast

Western won toss and batted, an opening stand of 35, Farnell 14 and Day 38, then Burrowes 28, James Donato 19 took score to 3 for 111, steady loss of wickets before a 29 last wicket partnership between Galvin 43no and Watmore 6no took the score 9 for 180. Good WK from Malady 2 stumpings standing up to the medium pace of Bryant. Peacock 10 runs the other batsman to reach double figures.

Western bowled and fielded very well, Lloyd, Britton, Farnell and Watmore all had good opening spells, after 24 overs North Coast were 2 for 66. North Coast then took the score to 3 for 117, good catches by Farnell and Kitchner, then good spell of 4 overs by Lloyd of 4 for 11 and steady bowling by Farnell, Watmore and Burrowes, North Coast all out 164. Lloyd 4-27, Britton 1-31, Farnell 2-19, Watmore 1-18, Burrowes 1-17 and Peacock 1-23

Match 2 Central North

Western won toss and elected to bat, and were in lot of trouble after 10 overs 6-22. A fine 51 run partnership from Daniel Donato 35 and Ryan Peacock 22, Britton 11 and Woodrow 8, Western all out 105 in 37 over.

Central North lost a wicket early with Britton taking a wicket with his first ball. 2 solid partnerships of 36 and 56 took the score to 94. Western took 3 wickets, Central North passes Western 5 down. Watmore pick of the bowlers 5 overs conceded 4 runs. Lloyd 1-18, Britton 1-26, Farnell 1-15 and Burrowes 2-4. Western lost but fought to the last ball.

Match 3 Central Coast

Central Coast won the toss and batted, Western took 2 early wickets, with good batting by Wheaton 38, Robertson 28 and Eldridge 85 took Central Coast score to 7-205. Good 20 over spell of spin from Burrowes 1-25 and Peacock 1-28 restricted the scoring in the middle of their innings, supported by good fielding. A couple of dropped catches in the final overs were disappointing after good catches by Woodrow and Burrowes. Lloyd 1-41 and Watmore 2-31 were the other wicket takers.

Western's innings started with Farnell run out in the second over and Day in the 10th. An excellent partnership of 84 from Burrowes 50 and James Donato 42, then the lost of 3 wickets, brought Daniel Donato 19 and Peacock 16 to the wicket. They consolidated then we lost 3 wickets in 3 overs, leaving Woodrow 21 and Lloyd 6no to score 36 in 6 overs, Western fell 6 runs short. Good spell leg spin from Doyle 2-28

The teams preparation for the cup was thorough, the October camp gave the coaches an insight to all potential players. The training days gave the players an indication of the level of competition they would face.

The concern was the batting, which proved to be not equal to the other teams. We lost wickets in groups, partnerships were built, then a loss of wickets.

Time was spent in practice to bring the players up to a higher standard, the players did work on their skills, but more work through private coaching or a new group of batsman need to have time invested in them.

The team worked hard, never gave up, Tom Galvin and Daniel Donato gave good leadership. Chris and I enjoyed their company and appreciated the support their parents gave us, getting the players to the training days and also at the Cup.

WZ Kookaburra Cup – Trevor Thomas

Western Zone U14 Kookaburra Cup, coaching staff players and parents left Newcastle No1 Sportsground on Thursday thinking what could have been.The potential was evident in this group of Western Cricketers but unfortunately lost the final by 40 runs in a hard fought match.

For the first time County Cricket NSW picked a merit team and Western players Martin Jeffery ,Luke Powell, Connor Slattery and Joel Robinson were selected in the team.

Round 1 Western v Illawarra losing the toss which became a common theme in the week ahead Illawarra elect to bat. They were soon in trouble with Luke Powell striking early Callan Braithwaite bowled well with no luck but was very miserly with figures 9 overs 22 runs . Joel Robinson kept the pressure on taking 3 wickets in quick succession and Illawarra were struggling 4\25. Ben Knaggs and Charlie Greer also able to keep the pressure on, Knaggs taking 2 wickets and Greer 1 but the Illawarra team were able fight back and post a competitive score of 161 . Western opened the batting with Connor Slattery 44 & Cohen Schubert 8 Ben Knaggs batted well for 33 and Marty Jeffery 35 not out and Western made 5\162 to post a win . This win was a very important win because Illawarra showed on Day 2 that they were a very good outfit by beating Central North.

Round 2 Western v North Coastal , Losing the toss again and strike weapon Luke Powell was the best of the bowlers taking 5\18 from 9 overs and this effort was remarkable because he sustained a soft tissue injury while bowling in game 1 and was not expected to play in this game or perhaps the rest off the carnival. He was put on an intense ice treatment for the rest off the day and that night. Luke was given a fitness test and he was passed fit to play. Angus Cumming in for his first game after being 13th man on Day 1 attacked the stumps and took 3/13 and Marty Jeffery 1\28 bowling his leg spinners and the bowlers did their jobs and North Coastal were bundled out for 113. The batsman from Western set about the total with ease losing 3 wickets Schubert 12 Connor Slattery 53 and Marty Jeffery 34 and past the total in only 21 overs and this was very important with the quotient system that is used for the carnival.

Round 3 Western v Central North. Losing the toss and bowling first on a wicket with a bit in it and Central North were quickly 5 \36 with Luke Powell and Joel Robinson doing the early damage again. Joel looked like he was bowling better each day, and Marty Jeffery bowled well and took 3\27. Central North tail got the score out to 95. The WZ top order struggled to some good bowling and Western were in trouble at 4\13. HenryRailz & Marty Jeffery 29 got together for a valuable partnership taking the score to 5\49, but then soon after both batsman were out . Callan Braithwaite with 24 lead the fight back with Luke Powell 9 but once a gain lost wickets at important times and Western fell short of the total making 89. Because of the great results of the first 2 days the Western had a better quotient and progressed to the final to play Newcastle on day 4.

Final Skipper Jeffery lost his 4th toss in a row and western were fielding again and once again the bowlers had Newcastle batting in trouble with Luke and Joel taking early wickets and Marty Jeffery brilliant in the field being involved in 3 run outs and Newcastle made 157 in 46 overs. The early batting once again struggled and put pressure on the middle order and Western slumped 6\36 but Powell 39no & Brathwaite 19 with support from Railz tried to help Western get back in the game but always playing catch up were all out for 117.

