FRANKSTON PENINSULA CRICKET CLUB
Annual report & financial statements
Season 2010~2011
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT
President Mr Dennis Prendergast
Vice Presidents Messrs David Archer & Glen Elmi
Secretary Mr Adrian Coleman
Treasurer Mr Glenn Davey
Board Directors Messrs Bill Chernishoff, Brett Hudgson, Ray Hudgson, James Keenan, Ash Walker & Martin Wylie
General Manager Mr Wayne Ross (retired 31 March 2011), replaced by Mr Glenn Davey
On-Field management
Club Coach Nick Jewell
Coaching Panel Ian Brayshaw, Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf, David McClean & Chris Hall
Chairman of Selectors Mark O’Sullivan
Club Captain Nick Jewell
Captains Leigh Lowry (2nd XI), Ben Cairns / Jason Wylie (3rd XI) & Brett Hudgson (4th XI)
Team Managers Ian Boldiston (1st XI), Martin Wylie (2nd XI), Jason Wylie (3rd XI) & Adrian Coleman (4th XI)
Scorers Glenn Davey (1st XI), Wayne Ross (1st XI) & Brandon Black (2nd XI)
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 2 Annual Report 2010-11 PRESiDENT’S REPORT
Our last month of 1st XI cricket was probably the most exciting I have experienced in our time at Premier level. To gain 8th position from 12th after the last round and to then produce extraordinary finals performances across the next three weeks, culminating in a Grand Final that went all the way over three days and down to the last ball is a credit to the commitment of the playing group and game plan preparation of the coaching team.
The Club’s initiative to support Nick Jewells’ appointment as Captain Coach three seasons ago with a suitably skilled panel of coaches has proven invaluable in developing our players. Having a wealth of first class knowledge and general cricket experience within the panel is unequalled in Premier cricket and the benefits have in a short period of time produced an opportunity to challenge for the Premier Cricket Pennant and a CV rookie contracted player.
While as a Club we remain disappointed that we lost and no doubt the pain will linger (as it should) we cannot under estimate the enormous boost to the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club brand across a number of markets that our performance created.
Reinforced by the terrific support we received by members attending the Grand Final, as well as the “external” support via Facebook and the Cricket Victoria website, it proved we have a large silent supporter base across the Peninsula and beyond.
Our continuous improvement strategy is on track and evidenced by the on field development of a number of our pathway players emerging to challenge the status quo of established players under the guidance of a panel of first class coaches second to none within the competition.
A super performance over the season from James Miller a well-deserved Club Champion, hovering with form early season, he turned that around to again be one of the top competition performers and an example of how to professionally prepare yourself for the battle, congratulations “Funk”.
However while we were mostly competitive across the elevens, the performances of our 2nd eleven left room for a lot of improvement and questions over a number of playing personnel who were on the verge of 1st eleven selection showing a lack of application at times. If we are to challenge again for the Premier prize it is this group that we require to respect the competition and work harder to improve their performances and again challenge for 1st eleven selection. I cannot put it any plainer than it is imperative to our success over the next few years.
I acknowledge the outstanding work of our coaching panel headed by Nick Jewell, and assisted by Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf, Ian Brayshaw, Dave McClean and Chris Hall, with the support, coordination and direction of Cricket Operations Manager Mark O’Sullivan.
The best is yet to come....
Accepting our responsibility as a Premier Club in the region and the development and support of pathway squads is vitally important to our sustainability in Premier cricket. The strength of our partnership with local associations is imperative with support from Cricket Victoria and the Regional Cricket Manager, ensures a well- coordinated program for young aspiring cricketers to reach their potential. To the entire pathway support groups, coaches, managers and scorers thank you for providing much needed support and direction. I also
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 3 Annual Report 2010-11 acknowledge the role that many parents play providing background support, guidance and for the manner in which many have embraced the “Heat” as their Club.
It is hugely beneficial and important for our Club to have pathway coaches, Dave McClean, Andrew Cowen and Brett Hudgson integrate with our Club in development roles that assists the transition from pathway cricket to Premier Cricket.
The “Peninsula T20 Challenge” Vs the MPCA was an outstanding event and promotion of cricket for our region, I take this opportunity to thank MPCA President Stephen Morone and the MPCA Board for supporting the idea. I also acknowledge the many hours of planning that went into the event by the joint FPCC/MPCA organising group and thank them for their efforts. Both groups have committed to an annual event for a minimum of another two years.
Proudly FPCC provided approximately 35 volunteers on the day, mostly players and supporters, your efforts certainly went a long way to the success of the day, thank you.
Governance
Again this season the Board took on some big challenges, committing to a competition benchmark electronic scoreboard, as well as the installation of warm climate turf for the eastern playing field. Replacing the canteen operations team after many years of service and with two resignations during the season, due to ill health and work/family commitments, the remaining Board members took up the slack to ensure all the bases were covered with minimal impact.
Since the last AGM the Board has meet formally on 19 occasions and another 12 times informally to resolve issues as they arise. Attendance at Board meetings by Board members was an average 83%. I commend them all for their ongoing commitment.
The Club’s financial position, while stable, continues to confront the Board as an ongoing challenge to maintain responsible fiscal management on behalf of the members.
However rather than carry a significant surplus the decision to invest in our future players via the assembled coaches is a direction the Board is strongly committed too and believes is beginning to give the intended payback in player performances.
With the retirement of our General Manager Wayne Ross, I on behalf of all our members acknowledge his outstanding contribution in this position to the HEAT including his knowledge, experience and diligence in keeping up with the ever increasing reporting requirements of CV ensuring all requests were meet in a timely manner, and coordinating the pathway training and list management. His is also highly regarded by CV as a mentor / go to person for new Administration Managers over his time.
Wayne complimented his role with many valuable volunteer hours as well, thank you and well played “Rosso”.
It is now a pleasure to welcome onboard Glenn Davey as Wayne’s replacement; I wish Glenn every success in his new position and look forward to working with him.
Cricket Victoria
The future direction of the Premier Cricket competition is ever evolving and we must have the flexibility to evolve with it. One day format changes, T20’s emergence and the continuing focus of the longer forms of the competition, suggests there are opportunities for a broader group of players to get to the elite 1st class level. Congratulations to Scott Boland on his CV rookie contract elevation.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 4 Annual Report 2010-11 Volunteers
Most Premier Clubs are struggling for active volunteers to fill a variety of tasks over a week in season.
The installation of the new Scoreboards’ electronic cabling and associated works was led by Peter Buchanan and Darren Christy and set the scene for volunteer contributions for the season. They both made a major time and materials commitment to ensure the end product was what was required. Thank you both.
I also take this opportunity particularly acknowledge once again the contribution by all volunteers throughout the season, including;
The continued contribution by our Manager, Cricket Operations, Mark O’Sullivan, this seasons’ “Best Clubman”. “Sully” is highly regarded and respected by the playing group and Board alike. Well done and we hope there is many years ahead serving the HEAT.
The Thursday night meals team lead by Helen Hudgson, Sarah Walker and Karen Voelkl providing delicious fair each selection night is a great tradition and appreciated by all.
Another season of the “Heat in the Kitchen” luncheons was successfully driven by Mark Dunsford. I know we all thank Mark for his efforts in establishing a significant supporter data base and a successful series of lunches and outstanding guest speakers.
Bill Chernishoff who took on the mighty challenge of running the canteen.
Sponsorship
The Frankston City Council should be acknowledged for their ongoing support for the provision of first class Jubilee Park facilities. Local Government plays a primary role in the provision and maintenance of our facilities and we congratulate and thank Gary Woolard, Manager Parkland Services.
Thanks to our major sponsor BUILDSAFE. Phil Graf and his team are fantastic supporters of our Club over a long period; we express the Board’s gratitude for his continued support.
I welcome and thank Tony Stocker from C&S Lightweight for coming on board with valuable support.
The Frankston RSL, have also been long term partners supporting our Club over our journey.
Mark Dunsford, Financial Services Partners, Martin Scanlon, Rail Signaling Services are all special sponsor partners and we appreciate their ongoing involvement.
To all our players, loyal volunteers, members and growing number of sponsors I particularly, on behalf of the Board, wish to thank you for your continued support throughout Season 2010/2011. Your support is the very foundation from which we can better prepare to take on the challenges ahead that will make us a successful and sustainable Premier Cricket Club.
We are all looking forward with great anticipation and excitement to the ‘HEAT’ continuing to improve in Season 2011/2012.
Dennis Prendergast President
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 5 Annual Report 2010-11 General MaNagER’S REPORT
It is with pleasure that I submit Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club’s Annual Report for Season 2010-11. The process of compiling the Annual Report provides a great opportunity to reflect on the many activities of the club from the recent season. I would firstly like to thank the recently retired Wayne Ross for his significant contribution to the Club during the last decade. Wayne set a tremendous standard as General Manager, and also contributed numerous other volunteer hours in valuable service to the Club. Best wishes for your retirement! I hope you now find plenty of time to visit family and watch the Blues. I look forward to attempting to fill your shoes in the role!
Administration As in previous years, Cricket Victoria provided funds and assistance to enable the Club to manage its administration responsibilities in accordance with Cricket Victoria’s Criteria Assessment for all Premier Cricket Clubs. Cricket Victoria’s support is greatly appreciated.
Playing Nick Jewell again led the club superbly as senior coach. Backed up with skilled support staff in Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf, David McClean and newly appointed Ian Brayshaw, the player group were fortunate to again have such a highly qualified coaching group to draw on. Their high level of skill and experience was even more evident during the 1st XI finals campaign, where a new high standard of preparation was set. It was an amazing season for the Club, where three grades all had the chance of playing finals cricket, however results still had to fall our way in Round 17. The thirds were extremely unlucky to miss the finals on percentage, after playing some quality cricket in patches throughout the season. After earning a home final, it was disappointing to see the fourths bow out in the Qualifying Final.
The firsts simply kept finding ways to win from any position. As Nick continued to remind his side, every game from the New Year was basically an Elimination Final. This proved to be correct, with the side sneaking into eighth position by just 0.017 percent after obtaining points from six of the last seven home and away matches. Their performance throughout the entire finals series was inspirational. To knock off the top two teams on their home grounds in consecutive weeks demonstrated the character and resolve of the playing group to succeed. With a little bit of luck in the GF, it all could have ended so differently…….
Arrivals The Club demonstrated its enhanced reputation within the cricket community, by securing high profile recruits in Jon Holland (left arm spinner from Carlton & Victoria) and Ricky Damiano (premiership keeper/batsman from Dandenong). They both proved to be valuable senior contributors in Season 2010/2011. The Club was also active in recruiting young and talented players from the local regions including young left arm bowler Matthew Christy (Berwick), Pat Damen (Frankston YCW), talented batsman Michael Edwards (Langwarrin) who received the FPCC scholarship in Season 2009-10, Leroy Haines (Baden Powell), Nathan Harford (Carrum Downs), wicket keeper Nathan Martin (Heatherhill) and Matt Ryan (Carrum). Chris Cox also played until mid-November until being transferred by the NAVY to Western Australia.
Departures Players who left the club following the 2009-10 season included Jeremy Beckett, Scott Broughill, Stefan Burnell and Davyd Stockman. Loyal wicket-keeper Danny Heylbut retired due to family commitments. The Club was also sorry to lose both Michael McClean and Wade Jackson to the Camberwell Magpies due to work/university/housing arrangements. Both players were long serving contributors at the Heat, with Michael playing 112 games across all grades and Wade playing 105 games for the club. Pleasingly, Michael was quick to re-establish a senior position, scoring 112 runs in the 1sts and 309 runs in the 2nds for Camberwell in 2010/2011.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 6 Annual Report 2010-11 Volunteers There is a significant amount of volunteers within the Club who deserve recognition for their contributions. Show your appreciation to them next time you bump into them! Thanks must go to Mark O’Sullivan as Chairman of Selectors for all of his time and commitment to his role where he was able to continue to make the tough selection calls to drive on-field success; to 1st XI team manager Ian Boldiston who continues to show immense dedication and passion for his role; to Martin Wylie who put his hand up to look after the 2nds and 3rds as required; to Adrian Coleman for managing the 4ths so well all season; myself as scorer and statistician for the 1sts; to Brandon Black for his role in scoring for the 1sts and 2nds as required; to Graeme Brewer for always being around the club to assist wherever possible; our Scoreboard installation crew led by Peter Buchanan and Darren Christy along with Wayne Barr and his team from Super Signs; to Darren Groves for his handy work to change the office layout, our hard working canteen staff managed by Bill Chernishoff; and our dedicated ladies who assisted with Selection Night Dinners and Afternoon Teas including Helen Hudgson, Sarah Walker, Karen Voelkl and Pam Clements.
Thank you to all who contributed to important on-field leadership roles, in particular Nick Jewell, Matthew Chasemore and Ben Clements (1sts), Leigh Lowry (2nds), Ben Cairns and Jason Wylie (3rds) and Brett Hudgson (4ths). Well done also to our curator Phil Regos who took on the reigns of managing the curation of the Jubilee Park precinct.
Board of Management Finally, recognition should be provided to the hard working FPCC Board of Management which included throughout the year: Dennis Prendergast (President), David Archer (Vice President), Glen Elmi (Vice President), Glenn Davey (Treasurer), Adrian Coleman (Secretary), Bill Chernishoff, Brett Hudgson, Ray Hudgson, James Keenan, Ash Walker, and Martin Wylie. Personally, it has been a pleasure to work with a great group of guys in achieving some great things for the Club.
Glenn Davey General Manager
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 7 Annual Report 2010-11 COaCh’S REPORT
As I sit here and think about what words I will come up with to describe Season 2010-11 I am consistently getting a feeling of disappointment. Not because we came as close as anyone could possible come to being a premiership player and achieving something this wonderful club is yet to experience, or the fact we had it taken away twice in one day, but because we were beaten by controllables.
4-210 batting first in a Final is something you would dream about, to lose 6-14 still makes me sick to the stomach when I think about it. We talk till blue in the face about the little things, partnerships, rotating the strike, 6th ball of the over etc etc I could go on. We paid little respect to the little things hoping that individual brilliance would pull us out of trouble as it has for most of the year.
Or we could talk about the 6 dropped catches and having Dandenong 8-160 chasing 224. But that would only make me feel even sicker to think about that.
With one round to go in the home and away fixture we sat 12th on the ladder. We sat in this position for 85% of the season. A wonderful effort to make the Final and be one ball away from being premiers, however this is reality, we are a team ranked in my opinion from 5-12th because we consistently make the same mistakes and fail to correct them often enough.
If we want the big prize then the ‘little things’ MUST be our strength and ticked off over by over, session by session which will put this group in a position to attack and win rather than fight for our life when these occasions arise.
We did have some pleasing results across the board and I would like to congratulate Scott Boland for being rewarded a Victorian Rookie contract. The hard work is only just starting now for Scott, all the work he has done to this point is just scratching the surface. Michael Edwards also represented Victoria at the U/17 Championships. As the youngest player in the team this will be a great learning experience for Mick and hopefully he learns from his time away with the team. Tanner Stanton also represented Victoria at the U/15 School boy Championships. These little stepping stones will hopefully set the boys on the right path to playing at the highest level possible, although it’s certainly not the only way forward.
Matty Chasemore had a terrific season, and again was rewarded with performance for all of his hard work. He is a terrific leader on the track. Matty has been rewarded for his leadership with the First XI captaincy on a full time basis from next season. Jack Benbow is certainly not the most talented player on our list but he gets the absolute best out of himself every session. For a young player he sets a terrific example. This season was a real platform for Jack to elevate himself to the next level. Tom Baron is another of our best trainers at the club. The improvement in Tom’s game over the last 12 months is purely put down to hard work and commitment.
The older brigade was once again outstanding at leading the team when we needed them most. James Miller’s season was one of absolute black and white. After our home and away match against Camberwell Magpies he was in the 2nds for most of the selection meeting the following week. He survived the axe due to his credits in the bank and from that moment he was a different player. James performances in the semi final and final were inspirational with the ball. His partner in crime Darren Groves continues to amaze all with his resilience. While perhaps not bowling with the same pace, or length of spells he is still as dangerous as ever with the ball in his hands and commands the utmost respect from opposition batsmen. His spells in the Grand Final were as good as it gets. Darren also became the first player to play 200 games for F.P.C.C. and has passed 400 wickets. Enough said really. Although he did think Aiden Blizzard is the best player he has seen…DEAR ME!!
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 8 Annual Report 2010-11 One who came back from the dead rightly or wrongly was Luke Walker. His record and ability has never been questioned, although he was challenged early in the season going back to the 2nds during the T20 period. The results we expected from Luke at 2nd XI level probably didn’t appear so he was left there for most of the second half of the year. To call him into the side for the semi final was a risk as he had not played for months at 1st XI level. However his resolve in the semi final then the final was the best I have seen from him. That’s the standard we expect from not just Luke but also all of you to get where we want to be.
We need better results from more players more often right across the board. Our 2nd XI results as a team and individually were far from acceptable. We had 21 players with 1st XI experience so I would expect the 2nds would be a dominant force. We need players putting pressure on at the top to make selection tough so we have many options we can go with. Ben Ashkenazi was one who made some significant ground, again he is a terrific trainer and gets everything he can out of a session. Mitch Drummond has shown some glimpses of what might be the next generation taking over from Groves and Miller down the track.
Once again we were able to recruit some significant players following Matthew Chasemore and Arron Crawford the previous season. Victorian Bushrangers number one spinner Jon Holland decided F.P.C.C. would be his new home, which is a huge feather in our cap as a club. Certainly Jon can be a major player in getting us to our ultimate goal. Ricky Damiano was a premiership player with Dandenong and decided on a comeback to premier cricket. Once again Rick chose Frankston ahead of other clubs and showed us, hopefully, with his knocks in the Final what he can deliver for us in the future.
To the coaching staff, I would like to send my thanks. Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf, Ian Brayshaw and Dave McClean thank you. I have no doubt we have the most credentialed coaching panel in the country. While it’s working well it can definitely work even better, giving the players the best chance to deliver. That’s our challenge. I have to thank Mark O’Sullivan. Again he did a power of work. Probably the only full time chairman of selectors in Premier Cricket, he plays a massive role within the club.
We have also recruited Chris Hall to the coaching panel and playing group for next season. A former first class player in the UK and a Level 3 accredited coach, Chris certainly rounds off our group nicely. Hally’s main charter is to develop individual players from the 2nd XI and have them pushing for 1st XI selection. If he is successful at this will also have better team performances as a result.
A thank you also goes out to the retiring Leigh Lowry. Over many years Leigh has dedicated his time to the club and last year took over as 2nd XI captain while still trying to play 1st XI cricket. Not an easy job and we say thank you and enjoy your family time mate.
To the committee a big thanks, probably the hardest working group in Premier Cricket. To put the sides out on the ground every week and to have the foresight to allow this coaching panel be put together is certainly not an easy task. The President Dennis Prendergast is a big support and I personally would like to thank him for his individual assistance he has continually offered me. Wayne Ross leaves us to take up the head of Carlton F.C. cheer squad and we wish him well with this new role. Certainly the new ‘Joffa’ will be a loss to F.P.C.C. In saying this I need to welcome Glenn Davey to his new role. Already he has found out I am a pain in the arse and require many ‘favours’. I look forward to working with you Glenn.
I look forward to the 2011-12 pre-season. There is only one way to be mentally strong, train physically harder than you have ever before, and make no mistake this is what we will be doing. Good Luck!
