Life Members Ken Jamieson, John Henry, Steve Mulally, Errol Gilbert

ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB 2012-13 SEASON

PRESIDENT SECRETARY Mark Piper Errol Gilbert 47 Dillwynnia Grove 19 Wren Court Heathcote NSW 2233 Woronora Heights NSW 2233 Ph – 9520 7748 Ph – 9521 1335

A.B.N. 89 002 936 825

Life Members – Ken Jamieson, John Henry, Steve Mulally, Errol Gilbert, Phil Batchelor, Col Roddan, Greg Thomas, Mark Piper

ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB

NEWSLETTER Round 6

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

As we approach the Christmas break, we have one match remaining, and all goes well with our teams to date.

At the time of writing, of those 5 teams that are playing in competitive competitions, we have one team in first position, 2 teams in second spot and 1 side running third. And the other team is making great strides in their improvement each week so we can look forward to a climb up the ladder after the next few games.

Hopefully, all of our teams are enjoying their cricket. Judging by the reports from the kids, that I get almost daily in the playground, we will see most of our Club representing Australia in the next couple of years....if not sooner. It’s great to hear and see the enthusiasm of our younger players as they talk me through their wickets or their entire innings (Bradman, eat your heart out. If only you were this good.) It really is encouraging to think that these kids are out there enjoying themselves, whilst participating in good healthy sport.

Don’t forget the Annual Trivia Night on Saturday night March 2 2013, at Heathcote Servos. Get a team table together or if you have other friends who would like to come as well, make up your own tables. All are welcome and it is a great night, where everyone goes home with a prize or gift. There are plenty of games, raffles and auctions to be involved in, so it is one date to mark on your calendar and not to be missed.

Thanks to everybody who has contributed their time to the Pub Raffles, it is very much appreciated. As you all know, we have a large debt to repay and a great set of cricket nets to show for it. These raffles are helping repay that, so it is imperative that we continue to support the Club by taking you turn to spend a couple of hours in a salubrious environment and even have a few quiet ales whilst “ taking one for the Club”. Thanks for your help and your continued support.

Thanks to our sponsors, who weigh in each year so that our kids can train and play with the equipment they require to meet the needs of the game. Please support them where you can, as they are enabling our kids to enjoy the game of cricket as they should.

As this will probably be the last newsletter before the Christmas break, I’ll take this opportunity on behalf of the Committee to wish everybody a very safe, happy and healthy Christmas, and a very prosperous New Year.

And forget what the pundits say, go ahead and indulge yourselves, you all deserve it. Eat drink and be merry and we’ll see you all back on deck in the New Year. Hey kids, be good to Mum and Dad and hopefully Santa brings you some great presents. Merry Christmas.

Yours on a sticky wicket.....Pipes.

PLAYING DRESS

The Club plays in a coloured shirt which commenced 4 seasons ago and these shirts are available for sale at $25.00 ea or by contacting Gary Lockton. The baggy caps have become an expensive item and may be in the vicinity of $45.00 to $50.00

ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB 2012-13 SEASON all up so we will take orders for them and see how many will be required. Club blue washing hats are available for $20

Whites/creams are mandatory including jumpers or Sloppy Joes. Baseball caps are not approved clothing. Runners must be predominately white. Gary will be available 5-5.30pm at the clubhouse this Sat 10th Nov for purchases. We have a stock of small sizes now available

SPONSORSHIP

A general thank you to all our sponsors for 2011-12 season, as without you we would not be able to meet our cost commitments. Our wholehearted thanks go out to them and may they support us for years to come. So get behind them for the good of our club.

Many years ago sponsorship was unheard of at our club but gradually over the last few years we would never have met the rising costs of running the club without the involvement of sponsors. It is hard for a club such as ours with limited membership and playing numbers to offer our sponsors a great deal for their money. We only ask that you the parents and the heart of our club support our sponsors wherever possible.

A club can’t run effectively without sponsorship and we are no different to any other club. The Sponsor’s dollars go to renewing the kits and equipment that is necessary to give your kids the best opportunity to play and train for cricket. So I offer our Sponsors a sincere thank you for your support and hope you continue with us next season. These Sponsors appear in our newsletter after each match, please support them as their dollars support your kids.

