SPRINGWOOD CRICKET CLUB
ESTABLISHED 1894
2004-2005
END OF SEASON REPORTS AND RECORDS (RECORDS SINCE 1989-1990 SEASON)
SENIORS and JUNIORS
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2004-2005
ESTABLISHED 1894
SPRINGWOOD CRICKET CLUB COMMITTEE 2004-05
President Peter Filmer Treasurer Matt Bryant Vice President Seniors Paul Hameister Secretary Tony Rowe Vice President Juniors Craig Maloney Comp Secretary Shane Randall Registrar Tim Dixon Minutes Secretary David Moss Publicity-Social Sec. Scott Warren Sponsor Liaison Tony Rowe Equipment Officer Craig Maloney Senior Team Select. Adam Thomas Senior Team Select. Brad Filmer
LIFE MEMBERS
Andy Adamson, Ron Adamson, Jack Curry, Wally Phillips, Roger Stone, Joe Stratton, Harold Went, Pat Yates, Peter Jenkins, Graeme Lewis, Barry Hopper, David Stanford, Karen Gross, Ray Bancroft.
CLUB SPONSORS
Dextralog Computers Martin and Luscombe Accountants Royal Hotel Springwood Newsagency Rivercorp
Springwood Cricket Club would like to thank the following for their support during the season:
Blue Mountains Gazette Adamson Family Clr Daniel Myles of BMCC
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It is my pleasure to present this report for our club for season 2004-05.
By any measure the season past was a great success. On the field we captured two premierships in the juniors and a further three teams made the semi-finals whilst in the seniors we also made it to the semis in two grades.
After some 11 seasons in the wilderness our first grade team finally made the semis and although beaten, gave a great account of themselves in a tight match. Congratulations should also go to the seventh grade team who performed very well also to go out in the semi-finals with some key personnel missing at the crucial time. Our second grade had a mixed season but were severely affected by a seemingly high level of player turnover throughout the season whilst our father and son team, eighth grade, were so close but yet so far. Overall we had a successful senior season and I would like to thank Dave Younan from the Royal Hotel for his support of our senior cricket again this season. Also a big thanks to Robbie Morgan for his outstanding skills in preparing the Lomatia Park wicket, which was a great strip all season.
The juniors were great. Congratulations to our premiership winning U11 and U13 teams capping off a great season by both teams. Also we acknowledge the U15, U14-1 and U12 teams for making the semis and we also thank the players in our U14-2, U10 and U8 teams for a job well done. I wish to thank Adam Thomas and all of the mums and dads who conducted our “Have-A-Go” nursery and I hope that we may see some budding Ricky Pontings emerge through our junior ranks in years to come.
My thanks also go to all of the selfless people who gave willingly of their time to coach, manage, score and whatever else to support our kids in this junior cricket season. Without your loyalty to this club and to your kids we would have no teams at all!
Our committee, your committee, have been simply great this year and it is a real pleasure to preside over this terrific group of people. I won’t mention them individually, but the dedication of the current committee and their efficiency within the tasks that they have to complete is remarkable. The members of this club are indeed fortunate: the stewardship of this club is in very good hands.
Before closing this report I wish to acknowledge and thank our many and varied sponsors and also wish to acknowledge that we are slowly building a great tradition with our “ Back to Springwood Day”, which is growing into an outstanding annual event.
And so, we are half way through this decade and this club has enjoyed another successful season. We have won premierships, have a good participation rate and we are financially sound. The worst thing we can do is sit back and accept this success.
Now is the time to build on success by working as hard as possible. I therefore encourage everyone to give strong consideration to standing for various positions on the committee. We don’t have all the answers and we certainly don’t pretend that we can be all things to all people, but we need fresh input from new faces.
Peter Filmer
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SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR Daniel Paterson and Paul Petterson
The Senior Player of the Year is awarded to the player deemed to have achieved the most outstanding and consistent on field results during the season. This is the first time in the history of the award that joint winners have been selected, simply because it was too difficult to separate the achievements of these two young men. Daniel Paterson was the spearhead of the seventh grade team, driving them towards their first ever semi-final berth. He claimed 55 wickets at an average of 6.00 in the 2004-05 season, with three eight wicket hauls the highlights of his year. He also chipped in with 167 valuable runs. Paul Petterson scored 320 runs in first grade at an average of almost 27 and took 20 wickets at an average under 15, including four crucial wickets in the side’s agonising semi-final loss. His standing in the Nepean cricket community was evidenced by his selection as captain of the U23 Telegraph Shield team for 2004-05.
SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONOUR ROLL
1989-1990 STEVEN KOBRYN 1990-1991 STANLEY MATTHEWS 1991-1992 ROBERT GRADY 1992-1993 GRAEME LEWIS 1993-1994 JEFF SUTTON 1994-1995 PETER JENKINS 1995-1996 PETER JENKINS 1996-1997 GARETH STEPHENS 1997-1998 MICHAEL FOWLER 1998-1999 WALLY MOUBARAK 1999-2000 TODD MILADINOVIC 2000-2001 JAMES MOORE 2001-2002 JAMES MOORE 2002-2003 BRADLEY FILMER 2003-2004 DANIEL COBDEN 2004-2005 DANIEL PATERSON and PAUL PETTERSON
THE RON ADAMSON TROPHY Dave Williams (Senior Clubman of the Year)
Life member Ron Adamson was president of Springwood Cricket Club for more than 25 years, and passed away in 2004. This perpetual trophy is awarded in recognition to the hard work and dedication Ron gave to this club during his time at Springwood. If you look in the record book of the 2004-05 season, it’ll tell you Dave Williams contribution was 220 runs and 10 dismissals in first grade. Anyone associated with the club, and specifically its first grade team, will tell you that doesn’t even begin to describe his importance. His experience helped the young Springwood side reach the first grade semi-finals for the first time in 12 seasons. When bowlers needed a kick up the backside it inevitably came from Dave, and often followed with a flurry of wickets. He also gave Adam Thomas invaluable assistance with the Friday afternoon Have-A-Go sessions for 4-8 year olds, along with team mate Peter Crouch. Dave is a valuable and respected club member, whose leadership is a big part of the current success.
SENIOR CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR HONOUR ROLL 2003-2004 WALLY MOUBARAK
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Kieran Doyle, with a gritty 66, and Paul Hameister, with 4-37 from his 10 overs, might have been in with a shot of the Wally Phillips Memorial Shield were it not for Brad Filmer’s explosive 73 from 46 balls that catapulted Springwood to victory. On an oppressively hot day at Lomatia Park, Brad strode to the wicket at 1-11 and departed just 16 overs later with the home side comfortable at 2-112. His innings included 10 fours and two sixes, hit off successive balls. Such was the toll the knock took on his mind and body, Brad is unable to remember much of his innings, while the crowd of more than 100 is unlikely to ever forget it. Springwood amassed 231 from 43 overs, then bowled Emu Plains out for 157 to take its record on Back to Springwood Day to two wins and no losses.
Springwood vs Emu Plains Lomatia Park, Springwood 27.11.04
Springwood Innings
Michael Pointon caught, b Sayers 0 Dave Williams run out 37 Brad Filmer caught, b Stapely 73 Kieran Doyle caught, b G. Sheens 66 Adam Thomas caught, b B. Sheens 11 Scott Wells caught, b G. Sheens 1 Sam Pointon caught, b G. Sheens 11 Paul Petterson bowled G. Sheens 11 Steve Bailey caught, b G. Sheens 3 Peter Crouch not out 5 Paul Hameister bowled Romer 0 Sundries 13 Total 231 FOW: 11, 112, 123, 152, 171, 190, 218, 225, 230, 231 M. Elliot 9-0-37-0, K. Sayers 5-2-24-1, W. Stapely 6-1-42-1 M. Romer 6-1-29-2, B. Sheens 7-0-34-1, C. Sheens 3-0-22-0 G. Sheens 7-0-31-5
Emu Plains Innings
G. Sheens bowled Petterson 0 A. Williams bowled Petterson 5 T. Fitzpatrick c Williams b Bailey 34 W. Stapely c Filmer b Hameister 14 M. Romer bowled Hameister 0 S. Pensen c Crouch b S. Pointon 48 M. Sheens bowled Hameister 25 M. Elliot c S. Pointon b Hameister 0 C. Sheens not out 11 K. Sayers c Wells b S. Pointon 3 B. Sheens bowled Thomas 11 Sundries 6 Total 157 FOW: 0, 26, 52, 52, 62, 114, 114, 136, 143, 157 P. Petterson 7-2-19-2, P. Crouch 6-0-33-0, P. Hameister 10-2-37-4 S. Bailey 10-1-39-1, A. Thomas 4-0-19-1, S. Pointon 3-0-9-2
WALLY PHILLIPS MEMORIAL SHIELD HONOUR ROLL 2003-2004 KIERAN DOYLE and ADAM THOMAS
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MARTIN SHIELD (OPEN)
PAUL HAMEISTER SAM POINTON MATT RICHARDS ADAM THOMAS SCOTT WARREN
TELEGRAPH SHIELD (U23)
PAUL PETTERSON (capt) STEVE BAILEY MICHAEL POINTON KIERAN DOYLE
DURHAM SHIELD (U19)
MITCHELL BAGOU
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1ST GRADE CLUB W1 WO D T L POINTS PANTHERS 8 2 3 - 1 77 CONSUMERS 9 1 3 - 1 73 COLYTON-ST CLAIR 6 - 3 - 5 45 SPRINGWOOD 5 - 4 - 5 42 EMU PLAINS 5 - 3 - 6 39 PENRITH RSL 3 1 3 - 7 37 GLENMORE PARK 1 - 4 - 9 18 CAROUSEL INN 2 - 2 - 10 18
2ND GRADE CLUB W1 WO D T L POINTS G’BROOK-BLAX 12 - 1 - 1 75 PANTHERS 10 - 1 - 3 63 PENRITH RSL 6 - 1 - 5 39 GLENMORE PARK 6 - 1 - 5 39 EMU PLAINS 6 - 1 - 5 39 SOUTH PENRITH 6 - 1 - 5 33* SPRINGWOOD 4 - 1 - 9 27 OVERLANDER HOTEL 2 - 1 - 11 15
7TH GRADE CLUB W1 WO D T L POINTS COUGARS 9 2 2 - 1 80 PENRITH GAELS 7 2 0 - 5 62 SPRINGWOOD 8 1 1 - 4 61 PANTHERS 8 - 1 - 5 51 G’BROOK-BLAX 5 1 1 - 7 43 HENRY LAWSON 5 1 1 - 7 37* GLENMORE PARK 1 1 0 - 12 16 EMU PLAINS 2 0 0 - 12 12
8TH GRADE CLUB W1 WO D T L POINTS THE WESTSIDE 6 2 2 - 4 62 HENRY LAWSON 8 1 1 - 4 61 PEACHTREE INN 7 1 2 - 3 58 GLENMORE PARK 9 - 1 - 4 55* SPRINGWOOD 7 - 2 - 5 48 WESTERN TIGERS 4 3 3 - 6 38 PANTHERS 6 - 1 - 7 33 ST CLAIR UNITED 3 - 1 - 10 21 MULGOA 3 - 1 - 10 21
* points deducted for various reasons.
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1ST GRADE 2ND GRADE 3RD GRADE
1982-83 PREMIERS 1995-96 RUNNER-UP 1988-89 PREMIERS 1980-81 PREMIERS 1979-80 RUNNER-UP 2002-03 RUNNER-UP 1979-80 PREMIERS 1999-00 SEMI-FINALIST 1991-92 RUNNER-UP 1991-92 RUNNER-UP 1990-91 RUNNER-UP 1984-85 RUNNER-UP 1984-85 RUNNER-UP 1983-84 RUNNER-UP 1992-93 SEMI-FINALIST 1987-88 SEMI-FINALIST 2004-05 SEMI-FINALIST
4TH GRADE 5TH GRADE 6TH GRADE
2003-04 PREMIERS 1982-83 PREMIERS 1989-90 PREMIERS 1983-84 SEMI-FINALIST 1999-00 SEMI-FINALIST 1988-89 SEMI-FINALIST 2000-01 SEMI-FINALIST 1987-88 SEMI-FINALIST 1984-85 SEMI-FINALIST
7TH GRADE 8TH GRADE 9TH GRADE
2004-05 SEMI-FINALIST - 1997-98 SEMI-FINALIST 1988-89 SEMI-FINALIST
10TH GRADE 11TH GRADE 12TH GRADE
- - 1990-91 SEMI-FINALIST
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1st GRADE
To have qualified for the semi-finals after collecting three consecutive wooden spoons illustrates just how successful first grade’s season was.
The result of the semi-final, a 41 run loss to Panthers – the defending premiers – was disappointing, but was also a hint of what we can expect from the first XI in the next couple of years from a youthful side.
The team’s performance was a result of determination and hard work, with every player adding a valuable ingredient to the mix. Springwood is certainly not a team of champions, but without doubt is a champion team, and the dramatic improvement is something each of the 18 players to play first grade this year can be justifiably proud of.
Batting was one area where Springwood shone this year, with Paul Petterson, Kieran Doyle, Michael Pointon, Sam Pointon and Adam Thomas all scoring in excess of 270 runs.
Dave Williams’ contribution was also invaluable, with more than 200 runs to go along with his 10 dismissals behind the stumps and experienced guidance in the field. The solid combination of Michael Pointon and Dave Williams at the top of the order was the foundation for many great batting performances by Springwood in 2004-05.
Springwood’s work with the ball mirrored that of the batsmen, with no single bowler carrying the side. Paul Petterson capped off a memorable season with 20 wickets to go with his 320 runs, while Paul Hameister, Peter Crouch, Sam Pointon and Steve Bailey (when available) worked as a group to regularly bowl teams out for low scores.
Another highlight from the season was Adam Thomas’ breakthrough century, scoring 113 not out against Penrith RSL at Lomatia Park. The cheers and applause from teammates as Adam brought up his ton with a six over the deep midwicket fieldsman’s head was surely a mixture of elation and relief.
Back to Springwood Day was also a memorable one, with Springwood prevailing by 80 runs against Emu Plains before a healthy crowd. The win was set-up by Brad Filmer’s 73 from 46 balls in oppressive heat, with Kieran Doyle’s 66 and Paul Hameister’s 4-37 with the ball also driving Springwood towards an emphatic win.
We can expect 2005-06 to be an even better season for Springwood in first grade, as a tight-knit group of cricketers, with a mix of youth and experience, look to improve on a satisfying and memorable season in 2004-05.
Brad Filmer
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As the rain came down in the last game of the season to end any chances of a final win, it seemed an appropriate end to a disappointing year for second grade. Ending in seventh place, there were a lot of performances throughout the season that deserved a better final result. Officially, 30 different players filled places during the year, and consistency in the line up was perhaps the greatest hurdle to a reasonable result. Many thanks to the people that helped out to fill in places- especially Andrew Kobryn from juniors who played four thankless matches after playing his own games in the morning.
Many thanks also to Steve Kobryn, who “filled” the captaincy spot when I was away. This ended up being in the order of half the season. Chris Novak also had a single match as captain, which ended in victory. Not only did they perform very well, but had a clear edge in the ability to win a toss.
