ILLAWONG MENAI CRICKET CLUB INC.

OFFICE BEARERS 2014/ 2015

President Gary Fattore Junior Secretary Brian Hamilton Treasurer Raiko Miletich Registrar Allison Watson Coaching Coordinator Gary Hawksworth Publicity Manager Brian Hamilton Equipment Coordinator Rod Whatley In2Cricket Coordinator Gary Hawksworth Minutes Secretary Allison Watson General Committee (Webmaster) Evan Watson General Committee (Social) Liz Hawksworth General Committee Rob Feggans General Committee Rick Farrell General Committee Geoff Milliken

2015 SPONSORS

Kingsgrove Sports Club Central Menai Colins Butchery Digerati Jannali Physiotherapy Sutherland Volkswagen Talking Point Telecommunications TLE Caltex Star Mart Menai

PAST OFFICE BEARERS

YEAR PRESIDENT SNR. VICE JNR. VICE SENIOR JUNIOR PRESIDENTPRESIDENT SECRETARY SECRETARY 1977/78 D Trounce M King 1978/79 B Butler M King 1979/80 B Butler R Richardson 1980/81 C Mann R Richardson 1981/82 C Mann B Harvey R George N Bray 1982/83 C Mann C Paddy D Carson N Bray 1983/84 C Mann B Harvey D Carson S Norton 1984/85 R Bowker T Baker J Wrigley N Best 1985/86 H Solomons K Aldous D Carson N Best 1986/87 H Solomons K. Aldous C Storich N Best 1987/88 H Solomons K Aldous M Jeff N Best 1988/89 N Best A Jeff M Jeff S Routh 1989/90 B Williamson D Carson S Routh 1990/91 B Williamson J Kennis S Routh 1991/92 J Kennis P Taylor E Zeman 1992/93 J Kennis M McGeachie P Taylor S Routh 1993/94 J Kennis V Routh M Barbar G McBarron 1994/95 B Williamson M McGeachie S Simpson T Allen 1995/96 B Williamson K Myers S Brown T Allen

1 1996/97 T Allen E Simons K Myers G Solomon P Baldwin 1997/98 T Allen G Solomon K Myers P Baldwin 1998/99 T Allen G Solomon K Myers P Baldwin 1999/00 P Baldwin D Lee K Myers S A Copp 2000/01 P Baldwin G Fitzgibbon K Myers S A Copp

YEAR PRESIDENT TREASURER REGISTRAR SECRETARY 2002/03 R Aggett G Ward P Smith S A Copp 2003/04 R Aggett G Ward P Smith A McLean

2005/06 R Aggett G Ward S Milmlow A McLean 2006/07 R Aggett S Milmlow A McLean 2007/08 G Ross N Koovarjee S Milmlow A McLean 2008/09 G Ross N Koovarjee S Milmlow A McLean 2009/10 G Ross N Koovarjee R Whatley A Vaughan 2011/12 G Fattore A Philips A Philips M Coughtrey 2012/13 G Fattore R Miletich A Watson M Coughtrey 2013/14 G Fattore R Miletich A Watson B Hamilton 2014/15 G Fattore R Miletich A Watson B Hamilton

PRESIDENTS REPORT 2014/2015 As I come to the end of my tenure as President of the Club, I would like to thank all past and present fellow committee members for their support and efforts in running the Club over the 8 seasons I have been involved. I would especially like to thank the current committee members and also welcome the new members, namely, Jodie Pryor, Matt Collins, Bob Peach, Sonia Hardie, Matt Christison, Evan Watson and Steve Stacey. Please join me in welcoming them to the committee and thank them for their efforts. I would like to thank the Coaches, Managers, Scorers and supporters of all of our junior teams for helping create lifetime memories for our boys and girls, and also our senior team’s supporters that ensure our seniors are able to get onto the park each week. Congratulations to the 14 B and 10 C junior teams on being our Premiership winners for season 2014/15. A special mention also to the 12 E junior team, and the B3 senior team for reaching the finals. Our girl cricketers continue to succeed with many of the girls competing in the Brewer Shield and in contention for State Academy selection. Season 2014/15 will be long remembered amongst the cricket community for the tragic death of Phillip Hughes, and the outpour of emotion across the entire community. It affected many people in many people ways. I am sure the minute silence and the cricket bats on the front porch will be actions that will remain in the memories of ours and many young cricketers for the rest of their lives. The subsequent Tests showed what team spirit and mateship is all about, and I hope our boys and girls will also take their own good memories from this season and store them away for years to come A highlight for the Club was having its first junior player selected as our Test Captain. Steve Smith was elected as the 45th Captain of the Australian Cricket team. Congratulations to Steve and we wish him all the best in the years to come. He will be regarded as the benchmark of any junior cricketer across the shire aspiring to represent his/her country. Congratulations to our Junior and Senior cricketers that will be named later in the presentation and also to all those players selected to play representative cricket this season. The Club continues to evolve as the demographics of the area continue to change and we should all be excited about some of the initiatives being introduced into the Club next season, and I encourage anyone that is able to come along to the AGM this coming Tuesday 27th of May at Club Central and to get involved in the Club in any capacity you can. I wish everyone a great off season and look forward to the coming years.

Thanks Gary Fattore President 2014/15

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JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR 2014/2015 16A Luke Hawksworth

SENIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR 2014/2015 B5-1 Daniel Foster

IN2 CRICKET REPORT 2015 Another good year for the In2Cricket program at the Club this season, which incorporated with the introduction of the T20 Blast across the junior cricket program. As the IN2Cricket program evolves I believe we will see more and more of theT20 Blast programs come into action and replace the current IN2Cricket program that has serviced the game for so many years. Special thanks to the below participants of the IN2Cricket program for this season and look forward to seeing them come into the Saturday competition version of the game in years to come. Also special thanks to Gary Hawksworth, James and Luke Hawksworth, and Declan Watson, for running the program every Friday afternoon. Jonas Van Den Dolder Timothy Ryan Lucas Diab Ryder Ogradey Alexander Diab Pearce Ogradey Benjamin Baker Finlay Prior Graeme Butcher Joshuah Elkin Lachlan Faust Mitchell Elkin Edward Worger Lucas Wadds Jake Robertson Hamish Wadds Gabriella Dicello Lachlan Wardrop Benjamin Dicello Joshuah Gellet

BEST INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS (JUNIOR) Sutherland Representative Honours 2015

U13 Gee Shield: Daniel Milliken

U15 Weblin Shield : Declan Casey, Luke Hawksworth and Luke Saunders

U15 Presidents XII : Dylan Casey, Aaron Hadley, James Horn and Harry Karooz-Lipscomb

U16 Presidents XII : Brayden Holdstock

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CENTURIES

16A Luke Hawksworth 143 no v Gymea 16A Luke Hawksworth 136 v Caringbah 14B Jared Sparke 116 v Como-Jannali 16A Luke Hawksworth 112 v Miranda

HAT TRICKS

10C Damon Holmewood 3 for 5 v Gymea Bay

JUNIOR WICKETKEEPER 14B Jared Sparke 10 catches / 4 stumpings 46 byes

MOST CATCHES

14C Zachary Lim 12 catches

TEAM AWARDS 8 Green Batting Aggregate Bailey Parker 170 8 Green Batting Average Hassan Kiyani 29.33 8 Green Bowling Aggregate Bailey Parker 10 8 Green Bowling Average Bailey Parker 4.40 8 Green Team Award Griffin Robinson

8 Gold Batting Aggregate Vir Jamwal 74 8 Gold Batting Average Joseph Cama 12.50 8 Gold Bowling Aggregate Hayden Mewburn 18 8 Gold Bowling Average Hayden Mewburn 5.33 8 Gold Team Award Lucas Petkovski

10C Batting Aggregate Luka s Manns 148 10C Batting Average Jacob Stacy 47.00 10C Batting Average Eden Winney 47.00 10C Bowling Aggregate Eden Winney 10 10C Bowling Average Eden Winney 5.80 10C Team Award Jake St John

12E Batting Aggregate Angus McLeod 126 12E Batting Average James Peach 40.00 12E Bowling Aggregate Ishan Zavahir 11 12E Bowling Average Ishan Zavahir 5.18 Whatley Award :EvanCollins 12E Team Award Lewis Holmwood

14B Batting Aggregate Jared Sparke 407 4 14B Batting Average Daniel Milliken 50.00 14B Bowling Aggregate Daniel Miletich 20 14B Bowling Average Daniel Miletich 4.7 14B Team Award Daniel Towell

14C Batting Aggregate Siobhan Halstead 234 14C Batting Average Siobhan Halstead 19.50 14C Bowling Aggregate Zachary Lim 8 14C Bowling Average Joshua Stewart 17.29 14C Team Award Lauren Bisset

16A Batting Aggregate Luke Hawksworth 606 16A Batting Average Luke Hawksworth 67.33 16A Bowling Aggregate Edward Blake 8 16A Bowling Average Jake Pinnock 24.75 16A Team Award Bradon Holdstock

16C Batting Aggregate Georgia Reid 214 16C Batting Average Curtis Sweet 28.00 16C Bowling Aggregate Curtis Sweet 19 16C Bowling Average Brayden Jones 8.69 16C Team Award Ayden Vengi

Batting Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have scored at least 6% of total runs. Bowling Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have bowled at least 6% of total overs.

BEST INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS (SENIOR)

13 Catches / 4 Stump/ Snr Keeper of Year James Kerr B5- 2 36 Byes

Snr Most Catches Jacob Miller B5-2 14 catches

CENTURIES B5-1 Daniel Foster Rd 11 196no B5-1 Jarrod Twomey Rd 1 162 B3 Ben Vanmidde Rd 3 100 B5-1 Daniel Foster Rd 1 187 B3 Ryan Stafford Rd 2 161 B3 Ryan Stafford Rd 10 182 B5-1 Daniel Foster Rd 10 100no

7 Wickets or more in an Innings Ben Towell 8 for 58 13 v St Patricks Zoran Krklinski 7 for 60 3 v Kareela Allan Thomas 7 for 65 1 v Caringbah Inn

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5 Wickets in an Innings

Dylan Dule 6 for 13 9 v Gymea Bay Yohan Sharma 6 for 44 5 v Bangor Matthew Cartwright 5 for 19 11 v St Patricks Andrew Grose 5 for 20 13 v Gymea Bay Andrew White 5 for 23 1 v Engadine Dragons Paul Francis 5 for 24 13 v Caringbah Inn Vaughn Sheffield 5 for 30 14 v DLS Seagulls Jake Cronly 5 for 34 1 v Engadine Dragons Matthew Darby 5 for 34 2 v Gymea Bay Michael Feggans 5 for 38 5 v St Patricks Paul Francis 5 for 40 14 v Heathcote Yohan Sharma 5 for 46 13 v St Patricks Michael Feggans 5 for 47 4 v Bangor Comets Jordan Turner 5 for 48 5 v Bangor Mitchell Dayhew 5 for 54 5 v Illawong Menai Ben Towell 5 for 57 2 v DLS Seagulls Ben Weldon 5 for 60 14 v St Patricks Zoran Krklinski 5 for 71 4 v St Patricks Matthew Darby 5 for 75 3 v Como-Jannali

TEAM AWARDS A1 Batting Aggregate Matthew Christison 261 Batting Average Matthew Christison 26.10 Bowling Aggregate Yohan Sharma 23 Bowling Average Yohan Sharma 11.70 Team Award Adam Thomson

A2 Batting Aggregate Tim West 263 Batting Average Tim West 32.88 Bowling Aggregate Paul Francis 21 Bowling Average Paul Francis 13.38 Team Award Mitchell Cugley

B3 Batting Aggregate Ryan Stafford 636 Batting Average Ryan Stafford 70.67 Bowling Aggregate Michael Feggans 29 Bowling Average Alexander Seymour 12.94 Team Award Keiran Burgess Jasdeep Singh

B4

Batting Aggregate Jason Holmewood 277 Batting Average Jason Holmewood 25.18 Bowling Aggregate Zoran Krklinski 24 Bowling Average Zoran Krklinski 16.42

6 Team Award Evan Watson

B5-1 Batting Aggregate Batting Aggregate 785 Batting Average Daniel Foster 98.13 Bowling Aggregate Mitchell Dayhew 25 Bowling Average Mitchell Dayhew 15.04 Team Award Jordan Fisher

B5-2 Batting Aggregate Timothy Mattison 308 Batting Average Timothy Mattison 38.50 Bowling Aggregate Benjamin Towell 36 Bowling Average Benjamin Towell 10.44 Team Award Jarrod Salmon

B7 Batting Aggregate Keefe Cheung 184 Batting Average Michael Ishak 23.00 Bowling Aggregate Andrew Grose 26 Bowling Average John Ishak 9.47 Team Award Adrian Scott

Batting Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have scored at least 7.5% of total runs. Bowling Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have bowled at least 7.5% of total overs

SPECIAL SERVICE AWARDS 2014/15

15 Year Club Service

Ryan SILBURN A1 Timothy MATTISON B5-2

10 Year Club Service

Harshal RATNAYAKE 16A Glen WONG A1 Luke HALPIN A2 Daniel WATSON A2 Jarrod COUGHTREY A2 Lincoln GRICE A2 James KERR B5-2 Benjamin TOWELL B5-2

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5 Year Club Service

Jared SPARKE 14B Callum SWEET 14B Baden CHANT 16C Nochi WAKEFORD 16C Rob WALLIS A2 Chris BRAY B3 Ryan STAFFORD B3 Nicholas PARSLOW B5-1 Graeme LUNDIE B7

JUNIOR TEAM REPORTS

8 GREEN

BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Graeme Butcher 5 4 3 2 4 4.00 Gabriella DiCello 5 5 2 3 6 1.50 Ethan Hider 10 10 2 31 84 8.40 Hassan Kiyani 10 11 8 19 88 29.33 Conor Kremmer 10 13 5 20 111 11.10 Bailey Parker 10 10 5 29 170 24.29 Jake Robertson 4 3 0 2 3 1.00 Griffin Robinson 9 10 6 7 30 7.50 Kelan Skinner 10 14 8 10 69 6.90

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Graeme Butcher 17 0 1 74 74.00 0 Gabriella DiCello 18 1 2 59 29.50 0 Ethan Hider 33 1 5 88 17.60 0 Hassan Kiyani 32 5 8 109 13.63 0 Conor Kremmer 44 3 5 158 31.60 1 Bailey Parker 22 5 10 44 4.40 1 Jake Robertson 9 0 0 58 0.00 0 Griffin Robinson 35 0 0 112 0.00 0 Kelan Skinner 36 2 7 152 21.71 1

8 Green Team Report

What a fantastic season 8 Green had. Considering the majority of players had never stepped onto hallowed turf to deliver a ball in anger or wield the willow, our team of stars performed brilliantly. The secret to our success was having fun, and everyone participating each week. We certainly hope that the team take from this a great experience, and made friendships that will last a lifetime. There were many brilliant performances over the year - too many to mention individuals, but congratulations go to a small group of well behaved and keen cricketers who have been a pleasure to coach and manage. Griffin Robinson Griffin started the season not knowing how to bowl and finished it being a fantastic accurate bowler. His potential with the bat is coming along, along with his fielding. Griffin also became a fantastic wicketkeeper, and showed great poise when called upon to perform in that role. Well done Griffin! Conor Kremmer 8 Conor is a naturally gifted player, shown by his ability to score runs quickly if required, and bowls with a lovely outswinger that will trouble many a batsman in the future. His fielding was exemplary and has a good eye for a run out as well as a safe pair of hands. Conor, with practice will develop into a fantastic cricketer of the future. Hassan Kiyani Hassan the quiet achiever. Hassan has the ability on his day to scare the best of batsmen with his bowling, and when he got his direction right, there were rarely runs scored of him. Hassan had a great arm in the field, a pair of safe hands and is a competent batsman who always tried his best to keep the runs ticking over. Bailey Parker Well, what a season it was for Bailey. Mr natural of the team, I have never seen an 8 yr old with the talent that Bailey has. His bowling improved throughout the season so much that the last game of the season he was completely unplayable and bowling some serious heat! Batting wise, bailey scored many runs, but must learn that not every ball can be hit for 4 and to be more patient when looking to hit quick runs. In the field, Bailey has a great set of hands and ran out many a batsman with his great arm. Congratulations Bailey! Kelan Skinner Kelan started the season never having played cricket before. His batting was always safe, rarely getting out, and his running between the wickets became better as the year progressed. Kelan's accuracy in his bowling developed throughout the season, and will continue to improve with practice. In the field, Kelan could go missing at times when boredom got the better of him, but when called on made some pleasing run outs throughout the year.

