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Message from 3 2015-16 CTPL First Grade Grand Final Summary & Scorecard 4-7 2015-16 CTPL Women’s Grand Final 8-9 Emerson Rodwell & Kim Fazackerley Medal Award Winners 10 CT Chairman Merit Award & Allen Newman Awards 11 2015-16 CTPL Grade Grand Final Summaries 12-13 2015-16 CTPL First Grade Statistics 14-15 2015-16 CTPL Women’s Statistics & Historical Club Records 16-17 2015-16 CTPL Second Grade Statistics 18 2015-16 CTPL Third Grade Statistics 19 2015-16 CTPL Under 17 Statistics 20 2015-16 CTPL Under 15 Statistics 21 Tasmanian Tigers 22 Tasmanian Roar 23 Hurricanes Squad & Fixtures (WBBL) 24 Squad & Fixtures (BBL) 25 Entry Level Programs 26 Cricket National Under 18 Girls Championships 28-29 CTPL Club Corner Clarence District Cricket Club 30-31 Glenorchy Cricket Club 32-33 Kingborough District Cricket Club 34-35 Lindisfarne Cricket Club 36-37 New Town Cricket Club 38-39 North Hobart Cricket Club 40-41 South Hobart Sandy Bay Cricket Club 42-43 University of Tasmania 44-45

Cricket Tasmania acknowledges and thanks Mike Gandy, Brian Mitchell, Bob Cotgrove & Richie Woolley for their contribution to the compilation of statistics utilised in this program.

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MESSAGE FROM Welcome players, coaches, umpires, club administrators, volunteers, supporters and CTPL Principle Sponsor Detail First Cleaning Services to the 2016/17 season. After a slightly shorter 17 round 2015-16 season, First Grade will be contested a total 19 rounds made up of five , seven One-Day and seven Two-Day rounds while Second Grade, Third Grade, Under 17’s and Under 15’s will play two Twenty20, eight One-Day and four Two-Day rounds. The Women’s competition is unchanged from previous seasons being contested over 14 rounds of Twenty20 cricket whilst the Girl’s Under 17’s continues to grow, increasing to 11 rounds with the introduction of semi-finals also. In an exciting first for both competitions, their Grand Finals will be played as a double header on Blundstone Arena - Bellerive. Another exciting introduction for the 2016/17 season is the CTPL Over 40’s Twenty20 competition which will be contested over four rounds and a Final by Clarence, Glenorchy, Kingborough, New Town, North Hobart and South Hobart Sandy Bay. Kingborough District Cricket Club were for the second year running, Club Champions in 2015/16 and ultimately finished on top of the ladder in First Grade, Third Grade and Under 15 Boys Competition and also finished in second place in the Boys Under 17 Competition. The South Hobart Sandy Bay Cricket Club won its first CTPL First Grade Premiership since the merger of South Hobart CC & Sandy Bay CC in 1987/88 while North Hobart claimed its third consecutive CTPL Women’s Premiership after downing New Town in the Grand Final by 9 . Women’s cricket structures continue to develop and expand and the work of club volunteers in this area and all others of club operations is recognised and acknowledged. Cricket Tasmania also extends its appreciation to all those club volunteers for their effort along with the service provided by the umpires and scorers whose support of the game is greatly appreciated Cricket Tasmania thanks CTPL Principle Partner, Detail First Cleaning Services and club cricket sponsors, Cascade & for their support. Also extend our thanks and appreciation to Ground Authorities - Hobart City Council, Clarence City Council, Kingborough Council, Glenorchy City Council, Brighton Council, and University of Tasmania for their ongoing support. The CT Board joins with the Premier League Committee in extending best wishes and success to all players, club administrators and coaches, umpires, scorers and volunteers for the season ahead.

Belinda Jefferies - Premier League Chair Tom Barwick - Premier League Manager 3

2015-16 CTPL FIRST GRADE SEASON & GRAND FINAL REPORT The 2015-16 Cricket Tasmania Premier League (CTPL) First Grade competition was contested over 17 rounds, which included Seven Two-Day, Five One-Day and Five Twenty20 Rounds. Heading into the final round Kingborough (1st), Clarence (2nd) and SHSB (3rd) had secured their place in the finals but four of the remaining five clubs were still vying for4th place. North Hobart required an outright victory over Clarence but could only manage a first victory to bring an end to their season. University defeated Glenorchy on first innings to end Glenorchy’s season and move into fourth but were in jeopardy of being overtaken by Lindisfarne. Lindisfarne had secured first innings win over Kingborough and required 145 runs off 20 overs in the last session to secure an outright victory and 4th place. Fortunately for University, Lindisfarne crumbled and were bowled out for 99, handing the outright victory to Kingborough. The final round results meant Kingborough (70 points) claimed back-to-back minor premierships after securing eleven wins during the season including three outright victories. After missing finals in 2014/15 Clarence returned in 2nd place (56 points) ahead of SHSB (52 points) & University (46 points). Lindisfarne narrowly missed finals finishing in 5th (44 points) followed by North Hobart (39.80 points), Glenorchy (34 points) & New Town (20 points). In the first semi-final, a brilliant from Brady Jones led Kingborough to a 42- first innings victory against University at Blundstone Arena – Bellerive. Entering the crease at 5/130, Jones (112 off 175 balls) shared a 79-run with (33 off 188 balls) and a pivotal 69-run last partnership with Cameron Wheatley (5no) to help push Kingborough’s total to 290 at the end of the first day’s play. On Day Two, early wickets reduced University to 3/50 before Dom Michael and Tom Triffitt partnered for the fourth wicket. The pair put on 90 runs to steady the innings but were interrupted by the lunch break. Triffitt (42) was the first dismissed shortly after the interval before Michael (80 off 117 deliveries) followed. The significance of Kingborough’s last wicket partnership realised when University were bowled out for 248. Wheatley (4/46 off 13 overs) the pick of the bowlers to help lead the Knights to their second consecutive CTPL Grand Final. In the second semi-final, a superb spell of spin from on day one and a determined unbeaten half-century from Sean Willis helped steer SHSB to a three wicket victory against Clarence at Kangaroo . Clarence had a steady start after being sent in with Daniel Salpietro and Harry Allanby (26) sharing a 69 run partnership at the top of the order before Doherty was introduced into the attack, a decision which paid immediate dividends for SHSB in the form of Allanby’s wicket. Salpietro brought up his 1000th run for the season on his way to 65 (171) but when he and Evan Gulbis (41) were dismissed in quick succession, Clarence collapsed. The Roos lost their last seven wickets for just 43 runs to finish all out for 197. Doherty was instrumental for the Sharks bowling long, economical spells on his way to figures of 6/64 from 32.3 overs. In reply, an excellent half century to Sean Willis (73no off 130 balls) & a fighting innings from Trent Keep (32 off 92 balls) helped guide the Sharks to victory with three wickets in hand.

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2015-16 CTPL FIRST GRADE SEASON & GRAND FINAL REPORT

Played at Blundstone Arena – Bellerive, Kingborough were endeavouring to go back-to-back after defeating University in 2014/15 while South Hobart Sandy Bay were looking for their first premiership as a joint venture. In overcast conditions, Kingborough won the toss and elected to send SHSB to bat. SHSB had an explosive start with Matthew Clark hitting a quick fire 32 off 20 deliveries while Stuart Martin was more patient at the other end scoring 29 from 51. When Semi-Final star Sean Willis (15) joined the pair in the change rooms just prior to lunch, the match was evenly poised at score 3/116 it was however, a different game after the lunch break as (126 off 193 balls) and George Bailey (123 from 189 balls) shared a fourth wicket 204 run partnership to help power the Sharks to 9/368 by stumps. The pair carried the score from 116 to 320 – just seventeen runs short of equalling the final’s record partnership for the fourth wicket. Both lost their wicket within three overs but SHSB had taken control of the final. Cameron Wheatley chimed in to take late wickets as the lower order batsmen struggled against the second new ball to lose 4/29. Brad Lovell and skipper Adam Maher toiled manfully throughout the day with limited success. Day Two was a struggle for Kingborough with in particular striking early to have the Knights 3/33 with all wickets falling LBW within the first thirteen overs of the innings. Thereafter, Harry Evans (24) provided support to Clive Rose, the latter enjoying some fortune having been bowled by Hamish Kingston off a no ball and dropped by wicket- keeper Stuart Martin off Xavier Doherty’s bowling. Rose went on to make 89 – the last man out – as Kingborough limped to 9/214 before declaring shortly before stumps. Bell was the key strike bowler finishing with 4/53 while at the other end Doherty’s (3/34) tight off-spin cleaned up the tail. Having declared 159 behind SHSB could have enforced the follow-on but SHSB Jeremy Smith opted to bat a second time – his openers 0/8 off four overs at stumps. For Kingborough to be any chance of claiming victory, early wickets were required and Brad Lovell stepped up for the Knights. An inspired spell of bowling from Lovell returned the wickets of Clark (35), Doolan (18) and Willis (0) after Wheatley had removed Martin (6). At 4/68 there was a chance but Bailey (59) and Trent Keep (44) buckled down and added an even hundred to steady the innings. Lovell returned to remove both but with SHSB 350 ahead, Kingborough had little hope. SHSB was finally dismissed for 216, 375 runs ahead. As the players prepared to resume after the break, with 33 overs left to play Kingborough conceded defeat. SHSB had broken the drought – thirty years after the amalgamation of South Hobart and Sandy Bay and the fifth CTPL Grand Final. George Bailey was named the Roger Woolley Medallist as Player of the Final.