Sponsors

Shane Brownhill Excavations The Tool Store Heathcote Services Club Smartworks Education A.&D.J. Building Services A & B Rowling Automotive Pty Ltd Monarch Seafoods McDonalds (Engadine) Veolia Environmental Services Coota Valley Meats Pied Piper Labour Services

I have attached a list of advantages we can now offer potential sponsors especially with our new website up and running

CLUB COMMUNICATIONS

The clubs website is www.boscocricket.org.au . Please make a special of note of this as it has changed since last year and you will need to change your browser search. We keep this site up to date with all club information, contacts and events that all members should be aware of. We welcome your comments and suggestions on what should be contained there and hope we can develop it further as time goes by. A full list of our sponsors can be seen there with relevant links to their websites where supplied and we encourage you to visit these sites. Check out the net photos

There is also the competition website which contains all the club registration details and will provide access to all club members to view results and competition tables and team statistics for both Juniors and Mens competitions. www.cricket-online.info . The coaches and managers and committee have special access to team details and statistics but the general public can access match results. This is used to send emails to families as well so it is important to supply your up to date email contact details.

The Association’s web site is www.ssjca.com.au and provides information on rules, regulations and results. Club details will also be available, as well as full season details. I wholeheartedly recommend the use of this site as it provides everything you need to know about the season. It is essential that you make yourself aware (coaches and managers especially) of the rules of the game and the Administrative regulations. They are all downloadable from the website. The teams, draw and results for the Men’s competition are also located on this website. We are desperately seeking photos to put on the website so if you team events, photos of games and players or even funny general events please send them along with details and we will load up.

CLUB PLAYER STATS

We at St John Bosco cricket club are endeavouring to compile all the records relating to officials, volunteers and player statistics for past years. We have a fairly good data base for years from 1995 onwards but are lacking some information for years prior to that and some player statistics for the years 1995 to 2001. If you have any information hidden away in your cupboard such as old scorebooks or keep in touch with past volunteers please pass on the message. Anyone who finds any errors in the club statistics can they please contact the Secretary.

OLD CRICKET GEAR

We would like to offer you the opportunity to offload your old cricket gear if you are upgrading. We can always use some of it in the younger age group kits and we also have the opportunity to work through a charity to collect and donate any old cricket gear we have. If any families have any unwanted cricket gear that they would care to donate could they please contact a committee person.

HEATHCOTE PUB RAFFLES

We started running raffles last year at the Heathcote pub on Saturday afternoons. We will again be running these this season and they provide much needed funds to pay off the debt we have on the cricket nets. We will be rostering teams to sell a couple of raffles between 4 and 5 on Saturday afternoons so when its your turn come and have a break and a beverage on us.

MOBILE PHONE RECYCLING

Australian Mobile Recycling is inviting clubs to collect old mobile phones and will give clubs $3 for each mobile phone collected. I know some people change phones

ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB 2012-13 SEASON as often as their clothes so I’m sure there are some old phones lying around doing nothing. All mobile phones received will be recycled for reuse. This means they will be refurbished for resale. Each handset is restored to factory conditions and all sim card and memory cards are destroyed. Any phones that are beyond repair will be broken down into their constituent parts and recycled by Australian licensed recyclers. Please give any phones to your coach/manager for handing on to the committee.

MAJOR RAFFLE FOR ALL CRICKET CLUBS

The club has had a policy over many years now not to ask parents to sell raffle tickets as there are enough financial burdens on us during the season. This year we have had some additional costs apart from out nets loan repayments to cover. This raffle is a keep all money we raise job so no need to take a book but if you would like to buy some tickets please contact your coach or committee person. $5 /ticket

1st Prize: A Toyota Camry Hybrid HL Hybrid HL 2.5L All on-road costs are included. Prize includes 2 reserved tickets to the ODI at the SCG on 8th Feb 2013 plus one night accommodation total value up to $46,160. There are 10 prizes in all.

