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2009/10 Yearbook SUBIACO MARIST CRICKET CLUB 2009/10 YEARBOOK Contents 1 President’s Report 1 2 2009/10 Executive Committee and Sponsors 2 3 2009/10 Awards and Hall of Fame 3 Trophy Winners 2009/10 Season 3 Grade Batting and Bowling Awards 3 Men’s Team of the Year 4 Hall of Fame Batting 4 Hall of Fame Bowling 5 4 Captains’ Reports and 2009/10 Season Statistics (Seniors) 6 Second Grade 6 Fourth Grade 10 Fifth Grade 14 Seventh Grade 18 Ninth Grade 24 One Day Grade 29 Twenty 20 Cup 33 Women’s A Grade 35 5 Team Reports and 2009/10 Season Statistics (Juniors) 38 Boys U/15s 38 Boys U/14s Blue 40 Boys U/14s Maroon 42 Boys U/13s Blue 44 Boys U/13s Maroon 47 Boys U/11s 49 Girls U/17s 50 Girls U/15s 54 6 Life Membership and Representative Honours 56 Life Members 56 WASTCA Combined Team Representatives 56 Representative Achievements 58 WASTCA Board of Directors Representatives 60 7 Club Records to end of 2009/2010 Season 61 Partnership Records 61 Individual Career Milestones 62 Individual Season Records 65 Grade Highest & Lowest Scores 67 Centuries 68 7 Catches/Stumpings in an Innings 74 7 Wickets in an Innings 74 10 Wickets in a Match 77 Grade Partnership Records 78 8 Yearly Results, Premierships and Association Awards 82 9 Player Statistics to end of Season 2009/10 91 1 President’s Report Overall 2009/2010 proved to be a successful and productive season both on and off the field. And I thank everyone who helped achieve this. Off the field, we had an excellent result with sponsorship and fundraising this year. We are very thankful to our loyal group of sponsors: Scarborough Toyota, Sports Specialists, Floreat Physio, MXT Tax for their continued support to the Club. The money raised from our fundraising initiatives this year was put towards the installation of air conditioning in the Clubrooms, synthetic wicket repairs, purchasing an additional sea container for equipment storage and, with the help of some generous part funding by Life members, manufacturing and delivering some new sightscreens. On the field, we also tasted success. One of our key objectives this year was the return of our top team to 1st Grade, which they achieved in emphatic fashion, beating Bassendean comprehensively in the Grand Final. This achievement was master-minded by the 2nd Grade Captain Wade Spilcker, while his long term lieutenant Shane Properjohn achieved his 200th game milestone for the Club during that memorable grand final match. Congratulations to all members of the squad, who all contributed throughout the season to achieving the ultimate prize. We also made great progress in the T20 competition this year, reaching the final but losing out to a well prepared and highly competitive Bentley side in the final. We knocked off a few highly fancied sides from 1st grade on our way to the T20 final, which can only help build our confidence for next season in the top flight. Special mention must also be made to 4th grade who also reached their Grand Final under the shrewd leadership of Jeff Booth. In particular their win in the semi-finals was well-earned and deserved. Unfortunately, our batting let us down on the day when it really mattered. However, it was a fine effort to reach the GF. The Senior Men were lucky to secure the services of two very talented English cricketers this year in Fred Daeche-Marshall and Mark Bott. Fred performed superbly for us this season and Mark also produced the goods when it really mattered in both the 2 day and T20 grand finals. We hope that both might return to us next season. For the females this season, we did really well to get all three teams into Grand Finals, even if the pink balls proved a little difficult to master. The Girls U17’s unfortunately lost their Grand Final, and our Women’s A grade lost their Grand Final for second successive year, which was disappointing. Let’s make sure this makes us even more determined to go one better next season! On a brighter note, however, the U15’s managed to secure their Premiership. Well done girls! No Junior Boys teams made finals this year. Whilst it is acknowledged that the approach of several Junior teams this year was to emphasise equal participation by all players, rather than a win at all cost attitude, we should aim to have at least one team making the finals next season. Our In2Cricket (age 5 yrs to 8yrs) numbers were excellent this year (120 this year, up from 60 last season). Thanks to those people who helped in the smooth running of the Club this season. To all the volunteers, coaches, managers, administrators, committee members, selectors, captains, a huge thank you for your efforts. In particular, I’d like to thank John Lucas, aka Mr Subiaco Marist Cricket Club, whose unswerving dedication and enthusiasm for the Club is