APPLECROSS CRICKET CLUB
YEAR BOOK 2010/11
SINCE 1975
Page 1 CONTENTS
CONTENTS PAGE CONTENTS 2 INTRODUCTION 3 PRESIDENTS REPORT 4 & 5 TREASURER’S REPORT’S 6 CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS REPORT 7 SPONSORS 8 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 9 1ST XI CAPTAINS REPORT 10 1ST XI RECORDS 11 2ND XI CAPTAINS REPORT 12 2ND XI RECORDS 13 3RD XI CAPTAINS REPORT 14 3RD XI RECORDS 15 4TH XI CAPTAINS REPORT 16 4TH XI RECORDS 17 5TH XI CAPTAINS REPORT 18 5TH XI RECORDS 19 6TH XI CAPTAINS REPORT 20 6TH XI RECORDS 21 7TH XI CAPTAINS REPORT 22 7TH XI RECORDS 23 COLTS CAPTAINS REPORT 24 COLTS XI RECORDS 25 100 GAMERS V PRESIDENTS XI REPORT 26 & 27 TROPHY WINNERS 28 TROPHY WINNERS / PERPETUAL AWARDS BATTING 28 PARTNERSHIP RECORDS FOR THE SEASON 29 MILESTONES 30 to 33 TOP 54 PERFORMANCES IN CLUB HISTORY 34 to 42 CLUB RECORDS 43 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2011/ 12 44
Page 2 INTRODUCTION
RUSSELL KINGDON
This year the club for the first time will produce a digital year book that will be emailed to everyone and then will be available on our club website for all to read and enjoy. This will provide a wonderful insight of the club to any new future players , coaches , sponsors and international cricketers.
You will notice in the year book we have asked the captains to nominate outstanding individual , pair and team performance so the club can identify the clubs greatest 100 performances in the clubs history. In the near future once the club has identified the greatest 100 performances in history the process will take place to identify the greatest performance of all time.
I would like to thank the many people who helped contribute to the production of the year book there are to many to mention but I would like to especially thank Carrington Shepherd.
Next season will be very exciting for the club as it will be the 30 year anniversary of the club winning its first ever premiership , 20 year anniversary of the club winning its 4th premiership in 5th grade and the 10th year anniversary of the club winning its first ever 1st grade premiership.
If there is an error in this publication please bring it to our attention so we can update the clubs history.
I would like to dedicate this year book in the memory of Carol Prince who passed away this year.
I hope you enjoy the 2010 /11 year book.
Regards
Russell Kingdon Year Book Editor
Cover Photograph
Young Gibson Castley wearing his club cap with pride.
Photographs courtesy of Pleasant Photography. www.pleasantphotography.com.au
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PRESIDENTS REPORT JOE VENTER
Results:
After winning the first game of the season the first side once again struggled to find winning form in the A Grade competition. We managed to beat the eventual wooden spoon winners in round 6 but after nine rounds were still two and seven and firmly in the relegation zone. An excellent win against arch rivals Whitfords in round 10 was enough to see us keep our position in the A grade – al be it by one wicket (or eleven runs) over the entire season.
The second and third sides won the minor premiership and together with the 8th grade, Colts and One Day Division 3 side played in the finals. We made two grand finals (8th Grade and Colts) and lost both of those.
As a club we have not had a single premiership in two years despite fielding eight teams and making the final four on nine separate occasions. We no doubt have the depth, and the talent, to compete but have not delivered on our potential.
As most of you are aware we have appointed Mark Hullett as non playing coach and Ben Christie as captain of the A grade for next season. With these two gentlemen heading up the cricket department, and the continued support of Val Steenholdt and Mike Kapiteyn I am confident that next year will be productive for the club.
Financial:
As you can see from the treasurer’s report we have had a great year financially. I must caution however that some of our expenditure is cyclical and we have enjoyed the benefit of not spending on a number of major items.
The decrease in bar profits continued. The incoming committee needs to work on strategies to get members back to the club.
Turf:
I reported last year that the City of Melville were about to conduct an “Active Reserves Needs Study” and that Shirley Strickland Reserve would have a Master Plan undertaken for it. The study was finally submitted to council last month. I understand that the recommendation to council is for a second oval to be established on the northern side of the complex which will give the reserve two cricket / football ovals. The prospect of having two home games at Stricko is an appealing one.
The study also observed the ACC’s desire for a turf wicket and noted that they could not see a downside to this. The biggest concern is the allocation of water.
After many years of talk I believe the time for a formal application to council has come. We will however need to get this right and if we need to spend money on getting the application written up correctly then we will do so.
General:
It is with sadness that I include in this report the passing away of Carol Prince earlier this year. Carol was a great supporter of the club and a previous winner of the President’s trophy for her contribution to the club. On behalf of all past and present members of the ACC I extend our sincere sympathy to life member George and his sons on their sad loss.
Page 4 PRESIDENTS REPORT “CONTINUED”
Thanks:
I would like to thank the following for their work and help during the year. Firstly to Val for his dedication and commitment to the smooth running of the nets and also to Lorraine for providing an affordable feed on presentation nights. To Dec for taking on the very difficult task of pulling together a new look side and dealing with some difficult personalities. Thanks also to all the other captains who were very good at get- ting their administrative tasks done on time.
Thanks to Michael Kapiteyn, for his tireless efforts in ensuring that we fielded a side every week, and for his dedication to the role as chairman of selectors.
Angus Castley has indicated a need to rest from the committee this coming year due to increased family commitments. His contribution will be sorely missed. Thank you Angus for your help and support over the past two seasons.
Finally thanks to the rest of the committee for their work and support, in particular to the executive in Scott Curren and Murray Tribbeck.
Conclusion:
I will make myself available as president again for this coming season, should the members wish to elect me. However, I have always been of the opinion that a club needs fresh leadership on an ongoing basis to survive and grow. I therefore wish to put the club on notice that this coming season will be my last as president.
Regards
Joe Venter. President.
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ACC TREASURERS REPORT MURRAY TRIBBECK
I'm very please to announce the club made a annual profit of $13,865.08 for the 2010/11 season.
I would like to thank the following club sponsors Colin Lamb , Highbury Homes , H.S. Sales ,Glen O’Brien Realty , Myers Ptd Ltd , Russell Brown at Travel Associates and Paul Barber.
The club auction made a record profit of $6,220.00 which continually grows and is a wonderful fundraising event.
The bar turnover this year was $35,017.25 , Purchase Costs $ 17,640.85 , AMPSA Rent $2,940.00 , Wages $6,537.00 , Vouchers $ 998.50 with a net profit of $ 6,900.90 which is 20% net profit of turnover.
The clubs overall financial view is we are debt free and have a total of $65,642.93 held in the three Accounts as stated below.
2010 / 11 Asgard Term Deposits Profit & Loss Statement Investment Fund Fund
Income $69,667.70 Opening Balance $10,850.80 Opening Balance $22,277.10 Expenditure $55,802.62 Interest $ 644.80 Interest $ 1,465.74
Annual Profit $13,865.08 Closing Balance $11,495.60 Closing Balance $23,742.84
Balance Brought Fwd $16,539.11
Closing Bank Balance $30,404.49
AUDITOR’S REPORT
These treasurers report still requires auditing by an independent company or individual as per the clubs constitution.
AMPSA TREASURERS REPORT (Applecross Mt Pleasant Sportsman's Association) ADRIAN REYNOLDS
For the 2009/2010 financial year, October - September, AMPSA made a profit of $1364.
The bulk of this is from club rent and the hire of facilities (club rooms) and training lights. The training lights on both the rugby fields and the football oval are owned and operated by AMPSA. The City of Melville has recently agreed to pay for maintenance on the training lights for the good of all users. Although cheaper for AMPSA this process is much slower.
Page 6 CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS REPORT MICHAEL KAPITEYN
Thankyou to Joe and his Committee for entrusting me with this role for the 2010/11 season.
My first job was to find another selector. Chris Teede came to mind instantly. He has an intimate knowledge of all things ACC and has always been interested and opinionated on selection matters. Chris was outstanding for the first couple of games, however work commitments ended his position prior to Christmas. Teedy has all the makings of a fantastic Chairman of Selectors in future years.
A special mention must go to Val Steenholdt. He offered me a mountain of support and advise during the year.Terriffic to have you back at the club.
Thanks to the captains as well. You were always respectful of my opinions and thoughts at every meeting.
As a club we must support our 1st Grade side. We scraped in to save relegation. The hard work now begins to catch up to a competition which has got away from us in the last couple of years.
We had some promising results on the park, winning over fifty percent of our total games played. However come finals time we were below par. Just 2 wins from 8 matches. Seasons are judged by team photos on the wall...... we had none.
Player availability was at an all time low.148 players were used in total. Only 1 player in 3rd,5th,8th and 10th Grades played every Saturday of the season, the Captains.
If we are dinkum about future success this needs to change drastically. My suggestion to Joe and his Committee would be to drop a side for next season.
On a positive note, what made this job so rewarding was observing the seasons had by guys like Callum Pilcher, Simon Shub and Sujeevan Shanmuganthan. Their attitude, ethic, desire and performance should be the model for all at our great club.
Regards
Michael Kapiteyn. Chairman of Selectors
Page 7 SPONSORS
The club would like to thank the following sponsors and look forward to building future relationships with these company's and encourage everyone to support them when the opportunity arises.
Page 8 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY
JOE ANGUS MURRAY SCOTT VENTER CASTLEY TRIBBECK CURRAN
DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR
MARK CHRIS DECCAN AL HAGAR TEEDE SCHEMBRI FIELD
DIRETOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR DIRECTOR
MIKE LEIGH SIMON CARRINGTON MARINOVICH PETHERICK SHUB SHEPHERD
Page 9 1ST XI CAPTAINS REPORT Deccan Schembri
Played 11 , Won : 3 , Lost : 8 , Draw : 0 . Position Finished: 10th
With the loss of over half the 2009-10 side, and with it many hundreds of games of experience, the 2010-11 season was always going to be a challenging year and one focused on rebuilding. The bowling stocks were hit particularly hard, with the retirement of Al Weir, departure of Tim McCormick, and absence of Joe Jeevaraj for the first few games.
The injection of youth included Chad’e Steenholdt, Callum Pilcher and Jarrad Gardner from Fremantle and imports Jak Martin from UK and Chandana ‘Pushy’ Pushpalal from Sri Lanka.
The season got underway with a One Dayer, thanks to the AFL GF replay. We played Bentley at Kent St and scored a thrilling win. Chasing 167, Bentley looked to be cruising before we took their last 7 wickets for 20 runs, to win by 4 runs. The standout performance was Jarrad Gardner with 43 and 3/21 off 6.