The team’s behaviour was exemplary with all players being a credit to their parents. I would like thank the parents for their support and help though out the carnival and the lead up training and camp held in Orange and Dubbo. Also the effort of all the parents that scored at the carnival for the 4 days that is much appreciated. The Carnival in Newcastle was well run and the venues were all presented in great condition and the Umpiring was extremely professional and consistent during the carnival. Garth and I identified things to work on for next season, including additional conditioning to play at a high level for 4 days, developing batsmen’s ability to build an innings and bat for long periods. After a successful carnival but missing out on the prize the players showed that they have the talent to carry Western Zone U\16’s in 2 years time with extra strength work and cricket coaching to enhance their chances to go do better in their U\16 season. Western Zone Kookaburra Cup - 2013/14

Back Row: Joel Robinson , Connor Slattery, Ben Knaggs, Callan Braithwaite, Henry Railz, Luke Powell, Charlie Greer, Damien Hanrahan (ass't coach) Garth Dean (coach) Front Row: Trevor Thomas (manager) Cory McDean, Jacob Lucas, Cohen Schubert, Marty Jeffery (captain), Angus Cumming, Hamish Lelliott

Match Results 2013/14

Western Zone v Riverina Zone at Wade Park, Orange – 15 Nov 2013 Riverina Zone Western Zone A Borella lbw Kershaw 10 M Bower ct Downie b Evans 50 G Forrest ct Kershaw b Cox 9 A Heraghty ct Evans b Loudon 24 J McNeil ct Bower b Rosser 80 S Knights ct Brown b Evans 15 S Downie run out 3 R Medley st Silver b McNeil 8 J Robinson b Patterson 24 J Moran c & b Downie 13 J Thompson b Kershaw 68 P Rosser st Silver b Evans 3 B Davies ct Moran b Kershaw 0 J O’Brien not out 38 B Loudon b Dunford 8 J Kershaw ct Forrest b Downie 13 W Silver b Cox 1 J Ryan run out 5 R Brown not out 6 P Dunford run out 1 D Gamess T Cox ct Evans b Loudon 16 Sundries 23 Sundries 16 Total 9/232 Total 202 FOW : 23,23,26,61,204,205,222,223,232 FOW : 42,77,109,109,119,130,149,157,162,202

O M R W O M R W J Kershaw 10 0 51 3 B Davies 10 0 44 0 T Cox 10 3 21 2 R Brown 2 0 16 0 B Patterson 5 0 24 1 B Loudon 7.3 1 36 2 P Dunford 8 0 30 1 L Evans 10 4 17 3 L O’Brien 3 1 18 0 D Gamess 2 0 12 0 P Rosser 9 0 43 1 J McNeil 10 2 47 1 R Medley 3 0 21 0 S Downie 7 2 25 2 A Heraghty 2 0 12 0 Match won by Riverina Zone

Western Zone v Southern Zone at Riawena Oval, Orange - 16 Nov 2013 Southern Zone Western Zone K Gray run out 10 T Colley ct Hamilton b Richards 30 M Arblaster b Dunford 1 A Heraghty ct Wright b Cox 29 N Wright ct Rosser b Dunford 0 R Medley run out 1 B Richards b Cox 4 P Dunford ct Sullivan b Mitchell 2 B Hamilton lbw Cox 13 J Moran b Richards 6 A Sullivan not out 53 P Rosser b Mitchell 27 B Mitchell ct Rosser b Kershaw 33 J O’Brien b Mitchell 28 B Wright b O’Brien 4 J Toole st Sullivan b Mitchell 29 S McNaught b Patterson 5 J Kershaw lbw Mitchell 6 M Wright run out 14 J Ryan not out 31 T Goodall T Cox run out 4 Sundries 7 Sundries 12 Total 9/144 Total 205 FOW : 1,1,7,27, 33,94,106,125,144 FOW : 63,63,64,78,122,134,158,169,194,205

O M R W O M R W P Dunford 5 2 14 2 T Goodall 8 2 47 0 TCox 5 0 25 2 M Wright 10 1 45 0 J Kershaw 5 0 24 1 B Richards 10 0 38 2 P Rosser 4 0 34 0 S Cox 10 2 41 1 B Patterson 3 0 24 1 B Mitchell 9.2 0 31 5 J O’Brien 3 0 17 1

Match won by Southern Zone (scores tied and DL used to determine result)

Western Zone v Illawarra CA at Wade Park, Orange – 17 Nov 2013 Illawarra CA Western Zone G Batty lbw Cox 0 M Bower ct Stephenson b Nupier 11 J Hill b Kershaw 8 A Heraghty ct Berwick b Oborn-Co. 22 A Berwick lbw Dunford 21 R Medley ct Batty b Scifleet 21 T Laws ct Dunford b Cox 14 J Moran ct Berwick b Fleming 22 D Scifleet ct Ryan b Kershaw 1 P Rosser ct Cook b Fleming 28 C Nupier ct Rosser b O’Brien 76 J O’Brien lbw Fleming 6 M Stephenson b Patterson 9 J Toole lbw Cook 59 J Cook b Dunford 39 J Kershaw ct Nupier b Oborn-Cor. 20 M Gauna ct Ryan b O’Brien 25 J Ryan ct Stephenson b Oborn. 7 J Fleming b Dunford 8 P Dunford b Cook 3 N Honavar not out 2 T Cox not out 5 Sundries 0 Sundries 0 Total 221 Total 220 FOW : 3,13,30,39,58,71,181,207,216,221 FOW : 22,39,66,99,116,125,193,206,215,220

O M R W O M R W J Kershaw 7 1 20 2 C Nupier 10 2 43 1 T Cox 10 2 29 2 O Oborn-Corby 10 1 31 3 P Dunford 8 2 26 3 N Honavar 1 0 8 0 B Patterson 6 1 14 1 J Fleming 10 1 45 3 P Rosser 10 0 68 0 D Scifleet 10 2 33 1 A Heraghty 6 0 36 0 J Cook 6.5 0 32 2 J O’Brien 3 0 19 2 G Batty 2 0 22 0

Match won by Illawarra CA

Western Zone U/19 v Illawarra CA U/19 at Coffs Coast Sport Park, Coffs Harbour – 21 Feb 2014 Illawarra CA Western Zone T McDevitt ct Fredericks b Patterso 9 C Crook run out 0 B Owen b Patterson 4 K Aubin ct Cann b Chapman 13 J Dillon ct Judge b Patterson 8 C Litchfield b Hatton 33 TFlynnDuncombe lbw Patterson 0 S Fredricks not out 6 B Chapman b McNaught 5 J Judge KFlynnDuncombe b Patterson 4 N Chapman D Baldwin b Judge 5 A Johnston J Cann ct Armstrongb Suckling 3 J McNaught K Hatton b Judge 4 B Patterson O Oborn-Corby ct McNaught bChapman 8 C Suckling D Wood Not out 2 H Sealey Sundries 10 Sundries 11 Total 62 Total 3/63 FOW : 13,18,23,23,34,34,46,48,48,62 FOW : 56,57

O M R W O M R W B Patterson 7 2 15 5 O Oborn-Corby 4 0 12 0 J McNaught 6 2 18 1 D Wood 1 0 10 0 C Suckling 5 2 12 1 TT Flynn-Duncombe 2 0 9 0 J Judge 6 1 12 2 KT Flynn-Duncombe 2 0 14 0 N Chapman 1.5 0 3 1 K Hatton 3 0 11 1 B Chapman 1.1 0 5 1