Despite our placing, there were many good performances throughout the year. Mitch Bagou took out the batting aggregate despite playing only 8 games in second grade, averaging nearly 30. Chris Novak, Steve Kobryn and Mick Fowler also performed well with the bat, averaging in the order of 20. Cameron McInnes’ three innings averaged 31, Andrew Berry’s four games averaged 18, Jeremy Moss’ two games averaged 25 and Scott Wells scored 48 in his one innings.
Consistency was not so much a problem in batting as maintaining a batting line-up.
Jamie Moore collected the most wickets with 23 from his 2000 overs. He bowled superbly throughout the season, but almost let Steve Kobryn in (20 wickets) by being ill for the last game. Had the last game not been rained out, it would have been close. Chris Novak also bowled well finishing with 16 wickets, and Matt Kobryn just got better and better over the season, finishing with 15 wickets.
Speaking of getting better during the season, Jon Maloney’s keeping stood out to take the fielding award this season.
There are some special efforts that also need mentioning. Chris Novak bowled a spectacular three over spell of double and triple bounce bowling, which, instead of being dispatched, collected the figures of 2 for 13 - go figure. Cameron McInnes receives the award for 50 runs in an innings without hitting the middle of the bat and Matty Apps receives his usual appealing award (sponsored by V).
Taren Finemore’s single foray from under 15’s resulted in 23 runs and 3 wickets, a fantastic performance. The fines container, which had a lot of money to keep secure this year for infringements in drop catches and ducks, did a superb job. Many thanks to the collective Kobryn family for its donations. Many thanks to Mick Fowler for running such an efficient fines collection system.
Many thanks to all the lads for an entertaining season. We gave most teams a nudge this year and were in winning positions in most, but couldn’t go on to capitalise. Hopefully we can turn that around next year.
Matthew Churchill
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What a difference a year makes! This season the boys really ‘stepped up to the plate’ (or should that be “crease”) and performed beyond expectations. Unlike previous seasons where our results revealed unbearable inconsistency, this season our performances were far less erratic, especially with the ball. In a season full of spectacular personal achievements, certain individuals took their games to the next level and really showed us of what they are capable.
Nine wins (one outright) saw us finish in third place, only one point behind the second placed team, who were the eventual winners of the competition. Indeed the semi-final against the eventual winners Penrith Gaels, while not providing one of our more illustrious batting performances, went right down the wire with the result in the balance until the last 10 overs of play. Most sides seem to have their ‘bogey’ teams and for seventh grade it was most certainly Gaels. Nonetheless, effort, commitment and enthusiasm nearly saw us advance to the final.
Perhaps the most remarkable game of the season was against Glenmore Park in round two. The first week having been washed out, saw the match revert to a ‘one-day’ format (or at least that was our understanding of the NDCA rule at the time). After dismissing the opposition for 19, passing them one down after five overs, we were enjoying the post match ‘review’ at the Royal by 2.30pm.
This match really saw the establishment of an opening bowling partnership that was to form the backbone of our attack for much of the season. Daniel Paterson and Chris Dufty both had a sensational year sharing the new ball. We became terribly dismayed, bordering on frustrated if we were unable to break the back of the opposition’s batting line-up inside the first eight overs.
Daniel finished the season proper with a club record breaking 55 wickets at 6.0 and Chris a highly creditable 28 wickets at 12.4. Daniel grabbed the meritorious five-wicket haul on five occasions including eight wickets on three occasions (best 8-7) and 10 wickets in a match on one occasion.
The pair was ably supported by our other bowlers and quite remarkably no less than five players acquired five wicket hauls at some time during the season. Our key spinner, Nathan “please can I have the ball” McDermott also had a most successful season. In the season proper, he captured 34 wickets with determination, skill and guile (not to mention the vociferous appeals that made Shane Warne look like a mute!) with a best of 7-20. He took a further eight wickets in the semi-final against Gaels. He was also one the team’s mainstays with the bat finishing with 208 runs with a best of 65.
But in the true Anzac spirit that “age shall not weary them”, the ever-reliable Graeme Martin also produced some outstanding bowling (best of 5-24) and batting (highest 61) performances to be one of our more consistent players (though it should be said, right up there with the captain in the ‘dropped catches’ department!).
The ‘Doug Walters’ of seventh grade, Kynan Hopkins, while not possessing the most engaging bowling action, invariably produced a wicket when it was seriously needed. His ability to break a frustrating partnership was uncanny. He finished the year with a handful of wickets at 4.0 with a best of 3-2.
Our batting, unlike the bowling, was a little less predictable. Fortunately, on many occasions, we were either chasing a very modest target or able to defend one. Swashbuckling opening batsman, Ethan Brawn, finished the year with 238 runs at 26.4 with a highest score of 43. He complemented this achievement with several very fine catches ‘in close’ in his inimitable style. Aside from Ethan, Nathan and Graeme, the other main run producers were Daniel (167 runs at 21), Frank “iron gloves” McDermott (72 runs) and the captain with 205 mostly ‘walked’ runs.
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PDF created with pdfFactory trial version www.pdffactory.com It would be highly remiss of me if I didn’t congratulate the efforts of the other team members who all had their ‘moments in the sun’ – literally and metaphorically!
Jeremy Moss, who filled in admirably at the ‘back-end’ of the season (75 runs, four wickets and six catches) was sensational and is developing into an entertaining and highly skilled cricketer.
Luke “Where’s mid-off?” Ognibene was always reliable and was involved in several valuable lower order partnerships; Nathan “this bat will do” Hardge was sensational in the field and made a useful contribution with the ball on the occasions when called upon; Steve “Can I bat a bit higher this week?” Cooper only had limited opportunities but was a real team motivator on the field; Ken “Yeah, I can fill in again this week” Dufty was always there when needed and Daniel “Can I have Johnnies Job?” Myles took several outstanding catches and I say unhesitatingly our ‘fielder’ of the year.
Thanks also to Craig Churchill and Evan Stanford who filled in when we were short. And what about the ‘ol-timer, Peter “Crikey, I’m too old for this” Jenkins who helped us out towards the end of the season and who showed you never lose it, rather it only goes missing. He may turn slower than a piece of cheese but he still averaged 23 with the bat and took 6 wickets at 7.7. Not bad for an old fella! Finally Scott Paterson, while only playing one game before moving to play grade with Penrith, grabbed a 5 wicket haul and played a big part in getting our season off on the right foot.
But for many of us there are things even more important than outstanding results and individual achievements. This was a team that enjoyed each other’s company both on and off the field. While winning was fun, simply ‘being there’ was better. And in that regard, part of what made it better was the wonderful support I received during the season from a number of very special people.
Frank McDermott did an absolutely fantastic job in the week to week organisation of the team. There is not a lot of fun, rather some considerable expense, in chasing replacement players on Friday night or Saturday morning. He did it without hesitation or complaint.
Also to our ever-reliable scorer, Gina, I convey from the entire team a most heartfelt ‘thank you’ for your efforts. As I’m sure all players would attest, it’s much more enjoyable when all you have to do is look at the score rather than be involved in its recording!
Finally, thank you to everyone involved in seventh grade cricket during the 2004-05 season and also to those involved in the management of the club for ‘making it all happen’ behind the scenes. Your efforts also deserve proper acknowledgement and recognition.
Greg Paterson
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The eighth grade team consisted of a core group of 14 players: Matt Bryant, Cameron Bryant, Ed Kitchener, Shaun Kitchener, Graeme Lewis, Matt Lewis, Peter Hitchens, Evan Stanford, Elliott Redwin, Chris New, Matt New, Hayden Druce, Brendan Moroney and Lachlan Simpson. Of these 14 players, nine were under the age of 20 playing in their first year of senior cricket, with the youngest, Cameron Bryant, also playing with the U14s on Saturday mornings.
To perform so well in finishing fifth out of 10 teams was therefore a very creditable effort. Two close losses to eventual premiers Henry Lawson and a less than favorable draw were the main reasons the semi-finals were just missed.
There were some very good team performances, including a fine win against previous season’s premiers Glenmore Park in the first game and also some fine individual efforts, but most importantly was the experience the young guys gained playing against older and more experienced players.
Having four of our matches on the hallowed turf of Lomatia Park was also a highlight and added to the learning experience for the young players.
A very pleasing aspect of the season was the way all players assisted with scoring and umpiring which made the senior players’ jobs a lot easier. Special thanks to the old blokes Matt Bryant and Ed Kitchener who assisted with organisation and captaincy during the season. Hope to see all the boys back for the 2005-06 season.
Graeme Lewis
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SENIOR RECORDS
BATTING RECORDS
2004-05 BATTING AGGREGATE
GRADE NAME AGGREGATE
1st PAUL PETTERSON 320 2nd MITCHELL BAGOU 236 7th ETHAN BRAWN 261 8th GRAEME LEWIS 288
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BATTING AGGREGATE RECORDS
1st GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2001-02 ADAM THOMAS 394 2002-03 BRADLEY FILMER 384 1993-94 JOHN STEPHENS 348 2001-02 KIERAN DOYLE 341 2002-03 ADAM THOMAS 333 2004-05 PAUL PETTERSON 320 2000-01 ANDREW MURFETT 304 1993-94 JEFF SUTTON 302 2004-05 KIERAN DOYLE 297 2004-05 SAM POINTON 285
2nd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1995-96 PAUL TONNER 571 1999-00 TODD MILADINOVIC 473 1995-96 PETER JENKINS 458 1997-98 GRAEME LEWIS 368 1998-99 TOM MARTIN 366 1997-98 ANDREW MURFETT 321 1995-96 ROBERT GRADY 315 1994-95 GRAEME LEWIS 312 1999-00 ANDREW MURFETT 288 1994-95 BRIAN BARTON 280
3rd GRADE
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SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1992-93 GRAEME LEWIS 504 1990-91 BRETT GAINSFORD 372 2002-03 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 346 2001-02 ANDREW BERRY 317 2002-03 CAMERON McINNES 315 2001-02 MICHAEL POINTON 288 1990-91 NEIL.McKENZIE 254 2001-02 GREG McCAULEY 250 2002-03 SAM POINTON 247 1992-93 SCOTT BURROWS 237
4th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2003-04 DANIEL COBDEN 374 2003-04 MATTHEW KOBRYN 249 2003-04 MITCHELL BAGOU 232 2000-01 JAMES MOORE 230 2000-01 MICHAEL FOWLER 199 2000-01 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 184 2000-01 GRAHAM REID 181 2003-04 PAT McLAREN 170 2000-01 ANDREW BERRY 169 2000-01 JASON CAMPBELL 167
5th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1999-00 MATTHEW CHUCHILL 257 1993-94 ROBERT PORTER 247 1999-00 GRAHAM REID 252 1990-91 MICHAEL BORICH 250 1999-00 MICHAEL FOWLER 242 1993-94 GARRY THOMPSON 229 1995-96 JOSEPH DUNCAN 222 1992-93 MATTHEW CHINN 219 1993-94 PETER CANTWELL 216 1995-96 MATTHEW CHINN 211
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SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1998-99 MICHAEL FOWLER 284 2001-02 ETHAN BRAWN 244 1997-98 JASON CAMPBELL 221 1998-99 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 207 2001-02 SHANNON FINEMOORE 217 1997-98 MICHAEL EMMANUEL 191 1998-99 JAMES MOORE 191 1989-90 NEIL McKENZIE 189 1998-99 MICHAEL EMMANUEL 186 1997-98 PATRICK BABBAGE 174 1998-99 ANDREW BERRY 174
7th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2002-03 GREG PATERSON 590 2001-02 GREG PATERSON 334 2003-04 GREG PATERSON 315 2002-03 SCOTT PATERSON 304 2004-05 ETHAN BRAWN 261 2003-04 ETHAN BRAWN 260 2003-04 SCOTT PATERSON 257 2001-02 NATHAN McDERMOTT 230 2003-04 DANIEL PATERSON 224 2004-05 GREG PATERSON 221
8th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2000-01 GREG PATERSON 327 2000-01 DANIEL PATERSON 232 2004-05 GRAEME LEWIS 288 1998-99 MICK ROSS 228 2000-01 NATHAN McDERMOTT 213 2000-01 MATTHEW FERGUSON 211 2004-05 MATTHEW NEW 199 2004-05 SHAUN KITCHENER 194 1998-99 PETER FILMER 182 1998-99 REECE FINEMORE 182
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SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1997-98 NEVILLE LYONS 407 1997-98 MICHAEL FOWLER 375 1999-00 DANIEL COBDEN 357 1998-99 GLEN McVEY 310 1998-99 WARWICK STIMPSON 201 1998-99 NEVILLE LYONS 200 1999-00 STEVE OSBOURNE 199 1997-98 PAUL TUNCHEON 187 1999-00 PATRICK BABBAGE 182