SHAUN BROWN’S CRICKET COACHING

Camp Two Sutherland Shire (Sydney) January 2013, 23rd, 24th, 25th – Our Sutherland Shire camp will provide another great experience for south Sydneysiders. Nathan Bracken and Corey Collimore head the first class panel of coaches assembled for what will be another terrific camp. Venue: Sutherland Shire Seymour Shaw Park, Wandella Road, Miranda For all details please visit the website at www.cricketcoaching.com.au or call me directly on 1800 35 14 15. Brochures and application forma are also available on our website.

DYNAMIC SPORTS COACHING - Tonbridge Oval - Ramsgate) In early 2013, Dynamic Sports Coaching is hosting a 3 day cricket coaching clinic at Tonbridge Oval - Ramsgate on Monday 14 January 2013 for children aged 6-15 years Phone: 0408 495 766 Email: [email protected] Post: 29 Harp Street Belmore NSW 2192 All details on the website

Triforce Sports Activate Cricket Centres Bella Vista and Mortlake in the upcoming School Holidays. Mortlake /Centre 23 Tennyson Rd Mortlake Dec 10, 11, 12 and 17, 18, 19 There are January camps as well Full details on website

TRIFORCE SPORTS OFFER

With the Summer of Test Cricket now underway, here at Triforce Sports we want to celebrate and share our excitement with our customers with a special offer available for in store or on line sales.

Every customer who spends $100.00 in one of our Retail outlets located at Wiley Park, Bella Vista or St Ives or via our online store will go into the running to win one of three HP G6 Laptop computers valued at $699.00 !! Web: www.triforcesports.com.au Mail: [email protected]

TRIVIA NIGHT

The annual Trivia night will be on 2nd March 2013. I know it’s a way off yet but start talking about it and put it in your calendar. We will finalise numbers in the new year so don’t forget.

See the brochure at the end

TRIFORCE SPORTS –Pace Bowling Workshops

Centres” can announce a partnership with former Australian opening bowler and Test Team bowling Coach Craig McDermott’s “PACE Bowling Australia” workshops.

These workshops offer a unique opportunity for fast bowlers to work alongside one of the world’s great fast bowlers, and get detailed analysis following the session.

Two workshops are to be held at our Mortlake Training Centre on 10th and 12th December, and bookings are essential as places are strictly limited.

Please see all details on the flyer on the website How to book and enquiry contacts are included in the flyer.

Cricket NSW School Holiday Camps

Driver Ave, Moore Park Clinic 1 – Thurs 20th & Fri 21st December 2012 - $200 Clinic 2 – Tues 15th & Wed 16th January 2013 - $200 Clinic 3 – Mon 21st & Tues 22nd January 2013 - $200 Full days 8.30am-3pm Driver Ave, Moore Park Clinic 1 – Thurs 20th & Fri 21st December 2012 - $200 Clinic 2 – Tues 15th & Wed 16th January 2013 - $200 Clinic 3 – Mon 21st & Tues 22nd January 2013 - $200 Full days 8.30am-3pm

More details on the Cricket NSW site or our website

Match Reports for Round 6 Juniors

8 Blue match report:

This round was the local derby against Engadine and was played with good spirit and fun by two closely matched teams. The game highlight was a hat trick by Matthew Adam. Matt knocked over the stumps with three wonderful deliveries, good effort Matt keep it up. Each week we can all see the batting, bowling and especially the fielding improving and most importantly everyone is still really enjoying the games and training. The boys and girls have had a great start to their cricket and with only two games left this year have seen some terrific improvement. I would like to take the time to thank Peter Ellsmore for taking on the coaching role and Paul Smithson for looking after the scoring each week, a big thank you to you both.

Cheers Craig

10Ds Match Report – Round 6

St John Bosco 2 for 136 defeated Engadine 6 for 76.

