SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB INC.
ANNUAL REPORT
2010-2011
PRESENTED AT THE 116TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING SYDENHAM BOWLING CLUB TUESDAY 30 AUGUST 2011 SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB
OFFICE BEARERS 2010 /2011 SEASON
PATRON Mr J Harliwich PRESIDENT Mr G Harris PAST PRESIDENT Mr I Thomson VICE PRESIDENT CLUBCAPTAIN MrBLarter WOMENS CLUB CAPTAIN Mr A Chisnall HONORARY SECRETARY Mr G Thin HONORARY TREASURER Mr K Congdon HONORARY AUDITOR JUNIOR CLUB Mr R McCracken HONORARY SOLICITOR Mr P Hartland COMMITTEE Mr W Pluck, Mr D Sainsbury, Mr J Robinson, Mr N Smithson, Mr T Nation, DELEGATES TO THE CCA LIFE MEMBERS (Men) Messrs S Burns, D Gallop, J Harliwich, G Harris, T Kerr, J O’Sullivan, K Prusas, F Rice, B Salt, R Thomas, W Thomson, B Walker, D Heard, JP McKenzie, R Dann, T White, A Chisnall, M Pearcy, T Danenberg, I Thomson. LIFE MEMBERS (Women) Mesdames R Martin, T McDonald, P Quickenden, P Carrick PRESIDENTS REPORT
It is my pleasure to present the 116th Annual Report of the Sydenham Cricket Club.
The 10/11 season has indeed been a harrowing one.
We in Canterbury have been part of a once in 500 year event—a series of major earthquakes in September , December, February, and then June—with 1000’s of aftershocks in between. These events have affected us all, through tragic loss of life of loved ones, friends, and even a cricket club member. Our thoughts and sympathies have already been expressed to the family of Normand Lee.
All of us have suffered damage to some degree with our homes, businesses, and jobs. Our City will take many years to recover from this.
Our season, as we all know was cut short after the Feb 22nd Earthquake. After that our season was effectively over.
I was very pleased to see a strong turnout for our prize giving, particularly when our lives were still in a state of upheaval.
Our newly appointed committee from our last AGM was starting to get to grips with how our club can function and grow in a new tighter funding era.
Also during the off-season a number of our committee and club members attended strategic planning workshops facilitated by Sport Canterbury. We identified 4 key areas where we as a club need to focus to ensure our club is secure and forward focused. I believe that this exercise was crucial in getting us all on the same page. In terms of the work we need to do to be the “club of Choice” as outlined in our new mission statement. A copy of our 2011-2014 Strategic Plan is available on our website. We are in the process of appointing project leaders to drive those key areas, and I look forward to the positive results which will surely follow, as we implement key action plans.
Our club room’s improvements programme continues to be a long process. The earthquakes have certainly not helped in that regard. The lack of availability of qualified contractors willing to do our job has been incredibly frustrating. By the time this goes to print I am confident we will have contractors engaged and underway with our refurbishment.
The earthquakes have also caused us major damage to our astro turf facilities, and whilst the facility is insured, it is a major job to rip up, excavate and repair, and we will need to plan carefully, how and when we do this.
Our grounds have also suffered major damage. We had major liquefaction, and now there are a lot of undulations on the ground, and the poor drainage would suggest the drainage system is severely damaged. We are in discussions with Council and Canterbury Cricket as to what this might mean for pre-season match venues.
The SPC—Sydenham Sports Complex—which currently includes the Hockey and Cricket Clubs is delighted to announce that Sydenham Bowls will join us officially from Oct 1st. The SPC will now effectively manage the properties of our astro turf, Sydenham Pavilion and Sydenham Bowl’s rooms, and are available for all members to use and enjoy. It is intended that we step up the use of the Bowls rooms for after match functions and of course we have 2 sky TVs available, plus pokies, and pool table, and of course, the bar.
There are a number of personnel changes this upcoming year.
We have lost our long serving coach Mike Shrimpton. Shrimpo and his family lost their business premises twice after both major earthquakes of September and February. Their home was also badly damaged, and at the end of all this, Mike decided he needed to relocate his family to the peaceful environs of Taradale in the Hawke’s Bay. We are really sad to see Mike go, but fully understand what he has been through. Mike wants to continue as our Sydenham ambassador, and I am sure that any players moving south from Mike area—will surely end up in Sydenham!
We were fortunate to be able to appoint Phil Robinson the role of club coach. Many of you will have read from the recent Press release that Phil was a very successful County Cricket player, and more recently a coach at Leicester. Phil had a number of coaching offers from clubs in the Canterbury region, and we were delighted that he chose to join us here at Sydenham.
I am also pleased to announce that Sunjay Ganda has accepted the new role of Senior Manager. This new role will enable us as a club to focus on a strong player recruitment campaign and also continue on with our player development programmes. Sunjay will be relinquishing his player role to focus on the key objectives as well as providing Phil with assistance with team selections and player assessments.
We have also lost our senior scorer, Brent Whear, who has decided to relocate to Dunedin for the foreseeable future. On behalf of the Committee I would like to pass on my thanks to Brent for his diligence and hard work in past seasons and wish him all of the best for the future. We will be actively recruiting a replacement for Brent in the near future.
Our Club Captain Ben Larter has signalled to the committee that he will not be available in this role this season. Ben, and his family, like a lot of us, has been severely affected by the earthquakes, and also his current role, working in the City re-build, means long hour at work. On behalf of the committee I would like to express our sincere thanks to Ben for his past efforts, and hope that he can at least front up on most Saturdays for a relaxing game of cricket!.
Finally I would like to express my sincere thanks to the Committee. We have some serious experience and ability within our current committee and I thank you all for your input into what has been a very very difficult year. I trust I can persuade you all to re-stand, to continue with the work and plans we have started. We have unfinished business!! Thanks also to our ever-serving Bert Walker for his quiz night, (we did have another one planned for 22nd Feb, but another major earthquake took care of that) and Also the very successful golf day.
Also thanks to Jon Bennett who is our raffles organizer at Becks on Friday night—great effort Jon, and the revenue from this weekly raffle is very welcome and needed! Thanks again to Andrew Chisnall for his sterling work organizing the prize giving, and of course the preparation of this annual report.
I would also like to acknowledge our sponsors. Becks Southern Alehouse Air Rescue Trust Pub Charity Canterbury Community Trust New Zealand Community Trust Southern Community Trust
Without their ongoing support we would not be able to function as a successful, viable club.
Graham Harris President
MEN’S CLUB CAPTAINS REPORT
Welcome to the end of another season here at the mighty SCC.
Unfortunately this is a season that will be remembered for the terrible events on Feb 22. On Feb 22 Sydenham CC lost one of its members Normand Lee from the Suddenly Sydenham cricket team. The season was also brought to a premature close 6 weeks early as cricket was the last thing on the minds of us all.
Next season will have a very new look for many reasons: After the devastation of Feb 22 many the cities cricket grounds will not be ready in time for the start of the season including our own beloved Sydenham Park. As a result (at the time of writing this) Sydenham Premiers will possibly be based at Lincoln University. Ours isn’t the only club in this position with Lancaster Park and possibly East Shirley in a similar position. Many grounds not normally used will have to utilised to accommodate all of the various grades.
Sydenham CC is likely to have less teams on the park. Last season we had the most of any club in Christchurch with 12. Next season we will possibly have 3 less teams due to the flow on effects of Feb 22, as people have moved away and priorities have changed.
As of 1 Oct the merger of Cricket, Bowls & Hockey under the Sydenham Park Complex banner becomes official. After a hugely successful trial this season, a huge calendar events tied into the Rugby World Cup are in the pipeline.
Due to work commitments I will be not be standing for the club captain role or the committee, and won’t be captaining the new 2020 side. I wish the new club captain & the incoming committee all the best and will still be floating around helping where needed. Oh and I will be representing the mighty SCC Cardinals side this season so look forward to seeing me in a netball skirt at some point! All the best for the upcoming season.
Lots of love & cuddles Ben Larter OBITUARIES
Norman Lee
Norman has been a member of Suddenly Sydenham since its beginning in 1999 when we were all Year 9 and mostly at Cashmere High School. He was an unorthodox batsman who crouched low and often noodled the ball from his pads or slashed hard outside off stump. He was renowned for his unusual one piece pads that were made famous by Chris Martin. Norman only needed 2 runs to reach the significant milestone of 2000 runs for our team. He was given out caught behind for a duck leaving him on 1998 runs. To make matters worse he didn’t even hit the ball. With the ball Norman ran in fast and hard. He leapt high and curled up tight, then paused, then unleashed. He claimed many wickets through varying lines, lengths and speeds.
Norman was such a loyal and consistent member of our team. He left us twice, once to try his hand at higher level cricket and secondly to be a gym instructor on a cruise ship. Apart from these times you could count on three things from Norman at cricket. 1. He will play on Saturday 2. He will bring some variety of rice crackers for drinks break for the boys 3. And he will do bowling warm up stretches in the field to hint he is ready to bowl
Norman had a unique and hilarious sense of humour. Most games he would tell me he had a great idea on how to break a partnership – he could bowl leg spin, this was not a great idea at all.
Norman was killed in town by the earthquake on February 22nd 2011. There is now a Norman Lee trophy for outstanding commitment to Sydenham Cricket Club.
Rest in Peace.
