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ON THE BALL EDITION 3: January 2011 A NEWSLETTER FOR HORNSBY KU-RING-GAI & HILLS DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION Inc. Special offer OUR MAJOR SPONSORS HK&HDCA memBERS ONLY HK&HDCA Members Only February Special Offer Kooindah Waters Residential Golf and Spa Resort is proud to sponsor Hornsby Ku-ring-gai and Hills District Cricket Association. Kooindah Waters is a 4½ star resort community on the Central Coast, Two rounds of golf just 45 minutes north of Wahroonga. with cart and a standard house beer, Situated in a tranquil bushland setting it combines an 18 holec wine or soft drink. hampionship standard golf course, 108 bed Mantra Resort with fine Total cost $116 dining restaurant and wine bar, large outdoor swimming pool, indoor (valued at up to $174). heated lap pool, gymnasium and other resort facilities including an Book before endota day spa. Contemporary new homes are positioned around February 28, 2011 the golf course, offering a relaxed lifestyle for those who choose to for play prior to March 31, 2 011.* make Kooindah Waters their home. * Tee times are subject to availability. HUNTER VALLEY foR MORE INFORMATION NEWCASTLE visit kooindahwaters.com.au Kooindah Blvd, Wyong, Central HUNTER VALLEY 65kms Coast LAKE MACQUARIE NEWCASTLE To make a reservation call Y 67kms A W HWY E E R F 02 4351 0700 and mention F3 PACIFIC HK&HDCA January offer. KOOINDAH WATERS SYDNEY THE ENTRANCE 85kms GOSFORD Owned and developed by Investa Property Group HAWKESBURY RIVER Page 2 SYDNEY On the Ball : Edition 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS OUR MAJOR SPONSORS MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER CONTENTS Welcome to the 3rd edition of On the Ball, the monthly Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai & Hills From our Sponsors 2 District Cricket Association newsletter. From the Executive Officer 3 This month we feature Castle Hill RSL Cricket Club who will be hosting Pink Stumps day on 19 February at Fred Triforce Photo of the Month 4 Caterson 2. The release was published before I was Triforce Sports Sale 5 informed that Thornleigh CC, Kenthurst Upper Hills CC and Mount Colah CC will be holding similar events. HKHDCCA Coaching Clinics 6 We have highlights from our recent junior coaching Fundraiser in Focus: Walk for QLD 8 clinics, our Triforce Photo of the Month and a feature on youngster, Oliver Hing, from Hornsby District CC. Fundraiser in Focus: Kai Connell 9 Fundraiser in Focus: Pink Stumps Day 10 There has been some amazing cricket played within HK&HDCA during the past month, none more so than Message from CricketNSW 12 by ARL’s Ben Folkard, who scored 105 no and took 4/11 including a hat-trick in A Grade on 22 January 2011 in Around the Clubs: Kissing Point 14 a one-day match against Kissing Point CC at Parklands Oval. Player Highlight: Oliver Hing 15 Northern Knights (Rep. Cricket) 16 Enjoy the 3rd edition and please send in contributions for our 4th edition to Ross Turner & Glenn Hourigan Cups 17 [email protected] Senior Competition 18 Yours in cricket, Junior Competition 19 Ben Gussey NSGCA (Girls Cricket) 20 Executive Officer HK&HDCA Inc. Blowfly Cricket 22 Northern District Cricket Club 23 HKHDCUA: NSW Umpires Badge 24 Page 2 Page 3 On the Ball : Edition 3 TRIFORCE : PHOTO OF THE MONTH ON THE BALL : EDITION ONE DECEMBER 2010 WINNER : BEN FOGARTY TRIFORCE SALES Every month our friends at Triforce Sports offer a $100 gift voucher for the best photo entry. Photos must be cricket related and from persons within our member clubs. Please send your address with your entrance to [email protected]. Please send all entries in both a high resolution and web resolution format. By entering this contest you consent to use of photos in Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket Association Inc publications and on our website (http://www.hkhdca.com.au). Dropped! ST IVES V BEROWRA (B GRADE) : This month’s winner had an unfair advantage, as he is a Channel 9 camerman. This shot was one of a series of shots of Graeme Terry being dropped against Berowra at Hassell Park Page 4 On the Ball : Edition 3 On the Ball : Edition 3 TRIFORCE SPORTS SALE DECEMBER 2010 WINNER : BEN FOGARTY TRIFORCE SALES SPECIAL KIT PRICES www.triforcesports.com.au Page 4 Page 5 On the Ball : Edition 3 HKHDCCA ON THE BALL : EDITION ONE REPORT ON COACHING CLINICS Kenthurst Clinic(12-14 Jan) / Waitara Clinic (17-19 Jan) The Coaches’ Association (HKHDCCA) in partnership with Northern District CC conducted two successful Junior Cricket Clinics during the January 2011 school holidays. The first clinic was held at Kenthurst Park (12-14 January) and the second clinic took place at Waitara Oval (17-19 January). Thanks to our two host clubs, Kenthurst-Upper Hills and Northern District CC, for the use of their excellent facilities. A total of 61 children attended the clinics, which represented a 33% increase on our last clinic in September 2010. It was great to see a high ‘return rate’ of children from September 2010 to January 2011, which demonstrates that the clinics have been