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2015-16 CTPL FIRST GRADE SEASON & GRAND FINAL REPORT

2015-16 CTPL First Grade Grand Final - Kingborough v SHSB at Blundstone Arena—Bellerive 1ST INNINGS - SHSB Batsman How Out Runs BF Min 4s 6s M Clark b B Lovell 32 20 33 3 1 S Martin (+) c B Jones b B Webster 29 51 66 4 0 A Doolan lbw b B Lovell 126 193 252 13 1 S Willis c B Jones b H Evans 15 23 24 3 0 G Bailey c A Maher b C Rose 123 189 206 14 0 T Keep c M Coad b A Maher 21 45 48 3 0 X Doherty c A Maher b C Wheatley 0 1 5 0 0 H Kingston 17 49 77 1 0 J Smith (*) c M Coad b C Wheatley 4 8 12 0 0 G Bell c M Coad b C Wheatley 0 1 1 0 0 W Thompson b A Maher 1 25 30 0 0 Extras (b 0, lb 0, w 0, nb 5) 5 Total Overs 100.0 10/373 FOW: 47 (M Clark), 76 (S Martin), 116 (S Willis), 320 (A Doolan), 334 (G Bailey), 334 (X Doherty), 356 (T Keep), 363 (J Smith), 363 (G Bell) 373 (W Thompson) Bowling Overs M W R Nb Wd C Wheatley 22.0 2 3 93 0 0 A Maher 25.0 7 2 64 2 0 B Lovell 14.0 2 2 71 3 0 B Webster 11 0 1 41 0 0 H Evans 13.0 1 1 53 0 0 C Rose 11.0 3 1 37 0 0 J Shelton 4.0 0 0 14 0 0

1ST INNINGS - KINGBOROUGH Batsman How Out Runs BF Min 4s 6s J Shelton lbw b G Bell 0 25 27 0 0 N Freitag lbw b G Bell 21 34 45 3 0 B Webster lbw b G Bell 6 14 27 0 0 H Evans lbw b H Kingston 24 67 84 4 0 C Rose c S Willis b G Bell 89 212 267 7 1 R Backhouse c S Martin b X Doherty 9 28 42 2 0 B Jones (X Doherty) 28 66 69 3 0 B Lovell lbw b X Doherty 8 37 44 1 0 A Maher (*) b X Doherty 7 14 14 0 1 M Coad (+) not out 5 15 20 1 0 C Wheatley dnb Extras (b 0, lb 5, w 2, nb 10) 17 Total Overs 83.4 9/214(dec) FOW: 18 (J Shelton) 28 (N Freitag) 33 (B Webster) 78 (H Evans) 95 (R Backhouse) 163 (B Jones) 178 (BA Lovell) 192 (A Maher) 214 (C Rose) Bowling Overs M W R Nb Wd G Bell 15.4 4 4 53 0 0 H Kingston 18.0 4 1 46 9 2 S Willis 4.0 1 0 23 0 0 X Doherty 25.0 8 3 34 0 0 W Thompson 11.0 4 0 26 1 0 J Smith 10.0 2 0 27 0 0 6

2015-16 CTPL FIRST GRADE SEASON & GRAND FINAL REPORT

2ND INNINGS - SHSB Batsman How Out Runs BF Min 4s 6s M Clark b B Lovell 35 34 57 3 1 S Martin (+) c H Evans b C Wheatley 6 29 33 1 0 A Doolan b B Lovell 18 24 41 3 0 S Willis b B Lovell 0 10 10 0 0 G Bailey c J Shelton b B Lovell 59 92 124 7 0 T Keep c C Rose b B Lovell 44 104 121 4 0 X Doherty c M Coad b A Maher 30 56 64 4 0 H Kingston c B Jones b B Webster 1 5 6 0 0 J Smith (*) c J Shelton b C Wheatley 13 16 12 2 0 G Bell c M Coad b C Rose 0 27 36 0 0 W Thompson not out 0 2 2 0 0 Extras (b 4, lb 4, w 0, nb 2) 5 Total Overs 66.1 10/216 FOW: 28 (S Martin) 61 (M Clark) 61 (S Willis) 68 (AJ Doolan) 168 (GJ Bailey) 171 (T Keep) 175 (H Kingston) 192 (J Smith) 216 (G Bell) 216 (XJ Doherty) Bowling Overs M W R Nb Wd C Wheatley 22.0 2 3 93 0 0 A Maher 25.0 7 2 64 2 0 B Lovell 14.0 2 2 71 3 0 B Webster 11 0 1 41 0 0 H Evans 13.0 1 1 53 0 0 C Rose 11.0 3 1 37 0 0 J Shelton 4.0 0 0 14 0 0 Match Result: South Hobart Sandy Bay won on First Innings Roger Woolley Medallist: George Bailey (South Hobart Sandy Bay)

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2015-16 CTPL WOMENS GRAND FINAL

North Hobart continued its dominance of the CTPL Women’s competition after it downed New Town by 9 wickets to win their third consecutive premiership. With persistent drizzle forcing the match to be reduced to 18 overs a-side, New Town were sent into bat and got off to a perfect start, with Erin Lawler and Paris Crowe combining for a 55-run opening stand, before Kirsten Allen claimed the breakthrough removing Lawler for 17. In the very next over, Kirstin Palfrey took the important wicket of Meg Phillips to have the Bucks at 2/61 off 10 overs. When Crowe was dismissed for 44 (off 34 deliveries) with the score on 80, Una Raymond-Hoey (25no off 19) and Jo Blacklow (10 off 20) partnered up to score at a run-a-ball to help New Town reach 4/108 off 18 overs. For North Hobart, Palfrey (2/27) and Allen (2/25) were excellent with the ball while Veronica Pyke was at her economical best, allowing only 11 runs from her four overs. Needing early wickets, New Town got off to a perfect start with Phillips removing Angela Green for just three, but Belinda Page (56 off 39) and Pyke (38 off 29) combined for an unbeaten 105-run stand to steer North Hobart over the line with six overs to spare. Page was named Player of the Final for her innings of 56 not out. It was the second time Page has been named Player of the Final, the first being in the 2010-11 CTPL Women’s Grand Final against University.

CTPL WOMENS PREMIERS

Season Premiers Runners Up Player of the Final 2009-10 Clarence North Hobart Washout 2010-11 North Hobart University Belinda Page (North Hobart) 2011-12 Kingborough Lindisfarne Sasha Moloney (Kingborough) 2012-13 Kingborough North Hobart Sasha Moloney (Kingborough) 2013-14 North Hobart Kingborough Sarah Birch (North Hobart) 2014-15 North Hobart New Town Veronica Pyke (North Hobart) 2015-16 North Hobart New Town Belinda Page (North Hobart)

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2015-16 CTPL WOMENS GRAND FINAL SCORECARD

New Town Innings North Hobart Innings P Crowe b K Allen 44 (34) A Green c F Sullivan b M Phillips 3 (6) E Lawler c A Green b K Allen 17 (24) B Page not out 56 (39) M Phillips c S Booker b K Palfrey 2 (6) V Pyke not out 38 (29) U Ray’-Hoey not out 25 (19) B Doyle (+) dnb B Hepburn (*) b K Palfrey 2 (4) K Palfrey dnb J Blacklow (+) not out 10 (20) N Geeves dnb L Hepburn dnb K Wardle dnb E Molnar dnb K Hutchison dnb F Sullivan dnb S Booker dnb T Honey dnb K Allen dnb E Philpott dnb S Roberts dnb E Frost dnb G Lovell dnb Extras (b 0, lb 1, w 7, nb 0) 8 Extras (b 0, lb 1, w 11, nb 1) 13 Total 18.0 Overs 4/108 Toal 12.1 Overs 1/110 FOW: 55, 59, 80, 91 FOW: 5 Bowlers O M W Runs Bowlers O M W Runs V Pyke 4.0 0 0 11 B Hepburn 3.0 0 0 22 K Palfrey 4.0 0 2 27 M Phillips 2.0 0 1 16 J Wardle 2.0 0 0 16 U Ray’-Hoey 1.0 0 0 9 B Page 4.0 0 0 28 P Crowe 1.0 0 0 9 K Allen 4.0 0 2 25 E Molnar 1.0 0 0 12 L Hepburn 2.1 0 0 23 F Sullivan 1.0 0 0 10 E Lawler 1.0 0 0 8 Match Result: North Hobart defeated New Town by 9 Wickets. Umpires: Alan Tyne and Andrew Ikin Player of the Final: Belinda Page (North Hobart)

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2015-16 EMERSON RODWELL & KIM FAZACKERLEY MEDAL AWARD WINNERS

In his first CTPL season, Clarence Coach Daniel Salpietro was tasked to return Clarence to the Finals after they missed finals in 2014-15. Salpietro led by example for the Roos, guiding them to second spot on the ladder and in the process claimed the Emerson Rodwell Medal by 7 votes, polling in 9 matches throughout the season. It was a modest start to the season for Salpietro who had greater impact with the ball picking up multiple wickets in four of the first five matches while making several starts with the bat. In round 6 match v South Hobart Sandy Bay Salpietro found his stride scoring 85 runs and claiming 3/68 in Clarence’s narrow defeat before an extraordinary all round display v Kingborough in the next match where he scored an unbeaten 59 and claimed 6/24 from 9 overs

Salpietro’s form continued to improve through the Christmas period and in the space of 5 games scored 4 centuries with best being 144 v New Town. Ultimately Salpietro finished the regular season as the competitions leading run scorer with 949 runs at an average of 55.80. He then became only the 10th player in 150 years of the competition to score 1000 runs in a season after scoring 62 in the Semi Final. Proving himself a genuine all-rounder, Salpietro also claimed 29 wickets at an average of 16.00. Veronica Pyke capped off an exceptional season by taking out the 2015-16 Kim Fazackerley Medal, which was announced at the Rodwell Medal Dinner. Polling in 10 of a possible 11 matches, the North Hobart all- rounder, scored 487 runs at an average of 121.75 as well as claimed 12 wickets at 8.50 with an economy rate of just 2.41 runs an over through the regular season.

Emerson Rodwell Medal Leaderboard Kim Fazackerley Medal Leaderboard Player Club Votes Player Club Votes Daniel Salpietro Clarence 20 Veronica Pyke North Hobart 25 Matthew Clark SHSB 13 Katelyn Fryett University 15 Tom Briscoe Lindisfarne 12 Celeste Raack Lindisfarne 15 Kingborough 12 Linsey DaCosta SHSB 14 University 12 Kristy Coppleman Kingborough 12 Harry Allanby Clarence 11 Emily Divin Kingborough 12 Gordon Kerr University 11 Angela Green North Hobart 10 10

2015-16 CRICKET TASMANIA CHAIRMAN OF MERIT AWARDS OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION TO THE CTPL

Since the late 1980’s the Pennant Committee, which became the Committee, and is now known as the Premier League Committee has been led by four long-serving individuals. Geoff Rowlands, Mike Gandy & Don Edwards (pictured left to right below) were awarded for their outstanding services to the Cricket Tasmania Premier League Committee, while fellow member Ray Brown was recognized for his services in 2009-10.

