52nd
Annual Report & Financial Statement
2008/09 Season
Manly Warringah Junior Cricket Assoc Inc Manly Warringah Junior Cricket Association
2008/09 Association Committee
Chairman Rob McKenna Vice President Gary Chester Secretary Diana Pecar Assistant Secretary Vicki Carden Treasurer Danielle Simpson Representative Chairman Geoff Mee
Club Representatives Beacon Hill Rob McKenna Collaroy Plateau Vicki Carden Cromer Matt Holland Forest Frank Peake Harbord Devils Graeme White Peninsula Paul Johnson Seaforth Ron Watkins St Augustines James Scholtens St Pius X Michael Simpson Wakehurst Ross Denny
Life Members
Bob Lind Michael Pawley Tony Pecar David Quarford Bob Rollins Peter Tasker Ron Watkins
President’s Report
Welcome to the 2008/09 52nd Annual Report for the Manly Warringah Junior Cricket Association Incorporated.
As president I welcome you to read this report.
The 2008/09 season was my first as president of ‘your’ association, having taken over from Tony Pecar. I refer the association as “yours” as it belongs to the players, parents, coaches, managers, friends, supporters and the 10 clubs that compete in the Saturday morning competition. You are the association.
In June 2008 the Association was confronted with the discovery that our financial funds had allegedly been misappropriated. With the new season only a matter of weeks away, it was discovered we were left with little if any money in our accounts. To compound this we still had outstanding debts to settle. With the help and support of the committee, clubs, Warringah Shires, the Manly Warringah District Cricket Club and NSW Cricket we managed to work through our issues and are now back on our track financially.
This season, 105 teams took part in the Saturday morning competition. In addition to this there were 22 kanga teams. ‘In 2 cricket’ was launched and replaced ‘Have-a-Go’ this season and was run by Wakehurst, Cromer and Collaroy. The numbers of boys and girls that attended were outstanding which leaves the association in a good position for players in future seasons.
Our representative season was of mixed fortunes. Apart from the U15 Weblin Shield team, no other teams made it through to the semis. The U15’s had an excellent season making it through to the final against Penrith at Emu Plains. Although we did not win, the team did their best and represented the association in the spirit that we are renowned for. Just when he thought he had retired, a special thanks must go to Geoff Mee for stepping in and performing the role of Representative Chairperson. Without you Geoff and the other representative committee members the representative season would not have happened for Manly Warringah.
We continue to lobby the three councils whose playing fields we use for better facilities. Unfortunately with the over-use the fields suffer from due to the winter sports we continue to make do with what we have. Until further open spaces for sports are acquired by councils, the situation will not improve.
I would like to thank the following association sponsors: Mike Pawley’s Sports Warehouse, Manly Rentals and the Manly Warringah Coaching School. With the financial hardship we were confronted with this season your generosity will never be forgotten. Additional sponsors are always welcome to assist in the high costs of running the association.
The Association Committee (Secretary, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer) have done an exceptional job this season considering the circumstances we were faced with. The club delegates again have provided such valuable input and support (the healthy debates at meetings, ending in late nights). With such support it has made my job much easier and it has been a pleasure to perform the role of president.
The conclusion of season 2008/09 marks the end of junior cricket for some players and families. I wish you well in your future sporting endeavours, be it in cricket or another code. It is hoped that the memories of your junior cricket days will be fond ones, which will live with you forever.
I congratulate all teams for the manner in which you played season 2008/09. For teams who won premierships and players who won individual awards, well done.
Best wishes and looking forward to a successful 2009/10 season.
Rob McKenna
Secretary’s Report
I took over the role of Secretary in July 2008 and began the process of gathering information for the fraud case against MWJCA. This is ongoing.
During the year I have:
• Tried to gather as much history of the Association as possible, including Minutes of Meetings, Association Records, and History of Winning Teams. • Incorporated the Association. • Drafted a new Constitution and had it approved. • Set up new Bank accounts for the Association and worked with Danielle Simpson, the Treasurer, to get processes in place. • Put together a comprehensive Annual Report which includes details of all Saturday morning competitions, representative team reports, records, winning teams etc. • Set up and maintained the Member database.
On behalf of MWJCA and all players, I take this opportunity to thanks Vicki Carden for taking on the role of Competition Secretary for the season, and also to Danielle Simpson for taking on the Treasurer’s responsibilities.
I wish the Association all the best for the future.
Diana Pecar Financial Statement
Profit and Loss Account for the period ended 30 April 2009
Income Team Fees 30,623.50 Ground Levy 22,952.25 Representative Teams 20,840.00 Winter Training 2,900.00 Sponsorship, Donations 5,500.00 Other 658.00 83,473.75
Less Expenses Audit 500.00 Affiliation Fee, DCA 110.00 Representative Teams 29,475.85 MWP Sporting Union Levies 12,613.00 Grounds 10,353.00 Winter Training 6,100.00 Association Costs 3,541.61 Bank Charges, etc 388.70 63,082.15
Net Profit for period held in Equity Funds $20,391.59
Balance Sheet as at 30 April 2009
Current Assets Cash at Bank 20,391.59
Total Assets $20,391.59
Represented by
Equity Accumulated Funds 20,391.59
Equity Funds $20,391.59
The Eric Palmer Bat Award
Since 1966 this prestigious award has been presented to an outstanding performer in the Saturday morning competition. Over the years, many winners have gone on to play grade cricket. The Executives takes into account a cricketer’s performance both on and off the field, his efforts in the Saturday morning competition, his availability and efforts in the District Representative games, and achievements in cricket outside our competition.
We are pleased to announce that this year’s Eric Palmer Bat Award winner is Toby Poole from Harbord Devils Junior Cricket Club.
The Eric Palmer Bat Award Winners Year Name Club 1989/90 Darren Benson Wakehurst 1966/67 Greg Bush Seaforth 1990/91 Cameron Cromer 1967/68 Stephen St Augustines Lawes Buchanan 1991/92 Gaetan Juul Cromer 1968/69 Lee Woodward Frenchs Forest 1992/93 Steven Ware Peninsula 1969/70 Sam Mesite CBC 1993/94 Michael Dunn Wakehurst 1970/71 Mark Jolly Seaforth Redbacks 1971/72 Michael Dee Why RSL 1994/95 Richie Rainey Wakehurst McGuire Redbacks 1972/73 Terry Collaroy Plateau 1995/96 Ryan Bonnor Forest Districts McTeigue 1996/97 Michael Wakehurst 1973/74 Ian Travers Wakehurst Cosentino Redbacks 1974/75 Andrew Frazer CBC 1997/98 Ben King Wakehurst 1975/76 Andrew Frazer CBC Redbacks 1976/77 Neil Allambie 1998/99 Michael Seaforth YC Tuckerman Ashton 1977/78 John Sanders Terrey Hills 1999/00 Luke Edgell Cromer 1978/79 David Batty BelroseRLCC 2000/01 Luke Campbell St Augustines 1979/80 Ian Gately St Augustines 2001/02 Jack Hinksman Wakehurst 1980/81 Cameron Beacon Hill YC Redbacks Williamson 2002/03 Jack Ritchie Cromer 1981/82 David Ford Palm Beach 2003/04 Peter Lindsay Forest Districts 1982/83 Warren Evans Forest Districts 2004/05 Lucas Frazer Seaforth 1983/84 Shawn Redbacks 2005/06 Maxwell St Augustines Bradstreet Burgess 1984/85 Miles Cornish Forest 2006/07 Edward St Augustines Anglicans Burgess 1985/86 Brad Verrills Redbacks 2007/08 Nick Collaroy Plateau 1986/87 Simon Couch Beacon Hill YC McLachlan 1987/88 Darren Wakehurst 2008/09 Toby Poole Harbord Bradstreet 1988/89 Peter Capp Beacon Hill YC Spirit of Cricket Award
The Spirit of Cricket Award is awarded to a team, nominated by another club, which has displayed examples of upholding the game in the true spirit of cricket.
CONGRATULATIONS to this year’s winning team - Wakehurst Redbacks U12 Div 1
Joshua Charles Matthew Hickman Angus Penn Tom Church Callum Hurst Liam Rudd Hayden Gullick Braden King Oliver Smith Ryan Haskard Lachlan McDiarmid Mitchell Staniforth Coach: Phil King Manager: Mark Haskard
2008/09 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP was won by Peninsula Junior Cricket Club
CRITERIA FOR ASSOCIATION AWARDS
BATTING – to qualify, a batsman must bat in 8 innings and score 100 runs or more during the season.
BOWLING – to qualify, a bowler must take 15 wickets and bowl 30 overs during the season.
in2CRICKET in2CRICKET is the new entry-level program, formerly known as MILO Have-A-Go. MILO in2CRICKET is designed to give boys and girls a chance to take part in a variety of activities to develop cricket, physical fitness and social skills, sportsmanship and an understanding of the game of cricket. The emphasis is on fun and involvement.
The following Clubs established an in2CRICKET program this year: Collaroy Plateau, Cromer and Wakehurst Redbacks.
Kanga Cricket
The aim of Kanga Cricket is to enable EVERY player to have a chance of success as well as participating in an enjoyable game. To achieve this, coaches adopt a flexible attitude and are prepared to adjust wicket length, speed of bowling etc to suit each player’s size, strength and ability. Coaches can offer ON THE SPOT coaching/assistance which includes encouragement and reinforcement. The minimum age is 6 years as at 31st August with 6-8 players in a team, although a maximum of 10 players is allowed. Games must be completed within 90 minutes of the start of play.
