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Year Book 2019-20 Season COFFS HARBOUR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOC. Incorp. INCORPORATING SENIOR & JUNIOR CLUBS BELLINGEN CRICKET CLUB COFFS COLTS CRICKET CLUB DIGGERS CRICKET CLUB DORRIGO CRICKET CLUB MACKSVILLE SERVICES CRICKET CLUB NAMBUCCA HEADS CRICKET CLUB NANA GLEN CRICKET CLUB NORTHERN DISTRICTS REBELS CRICKET CLUB SAWTELL CRICKET CLUB URUNGA CRICKET CLUB VALLEYS CRICKET YEAR BOOK 2019-20 SEASON CONTENTS C.H.D.C.A 3…………………………… ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4…………………………… MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE – LIFE MEMBERS 5…………………………… PAST OFFICE BEARERS 8…………………………… REPORTS 13………………………… HONOUR BOARDS 15…………………………. HISTORICAL – AN UNSUNG ASPECT OF THE GREAT GAME 21………………………… ORDER OF MERIT – SENIORS & JUNIORS 29………………………… HIGHLIGHTS-AVERAGES 35………………………… ALL SENIOR GRADE/INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FROM 1930-31 41………………………… SPECIAL AWARDS 55………………………. MAJOR/MINOR PREMIERSHIPS / KNOCKOUTS/RECORDS 74………………………. 1ST GRADE SOMMERS CUP 77………………………. GOLDEN OLDIES 81……..N.C.C.C. 82……………………. PREMIER LEAGUE 86…………………… INTER-DISTRICT 87…………………… RESULTS 91…………………... RECORDS Acknowledgements Various venues within the Coffs Harbour Cricket Association areas for providing meeting facilities and placement of trophy cabinets Service Providers The various business houses that sponsor each of our Cricket Clubs Your financial support ensures a healthy Association Field Maintenance The management and staff of the Coffs Harbour City Council Sports Unit Curators Of Fitzroy Oval, Richardson Park, Rowe Oval and Clive Joass Memorial Field, Coffs Harbour City Council Ovals & Stadium Staff for Preparation & Maintenance of sporting fields Special Thanks to the following The volunteers who provided support for various high level junior cricket carnivals NSW Country Cricket, NCZ Administrator Rob Pye and North Coast Cricket Council Members of the CHDCA Historical Committee for maintaining records and production of the Year Book. John and Joan Tolhurst for ensuring that trophies are restored when necessary and maintained Dallas Hogan of Greg's Trophies for supply of trophies, medallions and assistance with restoration of trophies COFFS HARBOUR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION Incorporated SEASON 2019-20 Patrons: Messrs Arthur Smart CHDCA Life Member, Joan Tolhurst CHDCA Life Member Office Bearers: President: M Don Snr. Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: B Young M Ryan M Rose Management Committee Members: Club Delegates Craig Neil, Gavin Brown (Bellingen), Matthew Francis, Matt Rose (Coffs Colts), Mark Don, Brendan Cunningham (Diggers), Justin Gilbert, Stuart Moore (Dorrigo), Mick Stennett, Karl Cooper, (Macksville), TBC (Nambucca) Ben Wyld, Neil Harrigan (Nana Glen), Anuroop Grewal, Aaron Singh (Northern Districts), Paul Hope, Chris Neal (Sawtell), Gavin Hickey, Alan Thomas (Urunga), Gary Campbell, Ted Bailey (CHDU&SA), Other Officers: (Non Voting positions) Jnr. Vice Presidents: J Gilbert, B Young Inter District Weathermen: carry forward to Junior. Sub Committee Selectors for Representative Teams: N/A Inter District Chairman of Selectors: N/A Publicity: Jay Guthrie as part of Cricket NSW Role Trophy Custodians: Joan Tolhurst & B Cunningham Child Protection Officer: M Ryan North Coast Delegates: B Cunningham, M Martin Public Officer: Treasurer to bear duties Sub Committees: Historical Committee: P Crofts, B Cunningham, Joan Tolhurst, S Meakins CHDCA - Junior Sub Committee: Coordinator: Justin Gilbert Sub Committee Members: Chris Neal (Sawtell), Simon Millar (Nana Glen) Matt Francis (Coffs Colts), Karl Cooper (Macksville), Gavin Brown (Bellingen), Alan Thomas (Urunga), Andrew Cross (Diggers), Peter Holmes (Northern Districts) Code of Conduct Commissioner: Kate Jackson (Conference Administrator) Match Committee: TBA Representative Captain: Inter-District Over 40s D Ellis/B Young Life Members: H Lovett*, D Tom*, R Lamberth*, D Easy*, R Cross*, A Mainey, J Walker, P Crofts, B Kennedy, Joan Tolhurst, A Smart, K Robinson, B Cunningham CHDCA 2019-20 PAST OFFICE BEARERS 1930-31 to 2019-20 C.H.D.C.A. PAST OFFICE BEARERS SEASON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT SECRETARY 1930-31 C Walker J Cockle E Elphinston RECORDING 1931-32 C Walker J Cockle J Cockle 1932-33 C Walker W Bleakley W Bleakley 1933-34 C Walker W Bleakley W Bleakley 1934-35 C Walker F Berriman F Berriman 1935-36 J Cockle J Jones C O Walsh 1936-37 C O Walsh H Lovett W Brigden 1937-38 C O Walsh H Lovett V