This was followed by a string of losses to Swan Valley, Western Suburbs, High Wycombe and Subi-Marist. In all games except the Swan Valley game, we were in good positions at various stages throughout the match, but were unable to ram home the advantage at key stages of the games. Highlights throughout that period including fifties to Jak Martin and Chris Teede v Western Suburbs, 90no on debut to Pushy at High Wycombe and Callum Pilcher’s bowling performances over all four games, most notably a 5/79 v Western Suburbs.
Our first ‘must-win’ game of the year, came up against bottom of the ladder Bedford Morley at RA Cook Reserve in Round 6. Fifties from Pushy and Gardy helped us to a quick fire 221 off 55 overs. We then had Bedford-Morley 6/123 before a partnership threatened to take the game away from us. We rallied however, bowling them out for 200 and in the process scoring our second win for the year. Best bowler was Dave Scheffer, with 3/21 off 18 overs.
This was followed by a run of 3 losses to Wembley, Balcatta and Swanbourne. Again, we were more than competitive in all matches, but unable to convert into wins. Individual performances of note over that period were 4/62 from Pilch v Wembley, half centuries to Jak in both the Wembley and Balcatta games, and 59 from Chad’e v Swanbourne.
Round 10 saw us travel to Whitfords, who had previously only been beaten once during the season. Our total of 254 was our best of the year, and it was no surprise that it was also the first time we batted out 80 overs for the season. The highlight was a ton from Pushy, with another 50 from Jak in support. We then followed up with our best bowling effort of the season, restricting Whitfords to 176 all out. Joe Jeevaraj bowled a great opening spell of 2/41 off 13, and Pilch also grabbed 4, but the star of the day was undoubtedly Ramon Fletcher. In a stifling day, Farbs bowled 23 overs straight to end up with the figures of 23-8-53-4.
We went into the last game against Doubleview-Carine knowing that we were still in the mix for relegation. We batted first and, led by 85 from Pilch, scored 228. A competitive total, but as was the story of the season, 30 or 40 runs short of what we would have liked. The match hung in the balance for much of the second week, but Doubleview-Carine passed our score 5 down with around 5 overs remaining. They ended up 8/236 and we would not know the value of the 3 late wickets we took until the final sums were done.
With Subi-Marist winning well, the relegation result was going to be tight, but we survived by 0.0032%. Or to put it into perspective, one wicket or 11 runs over the whole season. Overall, it was a tough year, winning just 3 games. However, the team’s morale remained high and it was an enjoyable season. The win-loss ratio perhaps did not do us justice as we were competitive in most games, and with a year’s experience under the belt of some of the younger members, plus some good recruiting over the winter, I have no doubt that we will climb back up the ladder in 2011-12.
Page 10 1ST XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT
1 97 * Deccan Schembri* - Chandana Pushpalal* Bedford Morley 2 70 Carrington Shepherd* - Jak Martin Western Suburbs 3 75 Deccan Schembri - Jak Martin* Subiaco Marist 4 92 Jak Martin - Chandana Pushpalal* Whitfords 5 81 Chandana Pushpalal - Jarrad Gardner Bedford Morley 6 86 Chandana Pushpalal - Callum Pilcher* Doubleview-Carine 7 81 Chandana Pushpalal - Carrington Shepherd* Whitfords 8 82 Chandana Pushpalal* - Chris Teede High Wycombe 9 51 Callum Pilcher - Chris Teede* Western Suburbs 10 38 Chandana Pushpalal* - Ramon Fletcher High Wycombe
SIRS
PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
Chandana Pushpalal Whitfords 109
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY
No nominations for the season.
OVERSEAS PLAYERS
Chandana Pushpalal Best Bowling : 2 for 58 Highest Score : 109 v Whitfords Total Wkts : 7 Total Runs : 472 Average : 45.40 Average : 67.40 Catches : 0 100s : 1 Run Outs : 1 50s : 4
Jak Martin Best Bowling : N/ A Highest Score : 74 v Wembley Districts Total Wkts : N / A Total Runs : 339 Average : N / A Average : 28.3 Catches : 4 100s : 0 Run Outs : 0 50s : 4
Page 11 2ND XI CAPTAINS REPORT Peter Jordon Played 12 , Won : 8 , Lost : 3 , Draw : 1 . Position Finished: 1st
WASTCA Grade Winners
It was a privilege to captain the 2nd eleven this year,
One of my goals for the year was to have a team that could find some real enjoyment from the days when we were fielding. I wanted us all to come off of the ground knowing that they gave their all and had fun doing so (win or lose)...and I am happy to say that we achieved that goal.
We had a good season finishing on top of the ladder with 8 wins, 2 losses and a draw. Unfortunately , we did not play to our potential and lost the semi final.
It was a very enjoyable season with some great performances, especially 2 run chases earlier in the year 286 runs against Swan Valley and Subiaco Marist 232 runs, also rolling the Western Suburbs for 98 runs.
Thank you to all the guys who played this year for their support in making it all so much fun.
I would like to thank 2 people in particular , the chairman of selectors Michael Kapiteyn for his great support and hard work, and Val Steenholdt for looking after the nets at training and the pitch at Kent Street.
Cheers
Peter Jordan.
The following are some of the top performances for batting and bowling this season
Batting: Bowling:
A Shakespeare 116 , 83 R Fletcher 5/27 P Jordan 84* 76* N Petherick 5/63 S Curren 76 C Cooper 4/36 S Jackson 72 A Brennan 4/47 M Hager 71
Page 12 2ND XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 93 Andrew Shakespeare* - Alan Utterson Balcatta 2 91 Scott Jackson* - Alan Utterson Bedford Morley 3 74 Andrew Shakespeare* - Scott Curren Balcatta 4 88 Evan Smith - Peter Jordan* Swan Valley 5 72 Scott Curren - Peter Jordan* High Wycombe 6 88 Scott Curren* - Shayne Steenholdt Bedford Morley 7 62 Campbell Ince - Jack Barendse* Bentley 8 49 Damian O'Hara - Christopher Cooper* Doubleview-Carine 9 32 Ramon Fletcher* - Anthony Brennan Wembley Districts 10 11 Christopher Cooper : A Shanmuganathan Doubleview Carine
SIRS
PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
Andrew Shakespeare Western Suburbs 116
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY
No nominations for the season
Page 13 3RD XI CAPTAINS REPORT Len Blakey Played 12 , Won : 9 , Lost : 3 , Draw : 0 . Position Finished : 1st
WASTCA Grade Winners
The 2010/11 season started with an indication of what the season would bring. A motley collection of guys epitomized the breadth of characters that would take to the field for the Thirsty Thirds, with a first-up win over Ocean Ridge.
1 win became 2, then 3, 4, 5 and 6 in a row to go to the Christmas break at the top of the ladder, having built in confidence across all areas. Chasing down a competitive Bentley to post 7/283 and setting our highest total of 7/355 against Bedford Morley, was matched by an ongoing ability to bowl sides out relatively cheaply.
The new year saw the 7th win in a row, but then the wheels slipped a bit. Poor losses to by this stage the lowly placed teams of Balcatta and Swanbourne, started exposing a brittleness to the batting.
The lowest score for us of 87 against Swanbourne was definitely a watershed moment. From being 2 games clear at the top of the ladder, we had suddenly slipped to second spot behind Whitfords and with a slim danger of not making finals with 2 hard games to go.
The round 10 top of the table clash with Whitfords was a hard-fought roller-coaster against our traditional rivals and fitting that this was to be our most memorable win, putting us back on top and a guaranteed semi-final berth.
The last qualifying game against finals contender Doubleview-Carine ended with a good win, but also highlighted the growing problem with our top-order. From dominating the batting, to just getting through had become a staple result. Unfortunately, the turnaround of form we had all expected from our top order to end the season did not eventuate.
The semi-final loss to Balcatta will remain a scar on our hearts for many years to come. Even with an atrocious batting display, we fell tantalizingly short of snatching victory, but failed to deliver. The memories of the 39 guys that took to the field with this team during the year deserved better. The nurtured spirit of the Thirsty Thirds deserved better. The ACC deserved better.
Regards
Len Blakey
Page 14 3RD XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 164 Len Blakey - Sean Adam* Bedford Morley 2 58 Sean Adam* - Leigh Petherick Balcatta 3 96 Leigh Petherick - Robert Pulley* Bentley 4 58 Andrew Shakespeare - Scott Curren* Tuart Hill 5 39 Binuk Kodituwakku - Gareth Foulkes* Whitfords 6 55 Gareth Foulkes - Alistair Field* Whitfords 7 43 Shayne Steenholdt - Callum Sauer* Subiaco Marist 8 44 Shayne Steenholdt* - Charles Thwaytes Whitfords 9 37 Gareth Foulkes - Ryan Carmody* Wembley Districts 10 25 Callum Sauer - Simon Shub Balcatta
SIRS
PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
Shaun Adam Bedford Morley 132
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY
No nominations for the season
ROBERT PULLEY PLAYS HIS 300TH GAME
Robert “ Don” Pulley played his 300th game for the club in 5th grade versus Bentley at Shelley Reserve.
Robert joins Andrew Sproul and Brett McGregor to have played 300 games for the club.
Page 15 4TH XI CAPTAINS REPORT Tristram Fletcher Played: 14 Won : 8 Lost : 4 Tied 2 Draws : 0 Position Finished : 2nd
Runners Up Won Promotion to 7th Grade
The 2010/11 season was my first as captain, and it couldn’t have started any better. We won our first two games, and remained undefeated until the final round before Christmas, to sit quite comfortably at the head of the ladder.
However the next six rounds produced just the single win, to send us back into the pack. Fortunately we finished strongly, to win the final two fixtures to see us finish second on both the one day ladder and main season ladder. Our overall record including finals was 9 wins, 2 ties and 6 losses.
The one day final, put us up against Tuart Hill at Grenville Reserve. Having picked a very strong 8th grade side, I was confident we would put in an extremely good showing. I won the toss and chose to have a bat. Unfortunately it didn’t pay off, as the top and middle order both failed, to leave us reeling at 9-80. Only a very gutsy unbeaten 42 run last wicket stand between Dean Phillips and Andrew Cunningham gave us any chance of victory. In reply Tuart Hill batted well, with some good fortune to win easily by 5 wickets.
In the two day final, we again played Tuart Hill at Beach Reserve in Carine. I won the toss and elected to bat. This time around we got off to a reasonable start and at 1-69 we were looking good to post a total above 200. Unfortunately we weren’t able to capitalise and were bowled out for 151 in the 69th over, with only Steve Coyle passing 30. In reply, they got off to an excellent start through some big hitting from man of the match Craig Alderson. They passed our score comfortably with 7 wickets in hand.
