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NSW Under 21 the Following Hawkesbury Players Have Been Selected in the NSW Under 21 Team for National Carnivals Or for Interstate Matches Against Victoria HAWKESBURY DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED Year Book 2008 – 2009 Including 111th Annual Report 1 1st grade Premiers Freemans Reach Gold Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Incorporated 111th Annual General Meeting Notice is hereby given that the One Hundred and Eleventh Annual General Meeting of the Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Incorporated will be held at the Richmond Club Limited, East Market Street, Richmond on Monday 13th July 2009 commencing at 7.45 p.m. Agenda 1. Confirmation of Minutes of the One Hundred and Tenth Annual General Meeting 2. Consideration and adoption of the One Hundred and Tenth Annual Report and Financial Statement 3. To receive and consider the Committee Statement, which is required to be submitted to members, pursuant to Section 26(6) of the Act 4. Election of Office Bearers of the Association and ordinary members of the Committee, viz . Patrons . President . Vice-President Seniors . Vice-President Juniors . Secretary . Treasurer . Assistant Secretary . Delegate to the NSW Districts Cricket Association . Delegate to the Hawkesbury Sports Council . Ordinary members of the Management Committee (a maximum of one from each affiliated club) 5. Election of Honorary Auditors 6. Election of Honorary Solicitors 7. Election of Judiciary and Disputes Committee (eight to be elected) 8. Consideration of Amendments to the Objects and Rules (Section 1) 9. Consideration of Amendments to the By-Laws and Playing Rules (Section 2) 9. General Business brought forward in accordance with the Objects, Rules and By Laws of the Association • Honorariums • Team Fees and Player Levies for 2009-2010 2 Association Secretary PO Box 148 25 May 2009 RICHMOND NSW 2753 Cover: Freemans Reach Gold 1st Grade Premiers 2008/9 3 Office Bearers 2008-2009 Executive President Peter Seagrott Vice-President Seniors Bill Bartley Vice-President Juniors Tania Coull Association Secretary Peter Harris Treasurer John Hopper Management Committee Bligh Park CC David Wassall Freemans Reach CC Steve Hile Glossodia CC Tony Carpini Maroota CC Adrian Woodbury North Richmond CC David Filmer Pitt Town Sports CC Gary Roeder RAAF CC Ian Smith Richmond CC Mark Baker Riverstone RSL CC Grayden Lea Schofields CC Scott Mulford Wilberforce CC Brad Decent Windsor Leagues CC Michael Wilson Hawkesbury Cricket Umpires Association Adrian Woodbury Office-Bearers Web Master Alan Smith Delegates to NSW Districts Cricket Association Messrs Peter Harris & Carl Eilbeck Patron Dr Rex Stubbs Honorary Auditor Simons & Thurley Honorary Solicitor Shaddick and Partners Judiciary and Disputes Committee R. Matheson K. Birdsey I. Johnston S. Hile L. Douglass A. Carver C. Eilbeck B. Smith D. Wassall G. Greentree Life Members (Year of Election shown in parentheses.) Mr William J. Huxley* (1963) Mr Cliff E. Bullock (1978) Mr Adrian G. Lindo (1986) Mr George Thompson* (1965) Mr Peter Greentree (1979) Mr Bob C. Brown (1989) Mr Reg Turnbull* (1965) Mr F. Beau Strachan* (1979) Mr Ken J. Birdsey (1990) Mr Lloyd Smith, MBE* (1972) Mr Phil Tuckerman (1979) Mr Ross F. Matheson (1990) Mr James J.Walsh* (1972) Mr John L. Leck (1981) Mr Brian A. Quinton (1990) Mr Russell E.Woods* (1972) Mr Alan Smith* (1981) Mr Frank Stacy (1997) Mr Reg L. Hurst* (1974) Mr Neal J. Hall (1985) Mr Leigh M. Douglass (2001) Mr Russ Mitchell* (1974) Mr Gordon Lawson (1985) Mr Ian J. Johnston (2001) Mr Harold W. Johnston* (1976) Mr Col S. Roberts (1985) Mr Carl M. Eilbeck (2002) Mr Charlie O. Nicholls* (1976) Mr S. Reg Sligar (1985) * deceased Mr Jack W. Chegwyn* MBE (1977) Mr Barry R. Smith (1985) Member Clubs President Secretary Treasurer Bligh Park David Dray David Wassall Glenn Corcoran Freemans Reach George Greentree Ben Brown Dom Brown Glossodia Peter Seagrott John Reid Tom Willmott Maroota Rod Hitchcock Greg Hitchcock Adrian Woodbury North Richmond Tony Raby David Filmer Diane Bayne Pitt Town Sports Martin Sharp Alex Bartley Bill Bartley RAAF Ian Smith Amber Watters Richmond Carl Eilbeck Wayne Packer Ross McConville Riverstone Peter Couzins Praneel Kirpal Glenn Riley Schofields Jim Maclure Scott Mulford Michael Toms Wilberforce Mick Hasick Sue Green Julie Hasick Windsor Leagues Robert Dunn Sandy Kingston Bob Coutts 4 20 08-2009 PRESIDENTS REPORT The 2008-2009 season has drawn to an end with joy for some and disappointment for others. All the competitions were hard fought in both seniors and juniors. Congratulations to all the Premiership winning teams and all the individual trophy winners. The running of our association is not possible without the tireless efforts of the Senior Management Committee and I would like to thank the Executive Committee and all the club representatives