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O'o'niru I L L È i SNOIdTVHOsnlo $ L6'066 1 I ß ßßE ßûß ú IUOd]H ; ]VNNNV.O'O'NIru I l l i I t CONTENTS OFFICE BEARERS PAST OFFICE BEARERS 3. CLUB AIÀIARDS 1-990-1991 4. CLUB COI,OUR AIfARDS 5. SPORTS ADMINTSTRATOR OF THE YEAR 5. CLUB OF THE YEAR 5. PRESIDENTIS REPORT 6. SECRETARYIS REPORT 8. COMMIÎTEE MEETINGS 9. FTNANCIAL STATEMENTS 10. TREASURERIS REPORT L2. UNDER 24 COMPETITION 13. CAPTAIN'S REPORT - A SHIRES L6. CAPTAIN' S REPORT - B SHIRES 23. CAPTAIN'S REPORT C SHIRES 33. CAPTAIN'S NNPONT D SHTRES 42. THIRD GRÀDE RECORDS 5L. FOURTH GRJ\DE RECORDS 53. A SHTRES RECORDS 56. B SH]RES RECORDS 59. c SHTRES REC9RDS 62. D SHIRES RECORDS 66. CLUB RECORDS 68. CURRENT PLAYERS 73. ¿ MACQUARIE UNIVERSIW CRICKET CLUB PATRON M. R. Gwilliam PRESIDENT A. Davies VICE.PRESIDENT K. Dixon HONORARY SECRETARY S. Jurd ASSISTANT HONORARY SECRETARY G. McFadden HONORARY TREASURER s. o'Reíl1y COMMITTEE M Ramsland c Welsby v{ Folkard c Edwards K Wiblin R Mather L¡FE MEMBERS L. Ager J Giuffre C. Anderson R Gwilliam P. Barclay B Jones G. Bleus A Mahoney I. Blyt,h P Miller M.J. Denlow R vagg C. Edwards c Vfelsby l:f . Folkard S rüibIin P. Garty J !{ickham *--ç 3 $ PAST QFFICE.BF.A.RERS F'RESIDENT L967 69 R vagg L969 79 M R. Gwilliam ].979 80 R vagg L980 83 J Vfickham 1983 89 w Folkard I 1989 A Davies HONORARY SECRETARY 1967 69 P Saunders 1969 P Barclay L969 72 J Strack L972 73 K Henry L973 74 D Rut,ledge t97 4 75 A Faulks L975 76 P Barclay L97 6 79 J Wickham L979 80 B Jones 1980 81 P Gart,y 1981 90 A Mahoney 1990 s Jurd HONORARY TREASURER t967 69 P. Barclay L969 72 P. Korbel' L97 2 74 M. Hoban L97 4 75 D. Rutledge L975 77 P. Korbel L977 78 G. Ireary L9.78 90 C. -IrIelsby 1990 S. O'Rei1lY ,i ir'-.t 1 4 CLUB AWARDS M.R. Gwilliam Shield P Notaras Most Improved c Hook Cl-ubman K WibIin Pewters J Breden A Mahoney (: Brown P Notaras (J Gavin S O'Reilly c Hook A Pavlov B Hort P !,lheeIer ï Jessup The M.R. Gvilliam Shield., a gift from the President of the Club who served from L969 to 1"979, is award.ed annually to the most outstanding cricketer in the CIub. Previous !'Iinners are: r97 4 75 G. Frankish r975 76 G. Frankish t97 6 77 L. Ager, Martin Ðenlow t977 78 P. Bourke L978 79 J. Giuffre r979 80 L. Ager 1980 8L L. Ager L981_ 82 P. Dignan 1-982 83 T. Monaghan 1983 84 A. Lindsay L984 85 c. Craighead 1985 86 S. O'Rei1Iy 1986 87 r. Blyth 1987 88 K. Dixon 1988 89 G. Brown 1989 90 I. Jessup UNIVERSITY BLUES Blues are a\^rarded by the University to sportsmen and women for outstanding sporting achievements. Performance standards are set by the C1ubs and. approved by the University Blues Committee. For Cricket, a FuIl BIue requires State representation whilst a HaIf Blue requires either 500 run or 50 wickets in the Club's highest team. Current student st,atus is also necessary. Previous awardees are: Full Blue Half Blue t97L K. Mackay L970 M. Redden t97t F. AlIey L972 J. Giuffre L972 P. Mif l-er 1977 L. Ager t978 P. Bourke 1985 C. Welsby 1988 r. Blyth 5 UNIVERSITY CLUB COLOUR AWARDS In 1-980 the University instituted the award of CIub Colour to be presented to men and $¡omen who have made an outstanding cont,ribution to Macquarie university sport, through their respective clubs, from an administrative or organisational view¡loint. Cricket Ctub members who have received this award are: 1980 P. Barclay G. Bleus M.R. Gwilliam P. MiIler R. vagg 1981 A FauLks K Henry 1983 G Hargreaves B Jones 1984 c Vlelsby J ?lickham L987 A Mahoney 1990 A Davies w Folkard SPORTS ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR In 1984 the Sports Association institut,ed. the award of Sports Administrator of the Year. The award is presented to a leading Club Administrator for service over and, beyond that normally expected. Cricket Club members who have received this award are: 1985 A. Mahoney CLUB OF THE YEAR AWARD Bob Symonds o$tner of McDonalds Macquarie Centre initiated 'The Club of the Year' award in L989 with a shield and a cheque for $500 to the most worthy Sporting Club. The 1990 Club of the Year winner was the Cricket Club. 6 PRESIDENT'S REPORT What is 60 centimetres tatt, has two handles and weighs a ton? If you don't know, then have a look ín the trophy cabinet next time you are down at the Barclay Pavilion. The Club Championship win rates as one of our more memorable achievements. Congràtulations to everyone who played and contributed to the perfor¡nances of all four