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Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – 2014/15 GOLD COAST DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL REPORT – 2014/15 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report 2014/15 To be presented at the Annual General Meeting st Kerrydale Clubhouse, Wednesday 1 July 2015 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 Contents Membership 5 Club Sponsors 7 Achievements 9 President’s Report 10 Men’s Report 12 Women’s Report 24 Club Aggregates 30 Annual Awards 32 International Women’s T20 Series 35 Kath Smith Medalist 36 ICC 2015 World Cup Training Camp 37 Hall of Fame 38 Bill Pippen Oval 39 Financial Reports 40 3 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Inc. Mission statement The Mission of the Club is to: Provide the opportunity for any cricketer in the Gold Coast and Tweed Districts to compete in the highest level of cricket for which he or she is capable of playing. and to help: Foster, develop, co-ordinate and promote the game of cricket in the Gold Coast and Tweed Districts. Incorporated 1990 Grounds Bill Pippen Oval: Priddey's Road, Robina QLD 4226 Cheltenham Oval: Cheltenham Drive, Robina QLD 4226 Patron The Honourable Ros Bates MP Management committee President: Jeff Pfaff Committee members: Greg Kaddatz Vice-President: Alan McGillivray Tony Radanovic Scott Black Treasurer: Simon Matthews Jason Hocking Secretary: Gerry Stevens Player’s representative: Cameron Brimblecombe 4 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 Membership Life members Pippen, Bill Morris, Archie Radanovic, Tony McGillivray, Alan Pfaff, Jeff Kaddatz, Greg Muller, Scott Non-playing members Matthews, Simon Stevens, Gerry Scott Black Jason Hocking Playing members Amai, Kaysey Granger, Michael L Muller, Lexie Arnold, Joshua Greentree, Hayden T Neser, Michael G Arnold, Luke Hain, Sam Neuhaus, Jared Arnold, Trent Halford-Smith, Holly F O'Connor, James Baird, Jack R Hamilton, Kingsley D O'Connor, Tom Baker, Steven Hamley, Kieran Ovasuru, Norma BARGH, Courtney Hargreaves, Jack Quigley, Vincent Bartlett, Xavier Hargreaves, Steve Ray, Trent A Biddle, Howard Hickey, Luke Richardson, Oscar S BLACK, Alyssa Homewood, Michael Richardson, Tim Black, Nathan Houlahan, Max W Riddell, Amy Black, Scott J Ipson, Bradley K Robinson, Andrew Boyd, Ashley Janes, Nathan Robinson, Daniel J Brimblecombe, Cameron Janes, Stephen T Roessler, Tanya Bryant, Max A Johnson, Sammy-Jo Scaysbrook, Jack D Budinger, Solomon Josephs, Kira S Shephard, Jill Burvill, Tobyn Kammel, Aiden Smith, Tyler J Byriel, Megan A Kelly, Erin Spargo, Michael R 5 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 Playing members - continued Campbell, James Kenneally, Jessica Stanlake, Billy Cantwell, Rebecca Kimmince, Delissa Stanlake, Jack A Carroll, Jessica Koehler, Jaylan Stein, Jason Cartwright, Alice J Kuhnemann, Matthew Stevens, Matthew Chauhan, Jaiveer Kwari, Andrew Stevens, Nick Coleman, Judith Laurence, Hannah Stewart, Cameron J Cook, Richard Lovett, Laura Swan, Chris Cooper, Carly Lyons, Nathan R Syed, Sabah Davis, Sam MacDonald, Shinae Taylor, Callum Day, Kaleb Mallard, Paige T Thomson, Roxanne Day, Samuel J Mallory, Jack Toniello, Jakira Eadie, Grace Mason, Canning Van Helvoirt, Rebecca Ferrier, Shereene McCloy, Ryan A Wallis, Damian L Fisher, Isaac McDonald, Grace A Watkins, Nicholas Flatley, Alex McDonald, Naomi J Westenraad, Nina Foss, Keegan Mcdougall, Belinda Wheeler, Tara A Fuller, Carly McKenzie, Brandon Whittaker, Fran Gallagher, Sebastian McKenzie, Daniel Wickramasinghe, Varuni Glaves, Campbell D McQuilty, Shelby M Wilcox, Todd Glaves, Warwick D Melville, Alex Wood, Sam Godfrey, Abigail E Merrion, Brock Woods, Caitlin Goodman, Benjamin Merrion, Zachary Woods, Michele H Goodman, Jonathan Morris, Chris S Yabsley, Samuel D Graham, Jodan Morris, Scott A Yelland, Patrick K 6 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 Club Sponsors Scoot Airlines http://www.flyscoot.com Casella Wines 1471 Wakley Road Yenda NSW 2681 Phone: (02) 9330 4700 http://www.yellowtailwine.com/ Robina Home Timber and Hardware 1/201 Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina QLD 4226 Phone: (07) 5593 0155 http://www.homehardware.com.au/ XXXX Gold http://www.xxxxgold.com.au/ Salmon Earthmoving 24 Woolshed Road, Stapylton QLD 4207 Phone: (07) 3804 5444 http://www.salmonearthmoving.com.au/ 7 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 KFC https://kfc.com.au/ Kookaburra http://www.kookaburra.biz/en-au/ The Lord’s Taverners Australia http://www.lordstavernersqld.org Michael Neser – Australia ‘A’ 8 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 Achievements Premierships Year Grade Competition 1990/91 Under 18 Queensland Cricket Association 1992/93 1st Gabba Sporting Products KO Cup (One Day) 1995/96 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners 1996/97 Under 16 Queensland Cricket Association 1996/97 Under 15 Ray Weir Cup 1997/98 Under 18 Queensland Cricket Association 2002/03 1st Grade Queensland Cricket – XXXX Premiership 2006/07 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners (Southern Zone) 2007/08 2nd Grade