10th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2000-01 GEOFF RICHARDSON 432 1999-00 QUENTIN LYONS 411 1999-00 PAUL TUNCHEON 352 1992-93 BENJAMIN LUSCOMBE 290 1999-00 NEVILLE LYONS 272 1991-92 IAN WANSTALL 256 1999-00 MATTHEW FERGUSON 240 2000-01 DALE THOMPSON 231 1991-92 DAVID KEEVIL 196 1991-92 DAVID BOYLE 195
11th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1993-94 EDWARD O’SULLIVAN 373 1991-92 ERIC NICHOLLS 352 1993-94 JOSEPH DUNCAN 262 1993-94 GREGORY HISTON 200 1993-94 ANDREW BOGG 192
12th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1990-91 IAN WANSTALL 208 1989-90 PETER SWANSTON 206 1989-90 COLIN PEART 170 1989-90 IAN WANSTALL 156 1989-90 RONALD VENESS 154
2004-05 BATTING AVERAGE
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GRADE NAME AVERAGE
1st SAM POINTON 31.67 2nd MITCHELL BAGOU 29.50 7th ETHAN BRAWN 23.70 8th ROB MORGAN 52.00
Minimum of 100 runs
BATTING AVERAGE RECORDS
1st GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
2002-03 MICK ROSS 39.40 1989-90 STUART MORPHETT 37.85 1993-94 JEFF SUTTON 37.75 2004-05 SAM POINTON 31.67 2003-04 KIERAN DOYLE 29.50 1993-94 JOHN STEPHENS 29.00 2003-04 BRADLEY FILMER 28.67 1990-91 JEFF SUTTON 27.80 2004-05 KIERAN DOYLE 27.00 2004-05 PAUL PETTERSON 26.67
2nd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1995-96 PAUL TONNER 142.75 1995-96 PETER JENKINS 50.89 2003-04 SAM POINTON 42.50 1997-98 ANDREW MURFETT 40.12 1999-00 TODD MILADINOVIC 39.41 2003-04 DAVID WILLIAMS 35.33 1995-96 ROBERT GRADY 35.00 1994-95 BRIAN BARTON 31.11 2004-05 MITCHELL BAGOU 29.50 1999-00 ANDREW MURFETT 28.81
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SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1990-91 BRETT GAINSFORD 186.00 2002-03 MICHAEL POINTON 47.00 2002-03 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 38.44 2002-03 CAMERON McINNES 35.00 1990-91 N.McKENZIE 31.75 2002-03 SAM POINTON 30.88 2001-02 ANDREW BERRY 28.80 1992-93 GRAEME LEWIS 28.76 1991-92 ROBERT PARKER 28.50 1991-92 GRAEME LEWIS 27.12
4th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
2003-04 DANIEL COBDEN 62.30 2000-01 JAMES MOORE 38.30 2000-01 GRAEME LEWIS 33.00 2003-04 MATTHEW KOBRYN 31.10 2003-04 ASHLEY SHIPP 30.50 2003-04 MITCHELL BAGOU 25.70 2000-01 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 23.00 2000-01 MICHAEL FOWLER 22.00
5th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1995-96 ADAM THOMAS 57.50 1994-95 DAVID BOYLE 40.25 1993-94 GARY THOMPSON 38.16 1999-00 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 28.51 1993-94 DAVID BOYLE 28.50 1999-00 GRAHAM REID 28.01 1990-91 MURRAY GIBBS 27.30 1993-94 PETER CANTWELL 27.00 1999-00 LACHLAN BABBAGE 25.61 1990-91 MICHAEL BORICH 25.00
6th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
2001-02 SHANNON FINEMORE 43.40 1997-98 JASON CAMPBELL 31.60 1997-98 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 24.60 1989-90 NEIL McKENZIE 23.62 1989-90 ROBERT PARKER 22.66 1989-90 STEVE KOBRYN 21.00 2001-02 ETHAN BRAWN 20.30 1998-99 MICHAEL FOWLER 20.30 7th GRADE 19
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SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
2003-04 GAVIN STANFORD 64.50 2002-03 GREG PATERSON 49.17 2003-04 GREG PATERSON 35.00 2002-03 JEREMY MOSS 31.50 2002-03 SCOTT PATERSON 30.40 2002-03 JAMIE RICHARDSON 29.00 2003-04 SCOTT PATERSON 28.50 2001-02 GREG PATERSON 25.69 2004-05 ETHAN BRAWN 23.70 2004-05 GREG PATERSON 20.10
8th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
2004-05 ROB MORGAN 52.00 1998-99 MICK ROSS 32.50 2000-01 GREG PATERSON 29.73 1998-99 REECE FINEMORE 26.00 2000-01 DANIEL PATERSON 23.20 1998-99 PETER FILMER 22.75
9th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1998-99 NEVILLE LYONS 40.00 1997-98 NEVILLE LYONS 40.70 1997-98 MICHAEL FOWLER 31.25 1999-00 DANIEL COBDEN 30.25 1999-00 ASHLEY CAMERON 29.25 1997-98 PAUL TUNCHEON 26.71 1998-99 GLEN McVEY 20.67
10th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1999-00 QUENTIN LYONS 68.51 1992-93 BENJAMIN LUSCOMBE 41.72 2000-01 DALE THOMPSON 33.00 1991-92 MICHAEL CLAYUE 30.90 2000-01 GEOFF RICHARDSON 30.86 1996-97 TOM MARTIN 27.87 1992-93 GARETH STEPHENS 26.75 1999-00 PAUL TUNCHEON 25.14 1999-00 NEVILLE LYONS 22.67 1995-96 GRAHAM HOWARD 22.50
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SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1993-94 EDWARD O’SULLIVAN 24.87 1991-92 ERIC NICHOLLS 23.50
12th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1989-90 PETER SWANSTON 41.20 1990-91 IAN WANSTALL 29.71 1989-90 COLIN PEART 24.28
Minimum 100 runs
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GRADE NAME SCORE
1st ADAM THOMAS 113no 2nd MITCHELL BAGOU 58 7th NATHAN McDERMOTT 65 8th GRAEME LEWIS 83
BEST BATTING PER INNINGS RECORDS
1st GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
2002-03 MICK ROSS 158no 2004-05 ADAM THOMAS 113no 1993-94 JEFF SUTTON 113 2000-01 ANDREW MURFETT 110no 1992-93 CHRIS BLAND 105no 2002-03 BRADLEY FILMER 100no 1993-94 JOHN STEPHENS 94 2004-05 SAM POINTON 92 1990-91 MATTHEW CALLAGHAN 92 2001-02 ADAM THOMAS 92
2nd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
1992-93 GRAEME LEWIS 133no 1994-95 MATTHEW QUINN 118no 1997-98 ANDREW MURFETT 115no 1995-96 PETER JENKINS 111no 1999-00 TODD MILADINOVIC 111 1994-95 BRIAN BARTON 103 1995-96 ROBERT GRADY 100no 1995-96 PAUL TONNER 98no 1998-99 DAVID COUPER 96 1994-95 STUART MORPETT 92
3rd GRADE
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SEASON PLAYER SCORE
1990-91 BRETT GAINSFORD 169 1991-92 GRAEME LEWIS 116 2002-03 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 108 2002-03 CAMERON McINNES 105 2002-03 MICHAEL POINTON 98no 2001-02 GREG McCAULEY 93 2001-02 ANDREW BERRY 88 2001-02 MICHAEL POINTON 75 1990-91 JOHN STEPHENS 69 2002-03 SAM POINTON 68
4th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
2003-04 JAMIE RICHARDSON 86 2003-04 DANIEL COBDEN 79no 2000-01 ANDREW BERRY 75no 2003-04 MITCHELL BAGOU 75 2003-04 MATTHEW KOBRYN 72no 2003-04 DANIEL COBDEN 67 2003-04 DANIEL COBDEN 65no 2000-01 MICHAEL FOWLER 65no 2000-01 GRAEME LEWIS 65 2000-01 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 61
5th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
1995-96 JOSEPH DUNCAN 105 1994-95 DAVID BOYLE 98 1990-91 MICHAEL BORICH 89 1990-91 MURRAY GIBBS 78 1994-95 EDWARD O’SULLIVAN 77no 1994-95 DAVID STANFORD 76 1996-97 ADAM THOMAS 75 1993-94 ROBERT PORTER 73 1993-94 PETER CANTWELL 71 1999-00 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 67
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2001-02 MATTHEW RICHARDS 105no 1998-99 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 90 2001-02 SHANNON FINEMORE 75 2001-02 SAM POINTON 71 1997-98 JASON CAMPBELL 68 2001-02 PETER DORAN 65 1998-99 MICHAEL CANTRELL 64no 1989-90 ROBERT PARKER 63 2001-02 ETHAN BRAWN 59no 1989-90 NEIL McKENZIE 58
7th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
2003-04 GREG PATERSON 120no 2003-04 ETHAN BRAWN 100no 2002-03 GREG PATERSON 95 2002-03 SCOTT PATERSON 83 2001-02 GREG PATERSON 73 2003-04 CHRIS DUFTY 71 2001-02 NATHAN McDERMOTT 66 2003-04 DANIEL PATERSON 65 2004-05 NATHAN McDERMOTT 65 2004-05 GRAEME MARTIN 61
8thGRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
1998-99 REECE FINEMORE 109 1998-99 MICK ROSS 86 2004-05 GRAEME LEWIS 83 2004-05 GRAEME LEWIS 75 2000-01 GREG PATERSON 70 2004-05 ROB MORGAN 57 2004-05 ANDREW MURPHETT 51 2000-01 MATTHEW FERGUSON 51 2000-01 DANIEL PATERSON 50
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SEASON PLAYER SCORE
1997-98 MICHAEL FOWLER 87 1998-99 NEVILLE LYONS 86 1997-98 NEVILLE LYONS 76 1997-98 NEVILLE LYONS 73 1999-00 STEVE OSBOURNE 61 1997-98 PAUL TUNCHEON 58 1997-98 NEVILLE LYONS 56no 1997-98 MICHAEL FOWLER 55 1999-00 DANIEL COBDEN 53
10th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
2000-01 GEOFF RICHARDSON 155no 1994-95 GREGORY HISTON 99 1999-00 QUENTIN LYONS 99 2000-01 DALE THOMPSON 84no 1994-95 GREGORY HISTON 77 2000-01 STEPHEN SEYMOOR 77 1999-00 PAUL TUNCHEON 76no 1991-92 IAN WANSTALL 68no 1992-93 BENJAMIN LUSCOMBE 61 1995-96 MICHAEL TAYLOR 60no
11th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
1993-94 EDWARD O’SULLIVAN 74 1991-92 ERIC NICHOLLS 66 1993-94 GARETH HOWITT 63 1993-94 ANDREW BOGG 52
12th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER SCORE
1989-90 ROHAN JOHNSTON 91 1989-90 PETER SWANSTON 86 1990-91 IAN WANSTALL 68no 1989-90 DAMIEN DREW 66 1989-90 R.MURRAY 58 1989-90 IAN WANSTALL 53 1989-90 GREGORY LIGGINS 50
BATTING AGGREGATE 1989-2005
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POSITION PLAYER INNINGS NOT OUT RUNS AVERAGE
1 GRAEME LEWIS 137 9 2900 22.66 2 ADAM THOMAS 141 16 2273 18.18 3 GREG PATERSON 90 13 2142 27.81 4 ANDREW BERRY 134 15 1989 16.72 5 PETER JENKINS 98 12 1827 21.24 6 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 77 3 1621 21.91 7 JOHN STEPHENS 75 4 1547 21.79 8 MICHAEL FOWLER 78 8 1541 22.01 9 ROBERT GRADY 72 8 1480 23.13 10 BRADLEY FILMER 88 3 1415 16.65 11 STEVE KOBRYN 164 31 1391 10.46 12 ETHAN BRAWN 99 8 1377 15.13 13 MATTHEW QUINN 81 7 1352 18.27 14 JAMES MOORE 106 28 1328 17.03 15 ANDREW MURFETT 54 5 1233 25.16
2004-05 HIGHEST WICKET PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET GRADE PLAYERS SCORE
1ST 1ST M. POINTON - D. WILLIAMS 75 2ND 1ST D. WILLIAMS - B. FILMER 101 3RD 1ST M. POINTON - K. DOYLE 68 4TH 8TH R. MORGAN - E. REDWIN 85 5TH 8TH M. NEW - H. DRUCE 71 6TH 1ST S. POINTON - P. PETTERSON 68 7TH 2ND M. BAGOU - A. SHIPP 70 8TH 2ND J. MOORE - S. KOBRYN 54 9TH 1ST P. PETTERSON - P. CROUCH 35 10TH 8TH C. BRYANT - M. BRYANT 49
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2004-2005 BOWLING AGGREGATE
GRADE NAME AGGREGATE
1st PAUL PETTERSON 20 2nd JAMIE MOORE 23 7th DANIEL PATERSON 55 8th SHAUN KITCHENER 21
BOWLING AGGREGATE RECORDS
1st GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1992-93 MICHAEL TRENT 28 1990-91 MATTHEW ELLIOT 26 1990-91 MARTIN GARDINER 23 1989-90 ADAM GELDARD 23 1989-90 MATTHEW ELLIOT 22 1991-92 MARTIN GARDINER 22 1991-92 CHRIS GAVIN 21 1994-95 WALLY MOUBARAK 21 1993-94 PETER JAMIESON 21 2003-04 PAUL PETTERSON 20 1992-93 PETER JAMIESON 20 2001-02 JOHN TURNER 20 1992-93 ANDREW WHEELER 20
2nd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1994-95 PETER JENKINS 37 1998-99 WALLY MOUBARAK 31 1999-00 WALLY MOUBARAK 30 1994-95 GARETH STEPHENS 24 1998-99 ADAM THOMAS 24 1995-96 PETER JENKINS 23 2004-05 JAMIE MOORE 23 1992-93 MATTHEW ELLIOT 22 2004-05 STEVE KOBRYN 20 1998-99 DAVID FENNER 20 1992-93 STEVE KOBRYN 20 1995-96 WALLY MOUBARAK 20 1995-96 GARETH STEPHENS 20
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SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1990-91 MICHAEL TRENT 52 2001-02 JAMES MOORE 29 1990-91 STEVE KOBRYN 27 2001-02 STEVE KOBRYN 26 2002-03 JAMES MOORE 26 1991-92 GARY THOMPSON 22 1991-92 MICHAEL TRENT 22 1990-91 GARY THOMPSON 21 2001-02 TREVOR CLARKE 20 2002-03 STEVE KOBRYN 20
4th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2003-04 JAMES MOORE 38 2000-01 PAUL HAMEISTER 31 2000-01 JAMES MOORE 30 2000-01 STEVE KOBRYN 23 2003-04 MITCHELL BAGOU 19 2003-04 GLEN SILVERS 18
5th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1999-00 JAMES MOORE 45 1990-91 STANLEY MATTHEWS 37 1991-92 L.WISEMAN 32 1995-96 JAMES WRIGHT 29 1991-92 STANLEY MATTHEWS 28 1993-94 STEVE KOBRYN 28 1999-00 PAUL HAMEISTER 24 1993-94 STANLEY MATTHEWS 23 1993-94 ROBERT PORTER 23 1999-00 STEVE KOBRYN 21
6th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1989-90 STEVE KOBRYN 29 1998-99 JAMES MOORE 28 1998-99 PAUL HAMEISTER 26 1997-98 JAMES MOORE 24 1989-90 STANLEY MATTHEWS 23 2001-02 EVAN STANFORD 25 1997-98 ADAM THOMAS 19 2001-02 MATTHEW FERGUSON 18 1997-98 MICHAEL EMMANUEL 17 2001-02 SAM POINTON 16
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SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2004-05 DANIEL PATERSON 55 2004-05 NATHAN McDERMOTT 42 2004-05 CHRIS DUFTY 29 2002-03 CHRIS DUFTY 28 2003-04 NATHAN McDERMOTT 24 2002-03 NATHAN McDERMOTT 22 2003-04 CHRIS DUFTY 21 2002-03 KYNAN HOPKINS 19 2001-02 NATHAN McDERMOTT 18 2001-02 CHRIS DUFTY 18 2002-03 SCOTT PATERSON 18
8thGRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
2000-01 DANIEL PATERSON 23 2000-01 NATHAN McDERMOTT 23 2004-05 SHAUN KITCHENER 21 1998-99 JONATHAN LEES 20 2004-05 CHRIS NEW 14 1998-99 RHYS FINEMORE 14 2000-01 WARREN KING 14 2000-01 CHRIS DUFTY 13
9th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1999-00 ANDREW SMITH 36 1997-98 PAUL HAMEISTER 28 1998-99 PAUL TUNCHEON 25 1997-98 MICHAEL FOWLER 17 1998-99 GLEN McVEY 17 1998-99 EVAN CARTER 16 1998-99 CHRIS COOMBES 16 1997-98 PAUL TUNCHEON 16 1998-99 MATTHEW FERGUSON 14 1997-98 ASHLEY CAMERON 12 1997-98 ED KITCHENER 12 1998-99 ED KITCHENER 12
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SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1992-93 QUENTIN LYONS 34 1999-00 PAUL TUNCHEON 32 1991-92 MICHAEL CLAYUE 32 1994-95 MATTHEW BOGG 28 1991-92 MATTHEW CHINN 27 1994-95 MATT TOULMAN 27 1992-93 ERIC NICHOLLS 20 1999-00 CHRIS COOMBES 19 1995-96 DAVID LISYAK 17 2000-01 EVAN STANFORD 17
11th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1991-92 ERIC NICHOLLS 34 1993-94 ANDREW BOGG 31 1993-94 JOSEPH DUNCAN 19 1991-92 TROY HARRIS 17 1991-92 DUANE RETMARK 14 1993-94 MATTHEW BOGG 11
12th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
1990-91 MATTHEW CHINN 24 1990-91 MICHAEL CLAGUE 23 1990-91 PAUL WATSON 21
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GRADE NAME AVERAGE
1st PAUL PETTERSON 14.95 2nd STEVE KOBRYN 17.15 7th DANIEL PATERSON 6.00 8th SHAUN KITCHENER 12.20 Minimum of 5 wickets.
