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WEST TORRENS DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB A founding member of the SACA Grade Club Competition (Established 1857) 2017 ~ 2018 ANNUAL REPORT Proud | Resilient | United CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS: 2004-05, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2011-12. A founding member of the South Australian Cricket Association Hindmarsh CC: 1st GRADE PREMIERS: 1879-80, 1880-81, 1883-84. Senior Men 1stGRADE PREMIERS:1932-33, 1935-36, 1936-37, 1938-39, 1939-40, 1940-41*, 1941-42*, 1954-55, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1961-62, 2006-07, 2016-17 Senior Women 1st GRADE PREMIERS: 2008-09, 2012-13, 2017-18. Unofficial * WW2 DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS 2017 - 2018 Board of Management President Scott Jones Chairman Matt Loveder Secretary Charlie Rumbelow Treasurer Gary Rennie Elected Members Julie Brown, Andrew Capel, Leigh Drennan (Players Rep – part season) Marty Edmunds (Junior Co-ordinator), Brooke Harris, Daryl Marshall, Sharon Harris (Women’s Co-ordinator), Peter Hutton, Blair Wickham, Tony Jones (SACA Delegate), Jess Joseph (Players’ Representative), Kent Sendy (Sponsorship Co-ordinator), Greg Stanford, Blair Wickham, Brenton Woolford and Tom Woolford. Junior Chairman Daryl Marshall Secretary/Treasurer Julie Brown Junior Committee Chairman: Daryl Marshall, Secretary/Treasurer: Julie Brown, Junior Coordinator: Marty Edmunds, Clothing Coordinator: Tracy Croft, Country Representative: Adam Davies, Safety Officer: Bengy Paolo, WSJCA Parent Liaison: Chook Barratt, U16 Parent Liaison: Karen Zunic/Karen Parparella, Under 14 Administration: Catherine Terry, Events & Trophies Coordinator: Emily Smith, Milo Coordinator: Donna Mowling, U16 Coaches; U14 Coaches; RSS Coaches, WSJCA Coaches. Senior Cricket Committee Brenton Woolford (Chairman – Cricket Director) David Bourn, Andrew Capel and Jack Dugan Cricket Director Brenton Woolford Women’s Cricket Co-ordinator Sharon Harris Junior Co-ordinator Marty Edmunds Practice Co-ordinators Richard Williams and Tim Loughry Senior Men’s Coaching Panel Mark Harrity (Senior Coach), Dan Cullen (Assistant), David Bourn (Assistant), Leigh Drennan (Assistant), Brenton Woolford. Senior Women’s Coach Leigh Drennan (Senior Coach) Senior Team Managers Richard Williams (Men’s 1st Grade) Greg Stanford (Men’s 2nd Grade) Tim Loughlin (Men’s 3rd Grade) Mark Harris (Women’s 1st Grade) Men’s Selection Panel Brenton Woolford (Chairman), Mark Harrity and the Captains Women’s Selection Panel Leigh Drennan and the Captains Junior Coaching Panel Under 17 Tom Maegraith Under 16 Tom Maegraith Under 14 Nick Maegraith, Tom Cousins Under 12 Nick Maegraith WSJCA Under 14 Blue Cameron Gammon Under 14 Gold Brandyn Galletti Under 12 Callum Agnew Ray Sutton Shield Darren Joseph, Jack Dugan Young Eagles Development Academies Boys Denis Brien, Eric Freeman, David Mundy Girls Jess Joseph, Caitlin Edmunds Junior Managers Under 16 Red Kent Lewis, James Agnew Under 16 White Adrian Jones, Dean Hoy Annual Report 2 July 2018 DIRECTORY OF OFFICIALS 2017 - 2018 Under 14 Red Mick Thornton, Tim Cook Under 14 White Bengy Paolo, Andrew Boeyen Ray Sutton Shield Greg Hawke Under 12 Shield Tracy Croft Under 12 WSJCA Chook Barratt, Greg Campbell Captains Senior Men Manager Scorer 1st Grade Kelvin Smith Richard Williams Rhys Negerman 2nd Grade Nick Maegraith Greg Stanford Brian LeCornu 3rd