Batting: Luke Mecham 30, Steve 17no, Harrison 15no, Joel 11, Hayden 10no, Talen 10, Luke Morris 9no, Xavier 8no, Lachlan 6no, Matthew 1no, Harry 0, Benjamin 0. Bowling: Benjamin 2/6, Hayden 1/0, Luke Mecham 1/5, Xavier 1/10, Steve 0/0, Harry 0/4, Luke Morris 0/6, Talen 0/8, Harrison 0/8, Matthew 0/11, Joel 0/13)

A great team effort from the mighty Bosco 10D’s. Week 1 saw us establish a strong lead with runs a-plenty from Luke Mecham (leading average across u10’s), Steve, Harrison & Joel in particular, with great support from the remaining players. There was a great moment of excitement and anticipation as young Ben thrilled us as he was on a hat-trick with two bowled in two balls….however good defence from Engadine foiled Ben’s hat-trick plans.

Matt’s bowling was very tidy, and Harry has shown great improvement with tidy bowling figures (keep it up Harry!!). Hayden impressed his grandparents & uncle with an excellent delivery from his first ball in week 2 to knock over the stumps with a beautiful Yorker…Hayden continues to impress with his bowling which is both fast & accurate.

All up, the whole team played great cricket in a good spirit….it’s great to see them improving each week and enjoying the game. Thanks to Stuart, Craig & Marcus (&others) for coaching/managing the boys in week 1, and to George for scoring. Congratulations to Harrison for Player of the Match for his great batting. Well done to all the boys, keep it up ! Matt & Mark

16B Bosco 1* 9(All)/158 (Henry 42, Eoghan 26, Ryan 22, Joe 19, Samuel 12no, Tyler 12) & 6/87 (Benoit 41no, Brandon 15) beat Bangor 123 (Samuel 4/13, Eoghan 4/23, Joe 2/16)

In a tight comp, the boys went to Kareela against the current leaders, with a win needed to gain back top spot. Winning the toss, we went into bat, and lots of players got good starts, resulting in a competitive score to defend. Bowled out early, we went to the field on day 1 for 9 overs, putting in a great display to pickup the top three batsmen before stumps.

Returning in week 2 in the heat, the match got tight, but some excellent bowling got the boys over the line for a 40 run win. It could of been much easier if we had not conceded 30 sundries, which is something to work on for next week. Dismissing Bangor, we went in for some batting practice, highlighted by a great not out innings from Benoit.

Thanks to Luke and Darren Z and Darren N for scoring, and also to Darren Z and Paul D and family for doing our raffles this week.

Mick McCray Manager

MATCH REPORT – UNDER 8 BLACK

This game we played Caringbah at home and unfortunately we just went down. Caringbah had 2 good batting pairs that just made the difference between the two sides. There were some encouraging efforts throughout the game by some of our boys with Mark, Cooper Knowles, Aiden and Brock all batting well and getting amongst the runs. Good to see Brock back after his trip around the world!

Caringbah got off to a good start in the first day of play with their batting it was hard to pull back. Some of our bowlers bowled really well with Will, Brock, Cooper Sullivan, Aiden and Jacko taking wickets. There was a great caught and bowled by Aiden in there also. First of the season. Well done Aiden. Harry chipped in with a couple of good overs.

Players of the match went to Cooper Knowles for his ever improving batting and bowling. Cooper has really come on in recent weeks and always does what is asked of him. Other player of the match went to Jacko with improving bowling, taking his second wicket in recent weeks. Unfortunately we were beaten by a better side. Keep practising boys there is still plenty of improvement there. Well done and good effort

U8 White

Week 1

Captain Pat won the toss and let us have a bat first. Liam and Dash opened the innings and with some good placement and quick running between the wickets made a solid 18 run partnership with Dash straight driving a scorcher between the bowler and a very relieved umpire for 4. Next in was Jed and Clayton, runs were hard to come by, but the enthusiasm of the boys swinging like axemen at everything was special to see.

Kyan and Kainen came in against some good bowling but played some great defensive play. Kainen told me at change of ends that batting isn’t his specialty, some encouraging words of advice from me and he bludgeoned a cover drive Matt Hayden style for four. I’ll take the credit for that one.

When it was our turn to bowl Jed opened up with the new seed and almost had a wicket with his first ball, Cameron and Rowan bowled some good lines and kept their opening pair honest. When the second pair came in Dash took the bail off with a big inswinger. Pat and Clayton bowled tidy lines and Kyan destroyed the leg stump with a ferocious Yorker, I will have to fix it during the week.