Zena Hocking was a life member of the club and a member of Technical Old Girls Club before they merged with Sydenham. A mid order batswoman and wicketkeeper she was a Canterbury representative from 1938-39 to 1952-53. She died on 18 January 2011, age 91.
Our sincere sympathies and condolences go to any club members who have suffered bereavements. FINAL POINTS AND PLACINGS
TEAM POINTS PLACING NO. OF TEAMS IN GRADE Seniors-Premier2dayTrophy 35.31 5th 8 Seniors-Premier1dayCup 3 10th 10 Seniors-Premier20/20Section1 0 4th 4 2A-2dayTrophy 24.55 8th 8 2A-1dayCup 14 6th 8 2A-20/20 0 7th= 8 2B-2dayComp 26.44 8th 8 2B-1dayComp 6 7th= 8 2B-20/20 5 7th= 8 3A-SydenhamSuddenly 56 3rd= 8 3A-SydenhamTigers 24 7th= 8 3B-SydenhamGoats 64 3rd 12 3B-SydenhamAllstars 44 8th 12 3CSection2-SydenhamCardinals 24 7th 8 4A - Sydenham Challengers 36 6th 9 Presidents - Sydenham Cardinals 50 3rd= 11 Presidents-SydenhamHospital 10 11th 11 Robbies Cavaliers 20/20 - Sydenham Rangers 56 2nd 6
WOMENS Premier1Day-LPW/Syd 21 3rd 4 Premier20/20-LPW/Syd 18 2nd= 4 Division 1 - LPW/Syd Gold 5 2nd= 5 Division 1 - LPW/Syd Blue 5 2nd= 5 Division 1 - LPW/Syd Black 0 5th 5 Division 2 - LPW/Syd Black 8 2nd= 6 Division 2 - LPW/Syd Gold 5 4th= 6
Hadlee Trophy - Senior Men's Comps - punctuality, dress and sportsmanship award 321 4th 8
Petersen Shield - for best overall club performance 4.28 8th 8 TROPHY WINNERS COMMITTEE TROPHY (Best Contribution by a non-committee member) Sunjay Ganda
NORMAN LEE MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Services to the Club) Doug Smith
IAN HARTLAND TROPHY (Personality of the Year) Jamie Livingstone
EA GASSON TROPHY (Most Promising Male Cricketer) Shehan Gunasaka
TD KERR TROPHY (Most Promising Female Cricketer)
WALLY CHISNALL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Best Individual Bowling Performance in an Innings) Lionel Schulte 6/16
E A JOHNS TROPHY (Seasons Highest Score) Nick Hawke 138*
TELFORD BALL MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Male Bowler of the Season below Seniors) Mark Logan 28
PETER LUBLOW MEMORIAL TROPHY (Outstanding Male Bowler of Season for Seniors) Chris Cooper & Ben Rapson 21
P F CARRICK TROPHY (Outstanding female bowler of the season)
W PATRICK MEMORIAL CUP (Outstanding Batsman below Seniors) Andy Thin 432
RAY ARMSTRONG TROPHY (Outstanding Batsman of the Season for Seniors) Ben Rapson 495
F J RICE TROPHY (Outstanding Batswoman of the Season)
JIM HARTIGAN TROPHY (Best All-round performance in men’s lower grades) Josh Gardner 393 runs/22 wickets/10 catches
ZENA HOCKING TROPHY (Best performance overall in the Women’s Lower Grades)
LEE GERMON WICKETKEEPING TROPHY (Keeper Taking the Most Dismissals) Ben Larter 12 DARRIN MURRAY FIELDING TROPHY (Fielder Taking the Most Catches) Geordie Dann 16
BECKENHAM FOOTWEAR & ENGRAVERS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Ben Rapson
TEAM PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Prem Mens Thomas Agnew 2A DeanSumner 2B Swingers Nick Hawke 3A Sudd Syds Josh Gardner 3A Tigers 3BGoats MarkLogan 3B Allstars Elliot Hitchings 3C Cards Jamie Livingstone 4A Challengers Pres Hosp Rajeev Rajagopal Pres Cards David Fleming T20 Rangers Jamie Helms
REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS
Congratulations to the following:
MEN Rob Nicol Canterbury, New Zealand Dillon Goldstone Canterbury Under 18 Andrew McCracken Canterbury Under 18
WOMEN
Christchurch Metro U15 - Kirsty Nation Rebekah Buist Sophie Purdie Laura Pidcock Grace Stanton Daphne Boyd-Tibbotts Rosie Tulisi Madison Raxworthy Kate Willis U15 Canterbury Country - Polly Hill Caroline Miller Madison Simons Constance Reid
U17 Canterbury Country - Polly Hill Caroline Miller
Canter Christchurch Metro U17 - Kirsty Nation
Canterbury Development - Hana Mauafu
HONOURS BOARD
Batting Bowling
Nick Hawke (2B) 138* Lionel Schulte (3B Goats) 6/16 Josh Gardner (3A Sudd Syds) 129* Shenhan Gunaskar (2A) 6/17 G Livingstone (3A Tigers) 122* Nick Smithson (3C Cards) 6/20 Rajeev Rajagopal (Pres Hosp) 120* Dean Sumner (2A) 5/4 Daniel Thomson (2nd) 113 MarkLogan(3BGoats) 5/15 KarlBroadhurst(3BAllstars) 112 MannyRoberts (3CCards) 5/24 Chris Small (T20 Cavs) 109 David Fleming (Pres Cards) 5/31 Andrew McCracken (Prems) 105* Jamie Livingstone (3C Cards) 5/35 Geoff Miller (Pres Cards) 105* Daniel Loughton (3A Sudd Syds) 5/37 PREMIER MEN TEAM REPORT
The 2010/2011 season was unfortunately brought to an early and abrupt end with the devastating earthquake on February 22nd. The results up until that point had not been flattering, but the few weeks prior to this, the Senior side had shown signs of turning the corner.
The side looked very different from the previous years, with 5 or 6 of the senior players retiring to play in the 20/20 competition. This left big holes in the team, but a great opportunity for the young members of the club to come in and get accustomed to Senior cricket. Results were poor throughout the one-day competition, not winning a game, but there were certainly signs the young players that had come into the side would adapt to the challenges of Senior cricket. Individual performances from Dylan Goldstone, Andrew McCracken and Braden Gardner showed that on their day they could mix with the best of them and it was just a case of finding that consistency. The senior players tried to lead by example including Captain Sean Heather, Ben Rapson and Chris Cooper, but really the side needed more performances from these players.
By the time the 2 day competition had come around the side looked like it was starting to gel together and it was not going to be long until we got their first win under their belt. We did this soon after Christmas and also grabbed a very good draw by batting all day to rescue a match after a poor first day. These signs of a maturing team starting to understand how to grind out performances when the going got tough and make the most while on top will set them up for next season. Only 1 or 2 changes are likely and with everyone a year older and a year wiser I am sure that the 2011/2012 will be much more successful.
A special mention must go to Mike Shrimpton who departs Sydenham Cricket Club largely due to the earthquakes in Christchurch. He and his wife Davina have moved back to Hawkes Bay and Mike has already found himself a new role as CD Hinds Coach. He will be missed at Sydenham but we wish him all the best in the future.
Phil Robinson has been appointed as Sydenham Cricket Club coach and he brings new ideas and new approach to the club and we all look forward to working with him. Sunjay Ganda has been made Cricket Manager and he will oversee the top 3 adults teams working closely with the captains and Phil to bring a structure and stability to the playing side of things that is needed.