Match won by Western Zone U/19

Western Zone U/19 v North Coast U/19 at Richardson Park No 1, Sawtell – 22 Feb 2014 Western Zone North Coastal Zone C Litchfield b Corlis 17 N Scott ct Litchfield b McNaught 54 C Crook run out 24 B Cleaver b Patterson 3 K Aubin run out 10 N De Giusti run out 29 A Johnston ct Murphy b De Giusti 10 T Burvill b Litchfield 16 J Judge ct Corlis b Melville 12 D Rootes ct Umbers b Litchfield 8 S Fredericks b Ziebell 20 C Ziebell lbw Litchfield 0 V Umbers b Corlis 10 T Murphy not out 26 H Sealey ct Scott b Warren 12 D Bourke not out 7 B Patterson ct Rootes b Warren 12 L Corlis J McNaught b Ziebeil 0 A Melville C Suckling not out 1 B Warren Sundries 25 Sundries 23 Total 163 Total 6/166 FOW : 49,54,80,92,107,133,142,156,160,163 FOW : 5,85,117,122,122,140

O M R W O M R W B Warren 7 0 32 2 B Patterson 10 1 27 1 C Ziebell 10 3 28 2 J McNaught 10 2 29 1 L Corlis 8 1 25 2 H Sealey 8.4 0 38 0 D Morrison 5 2 11 0 C Suckling 2 0 13 0 A Melville 10 2 14 1 N Chapman 7 1 23 0 N De Giusti 10 1 45 1 J Judge 4 0 10 0 C Litchfield 6 0 21 3

Match won by North Coast U/19

Western Zone U/19 v Riverina U/19 at Richardson Park No 1, Sawtell – 23 Feb 2014 Western Zone Riverina Zone C Litchfield b Taylor 1 T Shannon b Suckling 10 C Crook ct Graham b Bridle 13 S Perry ct Judge b Suckling 0 V Umbers b Flood 7 W McIntosh ct Fredericks b Patterso 1 J Ryan ct Graham b West 7 M Crawshaw b Patterson 12 S Fredericks ct Crawshaw b Graham 18 A Mackinlay b Chapman 28 A Johnston b Bridle 0 C Matheson ct Johnson b Patterson 0 J Judge b West 1 C Graham b Patterson 55 H Sealey ct Taylor b McMaster 75 C Bridle b Suckling 29 B Patterson ct Perry b Flood 30 T West run out 14 J McNaught not out 11 A McMaster not out 13 N Chapman not out 10 A Flood run out 1 Sundries 23 Sundries 20 Total 9/196 Total 179 FOW : 12,29,32,44,49,50,101,153,178 FOW : 8,12,23,51,61,70,146,172,173,179

O M R W O M R W C Taylor 3 0 16 1 B Patterson 8 2 15 4 A Flood 8 1 24 2 C Suckling 8 0 35 3 C Bridle 8 1 23 2 J McNaught 8 0 43 0 T West 5 1 28 2 H Sealey 4 0 18 0 C Graham 4 0 27 1 J Ryan 8 0 39 0 S Perry 4 0 26 0 N Chapman 4 0 24 1 A McMaster 6 1 31 1 W McIntosh 2 0 19 0 Match won by Western Zone U/19

Western Zone U/17 v North Coastal Zone U/17 at Dobbins Oval, Raymond Terrace – 25 Oct 2013 North Coastal Zone Western Zone B Larance ct Glasson b Donato 35 K Aubin ct Allen b Morrison 68 T Murphy ct Litchfield b McNaugh 24 C Litchfield ct Fisher b Morrison 54 T Burvill ct Judge b McNaught 5 W Wolter ct Rootes b Lower 10 D Rootes ct Galvin b Donato 8 J Judge lbw Allen 0 A Baldwin b Hunt 46 H Hunt ct Maiaday b Lower 11 I Fisher ct Wolter b Chapman 0 J McNaught ct Maiaday b Corlis 0 N Fuller b Wolter 14 B Glasson lbw Corlis 0 L Maladay ct Aubin b Wolter 5 T Galvin not out 5 T Allen ct Judge b Wolter 19 D donato not out 8 K Lower ct Litchfield b Taylor 4 L Corlis not out 1 Sundries 25 Sundries 31 Total 186 Total 7/188 FOW : 33,47,72,95,95,125,139,177,179,186 FOW : 143,150,151,164,165,165,170

O M R W O M R W J Ford 5 0 33 0 L Corlis 9.3 0 30 2 J McNaught 8 1 40 2 D Morrison 10 0 22 2 C Taylor 8 1 18 1 T Allen 8 1 42 1 D Donato 6 0 25 2 K Lower 8 0 24 2 N Chapman 10 2 25 1 D Rootes 3 0 10 0 W Wolter 7 0 33 3 B Larance 6 0 25 0 H Hunt 2 0 8 1 I Fisher 4 0 21 0

Match won by Western Zone U/17

Western Zone U/17 v Newcastle CA U/17 at King Park 3, Raymond Terrace – 26 Oct 2013 Western Zone Newcastle CA C Litchfield ct Van Kemenade b Be 0 L Johnson ct Ford b McNaught 32 K Aubin ct Lea b Beatty 15 J Sangha ct Galvin b Taylor 4 W Wolter ct Studdert b Beatty 0 B McGill not out 135 H Hunt st Brooks b Sanghu 51 T Studdert run out 2 J Judge ct Johnson b McGill 8 S Davies ct Litchfield b Chapman 8 V Umbers run out 63 H Macansh c & b Taylor 12 D Donato ct Van Kemenade b Sa 2 J Radford not out 3 B Glasson dnb T Beatty T Galvin b Sangha 13 J Pettigrew J McNaught ct Pettigrew b Sangha 2 R Brooks N Chapman ct Sangha b Beatty 14 G Lea Sundries 38 Sundries 16 Total 209 Total 5/210 FOW : 4,9,30,43,148,154,174,180,203,209 FOW : 10,132,147,148,192

O M R W O M R W J Pettigrew 4 0 10 0 C Taylor 10 1 24 2 T Beatty 8 1 32 4 J McNaught 10 1 52 1 B McGill 4 0 16 1 D Donato 5 1 41 0 G Lea 6 0 16 0 J Ford 5 0 30 0 J Van Kemenade 3 0 27 0 N Chapman 6 0 39 1 L Johnson 5 0 29 0 W Wolter 3 0 26 0 S Davies 10 0 41 0 J Sangha 8.3 0 37 4 Match won by Newcastle CA U/17

Western Zone U/17 v Central North Zone U/17 at King Park 3, Raymond Terrace – 27 Oct 2013 Central North Zone Western Zone R Hansen ct Judge b Ford 1 C Litchfield ct Park b Psarakis 22 J Park ct Judge b Wolter 29 K Aubin c & b Park 19 B Smith b McNaught 10 B Glasson lbw Park 10 J Psarakis b McNaught 61 H Hunt ct Hansen b Maloney 82 J Thomas ct Litchfield b Judge 40 D Donato ct Hansen b Psarakis 4 C Duffle ct Wolter b Judge 31 J Judge b Maloney 53 L Elks b Donato 1 V Umbers run out 5 J Muddle not out 21 W Wolter b Psarakis 5 J Maloney ct Hunt b Umbers 21 T Galvin b Maloney 13 M Dunn b Litchfield 2 N Chapman run out 0 P Magann not out 8 J McNaught not out 3 Sundries 34 Sundries 14 Total 9/259 Total 219 FOW : 8,37,59,127,190,193,193,224,230 FOW : 45,49,78,89,164,180,208,209,215,219