Alan Pettigrew Shield 2008/09 1st Grade Queensland Cricket – XXXX Premiership 2009/10 1st Grade Damien Mullins Cup – XXXX Premiership 2009/10 1st Grade John McKnoulty Cup (One day) 2009/10 4th Grade Bob Spence Shield 2011/12 Under 15 Girls Paul Pink Shield T20 2012/13 2nd Grade Womens Second Grade Shield 2013/14 Under 16 Lord’s Taverners Australian representatives Andrew Symonds Scott Muller Craig McDermott Kim Fazackerley Delissa Kimmince Queensland representatives Graeme Hick Scott Muller Bruce Oxenford Dirk Wellham Peter Anderson Steve Storey Andrew Symonds Matthew Mott Craig McDermott Daniel Doran Chris Swan Scott Brant Andrew Robinson Brad Ipson Alister McDermott Michael Neser Greg Moller Nick Stevens Cameron Brimblecombe Delissa Kimmince 9 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 President’s Report It gives me great pleasure to report on another strong season for the Gold Coast District Cricket Club both on and off the field. The club again fulfilled its mission to provide opportunities for our players to play at any level of cricket he or she is capable of. At the highest levels, Dolphins prominantly featured in Queensland (youth, men and women) and Australian teams (‘A’, youth and women). Congratulations to Michael Neser on his selection for Australia ‘A’ and to Delissa Kimmince on her continued selection in the Southern Stars. Delissa also topped a stellar year by being awarded her second consecutive Kath Smith Medal at the Queensland Grade Cricket Awards night. Individual achievement was also shared with team success – well done to the Lord’s Taverners on again featuring prominantly on the premiership ladder, the 3rds for battling strongly all year to be just pipped at the post from making the semi finals and to our oustanding Women (both teams) on their minor premierships. Pleasingly, the Dolphins’ ethos of ‘playing hard, playing well, but playing fair’ was recognised by Queensland Cricket with our 1st Grade Men and Women’s teams winning their respective Spririt of Cricket Awards. 25th Anniversary Dinner With Season 2014/15 being the Dolphins 25th year, there was no more fitting way than to celebrate with a huge anniversary dinner on the Australia Day weekend. A host of current and former Dolphins players and supporters gathered at the Robina Community Centre to reconnect and relive many a tale of years past. The club was fortunate to secure one of Australia’s feature sports writers – Robert Craddock to be the guest speaker. The night also saw the first inductees into the Dolphins Hall of Fame. Thanks must go to Martin Rogers for his work in producing the 25 Year Booklet, and to Tony Matthews and Tony Radanovic, who with Martin helped put together the event. Bill Pippen Oval After last year’s loss of the Dolphins’ inaugural President and Life Member – Bill Pippen, it was special for the club was able to appopriately recognise him with the renaming of the ground in his honour. Bill was a key driver in a small committee of like-minded cricket lovers that worked together to form the Dolphins and gain entry for them into the Brisbane Grade Competition. Perhaps fittingly, it was also Bill who was instrumental in securing Kerrydale for cricket from the Albert Shire Council in the early 1990’s. International Cricket In a first for Gold Coast cricket, the Dolphins this year hosted a series of international matches featuring teams from Australia, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea and Ireland. The Australian women’s team, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars, took on Pakistan in a four match series at Kerrydale, then a South Australian XI went up against Papua New Guinea and finally, the Dolphins hosted Ireland’s national cricket team as part of its 2015 Cricket World Cup preparations. The Irish held a three day camp at Kerrydale prior to playing the Queensland Bulls in a 50 over match. Thank you To our primary sponsors – Scoot Airlines, Salmon Earthmoving and Robina Home Hardware – thank you for your support and ongoing involvement with our club. To our members, please be sure to support our sponsors where you can and be sure to tell them you are a Dolphin! The Club has been well served again this year by our Club Patron, Ros Bates MP, and local Gold Coast City councillor Jan Grew. We greatly appreciate their ongoing support. Also a special thank you to our Queensland Cricket Delegate – Rory 10 Gold Coast District Cricket Club Annual Report – Season 2014/15 Solomon, and Cricket Gold Coast Directors—Archie Morris, Tony Radanovic and Greg Kaddatz. I must also thank the efforts of the coaching staff who were ably led this year by Senior Coach Damian Wallis and Women’s Coach Garry Lovett. Thanks also to our groundsman Rick Shenton for ensuring we play on one of the best wickets in the State. I would also like to thank the Management Committee members that worked hard to keep the club where it is throughout the year – Alan McGillivray (Vice President), Gerry Stevens (Secretary), Simon Matthews (Treasurer), Cameron Brimblecombe, Tony Radanovic, Greg Kaddatz, Jason Hocking and Scott Black.
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