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Season 2005-2006 Report EMU PLAINS CRICKET CLUB INC. 2005 / 2006 END OF SEASON REPORTS JUNIORS President’s Report In season 2005/06, the Emu Plains Cricket Club fielded 7 junior and 6 senior sides, equating to approximately 140 registered cricketers ranging in ages from 7 through to the mid 40’s. As well, the Club conducted its ‘Have-A-Go’ programme for some 66 children under the age of 7. Our Senior sides comprised 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 7th, 8th and 9th Grades, with only 8th Grade making the finals, and unfortunately dipping out in the semi. The other grades performed admirably though, and a couple could have squeezed into the finals if other results had have gone their way in the final round. The split of teams across the grades was very hard to manage at times, particularly if looking to promote or lower players between 3rd and 7th grades. The captains and selectors did an admirable job in ensuring competitive teams turned out each week, and the committee thanks them for their efforts. We all look forward to improved performances next season. In the juniors our U/12 and U/16 sides were the best performed, each making the semi-finals, but both bowed out at that stage. Congratulations to both those sides for their strong performance. Well done to all the other teams as we look forward to next year to build on the skills and lessons learnt over the past six months. The Club stands in good stead with the amount of Junior talent in our ranks. To all the coaches, managers, and parents who involved themselves with the various teams, the committee offers you our sincerest thanks. Cricket is a wonderful team game to teach young, active children, but this would not be possible without your efforts. The committee endeavours at all times to provide the best equipment, administration and support for our teams, but we need the continued involvement of the mums and dads to assist with the training and game-day care. Off the field, the Club has enjoyed another successful year through the endeavours of the small, hard-working committee. A particular thanks to Paul Fitzpatrick for his tireless work in Junior administration. The Club’s financial position is sound and most sides now play with new or near to new equipment, so a special thanks to all who helped and supported us at our various fundraising activities. Emu Sports Club was again our major sponsor and we value their commitment to the thriving cricket community of Emu Plains. Congratulations to all our trophy winners, in particular the recipients of the Perpetual Awards. The committee is also very pleased to announce that Jamie Large has been named Clubman of the Year for season 2005/06. Jamie’s efforts as Club Treasurer, U/14’s Manager and 3rd Grade captain are second to none around the Club, and we greatly appreciate his commitment and tireless input into making the Club the success that it is. Finally, well done to all the Emu Plains cricketers. This Club continues to provide an avenue for men, boys and girls of all ages to enjoy this great game. We look forward to continued success in 2006/07. Martin Bowerman, President Office Bearers Patrons: Alma Ristau - appointed in 1996 Betty Coleman - appointed in 1996 Eddie Ristau - appointed in 1996 Lionel Gyler - appointed in 1996 Life Members: Leslie Mitchell - appointed in 1990 Paul Ryan - appointed in 1990 Garry Ross - appointed in 1992 Peter Watts - appointed in 1992 Tim Pedlar - appointed in 1992 Tony Hoy - appointed in 1992 Peter Mitchell - appointed in 1992 Lionel Gyler - appointed in 1996 George Stanowski – appointed in 2000 Darran Harvey – appointed in 2004 Martin Romer – appointed in 2004 Greg Bottrill – appointed in 2005 Executive Committee: President: Martin Bowerman Vice-President: Trevor Wilson Treasurer: Jamie Large Secretary: Ange Barbaro Junior Secretary: Paul Fitzpatrick Junior Secretary’s Report Our junior player numbers were 87, down from 102 the previous season, which was a little disappointing given the excitement generated by the recent Ashes series . However, we hope to retain most of these next year, and with a focus on getting our Have-A-Go players through to juniors, hopefully we can increase our junior numbers next season. Two players have achieved a special milestone this year – 100 games for the club. Congratulations to Matthew Large and Tom Romer. Season results are shown below: Team Played Won Drawn Lost Result U/8 18 Non-competitive U/9 19 Non-competitive U/10 18 8 3 7 7/11 U/12-2 11 5 1 5 Semi-Finalist U/13-1 9 0 1 8 5/5 U/14-1 11 3 1 7 5/6 U/16 12 4 0 8 Semi-Finalist The Milo Have-a-Go programme was a wonderful success. The highest number of players ever – 66 – participated this year, with participants coming from as far away as Springwood and St Clair. Matthew (Lex) Elliott from 1st grade once again was the co-ordinator, and did a great job in coaching the children. Many thanks to Lex for his time in organising and running the programme. I hope the workout he was given each Saturday morning by the kids didn’t affect his performances for 1st grade in the afternoon. The challenge for the club is to work out a way to transfer our high Have-A-Go player numbers into juniors – I can assure you that the committee will be working hard on this. Special recognition goes to the coaches, managers, scorers, and supporters who contribute s o much each week. Without the considerable commitment of your time, skills, and efforts, the players would not have the opportunities to participate in the cricket community. Our club is far from being just a collection of junior teams. The club has a number of senior teams whose history and tradition far predate the juniors. One of my greatest thrills is to see juniors transition into the ranks of the senior club, competing against men. I congratulate those players from our U/14 and U/16 teams who have made themselves available and risen to the challenge of playing seniors. This spirit bodes well for the future of our club. Congratulations to the following players who were selected for Penrith representative duties : U/12 Jim Goulder Shield: Jacqueline-Marie Klincke U/13 Walter S Gee Shield: Daniel Batchelor U/16 President’s Cup: Patrick Cromie, Jason Guilfoyle, John Ryan, Ryan Thomas, Laurie Wallis This year marks the end of many years of service from Paul & Barbara Ryan. Paul is one of only 12 life members – he has played for many years, and contributed in many areas including Treasurer, Secretary, and coach. Barbara has been at his side for all of this time, supporting him and their children, managing, and scoring. On behalf of the cricket community at Emu Plains, thank you for your outstanding contribution over many years, and we wish you well in the future. Remember that we can always find a coaching and managing position should you wish to make a comeback! Thank you to the players for choosing to play with Emu Plains. The club has a great tradition, and I hope that you will continue to play with and support the club for many years to come. Paul Fitzpatrick, Junior Secretary Under 8 Open It was a great year for the Emu Plains Cricket Club Under 8’s. A great group of boys developed into a real team and made great improvements in their cricketing skills. The year started with great enthusiasm. All the boys were busting to get out on the field and demonstrate the skills they had developed in Have-A-Go, in the backyard and by watching their heroes on television. The learning curve was steep in the first few games as players, coach and parents got used to the rules and the skills involved. The steepest curve of all was in learning how to fill in a score book. In the early games we had a few players who had already developed good bowling skills and Josh, Riley and Dennis could be relied upon to put in some good overs. By the end of the season other players had worked hard on their bowling and were getting good figures with their accurate bowling. Nicholas and James stand out in this area. Good batting skills were also in evidence in some of the early games with Josh and Denis scoring some wonderful boundaries. But once again, as the season progressed other players worked on their batting skills and started to put in some great innings. Nicholas and Anthony made the biggest gains here. All players made great progress in their calling. There was some great work done in the field this season with a number of players taking some good catches. By the end of the season teamwork in the field was coming to the fore with players backing up the stumps leading to some good run outs. The most pleasing aspect of the season was watching a great group of boys develop into a great team. The support they gave each other when their team mates succeeded and especially when they were struggling was wonderful to see. Josh and Riley were always ready with some positive talk to boost their team mates. Parents and caregivers should be congratulated for their efforts in supporting their own boys and the team as a whole. Special thanks go to Paul Hand and Wayne Morgan in their roles as unofficial assistant coaches and to Manager Karen Carr who took on most of the scoring this season.
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