ENGADINE DRAGONS CRICKET CLUB INC.
51st ANNUAL REPORT AND YEAR BOOK
2009/2010 Season Presentation Nights
JUNIOR Heathcote High School Auditorium
Friday MAY 28, 2010
SENIOR Engadine Family Tavern St. Moritz Room
Saturday MAY 29, 2010
We invite you to join with the Management Committee, the members and the players of the Club, and our sponsors in sharing this report with us. We thank all those who have contributed to its compilation and production. It gives us great pleasure to support all those who play this fine Australian sport and hope that through our efforts we can promote not only the game but encourage the participation of local residents and children to be part of our Club.
The Management Committee. 2009/2010 COMMITTEE MEMBERS
EXECUTIVE President : Steve Jones Vice President : Brad Loder Secretary : Craig Rice Treasurer & Public Officer : Colin Berry
MANAGEMENT
Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Junior & Intermediate : Anthony Marciante Senior : Allan Lofthouse
Junior Registrar : Anthony Marciante Senior Registrar : Judy Lofthouse
Minutes Publicity Secretary : Brad Loder Officer : Bob Price Property Officers : Bill Knowles (Uniforms) John Westlake (Equipment) Special Projects Officer: Ian Latham Coaching Media Co-ordinator : Rob Knight Officer : Harry Robbins
Promotions & Committee Men : Brad Moreland Advertising Officer : Vacant Jim Lee Neil Croker Peter Ward Andrew Jones Dennis Pendergast SUB-COMMITTEE & REPRESENTATIVES
Anzac Youth & Recreation Centre 527 Committee Delegates : Steve Jones & Bill Knowles
Sutherland Shire Junior Cricket Association Inc Delegates : Anthony Marciante & Craig Rice
Sutherland Shire Cricket Association Delegates : Allan Lofthouse & Peter O’Reilly
Newsletter Co-ordination & Publication : Bob Price & Val Tever
Web Master : Andrew Mazurkiewicz
We are grateful to the following sponsors who have supported our Club:
CLUB SPONSORS
ENGADINE RSL & CITIZENS CLUB LTD MARINE PRODUCT MARKETING SUTHERLAND CREDIT UNION FAB FLOORS A1 METALTECH BUNDEENA SERVICE CENTRE JESTER FANCY DRESS
2 HONOUR ROLL LIFE MEMBERS
Barry McManus (1966) (Dec’d) Bob Price (1999) Harry Robbins asm (1978) Greg Heffernan (1999) Ray Noakes (1980) (Dec’d) John Carlisle (2002) Col Keenan (1982) Ian Latham (2003) Mike Fordyce (1984) Drew Lake (2004) Alf Lemmon (1985) Greg Knowles (2008) Clem Heffernan (1992) Allan Lofthouse (2008) Bob Vannan (1994) Paul Waddell (2008) Val Tever (1994) Peter Ward (2008) Ken Tever (1994) (Dec’d) Col Berry (2009) Russ Waddell asm (1996) Glen Hickey (2009) Bill Knowles (1998) Bill Ziegler (2009) SUTHERLAND GRADE CLUB 2009/2010
Ryan Almond James Bills Joel D’Imperio Jordan Dow Ben Dwarshuis Grant Johnson Nathan Loder Aaron Mall Ben Marciante Sam Newman Mark Rice REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS 2009/2010
Durham Shield Watson Shield Weblin Shield Gee Shield Cawsey Shield Ryan Marlow Ryan Almond Jonathon Haslam Brendan Curtis Joel Almond Jordan Dow Hayden Smith Alex Gersbach Joey Cox Telegraph Shield Ben Dwarshuis Brayden Heffernan Joshua Johnston Mitchell Eadie Nigel Garton Nathan Marciante Lachlan Smith Dylan Rae Creak Shield Presidents U/16 Presidents U/14 Presidents U/12 Jack Dwarshuis Bradley Ford Joel Beattie Matt Wright Jarrod Mazurkiewicz Liam Herne Marcus Beattie Luke Miller Cameron Lane Campbell Jackson Dylan Smith Harry Tattersall SSJCA U/10 Development Squad Dylan Croker Alex Lee Matt Simpson
Combined Catholic Schools CHSSA Sydney East CHSSA NSW Nathan Marciante Nathan Loder Sam Newman Sam Newman Mark Rice Mark Rice Sutherland District C.C. AW Green Shield Ryan Almond Joel D’Imperio Jordan Dow Ben Dwarshuis
2010/11 2010/11 U/13 Emerging Blues U/14 Emerging Blues Joel Almond Alex Gersbach Lachlan Smith SSJCA & SSCA COMPETITION HONOURS 2009/2010 PREMIERS - 12A & A2 MINOR PREMIERS - A2, 10A, 10C, 12A & 16A RUNNERS UP - 10C, 10A, 14A, 16A, B5, C1 SEMI FINALIST - B6, B7, B8
3 PRESIDENT’S REPORT
What a privilege it is to be associated with such a strong & successful club and it gives me great pleasure to submit my report for the 2009/10 season. Some highlights for me this season include: - • Winner of the SSJCA Junior Club Championship (5 th time since 2000) • Premierships to the 12A Junior team & A2 Senior Team • Finalists to the 10A, 12A, 14A, 16A & 10C Junior Teams & A2, B5, B6, B7, B8 & C1 Senior Teams • An all girls team U8(B2) • Record player and team numbers – 17 Junior Teams & 12 Senior Teams. • A new micro-fibre supporters shirt & new design players cap which will be ready for next season • A $3,000 competition win in the Weetbix challenge Congratulations to our 12A & A2 teams for being crowned premiers for 2009/10 season. To have 11 teams contest in the finals series shows how strong our players have performed this year. There were many good individual & team performances which have been acknowledged throughout this year book and highlights the efforts of all players & officials. What is pleasing to me this year is that we have seen record numbers playing for the Dragons in both junior & season divisions. Our recruitment drive within the local school community led by, Jim Lee, Neil Croker and our club coach Robbie Knight saw record new players joining our club. Our all girls team who played in our U8 division had a fantastic year developing their skills and continuing friendships from their winter sport. Thank you Rob & Kerrie Smith for encouraging these girls and we hope for more girls will follow. With 12 men’s teams, also a record, we saw many players returning to the club, or continuing their careers from the junior ranks. It was also pleasing to see a new senior team formed from parents and friends of our U10 team who acquitted themselves very well in the C1 competition. Whilst going down in the Grand Final, it was an outstanding effort on the field and a great opportunity for many new friendships to be formed. Our U/10 development squad continues to assist our up and coming U8 players to make the transition to traditional cricket that little bit easier. Peter Schofield and his son put the boys through their paces with an army of helpers & we thank all concerned for their time & efforts as this programme is here to stay. The club is very proud that our players and officials continue to support the SSJCA in their endeavour to improve cricket at all levels. A number of our players have represented the shire and beyond whilst our officials volunteer their services & time, umpiring, coach, managing or join relative committees. The trivia night this year was well supported, especially with donations from the Cox, Smith & Knowles families, and we also saw the return of Ken Newman as our host, which was greatly appreciated. To the parents, coaches, managers and scorers your continued support and friendship is appreciated and we look forward to your ongoing commitment to the club. I am aware that a couple of committee positions will become available at our Annual General Meeting in June and therefore I would encourage you to become a volunteer for the benefit of our cricketers. Bill Knowles has informed me that after 20+ years of service to our club he will not be reapplying for his position, as along with Glenys they plan to spend a little more time travelling. Bill, thank you for your dedication & commitment over many years as it has been an absolute pleasure to work with you. Our secretary of four years, Craig Rice has taken up a new role as secretary of the Sutherland District Grade Club. Craig has certainly made a difference in his tenure and I personally thank him for his friendship and guidance and I am sure he will keep an eye out for Dragons players coming through the grade ranks. Harry Robbins continues to support the club with his school holiday clinics, and his write ups in the Engadine District News are a masterpiece and he continues to be an inspiration to us all. We do appreciate the support of our sponsors and I encourage everyone to shop & support these businesses.
4 In closing let me say that I am already looking forward to the new season and please keep up to date with any club news from our state of the art website www.engadinedragonscc.org.au Steve Jones
“TRIBUTE BOX ” Throughout this Yearbook you will see “TRIBUTE” Boxes signifying a job well done. We ask you to note these businesses and people for the invaluable contributions they have made to our club.
SECRETARY’S REPORT This year will be my last as Secretary of Engadine Dragons after 4 years in the role and 11 seasons with the club – a role that I have been privileged to hold and one that I have definitely enjoyed. I have moved onto being the Secretary of Sutherland District Cricket Club Inc this year and have found that juggling both Secretary roles (plus the paying job!) as a bit of a stretch. So you can see I will still be heavily involved in cricket administration and look forward to seeing as many of the Engadine juniors coming through the grade cricket ranks in years to come. This year has been another very successful year for the club, with the following highlights as a key for me: • We had record numbers in both junior and senior players; • We had an all girls team which is a major milestone and it would be great to see this expanded in years to come; • The volunteer base at this club is second to none – including coaches, managers, scorers, BBQ cookers, committee members. The behind the scene roles played by the likes of Ian Latham, Harry Robbins, Bill Knowles and Bob Price are exceptional; • We contribute strongly to the SSJCA and SSCA via committee and delegate roles with Andrew Mazurkiewicz, Jim Lee, Tony Marciante, Allan Lofthouse, Peter O’Reilly and myself playing important roles. This has led to our club having an excellent reputation in Shire cricket circles; • We were SSJCA Junior Club Champions again – this reflects the efforts of all teams across the club over the 10 rounds and is a highly valued recognition of our overall results • Rob Knight has worked hard in his new role as coaching co-ordinator and will continue to bring new ideas to the club in future seasons to improve the skills of all junior players; • Our Trivia night was a great success and our thanks go to Ken Newman in his last year as MC of proceedings. The generosity of prize donors was fantastic, with special recognition of Peter Cox from Puma for the incredible prizes provided. It was a great social night as well as fund raiser for the club; • We came second in the Australia wide Weetbix competition and have been awarded $3000 to assist with sporting equipment and facilities for next season. This would not have happened without the widespread support of all club members – give yourselves a pat on the back for such a great effort; • We have a strong club identity and are pleased to announce that a new supporters shirt and baseball cap will be ready to go for next season; • We have great sponsorship support – Club Engadine has been a financial supporter of the club for 12 consecutive seasons, whilst Harry and Carol Peters from Shire Foods and Marine Product Marketing have been supporting the Bradman Foundation Award for the last 6 years. We thank them and all our sponsors for their financial assistance which assists us in providing excellent facilities and cost effective registration fees for all players; and • Congratulations to our premiership winning sides – A2 and 12A and to all the sides that participated in the final series.
5 Lastly I want to recognize a great bloke that has done so much for this club – Bill Knowles. In 1987/88 Bill Knowles put his hand up to be Property Officer. Now 23 years later he has decided it's time to retire. He has done a remarkable job over these years, with a degree of commitment and thoroughness which has been outstanding. Bill has been fantastic for this club and I am proud to have got to know Bill over my time on the committee. On behalf of the committee I want to wish Bill all the best and trust that he and Glenys can travel widely (even during cricket season which has been prevented to date!). I feel honoured to have been on the Engadine Dragons committee for the past 4 years and wish the club every success in the future. Craig Rice
TREASURER’S REPORT
This year we saw 5 junior teams make the finals (including all the ‘A’ grade teams); unfortunately we only had 1 winner the 12A’s. We also had 3 senior teams compete in the final with the A2’s as the only minor premiers also taking out the premiership. We also won the junior club championship another fantastic achievement. We also had record playing numbers especially in the seniors where we fielded 12 teams, up by 3 from last season’s record. Next season we will also see the introduction of our new supporter shirts and baseball caps. These look terrific and are available for purchase from the uniform property officer. This is an extension to the coloured shirts which have been very successful. During the year Weetbix held another promotion; unlike last season where we were beaten at the post we managed to finish 2 nd and win $3,000 which will go towards new equipment and/or upgrade to our indoor nets. This was another fantastic club effort and shows the true sportsmanship and overall strength of the club. Well done to all those who supported this promotion. During the year the club made an operating profit of $1,002.84 compared to a loss of $4,424.43 the prior season, Highlights include; • Cash balances of $21,284.07, up $1,002.84 on last year. This was primarily due to the cost of the clubs 50 th Anniversary last season and record number of registered players in 09/10. • While our record numbers increased our income, it also increased our costs, through increased fees paid to the associations (men’s and juniors), equipment and balls. With so many additional teams we were required to purchase several new kits for these teams. Therefore our equipment costs increased significantly by $2,824, while the cost for balls increased by $2,470. • Advertising/Sponsorship/Donations for the year were around $4,277, down $2,659 this was once again due to the vacant public relations officer position during the season. If anyone is interested going forward simply attend the AGM. This is an essential form of fund raising to the club and keeps the fees for the players down. To all those who did contribute during the season a big thanks, this helps in reducing registration fees and makes it more affordable for the average player. • The trivia night raised over $2,800, up on last year by around $200, another great result, thanks for all those who contributed prizes and those who attended, it was a most enjoyable and successful night. Also a big thanks to Ken Newman who ran the night. Those who attended I’m sure you’ll agree it was a great success. • Umpire fees were down on last year by $1,685, due to the junior association paying for all umpires saving around $2,000. Senior umpire fees increased by $590, this was in line with the increase to the number of teams, from 9 to 12. • A successful 2008/09 Season also increased the cost of last year presentation trophies. With only 2 premiership wins this year our costs for the current year will be reduced. • Our Rent and clubroom costs decreased by $1,849, primarily because 08/09 included 2 years of rent payments. This was due to ongoing discussions around the lease agreement which was eventually sorted out.
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Finally, thanks to all those who contributed in some way to making this a great club, whether it’s sponsors/advertisers, committee, coaches/managers, players or parents. Everyone plays some part towards the success of the club. Colin Berry
TREASURER'S REPORT 2009/10
Prior Year Current Year
$17,336.26 Opening Bank Balance - Operating A/c $20,281.23 $7,369.40 Term Deposit $0.00 $24,705.66 Total Opening Funds at Bank as at 1/4/08 $20,281.23 RECEIPTS $14,145.00 - Junior Registrations $16,919.00 $17,265.00 - Senior Registrations $21,935.00 $31,410.00 Registrations $38,854.00 $7,170.00 Uniforms (Caps, Badges, Shirts) $5,208.00 $5,562.12 - Advertising/Sponsorship $3,764.87 $1,374.10 - Donations $512.00 $6,936.22 Advertising/Sponsorship/Donations $4,276.87 $1,980.00 - Presentation Trophies $880.00 $5,813.10 - Presentation Receipts $5,441.25 $7,793.10 Presentation Nights $6,321.25 $0.00 - Raffles $0.00 $2,617.15 - Trivia Night $2,863.20 $2,617.15 Fund Raising $2,863.20 $490.52 - Interest Earned $17.60 $0.00 - Sundries $20.00 $490.52 Other $37.60 $11,160.00 50th Anniversary $0.00 $67,576.99 Total Receipts $57,560.92
PAYMENTS $5,660.00 - Junior Fees $6,730.00 $3,475.00 - Senior Fees $4,808.00 $9,135.00 Association Fees $11,538.00 $2,275.00 - Junior Umpire Fees $0.00 $1,820.00 - Senior Umpire Fees $2,410.00 $4,095.00 Umpire Fees $2,410.00 $4,249.00 - Juniors Balls $4,188.00 $3,021.00 - Seniors Balls $5,552.00 $7,270.00 Balls $9,740.00 $722.00 Equipment $3,546.00 $9,325.48 Uniforms (Caps, Badges, Shirts) $8,062.31 $9,155.79 - Presentaion Trophies $6,555.71 $7,175.75 - Presentation Costs $6,670.38 $16,331.54 Presentation Nights $13,226.09 $0.00 - Raffle $110.00 $274.00 - Trivia Night $0.00 $274.00 Fund Raising $110.00 $1,380.97 Printing/Stationery/Postage $1,301.16 $732.41 Publicity $516.74 $4,134.14 Rent & Clubroom Costs $2,284.91 $244.00 Bradman Scholarship/Match $1,551.07 $120.00 - Coaching Courses & Re-accreditation $30.00 - Bank Fees $1,818.80 - Sundries $2,241.80 $1,938.80 Other $2,271.80 $16,418.08 50th Anniversary $0.00 $72,001.42 Total Payments $56,558.08
($4,424.43) Net Profit/(Loss) $1,002.84
$20,281.23 Closing Bank Balance - Operating A/c $21,284.07 Term Deposit $20,281.23 Total Closing Funds at Bank as at 31/3/10 $21,284.07
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BRADMAN CHALLENGE MATCH REPORT Bowral April 4, 2010 The conclusion of another successful season was marked with the annual Bradman Challenge Match on the picturesque Bradman Oval at Bowral. On Easter Sunday our U16 and U14 boys donned their whites for the final time this season. The match is a reward for our boys who are in their final years of junior cricket and is played using the modified format, thus giving all the players the opportunity to maximise their experience. The two teams were captained by Ben Dwarshuis and Jordan Dow and coached by Robbie Knight and Mattie Sambuco. The match was very competitive, but played in good spirit with Jordies team scoring 315 runs, with an average of 18.53 defeating Ben's team scoring 288, averaging 13.09. The boys had the opportunity to tour the Bradman Museum in the luncheon break and were commended by the Museum on their excellent behaviour. Hopefully all the boys will have fond memories of the day they played on the oval named after, and graced by Australia's greatest sportsman, Don Bradman. In the evening the players and their families joined the clubs officials back in Engadine to celebrate the day at the Engadine Palace Chinese Restaurant. Player performances: R Almond 42, B Dwarshuis 41, J Dow 37, S Bleasdale 32, S Haynes 32, J Haslam 30, J Kennedy 4 for 5, C Lane 26 and 4 for 8, K Freer-McKinlay 38 and 3 for 15, M Brooks 4 for 35. Harry Robbins
PERPETUAL TROPHIES AND AWARDS CRITERIA 2009/2010 SEASON Note : • The Management Committee reserves the right to withhold the allocation of any award where in its assessment the criteria have not been met or for any other valid reason. • Where the assessment of the award calls for nominations, all such nominations must be in writing, with reasons in support. Nominations must be forwarded to be in the hands of the Secretary or Assistant Secretary by no later than two weeks after the date of the final last played or any other such date as the Committee may announce or publish. • In the absence of nominations the Management Committee shall consider the merits of each award and may determine a recipient on its knowledge of the available candidates. • The Management Committee may make any special award it sees fit to acknowledge special circumstances or to provide encouragement. • All considerations of the Management Committee and/or the Executive are confidential. Neither body shall be required to give reasons for the acceptance or rejection of any nomination.
GENERAL CRITERIA :
To provide a measure of objectivity and consistency throughout all levels of the Club for the determination of performance awards, the following criteria shall apply uniformly: Where a bowler is competing with a batsman and/or wicket keeper for a Club honour, the following system shall apply:
• For each 10 runs scored: - 1 point • For each wicket taken: - 1 point • For each catch/stumping made: - 1 point
Where two batsmen or two bowlers are vying for an honour/award the Management Committee will take into account the ratio of runs to innings, and/or wickets to overs noting the strike and economy rates and in each instance make judgment based on its assessment of all circumstances.
8 The above may also be used for determining “All-rounders” but with respect to the junior, intermediate and senior divisions it is to be read in conjunction with the criteria specified.
INDIVIDUAL TEAM AWARDS : (Personal Trophies)
Junior and Intermediate Divisions : For all junior and intermediate teams engaged in SSJCA competition cricket there will be four awards presented. One for batting and one for bowling plus two others to be nominated by the Team Management (Coach and Manager). The Coach and Manager may recommend two awards from the following four categories; - Most Improved Player, Most Consistent Player, Team Player and Best Fielder. For Batting, and Bowling the award will be based on the highest aggregates derived from the official Scorebooks. Aggregates include both innings but exclude finals. In the case of more than one player sharing the highest aggregate the player with the highest average will be awarded the trophy. No one person may win more than one of the above awards.
In addition, consideration will be given by the Management Committee to recognizing “all rounder” skills where the efforts of an individual player provide justification for an All-rounder award. As a guide, within the Junior Division, minimum 100 runs scored and 10 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 7 catches/stumpings). Intermediate Division, minimum 150 runs scored and 15 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 10 catches/stumpings). All awards shall be based on aggregates and be inclusive of first and second innings but exclusive of finals. The Management Committee will look at situations that parallel these performance levels and take such efforts into account.
Senior Division : To each team there shall be available awards for batting, bowling, and, where earned, All-rounder. For Batting, and Bowling the award will be based on the highest aggregates derived from the official Scorebooks. Aggregates include both innings but exclude finals. In the case of more than one player sharing the highest aggregate the player with the highest average will be awarded the trophy. To qualify as an All-rounder the recipient must have achieved in the season, no less than 200 runs scored and 20 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 15 catches/stumpings). A player who represents the club in more than one team shall have all efforts credited. All awards shall be based on aggregates and be inclusive of first and second innings but exclusive of finals.
JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS PERFORMANCE AWARDS : (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Six (6) trophies awarded. Batting Award : Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who scores the most runs in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The most runs will be the aggregate of all runs credited to the batsman as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Runs scored in finals shall be excluded. Bowling Award : Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who takes the greatest number of wickets in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The greatest number of wickets will be the aggregate of all wickets credited to the bowler as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Wickets taken in finals shall be excluded. Wicket Keeping Award : Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who as the wicketkeeper is credited with the greatest number of dismissals in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The greatest number of dismissals will include all catches and stumpings credited to the keeper as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Finals shall be excluded. In the event of two keepers or more having an identical tally, byes but not leg byes shall be taken into account and the award made to the keeper with the lowest number of byes. Note : In all cases above, in the event of a tied aggregate, the award will be determined on average. SENIOR DIVISION PERFORMANCE AWARDS : (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Three (3) trophies awarded. Batting Award : Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who scores the most runs in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The most runs will be the aggregate of all runs credited to the batsman as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Runs scored in finals shall be excluded. Bowling Award : Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who takes the greatest number of wickets in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The greatest number of wickets will be the aggregate of all wickets credited to the bowler as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Wickets taken in finals shall be excluded. Wicket Keeping Award : Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who as the wicketkeeper is credited with the greatest number of dismissals in the season. There is no weighting for 9 grade. The greatest number of dismissals will include all catches and stumpings credited to the keeper as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Finals shall be excluded. In the event of two keepers or more having an identical tally, byes but not leg byes shall be taken into account and the award made to the keeper with the lowest number of byes. Note : In all cases above, in the event of a tied aggregate, the award will be determined on average. SPECIAL CLUB AWARDS : Senior Club Champion : (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Determined by the Management Committee. Derived from an examination of the Scorebooks. Awarded to the most outstanding senior cricketer in the club who, through efforts with bat or ball has proved competitive at the higher levels of the SSCA Competition. In determining the merits of a batsman relative to a bowler (or wicket keeper) for the purpose of assessing this award the general criteria set above shall apply. While first and second innings shall count, finals will be excluded. Club Champion (Junior and Intermediate divisions): (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Determined by the Management Committee. Derived from an examination of the Scorebooks. Awarded to the most outstanding cricketer in either the junior or intermediate divisions, who through efforts with bat or ball has proved him/herself competitive at the higher levels (A or B Grade) of the SSJCA Competition. In determining the merits of a batsman relative to a bowler (or wicket keeper) for the purpose of assessing this award the general criteria set above shall apply. While first and second innings shall count, finals will be excluded. Club All Rounder (Junior and Intermediate divisions): (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Determined by the Management Committee. Derived from an examination of the scorebooks. Awarded to the most outstanding all round performance in either the Junior or Intermediate Divisions. As a guide a minimum of 150 runs scored and 15 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 10 catches/stumpings). In the event of a bowler/wicketkeeper qualifying the standard is set as a combination of wickets taken/wicket keeping catches/stumpings equalling a minimum of 15 dismissals. For the purpose of assessing this award the general criteria set above shall apply. In addition 1 point will be awarded for each fielding catch and run out (the Thrower). While first and second innings shall count, finals will be excluded. JUNIOR & INTERMEDIATE CLUB AWARDS : Most Improved Team : (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy awarded to players, coach & manager) Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded to the team that on results shows improvements in the second half of the season relative to the first half. While the points scored acts as an indicator, the grading and age group of the team will be taken into account.
Bob Price Encouragement Shield : (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Awarded to a player within the Junior and/or Intermediate Divisions. Determined by the Management Committee. The award recognises the need to encourage players. Any player may be nominated but the Management Committee will take into account age, performance, level at which played, years of experience. Commitment, effort, enthusiasm for the game are key determinants. Basically, and as simply as possible, the award is designed to encourage a young cricketer to follow his love for the game through playing as long as possible. Generally, a more established player, playing at the higher levels would be seen to be in less need of encouragement than one coming through the levels.
Greg Heffernan Fielding Trophy : (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded specifically for fielding effort. The number of catches taken is a factor but for a wicketkeeper allowance is made for the advantages of gloves. Considerations include alertness, speed and accuracy of returns, determination, and encouragement of fellow players, in particular bowlers.
Rookie of the Year : (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded to a player who has completed their first ever year of competitive cricket and has displayed potential and enthusiasm for the game. SENIOR CLUB AWARDS : Senior Rookie of the Year : (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded to a player in the first full year ever of senior cricket who displays a high level of skill, ability, and potential.
EDCC SERVICE AWARDS : Club Service Awards : Introduced in 1996/97, the Service Award acknowledges continuous club playing service and seeks to promote pride in the club. The awards are in periods of five years, ie: five, ten, fifteen, twenty and at twenty-five years Life Membership may be awarded.
10 Club Member of the Year : (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Awarded to a club member who gives freely of his/her time and energies in supporting the club in its activities. Management Committee members may be nominated in which event the Club Executive shall determine the recipient.
Life Membership : While any club member may nominate any other club member to be a Life Member such nomination is to be in writing with reasons in support. The Management Committee is not bound to accept nominations or give reasons for rejection. In considering any such nomination it will be guided as follows. • The basic merits of each nomination. • The years and nature of service to the club rendered by the nominee. • Generally, but not exclusively, no less than ten years club service is seen as a minimum.
EDDC BRADMAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP : This scholarship is to select two players eligible to compete in the under 12 age group, preferably from the highest graded team, and send them to attend the Talented Player Coaching Camp conducted by the Bradman Foundation. The course is conducted at Bowral during school holidays. The Club will cover all player costs associated with the camp.
Preference will be given to selecting A grade players with special consideration directed towards those in their second year in that age group, although the grade is not the sole factor. Primarily the scheme seeks annually to identify two keen cricketers within the club, who will benefit from this experience and are deemed to have potential. At the same time they must be seen to be interested in pursuing cricket at the higher levels.
The Management Committee with input from relevant coaches will make the selection at the end of each season. Selections are subject to informal acceptance by players and parents prior to places being reserved, funds committed and a formal decision being announced. Recipients of this award must be registered members of the EDCC as of the time the camp is to be conducted. The selection process and actions taken in the case of the applicants not meeting the above criteria is at the discretion of the Management Committee and no correspondence will be entered into.
WESLEY ADAMS MEMORIAL TROPHY: (Junior and Intermediate divisions): (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Nominations are sought. This award seeks to reflect values that Wes held dear. It seeks to recognise a spirit of endeavour and pride in effort taking into account fair play, teamwork and sportsmanship. It is meant for the aspiring player who shows preparedness to put in the hard work and commitment which one may expect will lead to accomplishing the goals for which he or she aims.
IMPORTANT DATES JUNIOR PRESENTATION NIGHT MAY 28, 2010 HEATHCOTE HIGH SCHOOL 7-30PM
SENIOR PRESENTATION NIGHT MAY 29, 2010 ST MORITZ ROOM 7-00PM
SSJCA (JUNIOR) PRESENTATION MAY 30, 2010 TRADIES CLUB GYMEA U10’s & 12’s – 1-00PM / U14’s & 16’s – 2-45PM
SSJCA (JUNIOR) A.G.M. JUNE 1, 2010 CARINGBAH OVAL 8-00PM
EDCC A.G.M. JUNE 2, 2010 DRAGON’S CLUB ROOM 7-30PM
EDCC REGISTRATION JULY 24 2010; JULY 25 DRAGON’S CLUB ROOM 9.00 TO 1.00PM 2010; AND JULY 31 2010
EDCC REGISTRATION AUGUST 1, 2010 DRAGON’S CLUB ROOM 9.00 TO 1.00PM
SSCA A.G.M. & PRESENTATION JULY 26,2010 CARINGBAH OVAL 8-00PM
GRADING (JUNIOR) AUGUST 8, 2010 (TIMES & VENUE T.B.A.)
