SUTHERLAND DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED

53rd ANNUAL REPORT and Financial Statements

SEASON 2017-18

FIRST GRADE TWENTY20 SEMI-FINALISTS FIFTH GRADE SEMI-FINALISTS

FIRST GRADE QUALIFYING FINALISTS

FIRST GRADE LIMITED OVERS QUARTER-FINALISTS

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

You are cordially invited to attend the 53rd Annual General Meeting of Sutherland District Cricket Club, to be held in The Lane, Miranda Hotel, 590 Kingsway, Miranda, on Sunday 22 July, 2018 at 2.00p.m.

BUSINESS

1. To confirm the minutes of the 52nd Annual General Meeting.

2. To receive and consider the Annual Report of the Management Committee and the Financial Statements

3. To elect the Patron of the Club.

4. To consider the following special resolution, moved by Shane Duff and seconded by Tom Iceton,

“That John Dyson be elected a life member of Sutherland District Cricket Club, Inc.”

5. To consider the following special resolution, moved by Tom Iceton and seconded by Mathew Duff,

“That Glenn McGrath be elected a life member of Sutherland District Cricket Club, Inc.”

6. To elect the office-bearers of the Club and the other members of the Management Committee.

7. To elect one (1) delegate to the New South Wales Cricket Association.

8. To elect two (2) delegates to the Sydney Cricket Association.

9. To elect an auditor or auditors.

10. To deal with any general business.

Visitors are most welcome, but please note that only playing and non-playing members who are financial as at 30 April 2018, plus life members, are eligible to vote or nominate for office.

DAVID CUSH Secretary

29 June 2018

COVER PHOTOGRAPHS

Front Cover: Jamie Brown, leading run-scorer for the season including four centuries

Back Cover: Shane Watson, acknowledging his T20 century at Allan Border Oval

Inside Front: Jarryd Biviano & Shane Watson congratulate each other during their 300 run partnership against St.George

Inside Back: Shane Watson & Jarryd Biviano in action against St.George OFFICE BEARERS

Patron Bob Every

President Deputy President Mathew Duff Evan Atkins

Secretary Treasurer David Cush Tom Iceton

Committeemen Paul Burg, Ben Connell, Shane Duff, Brian Hall, Nathan Whittingham

Club Coach Daniel Rixon

Assistant Coaches Paul Burg, Jock Campbell, Shane Duff, Matthew Hughston, Mark O’Neill

Poidevin-Gray Shield Coaches Jarryd Biviano, Jake Wilson

AW Green Shield Coach Jake Wilson

Chairman of Selectors Phil Weatherall

Delegate to New South Wales Cricket Association Tom Iceton

Delegates to Sydney Cricket Association, Inc. Evan Atkins, Tom Iceton

Honorary Auditor Adrian Craig

Life Members, NSWCA John Dyson (2002), Bryan Hazell (1977), Tom Iceton (2005), Glenn McGrath (2008), Steve Rixon (1996)

Life Members, SCA Tony Clark (2009), David Givney (2004)

Life Members, SDCC Evan Atkins (2010), Grahame Barry (1992), Merv Black (1985)*, (* Deceased) Matthew Bradley (2015), Mark Chapman (2015), Tony Clark (2002), Geoff Coleman (1998)*, Julia Coote (1988), Ted Cotton (2000)*, Alan Cramond (1985), Barry Davison (1988)*, Bob Duff (2005), Mathew Duff (2009), David Givney (1997), Geoff Glover (1994), Bryan Hazell (1972)*, Matthew Hughston (2017), Tom Iceton (1988), Phil Jaques (2015), Brett Johnson (2006), Keith Meadows (2003), Harry Peters (2006), Steve Rixon (2010), John Smythe (1972), Kevin Tuite (2002), Phil Weatherall (2017)

Playing Members

Prath Agalgaonkar John Derwent Steve Kourouche Peter Saroukos Joel Almond Tom Doyle Alex Lee Harry Tattersall Nick Amos Pat Driscoll Dylan Lowy Shaun Thornton James Arnold Sam Dunlop Guy Lowy Tom Vandermaal Christian Bennett Ben Dwarshuis Dimitri Magoulias Will Vandermaal Jarryd Biviano Angus Fallins Luke Maloney Alex Watkiss Harrison Blacker Daniel Fallins Kieran Medway Shane Watson Elliott Brookes Tyson Gilbert Dominic Michalak Austin Waugh Jamie Brown Fletcher Graham Steve Milliken Callum Weatherall Jayden Brown Addison Grinham Javed Mohammed Louis Whitehouse Richie Bull Jayden Hankin Cody Philipson Nathan Whittingham Nick Chalmers James Hawksworth Ben Pierce Chris Williams Tom Church Luke Hawksworth Tom Pinson Jake Wilson Luke Cliff Liam Hehir Andrew Ritchie Dylan Croker Brayden Holdstock Daniel Rixon Rory Darkins Josh Johnston Matt Rose

Non-Playing Members

Glen Bailey Shane Duff Jamie Hall Ian Napper Paul Bourke Graham Earley Blake Hard Ken Newman Ray Brennan Ian Everett Sid Harris Matthew O'Brien Paul Burg Bob Every Jason Holley Mark Preddey Peter Carpenter Paul Fisher Ken Hudson Kerry Richards Col Christie Adam Fleming Kevin Humphreys David Russell Graham Chudleigh John Fleming Peter Jeffery Gordon Shrubsole Stuart Clark Bevan Gardner Lindsay Joyce Peter Smith Ben Connell Stan Gilchrist Chris Macnamara Mark Vandermaal Adrian Craig Ron Gray Bob Manning Graham Warry David Cush Lisa Griffiths Graeme Marston Trent Woodhill David Dillon Brian Hall Bob Mills Jason Young

Cadet Members

Callum Barton Justin Green Daniel Milliken Kieran Weatherall Reaf Bremer Tavish Humphreys-Jones Zac Philipson Jordan Willis Nick Bush Dylan Holdstock Jarrod Prosper Ethan Deal Lachie Johnson Will Straker

NOMINATION OF JOHN DYSON FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP

John Dyson first played for Sutherland in 1967-68, when he played two matches in “B” Shires as a 13-year-old. He then played two seasons in the AW Green Shield team in 1968-69 and 1969-70, scoring a century in the second season. The following season, he played 2nd and 3rd Grades, scoring 572 runs at 30.1 for the season. He played the full 1971-72 season in 2nds, scoring 495 at 29.1 and playing in the losing final team. In 1972-73, he made his 1st Grade debut (player #54) and played the full season, scoring 288 runs at 19.1. In 1973-74, he scored 548 runs at 39.1 as he started to fulfil his promise. In 1974-75, he scored 586 runs at 41.9, including his maiden 1st Grade century, earning selection for NSW Colts. He also captained the Poidevin-Gray Shield team that lost the final.

In 1975-76, John scored 454 runs at 37.8, again earning selection for NSW Colts. In the Colts match against Victoria in November 1975, he scored 170 and was subsequently selected to make his first-class debut for NSW in the Sheffield Shield match against Queensland at the SCG. Among his teammates were future SDCC players Steve Rixon and Len Pascoe. He played three matches for NSW, scoring 80 runs at 13.3. In 1976-77, he played five first class matches for NSW, scoring 342 runs at 42.8. This included his maiden first class century in a non-Shield match against Tasmania, when he scored 122 and 94 (a match that was Andrew Hilditch’s first-class debut). In a restricted season for SDCC, he scored 230 runs at 28.8. At the end of the season, John was faced with the dilemma of progressing his first-class career while playing on a poor quality pitch at Caringbah Oval. He accepted an offer to move to Randwick to open with current Test opening batsman Alan Turner and play the next two seasons with the SCG No.2 as his home ground as Coogee Oval was out of play.

During that time, he made his Test debut for Australia against India in December 1977 and went on to play 30 Tests between 1977-78 & 1984-85. He was the first Sutherland local junior to play for Australia. He scored 1359 runs at 26.6, with two centuries. He returned to Sutherland for the 1988-89 season and captained 1st Grade for the next six seasons. He played 12 matches for NSW in 1988-89 before his first-class career ended. He played 156 first-class matches and scored 9935 runs at 40.2, with 19 centuries. Between 1989-90 & 1992-93, he scored 2332 runs at 55.5 in 1st Grade, along the way leading the team to the semi-finals in 1989-90 & 1990-91.

In all grades for the Club, John played 225 matches and scored 6924 runs at an average of 35.0. He also took 92 catches in all grades. In 1st Grade, he played 152 matches and scored 4661 runs at an average of 37.6. He captained the Club in 87 matches, including 80 in 1st Grade – the most for the Club.

John served on the management committee for five years, including one year as Deputy President in 1994-95. He also served as Chairman of Selectors for two years between 1992 & 1994. He was Poidevin-Gray Shield manager in 1976-77. He has continued to support the Club and club events since his direct involvement with the Club ended.

John’s contribution to Sutherland DCC since 1968 as a player, captain, chairman of selectors and committeeman has been considerable. He is a most worthy candidate for life membership of the Club and I am delighted to nominate him. He deserves your unanimous support.

SHANE DUFF

NOMINATION OF GLENN McGRATH FOR LIFE MEMBERSHIP

Glenn McGrath joined Sutherland in 1989-90, when he made his much-publicised trip from Narromine to Sydney. That season, he began in 2nds, taking 13 wickets at 22.3 in seven matches. He made his 1st Grade debut on 16 December 1989 and finished the season with 28 wickets at 13.2 in 8 matches. In 1991-92, he took 29 wickets at 22.1, along the way earning selection in the NSW 2nd XI. At the end of the season, he was selected to attend the Cricket Academy in Adelaide, including a tour of South Africa. In 1992-93, he played Cricket Academy matches against various states and was then selected to make his first-class debut for NSW in January 1993. In that match, he took 5-79 in the first innings in what was to be the start of a decorated first-class career. In 1st Grade that season, he took 14 wickets at 15.4.

Glenn’s availability for the Club from that point on decreased significantly due to the increased amount of international and first-class cricket at that time. He made his Test debut against New Zealand in Perth in November 1993 and went on to play 124 Tests for Australia between 1993 and 2007, taking 563 wickets at 21.6, with 29 five wicket hauls. He also played 250 one day internationals, taking 381 wickets at 22.0, and two T20 internationals for five wickets. In all international cricket, he played 376 matches and took 949 wickets – the fourth most of all time. In first-class cricket, he played 189 matches and took 835 wickets at 20.8, taking five wickets in an innings 42 times. All of this was achieved as a proud Sutherland player.

After playing 44 matches in 1st Grade between 1989-90 & 1992-93, Glenn’s international career meant that he only played a further 12 matches between 1993-94 & 2006-07. In those matches, he took 43 wickets at 13.5. He is the only player to have played 1st Grade over an 18-season period (1989-90 to 2006-07) for the Club with no lower grade matches after 1st Grade debut and no periods at other clubs.

In all grades for the Club, Glenn played 77 matches. He scored 177 runs at an average of 6.3 and took 176 wickets at an average of 18.0. In 1st Grade, he played 56 matches, scoring 129 runs at 6.8 and taking 140 wickets at 16.8.

Since his retirement, Glenn has consistently made himself available to attend club and sponsor functions, despite heavy commitments with the McGrath Foundation and his sponsors. He has also assisted in player recruitment efforts and in providing memorabilia items for club and charity purposes whenever asked. He has promoted the Club whenever possible.

Glenn’s contribution to Sutherland DCC since 1989 has been significant, both on and off the field. He is a most worthy candidate for life membership of the Club and I am delighted to nominate him. He deserves your unanimous support.

TOM ICETON

To the members of SUTHERLAND DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB, INC.

The Management Committee has much pleasure in presenting for your consideration and adoption the Fifty-Third Annual Report and Financial Statements.

SEASON SUMMARY

This season, first grade provided most of the highlights. They were one of only three teams to make the finals series in all three competitions – the Belvidere Cup, the Limited Overs Cup and the T20 Cup. Whilst the result was disappointing, to see the team playing at the SCG on T20 finals day was an undoubted highlight. Jamie Brown scored 1070 runs in all competitions, including four centuries and a 91, while Jarryd Biviano scored 806 runs in all competitions, with two centuries and a 95. Shane Watson was a welcome addition to the team as he prepared for the Big Bash League, plundering 184 at GMO against St.George as he shared a first grade record partnership for all wickets of 300 with Jarryd. He then played an amazing innings in the T20 quarter-final at Allan Border Oval, scoring 114 not out off 53 balls with one four and a remarkable 16 sixes (a club record for all grades). All other members of the side made contributions during the season, which gives us cause to look forward to 2018-19 with great anticipation.

Seconds, thirds and fourths once again had disappointing seasons, but the young players will benefit from another season’s experience. Fifth grade had another good season under the leadership of Nathan Whittingham, making the semi-finals where they encountered a vastly more experienced Manly side. A number of these young players performed very creditably and we look forward to their continued progress next season.

The five grade captains this season did a fine job in sometimes challenging circumstances. Chris Williams (1sts), Rory Darkins (2nds), John Derwent (3rds), Luke Maloney (4ths) and Nathan Whittingham (5ths) all contributed to a strong and positive spirit through the grades. This was highlighted by the Club finishing second in the SCA Spirit of Cricket Award.

The Poidevin-Gray Shield team had a difficult season trying to adapt to the combined T20 & 50 overs format. The side was well managed by Mark Vandermaal and coached by Jarryd Biviano and Jake Wilson.

The AW Green Shield side won four of their seven matches and just missed out on making the top eight by a fraction on net run rate. The side was well coached by Jake Wilson and Managed by Scott Philipson.

Away from the field the Annual Golf Day in November was once again a success, with all participants enjoying a great day. The Golf Day is now firmly entrenched in the club’s calendar.

This season we resumed playing at Sutherland Oval after the significant renovations carried out last season. The quality of the pitch was generally good, although there were some groundsman issues in the latter half of the season. We expect that this will be resolved in the coming season. We also purchased a container to store the pitch covers next to the oval, rather than below the ground near the groundsman’s area, making access to the covers much easier.

We installed toilets in the dressing rooms at Glenn McGrath Oval during the off-season, which was a welcome addition for all players (men & women) who played there.

TEAM POSITIONS 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14

Club Championship 16th 17th 3rd 9th 5th First Grade 4th 13th 6th 3rd 9th Second Grade 20th 20th 3rd 15th 17th Third Grade 20th 19th 14th 5th 5th Fourth Grade 14th 18th 8th 11th 3rd Fifth Grade 4th 9th 6th 20th 3rd Poidevin-Gray Shield 14th 5th PREMIERS PREMIERS 5th A.W.Green Shield 9th 11th 4th 13th 2nd

MILESTONES

A number of notable career milestones were achieved this season:-

Daniel Rixon 300 matches in all Grades (13th player to do so) Chris Williams 8000 runs in all Grades (12th player to do so) Jamie Brown 5000 runs in all Grades (32nd player to do so) Daniel Rixon 4000 runs in all Grades (53rd player to do so) Chris Williams 3000 runs in 1st Grade (18th player to do so) Jamie Brown 2000 runs in 1st Grade (26th player to do so) Nathan Whittingham 300 wickets in all Grades (23rd player to do so) Josh Zywietz 250 wickets in all Grades (33rd player to do so) John Derwent 200 wickets in all Grades (52nd player to do so)

Congratulations to all players on these outstanding achievements.

CLUB RECORDS There were 4 Club Records broken during the season:

Shane Watson 184 in 1st Grade vs St.George (Record Score for All Grades vs St.George) Shane Watson 114no in 1st Grade T20 vs Mosman (1st Grade T20 Record Score) (quarter-final) Jarryd Biviano ) 300 for 2nd wicket partnership vs (Club Record Partnership for Shane Watson ) St.George (1st Grade) 2nd Wicket) Shane Watson ) 149 for 1st wicket partnership vs Mosman (1st Grade T20 Record Jarryd Biviano ) (1st Grade T20 quarter-final) Partnership for All Wickets)

NORM O’NEILL CUP

Following the passing of Norm O’Neill towards the end of the 2007-08 season, Sutherland and St.George resolved to play for the Norm O’Neill Cup each season in first grade matches only (excluding finals). In addition, it was decided that the player of the match would be awarded the Norm O’Neill Medal, with the decision made by the umpires.

This season, we played St.George in a two day match at Glenn McGrath Oval in Round 2. We batted first and declared at 9/427 off 86.5 overs, an innings dominated by Jarryd Biviano and Shane Watson (see above). In reply, St.George were all out for 274 off 76.5 overs. As a result, we regained the Cup and Shane was the resounding winner of the Norm O’Neill Medal.

COACHING AND PRACTICE FACILITIES

This season, Daniel Rixon was appointed head coach for the second season, with Paul Burg, Jock Campbell, Shane Duff and Matthew Hughston as assistant coaches. In addition, under the Australian Cricketers Association Premier Cricket scheme where the ACA funds the employment of ACA members, Mark O’Neill was appointed as 1st Grade match-day coach and a specialist batting coach. Unfortunately, Mark resigned after round one. We were subsequently able to engage Steve Rixon as wicketkeeping coach under the ACA scheme when his commitments with Pakistan permitted. We are fortunate to have former players filling coaching roles within the club; it helps build a good culture and the experience they pass on is invaluable. This season, Bob Duff carried out the important role as net co-ordinator, ensuring smooth, well planned sessions. Mark Vandermaal managed the Poidevin-Gray Shield team which was coached by Jarryd Biviano and Jake Wilson, while Jake also coached the AW Green Shield team.

The nets at Glenn McGrath were again top class with Peter O’Hara and his staff diligent in their preparation of practice pitches, ensuring that they remain true and consistent.

REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS Steven Smith – Australia (Tests & ODI), NSW (Sheffield Shield) Ben Dwarshuis – Australian T20 squad, Sydney Sixers, NSW Metropolitan Futures League Daniel Fallins – NSW (Sheffield Shield), Cricket Australia XI (vs England + JLT Cup), NSW Metropolitan Futures League Shane Watson – Sydney Thunder Tom Pinson – ACT/NSW Country Futures League Austin Waugh – Australia Under 19, NSW Metro Under 19 Jamie Brown – SCA XI

Steve Smith Steve experienced the highs and lows of international cricket over the period covered by this annual report. He won the Allan Border Medal and Test Player of the Year for the second time and also won the ICC Test Player of the Year Award. At the time of writing, he has played 64 Tests and scored 6199 runs at an average of 61.37, including 23 centuries. He has now captained Australia in 34 Tests. These are some of his remarkable achievements to date:  Second highest career batting average for players who have scored at least 2000 runs, behind only Don Bradman (6996 runs at 99.94). He reached a career high average of 63.76 at the end of the Ashes Test series in January.  Second highest career batting average as captain (min 15 Tests) with 70.36, behind only Don Bradman (101.51 in 24 Tests).  Equal third most Test centuries as captain with 15 in 34 Tests, behind only Graeme Smith (25 in 109 Tests) and Ricky Ponting (19 in 77 Tests).  Second highest historical ICC Test batting ranking – Don Bradman 961, Steve Smith 947, Len Hutton 945, Jack Hobbs & Ricky Ponting 942.  Third highest percentage of catches per Test for Australians (min 50 catches) with 96 in 64 Tests (1.50 per Test), behind Bob Simpson (1.77) and Mark Taylor (1.51).

His ODI record stands at 108 matches played, with 3431 runs scored at 41.84 (8 centuries) and his T20I record is 30 matches played for 431 runs scored at 21.55. In first-class cricket, he has played 118 matches and scored 10424 runs at 57.27, with 37 centuries. This is the sixth highest career batting average for all Australians who have played at least 50 first-class innings, behind Don Bradman (95.14), Bill Ponsford (65.18), Bill Woodfull (64.99), Lindsay Hassett (58.34) & Darren Lehmann (57.83). The events of the 3rd Test in South Africa in March have been well documented. Steve was fined and suspended for one Test match by the ICC and subsequently suspended from Test and first- class cricket for 12 months by Cricket Australia. CA specified that he would be able to play club cricket during the term of the suspension. We look forward to welcoming Steve back to our ranks in the 2018-19 season and will be doing all we can to help him prepare for his return to the Australian team at the end of the season. Ben Dwarshuis Ben was hampered by a hamstring injury early in the season, resulting in him missing all of the JLT One Day Cup and the first two matches of the Big Bash League. He played eight matches in the BBL for the Sydney Sixers and took 7 wickets at an average of 28.85, with an economy rate of 6.96. He took wickets in six matches – in four of those matches, he took a wicket in his first over and, in the other two matches, he took a wicket in his second over. He was subsequently selected in the Australian T20 squad for the tri-series with England and New Zealand in February. Unfortunately, he was not selected to play any matches. Daniel Fallins Dan was awarded a rookie contract with NSW before the start of the season. He was selected in the Cricket Australia XI squad for the JLT One Day Cup at the start of the season, playing two matches (taking a wicket in his first over on List A debut). He then made his first-class debut for the Cricket Australia XI in a four-day match at Adelaide Oval. He took 5-73 in the first innings, thus joining Glenn McGrath as the only Sutherland players to take five wickets in an innings in their first-class debut. He took a wicket in his first over, making a rare achievement of a wicket in his first over of both his List A debut and his first-class debut. He played the second four-day match for the CA XI against England in Townsville and a one-day match for the CA XI against England at Drummoyne Oval before the start of the one-day series in January.

Dan was selected as a replacement player in the Melbourne Stars BBL squad and played two matches. He then made his Sheffield Shield debut for NSW against South Australia at the SCG. He finished the match with 3-51 and 1-51. He was the 9th Sutherland local junior to play for NSW, after John Dyson, Andrew Hilditch, Mark Ray, Mark O'Neill, Justin Kenny, Rod Davison, Stuart Clark & Steve Smith. Dan’s first-class record stands at 3 matches for 13 wickets at 27.07.

FORMER SDCC PLAYERS APPOINTED TO NSW COACHING STAFF

Former first grade captain Phil Jaques was appointed in May as NSW Head Coach for the next three seasons. Phil had been Batting Coach for the 2017-18 season after returning to Sydney following two seasons as Queensland Head Coach. In July, Andre Adams (who spent a highly successful season with the club in 2009-10) was appointed as the NSW Bowling Coach for the coming season.

SOCIAL MEDIA

This season we continued weekly updates and communication via the website and the Facebook page and also continued to use Twitter to keep our digital platforms up to date. Thanks to Jarryd Biviano, who continued to maintain our Instagram page where various photos have been posted during the season. We are planning to significantly improve our utilisation of social media platforms in the coming season. The various addresses are as follows:

Website – www.sutherlanddcc.com Facebook – www.facebook.com/sutherlanddcc Twitter – @sutherlanddcc Instagram – @sutherlanddcc

SUTHERLAND SHIRE COUNCIL

The Club is grateful to Council for its continued efforts in maintaining the three grounds we play on. We would like to thank each groundsman – Peter O’Hara, Rhett Clark and Garry Webster – for their preparedness to improve each ground and in particular for their efforts to enable us to be able to play when rain intervened. This season was the first season playing on the new pitch square at Sutherland Oval. Whilst there were some teething problems during the season, generally the pitch played well.

We would particularly like to thank Scott Phillips (General Manager), Peter Hazeldine (Director, Shire Infrastructure), Grant Willoughby (Manager, Parks Operations), Kellie Hayes (Sport Services Manager), Annette Sillan (Sport Facilities Projects Officer) and Troy Harrison (Coordinator, Parks Operations) for all their assistance throughout the season.

NSWCA, SCA and NSWCUA

The Club is once again grateful to the staff of Cricket NSW for their guidance and assistance throughout the season. Roy Formica (SCA Competitions Manager) and Bruce Whitehouse (SCA Secretary) in particular were always available to assist us as required and are always looking for ways to improve the competition and standard of grade cricket in Sydney. This season was the fifth season under the leadership of John Warn (Chairman of CNSW) and Andrew Jones (CEO), resulting in another successful season for NSW.

We are also most appreciative of the efforts of the NSW Cricket Umpires & Scorers Association who officiate in our matches each week. The standard remained high throughout the season and we appreciated the feedback they gave us.

DAVID GIVNEY MEDAL FOR PLAYER OF THE 4TH GRADE FINAL

In February, the SCA wrote to all clubs seeking nominations for the naming of the lower grade player of the final awards. Criteria to be considered were:  Outstanding service to lower grades as a player  Longevity – more than 17 years as a lower grade player  Statistics  The player’s significance and esteem within his own club  The player’s reputation for excellence and sportsmanship within the competition in general

The Club submitted David Givney’s name for consideration and we were delighted when the SCA Committee of Management decided to name the player of the 4th Grade final award as the David Givney Medal. Dave was obviously honoured by this recognition and he presented the medal at the 4th Grade Final at Manly Oval at the end of the match between Manly and Western Suburbs.

DELEGATES TO NSWCA AND SCA

The Club’s delegate to the NSWCA was Tom Iceton, while the delegates to the SCA were Evan Atkins and Tom Iceton. This was Tom’s 34th year as a club delegate to NSWCA/SCA – covering 29 years as a club delegate to NSWCA and 32 years as a club delegate to SCA. Tom continued to be one of only two club delegates to the SCA who have been delegates for all of the 32 years that the SCA has been in existence (the other being Ron Wright from Parramatta). It was Evan’s seventh year as a delegate to SCA. In addition, Evan served his fifth year on the SCA Committee of Management.

THE LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS

The Club appreciates and acknowledges the work done by the Sutherland Shire Cricket Association (President Noel Taplin and Secretary Mike Mooney) and the Sutherland Shire Junior Association (President Chris Hewitt and Secretary Brett Bryant). We enjoy good relationships with both of these local associations and they continue to be a good source of players for the Club. In particular, we are grateful to the SSJCA for their assistance with the Tradies Development Squad (see below).

The Club continues to be focussed on providing pathways to local players and juniors into grade ranks and beyond. The trials are advertised on the website and through the local associations and we support and encourage as many shire cricketers to attend as possible.

SPONSORSHIP

We are again very appreciative of all the sponsors that support our Club – without your support we would not be able to provide the level of facilities and support to cricket in the Shire as we do.

Sutherland District Trade Union Club (“Tradies”) continued to be a major sponsor, being sponsors of both our Poidevin-Gray Shield and AW Green Shield teams. They also agreed to sponsor our Development Squad for Under 13 & Under 14 representative players for three seasons. This was the 13th year that Tradies have been a sponsor. Their ongoing support of the development of elite youth cricket is most appreciated and we look forward to their continued support.

Sutherland Mazda were again a major sponsor, with their logo on the front of all playing, training and casual shirts. This continues to reflect a great relationship that has developed over the past 12 years and the fact that club members, family and friends have continued to actively support their business. We are most grateful to Phillip Diab (Dealer Principal) and Matt Burgess (Sales Manager) from Sutherland Mazda for their ongoing support.

Miranda Hotel continued as a sleeve sponsor this year and we thank licensee Nathan Van Hoeck. Lanham Financial Advisory, JB Metropolitan Distributors, Real Play and JD’s Bar & Grill Cronulla continued as sponsors of the club this year. Former SDCC player Bob Mills also continued as a sponsor through Torquay Hotel Hervey Bay. In addition, Shane Duff became a sponsor through his horse racing syndication business MAD About Racing.

Again we thank all our sponsors and ask that all club members support their businesses as they support your club.

OBITUARIES The following people connected with the Club passed away during the year:

Toni Weatherall (message posted on website 26 December) It is with deep regret that we advise that Toni Weatherall, wife of Phil and mother of Callum & Kieran, passed away in her sleep early this morning after a long battle with cancer. Whilst this is incredibly sad news for all concerned, we can feel some comfort in the knowledge that Toni's ordeal is now over. The family's message today read "We are relieved that Toni's passing was peaceful and comfortable."

Toni has been an enthusiastic supporter of the Club for a number of years, being very supportive of Phil's commitment to the role of Chairman of Selectors over the last five seasons and a great encouragement to Callum's and Kieran's efforts for the Club in recent seasons. To Phil, Callum and Kieran, we extend our sincere condolences.

Stuart Toolin (message posted on website 14 March) It is with regret that we advise of the passing of Stuart Toolin (1st Grade player #15) last week. Stuart was an experienced grade cricketer with the Manly & Balmain clubs who joined the new club when we were formed in 1965. He had played 10 seasons in 1st & 2nd Grades with Manly and three seasons in 1st & 2nd Grades with Balmain prior to joining SDCC. He played 6 matches in 1st Grade & 4 matches in 2nd Grade in our first season, scoring the club's first century in 2nd Grade with 110 not out at Mosman Oval. He played a further three seasons in lower grades before retiring from grade cricket. He continued to play in the local SSSCA competition for a number of years. In all 1st Grade matches, he scored 2221 runs at 16.95 with a highest score of 100 not out and took 71 wickets at 30.57 with best figures of 7-60.

We extend our condolences to Stuart's family.

TED COTTON MEMORIAL AWARD FOR PLAYERS’ PLAYER OF THE YEAR This award was inaugurated by the Management Committee in 2001-02. It perpetuates the memory of Ted Cotton, a life member of the Club who passed away in March 2002. It is voted on by each team after each round, on a 3-2-1 basis.

This season, Nathan Whittingham won the award comfortably, finishing eight points ahead of Nick Amos, Jamie Brown and Pat Driscoll, who finished equal second.

Previous winners of the Award are listed in the Records section of the Annual Report.

The full pointscore for 2017-18 is as follows:

22 Nathan Whittingham 14 Nick Amos, Jamie Brown, Pat Driscoll 13 Addison Grinham, Kieran Medway, Andrew Ritchie 12 Daniel Fallins, James Hawksworth 11 Elliott Brookes, Shaun Thornton 10 John Derwent, Dylan Holdstock, Daniel Rixon 9 Jarryd Biviano, Richie Bull, Ethan Deal, Luke Hawksworth, Steve Milliken, Alex Watkiss, Jake Wilson 8 Brayden Holdstock, Tom Pinson, Chris Williams 7 Joel Almond, Tom Church, Sam Dunlop, Tyson Gilbert, Luke Maloney, Dom Michalak, Peter Saroukos 6 Luke Cliff, Tom Doyle, Justin Green, Liam Hehir, Josh Johnston, Dimitri Magoulias, Ben Pierce, Josh Zywietz 5 Rory Darkins, Alex Lee, Guy Lowy, Shane Watson, Callum Weatherall, Phil Weatherall, Louis Whitehouse 4 James Arnold, Harrison Blacker, Javed Mohammed, Harry Tattersall, Will Vandermaal 3 Shane Duff, Jayden Hankin, Lachie Johnson, Steve Kourouche, Cody Philipson, Doddapaneni Raj, Austin Waugh 2 Reaf Bremer, Angus Fallins, Kieran Weatherall 1 Christian Bennett, Jayden Brown, Ben Dwarshuis, Dylan Lowy, Tom Vandermaal

JAMES A. DALY MEMORIAL AWARD

This Award was inaugurated in 1974-75 by the Management Committee to commemorate the work performed for Sutherland Shire cricket by the late Jim Daly. The Award is conducted during the regular season only (i.e. excluding performances in semi-finals and finals, plus first grade limited overs matches played on Sundays) – points are awarded for runs, wickets, catches and stumpings. The points system is on a sliding scale, to give more reward for better performances. For example, 50 runs scores 55 points, while 100 runs scores 115 points. Similarly, three wickets scores 45 points, while six wickets scores 120 points.

This year’s winner was Nathan Whittingham, who scored 983 points, from Jamir Brown in second place on 871 points, with Daniel Rixon third on 772.

Previous winners of the Award are listed in the Records section of the Annual Report.

The full pointscore for 2017-18 is as follows:

983 Nathan Whittingham 419 James Arnold 254 Javed Mohammed 871 Jamie Brown 418 Austin Waugh 240 Will Vandermaal 772 Daniel Rixon 403 Alex Lee 222 Angus Fallins 760 Jarryd Biviano 403 Steve Milliken 209 Lachie Johnson 702 Nick Amos 402 Pat Driscoll 201 Jayden Brown 662 Jake Wilson 402 Kieran Weatherall 193 Reaf Bremer 649 Peter Saroukos 401 Liam Hehir 182 Harry Tattersall 593 John Derwent 397 Cody Philipson 146 Sam Dunlop 556 Daniel Fallins 393 Alex Watkiss 146 Phil Weatherall 534 Luke Hawksworth 364 Elliott Brookes 139 Dylan Lowy 533 Joel Almond 363 Steve Kourouche 125 Ben Dwarshuis 529 Dom Michalak 360 Jayden Hankin 115 Tom Vandermaal 527 Chris Williams 343 Harrison Blacker 105 Tavish Humphreys-Jones 524 Andrew Ritchie 338 Josh Johnston 101 Doddapaneni Raj 514 Ethan Deal 334 Rory Darkins 93 Matt Rose 503 James Hawksworth 329 Louis Whitehouse 91 Matthew Hughston 497 Tom Pinson 323 Shane Watson 90 Prath Agalgaonkar 493 Justin Green 318 Luke Maloney 89 Fletcher Graham 487 Callum Weatherall 313 Christian Bennett 86 Daniel Milliken 479 Addison Grinham 307 Dylan Holdstock 70 Nick Chalmers 472 Kieran Medway 302 Josh Zywietz 58 Dylan Croker 454 Brayden Holdstock 293 Tyson Gilbert 52 Shane Duff 450 Ben Pierce 284 Tom Church 27 Adam Fleming 450 Shaun Thornton 284 Guy Lowy 21 Mitchell Johnson 429 Richie Bull 269 Dimitri Magoulias 10 Tim Brandt 420 Tom Doyle 267 Luke Cliff 0 Nick Bush

MARGARET MANN MEMORIAL AWARD

This Award was donated in 1994-95 by Claude Mann in memory of his late wife Margaret. The Award is for the Under 21 Player of the Year, based on performances in Grade and Poidevin-Gray Shield matches (excluding the matches referred to above). The points system is the same as that used for the James A. Daly Memorial Award.

The winner of this season’s Award was Nick Amos on 898 points, with Austin Waugh in second place on 753 points and Luke Hawksworth third on 722 points.

Previous winners of the Award are listed in the Records section of the Annual Report.

The full pointscore for 2017-18 is as follows:

898 Nick Amos 450 Ben Pierce 269 Dimitri Magoulias 753 Austin Waugh 416 Alex Lee 267 Luke Cliff 722 Luke Hawksworth 402 Kieran Weatherall 240 Will Vandermaal 701 Joel Almond 397 Cody Philipson 209 Lachie Johnson 684 Dom Michalak 365 Elliott Brookes 193 Reaf Bremer 588 Callum Weatherall 360 Jayden Hankin 182 Harry Tattersall 578 Tom Doyle 343 Harrison Blacker 146 Sam Dunlop 546 James Arnold 340 Josh Johnston 115 Tom Vandermaal 524 Andrew Ritchie 329 Louis Whitehouse 105 Tavish Humphreys-Jones 520 Shaun Thornton 313 Christian Bennett 90 Prath Agalgaonkar 514 Ethan Deal 307 Dylan Holdstock 89 Fletcher Graham 514 Steve Milliken 304 Jayden Brown 86 Daniel Milliken 503 James Hawksworth 293 Tyson Gilbert 58 Dylan Croker 496 Liam Hehir 292 Angus Fallins 21 Mitch Johnson 493 Justin Green 284 Tom Church 10 Tim Brandt 472 Kieran Medway 284 Guy Lowy 0 Nick Bush 454 Brayden Holdstock

KEN GARDNER MEMORIAL AWARD

This Award was donated in 1995-96 by the Gardner family in memory of the late Ken Gardner and the work he did for junior cricket in the Shire. The Award is for the Under 16 Player of the Year, based on performances in A.W. Green Shield matches. The points system is the same as that used for the James A. Daly Memorial Award.

This year’s Award was won by Justin Green, with Dylan Holdstock in second place and Reaf Bremer third.

Previous winners of the Award are listed in the Records section of the Annual Report.

The full pointscore for 2017-18 is as follows:

303 Justin Green 169 Will Straker 118 Tavish Humphreys-Jones 296 Dylan Holdstock 154 Callum Barton 56 Zac Philipson 255 Reaf Bremer 153 Ethan Deal 42 Nick Bush 225 Kieran Weatherall 135 Lachie Johnson 27 Daniel Milliken 199 Jarrod Prosper

BOB EVERY ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD

The Bob Every Encouragement Award was introduced in 2007-08, following an offer from Bob Every (1st Grade player #22), with the recipient each year to receive $1,000 from Bob. The award is decided by the Committee in conjunction with Bob. Factors to be taken into account include on-field performance, training attendance, involvement in off-field activities and any study or career development that the player may be undertaking.

Previous winners of the Award are listed in the Records section of the Annual Report.

After taking all of these factors into account, the Committee and Bob agreed that this year’s winner of the Bob Every Encouragement Award would be Jarryd Biviano.

TOM ICETON CLUB PERSON OF THE YEAR AWARD

This award is determined by secret ballot election involving all Committee members. It is open to all players, volunteers, non-playing members and life members, being the Club’s presentation for outstanding work other than the usual playing or administrative duties. Previous winners are listed in the records section of the Annual Report.

This year’s winner was Phil Weatherall, for his dedication to the role of Chairman of Selectors and his two sons, notwithstanding the enormous personal difficulties he was facing with Toni’s serious illness and subsequent passing.

Other nominations for the award this year were Jo Arnold, Sharon Biviano, Nicole Bramah, Tracey Doyle, Jackie Fallins, Steve Pierce and Lee Prescott.

For and on behalf of the Committee of Management DAVID CUSH, Secretary SUTHERLAND DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB, INC. BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 APRIL 2018 2018 2017 $ $

ACCUMULATED FUNDS $ 172,399 $ 180,986 ======Represented by : CURRENT ASSETS Cash at bank & on hand 15,488 37,718 Term deposit 110,563 85,000 Receivables 18,057 15,724 Prepaid CA grant expenditure 14,000 28,000 Inventory - caps, clothing & equipment - at cost 4,922 6,325 ------163,030 172,767 ------NON-CURRENT ASSETS Plant & equipment - at cost 69,564 53,304 - acc. depreciation (44,068) (33,114) ------25,496 20,190 ------TOTAL ASSETS 188,526 192,957 CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade creditors (2,228) (3,969) Income in advance (45) 0 Provision for Federal Government grant expenditure 0 (7,475) Provision for NSW Government grant expenditure (13,221) 0 GST liability (633) (527) ------(16,127) (11,971) ------NET ASSETS $ 172,399 $ 180,986 ======

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2018 2018 2017 $ $ $ INCOME ACA premier cricket grant 5,000 7,500 CA club funding grant 15,364 14,916 Cap & clothing sales 2,559 1,409 Golf Day 1,581 5,244 Government grants - Federal Government 0 7,475 - NSW Government 13,221 61,000 Interest received 1,914 3,903 Membership subscriptions & playing fees 15,107 16,492 NSWCA grants - general 19,375 18,795 - coaching 18,281 17,220 - facilities funding 0 35,000 Social activities & fundraising (net) 67 371 Sponsorship & donations 54,436 42,836 SSCA & SSJCA contributions to grounds expenditure 0 40,000 Sundry income 0 900 ------TOTAL INCOME 146,905 273,061 SUTHERLAND DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB, INC.

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2018 (Continued) 2018 2017 $ $ $ Less : CASH EXPENSES ACA grant expenditure 5,000 7,500 Bank fees 523 567 CA grant expenditure 15,364 14,916 Club functions 1,848 1,273 Coaching 38,417 35,647 Development squad 5,231 0 Electricity 5,829 3,929 Federal Government grant expenditure 0 7,475 Foxtel, internet & website expenses 1,608 1,693 Indoor net hire 1,620 500 Insurance 455 341 Liquor licence expenses 294 300 Match expenses 1,497 810 NSW Government grant expenditure 13,221 61,000 Player support 2,012 3,260 Postage & telephone 371 335 Premiers' Dinner 573 0 Presentation night 3,591 4,811 Printing & stationery 1,525 2,408 Purchases - caps & clothing 23,208 22,903 Purchases - cricket equipment 13,578 11,065 Repairs, maintenance & grounds 3,451 2,728 Sponsorship support 2,236 1,330 Statutory lodgement fees 282 54 Sundry expenses 1,487 1,768 Sutherland Oval expenditure 0 89,869 Tonkin Oval expenditure 0 16,818 Trophies & presentations 1,317 2,174 ------TOTAL CASH EXPENSES 144,538 295,474 ------NET CASH SURPLUS/(LOSS) FOR YEAR 2,367 (22,413) Less : NON-CASH EXPENSES Depreciation 10,954 9,347 ------NET OPERATING SURPLUS/(LOSS) FOR YEAR (8,587) (31,760) ------Accumulated funds 1 May 2017 180,986 212,746 ------ACCUMULATED FUNDS 30 APRIL 2018 $ 172,399 $ 180,986 ======SUTHERLAND DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB, INC.

STATEMENT BY THE COMMITTEE

In the opinion of the members of the Committee:

(a) the accompanying income and expenditure statement is drawn up so as to give a true and fair view of the result of the Club for year ended 30 April 2018;

(b) the accompanying balance sheet is drawn up so as to give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Club as at 30 April 2018; and

(c) at the date of this statement there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Club will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.

Signed in accordance with a resolution of the Committee.

MATHEW DUFF TOM ICETON

Dated at Caringbah this 12th day of July 2018.

SUTHERLAND DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB, INC.

AUDITOR'S REPORT TO MEMBERS FOR YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2018

I have audited the accompanying financial statements in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards.

The Club receives a proportion of its income from social activities and sale of goods, food and refreshments. Prior to the initial recording of such income in the accounting records, no accounting control can be practically established over the recording of or completeness of all income received. My examination of income has been restricted to amounts recorded in the accounting records of the Club.

Subject to the matter referred to above, in my opinion the accompanying balance sheet and income and expenditure statement are properly drawn up so as to give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Club at 30 April 2018 and the results of the Club for the year ended 30 April 2018.

ADRIAN CRAIG Chartered Accountant

Dated at Sutherland this 12th day of July 2018.

LEADING PERFORMANCES -- 2017-18

Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average

Jamie Brown 17 18 1 126 867 51.0 J.Biviano 17 18 0 122 693 38.5 P.Saroukos 17 18 0 84 634 35.2 C.Williams 17 18 1 84 586 34.5 E.Deal 15 18 1 101 * 542 31.9 D.Rixon 17 17 1 84 517 32.3 C.Weatherall 15 18 0 97 467 25.9 N.Whittingham 15 15 1 127 452 32.3 L.Hawksworth 16 16 4 119 * 445 37.1 T.Doyle 16 15 2 92 439 33.8 S.Thornton 15 17 2 103 * 420 28.0 A.Grinham 11 14 2 76 410 34.2 K.Medway 16 17 0 98 407 23.9 N.Amos 17 16 0 75 372 23.3 J.Arnold 15 18 0 91 363 20.2 J.Green 15 19 2 74 361 21.2 J.Hawksworth 13 16 0 84 348 21.8 D.Holdstock 12 17 2 95 * 315 21.0 J.Johnston 14 16 1 63 308 20.5 R.Darkins 13 15 0 70 302 20.1

Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average

N.Whittingham 15 183.4 46 428 33 13.0 J.Wilson 17 294.5 70 971 31 31.3 J.Derwent 14 144.4 18 554 28 19.8 T.Pinson 16 179.3 24 781 27 28.9 D.Fallins 14 244.4 33 857 27 31.7 B.Holdstock 15 148.4 16 476 26 18.3 S.Milliken 16 154.0 20 588 21 28.0 P.Driscoll 14 144.0 39 401 20 20.1

FIRST GRADE

Sutherland First Grade this year was the shining light of our club and started to show what our young team is capable of. We finished the season proper in 4th place, were T20 Semi Finalists and Limited Overs Quarter-Finalists (finishing in 6th place). This reads as a highly successful season and all players should be proud of their performances this year with much growth individually amongst players and a realisation that we are a team to be reckoned with in the coming years.

There was much expectation in the camp with a taste of semi-final cricket the season before (limited overs) and the team were keen to put ourselves in that position again this season. The measuring stick for the success of this team over the past few seasons has been the progression of the players’ performances and the growth of the people individually. We showed this again with a tight competition where we matched it and beat Grade Cricket Powerhouses like Manly, Sydney, Easts all with home grown players and a majority of players under the age of 23. This is testament to the fight within the players and their drive for success that made captaining an extremely enjoyable experience in my first full year as captain. To finish in the top 4 was an accurate account of our team’s capabilities in what was a very tight competition.

Highlights would have to include everyone acting like star-struck kids playing a game on the SCG in the T20 finals – a personal favourite! The performances of Jamie Brown and Jarryd Biviano who have grown with time spent in the UK and, with dedication to their training, they have shown the improvement that is required for continued success. This was the basis of the team’s batting strengths this year. The fast bowling unit was led by Jake Wilson, who wholeheartedly led the attack even in the absence of other senior bowlers. The development of Tom Pinson into a genuine First Grade strike bowler has been a long process that is reaping its rewards now with Futures League recognition.

I must also highlight our representative players Ben Dwarshuis (NSW, Sixers and Australia T20 squad), Dan Fallins (NSW, Stars, CA XI) and Austin Waugh (Aust U/19 World Cup). These guys were well deserving of their accolades and it was satisfying to see these guys rewarded for their performances.

The players were: Jarryd Biviano Biv was an able car-pooling assistant for his skipper. His enthusiasm for the club is unrivalled and he has bags of energy. He underlined his name as a batsman in the team this year, opening and leading the way most weeks whilst keeping wickets. 2 tons and a 95 highlighted his ability and his social media lurking even landed him some free gear. Biv must also be commended on his role as Night Captain – well done!

Jamie Brown Jamie led the way with the bat this year, highlighting his drive and hunger for runs. His slow start to the season belies his season. 1070 runs across all formats with 4 tons and a 91 was a sight to behold across the Xmas period where he clicked into gear as Jon Prown. Jamie’s fielding is an asset and I’m sure he will be back to a front-line bowler next season also. Congrats!

Shane Watson To have a world class player in your team for one game is amazing – for a third of the season is hard to describe. Using Sutherland as a launching pad for his T20 season, Watto showed how good he is. He scored 184 against Saints and his 114* off 53 balls with 16 sixes was another level again, winning the T20 QF. His experience and willingness to share insights with our young side was amazing. A great team person who any team in the world would want and who we all learnt something from. Fell in love with Pete also.

Peter Saroukos Pete stepped up this season and showed what he is capable of in first grade. His affection for Watto was evident from the first moment he smelt Watto’s cologne. Pete is capable of taking quality attacks apart and enraging oppositions with his style. Smashing Manly on a green seamer or smoking Bollinger around GMO were highlights. Pete is a constant source of entertainment and loves wearing the shark suit. With improved training ethic and fitness, Pete truly could be anything and I look forward to next season!

Chris Williams A solid season without achieving all his goals. An anchor for the young guys scoring plenty around him made his life easier. A debut season as full time captain and a successful team helped immensely and the designated old man who hobbled through the season with Voltaren his favourite tea time snack. Still sneakily quick across the outfield.

Tom Doyle Tommy is an immensely talented batsman who this season showed his all-round ability by adding off-spin to his repertoire. His movement in the field and diving were a highlight but also injured himself this way, curtailing a promising start to the season. Back in the side later in the season, he showed with a pair of 90s what he is capable of and I feel he is one to watch in the next couple years. A change room dancer, Doyal is best known off the field as a Star Boy.

Luke Hawksworth Hawky got a start a few games in with injuries and rep selection after keeping in 2nds. He showed his class with 119* against Easts and kept his spot for the season from there. A challenge for Hawky will be improving his fielding whilst playing as a batsman and not keeping. Another young guy with a big future, great stuff maaaaaate!

Austin Waugh Austin debuted in round 1 this year and showed glimpses of what the whole package could be in time. His cricket commitments were huge this season with NSW U/19s, Aust U/19s series and U/19s World Cup plus Grade Cricket. He put together some great spells of bowling where he showed the knack of breaking partnerships and some fighting innings in the middle order which showed his reading of the game. A counter-attacking 67* against Sandhu & Bollinger in the dark to get us home was a batting highlight. Austin’s fielding is amazing and can turn a game. A big future ahead and a consistent wearer and forgetter of the coveted shark suit.

Dan Fallins The hard work over the past few seasons saw Fish nail a deserved NSW rookie contract as the best leggie in the State. Hooter’s development again was evident and his increased physical ability and skills showed why Dan was picked with NSW Shield Cricket, BBL & CA XI in various games. Dan is a great team man who loves a long stroll in the bush to clear his mind. Always striving for more bowling with long spells tying down teams and attacking also. A great sounding board for the skipper also made this season a hoot!

