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1999/2000 Season SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB OFFICE BEARERS 1999/2000 SEASON PATRON Mr J Harliwich PRESIDENT Mr A Chisnall PAST PRESIDENT Mr R Dann VICE PRESIDENT Mr T Danenberg CLUB CAPTAIN Mr A Stace HONORARY SECRETARY Miss J Salt HONORARY TREASURER Miss S Salt HONORARY AUDITOR Mr D Gallop JUNIOR CLUB Mr I Thomson HONORARY SOLICITOR Mr P Hartland COMMITTEE Mr S Vincent, Mr K Hunter, Mr S Sawyers, Mr D Fraser DELEGATE TO THE CCA Mr T White LIFE MEMBERS (Men) Messrs R Armstrong, S Burns, D Gallop, J Harliwich, G Harris, T Kerr, H King, J O’Sullivan, K Prusas, F Rice, B Salt, R Thomas, N Moorhead, W Thomson, B Walker, T White LIFE MEMBERS (Women) Mesdames R Martin, T McDonald, P Quickenden, P Carrick, Miss Z Hocking FINAL POINTS AND PLACINGS TEAM POINTS PLACING NO. OF TEAMS IN GRADE MENS Seniors - WestpacTrust Cup 9 5th 9 Seniors - WestpacTrust Trophy 55 6th 9 2nd Grade - 1 Day Competition 15 3rd 10 2nd Grade - 2 Day Competition 75 7th 10 3rd Grade 38 9th 11 5th Grade 50 6th 8 7th Grade 42 8th= 12 Presidents 32 10th 14 WOMENS 2nd Grade (Section 1) 62 1st 6 3rd Grade 10 5th 8 4th Grade Sen. Traditional – Red 25 5th 8 4th Grade Sen. Traditional - Blue 0 7th= 8 Premier Super 8 7th 8 Junior Super 8 2nd 4 Petersen Shield 6.45 3rd 9 Hadlee Trophy 341 9th 9 Men’s WestpacTrust Senior Player of the Year - Top Twenty Hamish Barton 797 points 2nd Steffan Hartel 617 points 12th TROPHY WINNERS TD KERR TROPHY (Most Promising Female Cricketer) Katie Pottinger EA GASSON TROPHY (Most Promising Male Cricketer) Leo Georgiardis WALLY CHISNALL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Best Individual Bowling Performance in an Innings) Greer Hill E A JOHNS TROPHY (Seasons Highest Score) Darren Hickson COMMITTEE TROPHY (Best Contribution by a non-committee member) Andrew Flannagan ZENA HOCKING TROPHY (Best performance overall in the Womens Lower Grades) Women’s Second Grade JIM HARTIGAN TROPHY (Best Allround performance in mens lower grades) Jamie Helms P F CARRICK TROPHY (Outstanding female bowler of the season) Jane Allison TELFORD BALL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Male Bowler of the Season below Seniors) Bert Walker PETER LUBLOW MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Male Bowler of the Season for Seniors) Steffan Hartel W PATRICK MEMORIAL CUP (Outstanding Batsman Below Seniors) Darren Hickson F J RICE TROPHY (Outstanding Batswoman of the Season) Greer Hill RAY ARMSTRONG TROPHY (Outstanding Batsman of the Season for Seniors) Hamish Barton LEE GERMON WICKETKEEPING TROPHY (Keeper Taking the Most Dismissals) Rob Kelly & Kieran Williams DARRIN MURRAY FIELDING TROPHY (Fielder Taking the Most Catches) Jon Bennett IAN HARTLAND (Personality of the Year) Ian Hill SOUTHMARK PLAYER OF THE YEAR Hamish Barton TEAM PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Seniors Hamish Barton 2nd Grade Bert Walker 3rd Grade Andrew Stace 6th Grade Lionel Schulte 7th Grade Richard McKernan Presidents Bruce Ferguson 2nd Grade Women Erin Hill REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS Congratulations to the following: MEN Stephen Fleming New Zealand (Captain) Canterbury Xl Arron Redmond New Zealand A Canterbury XI Hamish Barton Canterbury Xl Leon MacDonald New Zealand All Blacks WOMEN Jane Allison Canterbury Black Under 17 Greer Hill Mid Canterbury Under 17 Katie Pottinger Mid Canterbury Under 17 HONOURS BOARD Batting Bowling D Hickson (6th) 130* G Hill (Lad 2nd) 7-37 (incl hat-trick) D Hickson (6th) 118 B White (Pres) 6-15 D Hickson (3rd) 110* S Hartel (Sen) 6-18 H Barton (Sen) 110 S Hartel (Sen) 6-29 J Hassan (2nd) 101 A Redmond (Sen) 6-30 J Berryman (3rd) 97 J Helms (2nd) 6-45 R McKernan (7th) 97 R Burnett (3rd) 6-49 J Stevens (2nd) 96 E Rea (7th) 5-1 A Hayward (Pres) 92* C Tie (Lad 2nd) 5-8 R McKernan (7th) 90 J Allison (Lad 2nd) 5-12 H Barton (Sen) 88 S Hartel (Sen) 5-17 D Hickson (6th) 87 J Boyd (6th) 5-20 J Bennett (6th) 86* A Redmond (Sen) 5-22 W Nicolson (Pres) 83 J Allison (Lad 2nd) 5-28 A Redmond (Sen) 82 K Pottinger (Lad 2nd) 5-32 G Hooper (6th) 81 P Fitzsimmons (3rd) 5-45 D Hickson (6th) 80 J Allison (Lad 2nd) 4-3 R Thomas (Pres) 76 B Walker (2nd) 4-5 W Nicolson (Pres) 75 B Walker (2nd) 4-7 C Romano (2nd) 74 F Quinn (Lad 3rd) 4-8 OBITUARIES Our sincere sympathies and condolences go to any club members who have suffered bereavements. PRESIDENTS REPORT After four seasons of hard work our Ladies Second Grade side won their grade in convincing style. Each year they have continued to develop and even with the loss of several players they proved they are a good consistent all round team with a great team spirit. Congratulations must go to everyone involved