Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Incorporated 107th Annual General Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the One Hundred and Seventh Annual General Meeting of the Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Incorporated will be held at the Richmond Club Limited, East Market Street, Richmond on Monday, 11 July 2005 commencing at 7.45 p.m.
Agenda
1. Confirmation of Minutes of the One Hundred and Sixth Annual General Meeting
2. Consideration and adoption of the One Hundred and Seventh Annual Report and Financial Statement
3. To receive and consider the Committee Statement which is required to be submitted to members pursuant to Section 26(6) of the Act
4. Election of Office Bearers of the Association and ordinary members of the Committee, viz
. Patrons . President . Senior Vice-President . Junior Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Chairperson of the Junior Management Committee * . Assistant Secretary . Delegate to the NSW Districts Cricket Association . Delegate to the Hawkesbury Sports Council . Ordinary members of the Senior Management Committee (a maximum of one from each affiliated club)
5. Election of Honorary Auditors
6. Election of Honorary Solicitors
7. Election of Judiciary and Disputes Committee (eight to be elected)
8. Consideration of Amendments to the Objects and Rules (Section 1)
9. Consideration of Amendments to the By-Laws and Playing Rules (Section 2)
9. General Business brought forward in accordance with the Objects, Rules and By Laws of the Association • Honorariums • Team Fees and Player Levies for 2005-2006
* There are amendment proposals to the Objects and Rules which, if carried, will have the effect of removing this position
Hilary Griffith, Association Secretary PO Box 148 1 May 2005 RICHMOND NSW 2753 1 Office Bearers 2004-2005
Executive President Mr Peter Seagrott Senior Vice-President Mr Peter Lea Junior Vice-President Mr Daniel Apps Honorary Secretary Mr Hilary Griffith Treasurer Mr Allan Carver Chairperson of the Junior Management Committee Mr Peter Harris
Senior Management Committee Bligh Park CC Mr Michael Byrne Freemans Reach CC Mr Stephen Hile Glossodia CC Mr Graham Drury Maroota CC Mr Greg Hitchcock North Richmond CC Dr Stephen Cross Pitt Town Sports CC Mr William Bartley Richmond CC Mr Peter Flanagan Riverstone RSL CC Mr Daniel Clarke Schofields CC Mr Kevin Meurant Wilberforce CC Mr Bob Tabet Windsor Leagues CC Mr Michael Wilson Hawkesbury Cricket Umpires Association Mr Ken Woods Assistant Secretary Ms Melissa Packer Junior Management Committee Chairperson Mr Peter Harris Assistant Chairperson Mr Glen Power Junior Secretary Ms Melissa Packer Junior Treasurer Mr John Hopper Bligh Park CC Mr Mark Van der Reyden Freemans Reach CC Mr Sam De Mattia Glossodia CC Mr John Reid Maroota CC Ms Carolyn Langham North Richmond CC Mr David Baker Pitt Town Sports CC Mr John Grayson Richmond CC Ms Leanne McConville Riverstone RSL CC Ms Veronica Dingle Wilberforce CC Mr Mark Hartnett Windsor Leagues CC Mr Paul Mullens Junior Representative Secretary Ms Denise Carver Other Office-Bearers Delegates to NSW Districts Cricket Association Messrs Hilary Griffith, Peter Harris Honorary Auditor Mr Barry Smith Honorary Solicitor Mr Don Shaddick Judiciary and Disputes Committee Messrs Ray Bremner, Leigh Douglass, Carl Eilbeck, Ian Johnston, Ross Matheson, Kevin Meurant, Barry Smith, Ian Vernon
2 List of Members 2004-2005
Life Members
Mr Ken Birdsey Mr Neal Hall Mr Col Roberts Mr Bob Brown Mr Ian Johnston Mr Reg Sligar Mr Cliff Bullock Mr Gordon Lawson Mr Barry Smith Mr Leigh Douglass Mr John Leck Mr Frank Stacy Mr Carl Eilbeck Mr Adrian Lindo Mr Phil Tuckerman Mr Peter Greentree Mr Ross Matheson Mr Russ Woods Mr Brian Quinton
Member Clubs
Bligh Park CC President Mr Ray Bremner Secretary Mr Mark Van der Reyden
Freemans Reach CC President Mr George Greentree Secretary Mr Craig Douglas
Glossodia CC President Ms Tammy Barber Secretary Mr John Reid
Maroota CC President Mr Leigh Douglass Secretary Mr Greg Hitchcock
North Richmond CC President Mr Ross Matheson Secretary Mr John Boersma
Pitt Town Sports CC President Mr Harry Stephens Secretary Mr Martin Sharp
Richmond CC President Mr Mal Stephens Secretary Mr Wayne Packer
Riverstone RSL CC President Mr Tapio Humlin Secretary Ms Victoria Sinka
Schofields CC President Mr Scott Mulford Secretary Mr Shane Smith
Wilberforce CC President Mr Bob Tabet Secretary Mr Sue Venables
Windsor Leagues CC President Mr Peter Lea Secretary Ms Susan Garay
3 President’s Report
Once again we bid farewell to another great season of cricket in our Association, that I trust everyone enjoyed as much as I did. Congratulations to all the Premiership-winning sides and all the individual trophy winners. The competitions were all hard fought and the semi-finalists were not decided until the last round in many grades. As every year the stand out performers can look forward to filling places in higher grades, while all us old fellows can hopefully fill spots in the lower grades.
Year after year, our District can only survive with the dedication of the Senior Management Committee. Thank you to all the Club Representatives for their time and efforts, with special thanks to Peter Lea, as Senior Vice-President and Grading Committee Chairman, Allan Carver, Association Treasurer, for his efforts at keeping our District in the black and Hilary Griffith for the endless hours he puts into our District representing us all over town. Unfortunately, some clubs are still having trouble finding a representative, which leaves those clubs out of the decisions affecting them and their players.
In any sport it is essential to have the support and contributions of sponsors. This season we continued to have the support of the Richmond Club, and it was greatly appreciated, along with all the other sponsors who supported individual Association representative teams. We trust that the conduct of all our representative players has been a true reflection of the esteem in which we hold our sponsors and the advertising has been beneficial to them. We look forward to continuing these arrangements in the years ahead.
Our Representatives sides all performed well, with the Goulder Shield side performing the best, by taking out the final in a nail-biting finish. Congratulations girls and we hope you will all stay together next season to defend the title. Thank you to all the coaches, managers, parents and all the supporters that donated their time to help our “Up and Coming Champions”.
Thanks to Peter Harris, Melissa Packer, Denise Carver, John Hopper and all the Junior Management Committee for their efforts in organising the Junior Competition this season. A District is nothing without its juniors.
In closing, I reiterate how enjoyable the past year has been, serving as President of The Hawkesbury District Cricket Association. It has been a privilege and a pleasure to be closely involved in the District and I look forward to being a part of the Association in the coming years, as I believe the Hawkesbury is, and will continue to be, a District on the rise.
Yours in cricket
Peter Seagrott President
4 Association Secretary’s Report
It is with pleasure that I present the 107th Annual Report of the Hawkesbury Cricket Association Incorporated. The previous Annual Meeting was held on 12 July 2004 and attendance of 31 persons was as follows: Mr P. Seagrott (President), Mr P. Lea (Senior Vice-President), Mr H.J.F. Griffith (Secretary), Mr Allan Carver (Treasurer), Mr P. Harris (Junior Chairperson), Messrs K. Birdsey, C. Eilbeck, I. Johnston and R. Matheson (Life Members), Messrs D. Apps, M. Byrne, R. Bremner, Mark Van der Reyden, R. Thompson (Bligh Park), Messrs S. Hile, P. Noble (Freemans Reach), Ms Tammy Barber and Messrs Trevor Barber, Graham Drury, Steve Richards (Glossodia), Ms C. Langham, Ms R. Bennett and Mr G. Hitchcock (Maroota), Messrs D. Baker, J. Boersma (North Richmond), Mr H. Stephens (Pitt Town Sports), Messrs W. Packer, L. Johnson (Richmond), Ms S. Garay and Mr F. Garay (Windsor Leagues) and Ms M. Packer (Assistant Secretary) An apology was tendered by Mr W. Bartley (Pitt Town Sports) Association By-Laws A number of amendments to the By-Laws and Playing Rules were passed. These included changes to again award trophies for individuals in the Under 11 competition, to provide for stricter guidelines for player-umpire attire, to allow replacements in senior matches for emergency service workers and volunteers called away from matches and to allow the executive a greater timeframe to move semi-final and final matches if required. Delegates Messrs Hilary Griffith (4) and Peter Harris (1) represented Hawkesbury at the four meetings of the NSW Districts Cricket Association during the season. Mr Griffith was again elected to the Executive of the NSW District Cricket Association and served on the Inter-District and Appeals Committees. Club Changes Prior to the season commencing, the HDCA was informed by Riverstone RSL Cricket Club that it had altered its name to Riverstone Cricket Club. The alteration was approved. The Macquarie Towns Cricket Club advised that teams would not be fielded and that the club was being dissolved. The Association received this advice with regret. Restructure of the Association At the time of preparation of this report, an Association sub-committee is active in the development of proposals for the restructure of the HDCA to amalgamate both the Junior and Senior Management Committees into one Management Committee. A consultative process involving a wide group of individuals and organisations will come forward with proposed amendments to the Objects, Rules and By-Laws at the 2005 Annual General Meeting. The proposals seek to address four main issues within the HDCA, viz: • A shortage of volunteers to fill Office-Bearer positions with the HDCA under the current arrangements • Attendance record of some clubs at management committee meetings • Double payment of audit, bank and incorporation fees • Perceived management inconsistencies and communication difficulties
Hilary Griffith Association Secretary 10 May 2004
5 HAWKESBURY DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION Representative Cricket in 2004-05 Martin Shield Quarter-Finalists
Season 2004-05 was again an enjoyable one for all involved although unfortunately it was nowhere near as successful as we had hoped it would be. After being finalists last year and premiers the season before, we had every intention of going one step further this season and securing our second premiership in three years. Unfortunately it wasn’t to be.
This season saw a few changes to our squad. The retirements of Ross McConville and Frank Coutis from representative cricket allowed new boys Matt Smith, Russ Trokus and Dale Matheson to represent the Hawkesbury district in season 2004-05. All three acquitted themselves well throughout the year.
Once again opening batsman Alan Mitchell led from the front and was a model of consistency. Mitch has had only one score below 50 in 14 innings over three years. This is a remarkable achievement by easily the most outstanding cricketer in the competition. His form this year again allowed us to finish on top of our pool and advance to the final eight.
The quarter-final was against Fairfield at Turnbull Oval, and on a hot day we won the toss and elected to bat. Another 50 from Mitchell had us well-placed for a big score but his departure saw a collapse and we limped to lunch at 7-113. Some good lower-order batting from Matheson allowed us to reach 150 but it was always going to be difficult to defend on a good batting wicket.
Fairfield got off to a flying start and was 2-50 after six overs. However tight bowling and great fielding saw them require seven runs off the 55th and final over with two wickets in hand. Fairfield regained their composure and scored the winning runs off the second-last ball. Our campaign was over.
Once again though, the boys all enjoyed the season. The support from the Association over the last three seasons has been remarkable and it has made playing cricket for the Hawkesbury district a pleasure. Every side we played over the last three years has commented how great the support for our side has been. Thanks must go to the Executive of the HDCA, in particular our manager Allan Carver. Allan gave up his time to run our side and without him our success would not have been possible. Also, thanks must go to Hilary Griffith and Peter Seagrott for their continued support. I must also thank our sponsors, the Richmond Club, for their continued support.
Finally, to the players who have given up their time, I thank you. Your efforts this year once again have been tremendous. Be proud of your achievements.
David Byrnes Captain
6 SUMMARY OF MATCHES MARTIN SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 4 0 3 0 1 0 15 1st/4 in division Quarter-finalists BATTING: 34 wickets for 742 runs, average 21.82 BOWLING: 38 wickets for 559 runs, average 14.71 QUOTIENT 1.48
CAPTAIN: David Byrnes (4) TOSS: WON 3 LOST 1
BATTING AVERAGES MARTIN SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD A. Mitchell 4 4 1 136* 258 86.00 4 G. Sharpe 4 4 1 57* 112 37.33 M. Dunlea 4 4 0 60 85 21.25 M. Johnson 4 4 1 25 49 16.33 3 3 D. Levy 4 4 0 22 52 13.00 David Byrnes 4 3 0 31 33 11.00 M. Goszko 4 4 0 17 21 5.25 Geoff Drury 4 3 1 4* 5 2.50 C. Barwick 4 4 0 4 6 1.50 2 Also batted: C. Cikoja 1 1 0 14 14 D. Matheson 1 1 0 29 29 M. Smith 3 2 1 14 21 R. Trokus 3 2 1 4* 4
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER A. Mitchell 136* v NSW Churches A. Mitchell 64 v Fairfield-Liverpool (Quarter-Final) M. Dunlea 60 v Manly-Warringah A. Mitchell 58 v Manly-Warringah G. Sharpe 57* v Northern Districts
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st wicket 92 M.Dunlea - A.Mitchell v Manly-Warringah 2nd wicket 98 A.Mitchell - G.Sharpe v NSW Churches 3rd wicket 68 A.Mitchell - D.Levy v NSW Churches 4th wicket 48 A.Mitchell - M.Johnson v Fairfield-Liverpool (Quarter-Final) 5th wicket 24 G.Sharpe - M.Goszko v Northern Districts 6th wicket 5* A.Mitchell - M.Johnson v NSW Churches 5 C.Barwick - M.Goszko v Fairfield-Liverpool (Quarter-Final) 7th wicket 45 G.Sharpe - David Byrnes v Manly-Warringah 8th wicket 31 G.Sharpe - M.Smith v Northern Districts 9th wicket 37 G.Sharpe - C.Cikoja v Northern Districts 10th wicket 25 R.Trokus - D.Matheson v Fairfield-Liverpool (Quarter-Final)
7 BOWLING AVERAGES MARTIN SHIELD BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE David Byrnes 7-33 68.2 13 155 16 9.69 Geoff Drury 6-33 48.2 10 130 10 13.00 M. Dunlea 1-12 21 3 66 3 22.00 A. Mitchell 2-35 24 3 78 3 26.00
Also bowled: C. Cikoja 2-34 10 2 34 2 D. Matheson 1-22 7.5 2 22 1 R. Trokus 2-26 15 4 45 2
FIVE WICKETS OR MORE IN AN INNINGS David Byrnes 7-33 v NSW Churches Geoff Drury 6-33 v Northern Districts David Byrnes 5-66 v Manly-Warringah
RESULTS OF MATCHES MARTIN SHIELD
1. HAWKESBURY 9-228 (M.Dunlea 60, A.Mitchell 58, David Byrnes 31, M.Johnson 23, D.Levy 22) beat MANLY-WARRINGAH 168 (David Byrnes 5-66, Geoff Drury 2-25) at Graham.
2. HAWKESBURY 136 (G. Sharpe 57 not out) beat NORTHERN DISTRICTS 115 (Geoff Drury 6-33, C.Cikoja 2-34) at Turnbull.
3. HAWKESBURY 5-228 (A.Mitchell 136 not out, G.Sharpe 44, D.Levy 21) beat NSW CHURCHES 125 (David Byrnes 7-33, A.Mitchell 2-35) at Turnbull.
QF. FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL 8-152 (David Byrnes 3-39, R.Trokus 2-26, Geoff Drury 2-40) beat HAWKESBURY 151 (A.Mitchell 64, D.Matheson 29, M.Johnson 25) at Turnbull.
8 Durham Shield (Under 19)
TEAM: Ben Condon (C), Ben Adams, Brad Boersma, Ben Cain, Marty Clifton, Evan Frost, Brady Harris, Trent Hawkett, Dominic Miller, David Noble, Brady Smith, Cameron Watson, Cameron Worland,
With only four players back from last year, the side was mainly made up of local players in their first year out of junior cricket. We had players from First Grade to Fifth Grade, averaging just over 17 years of age. Hopefully the 10 players that are eligible to play again next year will form the nucleus of an extremely good side. Time and commitment will tell.
As the manager of this side, I found every player to have a great will to win, with enough fun in his mind to really enjoy the competition. It was a distinct pleasure to be associated with this team of young men. I would also like to thank Neill Cain and Michele Harris for their help and assistance during the competition.