Jake Wilson Jake led the attack and was Mr Consistency. Wilso showed all his experience and belied his veteran status by bowling long overs and finishing leading wicket taker in our side. His willingness to share his knowledge at training is great for our young club. A dedicated First Grade statistician, Jake’s drive for success is a blueprint for young bowlers and the work put in for his success.

Tom Pinson Pinny has continued to hone his physical attributes into the fast bowler we knew he could be with a dedicated fitness program. With the absence of Ben with rep commitments, Pinny took on the role of strike bowler and grew into the role. His pace and bounce resembled a ‘shooting comet’ and improved control this year saw him come home strong and take 6fa and 5fa to bowl us to victory in the last few rounds. He was rewarded with Futures League call-ups and one feels there is more to come.

Jayden Brown Jayden was another young player who showed his growth this season. Although Jaydos didn’t get the opportunities he may have deserved, he continued to work hard and his bowling improved throughout the year. On difficult pitches for seamers, Dossy kept trying all day. His enthusiasm in the field was always enjoyed, especially cramping at tea time.

Dan Rixon One of the old brigade who selflessly filled in the role of middle order batsman when there was unavailability. Contributed strongly to a couple wins with the bat in those game and was a handy one-day bowler also. With years of wearing gloves, it was no surprise Dan was an asset in the slips this year. Dan enjoyed the free baby sitting on offer this year as the Mother Hens clucked around young Harvey, allowing him ample time to be fined.

Ben Dwarshuis Ben excelled in representative cricket as we saw only a small portion of him this season. His main piece of success this season was the BBL where he was selected to tour with the Aussie T20 side – an amazing accolade. When playing with Sutherland, he was everything you’d expect from a First Class quick, rattling teams alas without full reward. Ben was a great source of advice at times and a great contributor to the fines book. At the time of writing, Ben is playing the IPL this year and we look forward to another big piece of success for him there.

Nick Amos Mossy joined the team as our spinner with Dan Fallins on rep duties. Mossy showed great control for a spinner in his first year. He will continue to grow and develop his craft and no doubt feature in first grade for years to come.

Steve Milliken Stevie learnt plenty this year in his short time in the top grade and as the leading 2nd grade bowler, he was selected to make the step up to 1st grade. Stevie will take plenty away from his time in 1st grade and will no doubt continue to lead 2nd grade and push for more inclusions in the next season.

I must thank Mat Duff & the committee for supporting me as First Grade Captain this season. It is a big task being a captain and would not be possible without the game day and preparation support we are given. Thanks to Dan Rixon, Shane Duff and Paul Burg for your training organisation. Phil Weatherall – with all that you have been through this year, it was a special effort from you to always be there for the club and your sons at cricket helping with selections. Tom Iceton for your ever-present organisation and T20 day Manager Duties.

Special thanks must also be given to the families that help out every week. Peter and Jackie Fallins for organising lunches/tea, Tracey and Simon Doyle for your all-round help on game days, sweeping wickets and organising lunches. Nicole Bramah came on board as our designated scorer this year and without any sons playing followed us around all year. Your support and enthusiasm for the team was immense. Clubs don’t run without you guys – thank you!

Special thanks must be for the Bivianos. Tony and Sharon are there every week without fail. Tony was the team’s official paparazzo, which helped our club establish a social media presence and the boys enjoy a photo history of the team’s achievements. Tony also helped running sawdust on wet days, sight screens and marking/sweeping pitches. Sharon instigated the single biggest improvement in Sydney Grade lunches. Our sandwich bar is second to none now and the boys are well fed and always get a smile – not to mention the tea time cake additions! Also, game day driving and celebration night pickups were extra duties. Thanks Bivvys!!

Thanks also to Steve Waugh – not that Tugger would probably care but he was awesome in the background. He was quick to offer timely advice, highlighted as we were fielding on the final day of our season. He was running drinks and coming on talking to us in breaks and even put his hand in his pocket to organise a bunch of Powerade and bottles of water in an esky for us with positive comments and motivation. Obviously awesome to have his insight also – this was going above and beyond being a parent and acting as a pseudo coach. For a former Australian Captain to run drinks and push sight screens is a testament to his personality and his involvement is something we appreciate.

Well done to my team mates. 2017-18 was a successful season and I believe nothing more than what we deserved. 2018-19 will hold big expectations as we all know we are capable of achieving something great together. Continued development on the same path as the past few seasons will achieve our goals and I look forward to next season and what it will bring.

CHRIS WILLIAMS

1ST GRADE

Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average

Jamie Brown 17 18 1 126 867 51.0 S.Watson 5 6 0 184 282 47.0 J.Biviano 17 18 0 122 693 38.5 L.Hawksworth 13 13 4 119 * 344 38.2 T.Doyle 15 14 2 92 439 36.6 P.Saroukos 17 18 0 84 634 35.2 C.Williams 17 18 1 84 586 34.5 A.Waugh 10 10 2 67 * 266 33.3 J.Wilson 17 13 7 48 * 191 31.8 D.Rixon 9 9 0 72 236 26.2 T.Pinson 16 11 5 25 89 14.8 D.Fallins 14 10 1 52 118 13.1 Jayden Brown 15 6 3 16 * 32 10.7

Also played : B.Dwarshuis 6-3-0-15-16-5.3, N.Amos 5-4-0-11-15-3.8, S.Milliken 3-2-0-7-7-3.5.

Highest scores : S.Watson 184 v.St.George, 71 v.Mosman; Jamie Brown 126 v. Bankstown, 109 v. North Sydney, 106 v.Sydney University (qual. final), 101 v. Penrith, 91 v.Randwick Petersham, 79 v.Hawkesbury, 66 v.Manly-Warringah; J.Biviano 122 v.St.George, 102 v.Sydney University (qual. final), 95. Hawkesbury, 72 v.Eastern Suburbs, 53 v.Mosman; L.Hawksworth 119* v.Eastern Suburbs, 71 v.North Sydney; T.Doyle 92 v.Sydney University (qual. final), 91 v.Randwick Petersham, 65 v.Gordon; C.Williams 91 v.Penrith, 84 v. Fairfield-Liverpool, 66 v. Campbelltown-Camden, 64 v.Sydney University (qual. final), 52 v.Bankstown (L/O qtr-final); P.Saroukos 84 v.Mosman, 75 v.Fairfield-Liverpool, 61 v.University of NSW, 51 v.Manly-Warringah; D.Rixon 72 v.Eastern Suburbs; A.Waugh 67* v. Fairfield-Liverpool; D.Fallins 52 v.Fairfield-Liverpool.

Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average

T.Pinson 16 179.3 24 781 27 28.9 D.Fallins 14 244.4 33 857 27 31.7 J.Wilson 17 294.5 70 971 31 31.3 A.Waugh 10 76.5 11 348 10 34.8 B.Dwarshuis 6 90.1 16 338 8 42.3 Jayden Brown 15 113.0 19 446 9 49.6

Also bowled : D.Rixon 22.0-3-89-2-44.5, T.Doyle 54.4-2-211-4-52.8, N.Amos 60.5-5-213-3-71.0, S.Watson 22.5-3-72-1-72.0, Jamie Brown 21-1-125-1-125.0, P.Saroukos 1-0-11-0, C.Williams 2-1-19-0, S.Milliken 9-0-55-0.

Best bowling figures : T.Pinson 6-41 v.Bankstown, 5-46 v.Sydney; J.Wilson 5-78 v.Western Suburbs, 4-39 v.University of NSW, 4-51 v.Manly-Warringah; D.Fallins 4-50 v.Manly-Warringah, 4-145 v.Fairfield-Liverpool.

Wicketkeeping : J.Biviano 20 catches, 4 stumpings.

Catches : D.RIxon 9; D.Fallins 7; Jamie Brown, C.Williams 6 each; L.Hawksworth, A.Waugh 5 each; T.Doyle, P.Saroukos, J.Wilson 4 each; Jayden Brown 3; T.Pinson, S.Watson 2 each; B.Dwarshuis, S.Milliken 1 each. LIMITED OVERS COMPETITION

Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average

Jamie Brown 5 5 0 109 261 52.2 L.Hawksworth 4 4 2 71 98 49.0 C.Williams 5 5 0 91 220 44.0 D.Rixon 3 3 0 43 100 33.3 J.Biviano 5 5 0 48 130 26.0 T.Doyle 5 5 2 17 * 63 21.0 P.Saroukos 5 5 0 61 94 18.8 D.Fallins 5 4 1 19 27 9.0 J.Wilson 5 2 1 9 * 9 9.0 T.Pinson 5 3 1 7 10 5.0 S.Watson 2 2 0 4 4 2.0

Also played : A.Waugh 1-1-0-8-8-8.0, B.Dwarshuis 1-1-0-1-1-1.0, Jayden Brown 4-1-1-1*-1- --.

Highest scores : Jamie Brown 109 v.North Sydney, 101 v.Penrith; C.Williams 91 v. Penrith, 66 v.Campbelltown-Camden, 52 v.Bankstown (qtr-final); L.Hawksworth 71 v.North Sydney; P.Saroukos 61 v.University of NSW.

Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average

J.Wilson 5 58.0 5 256 11 23.3 T.Doyle 5 33.4 1 150 4 37.5 D.Fallins 5 50.0 1 232 6 38.7 D.Rixon 3 17.0 1 82 2 41.0 T.Pinson 5 45.5 4 253 6 42.2 Jayden Brown 4 22.0 1 113 2 56.5

Also bowled : S.Watson 10.2-1-39-1-39.0, A.Waugh 6-0-42-1-42.0, B.Dwarshuis 10-0-61-1-61.0, Jamie Brown 5-0-25-0.

Best bowling figures : J.Wilson 4-39 v.University of NSW, 3-41 v.North Sydney.

Wicketkeeping : J.Biviano 4 catches, 2 stumpings.

Catches : D.Fallins 5; D.Rixon, P.Saroukos 3 each; A.Waugh 2; Jayden Brown, L.Hawksworth, T.Pinson, C.Williams, J.Wilson 1 each.

TWENTY20 COMPETITION

Batting Mts Inns NO H.Score Runs Ave Balls faced Strike rate

S.Watson 3 3 1 114 * 169 84.5 88 192.05 Jamie Brown 6 6 1 74 * 203 40.6 137 148.18 C.Williams 6 5 1 47 144 36.0 158 91.14 J.Biviano 6 6 0 36 113 18.8 114 99.12 D.Fallins 5 3 1 24 37 18.5 23 160.87 T.Pinson 6 3 2 9 17 17.0 20 85.00 A.Waugh 3 3 1 19 32 16.0 32 100.00 L.Hawksworth 4 2 0 16 22 11.0 23 95.65 D.Rixon 4 4 1 13 33 11.0 30 110.00 P.Saroukos 6 6 1 15 41 8.2 31 132.26 J.Wilson 6 3 1 7 * 15 7.5 21 71.43 Jayden Brown 6 2 2 10 * 12 -- 10 120.00

Also played : B.Dwarshuis 1--1-0-5-5-5.0, T.Doyle 2-1-0-1-1-1.0.

Highest scores : S.Watson 114* (53) v.Mosman (qtr-final), 41 (25) v.Newcastle; Jamie Brown 74* (34) v.Randwick Petersham, 69 (39) v.Newcastle, 44 (31) v. Illawarra; Chris Williams 47 (41) v.Randwick Petersham; J.Biviano 36 (35) v. Mosman (qtr-final).

Bowling Mts Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Ave Econ rate

S.Watson 3 2.0 0 5 1 5.0 2.50 B.Dwarshuis 1 4.0 0 25 4 6.3 6.25 T.Pinson 6 22.0 0 137 9 15.2 6.23 D.Rixon 4 8.0 0 67 4 16.8 8.38 A.Waugh 3 10.5 0 90 4 22.5 8.31 Jayden Brown 6 20.0 0 140 6 23.3 7.00 J.Wilson 6 23.0 0 163 6 27.2 7.09 D.Fallins 5 20.0 0 125 3 41.7 6.25

Best bowling figures : J.Wilson 4-23 v.Mosman (qtr-final); B.Dwarshuis 4-25 v. Randwick Petersham; T.Pinson 3-20 v.Newcastle, 2-22 v.Sydney (semi-final), 2-33 v.Mosman; D.Fallins 2-13 v.Randwick Petersham; A.Waugh 2-22 v. Randwick Petersham, 2-31 v.Illawarra; D.Rixon 2-23 v.Mosman, 2-44 v. Newcastle.

Wicketkeeping : J.Biviano 2 catches.

Catches : P.Saroukos 6; Jamie Brown, C.Williams 4 each; D.Fallins, J.Wilson 2 each; T.Pinson, A.Waugh 1 each.

SECOND GRADE

It was an honour to captain the Sutherland second grade side this season. In terms of results, it was a testing season, with the only taste of victory being in the pre-season warm up matches! While this brought obvious disappointment and frustration for our side, the results alone do not tell the true story of the season.

The second grade squad was young and relatively inexperienced in higher grade cricket, but full of promise and enthusiasm. Despite the lack of opportunities to sing Shark Attack, every player bounced back each week with a great attitude ready to compete again. Most importantly, every player fed into a quality culture of enjoying each other’s company regardless of personal performance. For this, I would like to thank everyone who took the field for us – it is what I will remember most about the season.

Looking at the fact that we finished bottom of the table, it would be easy to think that we weren’t competitive, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. In almost every single post-match captain’s meeting, the opposing captain and umpires would comment on how impressive our side was in certain aspects of the game. Comments like “the way you guys bowled was as challenging as anything we have played all season… I can’t believe you aren’t up there in the ladder” or “you really had us on the ropes there, we were lucky to get away with the result in the end”. These speak to the reality that was, we played some really good cricket in stages. This got us close to winning a number of matches but where we fell short was in sustaining quality across all aspects of the game for long periods of time. The following examples are some team highlights that give a glimpse of this team’s capability.

Round 5 against Eastern Suburbs: We bowled brilliantly to have Easts nervous at 9/192 in chase of our first innings total of 214, with Steven Milliken and Liam Hehir causing all sorts of trouble for the lower order. After four successive losses, we genuinely felt we were about to get a taste of victory. The atmosphere in the field was electric. There were at least 6 near misses in seeking that final wicket before Easts finally crept over the line.

Round 6 against Manly: We put together a reasonable batting performance, led by Dan Rixon’s 84, to set them 231. While we knew we were still a little below par with that score, it still gave us a competitive total to bowl at and our bowlers came out on fire after tea at GMO, reducing Manly to 4/47 at one stage. We were full of optimism the following week, but couldn’t replicate the dominance of the week before, with Manly putting on almost 100 for the 5th wicket.

Round 7 against UNSW: Another brilliant display of bowling and fielding had us in our best position of the season, with UNSW all out for 164. All six bowlers used picked up at least one wicket, with Alex Watkiss claiming outstanding figures of 5-25 from 7 overs. Patrick Driscoll, making his second grade debut, was also a stand out, returning 1-13 off his 10 overs (with 5 maidens!). The run chase couldn’t have been more different to our efforts with the ball, as we went from 0/30 to 125 all out. Gutted!

Round 10 against Randwick Petersham: On a very slow, difficult pitch, James Arnold played a hero’s knock, batting through to the final ball of the innings in his 91. This and Josh Zyweitz’s 48 gave us a competitive total of 195 from our 50 overs. In the field, it felt like an action replay of round 5 against Easts as Steven Milliken and Liam Hehir took a flurry of late wickets to cause a panic in the Randy Petes camp. 7/179 became 8/179 and then 9/187 as we got a real sniff of that elusive first win. For what felt like an hour, their number 11 played and missed, and played and missed, and got hit on the pads… until finally playing the best shot we had seen all season, a lofted drive for 6 over mid-off to break our hearts… again.

Round 12 against Western Suburbs: Probably our best bowling display all season, led by the return of Dimitri Magoulias who got the ball to talk with subtle changes of angle in his 4-39 off 10 overs. Javed Mohammed was also great on debut, with 2-23 from 9, as was the ever-reliable Nick Amos with 3-35 off 8.4. We looked confident in our chase, getting to 2/65 thanks to Callum Weatherall and Nick Amos, before losing 6/40… the rest was history… another gut-wrenching loss.

Round 13 against Hawkesbury: As is evident from the narrow losses mentioned above, it was our bowling that kept us competitive for most of the season. In this match, however, our batting lifted to nearer the level we expected of ourselves. The top four all made starts (Callum Weatherall 31, Nick Amos 53, Dan Rixon 34, Rory Darkins 70), which was a step in the right direction, but none of us made that big score required to set an imposing total. As it turned out, we were probably 20 runs short, with Hawkesbury hanging on from being 8/245 to end up 8/271…

In all of these close matches, a key inspiration was Richie Bull with his courageous/outlandish wicketkeeping in which he turned matches with ridiculous catches standing up to the quicks. Richie ended up with over 30 dismissals for the season but it was his contribution to the team culture that was all the more noteworthy.

A key role of any second grade side is to prepare and produce future first grade players. There were several highlights in this regard. Nick Amos announced himself as a genuine all-rounder, having been convinced to change from seam to spin in the off season. Nick was a key player for us with bat and ball and became a regular member of the first grade squad. Steve Milliken also made the step up to first grade after several great spells in which he was dangerous with both orthodox and reverse swing. We didn’t see Luke Hawkesworth after the first few rounds this season due to him establishing his place as a genuine top order first grade batsman. It was great to see these players get a real taste for first grade cricket. There are a number of players who formed the basis of our second grade side this year who will be right in the mix for higher honours next season too.

While it was very much a developmental season this year, the second grade side for the coming season will be a more experienced, hardened and confident one who I am sure will be highly competitive. As captain, it was a privilege to see so many young players grow in confidence as they proved themselves to be quality second grade players and even better club-men. The future looks bright.

Finally, a few important thank yous. Thank you to Phil Weatherall for his leadership and support as chairman of selectors; Tom Iceton for his tireless commitment to all aspects of administration; Dan Rixon and the coaching staff & volunteers for creating an environment of growth; parents and supporters who made home games a pleasure to be a part of even when we fell short on the field; and finally to the committee for ensuring that the club continues to uphold the high standards it is known for both on and off the field.

RORY DARKINS

2ND GRADE Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average D.Rixon 8 8 1 84 281 40.1 N.Amos 12 12 0 75 357 29.8 C.Weatherall 15 18 0 97 467 25.9 R.Darkins 13 15 0 70 302 20.1 S.Thornton 9 10 1 38 180 20.0 J.Arnold 14 17 0 91 326 19.2 D.Michalak 6 6 0 52 105 17.5 A.Fallins 7 7 0 43 105 15.0 R.Bull 13 15 2 31 163 12.5 J.Almond 6 8 0 33 100 12.5 P.Driscoll 8 7 2 19 * 62 12.4 S.Milliken 13 14 8 19 * 66 11.0 A.Watkiss 7 8 0 32 53 6.6 L.Hehir 15 16 3 16 81 6.2

Also played : J.Zywietz 3-4-0-49-141-35.3, L.Hawksworth 3-3-0-46-101-33.7, M.Hughston 1-1-0-31-31-31.0, J.Johnston 3-4-1-39*-67-22.3, A.Lee 3-3-1-23*-43-21.5, D.Magoulias 3-3-0-29-44-14.7, K.Medway 4-4-0-12-26-6.5, Jayden Brown 2-2-0-9-9-4.5, L.Whitehouse 1-1-0-3-3-3.0, T.Gilbert 1-1-0-2-2-2.0, T.Doyle 1-1-0-0-0-0.0, J.Mohammed 1-1-0-0-0-0.0, N.Whittingham 1-1-0-0-0-0.0. Highest scores : C.Weatherall 97 v.St.George; J.Arnold 91 v.Randwick Petersham; D.Rixon 84 v.Manly-Warringah, 70* v.Mosman; A.Watkiss 81 v.Fairfield-Liverpool; N.Amos 75 v.Gordon, 69 v.Campbelltown-Camden, 53 v.Hawkesbury; R.Darkins 70 v. Hawkesbury; D.Michalak 52 v.Penrith. Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average P.Driscoll 8 68.0 19 217 10 21.7 D.Magoulias 3 34.3 3 133 6 22.2 S.Milliken 13 145.0 20 533 21 25.4 D.Rixon 8 79.0 14 277 9 30.8 N.Amos 12 140.2 19 552 16 34.5 J.Almond 6 56.1 8 244 7 34.9 L.Hehir 15 180.3 29 713 19 37.5 A.Fallins 7 55.0 4 245 6 40.8 Also bowled : J.Mohammed 9-2-23-2-11.5, A.Watkiss 24-1-124-5-24.8, R.Darkins 5-0-32-1-32.0, Jayden Brown 17-1-83-2-41.5, D.Michalak 57.5-2-256-3-85.3, J.Arnold 45.5-4-191-1-191.0, C.Weatherall 3-1-5-0, T.Gilbert 1-0-9-0, L.Whitehouse N.Whittingham 10-0-24-0, J.Zywietz 3-0-28-0, A.Lee 18-0-84-0. Best bowling figures : A.Watkiss 5-25 v.University of NSW; N.Amos 5-98 v.St.George; D.Magoulias 4-39 v.Western Suburbs; S.Milliken 4-44 v.Mosman. Wicketkeeping : R.Bull 27 catches, 2 stumpings; L.Hawksworth 6 catches. Catches : K.Hehir 7; J.Almond, J.Arnold 4 each; P.Driscoll, K.Medway, D.Rixon, A.Watkiss 3 each; N.Amos, R.Darkins, A.Lee, D.Michalak, C.Weatherall 2 each; J.Johnston, S.Milliken, S.Thornton, J.Zywietz 1 each. THIRD GRADE

Firstly, congratulations to 1st and 5th Grades on making the finals and to all the award winners for the season.

I would like to thank all the players who contributed to the 3rd Grade team this season. The 2017- 18 season was challenging in terms of results, finishing bottom of the table with only two wins for the season, but those results didn’t reflect the competitiveness, talent and commitment to the team. For me having not played cricket for 3 seasons, it was a new challenge. Getting to know these young players, what makes them tick and the best way to captain a team learning grade cricket took time and because of this we may have missed out on a few more wins.

With youth on our side, all players who contributed in 3rd Grade this season demonstrated the talent and commitment required to represent Sutherland in higher grades. If this group can consistently play to their potential and are patient in their development, I’m confident in their ability to create that winning culture again at Sutherland. Throughout the season, every player at one time or another performed at a level that was above their opposition, be it with bat, ball or in the field.

We started the season with a great win against the Ghosts at Raby 2. Batting first on what was going to be a slow pitch, we lost our openers early. Shaun Thornton stepped up to score 103no in just under 50 overs. It was a fantastic innings of patience and aggression that enabled Josh Johnston to bat around him for 42 as we posted 4/188 for our 50 overs. After our trial game against Fairfield- Liverpool, I had faith in our bowling attack to get the job done on that pitch and that they did. Louis Whitehouse caused trouble early to take a wicket in the first over. Tom Vandermaal took the honours of bowling into the strong breeze and did a great job finishing with 1-25 off 9 overs. The middle overs were kept tight with all bowlers contributing to the wickets. In the 44th over, they were 7/164 when Louis took the ball and grabbed two wickets, finishing with 3-15 off 7, a top performance. Following that, pressure prevailed and we grabbed a run out to win the game and start the season off well.

The following rounds against St George and Mosman were disappointing as we didn’t post enough runs to apply pressure to experienced teams. A highlight to come from the Mosman game was Kieran Medway’s 98. Making his debut that game in 3rd Grade against a team that had been in the top 6 for the past few seasons, he showed maturity beyond his 16 years and by the end of the innings was playing shots that the bowlers and captain could not contain.

Round 4 against Fairfield-Liverpool was a great show of development in the team. With contributions from James Hawkesworth 84, Alex Watkiss 81 and strong lower order batting we ended up with 321. With a rain delay the following week, the team had them on the ropes at 4/40. Smaller partnerships evolved but wickets were still being taken, we had them 8/281 at the end of the day. An opportunity lost to get a second win. A great bowling performance by Alex Lee with his off-spin, taking 4 wickets from his 24 overs. Once Alex is in his groove, he is very hard to play, a player with a lot of potential with both bat and ball and wouldn’t be out of place with his fielding in the highest grade. Pat Driscoll and Jayden Hankin also contributed with 2 wickets each in tight bowling spells.

Round 5 against East we started late due to rain. Our innings saw another low scoring batting performance held up by Kieran Medway and debutant Dylan Holdstock. The Green Shield Captain batted with intent and class as the two youngest players in the team put on nearly 50 runs against most likely the most experienced team in the competition, great signs for the future. Finishing that day, we bowled poorly to let them into the game. Returning the following week, we had a point to prove, the bowlers bowled tight and took wickets to put pressure back on our opposition which was great to see, having them 8 wickets down when they passed us. Pat Driscoll 3-42 off 15 and Tyson Gilbert 2-25 off 9 were the strong contributors. These sorts of efforts show the capabilities of these young players, it’s just a matter of doing it as a team consistently. They sent us back in and nearly rolled us but Dylan Holdstock and Alex Lee held the middle together to finish the game.

Round 6 against Manly saw us lose the toss and bowl. It was warm and predicted to be a road but all our bowlers applied pressure with the ball, bowling great areas, drying up the runs and bowling them out for 172. The next week saw club legend Matt Hughston join us, scoring 41. We were 5/106 with plenty of batting in the bank when the rain came and finished off the game. A game that saw our bowlers lead the way into what I would have liked to think would have been another win, another example of this team’s potential.

The following four rounds we entered one day season (the dog days of grade cricket) and they turned out to be such. Rounds 7 v UNSW and 8 v Penrith, we were not able to apply enough pressure with bat or ball and our fielding was less than average. A strong performance over this period was Kieran Medway (58) and Ben Pierce (26), our youngest members of the team, in a 65 run partnership against UNSW. They showed great skill to turn the ball around for singles and take the 4s and 6s with the bad ball.

Into 2018 and we started Round 9 v North Sydney well, with our openers Ben Pierce and James Hawskesworh putting on 50, we ended up posting 246 off our 50 overs with a Josh Zyweitz cameo of 98. We were confident our bowlers could get the job done and they bowled particularly well for the first 40 overs but our fielding let us down. We had them 4/162 off 40 overs when they scored 90 runs from their last 8 overs to get the win. The game was ours, but with dropping at least 6 catches, we let them in and they took their chance.

The following and last one dayer of that run had us against Randwick Petersham. We were rolled for 107 after overnight rain. Our innings lacked the patience needed for a soft pitch and a knowledge of how to turn runs in those difficult situations. All of which will come over time with this young group but lessons learned. We managed to take 6 wickets in a strong bowling individual performance by Tyson Gilbert of 1-9 off 5, moving the ball and causing trouble for their experienced batsman.

Rounds 11 & 12 continued our downward spiral. Round 11 an outright loss against Bankstown was particularly hard to stomach as within our first innings 8 out of the 11 batsman got a start and failed to go on with it. Josh Johnston was the exception, scoring a very classy 63 to show his abilities against spin and to turn the score over against the mediums. We finished our innings on 159. Our bowling was loose and subsequently ended with them nearly passing us at the end of Day 1, with the exception of Jayden Hankin who bowled tight and with movement to take 4-29 off 13. Day 2 saw them pass us and be bowled out for 251, a good comeback. Our innings started well with Ben Pierce and Will Vandermaal putting on 54. They were doing it easily, Will scoring 46, when we collapsed showing very little resolution or application to the situation. We passed their score and they needed 35 to win and got it 2 down. I think the boys knew the gravity of losing outright, particularly against Bankstown, and we asked ourselves to be better, practice better and apply ourselves in tough situations. It was good to see following this round a stronger purpose at training was applied, training with intent instead of just doing it.

The following game against Wests, we lost the game on our own. Up to 9 relatively easy catches went down, allowing them to score 209 off a reduced 39 overs. We created the chances but were unable to execute. Subsequently our run chase was tough and we never got near it. Shaun Thornton scoring a strong 46 was the shining light. While the result was poor the effort was there.

Round 13 v Hawkesbury, our second win! Travelling to Bensons Lane is always a tough task. With the temperature pushing high 30’s, we won the toss and batted. They bowled well and after a slow start had us 4/46, but a great partnership of 89 between Kieran Medway (74) and Josh Johnston (34) helped revive our innings. Further contributions from Dom Michalak (34) saw us bowled out for 207. We were not able to grab an overnight wicket but kept them contained and in with the chance the following week. Day 2 changes to the team brought the much-loved Louis Whitehouse back into 3rds with debutant Andrew Ritchie on the back of strong performances in 4th Grade. We started the day well, not taking a wicket but bowling great areas thanks to Tyson and Jayden. After 27 overs they were 2/70 and in a strong position. Some great bowling from Louis, Andrew and Ben Pierce saw us get through their middle order quickly, leaving them 5/106 at tea. They showed good fight to hold their innings together but we keep taking wickets and the game, bowling them out for 187. All bowlers contributed to the game, in particular Ben Pierce 3- 37 off 15 and Tyson Gilbert 2-25 off 13. Our keeper Elliott Brookes was a standout behind the stumps, taking 4 good catches, 2 against the spinners. It was a great effort from the boys to get the win at the end of a tough season.

After round 13 we played some great cricket without getting the win. Against Gordon in round 14 and Sydney round 15 we showed a development in skills and application as a team to push these two sides who were going for a top 6 position. Round 14 vs Gordon saw us put on 255 off 84 overs, batting out the day is not something we had done in a long time. Some good starts with the bat but standout performances were Shaun Thornton 64 and Elliot Brookes 51. We bowled well against a strong batting line-up, causing some trouble in the middle order, but with a few missed opportunities that should have been taken, it cost us a chance of pushing them to the end. If we had taken these, I believe we would have had them in a lot of trouble, unfortunately they passed us 7 down. Another great bowling performance by Ben Pierce showing his all-round abilities taking 4-72.

Final round of the year against Sydney had them needing the win to make the top 6. They won the toss and batted on a lively pitch with them getting away to a quick start, but we were taking wickets, having them 3/55 off 10 overs. We were able to pull them back to 6/124 off 30 with some tight bowling and fielding, eventually ending up with 8/230. On a small, fast ground with lots of scoring opportunities, we liked our chances to give it a good crack for the last game and leave an impression. Losing Ben early after playing some first-class shots, we got to 2/85, with Will Vandermaal (22) and Elliott Brookes (50) putting on 77. It was a great innings by Elliott, showcasing his talents, getting on top of the bowlers with both his stroke play and chat only to get a stinker of a decision (umpire later apologising). Once Elliott was out, the middle order collapsed leaving a run chase a very tough ask. Kieran Medway tried hard contributing 35 but there was no one to go with him. Our innings ended at 168.

While these performances on paper don’t seem much for a young group they all add up, particularly after seeing them learn from their mistakes and finish the season competing well against the top teams. The following players made up the core of the team;

Ben Pierce – His first full season of grade cricket. Traveling all the way from South West Rocks to play, no-one could doubt his commitment. Facing the new ball on most occasions, he took it upon himself to lead the team with the bat, unfortunately he didn’t have someone there to guide him, so he was exposed, which is hard for a 16 year old. Always up for the battle and on occasions got into some great heated moments with opposition and unfortunately once with a team mate. Has a wealth of potential with both bat and ball that will turn into results in time.

Tyson Gilbert – After starting in 2nds we were lucky enough to have his services for the rest of the season. A quick opening bowler for an under 17 that had some great spells this year showing up some highly-experienced batsmen. Has a huge interest in the game and to learn as seen at training and his performances towards the end of the season, particularly closing out the game which was great to see, very unlucky not to have taken more wickets. Very handy batsman that helped us out a lot in tough times. If he keeps working, he will be a great asset to the club.

Jayden Hankin – A great improver this year with both bat and ball. Opening the bowling at times or bowling first change, he showed great determination bowling some fantastic spells of seam bowling. Has the ability to bowl what I call the ‘Hank’ ball which, is a ball at least 10 clicks quicker that his regular deliveries and moves. If he can keep training hard and get the right input from coaches, he could bowl this ball regularly causing a lot of trouble. Handy with the bat and able to hit 6s with ease which was a great help at times in getting us out of trouble.

Elliott Brookes – The enigma that is Brooksey. A highly talented gloveman and batsman, he showed his abilities throughout this season that he is up to higher honors. Unfortunately going away and missing games derailed his season early on but he got back on the horse after being dropped to 4ths to have some great performances. Loves the battle and in the last game got into some great verbals with the opposition’s opening bowler. After going tit for tat and copping a few short balls, they set a field of a backstop (for top edge?) and a deep square leg. Next ball was short and Brooksey belted in front of square for four. This is a small moment, but the team loved it, showing while we were getting beaten the fight was still there.

Josh Johnston – 21 going on 41, the oldest 21-year-old I know. In a team full of teenagers, it was good to have Josh around for his input and thoughts about how the game was going. Playing a hand full of 2nd grade games, he can count himself unlucky not to have played more. Very skilled batsman particularly of spin, played some great innings for us holding our middle order together and was unlucky not to get higher scores. When he plays with confidence he is very hard to get out. Was able to put the gloves on for us when our keeper went missing, a great contributor to our season.

Kieran Medway – After coming up from 4th Grade, he looked right at home in 3rds. A great talent who played some innings that were far beyond his years. Has a technique that works for him and with a little more help will be able to get results at higher grades. Very sharp in the field and a great competitor which is what this club needs. We lost Kieran to 2nd grade for some periods but were fortunate to get him back (maybe not for him). Another one that can count himself unlucky to not have got a few more opportunities. If he keeps going the way he has those chances will be coming more often.

Alex Watkiss – The Kissa manage to split his season between 2nds and 3rds. A very dedicated trainer, was great to have him around the group when he was there for his insights. He showed his potential scoring 59 vs Mosman and 81 vs Fairfield-Liverpool in consecutive rounds before going up to 2nds. Having known Kissa for some time now the only person that beats him is himself. If he can manage to play with the confidence of those early rounds throughout the season, he will be very successful. That and not bowling 18 no balls in a spell of bowling, sorry Kissa it had to be said. For more details: 1-42 off 7 overs incl 18 no balls and 1 wide.

Alex Lee – A fantastic off-spinner when on a roll but as I have been called before, cannon fodder when not getting it right. A great fielder and very handy batsman Alex seemed to have gone missing towards the end of the season. To me this is a great shame for a player who even when things are not going well is highly competitive. Starting off in 2nd grade and ending up in 4th grade can be a tough ride for any young player but we hope he goes around next year to continue to contribute to the Sharks as he has potential to play higher grades consistently.

Will Vandermaal – Somehow Will managed 7 games with us after staring off the season on the injured list. Held back by a shoulder injury Will played some top innings for us after being asked to open the batting. Has a great eye and hands and is good to have around the team. Wasn’t able to make training for work which led to lesser performances. Fortunately, his place of work is a major sponsor so I’m sure if he asks he can turn up 30min later to get a hit in. Is a much better player than his current form, if he gives himself the chance he can get back to his ‘golden years’ as he puts it.

James Hawkesworth – A very solid player who made some great contributions to the team with the bat. Never really seemed troubled until he got himself out. Could very easily play higher grades if he wants to with both bat and ball.

Dominic Michalak – ‘Get around him’!! Naturally gifted player who unfortunately rode the ladder of grade cricket from 4ths to 2nds to 3rds and around again leading to most likely confusion on where he stood in the club. A talented leg spinner who helped out the team when needed. Bowls a very consistent length that can be hard to get away. Unfortunately, we never really had enough runs to support him to get into a spell and he was on the end of some poor fielding resulting in dropped catches off his bowling. Contributed to the runs when needed with some crucial innings and is very sharp in the field. If he can hopefully get the right advice could be very handy for the club.

Shaun Thornton – Bertie Beatle!! Doesn’t say much but can bat. His 100 in the first round and a couple of other scores around 50 showed his class in 3rds. Lost to 2nds for most of the season he played some crucial innings for us. Again, the only person beating Bert is Bert. Is a very strong hitter of the ball who doesn’t need to go for it as he has the talent to put away the bad ball with ease. If he tightens up around the areas he has trouble scoring from, he can become a very consistent run getter.

Others were Louis Whitehouse, Pat Driscoll, Tom Vandermaal and Joel Almond. Very talented players and when playing 3rds contributed to both wickets and runs.

I would like to thank Phil Weatherall for his dedication and commitment to the role as Chairman of Selectors. As we all know, it has been a very tough time for Phil and the family but his commitment to the role as always has been 100%. I do not envy anyone that holds this role, particularly in the recent years of players pulling out of games more frequently than committing to a season; somehow, he makes it all work. We managed to use 29 players this season in third grade which gives you an indication of the amount of changes that occurred.

A big thanks to Steve Pierce who took up the scoring this season which was a great help. There is nothing more park cricket than not having a team scorer and he saved face for us a little bit by doing that, so thank you Steve.

To all the parents that helped with tea, covers or drying the pitch up at Sutherland Oval, your efforts didn’t go unnoticed and as a club we are greatly appreciative.

It’s not an annual report without thanking Tom. Tom keeps this club ticking and in order, without him we would be lost. Thanks for all your hard work Tom and reminding me to do my captain’s reports.

Again, while results didn’t go our way, I would like to thank the boys and parents for an enjoyable season and commitment to each match.

JOHNNY DERWENT

3RD GRADE

Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average S.Thornton 6 7 1 103 * 240 40.0 K.Medway 11 12 0 98 371 30.9 A.Watkiss 7 6 0 81 185 30.8 E.Brookes 9 9 0 51 236 26.2 D.Michalak 6 6 2 34 99 24.8 J.Hawksworth 7 7 0 84 172 24.6 J.Johnston 11 12 0 63 241 20.1 B.Pierce 14 16 1 38 233 15.5 A.Lee 7 7 1 38 89 14.8 J.Hankin 15 15 5 23 135 13.5 W.Vandermaal 7 8 0 46 97 12.1 J.Derwent 14 14 3 24 133 12.1 T.Gilbert 12 13 3 26 101 10.1 T.Vandermaal 5 5 4 5 * 8 8.0 J.Almond 5 5 1 15 * 22 5.5 Also played : J.Zywietz 2-2-0-98-126-63.0, R.Bull 2-1-0-41-41-41.0, M.Hughston 1-1-0-41-41-41.0, J.Arnold 1-1-0-33-33-33.0, D.Holdstock 1-2-0-27-49-24.5, A.Fallins 2-2-0-14-27-13.5, L.Whitehouse 5-2-1-11*-11-11.0, D.Magoulias 2-3-0-18-25-8.3, A.Fleming 1-1-0-7-7-7.0, F.Graham 3-3-0-7-17-5.7, P.Driscoll 5-4-1-6-10-3.3, C.Philipson 3-3-0-3-5-1.7, D.Croker 3-3-1-3*-3-1.5, T.Church 2-3-0-3-3-1.0, P.Agalgaonkar 1-DNB, A.Ritchie 1-DNB. Highest scores : S.Thornton 103* v.Campbelltown-Camden, 64 v.Gordon; K,Medway 98 v.Mosman, 58 v.University of NSW; J.Zywietz 98 v.North Sydney; J.Hawksworth 84 v.Fairfield-Liverpool; J.Johnston 63 v.Bankstown; A.Watkiss 59 v.Mosman; E.Brookes 51 v.Gordon, 50 v.Sydney.

Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average L.Whitehouse 5 41.1 11 99 6 16.5 J.Derwent 14 144.4 18 554 28 19.8 P.Driscoll 5 60.0 13 152 7 21.7 T.Gilbert 12 98.1 15 348 12 29.0 J.Hankin 15 105.0 18 409 13 31.5 B.Pierce 14 91.0 11 372 10 37.2 Also bowled : K.Medway 3-0-12-1-12.0, A.Fleming 4-0-20-1-20.0, J.Almond 25.3-4-107-5-21.4, J.Arnold 5-0-23-1-23.0, T.Vandermaal 38-10-116-4-29.0, D.Magoulias 17-3-87-2-43.5, A.Watkiss 21-1-103-2-51.5, A.Lee 39-0-272-5-54.4, D.Michalak 42-7-182-3-60.7, J.Zywietz 11-0-70-1-70.0, J.Johnston 12-0-71-1-71.0, A.Ritchie 8-0-25-0, W.Vandermaal 4-0-34-0, A.Fallins 13-1-80-0. Best bowling figures : J.Hankin 4-29 v.Bankstown; J.Derwent 4-33 v.Manly- Warringah, 4-53 v.Hawkesbury, 4-69 v.Bankstown; B.Pierce 4-72 v.Gordon; A.Lee 4-148 v.Fairfield-Liverpool.

Wicketkeeping : E.Brookes 8 catches, 2 stumpings; C.Philipson 4 catches, 1 stumping; R.Bull 3 catches. Catches : B.Pierce 7; J.Derwent, J.Hankin 5 each; A.Lee 4; J.Almond, K.Medway, W.Vandermaal 3 each; P.Driscoll, T.Gilbert, F.Graham, D.Magoulias, D.Michalak 2 each; T.Church, D.Croker, A.Fleming, J.Johnston, S.Thornton, T.Vandermaal, A.Watkiss, J.Zywietz 1 each.

FOURTH GRADE

Season 2017-18 for Fourth Grade could be looked at from several different viewpoints. With a 5- 10 record for the year and a 14th place finish, the most obvious reaction would be disappointment. However, for the first half of the season, we sat firmly entrenched in finals contention, winning our first four games and playing a good standard of cricket. Early momentum is key in any successful campaign and given many of this team were in their first season of grade cricket (and aside from a few cameo appearances, most of the team had less than 3 seasons of experience under the belt), the fact that we started off with such a bang is encouraging in terms of how the boys prepared for the season. These wins also didn’t come easily and the desire and determination on display in a couple of these games – even when things started to get tight – shows a lot about the underlying character of this group.

Looking at it from this point of view, the season could almost be considered a missed opportunity. While in hindsight, the five victories recorded were all against teams below us on the ladder, on any given day, we had the talent and drive to get a result. Unfortunately, some of the grit and energy we displayed early in the year petered out and we didn’t record a win after Christmas. During this stint, players coming up from 5th Grade in form didn’t quite have the impact they would have liked and a number of players coming back from 3rd Grade that played a big part in our early season success often came back a little out of whack and down on confidence. If there’s a take home message from this bad patch (and there were a lot of lessons learnt over those last 8 games), it is to treat every game, every week and even every session on its merits – you can’t change what has already happened and you don’t necessarily get the silver spoon every week. You have to continue to work hard, no matter what trajectory you’re on and always remember that things can change very quickly. Whilst this is a straightforward message, as a group it was evident a couple of times that the focus was on things that had already happened, not what could happen, and as a result the level of concentration waned.

Our bowling attack over the season was competitive and disciplined. It could never be said that an opposition batting line-up had control of our attack. Chances were created of which the majority were taken. We did have a few off days in the field but it rarely ended up hurting us. However, as these players continue to march up through the grades, it is so important that we grab every chance. A lot of effort goes in to creating the chance and the flatter the pitch – as is the case in the higher grades – the greater the effort. A greater sense of self-awareness on the training ground would go some way in addressing the conversion of chances into wickets – sometimes it only takes two people with a bat and a ball, it doesn’t have to involve half the club with a coach. Grade training differs vastly from juniors and can take time to adapt to, but it is so important that a self-management strategy is instilled early into players. That being said, there are a number of players new to grade this year that trained the house down and could always be counted on in the field come game day.

Our big downfall this year was with the bat. Only seven 50s – 2 of these occurring the same game – and fourteen 50+ partnerships were recorded over the year. We were also bowled out for under 100 in 3 consecutive innings, 2 of which were under 50. Seasoned campaigners are well aware of Sutherland Oval’s reputation as a batsman’s graveyard, but I really don’t think the pitch had a lot to do with it. Poor shot selection combined with a lack of concentration (too busy thinking about the play and miss the ball before?) are the main culprits here. The situation at training didn’t make it any better, with several fourth and fifth grade bowlers often filling in the void left by higher graders not present at training. Alas it meant that on the days where our batsman faced genuine pace bowling, they were found out.

When all is said and done about the season, we still need to remember that of the 39 players that represented Sutherland in Fourth Grade this year, the overwhelming majority are kids still learning their craft. The gap from juniors to grade cricket seems to be widening, and the mere nature of how a grade club functions is a bit of a culture shock to a newcomer. Throw in the fact that you have to play through summer (school holiday breaks are long gone), you journey to all parts of Sydney (as we found out some much more appealing than others – Rance Oval in 45 degrees anyone?) and you have a system that takes time to become accustomed to. I hope that the lessons that the boys learned this year can set the club up for success in the seasons to come.

Round Review As previously mentioned, the season started off on a real positive. Round 1 saw cricket return to Sutherland Oval (easily the best it looked all season) and Sharks fans were out in force to see the cameo appearances of Duff and Weatherall against the Ghosts. After a real team effort with the bat posting 200, we backed it up in the field to score a comfortable victory and the boys got their first chance at a Shark Attack.

Our round 1 victory was backed up with a gritty win over rivals St. George. Dom Michalak was the star of show week 1 with 6 wickets, backed up by the one and only appearance in fours of bowling- restriction free Pat Driscoll with 3 poles (including his first stumping dismissal) and we were set a target of 162. Our openers got through to stumps and we were all set for a good win but a black eye to Cody Philipson sustained in the warm up (his second injury in as many weeks) and a self- destruction from our top order had us at 7/118. Fortunately, Kieran Weatherall and I managed to grit out the win from there (Kieran just falling short of the total to a horrible decision – horrible but not the worst, see Gordon game) and the young Sharks were 2 from 2.

Round 3 was back at Sutho and after rolling Mosman for 105 (Kieran 4/7) we managed to tick off 56 of those runs for the loss of 1 wicket before stumps. Coming back to a wet deck week 2, we ended up in a bit of an arm wrestle, stuttering along to 6/93 before getting over the line.

Round 4 was another great win, this time from the jaws of defeat versus Fairfield. After getting sent in we stuck at it with the bat and, despite the tail getting cleaned up cheaply, had 161 on the board. Had both openers in the sheds by stumps with things delicately poised at 2/25. 2 early wickets on day 2 and a continuation of our undefeated streak looked a certainty. To Fairfield’s credit, the batsmen stuck at it and shortly after tea they were still 4 down with only 40 runs to get. Two wickets to Joel Almond and Andrew Ritchie took some wind out of their sails (as a young couple made the best of some semi-private conditions in a bush just beyond the boundary rope – well spotted Pigeon!) but at 6/145 it didn’t look great. Enter Joel Almond. 4 wickets in 10 balls to go with match figures of 7/25 and a great victory sewn up.

Our first defeat was recorded in Round 5 against eventual premiers Manly which was followed by another defeat in Round 6 versus Easts. A quick scan of the scorecard in these games sees a number of starts, but no one converting. A big lesson learnt here is the necessity to bat the 80 overs out, as our vastly more experienced opposition demonstrated in these games. Round 6 also saw the debut and cap presentation for Javed Mohammed – a surreal moment in amongst the dog walkers of Paddington. Due to the late notice, I didn’t have a speech ‘Instaworthy’.

Round 7 returned us back to the winner’s circle with a comfortable win over UNSW. Luke Cliff in his first 4ths game getting the ball rolling with early wickets, making my Michelle a whole lot easier! Will Vandermaal then used most of his nine lives in his 74* as we chased down 152, 4 wickets down.

Round 8 was the equivalent of a furnace as we literally cooked in the field at Rance against Penrith. After a slowish start, they managed to post 232 as we slowly melted. With not one shower in their newly constructed shed (still a step up from the cage!), most players sought the air conditioning and slurpees of the nearby milk bar but it wasn’t enough to cool us down and we crumbled to a big defeat. I don’t want to make excuses for this performance given cricket is a summer sport but this game well and truly nudged the heat policy recently established and with a lack of adequate facilities, losing the toss made a massive difference.