Sean Heather Captain PREMIER ONE DAY AVERAGES
Batting
I N.O Runs Avge HS 50 CBorren 1 0 28 28.00 28 DGoldstone 8 1 168 24.00 70* 1 M Richie 4 1 56 18.66 24 B Rapson 8 0 125 15.65 36 SHeather 6 0 79 13.16 58 1 A McCracken 7 0 83 11.85 48 LAllen 7 0 68 9.71 37 TEllis 3 1 16 8.00 8* BGardner 6 3 21 7.00 19* TAgnew 6 0 41 6.83 12 ASingh 6 0 37 6.16 19 CCooper 5 2 17 5.66 7 BSumner 4 0 22 5.50 12 P McCarthy 4 0 20 5.00 8 NWingham 2 1 5 5.00 4* R McCully 2 0 8 4.00 8 R Nicol 3 0 6 2.00 4 LHumphries 1 0 0 0.00 0 J Lester 2 0 0 0.00 0
Bowling
O M R W Avge BB RPO CCooper 35.1 3 159 10 15.90 4/38 4.52 R Nicol 28.5 5 104 5 20.80 3/26 3.61 NWingham 14.0 2 51 2 25.50 1/17 3.64 B Rapson 67.0 6 285 11 25.90 2/30 4.25 BGardner 46.0 3 221 6 36.83 3/41 4.80 TAgnew 48.0 1 230 6 38.33 3/42 4.79 ASingh 31.0 3 121 3 40.33 1/9 3.90 J Lester 10.0 0 51 1 51.00 1/26 5.10 SHeather 21.0 1 130 2 65.00 2/44 6.19 M Richie 20.5 1 130 1 130.00 1/75 6.25 JHutton 5.0 0 18 0 - 0/18 3.60 TEllis 2.0 0 19 0 - 0/19 9.50 PREMIER TWO DAY AVERAGES
Batting
I N.O Runs Avge HS 50 100 B Rapson 9 1 287 35.88 98 3 A McCracken 8 2 190 31.67 103* 1 1 SHeather 8 1 202 28.86 62 2 LAllen 4 0 109 27.25 78 1 DThomson 4 2 47 23.50 23* DGoldstone 6 1 106 21.20 42 CCooper 4 1 25 8.33 13* R McCully 7 0 48 6.86 25 BGardner 2 1 5 5.00 5* JHayes 6 0 23 3.83 6 NWingham 2 0 7 3.50 4 TAgnew 2 0 6 3.00 5 ASingh 1 0 2 2.00 2 M Richie 1 1 11 - 11*
Bowling
O M R W Avge BB RPO LAllen 13 1 59 4 14.75 2/43 4.54 ASingh 37 7 107 7 15.26 4/42 2.89 NWingham 16 1 64 3 21.33 1/8 4.00 M Ritchie 16.5 3 65 3 21.67 2/32 3.87 CCooper 60 9 242 9 26.89 2/35 4.03 JHayes 9 0 60 2 30.00 2/32 6.67 BGardner 24 5 93 3 31.00 2/45 3.88 SHeather 47 11 170 5 34.00 2/18 3.62 B Rapson 64 15 280 8 35.00 2/25 4.38 TAgnew 48.1 7 181 4 45.25 2/39 3.76 DThomson 1 0 8 0 - 0/8 8.00 PREMIER 20/20 AVERAGES
Batting
I N.O Runs Avge HS B Rapson 3 0 83 27.66 46 SHeather 3 0 52 17.33 23 A McCracken 3 0 50 16.67 28 R McCully 2 0 28 14.00 15 M Richie 2 0 20 10.00 14 CCooper 3 0 19 6.33 14 D Goldstone 3 0 18 6.00 13 A Singh 3 1 11 5.50 7* BGardner 2 1 4 4.00 2* T Agnew 2 0 6 3.00 6 NWingham 2 2 7 - 4* L Allen 1 1 14 - 14*
Bowling
O M R W Avge BB RPO ASingh 10.0 0 56 6 9.33 3/18 5.60 BGardner 10.0 0 47 3 15.67 2/30 4.70 TAgnew 4.5 0 38 2 19.00 2/27 7.92 CCooper 10.2 0 49 2 24.50 1/16 4.74 BLarter 4.0 0 31 1 31.00 1/31 7.75 B Rapson 11.0 0 103 2 51.50 1/33 9.36 NWingham 2.5 0 40 0 - 0/10 14.29
Fielding (Total) Catches Stumpings L Allen 11 B Rapson 8 L Crowley 5 1 S Heather 5 1 R McCully 5 B Gardner 4 A Singh 4 A McCracken 3 B Sumner 3 T Agnew 3 P McCarthy 2 M Richie 2 C Cooper 2 J Hutton, R Nicol 1 N Wingham 1 J Lester 1 D Thomson 1 D Goldstone 1 2A GRADE TEAM REPORT
Firstly I must apologise for being unable to report on the first 3 months of the 2010/11 season on two fronts as one the score book was lost and never found, and I didn’t come on board till late December. However, I can confirm that the season was structured were all One Day 50 over matches were played at the start of the season with one Saturday set a-side for the Twenty 20 competition. The side missed out on the top four, therefore missing out on playing in the semi-finals.
The 2A Twenty 20 Competition is played over three Saturday’s throughout the season, I can report on two of the Saturday’s were we had four very tight matches which could have gone either at games end, fortunately on two occasions we were on the right end of the games. Notable performances Daniel Thompson 44 with the bat verse Marist in very tough conditions, also Karl Belcher smashed a brilliant 47. However, one performance which needs special mention was Matt Wingham who blazed 71 in against St Albans on a very hot 31deg day, Matt opened the batting and from ball one, the hit the ball to all parts of the park.
The 2 Day competition was started in late December and the 2A side was very motivated to perform well in this from of the game, and showed in the few games they got to play that they were a very competitive and had a real chance to make the top four, a goal the team had set its self. The notable performances which need special mention again Daniel Thompson who had a great 2A season scored 114 against East Shirley and also a winning 72 verse Marist / Harewood. Dean Sumner also had a great season reaching 50 on 3 occasions with highest being 61. Chris Cooper scored 56 against Marist / Harewood as well and Karl Belcher reached his highest score of the season with 55. Against Riccarton Nathan Wingham also scored 55 on Hagley Six which was the last day of play for the 2010/11 season. Top performances with the ball which need special mention also, Shenhan Gunaskar 6 wickets for 17 runs, a great spell of bowling ripped the heart out of the opposition top ordered. Jonny Lester now residing in Auckland bowled 19 overs on a very hot Saturday afternoon at Redwood Park where he got 5 wickets for 68 runs.
Thank you. Sunjay Ganda
2A GRADE ONE DAY AVERAGES Bowling
O M R W Avge BB 5W AbasAdams 6 0 23 2 11.50 2/23 AlexHamilton 10 3 35 3 11.67 3/35 ShenhanGunaskar 39 2 144 11 13.09 6/17 1 SunjayGanda 78.1 10 235 15 15.67 4/28 Jonny Lester 35 5 119 7 17.00 5/68 1 MarcusAbaham 8 0 40 2 20.00 2/40 DeanSumner 20 3 71 3 23.67 2/28 NathanWingham 19 3 81 3 27.00 BenLightsaght 17 2 82 2 41.00 Scott Grose 44 2 185 2 92.50 Also Bowled: F Austin 8.4 0 41 1, Monty Renwick 10 0 45 1, Chris Cooper 1 0 9 1, Brad Moore 6 0 22 1, Tim Bloomfield 9 1 36 1, Aman Deep-Singh 4 0 18 0, Sam Gune 111421, KarlBelcher100731, MarcusBelcher3090, Jagnesh Makwana 4 1 38 1, Josh Heenan 4 0 26 1, John Smith 10 0 47 1.
Batting
Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50 100 DanielThompson 4 0 188 60.00 114 1 1 NathanWingham 2 0 79 39.50 55 1 DeanSumner 9 1 238 29.75 61 3 Shehan Gunaskar 6 1 139 27.80 39 ThomasEggleston 4 1 75 25.00 42 TimBloomfield 6 0 141 23.50 45 SunjayGanda 7 1 119 19.83 35* ChrisCooper 5 0 97 19.40 56 1 KarlBelcher 7 1 70 11.67 24 Nick Hawk 2 0 20 10.00 12 Josh Heenan 7 1 39 6.50 14 GeorgeThomas 4 0 25 6.25 15 Jagnesh Makwana 5 1 21 5.25 8 Scott Grose 4 1 5 1.67 4 BradSumner 2 1 30 1.00 29 NathanGardner 2 2 1 0.50 1 Also Batted: Monty Renwick 27, R McCully 33, F Austen 1, Aman Deep-Singh 18, Brad Moore 1*, Ben Lightsaght 2, Ben Larter 2, Abraham Adams 0, Alex Hamilton 0, Ben Williams 17, Mark Cini 0, John Smith 3, , Marcus Belcher 1, Nick Hawke 8, Marcus Abraham 22.
