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Moore Park South East Cricket Association MOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION 20th ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2014-2015 AFFILIATED WITH THE NSW DISTRICTS CRICKET ASSOCIATION 1 The Moore Park South East Cricket Association Proudly sponsored by 2 Contents Moore Park South East Cricket Association ................................................................. 1 Kingsgrove Sports Advertisement ................................................................................ 2 Contents ......................................................................................................................... 3 AGM Order of Business ................................................................................................ 4 Club Secretary’s Diary Notes ........................................................................................ 5 Office Bearers Season 2014/2015 ................................................................................. 6 Life Members ................................................................................................................ 6 Secretary’s Report ......................................................................................................... 7 President’s Report ......................................................................................................... 8 Umpires report ............................................................................................................. 10 Representative Season Report ..................................................................................... 11 st MPSECA 1 Grade Report .......................................................................................... 13 nd MPSECA 2 Grade Report ......................................................................................... 15 rd MPSECA 3 Grade Report ......................................................................................... 17 th MPSECA 4 Grade Report ......................................................................................... 19 MPSECA Points Table 2014/2015 Season ................................................................. 21 MPSECA Club Championship…………………………………………………….....23 Premiership Winners ................................................................................................... 23 Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades ................................................................... 24 Hat Tricks .................................................................................................................... 24 10 Wickets in a Match ................................................................................................. 24 Wicket Keeping Award ............................................................................................... 24 Catches (Non Wicket Keepers) All Grades ................................................................ 25 All Rounders Awards .................................................................................................. 25 Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy .................................................................................. 25 Representative Season Award ..................................................................................... 25 Centuries ...................................................................................................................... 26 6 Wickets in an Innings ............................................................................................... 27 MPSECA Batting/Bowling - Association Records ..................................................... 29 MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records ........................................................... 30 st nd rd th 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade………………………………………………30 th th th 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade…………………………………………………………31 MPSECA Premiership Winners .................................................................................. 32 st nd rd th 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade.……………………………………………. 32 th th th 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade………………………………………………………...33 MPSECA Office Bearers ............................................................................................ 34 Treasurer’s Report ....................................................................................................... 35 Balance Sheet…………………………………………………………………………36 Profit & Loss Statement………………………………………………………………37 3 Moore Park South East Cricket Association Dear Member, The 20th Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on Wednesday 5th August 2015 at 7:30 pm at South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club, 558A Anzac Parade Kingsford NSW 2032. Order of Business 1. Meeting opened by the President, Mr PL Brien 2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting presented by Mr D Power 3. Presentation of the 20th Annual Report by Mr D Power 4. Financial Report presented by the Treasurer, Mr M Donovan 5. Election of Office Bearers for the 2015/2016 Season 6. General business 7. Meeting adjourned by the President D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455 4 Club Secretary’s Diary Notes 5 August 2015 Annual General Meeting 12 August 2015 Adjourned Annual General Meeting Revision of Rules for 2014/2015 Season 12 September 2015 Proposed commencement of Joint 1st Grade Competition 18 September 2015 Closing date for Team Nominations, to be accompanied with player registrations and application fee 7 October 2015 Delegates Meeting prior to season commencement 10 October 2015 Proposed commencement of 2015/2016 Season Club Secretaries note: All clubs must be represented at the above meetings All meetings commence at 7:30 pm on the dates above and are to be held at the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club. D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455 5 Office Bearers Season 2014/2015 Patron Mr H Solomons President PL Brien Vice-President D Power Hon Treasurer Hon Secretary M Donovan D Power Assistant Secretary B Glacken Board of Management M Donovan PL Brien N Lochner T Pengue D Power G Leslie B Glacken S Ward A Imtiaz Records Officer Hon Solicitor D Power C Love Auditor Umpires Board JW Chalmers Representative to NSW DCA B Glacken Life Members JB McInerney B Casey DL Traynor R Higman PL Brien KW Price G Wyer G Fulford JW Chalmers PD Daffen J Jamieson K Wells D Tinyow NO Wilson LJ Wyche M Fulford J Walden D Power 6 Secretary’s Report I would like to present the Association’s 20th Annual Report to all members of the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. In 2014/2015 we had a total of 26 teams in the competition compete over four grades with the Premiership winners being 1st Grade – Clovelly CC 2; 2nd Grade – Kingsford Apaches; 3rd Grade – Clovelly; and 4th Grade – Botany United. The Club Championship was taken out by Clovelly CC for the fourth successive season. The representative season saw our Martin Shield team fail to qualify for the quarter-finals as a result of changes to the qualification rules. In the competition we defeated Fairfield/Liverpool in Round 1, then lost to Hawkesbury in Round 2 and our Round 3 match against Parramatta was washed out. To make up for this disappointment our team that travelled to Bathurst for the annual match on the long weekend in January against a Bathurst XI returned victorious with a closely fought win. The tragic passing of Phillip Hughes whilst playing for South Australia against NSW at the SCG had a profound effect on all cricketers and it was heartening to see that we as an association could pay our respects with a minutes silence on the Saturday following his passing. My thanks to our Patron Mr. Harry Solomons and Kingsgrove Sports Centre, the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Football Club and Kookaburra for their ongoing support and sponsorship of the Association. I would also like to thank all fellow Board Members, club delegates, umpires, scorers, volunteers and players who make up the competition and make it a success. The Association has had much discussion with Churches NSW Cricket Association in regard to a proposed joint 1st Grade competition for the 2015/2016 cricket season. Much work is still to take place if this joint competition is to become a reality for the upcoming season but the Board of Management is determined working towards making it a reality with the hope that it can be a positive move in the long term future of this association. Yours in cricket David Power Secretary 7 President’s Report Ladies and Gentlemen: The 2014-2015 season marked the completion of 20 seasons since Moore Park, South Sydney and the Catholic Association joined to form the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. Season 2014/15 saw an interesting year of park cricket for the Association. The Association fielded 4 grades as per the previous year and welcomed new club Komodo Dragons to our third grade competition. The Association followed a similar format as in previous years but had to schedule more one day games due to ground availability issues. I congratulate all of those Premiership Clubs on their success in particular Clovelly who fielded both their ones and twos in the first grade grand final as well as participating in the 3rd grade grand final – a truly remarkable feat! Remarkable as the first grade grand final saw Clovelly twos defeat the favourites in a match that went down to the final over, a wonderful game of cricket. Clovelly also took out the Club championship for the fourth year in a row. Congratulations to 2nd Grade Premiers, Kingsford Apaches who at long last have a Premiership although SRT were gallant in defeat with the grand final result seesawing
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