The first game after the break was back at home against North Sydney. On a pitch that was prepared in the 30 minutes prior to the game and outfield that had been top dressed with what appeared to be kitty litter, we were sent in and posted 178. The Bears stuttered their way to the total, eventually getting it 6 down with 4 overs to spare. That focus issue previously mentioned came to the fore in this game as we let their openers ease to a 60 run stand. How 30 more runs and early composure in the field could have made all the difference…

Round 10, and the boys were treated to a game against Randwick Petersham at Coogee Oval. The sights and sounds of the Pacific Ocean were enticing (I don’t think Ethan Deal will ever volunteer to go long on to fine leg at any other venue) and we posted 187 against a vastly experienced side containing a number of ex-first graders and a former first-class player that pre-seasoned with the Sharks. Dylan Holdstock fell agonisingly short of a ton with 95*. We came out all guns blazing in the field, ‘Oor’ Louis Whitehouse taking 3 wickets in a devastating spell that left them 5/63. Former first-class Shark then took the game away from us with some big hitting, and we went down by 5 wickets.

With our season on the line, we played Bankstown in Round 11 and after only posting 170 we had 20 overs left to bowl. As mentioned earlier, the focus issue crept in again as we gave the Dogs an 80 run start before we decided to get our heads in the game. By then it was too little, too late, and with this loss our finals hopes were finally out.

The last four games of the season gave a number of fringe Fifth Grade players the opportunity to play Fourth Grade as Fifth Grade made their successful tilt at the finals. There aren’t many highlights to come from these games, with three consecutive poundings at the hands of Wests, Hawkesbury and Gordon, the latter being an outright loss. An interesting moment to come from the Gordon game was when Steve ‘Stevedini’ Kourouche had to be ‘separated’ from the Gordon opening bat via an interesting umpiring call. You could see the red stain on the opener’s shirt from the boundary as he walked off, given out caught behind. The umpire thought that even though the decision was incorrect, it helped improve the ‘spirit of the game’(Wow!) for the next two overs as they got the runs. Can’t wait to see more of this chaos when the umps have a yellow and red card in their top pocket!

In the final round of the year against finals bound Sydney, we managed to put these drubbings to one side, making a fist of it as they tried to chase down our total of 150. This total on the surface looks below par, but it went a long way to exorcising the demons from previous rounds. In the end, Sydney passed our total 8 down and while it was another loss, the boys could hold their heads high after rediscovering that never-say-die attitude that was on display earlier in the season.

The Players At the risk of flying well over the word limit, I’ll limit my players section to those that played more than 7 games in Fourth Grade this season. However, before I begin I’ll make special mention to James Hawksworth, Addison Grinham, Luke Cliff and Brayden Holdstock. These players arrived in Fourth Grade in different situations throughout the year but could always be counted upon come game day. Luke and Brayden helped play a key role in Fifths’ finals bound season and have a tremendous attitude and work ethic. Hawky and Addison – as seasoned veterans by Sutherland’s standards – are good blokes to have in any team and always throw an idea or two at you as captain. These two also contributed to putting a dent in the post-match beer supply – up until their arrival, I think I had gone through 10 cases of Solo to one case of beer! If that statistic alone doesn’t tell you how inexperienced we were, I don’t know what will.

So here we go, in summary, Fourth Grade – the players:

Andrew Ritchie Solid work ethic. Topped both bowling and batting aggregates which is testament to this. May not be the biggest chirper in the team (even when he split the webbing in his thumb he barely raised a sweat) but always gives it a red hot crack. Sensational ability in the field, and not just at what goes on within the playing arena!

Cody Philipson First year in grade. Handy behind the stumps with a heap of dismissals and had a number of notable contributions with the bat, the gritty knock against Gordon when we tried to stave off an outright being his personal highlight. To be honest mate, after the first two rounds I wasn’t sure if you would make it through the season! Looking forward to watching you progress.

Thomas Church Another first year player charged with the difficult job of opening the batting, often against vastly experienced opposition. Would find a way to weather the storm but unfortunately couldn’t go on and convert one of these starts. Will be better for the experience this year.

Harrison Blacker Clean hitter with an ability to destroy an attack, Harrison has the potential to be a solid grade cricketer. An increased focus on shot selection will see HB start converting those starts into big scores, which will be exciting to watch!

Louis Whitehouse Might be a little bit disappointed by his return in terms of wickets in 4ths, but in a season where he got an opportunity in second grade, perspective is important as the big fella continues to learn his craft. Can’t talk about Louis without mentioning the game he warmed up in his whites ‘for a change’! Looking forward to more rareness in the coming seasons mate!

Kieran Weatherall A current Green Shield player, Kieran did well in his opportunities in 4ths. As his frame matures, he will continue to make steady progress to his game. His 4/7 showed he is more than capable at this grade.

Fletcher Graham Stats-wise, probably a season Fletch will want to forget. However, he never gave up and always put in at training and on game day. Hopefully you can put the year behind you and start fresh next season, putting testament to all your efforts.

Matt Rose Our import was with us for the first part of the year before injuries set in. Stepped up to open the batting and handled the workload well. Thanks for your efforts and hopefully see you back on the park next year.

Final Thoughts and Thanks Finally, I’d like to take the opportunity to say a number of thankyous. Firstly, to president Mat Duff and chairman of selectors Phil Weatherall for affording me the opportunity captain my boyhood club. Thanks to Mat and the rest of the committee for their continued steady leadership of the club. To Tom Iceton, your behind the scenes work is appreciated and thanks for the time to help blood me in to the role of skipper. To Chunky and the other club captains, thanks for your efforts in ensuring the best possible teams are put out every week, and your advice on all things cricket as we chatted every Tuesday night (and every other night when Plans B and C were put in place). To the coaching staff – Dan, Shane, Perm and Burgy – your efforts to try and make this club the best it can be don’t go unnoticed. I hope that the standards you have set over the last few years begin to pay dividends as our playing crop begins to mature. And lastly, thanks to the parents – thank you for signing up to the time-consuming Saturdays in summer that are Grade Cricket. Your sons – whether they admit it or not – appreciate it. Thanks for getting them to training and games, wherever in Sydney they may be, for the afternoon teas, for the midweek covers duty (I can only imagine the relief as some of the boys started getting their Ps!) and for the general help you offered on match days. It made my job a whole lot easier.

So, season 2017-18 is a wrap. Here’s to an even better season next season. It’s time to put the lessons we learnt and the experience we gained into action.

LUKE MALONEY

4TH GRADE

Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average H.Tattersall 5 5 1 67 117 29.3 D.Holdstock 6 7 1 95 * 169 28.2 A.Grinham 4 5 0 50 127 25.4 A.Lee 4 5 0 48 116 23.2 J.Hawksworth 6 9 0 51 176 19.6 A.Ritchie 13 15 3 56 229 19.1 L.Maloney 15 14 7 31 * 133 19.0 C.Philipson 12 15 2 51 217 16.7 H.Blacker 10 11 1 49 148 14.8 T.Church 12 15 0 38 219 14.6 M.Rose 7 7 0 23 88 12.6 L.Whitehouse 8 9 1 32 85 10.6 F.Graham 7 6 0 17 51 8.5 K.Weatherall 7 5 0 12 28 5.6 G.Lowy 5 5 0 18 27 5.4

Also played : W.Vandermaal 2-2-1-74*-77-77.0, S.Duff 1-1-0-42-42-42.0, J.Hankin 1-1-0-28-28-28.0, M.Hughston 1-1-0-19-19-19.0, E.Deal 2-2-0-23-24-12.0, B.Pierce 1-1-0-12-12-12.0, E.Brookes 2-2-0-23-23-11.5, S.Dunlop 2-2-0-15-21-10.5, D.Michalak 3-4-0-32-40-10.0, K.Medway 1-1-0-10-10-10.0, T.Vandermaal 3-3-2-5*-7-7.0, T.Humphreys-Jones 3-3-1-6*-11-5.5, L.Cliff 6-4-2-8-9-4.5, S.Kourouche 2-2-0-9-9-4.5, D.Lowy 2-1-0-4-4-4.0, N.Chalmers 1-2-0-3-5-2.5, J.Mohammad 1-1-0-2-2-2.0, D.Croker 3-2-0-2-2-1.0, P.Agalgaonkar 1-1-0-1-1-1.0, B.Holdstock 6-2-1-1*-1-1.0, L.Johnson 2-1-0-1-1-1.0, J.Almond 1-1-1-41*-41- --, P.Weatherall 1-1-1-15*-15- --, P.Driscoll 1-1-1-5*-5- --, C.Bennett 1-DNB.

Highest scores : D.Holdstock 95* v.Randwick Petersham; W.Vandermaal 74* v. University of NSW; H.Tattersall 67 v.Eastern Suburbs; A.Ritchie 56 v.Bankstown; J.Hawksworth 51 v.Bankstown; A.Grinham 50 v.North Sydney.

Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average J.Almond 1 14.0 5 25 7 3.6 L.Maloney 15 55.2 14 151 11 13.7 D.Michalak 3 42.5 4 140 9 15.6 J.Hawksworth 6 49.0 8 149 9 16.6 A.Ritchie 13 109.3 19 346 17 20.4 L.Whitehouse 8 65.1 4 255 10 25.5

Also bowled : J.Hankin 4-3-4-1-4.0, P.Weatherall 9.3-1-26-3-26.0, P.Driscoll 16-7-32-3-10.7, D.Lowy 15-0-42-3-14.0, C.Bennett 7-2-15-1-15.0, L.Johnson 29-7-67-4-16.8,T.Humphreys-Jones 9.1-1-41-2-20.5, A.Lee 10-0-70-3-23.3, L.Cliff 31.3-3-124-5-24.8, K.Weatherall 32-3-125-5-25.0, A.Grinham 19.2-0-82-3-27.3,T.Church 9.4-1-33-1-33.0, B.Holdstock 58-6-179-5-35.8, H.Tattersall 48-6-132-3-44.0, G.Lowy 7-0-48-1-48.0, B.Pierce 20-4-70-1-70.0, T.Vandermaal 27-1-103-1-103.0, S.Dunlop 1-0-4-0, H.Blacker 6-1-20-0, S.Kourouche 12-3-30-0, J.Mohammed 9-0-39-0, D.Holdstock D.Holdstock 21-5-47-0, F.Graham 17-1-48-0, W.Vandermaal 10-0-65-0.

Best bowling figures : J.Almond 7-25 v.Fairfield-Liverpool; D.Michalak 6-52 v. St.George; L.Maloney 5-28 v.University of NSW; K.Weatherall 4-7 v.Mosman; A.Ritchie 4-30 v.Penrith.

Wicketkeeping : C.Philipson 19 catches, 2 stumpings; E.Brookes 2 catches, 1 stumping; E.Deal 1 catch; S.Duff 1 stumping.

Catches : A.Ritchie 6; B.Holdstock 5; H.Blacker, T.Church 4 each; L.Cliff, D.Holdstock 2 each; N.Chalmers, D.Croker, J.Hawksworth, S.Kourouche, D.Lowy, G.Lowy, L.Maloney, D.Michalak, M.Rose, T.Vandermaal, W.Vandermaal, L.Whitehouse 1 each. FIFTH GRADE

Fifth grade had a terrific season this year, culminating in a semi-final appearance against a much older and very experienced Manly side. The semi-final team consisted of 9 players in their first season of grade cricket, which is really a remarkable effort. We had a thoroughly enjoyable season, winning a lot of close games and some really tough wins throughout. Overall, we used 31 players this season, 9 of whom featured in our Green Shield team. There were a number of standout performances both individually and team wise.

Team Highlights Round 1 vs Campbelltown at Raby saw 6 debutants all contribute in various ways. Opening bowler Tim Brandt started well then dislocated his shoulder throwing the ball in from fine leg and never featured again in the season. Spinners Kourouche and Whittingham combined to apply the brakes to the Ghosts who went from 0/51 to 6/95 in the middle overs. Chasing 175, Rushi Raj made an explosive cameo in his only appearance of the season, hammering 91* to dismantle the Ghosts attack. The heat got to Raj badly and he just gave up running altogether. Well supported by Harrison Blacker with 41*, it was a great way to kick off the season.

Round 3 vs Mosman at Balmoral had everything. We got off to a terrible start with 5/29 but key partnerships between Deal 78, Whittingham 42, G Lowy 91 and D Lowy 39 saw us declare 9/296. A terrific bowling performance saw us restrict the Whales to 95 with Green 3-5 and Whittingham 4-22 the main destroyers. We dobbed the Whales back in with 29 overs to go and almost pulled off an outright victory in a frantic and strange session which saw the Whales slog their way to 8/179.

Round 6 vs Manly at the end of the earth (Mike Pawley Oval) saw us in trouble early on day 1, again slumping to 5/43 on a great batting pitch and quick outfield. Key partnerhips between Deal 65, Milliken 32, Whittingham 75, Weatherall 43 and Kourouche 23, saw us end the day all out 285. With rain around on day 2, Cliff 4-39 and Humphreys-Jones 2-12 destroyed the top order with Whittingham 4-22 cleaning up the tail, some good catching helping the cause to knock Manly over for 119 on the stroke of lunch. Before we had time to leave the field, the heavens opened and all remaining play was abandoned.

Round 14 vs an undefeated Gordon side at Tonkin was a must win as we looked to sneak into the bottom half of the finals series. The Sharks batted first on an uneven Tonkin strip, losing wickets consistently to limp to 107. Given the way the deck was playing, we always knew we were a chance. Brayden Holdstock 5-20 and Kieran Weatherall 3-27 completely demolished the Stags’ fragile batting line up, some great catches and fielding resulted in the Stags being rolled for 74.

The qualifying final saw us meet our old foes Gordon in what would be a replica of round 14. Batting first, we struggled against a good attack to reach 120 with only Deal 40 showing grit. A tight bowling performance ended the day with Gordon 5/80. Given what had transpired a month previous, we were still confident of making a game of it. Green and Brayden Holdstock took the pill in the morning and went straight through the last 5 wickets in 6 overs for only 16 runs. One of the most spirited performances in Sharks finals history. We batted on in the second innings and had the pleasure of watching Ethan Deal score a terrific hundred, becoming the second youngest Shark to score a hundred in the club’s history.

The core of the side was as follows: Reaf “Baz” Bremer – A standard Baz innings was to look a million bucks and get to 20 comfortably, and then play an awful slog across the line to be dismissed. Received a 12 month scoring ban during the year for his attempt at scoring at Mosman. Has tremendous potential if he gets the mental side of his game right. Needs to stop accepting lifts from strangers at bus stops and contributed to half of the overthrows in the side for the year.

Prath Agalgaonkar – Although only playing half of the games this season, Prath provided a major part of the entertainment throughout the year. Whether it was forgetting his whites, running himself out, asking stupid questions, fielding mishaps or scoring disasters, Prath was never far from the action. Always did what he could for the team and was a pleasure to have around. Received a life ban from scoring after the Mosman debacle.

Steve “The Magician” Kourourche – Bowled particularly well in the one dayers and his intimate knowledge of higher quality service stations and Lebanese restaurants provided much comfort on road trips to away games. Didn’t fire with bat this year, aside from his innings against Bankstown when we were on the ropes. The team DJ was forced to expand his repertoire vastly to ensure various generations were well covered.

Addison Grinham-Dwarshius – Replaced Jack in the Dwarshius family this year in his comeback to grade cricket. He aggressively took over the captaincy for 2 games in my absence, which saw our spirit of cricket average plummet. Provided some much-needed muscle in the batting and sledging department and unfortunately went to Bali instead of playing in the semi- final.

Ethan “Biggie” Deal – Had a fantastic season starting as a 14-year-old. Played a number of tough innings throughout the year and ended up opening the batting for the second half of the season. His second innings hundred under pressure in the qualifying final was one of the best I have seen. A dedicated trainer who loves nothing more than an Instagram selfie.

Justin “Scissors” Green – Unwanted by Bankstown, was a very welcomed addition to our side and also our Green Shield team, winning the Ken Gardner Award for Under 16 player of the season. Started the season as a 14-year-old and had immediate impact with both bat and ball. The highlight was his 74 off 63 balls against Bankstown. Has a big future ahead.

Kieran “Cuddles” Weatherall – Our go to strike bowler had a knack for picking up wickets. Could be expensive and inconsistent but with a good strike rate. A great team player and definitely more capable with the bat than what he has shown so far. Made the crucial mistake of saying that he never drops catches, and then of course proceeded to shell a few sitters.

Luke “Clifford” Cliff – Big tall left armer who is capable of producing match winning spells. Learnt a lot in his first season and will progress through the grades. Has another few gears to go once he finishes growing and filling out. A good pair of hands and a good cricket brain who will definitely be one to watch. Refused to call anyone by their nickname for the whole season.

Brayden “Michelle” Holdstock – An old school tradesman-like fast bowler who hits the deck hard and is willing to work all day. Went through a rough patch of form in the middle of season but came back with a bang to consecutively take stacks of wickets at the end of the season. A pleasure to field at second slip when he is on song.

Dylan “Bobby” Holdstock – More than capable in aspects of the game and only some technical issues are holding him back. Willing to work hard and take advice and constantly trying to improve his game. Finished the season in fifth grade but is capable of much more.

Christian “Wayne” Bennett – A player that everyone loves playing with. A great asset to any side with his ability to bowl economically and chip in with crucial runs when required. Battled a dodgy knee through the season and struggled to get through more than 4 or 5 overs at a time. Will be a better player for the experience and one of the most consistent players in the club.

Sam “Volley” Dunlop – A scratch golfer who decided to give cricket another crack. Took a bit to hit his straps but showed he could be quite damaging with the bat. Still inexperienced but is constantly improving.

Javed “Javegemite” Mohammed – We still don’t really know how Javed ended up at the club but we were definitely better for it. Opened the bowling and batted in the top order after coming off night shift at the Servo and then would leave cricket and go back to the next night shift. We missed him dearly at the end of the season when he injured himself at work.

Nick “Rubbers” Chalmers – Got a late call up one Friday night and gave his all for the team whenever given the chance. With a fielding technique once described as “A gorilla trying to wrestle a boa constrictor”, Rubbers proved to be a willing participant in all areas of the game. Cut the first ball he faced in grade cricket into gully’s forehead, which resulted in the UNSW fielder calling for an icepack, and then proceeding to stand at square leg with icepack applied by one hand and fielding with the other.

Lachie “Tugboat” Johnson – Unfortunately for Tuggy, it was a bit of a season to forget. Unable to get any rhythm or consistency in his bowling which resulted him being in and out of the side for most of the year. A well-liked club member, hopefully he can return to his best next year.

Tavish Humphreys-Jones – Tav started the season well, picking up wickets whenever thrown the ball. His batting showed promise but seemed to get himself out whenever he looked like getting going. A terrific fielder and great team player. Struggled with injury through the year and hopefully will be back to full strength next season.

Harrison Blacker – The only thing holding HB back is attitude and application. He has shown glimpses of what he can do with bat and ball. Was up and down a little bit between the grades and probably struggled for consistency.

Guy and Dylan Lowy – The Lowys were as reliable as a second-hand Suzuki Swift. No one really knew when or if they were available, including them.

A big thank you to the parents who were willing to help out where they could with covers, tea, scoring and the like. Thank you to the committee and coaching staff for their continued support of the team, particularly those coming down to Tonkin to lend their support. See you next season.

NATHAN WHITTINGHAM

5TH GRADE Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average A.Grinham 7 9 2 76 283 40.4 N.Whittingham 14 14 1 127 452 34.8 E.Deal 13 16 1 101 * 518 34.5 G.Lowy 5 6 0 91 192 32.0 H.Blacker 5 5 1 40 * 125 31.3 J.Green 15 19 2 74 361 21.2 J.Mohammed 4 5 0 49 102 20.4 S.Dunlop 6 7 0 41 137 19.6 C.Bennett 11 12 4 35 * 135 16.9 D.Milliken 4 5 0 32 81 16.2 L.Johnson 6 6 3 19 * 48 16.0 R.Bremer 8 12 1 31 165 15.0 D.Holdstock 5 8 1 44 * 97 13.9 K.Weatherall 11 11 2 45 106 11.8 B.Holdstock 9 9 3 18 66 11.0 S.Kourouche 16 15 2 29 120 9.2 P.Agalgaonkar 7 8 0 18 69 8.6 L.Cliff 11 8 5 6 * 13 4.3

Also played : T.Church 1-1-0-22-22-22.0, D.Lowy 3-2-0-39-40-20.0, N.Chalmers 4-4-0-32-58-14.5, W.Vandermaal 2-2-0-24-24-12.0, D.Croker 5-4-0-11-232-5.8, T.Humphreys-Jones 4-4-0-11-19-4.8, F.Graham 4-4-0-5-6-1.5, M.Johnson 1-1-0-1-1-1.0, N.Bush 1-1-0-0-0-0.0, D.Magoulias 1-1-0-0-0-0.0, D.Raj 1-1-0-91-91- --, P.Weatherall 1-1-1-15*-15- --, R.Bedi 1-DNB, T.Brandt 1-DNB, H.Tattersall 1-DNB, T.Vandermaal 1-DNB.

Highest scores : N.Whittingham 127 v.Randwick Petersham, 75 v.Manly-Warringah; 66 v.North Sydney, 53* v.Eastern Suburbs; E.Deal 101* v.Gordon (qual. final), 78 v.Mosman, 68 v.Eastern Suburbs, 65 v.Manly-Warringah; D.Raj 91* v.Campbelltown-Camden; G.Lowy 91 v.Mosman, 82 v. Fairfield-Liverpool; A.Grinham 76 v.Penrith, 60 v.Hawkesbury; J.Green 74 v.Bankstown, 50 v. Randwick Petersham. Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average N.Whittingham 14 173.4 46 404 33 12.2 B.Holdstock 9 90.4 10 297 21 14.1 S.Kourouche 16 88.2 22 240 15 16.0 J.Green 15 115.3 27 276 17 16.2 C.Bennett 11 59.1 9 216 13 16.6 L.Johnson 6 25.0 2 104 6 17.3 J.Mohammed 4 34.1 3 125 7 17.9 L.Cliff 11 92.2 24 272 14 19.4 K.Weatherall 11 69.0 7 325 13 25.0

Also bowled : P.Weatherall 6-0-19-4-4.8, D.Holdstock 10-4-17-3-5.7, H.Tattersall 6-1-11-1-11.0, D.Magoulias 10-0-49-4-12.3, S.Dunlop 11-2-31-2-15.5, R.Bremer 16-2-64-4-16.0, T.Vandermaal 3-0-22-1-22.0, T.Humphreys-Jones 16-0-68-3-22.7, H.Blacker 9-1-46-2-23.0, G.Lowy 6-0-23-1-23.0, P.Agalgaonkar 5-0-23-1-23.0, D.Lowy 26-1-101-3-33.7, T.Brandt 3-0-9-0, N.Bush 3-0-24-0, A.Grinham 7-1-30.0.

Best bowling figures : B.Holdstock 5-20 v.Gordon, 5-33 v.Western Suburbs, 4-22 v.Gordon (qual. final), 4-28 v.Hawkesbury; N.Whittingham 5-52 v.Bankstown, 4-22 v.Manly-Warringah, 4-28 v. Gordon, 4-42 v.Mosman; J.Green 4-17 v.Gordon (qual. final); L.Cliff 4-18 v.Manly-Warringah (semi- final), 4-39 v.Manly-Warringah; P.Weatherall 4-19 v.University of NSW; J.Mohammed 4-30 v. Randwick Petersham; K.Weatherall 4-44 v.Panrith; D.Magoulias 4-49 v.North Sydney.

Wicketkeeping : E.Deal 19 catches, 3 stumpings; D.Croker 4 catches; S.Kourouche 3 catches; M.Johnson 2 catches, 1 stumping.

Catches : N.Whittingham 10; L.Cliff 7; A.Grinham 5; S.Kourouche 4; H.Blacker, D.Holdstock 3 each; T.Brandt, R.Bremer, L.Johnson, G.Lowy, J.Mohammed, K.Weatherall 2 each; P.Agalgaonkar, S.Dunlop, F.Graham, J.Green, B.Holdstock, D.Milliken, W.Vandermaal, P.Weatherall 1 each. POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD

Rounds 1/2: Fairfield-Liverpool – Home

The first two rounds of the Poidevin-Gray Shield competition were both played on the same day at Glenn McGrath Oval as part of the new T20 format designed to introduce the shorter format of the game to underage competitions. An interesting, yet less than ideal, change for the competition provided many challenges for a young Sutherland side.

Fairfield-Liverpool got off to a great start in the first game, winning the toss and choosing to bat on what was a very good cricket pitch. They posted a sizeable total of 191 for the loss of 4 wickets that in the end was to be 30 runs too much for our batsmen. Angus Fallins was the pick of the bowlers taking 3-20. Apart from contributions of 46 and 33 from Callum Weatherall and Luke Hawksworth respectively, we were far and away outplayed and needed to be much better if they were to back it up later that afternoon.

Thankfully, we were quick to change and from the start were on top, thanks to some handy swing bowling from net-bowler Liam Hehir taking a wicket with his first ball, grazing the outside edge of the opposition’s opener. Fortunately, we were good enough to capitalise on this, dismissing Fairfield for a very chaseable total of 143. Smart batting from Austin Waugh (64*) and Tom Doyle (50) enabled Luke Hawksworth to do his thing and finish the game in style, earning his nickname “the finisher.” It was a very evident turnaround from the first game. From the outset, it was clear that if, the team played like this for the rest of the season, we would have definitely finished a lot higher than we did!

Rounds 3/4: Western Suburbs – Home

Next up for us was a rain-affected double-header against Western Suburbs. After spending the majority of the morning in the sheds due to rain, it seemed apparent that no cricket was going to be played that day. Both teams managed to agree on a 5 over match to decide round 3. We won the toss and chose to bowl first, paying dividends straight away as Western Suburbs slumped to 5/32 off their 5 overs with wickets shared throughout (Nick Amos taking 2-4 from his 1 over). We then managed to chase down the total 4 wickets down with Austin Waugh (14) top scoring whilst all other batsmen gained starts without having time to fully set themselves. A terrific win!

Game 2 presented new challenges for us as we needed to post a total on a very low scoring pitch (as seen by earlier results in the day). Shaun Thornton (51) was the only shining light in our innings, coming in at number 6 and showing the Wests bowlers why he’s referred to as “Burt McCracken.” The total of 111 however was not enough, despite classy bowling by Dom Michalak (2-18) and Nick Amos (1-13) with Wests chasing down the total with only 3 balls to spare.

Rounds 5/6: Parramatta – Away

Parramatta were the next contenders for us. The boys travelled to Old Kings Oval to face the eventual winners of the competition and it was evident from the start that we had the potential to contend with the best with Callum Weatherall (42) and Nick Amos getting the team off to a flyer. However, as was the theme for the remainder of the season, the boys just couldn’t find a way to capitalise on this. The final total of 9/99 was an easy target for Parramatta who were able to knock off the runs in 14 overs.

Having had a disappointing match earlier in the day, we were given another opportunity to exact revenge on the confident Parramatta team. We won the toss, sending Parramatta in to bat. Joel Almond (4-20) was by far the pick of the bowlers as he continued his wicket-taking streak. Jayden Brown also pitched in with 2 poles, helping us to dismiss Parramatta for 101. Everything seemed to be in our favour as Austin Waugh (42) and Luke Hawksworth (32) gave the team a very stable platform to launch from and get the win. Disappointingly, we left Old Kings Oval kicking ourselves having not finished off what we had so positively started.

Round 7: Mosman – Away

Next game was Mosman at Allan Border Oval. This match was the beginning of the limited (50) over matches that would be played for the remainder of the season. Mosman won the toss, electing to bat first. We dominated the Whales with the ball as Jayden Brown (2-47) and Austin Waugh (2-47) helped hold them to 8/201 from their 50 overs. This was a very good effort given how fast the outfield is at Allan Border Oval. With the bat, our start was far from ideal as a top order collapse began. Without the courageous efforts of Austin Waugh (94*) and Dom Michalak (52*), we may have been left wondering, as the pair’s partnership carried us to an emphatic win.

Round 8: Hawkesbury – Away

Round 8 brought along many challenges, with the temperature reaching 46 degrees at the hottest part of the day. Playing at Bensons Lane, we not only had the pleasure of dealing with the heat but the idea of starting an hour earlier as well. With less than ideal conditions, we unfortunately lost the toss and were asked to bowl. The ball did not do much as Hawkesbury got underway producing a substantial opening partnership. As was the way for much of the season, spin proved to be the vital factor with Tom Doyle (3-35), James Arnold (2-33) and Nick Amos (1-45) restricting the Hawks to 9/249 from their 50 overs. Thanks also to some handy fielding from Josh Johnston whose run out helped pry open the Hawkesbury batting for the bowlers to take advantage. The batsmen were unfortunately not able to capitalise on their bowlers’ efforts. The conditions and Hawkesbury’s predominant spin attack proved to be too much for us as we were all out for 102.

Round 9: Penrith – Home

The final game was against Penrith at home. With the potential for finals cricket on the line, the result disappointingly led to an end to our season. The season presented many challenges with injuries and unavailabilities due to higher honours. The positive however is that we maintain all but one of our players for the 2018-19 season. Luckily for the team, there are a number of younger players coming through, presenting exciting possibilities for the future of the club.

I would like to congratulate the team on a very enjoyable season. Each and every player managed to contribute with performances at some point in the season and as experience in the under 21 competition grows, I’m sure more and more performances will be pulled together each game.

On a final note I would like to thank the amazing efforts of coaches Jake Wilson and Jarryd Biviano as well as manager Mark Vandermaal for all of their assistance this season. Their help with both on and off field matters is greatly appreciated by all the boys in the squad. Although it may have not been the most successful season for the Sharks, it was a positive learning experience for all and a pleasure being part of a team with such strong Sutherland pride.

THOMAS DOYLE POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD

Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average A.Waugh 7 7 2 92 * 235 47.0 D.Michalak 7 4 1 53 * 100 33.3 L.Hawksworth 9 9 1 33 163 20.4 T.Doyle 5 5 0 50 68 13.6 S.Thornton 7 7 2 51 65 13.0 C.Weatherall 8 8 0 46 96 12.0 J.Almond 5 4 0 29 43 10.8 J.Arnold 9 9 1 26 67 8.4 N.Amos 9 9 1 25 56 7.0 S.Milliken 7 4 2 6 * 11 5.5 L.Hehir 8 5 4 3 * 5 5.0 Jayden Brown 9 5 0 9 23 4.6 J.Johnston 3 2 0 2 2 1.0

Also played : K.Medway 1-1-0-11-11-11.0, E.Brookes 2-1-0-1-1-1.0, A.Lee 1-1-1-8*-8- --.

Highest scores : A.Waugh 92* v.Mosman, 64* v.Fairfield-Liverpool (T20 #2); 42 v.Parramatta (T20 #2); D.Michalak 53* v.Mosman; S.Thornton 51 v.Western Suburbs (T20 #2); T.Doyle 50 v.Fairfield-Liverpool (T20 #2); C.Weatherall 42 v. Penrith (T20 #1); L.Hawksworth 33 v.Fairfield-Liverpool (T20 #1), 32* v. Parramatta (T20 #2).

Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average J.Almond 5 10.5 1 57 6 9.5 A.Fallins 2 7.0 0 46 4 11.5 S.Milliken 7 28.0 0 124 6 20.7 N.Amos 9 41.5 0 201 8 25.1 T.Doyle 5 34.1 1 166 5 33.2 A.Waugh 7 24.0 1 170 5 34.0 L.Hehir 8 32.0 3 175 5 35.0 J.Arnold 9 22.0 0 127 3 42.3 D.Michalak 7 12.0 0 89 2 44.5 Jayden Brown 9 36.3 0 251 5 50.2

Also bowled : A.Lee 1-0-17-0.

Best bowling figures : J.Almond 4-19 v.Parramatta (T20 #2); A.Fallins 3-20 v. Fairfield-Liverpool (T20 #1); T.Doyle 3-35 v. Hawkesbury; N.Amos 2-4 v.Western Suburbs (T20 #1); D.Michalak 2-18 v.Western Suburbs (T20 #2); Jayden Brown 2-20 v.Parramatta (T20 #2).

Wicketkeeping : L.Hawksworth 4 catches, 1 stumping.

Catches : J.Almond 5; N.Amos 4; J.Arnold,, L.Hehir, D.Michalak 3; T.Doyle, S.Milliken, A.Waugh 2 each; Jayden Brown, A.Lee, C.Weatherall 1 each.

A.W. GREEN SHIELD

0.08...... That is how close we came to reaching our goal of playing finals cricket this season. Finals cricket was a very achievable goal for this side. Sitting 6th with a record of 4-2 going into the last round, we were very well placed to finish as high as 3rd. Unfortunately, our last game at Waverley Oval was our most disappointing as our lack of discipline cost us, leaving our fate in the hands of other results.

The wait in the sheds as those other results came in was unbearable. In the end, we fell agonizingly short missing out by the smallest of margins on net run rate. Had we qualified, this side was capable of matching it with anyone. Despite missing the finals, the side produced a winning record of 4-3 and should be very happy with their achievements.

The boys showed real courage and strength to secure wins against Penrith, Wests, Mosman and Randwick Petersham. The team’s performance at Coogee Oval was a fantastic all-round team effort and all on top of playing in tough conditions away at Bensons Lane the day before.

To see so many of the players go on to have success as part of the 5th Grade semi-final side and/or in the Sutherland U/16 competition is a great sign and a wonderful reward for everyone’s hard work.

The side for this season was:

Dylan Holdstock (c) – Dylan was appointed captain of the side this season and led by example from our first training session until the last ball of the competition. He captained superbly and scored the most runs with 251 @ 36. An amazing achievement in the unfamiliar position for him of opening the batting. Along with his runs setting a great platform, Dylan bowled consistently well and was great in the field. His attitude to the ‘1 per centers’ was a pleasure to watch and something that will set him on the path to a very successful career.

Callum Barton – Cal came into the squad late after being hindered by a broken hand during the trials. We were very lucky to have Cal available for the competition and his recovery and late inclusion paid instant rewards as he top-scored with 41 in our first game against Sydney. His attitude and approach to his batting provided us with a real ‘x factor’ and the ability to take the match away from the opposition. An athletic fielder with great hands, Cal was a great asset to the side and also provided everyone with lots of laughs and entertainment. We hope to see lots more of Callum with Sutherland next season and beyond.

Reaf Bremer – Reaf opened the batting for the side every game and always went about his batting with positivity. His ability to score freely, run hard and rotate the strike often got us into good positions. Reaf was a pleasure to have around the side and worked very hard on his game, becoming a handy off-spin bowler. He took 8 wickets at 14, highlighted by a 5 wicket haul at Hawkesbury, a ground notoriously hard to take 5 wicket hauls at. Also encouraging is Reaf upgrading from strawberry thickshakes to strawberry smoothies pre-game.

Nic Bush – Apart from being a wonderful character, George was a very reliable and important member of the squad, bowling his handy left arm pace and contributing vital lower order runs. Bushy was non-stop in the field with his energy, backing up and support, leading the side well if things started to get flat. George is a player of great potential and was also a member of the premiership winning 16A Caringbah Sports team.

Ethan Deal – Another first year player, Ethan took on a lot of responsibility for us as our wicketkeeper, top order bat, co-leader of the Shark Attack, self-appointed leader of the team’s banter and spartan ambassador. A player of enormous potential, Ethan has gone from strength to strength this season. While the Green Shield competition was hopefully a great learning experience, his ability to press on at grade level, notching a superb finals hundred at just 14 years of age is an amazing achievement. Although his banter is in rapid decline, should Ethan stay focused and committed solely to his cricket there is no limit to what he can achieve. I look forward to seeing him develop into a leader of this squad in 2018-19

Justin Green – Justin was the real surprise packet of the season. Greenie was our opening bowler and no.3 bat, a huge amount of responsibility for any first year player. Justin handled everything thrown at him comfortably and showed match awareness and maturity beyond his years. His all- round performance at Coogee Oval, where he collected 3/19, 2 run outs and 54 runs, was beyond impressive. Already making great strides at grade level, Justin’s winning of our Green Shield player of the year is well deserved – unlike the prank call Callum and I received from him about stealing people’s wifi!

Lachlan Johnson – Lachie was one of the great characters of the squad. A real competitor, Tug always wore his heart on his sleeve, whether it was wanting the ball in his hand, to be out there batting or in the field. Those characteristics made Lachie a pleasure to have in the side and easy to coach. Lachie had a big job for us as our first choice spinner. He bowled with great control and did a wonderful job for us throughout the competition. His 8 wickets at 19 as a young leg spinner is a good reflection of his ability. Having seen Lachie’s work ethic first hand during Green Shield and also at Grade training, I’m sure that by maintaining this a successful grade career is just around the corner.

Daniel Milliken – A talented left hand bat, Daniel provided versatility to our batting order. Although being a recognised opener, Daniel was used in a number of different positions and scenarios, often depending on which wicket fell and with next to no warning. Daniel took all this in his stride and played some excellent innings. His innings and partnership for the 10th wicket with Zac at Coogee was a real match changer and helped keep our season alive at the time. An excellent fielder who is lightning across the field, Daniel is a well-liked and valued member of the squad.

Jarrod Prosper – Hailing from Kempsey on the far north coast, Hayden’s commitment to the side was second to none, traveling 6 hours each way for training sessions and matches. A talented all- round cricketer like his idol Elysse Perry, Hayden immediately impressed by winning the fielding competitions at our first training session. He produced some excellent performances with bat and ball, taking 4-26 vs Mosman and 3017 vs Easts in back to back games. His 31 in the heat vs Hawkesbury despite battling a nasty virus also showed his toughness and team first attitude. Should Hayden ever fancy playing grade cricket in Sydney, he will always be very welcome at Sutherland.

Zac Phillipson – Mr Reliable... There wasn’t one thing asked of Zac that he didn’t deliver for the team. Wether it was bowling some tight overs or buzzing around in the field, Zac provided it. His partnership for the 10th wicket with Daniel against Randwick Petersham was absolutely vital and completely changed the momentum of the match back in our favour. Zac made the most of every opportunity he had and carried that through to the U/16’s Final where he again turned the match in favour of his team. Already with 1st grade experience, Zac will be a valuable member of the Grade Club in the years to come.

Richard Nolan – This season’s development player, Richie was always upbeat and positive. A great team man who bowls controlled, big turning leg-spin with a great wrong ‘un, Richie will see plenty of opportunities going forward by maintaining his strong work ethic. Also a very capable bat, I look forward to seeing Richie back next season. Richie’s sightseeing tour of Sydney while attempting to get to Waverley Oval was very amusing!

Tavish Humphreys-Jones – A real athlete, Tav brought a lot to the squad. Quick across the ground, great hands, a strong arm, very reliable seam bowler and solid batsman. Tav offered us options across the board. Unfortunately, Tav battled injuries throughout which restricted him on occasions but his success in 4th and 5th Grades shows his ability when fully fit. Tav turned in some solid performances, highlighted by 3 key wickets in our win against Penrith.

Will Straker – Will impressed greatly from our first session. Injured at the time, Will asked to train separately from the side to complete his rehabilitation. After doing the hard work to get back on the field, Will opened the bowling for us in every game, doing a wonderful job. He finished with 11 wickets at 14 to be our joint leading wicket-taker. Will showed discipline and skill with the new ball and closed out for us with death bowling when required. His skill and work ethic saw Will impress everyone at grade training later in the season, even going on to dismiss a handful of 1st grade batsmen and Tom Pinson. A handy bat and excellent fielder, 2018-19 is shaping as the first of many successful years as part of Sutherland’s grade ranks.

Jordan Willis – Unfortunately injury prevented Jordan’s chance to participate in the competition this season. A big, strong fast bowler, ‘Bruce’ was outstanding throughout our preseason and bowled well in the trial match, bravely pushing on despite visible discomfort from his injury. A real shame we didn’t get to see big Bruce on the field but with such a long career in front of him, we had to make his full recovery the priority. Will be very exciting to see him back fit and healthy next season.

Kieran Weatherall – Kieran was our real strike weapon with the ball. Our joint leading wicket- taker, he always charged in and bowled with great energy and pace. Keiran cracked open a number of games for us, starting first up with 3 quick wickets vs Sydney really putting the brakes on their fast start. Kieran is also a naturally aggressive bat with the technical skills of a top order player. His ability to lift the run rate or consolidate based on the situation was very valuable to us. Along with those attributes, Kieran’s hands are as safe as houses. Seeing him under a high ball in the outfield was always very relieving. An inspiration to all of us, it was my pleasure to select Kieran as the Tradies Encouragement Award winner

To my assistant coach Callum Weatherall, thank you for your hard work and support. You made my job that much easier and were such a big help preparing the side throughout the competition. I’ve learnt plenty of new words and phrases sitting next to you which certainly can’t be printed here. Along with that (in)famous motivational speech at our first session, you made a huge contribution to the side.

To have someone of Scott Phillipson’s experience and cricketing background as team manager was sensational. Scott taking care of everything behind the scenes meant Callum and I could focus on the matches and game plans. Thank you for helping everything run so smoothly and also for letting me pick your brain regularly.

A huge thank you to Deanne and Anthony Holdstock, Lesa Straker and Vanessa Bremer who put together the lunches for us every game, Sandra Prosper for helping with scoring and to all mums, dads, friends and family who came along and supported the side. We didn’t have the best draw as far as away games go so your support was even more important.

And lastly, thank you to every one of the squad for being a pleasure to coach. You all gave 100% and put the team first before yourselves, which is all Callum and I could ask for. I look forward to watching your careers advance in the coming years and all of your future success.

JAKE WILSON

A.W. GREEN SHIELD

Batting Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average J.Green 7 7 2 63 198 39.6 D.Holdstock 7 7 0 79 251 35.9 C.Barton 7 7 1 41 129 21.5 R.Bremer 7 7 0 29 110 15.7 Z.Philipson 6 5 3 18 31 15.5 J.Prosper 7 6 0 31 89 14.8 E.Deal 7 7 0 30 98 14.0 D.Milliken 4 4 1 12 * 27 9.0 N.Bush 5 4 1 18 22 7.3 K.Weatherall 7 6 1 19 35 7.0 T.Humphreys-Jones 6 4 0 18 28 7.0

Also batted : L.Johnson 7-2-1-5*-5-5.0, W.Straker 7-2-1-3-4-4.0.

Highest scores : D.Holdstock 79 v.Penrith, 52 v.Western Suburbs; J.Green 63 v. Mosman, 54 v.Randwick Petersham.

Bowling Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average R.Bremer 7 42.0 6 112 8 14.0 W.Straker 7 51.4 7 163 11 14.8 J.Prosper 7 34.0 3 124 7 17.7 K.Weatherall 7 49.0 3 214 11 19.5 L.Johnson 7 38.0 1 156 8 19.5 J.Green 7 47.4 7 132 6 22.0 T.Humphreys-Jones 6 25.2 3 125 5 25.0

Also bowled : Z.Philipson 8-4-20-1-20.0, N.Bush 14-1-54-1-54.0, D.Holdstock 24-2-85-1-85.0.

Best bowling figures : R.Bremer 5-21 v.Hawkesbury; J.Prosper 4-26 v.Mosman, 3-17 v.Eastern Suburbs; J.Green 3-19 v.Randwick Petersham; L.Johnson 3-30 v. Hawkesbury; K.Weatherall 3-49 v.Sydney; T.Humphreys-Jones 3-53 v.Penrith.

Wicketkeeping : E.Deal 8 catches, 1 stumping.

Catches : K.Weatherall 6; C.Barton 5; D.Holdstock, T.Humphreys-Jones, L.Johnson 2 each; N.Bush, J.Green 1 each.