The season contained many notable individual performances, highlighted by Jack Barendse’s first ever ton (106) against Tuart Hill. He also took 4-30 off 19 over’s in the same fixture. Nick Noel’s 5-23 from 29.4 over’s against Western Suburbs was the bowling highlight of the year, closely followed by Al Weir’s 5-39 from 26 over’s in the Semi Final against Melville. There was another fine all-round performance by Gareth Foulkes, who came in at 4-19 against Western Suburbs and made a chanceless 85, and in the same match took 5-66. The most important innings and feel good moment of the season was Dick Manning’s 75 in the Semi Final to see the team home from a perilous 3-5 chasing 152 for victory. Dick received a standing ovation of the like seldom seen at Shirley Strickland Reserve.
Dick Manning led the run scoring and batting averages with 348 runs at 24.9 and was also the best all-round cricketer with 14 wickets at 12.5. Dean Phillips bowled very consistently to lead the wicket takers with 27 wickets at 14.15 for the season. Dean also won the Association Bowling Average with 22 wickets at 11.36. The best of the fielders was Andrew Cunningham with 10 catches and a run out, including some very tough outfield catches.
Overall the 4th XI enjoyed a good season, culminating in two Grand Final appearances. Unfortunately we lost both, but the season was still an enjoyable one, with many close hard fought games of cricket, in what was a very even competition.
Regards Tristram Fletcher.
Nick Noel and Brad Weir played there 100th & 200th game together at Shirley Strickland Reserve.
Page 16 4TH XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 76 Steve Coyle - Tristram Fletcher* Swanbourne 2 55 Andrew Carruthers - Richard Manning* Swanbourne 3 83 Richard Manning* - Des Carruthers Melville 4 70 Sean Adam* - Shayne Steenholdt Bentley 5 102 Richard Manning - Gareth Foulkes* Balcatta 6 55 Nathan Petherick* - Steve Coyle Doubleview-Carine 7 67 Jack Barendse - Des Carruthers* Tuart Hill 8 70 Alexander Kerr* - Callum Sauer Bentley 9 36 Gareth Foulkes - Jace Williams* Western Suburbs 10 42 * Dean Phillips* - Andrew Cunningham* Tuart Hill
SIRS
PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
Jack Barendse Tuart Hill 106
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY
• In the semi final, ACC was chasing 152 against an experienced Melville team to win the final. The run chase got off to a poor start with ACC being 3 for 5 in the first 30 minutes. Richard “ Dick “ Manning batting at number 3, occupied the crease for 4 hours to finish on 75, getting out when the scores were tied. Dick at the ripe age of 59 was simply magnificent and the standing ovation he received from the building crowd demonstrated what a wonderful innings this was.
• Jack Barendse bowled 19 over's including 8 maidens to take 4 for 30 against top of the table Tuart Hill. Chasing 138 for victory, the ACC was 4 for 57 when Jack came into bat, he went onto score a magnificent 106 to win the game.
• Western Suburbs scored 168, Nick Noel bowled 29.4 over's straight to finish with the figures of 5 for 23 to bowl them out for 119.
• ACC was 5 for 27 when Gareth Foulkes batting at number 6 scored a wonderful 85 to be the 2nd last man out with the team scoring 168. Gareth then came on to bowl in the 17th over with Western Suburbs cruising at 1 for 55, Gareth bowled 22 over's taking 5 for 66 to bowl them out for 119
Page 17 5TH XI CAPTAINS REPORT Andrew Sproul / Gavin Steinberg Played : 12 , Won : 4 , Lost : 7 , Draw : 1 . Position Finished : 5th
2009/10 this side was the most successful in the club with a GF loss to Wembley Districts (I should have bowled first) to this season where we had become one of the least successful failing to reach the finals in either the one or two day formats.
I have been captaining this side since the 08/09 season and there is some common challenges that seem to befall the IV and the V elevens principally the lack of team continuity this year was the worst with 43 players (41 09/10 and 33 08/09). This made it almost impossible to do the basic things like organize fine sessions – but more importantly to build any sort of team spirit or ethos. It is not the intention to this report to ascribe blame – however it should be understood by the broader club a reduction in this phenomenon of 40 + players passing through a side is seriously detrimental to the club’s future both on and off the paddock.
A season wouldn’t be complete without the odd brush with the association- which this side always comes off second best. Fixture 1 vs. Melville at Winthrop was a one day game we batted first with 8/303 from 40 overs (Steinberg, G. 63 and Campbell, M. 61) – this big score was also assisted by the fact that they bowled 45 wides and 3 no balls – this pushed out the change over times and consequently the game had to be called off at 6.20 due to failing light. Some how the association saw fit to call the match a draw through no fault of ours. At the other end of the season fixture 13 a two day game against Fremantle Mosman Park were bowled out twice by us ( the second innings for just 13) although they had a requisite number of players to avoid a forfeit – for health reasons one of their players could not bat but was present at the field. Again the Association found against us declaring the outcome a first innings victory but no outright. Finally Robyn Lynch is as we all know the association secretary and is a regular fixture with Tuart Hill an agreeable soul – however I saw that his life skills lay in areas other than umpiring and suggested that he leave the field.
Despite all the challenges that confronted the team there was one man that kept us competitive through the season, Gavin Steinberg. Gavin had a fantastic time this year especially with the bat 468 runs averaging 52 with a top score of 93. Glen Wright was the surprise packet with the bat this year I have never seen him bat better 122@ 17.43 but like all great cricketers one aspect of your game picks up and the other falls away. He managed to get the team bowling aggregate with 14 wickets but he has had better seasons with the ball.
Overall our results were mixed – we defeated the association champions Western Suburbs both in the one day and two day formats. We scored 4/318 against Melville – which am sure would be in the Club’s to 15 batting performances and as I mentioned earlier we rolled Freo Mosman Park for 13 an all time low for dismissing an opposition. We lost some close games – one against Ocean ridge was memorable due to the other blight of lower grade cricket self umpiring. Overall we can look at all sorts of reasons for a non successful season but at the end of the day we lost more games than we won – pretty simple really and as such it is the responsibility of the team an it’s core members to be accountable.
One of the positive aspects of the numbers pressures that we were exposed to through the year was the fact that Gavin Steinberg (our one day captain) and I were forced to be very proactive with recruitment. Paul Breman was the coach of the Ardross u.15 team and debuted with a the seasons best figures of 5/45 against Curtain Vic Park he brought down his son Jake who broke an important partnership against Melville on a wet day a great prospect for the future. Paul in tern Brought down Trevor Blackburn a retired roo shooter from Esperence – who brought a lot to the team with his bowling and batting but his skills as a fines mas- ter were second to none. Gavin brought down his mate Steve Vicary who bowled well but dropped a catch against Curtain Vic park that shattered the ring finger on his right hand – it looked like a burst sausage on the barbi- which ended his season early. Steve in turn persuaded his brother –in –law Ivan Osbourne, who
Page 18 in past lives amongst other things played state u.17 cricket- Ivan debuted against Melville and score a very solid(ish ) 116.
Overall I see great hope for the future of the team if we can maintain the core of players that we assembled toward the end of the season and I am still keen to captain if the club and the Association will have me . Finally in the winter the club as a whole has to seriously revisit selection policy in an effort to redress the situation that we found ourselves in this year.
Regards Andrew Sproul.
5TH XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 83 Trevor Blackburn - Ivan Osborne* Melville 2 114 Ivan Osborne* - Gavin Steinberg Melville 3 79 Gavin Steinberg - Matthew Campbell* Melville 4 36 Matthew Campbell* - Luke Wimbridge Melville 5 49 Adrian Reynolds* - Alexander Kerr Fremantle / Mosman Park 6 39 Glen Wright - Stuart Carr* Western Suburbs 7 37 Kenn MacPherson* - Val Steenholdt Ocean Ridge 8 71 Alexander Kerr* - Vincent Stackpole Curtin Victoria Park 9 34 Naveen Velkur* - Richard Foulkes Western Suburbs 10 30 * Robert Gaudieri* - Andrew Sproul* Western Suburbs
SIRS
PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
Ivan Osbourne Melville 116
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY
No nominations for the season
Page 19 OD1 CAPTAINS REPORT Matt Campbell Played : 18 , Won : 8 , Lost : 10, Draw : 0 . Position Finished : 6th
The one day competition has turned into a very competitive league, and one which is hard fought. We still had a chance of playing finals cricket with two games remaining and unfortunately did not make it. With 8 wins and 10 losses throughout the year, we beat only two of the top four teams throughout the year, but we managed to thrash the premiers and probably the best team all year, Melville, on the two occasions we played them.
There were many excellent individual performances over the season, and many performers. We had 37 players come through the squad, and I thank all of the boys who played over the season and helped out and contributed to make the ACC one day team a great team to play in. Special mentions go to:
1. Father/son combinations, in which the sons all shone and hopefully will become longstanding contributors to the ACC in future years. Jamie Stackpole and Jack Rudrum were great con- tributors on and off the field. The Ferris brothers also played an official match with their sons and were very humbled for the experience, they were also humbled by their sons superior abili- ties. 2. Our opening bowlers Rob Wilton and Bruce Calder worked together very well this season and always troubled the opposition. Brucey was unlucky not to get a lot more wickets as he relied on people taking catches to get his scalps. Might need to take the pace off if we’re a chance of shelling any Bruce, but 13 wickets is still a great haul. Wilts again played an all round role and is integral to the successes we have in this grade. He had another fantastic year with over three hundred runs and 13 wickets at an average of 19.15, well deserving the Bowling Average and Batting Aggregate trophies. 3. Our change bowlers mainly being Burt Baetsen, Leigh Wardell-Johnson, Bruce Rudrum and Doug Stirling all played important support roles. Our bowling was our strength this year and we worked in tandem very well providing excellent end-to-end support to each other. Burtie bowled cleverly once again, a bowler we have missed over the years as his role of President took him away from playing. This season he claimed 19 wickets for an average of 20.42: an enter- taining and potent bowler, easily winning our Bowling Aggregate trophy, highlighting an ex- cellent year with the ball. Rudders played half a season with us and had immediate impact with his restrictive and accurate bowling, falling just short of qualifying for the Bowling Aver- age trophy, but contributed well for the team. 4. Leroy and Stirlo both put in significant all round performances, both were in several batting partnerships and both were well amongst the wicket takers this season. They were two of our most consistent players, and had a fine season. Leroy has been awarded with our Batting Aver- age trophy this year, highlighting a very consistent year with an average of 36.8 5. Wilts and Leroy amazingly both scored 98 not out against Western Suburbs in two different matches, to post the highest score made by any of our blokes this season. Good effort fellas, unlucky not to get your tons, but definitely the highlights for our year. 6. Rich Campbell, our Fairest and Best player for the season – an award well-deserved and one in which his team mates have enjoyed seeing him achieve this season. Rich did an outstanding job behind the stumps taking 15 catches and 3 stumpings, but it was his efforts with the bat which were the highlight. He was forced to play a major role in our batting this year in the middle order, as our top order failed to deliver on many occasions. He was involved in many partner- ships, sometimes steering us to good wins, finishing with 244 runs to his name. His presence on- field is always felt as his constant support to all players is unyielding.
