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Northern District Cricket Association Incorporated NORTHERN DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED CENTENARY of SEASONS 103rd ANNUAL REPORT and FINANCIAL STATEMENT SEASON 2014 –2015 SATURDAY AFTERNOON SATURDAY MORNING (Senior) COMPETITION COMPETITION Clubs Teams Players Teams Players 1934 – 35 19 32 542 1935 – 36 21 34 581 1936 – 37 20 35 561 1937 – 38 22 36 578 1938 – 39 21 39 603 6 103 1939 – 40 22 37 509 8 116 1940 – 41 18 26 441 8 116 1941 – 45 No competition due to war 1945 – 46 15 23 433 1946 – 47 19 30 531 1947 – 48 24 39 676 1948 – 49 26 44 772 1949 – 50 24 36 616 4 75 1950 – 51 22 34 582 6 75 1951 – 52 22 30 571 7 90 1952 – 53 21 31 590 7 1953 – 54 26 37 669 6 1954 – 55 22 32 595 6 1955 – 56 18 29 539 8 1956 – 57 20 30 548 11 165 1957 – 58 17 24 453 21 325 1958 – 59 23 28 511 25 375 1959 – 60 19 23 414 27 450 1960 – 61 18 22 441 31 517 1961 – 62 22 30 511 49 750 1962 – 63 22 32 561 55 850 1963 – 64 23 33 640 59 900 1964 – 65 23 38 751 65 950 1965 – 66 22 28 568 68 1020 1966 – 67 21 29 570 72 110 1967 – 68 17 26 550 54 860 1968 – 69 15 26 570 50 750 1969 – 70 18 27 509 57 855 1970 – 71 19 26 482 59 944 1971 – 72 18 27 501 69 1035 1972 – 73 19 33 620 91 1456 1973 – 74 24 41 756 75 1158 1974 – 75 22 42 777 71 1080 1975 – 76 26 46 905 101 1433 1976 – 77 26 45 877 95 1336 1977 – 78 28 54 1077 104 1352 1978 – 79 26 55 1032 97 1164 1979 – 80 26 47 827 90 1170 1980 – 81 30 48 874 92 1104 1981 – 82 31 50 941 93 1116 1982 – 83 27 52 1010 92 1151 1983 – 84 30 50 943 89 1112 1984 – 85 25 43 826 87 1246 1985 – 86 26 45 830 91 1140 1986 – 87 24 43 801 80 960 1987 – 88 23 46 862 61 750 1988 – 89 24 45 861 57 700 1989 – 90 19 44 847 58 726 1990 – 91 21 45 807 64 750 1991 – 92 22 45 839 57 712 1992 – 93 23 45 817 62 854 1993 – 94 25 48 887 85 1020 1994 – 95 21 44 806 88 1106 1995 – 96 22 47 798 91 1204 1996 – 97 20 46 800 88 1325 1997 – 98 19 50 836 101 1421 1998 – 99 16 46 826 88 1320 1999 – 00 15 48 797 87 1403 2000 – 01 15 48 752 83 1246 2001 – 02 13 44 734 85 1238 2002 – 03 11 40 661 72 1068 2003 – 04 11 38 647 72 907 2004 – 05 10 36 600 65 900 2005 – 06 9 32 545 73 993 2006 – 07 9 32 545 74 1005 2007 – 08 9 34 620 71 1207 2008 – 09 8 36 611 68 927 2009 – 10 7 37 632 75 1088 2010 – 11 7 32 528 67 767 2011 – 12 7 31 533 62 764 2012 – 13 7 30 528 66 766 2013 – 14 8 26 457 69 760 2014 – 15 9 28 502 67 753 NORTHERN DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION ABN 30 413 972 119 (Affiliated with the NSW Districts Cricket Association) Notice is hereby given that the 103rd Annual Presentation of Trophies and Premiership Caps will be held at Ryde - Eastwood Leagues Club 117 Ryedale Road, West Ryde Wednesday 20th May, 2015 at 7:30pm and the 103rd Annual General Meeting of the Association will be held at Ryde – Eastwood Leagues Club 117 Ryedale Road, West Ryde Monday, 1st June, 2015 at 7:30pm BUSINESS: To receive and consider the Annual Report and Financial Statement To elect the following Officers and Committees: Patron President Senior Vice-President and Vice-Presidents Treasurer Administration Officer Executive Committee To transact any Business that may be brought forward in accordance with the Rules of the Association PO Box 692, Craig Menzies, Administration Officer Pennant Hills, NSW 1715 email: [email protected] Mobile: 0426 267 080 May 2015 1 OFFICE BEARERS, SEASON: 2014– 2015 Patron: J. Prowse, Cr. J. Chedid Senior Vice-Patron: Vacant Vice-Patrons: Hon. P. Ruddock M.P., K. Stimson, J. Hull OAM President: P. Azize Senior Vice-President: P. Stapleton Vice-Presidents: K. McCann, G. Coy, C. Marsden, J. Prowse, K. Mansell, W. McDonald Executive Committee: K. Gray, A. Harrison, D. Adams, S. Besanvale M. Roberts, A. Tenni, M. Barry Junior Representative on Executive Committee: G. Berriman (Chairman) N.D. Umpires Association Representative on Executive Committee: B. Flint Grading Committee: J. Hutchinson, A. Tenni, A. Dwyer Selection Committee: The Managers of the Representative Teams Delegates to N.S.W. Districts Cricket Association: P. Azize, C. Menzies Delegate to N.D. Umpires Association: J. P. Crane Honorary Auditor: G. Kay Treasurer: P. Vanderlight Administration Officer: C. Menzies Delegates to Northern Metro C.C: J. P. Crane Delegate to Cumberland C.C: R. Flint Wet Weather: K. Gray, A. Harrison, D. Arnott 2 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REPORT On behalf of the Executive Committee, I am pleased to present the 103rd Annual Report for 2014 – 2015 for your consideration. We have just completed our second year of the NCU Competition (which is the joint comp from our Top 6 teams playing the Top 6 teams from Northern Suburbs) and again it was successful. In A Grade , our 3 teams (Rydalmere, North Ryde RSL and West Ryde Rovers) took the Top 3 places with Rydalmere defeating West Ryde in the final. In A Reserve (our 3 teams Carlingford, North Ryde RSL and Rydalmere) made the top 4 with Carlingford defeating North Ryde RSL in the final. Congratulations to all teams for flying the flag for NDCA and showing the strength of our competition in this joint venture. During the season the Presidents from Manly, Hornsby-Kuringgai, Norths and NDCA had a meeting to discuss all things cricket and where we can help each other and what we can do to strengthen our competition. Another successful outcome from this meeting was to work together in dealing with Cricket NSW so our common interests could be put across as a bloc. This season the “Spirit of Cricket” Awards went to : 1st Grade Carlingford Waratahs (A Reserve) 3rd Grade Rydalmere Maroon 4th Grade Vikings Blue 5th Grade Epping YMCA Red Paul Kilby has become the first Captain to lead a team to 2 consecutive “Spirit of Cricket” awards and in its first 2 years in operation for the NDCA Lower Grades. This is a testament to Paul’s sportsmanship and character and his dealings with the Opposition. In Judiciary news there were too many “Spirit of Cricket” issues. This is park cricket with plenty of kids, their fathers and players over 40 years of age out to have an enjoyable time playing Saturday afternoon cricket. We don’t need swearing, sledging and nonstop verballing in our competition. There are plenty of vacancies in grade and shires cricket for those who want to play to win at all costs and get involved in this behaviour. I implore our Club Delegates to reinforce this message to their teams that it is park cricket and playing with mates and enjoying the game should be paramount. Our Umpires did a sterling job throughout the year and we appreciate the vital part they play in our game. Our regular Umpires were Ian Sinden, John Van der Light, Greg Berriman, Nirmal de Silva, Christiaan Kennedy and Vimalan Shan and the report back from the Captains during the year was that they all did an excellent job. For the second year in a row, Christiaan Kennedy took out the Umpire of the Year Award. Christiaan topped the ratings in all 3 categories (accurate decisions, match management and positive involvement in the game). Christiaan led the polling in both the NCU and NDCA Comps and so his award as our Umpire of the Year is well deserved. Special thanks to Homer Paxton for organizing the Umpires again this year and for ensuring we had plenty of Umpires available for the Junior and Seniors Finals. To those Umpires who Umpired a few games in our comp or did Rep Games we thank you as well This year we had 6 senior teams competing in the merged NCU comp and 22 teams in the NDCA 3rd-5th grade comps for a total of 28 Senior Teams. Total players registered were 502. This year we welcomed Cheetahs Cricket Club into our Competition and in their first year they made it through to the semis. 3 We had 57 teams in our Junior competitions (u10s to u16s). or teams registered to compete across the 10 Junior grades from Under 16 to Under 9 which was a decrease of 2 teams from last season. We convey our thanks to the Junior Committee in running the Junior competitions and the assistance provided from the Clubs. This year for the first time we introduced semi finals for all our Junior Comps with 6 or more teams. We did this for several reasons: as not all teams play each other the same amount of times in a 2 day game, it keeps the competition open rather than some teams losing interest early if they have a poor start and semi finals and finals are exciting, pressure games and this can only benefit all cricketers. The overwhelming response was that the semi final format was a huge success and really added another dimension to the Junior Competition.
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