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Camden Cricket Club Camden Cricket Club Presentation of Awards 2019/2020 Season Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club Club Sponsors Our thanks are extended to the following sponsors for their generous support throughout the season: 2 Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club 3 Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club The Presidents Report Dear Camden Cricket Club Members, thank you for your patience this year, in what was a long and drawn out season, with Bushfires, Smoke, Floods to Severe Heat and finally COVID-19 - hence why “My Country” – “I love a sunburnt country”, is so well written and remembered. Congratulations once again on another successful season. The way our Players, Coaches, Managers, Parents and Committee represent the Club is phenomenal. This is why our Club is held in great esteem by Cricket Australia, Cricket NSW, Sydney Thunder and to be completely honest “Envied by Others” - We have always played this beautiful game in the right spirit, but as always hard but fair; keep up the good work. Thank you to all the Club Sponsors, and Team Sponsors for once again showing support to the Club for this season. Without your valuable contributions we would not be able to continually improve and develop the skills of our players and put back into grass roots cricket. Our Club once again fielded the largest number of junior teams in the association, 16 in total including the Wests Cup. We continue to offer Woolworths Master Blaster and Junior Blaster Programs as a Club on a Sat- urday morning which keeps our Club thriving and in good stead. The highlight of my season was watching Geoff Charlton’s young team finish undefeated premiers in the Un- der 10 Green Competition. What really stood out for me wasn’t just the winning, but the team harmony and culture that Geoff and the Parents created. Every single family member made the time to come to Camden Valley Inn for our Club Presentation and the boys were showcased accordingly. Our Under 16’s are also well worth a mention. The majority of these young men have played their entire jun- ior careers with the Club. This season we had 15 members in the squad including 7 Rep Players. To watch them enjoy each other’s company and welcome under 14’s and 15’s into the team when required was great to see. I look forward to watching you in Seniors next season. It was great to see our Club blossom with 2 full female teams, Roger and Glen’s Under 12’s and Craig’s Under 10’s. I’ve been told that dancing, singing and jiving makes cricket entertaining. Takes me back to my first sea- son coaching / managing for my son, when all of a sudden the music from the equestrian centre came over the loud speakers at Onslow when Camden v Camden played each other in Under 10’s – Conga Lines were formed by the teams whilst the game was being played. To all our Coaches, Managers, Scorers and Volunteers for our 16 Junior teams, I’d like to pass on a very big thank you for not only taking an active role to help the Club, but offering skills, mentoring and valuable time to arrange team training, and coordinating players and umpiring on game day. It is a very large commitment but I’m sure we all find it very rewarding to see the extent to which players improve from the start of the sea- son to the end, and knowing life-long friendship and bonds are formed. We had 8 senior teams with many juniors deciding to play seniors each week, whether fulltime, fill-in or part- timers. We had 4 semi-finalists and 3 premiers due to the season finishing early due to COVID-19 and our teams being highest on the ladder. To Kenny McNeil’s 7th grade team, I went and watched the day unfold. You fought all day, and to require 1 wicket with about 12 minutes to go, after a huge whole hearted effort led by Wayne Robertson, only to fall agonizingly short - I commend you and the team on your efforts and the way you played the game. We have also been arranging Club Social Events, loads of Charity Work for Bush Fire Relief, Condobolin through Sydney Thunder, Macarthur PSSA Schools, used cricket gear / clothing and raffles throughout the year. A big shout out to Greg Pinnington, Dylan Scott, and Simon Neich and thank you to Lisa Tipping for all her work coordinating the Season Launch Golf Day and a great Trivia Night. This was a fantastic evening for the Club as always and I’m sure all that attended would agree. 