Thanks to all players for their efforts in getting us on the field each week, and to the fill in captains we have had throughout the season. Rhys Jenkins was ruled out of playing early in the season, but came down where possible and umpired for us, relieving us from extra pressure on match day. Thanks Rhys. Special thanks to Kappo for his assistance and making sure we never played short, and to our small mob of specta- tors who come down for a laugh on occasion and provide some support; it has been a fun season as usual.
Page 20 OD1 BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 107 Doug Stirling* - Rob Wilton Subiaco Marist 2 31 Matthew Campbell* - Andrew Evans Fremantle / Mosman Park 3 53 Doug Stirling - Rob Wilton* Western Suburbs 4 84 Mark Hullett - Richard Campbell* Wembley Districts 5 98 Rob Wilton* - Rhys Jenkins Fremantle / Mosman Park 6 54 * Mark Hullett* - Andrew Evans* Wembley Districts 7 60 Richard Campbell - Leigh Wardell-Johnson* Western Suburbs 8 76 Leigh Wardell-Johnson* - Doug Stirling Western Suburbs 9 60 * Adrian Hackett* - Bruce Calder* Melville 10 13 Vince Stackpole : Leigh Wardell Johnson Swanbourne
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PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
Nil
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY
• Dean Phillips – took 4/26 and snared four catches. He helped to restrict Fremantle Mosman Park to 142 runs. A great personal effort already achieved in the field. His job wasn’t finished yet as he had to go in at 7/121 and ensured we got over the line to win the match in thrashing a quick fire 17 not out.
• Leigh Wardell Johnson initiated his brand new bat against our old foe Western Suburbs, who we hadn’t beaten since 2006 and facing many a shellacking from them. Leroy came in at 6/69 and we were looking in trouble. He absolutely smashed an unbeaten 98, requiring 4 off the last ball of the innings to get his ton, unfortunately not able to get a boundary away to honour his efforts. He hit 5 fours, and 9 sixes to steer us to 216 off our 35 overs. Leigh also bowled miserly and took a catch, an outstanding individual effort to help beat a very formidable team.
Matt Campbell played his 200th game for the club as captain of the one day team winning against Wembley Districts.
Page 21 OD3 CAPTAINS REPORT Brett Gresele Played : 18 , Won : 10 , Lost : 7 , Draw : 1 . Position Finished : 4th
The one day division 3 side started the season with the usual challenge, too old, too slow, no talent and not enough uninjured starters. On the positive side by the end of round 2 we had won more games than the entire 2009/2010 season. So things were looking up, that was until we came across Tuart Hill in round Three and hit the season low point – all out for 29! We did however manage to bounce back strongly and defeated High Wycombe the following week who at that point were the undefeated competition leaders. That roller coaster ride pretty much sums up the first half of the season. We had some great performances and some very inconsistent performances, all of which pointed to the fact that it was difficult to constantly get a stable side on the park and that we were generally suffering in the bowling ranks. To the sides credit we finished the first half of the season with a 50/50 record and were there and about for the top four. A lot of credit has to go to Steve Wilson who filled the opening bowling partnership ranks gallantly when called up in the first half of the year and Mickey Maher, who continued to bowl his bamboozling “Donkey drops” with the usual venom.
The start of the new year bought with it a few new recruits with an extension to our Southern African con- nection with Brett Klumper and Greg Manning joining us to bolster the keeping an quick bowling ranks. In addition Stef Vucens migrated back from Port Hedland and big Stu’s work roster freed up his availability somewhat as well as Russ Brownley have an extended stint back home from the mines. Addi- tionally the other half of our opening bowling duo Troy Sutherland had recovered from his dodgy hamstring injuries to get back on the park and develop and formidable bowling partnership with Greg.
The addition of the new blood (apart from lowering the average age of the team by about 10 years) proved to be just the tonic we needed to spur us all on to better things. We came home with a full head of steam finishing up with a 10 win, 1 draw and 7 loss record firmly wedging us in 4th place. Along with the ride into the finals came some pretty amusing moments, most of which were generally centered on Greg Manning’s odd bout of white line fever (which for those of us who got to know Greg this year is the complete opposite of his character and personality). The best of these was the second last game of the season against Nollamara when Greg finally managed to nail the 15 year old middle order batsman who had hung around way to long and had dared hit him down the ground for four. Greg’s response was to pin him with a bouncer, toppling his stumps and sending the batsman to the pavilion in tears. From my recollection of the after match review (fueled by a few beers) the batsman’s age had dropped to about 10 and Greg had earned a new nickname…… Unfortunately we managed to lose that game against Nollamara from an un-losable position, which put us under the pump for the last home and away game of the year, against the second placed side Tuart Hill at the same ground where we had experienced our worst defeat. We had our own destiny in our hands, win the game and we were in the finals. To the teams credit we did and did it well. It was a solid bowling performance, restricting Tuart Hill to 7 for 164, which was magnificently chased down via a 150 run 3rd wicket stand between Stef Vucens and Stu Kaschula that saw us reach the target with 2 overs to spare.
We headed into the first semi against Vic Park Curtin full of confidence, but unfortunately couldn’t sustain the momentum and let ourselves down with the bat, eking out a miserly 70. We didn’t however go down without a fight and managed to claim 4 wickets and cause some amount of bruising to the Vic Park Curtin batting line up before they got across the line. So that was the season, one where we surprised ourselves to some extent in finishing strong to make the finals but let ourselves down in not taking it further (especially when we had beaten all three other teams in the finals over the course of the season). From my perspective it was a privilege to captain such a great team of guys, who really do enjoy the game and don’t take it too seriously. No doubt the stand out for us over the season was big Stu Kaschula who always put in with both the bat and ball. Thanks to the entire playing group who made it such a great season and to the Applecross Cricket Club for allowing us to be part of such a great set up. Oh and I can’t forget to mention Murray (Muzza) Sutherland our best clubman for his continued support at square leg, running the BBQ after the game and generally talking us up at the club. Page 22 OD3 BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 38 Stefan Vucens - Garry Mawdesley Bedford Morley 2 128 Garry Mawdesley - Stuart Kaschula High Wycombe 3 152 Stefan Vucens - Stuart Kaschula Tuart Hill 4 41 Stuart Kaschula - Brett Klumper Curtin Victoria Park 5 69 Stuart Kaschula - Greg Manning South Perth 6 38 Troy Sutherland - Stephen Wilson Tuart Hill 7 35 Troy Sutherland - Stephen Wilson Curtin Victoria Park 8 27 Stephen Wilson - Rizvi Wahid Swan Valley 9 34 Stephen Wilson - Chris Morris Swan Valley 10 30 Michael Maher - Ross Broun Curtin Victoria Park
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PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORYY COLTS CAPTAINS REPORT Chad'e Steenholdt Played: 6 Won: 4 Lost: 2 Draws: 0 Position Finished: 3rd
WASTCA Grand Finalists
Applecross Colts managed to get a team for the summer of 2010/2011. Every week we struggle to get enough numbers to fill a team. The colts went through 3 captains (Chad'e Steenholdt, Callum Pilcher and Scott Jackson) during the season didn’t make it easy. But the boys knew enough mates that can hold a bat and they filled in and also many thanks for Capo for organising the team. We had a great season but a disappointing end losing to Ocean Ridge in the Grand Final. We had no out- standing performance during the year. Every player did their job, if that was Sean Adam getting quick wickets or Binuk Kodituwakku telling jokes to make the team morale high. Everyone knew what they had to do and did it at the best of their ability. Round 1 vs Whitfords. The Boys were pumped for the first game of the year and against the club old rival. They were a punch of doodaa and didn’t like getting beaten. Scott Jackson and Chad'e Steenholdt both made 50, with the two left arm slow spinners taking 2 wickets each Callum Pilcher and Elijah Turriff-Smith. ACC 8/191 (Jackson 54, Steenholdt 53) def Whitfords 8/173 (Pilcher 2-19 Turriff-Smith 2-48) Votes 3: Jackson 2: Steenholdt 1: Pilcher Round 2 vs Ocean Ridge. Callum Pilcher led the side for this game after Chad'e did his knee the week before but still played and popped it out of place again. This game was an embarrassment to ACC after losing by 80 runs. The star was Callum with 51 with the team falling around him. We also found a new quick bowler name Sean Adam who was known for been a top order batsman. Sean took 2-41 Ocean Ridge 7/223 (Adam 2-41)def ACC 142 all out (Pilcher 51) Votes 3: Pilcher 2: Adam 1: Foulkes Round 3 vs Doubleview-Carine This game saw a change of captain with Scott Jackson taking the role with Chad'e and Callum unable to play. This was a great game with Applecross winning by 3 runs and taking 8 for 44 to come back and de- feated Doubleview. The brothers dominated this game with Gareth Ringrose scoring 39 and Simon Rin- grose 4-26. ACC 169 all out (Ringrose.G 39, Foulkes 31) def DC 166 all out (Ringrose.S 4-26, Turriff-Smith 2-17) Votes 3: Ringrose.S 2: Ringrose.G 1: Turriff-Smith Round 4 vs Beford-Morley We a full strength team and Chad'e Steenholdt back as captain to get a must win game to make the finals. The boys did that with Sean Adam being the star and getting the team over by 3 wickets. BF 8/163 (Adam 3-30, Pilcher 3-40) def by ACC 7/167 (Ringrose.G 39, Steenholdt 28) Votes 3: Adam, 2: Pilcher 1: Ringrose Semi Final vs Balcatta Against a very arrogant Balcatta who we dominated by 9 wickets was a great victory and to put us into the final. Bowled them out for 96 with Cunningham been the pick of the bowlers 3-14. Then Foulkes and Ince lead the team to victory with both scoring 40+ not out. Balcatta 96 (Cunningham 3-14, Adam 2-12)def by ACC 1-97 (Ince 45* Foulkes 40*) Votes 3: Ince, 2: Foulkes 1: Cunningham Grand Final vs Ocean Ridge The team was out to prove themselves after their last display against Ocean Ridge. The boys did a very good performance but the pressure of finals got to them. Only chasing 151 the boys failed to bat in partnerships and get some yellow fluff for the club Ocean Ridge 9/151 (Adam 3-38, Kodituwakku 2-19)def ACC 143 (Steenholdt 67, Ince 22) Votes 3: Steenholdt 2: Adam 1: Kodituwakku
A very entertaining season with a lot of memoires which I can imagine been talked about at the bar in the future. Well done to Sean Adam winning the fairest and best with Callum Pilcher runner up. Well done to Scotty Jackson winning the fielding award.
