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Season 2011/12 SCA Club Champions Manly Warringah District Cricket Club Our “Fabulous Fighting Fives” 134th Annual Report & Balance Sheet MANLY-WARRINGAH DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED PLAYING GROUNDS – MANLY OVAL, LM GRAHAM RESERVE, MIKE PAWLEY OVAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIFTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE MANLY-WARRINGAH DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED, WILL BE HELD AT MANLY BOWLING CLUB, RAGLAN STREET, MANLY, ON SUNDAY 15 JULY 2012 1. To receive the Annual Report and Honorary Treasurer's Statement. 2. Election of office bearers and general committee as follows:- Honorary President*, Honorary Deputy President*, Honorary Secretary*, Honorary Assistant Secretary*, Honorary Treasurer*, Honorary Assistant Treasurer*, General Committee (Nominations for positions marked * must be lodged with the Honorary Secretary by 8 July 2012). 3. Election of delegates to the Sydney Cricket Association (2) and Cricket New South Wales (1). 4. Nomination and election of Patrons. 5. To transact any business that may be brought forward in conformity with the constitution of the Club. JOHN PARKINSON Honorary Secretary PO BOX 1239 Manly NSW 1655 email: [email protected] Only financial members are eligible to vote. SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO IAN BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY & FIONA LYON FOR THE USE OF THEIR PHOTOGRAPHS THROUGHOUT THIS REPORT MANY THANKS TO OUR CLUB SPONSORS Also thanks to: Gold Member Sponsor Team Pursuit Sponsor Man of the Match Sponsor Charity Partner Fairlight Gourmet Butcher Affiliate – MWDCC is & Café the 1000th club in NSW And Manly Council Warringah Council The Manly Daily Waddington Consulting Sydney Cricket Association Cricket NSW MANY THANKS TO OUR PLAYER SPONSORS SPORTSPRO OFFICE BEARERS PATRONS Manly Mayor - Jean Hay, Mike Baird MP, Warringah Mayor - Mike Regan, Gary Flowers, Tim Bailey HONORARY PRESIDENT Andrew Fraser HONORARY DEPUTY PRESIDENT Simon Lyon HONORARY SECRETARY John Parkinson ASSISTANT HONORARY SECRETARY Bruce Wickham HONORARY TREASURER Fiona Lyon ASSISTANT HONORARY TREASURER John Warn GENERAL COMMITTEE Greg Boyer, David Gainsford, David Gardiner, Langdon Gould, Joel Mason, Doug McGrath, Bruce Wickham SELECTION COMMITTEE Simon Lyon (Chairman) Tim Cruickshank, Ryan Bonnor, Craig Little, Max Burgess, David Farrell, Dean Gilchrist CLUB COACH Dean Gilchrist ASSISTANT COACHES Brett Penprase (Club & AW Green Shield), David Gardiner (Poidevin-Gray), Simon Lyon (AW Green Shield) DELEGATES TO SYDNEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION John Warn, Simon Lyon DELEGATE TO CNSW John Warn HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS P Philpott OAM T Spencer B Rothwell G Hill J Stewart G Flowers S Mesite D Sellin M Pawley OAM G Fletcher A Fraser M Elliot R Holmes D Patterson R Brenner R Fry F Turner K Fitzpatrick S Bradstreet T Lee OAM B Kinsey J Warn G Beard G Rogers HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS (DECEASED) B Adrian A Anderson J W Burke L W Gwynne C B Cochrane B C Cook H M Dunlop C H Hayes C K Hayman W Hoy C A Laurence W S Mitchell R A Oxlade G H Lowe C Searle L A Soman R H Pitt J F Hodgson M Hayman A Turner J G Stephenson E Robinson T Brooks OAM HONORARY AUDITOR David Gordon – GHR Accounting HONORARY PRESIDENTS (12) DATES NAME YEARS 1878-1896 Alfred Hilder 18 1897-1922 Dr David Thomas 26 1922-1955 Aubrey Oxlade CBE 33 1955-1966 George Lowe MBE 11 1966-1976 John Hodgson 10 1976-1980 John Stephenson 8 1980-1984 Barry Rothwell 4 1984-1991 Jim Stewart 8 1991-1999 Gary Flowers 8 1999-2000 Ron Holmes 1 2000-2004 Tim Farriss 4 2004-2012 Andrew Fraser 8* EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION – THE LAST 10 YEARS DATES HON PRESIDENT HON SECRETARY HON TREASURER 2002-2003 T Farriss R Brenner G Currie 2003-2004 T Farriss R Brenner G Currie 2004-2005 A Fraser R Brenner G Currie 2005-2006 A Fraser P Munting S Cleary 2006-2007 A Fraser P Munting M Kaye 2007-2008 A Fraser P Munting M Kaye 2008-2009 A Fraser R Wiblin (Gen Mgr) F Lyon 2009-2010 A Fraser R Wiblin (Gen Mgr) F Lyon 2010-2011 A Fraser R Wiblin F Lyon 2011-2012 A Fraser J Parkinson F Lyon LIST OF NON-PLAYING MEMBERS Rowley Alexander Ian Freeman Tony Pitcher Nathan Austin David Gainsford Andrew Pulsford Sue Badyari Langdon Gould Tom Purcell David Baker Neil Grey Brian Roohan Steve Beatty Craig Glassock Sean Rout Michael Bevan Steve Green Tom Spencer Andrew Black Mark Isaacs Mark Stanley Tim Blank Tony Halfhide Jim Stewart John Borzi Drew Johnson Mick Trevaskis Greg Boyer Brian