GRADING (SENIOR) AUGUST 8, 2010 ANZAC OVAL NETS 9-00AM
11 SSCA ADJOURNED A.G.M. AUGUST 9, 2010 CARINGBAH OVAL 8-00PM
COMMENCEMENT OF THE 2010/11 SEASON SEPTEMBER 11, 2010
JUNIOR & SENIOR BATTING & BOWLING RECORDS
SENIOR BATTING RECORDS (200 RUNS OR MORE) BATTING AGGREGATE BATTING AVERAGE
GRADE BATSMAN RUNS YEAR GRADE BATSMAN AVE YEAR
A1 R. NOAKES 739 1968-69 A1 S. MESSITER 111.00 1987-88 A2 D. HIGGINS 542 1978-79 A2 C. LAKE 98.50 2006-07 A3 G. HEFFERNAN 626 1982-83 A3 G. HEFFERNAN 78.25 1982-83 B1 M. HAMMOND 437 1981-82 B1 G. MORRISS 45.17 2004-05 B2 S. VELLA 903 2006-07 B2 S. VELLA 69.50 2006-07 B3 W. ATKINS 500 1973-74 B3 J. BLACK 52.75 1973-74 B4 M. BAILEY 485 1979-80 B4 J. BLACK 57.80 1972-73 B5 J. McDONNELL 452 1984-85 B5 N. ALTERATOR 36.09 2002-03 B6 A. LOVETT 404 1985-86 B6 C. PARSONS 53.75 1985-86 B7 R. SALAKAS 357 2003-04 B7 W. HORSNELL 48.67 2003-04 B8 G. CAUKILL 376 2005-06 B8 G. CAUKILL 34.18 2005-06 B9 M BEDFORD 318 2009-10 B9 A. ROBERTS 42.14 2002-03 C1 J. SHEEHY 508 2009-10 C1 J. SHEEHY 127.00 2009-10 C2 C. ALEWOOD 451 1980-81 C2 G. REDMAN 48.00 1994-95 C3 R. WADDELL 400 1985-86 C3 R. WADDELL 33.33 1985-86
SENIOR BOWLING RECORDS (20 WICKETS OR MORE) BOWLING AGGREGATE BOWLING AVERAGE
GRADE BOWLER WKTS YEAR GRADE BOWLER AVE YEAR
A1 F. TERONE 55 1969-70 A1 R. STUART 5.84 1998-99 A2 J. RICHARDSON 50 1983-84 A2 J. CRIMLISK 7.92 1992-93 A3 W. WISHART 50 1976-77 A3 D. WATTS 6.60 1972-73 B1 S. GORRY 70 1979-80 B1 S. GORRY 6.90 1979-80 B2 P. ROYLE 62 1976-77 B2 M. OLIFF 6.50 1983-84 B3 G. DWARSHUIS 51 1978-79 B3 D. PARKES 6.50 1986-87 B4 K. BESSANT 53 1974-75 B4 B. MARTIN 7.70 2004-05 B5 D. PERRITT 48 1984-85 B5 S. VELLA 5.50 2003-04 B6 G. LANGSTON 55 1982-83 B6 P. BLAND 5.80 1981-82 B7 R. DODD 58 1988-89 B7 M.DAVIS 9.34 2007-08 B8 P. DIXON 44 2004-05 B8 P. DIXON 9.72 2004-05 B9 A. CRISAFULLI 28 2009-10 B9 A. ROBERTS 10.35 2002-03 C1 B. KNOWLES 45 1998-99 C1 R. KNIGHT 6.35 2000-01 C2 J. RICHARDSON 77 1977-78 C2 J. RICHARDSON 7.40 1977-78 C3 M. CURNESS 38 1984-85 C3 C. BLUNDELL 5.81 2005-06
SENIOR WICKET KEEPING RECORDS 1967-68 Onwards (10 Dismissals Minimum)
Grade Keeper Catches Stumpings Aggr Year A1 TED TERONE 28 13 41 1968-69 A2 BARRY BLANCHARD 27 9 36 1967-68 A3 MICHAEL STEPHENSON 20 4 24 1980-81 B1 STEVE MESSITER 24 9 33 1979-80 B2 STEWART VELLA 11 7 18 2005-06 B3 MARK JOHNSON 17 12 29 1969-70 B4 MICHAEL STEPHENSON 18 5 23 1982-83 B5 RYAN McLAUCHLAN 14 7 21 2003-04 B6 ANTHONY LOVETT 21 4 25 1985-86 B7 JIM COLLINS 19 - 19 1999-00 B8 MICHAEL SMITH 15 1 16 2009-10 B9 CLINTON ALLEN 12 1 13 2009-10 C1 ADRIAN VIRDUN 17 3 20 1992-93 C2 N/Q C3 MITCHELL RYAN 13 - 13 2005-06
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NOTE : - EDCC JUNIOR BATTING & BOWLING RECORDS
In the 1990-91 season the junior competition rules were changed as follows: - from time limit to an over limit game, with restrictions on individual bowlers, the number of competition rounds were set at ten. In the younger age groups Introductory and Modified rules were introduced. Because of these alterations it was almost impossible for the old individual competition records to be broken, accordingly it was decided by the SSJCA to move the “old records” to a separate section. Therefore the following EDCC Junior Club Batting and Bowling Records are split into two sections also: - (1959/60 to 1989/90) and (1990/91 onwards)
JUNIOR BATTING RECORDS SINCE ESTABLISHMENT IN 1959/60 THROUGH TO 1989/90 (200 RUNS OR MORE) BATTING AGGREGATE BATTING AVERAGE
GRADE BATSMAN RUNS YEAR GRADE BATSMAN AVE YEAR
10A N. MORANDO 479 1983-84 10A N. MORANDO 59.88 1983-84 10B I. CRANSTON 387 1967-68 10B I. CRANSTON 77.40 1967-68 10C C. ROSSITER 384 1977-78 10C C. ROSSITER 64.00 1977-78 12A C. LAKE 576 1990-91 12A C. LAKE 51.50 1990-91 12B I. CRANSTON 479 1968-69 12B D. KEMBER 60.33 1977-78 12C P. DOHERTY 276 1963-64 12C M. GOTLEY 40.66 1982-83 12D M. HEALEY 306 1979-80 12D G. McGUIRK 48.20 1982-83 12E C. PARSONS 471 1980-81 12E G. CLARKE 82.33 1973-74 12F C. HILLHOUSE 207 1984-85 12F C. HILLHOUSE 34.50 1984-85 14A P. DOHERTY 553 1966-67 14A R. ENTWISTLE 45.89 1980-81 14B B. MARTIN 480 1976-77 14B B. MARTIN 60.00 1976-77 14C D. PRICE 370 1990-91 14C B. DAVIS 46.80 1981-82 14D C. DOW 503 1976-77 14D C. DOW 38.69 1976-77 14E W. GREEN 430 1980-81 14E W. GREEN 35.83 1980-81 16A B. McMANUS 578 1964-65 16A B. McMANUS 72.25 1964-65 16B P. DOHERTY 449 1967-68 16B J. SMITH 60.20 1979-80 16C B. THORNTHWAITE 355 1984-85 16C R. HIRST 51.50 1976-77 16D P. DAENELL 240 1985-86 16D P. DAENELL 30.00 1985-86
JUNIOR BOWLING RECORDS SINCE ESTABLISHMENT IN 1959 THROUGH TO 1989/90 (20 WICKETS OR MORE) BOWLING AGGREGATE BOWLING AVERAGE
GRADE BOWLER WKTS YEAR GRADE BOWLER AVE YEAR
10A W. WISHART 83 1971-72 10A J. WESTLAKE 3.24 1976-77 10B R. MCPHEE 85 1966-67 10B P. GEORGE 1.52 1967-68 10C S. GORREY 70 1972-73 10C S. GORRY 2.14 1972-73 10D M. PORTER 35 1972-73 10D C. NAPPER 1.87 1981-82 12A G. HEFFERNAN 80 1975-76 12A G. HEFFERNAN 3.88 1975-76 12B I. CRANSTON 76 1968-69 12B J. CARLSON 3.42 1962-63 12C J. SHOOTER 67 1966-67 12C J. INNES 2.66 1974-75 12D W. TEAL 62 1964-65 12D D. O’TOOLE 4.20 1976-77 12E D. ROBERTS 66 1969-70 12E G. CLARKE 3.24 1973-74 12F C. MOODIE 34 1984-85 12F C. MOODIE 3.60 1984-85 14A N. MORANDO 47 1987-88 14A B. FERGUSON 7.66 1975-76 B. NCMANUS 47 1964-65 14B R. CARROLL 70 1964-65 14B J. SHOOTER 5.20 1967-68 14C W. HEADLEY 59 1965-66 14C L. BARRETT 2.12 1971-72 14D B. ANDREWS 73 1974-75 14D B. ANDREWS 3.17 1974-75 14E I. COOK 26 1978-79 14E I. COOK 5.43 1978-79 16A I. CRANSTON 40 1973-74 16A W.WISHART 8.46 1977-78 16B W. HEADLEY 55 1967-68 16B J. WESTLAKE 5.33 1981-82 16C W. WILCOX 30 1984-85 16C P. ASHTON 6.80 1987-88 16D P. DAENELL 22 1985-86 16D P. DAENELL 10.82 1985-86
13 JUNIOR BATTING RECORDS 1990/91 ONWARDS (TRADITIONAL 150 RUNS OR MORE / INTRODUCTORY & MODIFIED 100 RUNS OR MORE) BATTING AGGREGATE BATTING AVERAGE
GRADE BATSMAN RUNS YEAR GRADE BATSMAN AVE YEAR
10A N. MARCIANTE 328 2006-07 10A M.SIMPSON 64.75 2009-10 10B* N/Q - - 10B* N/Q - - 10C* C. McMAHON 151 1998-99 10C* R. MCLAUCHLAN 121.00 1994-95 10D* B.GRIMISON 122 2009-10 10D* D. LEES 27.75 2006-07 10E* G. CAUKILL 153 1998-99 10E* G. CAUKILL 38.30 1998-99 10F* M. SPRING 152 2009-10 10F* M.SPRING 30.40 2009-10 12A B. MARCIANTE 479 2002-03 12A B. MARCIANTE 159.66 2002-03 12B R.MARLOW 329 2006-07 12B C. REEVES 42.00 2000-01 12C D. BEARDOW 549 1999-00 12C D. BEARDOW 91.50 1999-00 12D J. KEDWELL 241 2007-08 12D D. LATHAM 44.40 1994-95 12E* J. GARRETT 227 2008-09 12E* J. GARRETT 56.75 2008-09 12F* J. RAPER 113 1999-00 12F* J. RAPER 37.67 1999-00 14A R. SHEPHERD 665 1999-00 14A R. SHEPHERD 95.00 1999-00 14B K. STEWART 414 1994-95 14B K. STEWART 51.75 1994-95 14C B. DUNCUM 368 2005-06 14C K. BERNIE 36.20 1991-92 14D R. MORRIS 396 2003-04 14D M. RYAN 54.00 2000-01 14E O. SAMAD 392 2001-02 14E O. SAMAD 65.33 2001-02 16A R. SHEPHERD 533 2001-02 16A R. SHEPHERD 96.20 2000-01 16B C. REEVES 494 2004-05 16B C. REEVES 54.89 2004-05 16C R. EMERSON 665 2007-08 16C R. EMERSON 55.42 2007-08 16D D. BOYLE 205 2001-02 16D D. BOYLE 18.64 2001-02
JUNIOR BOWLING RECORDS 1990/91 ONWARDS (TRADITIONAL 15 WICKETS OR MORE / INTRODUCTORY & MODIFIED 10 WICKETS OR MORE) BOWLING AGGREGATE BOWLING AVERAGE GRADE BOWLER WKTS YEAR GRADE BOWLER AVE YEAR 10A N. MARCIANTE 24 2006-07 10A N. MARCIANTE 3.67 2006-07 10B* L. HERNE 11 2002-03 10B* L. HERNE 3.18 2002-03 10C* T. WALKINGTON 12 2002-03 10C* D. ELLEM 3.75 2005-06 D. ELLEM 12 2005-06 10D* A. VARANASI 20 2006-07 10D* S. ANDREWS 1.72 1993-94 10E* G. CAUKILL 18 1998-99 10E* G. CAUKILL 2.00 1998-99 10F* N. HALL 16 2009-10 10F* N. HALL 6.56 2009-10 12A M. BARNES 25 1994-95 12A M. GORE 1.33 1992-93 12B N/Q - - 12B N/Q - - 12C K. ROLLESTON 24 2003-04 12C N, DEL MEDICO 5.82 2009-10 12D S. ANDREWS 20 1994-95 12D S. ANDREWS 2.84 1994-95 12E* J. BYRNES 17 2008-09 12E* J. BYRNES 3.65 2008-09 12F* J. PUNSHON 14 1999-00 12F* O. SAMAD 3.08 1999-00 14A J.D’IMPERIO 28 2007-08 14A R. ALMOND 5.52 2007-08 14B R. MARLOW 34 2004-05 14B R. MARLOW 4.29 2004-05 14C C. NELSON 20 1998-99 14C M. CHRISTISON 4.32 2005-06 14D P. BOURKE 24 1994-95 14D P. BOURKE 5.29 1994-95 14E D. FILETTI 24 1995-96 14E O. SAMAD 4.73 2001-02 16A M. RICE 28 2007-08 16A C. MAR 6.75 1998-99 16B C. HEARD 24 2005-06 16B J. STONE 6.43 2004-05 16C B. MARTIN 40 1999-00 16C B. SOMERVILLE 5.31 1991-92 16D D. BOYLE 21 2001-02 16D C. JACKSON 10.55 2001-02
NOTE : N/Q (NO QUALIFIERS FOR THIS RECORD) * (INTRODUCTORY OR MODIFIED RECORDS)
JUNIOR WICKET KEEPING RECORDS 1999-00 ONWARDS (10 Dismissals Minimum)
Grade Keeper Catches Stumpings Aggr Year 10A DYLAN RAE 11 2 13 2006-07 12A JORDAN DOW 6 6 12 2005-06 12B ADAM SMITH 7 4 11 2004-05 12C N/Q 12D N/Q 12E JASON RAPER 9 4 13 2000-01 14A JORDAN DOW 17 8 25 2007-08 14B CHRIS REVES 12 - 12 2002-03 14C N/Q
14 14D KIRBY-ANN MARSH 4 7 11 2003-04 14E N/Q 16A RYAN CROOM 15 2 17 2005-06 16B ROBERT DUMBRELL 11 2 13 2002-03 16C MARK MITCHELL 12 1 13 1999-00
Note: N/Q - No Qualifiers
NEW CLUB RECORDS MICHAEL BEDFORD B9 – BATTING AGGREGATE 318 JOHN SHEEHY C1 – BATTING AGGREGATE 508 JOHN SHEEHY C1 – BATTING AVERAGE 127.00 ANTHONY CRISAFULLI B9 – BOWLING AGGREGATE 28 MICHAEL SMITH B8 – WICKET KEEPING 16 CLINTON ALLEN B9 – WICKET KEEPING 13 MATTHEW SIMPSON 10A – BATTING AVERAGE 64.75 BEN GRIMISON 10D – BATTING AGGREGATE 122 MARLEY SPRING 10F – BATTING AGGREGATE 152 MARLEY SPRING 10F – BATTING AVERAGE 30.40 NATHAN HALL 10F – BOWLING AGGREGATE 16 NATHAN HALL 10F – BOWLING AVERAGE 6.56 NATHAN DEL MEDICO 12C – BOWLING AVERAGE 5.82
OFFICE BEARERS (1959-60 TO 2006-07)
YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY TREASURER 1959-60 B. McMANUS snr D. CARROLL R. CHAPMAN 1960-61 B. McMANUS snr B. HOWARD K. BINNER 1961-62 W. FOSTER N. FORESHAW K. BINNER B. McMANUS snr 1962-63 B. McMANUS snr N. FORESHAW K. BINNER C. GREENWOOD 1963-64 N. FORESHAW R. SOMMER H. SHOOTER K. JOHNSON 1964-65 K. JOHNSON K. WOODBRIDGE H. SHOOTER 1965-66 K. JOHNSON K. WOODBRIDGE H. SHOOTER H. SHOOTER 1966-67 K. JOHNSON H. SHOOTER H. ROBBINS 1967-68 K. HORSNELL B. BLANCHARD W. McPHEE 1968-69 G. McELROY B. BLANCHARD W. McPHEE; M. FORDYCE 1969-70 K. JOHNSON C. KEENAN M. FORDYCE 1970-71 D. MORRISON C. KEENAN M. FORDYCE 1971-72 C. KEENAN W. ATKINS; G. ARNOTT D. CRANSTON 1972-73 C. KEENAN G. ARNOTT D. CRANSTON 1973-74 B. BLANCHARD H. ROBBINS MRS B. CROSBY 1974-75 G. ARNOTT H. ROBBINS MRS B. CROSBY 1975-76 C. KEENAN M. FORDYCE MRS J. LEES 1976-77 R. NOAKES H. ROBBINS MRS J. LEES 1977-78 R. NOAKES H. ROBBINS R. ENTWISTLE 1978-79 R. NOAKES R. LOVETT R. ENTWISTLE 1979-80 R. LOVETT A. GLEESON R. ENTWISTLE 1980-81 R. LOVETT M. FORDYCE R. ENTWISTLE 1981-82 R. LOVETT H. ROBBINS P. NOAKES R. ENTWISTLE 1982-83 R. LOVETT H. ROBBINS P. NOAKES J. RICHARDSON 1983-84 R. LOVETT H. ROBBINS R. WOODHILL J. RICHARDSON 1984-85 D. STUVE R. WOODHILL A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1985-86 D. STUVE R. WOODHILL A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1986-87 R. WADDELL P. CLOTHIER A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1987-88 R. WADDELL J. THORNTHWAITE A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1988-89 R. WADDELL J.THORNTHWAITE A. LEMMON R. VANNAN R.KNOWLES 1989-90 A. LEMMON R. KNOWLES A. VANNAN R. VANNAN 1990-91 K. TEVER R. KNOWLES A. VANNAN R. VANNAN 1991-92 K. TEVER J. UEBEL A. VANNAN R. VANNAN 1992-93 K. TEVER J. UEBEL A. VANNAN J. CARLISLE 1993-94 I. McCREA J. UEBEL G. HEFFERNAN J. CARLISLE 1994-95 R. WADDELL T. DUFFIELD D. LAKE J. CARLISLE
15 1995-96 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A. LEMMON J. CARLISLE 1996-97 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A. LEMMON J. CARLISLE 1997-98 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM B. COUSEMAKER J. CARLISLE 1998-99 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM B. COUSEMAKER J. CARLISLE 1999-00 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM J. MALL J. CARLISLE 2000-01 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A.LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2001-02 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A.LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2002-03 G. SCOTT I. LATHAM A.LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2003-04 G. SCOTT I. LATHAM A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2004-05 G. SCOTT I. LATHAM A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2005-06 G. SCOTT A. GLEESON A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD C. BERRY 2006-07 S. JONES C. RICE A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD C. BERRY 2007-08 S. JONES C. RICE A. LOFTHOUSE; A.MARCIANTE C. BERRY 2008-09 S. JONES C. RICE A. LOFTHOUSE; A.MARCIANTE C. BERRY 2009-10 S. JONES C. RICE A. LOFTHOUSE; A.MARCIANTE C. BERRY
SSJCA CRICKETER OF THE YEAR “JOHN WOODHOUSE MEMORIAL TROPHY ” 1964-65 BARRY McMANUS jnr 1993-94 CHRIS LAKE 1985-86 CRAIG PARSONS 2000-01 RYAN SHEPERD 1988-89 NATHAN MORANDO 2002-03 JAY DAVIS 2006-07 BEN MARCIANTE 2007-08 RYAN MARLOW 2008-09 RYAN ALMOND
PREMIERSHIP WINNING TEAMS SEASON JUNIOR PREMIERS SENIOR RUNNERS UP PREMIERS 1959-60 NIL 10A, 12A, 14A 1960-61 NIL 10A 1961-62 NIL 1962-63 NIL 14A, 14C 1963-64 NIL 1964-65 NIL 10B, 12A, 14B, 16A 1965-66 14B 14C 1966-67 NIL 1967-68 14B A2 10B, 12D, 16B 1968-69 10B A1 1969-70 12A A1, B3 10C 1970-71 14D, 12A, 10B A1 14A, 14C 1971-72 16B, 14A NIL 10A, 14C, A1 1972-73 10C, 10D B4 B2 1973-74 12A, 12E, 10A, 10C A1, B3 14D, 16A, A1 1974-75 12C NIL 10A 1975-76 14B, 14D, 12A, 10D NIL 1976-77 16C, 14B, 14C, 10A A3 10B, 10C, 16A 1977-78 16A, 10C A1, B4 10A, 14A, C2 1978-79 16A, 12A, 10A AI, B3, C2 12E 1979-80 NIL B4, C2 B1 1980-81 14B, 14D, 12A NIL 1981-82 16B-1, 14B, 10D A1, B2 12C, 14C, 16A, B6 1982-83 12D B4, B6 12A, 12E, A1, A3 1983-84 NIL NIL 10A, 14D, A2, B6 1984-85 NIL A1, B2 10A, 14A, C3 1985-86 10D B1, B6 12A, A1 1986-87 NIL NIL 12A, B2, B3 1987-88 14A, 14C NIL 10D, 16C, A3 1988-89 NIL NIL 1989-90 NIL NIL 14D 1990-91 NIL NIL B2 1991-92 14C, 12C NIL B1 1992-93 NIL NIL 14A
16 1993-94 16A B3 10D, 14B, A1 1994-95 14B, 12D, 10C NIL A1 1995-96 16C, 12C, 10D NIL A1 1996-97 NIL NIL 14C,16B 1997-98 NIL NIL 12B, B5 1998-99 10E, 10C C1 B4 1999-00 16C, 14A, 12E A1, B2 12F, 2000-01 14D, 10A A1, 14A, 16A 2001-02 16A, 14E NIL 10A, A3 2002-03 16A, 12A, 10B NIL 16B, B8, B9 2003-04 16A B5, B7 12A 2004-05 16B, 16C, 14A, 14B, 12B B4 2005-06 14A, 12A, 12D NIL 16A, 16C, C1, C3 2006-07 16A(Blue), 14A, 10A C1 16C, A2, B2, B3 2007-08 16C, 14A, 10A B1, B2, B8 16A, 12A, C1 2008-09 16A, 12A, 12E, 10A NIL A2, B1(2), B7 2009-10 12A A2 B5, C1, 16A, 14A, 10A, 10C
NOTE : Senior Club was established in the season of 1967-68 Junior Finals commenced 1992-93 & Senior Finals commenced 1976-77
SSJCA CLUB CHAMPIONS “THE BERTSHELLTROPHY ” 1970-1971 1975-1976 2004-2005 1971-1972 1976-1977 2005-2006 1973-1974 1978-1979 2007-2008 1974-1975 2000-2001 2009-2010
PREVIOUS MAJOR AWARD WINNERS
JUNIOR DIVISION BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RAY NOAKES TROPHY 1996/97 Ben Cutler 12B 1997/98 Ryan Shepherd 12A 1998/99 Michael Lavallee 12A 1999/00 Dylan Beardow 12C 2000/01 Chris Reeves 12B 2001/02 Andrew Jones 12A 2002/03 Ben Marciante 12A 2003/04 Liam Herne 10A 2004/05 Liam Herne 12B 2005/06 Ben Dwarshuis 12A 2006/07 Rhys Marlow 12B 2007/08 Brendan Curtis 12A 2008/09 Nathan Marciante 12A
JUNIOR DIVISION BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE COL KEENAN TROPHY 1996/97 Sanjay Patel 12C 1997/98 Mitchell Durie 12A 1998/99 Cameron Turner 12A 1999/00 Chris McMahon 12C 2000/01 Daniel Ward 10A 2001/02 Sam Newman 10A 2002/03 Sam Newman 12A 2003/04 Kelly Rolleston 12C 2004/05 Kelly Rolleston 12B 2005/06 Nicholas Chamberlain 12D 2006/07 Nathan Marciante 10A 2007/08 Joel Almond 10A 2008/09 Justin Byrnes 12E
JUNIOR DIVISION WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE MIKE FORDYCE TROPHY 1996/97 Brett Bullock 12C 1997/98 Jarryd Ward 10A 1998/99 Chris Moreland 12A 1999/00 Jarryd Ward 12A 2000/01 Jason Raper 12E 2001/02 Bryce Alewood 10A 2002/03 Bryce Daenell 12A 2003/04 Robbie Farnan 10A 2004/05 Matthew Christison 12B 2005/06 Jordan Dow 12A 2006/07 Dylan Rae 10A 2007/08 Joey Cox 10A 2008/09 Dylan Rae 12A
17 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RUSS WADDELL TROPHY 1996/97 Lee Bailey 16B 1997/98 Chris Pendergast 14A 1998/99 Kaine Johnson 16C 1999/00 Ryan Shepherd 14A 2000/01 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2001/02 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2002/03 Jay Davis 16A 2003/04 Cameron Turner 16A 2004/05 Chris Reeves 16B 2005/06 Blake Duncum 14C 2006/07 Ben Marciante 16A 2007/08 Ryan Emerson 16C 2008/09 Jonathan Haslam 14A
INTERMEDIATE DIVISION BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE ALF LEMMON TROPHY 1996/97 Darren Baxter 14C 1997/98 Kaine Johnson 16D 1998/99 Chris Nelson 14C 1999/00 Brett Martin 16C 2000/01 Brett Martin 16A 2001/02 Daniel Boyle 16D 2002/03 Greg Ings 14B 2003/04 Matthew Sambuco 16A 2004/05 Ryan Marlow 14B 2005/06 Sam Newman 14A 2006/07 Daniel Tench 16C 2007/08 Joel D’Imperio 14A 2008/09 Hayden Smith 14A
INTERMEDIATE WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE CLEM HEFFERNAN TROPHY 1996/97 Brad Collins 16B 1997/98 Andrew Hine 16A 1998/99 Andrew Hine 16A 1999/00 Mark Mitchell 16C 2000/01 Stuart Dibb 14A 2001/02 Ben Jamieson 14A 2002/03 Chris Moreland 16A 2003/04 Robert Dumbrell 16A 2004/05 Adam Smith 14B 2005/06 Ryan Croom 16A 2006/07 Mitchell Floyd 16A 2007/08 Jordan Dow 14A 2009/09 Jordan Dow 16A
SENIOR DIVISION BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE DREW LAKE TROPHY 2001/02 Peter O’Reilly C1 2002/03 Jim Bonser B3 2003/04 Ryan Salakas B7 2004/05 Greg Heffernan A1 2005/06 Stuart Dibb C1 2006/07 Stewart Vella B2 2007/08 Stewart Vella B1 2008/09 David McMillan C1
SENIOR DIVISION BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE JOHN CARLISLE TROPHY 2001/02 Matthew Carroll B6 2002/03 Paul Cameron A1 2003/04 Chris Nelson B6 2004/05 Brett Martin B4 2005/06 Matthew Carroll B2 2006/07 Stewart Vella B2 2007/08 Mitchell Davis B7 2008/09 Kurt Mitchell B7
SENIOR DIVISION WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD EDCC TROPHY 1998/99 Brad Collins B4 1999/00 Jim Collins B7 2000/01 Mark Mitchell B7 2001/02 Colin Berry A3 2002/03 Matthew Newman B9 2003/04 Ryan McLauchlan B5 2004/05 Chris Moreland B6 2005/06 Stewart Vella B2 2006/07 Jonathan Wright B3 2007/08 Chris Moreland B5 2008/09 Michael Smith B6 WESLEY ADAMS MEMORIAL AWARD 2005/06 Blake Sutcliffe 14A 2006/07 Andrew Jones 16A 2007/08 Daniel Walsh 16C 2008/09 James Loughran 16C
SENIOR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE BILL KNOWLES TROPHY 1996/97 Michael Ralston B6 1997/98 Lee Bailey B5 1998/99 Tim Cutler B4 1999/00 Andrew Hine B2 2000/01 Mitchell Thompson A1 2001/02 Jay Davis A3 2002/03 Chris Nelson B5 2003/04 Michael Lavallee B6 2004/05 Adam Logan B4 2005/06 Chris Reeves A2 2006/07 James Stone B2 2007/08 Andrew Herne A2 2008/09 Ryan Marlow B1-2
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MOST IMPROVED TEAM THE BOB VANNAN TROPHY 1996/97 Bob & Darren Price 12B 1997/98 Peter Ward & Ian Davis 12B 1998/99 Dennis Pendergast & Harry Robbins 16A 1999/00 Steve Routh & Steve Daniels 16A 2000/01 Brett Johnson & Steve Routh 16A 2001/02 Rob Lowe & Roger McNee 14E 2002/03 Rob Lowe & Gordon Scott 14B 2003/04 Nathan Alterator & Bob McMillan 14B 2004/05 Robbie Knight & Bruce Smith 14B 2005/06 Craig Townsend & Keith White 16C 2006/07 Nathan Alterator & Phil Alterator 16A Red 2007/08 Rob Knight & Gerry Dwarshuis 14A 2008/09 John Westlake & Mandy Goodman 12E
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE KEN TEVER TROPHY 1996/97 Darren Baxter 14C 1997/98 Jess Correy 10A 1998/99 Ian Mitchell 14E 1999/00 Matthew Hoff 10D 2000/01 Daniel Boyle 14D 2001/02 Ryan Marlow 10A 2002/03 Hayden Smith 10A 2003/04 Ryan Morris 14D 2004/05 Rhys Marlow 10C 2005/06 Brendan Curtis 10A 2006/07 Anuraag Varanasi 10D 2007/08 Jarrod Mazurkiewicz 10A 2008/09 Dylan Croker 10A
THE BOB PRICE ENCOURAGEMENT SHIELD THE BOB PRICE SHIELD 1998/99 Chris McMahon 10C 1999/00 Ryan Woodley 12C 2000/01 Alex Sambuco 12E 2001/02 Jeffrey Walsh 12D 2002/03 Scott Middlemiss 12B 2003/04 Alex Lewis 14D 2004/05 Michael Bedford 14B 2005/06 Mitchell Cox 14C 2006/07 Matt Lister 12B 2007/08 Josh Kennedy 12D 2008/09 Zac Byrnes 14A
THE GREG HEFFERNAN FIELDING TROPHY THE GREG HEFFERNAN TROPHY 1998/99 Alan Wood 12A 1999/00 Stuart Brandman 14A 2000/01 Andrew Jones 10A 2001/02 Stuart Brandman 16A 2002/03 Ben Holt 14C 2003/04 Cameron Turner 16A 2004/05 Ryan Marlow 14B 2005/06 Greg Ings 16A 2006/07 Brendan Curtis 10A 2007/08 Ben Dwarshuis 14A 2008/09 Brendan Curtis 12A
EDCC BRADMAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP 2001/02 Bryce Daenell 12A & Andrew Jones 12A 2002/03 Ben Marciante 12A & Daniel Ward 12A 2003/04 Ryan Marlow 12A & Mark Rice 12A 2004/05 Nathan Loder 14A & Kelly Rolleston 12B 2005/06 Joel D’Imperio 12A & Ben Dwarshuis 12A 2006/07 Hayden Smith 14A & Nic Chamberlain 12B 2007/08 Brendan Curtis 12A & Marcus Beattie 12A 2008/09 Nathan Marciante & Brayden Heffernan 12A
CLUB MEMBER OF THE YEAR THE VAL TEVER TROPHY 1996/97 Laurie Daly 1997/98 Ian Latham 1998/99 Steve Daniels 1999/00 Harry Robbins 2000/01 Brad Moreland 2001/02 Stuart Slack & Neil Jamieson 2002/03 Allan Lofthouse 2003/04 Robbie Knight 2004/05 Tony Gleeson & Ken Newman 2005/06 Judy Lofthouse & Bob Price 2006/07 Dennis Pendergast 2007/08 Andrew Mazurkiewicz 2008/09 Russ Waddell & Ian Latham
CLUB ALL ROUNDER (Junior & Intermediate Divisions) THE IAN LATHAM TROPHY 2003/04 James Bills 16A 2004/05 Chris Reeves 16B 2005/06 Blake Duncum 14C 2006/07 Ben Marciante 16A 2007/08 Mark Rice 16A 2008/09 Ryan Almond 16A
19 JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPION (Junior & Intermediate Divisions) THE BARRY McMANUS TROPHY 1998/99 Michael Lavallee 12A 1999/00 Ryan Shepherd 14A 2000/01 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2001/02 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2002/03 Jay Davis 16A 2003/04 Cameron Turner 16A 2004/05 Chris Reeves 16B 2005/06 Ben Marciante 16A 2006/07 Ben Marciante 16A 2007/08 Mark Rice 16A 2008/09 Ryan Almond 16A
SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION THE HARRY ROBBINS TROPHY 1996/97 Paul Waddell B6 1997/98 Marcus Loxley B5 1998/99 Beau Knowles C1 1999/00 Andrew Hine B2 2000/01 Will Wooster B5 2001/02 Greg Goodman A1 2002/03 Paul Cameron A1 2003/04 Jim Bonser B2 2004/05 Greg Heffernan A1 2005/06 Drew Lake A2 2006/07 Stewart Vella B2 2007/08 Stewart Vella B1 2008/09 Matt Sambuco B1-2
2009/2010 SEASON JUNIOR COMPETITION DETAILS
SSJCA CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP POINT SCORE
CLUB POINTS 1. ENGADINE DRAGONS CRICKET CLUB 112.50 2. GYMEA BAY CRICKET CLUB 102.07 3. CARINGBAH SPORTS CRICKET CLUB 89.86 4. COMO JANNALI CRICKET CLUB 87.38 5. ILLAWONG MENAI CRICKET CLUB 86.53 6. ST PATRICKS SUTHERLAND CRICKET CLUB 85.59 7. DLS SEAGULLS CRICKET CLUB 80.00 8. MIRANDA MAGPIES CRICKET CLUB 80.00
9. ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB 74.11 10. SYLVANIA HEIGHTS CRICKET CLUB 63.14 11. AQUINAS COMETS CRICKET CLUB 61.33 SSJCA COMPETITION POINTS SCORE 10A GRADE 10B GRADE 10C GRADE 10D GRADE Engadine 1 50 DLS Seagulls 1 48 Engadine 2 44 Illawong Menai 3 46 Caringbah 1 47 Gymea Bay 1 42 St Patricks 3 38 Caringbah 4 46 St Patricks 1 29 Caringbah 2 40 St Patricks 2 36 Caringbah 6 38 Como Jannali 1 24 Caringbah 3 22 Como Jannali 2 32 Engadine 3 28 Aquinas 1 22 St John Bosco 1 22 Aquinas 2 22 St Patricks 4 20 Illawong Menai 1 22 Miranda 1 18 Illawong Menai 2 20 Aquinas 2 14
10E GRADE 10F GRADE 12A GRADE 12B GRADE Gymea Bay 2 52 Sylvania 1 52 Engadine 1 50 Gymea Green 50 Caringbah 5 44 Miranda 3 48 Como Jannali 1 42 St John Bosco 1 46 Engadine 4 32 Illawong Menai 4 38 DLS Seagulls 1 26 Caringbah 2 30 Miranda 2 32 DLS Seagulls 2 30 Illawong Menai 1 26 St Patricks 1 26 St Patricks 5 20 St John Bosco 2 25 Caringbah 1 26 Gymea Black 26 Como Jannali 3 12 Engadine 5 24 Sylvania 1 22 Aquinas 1 14
12C GRADE 12D GRADE 12E GRADE 12F GRADE Miranda 1 48 Gymea Bay 3 51 Gymea Bay 4 50 St Patricks 3 44 DLS Seagulls 2 44 Caringbah 4 46 Caringbah 5 42 Sylvania 3 44 Illawong Menai 2 30 Aquinas 2 35 DLS Seagulls 1 32 DLS Seagulls 1 38 Caringbah 3 26 Como Jannali 2 26 Aquinas 3 28 Miranda 2 34 Sylvania 2 24 St Patricks 2 20 Illawong Menai 3 22 Caringbah 6 32 Engadine 2 20 St John Bosco 2 19 Engadine 3 18 St Patricks 4 26
14A GRADE 14B GRADE 14C GRADE 14D GRADE Gymea Bay 1 48 Caringbah 1 48 Miranda 1 46 Illawong White 45 Engadine 1 38 Gymea Bay 2 45 DLS Seagulls 1 42 Caringbah 3 42 Como Jannali 1 34 St John Bosco 1 34 Illawong Menai 2 30 Gymea Bay 3 34 St Patricks 1 32 St Patricks 2 30 St John Bosco 2 26 Aquinas 1 30 Illawong Menai 1 22 Caringbah 2 19 St Patricks 3 26 Illawong Blue 26 Sylvania 1 18 Como Jannali 2 18 Engadine 2 22 Como Jannali 3 17 20
14E GRADE 16A GRADE 16B GRADE 16C GRADE DLS Seagulls 2 50 Engadine 1 42 Como Jannali 1 49 Caringbah 2 44 St John Bosco 3 46 Illawong Menai 1 38 St Patricks 2 40 Aquinas 1 42 Engadine 3 36 St Patricks 1 26 Miranda 1 39 Gymea Green 42 Caringbah 4 35 Caringbah 1 22 Illawong Blue 30 Engadine 2 33 Sylvania 2 34 Illawong White 29 St John Bosco 1 24 St Patricks 4 31 DLS Seagulls 1 11 Gymea Black 17
16D GRADE Miranda 2 48 Illawong Menai 4 37 St Patricks 3 34 Aquinas/Sylvania 34 Caringbah 3 21 Como Jannali 1 21
SSJCA FINALS RESULTS MINOR PREMIERS RESULT PREMIERS 16A Engadine 1 Illawong Menai 1: 2/141 beat Engadine 1*: 135 Illawong Menai 1 16B Como Jannali 1 Como Jannali 1*: 108 beat St Patricks 2: 75 Como Jannali 1 16C Caringbah 2 Aquinas 1*: 93 beat Caringbah 2: 63 Aquinas 1 16D Miranda 2 Miranda 2*: 9/163 beat Illawong Menai 4: 126 Miranda 2 14A Gymea Bay 1 Gymea Bay 1*: 9/164 beat Engadine 1: 93 Gymea Bay 1 14B Caringbah 1 Caringbah 1*: 8/166 beat Gymea Bay 2: 43 Caringbah 1 14C Miranda 1 DLS Seagulls 1*: 6/197 beat Miranda 1: 124 DLS Seagulls 14D Illawong White Caringbah 3*: 100 beat Illawong White: 85 Caringbah 3 14E DLS Seagulls 2 DLS Seagulls 2*: 9(All)/85 beat St John Bosco 3: 51 DLS Seagulls 12A Engadine 1 Engadine 1: 2/92 beat Como Jannali 1*: 9/89 Engadine 1 12B Gymea Green Gymea Green: 2/65 beat St John Bosco 1*: 60 Gymea Green 12C Miranda 1 Miranda 1*: 9/139 beat DLS Seagulls 2: 105 Miranda 1 12D Gymea Bay 3 Caringbah 4: 6/109 beat Gymea Bay 3*: 8/107 Caringbah 4 12E Gymea Bay 4 Gymea Bay 4*: 5/91 beat Caringbah 5: 20 Gymea Bay 4 12F St Patricks 3 St Patricks 3: 3/95 beat Sylvania 3*: 7/86 St Patricks 3 10A Engadine 1 Caringbah 1: 4/57 beat Engadine 1*: 55 Caringbah 1 10B DLS Seagulls 1 DLS Seagulls 1: 1/70 beat Gymea Bay 1*: 6/65 DLS Seagulls 1 10C Engadine 2 St Patricks 3*: 5/97 beat Engadine 2: 9/93 St Patricks 3 10D Illawong Menai 3 Caringbah 4: 10 for 89 beat Illawong Menai 3*: 14 for 73 Caringbah 4 10E Gymea Bay 2 Gymea Bay 2: 4 for 116 beat Caringbah 5*: 14 for 66 Gymea Bay 2 10F Sylvania 1 Sylvania 1: 13 for 103 versus Miranda 3*: 20 for 49 Sylvania 1
SSJCA FINAL SCOREBOARDS 10A - ENGADINE v CARINGBAH AT SUTHERLAND NO 2 – 13TH MARCH 2010 Engadine 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Matt Simpson c K Ayres b M Wiseman 3 Max Batty c M Sutton b E Bagnall 3 Dylan Croker bowled T Bramah 8 Joshua Perritt bowled B Raatz 1 Nicholas Plunkett bowled M Wiseman 4 Alexander Lee not out 8 Joshua Smith c Newton b E Bagnall 0 Ben Gilbert c L Fraser b T Bramah 3 Ryan Collins run out C Dalla-Bona 0 Benjamin Clarke c&b E Bagnall 1 Caleb Rattery c N Wedesweiler b E Bagnall 0 Extras (5b, 15w, 4n) 24 Total (47.3 overs, All Out) 55
Bowler O M W Runs Jesse Newton 6 3 0 4 Max Wiseman 6 3 2 7 (2w) Kirian Ayres 6 4 0 3 (1w) Sam Dunlop 5 1 0 8 (2w, 1n) Matthew Sutton 3 1 0 9 (6w, 1n) Christian Dalla-Bona 6 3 0 5 21 Taj Bramah 5 2 2 4 (1n) Benjamin Raatz 3 0 1 3 (1w) Elijah Bagnall 5.3 0 4 6 (3w) Jesse MacKinnon 2 1 0 1 (1n)