enjoyable and beneficial for the children who attended. The written evaluations from the parents were also excellent, with many parents expressing their gratitude at the overall coaching ratio of approximately 1 : 6, which provides more individualised coaching opportunities. The accredited coaches engaged at the clinics included Rod Hokin (Head Coach), Bruce Wood (Co ordinator), Jono Whealing, Dave Lowery, Nick Cheadle, Andrew Lowe, Irfan Baig, Mike Burgin and Justin Epthorp. We were also fortunate to have a special guest coach on day 2 of our Waitara clinic, Ross Turner (HKHDCCA Patron), who is an internationally renowned cricket coach. Following the clinic, Ross sent this correspondence to Bruce Wood, HKHDCCA President: “A short note to extend congratulations to you for your outstanding efforts in coordinating the HKHDCCA – Northern District Cricket Club Coaching Program across the past week. I commend you and Rod Hokin for bringing it all together in fine style. Northern District and HKHDCCA are to be commended on their joint initiative to promote and develop the game across Sydney’s north-west region. Congratulations are also offered to the coaches who worked in committed and enthusiastic fashion.” The clinics included video analysis of the bowlers’ actions; specific coaching on batting, bowling and fielding skills (and wicket-keeping drills where applicable); training in the nets (including turf nets at Waitara); batting against a bowling machine (at Kenthurst); a wide range of coaching drills and games to reinforce the cricket skills learnt and to develop team work; plus a Cricket ‘Olympics’ event and Super Sixes competitions. The next HKHDCCA / NDCC cricket clinics will take place during the Sept./Oct. 2011 school holidays. Enquiries can be directed to Bruce Wood, [email protected], Ph. 0412 688 629. Page 6 On the Ball : Edition 3 On the Ball : Edition 3 HKHDCCA REPORT ON COACHING CLINICS Photo: Coaching staff and kids at the Waitara Junior Coaching Clinic (held 17-19 January, 2011) Photo: Coaching staff at the Waitara Junior Coaching Clinic (held 17-19 January, 2011) Photo: Coaching staff and kids at the Kenthurst Junior Coaching Clinic (held 12-14 January, 2011) Page 6 Page 7 On the Ball : Edition 3 FUNDRAISER IN FOCUS : QUEENSLAND FLOOD APPEAL ON THE BALL : EDITION ONE HK&HDCA FUNDRAISER APPEAL HK&HDCA FUNDRAISER WRAP Abbas Aly Puts On His Walking Shoes for Charity Abbas Aly, our very generous supporter and sponsor from Triforce Sports, invites you to be part of his Walk for Queensland. Information is below, with more to come: Abbas the one eyed Australian supporter made a bet that Australia would win the ASHES, well you all know the result. The bet was he would walk from the Triforce Sports BELLA VISTA store to the Triforce Sports WILEY PARK store. The walking length is about 32 Km. As a show of support for our fellow Australians in Queensland we ask every cricket club to participate in this walk and raise funds for Queensland – all funds collected will be donated to the Premiers Flood Appeal. Prizes will be awarded for most participants per club and most funds raised. This event has also become a part of the Hornsby Mayor’s Queensland Flood Appeal dinner, with Triforce Sports acting as major sponsor. Follow the link below for more information. http://www.triforcesports.com.au/News/15-hornsby-mayors-queensland-flood-appeal.aspx Page 8 On the Ball : Edition 3 On the Ball : Edition 3 FUNDRAISER IN FOCUS : KAI CONNELL HK&HDCA FUNDRAISER APPEAL HK&HDCA FUNDRAISER WRAP Winners of Kai Connell Fundraiser 1st prize: Ricky Ponting autographed framed bat donated by Noel Moig Agencies / Kookaburra – Jason Copp 2nd prize: Adam Gilchrist autographed framed bat donated by Noel Moig Agencies / Kookaburra – Paul Shepherd 3rd prize: Michael Clarke autographed framed bat donated by Noel Moig Agencies / Kookaburra – Geoff Bradley of Simpson Turf 4th prize: Phil Hughes autographed framed bat donated by Noel Moig Agencies / Kookaburra – Chamberlain 5th prize: Brad Haddin autographed framed bat donated by Noel Moig Agencies / Kookaburra – Beecroft CC 6th prize: 2006 / 07 Indian Touring Team autographed framed bat donated by Bruce Wood – Tom Richmond O.A.M. 7th prize: Framed Australian soccer print donated by Andy Bayles – Mike Rolleston Passed in by Mike Rolleston to be raffled at Reps – Juniors Presentation evening 8th prize: Framed cricket shirt autographed by Australian players donated by Mike Rolleston – St Ives CC 9th prize: Framed Australian Rugby Bundaberg Rum print donated by Mike Rolleston – Mike Rolleston passed in by Mike Rolleston to be raffled at Reps – Juniors Presentation evening 10th prize – Sydney FC autographed soccer ball in perspex cube donated by KDSA – Brad Caldwell of All Seasons 11th prize – Central Coast Mariners autographed soccer ball in perspex cube donated by KDSA – Liam Grace All prize-winners drawn by Cr Nick Berman, Mayor of Hornsby Shire Council at the conclusion of the Hornsby Shire Council’s 611th Citizenship Ceremony - Australia Day, Wednesday 26th January 2011, Hornsby RSL Club.
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