O M R W O M R W J McNaught 10 0 53 2 J Maloney 9.3 1 45 3 J Ford 7 1 34 1 P Magann 10 1 46 0 W Wolter 3 0 26 1 M Dunn 7 1 20 0 D Donato 10 1 24 1 J Psarakis 9 1 36 3 N Chapman 8 0 54 0 J Park 10 1 31 2 J Judge 6 0 21 2 J Brayshaw 3 0 32 0 C Litchfield 3 0 16 1 J Muddle 1 0 12 0 V Umbers 3 0 27 1 Match won by Central North Zone U/17

Western Zone Bradman Cup v North Coastal Zone at James Cook Park 3, Singleton-6 Jan 2013 Western Zone North Coastal Zone M Day run out 38 J Bekis b Farnell 14 C Farnell ct Perkins b frost 14 A Baldwin lbw Britton 6 W Burrowes lbw Bryant 28 I Fisher ct Farnell b Peacock 29 J Donato lbw Bryant 19 L Maladay ct Kitchner b Lloyd 56 T Galvin not out 43 C Newbound ct Galvin b Burrowes 9 D Donato st Maladay b Bryant 7 J Ireland ct Galvin b Lloyd 6 J Duffy st Maladay b Bryant 0 M Bryant b Farnell 25 R Peacock ct Johnson b Wood 10 M Kroehnert b Lloyd 0 J Kitchner lbw Kroehnert 1 J Wood ct Kitchner b Lloyd 0 H Britton lbw Kroehnert 1 S Frost B Watmore not out 6 S Johnson Sundries Sundries 0 Total 9/180 Total 164 FOW : 35,83,111,112,123,123,144,145,151 FOW : 7,42,78,117,118,131,131,138,164

O M R W O M R W S Johnson 7 0 26 0 R Lloyd 10 2 27 4 S Frost 6 0 29 1 H Britton 7 2 31 1 M Kroehnert 10 3 22 2 C Farnell 7.5 1 19 2 J Perkins 7 1 28 0 B Watmore 9 2 18 1 M Bryant 10 1 35 4 J Duffy 3 0 28 0 J Wood 10 0 35 1 R Peacock 3 0 23 1 W Burrowes 5 1 10 1

Match won by Western Zone Bradman Cup

Western Zone Bradman Cup v Central North Zone at James Cook Park 4, Singleton – 7 Jan 2013 Western Zone Central North Zone J Kitchner lbw Scobie 12 M Hughes b Britton 2 C Farnell lbw Magann 6 J Muddle ct J Donato b Lloyd 35 W Burrowes run out 2 S Cook ct Galvin b Farnell 23 T Galvin lbw Scobie 0 B Smith not out 32 J Donato ct Hughes b Elks 0 C Duffie ct J Donato b W Burrow 0 D Donato ct Hughes b Meppem 35 K Krake b Burrowes 0 J Duffy ct Smith b Elks 0 L Elks not out 3 R Peacock ct Cook b Meppem 22 P Magann H Britton ct Hughes B Magann 11 R Meppem T Woodrow b Elks 8 L Davidson B Watmore not out 0 T Scobie Sundries 9 Sundries 12 Total 105 Total 5/107 FOW : 12,20,20,20,20,20,75,84,98,105 FOW : 3,38,94,95,97

O M R W O M R W P Magann 9 4 11 2 R Lloyd 6.5 2 18 1 L Davidson 6 0 36 0 H Britton 5 0 26 1 L Elks 5 2 8 3 B Watmore 5 3 4 0 T Scobie 7 1 19 2 C Farnell 5 0 15 1 C Sargent 6 0 19 0 T Woodrow 5 1 18 0 R Meppem 4 0 11 2 R Peacock 4 0 19 0 W Burrowes 2 0 4 2

Match won by Central North Zone Bradman Cup

Western Zone Bradman Cup v Central Coast CA Bradman Cup at Howe Park, Singleton – 8 Jan 2013 Central Coast CA Western Zone R Wheaton run out 38 M Day lbw Lennon 14 J Farmcomb ct Woodrow b Burrowe 2 C Farnell run out 1 J Shelley lbw Watmore 5 W Burrowes st Wheaton b Shelley 50 G Robertson ct Burrowes b Peacock 28 J Donato st Wheaton b Doyle 42 B Eldridge ct Woodrow b Watmore 85 T Galvin st Wheaton b Doyle 0 O Thompson b Lloyd 15 D Donato ct Robertson b Abel 19 Z Abel run out 6 R Peacock ct Robertson b Shelley 16 A Searle b ? 8 J Kitchner b Abel 8 B Shelley not out 4 H Britton lbw Lennon 0 L Bell T Woodrow run out 21 B Lennon R Lloyd not out 6 Sundries 16 Sundries 0 Total 7/205 Total 198 FOW : 13,36,58,82,152,181,196 FOW : 3,26,110,110,118,142,154,167,170,198

O M R W O M R W R Lloyd 7 0 41 1 Z Abel 10 1 20 2 H Britton 5 0 23 0 B Lennon 10 0 42 2 B Watmore 6 0 31 2 A Searle 4 0 22 0 D Donato 7 0 25 0 B Everingham 5 0 20 0 W Burrowes 10 1 25 1 N Doyle 10 2 28 2 R Peacock 10 2 28 1 J Shelley 10 1 47 2 T Woodrow 5 1 28 0 O Thompson 1 0 6 0

Match won by Central Coast CA Bradman Cup

Western Zone Kookaburra Cup v Illawarra CA Kookaburra Cup at Wallsend No 2 Oval – 13 Jan 2013 Illawarra CA Western Zone S Okely run out 1 C Slattery ct Whitehouse b Phillips 44 J Phillips ct McDean b Robinson 5 C Schubert ct Castles b Carlisle 8 H Magennis ct Knaggs b Robinson 11 B Knaggs ct Nunn b Castles 33 M Calder ct Knaggs b Robinson 0 M Jeffrey not out 35 K Warrington b Greer 0 H Railz b Phillips 1 T Nunn ct Schubert b Knaggs 18 H Lelliot run out 8 R Castles ct Knaggs b Powell 16 C Braithwaite not out 0 J Keyes b Knaggs 30 A Cumming P Rees not out 50 C Greer W Van Kempen not out 6 J Lucas I Carlisle C McDean Sundries 24 Sundries 34 Total 8/161 Total 5/162 FOW : 8,18,24,24,25,56,73,146 FOW : 16,,86,126,133,149

O M R W O M R W L Powell 7 3 14 1 W Van Kempen 7 0 20 0 C Braithwaite 9 1 22 0 I Carlisle 6 1 19 1 C Greer 4 0 15 1 T Nunn 7 2 22 0 J Robinson 8 4 11 3 L Whitehouse 4 0 15 0 M Jeffrey 9 1 26 0 M Calder 5 0 19 0 J Lucas 5 0 18 0 J Phillips 8.4 1 48 2 B Knaggs 6 0 31 2 R Castles 6 0 14 1 H Railz 2 0 14 0 Match won by Western Zone Kookaburra Cup