Grade Jordan Capel Various Peter Hutton 4th Grade Jack Dugan Various Laurence Joseph Captains Senior Women 1st Grade Jess Joseph Gerard Treloar Mark Harris 2nd Grade Rotation Joe Cufone Various Milo In2Cricket Donna Mowling Editorial Eagle Eye Denis Brien (Editor) and Charlie Rumbelow Fortnightly Newsletter Charlie Rumbelow Non-Playing Membership Co-ordinators Noaline and Denis Brien Historian/Archivist Denis Brien Fund Raising/Sponsorship Co-ordinators Kent Sendy, Alan Hutton, Julie Brown Canteen/Catering Committee Latisha Polkinghorne (Convenor), Michelle Capel, Alan Hutton, Peter Hutton, Jenny and Richard Williams Social and Events Committee Tyson Negerman (Convenor), Jordan Capel, Daniel Drew, Jack Dugan, Blair Wickham Liaison Henley Football Club Scott Jones Henley High School Alan Hutton, Charlie Rumbelow Facilities Charlie Rumbelow Grounds Trent Kelly and Carl Mickan Web Site www.westerneagles.com Web Master Blair Wickham SACA Cricket Development Officers Metropolitan Tom Fenoughty Country Ben Brown CLUB CONTACTS President Scott Jones 0403 439 193 [email protected] Chairman Matt Loveder 0401 654 800 [email protected] Secretary Charlie Rumbelow 0407 603 998 [email protected] Treasurer Gary Rennie 0403 339 267 [email protected] Membership Noaline Brien 08 8356 7132 [email protected] Women’ Co-ordinator Sharon Harris 0408 155 095 [email protected] Junior Chairman Daryl Marshall 0414 378 177 [email protected] Junior Secretary Julie Brown 0431 713 417 [email protected] Junior Co-ordinator Marty Edmunds 0408 120 470. [email protected] Bank Transfers BSB 105 900 Account 145 274 840 Bank SA Annual Report 3 July 2018 LIFE MEMBERS Tim Allen Don Beitz Thomas Bishop Rex Blundell David Bourn Marlene Bourn Max Bourn Hugh Bridgman Denis Brien Noaline Brien Jack Carr David Cassidy Ron Cassidy Charles Chittleborough James Chittleborough Max Conroy Percy Coombe H.J. (Bert) Day Keith DeBoar Geoff Delbridge Roger Dugan Ian Edgley Brian Flaherty Bob Hank Ron Hamence Andrew Haslett Bert Heairfield Ben Higgins Bob Hitchcox David Hookes Pat Hookes Malcolm Howell Brian Isaac Arthur (Affie) Jarvis Scott Jones Trent Kelly Frank Kennedy Brian Kerr Norm King Helen Lewis Kevin Lewis Malcolm Lewis Daniel Lynch John Lynch Don Manson Ray McCormick Chris Miles Matt Minagall Daniel Murdoch Rick Niehuus Tim Nielsen Chris O’Reilly Ivor Paech Logan Pastyn James Pyke Ian Ravenscroft OAM Chris Read David Rex Dean Rex Neil Richardson Sid Ridings Phil Ridings Adam Rumbelow Charlie Rumbelow Fred Shaw Alan Smith Andy Smith Ben Smith Brian Smith Dean Smith Kevin Smith B.S.C. (Wally) Smith Graham Stanford Greg Stanford Ross Stanford Maurie Sykes Jarrad Taylor H.W. (Dick) Tomkins Lloyd Turner Hiram Varley Daniel Voyzey Aub Webster John Wilde Steve Weinmann Peter Wiles Daryl Wood Angus Woolcock Brenton Woolford Doug Wyman Grant Wyman Murray Yates Hindmarsh C.C. A.J.Barnes G.H.Tolley NON PLAYING MEMBERS Blue and Gold Eagle Rex Blundell Dr Peter Byrne AM (Mil) Paul Caica MP Jack Carr Keith DeBoar Brian Isaac Kym Laslett Brian LeCornu Anita Lynch John Lynch Ian McPhee Ian Ravenscroft Chris Read Adam Rumbelow Charlie Rumbelow Dean Smith Greg Stanford Lloyd Turner Annabelle Waugh Michael Waugh Daryl Wood Doug Wyman Murray Yates Golden Eagle Chook Barratt Denis Brien Michael Brien Noaline Brien Roger Dugan Rosemary Edgley Barry Fry (OAM) John Gazzola MLC Jenny Haslett Alan Hitchcox Alan Hutton John Jarvis Greg Mahoney Mary McCormick James Parrington Garry Rennie Des Rowe