Week 2

With the stumps hastily repaired Rowan opened the bowling for us and softened them up for an onslaught of pace from Liam who took a wicket from a Caribbean style over. When the next pair came in they had to face a barrage of Thommo style bowling from Clayton and Dash who both took wickets. Cameron and Clayton also chimed in with run outs.

The game was on the line when Rowan and Cameron came in to bat, Rowan defended some good bowling and made a few good calls, Cam came out swinging like a rusty gate and smashed several fours, the last over from them was a highlight with some Grahame Wood style running between the wickets somehow it worked and they made 20 between them.

Pat and Liam came in last, Pat showed determination and almost hit a boundary, at the other end Liam was hitting balls everywhere, even with his practice shots, take it easy on me mate. This week’s man of the match was Pat, well done.

Best Batting Scores Juniors Pos. Player Runs Team Round Opponent 1 Henry McCray 61 St John Bosco 16B 2 Caringbah Sports 16B Eoghan 2 59 St John Bosco 16B 3 Bangor Comets 16B Rosser Alexander 3 56no St John Bosco 14C 2 Sylvania Heights 14C Linton Liam 4 55no St John Bosco 14C 1 Illawong Menai 14C McMahon Lachlan 5 50no St John Bosco 14E 6 Caringbah Sports 14E Macpherson 6 Tyler Hopkins 50 St John Bosco 16B 1 DLS Seagulls 16B Alexander 7 50 St John Bosco 14C 6 Illawong Menai 14C Linton 8 Ryan Forrest 48no St John Bosco 12C 4 Caringbah Sports 12C Jonathan 9 43 St John Bosco 14C 5 Engadine Dragons 14C Luciano 10 Henry McCray 42 St John Bosco 16B 6 Bangor Comets 16B 11 Benoit Tuffy 41no St John Bosco 16B 6 Bangor Comets 16B 12 Joe Darlington 41 St John Bosco 16B 4 DLS Seagulls 16B Jonathan 13 40 St John Bosco 14C 4 Caringbah Sports 14C Luciano 14 Adam Howe 37no St John Bosco 16B 3 Bangor Comets 16B 15 Angus Brown 37 St John Bosco 14C 6 Illawong Menai 14C 16 Josh Quinn 36 St John Bosco 14E 5 Gymea Bay 14E 17 Henry McCray 33 St John Bosco 16B 5 Caringbah Sports 16B Liam 18 32no St John Bosco 14C 2 Sylvania Heights 14C McMahon 19 Henry McCray 31 St John Bosco 16B 4 DLS Seagulls 16B 20 Luke Mecham 30 St John Bosco 10D 6 Engadine Dragons 10D

Best Bowling Figures Pos. Player Figures Team Round Opponent St John Bosco 8 Caringbah Sports 8 1 William Kelso 6 for 21 1 Black Black 2 Matthew Jones 5 for 5 St John Bosco 14C 6 Illawong Menai 14C St John Bosco 8 Engadine Dragons 8 3 Aiden Rider 5 for 18 5 Black Black Caringbah Sports 4 Henry McCray 4 for 6 St John Bosco 16B 2 16B 5 Michael Howard 4 for 7 St John Bosco 16B 3 Bangor Comets 16B Jonathan 6 4 for 8 St John Bosco 14C 1 Illawong Menai 14C Luciano St John Bosco 8 Caringbah Sports 8 7 Cooper Sullivan 4 for 12 1 Black Black Samuel 8 4 for 13 St John Bosco 16B 6 Bangor Comets 16B Herrmann 9 Isaac Abela 4 for 15 St John Bosco 8 Blue 1 DLS Seagulls 8 Blue 10 Eoghan Rosser 4 for 23 St John Bosco 16B 6 Bangor Comets 16B Lachlan Engadine Dragons 11 4 for 25 St John Bosco 14E 3 Macpherson 14E 12 Tom Cooke 3 for 4 St John Bosco 14C 1 Illawong Menai 14C 13 Sean Berry 3 for 4 St John Bosco 14E 4 Bangor Comets 14E Lachlan Caringbah Sports 14 3 for 4 St John Bosco 14E 6 Macpherson 14E Engadine Dragons 15 Liam McMahon 3 for 9 St John Bosco 14C 5 14C Caringbah Sports 16 Andrew Nicoll 3 for 10 St John Bosco 14E 1 14E St John Bosco 8 Caringbah Sports 8 17 Harry Troy 3 for 11 1 Black Black St John Bosco 8 Caringbah Sports 8 18 Brock Thomas 3 for 12 1 Black Black 19 Matthew Reid 3 for 12 St John Bosco 14E 5 Gymea Bay 14E Engadine Dragons 20 Andrew Nicoll 3 for 14 St John Bosco 14E 3 14E