Page 24 COLTS XI BATTING PARTNERSHIPS
WKT RUNS BATSMAN OPPONENT 1 40 Scott Jackson - Sean Adam* Doubleview-Carine 2 97 * Campbell Ince* - Gareth Foulkes* Balcatta 3 69 Callum Pilcher - Gareth Ringrose* Bedford Morley 4 27 Gareth Foulkes* - Matthew Venter Doubleview-Carine 5 35 Chad'e Steenholdt - Sean Adam* Bedford Morley 6 18 Sean Adam : Andrew Browne Bedford Morley 7 9 Sean Adam : Lewis Richards Bedford Morley 8 19 Turriff Smith : Lewis Richards Whitfords 9 14 Chad'e Steenholdt : Lewis Richards Ocean Ridge 10 12 Ethan Foulkes : Andrew Cunningham Doubleview Carine
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PLAYER OPPOSITION FIGURES
Nil
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TOP 100 PERFORMANCES IN THE CLUB HISTORY
No nominations for the season
Page 25 100 GAMERS V PRESIDENTS XI REPORT
Played : 12 , 100 Gamers : Presidents XI : Draws :
The annual 100 Gamers v Presidents 11 games took place at Shirley Strickland Reserve on 6 March 2011. I captained the 100 Gamers and Allan Utterson captained the Presidents 11.
The day got off to an inauspicious start as we arrived at the ground to find a game being played by local juniors. Having legitimately obtained our permit from Melville City Council which became very useful, and after some argy-bargy the juniors were relegated to continue their game at Karoonda Reserve so that we could play our far more important fixture. I won the toss and elected to bowl.
The game got off to a start of high quality cricket and, for the most part, the standard of the game was excellent. Jack and Elton Barendse had a fantastic opening partnership of 103 runs, withstanding all that Brad Weir and Robbie Wilton could throw at them in the early overs. After Elton’s demise, LBW to Steph Perer (who would have been lucky to walk for 2 weeks after the game), festival day specialist, Steve Coyle strode to the wicket. Elton made a 38. The festival match specialist scored a fine 50 and as the scorebook adequately described, “retired awesome”. Jack Barendse went on to make a well compiled 70 being out caught “Cheese”, bowled “Mouse”. We had played him into form as he scored his maiden century for the club the following week.
Cal Sauer, made a smashing 44 and after 40 overs the Presidents 11 had made a formidable total of 227. Pick of the bowlers were Brad Weir with 1 for 43 of 7 overs and Trevor “Mouse” Goddard with 1 for 21 of 3 overs.
The 100 Gamers innings got off to a fine start, losing our first wicket at 36 runs in the 8th over. From there wickets fell consistently until a 7th wicket partnership between yours truly and the formerly mentioned Steph Perer (50) who made a fine half-century to go with his one-fer. Unfortunately the skipper was bowled by Utterson who, contrary to the rules and spirit of the game, bowled an additional over. Unfortu- nately the 100 Gamers were bowled out for 216, a fine effort to chase a big score in those circumstances.
The match was umpired to an exceptional standard by Roger Weir and Michael Kapiteyn. Both Roger, who is a fine umpire, and once again devoted his time free-of-charge to this game, and Michael, who has great potential as an umpire and administrator, are to be thanked for their wonderful efforts.
Once again the game was played in great spirit in a festival-like atmosphere where children were seen enjoying the bouncy-castle and face-painting activities provided by the club. Everyone enjoyed a hearty barbecue at the end of the day and all in all it was a wonderful afternoon at the home of cricket.
All that remains is for the 100 Gamers to break their drought and actually win one of these games. 100 GAMERS DINNER
The club held its 14th annual 100 gamers dinner at the View restaurant in Mews road Fremantle on the 25th of January. 28 of the 51 hundred gamers attended the function organised by Chris Teede cap #37.
The 100 gamers inducted a new member this year with Alastair Field becoming the 51st 100 gamer of the Applecross cricket club.
Al debuted for the club in 1991/92 has taken 207 wickets with a best bowling performance of 8 for 12 against Victoria Park in 3rd grade our 2nd XI in 1996/97. He also has scored 1820 runs with personal best of 114 n.o. against Bedford Morley in the one day competition in 2001/02. Al or Cheese as we like to call him has also taken 33 catches.
Welcome Cheese to the Applecross Cricket Club 100 gamers club. Page 26 TROPHY WINNERS
1ST XI NAME ACHIEVED Batting Average Chandana Pushpalal 67.40
Batting Aggregate Chandana Pushpalal 472 Runs Fielding Carrington Shepherd Bowling Average Callum Pilcher 21.30 Bowling Aggregate Callum Pilcher 26 Wickets “The Robert Pulley Award” Callum Pilcher Best & Fairest 2ND XI NAME ACHIEVED Batting Average Andrew Shakespear 42.67 Batting Aggregate Peter Jordon 324 Runs Fielding Sujeevan Shamuganathan
Bowling Average Sujeevan Shamuganathan 14.13 Bowling Aggregate Sujeevan Shamuganathan 16 Wickets
Best & Fairest Ramon Fletcher 3RD XI NAME ACHIEVED Batting Average Leigh Petherick 28.57 Batting Aggregate Len Blakey 323 Runs Fielding Leigh Petherick Bowling Average Al Field 9.21 Bowling Aggregate Simon Shub 23 Wickets
Best & Fairest Al Field
4TH XI NAME ACHIEVED Batting Average Gareth Foulkes 44.00 Batting Aggregate Dick Manning 254 Runs Fielding Andrew Cunningham
Bowling Average Nick Noel 14.15 Bowling Aggregate Dean Phillips 27 Wickets Best & Fairest Dick Manning
5TH XI NAME ACHIEVED Batting Average Gavin Steinberg 52.00 Batting Aggregate Gavin Steinberg 468 Runs Fielding Matthew Thompson Bowling Average Glenn Wright 17.36 Bowling Aggregate Glenn Wright 14 Wickets
Best & Fairest Gavin Steinberg Page 27 TROPHY WINNERS
6TH XI NAME ACHIEVED
Batting Average Leigh Wardell Johnson 36.78 Batting Aggregate Robert Wilton 344 Runs Fielding Richard Campbell Bowling Average Robert Wilton 19.20 Bowling Aggregate Burt Baetsen 19 Wickets Best & Fairest Richard Campbell
7TH XI NAME ACHIEVED Batting Average Stuart Kaschula 56.80 Batting Aggregate Stuart Kaschula 284 Runs
Fielding Brett Klumper Bowling Average Stuart Kaschula 9.32 Bowling Aggregate Michael Maher 24 Wickets Best & Fairest Stuart Kaschula
COLTS NAME ACHIEVED Batting Average Gareth Foulkes 52.00 Batting Aggregate Chad Steenholdt 148 Runs
Fielding Scott Jackson Bowling Average Sean Adam 36.40 Bowling Aggregate Sean Adam 11 Wickets Best & Fairest Sean Adam
WASTCA Trophy Winners 8th Grade Bowling Dean Phillips 11.36 Average 10th Grade Batting Gavin Steinberg 52.00 Average
CLUB ACHIEVEMENT
Grade Winners Club Championship
3rd Grade : 2nd XI Position Finished : 8th 5th Grade : 3rd XI Points : 4.41
Premierships
Nil
Page 28 TROPHY WINNERS - PERPETUAL
AWARD WINNER Best Clubman Cairan Van Der Walt Presidents Trophy Murray Tribbeck
Best All Rounder Callum Pilcher The “Brett McGregor” Most Determined To Succeed Trophy Damien O’Hara Best Future Prospect Jamie Stackpole Most Improved Sujeevan Shanmuganathan Woodduck Allan Utterson Tom Morgan Fielding Award Peter Jordon 100 Gamers v Presidents XI Presidents XI Aubrey King Medallion Not Presented
Coaches Award Simon Shub Paul Pierce Shield Tuart Hill Best First Year Player Elijah Turriff– Smith
HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE SEASON ALL GRADES
WKT RUNS BATSMAN GRADE OPPONENT 1 164 Len Blakey - Sean Adam* 5th Grade Bedford Morley 2 128 Garry Mawdesley - Stuart Kaschula One Day 3 High Wycombe 3 152 Stefan Vucens - Stuart Kaschula One Day 3 Tuart Hill 4 92 Jak Martin - Chandana Pushpalal* 1st Grade Whitfords 5 102 Richard Manning - Gareth Foulkes* 8th Grade Balcatta 6 88 Scott Curren* - Shayne Steenholdt 3rd Grade Bedford Morley 7 81 Chandana Pushpalal - Carrington Shepherd* 1st Grade Whitfords 8 82 Chandana Pushpalal* - Chris Teede 1st Grade High Wycombe 9 60 * Adrian Hackett* - Bruce Calder* One Day 1 Melville 10 42 * Dean Phillips* - Andrew Cunningham* 8th Grade Tuart Hill
Page 29 MILESTONES
GAMES WICKETS RUNS CATCHES
300th Game 100 Wickets 6000 Runs 250 Catches Robert Pulley Andrew Cunningham Robert Wilton Damian O’Hara Michael Maher David Scheffer Andrew Sproul 250th Game 4000 Runs 100 Catches Burt Baetsen Peter Jordon Burt Baetsen Doug Stirling
3000 Runs 50 Catches 200th Game Damian O’Hara Richard Campbell Brad Weir Ryan Carmody Matt Campbell Ramon Fletcher 2000 Runs Tristram Fletcher Leigh Petherick 150th Game Tristram Fletcher Robert Wilton Alex Weir Troy Sutherland
100th Game 1000 Runs Al Field Robert Gaudieri Nick Noel Mark Hagar Stuart Kaschula Gavin Steinberg
WASTCA PLAYER LIFE MEMBERSHIP PLAYED 150 GAMES
# NAME # NAME # NAME 52 Des Carruthers 168 Brad Douglas 53 Val Steenholdt 169 Brad Weir 54 Steve Melville 170 Michael Kapiteyn 55 George Prince 171 Greg Oldfield 56 Eric Taylor ( Dec) 57 Russell Kingdon 58 Peter Hewitt 59 Greg Harrison Ward 87 Robert Pulley 88 Brett McGregor 114 Tom Morgan 115 Richard Mulroney 116 Nick Ashbrook 117 Ken Macpherson 118 Andrew Sproul 164 Burt Baetsen 165 Doug Stirling 166 Brad Favas 167 Glenn Wright
Page 30 TOP 54 PERFORMANCES IN HISTORY
Here are 54 Performances from teams, Batting Pairs and individuals .Its you’re job to put them in order from 1 to 54 or recommend others to be added to this outstanding list.