Enrico Di Venuto (Right) was recognized for his service in coaching. Enrico is the longest serving and a highly regarded coach having successfully developed players and teams at North Hobart and University. Enrico was the first Coach of the Decade to be named, selected as coach for the 1986/87—1995/96 team

ALLEN NEWMAN AWARDS

Allen Newman Award CTPL Second Grade Player of the Year Mitchell Backhouse - Kingborough DCC (16 votes)

Allen Newman Award CTPL Third Grade Player of the Year Alex Quinn - South Hobart Sandy Bay CC (13 votes)

Allen Newman Award CTPL Under 17 Player of the Year Toby Cowen - Kingborough DCC (16 votes)

Allen Newman Award CTPL Under 15 Player of the Year Tyler Buck - South Hobart Sandy Bay CC (18 votes)

Allen Newman Award CTPL Multi Grade Player of the Year Mitchell Backhouse Celeste Raack - Lindisfarne CC (20 votes)

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CTPL Second Grade Premiers South Hobart Sandy Bay Cricket Club

SHSB 7/239 (H Nichols 126, G Woolley 57, S Wild 3/51) def Clarence 154 (M McKiernan 5/54)

Back Row (L-R): Perry Mannering, Mattie McKiernan, Kyle Wisniewski, Will Christian, Jonathon Towns & Jackson Burns Front Row (L-R): William Christian Lachlan Fraser, George Woolley (C), Harry Nichols, Michael Flanagan & Daniel Willoughby

CTPL Third Grade Premiers Kingborough District Cricket Club

Kingborough 6/208 (B Turnbull 66, J Arkley 2/37) def Clarence 207 (B Lord 105, L Ward 4/33)

Back Row (L-R): Liam Perryman, Liam Ward & John Coombes Middle Row (L-R): Joshua Pride, Lincoln Street, Matthew Bigwood & Henry Pritchard Front Row (L-R): Luke Hoggett, Bryce Turnbull (Captain & Coach), Blair Harrison, Jacob Smith & Stuart H Clark 12

CTPL Under 17 Boys Premiers Kingborough District Cricket Club

Kingborough 415 (C O’Brien 103, L Griggs 63, H Thomas 5/88) drew North Hobart 3/106)

Back Row (L-R): Joshua Henley, Toby Cowen, MacKenzie Griggs, Sam Oliver, Andrew Henley (Ass. Coach), & William Poland Front Row (L-R): Zac Adams, Lochie Griggs (Captain), Bailey Murray, Angus Szoke (VC), Connor O’Brien & Jack Spencer

CTPL Under 15 Boys Premiers North Hobart Cricket Club

North Hobart 8/107 (I Manson 51no, J Downie 3/38) def Kingborough 74 (J Britton 2/9)

Back Row (L-R): James Shepherd, Ruben Carlsson, James Britton & David Collins Front Row (L-R): Luke Kreune, Nicholas Davis,, Sam Collins, Isaac Manson, Will Collins, George Halliday, Gabriel Deayton, Samuel Gowand & Jayden Vince 13

2015-16 CTPL FIRST GRADE STATISTICS

First Grade – Qualification: a minimum of 300 runs and 6 innings Player Club Inns NO HS Runs Avg Tim Paine* University of Tasmania 7 5 172no 486 240.50 North Hobart 10 3 196 605 86.43 Glenorchy 7 0 210 469 67.00 Tom Triffitt University of Tasmania 7 2 104no 305 61.00 Daniel Salpietro Clarence 20 3 144 949 55.82 Glenorchy 13 2 95 486 44.18 Dominic Michael University of Tasmania 11 2 118no 363 40.33 Matthew Dilger Glenorchy 18 5 85no 521 40.08 Trent Keep SHSB 16 5 80* 436 39.64 Nathan Freitag Kingborough 16 3 100no 491 37.77 *Tim Paine’s Average a New Record for the CTPL Competition

First Grade Bowling Average – Qualification: a minimum of 100 overs and 20 wickets Player Club Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg Clive Rose Kingborough 131.3 51 278 26 10.69 Daniel Meredith Clarence 186.1 34 563 40 14.08 Gordon Kerr University of Tasmania 226.2 39 696 46 15.13 Lindisfarne 153.4 41 487 31 15.71 Daniel Salpietro Clarence 135.1 12 464 29 16.00 Cameron Wheatley Kingborough 135.5 24 478 29 16.48 James Bowen Glenorchy 144.1 24 428 25 17.12 William Thompson SHSB 144.1 30 506 29 17.45 Matthew Wilkie Lindisfarne 211.1 43 655 36 18.19 Nathan Wegman New Town 134.0 29 492 24 20.50

First Grade—Most Dismissals (Wicket-Keeper) Name Club Catches Stumpings Total Michael Jones Clarence 25 4 29 Ben McDermott Lindisfarne 18 5 23 Peter Rasmussen North Hobart 17 4 21 Matthew Coad Kingborough 16 0 16

First Grade—Most Catches & Run Outs (Non Wicket-Keeper) Name Club Catches Run Outs Total Jason Shelton Kingborough 13 0 13 Jake Steele Kingborough 12 1 13 Isaac Salter Clarence 11 0 11 Brady Jones Kingborough 11 0 11 14

2015-16 CTPL FIRST GRADE STATISTICS

2015-16 CTPL First Grade Best Batting Partnerships—By Wicket # Total Batters Club Round Opponent 1 225 Jordan Silk & North Hobart 4 University 2 160 Matthew Dilger & Luke Butterworth Glenorchy 17 University 3 223 Beau Webster & Harry Evans Kingborough 4 SHSB 4 204 Alex Doolan & George Bailey SHSB GF Kingborough 5 123 Riley Backhouse & Dylan Hay Kingborough 15 Glenorchy 6 110 George Bailey & Xavier Doherty SHSB 16 North Hobart 7 124 Harry Allanby & Clarence 16 Kingborough 8 135 Brad Loveluck & Nathan Wegman New Town 17 SHSB 9 75 Matthew Dilger & Trent LeRossignol Glenorchy 5 New Town 10 67 Brady Jones & Cameron Wheatley Kingborough SF University

2015-16 CTPL First Grade Best Batting Performance—Individual Score Batsmen Club Round Opponent 210 Ben Dunk Glenorchy 6 North Hobart 202 George Bailey SHSB 16 North Hobart 196 Jordan Silk North Hobart 4 University 172no Tim Paine University 16 New Town 163 Jonathon Tattersall New Town 16 University 162 Harry Allanby Clarence 16 Kingborough 156no Jordan Silk North Hobart 6 Glenorchy 154 Matthew Bowden Lindisfarne 4 New Town 144 Daniel Salpietro Clarence 14 New Town 135no Beau Webster Kingborough 4 SHSB

2015-16 CTPL First Grade Best Bowling Performance—Individual Bowler Club Figures Round Opponent Jeremy Smith SHSB 7/43 16 North Hobart Daniel Salpietro Clarence 6/24 7 Kingborough James Bowen Glenorchy 6/28 12 North Hobart Gordon Kerr University 6/29 6 Lindisfarne Clive Rose Kingborough 6/35 16 Clarence Gordon Kerr University 6/58 15 Clarence Xavier Doherty SHSB 6/64 SF Clarence Xavier Doherty SHSB 6/78 6 Clarence Matthew Wilkie Lindisfarne 5/8 1 North Hobart Clive Rose Kingborough 5/11 6 New Town

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2015-16 CTPL WOMENS STATISTICS

Women’s Batting Average – Qualification: a minimum of 100 runs and 6 innings Player Club Inns NO HS Runs Avg Veronica Pyke North Hobart 9 5 100no 487 121.75 Anita J Silva Glenorchy 6 3 59no 175 58.33 Meg Phillips New Town 9 3 92no 322 53.67 Celeste Raack Lindisfarne 9 3 54no 307 51.17 Kristy Coppleman Kingboorugh 9 3 109no 272 45.33 Linsey DaCosta SHSB 12 5 60no 309 44.14 Sasha Moloney University 10 4 61no 309 43.17 Mary Waldron SHSB 6 3 42 124 41.33 Katelyn Fryett University 9 3 58no 238 39.67 Emily J Smith Lindisfarne 8 3 47no 184 36.80

Women’s Bowling Average – Qualification: a minimum of 25 overs and 10 wickets Player Club Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg Kristy Coppleman Kingborough 29.3 4 79 10 7.90 Emily Molnar New Town 20.2 1 131 16 8.19 Veronica Pyke North Hobart 42.2 11 102 12 8.50 Katie Cole Clarence 40.0 4 150 15 10.00 Kirstin Palfrey North Hobart 30.0 4 132 12 11.33 Brooke Hepburn New Town 32.0 3 128 11 11.64 Olivia McDonald Clarence 40.0 1 120 10 12.00 Lisa Astell SHSB 49.0 0 249 15 16.60 Erin Lawler New Town 36.0 3 171 10 17.10

2015-16 Women’s Best Batting Partnerships—By Wicket # Total Batters Club Round Opponent 1 154 Paris Crowe & Meg Phillips New Town 1 SHSB 2 139 Angela Green & Veronica Pyke North Hobart 12 Lindisfarne 3 144 Veronica Pyke & Belinda Page North Hobart 10 Glenorchy 4 71 Linsey DaCosta & Beth Schiwy SHSB 3 Glenorchy 5 63 Angela Green & Kieran Hutchison North Hobart 11 University 6 36 Veronica Pyke & Nicole Geeves North Hobart 5 Clarence 7 44 Veronica Pyke & Kirsten Allen North Hobart 8 SHSB 8 27 Taylah Purdon & Natalie Pearce Clarence 8 Kingborough 9 - No Partnerships of 25 Runs or Greater - - - 10 - No Partnerships of 25 Runs or Greater - - - For more statistics, news, events and results throughout the season visit www.premier.crickettas.com.au 16

CTPL HISTORICAL RECORDS (WOMEN’S COMPETITION)

Clarence Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 68 Leesa Walker 1009 Katie Cole 52 Katie Cox 64 Katie Cox 712 Emma Thompson 48 Leesa Walker 64 Natalie Pearce 542 Leesa Walker 41 Olivia McDonald

Glenorchy Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 58 Kylie Alomes 880 Anita Silva 39 Janelle Rattenbury 56 Sophie Alomes 675 Amanda Silva 29 Alicia Rattenbury 47 Janelle Rattenbury 360 Kylie Alimes 22 Anita Silva

Kingborough Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 59 Johanna Jones 1057 Emily Divin 62 Kristy Coppleman 55 Kristy Coppleman 972 Kristy Coppleman 38 Emily Divin 55 Natasha Erends 702 Sasha Moloney 33 Johanna Jones

Lindisfarne Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 28 Jessica Wuetschner 943 Jessica Wuetschner 35 Amanda Silva 27 Amanda Silva 397 Amanda Silva 24 Jessica Wuetschner 22 Kim Doran 386 Celeste Raack 18 Kate Costelloe

New Town Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 55 Paris Crowe 1641 Paris Crowe 52 Paris Crowe 51 Teghan Honey 1377 Lauren Hepburn 43 Erin Lawler 49 Erin Lawler 594 Meg Phillips 41 Maddison Blazely

North Hobart Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 70 Belinda Page 1867 Hannah Short 60 Belinda Page 65 Bernadette Doyle 1694 Belinda Page 47 Veronica Pyke 64 Kirstin Palfrey 1330 Veronica Pyke 43 Kirstin Palfrey

SHSB Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 39 Lisa Astell 1053 Linsey Da Costa 37 Lisa Astell 38 Beth Schiwy 544 Naomi Lynch 33 Linsey DaCosta 37 Linsey Da Costa 431 Corinne Hall 32 Beth Schiwy

University Most Matches Most Runs Most Wickets 24 Katelyn Fryett 715 Sasha Moloney 23 Maddison Blazely 24 Peri Lucas 484 Katelyn Fryett 15 Katelyn Fryett 22 Maddison Blazely 224 Angela Burdon 11 Sasha Moloney

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2015-16 CTPL SECOND GRADE STATISTICS

Second Grade Batting Average - Qualification: a minimum 200 runs and 6 innings Name Club Inns NO HS Runs Avg Gareth Davies SHSB 7 3 71no 238 59.50 Marcus Bray Lindisfarne 10 1 130no 393 43.67 Jack White North Hobart 10 3 133no 304 43.43 Riley Backhouse Kingborough 9 2 76 291 41.57 Ben Van Kraanen New Town 11 4 66no 287 41.00 Trent Rollins Kingborough 7 1 88 235 39.17 Leith Dickens New Town 11 2 50 343 38.11 Nicholas Jones Clarence 8 1 68 252 36.00 Mitchell Backhouse Kingborough 9 0 80 316 35.11 George Woolley SHSB 12 0 196 418 34.83