TEAM RECORDS

All Grades Highest Team Score 7/585 2nds v. Nthn Dist (Qual final) 09-10 Highest Individual Score 321 P.Jaques (1sts) 06-07 Best Bowling Figures 10-115 D.Malone (2nds) 15-16 Highest Batting Aggregate 975 R.Davison (1sts) 95-96 Highest Bowling Aggregate 73 P.Purcell (5ths) 95-96 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 52 D.Rixon (1sts) 05-06 Most Catches by Fieldsman 20 S.Hall (5ths) 70-71 Partnerships FIRST: R.Furner-T.Cadden 255 AWG v. M&S Western 93-94 SECOND: J.Biviano-S.Watson 300 1sts v. St.George 17-18 THIRD: D.Rixon-Jamie Brown 347 2nds v. Hawkesbury 15-16 FOURTH: S.McInnes-A.Phillips 252 3rds v. Bankstown 10-11 FIFTH: T.Brennan-G.Kenny 234 4ths v. Campbelltown 92-93 SIXTH: S.Rixon-G.Horner 261 1sts v. Parramatta 88-89 SEVENTH: J.Brockley-B.Marciante 179 2nds v. Nthn Dist (Qual final) 09-10 EIGHTH: Dylan Smith-Shayne Smith 147 P-G v. Gordon 10-11 NINTH: J.Burnett-J.Bills 183 * 2nds v. St.George 11-12 TENTH: A.Phillips-D.Marandola 195 3rds v. Western Suburbs 03-04

First Grade Highest Team Score 6/500 v. North Sydney 06-07 Highest Individual Score 321 P.Jaques 06-07 Best Bowling Figures 9-24 E.Cotton 68-69 Highest Batting Aggregate 975 R.Davison 95-96 Highest Bowling Aggregate 60 J.Slattery 70-71 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 52 D.Rixon 05-06 Most Catches by Fieldsman 17 M.D.O'Brien 04-05 Partnerships FIRST: L.Johns-P.Clark 180 v. Western Suburbs 84-85 SECOND: J.Biviano-S.Watson 300 v. St.George 17-18 THIRD: N.Maddinson-S.Cush 219 v. Penrith 11-12 FOURTH: R.Davison-S.Rixon 247 v. Penrith 88-89 FIFTH: P.Jaques-J.Young 203 * v. Penrith 05-06 SIXTH: S.Rixon-G.Horner 261 v. Parramatta 88-89 SEVENTH: J.Steed-A.Clark 139 v. Randwick 87-88 EIGHTH: R.Every-S.Gilchrist 130 v. Mosman-Middle Harbour 68-69 NINTH: K.Brockley-J.Wilson 129 v. Parramatta 16-17 TENTH: K.Brockley-J.Wilson 119 v. Bankstown 16-17

Second Grade Highest Team Score 7/585 v. Northern District (Qual final) 09-10 Highest Individual Score 272 D.Rixon 15-16 Best Bowling Figures 10-115 D.Malone 15-16 Highest Batting Aggregate 777 R.Davison 85-86 Highest Bowling Aggregate 51 M.Black 73-74 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 50 J.Brockley 09-10 Most Catches by Fieldsman 18 D.Celep 01-02

TEAM RECORDS (cont'd) Partnerships FIRST: D.Simpson-R.Davison 213 v. Mosman-Middle Harbour 85-86 SECOND: K.Thessman-P.Lynam 202 v. Eastern Suburbs 01-02 THIRD: D.Rixon-Jamie Brown 347 v. Hawkesbury 15-16 FOURTH: J.Packer-D.Rixon 199 v. Blacktown 03-04 FIFTH: Jamie Brown-M.Hughston 199 * v. North Sydney 15-16 SIXTH: J.Burnett-B.Dwarshuis 196 v. Blacktown 12-13 SEVENTH: J.Brockley-B.Marciante 179 v. Northern District (Qual final) 09-10 EIGHTH: J.Packer-M.Carroll 144 v. St.George (Final) 95-96 NINTH: J.Burnett-J.Bills 183 * v. St.George 11-12 TENTH: G.Davies-C.Gilmour 71 v. Bankstown 10-11 J.Arnold-E.Bagnall 71 v. Parramatta 16-17 Third Grade Highest Team Score 391 v. Balmain 87-88 Highest Individual Score 199 J.Holley 92-93 Best Bowling Figures 9-45 P.McCann 70-71 Highest Batting Aggregate 697 S.Wishart 77-78 Highest Bowling Aggregate 57 M.Black 84-85 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 34 M.Morgan 06-07 Most Catches by Fieldsman 15 A.Phillips 11-12 Partnerships FIRST: D.Watson-K.Humphreys 249 v. Parramatta 86-87 SECOND: T.Woodhill-K.Humphreys 181 v. Hawkesbury 89-90 THIRD: B.Kirby-P.Bourke 196 * v. Northern District 91-92 FOURTH: S.McInnes-A.Phillips 252 * v. Bankstown 10-11 FIFTH: A.Clark-J.Clark 204 v. Campbelltown 86-87 SIXTH: M.Condon-J.Clark 186 v. Manly-Warringah 84-85 SEVENTH: A.Hale-D.Mann 141 * v. Petersham-Marrickville 87-88 EIGHTH: R.Shawl-D.Coots 128 v. Western Suburbs 83-84 NINTH: A.Kay-M.Ray 95 v. Gordon 69-70 TENTH: A.Phillips-D.Marandola 195 v. Western Suburbs 03-04 Fourth Grade Highest Team Score 7/465 v. Mosman 10-11 Highest Individual Score 201 * T.Brennan 92-93 Best Bowling Figures 9-19 P.Lennon 65-66 Highest Batting Aggregate 807 B.Hazell 71-72 Highest Bowling Aggregate 59 R.Longbottom 65-66 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 40 M.McLeay 66-67 40 B.Miller 06-07 Most Catches by Fieldsman 17 A.Craig 01-02 Partnerships FIRST: A.Craig-M.Ridge 219 v. Hawkesbury 03-04 SECOND: A.Griffiths-K.Hatherly 191 v. Bankstown-Canterbury 68-69 THIRD: L.Dudman-D.Reynolds 173 * v. St.George (Final) 99-00 FOURTH: L.Malin-J.Burnett 207 v. St.George 06-07 FIFTH: T.Brennan-G.Kenny 234 v. Campbelltown 92-93 SIXTH: D.O'Brien-G.Glover 136 * v. Bankstown-Canterbury 75-76 SEVENTH: K.Lamb-J.Moffat 152 v. Petersham-Marrickville 76-77 EIGHTH: L.Malin-D.Eaglesham 143 v. St.George 98-99 NINTH: H.Watson-C.Streater 118 v. University of N.S.W. 08-09 TENTH: C.McCarron-S.Hair 124 v. Penrith 02-03

TEAM RECORDS (cont'd)

Fifth Grade Highest Team Score 8/401 v. North Sydney 15-16 Highest Individual Score 197 * M.Hughston 16-17 Best Bowling Figures 9-43 G.Geraghty 89-90 Highest Batting Aggregate 699 K.Wilmott 06-07 Highest Bowling Aggregate 73 P.Purcell 95-96 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 32 S.Gordon 97-98 32 J.Wall 02-03 Most Catches by Fieldsman 20 S.Hall 70-71 Partnerships FIRST: A.Dibley-A.Watkiss 217 v. Northern District 13-14 SECOND: R.Chivers-K.Wilmott 263 v. Campbelltown-Camden 06-07 THIRD: Steven Smith-S.Duff 280 * v. Western Suburbs 04-05 FOURTH: M.Bradley-D.Givney 179 v. Mosman 10-11 FIFTH: M.Condon-R.Duff 233 v. University of N.S.W. 92-93 SIXTH: J.Green-Steven Oxley 163 * v. North Sydney 70-71 SEVENTH: L.Miller-S.Kourouche 151 v. North Sydney 15-16 EIGHTH: G.Horner-J.Beattie 141 v.Sydney 12-13 NINTH: D.Eaglesham-C.Pendergast 89 v. Bankstown-Canterbury 00-01 TENTH: J.Wagner-C.Lawton 101 v. Bankstown-Canterbury 74-75

"A" Shire Highest Team Score 9/347 v. Ryde 66-67 Highest Individual Score 125 C.George 68-69 Best Bowling Figures 8-64 E.Rollinson 65-66 Highest Batting Aggregate 442 R.Rempt 67-68 Highest Bowling Aggregate 44 R.Walls 65-66 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 15 A.Schuman 65-66 Most Catches by Fieldsman 8 E.Rollinson 65-66 8 R.Rempt 68-69 Partnerships FIRST: R.Ward-R.Rempt 95 v. Lane Cove 65-66 SECOND: R.Rempt-G.Hilzinger 158 v. Ryde 68-69 THIRD: B.McManus-A.Merritt 124 v. University of N.S.W. 66-67 FOURTH: A.Merritt-D.Gazzard 121 v. Ryde 67-68 FIFTH: P.McCann-R.Rempt 103 v. Lane Cove 67-68 SIXTH: A.Humphries-P.Turner 97 v. Bexley 67-68 SEVENTH: G.Warry-E.Terone 90 v. Pennant Hills 66-67 EIGHTH: K.Edson-P.Venn 67 v. Auburn-Lidcombe 66-67 NINTH: C.McGinn-G.McCaughan 78 v. Epping 68-69 TENTH: A.Edmondson-G.McCaughan 39 v. Pennant Hills 67-68

"B" Shire Highest Team Score 8/295 v. Pennant Hills 66-67 Highest Individual Score 146 * A.Griffiths 66-67 Best Bowling Figures 8-6 G.Glover 67-68 Highest Batting Aggregate 392 A.Griffiths 65-66 Highest Bowling Aggregate 45 B.Druery 66-67 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 21 K.Edson 66-67 Most Catches by Fieldsman 12 A.Griffiths 65-66

TEAM RECORDS (cont'd)

Partnerships FIRST: M.Silva-A.Griffiths 155 v. Pennant Hills 65-66 SECOND: D.Phillips-M.Silva 91 * v. Pennant Hills 65-66 THIRD: A.Griffiths-R.Rempt 132 * v. Roseville 66-67 FOURTH: G.Blundell-K.Symons 96 v. University of N.S.W. 65-66 FIFTH: G.McCaughan-P.Doherty 100 v. Roseville 68-69 SIXTH: M.Silva-G.McCaughan 80 v. Auburn-Lidcombe 67-68 SEVENTH: D.Phillips-J.Ford 70 v. University of N.S.W. 65-66 EIGHTH: C.George-G.Blundell 56 v. Auburn-Lidcombe 67-68 NINTH: D.Gazzard-K.Edson 117 * v. Pennant Hills 66-67 TENTH: B.Druery-J.MacDonald 57 v. Burwood 65-66

Poidevin-Gray Shield Highest Team Score 5/345 v. University of NSW 11-12 Highest Individual Score 180 T.Doyle 15-16 Best Bowling Figures 7-31 G.Barry 74-75 Highest Batting Aggregate 470 Jamie Brown 14-15 Highest Bowling Aggregate 28 N.Howard 88-89 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 22 G.Davison 88-89 Most Catches by Fieldsman 11 D.Holley 90-91

Partnerships FIRST: S.Peters-M.D.O'Brien 199 v. Waverley 94-95 SECOND: R.Davison-P.Weatherall 234 v. University of N.S.W. 87-88 THIRD: M.Probert-D.Godkin 157 v. Eastern Suburbs 98-99 FOURTH: P.Clark-P.Wilson 123 v. Waverley 81-82 FIFTH: Jamie Brown-J.Rose 134 v. North Sydney 14-15 SIXTH: A.Fleming-R.Shepherd 129 v. Parramatta 02-03 SEVENTH: T.Doyle-A.Whatley 148 v. Fairfield-Liverpool 13-14 EIGHTH: Dylan Smith-Shayne Smith 147 v. Gordon 10-11 NINTH: J.Ford-A.Humphries 114 v. St.George 70-71 TENTH: M.Heslehurst-T.Moreland 75 v. Sydney University 00-01

A.W.Green Shield Highest Team Score 2/325 v. M&S Western 93-94 Highest Individual Score 166 * C.D'Arcy 13-14 Best Bowling Figures 7-13 S.Woodley 81-82 Highest Batting Aggregate 490 C.Lake 93-94 Highest Bowling Aggregate 37 A.Hale 86-87 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 22 T.Moreland 97-98 Most Catches by Fieldsman 11 S.Peters 92-93 Partnerships FIRST: R.Furner-T.Cadden 255 v. M&S Western 93-94 SECOND: M.Probert-C.Lake 192 v. Campbelltown 94-95 THIRD: G.Marston-P.Venn 194 v. Western Suburbs 66-67 FOURTH: T.Cadden-R.Furner 141 v. Bankstown-Canterbury 93-94 FIFTH: J.Holley-J.Sheehy 131 v. Fairfield 91-92 SIXTH: P.Fisher-P.Doherty 91 v. Western Suburbs 68-69 SEVENTH: G.Lowy-M.Lans 126 v. Blacktown 16-17 EIGHTH: J.Horner-J.Almond 120 v. Manly-Warringah 13-14 NINTH: S.Newman-B.Dwarshuis 83 v. Fairfield-Liverpool 07-08 TENTH: J.Wall-T.Barakat 57 * v. North Sydney 01-02 100 MATCHES IN ALL GRADES

527 D.Givney 215 E.Atkins 151 R.Bain 123 Steven Smith 383 A.Clark 215 G.Coleman 151 P.Clark 122 J.Biviano 348 M.Ridge 202 A.Hilditch 151 M.Gardner 121 D.Russell 346 K.Meadows 196 R.Davison 151 B.O'Dowd 119 G.Glover 341 M.Bradley 192 S.Clark 151 R.Wade 119 T.Moreland 333 G.Barry 192 I.Everett 151 D.Fallins 118 S.Newman 327 M.Hughston 191 Jamie Brown 150 D.Eaglesham 116 R.Chivers 326 P.Weatherall 190 A.Whatley 150 J.Steed 116 T.Pinson 315 L.Dudman 189 J.Young 149 K.Lamb 116 P.Saroukos 314 D.Rixon 188 S.Duff 147 N.Howard 115 S.Hair 313 M.D.O'Brien 185 G.Horner 147 C.Lake 114 M.Preddey 310 B.Davison 183 J.Tuccia 145 D.McLauchlan 113 W.Moodie 309 J.Holley 181 A.Fleming 144 Bryan Dawson 112 C.Lucas 299 K.Tuite 181 G.Murphy 143 K.Hudson 112 Daniel Simpson 296 C.Williams 179 T.Brennan 143 I.Napper 110 T.Freeburn 295 M.Duff 177 C.Christie 143 K.Rynne 110 J.Sands 287 J.Packer 176 R.Archibald 142 C.Gilmour 109 D.Reynolds 271 Justin Kenny 175 A.Mann 142 R.Shepherd 109 I.Stephen 260 C.Macnamara 175 S.Pickering 141 T.Doyle 108 L.Ritchie 258 P.Jaques 173 J.Bills 139 K.Brown 107 D.Celep 257 M.Chapman 172 M.Lumb 138 J.Rafique 107 R.Gilmour 253 J.Burnett 171 J.Brockley 137 S.Willis 106 G.Davies 253 D.Mann 170 H.Reus 137 J.Derwent 106 K.Symons 251 B.Johnson 168 S.Manning 136 C.Hockey 104 M.Brown 247 M.Black 168 P.Venn 136 L.Malin 104 M.Earley 243 D.Holley 167 S.Boehm 135 R.Mills 104 K.Hatherly 240 A.Craig 166 B.Gorman 134 T.Harvey 104 Trent Smith 240 D.Watson 164 P.Fisher 133 C.Dodd 104 J.Arnold 238 K.Humphreys 164 B.Dwarshuis 132 L.Joyce 103 G.Bannon 237 N.Fitzgerald 163 A.Northridge 130 Shayne Smith 103 A.Humphries 237 T.Iceton 161 A.Phillips 130 H.Watson 103 R.Rempt 235 L.Fleming 160 G.Bailey 129 B.Hazell 103 K.Richards 232 N.Whittingham 160 M.Probert 128 J.Slattery 103 M.Kelly 231 G.Hilzinger 158 L.Casey 127 M.Jones 102 B.Miller 230 G.Kenny 158 B.Hard 126 M.Heslehurst 102 T.Reynolds 229 G.Marston 157 N.Loder 126 K.Rose 102 S.Kourouche 225 S.Cush 156 J.Clark 126 T.Woodhill 101 G.Barron 225 J.Dyson 156 J.Dunbar 125 G.Davison 101 M.Condon 223 G.Warry 155 S.Dawes 125 B.Malbon 101 B.Connell 222 M.Carroll 153 P.Cox 124 A.Campbell 101 J.McInnes 222 J.Zywietz 153 C.Parsons 124 A.Watkiss 100 B.Pratt 218 L.Ball 153 Dylan Smith 123 D.Murphy 50 MATCHES IN ONE GRADE First Grade Second Grade 265 D.Rixon 93 Jamie Brown 167 K.Tuite 69 H.Reus 218 A.Clark 92 B.Davison 142 J.Packer 65 R.Archibald 210 M.Bradley 92 C.Dodd 139 G.Barry 65 P.Venn 210 P.Jaques 91 L.Johns 129 M.Ridge 64 K.Brown 208 M.D.O'Brien 90 A.Fleming 121 D.Givney 64 A.Northridge 203 M.Hughston 84 E.Cotton 110 B.Johnson 62 S.Duff 197 L.Dudman 84 D.Fallins 105 B.Davison 61 L.Fleming 188 J.Young 82 K.Tuite 99 G.Coleman 61 C.Macnamara 183 J.Holley 80 G.Bailey 99 D.Holley 57 S.Boehm 181 Justin Kenny 79 B.Dwarshuis 95 J.Brockley 56 J.Derwent 173 N.Fitzgerald 77 D.McLauchlan 91 N.Whittingham 56 C.Gilmour 166 M.Chapman 74 Steven Smith 89 J.Burnett 56 K.Williams 152 J.Dyson 72 P.Clark 88 M.Carroll 54 J.Bills 134 G.Warry 69 S.Rixon 86 L.Ball 54 S.Manning 131 P.Weatherall 69 G.Marston 85 G.Marston 53 T.Freeburn 129 R.Bain 69 P.Saroukos 83 S.Pickering 53 R.Waddington 128 J.Tuccia 65 D.Murphy 82 C.Williams 53 P.Weatherall 128 S.Cush 63 J.Slattery 80 A.Clark 52 M.Black 127 E.Atkins 62 G.Barron 80 I.Everett 52 M.Bradley 127 B.O'Dowd 61 N.Maddinson 78 D.Celep 52 M.Hughston 126 M.Black 59 I.Napper 75 P.Fisher 52 F.Timbrell 123 S.Clark 57 J.Biviano 75 N.Howard 50 R.Cartwright 119 G.Barry 56 G.McGrath 73 K.Humphreys 50 D.Russell 112 B.Gorman 55 R.Every 111 C.Williams 55 L.Fleming 108 D.Mann 54 G.Roden 105 R.Wade 54 A.Zampa 102 M.Brown 52 S.Duff 101 R.Davison 52 M.Gardner 100 M.Ridge 51 G.Horner 99 A.Hilditch 51 J.Packer 99 A.Campbell 51 N.Howard 96 L.Ball 51 H.Reus Third Grade Fourth Grade 148 M.Duff 62 A.Mann 169 T.Iceton 65 B.Hard 137 G.Kenny 59 N.Loder 124 A.Craig 62 J.Burnett 136 J.Zywietz 59 M.Lumb 93 D.Watson 62 M.Jones 121 G.Murphy 58 C.Lake 90 C.Macnamara 59 J.McInnes 112 A.Phillips 55 A.Craig 79 R.Chivers 58 J.Dunbar 100 D.Watson 55 G.Davison 77 R.Mills 58 M.Ridge 90 K.Humphreys 55 C.Macnamara 76 M.Duff 57 G.Glover 89 Bryan Dawson 53 L.Fleming 73 D.Givney 56 M.Burg 87 G.Hilzinger 53 J.Rafique 72 R.Gilmour 55 M.Lumb 76 D.Holley 52 K.Brown 70 G.Kenny 55 K.Meadows 75 B.Davison 52 J.Burnett 68 L.Casey 52 D.Lawrence 73 P.Weatherall 51 C.Gilmour 66 K.Lamb 51 J.Bills 72 K.Meadows 51 K.Hatherly 65 B.Johnson 50 M.Condon Fifth Grade 290 D.Givney 91 D.Eaglesham 60 S.Hall 51 M.Jones 161 K.Meadows 74 K.Rynne 58 J.Dunbar 51 R.Mills 130 C.Christie 63 G.Horner 55 S.Dawes 50 K.Lamb 100 S.Kourouche

20 MATCHES IN AGE COMPETITIONS Poidevin-Gray Shield A.W.Green Shield 34 A.Whatley 27 T.Moreland 23 D.Holley 24 J.Horner 33 L.Dudman 27 Dylan Smith 23 D.Murphy 24 M.Probert 32 Jamie Brown 27 Shayne Smith 23 D.Rixon 23 J.Arnold 32 D.Fallins 26 A.Hilditch 23 Trent Smith 23 Jamie Brown 32 D.Mann 25 J.Arnold 22 G.Bannon 23 D.Fisher 31 C.Williams 25 Jayden Brown 22 S.Hair 23 J.Rose 30 J.Brockley 25 D.Russell 22 B.Malbon 22 A.Whatley 30 T.Doyle 25 R.Shepherd 21 K.Brockley 21 K.Hudson 30 M.D.O'Brien 25 L.Talay 21 N.Howard 21 D.Koprivec 29 R.Davison 24 G.Bailey 21 S.Manning 20 L.Dudman 29 D.McLauchlan 24 L.Fleming 21 G.Warry 20 Dylan Smith 28 M.Bradley 24 C.Hockey 21 K.White 20 Shayne Smith 28 T.Brennan 24 K.Hudson 20 G.Davison 28 M.Hughston 24 M.Lumb 20 I.Everett 28 P.Jaques 24 C.Parsons 20 D.Reynolds 28 M.Probert 23 B.Dwarshuis 20 J.Sands 27 J.Holley 23 J.Dyson 27 G.Marston 23 L.Hawksworth

CAPTAINED 50 MATCHES IN ALL GRADES 275 D.Givney 83 J.Burnett 66 M.Duff 53 A.Clark 142 T.Iceton 82 M.Hughston 66 B.Pratt 52 N.Whittingham 110 G.Murphy 76 J.Young 65 K.Hatherly 51 S.Hall 103 B.Davison 75 A.Craig 60 G.Barry 50 A.Campbell 99 B.Johnson 75 A.Phillips 59 C.Macnamara 50 R.Hobden 95 B.Hazell 73 C.Christie 58 J.Packer 50 K.Tuite 87 J.Dyson 73 G.Kenny 57 P.Jaques 50 C.Williams 84 I.Napper 73 K.Lamb 54 J.Holley

CAPTAINED 30 MATCHES IN ONE GRADE First Grade Second Grade 80 J.Dyson 45 A.Campbell 60 J.Burnett 39 B.Davison 76 J.Young 39 S.Duff 52 G.Barry 39 J.Packer 64 M.Hughston 37 S.Rixon 48 B.Johnson 38 N.Whittingham 52 I.Napper 33 G.Errington 43 D.Givney 37 K.Tuite 47 E.Cotton 31 C.Williams 40 A.Clark 30 G.Le Huray 47 P.Jaques 30 J.Bolster 40 I.Everett 47 M.D.O'Brien Third Grade Fourth Grade 92 G.Murphy 41 J.Zywietz 131 T.Iceton 41 D.Watson 63 M.Duff 33 K.Hatherly 74 A.Craig 32 K.Hatherly 60 A.Phillips 32 B.Dawson 51 C.Macnamara 30 B.Hazell 59 G.Kenny 32 K.Humphreys 42 B.Hard 30 K.Lamb 49 B.Davison Fifth Grade 232 D.Givney 46 S.Kourouche 73 C.Christie 44 G.Horner 51 S.Hall

CAPTAINED 15 MATCHES IN AGE COMPETITIONS Poidevin-Gray Shield 15 Jamie Brown LEADING SEASON PERFORMANCES (INCLUDING L/O & AGE COMPETITIONS)

BATTING (800 RUNS) 1sts L/O T20 2nds 3rds 4ths 5ths A/B P-G AWG Total R.Davison 1995-96 975 171 ------1146 P.Jaques 1999-00 775 - - - - - 357 - 1132 Jamie Brown 2015-16 81 - 101 528 - - - 410 - 1120 A.Hilditch 1974-75 638 - - - - - 456 - 1094 Jamie Brown 2017-18 852 15 203 ------1070 J.Brockley 2011-12 71 - 536 - - - 413 - 1020 P.Jaques 1997-98 421 19 326 - - - 239 - 1005 M.Bradley 1996-97 170 118 544 - - - 165 - 997 P.Jaques 1998-99 731 57 - - - - 208 - 996 Steven Smith 2005-06 429 - 232 155 - - 180 - 996 K.Hudson 1975-76 - - - 433 75 - 59 390 957 Steven Smith 2006-07 796 - - - - - 155 - 951 M.Hughston 2009-10 964 ------964 Jamie Brown 2014-15 348 - 73 18 - - - 470 - 909 P.Jaques 2002-03 902 ------902 R.Davison 1985-86 - - 777 - - - 121 - 898 Steven Smith 2007-08 856 - - - - - 42 - 898 M.Hughston 2012-13 876 - 3 ------879 M.Bradley 1992-93 - - - - 281 277 - 320 878 C.Williams 2016-17 811 - 63 ------874 A.Whatley 2014-15 324 - 15 183 - - - 350 - 872 M.Bradley 2008-09 780 - 91 ------871 P.Clark 1981-82 723 - - - - - 144 - 867 M.Brown 2015-16 754 - 108 ------862 A.Hilditch 1973-74 737 - - - - - 121 - 858 R.Davison 1988-89 563 - - - - - 292 - 855 Justin Kenny 1990-91 855 ------855 M.Hughston 2005-06 695 - 155 - - - - - 850 P.Jaques 2006-07 849 ------849 M.Hughston 2008-09 733 - 22 93 - - - - - 848 Justin Kenny 1985-86 615 - - - - - 232 - 847 T.Doyle 2016-17 526 - 46 - - - - 274 846 G.Marston 1966-67 - - 138 132 111 - 31 432 844 D.Coots 1986-87 - - - 64 761 - 19 - 844 J.Young 1997-98 728 102 ------830 J.Young 2002-03 830 ------830 J.Horner 2013-14 - - - - 43 323 - 463 829 S.Wishart 1977-78 - - 49 697 - - 77 - 823 P.Jaques 1996-97 - - 593 - - - 223 - 816 M.Probert 1998-99 25 - 523 - - - 265 - 813 J.Young 1996-97 701 111 ------812 L.Dudman 2002-03 473 - 89 - - - 250 - 812 T.Doyle 2015-16 194 - 34 246 - - - 337 - 811 B.Hazell 1971-72 - - - - 807 - - - 807 J.Biviano 2017-18 692 1 113 ------806 M.D.O'Brien 2004-05 800 ------800 D.Murphy 2006-07 53 - 391 112 - - 244 - 800 LEADING SEASON PERFORMANCES (INCLUDING L/O & AGE COMPETITIONS)

BOWLING (60 WICKETS) 1sts L/O T20 2nds 3rds 4ths 5ths A/B P-G AWG Total A.Hale 1986-87 - - - 29 39 - - 37 105 D.Malone 2015-16 32 - 24 - - - 19 - 75 P.Purcell 1995-96 - - - - - 73 - - 73 S.Edmonds 1967-68 - - - - 6 42 - 21 69 P.Mackey 1973-74 - - - - 40 28 - - 68 P.Byrom 1998-99 28 3 11 - - - 26 - 68 N.Fitzgerald 2012-13 59 - 8 ------67 A.Hale 1985-86 - - - - 45 4 - 17 66 S.Clark 1995-96 45 3 - - - - 18 - 66 A.Manzie 1969-70 - - 14 39 - - 8 - 61 E.Rollinson 1969-70 - - - - - 61 - - 61 N.Howard 1988-89 13 - 20 - - - 28 - 61 J.Slattery 1970-71 60 ------60 S.Edmonds 1969-70 - - - 22 8 17 13 - 60 S.Edmonds 1970-71 - - - 43 4 - 13 - 60

WICKETKEEPING (40 DISMISSALS) 1sts L/O T20 2nds 3rds 4ths 5ths A/B P-G AWG Total D.Rixon 2005-06 52 - - - - - 7 - 59 G.Bannon 1974-75 - - 11 26 - - 19 - 56 J.Brockley 2009-10 - - 50 - - - 6 - 56 S.Duff 1996-97 6 5 38 - - - - - 49 G.Bannon 1975-76 - - 38 - - - 10 - 48 S.Hair 1998-99 - - 12 19 - - 17 - 48 J.Brockley 2011-12 - - 32 - - - 16 - 48 L.Ball 1995-96 33 - 14 - - - - - 47 L.Ball 1998-99 43 4 ------47 S.Duff 2002-03 47 ------47 J.Brockley 2008-09 - - 3 28 - - - 16 - 47 J.Ford 1970-71 7 - 21 - - - 18 - 46 G.Davison 1986-87 - - - 24 2 - - 20 46 D.Rixon 2007-08 46 ------46 G.Davison 1988-89 1 - 2 14 6 - 22 - 45 L.Ball 1997-98 40 5 ------45 G.Goodman 1971-72 - - 35 4 - - 5 - 44 S.Hair 1996-97 - - 6 28 - - 10 - 44 D.Rixon 2006-07 35 - - - - - 9 - 44 D.Rixon 2009-10 44 ------44 D.Rixon 2008-09 36 - 7 ------43 A.Campbell 1973-74 31 - - - - - 11 - 42 D.Rixon 2012-13 38 - 4 ------42 R.Cartwright 1966-67 - - 41 - - - - - 41 R.Bain 1965-66 34 - - - - - 6 - 40 M.Macleay 1966-67 - - - - 40 - - - 40 A.Campbell 1972-73 - - 19 8 - - 13 - 40 L.Ball 1991-92 - - 31 - - - 9 - 40 S.Hair 1997-98 - - 11 20 - - 9 - 40 B.Miller 2006-07 - - - - 40 - - - 40 LEADING SEASON BATTING AVERAGES (Minimum 400 runs) - GRADE ONLY

Season Grades Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average P.Jaques 2005-06 1 9 9 2 155 * 642 91.71 T.Brennan 1992-93 2,3,4,5 13 12 4 201 * 684 85.50 P.Jaques 2006-07 1 12 12 1 321 849 77.18 J.Rafique 2008-09 4,5 7 7 1 172 463 77.17 P.Jaques 2009-10 1 11 11 2 136 685 76.11 L.Johns 1985-86 1 10 11 1 164 726 72.60 R.Davison 1995-96 1 14 17 2 155 975 65.00 M.O'Brien 2004-05 1 17 18 5 118 * 800 61.54 Justin Kenny 1990-91 1 14 16 2 157 855 61.07 G.Horner 1986-87 2,3 16 17 6 111 * 663 60.27 J.Dyson 1990-91 1 16 17 5 103 * 713 59.42 C.Williams 2016-17 1 17 17 3 183 * 811 57.93 L.Dudman 2008-09 1,2,3 10 10 2 144 * 455 56.88 M.Ridge 2001-02 4,5 17 19 6 85 * 720 55.38 B.Dwarshuis 2015-16 1 13 13 4 130 * 492 54.67 Steven Smith 2007-08 1 15 17 1 136 856 53.50 S.Wishart 1977-78 2,3 14 19 5 107 * 746 53.29 Jamie Brown 2017-18 1 16 17 1 126 852 53.25 R.Davison 1996-97 1 12 14 2 142 632 52.67 R.Davison 1983-84 4,5 13 13 3 108 525 52.50 G.Coleman 1986-87 2,4 15 18 4 141 732 52.29 M.Ridge 1986-87 1 11 13 5 75 418 52.25 P.Jaques 2003-04 1 9 9 1 151 415 51.88 R.Davison 1985-86 2 15 15 0 122 777 51.80 N.O'Neill 1967-68 1 14 14 2 123 617 51.42 M.O'Brien 2000-01 1,2 10 12 4 95 * 410 51.25 S.Pratt 1993-94 2,3,4,5 13 13 3 111 511 51.10 M.Bradley 1996-97 1,2 14 17 3 151 714 51.00 M.Hopkins 2010-11 1,2,3 14 15 3 150 * 610 50.83 J.Young 1996-97 1 14 16 2 143 701 50.07 S.Rixon 1980-81 1 9 11 2 110 * 449 49.89 M.Carroll 2001-02 1,2,3 14 17 2 141 746 49.73 K.Humphreys 1988-89 2,3 16 17 3 100 * 690 49.29 J.Holley 2008-09 1,2 16 16 6 139 492 49.20 A.Hilditch 1973-74 1 17 21 6 77 * 737 49.13 J.Holley 2009-10 1,2 18 16 2 173 687 49.07 M.Hughston 2008-09 1,2 15 18 1 131 * 826 48.59 D.Coots 1986-87 3,4 16 18 1 126 825 48.53 P.Jaques 2004-05 1 8 9 0 133 436 48.44 P.Jaques 1999-00 1 17 17 1 100 775 48.44 J.Clark 1983-84 4,5 12 11 2 152 * 435 48.33 D.Givney 2004-05 5 14 13 1 135 578 48.17 D.Howard 1997-98 4,5 15 15 4 129 525 47.73 M.Hughston 2009-10 1 22 22 2 184 950 47.50 K.Tuite 1998-99 1,2 12 13 3 100 * 475 47.50 B.Hazell 1971-72 4 16 18 1 96 807 47.47 Steven Smith 2008-09 1 7 9 0 158 424 47.11 S.Cush 2005-06 2,3 16 17 2 131 706 47.07 C.Williams 2015-16 1,2 17 18 3 124 * 706 47.07 Steven Smith 2006-07 1 19 19 2 119 * 796 46.82 P.Weatherall 1990-91 1 16 16 5 103 * 515 46.82 M.Parker 2006-07 1,2 14 14 2 111 * 561 46.75 L.Dudman 2005-06 1 20 19 2 140 791 46.53 S.McInnes 2007-08 2,3,4 13 13 2 165 * 510 46.36 J.Young 2002-03 1 18 20 2 97 830 46.11 K.Brown 2008-09 2,3,4 12 13 3 98 460 46.00 G.Davies 2011-12 2,3 16 14 1 164 597 45.92 C.Williams 2008-09 2 15 17 3 121 * 640 45.71 LEADING SEASON BATTING AVERAGES (Minimum 400 runs) - GRADE ONLY

Season Grades Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average M.Probert 1998-99 1,2 12 12 0 132 548 45.67 K.Humphreys 1990-91 2,3 14 16 2 135 639 45.64 Steven Smith 2004-05 4,5 14 14 1 134 * 593 45.62 P.Jaques 2012-13 1 12 13 1 120 547 45.58 A.Clark 2001-02 1,2 19 17 6 74 500 45.45 C.Peck 1992-93 3 14 13 3 90 452 45.20 D.Rixon 2015-16 1,2 13 11 0 272 497 45.18 L.Johns 1977-78 1 14 19 3 99 721 45.06 D.Watson 1986-87 2,3 16 19 3 153 716 44.75 J.Dyson 1992-93 1 13 16 6 73 447 44.70 D.Mitchell 1995-96 1 16 20 3 128 759 44.65 N.Bettiss 2002-03 2,3,4,5 12 14 2 140 535 44.58 M.Hughston 2015-16 1,2,3 15 17 3 126 * 623 44.50 K.Tuite 1988-89 1,2,3,5 15 17 2 123 667 44.47 M.Brown 2015-16 1 16 17 0 143 754 44.35 Shayne Smith 2014-15 1,2,3 17 16 3 93 576 44.31 N.Maddinson 2009-10 1 15 13 0 142 574 44.15 K.Wilmott 2006-07 4,5 15 17 1 164 704 44.00 B.Dwarshuis 2014-15 1,2,3 14 12 2 110 440 44.00 P.Weatherall 2001-02 3 14 15 5 102 * 436 43.60 S.Khan 2013-14 4,5 15 16 2 138 * 606 43.29 G.Davison 1988-89 2,3,4 16 16 5 74 475 43.18 S.Rixon 1988-89 1 13 14 2 142 518 43.17 S.Duff 1995-96 2,3 14 16 6 108 431 43.10 B.Dwarshuis 2012-13 1,2 19 18 5 162 557 42.85 B.Hard 1989-90 4,5 14 14 2 134 * 511 42.58 A.Hilditch 1974-75 1 16 19 4 119 638 42.53 G.Horner 1987-88 1,2 15 17 4 150 * 551 42.38 L.Malin 1997-98 4,5 15 16 5 85 463 42.09 J.Packer 2003-04 1,2 16 18 2 163 669 41.81 P.Jaques 2013-14 1 15 17 2 114 626 41.73 M.Hughston 2012-13 1 20 23 2 144 876 41.71 L.Johns 1984-85 1 16 18 1 166 703 41.35 M.Brown 2014-15 1 18 17 1 129 660 41.25 J.Brockley 2008-09 2 15 14 2 79 493 41.08 J.Burnett 2013-14 2,3 13 15 2 120 * 534 41.08 M.Bradley 2008-09 1 17 22 3 106 780 41.05 P.Jaques 2002-03 1 20 23 1 116 902 41.00 Justin Kenny 1985-86 1 14 17 2 128 * 615 41.00 A.Clark 1985-86 1,3,4 13 15 3 77 491 40.92 P.Atkins 1967-68 3 11 16 3 143 * 531 40.85 Steven Smith 2005-06 1,2,3 19 20 0 97 816 40.80 J.Dyson 1975-76 1 10 11 1 105 * 408 40.80 J.Burnett 2007-08 1,2,3 20 18 4 114 571 40.79 P.Saroukos 2016-17 1,2 17 17 3 85 570 40.71 N.Howard 1992-93 1,2 13 13 3 105 407 40.70 P.Jaques 1998-99 1 14 19 1 123 731 40.61 Jamie Brown 2015-16 1,2 17 19 4 172 * 609 40.60 M.Hughston 2005-06 1,2 20 22 1 155 * 850 40.48 M.Earley 2006-07 3,4,5 16 18 3 118 606 40.40 B.Roach 2002-03 1,2 18 18 1 130 685 40.29 K.Tuite 1984-85 1,2 17 16 2 98 * 564 40.29 Jamie Brown 2011-12 2,3,4 15 13 2 80 * 443 40.27 R.Davison 1988-89 1 15 17 3 141 563 40.21 J.Packer 2006-07 3 18 17 3 116 * 563 40.21 B.Roach 2003-04 1,2 10 10 0 161 402 40.20 D.Givney 2001-02 5 15 15 4 134 442 40.18 LEADING SEASON BOWLING AVERAGES (Minimum 30 wickets) - GRADE ONLY

Season Grades Matches OversMaidens Runs Wickets Average

R.Longbottom 1965-66 4 15 184 28 450 59 7.63 M.Black 1972-73 2,3 11 204 55 460 53 8.68 K.Meadows 1988-89 5 13 227 95 369 42 8.79 P.Lennon 1965-66 4,A 14 148 29 386 42 9.19 G.Chudleigh 1980-81 4 8 124 27 363 38 9.55 E.Rollinson 1969-70 4,5 10 167 31 584 61 9.57 J.Roy 2011-12 3,4 15 136 41 336 35 9.60 A.Northridge 1998-99 2,3 15 185 63 361 37 9.76 J.Bills 2007-08 3,4 14 141 42 325 33 9.85 P.Mullane 1973-74 4 17 190 34 564 56 10.07 K.Meadows 1998-99 4,5 8 182 59 345 34 10.15 M.McDonald 1973-74 3,4,5 16 151 23 463 45 10.29 A.Hale 1985-86 4,5 14 220 56 513 49 10.47 M.Black 1973-74 2 16 246 75 537 51 10.53 I.Napper 1970-71 4 16 104 15 360 34 10.59 J.Macdonald 1965-66 A 12 102 16 429 40 10.73 H.Watson 2008-09 4,5 15 168 40 453 42 10.79 K.Meadows 1999-00 5 14 186 71 339 31 10.94 M.Brennan 1988-89 2,3,4 14 181 52 439 40 10.98 J.Slattery 1970-71 1 16 219 43 662 60 11.03 P.Mackey 1973-74 4,5 15 194 20 758 68 11.15 S.McGrath 1999-00 4 18 170 49 414 37 11.19 D.White 1980-81 4,5 15 146 37 384 34 11.29 J.Slattery 1974-75 3 11 166 39 448 39 11.49 D.Lawrence 1965-66 3,A 12 132 28 368 32 11.50 G.Murphy 1967-68 3,4,A 16 131 16 477 41 11.63 B.Druery 1965-66 A,B 15 156 28 536 45 11.91 S.Dawes 2009-10 2,3,5 14 205 82 444 37 12.00 J.Dunbar 1999-00 4,5 18 226 46 594 49 12.12 K.Hatherly 1967-68 4 16 150 29 548 45 12.18 A.Kay 1968-69 2,3 13 166 25 538 44 12.23 R.Barton 1965-66 4 15 130 10 516 42 12.29 J.Hancock 2000-01 2,3 16 164 46 381 31 12.29 S.Clark 1999-00 1,5 19 173 45 470 38 12.37 D.Eaglesham 2001-02 5 16 162 18 644 52 12.38 M.Black 1975-76 1 13 158 32 384 31 12.39 S.Edmonds 1969-70 3,4,5 15 209 41 583 47 12.40 J.Smith 1986-87 5 10 193 69 373 30 12.43 C.Christie 1982-83 5 15 178 50 411 33 12.45 L.De Ville 1965-66 1,2,3 13 139 25 487 39 12.49 I.Scott 1968-69 A 11 111 13 375 30 12.50 G.Barron 1996-97 2,3 13 194 52 500 40 12.50 R.Mills 1980-81 5 13 238 82 513 41 12.51 R.Hobden 1968-69 4,B 9 110 17 417 33 12.64 M.Carroll 1989-90 4,5 13 138 25 393 31 12.68 A.Fleming 2010-11 1 17 217 56 700 55 12.73 K.Meadows 1989-90 3,4 15 300 99 575 45 12.78 R.Noyes 1979-80 4,5 15 228 60 537 42 12.79 E.Rollinson 1966-67 A,B 12 199 29 665 52 12.79 P.Burns 2011-12 4,5 14 157 41 412 32 12.88

LEADING SEASON BOWLING AVERAGES (Minimum 30 wickets) - GRADE ONLY

Season Grades Matches OversMaidens Runs Wickets Average

C.Russell 1970-71 3,4 16 191 37 685 53 12.92 N.Whittingham 2017-18 2,5 15 184 46 428 33 12.97 M.Black 1976-77 1 15 149 26 418 32 13.06 E.Cotton 1968-69 1 16 245 60 630 48 13.13 J.Packer 1990-91 4,5 14 234 66 531 40 13.28 M.McDonald 1975-76 3 17 207 45 704 53 13.28 E.Cotton 1965-66 1 14 155 37 413 31 13.32 R.Waddington 1975-76 2 17 187 18 627 47 13.34 Brian Dawson 1972-73 4,5 15 140 29 468 35 13.37 H.Reus 1970-71 4,5 12 132 20 484 36 13.44 S.Edmonds 1970-71 2,3,4 16 173 26 635 47 13.51 P.Purcell 1995-96 5 14 318 71 991 73 13.58 P.Doherty 1969-70 5 16 141 19 584 43 13.58 P.Driscoll 2015-16 4,5 13 144 30 408 30 13.60 M.Black 1983-84 2,3 13 249 89 478 35 13.66 R.Malas 2001-02 3,4,5 17 235 62 630 46 13.70 I.Napper 1971-72 1,2 17 150 31 494 36 13.72 R.Longbottom 1966-67 4 13 168 10 577 42 13.74 D.Lawrence 1969-70 4 17 170 33 553 40 13.83 P.Byrom 1998-99 1,2 15 211 50 542 39 13.90 K.Meadows 2003-04 5 14 203 58 446 32 13.94 P.Lennon 1966-67 2,3,4 14 192 29 630 45 14.00 A.Clark 1995-96 1 16 248 74 560 40 14.00 J.Slattery 1968-69 1,2 14 235 52 701 50 14.02 D.Mann 1986-87 2,3,4 16 331 96 744 53 14.04 K.Rose 1980-81 2,3 15 249 38 801 57 14.05 S.Edmonds 1967-68 4,A,B 16 181 32 676 48 14.08 G.Glover 1969-70 4,5 14 119 20 438 31 14.13 G.Murphy 1974-75 3 16 110 16 440 31 14.19 R.Wade 1973-74 1 17 148 37 497 35 14.20 G.Scott 1966-67 A,B 12 118 28 442 31 14.26 P.McCann 1970-71 1,2,3 14 130 20 515 36 14.31 S.McGrath 1997-98 4,5 13 190 57 444 31 14.32 A.Adams 2009-10 1 19 295 70 718 50 14.36 A.Kay 1969-70 2,3 16 203 31 649 45 14.42 G.Coleman 1987-88 4 14 338 115 739 51 14.49 Jayden Brown 2015-16 3,4 14 160 31 480 33 14.55 A.Clark 1993-94 1 15 261 77 627 43 14.58 K.Williams 1981-82 2,3 13 155 47 525 36 14.58 J.Philip 1965-66 1,2,3 15 232 46 774 53 14.60 R.Walls 1965-66 3,A 14 194 31 644 44 14.64 B.Stephen 1965-66 2,3 15 190 33 587 40 14.68 E.Rollinson 1965-66 3,A,B 11 144 25 529 36 14.69 S.Clark 1998-99 1 12 267 68 682 46 14.83 A.Mann 2001-02 3,4,5 16 206 42 623 42 14.83 D.Mann 1985-86 4,5 14 222 55 505 34 14.85 S.Newman 2007-08 4,5 16 194 38 551 37 14.89 D.Russell 1973-74 2 17 137 16 462 31 14.90 G.Barry 1989-90 2 14 239 72 462 31 14.90 E.Behl 1985-86 4,5 14 218 61 477 32 14.91 PARTNERSHIPS OF 200 RUNS OR MORE

347 D.Rixon-Jamie Brown 2nds /3rd wkt v. Hawkesbury 2015-16 300 J.Biviano/S.Watson 1sts /2nd wkt v. St.George 2017-18 285 N.Maddinson-M.Hughston 1sts /2nd wkt v. Eastern Suburbs (Semi-final) 2009-10 284 D.Murphy-S.Pickering 2nds /3rd wkt v. Campbelltown-Camden 2009-10 280 * Steven Smith-S.Duff 5ths /3rd wkt v. Western Suburbs 2004-05 263 R.Chivers-K.Wilmott 5ths /2nd wkt v. Campbelltown-Camden 2006-07 261 S.Rixon-G.Horner 1sts /6th wkt v. Parramatta 1988-89 255 R.Furner-T.Cadden AWG /1st wkt v. Municipal & Shires Western 1993-94 252 S.McInnes-A.Phillips 3rds /4th wkt v. Bankstown 2010-11 249 D.Watson-K.Humphreys 3rds /1st wkt v. Parramatta 1986-87 247 R.Davison-S.Rixon 1sts /4th wkt v. Penrith 1988-89 241 * K.Hudson-P.McMahon AWG /1st wkt v. Nepean 1974-75 240 K.Thessman-B.Roach 2nds /3rd wkt v. Penrith 2002-03 236 R.Chivers-M.Elliott 5ths /2nd wkt v. Gordon 2004-05 234 R.Davison-P.Weatherall P-G /2nd wkt v. University of N.S.W. 1987-88 234 T.Brennan-G.Kenny 4ths /5th wkt v. Campbelltown 1992-93 234 C.Williams-Jamie Brown 1sts /5th wkt v. Campbelltown-Camden 2016-17 233 M.Condon-R.Duff 5ths /5th wkt v. University of N.S.W. 1992-93 232 P.Jaques-M.Hughston 1sts /2nd wkt v. Blacktown 2005-06 230 R.Chivers-D.Givney 5ths /3rd wkt v. Randwick Petersham (Qual Final) 2004-05 230 D.Murphy-M.Parker 2nds /3rd wkt v. University of N.S.W. 2006-07 224 D.Wallace-B.Kirby 5ths /3rd wkt v. Campbelltown 1988-89 219 A.Craig-M.Ridge 4ths /1st wkt v. Hawkesbury 2003-04 219 N.Maddinson-S.Cush 1sts /3rd wkt v. Penrith 2011-12 217 T.Harvey-K.Lamb 5ths /5th wkt v. Balmain A (Semi-Final) 1984-85 217 A.Dibley-A.Watkiss 5ths /1st wkt v. Northern District 2013-14 213 D.Simpson-R.Davison 2nds /1st wkt v. Mosman-Middle Harbour 1985-86 211 * S.Khan-C.D'Arcy 5ths /1st wkt v. Campbelltown-Camden 2013-14 210 * C.Parsons-T.Young 5ths /5th wkt v. Mosman-Middle Harbour 1985-86 210 Justin Kenny-J.Dyson 1sts /4th wkt v. University of N.S.W. 1990-91 210 M.Bradley-J.Young 1sts /2nd wkt v. Gordon 1996-97 210 L.Casey-G.Davies 5ths /1st wkt v. Bankstown 2005-06 209 M.Brown-B.Dwarshuis 1sts /4th wkt v. North Sydney 2015-16 208 R.Davison-D.Mitchell 1sts /3rd wkt v. Gordon 1995-96 207 * G.Horner-A.Quinn 5ths /5th wkt v. University of N.S.W. 1983-84 207 P.Prichard-Justin Kenny 1sts /3rd wkt v. Manly-Warringah 1985-86 207 L.Malin-J.Burnett 4ths /4th wkt v. St.George 2006-07 205 M.Hughston-M.Parker 2nds /1st wkt v. Western Suburbs 2005-06 204 A.Clark-J.Clark 3rds /5th wkt v. Campbelltown 1986-87 203 N.O'Neill-C.Dodd 1sts /4th wkt v. Sydney 1967-68 203 * P.Jaques-J.Young 1sts /5th wkt v. Penrith 2005-06 202 * J.Dyson-P.Weatherall 1sts /5th wkt v. Campbelltown 1990-91 201 * P.Jaques-M.O'Brien 1sts /3rd wkt v. Hawkesbury 2005-06 200 J.Rafique-S.Cush 3rds /2nd wkt v. Hawkesbury 2005-06 LEADING ALL-ROUNDERS IN ALL GRADES (4000 runs / 200 wickets / 100 catches) Milestone Reached Career Totals Season Matches Matches Runs Wickets Catches L.Dudman 2005-06 179 315 7742 376 180 J.Holley 2000-01 209 309 8079 323 158 D.Mann 1996-97 238 253 4230 431 136 G.Barry 1986-87 247 333 4421 608 154 J.Packer 2005-06 255 287 6956 327 120 A.Clark 1997-98 276 383 8892 639 150

LEADING ALL-ROUNDERS IN ONE GRADE (2000 runs / 100 wickets / 50 catches) Milestone Reached Career Totals Season Matches Matches Runs Wickets Catches First Grade L.Dudman 2005-06 80 197 4709 247 115 J.Holley 2002-03 107 183 4217 151 85 A.Clark 1998-99 147 218 4484 366 79 Second Grade J.Packer 2003-04 114 142 4036 131 61 G.Barry 1992-93 130 139 2145 253 81 Third Grade B.Davison 1987-88 73 75 2599 103 52 J.Zywietz 2016-17 129 136 2210 149 57

500 RUNS AND 40 WICKETS IN A SEASON 90-91 P.Weatherall 515 runs & 43 wickets (1st Grade) 93-94 A.Clark 547 runs & 43 wickets (1st Grade) 05-06 L.Dudman 791 runs & 41 wickets (1st Grade) 500 RUNS AND 40 W/K DISMISSALS IN A SEASON 96-97 S.Duff 557 runs & 44 dismissals (1st & 2nd Grades) 09-10 J.Brockley 567 runs & 50 dismissals (2nd Grade) CENTURY AND 10 WICKETS IN A MATCH 02-03 J.Rafique 5ths v. UTS-Balmain 121 & 11-32 CENTURY AND 5 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS 69-70 E.Cotton 1sts v. Western Suburbs 125 * & 5-90 84-85 R.Davison AWG v. Bankstown-Canterbury 112 & 5-28 86-87 G.Coleman 4ths v. Campbelltown 120 & 5-71 02-03 J.Rafique 5ths v. UTS-Balmain 121 & 8-17 08-09 L.Dudman 3rds v. Mosman 127 * & 5-37 08-09 R.Shepherd 4ths v. Sydney University 102 & 5-52 08-09 J.Holley 2nds v. Manly-Warringah 139 & 6-83 09-10 N.Maddinson # 1sts v. Eastern Subs (Semi-final) 137 & 5-95 # Nic Maddinson became the youngest player in 1st Grade history to do the double of a century and five wickets in an innings in a match, aged 18 years 96 days.