The teams participating this season were: Collaroy Plateau Megawatts Harbord 1 Collaroy Plateau Kilowatts Harbord 2 Collaroy Plateau Gigawatts Harbord 3 Cromer Kanga-Pats Harbord 4 Cromer Kanga-Bobcats Harbord 5 Cromer Kanga-Roos Peninsula Crocodiles Cromer Kanga-Kings Seaforth Sea Eagles Cromer Kanga-Toos Seaforth Kookaburras Forest White Wakehurst Funnel Webs Forest Green Wakehurst Trapdoors Forest Bloo Wakehurst Huntsmen
Under 9’s
The aim of Under 9’s Average cricket is to develop ALL players of ALL abilities. There are no statistics for batsmen or bowlers and the score of the match is the average result obtained by dividing the number of runs scored by the number of wickets lost. The teams participating in this season were: Beacon Hill Peninsula Dog Fish Collaroy Plateau Electrons Peninsula Tiger Sharks Collaroy Plateau Electrodes Peninsula Killer Whales Collaroy Plateau Neutrons Seaforth Lions Cromer Crocs Seaforth Tigers Cromer Waugh Lords Seaforth Leopards Forest Green Wakehurst Green Forest White Wakehurst White Harbord Maroon Wakehurst Black Harbord White
The Ron Buroughs Trophy - Under 10 Division 1
Joint Premiers: PENINSULA RED EMPERORS AND WAKEHURST REDBACKS GREEN
Wakehurst Redbacks Green: Dexter Anderson Spencer Edwards William Lynch Aiden Bariol Robert Fenn Jamie Morris Lachlan Brown Harrison Graham Luke Perrignon Lachlan Charles Lachlan Greig Ben Riddiough Barney Donaghy Toby Kovacs Jackson Byrnes Coach: Michael Kovacs Manager: Seana Smith
Peninsula Red Emperors: Liam Alexander Kahn Hansen Leo Norman Harry Binding Cooper Johns Daniel Samus Liam Brown Oscar Murphy Michael Sywak Max Facer Mitchell Nehrybecki James Valentino Coach: Peter Norman Manager: Melisa Murphy
Under 10 – Division 2
Premiers: BEACON HILL RED
Jack Date Elliot Forbes-Smith Matthew Johnson Jessie Drake Brandon Harris Sam Kelly Luke Duce Lachlan Hopper Jack McKenna Tom (T.J.) Duce Daniel Horton Bailey Sullivan Jack Edwards Coaches: Nick Johnson & Phil Edwards Manager: Troy Sullivan
The Alex Anderson Cup - Under 11 Division 1
Premiers: WAKEHURST REDBACKS
Cody Abrahams Scott Johnston Nate Bills Caleb Mantle Cameron Brown Ryan McGuane-Wood Tom Collins John McNally Jack Crombie Ben Mitchell William Denny Daniel Reeve Coach: Ross Denny Manager: Simon Bills
Association Awards – U11/1 Name Club Award Figures Oliver Cutbill Forest Best Bowling Figure 4/6 from 3 William Denny Wakehurst Bowling Average 5.35 Marcus DuRoss St Augustines Bowling Aggregate 21 Charlie Hole Cromer Batting Aggregate 391 Joe Graham St Augustines Batting Average 60.50 Charlie Hole Cromer Highest Score 65* Joe Graham St Augustines Junior Cricketer of the Year
Under 11 – Division 2
Premiers: WAKEHURST REDBACKS Team: Eli Burton Lachlan Iacono Cameron Stephens Matt Connolly Nick Jarvis Matt Styles James Dee Isaac Kenney William West Max Dee Tom Lodder Josh Harper Michael Longly Coach: Stuart Slocombe Manager: Amanda Dee
The John Bright Memorial Trophy - Under 12 Division 1
Premiers: PENINSULA SEA SPIDERS
Team: Luke Binding Chad Kaye Daniel Plant Benjamin Blackshaw Patrick Koch Jack Punton Ryan Blackshaw Jack Maddock Jarrod Steinert Daniel England Andrew Mahn Thomas Trbojevic Coach: Robert Plant Manager: Julia Mahn
Association Awards – U12/1 Name Club Award Figures Nicolas White Harbord Best Bowling Figure 5/8 from 7 Jack Maddock Peninsula Bowling Average 5.00 Thomas Trbojevic Peninsula Bowling Aggregate 14 Andrew Mahn Peninsula James Hall Harbord Thomas Trbojevic Peninsula Batting Aggregate 373 Thomas Trbojevic Peninsula Batting Average 93.25 Thomas Trbojevic Peninsula Highest Score 81* Thomas Trbojevic Peninsula Junior Cricketer of the Year
The George Lowe Cup - Under 12 Division 2
Premiers: PENINSULA KINGFISHERS Team: Calan Burcham Jake O’Connor Grace Cole Lachlan Scotter Nick Fretten Jordan Southi Samuel Groom Olivia Toolin James Jones Hayden Waters Jack Murata Dylan Wilcox Coach: David Scotter Manager: Wendy Waters
Association Awards – U12/2 Name Club Award Figures Jake Matthews Collaroy Plateau Best Bowling Figure 5/7 from 4 Cyrus Hansen Peninsula Bowling Average 5.38 Cyrus Hansen Peninsula Bowling Aggregate 16 Lachlan Scotter Peninsula Batting Aggregate 209 Lachlan Scotter Peninsula Batting Average 41.80 Jack Murata Peninsula Highest Score 72* Jack Murata Peninsula Junior Cricketer of the Year
The Les Gwynne Trophy Under 13 – Division 1
Premiers: ST AUGUSTINES
Sam Gainsford James Fogarty Sam Hole Harrison Blake John Boyle Ben Schimek Evan Kirk Matt Levene Will Shaw Hayden Kelly Joe D’Arcy Daniel Pitcher Coaching/managing team: Mr Ken Pitcher, Mr Michael Levene and Mr Craig Blake.
Association Awards – U13/1 Name Club Award Figures Jack Shepherd Seaforth Best Bowling Figure 4/3 from 5 Ben Falconer Cromer Bowling Average 7.80 Liam Filmer-Ramsay Collaroy Plateau Bowling Aggregate 21 James Crombie Wakehurst Batting Aggregate 321 Sam Gainsford St Augustines Batting Average 69.25 Adam McCormick Wakehurst Highest Score 105* Liam Filmer-Ramsay Collaroy Plateau Junior Cricketer of the Year
The Clem Skelton Memorial Trophy Under 13 – Division 2
Premiers: ST AUGUSTINES GOLD
Doug Whitefield Herbie Griffiths James Coskinas Nathan DuRoss (c) Connor Mathias Kevin O’Connor Ryan Feenan George Burke Matt Schofield James Gonda Josh Wigney Josh Springfeld Coach: Mr James Scholtens
Association Awards – U13/2 Name Club Award Figures Ryan Feenan St Augustines Best Bowling Figure 4/1 from 3 Nathan DuRoss St Augustines Bowling Average 4.17 Ryan Feenan St Augustines Bowling Aggregate 20 Lachlan Brown Peninsula Batting Aggregate 329 Lachlan Brown Peninsula Batting Average 47.00 Lachlan Brown Peninsula Highest Score 81* Lachlan Brown Peninsula Junior Cricketer of the Year
The James Randall Memorial Trophy - Under 14 Division 1
Jordon Mackay (Peninsula Stingrays) Hat-trick in Round 9
Premiers: PENINSULA HAMMERHEADS Team: Daniel Channon Jordan Mackay Will Davies Sam Rose Sami Egan William Russell Keenan Gillespie Marcus Vesper James King Coach: Clinton Rose Manager: Debbie Channon
Association Awards – U14 Name Club Award Figures Sam Rose Peninsula Best Bowling Figure 5/5 from 4 Sam Rose Peninsula Bowling Average 2.48 ## Sam Rose Peninsula Bowling Aggregate 42 # Keenan Gillespie Peninsula Batting Aggregate 562 Keenan Gillespie Peninsula Batting Average 93.67 Daniel Paterson Peninsula Highest Score 129 ## Keenan Gillespie Peninsula Junior Cricketer of the Year
# equal record ## record
The President’s Cup - Under 15
Henry Gearin (St Augustines Gold) Hat-trick in Round 6
Premiers: HARBORD
Luca Borruso Daniel Meredith Callum D’Souza Jesse Moffat Ryan Farrell Hamish Sullivan Jack Hislop Scott White Tom Kaye Henry Warhurst Dylan Marshall Corey Warne Alex McCahon Jack Wheatley Coach: Dave Farrell Manager: Gillian Sullivan
Association Awards – U15 Name Club Award Figures Ryan Farrell Harbord Best Bowling Figure 6/5 from 4.4 Ryan Farrell Harbord Bowling Average 5.61 Stephen Longdon Forest Bowling Aggregate 27 Thomas Kaye Harbord Batting Aggregate 409 Ryan Farrell Harbord Batting Average 107.0 Ryan Farrell Harbord Highest Score 107* Arshdeep Virdi Collaroy Plateau Junior Cricketer of the Year
The Tony Rainey Cup - Under 16/17
Trent Warne (St Augustines Green) Hat-trick in Round 9
Joint Premiers: HARBORD AND SCECGS REDLANDS
SCECGS Redlands: Avi Chowdhury James Learoyd Daniel Page Doug Gough Harry McKibbin Lachlan Willis Max Heard Joshua Miller Samuel Withers Andrew Langham Peter Nicholls Harry Learoyd Adam Spencer Coaches: Tom Hollings and Simon Garry Manager: Mitch Johnson.
HARBORD: Karan Bakshi Ben Howell Jack Mesite Kyle Cannon Sam James Toby Poole Sam Carruthers Joey Lane Cale Whiting Tyler Christian Chris MacGregor Brad Wilson Coach: Glenn Meredith Manager: Angela Carruthers.
Association Awards – U16/17 Name Club Award Figures Cale Whiting Harbord Best Bowling Figure 6/9 from 5 Andrew Langham SCECGS Bowling Average 8.27 Jeff Porter-Dening Collaroy Plateau Bowling Aggregate 29 Toby Poole Harbord Batting Aggregate 540 Toby Poole Harbord Batting Average 60.0 Joshua Jacka-Easter St Augustines Highest Score 134 Jacob Graham St Augustines Junior Cricketer of the Year
REPRESENTATIVE TEAM REPORTS 2008/09
Under 10 Development Squad
Coach: Ian Raymond Manager: Paul Anderson
At the conclusion of the trials held in September 2008, ten (10) boys were eventually registered for the U/10 Representative Development Squad. A further two players were invited to join the team later leading up to the NSW Cricket sponsored 20/20 Gala Day held 22nd February 2009. Team list is below.
For the 2008/09 season, a team was not entered into the Foster Shield and the team became a development squad. As there was no formal program set for the team, Cricket NSW provided two incentives (and later turned out to be highlights for the boys) for consideration by Associations. The first was by inviting teams to participate as the ‘on ground entertainment’ during the Ford Ranger one-day match between NSW and QLD at the SCG on 19th November 2008; and secondly by inviting each Association to participate in a Gala day that was proposed for February 2009.
