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Banyule Cricket Club BANYULE CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2016/2017 SEASON 0 Premiers Vets B & D Grades 2016/2017 1 The Banyule Cricket Club gratefully thanks the following Corporate Sponsors for their very generous support in 2016 - 2017 Banyule Cricket Club Contact Sponsors GOLD CORPORATE SPONSORS Hocking Stuart – Greensborough & Ivanhoe 106 Grimshaw St Greensborough 3088 Daniel Sheean & Ph. 9432 1988. 171 Upper Heidelberg Rd Walter Ortner Ivanhoe 3079. Ph. 9499 5611 www.hockingstuart.com.au Bonola Automotives 13 Simms Rd Greensborough 3088 George & Matt Ph. 9435 5134 www.bonolaautomotives.com.au Harp of Erin Hotel 636 High St, East Kew 3102 Ph. 9859 1631 www.harpoferin.com.au Melbourne Restaurants – Where You Get 10 of the Best Michael Asbury 2 Parkview Ave Greensborough 3088 Ph. 0416 032 671 www.melbournerestaurants.com.au Concept Partners – Promotional Merchandise 35 Concorde Dve, Keilor Park 3042 Peter Adams & Ph. 1300 776 267 Darren Attard www.conceptpartners.net.au Richard Hartnett Chartered Accountants Lvl D, 42 Upper Heidelberg Rd, Ivanhoe 3079 Rick Hartnett Ph. 9499 1590 KCM Travel Lvl 1, Shop 5/94-96 Grimshaw St Kerstin Masson Greensborough 3088 Ph: 9439 9666 www.kcmtravel.com.au Ralph D’Silva Holden Preston 573-603 High St Preston 3072 Ph: 9999 3295 www.ralphdsilvaholden.com.au 2 CONTENTS Item Page Banyule Cricket Club Records BCC Life Members 4 BCC Honour Board – Office Bearers 4-5 Club Competition Awards 6-8 - Premiers / Runners-Up - Life Members - Best & Fairest winners Annual Report 2016-17 Media Channels 9 Office Bearers 9 AGM Notification Season 2016-17 9 Cricket Season Overview 10-15 - Team performances - Captains, Vice-Captains & Junior Coaches - BCC Season Awards - Individual Performances - Finals Results President’s Report 16 Secretary’s Report 17 Treasurer’s Report and Financial Statements 18-20 Social VP’s Report 21 Coaches Report 22 Senior Cricket Reports & Averages 23-34 - MS-Grade - D-Grade - F1-Grade - G1-Grade - Vets A, Vets B, Vets C & Vets D Grades Junior Cricket Reports & Averages 39-50 - Junior Coordinators Report - U18 - U16 Blue - U14 Blue & U14 Yellow - U12 Blue, U12 Teal, U12 Yellow & U12 White - U12 Development Milo Cricket 51 T20 Blast Appendices 52-55 - Seniors Best & Fairest - Graeme Renshaw Trophy - Club Championship Results - Double-Wicket Winners 3 BANYULE CRICKET CLUB RECORDS LIFE MEMBERS G. Stott, J. Barber, D. Johnston*, G. Cross, L. Drayton, M. Anderson*, G. Chapman, G. Renshaw, D. Richmond*, J. Veal, (Mrs.) H. Anderson, N. Anderson, G. J. Anderson, G. W. Anderson, R. Gill*, S. Smith*, (Mrs.) J Richmond*, A. Dalziel, B. Russell, R. Lloyd, (Mrs.) D. Veal*, R. Butler*, G. Place, (Miss) L. Richmond*, T. Veal, M. Fraumano, N. Butterworth*, B. Bowler, G. Russell, W. Gibson, D. Veal, P. Barnes, S. Butler, (Mrs.) I. Butler, M. Phillips, G. Barnes, M. O’Ryan, C. Carroll, D. Butterworth, F. Chowdary, G. Clapton, P. Davis, M. Harte * Deceased Vale Steve “Harry” Smith and Mrs Dorothy Veal who recently passed away. As life members your service and contribution to the club is gratefully remembered and sincerely thanked. Our thoughts are with your families. OFFICE BEARERS 1972 - Season President Secretary Treasurer Captain/Coach 1972-73 M.Anderson F.Scott G.Cross M.Anderson 1973-74 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith R.Gurney 1974-75 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith M.Oldis 1975-76 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith G.Renshaw 1976-77^ A.Henderson D.Richmond D.Johnston G.Renshaw 1977-78 D.Johnston D.Richmond P.Scown G.Renshaw 1978-79 J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Gill 1979-80^ J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1980-81 J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1981-82 A.Dalziel D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1982-83 A.Dalziel D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1983-84^ G.Renshaw D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1984-85^ G.Renshaw D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1985-86 N.Butterworth D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1986-87 N.Butterworth D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1987-88^ R.Lloyd D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1988-89^ R.Lloyd D.Richmond T.Veal G.J.Anderson 1989-90^ J.Veal D.Richmond M.Veal G.J.Anderson 1990-91 J.Veal D.Richmond M.Veal G.J.Anderson 1991-92 J.Veal D.Richmond D.Gazzola G.J.Anderson 1992-93^ N.Butterworth D.Richmond D.Gazzola G.J.Anderson/R.McKinlay 1993-94 N.Butterworth D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1994-95^ G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1995-96 G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1996-97 G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Rumble