Ethan Hider Ethan has the ability to become a fantastic cricket player in the future. His batting and running between the wickets was crazy (especially with Kelan in the last game!) Ethan's bowling was either on or off, but when he was on - he was completely unplayable. (Mental note Ethan bowl over the wicket!) A left armer with the ability to swing the ball both ways, Ethan has a great future with the ball. In the field Ethan was safe and made some good catches and run outs throughout the year. Gabriella Di Cello What a pleasure it was to have Gabi in our side. Gabi has a great technique for both batting and bowling. Gabi's bowling will improve with her strength, as she has the concept perfect. With the bat Gabi has a stoic defence that could not be broken. In the field, Gabi was exceptional, and chased down balls in the field with gusto. Graeme Butcher If being excited to go to cricket had an award, Graeme would win hands down! We are so proud of the way "Little Graeme" went about his business. Another one of our great defenders with the bat, with confidence and strength Graeme will mature into a fine batsman. Graeme's bowling is also coming along quite well, and I am sure that next year he will be a force to be reckoned with. In the field, Graeme was inspirational. Well Done Graeme! Jake Robertson Jake joined the team at a crucial time during the season, and had limited opportunity to show his wares. Another one of our great defenders with the bat, Jake rarely let the opposition bowlers get the better of him and will be hopefully ready and raring to go with this year's experience under his belt. With the ball, Jake is coming along well and without doubt will develop into a fine bowler. Jake made some great saves in the field and always put in 100%.

None of this could happen without parents, grandparents or friends supporting the kids and driving them around. A big thank you to Justin for both managing the team and scoring the majority of the game with other’s stepping in as required. Thanks to Dean for coaching at the start and then Bruce for finishing off the season. A great 2014 and lets all work to keep out kids active in a great team sport. Bruce & Justin

8 GOLD

BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Lachlan Brook 10 12 8 5 16 4.00 Joseph Cama 7 7 5 14 25 12.50 Vir Jamwal 10 13 8 13 74 12.33 Stefan Kotevski 10 12 6 5 11 1.57 Hayden Mewburn 10 14 10 10 64 10.67 Lucas Petkovski 10 11 5 2 5 0.42 9 Marko Petkovski 10 11 9 5 24 8.00

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Lachlan Brook 38 0 6 134 22.33 0 Joseph Cama 20 1 4 78 19.50 0 Vir Jamwal 37 0 6 130 21.67 0 Stefan Kotevski 37 0 5 179 35.80 0 Hayden Mewburn 40 3 18 96 5.33 0 Lucas Petkovski 38 1 4 163 40.75 0 Marko Petkovski 34 0 5 141 28.20 0

8 Gold Team Report For all of the boys in the under 8 Gold, the 2014-15 season was their first season of cricket and given their enthusiasm and eagerness to learn the game throughout the season it won’t be their last. It’s fair to say the boys always played the game with a fun positive mindset and quickly built a team bond and made friendships. The season itself produced many highlights for all of us. A big congratulations to a young group of boys who have been a pleasure to coach.

Lachlan Brook Lachlan showed us all early in the season his ability to bowl accurately on the stumps and take wickets regularly. He often was called on to bowl and didn’t let the team down. Lachlan’s batting got better with each game and always did his best to keep the scoreboard ticking over. Lachlan’s fielding resulted in many saves and quick throw returns to the wicket keeper. Joseph Cama It was clear to us all when Joseph got a bat in his hand he meant business. His ability to hit the ball hard and score quickly was a joy to watch and his running between the wickets improved each game. A handy wicket keeper and a bowler with the potential to bowl fast who always gave one hundred percent. Whilst Joseph had limited opportunities during the season we always cherished his involvement in the team. Vir Jamwal Vir demonstrated to us all his ability to bat with a great technique and rotate the strike. A very good runner between the wickets who developed into a fine young batsman with the ability to hit the ball hard and into the gaps. Vir’s commitment in the field was exceptional which resulted in many run outs and some good glove work behind the stumps. Vir’s bowling is also coming along well too. Stefan Kotevski Stefan showed us throughout the season that with a positive attitude and a keenness to learn you can develop your game very quickly. Stefan’s batting developed nicely and always gave his best to score runs or defend. Stefan’s bowling improved as the season progressed as well as his accuracy. A keen fielder who always loves a chat in the field. Hayden Mewburn An incredible season from Hayden, his natural ability really shone through with his fast right arm over the wicket gentle outswinger that troubled the best of batsmen. Hayden’s batting was a joy to watch, he prided himself on scoring lots of runs and rarely getting out. Hayden’s natural ability was also clear in the field where he ran out numerous batsmen. Hayden has a very bright future ahead. Well done Hayden!!

Lucas Petkovski What a pleasure it was to coach Lucas and watch his game develop during the season. A quick learner who always listens and gives his best. His batting technique improved remarkably during the season. Lucas showed to us that his bowling was improving as the season progressed often restricting the batsmen from scoring. A great fielder who chased the ball always. Marko Petkovski Marko started the season in fine form with the bat often scoring quick runs for the team. A handy bowler who on his day troubled the best batsmen with his accurate stump to stump bowling resulting in wickets. Marko always showed a keenness to put on the gloves when it came to fielding and became a handy wicketkeeper for the team.

No team is complete without the Mums and Dads and families turning up on Saturdays to support the team and assisting at training. Can I say a big thank you to Tony for managing the team throughout the season. Special mention must go to Todd, Neeraj and Johnny for their support with the scoring and getting the boys organised and for creating a fun and positive team environment.

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Jason

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BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Thomas Baillie 8 6 1 3 9 1.29 Ethan Butcher 11 11 7 8 27 6.75 Alexander Diab 11 9 3 2 7 1.17 Samuel Followes 7 4 0 0 0 0.00 Jake Gallagher 11 9 2 3 8 0.80 Damon Holmewood 11 10 6 11 46 9.20 Lukas Manns 11 11 7 25 148 37.00 John Papworth 11 12 7 6 19 2.71 Callum Pryor 10 9 4 6 28 4.67 Jake St John 11 11 8 25 97 32.33 Jacob Stacy 11 10 9 10 47 47.00 Jack Treharne 10 10 2 15 70 8.75 Eden Winney 11 11 9 22 94 47.00

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Thomas Baillie 23 0 3 98 32.67 0 Ethan Butcher 29 2 4 59 14.75 5 Alexander Diab 24 1 5 84 16.80 0 Samuel Followes 14 0 0 69 0.00 0 Jake Gallagher 33 1 4 122 30.50 0 Damon Holmewood 31 7 6 48 8.00 1 Lukas Manns 30 3 7 70 10.00 5 John Papworth 29 3 4 88 22.00 0 Callum Pryor 26 0 5 68 13.60 1 Jake St John 32 3 7 60 8.57 2 Jacob Stacy 35 3 6 88 14.67 8 Jack Treharne 27 2 7 58 8.29 1 Eden Winney 30 5 10 58 5.80 2

10 C Team Report Wow – what a fantastic season 2014/15 turned out to be! Little did I know that these boys would improve out of sight and become a fantastic team. We started out playing modified cricket for the first round which was fun, but the boys were really excited to get into the second round of the competition where we got to play ‘real’ cricket. All of the boys were happy to share the batting and bowling around so everyone got a fair turn. They really were a delight to coach – all of the parents should be proud of their boys – they were happy to listen, learn and always played the game in the right spirit. Every week the boys competed well – racking up plenty of wins. We led the competition for most of the year and we were really gelling as a team. The boys were putting in some great performances and the likelihood of a grand final appearance was on the cards. After a satisfying win against St Pats in our penultimate game – turning around our only loss of the year in round 1 – we had our ticket into the GF. All roads led to Loftus Oval on the 14th March where we were to come up against Gymea Bay. We lost the toss and we asked to bowl first. We started nervously, with our faster bowlers unable to get a breakthrough.

11 The coach was getting worried. Then all of a sudden we broke through – some great bowling from Lukas, Jake St John and Alexander was complimented with some amazing catching from our main man – Ethan. Jacob was also wicket-keeping beautifully, grabbing a sharp catch. All of a sudden we were back in the game. Gymea’s batsmen continued with some quick singles and after the midway swap-over they had posted a good score. In our favour was that we had picked up 4 wickets. It was now our turn to bat. Jack and Jake St. John had batted well together previously – so they were sent out to start us off. They both batted nicely – picking up runs consistently and got us off to a solid start. Jake was the first to be dismissed – caught on the drive, after belting the previous ball to the boundary. In next was Eden – who had been vaulted up the order to pick up the run rate. Jack and Eden batted really well – not really looking like getting out – although we were behind the required run rate we were looking good now. After our first 17 overs had finished we were 9 runs behind Gymea – but we had only lost 1 wicket. After a BBQ lunch and sugar hit our boys were back in the field – with 18 overs to bowl. Two great catches from Jacob and surprise, surprise Ethan had dismissed Gymea’s best two batsmen. Although they were still scoring quickly – we now had a chance to bowl them out inside their 35 overs. Some more great fielding from John & Jake Gallagher had put the pressure back on the batsmen. Our bowlers were now picking up regular wickets with top bowling from Damon, Callum and Jack we had the 9 out. Just 1 more wicket to get! It took a few overs, but a great run out by Lukas ended the Gymea innings on 85 runs – all out after 30 overs. We were now in the box seat but chasing runs in a grand final is always difficult. Jack was run out in the first over, after a gutsy knock of 15. In next to bat was our high run scorer of the season – Lukas. He hit a few great shots to get our run-rate up but was bowled on 12. Damon strode out to the centre to join Eden, who was batting beautifully at the other end. Together they picked off the bowling, getting us closer and closer to the 86 runs required. A few overs later and we needed just 5 runs off the last 5 overs, surely we could do this. And so it was, with Eden’s 22 not out guiding us past Gymea. We then sent in Jacob and Ethan for a brief bat, followed by Callum and John for an even shorter bat right at the end. After all of the hard work and planning, we had won the grand final – Yay!! Congratulations to all of the boys on the team, it was a truly memorable win. An honourable mention must also go to Thomas and Samuel who were unavailable for the grand final, but were an integral part of the team all season. I would like to thank all of the parents for their commitment in bringing the kids to training sessions and the matches every week. I must also say thanks to the parents who assisted with scoring and to our team manager – Steve Stacy, excellent job mate. It was a great privilege to coach these boys. I really enjoyed it and hope they all come back next summer to do it all again.

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BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Evan Collins 10 10 1 13 68 7.56 Gavin Fattore 10 8 2 11 26 4.33 Harrison Graham 10 9 3 25x 62 10.33 Linten Hardie 10 10 2 28x 85 10.63 Damon Holmewood 4 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Lewis Holmewood 10 10 3 16x 88 12.57 Lukas Manns 1 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Angus McLeod 10 9 2 28 126 18.00 Luke Naden 10 10 5 24x 87 17.40 James Peach 9 9 6 34x 120 40.00 Jake St John 2 1 0 2 2 2.00 Jacob Stacy 4 3 2 2x 4 4.00 Reece Whitfield 10 10 0 9 36 3.60 Eden Winney 2 2 2 2x 3 0.00 Ishan Zavahir 9 8 0 20 87 10.88

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BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Evan Collins 35 2 3 109 36.33 3 Gavin Fattore 27 1 5 83 16.60 4 Harrison Graham 27 1 8 87 10.88 4 Linten Hardie 33 6 6 81 13.50 9 Damon Holmewood 3 0 0 12 0.00 1 Lewis Holmewood 39 5 4 108 27.00 4 Lukas Manns 2 2 1 0 0.00 0 Angus McLeod 37 5 6 90 15.00 5 Luke Naden 35 13 3 82 27.33 5 James Peach 28 6 7 66 9.43 3 Jake St John 7 2 0 13 0.00 0 Jacob Stacy 4 2 1 3 3.00 0 Reece Whitfield 31 1 6 87 14.50 1 Eden Winney 6 1 4 18 4.50 1 Ishan Zavahir 34 10 11 57 5.18 0

12 E Team Report

Well what a great season the boys had. For some the most successful in terms of win/loss and for others their first win/s.At the start of the season the numbers just trickled in, however with some extra recruiting we managed to get a team together. A quick thank you at this point to Allison Watson for her work helping to get the team on the park. The most pleasing aspect of this season was to see the boys improve as a team. Although each player improved during the season at different levels, they all contributed with bat, ball and in the field and the team overall improved each week, with the Final being an indication of that with their outstanding fielding, that gave us a chance. Unfortunately we were just a few runs short on the day. Highlights of the season for each player : Evan – great catch in the final to start our comeback and gave us every chance of a win and his general jovial attitude keeping the team positive Gavin – 2 great pressure catches in the Final in the deep that stopped 2 boundaries and kept us in the hunt, and for being the Coaches Son. Harry – 2 direct hit run outs in the Final from 20 metres, or was it 30, that saw the best team celebration of the year, and his general bowling improvement from day 1. Ishan- his bowling action each week was so sweet it was a joy to watch and as he grows his straight bat will bring plenty of runs, and his quality attitude towards the team. James- Team Captain, and his runs and positive attitude to the team and to the game in general. Was our best player most weeks and his attitude to teamwork ethic is to be commended. It was great to see him marshal the boys around each week. Angus- his 3 x 25 NO retired knocks early in the season which set a platform for the team each week, and his positive attitude to scoring runs, always 1st to training.

Luke – his 3 innings mid season when we stopped scoring runs, Luke was able to graft away and give a total to bowl to, helping get us into the position to make the Final Linten – his 2 x 25 Plus NO innings early in the season that helped get big totals and his wicket taking bowling that improved around the wicket each week. His bowling speed increased each week.

13 Lewis – his highlight was that he was consistent each week, always contributing something with the bat and always bowling a great line and length to take wickets and keep the runs down to a gettable target. Reece – his 2 wickets in the final and his best bowling performance all season, and his overall positive attitude to training and to contributing to the team. His willingness and positive attitude to batting was a pleasure to watch. Damon – was our 11th player for most games and although he could only bowl for 2 games he fielded for us with a great attitude and we thank you very much 10 C- also a thank you to Jacob, Eden, Jack, Jake and Lucas for filling in for us through the season and all were very comfortable and contributed greatly to the team. A big thank you to Sonia for managing and organising the team and the best end of season gig at her home. Thanks to our regular scorers Mark/Sonia and Merrin. Also thanks to Duncan and Bob for their support through the season in Coaching and umpiring the team when I was not available. And finally thanks to the Parents for supporting the boys to train and play each week, if was a pleasure for me, and without your support this does not happen. Look forward to the next season.

Thanks Gary Fattore – Coach

14 B

BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Liam Bissett 10 8 0 36 61 7.63 Joseph Cowell 9 7 1 10 20 3.33 Daniel Miletich 11 11 3 63x 192 24.00 Daniel Milliken 11 9 5 65x 200 50.00 Jacob Naden 11 5 0 17 23 4.60 Darcy Parnell 9 5 2 8 18 6.00 Jared Sparke 11 10 1 116 407 45.22 Callum Sweet 10 7 3 8 28 7.00 Thomas Toogood 10 9 1 23 80 10.00 Daniel Towell 11 9 1 60 149 18.63 Joshua Vangi 11 6 2 9 17 4.25 Declan Watson 10 6 1 13 39 7.80

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Liam Bissett 40 8 6 108 18.00 4 Joseph Cowell 23 3 3 81 27.00 3 Daniel Miletich 65 24 20 94 4.70 7 Daniel Milliken 56.3 10 7 122 17.43 6 Jacob Naden 48 15 12 105 8.75 2 Darcy Parnell 32 9 6 63 10.50 3 Jared Sparke 12 5 1 16 16.00 11 Callum Sweet 29 4 7 90 12.86 2 Thomas Toogood 50 6 5 108 21.60 3 Daniel Towell 50 12 16 132 8.25 3 Joshua Vangi 49.1 9 8 123 15.38 6 Declan Watson 54 18 10 95 9.50 0