Round 1 – 31 October 2004 Lost v Parramatta at Turnbull Oval
After winning the toss, Hawkesbury decided to bat first on a good batting wicket. Due to some great accurate Parramatta bowling we found the score 3-20 after just nine overs and the team knew that they had to dig deep and build a strong partnership. We found just the right two players to start the fight back with Trent Hawkett (stumped on 38), and Ben Cain (caught on a quick fire 60) dramatically increasing the run rate. They hit 75 runs in 12 hot overs. Dom Miller went, well caught for 30 off only 13 scoring shots while David Noble batted steadily at the other end for a well-constructed 28. The Hawks finished with very credible 8-206 off the allotted 55 overs.
Parramatta batted well to build a good score. However after 20 overs they were 20 runs behind, but had only lost one wicket at this stage of the game. They lost only a further five wickets before passing our score in the 51st over. Cameron Watson (with 1-25 off eight overs), Cam Worland (1- 27 off nine) and Brady Harris (2-30 off seven) were the pick of the bowlers against a strong Parramatta batting side.
Round 2 - 28 November 2004 Lost v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills at Berowra Oval
Hornsby won the toss and batted first. Our bowlers were well supported in the field with eight catches (including three in the deep by Cameron Watson). Evan Frost snared 4-51 off 13 overs with Ben Cain grabbing 2-22 off eight. Hornsby was eventually bowled out for 190 off 46 overs.
Our openers struggled early, both out cheaply to lbw decisions. Brad Boersma batted patiently for 20 before being tragically run out. Trent Hawkett batted strongly, scoring a great 53 including eight boundaries. A middle order collapse losing 3-3 did not help our cause. Ben Adams came in late in the innings, hitting 23 before being caught on the fence chasing down the Hornsby score. Hawkesbury was all out for 147 in the 42nd over.
Round 3 - 19 December 2004 Lost on run rate v Camden at Raby 2
Ben Condon won the toss and decided to bat. Opener Brad Boersma got the faintest nick to be caught behind on 9.
9 Cam Worland built towards a good score of 51, before being the 6th wicket to fall with the score on 100 after 28 overs. Four lbws for only 22 runs in the middle order slowed the run rate down with our score ending up 10-137 after only 47 overs.
Opening bowlers Cameron Watson (with 0-19 off 12 overs) and Brady Smith (3-36 off seven overs) had the Camden side worried. Ben Condon broke a promising partnership getting two quick wickets. With victory staring us in the face the heavens opened up with a flash flood and gale force winds, stopping the game with a win awarded to Camden on run rate. A game that we could have easily won had been cruelly taken away from us.
Round 4 - 9 January2005 Won v Fairfield-Liverpool at Turnbull Oval
With Ben Condon once again winning the toss, Hawkesbury batted first on a well-prepared Bruce Earle wicket at Turnbull Oval. Opening the batting, Cam Worland continued where he had left off, scoring a magnificent 76, hitting the ball to all points of the ground. Middle order batsmen Ben Adams (36 runs) and Dom Miller (38), hammered the bowling, with Brady Harris scoring a quick 25 not out to help the score along to 8-235 off 55 overs. Interestingly all eight wickets were caught by Fairfield-Liverpool.
Cam Watson bowled quite superbly taking 3-31 off 16 overs with seven maidens. At the other end Brady Smith bowled a great line and length (0-17 off eight), while Cam Worland got 3-19 off ten overs with four maidens. A few batters got starts but with seven brilliant catches in the field the opposition was never in the hunt, all out for 169 in the 52nd over.
Round 5 - 16 January 2005 Won v Northern Districts at Somerville Oval
Ben Condon yet again won the toss and once again backed his batters, deciding to have first use of a grassy wicket. David Noble put his hand up to open the batting and treated the opening bowlers with distain, chancing his hand and smacking 42 off 15 scoring shots. Cam Worland had a rare failure with a duck, quickly followed by Dom Miller and Ben Cain who hardly troubled the scorers. At 4-75 we were in a bit of trouble when Ben Adams and Ben Condon combined for a 75 run fifth- wicket partnership. Ben Condon was eventually out for a hard-hitting 30. Ben Adams continued to pillage the bowlers, hitting at will, and teaming with Brady Smith to smash a 136 run, 7th wicket partnership in 14 overs of power hitting. Brady was out on 70 bowled by a beauty. Ben Adams was finally caught, after scoring an incredible 125, with 17 fours and a six. Cameron Watson remained not out on 11, rounding the score at a fantastic 305 off 55 overs.
If Cam Worland failed with the bat, he made up for it with the ball, capturing the first three wickets for just 8 runs, and ending up with 3-22 off seven overs, including 14 runs off the last over he bowled. Cam Watson once again bowled tightly with 0-15 off eight overs with three maidens. Ben Cain calmly chipped in with 4-18 off nine overs with three maidens and spinner Marty Clifton cleaned up the tail with 2-13. Northern Districts was all out for 116 off 39 overs.
Peter Harris Manager
10 SUMMARY OF MATCHES DURHAM SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 5 0 2 0 3 0 13 3rd/5 in division (6th/10) BATTING: 46 wickets for 1030 runs, average 22.39 BOWLING: 42 wickets for 815 runs, average 19.40 QUOTIENT 1.15
CAPTAIN: B. Condon (5) TOSS: WON 4 LOST 1
BATTING AVERAGES DURHAM SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD B. Adams 4 4 0 125 194 48.50 3 Brady Smith 5 5 2 70 113 37.67 C. Worland 5 5 0 76 144 28.80 1 T. Hawkett 4 4 0 53 112 28.00 1 B. Cain 3 3 0 60 68 22.67 2 D. Miller 4 4 0 38 75 18.75 5 D. Noble 5 5 0 42 88 17.60 1 B. Harris 4 3 1 25* 32 16.00 1 C. Watson 5 4 2 11* 23 11.50 3 B. Boersma 4 4 0 20 38 9.50 2 B. Condon 5 5 0 30 41 8.20 1 E. Frost 4 4 1 15 23 7.67 3 M. Clifton 3 3 0 8 10 3.33 1
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER
B. Adams 125 v Northern District C. Worland 76 v Fairfield-Liverpool Brady Smith 70 v Northern District B. Cain 60 v Parramatta T. Hawkett 53 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills C. Worland 51 v Camden
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS
1st wicket 28 C.Worland - B.Boersma v Fairfield-Liverpool 2nd wicket 52 C.Worland - D.Noble v Camden 3rd wicket 61 C.Worland - Brady Smith v Fairfield-Liverpool 4th wicket 73 T.Hawkett - D.Miller v Parramatta 5th wicket 75 B.Adams - B.Condon v Northern District 6th wicket 69 B.Cain - D.Noble v Parramatta 7th wicket 136 B.Adams - Brady Smith v Northern Districts 8th wicket 29 B.Adams - T.Hawkett v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 9th wicket 23* B.Harris - E.Frost v Fairfield-Liverpool 10th wicket 20 Brady Smith - M.Clifton v Camden
11 BOWLING AVERAGES DURHAM SHIELD
BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE B. Cain 4-18 22.4 5 73 6 12.17 C. Worland 3-19 41 12 110 8 13.75 C. Watson 3-31 50 13 92 5 18.40 E. Frost 4-51 26 3 118 6 19.67 B. Condon 2-26 31 0 140 7 20.00 Brady Smith 3-36 35 5 138 4 34.50
Also bowled: M. Clifton 2-13 6.5 0 37 2 B. Harris 2-30 12 1 42 2 T. Hawkett 1-4 0.4 0 4 1 D. Noble 2 0 13 0
RESULTS OF MATCHES DURHAM SHIELD
1. PARRAMATTA 6-210 (B.Harris 2-30, B.Condon 2-35) beat HAWKESBURY 206 (B.Cain 60, T.Hawkett 38, D.Miller 30, D.Noble 28) at Turnbull.
2. HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS 190 (E.Frost 4-51, B.Cain 2-22, B.Condon 2-36) beat HAWKESBURY 147 (T.Hawkett 53, B.Adams 23, B.Boersma 20) at Berowra.
3. CAMDEN 6-130 (39 overs) (Brady Smith 3-36, B.Condon 2-26) beat HAWKESBURY 137 (C.Worland 51) at Raby 2.
4. HAWKESBURY 8-235 (C.Worland 76, D.Miller 38, B.Adams 36, B.Harris 25 not out) beat FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL 169 (C.Worland 3-19, C.Watson 3-31, E.Frost 2-36) at Turnbull.
5. HAWKESBURY 305 (B.Adams 125, Brady Smith 70, D.Noble 42, B.Condon 30) beat NORTHERN DISTRICT 116 (B.Cain 4-18, C.Worland 3-22, M.Clifton 2-13) at Somerville.
12 Watson Shield (Under 16)
TEAM Raza Khan (C), Ben England (vc), Jason Airey, Aaron Bayne, Matthew Carpini, Clinton Carver, Anton Clasquin, Patrick Green, Brandon Gregory, Kasim Khan, Jamie McDonald, David Wilcox.
Game 1 – Camden 3-121 defeated Hawkesbury 119
The Hawks won the toss and chose to bat. Anton Clasquin and Kasim Khan put together an opening partnership of 24. However that’s as good as it got, due to the constant loss of wickets, leaving Camden a small and very gettable target to chase. Batting honours went to Kasim Khan (35) and Raza Khan (30). The Hawks tried their best to take as many wickets as they could, however they could only dismiss three batters. Jason Airey, Kasim Khan and Aaron Bayne each picked up a wicket.
Game 2 – Hawkesbury 5-98(dec) defeated Newcastle 46 and 5-134
The Hawks were out for revenge against Newcastle as the two teams had played each other every year, with the Hawks being defeated each time. Newcastle won the toss and chose to bat. From the start, the hawks were all about getting the job done quickly, taking wickets at regular intervals. The Hawks bowled Newcastle out for 46 after 28 overs. Kasim Khan was a standout with the ball, taking 5-21 off 9 overs, Jason Airey also bowled well taking 3-3 off 6 overs, Jamie McDonald and Clinton Carver also took a wicket. Ben England was excellent in the field with three catches.
In reply, the Hawks started slowly, losing 2-5, however Anton Clasquin (21), David Wilcox (36 not out) and Aaron Bayne (22) managed to get the Hawks’ total up to 5-98 before declaring. With Newcastle very determined to avoid an outright loss, the Hawks found it very difficult to gain wickets. Newcastle finished the day at 5-134. Bowling honours went to Ben England 2-14, with Jason Airey, Brandon Gregory and Raza Khan each grabbing a wicket.
Game 3 – Sutherland 214 defeated Hawkesbury 99
The Hawks won the toss and sent Sutherland into bat first. The Hawks took a wicket in the first over, however they waited a long time for the next to come at 2-66. With wickets hard to come by Aaron Bayne stepped up to the bowling crease and took a magnificent 5-21 off six overs, which included a well deserved hat-trick. Kasim Khan also bowled well, taking 2-31 off 12 overs, with Clinton Carver and Jamie McDonald also taking a wicket. Pat Green had an outstanding game behind the stumps with four catches and only three byes from 60 overs.
The hawks got off to a slow start after being 2-10 due to the strong Sutherland bowling attack. Ben England tried to steady the ship by scoring a hard earned 28. With the score looking bleak at 8-55, Jamie McDonald (16 not out) and Jason Airey (26) combined to score a 9th wicket partnership of 40. However this was not enough, with the Hawks dismissed for 99.
Game 4 – Blacktown 331 defeated Hawkesbury 166
Blacktown won the toss and chose to bat. The Hawks got off to a good start by keeping the opposition to 3-31 off 10 overs. This pressure showed with Blacktown slumping to 5-55, however Hawkesbury backed off the pressure for a short period of time, which was long enough for Blacktown to lift the run rate to 5 runs per over. The Hawks had Blacktown at 9-218 before the opposition compiled a 10th wicket stand of 113 to set a monster score of 331. Bowling honours went to Kasim Khan 3-40, Jamie McDonald 2-68, with Jason Airey, Clinton Carver and Matt Carpini all taking a wicket. 13 Hawkesbury got off to a great start thanks to strong batting by Ben England (32) and Anton Clasquin (34), lifting the team score to 3-81 after their dismissals. Good contributions by David Wilcox (17) and Aaron Bayne (15) had the score at 5-132, however the strength of the Blacktown attack showed by taking a couple of quick wickets to have the Hawks in trouble. Pat Green put up a strong fight, putting on 43 in the last eight overs, this however was still not enough to prevent another Hawkesbury loss. The Hawks were finally dismissed for 166.
Game 5 – Fairfield Liverpool 233 drew with Hawkesbury 3-99
Fairfield won the toss and chose to bat first. With Jamie McDonald, Jason Airey and Ben England each taking an early wicket, the Hawks had the opposition on the ropes at 3-42 off 14 overs. As the Hawks continued to take wickets, Fairfield continued to add runs, with the score at 6-124, the opposition took advantage of some ordinary fielding to reach a healthy score of 233 before being dismissed. Bowling honours went to Ben England 3-45, Aaron Bayne 2-23, and Raza Khan 2-17. Jamie McDonald, Jason Airey and Kasim Khan all chipped in with a wicket each.
With the weather looking very threatening, the Hawks knew they had to score at a steady rate without losing too many wickets. Kasim Khan and Anton Clasquin started with an opening partnership of 24 when Kasim was dismissed for 14, and with the wicket of Anton for 22 the score was 2-42. Ben England and Aaron Bayne also added 24 before Aaron’s dismissal for 11, with the score at 3-66. Ben England and David Wilcox added 33 to take the score to 3-99 off 28 overs, then… the rain hit, and it didn’t stop! This resulted in a drawn game due to the Hawks innings being two overs shy of making the game official.
I wish to thank all the players for their effort and support they have given throughout this season. I would also like to thank the parents for helping with afternoon tea, getting the kids to and from training and the games, and also for their support towards me not only this season but for the past five seasons. It is much appreciated. Thank you!!!
Daniel Woods Coach
14 SUMMARY OF MATCHES WATSON SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 5 0 1 1 3 0 11 4th/6 in division (12th/17) BATTING: 38 wickets for 581 runs, average 15.29 BOWLING: 47 wickets for 1078 runs, average 22.94 QUOTIENT 0.67
CAPTAIN: Raza Khan (5) TOSS: WON 2 LOST 3
BATTING AVERAGES WATSON SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD
D. Wilcox 5 5 2 36* 78 26.00 B. England 5 5 1 42* 103 25.75 6 P. Green 5 4 1 43 57 19.00 8 A. Clasquin 5 5 0 34 92 18.40 2 A. Bayne 5 5 0 22 60 12.00 2 Kasim Khan 5 5 0 35 58 11.60 3 J. McDonald 5 3 1 16* 23 11.50 Jason Airey 5 3 0 26 26 8.67 2 Raza Khan 5 4 0 30 34 8.50 3 Matthew Carpini 5 3 0 4 4 1.33
Also batted: C. Carver 4 2 1 9* 10 1 B. Gregory 5 1 1 1* 1 3
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS
1st wicket 24 Kasim Khan - A.Clasquin v Camden 24 A.Clasquin - Kasim Khan v Fairfield-Liverpool 2nd wicket 49 B.England - A.Clasquin v Blacktown 3rd wicket 28 D.Wilcox - A.Clasquin v Newcastle 4th wicket 40 D.Wilcox - A.Bayne v Newcastle 5th wicket 16 Raza Khan - Kasim Khan v Camden 6th wicket 21* D.Wilcox - P.Green v Newcastle 7th wicket 33 Jason Airey - P.Green v Blacktown 8th wicket 2 J.McDonald - C.Carver v Sutherland 9th wicket 42 J.McDonald - Jason Airey v Sutherland 10th wicket 12 C.Carver - Matthew Carpini v Camden
15 BOWLING AVERAGES WATSON SHIELD
BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE
A. Bayne 5-21 26 5 86 8 10.75 Kasim Khan 5-21 54.4 7 181 12 15.08 Raza Khan 2-17 11 1 49 3 16.33 Jason Airey 3-3 44 11 144 7 20.57 B. England 3-45 38.1 6 132 5 26.40 J. McDonald 2-68 46 10 156 5 31.20 C. Carver 1-11 29 5 133 3 44.33
Also bowled: Matthew Carpini 1-19 13 2 60 1 A. Clasquin 5 2 30 0 B. Gregory 1-25 5 0 25 1 D. Wilcox 8 0 43 0
FIVE WICKETS OR MORE IN AN INNINGS
Kasim Khan 5-21 v Newcastle A. Bayne 5-21 v Sutherland
HAT TRICK
A. Bayne v Newcastle
RESULTS OF MATCHES WATSON SHIELD 1. CAMDEN 3-121 beat HAWKESBURY 119 (Kasim Khan 35, Raza Khan 30) at Wood. 2. HAWKESBURY 5-98 (dec) (31 overs) (D.Wilcox 36 not out, A.Bayne 22, A.Clasquin 21) beat NEWCASTLE 46 (Kasim Khan 5-21, Joshua Airey 3-3) and 5-134 (B.England 2-14) at Turnbull. 3. SUTHERLAND 214 (A.Bayne 5-21 including hat trick) beat HAWKESBURY 99 (B.England 28, Joshua Airey 26) at Sutherland. 4. BLACKTOWN 9-331 (Kasim Khan 3-40, J.McDonald 2-68) beat HAWKESBURY 166 (P.Green 43, A.Clasquin 34, B.England 32) at Joe McAleer. 5. FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL 233 (B.England 3-45, Raza Khan 2-17, A.Bayne 2-23) drew with HAWKESBURY 3-99 (28 overs) (B.England 42 not out, A.Clasquin 22) at Turnbull.