with the side over the last few seasons - the players for their hard work; the coaches Ian Hill, Tracy Henderson and Kevin McGowan for their efforts; and to everyone else who supported the side. We wish them well in the upcoming season hopefully in the Senior Competition. Again this season there a large group of people I would like to thank. - the committee for their efforts over the season - the Friends for their efforts in raising funds for the club - Brian and Doug for all their hard work as groundsmen - Brian for his work behind the scenes in the clubrooms - Ivan and his committee for their efforts with the juniors and secondary schools - Tracy and Kevin for their efforts with coaching - Bert for his time with raffles and quiz nights - Tom for his wisdom and work on the CCA men’s advisory group - Ian for his work on the CCA women’s advisory group - All the captains for their hard work and support - And to everyone who helped out in some way during the season. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Glen Hooper for all his efforts with coaching and development in the club. In his first season as coach in the club there has been a big improvement in the development and results and look forward to continued improvement next season. I would also like to thank our sponsors – The Sandridge and Tuskers for their continued support and use of their facilities. It is very much appreciated. Please support our sponsors where possible. Throughout the season I had the opportunity to see the development of our secondary schools sides especially at the under 18 level - several players having the opportunity to play in our third grade men’s side around Christmas. This school's competition has enabled players to continue to develop their game while still at school and get the opportunity to play in the senior side of the club. Next season will see the first group of players cross into the senior side of the club to play in the men’s competition thus giving them the chance to play to new heights. This season became very frustrating for everyone as it developed playing wise. Not only with the byes and the rain on Fridays affecting Saturdays but also with the constant calls I was getting from Canterbury Cricket on Fridays stating opposition teams were defaulting against us. At one stage before Christmas over the space of five weeks all our men’s teams (excluding seniors) had defaults. Combined with byes or wet weather, sides were missing out on cricket for several weeks in a row. I must thank everyone for their patience and hope these problems are addressed by the CCA over the winter months. This season we were fortunate to have the services of Jamil Hassan from England. He arrived on Friday before the start of the season direct from England, went out and scored a century in his first innings for the club on Saturday and played in the Press Knockout on Sunday and then proceeded to sleep for the next week. He got on well with everyone and became a popular member of the club. When he wasn’t playing cricket he was involved with coaching at the junior and secondary school level where he impressed with his coaching skills. We hopefully look forward to his return next season. This season saw a very loose amalgamation between Sydenham and Southern Districts. Each club continuing to run as a separate identity. The end of season prizegiving saw both clubs bought together for this function. Next season will see things move one step closer with the combining of practice facilities and social functions. I would like to thank Dave and the Friends for their efforts on the amalgamation, which will benefit both clubs down the line. Finally I would like to thank everyone for their continued support over the season and look forward to seeing you all back for the 2000-2001 season Andrew Chisnall President CLUB CAPTAINS REPORT It was a year of some pretty substantial losses in the club – although not in terms of games. It started with Kath leaving the club and committee to go into the airforce. That was followed by Dean “Blobby” Fraser leaving mid season to go to Australia, which was a huge blow to the guys in 3rd grade and to the entire club. Jamil joined us from England early in the season and took an immediate liking to our beer, fitting in very well and playing some excellent cricket. A real highlight of the season came from the ever-improving Women’s team. They finished up winning the women’s grade and this year will be moving up to 1st grade to hopefully do the same there. They did this without the help of Chontelle Tie who packed up and went to Sydney to enjoy the warmer weather…..the social events will never be the same.
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