Nick Jewell Head Coach
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 9 Annual Report 2010-11 Finance
The club realised an audited operating net profit of $33,730 for Season 2010/11 compared to a net loss of ($21,372) in Season 2009/10. The result is heavily skewed by the $40,000 capital income received from Cricket Victoria as a contribution to the electronic scoreboard. The financial information is based on accrual accounting, is exclusive of GST, and includes non-cash transactions such as amortisation, depreciation and adjustments. To expand, $7,840 of the listed income was still receivable at 30 April 2011, while $13,549 of the listed expenditure was still payable at 30 April 2011. The following explanations are provided for clarification of the result in some areas.
Income
Cricket Victoria As per other seasons, assistance from Cricket Victoria in the form of Distributions, Internet Grant, Junior Development Grant, and Administration Manager Grants is greatly appreciated. Cricket Victoria also assisted in reimbursing costs incurred to host finals. Following the 1st XI making the Grand Final, the Club also received an unbudgeted amount of $4,000 in prize-money. Cricket Victoria was also very generous by providing a $40,000 capital grant as a contribution to the electronic scoreboard, along with a $35,000 loan. This loan is repayable over seven years with interest charged at 6% p.a. This commitment of $5,000 plus interest per year over the next six years is something the Board will carefully continue to plan and budget for.
Bar and Canteen This season, rain interrupted five days of first eleven fixtures held at Butler Oval. As a result overall, this factor reduced the amount of turnover in the canteen and bar. Further, limited record keeping in comparison to prior years has impacted the true disclosure of the result of the canteen. The revenue received in the canteen was sufficient to allow sandwiches, rolls, cakes and cordial to be provided for player afternoon teas free of charge. Considering the downturn in bar trading due to the impact of wet weather, bar sales actually remained quite stable. This is attributable to hosting 15 functions in the facility during the season, an increase on the previous year, driven by additional advertising efforts.
Bendigo Bank Peninsula Twenty20 Challenge This initiative (as further detailed in the Annual Report) proved to be an exciting if not largely profitable day. As detailed in the financial statements, income has increased in comparison to previous years in areas such as Outside Bar, Bar, Canteen, Food Van and Event Donations due to the event. Being the first year of the event, we were over conservative with our purchases for the event (in particular an excess in bar stock), which diminished the overall profit of the event. FPCC and the MPCA have shared the $755 final profit evenly to be reinvested into junior cricket programs. With knowledge obtained from the event, it is intended that future events can be operated more efficiently to drive an increased profit for both parties.
Membership We again thank the playing group considerably for their strong support of their club through the new membership structure, implemented at the 2009 AGM. With the membership fees now at a benchmark level as compared with other Premier Clubs, the players are contributing a closer representation of the costs incurred by the Club on behalf of each player. In addition, considering the amount of support the Club continues to receive off the field, we would encourage those supporters to consider becoming a social member to further support your Club financially.
Social During Season 2010/2011, the Club continued “Heat in the Kitchen”, a series of four luncheons which included fine dining, high profile guest speakers (Austinn Jones, Steven King, Doug Hawkins and Andrew Rule) and the opportunity to reminisce with past and present friends and family. Organised very well by Mark Dunsford, these luncheons proved to again be very successful for the Club. They continued to build the profile of FPCC, while also generating a profit of over $3,000. In addition, the presentation night held to conclude the season was a terrific night under a three course meal format. It was again very well attended where $4,650 was collected.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 10 Annual Report 2010-11
Sponsorship We are grateful to continue to receive wonderful support from our sponsors, in particular Buildsafe Housing Insurance (Phil Graf), Frankston RSL (Rob Morrison), C&S Lightweight (Tony Stocker), Rail Signalling Services (Martin Scanlon), Financial Services Partners (Mark Dunsford), Karingal Optical (David Glennie), Saxon Sports Frankston (Chris Hall), and Bell Building Services (Bill Chernishoff).
Expenditure
Facility As expected with the quality of facility the Club has access to, there is a considerable amount of expenditure to maintain its presentation and operations. However, no invoices have been received from our energy supplier in respect to electricity usage which has inflated our overall surplus. In Season 2009/2010 the electricity expense was $10,563. The Board is aware of the need to anticipate additional electricity costs next season to compensate. Cleaning and Hygiene costs amounted to $2,780; Materials and Repairs to the facility amounted to $6,291 including an expensive repair and service for the cool room and FPCC’s contribution to new carpet tiles; and non-cash expenditure of amortisation and depreciation amounted to $4,546 and $7,474 respectively. Depreciation has increased by $5,260 due to the large capital depreciable expenditure during the season of the Electronic Scoreboard. $2,591 was spent on advertising initiatives in publications, brochures and cinemas to generate awareness of our function room and facilities available for hire. This generated an increase in functions held as outlined above.
Grounds Ground rental fees payable to the Frankston City Council for the A.H. Butler Oval and Eastern Oval decreased $1,483 to $8,717 for Season 2010/2011 due to the unavailability of the Eastern Oval after Christmas. To compensate for this, $1,091 was paid to Cricket Victoria for ground rental costs of Central Reserve, Glen Waverley as our alternate venue for the 3rds and 4ths.
Merchandise To commence the season, the Board committed to the purchase of hoodies to be made available to the playing group which added to the merchandise expense in comparison to prior years. Further, almost $4,000 worth of current merchandise purchases remains on hand to be sold. A new pricing structure will be implemented for Season 2011-12 with new package options available for players.
Playing The Club continued with a policy of two professional players, with Nick Jewell (Captain/Coach) and Jon Holland appointed for Season 2010/2011. In addition, the club continued to support an extensive coaching panel to support Nick’s appointment with Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf and David McClean continuing in their roles and former first class bowler Ian Brayshaw appointed as another specialist coach. Other playing costs also incorporated fees for physiotherapy, umpiring, scorers and country round expenses. Umpiring costs reduced by $3,100 due to the amount of wet weather during the season. Further, indoor practice and cricket equipment costs combined to $17,124 to outline the significant investment by the club in playing resources.
Other Retiring General Manager Wayne Ross generously decided to not take his full entitlement of wages as provided by Cricket Victoria, allowing for the surplus to be allocated to the Club’s first repayment towards the Electronic Scoreboard loan. Further, audit fees reduced by $570 due to new efficiencies delivered by the use of accounting software.
GLENN DAVEY Treasurer
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 11 Annual Report 2010-11 Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 3068 FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199
Balance Sheet As at 30 April 2011
2011 2010
Current Assets General Cheque Account $15,507.94 $5,962.32 FPCC Player Development Fund $923.60 $923.50 Cash on Hand $90.00 $0.00 Trade Debtors $7,840.09 $6,360.25 Bill Foley Foundation $0.00 $185.00 Inventories (Merchandise) $3,873.65 $3,242.00 $28,235.28 $16,673.07
Fixed Assets Right to Clubhouse Use $45,455.00 $45,455.00 Accumulated Amortisation -$40,913.00 -$36,367.00 Office Equipment $7,139.18 $6,441.00 Materials & Equipment $15,710.00 $15,710.00 Furniture & Fittings $7,230.55 $6,776.00 Accumulated Depreciation -$26,186.00 -$18,712.00 Electronic Scoreboard $66,713.00 $0.00 $75,148.73 $19,303.00
Total Assets $103,384.01 $35,976.07
Liabilities Trade Creditors $13,548.99 $6,165.00 Cricket Victoria Loan -Current $5,000.00 $0.00 Cricket Victoria Loan -Non Current $25,000.00 $0.00 Private Loan $0.00 $5,000.00 GST Liabilities GST Collected $15,990.42 $8,012.34 GST Paid -$13,418.13 -$6,733.77 Total GST Liabilities $2,572.29 $1,278.57 Total Liabilities $46,121.28 $12,443.57
Net Assets $57,262.73 $23,532.50
Equity Accumulated Funds $23,532.50 $44,905.00 Current Earnings $33,730.21 -$21,372.50 Total Equity $57,262.71 $23,532.50
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 12 Annual Report 2010-11 Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 3068 FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199
Profit & Loss Statement Year ended 30 April 2011
Income Expenditure
Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria Allocation $37,221.00 Kookaburra Sponsorship $4,000.00 Other Distributions $900.00 Capital Grant $40,000.00 Awards Awards Gala Awards $1,459.53 Trophies $678.81 Playing Prizemoney $4,000.00 Gala Awards $2,426.82 Scholarship Reimbursements $145.45 Gifts $515.27 Bar Bar Bar Sales $31,739.22 Bar Staff $3,255.00 End of season stock clearance $2,949.57 Bar Stock $26,666.97 Outside Bar - MPCA T20 event $2,877.27 Canteen Canteen Canteen Sales $3,555.26 Fastrack Supplies $3,476.04 Canteen sales - MPCA T20 event $2,918.18 Canteen Food Supplies $2,681.96 Food van - MPCA T20 event $1,177.28 Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Sales $2,461.66 Selection Night Food $1,366.80 Function Catering $1,054.28 Other Kitchen Costs $199.16 Facility Facility Function Income $3,340.90 Cleaning $2,525.90 AYCE Program $800.00 Foxtel $294.98 Sports Development Program $1,000.00 Insurance $1,030.54 YCW Facility Reimbursements $2,151.25 Light & Power $0.00 Materials & Repairs $4,179.37 Security $775.00 Gas $1,114.64 Hygiene $254.26 Carpet $2,111.82 Advertising $2,590.90 Cash register supplies $28.19 Amortisation $4,546.00 Depreciation $7,474.00 Ground Ground Other Ground Income $390.91 Curation $550.00 Hosting Finals $430.00 Ground Rental $9,808.18 Hosting Country Week $836.00 Paint $54.99 Hessian/Covers $100.00 Rubber Bowling Mats $1,197.73 Management Management Cricket Victoria Grant $17,500.00 GM Management Fees $11,912.50 Superannuation $1,085.25 Travel Insurance $333.00 WorkCover $157.00
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 13 Annual Report 2010-11 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Affiliation Fees $541.80 Office Office CV Internet Grant $500.00 Postage $93.64 Printing $833.40 Stationery $40.91 Telephone $1,035.70 Internet $435.84 Mobile Phone - General Manager $624.96 Mobile Phone - M.O'Sullivan $105.62 Playing Playing Professional Players $23,031.90 Coaching Staff $16,000.00 Saxon Coaching $599.99 Physiotherapy $1,790.00 Umpires $7,197.98 Scorers $1,615.00 Indoor Practice $10,954.57 Cricket Equipment $6,169.19 Travel & Accommodation $1,027.27 Junior Development Junior Development Cricket Victoria Grant $2,500.00 Junior Development $880.91 Indoor Practice $1,200.00 Membership - Playing Membership - Playing Membership Fees - Playing $13,395.56 Membership - Social Membership - Social Membership Fees - Social $1,454.56 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Sales $6,545.31 Merchandise Purchases $10,432.40 Social Social Presentation Night Sales $4,650.00 Social Expenses Lunch Functions $10,040.00 Luncheon Catering $5,754.56 Lunch Raffle $1,367.00 Luncheon Guest Speakers $1,336.36 MPCA T20 event donations $697.20 Presentation Night $4,061.86 Social Events $150.00 Luncheon Raffle Memorabilia $318.18 MPCA T20 Misc Expenses $4,032.82 Sponsorship Sponsorship Sponsorships $15,590.90 Sponsorship Expenses $1,780.00 Saxon Sponsorships $2,534.58 BuildSafe $10,000.00 Ritchies Donation $388.64 Donations $1,203.90 Audit Audit Accounting & Audit Fees $2,080.00 Financial Financial Interest Income $0.55 Bank Charges $721.25
Total Income $232,871.68 Total Expenses $199,141.47
Net Profit (Loss) $33,730.21
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 14 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 1 vs Melbourne University
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 9 October 2010 FPCC 1st XI Debutants: Ricky Damiano (Dandenong) and Jon Holland (Carlton)
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Melbourne University 1st Innings D Elmi c Hibbert b Harrop 5 W Shute c Chasemore b Groves 25 L Walker not out 112 R Wight c Miller b Groves 35 B Clements (c) b Sanders 13 J Leggett b Chasemore 27 S Wiese c White b Ellsmore 33 S Sanders (c) c Voelkl b Chasemore 19 M Chasemore c Shute b Harrop 51 A Keely lbw Miller 0 R Damiano (+) c Harrop b Kennedy 4 T O’Brien c Wiese b Chasemore 13 J Miller c Keely b Kennedy 15 W White c & b Holland 2 K Voelkl not out 2 N Ellsmore b Holland 3 C Dew dnb D Hibbert run out (Chasemore) 7 J Holland dnb S Skinner (+) c Damiano b Boland 19 S Boland dnb B Harrop not out 2 D Groves dnb G Kennedy dnb Extras 19 Extras 11 Total 6 cc 254 Total 10 / 163 Overs 45 Overs 41.4
B Harrop 12-0-2-72 D Groves 10-1-2-37 G Kennedy 12-2-2-58 S Boland 7.4-1-1-30 S Sanders 5-1-1-22 J Holland 10-2-2-46 W White 8-0-0-54 J Miller 6-0-1-20 D Hibbert 1-0-0-4 M Chasemore 8-0-3-26 N Ellsmore 7-0-1-39
Frankston Peninsula won by 91 runs. Points: FP 4, MU 1
2nd XI at Melbourne University Main Oval Melbourne University 6 cc 181 (T Dixon 78, N Hutton 39, E Martin 28, J Benbow 2/36) defeated Frankston Peninsula 8 cc 170 (C McCormick 38, C Chernishoff 33, M Nalesnyik 3/32, DB Hutton 2/40, H Van Cuylenburg 2/44)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 6/171 (J Waldron 73, G Trueman 26, L Richards 3/33) defeated Melbourne University 8 cc 170 (A Barton 50, D Hanrahan 36, S Wilson 2/22, R Fisher 2/26, B Ashkenazi 2/35)
4th XI at Crawford Oval Melbourne University 6 cc 194 (J Bolus 66) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/104 (M Wilson 27*, N Crarer 2/15, MS Singh 2/21, R Butler 2/25)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. L Walker 2. M Chasemore 1. D Groves 2nd XI - 3. C McCormick 2. C Chernishoff 1. J Benbow 3rd XI - 3. J Waldron 2. S Wilson 1. B Ashkenazi 4th XI - 3. M Wilson 2. B Jovic 1. B Hudgson
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 15 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 2 vs Footscray Edgewater
1st XI at Mervyn G Hughes Oval, 10 October 2010
Footscray Edgewater 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings D Russ lbw Benbow 22 D Elmi c Kight b Robertson 24 B Green c Dew b Groves 25 L Walker c Green b Robertson 9 S Dean lbw Benbow 41 B Clements (c) lbw Hollins 10 T Dean lbw Groves 25 S Wiese c Green b Livingstone 2 T Gloury (c) lbw Groves 0 M Chasemore lbw Jones 10 D Kight (+) st Damiano b Benbow 1 R Damiano (+) c Gloury b Hollins 32 S Jones b Miller 6 J Miller c & b Robertson 16 S Hollins c Damiano b Miller 3 C Dew lbw Hollins 0 M Worthington c Walker b Benbow 3 K Voelkl lbw Robertson 0 L Dredge not out 4 S Boland b Dredge 17 B Robertson b Miller 3 J Benbow not out 3 M Livingstone dnb D Groves dnb Extras 8 Extras 6 Total 10 / 141 Total 10 / 129 Overs 42.4 Overs 37.2
D Groves 12-0-3-28 B Robertson 12-3-4-19 S Boland 4-0-0-29 M Worthington 3-0-0-24 J Miller 10.4-1-3-28 M Livingstone 5-1-1-12 J Benbow 11-1-4-32 S Hollins 10-1-3-43 M Chasemore 5-0-0-24 S Jones 3-1-1-7 B Green 3-0-0-19 L Dredge 1.2-0-1-3
Footscray Edgewater won by 12 runs. Points: FE 5, FP 0
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 2/90 (L Lowry 29, C Chernishoff 26) defeated Footscray Edgewater 10/84 (T Collett 6/23, M Drummond 2/24)
3rd XI at Tony Dodemaide Oval Footscray Edgewater 5 cc 219 (D Janka 89*, N Oldridge 48, G Walker 45) lost to Frankston Peninsula 7 cc 221 (B Coleman 68, M Wilson 57*, G Trueman 54, B Coote 3/21, D Janka 3/29)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 1/80 (R Salerni 42*) defeated Footscray Edgewater 10/79 (M Ryan 4/21, J Voelkl 2/0, L Haines 2/10)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Benbow 2. D Groves 1. R Damiano 2nd XI - 3. T Collett 2. T Baron 1. L Lowry 3rd XI - 3. M Wilson 2. B Coleman 1. G Trueman 4th XI - 3. R Salerni 2. M Ryan 1. L Haines
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 16 Annual Report 2010-11
Season 2010~2011
Round 3 vs Richmond
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 16 October 2010 No result – match abandoned due to rain.
2nd XI at Punt Road Oval No result – match abandoned due to rain.
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval No result – match abandoned due to rain.
4th XI at EO McCutchan Oval No result – match abandoned due to rain.
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: No votes awarded.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 17 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 4 vs Geelong
1st XI at Geelong Cricket Ground, 23 October 2010
Geelong 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings M Harrison c & b Miller 50 D Elmi c Borovec b Ogle 14 M Dean c Jewell b Groves 18 L Walker b Carson 1 L Buchanan (c) c Damiano b Groves 38 B Clements c Elliot b Foss 21 T Elliot lbw Holland 39 N Jewell (c) b Foss 0 M Buchanan lbw Benbow 24 M Chasemore c Foss b M Buchanan 88 J Thorne b Holland 5 S Wiese c Hart b Foss 3 H Butterworth c Damiano b Holland 0 R Damiano (+) c Dean b Carson 44 J Foss c Boland b Benbow 23 J Miller run out (Dean) 15 A Borovec (+) not out 13 J Holland c M Buchanan b Hart 1 C Ogle not out 0 S Boland st Borovec b Hart 2 M Carson dnb D Groves not out 15 J Hart dnb J Benbow dnb Extras 14 Extras 17 Total 8 cc 224 Total 10 / 221 Overs 45 Overs 43
D Groves 10-0-2-35 M Carson 10-1-2-42 J Miller 8-0-1-38 J Foss 9-0-3-37 M Chasemore 3-0-0-25 C Ogle 7-0-1-42 S Boland 5-0-0-25 J Hart 12-1-2-79 J Holland 11-1-3-58 M Buchanan 5-1-1-16 J Benbow 8-0-2-35
Geelong won by 3 runs. Points: Gee 5, FP 0
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/74 (L Lowry 32, A Di Giacomo 5/18, L Muller 2/16, TA Walerys 2/21) lost to Geelong 9 cc 138 (A Hodgson 34, M Drummond 3/43, K Voelkl 2/27, T Collett 2/36)
3rd XI at Kardinia Park West Geelong 6 cc 276 (D Bolton 118, J Garner 92, B Ashkenazi 3/44, P Sofra 2/55) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/116 ( J Reed 3/18, A Casey 3/37, J James 2/13)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 4/95 (J Wylie 35*, N Harford 26*) defeated Geelong 10/91 (M Reid 46, MH Christy 3/10, B Hudgson 3/11)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. D Groves 1. R Damiano 2nd XI - 3. M Drummond 2. L Lowry 1. T Baron 3rd XI - 3. B Ashkenazi 2. S Wilson 1. P Sofra 4th XI - 3. J D Wylie 2. M Christy 1. B Hudgson
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 18 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 5 vs Carlton
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 30 October 2010
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Carlton 1st Innings D Elmi c Pilon b Dickinson 3 T McCormick c Miller b Groves 0 L Walker c Buszard b Dickinson 14 D Peter-Budge c Damiano b Boland 1 B Clements lbw Dickinson 11 D Broadbent b Groves 0 N Jewell (c) c Ross b Dickinson 0 N Ross c Wiese b Groves 21 M Chasemore c Pilon b Austin 9 N Pilon (c)(+) not out 17 S Wiese not out 15 T Smyth not out 0 R Damiano (+) b Smyth 3 T Buszard dnb J Miller not out 0 J Hancock dnb K Voelkl dnb P Manser dnb S Boland dnb A Dickinson dnb D Groves dnb N Austin dnb J Benbow dnb C Salm dnb Extras 8 Extras 2 Total 6 / 63 Total 4 / 41 Overs 20 Overs 12.3
N Austin 8-0-1-24 D Groves 6.3-2-3-18 A Dickinson 6-1-4-21 S Boland 3-1-1-8 C Salm 2-0-0-10 J Miller 3-0-0-13 T Smyth 4-1-1-4
No result – match abandoned due to rain.