14 B Team Report 14 We had a excellent season with winning 8 games and 2 losses and finishing the season on top of the ladder. We played Miranda 1 in the final. After losing both of the 2 games against them during the season the team had to play their best cricket to beat a strong Miranda side. On the day of the final we won the toss and elected to bat on a sunny day with a slow outfield. After 25 overs we were 1/48 and after some great bowling by us Miranda were 5/33. In our second 25 overs we had to move it along and our boys went chasing quick runs and were bowled out for 96 in the last over. This left Miranda 63 to win with 5 wickets in hand. Again another excellent display of bowling and fielding saw Miranda bowled for 59 in the 35th over. The last wicket saw a huge celebration by the boys as they were now 14 B premiers. Liam Bissett As always Liam was enthusiastic in all aspects of his cricket. Liam batted well when he got a start .He scored a season high of 36 against Caringbah which was part of a good partnership with Jarrod. His bowling improved during the season and bowled some fast spells when his rhythm was right. Best bowling figures were 2/2 against Como in round 10. His fielding and catching was of a high standard taking some good catches in the gully region. Joseph Cowell Joe was a late inclusion in the side as some fast talking from Jarrod convinced him to return. Joe was our “spare parts” man. Could open the batting , keep wickets or send down some handy bowling over’s when required. Was entertaining on the field with a few stories for the boys. With a highest score of 10 no , he also took 3 wickets. And a brilliant run out in the final by throwing down the stumps with a direct hit. Daniel Miletich Daniel was our skipper and led from the front all season with the bat and ball. Not a man of many words, when he did speak the team listened and followed his instructions well. Scored 177 runs , with the highest of 63no on Phillip Hughes round which I’m sure he will remember for a long time . He also took 17 wickets and throw in some excellent fielding and it was a dominant performance. He also took 3 wickets and scored 15 runs in the final. Daniel Milliken Daniel again showed his batting is on the improve, with several long stays at the crease and making it hard for all opposition bowlers to dismiss him. He scored 174 runs with a highest of 65 no in the Phil Hughes round. Bowled some good spells of tight bowling when required, taking 5 wickets during the season. Scored 26 runs and took 2 wickets in the final. He was selected for Gee Shield for Sutherland this season. Jacob Naden Jacob , as he has done for several seasons , has quietly gone about his business of taking wickets. He took 12 wickets and never gave the batsman much to hit. His best figures were 4/18 against Miranda 2 in round 6 . His batting grew in confidence as the season progressed, with the highest score of 17 against Miranda 1 in round 9. Darcy Parnell Darcy grew in confidence with his bowling as the season unfolded. He bowled some quick spells and troubled most batsmen when he got it right. His best performance was in round 3 against Gymea Bay with 2/4 . Had limited opportunities with the bat but was willing to have a crack when required. Darcy missed several games late in the season including the final due to a broken hand. Jared Sparke What can I say about Jarred’s season? Well a fair bit ..He scored 379 runs , with highest score of 116 runs against Como in round 5 . He scored 97 against Caringbah ib round 2 and 61 against Como in round 10. Yes Como where sick of watching Jarrod bat! The smile on his face after reaching 100 was unforgettable. He was also our keeper with 10 catches and 4 stumpings . He was our vice captain and chief talker. In the final he opened the batting and scored 28 runs. Callum Sweet Cal had his usual happy go lucky attitude to his cricket. His bowling was usually very accurate and picked up 7 wickets for the season. He took 2/20 in round 5 against Como and 2/2 against Gymea in round 8. His batting was reliable and with a top score of 8 runs . Callum missed a few games due to injury. But was a very popular member of the team. Thomas Toogood Tom improved his batting and bowling as the season progressed. His batting was solid with a highest score of 23 in round 2 against Caringbah and a good knock of 16 against Miranda 1 in round 9. A little more patience will see him score more runs next season. His bowling was steady using his height t gain good bounce, taking 5 wickets with the best figures being 2/3 against Gymea Bay in round 3 . Daniel Towell Daniel has another good season with the bat and ball .He scored a total of 149 runs for the season. His opening partnership in round 5 of around 140 with Jared , was a good innings in which Daniel scored 60 of those runs. Daniel is becoming a little bit more patient with his batting this season which will help him with bigger scores in the future. He also took 14 wickets bowling with good pace and a very clever slower ball. His best bowling figures were 3 /4 against Miranda 2 in round 1. He took 2 wickets in the final. Joshua Vangi Josh was the quiet achiever of the team. His bowling was always accurate , taking 7 wickets for the season. He especially enjoyed bowling against Como taking 2/9 in round 5 and 2/7 in round 10. He found his batting a little bit harder but played a good innings against Miranda 2 in round 6 where he batted for more than an hour. His fielding and catching was of a high standard all season. He took 1 wicket in the final. Declan Watson 15 Declan had a good season, a little slow to start (some might say it was too much fun in Disneyland!) . His off spin bowling in the second half of the season was of a very high standard, and all batsmen had trouble putting bat on ball. He took 10 wickets with the best of 4/5 against Gymea in round 8 and 3/10 against Como in round 10. His batting was always solid with a good technique and with a few more protein shakes will hit the ball harder next season.

Thanks to Allison for her managerial skills, to everyone else who assisted with scoring duties and setting up the ground it made my job of coaching the boys on game day a lot easier. Thanks to Michael Cowell for scoring in the final and Evan for running the BBQ and after match drinks. It was my pleasure to coach the boys to a premiership as there was a lot of pressure from the manager to finally produce a premiership jacket!! Geoff Milliken

14 C

BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Cameron Adly 10 12 1 2 6 0.55 Lauren Bissett 10 12 2 8 38 3.80 Hayden Bryant 8 6 0 3 9 1.50 Dominic Clement 9 11 2 1 2 0.22 Siobhan Halstead 9 12 0 54 234 19.50 Lauren Jones 10 14 2 14x 47 3.92 Zachary Lim 10 13 3 53x 180 18.00 Joseph Mauch 10 14 1 25 82 6.31 Flynn Mooney 4 4 2 1x 3 1.50 Liam Newman 10 12 0 1 1 0.08 Joshua Stewart 10 14 1 29 128 9.85 Bailey Turner 10 12 1 4 17 1.55

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Cameron Adly 36 4 5 175 35.00 0 Lauren Bissett 37 4 4 145 36.25 2 Hayden Bryant 23 4 2 84 42.00 0 Dominic Clement 38 3 3 177 59.00 2 Siobhan Halstead 38 9 3 100 33.33 5 Lauren Jones 35 1 7 124 17.71 2 Zachary Lim 43 4 8 140 17.50 12 Joseph Mauch 49 3 4 205 51.25 2 Flynn Mooney 9 2 1 31 31.00 2 Liam Newman 39 0 3 221 73.67 0 Joshua Stewart 39.1 4 7 121 17.29 4 Bailey Turner 47 4 6 176 29.33 2

14 C Team Report

A look at this season’s scorecards suggests that the team did it pretty tough: we played ten games, for ten losses. But, that is only part of the story. We were in a couple of games with at least half a chance. Round Six was probably as close as we got. We threw one or two wickets away, when a 50-odd run partnership might just have been enough to post a decent target and cause some real nerves for the opposition. A similar dynamic played itself out in Rounds Seven, Eight, and Nine. That we were even in the hunt was pleasing, given the scale of our losses to the same teams in the first half of the season.

16 It was good to see team morale remain high throughout the season. It was even better to see each player improve his/her skillset as the season progressed. To provide a player-by-player account:

Cameron Adly: a solid first season of cricket. He picked up three wickets in his first game. He got hit in our second game for the biggest six I’ve ever seen, but he continued to bowl them on a pretty good length all season. If only he came over the wicket! He also had a good, safe pair of hands in the field, and kept for us once or twice. Cameron is a handy cricketer – I’d just like to see him work a bit harder on his batting.

Lauren Bissett: displayed a near-perfect temperament throughout the season. She played the shot of the season in our last game, with as good a cover drive as you could hope to see. She has a solid batting technique, and usually spent a fair bit of time in the middle. Lauren never bowled fast, but she had an exaggerated side-on technique which meant she bowled little outswingers, especially when the ball was new and shiny. She was always reliable in the field.

Hayden Bryant: emerged as one of the team’s most dependable bowlers. Hayden ripped his fingers down the back of the seam, and as a result got some bounce that troubled batsmen. With the bat in his hand, Hayden put a price on his wicket. I was hoping to see him score some runs, but illness at the back end of the season robbed Hayden of a couple of games.

Dominic Clement: a solid first season of cricket. He became an increasingly handy bowler, and toward the end of the season landed them on a consistently good length. Dominic’s batting never really inspired much confidence, largely because he himself was convinced – before he got to the middle – that he wasn’t going to last! Dominic also had a nice pair of hands, and took a couple of good catches.

Siobhan Halstead: a true all-rounder. Opposition bowlers rarely looked like getting this young lady out. Her timing was impeccable, and she hit the ball hard. Opposition captains were quick to spread their fields. As a keeper, Siobhan was ever- reliable. With the ball, Siobhan got really nice shape on her outswingers and always looked likely to pick up a wicket or two.

Lauren Jones: held our innings together in the first game of the season, playing with a perfectly straight bat while wickets tumbled all around her. Lauren was also one of our toughest: the comp’s fastest bowler hit her in the stomach in Round 5, but she refused point-blank to retire hurt. Lauren was also a handy bowler, who had the happy knack of getting through her overs quickly. She was also one of our better fielders.

Zac Lim: one of the team’s true all-rounders. He scored a fifty, and picked up a couple of other handy scores along the way. As a bowler, he was our fastest and the comp’s second-fastest. His pace made virtually all batsmen uncomfortable. He made effective use of some short-pitched stuff, but he looked most menacing when he pitched them up. Zac was also the best fielder in the team – he took huge amounts of energy out into the field.

Joe Mauch: one of our better bowlers, whose out-of-the-back-of-the-hand slow ball came straight out of the James Faulkner copy book. Even when he bowled them out of the front of his hand, he used a lot of wrist, which gave him good bounce. He scored some handy runs in the middle of the season, but later decided he would score all his runs by smashing every ball over gully for six – a curious approach that resulted in a string of low scores.

Flynn Mooney: joined the team part-way through the season. Flynn only played two or three games, but he was a real asset. He was a tough little batsman and put a high price on his wicket. As a bowler, he put every ball on a good length. He was also a top- notch fielder. He was a real team player.

Liam Newman: put in his first season of cricket. As a bowler, Liam started landing a few toward the end of the season. He picked up a couple of wickets along the way. As a batsman, he stepped away to the leg-side, which gave the bowlers a big target and made it tough for him to score too many runs. As a fielder, Liam put in 100% effort.

Joshua Stewart: had the ability to challenge Siobhan for the batting awards, but early in the season tried smashing every ball to the boundary and kept getting himself out. Josh managed to harness his aggression and really came into his own in the second half of the season. He was also one of our keepers, and did a good job behind the stumps. As a bowler, Josh had the happy knack of keeping batsman quiet, which meant he picked up wickets cheaply.

Bailey Turner: became one of our go-to fast bowlers, especially in the back-half of the season. Opposition batsman nearly always looked uncomfortable against his pace and his left-handed angles. As a batsman, Bailey managed to stay out in the middle for quite a while on one or two occasions, which was precisely what the team needed. In the field, he looked more like a soccer player than a cricketer. I don’t know how his ankles cope.

16A BATTING STATISTICS 17 Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Edward Blake 10 8 0 15 26 3.25 Timothy Brandt 10 10 2 12 51 6.38 Declan Casey 10 8 0 24 74 9.25 Dylan Casey 10 10 2 19 60 7.50 Aaron Hadley 10 11 2 22 34 3.78 Luke Hawksworth 10 11 2 143x 606 67.33 Brayden Holdstock 9 10 2 45 101 12.63 Harrison Karooz-Lipscomb 10 10 1 18 47 5.22 Christopher Krklinski 10 11 1 21x 51 5.10 Jake Pinnock 10 6 2 9x 15 3.75 Harshal Ratnayake 10 9 1 15 19 2.38 Luke Saunders 10 12 2 30x 119 11.90 BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Edward Blake 50 8 8 234 29.25 3 Timothy Brandt 20 2 2 89 44.50 3 Declan Casey 34 10 3 90 30.00 4 Dylan Casey 75 9 7 240 34.29 4 Aaron Hadley 49 2 7 223 31.86 3 Luke Hawksworth 24 2 2 102 51.00 4 Brayden Holdstock 83.3 16 7 213 30.43 4 Harrison Karooz-Lipscomb 36 2 5 142 28.40 5 Christopher Krklinski 42 5 5 154 30.80 5 Jake Pinnock 50.2 5 8 198 24.75 2 Harshal Ratnayake 41 7 3 141 47.00 1 Luke Saunders 76 10 4 234 58.50 3

16 A Team Report The 16A comp is the pinnacle of the SSJCA competition with an array of some outstanding talent spread across each of the teams involved. It’s one of the strongest and most highly competitive district competitions going round with some extremely talented players taking part. Given this, the season ahead would prove to be a tough one and this would only be exacerbated by the fact that just 4 of the boys were having their second year in the 16’s competition the remaining 8 boys coming up from the 14’s. It was always going to be a challenge but we did manage to achieve some significant milestones throughout the year. Of particular note was our bowling performance in Round 2 to dismiss what was arguably the competitions best batting line-up to their season lowest total of just 144 in just a tick over 50 of the maximum 60 overs allowed. It’s fair to say that inconsistency and a lack of discipline in all aspects of the game let us down at crucial times throughout the year which was both a source of frustration and disappointment because we certainly had the talent to be more competitive than our results would suggest. The was no more evident than the fact that 7 out of the 12 players were chosen by the SSJCA to play in either their Shield or President Cup representative teams! Not such a bad thing really! Not batting out the 60 overs and therefore not giving our impressive bowling attack anything to work with was always going to make it hard for the boys. This only adds extra pressure for the boys to bowl and field well. On a bright note, the hard yards covered this season will only serve to benefit the boys when competing in the 16’s again next time and they definitely now know what it takes to be more competitive. To Brayden, Eddie Jake and Chris who are finishing up their IMCC junior cricket careers, we wish you all the very best for whatever lies ahead for you. We hope that you will continue to play this great game and take with you the lessons learnt from the many enjoyable hours spent chasing leather around the park with your mates! You are great ambassadors not only for the club but also for what this game is all about! Many thanks also to the parents who turned up each week to support the boys, with a special mention going to our scoring volunteers who undertook that task with great gusto!. A special mention also to Paul Casey who helped out with square leg umpiring duties and in the process, got absolutely saturated standing out in the rain on one occasion. Duty above and beyond my friend! Last but by no means least, a big thank you to Garry once again for all the effort and time volunteered each week to enable the boys to continue to learn and develop their skills playing this marvellous game! Eddie BLAKE Eddie had an excellent year with the ball in hand with a season high total of 8 wickets @ an average of 29.25. Generating some good pace and movement off the seam, this always kept the batsmen on their toes. He made some very entertaining cameo appearances with the bat lower down the order and you were never left in any doubt as to what his intentions were when he took to the crease. A season high score of 15 being his best return. Tim BRANDT Another great all round effort from Tim again this year despite injury and a limited amount of opportunity with the ball. When he did however, his tight line and length bowling was always difficult for batsmen to get away

18 and averaging a little over 4 an over in a quality competition is something you can hang your hat on Timmy! Took the gloves on the odd occasion during the season and always gave the team 110% effort wether behind the stumps or out in the field.

Declan CASEY (SSJCA Weblin Shield) Injury this year unfortunately plagued Declan and would prove to be the biggest hurdle he had to overcome in enabling him to perform at his best. His early season form however at SSJCA rep trials, in the nets at training and in regular season games, was some of his best and the quickest bowling I have seen in any junior completion. His best bowling performance was coincidently, against the best batting side in the comp where he returned the impressive figures of 8 overs 5 maidens 1/9 from his spell and was unlucky not to pick up a couple of more wickets. I’m sure he will be back bigger and stronger next year! Dylan CASEY (SSJCA U15 Presidents) Dylan continues to go from strength to strength. It’s truly an awesome sight seeing this tall solid left hander steaming in to open the bowling and ripping into the top order bats getting them to duck and weave and play and miss with monotonous regularity! A haul of 7 wickets for the regular season and an 8 wicket return on turf from 6 starts in the rep season at an economy rate of 3.2, is an impressive performance in anyone’s books! Confidence with the bat will give D that little extra edge and will only add to what he brings to any team he plays in! Aaron HADLEY (SSJCA U15 Presidents) Aaron is naturally gifted sportsmen and enjoyed a stand out season in the top grade considering it’s only his second year playing the sport. A deceptively quick change bowler, he snared 7 wickets @ 31.86 in the regular season and had an outstanding return of 6 wickets @ 9.83 with a best performance of 3/5 during the SSJCA rep season. This performance has earmarked Aaron as a cricketer of note and with a little more consistency; he is definitely someone to keep a close eye on in the future. He has exceptional hand eye co-ordination and hits the ball hard when batting but with continued hard work on this area of his game, he will only continue to improve and reap the rewards! Luke HAWKSWORTH (SSJCA Weblin and Bankstown Green Shield) I think if you were to ask Luke he would tell you that he was somewhat disappointed with his first year in the 16’s but I guess that’s what happens when the bar is already set so incredibly high from your previous endeavours. However, with some 606 runs scored at an average of 67.33 with 3 centuries and a high score of 143 not out being the return, I would say that you were being a tad too hard on yourself Lukey! A solid performance behind the stumps as well with 4 catches a couple of stumping’s and a run out to his credit. I know that Luke is working harder than ever on all aspects of his game during this off season which doesn’t bode well for his opponents next year! Brayden HOLDSTOCK (SSJCA U16 Presidents) Playing in his debut season for the Kookaburras after playing the previous years at the Comets. Brayden is a talented individual both on and off the cricket field and he turned out to be an excellent addition to both the team and club. Equally at home with the bat and ball, he had a high score of 45 for the season and snared 7 wickets at 30.43 at a miserly economy rate of just 2.55 runs per over! His fielding was also a highlight of watching him play with some great throwing from the outfield coupled with some excellent catching and ground fielding as well! Another of our representative players he had a great season with the ball there as well with 8 wickets @ 14.75 and a similar economy rate of 2.88. Marvellous stuff Brayden!