BATSMEN WITH 3000 RUNS IN ALL GRADES

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average 100 50 D.Givney 527 552 62 162 12559 25.6 11 52 P.Jaques 258 284 30 321 11512 45.3 25 64 M.Bradley 341 389 40 212 * 10723 30.7 17 53 M.Hughston 327 345 37 197 * 10540 34.2 19 52 M.D.O'Brien 313 345 28 144 9181 29.0 6 54 A.Clark 383 400 50 118 8892 25.4 4 41 M.Ridge 348 381 60 104 * 8711 27.1 2 55 B.Davison 310 357 34 116 * 8561 26.5 7 46 Justin Kenny 271 312 22 157 8350 28.8 10 39 C.Williams 296 304 36 183 * 8239 30.7 5 50 J.Holley 309 311 37 199 8079 29.5 11 36 K.Tuite 299 325 40 123 8076 28.3 9 39 P.Weatherall 326 336 58 173 * 7854 28.3 8 35 L.Dudman 315 315 39 144 * 7742 28.1 9 37 R.Davison 196 212 23 155 7401 39.2 14 43 J.Packer 287 276 50 163 6956 30.8 6 36 J.Dyson 225 249 51 106 * 6924 35.0 4 47 K.Humphreys 238 262 29 135 6864 29.5 7 29 M.Duff 295 299 19 147 6698 23.9 2 33 J.Young 189 211 25 143 6610 35.5 7 42 S.Cush 225 235 16 149 * 6463 29.5 7 37 G.Hilzinger 231 276 21 120 * 6446 25.3 3 37 A.Craig 240 256 17 127 6145 25.7 3 35 J.Burnett 253 257 40 123 6079 28.0 8 31 A.Hilditch 202 219 26 127 * 6023 31.2 7 33 G.Warry 223 268 15 98 5845 23.1 - 31 D.Watson 240 262 21 153 5843 24.2 5 25 G.Marston 229 275 22 139 5816 23.0 5 27 D.Holley 243 244 18 131 5666 25.1 3 29 Jamie Brown 191 176 30 172 * 5518 37.8 11 29 G.Coleman 215 238 45 145 * 5372 27.8 6 28 B.Johnson 251 259 20 114 5237 21.9 3 25 D.Rixon 314 273 52 272 5183 23.5 1 29 Steven Smith 123 125 12 171 * 4983 44.1 10 26 J.Brockley 171 169 9 151 4954 31.0 5 25 I.Everett 192 224 8 140 4920 22.8 2 24 P.Clark 151 187 15 129 * 4901 28.5 6 28 G.Horner 185 185 38 153 4638 31.6 8 16 T.Iceton 237 264 6 179 4610 17.9 1 17 M.Probert 160 162 12 137 * 4514 30.1 4 31 G.Barry 333 316 71 103 4421 18.0 1 12 T.Brennan 179 188 19 201 * 4284 25.3 4 17 D.Mann 253 234 56 100 * 4230 23.8 1 16 L.Fleming 235 240 33 109 4225 20.4 2 19 B.Hazell 130 158 7 141 4189 27.7 2 32 J.Clark 156 165 25 158 * 4151 29.7 5 17 S.Pickering 175 174 16 164 4120 26.1 5 13 J.Rafique 138 142 6 172 4108 30.2 5 22 G.Bailey 160 185 27 113 4093 25.9 5 18 J.Steed 150 172 15 121 4081 26.0 2 21

BATSMEN WITH 3000 RUNS IN ALL GRADES (cont'd)

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average 100 50 P.Venn 168 194 19 117 4055 23.2 5 15 A.Northridge 163 163 17 127 * 4018 27.5 4 16 T.Doyle 141 143 10 180 3984 30.0 4 25 S.Duff 188 188 34 166 * 3944 25.6 3 20 A.Phillips 163 157 18 154 3901 28.1 6 17 J.Zywietz 222 201 27 158 3891 22.4 2 15 A.Whatley 190 172 8 115 3877 23.6 5 17 D.Murphy 123 135 5 215 3728 28.7 5 21 B.Dwarshuis 164 151 30 162 3701 30.6 4 20 K.Hudson 143 163 16 158 * 3697 25.1 5 14 C.Lake 147 151 22 119 * 3643 28.2 3 22 L.Casey 158 162 11 145 * 3605 23.9 3 16 T.Harvey 140 145 10 165 3557 26.3 3 15 B.Hard 158 164 9 134 * 3542 22.9 1 20 M.Lumb 172 179 12 102 3526 21.1 2 17 L.Johns 97 106 13 166 3501 37.6 6 21 G.Kenny 230 216 28 104 * 3487 18.5 2 15 C.Dodd 133 155 7 118 3482 23.5 4 16 L.Malin 136 143 33 102 * 3454 31.4 3 20 P.Fisher 164 179 17 115 3359 20.7 3 12 B.O'Dowd 151 168 21 108 3316 22.6 2 15 P.Saroukos 116 117 13 147 3305 31.8 2 22 Shayne Smith 130 120 20 142 3292 32.9 2 19 K.Lamb 149 175 34 100 3291 23.3 1 14 C.Hockey 136 142 15 107 3200 25.2 1 20 I.Stephen 109 125 6 134 * 3130 26.3 5 15 A.Griffiths 97 133 6 146 * 3071 24.2 4 13 G.Davies 106 103 12 164 3042 33.4 7 13 P.Cox 153 170 25 117 * 3032 20.9 1 8 M.Brown 104 106 7 143 3029 30.6 3 18

BATSMEN WITH 1000 RUNS IN ONE GRADE

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average First Grade P.Jaques 210 233 22 321 9566 45.3 J.Young 188 210 25 143 6530 35.3 M.Hughston 203 220 18 184 6523 32.3 Justin Kenny 181 211 13 157 6235 31.5 M.Bradley 210 247 20 212 * 6176 27.2 M.D.O'Brien 208 235 17 118 * 6050 27.8 L.Dudman 197 198 24 140 4709 27.1 J.Dyson 152 166 42 105 * 4661 37.6 A.Clark 218 231 28 118 4484 22.1 J.Holley 183 196 20 129 * 4217 24.0 R.Davison 101 116 12 155 4121 39.6 S.Cush 128 135 12 149 * 3706 30.1 D.Rixon 265 223 47 98 3547 20.2 C.Williams 111 114 14 183 * 3525 35.3 G.Warry 134 154 5 98 3415 22.9 Steven Smith 74 77 9 171 * 3398 50.0 L.Johns 91 98 11 166 3361 38.6 A.Hilditch 99 114 15 127 * 3318 33.5 M.Brown 102 104 7 143 2993 30.9 P.Weatherall 131 140 24 103 * 2985 25.7 P.Clark 72 96 8 129 * 2900 33.0 B.O'Dowd 127 138 17 108 2602 21.5 Jamie Brown 93 85 13 126 2505 34.8 C.Dodd 92 108 4 101 * 2425 23.3 M.Ridge 100 120 21 101 * 2241 22.6 S.Rixon 69 79 8 142 2210 31.1 B.Davison 92 107 9 111 1919 19.6 E.Cotton 84 92 16 125 * 1851 24.4 R.Bain 129 137 15 54 1844 15.1 A.Campbell 99 97 11 84 1816 21.1 G.Bailey 80 92 11 113 1802 22.2 N.Maddinson 61 62 2 225 1798 30.0 P.Saroukos 69 70 8 103 * 1744 28.1 D.Mann 108 104 25 73 1631 20.6 J.Biviano 57 57 1 143 1616 28.9 G.Barry 119 122 27 103 1563 16.5 D.Murphy 65 72 2 125 * 1534 21.9 D.Mitchell 46 52 4 166 1469 30.6 R.Wade 105 101 22 76 1456 18.4 K.Tuite 82 92 9 80 1415 17.0 B.Dwarshuis 79 71 13 130 * 1407 24.3 M.Chapman 166 139 51 53 * 1363 15.5 G.Marston 69 85 6 90 * 1284 16.3 T.Doyle 48 46 4 108 1240 29.5 K.Richards 46 61 4 85 1183 20.8 G.Horner 51 52 7 153 1130 25.1 N.O'Neill 29 32 2 168 1105 36.8 A.Fleming 90 75 18 52 * 1094 19.2 E.Atkins 127 103 20 67 1084 13.1 S.Clark 123 104 14 64 1076 12.0 S.Duff 52 55 11 74 * 1069 24.3 J.Steed 46 57 6 113 1067 20.9 R.Every 55 61 9 124 1048 20.2

BATSMEN WITH 1000 RUNS IN ONE GRADE (cont'd)

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average Second Grade K.Tuite 167 181 23 123 5059 32.0 J.Packer 142 149 21 163 4036 31.5 M.Ridge 129 136 14 94 3558 29.2 B.Davison 105 121 13 104 3342 30.9 J.Brockley 95 99 6 151 3177 34.2 D.Givney 121 134 11 162 3050 24.8 C.Williams 81 91 11 121 * 2797 35.0 D.Holley 99 106 6 105 2514 25.1 B.Johnson 110 114 10 101 2370 22.8 G.Coleman 99 110 26 118 2209 26.3 G.Marston 85 99 6 138 2191 23.6 J.Burnett 89 91 15 116 * 2177 28.6 G.Barry 139 129 33 67 2145 22.3 K.Humphreys 73 79 12 135 2106 31.4 A.Clark 80 79 12 91 2087 31.1 I.Everett 80 86 3 104 2013 24.3 J.Holley 48 46 10 183 1986 55.2 M.Hughston 52 57 8 162 * 1864 38.0 P.Fisher 75 82 6 107 1832 24.1 S.Pickering 68 70 3 164 1783 26.6 M.Bradley 52 59 6 151 1764 33.3 D.Celep 78 76 4 129 1748 24.3 A.Northridge 64 67 3 127 * 1737 27.1 S.Duff 62 66 13 114 * 1635 30.8 P.Venn 65 78 6 103 1608 22.3 M.Parker 37 41 3 111 * 1545 40.7 J.Clark 45 52 7 116 * 1416 31.5 M.Carroll 88 74 24 120 1372 27.4 G.Hilzinger 48 53 0 93 1362 25.7 K.Thessman 44 52 5 162 1330 28.3 P.Weatherall 53 53 10 99 1291 30.0 K.Brown 64 68 9 123 1278 21.7 N.Howard 75 65 15 105 * 1265 25.3 R.Neill 41 53 5 94 1257 26.2 L.Fleming 61 60 7 86 1215 22.9 M.D.O'Brien 39 40 4 144 1192 33.1 J.Steed 36 39 3 121 1134 31.5 D.Murphy 31 36 2 215 1127 33.1 B.Roach 26 28 1 161 1108 41.0 B.Hazell 39 48 2 100 1070 23.3 P.Saroukos 34 34 3 97 1041 33.6 R.Davison 22 23 0 122 1040 45.2

BATSMEN WITH 1000 RUNS IN ONE GRADE (cont'd) Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average Third Grade M.Duff 148 147 12 100 * 3142 23.3 K.Humphreys 90 97 8 102 2732 30.7 B.Davison 75 85 7 112 2599 33.3 A.Phillips 112 106 13 154 2595 27.9 D.Watson 100 108 7 153 2498 24.7 J.Zywietz 136 121 17 106 2210 21.3 G.Hilzinger 87 102 9 97 2161 23.2 P.Weatherall 73 75 13 173 * 1893 30.5 J.Burnett 52 56 7 120 * 1760 35.9 G.Kenny 137 127 20 72 1759 16.4 D.Holley 76 70 5 131 1671 25.7 Bryan Dawson 89 92 15 74 1628 21.1 G.Murphy 121 109 20 64 * 1486 16.7 J.Rafique 53 56 2 137 1485 27.5 M.Lumb 59 64 4 96 1452 24.2 T.Harvey 37 40 3 132 1418 38.3 B.Johnson 65 65 4 114 1343 22.0 I.Stephen 40 47 1 103 1270 27.6 G.Davies 48 44 1 164 1244 28.9 B.Hopkin 49 66 10 105 1241 22.2 G.Davison 55 48 10 81 1240 32.6 C.Hockey 44 49 3 107 1201 26.1 J.Packer 42 34 6 116 * 1163 41.5 K.Brown 52 51 5 98 1177 25.6 B.Hazell 26 35 1 141 1142 33.6 P.Atkins 27 36 6 143 * 1107 36.9 I.Everett 42 51 2 91 1102 22.5 A.Northridge 34 36 6 126 * 1097 36.6 C.Lake 58 62 10 85 1084 20.8 A.Craig 55 57 3 97 1062 19.7 L.Fleming 53 59 3 82 1027 18.3 P.Clark 31 38 2 109 1013 28.1 T.Brennan 36 36 4 100 * 1004 31.4 B.Everett 26 41 2 75 * 1003 25.7

BATSMEN WITH 1000 RUNS IN ONE GRADE (cont'd) Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average Fourth Grade A.Craig 124 136 9 127 3784 29.8 T.Iceton 169 188 4 179 3514 19.1 D.Watson 93 104 11 114 2348 25.2 M.Duff 76 80 2 147 2045 26.2 G.Coleman 49 55 7 145 * 2016 42.0 L.Casey 68 69 3 109 * 1680 25.5 G.Kenny 70 70 4 104 * 1602 24.3 R.Gilmour 72 81 11 85 * 1580 22.6 R.Chivers 79 80 8 90 1574 21.9 M.Ridge 58 61 16 99 1505 33.4 D.Givney 73 77 12 120 1484 22.8 B.Hard 65 66 5 89 1465 24.0 K.Lamb 66 78 14 93 * 1343 21.0 J.Burnett 62 64 8 123 1244 22.2 L.Malin 47 48 11 102 * 1226 33.1 C.Macnamara 90 71 12 100 * 1209 20.5 B.Hazell 32 36 6 96 1204 40.1 M.Jones 62 59 10 100 * 1189 24.3 C.O'Hara 49 48 4 98 * 1121 25.5 M.Lumb 55 55 3 102 1112 21.4 A.Phillips 41 40 5 120 1094 31.3 G.Glover 57 62 16 82 * 1075 23.4 M.Graham 33 37 4 87 1063 32.2 G.Hilzinger 25 28 7 120 * 1034 49.2

Fifth Grade D.Givney 290 297 36 135 7289 27.9 K.Rynne 74 80 12 123 1554 22.9 G.Horner 63 59 10 133 * 1476 30.1 K.Lamb 50 61 17 100 1405 31.9 L.Malin 40 45 16 102 * 1342 46.3 K.Meadows 161 124 30 73 1278 13.6 L.Casey 46 50 3 145 * 1264 26.9 R.Chivers 29 32 4 150 1171 41.8 J.Dunbar 58 53 6 93 1070 22.8

"A" Shire R.Rempt 41 61 5 106 * 1268 22.6

BATSMEN WITH 500 RUNS IN AGE COMPETITIONS Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average Poidevin-Gray Shield Jamie Brown 32 31 6 113 * 1234 49.4 P.Jaques 28 27 5 170 * 1027 46.7 J.Brockley 30 30 2 109 998 35.6 R.Davison 29 29 2 112 944 35.0 A.Hilditch 26 27 1 113 928 35.7 T.Doyle 30 30 3 180 920 34.1 D.Murphy 23 23 1 85 910 41.4 M.D.O'Brien 30 30 1 110 884 30.5 M.Probert 28 27 2 102 852 34.1 J.Holley 27 25 3 150 787 35.8 M.Hughston 28 27 3 106 737 30.7 M.Bradley 28 28 3 108 713 28.5 A.Whatley 34 29 4 107 * 686 27.4 J.Dyson 23 28 4 92 674 28.1 G.Marston 27 32 1 85 651 21.0 K.White 21 21 3 80 * 649 36.1 D.Rixon 23 23 3 75 644 32.2 P.Venn 18 18 2 103 * 625 39.1 L.Dudman 33 27 3 75 598 24.9 Justin Kenny 18 18 4 92 * 590 42.1 J.Steed 19 19 0 86 587 30.9 K.Hudson 24 23 2 92 581 27.7 D.Holley 23 22 1 92 568 27.0 D.Mann 32 29 6 70 538 23.4 B.Dwarshuis 17 16 5 96 * 535 48.6 C.Williams 31 26 3 45 526 22.9 G.Bailey 24 27 2 100 519 20.8 D.Fallins 32 24 4 63 508 25.4 T.Harvey 17 17 0 80 505 29.7 G.Warry 21 26 1 93 505 20.2

A.W.Green Shield K.Hudson 21 21 3 158 * 802 44.6 C.Lake 17 17 6 119 * 695 63.2 M.Probert 24 21 3 137 * 679 37.7 G.Marston 14 16 2 108 661 47.2 T.Doyle 19 19 1 123 647 35.9 J.Horner 24 22 4 117 626 34.8 Shayne Smith 20 19 1 142 604 33.6 L.Dudman 20 20 1 105 * 595 31.3 A.Whatley 22 22 0 85 556 25.3 J.Rose 23 21 2 69 549 28.9 P.Venn 14 16 2 104 * 525 37.5

LEADING RUN SCORERS EACH SEASON

First Grade Second Grade Third Grade 65-66 E.Cotton 409 65-66 C.Dodd 390 65-66 R.Green 362 66-67 B.Dawson 419 66-67 R.Neill 379 66-67 B.Davison 345 67-68 N.O'Neill 617 67-68 B.Davison 469 67-68 B.Hazell 581 68-69 G.Bailey 406 68-69 K.Symons 378 68-69 B.Hazell 556 69-70 C.Dodd 633 69-70 B.Hazell 554 69-70 B.Pratt 362 70-71 C.Dodd 496 70-71 G.Marston 261 70-71 J.Dyson 482 71-72 G.Warry 467 71-72 J.Dyson 495 71-72 I.Stephen 443 72-73 G.Warry 425 72-73 B.Davison 448 72-73 S.Stewart 265 73-74 A.Hilditch 737 73-74 B.Davison 346 73-74 Bryan Dawson 387 74-75 A.Hilditch 638 74-75 G.Hilzinger 429 74-75 B.Handley 347 75-76 B.O'Dowd 479 75-76 B.Davison 488 75-76 I.Everett 562 76-77 B.Davison 340 76-77 G.Coleman 525 76-77 M.Ridge 255 77-78 L.Johns 721 77-78 M.Ridge 446 77-78 S.Wishart 697 78-79 L.Johns 435 78-79 I.Everett 364 78-79 P.Clark 340 79-80 A.Hilditch 311 79-80 S.Wishart 428 79-80 P.Clark 530 80-81 S.Rixon 449 80-81 I.Stephen 433 80-81 B.Everett 422 81-82 P.Clark 723 81-82 B.Davison 453 81-82 C.Maggs 342 82-83 P.Clark 591 82-83 I.Everett 351 82-83 K.Lamb 294 83-84 P.Clark 681 83-84 K.Tuite 339 83-84 P.Weatherall 343 84-85 P.Clark 715 84-85 A.Walsh 477 84-85 B.Davison 679 85-86 L.Johns 726 85-86 R.Davison 777 85-86 B.Davison 436 86-87 P.Prichard 537 86-87 K.Tuite 523 86-87 D.Watson 650 87-88 P.Weatherall 413 87-88 G.Horner 421 87-88 D.Coots 368 88-89 Justin Kenny 597 88-89 K.Tuite 504 88-89 K.Humphreys 528 89-90 R.Davison 471 89-90 M.Ridge 358 89-90 T.Woodhill 297 90-91 Justin Kenny 855 90-91 D.Givney 664 90-91 D.Holley 417 91-92 Justin Kenny 536 91-92 M.Ridge 387 91-92 P.Bourke 404 92-93 Justin Kenny 520 92-93 M.Ridge 365 92-93 C.Peck 452 93-94 A.Clark 547 93-94 D.Givney 315 93-94 A.Craig 284 94-95 D.Mitchell 416 94-95 J.Hall 355 94-95 D.Costigan 283 95-96 R.Davison 975 95-96 C.Hockey 421 95-96 C.Lake 316 96-97 J.Young 701 96-97 P.Jaques 593 96-97 M.Lumb 291 97-98 J.Young 728 97-98 C.Lake 470 97-98 M.Probert 479 98-99 P.Jaques 731 98-99 M.Probert 523 98-99 A.Northridge 513 99-00 P.Jaques 775 99-00 M.D.O'Brien 417 99-00 D.Dillon 388 00-01 P.Jaques 548 00-01 A.Northridge 442 00-01 M.Carroll 395 01-02 P.Jaques 717 01-02 J.Packer 512 01-02 P.Weatherall 436 02-03 P.Jaques 902 02-03 B.Roach 640 02-03 P.Weatherall 511 03-04 J.Young 522 03-04 J.Packer 562 03-04 M.Duff 300 04-05 M.D.O'Brien 800 04-05 M.Parker 488 04-05 L.Malin 422 05-06 L.Dudman 791 05-06 M.Parker 541 05-06 S.Cush 525 06-07 P.Jaques 849 06-07 M.Parker 516 06-07 J.Packer 563 07-08 S.Smith 856 07-08 J.Rafique 443 07-08 B.Marciante 469 08-09 M.Bradley 780 08-09 C.Williams 640 08-09 S.McInnes 378 09-10 M.Hughston 964 09-10 C.Williams 604 09-10 A.Phillips 347 10-11 S.Cush 631 10-11 J.Brockley 465 10-11 A.Phillips 445 11-12 S.Cush 549 11-12 J.Brockley 536 11-12 G.Davies 571 12-13 M.Hughston 876 12-13 M.Hopkins 433 12-13 J.Zywietz 279 13-14 P.Jaques 626 13-14 C.Williams 559 13-14 J.Burnett 453 14-15 M.Brown 660 14-15 J.Rose 396 14-15 J.Burnett 477 15-16 M.Brown 754 15-16 Jamie Brown 528 15-16 K.Brown 300 16-17 C.Williams 811 16-17 L.Hawksworth 297 16-17 A.Watkiss 260 17-18 Jamie Brown 852 17-18 C.Weatherall 467 17-18 K.Medway 371

LEADING RUN SCORERS EACH SEASON (cont'd)

Fourth Grade Fifth Grade 65-66 G.Bailey 357 66-67 R.Barton 336 67-68 A.Griffiths 431 68-69 K.Hatherly 576 69-70 I.Stephen 558 69-70 M.Gillam 384 70-71 G.Hilzinger 476 70-71 J.Green 348 71-72 B.Hazell 807 71-72 D.Kanard 394 72-73 R.Rempt 311 72-73 C.Radford 244 73-74 B.Handley 527 73-74 G.Fletcher 275 74-75 D.O'Brien 370 74-75 B.Hazell 438 75-76 R.Handley 352 75-76 P.McMahon 258 76-77 K.Lamb 251 76-77 D.Ferguson 171 77-78 K.Lamb 303 77-78 D.Steed 388 78-79 K.Humphreys 368 78-79 K.Lamb 507 79-80 R.Gilmour 450 79-80 P.Welch 297 80-81 B.Roberts 265 80-81 K.Lamb 388 81-82 R.Rose 309 81-82 K.Tuite 425 82-83 P.Welch 345 82-83 C.Grimble 297 83-84 R.Davison 422 83-84 D.Givney 506 84-85 T.Iceton 397 84-85 K.Rynne 440 85-86 T.Iceton 502 85-86 C.Holden 358 86-87 D.Coots 761 86-87 C.Holden 380 87-88 M.Duff 495 87-88 A.Craig 300 88-89 T.Iceton 284 88-89 B.Kirby 269 89-90 T.Brennan 365 89-90 J.Packer 291 90-91 C.O'Hara 376 90-91 D.Wallace 401 91-92 A.Craig 280 91-92 M.O'Brien 229 92-93 A.Craig 460 92-93 A.Northridge 385 93-94 M.Duff 430 93-94 R.Duff 334 94-95 D.Watson 285 94-95 D.Givney 396 95-96 G.Kenny 414 95-96 D.Givney 490 96-97 A.Craig 532 96-97 D.Givney 358 97-98 W.Cary 366 97-98 L.Fleming 516 98-99 B.Hard 375 98-99 D.Reynolds 366 99-00 L.Dudman 513 99-00 C.Brownscombe 353 00-01 J.Burnett 266 00-01 R.Trevillion 530 01-02 A.Craig 578 01-02 D.Givney 442 02-03 A.Craig 515 02-03 J.Rafique 568 03-04 A.Craig 347 03-04 D.Givney 443 04-05 S.Smith 279 04-05 D.Givney 578 05-06 D.Studholme 349 05-06 L.Casey 467 06-07 J.Burnett 453 06-07 K.Wilmott 699 07-08 A.Phillips 357 07-08 M.Pulella 362 08-09 M.Pulella 384 08-09 D.Givney 333 09-10 L.Casey 375 09-10 G.Horner 409 10-11 L.Casey 419 10-11 D.Givney 280 11-12 M.Rice 341 11-12 M.Burg 269 12-13 D.Grant 260 12-13 G.Horner 274 13-14 B.Drury 346 13-14 S.Khan 376 14-15 J.Arnold 300 14-15 W.Vandermaal 375 15-16 M.Parker 355 15-16 L.Miller 420 16-17 J.Johnston 259 16-17 D.Croker 226 17-18 A.Ritchie 229 17-18 E.Deal 518

LEADING RUN SCORERS EACH SEASON (cont'd)

Poidevin-Gray Shield A.W.Green Shield 65-66 G.Parker 131 65-66 G.Bailey 317 66-67 G.Bailey 195 66-67 G.Marston 432 67-68 C.Dodd 273 67-68 P.Venn 233 68-69 B.Davison 189 68-69 I.Stephen 231 69-70 G.Warry 147 69-70 J.Dyson 333 70-71 A.Humphries 160 70-71 I.Everett 233 71-72 Graham Goodman 132 71-72 I.Everett 211 72-73 P.Venn 299 72-73 B.Handley 289 73-74 A.Campbell 140 73-74 G.Beames 184 74-75 A.Hilditch 456 74-75 K.Hudson 351 75-76 D.Russell 175 75-76 K.Hudson 390 76-77 A.Hilditch 131 76-77 J.Heath 188 77-78 K.Hudson 272 77-78 P.Bishell 175 78-79 B.Johnson 104 78-79 Michael Ritchie 247 79-80 K.Hudson 102 79-80 M.Gardner 179 80-81 K.Humphreys 142 80-81 J.Steed 244 81-82 P.Clark 144 81-82 K.Tuite 263 82-83 M.Dibley 108 82-83 C.Grimble 229 83-84 K.Tuite 125 83-84 M.Condon 128 84-85 J.Steed 127 84-85 J.Hennessy 320 85-86 Justin Kenny 232 85-86 D.Holley 244 86-87 Justin Kenny 215 86-87 T.Woodhill 278 87-88 R.Davison 270 87-88 D.Wallace 137 88-89 R.Davison 292 88-89 T.Brennan 225 89-90 T.Harvey 197 89-90 M.Lumb 211 90-91 T.Woodhill 265 90-91 M.D.O'Brien 264 91-92 D.Mann 201 91-92 J.Sheehy 174 92-93 B.Kirby 213 92-93 M.Bradley 320 93-94 J.Holley 321 93-94 C.Lake 490 94-95 M.D.O'Brien 332 94-95 M.Probert 358 95-96 M.D.O'Brien 289 95-96 M.Probert 297 96-97 P.Jaques 223 96-97 M.Culkoff 234 97-98 P.Jaques 239 97-98 G.Morriss 182 98-99 M.Probert 265 98-99 L.Dudman 403 99-00 P.Jaques 357 99-00 M.Hughston 299 00-01 M.Heslehurst 259 00-01 M.Elliott 286 01-02 B.White 257 01-02 C.McCarron 350 02-03 L.Dudman 250 02-03 S.Cush 377 03-04 L.Dudman 195 03-04 J.Zywietz 253 04-05 M.Hughston 302 04-05 L.Casey 131 05-06 T.Bresnan 297 05-06 G.Davies 316 06-07 D.Murphy 244 06-07 B.Marciante 278 07-08 D.Murphy 231 07-08 M.Rice 334 08-09 D.Murphy 232 08-09 A.Whatley 312 09-10 D.Murphy 203 09-10 Shayne Smith 322 10-11 J.Brockley 200 10-11 Jamie Brown 180 11-12 J.Brockley 413 11-12 A.Gersbach 272 12-13 B.Dwarshuis 242 12-13 T.Doyle 415 13-14 A.Whatley 214 13-14 J.Horner 463 14-15 Jamie Brown 470 14-15 C.Weatherall 166 15-16 Jamie Brown 410 15-16 N.Amos 274 16-17 T.Doyle 274 16-17 C.Maddinson 173 17-18 A.Waugh 235 17-18 D.Holdstock 251 BATSMEN WITH 500 RUNS IN ONE SEASON (GRADE)

Total Grades Total Grades 66-67 79-80 A.Griffiths 692 (3-56, 4-246, A-188, B-202) P.Clark 555 (2-25, 3-530) R.Neill 512 (1-133, 2-379) 80-81 67-68 B.Everett 503 (2-81, 3-422) N.O'Neill 617 (1-617) K.Humphreys 501 (1-12, 2-273, 3-216) B.Hazell 581 (3-581) G.Hilzinger 580 (A-391, B-189) 81-82 P.Atkins 531 (3-531) P.Clark 723 (1-723) G.Warry 510 (2-227, 3-184, 4-99) C.Maggs 535 (2-19, 3-342, 4-174) B.Davison 518 (1-65, 2-453) 68-69 G.Gazy 518 (2-177, 3-341) B.Hazell 691 (2-135, 3-556) P.Somerville 513 (3-148, 4-160, 5-205) A.Griffiths 654 (2-252, 3-268, 4-134) K.Symons 616 (1-238, 2-378) 82-83 K.Hatherly 576 (4-576) G.Hilzinger 600 (1-497, 2-103) B.Hopkin 554 (2-33, 3-521) P.Clark 591 (1-591) M.Dibley 581 (3-231, 4-255, 5-95) 69-70 D.Faidley 502 (3-10, 4-218, 5-274) C.Dodd 633 (1-633) I.Stephen 558 (4-558) 83-84 B.Hazell 544 (2-544) B.Davison 694 (1-140, 2-289, 3-265) G.Warry 521 (1-185, 2-66, 3-270) P.Clark 681 (1-681) D.Givney 553 (2-26, 4-21, 5-506) 70-71 P.Weatherall 535 (1-13, 2-91, 3-343, 4-88) J.Dyson 572 (2-90, 3-482) R.Davison 525 (4-422, 5-103) G.Hilzinger 506 (3-30, 4-476) 84-85 71-72 P.Clark 715 (1-715) B.Hazell 807 (4-807) L.Johns 703 (1-703) B.Davison 679 (3-679) 72-73 K.Tuite 564 (1-188, 2-376) A.Hilditch 504 (2-246, 3-258) G.Hilzinger 540 (2-7, 3-533) A.Walsh 517 (1-40, 2-477) 73-74 T.Harvey 506 (3-8, 4-173, 5-325) A.Hilditch 737 (1-737) B.Davison 540 (1-194, 2-346) 85-86 B.Handley 540 (3-13, 4-527) R.Davison 777 (2-777) L.Johns 726 (1-726) 74-75 Justin Kenny 615 (1-615) A.Hilditch 638 (1-638) D.Simpson 532 (1-80, 2-452) G.Warry 589 (1-589) T.Iceton 502 (4-502)

75-76 86-87 I.Everett 562 (3-562) D.Coots 825 (3-64, 4-761) K.Hudson 508 (3-433, 4-75) G.Coleman 732 (2-2, 4-730) D.Watson 716 (2-66, 3-650) 76-77 G.Horner 663 (2-155, 3-508) G.Coleman 525 (2-525) B.Johnson 633 (1-146, 2-487) G.Marston 501 (1-170, 2-158, 3-173) M.Graham 597 (4-597) A.Clark 544 (2-33, 3-511) 77-78 P.Prichard 537 (1-537) S.Wishart 746 (2-49, 3-697) K.Tuite 523 (2-523) L.Johns 721 (1-721) Justin Kenny 507 (1-507)

78-79 87-88 K.Lamb 507 (5-507) G.Horner 551 (1-130, 2-421)

BATSMEN WITH 500 RUNS IN ONE SEASON (GRADE) (cont'd)

Total Grades Total Grades 88-89 98-99 K.Humphreys 690 (2-162, 3-528) P.Jaques 731 (1-731) K.Tuite 667 (1-49, 2-504, 3-113, 5-1) J.Young 637 (1-637) Justin Kenny 597 (1-597) M.Bradley 611 (1-611) R.Davison 563 (1-563) A.Northridge 575 (2-62, 3-513) S.Rixon 518 (1-518) M.Probert 548 (1-25, 2-523)

89-90 99-00 B.Hard 511 (4-247, 5-264) P.Jaques 775 (1-775) L.Dudman 578 (3-65, 4-513) 90-91 M.Bradley 544 (1-544) Justin Kenny 855 (1-855) J.Dyson 713 (1-713) 00-01 R.Davison 700 (1-700) P.Jaques 548 (1-548) D.Givney 664 (2-664) J.Young 539 (1-539) K.Humphreys 639 (2-615, 3-24) R.Trevillion 530 (5-530) P.Weatherall 515 (1-515) 01-02 91-92 M.Carroll 746 (1-93, 2-398, 3-242, 5-13) Justin Kenny 536 (1-536) M.Ridge 720 (4-366, 5-354) P.Jaques 717 (1-717) 92-93 J.Young 606 (1-606) T.Brennan 684 (2-3, 3-393, 4-201, 5-87) J.Packer 586 (1-27, 2-512, 3-47) M.Bradley 558 (4-281, 5-277) A.Craig 578 (4-578) Justin Kenny 520 (1-520) S.Duff 561 (1-561) M.D.O'Brien 548 (1-548) 93-94 P.Lynam 533 (2-470, 3-63) A.Clark 547 (1-547) M.Hughston 531 (2-337, 3-194) S.Pratt 511 (2-103, 3-129, 4-200, 5-79) A.Clark 500 (1-45, 2-455)

95-96 02-03 R.Davison 975 (1-975) P.Jaques 902 (1-902) D.Mitchell 759 (1-759) J.Young 830 (1-830) W.Cary 512 (3-123, 4-356, 5-33) B.Roach 685 (1-45, 2-640) J.Rafique 581 (4-13, 5-568) 96-97 M.Bradley 569 (1-569) M.Bradley 714 (1-170, 2-544) L.Dudman 562 (1-473, 2-89) J.Young 701 (1-701) M.D.O'Brien 557 (1-557) R.Davison 632 (1-632) D.Givney 549 (5-549) P.Jaques 593 (2-593) N.Bettiss 525 (2-16, 3-329, 4-40, 5-140) D.Holley 582 (1-53, 2-529) A.Craig 515 (4-515) K.Tuite 564 (2-564) P.Weatherall 511 (3-511) S.Duff 557 (1-88, 2-469) A.Craig 532 (4-532) 03-04 J.Packer 669 (1-107, 2-562) 97-98 J.Young 522 (1-522) P.Jaques 747 (1-421, 2-326) M.Bradley 500 (1-416, 4-84) J.Holley 730 (1-426, 2-304) J.Young 728 (1-728) 04-05 M.Bradley 612 (1-612) M.D.O'Brien 800 (1-800) Justin Kenny 578 (1-578) Steven Smith 593 (4-279, 5-314) M.D.O'Brien 528 (1-418, 2-110) D.Givney 578 (5-578) L.Fleming 536 (4-20, 5-516) M.Parker 503 (1-15, 2-488) D.Howard 525 (4-316, 5-209) M.Probert 514 (3-479, 4-35)

BATSMEN WITH 500 RUNS IN ONE SEASON (GRADE) (cont'd)

Total Grades Total Grades 05-06 11-12 M.Hughston 850 (1-695, 2-155) J.Brockley 607 (1-71, 2-536) Steven Smith 816 (1-429, 2-232, 3-155) G.Davies 597 (2-26, 3-571) L.Dudman 791 (1-791) S.Cush 549 (1-549) S.Cush 706 (2-156, 3-525, 4-25) M.D.O'Brien 655 (1-655) 12-13 P.Jaques 642 (1-642) M.Hughston 876 (1-876) M.Parker 591 (1-50, 2-541) S.Cush 663 (1-663) P.Dugmore 579 (1-380, 2-199) M.Hopkins 597 (1-164, 2-433) P.Saroukos 594 (2-141, 3-221, 4-232) 06-07 B.Dwarshuis 557 (1-325, 2-232) P.Jaques 849 (1-849) P.Jaques 547 (1-547) Steven Smith 796 (1-796) M.Brown 540 (1-540) K.Wilmott 704 (4-5, 5-699) M.Bradley 659 (2-161, 3-498) 13-14 J.Rafique 630 (2-144, 3-457, 4-29) P.Jaques 626 (1-626) M.Earley 606 (3-27, 4-373, 5-206) S.Cush 612 (1-612) C.Williams 585 (1-413, 2-172) S.Khan 606 (4-230, 5-376) J.Packer 563 (3-563) C.Williams 604 (1-45, 2-559) M.Parker 561 (1-45, 2-516) J.Burnett 534 (2-81, 3-453) D.Murphy 556 (1-53, 2-391, 3-112) P.Saroukos 529 (1-340, 2-189) R.Chivers 552 (4-206, 5-346) J.Brockley 517 (1-73, 2-444) L.Dudman 522 (1-522) M.Ryder 506 (4-57, 5-449) 14-15 M.Brown 660 (1-660) 07-08 M.Hughston 589 (1-589) Steven Smith 856 (1-856) Shayne Smith 576 (1-154, 2-320, 3-102) J.Burnett 571 (1-134, 2-206, 3-231) J.Burnett 565 (2-88, 3-477) D.Murphy 540 (1-533, 2-7) A.Whatley 507 (1-324, 2-183) G.Richards 535 (3-112, 4-175, 5-248) Dylan Smith 506 (1-67, 2-266, 3-28, 4-145) M.Bradley 533 (1-368, 2-165) S.McInnes 510 (2-186, 3-159, 4-165) 15-16 M.Brown 754 (1-754) 08-09 C.Williams 706 (1-628, 2-78) M.Hughston 826 (1-733, 2-93) M.Hughston 623 (1-44, 2-373, 3-206) M.Bradley 780 (1-780) Jamie Brown 609 (1-81, 2-528) C.Williams 640 (2-640) S.Cush 589 (1-589) 16-17 D.Murphy 516 (1-516) C.Williams 811 (1-811) B.Marciante 510 (1-6. 2-504) Jamie Brown 575 (1-575) P.Saroukos 570 (1-387, 2-183) 09-10 T.Doyle 526 (1-526) M.Hughston 964 (1-964) J.Biviano 522 (1-522) J.Holley 687 (1-135, 2-552) P.Jaques 685 (1-685) 17-18 C.Williams 604 (2-604) Jamie Brown 852 (1-852) M.Bradley 580 (1-580) J.Biviano 692 (1-692) N.Maddinson 574 (1-574) P.Saroukos 624 (1-624) S.Pickering 572 (1-61, 2-511) E.Deal 542 (4-24, 5-518) J.Brockley 567 (2-567) C.Williams 534 (1-534) D.Murphy 547 (1-148, 2-399) D.Rixon 517 (1-236, 2-281) L.Casey 514 (3-139, 4-375) S.Cush 500 (1-354, 2-146)

10-11 S.Cush 631 (1-631) M.Hopkins 610 (1-194, 2-319, 3-97) M.Hughston 598 (1-598) CENTURIES

First Grade 65-66 N.O'Neill 168 92-93 Justin Kenny 107 07-08 Steven Smith 136 G.Le Huray 101 93-94 A.Clark 118 Steven Smith 134 67-68 N.O'Neill 123 94-95 D.Mitchell 166 D.Murphy 125 * C.Dodd 101 * D.Coots 105 08-09 Steven Smith 158 68-69 R.Every 124 95-96 R.Davison 155 S.Cush 149 * G.Bailey 113 R.Davison 149 M.Hughston 131 69-70 E.Cotton 125 * D.Mitchell 128 M.Hughston 124 A.Griffiths 102 D.Mitchell 101 Steven Smith 115 L.Ritchie 101 M.D.O'Brien 110 M.Bradley 106 C.Dodd 101 96-97 J.Young 143 09-10 M.Hughston 184 (QF) 71-72 G.Bailey 100 * R.Davison 142 Steven Smith 171 * 74-75 A.Hilditch 118 J.Young 139 M.Hughston 166 (SF) B.O'Dowd 108 R.Davison 112 N.Maddinson 142 J.Dyson 100 * R.Davison 105 N.Maddinson 137 (QF) 75-76 J.Dyson 105 * 97-98 Justin Kenny 107 P.Jaques 136 B.O'Dowd 102 * J.Young 106 Steven Smith 134 * 76-77 A.Hilditch 103 * 98-99 J.Young 124 P.Jaques 128 77-78 A.Hilditch 127 * P.Jaques 123 P.Jaques 114 * 79-80 W.Larkins 104 M.Bradley 117 * A.Adams 105 * A.Hilditch 100 J.Holley 116 L.Dudman 101 80-81 S.Rixon 110 * M.Bradley 106 10-11 M.Hughston 121 S.Rixon 100 P.Jaques 104 L.Dudman 117 81-82 P.Clark 123 * J.Holley 102 M.Hopkins 101 * G.Barry 103 99-00 M.Bradley 212 * 11-12 N.Maddinson 225 82-83 B.Davison 111 J.Young 102 12-13 M.Hughston 144 P.Clark 109 P.Jaques 100 P.Jaques 120 83-84 P.Clark 129 * 00-01 M.Bradley 157 * S.Cush 120 84-85 L.Johns 166 J.Holley 129 * M.Hughston 107 P.Clark 123 01-02 P.Jaques 151 N.Maddinson 107 (F) P.Clark 112 J.Young 141 P.Jaques 105 * L.Johns 103 M.Bradley 121 * 13-14 S.Cush 125 85-86 L.Johns 164 * P.Jaques 100 * P.Jaques 114 Justin Kenny 128 * 02-03 P.Jaques 116 M.Hughston 102 Justin Kenny 119 M.Bradley 114 14-15 M.Brown 129 * L.Johns 117 P.Jaques 100 * M.Hughston 126 L.Johns 111 03-04 P.Jaques 151 Jamie Brown 122 * M.Ridge 101 * M.Powell 109 M.Brown 104 L.Johns 101 04-05 P.Jaques 131 15-16 M.Brown 143 P.Prichard 101 M.D.O'Brien 118 * B.Dwarshuis 130 * 86-87 J.Steed 113 M.D.O'Brien 111 * C.Williams 124 * 87-88 P.Weatherall 101 05-06 M.Hughston 155 * Shayne Smith 118 88-89 G.Horner 153 P.Jaques 155 * P.Saroukos 103 * S.Rixon 142 P.Jaques 144 16-17 C.Williams 183 * R.Davison 141 L.Dudman 140 J.Biviano 143 * R.Davison 136 * P.Jaques 128 * Jamie Brown 114 S.Rixon 130 M.Hansen 113 T.Doyle 108 90-91 Justin Kenny 157 P.Jaques 108 K.Brockley 100 R.Davison 153 L.Dudman 105 17-18 S.Watson 184 Justin Kenny 134 J.Young 102 Jamie Brown 126 Justin Kenny 116 06-07 P.Jaques 321 J.Biviano 122 Justin Kenny 104 P.Jaques 183 * L.Hawksworth 119 * J.Dyson 103 * P.Jaques 131 Jamie Brown 109 P.Weatherall 103 * Steven Smith 119 * Jamie Brown 106 (QF) 91-92 Justin Kenny 104 * Steven Smith 116 J.Biviano 102 (QF) 92-93 A.Clark 113 M.Hughston 100 * Jamie Brown 101

CENTURIES (cont'd)

Second Grade 65-66 G.Chudleigh 153 * 98-99 D.Celep 102 * 12-13 J.Burnett 116 * C.Dodd 118 J.Packer 102 N.Loder 107 S.Toolin 110 * 98-99 K.Tuite 100 * 13-14 J.Brockley 150 67-68 J.Philip 115 * 99-00 M.D.O'Brien 144 D.Maddinson 125 68-69 K.Symons 109 A.Northridge 127 * 14-15 A.Whatley 115 68-69 L.Ritchie 102 * D.Holley 105 B.Dwarshuis 110 69-70 G.Marston 138 00-01 J.Packer 115 15-16 D.Rixon 272 B.Hazell 100 * 01-02 P.Lynam 125 Jamie Brown 172 * 71-72 P.Venn 103 01-02 M.Carroll 120 M.Hughston 126 * 72-73 P.Cox 117 * M.Hughston 114 * J.Biviano 107 B.Davison 103 J.Packer 108 Jamie Brown 105 * 73-74 B.Davison 104 M.Carroll 104 Jamie Brown 100 * 74-75 G.Marston 100 * K.Thessman 103 * 16-17 S.Khan 131 75-76 P.Venn 103 * T.Brennan 101 * R.Darkins 110 * 76-77 G.Coleman 118 P.Lynam 100 * A.Whatley 110 A.Daley 109 * 02-03 M.Hughston 162 * 77-78 P.Fisher 107 K.Thessman 162 78-79 K.Hudson 105 K.Thessman 131 * Third Grade 80-81 I.Stephen 128 B.Roach 130 65-66 B.Teague 114 81-82 D.Pratt 116 M.Hughston 110 67-68 P.Atkins 143 82-83 I.Everett 104 B.Roach 106 B.Hazell 141 84-85 A.Walsh 144 * 03-04 J.Packer 163 L.Ritchie 126 * S.Funnell 108 * B.Roach 161 68-69 G.Marston 139 85-86 D.Simpson 131 04-05 D.Celep 129 A.Griffiths 106 R.Davison 122 M.Parker 100 69-70 B.Pratt 112 * J.Steed 121 05-06 S.Cush 131 P.Atkins 105 D.Givney 102 M.Hughston 116 B.Hopkin 105 86-87 D.Simpson 135 A.Fleming 109 * 70-71 I.Stephen 103 K.Tuite 121 * 06-07 D.Murphy 158 71-72 G.Chudleigh 110 * G.Fitzgerald 111 M.Parker 111 * 72-73 A.Hilditch 102 R.Davison 111 M.Parker 109 75-76 K.Hudson 104 B.Johnson 101 D.Murphy 102 76-77 M.Ridge 104 K.Tuite 100 07-08 S.Pickering 164 A.Daley 102 * 87-88 D.Givney 162 J.Rafique 136 77-78 S.Wishart 107 * G.Horner 150 * M.Bradley 129 S.Wishart 102 * 88-89 K.Tuite 123 08-09 L.Dudman 144 * S.Wishart 102 J.Clark 116 * J.Holley 139 79-80 B.Johnson 113 K.Tuite 100 C.Williams 121 * P.Clark 109 90-91 K.Humphreys 135 B.Marciante 121 81-82 C.Maggs 107 (SF) K.Humphreys 132 C.Williams 116 82-83 G.Errington 116 D.Givney 106 09-10 D.Murphy 215 83-84 P.Weatherall 173 * D.Givney 100 * J.Holley 173 B.Davison 103 * 92-93 N.Howard 105 * J.Brockley 151 (QF) 84-85 J.Clark 114 93-94 J.Holley 101 * S.Pickering 121 B.Davison 112 94-95 M.Bradley 119 J.Holley 119 (QF) M.Condon 111 95-96 J.Packer 135 (F) K.Brown 107 (QF) R.Davison 107 S.Duff 108 S.Pickering 100 B.Davison 104 96-97 M.Bradley 151 10-11 M.Hopkins 150 * 85-86 T.Harvey 132 M.Bradley 127 J.Brockley 138 86-87 D.Watson 153 S.Duff 114 * 11-12 J.Brockley 123 G.Horner 111 * 97-98 P.Jaques 208 J.Burnett 109 * A.Clark 110 (SF) J.Holley 183 J.Bills 108 * J.Clark 105 J.Holley 121 K.White 105 A.Clark 104 K.Tuite 103 12-13 B.Dwarshuis 162 87-88 T.Harvey 132 98-99 M.Probert 132 K.Brown 123 G.Fitzgerald 120

CENTURIES (cont'd)