J.Canestra 1997-98 G.Place W.Gibson D.Rumble G.J.Anderson 1998-99 G.Place W.Gibson D.Rumble G.J.Anderson 1999-00 G.Place W.Gibson M.Phillips A.Gannon 2000-01^ G.Place W.Gibson M.Phillips P Barnes/A.Gannon 2001-02^ G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O’Connor 2002-03 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O’Connor 2003-04 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O’Connor 2004-05 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips P. Barnes/A.Gannon 4 2005-06 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips M. Butera 2006-07 G.J.Anderson T.Veal D. Butterworth M. Butera 2007-08 M. Phillips P Barnes D. Butterworth J. Wilson 2008-09^ M Phillips P Barnes D Butterworth J Wilson/B O’Connor D Butterworth (Coach) 2009-10 M Phillips P Barnes D Butterworth B O’Connor/D Barnes 2010-11 M Asbury P Barnes D Butterworth B O’Connor/L Dahl 2011-12 M Asbury P Barnes D Butterworth J Wilson/L Dahl 2012-13 M Asbury P Barnes D Butterworth G Butterworth 2013-14 M Asbury P Barnes S Clapton J Wilson/G Butterworth 2014-15 M Asbury P Barnes S Clapton G Butterworth/R Hartnett 2015-16 G Clapton P Barnes S Clapton R Hartnett 2016-17 G Clapton P Barnes S Clapton R Hartnett 5 HDCA AWARDS (Years 1967 – 2012) HEIDELBERG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION TEAM AWARDS PREMIERS SENIORS A Grade 10 (1) 1983-84, 1984-85, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90, 1992-93, 1994-95, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2007-08 (One day) 2008-09 B Grade 3 (1) 1976-77*, 1979-80*, 1994-95, 2005-06 (One day) C Grade 7 1968-69*^, 1993-94, 2000-01, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2006-07, 2008-09 D Grade 2 1972-73^, 2003-04 E Grade 4 1977-78, 1987-88, +1997-98, 2001-02 F Grade 2 1972-73^, 1984-85 Vets Grade 1 2011-12 JUNIORS Under 16/17 9 1974-75, 1975-76, 1981-82, 1989-90, 1991-92, 2002–03, 2004-05+, 2007-08, 2011-12+ Under 14/15 6 1972-73^, 1979-80, 1985-86+, 1999-2000, 2001-02, 2005-06, 2011-12 Under 12/13 6 1998-99+, 2000-01, 2003-04+, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2009-10, 2011-12 Under 11 N/A RUNNERS-UP SENIORS A Grade 5 1999-2000, 2003-04, 2006-07, 2009-10, 2010-11 B Grade 5 1971-72*^, 1988-89, 1996-97, 2005-06, 2006-07 C Grade 1 1982-83 D Grade 8 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2011-12 E Grade 1 1990-91 JUNIORS Under 16/17 4 1978-79,1984-85, 2009-10, 2010-11 Under 14/15 6 1988-89, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2009-10 (x2), 2010-11 Under 12/13 4 2001-02, 2002-03, 2006-07, 2008-09 Under 11 N/A * Clubs 1st XI, ^ Played as Rosanna Presbyterians, + Tie & In 2008-09 the HDCA changed competitive junior grades to Under 13, 15 & 17’s HEIDELBERG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Life Member Don Richmond 6 HDCA Best & Fairest Player Award Winners 1988-89 N Butterworth B Grade 1994-95 P Barnes A Grade 2000-01 R Felthouse B Grade 2003-04 B O’Connor A Grade 2004-05 R Kernaghan D Grade 2005-06 G Barnes C Grade 2006-07 B O’Connor A Grade B Russell C Grade 2007-08 P Davis B Grade 2008-09 B O’Connor A Grade 2011-12 G Clapton D Grade DVCA AWARDS (Year 2013 - ) DIAMMOND VALLEY CRICKET ASSOCIATION TEAM AWARDS PREMIERS SENIORS D Grade 1 2013-14 E Grade 1 2013-14 Vets A Grade 1 2015-16 Vets B Grade 1 2016-17 Vets D Grade 1 2016-17 JUNIORS Under 14 1 2013-14 Under 12 2 2014-15, 2015-16 RUNNERS-UP SENIORS MS Grade 1 2014-15 C Grade 1 2014-15 D Grade 1 2012-13 F Grade 1 2016-17 G Grade 1 2012-13 Vets B Grade 1 2012-13 Vets D Grade 1 2014-15 JUNIORS Under 18 2 2013-14, 2014-15 Under 16 1 2012-13 7 Under 14 1 2014-15 Under 12 2 2013-14, 2016-17 8 BANYULE CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2016-2017 The committee has much pleasure in presenting the Annual Report of the Banyule Cricket Club Incorporated for season 2016/2017 covering the period from 1 May 2016 to 30 April 2017. MEDIA CHANNELS Website: http://www.banyulecc.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/Banyulecc Twitter: twitter.com/Crazy_Bears For club news and events, BCC Publications and Howzats, past Annual Reports, History and photo gallery please see our website OFFICE BEARERS 2016 - 2017 President: Graham Clapton Secretary: Philip Barnes Treasurer: Scott Clapton Vice Presidents: Lucas Willoughby (Bar & Canteen) Kari Neilson (Social) Junior Manager: Michael Harte Junior Secretary: James McIntyre General Committee: Mick Asbury, Jordan Prasad, Scott Butler, Brett Oliver, Craig Hunniford, Fraser Neilson, Nick Murray, Connor Lennox, Sam Place Senior Coach: Ryan Hartnett Vets Coordinator: Geoff Place Milo In2Cricket Steve Pinner Coordinator: T20 Blast Coordinator: Steve Pinner ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2016-17 Banyule Cricket Club Annual General Meeting Wednesday 20th September 2017 @ 8.00 pm Merv.
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