Western Zone Kookaburra Cup v North Coastal Kookaburra Cup at Hawkins Oval – 14 Jan 2013 North Coastal Zone Western Zone R Phoonie b Powell 0 C Schubert ct Auld b Whitebread 12 A Kelly Parsons ct Jeffrey b Powell 3 C Slattery not out 53 K Yager ct Slattery b Powell 14 B Knaggs lbw Whitebread 8 A Thurgate b Jeffrey 13 M Jeffrey not out 34 K Auld lbw Powell 0 C Braithwaite D Cleaver ct McDean b Cumming 2 A Cumming J Cooper bCumming 0 C Greer F Carroll b Cumming 37 H Lelliot S Whitebread lbw Powell 6 J Lucas A Wilson not out 21 C McDean W Atkinson b Robinson 2 L Powell Sundries 15 Sundries 9 Total 113 Total 2/116 FOW : FOW :

O M R W O M R W L Powell 9 2 18 5 S Whitebread 5 0 31 2 C Braithwaite 6 2 15 0 E Atkinson 4 0 20 0 J Robinson 3.5 1 12 1 R Phoonie 5 1 15 0 A Cumming 5 1 13 3 I Trow 5 0 34 0 J Lucas 3 0 7 0 A Wilson 1 0 5 0 M Jeffrey 9 2 28 1 J Cooper 1 0 9 0 B Knaggs 3 0 12 0

Match won by Western Zone Kookaburra Cup

Western Zone Kookaburra Cup v Central North Kookaburra Cup at Cardiff No 1 Oval – 15 Jan 2013 Central North Zone Western Zone J Paterson ct Lucas b Powell 6 C Slattery ct Paterson b Brooks 5 T Whale b Powell 0 C Schubert ct Whale b Montgomery 0 B Crouch ct Lucas b Robinson 6 B Knaggs ct Cornish b Tasker 1 T Rennie ct Schubert b Jeffrey 20 M Jeffrey ct O’donnell b Brooks 29 N Willoughby run out 1 H Lelliot ct Cornish b Brooks 1 C Cornish ct Slattery b Jeffrey 10 H Railz ct Crouch b Brooks 11 C McNeil st McDean b Jeffrey 0 L Powell b Montgomery 9 J Watts run out 36 C Braithwaite c & b Montgomery 24 W O’Donnell b Knaggs 8 J Robinson b Montgomery 0 T Brooks ct McDean b Robinson 0 C McDean b Tasker 1 J Tasker not out 0 C Greer not out 1 Sundries 18 Sundries 7 Total 95 Total 89 FOW : 1,6,21,23,37,37,48,88,89,95 FOW : 3,6,7,13,49,52,80,83,86

O M R W O M R W L Powell 8 3 10 2 J Tasker 10 4 15 2 C Braithwaite 6 0 19 0 P Montgomery 9 2 13 4 J Robinson 5.3 0 19 2 T Brooks 10 1 25 4 C Greer 3 1 8 0 C McNeil 5 2 16 0 M Jeffrey 8 1 27 3 J Paterson 5 1 17 0 A Cumming 5 1 9 0 B Knaggs 3 1 4 1

Match won by Central North Zone Kookaburra Cup

Western Zone Kookaburra Cup v Newcastle Kookaburra Cup (Final) at Newcastle No 1 – 16 Jan 2013 Newcastle CA Western Zone S Sanderson run out 8 C Slattery lbw Muddle 16 A Winchester run out 5 C Schubert bB O’Sullivan 1 J Sangha lbw Robinson 18 B Knaggs ct Richard. b O’Sullivan 0 S O’Sullivan ct McDean b Greer 2 M Jeffrey ct Muddle b Mace 0 W McTaggart run out 18 H Lelliot ct O’Sulli. b Winchester 6 L Hitchcock not out 51 H Railz lbw Sangha 4 W Davis run out 4 L Powell not out 39 M Richardson b Knaggs 14 C Braithwaite b Sangha 19 L Muddle ct Slattery b Robinson 5 J Robinson b O’Sullivan 2 M Brodie b Robinson 7 C Greer run out 5 D Standing lbw Powell 2 C McDean b Sangha 1 Sundries 23 Sundries 24 Total 157 Total 117 FOW : 8,27,34,46,69,105,134,139,154,157 FOW : 9,10,11,26,26,36,76,80,107,117

O M R W O M R W L Powell 10 2 23 1 S O’Sullivan 10 2 33 3 C Braithwaite 7 1 28 0 Z Mace 7 1 25 1 J Robinson 7 1 19 3 L Muddle 4 1 12 1 C Greer 5 0 20 1 A Winchester 8 6 6 1 M Jeffrey 10 0 33 0 W McTaggart 5 1 9 0 A Cumming 3 0 14 0 J Sangha 9 0 17 3 B Knaggs 4 0 12 1 D Standing 1 0 2 0

Match won by Newcastle CA Kookaburra Cup

Western Zone Women v Central North Women at Oxley Oval, Port Macquarie – 5 Oct 2013 Western Zone Central North Zone T Gilbert lbw Stace 46 K Miller b Power 2 T Kelly b Goldman 12 J Lumby b Vickery 25 A Edgar ct Leys b Goldman 0 L Avard b Best 12 E Burner run out 3 E Leys ct Edgar b Smith 33 T Power ct Avard b Cornish 1 K Cornish b Vickery 0 S Cornish ct Stace b Cornish 5 E Osborne not out 16 G Best b Stace 0 P Stace lbw Gilbert 4 E Smith not out 11 M Goldman b Power 0 J Vickery not otu 12 R Graham not out 3 M Cornish S Higgins S Davidson Sundries 22 Sundries 19 Total 112 Total 7/114 FOW : 47,47,62,64,74,86,96

O M R W O M R W E Leys 2 0 4 0 T Power 4 0 13 2 S Davidson 4 1 21 0 A Edgar 2 0 18 0 P Stace 7 0 21 2 E Burner 1 0 11 0 L Avard 5 1 9 0 G Best 3 0 19 1 M Goldman 3 0 9 2 J Vickery 5 0 23 2 R Graham 5 2 12 0 E Smith 2 0 15 1 K Cornish 6 1 20 2 T Gilbert 2 0 12 1 J Lumby 3 0 11 0 Match won by Central North Women

Western Zone Women v New Coasters Women at Oxley Oval, Port Macquarie – 5 Oct 2013 New Coasters Western Zone T Heddo c & b Power 5 A Edgar b Kavanagh 5 R Saunders run out 6 T Gilbert b Astley 0 R Davis c & b Best 20 J Vickery ct Davis b Smith 9 T Kavanagh b Power 2 E Burner run out 9 N Squires ct Power b Best 8 T Power not out 32 L Smith not out 21 S Cornish b Smith 0 L Poulton ct Vickery b Power 72 E Smith run out 4 S Bates run out 0 T Kelly ct Kavanagh b Bates 1 J Astley G Best b Bates 0 H Lindsay M Cornish not out 9 S Burns Sundries 24 Sundries 10 Total 7/158 Total 8/79 FOW : 19,23,38,50,59,156,158 FOW : 5,5,27,27,27,31,34,34