Paul and I developed a training schedule accordingly and a total of six training sessions were held between October 2008 and February 2009 on Sunday afternoons at Graham’s Reserve. On average, approximately 70% of players attended each session demonstrating the level of enthusiasm and interest of the boys and the ongoing commitment by all parents. Early signs indicated a strong and varied yet complementary range of skill levels across the team due to the boys playing a mixture of both average cricket and real cricket formats.
This combination proved to be valuable when we entered the team with the addition of two new players to the squad in the NSW Cricket 20/20 Gala Day. Although on the day, the team was promised to play two full matches, it was a little disappointing for the boys that they only played one proper match against Sutherland Shire. In this match, the boys played very well and only fell short by a mere 13 runs (97) against Sutherland’s total of 110. Each player played exceptionally and supported each other greatly. Best bowling figures for the match was Jack McKenna capturing 2/13 off three overs and Max Jolley 1/7 off two overs. The batting performances were closely shared by Aaron Stevens, who scored 20 runs, and Ellis Raymond, who scored 19 runs.
Overall the boys gelled really well since coming together as a squad late last year and the parents were great in fully supporting the boys. The boys were happy and enjoyed their time together particularly at the SCG as part of the on field entertainment.
Thanks to the MWJCA for their continued support throughout the season which was greatly appreciated by both Paul and I and the team.
IAN RAYMOND
Dexter Anderson Ned Hole Eoin Noble Lachlan Charles Max Jolley Ellis Raymond Alec Franks Jack McKenna Aaron Stevens Max Hodder Liam Michael Ben Xie DCA J.H. Creak Shield – Under 11
Coach: Andrew Mason
Team: C. Anthony, G. Archer, J. Carden, W. Denny, J. Graham, H. Guillick, R. Haskard, T. Jarvis, J. Hall, C. Hole, L. Mason, A. Paton, T. Lodder
The boys should be very proud of the way they played this season. The most important criteria for determining the success of the season was the level of improvement shown by the boys, which was significant. Our trip to the Newcastle Carnival at the end of the season illustrates this point with our best individual and team performances occurring during the 4 matches.
The boys were very positive, tried their hardest and enjoyed their cricket. This will ensure they continue to develop as cricketers.
There were many team highlights, the wins against Blacktown, defending 83 and Newcastle Presidents, defending 122. In addition, our run chase against Central Coast was memorable – set 224 in 40 overs we made 200, our highest score of the season by far. The boys never gave up which typified their attitude throughout the season.
Congratulations to Joseph Graham who scored 2 50’s during the season, the first for the team in representative cricket, and was voted the most valuable player by his peers after the DCA matches. His aggregate of 285 runs at an average of over 40 are a reflection of how well he played during the season.
Overall results Played: 12 Won: 2 Lost: 10 Trial match results Opponents 1st innings 2nd innings Result Blacktown Manly 6 - 83 (40 ov) Blacktown 6 - 81 (40 ov) Won by 2 runs St George St George 5 – 199 Manly 132 all out Lost by 67 runs Hornsby Hornsby 7 - 138 Manly 9 – 104 Lost by 34 runs Note – innings 50 overs unless stated
DCA match results Opponents 1st innings 2nd innings Result North Shore North Shore 7 - 179 Manly 120 all out (39 ov) Lost by 59 runs Bankstown Bankstown 5 – 181 Manly 83 all out (49 ov) Lost by 98 runs Hawkesbury Hawkesbury 5 - 152 Manly 134 all out (44 ov) Lost by 18 runs Sutherland Manly 43 all out (37 ov) Sutherland 4–44 (19 ov) Lost by 6 wkts St George Manly 6 – 77 (41 ov)* St George 1–79 Lost by 9 wkts Note – innings 50 overs unless stated * rain affected
Newcastle Carnival match results Opponents 1st innings 2nd innings Result Central Coast Central Coast 7 - 224 Manly 9 – 200 Lost by 24 runs Parramatta Parramatta 8 – 168 Manly 139 all out (34 ov) Lost by 29 runs Newcastle DCA Newcastle 2 – 231 Manly 8 - 162 Lost by 69 runs Newcastle Pres Manly 122 all out (34 ov) Newcastle 94 all out (23 ov) Won by 28 runs Note – innings 40 overs unless stated
Individual player highlights Batting (30 runs or above) Joseph Graham – 57 vs Hawkesbury Charlie Hole – 33 vs Newcastle DCA Joseph Graham – 53 not out vs Central Coast Charlie Hole – 30 vs Central Coast James Hall – 38 vs Parramatta Batting Partnerships (50 runs or above) James Hall & William Denny – 60 vs Parramatta Charlie Hole & Hayden Gullick – 58 vs Newcastle Joseph Graham & Ryan Haskard – 53 vs Central Coast Bowling (3 wickets in a match) Tyler Jarvis – 4 for 12 vs North Shore Tyler Jarvis – 3 for 28 vs Parramatta Hayden Gullick – 3 for 8 vs Newcastle Pres Liam Mason - 3 for 33 vs Newcastle Pres William Denny – 3 for 9 vs Newcastle Pres
Overall Player Statistics - Batting (Aggregate order) Player Played Completed Inns Runs Average Joseph Graham 12 7 285 40.71 Ryan Haskard 11 11 143 13.00 James Hall 10 9 105 11.67 Charlie Hole 11 10 89 8.90 Jake Carden 7 5 81 16.20 Christian Anthony 8 7 64 9.14 Hayden Gullick 10 9 63 7.00 William Denny 12 9 60 6.67 Liam Mason 12 8 52 6.50 Glyn Archer 8 6 29 4.83 Alex Paton 1 1 24 24.00 Ned Hole 4 2 22 11.00 Tyler Jarvis 12 10 17 1.70 Tom Lodder 10 9 14 1.56 Lachlan Allomes 5 3 9 3.00 Van Stewart 1 1 8 8.00 Nic White 1 0 1 N/A Kieron Nixon 1 1 0 0.00 Bowling Player Played Overs Runs Wickets Tyler Jarvis 12 35 145 9 William Denny 12 62 187 8 Liam Mason 12 57 199 7 Hayden Gullick 10 34 102 5 James Hall 10 51 175 5 Christian Anthony 8 47 100 4 Ryan Haskard 11 25 114 4 Charlie Hole 11 34 114 3 Glyn Archer 8 36 90 2 Jake Carden 7 29 94 2 Van Stewart 1 1 6 1 Joseph Graham 12 20 70 1 Tom Lodder 10 23 79 1 Nic White 1 3 4 0 Alex Paton 1 4 17 0 Lachlan Allomes 5 12 49 0 Ned Hole 4 8 58 0 Kieron Nixon 1 0 0 0
DCA Arch Cawsey Shield – Under 12
Coach: Ross Trewartha Manager:
Team: J. Dew, J. Fogarty, S. Gainsford, J. Gonda, L. Hughes, H. Kelly, M. Levene, L. McDiarmid, L. Parkinson, B. Schimek, Z. Trewartha, B. Wickham
Ranked: 18th
Match 1 v Bankstown, Playford Oval, Bankstown Batting first we reached a respectable 2-84 (Liam Hughes 36, Sam Gainsford 26), before a rush of wickets saw us finish on 9-130, a few short of the 150 which we thought would be a winning score. Bankstown were cruising at 1-92, before James Fogarty took a memorable hat-trick!! Another wicket in the next over and with Ben Schimek 1-3 from 4 overs, we reduced them to 6-93. Some strong hitting, with a bit of luck saw Bankstown pass our 130 without the loss of another wicket. Not the start we were looking for but we were competitive for the entire game and with a few more runs, may have secured a win.
Match 2 v Sutherland, Terrey Hills Oval Not much to say about this game. At no stage did we ever look like we were in the contest. Despite Luke Parkinson (3-20 from 8 overs), and Johnny Dew (2-23), and some tidy contributions from a couple of others, too many bowlers were wayward, allowing Sutherland to reach 7-181 from 50 overs. The regular loss of wickets saw us crash out for 79. Enough said !
Match 3 v Gladesville, Gannon Oval, Ryde A concerted effort to build partnerships saw Ben Schimek (39) and Sam Gainsford (41) add 75 for the second wicket. A further partnership of 41, between Zach Trewartha (31 from 34 balls) and Matt Levene (29 from 24 balls), saw us reach 9-172 from our 50 overs. Despite James Gonda’s 1- 16 from 10 overs Gladesville managed the 173 for victory in the last over, for the loss of 6 wickets. Wides and no balls totalled 25, not only valuable runs, but 3 and half extra overs!
Match 4 v Hawkesbury, Terrey Hills Oval Luke Parkinson took 2 wickets in successive deliveries to have Hawkesbury 2-12, before their opener batted throughout the innings to make 110 from a total of 4-224. The quick outfield and some big hitting late in the innings saw the game get away from us after it looked like we might be chasing 180. Two early wickets was not the start we were looking for, however the run rate remained competitive, but wickets fell at regular intervals. Despite a rapid 28 from Ben Wickham and a fighting 50 from Matt Levene, we faded to be all out for 141.
Match 5 v North Shore, Primula Park, Lindfield
A win! Sam Gainsford with 68, played a magnificent innings to give us a competitive total of 9-120, in a rain reduced match. Batting through 4 rain interruptions which saw the match reduced to 36 overs, Sam was the 8th wicket to fall after opening the batting on short notice. With a decent total on the board and reduced overs, the boys switched on and bowled and fielded to a plan. No bowler went for more than 3 an over, some staying well under 2, and the fielding had that extra edge to it, which restricted North Shore to 5-102.
Looking back, it was a season which didn’t deliver as much as it had promised. The team has some obvious talent, however very few players produced the consistency needed to win games. At times we were let down by poor execution, resulting in a poor period of the game, either batting, bowling or fielding. These poor periods cost us a shot at victory in 3 games. This is where concentration, and thinking about the game plays a key role.
Despite some losses appearing decisive, many of the games were closer than that. Cricket is a game that swings on some critical points. At different stages during the match, the game may be in the balance, but the winning team will be the one which takes control of these stages of the game, either with bat, ball or in the field. To emphasise that the talent is there, we had 4 boys selected in the Emerging Blues squad for next season. Congratulations to Sam Gainsford, Matt Levene, Ben Schimek and James Fogarty.