BOWLING AVERAGE RECORDS
1st GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1989-90 JAMIE HERBERT 9.69 1992-93 PETER JAMEISON 10.40 1992-93 ANDREW WHEELER 11.30 1992-93 MICHAEL TRENT 11.51 2003-04 DAVID STITT 12.30 1991-92 MATTHEW ELLIOT 14.40 1991-92 JAMIE HERBERT 14.61 1991-92 CHRIS GAVIN 14.76 2004-05 PAUL PETTERSON 14.95 1990-91 JAMIE HERBERT 15.30
2nd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1999-00 TOM MARTIN 9.51 1999-00 LUKE O’CARRIGAN 10.51 1994-95 GARETH STEPHENS 10.96 1999-00 WALLY MOUBARAK 11.31 1998-99 STEVE KOBRYN 12.00 1998-99 REECE FINEMORE 13.00 1999-00 MICK ROSS 13.41 1998-99 WALLY MOUBARAK 13.54 1997-98 MICHAEL CALLENDER 14.28 1997-98 GARETH STEPHENS 14.46
3rd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1992-93 MATTHEW ELLIOT 8.86 1990-91 STEVE KOBRYN 9.88 1990-91 MICHAEL TRENT 10.30 1990-91 STANLEY MATTHEWS 10.35 1992-93 SCOTT BURROWS 12.87 1991-92 MICHAEL TRENT 13.95 1990-91 GARY THOMPSON 14.14 2002-03 STEVE KOBRYN 14.25 2002-03 WALLY MOUBARAK 14.25 1990-91 ROBERT PORTER 14.91 31
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SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
2003-04 STEVE KOBRYN 7.50 2003-04 MITCHELL BAGOU 10.00 2003-04 JAMES MOORE 10.63 2003-04 MATTHEW RICHARDS 11.28 2003-04 PAT McLAREN 11.66 2000-01 JAMES MOORE 11.80 2000-01 PAUL HAMEISTER 12.40 2003-04 WALLY MOUBARAK 13.85 2000-01 MATTHEW JOHNSTON 15.90 2000-01 STEVE KOBRYN 16.30
5th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1999-00 LACHLAN BABBAGE 8.61 1990-91 STANLEY MATTHEWS 11.00 1993-94 STEVE KOBRYN 11.14 1999-00 JAMES MOORE 11.15 1991-92 STANLEY MATTHEWS 11.60 1990-91 GRAEME HODGES 12.80 1999-00 STEVE KOBRYN 13.14 1999-00 PAUL HAMEISTER 13.41 1991-92 L.WISEMAN 13.81 1991-92 ROBERT LOWE 14.62
6th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1989-90 STEVE KOBRYN 8.27 2001-02 MATTHEW APPS 9.50 1997-98 MATTHEW CHURCHILL 10.36 1989-90 CHRIS BLAND 10.40 1989-90 ROBERT PORTER 10.80 1989-90 MATTHEW CALLAGHAN 11.00 1998-99 MICHAEL CANTRELL 13.90 1989-90 STANLEY MATTHEWS 13.95 1998-99 JAMES MOORE 14.00 1997-98 ADAM THOMAS 14.63
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SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
2004-05 DANIEL PATERSON 6.00 2003-04 NATHAN McDERMOTT 13.10 2004-05 CHRIS DUFTY 13.50 2003-04 CHRIS DUFTY 14.40 2002-03 WARREN KING 14.40 2002-03 CHRIS DUFTY 14.82 2003-04 GRAHAM MARTIN 15.60 2003-04 KYNAN HOPKINS 15.70 2001-02 NATHAN McDERMOTT 15.88 2003-04 SCOTT PATERSON 16.00
8th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1998-99 LUKE O’CARRIGAN 7.70 2000-01 KEN DUFTY 8.00 1998-99 PETER FILMER 11.00 1998-99 JAMES FIELD 11.30 1998-99 MICHAEL COBDEN 12.10 2004-05 SHAUN KITCHENER 12.20 1998-99 JOHNATHON DEES 13.10 2000-01 DANIEL PATERSON 13.17 2000-01 WARREN KING 13.36 2004-05 CHRIS NEW 13.43
9th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1998-99 CHRIS COOMBES 8.50 1999-00 ANDREW SMITH 9.97 1999-00 DANIEL COBDEN 10.01 1997-98 PAUL HAMEISTER 12.28 1997-98 ED KITCHENER 12.58 1998-99 PAUL TUNCHEON 13.44 1997-98 PAUL TUNCHEON 15.94 1998-99 ED KITCHENER 16.08 1997-98 MICHAEL FOWLER 16.23 1999-00 TRAFFORD THOMPSON 16.71
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10th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1991-92 RANDAL HALLIGAN 7.57 1992-93 DAVID NICHOLLS 8.16 1992-93 GLENN SHARPE 8.93 1995-96 DAVID LISYAK 9.24 2000-01 EVAN STANFORD 9.47 2000-01 DALE THOMPSON 9.50 1992-93 QUENTIN LYONS 9.76 1995-96 PHILLIP KRIMMER 10.33 1999-00 NEVILLE LYONS 11.33 1991-92 DAVID KEEVIL 13.27
11th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1993-94 JOSHUA NOLAN 12.71 1993-94 MATTHEW BOGG 13.18 1993-04 ANDREW BOGG 13.48 1993-04 GREGORY HISTON 14.50 1993-04 JOSEPH DUNCAN 14.95 1993-04 TIMOTHY GRACE 17.50 1991-92 ERIC NICHOLLS 17.70 1991-92 DUANE RETMARK 18.10 1993-04 GAVIN STANFORD 23.00
12th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
1990-91 DAVID BOYLE 6.20 1990-91 MICHAEL CLAGUE 7.60 1990-91 MATTHEW CHINN 8.29 1989-90 PAUL DUNCANSON 8.66 1989-90 GREGORY LIGGINS 9.33 1989-90 PETER TRENT 11.20 1989-90 KEVIN HUGHES 11.38 1989-90 CRAIG BURROWS 11.50 1989-90 MATTHEW CHINN 13.14 1990-91 PAUL WATSON 13.80 1990-91 KEVIN HUGHES 13.80
5 WICKETS MINIMUM
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GRADE NAME FIGURES
1st PAUL PETTERSON 5 for 34 2nd STEVE KOBRYN 4 for 28 7th DANIEL PATERSON 8 for 7 8th CHRIS NEW 6 for 3
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BEST BOWLING PER INNINGS RECORDS
1st GRADE
SEASON PLAYER FIGURES
2002-03 LUKE O’CARRIGAN 5 for 26 2004-05 PAUL PETTERSON 5 for 34 2004-05 PETER CROUCH 5 for 36 2004-05 PAUL HAMEISTER 4 for 37 2003-04 MICK ROSS 4 for 38 2002-03 PAUL HAMEISTER 4 for 43 2004-05 SAM POINTON 4 for 48
2nd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER FIGURES
2004-05 STEVE KOBRYN 4 for 28 2004-05 LUKE O’CARRIGAN 4 for 36 2003-04 BRENDAN SMITH 4 for 43 2004-05 CHRIS NOVAK 4 for 45 2003-04 CHRIS NOVAK 4 for 58 2004-05 PAUL HAMEISTER 4 for 59
3rd GRADE
SEASON PLAYER FIGURES
2002-03 WALLY MOUBARAK 6 for 15 2002-03 STEVE KOBRYN 5 for 22 2002-03 JAMES MOORE 5 for 61 2002-03 BRENDAN SMITH 4 for 26
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SEASON PLAYER FIGURES
2003-04 MATTHEW RICHARDS 6 for 30 2003-04 JAMES MOORE 6 for 36 2003-04 JAMES MOORE 5 for 16 2003-04 JAMES MOORE 5 for 27 2003-04 GLEN SILVERS 5 for 31 2003-04 STEVE KOBRYN 4 for 2 2003-04 PAT McLAREN 4 for 16 2003-04 WALLY MOUBARAK 4 for 19 2003-04 MITCHELL BAGOU 4 for 21 2003-04 JAMES MOORE 4 for 34
7th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER FIGURES
2004-05 DANIEL PATERSON 8 for 7 2004-05 DANIEL PATERSON 8 for 8 2004-05 DANIEL PATERSON 8 for 11 2004-05 NATHAN McD ERMOTT 7 for 20 2004-05 CHRIS DUFTY 6 for 33 2004-05 NATHAN McDERMOTT 6 for 35 2002-03 NATHAN McDERMOTT 6 for 37 2004-05 DANIEL PATERSON 5 for 8 2004-05 CHRIS DUFTY 5 for 19 2004-05 DANIEL PATERSON 5 for 20
8th GRADE
SEASON PLAYER FIGURES
2004-05 CHRIS NEW 6 for 3 2004-05 SHAUN KITCHENER 5 for 14 2002-03 HAYDEN DRUCE 4 for 43
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POSITION PLAYER WICKETS RUNS CONCEEDED AVERAGE
1 STEVE KOBRYN 302 4617 15.29 2 JAMES MOORE 254 3904 15.37 3 WALLY MOUBARAK 196 3327 16.97 4 PAUL HAMEISTER 186 2853 15.34 5 STANLEY MATTHEWS 159 2676 16.83 6 MICHAEL TRENT 144 2015 13.99 7 ADAM THOMAS 137 3428 25.02 8 NATHAN McDERMOTT 131 1818 13.88 9 PETER JENKINS 124 2314 18.66 10 GARETH STEPHENS 114 1775 15.57 11 CHRIS DUFTY 111 1736 15.64 12 JAMIE HERBERT 103 1733 16.82 13 DANIEL PATERSON 95 1355 14.26 14 MATTHEW ELLIOT 85 1367 16.08 15 JASON WRIGHT 85 1936 22.78
2004-05 WICKET KEEPER RECORDS
GRADE PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
1st DAVE WILLIAMS 9 1 10 2nd JON MALONEY 7 4 11
2004-05 CATCHING RECORDS
GRADE NAME CATCHES
1st SCOTT WELLS 6 2nd STEVE KOBRYN 9 7th NATHAN McDERMOTT 8 8th MATT LEWIS 11
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JUNIOR PERPETUAL TROPHY WINNERS
JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR: Cirino Triscari
Last season’s “ Most Promising Junior Cricketer” followed through on his enormous potential in 2004-05, leading his side to a berth in the semi finals. Whether batting, bowling or keeping wickets, Cirino performed with distinction. He scored 605 runs (including 48 in the semi-final) at an average of 121, took seven wickets (from just 17 overs) with the ball and was responsible for 10 dismissals behind the stumps and in the field. On two occasions he past three figures, with 104 not out against Penrith RSL and 100 retired against Cranebrook. Other notable scores were 80no, 62 no, 56, 70 and 48. Only once did he fail to reach double figures with the bat.
MOST PROMISING JUNIOR CRICKETER: Cameron Bryant
Cameron faced a tremendous challenge in 2004-05, with his side playing in division one, but led the U14-1s’ batting line-up with mature batting that netted him 440 runs at an average of 48.88, including a fine knock of 126. His safe hands held six catches and he even took two wickets. Cameron has been building up to a significant season for the past couple of years, and he’ll be looking for 2004-05 to be a springboard into the senior ranks. He made his senior cricket debut this season, playing in eighth grade, and against much older and more experienced opposition he handled himself well: 177 runs at 25.28 with a highest score of 39 not out.
PAUSEY SHIELD: Jonathan Lees (Junior Clubman of the Year)
The Pausey Shield for Junior Clubman of the Year is not awarded for superb ability on the field, though Jonathan had that in spades: 261 runs – including a half-century, seven catches and 16 wickets. What caught the attention of everyone in the club was the way Jonathan embodied the spirit of cricket that exists in our club. His sportsmanship was indicative of the way we all would like to play cricket, and see cricket played. His good performances on the field were no more important than the way he went about his ‘work’, as his U13-2 side marched towards the premiership.
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2004-2005 CENTURY SCORERS
AGE GROUP DATE PLAYER SCORE OPPONENT
15 OPEN 16/10/04 CIRINO TRISCARI 104no PENRITH RSL 15 OPEN 29/01/05 CIRINO TRISCARI 100ret CRANEBROOK 14 DIV.1 20/11/04 CAMERON BRYANT 126 G’BROOK/BLAX
2004-2005 5 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
AGE GROUP DATE PLAYER FIGURES OPPONENT
14 DIV.1 12/02/04 SAM WILLIAMS 8-4-5-9 CRANEBROOK 15 OPEN 05/02/05 STUART BRYSON 6-2-6-9 CRANEBROOK 15 OPEN 13/11/04 SEBASTIAN KALOS 5-0-5-10 CRANEBROOK 15 OPEN 11/12/04 TARAN FINEMORE 6.4-2-5-14 GLENMORE PARK
MILO HAVE-A-GO CRICKET 2004-2005
Another great season for our milo have-a-go cricketers. There were 30 enthusiastic young children, who turned up every friday afternoon to run around the number one cricket ground in the Blue Mountains. The aim of the program is run over 10 weeks before. It is for boys and girls aged 4 to 8 to learn the skills of cricket, but at the same time find enjoyment from the game. Unfortunately some inclement weather made for a few washouts, but everyone came back after christmas to have our allotted weeks.
The program isn't about finding the champions of tomorrow, its to help the children learn the basics of cricket and have some fun. Although from some of the talent in this year's crop, the future of Australian cricket is looking good. Each week the children showed up with smiles on their faces and were ready for some fun, and by the end it was great to see the improvement from all the participants.
Special thakns to Dave Williams and Peter Crouch for their help throughout the year.
Hope to see everyone back again next year
Milo Have-A-Go Co-ordinator Adam Thomas
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UNDER 8
The under 8 format was played for the first time this season in the Penrith District and was designed to teach and develop young cricketers rather than playing in a competition proper.
Games were played under rules quite similar to indoor cricket and ensured every player had equal opportunity to experience all aspects of the game of cricket. Games were decided by dividing runs scored by wickets lost and while we won fewer games than our opponents under this format, every player had an enjoyable season playing as a team and representing Springwood Cricket Club.
The season highlight was certainly our first game at Blue Hills in Glenmore Park. Parents were thrilled to see the children finally wear the blue and gold of Springwood and displaying skills that will surely become the future of our club.
Many hot mornings were spent standing in the sun and it is to the kids’ credit that their preference was to try to play the best cricket possible without complaint.