O M R W O M R W T Gilbert 4 0 28 0 J Astley 2 0 13 1 T Power 4 0 21 3 T Kavanagh 3 1 6 1 G Best 3 0 28 2 S Burns 1 0 6 0 E Smith 3 0 20 0 H Lindsay 4 1 8 0 S Cornish 1 0 7 0 L Smith 3 1 9 2 J Vickery 3 0 25 0 S Bates 3 1 9 2 A Edgar 2 0 20 0 N Squires 2 0 7 0 R Saunders 2 0 8 0 Match won by New Coasters Women

Western Zone Women v North Coastal Women at Wayne Richards Park, Port Macquarie – 6 Oct 2013 North Coastal Zone Western Zone T Hodson b Best 26 T Gilbert not out 43 N McDonald b Vickery 22 A Edgar ct Reakes b McDonald 4 K Jackson b Vickery 12 J Vickery st Redmayne b McDonal 5 G McDonald st Gilbert b Vickery 5 E Burner st Redmayne b Marks 7 C Coelho not out 11 T Power b Coelho 0 M Brown not out 9 S Cornish run out 3 J Marks E Smith st Redmayne b McDonal 2 N Norup G Best st Redmayne b McDonal 0 A Reakes M Cornish not out 2 G Redmayne T Kelly K Sutherland Sundries 31 Sundries 9 Total 4/116 Total 7/75 FOW : 59,79,80,95 FOW : 6,18,39,44,57,72,74

O M R W O M R W T Gilbert 4 0 18 0 M Brown 2 1 4 0 E Smith 2 0 8 0 G McDonald 4 0 15 3 T Power 4 0 20 0 K Jackson 3 0 7 0 E Burner 4 0 21 0 N McDonald 3 0 9 1 G Best 1 0 5 1 J Marks 4 0 16 1 J Vickery 3 0 9 3 C Coelho 3 0 17 1 A Edgar 2 0 15 0 M Norup 1 0 4 0

Match won by North Coastal Women

Western Zone Women v Hastings Cavaliers Women at Oxley Oval, Port Macquarie – 6 Oct 2013 Western Zone Hastings Cavaliers A Edgar st Trethewy b Gardner 12 A Gradner not out 51 T Gilbert st Trethewy b Miyaji 19 C Lemma not out 24 T Power ct Hinkley b Miyaji 7 E Burner ct Molloy b Gardner 5 T Kelly b Lemma 2 S Cornish not out 17 J Vickery st Trethewy b Miyaji 0 E Smith b Lemma 1 G Best b Lemma 1 M Cornish not out 4

Sundries 17 12 Total 8/85 0/87 FOW : 34,43,50,52,59,65,68,78 FOW :

O M R W O M R W M Hinkley 4 0 12 0 T Power 2 0 16 0 A Campbell 2 0 17 0 T Gilbert 2 0 20 0 A Gardner 4 0 12 2 G Best 2 0 19 0 S Miyaji 4 0 18 3 E Smith 2 0 19 0 C Lemma 4 0 11 3 J Vickery 2 0 9 0 S Molloy 2 0 8 0 A Edgar 0.2 0 2 0

Match won by Hastings Cavaliers Women

Western Zone Girls U/15 V Central North Girls U/15 at Trad Field, Old Bar – 5 Oct 2013 Central North Zone Western Zone K Lennon b Manns 3 A Ryan ct C Lennon b S Lennon 37 S Lennon ct ? b Robins 5 C Ahern b Gibson 2 K Smith ct Robins b Owens 15 L Caldow lbw Gibson 0 D Marsh b Caldow 23 A Meadley run out 0 C Lennon ct Manns b Caldow 0 K O’Sullivan b S Lennon 5 J Crawford run out 2 L Robins b S Lennon 0 J Ross b Manns 2 E Fisher lbw S Lennon 1 N Gibson not out 28 B Owens ct C Lennon b K Lennon 1 T Knight ct Caldow b O’Sullivan 6 S Manns b K Smith 8 A Ford run out 4 R Ellsmore st C Lennon b K Lennon 0 D Glennie run out 5 E Hughes not out 1 Sundries 50 Sundries 12 Total 162 Total 68 FOW : 7,35,78,78,80,87,102,132,142,162 FOW :10,10,16,48,56,58,59,60,68

O M R W O M R W S Manns 5 0 22 2 D Marsh 4 0 20 0 L Robins 4 0 28 1 N Gibson 4 0 17 2 R Ellsmore 4 0 35 0 K Lennon 4 2 12 2 B Owens 3 0 19 1 S Lennon 4 0 16 4 E Hughes 3 0 15 0 K Smith 5 3 2 1 L Caldow 3 0 10 2 A Meadley 3 0 7 0 K O’Sullivan 2 0 8 1 C Ahern 2 0 8 0 E Fisher 2 0 12 1 Match won by Central North Girls U/15

Western Zone Girls U/15 v New Coasters Girls U/15 at Johnny Martin Oval, Taree – 5 Oct 2013 Western Zone New Coasters A Ryan ct Cunningham b Evans 20 J Johnson B Meadley 23 A Meadley run out 5 H Southwell ct Ryan b Meadley 8 L Caldow ct Fitzgibbon b Peterson 9 I Fitzgibbon ct ? b Ahern 2 L Robins b Fitzgibbon 19 A Cunningham b Meadley 3 K O’Sullivan b Chandler 3 J Chander not out 28 S Manns b Law 7 T Peterson not out 21 B Owens not out 15 GR Corbett E Hughes run out 0 GM Corbett R Ellsmore b Southwell 2 S Evans E Fisher ct Fitzgibbon b Southwe 0 E Gaal C Ahern not out 1 T Law Sundries 16 Sundries 9 Total 8/93 Total 4/94 FOW : 27,30,90

O M R W O M R W J Johnson 3 1 4 0 S Manns 4 0 19 0 H Southwell 3 0 18 2 L Caldow 3 0 12 0 A Cunningham 2 0 7 0 A Meadley 4 0 16 3 J Chandler 2 0 7 1 L Robbins 4 0 24 1 S Evans 2 0 6 1 K O’Sullivan 2 0 10 0 T Petereson 3 0 13 1 B Owens 1 0 16 0 I Fitzgibbon 2 0 13 1 T Law 2 0 2 1 E Gaal 1 0 12 0 Match won by New Coasters Girls U/15 Western Zone Girls U/15 v North Coastal Girls U/15 at Chatham Park, Taree – 6 Oct 2013 North Coastal Zone Western Zone C Leeson run out 30 A Ryan not out 32 K Beaumont ct Ryan b Caldow 20 A Meadley ct Riddell b Phoonie 0 A Phoonie b Robins 9 L Caldow ct Fuller b Phoonie 18 S MacDonald not out 32 L Robins run out 3 C Fuller ct Owens b Ahern 16 C Ahern ct Handono b Leeson 1 C Burvill S Manns not out 0 C Cotten R Ellsmore A Handono E Fisher M Lugg E Hughes R O’Loughlin K O’Sullivan A Riddell B Owens Sundries 12 Sundries 14 Total 4/119 Total 4/76 Fow : 37,61,84,119