Gerard Treloar Joan Turner John Voyzey Peter Wiles Brenton Woolford Blue Eagle Rex Adams OAM Kingsley Allen Amy Agnew Jamie Agnew Lola Blundell Graham Bullard Chris Cunningham Rob George John Humphries Dean Hoskin Joylene Hoskin Murray Heinicke (Hon) Rod Hill Malcolm House Tony Jarvis Annette Johnson Peter Kelly Robert Manning Heather Mickan Kym Mickan Andrew Muirhead John Nielsen Gayleen Richardson Murray Richardson Gordon Rowe Sue Woolford Annual Report 4 July 2018 PRESIDENT’S REPORT While this season did not have great on-field success from the Senior Men's or Juniors perspective, there was a huge amount to be proud of from our Women's Program through their One-Day and T20 premierships. I believe I witnessed a shift in the culture of this club as the men and women came together to support and celebrate this success and I congratulate all involved in making this happen. However, I will leave the commentary on the playing side of the club to others and restrict this report to some more of the big picture achievements and plans for our club. We made significant increases in our footprint on the Henley and Grange Memorial Oval with the completion of construction of the Playing Equipment Shed this season, joining the new Curators Shed from last season. Well done to everyone involved in these tremendous projects, especially our Secretary, Charlie Rumbelow. In addition to these facilities we invested heavily in other equipment to be able to provide quality playing and training facilities for all players across the grades. There was a heavy investment in Grounds and Maintenance this year as will be evident in the Financial Statements and detailed more thoroughly in the Secretary's and Treasurer’s Reports. We will continue to invest in providing safe and quality facilities and equipment for this club. We were ecstatic to be able to extend our lease with the Henley Football Club for what is essentially the next 9 years. We hope to further entrench our home base at Henley through some greater visibility of our club inside and outside the clubrooms in the coming years. Many thanks to Michael Broadbent, Rod Hill and our Patron Paul Caica for helping us through this process. Speaking of our Patron, I thank Paul for his outstanding leadership and support for our club during his term, particularly through the difficult merger situation. Upon his retirement from Parliament, Paul graciously set the wheels in motion for a successor to assume this role and I am pleased to announce that Matthew Cowdrey OAM, Member for Colton, has accepted this position with our club. We look forward to starting a new chapter with Matt and again thank Paul for his support of our club. Two club members this year received OAMs, with Life Member Ian Ravenscroft and Member Rex Adams being presented with their honours in June. Congratulations to both of these great supporters of our club. Some other dot points on significant achievements this season and a broad thank you to those involved: • Ongoing success of our Young Eagles Academies for boys and girls culminating in Denis Brien being shortlisted for the Westfield Local Hero Award. • The publication of a book about the history of our antecedent club, Hindmarsh CC. “All The Kings’ Men” was the culmination of years of research by Denis Brien and was supported by a grant from the City of Charles Sturt with the printing of the book being undertaken by the club.
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