16 Weblin Shield (Under 15)
TEAM Jay Dyball (C), Rhys Alchin, Mitchell Bentley, Matthew Cividin, Braydon Greentree, Mitchell James, Matthew Jones, Mitchell Langham, Cameron McGhie, Chris Rankin, Andrew Mann, Tim Macefield
The team can be pleased with its results this season. In a strong pool that had three finalists and semi-finalists from previous years, each match was going to be a challenge. To meet this challenge each player decided to do the hard work necessary to be able to perform in the competitive representative arena. This resolve and determination led to very creditable results which would have been even better if not for the interruption by a thunderstorm in the last game which prevented us from batting, producing a draw.
The team took to the rigorous practice and training regime implemented with enthusiasm and application. The whole team displayed an ever-present hunger for advice and guidance matched only by their keenness to put what was learned into practice. Steady improvement was noticeable as their skills and approach to the game benefited from their desire and positive attitude. Their enthusiasm was matched only by the patience of their parents as they waited ’til their boys were finished for the afternoon.
One of the most pleasing aspects of the season was that the team’s drive to improve, and hopefully succeed, continued throughout the entire representative program. It was not affected by results because as a group they love to play; they enjoy the game and the contest. They love to learn and test their skills against the best. As a result they are easy to coach. They accept there is a lot to learn but are prepared to do the hard work that brings rewards.
The team is to be congratulated for the respect they showed each other, their opposition and the game. Each game was played in good spirit and with great purpose, which has improved them as cricketers and individuals. They are to be commended as excellent ambassadors for our region and Association.
In closing I would like to thank and congratulate the parents and families. The support shown to the team was second to none and your patience with me was also appreciated. It will be many years before the boys realise how lucky they are. Thanks also to the support the Junior Committee gives to provide the opportunity for the boys to compete at this level and represent their district. Your hard work is appreciated. Thanks also to the Macefields for managing the team, everyone who helped in the canteen and with afternoon teas, and for Carolyn, David and John for scoring.
Thanks also to the Hawkesbury Grade club for allowing us to use their facilities and the involvement and encouragement from the First Grade team and other senior players who contributed to our practices.
I look forward to many more successful seasons in the coming years.
Ian Alchin Coach
17 SUMMARY OF MATCHES WEBLIN SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 5 0 2 1 2 0 15 4th/6 in division (10th/18) BATTING: 39 wickets for 611 runs, average 15.67 BOWLING: 54 wickets for 831 runs, average 15.39 QUOTIENT 1.02
CAPTAIN: J. Dyball (5) TOSS: WON 2 LOST 3
BATTING AVERAGES WEBLIN SHIELD M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD J. Dyball 5 4 0 132 255 63.75 2 M. Jones 5 4 1 23 72 24.00 1 C. McGhie 5 4 3 10* 21 21.00 1 Matthew Cividin 5 4 1 17* 46 15.33 9 2 R. Alchin 5 4 0 26 33 8.25 3 M. Bentley 5 4 0 22 33 8.25 1 M. James 5 4 0 15 30 7.50 3 M. Langham 5 4 0 17 26 6.50 4 C. Rankin 5 4 0 11 19 4.75 2 A. Mann 5 4 0 17 18 4.50 B. Greentree 5 3 0 8 11 3.67 2 Also batted: T. Macefield 5 1 0 0 0
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER J. Dyball 132 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George J. Dyball 52 v Fairfield-Liverpool
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st wicket 21 M.James - B.Greentree v Newcastle 2nd wicket 22 J.Dyball - M.James v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 3rd wicket 41 J.Dyball - M.Langham v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 4th wicket 38 J.Dyball - R.Alchin v Fairfield-Liverpool 5th wicket 98 J.Dyball - Matthew J.Jones v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 6th wicket 21 J.Dyball - C.Rankin v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 7th wicket 25 Matthew J.Jones - A.Mann v Fairfield-Liverpool 8th wicket 25 M.Bentley - Matthew Cividin v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 9th wicket 12 C.McGhie - M.Bentley v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 10th wicket 23 C.McGhie - Matthew Cividin v Georges River-Penshurst-St George
18 BOWLING AVERAGES WEBLIN SHIELD
BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE
M. Jones 4-15 50.5 15 123 14 8.79 J. Dyball 4-9 53.1 16 135 14 9.64 T. Macefield 4-8 48 17 142 10 14.20 M. Langham 1-6 26 3 71 4 17.75 M. Bentley 3-15 34 9 95 5 19.00 M. James 1-26 28.1 3 95 2 47.50 B. Greentree 1-23 34 3 136 2 68.00
Also bowled: C. McGhie 1-14 7 0 15 1
RESULTS OF MATCHES WEBLIN SHIELD
1. FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL 134 (Matthew J.Jones 4-15, J.Dyball 3-24) beat HAWKESBURY 118 (J.Dyball 52) at Woodlands No.1.
2. HAWKESBURY 142 (J.Dyball 26, R.Alchin 26, Matthew J.Jones 23, M.Bentley 22) beat HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS 53 (T.Macefield 4-8, J.Dyball 4-9) and 7-78 (T.Macefield 4-14, Matthew J.Jones 2-11) at Parklands.
3. NEWCASTLE 9-179 (M.Bentley 3-15, J.Dyball 2-32) beat HAWKESBURY 9-127 (J.Dyball 45) at Woodlands No.1.
4. HAWKESBURY 224 (J.Dyball 132) beat GEORGES RIVER-PENSHURST-ST GEORGE 184 (J.Dyball 3-33, Matthew J.Jones 2-23) at Cahill.
5. PARRAMATTA 8-203 (Matthew J.Jones 3-26) drew with HAWKESBURY at Woodlands No.1.
19 Moore Shield (Under 14)
TEAM Tom Lang (captain), Sam Belcastro, Jamie Cruickshank, ChrisHaddad, Mitchell Hasick, Drew Hile, Matthew Kingston, Taffy Lewis, Kieran Meurant, Sam Mullens, Glen Napier, Lonny Nourse
This season’s Hawkesbury Moore Shield team won just one of its five preliminary matches however this did not reflect their efforts or competitiveness in matches and at training. Selecting the side in May proved beneficial as it allowed time to prepare for the season and have new players get more of an insight into the demands and expectations of representative cricket.
With this group suffering massive defeats and not winning a match during the past two seasons, four new players were selected with the aim of lifting the team’s performance. This brought some criticism but proved justified with the team scoring more runs and taking more wickets than the previous season.
At the start of the season our team objective was simple – be more competitive in matches. This aim was achieved in four of the five matches. In round one we pushed last season’s runners-up into the last hour to find a winner. In round two we belted a hapless Gladesville by 150 runs and round three against Canterbury-Wests was decided in the 120th and final over. In round four we played poor cricket against Illawarra and we lost the round five clash against neighbours Blacktown in a rain-affected match where our opponents had the better of conditions.
This season we feel as though the team progressed from a side that would be easily beaten to a side that could take up the fight and push their opponents for victory. What this team needs to do is now progress from here and win the tight situations. This can be achieved with improvement in finer areas of their game, which includes but is not limited to: • watching the game more closely when waiting to bat • encouraging the batsmen from the sideline during difficult and easy periods of the innings • more constructive and beneficial talk when fielding • analyse a batsman’s strengths and weaknesses when bowling and set fields accordingly • batting application and plan to suit the situation of the game
We are both grateful for the support we received from the parents. To all the mums and dads who assisted with the preparation of breakfast, lunches and afternoon teas at home matches, thank you. It contributed to a tremendous team spirit and such volunteer work is appreciated by us and the players. Thank you to Colleen Mullens, Karen Napier and Sandy Kingston for your efforts with scoring the matches.
The efforts of the Junior Management Committee are appreciated. Their hard work enabled players to participate in a successful pre-season camp, enjoy the cap presentation evening and annual presentation night. To Denise Carver and Peter Harris, well done.
Our side had four players selected in the Cricket NSW Emerging Blues program Metropolitan West U/14 squad. Congratulations to Chris Haddad, Tom Lang, Sam Mullens and Glen Napier.
Finally we thank the players. Whilst we worked hard, set high expectations and demanded a lot we are proud of the effort you all gave. It is evident through statistics that this side performed the best they had in many seasons.
Best Wishes.
Andrew Sadleir Shane Mott
20 Coach Coach
21 SUMMARY OF MATCHES MOORE SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 5 0 1 0 4 0 9 4th/5 in division (19th/20) BATTING: 39 wickets for 611 runs, average 15.67 BOWLING: 54 wickets for 831 runs, average 15.39 QUOTIENT 1.02
CAPTAIN: T. Lang (5) TOSS: WON 4 LOST 1
BATTING AVERAGES MOORE SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD
C. Haddad 5 5 0 119 209 41.80 1 S. Mullens 5 5 0 51 144 28.80 4 2 G. Napier 5 5 0 37 130 26.00 2 Jamie Cruickshank 5 5 0 51 127 25.40 2 Kieran Meurant 5 3 2 16* 22 22.00 T. Lang 5 4 1 33* 43 14.33 3 D. Hile 5 5 0 17 42 8.40 2 M. Kingston 5 5 1 7* 19 4.75 1 L. Nourse 5 4 1 5 11 3.67 1 S. Belcastro 3 3 1 5 7 3.50 1 T. Lewis 5 3 1 2* 3 1.50 Also batted: C. Gordon 2 2 0 1 1 Mitchell Hasick 5 1 1 3* 3
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER C. Haddad 119 v Gladesville C. Haddad 86 v Canterbury-Wests Jamie Cruickshank 51 v Canterbury-Wests S. Mullens 51 v Gladesville
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st wicket 62 S.Mullens - G.Napier v Blacktown 2nd wicket 141 C.Haddad - S.Mullens v Gladesville 3rd wicket 50 Jamie Cruickshank - C.Haddad v Canterbury-Wests 4th wicket 27 C.Haddad - D.Hile v Gladesville 5th wicket 34 Jamie Cruickshank - T.Lang v Canterbury-Wests 6th wicket 12 L.Nourse - Jamie Cruickshank v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 7th wicket 25 Kieran Meurant - D.Hile v Blacktown 8th wicket 7 Kieran Meurant - M.Kingston v Blacktown 9th wicket 8 Kieran Meurant - M.Kingston v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 10th wicket 40 T.Lang - Kieran Meurant v Illawarra
22 BOWLING AVERAGES MOORE SHIELD
BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE
Jamie Cruickshank 2-8 26 4 69 4 17.25 G. Napier 2-9 32 6 70 4 17.50 D. Hile 1-6 28 6 62 3 20.67 T. Lang 2-20 23.5 3 67 3 22.33 Kieran Meurant 3-24 49.5 7 143 6 23.83 Mitchell Hasick 2-12 24 4 114 4 28.50
C. Haddad 1-9 28 5 59 2 M. Kingston 1-10 19 1 53 1 T. Lewis 1-17 20 2 65 2 L. Nourse 2 0 6 0
RESULTS OF MATCHES MOORE SHIELD
1. GEORGES RIVER-PENSHURST-ST GEORGE 159 (Kieran Meurant 3-24, J.Cruickshank 2-8, T.Lang 2-20) beat HAWKESBURY 9-119 (J.Cruickshank 31, S.Mullens 21) at Olds Park 1.
2. HAWKESBURY 6-265 (C.Haddad 119, S.Mullens 51, G.Napier 37) beat GLADESVILLE 7-115 (G.Napier 2-9, Mitchell Hasick 2-12, Kieran Meurant 2-31) at McMahon.
3. CANTERBURY-WESTS 8-217 beat HAWKESBURY 8-214 (C.Haddad 86, J.Cruickshank 51, S.Mullens 30, G.Napier 20) at McMahon.
4. ILLAWARRA 3-112 (Mitchell Hasick 2-19) beat HAWKESBURY 108 (T.Lang 33 not out, G.Napier 23) at Figtree.
5. BLACKTOWN 5-129 (38 overs) (J.Cruickshank 2-21) beat HAWKESBURY 9-162 (G.Napier 35, S.Mullens 30, J.Cruickshank 23) on run rate at McMahon.
23 Gee Shield (Under 13) Semi-Finalists
TEAM Brett Jones (C), Josh Airey, James Dwyer, Matt Gooley, Scott Heaney, David Klineberg, Asher Larnach, Ben Leyshon, Dale McKay, Luke Power, Reece Tuckerman, Joel Tynan.
Round 1 Hawkesbury v Sutherland at Jannali Oval
Sutherland won the toss and decided to bowl first on a large slow ground. After being 1-33 and then suddenly 7-57 things were not looking great for the 13s. Joel Tynan No 8 and Luke Power No 9 put their heads down to make a greatly needed partnership of 65. James Dywer followed suit adding to our total. The 13s finished their innings at 8-146 after 60 overs. Great batting by Joel Tynan 35, Luke Power 25 not out and James Dwyer 13 not out.
Hawkesbury’s turn to bowl and bowl well they did. Sutherland struggled to get runs against good tight bowling and never looked like getting on top. Sutherland finished their innings all out 69 against some top bowling. Dale McKay 4-23 off 12, Josh Airey 3-14 off 10, Asher Larnach 2-7 off 5, Ben Leyshon 1-4 off 5, a good win to start the season.
Round 2 Hawkesbury v North Shore at South Maroota
North Shore won the toss and elected to bat starting slow and never really got wound up. Hawkesbury bowled tight all through North Shore’s innings and bowled them out for 130. Great bowling by David Klineberg 3-16 off 8, Joel Tynan 2-12 off 5, Dale McKay 2-22 off 12, Josh Airey 1-30 off 12, Asher Larnach 1-15 off 5.
Hawkesbury’s innings was great to watch passing North Shore at 1-131 in the 43rd over. A convincing win with excellent batting by Dale McKay 81 not out, and David Klineberg 25 not out.
Round 3 Hawkesbury v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills at South Maroota
Hawkesbury batted first after winning the toss and got off to a steady start facing some good tight bowling. A good strong partnership between Brett Jones 82 not out and Scott Heaney 50 saw the Hawks reach a total of 5-183 after 60 overs.
Hawkesbury bowled well, dismissing Hornsby for 149. Great bowling by Dale McKay 4-27 off 12, Asher Larnach 2-26 off 8, Scott Heaney 1-5 off 5, Ben Leyshon 1-18 of 10, David Klineberg 1-32 off 10. A good win against a good opposition. Thank you Chris Smith for filling in at short notice.
Round 4 Hawkesbury v Manly-Warringah at Nolan Reserve, Manly
Winning the toss Hawkesbury batted first on a large ground against a very impressive fielding side. Manly were tight in the field and I lost count of how many times they threw the stumps down from quite a distance accounting for two run outs. Hawkesbury still managed to post a good score despite Manly’s fielding efforts with a brilliant century by Brett Jones 103 with help from Dale McKay 23, James Dwyer not out 15 hitting a big six to finish the innings at 194.
24 Manly started slowly but steadily being 0-43 but once the two opening batsmen were out there was little resistance to the Hawkesbury spin bowling machine. Manly made 111 in reply with top bowling by David Klineberg 4-25 off 12, Dale McKay 3-17 off 12, Asher Larnach 1-5 off 5, and Joel Tynan 1-9 off 5. Another solid win with the boys playing well together.
