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Newcastledistrictcricket TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Office Bearers & Standing Committees 2018-2019 2 NDCA Officials & Life Members 1892-2019 4 Chairman’s Report 5 Secretary’s Report 7 Financial Statements 10 Photos from the Vault 11 Warren Tennant Memorial Scholarship and Contribution 21 Award, DeCourcy Club, Presentation Club Competitions Reviews, Details & Statistics NDCA Club Championship 23 1st Grade Season Review 24 Commonwealth Bank 1st Grade Premiership 25 Tom Locker Cup (1st Grade 1-day Competition) 30 NCC Summer Bash (T20 Competition) 35 2nd Grade Premiership 39 Royce McCormack Cup (2nd Grade 1-day Competition) 42 3rd Grade Premiership 46 4th Grade Premiership 49 S&D League 53 Denis Broad OAM Cup (Lower grade T20) 55 Under 21 T20 58 Under 15 T20 61 Masters T20 62 Womens T20 63 Club and Individual Award Winners 2018-2019 65 NDCA Honour Board 67 NDCA Records 94 website: www.ndca.asn.au facebook: newcastledistrictcricket 1 2019-20 NDCA OFFICE BEARERS & STANDING COMMITTEES Patron The Hon. Management G F Bruce Patricia Forsyth Committee T A Caimakamis S J Garrett Chairman P H Marjoribanks A J Gray P H Marjoribanks * Deputy G F Bruce R D McCormack A E Nichols Chairman Financial A E Nichols Appeals T C Morgan* Controller Sub-Committee J T Smith G F Sweetman Secretary R D McCormack Grade T A Caimakamis Fixtures & Permits J K Bailey Administrator Sub-Committee G F Bruce T A Caimakamis* Three (3) A J Gray J Mellon Committee S J Garrett Members J K Bailey Delegate to P H Marjoribanks Judiciary K J Burke NSWCCA Sub-Committee K M Hill M R McEntyre OAM * Alt Delegate to R D McCormack K P Thompson NSWCCA Newcastle P H Marjoribanks Umpire Appointments: G F Bruce* Cricket Zone T A Caimakamis A E Nichols Delegates A J Gray R W McKimm Code of J R Tombleson Solicitor M P Trisley ? Conduct Commissioner * denotes committee chairman 2 NDCA OFFICIALS 1892-2019 Financial Controller Chairman Secretary 1889 - 1906 R J Bond 1889 - 1890 A Ross 1889 - 1900 J D Beeston 1906 - 1907 H Norman 1890 - 1907 S Keightley 1900 - 1901 M C Reid 1907 - 1911 C V Horton 1907 - 1935 T H Raysmith 1901 - 1905 W P Hewitt 1911 - 1915 H MacFarlane 1935 - 1947 H J Ireland 1905 - 1907 K A Mathieson 1918 - 1921 R A Houston 1947 - 1968 R M Wilson 1907 - 1916 W P Hewitt 1921 - 1922 A Gilbert 1968 - 1990 T J Locker 1916 - 1917 A C Terry 1922 - 1936 R M Wilson 1990 - 1993 A G Jefferies 1917 - 1921 R H Rogers 1936 - 1941 A D Dodds 1993 - 2005 K R Clifford 1921 - 1926 R A Houston 1941 - 1950 N Waller 2005 - 2007 P G Robertson 1926 - 1930 H N Bryant 1950 - 1954 A Gammidge 2007 - P H Marjoribanks 1930 - 1935 O Gavin 1935 - 1941 H R Morris 1954 - 1961 T W Wright (The AGM in 2007-2008 1961 - 1964 J A Wingrove saw position retitled from President) 1941 - 1954 A D Dodds 1964 - 1969 C S Jones 1954 - 1956 J Steele 1969 - 1980 W W Peady 1956 - 1957 G W Clapham 1980 - 1989 N F Gibson 1957 - 1960 K G Booth 1989 - 2001 N D McDonald 1960 - 1962 G W Clapham 2001 - 2003 M A Connolly Grade Administrator 1962 - 1972 M A Baker 2003 - 2006 P M Williams 1958 - 1959 G W Clapham 1972 - 1974 L P Trisley 2006 - 2007 M A Connolly 1960 - 1969 J P Sciffer 1974 - 1979 M A Baker 2007 - 2008 P M Williams 1969 - 1993 K R Clifford 1979 - 2003 D J Broad OAM 2007 - 2008 P M Williams 1993 - 1996 M A Connolly 2003 - 2003 M A Connolly 2003 - R D McCormack 2009 - 2011 N D McDonald 1996 - 2000 A E Hawgood 2011 - 2017 P G Robertson 2000 - 2001 M A Connolly 2018 - 2019 J P Kembrey 2001 - 2002 C N McGinn 2019 - A E Nichols 2002 - 2007 S M Liddell 2007 - 2013 J P C Wenta (The AGM in 2007-2008 2013 - 2019 A E Nichols saw position re-titled from Treasurer) 2019 - T A Caimakamis (The AGM in 2007-2008 saw position re-titled from Registrar Statistician) Assistant Secretary 1921 - 1925 D K Rodgers 1925 - 1927 W J Shepherd 1925 - 1947 S Mears 1947 - 1954 G Frith 1954 - 1956 G W Clapham 1956 - 1957 R K Howie 1957 - 1959 J Hills 1959 - 1962 M A Baker 1962 - 1963 S Mears Assistant Secretary 1962 - 1965 A Atkin Junior 1965 - 1971 H Bradford 1976 - 1979 D J Broad OAM 1971 - 1972 L P Trisley 1979 - 1980 A R Edwards 1971 - 1973 H Bradford 1979 - 1983 H Bradford 1973 - 1974 N F Gibson 1983 - 1984 C S Traill 1974 - 1975 B Barrett 1984 - 1985 H Bradford 1975 - 1976 R Clarke 1984 - 1986 S Walters 1974 - 1979 G E Corling 1984 - 1987 R Neal 1979 - 1981 B Dennis 1984 - 1991 T Taylor 1981 - 1983 W Shultz 1991 - 1995 RD McCormack 1983 - 1984 B Dennis 1995 - 2000 K A Pink 1984 - 1987 C S Traill 2000 - 2005 G H Halton 1987 - 2005 G H Halton 2005 - 2007 J A Brooks 2005 - 2007 J A Brooks (The AGM in 2007-2008 (The AGM in 2007-2008 saw position removed) saw position removed) 3 LIFE MEMBERS N Walker 1950* D J Broad OAM 1991 A G Jefferies 2007 H R Morris 1951* G A Moase 1991 J R Tombleson 2007 A D Dodds 1955* K R Clifford 1991* P G Robertson 2013 E Clarke 1969* G E Corling 1991 G G Geise 2013 G A Fraser 1975* R G Holland 1993* P Wilson 2015 CG Harvey 1975* I J Gorton 1997 J R Watkins 2018 J O’Hearn 1978* T D J Hay 1997 K M Hill 2018 M A Baker 1981* G J Gilmour 2003* R D McCormack 2019 T J Locker 1984* J W Hartigan 2003* G A Arms 2019 W R Tennant 1984* N D McDonald 2004 M S Curry 2019 W W Peady 1984* G H Halton 2004 * INDICATES DECEASED Pictured at the 2018 Annual General Meeting - Newcastle District Cricket Association Life Members - Left to Right: Graeme Jefferies, Neil McDonald, Jerry Tombleson, Ian Gorton, Denis Broad OAM, John Watkins, Graham Halton, Graeme Moase, Bill Peady and Grahame Corling. 4 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT In a season which was challenged by heat, bushfires and ultimately a pandemic NDCA still had much to celebrate on and off the field in season 2019-20. It is with great pleasure I report on some of the season highlights. The introduction of the NDCA Women’s Bash was a big success. Thank you to the four clubs who took part in the inaugural season – Hamilton-Wickham, Newcastle City, Waratah-Mayfield and Wests. These four clubs have now set a great platform to build future growth in this competition. Newcastle City and Waratah were the standout teams in season one and deservedly qualified for the final. Newcastle City posted a strong score of 4/114 and had a good win in the final. Youthful Newcastle City spinner Sienna Eve was named player of the final taking 3 wickets for 4 runs. Newcastle City and Waratah contributed the majority of players to the Newcastle team in the inaugural Womens Regional Bash. In an 8 team NSW Country competition the Newcastle squad was well led by Kirsten Smith. The team had a good victory over Central Coast in round 1 before losing to the eventual premiers Coffs Coast in a semi-final at the SCG. Newcastle has a talented squad of womens cricketers and a dedicated coach in Steve Taylor. I am sure they can go even further next season. Merewether won 2019-20 club championship and took out the Robert Holland trophy. This was Merewether’s first club championship since 2014-15 but they have been runners-up in all seasons since then, a testament to the clubs ability both on and off the field. Newcastle City Council continued its sponsorship of the NDCA T20 competition. Thank you to the City of Newcastle for their support and in particular Lord Mayor Nuatali Nelmes and General Manager Jeremy Bath. NCC Summer Bash 3 was a showpiece for Newcastle cricket with some brilliant games of T20 cricket on display. The introduction 2 new teams from Maitland (Magic and Flood) created added interest in the competition. Congratulations to the Hamilton Sabres who won their third NDCA 1st grade T20 competition with a convincing victory over the Belmont Whips in the final. Jason Keelan with 60no was named player of the final. Hamilton showed their dominance in limited overs cricket by also winning the Locker Cup. At representative level Newcastle cricket dominated the NSW Country male competitions. Newcastle won the NSW Country male championships with a dominant performance in the final against Greater Illawarra. Standout performers for Newcastle were player of the final Nathan Price who scored a brilliant century and captain Nick Foster who took five wickets with his off- spinners. The Lake Mac Attack won the Regional T20 Bash under lights at the SCG. After defeating Coffs Coast in the semis, the Lake Mac Attack defeated ACT Aces in a thrilling final that came down to the final over. Belmont opening bowler Daniel Bailey took an incredible 5 for 17 to be a deserved player of the final. Newcastle was invited to play the Canberra Comets in a preliminary fixture to the Australian v Sri Lanka international match at Manuka Oval. In a T20 match of the highest order played on an outstanding ground, Newcastle fell 4 runs short in a tough 242 run chase. Jeff Goninan’s century was the one of the best innings I have seen by a Newcastle player.
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