Harry KAROOZ-LIPSCOMB (SSJCA U15 Presidents) The smallest player on the team but with a heart as big as a lion, Hazza would head out to open the batting each week against some pretty hostile new ball bowling attacks. His confidence wasn’t dented after taking a nasty blow in the very first game of the season with initial fears that he had broken his wrist! A season high score of 18 and some dogged resistance in the match against Engadine the eventual completion winners, were the highlight of his season. He continues to develop as a wicket keeper with a couple of catches and also as a part time offie chipping in with 5 wickets. Making his representative debut in the Preso’s this year playing on turf for the first time will only serve to improve his performances next season! Chris KRKLINSKI This was Chris’ 9th final season of cricket and he can look back with pride having scored some 615 runs and taken 60 wickets bowling his subtle offies during his time in the junior ranks of the IMCC! A quiet and unassuming player, I’ve particularly enjoyed watching him ply his trade with both the bat and ball during the season. Technic as a batsman has always been one of his strong points and a season high score of a solid 21 was his best return. With limited use of the ball he still managed to finish high up on the order of merit for wickets taken with 5 scalps @ 30.80 and an economy rate of just 3.66. Not too shabby for an off spinner! Jake PINNOCK This was only Jakes second but unfortunately also his last season as a junior with the IMCC having discovered the competitive side of the game somewhat later than normal. A big strong solid lad, he was part of our battery of quick left arm pace bowlers! He generated some exceptional pace and movement off the seam at times from such a short run up and who knows what he could have achieved with a couple more years under his belt. Batting suffice to say wasn’t Jakes strong point but there was no doubting his commitment and entertainment value! When he connected, the ball stayed well and truly hit! Harshal RATANAYAKE A solid all round performance from Harshal again this season with both bat and ball. You could always depend on him to give 110% each game whether it was in the field or with the bat and ball in hand. A great team player and another member of the leftie bowling brigade, he bowled some very tidy spells throughout the season. His effortless run to the crease belied the fact that he could generate some good pace at times and when on song, extracted some great swing as well. An economy rate of 3.43 for the season and a high score of 19 is testament to his all-round value to the team. 19 Luke SAUNDERS (SSJCA Weblin Shield) A senior and integral member of the team with both bat and ball Luke garnered 119 runs for the season with a high score of 30 not out and 4 wickets @ 58.50 with an economy rate of just 3.07 runs per over. Whether taking the new ball or coming on as a change bowler, Luke invariably had the batsmen on the back foot looking bowling with some nice pace and accuracy! Luke could also be relied upon to lead the way in the field showing he had a great pair of hands taking 3 great catches for the season with his ground fielding also being a highlight of his performance. Another to be rewarded for his efforts with a place in the SSJCA Weblin Shield side, Luke is a player of great talent and natural ability and with just a little more application and hard work; he can reach his full potential.

16 C

BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Baden Chant 8 10 0 36 212 21.20 Joshua Fitt 7 7 1 3 5 0.83 James Horn 8 9 1 12 27 3.38 Thomas Jackson 8 9 1 6x 20 2.50 Brayden Jones 8 9 0 28 79 8.78 Terence Lambropoulos 8 9 0 18 51 5.67 Georgia Reid 8 10 2 50x 214 26.75 Curtis Sweet 8 9 2 49 196 28.00 Brendan Thomas 8 5 1 28 37 9.25 Ayden Vangi 8 9 2 6x 20 2.86 Enoch Wakeford 8 9 0 13 57 6.33

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Baden Chant 75 18 16 144 9.00 4 Joshua Fitt 17 0 3 67 22.33 1 James Horn 61.2 10 14 145 10.36 2 Thomas Jackson 17.1 0 4 104 26.00 1 Brayden Jones 49.3 5 16 139 8.69 3 Terence Lambropoulos 45.2 6 10 171 17.10 4 Georgia Reid 3.4 0 3 6 2.00 8 Curtis Sweet 60.4 13 19 174 9.16 3 Brendan Thomas 32 9 3 57 19.00 1 Ayden Vangi 21 1 2 93 46.50 2 Enoch Wakeford 21 1 3 73 24.33 3

16 C Team Report

What an exciting year we had this year. As the team embarked on round 10, we sat on equal first as we had done most of the year. Not bad for a team that had between 7 -10 players available at any one time. Unfortunately, we lost the last game and were relegated to third place on percentages, missing the finals. We had won seven and lost three games throughout the season. It was a delight to be coach of this team. The most pleasing part was that everyone got along with each other, had a laugh and encouraged each other and enjoyed playing cricket. I quickly learnt that these players had the required self-confidence and belief in themselves to win games of cricket and I was there more to help with technical issues in their game and advice. The team was served well by its captain Georgia Reid. Georgia, who was also the team’s wicketkeeper, always set a good attacking field, backed the bowlers and encouraged fielders. When each game started the team would look to Georgia for guidance. Also, there was no sledging on the field by our players even if our players had received it. Every player in the team could put the pressure on the batsman with keen fielding. I thought that the most impressive piece of fielding was Brayden Jones’s slip catching. Not many people can make slips catching look that easy. Our bowling was our strength. We had the best team bowling average in the competition. The team believed every time they went out to bowl that we could bowl the other team out for approximately fifty run or less. We did this no less than four times. Once we bowled a team out for 37. Every person in our team had the ability to bowl and therefore everyone bowled every game. Every person in the team got a wicket including Georgia our wicketkeeper. Our bowling attack consisted of many styles but broadly speaking we had two

20 whippy fast bowlers in Baden Chant and Curtis Sweet. Then we had our tall 6 ft. brigade who hit the deck hard and would get extra bounce - they were James Horn, Terence Lambropoulos, and Brayden Jones. Our leg spinners consisted of Brendan Thomas who could consistently land his leg spinners and had a mean fast ball. Josh Fitt has developed good flight and bounce with his leg spinners. Our medium pacers made key break throughs or kept the runs down. They were Nochi Wakeford, Ayden Vangi and Thomas Jackson (who surprised everyone with two wickets in one over against Bosco). Unfortunately, the one down side this year was our batting. We simply did not score enough runs. Georgia made a well compiled 50 and Curtis 49runs and there were some good cameo innings by others. We seemed to fall victim to the 20/20 batting syndrome where batsman would come out and try to hit every ball to the boundary without taking time to get in and get used to the bowling first. We needed far more patience. There was enough batting talent in the team to stay in longer, use all of the 60 overs and compile bigger scores. Finally, I would like to thank our manager/ scorer/ and the person who put out the boundaries each week – Scott Chant. Scott’s management of the team generally was exceptional. I would like to thank the parents that got involved and helped from time to time and the parents that came down to support their child and the team. I would like to wish the best to Curtis who is going to men’s cricket next year, Georgia who is probably going to concentrate more on women’s grade cricket and Nochi who now lives in the St George area and will be finding a team a closer to home. Hope you all continue to play next year. Nicholas Horn

SENIOR TEAM REPORTS

A 1 BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Matthew Angus 2 2 0 17 21 10.50 Steven Batger 1 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Matthew Christison 11 11 1 60 261 26.10 Benjamin Copp 2 2 1 30 46 46.00 Adam Cornish 4 3 1 1x 2 1.00 Matthew Darby 12 13 0 63 227 17.46 Dylan Dule 8 8 1 43x 122 17.43 Timothy Gosper 9 8 1 14 49 7.00 Yohan Sharma 10 9 2 45 107 15.29 Vaughn Sheffield 12 12 0 59 144 12.00 Ryan Silburn 9 7 0 60 145 20.71 Brent Spanhel 4 4 1 9x 12 4.00 Peter Spanhel 3 2 1 7x 8 8.00 Tim Swyer 12 11 4 21 61 8.71 Adam Thomson 11 12 1 64 195 17.73 Gregory Wissam 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 Bradley Wong 11 11 0 29 114 10.36 Glen Wong 12 11 3 15x 55 6.88

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Matthew Angus 1 0 0 6 0.00 0 Steven Batger 6 1 0 33 0.00 0 Matthew Christison 5 0 1 17 17.00 6 Benjamin Copp 22 3 2 70 35.00 0 Adam Cornish 12 0 1 73 73.00 0 Matthew Darby 83 7 19 301 15.84 5 Dylan Dule 50.1 5 14 212 15.14 4

21 Timothy Gosper 9 0 0 60 0.00 6 Yohan Sharma 78.3 10 23 269 11.70 3 Vaughn Sheffield 85.5 14 12 247 20.58 7 Ryan Silburn 60 9 8 215 26.88 1 Brent Spanhel 32 8 6 67 11.17 0 Peter Spanhel 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Tim Swyer 16.3 1 3 94 31.33 1 Adam Thomson 0 0 0 0 0.00 12 Gregory Wissam 8 0 1 24 24.00 0 Bradley Wong 20 5 0 84 0.00 0 Glen Wong 1 0 0 9 0.00 2

A 1 Team Report No way around it, a disappointing season to run 6th after managing 3rd last season. However still a lot of positives to take from the season, with many of the guys stepping up at different times, often doing jobs they had little experience in. If we can manage to consistently field 11 next season then the experience gained this season could well prove to be invaluable. Plus we need to start consistently scoring more than 100 runs an innings, that might help. Mathew Christison: Struggled a bit for fluency (not alone) but managed to scrape together a couple of decent innings. In perhaps the biggest shock of the season, actually bowled a few overs, and even more surprisingly wasn’t absolutely destroyed. Turns out miracles do happen. Matthew Darby: Bloody Pom! Stepped up with the bat to open up all season, always looking good despite getting a deceptively low return in the stats. Also had anther solid year with the ball, finishing second on the wickets tally and having many important spells, most notably round 2 where he and Sils barely went for a run in the last 10 overs to score a win over Gymea when they had been cruising to victory. Dylan Dule: Once again missed a fair chunk of the season, but still managed a few important innings as well as finishing 3rd in wickets. Hugely important to the make up of the side as was best demonstrated by absences, his aggressive batting was always dangerous. Also very dangerous with the ball, with his leg spin ripping through a couple of teams while his pace bowling was always dangerous but never quite seemed to get the results it deserved. Also closed the season with a typically amazing catch that leaves the batsmen standing there wondering why it wasn’t a boundary. Tim Gosper: Started the season as a fill in, ended up barely missing a game. Typical men’s cricket I suppose. Always great around the group, and a valuable backup keeper. His unorthodox batting technique looked dangerous at times without ever quite coming off, while his standards in the field never slipped, looking devastated at dropped “catches” that everyone else consider to be brilliantly saved boundaries. Yohan Sharma: Always passionate, showed excellent control with his offies to top the wickets this season with 23 at an average of under 12. Didn’t have his best season with the bat, but still contributed at different times, including guiding the team home in round 12 in what was effectively a wooden spoon play off. Vaughn Sheffield: Once again bowled with great control (mostly) but didn’t quite reap the rewards of last season. Also stepped up with the bat to spend most of the season in the top order, stabilising innings where early wickets had fallen (so quite a bit unfortunately). His figures don’t reflect his performances with bat or ball this season, but hopefully that’ll even out next year. Ryan Silburn: Back to at or at least near full pace (when he bothered to be in the country anyway) always had batsmen nervous and keen to be off strike. Often unlucky with edges flying everywhere but to hand. In a big change, became a bit of a lower order hitter with the bat as well, but remained capable of digging us out of trouble as he did with a very important 60 in round 5. Tim Swyer: Definitely suffers from the bowling depth of the team, not getting the turn he probably deserves. Retains his valuable partnership breaker role however, and never lacks for commitment. Also had a memorable season with the bat, most notably hitting a big six to get off the mark at the Ridge in round 8. Hopefully a sign of things to come. Adam Thomson: Our Kiwi friend (unlucky in the final there mate) showed tremendous commitment by returning to the country to play. Had to step up to primary wicket keeper, and handled it with his typical relaxed attitude and high quality. Had an improved season with the bat, chiming in with some important runs when needed. Bradley Wong: Didn’t quite get the return I’m sure he was looking for, but never stopped trying nonetheless. Opened under difficult circumstances, often fighting hard without necessarily getting the rewards he deserved. Also continues to be under bowled (seriously, who captains this side?).

22 Glen Wong: Last played with us in B3’s 4 years ago, so no doubt that coming back into A1’s was a step up. Struggled for fluency a bit, but fought hard many times. Played an important supporting knock with Yoey in round 12 to ensure that we didn’t finish last, which by then was about a good as it got.

A 2 BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Conor Aggett 11 14 0 35 190 13.57 Liam Aggett 2 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Rod Aggett 10 9 2 14 43 6.14 Edward Blake 1 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Riley Buckley 10 9 0 16 45 5.00 Jarrod Coughtrey 8 10 1 22 55 6.11 Jake Cronly 8 10 1 19 48 5.33 Mitchell Cugley 12 13 3 14 61 6.10 Adam Danielson 6 7 0 17 57 8.14 Paul Francis 12 16 0 35 227 14.19 Clayton Gadd 7 10 2 18x 55 6.88 Lincoln Grice 8 7 1 17 39 6.50 Luke Halpin 1 1 1 25x 25 0.00 Curtis Sweet 3 3 0 1 1 0.33 John Voss 3 5 2 4x 7 2.33 Hayden Wallis 8 10 0 62 250 25.00 Rob Wallis 7 7 4 30x 54 18.00 Daniel Watson 4 5 0 16 27 5.40 Tim West 7 9 1 84x 263 32.88 Jacob Williams 4 5 0 11 23 4.60

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Conor Aggett 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 Liam Aggett 9 3 0 27 0.00 0 Rod Aggett 47 1 5 193 38.60 6 Edward Blake 5 2 1 12 12.00 1 Riley Buckley 27.2 3 5 104 20.80 5 Jarrod Coughtrey 46 7 7 222 31.71 1 Jake Cronly 67.3 13 12 241 20.08 0 Mitchell Cugley 69 7 8 297 37.13 2 Adam Danielson 29 6 7 102 14.57 1 Paul Francis 93.2 18 21 281 13.38 4 Clayton Gadd 1 0 0 10 0.00 0 Lincoln Grice 65 5 12 262 21.83 1 Luke Halpin 4 0 0 18 0.00 0 Curtis Sweet 12 0 6 54 9.00 1 John Voss 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Hayden Wallis 0 0 0 0 0.00 2 Rob Wallis 0 0 0 0 0.00 7 Daniel Watson 12 0 2 56 28.00 0 Tim West 16.5 0 2 87 43.50 4 Jacob Williams 16 2 0 65 0.00 0

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23 BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Christopher Bray 12 9 0 61 148 16.44 Kieran Burgess 10 8 2 51x 102 17.00 Blake Cugley 4 3 2 10 12 12.00 Michael Feggans 12 12 0 52 131 10.92 Braiden Gilbert 1 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Greg Granger 13 12 1 79 311 28.27 Warwick Greville 4 3 1 9 15 7.50 Brendan Lang 9 3 1 11 13 6.50 Justin Mealing 7 7 1 57 158 26.33 Daniel Morgan 12 11 1 28x 69 6.90 Josiah Morgan 12 11 2 18 42 4.67 Alexander Seymour 10 9 0 46 154 17.11 Nicholas Sheridan 13 12 1 27 83 7.55 Jasdeep Singh 12 13 2 91x 263 23.91 Ryan Stafford 11 11 2 182 636 70.67 Benjamin Vanmidde 10 8 1 100 209 29.86 Andrew White 4 5 1 36 122 30.50

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Christopher Bray 8 1 2 34 17.00 4 Kieran Burgess 9 1 5 47 9.40 15 Blake Cugley 0 0 0 0 0.00 2 Michael Feggans 122.4 24 29 410 14.14 3 Braiden Gilbert 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Greg Granger 11.4 0 3 82 27.33 4 Warwick Greville 2 0 0 19 0.00 0 Brendan Lang 5 0 1 8 8.00 4 Justin Mealing 3 1 0 17 0.00 4 Daniel Morgan 121.3 19 28 392 14.00 3 Josiah Morgan 88.2 10 11 383 34.82 3 Alexander Seymour 74.2 15 18 233 12.94 3 Nicholas Sheridan 94 19 19 309 16.26 4 Jasdeep Singh 35.4 3 7 136 19.43 0 Ryan Stafford 8 0 2 45 22.50 9 Benjamin Vanmidde 6.4 0 2 23 11.50 3 Andrew White 16 2 6 42 7.00 1

B 3 Team Report

The 2014/15 season has been yet another brilliant and fun one for the IMCC B3 team. After being promoted from B6’s, we finished this season in second position on an incredibly tight competition ladder – the team that finished 5th missed the semi final by a single wicket. This season, our batting has continued to improve, seeing us post our largest team total yet and finish with the grade’s highest team batting aggregate (2604 runs) and average (22.64); and our bowling has been as consistent as ever, taking the highest number of wickets (135 at 16.57) in the grade for the season. Although we lost the semi-final in an absolute heart breaker to eventual premiers, Engadine, it was another season in which we had a stack of fun and played some impressive and competitive cricket.

