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TCA Annual Report 2017 HHHHHHH HH H H HH H H H H H H H H H H H H H Taranaki H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H Cricket H H H H H H H H H H H H Association H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H Sponsorship Proposal To BP2GO Powderham/Moturoa 2017 122ND ANNUAL REPORT inside cover page will be blank CONTENTS 02 AGM Agenda 2017 03 Taranaki Cricket Association Office Holders 04 Chairman's Report 08 Finance Director's Report 09 Revital Fertilisers Taranaki Representative Report 10 Competitions Director's 2016-2017 Season Report 12 Women's Director Annual Report 2016-2017 Season 14 Age Group and Development Director's Report 2016-2017 Season 15 Taranaki Schools Director's Report 2016-2017 Season 17 Taranaki Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association Report 2016-2017 Season 18 Hawke Cup Scorecards & Performances 27 Chapple Cup Scorecards & Performances 30 Revital Fertilisers Taranaki Individual Averages 31 Revital Fertilisers Taranaki Individual Career Performance Record 32 Representative All Time Run Scorers List Representative All Time Wicket Takers List Representative All Wicket Keeping Dimissals 33 Premier 1 Day Results 37 1 Day Final Scorecard 38 Premier 2 Day Results 42 2 Day Final Scorecard 43 TET Senior Grade Performances 44 Lower Grade Finals 45 Premier Honours Board Performances 46 Coaching and Development Report 51 Taranaki Cricket Association Inc Financial Statements TARANAKI CRICKET ASSOCIATION ● 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 01 AGM AGENDA 2017 THE ANNUAL GENERAL 1. WELCOME MEETING OF THE 2. OBITUARIES ASSOCIatION WILL BE HELD IN THE 3. APOLOGIES BELLRINGER PAVILION, 4. CONFIRMATION PUKEKURA PARK, of previous AGM minutes held 1 September 2016 – Been circulated NEW PLYMOUTH 5. CONFIRMATION OF OFFICE ON MONDAY 4TH Patron – Malcolm Greenhill SEPTEMber 2017 President – N.C. Frampton at 7:30PM 6. PRESENTATION AND ADOPTION OF ANNUAL REPORTS Adoption of Financial Accounts for the year ended 30 April 2017 7. PRESENTATION OF TROPHIES Stainton Trophy Fox Hall Memorial Trophy 8. ELECTION OF OFFICERS - directors:- 9. appointment of auditior:- Staples Rodway 10. APPOINTMENT OF HONORARY SOLICITOR:- Scott Grieve 11. GENERAL BUSINESS 02 TARANAKI CRICKET ASSOCIATION ● 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 2016/17 TARANAKI CRICKET ASSOCIATION OFFICE HOLDERS PATRON Malcolm Greenhill PRESIDENT N.C. Frampton BOARD MEMBERS Chairman Russell Wilson Directors Gill Hurley, Greg Shearer, Peter Ingram, John McElroy, Keely Wisnewski, Keith Borrell DIRECTOR RESPONSIBILITY Competitions J. McElroy Finance G. Shearer School Cricket K. Wisnewski Representative P. Ingram Age Group/Development K. Borrell Women G. Hurley ADMINISTRATOR T. Stewart AUDITOR Staples Rodway HONOURARY SOLICITOR Scott Grieve COACH Revital Fertilisers ‘A’ Team Debu Banik 'B' Team Debu Banik Women Aimee Watkins LIFE MEMBERS D.H. Bell, J. Davies, S. Johnston, J.F.R. Leggat, G. Reardon, N. Sulzberger, D. Turner, R.L. West, N.C. Frampton, D. Stewart, A.B. Jordan ASSOCIATE MEMBERS C.F. Greaves, B. Richards TARANAKI CRICKET ASSOCIATION ● 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 03 FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 APRIL 2017 CHAIRMAN’S REPORT RUSSELL WILSON ON BEHALF OF THE TARANAKI CRICKET ASSOCIation (TCA) BOARD OF DIRECTORS, IT GIVES ME GREat PLEASURE TO PRESENT MY FIRST ANNUAL REPORT AS CHAIRMAN. It has been a good year for cricket in Taranaki. Player numbers have generally remained steady after the increase in numbers last season. Finances remain sound with another Highlights for inclusion in the one day and test teams. healthy surplus. There have been Congratulations to Tom Bruce on some spectacular highlights making the T20 Black Caps team. Congratulations to Neil Sulzberger which I mention below. The main Tom is a credit to Stratford and to who was awarded the Bert Sutcliffe disappointment has been the Taranaki. He has made a great start Medal for Services to New Zealand weather, but we learn to live with to his international career averaging Cricket. In Taranaki we all know that in Taranaki. 