2A GRADE 20/20 AVERAGES Batting
Inn NO Runs Avge HS MattWingham 1 0 71 71.00 71 ThomasEgglestpon 3 2 33 33.00 33 KarlBelcher 4 0 108 27.00 47 DanielThompson 2 0 48 24.00 44 SunjayGanda 4 0 92 23.00 31 TimBloomfield 1 0 20 20.00 20 DeanSumner 3 0 54 18.00 25 Shehan Gunaskar 2 1 14 14.00 13 Joseph Miller 1 0 8 8.00 8 Nick Hawke 1 0 8 8.00 8 BradSumner 2 0 13 6.50 13 Scott Grose 4 0 23 5.75 8 GeorgeThomas 4 0 23 5.75 7 Josh Heenan 2 0 5 2.50 4 Jagnesh Makwana 1 0 0 0.00 0 Bowling
O M Runs W Avge BB 5w DeanSumner 12.0 1 62 10 6.20 5/4 1 TimBloomfield 10.0 0 48 5 9.60 3/12 Josh Heenan 2.0 0 11 1 11.00 1/11 KarlBelcher 6.0 0 56 5 11.20 3/30 ShenhanGunaskar 12.0 0 64 4 16.00 2/34 SunjayGanda 7.0 0 41 2 20.50 2/22 Scott Grose 9.0 0 61 2 30.50 1/16 Joseph Miller 2.0 0 19 0 - 0/19 Jagnesh Makwana 4.0 0 24 0 - 0/24
2B GRADE TEAM - SWINGERS
Batting
Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50 100 Nick Hawke 5 2 303 101.0 138* 1 1 Matt Wingham 1 0 38 38.0 38 David Brostow 6 1 100 20.0 65 1 Ajay Chavan 1 0 14 14.0 14 Ben Stark 3 0 42 14.0 22 Andrew Moulton 10 2 111 13.9 25 Guy Carter 10 1 111 12.3 28 Johnny Sharland 2 0 14 7.0 14 Steve Moore 9 0 62 6.9 21 Kayne Hunter 7 0 45 6.4 14 Andrew Thomson 6 0 35 5.8 17 Matt Prendergast 2 0 5 2.5 4 Thomas Nation 9 0 13 1.4 4 Edward Woodham 4 0 4 1.0 4 Thomas Eggleston 2 0 1 0.5 1 Cam Moore 1 0 0 0.0 0 Dave Dingwall 1 1 0 - 0* Bowling
O M R W Avge BB S/R DomMilne 3.0 0 16 2 8.0 2/16 5.3 AndyGargiulo 6.0 1 23 2 11.5 2/23 3.8 DaveDingwall 16.0 0 82 5 16.4 3/34 5.1 MattWingham 19.0 1 35 2 17.5 2/35 1.8 AndrewMoulton 10.0 1 94 5 18.8 4/57 9.4 SteveMoore 18.0 0 109 5 21.8 2/13 6.1 BenStark 39.3 4 134 6 22.3 3/26 3.4 AjayChavan 6.0 2 26 1 26.0 1/26 4.3 GuyCarter 72.5 8 397 15 26.5 3/20 5.5 DavidBrostow 53.0 6 293 9 32.6 3/37 5.5 KayneHunter 32.0 0 215 6 35.8 2/38 6.7 ThomasEggleston 7.0 0 65 1 65.0 1/65 9.3 MattPrendergast 1.0 0 11 0 - 0/11 11 Nick Hawke 1.0 0 17 0 - 0/17 17 EdwardWoodham 1.0 0 18 0 - 0/18 18
Fielding Catches Stumpings Nick Hawke 4 1 Thomas Nation 1
3A GRADE TEAM REPORT – SUDDENLY SYDENHAM
During the off season we lost most of the Suddenly Sydenham team to other cities. Most notably was Lee Gallagher who had been with the team since 1999. Since there were only 3 players left from last year so there was a merger with Michael Nicholson’s Sydenham Book L team. The season was a fun one and we competed well and won 10 from 17 games. Highlights from the year include; Josh Gardner’s 129* from 107 balls, fifties from Geordie Dann, Marty Crook and Matt Coxon. Daniel Loughton claimed 23 wickets at 11.9 and with a RPO of 3.1. We fielded well at times and were always keen and enthusiastic. This was exemplified by Benny Magon’s four run outs in four consecutive games. Our leading run scorer, Josh Gardner left us for Auckland but a Suddenly Sydenham stalwart Norman Lee returned from overseas to replace him. Norman was killed during the February 22nd earthquake two runs short of 2000 runs for us. He was one of our best for the last ten years and we be sorely missed.
Geordie Dann Captain Batting
Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50 100 Josh Gardner 17 2 390 26.0 129* 2 1 GeordieDann 14 2 293 24.4 84* 2 TimJeffries 1 0 24 24.0 24 MattCoxon 12 2 211 21.1 53 1 Jack Tame 1 0 19 19.0 19 Michael Nicholson 13 3 153 15.3 42* ZachAbbott 16 0 226 14.1 35 BennieMagon 12 4 107 13.4 26* AndrewReynolds 1 0 13 13.0 13 MartyCrook 16 0 208 13.0 51 1 NormandLee 4 0 38 9.5 21 Nick Magon 12 1 100 9.1 30 DanielLoughton 11 0 43 3.9 14 Scott Marsden 10 4 21 3.5 6* James Simpson 12 3 20 2.2 4* James Burrows 4 1 6 2.0 6
Bowling
O M R W Avge BB 5w RPO DanielLoughton 86.0 13 274 23 11.9 5/31 1 3.2 MartyCrook 5.0 1 36 3 12.0 2/21 7.2 GeordieDann 76.0 20 251 20 12.6 3/17 3.3 Josh Gardner 99.0 21 282 22 12.8 3/16 2.8 James Simpson 57.0 9 244 16 15.3 3/4 4.3 Michael Nicholson 3.0 0 16 1 16.0 1/10 5.3 Nick Magon 97.0 26 300 18 16.7 3/8 3.1 NormandLee 12.0 0 53 3 17.7 2/12 4.4 BennieMagon 68.0 16 241 10 24.1 3/27 3.5 MattCoxon 16.0 1 81 3 27.0 3/28 5.1 JamesBurrows 24.0 4 102 3 34.0 1/19 4.3
Fielding: Catches GeordieDann 16 Josh, Zach 10 Benny,Daniel 6 Michael, Jim 5 Nick 4 Matt 2 Scott, Marty, JB 1 3A TEAM REPORT – TIGERS
We only had 3 wins but a lot of close games. Our big problem was trying to get 11 players turn up each sat. Our two new recruits Gareth n Blair turned out to be very useful cricketers. Gareth is a devastating left-hand batsman who is also a useful right-hand leggy (with some help from Kevin McGowan).Blair who joined us after xmas is a good quick bowler n an accomplished batsman. Mayank scored 3 fifties before xmas. Aiden has turned into a top fast bowler. Voni is a talented batsman. Salim is a useful opening batsman. Zack kept well n is a good pinch-hitter. Jordan is finally having a shoulder op which is good for him as he's talented as well. George was one of the most economical bowlers in the grade. We should have senior trials as I reckon I could pick a team from us, Syd Suddenly (Josh n Jordie etc) n others from 2A n 2B who combined would possibly beat our very weak senior team.
Dick Jones Captain
3B GRADE TEAM REPORT – SYDENHAM GOATS
The Goats started the season sporting a new look team with a number of players from last year unavailable for various reasons including the three first choice bowlers. We invested in youth recruiting Jacob and Sam who were both still at school and recalled Lionel to balance the age back towards the Goats average and we were up ready to go for the new season. A mixed start saw us sitting mid table for the first section of the season not helped by a constantly changing team due to injuries and unavailability’s as well as some mixed displays. Then from December onwards we went on an unbeaten run until the last game before the February 22nd earthquake that had us poised to challenge for the title with 6 games left. Two wins off first, with the two teams above us to play and the bottom 4 teams to round out the season we felt we had a great chance at the title. Unfortunately the charge faltered in the last game with our worst performance of the year and we finished third when the season ended early.
Our bowling was lead by Mark Logan who was great all season getting wickets early and coming back to shut things down at the end with his quick inswingers. He finished with a 5 wicket hall in the last game to collect the most wickets for the club. Sam Garriock was a mixed bag, bowling some fantastic spells at good pace one week but having some very short spells at other times. Jon Bennett changed from 20 years of opening the batting to 5th bowler this year due to the bowling shortage and picked up consistent wickets bowling straight as batsmen’s eyes lit up seeing the gentle pace.
The batting was led by Kyle Hunter who was impossible to get out when we batted second before Christmas and scored consistently against all attacks. Andy Chisnall and Tony Dannenberg gave us a solid top three along with Kyle and often at least 2 of these 3 would score a good portion of the required runs. The return of Heath Sanders part way thru the season gave us another consistent performer who could take the attack to the opposition and score quickly.
Our ground fielding was not our strength, especially after Clarke Reilly left for Australia and sometimes our catching wasn’t that great either. Although we did take some outstanding catches we also dropped some sitters and two games were lost in this way. Overall another enjoyable year with a great team spirit as is the norm for the Goats. Special thanks to all the players who helped us out when we were short, which seemed to be all too often sometimes. Good luck to Bede and Clarke for their overseas adventures.
Jon Bennett Captain
Batting
M I N.O Runs Avge HS 50 K.Hunter 10 9 3 335 55.83 80 2 H.Sanders 7 6 0 233 38.83 79 2 A.Chisnall 9 9 2 175 25.00 62* 2 J.Bennett 14 13 4 203 22.56 42 M.Logan 13 9 0 191 21.22 37 T.Dannenberg 14 14 2 241 20.08 42 R.Kelly 7 7 0 115 16.43 49 S. Bourke 11 8 0 76 9.50 30 B.Oulaghan 13 9 1 50 6.25 20 R.Graves 7 5 0 23 4.60 18 C.Reilly 6 6 0 22 3.67 6 S.Garriock 11 7 2 17 3.40 6 J.Harrington 13 13 0 43 3.31 11 Also Batted: R McKernan 96, D Ravindran, J Robinson, S Garrett, L Schulte, S Grose, A Bailey, S Vincent, N Menzies, B Walker, A Moulton, M Maunsell, H Schulte, D Sainsbury, P O’Brien, T Nation.
Bowling
O M R W Avge BB RPO S/R A.Moulton 12.0 0 47 7 6.71 4/31 3.9 11.1 M.Logan 94.0 20 267 28 9.54 5/15 2.8 20.3 J. Bennett 60.3 9 226 22 10.27 4/25 3.7 16.6 L. Schulte 20.0 3 93 7 13.29 6/16 4.7 17.1 H.Sanders 39.0 10 125 8 15.63 2/19 3.2 29.6 S.Garriock 70.0 12 310 14 22.14 3/28 4.4 33.4 K.Hunter 28.0 6 136 6 22.67 2/2 4.9 29.3 S. Bourke 72.0 3 321 13 24.69 4/29 4.5 33.9 DRavindran 8.0 0 43 4 10.75 2/20 5.4 12.5 RGraves 19.1 1 99 3 33.00 3/11 5.2 40.7 ABailey 12.0 3 41 3 13.67 2/22 3.4 25.3 R Sainsbury 2.5 0 17 3 5.67 3/17 6.0 5.7 Also Bowled: H Schulte 8 1 23 2, N Menzies 2.1 0 22 2, R McKernan 8 0 28 1, S Vincent 8 1 30 1, S Grose 5 1 15 1, J Harrington 2 0 7 1, S Garrett 2 0 21 1, C Reilly, T Nation, B Walker, T Dannenberg 3B GRADE TEAM REPORT – ALLSTARS
Firstly, I must acknowledge the commitment of our senior players who have been in the team since the beginning; John Hawes, Marc Hobson, Cameron Hatcher, Joe Potter- Butler, Jamie Lewis and Michael Taylor. These players have held the team together over the past 6 seasons I have played in the team, but the majority of the team have been playing together for the past 14 years. Hopefully this trend will continue and we will play together for many more seasons.
