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Junior Records 2020 JUNIOR RECORDS (correct as at 1/4/20) West Torrens Cricket Club - Junior Records The S.A.C.A. Junior grades began with an Under 16 Schoolboys competition in the January 1948 school holidays and later became an Under 17 competition (January 1968). It reverted to Under 16 for one season 2011-12 against the wishes of the majority of Clubs. This competition was known as the SACA Schoolboys competition from 1947-48 to 1973-74, Shell Shield from 1974-75 to 2003-04 and then became the Bank SA Shield in 2004-05. Originally the Carnival was conducted over 3 weeks in a round robin form with each team playing every other team – a series of 11 matches without finals. This was later reduced to a two week tournament with teams placed in two sets or zones and playing a series of 6 matches plus a cross zone final series. The Commonwealth Bank competitions began as single Under 16 and Under 14 grades in 1978-79 and expanded to Red and White divisions in each age group in 1988-89. The Club did not field any Under 14 teams in 1982-83. No Under 16 White team was fielded in 1991-92, 1992-93 and 1996-97 nor an Under 14 White team from 1994-95 to 1996-97. The home ground for the junior teams was at the University Playing Fields at West Beach until the end of 1984-85 with a short time at the Adelaide Airport Oval. A hard wicket was put down on Kings Reserve West and used from 1985-86 until the end of 1988-89. In Under 16 and Under 14 grades records where a Red or White team is not indicated then there was only one S.A.C.A. grade at that time. In 1986-87 and 1987-88 when there was no S.A.C.A. WHITE grade the Club had a second team in the A.T.C.A. Under 14 competition. When the senior teams transferred from Thebarton Oval to Kings Reserve West the junior home ground became Flinders Park P.S. with the occasional use of Findon P.S. When the Club moved its headquarters to Henley Oval for the 1997-98 season the Under 14s moved to Grange P.S. while the U16s remained at Flinders Park P.S. Flinders Park was eventually abandoned in favour of the U16s playing at Grange P.S. and the U14s at Henley P.S. For the 2006-07 season the Club secured Lockleys Oval #2 (turf wicket) for the Under 16 teams. Unfortunately the Goodwood C.C. would not renew the West Torrens sub-lease after the first two seasons and the U.16s returned to Grange P.S. but this Oval eventually became too small due to building encroachment so the U.16s moved to Jubilee Reserve at West Lakes for the beginning of the 2010-11 season. At the same time the standard of the Henley P.S. oval deteriorated and the U.14s moved to Lockleys North P.S. For season 2013-14 the Club was fortunate to secure the lease of Gleneagles Oval at Seaton for the U.16 teams and as Lockley Norths P.S. was unavailable for use due to building works the U.14s transferred to Jubilee Reserve, West Lakes. After the building was completed at L.N.P.S. the U.14s returned. The Woodville Rugby Club resumed the 12 month lease of Gleneagles Reserve at the start of the 2019-20 season so the U.16 teams moved to John Mitchell Oval, Cudmore Tce. Henley Beach. A limited season of matches for Primary School students was introduced by the SACA for the 1979-80 season and teams competed for the Savings Bank Shield (later State Bank Shield). The name was changed to the Ray Sutton Shield for the 1990-91 season. Teams were entered in the Western Suburbs Junior Cricket Association Under 13 competition in 1997-98, the Under 15 Grade in 1999-00 and an Under 11 team in 2012-13. They played on Sunday mornings at Grange, Henley and Fulham North Primary Schools. However the Under 15 team moved to the Central Southern Junior Cricket Association in 2000-01 and then to the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association for the 2001-02 season. The Club has not fielded an U15 team since then preferring to farm surplus players to local Community Clubs. The WSJCA introduced an U11 competition in 2013-14 with West Torrens an initial participant. The U11 and U 13 competitions were changed to U12 and U14 status for the 2017-18 season. Having been an inaugural member Club in the Western Suburbs Junior Cricket Association at the behest of the SACA in 1997-98 and a driving support in its foundation, the SACA decided that the elite Premier Grade Clubs would no longer be permitted to compete in Community Associations. (This