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Sam Patrick Under 12 Night Hawks 10 Wickets Under 8 Black Hawks the SHED of FAME of SHED the Sean Van Breda Under 12 Night Hawks 10 Wickets 8 Runouts Albany Creek Cricket Club Inc Issue 1-5 Volume 28 Summer Season 2018-2019 Daniel O’Connor Steven Hogan Full Season Cricketer Half Season Cricketer of the Year 2017-2018 of the Year 2017-18 Under 13 Sea Hawks Under 11 Eagle Hawks The President’s Bat Welcome to our second Hawk Talk for the 2018 / 2019 season. After the wet weekend at the start of the season we have had great weather with relatively mild warm days. I hope this continues through to Xmas. We have three weekends to go with our last fixtures being on Friday 7th and Saturday 8th December when we break for the holiday period. The season resumes on Friday 1st February and Saturday 2nd February 2019. We have eighteen of our players recently selected in Brisbane North Representative sides. These boys will travel to various parts of Queensland and NSW over the Xmas period. This hard cricket will improve their skills. I wish them well and know that they will be great ambassadors for their families and Albany Creek Cricket Club. Thank you for your cooperation in getting the players to their club photo night recently. All of the photos will be ready for distribution before our last weekend of cricket which is the 7th/8th December. On the field it has been a great start to the season with several teams undefeated and well on their way to Pre-Xmas premierships. We have many new players running around on Friday nights and from what I have seen, our future is in good hands with some great coaching and many promising young players coming through the ranks. Some of our younger players signed up for a half season with parents not knowing how the kids would take to cricket. If they wish to continue playing after Xmas, could you please contact our Registrar and let him know of your intentions as he would be getting ready to fill those spots with new players signing up after Xmas. I hope everyone enjoys the remainder of the season. Steve Casey Website: www.albanycreekcricketclub.com.au Email: [email protected] Postal Address: PO Box 82 Albany Creek QLD 4035 President Secretary Treasurer BNJCA Committee BNJCA Zone Delegate SPSA Delegate Property Officer Steve Casey Francois Basson Ray Frazer 0418 878 212 0428 785 306 0417 170 619 Vice President Statistician Hawk Talk Editor Website Administrator MyCricket Support Warehouse Sub- Committee, Coordinator Warehouse Sub- Social Co-ordinator & Registrar Committee MyCricket Support WCA Delegate Kathy Casey Eddie Mills Peter McFarlane 3264 2163 0409 491 682 0412 317 317 Registrar BNJCA Zone Delegate Grounds Co-ordinator BNJCA Juniors John Murray Nick Thomas Warren Stevens 0427 577 837 0403 134 459 0425 227 532 Warehouse Sub- Club Patron Canteen Committee Barry McDougall Geoff Dymock The Greek on The Creek 0419 527 951 The Sponsor’s Spin We recognise the fantastic contributions of our valued sponsors. We have many businesses that sponsor our club and this has enabled us to provide a sport at a reasonable cost and at the same time to keep your club financially sound. Please express your appreciation for the sponsor’s contributions by using these businesses wherever possible. On behalf of the Albany Creek Hawks Cricket Club we sincerely thank L.J. Hooker Albany Creek ACORSHE KPM Accountants and Audit & Tax Accountants Albany Creek, Keith Dudgeon Cricket Specialist, Premier Cricket, Simply Pest Control and Zenith Promotions We look forward to all our sponsor’s continued support. With much appreciated help from our sponsors, your club is able to provide you with an excellent standard of facilities at a comparatively low cost and we will strive to continue this in the future. We sincerely thank Jason & Melinda Chandler of L.J. Hooker Albany Creek our club shirt sponsor; Cassie & Corie Morrad of HYPERCLEAN and PK Kandage of KPM Accountants, our shirt sleeve sponsors, for their valued support and hope that their businesses grow as a result of their association with the Albany Creek Hawks Cricket Club. A Message from the Statistician: Phew – Shed of Fame #2 is finally finished and well and truly worthy of a big round of applause. You’ve certainly kept me busy and made me earn my huge pay cheque! There are a record num- ber of milestones and special performances being recognised in this issue. It’s been very exciting watching it all unfold while entering the stats. Lots of other players are just teetering on the brink of a milestone and I look forward to recognising them in the next issue (which will be around 13th