The 2010/11 season was a mixed bag for us due to some inconsistent play and lack of commitment from a few players. However, when we fielded our top side we were one of the most competitive teams in the 3B grade.
The batting was led by Elliott Hitchings who once again showed that he is an outstanding batsman and can lead from the front. He also assisted the team in correcting batting stances and movement of feet during batting practise. Elliott made 4 fifties in the season and averaged 60.83 for the season. As captain, I batted with Elliott and he made you want to lift your game and in doing so he stole a 50 away from me hitting 20 runs in two over’s, and a 6 to get his own 50. I was unfortunately stranded on 43 not out. Karl Broadhurst was not consistent with his form as he has been in previous seasons but once again he shone with a nice century in the season with some classy shots.
If there is an award for unluckiest bowler, the winner would be John Hawes. On countless times John beat the outside edge and had the ball go over the stumps. He only captured 15 wickets in the season, but this did not show the consistency of his bowling and how much trouble his pace caused opposition teams. Karl Broadhurst and Abraham Atherton were our leading wicket takers with 24 and 27 respectively. The season started sallow for the bowlers and as they warmed up and began to trouble the batters, we were struck by the earthquake. An area that improved for the 3B Allstars this season was our catches stuck. Leading from the front in fielding was Abraham Atherton and Marc Hobson.
Well done to an inconsistent season, but as a talented side we will be back in 2011-12 as a competitive team from start to finish.
Abraham Atherton Captain
Runs Avge 100 50 HS O M R W Avge RPO BB C KarlBroadhurst 201 18.3 1 112 78.5 20 226 24 9.4 2.88 5-11 4 DarianKeane 91 7.0 2 JoePotter-Butler 61 5.5 5 Marc Hobson 29 4.1 6 Cameron Hatcher 72 6.5 91.3 16 331 18 18.4 3.63 John Hawes 104 8.6 1 52 97.0 16 296 15 19.7 3.05 4 Michael Taylor 71 23.6 1 Abraham Atherton 171 21.4 91.4 29 265 27 9.8 2.89 4-38 8 60, 69, Elliott Hitchings 365 60.8 4 3 53*, 52* SteveComber 32 3.6 23.0 3 88 9 9.8 3.82 Jamie Lewis 30 James 57 3C GRADE TEAM REPORT – CARDINALS
By the time of the first game the Cardinals had a very solid squad with 16 fully paid up members. The mix was good with some fresh new faces as well as the regulars. We also welcomed the return of Cardinal original Nathan Kreft to lead the bowling attack. A bright future was ahead for the Cardinals, well at least off the field.
The first game of the season saw the Cardinals taking on the Addington Boguns. We turned up to Barrington Park, fresh and ready to go. We had new caps, new shirts, new blazers, new BBQ and a freshly painted white picket fence. The beers were on ice for what we hoped would be the first Cardinals victory of the new season. This was not to be with the Cardinals being dismissed on a rather green pitch for 28 and Addington easily getting the runs. So on the first day of the season we were into the BBQ and chilly bin by 2pm. This would be the first of many early finishes for the Cardinals, but we were not to complain.
The first half of the season was a winless one but we were always in the hunt. Many games we just did not score enough runs as we usually had the opposition 8 or 9 down by the time they passed our target. But the Cardinals spirits we always high and the off the field events certainly kept everyone interested.
The first victory came on January 28 against the young kids from LPW. Unlike many of the Cardinals games this went right down to the wire finishing close to 7pm. A good total was posted with a number of the lads in the runs. But it was the bowling display that really secured the victory. Lead by Sam Perry and finished off by Nick Smithson. I would like to say the celebrations went off with a bang but everyone was so stuffed they were slightly subdued. This was the start of a winning streak which was only cut short by the bloody Earthquake of February.
A new event on the calendar for the Cardinals was the clubs T20 Championship. A disappointing response from other club teams saw the Cardinals take on Suddenly Sydenham from a couple of grades above in the final. This was the Cardinals first 20/20 game but we had plenty of experience of playing shorter forms of the game on Saturday as we usually only last 20 out of our 40 overs. Playing on SCG 1 the Cardinals decided to bowl first. Sam Perry and Nathan Kreft lead the way with the new ball putting on some early pressure. Chris Small and Ben Larter showed there experience in the death stages and we restricted Suddenly Sydenham to 160ish. With the bat big hitters Evan Thorne and Sam Perry put the balls to all parts of the SCG and to the amazement of the Cardinals and supporters a victory was achieved. We look forward to defending our title next season and we encourage all other afternoon teams to get in behind this!!!
Highlight of the season
Willow Memorial Trophy – Livo Dick of the Year – Nick Smithson WAGS Day Out Cardinal Hall of Fame – Nathan Kreft The White Picket Fence Court Session – Pezza’s Pink G Whitebait – a legend Kreftys 7 can Hermit Billy Mavs for missing court session Mattys 8 can Hermit Billy Mavs in the middle of Sydenham Park Hawaiian Xmas Day/Party Brumbies Edgeware Road bread Macs Brew Bar sponsorship night Best fielder in town “Softball Zach” Larts not living up to expectations on and off the field Numerous netball skirt incidents Margret’s hospitality at the bowls club Yo brother I’ll have another Tonys 100 ball over at Hornby Nick Smithsons 5 ducks in a row Evan 7 ducks for the season Bretts opening batting displays Blazers!!! 5 wicket bags Livo Manny Nick 50s Livo Manny Nick
This season the Cardinals were lucky enough to secure Macs Brew Bar and Brumbies Edgeware Road as major sponsors. The Cardinals appreciate their support and we hope they can reopen in time for the 2011-12 season.
The WAGs club was something new for the Cardinals this season. Andrew “Hagis/Braveheart” Milne was put in charge of the girls. This was a great success as often there were more supporters than players at most Saturdays. The Cardinals appreciate the support and are looking forward to another season of fun filled sideline events.
When the club moved to the bowls club the Cardinals held some reservations. These were quickly dispelled. The hospitality shown by Whitebait, Margert and the rest of the bowls community was outstanding and the Cardinals cannot thank them enough.
Once again the club has been more than welcoming to the Cardinals and the different style of cricket we play. Ben Larter has done an outstanding job as club captain and will be a big loss to the club. But, we at the Cardinals are lucky enough to have secured his signature for the 2011-12 season and we look forward to seeing Ben in the netball skirt some more.
This season the cardinals formed an executive for the first time. This enabled the Cardinals to really push for what they wanted out of the season. It was lead by CEO Tom Pritchard, with Jolie Pritchard, Manny Roberts, Bonnie Johnston, Brett Carpenter and Nick Smithson ably assisting. The Cardinals and I thank you for all your hard efforts and it has enabled the Cardinals to have a secure future in 3C cricket.
Lastly I would like to say a massive thanks to all the Cardinals, whether you have played one game or the whole season and also to our supporters. It has been a privilege to yet again be involved with such a great bunch of people.
We look forward to a full season of 3C cricket in 2011/12.
Yours in cricket Jamie Livingstone Cardinals Preside Batting
M Inn NO Runs AVG HS 50 0 Livo 14 14 3 321 29.18 78 2 0 Pezza 7 7 - 142 20.29 43 1 Smithson 15 15 3 208 17.33 58 1 5 Matty 8 8 - 107 13.38 49 2 Manny 14 13 - 165 12.69 61 1 1 Krefty 7 7 3 50 12.50 21 2 Pete 6 6 1 39 7.80 12 0 Tom 12 12 1 85 7.73 27* 2 JamieDale 15 14 1 76 5.85 16 1 Mank 11 10 2 43 5.38 14 1 Big Easy 15 14 - 74 5.29 20 7 AutumnLeaves 10 10 2 42 5.25 16 3 TonyLaws 10 10 - 30 3.00 11 5 Zach 12 11 1 28 2.80 10 3 Also Batted: Zane, Louis, Larts, Benny English, Spook.
Bowling
O M R W AVG BB S/R RPO 5WI Matty 21.0 3 82 6 13.67 4/21 21.00 3.90 Pezza 48.5 8 141 10 14.10 3/16 29.30 2.89 Smithson 38.5 3 170 12 14.17 6/20 19.42 4.38 1 Mank 64.4 12 234 15 15.60 4/22 25.87 3.62 Livo 73.0 5 301 19 15.84 5/35 23.05 4.12 1 Manny 73.0 7 341 18 18.94 5/24 24.33 4.67 1 Jamie Dale 24.0 1 98 5 19.60 2/19 28.80 4.08 Krefty 46.0 6 184 5 36.80 2/25 55.20 4.00 Also Bowled: Zach 8 0 37 2, Big Easy 19 0 109 0, Tom 12.3 1 88 3, Autumn Leaves 3.4 0 171,Larts8 4121.