Second Grade Bowling Average – Qualification: a minimum of 90 overs and 15 wickets Player Club Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg Steven Wild Clarence 101.0 22 272 22 12.36 Alex Treanor Clarence 120.2 28 314 25 12.56 Matthew Beven Clarence 92.4 21 223 15 14.87 Shane Holland Kingborough 90.5 14 293 18 15.72 Shane Bunce North Hobart 111.0 19 331 20 16.55 Daniel Browning New Town 96.0 18 320 17 18.82 Angus Ling North Hobart 128.5 33 326 17 19.18 Andrew McConnon Lindisfarne 140.0 22 443 23 19.26 Samuel Leon North Hobart 121.3 19 440 21 20.95 Jackson Burns North Hobart 134.3 23 386 18 21.44

2015-16 CTPL Second Grade Best Batting Partnerships—By Wicket # Total Batters Club Round Opponent 1 122 Ben Kanizay & Jayden Harris Clarence 5 University 2 182 Andrew Towns & George Woolley SHSB 12 Lindisfarne 3 137 George Woolley & Harry Nichols SHSB GF Clarence 4 244 George Woolley & Tim Cannon SHSB 5 Lindisfarne 5 162 Sam Martyn & John Coombes Kingborough 14 Lindisfarne 6 96 Nathan Kerslake & Dec Waddington Lindisfarne 2 New Town 7 97 Jack White & John Tulk North Hobart 12 New Town 8 75 Marcus Bray & Andrew McConnon Lindisfarne 12 SHSB 9 88 Andrew McConnon & Clayde White Lindisfarne 6 Glenorchy 10 56 Jack White & Angus Ling North Hobart 12 New Town

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2015-16 CTPL THIRD GRADE STATISTICS

Third Grade Batting Average - Qualification: a minimum 200 runs and 6 innings Name Club Inns NO HS Runs Avg Brian Lord Clarence 8 2 101no 398 66.33 Jacob Smith Kingborough 10 3 137no 398 42.57 Blair Harrison Kingborough 13 3 118no 415 41.50 Bryce Turnbull Kingborough 13 4 152no 341 37.89 Matthew Hutchison North Hobart 6 0 72 224 37.33 Jake Clements New Town 8 2 83no 224 37.33 Jake Burdon New Town 9 1 113no 280 35.00 Tim Jacobs New Town 11 3 118no 273 34.13 Jaryn Prendergast Clarence 9 1 65no 253 31.63 Peter Eastment SHSB 7 1 100 2010 28.71

Third Grade Bowling Average – Qualification: a minimum of 80 overs and 15 wickets Player Club Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg Alex Quinn SHSB 107.4 22 324 25 12.96 Adrian Richardson Clarence 120.1 28 328 20 16.40 Sam Kerslake Lindisfarne 90.0 15 362 18 20.11 Lachie Bannon SHSB 92.4 9 371 16 23.19 Robert Brathwaite University 91.5 9 470 16 29.38

2015-16 CTPL Third Grade Best Batting Partnerships—By Wicket # Total Batters Club Round Opponent 1 304 Bryce Turnbull & Blair Harrison Kingborough 12 Glenorchy 2 222 Peter Eastment & Zac Bury SHSB 12 Lindisfarne 3 102 Joshua Page & Lachlann McLeod New Town 12 North Hobart 4 150 Jaryn Prendergast & Brian Lord Clarence 12 University 5 145 Tim Jacobs & Josh Chapman New Town 7 Glenorchy 6 117 Nick Grubb & Clayton Braddick University 2 North Hobart 7 84 Calvin Coles & Andrew Bourke Lindisfarne 12 SHSB 8 105 Joshua Onn & Chris White Lindisafrne 2 New Town 9 44 Calvin Coles & David White Lindisfarne 12 SHSB 10 60 Mihcael Bellamy & Benjamin Taylor North Hobart 00 Lindisfarne

For more statistics, news, events and results throughout the season visit www.premier.crickettas.com.au

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2015-16 CTPL BOYS UNDER 17 STATISTICS

Under 17’s Batting Average – Qualification: a minimum of 200 runs and 6 innings Player Club Inns NO HS Runs Avg Mauro Saracino University 9 2 89 399 57.00 Keegan Oates Lindisfarne 10 1 112 485 53.89 Toby Cowen Kingborough 14 3 89 486 44.18 Jack White North Hobart 12 1 92 456 41.45 Luke Williams North Hobart 14 1 102no 503 38.69 Joe Randall New Town 11 0 106 380 34.55 Alex Kossman North Hobart 15 3 67 394 32.83 Declan Waddington Lindisfarne 12 3 102no 286 31.78 Samiel Lewis-Johnson North Hobart 10 1 70 251 27.89 Edward Smith Glenorchy 17 0 117 472 27.76

Under 17’s Bowling Average – Qualification: a minimum of 70 overs and 15 wickets Player Club Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg Jamie Booth Clarence 85.4 18 170 31 5.48 Jyles Horne Clarence 106.4 22 284 32 8.88 Keegan Oates Lindisfarne 73.2 15 211 19 11.11 Timothy Butterworth Clarence 116.0 29 345 27 12.78 Lochie Griggs Kingborough 111.2 19 389 30 12.97 Jaryd van der Steege University 95.3 12 298 22 13.55 Declan Waddington Lindisfarne 105.1 18 312 23 13.59 Jack White North Hobart 70.5 11 208 15 13.87 Jake Pullen North Hobart 81.5 9 295 20 14.75

2015-16 CTPL Under 17 Best Batting Partnerships—By Wicket # Total Batters Club Round Opponent 1 186 Lachlan Clifford & Mauro Saracino University 10 Kingborough 2 147 Connor O’Brien & Angus Szoke Kingborough GF North Hobart 3 83 Hudson Wakefield & Dec Waddington Lindisfarne SF Kingborough 4 151 Jackson Clifford & Lewis Drury University 3 SHSB 5 88 Jarrod Kaye & Reece Williams Glenorchy 3 New Town 6 103 Dec Waddington & Andrew Bourke Lindisfarne 14 Kingborough 7 60 Dec Waddington & Nicholas Haydon Lindisfarne SF Kingborough 8 67 Dec Waddington & Nicholas Haydon Lindisfarne 10 North Hobart 9 67 Tim Butterworth & Flynn Rackett Clarence 9 Glenorchy 10 62 Ryan Graham-Daft & Xavier Zeeman North Hobart 2 University For more statistics, news, events and results throughout the season visit www.premier.crickettas.com.au 20

2015-16 CTPL BOYS UNDER 15 STATISTICS

Under 15’s Batting Average – Qualification: a minimum of 100 runs and 6 innings Player Club Inns NO HS Runs Avg Tom Wiloughby SHSB 15 3 78 587 48.92 William Collins North Hobart 7 1 150no 282 47.00 Lachlan Borsboom Clarence 12 4 82no 359 44.88 Jacob Downie Kingborough 7 3 101no 162 40.50 Zachary Adams Kingborough 11 4 77 258 36.86 Joshua Henley Kingborough 9 3 74no 221 36.83 Mitchell Cooke Kingborough 13 4 59 310 34.44 Mitchell Owen Kingborough 9 1 71 266 33.25 Sam Wright New Town 13 0 90 431 33.15 Tyler Buck SHSB 13 5 60 265 33.13

Under 15’s Bowling Average – Qualification: a minimum of 60 overs and 15 wickets Player Club Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avg Gabriel Deayton North Hobart 86.4 22 167 26 6.42 Tyler Buck SHSB 89.2 14 235 29 8.10 Lachlan Borsboom Clarence 85.4 24 165 19 8.68 Ruben Carlsson North Hobart 62.0 11 157 15 10.47 Archie Sward Kingborough 77.0 18 182 17 10.71 Nicholas Davis North Hobart 81.3 21 203 17 11.94 Ben Thomson Lindisfarne 108.2 24 283 22 12.86 Tyler Downham Glenorchy 69.2 13 214 16 13.38 Jacob Downie Kingborough 83.4 13 244 18 13.56

2015-16 CTPL Under 15 Best Batting Partnerships—By Wicket # Total Batters Club Round Opponent 1 151 Tom Willoughby & Henry Harris SHSB 13 Glenorchy 2 101 William Collins & Samuel Gowans North Hobart 2 University 3 151 Sam Wright & Joel Millhouse New Town 3 Glenorchy 4 100 Mitchell Owen & Mitchell Cooke Kingborough 1 Lindisfarne 5 104 Sam Wright & Thomas Gamble New Town GF Glenorchy 6 48 Lachlan Borsboom & Kayde Saward Cclarence 10 New Town 7 68 Kieran Assman & Sam Green Clarence 13 New Town 8 41 Liam Harris & Ben Thomson Lindisfarne 8 University 9 70 Angus Murrell & Aaron McKay Lindisfarne GF University 10 40 Finlan Lapham & Harry Ward New Town 2 Lindisfarne For more statistics, news, events and results throughout the season visit www.premier.crickettas.com.au 21

TASMANIAN TIGERS SQUAD AND FIXTURES 2016-17

Tasmanian Tigers Squad 2016-17

George Bailey (C) Andrew Fekete Sam Rainbird Rookies Jordan Silk Gabe Bell Cameron Boyce Hamish Kingston Cam Stevenson Caleb Jewell Xavier Doherty Ben McDermott Beau Webster Ryan Lees Alex Doolan Dominic Michael Cam Wheatley Simon Milkenko Corey Murfet Ben Dunk Tim Paine Macalister Wright James Faulkner

Matador BBQs One Day Cup Fixture 2016 Date Opponent Venue Time Broadcast 3 October v — 10:30am CATV 5 October v CA XI Allan Border Field—Brisbane 10:30am CATV 9 October v Hurtsville Oval— 10:30am CATV 13 October v VICTORIA 10:30am CATV 15 October v North Sydney Oval 10:30am CATV 19 October v SOUTH AUSTRLAIA —Sydney 10:30am CATV 21 October PRELIMINARY FINAL Drummoyne Oval—Sydney 2:30pm GEM 23 October FINAL North Sydney Oval 2:30pm GEM

Sheffield Shield Fixture 2016-17 Date Opponent Venue Broadcast 25—28 October (D/N) v VICTORIA MCG— CATV 4—7 November v SOUTH AUSTRALIA Oval CATV 17—20 November v WESTERN AUSTRALIA WACA— CATV 26—29 November v NEW SOUTH WALES Blundstone Arena CATV 5—8 December (D/N) v VICTORIA Blundstone Arena CATV 1—4 February v QUEENSLAND GABBA CATV 10—13 February v WESTERN AUSTRALIA Blundstone Arena CATV 25—28 February v NEW SOUTH WALES Wollongong—NSW CATV 7 – 10 March v QUEENSLAND Blundstone Arena CATV 16 - 19 March v SOUTH AUSTRALIA Blundstone Arena CATV 26—30 March FINAL TBC CATV

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CRIPPS TASMANIAN ROAR SQUAD AND FIXTURES 2016-17