December). Congratulations to all those listed below. Kathy Casey (Statistician) Name Team Performance Special Performances Bowling: Janelle Pais Under 13 Diamond Hawks 40 Wickets Congratulations to the Roman Eshaan Under 11 Eagle Hawks 40 Wickets following players who had amazing performances: Joshua Prince Under 11 Falcon Hawks 40 Wickets Thomas Quine Under 11 Falcon Hawks 40 Wickets Hat Trick: Jeremy Pais Under 11 Falcon Hawks 30 Wickets EKALUVYA MERCHANT Max Crawford Under 11 Hawks 30 Wickets Under 11 Sea Hawks Quinn Walton Under 11 Hawks 30 Wickets 4/13 Lockyer Ward Under 10 Grey Hawks 30 Wickets 5 Wickets in an Innings: Nicholas Lawrence Under 10 White Hawks 30 Wickets Mitchell Ring Under 10 White Hawks 30 Wickets SAMUEL CROOK Dhruv Chaudhari Under 15 Eagle Hawks 20 Wickets Under 15 Eagle Hawks 5/6 Will Patrick Under 14 Eagle Hawks 20 Wickets Harper Ayre Under 10 Grey Hawks 20 Wickets SAMEER PRASAD Danny Costello Under 10 Green Hawks 20 Wickets Under 11 Hawks Ansh Gidh Under 10 Black Hawks 20 Wickets 5/17 Alexander O’Connor Under 9 Green Hawks 20 Wickets 5 Fielding Wickets in an Hari Palanivel Muragan Under 14 Eagle Hawks 10 Wickets Innings: Reuben Perry Under 13 Eagle Hawks 10 Wickets Pawanpunee Sandhu Under 13 Hawks 10 Wickets RILEY BROWN Under 9 Black Hawks Flynn Connolly Under 13 Hawks 10 Wickets 5 runouts Natalie Castle Under 13 Sapphire Hawks 10 Wickets David Holmes Under 12 Eagle Hawks 10 Wickets MAX COLLINS Nell Schoeman Under 12 Eagle Hawks 10 Wickets Under 9 Green Hawks 5 runouts Jett Jensen Under 12 Falcon Hawks 10 Wickets Henry Patrick Under 12 Night Hawks 10 Wickets BLAKE FULFORD Sam Patrick Under 12 Night Hawks 10 Wickets Under 8 Black Hawks THE SHED OF FAME OF SHED THE Sean Van Breda Under 12 Night Hawks 10 Wickets 8 runouts Zachary Rogers Under 12 Sea Hawks 10 Wickets Century: Roman Mackinnon Under 11 Eagle Hawks 10 Wickets James Magill-Connell Under 11 Eagle Hawks 10 Wickets HENRY PATRICK Oliver Douyere Under 11 Hawks 10 Wickets Under 12 Night Hawks 112 n.o. Sameer Prasad Under 11 Hawks 10 Wickets Jake Lennon Under 11 Sea Hawks 10 Wickets HAYDEN O’CONNOR Chrystian Bowden Under 10 Red Hawks 10 Wickets Under 13 Eagle Hawks Anastasia Brandon Under 10 Red Hawks 10 Wickets 100 Roman Jones Under 10 Red Hawks 10 Wickets Name Team Performance Special Performances Bowling: Mitchell Wallis Under 10 Red Hawks 10 Wickets Half Century: Lachlan Manttan Under 10 Blue Hawks 10 Wickets Sakith Paranawithana Under 10 Grey Hawks 10 Wickets DANIEL O’CONNOR Under 14 Sea Hawks Jayden Briggs Under 10 Grey Hawks 10 Wickets 95 Kingsley Brookes Under 10 White Hawks 10 Wickets Noah Coleman Under 10 White Hawks 10 Wickets DANIEL MARAIS Arvin Anand Under 9 Blue Hawks 10 Wickets Under 15 Eagle Hawks 71 n.o. Hayden Lean Under 9 Blue Hawks 10 Wickets Axel McCabe Under 9 Blue Hawks 10 Wickets MILAN REJI SKARIA Thomas Dixon Under 9 Red Hawks 10 Wickets Under 13 Sea Hawks Hudson Cloherty Under 9 White Hawks 10 Wickets 70 n.o. Xavier Olsen Under 8 White Hawks 10 Wickets Batting: SAM PATRICK Quinn Walton Under 11 Hawks 1,250 Runs Under 12 Night Hawks Adam Basson Under 15 Eagle Hawks 1,000 Runs 65 n.o. Dhruv Chaudhari Under 15 Eagle Hawks 500 Runs William Lofgren Under 14 Eagle Hawks 500 Runs MIA CROUCAMP Under 13 Diamond Hawks Daniel O’Connor Under 14 Sea Hawks 500 Runs 63 n.o. Henry Patrick Under 12 Night Hawks 500 Runs Joshua Brown Under 11 Falcon Hawks 500 Runs DARCEY CROWN Jeremy Pais Under 11 Falcon Hawks 500 Runs Under 12 Falcon Hawks 62 n.o. Max Crawford Under 11 Hawks 500 Runs Mitchell Wallis Under 10 Red Hawks 500 Runs SANDAVE WITHANAGE Lachlan Crooks Under 9 Blue Hawks 500 Runs Under 13 Eagle Hawks Mia Coucamp Under 13 Diamond Hawks 250 Runs 62 n.o. Caitlin Pitt Under 13 Diamond Hawks 250 Runs MITCHELL GRAHAM Steven Hogan Under 13 Eagle Hawks 250 Runs Under 12 Sea Hawks Amitoj Sidhu Under 13 Eagle Hawks 250 Runs 61 n.o. Andy Corrie Under 13 Hawks 250 Runs JETT BARKER Nick Xides Under 13 Sea Hawks 250 Runs Under 12 Falcon Hawks Jett Barker Under 12 Falcon Hawks 100 Runs 59 n.o. Samuel Magill-Connell Under 11 Eagle Hawks 250 Runs Isac Joshi Under 11 Hawks 250 Runs MITCHELL WALLIS THE SHED OF FAME OF SHED THE Bailey Purcell Under 10 Black Hawks 250 Runs Under 10 Red Hawks 58 Zane Smith Under 10 Grey Hawks 250 Runs Samson Perks Under 9 Black Hawks 250 Runs HAMILTON VINCENT Aiden Grim Under 9 Blue Hawks 250 Runs Under 12 Night Hawks 54 n.o. Hayden Lean Under 9 Blue Hawks 250 Runs Carson Thorne Under 9 Blue Hawks 250 Runs ADAM BASSON Benjamin Turton Under 9 Blue Hawks 250 Runs Under 15 Eagle Hawks Hudson Cloherty Under 9 White Hawks 250 Runs 53 n.o.
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