ultimatum applied to Glenelg, Sturt and West Torrens). It was alleged that this was a direction from Cricket Australia. However an Official of Cricket Australia denied this. Our last season as a competing Club in the WSJCA was 2018-19. Under 17 (U.16 – 1947-48 to end of 1966-67 plus 20011-12 ) (SACA Schoolboys 1947-48 to 1973-74, Shell Shield 1974-75 to 2003-04, Bank SA Shield from 2004-05 to 2012-13 and then simply Under 17 Shield) BATTING Highest Aggregate 465 @ 66.43 Malcolm Howell 1988-89 (300 +) 457 @ 45.70 Paul Haynes 1969-70 # 426 @ 106.50 Eric Carrington 2018-19 410 @ 45.50 David Cassidy 1976-77 # 377 @ 62.83 Andrew Haslett 1993-94 # 340 @ 42.50 Corey Knight 2003-04 # 310 @ 51.67 Bailey Capel 2015-16 # 304 @ 50.67 Corey Knight 2002-03 # Reduced number of matches Centuries 165 Malcolm Howell v. Country 2 at Kings Res East January 1989 160 n.o. Andrew Haslett v. Adelaide at Kings Reserve January 1994 150 Corey Knight v. Woodville at Woodville Oval January 2004 144 Dylan Ribbons v. Prospect at Price Memorial Oval January 2008 138 Matthew James v. Country 2 at Kings Res East January 1989 128 Chris Underwood v. Southern Districts at Bice Oval January 1989 123 Garry Thompson v Port Adelaide at ………….. January 1960 115 n.o. David Cassidy v. Country #2 at Thebarton Oval January 1977 112 Nathan Fielder v. Woodville at Kings Reserve January 1993 111 n.o. Dylan Ribbons v. East Torrens at Campbelltown Oval, January 2009 108 Ian McKenzie v. State Schoolboys at ………... January 1956 108 (107b.) Erik Carrington v. Adelaide at Glandore Oval January 2019 106 Garry Thompson v Woodville at ………………….. January 1960 105 Tim Bass v. Country 2 at Kings Res. West January 1996 104 n.o. Paul Haynes v. Country 2 at Thebarton Oval January 1970 104 David Prime v. Sturt at Price Memorial Oval January 1981 104 (99b.) Bailey Capel v. Tea Tree Gully at Pertaringa Oval January 2016 103 n.o. Corey Knight v. SACA U15s at Park 25 #1 January 2003 103 (91b.) Bailey Capel v.Southern Districts at Henley H.S. January 2017 102 Erik Carrington v. Glenelg at Henley H.S. January 2019 101 n.o. David Hookes v. East Torrens at ……………… 13 January 1971 100 n.o. Brook Westland v. Port Adelaide at ………………. 9 January 1987 100 n.o. Jake Lynch v. Kensington at Kings Reserve January 1995 100 Maurie Yard v. Kensington at ………………. January 1953 100 Bailey Capel v.Adelaide at Glandore Oval January 2017 99 n.o.(67b.) Erik Carrington v. Woodville at Henley Oval January 2019 (This match was converted to a T20 game due to extreme heat. Erik opened the batting and batted through the quota of overs.) Highest Team Scores (275 runs) 5/342 v. Country at Kings Reserve East, January 1989 8/312 v. Prospect at Price Memorial Oval, January 2008 5/311 v. Adelaide at Kings Reserve, January 1994 7/288 v. Glenelg at Henley Oval, January 2017 (50 overs - match tied) 4/285 v. Woodville at Kings Reserve, January 1993 6/276 v. Kensington at Kings Reserve, January 1995 Large Partnerships 1st wicket 181 Bailey Capel (100) and Murphy Short (91) v. Adelaide at Glandore Oval, January 2017 171 Nathan Fielder (112) and Michael Hancock v. Woodville at Kings Reserve January 1993 142. Chris Underwood (128) and Ben Higgins v. Southern Districts at Bice Oval, January 1989 104 Dan Voyzey (51) and Alex Newman (47) v. Kensington at Col. Waite Oval, January 2003 102 Tony Johnson (57) and John Donaldson (61) v. Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval, January 1966 2nd wicket 294 Malcolm Howell (165) and Matthew James (138) v. Country 2 at Kings Reserve East, January 1989 158 Andrew Haslett (160 n.o.) and Daniel Murdoch (78) v. Adelaide at Kings Reserve, 10 Jan 1994 157 Dylan Ribbons (144) and Matt Goldsworthy (78) v. Prospect at Price Memorial Oval, Hawthorn, January 2008 3rd wicket 116 Dylan Ribbons (111 n.o.) and Tom Woolford (35) v. East Torrens at Campbelltown Oval, January 2009 113 Andrew Haslett (76) and S.Henderson (56) v. Adelaide at Kings Reserve 11 January 1993 4th wicket 137 Lachlan Pointon (82) and Nick Crouch (81) v. Glenelg at Henley Oval, January 2017 125 James Smith (79) and Michael Humphries (49) v. Woodville at Henley Oval, January 2005 123 James Stewart (45) and Corey Knight (75) v. Kensington at Col. Waite Oval, January 2003 116 Russell Biar (64) and Thomas Wright (42) v. Sturt at Price Memorial Oval, Hawthorn, January 2002 5th wicket 123 Jake Lynch (100 n.o.) and David Bourn (63) v.
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