24 As is becoming the norm for us, we were slow off the mark, losing the first game to eventual premiers, Engadine. However, we were able to turn this around very quickly to put in an impressive performance to beat Loftus, scoring 9/317 off just 41.4 overs, thanks largely to a brutal 161 from Ryan Stafford. We ended up with a 5-1 win-loss record in the two-day games this season, with our most memorable performance with the bat coming in round 3 against Gymea Bay (at Woronora Heights – one of the bigger grounds in the Shire). In that game we batted first and amassed 7/445 from our 60 overs, including a century from Ben Vanmidde and an amazing cameo at the end of the innings from Jasdeep Singh of 91* from half as many deliveries. Our best fielding performance in the two-day games came against Bangor Comets in Round 4 – after setting them 241 to win, Bangor were cruising towards the total, despite a storm interrupting proceedings for about an hour. But the never say die attitude of our team kicked in and we were able to bowl them out for 220, with about 9 deliveries to spare. The one-day games this season threw up some very exciting and close matches; we finished with a 4-2 record. Our best one-day performance with the ball came in round 8 against Engadine; with only 9 men on a smallish field (Sutherland No.2) and storms closing in, we convincingly defended 142, bowling Engadine out for just 56 (and the rain started coming down as we walked off the ground)! The highlight one-day game with the bat came in round 10 against Gymea Bay (again!). Batting first we scored 4/307 from our 40 overs, including another PB for Ryan of 182; the opening partnership with Justin Mealing was worth 247 runs with the first wicket falling in the 35th over! The semi final against Engadine was yet another cracking game of cricket. Played on the same day as the ICC CWC pool match between Australia and New Zealand, this match had a similar grandstand finish. Playing on a very large ground (Heathcote No.1) with long grass, scoring was extremely difficult. Engadine sent us in, bowling us out for 75. While that was obviously lower than we’d hoped, we backed ourselves to defend it. We fought hard in the field, not conceding a single boundary the entire innings, and when Engadine’s 9th wicket fell at 72, the game was on a knife’s edge. Unfortunately for us, on the last ball of the 46th over Engadine scored the winning run, fittingly off a French cut. They went on to be the premiers, convincingly beating Bangor Comets in the final. So after playing two semis and two finals in the last five seasons, we’re yet to break our finals duck – hopefully next season the result will fall our way… Our batting has unquestionably been our strength this season, yet consistency is still something on which we can improve. The main contributions with the bat came from Ryan Stafford (636 runs at 70.67), Greg Granger (311 at 28.27), Jasdeep Singh (263 at 23.91) and Ben Vanmidde (209 at 29.86). Our bowling attack has continued to be consistent all season. Significant contributions came from Michael Feggans (29 wickets at 14.14), Dan Morgan (28 at 14.00), Nic Sheridan (19 at 16.26), Alex Seymour (18 at 12.94) and Joey Morgan (11 at 34.82). While every single player has made important contributions during the season, some of which have been discussed above, the team awards this season go to:  Ryan Stafford – for 636 runs at an average of 70.67, Ryan is the clear winner of both the Batting Aggregate and Batting Average awards. Ryan also took an impressive 9 catches and 1 run out this season, plus two wickets.  Michael Feggans – for 29 wickets at an average of 14.14, Feggs just pipped Dan for the Bowling Aggregate award. As one of our opposition players so eloquently put it, *%#$ you, Feggans…! ;)  Alex Seymour – for 18 wickets at an average of 12.94, Seymour takes out the Bowling Average award.  Kieran Burgess – with 102 runs at an average of 17.00, 5 wickets at 9.40 (including a match- winning spell of 4/40 in round12), 12 keeper catches and 3 fielding catches (including some absolute rippers…and a pirouette!), plus endless enthusiasm and always good for a laugh on and off the field, he is a very deserving joint winner of the Team Player of the Year award.  Jasdeep Singh – scoring 263 runs at an average of 23.91 (including a brilliant 91* in round 3 and his match-winning 40* in round 9), 7 wickets at 19.43 and a run out, Jasdeep was the best all- round performer in our team this season (plus unwittingly conferring on me a new “nickname”), all of which has earned him the joint Team Player of the Year award.

25 A big thanks to the guys that have filled in for us at various times this season – Blake Cugley (2 catches, plus an invaluable innings of 10 runs in round 9 that helped us win a very tight contest) and Andy White (an impressive 5/23 and 22 runs on debut in round 1, plus being really consistent with the bat, scoring 20-30 runs almost every time he batted, including a few little gems of innings that enabled us to win games that were slipping away. Andy finished with 122 runs at 30.50.). Finally, to the regular boys, another massive thanks for all of your contributions and efforts this season. It has been another fantastic season both on and off the field, and you should all be very proud of what we’ve achieved, the way you’ve conducted yourselves and the way in which we have thoroughly enjoyed every moment in each other’s company. As clichéd as it sounds, the loss of Phillip Hughes this summer truly was shocking and heartbreakingly tragic. It has taken a long time to sink in. For the first time since I started playing cricket 22 years ago, I really didn't feel much like playing cricket the weekend after he passed away. But Hughesy's death brought into sharp focus what a privilege it is to be able to play cricket with my mates every Saturday arvo during summer. Boys, it has been an absolute pleasure to play alongside you in the team we've built over the last 5 years, and I'm looking forward to that continuing for as long as possible. In continuing to play next season and beyond, we will continue to honour Phil Hughes' memory, and continue to enjoy each other's mateship.

See you next season boys! Dan(e) Morgan

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BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Jason Brook 8 7 1 30 58 9.67 Craig Cantor 8 9 0 39 105 11.67 Carl Caruana 3 4 0 18 24 6.00 Gary Fattore 2 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Eric Greening 5 5 0 36 75 15.00 Brian Hamilton 4 4 0 4 6 1.50 Andrew Holmewood 7 8 3 24 69 13.80 Brett Holmewood 6 7 1 33 91 15.17 Jason Holmewood 9 11 0 59 277 25.18 Stuart Hyde 7 6 0 27 45 7.50 Christopher Krklinski 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 Zoran Krklinski 10 12 4 36x 136 17.00 Guillermo Lunardi 2 2 0 0x 0 0.00 Darren O`Gradey 7 9 1 19 52 6.50 Steven Stacy 10 12 0 24 132 11.00 Jim Terzis 6 7 1 71x 147 24.50 Jordan Turner 5 5 0 12 21 4.20 Evan Watson 7 8 2 19 45 7.50 Brad Wilburs 6 8 0 24 71 8.88

BOWLING STATISTICS

26 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Jason Brook 69 6 11 343 31.18 1 Craig Cantor 51 6 7 182 26.00 4 Carl Caruana 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Gary Fattore 12 0 3 76 25.33 0 Eric Greening 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Brian Hamilton 2 0 0 36 0.00 0 Andrew Holmewood 0 0 0 0 0.00 6 Brett Holmewood 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 Jason Holmewood 0 0 0 0 0.00 5 Stuart Hyde 4 0 1 28 28.00 1 Christopher Krklinski 5 0 3 31 10.33 0 Zoran Krklinski 105.1 17 24 394 16.42 1 Guillermo Lunardi 2 0 0 19 0.00 0 Darren O`Gradey 17 1 3 88 29.33 5 Steven Stacy 30 5 3 135 45.00 2 Jim Terzis 17 0 4 97 24.25 2 Jordan Turner 28.5 6 7 140 20.00 1 Evan Watson 4 1 3 19 6.33 3 Brad Wilburs 39 3 5 141 28.20 2

B 4 Team Report The makeup of the team changed a bit this year, gone were most of the juniors and to replace them we welcomed a few old heads into the team, the average age of the team had just sky rocketed. The 2014/15 season started well with a good turnout to some preseason training. Many of the guys that hadn’t played for a few years were probably wondering just what they had got themselves into at this time. The season started well, no injuries, and some standout bowling displays by Zoran, a 7/60 and 5/71, and Jordan 5/48. Its always a pleasure to be on the field watching a bowler that has it all over the opposition batsmen, even better when the bowler is on your side. These bowling performances were supported by equal spells, yet often not as well rewarded, by Jason Brook, Brad, Craig and Steve. Jason Holmewood, was the rock of the batting order, constantly scoring runs under any circumstance. Jim also put in an amazing display on 71 no to top the batting scores late in the season. Zoran and Eric also displayed amazing patience and determination when sent in at the top of the order. During the season there were some terrific batting displays and some amazing bowling spells, unfortunately these never coincided in the same innings, and we always seemed to fall short of the finish line. It was good to see the new members of the team being able to contribute and enjoy themselves, no matter what the result, thanks to Brad, Grades, Gilly, Eric, Carl and Jim. As with all teams with an average age over 40, there were a few injuries during the year, Brad (ankle), Carl (achilles), Eric (back) but this is a considerable improvement over last season, maybe the preseason practice did help. This years STI award goes to Eric who strained his back while batting, and later passing out on the physio table. The true hero of the moment thought was the team captain Steve, who ran onto the field to administer some well-deserved treatment. From this experience Steve will never again answer the call of “does any one have some deep heat”. It was a season well enjoyed, not only for the on field play, but the off field entertainment. I look forward to a repeat performance next season.

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BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Thomas Blakeley 2 1 0 4 4 4.00 Harrison Burrows 3 3 2 66x 113 113.00 Baden Chant 9 8 1 31x 107 15.29 Brent Davies 10 7 1 56x 140 23.33 Mitchell Dayhew 10 11 1 49 233 23.30 Jordan Fisher 8 5 0 29 38 7.60 Daniel Foster 11 12 4 196x 785 98.13 Shane Harding 10 8 2 16x 48 8.00 James Horn 6 2 0 18 21 10.50 Khayam Jeffrey 4 3 2 32x 62 62.00 Nicholas Parslow 2 2 2 0x 0 0.00 Tory Silburn 1 1 0 20 20 20.00 Thomas Stanton 6 6 0 41 62 10.33 James Stephanou 9 5 3 11x 20 10.00 Duncan Tee 2 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Allan Thomas 6 3 0 40 41 13.67 Jarrod Twomey 9 11 0 162 428 38.91 Benjamin Weldon 7 7 2 59x 210 42.00

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Thomas Blakeley 6 0 2 36 18.00 0 Harrison Burrows 14 0 1 113 113.00 2 Baden Chant 51.1 7 13 238 18.31 4 Brent Davies 5.4 0 0 66 0.00 8 Mitchell Dayhew 77.1 5 25 376 15.04 0 Jordan Fisher 4.2 0 0 43 0.00 2 Daniel Foster 5 0 0 10 0.00 8 Shane Harding 52 4 13 279 21.46 1 James Horn 17 1 4 102 25.50 0 Khayam Jeffrey 15 1 1 110 110.00 0 Nicholas Parslow 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 Tory Silburn 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Thomas Stanton 3 0 1 8 8.00 1 James Stephanou 74.5 7 18 355 19.72 5 Duncan Tee 0 0 0 0 0.00 5 Allan Thomas 50.5 4 11 214 19.45 0 Jarrod Twomey 3 0 0 41 0.00 5 Benjamin Weldon 49.5 6 11 235 21.36 3

B 5-1 Team Report Season 2014/15 for the B5/1s was an interesting season, finishing the season in 5th place and only narrowly missing the finals. A wise former team mate said you can measure the quality of the cricket season you have had by the number of 160+ scores an individual batsman has managed against you! Caringbah and St Pats must of had great seasons as Daniel Foster managed to score 187 and 196 not out against those sides, along with Jarrod Twomey's 162 also against Caringbah. Daniel Foster hit a third century for the season against Como with 100 not out. There were other batsman who posted scores of 50+, Harry Burrows (66 not out), Brent Davies (52 and 56 not out), Ben Weldon (59 not out and 52) as well as Daniel Foster hitting two more 50+ scores and Jarrod Twomey hitting three scores of 53 (once he gets past that 53 he makes it a big score). Our leading 28 run scorer was Daniel Foster with an incredible 785 runs at an average of 98.13. Jarrod Twomey finished with 428 runs, Mitchell Dayhew 233 runs and Ben Weldon 210 runs, as the major run scorers. Other great batting achievements in 2014/15 were the Fish hitting his highest ever score of 29, Special K playing two brutal innings hitting 47 runs off 20 odd balls to finish off two innings in two weeks. Mitchell Dayhew and Jimmy Stephanou stepped up to spearhead our bowling, well supported by Allan Thomas, Baden Chant and Shane Harding. Mitchell topped our wickets with 25 at an average of 15. Jimmy (18), Baden and Shane (13 each), Allan and Ben (11 each) were our top wicket takers for the season. Allan taking 7 wickets in an innings in round one, bowling us to victory, was a massive highlight, bookended by Ben Weldon bowling 32 overs over two innings in the final round to almost get us an outright victory and a finals appearance. Over the season there were many funny moments and comments! Jarrod found true love, in a Como opening bowler, Jagdale. An inspiring opening spell in which no fewer than three balls landed on the pitch, each of which was followed by a high pitched squeal of excitement/appeal that resulted in something that can only be compared to Shane Warne's ball of the century. A ball that managed to go higher than it did further, and Coldplay having time to play thirty shots to the one ball, but instead offering a chance to the point fieldsman, luckily for him he wasn't caught and went on to make a well deserved 49! Nice bucket hat, does it come in mens? Thank you to those we play against who wear dodgy and very crappy hats! An appropriately named facebook chat group followed in which Daniel Foster took advantage of any net bowler that was available! Special thanks must go to Baden Chant and James Horn from our 16C team, who filled in throughout the season and performed amazingly well. Baden scoring 107 runs @ 15 and 13 wickets @ 18 with 4 catches. James scored 21 runs @ 10.5 and took 4 wickets @ 25.5. Both contributing well during the season and proving to themselves they have what it takes to play seniors cricket. The opportunities they took with us also saw them perform well for their junior side. A special mention goes out to Jordan Fisher, taking out the team player award due to his positive attitude and never say die attitude in the field. Without fail Jordan would turn up each week and would do everything asked of him with a smile and a willingness to learn to improve his cricketing skills. 2014/15 can be looked back upon as a success. If we keep a similar team together for next season, we could take out the competition in 2015/16. A wonderful season. Ben Weldon B5/1 Captain

B5-2 BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Joel Baurycza 3 3 1 6x 12 6.00 Daniel Besz 9 9 1 37 80 10.00 Harry Bloyce 12 11 0 44 169 15.36 Mitchell Currie 8 9 0 86 222 24.67 Jaymes Holden 6 7 1 59x 180 30.00 James Kerr 10 12 2 25 103 10.30 Peter Lambropoulos 9 11 0 46 177 16.09 Terence Lambropoulos 4 5 2 3x 3 1.00 Jon Maratheftis 11 14 2 53 193 16.08 Lou Maratheftis 1 2 0 14 14 7.00 Timothy Mattison 10 10 2 96 308 38.50 Jacob Miller 11 13 3 49 249 24.90 Karlton Pollard 9 9 1 20 65 8.13 Jarrod Salmon 6 7 2 11 31 6.20 Kurt Savage 11 13 0 23 105 8.08 Benjamin Towell 11 11 0 78 130 11.82

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Joel Baurycza 1 1 0 0 0.00 2 Daniel Besz 3 0 2 27 13.50 2 Harry Bloyce 74 7 11 341 31.00 4 Mitchell Currie 7 0 1 41 41.00 12 Jaymes Holden 52 9 12 264 22.00 3 James Kerr 2 0 1 19 19.00 13 Peter Lambropoulos 10 1 1 68 68.00 1 Terence Lambropoulos 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 Jon Maratheftis 20 0 2 180 90.00 3 Lou Maratheftis 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Timothy Mattison 82.5 7 17 399 23.47 5 29 Jacob Miller 35 1 7 256 36.57 14 Karlton Pollard 42.5 4 9 209 23.22 1 Jarrod Salmon 11.4 1 5 74 14.80 1 Kurt Savage 30 1 7 209 29.86 3 Benjamin Towell 117.2 19 36 376 10.44 0

