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SUBIACO MARIST CRICKET CLUB 2010/’11 YEARBOOK Contents 1 President’s Report 1 2 2010/11 Executive Committee and Sponsors 2 3 2010/11 Awards and Hall of Fame 3 Trophy Winners 2010/11 Season 3 Grade Batting and Bowling Awards 3 Men’s Team of the Year 4 Hall of Fame Batting 4 Hall of Fame Bowling 4 4 Captains’ Reports and 2010/11 Season Statistics (Seniors) 6 First Grade 6 Second Grade 10 Fifth Grade 14 Seventh Grade 17 Ninth Grade 22 One Day Grade 25 Twenty 20 Division 1 & 2 30 Women’s A Grade 32 5 Team Reports and 2010/11 Season Statistics (Juniors) 38 Boys U/16s 38 Boys U/14s 40 Boys U/12s Maroon 42 Boys U/12s Black 44 Boys U/12s Blue 47 Boys U/11s Maroon 49 Boys U/10s Black 50 Boys U/10s Maroon 52 Boys U/10s Blue 52 Girls U/17s 53 6 Life Membership and Representative Honours 55 Life Members 55 WASTCA Combined Team Representatives 55 Representative Achievements 57 WASTCA Board of Directors Representatives 59 7 Club Records to end of 2010/11 Season 60 Partnership Records 60 Individual Career Milestones 61 Individual Season Records 63 Grade Highest & Lowest Scores 66 Centuries 68 7 Catches/Stumpings in an Innings 74 7 Wickets in an Innings 74 10 Wickets in a Match 77 Grade Partnership Records 78 8 Yearly Results, Premierships and Association Awards 83 9 Player Statistics to end of Season 2010/11 92 1 President’s Report What a strange season it has been and, certainly performance-wise on the field it has been a disappointing one, with the only teams making finals this year being the Under 17 Girls and Under 15 Boys. Congratulations to the U17 girls who took home the flag in their grand final! We do have to ask why we didn’t get more teams in finals, given the pedigree of many of our players. I think there are a number of reasons for this but one big one reason in the senior ranks was a lack of availability of players wanting to play regular two day cricket. It is not ideal to be going cap-in-hand to anyone we know of who might fancy a game of cricket at the weekend, just so we don’t have to forfeit the game! We ought to be having competition for places in teams. In hindsight, the senior mens did not have enough players to run 6 teams. However, at the start of the season, it seemed by the responses to player’s intentions that 6 teams might be viable. Perhaps next season we ought to be more conservative in our estimates of player availability. From a senior men’s perspective, I also think we need to decide what sort of club we want to be – do we want to be a Community Cricket Club for everyone where enjoyment of each other’s company is the most important aspect of playing and being involved in the Club, with match success not so important? Or do we want to have a 1st grade Suburban Turf side, capable of winning the first grade flag, and to be a club capable of winning the Club Championship as we did a few years ago? If we decide we want to become a Champion club on the field, then we certainly need to change the intensity with which we going about things – not only at training but also in our player recruitment, and in our mental preparation for the games. On a more positive note, we had a pretty healthy season financially, mainly due to an increase in the grants and donations that we have received from various organizations this year. Once again, we were very grateful to our loyal band of sponsors: Scarborough Toyota, Sports Specialists, Floreat Physio, Event Cinemas, MKT Tax, Price Advertising for their continued support to the Club. On the social side of things, the season was very enjoyable. Amongst several events during the year, two highlights were another very successful Quiz Night and the Celebrity speakers evening where we were also entertained all night by Geoff Lawson & Bruce Yardley. Both of these events also raised good funds for our Club. Many thanks to the Executive Committee this season– Col Haughton, Sue Volaric, Dale Ballantyne, Dee Appleby, Avril Fahey/Kate Burns and John Lucas, and also many thanks to all the captains of teams this year –your input and direction this season has been greatly appreciated. I would also like to thank all the coaches and managers of the Junior teams for their time and effort in making junior cricket a well organised and enjoyable experience this year. Special mention should go to a club member who received National Honours this year– Gemma Triscari, who was picked in the Australian Shooting Star Squad for their tour to New Zealand. Also congratulations go to all the Club members who represented WA in the Western Fury this past season– Avril Fahey, Nicole Bolton, Kate Burns, Emma King, Gemma Triscari, Ash