A quick word about each of our playing roster:
Daniel Sparkes - Outstanding bat – when bowling, needs to work out if he’s Brett Lee or Shane Warne! Cameron Terry - Finished as leading wicket taker – worked out very quickly the ‘you miss, I hit theory’. Damien Jones – Scored runs, took wickets and spent a fair amount of the early season as keeper – solid performance. Jamie Winn – second leading runscorer and miserly with the runs scored off his bowling – great action, a star of the future. Took a catch in the last game beyond belief. Patrick Moloney – Small in stature, big in heart – always contributed to a partnership and gave his all. Lyndon Moss – Showed talent beyond his years, particularly when keeping. Huge batting potential. Zachary Hameister - Made the most of his opportunity with the ball. Lack of success with the bat possibly genetic. Great fielding with a few direct hit run-outs. Cameron Hole – Always played in the spirit of the game. Bowled without luck but a solid bat throughout the season. Nathan Harvey – Another gentleman of the game. Contributed with runs and wickets and always enjoyed his cricket. Zoe Hameister – The only girl in the side and 2 years younger than the rest to boot. Her first run for Springwood was a big highlight. Never shied away from older opposition and took wickets as well.
A huge thank you to all parents who supported the children and helped out with scoring, umpiring, padding up the kids and organising the team. Jason Wright coached the team in the early part of the season and played a big part in their development while I managed the side. We would love to see all back in the upcoming season where we will all be better for the experience. It’s an old saying but a true one – cricket was the winner.
Paul Hameister
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This team showed the value of a “team effort” throughout the season, with every team member doing their bit to help the side win five matches.
Tom Lewer did well with bat and ball and was one of three players to score the highest score of 25 not out during the season. He also made 22 against Glenrook-Blaxland. Tom took 10 wickets at a fantastic average of 8.8.
Luke Hansen bravely batted at the top of the order on a number of occasions, adding valuable runs to the total. His best effort came against Cranebrook, racking up 19 runs. He was economical with the ball, taking three wickets with an economy rate under three an over.
Nicholas Mulvaney was another economical bowler, breaking through for six wickets, and progressing with the bat throughout the season. His highest score was 12 not out. He showed a very safe pair of hands to hold six catches.
James Newton was the leading runscorer with 111 for the season, including a fine 25 not out. His average was an amazing 13.9. His ability with the bat will continue to grow as he hones his skills in higher age groups.
Patrick Rosato showed great allround ability to score 52 runs with a high score of 25 not out, take six catches and seven wickets, with best figures of 2 for 8.
Tasha Krasny was a wrecker with the ball, with an amazing 14 wickets, the best in the team. Tasha bowled accurately all season, with 10 maidens from 46 overs a feat a cricketer of any age would be proud of. Best figures of 4 for 1 were evidence of the amazing potential Tasha has.
Mitchell Shore was Tasha’s partner in crime with the ball, with nine wickets – including an amazing spell of 3 for 0! He also took two catches and scored 35 runs.
Liam Ainsworth improved consistently this year, and enjoyed his cricket. Season 2004-05 brought him 32 runs, five wickets and a catch.
Jarryd Boyd was another young cricketer who showed he was a force with bat and ball this season, passing 50 runs for the year on top of five wickets and a catch. Had several promising innings cut short by unlucky run outs.
Nathan Hunt recorded the equal-best bowling figures this year, taking 4 for 1 in the final match of the year to show the district’s batsmen what they can expect next season. He took eight wickets in all.
Jace Cross showed a canny ability of keeping his wicket intact, finishing not out in three of his final six innings. As his bowling improved he began to frustrate the batsmen, with 2 for 13 his best haul.
Jack Truscott showed a fantastic attitude to his cricket and his bowling emerged as his forte this season. He took three wickets and made the batsmen earn every run.
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UNDER 11-2
What an enjoyable season. This team was a joy to coach. The boys had a great year in terms of results, winning the One Day Final and the Premiership, all undefeated. Perhaps what was more important was the way they won. A truly team effort and a team, that truly enjoyed each others efforts. This was demonstrated in the way they; yelled encouragement to each other, huddled together after every wicket in every game, made a salutation tunnel for our batsmen and spontaneously lifted the captain onto their shoulders at the completion of the final. In addition, the success of the year was a reflection of the parental body of the team who all encouraged their boys, helped with the various jobs and turned out in numbers to each of our games – thankyou.
The team included 5 new boys, 4 of whom had not previously played in a cricket team. Our year was probably defined by our first game when, with 3 wickets in hand and only 7 runs to get, Jack Casey and Nick O’Brien finalised the matter to give us an unlikely win. Our surprisingly easy One Day win made us a little complacent but we came back to win a close encounter in the final. To indulge this team, here is a little about each player.
Matthew Newton: Captain of the team. Featured in 6 of our 10 highest partnerships including 144 with Tom Winn in the semi-final. Except on one occasion, came into bat at a precarious time for the team. Scored four unbeaten 50’s. Top batting aggregate of 403 at an average of 57 .57, took 14 wickets at 8, 12 catches, 3 run-outs and a stumping. Had a great finals series with two unbeaten 50’s. Mr Reliable. (Batting Award)
Nicholas O’Brien: Vice- Captain. Featured in 4 of our 10 highest partnerships. Had the second highest partnership of 128 with Matt Newton. Team’s highest individual score of 60no, Aggregate of 212 with 2 unbeaten 50’s, 11 catches and 8 wickets. An aggressive batsman and a fierce bowler. Not to mention an immoveable rock at silly short leg. (Fielding Award)
Jayden Bennett: Had not played cricket before this summer and was thrown in a deep end to wicket keep. Jayden ended up taking 14 catches – a superb effort (4 in one game). He had a Batting Aggregate 32 and was a useful out swing bowler taking 6 wickets. He backed this up with 2 run- outs. Importantly, his highest score of 14n.o. came in the One Day Final. (Best New Player Award)
Jack Casey: A deceptively difficult bowler to face and bowled very economically. A solid batsmen who steadied the ship on a number of occasions. Featured in a great opening stand with Tom Winn of 111. Jack is a strong player who was able to slip in a much faster delivery or give the ball a good nudge when necessary. He had a batting aggregate of 113, took 8 wickets and held 7 catches.
Tim Cumming: Another new player to the team, who also had not played before and for good measure, was asked to play up an age group. He is a left hander with a batting aggregate of 10. He had a very neat shot off his legs when given the opportunity. Tim made the mid wicket and cover region his due to his speed over the turf. He was a handy seam bowler taking 9 wickets.
James Dobbins-Jones: Another new player to the team, who had not played before and it would be fair to say felt a little uncomfortable with the experience to start with. However, James worked really hard in the nets and improved immensely. He had a couple of key moments; bowling the strongest batter for RSL just when the team needed a wicket and after a few lean games scoring his first runs and being part of a 30 run partnership when we had had somewhat of a batting collapse against Emu Plains. Batting aggregate of 7 and 2 wickets. (Most Improved Award)
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Zakki Hussain: A very strong player who is capable of hitting the ball hard and had a throwing arm that would make Glen McGrath proud. A good fielder and he worked hard to improve his bowling, such that, in the final series he went for less than one run an over. This contributed enormously to the team effort right when it was needed. Batting Aggregate of 28, took 5 wickets, 1 catch and 1 run- out.
Jacob Mackay: Another new player to the team. Jacob is humble and very much a team player. He fielded at point with great enthusiasm and bowled with a high arm action making it very difficult for the opposing batsmen. He took 6 wickets with good economy. He was a keen trainer a worked hard on his batting. Jacob hit a beautiful four in the Final and featured in our highest 6th wicket stand with Matt Newton and the highest 7th wicket stand with Nick O’Brien. His batting aggregate was 16 with 1 catch.
Lachlan Peterson: Another new player and played up an age division to help with our numbers. Lachlan was a very accurate left arm bowler and developed through season to be quite quick. He could be a handful in years to come. He took 10 wickets, 2 catches, 1 run-out and had a batting aggregate of 31. A good all round effort.
Sam Tucker: Our other left arm bowler who made bowling in finals his thing. Took 4 wickets for 6 in the One Day Final and bowled a maiden over right at very tense time in the Premiership Final. He also made some great saves in the covers and making a strong return to the keeper which always kept the pressure on the batsman. He took 9 wickets, had a batting aggregate of 25, 2 catches and a run-out.
Peter Wilson: A very strong player. A fast opening bowler and a very aggressive batsman. Peter had a great One Day Final scoring 50 no (with one 6) and 3 wickets. He featured in 2 of our highest 10 partnerships. He had a batting aggregate of 310 with 3 50’s an average of 62. 22 wickets at 5.41, 11 catches and 4 run-outs. (Coach’s Award)
Thomas Winn: Our spin bowler. Thom is a great team man, often opening the batting even though it would not be his preference. Yet, he featured in 2 of our top 3 partnerships (144 and 111) and had a batting aggregate of 159. He bowled very well snaring 20 wickets at 6.2 and he is an “offie”. Thom also held 6 catches and had the highest number of run-outs, 6. (Bowling Award)
This has been long winded though it has been important to demonstrate how each player has contributed to the success of the team. The team took a total of 65 catches and 18 run-outs, which sounds pretty good to me. Truly, a team of all-rounders.
I must thank Warwick Winn our manager for his help and support. Rod Cumming for umpiring a lot, especially “that” final. The O’Briens (both John and Sandra) and Matt Peterson for doing the bulk of the scoring. Ron Fuller, Francis Mackay, and Karim Hussain for helping at training. A special thankyou to Karim Hussain (and Blue Mountains Buses) for our “you beaut” training caps.
I look forward to seeing all the boys back again to give 1st division a shake.
Geoff Newton
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Every member of this fine team took their cricket forward this season, and for some it was a season that saw potential converted into results. For all it was a summer of great fun and teamwork and above all, fine sportsmanship.
Oliver Summerfield-Ryan and Hamish Lees led the charge, with 199 runs/11 wickets and 16 wickets/145 runs respectively. They were backed up by a team that never said die and always played hard and fair.
James Latham, Brayden Costello, Calum Williams and Jason Thrift all showed real ability with the bat, combining for more than 300 runs, each with a highest score in the 20s.
The wickets were shared quite evenly by most of the team, with all players troubling batsmen at different times. Jesse Mitton ended up with six wickets and best haul of 3 for 5, while Matt Truscott, Jackson Last, Taylor Gracie and Alec Hopkins all broke through for important wickets.
Oskar Edgren’s opportunities were limited, but he epitomised the spirit of the team: giving it your best and having fun in the process.
UNDER 13-2
The 2004-05 season ended with the boys winning a tense division two final against Cranebrook, after starting the season in division one. It was a difficult first few months combining 13 boys from two previous teams into a harmonious team that knew what each player’s role was.
After the Christmas break all the training and effort paid off. The boys made the semi-finals in third place, deafeating St Clair before overcoming minor-premiers Cranebrook in the final.
The team was well led by captain Jonathan Lees and vice-captain Cameron Boyd. We also benefited from a lot of parent help with Anne Krasny as our team manager, Danny Stibbard, Tammy Lewer and Derek Taylor as our accurate score keepers with coaching and umpiring expertise from Frank Triscari and Mark Denny.
Jonathan Lees: Outstanding player and captain, Jonathan topped the batting, scoring 261 runs at an average of 29, took seven catches and gained 16 wickets. His two half centuries and three high partnerships inspired the team to win the competition. Jono represented the Nepean district and received best batting award for the U13-2 division. Jono has a great future in cricket for .
Cameron Boyd: High-scoring batsman and excellent keeper, Cameron was a key player in the middle order, scoring 180 runs with one half century to go alongside his seven catches and four wickets with the ball. Cameron is a talented sportsman and we hope he continues his great form with Springwood next season.
Dylan Krasny: Dylan batted very well in the top order, scoring 215 runs at an average of 15, including a top score of 53 in the semi-final that included a record second wicket partnership of 94 with Jono. Dylan also took 12 wickets and seven catches and has the ability to be a fine allrounder of the future. Dylan was the joint winner of the batting award.
Liam Denny: Continued to score well in the middle order with 118 runs and a top score of 34 in a record fifth wicket partnership of 90 with Cam. His bowling also has potential, with five wickets to add to six excellent catches in the field. Liam is determined to score a 50 and it should happen next season. 44
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Harley Stibbard: Scored116 runs at a consistent average of 10, including a top score of 21 and a match-winning innings of 18 in the final. Harley was our best trainer with hard practice developing him into an emerging spin bowler, with 12 important wickets. He received the coach’s award.
William Tredinnick: The team’s strike bowler, William took the most wickets (18) and scored 61 runs, including a record sixth-wicket stand of 35 with Cam. William received the bowling award. He also took three catches and has allrounder potential.
Jamie Colquhoun: Developed into a reliable opening batsman, scoring 59 runs with a highest score of 22 and was involved in a record ninth wicket stand of 20 with harley. Jamie took six wickets and six catches and is determined to score even more runs next season.
Robbie Colquhoun: Had a disrupted start to the season, recovering from a broken leg, but was able to contribute 35 runs, three wickets and five catches. Robbie will continue to improve in the future.
Troy Dawes: Gave 100 per cent effort in every game, with 27 runs, eight catches and six wickets. Troy gave the team positive support and is keen to improve his batting in future seasons.
Dom Triscari: Scored 33 runs, took nine wickets and two catches. Dom was the team’s youngest player and did well with limited opportunities. Dom has a solid defence and can get higher scores with better shot selection.
Adam Taylor: Took six wickets, four catches and scored 23 runs. Adam opened the bowling on several occasions with some success. With greater self-confidence, Adam can become an allrounder.
Jake Lewer: The most enthusiastic player in games and training, Jake saved his best score of eight for the final, adding crucial ninth wicket runs with Josh. His four wickets and three catches demonstrate his contribution to the team at all times.
A big thanks to all the parents and supporters of the boys for making our team a committed and harmonious one. The boys’ development and success has prepared them to be a competitive division one team in 2005-06.
David Abbey
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Well its time to unbuckle the pads and commit pen to paper and provide our thoughts about the 2004-05 season for the U14-1 team.
The season commenced rather haphazardly with a late start to preparations. This late season reflected in our results early, then, a team dropped out of the competition having a direct affect on our team. It was a season of stop-start with byes etc and we simply just could not get on any sort of roll. We did manage to scramble into the semi-finals but we just were not good enough on the day to make it to the final.
Having said the above, the competition was very close. This was evidenced by the fact that we ran fourth, yet our quotient was above one, meaning that we averaged more runs scored that we have scored against us. We were competitive in most matches and did defeat both Glenbrook and Colyton during the season and these two teams played in the final.
The most pleasing part of this season was the outstanding progression made by every player in one or a number of aspects of their game.
Many of these boys played division two cricket in 2003-04 and in one case division three so the step to this level proved to be a challenge from the outset.
Every boy stepped up to that challenge and played some outstanding cricket as the season progressed. As a team we came together and above all else you could feel that by semi-final time we had gelled very well. Whilst we may not have got all of the results that we were perhaps looking for, the positives far outweigh the negatives.
We can only hope that these boys will all return next season so that we can build on what we achieved this season.
In closing we would like to thank Julie and Shane for their help with the clerical side of Saturday morning cricket.
Also, to all of the mums and dads, for your support, many thanks. It is wonderful that these boys have such great support from their parents, we may not have won the comp but we certainly had the biggest and best supporter base. Lastly to the boys themselves thank you for a good season filled with many memorable moments and quite a few laughs. After all, enjoying the game is really what it is all about.