Cripps Tasmanian Roar Squad 2016-17

Veronica Pyke (c) Erin Lawler Coaching Staff Sasha Moloney (Head Coach) Emily Divin Meg Phillips David Drew (Assist. Coach) Katelyn Fryett Celeste Raack Corrine Hall Brooke Hepburn Emma Thompson Laura Wright Isobel Joyce

Women’s National Cricket League 2016-17 Fixture Date Opponent Venue Time 13 October v QUEENSLAND AB Field—Brisbane 11:00am 14 October v NEW SOUTH WALES GABBA 11:00am 16 October v SOUTH AUSTRALIA AB Field—Brisbane 11:00am 28 October v ACT Blundstone Arena 2:15pm 28 October SOUTH AUSTRALIA v VICTORIA Lindisfarne Oval 10:00am 29 October v VICTORIA Blundstone Arena 2:15pm 20 November v WESTERN AUSTRALIA Adelaide (TBC) 10:30am 3 December WNCL FINAL TBA TBA

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HOBART HURRICANES WBBL|02 SQUAD & FIXTURE

Hurricanes WBBL|02 Squad (as of 20th September)

Heather Knight (c) Julie Hunter Coaching Staff Veronica Pyke Sasha Moloney Julia Price (Head Coach) Erin Burns Meg Phillips David Drew (Senior Assistant) Katelyn Fryett Celeste Raack Corinne Hall Georgia Redmayne Brooke Hepburn Emma Thompson Julie Hunter

Hurricanes WBBL|02 Fixture Date Opponent Venue Time TV 10 Dec v PERTH SCORCHERS North Sydney Oval, NSW 10:00am - 11 Dec v PERTH SCORCHERS North Sydney Oval, NSW 10:45am Ten 17 Dec v Bendigo, Victoria 4:10pm - 18 Dec v MELBOURNE RENEGADES Bendigo, Victoria 12:00pm - 26 Dec v Glenelg, SA 2:30pm - 29 Dec v SYDNEY SIXERS Hurtsville, NSW 2:30pm - 5 Jan v Aurora Stadium, TAS 6:30pm - 8 Jan v Blundstone Arena, TAS 1:45pm Ten 9 Jan v BRISBANE HEAT Blundstone Arena,TAS 6:30pm - 13 Jan v SYDNEY SIXERS Sydney (TBC) 2:30pm - 16 Jan v SYDNEY THUNDER Blundstone Arena 6:30pm - 20 Jan v Blundstone Arena 5:30pm - 21 Jan v MELBOURNE STARS Blundstone Arena 11:45am Ten 24/25 Jan SEMI FINAL TBC TBC One 28 Jan FINAL TBC TBC Ten 24

HOBART HURRICANES BBL|06 SQUAD & FIXTURE

Hurricanes BBL|06 Squad (as at 20th September)

Tim Paine (c) Coaching Staff George Bailey Sam Rainbird (Head Coach) Cameron Boyce Jake Reed Simon Helmot (Senior Assistant) Stuart Broad Clive Rose Dan Marsh (Assistant Coach) Kumar Sangakkara Richard Allanby (Assistant Coach) Ben Dunk Rhett Lockyear (Assistant Coach) Ben McDermott Jon Wells Dominic Michael Sam Rainbird

Hurricanes BBL|06 Fixture Date Opponent Venue Time 23 December v SYDNEY SIXERS SCG, Sydney 6:10pm 26 December v MELBOURNE STARS Blundstone Arena 7:10pm 30 December v BRISBANE HEAT GABBA 6:10pm 2 January v ADELAIDE STRIKERS Blundstone Arena 7:10pm 6 January v ADELAIDE STRIKERS 7:10pm 8 January v SYDNEY THUNDER Blundstone Arena 7:10pm 12 January v MELBOURNE RENEGADES Etihad Stadium 7:40pm 21 January v PERTH SCORCHERS Blundstone Arena 4:20pm 24/25 January SEMI FINALS TBC TBC 28 January FINAL TBC TBC 25

ENTRY LEVEL PROGRAMS

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NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

Cricket Tasmania will once again play host to the National Championships with this season selected to host the Under 18 Girls Competition. The Under 18 Girls National Championships have been running for over 15 years and has proven to be a great platform in developing Australian cricketers, including more recently Elise Perry, , , and Spectators can look forward to viewing the next crop of Australian players as they will take to the field in four one day matches and four Twenty20 matches in seven days. Tasmania had a very successful Championships last season, finishing in fifth position with Emma Manix-Geeves (153 runs at 23.86) and Olivia McDonald (11 wickets at 6.64) were the leading players with bat and ball. The draw for the 2016/17 CA National Under 18 Girls Championships can be found on the adjacent page. For more information on all of the National Underage Championships and to follow scores for all CA National Championships, visit www.nationalchamps.com.au Cricket Tasmania thanks the Tasmanian Government, CTPL Clubs and it’s ground authorities - Hobart City Council, Clarence City Council, Kingborough Council, Glenorchy City Council, Brighton Council, and University of Tasmania for their ongoing support.

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UNDER 18 GIRLS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS FIXTURE

Time Date Team One Team Two Venue Round 1 (50 Over Matches) 10:30am Wednesday, 23 November Victoria v South Australia New Town Oval 10:30am Wednesday, 23 November ACT/NSW Country v NSW Metro Queenborough Oval 10:30am Wednesday, 23 November Tasmania v Western Australia Kingston Twin Ovals 10:30am Wednesday, 23 November Queensland v CA XI Lindisfarne Oval Round 2 (50 Over Matches) 10:30am Thursday, 24 November NSW Metro v Victoria TCA Ground 10:30am Thursday, 24 November South Australia v ACT/NSW Country KGV Oval 10:30am Thursday, 24 November Western Australia v Queensland University Oval 10:30am Thursday, 24 November CA XI v Tasmania Kangaroo Bay Oval Round 3 (T20 Matches) (Morning) 10:00am Friday, 25 November Victoria v Western Australia Gunn Oval 10:00am Friday, 25 November NSW Metro v CA XI Ferguson Park 10:00am Friday, 25 November ACT/NSW Country v Queensland New Town Oval 10:00am Friday, 25 November South Australia v Tasmania Lindisfarne Oval Round 4 (T20 Matches) (Afternoon) 2:30pm Friday, 25 November Western Australia v South Australia Gunn Oval 2:30pm Friday, 25 November Tasmania v ACT/NSW Country Lindisfarne Oval 2:30pm Friday, 25 November CA XI v Victoria Ferguson Park 2:30pm Friday, 25 November Queensland v NSW Metro New Town Oval Round 5 (T20 Matches) (Morning) 10:00am Sunday, 27 November Queensland v South Australia Queenborough Oval 10:00am Sunday, 27 November Victoria v Tasmania TCA Ground 10:00am Sunday, 27 November ACT/NSW Country v CA XI Gunn Oval 10:00am Sunday, 27 November Western Australia v NSW Metro Ferguson Park Round 6 (T20 Matches) (Afternoon) 2:30pm Sunday, 27 November NSW Metro v Tasmania TCA Ground 2:30pm Sunday, 27 November Queensland v Victoria Queenborough Oval 2:30pm Sunday, 27 November South Australia v CA XI Gunn Oval 2:30pm Sunday, 27 November ACT/NSW Country v Western Australia Ferguson Park Round 7 (40 Over Matches) 10:30am Monday, 28 November Victoria v ACT/NSW Country Kangaroo Bay Oval 10:30am Monday, 28 November NSW Metro v South Australia University Oval 10:30am Monday, 28 November Tasmania v Queensland KGV Oval 10:30am Monday, 28 November CA XI v Western Australia Queenborough Oval Finals 10:30am Tuesday, 29 November 1st v 2nd Kingston Twin Ovals 10:30am Tuesday, 29 November 3rd v 4th Lindisfarne Oval 10:30am Tuesday, 29 November 5th v 6th TCA Ground 10:30am Tuesday, 29 November 7th v 8th New Town Oval

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Clarence District Cricket Club Website: www.cdcc.net.au Twitter: @Clarence_Roos Facebook: www.facebook.com/clarence.cricket

Clarence District Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad High Player No Player Type Matches Runs Bat Avg Wkts Bowl Avg Score Ned Absolom 36 RHB 9 17no 39 6.50 - - Harry Allanby (C) 63 RHB/LAOS 120 162 2489 25.36 112 24.91 Matthew Beven 55 LHB/RAM 27 33 297 14.85 - - Jamie Booth 78 RHB/LAM 2 - - - 4 11.00 Liam Devlin 35 LHB 16 6 171 12.21 1 5.00 Evan Gulbis 8 RHB/RAMF 48 86no 1256 33.05 65 18.23 Jayden Harris 11 7 118 59 16.86 - - James Hickey 30 RHB/RAMF 82 39 495 11.25 96 22.58 Wade Irvine 23 RHB/RAOS 147 212 3443 25.32 134 23.40 Michael Jones 57 LHB/WK 116 100 2062 20.83 172 Dismissals Nick Jones 31 RHB/WK 9 29no 69 11.50 12 Dismissals Daniel Meredith 2 RHB/RAMF 108 48 356 8.09 141 22.32 Riley Meredith 21 RHB/RAF 50 16no 296 7.90 62 19.63 Damien Paul 24 17 33no 255 17.00 - - Sam Rainbird 14 RHB/LAMF 124 81 1123 15.18 156 23.72 Liam Rice 7 LHB 80 71no 729 13.25 - - Daniel Salpietro 16 RHB/RAOS 19 144 1029 54.16 31 17.26 Isaac Salter 6 RHB/RAOS 32 45 276 16.24 17 16.59 Fletcher Seymour 10 RHB/RAMF 3 27 40 20.00 6 20.33 James Seymour 39 LHB/RAOS ------Cam Stevenson 3 RAF ------Alex Treanor 15 RAM 80 35no 211 12.41 93 22.01 Jon Wells 9 RHB/RAM 164 222no 6499 43.62 95 18.38 Steven Wild 70 RHB/RALS 5 7 9 3.00 1 73.00 Caiden Workman 25 LHB/WK 7 19 88 11.00 - -

2016-17 Women’s Squad (Club Stats) Player No Matches High Score Runs Wkts Best Bowl Gillian Burke 26 18 3 6 - - Zoe Burke 11 22 7no 16 10 5/11 Katie Cole 14 64 73 1009 52 3/3 Erin Fazackerley 3 49 47 426 23 5/11 Belinda Grant 4 40 42no 237 13 2/7 Megan Harper 16 11 4no 9 1 1/27 Heather Knight 9 141no 325 7 3/11 Olivia McDonald 18 55 39 457 41 5/10 Natalie Pearce 6 56 34 196 30 3/13 Lyndall Reading 21 33 18 99 - - Jane Roussow 29 10 - - - - Emma Thompson 7 30 200no 712 15 2/18 Leesa Walker 1 68 33no 542 48 3/5