Round 5 Hawkesbury v Penrith at South Maroota
A win against Penrith would see Hawkesbury into the semi-finals and things were looking good when we won the toss and elected to bat. A good start by the opening pair David Klineberg 8 and Reece Tuckerman 33 set the tone of the innings with a partnership of 49 off 12 overs. Another century by Brett Jones 113 not out knocked the Penrith bowlers around the park at will with good support from Scott Heaney 27, Matt Gooley 16, James Dwyer 20 not out again. After 60 overs Hawks were 5-264, a great effort against an undefeated side so far.
Penrith’s turn to bat saw them lose their first wicket at the 5th over 1-17. They were trying to score quick runs without too much success when a massive thunderstorm came over and stopped play. Penrith’s innings was reduced to 39 overs due to the rain and they needed 4.4 runs per over or 172 to win as that was the run rate of Hawkesbury’s 60 overs. Hawkesbury bowled well and very tight with fielding to match letting Penrith score only 9-99 after 39 overs. A great win to the 13’s with three run outs and wickets shared between Scott Heaney 2-11 off 8, James Dwyer 2-19 off 7, Asher Larnach 1-16 off 8 and Matt Gooley 1-12 off 4.
Semi-Final Hawkesbury v Camden at South Maroota
Camden won the toss and elected to bat starting their innings slowly and steadily building. Hawkesbury bowled well at the start but couldn’t keep their catches giving Camden the break they needed to score a large total of 249. A good spell of bowling by Matt Gooley 3-21 finished Camden’s innings in the 60th over.
Hawkesbury had a big job to do and started the innings well with a great opening stance by Reece Tuckerman 27 and David Klineberg 51 in quick time. Dale McKay added 34 but the 13’s lost a few wickets in the middle order which slowed the run rate. Some good hitting by Joel Tynan 16, Ben Leyshon 22 not out and Luke Power 13 not out saw Hawkesbury’s innings come to a close at 8-234. The 13s just ran out of overs in the run chase and they must be given full praise for an excellent effort to get this close. As always the boys never gave up and gave it all right to the end. Well done fellas.
The 2004-2005 season was a good one for the 13s with five strong wins and one narrow loss in the semi final. This team gets stronger and stronger as the seasons pass and I feel sooner or later they will get to a final and win it.
The 13s batting improved this season due to net work and the use of a bowling machine supplied by Darren Leyshon. Thank you Darren and the help of a few fathers.
I would like to thank our scorers Jim Gooley, Craig Tuckerman, Hugh McKay, and Doug Klineberg. Thank you to the mums and Fay Hitchcock for organising afternoon tea.
Thanks boys for a great effort throughout the season.
Steve Jones Coach 25 SUMMARY OF MATCHES GEE SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 6 0 5 0 1 0 25 1st/5 in division Semi-finalists BATTING: 37 wickets for 1151 runs, average 31.11 BOWLING: 59 wickets for 797 runs, average 13.51 QUOTIENT 2.30
CAPTAIN: B. Jones (5) TOSS: WON 3 LOST 3
BATTING AVERAGES GEE SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD
B. Jones 6 5 2 113* 310 103.33 5 6 J. Dwyer 5 4 3 20* 57 57.00 2 L. Power 6 3 2 25* 42 42.00 4 D. McKay 6 6 1 81* 171 34.20 4 D. Klineberg 6 6 1 51 114 22.80 2 S. Heaney 6 5 0 50 99 19.80 4 B. Leyshon 6 4 2 22* 35 17.50 1 R. Tuckerman 6 6 0 33 88 14.67 1 J. Tynan 6 4 0 35 51 12.75 1 M. Gooley 6 4 0 16 35 8.75 5
Also batted: A. Larnach 6 1 0 3 3 2
Did not bat: Joshua Airey 6 C. Smith 1
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS
1st wicket 49 R.Tuckerman - D.Klineberg v Penrith 2nd wicket 121* D.Klineberg - D.McKay v North Shore 3rd wicket 40 B.Jones - D.Klineberg v Manly-Warringah 4th wicket 125 B.Jones - S.Heaney v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5th wicket 68 B.Jones - M.Gooley v Penrith 6th wicket 55* B.Jones - J.Dwyer v Penrith 7th wicket 25 J.Tynan - J.Dwyer v Camden (Semi-Final) 8th wicket 65 L.Power - J.Tynan v Sutherland 9th wicket 34* B.Leyshon - L.Power v Camden (Semi-final) 10th wicket 13 J.Dwyer - A.Larnach v Manly-Warringah
26 SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER
B. Jones 113* v Penrith B. Jones 103 v Manly-Warringah B. Jones 82* v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills D. McKay 81* v North Shore D. Klineberg 51 v Camden (Semi-Final) S. Heaney 50 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills
BOWLING AVERAGES GEE SHIELD
BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE
D. McKay 4-23 51 12 107 13 8.23 M. Gooley 3-21 9 0 33 4 8.25 D. Klineberg 4-25 29.4 6 84 8 10.50 A. Larnach 2-7 41 6 109 8 13.63 S. Heaney 2-11 41.1 11 83 4 20.75 J. Tynan 2-12 28 5 86 4 21.50 J. Dwyer 2-19 32 8 70 3 23.33 Joshua Airey 3-14 41.3 8 118 5 23.60 B. Leyshon 1-4 38.2 10 75 3 25.00
Also bowled:- L. Power 1 0 3 0 R. Tuckerman 3 2 10 0
RESULTS OF MATCHES GEE SHIELD
1. HAWKESBURY 8-146 (J.Tynan 35, L.Power 25 not out) beat SUTHERLAND 69 (D.McKay 4-23, Joshua Airey 3-14, A.Larnach 2-7) at Jannali.
2. HAWKESBURY 1-131 (D.McKay 81 not out, D.Klineberg 25 not out) beat NORTH SHORE 130 (D.Klineberg 3-16, J.Tynan 2-12, D.McKay 2-22) at South Maroota.
3. HAWKESBURY 5-182 (B.Jones 82 not out, S.Heaney 50) beat HORNSBY-KU-RING- GAI AND HILLS 149 (D.McKay 4-27, A.Larnach 2-26) at South Maroota.
4. HAWKESBURY 194 (B.Jones 103, D.McKay 23) beat MANLY-WARRINGAH 116 (D.Klineberg 4-25, D.McKay 3-17) at Nolan.
5. HAWKESBURY 5-264 (B.Jones 113 not out, R.Tuckerman 33, S.Heaney 27, J.Dwyer 20 not out) beat PENRITH 99 (S.Heaney 2-11, J.Dwyer 2-19) at South Maroota.
SF. CAMDEN 249 (M.Gooley 3-21) beat HAWKESBURY 8-234 (58 overs) (D.Klineberg 51, D.McKay 34, R.Tuckerman 27, B.Leyshon 22 not out) on run rate at South Maroota.
27 Cawsey Shield (Under 12)
TEAM: Brandon Hasick (c), Luke Abell, Mitchell Carpini, Chad Davis, Thomas Decent, Sam Green, Patrick Lawrence, Blake Smith, Brendon Vella, Toby Williams, Mikhail Wilson, Timothy Wilson
For the third season in a row, this team led the division and competition, challenging strongly for the title, only to fall by the wayside in the concluding games. Two seasons ago, in Foster Shield, they reached the semi-finals at number one qualifier, only to lose at home with not enough on the board against the eventual premiers. Last season, batting collapses in two late games saw them having to win the last round outright, which they went within one wicket of achieving.
This season was little different. Leading the division and competition with the highest quotient, the Hawks only had to run down Sutherland’s 120 in Round 4 to be safe. That not achieved, a win against a one-win Hornsby side in the last round would secure a semi-final berth. At Woodlands No.2, 108 on the board is just not enough.
There is a common thread here. Possessed with clearly the best bowling attack in the competition, the side suffered batting collapses at times from which it could not recover. There is a general need to place far more importance on the value of one’s wicket, with those who bat in the top six, no, seven, understanding that the job has been placed in their hands. Ducks happen. But half-hour innings of 15 will lose a team the game, for it is those guys who had their eye in, were settled in, were playing well, and who should have gone on with it, but for some reason lost concentration and threw their hand in.
Selections were undertaken at Bensons Lane in the month of May, at a time when young boys are not thinking about cricket. The only change saw Brendon Vella join the team, but the enthusiasm and interest shown by the 25 or so triallists was encouraging. A special thank you is due to Richmond First Graders Michael Johnson and Glen Sharpe for acting as selectors. Pre-season training was enthusiastic, and skill levels were developed, particularly in bowling and fielding.
Two trial games, against the previous season’s semi-finalists, were both won. Fairfield made only 113 to the Hawks 156 while Gladesville was beaten by just five runs in a game so tense it felt like a semi-final. Confidence was high, and not misplaced.
Round 1 – Hawkesbury 8-162 Manly-Warringah 141
Hawkesbury reached 2-112 with 11 overs remaining, slumped to 8-141 and finished with 8-162. Luke Abell’s 51 got the season proper off to a good start. It was anguish for Manly, who had seen him make 154 against them last season. Mitchell Carpini’s 24 ensured 77 were added without loss but the collapse that followed was a portent of things to come, sandwiching Brandon Hasick’s 24. Chad Davis smashed 15 in just 11 balls, and opening bowlers Mikhail Wilson and Pat Lawrence got themselves warmed up by adding 21 before the overs ran out.
Manly-Warringah, 3-34 early, handled the Hawkesbury attack midstream, but started their charge too late. Needing 63 off the last ten overs, and 43 off the last six, Manly ran into an outstanding bowling performance by medium-pacer Toby Williams who finished the match with wicket, wide, wicket, wicket, run out (a team hat trick) and 4-21 from eight overs. Debutant Brendon Vella, entrusted with the last over, didn’t have to bowl a ball of it.
Earlier in the innings, openers Pat Lawrence and Mikhail Wilson tied the openers in knots. Manly was just 1-4 after eight overs. Lawrence finished with 2-18 and Wilson 1-18 each from eight overs. Hawkesbury defended well though, and the win was a good one considering both teams had won three trials going into the game. 28 Round 2 – Northern Districts 88 and 4-23 Hawkesbury 0-147 (dec)
If there are four conditions an umpire must consider before giving an lbw, there are also four that must be present before an opposition can be sent in, and even then it’s a gamble from the word go. The four were there for the second year in a row against this team: cool morning, slow outfield, bowlers fit and fresh, opposition below average. Northern District, however, outstayed their welcome: 1-34 then 5-70. The only thing in our favour was that the run rate was at least slow. Painstakingly. The innings finally ended in the 48th over. Brandon Hasick, kept out of the attack until late, snatched 3-8 as the tail folded. At one stage he took 3-0 in seven balls. Brendon Vella was handy with 2-17 from eight overs, while Toby Williams, despite going wicketless (0-7 from eight overs), tied the batsmen down.
In a lop-sided match, openers Luke Abell and Mitchell Carpini put on a 147-run opening stand in 112 minutes to win the match for the Hawks without loss of a wicket. Luke Abell made 62 not out, his second successive fifty for the competition, while Mitchell Carpini continued his good form with 51 not out, hitting just 2 fours but placing an incredible 33 singles to keep the strike turning over. Neither was in any real trouble against the attack. Nine bowlers were used in the second innings in order to break through, but the locals survived at 4-23.
Round 3 – Hawkesbury 6-260 (dec) Canterbury-Wests 98 and 6-36
Hawkesbury crushed Canterbury-Wests by 162 runs to retain the lead in the competition after three of the five rounds. The boys smashed 6-260 in only 43 overs at Woodlands No.2, setting up a tilt at an outright victory, but the visitors managed 98 and 6-36 to hold on. With half an hour to play, Canterbury-Wests was 5-20 in the second innings, but time ran out for the Hawks.
Tim Wilson made his first fifty in representative cricket with a hard-hitting 50 in only 56 minutes (4 fours). He added 80 in quick time with Mitchell Carpini to take Hawkesbury to 1-94 in the 19th over, and already on the way to a large total. Brandon Hasick smashed 55 out of 78 in just 57 minutes for the third wicket as Hawkesbury plundered the luckless Canterbury attack. He hit 4 fours. Mitchell Carpini’s 145-minute innings came to an end at 63, with the Hawks in a commanding position. Chad Davis turned the fielders’ day into a nightmare with 50 not out in only 39 minutes at the end. He and Mikhail Wilson added 49 runs in the last four overs before a halt was called seven overs early.
Canterbury-Wests reached 2-83 but collapsed badly, limping to 8-94 at tea and finishing with 98. Sam Green’s spinners took 3-1, while Brendon Vella grabbed 2-4 when the collapse was on. Following on, Canterbury-Wests finished at 6-36. The win was pleasing, particularly given the depth of performance in the team.
Round 4 – Sutherland 8-120 Hawkesbury 108
Hawkesbury’s run of seven straight wins ended with a 12-run defeat at the hands of Sutherland in the vital Cawsey Shield clash in the shadows of Shark Park at Woolooware. The Hawks were bowled out with 14 overs unused. An effective bowling effort restricted Sutherland to 120, due to superb work by Pat Lawrence (2-6 from eight overs) and Mikhail Wilson (2-6 from six overs). The Hawks were also encouraged by the return to the crease of Blake Smith after a serious back problem.
However, Chad Davis apart, the batting left much to be desired. Davis hit 46 not out and simply ran out of partners. He hit 4 fours in his 78 minute innings, which nearly pulled the game out of the fire after Hawkesbury had been 1-29 then 4-29. The loss put Sutherland up to equal first with Hawkesbury, and despite Hawkesbury’s better quotient, Sutherland had a much easier match than the Hawks in the last round.
29 Round 5 – Hawkesbury 108 Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 6-109
Hawkesbury missed the semi-finals by suffering an upset loss to Hornsby-Kuring-gai at Woodlands. A batting collapse, which saw Hawkesbury dismissed for a low total after it had been 1-49, sealed our fate. Only Tom Decent, who made an enterprising 25 in 34 minutes, held an end up as the collapse against Hornsby’s spin unfolded.
Hawkesbury fought back hard in the field, reducing Hornsby to 5-60 at one stage and providing a sniff of victory, but it was not to be. Pat Lawrence (2-14), Mikhail Wilson (1-18) and Brandon Hasick (2-14) were each outstanding in the eight overs they sent down.
However, Hornsby got home, denying this Hawkesbury team a semi-final spot in the last round for the second season in a row. A win would have seen Hawkesbury finish second and engage in a home semi-final against Bankstown in late January. Perhaps fittingly, the Cawsey Shield semi- finals contained four new teams and the final was fought out between No.3 Parramatta and No.4 Sutherland, who had won one game between them the previous season. Anything can happen in cricket.
The Arch Cawsey Shield players were:
BRANDON HASICK Outstanding leader. Captaincy is the one thing that should never be rotated, because few attain the skills required to carry it out well. Totally respected by his team mates, Brandon has gradually taken a stronger role in the control of the side, particularly in the field. In this area, he is as strong as any junior captain Hawkesbury has produced. Brandon’s batting still needs work: he is flashy rather than consistent at this level, even with the addition of a bandana. However, his pace bowling (he is as quick as anyone in the age group across Sydney) should have seen him picked for Emerging Blues. He wasn’t, but the omission may end up being a blessing.
LUKE ABELL More runs. While it was not quite the blockbuster effort of the season before, Luke was again our leading run-scorer. Emerging Blue selection at season’s end was a just reward. What was noticeable this season was a more-even stroke distribution and a vastly improved concentration effort in the field. Luke should look to his leg-spinning to give himself another string to his bow.
MITCHELL CARPINI Back opening again. Mitchell showed why he should remain going out to bat first, with some solid displays including two half-centuries. He will improve even further with age as his power increases. At the moment, his concentration frustrates the life out of the opposition until they become like Harvey Norman. Interest free. Mitchell did not enjoy the spinning success of the previous two seasons, but he was still effective in long spells.
TIM WILSON On the improve. Tim posted his first district fifty this season, a testimony to an improved defence. Against Canterbury-Wests, his fifty was the first of four. He was in at 1-14 and next out at 94. We never looked back. On the other hand, a rash shot at Sutherland partially implicated him in a debacle, but the rest of his effort for the season was excellent – fourth on runs and average.
CHAD DAVIS Off to a flyer. Chad’s confidence improved more and more as time went by. He smashed a half-ton in Round 3, was our best in Round 4, and by Lismore was opening the batting in great fashion. Chad’s 46 not out against Sutherland in a losing side was probably the best innings of the season. Only half a dozen more from any one of his mates and he would have got us home. More than one spectator commented this season how much they enjoyed watching Chad bat.