2nd XI at Princes Park # 1 Oval Carlton 2/71 (L McKenna 35*, C McCormick 2/21) drew with Frankston Peninsula 1/30
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 3/80 (R Sidebottom 2/20) drew with Carlton
4th XI at Princes Park # 2 Oval Carlton drew with Frankston Peninsula 1/47
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. D Groves 2. S Boland 1. S Wiese 2nd XI - 3. C McCormick 2. C Dew 1. T Baron 3rd XI - 3. R Shaw 2. L Reid 1. B Coleman 4th XI - 3. N Cassano 2. R Salerni 1. C Cox
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 19 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 6 vs Camberwell Magpies
1st XI at Camberwell Sports Ground, 6 & 13 November 2010
Camberwell Magpies 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula B Howell c Groves b Chasemore 45 D Elmi G Parker lbw Boland 0 L Walker S Snell (+) lbw Miller 25 S Wiese S Hill (c) run out (Boland) 38 N Jewell (c) J Lampard b Holland 60 M Chasemore T Rickarby not out 128 B Clements M McClean st Damiano b Holland 3 R Damiano (+) J McNamara c Damiano b Miller 22 J Miller A Fekete c Clements b Miller 0 J Holland S Pietersz not out 24 D Groves J Roberts dnb S Boland Extras 8 Total 8 / 353 Overs 100
D Groves 12.2-5-0-23 S Boland 21.4-2-1-89 J Miller 17-3-3-82 J Holland 31-5-2-69 M Chasemore 17-1-1-83 D Elmi 1-0-0-1
Match Drawn – Day Two abandoned due to rain.
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 6/409 (M Gapes 147, D Nankervis 142, C McCormick 53*, C Dew 38, J Bett 4/114) drew with Camberwell Magpies
3rd XI at Watson Park Camberwell Magpies 1/2 drew with Frankston Peninsula 10/275 (G Trueman 102, P Sofra 46, B Coleman 33, J Waldron 29, M Berryman 5/45, G Malhotra 2/59)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 0/2 drew with Camberwell Magpies 10/208 (D Evans 52, W Jackson 26, J Wright 26*, M Wilson 4/46, B Jovic 3/47)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Holland 2. J Miller 1. R Damiano 2nd XI - 3. M Gapes 2. D Nankervis 1. C McCormick 3rd XI - 3. G Trueman 2. P Sofra 1. J Waldron 4th XI - 3. M Wilson 2. B Jovic 1. M Ryan
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 20 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 7 vs Casey – South Melbourne
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 20 & 27 November 2010
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Casey-South Melbourne 1st Innings D Elmi b Herrick 14 R Elston c Miller b Chasemore 22 L Walker lbw Perera 5 J Best b Groves 1 B Clements lbw Herrick 0 R Blandford c Chasemore b Boland 16 M Gapes not out 8 P Trego c Damiano b Boland 10 N Jewell not out 13 D Deane lbw Boland 0 M Chasemore dnb T Hussey c Jewell b Miller 12 R Damiano dnb R Livera c Jewell b Benbow 72 J Miller dnb J Herrick c Chasemore b Boland 33 D Groves dnb C Rose not out 69 S Boland dnb A Perera lbw Miller 4 J Benbow dnb A Perrin c Benbow b Boland 24 Extras 3 Extras 14 Total 3 / 43 Total 10 / 277 Overs 21 Overs 75.3
J Herrick 9-2-2-19 S Boland 21.3-2-5-88 P Trego 3-1-0-8 D Groves 14-2-1-54 A Perera 4-2-1-5 M Chasemore 9-1-1-40 C Rose 3-2-0-1 J Miller 18-3-2-57 A Perrin 2-0-0-7 J Benbow 9-0-1-31 D Elmi 4-1-0-3
Match Drawn – Day Two abandoned due to rain.
2nd XI at Casey Fields #4 Oval Casey-South Melbourne 9/273 (C Entwistle 96, B Welsh 42, M Boraston 32, M Hawking 26, M Drummond 2/25, T Baron 2/52, T Collett 2/63) drew with Frankston Peninsula
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 2/22 drew with Casey-South Melbourne 10/174 (R Eaton 69, C Benedek 48, B Ashkenazi 3/11, R Shaw 2/2, P Sofra 2/65)
4th XI at Casey Fields #5 Oval Casey-South Melbourne 2/259 (J Gilmore 119*, A Hanger 56, R Dyer 56) drew with Frankston Peninsula
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. S Boland 2. J Miller 1. N Jewell 2nd XI - 3. T Collett 2. M Drummond 1. T Baron 3rd XI - 3. B Ashkenazi 2. B Coleman 1. P Sofra 4th XI - 3. M Wilson 2. L Haines 1. M Ryan
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 21 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 8 vs Essendon
1st XI at Windy Hill, 4 & 5 December 2010
Essendon 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings S Bryant c Chasemore b Boland 6 D Elmi c Collins b Berger 22 B MacRae c Miller b Chasemore 9 B Clements not out 100 Z Hussain c Damiano b Boland 16 M Gapes b Johnstone 33 B Fletcher c Damiano b Boland 62 N Jewell (c) c Collins b Reid 54 A Mato c Chasemore b Miller 13 L Walker dnb R Collins (+) c Clements b Holland 2 M Chasemore dnb C Berger (c) c Miller b Chasemore 8 R Damiano (+) dnb T Godsell not out 11 J Miller dnb M Johnstone c Damiano b Miller 2 J Holland dnb S Reid b Miller 0 S Boland dnb T Batters c Holland b Boland 2 J Benbow dnb Extras 12 Extras 8 Total 10 / 143 Total 3 dec 217 Overs 63.4 Overs 46
S Boland 14.4-4-4-34 N Jewell 4-2-0-2 S Reid 13-0-1-71 M Johnstone 10-1-1-58 J Miller 12-2-3-29 J Holland 20-8-1-27 T Batters 11-1-0-34 T Godsell 3-0-0-22 M Chasemore 9-0-2-32 J Benbow 4-2-0-10 C Berger 9-2-1-26
Essendon 2nd Innings S Bryant lbw Miller 8 B MacRae b Chasemore 17 Extras 7 Z Hussain C Damiano b Chasemore 0 Total 9 / 222 B Fletcher c Elmi b Boland 13 Overs 74 A Mato c Elmi b Holland 38 T Godsell c Elmi b Boland 11 S Boland 22-5-4-51 C Berger (c) c Elmi b Boland 73 J Miller 14-0-1-56 R Collins (+) lbw Benbow 18 M Chasemore 8-3-2-23 M Johnstone b Boland 7 J Holland 26-8-1-72 S Reid not out 25 J Benbow 4-1-1-17 T Batters not out 5
Frankston Peninsula won by 7 wickets on first innings. Points: Ess 0, FP 6
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/193 (S Wiese 57, C Dew 32, G Trueman 32, L Lowry 25, S Buhagiar 5/69, J Seymour 3/7) defeated by Essendon 10/296 (J Patton 108, J Dickinson 68, J Seymour 29, D Tomkins 25, M Drummond 4/38, C McCormick 3/65)
3rd XI at Cross Keys Reserve Essendon 10/120 (B Ashkenazi 3/11, R Fisher 2/17, P Sofra 2/32) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 8/128 (B McDonald 39 N Ingleton 3/34)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/209 (B Hudgson 55, N Harford 40, S Glenn 26, J Reid 26, M Hutchesson 3/38, D Tate 2/12, J O'Neill 2/36) lost to Essendon 10/242 (P Campbell 95, M Hutchesson 73, M Ryan 2/27)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. B Clements 2. S Boland 1. J Miller 2nd XI - 3. S Wiese 2. M Drummond 1. C McCormick 3rd XI - 3. B McDonald 2. R Fisher 1. B Ashkenazi 4th XI - 3. B Hudgson 2. N Harford 1. M Ryan
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 22 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 9 vs Ringwood
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 11 December 2010
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Ringwood 1st Innings C Dew b Gale 12 DA King c Benbow b Boland 45 B Clements c Nicholls b Gilmour 3 T Stray c Chasemore b Boland 51 N Jewell (c) b Gale 1 J Loorham (+) c Damiano b Benbow 2 R Damiano c Nicholls b DN King 29 A Dehmel not out 10 M Chasemore c Cuthbert b Dehmel 33 B Osborne b Miller 63 M Gapes st Loorham b DN King 6 D Coghlan dnb D Nankervis (+) c Loorham b DA King 17 M Gale (c) dnb J Miller not out 10 S Gilmour dnb D Groves b Dehmel 0 I Holland dnb S Boland not out 4 DN King dnb J Benbow dnb S Nicholls dnb Extras 4 Extras 4 Total 8 / 119 Total 4 cc 175 Overs 19 Overs 19
M Gale 4-0-2-14 D Groves 3-0-0-30 S Gilmour 3-0-1-13 S Boland 4-0-2-34 S Nicholls 3-0-0-28 J Miller 4-0-1-24 I Holland 1-0-0-15 M Chasemore 4-0-0-43 DN King 3-0-2-21 J Benbow 4-0-1-42 DA King 3-0-1-19 A Dehmel 2-0-2-8
Ringwood won by 56 runs. Points: FP 0, Ring 4
2nd XI at Russell Lucas Oval Ringwood 7 cc 125 (J Ford 29, G Trueman 2/24, C McCormick 2/28) lost to Frankston Peninsula 1/126 (S Wiese 63*, L Walker 34*)
3rd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 8 cc 144 (S Wilson 50, B McDonald 32, S Cuthbert 3/23, J Freeman 2/23) lost to Ringwood 6/147 (C Smith 40, M McDonald 34*, R Fisher 2/23, S Wilson 2/33)
4th XI at Russell Lucas Oval Ringwood 5/151 (D Ruffle 51, J Bennett 37) lost to Frankston Peninsula 4 cc 154 (N Harford 55, R Salerni 50*, S Wade 2/24)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. S Boland 1. R Damiano 2nd XI - 3. S Wiese 2. L Walker 1. G Trueman 3rd XI - 3. S Wilson 2. B McDonald 1. R Fisher 4th XI - 3. R Salerni 2. N Harford 1. J Reid
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 23 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 10 vs Melbourne
1st XI at Albert Cricket Ground, 12 December 2010
Melbourne 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings A Kent (c) c Groves b Miller 33 C Dew c Quinn b Sturrock 23 T Jackson run out (Groves) 3 B Clements c Quinn b Smith 17 S Dart c Damiano b Benbow 21 R Damiano b Sturrock 6 M Brown st Nankervis b Benbow 1 N Jewell (c) c Sturrock b Dart 3 R Cooper c Benbow b Chasemore 23 M Chasemore not out 16 P Smith b Miller 5 M Gapes not out 5 P Petricola c Damiano b Miller 0 D Nankervis (+) dnb A Middlin (+) not out 1 J Miller dnb S Sturrock not out 1 S Boland dnb A Dale dnb D Groves dnb N Quinn dnb J Benbow dnb Extras 3 Extras 3 Total 7 cc 91 Total 4 cc 73 Overs 12 Overs 10
D Groves 2-0-0-19 A Dale 2-0-0-15 S Boland 3-0-0-18 P Smith 2-0-1-13 J Miller 3-0-3-23 N Quinn 2-0-0-21 J Benbow 2-0-2-16 S Sturrock 2-0-2-10 M Chasemore 2-0-1-13 S Dart 2-0-1-14
Melbourne won by 10 runs (Deciding Score Method). Points: Melb 4, FP 0
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 9 cc 107 (L Walker 28, D Scheetz 3/17, A Boyle 2/21) defeated Melbourne 8 cc 106 (M Tomkinson 36, K Voelkl 4/29)
3rd XI at Albert Cricket Ground Melbourne 5 cc 141 (C Janik 65, G Wild 29*) defeated Frankston Peninsula 7 cc 74 (S Wilson 31, W Ryan 2/11, C Janik 2/11) (Deciding Score Method)
4th XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 6 cc 148 (B Hudgson 49*, N Harford 37, T Larter 2/26) defeated Melbourne 6 cc 68 (B Jovic 3/13) (Deciding Score Method)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Miller 2. C Dew 1. J Benbow 2nd XI - 3. K Voelkl 2. G Trueman 1. L Walker 3rd XI - 3. S Wilson 2. B Coleman 1. B McDonald 4th XI - 3. B Hudgson 2. N Harford 1. B Jovic
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 24 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 11 vs Dandenong
1st XI Away Match at A.H. Butler Oval, 18 December 2010 FPCC 1st XI Debutant: Tom Baron (Mt Eliza – MPCA)
Dandenong 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings T Donnell c Miller b Benbow 42 R Damiano c Glenister b Dempsey 32 A Hales run out (Baron) 41 C Dew run out (Dempsey) 24 D Dempsey (c) b Baron 1 J Miller c Pattinson b Donnell 9 N Thomas c Chasemore b Benbow 18 B Clements c Donnell b Fairbanks 17 M Glenister c Damiano b Benbow 4 M Chasemore (c) c Pattinson b Dempsey 13 J Pattinson st Nankervis b Miller 14 S Wiese not out 31 M Sweeney c Clements b Benbow 3 M Gapes b Pattinson 6 B Fairbanks not out 13 D Nankervis (+) not out 5 L Ligt (+) not out 3 S Boland dnb J Wilcock dnb J Benbow dnb J Butterfield dnb T Baron dnb
Extras 4 Extras 7 Total 7 cc 143 Total 6 cc 144 Overs 20 Overs 20
S Boland 4-0-0-34 J Pattinson 4-0-1-30 T Baron 4-0-1-25 J Butterfield 2-0-0-23 J Miller 4-0-1-27 J Wilcock 2-0-0-20 J Benbow 4-0-4-27 D Dempsey 4-0-2-18 M Chasemore 4-0-0-27 T Donnell 4-0-1-19 A Hales 2-0-0-13 B Fairbanks 2-0-1-17
Frankston Peninsula won by 1 run. Points: FP 4, Dand 0
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 9 cc 91 (K Voelkl 26, P Sweeney 3/16, J Nanopoulos 2/18) lost to Dandenong 5/92 (D Quirk 34*, K Voelkl 2/14)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Dandenong 6 cc 124 (C Cooray 40, W Stubbings 25) lost to Frankston Peninsula 5/125 (M Edwards 53, C Chernishoff 30)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 6 cc 70 (B Hudgson 43, A Fisher 2/18) defeated Dandenong 3/65 (J Bloomer 33)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Benbow 2. R Damiano 1. J Miller 2nd XI - 3. K Voelkl 2. D Elmi 1. M Drummond 3rd XI - 3. M Edwards 2. C Chernishoff 1. B Coleman 4th XI - 3. B Hudgson 2. J Reid 1. B Jovic
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 25 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 12 vs Fitzroy Doncaster
1st XI at Andrews Park, Churchill, 8 January 2011
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Fitzroy Doncaster 1st Innings R Damiano b Duckworth 18 L Mash (c) lbw Miller 5 C Dew b Duckworth 5 J Augustin (+) c Chasemore b Holland 18 J Miller c Stockdale b Dickson 3 N Walsh b Holland 16 M Gapes c Dickson b Stewart 16 P Dickson st Nankervis b Holland 9 B Clements c & b Stewart 29 L Stockdale lbw Chasemore 20 M Chasemore (c) not out 30 T Sheehan c Wiese b Benbow 10 D Nankervis (+) run out (Mash) 8 F Stewart c Miller b Benbow 5 S Wiese c & b Stockdale 9 S Huntley st Nankervis b Benbow 3 J Holland not out 18 B Waterman c Clements b Chasemore 7 J Benbow dnb J Fagg not out 6 T Baron dnb S Duckworth not out 8 Extras 8 Extras 2 Total 7 cc 144 Total 9 cc 109 Overs 20 Overs 20
J Fagg 4-0-0-20 J Miller 4-0-1-19 S Duckworth 2-0-2-17 T Baron 4-0-0-20 P Dickson 1-0-1-4 J Holland 4-0-3-16 F Stewart 4-0-2-31 J Benbow 4-0-3-22 S Huntley 2-0-0-9 M Chasemore 4-0-2-31 B Waterman 4-0-0-34 L Stockdale 3-0-1-23
Frankston Peninsula won by 35 runs. Points: FP 4, FD 0
2nd XI at Schramms Reserve Fitzroy Doncaster 4 cc 172 (N Vardi 87*, E Ghasperidis 41, G Trueman 2/36) defeated Frankston Peninsula 9/139 (L Walker 38, K Voelkl 27, J Considine 5/23)
3rd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 6 cc 119 (S Wilson 34, B Coleman 28) defeated Fitzroy Doncaster 8 cc 117 (J Court 36, K Nayager 25*, R Fisher 2/12, S Wilson 2/27)
4th XI at Schramms Reserve Fitzroy Doncaster 7 cc 123 (A McCormack 39, J Gottliebsen 34, T Stanton 3/28, A Cowen 2/17) lost to Frankston Peninsula 6/125 (P Damen 36*, M Grace 2/18, R Lyons 2/29)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Holland 2. M Chasemore 1. J Miller 2nd XI - 3. L Walker 2. C McCormick 1. K Voelkl 3rd XI - 3. R Fisher 2. S Wilson 1. B Coleman 4th XI - 3. P Damen 2. L Reid 1. T Stanton
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 26 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 13 vs Hawthorn Monash University
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 22 January 2011
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Hawthorn Monash University 1st Innings B Clements c Cookson b Hoogenboom 45 D Gunawardana c Groves b Miller 5 R Damiano c & b Bird 31 S Sriskandarajah c Jewell b Miller 0 J Miller run out (Gunawardana) 40 D Tormey (c) c Wiese b Benbow 78 M Gapes c Cookson b Bird 13 C Entwistle st Nankervis b Miller 35 M Chasemore (c) not out 51 I Inglis not out 25 N Jewell b Bird 70 J Henry lbw Holland 2 J Holland not out 3 E Karageorgiou lbw Holland 7 S Wiese dnb M Hewat not out 1 D Nankervis (+) dnb B Cookson (+) S Boland dnb L Hoogenboom D Groves dnb R Bird J Benbow dnb R Blair Extras 19 Extras 20 Total 5 cc 272 Total 6 cc 173 Overs 45 Overs 45
R Bird 11-1-3-56 D Groves 8-2-0-20 L Hoogenboom 12-1-1-79 J Miller 9-1-3-18 D Tormey 3-0-0-23 M Chasemore 3-0-0-10 R Blair 5-0-0-52 J Holland 11-0-2-47 M Hewat 12-1-0-37 S Boland 9-0-0-45 C Entwistle 2-0-0-15 J Benbow 5-0-1-22
Frankston Peninsula won by 99 runs. Points: FP 5, HMU 0
2nd XI at Monash University #1 Oval Hawthorn Monash University 10/86 (T Baron 5/30, C McCormick 3/16, M Drummond 2/28) lost to Frankston Peninsula 4 cc 267 (C Dew 98, L Lowry 62, D Elmi 34, L Brown 2/58)