incredible. Finally, congratulations to Ross Properjohn and Justin McGovern, who were both elected as Life Members of the SMCC this year after providing many dedicated years of service to the Club. David Price President 1 2 2009/10 Executive Committee and Sponsors President David Price Chair - Senior Men John Lucas Chair - Female Angele Gray Chair - Junior Boys Narelle Palmer Chair - Finance Justin McGovern Chair - Sponsorship and Funding David Durack Quality Improvement and Strategy Dale Ballantyne Administration Officer Erin Spilcker Sponsors Scarborough Toyota Scarborough Beach Road, Osborne Park Contact: Andrew Howes 9273 1000 Your one stop shop for everything Toyota - new and used cars finance, parts and accessories Sports Specialists Floreat Forum Shopping Centre Contact: Alistair Barnes 9382 4404 A long term supporter of SMCC Floreat Physio 21 Oceanic Drive, Floreat Contact: Sean Sargent 9383 7255 MKT Tax Advisors Level 11, 216 St George's Terrace, Perth Contact: Justin McGovern 9481 8448 All About You Financial Solutions 17 Southport Street, West Leederville Contact: Mike Papadopoff 9381 8311 Price Advertising & Consulting 227 Bagot Road, Subiaco Contact: David Price 9382 8880 2 3 2009/10 Awards and Hall of Fame Trophy Winners 2009/10 Season The Pat Kenny Champion Cricketer Angele Gray Cameron Moffat The Wakefield Encouragement Award Adrian Monteleone The Frank Hilsz/Alice Warren Club Fielding Award Benjiv Sandhu Jason Poore The Kennedy/Lucas/Townsing Club Person Award Michael Learnihan The President's Consistency Award Benjiv Sandhu The Pauline Drage Most Improved Award Grace Taylor Damien Mills Grade Batting and Bowling Awards 2nd Grade Batting Ave: F. Daeche-Marshall 77.4 Agg: F. Daeche-Marshall 697 Bowling Ave: C. Moffat 12.9 Agg: C. Moffat 52 4th Grade Batting Ave: B. Sandhu 149.0 Agg: B. Sandhu 447 Bowling Ave: A. Doak-Smith 11.3 Agg: P. Phythian 44 5th Grade Batting Ave: D. Mills 35.8 Agg: M. Learnihan 323 Bowling Ave: Agg: R. McPhee 16 7th Grade Batting Ave: T. Pupazzoni 35.8 Agg: T. Pupazzoni 274 Bowling Ave: Agg: G. Harley 14 9th Grade Batting Ave: J. McGovern 54.4 Agg: D. Palmer 488 Bowling Ave: Agg: J. Zammit 15 One Day Grade Batting Ave: D. Ballantyne 38.2 Agg: D. Ballantyne 382 Bowling Ave: Agg: A. Chapman 18 Womens ‘A’ Batting Ave: A. Gray 84.0 Agg: A. Gray 672 Bowling Ave: B. Devchand 12.9 Agg: B. Devchand 22 Note: 20 Wickets required to qualify for bowling award 3 Men’s Team of the Year Benjiv Sandhu 938 runs @ 72.1 + 20 dismissals Nathan Saville 390 runs @ 39.0 Fred Daeche‐Marshall 749 runs @ 74.9 Dave Palmer 488 runs @ 48.8 Justin McGovern 415 runs @ 46.1 Anthony Shaddock 418 runs @ 29.9 Dale Ballantyne 382 runs @ 38.2 Jeff Booth 171 runs @ 19.0 + 27 wkts @ 15.9 Shane Properjohn 38 wkts @ 13.6 Cam Moffat 165 runs @ 15.0 + 52 wkts @ 12.9 Stuart French 40 wkts @ 14.6 Hall of Fame Batting Centuries Runs Player Grade Opponent 174 Benjiv Sandhu 4 South Perth 171* Benjiv Sandhu 4 Nollamara 171* Fred Daeche‐Marshall 2 Whitfords 169 Fred Daeche‐Marshall 2 Kalamunda 137 Angele Gray Womens A Grade Rockingham‐Mandurah 131 Cherie Bambury Womens A Grade Melville 110 Benjiv Sandhu 2 Swan Athletic 109 Benjiv Sandhu 2 Bassendean 106 Nicole E Bolton Womens A Grade Rockingham‐Mandurah 104 David Palmer 9 Bedford Morley 101* Justin McGovern 9 Ocean Ridge 101 Christopher Adlam 4 Swan Athletic 101 Angele Gray Womens A Grade Melville 100* Justin McGovern 9 Bedford Morley 4 Hall of Fame Bowling Hat-tricks Player Grade Opponent Adam Chapman One Day Swanbourne 10 wickets in a match Player O M R W Grade Opponent Paul Phythian 24 11 43 11 4 Swan Athletic 5 Wickets in an Innings Player O M R W Grade Opponent Paul Phythian 11 5 19 7 4 Swan Athletic Paul Phythian 10.4 4 19 6 4 Curtin Victoria Park Bhavisha Devchand 10 2 22 6 Womens A Grade South Perth Joe Zammit 12 3 30 6 9 Bedford Morley Cameron Moffat 9.4 2 32 6 2 South Perth Cameron Moffat 19 8 38 6 2 Nollamara Rob Mitchell 19 5 46 6 5 Whitfords Kathryn Burns 5 1 6 5 Womens A Grade South Perth Ari Doak-Smith 7 1 10 5 4 Nollamara Stuart French 4 0 15 5 Twenty20 Melville Gemma Triscari 8 3 17 5 Womens A Grade Melville Rowan McPhee 6.4 2 19 5 4 Whitfords Chris Olley 15.3 6 22 5 9 Bassendean Stuart French 12 3 27 5 2 Swan Athletic Cameron Moffat 10.4 3 30 5 2 Bassendean Jeff Booth 8 1 30 5 4 Whitfords Paul Phythian 14 1 44 5 4 Bassendean Adam Chapman 7 0 47 5 One Day Grade Swanbourne Paul Phythian 20 3 50 5 5 Bedford Morley Rowan McPhee 17 3 60 5 5 Wembley Districts 5 4 Captains’ Reports and 2009/10 Season Statistics (Seniors) Second Grade Captain: Wade Spilcker Position: Premiers Vice Captain: Shane Properjohn 11 Wins, 4 Losses Having been relegated to 2nd Grade, there was one major goal for season 2009/10, which was simply to return to first grade straight away.
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