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CLARENCE CLUB REPORT

This off season has been spent working with key stakeholders as we prepare ourselves for the opening of our new clubrooms. At this point, the clubrooms will be completed and officially opened in the early part of the season, which is an exciting development for all concerned. Our Board remains largely unchanged, with the only addition being Gavin Horne (IT Communications) who has re-joined bringing a wealth of experience and knowledge in this area. We would also like to thank Susie Dart and Linda Boucher for their services last season, with both stepping down from the board this season. At the operational level, roles continue to be filled as we gear up for the new season. We are extremely thankful to those who have volunteered their services for another season and welcome the opportunity to have many more helpers as we transition into our new clubrooms. We have been fortunate to have established a strong working relationship with the Rosny Bowls Club and will continue to utilise this location and facility until our new clubrooms are opened. The club has been fortunate in being able to secure the services of the following coaches, resulting in a stable base from which to launch our season:

Senior Club Coach Daniel Salpietro Youth High Performance Nigel Horsley Senior Mens Ass Coach Wade Irvine U/17 Male Coach Martin Devlin Senior Mens Dev Coach Harry Allanby U/15 Male Coach Matt Tansey Specialist Skills Coach Scott Kremerskothen U/17 Female Coach Darren Burke Senior Womens Coach Leesa Walker Chairman of Selectors Roger Woolley

Daniel Salpietro has recently agreed to a further three (3) year stint as Senior Coach of our club, having also come off an outstanding first season, culminating in his runaway Emerson Rodwell Medal victory. Harry Allanby, who also enjoyed a breakout season in 2015/16 will continue for a third season as our 1st Grade captain, leading a strong group that comprises a balance of experience and talented young players. We welcome the additions of Tasmanian Tigers contracted player , and the talented James Seymour to our club for the 2015/16 season. Both players will add to our squad’s depth, as will having State Under 19 Captain, Fletcher Seymour who will join the squad full time from the Mowbray Cricket Club Experienced performers, including Allanby, Salpietro, Meredith, Gulbis, Wells, Rainbird, Irvine, Jones and Hickey will continue to provide strong leadership to our talented youth, comprising Salter, Devlin, Workman, Absolom and Harris as they look to build long term careers with our club. The club has been fortunate to maintain stability within our Female cricket program, securing the services of Leesa Walker (Senior Womens) and Darren Burke (Under 17 female) for another season. The Womens team having been semi finalists for the past two (2) seasons, whilst our Under 17 team start their campaign as defending premiers. Supporting Leesa and Darren will be ’s recently appointed Captain, Heather Knight who will join the club during the Women’s big Bash period as a player with the Hobart Hurricanes. The continued development of young guns Erin Fazackerley, Olivia McDonald and Maddison Mills combined with experienced campaigners in Emma Thompson and Katie Cole augers well for our Womens program as they enter the new season. Nigel Horsley will again champion our Male Youth program as our High Performance Coach with this program. Nigel will once again be supported by Marty Devlin (Under 17 Coach) and Matt Tansey (Under 15 Coach), with the boys in this program being developed to hopefully be long term First Grade players of the future with our club.

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Glenorchy Cricket Club Website: www. glenorchy.tas.cricket.com.au/ Twitter: @Glenorchy CC Facebook: www.facebook.com/Glenorchy-Cricket-Club/

Glenorchy Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad Player No Player Type Mtchs HS Runs Bat Avg Wkts Bowl Avg Brad Absolom 5 RHB 130 76no 2146 18.99 2 70.00 Jordan Banks-Smith 66 RHB/RAM 22 25no 84 7.64 17 30.12 James Bowen 17 LHB/LAFM 44 13no 64 4.47 88 19.01 Matthew Dilger (c) 23 RHB/RAOS 98 100no 1616 23.42 11 52.91 Charles Eastoe 46 RHB 3 53 82 27.33 - - Aiden Grace 32 RHB/WK 8 11 34 5.67 - - Jarrod Kaye 12 RHB/WK 2 0 0 0.00 - - Trent LeRossignol 15 RHB/RAM 98 45 448 9.33 174 20.87 Kristian Nikolai 10 RHB/RALS 38 20 171 7.43 41 23.51 Tim Spotswood 1 RHB/RAM 11 12no 35 5.00 10 21.90 Jack Stevenson 71 RHB/RAFM 1 - - - 1 34.00 Tom Coates 22 RHB/RALS 16 53no 251 17.93 1 24.00

2016-17 Women’s Squad (Club Stats) Player No Matches High Score Runs Wkts Best Bowl Kylie Alomes 25 58 42 360 1 1/6 Erin Burns 1 2 19 23 1 1/8 Sarah Cowley 24 10 - - 4 2/1 Julie Hunter 23 6 44no 72 6 2/5 Hannah Mann 27 21 43 214 5 1/12 Alicia Rattenbury 4 45 12 57 29 4/3 Janelle Rattenbury 11 47 48no 356 39 3/7 Demi-May Rooke 8 35 46no 284 20 3/20 Anita Silva 28 25 113no 880 22 4/22 Amanda Silva 2 30 50no 675 21 3/3

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GLENORCHY CLUB REPORT

Glenorchy is excited to have back on board as senior coach. With our senior teams in a development phase we have gone to Brett as the most decorated and best player development coach in the state. Along with our new 2nd grade coach Damien Minehan, Women’s Coach, Southern Stars & Roar representative Julie Hunter, Game Development Manager Andrew Moore and High Performance Manager Michael Knight we have a quality coaching setup for the advancement of our

young list. Along with key junior coaching appointments we have a renewed committee with new members and new role with Marketing Manager Ella Beechey, with these appointments the club is very optimistic about this year on and off the field. We also welcome new major sponsor Kumon Education to KGV along with our other valued sponsors. We say goodbye to Luke Butterworth this season who has moved into a full time coaching position in ACT cricket, we are privileged to have had Luke as a long term player, coach and life member of our club. Last season also marked the passing of club legend Ian “Jesse” James his impact on the club and local cricket is immense and he will be missed by his family and the cricket community. 2016 brings the opening of the new KGV Precinct building providing some great new facilities for us to use and the new Anfield St home change room development will open during the season providing high quality players and umpires spaces. These upgrades also support our goal of servicing the best cricket talent in the region and reaching out to new cricketers through our game development programs. Glenorchy Cricket Club partnered with:

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Kingborough District Cricket Club Website: www.kingboroughknights.com.au Twitter: @KDCC_Knights Facebook: www.facebook.com/kdccknights

Kingborough District Cricket Club Kingborough District Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad 2016-17 Women’s Squad Player No Player Type Player No Player Type Mitchell Backhouse 20 LHB/RAOS Elizabeth Bain 41 RHB/RAMF Riley Backhouse 38 RHB/RAOS Emily Burrows - RHB/RAM Matthew Bigwood 88 LHB/LAF Emily Coad 33 LHB/WK Jackson Bird 3 RHB/RAF Kristy Coppleman 4 RHB/RAOS Matthew Coad 64 RHB/WK Emily Divin 9 RHB/RAM John Coombes 28 LHB Bonnie Davies 16 RHB/LAF Toby Cowen 67 RHB/RAMF Lauren Hay 18 RHB/RALS Chris Elliott 18 RHB/RAOS Megan Hickey 17 RHB/RAOS Harry Evans 24 RHB/RAMF Alice Kelly 20 RHB/RAM Nathan Freitag 6 LHB/LAFM Hannah Lovell 31 RHB/RAM Lochie Griggs 65 LHB/LALS Louise Maddock 34 RHB/RAF Dylan Hay 31 RHB/RAOS Brooke Saward 24 RHB/RAM Jesse Hemingway 27 LHB/RAMF Alyssa Small 11 LHB/WK Shane Holland 23 LHB/RAM Leah Wierenga 25 RHB/RAM Brady Jones 16 RHB/RAM Thomas Martyn 12 LHB/RAMF Sam Martyn 17 RHB/RALS Connor O’Brien 49 LHB Sam Oliver 61 RAFM Henry Pritchard 43 RHB/RAM Jake Reed - RAF Euan Rogers - RHB/LALS Clive Rose 8 RHB/LAOS Jason Shelton 23 RHB/RALS Jack Spencer 53 RHB/RAF Jake Steele 7 RHB/RAM Lincoln Street 15 RHB/RAF Angus Szoke 52 LHB/WK Bryce Turnbull 29 RHB/RALS Alex Vincent 30 RHB/RAM Rhys Ward 13 RHB/RAMF Liam Ward 5 RHB/RAMF Beau Webster 26 RHB/RAOS Declan West - RHB/RAOS Cameron Wheatley 9 RHB/RAOS

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KINGBOROUGH CLUB REPORT

Season 2015/16 was a very busy one for the Kingborough Knights both on and off the field. Winning back to back Club Championship trophies (a first in the Club’s history)was a major achievement) and came on the back of some great results by all teams playing in the Premier League Competitions. Premiership medals were won by our U/17 Boys Team and 3rd Grade after very consistent performances throughout the season. Our 1st Grade team finished runners up in the CTPL Twenty20 Competition, Kookaburra Cup (One-Day Competition) and CTPL First Grade and whilst disappointing not to win one, the fact that the team played in all finals was a great achievement. With 2nd Grade losing their semi-final and both our woman’s teams just missing out on finals berths and the U/15’s boys just missing out on winning three grand finals in row, it was a very successful on field season for the Club. The coaching panel was lead once again by Tim Scott with great support from Jarrod Williams, , Adam Maher, Bryce Turnbull, Nathan Freitag, Mark Owen, Stuart Clark and Adam Smith and all are all to be commended on the results achieved during the season. To all involved in our junior program especially Junior Development Officer Jackie Vincent who coordinated all our junior teams and received great assistance from team coaches and managers. The club is grateful for their time and effort provided to all our junior players. Tom Martyn and his team at HPCT are also commended for managing our T20 and Milo Programs. The ADAPT Junior Academy now 4 years old, again provided an opportunity for 16 junior players’ both boys and girls to receive 10 weeks of coaching from HPCT Staff Mark Divin, Nathan Freitag, Kyle Wisniewski and in the final weeks Clive Rose. The Club is indebted to ADAPT for the sponsorship which enabled the Club to provide its up and coming players with the opportunity to advance their cricket skills. To all our volunteers who give so much time to the running of the Club throughout the season, the Board expresses its thanks for your much appreciated contribution. Without the time given by so many people the Club would not survive and to each of you a big Thank You. Anyone willing to give sometime to assisting in Club operations should drop into the Clubrooms any weekend during the season and have a chat about the options available for volunteers. It would be remiss if the Club did not mention the enormous support that it receives from the Kingborough Council and its staff who provide us with the best facilities available in the State for Premier Cricket. The work of the Turf Crew in producing such outstanding match and practice facilities for us to use is exceptional. To Cricket Tasmania and its hard working staff we also express our thanks for the sometimes thankless task of dealing with Clubs –your efforts are appreciated. The Club looks forward to another great season on and off the field in season 2016/17.