Third Grade (cont'd) 87-88 B.Johnson 114 16-17 J.Zywietz 106 96-97 R.Fenech 109 K.Humphreys 102 A.Watkiss 102 97-98 R.Fenech 151 D.Mann 100 * 17-18 S.Thornton 103 * M.Lumb 101 * 88-89 K.Tuite 113 * D.Watson 101 * K.Humphreys 100 * 98-99 L.Malin 102 * 89-90 T.Woodhill 135 Fourth Grade D.Howard 100 90-91 D.Holley 113 65-66 G.Bailey 110 * 99-00 L.Dudman 142 * (F) T.Brennan 100 * 67-68 B.Webster 110 * L.Dudman 124 91-92 B.Kirby 138 * 68-69 A.Griffiths 115 00-01 J.Burnett 100 * P.Bourke 100 * G.Coleman 114 * 01-02 A.Phillips 120 K.Humphreys 100 S.Boehm 112 02-03 M.Elliott 100 92-93 J.Holley 199 G.Hilzinger 102 * 03-04 A.Craig 105 T.Brennan 100 *(SF) K.Hatherly 101 05-06 D.Studholme 111 93-94 D.Holley 131 69-70 I.Stephen 110 M.Earley 102 M.Bradley 100 * 70-71 M.Thompson 130 * D.Studholme 101 95-96 W.Cary 123 G.Hilzinger 120 06-07 J.Burnett 123 98-99 A.Northridge 126 * 73-74 B.Handley 161 M.Earley 118 C.Hockey 107 B.Handley 131 * C.Lewis 102 * 98-99 A.Northridge 105 D.O'Brien 120 A.Phillips 101 * 00-01 M.Carroll 102 * 74-75 D.O'Brien 104 * 07-08 S.McInnes 165 * 01-02 M.Carroll 141 75-76 D.O'Brien 122 * 08-09 J.Rafique 172 M.Probert 103 77-78 K.Humphreys 128 M.Pulella 151 P.Weatherall 102 * 78-79 J.Prendergast 105 J.Rafique 127 M.Duff 100 * K.Humphreys 102 * R.Shepherd 102 02-03 P.Weatherall 129 80-81 P.Welch 103 09-10 L.Casey 101 P.Weatherall 111 81-82 P.Somerville 103 C.Macnamara 100 * 03-04 A.Phillips 154 D.Watson 100 10-11 M.Rice 164 05-06 J.Rafique 137 83-84 J.Clark 152 * B.Gilbert 112 S.Cush 103 R.Davison 108 G.Davies 103 A.Phillips 101 * 84-85 T.Iceton 179 11-12 M.Rice 115 06-07 S.Cush 117 D.Givney 120 M.Rice 106 J.Packer 116 * D.Watson 107 12-13 P.Saroukos 147 D.Murphy 112 85-86 G.Coleman 145 * D.Grant 113 * M.Bradley 100 * G.Coleman 109 L.Casey 109 * 07-08 M.Earley 134 * 86-87 G.Coleman 141 A.El-Daher 103 B.Marciante 116 D.Coots 126 M.Kelly 102 J.Burnett 114 G.Coleman 120 13-14 B.Drury 106 08-09 A.Phillips 124 * K.Richards 111 * B.Drury 100 S.McInnes 116 D.Coots 105 14-15 Dylan Smith 145 L.Dudman 127 * D.Coots 104 (SF) 15-16 M.Parker 124 * 09-10 M.Kelly 104 87-88 M.Duff 147 Dylan Smith 102 88-89 C.Parsons 116 10-11 A.Phillips 154 90-91 A.Craig 127 Fifth Grade S.McInnes 116 B.Kirby 114 70-71 P.Venn 117 M.Bradley 112 D.Watson 114 71-72 K.Hatherly 152 * 11-12 G.Davies 164 (SF) M.Jones 100 * 75-76 J.Wagner 122 G.Davies 133 91-92 A.Duffy 100 P.Stewart 118 12-13 R.Almond 118 92-93 T.Brennan 201 * 77-78 D.Steed 151 R.Maguire 105 * D.Costigan 101 D.Givney 101 * D.Maddinson 102 93-94 S.Pratt 111 78-79 P.Bishell 124 (SF) L.Maddinson 102 G.Kenny 104 * C.Tomko 117 * 13-14 J.Burnett 120 * M.Lumb 102 81-82 M.Chapman 125 M.McCrae 107 95-96 W.Cary 120 K.Tuite 112 * 14-15 J.Burnett 110 S.Peters 111 K.Tuite 109 J.Burnett 101 * G.Kenny 102 * 82-83 K.Rynne 123

CENTURIES (cont'd)

Fifth Grade (cont'd) 82-83 C.Grimble 105 * 07-08 M.Kelly 107 * 69-70 J.Dyson 106 * 83-84 A.Quinn 134 * 08-09 B.Seville 145 71-72 I.Everett 140 G.Horner 133 * 09-10 G.Horner 127 A.Hilditch 100 * D.Givney 113 * P.Weatherall 104 73-74 B.Handley 116 84-85 T.Harvey 165 (SF) G.Horner 102 74-75 K.Hudson 151 J.Clark 158 * A.Whatley 101 * 75-76 K.Hudson 158 * 84-85 G.Horner 100 * 10-11 M.Bradley 174 K.Hudson 111 K.Lamb 100 (F) B.Dwarshuis 116 * 76-77 J.Heath 120 * 85-86 D.Coots 116 11-12 M.Burg 176 * 77-78 P.Bishell 105 * C.Parsons 112 * 12-13 G.Horner 112 82-83 C.Grimble 105 C.Meichen 110 13-14 C.D'Arcy 169 84-85 R.Davison 112 * T.Young 100 * L.Casey 145 * (QF) 93-94 T.Cadden 150 87-88 S.Funnell 120 A.Watkiss 143 C.Lake 119 * C.O'Hara 104 S.Khan 138 R.Furner 114 88-89 D.Wallace 145 * 14-15 W.Vandermaal 134 * T.Cadden 113 * B.Kirby 121 15-16 L.Miller 157 C.Lake 113 * 89-90 B.Hard 134 * 16-17 M.Hughston 197 * 94-95 M.Probert 137 * D.Wallace 123 17-18 E.Deal 101 * (QF) C.Lake 103 * 90-91 D.Wallace 134 98-99 L.Dudman 105 * 91-92 A.Craig 123 02-03 S.Pickering 141 (QF) M.D.O'Brien 101 Poidevin-Gray Shield J.Davis 100 * 92-93 M.Condon 125 * 66-67 G.Bailey 100 C.Williams 100 * R.Duff 115 67-68 C.Dodd 111 * S.Cush 100 A.Northridge 111 * 68-69 B.Davison 116 05-06 G.Davies 121 * 93-94 C.Lucas 118 * 72-73 A.Campbell 124 * G.Davies 101 * 95-96 D.Givney 105 P.Venn 103 07-08 M.Rice 116 97-98 D.Howard 129 74-75 A.Hilditch 113 09-10 Shayne Smith 142 L.Fleming 109 B.Handley 103 11-12 T.Doyle 123 L.Fleming 107 * 87-88 P.Weatherall 128 N.Marciante 117 98-99 T.Owsnett 127 R.Davison 112 * 13-14 C.D'Arcy 166 * 01-02 D.Givney 134 93-94 J.Holley 150 J.Horner 117 D.Givney 114 * 94-95 M.D.O'Brien 110 J.Horner 108 * (SF) D.Reynolds 105 96-97 P.Jaques 108 * L.Malin 102 * M.Bradley 108 L.Malin 100 * 98-99 M.Probert 102 SCORES OF 99 02-03 N.Bettiss 140 99-00 P.Jaques 170 (F) J.Rafique 121 03-04 M.Hughston 106 68-69 G.Coleman 4ths S.Pickering 100 04-05 M.Hughston 105 C.McGinn "B" 03-04 C.McCarron 101 * 11-12 J.Brockley 109 K.McIlveen "B" 04-05 S.Duff 166 * 14-15 Jamie Brown 109 77-78 L.Johns 1sts R.Chivers 150 A.Whatley 107 *(QF) 82-83 P.Wilson 1sts D.Givney 135 (QF) A.Whatley 106 D.Faidley 4ths Steven Smith 134 * 15-16 T.Doyle 180 85-86 P.Weatherall 2nds M.Elliott 121 * Jamie Brown 113 * 90-91 D.Wallace 5ths Steven Smith 121 16-17 T.Doyle 103 92-93 M.D.O'Brien 3rds R.Chivers 100 (QF) 98-99 J.Young 1sts 05-06 G.Davies 121 99-00 M.Bradley 1sts G.Davies 102 * A.W.Green Shield 02-03 S.Cush AWG 06-07 K.Wilmott 164 65-66 G.Bailey 109 03-04 M.Ridge 4ths J.Zywietz 158 66-67 G.Marston 108 07-08 B.Marciante 3rds K.Wilmott 137 P.Venn 104 * R.Chivers 108 G.Marston 103 K.Wilmott 108 68-69 I.Stephen 134 * 07-08 C.Lewis 154 P.Fisher 102 G.Richards 142 69-70 I.Stephen 110

PROGRESSION OF CLUB RECORD SCORE Date Player Score Match Venue 2.10.65 N.O'Neill 168 1sts v. St.George Hurstville Oval 7.1.84 P.Weatherall 173 * 3rds v. North Sydney North Sydney No.2 13.10.84 T.Iceton 179 4ths v. Parramatta Coleman Park 14.11.92 T.Brennan 201 * 4ths v. Campbelltown Raby No.2 13.12.97 P.Jaques 208 2nds v. Bankstown Caringbah Oval 9.10.99 M.Bradley 212 * 1sts v. Hawkesbury Caringbah Oval 3.2.07 P.Jaques 321 1sts v. North Sydney North Sydney No.1

RECORD SCORES AT HOME GROUNDS

Date Player Score Match Venue

5.11.11 N.Maddinson 225 1sts v. Penrith Glenn McGrath Oval 21.3.09 J.Rafique 172 4ths v. Northern District Sutherland Oval (Qualifying Final) 13.11.17 M.Hughston 197 * 5ths v.Manly-Warringah Tonkin Oval

PROGRESSION OF RECORD SCORES FOR EACH GRADE

Date Player Score Match Venue

2.10.65 N.O'Neill 168 1sts v. St.George Hurstville Oval 9.10.99 M.Bradley 212 * 1sts v. Hawkesbury Caringbah Oval 3.2.07 P.Jaques 321 1sts v. North Sydney North Sydney No.1

16.10.65 S.Toolin 110 * 2nds v. Mosman Mosman Oval 15.1.66 G.Chudleigh 153 * 2nds v. Balmain Leichhardt Oval 7.11.87 D.Givney 162 2nds v. Balmain Drummoyne Oval 25.10.97 J.Holley 183 2nds v. Penrith Howell Oval 13.12.97 P.Jaques 208 2nds v. Bankstown Caringbah Oval 14.11.09 D.Murphy 215 2nds v. Campbelltown-Camden Glenn McGrath Oval 21.11.15 D.Rixon 272 2nds v. Hawkesbury Owen Earle Oval

11.12.65 B.Teague 114 3rds v. North Sydney North Sydney No.2 2.10.67 L.Ritchie 126 * 3rds v. Sydney Rushcutters Bay 11.11.67 B.Hazell 141 3rds v. North Sydney North Sydney No.2 16.12.67 P.Atkins 143 3rds v. Western Suburbs Blick Oval 7.1.84 P.Weatherall 173 * 3rds v. North Sydney North Sydney No.2 20.2.93 J.Holley 199 3rds v. Parramatta Old King's Oval

PROGRESSION OF RECORD SCORES FOR EACH GRADE (cont'd) Date Player Score Match Venue 9.10.65 G.Bailey 110 * 4ths v. Mosman Tonkin Oval 7.10.69 A.Griffiths 115 4ths v. Bankstown Sutherland Oval 5.12.70 M.Thompson 130 * 4ths v. Balmain Ryde Oval 24.11.73 B.Handley 161 4ths v. Northern District Waitara Oval 13.10.84 T.Iceton 179 4ths v. Parramatta Coleman Park 14.11.92 T.Brennan 201 * 4ths v. Campbelltown Raby No.2

6.3.71 P.Venn 117 5ths v. Manly A Tonkin Oval 23.10.71 K.Hatherly 152 * 5ths v. Nthn District A Tonkin Oval 15.12.84 J.Clark 158 * 5ths v. Northern District Tonkin Oval 23.3.85 T.Harvey 165 5ths v. Balmain A (Semi-final) Blick Oval 13.11.04 S.Duff 166 * 5ths v.Western Suburbs Tonkin Oval 26.9.10 M.Bradley 174 5ths v.Mosman Glenn McGrath Oval 29.10.11 M.Burg 176 * 5ths v.Manly-Warringah Tonkin Oval 13.11.17 M.Hughston 197 * 5ths v.Manly-Warringah Tonkin Oval

2.1.67 G.Bailey 100 P-G v. Western Suburbs Caringbah Oval 26.12.67 C.Dodd 111 P-G v. Randwick Caringbah Oval 27.1.69 B.Davison 116 * P-G v. Bankstown Caringbah Oval 10.12.72 A.Campbell 124 P-G v. Western Suburbs Caringbah Oval 22.11.87 P.Weatherall 128 P-G v. University of NSW Caringbah Oval 2.1.94 J.Holley 150 P-G v. Bankstown Caringbah Oval 16.1.00 P.Jaques 170 * P-G v. Western Suburbs Pratten Park 10.1.16 T.Doyle 180 P-G v. Northern District Glenn McGrath Oval

24.1.66 G.Bailey 109 AWG v. Western Suburbs Caringbah Oval 9.1.69 I.Stephen 134 * AWG v. Cumberland Caringbah Oval 27.12.71 I.Everett 140 AWG v. Cumberland Caringbah Oval 16.12.74 K.Hudson 151 * AWG v. Nepean Howell Oval 2.1.76 K.Hudson 158 * AWG v. Petersham Caringbah Oval 5.1.14 C.D'Arcy 166 * AWG v. Eastern Suburbs Glenn McGrath Oval

10.1.93 Justin Kenny 115 L/O v. Hawkesbury Benson's Lane No.1 1.12.96 M.Bradley 118 L/O v. North Sydney (Semi-final) North Sydney Oval 7.10.01 M.Bradley 121 L/O v. North Sydney Caringbah Oval 7.1.06 P.Jaques 144 L/O v. Blacktown Caringbah Oval 7.1.06 M.Hughston 155 * L/O v. Blacktown Caringbah Oval

10.12.17 S.Watson 114 * T20 v. Mosman (Quarter-final) Allan Border Oval BOWLERS WITH 200 WICKETS IN ALL GRADES

5W 10W Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Inns Match

K.Meadows 346 5063 1555 11437 668 17.1 29 2 A.Clark 383 4852 1227 13065 639 20.4 26 2 G.Barry 333 4254 1102 11803 608 19.4 20 2 M.Black 247 3802 1116 8952 577 15.5 28 - S.Clark 192 2578 581 7038 435 16.2 25 1 P.Weatherall 326 3264 648 9997 439 22.8 12 - D.Mann 253 3475 906 9019 431 20.9 17 - C.Macnamara 260 3364 829 9138 428 21.4 13 - N.Fitzgerald 232 2892 613 9315 428 21.8 12 - M.Chapman 257 3950 1047 10885 428 25.4 13 - B.Gorman 166 2056 299 8002 399 20.1 18 1 L.Dudman 315 2981 460 10251 376 27.3 6 - M.Carroll 222 2866 705 8187 366 22.4 18 1 M.Gardner 151 2712 661 7503 336 22.3 17 - N.Whittingham 232 2884 600 8674 330 26.3 4 - J.Packer 287 2313 560 6310 327 19.3 14 - J.Holley 309 2341 531 7009 323 21.7 6 - H.Reus 170 1714 284 6352 318 20.0 12 - J.Slattery 128 1669 329 5125 315 16.3 16 1 G.Murphy 181 1571 283 5151 311 16.6 14 1 J.Tuccia 183 2108 261 8486 310 27.4 2 - D.McLauchlan 145 2306 467 6593 309 21.3 14 - J.Dunbar 156 1962 426 5454 301 18.1 11 - R.Archibald 176 2529 613 6810 296 23.0 9 - G.Kenny 230 2289 453 7019 293 24.0 6 - A.Mann 175 2001 477 5628 279 20.2 6 - D.Eaglesham 150 1604 299 5733 279 20.5 12 - R.Mills 135 1682 412 4840 274 17.7 10 - J.Bills 173 1860 414 5710 272 21.0 7 - A.Fleming 181 1593 338 4895 271 18.1 11 1 D.Russell 121 1360 217 4915 267 18.4 10 1 S.Dawes 155 1787 460 4993 252 19.8 9 - J.Zywietz 222 1624 245 5748 250 23.0 1 - R.Wade 151 1213 168 5202 248 21.0 5 - D.Fallins 151 1566 137 6608 242 27.3 7 - S.Manning 168 1787 365 5473 241 22.7 6 - M.Jones 127 1791 418 4617 237 19.5 12 - C.Gilmour 142 1703 349 5483 237 23.1 5 - I.Napper 143 1024 168 3889 236 16.5 9 - S.Edmonds 81 915 159 3224 234 13.8 11 - K.Rose 126 1328 159 5274 234 22.5 13 - G.Bailey 160 1305 272 4239 233 18.2 6 - G.Coleman 215 1744 506 4249 233 18.2 10 - C.Christie 177 1916 511 4577 233 19.6 8 1 N.Howard 147 1668 295 5467 231 23.7 11 2 H.Watson 130 1313 255 4029 217 18.6 6 - G.Glover 119 907 164 3089 213 14.5 12 1 E.Cotton 86 1018 243 2984 203 14.7 13 1 A.Hale 58 1031 227 2883 201 14.3 19 2 D.Lawrence 76 835 150 2977 200 14.9 11 2 S.Willis 137 1588 392 4205 200 21.0 7 -

BOWLERS WITH 75 WICKETS IN ONE GRADE

Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average First Grade A.Clark 218 2900 765 7912 366 21.6 S.Clark 123 1955 437 5581 332 16.8 N.Fitzgerald 173 2107 437 7023 317 22.2 M.Chapman 166 2887 789 8035 305 26.3 M.Black 126 1679 407 4627 250 18.5 L.Dudman 197 1966 287 7006 247 28.4 B.Gorman 112 1284 177 5118 235 21.8 P.Weatherall 131 1786 383 5326 219 24.3 J.Tuccia 128 1424 154 6067 212 28.6 E.Cotton 84 987 236 2923 197 14.8 A.Fleming 90 1147 230 3624 196 18.5 G.Barry 119 1522 391 4468 182 24.5 D.McLauchlan 77 1335 265 4102 172 23.8 J.Holley 183 1250 271 475 151 3.1 J.Slattery 63 787 135 2560 144 17.8 R.Wade 105 733 114 3077 144 21.4 G.McGrath 56 964 264 2354 140 16.8 D.Fallins 84 994 85 4127 134 30.8 G.Roden 54 803 142 2739 129 21.2 D.Mann 108 1166 289 3428 108 31.7 B.Dwarshuis 79 767 152 2507 105 23.9 Steven Smith 74 667 76 2935 103 28.5 G.Bailey 80 672 143 2187 102 21.4 B.Guthrie 38 745 184 2205 102 21.6 M.Gardner 52 926 254 2547 95 26.8 M.Brown 102 629 79 2499 85 29.4 H.Reus 51 447 59 1865 78 23.9 A.Zampa 54 595 82 2207 78 28.3 G.Barron 62 654 130 2168 75 28.9

Second Grade G.Barry 139 1947 533 4921 253 19.5 A.Clark 80 1243 291 3363 180 18.7 M.Carroll 88 1369 369 3805 149 25.5 M.Black 52 797 198 1733 140 12.4 N.Howard 75 1035 185 3276 139 23.6 J.Packer 142 1011 213 2893 131 22.1 H.Reus 69 764 147 2748 128 21.5 N.Whittingham 91 1306 297 3997 128 31.2 K.Tuite 167 997 232 2689 121 22.2 J.Philip 33 461 78 1654 107 15.5 S.Boehm 57 582 92 1966 107 18.4 M.Gardner 36 806 182 2236 107 20.9 J.Slattery 42 555 117 1670 106 15.8 D.Russell 50 503 67 1993 105 19.0 F.Timbrell 52 563 100 2009 105 19.1 R.Waddington 53 413 39 1573 103 15.3 J.Bills 54 669 142 2146 96 22.4 R.Archibald 65 952 232 2431 94 25.9 T.Freeburn 53 664 96 2648 91 29.1 K.Williams 56 736 127 2400 89 27.0 C.Gilmour 56 748 155 2439 89 27.4 D.Celep 78 584 54 2706 89 30.4 BOWLERS WITH 75 WICKETS IN ONE GRADE (cont'd)

Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Second Grade (cont'd) S.Manning 54 697 135 2272 87 26.1 C.Macnamara 61 873 186 2560 87 29.4 J.Derwent 56 786 126 2961 87 34.0 P.McCann 32 403 58 1663 85 19.6 C.Russell 44 512 83 1823 83 22.0 B.Gorman 30 436 66 1598 80 20.0 J.Holley 48 496 116 1341 77 17.4 G.Coleman 99 671 169 1733 77 22.5 A.Manzie 30 371 30 1508 76 19.8

Third Grade G.Murphy 121 1046 200 3442 209 16.5 G.Kenny 137 1415 286 4425 195 22.7 J.Zywietz 136 996 149 3588 149 24.1 K.Meadows 72 1068 298 2717 140 19.4 M.Black 37 792 302 1723 131 13.2 M.McDonald 45 454 84 1501 113 13.3 B.Davison 75 813 227 2016 103 19.6 P.Weatherall 73 721 138 2249 101 22.3 C.Gilmour 51 613 135 1793 100 17.9 A.Mann 62 733 163 2171 94 23.1 K.Hatherly 51 502 68 1770 91 19.5 C.Macnamara 55 725 179 2014 91 22.1 D.Holley 76 672 181 1846 88 21.0 J.Derwent 49 577 91 2140 85 25.2 D.Mann 32 556 152 1410 81 17.4 A.Northridge 34 437 119 1059 77 13.8 P.Burns 39 422 88 1296 77 16.8 K.Rose 33 365 40 1446 75 19.3

Fourth Grade C.Macnamara 90 1196 307 3091 182 17.0 R.Mills 77 895 202 2701 148 18.3 D.Lawrence 52 581 99 2145 142 15.1 M.Jones 62 954 219 2453 128 19.2 S.McGrath 48 580 162 1396 111 12.6 R.Hobden 41 477 77 1835 110 16.7 R.Longbottom 30 362 38 1050 106 9.9 G.Coleman 49 698 227 1520 101 15.0 K.Meadows 54 798 260 1682 100 16.8 R.Barton 45 361 27 1688 96 17.6 J.Dunbar 58 682 136 1891 95 19.9 P.Mullane 40 509 110 1381 90 15.3 G.Glover 49 411 85 1417 89 15.9 A.Hale 19 419 97 1165 84 13.9 M.Brennan 40 562 148 1469 84 17.5 K.Hatherly 38 357 54 1338 80 16.7 G.Kenny 70 642 127 1792 78 23.0

BOWLERS WITH 75 WICKETS IN ONE GRADE (cont'd)

Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Fifth Grade K.Meadows 161 2505 836 5158 352 14.7 D.Eaglesham 91 1073 223 3649 201 18.2 C.Christie 130 1326 365 3072 182 16.9 J.Dunbar 58 792 199 2089 125 16.7 R.Mills 51 704 196 1808 116 15.6 S.Dawes 55 682 200 1811 109 16.6 S.Kourouche 100 871 182 2635 100 26.4 M.Abbott 34 406 54 1589 99 16.1 M.Jones 51 693 177 1692 92 18.4 P.Purcell 21 408 83 1308 84 15.6 E.Behl 35 599 183 1152 79 14.6

"A" Shires P.Turner 34 430 42 1850 93 19.9

BOWLERS WITH 35 WICKETS IN AGE COMPETITIONS

Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Poidevin-Gray Shield D.Mann 32 450 126 1043 63 16.6 D.Russell 25 318 63 1092 58 18.8 D.Fallins 32 218 15 953 53 18.0 N.Howard 21 240 42 792 52 15.2 P.Byrom 17 191 34 511 48 10.6 G.Bailey 24 235 50 853 48 17.8 L.Talay 25 192 31 710 44 16.1 A.Humphries 18 184 38 565 41 13.8 D.McLauchlan 29 282 48 757 41 18.5 G.Barry 19 195 54 566 40 14.2 Jamie Brown 32 201 23 667 40 16.7 M.Gardner 17 275 75 691 40 17.3 S.Clark 17 146 26 385 39 9.9 M.Carroll 12 162 35 442 35 12.6 N.Brookes 19 186 36 550 35 15.7

A.W.Green Shield A.Hale 14 257 57 655 54 12.1 B.Booker 14 154 38 437 37 11.8 M.Gardner 14 223 55 634 37 17.1 N.Morando 16 177 45 468 35 13.4 LEADING WICKET TAKERS EACH SEASON

First Grade Second Grade Third Grade 65-66 E.Cotton, M.Black 31 65-66 J.Philip 37 65-66 B.Stephen 38 66-67 M.Black 41 66-67 B.Stephen 44 66-67 G.Chudleigh, K.Hatherly 25 67-68 E.Cotton 33 67-68 J.Philip 43 67-68 B.Hazell 30 68-69 E.Cotton 48 68-69 J.Slattery 46 68-69 A.Kay 35 69-70 E.Cotton, J.Slattery 31 69-70 P.McCann 38 69-70 A.Manzie 39 70-71 J.Slattery 60 70-71 A.Manzie 41 70-71 S.Edmonds 43 71-72 B.Gorman 34 71-72 I.Napper 34 71-72 R.Waddington 40 72-73 G.Bailey 36 72-73 I.Napper 30 72-73 M.Black 46 73-74 B.Gorman 42 73-74 M.Black 51 73-74 R.Vasek 33 74-75 B.Gorman 37 74-75 D.Russell 26 74-75 J.Slattery 39 75-76 B.Gorman 36 75-76 R.Waddington 47 75-76 M.McDonald 53 76-77 M.Black 32 76-77 F.Timbrell 28 76-77 B.Booker 34 77-78 E.Nix 40 77-78 F.Timbrell 32 77-78 A.Nix 37 78-79 E.Nix 32 78-79 J.Heath 24 78-79 A.Peters 37 79-80 R.Williams 23 79-80 H.Reus 27 79-80 C.Tomko 25 80-81 R.Buckland 35 80-81 H.Reus 27 80-81 K.Rose 54 81-82 G.Barry 37 81-82 K.Rose 32 81-82 G.McBarron 37 82-83 R.Archibald 19 82-83 K.Rose 21 82-83 D.Cosgrove, K.Meadows 29 83-84 P.Clark, M.Gardner 36 83-84 K.Meadows 26 83-84 M.Black 17 84-85 G.Barry, D.Lang 24 84-85 M.Chapman, D.Niu 20 84-85 M.Black 57 85-86 M.Chapman 32 85-86 N.Howard 39 85-86 B.Davison 29 86-87 M.Chapman 31 86-87 N.Howard 44 86-87 B.Davison, D.Mann 34 87-88 M.Chapman 37 87-88 A.Clark, B.Connell 28 87-88 A.Hale 27 88-89 M.Chapman 35 88-89 G.Barry 21 88-89 R.Archibald 26 89-90 A.Clark 36 89-90 G.Coleman 42 89-90 G.Kenny, K.Meadows 18 90-91 M.Chapman, P.Weatherall 43 90-91 M.Gardner 43 90-91 D.Holley 37 91-92 P.Weatherall 35 91-92 M.Gardner 44 91-92 J.Campbell 24 92-93 A.Clark 19 92-93 S.Clark 28 92-93 J.Packer 28 93-94 A.Clark 43 93-94 D.Mann 19 93-94 K.Meadows 22 94-95 S.Clark 35 94-95 M.Carroll 33 94-95 K.Meadows 20 95-96 S.MacGill 58 95-96 M.Carroll 37 95-96 B.James, A.Mann 19 96-97 B.Guthrie 44 96-97 J.Dunbar 38 96-97 G.Barron 37 97-98 B.Guthrie 47 97-98 S.Manning 24 97-98 B.James 32 98-99 S.Clark 46 98-99 C.Lucas 14 98-99 A.Northridge 35 99-00 S.Clark 37 99-00 G.Warren 20 99-00 G.Kenny 27 00-01 D.McLauchlan 24 00-01 A.Clark 36 00-01 J.Hancock 27 01-02 G.Warren 32 01-02 A.Clark 36 01-02 P.Weatherall 31 02-03 G.Roden 52 02-03 A.Clark 37 02-03 R.Malas 27 03-04 G.Roden 33 03-04 D.Celep 23 03-04 B.Harwin 21 04-05 G.Roden 44 04-05 P.Weatherall 22 04-05 C.Gilmour 24 05-06 L.Dudman 41 05-06 L.Fleming 27 05-06 C.Gilmour 26 06-07 L.Dudman 38 06-07 J.Derwent 24 06-07 C.Gilmour 33 07-08 J.Tuccia 49 07-08 D.Simpson, L.Talay 18 07-08 J.Bills 24 08-09 S.Smith, J.Tuccia 27 08-09 L.Fleming 27 08-09 S.Newman 26 09-10 A.Adams 50 09-10 N.Rowe 43 09-10 N.Whittingham 19 10-11 A.Fleming 55 10-11 S.Dawes, C.Gilmour, 10-11 J.Derwent 26 N.Whittingham 19 11-12 N.Fitzgerald 36 11-12 J.Bills 23 11-12 J.Roy 27 12-13 N.Fitzgerald 59 12-13 J.Bills 31 12-13 J.Zywietz 23 13-14 N.Fitzgerald 36 13-14 N.Whittingham 18 13-14 P.Burns, Trent Smith 29 14-15 N.Fitzgerald 33 14-15 D.Malone 19 14-15 P.Burns 19 15-16 D.Malone 32 15-16 K.Brockley 28 15-16 Jayden Brown, A.Watkiss 16 16-17 D.Fallins 39 16-17 Jayden Brown 22 16-17 J.Horner 16 17-18 J.Wilson 29 17-18 S.Milliken 21 17-18 J.Derwent 28

LEADING WICKET TAKERS EACH SEASON (cont'd)

Fourth Grade Fifth Grade 65-66 R.Longbottom 59 66-67 R.Longbottom 42 67-68 K.Hatherly 45 68-69 D.Lawrence 34 69-70 D.Lawrence 40 69-70 E.Rollinson 61 70-71 C.Russell 42 70-71 M.Abbott 42 71-72 J.Sands 24 71-72 G.Glover 29 72-73 B.Dawson 30 72-73 P.Rae 28 73-74 P.Mullane 56 73-74 P.Mackey 28 74-75 G.Glover 27 74-75 G.Fouracre 24 75-76 R.Mills 26 75-76 G.Fouracre 26 76-77 R.Mills 31 76-77 J.Hannigan 25 77-78 R.Hobden 32 77-78 J.Harris 36 78-79 R.Hobden 30 78-79 A.Lane 27 79-80 K.Rose 40 79-80 R.Noyes 39 80-81 G.Chudleigh 38 80-81 R.Mills 41 81-82 G.Platford 22 81-82 C.Christie 22 82-83 John Kenny 35 82-83 C.Christie 33 83-84 R.Mills 30 83-84 K.Kennedy 26 84-85 G.Kenny 29 84-85 M.Jones 33 85-86 A.Hale 45 85-86 E.Behl 24 86-87 A.Hale 39 86-87 J.Smith 30 87-88 G.Coleman 51 87-88 M.Jones 23 88-89 M.Brennan 37 88-89 K.Meadows 42 89-90 M.Jones 36 89-90 M.Carroll 31 90-91 M.Carroll 29 90-91 J.Packer 31 91-92 A.McDowell 21 91-92 A.Mann 32 92-93 C.Blakeley 32 92-93 P.Burg 23 93-94 J.Skinner 28 93-94 D.Eaglesham 41 94-95 A.Northridge 24 94-95 D.Lawless 19 95-96 D.Mann 27 95-96 P.Purcell 73 96-97 A.Craig 22 96-97 K.Meadows 22 97-98 C.Brownscombe, K.Meadows 27 97-98 D.Eaglesham 39 98-99 S.McGrath 26 98-99 K.Meadows 31 99-00 S.McGrath 37 99-00 J.Dunbar 49 00-01 S.McGrath 24 00-01 K.Meadows 31 01-02 R.Malas 41 01-02 D.Eaglesham 52 02-03 A.Craig, J.McInnes 16 02-03 K.Meadows 27 03-04 R.Malas 17 03-04 K.Meadows 32 04-05 B.Harwin 21 04-05 K.Meadows 22 05-06 J.Dunbar 16 05-06 J.Roy 19 06-07 D.Crawford, J.Dunbar 26 06-07 S.Dawes 20 07-08 C.Macnamara 34 07-08 S.Dawes 29 08-09 H.Watson 38 08-09 J.McKinley 28 09-10 J.Bills 33 09-10 S.Dawes 19 10-11 T.Nicoll 26 10-11 M.Burg 17 11-12 C.Macnamara 25 11-12 P.Burns 21 12-13 A.Watkiss 22 12-13 S.Kourouche 20 13-14 C.Macnamara 29 13-14 S.Kourouche 19 14-15 D.Lowy 18 14-15 Jayden Brown 17 15-16 M.Burg 26 15-16 P.Driscoll 19 16-17 T.Gilbert 11 16-17 L.Maloney 19 17-18 A.Ritchie 17 17-18 N.Whittingham 33 LEADING WICKET TAKERS EACH SEASON (cont'd)

Poidevin-Gray Shield A.W.Green Shield 65-66 R.Wade 16 65-66 P.Lennon 16 66-67 I.Napper 16 66-67 P.Cox 15 67-68 L.Ritchie 17 67-68 S.Edmonds 21 68-69 G.Bailey 16 68-69 M.Abbott 20 69-70 A.Humphries 18 69-70 J.Sands 21 70-71 A.Humphries 15 70-71 D.Russell 29 71-72 H.Reus, C.Russell 9 71-72 M.McDonald 11 72-73 G.Barry, D.Russell 12 72-73 P.Mullane 15 73-74 D.Russell 13 73-74 B.Handley, C.Freeman 15 74-75 D.Russell 19 74-75 B.Booker 14 75-76 D.Russell 15 75-76 B.Booker 23 76-77 P.Mancell 9 76-77 M.Preddey 12 77-78 J.Heath 12 77-78 M.McCool 17 78-79 I.Cranston, W.Moodie, M.Preddey 5 78-79 R.Archibald 21 79-80 R.Archibald 8 79-80 M.Gardner 18 80-81 M.Preddey 14 80-81 J.Steed 19 81-82 M.Gardner 9 81-82 S.Woodley 34 82-83 R.Archibald, K.Meadows 11 82-83 D.Berry, N.Brookes, M.Lawler 11 83-84 M.Gardner 12 83-84 R.Davison 13 84-85 N.Brookes, M.Gardner 9 84-85 C.Peros 18 85-86 D.Niu 6 85-86 A.Hale 17 86-87 N.Brookes 11 86-87 A.Hale 37 87-88 N.Howard, P.Weatherall 12 87-88 W.Buttegieg 6 88-89 N.Howard 28 88-89 N.Morando 16 89-90 D.Mann 9 89-90 N.Morando 19 90-91 D.Holley 21 90-91 T.Lawler 16 91-92 M.Carroll 15 91-92 C.Blakeley 17 92-93 M.Carroll 20 92-93 D.Eaglesham 24 93-94 J.Hall 7 93-94 D.Adams 18 94-95 J.Hall 17 94-95 S.Carlisle 23 95-96 S.Clark 18 95-96 D.Reynolds 9 96-97 J.Holley 8 96-97 M.Hadfield 16 97-98 M.Bradley, C.Lucas 13 97-98 J.McInnes 16 98-99 P.Byrom 26 98-99 A.Wallis 12 99-00 P.Byrom 22 99-00 M.Hughston 13 00-01 A.Ezquerro 10 00-01 B.Mulheron 16 01-02 N.Rosser 9 01-02 T.Baraket 9 02-03 A.Fleming 13 02-03 D.Simpson 14 03-04 L.Dudman 8 03-04 D.Simpson 18 04-05 S.Wallace 15 04-05 A.Davis, Steven Smith 7 05-06 J.Tuccia 12 05-06 C.Lewis 14 06-07 N.Rowe 8 06-07 N.Sharman 15 07-08 N.Rowe 11 07-08 P.Burns 12 08-09 L.Talay 15 08-09 M.Henry, Dylan Smith 10 09-10 L.Talay 16 09-10 S.Kar 14 10-11 K.White 8 10-11 B.Drury 14 11-12 K.White 14 11-12 Trent Smith 17 12-13 B.Dwarshuis 11 12-13 N.Marciante 14 13-14 Trent Smith 11 13-14 D.Malone 17 14-15 Jamie Brown, T.Pinson 13 14-15 A.Lee 11 15-16 D.Fallins 22 15-16 A.Waugh 13 16-17 J.Horner 14 16-17 T.Gilbert 15 17-18 N.Amos 8 17-18 W.Straker, K.Weatherall 11 BOWLERS WITH 40 WICKETS IN ONE SEASON (GRADE)

Total Grades Total Grades 65-66 72-73 R.Longbottom 59 (4-59) M.Black 53 (2-7, 3-46) J.Philip 53 (1-1, 2-37, 3-15) B.Druery 45 (B-45) 73-74 R.Walls 44 (A-44) P.Mackey 68 (4-40, 5-28) R.Barton 42 (4-42) P.Mullane 56 (4-56) P.Lennon 42 (4-32, A-10) M.Black 51 (2-51) P.Turner 41 (A-41) M.McDonald 45 (3-28, 4-13, 5-4) B.Stephen 40 (2-2, 3-38) B.Gorman 42 (1-42) R.Wade 40 (1-9, 3-1, 4-30) 75-76 66-67 M.McDonald 53 (3-53) E.Rollinson 52 (A-12, B-40) R.Waddington 47 (2-47) P.Lennon 45 (2-20, 3-12, 4-13) B.Stephen 44 (2-44) 76-77 D.Lawrence 42 (3-12, 4-30) B.Booker 50 (3-34, 4-16) R.Longbottom 42 (4-42) M.Black 41 (1-41) 77-78 E.Nix 40 (1-40) 67-68 S.Edmonds 48 (4-6, A-13, B-29) 79-80 K.Hatherly 45 (4-45) K.Rose 46 (3-6, 4-40) J.Philip 44 (1-1, 2-43) R.Noyes 42 (4-3, 5-39) G.Murphy 41 (3-24, 4-14, A-3) P.Turner 40 (A-40) 80-81 K.Rose 57 (2-3, 3-54) 68-69 R.Mills 41 (5-41) J.Slattery 50 (1-4, 2-46) E.Cotton 48 (1-48) 81-82 A.Kay 44 (2-9, 3-35) M.Gardner 44 (1-35, 2-9) D.Lawrence 43 (3-9, 4-43) P.McCann 42 (1-2, 2-40) 82-83 A.Humphries 42 (1-1, 2-9, 3-32) D.Cosgrove 41 (2-2, 3-29, 4-10) S.Gilchrist 41 (1-30, 2-11) 84-85 69-70 M.Black 57 (3-57) E.Rollinson 61 (5-61) G.Kenny 46 (2-3, 3-14, 4-29) A.Manzie 53 (2-14, 3-39) M.Jones 43 (4-10, 5-33) S.Edmonds 47 (3-22, 4-8, 5-17) A.Kay 45 (3-11, 4-34) 85-86 P.Doherty 43 (5-43) A.Hale 49 (4-45, 5-4) P.McCann 41 (1-3, 2-38) D.Lawrence 40 (4-40) 86-87 A.Hale 68 (3-29, 4-39) 70-71 D.Mann 53 (2-4, 3-34, 4-15) J.Slattery 60 (1-60) N.Howard 44 (2-44) C.Russell 53 (3-11, 4-42) S.Edmonds 47 (3-43, 4-4) 87-88 M.Abbott 42 (5-42) G.Coleman 51 (4-51) A.Manzie 41 (2-41) 88-89 71-72 K.Meadows 42 (5-42) G.Barry 43 (4-18, 5-25) M.Brennan 40 (2-1, 3-2, 4-37) R.Waddington 42 (2-2, 3-40) D.Russell 41 (3-10, 4-12, 5-19)

BOWLERS WITH 40 WICKETS IN ONE SEASON (GRADE) (cont'd)

Total Grades Total Grades 89-90 02-03 K.Meadows 45 (3-18, 4-27) G.Roden 52 (1-52) G.Coleman 42 (2-42) A.Clark 50 (1-13, 2-37) G.McGrath 41 (1-28, 2-13) A.Fleming 40 (1-40)

90-91 04-05 M.Chapman 43 (1-43) G.Roden 44 (1-44) P.Weatherall 43 (1-43) M.Gardner 43 (2-43) 05-06 J.Packer 40 (4-9, 5-31) L.Dudman 41 (1-41)

91-92 06-07 M.Gardner 44 (2-44) J.Hudson 41 (4-14, 5-27)

93-94 07-08 D.Eaglesham 45 (4-4, 5-41) J.Tuccia 49 (1-49) A.Clark 43 (1-43) 08-09 95-96 H.Watson 42 (4-38, 5-4) P.Purcell 73 (5-73) S.MacGill 58 (1-58) 09-10 S.Clark 45 (1-45) A.Adams 50 (1-50) A.Clark 40 (1-40) N.Rowe 44 (1-1, 2-43) N.Fitzgerald 41 (1-22, 2-19) 96-97 B.Guthrie 44 (1-44) 10-11 J.Dunbar 42 (2-38, 3-4) A.Fleming 55 (1-55) G.Barron 40 (2-3, 3-37) 12-13 97-98 N.Fitzgerald 59 (1-59) B.Guthrie 47 (1-47) D.McLauchlan 46 (1-46) 15-16 S.Clark 45 (1-45) D.Malone 56 (1-32, 2-24)

98-99 S.Clark 46 (1-46)

99-00 J.Dunbar 49 (4-0, 5-49)

01-02 D.Eaglesham 52 (5-52) R.Malas 46 (3-4, 4-41, 5-1) K.Meadows 45 (5-45) A.Mann 42 (3-4, 4-38, 5-0) S.Manning 41 (3-1, 4-40)

HAT-TRICKS

First Grade Second Grade Third Grade 65-66 E.Cotton 66-67 R.Hobden 65-66 B.Stephen 69-70 E.Cotton 67-68 G.Fanning 75-76 R.Richardson (SF) 74-75 M.Black 72-73 I.Napper 86-87 B.Davison 87-88 G.Barry 90-91 D.Holley 02-03 A.Clark 13-14 P.Burns ** P.Burns (QF) 15-16 J.Horner Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Poidevin-Gray Shield 66-67 R.Longbottom 71-72 G.Black 70-71 S.Edmonds 68-69 G.Glover 72-73 P.Mullane 02-03 A.Fleming K.Hatherly P.Rae 10-11 N.Sharman 81-82 K.Meadows 94-95 D.McLauchlan 16-17 S.Khan 82-83 John Kenny 08-09 J.McKinley 85-86 M.Black (Final) A.W.Green Shield 86-87 M.Black 72-73 P.Mullane 08-09 H.Watson 75-76 B.Booker 09-10 J.Zywietz 01-02 C.Williams 08-09 G.Wissam ** Double hat-trick 14-15 H.Tattersall

10 OR MORE WICKETS IN A MATCH

First Grade Second Grade Third Grade 68-69 E.Cotton 11-64 65-66 J.Philip 12-91 67-68 G.Stone 11-104 70-71 J.Slattery 13-72 66-67 J.Philip 11-50 69-70 A.Kay 10-60 78-79 E.Nix * 13-67 68-69 P.McCann * 15-79 70-71 S.Edmonds 11-88 G.Barry 10-92 75-76 D.Russell 11-94 76-77 B.Booker 12-68 95-96 S.MacGill 11-95 84-85 B.Connell 10-85 82-83 D.Cosgrove 10-88 99-00 S.Clark 10-95 86-87 N.Howard 11-134 96-97 G.Barron 10-81 03-04 G.Roden 11-87 N.Howard 10-60 99-00 M.Carroll 11-80 08-09 S.Smith 10-133 87-88 A.Clark * 14-84 08-09 S.Newman 10-63 10-11 A.Fleming 11-70 B.Connell 10-104 00-01 A.Clark 11-67 15-16 D.Malone 16-138 Fourth Grade Fifth Grade A.W.Green Shield 65-66 R.Barton 10-61 70-71 M.Abbott 12-29 81-82 S.Woodley * 10-25 66-67 S.Gilchrist 11-54 76-77 M.Brindley 10-58 R.Longbottom 10-26 80-81 C.Christie 14-73 B.Hazell 10-53 85-86 S.Woodley 11-42 Best match figures for 67-68 G.Murphy 12-49 89-90 G.Geraghty 11-97 Poidevin-Gray Shield D.Lawrence 11-93 98-99 K.Meadows 11-88 92-93 M.Carroll * 9-53 68-69 D.Lawrence 12-97 02-03 J.Rafique 11-32 69-70 D.Harkness 10-91 73-74 M.McDonald 10-23 P.Mackey 10-46 P.Mullane 10-57 74-75 G.Barry 11-75 82-83 John Kenny 10-53 * In one day 85-86 A.Hale 11-32 86-87 K.Meadows 13-94 A.Hale 11-172

7 OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

First Grade Third Grade (cont'd) Fourth Grade (cont'd) 66-67 E.Cotton 7-77 72-73 M.Black 8-26 88-89 M.Brennan 9-32 68-69 E.Cotton 9-24 75-76 M.McDonald 8-86 M.Brennan 8-66 E.Cotton 7-39 76-77 B.Booker 8-42 89-90 K.Meadows 7-31 70-71 J.Slattery 9-66 77-78 G.Murphy 7-69 90-91 M.Jones 7-69 J.Slattery 7-68 78-79 I.Cranston 7-41 96-97 A.Craig 7-50 74-75 M.Black 7-29 81-82 G.McBarron 9-88 98-99 S.McGrath 7-32 78-79 E.Nix 7-41 82-83 K.Meadows 7-91 99-00 C.Price 7-45 81-82 G.Barry 9-82 83-84 M.Black 7-50 01-02 C.Lake 7-62 83-84 M.Gardner 7-90 86-87 A.Hale 7-30 17-18 J.Almond 7-25 90-91 P.Weatherall 7-57 D.Mann 7-45 M.Chapman 7-108 88-89 R.Archibald 7-25 Fifth Grade 93-94 A.Clark 7-41 R.Archibald 7-39 69-70 P.Doherty 8-33 G.McGrath 7-47 89-90 K.Meadows 8-74 E.Rollinson 7-59 97-98 S.Clark 7-43 K.Meadows 7-39 E.Rollinson 7-53 B.Guthrie 7-76 E.Behl 7-84 70-71 M.Abbott 8-6 D.McLauchlan 7-97 90-91 R.Archibald 7-37 71-72 G.Glover 7-25 03-04 G.Roden 7-52 99-00 M.Carroll 8-36 73-74 P.Mackey 8-41 04-05 G.Roden 7-51 S.Manning 8-41 77-78 J.Harris 7-38 06-07 L.Fleming 7-20 04-05 C.Gilmour 7-28 C.Tomko 7-44 14-15 N.Fitzgerald 9-102 S.McGrath 7-75 78-79 R.Mills 7-74 06-07 J.Packer 7-26 80-81 C.Christie 8-27 Second Grade C.Gilmour (SF) 7-46 R.Mills 8-28 65-66 J.Philip 7-70 08-09 S.Newman 8-54 83-84 C.Harvey 8-3 66-67 J.Philip 8-10 10-11 J.Bills 7-36 84-85 M.Jones 8-98 B.Stephen 7-63 11-12 M.Manton 7-29 P.Bland 7-31 68-69 P.McCann 8-54 J.Roy (QF) 7-30 85-86 S.Woodley 8-25 P.McCann 7-25 13-14 K.Brockley 8-51 86-87 M.Brennan 7-31 69-70 P.McCann 8-16 P.Burns 7-24 89-90 G.Geraghty 9-43 70-71 B.Gorman 8-32 P.Burns 7-32 M.Carroll 8-30 71-72 I.Napper 7-15 91-92 A.Mann 8-72 I.Napper 7-34 Fourth Grade C.Haran 7-38 72-73 I.Napper 7-29 65-66 P.Lennon (F) 9-19 95-96 P.Purcell 7-103 74-75 D.Russell 8-58 66-67 B.Hazell 7-16 96-97 T.Fenech 7-61 M.Black 7-63 R.Longbottom 7-17 97-98 S.McGrath (SF) 8-72 75-76 D.Russell 7-68 S.Gilchrist 7-33 00-01 C.Brownscombe (F) 7-56 79-80 H.Reus 7-36 67-68 G.Murphy 8-25 01-02 D.Eaglesham 7-26 81-82 K.Rose 7-32 D.Lawrence 7-36 D.Eaglesham 7-40 B.Roberts 7-49 68-69 G.Glover 7-39 02-03 J.Rafique 8-17 84-85 M.Connolly 7-30 D.Lawrence 7-39 07-08 C.Streater 8-42 86-87 M.Wood 7-61 G.Glover 7-44 09-10 S.Dawes 8-51 87-88 B.Connell 8-50 D.Gazzard 7-45 A.Clark 7-33 70-71 H.Reus 7-46 Poidevin-Gray Shield A.Clark 7-51 73-74 M.McDonald 7-20 68-69 D.Wentworth 7-45 91-92 M.Gardner 8-83 G.Murphy 7-37 74-75 G.Barry 7-31 94-95 M.Carroll 8-37 74-75 G.Barry 8-38 82-83 K.Meadows 7-42 00-01 A.Clark 7-44 75-76 R.Richardson 8-54 R.Archibald 7-76 06-07 J.Derwent 8-127 80-81 D.Cosgrove 7-36 97-98 C.Lucas 7-36 15-16 D.Malone 10-115 G.Chudleigh 7-40 G.Chudleigh 7-78 A.W.Green Shield Third Grade 82-83 John Kenny 8-42 72-73 P.Mullane 7-25 65-66 D.Lawrence 7-27 85-86 A.Hale 7-37 75-76 B.Booker 7-23 68-69 A.Kay 8-67 86-87 K.Meadows 7-41 77-78 M.McCool 7-32 70-71 P.McCann 9-45 G.Coleman 7-83 80-81 J.Steed 7-67 S.Edmonds 7-23 81-82 S.Woodley 7-13