30 THOMAS DECENT Great hands. Tom’s wicketkeeping was again a vital part of the team’s performance. His skills in this area, which assured him of Emerging Blue selection, are up with the best at the same stage. Tom has worked hard on his batting, and improvement is starting to show. He scores heavily in club matches and played two vital innings in Lismore against Cawsey-standard sides.
SAM GREEN Bat has power. Sam was at his best against Canterbury-Wests when he cleaned them up no trouble, 3-1. A season of five wickets for 40 runs from 23 overs is pretty hot for a spinner. Sam did not get the opportunities with the bat he deserved; he batted only three times, but he put together some cameo innings in Lismore, where he excelled. PATRICK LAWRENCE Likes the newie into the breeze. Pat’s continued desire to take on the hardest tasks showed why he is such a value to any side. He is a great new ball bowler because he commits the batsman. He makes him play. His desire to go into the breeze to gain swing makes him popular with the other guys and his results again reflected his determination. Last out at Sutherland, he blamed himself. He shouldn’t have. An Emerging Blue, he will need to ensure they don’t bowl him to death. BRENDON VELLA New kid on the block. Brendon should be well pleased with the season. He made great contributions whenever thrown the ball, giving the side six district-standard fast bowlers. His concentration in the field improved also. Given opportunities with the bat in Lismore, he didn’t disappoint, and Newcastle were given a nice old touch up thank you very much. TOBY WILLIAMS Fit as a fiddle. Toby’s bowling took a step up this season. His length and pace both improved. Manly were cleaned with Toby’s 4-21 when Round 1 was in the balance. Ditto Lismore, where Mid North Coast copped 4-9 from him. Toby’s batting is also useful, demonstrating a more careful approach than some of his mates. Toby is a cover fielder by right. BLAKE SMITH Battled his way back. A major injury severely curtailed Blake’s season, reducing him to a support batting role for most of the competition. He made good runs in a tense trial against previous semi- finalists Gladesville, but had to wait for centre ring billing until the Lismore semi-final and final, where he was our most successful bowler in both. MIKHAIL WILSON Medium turned quick. Mikhail received the opportunity to head up the attack this season, and with Pat taking the harder end more often than not, enjoyed himself immensely. Mikhail has metres to gain in pace yet, and with the physique he offers, this is a real chance if he apples himself. Mikhail’s batting came of age this season, and he moved steadily up the order as a result.
Kim Wilson’s meticulously maintained scorebook was again the envy of other teams. After the final win in Lismore, the whole team ran 50 metres to say thank you.
Thank you to all the parents for their dedication and hard work, particularly in organising the whole Lismore thing. The team’s success had much to do with your team efforts as well.
We have felt support and positive outlook from everyone. Every minute of the past three years has been a joy. All the best for the future.
Michael Tadich Hilary Griffith Coach Manager
31 SUMMARY OF MATCHES CAWSEY SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 5 0 3 0 2 0 17 2nd/5 in division (7th/20) BATTING: 34 wickets for 784 runs, average 23.06 BOWLING: 54 wickets for 615 runs, average 11.39 QUOTIENT 2.02
CAPTAIN: B. Hasick (5) TOSS: WON 2 LOST 3
BATTING AVERAGES CAWSEY SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD
C. Davis 5 4 2 50* 111 55.50 2 L. Abell 5 5 1 62* 167 40.75 Mitchell Carpini 5 5 1 63 149 37.25 T. Wilson 5 4 0 50 90 22.50 B. Hasick 5 4 0 55 84 21.00 5 Mikhail Wilson 5 4 2 15* 40 20.00 3 T. Decent 5 4 0 25 31 7.75 5 3 S. Green 5 3 0 2 3 1.00 4 Blake Smith 5 4 0 3 4 1.00 3
Also batted: P. Lawrence 5 2 1 9* 13 1 B. Vella 5 1 0 4 4 1 T. Williams 5 2 1 2* 4 2
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS
1st wicket 147* L.Abell - Mitchell Carpini v Northern Districts 2nd wicket 80 Mitchell Carpini - T.Wilson v Canterbury-Wests 3rd wicket 78 Mitchell Carpini - B.Hasick v Canterbury-Wests 4th wicket 12 T.Decent - B.Hasick v Manly-Warringah 5th wicket 37 C.Davis - Mitchell Carpini v Canterbury-Wests 6th wicket 15 C.Davis - T.Williams v Sutherland 7th wicket 49* C.Davis - Mikhail Wilson v Canterbury-Wests 8th wicket 9 Mikhail Wilson - C.Davis v Manly-Warringah 9th wicket 21* Mikhail Wilson - P.Lawrence v Manly-Warringah 10th wicket 10 T.Williams - Mikhail Wilson v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills
32 SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER
Mitchell Carpini 63 v Canterbury-Wests L. Abell 62* v Northern Districts B. Hasick 55 v Canterbury-Wests Mitchell Carpini 51* v Northern Districts L. Abell 51 v Manly-Warringah T. Wilson 50 v Canterbury-Wests C. Davis 50* v Canterbury-Wests
BOWLING AVERAGES CAWSEY SHIELD
BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE
P. Lawrence 2-6 39.1 11 67 10 6.70 S. Green 3-1 23 10 40 5 8.00 B. Hasick 3-8 40 11 71 8 8.88 T. Williams 4-21 32 7 60 6 10.00 B. Vella 2-4 27 5 64 5 12.80 Mikhail Wilson 2-6 36 7 82 5 16.40 Mitchell Carpini 2-14 52 10 142 6 23.67
Also bowled: L. Abell 2 0 3 0 C. Davis 1 0 2 0 T. Decent 1-4 4 0 4 1 B. Smith 1-20 10 0 32 1 T. Wilson 1-0 3.2 1 8 2
RESULTS OF MATCHES CAWSEY SHIELD
1. HAWKESBURY 8-162 (L.Abell 51, Mitchell Carpini 24, B.Hasick 24) beat MANLY- WARRINGAH 141 (T.Williams 4-21, P.Lawrence 2-18) at Woodlands No.2.
2. HAWKESBURY 0-147 (dec) (33 overs) (L.Abell 62 not out, Mitchell Carpini 51 not out) beat NORTHERN DISTRICTS 88 (B.Hasick 3-8, P.Lawrence 2-11, Mitchell Carpini 2-14, B.Vella 2-17) and 4-23 at Curtis.
3. HAWKESBURY 6-260 (dec) (43 overs) (Mitchell Carpini 63, B.Hasick 55, C.Davis 50 not out, T.Wilson 50) beat CANTERBURY-WESTS 98 (S.Green 3-1, B.Vella 2-4, Mitchell Carpini 2-41) and 6-36 (B.Hasick 2-2) at Woodlands No.2.
4. SUTHERLAND 120 (P.Lawrence 2-6, Mikhail Wilson 2-6, T.Williams 2-12) beat HAWKESBURY 108 (C.Davis 46 not out, L.Abell 21) at Solander South.
5. HORNSBY-KURING-GAI AND HILLS 6-109 (B.Hasick 2-12, P.Lawrence 2-14) beat HAWKESBURY 108 (T.Decent 25, L.Abell 24, T.Wilson 20) at Woodlands No.2.
33 Creak Shield (Under 11)
TEAM: Lachlan Bruhm (c), Adam Carpini, Hayden Cole, Sam Duggan, Paul Gooley, Chris Hately, Jake Leyshon, Jacob Magner, Shane Nicholls, Mitchell Nixon, Michael Pappas, Nicholas Toscan
Round 1 - played Northern Districts at Dundas
Hawkesbury arrived decked out in their training gear to a dew-covered Dundas Oval, excited to be playing and wearing their new tracksuits. The parents were equally impressed by the grandstand view and the nearby shopping centre. Hawkesbury chose to bat. The damp grass meant that runs were slow to come and fours few and far between. By the end of 50 overs, Hawkesbury reached 147.
After lunch it became apparent quickly that the ground had dried and that runs were going to be more readily available to the Northern Districts team. By afternoon tea, it appeared that a loss was imminent. Hawkesbury’s performance in the field was not withstanding the Northern Districts onslaught. Northern Districts needed only 60 runs to win with 25 overs and plenty of wickets to get them. If whatever Matt Nixon told the boys during the afternoon tea break to inspire them could be bottled he would make a fortune because a different team returned to field. Sundries were a thing of the past, their fielding was tight and the wickets started falling. What had seemed impossible became more and more a possibility as the overs progressed. With some superb bowling by Sam Duggan (1-12), Adam Carpini (3-10) and Shane Nicholls (3-6), Hawkesbury ended up winning by 19 runs.
Round 2 - played Newcastle at Colbee 1
It was with great anticipation that Hawkesbury approached their first home game of the season. They chose to bat first and with strong performances, by Jake Leyshon (53 not out) and Mitchell Nixon (34), were 5-134 at the end of the innings. Newcastle came out attacking and by afternoon tea the crowd was very anxious. The game could have gone either way but Hawkesbury pushed home with some great bowling, and in the end had Newcastle all out for 122 in the 39th over. Lachlan Bruhm’s 3-10, Shane Nicholls’ 1-9 and Sam Duggan’s 2-13 as well as Jake Leyshon’s two run outs played a significant role in determining Hawkesbury’s win.
Round 3 - played Canterbury-Wests at Beaman
On what would have to have been one of the coldest days ever, Canterbury-Wests won the toss and sent Hawkesbury in to bat. It was a decision they would come to regret as Hawkesbury (in particular Lachlan Bruhm with his 114, Adam Carpini with 26 and Nicholas Toscan with is 22) put on their best batting display ever to achieve 219 runs. In reply, Canterbury-Wests decided that the “block” was the order of the day, much to the frustration of the Hawkesbury team. At afternoon tea they had achieved the sum total of 0-30 from 25 overs. Hawkesbury had their fair share of maidens in the field, with twenty being bowled on the day. Sam Duggan’s five maidens out of eight overs was particularly impressive as was Mitchell Nixon’s ten overs for 15 runs and Shane Nicholls’ seven overs for five runs. Canterbury-Wests did start attacking the ball in the last few overs and ended up with 2-87, but as far as the supporters from both teams were concerned, the game had already been won much earlier in the day.
34 Round 4 – played Gladesville at Morrison 5
On winning the toss Gladesville sent Hawkesbury in to bat. Hawkesbury enjoyed the good batting conditions to amass a total of 161, while the crowd enjoyed the beautiful water views and pleasant summer weather. Mitchell Nixon (31), Jake Leyshon (23) and Michael Pappas (15) were the most notable. While the crowd was receiving reports of a huge hailstorm at home, Hawkesbury was creating a storm of their own with some great bowling. The game was won with Hawkesbury bowling the whole Gladesville team out in the 42nd over for 100. Sam Duggan took 3-4 (six overs), Michael Pappas 3-5 (five overs), Shane Nicholls 2-3 (5 overs) and Jacob Magner 2-8 (5 overs).
Round 5 – played South-Eastern at Colbee 1
The pressure was on. Both teams were undefeated. Winning meant outright leadership of the whole competition. A loss meant a tense wait on the results of the other groups for a quotient determination of a possible finals berth. The weather in the days preceding the match had been unsettled. The dark clouds circling the grounds indicated that a rain-interrupted match was a distinct possibility. Hawkesbury batted first and lost some relatively early wickets before Nicholas Toscan’s undefeated 32 led the team to a score of 122 in the 49th over. Mitchell Nixon ably assisted with 20. South-Eastern went into bat after lunch and soon the heavens opened and thunder and lightning meant the match would have to be shortened. Poor Matt Nixon’s nerves were frayed even more as instead of needing 123, South-Eastern needed only 91 to win. After a very tense afternoon when the results could have swung either way, South-Eastern achieved the required runs in the 37th over and ended with the result of 4-91. Shane Nicholls took 1-16 and Mitchell Nixon 1- 16 to finish with the best figures for the day. So the wait began!
Round 6 (Well it should have been!) – played 0.4 of a quotient
Unfortunately the results of the other groups did not enable the Hawkesbury team to proceed through to the semi-finals. Everyone who watched the boys train and play this year would agree that Matt Nixon’s guidance has continued to strengthen the boys’ skills. Next year’s opposition had better start training now!
P.S. The team would also like to thank their parents and friends who supported every match and provided some great afternoon teas – in particular the ice blocks and jelly cups, Carole Hately, who scored every match, and Steve Cole for his umpiring.
35 SUMMARY OF MATCHES CREAK SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 5 0 4 0 1 0 21 2nd/6 in division (5th/18) BATTING: 43 wickets for 793 runs, average 18.44 BOWLING: 35 wickets for 528 runs, average 15.09 QUOTIENT 1.22
CAPTAIN: L. Bruhm (5) TOSS: WON 2 LOST 3
BATTING AVERAGES CREAK SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD N. Toscan 5 4 2 32* 63 31.50 2 Mitchell Nixon 5 4 1 35* 124 31.00 2 L. Bruhm 5 5 0 114 142 28.40 1 J. Leyshon 5 5 1 53* 95 23.75 2 1 P. Gooley 5 3 1 10 26 13.00 1 J. Magner 5 4 0 27 44 11.00 C. Hately 5 5 0 22 47 9.40 M. Pappas 5 4 0 15 37 9.25 A. Carpini 5 5 0 26 43 8.60 H. Cole 5 3 0 8 17 5.67 S. Duggan 5 3 1 9 9 4.50 Shane Nicholls 5 4 0 6 16 4.00 2
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER L. Bruhm 114 v Canterbury-Wests J. Leyshon 53 v Newcastle
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st wicket 20 C.Hately - J.Magner v Gladesville 2nd wicket 20 L.Bruhm - H.Cole v South-Eastern 3rd wicket 28 C.Hately - J.Leyshon v Northern Districts 4th wicket 108 L.Bruhm - A.Carpini v Canterbury-Wests 5th wicket 71 J.Leyshon - Mitchell Nixon v Newcastle 6th wicket 35 Mitchell Nixon - J.Magner v Northern Districts 7th wicket 23 N.Toscan - Mitchell Nixon v South-Eastern 8th wicket 44 Mitchell Nixon - M.Pappas v Gladesville 9th wicket 21 N.Toscan - P.Gooley v South-Eastern 10th wicket 24 N.Toscan - S.Duggan v South-Eastern
36 BOWLING AVERAGES CREAK SHIELD BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE M. Pappas 3-5 6 1 12 3 4.00 Shane Nicholls 3-6 28.4 12 33 7 4.71 J. Magner 2-8 14.2 4 27 3 9.00 S. Duggan 3-4 35.2 15 60 6 10.00 A. Carpini 3-10 34 8 62 4 15.50 L. Bruhm 3-10 30 4 88 4 22.00 Mitchell Nixon 2-42 47 4 143 3 47.67
Also bowled: H. Cole 4 0 12 0 P. Gooley 1-16 16 2 48 1
RESULTS OF MATCHES CREAK SHIELD
1. HAWKESBURY 146 (Mitchell Nixon 35 not out, J.Magner 27, C.Hately 22) beat NORTHERN DISTRICTS 128 (Shane Nicholls 3-6, A.Carpini 3-10) at Dundas.
2. HAWKESBURY 5-147 (J.Leyshon 53 not out, Mitchell Nixon 34) beat NEWCASTLE 122 (L.Bruhm 3-10, S.Duggan 2-13, Mitchell Nixon 2-42) at Colbee.
3. HAWKESBURY 8-219 (L.Bruhm 114, A.Carpini 26, N.Toscan 26 not out) beat CANTERBURY-WESTS 2-87 (49 overs) on run rate at Beamon.
4. HAWKESBURY 161 (Mitchell Nixon 31, J.Leyshon 23) beat GLADESVILLE 100 (S.Duggan 3-4, M.Pappas 3-5, Shane Nicholls 2-3, J.Magner 2-8) at Morrison No.5.