In addition the team had a very successful tournament at Lismore, (both on and off the field!?!) winning 3 of the 4 games, losing only to the eventual winners. Zach Trewartha was named bowler of the tournament, including a hat-trick against Central Coast, while Sam Gainsford won man of the match awards in 2 games.
So all that is needed to push for the semi-finals is more consistency. The talent is there, but we need to bring it more than just once or twice during the season.
A big thanks Bruce Wickham, John Parkinson and David Gainsford for their help and commitment during the season, at both games, training and touring. Special thanks also to Sue Hughes for putting together the fantastic photo albums for the boys. Thanks Sue.
To all the parents, families and supporters; thanks to the squadron and all those who scored, brought afternoon teas, drove kids around, babysat, helped at training, helped after the game and into the evening!! Thank you again for your support during the season, and once again you all helped make the rep experience a good one for everyone.
Cheers Ross
Batting Mat Inn N/O High 50s Agg Ave Catches Gainsford, Samuel 5 5 0 68 1 146 29.20 2 Levene, Matthew 5 5 1 50 1 107 26.75 - Hughes, Liam 5 5 0 36 0 69 13.80 - Trewartha, Zach 5 5 0 31 0 58 11.60 1 Wickham, Ben 5 5 1 28 0 57 14.25 5 Schimek, Ben 5 5 0 39 0 55 11.00 3 Fogarty, James 4 3 2 10 0 20 20.00 1 McDiarmid, Lachlan 4 4 1 9 0 19 6.33 2 Kelly, Hayden 4 4 0 13 0 17 4.25 - Dew, Johnny 5 5 1 10 0 12 3.00 2 Gonda, James 4 3 1 1 0 3 1.50 1 Parkinson, Luke 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 2
Bowling Mat Ovrs Mdns Runs W Ave Best Econ Fogarty, James 5 35.0 1 144 7 20.57 4/35 4.1 Parkinson, Luke 5 32.0 5 78 5 15.60 3/20 2.4 Hughes, Liam 4 9.3 0 39 2 19.50 1/2 4.1 Kelly, Hayden 4 11.0 2 41 2 20.50 1/7 3.7 Schimek, Ben 3 10.0 2 43 2 21.50 1/3 4.3 Dew, Johnny 5 25.3 6 90 2 45.00 2/23 3.5 Gonda, James 5 37.0 7 94 2 47.00 1/16 2.5 Levene, Matthew 5 28.0 2 103 2 51.50 1/12 3.7 Gainsford, Samuel 4 15.0 1 69 1 69.00 1/16 4.6 Trewartha, Zach 5 26.0 3 76 1 76.00 1/22 2.9
PLAYER’S PLAYER – SAM GAINSFORD DCA W.S. Gee Shield – Under 13
Coaches: Ian Ferguson & Ken Pitcher Manager: Tony Pearce
Team: J. Boyer, J. Crombie, A. Demol. H. Ferguson, L. Filmer-Ramsay, B. Falconer, H. Griffiths, S. Hole, E. Kirk, J. Pearce, D. Pitcher, D. Schroeder
How do you measure success? Usually it’s by the position you finish on the ladder and how many wins you have. We finished out of the finals play offs this year, 4th in our division, with 2 wins to our credit and we still had a successful season. The yard stick of success is measured by the application of our Team and the relationship the players had between themselves and the game of cricket.
Off the playing field our Team continued to train as a group after the season had finished, it wasn’t compulsory. The way the players turned up fully decked out in the Team gear and the way they applied themselves to the training sessions showed to us, as coaches, that each Team member was eager to improve and make a success of their cricket.
The enjoyment the boys had at our team picnic at Collaroy Beach, where they all played beach cricket (just about all day) devoured the BBQ and took catches in the surf showed that we have a very successful blend of happy and well adjusted athletes which will ensure success for Manly Cricket in the years to come. If we are providing an environment and a pathway for this group of young men to enjoy their cricket and form friendships along the way, we have had our most successful season on record.
Parramatta, the team that won this year’s Gee Shield, only pipped us 9 down, whilst the 2 other losses we had were only a result of a good individual performance by 1 player from each other team, both of whom scored in the 60’s. Whereas we were looking for that great individual performance that didn’t come from any one Manly player. We all contributed reasonable batting performances across the board with a highest score of 37 and plenty of starts in the 20’s that will progress into 50’s and 100’s in the seasons to come. Our bowlers did a terrific job in restricting teams to scores that were winnable and they deserve great credit for their efforts this season.
Thank you to the all the families involved, for your support and input by providing wonderful afternoon teas and positive encouragement from the other side of the boundary fence. Even when our training sessions went overtime we felt you were behind us all the way, it is truly appreciated.
Daniel Schroeder: Our opening bowler, who will terrorise batsmen in the future, took 4 wickets at about 3 runs per over. Just what the team needed at the start of the innings. In his second rep season Daniel’s love of the game and application will see some rapid improvement over the next couple of years.
Daniel Pitcher: One of our all rounders, with a top score of 19, an economy rate of just over 3 runs per over, along with great catching and throwing, contributed well to the team’s performance. Daniel’s natural ability will see him develop into a consistent performer throughout his career.
James Pearce: Our co-captain and very tough competitor, opened the bowling in great style, also captured 4 wickets with one of the best economy rates in the competition of a touch over 2 runs per over. A great effort all season from a fine leader.
Evan Kirk: On his debut year, took 5 wickets with an economy rate just over 2 and showed us that he can compete at this level with the best of them. Always willing to listen and learn, Evan’s cricket improved with every game.
Sam Hole: Top scored for us with 37, averaged just under 20 with the bat and found a new skill of spin bowling with an economy rate just over 2 per over, was a well deserved nomination for the Emerging Blues and is knocking on the door of higher representative honours.
Huw Griffiths: Our other debutante, bowled very steadily and had the amazing stat of being the only player who did not get out for the entire season. That’s right, he didn’t give his wicket away once, showing great powers of concentration and fighting spirit. Characteristics that can’t be taught but come from within.
Ben Falconer: With 4 wickets, an economy rate just over 2.5 and some classic shot making, will be a true all rounder in the years to come. Ben also is knocking on the door at the Emerging Blues and with a bit of luck going his way with the bat, shows that he has the confidence to destroy attacks and is developing a bouncer that is rarely seen in this age group.
Liam Filmer-Ramsay: 9 wickets at an average of 10.5, an economy rate of 2.9, coupled with a high score of 23 not out and some wonderful fielding shows why he also has the Emerging Blues in his sights. Always reliable with quality bowling Liam’s cricket brain will take him a long way.
Hamish Ferguson: The best judge of performance comes from your team mates and Hamish was the player’s choice for the best performer of the year. A blistering, against the odds, 32 v Newcastle, 9 wickets at an average of 6.4, an economy rate of 2.1, best bowling of 4/11 and some splendid catching and fielding showed why his team mates thought so highly of him. Again, another one of our team members knocking on the door for higher honours, Hamish’s love of the game and sense of “Team” over “self” will stand him in good stead for the future.
Angus Demol: With a high score of 27, Angus is our “rock” at the top of the order. The victim of some great catching by the opposition, robbed Angus of more runs. The tide will turn soon where those shots will go for 4 and high scores will be around the corner. With 3 catches, a stumping and some neat glove work, especially to our spinners, Angus will catch the eye of Cricket NSW in the years to come.
James Crombie: With 22 as a top score, 3 wickets at an economy rate of 2.5, along with some brilliant fielding, shows that this all rounder will go places. As one of the highest run scorers and wicket takers in the Saturday morning competition, James’s confidence will grow and he will be a force in Rep teams for years to come. Great results and higher honours are just around the corner.
James Boyer: Our other co-captain, James had another reliable year. Opening the batting with a high score of 28, 5 catches, a stumping and showing maturity beyond his years, James steered the team around the park with great skill. A born leader, James will be the team’s cornerstone for many seasons to come.
PLAYER’S PLAYER – HAMISH FERGUSON DCA Harold Moore Shield – Under 14
Coach: Mike Pawley Manager: Michael D’Arcy
It was a disappointing season for the Manly Moore Shield team this year with only 1 win. The batting was inconsistent with one main partnership producing most of the team’s runs in each game. When I look back over the season the second game was the turning point. The boys having won the first game convincingly then lost the second after batting so well, to see the only six of the day hit on the last ball for a Northern Districts win. The remaining three games saw us up against three strong sides in Central Coast, Parramatta and St George. Manly's bowling was inconsistent with the boys unable to find a good length allowing these sides to score freely. The game of cricket is always a learning experience and there were enough lessons if committed to memory to stand the boys in good stead next year. A number of boys had good seasons while others failed to get any momentum. I would like to make “Special Mention” to Scotty White and Mickey Edwards for graciously filling in while Jesse was out injured.
Ryan Farrell ©: Ryan as Captain started the season with a bang with 43 and 3/20 against Canterbury. This was followed by 39 and 1/29 against Northern Districts where as captained he played his heart out, only to see Northern Districts hit a six on the last ball to win. He got invaluable experience as captain this season, having to make quick decisions in a number of tough games.
Ben Rowbotham: Ben generally opened the batting with Billy as well as sharing the wicket keeping duties - a position he could make his own with additional work in the off season. Ben made a number of starts with his 40 against Northern Districts being the foundation of our innings and was a valuable player.
Tom Kaye: Tom was our leading all-rounder taking 2/19 from 10 overs opening the bowling against Canterbury. He followed this up with 70 and 2/23 against Northern Districts. Tom scored a patient 27 against Parramatta in a 75 run partnership with Keenan. Tom continued to show his ability as a cricketer and will only get better in the future.
Billy D’Arcy: Billy opened the batting and was very solid against some quick bowling. Always getting a start but a number of silly run outs eliminated the good work. His leg spin bowling was tight and he was unlucky with a number of catches dropped. He fielded well taking 3 good catches in the gully and will benefit for the tough experience of this season.
Jessie Moffat: Unfortunately Jessie missed the first 3 games due to Injury. His aggressive batting was a loss to the team dynamics. He proved a handy bowler with some good spells in the two games he played with 2/27 from 7 overs against the Central Coast and 1/18 against St George. He batted well for his 24 against the Central Coast.