Caringbah 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Elijah Bagnall c M Batty b Croker 1 Taj Bramah run out Lee 8 Matthew Sutton run out Rattery 4 Jesse Newton not out 8 Christian Dalla-Bona not out 3 Sam Dunlop bowled Gilbert 6 Extras (5b, 11w, 11n) 27 Total (35 overs, 4 wickets) 57
Bowler O M W Runs Joshua Perritt 4 0 0 5 (1w, 2n) Caleb Rattery 6 0 0 11 (3w, 2n) Joshua Smith 6 0 0 4 (1w, 1n) Ben Gilbert 4 0 1 4 (2w, 2n) Alexander Lee 3 0 0 7 (1w, 2n) Matt Simpson 2 0 0 6 (2w, 1n) Nicholas Plunkett 2 0 0 4 Dylan Croker 8 0 1 10 (1w, 1n)
Result: Caringbah 1: 4/57 beat Engadine 1*: 55 10A PLAYER OF THE FINAL DYLAN CROKER
10C - ENGADINE v ST PATRICKS AT GYMEA BAY – 13TH MARCH 2010 St Patricks 3: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Austin Pontey c&b Westlake 3 Jack Dawson retired - not out 25 Nicholas Wilde bowled S. Denning 8 Jono Priestley run out Blacker 9 Timmy Pickett c Roche b Blacker 8 Hewitt Van de Straat c Mifsud b S. Denning 7 Daniel Chalker not out 9 Mitchell Kensitt not out 1 Extras (8b, 6w, 13n) 27 Total (35 overs, 5 wickets) 97
Bowler O M W Runs Andrew Ritchie 7 1 0 12 (1w, 1n) Harrison Blacker 7 1 1 15 (6n) Cameron Westlake 6 1 1 15 (2n) Seth Denning 6 0 2 14 (3w) Sean Molloy 2 0 0 7 (1n) Jye Philip 1 0 0 5 (1w) Jack Heffernan 2 0 0 10 (1w) Liam Heinz 2 0 0 6 (2n) Liam Roche 1 0 0 3 James McCrohon 1 0 0 2 (1n)
Engadine 2: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Sean Molloy c N Wilde b D Chalker 21 Andrew Ritchie c D Chalker b B Horton 11 Harrison Blacker bowled M Kensitt 3 Cameron Westlake bowled S Lynch 4 Jacob Mifsud bowled N Wilde 5 Liam Heinz bowled D Chalker 0 Seth Denning run out H Van de Straat 7
22 James McCrohon not out 4 Jye Philip run out D Chalker 0 Jack Heffernan run out R Taylor 0 Liam Roche not out 0 Extras (2b, 14w, 22n) 38 Total (35 overs, 9 wickets) 93
Bowler O M W Runs Hewitt Van de Straat 5 0 0 15 (1w, 5n) Bowie Grimes 6 1 0 9 (2w) Warren Wilson 2 0 0 6 (6w) Daniel Chalker 4 1 2 9 (2n) Reilly Taylor 3 1 0 7 (1w, 3n) Sam Lynch 4 0 1 9 (3w) Jono Priestley 2 0 0 11 (3n) Bradley Horton 2 0 1 8 (4n) Mitchell Kensitt 2 0 1 3 (1n) Nicholas Wilde 4 0 1 10 (2n) Jack Dawson 1 0 0 4 (1w, 2n)
Result: St Patricks 3*: 5/97 beat Engadine 2: 9/93 10C PLAYER OF THE FINAL SEAN MOLLOY
12A - ENGADINE v COMO JANNALI AT GWAWLEY WEST – 13TH MARCH 2010
Como Jannali 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Luke Entwistle c J Cox b J Almond 26 Blake Currey c A Batty b L Miller 15 Angus Fallins lbw L Smith 1 Devlin Malone c J Cox b J Dwarshuis 0 Julian Dimas c D Smith b J Almond 3 Conner McNally c&b J Mazurkiewicz 9 Patrick Heptinstall not out 6 Liam Magee c J Dwarshuis b M Wright 2 Travis Smith c J Johnston b M Wright 0 Michael Richardson c J Cox b M Wright 0 Callum Fisher not out 0 Extras (2b, 4lb, 13w, 8n) 27 Total (50 overs, 9 wickets) 89
Bowler O M W Runs Joshua Johnston 7 0 0 11 (5w) Joel Almond 8 5 2 8 (1n) Jack Dwarshuis 8 1 1 9 (1w) Lachlan Smith 8 4 1 7 (2w, 2n) Luke Miller 4 0 1 13 Harry Tattersall 2 0 0 13 (4w, 5n) Adam Batty 1 0 0 6 (1w) Matt Wright 8 3 3 12 Jarrod Mazurkiewicz 4 2 1 4
Engadine 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Jarrod Mazurkiewicz not out 27 Joey Cox c J Dimas b B Currey 6 Joel Almond c&b T Smith 48 Dylan Smith not out 0 Extras (2b, 7w, 3n) 12 Total (27 overs, 2 wickets) 92
Did not bat: Adam Batty, Jack Dwarshuis, Joshua Johnston, Luke Miller, Lachlan Smith, Harry Tattersall, Anuraag Varanasi, Matt Wright
23 Bowler O M W Runs Angus Fallins 4 2 0 8 (2w, 1n) Luke Entwistle 4 0 0 8 (1w, 2n) Liam Magee 4 1 0 9 (2w) Blake Currey 4 1 1 7 Devlin Malone 4 0 0 19 Patrick Heptinstall 2 0 0 15 Michael Richardson 2 0 0 9 Callum Fisher 1 0 0 10 (1w) Conner McNally 1 0 0 3 (1w) Travis Smith 1 0 1 2 Result: Engadine 1: 2/92 beat Como Jannali 1*: 9/89 12A PLAYER OF THE FINAL JOEL ALMOND
14A - ENGADINE v GYMEA BAY AT GWAWLEY NORTH – 13TH MARCH 2010
Gymea Bay 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Corbo Corbett c Marciante b Curtis 2 Jesse McPhee bowled M. Beattie 22 Ethan Grinham c Marciante b Curtis 58 Dane Fisher c Gersbach b M. Beattie 3 Jonathan Rose c Berry b Jackson 4 Stephen Curtis c B. Heffernan b Gersbach 25 Angus Dibley not out 19 Benn Hallman bowled Goulding 7 Nick Flitcroft bowled M. Beattie 5 Luke Morris bowled Jackson 0 Jason Sparks not out 4 Extras (6b, 7w, 2n) 15 Total (60 overs, 9 wickets) 164
Bowler O M W Runs Campbell Jackson 10 1 2 25 (3w, 1n) Brendan Curtis 8 4 2 13 (1w) Nathan Marciante 10 2 0 32 (1w, 1n) Marcus Beattie 10 1 3 17 Brayden Heffernan 5 1 0 11 (1w) Alex Gersbach 10 1 1 25 Joel Beattie 3 0 0 24 Jake Goulding 3 1 1 7 (1w) Jacob Heffernan 1 0 0 4
Engadine 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Joel Beattie bowled E Grinham 6 Brendan Curtis c S Curtis b A Dibley 0 Alex Gersbach bowled E Grinham 23 Nathan Marciante run out B Hallman 9 Marcus Beattie lbw E Grinham 13 Campbell Jackson c B Hallman b E Grinham 0 Tim Berry c D Fisher b S Curtis 24 Brayden Heffernan c A Dibley b E Grinham 8 Dylan Rae lbw J McPhee 7 Jacob Heffernan c&b A Dibley 1 Jake Goulding not out 0 Extras (1w, 1n) 2 Total (49.2 overs, All Out) 93
Bowler O M W Runs Ethan Grinham 10 2 5 24 (1w, 1n) Angus Dibley 10.2 3 2 13 Stephen Curtis 7 3 1 7 24 Nick Flitcroft 3 0 0 12 Jason Sparks 9 3 0 14 Corbo Corbett 2 0 0 4 Jesse McPhee 6 1 1 17 Luke Morris 2 0 0 2
Result: Gymea Bay 1*: 9/164 beat Engadine 1: 93
14A PLAYER OF THE FINAL MARCUS BEATTIE
16A - ENGADINE v ILLAWONG MENAI AT HEATHCOTE NO 1 OVAL – 13TH MARCH 2010
Engadine 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Nigel Garton c A. Whatley b B. Coles-Sinclair 8 Jonathan Haslam bowled A. Watkiss 2 Hayden Smith c A. Wynn b H. McLean 1 Ben Dwarshuis bowled N. Ellis 63 Bradley Ford bowled A. Whatley 3 Ryan Almond c A. Wynn b A. Watkiss 6 Jordan Dow c A. Wynn b N. Ellis 2 Liam Herne c B. Coles-Sinclair b J. Brown 1 Sam Haynes c J. Brown b A. Whatley 2 Matthew Hobden not out 16 Samuel Bleasdale bowled H. McLean 16 Extras (3b, 2lb, 3w, 7n) 15 Total (59.5 overs, All Out) 135
Did not bat: James Barnes
Bowler O M W Runs Alexander Watkiss 12 3 2 19 (2w, 2n) Hayden McLean 7.5 2 2 13 Adam Whatley 10 2 2 23 (1w, 1n) Bryce Coles-Sinclair 8 3 1 21 (1n) Jamie Brown 12 3 1 34 Nathan Ellis 6 1 2 10 Blake Adam 4 0 0 10 (3n)
Illawong Menai 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Bryce Coles-Sinclair bowled Herne 24 Hayden McLean not out 61 Alexander Wynn c Dow b Almond 9 Adam Whatley not out 25 Extras (8b, 4lb, 8w, 2n) 22 Total (51.4 overs, 2 wickets) 141
Did not bat: Jamie Brown, Luke Sharkey, Jarryd Biviano, Nathan Ellis, Nicholas Robertson, Alexander Watkiss, Blake Adam
Bowler O M W Runs Ben Dwarshuis 9 2 0 12 (4w, 1n) Matthew Hobden 5.4 1 0 21 (2w, 1n) Samuel Bleasdale 4 0 0 12 (1w) Ryan Almond 10 2 1 31 James Barnes 7 0 0 24 Liam Herne 6 1 1 12 (1w) Hayden Smith 7 0 0 11 Bradley Ford 3 0 0 6
Result: Illawong Menai 1: 2/141 beat Engadine 1*: 135 16A PLAYER OF THE FINAL BEN DWARSHUIS
25 INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS
10A TEAM 10C TEAM BATSMAN Dylan Croker BATSMAN Andrew Ritchie BOWLER Joshua Smith BOWLER Jye Philip MOST CONSISTENT Matt Simpson MOST CONSISTENT Jacob Mifsud TEAM PLAYER Alex Lee MOST IMPROVED Sean Molloy 10D TEAM 10E TEAM BATSMAN Ben Grimison BATSMAN Zachary Hughes BOWLER Daniel Travers BOWLER Daniel Pascoe MOST IMPROVED Scott Armstrong MOST CONSISTENT Liam Roche TEAM PLAYER Joel Beatton MOST IMPROVED Lachlan Keogh 10F TEAM 12A TEAM BATSMAN Marley Spring BATSMAN Luke Miller BOWLER Nathan Hall BOWLER Jack Dwarshuis TEAM PLAYER Sean Stephen MOST CONSISTENT Jarrod Mazurkiewicz BEST FIELDER Luke Taylor MOST IMPROVED Matt Wright ALL ROUNDER Nathan Hall ALL ROUNDER Dylan Smith ALL ROUNDER Jack Dwarshuis 12C TEAM 12E TEAM BATSMAN Joshua Ridge BATSMAN Keelan Jenkins BOWLER Nathan Del Medico BOWLER Tristan McGuire MOST CONSISTENT Jay Shearman MOST IMPROVED Matthew Easterbrook MOST IMPROVED Liam Rae TEAM PLAYER Rhys Ingram 14A TEAM 14C TEAM BATSMAN Joel Beattie BATSMAN Joshua Kedwell BOWLER Marcus Beattie BOWLER Joshua Kennedy TEAM PLAYER Jake Goulding MOST IMPROVED Matt Keats BEST FIELDER Alex Gersbach BEST FIELDER Reid Hourigan ALL ROUNDER Nathan Marciante 14E TEAM 16A TEAM BATSMAN Jackson Garrett BATSMAN Ben Dwarshuis BOWLER Justin Byrnes BOWLER Ryan Almond TEAM PLAYER Matt Riccio TEAM PLAYER Jonathon Haslam MOST IMPROVED Chris Hall BEST FIELDER Hayden Smith ALL ROUNDER Ryan Almond 16C TEAM BATSMAN Cameron Lane BOWLER Matt Reynolds BEST FIELDER Lynden Brewer MOST IMPROVED Kurt Freer-McKinlay
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“TRIBUTE ” The EDCC takes this opportunity to express appreciation of the contribution that the ENGADINE RSL AND CITIZENS’ CLUB has made to the conduct of our cricket program over the past TWELVE seasons. Their financial generosity has been instrumental in permitting us to upgrade equipment and acquire specialised training aids.
TOP PERFORMANCES IN JUNIOR DIVISION (Based on aggregate & in excess of 100 runs and 10 wickets) BATTING NAME TEAM INNINGS NO AGGREGATE AVERAGE DYLAN CROKER 10A 9 3 274 45.67 MATTHEW SIMPSON 10A 8 4 259 64.75 LUKE MILLER 12A 7 2 229 45.80 JOSHUA JOHNSTON 12A 8 3 209 41.80 ALEXANDER LEE 10A 8 0 193 24.13 JARROD MAZURKIEWICZ 12A 8 1 169 24.14 JOSHUA PERRITT 10A 8 4 164 41.00 ADAM BATTY 12A 7 3 160 40.00 MARLEY SPRING 10F 13 0 152 30.40 JOSHUA RIDGE 12C 9 2 141 20.14 MAX BATTY 10A 10 4 136 22.67 DYLAN SMITH 12A 8 2 134 22.33 MATTHEW WESTLAKE 12C 10 1 127 14.11 ANDREW RITCHIE 10C 8 5 125 41.67 BEN GRIMISON 10D 13 0 122 11.09 JONAH NEWTON 10D 12 0 113 11.30 NATHAN HALL 10F 13 0 113 16.14 JACOB MIFSUD 10C 8 3 109 21.80 JOEL ALMOND 12A 9 3 108 18.00 DANIEL TRAVERS 10D 10 0 105 11.67 JACK DWARSHUIS 12A 8 2 101 16.83 CAMERON WESTLAKE 10C 8 3 100 20.00 BOWLING NAME TEAM OVERS MAIDENS WKTS RUNS E/RATE AVE NATHAN HALL 10F 38 6 16 105 2.76 6.56 ZACHARY HUGHES 10E 30 7 15 56 1.87 3.73 DANIEL TRAVERS 10D 36 6 14 73 2.03 5.21 BEN GRIMISON 10D 28 7 13 75 2.68 5.77 JOEL BEATTON 10D 33 4 12 95 2.88 7.92 TRISTAN MCGUIRE 12E 41 8 12 63 1.54 5.25 HUNTER JOHNSON 10D 28 5 12 98 3.50 8.17 JAI OSGOOD 12E 37.1 6 12 96 2.59 8.00 NICHOLAS TATTERSALL 10F 34 1 12 113 3.32 9.42 JOSHUA SMITH 10A 38 4 11 110 2.89 10.00 NATHAN DEL MEDICO 12C 40 12 11 64 1.60 5.82 HARRISON FURLONG 12E 38 8 11 81 2.13 7.36 DYLAN SMITH 12A 41 8 10 105 2.56 10.50 JACK DWARSHUIS 12A 45.1 16 10 65 1.44 6.50 LIAM ROCHE 10E 31 2 10 98 3.16 9.80 DANIEL PASCOE 10E 33 2 10 78 2.36 7.80 SAMUEL TRIPI 10F 28 0 10 119 4.25 11.90 LUKE GOODMAN 10E 33 3 10 88 2.67 8.80 ALEC RICHARDSON 12E 29 2 10 89 3.07 8.90
WICKET KEEPING TEAM NAME CATCHES STUMPINGS AGGR BYES AVE 12A JOEY COX 5 3 8 45 5.62 12E BLAKE GILLIGAN 4 1 5 3 0.60 10F NATHAN HALL 3 0 3 0 NA 12E RHYS INGHAM 2 1 3 9 3.00
27 FIELDING (Non-keeper) TEAM NAME CATCHES 10A NICHOLAS PLUNKETT 6 10A JOSHUA PERRITT 6 10A JOSHUA SMITH 5 10C JACOB MIFSUD 5 10C RITHIK SAHAY 5 TOP PERFORMANCES IN INTERMEDIATE DIVISION (Based on aggregate & in excess of 150 runs and 15 wickets) BATTING NAME TEAM INNINGS NO AGGREGATE AVE JACKSON GARRETT 14E 9 2 346 49.43 CAMERON LANE 16C 9 2 338 48.29 JOEL BEATTIE 14A 12 2 306 30.60 BEN DWARSHUIS 16A 10 0 302 30.20 MATTHEW RICCIO 14E 9 2 276 39.43 JAMES ANDREW 16C 9 2 261 37.29 JUSTIN BYRNES 14E 8 2 250 41.67 RYAN ALMOND 16A 9 0 238 26.44 BRADLEY FORD 16A 11 1 205 20.50 NATHAN MARCIANTE 14A 10 2 204 25.50 BOWLING NAME TEAM OVERS MAIDENS WKTS RUNS E/RATE AVE MARCUS BEATTIE 14A 84.1 10 22 225 2.68 10.23 RYAN ALMOND 16A 86 21 17 183 2.13 10.76 NATHAN MARCIANTE 14A 73.1 22 16 126 1.72 7.88 JOSHUA KENNEDY 14C 71.1 11 16 184 2.59 11.50 JAMES BARNES 16A 78 14 16 207 2.65 12.94 BRENDAN CURTIS 14A 74.3 14 15 176 2.37 11.73
WICKET KEEPING TEAM NAME CATCHES STUMPINGS AGGR BYES AVE 16A JORDAN DOW 11 2 13 38 2.92 14A TIMOTHY BERRY 7 2 9 17 1.89 14C JOSHUA KEDWELL 5 4 9 43 4.78 14A JOEL BEATTIE 7 0 7 14 2.00 FIELDING (Non-keeper) TEAM NAME CATCHES 14A ALEX GERSBACH 10 14E MATTHEW RICCIO 8 14A CAMPBELL JACKSON 8 16C LYNDEN BREWER 8 16C MATTHEW REYNOLDS 7 PLAYER OF THE ROUND
JUNIOR DIVISION RND NAME TEAM PERFORMANCE 1 MATT SIMPSON 10A 54 No 2 MATTHEW WESTLAKE 12C 43 3 MAX BATTY 10A 52 No ADAM BATTY 12A 52 No 4 JOSHUA PERRITT 10A 39 5 JOSHUA RIDGE 12C 63 No 6 SETH DENNING 10C 3 for 7 7 LUKE MILLER 12A 51 No 8 NATHAN DEL MEDICO 12C 3 for 1 9 JOSHUA JOHNSTON 12A 65 No 10 DYLAN CROKER 10A 47
28 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION RND NAME TEAM PERFORMANCE 1 JACKSON GARRETT 14E 75 No 2 MATTHEW RICIO 14E 90 3 CAMERON LANE 16C 101 No MITCHELL DIBB 16C 7 for 29 4 JOEL BEATTIE 14A 71 5 JAMES ANDREW 16C 70 6 JAMES BARNES 16A 5 for 3 7 EDEN MURPHY 14C 5 for 14 8 BRENDAN CURTIS 14A 4 for 23 9 RYAN ALMOND 16A 6 for 17 10 BEN DWARSHUIS 16A 3 for 14 & 30
OUTSTANDING PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS JUNIOR & INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS CENTURY MAKERS JACKSON GARRETT (14E) 121 v Sylvania Heights Round 2 CAMERON LANE (16C) 103No v Caringbah Round 6 CAMERON LANE (16C) 101No v Gymea Bay Round 3
HAT TRICKS
BRAYDEN HEFFERNAN (14A) 3 FOR 11 v Illawong Menai Round 10
FIVE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
MITCHELL DIBB (16C) 7 FOR 29 v Gymea Bay Round 3 RYAN ALMOND (16A) 6 FOR 17 v Caringbah Round 9 EDEN MURPHY (14C) 5 FOR 14 v St Patricks Round 7 JAMES BARNES (16A) 5 FOR 30 v Caringbah Round 6
MAJOR AWARD WINNERS (Junior & Intermediate Divisions)
JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPION THE BARRY McMANUS TROPHY
Winner: Ben Dwarshuis (16A)
CLUB ALL ROUNDER THE IAN LATHAM TROPHY
Winner: Ryan Almond (16A)
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE KEN TEVER TROPHY
Winner: Nathan Del Medico (12C)
THE BOB PRICE ENCOURAGEMENT SHIELD
Winner: Jake Goulding (14A)
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Winner: Alex Gersbach (14A)
PERFORMANCE AWARDS (Junior & Intermediate Divisions)
JUNIOR BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RAY NOAKES TROPHY
Winner : Dylan Croker (10A)
JUNIOR BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE COL KEENAN TROPHY
Winner: Nathan Hall (10F)
JUNIOR WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE MIKE FORDYCE TROPHY
Winner: Joey Cox (12A)
INTERMEDIATE BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RUSS WADDELL TROPHY
Winner: Jackson Garrett (14E)
INTERMEDIATE BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE ALF LEMMON TROPHY
Winner: Marcus Beattie (14A)
INTERMEDIATE WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE CLEM HEFFERNAN TROPHY
Winner: Jordan Dow (16A)
SPECIAL CLUB AWARDS
MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR & INTERMEDIATE TEAM THE BOB VANNAN TROPHY
Winner: 14E (Coach: Glenn Tonna & Manager: Stephen Thode)
CLUB MEMBER OF THE YEAR THE VAL TEVER TROPHY
Winner: Jim Lee
EDCC BRADMAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP
Winners: Joel Almond (12A) and Joshua Johnston (12A)
“TRIBUTE ” The EDCC takes this opportunity to express appreciation to Harry Peters of Marine Product Marketing for his sponsorship of the EDCC Bradman Foundation Scholarship over the past SIX seasons. 30 WESLEY ADAMS MEMORIAL AWARD
Winner: Matthew Berry (14C)
CLUB SERVICE AWARDS
5 YEARS : Sean Garton (A1); Joel Manns (A1); Lee Bailey (B1); Spencer White (B1); Jaryd Duncan (B6); Jason Gilmore (B7); Bradley Price (B9); Scott Boyton (C2(2)); Ryan Almond (16A); James Barnes (16A); Jordan Dow (16A); Ben Dwarshuis (16A); Matthew Hobden (16A); Matt Reynolds (16C); Dylan Rae (14A); Jarrod Cosgriff (14C); Matthew Flegg (14C); Adam Batty (12A); Joey Cox (12A); Jack Dwarshuis (12A); Jarrod Mazurkiewicz (12A); Luke Miller (12A); Anuraag Varanasi (12A); Matt Wright (12A); Joshua Ridge (12C); James Dowd (12E); Anthony Franco (12E) 10 YEARS: Jordan Duncan (B6); Peter Duncan (B6) 15 YEARS: Adam Logan (A2) 25 YEARS: Allan Lofthouse (B6) INDIVIDUAL TEAM AWARD WINNERS SENIOR DIVISION
TEAM BATSMAN BOWLER ALL ROUNDER A1 STEWART VELLA MATTHEW CARROLL N/Q A2 BEN JAMIESON ADAM LOGAN N/Q B1 SPENCER WHITE WADE HORSNELL N/Q B3 MATTHEW BARNES MITCHELL DAVIS NATHAN MCNAMARA B5 CHRIS MORELAND TIM RUSSELL N/Q B6 LANCE BIRKETT JORDAN DUNCAN N/Q B7 CHRIS REEVES DALE BATES N/Q B8 BEN LATHAM MARK VARLEY N/Q B9 MICHAEL BEDFORD ANTHONY CRISAFULLI N/Q C1 JOHN SHEEHY ANTHONY CAMPEY ANTHONY CAMPEY C2(1) BEN ISSA BRENDAN BOLTON N/Q C2(2) BLAKE DUNCUM JAMES LOUGHRAN N/Q Note: N/Q – No Qualifiers
TOP PERFORMANCES IN SENIOR DIVISION (Based on aggregate & in excess of 200 runs and 20 wickets)
BATTING
NAME TEAM INNINGS NO AGGREGATE AVERAGE JOHN SHEEHY C1 7 3 508 127.00 ANTHONY CAMPEY C1 12 0 425 35.42 MATTHEW BARNES B3 10 1 386 42.89 BLAKE DUNCUM C2(2) 13 0 351 27.00 LANCE BIRKETT B6 11 3 349 43.63 CHRIS REEVES B7 8 1 339 48.43 MICHAEL BEDFORD B9 12 0 318 26.50 SPENCER WHITE B1 11 1 314 31.40 CLINTON ALLEN B9 12 3 294 32.67 BEN LATHAM B8 10 1 289 32.11 BEN ISSA ** C2(1) 14 0 277 21.31 MATTHEW RUSSELL B6 11 0 274 24.91 STEWART VELLA A1 10 1 265 29.44 NATHAN MCNAMARA B3 9 0 262 29.11 GREG INGS ** B7 13 2 262 23.82 ALEX TEUMA C2(1) 12 1 237 21.55 CHRIS MORELAND B5 11 2 232 25.78
31 ANDREW WATTS B3 9 1 231 28.88 DANE LOGAN B3 8 0 223 27.88 JAMES WOOD B7 8 0 218 27.25 ALEX SAMBUCO ** B9 14 0 211 15.07 IAN MITCHELL ** B6 8 2 208 34.67 JASON GILMORE B7 13 2 207 18.82 NOTE: ** Denotes runs scored in all Grades. BOWLING
NAME TEAM OVERS MAIDENS WKTS RUNS AVE ANTHONY CAMPEY C1 108.2 22 41 360 8.78 MARK VARLEY B8 130.1 25 34 350 10.29 DALE BATES B7 101 14 33 313 9.48 MITCHELL DAVIS B3 112.5 18 33 493 14.94 JORDAN DUNCAN B6 104.4 27 30 283 9.43 ANTHONY CRISAFULLI B9 75.4 8 28 379 13.54 WADE HORSNELL B1 105.3 21 27 320 11.85 COREY DAVIS B3 100 25 26 314 12.08 BRENDAN BOLTON C2(1) 83 19 25 195 7.80 PAUL BREMNER B1 115 22 25 386 15.44 DANIEL NAIR B9 68.1 8 24 284 11.83 ROB KNIGHT B8 85 22 23 282 12.26 JAMES LOUGHRAN C2(2) 78 14 23 306 13.30 KURT MITCHELL B6 80 15 21 250 11.90 SCOTT BOYTON C2(2) 61.5 8 20 229 11.45 MATTHEW CARROLL A1 66.1 3 20 290 14.50 JOEL MANNS A1 91 16 20 316 15.80 GREG INGS ** B7 92.3 7 20 425 21.25 NOTE: ** Denotes wickets taken in all Grades. WICKET KEEPING
TEAM NAME CATCHES STUMPINGS AGGR BYES AVE A1 JEREMY VICKERS 5 0 5 0 NA A2 BEN JAMIESON 10 1 11 23 2.09 B1 JONATHON WRIGHT 7 1 8 19 2.37 B3 NATHAN MACNAMARA 12 3 15 44 2.93 B5 CHRIS MORELAND 9 1 10 45 4.50 B6 IAN MITCHELL 7 1 8 47 5.88 B7 JASON GILMORE 9 0 9 51 5.67 B8 MICHAEL SMITH 15 1 16 32 2.00 B9 CLINTON ALLEN 12 1 13 64 4.92 C1 GREG RICHARDS 6 4 10 13 1.30 C2(1) SCOTT MUTCH 4 0 4 43 10.75 C2(2) BLAKE DUNCUM 6 0 6 19 3.17 NOTE: N/R – Not Recorded & * Scorebook Partially Recorded TEAM PERFORMANCES (aggregate/ full match performances) TEAM BEST BATSMAN BEST BOWLER BEST FIELDSMAN (Catches, non-keeper) A1 STEWART VELLA 265 MATTHEW CARROLL 20 MITCHELL EADIE 8 A2 BEN JAMIESON 195 ADAM LOGAN 19 ADAM LOGAN; MATT 4 SAMBUCO; TIM BERRY B1 SPENCER WHITE 314 WADE HORSNELL 27 PAUL BREMNER 9 B3 MATTHEW BARNES 386 MITCHELL DAVIS 33 MATTHEW BARNES 8 B5 CHRIS MORELAND 232 TIM RUSSELL 16 STUART DIBB 7 B6 LANCE BIRKETT 349 JORDAN DUNCAN 30 MATT RUSSELL 10 B7 CHRIS REEVES 339 DALE BATES 33 GREG INGS 6 B8 BEN LATHAM 289 MARK VARLEY 34 MARK VARLEY 10 B9 MICHAEL BEDFORD 318 ANTHONY CRISAFULLI 28 MICHAEL BEDFORD 9
32 C1 JOHN SHEEHY 508 ANTHONY CAMPEY 41 JOHN MIFSUD 10 C2(1) BEN ISSA 266 BRENDAN BOLTON 25 KEEGAN MOORE; 7 DANE BROCKMANN C2(2) BLAKE DUNCUM 351 JAMES LOUGHRAN 23 ROSS DUNCUM 8 NOTE: N/R – Not Recorded
OUTSTANDING PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS CENTURY MAKERS
JOHN SHEEHY (C1) 143No v Bangor Round 13 MATTHEW BARNES (B3) 128 v Miranda Round 9 MATTHEW BARNES (B3) 126No v St Patricks Round 6 MATTHEW RUSSELL (B6) 121 v Miranda Round 11 ANTHONY CAMPEY (C1) 113 v Illawong Menai Round 4 JAMES WOOD (B7) 108 v Miranda Round 2 ANDREW WATTS (B3) 105 v Bangor Round 1 JORDAN DOW (A2) 104No v St Patricks Round 9 MARK VARLEY (B8) 104 v Bangor Round 5 HAT TRICKS
KURT MITCHELL (B6) 6 FOR 23 v Miranda Round 4 BRENDAN BOLTON (C2-1) 6 FOR 36 v Engadine Round 4 ANTHONY CAMPEY (C1) 3 FOR 3 v St John Bosco Round 1 ANTHONY CRISAFULLI (B9) 3 FOR 40 v Illawong Menai Round 2
SEVEN WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
PATRICK BIRD (C2-2) 8 FOR 11 v Bangor Round 9
MAJOR AWARD WINNERS SENIOR DIVISION
SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION THE HARRY ROBBINS TROPHY
Winner: Stewart Vella (A1)
SENIOR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE BILL KNOWLES TROPHY
Winner: Nathan McNamara (B3)
SENIOR BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE DREW LAKE TROPHY
Winner: John Sheehy (C1)
SENIOR BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE JOHN CARLISLE TROPHY
Winner: Anthony Campey (C1) 33
SENIOR WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD EDCC TROPHY
Winner: Michael Smith (B8)
SENIOR PLAYER OF THE ROUND
RND NAME TEAM PERFORMANCE 1 ANDREW WATTS B3 105 ANTHONY CAMPEY C1 3 for 3 (Hat Trick) 2 JAMES WOOD B7 108 ANTHONY CRISAFULLI B9 3 for 40 (Hat Trick) 3 MATTHEW CARROLL A1 5 for 24 4 KURT MITCHELL B6 6 for 23 (Hat Trick) BRENDAN BOLTON C2(1) 6 for 36 (Hat Trick) & 5 for 17 5 MARK VARLEY B8 104 no 6 MATTHEW BARNES B3 126 no 7 CHRIS REEVES B7 85 8 TIMOTHY RUSSELL B5 5 for 33 MITCHELL COX C2(2) 5 for 14 9 JORDAN DOW A2 104 no PATRICK BIRD C2(2) 8 for 11 10 DUTY Duty Duty 11 MATTHEW RUSSELL B6 121 12 JAMES LOUGHRAN C2(2) 5 for 16 13 JOHN SHEEHY C1 143 no 14 GREG INGS B7 65 no
2009/10 SEASON SENIOR COMPETITION DETAILS SSCA COMPETITION POINTS SCORE A1 GRADE A2 GRADE Royal Crest 86 Engadine Dragons 66 Caringbah Inn 66 Como Jannali 66 St Patricks 62 Bangor Tavern 65 Como Jannali 56 Heathcote 58 Bangor Tavern 51 Illawong 52 Engadine Dragons 39 St Patricks 50 Taren Point 36 Caringbah Inn 48
B1 GRADE B2 GRADE B3 GRADE Taren Point 84 Como Jannali 80 Caringbah Inn 78 St John Bosco 65 Kareela Golf Club 67 Como Jannali 74 Gymea Bay 65 Gymea Bay 66 Miranda RSL 70 Caringbah Inn 63 Illawong 55 Engadine Dragons 69 Engadine Dragons 48 St Patricks 51 Miranda Magpies 48 Loftus 48 Bangor Tavern 50 St Patricks 47 Miranda Magpies 40 Gymea Bay 44 Bangor Tavern 31
B4 GRADE B5 GRADE B6 GRADE St Patricks 82 Cronulla Seagulls 86 Caringbah Inn 75 Miranda Magpies 74 Heathcote 76 Bangor Tavern 74 Sutherland US Club 74 Engadine Dragons 70 Engadine Dragons 71 Illawong 70 Bangor Tavern 63 Illawong 64 Bangor Tavern (2) 64 Gymea Bay 50 Cronulla Seagulls 59 Heathcote 35 Loftus 45 Miranda Magpies 50 Bangor Tavern (1) 30 Caringbah Bizzos 38 St Patricks 31
B7 GRADE B8 GRADE B9 GRADE Bangor Tavern 88 St Patricks 80 Bangor Tavern 84 Engadine Dragons 70 Engadine Dragons 75 Gymea Bay 69 Miranda Magpies 61 Miranda Magpies 68 Como Jannali 68 St Patricks 60 Bangor Tavern 64 St John Bosco 60 Illawong 58 St John Bosco 53 Engadine Dragons 53 Bangor Tavern 49 Como Jannali 44 Illawong 28 Caringbah Inn 36 Gymea Bay 33 St Patricks 25
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C1 GRADE C2 GRADE Miranda Magpies 84 Gymea Bay 96 St John Bosco 78 Bangor Tavern 78 Engadine Dragons 68 St John Bosco 65 Bangor Tavern 60 Caringbah Inn 62 Gymea Bay 57 Engadine Dragons (C2-1) 59 Illawong 36 Engadine Dragons (C2-2) 47 Loftus 34 St Patricks 38
SSCA FINAL SCOREBOARDS
MINOR PREMIERS RESULT PREMIERS A1 Royal Crest Royal Crest*: 139 beat Caringbah Inn 1: 130 Royal Crest A2 Engadine Dragons Engadine Dragons 2: 9/94 beat Como-Jannali 2*: 93 Engadine Dragons B1 Taren Point Taren Point 2*: 9(All)/136 beat St John Bosco 1: 110 Taren Point B2 Como Jannali Kareela Golf Club: 8/64 beat Como-Jannali 3*: 59 Kareela Golf Club B3 Caringbah Inn Como-Jannali 4*: 137 beat Caringbah Inn 4: 103 Como Jannali B4 St Patricks St Patricks 5*: 191 beat Miranda Magpies 3: 143 St Patricks B5 Cronulla Seagulls Cronulla Seagulls 1*: 149 beat Engadine Dragons 7: Cronulla Seagulls 9(All)/115 B6 Caringbah Inn Bangor Tavern B6*: 8/139 beat Caringbah Inn 5: 91 Bangor Tavern B7 Bangor Tavern Bangor Tavern B7/1: 8/144 beat Miranda Magpies 5*: Bangor Tavern 9(All)/142 B8 St Patricks St Patricks 8*: 191 beat Miranda Magpies 6: 171 St Patricks B9 Bangor Tavern Gymea Bay 6*: 90 & 78 beat Bangor Tavern B9: 64 & Gymea Bay 4/64 C1 Miranda Magpies Miranda Magpies 7*: 90 & 4/79 beat Engadine Miranda Magpies Dragons 12: 80 C2 Gymea Bay Gymea Bay 8*: 139 beat Bangor Tavern C2: 121 Gymea Bay
A2 - ENGADINE v COMO JANNALI AT JANNALI OVAL – 6TH & 7TH MARCH 2010
Como-Jannali 2: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Adam Martin c Hickey b Lake 0 Glenn Norris c Hickey b Logan 3 David Ottman c Jamieson b Logan 1 Darren Turvey lbw Lake 0 Shaun McMartin lbw Sambuco 16 Glenn Hunter bowled Sambuco 12 Joel Wooby bowled Hickey 9 Ian Slater bowled Sambuco 30 Benjamin Stein bowled Sambuco 0 Keegan Brown bowled Hickey 5 Adam Crooks not out 4 Extras (3b, 2lb, 1w, 6n) 12 Total (40.3 overs, All Out) 93
Bowler O M W Runs Drew Lake 10 3 2 18 Adam Logan 9 4 2 11 (1n) Glenn Hickey 9 2 2 25 (3n) Matthew Sambuco 11.3 0 4 27 (1w, 2n) John Westlake 1 0 0 7
Engadine Dragons 2: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Matthew Sambuco bowled McMartin 1 Ryan Marlow c b McMartin 10
35 Nick Bird bowled Slater 16 Adam Dow c Brown b Slater 0 Andrew Herne c b Ottmann 7 Ben Jamieson bowled McMartin 7 Drew Lake not out 34 David Coady c Hunter b Ottmann 5 John Westlake run out Turvey 1 Adam Logan not out 0 Glenn Hickey run out Norris 3 Extras (4b, 2lb, 1w, 3n) 10 Total (49 overs, 9 wickets) 94
Bowler O M W Runs David Ottman 17 5 2 33 (1w) Shaun McMartin 23.5 8 3 48 (3n) Ian Slater 9 4 2 7
Result: Engadine Dragons 2: 9/94 beat Como-Jannali 2*: 93
PLAYER OF THE FINAL DREW LAKE
B5 - ENGADINE v CRONULLA SEAGULLS AT SEYMOUR SHAW – 6TH & 7TH MARCH 2010
Cronulla Seagulls 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Darren Sams bowled Cole 7 Lachlan Sund c Russell b Griffith 9 Scott Spence run out Russell 41 Joshua Sund c Lucock b Griffith 0 Luke Jarvie c Marsh b Nelson 21 Brendan Wheelahan bowled Cole 29 John Coleman run out Marsh 8 Mitch Lee c b Russell 6 Sam Skoulis bowled Cole 0 Peter Camilleri not out 0 Tim Wirth bowled Cole 6 Extras (7b, 4lb, 9w, 1n) 21 Total (51 overs, All Out) 149
Bowler O M W Runs Blake Cole 17 3 4 41 (2w, 1n) Dean Griffith 6 1 2 12 Timothy Russell 11 1 1 30 Chris Nelson 9 0 1 28 (3w) Jonathon Ward 1 0 0 10 (2w) Stuart Dibb 7 0 0 17 (2w)
Engadine Dragons 7: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Chris Nelson lbw Camilleri 10 Stuart Dibb c b Camilleri 0 Jonathon Ward bowled Spence 18 Timothy Russell hit wicket Sund 19 Blake Cole bowled Spence 5 Mitchell Lucock lbw Camilleri 6 Dean Griffith not out 5 Kurt Marsh bowled Sund 8 Troy Abbott run out 0 Chris Moreland bowled Spence 27 Extras (1b, 3lb, 10w, 3n) 17 Total (45 overs, 9 wickets, All Out) 115
Bowler O M W Runs
36 Luke Jarvie 12 1 0 48 (1w) Scott Spence 14 4 3 25 (6w, 2n) Peter Camilleri 9 2 3 12 (4w) John Coleman 2 0 0 9 (1w, 1n) Lachlan Sund 9 0 2 19
Result: Cronulla Seagulls 1*: 149 beat Engadine Dragons 7: 9(All)/115
PLAYER OF THE FINAL BLAKE COLE
C1 - ENGADINE v MIRANDA MAGPIES AT GWAWLEY WEST – 6TH & 7TH MARCH 2010
Miranda Magpies 7: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score John Blackall c McDonald b Campey 6 Brendan Manahan c McGuire b Knight 12 Steve Malivindi bowled Knight 1 Rick Rose lbw Knight 14 Declan Blackall c b Campey 2 Brian Ireland bowled Knight 4 Nathan Rose bowled Campey 0 Jake Pedlow c McGuire b Mifsud 41 Nathan Stojanovic c Furlong b Knight 0 Matt Dickson bowled 0 Michael Hynard not out 0 Extras (3b, 1lb, 5w, 1n) 10 Total (40.1 overs, All Out) 90
Bowler O M W Runs Anthony Campey 18 0 3 32 Nick Knight 18 0 5 36 (5w) Gary Briton 2 0 1 16 (1n) John Mifsud 2.1 0 1 2