3rd XI at Central Reserve #1 Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/182 (B McDonald 51, S Glenn 25, D Rogers 3/31, J Giertz 2/14, S Black 2/41) defeated Hawthorn Monash University 10/166 (S Cannon 43, M Ryan 3/34, T Collett 2/36, P Sofra 2/37)
4th XI at Monash University #2 Oval Hawthorn Monash University 5 cc 192 (J Greenwood 59, C Grant 32, K Sathiyaseelan 31, R Porker 27*, B Majtlis 26) lost to Frankston Peninsula 6 cc 272 (JD Wylie 94, N Harford 62, B Hudgson 37*, R Salerni 33, K Wimalaratna 2/45)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. N Jewell 2. M Chasemore 1. J Miller 2nd XI - 3. C Dew 2. L Lowry 1. T Baron 3rd XI - 3. B McDonald 2. B Coleman 1. M Ryan 4th XI - 3. JD Wylie 2. N Harford 1. B Hudgson
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 27 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 14 vs St Kilda
1st XI at Harry Trott Oval, 29 & 30 January 2011
St Kilda 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings P Handscomb c Damiano b Groves 3 S Wiese c Rowan b Mueller 0 D Rowan (+) c Damiano b Groves 51 B Clements lbw Babula 27 D Forbes b Groves 0 C McCormick run out (Cleary) 4 R Quiney c Miller b Chasemore 68 M Gapes hit wicket b Cleary 2 G Rummans (c) c Damiano b Miller 6 M Chasemore (c) c Handscomb b Babula 24 A McGuinness c Groves b Chasemore 37 R Damiano (+) c Rowan b Forbes 0 M Cleary c Chasemore b McCormick 52 N Jewell c Handscomb b O’Brien 28 D Mueller b Miller 34 J Miller lbw Forbes 30 S O’Brien c Damiano b McCormick 3 J Holland c O’Brien b Forbes 12 D Babula lbw Groves 17 S Boland not out 21 M Warne not out 0 D Groves c Handscomb b Babula 4 Extras 15 Extras 16 Total 10 / 286 Total 10 / 168 Overs 92.1 Overs 56
D Groves 16-2-4-40 M Cleary 11-3-1-25 J Miller 17.1-6-2-44 D Mueller 12-2-1-32 S Boland 16-1-0-60 R Quiney 3-1-0-3 J Holland 20-7-0-57 D Babula 8-1-3-37 M Chasemore 15-1-2-52 D Forbes 14-5-3-34 C McCormick 8-2-2-24 S O’Brien 8-1-1-22
St Kilda won by 118 runs. Points: StK 6, FP 0
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/159 (K Voelkl 56, J Benbow 27, N Voyage 3/30, C Ross 2/36, M Wallace 2/38) and 10/172 (C Dew 54, D Elmi 30, G Trueman 26, W Russell 5/26, J Muirhead 2/29) lost outright to St Kilda 10/186 (C Blake 69, T Morris 33, W Russell 26, T Baron 5/48, C Dew 3/17) and 8/146 (C Blake 30, A Ward 27, J Benbow 2/21, T Baron 2/50)
3rd XI at Ross Gregory Oval St Kilda 10/162 (J Bailey 40, J Skala 26, P Sofra 4/38, R Fisher 2/31) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/119 (JK Wylie 27, J Manning 4/24, L Guthrie 3/15, C Souter 3/41)
4th XI at Central Reserve #2 Oval Frankston Peninsula 8/157 (J Gayle 35, R Salerni 30, M Wilson 27*, JD Wylie 25, S Skurrie 3/44, A Laragy 2/19) drew with St Kilda 8 dec 185 (L Weiss 47, J Maxwell 38, M Heffernan 35, M Wilson 2/22, B Hudgson 2/35)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. D Groves 2. J Miller 1. N Jewell 2nd XI - 3. T Baron 2. K Voelkl 1. C Dew 3rd XI - 3. P Sofra 2. T Collett 1. JK Wylie 4th XI - 3. L Haines 2. B Hudgson 1. J Gayle
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 28 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 15 vs Prahran
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 12 February 2011
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Prahran 1st Innings R Damiano c Seymour b Sealey 4 S Seymour c Chasemore b Groves 9 C Dew c Singh b Seymour 23 C Rogers c & b Miller 2 J Miller c Coates b McGain 61 S De Bolfo b Groves 0 M Chasemore (c) c & b Wild 37 D Salpietro c Nankervis b Groves 6 D Elmi b Wild 13 B Forsyth c Jewell b Miller 0 S Wiese lbw Wild 0 N Schlittler (c) c Nankervis b Boland 8 N Jewell c Seymour b Wild 19 J Wild c Damiano b Boland 12 K Voelkl b Wild 13 L Murphy c Nankervis b Boland 1 D Nankervis (+) not out 12 S Coates (+) c Boland b Miller 12 S Boland not out 8 B McGain c Nankervis b Boland 1 D Groves dnb S Singh not out 1 J Benbow dnb P Sealey dnb Extras 11 Extras 3 Total 8 cc 201 Total 10 / 55 Overs 45 Overs 25.4
S Seymour 9-1-1-44 D Groves 8-3-3-13 P Sealey 5-0-1-29 J Miller 9-1-3-21 D Salpietro 5-0-0-18 S Boland 6.4-2-4-17 S Singh 3-0-0-14 J Benbow 2-0-0-3 B McGain 11-1-1-49 J Wild 12-3-5-41
Frankston Peninsula won by 146 runs. Points: FP 5, Prah 0
2nd XI at Toorak Park Prahran 7 cc 183 (B McGuinness 42, C Williamson 32*, T Baron 3/39, B Ashkenazi 2/40) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/138 (L Lowry 44, L Alford 4/30)
3rd XI at Central Reserve #1 Oval Frankston Peninsula 7 cc 173 (C Chernishoff 67, M Edwards 29, P Sofra 25, A Hutton 2/23, S Wotherspoon 2/39) lost to Prahran 5 cc 179 (A Lloyd 44, N Morrey 39*, T Bauer 26, M Wilson 2/25, R Fisher 2/30)
4th XI at Como Park Prahran 10/95 (C Bricker 28, J Gayle 5/33, A Cowen 3/14) lost to Frankston Peninsula 2/96 (A Cowen 43*)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Miller 2. D Groves 1. M Chasemore 2nd XI - 3. L Lowry 2. T Baron 1. B Ashkenazi 3rd XI - 3. C Chernishoff 2. J Reid 1. M Edwards 4th XI - 3. J Gayle 2. A Cowen 1. M Ryan
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 29 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 16 vs North Melbourne
1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 19 & 20 February 2011
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings North Melbourne 1st Innings R Damiano c Grenville b Marantelli 18 S McNamara lbw Miller 12 C Dew c Robertson b Stevenson 11 T Robertson (+) b Groves 0 J Miller c O’Sullivan b Adams 6 J Dearing lbw Miller 0 M Chasemore (c) c Dearing b Sandri 62 J Damjanovski b Miller 6 D Elmi c Stokes b Adams 21 C Sandri b Groves 7 N Jewell c Stokes b Adams 27 M O’Sullivan b Boland 7 D Nankervis (+) not out 64 R Stokes c Jewell b Boland 3 D Groves b Grenville 17 R Grenville run out (Benbow) 35 S Boland c McNamara b Adams 17 C Marantelli (c) c Chasemore b Miller 13 C McCormick c Stevenson b Adams 5 K Adams b Miller 5 J Benbow lbw Adams 0 M Stevenson not out 0 Extras 11 Extras 30 Total 10 / 259 Total 10 / 118 Overs 94 Overs 55.5
M Stevenson 17-4-1-40 C Sandri 17-2-1-42 D Groves 11-2-2-19 C McCormick 6-3-0-5 C Marantelli 15-3-1-53 S McNamara 1-0-0-4 J Miller 13.5-5-5-17 J Benbow 5-1-0-15 K Adams 30-8-6-70 M O’Sullivan 4-1-0-18 S Boland 14-3-2-34 M Chasemore 6-2-0-5 R Grenville 10-2-1-25
North Melbourne 2nd Innings T Robertson (+) c Nankervis b Boland 0 Extras 3 S McNamara lbw Benbow 24 Total 6 / 64 J Dearing c & b McCormick 22 Overs 31 J Damjanovski c Chasemore b McCormick 0 C Sandri c Miller b McCormick 3 D Groves 5-3-0-9 M Chasemore 3-1-0-4 M O’Sullivan C Boland b McCormick 0 J Miller 2-1-0-3 J Benbow 5-2-1-7 R Stokes not out 11 S Boland 9-2-1-35 C McCormick 7-3-4-5 R Grenville not out 1
Frankston Peninsula won by 141 runs on first innings. Points: FP 6, NM 0
2nd XI at Central Reserve #1 Oval North Melbourne 9 dec 128 (S Kharal 43, L Walker 4/25, K Voelkl 4/42) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/40 (T Waring 6/24, M Doric 2/6, M Twentyman 2/9) and 4/99 (L Lowry 25, N Hrovatin 2/25, J Sheldon 2/29)
3rd XI at Central Reserve #2 Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/167 (JK Wylie 38, R Fisher 36, C Chernishoff 26, G Legge-Wilkinson 2/14, S Kharal 2/18, J O'Sullivan 2/27) defeated North Melbourne 10/97 (J Grixti 30, T Collett 4/31, R Fisher 2/20)
4th XI at JJ Holland Park North Melbourne 10/65 (M Ryan 5/10, J Gayle 3/26, A Cowen 2/1) lost to Frankston Peninsula 3/84 (A Cowen 37 B Miller 2/7)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Miller 2. M Chasemore 1. D Nankervis 2nd XI - 3. L Walker 2. K Voelkl 1. L Lowry 3rd XI - 3. R Fisher 2. JK Wylie 1. T Collett 4th XI - 3. M Ryan 2. J Gayle 1. N Cassano
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 30 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011
Round 17 vs Northcote
1st XI at Bill Lawry Oval, 26 February & 5 March 2011
Northcote 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings B Peake b Groves 3 R Damiano c Doropoulos b Page 1 G Munro c Nankervis b Groves 0 C Dew c O’Shea b Page 62 J Carlson (c) c Jewell b Groves 5 B Clements lbw Doropoulos 5 T Doropoulos lbw Boland 60 M Chasemore (c) c Johnson b Doyle 8 D Wildsmith lbw Groves 0 D Elmi c Johnson b Doropoulos 16 M Brook c Nankervis b Chasemore 0 N Jewell not out 41 M Johnson (+) c Dew b Boland 27 J Miller c Wildsmith b O’Shea 14 D O’Shea lbw Chasemore 55 D Nankervis (+) not out 14 M Doyle not out 7 C McCormick dnb T Hoare b Boland 1 S Boland dnb B Page lbw Boland 0 D Groves dnb Extras 9 Extras 7 Total 10 / 167 Total 6 / 168 Overs 67 Overs 78
D Groves 14-4-4-30 T Hoare 21-10-0-30 J Miller 13-3-0-38 B Page 15-3-2-37 M Chasemore 14-2-2-33 T Doropoulos 18-6-2-35 S Boland 20-8-4-33 M Doyle 14-4-1-38 C McCormick 6-0-0-28 D O’Shea 10-4-1-24
Frankston Peninsula won by 4 wickets. Points: Ncte 0, FP 6
2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/77 (B McNiece 5/28, A Glover 4/31) lost to Northcote 10/154 (A Crispe 40, J Adams 35, H Shakespeare 29, J Benbow 4/30, B Ashkenazi 2/22, M Drummond 2/45, T Baron 2/46) and 7/127 (J Adams 52*, H Shakespeare 36, K Voelkl 3/21, T Baron 2/26)
3rd XI at Binnak Park Northcote 10/203 (C Joyce 85, T Carlson 35, N Dowell 27, T Collett 3/34, P Sofra 3/35) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/127 (B Coleman 25, N Brandon-Jones 5/15, C Joyce 3/35)
4th XI at Central Reserve #2 Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/214 (A Cowen 55, B Hudgson 53*, R Salerni 29, N Harford 28, M Simpson 5/45, L Boughton 2/24) defeated Northcote 10/70 (J Gayle 3/16, P Damen 2/0, J Reid 2/3, B Jovic 2/14)
Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. D Groves 2. C Dew 1. S Boland 2nd XI - 3. J Benbow 2. T Baron 1. B Ashkenazi 3rd XI - 3. P Sofra 2. B Coleman 1. T Collett 4th XI - 3. B Hudgson 2. J Gayle 1. A Cowen
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 31 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 1ST XI FINALS
Qualifying Final vs St Kilda
1st XI at Junction Oval, 12 & 13 March 2011
St Kilda 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings P Handscomb b Miller 15 R Damiano c O’Brien b Cleary 24 D Rowan (+) lbw Miller 0 C Dew c Forbes b Cleary 0 D Forbes b Miller 56 B Clements c McGuinness b Cleary 0 G Rummans (c) c Nankervis b Chasemore 21 M Chasemore (c) lbw Mueller 66 A McGuinness lbw Holland 11 N Jewell b Forbes 31 W Russell c Nankervis b Chasemore 32 D Elmi c Handscomb b Cleary 5 M Cleary c Chasemore b Groves 1 J Miller lbw Warren 21 A Warren c Jewell b Holland 6 D Nankervis (+) b Cleary 1 D Mueller lbw Miller 8 J Holland c Forbes b Cleary 1 S O’Brien not out 7 S Boland not out 14 M Warne lbw Holland 2 D Groves b Mueller 11 Extras 4 Extras 9 Total 10 / 163 Total 10 / 183 Overs 68 Overs 67.3
D Groves 13-5-1-30 M Cleary 21-4-6-56 J Miller 13-3-4-41 D Mueller 17.3-3-2-45 S Boland 13-5-0-27 S O’Brien 11-4-0-29 M Chasemore 11-4-2-25 A Warren 7-1-1-22 J Holland 18-2-3-36 D Forbes 9-1-1-22 M Warne 2-0-0-4
St Kilda 2nd Innings P Handscomb not out 22 A McGuinness not out 40 Extras 2 Total 0 / 64 Overs 7
S Boland 4-0-0-37 J Miller 3-1-0-25
Day 2 - rain delay at 2:46pm. Play Abandoned at 4:10pm. Frankston Peninsula won by 2 wickets on first innings.
Coming from eighth position after the regular season, it was hard to find many judges that gave the Heat a chance to defeat minor premier St Kilda on their home territory at the Junction Oval. The fact that St Kilda recorded a comfortable seven wicket victory at the same venue in a quarter final 12 months earlier only supported their case.
St Kilda was dismissed for 163 off only 68 overs, losing their last seven wickets for 62 runs. The Heat had developed immense confidence from this outstanding bowling effort, but were well aware that this run chase would be difficult against the strong bowling attack of the top side on their home soil.
The Heat stumbled in their run chase, before painfully sitting at 8/153 just before lunch on Day 2. Matt Chasemore held the innings together and saw his side over the line with Scott Boland just after lunch. The rain soon closed in as St Kilda commenced their second innings, triggering celebrations for the Heat who had defeated St Kilda for the first time in at least a decade to setup a semifinal clash against fierce rivals Geelong.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 32 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 1ST XI FINALS
Semi Final vs Geelong
1st XI at Geelong Cricket Ground, 19 & 20 March 2011
Geelong 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings A Stanley (+) c Miller b Holland 24 R Damiano c Stanley b Carson 1 L Muller c Nankervis b Boland 27 C Dew b Hart 27 T Elliot lbw Miller 45 B Clements c & b Alford 42 A Finch c Groves b Holland 0 M Chasemore (c) lbw Carson 48 L Buchanan (c) lbw Groves 22 N Jewell lbw Alford 3 H Butterworth c Dew b Boland 24 L Walker c Walerys b Hart 65 J Foss lbw Miller 38 J Miller run out (Butterworth) 2 C Alford c Nankervis b Miller 0 D Nankervis (+) lbw Muller 20 T Walerys b Holland 1 J Holland c Muller b Hart 16 M Carson not out 0 S Boland not out 10 J Hart c & b Holland 0 D Groves st Stanley b Hart 1 Extras 10 Extras 11 Total 10 / 191 Total 10 / 246 Overs 69.5 Overs 99.1
D Groves 15-6-1-33 M Carson 16-3-2-32 J Miller 13-4-3-34 T Walerys 15-5-0-32 S Boland 14-5-2-45 J Foss 4-0-0-22 J Holland 24.5-4-4-57 J Hart 21.1-5-4-65 M Chasemore 3-0-0-14 L Muller 29-9-1-55 C Alford 9-1-2-29 A Finch 1-1-0-0 L Buchanan 3-1-0-2 H Butterworth 1-0-0-4
Frankston Peninsula won by 55 runs.
Frankston Peninsula carried out an amazing spell of bowling after Tea on Day Two of their semi final against Geelong to amazingly secure a spot in the 2010/11 Premier Cricket Grand Final. After reaching the final eight on percentage by 0.017% following their Round 17 defeat of Northcote, Frankston Peninsula then defeated the top two teams in the quarter final (St Kilda – 1st) and semi final (Geelong – 2nd) to claim their spot in the final. It was an enthralling contest at the Geelong Cricket Ground, where momentum constantly ebbed and flowed to each side, where Frankston Peninsula came out victors by 55 runs.
After targeting a total of at least 250 to be competitive in the semi final, the Heat fell just short of that score at 10/246 off 99.1 overs. However, the Heat were quite confident overnight that the pressure on second placed Geelong to chase this total on their home ground in front of their home fans would see the Heat well and truly into this match. In an even batting performance, Dew, Clements, Chasemore, Walker and Nankervis all chipped in with patient innings to calmly build a defendable total.
Holland was outstanding, bowling three excellent spells off left arm off spin to finish with 4/57 off 24.5 overs. Despite not finding early wickets, Miller struck three crucial blows post tea, to claim 3/34 off 13 overs. Boland encouraged false strokes to find 2/45 off 14 overs, with Darren Groves taking 1/33 off his 15 overs.
Heat president Dennis Prendergast praised his players, saying "This is a team of fighters. It was one of the most amazing performances I have seen and I have been around for a long time. We knew that one wicket after tea would be a game-changer and James Miller got that wicket and we went from there."
