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Epping Bulls Junior Cricket Club Treasurer's Report PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2015 – 2016 SEASON The 2015/16 season has been one of the most successful seasons to date for the club with 15 teams, up 5 from the previous year and over 170 players across all age groups from U8‐16’s. The club also hosted Milo Cricket with over 50 children participating, which will ensure our growth will continue, special thanks must go to Gerard Meares for ensuring this grass roots program continues. This year we had four teams in the U8/9 competitions, three U10 teams, two U/11 teams, one U12, two in both U13 & 14’s and a combined U15/16 team, with the U10’S winning the competition and four other teams making the finals. We also had many players who represented NDJCA in the representative teams and did the Epping Bulls proud as well as two players who were selected in the NSW Academy Squads Kartik Khetarpaul and Senara Perara in the women’s squad, congratulations to all of these players. Once again this year Le Specs continued to support the club as a Gold Sponsor, which enables the club to provide free playing shirts for all players, a big thank you must go to Bill and Emily for their continued support. As a club we are very fortunate to be associated with a Senior Shires team and our Epping Bulls Senior Club continues to support us through sponsorship of our 5 year loyalty program and providing coaching and assistance to some teams and our Milo program. I would like to thank all coaches, managers, scorers and parents who assist at training and on game day, without people like you our children wouldn’t have a sport to play. As our club continues to grow, this comes with more challenges and workload, and as we prepare for the next season we will be seeking additional people on the committee to lessen the workload and ensure we continue to prosper. Once again, a big thank you to all those involved in the club this year, and a special thank you to Shalil our secretary who has done an incredible job and Sunil our treasurer who will be leaving us this year after many years balancing the books. I look forward to seeing you all back for a bigger and brighter season. Derek McCarthy President, Epping Bulls Junior Cricket Club March 2016 Page | 1 Committee and Helpers 2015‐2016 President Derek McCarthy Secretary Shalil Sant Treasurer Sunil Malhotra Annual Report Shalil Sant Trophies Derek McCarthy In2Cricket Coordinator Gerard Meares Coaches & Managers 2015‐2016 U8 Blue Coach and Manager – Nicholas Kellett U8 Red Coach and Manager – John Vaughan U9 Red Coaches – Rod Mercier and Gerard Meares U9 Blue Coach – Thomas Steele Manager – Jeanie Brown U10 Blue Coach – Jong Chung and Mal Arnold Manager – Lara Winter and Shalil Sant U10 Red Coach – Brian Maguire Manager – Veronica Morrison U10 White Coach and Manager – Alok Surana U11 Blue Coach – Nathan McCracken Manager – Paul Hutcheson U11 Red Coach – Uday Shivamurthy Manager – Julie Stewart U12 Coach – Dean Parsons Manager – Lisa Macdonald U13 Red Coach – Des Chan Manager – Chris Anson U13 Blue Coach – Rod Waller Manager – Paul Drake U14 East Coach and Manager – Derek McCarthy U14 West Coach – Patrick Balzen Manager – Melanie Rees U15/16 Chappell Coach – Maurice Doria Manager – Bruce Schaafsma Page | 2 Gold Sponsorship 2015 – 2016 season A special note of thanks to our major sponsor again this year Le Specs And, in particular Bill McCartney and Emily McCartney Their generous support enabled Epping Bulls Junior Cricket Club to provide the fantastic playing shirts to each and every junior player this year! That’s the fourth year in a row we have been able to supply free playing shirts to every registration. A big thank you Le Specs for supporting our local cricket club. Page | 3 EPPING BULLS JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB 2015/2016 MAJOR AWARDS Statistics based awards *these awards are based on the statistics entered into the official Cricket Australia MyCricket system Senior Club Cricketer of the Year Connor Salmon (U15/16) (U15/U16) Intermediate Club Cricketer of the Year Arvin Niranjan (U14 East) (U13‐U14) Junior Club Cricketer of the Year Lachlan Keenan (U11 Blue) (U11‐U12) Wicket Keeper of the Year Billy McCarthy (U14 East) (Most Dismissals) Most Catches Deniz Wiggins (U14 West) (Non Wicket Keeper) Nomination awards Spirit of Cricket Award Rohan Awati (U13 Blue) U10 Encouragement Award Ethan O’Halloran‐Cole (U10 Blue) Club Encouragement Award Under 12 Team Coaches Medals (U10‐U16) Per team – see later in the report Senior Club Cricketer of the Year (U15‐U16) Connor Salmon Connor is the complete all‐rounder. Connor bats well at the top of the order and is always dangerous with the ball both in the field and at the bowling crease. The senior cricket club has its new all‐rounder ready to step up. Intermediate Club Cricketer of the Year (U13‐U14) Arvin Niranjan Arvin had a great season this year in the U14 East team, working hard on his game he was again selected in the NDJCA Moore Shield representative side. This year Arvin