Match Reports for Mens

Round 7

B3 v Gymea Bay 3 Bosco 1* 9/189 (Matt 74) beat Gymea Bay 3 145 (Chris 4/17, Michael 3/20, Matt 3/52)

The Bosco B3s are back in the winners circle with a solid victory in Round 7. Eleven players took the field (an unusual occurrence for this team) confident of regaining some form after a few bad losses. We won the toss and decided to set a target. Battam confidently volunteered to open the batting. He must have been feeling it that day because he went on to lead the team`s batting attack with 73 runs. Some handy runs were also added by Chapps (27).

The full 40 overs were used to set a target of 189 which we thought would be enough.Lainson broke through early with the ball taking 3 wickets in his first 4 overs. Next up it was Battam and Postill`s turn to take some wickets. Battam took 3 Â and Postill took 4 with an absolutely devastating spell. The fielding was tight and the catches were held. It looked like one of the Gymea batsman might have done it all himself at one stage, but some pressure fielding and solid bowling from Postill put a stop to that rubbish. An important win, well done boys!

B5 v BYE - Umpire B4

B7 v BYE - Umpire B6

Round 8

B3 v Gymea Bay 4 Bosco 1 9(All)/64 lost to Gymea Bay 4* 2/261

It was a game that was never really in our control. The toss was going to be of vital importance due to the heat. Crossy had hoped he could turn around his toss record for the season of no wins and 3 losses. Unfortunately his record continued and we were made to field in the blistering heat.Our fielding was relatively good, but with a few strike bowlers down and the heat getting to the fast bowlers, wickets were few and far between.

Crossy and Jules bowled some tight spin which gave the fast bowlers a rest, but the opposition batting was too sharp and they ended up with a healthy total of 261 after

ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB 2012-13 SEASON the 40 overs. Heat strained and slightly demoralized, we probably didn’t go into bat with the right frame of mind. Bowled out for 64, the only shining light was a solid 15 not out from Boo at the tail. Another loss but some lessons learnt.

Best Batting Scores Mens Pos. Player Runs Team Round Opponent 1 Liam Hamling 193 St John Bosco B7 5 Engadine Dragons B7 2 Patrick Eades 127 St John Bosco B5 4 DLS Seagulls B5 3 Martin Dantas 122 St John Bosco B5 6 Gymea Bay B5 4 Daniel Evans 115no St John Bosco C2 2 Engadine Dragons C2 5 Joel Raper 104 St John Bosco C2 7 Bangor C2 6 Liam Hamling 103no St John Bosco B7 4 Caringbah Inn B7 7 Martin Dantas 101 St John Bosco B5 2 Caringbah Inn B5 8 James Thomas 101 St John Bosco B7 8 Bangor B7 Michael 9 100 St John Bosco B3 4 Engadine Dragons B3 Lainson 10 Josh Bloor 98 St John Bosco B7 5 Engadine Dragons B7 Mitchell 11 93 St John Bosco B3 1 Gymea Bay B3(2) Worsley Murray 12 92 St John Bosco C1 8 DLS Seagulls C1 Treffone 13 Martin Dantas 89 St John Bosco B5 3 Illawong Menai B5 14 Christian White 87no St John Bosco C2 5 Gymea Bay C2 15 James Thomas 84 St John Bosco B7 3 Illawong Menai B7 16 Jude Hennessy 82 St John Bosco C1 3 Como-Jannali C1 17 Matt Battam 74 St John Bosco B3 7 Gymea Bay B3(1) 18 Joel Raper 71 St John Bosco C2 2 Engadine Dragons C2 19 Joel Raper 69 St John Bosco C2 1 DLS Seagulls C2 20 Patrick Eades 63 St John Bosco B5 8 Como-Jannali B5