Engadine Dragons 12: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score John Mifsud c Manahan b Stojanovic 12 Gary Furlong lbw Stojanovic 0 Trevor McGuire bowled Stojanovic 0 Nick Knight c J Blackall b Ireland 45 Anthony Campey c Ireland b Stojanovic 0 Craig Sheehy bowled Ireland 19 Shane McDonald bowled Ireland 0 Allan Furlong bowled Ireland 0 Gary Briton c Manahan b Ireland 0 William Goodman bowled Stojanovic 0 Alan Jenkins not out 2 Extras (1lb, 1w) 2 Total (34.1 overs, All Out) 80
Bowler O M W Runs Nathan Stojanovic 14.1 5 5 21 (1w) Michael Hynard 5 4 0 7 John Blackall 5 0 0 31 Nathan Rose 2 0 0 6 Rick Rose 1 0 0 10 Brian Ireland 7 4 5 4
Miranda Magpies 7: 2nd Innings Batter How Out Score John Blackall bowled Knight 2 Brendan Manahan c McDonald b Campey 15 Steve Malivindi c McDonald b Knight 7 Rick Rose not out 32 37 Jake Pedlow c (sub) Mifsud 16 Declan Blackall not out 2 Extras (2b, 3w) 5 Total (35 overs, 4 wickets) 79
Bowler O M W Runs Anthony Campey 11 0 1 18 Nick Knight 12 0 2 27 Gary Briton 5 0 0 22 (3w) John Mifsud 7 0 1 10
Result: Miranda Magpies 7*: 90 & 4/79 beat Engadine Dragons 12: 80
PLAYER OF THE FINAL NICK KNIGHT
TEAM REPORTS
8A1 Report Players: Blake Barden; Jack Cassidy; Aiden Hickey; Reece Kelly; Harrison Long; Jack Metcalfe; Lachlan Munro; Liam Shiagetz; Scott Wilkes
8A2 Report Players: Dylan Adams, Corey Alford, Mitchell Betts, Akash Biradar, Jayden Dennis, Ben Green, Brayden Johnston, Isaac Lemeki, Henri Savage. This was the first season for the boys and hopefully they have many more to come as Engadine Dragons Cricket Club superstars. The boys showed their enthusiasm and sportsmanship from the first game of the season with skills and competitiveness to follow. All the players took wickets and scored runs which was great to see. The team’s improvement throughout the season was the greatest pleasure for myself and the parents. I would like to thank the mum’s and dad’s who turned up to the games and training sessions to support and encourage the boys. Also a special thank you to the scorers through out the year. Your boys were a pleasure to coach. Dylan Adams: Played a great first game but unfortunately had to withdraw from the season due to illness. Dylan was missed by his mates who are looking forward to playing along side him next season. Corey Alford: Performed like a season veteran throughout the year with his ability to block the ball when needed and his natural leg cutter out of the back of the hand was amazing to watch form the non strikers end. Mitchell Betts: Had a great year with both the bat and ball. His accurate bowling kept the sundries down and at one stage nearly had himself a hat trick (if only the LBW rule applied). Thanks for helping clear the water off the pitch on those rainy mornings. Akash Biradar: Showed exceptional batting and bowling skills throughout the summer and finished the season with the top batting and bowling figures. He was always on his toes in the field with many a run out attempt to be had. Jayden Dennis: His improvement through the year was great to see. Jayden was a consistent bat and picked up a few wickets with his bowling. Ben Green: The player who I think showed the biggest improvement through the season. His effort in the field was 100% for all the games which paid off in the 2 nd last game with a great run out. Ben kept me entertained at square leg with his ideas on how the game could be improved from an 8 year olds perspective. I am sure if Ben was to pitch his ideas to Sony play station or Xbox it would be a platinum selling game. Well done Ben. Brayden Johnston: Watch out for this name in the future. With this being Brayden’s first year of cricket and playing with kids two years his senior, his performance was outstanding within all aspects
38 of the game. With his hard and flat returns from the out field you could see the sweat on the keeper’s brow, knowing that this ball was going to hit the gloves hard. Isaac Lemeki: The quiet achiever of the team. Isaac’s batting and fielding improved over the season. Isaac was always listening to advice which showed by the end of the season becoming a bowler who gave the batsman no easy runs. Henri Savage: A natural all round sportsman, who improved through the year to become a great all rounder. His bowling and fielding was exceptional and with his big hitting, he scored most of the teams fours for the season. Henri was always willing to listen and learn which showed on the field each week.
COACH: GREG BETTS
8B1 Report
Players: Ryan Barden, Jesse Campbell, Adam Findley, Austin Furlong, Daniel MacDonald, Beau McInerney, Luke Ritchie, Joshua Witts It was the boys first season of cricket and it was great to watch their skills improve so much from the first training session to the last game. The team bowled really well, with the team sundries more than halving by the end of the season. They also got an amazing number of direct hit run outs and played some cracking shots with the bat. It was great to hear the cheers from the parents when runs were scored or wickets taken and all the boys had an enjoyable season. Ryan Barden: Ryan’s batting is great to watch - he moves his feet and plays the ball with a nice straight bat. I particularly like his cover drive. Ryan’s bowling was also impressive – he pitches the ball up near the stumps and gives himself every chance of getting a wicket. Ryan went within a whisker of adding to his wicket tally a number of times. Jesse Campbell: Jesse is a keen cricketer and had a lot of fun this season. Jesse bowls with a nice side on action and keeps his eye on where he wants to bowl. Jesse’s good line and length made it difficult for the batsman and he was rewarded with a number of wickets. Jesse played some nice shots with the bat and he unleashed a rocket arm in the field. Adam Findley: When Adam hits the ball, its stays hit. Adam hits the ball with power and he hit some great shots to all areas of the park. Adam’s bowling was very consistent and he would always make the batsmen play his deliveries. Adam was great in the field and he made a few run outs with some great direct hits. Austin Furlong: Austin was our run out king. He made some magical run outs, with throws at distance and with only one stump to aim at. If Austin has the ball in his hands, its best not to run. Austin also bowled some great deliveries and when he gets his bowling action right, he can make things very difficult for the batsmen. Daniel MacDonald: Daniel started the season with two maiden overs and I knew that we had a good one on our hands. Daniel was menacing with the ball and would put fear into the opposition batsmen. Daniel had a number of outstanding innings and hit a number of cracking shots that went to the boundary. Beau McInerney: Beau was great against the opposition fast bowlers. He strikes the ball well and he guides the ball around the park. Beau’s bowling improved significantly over the course of the season and by the end of the season he was on fire. Beau is active in the field and would often support his team mates with words of encouragement. Luke Ritchie: Luke started the season coming to terms with the length of the pitch, but by the end of the season he was a good little bowler. On his day his batting was terrific and it was great to see him score runs and field well from my umpire position. Joshua Witts : Josh’s bowling was accurate throughout the season - he bowled minimal no-balls and made it very hard for the opposition to score runs. Josh was often the first to the stumps for run-out opportunities and backed up when required. By the end of the season, Josh started to play with a nice straight bat and would use his feet. Thanks to all the parents for scoring, helping out at training and for the birthday cakes throughout the season. I hope to see the boys wearing the Dragons colours next year and that they continue to enjoy their cricket.
COACH: DOUG RITCHIE MANAGER: MICHELLE RITCHIE 39
8B2 Report Players: - Gabrielle Barden, Rebecca Hall, Mikayla Kelly, Rebekah Lee, Jemima Neaves-Morrissey, Tarni Payne, Kelsey Riordan, Meghan Riordan, Emily Smith, Zoe Stephen. This was the first year of cricket for these young ladies and it proved to be successful and enjoyable, 4 wins from 10 games. Being female in a predominately male sport was never going to be an easy task for the girls but the majority of teams welcomed the girls with enthusiasm and curiosity, so we set our goals for the season to get out in the sun, get in some exercise, learn some skills and just to enjoy yourself, and maybe beat the boys at their own game. With The U/8’s competition being non- competitive, helped to achieve these goals with every player required to bat, bowl, field and wicket- keep. The girls were great. They turned up to training each week full of enthusiasm and keen to learn a game that was totally foreign to them. At the games they gave their all and towards the end of the season were playing pretty good cricket. There were some great performances throughout the season with each player achieving at least one great feat and we were the only team that walked in with the bowler (thanks Gabby). The girls also raised money for the miracle babies’ foundation during the month of November which raised much needed funds for a worthwhile cause. I would like to thank; Christine Payne for being my manager and for doing an excellent job, Hayden Smith for being my assistant coach and helping to keep the girls in line occasionally (how come they listened to a 15 year old boy hmmm), Steve and Andrew Jones for looking after the girls while I was away, cheers boys I owe you both a beer, EDCC for the support they have given to get a girls team up and running, Subway Engadine for sponsoring the girls. And last but not least to the parents for doing the scoring during the year and always getting the girls to training and games on time, I hope you all enjoyed your little princesses playing cricket for the first time as much as I have and I hope they will all be back next season. The team consisted of; Gabby Barden: The voice in the field showed her brothers that she too could play cricket with aggressive batting and accurate bowling (7 wickets), Gabby bowled her brother out 1 st ball. Extremely brave behind the stumps and refuses to let any balls past her. With more practice Gabby will make a very good cricketer because she is always willing to learn. “Walking In” Rebecca Hall: Rebecca was always smiling which made me smile, Bec was one of our leading batswomen and was never afraid to take on the fielding side to get those valuable runs and when she had the ball in hand and her action was spot on, there weren’t too many better bowlers in the game. Rebecca was one of our best and bravest keepers and has great potential in this position. Mikayla Kelly: When Mikayla was switched on she could smash any bowler all over the park which was awesome to see As the season progressed, and when she become more comfortable with her run up, Mikayla’s bowling was outstanding and could have easily had more wickets to her already great season. Rebekah Lee: Rebekah is the most gifted athlete in the team who can do anything she decides to do, she has that determination that reminds me of Steve Waugh (not that the girls have any idea who he is). The power she possesses with the bat was feared by all opposing teams and admired by her fellow team mates. 92 runs with the bat which puts her about 3 rd in the U/8s. A player of the future. Jemima Neaves-Morrissey: Jemima is such a sweet angel, but boy, she can talk under wet cement. Our only left handed bowler who at the beginning of the season could not bowl to save her life, but like most of the other girls Jemima’s persistence paid off and in the last game, she got her 1 st wicket and later on she was on a hatrick. Outstanding future as a bowler and I believe Jemima could go a long way in cricket. A brave batter who feared no boy. Tarni Payne: If Tarni could believe in her own abilities she could do anything, a pleasure to coach and made me smile on numerous occasions but for some unknown reason listened to Hayden more than me…… Tarni’s batting improved out-of-site after Christmas and was probably our best batswomen during this period. Her bowling had a touch of “butterfly” about it and in the last round showed 40 everyone that practise pays off with an improved action. Another one of our excellent keepers, who achieved our only stumping during the season, well done. Kelsey Riordan: One half of the twins and like her sister shows amazing abilities in whatever sport she tries. As the season wore on Kelsey’s batting improved and only for the knee hi grass we played on, could have scored a lot more runs. Her bowling was extremely accurate and I could always rely on her to slow down a partnership when needed. A pleasure to coach and a credit to her family. Meghan Riordan: See above ……… just kidding. Thanks Caroline for putting the girls in different shoes, it only took me 5 weeks to work that one out and then after Christmas I totally forgot. Meghan bowled the most maidens out of all the girls, which was no mean feat, as the pitches became narrower as the grass grew (thanks sutho council). Great runner between wickets and a demon in the field. Again a pleasure to coach and a credit to her family. Emily Smith: Probably the best performed player in the team (I might be biased). A batting average of 25, 10 wickets at 6.7 and 7 direct hit run-outs (most in U/8’s), if only her brothers were this good my life would be a lot easier. Excellent technique with the bat and a beautiful outswing bowler, having 3 brothers has definitely given Emily an advantage this year because it was their faces she was bowling at. Emily is an absolute princess and a pleasure to coach (until she becomes a teenager). Harry Robbins always said Emily was going to be better than her brothers and he might be right. Zoe Stephen: At the beginning of the season Zoe was very shy, being the youngest in the team, and took a while to come out of her shell. But her determination endeared her to the other girls and with that, showed us her personality. The girls loved little Zoe. I must admit Zoe was a favourite of mine and kept on stepping up to the plate, whether it is was with bat or ball, for someone so young she shows great potential to be a great cricketer. Keep up the hard work Zoe.
COACH: ROB SMITH MANAGER: CHRISTINE PAYNE
10A Report Players: Max Batty, Benjamin Clarke, Ryan Collins, Dylan Croker, Ben Gilbert, Alexander Lee, Nicholas Plunkett, Caleb Rattery, Joshua Perritt, Matt Simpson, Joshua Smith. A great season for this team of boys saw us go through the rounds undefeated. However we were well beaten by a more experienced and vastly improved Caringbah team in the final. I am sure that we will have many a great game against them in the seasons to come. Our team for this year was made up of a number of new players and some returning from last seasons’ 10As. We had three U8s in Josh S, Ryan and Ben C come up into the top grade and all showed vast improvement as the season went on. Although it has been a tough learning year for these three boys they will no doubt perform well in their second year of U10s next season. Likewise Nicholas and Caleb found the step up from 10Fs difficult at first; however they gained more confidence as the season progressed. Ben G played very well considering this was his first year of cricket and Max returning from a break from last season slotted back in with the boys to make some important contributions and become our number 1 Wicket Keeper. Well done to the four older boys in Dylan, Alex, Matt & Josh P who all stepped up big time from last year to contribute heavily in the batting and bowling departments. We didn’t quite have the team depth of previous seasons however you always contributed and can be proud of your achievements. I can’t thank my co-coach, Neil, enough for the time he has spent working with the team, both on and off the field throughout the season. Your dedication and professionalism at training, the games and dealing with all matters that arose was very much appreciated by myself, the players and parents. A big thank you to Nick and Aaron for helping out at training and organising the BBQs. Thanks also to Gary, Mike and the other parents who helped throughout the season with scoring. Lastly I would like to say what a pleasure it has been for Neil and myself to be involved with this group of boys and parents. The boys really combined well to play some very good cricket and even more importantly their behaviour and temperaments were fantastic throughout the entire season. We look forward to seeing you pull on the whites when the cricket season rolls around again. Thank you to Steve, Craig, the committee and all other club helpers for the support and time they have put in throughout the season. Max Batty “Pepsi”: After having last season off, Max got stuck in again and really did well with his batting and wicket keeping. He had limited opportunities with the ball however took some very nice wickets when coming on to bowl. 41 Benjamin Clarke "Clarkey”: Ben came up from last years’ 8As and found the going tough at first. As the season progressed he really started to improve taking some good catches and important wickets with his bowling. I am sure you will do well next season Ben with this under your belt and combining with boys your own age again. Ryan Collins "Rhino”: Another first year U10 player making the step up from last year’s 8A team. Ryan has all of the attributes to make a really good A Grade player. His batting technique is very solid and although he lost his radar a little bit, bowling wise, at the very end of the season I am sure he will do well in next season’s comp. With a little more strength and confidence your fielding will greatly improve as well. Dylan Croker "Froggy”: Dylan really showed his class this season scoring over 250 runs and opening the bowling for the team. He was one of our co captains and grew into the role as the season went on. As usual Dylan’s fielding was top class achieving some great run outs through the season. Well done on making the SSJCA U10 Development squad and good luck as you move up into U12s next season. Ben Gilbert "Gilly”: This was Ben’s first ever year of Saturday cricket. His batting and bowling came on really well and with more games under his belt I am sure Ben will become an even better cricketer. Remember to relax a little more and enjoy your game. Alex Lee "Big Al”: Having played a minor role last season in his first year of U10s, this season saw Alex become one of the major contributors in the team. He scored close to 200 runs, executed some excellent run outs and switched to off spin bowling half way through the season to take some good wickets. Well done on making the SSJCA U10 development squad; Alex also goes up to U12s next season. Nicholas Plunkett "Nico”: Well done Nic on a good season of cricket. Your batting really came along as the season progressed. Keep on working hard and I am sure we will see good scores next to your name in the coming seasons. Nic’s bowling improved greatly and he had a safe pair of hands taking some really good catches. Caleb Rattery "Mr Flicky”: A bit of a stop start season for Caleb with injuries and sickness. His bowling was a little erratic at times however as seen in the last round game he was one of the fastest bowlers in the grade when it all clicked. We saw what he was capable of when bowling a very fast bouncer in the final round. Josh Perritt "Perri”: Another one of our older boys, Josh did well this season. He started off a little slowly however came good scoring well over 150 runs and taking some excellent catches. His bowling was quite sharp and he never gave too many runs away. Well done Josh, a good season, see you in U12s next season. Matt Simpson "Simo”: Mr Reliable as our opening batsman. Matt scored well over 250 runs to become the biggest improver from last season. He had a safe pair of hands and was our first change wicket keeper. Bowling wise he struggled a little compared to last year; however he developed his off spin bowling to take some good wickets. Well done on making the SSJCA U10 Development squad. See you in next season’s U12s. Josh Smith "Smiddy”: The third of last season’s U8s to come in to the 10A team, Josh was our leading wicket taker for the season. His bowling showed improvement after every game and he will be a real handful in the 10A comp next season. A good safe pair of hands saw Josh take some very good catches and execute some excellent run outs. With further work on his batting technique I am sure we will see Josh score a heap of runs next year. COACHES - JIM LEE / NEIL CROKER MANAGER- NICK BATTY
10C Report Players: Harrison Blacker, Seth Denning, Jackson Heffernan, Liam Heinz, James McCrohon, Jacob Mifsud, Sean Molloy, Jye Phillip, Andrew Ritchie, Rithik Sahay, Cameron Westlake All of the boys really performed well this season and should be very proud of their efforts. Our boys played their best every week and there wasn’t a game all season that they weren’t in with a chance of winning. The consistent effort they put in allowed them to take out the MINOR PREMIERSHIP and got them into the final, a fantastic effort. In the final it was great to see a lot of support for the team from the parents and it looked like everybody was having a good time watching such an exciting game. All the boys once again lifted to play an excellent game and I could not have expected any more from them. We fell only 4 runs short of winning the final and as every game with ST PATS during the year it has been very close games with us just coming out on top. If we had won the toss and batted first things
42 might have been a little bit different. I had a lot of fun with this team of kids and hopefully they have learnt some new skills to help them improve their cricket. It was also good to get to know the parents. Overall it was an enjoyable season. I would like to thank John Mifsud for his knowledge and help during the season. It was good to get to know you John. Your help in training and coaching the boys was appreciated. If only I knew the head maths teacher when I was younger maybe I might have gone better at school! I would also like to thank Matt for managing, scoring and having the time consuming task of entering scores in the computer after each game. The work the manager does behind the scenes goes unrewarded but very much appreciated. To the parents, thank you for your support throughout the season. Thanks to those parents who scored, packed the kit, put out the cones, stumps etc. A special thanks to Michelle for looking after me with a can of coke every game. I think she worked out I needed a bit of help as I never remembered to bring a drink for myself. All of your help and support makes it a lot easier and allows the kids to enjoy their cricket. To the kids I know we achieved what we set out to do – have fun, play hard and learn as much as possible about cricket. You guys never gave up, improved a lot during the year and in my opinion were the best team in the competition. A special mention goes to Liam Roche for filling in on the final. He bowled a good over and took a top catch. Also, thank you to Blake Barden & Reece Kelly for helping us out during the year and to Luke Ritchie for padding up one day when we thought he may be needed. Thanks boys for your efforts. Harrison Blacker : Harrison opened the bowling for most of the season with good pace and great success. He pulled off one of the most memorable innings in the second round taking the game from ST PATS with a fine batting performance at the end of the innings. He always showed a lot of cricket talent during the year. Great work Harrison. Seth Denning: From the beginning of the season Seth showed a lot of promise with the ball and produced great bowling on game day. As the season went on he really improved with the bat with a fantastic innings at Woronora .This is even more special as I found out later in the year that he is meant to wear glasses and he didn’t wear them in that game. Fantastic Seth. Jackson Heffernan: Jackson probably would have scored more runs this year if he didn’t listen to his dad calling him through. He showed improvement with the bat and the ball during the year bowling some very good line and length overs at the end of the opposition’s innings when games were tight. He also made sure there were no easy runs for opponents backing up the stumps well as the year went on. Well done Jack. Liam Heinz: Liam has a good eye and c an really hit that ball and he did this for us this season with some fine batting performances. He was especially good at getting the team off to some good starts when he opened the batting. During the season Liam’s bowling really improved with some fine bowling performances as the season went on and a fantastic run out. Keep it up Liam. James McCrohon : James is a small guy but whatever he eats give me some because when James bowls, bats or throws he is a pocket rocket. When he gets it right watch out, if he connects with the bat or you’re taking him on in the field you’ll come off second best. As the season went on he started putting it all together with a top performance in the final. Good season James. Jye Phillip : Jye is a really good all round player whether batting, bowling or fielding. Jye scored a lot of runs with the bat during the season and took plenty of wickets bowling. He also took catches in the field or while keeping and was involved in some good run outs. He is a natural sportsman with a lot of talent . Top effort Jye. Jacob Mifsud: When it is game day you want Jacob on your team as he seems to lift the whole team with his encouragement on the field and his ability to perform when the pressure is on. Many times he guided us to a good score with the bat and some fantastic running between wickets. Jacob also stepped up to wicket keep very well in the final. Good year Jacob. Sean Molloy: Sean came a long way as the season progressed especially with his batting. He finished off the season with some top performances in the last game then a fantastic innings in the final. His technique in batting will take him a long way in his future cricket years. Sean also always put in a big effort in the field with some fine catches. Top season Sean. Andrew Ritchie: Andrew was a pleasure to coach and he performed well from the beginning of the season to the end opening the bowling or batting. He had a very successful year scoring plenty of runs and taking plenty of wickets with the ball. I would like to see Andrew at a carnival throwing the ball at 43 the cans because it’s amazing how many times he could throw the stumps down for a run out. Super year Andrew Rithik Sahay: Rithik was very consistent all year producing some very good bowling and also showing a lot of improvement during the year with the bat, hitting some top shots that went for four. He is an excellent in close fielder taking 5 catches during the year. It was a shame he couldn’t be there for the final but I am sure he had great fun on holidays. Top year Rithik Cameron Westlake: Cameron is very talented in all aspects of cricket producing some memorable innings with the bat during the season. When bowling, fielding or wicket keeping he plays at a very high standard making sure the opposition knows while he is in the game things will be tough for them. He really has a good understanding of the game. Excellent work Cameron
Finishing off I hope the kids had fun and enjoyed playing cricket this year. I look forward to seeing them play next season and hope they continue playing and enjoying the game for many years to come.