PRESIDENTS GRADE TEAM REPORT - CARDINALS
The earthquake shortened 2010/11 season was another successful one for the Sydenham Cardinals finishing 3rd in the grade and winning 10 of 14 games which was only one win away from being first equal. Like the previous year we should be pleased with this result given we were probably the oldest team in the grade with an average age in excess of 50 when the other top teams seemed to be nearer 40 – and getting younger each year!
The major strength of the team has for many years been our bowling and it was good to see this season a number of batsmen stepping up and making sound contributions on a regular basis.
Andy Thin was our ‘Batsman of the Year’ scoring 432 runs at an average of 39 and he consistently gave the start of the innings a solid and platform.
Tim Murdoch only played half the games because of his NZC commitments but still achieved 259 runs at an average of 75. Geoff Miller got our only 100 of the season and that innings resulted in Geoff receiving the award for the ‘Most Valuable Individual Effort’ of the season. You could always rely on him steadying the innings if required or alternatively smashing quick runs when needed.
Several batsmen had limited opportunities because the top 3 dominated the scoring in many games where we won with only 1 or 2 wickets down. Players in this category who have the ability to score runs if given more chances include Geoff Thin, Kev Congdon, Mark Paget and Ewen Spence.
For the second season in a row Dave Fleming was voted our ‘Bowler of the Season’ and his leggies/top spinners gained 21 wickets at a very respectable 3.8 runs per over. Like the previous season very few batsmen in the grade were able to ‘read’ Flem and he was a real weapon to us whether he opened or came on 4th change.
Dave could also be relied on with the bat in the middle order and he was clearly the team’s ‘Player of the Season’.
Bert Walker, Julian Van Dyk and Stu Simpson continue to bowl as well as ever – albeit a lot slower and for a captain it is great to have such good bowlers to call upon who know the game so well.
We were fortunate to gain a new young recruit at the start of the season in Paul Thomson and he and Jason Miller were probably the quickest bowlers in the grade. It wasn’t often when we had them both playing but when we did they formed a lethal opening attack. Bill Nicholson was only able to play 6 games for us but in each game he made valuable contributions with bat and ball – it will be good to see more of Bill next season.
Kev Moore had work and family commitments prior to Christmas so he too made limited appearances but cream always comes to the top and in his limited roles he showed his class.
I have thoroughly enjoyed captaining the team as we have a great bunch of guys who play the game competitively but in the right spirit. We all look forward to next season with high expectations.
Grant Adamson Captain
Fielding Catches Stumpings StuSimpson 7 Mark Paget 6 Kevin Moore 5 Tim Murdoch 4 Grant Adamson 3 7 Ewen Spence, Geoff Thin 3 Dave Fleming, Bert Walker 2 Geoff Miller, Jason Miller 2 Julien van Dyke 2 Kevin Congdon 2 PaulThomson 1 Batting
Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50 100 Tim Murdoch 7 3 259 64.8 75* 4 Bill Nicolson 6 3 138 46.0 42* Geoff Miller 8 2 240 40.0 105* 1 Andy Thin 12 1 432 39.3 72 3 Kevin Moore 7 0 196 28.0 46 Dave Fleming 8 5 69 23.0 27* Ken Julian 1 0 20 20.0 20 Grant Adamson 4 2 35 17.5 25 Kevin Congdon 9 2 115 16.4 42* Geoff Thin 6 1 75 15.0 30 Ewen Spence 9 1 113 14.1 28 Mark Paget 6 2 44 11.0 20 Stu Simpson 8 1 39 5.6 18 Paul Thomson 3 1 9 4.5 8* Carl Fleming 1 0 2 2.0 2 Jason Miller 2 0 2 1.0 1 Bert Walker 2 2 56 - 44* Julien van Dyke 1 1 2 - 2*
Bowling
O M R W AVGE BB5W Ken Julian 6.0 1 15 3 5.0 3/15 Paul Thomson 57.0 8 196 13 15.1 4/23 Tim Murdoch 22.0 3 80 5 16.0 3/32 Julien van Dyke 78.0 11 269 16 16.8 3/25 Bill Nicolson 34.0 3 165 9 18.3 3/8 Bert Walker 61.0 10 265 14 18.9 3/16 Dave Fleming 104.4 8 400 21 19.0 5/31 1 Stu Simpson 80.1 5 319 16 19.9 3/3 Jason Miller 44.0 8 164 7 23.4 3/11 Kevin Congdon 8.0 0 49 2 24.5 2/20 Ben Larter 8.0 1 26 1 26.0 1/26 Kevin Moore 10.0 0 65 1 65.0 1/13
PRESIDENTS GRADE TEAM REPORT - HOSPITAL
Sadly the Summer of 2010/11 will be remembered chiefly for non cricketing reasons. We are aware that a club member died in the February 22nd earthquake and that a number of club members suffered bereavement. Our sincere condolences to those affected. The Hospital team had an enjoyable season albeit plagued with the usual problems of finding full numbers each week. This was compounded by the non availability of a couple of key players through exam commitments and a number of injuries to players, a couple of them reasonably serious. Of particular note was the one to Garry Jones who ruptured his Achilles tendon in his first game for us. He had made a stylish 35 opening the batting before injuring himself responding to a call for a quick single from Bernard (the rest of us usually just get run out!). We hope Garry will give it another crack this season as the little we saw of him promised much. In a few games just before the earthquake Ben Jessep, Nick Romans, Manon Patel and Mark Sinclair showed glimpses of form which suggest they will usefully add to the squad in numbers and ability in the coming year.
The batting needs to be strengthened so that we can set sides competitive targets. It was a pity to lose Rajeev Rajagopal who was in fine form until he left in November. He scored 298 runs in six innings at an average of 59.6 including a magnificent 120 not out against Hornby. His bowling and fielding will also be missed. Bernard Fanning batted well as usual but he was cut off by a couple of ‘interesting’ lbw decisions which certainly didn’t help our cause. Other fifty makers were Mike Fisher, Jonathan Smart, Jeff Field, Blair York, James Bishop and James de Costobadie. The latter continues to improve with the bat and is useful late in the inning with his ability to rotate the strike. All of them made other useful contributions with the bat but consistent availability was often a problem. Other useful batting efforts came from Tristan Pettit, Dave Jardine, Charitha Fernando, Prasanna and Jonny Sharr.
There were a number of useful performances in the bowling department. Chris Warren spearheaded the attack well. His economy rate was 2.6 runs per over and he would have taken more than his 8 wickets had not opposing batsmen adopted the policy of keeping him out and attacking other bowlers. Ranjit Menon had an injury plagued season but was very impressive when available. In four games he took 10 wickets at 10.3 and proved to be a wicket taking bowler who was an excellent foil to Chris Warren. Tristan Pettit was absent because of exam and paternity commitments for much of the season but did have one match winning spell of 4 for 14 of 8 overs which made us realise how sorely he was missed. Jonathan Smart (9 wickets) again bowled very well and Mike Fisher and Costa made a good fist of bowling the difficult middle overs as well as taking key wickets. Other useful performances came from Frank Walsh, Danus Ravindran, Bernard Fanning and Patel. It was a pleasure welcoming Bert Walker into the team and, but for the earthquake and my dropping a lollypop at Elmwood Park, we would have bowled him back into form. When he was available James Bishop impressed as a highly able wicket-keeper. Matt Mackey also kept well with Prasanna and Charitha Fernando also deputising at times. The fielding was generally tidy and some excellent catches were taken. Jonny Smart’s effort against Sumner was exceptional, the batsman pausing for some moments in sheer disbelief. Nick Romans effort to dismiss Wisneski first ball wasn’t far behind. As usual Chris Warren was the star fieldsman and he manages to achieve this while recharging his batteries after bowling. I am hopeful that with a couple of new signings and key players back from injury and exam commitments that we will be a more competitive unit in the coming season. I will also be away for some parts of the coming season so would appreciate some assistance with organisational duties.
Dick Sainsbury CAVALIERS 20/20 – SYDENHAM RANGERS
A new grade was formed this season to play 20/20 cricket only.
In the lead up to the start of the season we had 16 ex Sydenham CC Premier & 2nd grade players that had been previously lost to our playing ranks.20/20 with its shorter playing time from 2pm-5pm was an attractive concept for guys with families and work commitments that no longer allowed them to commit to a full days cricket.
Unfortunately despite our objections the CCA “customised” the grade making it 9 players and introduced other new rules that unfortunately reduced the competitive nature of the game. As a result we had a large drop off in numbers throughout the season and ended up using 32 players over the course of the shortened season. At one point we played a game with 6 players with one player having never played before and chased down 136 with 6 over’s to spare! Towards the end of the season we had a more settled look and were able to field a full team each game with everyone in the team contributing.
Overall we had a very successful season with a number of huge scores with 3 games against St Albans racking up 240+. We tussled with the Riccarton Hogs side for top position and when the season was cut short they were 1 win ahead of us and were deserved winners of the competition.
Unfortunately at the time of writing this it is unlikely that the Sydenham Rangers will be playing in this grade for the upcoming season.