Keenan Gillespie: Keenan is an aggressive front foot player. He was involved in two good partnerships with 43 out of 76 with Ryan against Canterbury and 47 out of 75 with Tom against Parramatta. He also was undefeated on 28 against Northern Districts. Keenan had an excellent season with the bat.
Stephen King: Stephen is a genuine swing bowler who bowled a number of good spells where he beat the bat often. He batted at 7 in most games and valued his wicket by spending long periods at the crease, after early wickets had been lost. Stephen took 2/7 from 3 overs against Canterbury and 1/27 from 8 against Northern Districts. A good contributing season from Stephen.
James Bernasconi: James is a very accurate change bowler with a good strike rate. He took 1/12 from 5 overs against Northern Districts and 2/24 from 8 overs against the Central Coast. James finished the season with 1/34 from 10 overs as well as a memorable moment with a spectacular one handed catch at fine leg.
James Trickey: James is a powerful cricketer who developed with each game. He has a powerful arm and used it well in the outfield. The last game against St George was his best where he was promoted to open the bowling and played aggressively to top score with 28. James will benefit next season with his first year of DCA under his belt.
Robert Andrews: Bob was one of our opening bowlers this year where he leant a lot about line and length. His best game was against the Central Coast where he took 2/36 from 9 overs with a magnificent caught and bowled. In the same game he scored 19 and an aggressive 36 no when he volunteered to open the batting in the second innings.
William Jonkers: Will had a very good season with the ball being the leading wicket taker with the best average. He produced some unplayable balls. In the first game against Canterbury he bowled a great length taking 2/7 from 8 overs. Will bowled well against Parramatta taking 1/17 off 6 overs and 2/21 against St George. His batting has improved with a number of determined innings.
Daniel Patterson: Daniel stepped up to reps this year and due to circumstances had few opportunities to shine. He will gain a lot from this years experience and continue to develop as a cricketer both with bat and ball. Daniel displayed some outstanding fielding particularly in our trial games and was always enthusiastic.
Below is the individual Batting and bowling performances.
PLAYER’S PLAYER – KEENAN GILLESPIE DCA E.G. Weblin Shield – Under 15 THE MIKE PAWLEY REPRESENTATIVE AWARD
Coach: .Mike Pawley Manager: Steve Beatty
Team: Sam Alexander, Cameron Ashe, Javed Badyari, Taylor Beatty, Jordan Daly, Tom Drewett, Angus Jackett, Jacob Graham, Dylan Marshall, Jake Murphy, Jarrod Rawlings, Sam Webber, Reece Hodge
This was a fabulous season of achievement with some incredible personal landmarks. Australian coach, john Buchanan always talks about personal and team everests when he analyses performance and almost to a player, each of the under 15 grand finalists played above anything they had previously achieved.
The team got to the grand final after punishing victories against Bankstown and Blacktown, lost to Fairfield, washed out against ACT after a dreadful days return trip to Canberra, and beat Georges River, qualifying for the finals play offs by virtue of a remarkable bowling rate and impressive batting stats that left us way ahead of all teams on quotient. A rugged hard fought semi final victory over Parramatta and rain interrupted final at Penrith where we only needed 80 runs off 40 overs to hold the trophy aloft and fell short as a batting side.
As a bowling team we were without peer in the Weblin shield. Javed Badyari and Dylan Marshall converted to spin early in the season and no side got on top of their mesmerizing accuracy and variation. Javeds stats tell their own story, earning him a place in the NSW U15 schoolboys team. Dylan got the call up to 5th grade and established himself as a wicket taking, economical off spinner, possibly the best in his age group in the state.
Sam Alexander and Cameron Ashe bowling left arm spin added to the strike power of the slow bowling department, 4 classs spinners, probably 3 more than any other team, and that made a difference to the results.
Taylor Beatty and Angus Jackett had fabulous seasons opening the bowling, always accurate, both wicket takers, a class act of swing and seam bowling. Angus’s 5 wickets in the final stamped him as a grade player with a future.
Reece Hodge and Jake Murphy, before his unfortunate injury, added depth to the attack, the best in the competition.
And there was ever reliable Sam Webber behind the stumps with lightning quick stumpings and quality glove work at all times.
Jarrod Rawlings was off to a sensational start, almost invincible from his round 1 century, our leading batsman along with Javed who has class and incredible fielding skills.
Jordan Daly climbed as many everests as any other team member, playing a match winning innings in the semi and was arguably the form batsman in the side by the end of the season. A stunning development in the batting skills of another of our brilliant fieldsmen. Javed and Jordan really are brilliant fieldsmen by any measure.
Jacob Graham played a match winning hand with Jordan in the Parra semi. There will be more opportunities in future seasons for Jacob to show his batting skills. That is the hard thing about rep cricket, not everyone gets a go all the time. Reece and Tom Drewett can both be very, very good batsmen over the next few years and move up the grade ranks, again with more opportunities than they got this year.
I believe that every name on the team list above will be playing grade cricket for Manly Warringah within 3 years. Doug McGrath will be very satisfied with his role as a mentor to them all.
Mike Pawley Batting # Player Mat Inn N/O High 50s 100s Agg Ave Rawlings, 142 6 6 1 101 1 1 259 51.80 Jarrod 143 Badyari, Javid 6 5 1 66 2 0 135 33.75 144 Daly, Jordan 6 4 2 57 1 0 121 60.50 145 Graham, Jacob 6 5 3 22 0 0 66 33.00 146 Beatty, Taylor 6 5 0 26 0 0 29 5.80 147 Webber, Sam 6 3 0 18 0 0 28 9.33 148 Jackett, Angus 4 2 1 25 0 0 25 25.00 149 Drewett, Tom 4 3 0 14 0 0 18 6.00 150 Ashe, Cameron 5 2 0 7 0 0 12 6.00 151 Hodge, Reece 3 2 0 9 0 0 10 5.00 152 Murphy, Jake 2 1 1 6 0 0 6 ∞ 153 Marshall, Dylan 5 2 0 2 0 0 2 1.00
Bowling # Player Mat Ovrs Mdns Runs W 5/- 10/- Ave Best 113 Badyari, Javid 5 85.1 33 121 18 1 0 6.72 8/11 114 Beatty, Taylor 6 58.0 9 167 13 0 0 12.85 3/5 115 Jackett, Angus 5 46.2 9 113 11 1 0 10.27 6/28 116 Marshall, Dylan 6 63.0 16 117 10 1 0 11.70 5/30 117 Graham, Jacob 5 20.0 4 41 5 0 0 8.20 2/9 118 Ashe, Cameron 6 43.0 8 79 3 0 0 26.33 1/9 119 Alexander, Sam 6 36.0 10 89 3 0 0 29.67 2/16 120 Hodge, Reece 3 9.0 1 34 2 0 0 17.00 1/8 121 Murphy, Jake 2 10.0 4 18 1 0 0 18.00 1/7 122 Rawlings, Jarrod 1 6.0 2 6 0 0 0 ∞ 0/6
PLAYER’S PLAYER – JAVED BADYARI DCA C.S. Watson Shield – Under 16
Coach: Andrew Fraser Manger: Bob Poole
This team had three wins from 5 matches and finished equal 6th from 18 teams, which was a pretty successful campaign for the Manly boys. Had we won the toss against Hawkesbury, it would have been 4 from 5. Our other loss was to South Eastern who won all of their five matches. But I believe if we had held our catches, then that game was there for the taking too. This annual report is a time to thank everyone for their respective contributions throughout this campaign and highlight the positives. The team spirit that this group developed across the series was a joy to be a part of. In summary, everyone in the team became a better cricketer as a result of this rep season. Everyone now knows how to play tough, competitive cricket. Everyone contributed at some stage. Everyone had some fun singing the Manly victory song after our 3 wins. Last but not least, everyone enjoyed it! Yes, rep cricket is very demanding, but we have proved it can also be enjoyable. The key is just being able to find a balance between the intensity and having some fun with your team mates. In the future, just make sure enjoy the challenges and look forward to those tough battles – when you come out the other side, it is incredibly rewarding. To the thank yous. Matty Alexander as captain and Luke Grant as vice captain. Well done guys. A tough assignment for Matty in his first stint as captain, but he did well and benefited from the experience. Thanks to Bob Poole for his tireless efforts as Team Manager. Bob was outstanding in this role. We all have our personal idiosyncrasies when watching our boys perform, but Bob’s is priceless, as is Lyn Pugh’s statuesque pose, each time Mitch hits the crease. Thanks to Caroline Poole, Glenn Kennedy and Pete Spray for their stints at the scorebook across the season. Thanks to Lisa Spray and Julie Wheatley for their photographic masterpieces. Thanks to all the parents. You were a fantastic group of people. To coach a rep team and not have one parent register a complaint all season, nor hear of any dissatisfaction, is just beyond belief & a credit to you all. Thanks to Geoff Mee as Chairman of the reps for his tireless work. Thanks to our umpire Marty Edgell who did a great job. Finally, I’d like to thank all the players, who were the stars of the show and made the season an enjoyable and rewarding one for me as their coach. They played some amazing, albeit unorthodox cricket at times, that gave the parents lots of enjoyment. Many of this squad also went on to play a part in Manly’s Green Shield finals campaign. I hope to see more of you all for many years to come, as you enter and progress through Manly's grade ranks.