COACH: BRAD HEFFERNAN / JOHN MIFSUD MANAGER: MATT MOLLOY
10D Report
Players: Scott Armstrong; Joel Beatton; Cameron Bradley; Harrison Dunstan; Benjamin Gersback; Joshua Gersback; Ben Grimison; Joshua Holt; Hunter Johnson; Jonah Newton; Daniel Travers
Scott Armstrong - This was Scott’s first year of cricket. Scott had consistent improvement right throughout the year, particularly his batting; he developed into a fine batsman scoring 92 runs @ 8.36. Some of the shots he played could only be seen to be believed as they would always rocket to the boundary quicker than most others in the competition. Good luck next year mate. Joel Beatton - Our most reliable bowler. Joel was renowned for being an annoyance to the batsman as almost every ball bowled was on the stumps. He finished the season with 12 wickets and a great average of 7.92. Joel also had a great technique when it came to batting and finished off with 86 runs for the season. Joel was rewarded for his efforts this year with the ‘Team Player’ award. If the team was down and the opposition was scoring loads of runs against us, you could always rely on Joel to lift the team and encourage the players on the field. Well done buddy. Cameron Bradley - Cameron had a solid season with bat and ball. On the right day, Cameron on a good spell would send shivers through the opposition as he was at times; I’d say the fastest bowler in the comp when he really got going. Cameron can be a great player in the future if he keeps working hard at training. Great season Cam. Harry Dunstan - Harry improved enormously this season with his batting and in particular his bowling action. He was one of the tallest boys in the comp, and he used this to his advantage with a number of great performances throughout the season. Keep practicing mate. Benny Gersback - Benny returned to cricket 2 games into the season. This proved to be a massive bonus for us as he collected a few wickets here and there and put some crucial runs on the board for us. Benny was another big improver this season with his bowling action and batting technique getting much better as time went on. Well done mate. Josh Gersback - Josh had a great year with the bat and a solid year with the ball. He was always keen to get in there and have a go. When he went out to bat he rarely got out, with one of the best averages in the team of 13.75. Josh has a lot of potential in his game and I hope he continues improving throughout next season as well. Great season Josh. Ben Grimison - Ben had an outstanding season this year. Just wait till you hear his figures: 122 runs @11.09. 13 wickets @ 5.77, 2 catches and 3 run outs. A great asset to the side who turned up to every training session and match with his game face on and always tried his best. I encourage Ben to trial for the Sutherland representative team next season as I think he is a quality player and will go further with his cricket. Super season mate. Josh Holt - Great season for Josh this year. Always one of the most keen players in the side and consistently wanted to learn. Scored 62 runs @ 7.75 and picked up a bag of wickets. I expect Josh to improve even further next season as he was just hitting his straps as the season finished. Good luck next year buddy.
44 Hunter Johnson - Hunter had an outstanding year with the ball. At one stage was on a hat trick. He finished with 12 wickets @ 8.17. He was also a solid batsman. Always very keen to get involved. Twice this year Hunter picked up 4 wicket halls, the only player in the side to do so. Great year Hunter. Jonah Newton - Awesome year for Jonah with both bat and ball. He also earned the ‘All Rounder’ award for the side. He scored 113 runs @ 11.30 and picked up 9 wickets @ 8.89. These stats were well earned as he always tried as hard as he can at training and I don’t remember one time he did a wrong thing at training. Great season buddy. Daniel Travers - An outstanding player in this side, who picked up the bowling award this year. Persistent hard work paid off for Daniel with the bat and especially the ball. He scored 105 runs @ 11.67 and picked up 14 wickets @ 5.21. Daniel was also dynamic in the field collecting 3 run outs. I also encourage Daniel to trial for the representative side as he shows all the skills needed to be a great cricketer. Amazing season mate. I would firstly like to thank Kerrie for everything she did this year with the team and all the hard work she put in throughout this season. Also thank you to all the dads that helped out at training each week, I couldn’t have done it by myself. Lastly thanks to the boys, you all tried your best this season and gave it a real hard go. I didn’t give up my time this season - I wanted to do this for fun and experience, and to help out the boys coming through this wonderful club. Cheers, Nick COACH- NICK CHAMBERLAIN MANAGER- KERRIE BEATTON
10E Report
Players: Jonty Beavan; Michael Beavan; Conor Brew; Jett Garland; Luke Goodman; Zachary Hughes; Lachlan Keough; Daniel Pascoe; Daniel Pickard; Liam Roche; Kye Russell
With unknown expectations as first year of coaching cricket, I thoroughly enjoyed participating and watching a great bunch of young boys improving each week with every training session and match. With the majority of the side playing their first year of cricket, the boys competed very confidently and evenly with each and every side in the competition. The boys struggled a bit with the concept of running between wickets, which I can totally understand because sometimes when they hit some cracking shots I too just stood there and admired their shot. I think our figures in the cricket online speak for themselves as far as the fielding goes with 21 run outs (which the majorities were direct hits) and 7 catches we prided ourselves on great fielding. I hope the boys had as much enjoyment out of their season of cricket that I did and they return for another great year next year. I would like to thank my manager in Mandy Goodman for her dedication to the season as scorer, cricket online enterer, match reporter and email sender - thank you. To Rob Russell for his continued effort at training and his umpiring duties when I could not be there, I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you to Matt Keough for his efforts in learning to score and his support at training. Jonty Bevan: Jonty played every game in great spirits, always had a smile on his face and contributed in all areas of the game. With a tally of 37 runs and 3 wickets congratulations on a good year. Michael Bevan: Michael has a great style to his cricket ability, takes his stance confidently at the crease and bowls with a very smooth action. With 35 runs and 3 wickets Michael performed consistently each week. Hope to see you next year. Connor Brew: With Connor’s year of cricket he continued to improve each week. Within weeks he had made his first run, first catch and taken his first wicket. 10 runs and 1 wicket well done on a great year. Jett Garland: Jett had a fine start to his cricket career with 49 runs and 1 wicket, Jett performed to his best each and every week. The team’s most unluckiest bowler as you deserved at least another 10 wickets. Good stuff Jett hope to see you next year.
45 Luke Goodman: Luke is a great up and coming bowler with a fluent style and good understanding of line and length, Luke did very well with 10 wickets. His batting improved throughout the year with 22 runs in total. Great effort mate. Zachary Hughes: Zach had a fantastic year this year with both the bat and the ball. With 88 runs and 15 wickets Zach picked up the all rounder award, not only based on these figures but his fielding as well. Congratulations Zach on your efforts this year, see you in your whites next year. Lachlan Keough: Lachy started his first year of cricket with plenty of natural talent. Over the season his batting and fielding improved greatly. Lachy listened at training and concentrated on his bowling towards the end of the year and deserves the Encouragement Award for this year. Well done 45 runs and 3 wickets. Daniel Pascoe: Daniel’s first year of cricket was enjoyable to watch as he improved each week in all areas of his game. His fielding was another credit to the team and most of all he enjoyed the new friendships that were made. Well done Dan 66 runs and 10 wickets. Congratulations on the Bowling Award. Daniel Pickard: Daniel is another natural talent to cricket, where he stands at the crease with confidence and plays each ball as he sees it. Daniel bowled and fielded to a great standard throughout the year and thoroughly deserved the Most Consistent Award. Congratulations Dan 75 runs and 5 wickets. Liam Roche: Liam had a fantastic season this year with the catch of the year included. Liam showed great skills in all areas of the game and deservedly won the batting award with 84 runs and 10 wickets. Well done Liam on a great season you were a pleasure to coach. Kye Russell: Mr Casual of the cricket team could quite easily be ready to fill in for the West Indies at any time. Kye improved every week with both the bat and the ball. With figures of 45 runs and 2 wickets you should be proud of your first season of cricket.
COACH: ADAM PASCOE MANAGER: MANDY GOODMAN
10F Report
Players: Joshua Alford; Riley Coman; Nathan Hall; Spencer Lavender; Koby Spring; Marley Spring; Sean Stephen; Nicholas Tattersall; Luke Taylor; Luke Tripi; Samuel Tripi The 10F started the year with 10 boys that had never played cricket and 1 boy who played the previous year. However there were some seasoned backyard cricketers. Early on the only shot the boys played was the heave to "cow corner" (with very limited success) and the bowling actions varied between "suspect" and "extremely suspect". Running between the wickets with full kit was a sight to behold with the boys often finishing a run with the helmet over there eyes, pads on back to front and the protector having to be retrieved from very unusual places. We spent the first 4 matches getting the basics right and by this time we had eliminated the suspect bowling actions and most of the boys could offer a straight bat, forward defensive shot. We happened to play the 4 teams that finished in the top 4 and we were extremely competitive in each game. Our games are played in the heat of the day and the boys were becoming very tired in the last half hour so we devised tactics to combat this. In the next 3 games leading up to Christmas we had 2 wins and a close loss and we started concentrating on our fielding and running between the wickets, with great success. In this period we managed to halve the number of sundries that we were conceding. In the final 3 games after the holidays we again played top 4 teams and came away with a 3 run loss, a 1 run loss and our best win of the season. By this time the boys were a "well oiled machine" and the transformation from the start of the season was amazing. Statistically, our quotient was superior to all but the grand finalists. The boys can feel very proud of themselves, as does Pat and I. Attendance at training was always above 90% and their commitment to learning the game was second to none. Thanks must go to the parents who delivered their boys to training and helped with scoring and management duties. Also thanks to Becky Hall, Corey Alford, Blake Barden and a few others that helped with fielding when players were absent, and Chris Hall who helped with training the boys on Thursdays.
46 Joshua Alford: Josh is a star in the making. He had a very good year, scoring 96 runs and taking 7 wickets. Also an excellent fielder, Josh took 2 catches and featured in 5 run outs. If Josh continues to improve he will be an A grade player within 2 years. Riley Coman: Riley was a quiet achiever. He tried hard at training and then on game day put into practice what he was taught. He took 6 wickets coming off his long run-up and when batting defended tenaciously. Riley will be a much better cricketer next year in the 10s. Nathan Hall: Nathans family live and breathe cricket in the summer and so does he. Nathan was the star of the team scoring 113 runs and taking 16 wickets. He also featured in some spectacular catches and run-outs. Congratulations on a fantastic year and I look forward to following your career. Nathan did not miss a game day or training session. Spencer Lavender: Spence took a while to "find his feet" but was a significant contributor in the second half of the season. A good defender when batting and a reliable bowler who tried his best, Spence also showed promise when keeping wickets. Koby Spring: Every team needs a Koby. Played every minute with a big smile and his infectious enthusiasm rubbed off on the team. Another tenacious defender who never threw his wicket away. Koby fielded well and was responsible for a few run-outs. Eligible for 10s next year and will have a big year. Marley Spring: Marley had an outstanding year scoring 152 runs and claiming 9 wickets. His batting technique was probably the best of all players and he rarely lost his wicket. An outstanding wicket keeper, Marley has a big future in the game. Sean Stephen (The Thinker): Whether at training or on game day, Sean was always plotting the downfall of the opposition. He had an excellent year scoring 96 runs and taking 8 wickets. He was an excellent fielder and with a couple of run outs to his credit. Sean needs to expand his array of shots and will be a captain one day. Nicholas Tattersall: Nick was the most gifted bowler in the team, with a beautiful run up and delivery. A star graduate of backyard cricket, sadly, Nick lost interest in the game. To his credit he still tried hard and took 12 wickets. Nick, if you decide to regain your enthusiasm you will be a very fine bowler. Luke Taylor: Luke had a very good year scoring 66 runs and taking 7 wickets. Luke led by example in the field featuring in 6 catches and run-outs, and threw himself at everything. Luke is another outstanding wicket keeper prospect should he continue in cricket. Luke Tripi: Luke was the veteran of the side, being the only player who had played previously. He was also the player that was dismissed the least number of times. Luke’s cricketing skills improved as the year progressed and he took 7 vital wickets. He tried hard in the field and saved many runs with his tenacious chasing. Samuel Tripi: Samuel was another player who improved dramatically as the year progressed. He took 10 wickets and had one spectacular day when he took 4-10 and effected a run out. Samuel lacked a bit of confidence in his own abilities and I hope he continues to play as I know he will do well.
COACHES: PAT HALL / LAURIE TAYLOR MANAGER: LEANNE ALFORD
12A Report UNDEFEATED MINOR PREMIERS AND PREMIERS. Players: Joel Almond, Adam Batty, Joey Cox (V. Capt), Jack Dwarshuis, Josh Johnston (Capt), Jarrod Mazurkiewicz, Luke Miller, Dylan Smith, Lachlan Smith, Harry Tattersall, Anuraag Varanasi and Matt Wright . Another successful season for the boys saw us going into the final undefeated, the same as the corresponding season two years ago. With a team coaches could only dream of the boy’s steamrolled the competition with a side that batted right through, bowled everybody and fielded brilliantly. Josh Johnston again accepted the captaincy and did a great job. For such talented side our only predicament was how to give all boys an equal share of the season. From day one we decided to rotate all boys in a rather under strength A grade competition, unlike the previous 12A year. Whilst the bowling was shared, Archimedes would have been challenged to divide 12 batsmen into the average 6 wickets/game we lost in the 10 rounds.
47 The final was contested against Como/Jannali, a side that lost only two games, obviously against us. Batting first their openers set the scene with 51 runs between them. Thereafter the Dragons bowling and fielding machine ran over the remaining batsmen with no player registering double figures apart from Mr Sundries. With 90 runs for a win the game was reasonably balanced with them having two classy leg spinners and us a star studded batting line up. Jarrod and Joey set us up with a sound partnership. Jarrod’s cutting and driving being real class. Joel then entered the arena and simply pulverised their attack. Their spin twins copped a real hiding, going for 34 from only 6 overs for no return. When Joel was dismissed victory was already ours leaving Dylan not facing a ball, bad luck mate! Matt 3-12, Joel 2-8, Jack 1-9, Lachlan 1-7, Jarrod 1-4. Joey 3 catches as wicketkeeper, Dylan, Adam, Josh, Jack and Jarrod 1 catch each. Joel finished with 48 runs and Jarrod 27*. Man of the match to Joel. THANKS: Firstly, to the boys themselves, not only a talented team, but a fine team of lads who trained hard and played the game as it should be played, competitively, fairly and always in a respectful manner. The camaraderie formed on the field fashioned the team into a tight and happy unit, culminating in their outstanding success. To the Parents who supported us thanks again, not only for your kind gifts but for the taxi service to and from training and games and transporting the boys on time. To Andrew our manager, a real professional effort again behind the scenes and scoring duties, thanks once again. The fathers who were always available for boundary markings and any other requirements, thanks men. The boys who advance to the U/14’s next season. Joel Almond : Genuine all rounder, a hard worker will go far in the game. A toss up for the biggest six on video. Adam Batty : Another classy all rounder and great fieldsman, toss up for the biggest arm. Joey Cox : Tough opening bat and our No 1 keeper. No toss up for the keeping position and cheer leader. Joshua Johnston : Devastating left middle order batsman and swing bowler. No toss up for the captaincy position, Lachlan Smith : Fast opening bowler and middle order bat. No toss up for the quickest bowler in the comp. Anuraag Varanasi : Our leg spinner in the side and great character. No toss up for the best talker in Australia! Matt Wright . Another classy all rounder/ off spin bowler. No toss up for “will I get a bat today, will I get a bowl today” requests. Next season’s boys remaining in the U/12’s Jack Dwarshuis: The pocket rocket and another classy all rounder. No toss up for the unique bowling action and the opposite to Anuraag. Jarrod Mazurkiewicz : A classy opening batsman with all the shots. A toss up between him and Lachlan for the longest hair. Luke Miller: Electric in the field, classy medium pace bowler, no toss up for the most explosive batsman in the comp. Dylan Smith : Possible vying for our quickest bowler and an outstanding fieldsman in the side. No toss up for the grass stains on his whites. Harry Tattersall : Our big hitting, bowling all rounder, great hands at point/gully. No toss up for “how many six’s can I hit today”.
COACHES: IAN LATHAM / DENNIS PENDERGAST MANAGER:ANDREW MAZURKIEWICZ
48 12C Report Players: Ben Barford; Joshua Berry; Nathan Del Medico; Kyle Goodman; Ryan Gorman; Dylan Lees; Josh Noakes; Liam Rae; Joshua Ridge; Jay Shearman; Mitchell Sheehy; Thomas Squire; Matthew Westlake Another season of cricket and with a never say never die attitude of the mighty 12C’s who never gave up the fight right up to the last game. The boys were a pleasure to coach and always smiling and prepared to listen and learn. BEN BARFORD was always reliable with the bat and ball. Ben can bowl quick and on the spot and he also developed a very quick leg spin this year which had batsman ducking and weaving. Good year Ben, well done. JOSH BERRY was our opening batsman. Josh’s patience was nice to watch which saw him get the team off to some good starts. He was also a good little bowler and a very handy wicket keeper. Good year Josh. NATHAN DEL MEDICO This was Nathan’s first year but his performance didn’t show that. Nathan got amongst the runs with his hard hitting but it was his bowling that caused the opposition worries. He was the fastest bowler in the grade and with every week he improved. Great first year Nathan. KYLE GOODMAN Kyle is still developing into a good cricketer. His left arm medium pace had the batsman wondering where the ball was going. He got his highest score this year with a gutsy innings out at Kurnell against a good opposition. Well played Kyle. RYAN GORMAN Ryan had a slow start to the season but after a few weeks on the side line he got back into the game and took 3 spectacular catches in one game and he also got amongst the runs and wickets too. Well done Ryan. DYLAN LEES Dylan is a natural sportsman. When asked to bowl or bat Dylan will never let you down. He stroke play with the bat is lovely to watch also in the field he is brilliant, whether in close or in the outfield. His hand eye co-ordination is great to watch. Good year Dylan. JOSH NOAKES Josh was another first year cricketer. Josh’s never give up attitude saw him improve in all aspects of the game by the end of the season. His bowling was always on the spot and he developed some good stroke play with the bat. Thanks Josh it was a pleasure. LIAM RAE This was Liam’s first year at cricket. From the start of the year till the end of the year Liam’s improvement was outstanding his shear guts and determination saw him always give 110% for his team. Our last game saw him bat through 43 overs which was in my top 5 innings I’ve seen while coaching. Well done Liam. JOSHUA RIDGE Josh was one of the team’s senior players. Josh has got great ability all round the field. He got amongst the runs getting his highest score of his career. He is the most feared of the bowlers with genuine pace and also a great out fielder with a good strong arm. Good year Josh. JAY SHEARMAN Jay’s love for the game shows in the way he plays the game. Jay opened the batting this year in most games and showed a lot of patience which saw him get some good runs. He was also a very handy bowler also grabbing wickets with his fast medium bowling. He was good behind the stumps and also in the field. Top year Jay. MITCHELL SHEEHY All year Mitchell showed good batting technique but just found it hard to get some well deserved runs but with the ball Mitchell could fool any batsman with his left arm spinners which were hard to play. It wasn’t until the last game off his long run Mitchell found the mark knocking the stumps over a series of times. Well played Mitch. THOMAS SQUIRE Thomas shows all the talent of a good cricketer. Thomas got wickets and runs this year. With a little more patience with the bat will see Thomas get more runs with time. His fast bowling is spot on and his natural out swingers is nice to watch. Keep up the hard work Thomas. MATTHEW WESTLAKE This was one of Matt’s best years. Matt worked out off the short run that his bowling was at its best by bowling more accurate. Matt had a good year with the bat grabbing the highest score of his career with some strong hitting. A nice strong arm in the outfield saw Matt have a good season. Well done Matt. Thanks to Anthony for managing and also a big thanks to all the parents for their support as well as for letting your young kids play this great game. To all the spectators a much appreciated thanks. All the best John. COACH: JOHN WESTLAKE MANAGER: ANTHONY GOODMAN 49 12E Report Players: Dale Cosatto, James Dowd, Matthew Easterbrook, Anthony Franco, Harrison Furlong, Blake Gilligan, Rhys Ingham, Keelan Jenkins, Tristan McGuire, Jai Osgood, Alec Richardson, Fynn Rodgers, Clay Sutcliffe The 2009/10 season proved to be a tough but enjoyable one for the 12Es.All the boys displayed good sportsmanship, encouragement & enthusiasm for the great game of cricket throughout the season & were a pleasure to coach .Our fielding & bowling were the team’s strong point while our batting was steady. Season highlights were our round 3 victory against Aquinas & our last round match against comp leaders Gymea where we were unlucky to loose in the last over of the match. Many thanks to Trev for managing the team & our scorer Keeran, also to all the other parents who supported the team so well during the season. Dale : Dale was a member of the previous season’s 12E premiers. A handy bowler & hard hitting batsman wore the traditional dragon’s cap with pride. James : Another member of the 12E premiers from 08/09, kept everyone entertained with his jokes at training, a strong leg side batter who kept the scoreboard ticking over, his left arm bowling proved useful, also a safe pair of hands taking 3 catches & did a fine job behind the stumps when keeping. Matty : A definite crowd favourite, never gave his wicket away easily & played a couple of great knocks during the year. His round 5 innings against Gymea where he batted for over 1 hour to finish 11 not out was a highlight. His bowling improved out of sight & was rewarded with figures of 3 for 8 in round 9.Well done Matty. Anthony : Also another member from previous seasons champion 12Es, a gritty left hand batter who hit his first ever boundary this season. His right arm spinners always had plenty of air & proved hard to handle for most opposition batters. Harry : A stylish left arm opening bowler had a top season with the ball taking 11 wickets. Didn’t have too much luck with the bat until the last round making a solid 12 which included two lovely pull shots. A good team player. Blake: A popular team member always gave 100%. Hit his first ever boundary in round 1 & always proved hard to dismiss. Played a big part in our round 3 victory taking 3 catches behind the stumps. Top effort Blake. Rhys: Showed good leadership skills being our top talker on the field always encouraging the other boys. Got our top score with 23 & could bowl pace or leg spin. Was our no1 keeper with his sound technique. A solid season from Rhys. Keelan: Our top run scorer for the season, proved to be a watchful & patient batsman .Always willing to listen & improve .Picked up a few wickets at crucial times & will only improve next season. Tristan: Top season scoring runs & leading bowler. Has plenty of pace with the ball which kept the opposition batsmen on there toes. Picked up a heap of wickets when filling in for the 14Es. Once set with the bat was able to go on to some respectable scores. Good effort Tristan. Jai: Equal leading wicket taker, bowled a very good line & length which made it tough for the opposition to score against. Took his chances with the bat at the top of the order with a couple of double figure scores. Alec: Had a great season with the ball picking up wickets when the team needed them most. Was responsible for our team hat-trick getting two wickets in a row after a run out in round 7.Made a top score of nine when opening the batting against Aquinas which helped set up a winning total. Well done Alec. Fynn : Gave 100% whether it be at training or the game. A promising new ball or first change bowler Fynn has a ton of potential who will only improve. Did not have a lot of luck with the bat this year but has a very good technique . Also took a couple of classic catches. Really enjoyed his cricket & an asset to the team. Clay: Returning to cricket after a year off, started with a bang in round 1 with his top score of 12.Struggled for runs after this but kept working hard on his game. Bowling improved as the season went on. A safe pair of hands, took the most outfield catches with four. Set for big season in 2010/11.
COACH: GLENN SUTCLIFFE MANAGER: TREVOR MCGUIRE
50 14A Report Players: Joel Beattie; Marcus Beattie; Tim Berry; Brendan Curtis; Alex Gersbach; Jake Goulding; Brayden Heffernan; Jacob Heffernan; Campbell Jackson; Nathan Marciante; Dylan Rae It was a privilege to coach a team that was so talented and committed. The boys not only worked hard but also had a lot of fun along the way and from the very first training session I could sense that the vibe was extremely strong within this team. The boys should all be extremely proud of their efforts. We started the season in the best possible fashion but then fell away in two tough chases. We then regrouped and started to find the winning combination and strung together some excellent performances and finished 2009 on a high beating the previously undefeated leaders in a low scoring affair. For most of the season we sat in 2 nd place and in the final game the boys pulled through to finish outright 2 nd place and gain a spot in the final. In the end Gymea were too strong but I was still extremely proud of the manner in which the boys fought hard in that match. Every player can walk away from this season with the knowledge that they improved, had fun and were a vital cog in the team’s success. Joel Beattie : Joel was given the role of captain as well as being our opening bat and keeper. I saw Joel as the sort of person that could lead from the front and that is exactly what he did. He ended up the team’s leading run scorer and on many occasions did his job or more and batted for long periods of time at the top of the order. With the gloves Joel was outstanding, while only a little bloke, he moved extremely well to the ball and was always reliable. An outstanding effort Joel. Marcus Beattie: Marcus also had a fantastic year, taking out the teams bowling award. Coming on first change I always knew I could rely on Marcus to bowl on the spot every ball and he was justly rewarded with many excellent spells of bowling. Marcus’s fielding was electric, always throwing himself around and can always be relied upon to give 100%. Marcus also made some handy contributions with the bat in the middle and lower order. Tim Berry: Tim’s improvement from last season was exceptional. His keeping improved out of sight, moving more swiftly and taking the ball a lot cleaner. He gave away very few extras and his skills also transferred when he fielded at first slip. His batting too has come along way. A strong driver of the ball now, Tim scored some handy runs throughout the season including his first 50 and was given the chance for a period at the top of the order. Well done Tim. Brendan Curtis: Brendan is a highly talented player who can bat bowl and field. Brendan picked up plenty of wickets, runs and catches and he too was always giving 100% in the field. Brendan’s bowling in particular was crucial to the team’s success in the field. Brendan’s ability to swing the ball with control was just beautiful to watch and when on song, his batting is a treat too. Brendan will be a little disappointed with his efforts with the bat and I am sure he will have a much more productive season next year. Alex Gersbach: Alex had a terrific first year with the Dragons. Alex played an important role in the team, batting in the top order as well as being relied upon to bowl his tidy left arm spin. Alex made a huge impact in the field, collecting a massive 10 catches as well as affecting 2 run outs. Alex is a highly gifted player and he too will be hoping for a more productive year with the bat next season. Alex’s commitment was outstanding and thoroughly deserves the team’s fielding award. Jake Goulding: Jake started the year in fine form. His ability to bowl a good line and length consistently saw him collect a wicket in his first four matches. In a very strong Jake was happy to bat down the order and his fielding was excellent. When he puts his mind to it, he can bowl quite well and in another team that didn’t have 11 bowlers, would get more of a go. Jake’s enthusiasm rubbed off on the team, who cheered every run he made and he loved every moment of it. Jake was a joy to coach and is most certainly deserved of the team player award. Great work Jake. Brayden Heffernan: Brayden is a talented player who had a tough year with the bat but was exceptional in the field and very good with the ball. After starting off at the top of the order and struggling to get a score, he moved into the middle order and started to look like he was finding form but continually found himself dismissed just when he had done the hard work to get in. Brayden started off bowling off spin and at times bowled with exceptional control and flight but by the end of the season decided to change to swing bowling and the move proved to be a good one, finishing the season with a hat trick. Jacob Heffernan: Jacob was another of our many talented players in the team. Jacob added the variety our bowling attack needed with his leg spin. His flight and control was excellent and continually picked up wickets and troubled all batsmen throughout the season. Yet another one of our players who could also field, Jacob regularly fielded in the pivotal point and gully positions and on occasions dug out vital
51 runs at the end of the innings. With more variety to his already impressive ability to bowl a good stock ball, Jacob will be a tough player for the opposition to handle. Campbell Jackson: Campbell’s bowling has improved out of sight. This season he really started to show how dangerous he is, bowling fast and bowling in the right areas. He deserved many more wickets than he collected during the season but can be proud of his efforts and commitment both during the game and at training. He formed a formidable partnership with Marcus bowling first change, keeping batsmen on the back foot and keeping the run rate down. Campbell is also a very clean hitter of the ball and with experience and bit more work can become a very dangerous lower order batsman. Nathan Marciante: Nathan had a very productive year. He was our second highest wicket taker and run scorer, collecting the all rounder award for the team. Nathan can bowl fast, hit hard and field in any position. He was an important part of the team. He batted in the middle order and could be relied upon to score runs, and fast. He opened the bowling and did so with pace, swing and control. In the field he took some sharp catches and rarely let a ball past him. In only his first year of under 14’s its scary to think of what he is capable of next season. Super season Nath. Dylan Rae: Dylan is another of the talented players in the team who didn’t have their best seasons. Dylan is natural with the gloves and has a good eye with the bat. His keeping all year was classy, barely making a false move. His only downside is he is a bit flat footed at times but when on his toes can catch anything. His batting took a while to come to fruition and made some very important contributions in our lower order in the middle of the season. Dylan has a very good cricketing brain which he demonstrated throughout the season and with a good work ethic, Dylan can develop into a top cricketer.
COACH: MATT SAMBUCO MANAGER: BRAD CURTIS
14C Report Players: Matthew Berry; Jarrod Cosgriff; Matthew Flegg; James Grady; Reid Hourigan; Matthew Keats; Joshua Kedwell; Josh Kennedy; Anthony McNamara; Eden Murphy; Chris Pendergast; Keenan Van de Straat This year was a very enjoyable year for the boys, even though a lot of results didn’t go our way. For the most part they put in a lot of effort and were almost always well rewarded, or bribed with maccas which seemed to work particularly well. Another year of very close results saw us miss the finals again but we had a lot of fun on the way and all the boys improved heaps, especially in the field. Josh Kedwell: After a slow start to the year with the bat, Josh fired at the end of the year with a couple of very impressive and dominant batting displays including 76 in his last innings. Josh also has his roles in the field of the run out specialist despite being the wicket keeper and also the team’s best sledger, on occasion convincing batsmen they were using ‘left handed bats’. Josh Kennedy: A fantastic opening bowling with excellent control of his outswing. Always the reliable bowler, he was rarely expensive and always managed to pick up and early wicket or 2. Continually battled Jarrod for the laziest player award by not using a proper run up but was beaten as he always turned up to games. Jarrod Cosgriff: A great quick bowler with plenty of pace he has been known to worry opposition batsmen with his speed. A great batsman when he plays himself in but can’t resist trying to hit every single ball to mid on, where he tends to be caught. Winner of the laziest player award for turning up consistently to training only when maccas was offered and for being able to sleep through matches! Matt Berry: A very technically correct opening batsman and a wonderfully patient batsman, Matt played excellently in his first match and top scored, but was unable to repeat this effort despite some wonderful innings. Also a very reliable off spin bowler and a good slips fieldsman and was one of the few who listened very well at training. Matt Flegg: Another excellent all rounder Matts bowling was always pitched up and on the stumps which always helped keep the runs down. His batting was also very good with a technique centred around excellent defence with the occasional blistering drive or pull. Anthony McNamara: The ‘Golden Child’ had a lot to live up to this year after such a great season last year. His bowling was again excellent but was not helped by some dropped catches, and his batting was fantastic until he suffered from boredom and was more often than not clean bowled so he could go muck around with the rest of the team.
