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CELEBRATING 10 Years CELEBRATING 10 Years Senior Presentation Night - Saturday 9th June 2007 COMMITTEE Year President Secretary Treasurer 97/98 Fred Knox Leanne Van Der Reyden Earl Snape 98/99 Fred Knox Leanne Van Der Reyden Earl Snape 99/00 Fred Knox Leanne Van Der Reyden Michael Byrne 00/01 Fred Knox Leanne Van Der Reyden Ron Airey 01/02 Fred Knox Leanne Van Der Reyden Mark Van Der Reyden 02/03 Raymond Bremner Mark Van Der Reyden Michael Byrne 03/04 Raymond Bremner Mark Van Der Reyden Ross Thompson 04/05 Raymond Bremner Mark Van Der Reyden Ross Thompson 05/06 Raymond Bremner Mark Van Der Reyden Ross Thompson 06/07 Raymond Bremner John Bremner Tania Coull BPCC LIFE MEMBERS Ray Bremner Mark Van Der Reyden Ron Airey BPCC 10+ YEARS MEMBERS Ray Bremner 97/98 - 06/07 Mark Van Der Reyden 97/98 - 06/07 Ron Airey 97/98 - 06/07 John Bremner 97/98 - 06/07 Michael Van der Reyden 97/98 - 06/07 Award Criteria Bligh Park Cricket Club awards players for averages and point score in accordance with the Hawkesbury District Cricket Association (HDCA) rules, which is: (a) Any player who plays in a higher grade for his/her club, will be eligible to incorporate those averages in the grade where he/she is graded at the conclusion of the competition. No figures may be incorporated from a lower grade. (b) Batting average - a player must have at least the same number of innings as there are opposing teams in that grade and score not less than two hundred and fifty (250) runs in all matches. (c) Bowling average - a player must procure at least twenty (20) wickets in all matches. Where a team has no players eligible for an award, the bowler with the most wickets or batsman with the most runs becomes eligible for the award. Statistics While we Endeavour to ensure the accuracy of the information in this year book, the quality of what goes into your scorebooks reflects the quality of your season's final statistics. As often has it, scores are recorded by the opposition or players who are not necessarily skilled scorers, so it's important that you regularly review that your statistics are correct and complete throughout the season. Life and 10 Year Members Life Membership is the highest form of personal recognition for any member (player, coach, committee or other volunteer) who has contributed significantly to Bligh Park Cricket Club above normal means. To be eligible for nomination for Life Membership of the Club a person must have demonstrated that he or she has actively assisted the Club in achieving its objectives over a period of time prior to his or her nomination for Life Membership. 10 Year Members are those who have contributed or played 10 consecutive season for either solely for Bligh Park Cricket Club or a combination of 10 consecutive years of only Bligh Park Cricket Club and Representative Cricket. While not linked to Life Membership, this is recognition from the club on player loyalty and the value we see within it. To all players, coaches, team personnel, family members and friends, Tonight concludes Season 2006/07, which also concludes a significant milestone for Bligh Park Cricket Club, bringing up its 10th season since its formal inception as BPCC. For those who are unknown to its origins, the club originated from a ‘pub side’, known as the Royal Exchange then later moving to become Aussie Social. Back then we usually had 1 or 2 senior teams accompanying a Junior team, sometimes two. Throughout 96/97, with most of the players residing at Bligh Park, a commercial decision was made to relocate the club and to be known as Bligh Park Cricket Club Inc. This was a significant step, maturing the club from the pub days to converge on an area with high population and despite Windsor Leagues nearby, the town officially had no club. It was a move that proved to be a great success. Over the 10 years, BPCC has grown to become one of the largest clubs in the district. Over the last 5 years, we have averaged over 5 Junior sides and over 6 Senior sides. This could not have transpired without the hard work and commitment of all the players, parents, coaches, managers, committee, family and friends. To attain a large successful club over a short time, keeping to our core values of getting players participating in the great game of cricket, being played in good spirit while maintaining a healthy club image is a credit to us all. The club again had a successful season, with 6 Senior teams and very importantly 5 highly talented and enthusiastic Junior teams, who will hopefully be playing through and providing us with some great talented seniors in years to come. We came away with an under 13’s Premiership and very strong placings in all other age groups. The future for BPCC looks grand…..unless they get selected for NSW before that!!!! Again, thanks go to all the parents, players and coaches for their contribution. We were very unlucky not to come away with a premiership in the seniors. 