B 5-2 Team Report The 2014/15 season was a tumultuous journey for the B5-2’s (henceforth referred to as “The Bomber’s”) who endured the unlikely circumstance of a grade reshuffle, a purple patch of good form at the start of the season and a horrific form collapse in the last quarter of the season to complete the year in fourth position on the table. Starting the season in B6’s with one outright and one win, the (yet to be named) Bomber’s were moved up to the B5’s where the good form continued until Christmas. Things then took a turn for the worst, with The Bombers completing a spectacular nosedive to find themselves outside finals contention. However, through the ups and downs, the 2014/15 season turned out to be one of the most enjoyable from a personal perspective, with the good times often transferring themselves from classic on-field antics to spectacular off-field shenanigans. With the bat the standouts for the season were Tim Mattison, Jacob Miller and Mitchell Currie, who all passed 200 runs for the year (with Tim cracking 300). Credit also goes to Harry Bloyce, Jaymie Holden, James Kerr, Peter Lambropoulos, Jon Maratheftis, Kurt “The Rainbro” Savage and Ben Towell for all cracking 100 runs for the season. Congratulations go out to Terence Lambropoulos and Joel Baurycza who scored their first runs in senior cricket. Condolences go out to Tim Mattison and Jacob Miller, who both fell agonisingly short of milestones this year (Tim on 96 and Jacob on 49); better luck next time boys! The highlight innings of the season definitely goes to Ben Towell for his blistering 78 in 10 over’s in the second innings in round one, which guided us to an outright win chasing 93 in less than one hour. Great knock, mate! With the ball a new king was crowned, with Ben Towell showing why he is the most useful thing in the universe, collecting a club-high 36 wickets (10 clear of the nearest competitor) for the season at an alright average of 10.44. Two of his most memorable spells were the 8-58 off 15.2 overs against St Pat’s 2 in round thirteen; and 4-4 off 1.3 overs in the second innings against Carringbah Inn in round three to secure The Bombers their second outright of the year. Amazingly, some of our other bowlers also got wickets, with Harry Bloyce, Jaymie Holden, Tim Mattison, Jacob Miller, Karlton Pollard and Kurt “The Rainbro” Savage the regular contributors. The pie-throwers also had their moments, with Daniel Besz and James Kerr doing their bit against Gymea in round four. However, Jarrod Salmon’s masterclass in pie throwing in round five against Illawong B5-1’s was by far the seasons best serving of fruit loops. After being carted for 14 off his first over, a brave captain persevered with the Fish, who went on to take a match winning 3-8 off the next three overs, including two wickets in two balls; one of which dismissing the dangerous Daniel Foster for his first below-50 dismissal of the season. Top spell, Fish! Condolences should also go out to Joel Baurycza, who in his first ever over in cricket delivered a maiden, only for the captain (probably jealous of the fact that it took him six seasons to bowl his first maiden) to drag him from the attack the very next over and never bowl him again. Sorry mate! In the field, The Bombers could only be described by a word which starts with “S”, rhymes with “Hithouse” and is colloquially used as a synonym for the phrase “not very good”. Many a catch was put down this year, frustrating our bowlers no end. Clanger of the year must go to the captain, who dropped the easiest ever short leg catch in round five against Illawong B5- 1’s off the bowling of Jaymie Holden, giving future Bomber all-rounder Mitchell Dayhew a lifeline and a good chuckle. Jacob Miller was the odd one out in the field for The Bombers this season, taking the majority of catches that came his way to win fielder of the year for Illawong with 14 catches (6 clear of the nearest competitor). James Kerr also managed to retain his Illawong keeper of the year title with 17 dismissals (2 clear of the nearest competitor). This feat means that he is the first person in Illawong history to claim both the club’s “keeper of the year” title and the team’s “worst keeper of the year” title in the same year. It is unlikely that this feat will be achieved by any other future cricketer. While the on-field antics could well be described as bipolar, off the field The Bombers grew closer than ever. Optional net sessions were often well attended, especially by the bowlers who were all eager to exploit the notorious “Casurina Crack”. In this regard, special mention should go out to Harry Bloyce, whose unwavering commitment to the “Casurina Crack” often left him a bit dusty on game days. While we desperately required fielding practice at these net sessions, our first attempt at such training left Joel Baurycza hospitalised with a badly dislocated finger. It was then rightfully adjudicated that fielding practice was “a bad idea” and it never happened again. A new feature of the season for The Bombers this year was the introduction of mandatory training sessions, which saw just as much good and poor form as what occurred on the field. Daniel Besz, Jacob Miller and Karlton Pollard in particular put in some stellar training performances throughout the season, cementing their place in Bomber folklore. Jacob Miller’s own personal training regime regularly left his teammates in awe, with his training sessions often seamlessly blending into game-day commitments at both ends of the match. All in all, while this season may not have ended well on the field for The Bombers, it was a thoroughly enjoyable year and it is hoped that you all return again for another season next year. Special thanks goes to the part time Bombers – Joel Baurycza, Mitchell Currie, Jaymie Holden, Terence Lambropoulos and Lou Maratheftis – for filling in when the troops were low. Hopefully The Bombers will return bigger and better next year and claim that first ever-elusive flag! Jon Maratheftis.

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BATTING STATISTICS Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Joshua Barber 7 7 0 22 60 8.57 Matthew Cartwright 7 5 1 2 3 0.75 Keefe Cheung 12 13 2 40x 184 16.73 Lachlan Farrell 9 8 1 50 132 18.86 Rick Farrell 7 6 1 9x 23 4.60 James Feggans 9 9 1 34x 79 9.88 Robert Feggans 7 6 4 7x 26 13.00 Lachlan Fenger 5 5 1 14x 30 7.50 Andrew Grose 10 10 1 24 56 6.22 John Ishak 9 10 1 33 118 13.11 Michael Ishak 7 7 0 82 161 23.00 William Liston 2 2 0 2 2 1.00 Graeme Lundie 6 5 1 2 3 0.75 Thomas Lundie 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 James Nielsen 11 10 0 11 41 4.10 Peter Nielsen 8 7 0 36 94 13.43 Adrian Scott 10 9 1 22 34 4.25

BOWLING STATISTICS Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Joshua Barber 39.4 5 11 121 11.00 1 Matthew Cartwright 24.4 1 10 111 11.10 1 Keefe Cheung 15 2 3 72 24.00 5 Lachlan Farrell 16 0 1 129 129.00 2 Rick Farrell 4 0 0 19 0.00 7 James Feggans 38.2 3 11 164 14.91 1 Robert Feggans 5 0 1 57 57.00 1 Lachlan Fenger 5 0 1 22 22.00 0 Andrew Grose 83 10 26 250 9.62 4 John Ishak 48.2 5 15 142 9.47 1 Michael Ishak 60 14 9 160 17.78 3 William Liston 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 Graeme Lundie 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Thomas Lundie 9 0 1 28 28.00 0 James Nielsen 15 1 2 116 58.00 3 Peter Nielsen 1 1 0 0 0.00 2 Adrian Scott 23 1 4 133 33.25 6

B 7 Team Report A season of great highs and pretty ordinary lows. We were the only team in our grade to win TWO games outright ! Ok, the first one WAS against six players BUT we did win outright in the first week of a 2 day game. And the second was a stunning performance with both bat and ball. In between we struggled with limited numbers during the HSC and ‘schoolies’ trips ; but mostly we just struggled to score enough runs to match our excellent bowling and fielding. While we never lost outright, and had a better average for wicket taking than the top two teams , we were about 500 to 600 runs short of their totals for the season. So finishing sixth was understandable. We were, however, psychologically disorientated by the forced regrading from C1 s (where we belonged) to B7s (where we never planned to be). All excuses aside, we had an enjoyable season with the usual mix of laughs, banter, sledging, etc etc.

31 Josh Barber, Matt Cartwright and Lachlan Fanger were welcome additions to the team this season – Josh with 11 wickets, Matt with 10, and Lachlan some valuable runs in the tail including a valuable 14 n.o. The young ‘old guard’ from last season again formed the backbone of the team stats : Andy Grose with 26 wickets at less than 10 runs had some fiery spells (and some fiery spells of the mouth !) ; James Neilsen had some great moments in the field and some near decapitations of batsmen( and keeper); Keefe Cheung starred as opening bat and took some amazing catches and a few wickets; Jamie Feggans was handy with 11 wickets and a 34no where no-one would stay with him so he could get a 50 (or so he complained); Michael Ishak was tight with his bowling and great with the bat, with an 82 that deserved a ton; Adrian Scott was his usual bewildering bowling self with right angle turn (a pity he doesn’t know which direction), mixed with some batting staying power at the tail; Lachlan Farrell always threatened a runout in the field and contributed well with the bat including a thrilling 50; while Will Liston and Tom Lundie made only fleeting, but always much appreciated, appearances this season. So it was left to the old ‘old guard’ to add the finesse to the boldness of youth: John Ishak with 15 wickets at the most measly average plus some excellent opening partnerships ; Rick Farrell as the Mark Bosnich behind the stumps flinging himself at some of the young blokes’ rubbish; Peter Neilsen solid as always with the bat, a safe pair of hands,(when not splitting one open) and entertaining all those behind the stumps; Graeme Lundie stepping admirably into the keeper’s role and saving byes from balls that started outside leg and just kept going that way; and Rob Feggans with the happy knack of remaining not out as number 11 and beating a lot of the young’uns’ averages with very few runs. Another very memorable season – what else would you want to be doing on a hot Saturday arvo ? Hopefully, we can get the group back together with a few former colleagues for a tilt at the premiership next season; or at least for some laughs and good times again.

ILLAWONG CRICKET CLUB HONOUR ROLL JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR SENIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR Season Name Team Season Name Team 1979/80 Peter King - 1979/80 Claude Mann - 1980/81 Trent Harvey - 1980/81 Pat Crawford - 1981/82 Darell Mann - 1981/82 Frank Inglese - 1982/83 Darell Mann - 1982/83 Ken Jones - 1983/84 Trent Harvey - 1983/84 Dennis - Sherrington 1984/85 Jason Gillespie - 1984/85 Harry Solomon - 1985/86 Kurt Landers - 1985/86 Tony Maber - 1986/87 Kurt Landers - 1986/87 Tony Maber - 1987/88 James Holley - 1987/88 Trevor Lyons - 1988/89 Spiro Stamatatos 16B 1988/89 Paul Turner - 1989/90 Ben Kennis 12A 1989/90 Rohan George 4th Grade 1990/91 Dean Heslehurst 16B 1990/91 Jason Findlay 4th Grade 1991/92 Benn Ronald 12A 1991/92 Peter Young C3 1992/93 Scott McGeachie 12A 1992/93 Todd Dalton B3 1993/94 Ben Kennis 16A 1993/94 Steve Jones B6 1994/95 Scott McGeachie 14A 1994/95 Brett Swaine B6 1995/96 Benn Ronald 16A 1995/96 Steve Jones B5 1996/97 Michael Elliott 12A 1996/97 Scott B2 McGeachie 1997/98 Justin Drinkwater 16A 1997/98 Troy Dalton A3 1998/99 Steven Smith 10A 1998/99 Cameron Hoban C3 1999/00 Mitchell Krywulycz 12A 1999/00 Spiro A2 Stamatatos 2000/01 Michael Elliott 16A 2000/01 Aaron Myers A2

32 2001/02 Matthew Smith 16A 2001/02 Ross Montague B6 2002/03 Steven Smith 14A 2002/03 Jeff Hopson B3 2003/04 Joshua Hudson 14A 2003/04 Scott A2 McGeachie 2004/05 Joshua Hudson 16A 2004/05 Jeff Hopson A2 2005/06 Joshua Hudson 16A 2005/06 Jason McLean A2 2006/07 Michael Sharkey 16A 2006/07 Matthew Smith B2 2007/08 Brandon McLean 16A 2007/08 Brett Sweetnam A2(2) 2008/09 Adam Whatley 16A 2008/09 Jason McLean A2 2009/10 Jamie Brown 16A 2009/10 Ryan Silburn B4 2010/11 Jamie Brown 16A 2010/11 Ryan Silburn B3 2011/12 Oliver Selby 16A 2011/12 Matthew Angus B4 2012/13 James Hawksworth 16A 2012/13 Matthew Lines B7 2013/14 14A 2013/14 Luke Hawksworth B4 Luke Hawksworth

2014/15 Luke Hawksworth 16A 2014/15 Daniel Foster B5-1

JUNIOR WICKET-KEEPER OF THE YEAR JUNIOR MOST CATCHES (FIELDING) 1991/92 Murray Heslehurst 12A 1991/92 - 1992/93 Damon Emanuel B3 1992/93 Ryan Tory 12C 1993/94 Iain Small 10A 1993/94 James Miller 12C 1994/95 Ben Percey 14A 1994/95 Marc Eggins 12D 1995/96 Ryan Mignacca / 12C / 1995/96 Ryan King 12C Brad Booth 16C 1996/97 Ben Percey B5-2 1996/97 Lee Hudswell 12A 1997/98 James Wall 12A 1997/98 Adam Santarossa 12F2 1998/99 Nicholas James 12C1 1998/99 Kearon Ogilvie 12B1 1999/00 Aidan Terone 14B 1999/00 Peter Sidwell 12B 2000/01 Nicholas James 14A 2000/01 Matthew Smith / 16A / Eric Schnyder 10A1 2001/02 Aidan Terone 16A 2001/02 Evan Martin 14B 2002/03 Anthony Wall 14B 2002/03 Mark Salzmann / 10A / Chris Beckman 14B 2003/04 Matthew Morgan 14A 2003/04 Rohan Goradia 12C 2004/05 Daniel Harris 16A 2004/05 Jesse Shewan 14D 2005/06 Matthew Fairburn 16B 2005/6 Dylan Nash 14A 2006/07 Jarryd Biviano 12A 2006/07 Kurtis Manwarring / 16B / Brent Spanhel / 16B / Brandon McLean / 14A / Michael Feggans / 14C / Jamie Brown / 12A / Harry Bloyce 12D 2007/08 Joshua Hallinan 14D 2007/08 Joshua Fembock 12F 2008/09 Jarryd Biviano 14A 2008/09 Jon Maratheftis 16B 2009/10 Hayden Wallis 14C 2009/10 Daniel Polson 16D 2010/11 Jarryd Biviano 16A 2010/11 Jake Cronly 16D 2011/12 Hayden Wallis 16B(Wh) 2011/12 Zachary Wade 12D 2012/13 Hayden Wallis 16A 2012/13 Michael Ishak 16D 2013/14 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 Melody Nelson 12E 2014/15 Jared Sparke 14B 2014/15 Zachary Lim 14C

SENIOR WICKET-KEEPER OF THE YEAR SENIOR MOST CATCHES (FIELDING) 2009/10 James Kerr B9 2009/10 Jon Maratheftis B9 2010/11 Ben Weldon B3 2010/11 Jaymie Holden C2 2011/12 Matthew Angus B4 2011/12 Christopher Bray / B6/B7 Kieran Tyson 33 2012/13 James Kerr B6 2012/13 Brendan Lang B4 2013/14 James Kerr B6(2) 2013/14 Benjamin Weldon B6(2) 2014/15 James Kerr B5-2 2014/15 Jacob Miller B5-2

I.M.C.C. RECORDS Highest Team Score 7/445 B3 2014/15 Highest Individual Score M. McAvoy 197 C1 2013/14 Most Wickets in Innings (Jnr) C. Paddy 9/16 10A 1982/83 Most Wickets in Innings (Snr) N. Mills 9/21 B3 1992/93 Best Batting Average B. Jones 249 12E 1993/94 Best Batting Aggregate L. Hawksworth 910 14A 2013/14 Best Bowling Average B. Copp 1.44 10E2 1997/98 Best Bowling Aggregate D. Carson 58 6th 1985/86 Grade Most W/Keeping Dismissals C. Mann 31 C1 1979/80 Most Catches (Fieldsman) K. Ogilvie 17 12B1 1998/99 Highest Partnership C.Hoban & 288 C3 1998/99 S. Howard

PREMIERSHIP TEAMS 1978/79 - 1979/80 12C 1980/81 14C 1981/82 - 1982/83 2ndGr 1983/84 10D 12D 1984/85 - 1985/86 10A 16A 3rdGr 6thGr 1986/87 - 1987/88 - 1988/89 10D3 14B 1989/90 10A 1990/91 12C 12E 14D 1991/92 12A 12D 1 1992/93 C3 1993/94 - 1994/95 - 1995/96 - 1996/97 10A 10D 12B 12C 12D B2 1 1 1997/98 10A 10E1 12E2 16C A3 1998/99 10A 10B 10D 12A 12C 12E2 14C 1 1999/00 10E 12A 12F 12G 14B 14C 14B B9 C3 1 2000/01 12A 16D B5 1 2001/02 16B 2002/03 14A 12B B3 B7 2003/04 14A 12C 10A B8-1 2004/05 16A 12A 10A 2005/06 16A 16B 14B 12B 12C 2006/07 12A 12D B1 B5 2007/08 12B1 14D 16A B7 2008/09 12C 14A 14B B4 B8 34 2009/10 16A 2010/11 16A 16D 12D B3 W B4 2011/12 16B 12D W 2012/13 16D B7 2013-14 - 2014/15 10C 14B

LIFE MEMBERS

Russell Bowker David Carson Claude Mann Bob Richardson Barry Whitlock Vicki Routh Brian Williamson Harry Solomon Trevor Allen Kerry Myers Paul Baldwin Troy Dalton Rod Aggett Rod Whatley Alan Vaughan

Platinum Kookaburras (Club Members with 20 or more seasons) Name Years Nigel MILLS 23 Troy DALTON 22 Grant MILMLOW 20 Spiro STAMATATOS 20 Rod WHATLEY 20

in2Cricket CO-ORDINATORS

Season Name Season Name 1995/96 Trevor Allen & Kevin Everson 2005/06 Natalie Miller 1996/97 Vin Sharkey 2006/07 Natalie Miller 1997/98 Kerry Myers 2007/08 Natalie Miller 1998/99 Kerry Myers 2008/09 Natalie Miller

35 1999/00 Kerry Myers 2009/10 Natalie Miller 2000/01 Kerry Myers 2010/11 Gary Fattore 2001/02 Kerry Myers 2011/12 Gary Hawksworth 2002/03 Kerry Myers 2012/13 Gary Hawksworth 2003/04 Kerry Myers 2013/14 Gary Hawksworth 2004/05 Kerry Myers 2014/15 Gary Hawksworth

DOUBLE HAT-TRICKS Name Team Season S. Gascoigne 4th Grade 1984/85 D Alessio 16D 1997/98 Brett Robinson B9 2010/11 Michael Feggans B6 2011/12