• The semi final in 1987 /88 in 2nd grade 1st XI against South Perth .The team chased 310 on the Sunday and tied with them with 1 ball to spare to win a berth in the G.F.
• In 1994 / 95 1st grade was playing South Perth at 9 wickets down the club still needed 58 runs to win. Entered Troy Kinnane and Brad Favas they put on 57 for the last wicket to be run out going for the second run to win the game .The game was tied.
• Kevin Blades in 1977 /78 takes 74 wickets in the home and away season.
• It’s the last round in 1st grade in 1994 /95 against Whitfords. Michael Kapiteyn scored 108 to win the game and allow the club to play in its first final campaign in 1st grade.
• Tom Morgan and Jeff Orchard put 189 for the opening wicket against High Wycombe in 1998 / 99 in 5th grade 3rd XI.Then a club and association record.
• In 1983 / 84 in 8th grade 3rd XI against John 23rd the side was 7 for 93 entered Andrew Sproul and Phil Martin they put on 119 for the 8th wicket for the team to score 248 .Its still a club and association batting record.
• In 1986 / 87 the 5th grade 2nd XI played Swanbourne and where in trouble being 6 for 50 in stepped Brad Douglas batting at eight he compiled a 134 n.o. to get the team to 255.
• The 3rd XI in 8th grade in 1987 / 88 scored 9 for 414 declared against Bentley and is the highest team score in the clubs history.
• 1st grade in 1995 / 96 against Shenton Park Stefan Perer scored amazing 189 himself.
• 1994 / 95 6th grade 3rd XI against Whitfords Greg Pennefather and Shane Berzinski put on 232 for the 7th wicket with Shane going from 39 to 100 in 13 scoring shots.
• 1986 / 87 3rd grade 1st XI semi final against Girrawheen Applecross was defending 136 for out- right .Girrawheen where 1 for 55 Robert Pulley stepped in to take 7 for 20 to bowl Girrawheen out for 85 to play off in the G.F.
• In 1993 /94 9th grade our 6th XI Robert Wilton scored amazing 1210 runs in a season averaging over 100. • In 2001 / 02 1st grade grand final against Whitfords Greg Brautigam took 7 for 33 off 21.1 over's to enable the club to wins its 1st first grade premiership.
• In 1983 / 84 in the clubs under 16s Jason Ramsay took 9 for 28 against Servite.
• In 1990 / 91 Adrian Reynolds opened the batting against Bedford to carry his bat scoring 77n.o of 147.
• In 1984 /85 5th grade 2nd XI Alex Weir and Robert Pulley put on 138 against Mosman Park for the 9th wicket after being 8 for 97.
Page 31 TOP 54 PERFORMANCES IN HISTORY
• 1987 / 88 2nd Grade grand final against Bassandean was reduced to a one dayer due to rain the team was 4 for 25 on a wet deck Phil Holman entered and scored 78 to guide the team home to win promotion to 1st grade for the 1st time in the clubs history.
• In 1993/94 9th grade 6th XI grand final (35 over game) against Hamersley Carine Robert Wilton opened the batting and scored 122 n.o. to set up the victory.
• 1987/88 7th grade 3rd XI semi final against Mosman Park Terry Clarke took 6 for 18.
• In 1993/94 7th grade 3rd XI against Doubleview Greg Pennefather and Brad Weir put on 238 for the 4th wicket to be a club and association batting record.
• In 1991/92 5th grade 2nd XI against Tuart Hill the team scored 8 for 390 Des Carruthers 102, Brad Douglas 102 n.o.
• 1994/95 6th grade 3rd XI against M.N.O.B. the side was 5 for 25 chasing 176 Matthew Campbell and Russell Kingdon put on 101 for the 6th wicket to set up victory. A club batting record at the time.
• In 1997 / 98 5th grade 3rd XI against Wembley Andrew Stampalia took 7 catches in an innings.
• In 1981 / 82 6th grade 2nd XI required 106 runs to win outright off 9 over's they achieved this in 8 over's at a run rate of 13 runs per over.
• 1993 /94 9th grade 6th XI Robert Wilton scored 159 n.o. In a 35 over game against Murdoch University.
• In 2003 / 04 7th grade 4th XI against Tuart Hill Stephen Scott took 9 for 21.
• In 1996 / 97 3rd grade 2nd XI against Victoria Park Al Field took 8 for 12 off 15 over's to win the game outright.
• In 2001 /02 5th grade 3rd XI against Wembley Downs, after being 5 for 61 Darren Monument and Robert Wilton put on 126 for the 6th wicket to help the team to 247 and set up victory.
• In the 1991/ 92 Club Trip to Yunderup Island. Gordon (Jock) MacPherson dived full length through the tree to bring down the greatest catch seen in cricket living memory. Taking into consideration the conditions he had to endure just to be there.
• In 2001 /02 in the 35 over's a side one-day competition 6th XI Al Field and Bruce Calder put on 195 for the 3rd wicket against Bedford Morley, which is a club and association record. This partnership was scored in only 20 over's.
• In 2000 / 01 in 5th grade our 3rd XI Peter Jordan scored 142 n.o. against Balcatta his entire score came after tea in two hours of play.
• In 1981 / 82 season in 4th grade our 1st XI the semi final against Whitfords saw Applecross chasing 133 on a wet deck after being 9 for 106 Burt Baetsen and Allan Burrough put on 31 for the last wicket to win the match and go on to the G.F.
Page 32 TOP 54 PERFORMANCES IN HISTORY
• In 2004 / 05 season in the one-day competition our 6th XI. Leigh Wardell-Johnson and Lee Monument scored unbroken partnership of 202 for the 5th wicket off just 14 over's.
• In 1993 / 94 in 9th grade the clubs 6th XI against Murdoch University Ron Kang and Robert Wilton scored 195 for the 2nd wicket a club and association batting record.
• In 2000/01 our 5th XI in 8th grade played Bassendean last game of the year .The side lost the toss and bowled with 8 men until 5pm drinks when 2 subs arrived from another game to help .We restricted Bassendean to 7/238 .The following Saturday we batted with only 9 men and scored 245 to win and knock out Bassendean out of the finals. A magnificent against all the odds victory.
• In 2003/04 our 1st XI in 1st grade Anthony Barranca scored 908 runs for the season opening the batting and also took 17 catches & stumpings to have a magnificent season.
• In 1979/80 our 2nd XI in 5th grade Val Steenholdt took 7 for 2 against Girrawheen.
• In 1998/99 5th grade our 3rd XI. Balcatta bowled Applecross out for 38 then declared their innings at 3 for 50 to have 20 over's at ACC on the first day. ACC finished stumps at 2 for 48 .The 2nd Saturday ACC declared at 4 for 180 giving Balcatta 168 to chase for outright points Applecross then bowled Balcatta out for 77 to win outright after losing on the first innings.
• In 2002/03 3rd grade our 2nd XI played Whitfords in the last home and away game. Applecross where 2 for 22 off 18 over's when rain stopped play .The game was reduced to a 50 over side game with there backs to the wall Applecross made 7 for 153 off there remaining 32 over's. Whitfords was bowled out for 152 Alex Weir bowling the last wicket to win by a run and to knock Whitfords out of the finals an outstanding victory for the side that batted first.
• In 1990/91 4th grade our 2nd XI played Mosman Park scored 8 for 300. Applecross chased the mas- sive score to win 9 for 303 with the captain Sam Hume scoring 121 and Brad Dagg scoring 71.
• In 1976 / 77 in 7th grade our 1st XI against Northern Suburbs Ross Tozer scored 62 runs and also took 11 for 48 .
• In 1995/95 in 1st grade our 1st XI against Wembley Downs. Applecross was chasing 286 and where 7 for 211 when Cameron Stirling and Robert Pulley put 81 for the 8th wicket to win the points against our arch rival, Peter Godau scoring 73.
• In 1998/99 in 1st grade our 1st XI against Curtin University Gerry Marquis took 8 for 30 to win out- right.
• In 2003/04 in 1st grade our 1st XI against South Perth scored 399 to be the highest club score in 1st grade or 1st XI sides in our history.
• In 2003/ 04 in 1st grade our 1st XI against Bedford Morley Anthony Barranca opened the batting to score 159 no and to carry his bat was a marathon innings.
• In 2001/02 in 6th grade our 4th XI against Whitfords. Applecross was chasing 262 for victory scoring 9/276 with Robert Mulroney scoring 79 to get the team home.
• In 2001/02 in 5th grade our 3rd XI against Hamersley Carine the side scored 6 for 388 with Adrian Reynolds scoring 87.
Page 33 TOP 54 PERFORMANCES IN HISTORY
• In 2001/02 in 5th grade our 3rd XI against Wembley. Applecross was chasing 262 for victory we won in the last over scoring 8/263 with Robert Pulley scoring 100.
• In 1977/78 in 7th grade our 1st XI, Applecross bowled Northern Districts out for 26 with Dave Turner taking 5/10 and Kevin Blades taking 4/14.This is the lowest team score against Applecross.
• In 1993/94 in the One Day Competition (35 over's a side) our 6th XI against Murdoch Uni. Scored 2 for 305 to be the highest score in the clubs history in the one-day cricket competition. Rob Wilton 159 & Ron Kang 95 no.
• In 1986 / 87 in 3rd grade our 1st XI grand final against Swanbourne @ Allen park Applecross was chasing 198 for victory Peter Spencer opened the batting and scored 75 no to see the team home for victory 6 for 199.
• In 1977 / 78 in 7th grade our 1st XI Kevin Blades on two occasions took 13 wickets for the match .In two games he finished with 26 wickets for 96 runs.
• In 2004/05 in 1st grade grand final against Subiaco Marist Andy Walton took 9 for 60 off 28.5 over's with 9 maidens. The only other wicket to fall was a direct run out by Andy Walton. simply a magnificent individual performance.
• In 1st grade the club played in 4 consecutive grand finals 2001 to 2005 winning 3 of them and losing one by wash out. To finally arrive as 1st grade club of strength.