WICKETKEEPERS WITH 100 DISMISSALS IN ALL GRADES

Matches Total Catches Stumpings D.Rixon 314 498 396 102 L.Ball 218 437 375 62 E.Atkins 215 373 309 64 S.Duff 187 272 228 44 R.Bain 151 270 220 50 A.Campbell 124 244 222 22 S.Hair 115 233 185 48 B.Johnson 251 232 184 48 K.Lamb 149 222 157 65 T.Moreland 119 209 170 39 G.Bannon 103 204 182 22 B.Miller 102 186 160 26 G.Davison 125 185 120 65 T.Reynolds 106 177 120 57 J.Brockley 171 175 141 34 E.Terone 97 152 119 33 N.Loder 157 152 138 14 J.Biviano 122 141 113 28 M.McLeay 66 138 72 66 M.Morgan 83 138 124 14 C.McGinn 81 137 105 32 J.Rose 88 129 95 34 M.Heslehurst 126 128 104 24 G.Arnold 61 127 88 39 W.Croese 60 122 102 20 J.Ford 89 122 86 36 S.Rixon 72 122 91 31 R.Cartwright 54 118 74 44 Graham Goodman 58 111 83 28 R.Bennison 69 109 88 21

WICKETKEEPERS WITH 50 DISMISSALS IN ONE GRADE

Matches Total Catches Stumpings First Grade D.Rixon 265 441 359 82 E.Atkins 127 231 198 33 R.Bain 129 223 183 40 L.Ball 96 217 202 15 A.Campbell 99 193 180 13 S.Rixon 69 117 89 28 S.Duff 52 103 95 8 J.Biviano 57 68 51 17 G.Errington 39 50 47 3 Second Grade L.Ball 86 167 133 34 J.Brockley 95 123 100 23 B.Johnson 110 117 94 23 R.Cartwright 50 109 68 41 S.Duff 60 100 87 13 G.Bannon 34 82 73 9 J.Rose 40 74 57 17 WICKETKEEPERS WITH 50 DISMISSALS IN ONE GRADE (cont'd)

Matches Total Catches Stumpings Second Grade (cont'd) E.Terone 43 71 61 10 W.Croese 31 61 48 13 T.Moreland 31 58 48 10

Third Grade G.Davison 55 75 55 20 S.Hair 31 70 60 10 B.Johnson 65 65 47 18 B.Miller 34 64 56 8 T.Moreland 34 62 55 7 M.Andersson 35 62 54 8 N.Loder 59 62 55 7 M.Tehira 28 58 50 8 M.McLeay 33 56 34 22 Fourth Grade K.Lamb 66 100 60 40 M.McLeay 31 79 35 44 B.Miller 37 75 65 10 M.Heslehurst 43 54 48 6 T.Reynolds 39 54 41 13 E.Atkins 27 51 42 9 Fifth Grade K.Lamb 50 77 59 18

WICKETKEEPERS WITH 30 DISMISSALS IN AGE COMPETITIONS

Matches Total Catches Stumpings Poidevin-Gray Shield T.Moreland 27 45 39 6 J.Brockley 30 44 35 9 G.Bannon 22 41 36 5 S.Hair 22 41 35 6 R.Bain 16 32 29 3 D.Rixon 23 30 18 12 A.W.Green Shield G.Davison 15 33 9 24 T.Moreland 16 31 16 15

50 CATCHES IN ALL GRADES 180 L.Dudman 92 J.Dyson 72 S.Cush 58 T.Harvey 166 M.Bradley 92 K.Tuite 72 R.Davison 57 J.Bills 159 Justin Kenny 92 P.Weatherall 71 N.Howard 57 T.Doyle 158 J.Holley 91 K.Humphreys 70 B.Malbon 57 S.Hall 155 D.Givney 90 G.Coleman 69 A.Griffiths 57 A.Northridge 155 D.Holley 88 N.Whittingham 68 G.Bailey 57 H.Reus 154 G.Barry 87 G.Hilzinger 68 J.Clark 56 B.O'Dowd 154 B.Davison 87 A.Phillips 68 K.Meadows 56 P.Venn 153 M.Hughston 87 J.Zywietz 68 C.Parsons 55 P.Saroukos 150 A.Clark 84 T.Brennan 67 N.Fitzgerald 55 K.Symons 150 M.D.O'Brien 84 G.Marston 67 A.Hilditch 54 B.Pratt 147 M.Ridge 82 Jamie Brown 67 K.Rynne 54 Dylan Smith 140 P.Jaques 81 L.Fleming 66 I.Everett 54 T.Woodhill 139 M.Duff 80 G.Horner 65 P.Clark 53 E.Cotton 136 D.Mann 80 G.Kenny 65 D.Fallins 53 K.Hudson 127 A.Craig 78 D.Eaglesham 65 T.Freeburn 53 S.Newman 126 J.Burnett 78 T.Iceton 65 S.Pickering 52 L.Ritchie 123 C.Williams 76 J.Dunbar 62 D.Watson 52 R.Shepherd 120 J.Packer 76 B.Hard 61 B.Hazell 52 A.Whatley 111 C.Macnamara 76 L.Malin 61 A.Fleming 51 S.Manning 109 G.Warry 76 Steven Smith 60 R.Archibald 50 C.Dodd 100 M.Chapman 75 S.Boehm 60 S.Clark 50 P.Fisher 100 A.Mann 75 C.Lake 60 M.Probert 50 C.Hockey 99 J.Young 75 M.Lumb 59 Bryan Dawson 50 D.McLauchlan 98 G.Murphy 74 D.Celep 59 M.Gardner 97 S.Dawes 73 L.Casey 58 P.Cox 95 M.Carroll 73 J.Rafique 58 B.Dwarshuis 30 CATCHES IN ONE GRADE First Grade Second Grade 116 P.Jaques 46 B.Davison 81 G.Barry 37 G.Coleman 115 L.Dudman 43 C.Williams 66 M.Ridge 37 B.Davison 115 Justin Kenny 41 G.Barry 61 D.Holley 36 A.Clark 108 M.D.O'Brien 41 S.Cush 61 J.Packer 36 S.Pickering 98 J.Young 40 Jamie Brown 60 D.Celep 35 T.Freeburn 85 J.Holley 40 M.Ridge 50 J.Burnett 35 N.Howard 84 M.Bradley 38 L.Johns 49 D.Givney 33 J.Holley 84 M.Hughston 38 Steven Smith 48 K.Tuite 31 I.Everett 79 A.Clark 37 C.Dodd 44 M.Bradley 31 G.Marston 69 M.Chapman 36 P.Weatherall 43 C.Williams 31 A.Northridge 64 J.Dyson 34 S.Clark 38 M.Carroll 31 R.Waddington 57 G.Warry 34 R.Davison 37 S.Boehm 53 E.Cotton 32 G.Bailey 53 D.Mann 32 A.Hilditch 53 B.O'Dowd 30 M.Black 47 N.Fitzgerald 30 R.Wade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade 79 M.Duff 45 G.Kenny 83 A.Craig 88 D.Givney 69 G.Murphy 40 A.Mann 52 T.Iceton 65 D.Eaglesham 67 A.Phillips 35 G.Hilzinger 45 C.Macnamara 57 S.Hall 57 J.Zywietz 34 Bryan Dawson 40 S.Dawes 42 C.Christie 52 B.Davison 34 D.Watson 36 R.Barton 38 J.Dunbar 45 D.Holley 33 B.Hopkin 35 L.Casey 38 K.Rynne 45 K.Humphreys 30 M.Condon 34 J.Burnett 15 CATCHES IN AGE COMPETITIONS Poidevin-Gray Shield 19 D.Fallins 17 D.Holley 15 R.Davison 17 T.Brennan 16 M.D.O'Brien 15 M.Hughston LIMITED OVERS RECORDS (For matches played in First Grade Limited Overs competitions)

Highest Team Score 4/364 v. Blacktown 05-06 Highest Individual Score 155 * M.Hughston 05-06 Best Bowling Figures 8-29 B.Gorman 75-76 Highest Batting Aggregate 399 P.Jaques 09-10 Highest Bowling Aggregate 15 E.Cotton 69-70 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 17 D.Rixon 11-12 Most Catches by Fieldsman 8 L.Dudman 03-04 8 M.D.O'Brien 04-05

Partnerships

FIRST: M.Bradley-M.Probert 185 v. North Sydney 01-02 SECOND: P.Jaques-M.Hughston 232 v. Blacktown 05-06 THIRD: P.Jaques-M.Bradley 177 * v. Fairfield-Liverpool 09-10 FOURTH: J.Holley-J.Young 133 v. University of N.S.W. 02-03 FIFTH: M.D.O'Brien-L.Dudman 152 v. Northern District 04-05 SIXTH: M.Hughston-D.Rixon 103 v. Sydney University 14-15 SEVENTH: D.Mann-E.Atkins 62 * v. St.George 92-93 EIGHTH: S.Clark-D.McLauchlan 97 v. St.George 00-01 NINTH: D.Tuffey-G.Roden 67 v. Western Suburbs 02-03 TENTH: A.Clark-G.Warren 65 * v. Penrith 01-02

MOST MATCHES PLAYED 87 D.Rixon 49 J.Holley 26 S.Clark 20 G.Roden 71 M.Hughston 45 J.Tuccia 23 D.McLauchlan 19 J.Packer 69 L.Dudman 43 A.Clark 23 Steven Smith 19 A.Zampa 64 M.Bradley 41 S.Cush 21 Jamie Brown 18 N.Maddinson 64 P.Jaques 37 A.Fleming 21 L.Fleming 17 M.Chapman 64 M.D.O'Brien 29 M.Brown 20 L.Ball 16 E.Atkins 57 N.Fitzgerald 29 C.Williams 20 S.Duff 16 Justin Kenny 52 J.Young 27 D.Murphy 20 D.Fallins

MOST MATCHES CAPTAINED 28 M.Hughston 9 N.Fitzgerald 20 J.Young 8 E.Atkins 15 S.Duff 8 C.Williams 11 M.D.O'Brien 7 J.Holley 10 P.Jaques 7 I.Napper

LIMITED OVERS RECORDS (cont'd)

MOST RUNS SCORED

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average P.Jaques 64 63 4 144 2400 40.7 M.Hughston 71 70 9 155 * 2043 33.5 M.D.O'Brien 64 63 3 88 1918 32.0 M.Bradley 64 62 6 121 1741 31.1 J.Young 52 49 8 82 * 1426 34.8 L.Dudman 69 59 10 94 * 1422 29.0 S.Cush 41 37 4 149 * 1137 34.5 Steven Smith 23 22 3 134 * 937 49.3 C.Williams 29 29 4 91 871 34.8 J.Holley 49 44 4 90 859 21.5

MOST WICKETS TAKEN

Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average N.Fitzgerald 57 420 62 1758 77 22.8 L.Dudman 69 426 24 1798 69 26.1 A.Fleming 37 279 32 1124 55 20.4 A.Clark 43 342 37 1406 53 26.5 J.Tuccia 45 357 25 1680 51 32.9 J.Holley 49 215 19 1002 45 22.3 S.Clark 26 212 29 698 41 17.0 D.McLauchlan 23 198 20 739 38 19.4 G.Roden 20 170 12 644 28 23.0 M.Brown 29 148 10 712 28 25.4 Steven Smith 23 178 3 821 28 29.3

MOST WICKETKEEPING DISMISSALS

Matches Total Catches Stumpings D.Rixon 87 117 83 34 L.Ball 20 28 27 1 S.Duff 20 28 22 6 R.Bain 11 27 21 6 E.Atkins 16 23 20 3 A.Campbell 7 21 21 0

MOST CATCHES

35 L.Dudman 21 M.Hughston 13 M.Bradley 10 C.Williams 34 M.D.O'Brien 15 J.Young 12 A.Fleming 26 P.Jaques 14 A.Clark 11 Steven Smith 22 J.Holley 14 N.Fitzgerald 10 S.Cush

LIMITED OVERS RECORDS (cont'd)

HIGHEST SCORES M.Hughston 155 * 05-06 M.Hughston 89 * 12-13 M.Probert 77 01-02 S.Cush 149 * 08-09 C.Dodd 88 68-69 M.Bradley 77 * 09-10 P.Jaques 144 05-06 M.D.O'Brien 88 04-05 L.Dudman 77 * 11-12 J.Biviano 143 16-17 M.D.O'Brien 88 05-06 M.D.O'Brien 76 97-98 P.Jaques 136 09-10 A.Hilditch 87 75-76 P.Jaques 75 * 00-01 Steven Smith 134 * 09-10 M.D.O'Brien 86 01-02 J.Young 75 * 00-01 P.Jaques 128 09-10 Steven Smith 86 07-08 P.Jaques 75 * 03-04 D.Murphy 125 * 07-08 B.Dwarshuis 86 * 12-13 C.Williams 75 * 16-17 M.Bradley 121 01-02 G.Bailey 85 69-70 Jamie Brown 75 16-17 (QF) P.Jaques 120 12-13 M.D.O'Brien 85 05-06 L.Dudman 74 04-05 M.Bradley 118 96-97 J.Leaning 85 13-14 S.Cush 74 12-13 P.Jaques 116 02-03 N.Maddinson 84 08-09 J.Henry 73 74-75 Justin Kenny 115 92-93 J.Young 82 * 03-04 P.Dugmore 73 05-06 M.Bradley 114 * 02-03 L.Dudman 81 06-07 S.Cush 73 11-12 P.Jaques 114 * 09-10 P.Jaques 81 * 09-10 P.Jaques 73 13-14 M.Powell 109 * 03-04 S.Cush 80 12-13 (QF) D.McLauchlan 72 00-01 Jamie Brown 109 17-18 C.Williams 80 * 16-17 M.D.O'Brien 72 01-02 Jamie Brown 101 17-18 A.Clark 79 95-96 M.Hughston 72 14-15 M.Hughston 100 * 06-07 Justin Kenny 79 97-98 M.Bradley 71 00-01 G.Warry 98 73-74 J.Young 79 04-05 M.Hughston 71 * 09-10 P.Jaques 98 99-00 M.Hughston 79 * 14-15 S.Cush 71 11-12 Steven Smith 98 07-08 Steven Smith 78 06-07 C.Williams 71 * 14-15 L.Dudman 94 * 05-06 M.Maclennan 78 * 08-09 L.Hawksworth 71 17-18 Steven Smith 91 05-06 S.Cush 78 * 12-13 P.Dugmore 70 05-06 C.Williams 91 17-18 M.D.O'Brien 77 96-97 S.Cush 70 10-11 J.Holley 90 02-03 P.Jaques 77 * 99-00

BEST BOWLING FIGURES B.Gorman 8-29 75-76 G.Bailey 4-16 72-73 J.Holley 4-32 98-99 D.McLauchlan 6-27 99-00 E.Cotton 4-17 69-70 (F) P.Byrom 4-33 99-00 C.Belshaw 6-41 03-04 Steven Smith 4-17 05-06 N.Fitzgerald 4-34 12-13 I.Napper 5-6 73-74 T.Bresnan 4-20 05-06 Steven Smith 4-38 08-09 J.Holley 5-8 99-00 A.Clark 4-21 96-97 N.Fitzgerald 4-39 14-15 G.Barron 5-21 93-94 M.Brown 4-21 11-12 J.Wilson 4-39 17-18 E.Cotton 5-23 69-70 H.Reus 4-23 73-74 B.Stephen 4-41 69-70 (SF) D.McLauchlan 5-28 08-09 G.Bailey 4-24 69-70 (F) D.Tuffey 4-41 07-08 D.Malone 5-30 15-16 E.Cotton 4-24 69-70 J.Leaning 4-41 13-14 A.Fleming 5-31 04-05 A.Fleming 4-24 02-03 L.Ritchie 4-42 69-70 I.Napper 5-32 73-74 A.Clark 4-25 94-95 D.McLauchlan 4-44 99-00 A.Fleming 5-39 10-11 S.Clark 4-25 99-00 J.Holley 4-45 94-95 D.Fallins 5-41 16-17 A.Zampa 4-25 12-13 J.Tuccia 4-45 09-10 M.Brown 5-44 15-16 G.Barry 4-26 75-76 R.Every 4-46 67-68 A.Fleming 5-46 01-02 A.Adams 4-26 09-10 (F) A.Clark 4-49 98-99 C.Belshaw 5-53 04-05 J.Slattery 4-28 71-72 N.Rowe 4-52 08-09 K.White 4-5 11-12 Dylan Smith 4-29 14-15 L.Dudman 4-53 09-10 A.Fleming 4-10 02-03 G.Barron 4-30 93-94 N.Fitzgerald 4-58 05-06 J.Wilson 4-12 16-17 J.Holley 4-31 95-96 S.Gilchrist 4-66 68-69 L.Dudman 4-13 03-04 N.Rowe 4-31 07-08

TWENTY20 RECORDS (For matches played in First Grade Twenty20 competitions)

Highest Team Score 6/227 v. Randwick Petersham 08-09 Highest Individual Score 114 * S.Watson 17-18 Best Bowling Figures 4-9 D.Fallins 15-16 Highest Batting Aggregate 220 S.Cush 11-12 Highest Bowling Aggregate 9 T.Freeburn 08-09 9 L.Talay 08-09 Most Wicketkeeping Dismissals 7 D.Rixon 08-09 Most Catches by Fieldsman 6 L.Dudman 12-13 6 P.Saroukos 17-18

Partnerships

FIRST: S.Watson-J.Biviano 149 v. Mosman (Quarter-final) 17-18 SECOND: M.Bradley-Steven Smith 121 v. North Sydney (Quarter-final) 08-09 THIRD: S.Cush-L.Dudman 79 v. Campbelltown-Camden 11-12 FOURTH: Jamie Brown-C.Williams 77 v. Mosman 17-18 FIFTH: Steven Smith-J.Holley 61 * v. University of N.S.W. 08-09 SIXTH: B.Dwarshuis-D.Rixon 56 v. University of N.S.W. 14-15 SEVENTH: J.Brockley-Jamie Brown 105 v. Mosman 14-15 EIGHTH: D.Fallins-T.Pinson 36 v. Sydney (Semi-final) 17-18 NINTH: D.Rixon-J.Tuccia 12 v. North Sydney 12-13 TENTH: D.Rixon-N.Fitzgerald 36 * v. Penrith 10-11

MOST MATCHES PLAYED 36 D.Rixon 20 P.Saroukos 14 J.Biviano 11 A.Zampa 24 S.Cush 16 B.Dwarshuis 14 A.Whatley 9 T.Pinson 23 Jamie Brown 16 M.Hughston 12 J.Brockley 9 J.Tuccia 22 M.Brown 15 L.Dudman 12 P.Jaques 8 K.Brockley 22 N.Fitzgerald 15 D.Fallins 12 D.Murphy 8 C.Williams

MOST MATCHES CAPTAINED 11 M.Hughston 5 B.Dwarshuis 7 P.Jaques 5 Steven Smith 7 C.Williams 4 N.Fitzgerald

MOST RUNS SCORED

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs Average S.Cush 24 23 2 73 590 28.1 Jamie Brown 23 20 5 74 * 537 35.8 M.Brown 22 22 2 72 418 20.9 P.Jaques 12 12 2 81 * 337 33.7 Steven Smith 7 7 2 85 * 278 55.6 D.Rixon 36 24 13 58 * 256 23.3 D.Murphy 12 12 0 78 250 20.8 M.Hughston 16 15 1 63 * 250 17.9 L.Dudman 15 13 5 77 * 243 30.4 C.Williams 8 7 1 52 207 34.5 S.Watson 4 4 1 114 * 206 68.7 TWENTY20 RECORDS (cont'd)

MOST WICKETS TAKEN

Matches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average N.Fitzgerald 22 77 1 499 21 23.8 L.Dudman 15 54 0 325 19 17.1 Jamie Brown 23 56 0 381 19 20.1 M.Brown 22 47 0 345 17 20.3 B.Dwarshuis 16 27 1 152 16 9.5 T.Freeburn 7 19 0 153 10 15.3 L.Talay 6 24 0 157 10 15.7 K.Brockley 8 22 0 165 10 16.5 T.Pinson 9 32 0 213 10 21.3 D.Fallins 15 47 0 310 10 31.0

MOST WICKETKEEPING DISMISSALS

Matches Total Catches Stumpings

D.Rixon 36 29 17 12

MOST CATCHES

13 Jamie Brown 8 P.Saroukos 6 P.Jaques 4 M.Brown 11 L.Dudman 6 S.Cush 5 D.Fallins 4 T.Doyle 8 M.Hughston 6 B.Dwarshuis 5 B.Marciante 4 C.Williams

HIGHEST SCORES

S.Watson 114 * 17-18 (Q-F) S.Cush 72 * 12-13 D.Rixon 58 * 14-15 Steven Smith 85 * 08-09 (Q-F) M.Brown 72 15-16 N.Maddinson 57 09-10 P.Jaques 81 * 09-10 S.Cush 71 11-12 M.Bradley 56 08-09 (Q-F) J.Holley 80 08-09 S.Cush 70 10-11 Steven Smith 55 12-13 (Q-F) Shayne Smith 80 * 15-16 S.Cush 67 11-12 P.Jaques 55 13-14 D.Murphy 78 08-09 Jamie Brown 66 * 16-17 M.Hughston 54 10-11 L.Dudman 77 * 11-12 J.Brockley 65 14-15 C.Williams 52 16-17 Jamie Brown 74 * 17-18 M.Hughston 63 * 11-12 P.Jaques 50 * 12-13 S.Cush 73 11-12 Steven Smith 61 * 08-09 A.Whatley 50 15-16

BEST BOWLING FIGURES D.Fallins 4-9 15-16 L.Dudman 3-15 10-11 N.Rowe 3-29 08-09 B.Dwarshuis 4-14 13-14 A.Fleming 3-17 09-10 L.Dudman 3-29 12-13 M.Brown 4-21 11-12 N.Fitzgerald 3-17 13-14 L.Talay 3-29 08-09 T.Freeburn 4-22 08-09 B.Dwarshuis 3-18 13-14 N.Fitzgerald 3-29 12-13 (S-F) J.Wilson 4-23 17-18 (Q-F) T.Pinson 3-20 17-18 Jamie Brown 3-34 16-17 B.Dwarshuis 4-25 17-18 L.Dudman 3-21 11-12 M.Brown 3-37 11-12 Jamie Brown 3-9 12-13 (S-F) Jamie Brown 3-22 12-13 T.Freeburn 3-44 08-09 N.Fitzgerald 3-14 12-13 C.Gilmour 3-25 10-11 Steven Smith 3-48 08-09

HIGHEST SCORES

CLUB ALL GRADES 1ST GRADE 2ND GRADE 3RD GRADE

All Clubs 321 P.Jaques 1sts 06-07 321 P.Jaques 06-07 272 D.Rixon 15-16 199 J.Holley 92-93 Bankstown 208 P.Jaques 2nds 97-98 128 P.Jaques 09-10 208 P.Jaques 97-98 120 G.Fitzgerald 87-88 Blacktow n 163 J.Packer 2nds 03-04 158 Steven Smith 08-09 163 J.Packer 03-04 117 S.Cush 06-07 Campbelltown 215 D.Murphy 2nds 09-10 183* C.Williams 16-17 215 D.Murphy 09-10 132 T.Harvey 85-86 Eastern Subs 166 M.Hughston 1sts 09-10 166 M.Hughston 09-10 121 J.Steed 85-86 139 G.Marston 68-69 166* C.D'Arcy AWG 13-14 Fairfield 149 R.Davison 1sts 95-96 149 R.Davison 95-96 115 A.Whatley 14-15 113 B.Johnson 79-80 Gordon 155 R.Davison 1sts 95-96 155 R.Davison 95-96 144* A.Walsh 84-85 124* A.Phillips 08-09 144 M.O'Brien 99-00 Hawkesbury 272 D.Rixon 2nds 15-16 212* M.Bradley 99-00 272 D.Rixon 15-16 137 J.Rafique 05-06 Manly 197* M.Hughston 5ths 16-17 131* M.Hughston 08-09 173 J.Holley 09-10 164 G.Davies 11-12 Mosman 174 M.Bradley 5ths 10-11 143 J.Biviano 16-17 150* G.Horner 87-88 127* L.Dudman 08-09

North Sydney 321 P.Jaques 1sts 06-07 321 P.Jaques 06-07 161 B.Roach 03-04 173 P.Weatherall 83-84

Nthn District 180 T.Doyle P-G 15-16 128 D.Mitchell 95-96 151 J.Brockley 09-10 138* B.Kirby 91-92 Parramatta 199 J.Holley 3rds 92-93 183* P.Jaques 06-07 125 P.Lynam 01-02 199 J.Holley 92-93 Penrith 225 N.Maddinson 1sts 11-12 225 N.Madinson 11-12 183 J.Holley 97-98 123 W.Cary 95-96 Petersham 158* K.Hudson AWG 75-76 143 J.Young 96-97 109 K.Symons 68-69 107 C.Maggs 81-82 Randw ick 166 D.Mitchell 1sts 94-95 166 D.Mitchell 94-95 121* K.Tuite 86-87 111* G.Horner 86-87 Rand Petes 162* M.Hughston 2nds 02-03 136 Steven Smith 07-08 162* M.Hughston 02-03 93 J.Burnett 02-03 St.George 184 S.Watson 1sts 17-18 184 S.Watson 17-18 164 S.Pickering 07-08 110 A.Clark 86-87 Sydney 126* L.Ritchie 3rds 67-68 123 N.O'Neill 67-68 92* M.Ridge 80-81 126* L.Ritchie 67-68 123* P.Clark 81-82 Sydney (ex- 165 T.Harvey 5ths 84-85 134 Steven Smith 07-08 162 D.Givney 87-88 132 T.Harvey 87-88 Balmain) Sydney Uni 184 M.Hughston 1sts 09-10 184 M.Hughston 09-10 144* L.Dudman 08-09 114 B.Johnson 87-88 Uni of NSW 158 D.Murphy 2nds 06-07 134 J.Kenny 90-91 158 D.Murphy 06-07 141 M.Carroll 01-02 Western Subs 170* P.Jaques P-G 99-00 166 L.Johns 84-85 151 M.Bradley 96-97 154 A.Phillips 03-04

BEST BOWLING IN AN INNINGS

CLUB ALL GRADES 1ST GRADE 2ND GRADE 3RD GRADE

All Clubs 10-115 D.Malone 2nds 15-16 9-24 E.Cotton 68-69 10-115 D.Malone 15-16 9-45 P.McCann 70-71 Bankstown 8-67 A.Kay 3rds 68-69 7-51 G.Roden 04-05 7-44 A.Clark 00-01 8-67 A.Kay 68-69 Blacktow n 7-26 J.Packer 3rds 06-07 5-36 A.Fleming 04-05 6-5 S.Pickering 05-06 7-26 J.Packer 06-07 Campbelltown 8-51 S.Daw es 5ths 09-10 6-58 G.Roden 04-05 6-53 J.Zyw ietz 06-07 7-30 A.Hale 86-87 Eastern Subs 7-13 S.Woodley AWG 81-82 7-68 J.Slattery 70-71 6-15 A.Clark 02-03 7-25 R.Archibald 88-89 Fairfield 9-88 G.McBarron 3rds 81-82 6-20 S.Clark 96-97 5-19 D.Celep 02-03 9-88 G.McBarron 81-82

Gordon 9-24 E.Cotton 1sts 68-69 9-24 E.Cotton 68-69 7-36 H.Reus 79-80 8-40 S.Manning 99-00 Hawkesbury 7-38 C.Haran 5ths 91-92 6-22 S.Manning 02-03 6-35 J.Bills 12-13 6-14 G.Barron 88-89 Manly 8-6 M.Abbott 5ths 70-71 6-27 M.Gardner 83-84 8-16 P.McCann 69-70 7-75 S.McGrath 04-05 Mosman 9-32 M.Brennan 4ths 88-89 7-52 G.Roden 03-04 8-58 D.Russell 74-75 7-36 J.Bills 10-11 North Sydney 9-45 P.McCann 3rds 70-71 7-47 G.McGrath 93-94 7-15 I.Napper 71-72 9-45 P.McCann 70-71 Nthn District 8-26 M.Black 3rds 72-73 6-43 M.Chapman 93-94 6-62 A.Clark 01-02 8-26 M.Black 72-73 Parramatta 9-19 P.Lennon 4ths 65-66 7-39 E.Cotton 68-69 8-54 P.McCann 68-69 8-86 M.McDonald 75-76 Penrith 8-25 S.Woodley 5ths 85-86 7-29 M.Black 74-75 7-68 D.Russell 75-76 8-74 K.Meadow s 89-90 Petersham 8-32 B.Gorman 2nds 70-71 7-77 E.Cotton 66-67 8-32 B.Gorman 70-71 8-42 B.Booker 76-77 Randw ick 9-66 J.Slattery 1sts 70-71 9-66 J.Slattery 70-71 7-63 M.Black 74-75 6-37 S.Edmonds 70-71 Rand Petes 7-32 P.Burns 3rds 13-14 6-19 T.Freeburn 04-05 6-23 A.Fleming 07-08 7-32 P.Burns 13-14 St.George 8-42 C.Streater 5ths 07-08 6-63 B.Guthrie 96-97 7-70 J.Philip 65-66 6-19 C.Gilmour 06-07 Sydney 9-82 G.Barry 1sts 81-82 9-82 G.Barry 81-82 8-10 J.Philip 66-67 6-65 P.Mullane 80-81 Sydney (ex- 9-102 N.Fitzgerald 1sts 14-15 9-102 N.Fitzgerald 14-15 7-61 M.Wood 86-87 5-16 M.Black 72-73 Balmain) Sydney Uni 10-115 D.Malone 2nds 15-16 7-41 A.Clark 93-94 10-115 D.Malone 15-16 7-27 D.Law rence 65-66

Uni of NSW 8-3 C.Harvey 5ths 83-84 6-68 D.McLauchlan 97-98 6-51 K.Williams 79-80 6-26 E.Nix 76-77 Western Subs 7-20 L.Fleming 1sts 06-07 7-20 L.Fleming 06-07 7-29 I.Napper 72-73 6-133 B.Hazell 67-68

AGAINST EACH CLUB

4TH GRADE 5TH GRADE POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD A.W.GREEN SHIELD LIMITED OVERS

201* T.Brennan 92-93 197* M.Hughston 16-17 180 T.Doyle 15-16 166* C.D'Arcy 13-14 155* M.Hughston 05-06 141 G.Coleman 86-87 121 G.Davies 05-06 150 J.Holley 93-94 113* T.Cadden 93-94 128 P.Jaques 09-10 90 R.Chivers 06-07 71 K.Wilmott 06-07 71 B.Dw arshuis 13-14 116 M.Rice 07-08 155* M.Hughston 05-06 201* T.Brennan 92-93 164 K.Wilmott 06-07 113* Jamie Brow n 15-16 103* C.Lake 94-95 66 C.Williams 17-18 128 K.Humphreys 77-78 127 T.Ow snett 98-99 110 M.O'Brien 94-95 166* C.D'Arcy 13-14 84 N.Maddinson 08-09

145 Dylan Smith 14-15 134 D.Givney 01-02 76 M.Probert 99-00 83* J.Sheehy 91-92 77* P.Jaques 99-00 147 M.Duff 87-88 150 R.Chivers 04-05 108* B.Handley 74-75 89* J.Horner 13-14 86 M.O'Brien 01-02

151 R.Fenech 97-98 134 D.Wallace 90-91 91 M.Probert 00-01 141 S.Pickering 02-03 115 J.Kenny 92-93 100 M.Elliott 02-03 197* M.Hughston 16-17 107* A.Whatley 14-15 117 J.Horner 13-14 125* D.Murphy 07-08 164 M.Rice 10-11 174 M.Bradley 10-11 96* B.Dw arshuis 12-13 92 C.McCarron 01-02 143 J.Biviano 16-17 92 M.Rice 07-08 165* S.McInnes 07-08 157 L.Miller 15-16 109 J.Brockley 11-12 98 Shayne Smith 09-10 121 M.Bradley 01-02 109 Jamie Brow n 14-15 172 J.Rafique 08-09 158* J.Clark 84-85 180 T.Doyle 15-16 123 T.Doyle 12-13 88 M.O'Brien 04-05 179 T.Iceton 84-85 158 J.Zyw ietz 06-07 93 A.Fleming 02-03 140 I.Everett 71-72 91 Steven Smith 05-06 111 D.Studholme 05-06 129 D.How ard 97-98 85 M.Hughston 01-02 151* K.Hudson 74-75 101 Jamie Brow n 17-18 114* G.Coleman 68-69 95 A.Craig 87-88 96 P.Jaques 97-98 158* K.Hudson 75-76 67 R.Davison 95-96 86 T.Brennan 89-90 105 D.Givney 95-96 111 C.Dodd 67-68 137* M.Probert 94-95 85 G.Bailey 69-70 80 M.Elliott 04-05 142 G.Richards 07-08 87* B.Dw arshuis 12-13 59 J.Rafique 01-02 72 M.O'Brien 01-02 142* L.Dudman 99-00 125 M.Chapman 81-82 113 A.Hilditch 74-75 110 I.Stephen 69-70 149* S.Cush 08-09 120* G.Hilzinger 70-71 25 R.Jordan 69-70 55 R.Every 65-66Never Played 34* L.Ritchie 69-70 G.McCaughan 69-70 130* M.Thompson 70-71 165 T.Harvey 84-85 92* J.Kenny 85-86 140 Shayne Smith 09-10 98 G.Warry 73-74

103 A.El-Daher 12-13 140 N.Bettiss 02-03 70* M.Heslehurst 00-01 52 A.Whatley 08-09 86 Steven Smith 07-08 105 J.Prendergast 78-79 134* A.Quinn 83-84 128 P.Weatherall 87-88 105* L.Dudman 98-99 90 J.Holley 02-03 104* G.Kenny 93-94 166* S.Duff 04-05 170* P.Jaques 99-00 116 B.Handley 73-74 94 L.Dudman 05-06

AGAINST EACH CLUB

4TH GRADE 5TH GRADE POIDEVIN-GRAY SHIELD A.W.GREEN SHIELD LIMITED OVERS

9-19 P.Lennon 65-66 9-43 G.Geraghty 89-90 7-31 G.Barry 74-75 7-13 S.Woodley 81-82 8-29 B.Gorman 75-76 7-16 B.Hazell 66-67 6-34 K.Meadow s 88-89 7-31 G.Barry 74-75 6-47 A.Hale 86-87 5-8 J.Holley 99-00 5-22 D.Craw ford 06-07 5-18 J.McKinley 08-09 5-12 L.Talay 09-10 5-15 J.Horner 12-13 4-24 A.Fleming 02-03 6-34 A.Northridge 94-95 8-51 S.Daw es 09-10 5-41 J.Horner 16-17 5-14 C.Lucas 92-93 4-10 A.Fleming 02-03 7-36 D.Law rence 67-68 7-26 D.Eaglesham 01-02 7-42 K.Meadow s 82-83 7-13 S.Woodley 81-82 5-6 I.Napper 73-74 8-66 M.Brennan 88-89 6-51 K.Meadow s 88-89 6-27 P.Byrom 98-99 6-68 A.Hale 86-87 4-44 D.McLauchlan 99-00 6-51 D.Eaglesham 93-94 7-44 G.Glover 68-69 9-43 G.Geraghty 89-90 5-33 B.Daw son 73-74 6-52 A.Hale 85-86 5-53 C.Belshaw 04-05 7-41 K.Meadow s 86-87 7-38 C.Haran 91-92 5-29 C.Parsons 89-90 5-13 Steven Smith 03-04 6-41 C.Belshaw 03-04 6-17 R.Longbottom 65-66 8-6 M.Abbott 70-71 5-37 Jamie Brow n 14-15 3-15 M.Earley 03-04 4-17 E.Cotton 69-70 9-32 M.Brennan 88-89 8-41 P.Mackey 73-74 4-18 J.Tuccia 04-05 4-36 D.Smith 07-08 5-41 D.Fallins 16-17 7-78 G.Chudleigh 80-81 8-30 M.Carroll 89-90 5-18 N.Rosser 01-02 4-8 A.Davis 04-05 4-45 J.Holley 94-95 8-42 John Kenny 82-83 6-36 J.Dunbar 95-96 6-53 D.Mann 88-89 5-13 M.Marien 70-71 5-31 A.Fleming 04-05 9-19 P.Lennon 65-66 7-38 J.Harris 77-78 4-9 G.Bailey 70-71 6-17 B.Handley 73-74 8-29 B.Gorman 75-76 7-20 M.McDonald 73-74 8-25 S.Woodley 85-86 4-16 B.Handley 75-76 7-23 B.Booker 75-76 5-21 G.Barron 93-94 7-46 H.Reus 70-71 5-8 W.Schofield 92-93 7-36 C.Lucas 97-98 6-9 P.Aasa 70-71 6-27 D.McLauchlan 99-00 8-38 G.Barry 74-75 8-72 S.McGrath 97-98 7-76 R.Archibald 82-83 7-32 M.McCool 77-78 4-24 E.Cotton 69-70 5-26 D.Nelson 04-05 4-21 S.Daw es 07-08 4-32 J.Zyw ietz 06-07 6-32 M.Smith 01-02 5-46 A.Fleming 01-02 8-54 R.Richardson 75-76 8-42 C.Streater 07-08 6-74 M.McCool 80-81 6-31 S.Milliken 13-14 5-28 D.McLauchlan 08-09 6-34 C.Russell 70-71 7-53 E.Rollinson 69-70 4-31 M.Gardner 83-84Never Played 5-23 E.Cotton 69-70 8-25 G.Murphy 67-68 8-17 J.Rafique 02-03 4-9 N.Brookes 88-89 4-19 M.Hughston 99-00 4-25 A.Clark 94-95

6-12 D.Law rence 66-67 8-27 C.Christie 80-81 4-10 M.Gardner 80-81 5-12 Steven Smith 04-05 4-5 K.White 11-12 6-12 F.Timbrell 74-75 7-32 S.McGrath 98-99 8-3 C.Harvey 83-84 6-25 M.Carroll 92-93 3-2 S.Pickering 02-03 4-12 J.Wilson 16-17 7-33 S.Gilchrist 66-67 6-30 K.Meadow s 96-97 5-45 C.Parsons 90-91 7-25 P.Mullane 72-73 4-58 N.Fitzgerald 05-06

CURRENT GRADE PLAYERS - CAREER RECORDS WITH S.D.C.C.

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs AverageW/K Catches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Ct St Prathamesh Agalgaonkar 9 9 0 18 70 7.8 1 5 0 23 1 23.0 Joel Almond 77 68 6 63 919 14.8 27 542 95 1829 99 18.5 Nick Amos 50 47 2 75 * 978 21.7 12 328 39 1244 38 32.7 James Arnold 104 105 12 91 1668 17.9 28 439 59 1611 57 28.3 Christian Bennett 12 12 4 35 * 135 16.9 0 66 11 231 14 16.5 Jarryd Biviano 122 109 5 143 2780 26.7 113 28 6 Harrison Blacker 21 21 3 49 339 18.8 9 20 2 90 2 45.0 Tim Brandt 1 2 3 0 9 0 - Reaf Bremer 15 19 1 31 275 15.3 4 58 8 176 12 14.7 Elliott Brookes 49 47 2 73 * 803 17.8 37 9 6 10 3 30 0 - Jamie Brown 191 176 30 172 * 5518 37.8 82 1025 166 3742 154 24.3 Jayden Brown 90 55 19 51 498 13.8 16 710 102 2980 112 26.6 Richie Bull 15 16 2 41 204 14.6 30 2 Nick Bush 6 5 1 18 22 5.5 1 17 1 78 1 78.0 Nick Chalmers 5 6 0 32 63 10.5 1 Tom Church 20 23 0 38 283 12.3 6 15 1 63 2 31.5 Luke Cliff 17 12 7 8 22 4.4 9 124 27 396 19 20.8 Dylan Croker 28 27 3 66 277 11.5 11 2 5 Rory Darkins 51 52 10 110 * 992 23.6 27 199 17 819 28 29.3 Ethan Deal 22 25 1 101 * 640 26.7 28 3 John Derwent 137 100 35 29 727 11.2 37 1573 249 5936 208 28.5 Tom Doyle 141 143 10 180 3984 30.0 57 140 6 625 22 28.4 Pat Driscoll 67 52 22 19 * 214 7.1 20 639 143 1836 98 18.7 Shane Duff 188 188 34 166 * 3944 25.6 228 45 19 9 1 61 2 30.5 Sam Dunlop 8 9 0 41 158 17.6 1 12 2 35 2 17.5 Ben Dwarshuis 164 151 30 162 3701 30.6 58 1130 212 3592 161 22.3 Angus Fallins 39 35 7 59 * 546 19.5 5 336 68 1161 52 22.3 Daniel Fallins 151 110 27 64 1690 20.4 65 1566 137 6608 242 27.3 Adam Fleming 181 155 32 109 * 2818 22.9 61 1593 338 4895 271 18.1 Tyson Gilbert 37 32 7 36 282 11.3 6 295 33 1109 45 24.6 Fletcher Graham 27 29 0 50 266 9.2 6 56 1 233 2 116.5 Justin Green 22 26 4 74 559 25.4 2 164 34 308 23 13.4 Addison Grinham 28 31 4 83 * 635 23.5 13 60 3 255 9 28.3 Jayden Hankin 39 28 11 28 202 11.9 10 276 52 1007 45 22.4 James Hawksworth 24 26 1 84 574 23.0 6 54 8 199 9 22.1 Luke Hawksworth 75 71 10 119 * 1462 24.0 40 12 14 Liam Hehir 46 39 16 21 * 137 6.0 19 416 58 1544 45 34.3 Brayden Holdstock 17 12 4 18 69 8.6 6 162 18 511 28 18.3 Dylan Holdstock 32 38 5 95 * 791 24.0 12 105 14 387 11 35.2 Matthew Hughston 327 345 37 197 * 10540 34.2 153 444 55 1749 53 33.0 CURRENT GRADE PLAYERS - CAREER RECORDS WITH S.D.C.C.

Matches Innings Not Out H.Score Runs AverageW/K Catches Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average Ct St Tavish Humphreys-Jones 13 11 1 18 58 5.8 3 50 4 234 10 23.4 Lachlan Johnson 32 20 7 19 * 122 9.4 8 232 23 888 40 22.2 Mitchell Johnson 50 49 5 57 492 11.2 44 11 Josh Johnston 34 36 1 93 697 19.9 7 0 7 25 2 125 1 125.0 Steve Kourouche 102 85 24 39 765 12.5 3 0 23 883 185 2665 100 26.7 Alex Lee 37 34 7 63 432 16.0 13 238 26 1008 39 25.8 Dylan Lowy 59 49 16 39 * 298 9.0 24 467 78 1535 76 20.2 Guy Lowy 17 18 1 91 308 18.1 6 19 0 121 2 60.5 Dimitri Magoulias 22 20 2 69 * 322 17.9 5 142 14 593 23 25.8 Luke Maloney 62 48 25 46 * 456 19.8 14 508 109 1397 81 17.2 Kieran Medway 18 19 0 98 454 23.9 6 3 0 12 1 12.0 Dom Michalak 22 20 3 53 * 344 20.2 8 155 13 667 17 39.2 Daniel Milliken 9 10 1 32 112 12.4 1 Steven Milliken 79 57 21 26 266 7.4 19 666 91 2566 92 27.9 Javed Mohammed 6 7 0 49 104 14.9 2 52 5 187 9 20.8 Cody Philipson 15 18 2 51 222 13.9 23 3 Ben Pierce 22 24 1 43 394 17.1 13 143 17 599 16 37.4 Tom Pinson 116 69 30 55 * 590 15.1 24 1111 159 4492 155 29.0 Doddapaneni Raj 13 15 1 93 445 31.8 8 25 4 113 1 113.0 Andrew Ritchie 21 21 4 56 270 15.9 6 167 23 603 25 24.1 Daniel Rixon 314 273 52 272 5183 23.5 396 102 23 123 20 493 20 24.7 Matt Rose 7 7 0 23 88 12.6 1 Peter Saroukos 116 117 13 147 3305 31.8 55 51 6 257 11 23.4 Steven Smith 123 125 12 171 * 4983 44.1 76 1150 149 4676 188 24.9 Harry Tattersall 36 33 6 67 372 13.8 17 317 57 1018 49 20.8 Shaun Thornton 58 63 4 103 * 1211 20.5 16 3 0 13 1 13.0 Tom Vandermaal 21 18 12 5 * 19 3.2 5 156 29 528 21 25.1 Will Vandermaal 63 65 7 134 * 1213 20.9 31 144 10 643 14 45.9 Alex Watkiss 124 98 16 143 1768 21.6 29 1022 157 3753 146 25.7 Shane Watson 14 15 1 184 631 45.1 4 32 4 94 2 47.0 Austin Waugh 45 45 10 92 * 1020 29.1 18 212 27 1018 39 26.1 Callum Weatherall 70 72 3 97 1319 19.1 16 66 18 223 5 44.6 Kieran Weatherall 27 23 3 45 169 8.5 9 150 13 664 29 22.9 Phil Weatherall 326 336 58 173 * 7854 28.3 92 3264 648 9997 439 22.8 Louis Whitehouse 32 26 4 48 253 11.5 2 244 34 861 40 21.5 Nathan Whittingham 232 158 48 127 1900 17.3 88 2884 600 8674 330 26.3 Chris Williams 296 304 36 183 * 8239 30.7 123 210 31 863 39 22.1 Jake Wilson 35 26 14 48 * 373 31.1 10 461 100 1667 58 28.7 Joshua Zywietz 222 201 27 158 3891 22.4 87 1624 245 5748 250 23.0 YOUNGEST FIRST GRADE PLAYERS

Name Debut Age

Justin Kenny 18 December 1982 16 years 86 days Luke Hawksworth 19 December 2015 16 years 93 days Steven Smith 19 November 2005 16 years 171 days Graeme Marston 21 January 1968 16 years 178 days Rodney Davison 29 December 1985 16 years 187 days Devlin Malone 10 January 2015 16 years 237 days Nic Maddinson 27 September 2008 16 years 281 days Kyle Brockley 13 October 2012 16 years 288 days Glen Bailey 12 November 1966 16 years 296 days Ben Connell 20 October 1985 16 years 356 days

ITEMS OF STATISTICAL INTEREST

 Phil Weatherall has captained the Club in the most grades – 6: 1sts (4), 2nds (1), 3rds (1), 4ths (1), 5ths (1) and P-G (5) – total 16. Barry Davison and Bryan Hazell both captained the Club in 5 grades. Barry captained in 1sts (8), 2nds (39), 3rds (49), 5ths (2) and P-G (5) – total 103. Bryan captained in 1sts (7), 2nds (17), 3rds (25), 4ths (30) and 5ths (16) – total 95.

 Rodney Davison has scored centuries in the most grades – 6. He scored centuries in 1sts (8), 2nds (2), 3rds (1), 4ths (1), P-G (1) and AWG (1).

