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Our History 1967– 2017 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 OUR HISTORY 1967 – 2017 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 Saturday February 11, 2017 Dear Club Member, On behalf of President Beau Coyle and the Committee of the STC South Camberwell Cricket Club, it is my great pleasure to table the official 50th Anniversary Club History. This document contains a full history of the Club’s progression from a small parish based organisation, to its current position as one of the largest clubs in the Eastern Cricket Association. In 50 years, we have had over 880 senior players proudly represent STC, wearing the trademark red cap. Sincere thanks to Jack Krohn for his fastidious record keeping, and assistance in preparing this document for publication. Sincerely, Andrea Craine Secretary STC SOUTH CAMBERWELL CRICKET CLUB PO BOX 2037 CAMBERWELL WEST VIC 3124 E: [email protected] W: WWW.STC.VIC.CRICKET.COM.AU OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 CONTENTS HONOUR BOARD 1 OFFICE BEARERS 3 SPONSORS 4 PREMIERSHIPS 5 STC HONOUR ROLL 6 HALL OF FAME 7 LIFE MEMBERS 7 50TH ANNIVERSARY PREFACE 8 OUR HISTORY: 1967 – 1969 9 OUR HISTORY: 1970 – 1979 12 OUR HISTORY: 1980 – 1989 17 OUR HISTORY: 1990 – 1999 32 OUR HISTORY: 2000 – 2009 49 OUR HISTORY: 2010 – 2017 68 MILESTONES AND HIGHLIGHTS 89 SENIOR TEAM PERFORMANCES 90 SEASON VS FINAL PERFOMRANCES 91 J A CAIN MOST IMPROVED PLAYER 92 B P DOCHERTY BEST FIRST YEAR PLAYER 92 KEVIN BURT MEDALLISTS 93 STUART HAMILTON MEDALLISTS 93 FIRST XI TEAM RECORDS 94 SECOND XI TEAM RECORDS 95 THIRD XI TEAM RECORDS 96 FOURTH XI TEAM RECORDS 97 FIFTH XI TEAM RECORDS 98 CLUB XI TEAM RECORDS 99 OVERALL TOP 10 PERFORMERS 100 ALL PLAYER RECORDS 103 T2O ALL PLAYER RECORDS 132 VETERANS ALL PLAYER RECORDS 134 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 HONOUR BOARD BASIL FIRST XI CLUB BEST SEASON PRESIDENT SECRETARY FINNIGAN CAPTAIN CHAMPION CLUBMAN MEDALLIST 1967/68 A Yarwood A Burt A Burt D Harrison 1968/69 G Mazoletti K Burt A Burt D Harrison 1969/70 G Mazoletti K Burt A Yarwood M Cain 1970/71 G Mazoletti K Burt A Yarwood M Cain 1971/72 A Burt K Burt A Yarwood J Martin 1972/73 A Burt K Burt A Yarwood M Cain 1973/74 A Burt K Burt K Burt J Martin 1974/75 A Burt K Burt K Burt B Finnigan 1975/76 A Yarwood M Wignell K Burt G Wignell K Burt 1976/77 A Yarwood M Wignell K Burt M Robertson M Yarwood P 1977/78 P Sandilands P Spithill G Wignell B Brell Sandilands P 1978/79 P Sandilands P Spithill G Wignell E Fitzwilliam Sandilands P 1979/80 P Sandilands E Fitzwilliam G Wignell J Spithill Sandilands P 1980/81 P Sandilands E Fitzwilliam G Wignell J Spithill Sandilands 1981/82 P Sandilands E Fitzwilliam G Wignell G Wignell P Pawsey P 1982/83 P Sandilands P Pawsey G Wignell P Stewart Sandilands 1983/84 R Fitzwilliam P Pawsey B Cain B Cain B Docherty 1984/85 R Fitzwilliam P Pawsey K Burt C Hoare Mrs D Burt 1985/86 K Burt Mrs M Smith K Burt C Hoare M Drew G Walker 1986/87 K Burt P McHenry C Hoare C Hoare D Zennaro P Wignell 1987/88 K Burt P McHenry B Docherty G Wignell P McHenry G Wignell B Docherty 1988/89 K Burt E Fitzwilliam B Docherty B Docherty P Docherty E Fitzwilliam G Wignell 1989/90 I Constable E Fitzwilliam B Docherty M Learmonth J Murray M Learmonth Page 