4 Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club Finally, I would like to personally acknowledge and thank our current Committee for all their efforts, hard work and support throughout the 2019/20 cricket season, all of whom have been terribly busy working tire- lessly behind the scenes. Without their knowledge, commitment and energy the Club wouldn’t be what it is today. Junior Vice President - Paul Brewster Senior Vice President - Tim Constantine Secretary - Greg Little Assistant Secretary - Glen Tipping Treasurer - Roger Cubitt Registrar - Lisa Saunders Sponsorship Coordinator - Greg Pinnington Equipment Coordinator - Rory O’Reilly Umpires Coordinator - Jon Shaw Coaching Coordinator - Graeme Hardy Social Events Coordinator - Lisa Tipping Chairman of Selectors - Ken McNeil Development Officer - Clair Hardy Our Club CDCA District Representatives for this year were once again Michael Strong, Peter McClelland and newbie Aaron Consunji - Thank you for all your time and effort. Your work sometimes must feel unappreci- ated however it is invaluable for cricket as a whole. We hope you all had an enjoyable season and experience with the Club. I look forward to seeing you all for the 2020/21 Season. Yours in Cricket Benham Dodd President 5 Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club Life Members Camden Cricket Club Camden Junior Cricket Club Sid Dunk Ian Stone David Harries Robert Byrne Jeff Camarsh Ross Neich Hugh (Hughy) Shaw Bob Merlino Colin Ferguson Charles (Chicka) Reeves Frank Cahill Pauline Ferguson Trevor Durrington Bill Foster Bruce Clarke Mervyn Durrington Kyle Malcolm John Geyer Colin Fairall Gloria Pinnington Paul Pinnington Simon Neich Chris Webb Paul Clarke Wayne Shaw Michael Strong Robert Cartwright Greg Little Executive Committee 2019/2020 President – Benham Dodd Vice President: Senior Cricket – Tim Constantine Vice President: Junior Cricket – Paul Brewster Secretary – Greg Little Assistant Secretary – Glen Tipping Treasurer – Roger Cubitt Registrar – Lisa Saunders Sponsorship & Publicity Co-ordinator – Greg Pinnington Equipment Manager – Rory O’Reilly Umpires Co-ordinator – Jon Shaw Coaching Co-ordinator – Graeme Hardy Social Events Co-ordinator – Lisa Tipping Chairman of Selectors – Ken McNeil Development Officer – Clair Hardy 6 Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club District Representatives The Club extends its congratulations to the following players for gaining selection in District Representative Teams and Carnivals. Junior Representatives - Camden District Cricket Association Cawsey Shield – Under 12 Matthew Buda Giles Consunji Gee Shield - Under 13 Matthew Brewster Flynn Williams Jaiden Dilchert Jonah Williams Tanmay Mehta Moore Shield – Under 14 Hayden Cross Riley Kingsell Lachlan Fitzpatrick Oscar Mayer Max Gveric Margaret Peden - Under 15 Girls Aimee Bishop Siena Latham Sophie Buda Aleisha McGookin Ella Channell Amelia Moroney Lily Hreszczuk Brianna Tipping Emma Inglis Weblin Shield - Under 15 Lachlan Campbell Samuel Warwick Jake Schofield Manoj Weerasingham Watson Shield – Under 16 Brody Allen Toby Schofield Hayden Ferguson Hayden Tipping Justin Low Ryan Wood Brodie Roth Junior Representatives – Campbelltown Camden District Cricket Club Brewer Shield - Under 15 Girls Aimee Bishop Aleisha McGookin Sophie Buda Amelia Moroney Sophie Constantine Brianna Tipping Lily Hreszczuk Monique Vella Emma Inglis Green Shield - Under 16 Lachlan Campbell Riley Kingsell Owen Cole Senior Representatives - Camden District Cricket Association Martin Shield – Open Age None Telegraph Shield – Under 23 Tom Hodge 7 Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club Under 10 White Coach: Craig Stevens The Under 10 Whites had a wonderful year especially seeing as it was most of the girls very first year of cricket. The girls improved in all areas across the summer and turned up each week with a great attitude and a smile on their face. Teamwork and encouraging each other were highlights, as was watching the girls gain the skills needed to play competitive cricket. Win, lose or draw the girls always gave it their best shot and we look forward to seeing the girls back in the 2020/2021 season. Competition Placing and Point Score (at the completion of the preliminary rounds) Magpies 92 Ingleburn 89 Tahmoor 86 Collegians 74 Camden 65 Bradbury 59 Cobbitty Narellan 43 Westerners 32 Batting Statistics 1. Most Runs: Madison Eddie Aggregate: 112 Innings: 12 2. Most Runs: Emily Pratt Aggregate: 94 Innings: 11 3. Most Runs: Milla Bruce Aggregate: 68 Innings: 12 Highest Score: Madison Eddie Opposition: Cobbitty Narellan Date: 1.2.2020 Runs: 19* Bowling Statistics 1. Most Wickets: Madison Eddie Wickets: 10 Average: 14.20 2. Most Wickets: Milla Bruce Wickets: 9 Average: 12.33 3. Most Wickets: Emily Pratt Wickets: 8 Average: 11.88 Best Average: Emily Pratt Wickets: 8 Runs: 95 Average: 11.88 Most Wickets in an Innings: Madison Eddie Wickets: 2 Runs: 8 Opposition: Westerners Date: 2.11.2019 Field Catches Most Catches in the Field: Emily Pratt & Sophie Stevens Catches: 1 Dismissals by a Wicket-Keeper Name: Maddison Southern & Madison Eddie Catches: 1 Stumpings: 0 8 Annual Presentation 2019/2020 Camden Cricket Club PLAYER PROFILES Milla Bruce Milla had a wonderful first season where her lightning fast bowling caused plenty of headaches for opposition batters. She was an enthusiastic fielder who improved in all areas through- out the year.
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