52 Eden Murphy: Another excellent opening bowler with a great ability to swing the ball both ways. Struggled at times with line and length but this was always made up for by great pace and bounce which always kept batsmen on their toes. Was unfortunately bowled before scoring 100 allowing him to drive my car, and was only 75 runs short. Unlucky champ Keenan Van de Straat: The net game specialist, he had a good year with the bat when he realised he could actually leave very wide balls outside off instead of getting caught. A very strong hitter of the ball which resulted in the occasional 6, he drove bowlers mad with his ability to hit a ball over mid wicket no matter where it was pitched or how far it moved. A good team player he was always quick to remind team mates of dropped catches or ‘rubbish’ dismissals. Chris Pendergast: Our Makeshift opening batsmen, Chris has a great defence and some magnificent attacking shots when he has the confidence to bring them out. After dispatching opening bowlers over mid on and mid wicket for a whole game it was a battle to get him to play those shots again even at training, but throughout the season there were glimpses of some very big hitting. James Grady: Possibly the keenest cricketer to walk onto a field, James has a good ability with the ball on his day, as he pitches it right up and on the stumps. Took his fair share of wickets throughout the season and also managed to hold on to a few fantastic catches. Matt Keats: A first year cricketer Matt was very shy at the beginning of the season despite having a great ability to swing even an old rubbish ball. Slowly developing confidence through the season towards the end Matt was confident enough to bowl very well and even dispatch the odd opening bowler with the bat. Combined very well with Josh Kedwell at training and managed to win maccas in a training game. Reid Hourigan: A late arrival to the team, Reid impressed early with his naturally quick bowling and athletic fielding. Through the season even started to develop a batting technique which saw him score some valuable run at times when they were desperately needed. Was never available for training so missed many maccas opportunities, which was very unfortunate for him. COACH: BRENNAN JAMES MANAGER: SUE KENNEDY
14E Report Players: Justin Byrnes; Maxwell Dunstan; Jackson Garrett; Christopher Hall; Tyler Hopkins; Lachlan Johnston; Matthew Riccio; Andrew Thode; Lachlan Thomas; Daniel Tom; Wade Tonna; Tim Walton It was a season that can be best described as “the one that got away”. We had a team of boys with various skill levels, some had played before, some hadn’t played for a while and 1 hadn’t played at all. While we missed the final and finished third it really doesn’t reflect our performance this year. We started the season lacking in numbers and the season also finished that way. So we borrowed from the 12E team, many thanks to Rhys, Jai, Harrison and Tristan, your efforts were very much appreciated. No matter what team we fielded the boys demonstrated a very enthusiastic attitude to do their best and to win. As a team we shared the bat and ball and every boy was given an opportunity to display their skills. Next year we need to work harder on our bowling and fielding to try and lower the amount of extras we give the opposition and we need to become more patient when batting. I would like to thank all the parents who were very vocal in their support of the team and also keen to offer a rookie coach some much appreciated advice. The team was: Lachlan Johnston , Captain. Lachlan was a very good selection as a captain and demonstrated an ability to enthuse and encourage his team throughout the year as well as being a very good all rounder. Justin Byrnes had a great year. Exceptional with both the bat and ball. A top score of 74no and took 13 wickets. Max Dunstan, very determined when batting and improved his bowling as the year went on. Jackson Garrett, sensational batter who scored a team high 346 runs with a high score of 121 at an average of 49. Chris Hall developed into a very good medium pace bowler and was unlucky not to get that hat trick. Tyler Hopkins, very capable wicketkeeper, who then took 6 wickets in 2 games and had a high score of 54. 53 Mathew Riccio is a very complete cricketer. Played some great shots and scared the opposition when he had the ball in his hand. Had a high score of 90 and took 13 wickets. Andrew Thode, a very much improved bowler who was always keen to give every position a go. Lachlan Thomas, a nother capable all rounder who can open both the batting and bowling with ease. Wade Tonna proved resilient with the bat and provided a great support to the strike batter. Tim Walton, only played a couple of games before breaking a leg, is the keenest fine leg fielder every seen. Cheers and I hope to see all again next year. COACH: GLEN TONNA MANAGER: STEPHEN THODE
16A Report Players: Ryan Almond; James Barnes; Samuel Bleasdale; Jordan Dow; Ben Dwarshuis; Bradley Ford; Nigel Garton; Jonathan Haslam; Sam Haynes; Liam Herne; Matthew Hobden; Hayden Smith Another season reaches its conclusion and another tough fight the boys had on their hands this year. In winning the minor premiership this year, we set up what was always going to be a hard struggle in the final against the in-form Illawong team. Unfortunately for us we ended up on the losing side on the big day, our first Grand Final loss in 5 years. A great 5 years it has been, 4 premierships and 1 second….Good luck to all of the boys in the future, it has been a pleasure and a privilege to coach you all. Player Profiles Ryan Almond: Although this wasn’t one of Ryan’s stand out years, he still managed to score 238 runs and take 17 wickets (most in the team). With a top score of 62, Ryan didn’t quite reach the heights of previous years but come home very strong with the ball. Ryan was sharp as usual in the field and as always, the man to turn to when the chips are down. James Barnes: Jimmy has an absolute blinder with the ball this year, consistently turning up and bowling his guts out. Barnsey ended up with 16 wickets this year, his best season figures. Not many opportunities with the bat but when he got the chance he took it well. Good season Jim. Sam Bleasedale: Bleasy was good again with the ball this year and turned out to be a handy batsman at times, including the Grand Final in which he was in the 36 run last wicket partnership that made our score respectable. Bleasy was good for a couple of catches this year and also got our only 2 run outs for the season. Jordon Dow: Quite possibly the best cricketer the world has ever seen - if you ask him. Jordy was sharp again behind the stumps with 13 dismissals for only 38 byes all season. He chipped in with 150odd runs for the season and 1 amazing wicket to make it a good all round season. Ben Dwarshuis: Benny was our captain and man to turn to when we were in strife. A very good season for Ben, taking 11 wickets at 13 and scoring 302 runs at just over 30. Benny also chipped in with the teams most catches (6) to prove that he is a fantastic all-round cricketer. Good luck with whatever you choose to do next year mate. Bradley Ford: Bradley made the no.5 batting position his own, scoring over 200 runs at over 20. Brad probably didn’t get the bowling opportunities that he deserved but took his chances when they came, snaring 6 wickets at 9.83. Another solid year mate, well done. Nigel Garton: Was often put into the position where no one wanted to bat. Nige would always put his hand up to help out his team and if it meant opening the batting when out of form…Nige would do it. A good season and a great bloke, thanks Nige. Jonathan Haslam: I would love to see what Jono can do next year in the 16A’s without some of the nerves. That was his killer this year, still having a good season but not quite up to his own strict expectations. Relax, enjoy and you will see what happens mate. Sam Haynes: Sammy had to endure a couple of basketball injuries this year that set him back a fair way but still managed to turn up week in, week out to help his team mates. One of the best slips fieldsmen you will see; Sam snared a couple of crackers this year.
54 Liam Herne: Liam is a good all-round cricketer and his stats probably don’t give him the credit he deserves. 87 runs and 7 wickets I know is under his expectations, but we all know the effort that goes in Herney, well done. Matthew Hobden: Hobbo was fiery as usual with the ball this year, taking 10 wickets, which included a fiery 4 wicket spell in the first round. Matthew will run in hard all day and will put his head down when smart cricket is required. Hayden Smith: Quite a selfless player who will often put his team-mates before himself, Hayden was a pleasure to coach and a good person to be around. Hayden definitely had a tough year, fine tuning the art of spin bowling and seeing off the new ball batting at number 3. He always copped it on the chin and stayed positive. Thanks Haydos, well done. A big thank you goes out to all of those who have helped me with this team over the past 5 years, especially to Gerry and Wado. To all of the other parents, thank you to those who have been constructive and positive towards myself and the club over this time, your support has been greatly appreciated. Once again…..Good Luck & to the boys, one last time……Pee Off, Go Home!!!! Rob COACH: ROB KNIGHT / WADE HORSNELL MANAGER: GERRY DWARSHUIS
16C Report
Players: James Andrew (Capt.), Lynden Brewer, Martin Brooks, Zac Byrnes, Mitchell Dibb, Kurt Freer-McKinlay, Paul Fsadni, Mark Kidd, Cameron Lane, Matt Reynolds, Ryan Stevenson, Brent Wallis. This year we welcomed two new players to cricket – Lynden and Kurt, with both boys having a good year. The team also had a good year without making the finals, coming from a bad start to the season losing our first 2 games, a great mid-season in which we made a charge to the final and a disappointing final two games to miss out on the final. The team can look back on the year with pride, as we beat every team in competition. The boys once again played well as a team, enjoying themselves and, importantly, playing the game in the right spirit and always showing respect to team mates and the opposition. As manager, I was particularly proud of the boy’s attitude and achievements this year. And, as was the case last year, we had an enthusiastic group of parents turn up each week to show great support to the players. Thank you parents, and also to those parents who assisted with the scoring duties each week, as well as occasionally helping out at practice and even umpiring - it was most appreciated. I would like to thank the coach – Michael Bedford, and his off-sider Daniel for giving their time and expertise at training and on game day. I am sure the boys appreciated your efforts during the year. Lastly, I would like to mention our appreciation for the work the club does for its players during the year. We are lucky to play for such a well run, enthusiastic and successful club, which once again won the junior club championship. PLAYER PROFILE James Andrew (Capt.): James was playing his first year in the under 16’s and capably led the team each week, getting on well with the players and coaches. As an opening bowler, James did the hard yards bowling 65 overs and taking 10 wickets at 15.2. However, it was James’ batting which really shone this season, including a magnificent 97 not out against Gymea, as well as two other solid half centuries. James scored 261 runs during the year at an average of 37.3. A great all round effort and no doubt he will excel next year and get that elusive century. Lynden Brewer: This was Lynden’s first year at cricket and after a slow start he excelled in all facets of the game. Lynden volunteered early on to bat at 1 st drop – an important position. He handled this task with maturity and whilst he didn’t score many runs, he stayed out there and wore the good bowlers down, which laid the foundation for our latter batsmen to get good scores. Overall, Lynden scored 70 runs at 7.78 with a top score of 29. As a bowler, Lynden improved greatly as his line and length came together and he ended the season with 9 wickets at an average of 17.3. He was also the teams leading fielder with 8 catches – mostly great outfield takes. A grand all round effort in his first season and he receives the teams fielding award. 55 Martin Brooks: Once again it was great having Brooksy in the team – always a great team player. He not only had some good knocks but took some magnificent catches, including one screamer at point which he had no right to even get a finger to. Brooksy scored 104 runs this season at an average of 13, with a top score of 25; he also enjoyed a couple of great partnerships with his good mate, Brent. Whilst very good in the field himself, Brooksy was, as usual, always encouraging his team. Zac Byrnes: In Zac’s first year in the 16’s he performed admirably during the season with bat, ball and in the field. Zac got some good scores opening the innings and his top score this year was 69 against the strong Gymea side in round 2. Overall, Zac scored 112 runs at an average of 14. Zac also excelled with the ball with his accurate leg spinners, taking 7 wickets and often tying down the opposition with his line and length. He also took some marvellous catches during the year finishing with 5 overall. Well done Zac. Mitchell Dibb: Dibby enjoyed his cricket and like last year was a good team player. The highlight this year for Dibby was a miraculous 7 for 29 off 10 overs against Gymea in round 3 – a great effort! He also took 3 fine catches this season as well as 10 wickets overall at an average of 7.9. Despite a strong pedigree, this was not his most successful year with the bat – I understand he kept his batting prowess exclusively for the men’s team in the afternoon! Kurt Freer-McKinlay: This was also Kurt’s first season in the juniors and like Lynden, his performances improved markedly as the season progressed. Kurt became adept at all the aspects of the game – his batting at times was resolute and he scored 77 runs at an average 8.56, with a top score of 23. However, it was his bowling that came through for us and with plenty of net practice he became our opening bowling with James. Kurt sent down 61 overs taking 11 well earned wickets at an average of 16.27. His best figures were 4 for 37 against Gymea in round 8 – a great spell of bowling. Kurt also took 2 catches, was a fine team player and he received the team award for most improved. Paul Fsadni: Paul was also in his first year of 16’s and enjoyed his year, without setting the world on fire. Not wishing to bowl that much he was more inclined to hold his end up with the bat and put an effort into his fielding. A highlight For Paul was a magnificent outfield catch against Caringbah to finish off their innings. He took 2 catches for the season. Well done Paul for being a great team player. Mark Kidd: Once again, Mark made his ‘mark’ with the ball rather than the bat this year. With the bat, Mark only made 48 runs, a bit disappointing knowing his ability, but did have a good top score of 26 – a bit more practice in the nets may have been worthwhile! Once again Mark was very solid with the ball and took 10 wickets at 13.70 apiece – a great effort. Mark also took 3 catches and was great to have around in the team. Cameron Lane: Cameron had a great year with the bat, scoring two majestic centuries – 103 not out and 101 not out - in which he absolutely took the bowling apart. Cam scored a total of 338 runs this season at an average of 48.29 – what an effort! He was also safe as houses behind the stumps, taking 4 catches and letting through only a minimum of byes. Cameron also showed his versatility by snaring a wicket with his bowling late in the season. Cameron won the team’s batting award. A great season Cam! Matt Reynolds: Like last year, Matt had a great year as an all rounder. Matt got away to some good starts with the bat and for once he did get his first 50, scoring a great 58 against Caringbah in round 1. Overall he scored 131 runs at an average of 13.1. Matt’s bowling this year was very good and he ended up with the team’s bowling award. He took 14 wickets at an average of 9.50. Matt also excelled in the field with great returns and taking 7 catches overall. I would also like to thank Matt for helping me with the kit each week. Ryan Stevenson: Ryan was in his first year of 16’s also, and had a pretty good year. Early on he was batting down the order, and mostly was our not out batsman. It was decided to elevate Ryan to opener, and this is where he shone for us. His dogged style kept the good bowlers at bay on a number of occasions. Overall, Ryan scored 40 runs at 5.71, but statistics don’t always tell the true story as some of his innings were absolutely gold for us. His bowling was sometimes problematical, but when he was on song, wickets fell. Ryan took 6 wickets this season at 21 apiece. Ryan also snapped up 2 catches and was safe in the field. Brent Wallis: Brent had great year again. This year his bowling was absolutely superb and he got wickets just about every time he bowled, with his awesome swingers. With the bat Brent handed in some very handy innings, scoring 89 runs at 9.89, with a top score of 29. He also had some great partnerships with his mate Brooksy. As a bowler he was very effective, especially with the prodigious swing he was able to generate, in which he beat the bat more than anyone else. He took 14 well earned wickets at 13.21 and narrowly missed the team’s bowling award. Another great year Brent! COACH: MICHAEL BEDFORD MANAGER: DAVE REYNOLDS 56
A1 Report Players: Nathan Alterator; Paul Barnes; Daniel Burke; Matthew Carroll; Mitchell Eadie; Sean Garton; Daniel Harkins; Christopher Kennedy; Jason Khoury; Joel Manns; Ben Marciante; Mark Mitchell; Jonathon Momsen; Simon Morriss; Steven Morriss; Stewart Vella; Jeremy Vickers
A2 Report Players: Colin Berry; Tim Berry; Nick Bird; David Coady; Adam Dow; Jordan Dow; Andrew Herne; Glenn Hickey; Ben Jamieson; Andrew Jones; Andrew Kelly; Greg Knowles; Drew Lake; Adam Logan; Ryan Marlow; Darren McInerney; Matthew Sambuco; Hayden Smith; Mitchell Walkerden; John Westlake The lads came together this year with a foundation from last years B1 team and a few fresh faces to sparkle up the lineup. The team consisted of enough experience to keep the young fellas in line and plenty of youthful exuberance to ensure the old blokes were kept on their toes. We were confident coming into the season but got off to somewhat of an unsure start, with the first three matches consisting of umpiring duty, a wash out and an absolute trouncing at the hands of Heathcote. It wasn’t until round 4 against Caringbah that the boys really kicked into gear, posting such a fine total that Lakey saw fit to introduce A. Dow into the bowling attack (an over that was quickly dispatched to all parts, but may have resulted in a wicket had Knowlesy not made an absolute meal of a catch on the fence). From here on in the boys really started to hit their straps, going undefeated until our second meeting with Heathcote, which saw us fairly convincingly beaten for a second time. Following this round we were sitting pretty at the top of the table with only two losses, both to a Heathcote side who were sitting last and had not managed to beat a single other team all season. A few more wins saw us clear out in front with two games to play and assured of a finals berth, the only question being, could we hold on for the minor premiership with Bangor (running 3 rd ) and Como (running 2 nd ) still to play? Bangor managed to put one over us, not least due to the infinite wisdom of a nameless black and white that saw us bowling on a Gwawley North track that looked more akin to the domain of Grant Hackett than that of Ricky Ponting. Thus coming into the final match of the regulation season we were 5 points clear of Como but holding a significant advantage in terms of quotient. In order for them to steal the minor premiership off us, Como would have to give us an absolute shellacking. Around two hours into the first days play however we were bundled out for a measly 42 and all of a sudden things weren’t looking quite so rosy. Time for the bowlers to step up, and step up they did. Although Como did manage to surpass our score, we were able to knock them over for 49, bringing to a close what will surely go down in history as one of the poorest overall days of batting (or greatest displays of bowling, depending on how you look at it) in our great sport. A total of 90 runs scored for the loss of 20 wickets! Returning for week 2 we simply needed to bat out the day to ensure the minor premiership, no mean feat given the events of the previous week, but something we managed to achieve, thus seeing us finish top of the table at the conclusion of the regular season and automatically qualifying for the grand final. There was not a great deal of concern as to who we met in the grand final out of Como and Bangor, having gone one each way against both sides during the regular season. Deep down I think we were all just quietly glad that Heathcote were out of the picture. As it turned out Como managed to sneak through due to some inclement weather, setting up a much-anticipated rematch of the previous seasons B1 grand final. Come grand final day and Lakey won the toss…again! A change in tactics saw us throw Como in, a move that appeared to catch the opposition off guard. Immediately the boys were all over them. Logan and Lake steaming in, lads throwing themselves left, right and centre in the field and Hickey snaffling a beauty in the gully. Como were in all sorts at 4/4. A few minor partnerships started to form as some of the middle order players dug in, however the introduction of Hickey and Bucco into the attack continued the relentless bowling performance and saw us head to drinks with Como at 8/62. Hicks picked up another quick one after drinks and the innings was all but over. Unfortunately the last wicket managed to get a few lucky thwacks away and pushed the total up to 96 before Bucco shattered
57 the timberwork once more, leaving us with 93 to chase (David Simon Coady will however inform you that it was the threatened introduction of his express heat in the following over that drove the last batsman to destruction). All in all a top bowling performance and the boys left with figures of: Lake; 2- 18, Logan; 2-11, Hikey; 2-26, Sambuco; 4-27 & Westlake; 0-7. Our openers strolled to the crease with around 1.5 hours left in the day and the entire team confident that we had the batting to chase down the 93 required. We were off to a solid start with both openers looking good when a questionable piece of running between wickets saw Hicks heading back to the pavilion. Bucco fell not long later bringing Marlow and Birdy to the crease. Once again both boys were looking very comfortable and moved the score along to 2/32 with stumps fast approaching. Unfortunately the final 15 minutes prior to stumps saw us lose Birdy, Marlow and Dowy in quick succession and left us in a precarious position, requiring 59 for victory with 5 wickets in hand at the end of the days play. Following a restless nights sleep we returned to the ground determined to chase down the total required for victory. Herney and Jamo started off solidly, batting for over an hour and taking some sting out of the Como opening bowlers. Scoring was slow but the total was getting gradually closer. Herney fell bringing Drew Lake to the crease and Jamo departed a few overs later to make way for Coady. Coads played a few lovely cover drives before going for one too many and getting caught, bringing Johnny Westlake to the crease. Having averaged over 100 against Como during the season we were confident Johnny could get us over the line. Unfortunately however another piece of questionable running saw the second run out of the innings and Johnny was on his way, bringing number 11 and batsman extraordinaire Adam Logan out to face the music. All the while Lakey had been slowly chipping away at the total from the other end. A few ‘quick’ singles were run before Drew made a decision, it was time to go! With the agro left arm opening quick still steaming in and 21 required for victory, Drew faced up, producing a magical over that went . 6 6 . 6 4, 22 runs off the over to clinch the game sending the lads vaulting the fence and producing an inordinate amount of high 5’s. Lakey had done it, a man of the match performance and truly a captain’s knock. A great season had been had regardless of the result, though it was extremely satisfying to come away with both the minor premiership and premiership. With no standout individuals, the success of the season had relied on a true team effort all year. Every player had contributed either with the bat or ball (or both.) Finally a special mention to the boys who filled in for us at various stages throughout the season; Tim Berry, Jordan Dow, Greg Knowles, Hayden Smith, & Ryan Mutch. Thanks for the assistance and your performances were superb!
Andrew Jones
B1 Report Players: Brett Adams; Lee Bailey; Gregory Betts; Paul Bremner; Lesi Du; Dean Fenner; Wade Horsnell; Beau Knowles; Craig McMurdo; Peter McMurdo; Ryan Salakas; Stuart Slack; James Stone; Shailish Vaidya; Matthew Wackwitz; Spencer White; Jonathon Wright
B3 Report Players: Dylan Andrews; Matthew Barnes; Michael Daly; Corey Davis; Mitchell Davis; Mitchell Durie; Matthew Healey; Brennan James; Andrew Kelaher; Dane Logan; Neil McKinnon; Nathan McNamara; Graham Price; Michael Risby; Andrew Watts Well after completely dominating the 1 st half of the season and taking the piss out of every other team in the comp by giving everyone a bowl, opening the batting with tail enders and reversing the batting order every game, we lost a few players around the xmas/ new year period and lost 3 games on the trot, and that was enough for us to see us miss the semi’s by 1 point. Bit disappointing way to finish the season as we let another season go to waste. Anyway it was a mostly fun season and I was very surprised to see us go up 2 grades with a team that was weaker than last season’s team but good on the boys to pull through and prove me wrong. We should all be proud of our own efforts as well as those of our team mates. And a special mention must go to our team mascot who after an off field altercation with a team mate he managed to pull through his surgery and get back on his feet the following week. Top season lad’s and I hope to see you all back next year ready to go. P.S. Perhaps we should start training and actually take it seriously. We might win something that way!
58 Players: Mat ‘BARNSEY’ Barnes. Excellent opening bowler who bowled mainly in swingers but also has a wicked slower ball. Ended up with a good fistful of wickets and also opened the batting for us. Carried the bat against St. Pats scoring 126* from 45 overs. He backed that up by scoring 128 off 24 overs the next game. Special Skills....Useless sledges, wicked slower balls and cooks a mean ‘julienne carrot’. Season Highlights....Back to back centuries and a slower ball that hit the clouds returned to earth and then hit the batsmen plumb in front. Dane ‘FLASH’ Logan. Brilliant opening bat and mathematical genius and he was always good for coming up with the run rate required for the opposition within a split second! Scored a brilliant 88 in the wonderful opening partnership with BARNESY. Special Skills....’Walking’ towards the sheds when he’s not even out, switching bats every 4 overs and always using the line “I’m a uni student I have no money” Season highlights....Trying on numerous occasions to get himself out against St. Pats, even walking off the ground when he assumed he’d been stumped only to find the keeper completely stuff up and also running two 3’s in the one game. Brennan ‘CHURCH’ James. Good handy left handed batsman and very good in the field with safe hands and a bullet arm. Usually bowled 1 st change and did a top job taking many wickets. Possibly trained by Dougie Walters himself I don’t remember CHURCH playing a game sober. Special Skills.... Bullet arm in the field, chirpy sledger and potential to take the town drunk title of DALY. Season Highlights.... Took a one handed screamer at gully against Caringbah Inn and able to cut a ball a mile off the seam. Corey ‘CORZA’ Davis . Fast opening outswing bowler he took 26 wickets with a very low average and bowled 24 maidens for the season. Had a very safe pair of ‘crocodile hands’ in the field. Didn’t do much diving around in the field, I think his mum might of killed him if he got his whites dirty. Special Skills.... Changing the field much to the captain’s disgust, his brilliant crocodile hands and the ability to never get his whites dirty. Season Highlights.... Back chatting to Caringbah and then smashing albino down the ground. Andrew ‘ANDY’ Kelaher . First season of cricket this year for Andy and he turned out to be a handy player. Took some brilliant catches at the start of the season and used his body well to stop balls in the field. Deceivingly quick across the ground and cut off a lot of runs throughout the year. Special Skills.... Taking a battering and defending his wicket well against fast bowlers. (Still got the bruises to prove it) and goes alright on the poker machines. Season Highlight.... Taking 2 absolute screamers in the field and also not rubbing his bruises in front of the opposition. Mick ‘DALY’ Daly . Had a tough year breaking his thumb in the 1 st game and missed the 1 st half of the season. On the upside he got to sledge us from the sidelines and drink the esky’s dry each week. Top run scorer for 2010 and took some handy wickets with his (cough) ‘medium’ pacers. Special Skills.... Getting drunk and telling us how good he is at batting and moonlighting with a 2 nd job as a ‘beer whisperer’. He claims to be able to ‘tame’ any beer! Season Highlights.... Drinking 18 beers in 4 hours whilst the rest of the team ran their gut’s out in the field, and performing life saving surgery on our team mascot. Nathan ‘NATH’ McNamara . First season of cricket in a decade and fitted in very well after his 85 in the 1 st game. Took the keeper’s gloves after game 3 and excelled with 14 catches and 3 stumpings. Who’d of thought that a bloke as tall as the stumps would be such a good keeper? Also bowled some good left arm in swingers. Special Skills.... Reverse parking a trailer with a boat on it and smashing our team mascot for 6. Season Highlights.... A top 60odd against Miranda RSL to single handily save us from an embarrassing batting collapse and buying a set of whites that actually fitted.
59 Matthew ‘HEALS’ Healey . Consistently our best batsman for the past few season’s, his ability to not get out once again saved us in a few games. Managed to get himself out when he wasn’t out and then un-get himself out within a couple of seconds. Bowled well but unable to get any wickets. Unluckily he had quite a few dropped catches off his bowling. Special Skills.... He says he’s a good listener who likes long walks on the beach and shows good form with the stubbies after the game. Season Highlight.... Smashing cover drive at Oyster Bay and walking when given not out. Neil ‘NEIL’ McKinnon . 1 st season in outdoor cricket after playing indoor and the old fella did well to do as much running as he did. Had an uncanny knack of taking 1 handed screamers in the field but dropping sitters and used his body as a speed hump to stop runs in the field. Pretty handy with a beer in his hand after the games also. Special Skills.... Making 1 handed catches look easy, stopping balls with his shins and clearing sewers with a tooth pick. Season Highlights.... A brilliant 1 handed catch at Gwawley bay along with a top innings whilst opening the batting on a wet pitch against some great bowling. Michael ‘FRISBY’ Risby . 1 st season with the team and after a slow start with the bat put some good runs on the board in the 2 nd half of the year. Also a handy medium pace bowler who after his 1 st few throws from the boundary only made it 5 metres in front of him his arm developed into a pretty strong arm by season’s end after he confessed to doing weights with full schooner glasses up Engadine pub most nights of the week. Special Skills.... Not turning up to games because of self induced sickness and he also works as a mobile chemist in his spare time. Season Highlights.... Brilliant innings against Miranda RSL and showing up to a game fully sober. Andrew ‘VVS’ Watts. Started the season on fire with his maiden century. A brilliant 105 with the 2 nd 50 coming off 16 balls. Took a couple of good catches and a lot of good sledges aimed towards him from his team mates. Very good at playing pull shots to balls which should have been cut and played square on drives to balls that should of been smashed through the covers. Special Skills.... The ability to break every bat he ‘borrowed’ off his team mates and also weasel his way out of bowling by claiming that he has a bad foot and can’t run. Seasons Highlights.... His brilliant century and his extra flexible rubber wrists. Graeme ‘LEBROY’ Price . Didn’t get much of a run this season due to his weekend ‘detention’ but when he did get released he made the most of it by scoring a 4 and a 1. Pretty fit and athletic for an old codger and didn’t mind diving around. Not too bad on the stubbies post game but didn’t many chances to show his true skills. Special Skills.... Pretty handy with a sewing machine apparently and did a good job portraying the Phantom as we never saw him. Season Highlights.... Showing up for 1 game and then showing up for another game 4 months later. Mitchell ‘MAD’ Davis . Took a few wickets but not much good with the bat except for top edging one into his chin and splitting it open and the dragging it back onto his stumps all in the one motion. However did a brilliant job of turning his whites to browns from continuous unnecessary diving around on the ground. Where he really excelled was the continual supply of post game refreshments even when DALY was injured and drinking an esky by himself. Special Skills.... Pointless diving around (must be from his soccer days), keeping Napisan in business and stinging the keepers hands with his Shoaib Akhtar like ‘bowling’ action and pace. Seasons Highlights.... Tormenting batsmen and getting a certain player from Miranda RSL out with a bouncer!
Mitchell Davis
60 B5 Report Players: Troy Abbott; Blake Cole; Stuart Dibb; Dean Griffith; Chris Jackson; Mitchell Lucock; Stewart Lumsden; Timothy Mall; Kurt Marsh; Chris Moreland; Chris Nelson; Mitchell O`Reilly; Timothy Russell; Jonathon Ward; Leighton Wright It seemed as though we didn’t play that much cricket this season and looking back we didn’t. With a team pulling out in the second round it left us another round playing no cricket. Add the umpiring rounds and two weekends that were rained and we hardly got a good run on. In saying that the games we did play were great games of cricket. This season produced some unbelievable performances from some of the less experienced cricketers. Blake some how became one of the top batters this season, smashing his way to some great knock, the best being his 88 at Boystown. Leighton also batted at a higher standard this season and was good to see these boys becoming more comfortable at the crease. Chris Moreland was again the steady head at the top of the order punching out some good scores to get the batting award. Timmy Mall, Fridge, Tim R, Jono and Stew all had good innings this season with the bat. The debut season of Kurt Marsh saw him rolling batters with his roller. His five wicket hall has to be his greatest performance to date. Boat and O’Reilly had a solid season giving there all. The return of Mitch Lucock from a 13 year absence added some class to the lower order. Jacko was unfortunate with injury and then travelling overseas. Dibby did his bit as usual saving us in many situations with his class. Deano improved this season with the ball throwing down some great spells. Congratulations to Moreland for the batting award and Timmy R for the bowling award. Thanks to all the boys that filled in for us this season hopefully next season we can get that grand final win. Hope to see you all next season Tim Russell - Captain
B6 Report
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The Players Owen Berry: A late rego , played only 3 games, batted only once for a 0no & took 2/27 off 5 overs. Tim Berry: Re-registered from the A2`s due to a player shortage at Xmas time. Tim is one of the “Up & coming stars” of the 14A team. He batted twice for 7 runs took 2 wkts @ 6 off 4.2overs. Tim was so KEEN to play for us he has requested he be a permanent member of the Team next season & he will be most welcome. Lance Birkett: (Birko) Lance was our most consistent batsman & is a genuine all-rounder amassing 349 runs @ 43.63(2x ½ tons 74,& 52no). He took 19wkts (plus 3 in the S/final) @14.11 & 3 catches in a very solid season. Paul Dixon: (Dicko Snr) Paul D was the Teams “Rock of Gibraltar” with his 3 No’s in the 6 inns he had with 109 runs @ 36.33 & took 8wkts @ 23.88, 3 catches & 1 runout. Sam Dixon: (Dicko Jnr) Sam didn’t get to bat that often(5 runs @ 5 avge), he took 10wkts @ 17.8, had 2 catches & a couple of run outs when he played. Hope he plays more next season! Jaryd Duncan: (Boofhead) The “Star Batsman” from last season, who scored 85no in the 1 st game of 2009/10 & looked like he was going “to do it all again”, but unfortunately he had a serious accident after Rd1 (virtually broke his neck) & the Team really missed his input for the season. He has the “All Clear” for next season. The Team also appreciated his moral support at every game. Judy will be glad he is playing next season, instead of breathing down her neck in those close games, as he does. Jordan Duncan: (Junior) For one so young Jordan shows tremendous potential as a “Genuine All rounder”. Junior was the Teams most prolific bowler with 30 wkts @ 9.43(plus 3 in the S/final). He scored 195 runs @ 21.67(86 top score), took 5 catches with a couple of run outs to boot. Peter Duncan: (The Cougar) The Cougar was used as a back-up ‘keeper in 3 games & for a bloke who can hardly walk, he did a fantastic job, taking a couple of catches & a stumping. He scored 28 runs @ 14 avge. The support he gave the Team was really appreciated (when he wasn’t at the TAB).
61 Cameron Laird: (Cam) Only played in the 1 st 2 games & didn’t get to bat. Cam went overseas & was missed for the rest of the season. We hope he is OK & not in some Sth American prison! Allan Lofthouse : (Lofty) Lofty played in 7 games, batted twice for no runs, didn’t bowl & took no catches. Seems like he was only a passenger, but he did enjoy himself, even if some of the Team “ragged” him about his constant reminders about the “Laws of Cricket” etc. That’s what Managers do, isn’t it? Paul Marsh: (Marshy) The Team’s Sponsor & all round steadying influence on the Team. He only got to bat twice for 5 runs/no avge & took 1 wkt @ 25. Marshy did have the figures of .1 overs, 1 for 0 in 1 game. Tim Martin: (Timmy) Tim was another who didn’t let the Team down, being available for all 12 games. He scored 68 runs @ 8.5 avge & took 3 valuable catches. The “Quiet Man” of the Team, who just does his job without too much fuss. Timmy “took one for the Team” in Rd14, getting hit in the protector, OUCH! Why does everyone else laugh when that happens? Then Jaryd tried to “kill him” by hitting the cricket ball into the back of his head whilst warming up for the S/final. He’s a TOUGH NUT to crack, our Tim. Ian Mitchell : (Mitcho) The Teams 1 st choice ‘keeper with 7 catches & 1 stumping. Ian was also a stand-in opening bat in a couple of games. Ian scored 206 runs @ 41.20 avge (70no top score) & was a capable support to Matt in setting the fields in the games that he played. Kurt Mitchell : (Kurtles) Kurt was, to all intents & purposes, the most accurate opening bowler in the competition, however, his figures of 21 wkts @ 11.90 didn’t reflect this. Kurt took a HAT-TRICK in his best of 6-23 against Miranda Magpies in Rd.4. 14 of his 21 wickets were “clean bowled”& there were numerous occasions where he could have had LBW`s, but was turned down. (Kurt took 2 more wkts in the S/final). Kurt’s 7 runs @1.75 is not a reflection of how he can bat, his “sweep shots” are pretty to watch. He also took 4 catches, 2 in the slips, which was a surprise. Steve Robertson : (Robbo) Robbo scored 166 runs @ 20.75 (71 top score) & was used as an opening bat & down the order. He got some very contentious LBW decisions during the season that managed to curtail his scoring at crucial times. Robbo's bowling was also very handy as both a medium pacer & spin bowler when needed. The 7 wkts @ 17.29 were all very important top order batsmen & helped in achieving the victory when needed. Jon Rout : (Jonno) Jonno (the showerhead man) returned to the Team after a few years absence & was once again an important cog in the Team. His 77 runs @ 12.83 may not appear to be much, but he only had 6 innings & his ability to score quickly was a great help in the matter of things. Jon’s 6 wickets @ 23.83 was also of great help to the Team. He also took 2 catches & his aggression, while under control, was great for the Team’s moral. Matt Russell : (Matty/Skipper) The trusty Skipper, who needs to believe in himself a bit more, was once again a driving force for the Team. Opening the batting, Matt achieved 274 runs @ 24.91 (a bit down by his reckoning) with a “Team Top Score” of 121 (Rd.11) & 73 (Rd.14) & 10 catches in the field, showing that he led the Team by example. The Team would not have got to 3 rd place without Matt’s influence & leadership. It is an extremely difficult task, but he managed to do the job in a spectacular fashion. Bill Ziegler : (Ziggy) Bill only played in 3 games this season for 1 run @ 1. I am sure if he plays more games next year, he can contribute to the Team with a lot better input. Greg Ings : Greg played 1 game for the B6`s (he is the B7 Captain) & in that game he was able to score 21 runs & took 1 for 4 off 3.2 overs in the demolition of Bangor Tavern in Rd.12. A big thanks to Greg for helping us out in that game. Judy Lofthouse : (Mrs. Lofty) The Team’s faithful scorer, who is also a steadying influence on the Team & although she is sometimes a bit unsure of the “Laws of Cricket” she acts as a “Mother Figure” to the Team. There is never any doubt that the scorebook is incorrect & the Official Umpires always respect the correctness of the scores. Katie Lofthouse : (Little Lofty) Our assistant scorer, kit steward, drinks runner & all round “dog’s body” whose team support is much appreciated by all & sundry in the Team.