5. SOUTH-EASTERN 4-91 (36.2 overs) beat HAWKESBURY 122 (N.Toscan 32 not out, Mitchell Nixon 20) at Colbee.
37 Foster Shield (Under 10)
TEAM: Brendan Sweeney (C), Luke Midgley (vc), Josh Domars, Adam Keith, Aaron McConville, Pat Muller, Joel Smith, Hayden Wassall, Lachlan Wassall, Henry Wever, Luke Winters, Tom Zahn
Round 1 v North Shore Won by North Shore North Shore elected to bat first and scored 276 from their 50 overs. Brendan and Joel opened the bowling and at one stage we had the opposition at 3-24. Our batting let us down, losing 7-106 from our own allocated 45 overs. Hawkesbury Man of the Match: Joel Smith 3-25
Round 2 v Fairfield-Liverpool Won by Fairfield-Liverpool After winning the toss and electing to bat we were confronted by a seven man pace attack to which we had no answer. We were all out for 48 runs. Fairfield-Liverpool lost two wickets for 111 runs before declaring and sending us back in to bat again. Thanks to some very stubborn batting by Luke Midgley, Joel and Tom, we were able to hold off the outright. Hawkesbury Man of the Match: Tom Zahn
Round 3 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George Won by Georges River-Penshurst-St George We won the toss and sent the opposition in to bat. Unfortunately they got on top of our bowling early and declared at 1-204 off 35 overs. With some stubborn batting again we were able to bat out our 50 overs and ended up making 9-124. Hawkesbury Man of the Match: Lachlan Wassall
Round 4 v Newcastle Won by Newcastle Newcastle batted first and scored 8-217. There were some good bowling efforts from our boys in this match: Brendan 1-24 from eight overs, Joel 2-19 from seven overs and Aaron 1-26 from six overs. Once again we were unable to chase the runs down, scoring only 93. Hawkesbury Man of the Match: Josh Domars
Round 5 v Bankstown Drawn This was the last game we had to play and boy did the boys bat well making 5-156. Unfortunately the storm put an end to the game and we were washed out with Bankstown at 1-15. Hawkesbury Man of the Match: Brendan Sweeney
Overall although we did not win any of the games the boys all gave 110% every game. They all played with pride and did not let Hawkesbury down in any way. In closing I would like to thank the Junior Management Committee for giving me the opportunity to coach such a fine group of young cricketers. I would also like to thank my wife Melissa for both managing the side and scoring each week and to Leanne McConville for filling in for Melissa when she was unavailable. I would also like to thank all the parents for their support through the thick and thin of the season.
Wayne Packer Coach 38 SUMMARY OF MATCHES FOSTER SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 5 0 0 1 4 0 7 6th/6 in division (15th/16) BATTING: 49 wickets for 589 runs, average 12.02 BOWLING: 19 wickets for 845 runs, average 44.47 QUOTIENT 0.27
CAPTAIN: B. Sweeney (5) TOSS: WON 3 LOST 2
BATTING AVERAGES FOSTER SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD T. Zahn 5 5 2 39* 95 31.67 1 B. Sweeney 5 6 0 65 123 20.50 H. Wassall 4 3 1 8 14 7.00 L. Wassall 4 4 0 12 27 6.75 2 L. Midgley 5 6 0 16 40 6.67 1 A. Keith 5 5 0 14 27 5.40 A. McConville 5 6 0 10 29 4.83 1 P. Muller 5 6 2 7 18 4.50 J. Smith 5 4 1 7 11 3.67 H. Wever 5 5 2 4 9 3.00 1 J. Domars 5 4 0 2 4 1.00 2 L. Winters 5 3 1 2 2 1.00
Also batted: J. Grayson 1 2 0 7 8
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER B. Sweeney 65 v Bankstown
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st wicket 29# B.Sweeney - L.Midgley v North Shore 2nd wicket 43 B.Sweeney - L.Wassall v Bankstown 3rd wicket 22 L.Midgley - J.Grayson v Fairfield-Liverpool (Second Innings) 4th wicket 62 T.Zahn - B.Sweeney v Bankstown 5th wicket 24 A.McConville - T.Zahn v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 6th wicket 19 A.Keith - P.Muller v North Shore 7th wicket 20 A.McConville - A.Keith v North Shore 20 P.Muller - H.Wassall v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 8th wicket 9 H.Wever - H.Wassall v Newcastle 9th wicket 9 H.Wever - J.Smith v Newcastle 10th wicket 6 H.Wever - L.Winters v Newcastle
# The first wicket fell at 34. Five penalty runs awarded to Hawkesbury before the innings are not included.
39 BOWLING AVERAGES FOSTER SHIELD BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE J. Smith 3-25 24.2 2 86 6 14.33 B. Sweeney 1-1 26.5 4 75 3 25.00 A. Keith 2-35 19 1 139 4 34.75 Also bowled: J. Domars 1-14 9 0 35 1 J. Grayson 4 0 17 0 A. McConville 1-26 16 2 79 1 P. Muller 1-16 12 0 75 1 H. Wever 4 0 18 0 H. Wassall 16 1 78 0 L. Wassall 13 0 64 1 L. Winters 8 0 43 0 T. Zahn 16 0 71 0
RESULTS OF MATCHES FOSTER SHIELD
1. NORTH SHORE 7-276 (J.Smith 3-25) beat HAWKESBURY 8-106 (45 overs) on run rate at Kent.
2. FAIRFIELD-LIVERPOOL 2-111(dec) (28 overs) beat HAWKESBURY 48 and 8-62 at Bensons Lane 4.
3. GEORGES RIVER-PENSHURST-ST GEORGE 1-204 (dec) (35 overs) beat HAWKESBURY 9-124 (T.Zahn 31) at Tonbridge.
4. NEWCASTLE 8-217 (J.Smith 2-19, A.Keith 2-35) beat HAWKESBURY 93 at Smith.
5. HAWKESBURY 5-156 (B.Sweeney 65, T.Zahn 39 not out) drew with BANKSTOWN 1-16 (5 overs) at Bensons Lane 4.
40 Mollie Dive Shield (Girls Under 15)
TEAM: Lisa-Marie Byrne, Jesse Borechard, Samantha Brown, Jessica Cole, Kimberley Cole, April Cowley, Crystal Kimber, Louise McClure, Rebecca Nixon, Anna Schuemack, Zoe Zapletal
The Mollie Dive Shield went through a few changes this year being moved from an Under 14s competition to that of an Under 15s competition which left a few players who were unable to represent HDCA in Reps this year. The team that we eventually got together was one that lacked experience as it was made up of a number of players who have never played cricket before. It is a big ask to have a player learning the basic fundamentals of the game put into the representative sphere and perform as well as seasoned regulars.
In saying this players that took the field every week definitely earned their spot by putting what they lacked in experience behind them and displayed a determination that welded them together into a team that possessed much spirit.
Hawkesbury were often outclassed by individuals rather than great teams. It was obvious that other team’s victories came from the performances of individuals, who deserved all the credit that they received as they were often players who were in the NSW Emerging Blues squad.
When Hawkesbury played against a team that did not have those stand-out individuals they showed that they were very competitive and got themselves into positions where they could win the game but just missed out in the end.
If the team can look at this year as a year of development and get some of the players who have never competed in a regular season playing and learning throughout the year I as coach feel that this team could well win a number of games next year.
I enjoyed every minute of coaching the team and was really pleased by the progress of all the girls. Some who are very good at the game showed that they have the ability to go on in the future in a big way and others who have never played showed that when you enjoy what you are doing you can achieve anything.
I would like to thank Ellen my manager for assisting at training and on game day. I would also like to thank Matt Nixon who was also extremely helpful at training and working on the development of the girls’ games.
I have one last group of people to thank, that being the parents of the girls and the girls themselves for doing the work to originally get the side together and for allowing me the opportunity to coach my first representative side for the Hawkesbury District Cricket Association.
Thanks and go Hawkesbury.
Lisa- Marie Byrne (captain) Lisa was our captain this year and was also our opening batter. She displayed great leadership skills and really seemed to revel in the responsibility as captain. As the opening batsman she would always do what was asked of her and complete the job that the team needed. She also added another dimension to our bowling attack coming on as first or second change bowler.
41 Crystal Kimber (Vice Captain) Crystal competed well all year being our second opening bowler who was unlucky not to take more wickets than she did. She bowls a good line with a nice swing on the ball that makes the batters have to watch all the time to protect their wicket. Crystal was also our second highest run scorer as our number four batter. Well done Crystal. It would be great to see you back next year.
Kimberley Cole From Kim’s performances this year she would look good in many a grade team. She is a talent with both the bat and the ball displaying her talent by scoring a well made fifty five against St George and almost coming close against Newcastle. I would expect that she would have performed well where ever she would play and will play in the future. The thing that she needs to improve on is her if she can work on this I really believe that she could nock up her maiden century in the very near future.
Rebecca Nixon Rebecca was our wicket keeper and second opening batter. She has a very sound technique with the bat and has more ability than her performances this year describe. She is also a player that is instrumental in keeping the morale of the team intact when others are doubting themselves as she always has a kind word to say about all those around her. Rebecca also showed her versatility against Newcastle getting the ball and getting a wicket for 18 runs off five overs. Well done Rebecca. Rebecca also showed her dedication to this team playing several games this year in pain after hurting herself at local cricket training.
Zoe Zapletal Zoe is one of the youngest members of our team coming from playing Under 10s at a local level to representative Hawkesbury Under 15s is a huge jump. Zoe showed that she is a player of the future handling the older girls bowling well but not yet having the strength to hit the ball that hard as yet. However she did get to bowl and showed that there is lot to work with for her development in the future.
Anna Sheumack Anna was also another of our younger members of the team who also plays in Under 10s at a local level. Anna showed that she was able to take the step up although at times she really knew that she was playing Under 15s rep. cricket, particularly when batting against the faster bowlers. Anna showed that in a few years time she will make a great representative for Hawkesbury as she was able to demonstrate that she does know how to hold the bat. She also showed herself to be a handy bowler taking one wicket for 16 off three overs against Newcastle.
April Cowley April was one of the players who came to us this year after not having played cricket at all before. She showed that if she could get herself into a local team next year that she has the ability to develop into a sound cricketer. She bowls nice medium pace and needs some work with the bat and she could make a great cricketer in the future.
Jessie Borechard Jessie was also another player who came to us after having not played cricket before. She was one of the most energetic players I have ever coached and really appeared to enjoy her new-found sport. Jesse became one of the cult figures in the team as she was an eager learner who displayed her excitement when something that she had learnt just worked. Jesse showed some natural talent as a possible spin bowler as she was able to generate a lot of flight and a little bit of turn off the wicket. Her best bowling performance was 2 for 32 off seven overs. Well done Jesse.
42 Louise McClure Louise had a good year in reps. She was consistent with both the bat and ball. Her best score was 11 and this was as a time when the team needed runs desperately. She showed that she could stick around while others were also scoring runs. Louise needs to work on her shot selection and will score her first fifty and more in no time at all. Her best bowling figures were 2 wickets for 18 off four overs, taking a brilliant caught and bowled in the process.
Jessica Cole Jessie did play reps last year but needed some encouragement this year to play again. Once playing she showed why she is a big part of the team. She showed that she has the ability to become a good keeper by taking her opportunity, after Rebecca had hurt herself and was unable to keep for a short time. Jessie also batted well this year showing her continued development and almost making it to double figures while batting with her own injury that should really have meant that she didn’t play. She turned out because the team needed her.
Samantha Brown Samantha was also another player who came to us this year after having never played cricket before. She showed that she was developing well before she was not able to play the last two games. I would encourage Samantha to continue playing next year where she can continue to develop her skills and become a better cricketer for the experience.
Shane Smith Coach
43 SUMMARY OF MATCHES MOLLIE DIVE SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO LOF POINTS POSITION 4 0 0 0 2 2 1 17 Sixth/6
BATTING: 60 wickets for 350 runs, average 5.83 BOWLING: 14 wickets for 522 runs, average 37.29 QUOTIENT 0.16
CAPTAIN: Lisa-Marie Byrne (4) TOSS: WON 3 LOST 1
BATTING AVERAGES MOLLIE DIVE SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD K. Cole 4 6 0 55 120 20.00 C. Kimber 4 6 0 21 43 7.17 1 L. McClure 4 6 0 11 23 3.83 2 R. Nixon 4 6 0 11 18 3.00 1 J. Borechard 4 6 3 7 8 2.67 L. Byrne 4 6 0 4 13 2.17 2 A. Scheumack 4 6 2 2 7 1.75 J. Cole 4 6 0 5 8 1.33 1 Z. Zapletal 4 6 2 1 1 0.25
Also batted: S. Brown 3 3 0 0 0 A. Cowley 3 5 0 0 0
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER K. Cole 55 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st wicket 18 R.Nixon - L.Byrne v Bankstown (Second Innings) 2nd wicket 24 K.Cole - L.Byrne v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 3rd wicket 56 K.Cole - C.Kimber v Newcastle 4th wicket 7 C.Kimber - L.McClure v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5th wicket 29 K.Cole - A.Scheumack v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 6th wicket 11 A.Scheumack - L.McClure v Bankstown 7th wicket 5 J.Cole - A.Cowley v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 8th wicket 4 Z.Zapletal - J.Borchard v Newcastle 9th wicket 5 J.Cole - S.Brown v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 10th wicket 13 J.Borchard - J.Cole v Georges River-Penshurst-St George
44 BOWLING AVERAGES MOLLIE DIVE SHIELD BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE K. Cole 2-17 32 2 79 4 19.75 J. Borchard 2-32 13.3 0 79 3 26.33 L. McClure 2-18 12.1 1 56 2 28.00
Also bowled: L. Byrne 17 0 77 0 A. Cowley 3 0 31 0 C. Kimber 1-24 28 1 100 1 R. Nixon 1-18 5 0 18 1 A. Scheumack 1-16 4 0 20 1 Z. Zapletal 2 0 16 0
RESULTS OF MATCHES MOLLIE DIVE SHIELD
1. BANKSTOWN 0-70 (dec) and 1-22 beat HAWKESBURY 54 and 37 outright at Colbee 1.
2. HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS 0-89 (dec) beat HAWKESBURY 16 and 33 outright at Bannockburn.
3. GEORGES RIVER-PENSHURST-ST GEORGE 6-131 (K.Cole 2-17, L.McClure 2-18, J.Borchard 2-32) beat HAWKESBURY 121 (K.Cole 55) at Colbee 1.
4. NEWCASTLE 7-210 beat HAWKESBURY 89 (K.Cole 48, C.Kimber 21) at Col Curran.
5. PENRITH beat HAWKESBURY on forfeit at Colbee 1.
45 Goulder Shield (Girls Under 13) Premiers
TEAM: Heather Dyball (Captain), Samantha Biondi, Hannah Eldridge, Faith Freshwater, Alicia Hawkins, Stephanie Hawkins, Tayla Kafoa, Katie Mamo, Madison McCooey, Miranda Sylvester, Naomi Stalenberg, Kate Waetford
As is typical of this team, we came out for our first game too casually and paid the price, being beaten by Georges River-Penshurst-St George at Penshurst on a cloudy day. Field conditions meant balls were not running to the boundaries when expected to do so. The final score for the day was Hawkesbury 8-103 off 45 overs, Georges River-Penshurst-St George 4-104 off 35 overs. We left Penshurst with our heads hanging.
Our next match was never going to be easy. Playing Bankstown at McMahon Park, last years' game when Bankstown gave us a lesson in team cricket, beating us easily, was always going to be in the back of their minds. Whilst beaten by Bankstown, our girls walked away with a new sense of pride having taken them to the wire. Bankstown won the toss and elected to bat, scoring 6-138 from their allotted 45 overs. In reply we could only manage 8-113, also from 45 overs. After two rounds the leading teams were sitting on 10 points whilst we had managed only 2. Finals contention for our team was looking decidedly shaky at this stage.
Round 3, played at McMahon Park against North Shore Girls had us chomping at the bit with anticipation. Our 2003-04 Goulder Shield Player of the Year, Kate, had scored 104 not out against this team in and they were wary of her. North Shore won the toss and sent us in to bat. Whilst there were no centuries, and North Shore elatedly got the prize wicket of Kate for only 15, Hawkesbury girls batted as a team to eventually score 172 off 41.3 overs.
But North Shore were unaware of the brewing storm known as Kate who, after being dismissed cheaply, was fired up and ready to bowl what I consider to be the most awesome 30 minutes of bowling I have ever witnessed, male or female.
Sent in to chase 172, North Shore was given a lesson in bowling perfect line and length by Kate, whose figures will probably stand the test of time within the Goulder Shield for many years to come. Hawkesbury bagged North Shore for 14 runs, Kate taking 8-6 off four overs. Seven bowled and one caught and bowled. Our other opening bowler, Alicia took 2-6. After only eight overs and some rule book checking, North Shore was sent in to bat, yet again. Even though we missed getting an outright win, 6-71 in their second innings gave us 16 valuable wickets for 85 runs. This helped our quotient immensely.