Kinsey Jamie Turmanis Sean Bradstreet John Lannen Juris Turmanis Andrew Bray Cameron Lawes Frank Turner Bob Brenner Andrew Luxton Ken Turner Matt Brown Fiona Lyon Simon Waddington Simon Couch Simon Lyon John Warn Errol Cranney Nicole McCorquodale Ross Webb Adam Crosthwaite Doug McGrath Bruce Wickham Gordon Currie Scott McLachlan Mark Williams Andrew Dawes Sam Mesite Ann Wilson Robert Delmenico Eddie Meth Paul Wilson Nathan Dodd Jodie O‟Mullane Allan Wright Marty Edgell Michael Osborne Russell Wyatt Gill Elliot Brad Pamp Jamien Zimmerman Mal Elliot John Parkinson Andrew Fraser Robert Parkinson COMMITTEE MEMBERS’ ATTENDANCE President Andrew Fraser 100% Deputy President Simon Lyon 100% Honorary Secretary John Parkinson 86% Treasurer Fiona Lyon 100% Assistant Secretary Bruce Wickham 86% Assistant Treasurer John Warn 14% Committee Doug McGrath 100% Committee David Gainsford 100% Committee David Gardiner 100% Committee Greg Boyer 100% Committee Joel Mason 86% Committee Langdon Gould 86% DONATIONS J Lannen J Borzi CLUB PERFORMANCES Last 15 Years Club Championship 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade 2011-12 1 5 2 3 2 7 2010-11 8 10 7 1 10 1 2009-10 3 5 7 3 7 12 2008-09 8 14 5 3 15 4 2007-08 15 18 11 12 16 7 2006-07 9 20 3 3 5 9 2005-06 1 2 6 4 8 20 2004-05 4 6 8 1 6 10 2003-04 12 12 8 10 6 9 2002-03 1 3 16 3 2 7 2001-02 5 18 2 4 2 10 2000-01 5 3 13 11 14 20 1999-00 1 3 3 10 3 2 1998-99 14 12 20 14 3 5 1997-98 11 4 17 8 12 10 PREMIERSHIPS Club 1976-77 1988-89 1999-00 2002-03 2005-06 2011-12 Championship 1st Grade 1949-50 1957-58 1973-74 1988-89 1st Grade L/O 1974-75 2000-01 2005-06 1st Grade T20 2009-10 2nd Grade 1904-05 1989-90 3rd Grade 1902-03 1920-21 1958-59 1969-70 1974-75 1987-88* 2004-05 2010-11 th 4 Grade 1972-73 5th Grade 2010-11 Poidevin-Gray 1949-50 1955-56 1968-69 1977-78 1985-86 Shield AW Green 1941-42 1942-43 1944-45 1952-53 1953-54 1959-60 1991-92 Shield Masters 2002-03 2003-04 Ladies 1982-83 (2nd Grade) 134th ANNUAL REPORT To the Members and friends of Manly Warringah This achievement becomes even more Cricket Club Inc. remarkable when you consider that the average age of the playing group this year was just 22, yes The Management Committee has pleasure in that‟s right 22, absolutely incredible to think that a submitting for your consideration the 134th Annual group of players so young can achieve this. This Report and Financial Statement. bodes well for the future of the Club. The Club entered teams in the five Sydney Cricket I would like to thank everyone involved in the Club Association Grade competitions along with the this season, starting with the committee led so First Grade Limited Overs and T20 competitions, passionately by President Andrew Fraser. The the Poidevin-Gray and AW Green Shield committee is a very hardworking team with competitions. EVERY member contributing to the betterment of the Club. Anyone who visits Manly Oval on a At the start of the season many people both inside Saturday will see Fiona Lyon doing at fantastic job and outside of the Club thought we would struggle in the canteen. having lost so many experienced players who had either retired or moved onto pastures new. If you have been to any of the first grade matches, you will have seen David Gardiner doing a great To all of those I say have a look at this…….. job looking after the lads. This, along with many other roles within the club, contributed towards the 1st Grade – 5th place in 2 Day competition decision to award Loz the Keith Marks „Clubman 5th place in 1 Day competition of the Year‟ award and very well deserved it is 10th place in T20 competition too. 2nd Grade – Minor Premiers & Runners-up There are many others who do magnificent jobs (defeated in the final by Syd Uni) which at time go unnoticed, too many to mention. I would, however, like to bring to everyone‟s 3rd Grade – 3rd place attention the enormous amount of work that Greg Boyer, better known as Pathway Pat, has done 4th Grade – Runners-up (defeated in the final by this year managing the „Pathway Program‟, I Sutherland) honestly do not how he finds the time!. 5th Grade – 7th place Another tireless worker is Joel Mason. It would take too long to mention everything Joel does for Poidevin-Gray Shield – 4th place the Club, some things you see, but there are far more that you do not, he is just incredible. AW Green Shield – 10th place There are many other members of the backroom These results culminated in MWDCC becoming team who make this club run smoothly. I will the SCA Club Champions for the third time in the mention a few here but I would like to say that, if I last 12 years.
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