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SPRINGWOOD CRICKET CLUB ESTABLISHED 1894 2008-2009 END OF SEASON REPORTS AND RECORDS (RECORDS SINCE 1989-1990 SEASON) SENIORS 1 2008-2009 ESTABLISHED 1894 SPRINGWOOD CRICKET CLUB COMMITTEE 2008-09 President Peter Filmer Treasurer Grant Hunt Vice President Seniors Adam Thomas Secretary Matt Rogers Vice President Juniors David & Michelle Williams Comp Secretary Registrar Minutes Secretary Katie Thomas Publicity Gina Mcdermott Sponsor Liaison Tony Rowe Equipment Officer Noel Mulvaney Social Sec. Bradley Filmer LIFE MEMBERS Andy Adamson, Ron Adamson, Jack Curry, Wally Phillips, Roger Stone, Joe Stratton, Harold Went, Pat Yates, Peter Jenkins, Graeme Lewis, Barry Hopper, David Stanford, Karen Gross, Ray Bancroft, Peter Filmer. CLUB SPONSORS Dextralog Computers Martin and Luscombe Accountants Royal Hotel Springwood Newsagency Rivercorp Sydneywide Party Hire Springwood Cricket Club would like to thank the following for their support during the season: Blue Mountains Gazette Adamson Family Clr Daniel Myles of BMCC Winmalee Quality Meats Western Districts Trophies 2 PRESIDENT’S REPORT It is my pleasure to present this report as a reflection of the 2008/09 cricket season for our Club. Once again Springwood Cricket Club had a very successful season in both the Senior and Junior levels. Whilst we were not successful in winning a Senior premiership, 3 of our 6 Senior teams made it to the semi finals with the 1 st and 3rd grade teams defeated in the Final. The debacle that surrounded the 3 rd grade Final was a cross between Laurel & Hardy and the Marx Brothers!! What is most important to note about our Senior Club is that there was a 20% decline in the overall numbers across the district for senior teams yet, we were able to increase our numbers with an additional team from the previous season. All in all, it was a good year for some and a tougher year for others but there is a great vibrancy within our senior club. The juniors were again strong with Springwood securing 2 premierships. The Under 12 ( 1 ) team defended their premiership win from last season whilst the Under 10 ( Tigers ) went through the competition undefeated, a mighty effort!! The Under 16 ( 2 ) team made it to the semis whilst all of our other junior teams were very competitive. On behalf of the Committee I would like to thank everyone from the Coaches and Managers to the Parents and most importantly to the young people who represent this Club each and every week- end. Your Committee was again a pillar of administrative capacity. This is a very good group of people who are inherently dedicated to ensuring that Springwood Cricket Club remains viable in a highly competitive sporting environment. I would personally like to thank all of the members of the Committee for their selfless commitment to this great Club. Also, I would like to acknowledge and thank the various sponsors of the club for their continued support. In closing my report I wish to advise that after some 12 years as the President of this Club I will not be seeking nomination to the position next season. Whilst this is not an easy decision it really is time to step aside. This Club does need a fresh face with new ideas to take this next generation of cricketers forward. I am very proud to have served this Club for such a long time and I wish everyone associated with our Club the very best of what every direction their future takes them. Peter Filmer 3 PERPETUAL TROPHY WINNERS SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR Sam Pointon The Senior Player of the Year is awarded to the player deemed to have achieved the most outstanding and consistent on field results during the season. Over the history of the award there have been some great cricketers to win the award. This year is no different with Sam Pointon scoring runs & taking loads of wickets to take out the award. Sam scored 298 runs in first grade at an average of almost 25 and took 33 wickets at an average of 12.61. Batting in the top to middle order, Sam batted very maturely and was a very consistent performer. He was a big influence with bat, ball, and the field, with his most memorable moment coming in the final when he took match figure of 9 for 82 off 30 overs. SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONOUR ROLL 1989-1990 STEVEN KOBRYN 1990-1991 STANLEY MATTHEWS 1991-1992 ROBERT GRADY 1992-1993 GRAEME LEWIS 1993-1994 JEFF SUTTON 1994-1995 PETER JENKINS 1995-1996 PETER JENKINS 1996-1997 GARETH STEPHENS 1997-1998 MICHAEL FOWLER 1998-1999 WALLY MOUBARAK 1999-2000 TODD MILADINOVIC 2000-2001 JAMES MOORE 2001-2002 