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Lindisfarne Cricket Club Website: www.lindisfarne.tas.cricket.com.au Twitter: @LindisfarneCC Facebook: www.facebook.com/lindisfarnecc

Lindisfarne Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad (Career Stats) High Player No Player Type Mtchs Runs Bat Avg Wkts Bowl Avg Score Matthew Bowden 5 RHB/RAM 137 154 3409 24.53 62 29.50 Tom Briscoe 7 RHB/LAFM 148 78no 1545 15.77 183 25.74 Ben Brookes 14 RHB 0 - - - - - Daniel Chapman 15 RAM 30 17 106 8.15 17 37.47 Aydan Costelloe 3 RHB/RAOS 9 14no 32 4.57 3 52.33 Matthew Dance 16 LHB 126 74no 1972 15.41 1 37.00 Luke Doran 6 RHB/LAOS 18 44 320 18.82 32 16.03 Kieran Gilbert 9 LHB 48 72 550 12.22 - - Jackson Grubb 23 RHB/RAM 46 57 467 12.62 1 26.00 Roshan Livera 2 RHB/RAMF 0 - - - - - Ben McDermott 10 RHB/WK 15 102 473 27.82 25 Dismissals Keegan Oates 99 RHB/RAM 1 13 21 10.50 - - Fraser Pyke 18 LHB 9 31 144 12.00 - - Shaun Tait 27 RHB/RAF 1 - - - 1 13.00 Callum Stocks 43 RHB 22 29 126 5.25 - - Declan Waddington 35 LHB 4 72 123 17.57 - - Matthew Wilkie 1 RHB/RAMF 82 52 719 15.30 171 17.67 Oliver Wray 39 RHB/WK 6 18 32 6.40 13 Dismissals 21 RHB/RALS 0 - - - - 2016-17 Women’s Squad (Club Stats) Player No Matches High Score Runs Wkts Best Bowl Sophie Alomes 4 - - - - - Anna Broughton 7 19 9 19 1 1/26 Ellie Dick 9 10 29 76 7 2/13 Kim Doran 11 22 13no 36 6 2/40 Tash Erends 13 - - - - - Chloe Hills 14 - - - - - Teghan Honey 10 - - - - - Laura Johnson 8 19 6 26 0 0/10 Jess Oakley 12 9 32 65 4 1/12 Ellie Piesse 5 - - - - - Celeste Raack 1 13 54no 386 9 3/13 Georgia Redmayne 2 - - - - - Alison Surtees 3 18 9no 45 - - Alex Williams 6 - - - - - 36

LINDISFARNE CLUB REPORT

Welcome to the Lindisfarne Cricket Club, otherwise known as “Lindisfarne Lightning”. The club was established in 1891 and is nestled within the suburbs of Lindisfarne, Geilston Bay, Montague Bay, Rose Bay and Risdon Vale. The Lindisfarne Cricket Club is situated at ANZAC Park, Lincoln Street Lindisfarne, Tasmania and has access to two collocated Clarence City Council grounds - a first class turf wicket and a synthetic wicket. The Club will field teams in the Women’s Premier League; Girls U/17’s; Girls U/14; Men’s Premier League 1st grade through to 3rd grade; U/18’s vacation cricket competition; U/17’s and U/15’s; U/13’s; junior cricket program; Milo T20 Blast; Milo in2Cricket and Kookaburra Southern Cricket Association 5th grade. Matthew Wilkie continues as our Head Coach for the 2016-17 season. Matthew will be ably supported by Richard Grubb (1st Grade Manager); Stuart Steele (2nd Grade Coach); Phil Norris (3rd Grade Coach); Mitch Spong (Women and Girls Coach and Junior Development Officer); and Mark Waddington (U/17’s Coach). The club will also appoint coaches or coordinators for all the junior cricket roles. Under Head Coach Matt Wilkie, the players have trained hard through the winter focusing on improving skills in the longer format of the game which will help us in the 2016-17 season. Whilst the Club has lost some experienced players due to retirement, it is excited at the recruitment of some talented young players and the continual improvement of our home grown players. The club is also investing significant effort into our girls programs and will be a team in the Girls U/17 competition and the new Girls U/14 Competition. The Club welcomes new players Georgia Redmayne, Ellie Piesse, Teghan Honey, Sophie Alomes, and Natasha Erends to the club. LCC values junior development and has provided a pathway for our junior cricketers to advance in their cricket journey. Our youth will be able to participate in MILO in2CRICKET; MILO T20 Blast; Hurricanes Primary League Categories 1 & 2 (formerly Grade 4-5 and Grade 5-6) and Youth League U/13’s. Selected youth that show potential to play cricket at the elite level have been provide with the opportunity to a part of the Lindisfarne Cricket Club Junior Academy. The Academy aims to foster these players and present and provide them with a specific development program to encourage them to reach their potential. Luke Doran, manages the Junior Academy program. The Club would like to take the opportunity to thank its many dedicated and tireless volunteers without which the Club would not exist. The Club would also like to thank the following sponsors for their support throughout.

Lexus / Co-op Toyota Spot-On Fishing Connection Beltana Hotel Currency Café Select Roofing Commonwealth Bank Evan Rislely Petrusma Property Brighton Bakery Specialized Plaster Scott Devine Welding & Fabrication Lindisfarne Gourmet Meats D&W Electrical Mornington 37

New Town Cricket Club Website: www.newtowncricketclub.com.au Twitter: @NewTownBucks Facebook: www.facebook.com/TasNTCC

New Town Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad High Bowl Player No Player Type Matches Runs Bat Avg Wkts Score Avg Zac Chapman 28 RHB/WK 46 83 759 16.50 58 Dismissals Daniel Christian 25 RHB/RAM 1 36 36 36.00 1 29.00 Kris Denby 00 RHB/RAMF 16 47 182 11.38 18 27.22 Josh Dunning 51 RHB/RAF ------Mathew Dyson 1 RHB/RAOS 26 27no 109 9.91 21 27.00 John Ferguson 36 RHB/RAOS 28 88 470 18.08 13 27.08 Andrew Fekete 11 RHB/RAF 35 32 225 9.00 66 16.05 Jake Hancock 12 RHB ------Ryan Lees 53 RHB/RAF 44 56 393 13.55 69 18.77 Brad Loveluck 4 RHB/WK 170 67 2479 15.99 106 Dismissals Trent Millhouse 16 LHB/LAMF ------Tawanda Mupariwa 5 RHB/RAF ------Joe Randall 34 RHB/RAOS 16 33 181 11.31 - - Luke Shelton 15 RHB/LAOS ------Jonathon Tattersall 99 RHB/RAOS 13 163 525 35.00 10 32.90 Nathan Wegman 17 RHB/RAMF 197 104 3647 20.84 344 21.26 Aaron Wester 63 RHB/RAOS 17 79 301 16.72 14 29.79 Hugh Williams 22 LHB/LAMF 35 67 462 14.00 6 61.17 2016-17 Women’s Squad (Club Stats) Player No Matches High Score Runs Wkts Best Bowl Jo Blacklow 17 34 25no 142 - - Paris Crowe 9 55 125no 1641 52 4/9 Brooke Hepburn 7 39 62 409 35 5/14 Lauren Hepburn 24 41 134 1377 21 3/17 Olivia Hogarth - - - - - Erin Lawler 22 49 50no 309 43 5/16 Emma Man-Geeves - - - - - Emily Molnar 10 31 35no 108 30 5/6 Grace Molnar 8 - - - - - Meg Phillips 20 23 92no 594 16 3/15 Emily Philpot 11 26 27 61 - - Fran Sullivan 48 12 10no 11 4 3/12 Emma Wilson 2 - - - - Hannah Wilson 1 4 - - - - 38

NEW TOWN CLUB REPORT

The New Town Cricket Club is continuing to build on the work it has achieved over the last few years with improved clubrooms and improvements around the ground. The club has a new junior development officer and is aiming to improve its junior structures and numbers whilst also maintaining a strong women's program. The senior men's squad continues to develop and the club is looking forward to a strong showing in all of its grades whilst continuing to try and play the game in the right spirit. The club would also like to thank Just Cuts as its continued major sponsor.

Volunteers As with all clubs New Town appreciate the support given by the numerous volunteers who give their time, whether it is for fundraising, match day management or other tasks such as data entry or coaching. The significance of the amount of time and energy by volunteers can never be underestimated. The viability of clubs can only continue with dedicated volunteers and by finding resources to keep the clubs operational.

Club coach The Bucks have the great pleasure in having Brad Loveluck continue as coach for 2016/17. Brad has developed a strong coaching staff. Brad brings ongoing improvement to the club having coached the club for a number of years. His enthusiasm has continued to strengthen the positive attitude around the club and strong player numbers.

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North Hobart Cricket Club Website: www.northhobartcc.com Twitter: @NH_Dees Facebook: www.facebook.com/NHDemons

North Hobart Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad Player High Bowl Player No Matches Runs Bat Avg Wkts Type Score Avg Cameron Boyce RHB/RALS 6 17 26 8.67 5 29.60 Jake Doran 09 LHB/WK 5 62 160 40.00 1 15.00 Ben Fraser 24 RAFM 30 18 59 4.92 37 30.92 Chris Hobson RAM 30 100 485 13.11 2 101.00 Caleb Jewell 32 LHB/WK 44 97 959 21.80 22 Dismissals Brandon King RHB/RAOS 14 69 125 20.83 14 33.64 Angus Ling 35 RAFM 12 5 12 2.40 15 23.93 Robb Macmillan RHB/RAOS 126 63 1225 15.71 169 26.12 Riley May RHB/RALS 8 10no 28 7.00 7 27.29 Corey Murfet RHB/RAFM 20 77 308 20.53 32 22.12 Alex Pyecroft 44 RHB/RAFM 89 55 1268 15.85 133 25.83 Peter Rasmussen 6 RHB/WK 59 63 641 14.24 94 Dismissals Kyle Scrimegour LHB/LAFM 7 38 54 18.00 1 137.00 Jordan Silk (c) 14 RHB/RAM 34 196 1805 69.42 20 24.95 Harry Thomas RHB/RAM 0 - - - - - Wade Townsend 41 LHB/RAMF 44 154no 1343 29.84 1 217.00 John Tulk RHB 1 - - - - - Jack White 73 LHB/LAOS 12 23 77 7.70 3 22.67

2016-17 Women’s Squad (Club Stats) Player No Matches High Score Runs Wkts Best Bowl Kirsten Allen 5 17 24no 29 7 2/13 Sarah Booker 21 42 18 93 1 1/3 Bernadette Doyle 10 65 103 634 - - Nicole Geeves 9 37 20no 83 20 3/6 Angela Green 1 55 98no 844 11 3/10 Kieran Hutchinson 42 6 28no 75 2 2/11 Belinda Page 3 70 111no 1694 60 5/25 Kirstin Palfrey 4 64 44 169 43 5/10 Taylah Purdon ------Veronica Pyke 28 47 100no 1330 47 5/11 Samantha Roberts 52 7 - - 1 1/31 Jessica Wardle 50 14 1 2 11 4/6 Grace Lovell 13 47 8no 20 13 2/3 40

NORTH HOBART CLUB REPORT

With improved performances across all grades over the past few seasons, 2016/17 promises to be a big season for the North Hobart Cricket Club. In the lead up to the season, the club made several off-field changes which we believe will put the club in good stead for not only this season, but for seasons to come. Paul ‘Whimmo’ Collins has been appointed as our new Director of Cricket while John Dakin has been appointed as our bowling coach joining club coach Wade Townsend and Robb McMillan as the coaches of the senior men’s group. North Hobart has made a conscious decision this preseason to not make the recruiting of players in order to achieve success a focus, but instead invest in the talent we already have. We are a young club, however as our players mature and develop together, we believe we will become one of the most competitive clubs in the CTPL. We have welcomed two new faces to the club in Cameron Boyce (Queensland Bulls) and Chris Hobson (Wellington Warriors), both of who will bring an enormous amount of experience, talent and knowledge to North Hobart. With the addition of Boyce, the North Hobart men’s team now has five players on Cricket Tasmania contacts including Jordan Silk, Caleb Jewell, Corey Murfet and Jake Doran. This give our young players a great opportunity learn from those players who have taken their cricket to the next level. Our all-concurring women’s side looks set to again be a force to be reckoned with under the leadership of Belinda Page. For a team to win the CTPL title and state title three seasons in a row is a truly amazing feet and something all members of those teams should be very proud of, as everyone is at North Hobart. The women side has secured a fantastic recruit in Wynyard batsman Taylah Purton. Purton will add to the Demons’ fire power on the field while also nurturing the next crop of female cricket stars as coach of our U17 side. Behind the scenes our board have been working hard to in the lead up to the 2016/17 season to ensure North Hobart is the best performing club off the field. The board has secured a raft of new sponsors for the club, negotiated a new clothing deal and put measures in place to increase the numbers of junior and women’s player at the club, just to name a few initiatives. All in all, it is a very exciting time to be at the North Hobart Cricket Club and we look forward to seeing what the 2016/17 season brings.

