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Oakleigh Cricket Club Inc. Founded 1879 Oakleigh Cricket Club Inc. Founded 1879 137th ANNUAL REPORT and BALANCE SHEET SEASON 2016-2017 Major Sponsor of Victorian Cricket 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 2016-2017 OFFICE BEARERS .................................................................................................................... 4 LIFE MEMBERS ......................................................................................................................................... 5 PRESIDENT’S REPORT .............................................................................................................................. 5 SECRETARY’S REPORT ............................................................................................................................ 8 NUMBER OF OAKLEIGH CRICKET CLUB MEMBERS FOR SEASON 2016/17 ............................... 10 VALE ........................................................................................................................................................... 10 COACH’S REPORT ................................................................................................................................... 11 COMMUNITY PARTNERS’ REPORT ..................................................................................................... 15 FINANCIAL REPORT ............................................................................................................................... 19 FIRST ELEVEN .......................................................................................................................................... 28 SECOND ELEVEN ..................................................................................................................................... 32 THIRD ELEVEN ........................................................................................................................................ 38 FOURTH ELEVEN ..................................................................................................................................... 46 LEGENDS AND HEROES T20 COMPETITION ..................................................................................... 52 GLENDA AND PETER SPLATT AWARDED LIFE MEMBERSHIPS AT OAKLEIGH CRICKET AND TENNIS CLUBS ............................................................................................................. 53 MAJOR AWARDS, NEWTON TROPHY POINTS, HOLTEN TROPHY POINTS ................................ 55 SENIOR STATISTICS AND RECORDS................................................................................................... 57 JUNIOR COORDINATOR’S REPORT ..................................................................................................... 69 I.S.E.C. LADDERS .................................................................................................................................... 70 INDIVIDUAL TROPHY WINNERS….. ................................................................................................... 71 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP FOR JUNIOR PLAYERS - ROLY WILLIAMS TROPHY POINTS .............. 72 JUNIOR RECORDS CHANGED ............................................................................................................... 73 J.G.CRAIG UNDER 15 ............................................................................................................................... 74 UNDER18 ISEC T20 CHALLENGE PLATE ............................................................................................ 78 UNDER 17 PINWILL ................................................................................................................................. 81 UNDER 15 JUNKEER ................................................................................................................................ 86 UNDER 15 McGUINNESS ........................................................................................................................ 88 UNDER 15 SPLATT ................................................................................................................................... 91 UNDER 15 ISEC T20 CHALLENGE CUP ................................................................................................ 94 UNDER 13 MENDES ................................................................................................................................. 97 UNDER 13 SHIELDS ............................................................................................................................... 101 UNDER13 ISEC T20 CHALLENGE CUP ............................................................................................... 104 UNDER 11 DONOHUE ............................................................................................................................ 