Short Scorecards: 1.WIN. SCC 198/5: Ross 45, Bloomfield 44, Romano 41. HEATHCOTE 155/7:Yesberg 4-8 2.LOSS. SCC 136: J Helms 39 PIRATES: 137/6 3.WIN. SCC 208/6: Ross 76*, J Helms 52* RICC KNIGHTS: 118 4.WIN. HEATHCOTE 135/6. SCC 136/7: Rees 41*, Larter 36 5.WIN. SCC 241/6: Sumner 47, Larter 44*, Small 33. ST ALBANS 142 6.WIN. SCC 181/5: D Cumming 71*, Rees 41*. PIRATES 140 7.LOSS. SCC 157/8: Ross 49, J Olonga 37. RICC HOGS 160/6: Thomas 4-31 8.WIN. PIRATES 100: J Helms 3-9. SCC 101/2: Wraight 57* 9.WIN SCC 180: J Helms 68, Larter 35. HEATHCOTE 68: Wallace 3-19 10.WIN. SCC 243/7: Larter 70*, J Helms 31. ST ALBANS 81: K Helms 3-7 11.LOSS. SCC 145/5: McCarthy 41*. RICC HOGS 149/4 12.WIN. SCC 248: Small 109, Larter 66*. St ALBANS 150
Ben Larter Captain Batting
Inn NO Runs Avge HS 50 Chad Romano 3 2 59 59.0 41 0 Simon Wraight 2 1 59 59.0 57* 1 Dave Rees 5 3 117 58.5 41* 0 Brad Sumner 1 0 47 47.0 47 0 Ben Larter 11 4 315 45.0 70* 2 Jamie Helms 6 1 200 40.0 68 2 James Olonga 1 0 37 37.0 37 0 Craig Ross 8 2 213 35.5 76* 1 Chris Small 6 0 191 31.8 109 0 Chris Ferguson 1 0 20 20.0 20 0 Tim Bloomfield 3 0 55 18.3 44 0 Steffan Thomas 1 0 16 16.0 16 0 Dane Yesberg 1 0 15 15.0 15 0 Karl Helms 3 1 26 13.0 18 0 Thomas Nation 3 0 39 13.0 22 0 Andrew Thomson 3 0 37 12.3 26 0 Dave Wallace 3 0 30 10.0 13 0 Andrew Stace 4 1 29 9.7 20* 0 Steve Moore 2 0 13 6.5 8 0 Nathan Wingham 1 0 6 6.0 6 0 Paul McKenzie 2 0 4 2.0 3 0 Tim Kennedy 1 0 1 1.0 1 0 Gary Cumming 1 0 0 0 0 0 Kurt Owen 1 0 0 0 0 0 Leo Georgiadis 1 0 0 0 0 0 Trevor Rees 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dom Cumming 1 1 71 - 71* 1 Guy Carter 1 1 21 - 21* 0 Ivan Thomson 1 1 6 - 6* 0 Kayne Hunter 1 1 8 - 8* 0 Bowling
O M R W Avge BB S/R Dane Yesberg 2.0 0 8 4 2.0 4/8 4.0 GuyCarter 3.0 2 4 2 2.0 2/4 1.3 Jamie Helms 12.0 2 51 7 7.3 3/9 4.3 SteffanThomas 3.0 0 31 4 7.8 4/31 10.3 ThomasNation 8.0 0 32 4 8.0 2/13 4.0 KayneHunter 3.0 0 18 2 9.0 2/18 6.0 KarlHelms 12.0 2 75 8 9.4 3/7 6.3 SimonWraight 3.0 0 21 2 10.5 1/1 7.0 Dave Wallace 16.0 0 87 6 14.5 3/19 5.4 SteveMoore 7.0 1 31 2 15.5 1/9 4.4 AndrewThomson 5.0 0 49 3 16.3 2/32 9.8 Chris Ferguson 2.0 0 18 1 18.0 1/18 9.0 James Olonga 2.0 0 18 1 18.0 1/18 9.0 ChrisSmall 7.0 0 41 2 20.5 1/16 5.9 DomCumming 4.0 0 41 2 20.5 2/41 10.3 Craig Ross 21.0 1 122 4 30.5 2/25 5.8 TimBloomfield 4.0 0 32 1 32.0 1/17 8.0 SunjayGanda 3.0 0 35 1 35.0 1/35 11.7 Andrew Stace 10.0 1 76 2 38.0 1/17 7.6 BenLarter 21.0 0 130 3 43.3 1/17 6.2 BradSumner 2.0 0 20 0 - 0/20 10.0 KurtOwen 5.0 1 34 0 - 0/9 6.8 ChadRomano 8.0 0 53 0 - 0/0 6.6 DaveRees 12.0 0 90 0 - 0/12 7.5
Fielding Catches Stumpings BenLarter 10 2 Dave Rees 6 Craig Ross 4 Jamie Helms 3 Andrew Stace 3 Chad Romano 2 Dane Yesberg 1 Dave Wallace 1 Dom Cumming 1 KayneHunter 1 LeoGeorgiadis 1 Nathan Wingham 1 WOMEN’S SECTION
The 2010-11 season was a much abbreviated one with the girls playing only 8 matches due to byes, defaults, weather & of course the earthquake which halted everything.
Despite these events, much progress was made with some excellent performances shown by our players. We continued our association with LPW women’s section & I am happy to report that this continues to be successful with several of our players having the opportunity to play for the combined LPW/SYD Premier team. Those who were called on to fill positions here all acquitted themselves with distinction & were as usual, given every opportunity to do so. That they were all made to feel welcome goes without saying. I also have a major input in this area, liaising on at least a weekly basis with the premier captain & the other selector.
We again had many players selected for representative teams at age group level & the girls who did so performed very well. They are a credit to themselves & the club. The combined LPW/SYD women’s section were represented in the Premier grade, 1st division, 2nd division (two teams) & 3rd division. Each team has had a dedicated coach & the support of the coaching staff at both clubs. It is highly likely that we will have at least the same number of players again for 2011-12 but with two teams in the 1st division, as there are several girls who would make the transition to that grade easily.
Much has been said about the lack of girls/women players in Canterbury yet that doesn’t appear to be the case with us. Our junior section registered 70 girls to play cricket in the past season, several joining us from other clubs. It would appear that our numbers of talented young players are on the increase & I am told by several of the newcomers that they are with us because of the better coaching, atmosphere & opportunities that they would not otherwise have got. We can look forward to a very bright future with our girls/women cricketers. It is my belief that we are headed down the right path with what we are doing at this time with our continued combined association.
Kevin McGowan SJCC Girls Grade Manager
JUNIOR SECTION - CONVENORS REPORT
Sadly our cricket season was shortened this year, due to the significant earthquakes that the region had suffered. Our hearts go out to the many communities of Christchurch that have suffered and continue to suffer with the continual aftershocks. Due to the shortened season, no final placings of our Sydenham teams can reported on, but I can say, that many of our teams, achieved significant places within all grades/sections, and our club is very proud of all of our players. Congratulations too many players from Sydenham that managed, even in duress, to make Canterbury Developing and Emerging teams, well done to you all. We thank all the coaches, managers, parents/caregivers who gave support this season and appreciated the duress that many were put under during the season. Thank you to all the committee and coaching staff who gave their time during the season, without this continual support, our club could not function. Also for the continued support of our sponsors.
Our Milo programme was again successful and thanks you to Andrew McCracken and his team of helpers, for the coaching and the success of this programme. We are very proud to offer the Milo programme and know how much it benefits our younger community. The introduction of the South West Youth Cricket has been successful and many teams have joined. This creates a stepping stone for Sydenham Junior Club to Youth and then onto our Senior Club. Our thanks to Lynne Reader and Richard McCracken for the role they play, in the administration and support of the South West Youth Cricket.
Our Junior Club and Senior Club are becoming more affiliated with one another, and it is our endeavour this year, to have senior committee members on our committee and for our committee members to continue to support the senior committee. Due to the relationship between both clubs becoming more affiliated, we are now using the Sydenham Bowling Club for all functions and events; the Sydenham Cricket Club and grounds were severely damaged in the earthquakes and is currently not available. We thank the Senior Club for their support and providing us with joint club room facilities.
Winter training run by CJCA for players Year 6 to Year 8, continues to be successful and is very much supported by our Sydenham players, with many attending specialist sessions and umpiring courses. With the introduction of Pitch Vision, this has made winter training a very attractive option for many.
CJCA have appointed a Junior Recruitment Officer (Andrew Ellis from the Wizards and Rachel Candy from the Magicians) to provide support to all earthquake effected cricket clubs. Sydenham Junior Cricket Club has been identified as being effected, due to the loss of our Sydenham Cricket Ground. I will be working closely with Andrew and Rachel, to help with their roles and also provide the liaison point for our local schools, to ensure that we as a club benefit from this appointment.
