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Altona Cricket Club Incorporated 51St Annual Report Season 2013/14 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 Altona Cricket Club Incorporated ABN: 37-588-489-518 http://altona.vic.cricket.com.au Affiliated with Victorian Sub District Cricket Association Western Region Junior Cricket Association 51st Annual Report Season 2013/14 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB MAJOR PARTNER 2012 - 2014:- Royalco Resources (RCO) is a royalty house with the dual objectives of cash flow genera- tion through royalty interests and asset creation through attractive exploration initia- tives. The only Australian publicly listed company specialising in royalties, Royalco’s key assets include: A portfolio of ten royalties, with interests in Victoria, New South Wales, South Aus- tralia, Queensland, New Zealand and Uganda. Income has commenced from the re- cently acquired participation in the Weeks Petroleum Royalty located in the Bass Strait. Two existing project interests, Bowdens (silver) and Blackwater (gold) are cur- rently undertaking feasibilty studies. Exploration interests are being advanced in the Philippines (gold/copper). Currently listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) — Royalco Resources Limited (RCO) ACC WOULD LIKE TO PASS ON A BIG THANK YOU TO:- EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN PETER TOPHAM DIRECTOR BRUCE PERTZEL and COMPANY SECRETARY & CFO NICK BOICOS www.Royalco.com.au 2 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 Table of Contents: Office Bearers and Delegates Honour Role of Life Members Premierships Presidents Report Review of Season Club Coach Report 1st XI Report Including Kirk Medal 2nd XI Report including Grasby Medal 3rd XI Report & Statistics 4th XI Report & Statistics U/17 Report & Statistics Wayne ‘Lumpy’ Patton Memorial Trophy Season 2012/13 Senior Trophy Winners Who the Awards are named after Season 2013/14 Statistics Junior Report and Trophy Winners Club Records Past and Current Executive Members, Captain/Coach Details 2013/14 Financial Statements 3 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 OFFICE BEARERS 2012/13 PRESIDENT Mr. Neil Burns VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Paul Stewart SECRETARY Mr. Sean McCartney TREASURER Mr. Glenn Paten GENERAL COMMITTEE Mr. Craig Duff Mr. Simon Jackson Mr. Colin Scott VSDCA DELEGATES Mr. Niel Birthisel and Mr. Simon Jackson CLUB COACH(S) Mr. Mark Mitchell Mr. Michael Davenport TRAINING CAPTAIN Mr. Jim Sheedy CAPTAINS First XI Mr. Simon Jones Second XI Mr. Anthony Rafferty Third XI Mr. John Donnazzon Fourth XI Mr. Neil Birthisel JUNIOR SUB COMMITTEE Chairman Mr. Darren McConville Secretary Mr. Ian MacKenzie Treasurer Ms. Erica Burnet General Committee Mr. David Appleby Mr. Mark Oddy Mr. David McCracken WDCA Delegates Mr. Darren McConville and Mr. Ian MacKenzie 4 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 HONOUR ROLL OF LIFE MEMBERS: Mr. F. Kirk (Dec.) Mr. J. Deller Mr. R. Duckett Mr. F. Thomas Mr. J. Blokkeerus (Dec.) Mr. J. Robertson (Dec.) Mr. G. Hosken Mr. F. Howard Mr. J. Mildenhall Mr. J. Grassby (Dec.) Mr. R. Patton Mr. P. Jenkins Mr. K. Duff Mr. D. Garde Mr. A. Merrill (Dec.) Mrs. M. Clarke (Dec.) Mr. K. Stephenson Mr. D. O’Dowd Mr. A. Hunt (Dec.) Mr. N. Boicos Mr. G. Paten Mr. P. Stewart Mr. G. Macfarlane Mrs. C. Howard Mr. N. Birthisel Mrs. D. Lillywhite Mr. K. Brennan Congratulations CHIPPA on 300 ACC Games Anthony ‘Chippa’ ‘Luba Lips’ Rafferty brought up his 300th club game in Round 1 against Mt. Wa- verley. In a mighty win for the A’s, Chippa and his very good mate, Brian ’Magic’ Madigan were in- strumental in the win. Chasing Mt. Waverley’s 185, Chippa contributed with 2 wickets, Altona found themselves in trouble at 5/84. Enter Chip- pa. He joined Magic for an unbeaten partnership of 105, Magic finishing on and unbeaten 77 and Chippa an unbeaten 50. Congratulations on 300 great club games for the mighty A’s. ANTHONY RAFFERTY DEBUTED 1987-88 312 GAMES 1st XI—121 2nd XI—125 3rd XI—43 4th XI—19 BALL 397 Club Wickets @ 16.86 - Best Bowling 7/33 FIELD 123 Catches—6 Stumpings BAT 4,489 Club Runs in 265 Innings @ 16.94 100’s—1 Highest Score 105 5 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB PRIMARY PARTNERS 2013/14:- ALTONA BOWLING CLUB A Premier Lawn Bowling Club If you are looking for slick greens a friendly atmosphere and the opportunity to bowl and achieve at your level, Altona is the place to be. Quality Bistro and Gaming Room facilities Happy hour 5.30-6.30 Every Friday Evening followed by the Members