106 UNDER 11 WARREN ….. ....................................................................................................................... 110 MILO IN2CRICKET ................................................................................................................................. 114 NETBALL CLUB REPORTS – WINTER SEASON ............................................................................... 115 MID YEAR TEAM ................................................................................................................................... 129 JUNIOR STATISTICS AND RECORDS ................................................................................................. 134 3 2016-2017 OFFICE BEARERS President Mr. Peter J. Webb Vice President Mr. Trent A. Shields Secretary Mr. Geoffrey N.W. Latham Assistant Secretary Mr. Bruce D. Dowland Treasurer Mr. Michael J. Lawson Assistant Treasurer Mr. Rowland C. Williams Committee Members Messrs. Ivor F. Donohue, Gary S. Iverson, Stephen J. King, Martin T. O'Driscoll, Allan B. Stamps and Robert W. Warren Auditor Mr. Jacob Attwood CPA VSDCA Delegates Messrs. Trent A. Shields & Allan B. Stamps W.A. Scammell Sporting Club Messrs. Martin T. O'Driscoll & Allan B. Stamps Committee Club Coach Mr. Brendan J. McGuinness Assistant Coaches Mr. Andrew C. Splatt Team Captains Brent J. Warren (First Eleven) Matthew L. Naughtin (Second Eleven) Andrew C. Donohue (Third Eleven) Daryl J. Mendes (Fourth Eleven) Chairman of Selectors Mr. Jarrod L. Travaglia Junior Co-ordinator Mr. Gary S. Iverson Junior Coaches/Managers Under 17 Pinwill & Under 18 T20 - John C. Doig Under 15 Junkeer & Under 15 T20 - Martin T. O’Driscoll Under 15 McGuinness - Michael Girolami Under 15 Splatt - Laura Crofts Under 13 Mendes & Under 13 T20 - Ettore Soldati Under 13 Shields - John B. Reid Under 11 Donohue - Michael J. Lawson Under 11 Warren - Michael J. Piper J.G. Craig - Ryan A. Chapple (Assistant Coaches – Anthony L. Howes & Jordon C. Brambleby) Team Manager - Alex King In2Cricket John F. Delaney 4 LIFE MEMBERS Joyce Alford * Robert J. Anderson * Leigh A. Baker * Reginald A. Bell * Alf Bennett * J. C. (Dad) Betts * S. F. C. (Frank) Bindley * Stanley F.(Sam) Blackburn * Richard E. Blazé Norman W. Bray * Jack E. Bray * F. E. (Ern) Bunny * Edward (Ted) Burroughs * Gordon C. Carleton * Neil D. Croft Lionel S. Dickson * John C. Doig Eric (Dick) Dowler * Benjamin P. Drew Ian M. Dudley Jack McG Edwards * Bert L. Hadley * Edna J. Henstridge * Charles V. (Val) Holten * William H. Ince * Karen Jacobs Craig A. Johnson William J. (Les) Jordan * William H. Knott Fred Martin * Neil L. McDonald Raymond G. Moody Ronald J. Munyard Peter T. L. Newton * Matthew L. Naughtin Ronald G. Peace * Benjamin W. Pinwill Ronald R. Price Mark R. Price Jean C. Price * Gordon C. Raymant * Ronald G. Rees William J. Robertson William H. (Bill) Robinson Paul A. Ryan William A. Scammell * James T. Seal * Trent A. Shields Ross D. Simpson Glenda Splatt Allan B. Stamps Leslie R. (Ron) Starkey Frank Thompson * Paul S. Tolson Jarrod L. Travaglia Peter J. Webb Noel A. Webster * Fred O. White * Rowland C. Williams A. G. (George) Willis * * Denotes deceased PRESIDENT’S REPORT It is with a great sense of pride that I can report that our club has completed another tremendously successful season. To have our four senior teams contesting the finals, and the second and third elevens, winning their respective Premierships, was a marvellous achievement. We were the only club out of the 28 competing clubs, to have all teams in the finals, and the only club to win multiple Premierships. We again featured prominently in the K.G Fewster Club Championship, finishing a very close runner up to the Williamstown Cricket Club. My congratulations and thanks to Senior Coach, Brendan McGuinness; Assistant Coach , Andrew Splatt; and our four captains, Brent Warren, Matthew Naughtin, Andrew Donohue and Daryl Mendes for the tireless efforts, and commitment to ensuring that all players were provided with the opportunity to develop their talents, and the respective teams performed to their potential. The season did present its challenges however. This season saw the withdrawal of the Cricket Victoria funding for VSDCA clubs. Despite this very significant funding shortfall, I am very pleased to report that the club has been able to return a profit for the season. My great thanks to our Treasury team of Michael Lawson and Rowland Williams for their vigilant monitoring of the club’s finances. In addition, the redevelopment of Scammell Reserve, required the third and fourth elevens to play their home games at Warrawee Park Oval on Sundays throughout the season. This placed a heavy burden on all involved, and I thank everyone for the extra time and effort that
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