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 33 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 1ST XI FINALS
Grand Final vs Dandenong
1st XI at Melbourne University, 25 to 27 March 2011
Dandenong 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings N Thomas c Clements b Groves 0 R Damiano lbw D Pattinson 47 T Donnell lbw Miller 83 C Dew c Nanopoulos b J Pattinson 11 P Sweeney c Damiano b Boland 11 B Clements c Butterfield b Siddle 2 D Dempsey (c) c Groves b Holland 17 M Chasemore (c) c & b D Pattinson 2 J Nanopoulos c Chasemore b Holland 3 N Jewell c Quirk b Siddle 63 J Pattinson not out 59 L Walker c Sweeney b Siddle 71 P Siddle c Nankervis b Miller 0 J Miller c Quirk b Pattinson 3 D Pattinson b Miller 0 D Nankervis (+) lbw Siddle 0 D Quirk (+) b Miller 2 J Holland c Thomas b J Pattinson 2 B Fairbanks c Groves b Miller 24 S Boland c Sweeney b Siddle 1 J Butterfield c Groves b Miller 13 D Groves not out 1 Extras 14 Extras 21 Total 10 / 226 Total 10 / 224 Overs 96.5 Overs 93.1
D Groves 20-7-1-30 J Pattinson 19-7-3-49 J Miller 24.5-4-6-54 J Butterfield 10-3-0-37 S Boland 19-7-1-39 P Siddle 22.1-6-5-52 J Holland 24-5-2-65 D Pattinson 14-6-2-30 M Chasemore 9-2-0-25 B Fairbanks 11-2-0-30 J Nanopoulos 8-6-0-3 D Dempsey 9-5-0-13
Dandenong 2nd Innings (target 137 off 57 overs) Frankston Peninsula 2nd Innings T Donnell c Chasemore b Boland 50 R Damiano c Donnell b Siddle 27 N Thomas c Nankervis b Miller 1 C Dew run out (Donnell) 19 P Sweeney lbw Miller 1 B Clements c Butterfield b D Pattinson 8 D Dempsey (c) lbw Groves 15 J Miller c Quirk b Butterfield 15 J Nanopoulos b Holland 7 N Jewell c Nanopoulos b Butterfield 2 J Pattinson st Nankervis b Groves 16 M Chasemore (c) not out 46 P Siddle c & b Holland 2 L Walker c Siddle b Butterfield 3 D Pattinson not out 21 D Nankervis (+) run out (Butterfield) 3 D Quirk (+) lbw Groves 2 J Holland run out (Nanopoulos) 5 B Fairbanks b Groves 0 S Boland dnb J Butterfield not out 0 D Groves dnb Extras 10 Extras 10 Total 9 / 125 Total 8 dec 138 Overs 57 Overs 28
J Miller 12-2-2-31 P Siddle 8-2-1-18 D Groves 15-5-4-31 J Pattinson 4-0-0-22 S Boland 13-4-1-23 D Pattinson 8-1-1-42 M Chasemore 2-1-0-5 J Butterfield 6-0-3-36 J Holland 15-4-2-26 J Nanopoulos 2-0-0-13
Dandenong won on first innings.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 34 Annual Report 2010-11 Brad Beitzel and Paul Amy report on a thrilling Premier Cricket final, as published in the Frankston Standard Leader
The Frankston Peninsula players left the Melbourne University ground with their hearts in their boots after falling to Dandenong in an utterly engrossing Premier Cricket grand final that concluded on Sunday 27 March.
A tense crowd had watched the first-innings result unfold in the first 20 minutes of play on Sunday as Dandenong resumed at 9/213.
In an exhilarating passage of play, James Pattinson and No 11 Justin Butterfield put on 32 for the last wicket to edge the Panthers past a gallant Heat in the first innings. Dandy made 226 in reply to 224 and the match looked decided.
But there was even greater drama to come. Trying to reverse the first innings result, Frankston Peninsula declared at 8/138 off 28 overs in its second dig, leaving Dandy to get 136 in 57 overs. The Panthers got the staggers, losing wickets regularly. Last pair Darren Pattinson and Butterfield were left to negotiate the last seven overs of the match and they did, cruelly denying the Heat a first premiership.
James Pattinson is making his name as a bowler of ferocious pace but he batted splendidly for 59 not out, taking charge of the lower-order. His half-century went with opener Tom Donnell’s outstanding 83.
This grand final took a sudden turn early on Saturday when the Heat, picking up at 5/213, collapsed to be all out for 224.
Test man Peter Siddle (5/ 52) spreadeagled the tail with the second new ball as Frankston Peninsula finished with quite a few less than it could have expected. On day one Heat captain Matt Chasemore won the toss and decided to face what must have been the best attack in a Premier final in five decades.
There was Australian Test quick Siddle, English Test paceman Darren Pattinson (2/30), state quick James Pattinson (3/49), as well as the emerging Justin Butterfield and consistent Premier performer Brent Fairbanks.
Opener Ricky Damiano attacked the bowling, scooting to 47 before being LBW to Darren Pattinson. The Heat were wobbling at 4/77. Enter 2010 AFL grand final goal umpire Luke Walker, who joined former Victorian opener Nick Jewell at the creases.
Walker had a battle with Siddle and looked to be buckling but the former captain kept his nerve and played some attractive strokes as he went to a top score of 71. Jewell, disregarding some blows to the body from the pacemen, dug in for 63 as they built a valuable partnership of 133. Jewell went to stumps on 61 but he was one of three batsmen to fall to Siddle next morning.
Dandenong’s innings started horribly, with opener Nick Thomas dismissed for a second-ball duck by veteran Darren Groves. It was his third blob in the finals series. Donnell, however, was brick-wall solid as he produced his highest score for the season.
But when he was was judged LBW to James Miller, it sparked a wicked collapse of 4/4. James Pattinson watched on from the other end. But he gained support when Fairbanks strode in and cracked 24 from 32 balls, including 2 fours and 2 sixes.
Butterfield came in at No 11 but looked more like a middle-order player and was 12 not out at stumps on day two as the match headed for the tightest of finishes.
But nobody could have predicted that the last hour of Sunday would match the drama of the first. It was a classic game of Premier Cricket, but unfortunately, the result didn’t fall the way of the Heat.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 35 Annual Report 2010-11 Grand Final action * Photos courtesy of Garry Sparke, Wayne Hawkins and Brian Nankervis
Back L – R: Wayne Ross (General Manager), Luke Walker, James Miller, Darren Groves, Scott Boland, Jack Benbow (12th man), Dennis Prendergast (President). Front L –R: Jon Holland, Ricky Damiano, David Nankervis, Matthew Chasemore (Captain), Nick Jewell (Coach), Chris Dew, Ben Clements.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 36 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 4th XI FINALS
One-Day Semi Final vs Carlton
4th XI at Princes Park #1 Oval, 14 November 2010
Carlton 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings T Goulding c Glenn b Harford 15 R Salerni run out 30 J Nolan c Hudgson b Ryan 28 N Cassano c Line b Kanoniuk 46 D Pell lbw Hudgson 3 C Cox run out 18 E McKenna c Cassano b Hudgson 5 B Hudgson (c) c S Wilson b Paradisis 1 B Wilson c Wylie b Harford 14 N Harford b S Wilson 9 S Bathman run out 1 M Ryan run out 37 T Line (+) lbw Harford 44 L Reid c Pickles b M Wilson 3 B Pickles (c) c Salerni b Harford 26 L Haines not out 11 M Wilson not out 5 S Glenn (+) not out 1 M Paradisis not out 3 J Wylie C Kanoniuk dnb M Christy S Wilson dnb B Jovic Extras 25 Extras 15 Total 8 cc 169 Total 7 / 171 Overs 41 Overs 41
B Jovic 3-0-0-30 C Kanoniuk 8-1-1-34 M Ryan 4-0-1-14 M Wilson 8-0-1-45 L Reid 9-3-0-15 B Pickles 9-2-0-18 B Hudgson 8-0-2-26 S Wilson 8-0-1-35 N Harford 7-1-4-23 M Paradisis 8-1-1-31 L Haines 7-0-0-32 M Christy 3-0-0-18
Frankston Peninsula won by 3 wickets.
Frankston Peninsula sealed a spot in the Premier Cricket 4th XI One Day Final for Season 2010-2011 following a thrilling last ball victory in a rain reduced 41 over a side match at Carlton. Harford did well with the ball to secure 4/23 as Carlton compiled a competitive total of 8/169. The Heat paced their run chase well with Salerni, Cassano, Cox and Ryan all adding useful totals to the scoreboard. However it was left to some last over heroics from Leroy Haines, who struck 11 not out to secure victory off the final delivery.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 37 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 4th XI FINALS
One-Day Grand Final vs Fitzroy Doncaster
4th XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 28 November 2010
Fitzroy Doncaster 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings C Tonkin run out (Cassano) 44 R Salerni run out (Gottliebsen) 16 M Roughan (c) run out (Cassano) 23 N Cassano c Gottliebsen b Moran 12 J Gottliebsen (+) b Jovic 40 C Cox c Roughan b Stanley 15 M Stanley c sub b Haines 14 J Wylie b Parr 47 M Grace run out 2 B Hudgson (c) c Roughan b Cook 17 C Erasmus c Wylie b Haines 11 N Harford lbw Cook 0 B McKeown not out 11 M Ryan c McKeown b Cook 3 A Stewart not out 4 J Reid b Stanley 16 L Moran dnb S Glenn (+) c sub b Nayager 18 M Cook dnb L Haines run out 4 Z Parr dnb M Christy not out 0 K Nayager dnb B Jovic dnb Extras 15 Extras 13 Total 6 cc 164 Total 10 / 161 Overs 37 Overs 37
J Wylie 8-0-0-35 M Cook 8-2-3-16 B Jovic 7-0-1-31 K Nayager 8-0-1-39 B Hudgson 7-0-0-27 L Moran 5-0-1-19 M Ryan 6-0-0-28 M Grace 3-0-0-17 J Reid 2-0-0-8 C Erasmus 5-0-0-31 N Harford 1-0-0-7 M Stanley 6-0-2-31 L Haines 6-0-2-25 Z Parr 2-0-1-7
Fitzroy Doncaster won by 3 runs.
Fitzroy Doncaster won the Kookaburra One-Day premiership in the Fourths, defeating Frankston Peninsula by just 3 runs at the Butler Oval. Thanks to the outstanding efforts of the curator Phil Regos and the club, play began around 1pm, the match reduced to a 37-over contest. Fitzroy Doncaster, batting first, scored 6/164 from their 37 overs, with Cameron Tonkin (44) and Jayme Gottliebsen (40) top-scoring.
In reply, Joel Wylie looked dangerous for the Heat with a hard-hit 47, adding 43 with Chris Cox (15) for the third wicket and 35 with skipper Brett Hudgson (17), but from 3/113, the Lions fought back, with right-arm quick Michael Cook (3/16 off 8) taking vital wickets. 17 were needed off the last 2 overs and 8 off the last, but the task proved beyond Frankston Peninsula, finishing on 161, just three short. Cook was adjudged the Kookaburra Player-of-the-Final.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 38 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 4th XI FINALS
Qualifying Final vs Camberwell Magpies
4th XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 12 & 13 March 2011
Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Camberwell Magpies 1st Innings R Salerni (+) c Evans b Brown 0 S Jayasinghe b Gayle 6 N Harford c Brown b Potter 4 D Evans c Glenn b Damen 23 N Cassano b Brown 2 C Ludowyk c Glenn b Ryan 4 J Gayle c Prior b Ponnamperuma 46 M Owers c Harford b Ryan 0 J Waldron c Tonkin b Brown 0 L Ezard (c) lbw Waldron 61 B Hudgson (c) c Tonkin b Prior 6 L Tonkin (+) not out 37 M Wilson c Eastham b Prior 0 J O’Connell not out 32 J Reid lbw O’Connell 2 S Eastham dnb S Glenn (+) c Jayasinghe b Prior 0 K Prior dnb P Damen c Owers b Potter 25 A Ponnamperuma dnb M Ryan not out 5 A Potter dnb B Jovic dnb R Brown dnb Extras 9 Extras 20 Total 10 / 99 Total 5 / 183 Overs 43.1 Overs 53
A Potter 8.1-3-2-20 J Gayle 14-4-1-34 R Brown 15-8-3-19 M Ryan 11-3-2-36 J O’Connell 4-0-1-15 B Jovic 6-2-0-21 K Prior 8-2-3-24 J Reid 10-4-0-30 A Ponnamperuma 8-4-1-14 N Cassano 1-0-0-4 B Hudgson 1-0-0-10 P Damen 5-1-1-23 J Waldron 5-2-1-15
Camberwell Magpies won on first innings.
After finishing third on the ladder to obtain a home final at the Butler Oval, the fourths were disappointing in their convincing quarter final loss against Camberwell Magpies.
Winning the toss and batting first, the Heat were quickly in trouble, falling to 2/4, 4/17, 6/35 and 8/39. It took strong batting efforts from Juvaunie Gayle (46 off 99 balls) and Pat Damen (25 off 73 balls) to add some respectability to the total, as the pair added 48 for the ninth wicket. They were the only batsmen to reach double figures, with the Heat finally reduced to an uncompetitive 10/99 off 43.1 overs.
In reply, the Magpies didn’t fair much better, falling to 3/11 as Gayle and Matt Ryan picked up early wickets. The innings was soon back on track, with Camberwell Magpies sitting at 5/183 off 53 overs at stumps on Day One with a lead of 84 runs. The Heat used eight bowlers during the innings, with Gayle (1/34), Ryan (2/36), Damen (1/23) and Waldron (1/15) all collecting wickets.
Feeling there was little hope of devising a reverse outright result, the Heat conceded victory to the Magpies following the first day of play. It was an unfortunate result for the Heat after finishing third on the ladder, where they couldn’t improve on the solid results of the past three seasons in the fourths (2007-08 – third, 2008-09 – second, 2009-10 – fifth).
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 39 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 LADDERS after round 17
1sts PTS (NRR) 2nds PTS (NRR) St Kilda 54 -1.286 Prahran 61 -1.26 Geelong 51 -1.157 Geelong 57 -1.313 Carlton 48 -1.323 Fitz Donc 56 -1.348 Casey-SM 45 -1.168 Richmond 52 -1.02 Dandenong 44 -0.949 St Kilda 50 -1.025 Prahran 43 -1.114 Northcote 45 -1.404 Melbourne 42 -1.203 Essendon 44 -1.132 Frank Pen 40 -1.219 Ringwood 42 -1.242 Fitz Donc 40 -1.202 Foot Edge 40 -1.054 Foot Edge 36 -1.139 Camb Mag 36 -0.849 Camb Mag 35 -1.273 Carlton 32.95 -1.009 Ringwood 35 -1.047 Melbourne 30 -1.102 Melb Uni 28 -0.938 Melb Uni 26 -0.953 Northcote 25 -1.039 Frank Pen 19 -1.002 Richmond 24 -0.919 Casey-SM 19 -0.917 Essendon 18 -0.692 Nth Melb 17 -0.684 Nth Melb 10 -0.587 Dandenong 6 -0.815 Haw-Mon U 5 -0.449 Haw-Mon U 1 -0.415
3rds PTS (NRR) 4ths PTS (NRR) Melbourne 51 -1.249 Carlton 54 -1.268 Geelong 49 -1.468 Northcote 52 -1.845 St Kilda 43 -1.342 Frank Pen 48 -1.294 Carlton 43 -1.212 Fitz Donc 42 -1.328 Camb Mag 42 -1.252 St Kilda 39 -1.154 Northcote 39 -1.349 Camb Mag 33 -1.17 Melb Uni 33 -1.08 Melb Uni 33 -1.123 Richmond 32 -0.923 Geelong 31 -1.033 Frank Pen 32 -0.902 Richmond 29 -1.1 Haw-Mon U 31 -0.992 Nth Melb 27 -1.09 Ringwood 29 -0.954 Melbourne 25 -0.938 Foot Edge 28 -1.129 Ringwood 23 -0.946 Prahran 28 -1.032 Prahran 22 -0.998 Fitz Donc 26 -1.166 Essendon 21 -0.626 Essendon 16 -0.578 Foot Edge 15 -0.822 Casey-SM 13 -0.614 Dandenong 15 -0.559 Dandenong 13 -0.575 Casey-SM 14 -0.881 Nth Melb 8 -0.684 Haw-Mon U 0 -0.526
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 40 Annual Report 2010-11 Season 2010~2011 Award winners
CLUB CHAMPION
James Miller is the Club Champion of the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club for Season 2010-11. “Funk” scored 260 runs and took 48 wickets along with 12 catches in a tremendous all round effort. Matt Chasemore was a close second place in the Club Champion points tally, after another fantastic season to back up his Club Champion award last year. Matt compiled 594 runs and 18 wickets as a key contributor to the 1st XI this season.
James’ highest score with the bat was 61 made in Round 15 against Prahran. His best figures with the ball was 6/54 – taken in the first innings of the Grand Final where he wrecked the Dandenong batting order to almost see the Heat over the line. James played a key role in the finals series, using his skill and experience to capture 15 wickets in the three matches.
This is the second Club Champion award for James, after being awarded the shield in Season 2008-09 following his season of 278 runs and 42 wickets.
Since debuting in the 1st XI in 1998-99, James has played 137 matches as a valuable all-rounder. He has made 2805 runs at an average of 25.50 and taken 262 wickets at an average of 21.30.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP – 2010/2011
Player Runs Wickets C RO Points Assisted Unassisted James Miller 260 21 27 12 260.00 Matt Chasemore 594 14 4 15 2 236.50 Darren Groves 49 16 15 8 1 136.25 Scott Boland 94 26 7 3 1 135.50 Ricky Damiano 321 21 1 122.25 Jon Holland 58 9 15 4 109.50 Nick Jewell 355 7 102.75 Ben Clements 350 5 97.50 David Nankervis 144 19 1 74.00 Jack Benbow 3 15 5 3 1 71.75 Luke Walker 280 70.00 Chris Dew 217 3 60.25 Dale Elmi 137 4 42.25 Sam Wiese 93 3 29.25 Matthew Gapes 89 22.25 Chris McCormick 9 4 1 1 20.25 Tom Baron - 1 1 6.00 Kierran Voelkl 15 1 5.75
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 41 Annual Report 2010-11 NEAL THOMPSON MEDAL
JAMES MILLER
James Miller complimented his Club Champion award with a narrow victory in the Neal Thompson Medal vote count. After a slow start to the season, James polled votes in 10 of the last 12 games of the home and away season, including three best on ground performances, to finish with 19 votes. He was two votes clear of 2009/2010 Thompson Medalist Brett Hudgson on 17 votes, and 3 votes clear of club stalwart and two time Thompson Medalist Darren Groves on 16 votes.
The Thompson Medal is voted upon by the opposition captains of each grade following every round. Amazingly, they were able to recognize 50 separate FPCC players throughout the season’s voting.
This is the fourth season that James has been awarded the Thompson Medal, after receiving the award in 2001/2002, 2007/2008 and 2008/2009.
FINAL VOTING – SEASON 2010/2011
19 – James Miller 17 – Brett Hudgson 16 – Darren Groves 15 – Matt Chasemore 13 – Tom Baron, Ben Coleman 12 – Luke Walker, Mitch Wilson, Sean Wilson 11 – Jack Benbow, Kierran Voelkl 10 – Ben Ashkenazi, Scott Boland, Tom Collett, Chris Dew, Chris McCormick, Matt Ryan, Peter Sofra 9 – Rob Fisher, Leigh Lowry, Brad McDonald 8 – Mitch Drummond, Juvaunie Gayle, Nathan Harford, Robbie Salerni 7 – Coen Chernishoff, Glyn Trueman, Sam Wiese 6 – Ricky Damiano, Leroy Haines, Jon Holland, Brendan Jovic, Joel Wylie 5 – Nick Jewell, Joel Reid, 4 – Nathan Cassano, Michael Edwards, Luke Reid, Josh Waldron 3 – Ben Clements, Andrew Cowen, Pat Damen, Matthew Gapes, David Nankervis, Riley Shaw, Jason Wylie 2 – Matthew Christy, Dale Elmi 1 – Chris Cox, Tanner Stanton
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 42 Annual Report 2010-11 Team Awards
First Eleven
Batting Matt Chasemore Bowling Jack Benbow 594 runs @ 45.69 20 wickets @ 13.95
Second Eleven
Batting Chris Dew 262 runs @ 43.67 Bowling Kierran Voelkl 19 wickets @ 18.68
Third Eleven
Batting Ben Coleman 267 runs @ 17.80 Bowling Rob Fisher 20 wickets @ 19.60
Fourth Eleven
Batting Brett Hudgson 301 runs @ 37.63 Bowling Matt Ryan 18 wickets @ 14.39
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 43 Annual Report 2010-11 Cameron award – JACK BENBOW
Jack was a standout contender for Cameron Award for Season 2010-2011. This award recognizes the most outstanding Under 21 player within the club in honour of a past player from Frankston Cricket Club who tragically lost their life at a young age. After playing his first game for the club in Season 2006/2007 after coming through the pathways system, Jack has developed into a talented senior player with regular valuable contributions to the 1st XI last season. While competing with Victorian representative Jon Holland for a place in the senior side, Jack managed to secure 20 wickets at a low average of 13.95 to also collect the 1st XI bowling award. Jack has been recognized as getting the absolute best out of himself from every training session. For a young player he sets a terrific example to his team mates.