 Players who have scored the most centuries in each grade: 1st Grade – 22 Phil Jaques 2nd Grade – 6 Jason Holley & Kevin Tuite 3rd Grade – 4 Joel Burnett, Aaron Phillips & Phil Weatherall 4th Grade – 5 Geoff Coleman 5th Grade – 6 David Givney Poidevin-Gray – 2 Jamie Brown, Tom Doyle, Matthew Hughston, Phil Jaques & Adam Whatley A.W.Green – 3 Ken Hudson & Chris Lake

 Players who have scored the most centuries in a season: Les Johns 4 1985-86 (1sts) Justin Kenny 4 1990-91 (1sts) Matthew Bradley 4 1996-97 (L/O 1, 2nds 2, P-G 1) Grant Davies 4 2005-06 (5ths 2, AWG 2) Phil Jaques 4 2005-06 (1sts) Jamie Brown 4 2015-16 (2nds 3, P-G 1) Jamie Brown 4 2017-18 (1sts)

 Grahame Barry has taken five wickets in an innings in the most grades – 7. He has taken five wickets in an innings in 1sts (8), 2nds (6), 3rds (2), 4ths (1), 5ths (1), P-G (1) and AWG (1).

 Players who have taken five wickets in an innings the most times in a season: Anthony Hale 10 1986-87 (3rds 2, 4ths 4, AWG 4) Anthony Hale 8 1985-86 (4ths 6, AWG 2) Ted Rollinson 7 1969-70 (5ths)

Jack Slattery 6 1970-71 (1sts) REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS

Australia – Test Matches in Australia

Andrew Hilditch: v.Eng 1978-79; v. Pak 1978-79

Steve Rixon: v.WI 1984-85

Glenn McGrath: v.Ban 2003; v.Eng 1994-95, 1998-99, 2002-03, 2006-07; v.Ind 1999-00; v.NZ 1993- 94, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2004-05; v.Pak 1995-96, 1999-00, 2004-05; v.SA 1993-94, 1997-98, 2001-02, 2005-06; v.SL 1995-96, 2004; v.WI 1996-97, 2000-01, 2005-06; v.World XI 2005-06

Phil Jaques: v.Ind 2007-08; v.SA 2005-06; v.SL 2007-08

Shane Watson: v.Eng 2010-11, 2013-14; v.Ind 2014-15; v.Pak 2009-10; v.SA 2012-13; v.SL 2012-13; v.WI 2009-10

Steve Smith: v.Eng 2010-11, 2013-14, 2017-18; v.Ind 2014-15; v.NZ 2015-16; v.Pak 2016-17; v.SA 2016-17; v.WI 2015-16

Australia – Test Matches Overseas

Andrew Hilditch: v.Ind 1979

Glenn McGrath: v.Eng 1997, 2001, 2005; v.Ind 1996, 2001, 2004; v.NZ 1999-00, 2004-05; v.Pak 1994, 1998, 2002 (in SL & Sharjah); v.SA 1993-94, 1996-97, 2001-02; v.SL 1999; v.WI 1995, 1999, 2003; v.Zim 1999

Phil Jaques: v.Ban 2006; v.WI 2008

Shane Watson: v.Eng 2013; v.Ind 2010, 2013; v.NZ 2009-10; v.Pak 2010 (in Eng); v.SA 2013-14; v.WI 2012, 2015

Steve Smith: v. Ban 2017; v.Eng 2013, 2015; v.Ind 2013, 2017; v. NZ 2015-16; v.Pak 2010 (in Eng), 2014 (in Sharjah); v.SA 2013-14, 2017-18; v.SL 2016; v.WI 2015

Australia A – in Australia

Stuart Clark: v.Eng 2002-03; v.NZ 2001-02, v.SA 2001-02, 2002-03; Phil Jaques: v.Ind 2006, v.Pak 2006; Steve Smith: v.Eng 2010-11, v.NZ 2011-12, v.SA 2012-13; Nic Maddinson: v.NZ 2011-12

Australia A – Overseas Tours

Stuart Clark: to SA 2002; Phil Jaques: to Pak 2005, 2007; Steve Smith: to Eng 2012, 2013; Nic Maddinson: to Zim 2011, to Eng 2013, to SA 2013

Prime Minister’s XI

Stuart Clark 2001-02 (v.NZ); Matthew Bradley 2002-03 (v.Eng), 2003-04 (v.Ind); Phil Jaques 2005- 06 (v.WI), 2006-07 (v.Eng)

AIS Cricket Academy/CA Centre of Excellence

Darrell Mann 1989; Glenn McGrath 1992, 1993; Stuart Clark 1995; Daniel McLauchlan 1997; Phil Jaques 2000; Adam Fleming 2002; Steve Smith 2008, 2009; Nic Maddinson 2010, 2011, 2012; Adam Zampa 2011; Daniel Fallins 2017

REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS (cont’d)

Australia Under 19 Rodney Davison 1987-88; Darrell Mann 1988-89, 1989-90; Matthew Bradley 1995-96; Daniel McLauchlan 1996-97; Paul Byrom 1999; Adam Fleming 2001-02; David Murphy 2006-07; Steve Smith 2007-08; Nic Maddinson 2008-09, 2009-10; Riley Ayre 2014-15; Austin Waugh 2016-17, 2017-18

Australia Under 17 Development Squad Darrell Mann 1986-87, 1987-88; Matthew Bradley 1994-95, Daniel Godkin 1995-96

Australia Under 16 Austin Waugh 2015-16

New South Wales Norm O’Neill 1965-66, 1966-67; John Dyson 1975-76, 1976-77, 1988-89, 1989-90; Andrew Hilditch 1976-77, 1977-78, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1980-81; Andy Roberts 1976-77; Steve Rixon 1979-80, 1980- 81, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84, 1984-85, 1987-88; Len Pascoe 1982-83; Justin Kenny 1988-89, 1990-91; Glenn McGrath 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999- 00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07; Rodney Davison 1995-96, 1996-97; Stuart Clark 1997-98, 1998-99, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04; Brad Guthrie 1997-98; Phil Jaques 2000-01, 2001-02, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12; Steve Smith 2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013-14, 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18; Nic Maddinson 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2013- 14; Shane Watson 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13, 2014-15, 2015-16; Adam Zampa 2012-13; Daniel Fallins 2017-18

NSW 2nd XI Paul Clark 1983-84, 1984-85; Mark Chapman 1986-87; Rodney Davison 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990- 91, 1995-96, 1996-97; Justin Kenny 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92; Glenn McGrath 1991-92, 1992-93; Stuart MacGill 1995-96; Stuart Clark 1996-97, 1997-98, 1999-00, 2000-01, 2003-04; Brad Guthrie 1996-97, 1997-98; Jason Young 1996-97; Paul Byrom 1998-99, 1999-00; Daniel Godkin 1998-99; Phil Jaques 1999-00, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2009-10, 1010-11, 2011-12; Paul Sutherland 1999-00; Adam Fleming 2002-03, 2010-11, 2011-12; Grant Roden 2004-05; Luke Dudman 2005-06, 2006-07; Steve Smith 2006-07, 2007-08; Nic Maddinson 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11; Stephen Cush 2010-11; Matthew Hughston 2010-11, 2011-12; Adam Zampa 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13

NSW Futures League (Under 23) Nic Maddinson 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13; Stephen Cush 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13; Matthew Hughston 2010-11; Adam Zampa 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13; Phil Jaques 2011-12; Ben Dwarshuis 2013-14, 2014-15, 2016-17; Daniel Fallins 2016-17

NSW Metropolitan Futures League (Introduced 2017-18) Ben Dwarshuis 2017-18; Daniel Fallins 2017-18

ACT/NSW Country Futures League (Introduced 2017-18) Tom Pinson 2017-18 REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS (cont’d)

NSW Colts Mike Coleman 1966-67; Colin Dodd 1967-68, 1968-69, 1971-72; Robert Thomas 1969-70; John Dyson 1974-75, 1975-76; Andrew Hilditch 1976-77, 1977-78; Mark Preddey 1979-80; Paul Clark 1982-83, 1983-84; Mark Gardner 1984-85; Justin Kenny 1986-87, 1988-89; Mark Chapman 1986- 87, 1987-88; Rodney Davison 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91; Stuart Clark 1994-95, 1995-96; Matthew D.O’Brien 1995-96; Matthew Bradley 1995-96, 1996-97, 1997-98; Daniel McLauchlan 1997-98, 1998-99; Paul Byrom 1998-99, 1999-00; Daniel Godkin 1998-99; Phil Jaques 1998-99, 1999-00, 2001-02; Paul Sutherland 1998-99; Matthew Probert 2000-01; Adam Fleming 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05; Grant Roden 2002-03; Tim Freeburn 2004-05; Daniel Rixon 2006-07

NSW Under 19 Justin Kenny 1982-83, 1983-84, 1994-85; Steve Funnell 1984-85; David Niu 1994-85; Kevin Tuite 1984-85; Phil Weatherall 1985-86; Nigel Brookes 1986-87; Rodney Davison 1986-87, 1987-88; Darrell Mann 1988-89, 1989-90; Jason Holley 1993-94, 1994-95; Matthew Bradley 1995-96; Phil Jaques 1996-97; Daniel McLauchlan 1996-97; Daniel Godkin 1997-98; Paul Byrom 1998-99; Matthew Probert 1998-99; Adrian Ezquerro 1999-00; Luke Dudman 2001-02; Adam Fleming 2001- 02; Matthew Hughston 2002-03; Daniel Rixon 2004-05; Ashley Doolan 2006-07; David Murphy 2006-07, 2007-08; Steve Smith 2006-07, 2007-08; Nic Maddinson 2008-09, 2009-10; Adam Zampa 2010-11; Kerrod White 2011-12; Ben Dwarshuis 2012-13; Riley Ayre 2013-14; Daniel Fallins 2013- 14

NSW Metropolitan Under 19 (Introduced 2014-15) Daniel Fallins 2014-15; Jonathan Rose 2014-15; James Arnold 2016-17; Austin Waugh 2017-18

ACT/NSW Country Under 19 (Introduced 2014-15) Riley Ayre 2014-15

Cricket Australia XI Under 19 (Introduced 2014-15) Austin Waugh 2016-17

NSW Under 17 Darrell Mann 1986-87, 1987-88; Greg Davison 1987-88; Jason Holley 1992-93; Matthew Bradley 1993-94; Daniel McLauchlan 1994-95; Daniel Godkin 1995-96; Luke Dudman 1999-00; Matthew Hughston 2000-01; Daniel Simpson 2004-05; Steve Smith 2005-06; Matthew Morgan 2006-07; Shayne Smith 2010-11; Adam Whatley 2010-11; Jamie Brown 2011-12; Kyle Brockley 2012-13; Daniel Fallins 2012-13; Jonathan Rose 2012-13, 2013-14; Tom Doyle 2013-14

NSW Metropolitan Under 17 (Introduced 2014-15) Devlin Malone 2014-15; James Arnold 2015-16; Austin Waugh 2016-17

Cricket Australia XI Under 17 (Introduced 2014-15) Austin Waugh 2015-16

NSW Under 16 Kevin Tuite 1981-82; Davyd Berry 1982-83; Phil Weatherall 1982-83; Nigel Brookes 1983-84; Tony Clark 1983-84; Jonathan Clark 1983-84; Richard Bennison 1984-85; Ben Connell 1984-85; Rodney Davison 1984-85; Chris Fox 1984-85; Trent Harvey 1984-85

Metropolitan XI v. England Paul Clark 1984-85

INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLAYED FOR S.D.C.C.

Overall Matches Played Matches Played as a SDCC Player Tests ODIs T20Is Tests ODIs T20Is Andre Adams (NZ) 1 42 4 Tim Bresnan (Eng) 23 85 34 Stuart Clark 24 39 9 John Dyson 30 29 Lockie Ferguson (NZ) 16 1 7 1 James Franklin (NZ) 31 110 38 1 4 Andrew Hilditch 18 8 9 4 Phil Jaques 11 6 11 6 Wayne Larkins (Eng) 13 25 5 6 Stuart MacGill 44 3 Nic Maddinson 3 2 1 Glenn McGrath 124 250 2 124 250 2 Norm O’Neill 42 Len Pascoe 14 29 Steve Rixon 13 6 3 4 Andy Roberts (WI) 47 56 Steve Smith 64 108 30 64 108 30 Daryl Tuffey (NZ) 26 94 3 4 19 Shane Watson 59 190 58 48 112 51 Adam Zampa 31 13

NATIONAL SELECTORS WHO HAVE PLAYED FOR S.D.C.C. Andrew Hilditch 1996-11 (Chairman 2006-11); Andy Roberts (WI) 2006-08

NATIONAL TEAM COACHING STAFF WHO HAVE PLAYED FOR S.D.C.C. Jock Campbell (Aust) – Fitness Trainer 2000-05; Shane Duff (SL) – Fitness Trainer 2003-05; John Dyson (SL) – Team Coach 2003-05, (WI) – Team Coach 2007-09; Steve Rixon (NZ) – Team Coach 1996-99, (Aust) Fielding Coach (2011-14), (Pak) Fielding Coach 2016-18; Andy Roberts (WI) – Team Coach 1995-96; Trent Woodhill (NZ) – Assistant Coach 2010-12, (Pak) Batting Coach 2013 FIRST CLASS PLAYERS WHO HAVE PLAYED FOR S.D.C.C.

Andre Adams New Zealand, Auckland, MCC, Essex, Stuart MacGill Australia, Australia A, N.S.W., Hampshire, Nottinghamshire Western Australia, Michael Barry Auckland Nottinghamshire, Somerset James Benning Leicestershire, Surrey Nic Maddinson Australia A, NSW Tim Bresnan England, England A, England Lions, Glenn McGrath Australia, NSW, Middlesex, MCC, Yorkshire Worcestershire Stuart Clark Australia, Australia A, NSW, Daniel McLauchlan Western Australia Hampshire, Middlesex Peter Mancell Tasmania Ted Cotton NSW Norm O'Neill Australia, International Cavaliers, Rodney Davison NSW NSW John Dyson Australia, Australian XI, NSW Kerry Owen NSW Daniel Fallins Cricket Australia XI, NSW Len Pascoe Australia, NSW Lachlan Ferguson New Zealand A, Auckland Mark Powell Northamptonshire Will Fraine Durham MCCU Paul Prichard England A, Essex James Franklin New Zealand, New Zealand A, Mark Ray NSW, Tasmania Wellington, Glamorgan, Steve Rixon Australia, Australian XI, NSW Gloucestershire, Middlesex, Andy Roberts West Indies, Leeward Islands, Nottinghamshire Combined Islands, Hampshire, Andrew Hilditch Australia, NSW, South Australia Leicestershire, NSW Shaun Humphries Sussex Doddapaneni Raj Hyderabad Justin Inglis Mashonaland (Zimbabwe) Jack Shantry Worcestershire Phil Jaques Australia, Australia A, NSW, Robert Smith Otago Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Steven Smith Australia, Australia A, NSW Worcestershire, Yorkshire Daryl Tuffey New Zealand, New Zealand A, Harold Joseph West Indies, Trinidad & Tobago Auckland, Northern Districts Justin Kenny NSW Shane Watson Australia, Australia A, NSW, Richard King Auckland, Central Districts, Queensland, Tasmania, Hampshire Otago Richard Williams MCC, Northamptonshire Greg Lambert Yorkshire Jason Young NSW Wayne Larkins England, MCC, Durham, Joseph Yovich Northern Districts Northamptonshire, Eastern Province Adam Zampa NSW, South Australia Jack Leaning Yorkshire

WINNERS OF THE ALLAN BORDER MEDAL (Australian Player of the Year) Glenn McGrath 1999-00; Shane Watson 2009-10, 2010-11; Steven Smith 2014-15; 2017-18

WINNERS OF THE STEVE WAUGH MEDAL (NSW Player of the Year) Phil Jaques 2005-06; Steven Smith 2009-10, 2011-12

WINNERS OF THE BENAUD MEDAL (Player of the First Grade Final) Glenn McGrath 1995-96; Jason Holley 1997-98

WINNERS OF THE MICHAEL BEVAN MEDAL (Player of the Limited Overs Final) Andre Adams 2009-10

WINNERS OF THE SHANE LEE MEDAL (Player of the Poidevin-Gray Shield Final) Joel Brockley 2011-12, Jack Leaning 2014-15, Jamie Brown 2015-16

S.C.A. CAPTAIN OF THE YEAR AWARDS Adrian Craig - 4th Grade 2001-02, 2002-03; Matthew Parker - 2nd Grade 2005-06; Jason Holley - 2nd Grade 2008-09; Joel Burnett - 2nd Grade 2009-10 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS

Season Captains

1967-68 Norm O'Neill (1sts), Grant Le Huray (2nds), Bryan Hazell (3rds), Ken Hatherly (4ths) 1986-87 Paul Prichard (1sts), Grahame Barry & Brett Johnson (2nds), Barry Davison (3rds), Tom Iceton (4ths), Mick Jones (5ths), Justin Kenny (P-G) 1997-98 Jason Young (1sts), Martin Carroll (2nds), Gavin Kenny (3rds), Adrian Craig (4ths), David Costigan (5ths), Matthew Bradley (P-G), Tim Moreland (AWG) 2001-02 Shane Duff (1sts), Tony Clark (2nds), Mathew Duff (3rds), Adrian Craig (4ths), David Givney (5ths), Adrian Ezquerro & Brendan White (P-G), Jasem Rafique (AWG)

PREMIERSHIPS Season Team Captain 1965-66 Fourth Grade Ross Longbottom 1967-68 Second Grade Grant Le Huray Third Grade Bryan Hazell Fourth Grade Ken Hatherly 1969-70 First Grade - Rothmans L/O Knockout Ted Cotton 1970-71 A.W. Green Shield Ken Rose 1975-76 Third Grade Grant Murphy 1978-79 Fifth Grade Ken Lamb 1984-85 A.W. Green Shield Trent Harvey 1985-86 A.W. Green Shield Jeff Smith 1986-87 Third Grade Barry Davison Fourth Grade Tom Iceton Fifth Grade Mick Jones A.W. Green Shield (Joint Premiers) Darrell Mann 1987-88 Poidevin-Gray Shield Phillip Weatherall 1988-89 Third Grade Greg Fitzgerald Poidevin-Gray Shield Tony Clark 1989-90 A.W. Green Shield Nathan Morando 1992-93 A.W. Green Shield Matthew Bradley 1993-94 Fourth Grade Dominic Watson 1995-96 First Grade Rodney Davison Second Grade Kevin Tuite 1996-97 Second Grade Kevin Tuite 1997-98 First Grade Jason Young 1998-99 Third Grade Gavin Kenny Poidevin-Gray Shield Daniel Godkin 1999-00 Fourth Grade Blake Hard Fifth Grade David Givney 2000-01 Fifth Grade David Givney 2001-02 Fourth Grade Adrian Craig 2002-03 First Grade Limited Overs Shane Duff 2006-07 Third Grade Jason Packer Fourth Grade Joel Burnett 2009-10 First Grade Limited Overs Matthew Hughston Fourth Grade Chris Macnamara 2011-12 Third Grade Aaron Phillips Fourth Grade Chris Macnamara Poidevin-Gray Shield Adam Zampa 2014-15 Poidevin-Gray Shield Jack Leaning 2015-16 Poidevin-Gray Shield Jamie Brown FINALISTS

Season Team Captain 1965-66 Poidevin-Gray Shield Bruce Hopkin 1966-67 First Grade Norm O'Neill / Ted Cotton Fourth Grade Ross Longbottom 1968-69 Second Grade Grant Le Huray 1969-70 Third Grade (draw - washed out) Barry Pratt Poidevin-Gray Shield Glen Bailey 1970-71 Fifth Grade (draw - washed out) Stuart Hall 1971-72 Second Grade Barry Pratt 1972-73 Third Grade Ross Longbottom (Jnr) 1973-74 Fourth Grade Grant Murphy 1974-75 Poidevin-Gray Shield John Dyson 1978-79 A.W. Green Shield Bill Perrott 1984-85 Fifth Grade Kevin Rynne 1985-86 Fourth Grade Tom Iceton 1987-88 Fifth Grade Mick Jones 1989-90 Fourth Grade (draw - no play either day) Tom Iceton 1992-93 Third Grade Brett Johnson Fourth Grade Mick Jones 1994-95 A.W. Green Shield Daniel Godkin 1996-97 First Grade Limited Overs Jason Young 2000-01 Third Grade Mathew Duff 2002-03 Poidevin-Gray Shield Adam Fleming 2006-07 Fifth Grade David Givney 2009-10 First Grade Matthew Hughston Second Grade Joel Burnett 2012-13 First Grade Phil Jaques / Adam Zampa A.W. Green Shield Jonathan Rose 2013-14 A.W. Green Shield Josh Horner

SEMI-FINALISTS (Top four introduced 1971-72)

Season Team Captain 1972-73 Second Grade Ian Napper 1973-74 Second Grade (draw - no play either day) Paul McDougall / Merv Black 1975-76 Second Grade Barry Davison 1976-77 Second Grade Bryan Dawson 1978-79 First Grade Alan Campbell / Brian O'Dowd 1980-81 Fifth Grade Bob Mills 1981-82 Third Grade Grant Murphy 1984-85 Third Grade Barry Davison 1985-86 Second Grade Brett Johnson / Grahame Barry Fifth Grade Craig Holden 1989-90 First Grade John Dyson 1990-91 First Grade John Dyson 1991-92 Second Grade David Givney Third Grade Paul Bourke Fifth Grade Colin Christie 1993-94 Fifth Grade Bob Duff 1995-96 Fifth Grade David Givney 1997-98 Second Grade Martin Carroll Third Grade Gavin Kenny Fourth Grade Adrian Craig Fifth Grade David Costigan 1999-00 Poidevin-Gray Shield Phil Jaques A.W. Green Shield Matthew Hughston

SEMI-FINALISTS (cont'd) Season Team Captain 2000-01 Second Grade Tony Clark 2001-02 Second Grade Tony Clark Fifth Grade David Givney 2002-03 A.W. Green Shield Scott Pickering 2004-05 Poidevin-Gray Shield Matthew Hughston 2005-06 First Grade Matthew O'Brien 2007-08 Third Grade Chris Williams Fourth Grade Aaron Phillips Fifth Grade David Givney / John Straker 2008-09 First Grade Twenty20 Steven Smith Second Grade Jason Holley Fourth Grade Ryan Chivers 2010-11 Third Grade Aaron Phillips 2011-12 Fifth Grade Greg Horner A.W. Green Shield Trent Smith 2012-13 First Grade Twenty20 Phil Jaques / Adam Zampa Third Grade Joshua Zywietz 2013-14 Fourth Grade Chris Macnamara Fifth Grade Greg Horner / Hayden Watson 2014-15 First Grade Nathan Fitzgerald 2015-16 Second Grade Nathan Whittingham / Scott Pickering 2016-17 First Grade Limited Overs Ben Dwarshuis / Chris Williams 2017-18 First Grade Twenty20 Chris Williams Fifth Grade Nathan Whittingham QUALIFYING FINALISTS (Top six introduced 1998-99) Season Team Captain 1998-99 First Grade Jason Young Fifth Grade David Givney 2001-02 Third Grade Mathew Duff 2003-04 A.W. Green Shield Matthew Cork 2004-05 Fifth Grade David Givney 2005-06 Third Grade Lee Malin Fourth Grade Brett Johnson A.W. Green Shield Matthew Morgan 2009-10 A.W. Green Shield Joel D'Imperio 2010-11 A.W. Green Shield Jamie Brown 2013-14 Third Grade Joshua Zywietz 2014-15 Third Grade Kurt Brown 2015-16 Fifth Grade Steve Kourouche 2017-18 First Grade Chris Williams QUARTER-FINALISTS (First Grade T20 introduced 2008-09, First Grade L/O, P-G Shield & AWG Shield introduced 2012-13) Season Team Captain 2011-12 First Grade Twenty20 Matthew Hughston 2012-13 First Grade Limited Overs Phil Jaques Poidevin-Gray Shield Adam Zampa / Jamie Brown 2013-14 First Grade Twenty20 Phil Jaques Poidevin-Gray Shield Ben Dwarshuis / Nathan Loder 2014-15 First Grade Limited Overs Nathan Fitzgerald 2015-16 First Grade Limited Overs Nathan Fitzgerald / Jack Leaning A.W. Green Shield Luke Hawksworth / Austin Waugh / Nick Amos 2016-17 Poidevin-Gray Shield Daniel Fallins / Tom Doyle 2017-18 First Grade Limited Overs Chris Williams

SUTHERLAND DCC - 1ST GRADE PLAYER NUMBERS

No. Name Debut No. Name Debut No. Name Debut 1 Norm O'Neill 25.9.65 56 Chris Russell 7.10.72 111 Gary Richardson 2.10.82 2 Bob Bain 25.9.65 57 Howard Reus 9.12.72 112 Harold Joseph 13.11.82 3 Merv Black 25.9.65 58 Alan Campbell 29.9.73 113 Graham Errington 27.11.82 4 Ted Cotton 25.9.65 59 Andrew Hilditch 29.9.73 114 Justin Kenny 18.12.82 5 Stan Gilchrist 25.9.65 60 Geoff Hilzinger 22.12.73 115 Gavin Kenny 29.1.83 6 Don Harkness 25.9.65 61 Ted Terone 22.12.73 116 Ken Williams 26.3.83 7 Bryan Hazell 25.9.65 62 Geoff Coleman 31.12.73 117 Tim Griffiths 24.9.83 8 Grant Le Huray 25.9.65 63 Bob Waddington 30.3.74 118 George Gazy 5.11.83 9 Ron Neill 25.9.65 64 John Henry 28.9.74 119 Jeff Steed 7.1.84 10 Jack Slattery 25.9.65 65 Peter Cox 28.12.74 120 Keith Meadows 28.1.84 11 Dick Taylor 25.9.65 66 Les Johns 27.9.75 121 Kevin Tuite 3.3.84 12 Bob Cartwright 23.10.65 67 Graham Rose 27.9.75 122 Phil Weatherall 24.3.84 13 Bruce Hopkin 23.10.65 68 David Russell 13.3.76 123 Scott Willis 24.3.84 14 Gary Parker 23.10.65 69 Andy Roberts 4.12.76 124 John Boyd 29.9.84 15 Stuart Toolin 6.11.65 70 Grahame Barry 8.1.77 125 David Niu 29.9.84 16 Laurie de Ville 3.1.66 71 Peter Mancell 12.2.77 126 Steve Funnell 3.11.84 17 Bevan Gardner 29.1.66 72 Lindsay Joyce 19.3.77 127 John O'Shaughnessy 5.1.85 18 John Philip 29.1.66 73 Warren Moodie 24.9.77 128 Mark Chapman 19.1.85 19 Les Ritchie 12.2.66 74 Eugene Nix 24.9.77 129 Andrew Walsh 26.1.85 20 Bob Wade 12.2.66 75 Alistair Daley 22.10.77 130 Evan Atkins 28.9.85 21 Colin Dodd 19.2.66 76 Bruce Malbon 22.10.77 131 David Coppock 28.9.85 22 Bob Every 5.3.66 77 Ian Everett 17.12.77 132 Nigel Brookes 20.10.85 23 Gordon Shrubsole 5.3.66 78 Ken Hudson 17.12.77 133 Ben Connell 20.10.85 24 Mike Coleman 24.9.66 79 Fred Timbrell 4.3.78 134 David Simpson 2.11.85 25 Bryan Dawson 24.9.66 80 Paul Fisher 2.10.78 135 Richard Bennison 29.12.85 26 Barry Pratt 5.11.66 81 Bill Moffatt 2.10.78 136 Rodney Davison 29.12.85 27 Glen Bailey 12.11.66 82 Wayne Larkins 20.1.79 137 Nick Howard 29.12.85 28 Ron Erickson 26.11.66 83 Mark Ridge 27.1.79 138 Paul Prichard 11.1.86 29 Kerry Owen 2.10.67 84 Mark Preddey 17.2.79 139 Tony Clark 22.2.86 30 Graeme Stone 18.11.67 85 Steve Rixon 29.9.79 140 Rohan Shawl 15.3.86 31 Graeme Marston 20.1.68 86 Bob Jordan 20.10.79 141 Jason Horn 1.11.86 32 Brian Stephen 20.1.68 87 Wayne Heathcote 1.12.79 142 Martin Wood 13.12.86 33 Barry Davison 28.9.68 88 Richard Williams 1.12.79 143 Greg Fitzgerald 17.1.87 34 Warren Smith 28.9.68 89 Kerry Richards 29.12.79 144 David Givney 12.12.87 35 Kel Symons 7.12.68 90 Wayne Wishart 2.2.80 145 Greg Horner 24.1.88 36 Phil Atkins 11.1.69 91 Bob Buckland 27.9.80 146 Geoff Barron 24.9.88 37 Allen Humphries 11.1.69 92 Peter Ferguson 27.9.80 147 Paul Bourke 24.9.88 38 Adrian Worrell 11.1.69 93 David Pratt 18.10.80 148 Darrell Mann 24.9.88 39 Paul McCann 1.2.69 94 Ian Moore 15.11.80 149 Greg Davison 14.10.89 40 Alan Griffiths 27.9.69 95 Malcolm McCool 22.11.80 150 Glenn McGrath 16.12.89 41 Peter Carpenter 6.10.69 96 Ian Stephen 22.11.80 151 Shane Duff 3.11.90 42 Robert Thomas 8.11.69 97 Paul Clark 13.12.80 152 Craig Parsons 2.2.91 43 Graeme Warry 10.1.70 98 Kevin Humphreys 14.3.81 153 Jonathan Clark 23.2.91 44 Paul Venn 14.3.70 99 Matt Appleton 26.9.81 154 Trent Woodhill 16.11.91 45 John Bolster 3.10.70 100 Stephen Bray 17.10.81 155 Blake Hard 4.1.92 46 Bruce Warwick 3.10.70 101 Brett Johnson 24.10.81 156 Brett Kirby 15.2.92 47 Jim Ford 2.1.71 102 Mark Gardner 31.10.81 157 Tom Iceton 14.3.92 48 Paul McDougall 16.1.71 103 Robert Archibald 28.11.81 158 Stuart Clark 10.10.92 49 Bryan Gorman 23.1.71 104 Duncan Lang 28.11.81 159 Martin Carroll 28.11.92 50 Bob Duff 25.9.71 105 Peter Wilson 28.11.81 160 Jock Campbell 20.2.93 51 Alan Manzie 20.11.71 106 Stuart Keers 9.1.82 161 Tim Brennan 25.9.93 52 Ian Napper 20.11.71 107 Darren Smith 13.2.82 162 Matthew O'Brien 17.10.93 53 Steve Boehm 11.12.71 108 Graham Arnold 6.3.82 163 Jason Holley 30.10.93 54 John Dyson 7.10.72 109 Ken Rose 20.3.82 164 Jason Packer 31.10.93 55 Brian O'Dowd 7.10.72 110 Len Pascoe 2.10.82 165 Linton Ball 27.11.93 SUTHERLAND DCC - 1ST GRADE PLAYER NUMBERS

No. Name Debut No. Name Debut No. Name Debut 166 Jamie Hall 3.1.94 201 Wes Croese 27.9.03 236 Joel Brockley 9.10.10 167 Danny Johnson 30.1.94 202 James Franklin 27.9.03 237 Kurt Brown 18.10.10 168 Darren Holley 12.2.94 203 Luke Fleming 4.10.03 238 Matthew Hopkins 22.1.11 169 Duncan Coots 24.9.94 204 Cameron Belshaw 12.10.03 239 Mitch Brown 24.9.11 170 Darren Mitchell 24.9.94 205 Mark Powell 15.11.03 240 James Bills 22.10.11 171 Daniel McLauchlan 19.11.94 206 Nathan Fitzgerald 29.11.03 241 Kerrod White 23.10.11 172 Matthew Bradley 4.2.95 207 Daniel Rixon 21.12.03 242 Shayne Smith 4.12.11 173 Stuart MacGill 23.9.95 208 Tim Freeburn 25.9.04 243 Shane Watson 11.2.12 174 Mathew Duff 9.3.96 209 Michael Hansen 25.9.04 244 Kyle Brockley 13.10.12 175 Daniel Godkin 9.3.96 210 James Benning 7.11.04 245 Jamie Brown 14.10.12 176 Brad Guthrie 28.9.96 211 Shane Wallace 7.11.04 246 Ben Dwarshuis 14.10.12 177 Jason Young 28.9.96 212 Matthew Parker 13.11.04 247 Grant Davies 4.11.12 178 Phil Jaques 4.10.97 213 Joel Tuccia 12.3.05 248 Daniel Fallins 28.9.13 179 Scott Manning 2.11.97 214 Peter Dugmore 24.9.05 249 Michael Holmes 28.9.13 180 Paul Byrom 11.10.98 215 Tim Bresnan 15.10.05 250 Peter Saroukos 28.9.13 181 Chris Lake 18.10.98 216 Steven Smith 19.11.05 251 Riley Ayre 12.10.13 182 Matthew Probert 12.12.98 217 John Derwent 25.3.06 252 Jack Leaning 27.10.13 183 David Celep 9.1.99 218 David Binggeli 14.10.06 253 Adam Whatley 3.11.13 184 Paul Sutherland 25.9.99 219 Chris Williams 14.10.06 254 Tom Pinson 14.12.13 185 Graeme Warren 29.1.00 220 Anthony Clarke-Bruce 29.10.06 255 Jonathan Rose 8.3.14 186 Adrian Ezquerro 12.2.00 221 David Murphy 29.10.06 256 Dylan Smith 20.12.14 187 Andrew Northridge 12.2.00 222 Nathan Rowe 22.9.07 257 Devlin Malone 10.1.15 188 Adam Fleming 24.2.01 223 Joel Burnett 18.11.07 258 Jarryd Biviano 26.9.15 189 Richard King 22.9.01 224 Jasem Rafique 9.12.07 259 Lachlan Ferguson 26.9.15 190 Robert Smith 22.9.01 225 Louis Talay 15.12.07 260 Tom Doyle 27.9.15 191 Nathan Rosser 20.10.01 226 Stephen Cush 16.2.08 261 Jason Hayward 27.9.15 192 Luke Dudman 3.11.01 227 Scott Pickering 1.3.08 262 Luke Hawksworth 19.12.15 193 Kurt Thessman 2.12.01 228 Nic Maddinson 27.9.08 263 Michael Barry 24.9.16 194 Greg Lambert 2.12.01 229 Michael Maclennan 27.9.08 264 Jack Shantry 22.10.16 195 Jess Hancock 8.12.01 230 Joe Yovich 27.9.08 265 Sibghat Khan 31.10.16 196 Grant Roden 28.9.02 231 Ben Marciante 26.10.08 266 Jake Wilson 19.11.16 197 Peter Wooden 28.9.02 232 Chad Gilmour 15.11.08 267 Jayden Brown 4.12.16 198 Daryl Tuffey 5.10.02 233 Nathan Whittingham 28.2.09 268 Austin Waugh 23.9.17 199 Matthew Hughston 9.11.02 234 Andre Adams 5.10.09 269 Nick Amos 14.10.17 200 Brad Roach 10.11.02 235 Adam Zampa 25.9.10 270 Steven Milliken 11.11.17

NORM O’NEILL CUP & MEDAL WINNERS

Season Winner Match Result Medal Winner

2008-09 Sutherland Sutherland won by 143 runs (L/O) Stephen Cush (Suth – 149*) 2009-10 Sutherland Sutherland won by 53 runs on 1st inns Steven Green (StG – 7-43) 2010-11 Sutherland Match drawn (Cup retained by Suth) Phillip Wells (StG – 134*) 2011-12 St.George St.George won by 28 runs on 1st inns Trent Copeland (StG – 33 & 6-46) 2012-13 Sutherland Sutherland won by 9 wickets (L/O) Phil Jaques (Suth – 120) 2013-14 N/A No match played 2014-15 Sutherland Sutherland won by 3 wickets (L/O) Matthew Hughston (Suth – 79*) 2015-16 St.George St.George won by 3 wickets Rory Burns (StG – 118) 2016-17 St.George St.George won by 4 wickets (L/O) Nathan Ellis (StG – 5-17) 2017-18 Sutherland Sutherland won by 153 runs Shane Watson (Suth – 184)

SUTHERLAND DCC - 1ST GRADE CAPTAINS

No. Name 1st Season Matches Captained Captained 1sts L/O * T20 * Total

1 Norm O'Neill 1965-66 28 1 29 2 Bryan Hazell 1965-66 7 7 3 Ted Cotton 1966-67 42 5 47 4 John Bolster 1970-71 30 2 32 5 Jack Slattery 1971-72 2 2 6 Barry Pratt 1972-73 15 3 18 7 Ian Napper 1973-74 45 7 52 8 Alan Campbell 1975-76 45 45 9 Brian O'Dowd 1978-79 22 22 10 Peter Ferguson 1980-81 15 15 11 Steve Rixon 1981-82 35 2 37 12 Grahame Barry 1981-82 8 8 13 Barry Davison 1982-83 8 8 14 Graham Errington 1983-84 33 33 15 Len Pascoe 1985-86 13 13 16 Justin Kenny 1985-86 1 4 5 17 Paul Prichard 1986-87 14 2 16 18 Mark Chapman 1987-88 3 3 19 John Dyson 1988-89 77 3 80 20 Phil Weatherall 1989-90 4 4 21 Evan Atkins 1993-94 15 8 23 22 Rodney Davison 1995-96 15 4 19 23 Darren Mitchell 1995-96 14 14 24 Jason Young 1996-97 66 10 76 25 Shane Duff 2001-02 39 39 26 Phil Jaques 2003-04 40 7 40 27 Matthew Bradley 2003-04 15 15 28 Matthew O'Brien 2003-04 37 37 29 Michael Hansen 2004-05 19 19 30 Jason Holley 2006-07 19 19 31 Steven Smith 2008-09 6 5 6 32 Michael Maclennan 2008-09 3 3 33 Matthew Hughston 2008-09 61 2 63 34 Adam Fleming 2010-11 1 1 35 Adam Zampa 2012-13 7 2 9 36 Mitch Brown 2013-14 1 1 37 Nathan Fitzgerald 2014-15 26 4 30 38 Ben Dwarshuis 2015-16 17 5 22 39 Jack Leaning 2015-16 1 1 40 Chris Williams 2016-17 24 7 31

* Limited overs & T20 matches not part of main 1st Grade competition.

AWARD WINNERS EACH SEASON James A. Daly Memorial Award (Player of the Year) 1974-75 Alan Campbell 1975-76 Geoff Glover 1976-77 Bruce Booker 1977-78 Steve Wishart 1978-79 Gary Rose 1979-80 Robert Noyes 1980-81 Ken Rose 1981-82 Grahame Barry 1982-83 Paul Clark 1983-84 Paul Clark 1984-85 Barry Davison 1985-86 Barry Davison 1986-87 Geoff Coleman 1987-88 Geoff Coleman 1988-89 Kevin Tuite 1989-90 Blake Hard 1990-91 Phil Weatherall 1991-92 Tony Clark 1992-93 Tony Clark 1993-94 Tony Clark

Tom Iceton Ted Cotton Memorial James A. Daly Margaret Mann Ken Gardner "Tradies" SDCC AW Bob Every Club Person of the Award (Players' Memorial Award Memorial Award Memorial Award Green Shield Encouragement Year Award Player of the Year) (Player of the Year) (Under 21 Player of (Under 16 Player of Encouragement Award the Year) the Year) Award 1994-95 Jason Packer Jamie Hall 1995-96 Ian Lumb Phil Purcell Andrew Northridge Troy Fenech 1996-97 Kevin Tuite Adrian Craig Matthew Bradley Michael Culkoff 1997-98 Tom Iceton Jason Holley Daniel McLauchlan Luke Dudman 1998-99 Greg Ball Andrew Northridge Philip Jaques Luke Dudman 1999-00 Geoff & Maureen Jason Dunbar Philip Jaques Matthew Hughston Bradley 2000-01 John Houston Tony Clark Adrian Ezquerro Michael Elliott 2001-02 Tony Clark David Eaglesham David Eaglesham Luke Dudman Chris McCarron 2002-03 Tom Iceton Tony Clark Tony Clark Adam Fleming Jay Davis 2003-04 Ray Brennan Brody Harwin David Celep Luke Dudman Daniel Simpson 2004-05 Grant Roden Matthew O'Brien Steven Smith Steven Smith Steven Smith 2005-06 Bob Manning Luke Dudman Luke Dudman Steven Smith Grant Davies Alec Judd 2006-07 Allan & Helen Mathew Earley Steven Smith Steven Smith Ben Marciante Nick Sharman Morgan 2007-08 Tom Iceton Steven Smith Steven Smith Steven Smith Mark Rice Shayne Smith Joel Tuccia 2008-09 Philip Jaques Matthew Bradley Steven Smith Ben Marciante Dylan Smith Adam Whatley Chad Gilmour 2009-10 Nathan Fitzgerald Scott Dawes Scott Dawes Joel Brockley Shayne Smith Ben Dwarshuis Joel Brockley 2010-11 Lee Prescott Adam Fleming Adam Fleming Kerrod White Jamie Brown Brendan Drury Liam Casey 2011-12 Kylie Smith Luke Dudman Joel Brockley Joel Brockley Trent Smith Daniel Fallins Shayne Smith 2012-13 Allison Brockley Nathan Fitzgerald Matthew Hughston Ben Dwarshuis Tom Doyle Jonathan Rose Ben Dwarshuis 2013-14 Paul Brockley Chris Macnamara Chris Macnamara Jack Leaning Josh Horner Colin D'Arcy Tom Pinson 2014-15 Susan Whatley Mitch Brown Mitch Brown Jamie Brown James Arnold Alex Lee Jamie Brown 2015-16 Phil Kendall Matthew Hughston Devlin Malone Devlin Malone Nick Amos Cameron Creighton Daniel Fallins 2016-17 Tracey Doyle & Joel Almond Daniel Fallins Daniel Fallins Tyson Gilbert Lachlan Johnson Tom Doyle Jackie Fallins 2017-18 Phil Weatherall Nathan Whittingham Nathan Whittingham Nick Amos Justin Green Kieran Weatherall Jarryd Biviano

OFFICE BEARERS PATRON DEPUTY PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 1965-67 Arthur Mailey 1965-66 Bryan Hazell 1965-79 John Smythe 1965-71 Len Gillam 1967-77 Arthur Bombell 1966-68 Arthur Bombell 1979-81 Grant Murphy 1971-78 Kevin Fennell 1977-88 Ross Cribb 1968-69 Ron Neill 1981-82 Ken Lamb 1978-79 Reg Hobden 1988-02 Alan Cramond 1969-72 Mort Edson 1982-83 Don Masters 1979-80 Fred Malbon 2002-12 Geoff Coleman 1972-76 Gordon Anderson 1983-88 Tom Iceton 1980-83 Tom Iceton 2012-18 Bob Every 1976-78 Bryan Hazell 1988-92 Kevin Humphreys 1983-84 John Hannigan 1978-79 Grant Murphy 1992-94 Kevin Holley 1984-89 Stan Steed PRESIDENT 1979-80 Gordon Anderson 1994-95 Colin Christie 1989-95 David Givney 1980-92 Geoff Glover 1995-06 David Givney 1995-02 Adrian Craig 1965-66 Don Stewart 1992-94 Kevin Humphreys 2006-09 Mark Chapman 2002-04 Tom Iceton 1966-76 Bryan Hazell 1994-95 John Dyson 2009-11 Craig Rice 2004-06 Bob Manning 1976-88 Alan Cramond 1995-00 Harry Peters 2011-15 Evan Atkins 2006-18 Tom Iceton 1988-94 Tom Iceton 2000-04 Bob Duff 2015-18 David Cush 1994-00 Geoff Coleman 2004-15 Mathew Duff 2000-06 Brett Johnson 2015-18 Evan Atkins 2006-15 Steve Rixon 2015-18 Mathew Duff

DELEGATES TO N.S.W.C.A. / S.C.A. CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS N.S.W.C.A. S.C.A. 1970-72 Mort Edson 1982-83 Steve Rixon 1965-67 Don Harkness 1986-89 Geoff Glover 1972-73 Ross Longbottom, Snr 1983-84 Ken Lamb 1965-78 Bryan Hazell 1986-18 Tom Iceton 1973-76 Gordon Anderson 1984-92 Tom Iceton 1967-68 Norm O'Neill 1989-90 John Dyson 1976-77 Bob McDonald 1992-94 John Dyson 1968-69 Ted Cotton 1990-92 Mark Chapman 1977-79 Gordon Anderson 1994-04 Bob Duff 1969 Ron Neill 1992-95 Kevin Humphreys 1979-81 Grant Murphy 2004-13 Evan Atkins 1969-79 John Smythe 1995-01 Mathew Duff 1981-82 Barry Davison 2013-18 Phil Weatherall 1978-84 Alan Cramond 2001-10 Ray Brennan 1979-85 Grant Murphy 2010-11 Craig Rice 1984-86 Tom Iceton 2011-18 Evan Atkins 1985-86 Geoff Glover 1990-18 Tom Iceton There were no delegates from clubs to N.S.W.C.A. from 1986-87 to 1989-90. Tom Iceton served as a delegate from S.C.A. to N.S.W.C.A. 1987-90. OTHER COMMITTEE POSITIONS

Gordon Anderson 1976-79 Don Harkness 1965-68, 1969-71 Brian Ansell 1968-69 Ken Hatherly 1966-70 Evan Atkins 1990-94, 2000-11 Andrew Hilditch 1979-81 Bill Bailey 1970-71 Reg Hobden 1965-68 Bob Bain 1969-70 Jason Holley 2007-10 Linton Ball 1994-95 John Houston 2001 Grahame Barry 1982-90 Matthew Hughston 2011-13 Merv Black 1967-69 Kevin Humphreys 1987-88 Geoff Blundell 1965-69 Tom Iceton 1978-80, 1994-02, 2004-06 Steve Boehm 1973-74 Brett Johnson 1993-94 John Bolster 1971-72 Lindsay Joyce 1978-81 Arthur Bombell 1965-66 John Kenny 1983-87, 1988-89 Geoff Bradley 1997-00 Rex King 1965-67 Matthew Bradley 2007-08 Ken Lamb 1980-81, 1982-84 Ray Brennan 1995-98, 2000-10 Duncan Lang 1988-89 Paul Burg 2013-18 Des Lawrence 1968-69 Joel Burnett 2009-14 Grant le Huray 1967-70 Alan Campbell 1975-77 Ian Lumb 1995-97 Peter Carpenter 1971-75 Fred Malbon 1974-78 Mark Chapman 1989-94, 2002-06 Claude Mann 1989-94 Ryan Chivers 2015-16 Bob Manning 2002-04, 2010-15 Colin Christie 1990-93 Geoff Marston 1971-75 Graham Chudleigh 1972-73, 1980-81 Graeme Marston 1971-73 Geoff Coleman 1978 Bob McDonald 1974-79 Malcolm Condon 1994-95 Paul McDougall 1972-73 Ben Connell 2017-18 Carl McGinn 1969-71, 1973-75 Ted Cotton 1965-71 George Merritt 1967-70 Andrew Cover 1979-80 Grant Murphy 1974-78 David Cush 2010-15 Ian Napper 1971-76 Jim Daly 1965-72 Ron Neill 1965-68 Barry Davison 1986-88 Brian O'Dowd 1973-74, 1979-81 Bryan Dawson 1973-75, 1976-77 Norm O'Neill 1965-68 Bob Duff 1993-00, 2004-05 Peter O'Rourke 1995 Mathew Duff 1995-04 Harry Peters 1994-95 Shane Duff 2016-18 Barry Pratt 1972-74 Jason Dunbar 1998-01 Ken Prendergast 1970-75 John Dyson 1989-93 Lance Ray 1969-70 Mort Edson 1968-69 Howard Reus 1975-76 John Fleming 2001-02 Les Ritchie 1968-70, 1972-73 Murray French 1970-71 Steve Rixon 1979-81, 1989-90 Bob Gamble 1969-70 Kevin Rynne 1986-89 Ken Gardner 1982-86 Gordon Shrubsole 1970-71 David Gazzard 1970-71 Jack Slattery 1970-72 Stan Gilchrist 1965-66, 1969-70 Peter Smith 2006-11 David Givney 1987-89, 2006-07 Kel Symons 1969-70 Geoff Glover 1974-76, 1978-80 Paul Venn 1977-78, 2005-07 Bryan Gorman 1971-72, 1976-77 Graham Warry 1972-74 Brian Hall 2011-18 Rod Whatley 2015-17 Stuart Hall 1969-72 Nathan Whittingham 2014-18 John Hannigan 1982-83, 1984-86