HAT-TRICKS

Season Name Team Season Name Team 1978/79 P King 10D 1978/79 A. Smith 12D 1979/80 D. Berry 12C 1979/90 B. Millar C1 1981/82 D. Mann 12A 1982/83 D. Mann 14A 1983/84 C. Rizzo 7th Grade 1983/84 K. Jones 1st Grade 1984/85 C. Cox 10D 1984/85 M. Bool 12E 1984/85 D. Fraser 14E 1985/86 D. Snape 14B 1986/87 W. Healey 2nd Grade 1986/87 D. Carson 5th Grade 1987/88 D. Dumalovski 14E 1990/91 P. MacArthur 14D 1990/91 B. Waygood 10C 1991/92 M. Stiles 12D1 1993/94 C. Bowman 14C 1993/94 D. Myers 12B 1993/94 A. Ajiz 10A 1993/94 J. Wall 8A 1995/96 C Brooks 14D 1995/96 L. Rogers 12D 1995/96 M. Gordon 12D 1996/97 A.Myers 16A 1996/97 J. Hopson 14B 1996/97 M Elliot 12A 1996/97 M. Krywulycz 10A 1998/99 D. Jeffrey 16C 1998/99 S. Herman 14C 1999/00 Aaron Balmforth 14B 1999/00 Craig Manwa 14D2 1999/00 Thomas Copp 12C1 2000/01 Paul Craft 16D1 2000/01 Joel Maamary 14B 2000/01 Kieran Walsh 10A 2000/01 R Whatley B6 2001/02 Jared Wilson 16B 2001/02 Luke Gaggin C1 2002/03 Matt Goss B8 2002/03 Neil Sheldon B8 2003/04 Peter Alevizos 16A 2003/04 Mark Verzi B8-1 2005/06 Liam Ramsay 12A 2005/06 Michael Reardon 14C 2005/06 Duncan Tee 14C 2005/06 Jacob Williams 10D 2006/07 Nathan Ellis 12A 2006/07 Adam Whatley 14A 2006/07 Gregory Moses 16B 2006/07 Adam Whatley 14A 2006/07 Mark Gould B9 2006/07 Matthew Todd B1 2006/07 Michael Polyblank B1 2006/07 Craig Redfearn A2 2007/08 Tory Silburn 16C 2007/08 Daniel Besz 12F 2007/08 Adam Borwick 8B1 2008/09 Ethan Bablis 8B 2008/09 Joey Morgan 16D 2009/10 Ryan Silburn B4 2009/10 Rhys Davis B6 2009/10 Vaughn Sheffield B4 2010/11 Vaughn Sheffield B3 2010/11 Paul Francis C2 2010/11 Quintin Dwyer 14B 2011/12 Bailey Turner 10C 2011/12 James Hawksworth 16A 2011/12 Tim Mattison C1 2012/13 Eden Winney 8B 2012/13 Ben Vanmidde B4 2013/14 Isabella French 12E 2014/15 Damon Holmewood 10C

36 CENTURIES (in date order)

CENTURIES (in date order) RUNS NAME TEAM YEAR RUNS NAME TEAM YEAR RUNS NAME TEAM YEAR 101 no D. Riley 12D 1978/79 102 no R. Richardson C1 1979/80 101 no G. Gray 12C 1979/80 101 no W. Headley A2 1979/80 167 D. Riley 14C 1980/81 130 D. Riley 14C 1980/81 122 B. Richardson C1 1980/81 113 T. Hubbard 10D 1980/81 101 no S. Gascoigne C1 1980/81 111 D. Pain 3rd Gr 1981/82 134 T. Harvey 14A 1982/83 130 G. Everson 7th Gr 1982/83 127 no T. Harvey 14A 1982/83 122 no C. Paddy 10A 1982/83 101 no D. Mann 14A 1982/83 100 no D. Pain 2nd 1982/83 100 no M. McMahon 2nd 1982/83 138 S. Tappin 12B 1983/84 Gr Gr 120 no T. Harvey 16A 1983/84 108 no R. Bowker 6th Gr 1983/84 104 P. Buffoni 14B 1983/84 144 no K. Walters 1st Gr 1984/85 121 H. Solomon 1st Gr 1984/85 109 F. Inglese 4th Gr 1984/85 109 H. Solomon 1st Gr 1984/85 107 S. Simpson 10D 1984/85 106 S. Best 12B 1984/85 104 no H. Solomon 1st Gr 1984/85 104 D. Snape 12B 1984/85 108 no F. Natoli 6th Gr 1985/86 100 no J. D'Imperio 6th Gr 1985/86 151 J. D'Imperio 4th Gr 1986/87 182 J. Holley 14A 1987/88 136 no J. Holley 14A 1987/88 119 no J. Holley 14A 1987/88 113 M. Cheal 5th Gr 1987/88 100 no D. Snape 16A 1988/89 122 no B. Kennis 12A 1989/90 112 T. Hale 16B 1989/90 104 R. George 4th Gr 1989/90 138 no B. Kennis 14B 1990/91 130 D. Heslehurst 16B 1990/91 109 no D. Heslehurst 16B 1990/91 101 no T. Hale 16B 1990/91 148 no B. Ronald 12A 1991/92 111 no A. Myers 12B 1991/92 109 T. Hale B4 1991/92 148 B. Ronald 14A 1992/93 119 T. Dalton B3 1992/93 114 no N. Swain 14B1 1992/93 133 S. McGeachie 14A 1993/94 110 N. Ross 14A 1993/94 107 B. Jones 12E 1993/94 104 B. Ronald 14A 1993/94 103 no S. Cooper 1993/94 101 no D. Marsh 14D 1993/94 101 B. Kennis 16A 1993/94 157 A. Briggs B6 1994/95 154 R. George B7 1994/95 125 L. Eastaway C2 1994/95 108 no S. Cooper 10A 1994/95 107 K. Jamieson B6 1994/95 105 K. Jamieson B4 1994/95 104 B. Swaine B6 1994/95 102 R. George B4 1994/95 101 no C. Simons 12B1 1994/95 100 J. Drinkwater 12A 1994/95 100 P. Ellis B2 1994/95 143 B. Ronald 16A 1995/96 136 no S. Jones B5 1995/96 131 P. Evans B5 1995/96 121 S. Stamatatos B5 1995/96 104 D. Jordan C2 1995/96 102 no T. Dalton B3 1995/96 102 no B. Ronald B5 1995/96 100 no P. Ellis B3 1995/96 100 no C. Kennis 16C 1995/96 100 no D. Archer 10D1 1995/96 137 C. Montague 16C 1996/97 127 no J. Davis 10A 1996/97 127 M. Fuller 12B 1996/97 115 M. Elliott 12A 1996/97 107 B. Richards 16D 1996/97 104 J. Drinkwater 14A 1996/97 102 M. Elliott 12A 1996/97 101 no J. Drinkwater 14A 1996/97 101 no A. Myers 16A 1996/97 159 B. Booth B7 1997/98 150 ret M. Krywulycz 10A 1997/98 103 no I. Wright B7 1997/98 102 no T. Flaherty 16A 1997/98 102 T. Swyer 14D 1997/98 101 ret M. Krywulycz 10A 1997/98

37 162 C. Hoban C3 1998/99 153 no S. Howard C3 1998/99 138 M. Boyle 14B 1998/99 134 I. Wright B7 1998/99 133 C. Hoban C3 1998/99 129 C. Hoban C3 1998/99 127 no J. Drinkwater A2 1998/99 124 no S. Smith 10A 1998/99 123 no S. Smith 10A 1998/99 117 no I. Wright B7 1998/99 117 J. Drinkwater 16A 1998/99 113 J. Drinkwater 16A 1998/99 109 no C. Simons 16A 1998/99 109 S. Reily 12B1 1998/99 103 no J. Drinkwater 16A 1998/99 142 S. Preston B6 1999/00 141 B. Pilgrim B9 1999/00 107 no M. Verzi 14E 1999/00 104 no S. Howard B6 1999/00 104 no A. Mills B9 1999/00 103 no M. Krywulycz 12A 1999/00 154 no G. Bobyk 16D1 2000/01 120 D Small 16D2 2000/01 104 G. Bobyk 16D2 2000/01 141 no S. Smith 14A 2001/02 129 J Wilson 16B 2001/02 125 no M. Toms B8 2001/02 123 B. Booth B3 2001/02 110 no T. Dalton A2 2001/02 110 no S. Sampedro B6 2001/02 110 M Smith 16A 2001/02 104 N Lenton 16B 2001/02 101 no D Savic 14A 2001/02 100 J Wilson 16B 2001/02 152 no J. Hopson B3 2002/03 128 S Smith 14A 2002/03 124 no N. Anderson C&S 2002/03 123 D Savic 14A 2002/03 112 S. Herman B8 2002/03 106 no S Smith 14A 2002/03 104 J. Hopson B3 2002/03 103 R Simitsiotis 14C 2002/03 101 no D Alevizos 14A 2002/03 100 no S. McGeachie A2 2002/03 100 B. Booth B3 2002/03 177 D Moss B5 2003/04 152 G Kalageris B8-2 2003/04 146 no B Swaine B9-1 2003/04 124 K Jamieson B9-1 2003/04 122 J Hudson 14A 2003/04 120 A Whatley 10A 2003/04 114 S Psarras B8-2 2003/04 108 D Greenhalgh B7 2003/04 106 C Feggans 14A 2003/04 103 A Sharma 12A1 2003/04 102 no S Smith 16A 2003/04 101 no L Sharkey 10A 2003/04 101 D Hopson 16A 2003/04 100 no R Goradia 12C 2003/04 100 ret L Sharkey 10A 2003/04 123 R James B7-1 2004/05 108 K Westlake B9-2 2004/05 107 T Jackson 16C 2004/05 106 no A. Poustos B6 2004/05 103 J. Gordon B9-2 2004/05 102 no B. Davies B7-1 2004/05 102 K. Sidzimovski B6 2004/05 147 no M Lines B7 2005/06 144 D. McMahon 14A 2005/06 140 C. Byrom 14A 2005/06 140 L. Aggett B6-2 2005/06 115 P Jaeger B8 2005/06 115 N. Ellis 12B 2005/06 109 no J. Hudson 16A 2005/06 108 no J. Hudson 16A 2005/06 108 D. Braun 14D 2005/06 105 R James C2 2005/06 104 D. Dule 16A 2005/06 101 A James B8 2005/06 186 no B. Sweetnam A2 2006/07 144 D. Harris B5 2006/07 116 no S. Geddes A2 2006/07 114 no J. Brown 12A 2006/07 114 B.McLean 14A 2006/07 112 Q. Westlake B8 2006/07 111 M. Whaltey 16C 2006/07 108 A. Whatley 14A 2006/07 106 J. Warner B9 2006/07 104 D. Harris B5 2006/07 104 M. Gould B9 2006/07 128 no A Whatley 14A 2007/08 117 A Whatley 14A 2007/08 117 no M Dayhew 16C 2007/08 108 no C Wheeler 12B 2007/08 100 no K Ward 14E 2007/08 100 A Whatley 14A 2007/08 141 no B Vanmidde 16D 2008/09 134 B McLean A2 2008/09 124 M Angus B8 2008/09 121 B Vanmidde 16D 2008/09 119 B Vanmidde 14A 2008/09 119 J. Brown 14A 2008/09 118 no G White B4 2008/09 117 H. McLean 14A 2008/09 117 J Carrett B2 2008/09 116 no B Weldon B5 2008/09 113 J. Thorne 12D 2008/09 111 no E. Shewan 14A 2008/09 106 G Wissam 16A 2008/09 106 B Vanmidde 14A 2008/09 102 no T Aggett B4 2008/09

38 101 J Frith C1 2008/09 100 no J Brown 14A 2008/09 100 C Wheeler 14B 2008/09 100 A Myers A2 2008/09 124 J Baldacchino C1 2009/10 121 T Tillbrook C1 2009/10 110 J Lewers B9 2009/10 109 C Wheeler 14A 2009/10 107 no C Mattison 16D 2009/10 101 no R Siblurn B4 2009/10 101 no O Selby 14A 2009/10 116 Michael Feggans B8 2010/11 113 no Clayton Gadd 16D 2010/11 111 no Jarryd Biviano 16A 2010/11 111 no Daniel Besz 16D 2010/11 111 Jarryd Biviano 16A 2010/11 108 Clayton Gadd 16D 2010/11 107 no Kieran Tyson C1 2010/11 107 ret Hayden McLean 16A 2010/11 106 Jamie Brown 16A 2010/11 103 no Mitchell Dayhew C2 2010/11 103 Jon Maratheftis C2 2010/11 102 no Ryan Stafford B8 2010/11 102 no Ethan Grinham 16A 2010/11 102 ret Hayden McLean 16A 2010/11 100 Nathan Ellis 16A 2010/11 193 Liam Aggett B2 2011/12 142 no Tim Tillbrook C3 2011/12 127 no Timothy Brandt 12B 2011/12 126 no Luke Hawksworth 14A 2011/12 119 Matthew Angus B4 2011/12 103 no Alexander Watkiss B8 2011/12 101 James Hawksworth 16A 2012/13 134 no Conor Aggett B2 2012/13 126 Matthew Lines B7 2012/13 125 Matthew Lines B7 2012/13 166 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 151 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 133 Baden Chant 14C 2013/14 115 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 113 Baden Chant 14C 2013/14 109 no Jordan Turner 16C 2013/14 102 no Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 102 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 101 no Joel Phillips 12C 2013/14 100 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 197 Michael McAvoy C1 2013/14 175 no Luke Hawksworth B4 2013/14 132 no Peter Jaeger B1 2013/14 131 Michael Feggans B6(1) 2013/14 116 Daniel Harris B1 2013/14 112 no Luke Hawksworth B4 2013/14 111 no Joshua Baldacchino C2 2013/14 109 Dylan Dule A1 2013/14 108 no Michael Feggans B6(1) 2013/14 105 no Daniel Foster B6(2) 2013/14 103 Mark Verzi B1 2013/14 101 Nicholas Sheridan B6(1) 2013/14 101 Craig Cantor B4 2013/14 143 no Luke Hawksworth 16A 2014/15 136 Luke Hawksworth 16A 2014/15 116 Jared Sparke 14B 2014/15 112 Luke Hawksworth 16A 2014/15 196 no Daniel Foster B5-1 2014/15 187 Daniel Foster B5-1 2014/15 182 Ryan Stafford B3 2014/15 162 Jarrod Twomey B5-1 2014/15 161 Ryan Stafford B3 2014/15 100 no Daniel Foster B5-1 2014/15 100 Ben Vanmidde B3 2014/15

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7 OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS Name Team Opposition Season Score L. Evans B5 v Caringbah Hotel 1995/96 7/56 L. Evans B5 v St. Patricks 1995/96 7/9 R. Whatley C2 v Como-Jannali 1995/96 7/22 G. Pepper B3 v Gymea 1995/96 7/38 R. Whatley B6 v St. Patricks 1998/99 7/77 S. Herman 14C v Engadine 1998/99 7/8 C. Hoban B6 v Caringbah Inn 1999/00 7/27 J Hopson B6 v Heathcote 2000/01 7/20 M Hugo 16B v Engadine 2000/01 7/42 M Polybank B9 v Miranda 2000/01 8/30 B. Richards C1 v Gymea Bay 2001/02 7/12 D Moss B3 v Heathcote 2004/05 7/26 A Ward B1 v Loftus 2004/05 7/13 N Makaritis B6 v Engadine 2006/07 8/31 T Silburn 16C v Aquinas 2007/08 7/11 D Castle B7 v Cronulla 2008/09 7/26 J McLean A2 v Miranda 2008/09 7/35 M Gould B7 v Aquinas 2008/09 7/35 R Silburn B4 v Bangor 2009/10 8/6 Brook Stewart B8 v Como-Jannali 2010/11 7/12 Ryan Silburn B3 v Engadine Dragons 2010/11 7/15 Vaughn Sheffield B4 v SUS Club 2010/11 7/20 Mitchell Dayhew B5 v St Patricks 2010/11 7/29 Darren Howard B6 v Miranda Magpies 2011/12 7/25 Allan Thomas B8 v Bangor 2011/12 7/30 Liam Aggett B2 v Miranda Magpies 2011/12 7/32 Timothy Guild B4 v Kareela 2011/12 7/47 Nathan Woellner B7 v Bangor 4 2012/13 7/10 Nathan Woellner B7 v Engadine Dragons 2012/13 7/17 Vaughn Sheffield A1 v Como-Jannali 2013/14 7/15 Ben Towell B5-2 v St Patricks 2014/15 8/58 Zoran Krklinski B4 v Kareela 2014/15 7/60

Allan Thomas B5-1 v Caringbah Inn 2014/15 7/65

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PLAYERS

WHO HAVE

SCORED 1000 RUNS + Name Runs Name Runs Name Runs Troy DALTON 4833 Gavin BOBYK 1815 Mitchell KRYWULYCZ 1258 Benjamin WELDON 4261 Dylan DULE 1796 David SAVIC 1253 Scott McGEACHIE 4133 Peter ELLIS 1788 Paul FRANCIS 1245 Luke HAWKSWORTH 4082 Mathew CHEAL 1782 Shane SCOTT 1240 Aaron MYERS 3863 Russell BOWKER 1723 Cameron ROE 1229 Grant MILMLOW 3607 Hayden McLEAN 1714 Bryce COLES-SINCLAIR 1222 Daniel LEE 3521 Joel CROSS 1700 Bradley WONG 1218 Justin DRINKWATER 3416 Chris BROOKS 1683 Harry BLOYCE 1212 Ryan SILBURN 3391 D RILEY 1682 Steven TSELEPI 1211 Mathew CHRISTISON 3370 Joshua HUDSON 1675 Mitchell TAYLOR 1205 Matthew ANGUS 3307 Andrew WARD 1660 Timothy BECKMAN 1193 Daniel HARRIS 3273 Jack THORNE 1657 R WRIGHTSON 1180 Matthew LINES 3221 Scott McALISTER 1644 Harrison BURROWS 1176 Jeffery HOPSON 3129 Rod AGGETT 1639 Chad KENNIS 1169 Matthew SMITH 2929 Cameron BYROM 1628 D BERRY 1168 Spiro STAMATATOS 2927 Jarryd BIVIANO 1616 Michael WHATLEY 1167 Benn RONALD 2858 Nathan WOELLNER 1604 Alexander WYNN 1164 Steve JONES 2774 Gareth WALSH 1603 James HOLLEY 1157