Wills Award – MaRK O’SULLiVaN
Mark O’Sullivan has been recognized as the Best Clubman for Season 2010/2011, receiving the Bill & Nance Wills Award. “Sully” is highly regarded and respected by the playing group, coaches and Board alike. He plays a significant role within the club, overseeing team selection in liaison with the coaching group. In previous seasons, Mark has captained FPCC lower grades, won the Neal Thompson Medal in 2005/2006 and 2006/2007 and was awarded the Best Third Eleven Player at the Cricket Victoria Gala Awards for Season 2006/07.
Ron Short ACHIEVEMENT Award – TANNER STANTON
This award is chosen by respected club member Ron Short who identifies emerging young talent deserving of the award. This year, Tanner Stanton is the recipient of the achievement award, recognizing the tremendous talent he has shown at Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club and in the Pathways program. Tanner represented the South East Country Sharks Under 16’s in Season 2010/2011 along with also representing Victoria at the U/15 Schoolboy Championships. Tanner’s playing highlight at FPCC from last season was guiding the 3rd XI to a three wicket victory in Round Two against Footscray Edgewater with an unbroken eighth wicket partnership of 65 with Mitch Wilson, at greater than a run a ball.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 44 Annual Report 2010-11 Junior development
Once again, the Club was at the forefront of Cricket Victoria’s Pathways Program in respect of the South East Country Region.
In August, the Club hosted the Regional Pathways Information Session and again it was almost a lock- out with around 200 (prospective players and their parents) in attendance.
From September until the end of December, the Club provided training facilities on the turf practice wickets for each of the Squads to utilize.
Under 14’s The Under 14 Squad was coached and managed by Darren O’Brien and Peter Hall. The squad comprised Cameron Brown (Cardinia), Alastair Christy (Berwick), Louis Gillies (Flinders), Thomas Glen (Beaconsfield), Samuel Harrison (Baden Powell), Blake Hillman (Baden Powell), James Magee (Rosebud), Adam McMaster (Koo Wee Rup), Billy Quigley (Rosebud), Mitchell Rowe (Pearcedale), Lochlan Scott (Long Island), Nicholas Taranto (Tyabb) and Oscar Whitty (Mt Eliza). The team lost its first three Preliminary games won the Quarter Final but lost its Semi-Final.
Results Game 1 South East Country Sharks lost to South East Seagulls 9/160 (McMaster 3/35, Scott 2/18, Harrison 2/27) Game 2 South East Country Sharks 9/126 (Quigley 36) lost to Outer East Eagles 9/134 (Quigley 2/13) Game 3 South East Country Sharks 88 (Taranto 32) lost to Northern Rivers 6/95 (Magee 3/12) Q Final South East Country Sharks 7/145 (Taranto 45no, Rowe 29) defeated Western Spirit 134 (McMaster 2/16) S Final South East Country Sharks 9/161 (Taranto 39, Magee 37no) lost to Western Waves 5/171 (Hillman 2/16, Scott 2/23)
Statistics Player Inn NO HS Runs Ave Ov M Runs Wk Ave C RO Brown, Cameron 5 3 14* 29 14.50 17 4 49 2 24.50 - 1 Christy, Alastair 2 - 3 3 1.50 6 - 26 - - - - Gillies, Louis 3 - 17 26 8.67 4 - 24 - - - - Glen, Thomas 5 - 6 13 2.60 8 - 30 - - 2 1 Harrison, Samuel 4 1 17 34 11.33 19 1 72 4 18.00 2 - Hillman, Blake 3 - 21 51 17.00 8 1 23 2 11.50 - - Magee, James 3 1 37* 51 25.50 26 2 89 4 22.25 4 - McMaster, Adam 5 - 13 35 7.00 29 3 110 6 18.33 3 - Quigley, Billy 5 - 36 57 11.40 10 - 34 2 17.00 1 3 Rowe, Mitchell 5 - 29 70 14.00 2 - 13 - - 2 1 Scott, Lochlan 5 1 11 27 6.75 31.4 6 97 7 13.86 - 1 Taranto, Nicholas 5 1 47* 125 31.25 11 2 53 - - - - Whitty, Oscar 3 1 11 11 5.50 8 - 50 - - 3 -
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 45 Annual Report 2010-11 Under 16’s The Under 16 Squad was coached and managed by Andrew Cowen and Brett Hudgson. The squad comprised Ben Ashkenazi (FPCC), Jack Beale (Boneo), Will Crowder (Peninsula Old Boys), Michael Edwards (FPCC), Thomas Feldgen (Peninsula Old Boys), Jake Hewitt (Hastings), Billy Humphrey (Pines), Joshua Lownds (Nar Nar Goon), James Maxwell (Carrum), Alex Nooy (Cardinia), Robbie Salerni (FPCC), Jake Smart (Mt Martha) and Tanner Stanton (FPCC). Prior to the Championships, Michael Edwards was selected in the Victorian Under 17’s and played in the National Championships in Tasmania - his place was taken by Matthew Prosser (Langwarrin), Joshua Lownds played in the first Round but fell ill and he was replaced by Kristan Miller (Heatherhill). The team lost its first game pretty easily and then won two of its last four games being extremely competitive in each of those.
Results Game 1 South East Country Sharks 211 (Nooy 33, Salerni 28, Smart 54, Crowder 44no) defeated South East Seagulls 122 (Feldgen 3/16, Humphrey 2/16, Crowder 2/12) Game 2 South East Country Sharks 8/202 (Crowder 74, Prosser 26) defeated Outer East Eagles 117 (Ashkenazi 2/12, Crowder 2/14, Prosser 2/15) Game 3 South East Country Sharks 4/138 (Salerni 29, Crowder 46no) lost to Northern Rivers 5/148 (Humphrey 2/23) Qr Final South East Country Sharks 207 (Smart 25, Crowder 110) defeated North West Falcons 154 (Ashkenazi 2/29, Stanton 4/23) Sm Final South East Country Sharks 9/171 (Smart 39, Hewitt 40 defeated Central Highlanders 7/168 (Ashkenazi 2/29, Crowder 2/34)
State Final Southern Rangers 1st Innings South East Country Sharks 1st Innings O’Toole b Humphrey 18 Salerni c Williams b J Taylor 13 Tonkin lbw Crowder 49 Edwards b J Taylor 5 Cody st Salerni b Prosser 38 Smart lbw Pearson 3 Pearson c Hewitt b Prosser 10 Hewitt c Williams b D’Souza 10 A.Taylor c Smart b Ashkenazi 3 Crowder b D’Souza 24 McCartney not out 20 Prosser c Pearson b Loady 26 J.Taylor not out 26 Beale run out 13 Humphrey c Hillard b Cody 5 Ashkenazi c McCartney b Pearson 10 Stanton not out 0 Nooy run out 3 Extras 19 Extras 19 Total 5/180 Total 10/131
Ashkenazi 10-2-41-1 J.Taylor 8-3-18-2 Feldgen 7-1-26-0 Davis 3-0-13-0 Maxwell 3-0-11-0 Pearson 7-1-27-2 Humphrey 6-1-12-1 McCartney 3-0-9-0 Crowder 10-1-22-1 Cody 10-2-24-2 Stanton 8-0-37-0 D’Souza 10-5-17-2 Prosser 6-1-27-2 Hillard 2-0-10-0 Lambden 3-0-12-0
Southern Rangers won by 49 runs.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 46 Annual Report 2010-11 Statistics Player Inn NO HS Runs Ave Ov M Runs Wkt Ave C/RO St Askenazi, Ben 4 3 10 14 14.00 46 9 156 9 17.33 3 - Beale, Jack 5 2 16 46 15.33 - - - - - 2 - Crowder, Will 6 2 110 305 76.25 47 7 136 9 15.11 4 - Edwards, Michael 1 - 5 5 5.00 ------Feldgen, Thomas - - - - - 38.5 5 131 5 26.20 - - Hewitt, Jake 6 - 40 92 15.33 13 3 36 1 36.00 4 - Humphrey, Billy 4 - 13 30 7.50 29 2 95 6 15.83 2 - Lownds, Joshua 1 - - 0 0.00 ------Maxwell, James - - - - - 18 2 68 2 34.00 4 - Miller, Kristian 2 - 2 2 1.00 ------Nooy, Alex 5 - 33 49 9.80 ------Prosser, Matthew 5 - 26 106 21.20 19.2 3 95 5 19.00 1 - Salerni, Robert 6 - 29 101 16.83 - - - - - 4 4 Smart, Jake 6 - 54 150 25.00 - - - - - 2 - Stanton, Tanner 5 2 15 29 9.67 36 4 140 6 23.33 1 -
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 47 Annual Report 2010-11 Under 18’s The Under 18 Squad was coached and managed by Dave McClean and Wayne Ross. The squad comprised Jordan Andrews (Beaconsfield), Jackson Caspar (Sorrento), Coen Chernishoff (FPCC), Dylan Hadfield (Casey-SM), Nathan Harford (FPCC), Damien Lawrence (St Kilda), Anthony Northeast (Dandenong), Jason Pongracic (Merinda Park), Joel Reid (FPCC), Riley Shaw (FPCC), Varun Singh (Casey-SM), Brenton Taylor (Balnarring) and Mitch Wilson (FPCC). The weather in the lead-up to the Championships precluded the playing of lead-up games and during the Championships two games were completely washed-out. The team failed to win a game.
Results Game 1 South East Country Sharks 199 (Lawrence 25, Reid 40, Chernishoff 43, Pongracic 51) lost to North West Wizards 213 (Caspar 2/35, Pongracic 2/60, Reid 2/28) Game 2 South East Country Sharks 171 (Chernishoff 56, Andrews 39) lost to Inner East Emus 6/186 (Caspar 3/53) Game 3 South East Country Sharks 113 (Harford 34, Reid 30) lost to Northern Rivers 8/121 (Hadford 3/19, Caspar 2/25)
Statistics Player Inn NO HS Runs Ave Ov M Runs Wkt Ave C RO Andrews, Jordan 3 - 39 43 14.33 9.3 1 45 1 45.00 1 - Caspar, Jackson 1 - 2 2 2.00 23 2 113 7 16.14 1 - Chernishoff, Coen 3 - 56 107 35.67 ------Hadfield, Dylan - - - - - 21 2 90 3 30.00 1 - Harford, Nathan 3 - 34 40 13.33 18 1 71 2 35.50 - - Lawrence, Damien 3 - 25 37 12.33 3 - 21 1 21.00 2 - Northeast, Anthony 2 2 3* 3 ------4 1 Pongracic, Jason 3 - 51 75 25.00 9 - 71 2 35.50 - - Reid, Joel 3 - 40 73 24.33 22 - 73 2 36.50 2 1 Shaw, Riley 3 - 14 21 7.00 - - - - - 1 - Singh, Varun 3 1 7* 11 5.50 3 - 23 - - 1 - Taylor, Brenton 3 - 23 25 8.33 - - - - - 1 - Wilson, Mitch 3 1 5 8 4.00 - - - - - 1 -
The Under 16’s were superb, jelled together beautifully and showed tremendous fighting qualities to finish second in the State. Four batsmen (Will Crowder [305], Jake Smart [150], Jake Prosser [106] and Robbie Salerni [101]) scored in excess of 100 runs while Ben Ashkenazi spear-headed the attack and had great support from Will Crowder - both of whom took 9 wickets – Matt Prosser, Tom Feldgen and Billy Humphrey. Their performances were a great testament to the work done by Andrew and Bart in the lead-up and during the Championships.
It was however a disappointing Pathway for the Under 14’s and Under 18’s. The weather in the lead-up was far from ideal with both Training Sessions and Trial Matches affected, in fact the Under 18’s had no lead-up matches and this showed in their performances.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 48 Annual Report 2010-11 Frankston peninsula cricket CLUB scholarship
The Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club’s Scholarship for the Pathways Player of the Series was awarded to Will Crowder whose performances were phenomenal – 305 runs @ 76.25 and 9 wickets @ 15.11 in the Under 16 side. The Scholarship entitles Will to train with Frankston Peninsula throughout 2011-2012 and participate in any coaching activities run by the Club. Of course, it is our hope that Will decides to accept the Club’s invitation to play with it next season. The Scholarship also covers playing and training uniforms along with Membership Fees for Season 2011-12.
Bill foley education & cricket scholarship
The Bill Foley Education Scholarship perpetuates the memory of Bill Foley, long-time stalwart of the Cricket community throughout the State of Victoria and in particular in Cricket Administration with the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association, the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club and the South East Country Region. The Scholarship, valued at $10,000 a year, is to assist the recipient with education and cricket costs. The Scholarship is to be awarded annually – for at least five years.
This was a wonderful gesture by the late Bill Foley and the Foley Family.
The Bill Foley Education and Cricket Scholarship for 2011 was awarded to Mitch Drummond. Following the delivery of a high quality application and subsequent interview, Mitch proved to be a very worthy recipient of the scholarship. Mitch has developed into an established opening bowler in the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 2nd XI, securing 22 wickets at 19.32 from 16 games in 2010/11.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 49 Annual Report 2010-11 Bushrangers rookie contract to scott boland
From the Frankston Standard Leader - written by Brendan Casey
Scott Boland didn’t realise his potential as a cricketer until his coach at Parkdale, Cameron Atkins, recommended he try out for Premier Club Frankston Heat. Atkins obviously has a good eye for talent. In late June, Boland received a Victorian rookie contract for the 2011/2012 season.
‘‘Cam used to play at Frankston and he said I should head down there so I did and I really liked it,’’ Boland said. ‘‘I started off in the twos and gradually worked my way into the ones. From there I got asked to train at the Academy and got to play in some Victorian representative U23 games, which was all great experience.’’
Boland bowls at a sharp pace but he went to Frankston more as a batsman. Heat coach Nick Jewell helped him develop his bowling. ‘‘I tried to work on being an all-rounder, but my bowling took over to become much better than my batting, which has worked out well now,’’ Boland said. ‘‘Nick has definitely been one of the biggest influences on my career so far.’’
Under Jewell’s guidance, he has blossomed into a First XI force in the past two years, taking 33 wickets at 25.3 last season and 26 at 24.0 in 2009/10. The training program with the Academy has Boland training four days a week during the offseason including gym, pilates and running sessions.
With the contract formally signed, Boland and the rest of the Victorian squad will formally begin pre-season skills training in early July. Boland was a keen cricketer from an early age, playing his first competitive game of Under-12 cricket for Parkdale juniors when he was six. ‘‘The other kids were a lot bigger, but I just wanted to get out there,’’ he said. ‘‘I loved the game. It wasn’t until two years ago that I actually thought I might be able to make something of cricket.’’
The rookie contract is a fine achievement for the 22-year-old but he knows there is more to do to play first-class cricket. ‘‘I am very happy to get a place (on the rookie list), but hopefully it’s just a start of bigger things to come,’’ he said. ‘‘I just have to keep training and improving and if I’m lucky I may get that chance in the next couple of years.’’
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 50 Annual Report 2010-11 Bendigo bank Peninsula t20 challenge
On Sunday 23 January 2011, Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club hosted the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association in Senior and Under 18 Twenty20 matches. The event was staged to promote the highest level of cricket on the Mornington Peninsula, with all proceeds from the day to be allocated to junior cricketer development within the region.
To accompany the on field action, patrons were entertained by loud music, a jumping castle, ground announcers, player profiles and photos on the electronic scoreboard, plenty of food and refreshments, Milo In2Cricket junior players, and 3RPP local radio. It was estimated that at least 1,500 people were in attendance at the peak of the event.
Frankston Peninsula also hosted a Heat in the Kitchen Luncheon, where 125 guests were highly entertained by the life stories of guest speaker and former Footscray VFL champion, Doug Hawkins. During the luncheon, young Frankston Peninsula player Mitch Drummond was awarded the Bill Foley Scholarship, which will provide a $10,000 contribution to Mitch’s tertiary education.
The Heat were victorious in both the Under 18 and Senior fixtures, where they both defended large first innings totals. Frankston Peninsula President Dennis Prendergast spoke at the after match presentation on the day, praising the work of the huge team of volunteers from the MPCA and Frankston Peninsula who worked hard to ensure the day ran seamlessly. He also thanked the contributions of the event sponsors which included Bendigo Bank, Saxon Sports, SC Sports Coaching, Premier Waste and Frankston Sports Injury Clinic.
Based on the success of this event, it is planned that the MPCA will take on Frankston Peninsula in an annual match as preparation for the MPCA country week campaign each year and to continue to build the relationship between both groups.
FPCC Under 18’s 6 cc 182 off 20 overs (J Andrews 77, M Edwards 50, Extras 24, J Pomeroy 2/25, J Prosser 1/23, L O’Grady 1/28) defeated MPCA Under 18’s 10/111 off 19.3 overs (A Williamson 34, L O’Grady 22, M Whincup 14, M Ryan 5/14, N Harford 2/15, B Ashkenazi 1/18, J Caspar 1/39) by 71 runs. Man of the Match – Matt Ryan.
FPCC 7 cc 190 off 20 overs (R Damiano 76, C Dew 39, B Clements 23, M Chasemore 12, M Coutts 3/19, T Sawers 2/31, P Hartle 1/32) defeated MPCA 10/88 off 14.1 overs (T Sawers 20, M Meagher 14, N Christides 12, J Holland 3/15, J Miller 1/8, M Chasemore 1/9, J Benbow 1/11, T Baron 1/21, S Boland 1/21) by 102 runs. Man of the Match – Ricky Damiano.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 51 Annual Report 2010-11 Electronic scoreboard
In July 2010, Frankston Peninsula received notification from Cricket Victoria that the funding submission for a new Electronic Scoreboard had been approved. This provided the club with access to a $40,000 Capital Grant from Cricket Victoria, and a further $35,000 loan from Cricket Victoria to use towards the project. With support from Wayne Barr and his team at Super Signs, the A.H. Butler Oval is now home to an elite Electronic Scoreboard of the highest standard in Victorian Premier Cricket.