O M R W O M R W A Meadley 4 0 18 0 C Leeson 4 1 4 1 L Caldow 4 0 23 1 A Phoonie 4 2 15 2 S Manns 4 0 21 0 C Fuller 2 0 8 0 L Robins 4 0 22 1 C Saunders 2 0 13 0 R Ellsmore 2 0 19 0 A Riddell 3 0 14 0 C Ahern 2 0 15 1 C Cotten 2 0 9 0 K Beanmont 2 0 7 0 C Fuller 1 0 2 0 Match won by North Coastal Girls U/15

Western Zone Girls U/15 v Illawarra Southern Girls U/15 at Trad Field, Old Bar – 6 Oct 2013 Western Zone Illawarra Southern A Meadley ct Heath b Woods 11 K Rowlings b Robins 6 L Caldow ct Nieisen b Rowlings 2 K Davidson b Robins 1 S Manns ct Marsh b Young 19 T Wilson not out 38 A Ryan not out 36 N Woods lbw Manns 7 L Robins st Wilson b Davidson 5 S Young c & b Ellsmore 2 K O’Sullivan ct Wilson b Woods 14 L Wood not out 12 B Owens b Wikramanayake 19 C Downey C Ahern not out 3 B Eager R Ellsmore S Heath E Fisher J Marsh E Hughes B Nielsen Sundries 19 Sundries 29 Total 6/130 Total 4/95 FOW : 7,28,45,56,87,127 FOW : 6,9,20,34

O M R W O M R W S Heath 2 0 8 0 S Manns 4 0 18 1 J Wikramanayake 3 0 20 1 L Robins 4 0 20 2 K Rowlings 2 0 15 1 R Ellsmore 3 0 17 1 N Woods 2 0 14 1 C Ahern 3 0 15 0 S Young 2 0 10 1 E Hughes 1 0 5 0 C Downey 2 0 7 0 K O’Sullivan 1 0 2 0 K Davidson 2 0 9 0 B Owens 1 0 3 0 B Eager 1 0 10 0 E Fisher 1 0 3 0 L Woods 2 0 10 0 L Caldow 1 0 4 0 G Sargeson 2 0 21 0 A Ryan 1 0 3 0 Match won by Western Zone Girls U/15 WZ Past Competition and Award Winners

The Merv Wilkie Furniture Perpetual Trophy CW Blowes & AM Kellett Shield Open Age Competition in Western Zone Colts Cricket in Western NSW

1976/77 Western Districts 1977/78 No Play 1978/79 Hawkesbury 1979/80 Western Districts 1980/81 Far West 1981/82 Western Districts 1981/82 Lachlan 1982/83 Western Districts 1982/83 Western Districts 1983/84 Lachlan 1983/84 Far West 1984/85 Western Districts 1984/85 Lachlan 1985/86 Far West 1985/86 Western Districts 1986/87 Western Districts 1986/87 Western Districts 1987/88 Lachlan 1987/88 Far West 1988/89 Western Districts 1988/89 Darling 1989/90 Lachlan 1989/90 Lachlan 1990/91 Macquarie Valley (old Far West) 1990/91 Western Districts 1991/92 Macquarie Valley 1991/92 Macquarie Valley (old Far West) 1992/93 Washed Out 1992/93 Western Districts 1993/94 Macquarie Valley 1993/94 Macquarie Valley 1994/95 Macquarie Valley 1994/95 Macquarie Valley 1995/96 Lachlan 1995/96 unknown 1996/97 Macquarie Valley 1996/97 Macquarie Valley 1997/98 Mitchell (old Western Districts) 1997/98 Mitchell (old Western Districts) 1998/99 Lachlan 1998/99 Macquarie Valley 1999/00 Lachlan 1999/00 Lachlan 2000/01 Macquarie Valley 2000/01 Mitchell 2001/02 Macquarie Valley 2001/02 Mitchell 2002/03 Macquarie Valley 2002/03 Played in Open Carnival 2003/04 No Carnival 2003/04 WZ Under 17 2004/05 Mitchell & Lachlan (joint) 2004/05 WZ Under 17 2005/06 Macquarie Valley 2005/06 WZ Under 17 2006/07 Macquarie Valley 2006/07 Lachlan 2007/08 Lachlan 2007/08 Mitchell 2008/09 Macquarie Valley 2008/09 Mitchell 2009/10 Selection Trial 2009/10 Selection Trial 2010/11 Macquarie Valley 2010/11 Selection Trial 2011/12 Mitchell 2011/12 Selection Trial 2012/13 Mitchell 2012/13 Selection Trial 2013/14 Lachlan 2013/14 Selection Trial

Reliance Credit Union Trophy Reliance Credit Union Trophy Junior Cricket in Western Zone (boys) Junior Cricket in Western Zone (girls)

2005/06 Lachlan 2005/06 Macquarie Valley 2006/07 Mitchell 2006/07 Macquarie Valley 2007/08 Mitchell 2007/08 Lachlan 2008/09 Mitchell 2008/09 Mitchell 2009/10 Mitchell 2009/10 Macquarie Valley 2010/11 Mitchell 2010/11 Macquarie Valley 2011/12 Macquarie Valley 2011/12 Macquarie Valley 2012/13 Mitchell 2012/13 Macquarie Valley 2013/14 Mitchell 2013/14

Western Zone Individual Awards

Western Zone Male Cricketer of the Year

1987/88 David Tink 1988/89 Glen Hooper 1989/90 Glen Hooper 1990/91 Craig Evers 1991/92 Andrew Zell 1992/93 David Hambling 1993/94 Kevin Geyer 1994/95 Kevin Geyer 1995/96 Don Nash 1996/97 Peter Francis 1997/98 Gavin McDonald 1998/99 Ben Reynolds 1999/00 Brad Cox 2000/01 Brad Cox 2001/02 Daniel Hughes 2002/03 Daniel Hughes 2003/04 Chris Sargent 2004/05 Daniel Hughes 2005/06 Cameron Rosser 2006/07 Ben Nott 2007/08 Ben Nott 2008/09 Jordan Peacock 2009/10 Tom Quilter 2010/11 Tim Cox 2011/12 Pat Rosser 2012/13 Pat Rosser 2013/14 Tim Cox

Western Zone Female Cricketer of the Year

2004/05 Sally Moylan 2009/10 Keeghan Tucker 2005/06 Samantha Hinton 2010/11 Lisa Griffith 2006/07 Ashleigh Corby 2011/12 Keeghan Tucker 2007/08 Samantha Hinton 2012/13 Kira Churchland 2008/09 Lisa Griffith 2013/14 Sara Darney