Crombie 1938-39 C O Walsh H Lovett A Mildenahll 1939-40 C O Walsh R Harris A L Parker 1940-41 A Mildenhall R Harris A L Parker 1941-44 The AGM for 1941-42 was advertised for 11 Oct 1941, however nothing further was reported and with the entry of Japan into the Second World War, competition cricket did not recommence until 1945-46. Some social cricket was played during the war. 1944-45 R Potter J Babbage A Parker 1945-46 I Amos J Babbage J Babbage 1946-47 H Lovett N Maddock N Maddock 1947-48 H Lovett G Wright / R Elder G Wright 1948-49 H Lovett A Short / R Hughes A Short / R Hughes 1949-50 H Lovett R Hughes G Wing 1950-51 H Lovett H Boultwood J Babbage H Boultwood 1951-52 H Lovett O Chapman J Babbage J Cook 1952-53 H Lovett D Tom J Babbage H Boultwood 1953-54 H Lovett D Tom J Babbage O Chapman 1954-55 I Watkin W Wright J Babbage 1955-56 I Watkin D Tom J Babbage G Ginger 1956-57 I Watkin R Cross J Babbage D Tom 1957-58 I Watkin R Cross J Babbage D Tom 1958-59 I Watkin D Tom J Babbage 1959-60 I Watkin D Tom R White 1960-61 I Watkin D Tom D Easy 1961-62 J Leece / J Secombe L Cross D Easy 1962-63 R Cameron D Heptonstall D Easy 1963-64 R Cameron N Goodsell D Easy D Easy 1964-65 R Cameron N Goodsell D Easy D Heptonstall 1965-66 W Withers N Goodsell D Easy D Heptonstall 1966-67 D Tom N Goodsell D Easy R Moore 1967-68 D Tom A Mainey D Easy R Moore 1968-69 D Tom A Mainey D Easy 1969-70 D Tom A Mainey D Easy 1970-71 D Tom A Mainey J Walker R Cross 1971-72 R Moore A Mainey J Walker R Cross 1972-73 D Cockburn A Mainey J Walker R Cross 1973-74 D Cockburn C Mower / J Walker D Brown T Drury 1974-75 A Mainey C Mower / J Walker J Walker T Drury 1975-76 A Mainey J Walker R Cross T Drury 1976-77 A Mainey J Walker R Cross R Moore 1977-78 R Moore J Walker / C Young R Cross R Moore 1978-79 R Moore A Mainey J Walker M Eggins C.H.D.C.A. PAST OFFICE BEARERS SEASON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ASSISTANT SECRETARY RECORDER 1979-80 R Cross A Mainey J Walker M Eggins 1980-81 P Crofts A Mainey J Walker M Eggins 1981-82 P Crofts A Mainey J Walker B Kelsall 1982-83 K Fuller A Mainey J Walker B Kelsall 1983-84 K Fuller T Turner J Walker B Kelsall 1984-85 K Fuller C Manz J Walker B Kelsall 1985-86 C Eichman C Manz J Walker B Kelsall 1986-87 D McNally R Ireland A Ferris B Kelsall 1987-88 D McNally R Ireland A Ferris P Miller 1988-89 S Warner G Melouney D McNally P Miller 1989-90 S Warner G Melouney D McNally P Miller 1990-91 R McCauley G Melouney D McNally P Mullens 1991-92 R McCauley P Mullens M Ellis P Monico 1992-93 G Day P Mullens G Melouney P Monico 1993-94 G Day P Mullens G Melouney P Monico 1994-95 G Day P Mullens B Cunningham C Walsh 1995-96 W Ball P Mullens B Cunningham C Walsh 1996-97 W Ball P Mullens / A Jarman B Cunningham A Jarman 1997-98 W Ball A Jarman A Jarman W Irvine 1998-99 W Ball A Mackay (Acting) M Nealand / B Cunningham W Irvine /B Greenshields 1999-2000 W Ball S Manz B Cunningham A Jarman 2000-01 S Manz K Robinson / R Silvy B Cunningham A Jarman 2001-02 S Manz R Silvy B Platts A Jarman 2002-03 K Robinson R Silvy B Platts B Fitzgerald 2003-04 K Robinson D Cockburn M Quirk B Fitzgerald 2004-05 K Robinson D Cockburn M Nealand S Manz 2005-06 K Robinson A Mainey M Nealand S Manz 2006-07 K Robinson A Mainey M Rose K Robinson 2007-08 K Robinson A Mainey M Rose K Robinson 2008-09 K Robinson A Mainey M Rose K Robinson 2009-10 K Robinson A Mainey M Rose K Robinson 2010-11 K Robinson A Mainey M Rose K Robinson 2011-12 K Robinson K Robinson M Rose S Morgan 2012-13 K Robinson A Mainey/K Robinson (Act) M Rose S Morgan 2013-14 K Robinson J Gilbert M Rose S Meakins 2014-15 K Robinson J Gilbert M Rose S Meakins 2015-16 R Welsh/S Meakins (Act) J Gilbert M Rose S Meakins 2016-17 S Meakins B Munro M Rose S Meakins 2017-18 S Meakins B Munro M Rose N Harrigan 2018-19 S Meakins M Ryan M Don N Harrigan 2019-20 M Don M Ryan M Rose N/A COFFS HARBOUR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Presidents Report 2019 -20 I was honoured to be President of CHDCA in season 2019/20. Season 2019/20 was a very interrupted season for the CHDCA. Unprecedented challenges saw several early season matches cancelled as a result of local bushfires, mid to late season matches abandoned due to rain and the nightmare that is COVID-19. Unfortunately grand final matches were unable to be played as a result of Covid, but congratulations to those sides that were named premiers. Congratulations to Sawtell Cricket Club on being named CHDCA club champions after yet another strong season across all grades, junior and senior.
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