Page 34 CLUB RECORDS
All Grades in History
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year Grade 1 Anthony Barranca / Paul Barber 202 Balcatta 2005 / 06 1st 2 Robert Wilton / Ron Kang 195 Murdoch Uni 1993 / 94 One Day 3 Al Field / Bruce Calder 195 no Bedford Morley 2001 / 02 One Day 4 Greg Pennefather / Brad Weir 238** Doubleview 1993 / 94 7th 5 L Wardell Johnson / Lee Monument 202 no** Tuart Hill 2004 / 05 One Day 6 Robert Wilton / Darren Monument 126 Wembley Downs 2001 / 02 5th 7 Greg Pennefather / Shane Berzinski 232** Whitfords 1994 / 95 6th 8 Adrian Hackett / Hayden Drage 145 Western Suburbs 2008 / 09 3rd 9 Alex Weir / Robert Pulley 138 Mosman Park 1984 / 85 5th 10 Robert Pulley / Val Steenholdt 69 Maccabi 1985 / 86 3rd
** WASTCA Batting Record for that Grade
Highest Team Score for Applecross 9 / 414 dec Bentley 1987 / 88 7th Highest Team Score Against Applecross 8 / 418 Wembley 1990 / 91 8th
Lowest Team Score For Applecross 29 Tuart Hill 2010 / 11 One Day Lowest Oppositions Team Score 13 Freo Mosman Park 2010 / 11 10th
Most Runs Scored in a Season by ACC Player Robert Wilton 1210 1993 / 94 One Day Competition
Most Wickets Taken in a Season by ACC Player Kevin Blades 77 1977 / 78 7th
Highest Individual Score by ACC Player Stephen Perer 189 Shenton Park 1995 / 96 1st
Best Bowling Performance by ACC Player Stephen Scott in an Innings 9 for 21 Tuart Hill 2003 / 04 7th Jason Ramsay in an Innings 9 for 28 Servite 1983 / 84 U 16s Ross Tozer in an Innings 9 for 31 WAIT 1975 / 76 7th Andy Walton (1st Grade G.F) in an Innings 9 for 60 Subiaco Marist 2004 / 05 1st Kevin Blades in an Match 13 for 41 Old Wesley 1977 / 78 7th Highest Individual Score Against ACC Roger Hearn (Batting at number 6) 237 no Curtin Uni 1989 / 90 4th
Best Bowling Performance Against ACC Tom Garvey 8 for 10 Whitfords 1975 / 76 7th
Highest Batting Partnership Against ACC 1st Wicket 0 / 297 Whitfords 2002 / 03 6th
Page 35 CLUB RECORDS
Grade 1 Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Anthony Barranca / Paul Barber 202 Balcatta 2005 / 06 2 Greg Oldfield / Kip Marcar 146 MNOB 2001 / 02 3 Chris Mole / Greg Oldfield 191 Tuart Hill 2001 / 02 4 Brendan Crowder / Peter Jordon 170 Bassendean 2005 / 06 5 Paul Holtham / Andy Walton 129 South Perth 2003 / 04 6 Brendan Crowder / Paul Barber 77 D/View Carine 2004 / 05 7 Greg Oldfield / Richard Mulroney 123 Victoria Park 1994 / 95 8 Cameron Stirling / Greg Oldfield 103 Wembley Downs 1999 / 00 9 Alex Weir / Justin May 76 Bentley 2004 / 05 9 Damian O'Hara / Justin Crowder 76 Swanbourne 1998 / 99 10 Alex Weir / Subajan Sivandran 66 Western Suburbs 2006 / 07
Highest Team Score for Applecross 399 South Perth 2003 / 04 Lowest Oppositions Score 61 Tuart Hill 2003 / 04
Highest Individual Score Stefan Perer 189 Shenton Park 1995 / 96
Best Bowling Performance Andy Walton ( Grand Final) in an Innings 9 for 60 Subiaco Marist 2004 / 05
Grade 2
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Paul Barber / Mark Hullett 112 Kalamunda 2007 / 08 2 Peter Spencer / Tom Morgan 125 MNOB 1987 / 88 3 Rocky Musolino / Allan Williamson 82 Bassendean 1991 / 92 4 Mark Anderson / Richard Lynch 94 Shenton Park 1992 / 93 5 Richard Lynch / Robert Pulley 116 Murdoch Uni 1992 / 93 6 Mark Hagar / Ben Cadd 98 Curtin Vic Park 2007 / 08 7 Wayne Rideout / Brett McGregor 75 Mosman Park 1984 / 85 8 Phil Sexton / Nick Ashbrook 69 Nedlands 1987 / 88 9 Carrington Shepherd / Alex Weir 62 Swanborne 2007 / 08 10 Glen Spencer / Nick Ashbrook 56 Mosman Park 1987 / 88
Highest Team Score for Applecross 337 Curtin Vic Park 2007 / 08 Lowest Oppositions Score 67 Bentley 1991 / 92
Highest Individual Score Richard Lynch 109 Murdoch Uni 1992 / 93
Best Bowling Performance Steve Melville in an Innings 7 for 62 Teachers 1987 / 88
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Grade 3 Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Deccan Schembri / Darren Clark 159 High Wycombe 2008 / 09 2 Michael Kapiteyn / Kevin Miles 175 Ham/ Carine 1993 / 94 3 Kevin Miles / Gordon Webster 147 Mosman Park 1994 / 95 4 Peter Jordan / Richard Kenway 127 Nollamarra 1999 / 00 5 Patrick Henning / Peter Jordan 119 High Wycombe 2009 / 10 6 Andrew Shakespeare / Alan Utterson 108 Doubleview Carine 2009 / 10 7 James Ashford brown / Justin Crowder 93 Ham / Carine 2002 / 03 8 Adrian Hackett / Hayden Drage 145 Western Suburbs 2008 / 09 9 Damian O’Hara / Cam Stirling 66 Wembley Districts 2009 / 10 10 Robert Pulley / Val Steenholdt 69 Maccabi 1985 / 86
Highest Team Score for Applecross 8 for 362 Bassendean 2003 / 04 Lowest Oppositions Score 33 Victoria Park 1996 / 97
Highest Individual Score Mark Hullet 149 Subiaco Marist 1999 / 00
Best Bowling Performance Al Field in an Innings 8 for 12 Victoria Park 1996 / 97
Grade 4
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Scott Jackson / Chris Teede 127 Melville 2007 / 08 2 Trevor Goddard / Dave McIlwraith 113 Nollamarra 1988 / 89 3 Tom Morgan / George Prince 129 W.A.I.T. 1981 / 82 4 Sam Hume / Brad Dagg 132 Mosman Park 1990 / 91 5 Scott Jackson / Allan Utterson 103 Kalamunda 2007 / 08 6 Garry Tuckwell / Stuart Rankin 115 Victoria Park 1981 / 82 7 Kevin Curgenven / Hamish Chng 67 Mosman Park 1988 / 89 8 Lee MacIntosh / Al Field 79 Bassendean 1992 / 93 9 Matthew Halliday / Brett McGregor 47 Melville 1992 / 93 10 Daryl Haley / Burt Baetsen 42 no Wembley 1981 / 82
Highest Team Score for Applecross 305 W.A.C.A.E. 1989 / 90 Lowest Oppositions Score 38 Victoria Park 1981 / 82
Highest Individual Score Sam Hume 121 Mosman Park 1990 / 91 Richard Mulroney 121 Shenton Park 1992 / 93
Best Bowling Performance Jeff Wootton In An Innings 7 for 45 Murdoch Uni 1992 / 93 Jeff Wootton In An Match 11 for 59 Murdoch Uni 1992 / 93
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Grade 5
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Tom Morgan / Jeff Orchard 189 High Wycombe 1998 / 99 2 Doug Stirling / Michael Kapiteyn 123 Swan Valley 2004 / 05 3 Robert Pulley / Mark Hagar 179 Bedford Morley 2009 / 10 4 George Prince / Matthew Halliday 131 Tuart Hill 1996 / 97 5 Andrew Stampalia / Kenn MacPherson 143 Tuart Hill 1997 / 98 6 Robert Wilton / Darren Monument 126 Wembley Downs 2001 / 02 7 Cam Stirling / Brad Douglas 117 Swan Valley 2005 / 06 8 Robert Pulley / Ramon Fletcher 80 Subiaco Marist 2004 / 05 9 Alex Weir / Robert Pulley 138 Mosman Park 1984 / 85 10 Brett McGregor / Brad Douglas 64 Swanbourne 1986 / 87
Highest Team Score for Applecross 8 for 390 Tuart Hill 1991 / 92 Lowest Oppositions Score 37 South Perth 1980 / 81
Highest Individual Score Peter Jordan 142 no Balcatta 2000 / 01
Best Bowling Performance Rob Parker in an Innings 8 for 27 Murdoch Uni 1980 / 81
Grade 6
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Peter McLean / Tim Searson 111 Nollamarra 1981 / 82 2 Adrian Reynolds / Robert Wilton 117 Tuart Hill 1999 / 00 3 Steve Melville / Royce Spencer 123 Freo Mosman Pk 1996 / 97 4 Robert Wilton / Angus Castley 132 Bassendean 1998 / 99 4 Bruce Calder / Mike Shaw 132 Bentley 2000 / 01 5 Robert Mulroney / Joe Venter 111 Thornlie 2000 / 01 6 Matt Campbell / Russell Kingdon 101 MNOB 1994 / 95 7 Shane Berzinski / Greg Pennefather 232 Whitfords 1994 / 95 8 Steve Busher / Bill Ellis 112 Mosman Park 1981 / 82 9 Anthony Moffat / Andy Baker 66 Bentley 2002 / 03 10 Lee Carr / Mike Hamilton 44 South Perth 2002 / 03
Highest Team Score for Applecross 338 Swan Athletic 2007 / 08 Lowest Oppositions Score 39 South Perth 1978 / 79
Highest Individual Score Ross Tozer 153 North Perth 1978 / 79
Best Bowling Performance Anthony Moffat in an Innings 7 for 36 Doubleview 2002 / 03
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Grade 7
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Adrian Reynolds / Kenn MacPherson 98 Tuart Hill 1991 / 92 2 Rob Adair / Andrew Johnson 145 Mosman Park 1978 / 79 3 Steve Melville / Greg Pennefather 119 Dianella Alexander 1993 / 94 4 Greg Pennefather / Brad Weir 238 Doubleview 1993 / 94 5 Brenton Jackson / Hayden Drage 171 Wembley Districts 2006 / 07 6 Simon Shalders / John Scarff 114 Bentley 1992 / 93 7 Robert Mulroney / Stuart Rankin 94 Balcatta 1994 / 95 8 Adrian Reynolds / Paul Brooks 103 MNOB 1988 / 89 9 Brad Weir / Gary Leask 64 Wembley 1992 / 93 10 Colin Spark / Peter Hewitt 50 no Bentley 1987 / 88
Highest Team Score for Applecross 9 for 414 Bentley 1987 / 88 Lowest Oppositions Score 26 Northern Districts 1977 / 78
Highest Individual Score Greg Pennefather 162 no Doubleview 1993 / 94
Best Bowling Performance Steven Scott In An Innings 9 for 21 Tuart Hill 2003 / 04 Kevin Blades In An Match 13 for 41 Old Wesley 1977 / 78
Grade 8 Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Steve Melville / Tyrone Murphy 153 Curtin Uni 1994 / 95 2 Tristram Fletcher / Sean Adam 143 Nollamara 2009 / 10 2 Brett Stralow / Paul Slack Smith 143 Bassendean 2008 / 09 3 Lee Macintosh / Mike Kapiteyn 174 Bassendean 1993 / 94 4 Des Baccini / Ray Albert's 122 Victoria Park 1987 / 88 5 Richard Manning / Gareth Foulkes 102 Balcatta 2010 / 11 6 Mark Smith / Dean Phillips 120 Tuart Hill 1996 / 97 7 Brendan Tribbeck / Nick Lyall 132 High Wycombe 2000 / 01 8 Phil Martin / Andrew Sproul 119 John 23rd 1983 / 84 9 Tom Atkinson / Kenn MacPherson 77* Bedford Morley 2007/ 08 10 Nick Ashbrook / Brad Favas 60 Tuart Hill 1993 / 94
Highest Team Score for Applecross 8 for 340 Bentley 2010 / 11 Lowest Oppositions Score 19 Nollamarra 2009 / 10
Highest Individual Score Chas Eadon Clarke Jnr 138 Doubleview 1979 / 80
Best Bowling Performance Terry Clark In An Innings 8 for 36 W.A.I.T. 1986 / 87 Brad Millane In An Match 12 for 36 Victoria Park 1996 / 97 The 8th grade games are either 72 over and 40 over one day games only.