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South Hobart Sandy Bay Cricket Club Website: www.shsbsharks.tas.cricket.com.au Twitter: @SHSB_Sharks Facebook: www.facebook.com/South-Hobart-Sandy-Bay-Sharks/

South Hobart Sandy Bay Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad High Player No Player Type Matches Runs Bat Avg Wkts Bowl Avg Score George Bailey 10 RHB/RAM 97 202no 3234 38.96 27 21.07 Gabe Bell 81 RHB/RAF 41 51no 130 7.65 90 15.14 Tim Cannon 19 LHB/RAM 6 35 65 16.25 - - Will Christian 34 RHB/RAM 16 6no 7 7.00 14 31.00 Matthew Clark 38 RHB 70 96 1489 21.90 - - Gareth Davies 11 RHB/RAM 50 40no 434 13.56 26 28.92 Xavier Doherty 24 LHB/LAOS 108 155no 2428 31.95 176 15.87 Alex Doolan 51 RHB 132 132 4383 37.78 1 40.00 Ben Dunk 51 LHB 47 210 1921 42.69 2 22.50 Lachlan Fraser 40 RHB 35 107 598 20.62 - - Hamish Kingston 61 RHB/RAFM 138 73no 2047 20.89 221 20.64 Stuart Martin 4 LHB/WK 168 180 2743 18.79 288 Dismissals Simon Milenko RHB/RAM 3 10no 24 24.00 1 35.00 Harry Nichols 13 RHB 87 78 1388 19.28 4 51.75 Jeremy Smith 2 RHB/RAM 139 143no 2805 23.97 231 22.77 William Thompson 15 RHB/LAM 132 20 169 5.83 174 22.30 Sean Willis 32 RHB/RAM 95 154 2353 29.41 2 64.00 Daniel Willoughby 7 LHB/RAOS 26 55 373 17.76 11 35.55 Kyle Wisniewski RHB/RAMF 40 17no 94 6.71 48 23.98 George Woolley 93 LHB 10 23 53 7.53 - -

2016-17 Women’s Squad (Club Stats) Player No Matches High Score Runs Wkts Best Bowl Chelea Assman 16 32 11no 21 9 2/2 Taylor Assman 18 31 5 18 1 1/9 Lisa Atell 4 39 34no 336 37 3/8 Sarah Breckweg 24 10 0* 0 3 2/19 Sarah Cartwright 20 11 34 7 2/9 Katie Court 25 27 13no 43 8 3/21 Linsey DaCosta 17 37 70 1053 33 4/8 Isobel Joyce Laura Newell 83 30 12no 48 11 2/6 Beth Schiwy 13 38 42no 385 32 3/5 Carrie-Ann White 9 22 56 32 3/5

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SOUTH HOBART SANDY BAY CLUB REPORT

The Sharks have once again been busy in the off season, continuing to develop our coaching, committee and player support structures to provide the best environment to learn and play cricket in Tasmania. We are very proud to announce that Matthew Clark will be our Senior Coach for season 2016/17. The club thanks Jeremy Smith for his contribution and efforts in winning our inaugural 1st Grade premiership in season 2015/16 and helping guide our 2nd Grade side to another premiership also. To support Matthew, Glenn Hughes has accepted the role as Assistant Coach and will be supported by Ali De Winter and Stuart Saunders through the ACA Premier Cricket program. Linsey Da Costa will once again be Captain/Coach of our ladies team, looking to continue the growth in the women’s program that saw us make the finals last season. In regards to our growing junior program, Glenn Hughes is continuing on as our Junior Development Officer with assistance from Chris Gulline as our Under 17’s Coach. David Boadle has been reappointed to the role of Member Protection Information Officer while the committee is extremely happy to announce that Gavin White will remain as president, and we also welcome Susie Cretan, Beth Schiwy and Lisa Astell as fresh faces on the committee. The club would like to welcome all new junior and senior players to the Sharks including Tasmanian Tigers Players Ben Dunk and Simon Milenko. On the sponsorship front, the club would like to recognise and thank our major sponsor Ant Manton at Ray White Real-Estate Southern Tasmania for their continued support. We hope he was happy with the coverage received from dual premierships in his first year as a sponsor!!! We also wish to formally announce two new sponsorships from T42 and Zambrero and look forward to a long and mutually beneficial partnership. We are also delighted to continue our existing relationships with the Dr Syntax Hotel, Regent Street Meats, B & D Willis, Solo Pasta & Pizza, Da Angelo’s and Rhythm Haircutters. Bring on season 2016-17. Go Sharks!

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University of Tasmania Cricket Club Website: www.tucc.org.au Twitter: @UTASCricketClub Facebook: www.facebook.com/UniversityLions/

University of Tasmania Cricket Club 2016-17 First Grade Squad Player High Player No Matches Runs Bat Avg Wkts Bowl Avg Type Score Josh Bean 31 RHB/RALS 299 86no 2168 14.36 481 21.21 Bill Dodd 41 RHB/RAOS 37 32 68 7.56 55 19.42 James Faulkner 25 RHB/LAFM 39 153 1165 46.60 36 19.19 Nick Grubb 28 RHB/WK 85 66no 1229 15.17 50 Dismissals Carter Hansen 17 RHB 23 33 249 12.45 - - Jayde Herrick 27 RHB/RAFM 34 82 512 16.00 21 24.48 16 RHB/RAFM 81 48 684 12.00 153 18.57 James Hortle 13 RHBRAOS 31 31 216 10.27 - - Andrew Kealy 11 LHB/LAFM 124 69 881 17.98 176 20.78 Gordon Kerr 7 RHB/RAFM 197 125 2520 18.53 307 20.09 Nikhil Kharwadkar 78 RHB/RAOS 24 9no 28 4.67 16 36.75 Samuel Leon RHB/RAM 6 8no 27 5.40 5 20.20 Dominic Michael 34 LHB/RAM 29 118no 973 44.23 18 41.44 Scott Nichols 14 RHB/RAM 105 111 1732 17.15 29 29.21 Tim Paine 8 RHB/WK 135 172no 4298 37.37 163 Dismissals Andrew Perrin RAF ------Oliver Robinson 19 RHB/LAM 24 35 202 8.00 2 29.00 Kumar Sangakkara LHB ------Tom Triffitt 7 RHB/WK 74 171 2359 31.04 124 Dismissals

2016-17 Women’s Squad (Club Stats) Player No Matches High Score Runs Wkts Best Bowl Maddison Blazely 22 57no 219 23 3/10 Mia Cane 7 7 7 5 2/17 Josie Crowden 11 28no 104 1 1/47 Bec Daun 10 1 1 6 2/21 Katelyn Fryett 24 84no 484 15 2/5 Dana Lester - - - - - Peri Lucas 24 8 35 5 1/10 Sasha Moloney 22 91 715 11 3/14 Julia Price 7 54 98 3 1/6 Clare Scott 18 4 16 9 2/13

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UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA CLUB REPORT

The senior men’s squad commenced pre-season training in mid-July and have worked hard to be prepared for what will be another big season of Premier League cricket. Our junior winter academy has continued again this year with great success. The extra sessions have enabled our junior players more time to iron out any technical issues well before the season starts, where more game-sense orientated skills will be incorporated. We hope they will be raring to go for the upcoming season, and look forward to seeing some positive results in our junior teams. University continue to be well represented in state and national colours with James Faulkner making an impact in the recent tour of , starring with the ball and adapting well to the conditions over there. Andrew Perrin is a new face to the club, moving over from Victoria when offered a contract with the Tigers. Tim Paine and Dom Michael are training hard and we hope they make a big impact on the domestic scene and make their way into the “Green and Gold”. We will welcome back with open arms Kumar Sangakarra throughout the Big Bash and look forward to seeing him in University colours again this year. Tom Triffitt and Ben Hilfenhaus will again turn out for the Melbourne Stars in BBL06. Katelyn Fryett and Sasha Moloney continue to represent the club at state level, in the Roar and Hurricanes squads, and will be hoping for another successful season. The Lions’ Committee has been actively promoting our ‘partner’ programs and developing additional club sponsorship. We appreciated the continued support of Davey Street Discount Pharmacy, Centrepoint Pharmacy Hobart, University of Tasmania, Sports Council & TUU, Subway and Vermey's Quality Meats. University has some amazing volunteers who help out each week but most of the heavy lifting comes from our junior coaches who work tirelessly with the next generation up to four nights a week and then supporting the teams on the weekend. University of Tasmania Cricket's team of coaching staff are led by Tim Paine, who is well supported by Jayde Herrick who continues in his role as General Manager of Coaching and Development. Significant work has gone into establishing a whole club program to ensure a consistent message is being delivered across all grades. We have been thrilled to have input from Ben Hilfenhaus and Dom Michael into our program this year as bowling and batting specialist coaches respectively. Their experience and knowledge of the game is world class and we look forward to them developing their coaching skills over the coming season. This year we welcome Andrew Kealy to our coaching panel as an assistant coach, and club favourite Enrico Di Venuto will again continue as an assistant coach. Sasha Moloney will take on the role of Under 17 Boys coach this season. Sasha has shown over the past two years her competitiveness and knowledge of the game both as a player and coach, playing and captaining in senior men’s 2nd and 3rd grade. Sasha will also share the role of Women’s coach again this year with Maddie Blazely who have both done a wonderful job in reinvigorating our women’s program. In addition to our Senior and Under 17 teams, there will be an Under 15 girls team as well this year. Season 2016/17 will see University of Tasmania Cricket ‘up skilling’ many more parents and team managers to ensure that all juniors get a great cricket experience. Get your costumes ready as there are also many events on the agenda for our social calendar this year, so be sure to keep an eye out on our Facebook page for further updates. 45

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