The display options are very flexible, allowing for functions such as: standard cricket scoreboard, detailed cricket scoreboard, bowling display, run rate target display, full screen sponsor advertising, full screen player profile images, full screen graphic animations, scheduled scrolling text and much more. After toiling hard on the manual scoreboard since its construction in 1994, long time operators such as Glenn Davey, Wayne Ross and Brandon Black have since enjoyed the luxury of updating scores with a push of a button! The scoreboard has since become somewhat of a flagship model for Super Signs, with many prospective clients coming to view the potential of our scoreboard before also committing to their own purchase.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 52 Annual Report 2010-11 STATISTICS – 2010~2011
1st XI Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Runs W Ave Best 5WI C RO S Baron, Tom 2 8 45 1 45.00 1/25 1 Benbow, Jack 12 2 1 3 3 3.00 67 7 279 20 13.95 4/27 3 1 Boland, Scott 18 9 5 21 94 23.50 248 52 835 33 25.30 5/88 1 3 1 Chasemore, Matt 19 17 4 88 594 45.69 5 139 18 540 18 30.00 3/26 15 2 Clements, Ben 17 17 1 100 350 21.88 1 5 Damiano, Ricky 19 17 47 321 18.88 20 1 1 Dew, Chris 12 12 62 217 18.08 1 3 Elmi, Dale 11 10 24 137 13.70 5 1 4 4 Gapes, Matthew 8 8 2 33 89 14.83 Groves, Darren 16 7 2 17 49 9.80 195 49 499 31 16.10 4/30 8 1 Holland, Jon 10 8 2 18 58 9.67 215 46 576 25 23.04 4/57 4 Jewell, Nick 15 15 2 70 355 27.31 3 4 2 2 7 McCormick, Chris 3 2 5 9 4.50 27 8 62 6 10.33 4/5 1 Miller, James 19 16 2 61 260 18.57 1 234 40 742 48 15.46 6/54 2 12 Nankervis, David 11 10 4 64 144 24.00 1 13 1 6 Voelkl, Kierran 4 3 1 13 15 7.50 1 Walker, Luke 9 8 1 112 280 40.00 2 1 Wiese, Sam 10 8 2 33 93 15.50 3
Partnerships ( 25 runs minimum )
WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT 1st 47 Dale Elmi - Ben Clements* 8 1 Essendon
2nd 80 Ben Clements* - Matthew Gapes 8 1 Essendon
3rd 104 James Miller - Matthew Chasemore* 15 1 Prahran
4th 71 Luke Walker* - Matthew Chasemore 1 1 Melbourne Uni
5th 133 Nick Jewell* - Luke Walker GF 1 Dandenong
6th 56 Samuel Wiese* - Ricky Damiano 4 1 Geelong
7th 56 Nick Jewell - James Miller* 14 1 St Kilda
8th 37 David Nankervis* - Scott Boland 16 1 North Melbourne
9th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
10th 27 Scott Boland* - Darren Groves 14 1 St Kilda
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 53 Annual Report 2010-11 STATISTICS – 2010~2011
2nd XI Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Runs W Ave Best 5WI C RO S Ashkenazi, Ben 5 6 3 14 51 17.00 52 12 155 7 22.14 2/22 2 Baron, Tom 14 7 2 10 26 5.20 206 63 485 24 20.21 5/30 2 3 1 Benbow, Jack 4 5 2 27 84 28.00 51 12 168 10 16.80 4/30 3 Chernishoff, Coen 5 5 33 64 12.80 1 Collett, Tom 12 7 3 18 33 8.25 65 9 255 10 25.50 6/23 1 7 Crawford, Aaron 1 4 1 10 Dew, Chris 7 7 1 98 262 43.67 2 20 7 34 3 11.33 3/17 Drummond, Mitch 16 9 4 6 14 2.80 133 33 425 22 19.32 4/38 4 2 Edwards, Michael 9 6 10 28 4.67 2 1 Elmi, Dale 6 7 34 136 19.43 3 25 1 25.00 1/7 2 Gapes, Matthew 9 9 2 147 240 34.29 1 2 Groves, Darren 1 1 4 4 4.00 Lowry, Leigh 15 14 62 270 19.29 1 9 1 Martin, Nathan 8 6 13 32 5.33 14 2 McCormick, Chris 13 8 1 53 145 20.71 1 106 20 404 16 25.25 3/16 3 2 McDonald, Brad 9 8 9 37 4.63 1 Nankervis, David 8 7 2 142 199 39.80 1 10 1 4 Reid, Luke 2 1 7 7 7.00 2 Trueman, Glyn 10 8 1 32 88 12.57 23 3 118 5 23.60 2/24 4 1 Voelkl, Kierran 12 12 1 56 184 16.73 1 71 3 355 19 18.68 4/29 5 Waldron, Josh 1 Walker, Luke 8 9 3 38 175 29.17 21 7 25 4 6.25 4/25 1 Wiese, Sam 5 6 1 63 143 28.60 2 2 2 1 1 Wilson, Sean 2 1 5 5 5.00 1
Partnerships ( 25 runs minimum )
WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT
1st 88 Dale Elmi - Christopher Dew* 13 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni
2nd 107 Christopher Dew - Leigh Lowry* 13 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni
3rd 263 Matthew Gapes* - David Nankervis 6 1 Camberwell Magpies
4th 38 David Nankervis* - Glyn Trueman 14 2 St Kilda
5th 52 Luke Walker - Christopher McCormick* 12 1 Fitzroy Doncaster
52 Leigh Lowry* - Christopher McCormick 15 1 Prahran
6th 39 Michael Edwards - Kierran Voelkl* 14 1 St Kilda
7th 52 Kierran Voelkl* - Jack Benbow 14 1 St Kilda
8th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
9th 39 * David Nankervis* - Tom Collett* 1 1 Melbourne Uni
10th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 54 Annual Report 2010-11 STATISTICS – 2010~2011
3rd XI Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Runs W Ave Best 5WI C RO S Ashkenazi, Ben 9 1 0.00 65 19 222 12 18.50 3/11 1 Benbow, Alex 1 Cairns, Ben 1 6 1 9 1 9.00 1/9 Chernishoff, Coen 11 11 67 196 17.82 1 4 3 Christy, Matt 2 9 3 27 2 13.50 1/7 1 Coleman, Ben 16 15 68 267 17.80 1 105 24 297 8 37.13 1/8 6 2 Collett, Tom 4 4 8 23 5.75 67 20 139 10 13.90 4/31 2 1 Damen, Patrick 1 1 1 1 1.00 4 22 Edwards, Michael 4 4 53 99 24.75 1 1 Fisher, Rob 16 6 3 36 54 18.00 133 34 392 20 19.60 2/12 4 2 Glenn, Sam 8 4 25 41 10.25 8 3 1 Groves, Darren 2 2 11 12 6.00 4 28 1 28.00 1/28 1 Haines, Leroy 1 1 1 24 24 6 3 12 1 12.00 1/12 Jovic, Brendan 1 9 32 1 32.00 1/32 Martin, Nathan 8 6 3 21 51 17.00 8 1 1 McClean, David 1 McDonald, Brad 7 7 1 51 156 26.00 1 2 5 1 Perera, Chamara 1 5 29 Reid, Joel 4 4 1 6 15 5.00 9 24 1 Reid, Luke 9 9 2 20 112 16.00 2 Ryan, Matt 5 3 2 21 22 22.00 17 1 94 4 23.50 3/34 1 Shaw, Riley 12 12 2 23 115 11.50 7 1 25 2 12.50 2/2 3 Sofra, Peter 13 12 1 46 163 14.82 121 28 418 15 27.87 4/38 Stanton, Tanner 4 3 2 24 24 24.00 16 77 1 77.00 1/27 2 Trueman, Glyn 6 6 102 203 33.83 1 1 17 2 49 1 Waldron, Josh 5 4 73 111 27.75 1 12 66 Wilson, Mitch 7 5 3 57 77 38.50 1 8 46 2 23.00 2/25 Wilson, Sean 13 10 1 50 176 19.56 1 58 9 215 11 19.55 2/22 5 2 Wylie, Jason 16 14 3 38 125 11.36 1 2 4 5
Partnerships ( 25 runs minimum )
WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT
1st 118 Glyn Trueman* - Ben Coleman 2 1 Footscray Edgewater
2nd 89 Coen Chernishoff - Michael Edwards* 15 1 Prahran
3rd 84 Glyn Trueman - Joshua Waldron* 1 1 Melbourne Uni
4th 49 Glyn Trueman* - Joshua Waldron 6 1 Camberwell Magpies
5th 53 Glyn Trueman - Peter Sofra* 6 1 Camberwell Magpies
6th 36 Peter Sofra* - Nathan Martin 6 1 Camberwell Magpies
7th 43 Peter Sofra - Jason Wylie* 14 1 St Kilda
8th 65 * Mitchell Wilson* - Tanner Stanton* 2 1 Footscray Edgewater
9th 39 Sam Glenn - Matthew Ryan* 13 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni
10th 55 Robert Fisher - Leroy Haines* 16 1 North Melbourne
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 55 Annual Report 2010-11 STATISTICS – 2010~2011
4th XI Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 Ov M Runs W Ave Best 5WI C RO S Baron, Nick 1 5 15 1 15.00 1/15 Benbow, Alex 1 5 27 1 27.00 1/27 Cassano, Nathan 18 13 3 46 132 13.20 18 1 72 2 36.00 1/10 5 3 Christy, Matt 10 3 2 3 3 3.00 41 5 137 5 27.40 3/10 1 Cowen, Andrew 5 5 1 55 156 39.00 1 19 2 61 8 7.63 3/14 2 Cox, Chris 6 4 1 18 37 12.33 1 Damen, Patrick 15 10 4 36 114 19.00 53 9 176 6 29.33 2/0 4 1 Drummond, Tim 1 Gayle, Juvaunie 5 4 48 83 20.75 53 15 124 13 9.54 5/33 1 1 Glenn, Sam 11 6 2 26 45 11.25 3 1 3 7 2 3 Haines, Leroy 15 4 2 11 17 8.50 117 19 421 7 60.14 2/10 2 2 Harford, Nathan 17 15 2 62 319 24.54 2 56 12 187 7 26.71 4/23 3 Hudgson, Brett 18 11 3 55 301 37.63 2 95 27 241 9 26.78 3/11 5 Jovic, Brendan 11 1 6 6 6.00 71 13 238 13 18.31 3/13 1 1 McClean, David 1 3 1 10 1 10.00 1/10 Reid, Joel 12 6 1 26 64 12.80 56 7 188 8 23.50 2/3 2 1 Reid, Luke 6 6 22 46 7.67 9 3 15 1 1 Ryan, Matthew 13 5 1 37 45 11.25 96 19 259 18 14.39 5/10 1 1 Salerni, Robbie 19 14 3 50 282 25.64 1 1 2 1 2.00 1/2 7 4 Shaw, Riley 1 1 7 7 7.00 1 Stanton, Tanner 5 4 17 32 8.00 27 3 137 5 27.40 3/28 1 1 Voelkl, Jye 1 2 2 2 0.00 2/0 Waldron, Josh 6 6 1 17 63 12.60 10 2 22 1 22.00 1/15 3 Wilson, Mitch 9 6 3 27 94 31.33 42 12 86 7 12.29 4/46 3 Wylie, Joel 14 10 1 94 253 28.11 1 21 2 76 3
Partnerships (25 runs minimum )
WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT
1st 81 Nathan Harford - Robert Salerni* 9 1 Ringwood
2nd 70 Robert Salerni* - Andrew Cowen 17 1 Northcote
3rd 43 Christopher Cox - Joel Wylie* ODGF 1 Fitzroy Doncaster
4th 35 Joel Wylie* - Brett Hudgson ODGF 1 Fitzroy Doncaster
5th 96 Joel Wylie* - Robert Salerni 13 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni
6th 60 Luke Reid - Patrick Damen* 12 1 Fitzroy Doncaster
7th 49 * Brett Hudgson* - Patrick Damen* 13 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni
8th 58 Brett Hudgson - Nathan Harford* 8 1 Essendon
9th 48 Juvaunie Gayle - Patrick Damen* QF 1 Camberwell Magpies
10th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 56 Annual Report 2010-11 overall playing RECORDS
Games
259 Darren Groves 127 Peter Martine 230 Leigh Lowry 123 Craig Entwistle 224 Luke Walker 120 Jason Wylie 215 David Nankervis 117 Bryce McGain 187 James Miller 112 Chris Dew 185 Andrew Cowen 112 Michael McClean 180 James Keenan 111 Gavin Hurley 166 Ken Piesse 109 Hayden Jackson 157 Jason Mathers 107 Duane Peiris 150 Cameron Wallace 106 Sam Wiese 147 Stephen Stubbings 105 Wade Jackson 135 Ben Coleman 105 Brandon Lawler 133 Joel Wylie 100 Shaun Ezard 128 David Archer
Runs (Ave ) wickets (AVE )
6323 (32.76) Luke Walker 515 (20.39) Darren Groves 5520 (25.56) Leigh Lowry 325 (23.14) James Miller 4790 (32.59) Jason Mathers 306 (21.80) Cameron Wallace 4153 (28.25) Steve Stubbings 217 (24.83) Bryce McGain 3683 (24.72) James Miller 193 (21.95) James Keenan 3482 (57.08) Matthew Mott 178 (24.35) David Archer 3120 (17.33) Andrew Cowen 146 (29.63) Joel Wylie 3036 (27.11) Gavin Hurley 144 (27.10) Hayden Jackson 2963 (26.46) Craig Entwistle 140 (26.44) Adrian Mack 2771 (24.31) Chris Dew 130 (17.80) Ken Piesse 2757 (29.97) Tony Horvat 128 (28.19) Craig Entwistle 2722 (18.03) David Nankervis 125 (22.89) Matt Griffiths 2473 (28.76) Michael Hack 120 (22.53) Ben Coleman 2422 (20.53) Cameron Wallace 118 (25.30) Cameron Atkins 2339 (14.53) Darren Groves 112 (23.99) Scott Boland 2333 (21.21) Michael McClean 106 (25.25) Chris McCormick 2268 (26.37) Cain Logan 103 (24.02) Rob Fisher 2235 (23.28) Sam Wiese 2150 (22.40) Shaun Ezard 2148 (25.27) Justin Bridgeman 2131 (20.49) Ken Piesse 2059 (26.06) Daniel Warwick 2044 (23.77) Dale Elmi 2017 (22.16) Brandon Lawler
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 57 Annual Report 2010-11
Catches, stumpings & run outs
418 David Nankervis 153 Brad Glenn 132 Peter Martine 119 Danny Heylbut 111 Chris O’Meara 105 Darren Groves 103 Samuel Wiese 102 Leigh Lowry 87 Jason Mathers 84 James Miller 84 Luke Walker 81 Gavin Hurley 75 Grant Gains 75 Duane Peiris
Club record partnerships
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent XI 1st 252 S.D.Stubbings & J.P.Bridgeman Collingwood (95/96) 2nds 2nd 190* D.J.Warwick & J.P.Bridgeman Footscray (99/00) 3rds 3rd 263 M.A.Gapes & D.B.Nankervis Camberwell Magpies (10/11) 2nds 4th 251 D.J.Peiris & R.A.O.Quinert Ringwood (99/00) 3rds 5th 291* M.P.Mott & J.F.Miller South Melbourne (01/02) 1sts 6th 194 S.G.Peck & N.R.Johnson Melbourne (97/98) 2nds 7th 173 L.Walker & S.Ezard North Melbourne (06/07) 1sts th 8 148 M.O'Sullivan & B. Hudgson Ringwood (07/08) 4ths 9th 206 L.Walker & S.Ezard Footscray Edgewater (06/07) 1sts 10th 86 C Wallace & A Mack Geelong (97/98) 1sts
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 58 Annual Report 2010-11 1st XI Playing records
Games 210 Darren Groves 80 Brad Glenn 173 David Nankervis 80 Adrian Mack 165 Luke Walker 79 Bryce McGain 137 James Miller 77 David Robinson 108 Cameron Wallace 75 Brandon Lawler 105 Stephen Stubbings 70 Ben Clements 90 Gavin Hurley 70 Cain Logan 89 Leigh Lowry 70 Matthew Mott
Runs (AVE ) 4859 (34.22) Luke Walker 1751 (25.75) David Robinson 3482 (57.08) Matthew Mott 1712 (23.14) Brad Glenn 2805 (25.50) James Miller 1641 (18.65) Cameron Wallace 2636 (25.10) Stephen Stubbibgs 1484 (23.94) Tony Horvat 2274 (17.91) David Nankervis 1463 (23.98) Jason Mathers 2146 (22.83) Gavin Hurley 1371 (40.32) Nick Jewell 1947 (27.04) Cain Logan 1278 (19.97) Mark Butler 1848 (21.24) Leigh Lowry 1238 (21.72) Michael Hack 1785 (14.40) Darren Groves 1160 (21.09) Samuel Wiese 1780 (26.18) Ben Clements 1083 (20.06) Craig Entwistle
Wickets (ave ) 428 (19.62) Darren Groves 62 (25.37) Scott Boland 236 (20.14) Cameron Wallace 60 (29.35) Scott Phillips 262 (21.30) James Miller 55 (33.40) Darryn Abblitt 140 (26.44) Adrian Mack 52 (26.13) Cameron Atkins 98 (34.35) Bryce McGain 52 (26.73) Shaun Graf 76 (28.33) Mark Butler
Catches, stumpings & run outs 345 David Nankervis 47 Cameron Wallace 153 Brad Glenn 46 Mark Butler 79 Darren Groves 44 Sam Wiese 65 Gavin Hurley 41 Sam Wiese 65 James Miller 37 Matthew Mott 52 Luke Walker 35 Stephen Stubbings 48 David Robinson 32 Scott Phillips
Partnership Records Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 118 M.Butler (43) & M.Mott (147) Essendon 2002/03 2nd 165* M.Mott (147) & J.Mathers (80) Essendon 2002/03 3rd 177 M.Mott (169) & C.Entwistle (65) Hawthorn-Waverley 2000/01 4th 199 J.Mathers (157) & L.Walker (86) Melbourne 2001/02 5th 291* M.Mott (216) & J.Miller (141) South Melbourne 2001/02 6th 134 B.Glenn (82) & S.Graf (75) North Melbourne 1994/95 7th 173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (93*) North Melbourne 2006/07 8th 138 B.Glenn (86) & D.Abblitt (59) Ringwood 1997/98 9th 206 L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 10th 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25*) Geelong 1997/98
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 59 Annual Report 2010-11 2nd XI playing Records
Games
98 Leigh Lowry 57 Craig Entwistle 88 Jason Mathers 56 Michael McClean 65 Andrew Cowen 56 Jeff Williams 59 Chris McCormick 55 Justin Bridgeman 58 Duane Peiris
Runs (ave )