Below is a brief summary of each player in the 2008-09 Watson Shield team: Luke Grant: Luke opened the batting in every game with Jake Fraser and was involved in a match winning 81 run opening stand in round 3 v Bankstown. Luke had a top score of 56. A courageous player and great team man. Once he learns to use his feet to the spinners, his strike rate will increase significantly Jake Fraser: If Jake can develop his horizontal shots in the off-season, he will score heavily at the top of the order next year. One of the most-improved players this season, because he continued to work hard at his game. Mitchell Pugh: This was a disappointing campaign for Mitch and he knows it. But he bounced back to lead the Green Shield run scoring and finished in Manly’s 4th grade team. He is a class bat. Jordan Meredith: Batted #4 and was leading our run scorer. His top score of 56no v St.George was a gem of an innings and won us the game. Jordan is a match winner with massive potential as an all-rounder. But potential means nothing without the desire and commitment. A dual Manly representative in cricket and rugby league - it is up to you now Jordan as to how far you want to take your game. We all know you are good enough! Louis Anderson: Louis got a start in 4 of the 5 games and took 8-67 at average of 8.3. A brilliant fieldsman and wonderful team player. I love the way Louis plays his cricket. Very unorthodox, but a serious competitor. He too is a dual Manly representative in cricket and rugby league and unfortunately may have to choose which path to take next season. We all hope it is cricket Louis! Toby Poole: Our best batsman in this campaign with scores of 41, 39, 29no and 13 to deservedly win the Player’s Player award. Toby also scored over 500 runs in Saturday morning cricket, so he is now ready to make the more challenging step up to grade next season – you can do it Toby! Eddie Bernasconi: Eddie bowled with a good Economy rate of 3.24, but was unable to take a big haul of wickets. His bowling improved as the season progressed. If you keep working hard at your game Eddie and the rewards will come – not only bowling, but batting and fielding too Matt Alexander: Matt is a Mitchell Johnson clone. He underbowled himself in this campaign because he was the captain. He only bowled 30 overs, but took 6-80. M.Alexander is a star of the future and is one of the most popular young cricketers in the district! Matt Wheatley: Matty returned to reps after a 2 year hiatus and it was good to have him back. Started the campaign well with scores of 35 and 29 under pressure, playing a key role in helping us win the first game. A lot of talent. Maybe consider opening the batting next season Matt. Matt Spray: Matt returned to Manly reps for the first time in 5 years and was a welcome asset for the team, opening the bowling with his left arm swingers. Bowled tight spells with an economy rate of 2.91 and was unlucky to collect just 6 wickets. Pat Kennedy: Our wicket keeper and hard hitting late order bat. Who will forget his huge six under pressure at Manly Oval against Bankstown in the final overs to win us the game. Congratulations Pat on playing every year of MWJCA reps, along with Luke Grant and Mitch Pugh. That’s a huge effort. Dan Crombie: Dan returned to rep cricket after a few years on the sidelines and his bowling improved as the season progressed. It was good to see Dan enjoying his cricket again and we hope he continues to develop his swing bowling.
Match Results Round 1 v St.George: Manly 8-190 (T.Poole 41, L.Grant 38, M. Wheatley 35) def St.George 186 (L. Anderson 3-24, L.Grant 2-24)
Round 2 v South Eastern Manly 176 (L. Anderson 46, T.Poole 39, M. Wheatley 29) lost to South Eastern 216 (M.Alexander 3-35, L.Anderson 2-11)
Round 3 v Bankstown Manly 4-244 (J.Meredith 56no, L.Grant 54, M. Pugh 38, J.Fraser 34) def Bankstown 243 (L.Grant 3-35, M.Spray 2-33)
Round 4 v Hawkesbury (reduced to 50 over match due to wet pitch) Manly (T.Poole 29, L.Anderson 26, M.Alexander 25no) lost to Hawkesbury 7-132 (M.Alexander 2- 18, E.Bernasconi 2-18)
Round 5 v Blacktown (reduced to 43 over match due to rain) Manly 6-114 (J.Meredith 39, J.Fraser 30,) def Blacktown 7-113 (L.Anderson 3-20, M.Spray 1-4) Player’s Player: Toby Poole (winner), Jordan Meredith (runner up), Louis Anderson (3rd)
Batting Matches Innings NO Runs HS Average Catches Stumping Meredith 5 5 1 132 56* 33.00 2 0 Poole 5 4 1 122 41 40.67 0 0 Anderson 5 5 0 119 46 23.80 2 0 Grant 5 5 0 118 54 23.60 1 0 Fraser 5 5 0 79 34 15.80 3 0 Wheatley 5 4 1 78 35 26.00 4 0 Pugh 5 5 0 56 38 11.20 1 0 Kennedy 5 5 2 41 22* 13.67 7 1 Alexander 4 2 2 27 25* 0.00 1 0 Spray 5 2 1 26 14* 26.00 2 0 Bernasconi 5 1 1 6 6* 0.00 0 0 Crombie 5 1 0 3 3 3.00 2 0 Carruthers 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0
Bowling Matches Overs Runs Wkts Best Avg Econ SR Anderson 5 22.0 67 8 3/17 8.38 3.05 16.50 Grant 5 17.0 73 6 3/35 12.17 4.29 17.00 Alexander 4 31.0 80 6 3/35 13.33 2.58 31.00 Spray 5 45.7 131 6 2/33 21.83 2.91 45.67 Bernasconi 5 42.2 136 5 2/25 27.20 3.24 50.60 Poole 5 20.4 70 3 1/15 23.33 4.12 34.00 Crombie 5 26.0 105 3 1/11 35.00 4.04 52.00 Wheatley 5 8.0 35 2 1/7 17.50 4.38 24.00 Carruthers 1 7.0 19 1 1/19 19.00 2.71 42.00 Meredith 5 28.0 102 2 1/26 51.00 3.64 84.00 Pugh 5 8.0 27 1 1/15 27.00 3.38 48.00 IDCA Under 11
Coach: Craig Allomes Manager: Linda Kewin
Game 1: Central Coast 194 (40 overs) def. Manly 8/137 (40 overs) Game 2: North Shore 7/237 (40 overs) def. Manly 114 (40 overs) Game 3: Hornsby 146 (36 overs) def. Manly 81 (34.4 overs) Game 4: Newcastle 6/205 (40 overs) def. Manly 119 (40 overs) Game 5: Penrith 3/166 (35 overs) def. Manly 6/164 (40 overs) Game 6: Manly drew Hornsby – match abandoned
The 2008/09 Under 11 IDCA season was both disappointing and encouraging.
It was disappointing that were not able to record a win, with the game which presented our best chance being rained out. It was also apparent that we were unable to build pressure on the opposition batting line ups, taking only 24 wickets in 5 games when run-outs and retirements are excluded. Too many catches were put down, including 8 in one match, and too many extras given away. Given that we were generally batting second, the pressure of allowing the opposition to build scores of up and around 200 was too much to chase down.
The most encouraging thing about the season was the way the boys improved over the season. This was shown both in the Manly colours, and from what I have seen has also been apparent following their return to club cricket. The enthusiasm and dedication was excellent. Even when chasing large totals, the effort never flagged, and the determination in the batting was shown in the fact that in 4 of their 5 games the boys batted out the full 40 overs.
The boys were a credit to the MWJCA in the way that they presented themselves, both in their appearance and in their sportsmanship. The boys who acted as captains spoke well and confidently and set a good example.
There are a number of boys who are still eligible to play Under 11 cricket in 2009/10, and this years experience will put them in good stead for next year. I hope that all the boys will trial again next year. One thing that is evident from some of the other associations is that the level of depth that they have is far greater than here in Manly, so if we are to compete we need as many boys as possible putting their names forward.
I would like to thank all the boys for their efforts, and also to thank the parents who taxied them around, who helped on match days with scoring, boundary markers etc, and who provided afternoon teas. A special thank you to Linda Kewin for being an excellent team manager and helping keep everybody organised.
Some of the season highlights:
• Game 1: Kieren’s all round performance with 3/13 and 27 and his excellent partnership with Nick who scored 36, along with good innings from Joel (18) and Daniel (19 not out)
• Game 2: A dreadful fielding performance was saved by Nick’s 2 run outs. Also Nick (22) and Eoin (15) batted solidly.
• Game 3: Joel bowled well for 2/11, and Jake (23) and Kieren (18) batted well but the highlight was definitely Johnny’s 3/9 off 6 overs with 3 maidens, when he wasn’t afraid to give his spin plenty of air.
• Game 4: Nick with 33 and Daniel and Johnny with 12 each were the batting highlights, while with the ball Jake 1/6 off 4 overs, Kieren 1/14 off 4 and Ben 0/4 off 3 overs stood out.
• Game 5: After a slow start with the bat against some very good bowling, Jake and Lachie put together a sensible 32 run partnership which enabled Jake (80 not out) and Nick (37) the freedom to start attacking and put together 71 runs for the 4th wicket. Penrith chased the total down, but Jake (1/1 off 4 overs) and Jack (1/12 off 4) bowled well.
PLAYER’S PLAYER – JOHNNY McNALLY
Game HS Runs Avge Overs Mdns Runs Wkts Avge Econ. Catch Stump RO Allomes, Lachlan 5 7 15 3.00 23 1 127 3 42.33 5.52 0 0 0 Carden, Jake 3 80* 104 52.00 11 3 15 2 7.50 1.36 2 1 2 Ferreira, Daniel 5 19* 45 11.25 15 0 59 2 29.50 3.93 1 0 0 Hansen, Luke 5 4 5 1.67 7 0 61 0 NA 8.71 0 0 1 Hidas, Nick 5 37 128 25.60 16 0 81 1 81.00 5.06 1 0 2 Hole, Ned 1 7 7 7.00 4 0 20 0 NA 5.00 0 0 1 Kewin-Laurie, Jack 5 3 5 1.67 23 1 98 3 32.67 4.26 0 0 0 Lodder, Tom 2 1 1 0.50 6 0 28 0 NA 4.67 1 0 0 Logan, Nathan 5 15 15 3.75 8 0 57 0 NA 7.12 1 0 0 McNally, Johnny 5 12 24 8.00 23 3 79 3 26.33 3.43 2 0 0 Nixon, Kieren 4 27 55 13.75 21 2 70 6 11.67 3.33 0 0 1 Noble, Eoin 2 15 18 9.00 2 0 20 0 NA 10.00 1 0 0 Wigney, Ben 1 7 7 7.00 3 0 15 0 NA 5.00 0 0 1 Wood, Joel 5 18 41 8.20 22 1 102 4 25.50 4.64 2 0 1 Xie, Ben 5 6* 10 10.00 8 1 28 0 NA 3.50 0 0 0 IDCA Under 13
Coach: David McDonald Manager: Geoff Rogers
The Under 13 IDCA is a team of talented and gifted cricketers. These twelve young men were committed to team work, positive attitudes and, playing cricket in the true spirit of the game. Winning two games and narrowly losing the other two, each contributed to the success of the season. In alphabetical order:
Matt Cole: An outstanding middle order batsman who was able to accelerate the run rate and force the opposition into a defensive position. Always successful with the bat, Matt had top scores of 80 and 86 and was always able to take wickets when bowling. Sam Filmer Ramsay: As Vice Captain, Sam led the team by example with his outstanding fielding and spin bowling that troubled all batsmen. Batting at number 3 Sam demonstrated that he is not only a leader but also a talented high order batsman Andrew Fry: Opening fast bowler, as the strike bowler, Andrew always challenged the batsmen through his pace and swing. Andrew was always dependable whether opening or closing the bowling session. Bradon King: A talented wicketkeeper and accomplished batsman Bradon willingly opened the batting for several games. On at least one occasion his batting talents were key to good partnerships. He also contributed to the team with his spin bowling. James King: A gifted all rounder who contributed by taking key wickets and building partnerships at key times. With one of the best economy rates for the team, James confidently slowed the opposition run rate and consistently took wickets. Andrew Mahn: A consistent player with a talent for bowling and fielding. Andrew showed great improvement throughout the season and became a dependable attacking fast bowler. Kian Mantle: a gifted wicketkeeper and solid middle order batsman. Confidently building an innings of 69 in the first game of the season, Kian led the team to win the season opening game against the Central Coast. PLAYER’S PLAYER Sean McDonald: an accomplished all rounder with his batting, leg spin and skillful fielding. Sean consistently built good batting partnerships and constantly troubled the opposition with his leg spin and fielding. Daniel Plant: An outstanding fielder and talented all rounder, Daniel thrived on the challenges of representative cricket. At vital stages of games, Daniel could be relied upon to either take a vital catch or build an innings. . Harris Rogers: A talented cricketer who is an exceptional fielder, competent bowler and accomplished batsman. An outstanding all rounder Harris constantly contributed to the team through all facets of the game. Will Shaw: An accomplished opening batsman, Will was able to see off the opening bowlers and then build a good innings. Complementing his batting talent, Will bowled good medium pace and was a outstanding in the field Sid Simons: As Captain, Sid led the team by example whether with bat, ball or in the field. Sid opened the bowling and through good line and length achieved the best economy rate of the bowlers. IDCA Under 15
Coach: Mike Pawley Manager: Louise Hislop
Team: Ryan McDonald, Andrew Gordon, Joe Drewett, Dan McKenna, Reece Hodge, Nathan Heath, Ryan Campbell, Jack Hislop, Arshdeep Virdi, Landon Kirk, Mickey Edwards, Scott White. Reserve: Mat Varjauandi.