Peter and Matt
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Ray Bancroft and I coached the team this season and had a truly enjoyable year. Although we won only one game, the young men we worked with were dedicated, committed, and most importantly, demonstrated great sportsmanship throughout the season. Winning definitely isn’t everything! And now for a few comments on each player…
James Fraser: Had an excellent season with bat and ball, and was a stalwart of the team. When bowling, James constantly kept the ball up to the batsmen whilst maintaining outstanding accuracy. James had the second highest batting aggregate for the season. We are all looking for another big season from James next year.
Robert Garland: Had a solid season and once again proved to be a real “team man”. With regard to batting, there is no doubting Robert’s potential to play a big innings. This season Robert successfully went back to bowling medium pace in conjunction with his spin. I expect the 2005-2006 season will be a big one for Rob.
Nathan Gegg: Eligible to play U13s this season, Nathan demonstrated the ability and skill to fit comfortably into the U14s. Although he had limited opportunities with the bat he showed grit and determination whenever he was at the crease. He had a very good season with the gloves (three catches). His enthusiasm and sense of fun was infectious amongst the team.
Allan Hung: Yet another player eligible for the U13s, Allan became a valuable member of the team from the outset of the season. Allan possesses great potential in both his batting and bowling. He has safe hands and a strong arm in the outfield. Allan will emerge as a genuinely gifted player and I anticipate a big season in 2005-06.
Tim Hunter: This was Tim’s first season playing competition cricket and what a good season he had. Tim not only bowled medium-fast with good line and length, but also off spin gaining bounce and turn that made him unplayable at times. He had a great season with the bat, showing good technique with natural aggression. Tim will have a great impact next season.
Gary Kime: This was Gary’s second season in the game and his improvement was outstanding. His line and length when bowling has turned him one of our main strike bowlers. He has worked hard on his batting technique and this will bear fruit in the coming season. Gary has without doubt been the big improver over the last two seasons.
Tim Lehman Had an outstanding season yet again. Tim holds both the bowling aggregate and average for the year. His batting has continued to improve to the point where he is one of our most reliable and consistent run-getters. Tim’s attitude and enthusiasm are exemplary. I expect Tim will have a big season in 2005-2006.
Richard Nield: Richard had another exceptionally good season with the team. His wicket-keeping skills continue to develop, as has his batting ability. Richard’s ability to occupy the crease for long periods is amazing. He also performed well with the ball taking several wickets for few runs. He’s another player with enormous potential.
Luke Phillips: Had a very good season with bat and ball. Luke has the ability to develop into a top line batsman and will no doubt prove this within the next season. He had a successful season with the ball as his ability to “dip” the ball into the batsman consistently led to wickets being captured. A big season awaits Luke in 2005-2006.
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Sam Ross: Had a very successful season demonstrating his ever-improving bowling skills. Sam worked up some genuine speed this year that intimidated many of the batsmen who had the misfortune to face him. One of several pleasing factors about Sam’s bowling was his ability and preparedness to change pace so as to put the batsman into two minds. Sam will have a big season in 2005-06.
Brad Wallis: Not only another player eligible to play U13s, but also making his debut, Brad had an exceptional season. He displayed great determination when batting showing no fear when facing the competitions “gun” bowlers. Brad’s bowling was outstanding, with the ability to move the ball away from the right-handers a real boon. He’s an excellent fieldsman, and one of the most enthusiastic players in the side.
Finally, Ray and I would like to thank all the families who supported their sons throughout the season. We were fortunate to have grandparents, parents and siblings regularly attend games. A special thank you to Mary Garland, the team manager. Also, thanks to Russell Lehman who, with Mary, undertook the task of scoring on a weekly basis.
Finally thanks to the young men who made up the U14-2s. You are a credit to yourselves, your family and Springwood Cricket Club.
Mike Poynting
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UNDER 15-1
The U15-1 Springwood Cricket Team were given unprecedented control over their games at various stages throughout the season through a non-reactive ethical approach to development and an SAQ (Speed-Agility-Quickness) fitness program aiming to integrate mind and body on and off the field.
This team is to be congratulated for their receptiveness to the challenges of such an approach as are the three coaches who gave up their time and expertise twice a week to unconditionally support their development and enjoyment of this most challenging of sports.
Throughout the season the goal of the coaches has been to mentor the team towards an honest management of their development as people and players of this wonderful game.
Invariably in a season which gradually grew in momentum there were several outstanding individual performances such as Cirino Triscari's two unbeaten centuries and the three bowlers - Taran Finemore, Stuart Bryson and Sebastian Kalos - who took five or more wickets in an innings; but maybe what is more statistically significant is the fact that by the season's end -in a very tight and exciting semi-final - every player was called upon by the captains to bowl with success being spread across the team.
Although Penrith RSL were ultimately well deserved winners in a game that was played in a spirit which was a credit to the sport - this kind of synergy from a group of young teenagers who began the season as a mixed ability composite team is a credit to the boys.
Coaching also attempted to model behaviour within the public arena of sport that was built around the connections that fielding offers.
Players concentrated on developing their fielding through specific drills that translated into spatial connections and agility on the field - a development that directly resulted in Springwood being the only team to defeat the previously undefeated minor premiers - Glenmore Park - in the second round.
More importantly, the season has been a landmark in the development of several players such as the fielding and batting of Ben O'Brien; the fine bowling at the end of season of Peter Costello; the batting technique of Kieren Moore and the emerging leadership skills of Chay Jordan and Cameron Taylor.
Finally, development is never truly possible without the unconditional support of a community of people and thanks must go to all those who willingly gave up their time to score and umpire each weekend.
Together we hope we have set an example and given some encouragement for the future.
So, it is with pride that we introduce the U15-1 Springwood Cricket Team for season 2004-2005: Stuart Bryson, Peter Costello, Phillip Dixon, Taran Finemore, Michael Hagan-Rowe, Dominic Hanly (co-captain), Chay Jordan (vice-captain), Sebastian Kalos, Paul Maloney, Kieren Moore, Benjamin O’Brien, Cameron Taylor, Cirino Triscari (co-captain).
The coaching team
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JUNIOR RECORDS
BATTING RECORDS
2004-05 BATTING AGGREGATE
AGE GROUP NAME AGGREGATE
8 Open D. SPARKES 70 10 Open J. NEWTON 111 11 DIV.2 M.NEWTON 300 12 Open O. SUMMERFIELD-RYAN 199 13 DIV.2 J. LEES 261 14 DIV.1 C.BRYANT 440 14 DIV.2 M.POYNTING 158 15 Open C.TRISCARI 557
Does not include semi finals and finals.
BATTING AGGREGATE RECORDS
UNDER 9
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1994-95 A. MARR 304 ONE 1998-99 S. KALOS 255 ONE 1995-96 S. FINEMORE 250 ONE 1994-95 M. SHYLAN 211 ONE 1996-97 S. PATERSON 195 ONE 1995-96 M. BRITTON 175 ONE 1995-96 M. BAGOU 147 ONE 1996-97 C. DOUGLAS 139 ONE 1997-98 J. MOSS 134 ONE 1998-99 P. DIXON 134
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1994-95 S. KELLEHER 268 ONE 1995-96 A. MARR 247 ONE 2000-01 C. BRYANT 246 ONE 1999-00 S. KALOS 223 ONE 1994-95 P. SOMERS 199 ONE 2001-02 B.ALDOUS 168 ONE 2000-01 A. CROSS LEE 163 ONE 2001-02 J. EDGE 163 ONE 1997-98 S. PATERSON 158 ONE 1998-99 Drew. RICHMOND 152
UNDER 11.
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1994-95 D. COBDEN 423 ONE 1995-96 C. THOMPSON 405 ONE 1994-95 L. O'CARRIGAN 376 ONE 1995-96 S. KELLEHER 363 ONE 1997-98 S. POINTON 325 TWO 2004-05 M. NEWTON 300 TWO 2002-03 B. ALDOUS 276 TWO 2002-03 W. TREDINNICK 253 ONE 1995-96 D. VAN DER KLEY 246 TWO 1996-97 J. DALEY 238
UNDER 12
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1999-00 S. PATERSON 536 ONE 1994-95 L. BABBAGE 357 ONE 2001-02 C. TRISCARI 355 ONE 1998-99 S. POINTON 353 ONE 1996-97 S. KELLEHER 342 ONE 1997-98 C. THOMPSON 334 ONE 1994-95 M. RICHARDS 292 ONE 1998-99 B. JENKINS 280 ONE 2001-02 S. KALOS 269
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 2000-01 S. PATERSON 426 ONE 1999-00 S. FINEMORE 392 TWO 1994-95 M. JOHNSTON 367 ONE 1998-99 A. MARR 356 ONE 2001-02 H. DRUCE 338 ONE 1996-97 R. FINEMORE 334 ONE 2001-02 J. MOSS 328 ONE 1998-99 J. BERGER 271 TWO 2004-05 J. LEES 261 ONE 1995-96 K. DOYLE 253
UNDER 14
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1994-95 S. WILLIAMS 661 ONE 1996-97 M. WILLIAMS 478 ONE 2003-04 C. TRISCARI 441 ONE 2002-03 S. KALOS 440 ONE 2004-05 C. BRYANT 440 ONE 1996-97 K. DOYLE 438 ONE 2002-03 J. MOSS 420 ONE 1999-00 J. BERGER 417 ONE 1999-00 K. WILLIAMS 386 TWO 2002-03 P. MALONEY 354 ONE 1997-98 P. JACKSON 348
UNDER 15
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 2004-05 C. TRISCARI 557 TWO 1997-98 M. MARTIN 476 TWO 1996-97 T. MARTIN 417 ONE 1998-99 R. FINEMORE 348 TWO 1997-98 P. ARENTSEN 298 ONE 1997-98 G. SALT 292 ONE 1998-99 M. ROSS 267 ONE 1998-99 L. O'CARRIGAN 266 ONE 2001-02 D. SALT 263 TWO 1999-00 J. RICHARDSON 261
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 2002-03 S. FINEMORE 528 TWO 2003-04 J. MOSS 525 ONE 1997-98 T. MARTIN 515 TWO 2003-04 H. DRUCE 376 ONE 2002-03 S. POINTON 337 ONE 1999-00 R. FINEMORE 316 ONE 2002-03 D. MARR 298 ONE 2000-01 D. VAN DER KLEY 296 TWO 1999-00 C. DUFTY 283 ONE 1995-96 H. STIMSON 282
2004-05 BATTING AVERAGE
Minimum of 5 Games
AGE GROUP NAME AVERAGE
8 Open D. SPARKES 10.0 10 Open J. NEWTON 13.9 11 DIV.2 P. WILSON 67.67 12 Open O. SUMMERFIELD-RYAN 19.9 13 DIV.2 J. LEES 29.0 14 DIV.1 C.BRYANT 48.88 14 DIV.2 M.POYNTING 15.8 15 Open C.TRISCARI 139.25
Does not include semi finals and finals.
BATTING AVERAGE RECORDS 50 RUNS MINIMUM
UNDER 9
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1998-99 S. KALOS 255.00 ONE 1996-97 S. PATERSON 39.00 ONE 1994-95 A. MARR 38.00 ONE 1995-96 S. FINEMORE 27.78 ONE 1994-95 M. SHYLAN 21.10 ONE 1996-97 C. DOUGLAS 19.86 ONE 1995-96 M. BRITTON 19.44 ONE 1996-97 M. LEWIS 19.17 ONE 1998-99 P. DIXON 19.14 ONE 1996-97 S. KITCHENER 19.00
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 2000-01 A. CROSS LEE 81.50 ONE 1997-98 S. PATERSON 52.67 OPEN 2003-04 M. NEWTON 43.00 ONE 1998-99 D. HANLY 39.00 ONE 1994-95 S. KELLEHER 38.29 ONE 2001-02 B. ALDOUS 33.60 ONE 1995-96 A. MARR 30.88 ONE 2000-01 C. BRYANT 30.75 ONE 1998-99 J. MOSS 27.20 ONE 2000-01 S. FILMER 26.60
UNDER 11
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
TWO 2003-04 A. WARD 68.50 TWO 2004-05 P. WILSON 67.67 ONE 1995-96 C. THOMPSON 50.62 TWO 2003-04 O. SUMMERFIELD-RYAN 47.25 ONE 1994-95 L. O'CARRIGAN 47.00 TWO 2004-05 M. NEWTON 43.00 TWO 2004-05 N. O’BRIEN 41.00 ONE 1995-96 S. KELLEHER 40.33 ONE 1994-95 D. COBDEN 38.45 ONE 1997-98 S. POINTON 36.11
UNDER 12
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1998-99 S. POINTON 70.60 ONE 1997-98 C. THOMPSON 55.67 ONE 1994-95 L. BABBAGE 51.00 ONE 1999-00 S. PATERSON 48.67 TWO 1998-99 S. COCO 38.00 ONE 1994-95 M. RICHARDS 36.50 ONE 1998-99 B. JENKINS 35.00 ONE 1996-97 S. KELLEHER 34.20 ONE 1998-99 M. BAGOU 33.90 ONE 2001-02 C. TRISCARI 32.27 TWO 1996-97 M. POINTON 32.25
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 2001-02 H. DRUCE 67.60 ONE 1995-96 K. DOYLE 63.25 TWO 1994-95 M. JOHNSTON 61.16 ONE 2001-02 J. MOSS 54.66 ONE 1998-99 J. BERGER 54.20 ONE 1998-99 A. MARR 50.86 ONE 1999-00 S. FINEMORE 49.00 ONE 1996-97 R. FINEMORE 47.71 ONE 2000-01 S. PATERSON 47.33 ONE 1998-99 J. DALEY 46.25
UNDER 14
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1994-95 S. WILLIAMS 132.20 ONE 1997-98 P. JACKSON 116.00 ONE 1997-98 J. DEES 107.00 ONE 1997-98 R. FINEMORE 94.67 ONE 1999-00 K. WILLIAMS 77.20 ONE 1996-97 M. WILLIAMS 68.29 ONE 1996-97 K. DOYLE 62.57 ONE 1999-00 J. BERGER 59.50 TWO 2002-03 P. MALONEY 59.00 ONE 2000-01 B. JENKINS 55.80
UNDER 15
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
OPEN 2004-05 C. TRISCARI 139.25 ONE 1998-99 R. FINEMORE 87.00 TWO 1999-00 D. VAN DER KLEY 71.66 TWO 1999-00 S. KELLEHER 54.75 ONE 1998-99 B. CLARKE 54.50 ONE 2001-02 M. BAGOU 53.25 ONE 1998-99 L. O'CARRIGAN 53.20 ONE 1995-96 M. HALSE 48.67 TWO 1996-97 T. MARTIN 46.33 ONE 1998-99 J. TURNER 45.40 TWO 1997-98 M. MARTIN 43.27
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1999-00 R. FINEMORE 63.20 ONE 1997-98 T. MARTIN 51.50 TWO 2003-04 J. MOSS 47.73 ONE 2002-03 S. FINEMORE 40.62 ONE 1999-00 J. TURNER 39.50 ONE 1998-99 K. DOYLE 39.16 ONE 1999-00 B. FILMER 38.70 TWO 2003-04 H. DRUCE 37.60 ONE 1999-00 C. NOVAK 33.75 ONE 1995-96 C. BOWMAN 33.00
2004-05 BEST BATTING PER INNINGS
AGE GROUP PLAYER SCORE
10 Open T. LEWER 25no 10 Open J. NEWTON 25no 10 Open P. ROSATO 25no 11 DIV.2 N. O’BRIEN 60no 12 Open O. SUMMERFIELD-RYAN 57 13 DIV.2 D. KRASNY 53 14 DIV.1 C.BRYANT 126 14 DIV.2 M. POYNTING 51 15 Open C.TRISCARI 104no Does not include semi finals and finals.