JAMES MOORE 2002-2003 BRADLEY FILMER 2003-2004 DANIEL COBDEN 2004-2005 DANIEL PATERSON & PAUL PETTERSON 2005-2006 PAUL PETTERSON 2006-2007 LUKE O’CARRIGAN 2007-2008 MATTHEW TABRETT 2008-2009 SAM POINTON 4 THE RON ADAMSON TROPHY Bradley Filmer (Senior Clubman of the Year) Life member Ron Adamson was president of Springwood Cricket Club for more than 25 years, and passed away in 2004. This perpetual trophy is awarded in recognition to the hard work and dedication Ron gave to this club during his time at Springwood. This year’s winner embodies that same hard work & dedication. Bradley Filmer was elected to the committee as Social Secretary and did an outstanding job. Brad also coached the under 16/2 team & served on the senior selection panel. Brad also captained our 1st Grade team in the senior competition. Brad’s hard work & dedication are a big part of Springwood’s success. SENIOR CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR HONOUR ROLL 2003-2004 WALLY MOUBARAK 2004-2005 DAVID WILLIAMS 2005-2006 ADAM THOMAS 2006-2007 MATTHEW ROGERS 2007-2008 GRANT HUNT 2008-2009 BRADLEY FILMER 5 THE WALLY PHILLIPS MEMORIAL SHIELD Sam Pointon (Man of the match Back to Springwood Day) Jason Crosara, with a patient 19 not out & 2-31 off 10 overs, Mick Ross with a brilliant 1-8 off 10 overs, might have been in with a shot of the Wally Phillips Memorial Shield were it not for Sam Pointon’s brilliant allround performance that pushed Springwood to victory. Sam batted with lots of maturity for his 65 which included 2 massive sixes. With the ball he took a majestic 4-29 off 6 overs & was also on a Hat-trick. Mick Ross, Paul Petterson & Jason Crosara all chipped in with wickets to help keep Glenmore Park to a score of 150.Sam’s brilliant 65 pushed Springwood to 5/119 when the rain came & Springwood won on run rate & take it’s record on Back to Springwood Day to six wins and no losses. Springwood vs Glenmore Park Lomatia Park, Springwood 22-11-08 Springwood Innings David Gibson b Geeves 9 Brad Filmer b Geeves 0 Kieran Doyle lbw Biernat 1 Sam Pointon b Morson 65 Michael Ross c C. D’Agostino b J. D’;Agostino 9 Jason Crosara Not Out 19 Rydall Govender Not Out 11 Adam Thomas did not bat Paul Petterson did not bat Peter Crouch did not bat Scott Filmer did not bat Sundries 19 Total 5/119 FOW: 1, 12, 14, 31, 105, J. D’Agostino 6-1-1-20, L. Geeves 5.3-1-2-14, B. Biernat 6-2-1-12 G. Morson 7-2-1-28, C. Willis 2-0-0-22, J. Bennett 2-0-0-17 Glenmore Park Innings G. Morson Run Out 1 J. Dodson c Gibson b Crosara 0 C. D’Agostino c Petterson b Ross 0 R. Hunt st Gibson b Pointon 33 B. Ramsey c S. Filmer b Crosara 21 C. Willis c Gibson b Petterson 7 L. Geeves Run Out 22 J. Yates st Gibson b Pointon 23 J. D’Agostino c Ross b Pointon 17 B. Biernat c Thomas b Pointon 3 J. Bennett Not Out 0 Sundries 11 Total 150 FOW: 1, 1, 1, 36, 54, 81, 115, 118, 150, 150 M. Ross 10-3-1-8, J. Crosara 10-3-2-31 P. Petterson 7-0-1-26, S. Filmer 5-2-0-20, S. Pointon 6-0-4-29, P. Crouch 4-0-0-30 (SPRINGWOOD WON ON RUN RATE) 6 WALLY PHILLIPS MEMORIAL SHIELD HONOUR ROLL 2003-2004 KEIRAN DOYLE & ADAM THOMAS 2004-2005 BRADLEY FILMER 2005-2006 PAUL PETTERSON 2006-2007 DAVID BYRNES 2007-2008 PAUL PETTERSON 2008-2009 SAM POINTON SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS MARTIN SHIELD (OPEN) DURHAM SHIELD (U19) - PREMIERSHIP RECORD 1979-2009 7 1ST GRADE 2ND GRADE 1979-80 PREMIERS 1979-80 RUNNER-UP 1981-82 PREMIERS 1995-96 RUNNER-UP 1982-83 PREMIERS 2008-09 RUNNER-UP 2005-06 PREMIERS 1999-00 SEMI-FINALIST 2005-06 SEMI-FINALIST 1983-84 RUNNER-UP 2006-07 SEMI-FINALIST 1984-85 RUNNER-UP 1991-92 RUNNER-UP 1987-88 SEMI-FINALIST 1992-93 SEMI-FINALIST 2004-05 SEMI-FINALIST 2007-08 SEMI-FINALIST 3RD GRADE 4TH GRADE 1988-89 PREMIERS 2003-04 PREMIERS 1984-85 RUNNER-UP 1983-84 SEMI-FINALIST 1990-91 RUNNER-UP 2000-01 SEMI-FINALIST 1991-92 RUNNER-UP 2002-03 RUNNER-UP 2008-09 RUNNER-UP 5TH GRADE 6TH GRADE 1982-83 PREMIERS 1989-90 PREMIERS 1984-85 SEMI-FINALIST 1988-89 SEMI-FINALIST 1987-88 SEMI-FINALIST 2008-09 SEMI-FINALIST 1999-00 SEMI-FINALIST 2006-07 SEMI-FINALIST 7TH GRADE 8TH GRADE 2005-06 PREMIERS 1986-87 PREMIERS 2004-05 SEMI-FINALIST 9TH GRADE 10TH GRADE 1988-89 SEMFINALIST - 1997-98 SEMFINALIST 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE - 1990-91 SEMFINALIST 8 MICHAEL CLARKE SENIOR TWENTY20 COMPETITION (CRICKET NSW) 2007-08 RUNNERS-UP NEPEAN DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION TWENTY 20 COMPETITION “A GRADE” 2008-2009 PREMIERS “B GRADE” 9 CAPTAINS REPORTS 1st GRADE It’s that time of year again to reflect on the season that was.
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