1st Grade were in a great position to make its maiden final appearance until luck feel away from them and the weather and covers that the wind blew loose at Richmond Oval put a stop to their campaign. We would have faced good rivals Nth Richmond, who we had comprehensively beaten throughout the regular season. There’s little reason why we can’t go all the way next season. Fourth and sixth (white) grades were also in a position to bring a premiership each to the club after strong seasons, but missed out during the semi-finals. Third, sixth (blue) and seventh all should be commended for the efforts put in, but a disruptive year for those teams seemed to hinder their efforts. Again the committee, at times under some difficult circumstances, did very well to ensure the season went as smoothly as possible. Particular mention must go to Tania Coull whose contribution to the club was tremendous – which could actually be an understatement! So many things that we all take for granted usually got completed because of Tania’s dedication and commitment. Thanks Tania! On behalf of the club, I’d like to thank every one of you for your contribution, not just this season – but throughout the clubs history. This includes all the parents/guardians, coaches, managers, assistants, volunteers, committee, family, friends and most of all – the players. We are all proud of the way we’re represented and wish everyone a happy off- season and see you next season!!! Regards Ray Bremner President, Bligh Park Cricket Club Inc. Club Awards Senior Point Score: Paul Cowley – 956 Bounty Award: David Ryan – 16; 16 Catches, 0 Stumpings Gwen Hawkes: Joe Conolly Stephen Thompson: Paul Cowley Fred Knox: Geoff Drury – 41 wickets Highest Score: Danny Flood – 191 not out Life Member: Mark Van der Reyden Ron Airey JUNIOR CLUB REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS 06/07 W G Foster Shield (U/10) J H Creak Shield (U/11) Arch Cawsey Shield (U/12) Josh Kwok Hayden Wassall Kristopher Anderson Timmothy Turner Michael Van der Reyden (Coach) Brendan Sweeney Lachlan Wassall W S Gee Shield (U/13) Harold Moore Shield (U/14) E G Weblin (U/15) Hayden Cole Daniel Magner Matt Gooley Paul Gooley Joel Tynan City Emerging Blue Squads U/13 – Brendan Sweeney U/14 – Paul Gooley SENIOR CLUB REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS 06/07 Martin Sheild (Open) Durham Shield (U/19) Daniel Apps Michael Van der Reyden Joel Smelcher Geoff Drury Trent Hawkett Ben George Troy Armstrong David Harkins 1st Grade Award Winners Pointscore: Geoff Drury - 704 Batting Average: Jason Armstrong – 24.3 Bowling Average: Geoff Drury – 15.5 5-Fors & 100’s Geoff Drury 5-9 vs Nth Richmond Geoff Drury 6-26 vs Freemans Reach Team Bests Keeping: Scott Tuckerman - 9 Field Catches: Michael Van der Reyden – 8 Jason Armstrong – 8 Mitch Regan - 8 Highest Score: Luke Mannell – 86 Most Wickets: Geoff Drury – 41 Most Runs: Daniel Apps – 311 Editors Award…. “Batting for the average – two years in a row!”: Most Not-Outs: Chucky - 6 BLIGH PARK CRICKET CLUB 1st GRADE STATISTICS BATTING BOWLING FIELDING NAME Mtchs Inns NO HS Runs Average Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Average Ct (F) Ct (W/K) Stpd Points Geoff Drury 16 10 6 27* 49 12.3 179 24 634 41 15.5 4 0 0 704 Mick Van Der Reyden 13 13 0 40 158 12.2 108.5 26 355 20 17.8 8 0 0 538 Jason Armstrong 15 14 2 82 291 24.3 21 4 73 6 12.2 8 0 0 461 Mitch Regan 16 14 3 49* 183 16.6 64 18 242 13 18.6 8 0 0 458 Daniel Apps 16 15 1 80 311 22.2 24 3 67 4 16.8 5 0 0 421 Luke Mannell 15 15 1 86 287 20.5 46 8 165 5 33.0 5 0 0 412 Adrian Daley 14 12 0 46 216 18.0 57.3 4 266 8 33.3 6 0 0 396 Scott Tuckerman 13 12 1 77 229 20.8 0 0 0 0 N/A 3 9 0 394 Troy Armstrong 14 14 4 61 171 17.1 109 19 308 13 23.7 2 0 0 386 Grant Adams 14 14 1 62 171 13.2 55 8 153 9 17.0 3 3 0 381 Nick Richardson 11 8 0 24 76 9.5 39 5 132 7 18.9 5 0 0 181 Luke Roberts 7 6 0 18 64 10.7 13 1 56 5 11.2 1 0 0 139 Trent Hawkett 1 1 0 5 5 5.0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 3 0 50 Matt Wilson 6 4 1 15 30 10.0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 4 0 30 Joel Tynan 2 2 1 13* 13 13.0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 0 0 13 David Magnar 1 1 0 10 10 10.0 0 0 0 0 N/A 0 0 0 10 BLIGH PARK CRICKET CLUB 1st GRADE HALL OF FAME Year Pointscore Batting Average Bowling Average Most Wickets 97/98 No Team No Team No Team No Team 98/99 No Team No Team No Team No Team 99/00 No Team No Team No Team No Team 00/01 No Team No Team No Team No Team 01/02 No Team No Team No Team No Team 02/03 No Team No Team No Team No Team 03/04 No Team No Team No Team No Team 04/05 Daniel Apps 457 Daniel Apps 42.91 Troy Armstrong 13.67 Troy Armstrong 27 05/06 Geoff Drury 567 Luke Roberts 25.42 Geoff Drury 11.8 Geoff Drury 30 06/07 Geoff Drury 704 Jason Armstrong 24.3 Geoff Drury 15.5 Geoff Drury 41 Year Most Catches Batting Aggregate
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