BEST BATTING PER INNINGS RECORDS
UNDER 11
DIV. SEASON PLAYER SCORE
ONE 1994-95 D.COBDEN 115no ONE 1994-95 D.COBDEN 115 ONE 1997-98 S. POINTON 104no ONE 1998-99 C. DOUGLAS 83no ONE 1994-95 L. O'CARRIGAN 80 TWO 1996-97 J. DALEY 78 ONE 1995-96 S. KELLEHER 76no ONE 1999-00 Drew RICHMOND 72no ONE 1994-95 L. O'CARRIGAN 72 ONE 1994-95 M. CZAIKOWSKI 71
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER SCORE
ONE 1999-00 S. PATERSON 149 ONE 1997-98 C. THOMPSON 142no ONE 2001-02 D. HANLY 141 ONE 1998-99 S. POINTON 132no ONE 2001-02 C. TRISCARI 107 ONE 1998-99 B. JENKINS 102 ONE 1994-95 M. RICHARDS 100no ONE 1998-99 M. BAGOU 92 ONE 1996-97 S. KELLEHER 88 ONE 1995-96 M. CZAIKOWSKI 81 TWO 1998-99 S. COCO 81
UNDER 13
DIV. SEASON PLAYER SCORE
ONE 2001-02 H. DRUCE 176no ONE 2001-02 J. MOSS 130 ONE 1996-97 R. FINEMORE 115 ONE 1999-00 S. FINEMORE 115 ONE 1998-99 J. DALEY 104no ONE 1998-99 A. MARR 92 ONE 1998-99 C. THOMPSON 82 ONE 1997-98 S. KELLEHER 81 ONE 2000-01 S. PATERSON 79 ONE 1996-97 J. TURNER 77
UNDER 14
DIV. SEASON PLAYER SCORE
ONE 2002-03 J. MOSS 160no ONE 2002-03 H. DRUCE 135 ONE 2000-01 B. JENKINS 134 ONE 2004-05 C. BRYANT 126 ONE 1996-97 M. WILLIAMS 123no ONE 1994-95 S. WILLIAMS 114no ONE 1994-95 S. WILLIAMS 111no ONE 2002-03 S. KALOS 111 ONE 1999-00 K. WILLIAMS 109no ONE 1994-95 S. WILLIAMS 103no ONE 1999-00 J. BERGER 103no
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER SCORE
TWO 1996-97 T. MARTIN 129no ONE 1998-99 J. TURNER 123 TWO 1999-00 D. VAN DER KLEY 120no TWO 1997-98 M. MARTIN 111 ONE 1998-99 L. O'CARRIGAN 108no ONE 1998-99 B. FILMER 107 TWO 1997-98 M. MARTIN 106 OPEN 2004-05 C. TRISCARI 104no OPEN 2004-05 C. TRISCARI 100ret TWO 1996-97 T. MARTIN 96 TWO 1999-00 S. KELLEHER 90 ONE 1995-96 M. HALSE 89
UNDER 16
DIV. SEASON PLAYER SCORE
ONE 1999-00 R. FINEMORE 156 TWO 2003-04 H. DRUCE 115 ONE 2002-03 S. POINTON 114 TWO 2003-04 J. MOSS 108 TWO 2003-04 J. MOSS 104 ONE 1999-00 C. NOVAK 101 ONE 1997-98 T. MARTIN 93 ONE 2000-01 M. POINTON 93 ONE 1995-96 A. THOMAS 91 ONE 1995-96 G. RICHARDSON 91
2004-05 HIGHEST WICKET PARTNERSHIPS
ALL DIVISIONS
WICKET AGE GROUP PLAYERS SCORE
1ST 15 Open C. TRISCARI / S. KALOS 132 2ND 14 DIV.1 M. JANSEN / S. WILLIAMS 132no 3RD 11 DIV.2 M. NEWTON / N. O’BRIEN 126no 4TH 14 DIV.1 BRYANT / WOODWARD-BROWN 75 5TH 13 DIV.2 C. BOYD / L. DENNY 90 6TH 14 DIV.1 C. BRYANT / S. FILMER 70 7TH 15 Open C. JORDAN / T. FINEMORE 52 8TH 14 DIV.1 N. STEFFAN / S. RANDALL 69 9TH 11 DIV.2 T. WINN / P. WILSON 58 10TH 14 DIV.1 J. MATHEWS / M. POYNTING 33
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WICKET TEAM PLAYERS SCORE
IST 1998-99 U15/1 J. TURNER / B FILMER 223 2ND 2002-03 U/14/1 S. KALOS / M. WILLIAMS 191 3RD 1999-00 U16/1 R. FINEMORE / C. NOVAK 232 4TH 1999-00 U13/1 S. FINEMORE / M. BAGOU 194 5TH 1999-00 U16/1 B. CLARKE / P. JACKSON 125 6TH 1997-98 U11/1 S. POINTON / M. BAGOU 126 7TH 1998-99 U15/1 L. O'CARRIGAN / R. FINEMORE 187* 8TH 2002-03 U14/2 P. MALONEY / C. JORDAN 105 9TH 1999-00 U16/1 B. FILMER / L. O'CARRIGAN 79* lOTH 2003-04 U16/2 J. BENDALL / J. AMANN 59
BOWLING RECORDS
2004-05 BOWLING AGGREGATE
AGE GROUP NAME AGGREGATE
8 Open C. TERRY 12 10 Open T. KRASNY 14 11 DIV.2 P. WILSON 19 12 Open H. LEES 16 13 DIV.2 J. LEES 16 14 DIV.1 S. FILMER 11 14 DIV.1 J. MATHEWS 11 14 DIV.2 T. LEHMAN 16 15 Open T. FINEMORE 23
Does not include semi finals and finals.
BOWLING AGGREGATE RECORDS
UNDER 9 DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1998-99 P. DIXON 18 ONE 1998-99 S. FILMER 14 ONE 1996-97 S. PATERSON 12 ONE 1994-95 A. MARR 10 ONE 1994-95 R. MURPHY 10 ONE 1998-99 D. RICHMOND 10 ONE 1995-96 M. BAGOU 9 ONE 1997-98 B. MORONEY 9 OPEN 2003-04 J. CROSS 9 OPEN 2003-04 P. ROSATO 9
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 2000-01 S. FILMER 22 ONE 1998-99 B.MORONEY 18 ONE 1994-95 A. CURRY 16 ONE 1994-95 L. STANFORD 15 ONE 1997-98 S. PATERSON 15 OPEN 2004-05 T. KRASNY 14 ONE 1994-95 P. SOMERS 13 ONE 1997-98 J. LEATHEAM 13 ONE 1998-99 Drew RICHMOND 12 ONE 1999-00 S. FILMER 12
UNDER 11
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1994-95 L. 0' CARRIGAN 27 ONE 2001-02 S. FILMER 26 TWO 1996-97 A. MARR 25 TWO 2002-03 B. ALDOUS 23 ONE 1995-96 K. HONEYSETT 23 ONE 1995-96 C. THOMPSON 23 ONE 1994-95 M. CZAIKOWSKI 23 ONE 1994-95 R. FINEMORE 21 TWO 1999-00 J. WOOD 21 ONE 1995-96 P. SOMERS 20 ONE 1995-96 D. VAN DER KLEY 20
UNDER 12
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
TWO 1997-98 J. PEARLMAN 35 ONE 1995-96 L. O'CARRIGAN 26 ONE 1994-95 L. BABBAGE 20 ONE 2001-02 P. MALONEY 19 TWO 1996-97 K. HONEYSETT 18 TWO 1998-99 J. MOLONEY 17 ONE 1995-96 M. CZAIKOWSKI 17 ONE 1996-97 C. THOMPSON 16 ONE 1996-97 J. REED 16 TWO 2003-04 J. ABBEY 16 OPEN 2004-05 H. LEES 16
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
TWO 1994-95 B. TOKI 32 TWO 1994-95 T. MARTIN 31 ONE 1995-96 L. BABBAGE 25 ONE 1995-96 M. RICHARDS 24 ONE 1998-99 C. THOMPSON 23 ONE 1998-99 T. BARTLETT 23 TWO 1999-00 J. MALONEY 23 TWO 2000-01 J. KENNEDY 23 TWO 1994-95 K. DOYLE 22 ONE 2001-02 H. DRUCE 22
UNDER 14
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 1999-00 K. WILLIAMS 33 TWO 1996-97 T. GOLLES 28 TWO 1996-97 G.SALT 27 ONE 1994-95 B. BELLINGHAM 27 TWO 1997-98 C. DUFTY 23 TWO 1995-96 M. JOHNSTON 21 ONE 1999-00 A. MARR 21 ONE 2003-04 S. FILMER 21 ONE 2000-01 A. MARR 19 ONE 1997-98 L. O'CARRIGAN 17 ONE 2000-01 S. POINTON 17 ONE 2001-02 S. PATERSON 17 ONE 2002-03 J. ALLISON 17 TWO 1998-99 M. POINTON 17 TWO 1998-99 J. REED 17
UNDER 15
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
TWO 1997-98 P.ARENTSEN 32 ONE 1994-95 A. THOMAS 31 ONE 1994-95 M.CALLENDER 31 ONE 1998-99 M. CZAIKOWSKI 28 TWO 1996-97 T. MARTIN 27 TWO 1997-98 L.ABLE 25 OPEN 2004-05 T. FINEMORE 23 ONE 2001-02 A. MARR 21 OPEN 2004-05 P. MALONEY 20 ONE 2001-02 S. POINTON 19 TWO 1998-99 B. BURKE 19 TWO 1998-99 C. DUFTY 19 TWO 1999-00 K. HONEYSETT 19
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER AGGREGATE
ONE 2002-03 G. SILVERS 28 ONE 2002-03 S. FINEMORE 27 ONE 1995-96 M.CALLENDER 23 TWO 1999-00 D.PATERSON 22 ONE 1995-96 M. THOMAS 21 ONE 1999-00 M. ROSS 21 ONE 1998-99 G. SALT 20 ONE 2002-03 A. MARR 19 TWO 1999-00 C. DUFTY 18 TWO 1999-00 N. McDERMOTT 17 ONE 1999-00 L. O'CARRIGAN 17
2003-2004 BOWLING AVERAGE
AGE GROUP NAME AVERAGE
8 Open C. TERRY 10.16 10 Open T. KRASNY 7.4 11 DIV.2 P. WILSON 6.1 12 Open H. LEES 9.19 13 DIV.2 J. LEES 6.75 14 DIV.1 S. WILLIAMS 12.62 14 DIV.2 T. LEHMAN 11.75 15 Open D. HANLY 8.6
Does not include semi finals and finals. Minimum of 5 games
BOWLING AVERAGE RECORDS
UNDER 9
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1998-99 P. DIXON 5.94 OPEN 2003-04 T. LEWER 6.63 ONE 1996-97 S. PATERSON 6.67 ONE 1997-98 B. MORONEY 6.67 OPEN 2003-04 K. HUGHES 7.57 ONE 1998-99 S. FILMER 8.00 OPEN 2003-04 P. ROSATO 8.56 ONE 1998-99 R. BOYD 8.63 OPEN 2003-04 J. CROSS 8.89 ONE 1996-97 H. DRUCE 9.87
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UNDER 10
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 2000-01 S. FILMER 2.50 ONE 1997-98 S. PATERSON 5.40 ONE 1998-99 D. HANLY 5.80 ONE 1996-97 D. MACLEAY 6.25 ONE 1996-97 M. BRITTON 6.64 ONE 1994-95 A. CURRY 6.75 ONE 1998-99 B. MORONEY 6.94 ONE 2001-02 J. EDGE 7.10 ONE 2000-01 S. ROSS 7.20 ONE 1997-98 N. KOSTER 7.33
UNDER 11
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
TWO 1996-97 A. MARR 3.36 TWO 1996-97 A. SMITH 3.59 ONE 1994-95 B. FILMER 4.00 ONE 2001-02 S. FILMER 4.65 TWO 1999-00 J. WOOD 4.70 TWO 2002-03 B. ALDOUS 4.74 ONE 1995-96 C. THOMPSON 5.22 TWO 1996-97 J. DALEY 5.62 TWO 2002-03 E. BOYD 5.64 ONE 1994-95 L. AGERS 5.83 ONE 1999-00 L. SIMPSON 5.83
UNDER 12
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1998-99 M. BAGOU 5.20 TWO 2000-01 T. PHILLIPSON 5.50 ONE 2001-02 D. HANLY 5.90 TWO 1997-98 J. PEARLMAN 6.20 TWO 2003-04 J. ABBEY 6.25 TWO 1998-99 N. HAZEL 6.53 ONE 2000-01 N. CORSON 6.60 TWO 2003-04 W. O’BREE 6.64 TWO 1997-98 R. HARRIS 6.75 TWO 2000-01 D. KING 6.90
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UNDER 13
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1998-99 C. THOMPSON 2.22 ONE 1998-99 T. BARTLETT 4.61 ONE 1998-99 J. DALEY 6.09 ONE 1995-96 L. BABBAGE 6.56 TWO 2004-05 J. LEES 6.75 TWO 1999-00 J. MALONEY 7.00 TWO 1994-95 K. DOYLE 7.27 ONE 1998-99 A. MARR 7.25 ONE 1995-96 R. O'SHEA 7.42 ONE 1998-99 E. BRAWN 7.61
UNDER 14
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
TWO 1995-96 M. RICHARDS 3.42 ONE 1997-98 D. COBDEN 3.86 ONE 1997-98 L. O'CARRIGAN 4.70 ONE 1999-00 K. WILLIAMS 5.84 THREE 2003-04 P. COSTELLO 5.92 ONE 1994-95 B. BELLINGHAM 6.00 THREE 2003-04 T. LEHMAN 6.56 TWO 1996-97 T. GOLLES 6.64 ONE 2000-01 G. SILVERS 7.10 ONE 1997-98 M. CZAIKOWSKI 7.25
UNDER 15
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1998-99 M. CZAIKOWSKI 4.68 ONE 2001-02 A. MARR 5.90 ONE 1998-99 C. NOVAK 7.00 ONE 1998-99 A. CAMERON 7.17 TWO 1997-98 P ARENTSEN 7.25 ONE 2001-02 S. POINTON 7.95 OPEN 2004-05 D. HANLY 8.60 TWO 1999-00 A. BATTISHILL 8.78 ONE 1995-96 0. BLACK 8.80 ONE 1998-99 L. O'CARRICIAN 9.00 ONE 2001-02 P. BROWN 9.07
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UNDER 16
DIV. SEASON PLAYER AVERAGE
ONE 1999-00 M. ROSS 5.62 ONE 1999-00 P. JACKSON 6.40 TWO 1999-00 D. PATERSON 7.86 ONE 1998-99 G. SALT 8.05 ONE 1999-00 C. NOVAK 8.06 ONE 1995-96 M. CALLENDER 8.83 TWO 1999-00 S. FRENCH 9.20 ONE 1995-96 T. GRACE 9.50 ONE 1999-00 M. CZAIKOWSKI 10.20 TWO 1999-00 C. DUFTY 10.38
2003-2004 BEST BOWLING PER INNINGS
AGE GROUP PLAYER WICKETS
10 Open T. KRASNY 4 FOR 1 10 Open N. HUNT 4 FOR 1 11 DIV.2 T. WINN 3 FOR 0 12 Open D. SUMMERFIELD-RYAN 4 FOR 8 13 DIV.2 W. TREDINNICK 4 FOR 1 14 DIV.1 S. WILLIAMS 5 FOR 9 14 DIV.2 T. LEHMAN 4 FOR 9 15 Open S. BRYSON 6 FOR 9 Does not include semi finals and finals.