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Grade 9 Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Glen Wright / Grant Morrisey 167 Wembley 1998 / 99 2 Andrew Randles / Brendan Tribbeck 117 Swanbourne 1998 / 99 3 Vince Stackpole / Andrew Sproul 73 Bentley 1997 / 98 4 Gareth Parker / Brendan Tribbeck 138 Thornlie 1998 / 99 5 Rhys Jenkins / Mel Hibbons 109 Mosman Park 1992 / 93 6 Ryan Greenwell / Richard Campbell 98 Ross / Brentwood 1998 / 99 7 Rhys Jenkins / Phil Sinagra 87 Curtin Uni 1992 / 93 8 Nick Ashbrook / Neville Meade 61 no Wembley 1997 / 98 9 Mel Hibbons / Cory Seelman 49 Victoria Park 1992 / 93 10 Jon Pulley / Mark Smith 48 Swanbourne 1997 / 98
Highest Team Score for Applecross 6 for 287 Ross / Brentwood 1992 / 93 Lowest Oppositions Score 35 Kalamunda 2003 / 04
Highest Individual Score Ryan Greenwell 132 no Ross / Brentwood 1992 / 93
Best Bowling Performance Glen Wright in an Innings 7 for 11 Hamersley Carine 1998 / 99
The 9th grade games are either 72 over and 40 over one day games only
Grade 10
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Trevor Blackburn / Ivan Osborne 83 Melville 2010 / 11 2 Ivan Osborne / Gavin Steinberg 114 Melville 2010 / 11 3 Gavin Steinberg / Elton Barendse 118 Curtin Vic Park 2008 / 09 4 Doug Stirling / Brett McGregor 104 Ocean Ridge 2009 / 10 5 Gareth Ringrose / Douglas Stewart 96 Tuart Hill 2008 / 09 6 Jack Barendse / Andrew Sproul 41 South Perth 2009 / 10 7 Andrew Sproul / Dan Rogers 58* Wembley Districts 2008 / 09 8 Alex Kerr / Vince Stackpole 71 Curtin Vic Park 2010 / 11 9 Glen Wright / Glenn Syme 38* Curtin Vic Park 2008 / 09 10 Phil Oats– Boardman / Daniel Prince 52 Curtin Vic Park 2009 / 10
Highest Team Score for Applecross 7 / 333 Bedford Morley 2009 / 10 Lowest Oppositions Score 13 Freo /Mosman Park 2010 / 11
Highest Individual Score Ivan Osborne 116 Melville 2010 / 11
Best Bowling Performance Glen Wright 6 for 18 Whitfords 2008 / 09
Page 40 The 10h grade games are either 72 over and 40 over one day games only. CLUB RECORDS
One Day Competition All 35 Over Games
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Matt Campbell / Mark Hullett 125 Freo / Mosman 2006 / 07 2 Robert Wilton / Ron Kang 195 Murdoch Uni 1993 / 94 3 Al Field / Bruce Calder 195 Bedford Morley 2001 / 02 4 Kenn Macpherson / Brendan Tribbeck 133 Swanbourne 2002 / 03 5 Leigh W/Johnson / Lee Monument 202 Tuart Hill 2004 / 05 6 Robert Wilton / Brad Douglas 122 Tuart Hill 2009 / 10 7 Tom Atkinson / Andrew Evans 83 Doubleview Carine 2008 / 09 8 Leigh W/Johnson / Doug Stirling 76 Western Suburbs 2010 / 11 9 John Austin / John Knight 103 Western Suburbs 2006 / 07 10 Angus Castley / Bruce Calder 48no Freo / Mosman 2006 / 07
Highest Team Score for Applecross 2 for 305 Murdoch Uni 1993 / 94 Lowest Oppositions Score 34 Swan Valley 2007 / 08
Highest Individual Score Robert Wilton 159 Murdoch Uni 1993 / 94
Best Bowling Performance Andrew Banks 6 for 11 Nedlands 1994 / 95 Val Steenholdt 6 for 10 Nollamarra 2000 / 01 Lee Monument 6 for 12 Wembley Districts 2004 / 05
Presidents XI v 100 Gamers Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Gerry Marquis / Brett Stralow 66 100 Gamers 2004 2 Chris Teede / Stefan Perer 66 Presidents XI 2005 3 Richard Mulroney / Doug Stirling 131 Presidents XI 2000 4 Al Field / Andrew Stampalia 53 100 Gamers 2001 5 Chad Steenholdt / Nick Noel 63 100 Gamers 2005 6 Adrian Reynolds / Mike Caulfield 71 100 Gamers 1999 7 Gareth Parker / Adrian Reynolds 26 100 Gamers 1999 8 Bruce Rudrum / Simon Clifford 28 no 100 Gamers 2004 9 Brett McGregor / Brad Weir 24 Presidents XI 2005 10 Burt Baetsen / George Prince 20 Presidents XI 2003
Highest Team Score 7 for 241 Presidents XI 2004 Lowest Oppositions Score 114 100 Gamers 2002
Highest Individual Score Chris Mole 123 no Presidents XI 2002
Best Bowling Performance Burt Baetsen 4 for 16 100 Gamers 2000
Page 41 CLUB RECORDS
Colts U21
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Scott Jackson / Andrew Shakespeare 104 South Perth 2009 / 10 2 Scott Jackson / Brad Rodden 115 Kalamunda 2008 / 09 3 Brad Rodden / Mark Hagar 125 Whitfords 2009 / 10 4 Scott Jackson / Alex James 60 Doubleview Carine 2009 / 10 5 Patrick Henning / Mark Hagar 56 Whitfords 2009 / 10 6 Scott Jackson / Tyron Scott 56 Doubleview Carine 2009 / 10 7 David Ince / McLane Edinger 36 Bedford Morley 2008 / 09 8 9 10 Andrew Cunningham / Greg Hill 40 Western Suburbs 2009 / 10
Highest Team Score for Applecross 2 for 217 Bedford Morley 2009 / 10 Lowest Oppositions Score 96 Balcatta 2010 / 11
Highest Individual Score Brad Rodden 137* Bedford Morley 2009 / 10
Best Bowling Performance David Ince 5 for 21 Subiaco Marist 2008 / 09
20 Twenty Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Andrew Shakespeare / Scott Jackson 87 Curtin Vic Park 2009 / 10 2 Jak Martin / Chandana Pushpalal 89 Kalamunda 2010 / 11 3 Paul Barber / Karl Norwood 65 Curtin Vic Park 2009 / 10 4 Brad Rodden / Karl Norwood 31 Curtin Vic Park 2009 / 10 5 6 7 Chandana Pushpalal / Chris Teede 32 Curtin Vic Park 2010 / 11 8 9 10
Highest Team Score Lowest Oppositions Score
Highest Individual Score Jak Martin 60* Kalamunda 2010 / 11 Jarred Gardner 60 Swan Athletic 2010 / 11 Best Bowling Performance
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Under 16s
Wicket Batsmen Partnership Opposition Year 1 Stuart House / Richard Mulroney 86 Nollamarra 1982 / 83 2 Stefan Perer / Phil Holman 42 Victoria Park 1983 / 84 3 Richard Mulroney / Robert Pulley 91 Mosman Park 1982 / 83 4 Nick Jones / Richard Mulroney 42 Victoria Park 1982 / 83 5 Phil Holman / Dodge 58 Nollamarra 1983 / 84 6 Robert Pulley / Brett McGregor 22 Melville 1982 / 83 7 Jason Ramsay / Robert Pulley 43 Melville 1982 / 83 8 Brett McGregor / S Simons 37 Bedford 1982 / 83 9 Scott Hearing / Robert Pulley 36 Melville 1982 / 83 10 S Simons / G Thaillainath 17 no Tuart Hill 1982 / 83
Highest Team Score for Applecross 9 for 231 Bedford 1982 / 83 Lowest Oppositions Score 55 Victoria Park 1983 / 84
Highest Individual Score Richard Mulroney 100 no Victoria Park 1983 / 84
Best Bowling Performance Jason Ramsay in an Innings 9 for 28 Servite 1983 / 84 Nick Ashbrook In a match 10 for 33 Mosman Park 1982 / 83
Page 43 ELECTED EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2011 /12
The club held its annual general meeting at Shirley Strickland on Monday the 2nd of May 2011.
The following people have been elected and given the honour to manage the club for the next 12 months.
PRESIDENT JOE VENTER
VICE PRESIDENT AL FIELD
SECRETARY SCOTT CURRAN
TREASURER MURRAY TRIBBECK
DIRECTOR DECCAN SHEMBRI
DIRECTOR CARRINGTON SHEPPARD
DIRECTOR SIMON SHUB
DIRECTOR CHAD STEENHOLDT
DIRECTOR CHRIS COOPER
DIRECTOR DICK MANNING
DIRECTOR RYAN CARMODY
POSTAL DELEGATE MURRAY SUTHERLAND
AMPSA DELEGATE ADRIAN REYNOLDS
All Members of the Applecross Cricket Club have to come face to face with a magnificent challenge. We all have the opportunity to contribute to the foundations of a great cricket club. But we will fail the challenge unless we all possess a common goal. To make the Applecross cricket club the best club in suburban turf .
We must never lose sight of this goal, even in times of defeat. Cricket is a game of “ups” and “downs” ,of success and failure. The person who isn't prepared to take disappointment and at times second place, on the chin, soon falls by the wayside .the sign of a good player is the way he comes back after a run of failure .Good players don’t fall easily by the wayside when difficult situations arise .
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