teams. Individual efforts are acknowledged in the Captain's Reports as are the match results and CLub Records. I'ihat is not adequately acknowledged is the efforts of our Secretary (Dr-. Jurd), Treasurer (S. O'neilly), Clubman (K. v{iblin) and other members of our hard working Committee. Nor are the herculean efforts of the Captains, whose ènthusiasm, leadership and organisational skil-Is were outstanding. I would like to thank them all. Last season btas memorable for several other outstand.ing achievements. These brere the UK Tour, the appointment of a player/coach, the fact that several players passed sj-gnificant cfub milestones, and the winning of MUSATs Club of the Year Award. The tast of the touring party arrived back home in time for the first round. Their photos, stories and off-field antics have been tolerated by t.he rest of the Club, but onlv a few of the tourists have risen to legendary status. Their on- f ield performances, especially in A Grade, have further highli ghted. the successful nature of the tour. The Club was very fort.unate to have solicj-ted the services of one Greg Gavin, Greg's record as an ex-first Grade player with peniitfr along with his undoubted love of the game ensured he had the respect, not only of A Grade but, of the whole Club. He led A Grad,e tó its first finals appearance and contributed significantly throughout the season with four centuries, an aggregate of 634 runs (av. 90.57) and ten catches. Both A1 Mahoney and Chris Welsby joined Roy Denlow in the elite '2OO ' games club. Their effort.s have been well documented and their þerformances are listed later on. Along with Bill Congreve, Steve O'neilly and Craig Edwards who all smashed through the 100 games barrier, the Cl-ub would like to saLute these players_and wisfr them many more runs, catches, bruises and wickets. Also worthy of mention is l{arrick Folkard. who was a recipient of a MUSA CLub Colour at the recent Sports Association AnnuaL Dinner, iD confirmation of his years of service to the Cricket CIub. In recognition of the effj-ciency of our Committee the Sports Association judged MUCC to be 'Club of the Year' for 1990. This is a tremendous honour bestowed upon the CLub and I would again like to express my gratitude to the Committee for their outstanding service throughout the season. f woul-d like to acknowledge the assistance offered by the MUSA staff and groundsmen over the past year. Thanks must also go to McDonald's who sponsor the Award to the tune of $500. 7 socialry the club provided players and partners with numerous opportunities to: party hard get a toga on drink a beer sample BBQ snags, steaks and roast pork drink from a Club Championship Trophy celebrate Christmas and Annual Dinner in style visit historical buildings in Balmain other successfur social events incruded the seven-A-side compet,ition and. t,he Trivia Níght. MUcc would like to thank aLl the Shires teams who participated in the compet,ition and extend an invitation to all M & S Clubs for nest season's event. Anton was again our Trivia Master and as usual he excel_led in all_ information insignificant, inconsequential, and damn right impossible. Thanks Anton Keeping on things 'social', the CIub would like to wish BiLI and PauLine Yeo aII the best, with their impending parenthood. As well we congratulate Ken Dixon and Kathy Texas on their engagement and future p1ans. Following the undoubted success of lasÈ season we can only look forward to achÍeving our next aim and that is consistency. If all players exhibit the same enthusiasm and. desire to excel then we will indeed emulate last season's performances. If we are to improve and have the four teams make the finals then we must look to make changes. These changes can only come from the individual. An examp le of such ehanges would be: (a) a change in attitud.e to training (b) the level of participation at trai-ning (c) level of fitness (d) punctuality This short list is only meant to prompt you Ínto thinking about your game and, also about how we can generate improvements on what was a good season. Finally the CIub is looking to expand over the next two seasons. Efforts will be made to field a Womenrs X1 as well- as establishing a fifth men's X1. The Committee feel it is vital to cater for the growing student interest in the game and look forward to welcoming new players at all levels down to the Club.
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