Round 4 was held on a very wet pitch at Pymble against Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills, the Goulder Shield winners for the past five years. Luckily the rain stopped by game time, run-ups checked and play commenced on time. Winning the toss, Hawkesbury elected to bat, scoring an admirable 9-176 from 45 overs including a brilliant innings by Kate of 85 not out. Hornsby-Ku- ring-gai and Hills threw everything at us but could only manage 5-165 in a nail-biting finish. Again, it was a great addition to our aggregates. The table as it stood, at that stage, did not look favourable for our team. An outright win could secure a finals spot, in the best of circumstances.
Our last game was at McMahon Park against Camden, the new girls on the block. This team was in their first year of representative cricket. After four rounds they had not been beaten outright. Our chances of an outright looked slim. Losing the toss, we were sent in to bat, with yet another great display yielding 5-170 off 40 overs. With only ten players, Camden batted after lunch and was quickly cleaned up for 58 runs. This gave us time to secure an outright win and a finals berth.
46 Camden denied us the much needed 8 points and withstood a second innings onslaught, finishing with 7-49 off 27 overs before stumps were drawn. We were yet to realise the importance of the girls’ valiant attempt, with second place Bankstown losing to fifth place North Shore. This placed three teams on 17 points behind leaders Georges River-Penshurst-St George, Hawkesbury having the best quotient of the three. In accordance with the by-laws, the final was to be held at the leaders’ home ground at Penshurst.
Final day, Sunday 6 March, saw us travel to Penshurst Park wishing our training coach Kerry a happy birthday, and hoping to provide a great present she would remember for years. After losing the toss, we were happy to be sent in to bat. This happiness was quickly deflated when we collapsed for a less than expected 70 off 38.2 overs. We quickly learnt why this team had only suffered one loss throughout the entire competition.
After a quick pep talk, the girls went out around 12.30 pm to field. Our opposition had plenty of time and overs. We needed wickets, and quickly. The opening two overs came from Kate and Alicia, both girls getting their line perfect, just warming up. Then the action started, 1W.1W., great, they're 2-5 off three, .W...., even better 3-5 off four. Unfortunately, it slowed just as quickly as it started. By the 15th over, Georges River-Penshurst-St George had slowly battled to 3-35. They had seven wickets in hand and only 36 runs required to win....
Into the bowling attack came Miranda, her over finishing with the prize wicket of their top scorer. The tension could be felt around the ground. All spectators came out from under their shady hollows and were on their feet. Four runs later, left-armed pace bowler Katie took the other stubborn batter and our girls were on their game. Georges River-Penshurst-St George were 5-40 off 19 overs. What a turn-around!
Two overs later, Katie trapped the right-hander plumb lbw and we had them 6-44. However, one of their opening bowlers had other ideas. She planned on staying put. Our girls struggled through the next nine overs without a wicket until our opening pace attack was brought back on to trouble the tired batter. This tactic paid off beautifully with Alicia taking the vital wicket. They were 7-57. With three wickets in hand, they needed 14 to win. It was always going to take something special.
Sammy, trying spin bowling for her first season was brought on to try and clean up the tail with the openers having finished their maximum overs. Not having had much experience with spinners, the tailenders were at their wits end and their eighth wicket fell at 63 runs. One run later, the ninth wicket fell and the game was within our grasp.
The final two overs were bowled to perfection, first by Madison who only conceded one run under very pressure-filled circumstances. The last two batters were doing everything they could to save their wicket, but to their dismay and our joy, off the spin bowling of Sammy, Katie, fielding in close, completed a superb diving catch to end Georges River-Penshurst-St George's innings at only 67. The Goulder Shield, delivered to the ground earlier that day, was ours. Happy birthday coach!
Jo Biondi Manager
47 SUMMARY OF MATCHES GOULDER SHIELD
P WO WI D LI LO POINTS POSITION 6 0 4 0 2 0 17 Premiers
BATTING: 40 wickets for 734 runs, average 18.35 BOWLING: 47 wickets for 599 runs, average 12.74 QUOTIENT 1.44
CAPTAIN: H. Dyball (6) TOSS: WON 1 LOST 5
BATTING AVERAGES GOULDER SHIELD
M INN NO HS AGG AVGE CT STPD
K. Waetford 6 6 1 85* 121 24.20 3 S.Biondi 6 6 0 43 128 21.33 3 K. Mamo 6 5 1 33* 85 21.25 1 T. Kafoa 6 6 1 30* 73 14.60 3 A. Hawkins 6 6 3 9* 41 13.67 M. McGooey 6 5 3 9* 16 8.00 1 H. Dyball 6 6 0 14 37 6.17 1 N. Stalenberg 6 6 1 14 27 5.40 2 M. Sylvester 6 5 0 12 27 5.40 H. Eldridge 4 4 0 6 11 2.75 2 S. Hawkins 6 3 0 3 4 1.33
Also batted: F. Freshwater 5 2 0 3 4
SCORES OF FIFTY AND OVER K. Waetford 85* v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills
CENTURY AND HIGHEST PARTNERSHIPS 1st wicket 24 S.Biondi - H.Eldridge v Georges River-Penshurst-St George (Rd 1) 2nd wicket 53 S.Biondi - K.Waetford v North Shore 3rd wicket 27 S.Biondi - A.Hawkins v Camden 4th wicket 18 K.Waetford - H.Dyball v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5th wicket 33 S.Biondi - H.Dyball v North Shore 6th wicket 75* T.Kafoa - K.Mamo v Camden 7th wicket 15 K.Mamo - S.Biondi v North Shore 8th wicket 33 K.Waetford - T.Kafoa v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 9th wicket 28 A.Hawkins - K.Mamo v North Shore 10th wicket 54* K.Waetford - A.Hawkins v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills
48 BOWLING AVERAGES GOULDER SHIELD
BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE
K. Waetford 8-6 50 18 77 17 4.53 S. Biondi 3-8 33.3 6 73 11 6.64 K. Mamo 2-8 32 3 92 8 11.50 M. Sylvester 1-8 17 3 48 3 16.00 A. Hawkins 2-6 42.4 6 84 5 16.80 T. Kafoa 2-14 21 5 57 3 19.00
Also bowled: H. Dyball 1-11 13 0 35 1 H. Eldridge 9 0 36 0 F. Freshwater 2-10 10 0 37 2 S. Hawkins 1-3 10 2 23 2 M. McGooey 9 0 31 0 N. Stalenberg 8 2 22 0
FIVE WICKETS OR MORE IN AN INNINGS
K. Waetford 8-6 v North Shore
RESULTS OF MATCHES GOULDER SHIELD
1. GEORGES RIVER-PENSHURST-ST GEORGE 4-104 (F.Freshwater 2-10) beat HAWKESBURY 8-103 at Penshurst.
2. BANKSTOWN 6-138 (K.Waetford 3-12, K.Mamo 2-13) beat HAWKESBURY 8-113 (K.Mamo 26, T.Kafoa 24) at McMahon.
3. HAWKESBURY 172 (S.Biondi 43) beat NORTH SHORE 14 (K.Waetford 8-6, A.Hawkins 2-6) and 6-71 (K.Mamo 2-14, T.Kafoa 2-14) at McMahon.
4. HAWKESBURY 9-176 (K.Waetford 85 not out) beat HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS 5-165 at Bannockburn.
5. HAWKESBURY 5-170 (K.Mamo 33 not out, S.Biondi 33, T.Kafoa 30) beat CAMDEN 58 (S.Biondi 3-15) and 7-49 (S.Biondi 3-8) at McMahon.
F. HAWKESBURY 70 beat GEORGES RIVER-PENSHURST-ST GEORGE 67 (S.Biondi 3-9, K.Waetford 2-10, A.Hawkins 2-11) at Penshurst.
49 Senior Management Report
It is with pleasure that I present the report of the Senior Management Committee. The Committee met on nine occasions to 2 May, with attendances as follows:
Attendance Apology President Mr P. Seagrott 9 Senior Vice-President Mr P. Lea 7 2 Junior Vice-President Mr Daniel Apps 8 1 Secretary Mr H.J.F. Griffith 9 Treasurer Mr Allan Carver 8 1 Junior Chairperson Mr P. Harris 4 4 Minute Secretary Ms M. Packer 9 Bligh Park Mr M. Byrne 6 1 Freemans Reach Mr S. Hile 8 1 Glossodia Mr Graham Drury 6 1 Mr Trevor Barber (proxy for Mr Drury) 1 Maroota Mr L. Douglass 5 3 Mr G. Hitchcock (proxy for Mr Douglass) 3 North Richmond Dr Stephen J. Cross 4 1 Pitt Town Sports Mr W. Bartley 6 1 Mr M. Sharp (proxy for Mr Bartley) 1 Richmond Mr P. Flanagan 4 2 Mr W. Packer (proxy for Mr Flanagan) 1 Riverstone RSL Mr D. Clarke 4 Schofields Mr K Meurant 7 1 Wilberforce Mr R Tabet 6 2 Mr M. Hartnett (proxy for Mr Tabet) 2 Windsor Leagues Mr Michael Wilson 5 4 Hawkesbury Cricket Umpires Mr K Woods 6 1
Appreciation
Sincere thanks are passed on to the following people not mentioned elsewhere in the report, for their continued support of the club and its activities: • Hawkesbury City Council and Hawkesbury Sports Council • All officiating umpires and the Hawkesbury Cricket Umpires Association • Hawkesbury Cricket Club for its support of local cricket • Staff of the Hawkesbury Gazette • Richmond Club Limited, Windsor and District RSL Club and Panthers North Richmond • Any other individual or group who assisted the Association in any way through the season.
For, and on behalf of, the Senior Management Committee.
Hilary Griffith Association Secretary 10 May 2003
50 HAWKESBURY DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION SENIOR COMPETITIONS
First Grade
PREMIERS North Richmond
RUNNERS UP Richmond
MINOR PREMIERS North Richmond
FINAL POINT SCORE
WO WI D LI LO ABND POINTS North Richmond 2 8 2 2 1 0 76 Richmond 1f 8 2 4 0 0 68 Bligh Park 0 7 1 6 0 1 54 Freemans Reach 0 5 2 6 1f 1 45 Schofields 0 4 4 6 1 0 42 Pitt Town Sports 1 1 3 9 1 0 34 f Freemans Reach forfeited to Richmond who received outright points
BATTING
CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE M. Johnson Richmond 14 11 2 113 406 45.11 A. Mitchell Richmond 14 13 0 120 562 43.23 D. Apps Bligh Park 13 13 2 97 472 42.91 G. Simpson Freemans Reach 12 12 4 64* 272 34.00 D. Woods Freemans Reach 13 13 5 49 268 33.50 D. Levy Richmond 14 13 4 70* 299 33.22 P. Grayson Pitt Town Sports 13 13 1 75 361 30.08 M. Goszko North Richmond 12 10 1 73 265 29.44 S. Mulford Schofields 15 15 4 106 315 28.64 M. Dunlea North Richmond 13 15 3 79 341 28.42 David Byrnes North Richmond 13 13 2 81 310 28.18 B. Talbot Schofields 15 16 1 72 421 28.07 G. Lindo Freemans Reach 11 11 1 49* 256 25.60 M. Smith North Richmond 14 13 1 65 300 25.00 R. McConville Richmond 14 13 0 75 314 24.15 C. Worland Freemans Reach 13 13 1 101* 289 24.08 G. Jacobsen Bligh Park 14 12 1 34 262 23.82 G. Haynes Schofields 14 14 1 55 282 21.69 B. Beck Pitt Town Sports 15 16 0 80 343 21.44 P. Allen North Richmond 12 14 1 53* 270 20.77
51 BOWLING
CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE David Byrnes North Richmond 13 169 41 418 37 11.30 J. Cook North Richmond 14 92 19 263 21 12.53 T. Armstrong Bligh Park 12 122 26 369 27 13.67 P. Hewett Richmond 14 92 13 322 23 14.00 J. Neylan Schofields 14 90 10 351 25 14.04 P. Grayson Pitt Town Sports 13 107 14 373 25 14.92 F. Coutis Richmond 13 119 23 389 26 14.96 R. Trokus Richmond 14 147 20 434 25 17.36 D. Matheson North Richmond 15 146 27 408 23 17.74 G. Drury Bligh Park 12 149 42 390 21 18.57 T. Haynes Schofields 13 122 19 415 22 18.86
WICKET-KEEPING
CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL C. Gee Richmond 13 16 3 19 B. Adams Freemans Reach 12 13 3 16 P. Allen North Richmond 12 13 1 14 D. Turtle Pitt Town Sports 9 11 1 12 R. Talbot Schofields 15 10 0 10
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE
CLUB M TOTAL David Byrnes North Richmond 13 915 A. Mitchell Richmond 14 802 B. Talbot Schofields 15 791 P. Grayson Pitt Town Sports 13 786 M. Dunlea North Richmond 13 651 D. Woods Freemans Reach 13 598 C. Worland Freemans Reach 13 589 D. Matheson North Richmond 15 561 D. Apps Bligh Park 13 547 L. Roberts Bligh Park 13 538 P. Hewett Richmond 14 518 F. Coutis Richmond 13 506
First Grade Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September NORTH RICHMOND 2-165 (dec) (M.Dunlea 79, P.Allen 43, C.Johnson 42 not out) beat FREEMANS REACH 83 (G.Simpson 36, C.Johnson 2-10, M.Dunlea 3-16) and 6-207 (D.Bashford 69, C.Worland 30, N.Gray 21, D.Matheson 2- 26, S.Cross 2-29) at Turnbull. BLIGH PARK 4-194 (D.Apps 49, D.Hamerlok 42 not out, L.Roberts 36, B.Visocchi 25 not out, R.Denadel 25) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 189 (P.Grayson 75, D.Brian 41, L.Roberts 3-13, Geoff Drury 3-60, T.Armstrong 2-38) at Woodlands 1. RICHMOND 5-238 (A.Mitchell 120, D.Levy 70 not out, S.Taylor 3-52, B.Ball 2-53) beat SCHOFIELDS 232 (C.Lane 119, N.Swift 38, R.Talbot 23, J.Larnach 4-48, P.Hewett 2-30, A.Mitchell 2-61) at Oakville.