Endersbee. Special mention also to Avril Fahey, who played her 150th game for Western Fury in November, making her one of the longest serving cricketers in WA, and the longest serving female cricketer in WA. Well done Avril I am stepping down as President for this coming season, having had two very enjoyable years at the helm. I wish the new president, Col Haughton, and the new Exec committee all the best for the season. Let’s remember the Spirit, Mateship, Character and Commitment that exists at our Club and build on these virtues in everything that we do around the Club next season and in seasons to come. David Price 1 2 2010/11 Executive Committee and Sponsors President David Price Chair - Senior Men John Lucas Chair - Female Emma Dawbin Chair - Junior Boys Sue Volaric Chair - Finance Colin Haughton Chair - Sponsorship and Funding Dale Ballantyne Quality Improvement and Strategy Dale Ballantyne Administration Officer Dee Appelby Sponsors Scarborough Toyota Scarborough Beach Road, Osborne Park Contact: Andrew Howes 9273 1000 Your one stop shop for everything Toyota - new and used cars finance, parts and accessories Sports Specialists Floreat Forum Shopping Centre Contact: Alistair Barnes 9382 4404 A long term supporter of SMCC Floreat Physio 21 Oceanic Drive, Floreat Contact: Sean Sargent 9383 7255 MKT Tax Advisors Level 11, 216 St George's Terrace, Perth Contact: Justin McGovern 9481 8448 Price Advertising & Consulting 227 Bagot Road, Subiaco Contact: David Price 9382 8880 2 3 2010/11 Awards and Hall of Fame Trophy Winners 2010/11 Season The Pat Kenny Champion Cricketer Daniel Reid Nicole Bolton The Wakefield Encouragement Award Jack McClung Stephanie Searle The Frank Hilsz/Alice Warren Club Fielding Award Damien Mills The Kennedy/Lucas/Townsing Club Person Award Richard Somerville The President's Consistency Award Daniel Reid The Pauline Drage Most Improved Award James Galati Grade Batting and Bowling Awards 1st Grade Batting Ave: Craig Robinson 41.4 Agg: Craig Robinson 331 Bowling Ave: Daniel Reid 24.8 Agg: Daniel Reid 22 3rd Grade Batting Ave: Damien Mills 35.1 Agg: Damien Mills 246 Bowling Agg: Jeff Booth 16 Agg: Damien Mills 16 5th Grade Batting Ave: Zulf Khan 21.6 Agg: Zulf Khan 216 Bowling Ave: Chris Connell 9.19 Agg: Chris Connell 21 Agg: James Galati 21 7th Grade Batting Ave: Agg: Chris O’Neill 199 Bowling Ave: Agg: Graham Harley 14 9th Grade Batting Ave: Agg: Chris Olley 175 Bowling Ave: Chris Olley 18.0 Agg: Chris Olley 15 One Day Grade Batting Ave: Cory Johnson 53.8 Agg: Cory Johnson 269 Bowling Agg: Graham Harley 12 Agg: Tim Monkhouse 12 Womens ‘A’ Batting Ave: Nicole Bolton 44.0 Agg: Nicole Bolton 396 Bowling Ave: Emma King 8.8 Agg: Emma King 18 3 Senior Men’s Team of the Year 1. Peter Hood 305 runs @ 33.9 2. Zulf Khan 286 runs @ 28.6 3. Damien Mills 261 runs @ 26.1 & 16 wkts @ 19.44 4. Benjiv Sandhu 254 runs @ 36.3 5. Craig Robinson 331 runs @ 41.4 6. Anthony Spiteri 398 runs @ 49.75 7. Daniel Reid 236 runs @ 29.5 & 22 wkts @ 24.8 8. Chris O’Neill 244 runs @ 17.4 & 17 dismissals 9. Chris Connell 24 wkts @ 9.5 10. James Galati 23 wkts @ 17.6 11. Adam Wray 28 wkts @ 16.0 Hall of Fame Batting Centuries Runs Player Grade Opponent 120 Nicole Bolton W’A Midland-Guildford 114* Craig Robinson 1st Bentley 114* Anthony Spiteri 5th Swanbourne 102* Peter Hood 9th Bassendean 101* Damien Mills 3rd Bentley Hall of Fame Bowling Hat-tricks Player Grade Opponent Justin Robinson One Day Freo/Mos Park 5 Wickets in an Innings Player O M R W Grade Opponent Joseph Fitzgerald 3 0 18 6 T20 Div 2 Nollamara Adam Wray 23.5 12 33 6 7 Freo/Mos Park Daniel Reid 17.1 3 44 6 1 Swan Valley Jack McLung 18 1 49 6 5 Balcatta Chris Connell 6 2 11 5 5 Wembley Districts 4 Emma King 4 1 13 5 Womens A Grade Rockingham Mandurah Bhavisha Devchand 7 0 18 5 Womens A Grade Midland Guildford Anthony Byrne 4 0 22 5 One Day Div 1 Melville Adam Wray 14.3 4 29 5 7 Wembley Districts Graham Harley 6 0 30 5 One Day Div 1 Applecross Trevor Collins 8 0 33 5 7 Wembley Districts Damien Mills 10 0 40 5 3 Swan Valley Daniel Reid 18 4 55 5 1 Bedford Morley Chris Olley 18 1 63 5 9 Curtin Vic Park Stuart French 17.4 2 72 5 1 Wembley Districts Daniel Reid 21.5 3 76 5 1 Bentley Chris Connell 16 3 84 5 5 Applecross 5 4 Captains’ Reports and 2010/11 Season Statistics (Seniors) First Grade Captain: Wade Spilcker Position: 11th Vice Captain: Shane Properjohn 3 Wins, 8 Losses Having been promoted back to 1st grade on the back of the previous season’s 2nd Grade, flag the team and club entered 2010/11 with a positive outlook and a belief that we had a team to be successful against the competitions best.
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