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Banyule Cricket Club BANYULE CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2015/2016 SEASON 0 Premiers Vets A Grade 2015/2016 Premiers U/12 Teal Sth 2015/2016 1 The Banyule Cricket Club gratefully thanks the following Corporate Sponsors for their very generous support in 2015 - 2016 Banyule Cricket Club Contact Sponsors GOLD CORPORATE SPONSORS Hocking Stuart – Greensborough & Ivanhoe 106 Grimshaw St Greensborough 3088 Daniel Sheean & Ph. 9432 1988 Walter Ortner 171 Upper Heidelberg Rd Ivanhoe 3079 Ph. 9499 5611 www.hockingstuart.com.au Bonola Automotives 13 Simms Rd Greensborough 3088 George & Matt Ph. 9435 5134 www.bonolaautomotives.com.au Harp of Erin Hotel 636 High St, East Kew 3102 Ph. 9859 1631 www.harpoferin.com.au Melbourne Restaurants – Where You Get 10 of the Best Michael Asbury 2 Parkview Ave Greensborough 3088 Ph. 0416 032 671 www.melbournerestaurants.com.au Concept Partners – Promotional Merchandise 35 Concorde Dve, Keilor Park 3042 Peter Adams & Ph. 1300 776 267 Darren Attard www.conceptpartners.net.au Richard Hartnett Chartered Accountants Rick Hartnett Lvl D, 42 Upper Heidelberg Rd, Ivanhoe 3079 Ph. 9499 1590 2 CONTENTS Item Page Banyule Cricket Club Records BCC Life Members 4 BCC Honour Board – Office Bearers 4-5 Club Competition Awards 6-7 - Premiers / Runners-Up - Life Members - Best & Fairest winners Annual Report 2015-16 Media Channels 8 Office Bearers 8 AGM Notification Season 2015-16 8 Junior Registration Day 2016-17 Notification 8 Cricket Season Overview 9-14 - Team performances - Captains, Vice-Captains & Junior Coaches - BCC Season Awards - Individual Performances - Finals Results President’s Report 15-16 Secretary’s Report 17 Treasurer’s Report and Financial Statements 18-20 Social VP’s Report 21 Coaches Report 22 Senior Cricket Reports & Averages 23-38 - MS-Grade - C-Grade - D-Grade - G-Grade - Vets A, Vets C Blue & Vets C Red Grades Junior Cricket Reports & Averages 39-53 - Junior Coordinators Report - U18 Friday - U16 Teal - U14 Teal - U12 Teal Sth - U12 Development - U10 Joeys Milo Cricket 54-55 T20 Blast Appendices 56-58 - Seniors Best & Fairest - Graeme Renshaw Trophy - Club Championship Results - Double-Wicket Winners 3 BANYULE CRICKET CLUB RECORDS LIFE MEMBERS G. Stott, J. Barber, D. Johnston*, G. Cross, L. Drayton, M. Anderson*, G. Chapman, G. Renshaw, D. Richmond*, J. Veal, (Mrs.) H. Anderson, N. Anderson, G. J. Anderson, G. W. Anderson, R. Gill*, S. Smith, (Mrs.) J Richmond*, A. Dalziel, B. Russell, R. Lloyd, (Mrs.) D. Veal, R. Butler*, G. Place, (Miss) L. Richmond*, T. Veal, M. Fraumano, N. Butterworth*, B. Bowler, G. Russell, W. Gibson, D. Veal, P. Barnes, S. Butler, (Mrs.) I. Butler, M. Phillips, G. Barnes, M. O’Ryan, C. Carroll, D. Butterworth, F. Chowdary, G. Clapton, P. Davis, M. Harte * Deceased OFFICE BEARERS 1972 - Season President Secretary Treasurer Captain/Coach 1972-73 M.Anderson F.Scott G.Cross M.Anderson 1973-74 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith R.Gurney 1974-75 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith M.Oldis 1975-76 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith G.Renshaw 1976-77^ A.Henderson D.Richmond D.Johnston G.Renshaw 1977-78 D.Johnston D.Richmond P.Scown G.Renshaw 1978-79 J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Gill 1979-80^ J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1980-81 J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1981-82 A.Dalziel D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1982-83 A.Dalziel D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1983-84^ G.Renshaw D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1984-85^ G.Renshaw D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1985-86 N.Butterworth D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1986-87 N.Butterworth D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1987-88^ R.Lloyd D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1988-89^ R.Lloyd D.Richmond T.Veal G.J.Anderson 1989-90^ J.Veal D.Richmond M.Veal G.J.Anderson 1990-91 J.Veal D.Richmond M.Veal G.J.Anderson 1991-92 J.Veal D.Richmond D.Gazzola G.J.Anderson 1992-93^ N.Butterworth D.Richmond D.Gazzola G.J.Anderson/R.McKinlay 1993-94 N.Butterworth D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1994-95^ G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1995-96 G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1996-97 G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Rumble J.Canestra 1997-98 G.Place W.Gibson D.Rumble G.J.Anderson 1998-99 G.Place W.Gibson D.Rumble G.J.Anderson 1999-00 G.Place W.Gibson M.Phillips A.Gannon 2000-01^ G.Place W.Gibson M.Phillips P Barnes/A.Gannon 2001-02^ G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O’Connor 2002-03 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O’Connor 2003-04 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O’Connor 2004-05 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips P. Barnes/A.Gannon 2005-06 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips M. Butera 2006-07 G.J.Anderson T.Veal D. Butterworth M. Butera 2007-08 M. Phillips P Barnes D. Butterworth J. Wilson 2008-09^ M Phillips P Barnes D Butterworth J Wilson/B O’Connor D Butterworth (Coach) 2009-10 M Phillips P Barnes D Butterworth B O’Connor/D Barnes 2010-11 M Asbury P Barnes D Butterworth B O’Connor/L Dahl 4 OFFICE BEARERS 1972 - (continued) 2011-12 M Asbury P Barnes D Butterworth J Wilson/L Dahl 2012-13 M Asbury P Barnes D Butterworth G Butterworth 2013-14 M Asbury P Barnes S Clapton J Wilson/G Butterworth 2014-15 M Asbury P Barnes S Clapton G Butterworth/R Hartnett 2015-16 G Clapton P Barnes S Clapton R Hartnett 5 HDCA AWARDS (Years 1967 – 2012) HEIDELBERG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION TEAM AWARDS PREMIERS SENIORS A Grade 10 (1) 1983-84, 1984-85, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90, 1992-93, 1994-95, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2007-08 (One day) 2008-09 B Grade 3 (1) 1976-77*, 1979-80*, 1994-95, 2005-06 (One day) C Grade 7 1968-69*^, 1993-94, 2000-01, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2006-07, 2008-09 D Grade 2 1972-73^, 2003-04 E Grade 4 1977-78, 1987-88, +1997-98, 2001-02 F Grade 2 1972-73^, 1984-85 Vets Grade 1 2011-12 JUNIORS Under 16/17 9 1974-75, 1975-76, 1981-82, 1989-90, 1991-92, 2002–03, 2004-05+, 2007-08, 2011-12+ Under 14/15 6 1972-73^, 1979-80, 1985-86+, 1999-2000, 2001-02, 2005-06, 2011-12 Under 12/13 6 1998-99+, 2000-01, 2003-04+, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2009-10, 2011-12 Under 11 N/A RUNNERS-UP SENIORS A Grade 5 1999-2000, 2003-04, 2006-07, 2009-10, 2010-11 B Grade 5 1971-72*^, 1988-89, 1996-97, 2005-06, 2006-07 C Grade 1 1982-83 D Grade 8 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2011-12 E Grade 1 1990-91 JUNIORS Under 16/17 4 1978-79,1984-85, 2009-10, 2010-11 Under 14/15 6 1988-89, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2009-10 (x2), 2010-11 Under 12/13 4 2001-02, 2002-03, 2006-07, 2008-09 Under 11 N/A * Clubs 1st XI, ^ Played as Rosanna Presbyterians, + Tie & In 2008-09 the HDCA changed competitive junior grades to Under 13, 15 & 17’s HEIDELBERG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Life Member Don Richmond 6 HDCA Best & Fairest Player Award Winners 1988-89 N Butterworth B Grade 1994-95 P Barnes A Grade 2000-01 R Felthouse B Grade 2003-04 B O’Connor A Grade 2004-05 R Kernaghan D Grade 2005-06 G Barnes C Grade 2006-07 B O’Connor A Grade B Russell C Grade 2007-08 P Davis B Grade 2008-09 B O’Connor A Grade 2011-12 G Clapton D Grade DVCA AWARDS (Year 2013 - ) DIAMMOND VALLEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION TEAM AWARDS PREMIERS SENIORS D Grade 1 2013-14 E Grade 1 2013-14 Vets A Grade 1 2015-16 JUNIORS Under 14 1 2013-14 Under 12 2 2014-15, 2015-16 RUNNERS-UP SENIORS MS Grade 1 2014-15 C Grade 1 2014-15 D Grade 1 2012-13 G Grade 1 2012-13 Vets Grade 2 2012-13 (Vets B Gde), 2014-15 (Vets D Gde) JUNIORS Under 18 2 2013-14, 2014-15 Under 16 1 2012-13 Under 14 1 2014-15 Under 12 1 2013-14 7 BANYULE CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 The committee has much pleasure in presenting the Annual Report of the Banyule Cricket Club Incorporated for season 2015/2016 covering the period from 1 May 2015 to 30 April 2016. MEDIA CHANNELS Website: http://www.banyulecc.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/Banyulecc Twitter: twitter.com/Crazy_Bears For club news and events, BCC Publications and Howzats, past Annual Reports, History and photo gallery please see our website OFFICE BEARERS 2015 - 2016 President: Graham Clapton Secretary: Philip Barnes Treasurer: Scott Clapton Vice Presidents: Lucas Willoughby (Bar & Canteen) Tom Elmer (Social) Junior Manager: Michael Harte Junior Secretary: James McIntyre General Committee: Mick Asbury, Jordan Prasad, Scott Butler, Brett Oliver, Craig Hunniford, Fraser Neilson, Nick Murray, Connor Lennox Senior Coach: Ryan Hartnett Vets Coordinator: Geoff Place Milo In2Cricket Steve Pinner Coordinator: T20 Blast Coordinator: Steve Pinner ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2015-16 Banyule Cricket Club Annual General Meeting Wednesday 24th August 2016 @ 7.30 pm Merv. Anderson Pavilion Beverley Road, Heidelberg SEASON 2016 - 2017 JUNIOR REGISTRATION DAY Banyule Cricket Club Junior Registration Day Saturday 3rd September 2016 9.00am – 11.00am Merv.
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