The 2008/09 Manly U15 IDCA team was made up of 5 or 6 boys who had competed in this competition last year and a group of 14/13 year olds playing their first season of IDCA. The IDCA competition is effectively the second team from each of the competing districts which makes for strong competition and in particular against the larger districts such as Central Coast, Newcastle and Penrith. Based on last year’s Manly U15 IDCA results where the team lost in a playoff for third and fourth place, there was good reason to believe the 2008/09 team had the ability to be even more competitive this season. Every boy was capable of contributing to the team with both the bat and ball and there were three players who were ready and willing to don the keeper’s gloves.
Below is a summary of each of the pool games.
Match 1 – Central Coast 8/191 def Manly 166 When heading up the F3 we knew from last year’s losing experience to Central Coast it was likely to be one of the toughest games of the year. Once again the CC proved too strong in almost all departments. Batting: Andrew Gordon 29. Bowling: Jack Hislop 2/25, Landon Kirk 1/10. Match 2 – Manly 7/200 def North Shore 8/191 Having defeated North Shore in the off season, there was a level of confidence the Manly team could get its campaign back on track with repeat of that performance. Batting first, Manly compiled a solid total of 200 and always looked in charge of the game from that point. In the end, North Shore did well to bring their total to 191 but Manly played solidly and deserved the victory. Batting: Dan McKenna 50, Andrew Gordon 37. Bowling: Andrew Gordon 3/19, Jack Hislop 2/12. Match 3 – Manly 6/222 def Hornsby 148 Manly had lost their pre season game against Hornsby but knew if they could perform at the same standard as the previous week they could turn the tables. Once again Manly batted first and scored a challenging 222. Bowling a tight line and with the best fielding of the season so far, Manly managed to frustrate Hornsby’s run rate and force errors from their opposition. Hornsby succumbed to the pressure and were all out for 148. Batting: Dan McKenna 80, Joe Drewett 41, Nathan Heath 30. Bowling: Nathan Heath 2/20. Match 4 – Newcastle 6/160 def Manly 156 First game back from the Xmas break was disappointing with the opportunity lost to take a firm hold of second spot on the ladder. Batting first again Manly made a strong start at 3/107 but then lost their way to be all out in just 45 overs for 156. Newcastle’s strong batting line-up always looked like they would match Manly’s score which they did after 47 overs. Batting: Joe Drewett 53, Reece Hodge 45, Ryan McDonald 17. Bowling: Arshdeep Virdi 2/28. Match 5 – Manly 1/83 def Penrith 82 With three teams tied for second on the ladder (Manly, Penrith and Newcastle) the last pool game of the season against last year’s IDCA champion Penrith side was a must win game for Manly to have any chance of making the Final. In the best team performance of the year, with every player making a contribution with bat ball or great fielding, Manly were able to win comfortably. Bowling first, Manly had Penrith reeling with the loss of early wickets from which they never recovered. Batting: Ryan Campbell 53no, Joe Drewett 20no. Bowling: Nathan Heath 3/7, Jack Hislop 2/9, Mickey Edwards 2/13. Final – Central Coast 10/155 def Manly 9/152 This was a final that provided a day full of drama and a myriad of twists, urns and storylines. Played in constant drizzle and at times steady rain, it was a remarkable game on many different levels. In short, after 97 overs and with three overs to play, Manly needed just one wicket to win the IDCA competition. To their credit, the Central Coast number 10 and 12 were able to not only survive the last three overs but also score the 11 runs they required to win the title. Both teams dealt superbly with atrocious conditions for batting, bowling and fielding – slippery damp ball, skidding wet wicket and wet outfield. Batting: Scott White 25, Nathan Heath 24, Joe Drewett 20. Bowling: Arshdeep Virdi 2/25, Reece Hodge 2/29, Dan McKenna 2/30.
Well done to the Manly boys on an outstanding season – you should all be very proud of your results, the way which you supported each other, and importantly the sportsmanship displayed as a team and as individuals was exemplary. You all shoed great character throughout the ups and downs of the pool matches and performed superbly under pressure to beat last year’s premiers Penrith in the last game to quality for the final.
Your disappointment in losing such a close final is understandable. However, there is no doubt that this experience will, in time, only help further build your skills, knowledge and confidence to become even better cricketers in the future. Congratulations to you all…..
Thank you to all the parents for your tremendous support throughout the season, including transporting, car pooling, scoring, umpiring and afternoon teas. A very special thanks to Louise Hislop for Managing the team with her wonderful organisational skills and, of course, Mick Pawley and his team for their coaching and non-stop support of the team throughout the season.
Season Statistics:
Batting Bowling Joe Drewett – 168 runs @ 33.17 Jack Hislop – 8 wickets @ 11.75 Dan McKenna – 149 runs @ 29.80 Nathan Heath – 8 wickets @ 18.00 Nathan Heath – 104 runs @ 26.00 Arshdeep Virdi – 6 wickets @ 23.80 Andrew Gordon – 97 runs @ 19.40 Andrew Gordon – 5 wickets @ 11.80 Ryan Campbell – 75 runs @ 18.75 Mickey Edwards – 5 wickets @ 13.60 Ryan McDonald – 61 runs @ 10.10 Daniel McKenna – 5 wickets @ 33.2 Reece Hodge – 56 runs @ 28.00 Reece Hodge – 4 wickets @ 13.8 Jack Hislop – 43 runs @ 10.70 Landon Kirk – 3 wickets @ 23.3 Arshdeep Virdi – 42 runs @ 10.50 Joe Drewett – 1 wicket @ 1.5 Scott White – 25 runs @ 25.00 Scott White – 1 wicket @ 4.2 Mickey Edwards – 18 runs @ 9.00 Ryan Campbell – 1 wicket @ 4.4 Landon Kirk – 9 runs @ 4.50
Players Player Award After each game, each player rated the three best players for the day on a 3/2/1 points system. Two players tied for the Player’s Player Award – Nathan Heath and Dan McKenna. RECORDS SET IN 2006/07 AND 2007/08
SEASON 2006/07
Under 12/2 Sam Rose (Peninsula) Bowling Average of 2.20 (previously 2.47 in 1985/86)
Under 13/2 Daniel McKenna (Beacon Hill) Batting Aggregate of 462 (previously 423 in 1992/93)
Under 13/2 Christopher Fiadino (St Pius) Highest Score of 113 (previously 111* in 1992/93)
Under 14/1 Jordan Meredith (Collaroy Plateau) Batting Aggregate of 535 (previously 484 in 2003/04)
Under 14/2 Harry McKibbon (SCECGS Redlands) Batting Aggregate of 574 (previously 430 in 2002/03)
Under 14/2 Harry McKibbon (SCECGS Redlands) Highest Score of 119 (previously 109* in 1992/93)
Under 16/17 Edward Burgess (St Augustines) Batting Aggregate of 703 (previously 495 in 2002/03)
Under 16/17 Daniel Tabrett (Cromer) equal Bowling Aggregate of 34
SEASON 2007/08
Under 12/2 Lachlan Brown (Peninsula) Highest Score 111* (previously 103* in 2001/02)
Under 13/1 Sam Rose (Peninsula) Batting Aggregate of 462 (previously 3.20 in 1997/98)
Under 14/1 Damien Smith (Beacon Hill) Batting Aggregate of 586 (previously 535 in 2006/07)
Under 14/2 Andrew Langhorn (SCECGS Redlands) Bowling Average of 4.05 (previously 4.06 in 1990/91)
Under 15/1 Javed Badyari (Wakehurst) Batting Average of 149.5 (previously 112.50 in 1978/79)
MWJCA RECORDS as at 2008/09 Season
Under 11 Records from 1975/1976 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average Highest Aggregate Average score Cameron 1 Williamson Beacon Hill Youth Club 440 110.00 1980/81 Alex Nelson St Augustines 95 2005/06 Shawn Bradstreet Belrose 52 1982/83 M. Wolley Forest Anglicans 2.10 1981/82