1 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 BASIL FIRST XI CLUB BEST SEASON PRESIDENT SECRETARY FINNIGAN CAPTAIN CHAMPION CLUBMAN MEDALLIST 1990/91 I Constable E Fitzwilliam B Docherty M Learmonth R Molloy G Walker 1991/92 B Docherty R Molloy B Docherty B Docherty P McHenry G Walker 1992/93 B Docherty K Burt P Docherty P Williams R Hoich P Williams J Hall 1993/94 B Docherty K Burt P Docherty P Williams M Molloy C Hoare 1994/95 B Docherty S Ross B Docherty B Docherty Mrs K Burt C Wood 1995/96 G Chard S Ross P Warcarba B Docherty A Purcell B Docherty 1996/97 G Chard S Ross P Warcarba P Warcarba A Daly P Warcarba R McDowall 1997/98 S Ross S Waller P Warcarba P Warcarba A Tracey D Burt S B Docherty 1998/99 S Waller S Joyce J Di Stefano M Thackwray Weerasinghe R McDowall 1999/00 R Corbett P Zennaro B Docherty B Docherty P Lynch M Pivetta 2000/01 R Corbett P Zennaro S Joyce D Sotiriadis P Morrison L D’Astoli S Hoy 2001/02 G Chard P Zennaro P Fisicaro B Docherty R Corbett M Pivetta S Hoy 2002/03 G Chard P Zennaro P Fisicaro S O’Connell P Fisicaro J Krohn 2003/04 Dr T Bach P Zennaro P Fisicaro S O’Connell G Chard L D’Astoli S A 2004/05 Dr T Bach N Fennessy S O’Connell M Mitchell O’Connell Michaelides S 2005/06 S Hoy Mrs K Zennaro S O’Connell P Zennaro D Smith O’Connell S R & K 2006/07 S Hoy Mrs K Zennaro S O’Connell N Hodgson O’Connell Corbett S 2007/08 S Hoy Mrs K Zennaro L D’Astoli S O’Connell L D’Astoli O’Connell S 2008/09 P Zennaro Mrs K Zennaro Tom Bach M Francis A Ross O’Connell S Mrs K 2009/10 P Zennaro Mrs K Zennaro S O’Connell P Morrison O’Connell Zennaro S 2010/11 D Sharpe Mrs K Zennaro S O’Connell J Krohn S O’Connell O’Connell P Lynch 2011/12 D Burt Mrs K Zennaro L D’Astoli S O’Connell Dr T Bach J Murray S O’Connell 2012/13 D Burt T Sharpe L D’Astoli S Fairbrother B Docherty S Fairbrother S 2013/14 M O’Connell D Sharpe S Fairbrother Tom Bach P Morrison Fairbrother 2014/15 M O’Connell D Sharpe Tom Bach Tom Bach M Francis A King 2015/16 B Coyle Mrs A Craine Tom Bach S O’Connell S O’Connell G Douglas 2016/17 B Coyle Mrs A Craine L D’Astoli - - - Page 2 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 OFFICE BEARERS PRESIDENT Beau Coyle VICE PRESIDENT (SENIOR) Adam D’Addazio VICE PRESIDENT (JUNIOR) Bernard Docherty SECRETARY Andrea Craine TREASURER James Terrill COMMITTEE Stephen O’Connell Richard McDonald Dom Hando Matthew Doran Tom Bach Cathy Krohn Peter Lacki 1ST XI CAPTAIN Luke D’Astoli 2ND XI CAPTAIN Daniel O’Connell 3RD XI CAPTAIN Fabian D’Addazio 4TH XI CAPTAIN Peter Morrison VETERANS XI CAPTAIN Paul McMahen ECA DELEGATES Beau Coyle Andrea Craine PUBLIC OFFICER Andrea Craine PARKS AND GARDENS Andrea Craine HOWZAT EDITOR Peter Lynch SELECTION COMMITTEE Alex King (Chairman) Dom Hando Sam Fairbrother Tom Bach Peter Lacki Page 3 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 SPONSORS Our sponsors are vital to keeping our club alive. We value their support, as much as they value our continued custom and referral. Please utilise their services, and let them know you are from STC. SPONSOR WEBSITE JA CAIN REAL ESTATE www.jacain.com.au ENKI POOLS http://www.enkipools.com.au/ HIGHBURY PLUMBING http://www.highburyplumbing.com.au/ MC PIPES http://www.mcpipes.com.au/ ICON SEPTECH http://www.icon-septech.com.au/ WHITBREAD http://www.whitbread.com.au/ MERKON CONSTRUCTIONS http://www.merkon.com.au/ PURCELL AND PURCELL http://www.purcellandpurcell.com.au/ VELOX SYSTEMS http://www.velox.com.au/ BEHAN & BEHAN PTY LTD http://www.behan.com.au SHERLOCK WHEELBARROWS http://www.sherlocklastslonger.com.au/index.htm BACK IN MOTION CAMBERWELL http://www.backinmotion.com.au/practice/camberwell SANDILANDS EXPORT https://www.facebook.com/SandilandsExport/ BENDIGO BANK CANTERBURY, ASHBURTON, SURREY HILLS AND http://www.bendigobank.com.au/public/community/our- BALWYN COMMUNITY BANK branches/ashburton BRANCHES ASHBURTON MEATS http://www.ashburtonmeats.com.au/ Page 4 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 PREMIERSHIPS SENIORS JUNIORS 1968/69 1st XI ESCA “A” Grade Matting 1993/94 Under 14s ESCDCA 1970/71 1st XI ESCA “A” Grade Matting 1994/95 Under 16s 1977/78 2nd XI ESCA “C” Grade Matting 1994/95 Under 14s 1978/79 3rd XI ESCA “E” Grade Matting 1995/96 Under 16 Reds 1980/81 3rd XI ESCA “E” Grade Matting 1996/97 Under 14 Reds 1987/88 1st XI ESCA “A” Grade Matting 2004/04 Under 12 Blues 1995/96 3rd XI ESCA “C” Grade Matting 2005/06 Under 14 Reds 1998/99 4th XI ESCA “D” Grade Non Turf 2005/06 Under 12 Reds 2001/02 1st XI ECA Burt Shield 2006/07 Under 14 Reds 2001/02 2nd XI ECA “A” Grade God 2006/07 Under 12 Reds 2002/03 2nd XI ECA Burt Shield 2006/07 Under 12 Blues 2002/03 4th XI ECA “B2” Grade Blue 2007/08 Under 16s 2002/03 Club XI ECA One Day Division 2 2007/08 Under 14 Reds 2003/04 1st XI ECA Macgibbon Shield 2009/10 Under 12 Reds 2003/04 2nd XI ECA Burt Shield 2011/12 Under 14s 2008/09 1st XI ECA Macgibbon Shield 2012/13 Under 16 Reds 2011/12 1st XI ECA Macgibbon Shield 2012/13 Under 12 Reds 2012/13 1st XI ECA Macgibbon Shield 2013/14 Under 14C 2012/13 3rd XI ECA Wilson Shield 2013/14 Under 12B 2013/14 1st XI ECA Macgibbon Shield 2015/16 Under 14B 2013/14 2nd XI ECA Burt Shield 2014/15 1st XI ECA Macgibbon Shield Page 5 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 STC HONOUR ROLL (2002 TO PRESENT – PLAYERS AND SUPPORTERS) Alan Yarwood Charles Michaelides Daniel Lagastes Daniel Murray Frank Purcell Fred Bloomfield George Colman Gerry Mazoletti Harold Burridge Ian Constable Jack Allen Jack Leahy Jim Boston Joe Cain John Birrell John Krohn (Senior) Kath Sandilands Kathleen Craine Michael Shatin Mrs Hoich Patricia Krohn Pauline Lynch Professor Nick Tonti-Filippini Robert (Bob) Fitzwilliam Roy Cameron Thomas Gordon Warren Pendry Page 6 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 HALL OF FAME 2002 Kevin Burt 2002 Basil Finnigan 2002 Peter Sandilands 2002 Greg Wignell 2002 Alan Yarwood 2007 Chris Hoare 2007 Michael Wignell 2012 Bernard Docherty LIFE MEMBERS 1975 Alan Burt 1975 Alan Yarwood 1977 Kevin Burt 1977 Peter Sandilands 1978 Robert Fitzwilliam 1980 Michael Wignell 1984 Eugene Fitzwilliam 1990 Bernard Docherty 1991 John Krohn 1991 Bryan Cain 1991 Joe Cain 1993 Paul McHenry 1993 Peter Pawsey 1995 Justin Murray 1995 Tim Allen 1999 Patrick Docherty 1999 Basil Finnigan 2005 Anthony Michaelides 2007 Tim Bach 2008 Garry Chard 2010 Paul Zennaro 2011 Richard Corbett 2012 Kylie Zennaro 2013 Stephen Ross 2014 Andrew Murray 2016 Peter Lynch Page 7 OUR HISTORY 1967– 2017 PREFACE This 50th Season update of STC Cricket Club’s history is the seventh edition.
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