The Dragons, having finished 2 nd in 2009 were graded 1 up from the B7`s to the B6`s. The lads were confident that they could handle the rise & were looking forward to the challenge. The season began with a very smart win against Illawong with the Dragons only losing 4 wickets in amassing the required total & having them AO. This set the trend for the season, whereby the B6 62 Dragons were able to bowl out the opposition teams in 10 of the 12 competition games & themselves were only dismissed “All Out” on only 3 occasions. It was interesting to note that in the 2 games we failed to gain the 10 wickets, the Dragons lost & in 2 of the 3 games the Dragons were “AO” there were losses. The extremely good “Quotient/1.801” was part of the reason that they were still in contention at the end of the season, as, with 5 teams still trying for the “top 3” spots going into the last round, this B6 comp was by far the closest comp in the Association’s 13 grades. The Dragons managed to finish 3 rd (71 pts) after the other 2 games in Rd.14 ended up with “Outright Results” that saw CIS & Bangor Tavern go to 1 st & 2 nd respectively. There is one point that maybe the reason for the batsmen not performing to their best in the Semi Final. The bowlers were in good “Match Practice” having taken 115 of the possible 120 1 st innings wickets, thus them gaining all 10 of Bangor Tavern’s wickets in the Semi. However, the batsmen having been only dismissed a total of 71 times in the 12 games, this meant that the tail end batsmen were not getting enough batting practice & when it was needed in the Semi Final, they came up short. All jokes aside, it was a disappointing end to a really good season. The Team appreciated the support shown by Pita (Matty's girlfriend), Jenny & Jessica (Robbo’s family) Cathy & Col (Tim’s Mum & Dad) & anyone else that we have forgotten when they attended our games (they know who they are). To sum up, it is expected that all or most of the Team will return for another season in 2010/11 & can continue the successes of the past 4 seasons regardless of what grade they are given.
Allan Lofthouse - Manager
B7 Report Players: James Andrew; Dale Bates; Jason Gilmore; Greg Ings; Colin Kidd; Mark Kidd; David McMillan; Ryan Mutch; Mitchell Peacock; Chris Reeves; Trent Rogerson-Lambert; Tom Teuma; James Wood Well...... We did well this year winning our fair share of games, unfortunately also losing a few crucial ones but oh well. We rarely had a full side with people being sick, drinking, races, and so on. In hindsight probably should/could have won the comp but with the lack of players at the crucial times made it a bit difficult for ourselves, so well done boys good season. Highlights: Jamie's century in round 2, Dale getting two 5 wicket hauls and three or four 4 wickets hauls. Losing outright in half a day good achievement, Dale not taking a catch all year. Chris getting 150 runs more than anyone else and batted half the amount of times. All in all a good season well done and see you next year. Greg Ings
B8 Report Players: Tristan Charles; Peter Cox; Ben Dwarshuis; Jeff Fiess; Bradley Ford; Nigel Garton; Brendon Horsnell; Robert Knight; Cameron Lane; Ben Latham; Daniel Latham; Martin McKenzie; Zac McPhillips; Darren Mexsom; Peter O`Reilly; Gavin Priestly; Matt Reynolds; Akkbar Samnani; Michael Smith; Mark Varley; Mason Whitaker Another good season with an unfortunate end…. I guess we just aren’t any good! A few positives came out of the season, they were....1.We didn’t come last. 2. Peter O’Reilly had another stellar year opening the batting, amassing 87 runs at an amazing average of 10.88 and last but not least Jeffrey Fiess managed the amazing feat of taking 4 wickets at a paltry 29.50! Thanks to all of the extra’s we had this year….no not the sundries from Cougs but the plenty of spare players we had to draw on. Well done team, below are the player profiles for the back of the stimorol cards. Mark Varley: Did well with 34 wickets @ 10.29 and a maiden test century. Managed to score 47 runs for the season outside that ton but well done all the same mate. There is a lot more that can be written like Semi Final figures and all that garbage but I can’t waste too much paper and ink on a Pom! See ya next visa. Michael Smith: Averaged almost 20 with the bat….didn’t stop him from getting a duck in the semi but well done anyway mate. Very sharp with the gloves this year, taking plenty of catches from a world class pace + swing attack.
63 Akkbar Samnani: Bobby took a couple of wickets and scored a few runs, often when we really needed them. Probably as intense as Harbajhan Singh and as technically correct as Sachin Tendulkar, Bobby is most definitely the best player to come out of India this decade. Name your price mate. Gavin Priestly: Gav didn’t play that many games but many would rate him highly….those people were Fiess, Bobby and Gav himself. Peter O’Reilly: Here is where I almost choke up with tears, one of the stalwarts of Australian cricket. The question has been arising for many years….Retirement? Will he? Won’t he? Why hasn’t he?.....Well, without any coercion or invitation, Peter ‘Mr. Sheffield’ O’Reilly had another season with the EDCC. Opening the batting and scoring 87 at 10.88 with a top score of 24 (not out, mind you) and also bagging 9 wickets at 20.22 made for probably his best season on record. Forget Centuries and 5fa’s, Pete gets ducks, 3’s and 4’s, None fa’s and 1 fa’s. Peter drops catches and dives over the top of the ball in style. His elegance and grace between the wicket and across the playing fields of the Shire will be sorely missed when this true champion finally hangs up his teeth. Pete, Thank you….and when the question arises once again next season, Please don’t risk having one season too many and destroying the stellar stats that you provided this year. Darren Mexsom: Could have been a huge season for Mexy this year, definitely improving with the bat…. But it wasn’t, he was no good again. Martin McKenzie: Queenslander….Worse than a Pom. Went alright….Na..I can’t do it! Go the Blues! Daniel Latham: Was good with the ball and came home strong with the bat, Dan was a fairly good player but was clearly upstaged by his little brother which scarred him. Good luck mending those wounds bud….Chin up. Ben Latham: This knock-about, talkative young bloke was often the centre of attention. Benny scored plenty of runs at 32.11 and even got a few wickets to surprise everyone. Helped his brother through a tough time, good on ya mate. Nigel Garton: Nige made up the numbers this year….just not on the scoreboard, Nige batted 8 times for us this year for minus 5 runs (hit the helmet). His scores were 0 0 0 0 0 -5 0 0. The last one he lasted 2 deliveries, well done Nigel. Jeff Fiess: Showed great mental strength on the field which helped him score a few runs and take a cuppla wickets. Well done Jeffrey, we are behind you…..so to speak. Robert Knight: Once again, this classy batsman managed to terrorise opposition attacks. With 840 runs at an average of 210 and a highest score of 372n.o, this obviously wasn’t one of Rob’s best seasons, but it still was better than anyone else in the comp. To complement his unbelievable batting performances, Rob was again amazing with the ball, taking 114 wickets at 0.64. Great season Rob, we all love you and admire your sheer brilliance. Rob Knight - B8 Captain
B9 Report Players: Clinton Allen; Michael Bedford; Julian Breen; Anthony Crisafulli; Jordan Day; Ryan Emerson; Dean McMillan; Daniel Nair; Bradley Price; Alex Sambuco; Daniel Tench; Matthew Terni; John Watson This was the second year for the boys to play together as a team, with some new star signings though John Watson and Alex Sambuco. The boys did well all year finishing in fifth and unlucky not to finish 2nd with just a few points in it between the top 5. In the end great all round season from the boys, and let’s see if we can do better next year. Clinton Allen - Clinton was a great contributor to the team, taking charge with the wicket-keeping and was handy with the bat. Always alert behind the stumps and scored great runs when needed most. Michael Bedford - Another great effort from a keen cricketer. Michael scored runs off the bat including lots of half centuries and quick scoring from the first half of the season. Great batting performance all season round. Julian Breen - Julian loves his cricket and is always keen to support the boys. Julian batted well and bowled well to keep the opposition to low scores. Good at every position and enthusiastic in the field supporting the boys when they miss-fielded. Anthony Crisafulli - This year surprised everyone with getting 28 wickets for the season and got those wickets when needed the most. Great performance all season with the ball.
64 Ryan Emerson - Ryan came through in the middle of the year looking great to be back in cricket and keen to score some more big totals. But through his innings he surprised how well he could see the ball. Great performances in the field too. Jordan Day - Jordan another fine team player showed some extraordinary catches through the season with a remarkable catch in the final rounds of the season. For his first year he showed some talent with bat as well. Dean McMillan - Dean was our opening bowler and managed to take his share of wickets. Dean was also a fine batsman scoring runs that flew past the fielders with ease. Great all season round for Dean. He also gave a few bowling tips to the rest of the bowlers. John Watson - John was our bowling attack showing that he could put the ball into the stumps without the batter knowing the ball had went past him. He also improved as the season went on showing also he can bat well holding the bottom order with ease even out scoring the top order batsmen in quite a lot of games. Daniel Nair - Another fine teams man, handy with the ball and great in the field. Dan also kept up with our leading wicket taker Anthony; also taking a whopping 24 wickets. Dan was very economic with his bowling. Bradley Price - Brad was a fine batsman this year scoring his fair share of runs throughout the season also when he was able to fill in as a bowler he took vital wickets and showed the other bowlers how to do it. Well done Brad! Daniel Tench - Daniel was our Captain and led his warriors to some very good wins and a few close losses. Daniel was one of our many opening batters scoring his fair share of the runs when needed. He also filled in with his bowling. Matthew Terni - Second year of cricket for Terni. He showed many more skills than his first season showing that he has come along way. Terni had a few injuries this year, but when he played he filled in with some runs on the board and took some vital catches. Alex Sambuco - Alex was our opening batsmen for the season, scoring big sixes and big totals when he wanted to. Good season for Alex to help our team out when needed at the top of the order.
C1 Report Players: Evan Bartlett; Gary Briton; Anthony Campey; Andrew Ferguson; Stuart Ferguson; Allan Furlong; Gary Furlong; William Goodman; Jim Grey; Alan Jenkins; Nick Knight; Shane McDonald; Trevor McGuire; John Mifsud; Gregory Richards; Craig Sheehy; John Sheehy; Ian Squire; Bradley Sutherland A team of debutants for the club and each player had a tremendously enjoyable season. Not knowing what to expect the players all put in for each other and we enjoyed a wave of momentum after Christmas winning 6 matches in a row to secure a place in the Final. Some teams were dominated by our bowling attack and some teams couldn’t break the batting line up. A price was put on every run our opposition had to get. Here is a summary of each player’s season: Evan Bartlett: He only played two matches before a fractured foot dampened his season. Took a wicket and bowled good line and length in his spells. Gary Briton: Gary tested all batsmen all summer with his fast bowling. He was unlucky not to have taken more wickets with shots dropping just short or going between two fieldsmen fielding close together. Probably bowled too quick for many batsmen to even see his bowling. Gary took 19 wickets with a best of 5 for 41 against Illawong. Tony Campey: He played the game hard and always fair and respected quality opposition. Tony began the season with 96 and a hat trick on debut the same day. His accurate bowling enabled 41 wickets and another five in the finals. On six occasions he took five wickets or more in an innings. Tony was always the first to arrive at the nets for training and scored 478 runs with four 50s and a century. A valuable member of the team, well liked and respected by his team mates. His encouragement and support of his team mates was well accepted and appreciated by all. A nomination for Senior Club Player of the Year. Stuart Ferguson: Opened the bowling for the team with great control and a nice outswinger. Took four wickets in the three matches he played. Stuart scored an entertaining and quick 24 against Loftus and a nice 15 against Bangor a week later. A well liked member of the team. 65 Allan Furlong: A member of the team’s brains trust, Al took pride in his performance and put a price on his wicket. Allan threw himself around at cover or mid wicket and took many spectacular and valuable catches. Al took three wickets in the summer and will be bowled more next summer. His regular attendance throughout the summer was appreciated and needed. Gary Furlong: The corner stone of the team. For the better of the team he took the responsibility of opening the batting. Gary scored 145 valuable runs seeing off the new ball to protect the middle order. Gary always put a valuable price on his wicket and top scored with 33 not out. He probably would have scored fifty that day if the captain did not declare on him! Gary was the team manager and his organisation and communication enabled a team to be fielded each week. Another member of the team’s brains trust and he was always the last to leave the ground, only after team refreshments were finished. Gary had the respect of each member of the team and he ensured team morale and camaraderie was always positive. Bill Goodman: He increased the average age of the team but he mesmerised batsman with the flight and subtleties of his left arm spin bowling. Bill took 10 wickets, including a best of 4 for 4 in an outright win against Illawong. He was the player everyone admired in the field and he dived on many shots putting his body on the line to save runs. Allan Jenkins: Allan was a very popular member of the team. He always encouraged his team mates and was happy to field wherever the team needed him. Al took a wicket and a catch this summer and finished the season with 12 runs. Nick Knight: Inswingers, outswingers it didn’t matter, he bowled whatever you requested. Nick never wasted a ball and took 12 wickets in the semi final and final and nearly got the team home in the final. Equally adept batting or bowling, Nick was a valuable member of the team and really fit into the team dynamics. Nick took a spectacular one handed diving catch running backwards from mid on and it’s one that will not be forgotten in a hurry. Another contributor to the special family atmosphere that was evident at the matches. Shane Macdonald: The most vocal fieldsman I have ever played with. Macca did a great job playing mind games with the opposition and encouraging his team mates. Macca was happy to play any role for the good of the team, batting high or low in the order or moving away from fielding at his specialist gully position. His wicket was a just reward and his catching was reliable. Shane finished the season with 67 runs. Trevor McGuire: T, Big T, Trev, Mr Johnson, what ever you wanted to call him he was not listening. Trev developed his spin bowling in the nets and carried it through in the middle. Trev took 16 wickets and a wicket in every spell he bowled. Trevor’s batting improved immensely this summer scoring consistent not outs and a 50 not out after Christmas. Trev took many spectacular catches and just to prove none of them were a fluke he also took simple catches, he was as safe as a bank. John Mifsud: Achieved three of the four goals set for the summer. Had the honour of being captain of the team and grateful for all the support given by all team mates. John was our other opener who provided the foundation for the team to build their innings on. A loyal captain to his team and the team mate you want to have out in the middle with you at all times. Scored 197 runs, took nine wickets and 10 catches and did I mention he has the best arm in the comp! Greg Richards: Viv became a valuable team member with safe hands and great wicket keeping. He took some great catches and stumpings. He didn’t have much to say but his actions were easily understood by his team mates. Viv’s commitment to the team was rewarded with a highest score of 55. He showed great commitment to the team, happy to come down to games to fill in as a sub fieldsman when the team needed his help. Craig Sheehy: Craig filled in admirably as a reluctant wicket keeper on some occasions and took some good catches in that position. As the summer went on Craig’s batting developed with consistent high scores. Craig scored 130 runs at an average of 21 and was the batsman who had the most big-batting partnerships for the team. John Sheehy: This guy can bat, bowl, wicket keep and field equally well. He was the club’s leading run scorer with 508 runs. One century and four fifties entertained his team mates throughout the summer. John took eight wickets and another four wickets in the semi final against Bosco. He got the team over the line for many vital wins this summer. The team still talks about the straight lofted drive over the clubhouse at Lakewood against Illawong and it was a pleasure to watch the 143 not out against Bangor. A nomination for Senior Club Player of the Year.
66 Ian Squire: Ian was always there for the team whenever required. He enjoyed the season with a fielding display in the semi final. Shared some last wicket partnerships with Allan J and achieved a highest score of eight runs. Brad Sutherland: Displayed good, all round talent in each match he played. He took three wickets and scored 27 runs. Brad batted in many positions in the line up happy to play a role to support the team’s cause. A special mention to Gary Furlong, without his dedication and effort we would not have had a team this summer. His efforts continued throughout the season with emails, text messages, phone calls, organising training sessions and team meetings. Thanks mate! We are very appreciative of the fantastic support we received throughout the summer with wives, partners, children and grand children attending matches. Some players brought their sons, still in their whites from their morning cricket match, and they continued playing throughout the day on the other side of the boundary. It was very special seeing all of them play together while we were out in the middle. Thank you everybody. Next time we will get the last 10 runs for you. I will finish with two words: TEAM DYNAMICS!
John Mifsud
C2(1) Report Players: Jack Becker; Brendan Bolton; Dane Brockmann; Martin Brooks; Kierin Clements; Dale Cross; Cameron Dow; Cameron Frith; Ben Issa; David Kalatzis; Corey Koenig; Keegan Moore; Scott Mutch; Alexander Parker; Alex Teuma (capt) This was the first year of cricket for most the boys & being a rather successful one of that. The season started slow dropping the first two games that we didn't look like winning. It looked to be a long season, but the boys were able to win a few games in succession. But we dropped 1 to many games towards the back-end of the season just missing out on a semi-final spot. Finishing 4th we proved to be the better of the C2 sides! A special thanks to the Issa Family who became our fan-base for the entire season. Overall is was a good, entertaining and enjoyable year for all the boys and hoping to see everyone back again next year. Jack Becker - Jack was our opening bowler and 1 of the young guns, proving to be one of our better bowlers taking 19 wickets overall and could of been many more if he turned up more often. (Highlight for the season 82 runs) Brendan Bolton - This year was Brendan’s first year of cricket. Not letting us down Brendan became one of the top cricketers in the side and by far the most motivated sometimes too much - 'THERE SCARED OF ME' and the salmon became Brendan’s trademark. Overall a strong season being our team’s top bowler taking 28 wickets & towards the back end of the season getting some valuable runs with the bat. Congrats on the great seasons! (Highlight - 11 wickets in an innings, including a hat-trick) Dane Brockmann - Dane was a late entry into the squad and had a strong season. Starting the year on fire taking several catches in the field, slowly lost his touch in the field and became a handy batsman. Dane became the brick wall of the side blocking 99% of the time to make the game test match quality. Overall was a successful year! (Highlight- 48 runs in about 40 overs) Kierin Clements - Kierin didn’t see much cricket this year missing several games through injury breaking his toe twice. When Kierin was on the field instead of dropping things on his toes, he became the voice of the side with non-stop talk in the field and encouraging the boys. A quiet season but will surely improve the more games he plays. (Highlight- In slips and dropped a dead set sitter hitting him in the chest) Dale Cross - Dale has a technique with the bat making him devastating CHOPPING at anything coming his way. Dale towards the back end of the season found himself bowling more regularly and doing a good job. He was quick between wickets and was quick to attack the ball in the field taking 3 run-outs. A solid year overall! (Highlight - His 29 runs where he thought he could get a 50 and got run out the following week without facing a ball) Cameron Dow - Cameron was one of the more experienced boys this year. Maintained a good quality of cricket and was probably the quickest bowler in the side beating most of the batsman who he face with pace! Dowy proved to work well under pressure with Len giving it to him from the sideline about the lollipop bowling he produces; he always stepped up taking a haul in. A rather important part of the
67 team but was let down with the bat a bit doing all the hard work then throwing away a good start. Strong season! (Highlight - two 4 wicket hauls) Cameron Frith – Who’s Cameron Frith? Cameron was too busy worrying about his bike riding and therefore couldn't be bothered to turn up for most of the season. Get ya priorities right mate! More commitment and enthusiasm and you could become a decent cricketer. (Highlight - His hat & telling the side he has to work and was seen purchasing subway by one of the boys) Ben Issa - Ben was our vice captain this year. Another one of our young guns, Benny proved to be a good performer. Started the season keeping and was more likely to catch a cold then the ball dropping several chances. Benny not only proved to be a batsman but also a smart handy bowler for the side as well. Ben started slow with the bat but towards the back end of the season becoming our number #1 batsman scoring 284 runs for the season. A fantastic season! (Highlight - 91 runs getting done by the nervous 90's) David Kalatzis - Davo was new to cricket this year and was always giving it a 100%. He started the season with the bat strongly being one of the sloggers of the side. It was 6 or out for David and it slowly caught up with him losing his wicket early. If Mr Stick cricket worried about hitting the ball instead of missing it and practicing the same shot again straight after he would become a top quality player. A season under the belt will help David become successful. Top season! (Highlight- His massive six at Kingswood) Corey Koenig - Moved away half way through the season but was a keen and reliable player always making the effort. For his first year struggled a little bit but enjoyed it whilst doing it. Corey’s fielding improved throughout the season losing a few knee caps or 10 along the way. A real Team Player! (Highlight - In 7 innings not scoring a run for the season, but taking two wickets on his farewell game) Keegan Moore - Keegan was new to cricket this year but that didn’t stop him starting the season greatly and reminding us that he was the all-rounder of the side. This slowly changed and towards the end of the season Keegan found himself saying he was just the specialised fielder of the side. Keegan was probably our strongest trainer in the side from dirt balls to covering himself in sunscreen and running in with his undies to bowl the ball. More effort at training will turn out better for the long run and should show dramatically on the field. A could be talent! (Highlights - His going from all rounder to specialist fielder in the space of 4 weeks - taking the most catches coming into the final game) Scott Mutch - Scott was more the character of the side. Missing the first few games Scott joined us in rd 4. It’s believed this is when the side started to hit some form which was sparked by the man himself. Keeping for the side this year Scott or Haddz did a solid effort doing something Benny couldn't and actually catching them. Scott had the privilege of opening the batting and did so with a good attitude doing a great job scoring the usual 4 odd. Wasn't until the last game where we discovered that Scott had talent with the ball taking 3 wickets and found himself on a hat trick. Good season looking and forward to next year! (Highlight - On a Hat-trick last game, Him & Jack being best of friends) Alexander Parker - Alex was new to the cricketing scene and a good season of that. Alex tried 110% week in week out and it showed towards the end of the season becoming a strong and intelligent batsman. Quick between the wickets even though his box was too large and held it why running. Parker was one of the dangerous fielders of the side and always looked to be in the zone throwing the ball into the ground on several occasions. Few pointers - let go of the ball bit early bud! A solid season and will get better with years to come! (Highlight - 30n.o runs. Spotting Frip at Subway when he’s supposedly working) Alex Teuma - Alex captained the side this year and a successful year it was. When it came to the toss there wasn't once we didn't do what we wanted. Started the season strong scoring two 50's but towards the end of the season fell apart struggling with the bat. Became a solid performer with the ball as well. Was the real All-Rounder of the side at the end of the season. But fielding was a different story struggling kicking the ball for four and letting it go straight past!