for their time. Unfortunately not all clubs understand the importance of sending a representative to our monthly meetings and as in previous seasons, these clubs are the ones we have problems with. Could all the clubs look seriously at this situation and have a representative at all the SMC meetings next season. Again this year I received tremendous support from the Executive and pay particular tribute to Bill Bartley as Vice President (Seniors) and Chairperson of the Grading Committee, Tania Coull as Vice President (Juniors) and Representative Secretary, Peter Harris for his sterling work as Secretary, John Hopper as Association Treasurer and Alan Smith as Recorder and looking after our web site. Thanks also to Mark Van der Reyden for his efforts organising the draw. Well done to all our juniors selected in the Emerging Blues sides and to those who were selected to try out. Congratulations to all our representative players for the way they conducted themselves and their efforts during the season. Unfortunately our sides were not as successful as previous years and the Executive was asked for suggestions on improving this situation. Our junior competitions require an overhaul, especially the under 10s, and hopefully this can be completed before the start of next season. Peter Harris and I spent an evening with Andrew Sadleir to discuss options to improve our standings and improve junior cricket in our district. A proposal was produced and distributed to all the clubs, with a request for suggestions and opinions. It was a chance to make changes to bring our district back into line with the majority of districts we compete against. Unfortunately only two clubs in the district felt obliged to consider the proposal and send in any opinions. Hawkesbury Grade Club and Hawkesbury Sports Council must also be thanked for allowing us to use Bensons Lane again for our Finals as this is the perfect complex to host them. Appreciation also to the Hawkesbury District Umpires Association for the thankless job they do every Saturday and Sunday. I would especially like to thank Peter Harris for his valued contribution and support over the past years as he is retiring at the AGM due to excessive work commitments. I have valued his friendship and advice during his tenure. I also will be retiring from the committee at this years AGM as work commitments are increasingly encroaching upon the time I have available to perform my duties as President. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who I have worked with over the past 10 years and forgive me if I have omitted anyone but I am suffering from old-timers lately. I wish all the best to Hawkesbury District and will watch its progress closely over the coming years with enthusiasm. Yours in cricket. Peter Seagrott President 5 111th Annual Report It is pleasure that I present the 111th Annual Report of the Hawkesbury Cricket Association Incorporated. The season under review saw 44 senior and 34 junior sides commence the season. The steady number of players is encouraging for the growth of cricket in the Hawkesbury. Under 10 Average Cricket The HDCA has now completed its 4th season of averages cricket for the Under 10’s. Whilst the initiatives behind this concept have held secure, the question is now being asked if that the averages cricket prepare players for the rigors of district cricket and commences the skills range required to compete and specialize in specific aspects of the game. A review of the rules of Under 10’s cricket is currently being undertaken. Cap Presentations During the season, representative players were presented with their Hawkesbury caps and playing gear at special ceremonies. The HDCA thanks Hawkesbury Cricket Club for making several grade players available to attend these events. First Grade Freeman’s Reach won the First grade competition, repeating last year’s effort; however the competion was combined between 1st and 2nd grade teams for the first time. Publicity Our sincere thanks to all the Staff at the Hawkesbury Gazette for their great coverage of cricket in the Hawkesbury. A special mention to the sports editor Brendon Rhodes for his fantastic efforts in collating all the information every week and for participating as a player, competing each week for his adopted club of North Richmond. Refurbishment of trophies. As a commitment to our heritage The HDCA is continuing on a program of refurbishing of perpetual trophies. This task is ongoing and our thanks are extended to Richmond trophies for their expertise and skill in ensuring that this process is actioned in a professional manner. Jack Chegwyn MBE The Chegwyn Medal for the First grade best and fairest player has been held over due to the combining of first and second grade sides in season 2008 - 9 Appreciation Sincere thanks are passed on to the following people not mentioned elsewhere
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