Best Bowling Figures Mens Pos. Player Figures Team Round Opponent 1 Elliot McKimm 7 for 46 St John Bosco C1 3 Como-Jannali C1 2 Patrick Eades 6 for 33 St John Bosco B5 8 Como-Jannali B5 3 Ethan Tudjman 6 for 60 St John Bosco B7 1 Bangor B7 4 Joel Raper 5 for 22 St John Bosco C2 7 Bangor C2 Timothy 5 5 for 32 St John Bosco B5 4 DLS Seagulls B5 Meagher 6 Josh Bloor 5 for 33 St John Bosco B7 6 Gymea Bay B7 7 Mark Eades 5 for 51 St John Bosco B5 5 Heathcote B5 8 Ethan Tudjman 4 for 14 St John Bosco B7 3 Illawong Menai B7 9 Chris Postill 4 for 17 St John Bosco B3 7 Gymea Bay B3(1) 10 Daniel Evans 4 for 22 St John Bosco C2 2 Engadine Dragons C2 11 Ethan Tudjman 4 for 28 St John Bosco B7 2 Como-Jannali B7 12 Ethan Tudjman 4 for 30 St John Bosco B7 5 Engadine Dragons B7 13 Josh Bloor 4 for 34 St John Bosco B7 8 Bangor B7 14 Paul Barclay 4 for 39 St John Bosco B5 1 Como-Jannali B5 15 Blake Holden 4 for 39 St John Bosco C1 5 Loftus C1 Colin 16 4 for 39 St John Bosco B3 5 Miranda Magpies B3 Chappelow 17 Joel Raper 4 for 44 St John Bosco C2 8 DLS Seagulls C2 18 Paul Barclay 3 for 11 St John Bosco B5 4 DLS Seagulls B5 Damien 19 3 for 16 St John Bosco B7 5 Engadine Dragons B7 Lockton 20 Paul White 3 for 19 St John Bosco C2 5 Gymea Bay C2

St. John Bosco Cricket Club

2nd March 2013 HEATHCOTE SERVICES CLUB 7.00PM FOR 7.30PM start Bring your own munchies

Buy your drinks at the bar (club prices = cheap)

TABLES OF 8 - 10 so start getting yours organised now

This is a great way to celebrate the season, parents can have a near end of season get together (maybe pay for the Coach). Prizes on offer for Trivia buffs and anyone who enjoys a good time.

Cost $15.00 (ea) includes lots of fun & prizes for not doing much at all. It would be appreciated if each team could donate a prize to the value of $50.00. This is the clubs main way of fundraising so please support it.

Please give payments to your Team Manager - Seniors = Captain Numbers to be finalised by 22 nd February Bookings & enquiries, Errol Gilbert, 0408 262 947 or [email protected]

A.B.N. 89 002 936 825

St John Bosco Cricket Club Sponsorship Arrangement

Club Details Established 1968 Over 80 junior players and families ages 6 to 16 80 senior players ages 16 to 60 Areas covered – The Sutherland Shire and as far afield as Stanwell Park, Bankstown, Padstow, Macquarie Park and Milperra

Benefits  Complimentary tickets to cricket NSW fixture  12 newsletters - up to half page add (changes for special offers)  Listing as sponsor on sponsors page on website  Pop up ads on website  Promotion within the club  Distribution of advertising material within club and with newsletter  Distribution of advertising material at club sponsored training programs  Acknowledgement and Representation at Presentation of Trophies night – banners, billboards, giveaways  Complimentary tickets to all club functions  Acknowledgement and Representation at Trivia night – banners, billboards, giveaways  Selected club apparel  Tax receipts issued  Issue of club sponsorship certificate or photo or plaque.