draw at 7pm. 113 Civic parade, Altona Phone: 03-9398 1407 W:http://www.altonabowlingclub.com/ PURPLE & GOLD BOYS COTERIE –MEMBERS 2013/14 Neil Burns Stephen Appleby Danny O’Brien David Appleby Brad Scholes Paul Stewart Glenn Paten Brendan Post Kevin Brien Mick Johnson Tom Watson Ron ’Blinky’ Cadman Craig Bancroft Steve Molnar Morry Magee Paul Cutajar Peter Symons David Burns Rob Portelli Nick Boicos PAST PLAYER COTERIE -MEMBERS 2013/14 Graeme Hosken Kevin Brennan Merryn Brennan Marty McCullagh Paul Jenkins Darcy Duggan David Breheny Australia’s major source of plastics A very big thank you to Kerri Pyne at Qenos from all at ACC 6 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 SENIOR GRADE PREMIERSHIPS: FIRST ELEVEN PREMIERS W.A.F.D.C.A. 1965-66, 1967-68 V.J.C.A. 1968-69, 1972-73 V.S.D.C.A. 1987-88, 1996-97 RUNNERS UP V.J.C.A. 1973-74 V.S.D.C.A. 1978-79, 1980-81, 1999/00, 2006-07, 2008-09 SECOND ELEVEN PREMIERS W.A.F.D.C.A. 1966-67 V.J.C.A. 1972-73 V.S.D.C.A. 1987-88, 2010-11 RUNNERS UP W.A.F.D.C.A. 1967-68 V.S.D.C.A. 1983-84, 1988-89, 2001-02 THIRD ELEVEN PREMIERS V.S.D.C.A. 2009-10 RUNNERS UP W.A.F.D.C.A. 1967-68 V.J.C.A. 1968-69, 1970-71 FOURTH ELEVEN PREMIERS V.S.D.C.A. 1997-98 RUNNERS UP V.S.D.C.A. 1989-90, 1992-93, 1996-97, 1999-00 FIFTH ELEVEN PREMIERS W.A.D.C.A. 1993-94, 2008-09 LADIES ELEVEN (V.W.C.A.) PREMIERS 1978-79 PREMIERS 1979-80 PREMIERS 1980-81 7 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 ALTONA C.C. ANNUAL PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2013/14 It is with great pleasure I tender my first report to the members as President of the Altona Cricket Club. The 2013/2014 season saw sig- nificant change both on and off the field with the club promoting a greater community based agenda as well as being back where we belong on the field – in the finals. The off season was a frenetic one with a number of signings of ex Premier cricketers in an attempt to bring a greater level of profes- sionalism into the playing group. This in turn also allowed for the development of our junior ranks who played seniors by being able to see what it takes to play at the highest level. The appointment of Shane Jones as Club captain was a highlight in the off season as Shane came to us with a wealth of Premier cricket and Australian under age experience. Couple this with the signing of Andrew McCammond and sub district sides knew Altona were once again going to be competitive. On the field the greatest achievement was the year that Aaron Maynard had. To score over 800 runs in a year including 3 centuries and a 90 not out was a stellar performance that the likes of which has not been witnessed before at ACC. The manner in which Aaron accumulated runs was phenomenal and his presence at the crease and in the field assisted the junior players im- mensely. Many new players debuted for the club this year but one most notable debutant was Dylan Ap- pleby who at 15 showed a great level of maturity and promise and with the other junior players allows us to look forward to greater things in the future. As stated earlier we tried this year to have a greater community focus and with Glenn Paten we participated regularly in the Council initiated Sport Precinct meetings. We also for the first time organised a “Ladies / Charity day” which became our most successful function and has now been added as an annual event along with our Presidents Lunch. The charity day attracted 110 people and was a joint function with the Altona Hockey Club where over $4700 was raised for Breast West, the Melanoma Foundation and the Jane McGrath Foundation. This day will be spo- ken about for a long time to come so please keep this in mind for next year. I would like to congratulate the U/13’s winning the premiership in the Friday Night competition and being Runners Up in the Saturday Morning competition. This along with the junior develop- ment program that was implemented as a part of the preseason campaign and Saturday ses- sions during the year means we are promoting junior cricket to the wider community whilst rais- ing the profile of the club. Well done to all involved. 8 ALTONA CRICKET CLUB 51st ANNUAL REPORT - SEASON 2013/14 This year the club proudly announced to the cricketing world that a home grown player reached the pinnacle of playing for his country. As President I would like to congratulate James Muirhead for being selected in the Australian T20 side and wish him well for the year. Jimmy never forgets us and has played as a guest player in our T20 games and comes down when he is free.
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