Under 12 Records from 1977/1978 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average Highest Aggregate Average score Michael 1 Cosentino Wakehurst Redbacks 425 109* 1995/96 Daniel Tabrett Wakehurst Redbacks 245.00 2002/03 Linc Woodroff St Augustines 45 1992/93 Sam Rose Peninsula 2.20 2006/07 2 E. Watson Beacon Hill Youth Club 475 1980/81 H. Wheatley Terrey Hills 118.30 1993/94 Lachlan Brown Peninsula 111* 2007/08 R. McDermott Seaforth Youth Club 61 1979/80 Edward Bernasoni Seaforth 1.55 2003/04 3 R. Gracie Collaroy Plateau 200 2001/02 A. Ross Palm Beach 31.66 1985/86 B. Lougham Palm Beach 30 1985/86 A. Porter Narrabeen 30 1985/86 R. Grant Palm Beach 2.95 1985/86
Under 13 Records from 1978/1979 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average Highest Aggregate Average score 1 Warren Evans Forest Districts 444 1982/83 Daniel Tabrett Wakehurst Redbacks 247.00 2003/04 P. Johnston Forest Districts 154* 1980/81 W. Jones Belrose 40 1981/82 Sam Rose Peninsula 2.24 2007/08 Daniel 2 McKenna Beacon Hill 462 2006/07 M. Hill St Augustines 71.60 2.81 1992/93 Christopher Fiadino St Pius 113 2006/07 S. Bartlett Pittwater House 54 1982/83 3 Julian Bignold Terrey Hills 317 31.70 1985/86 G. Speakman Redbacks 41 2.29 1985/86
Under 14 Records from 1978/1979 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average Highest Aggregate Average score 1 Damien Smith Beacon Hill 586 2007/08 Daniel Schimek St Augustines 292 2005/06 Daniel Paterson Peninsula 129 2008/09 J. O'Neil Warringaroos 42 1979/80 Sam Rose Peninsula 42 2008/09 Sam Rose Peninsula 2.48 2008/09 Harry 2 McKibbon SCECGS Redlands 564 2006/07 T. Rigby Seaforth Youth Club 149.50 1999/00 Harry McKibbon SCECGS Redlands 119 2006/07 J. Saunders Terrey Hills 56 1980/81 Andrew Langhorn SCECGS Redlands 4.05 2007/08 3 Josh Andersen Harbord 332 1999/00 T. Goodwin Harbord 68.25 1999/00 A. Gilmore Redbacks 46 2.60 1985/86
Under 15 Records from 1978/1979 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average Highest Aggregate Average score 1 Ben King Wakehurst Redbacks 569 1997/98 Javed Badyari Wakehurst Redbacks 149.5 2007/08 Craig Currie Beacon Hill 193 1989/90 J. Gavanga St Augustines 49 1979/80 M. Clews Collaroy Plateau 4.31 1980/81 2 Josh Andersen Seaforth Youth Club 464 2000/01 Tim Rigby Seaforth Youth Club 149.50 1998/99 Scott Patterson Cromer 100 2002/03 Paul Hynes St Pius 52 1989/90 S. Manning Cromer 4.10 1990/91
Under 16/17 Records from 1998/1999 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average Highest Aggregate Average score Edward 1 Burgess St Augustines 703 2006/07 Tom Ryan St Augustines 88.40 2003/04 Lucas Frazer Seaforth 148 2004/05 D. Riddington Seaforth Youth Club 34 2000/01 Daniel Tabrett Cromer 34 2006/07 Steven Taylor Beacon Hill 5.62 2002/03 2 D. Riddington Seaforth Youth Club 314 34.90 100* 19 1998/99 St Augustines/Terrey B. Bilton 19 1998/99 Hills J. Smith Seaforth Youth Club 8.40 1998/99
MWJCA Old Records Association records have been kept since the 1957/58 season. Rule changes resulted in records being re-commenced around 1975 (the exact year varied in each age group). Under 10 and Under 11 Division 2 and 3 now play average cricket so these records are now unchanged. The old records were: Under 10 Records to 1973/1974 Season Div. Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 P. Lowery NarrabeenYouth Club 415 105 1968/69 G. Fletcher Beacon Hill 42.50 1972/73 M. Sanford Narrabeen Lakes 67 1971/72 M. Sutter Wakehurst 1.90 1969/70 2 M. Jolly Seaforth Youth Club 378 104* 1967/68 G. Pope Avalon Youth Club 41.14 1967/68 T. McTeigue Collaroy Plateau 107 1969/70 C. Stoneman Curl Curl Youth Club 0.88 1972/72 Under 10 Records from 1974/1975 Season Div. Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 R. Medway Forest Anglicans 247 1976/77 R. Walton Seaforth Youth Club 186.00 1978/79 B. Minnett Collaroy Plateau 58 1974/75 B. Cake Collaroy Plateau 1.54 1975/76 2 A. Gray St Kevins 210 1974/75 M. Bland Forest Anglicans 195.00 1978/79 A. Hodgson Forest Anglicans 52 1975/76 M. James Allambie 2.41 1979/80 Under 11 Records to 1974/1975 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 A. Frazer Christian BrosCollege 601 1974/75 G. Fletcher Beacon Hill 74.33 1973/74 M. Jolly Seaforth Youth Club 105* 1968/69 D. Tracey North Balgowlah 122 1962/63 A. Spargo Balgowlah 1.54 1961/62 2 S. Mesite Christian BrosCollege 487 60.87 1966/67 R. Delaney Narrabeen YouthClub 97 1967/68 P. Brown Balgowlah 100 1961/62 R. Margolis Avalon 0.94 1973/74 Balgowlah Rugby 3 K. Wright Union 219 21.90 41* 1966/67 G. Horton Pittwater 83 1966/67 T. Ansel BeaconHill YouthClub 2.35 1966/67 Under 11 Records from 1975/1976 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 2 J. Sanders Terrey Hills 362 1977/78 G. Brown Beacon Hill YClub 31.60 1977/78 G. Willmack Terrey Hills 55 2.12 1982/83 Under 12 Records to 1976/1977 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 A. Frazer Christian BrosCollege 716 89.50 1975/76 S. Johnson Allambie 131 1975/76 J. Burke St Augustines 134 1965/66 D. Anderson Collaroy Plateau 1.56 1958/59 2 G. Verity Cromer 432 1974/75 N. Tuckerman Allambie 161.50 1976/77 L. Poganowski Manly Vale 110* 1962/63 L. Anderson Frenchs Forest 91 1960/61 J. Douglas Mona Vale 1.66 1958/59 3 G. Reid North Balgowlah 317 195 77 1964/65 S. Green North Balgowlah 77 1964/65 J. Murray Christian BrosCollege 66* 1964/65 J. Rodgers Christian BrosCollege 3.12 1964/65 Under 13 Records to 1977/1978 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 P. Spraggs Collaroy Plateau 698 1962/63 S. Hegarty St Augustines 117 1974/75 M. Jolly Seaforth Youth Club 148* 2.38 1970/71 S. Buchan St Augustines 85 1967/68 2 G. Alley Seaforth Youth Club 507 1965/66 M. Smith Forest Anglicans 125 1972/73 D. Alley Collaroy Plateau 57 1965/66 S. Lawler Narrabeen Lakes 57 1972/73 P. Wilkins Wakehurst 2.90 1969/70 Under 14 Records to 1977/1978 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 R. Ryan Christian BrosCollege 794 198.50 170* 1962/63 M. Murfin Seaforth Youth Club 71 1969/70 J. Tucker Dee Why 2.04 1972/73 2 T. Hall Christian BrosCollege 548 141 1977/78 N. Coltman Curl Curl 79 1962/63 S. Hynes Christian BrosCollege 69 2.30 1976/77 Under 15 Records to 1977/1978 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 D. Headon Pittwater RSL 503 1965/66 M. McGuire Dee Why RSL 107 1971/72 S. Allum Pittwater RSL 82 1965/66 A. Gors Beacon Hill 2.48 1972/73 Under 16 Records to 1997/1998 Season Division Name Club Batting Bowling Season Aggregate Average HighestScore Aggregate Average 1 T. Marsh Pittwater House 473 1993/94 S. Gillespie Collaroy Plateau 131 1990/91 S. Jenkins Pittwater House 124 39 1993/94 P. Connor Redbacks 3.93 1987/88
MWJCA History of Winning Teams 1999/00 to 2008/09 Age Div 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 2000/01 1999/00 U9 1 Harbord Cromer Seaforth Cromer Peninsula Harbord Peninsula Beacon Hill Cromer U9 2 Seaforth Collaroy Forest Harbord Peninsula U10 1 Collaroy Seaforth Wakehurst Wakehurst Wakehurst Peninsula Peninsula Wakehurst Wakehurst Wakehurst Seaforth White U10 2 Beacon HIll Forest Peninsula Beacon Hill Seaforth Wakehurst Wakehurst Peninsula Seaforth Seaforth Blue Peninsula U10 3 Seaforth Collaroy U11 1 Wakehurst Peninsula Wakeurst Peninsula Wakehurst Peninsula Wakehurst Cromer Wakehurst Wakehurst Cromer U11 2 Wakehurst Peninsula Seaforth Harbord Wakehurst Beacon Hill Seaforth Beacon Hill Seaforth Wakehurst U11 3 Collaroy Peninsula Collaroy St U12 1 Peninsula Peninsula Peninsula Peninsula Peninsula Cromer Beacon Hill Peninsula St Pius Augustines U12 2 Peninsula Harbord Peninsula Seaforth Beacon Hill Seaforth St Augustines Seaforth Harbord
U12 3 Beacon Hill U13 1 StAugustines Peninsula Harbord Peninsula St Augustines Cromer Cromer Wakehurst Cromer Peninsula U13 2 StAugustines Peninsula Beacon Hill St Pius Seaforth Harbord Peninsula Harbord U14 1 Peninsula Harbord Peninsula Wakehurst Beacon Hill St Augustines St Augustines Cromer Peninsula Cromer U14 2 Forest St Pius Wakehurst Wakehurst Seaforth Harbord Beacon Hill U14 3 Cromer Peninsula U15 1 Harbord Harbord Peninsula Collaroy Forest Peninsula Beacon Hill Peninsula St Augustines U15 2 St Pius Cromer Forest Beacon Hill U15/16 1 Forest U15/16 2 Peninsula U16 1 Harbord U16/17 1 Harbord Wakehurst Cromer Cromer Seaforth Wakehurst Beacon Hill St Pius Seaforth U16/17 2 Wakehurst U17/18 1 St Augustines