BEST BOWLING PER INNINGS RECORDS
UNDER 9
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
ONE 1998-99 P. DIXON 3 FOR 2 ONE 1996-97 S. PATERSON 3 FOR 3 ONE 1997-98 J. MOSS 3 FOR 3 ONE 1998-99 P. DIXON 3 FOR 3 ONE 1996-97 S. PATERSON 3 FOR 4 ONE 1996-97 J. MOSS 3 FOR 5 ONE 1994-95 D. MARR 3 FOR 10
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UNDER 10
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
OPEN 2004-05 T. KRASNY 4 FOR 1 OPEN 2004-05 N. HUNT 4 FOR 1 ONE 1996-97 D. MACLEAY 4 FOR 2 ONE 1997-98 C. DOUGLAS 4 FOR 3 ONE 1994-95 C. THOMPSON 4 FOR 4 OPEN 2003-04 T. WINN 4 FOR 5 ONE 2001-02 B. ALDOUS 4 FOR 8 ONE 2000-01 A.CROSS LEE 4 FOR 10 ONE 1997-98 S. PATERSON 4 FOR12 ONE 1998-99 M. SMITH 3 FOR 0
UNDER 11
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
ONE 1995-96 J. PUCKERIDGE 7 FOR 34 ONE 1999-00 Drew RICHMOND 6 FOR 3 TWO 1996-97 A. SMITH 5 FOR 7 TWO 1996-97 A. SMITH 5 FOR 8 ONE 1995-96 D. VAN DER KLEY 5 FOR 9 ONE 1995-96 K. HONEYSETT 5 FOR 11 ONE 1995-96 C. THOMPSON 5 FOR 14 TWO 1996-97 J. DALEY 4 FOR 0 ONE 1995-96 C. THOMPSON 4 FOR 2 ONE 2001-02 S. FILMER 4 FOR 2 ONE 2001-02 S. FILMER 4 FOR 2
UNDER 12
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
TWO 1997-98 J. PEARLMAN 7 FOR 3 ONE 1995-96 L. O'CARRIGAN 6 FOR 5 TWO 1997-98 J. PEARLMAN 6 FOR 26 ONE 1997-98 A. MARR 5 FOR 6 ONE 2000-01 N. CORSON 5 FOR 6 TWO 1995-96 C. DUFTY 5 FOR 22 ONE 1995-96 M. CZAIKOWSKI 5 FOR 49 TWO 1997-98 C. WAGER 4 FOR 1 ONE 2001-02 C. JORDAN 4 FOR 2 ONE 2000-01 N.CORSON 4 FOR 6
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UNDER 13
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
TWO 1994-95 B. TOKI 6 FOR 7 TWO 1999-00 J. MALONEY 6 FOR 8 ONE 1995-96 R. O'SHEA 6 FOR 13 ONE 1995-96 L. BABBAGE 6 FOR 16 TWO 1994-95 B. TOKI 6 FOR 17 ONE 1998-99 C. THOMPSON 5 FOR 2 ONE 1996-97 R. FINEMORE 5 FOR 12 TWO 1994-95 T. MARTIN 5 FOR 14 ONE 1996-97 L. O'CARRIGAN 5 FOR 17 TWO 1999-00 D. WHITMORE 5 FOR 18
UNDER 14
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
ONE 1997-98 L. O'CARRIGAN 7 FOR 18 TWO 1995-96 M. JOHNSTON 7 FOR 18 TWO 1995-96 M. R1CHARDS 7 FOR 24 ONE 1999-00 K. WILLIAMS 6 FOR 3 ONE 1994-95 S. SEYMOUR 6 FOR 17 ONE 1994-95 M. HALSE 6 FOR 27 ONE 1997-98 L. O'CARRIGAN 5 FOR 3 TWO 1996-97 T.GOLLES 5 FOR 4 TWO 2002-03 P. MALONEY 5 FOR 9 ONE 2004-05 S. WILLIAMS 5 FOR 9 ONE 2001-02 P. THIERING 5 FOR 14 ONE 2003-04 A. CROSS-LEE 5 FOR 14
UNDER 15
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
OPEN 2004-05 S. BRYSON 6 FOR 9 TWO 1999-00 J. RICHARDSON 6 FOR 25 ONE 1994-95 A. THOMAS 6 FOR 50 ONE 1998-99 J. DEES 5 FOR 2 OPEN 2004-05 S. KALOS 5 FOR 10 TWO 1997-98 P.ARENTSEN 5 FOR 11 OPEN 2004-05 T. FINEMORE 5 FOR 14 ONE 1998-99 M. CZAIKOWSKI 5 FOR 15 TWO 1998-99 B. BOURKE 5 FOR 21 ONE 1994-95 M. CALLANDER 5 FOR 23
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UNDER 16
DIV. SEASON PLAYER WICKETS
ONE 1998-99 G. SALT 6 FOR 13 ONE 1995-96 M. CALLANDER 6 FOR 14 ONE 2002-03 A. MARR 6 FOR 39 ONE 2000-01 D. VAN DER KLEY 5 FOR 10 ONE 1995-96 T. GRACE 5 FOR 14 ONE 2002-03 G. SILVERS 5 FOR 16 TWO 1999-00 C. DUFTY 5 FOR 19 ONE 1995-96 M. CALLANDER 5 FOR 36 ONE 2002-03 G. SILVERS 5 FOR 40 ONE 1995-96 O. BARR 5 FOR 54
2004-05 WICKET KEEPER RECORDS
AGE GROUP PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
11 DIV.2 J. BENNETT 11 0 11 13 DIV.2 C. BOYD 7 0 7 14 DIV.1 S. WOODWARD-BROWN 11 3 14 15 Open C. TRISCARI 8 2 10
Does not include semi finals and finals. Where no details have been filled in there has been no regular wicketkeeper for that team.
WICKET KEEPER RECORDS*
UNDER 9
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 1994-95 D. SALT 6 1 7 ONE 1998-99 S. WOODWARD BROWN 5 0 5
UNDER 10
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 2000-01 S. WOODWARD BROWN 8 0 8 ONE 1995-96 D. SALT 6 1 7 ONE 1994-95 J. REED 6 0 6 ONE 1996-97 S. FINEMORE 5 0 5
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UNDER 11
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 2001-02 S. WOODWARD BROWN 15 2 17 ONE 1994-95 B. FILMER 13 1 14 TWO 2002-03 C. BOYD 13 0 13 TWO 1996-97 D. SALT 10 2 12 TWO 2004-05 J. BENNETT 11 0 11 ONE 2000-01 C. TRISCARI 6 4 10 ONE 1997-98 J. HUNTER 6 0 6
UNDER 12
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 1996-97 S. KELLEHER 11 2 13 ONE 1997-98 D. SALT 6 6 12 ONE 1995-96 B. FILMER 11 0 11 ONE 2001-02 C. TRISCARI 7 3 10 TWO 2003-04 N. GEGG 8 1 9 ONE 1998-99 B. JENKINS 8 0 8 ONE 2003-04 C. BOYD 5 1 6
UNDER 13
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 1998-99 J. BERGER 6 15 21 ONE 1995-96 K. DOYLE 5 7 12 ONE 1997-98 S. KELLEHER 8 3 11 ONE 2001-02 J. MOBLEY 5 3 8 TWO 2000-01 E. REDWIN 4 3 7 TWO 2004-05 C. BOYD 7 0 7 ONE 1996-97 B. FILMER 6 0 6 TWO 1994-95 P. BENDALL 4 2 6 TWO 1997-98 C. DRISCOLL 6 0 6
UNDER 14
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 1994-95 B. ROBINSON 13 8 21 ONE 1999-00 J. BERGER 11 7 18 ONE 2002-03 C. TRISCARI 12 6 18 ONE 2004-05 S. W’WARD-BROWN 11 3 14 ONE 1996-97 K. DOYLE 8 3 11 TWO 1995-96 P. BENDALL 8 1 9 ONE 1997-98 B. FILMER 7 1 8 ONE 1998-99 S. KELLEHER 6 2 8 ONE 2003-04 C. TRISCARI 7 0 7 69
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 1995-96 B. ROBINSON 10 3 13 ONE 1997-98 K. DOYLE 7 4 11 ONE 1998-99 B. FILMER 9 2 11 TWO 1997-98 M. MARTIN 10 1 11 ONE 2001-02 D. SALT 6 4 10 TWO 1999-00 S. KELLEHER 6 4 10 ONE 1994-95 H. STIMSON 7 2 9 ONE 2000-01 J. BERGER 4 5 9
UNDER 16
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES STUMPINGS TOTAL
ONE 2002-03 D. SALT 14 9 23 ONE 1999-00 B. THOMAS 9 7 16 ONE 1999-00 B. FILMER 11 3 14 OPEN 2004-05 C. TRISCARI 8 2 10 TWO 2003-04 J. MOSS 6 2 8 ONE 2001-02 A. SMITH 6 1 7 TWO 2000-01 J. RICHARDSON 7 0 7 TWO 2003-04 J. AMANN 7 0 7 ONE 1995-96 H. STIMSON 4 1 5
2004-05 CATCHING RECORDS
AGE GROUP NAME CATCHES
8 Open D. SPARKES 4 10 Open N. MULVANEY 6 10 Open P. ROSATO 6 11 DIV.2 M. NEWTON 12 12 Open B. COSTELLO 4 12 Open J. LATHAM 4 12 Open J. THRIFT 4 13 DIV.2 T. DAWES 8 14 DIV.1 C. BRYANT 6 14 DIV.2 M. POYNTING 5 15 Open P. MALONEY 12
Does not include semi finals and finals.
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CATCHING RECORDS
UNDER 9
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
ONE 1996-97 C. DOUGLAS 8 ONE 1994-95 D.SALT 7 ONE 1997-98 L. SIMPSON 7 ONE 1994-95 A. MARR 5 ONE 1995-96 S. FINEMORE 5 ONE 1998-99 R. BOYD 5
UNDER 10
DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
ONE 1996-97 S. POINTON 10 ONE 1994-95 M. POINTON 10 ONE 1999-00 R. BOYD 10 ONE 1994-95 S. KELLEHER 9 ONE 2000-01 A. CROSS LEE 9 OPEN 2003-04 M. NEWTON 9 ONE 1994-95 A. CURRY 8 ONE 1996-97 S. FINEMORE 8 ONE 1998-99 L. SIMPSON 8 ONE 1998-99 N. SPRATT 8 ONE 2000-01 S. WOODWARD BROWN 8 ONE 2000-01 C. BRYANT 8 ONE 1997-98 S. PATERSON 8
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
TWO 2002-03 B. ALDOUS 16 ONE 2001-02 S. WOODWARD BROWN 15 TWO 2002-03 L. DENNY 15 ONE 1994-95 M. CZAIKOWSKI 13 ONE 1994-95 B. FILMER 13 TWO 2002-03 M. REARDON 13 TWO 2002-03 C. BOYD 13 ONE 1994-95 D.COBDEN 12 TWO 2002-03 W. TREDINNICK 12 TWO 2004-05 M. NEWTON 12
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
ONE 1995-96 B. FILMER 11 ONE 1996-97 S.KELLEHER 11 TWO 1998-99 J. MOLONEY 11 TWO 1997-98 P. BROWN 10 TWO 2003-04 W. TREDINNICK 10 TWO 2003-04 D. TRISCARI 9 TWO 1998-99 S. COCO 9 ONE 1998-99 B. JENKINS 8 ONE 1999-00 M. LEWIS 8 ONE 2001-02 P. DIXON 8 ONE 2001-02 S. KALOS 8 TWO 2002-03 M. POYNTING 8 TWO 2003-04 P. BERRELL 8 TWO 2003-04 R. COLQUHUON 8 TWO 2003-04 N. GREG 8
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
TWO 1994-95 B. TOKI 14 ONE 1999-00 S. POINTON 11 ONE 1996-97 D.COBDEN 9 ONE 1998-99 E. BRAWN 9 ONE 1999-00 S. FINEMORE 9 ONE 2001-02 D. POVIC 9 TWO 1994-95 M. JOHNSTON 9 TWO 1994-95 T. MARTIN 9 ONE 1997-98 S. KELLEHER 8 TWO 2004-05 T. DAWES 8 ONE 1997-98 K. DOYLE 7 TWO 1994-95 J. NEWBERRY 7
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
ONE 1994-95 B. ROBINSON 13 ONE 2002-03 C. TRISCARI 12 ONE 2003-04 C. TRISCARI 12 ONE 1999-00 J. BERGER 11 ONE 1994-95 S. WILLIAMS 10 ONE 1996-97 M. WILLIAMS 10 TWO 1997-98 N. McDERMOTT 10 ONE 1999-00 K. WILLIAMS 9 ONE 2000-01 G. SILVERS 9 ONE 2003-04 P.MALONEY 9 TWO 2002-03 C. JORDAN 9 72
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
OPEN 2004-05 P. MALONEY 12 TWO 1997-98 M. MARTIN 12 ONE 1995-96 B. ROBINSON 10 ONE 1998-99 B. FILMER 9 ONE 1994-95 A. THOMAS 8 TWO 1996-97 L. DONOGHUE 8 TWO 1997-98 P.ARENTSEN 8 ONE 1997-98 K. DOYLE 7 ONE 2001-02 M. BAGOU 7 ONE 2001-02 J. MALONEY 7 TWO 1999-00 J. REED 7
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DIV. SEASON PLAYER CATCHES
ONE 1999-00 M.ROSS 13 ONE 1999-00 B. FILMER 11 TWO 1999-00 B. HARDIE 10 ONE 1999-00 B. THOMAS 9 ONE 2002-03 D. SALT 9 ONE 2002-03 S. POINTON 9 ONE 1995-96 M.CALLANDER 8 TWO 1999-00 M. ATKINSON 8 ONE 1997-98 M. JOHNSTON 7 ONE 2002-03 S. FINEMORE 7 TWO 2000-01 J. RICHARDSON 7 TWO 2003-04 J. AMANN 7 TWO 2003-04 J. MOSS 7
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