Western Zone Youth Cricketer of the Year Lloyd Keir Trophy

2003/04 Josh Swain 2009/10 Keeghan Tucker 2004/05 Scott Henry 2010/11 Andrew Page 2005/06 Tim Armstrong 2011/12 Amy Edgar 2006/07 Sandy Rogers 2012/13 Ben Patterson 2007/08 Tim Armstrong 2013/14 Henry Hunt 2008/09 Lisa Griffith

Western Zone Volunteer of the Year

2004/05 Betty Endacott 2009/10 Neil Doherty 2005/06 Don Ellis 2010/11 Greg Morrissey 2006/07 Pat Lummis 2011/12 Greg Griffith 2007/08 Doug Wright 2012/13 Dennis Cox 2008/09 Stephen Poole 2013/14 Carl Sharpe OAM

WZ Officials

Year Chairman Secretary Treasurer CCNSW & WZ Zone Coaching Selector (Chair) Director 1984/85 Dick Penberthy Brian Gainsford John Wykes Brian Gainsford 1985/86 Dick Penberthy Brian Gainsford John Wykes Brian Gainsford 1986/87 Dick Penberthy Brian Gainsford John Wykes Brian Gainsford 1987/88 Dick Penberthy Rod Hartas John Wykes Brian Gainsford 1988/89 Dick Penberthy Rod Hartas John Wykes Brian Gainsford 1989/90 Brian Gainsford Rod Hartas John Wykes Doug Wright 1990/91 Brian Gainsford Keith Adams John Wykes Doug Wright 1991/92 Brian Gainsford Keith Adams Keith Adams Doug Wright 1992/93 Brian Gainsford Keith Adams Keith Adams Doug Wright Carl Sharpe 1993/94 Brian Gainsford Stephen Poole Keith Adams Doug Wright Carl Sharpe 1994/95 Brian Gainsford Stephen Poole Stephen Poole Doug Wright Carl Sharpe 1995/96 Brian Gainsford Stephen Poole Stephen Poole Doug Wright Carl Sharpe 1996/97 Brian Gainsford Stephen Poole Stephen Poole Colin Wood Carl Sharpe 1997/98 Brian Gainsford Rod Hartas Ross Whalan Colin Wood Carl Sharpe 1998/99 Brian Gainsford Ross Whalan Colin Wood Carl Sharpe 1999/00 Brian Gainsford Ross Whalan Colin Wood Carl Sharpe 2000/01 Dennis Cox Ross Whalan Colin Wood Carl Sharpe 2001/02 Dennis Cox David Redden Colin Wood Carl Sharpe 2002/03 Dennis Cox David Redden Colin Wood Carl Sharpe 2003/04 Dennis Cox Colin Wood David Tink David Abernethy 2004/05 Dennis Cox Colin Wood David Tink David Abernethy 2005/06 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Stephen Poole David Abernethy 2006/07 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Stephen Poole David Abernethy 2007/08 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Stephen Poole David Abernethy 2008/09 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Stephen Poole Graeme Dyball 2009/10 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Stephen Poole Graeme Dyball 2010/11 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Matthew Crawley Matt Tabbernor 2011/12 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Matthew Crawley Carl Sharpe 2012/13 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Tim Cox Carl Sharpe 2013/14 Dennis Cox Colin Wood Neil Doherty Carl Sharpe

 In 1998/99 an Administrator replaced the Secretary and Treasurer role  In 2006/07 the CCNSW Selection Panel was reduced to an elected five (5) members  In 2006/07 the Zone Coaching Director was replaced by the Zone Coaching Administrator  Matt Tabbernor was appointed the Regional Cricket Manager on 26 July 2010.

WZ Members Register

Office Bearers Chairman Dennis Cox ‘Rosewood’ MS-4 Dubbo NSW 2830 02 6887 9224 (h) [email protected] Deputy Chairman Neil Doherty ‘Allington’ 321L Obley Road Toongi NSW 2830 02 6887 7233 (h) [email protected]

Administrator Colin Wood PO Box 509 Bathurst NSW 2795 02 6334 2228 (h) [email protected]

Committee Members Chairman (as above) Administrator (as above)

Lachlan Delegates Greg Morrissey 1 Bowditch Crs Parkes NSW 2870 02 6862 3406 (h) [email protected] Greg Nicholls 83 Macquarie St Cowra NSW 2794 0488 022 045 (m)

Macquarie Delegates Dennis Cox ‘Rosewood’ MS-4 Dubbo NSW 2830 02 6887 9224 (h) [email protected] Warren Saunders PO Box 1168 Dubbo NSW 2830 02 6884 0578 (h) [email protected] Mitchell Delegates Stephen Poole Resigned: 08/11/2013 Neil Doherty ‘Allington’ 321L Obley Road Toongi NSW 2830 02 6887 7233 (h) [email protected] Mark Frecklington Appointed: 08/11/2013 69 Wiare Circuit Orange NSW 2800 0407 351 752 (m) [email protected]

Lachlan Junior Delegate Steve Connelly PO Box 1073 Young NSW 2594 Young [email protected] Macquarie Junior Delegate Trevor Thomas 7 Gallaway Dr Dubbo NSW 2830 [email protected] Mitchell Junior Delegate Carl Sharpe PO Box 1650 Orange NSW 2800 02 6362 7793 (h) [email protected]

Zone Academy Coach Jordan Moran 33 Crown Street Dubbo NSW 2830 02 6889 4566 (w) [email protected] Regional Coach - Lachlan Rod Kershaw 870 Iandra Rd Greenthorpe NSW 2809 02 6383 9241 [email protected] Regional Coach - Macquarie Valley Trevor Thomas 7 Gallaway Dr Dubbo NSW 2830 [email protected] Regional Coach - Mitchell Garth Dean 119 Gormans Hill Rd Bathurst NSW 2795 02 6332 3343 (w) [email protected] Tony Wells PO Box 2309 Bathurst NSW 2795 02 6331 8915 (h) [email protected]

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Bathurst Broken Hill Cowra Tenancy 03/04 Bathurst City 370 Argent Street Cowra Plaza Centre, Broken Hill, NSW 2880 59 Kendal St 210 Howick st Phone: (08) 8088 6532 Cowra NSW 2794 Bathurst, NSW 2795 Phone: 1399 655 985 Phone: (02) 6331 3766

Dubbo Dubbo 2 Lithgow 15 Orana Mall Market Place, 109-113 Macquarie Street Shop 30/31 56 Windsor Parade Dubbo, NSW 2830 Lithgow Valley Plaza Dubbo, NSW 2830 Phone: (02) 6882 7007 Cnr Bent and Lithgow St Phone: (02) 6884 9559 Lithgow, NSW 2790 Phone: (02) 6352 4944

Mudgee Orange Parkes 32 Byron Place Shop 133 Orange Central 290 Clarinda St Mudgee, NSW 2850 227 Summer Street Parkes, NSW 2870 Phone: (02) 6372 6904 Orange, NSW 2800 Phone: (02) 6862 6200 Phone: (02) 6360 0342

Young 141 Boorowa St Young, NSW 2594 Phone: (02) 6382 2900