34.66 with a strike rate of 131. He was what a treasure we have in Neil but also named Central Districts T20 and it was fantastic to see him receive players’ player of the year. I wish him this national recognition. The award all the best for 2017/18 as he strives was presented live on TV and Neil to cement his T20 spot and challenge performed brilliantly with a great plug for our beloved Pukekura Park. 04 TARANAKI CRICKET ASSOCIATION ● 2017 ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 APRIL 2017 throws up some sticky issues and this I particularly note those players who year has been no exception. John received our Representative Trophies has rolled up his sleeves and made and those who have represented the tough decisions. You will never Central Districts this season. These please all the people all the time but it achievements are all noted in Peter’s is pleasing for me to see that John in report. general has the support of clubs and players. Women’s I congratulate all winners of our senior Representative competitions as mentioned in John’s It was also a good season for our report. Women’s team who came second in We have ongoing issues with the the Mike Shrimpton Trophy. improvement of our artificial and grass Our women’s director Gill Hurley has wickets. This is necessary not only for reported fully in her report. Thanks health and safety reasons but also for go to Aimee Watkins, coach and Peter the skill development of our players. Wisnewski, manager and to all players It is pleasing that improvements are who like the men have all contributed being made and further improvements to Taranaki continuing to pull above planned by many of our clubs. our weight. The CD Stags made the T20 McDonalds Super Smash final hosted Revital Fertilisers I also acknowledge the player at Pukekura Park. It was a great Taranaki Men’s Team achievements and awards listed in occasion with a sell out crowd and Gill’s report. Taranaki once again showed New The men’s team had a solid year. Zealand what we and Pukekura Park In the Chappell Cup they beat Age Group can do when given the opportunity. Marlborough and then had a rain off Representative and when in a dominant position against Development 1st Class Cricket Manawatu. Manawatu advanced to the final based on their superior This is reported on by Gill Hurley in Again this year we had a full placing in 2015/16. Taranaki won the respect of the girls and Keith Borrell complement of Central Districts play off for third against Nelson. as our age group and representative games with one hosted at Yarrow Director. As can be seen from their Stadium and five (including the final Taranaki was unlucky not to win the reports we had a full and successful mentioned above) at Pukekura Park. Furlong Cup and with it the right to program. There were also three 50 over Ford challenge for the Hawke Cup. They Trophy Games at Pukekura Park needed to secure first innings points The highlights were; the U17 team including a preliminary final in which against Hawkes Bay but failed to do so winning their tournament, the U18 a Tom Bruce century assisted CD to a after having them 9 for 157 chasing 161. Girls coming runner up in both the win by 48 runs. T20 and 40 over formats and Kaylum Thanks to Peter Ingram who continues Boshier captaining both the New The Board have a goal to bring as to do a good job as Representative Zealand under 18s and the CD under many of these and higher level games Director. 19s. Congratulations to the players to Pukekura Park as possible and the Thanks to Debu Banik, coach, Debu, and coaches involved. success of these games in the last few Ali Jordan and David O’Sullivan, seasons is certainly helping this cause. This has been Keith’s first year selectors and Doug Proffit, manager. as Director and he has made a It is very pleasing to note that the Competitions tremendous start. same support team will be in place This season was the first in charge for for the upcoming season but with the As regards Development generally John McElroy as our new competitions addition of Jamie Watkins as assistant please note that for the first year Director and he, Travis and the other coach. Jamie’s Coaching and Development members of the competitions sub- report has been included in the AGM Thanks to all our players this season. materials. Jamie has always provided committee have done a good job. Taranaki continues to punch above its The Competitions portfolio always annual reports to the Board of this weight and you have all contributed. quality. We have decided to publish TARANAKI CRICKET ASSOCIATION ● 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 05 FOR THE YEAR ENDING 30 APRIL 2017 his reports now and in future. I’m sure important to us. Our major sponsor I note with some sadness that our you can appreciate the depth of our is Revital Fertilisers. They have just Women’s Director, Gill Hurley, is not development programs and the great come to the end of a three year standing for re-election. Gill has work that Jamie and his team put in. sponsorship agreement and I thank served Taranaki’s female cricketers them for the significant funding they extremely well over the last three School Cricket have provided over that time. We are years. She has overseen the creation currently talking about the next three of a girl’s T20 competition on Monday Keely Wisnewski has had another years! nights, a new U13 girl’s age group great year as director of School team and KiwiSport funded programs Cricket.
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