scored over 440 runs for his team, batting in the top of the order and took 15 wickets with his medium/quick bowling. Arvin showed his all‐round skills in the field taking 9 catches and involved in a number of run outs as well as always keeping active and chatting in the field. Off the field Arvin is a great team player always encouraging his teammates and respectful of the opposition while still having that competitive edge. I am sure if Arvin stays on this path we will see more of him the future. Page | 4 Junior Club Cricketer of the Year (U11‐U12) Lachlan Keenan Lachlan Keenan had another strong all‐round season of cricket contributing in all areas of the game. He was an unselfish batsman always looking to speed up the scoring rate for the team and played a role in a number of useful partnerships. Bowling was again a strong point for Lochie and he was also an energetic performer in the field. Wicketkeeper of the year Billy McCarthy This was Billys first year as a full time keeper and proved very solid behind the stumps taking 9 catches, 3 stumpings and was also involved in a number of run outs. Billy is a very enthusiastic fielder and isn’t short of a word on the field encouraging his team as captain. Most catches (non wicketkeeper) Deniz Wiggins Deniz was basically safe as houses throughout the season, he took the most catches for the club this season and by this token demonstrated the importance of fielding to good cricket. Athletic in the field with a good arm and took 9 catches this season! Page | 5 Spirit of Cricket Award Rohan Awati Rohan is a deserved recipient of this award as while he is on and off the field embodies the true spirit of the game and what is about. He encourages all his team mates with words of wisdom and the knowledge of the game. He is a great listener and also a great communicator to his team mates and is also seen to encourage the opposition when they do well, a very good sportsman. He is an excellent spin bowler in the competition and a great fielder with very safe hands. He also seen helping others down at the nets with their game when they ask and represents Northern Districts in the Shield team each year and it was a pleasure to be able to work with him throughout this year. Well done Rohan. Club Encouragement Award Under 12 Team The Under 12 team are the deserving winner of the Club Encouragement award for the season. The team took amazing 81 wickets through the season and scored 1245 runs this season. The team had a tough group this season and the entire team worked really hard through the season and as shown with an amazing outright win against Epping YMCA after the Christmas break! U10 Encouragement Award Ethan O’Halloran‐Cole Ethan has performed exceptionally well second year in a row with both bat and ball. Ethan is the wicket keeper for the NDJCA Shield side and is a true all round cricketer with safe hands in the field. He is always first to the games, warming up and training early. Ethan is a clean powerful hitter of the cricket ball always finding gaps and a very reliable bowler in the team. We wish his love for the game stays the same and increases over time. Coaches Medals (U10 ‐ U16) These awards are given to a player selected by their coach for their overall performance throughout the season, and does not need to be statistics based. U10 Blue James Chan U10 White Aayush Lekhwani U10 Red Arjun Arora U11 Blue Luke Christison U11 Red Oscar Stewart U12 William Wright U13 Red Charles Gage U13 Blue Corey Thomson U14 East Ryan Pascoe U14 West Jason Yang U15/16 Chappell Oliver Brunsdon Page | 6 NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENTS Five wickets in an innings Cooper Wilson (U13 Blue) 5 for 25 vs. St Patricks College – Gold (20/2/16) Tim Wood (U11 Red) 5 for 2 vs. Dundas United Junior (27/2/16) Hat‐tricks None this season Teams into the Finals series Under 11 Red Under 11 Blue Under 13 Blue Under 14 East Premiers Under 10 Blue Centuries None this season 5 Year Anniversary with EBJCC Alex Hudson (U14 East) Jackets kindly donated Lachlan Waller (U13 Blue) by: Connor Salmon (U15/16 Chappell) Page | 7 REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS NDJCA – Under 10 Fred McCracken (Foster Shield) Ethan O'Halloran‐Cole Krish Surana NDJCA – Under 10 Thomas Bryant (Presidents Cup) Ryan Chung Charlie Morrison Sean Mount Mahir Munot Vihaan Sant Yudi Shipurkar NDJCA ‐ Under 12 David Waters (Cawsey Shield) NDJCA – Under 12 Kyeton Reardon (Presidents Cup) William Wright NDJCA‐ Under 13 Rohan Awati (Gee Shield) Nicholas Johnson Elijah Keenan Kartik Khetarpaul Oscar Kirk Corey Thomson Lachlan Waller Cooper Wilson Ryan Drake NDJCA ‐ Under 14 Kabil Dhillon (Moore Shield) Matthew Henning Alex Hudson Billy McCarthy Arvin Niranjan Joshua Pacque Senara Perera NDJCA ‐ Under 14 Naman Ganjekar (Presidents Cup) Ryan Pascoe Cricket NSW Metropolitan Senara Perera Academy for Women Cricket NSW Metropolitan Academy Kartik Khetarpaul Page | 8 In2Cricket Season Report The In2Cricket season was held this year at Epping Oval on Friday nights from 6‐7.00pm.
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