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Players: Blake Duncum (capt); Tim Alimbakis; Pat Bird; Joshua Bogg; Scott Boyton; Mitch Cox; Luke Dennis; Ross Duncum; Sam Haynes; Stephen Haynes; Joe Kemp; James Loughran; Sam Murphy Substitutes: James Barnes; Lynden Brewer; Mitchell Dibb; Kurt McKinley This was the first year for everyone in men’s cricket and it was a difficult transition from juniors. Our highlight had to be an outright win in our first game against Caringbah Inn. This was set up by a very good innings from Blake Duncum of 77, some good bowling from Scott Boyton 4 for 5 and finished off by Sam Haynes with 49no. The team really struggled for most of the season, with the final results being WO-1; W1st -2; Draw -1. Batting was really a problem for the team, with the highest score for the season being 145, for a lot of players it was their first or second year of cricket. Bowling seemed to go quite well for most of the year, with some experience in the ranks. The highlights for the season included James Loughran 32no R2; James Barnes 68 R3; Luke Dennis 4 for 26 R4; Sam Haynes 4 for 30 & 51 R4; Sam Murphy 34 R5; Scott Boyton 6 for 48 R5; Blake Duncum 37R5; Ross Duncum 30 R6; Scott Boyton 27R6; Blake Duncum 40R6; Scott Boyton 30R8; Blake Duncum 50R8; Mitch Cox 5 for 14 R8; Pat Bird 8 for 11 & 28R9; Blake Duncum 33R10; James Loughran 5for 16 R12. Blake Duncum was the most successful batsmen for the year with 351 runs at an average of 27.0 and James Loughran the most successful bowler with 23 wickets at an average of 13.3. Blake took out the keeping award with 6 catches and Ross Duncum the fielding with 8 catches. A special mention must also go to our scorers for most of the season with John Loughran and Graham Boyton helping out on many occasions. Also a thank you to our umpires with Sam Haynes, James Loughran, Blake Duncum, Pat Bird and Scott Boyton helping when duty called. I think that despite the results for the season the boys really enjoyed each others company and had a good time even when times were tough. Ross Duncum
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Blake Barden 9 10 17 74 9.25 31 1 8 101 12.63 0 0 0 0 0 Jack Cassidy 10 11 18 67 6.7 30 2 9 98 10.89 1 1 0 0 0 Aiden Hickey 8 9 10 39 3.55 22 1 6 83 13.83 0 0 0 0 0 Reece Kelly 10 11 25 112 11.2 33 2 9 85 9.44 0 1 0 0 0 HarrisonLong 9 9 8 41 4.1 30 3 3 95 31.67 0 0 0 0 0 Jack Metcalfe 9 11 13 90 11.25 27 5 11 80 7.27 2 1 0 0 0 Lachlan Munro 10 11 14 56 5.09 27 0 1 99 99 0 0 0 0 0 Liam Shiagetz 9 9 14 77 12.83 30 0 7 104 14.86 2 1 0 0 0 Scott Wilkes 9 9 8 30 2.5 22 0 3 110 36.67 0 0 0 0 0
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes DylanAdams 1 1 2 20.67 2 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 Corey Alford 9 10 6 19 4.75 26 0 4 147 36.75 0 0 1 0 0 Mitchell Betts 10 10 7 33 3.67 31 0 5 116 23.2 0 2 0 0 0 Akash Biradar 10 10 16 61 10.17 35 1 15 100 6.67 0 1 0 0 0 Jayden Dennis 9 10 2 13 2.17 19 0 3 90 30 0 0 0 0 0 Ben Green 9 9 5 10 1 29 0 2 177 88.5 0 1 0 0 0 Brayden Johnston 10 12 8 50 8.33 38 0 6 143 23.83 0 0 0 0 0 Isaac Lemeki 10 11 4 24 4 34 0 4 163 40.75 0 0 0 0 0 Henri Savage 9 9 13 43 4.3 26 1 7 93 13.29 0 1 0 0 1
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes BlakeBarden 0 0 0 0 4 0 1 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan Barden 10 10 7 41 10.25 33 2 2 130 65 0 3 0 0 3 MitchellBetts 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 3 1.5 0 0 0 0 0 AkashBiradar 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 Jesse Campbell 10 10 5 17 1.06 31 1 6 153 25.5 0 1 0 0 0 Adam Findley 10 10 7 23 2.09 32 0 3 121 40.33 0 3 0 0 1 AustinFurlong 10 10 2 8 0.89 30 0 1 160 160 0 3 0 0 9 Daniel MacDonald 10 10 24 127 15.88 30 2 10 74 7.4 0 4 0 1 2 Beau McInerney 10 10 4 20 5 32 0 1 143 143 0 1 0 0 4 JoelParker 0 0 0 0 2 0 012 0 0 0 0 0 Luke Ritchie 10 10 24 96 12 33 2 8 90 11.25 1 5 0 0 0 Joshua Witts 10 10 5 24 2 33 3 4 137 34.25 0 4 0 0 2
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Gabrielle Barden 10 11 12 64 5.82 32 0 7 140 20 0 1 0 0 0 RebeccaHall 10 12 6 36 4.5 28 1 1 116 116 0 0 0 0 0 Mikayla Kelly 10 10 9 46 9.2 30 0 5 124 24.8 0 2 0 0 0 Rebekah Lee 8 9 19 92 13.14 28 1 5 93 18.6 0 3 0 0 0 Jemima Neaves-Morrissey 8 8 616 224 1 38428 0 0 0 0 0 Tarni Payne 10 11 3 17 1.55 25 0 0 127 0 0 0 1 0 Kelsey Riordan 9 9 7 29 2.9 25 1 5 86 17.2 0 1 0 0 0 Meghan Riordan 10 11 5 36 4.5 29 3 2 83 41.5 0 2 0 0 10 Emily Smith 9 9 14 50 25 28 2 10 67 6.7 1 7 0 0 0 Zoe Stephen 10 10 9 30 3.33 27 0 3 125 41.67 0 0 0 0 1
10A Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Max Batty 10 10 4 52x 136 22.67 28.4 5 8 67 8.38 2 0 0 0 18 BenjaminClarke 9 4 14x 5 1.67 38 3 9 112 12.44 3 0 0 0 0 Ryan Collins 9 6 3 11x 26 8.67 48.1 8 7 129 18.43 0 0 0 0 0 Dylan Croker 10 9 3 52x 274 45.67 48 13 7 102 14.57 3 4 1 0 3 Ben Gilbert 10 8 3 14x 59 11.8 38 5 8 96 12 1 1 0 0 0 Alexander Lee 9 8 0 47 193 24.13 39.2 9 4 97 24.25 2 3 2 0 5 JacobMifsud 1 1 0 5 5 5 3 0 1 11 11 0 1 0 0 0 Joshua Perritt 10 8 4 51 164 41 44.2 5 3 113 37.67 6 0 0 0 0 Nicholas Plunkett 10 6 2 12x 36 9 41 2 5 116 23.2 6 1 0 0 0 Caleb Rattery 9 7 1 4 10 1.67 33 2 2 101 50.5 0 1 0 0 0 AndrewRitchie 1 0 0 0 0 8 1 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Simpson 10 8 4 62 259 64.75 36.4 6 2 96 48 3 1 0 0 12 Joshua Smith 10 9 2 21 83 11.86 38 4 11 110 10 5 0 0 0 0 MarleySpring 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 5 2.5 1 0 0 0 0 Cameron Westlake 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 1 24 24 0 0 0 0 0
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes BlakeBarden 1 1 0 2 2 2 3 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 Harrison Blacker 9 8 2 8x 49 8.17 31 7 8 47 5.88 1 0 1 0 14 Seth Denning 7 6 0 20 42 7 30 2 5 70 14 1 0 0 0 5 JacksonHeffernan 8 7 1 8 21 3.5 32 6 5 92 18.4 0 1 0 0 2 Liam Heinz 9 8 2 14 55 9.17 29 2 4 104 26 0 2 1 0 5 ReeceKelly 1 1 10x 0 6 0 1 32 32 0 0 0 0 0 JamesMcCrohon 9 9 1 9 24 3 27 5 2 81 40.5 0 0 0 0 5 Jacob Mifsud 9 8 3 28x 109 21.8 28 4 6 93 15.5 5 1 0 0 6 Sean Molloy 8 8 2 20x 58 9.67 30 5 5 73 14.6 3 0 1 0 10 Jye Philip 9 8 4 18x 75 18.75 30 7 9 56 6.22 2 2 2 0 1 Andrew Ritchie 9 8 5 26x 125 41.67 34 8 9 55 6.11 1 6 1 0 7 LiamRoche 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rithik Sahay 8 7 3 13 32 8 28 4 4 62 15.5 5 1 0 0 10 Cameron Westlake 9 8 3 27x 100 20 26 5 4 40 10 2 1 2 0 13 10D
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Scott Armstrong 10 10 17 92 8.36 33 0 1 134 134 0 0 0 0 0 Joel Beatton 10 11 18 86 17.2 33 4 12 95 7.92 0 0 1 1 1 Cameron Bradley 10 10 21 55 13.75 30 0 4 110 27.5 0 0 0 0 1 Harrison Dunstan 10 10 11 35 3.5 31 1 4 140 35 0 0 0 0 1 BenjaminGersback 5 5 6 18 9 26 0 2 117 58.5 0 0 0 0 0 Joshua Gersback 9 9 13 55 13.75 26 1 2 93 46.5 0 1 0 0 0 Ben Grimison 10 13 22 122 11.09 28 7 13 75 5.77 2 3 0 0 0 Joshua Holt 10 10 15 62 7.75 30 6 7 91 13 0 0 1 0 0 Hunter Johnson 10 10 8 33 5.5 28 5 12 98 8.17 0 0 0 0 0 Jonah Newton 10 12 25 113 11.3 29 1 9 80 8.89 0 1 0 0 0 Daniel Travers 10 10 42 105 11.67 36 6 14 73 5.21 0 3 0 0 2 10E
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Jonty Beavan 10 11 9 37 4.63 32 3 3 103 34.33 0 0 0 0 6 Michael Beavan 10 10 10 35 5.83 31 2 3 99 33 0 0 0 0 3 ConorBrew 7 8 3 10 2.5 25 2 1 83 83 1 0 0 0 2 Jett Garland 10 10 11 49 16.33 27 1 1 89 89 0 1 0 0 1 Luke Goodman 10 11 6 22 3.67 33 3 10 88 8.8 1 2 0 0 7 Zachary Hughes 10 11 17 88 14.67 30 7 15 56 3.73 1 3 0 0 2 Lachlan Keough 10 11 12 45 9 35 1 3 127 42.33 0 2 0 0 3 Daniel Pascoe 10 11 14 66 13.2 33 2 10 78 7.8 1 6 0 0 0 DanielPickard 10 11 22 75 15 33 4 5 96 19.2 1 2 0 0 5 Liam Roche 10 12 12 84 9.33 31 2 10 98 9.8 2 3 0 0 8 Kye Russell 10 10 12 45 5 32 1 2 128 64 0 2 0 0 4
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Joshua Alford 9 11 18 96 7.38 33 3 7 81 11.57 1 5 1 0 0 Riley Coman 10 10 4 18 3 25 0 6 87 14.5 0 0 0 0 0 Nathan Hall 10 13 17 113 16.14 38 6 16 105 6.56 1 2 3 0 0 Spencer Lavender 9 9 8 24 2.18 28 0 3 125 41.67 0 0 0 0 0 Koby Spring 10 10 8 28 4 32 0 4 126 31.5 0 2 0 0 2 Marley Spring 10 13 26 152 30.4 34 1 9 100 11.11 1 2 0 0 0 Sean Stephen 10 10 14 89 12.71 33 2 8 91 11.38 0 2 0 0 0 Nicholas Tattersall 10 10 7 30 3.33 34 1 12 113 9.42 0 0 0 0 0 Luke Taylor 10 10 11 66 13.2 31 3 7 128 18.29 3 1 2 0 0 Luke Tripi 10 10 6 24 6 29 1 7 102 14.57 0 1 0 0 0 Samuel Tripi 10 10 10 26 3.25 28 0 10 119 11.9 0 1 0 0 0 12A
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Joel Almond 10 9 3 43 108 18 44 13 5 66 13.2 2 0 0 0 0 Adam Batty 10 7 3 52x 160 40 37 3 4 110 27.5 1 0 0 0 0 JoeyCox 9 8 0 20 68 8.5 6 2 1 13 13 0 0 5 3 45 Jack Dwarshuis 10 8 2 27 101 16.83 45.1 16 10 65 6.5 3 0 0 0 0 Joshua Johnston 10 8 3 65x 209 41.8 42 7 6 94 15.67 2 1 0 0 0 Jarrod Mazurkiewicz 9 8 1 50x 169 24.14 28.3 9 3 34 11.33 2 1 0 0 4 Luke Miller 9 7 2 64x 229 45.8 39.3 8 4 88 22 1 1 0 0 0 Dylan Smith 10 8 2 36x 134 22.33 41 8 10 105 10.5 1 1 0 0 0 Lachlan Smith 9 7 3 28 83 20.75 41 4 8 99 12.38 1 0 0 0 0 Harry Tattersall 10 8 1 26x 97 13.86 38 9 7 69 9.86 3 1 1 0 0 Anuraag Varanasi 9 6 3 9x 30 10 41 9 7 110 15.71 2 0 0 0 0 Matt Wright 7 6 1 32 85 17 31.4 9 6 48 8 4 0 0 0 0 12C
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Benjamin Barford 7 7 1 15 45 7.5 29 4 5 62 12.4 1 0 0 0 10 Joshua Berry 9 9 0 40 78 8.67 37 8 4 79 19.75 1 0 1 1 39 Nathan Del Medico 9 10 1 23 82 9.11 40 12 11 64 5.82 3 0 0 0 5 Kyle Goodman 9 10 3 14x 29 4.14 28 4 3 124 41.33 1 0 0 0 0 Ryan Gorman 8 9 3 11x 35 5.83 27.2 3 3 80 26.67 4 1 0 0 0 Dylan Lees 7 8 1 32 85 12.14 35 6 5 98 19.6 3 1 0 0 0 Joshua Noakes 8 8 0 7 23 2.88 24 1 6 81 13.5 4 0 0 0 1 Liam Rae 9 10 0 15 57 5.7 33 3 3 118 39.33 1 0 0 0 9 Joshua Ridge 8 9 2 63x 141 20.14 36 5 0 90 1 2 0 0 12 Jay Shearman 9 9 0 25 97 10.78 39 7 8 77 9.63 3 1 0 0 13 Mitchell Sheehy 8 8 3 5x 12 2.4 27 1 5 111 22.2 0 0 0 0 0 Thomas Squire 9 10 1 17x 59 6.56 29 3 5 78 15.6 1 0 0 0 0 CameronWestlake 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Westlake 9 10 1 43 127 14.11 29 2 2 119 59.5 1 0 0 0 0 73 12E
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Dale Cosatto 4 4 25x 5 2.5 18 1 3 57 19 3 1 0 0 0 JamesDowd 8 6 0 19 31 5.17 18 2 2 46 23 3 1 0 0 1 Matthew Easterbrook 7 6 211x 30 7.5 22 0 5 91 18.2 1 0 0 0 0 Anthony Franco 7 7 2 7x 17 3.4 22 1 5 92 18.4 0 0 0 0 1 Harrison Furlong 7 7 0 12 33 4.71 38 8 11 81 7.36 0 1 1 0 2 Blake Gilligan 8 8 4 6x 20 5 12 0 2 57 28.5 0 0 4 1 3 Rhys Ingham 8 8 2 23 54 9 24 4 3 75 25 1 1 2 1 9 Keelan Jenkins 8 7 2 20 60 12 20 1 2 73 36.5 3 0 1 0 1 Tristan McGuire 8 8 1 15 55 7.86 41 8 12 63 5.25 3 0 0 0 2 Jai Osgood 6 6 0 12 30 5 37.1 6 12 96 8 2 1 0 0 1 Alec Richardson 8 6 1 9 18 3.6 29 2 10 89 8.9 3 0 0 0 3 Fynn Rodgers 7 6 0 8 18 3 32.4 6 8 75 9.38 3 0 0 0 1 Clay Sutcliffe 8 8 0 12 27 3.38 22 2 2 56 28 4 0 0 0 10 14A
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Joel Beattie 10 12 2 71 306 30.6 14 3 3 35 11.67 3 0 7 0 14 Marcus Beattie 10 11 2 33 138 15.33 84.1 10 22 225 10.23 6 3 0 0 0 Timothy Berry 10 12 2 57 115 11.5 1 0 0 17 2 1 7 2 17 Brendan Curtis 10 10 1 61x 130 14.44 74.3 14 15 176 11.73 4 3 0 0 0 Alex Gersbach 10 10 0 67 139 13.9 62 14 8 181 22.63 10 2 0 0 0 Jake Goulding 10 10 4 9 26 4.33 35.3 5 4 125 31.25 2 0 0 0 0 Brayden Heffernan 10 11 0 13 52 4.73 43.3 6 10 145 14.5 3 0 0 0 0 Jacob Heffernan 10 11 2 18 46 5.11 60.1 12 11 161 14.64 4 0 0 0 0 Campbell Jackson 10 11 1 24 104 10.4 77 17 9 156 17.33 8 0 0 0 0 Nathan Marciante 10 10 2 58 204 25.5 73.1 22 16 126 7.88 5 0 0 0 0 Dylan Rae 10 10 2 42 119 14.88 6.5 1 0 17 2 0 1 0 12 14C
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Matthew Berry 9 11 0 38 99 9 26 4 4 90 22.5 3 1 0 0 4 Jarrod Cosgriff 8 8 2 39 64 10.67 51 11 6 152 25.33 3 2 0 0 0 Matthew Flegg 9 12 2 25x 84 8.4 50 9 8 122 15.25 2 0 0 0 0 JamesGrady 8 8 2 2 5 0.83 23 0 3 131 43.67 3 1 0 0 0 Reid Hourigan 5 7 1 25 46 7.67 23 2 3 84 28 2 1 0 0 0 Matthew Keats 8 10 4 18x 34 5.67 23 0 5 121 24.2 6 0 0 0 0 Joshua Kedwell 8 8 0 76 137 17.13 9 1 1 35 35 1 7 5 4 43 Joshua Kennedy 9 7 1 13 29 4.83 71.1 11 16 184 11.5 1 1 0 0 0 Anthony McNamara 9 12 0 39 134 11.17 66 7 10 268 26.8 2 0 0 0 8 Eden Murphy 9 8 2 19 48 8 71 7 8 203 25.38 6 1 0 0 0 Christopher Pendergast 9 12 2 27 50 5 26 1 3 13946.33 0 1 0 0 0 Keenan Van de Straat 9 11 0 17 73 6.64 32.5 2 9 121 13.44 6 0 0 0 0
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14E Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Justin Byrnes 7 8 2 74x 250 41.67 61 7 13 134 10.31 2 2 0 0 8 Maxwell Dunstan 7 8 1 20 43 6.14 30 1 4 107 26.75 5 0 0 0 0 HarrisonFurlong 1 2 1 5 7 7 4 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 Jackson Garrett 8 9 2 121 346 49.43 44 2 8 171 21.38 4 1 3 1 7 Christopher Hall 6 6 0 9 25 4.17 31 2 6 9716.17 0 0 0 0 9 Tyler Hopkins 5 5 0 54 81 16.2 15 0 6 51 8.5 2 1 2 0 21 RhysIngham 1 2 0 2 2 1 2 0 1 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 Lachlan Johnston 6 6 0 15 50 8.33 37 4 7 106 15.14 3 0 0 0 0 TristanMcGuire 2 2 20x 0 10.5 2 8 19 2.38 1 0 0 0 0 Jai Osgood 2 2 12x 2 2 6 1 1 20 20 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Riccio 8 9 2 90 276 39.43 65 7 13 154 11.85 8 2 0 0 3 Andrew Thode 8 9 2 16x 46 6.57 25 1 6 94 15.67 3 0 0 0 20 Lachlan Thomas 5 5 0 28 48 9.6 37 0 9 129 14.33 1 2 0 0 9 Wade Tonna 7 8 0 11 24 3 28 4 3 116 38.67 1 0 0 0 0 Timothy Walton 2 2 0 1 1 0.5 2 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0
16A Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Ryan Almond 10 9 0 62 238 26.44 86 21 17 183 10.76 5 0 0 0 0 James Barnes 10 4 1 17 24 8 78 14 16 207 12.94 1 0 0 0 0 Samuel Bleasdale 9 5 2 15 25 8.33 56.5 9 8 134 16.75 2 2 0 0 0 Jordan Dow 10 10 2 30x 142 17.75 2.3 0 1 18 18 0 0 11 2 38 Benjamin Dwarshuis 10 10 0 63 302 30.2 74.2 18 11 147 13.36 6 0 0 0 0 Bradley Ford 10 11 1 65x 205 20.5 25 3 6 59 9.83 3 0 0 0 9 Nigel Garton 10 12 3 37 138 15.33 5 0 0 37 2 0 0 0 0 Jonathan Haslam 10 11 1 35 116 11.6 8 0 2 50 25 2 0 0 0 0 Samuel Haynes 8 7 2 11x 42 8.4 5 0 0 24 5 0 0 0 0 Liam Herne 10 10 1 40 87 9.67 27.3 6 7 71 10.14 3 0 0 0 0 Matthew Hobden 10 9 3 46 90 15 56 8 10 179 17.9 1 0 0 0 0 Hayden Smith 10 11 3 31x 119 14.88 61 8 5 157 31.4 5 0 0 0 0
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes James Andrew 8 9 2 97x 261 37.29 65.2 18 10 152 15.2 0 0 0 0 0 Lynden Brewer 8 9 0 29 70 7.78 45 10 9 156 17.33 8 0 0 0 0 Martin Brooks 9 10 2 25 104 13 8 1 1 47 47 5 0 4 0 30 Zac Byrnes 9 9 1 69 112 14 44 10 7 143 20.43 5 0 0 0 0 Mitchell Dibb 7 7 2 4x 11 2.2 25 5 10 79 7.9 3 0 0 0 0 Kurt Freer-McKinlay 8 9 0 23 77 8.56 61.2 12 11 179 16.27 2 0 0 0 0 PaulFsadni 7 7 1 5 6 1 3 1 0 11 2 0 0 0 0 Mark Kidd 9 9 0 26 48 5.33 41.1 4 10 137 13.7 3 0 0 0 0 Cameron Lane 9 9 2 103x 338 48.29 9 1 1 20 20 0 0 4 0 26 Matthew Reynolds 9 10 0 58 131 13.1 61.2 20 14 133 9.5 7 0 0 0 2 Ryan Stevenson 9 10 3 11x 40 5.71 23 6 3 63 21 2 0 0 0 0 Brent Wallis 9 10 1 29 89 9.89 53 6 14 185 13.21 2 0 0 0 0
A1
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Nathan Alterator 12 13 0 48 154 11.85 3 0 0 16 5 1 0 0 5 Paul Barnes 9 9 0 23 69 7.67 13 2 1 69 69 7 0 0 1 0 ColinBerry 1 1 0 8 8 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TimothyBerry 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Daniel Burke 9 9 1 17 43 5.38 9 1 3 50 16.67 7 0 1 0 6 Matthew Carroll 8 7 1 5x 8 1.33 66.1 3 20 290 14.5 2 0 0 0 0 JordanDow 2 2 0 18 3316.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 MitchellEadie 7 7 0 29 77 11 14 0 1 68 68 8 0 0 0 0 Daniel Harkins 11 12 0 31 85 7.08 52 6 19 225 11.84 2 0 0 0 0 AndrewJones 1 1 0 2 2 2 3 0 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 Christopher Kennedy 1 1 0 1 1 1 9 0 1 30 30 0 0 0 0 0 JasonKhoury 1 1 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 35 35 0 0 0 0 0 Joel Manns 10 10 3 20x 80 11.43 91 16 20 316 15.8 4 1 0 0 0 BenjaminMarciante 1 1 0 18 18 18 15 4 2 33 16.5 0 0 0 0 0 Mark Mitchell 12 12 1 18 85 7.73 39 3 9 208 23.11 2 0 2 0 6 Kurt Mitchell 2 2 22x 2 16 2 3 78 26 0 0 0 0 0 IanMitchell 1 1 0 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Jonathon Momsen 7 7 0 30 74 10.57 2 0 0 16 0 0 2 2 7 Steven Morriss 7 6 1 20 52 10.4 47.3 11 9 121 13.44 4 0 0 0 0 SimonMorriss 12 13 1 25 107 8.92 2 0 0 17 3 0 1 0 0 Hayden Smith 2 3 2 11x 24 24 5 0 1 31 31 0 0 0 0 0 Stewart Vella 9 10 1 47 265 29.44 81 15 18 310 17.22 5 0 0 0 0 Jeremy Vickers 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0
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Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes TimothyBerry 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 ColinBerry 7 8 1 20 44 6.29 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Nicholas Bird 9 10 1 48 183 20.33 1 0 0 5 2 0 4 0 6 David Coady 9 9 0 60 119 13.22 35.3 5 12 112 9.33 3 0 0 0 0 Adam Dow 6 8 1 46 143 20.43 2 0 0 23 2 1 0 0 0 JordanDow 1 1 1104x 104 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 Andrew Herne 8 9 3 21 80 13.33 28.2 1 7 102 14.57 2 0 0 0 0 Glenn Hickey 7 8 1 46x 109 15.57 43.4 6 14 181 12.93 3 0 0 0 0 BenjaminJamieson 10 11 3 55 195 24.38 0 0 0 0 1 0 10 1 23 Andrew Jones 5 5 0 25 57 11.4 2 0 1 10 10 1 0 0 0 0 Andrew Kelly 8 8 0 19 65 8.13 4 0 2 21 10.5 0 0 0 0 0 GregoryKnowles 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 Drew Lake 8 9 0 38 125 13.89 61.5 13 12 187 15.58 1 0 0 0 0 Adam Logan 10 8 7 23x 43 43 92 11 19 295 15.53 4 0 0 0 0 Ryan Marlow 7 8 0 77 171 21.38 11 1 3 46 15.33 2 0 0 0 0 DarrenMcInerney 5 5 0 35 43 8.6 4 0 0 20 2 0 0 0 0 RyanMutch 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Matthew Sambuco 12 14 0 73 128 9.14 80.3 12 18 251 13.94 4 0 0 0 0 HaydenSmith 1 1 0 19 19 19 5 1 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 Mitchell Walkerden 5 5 165x 112 28 5 0 0 32 1 0 0 0 0 John Westlake 5 6 3 61x 135 45 15.1 3 4 47 11.75 2 0 0 0 0 B1 Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Brett Adams 4 4 0 15 33 8.25 12.2 0 5 42 8.4 1 0 0 0 0 Lee Bailey 5 4 1 34x 54 18 34.1 9 11 104 9.45 2 0 0 0 0 Gregory Betts 9 8 2 15x 41 6.83 1 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 32 Paul Bremner 11 12 2 58 133 13.3 115 22 25 386 15.44 9 3 0 0 0 LesiDu 3 3 0 2 20.67 2 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 Dean Fenner 11 11 1 9 37 3.7 24 0 4 153 38.25 3 0 0 0 0 Nigel Garton 1 1 0 4 4 4 5.2 0 2 41 20.5 0 0 0 0 0 Wade Horsnell 11 9 0 22 91 10.11 105.3 21 27 320 11.85 7 2 0 0 0 Beau Knowles 3 3 0 22 31 10.33 8 0 1 54 54 0 0 0 0 0 Peter McMurdo 11 11 0 26 52 4.73 46 3 8 216 27 4 0 0 0 0 CraigMcMurdo 7 6 3 3 5 1.67 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan Salakas 9 8 1 42 134 19.14 3 0 1 32 32 1 0 0 0 0 StuartSlack 2 2 0 1 1 0.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 James Stone 10 11 1 30x 52 5.2 73 16 8 246 30.75 2 0 0 0 0 Shailish Vaidya 3 3 1 9x 14 7 1 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Wackwitz 10 8 2 7 15 2.5 39 5 9 143 15.89 1 0 0 0 0 Spencer White 11 11 1 66x 314 31.4 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0 Jonathon Wright 9 9 0 39 118 13.11 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 1 19
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B3 Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Matthew Barnes 9 10 1 128 386 42.89 81 13 19 282 14.84 8 1 0 0 0 Michael Daly 6 6 1 44 112 22.4 40.4 1 10 161 16.1 1 1 0 0 0 Mitchell Davis 10 11 1 29 149 14.9 112.5 18 33 493 14.94 5 1 0 0 0 Corey Davis 10 9 3 14 56 9.33 100 25 26 314 12.08 2 0 0 0 0 Matthew Healey 9 4 3 2 2 2 30 5 0 162 0 1 0 0 0 Brennan James 9 8 2 38 147 24.5 60 14 9 213 23.67 1 0 0 0 0 Andrew Kelaher 10 6 2 6 9 2.25 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Dane Logan 7 8 0 88 223 27.88 19 1 4 107 26.75 1 0 4 0 50 TimothyMartin 1 1 0 9 9 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Neil McKinnon 9 7 0 15 34 4.86 10 0 1 62 62 3 0 0 0 0 Nathan McNamara 10 9 0 85 262 29.11 13.3 1 1 72 72 3 0 12 3 44 GrahamPrice 2 2 0 4 5 2.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 MichaelRisby 8 7 138x 72 12 17.2 3 4 83 20.75 2 1 0 0 0 JonRout 1 1 0 28 28 28 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Andrew Watts 9 9 1 105 231 28.88 3 0 0 20 1 0 0 0 0
B5 Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Troy Abbott 9 7 22x 4 0.8 5 0 1 68 68 2 0 0 0 0 Blake Cole 7 8 1 88 176 25.14 52 6 7 191 27.29 2 0 0 0 2 Stuart Dibb 5 6 1 81x 91 18.2 15 1 5 79 15.8 7 0 0 0 0 Dean Griffith 7 7 3 6x 15 3.75 28.3 1 9 137 15.22 1 0 0 0 0 Christopher Jackson 4 4 1 23 27 9 2.4 0 2 3 1.5 1 0 0 0 0 MitchellLucock 4 3 0 45 45 15 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Stewart Lumsden 9 8 0 58 167 20.88 55 10 9 219 24.33 3 0 0 0 8 Timothy Mall 4 4 0 63 94 23.5 18 2 7 103 14.71 3 0 0 0 0 Kurt Marsh 7 5 14x 7 1.75 5.4 0 6 35 5.83 1 3 0 0 0 Christopher Moreland 10 11 2 70x 232 25.78 3 0 0 42 2 0 9 1 49 Christopher Nelson 10 10 0 48 130 13 53.3 5 15 244 16.27 4 0 1 0 0 Mitchell O`Reilly 5 4 1 23 46 15.33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Timothy Russell 9 10 0 51 166 16.6 61.2 12 16 243 15.19 5 0 0 0 10 Jonathon Ward 8 7 0 27 62 8.86 40 3 9 214 23.78 2 1 0 0 0 Leighton Wright 7 7 3 57x 161 40.25 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 0
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B6
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes OwenBerry 3 1 10x 0 5 0 2 2713.5 0 0 0 0 0 TimothyBerry 3 2 0 5 7 3.5 4.2 1 2 12 6 0 0 0 0 0 Lance Birkett 12 11 3 74 349 43.63 77.3 12 19 268 14.11 3 0 0 0 0 Paul Dixon 9 6 3 39x 109 36.33 43 5 8 191 23.88 3 1 0 0 0 SamuelDixon 7 2 1 5 5 5 45 7 10 178 17.8 2 1 0 0 0 JarydDuncan 2 1 185x 85 4 0 0 20 1 0 0 0 0 Jordan Duncan 12 11 2 86 195 21.67 104.4 27 30 283 9.43 5 2 0 0 0 PeterDuncan 5 3 1 17 28 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 7 GregoryIngs 1 1 0 21 21 21 3.2 1 1 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 CameronLaird 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AllanLofthouse 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PaulMarsh 9 2 25x 5 3.1 0 1 25 25 0 0 0 0 0 TimothyMartin 12 9 1 22 68 8.5 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Ian Mitchell 9 7 2 70x 206 41.2 1 0 0 7 0 0 7 1 47 Kurt Mitchell 10 4 0 4 7 1.75 80 15 21 250 11.9 4 0 0 0 0 Steven Robertson 10 9 1 71 166 20.75 42.3 3 7 121 17.29 0 0 1 0 3 Jon Rout 10 6 0 31 77 12.83 29.4 4 6 143 23.83 2 0 0 0 0 Matthew Russell 11 11 0 121 274 24.91 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 William Ziegler 3 1 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 17 0 0 0 0 0 B7
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes James Andrew 10 10 0 39 189 18.9 56.3 10 13 218 16.77 3 0 0 0 0 Dale Bates 11 11 2 42 94 10.44 101 14 33 313 9.48 0 1 0 0 0 CameronDow 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 28 0 0 0 0 0 Jason Gilmore 11 13 2 58x 207 18.82 0 0 0 0 2 0 9 0 51 Gregory Ings 11 12 2 65x 241 24.1 89 6 19 421 22.16 6 1 0 0 0 BenjaminIssa 1 1 111x 11 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Colin Kidd 8 7 0 30 60 8.57 47 4 6 202 33.67 2 0 0 0 0 MarkKidd 4 4 2 5 94.5 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 David McMillan 10 12 0 62 147 12.25 4 0 1 29 29 5 1 0 0 0 DeanMcMillan 1 1 0 45 45 45 9 0 0 52 0 0 0 0 0 RyanMutch 7 7 0 28 689.71 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mitchell Peacock 11 11 2 23 122 13.56 5.1 0 1 42 42 2 0 1 0 2 Christopher Reeves 7 8 1 94 339 48.43 36.2 0 16 178 11.13 3 0 2 0 9 Trent Rogerson-Lambert 109441530000 31000 Alexander Sambuco 1 1 0 11 11 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alexander Teuma 1 1 1 10x 10 6 0 3 43 14.33 1 0 0 0 0 Tom Teuma 6 5 0 59 132 26.4 56.5 8 16 168 10.5 1 1 0 0 0 James Wood 8 8 0 108 218 27.25 1 0 0 5 5 0 0 0 0
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B8
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes James Barnes 5 5 2 29x 68 22.67 19.3 4 4 75 18.75 2 0 0 0 0 TristanCharles 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 PeterCox 1 1 0 9 9 9 3 0 016 1 0 0 0 0 BenjaminDwarshuis 1 1 0 3 3 3 17.4 7 6 17 2.83 2 0 0 0 0 Jeff Fiess 7 7 1 41 104 17.33 39 11 4 118 29.5 3 1 0 0 0 BradleyFord 2 2 16x 8 8 15.1 6 3 24 8 0 0 0 0 0 Nigel Garton 7 8 1 58 145 20.71 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 BrendonHorsnell 4 4 1 7 17 5.67 2 0 0 24 1 1 0 0 0 Robert Knight 8 8 2 29 63 10.5 85 22 23 282 12.26 2 0 0 0 0 CameronLane 1 1 0 7 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Benjamin Latham 10 10 1 73 289 32.11 15 2 4 76 19 4 4 6 0 23 Daniel Latham 10 10 2 57x 190 23.75 85 14 19 300 15.79 3 0 0 0 8 Martin McKenzie 9 9 0 28 110 12.22 29.4 3 5 103 20.6 5 2 0 0 0 ZacharyMcPhillips 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Darren Mexsom 9 9 0 61 152 16.89 3.5 0 2 13 6.5 3 0 0 0 0 Peter O`Reilly 10 11 3 24x 87 10.88 40.1 3 9 182 20.22 1 0 0 0 0 Gavin Priestly 5 5 2 22x 40 13.33 3 0 3 39 13 3 0 0 0 0 Matthew Reynolds 3 3 1 21 33 16.5 12 7 4 25 6.25 1 0 0 0 0 Akbar Samnani 8 7 2 16x 37 7.4 4.4 0 2 40 20 3 0 0 0 0 Michael Smith 6 6 0 41 119 19.83 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 1 32 Mark Varley 10 9 1 104 151 18.88 130.1 25 34 350 10.29 10 2 0 0 0 Mason Whitaker 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 1 0 0 0 0 B9
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Clinton Allen 11 12 3 59 294 32.67 3 0 0 34 1 0 12 1 64 Michael Bedford 10 12 0 85 318 26.5 17 1 3 141 47 9 0 0 0 0 Julian Breen 8 9 1 13 57 7.13 18.1 1 4 97 24.25 1 0 0 0 0 Anthony Crisafulli 11 12 0 25 52 4.33 75.4 8 28 379 13.54 1 1 0 0 0 JordanDay 9 9 2 15 28 4 8 2 0 51 3 0 0 0 0 Ryan Emerson 5 5 24x 4 1.33 0.4 0 1 6 6 3 0 0 0 0 Dean McMillan 10 11 0 50 194 17.64 94 11 19 431 22.68 3 0 0 0 0 Daniel Nair 9 10 2 35 94 11.75 68.1 8 24 284 11.83 2 0 0 0 0 Bradley Price 9 11 2 25x 105 11.67 5 1 2 26 13 5 0 0 0 4 Alexander Sambuco 11 13 0 79 200 15.38 11 0 5 79 15.8 2 0 0 0 0 Daniel Tench 11 13 3 32 108 10.8 47 5 3 218 72.67 3 0 0 0 1 MatthewTerni 6 3 0 9 18 6 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 John Watson 8 7 2 52x 143 28.6 84 20 19 242 12.74 1 1 0 0 0
80 C1 Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes EvanBartlett 1 1 0 1 1 1 19 3 1 85 85 0 0 0 0 0 Gary Briton 10 8 1 23 72 10.29 90.1 9 19 362 19.05 6 0 0 0 1 Anthony Campey 11 12 0 113 425 35.42 108.2 22 41 360 8.78 4 1 1 0 0 Stuart Ferguson 6 6 0 27 76 12.67 24 5 4 97 24.25 0 0 1 0 1 Allan Furlong 9 8 1 12 19 2.71 7.5 0 3 49 16.33 2 1 0 0 0 Gary Furlong 12 12 1 33x 144 13.09 8 0 0 74 3 1 0 0 17 William Goodman 11 7 3 4 7 1.75 24.5 4 10 153 15.3 1 0 0 0 0 AlanJenkins 5 6 3 8 12 4 2 0 1 6 6 1 0 0 0 0 Nick Knight 4 3 0 58 97 32.33 46.1 9 5 144 28.8 1 0 0 0 0 Shane McDonald 9 10 0 20 67 6.7 6 0 1 61 61 3 0 0 0 0 Trevor McGuire 10 10 3 52x 135 19.29 57.1 2 16 317 19.81 4 0 0 0 0 John Mifsud 12 12 1 33 182 16.55 45 4 7 221 31.57 10 1 0 0 0 GregoryRichards 6 6 1 55 70 14 0 0 0 0 0 1 6 4 13 Craig Sheehy 8 7 1 47x 130 21.67 7 0 1 41 41 2 0 5 0 9 John Sheehy 7 7 3 143x 508 127 38.2 6 8 145 18.13 0 0 2 2 9 Ian Squire 4 5 1 8 153.75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bradley Sutherland 6 5 0 10 27 5.4 10 1 3 63 21 2 0 0 0 0 C2(1)
Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Jack Becker 9 9 0 82 126 14 74.5 13 19 273 14.37 1 0 0 0 0 Brendan Bolton 9 12 2 34 131 13.1 89.4 19 28 216 7.71 8 0 0 0 0 Dane Brockmann 7 7 0 48 77 11 6 1 2 32 16 7 0 0 0 0 MartinBrooks 2 2 11x 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kierin Clements 6 6 1 6 9 1.8 2.1 0 2 9 4.5 2 0 0 0 0 Dale Cross 9 11 2 29 77 8.56 27.1 1 3 95 31.67 1 3 0 0 0 Cameron Dow 10 12 0 31 127 10.58 55.2 8 17 225 13.24 0 1 0 0 0 CameronFrith 5 4 211x 12 6 5 1 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 Benjamin Issa 12 15 1 91 284 20.29 46 5 9 141 15.67 5 0 1 1 31 David Kalatzis 11 13 1 34 129 10.75 6 0 1 26 26 5 0 0 0 0 CoreyKoenig 6 6 20x 0 0 4 0 2 13 6.5 0 0 0 0 0 Keegan Moore 8 11 2 37 136 15.11 57 5 8 185 23.13 8 0 0 0 0 Scott Mutch 10 9 0 13 47 5.22 6 0 2 38 19 1 0 4 0 55 Alexander Parker 11 13 1 30 122 10.17 8 0 2 21 10.5 6 0 0 0 0 Alexander Teuma 11 14 2 62 260 21.67 82.5 11 17 280 16.47 5 0 3 0 6
81 C2(2) Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs H.S. Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Tim Alimbakis 11 14 3 16 23 2.09 6.4 0 1 69 69 2 0 0 0 0 JamesBarnes 1 2 0 68 70 35 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Patrick Bird 8 10 2 28 75 9.38 53.1 6 17 208 12.24 1 0 1 0 3 Joshua Bogg 9 10 1 10 31 3.44 3.2 0 3 14 4.67 6 0 0 0 0 Scott Boyton 10 13 2 30 131 11.91 61.5 8 20 229 11.45 5 2 0 0 9 Lynden Brewer 1 1 1 21x 21 5 1 0 21 2 0 0 0 0 Mitchell Cox 9 10 3 6 22 3.14 58.2 17 18 163 9.06 5 1 0 0 0 Luke Denniss 9 12 0 4 17 1.42 22.4 2 10 151 15.1 3 0 0 0 0 MitchellDibb 1 2 0 11 11 5.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Blake Duncum 11 13 0 77 351 27 49 6 11 222 20.18 2 0 6 0 19 RossDuncum 10 10 1 30 153 17 1 0 0 2 8 1 0 0 0 Samuel Haynes 8 11 1 51 189 18.9 45.3 6 9 173 19.22 7 0 1 0 14 Stephen Haynes 3 3 0 1 2 0.67 7 2 1 29 29 3 1 0 0 0 JarrydHolmes 4 4 1 15 23 7.67 1 0 1 15 15 1 1 0 0 0 Joseph Kemp 10 13 2 16 74 6.73 17.3 1 4 58 14.5 5 0 0 0 6 James Loughran 12 16 3 32x 152 11.69 78 14 23 306 13.3 4 0 0 0 0 Kurt McKinlay 3 4 0 6 17 4.25 9 3 2 60 30 1 0 0 0 0 Samuel Murphy 9 11 0 34 97 8.82 28.2 1 9 146 16.22 6 1 0 0 0
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