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Trent HARVEY 2757 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 1602 Andrew HURST 1156 Nigel MILLS 2748 Hayden WALLIS 1588 Stephen BORWICK 1148 Dennis HOPSON 2736 Kevin JAMIESON 1581 Chris THIRD 1143 Brad BOOTH 2660 Jason McLEAN 1580 Lee HUDSWELL 1139 Ian WRIGHT 2613 Les EASTAWAY 1575 Benjamin WATERS 1123 Adam WHATLEY 2532 Damon SNAPE 1574 David DE JARLAIS 1118 Jamie BROWN 2484 Tony HALE 1572 Chris DICKSON 1110 Steven SMITH 2399 Oliver SELBY 1545 Justin MEALING 1109 Michael FEGGANS 2396 David CARSON 1524 Adam CORNISH 1107 Adam DANIELSON 2358 Jon CARRETT 1521 Benjamin COPP 1101 Timothy MATTISON 2340 Tim TILLBROOK 1482 Peter LAMBROPOULOS 1098 Jon MARATHEFTIS 2336 Peter FITZ-GIBBON 1482 Chad WALSHAM 1096 David GREENHALGH 2330 Glen WONG 1481 Eric SCHNYDER 1095 Matt TAYLOR 2276 Brent SPANHEL 1465 Stewart VELLA 1089 Matthew DARBY 2241 James HAWKSWORTH 1454 Ben GRUGGEN 1082 Benjamin VANMIDDE 2224 Anthony MILLS 1446 Mark MAGUIRE 1082 Robert RICHARDSON 2204 Simon WOOD 1444 Nicholas ROBERTSON 1072 Michael SHARKEY 2175 Allan THOMAS 1433 Matthew GOULD 1071 Peter JAEGER 2171 Corey WHEELER 1415 Riley BUCKLEY 1068 Michael RAMSAY 2164 Luke SHARKEY 1399 Dylan NASH 1068 Andrew JAMES 2139 Andrew RAFT 1390 B WRIGHT 1063 Jeremy LINES 2134 P GARMENT 1386 Brandon McLEAN 1062 Francis HOPSON 2120 D PAIN 1375 Cahn COTTER 1060 Darrell MANN 2106 Nathan ELLIS 1373 Benjamin TOWELL 1059 M WOOD 2096 Clayton GADD 1371 Liam CASEY 1054 Michael ELLIOTT 2079 Nathan SWAIN 1366 Heath McGEACHIE 1051 Paul TURNER 2077 Matthew JONES 1365 Martin STEWART 1049 Ben KENNIS 2054 Liam AGGETT 1355 Michael WATERS 1046 Yohan SHARMA 2045 Bradley HOOKER 1349 Harry SOLOMONS 1045 Mitchell DAYHEW 2017 Barry WHITLOCK 1348 Neil ANDERSON 1044 Stewart GEDDES 2017 Neil SHELDON 1338 Frank INGLESE 1042 Thomas AGGETT 2010 Nicholas LENTON 1333 Karl PRINCE 1038 Brad PILGRIM 1990 Scott HERMAN 1332 Daniel BESZ 1038 Rod WHATLEY 1950 Michael ISHAK 1331 Jamie HOLDEN 1031 Robert JAMES 1948 Brian WILLIAMSON 1328 Reece WELLINGTON 1029 Blake DAVIES 1945 Scott METHAM 1328 Evan DEACON 1029 Matthew TODD 1930 Mark PERRETT 1308 Timothy BRANDT 1028 Mark VERZI 1924 Conor AGGETT 1307 Thomas BLAKELEY 1027 Mitchell CURRIE 1908 G ESSEX 1299 Kendrick WESTLAKE 1024 Troy FLAHERTY 1898 Alexander WATKISS 1290 Rhys DAVIS 1017

Ryan STAFFORD 1880 Clint SMYTH 1288 David42 CHAPMAN 1002 David MOSS 1867 Joshua BALDACCHINO 1287 Shaun WALSH 1843 Chris SIMONS 1286 Daniel FOSTER 1837 Aaron ROBERTS 1264

PLAYERS WHO HAVE TAKEN MORE THAN 100 WICKETS FOR IMCC

Name Wickets Name Wickets Name Wickets Spiro STAMATATOS 385 Mark VERZI 167 Brent SPANHEL 115 David CARSON 306 Jeffery HOPSON 167 Scott McALISTER 114 Nigel MILLS 299 Steve JONES 163 Andrew ROE 114 Ryan SILBURN 275 Matthew TODD 161 Ben RICHARDS 113 Rod WHATLEY 272 Rhys DAVIS 160 Mathew CHRISTISON 113 Troy DALTON 244 Ben KENNIS 156 Brett STRATTON 112 Matthew DARBY 241 Mitchell DAYHEW 151 A GEORGE 112 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 232 Benjamin WELDON 150 Harry BLOYCE 111 Robert RICHARDSON 230 Yohan SHARMA 149 F KING 110 Aaron MYERS 220 Joel CROSS 145 W MCEWAN 109 Andrew JAMES 220 Luke EVANS 143 Bradley HOOKER 109 Timothy MATTISON 218 Liam AGGETT 143 Michael ISHAK 108 Scott McGEACHIE 217 Andrew WARD 142 Peter JAEGER 108 Darrell MANN 215 Anthony MILLS 139 Gavin BOBYK 108 Adam DANIELSON 214 Josiah MORGAN 137 Scott HERMAN 107 Neelan KOOVARJEE 212 Jake CRONLY 137 B WILKINSON 107 Andrew MOSS 203 Daniel MORGAN 136 Joshua HUDSON 107 David MOSS 198 Michael POLYBLANK 133 Chris THIRD 107 Matthew LINES 197 M ROWLES 132 Paul CRAFT 106 Rod AGGETT 193 Michael WATERS 132 Harry SOLOMONS 104 M WOOD 185 Aaron ROBERTS 128 Michael ELLIOTT 104 Michael RAMSAY 184 Robert JAMES 125 Cameron BYROM 102 Michael FEGGANS 180 Anthony PROUTSOS 123 Benn RONALD 101 Nathan WOELLNER 177 D BERRY 120 Andrew FORD 101 Lincoln GRICE 174 Gareth WALSH 120 Craig REDFEARN 100 Blake DAVIES 173 Michael LAINSON 120 Justin DRINKWATER 100 David GREENHALGH 172 Allan THOMAS 119 Oliver SELBY 100 David DE JARLAIS 169 Karl PRINCE 119 Daniel MILETICH 100 Matthew SMITH 169 Benjamin WATERS 118 Steven SMITH 100 Trent HARVEY 168 Dylan DULE 118 Tory SILBURN 100

CURRENT CLUB PLAYERS FOR 10 OR MORE SEASONS

Name Years Team Harshal RATNAYAKE 10 16A Glen WONG 10 A1 Luke HALPIN 10 A2 Daniel WATSON 10 A2 Jarrod COUGHTREY 10 A2 Lincoln GRICE 10 A2 James KERR 10 B5-2 Benjamin TOWELL 10 B5-2 Benjamin COPP 11 A1 Brent SPANHEL 11 A1 Matthew ANGUS 11 A1 Conor AGGETT 11 A2 Hayden WALLIS 11 A2 Benjamin VANMIDDE 11 B3 Michael FEGGANS 11 B3 Justin MEALING 11 B3 43 Brendan LANG 11 B3 Jacob MILLER 11 B5-2 Peter LAMBROPOULOS 11 B5-2 James NIELSEN 11 B7 James FEGGANS 11 B7 Michael ISHAK 11 B7 Dylan DULE 12 A1 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 12 A1 Bradley WONG 12 A1 John VOSS 12 A2 Rod AGGETT 12 A2 Jake CRONLY 12 A2 Harrison BURROWS 12 B5-1 Jon MARATHEFTIS 12 B5-2 Josiah MORGAN 13 B3 Tory SILBURN 13 B5-1 Kieran BURGESS 14 B3 Mitchell DAYHEW 14 B5-1 Ryan SILBURN 15 A1 Timothy MATTISON 15 B5-2 Yohan SHARMA 16 A1 Mitchell CURRIE 16 B5-2 Matthew DARBY 17 A1 Benjamin WELDON 17 B5-1 Adam DANIELSON 18 A2 Liam AGGETT 18 A2 Mathew CHRISTISON 19 A1

CURRENT CLUB PLAYERS WITH 5 SEASONS THIS YEAR

Name Team Jared SPARKE 14B Callum SWEET 14B Baden CHANT 16C Nochi WAKEFORD 16C Rob WALLIS A2 Chris BRAY B3 Ryan STAFFORD B3 Nicholas PARSLOW B5-1 Graeme LUNDIE B7

Current Junior Players’ Performance Record for IMCC

WKT Name Runs S Cameron ADLY 6 5 Thomas BAILLIE 9 3 Lauren BISSETT 65 10 Liam BISSETT 184 24 Edward BLAKE 570 52 Timothy BRANDT 1028 37 44 Lachlan BROOK 16 6 Hayden BRYANT 63 18 Ethan BUTCHER 54 5 Graeme BUTCHER 4 1 Joseph CAMA 25 4 Declan CASEY 562 51 Dylan CASEY 522 43 Baden CHANT 921 55 Dominic CLEMENT 2 3 Evan COLLINS 86 7 Joseph COWELL 260 23 Fredy DARWICH 12 3 Alexander DIAB 7 5 Gabriella DICELLO 6 2 Gavin FATTORE 58 18 Joshua FITT 30 11 Samuel FOLLOWES 0 0 Jake GALLAGHER 8 4 Harry GRAHAM 85 13 Aaron HADLEY 232 27 Siobhan HALSTEAD 481 15 Linten HARDIE 264 26 Luke HAWKSWORTH 4082 55 Eathan HIDER 85 6 Brayden HOLDSTOCK 101 7 Damon HOLMEWOOD 46 6 Lewis HOLMEWOOD 88 4 James HORN 48 18 Thomas JACKSON 35 4 Vir JAMWAL 74 6 Brayden JONES 109 18 Lauren JONES 88 12 Harrison KAROOZ-LIPCOMB 729 58 Hassan KIYANI 88 8 Stefan KOTEVSKI 11 5 Conor KREMMER 149 9 Christopher KRKLINSKI 696 67 Terence LAMBROPOULOS 378 46 Zachary LIM 336 33 Lukas MANNS 193 15 Joseph MAUCH 178 27 Angus McLEOD 183 12 Hayden MEWBURN 64 18 Daniel MILETICH 871 100 Daniel MILLIKEN 697 49 Flynn MOONEY 3 1 Jacob NADEN 150 35 Luke NADEN 128 11 Liam NEWMAN 1 3 John PAPWORTH 19 4 Bailey PARKER 170 10 Darcy PARNELL 84 18 James PEACH 347 22 Lucas PETKOVSKI 5 4 Marko PETKOVSKI 24 5 Jake PINNOCK 26 23 Callum PRYOR 28 5 Harshal RATNAYAKE 605 73 Georgia REID 724 23 Jake ROBERTSON 3 0 Griffin ROBINSON 30 0 Luke SAUNDERS 1000 76 Kelan SKINNER 69 7 45 Jared SPARKE 857 25 Jake ST JOHN 185 17 Jacob STACY 114 16 Joshua STEWART 241 12 Callum SWEET 270 18 Curtis SWEET 755 68 Brendan THOMAS 58 8 Thomas TOOGOOD 351 8 Daniel TOWELL 720 58 Jack TREHARNE 70 7 Bailey TURNER 64 24 Ayden VANGI 97 8 Joshua VANGI 62 10 Nochi WAKEFORD 347 28 Declan WATSON 248 44 Reece WHITFIELD 138 13 Eden WINNEY 168 27 Ishan ZAVAHIR 87 11

Current Senior Players’ Performance Records for IMCC

Name Runs Wkts Conor AGGETT 1307 54 Liam AGGETT 1355 143 Rod AGGETT 1639 193 Matthew ANGUS 3307 26 Joshua BARBER 109 22 Steven BATGER 0 0 Joel BAURYCZA 12 0 Daniel BESZ 1038 21 Thomas BLAKELEY 1027 75 Harry BLOYCE 1212 111 Chris BRAY 819 10 Jason BROOK 97 17 Riley BUCKLEY 1068 53 Kieran BURGESS 754 60 Harrison BURROWS 1176 79 Craig CANTOR 272 12 Matthew CARTWRIGHT 3 10 Carl CARUANA 24 0 Keefe CHEUNG 641 13 Mathew CHRISTISON 3370 113 Benjamin COPP 1101 71 Adam CORNISH 1107 47 Jarrod COUGHTREY 496 81 Jake CRONLY 604 137 Blake CUGLEY 411 32 Mitchell CUGLEY 601 88 Mitchell CURRIE 1908 77 Adam DANIELSON 2358 214 Matthew DARBY 2241 241 Brent DAVIES 498 18 Mitchell DAYHEW 2017 151 Dylan DULE 1796 118 Lachlan FARRELL 703 16 Rick FARRELL 27 0 Gary FATTORE 0 3 James FEGGANS 429 88 Michael FEGGANS 2396 180

46 Robert FEGGANS 71 2 Lachlan FENGER 124 4 Jordan FISHER 71 1 Daniel FOSTER 1837 3 Paul FRANCIS 1245 81 Rick FRANCIS 104 1 Clayton GADD 1371 38 Harry GIDDY 2 4 Braiden GILBERT 78 2 Timothy GOSPER 755 67 Mark GOULD 661 56 Greg GRANGER 601 5 Eric GREENING 75 0 Warwick GREVILLE 224 13 Lincoln GRICE 524 174 Andrew GROSE 471 91 Christopher GUILD 987 63 Grant HALLINAN 63 1 Joshua HALLINAN 886 11 Luke HALPIN 901 45 Brian HAMILTON 18 2 Shane HARDING 48 13 Daniel HARRIS 3273 82 Gary HAWKSWORTH 6 0 Jaymes HOLDEN 180 12 Andrew HOLMEWOOD 110 1 Brett HOLMEWOOD 222 3 Damien HOLMEWOOD 3 5 Jason HOLMEWOOD 568 1 Darren HOWARD 402 58 Stuart HYDE 207 7 John ISHAK 192 24 Michael ISHAK 1331 108 Khayam JEFFREY 375 24 James KERR 671 7 Zoran KRKLINSKI 264 32 Peter LAMBROPOULOS 1098 84 Brendan LANG 631 69 William LISTON 256 17 Guillermo LUNARDI 0 0 Graeme LUNDIE 398 4 Thomas LUNDIE 261 72 Jon MARATHEFTIS 2336 58 Lou MARATHEFTIS 246 10 Timothy MATTISON 2340 218 Justin MEALING 1109 47 Jacob MILLER 882 73 Daniel MORGAN 416 136 Josiah MORGAN 641 137 Andrew NIELSEN 298 62 James NIELSEN 377 87 Peter NIELSEN 248 1 Darren O`GRADEY 52 3 Nicholas PARSLOW 142 10 Karlton POLLARD 65 9 Brett ROBINSON 760 95 Jarrod SALMON 220 21 Kurt SAVAGE 105 7 Adrian SCOTT 338 50 Alex SEYMOUR 390 32 Avish SHARMA 709 49 Yohan SHARMA 2045 149 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 1602 232 47 Nicholas SHERIDAN 362 63 Ryan SILBURN 3391 275 Tory SILBURN 666 100 Jasdeep SINGH 370 14 Brent SPANHEL 1465 115 Peter SPANHEL 8 0 Steven STACY 413 11 Richard STAFFORD 208 2 Ryan STAFFORD 1880 3 Thomas STANTON 764 33 James STEPHANOU 119 41 Tim SWYER 906 97 Duncan TEE 820 58 Jim TERZIS 147 4 Allan THOMAS 1433 119 Adam THOMSON 285 0 Benjamin TOWELL 1059 95 Jordan TURNER 980 66 Jarrod TWOMEY 428 0 Benjamin VANMIDDE 2224 66 John VOSS 376 0 Hayden WALLIS 1588 31 Rob WALLIS 570 0 Daniel WATSON 872 58 Evan WATSON 54 4 Benjamin WELDON 4261 150 Tim WEST 263 2 Andrew WHITE-1 557 46 Brad WILBURS 71 5 Jacob WILLIAMS 193 52 Gregory WISSAM 607 26 Bradley WONG 1218 59 Glen WONG 1481 63

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Congratulations Luke Hawksworth

JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR 2014/15

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