2609 (35.74) Jason Mathers 1311 (34.50) Stephen Stubbings 2526 (28.70) Leigh Lowry 1238 (26.91) Daniel Warwick 1571 (32.73) Craig Entwistle 1235 (19.92) Andrew Cowen 1426 (29.71) Jeff Williams 1169 (40.31) Tony Horvat 1420 (28.98) Justin Bridgeman 1133 (40.46) Michael Hack 1378 (24.18) Michael McClean 1050 (23.86) Chris McCormick 1343 (23.16) Duane Peiris
Wickets (ave )
119 (16.99) Bryce McGain 66 (28.52) Craig Entwistle 84 (24.08) Darren Groves 60 (28.58) James Miller 72 (34.43) Dean Harrop 55 (21.76) Mark Boraston 71 (28.24) Chris McCormick 52 (32.52) Joel Wylie 70 (27.37) Cameron Wallace 50 (22.28) Scott Boland
Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs
68 Chris O’Meara 40 Danny Heylbut 65 Grant Gains 40 Duane Peiris 64 David Nankervis 37 Jon Guthrie 56 Leigh Lowry 33 Roshan Perera 53 Sam Wiese 31 Chris McCormick 51 Jason Mathers 31 Jeff Williams
Partnership Records
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood 1995/96 2nd 153 L.Lowry (110) & J.Mathers (102) Carlton 2003/04 3rd 263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) Camberwell Magpies 2010/11 4th 149 Justin Moore (102) & J.Williams (36) Camberwell Magpies 2001/02 5th 174 G.Thompson (103) & M.Hack (90) Footscray 1994/95 6th 194 S.Peck (112) & N.Johnson (131) Melbourne 1997/98 7th 160 C.Bennett (64) & J.Williams (62) Footscray-Vic. University 2001/02 8th 108 D.Warwick (219) & M.Meagher (38) Richmond 2003/04 9th 145* D.Kratz (133) & D.Harrop (50) Richmond 1996/97 10th 79 C.Atkins (60) & D.Nankervis (27) Fitzroy-Doncaster 1999/00
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 60 Annual Report 2010-11 3rd XI playing Records
Games
158 Ken Piesse 62 Andrew Cowen 87 James Keenan 53 Shaun Ezard 75 Hayden Jackson 51 Ben Coleman 75 Brandon Lawler 50 Robert Fisher
Runs (AVE )
1960 (20.00) Ken Piesse 937 (15.11) Andrew Cowen 1489 (21.27) Brandon Lawler 891 (30.72) Duane Peiris 1208 (24.16) Shaun Ezard 832 (29.71) Craig Bennett 1179 (19.50) Chris Dew 822 (35.74) Gavin Thompson 1143 (28.58) Leigh Lowry
Wickets (AVE )
130 (17.80) Ken Piesse 63 (28.48) Andrew Cowen 100 (18.82) James Keenan 57 (27.68) Brandon Lawler 97 (29.19) Hayden Jackson 52 (30.83) Chris Bull 82 (20.18) Matt Griffiths 51 (17.94) Sean Wilson 81 (19.84) Robbie Fisher 50 (15.04) Mark O’Sullivan
Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs
58 Danny Heylbut 31 James Keenan 41 Chris O’Meara 28 Ben Coleman 40 Ken Piesse 28 Brandon Lawler 37 Ross Atkins 26 Brad Lockhart 36 Tim Pashen
Partnership Records
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 135 G.Thompson (68) & B.Lawler (59) Collingwood 1994/95 2nd 190* D.Warwick (73) & J.Bridgeman (105) Footscray 1999/00 3rd 257 C.Bennett (120) & Jarred Moore (132) Prahran 2001/02 4th 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood 1999/00 5th 113 K.Piesse (108) & C.Wills (47) Prahran 1993/94 6th 109 L.Lowry (100) & S.Phillips (66) South Melbourne 1994/95 7th 126* C.Bennett (100) & K.Piesse (37) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8th 93 S.Coates (59) & L.Walker (36) Geelong 1998/99 9th 112 D.Groves (59) & K.Piesse (57) Geelong 1997/98 10th 55 R.Fisher (36) & L.Haines (24*) North Melbourne 2010/11
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 61 Annual Report 2010-11 4th XI playing Records
Games
125 David Archer 73 Brett Hudgson 106 Peter Martine 71 Bruce Wills 87 James Keenan 67 Chris Burgess 87 Jason Wylie 67 Tim Prendergast 84 Ben Coleman 51 Winton Corr 74 Wade Jackson 50 Joel Wylie
Runs (AVE )
1621 (39.54) Brett Hudgson 1199 (15.78) James Keenan 1467 (14.24) Peter Martine 1145 (15.68) Jason Wylie 1425 (24.15) Tim Prendergast 1127 (19.43) Bruce Wills 1258 (16.55) Ben Coleman 1097 (17.41) Wade Jackson 1229 (43.89) Prashant Jhala 984 (12.78) David Archer 1207 (25.68) Owen Johnson
Wickets (AVE )
177 (24.28) David Archer 69 (18.10) Tim Prendergast 88 (23.53) James Keenan 53 (19.34) Joel Wylie 82 (18.46) Brett Hudgson 52 (15.17) Michael Hinds 79 (23.81) Ben Coleman 50 (21.18) Wade Jackson
Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs
112 Peter Martine 38 Ben Coleman 62 David Archer 38 Michael Hall 47 Sam Glenn 38 James Keenan 45 Wade Jackson 38 Jason Wylie
Partnership Records
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 158 G.Lymer (107) & S.Harvey (29) Hawthorn 1993/94 2nd 156 J.Burroughs (99) & W.Jackson (95) Prahran 2004/05 3rd 193 C.Dew (151) & Jason Wylie (92) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 4th 158 D.Binns (117) & B.Wills (67) Footscray 1994/95 5th 164 L.Kennedy (111) & C.Wills (76) South Melbourne 1996/97 6th 124 B.O’Carroll (109) & P.Walker (68) Camberwell Magpies 2000/01 7th 170 B.Wills (89) & L.Simmons (86) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8th 148 M.O’Sullivan (79) & B.Hudgson (70) Ringwood 2007/08 9th 78 B.Shepherd (66) & P.Martine (20) Hawthorn-Monash Uni 2001/02 10th 62 N. Cassano (37) & T. Stanton (17) Footscray Edgewater 2009/10
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 62 Annual Report 2010-11 1st XI CAREER playing records (current players) Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5/10 Best C/S/RO Baron, Tom 2 8 1 45 45.00 1/25 1 Benbow, Jack 17 5 3 13 17 8.50 111 17 25 380 15.20 4/27 4 Boland, Scott 41 27 8 41 277 14.58 485 100 62 1573 25.37 1 5/88 14 Cairns, Ben 33 18 6 21 94 7.83 288 36 30 1237 41.23 4/22 11 Chasemore, Matt 35 32 4 99 971 34.68 7 300 50 47 1069 22.74 3 6/44 22 Clements, Ben 70 74 6 100 1780 26.18 10 1 21 Cowen, Andrew 31 30 135 498 16.60 2 1 16 3 2 64 32.00 2/29 7 Crawford, Arron 9 8 4 23 63 15.75 73 16 11 233 21.18 4/35 1 Damiano, Ricky 19 17 47 321 18.88 22 Dew, Chris 30 28 1 92 547 20.26 3 4 1 19 1/15 8 Elmi, Dale 18 17 27 235 13.82 7 1 19 4 Gapes, Matthew 30 32 4 76 556 19.86 2 8 25 6 Groves, Darren 210 170 46 47 1785 14.40 3226 863 428 8397 19.62 14/1 6/32 79 Holland, Jon 10 8 2 18 58 9.67 215 46 25 576 23.04 4/57 4 Jewell, Nick 40 40 6 111 1371 40.32 12 2 135 35 17 348 20.47 4/52 19 Lowry, Leigh 89 92 5 73 1848 21.24 10 10 1 1 40 40.00 1/40 26 Miller, James 137 130 20 141 2805 25.50 12 2 1734 322 262 5581 21.30 7 6/24 65 McCormick, Chris 22 23 5 43 286 15.89 127 25 17 407 23.94 4/5 8 Nankervis, David 173 151 24 101 2274 17.91 8 1 345 Trueman, Glyn 3 5 18 31 6.20 1 Voelkl, Kierran 5 4 1 13 25 8.33 4 15 1 Walker, Luke 165 174 32 135 4859 34.22 29 5 382 40 38 1456 38.32 3/35 52 Wiese, Sam 59 62 7 112 1160 21.09 5 1 44 Wylie, Joel 42 29 14 18 100 6.67 406 70 35 1544 44.11 4/48 11
2nd XI CAREER playing records (current players) Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S/RO Ashkenazi, Ben 5 6 3 14 51 17.00 52 12 7 155 22.14 2/22 2 Baron, Tom 23 13 4 21 59 6.56 345 94 35 892 25.49 2 5/30 7 Benbow, Jack 26 26 9 27 245 14.41 328 90 31 847 27.32 4/30 11 Boland, Scott 26 26 3 92 677 29.43 3 391 103 50 1114 22.28 1 5/29 12 Cairns, Ben 15 12 4 26 95 11.88 217 51 18 741 41.17 1 5/26 3 Chernishoff, Coen 5 5 33 64 12.80 1 Clements, Ben 10 9 2 69 178 25.43 1 3 14 6 Collett, Tom 16 9 4 18 48 9.60 118 16 13 471 36.23 1 6/23 8 Cowen, Andrew 65 65 3 86 1235 19.92 5 280 58 31 1000 32.26 1 5/55 24 Crawford, Arron 1 4 1 10 0 Dew, Christopher 30 34 2 98 790 24.69 6 94 27 7 204 29.14 3/17 11 Drummond, Mitch 20 13 7 6 19 3.17 166 39 27 538 19.93 4/38 8 Edwards, Michael 9 6 10 28 4.67 3 Elmi, Dale 33 35 1 110 926 27.24 6 1 135 18 6 544 90.67 2/13 12 Fisher, Robert 22 14 6 17 41 5.13 182 32 14 643 45.93 3/37 10 Gapes, Matthew 37 36 5 147 978 31.55 3 2 72 10 3 269 89.67 2/32 11 Groves, Darren 37 31 6 42 401 16.04 833 159 84 2023 24.08 1 5/51 22 Lowry, Leigh 98 102 14 127 2526 28.70 13 3 30 1 2 117 58.50 1/16 56 Miller, James 40 36 5 79 545 17.58 2 615 148 60 1715 28.58 1 7/88 16 McCormick, Chris 59 52 8 104 1050 23.86 4 1 533 92 71 2005 28.24 2 6/29 31 McDonald, Brad 9 8 9 37 4.63 1 Nankervis, David 34 26 7 142 432 22.74 1 1 64 Reid, Luke 11 6 62 144 24.00 1 9 Sofra, Peter 1 1 13 13 13.00 0 Trueman, Glyn 49 44 1 64 696 16.19 1 63 8 8 261 32.63 2/24 15 Voelkl, Keirran 33 32 3 73 575 19.83 4 194 21 31 863 27.84 .4/29 10 Waldron, Josh 1 0 Walker, Luke 29 29 4 69 719 28.76 5 28 8 4 43 10.75 4/25 18 Wiese, Sam 35 34 4 120 851 28.37 5 1 2 2 53 Wilson, Sean 9 5 13 44 8.80 75 7 11 301 27.36 3/43 3 Wylie, Joel 37 25 10 23 133 8.87 495 95 52 1691 32.52 1 5/43 9
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 63 Annual Report 2010-11 3rd XI CAREER playing records (current players)
Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S/RO Askenazi, Ben 9 1 0.00 65 19 12 222 18.50 3/11 1 Baron, Tom 5 4 3 35 49 49.00 43 8 8 116 14.50 1 6/26 1 Benbow, Alex 1 0 Benbow, Jack 14 12 2 59 245 24.50 2 108 13 11 390 35.45 4/37 7 Cairns, Ben 8 7 1 66 124 20.67 1 109 31 12 279 23.25 4/34 4 Chernishoff, Coen 13 14 67 233 16.64 1 7 Christy, Matt 2 9 3 2 27 13.50 1/7 1 Coleman, Ben 51 54 3 68 707 13.86 2 248 46 35 822 23.49 4/6 28 Collett, Tom 23 10 3 51 153 21.86 1 212 43 31 670 21.61 4/31 5 Cowen, Andrew 62 67 5 111 937 15.11 3 1 448 58 63 1794 28.48 2 6/53 24 Damen, Pat 1 1 1 1 1.00 4 22 0 Dew, Christopher 46 52 4 145 1179 19.50 7 1 27 5 3 107 35.67 2/21 18 Drummond, Mitch 10 4 2 7 9 4.50 116 24 16 365 4/54 2 Edwards, Michael 4 4 53 99 24.75 1 1 Elmi, Dale 20 20 1 59 312 16.42 1 15 1 2 61 30.50 5 Fisher, Robert 50 31 11 36 222 11.10 513 116 81 1607 19.84 2 5/31 19 Glenn, Sam 10 6 25 46 7.67 18 Groves, Darren 12 12 59 153 12.75 1 30 9 3 81 27.00 2/23 4 Haines, Leroy 1 1 1 24 24 6 3 1 12 12.00 1/12 0 Hall, Michael 9 7 1 39 74 12.33 1 1 6 Jhala, Prashant 10 13 63 176 13.54 1 17.3 2 5 73 14.60 3/41 4 Jovic, Brendan 9 2 10 10 63 12 9 215 2/16 2 Lowry, Leigh 42 44 4 100 1143 28.58 7 2 69 4 14 315 22.50 4/26 20 Martin, Nathan 8 6 3 21 51 17.00 10 Miller, James 7 6 85 236 39.33 2 54 8 2 175 87.50 2/39 2 McCormick, Chris 11 13 1 34 145 28.33 68 15 11 206 18.73 3/21 3 McDonald, Brad 7 7 1 51 156 28.33 1 2 5 1 Nankervis, David 8 5 12 16 3.20 9 Reid, Joel 9 10 3 15 52 7.43 13 1 1 49 49.00 1/25 2 Reid, Luke 25 27 4 70 347 15.09 1 10 1 1 47 47.00 1/21 8 Ryan, Matt 5 3 2 21 22 22.00 17 1 4 94 23.50 3/34 1 Salerni, Robbie 1 1 1 8 8 0 Shaw, Riley 14 14 3 61 221 20.09 1 7 1 2 25 2/2 3 Sofra, Peter 38 39 4 55 566 16.17 227 50 29 847 29.21 4/38 1 Stanton, Tanner 4 3 2 24 24 24.00 16 1 77 77.00 1/27 2 Trueman, Glyn 22 22 1 102 507 24.14 4 1 31 3 101 7 Voelkl, Keirran 23 24 3 84 502 23.90 3 97 9 9 429 47.67 3/44 5 Waldron, Josh 5 4 73 111 27.75 1 12 66 0 Walker, Luke 18 16 3 135 355 27.31 1 7 Wiese, Sam 8 8 91 192 24.00 1 1 2 3 Wilson, Mitch 7 5 3 57 77 38.50 1 8 2 46 23.00 2/25 0 Wilson, Sean 42 38 7 50 645 19.00 1 289 58 51 915 17.94 4/30 15 Wylie, Jason 33 31 3 53 385 13.75 1 1 2 14 Wylie, Joel 12 9 1 20 62 7.75 21 5 6 66 11.00 4/20 5
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 64 Annual Report 2010-11 4th XI CAREER playing records (current players)
Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S/RO Ashkenazi, Ben 15 5 1 14 16 4.00 131 34 22 379 17.23 4/12 7 Baron, Nick 1 5 1 15 15.00 1/15 0 Baron, Tom 2 1 1 7 7 22.5 6 3 60 20.00 2/22 1 Benbow, Alex 12 10 46 148 14.80 22 4 6 93 15.50 2 Benbow, Jack 2 2 31 59 29.50 28 12 7 43 6.14 1 5/37 1 Cassano, Nathan 34 27 6 52 353 16.81 1 34 3 3 137 45.67 1/10 10 Chernishoff, Coen 20 18 110 435 24.17 3 1 1 6 7 Christy, Matt 3 3 2 3 3 3.00 41 5 5 137 27.40 3/10 1 Coleman, Ben 84 85 9 89 1258 16.55 7 618 135 79 1881 23.81 1 5/16 38 Cowen, Andrew 27 28 2 55 450 17.31 2 157 21 18 563 31.28 4/64 8 Cox, Chris 6 4 1 18 37 12.33 1 Damen, Pat 15 10 4 36 114 19.00 53 9 6 176 29.33 2/0 5 Dew, Christopher 6 5 151 255 51.00 1 44 13 3 128 42.67 1 Elmi, Dale 18 18 2 138 571 35.69 3 2 41 10 4 121 30.25 1/13 6 Fisher, Robert 8 4 3 8 12 12.00 56 9 8 224 28.00 2 Gayle, Juvaunie 5 4 48 83 20.75 53 15 13 124 9.54 1 5/33 1 Glenn, Sam 37 23 4 67 215 11.32 1 5 1 1 9 9.00 1/0 47 Haines, Leroy 15 4 2 11 17 8.50 117 19 7 421 60.14 2/10 4 Harford, Nathan 17 15 2 62 319 24.54 2 56 12 7 187 26.71 4/23 3 Hudgson, Brett 73 59 18 74 1621 39.54 11 675 204 82 1514 18.46 2 5/26 29 Jhala, Prashant 36 34 6 87 1229 43.89 11 59 22 4 152 38.00 1/5 10 Jovic, Brendan 16 3 2 6 9 126 22 22 378 17.18 4/20 3 Lowry, Leigh 1 1 3 3 3.00 0 Miller, James 3 3 1 74 97 48.50 1 21 6 1 51 51.00 1/51 1 McCormick, Chris 2 2 1 60 72 88.00 1 28 10 7 59 8.43 1 6/20 1 McDonald, Brad 7 7 36 126 4 1 41 41.00 1/2 1 Reid, Joel 23 15 2 26 146 11.23 105 12 14 382 27.29 3/43 4 Reid, Luke 10 10 23 96 9.60 9 3 15 4 Ryan, Matt 13 5 1 37 45 11.25 96 19 18 259 1 5/10 1 Salerni, Robbie 44 31 5 50 395 15.19 1 1 1 2 2.00 1/2 28 Shaw, Riley 1 1 7 7 7.00 1 Sofra, Peter 3 3 62 69 23.00 1 29 9 2 60 30.00 1/12 1 Stanton, Tanner 12 7 1 34 80 13.33 73 9 13 292 22.46 4/31 3 Trueman, Glyn 18 18 3 63 310 20.67 3 16 2 80 40.00 8 Voelkl, Jye 5 1 1 10 2 4 63 15.75 2/0 0 Voelkl, Keirran 3 3 38 54 18.00 30 7 115 16.43 4/43 1 Waldron, Josh 6 6 1 17 63 12.60 10 2 1 22 22.00 1/15 3 Walker, Luke 12 14 1 75 390 30.00 2 24 3 2 106 53.00 1/19 7 Wiese, Sam 4 4 1 29 32 10.67 15 5 2 34 17.00 1/23 3 Wilson, Mitchell 29 21 4 28 243 14.29 44 12 7 102 14.57 4/46 9 Wilson, Sean 12 8 1 47 123 17.57 100 20 13 311 23.92 3/26 3 Wylie, Jason 87 84 11 92 1145 15.68 5 81.3 8 8 323 40.38 2/17 38 Wylie, Joel 50 28 8 94 302 15.10 1 338 62 53 1025 19.34 4/4 11
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 65 Annual Report 2010-11 FPCC Life members
W.H.O’Grady (dec’d), S.M.Rossi,
J.A.Gloury (dec’d), Brian A.Burns (dec’d),
W.Peters (dec’d), Ian M.Boldiston,
E.J.Cullis (dec’d), Bruce W.Wills,
Dr S.J.Plowman (dec’d), Vanessa Thompson,
J.E.Sorraghan, Joan Wills,
R.G.Denham (dec’d), Ian Gunn (dec’d),
B.G. “Tim” Gloury, Ken V.Walker,
William E.Prendergast (dec’d), David R.Archer,
B.W.Cameron (dec’d), Pat Prendergast,
D.A.Smith, William E.Foley (dec’d),
Ken E.Cullis (dec’d), Cliff J.Wright,
William C.Wills, Ken Piesse,
Lance E.Wills, John Render,
Ian D.Stanley, Penny Prendergast,
Nance Wills, Darren J.Groves,
Dennis B.Prendergast, Graeme Brewer,
William J.Sweeney (dec’d), Luke Walker,
Neal E.Thompson, James Keenan,
William J.O’Brien (dec’d), Anne Walker.
R.J.Harvey (dec’d),
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