CJCA have informed our club that at this stage, there will be no shortage of grounds for Junior Cricket, although Year 8 maybe faced with playing afternoon cricket. This will be confirmed by CJCA within the next couple of weeks. Also due to the loss of Sydenham Park, our Kiwi Grade Crickets will be relocated to another venue, again to be advised. Our club continues to be well supported by players from all age groups and I look forward to continuing in the role of Convenor to assist the committee, for the continual growth and development of cricket within our community. With my recent appointment of Secretary/Treasurer for CJCA, I feel that this will benefit our club, by providing the committee of up to date developments of junior cricket in the Christchurch region, and will keep us in the forefront of junior cricket in Christchurch. SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB (INC) STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2011
2010 INCOME 2011 11600 SUBSCRIPTIONS 14097 -1690 SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 363 57 INTEREST 45 5337 GRANT CANTERBURY CRICKET ASSN 10936 LESS PAID TO SYDENHAM JUNIORS 587 10349 DONATION 50 622 UNDER 19 WORLD CUP ------15926 TOTAL INCOME 24904
EXPENSES 4725 ACCOMODATION 0 592 ADVERTISING 113 6469 AFFILIATION FEES & GROUNDS 5609 132 ANNUAL REPORT 69 122 BANK FEES 122 364 BAR LICENSE FEES 250 11135 CRICKET BALLS & GEAR 8004 443 DEPRECIATION 13289 138 EFTPOS FEES 173 110 GENERAL EXPENSES 3 INDOOR PRACTICE COSTS 1017 120 P O BOX 126 1118 POWER 460 9744 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 515 200 RUBBISH REMOVAL 87 2000 SCORING FEES 2000 495 SECURITY 440 SKY TV COSTS 1064 1000 SYDENHAM COMPLEX 0 835 TROPHIES 822 510 WEB SITE 96 GROUND & COACHING COSTS COACHING COSTS 19543 GROUND COSTS 20953 ------40252 TOTAL EXPENSES 74755 ------24326 NET DEFICIT BEFORE GRANTS 49851
GRANTS 19550 TRUST 48023 ------4776 NET OPERATING DEFICIT -1828 PERMANENT PRACTICE FACILITY PAYMENT -5000 ------4776 TOTAL DEFICIT -6828 ======
NOTE:THE ACCOUNTS HAVE BEEN PREPARED ON A GST EXCLUSIVE BASIS SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB (INC)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 JUNE 2011
2010 CURRENT ASSETS 1335 WESTPAC BANK A/C 6610 247 GST 1765 7500 CRICKET STOCK 7500 1200 SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ARREARS 499 PREPAIDBARLICENSE 249 ------10781 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 16124
FIXED ASSETS 31380 SEE SCHEDULE BELOW 87271 ------42161 TOTAL ASSETS 103395
------42161 TOTAL NET ASSETS 103395 ======
REPESENTED BY ACCUMULATED FUNDS
75797 BALANCE1JULY2010 42161 -4776 NET DEFICIT -6828 - 28860 WRITE DOWN IMPLEMENT SHED TRANSFER COACHING & GROUNDS 68062 ------42161 BALANCE30JUNE2011 103395 ======SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB (INC)
FIXED ASSETS COST VALUE ADDNS RATE DEPN VALUE 10/07/2010 30/06/2011 IMPLEMENT SHED 31140 31140 31140 COVERS TROLLEY 240 20 S L 120 120 EFTPOS MACHINE 0 36 S L 0 TRANSFERRED FROM COACHING PERMANENT PRACTICE CASHMERE 10355 2069 10 S L 1036 1033 ULTRA PITCH CASHMERE 6019 20 S L 0 ROLLER 10125 2021 10 S L 1013 1008 PERMANENT PITCH CHCH STH INT 10462 3140 10 S L 1046 2094 ULTRA PITCH SYDENHAM PARK 6008 20 S L 0 PITCH COVER 5393 20 S L 0 THREE LANE PRACTICE FACILITY 85016 51008 10 S L 8502 42506 SCOTT BONNER MOWER 899 449 10 S L 90 359 LAWNMASTER REEL MOWER 1700 850 10 S L 170 680 NETS 782 470 10 S L 78 392 AUTOMATIC BOWLING M/C 7696 5386 10 S L 770 4616 DIGITAL VIDEO CAMERA 1680 1176 10 S L 168 1008 LAWNMASTER 660 MOWER 2132 1493 10 S L 213 1280 LINE MARKER 1118 10 S L 83 1035 ------179647 99202 1118 13289 87271 ======
NOTE: IMPLEMENT SHED IS RECORDED AT CURRENT INSURED REPLACEMENT
SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB (INC)
CONSOLIDATED ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2011
TRUST COACHING CLUB TOTAL INCOME 57997 38 26400 84435
EXPENSES BEFORE DEPRECIATION 259 62962 63221
INTERRELATED TRANSACTIONS 48023 -48023 0
OPERATING PROFIT 9715 38 11461 21214
DEPRECIATION 13289 13289
PERMANENT PRACTICE FACILITY RELACEMENT 5000 5000
NET PROFIT / (DEFICIT) 9715 38 -6828 2925 SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB TRUST CHAIRMANS REPORT
Last year’s report noted that the Trust had $119998 invested with South Canterbury Finance of which $11024.18 was not covered by the Government Guarantee. The trust received all the investment plus Interest which was very satisfactory. Sponsorship via the Gaming Machines proved to be very difficult.
We acknowledge the support of the following Air Rescue 28277 SouthernTrust 5000 Pub Charity 5000 Lion Foundation 4000 NZ Community Trust 5000
The Trust has advanced by way of Loans to the Cricket & Hockey Clubs which was a requirement of the Donation from The Canterbury Community Trust to The Complex. The interest however was received by the Trust and was used to pay for the Air Fares for Sean Heather.
We acknowledge the ongoing support of Graham & Linda Harris.
The Earthquake caused the cancellation of the last month of Cricket. This had an Effect on the Financial Performance of The Trust. This was offset by the Trust Receiving $3300 from the Earthquake Commission which was used to pay Mike Shrimpton for Coaching & Grounds & Brent Whear for scoring.
The Earthquake also caused the closure of St Martins New World. We understand that Russell McKenzie is going to rebuild and hopefully will continue his sponsorship of the club.
The ongoing support of Andy Inness at Cricket Express is acknowledged.
The club has taken over the Gaming Machine Applications for the 2012 year. This Will have an effect on next year’s trust activities with the only income being Interest, Advertising & the Golf Tournament.
Mike Pearcy has moved permanently to live in Perth and we wish him all the best and thank him for his considerable contributions over the past years.
The earthquake caused the raffle to be cancelled.
In conclusion our thanks to the Trust Members David Heard, Mike Pearcy, Richie Thomas, Bill Thomson and Bert Walker.
The Trust will be reviewing its ongoing role.
Dave Gallop Chairman SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB TRUST
FIFTEENTH REPORT STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2011
2010 INCOME 19033 SPONSORSHIPRECEIVED 47277 50888 SPONSORSHIP NOT EXPENSED 1/7/2010 ------69921 47277 10484 INTEREST 5987 3000 ADVERTISING 1000 396 GOLFTOURNAMENT 324 EARTHQUAKE COMMISSION 3300 SUNDRY INCOME 109 ------83801 TOTAL INCOME 57997
EXPENSES 8 SUNDRY EXPENSES AIR FARES S HEATHER 259 ------8 TOTAL EXPENSES 259 ------83793 NET OPERATING EXCESS INCOME 57738
DISBURSEMENTS 24887 SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB 48023 48006 COACHING GROUNDS COMMITTEE ------72893 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 48023 ------10900 TOTAL EXCESS INCOME OVER EXPENDITURE 9715 128724 ACCUMULATED FUNDS 1 JULY 2010 139624 ------139624 BALANCE30JUNE2011 149339 ======SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB TRUST
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 JUNE 2011
2010 ASSETS 5893 WESTPAC BANK ACCOUNT 18026 10000 WESTPAC INVESTMENTS 130000 119998 SOUTH CANTERBURY FINANCE INVESTMENTS 591 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 3603 GST 1313 30000 LOAN SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB 30000 30000 LOAN SYDENHAM HOCKET CLUB 30000 ------200085 209339 LIABILITIES 200 ADVANCE ------200 TOTAL LIABILITIES 0 ------199885 TOTAL NET ASSETS 209339 ======
REPRESENTED BY ACCUMULATED 139624 FUNDS 149339 60000 HARRIS FAMILY TRUST CAPITAL 60000 261 HARRIS FAMILY TRUST INCOME NOTE 2 ------199885 209339 ======
NOTES 1)THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE HAS BEEN PREPARED ON A GST EXCLUSIVE BASIS 2)HARRIS FAMILY TRUST INCOME ACCOUNT
BALANCE1/7/2010 261 INTEREST RECEIVED 2505 AIRFARESSHEATHER 2766 ------BALANCE30/6/2011 0 ===== SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB (INC) COACHING & GROUNDS COMMITTEE
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2011
2010 INCOME 53343 SYDENHAM CRICKET CLUB TRUST 2400 CCA COACHING GRANT 23 INTEREST RECEIVED 38 ------55766 TOTAL INCOME 38 ======EXPENSES 358 ACC LEVY 26124 COACHING WAGES 28319 GROUND PREPARATION 1830 INDOOR COSTS 875 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE PLANT ------57506 TOTAL EXPENSES 0 ------1740 EXCESS INCOME/BEFORE DEPRECIATION 38 13086 DEPRECIATION ------14826 OPERATING SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) -38 ======
2010 ASSETS 745 WESTPAC TRUST BANK A/C 783 68062 FIXED ASSETS (AS PER SCHEDULE) ------68807 TOTAL ASSETS 783
LIABILITIES 1129 GST ------67678 TOTAL NET ASSETS 783 ======
COMPRISES ACCUMULATED FUNDS 82504 BALANCE1JULY2010 67678 TRANSFERRED TO THE SCC ACCOUNTS 66933 14826 DEFICIT FOR THE YEAR 38 ------67678 BALANCE 30 JUNE 2011 783 ======
NOTE: THE COACHING ACTIVITIES ARE INCLUDED IN THE CLUB'S ACCOUNT