52 Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October RICHMOND 7-157 (A.Mitchell 89, D.Levy 31 not out, C.Barwick 21, P.Grayson 3-48) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 9-115 (D.Nieass 29, P.Grayson 24, R.Trokus 4-18) at Richmond. NORTH RICHMOND 8-200 (M.Goszko 73, M.Dunlea 25, David Byrnes 21, C.Shephard 2-15, G.Drury 2-29, T.Armstrong 2-56) beat BLIGH PARK 118 (D.Apps 37, B.Visocchi 20, David Byrnes 6-26, M.Dunlea 2-9, C.Johnson 2-46) at Turnbull. SCHOFIELDS 5-142 (B.Talbot 34, G.Haynes 33, S.Mulford 31 not out, J.Neylan 21 not out) beat FREEMANS REACH 6-138 (G.Lindo 49 not out, D.Woods 23 not out, J.Neylan 3-27) at Oakville. Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October NORTH RICHMOND 7-257 (M.Smith 65, F.Crowe 58, B.Earle 32, D.Matheson 31 not out, M.Goszko 22, C.Barwick 3-44, A.Mitchell 2-56) drew with RICHMOND at Turnbull. SCHOFIELDS 252 (S.Mulford 106 not out, B.Talbot 32, N.Swift 29, G.Haynes 27, P.Grayson 3-32, R.Gillies 3-78) drew with PITT TOWN SPORTS at Woodlands 1. BLIGH PARK drew with FREEMANS REACH at University. Abandoned. Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November RICHMOND 173 (M.Johnson 41, A.Mitchell 40, R.McConville 38, P.Woods 3-8, T.Armstrong 2-17, C.Cikoja 2-48) beat BLIGH PARK 139 (L.Roberts 35 not out, G.Jacobsen 27, C.Shephard 26, F.Coutis 4-42, P.Hewett 3-17, C.Coote 2-30) at Richmond. FREEMANS REACH 250 (D.Woods 49, C.Worland 38, K.George 30, G.Simpson 21 not out, J.Allen 20, R.Gillies 2- 42, P.Grayson 2-45) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 65 (D.Woods 3-6, G.Lindo 2-0, G.Simpson 2-3) at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND 6-209 (dec) (M.Smith 57 not out, C.Johnson 34, F.Crowe 33, David Byrnes 28, M.Dunlea 20, P.Woods 3-44) beat SCHOFIELDS 118 (N.Swift 37, G.Haynes 25, S.Cross 4-29, D.Matheson 3-20, David Byrnes 2- 22) and 90 (N.Swift 22, David Byrnes 3-25, J.Cook 2-0) outright at Oakville. Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November NORTH RICHMOND 2-138 (dec) (David Byrnes 63, M.Dunlea 49 not out, P.Allen 20) and 6-137 (P.Allen 38, M.Goszko 34, M.Wilbow 3-38) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 125 (D.Brian 36, D.McMullen 28, M.Dunlea 4-32, David Byrnes 3-35) and 146 (D.Turtle 31, M.Wilbow 25, P.Grayson 20, David Byrnes 5-48, J.Cook 2-29) outright at Turnbull. SCHOFIELDS 150 (B.Talbot 43, G.Haynes 30, J.Taylor 29, B.Carter 3-19, P.Woods 3-27, Geoff Drury 2-23, L.Roberts 2-30) drew with BLIGH PARK 1-57 (G.Jacobsen 24 not out) at University. First match at University for many years. RICHMOND beat FREEMANS REACH outright on forfeit at Richmond. Round 6 Saturday 27 November NORTH RICHMOND 1-116 (P.Allen 53 not out, M.Dunlea 50 not out) beat FREEMANS REACH 113 (G.Simpson 51, G.Lindo 28, J.Cook 5-18, D.Matheson 2-13, David Byrnes 2-46) at Turnbull. BLIGH PARK 2-78 (D.Apps 40 not out, G.Jacobsen 27) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 73 (T.Armstrong 3-8, B.Carter 3-33, C.Cikoja 2-14, G.Drury 2-18) at University. RICHMOND 187 (P.Hewett 47, A.Mitchell 41, C.Barwick 32, M.Johnson 23, S.Taylor 4-43, J.Neylan 3-35, B.Talbot 2-23) beat SCHOFIELDS 109 (S.Mulford 55, J.Neylan 21, F.Coutis 4-27, P.Hewett 3-8) at Richmond. Round 7 Saturday 4 December RICHMOND 5-216 (M.Johnson 91 not out, R.McConville 75, C.Barwick 33, D.Brian 2-36, M.Wilbow 2-42) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 94 (D.Brian 27, B.Beck 25, R.Trokus 5-30, P.Hewett 4-26) at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND 8-126 (J.Cook 27, M.Goszko 26, B.Cain 25, G.Drury 2-21, T.Armstrong 2-23, C.Cikoja 2-38) beat BLIGH PARK 8-124 (C.Shephard 28, R.Denadel 27, B.Cain 3-18, David Byrnes 3-40) at McQuade. SCHOFIELDS 7-139 (G.Haynes 55 not out, L.Hall 3-28, C.Tabet 3-35) beat FREEMANS REACH 138 (D.Bashford 49, G.Lindo 23, D.Woods 20 not out, P.Woods 5-27, T.Haynes 2-26) at Oakville. Round 8 Saturday 11 December NORTH RICHMOND 6-75 (M.Goszko 26 not out, R.Trokus 3-36, F.Coutis 2-23) beat RICHMOND 72 (F.Coutis 21 not out, David Byrnes 4-8, J.Cook 3-21, M.Dunlea 2-29) at Richmond. PITT TOWN SPORTS 139 (B.Beck 30, D.Brian 24, M.Wilbow 23 not out, J.Neylan 3-15, T.Haynes 3-25, P.Woods 2-34) drew with SCHOFIELDS 0-35 (B.Talbot 20 not out) at Oakville. BLIGH PARK 4-100 (G.Jacobsen 34, L.Roberts 25, D.Stockdale 2-19) beat FREEMANS REACH 8-148 (G.Lindo 33, D.Bashford 30, G.Simpson 21, C.Shephard 3-4, L.Roberts 2-14) on countback at University. Round 9 Saturday 18 December BLIGH PARK 7-172 (D.Apps 82, P.Woods 31 not out, G.Jacobsen 25, A.Mitchell 2-25, P.Hewett 2-34) beat RICHMOND 162 (M.Johnson 50, R.McConville 47, C.Barwick 20, C.Cikoja 4-27, T.Armstrong 2-35, Geoff Drury 2- 42) at University. PITT TOWN SPORTS 7-207 (B.Beck 80, A.Mills 38 not out, P.Grayson 33, L.Timmerman 22, G.Lindo 3-34, G.Simpson 2-68) beat FREEMANS REACH 77 (N.Gray 29, P.Grayson 5-21 including hat trick, R.Gillies 3-18) at Bensons Lane 5. SCHOFIELDS 4-122 (B.Talbot 72, David Byrnes 2-32) beat NORTH RICHMOND 120 (M.Dunlea 42, B.Ball 5-35, J.Neylan 3-24) at Turnbull.
53 Round 10 Saturday 15 January NORTH RICHMOND 230 (M.Smith 61, M.Gunn 49, M.Goszko 39, M.Dunlea 30, N.Wilbow 2-36, P.Grayson 2-48) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 136 (D.Nieass 29, P.Grayson 24, D.Brian 22, David Byrnes 4-28, J.Cook 2-12, R.Flaherty 2-36) at Woodlands 1. BLIGH PARK 7-246 (D.Apps 83, R.Denadel 56, C.Shephard 29, L.Roberts 27, G.Jacobsen 24, J.Neylan 5-55) beat SCHOFIELDS 97 (R.Talbot 26, W.Toms 25, L.Roberts 5-19) at Oakville. FREEMANS REACH 9-156 (B.Knott 59, D.Woods 45 not out, F.Coutis 4-23, P.Hewett 3-19) beat RICHMOND 9- 151 (A.Mitchell 50, R.McConville 33, C.Tabet 4-36, D.Woods 3-33) at Richmond. Round 11 Saturday 22 January FREEMANS REACH 9-94 (D.Matheson 3-15,R.Flaherty 2-12) beat NORTH RICHMOND 93 (David Byrnes 20, F.Crowe 20, C.Tabet 4-33, D.Woods 2-9) at Turnbull. BLIGH PARK 122 (L.Roberts 21, A.Mills 6-27, M.Wilbow 2-19) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 75 (T.Armstrong 4- 24, Geoff Drury 3-30) at University. RICHMOND 3-123 (D.Levy 58, G.Sharpe 27 not out, A.Mitchell 22, T.Haynes 2-43) beat SCHOFIELDS 122 (G.Haynes 32, J.Mahoney 24, F.Coutis 3-21, R.Trokus 2-16, A.Mitchell 2-24) at Richmond. Round 12 Saturday 29 January RICHMOND 3-204 (R.McConville 72, D.Levy 57 not out, A.Mitchell 34, C.Gee 22 not out) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 186 (P.Grayson 49 not out, A.Johnson 39, C.Coote 3-34, P.Hewett 2-29, C.Barwick 2-38, F.Coutis 2-47) at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND 7-171 (D.Matheson 41, C.Johnson 29 not out, M.Smith 26, M.Goszko 22, M.Gunn 21, P.Woods 2-30, T.Armstrong 2-45) beat BLIGH PARK 3-170 (D.Apps 97 not out, P.Woods 24 not out, M.Dunlea 2- 30) at Turnbull. FREEMANS REACH 9-171 (G.Simpson 64 not out, D.Woods 39, G.Lindo 29, T.Haynes 4-21) beat SCHOFIELDS 9-169 (S.Mulford 45 not out, W.Toms 45, C.Worland 3-33, C.Tabet 2-61) at Oakville. Round 13 Saturday 5 February NORTH RICHMOND 162 (David Byrnes 55, F.Coutis 3-32, R.Trokus 3-32) beat RICHMOND 161 (A.Mitchell 49, C.Barwick 28, M.Johnson 26, D.Matheson 3-30, M.Dunlea 2-36) at Richmond. SCHOFIELDS 9-182 (B.Talbot 52, W.Toms 40, B.Ball 21 not out, D.Brian 4-43, D.McMullen 2-8) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 9-157 (P.Grayson 36, D.Turtle 25, B.Talbot 4-10, J.Neylan 3-44) at Oakville. FREEMANS REACH 7-96 (G.Simpson 29, D.Woods 25, T.Armstrong 3-33, P.Woods 2-25) beat BLIGH PARK 94 (G.Jacobsen 25, C.Shephard 20, C.Worland 5-21, D.Woods 3-17) at University. Round 14 Saturdays 12-19 February RICHMOND 4-151 (A.Mitchell 39, M.Johnson 38, P.Woods 2-19, G.Jacobsen 2-30) beat BLIGH PARK 8-146 (N.Richardson 49, A.Mitchell 3-28, F.Coutis 2-40) at University. PITT TOWN SPORTS 236 (P.Grayson, D.Turtle 38, D.Brian 26, L.Timmerman 25 not out, T.Creamer 25, G.Lindo 3- 43, D.Woods 2-47) drew with FREEMANS REACH 2-194 (C.Worland 100 not out, D.Bashford 56, B.Nott 23) at Bensons Lane 5. NORTH RICHMOND 292 (David Byrnes 81, D.Wilson 50, P.Allen 36, B.Cain 36, M.Smith 32, T.Haynes 4-84, B.Talbot 3-42) drew with SCHOFIELDS 6-105 (N.Swift 31, D.Matheson 2-26) at Turnbull. Round 15 Saturdays 26 February-5 March PITT TOWN SPORTS 131 (A.Johnston 51, C.Johnson 3-16, M.Smith 2-6, B.Cain 2-8) and 2-30 (R.Flaherty 2-24) beat NORTH RICHMOND 13 (P.Grayson 5-2, R.Gillies 5-4) and 144 (B.Earle 63, P.Grayson 4-36, B.Beck 2-33, R.Gillies 2-41) outright at Woodlands 1. BLIGH PARK 129 (D.Wilton 42, D.Apps 37, T.Haynes 3-28, J.Neylan 3-30, B.Talbot 2-15) and 3-124 (L.Roberts 57, B.Visocchi 25 not out, T.Armstrong 21 not out, B.Talbot 2-31) beat SCHOFIELDS 105 (B.Talbot 41, T.Armstrong 3- 40, Geoff Drury 2-33, B.Carter 2-3) at Oakville. RICHMOND 324 (M.Johnson 113, A.Mitchell 53, C.Coote 50, D.Levy 49, L.Hall 3-26, B.Knott 2-20, G.Lindo 2-48) drew with FREEMANS REACH 8-167 (B.Adams 30 not out, G.Lindo 30, N.Gray 29, K.George 21, P.Hewett 2-22, R.Trokus 2-36, C.Barwick 2-38) at Bensons Lane 5. Semi-Finals Saturday 12-Sunday 13 March NORTH RICHMOND 233 (B.Earle 103, M.Smith 53, C.Johnson 22, K.George 6-33, C.Tabet 2-60) beat FREEMANS REACH 127 (D.Stockdale 36, L.Hall 31 not out, K.George 23, D.Matheson 5-38, J.Cook 3-30, David Byrnes 2-22) at Woodlands 1. RICHMOND 6-203 (C.Coote 45, M.Johnson 30, C.Gee 26 not out, F.Coutis 24 not out, C.Barwick 24, R.McConville 22, C.Cikoja 2-50) beat BLIGH PARK 100 (D.Apps 41, A.Mitchell 7-18, P.Hewett 2-16) at Turnbull. Final Saturday 20-Sunday 21 March NORTH RICHMOND 3-82 (P.Allen 50 not out, A.Mitchell 2-8) beat RICHMOND 8-79 (dec) (J.Cook 5-47) at Owen Earle. Bradman Medal: Paul Allen
54 Second Grade
PREMIERS Freemans Reach
RUNNERS UP Riverstone
MINOR PREMIERS Freemans Reach
FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO ABND QNT POINTS Freemans Reach 1 7 1 6 0 0 61 Glossodia 0 7 1 6 0 1 54 Riverstone 0 6 2 6 1+ 0 1.05 53 North Richmond 1* 6 1 6 0 1 0.93 53 Windsor Leagues 0 6 2 7 0 0 49 Richmond 0 5 1 6 1 2 45 * trailed on first innings + led on first innings
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE M. Mullins Freemans Reach 8 9 2 72 255 36.43 J. Grech North Richmond 13 13 1 78 379 31.58 S. Moise Windsor Leagues 13 14 2 96* 368 30.67 D. Miller Freemans Reach 13 14 1 108 350 26.92 B. Worland Freemans Reach 10 11 1 56 263 26.30 M. Stubbings Freemans Reach 13 14 1 72 299 24.92 G. Lea Riverstone 13 14 2 67 294 24.50 D. Collier Freemans Reach 14 14 2 76* 267 24.27 E. Dickson Riverstone 14 15 1 106 309 22.07 A. Bayne North Richmond 13 15 0 72 280 18.67 G. Ellis North Richmond 14 16 0 54 288 18.00
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE S. Edwards North Richmond 11 73.3 14 234 21 11.14 M. O’Hare Freemans Reach 13 94 16 274 24 11.42 R. Dunn Windsor Leagues 14 74 8 255 22 11.59 A. Geering Riverstone 10 112 26 305 24 12.70 P. Madden Freemans Reach 14 151 20 595 43 13.84 R. Drury Glossodia 13 96.1 20 340 25 13.60 R. Cruickshank Glossodia 13 97 12 331 24 13.79 W. Jackett North Richmond 11 99 19 346 23 15.04 P. Riley Riverstone 13 97 23 345 22 15.68 M. Wheeler Riverstone 14 124 20 478 29 16.48 R. Coutts Windsor Leagues 11 105.3 17 385 23 16.74 F. Drexel Richmond 11 138.2 16 378 22 17.18 B. Gabriel Richmond 9 112 19 353 20 17.65 C. Spies Glossodia 12 106 14 417 22 18.95
55 WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL D. Miller Freemans Reach 13 25 0 25 G. Ellis North Richmond 14 22 1 23 T. Barber Glossodia 12 17 1 18 P. Lewis Windsor Leagues 15 13 3 16 M. Stubbings Freemans Reach 13 10 0 10
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL P. Madden Freemans Reach 14 767 D. Miller Freemans Reach 13 745 G. Ellis North Richmond 14 633 R. Coutts Windsor Leagues 11 623 R. Cruickshank Glossodia 13 617 M. Stubbings Freemans Reach 13 599 R. Drury Glossodia 13 590 T. Hall Glossodia 13 548 S. Moise Windsor Leagues 13 548 R. Dunn Windsor Leagues 14 547 D. Collier Freemans Reach 14 542 B. Worland Freemans Reach 10 523 A. Bayne North Richmond 13 510
Second Grade Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September RIVERSTONE RSL 6-98 (dec) (D.Miller 29, P.Flanagan 2-17, F.Drexel 2-21) beat RICHMOND 62 (G.Moore 22, A.Gearing 5-25, M.Wheeler 2-25) and 8-180 (L.Rothheudt 40, G.Flanagan 40, P.Flanagan 39 not out, G.Townsend 20, M.Wheeler 4-56, P.Riley 2-24, A.Geary 2-41) at Richmond. WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-286 (dec) (J.Wilson 135 not out, P.Lewis 45, T.Nicholson 27, R.Dunn 23, R.Drury 2-27, R.Cruickshank 2-49) beat GLOSSODIA 100 (M.Poulter 27, R.Cruickshank 21, D.Morgan 3-11, C.Watson 2-14, R.Coutts 2-22) at Woodbury. FREEMANS REACH 258 (M.Mullens 72, D.Miller 53, M.Stubbings 31, S.Lindo 27, C.Miller 26, S.Edwards 4-63, C.Abbott 2-37, E.Frost 2-79) beat NORTH RICHMOND 75 (J.Grech 35, C.Miller 5-32, P.Madden 5-43) at Breakaway 1. Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-180 (T.Nicholson 56 not out, R.Reid 33, R.Coutts 25, S.Hutchinson 2-28, W.Jackett 2-51) beat NORTH RICHMOND 178 (J.Grech 39, A.Bayne 32, G.Ellis 22, W.Jackett 22, J.Finn 7-59, R.Dunn 2-15) at McQuade. RICHMOND 7-174 (L.Rothheudt 77 not out, G.Moore 37, R.Drury 2-27, R.Cruickshank 2-45) beat GLOSSODIA 9- 161 (D.Humphreys 46, M.Poulter 42, T.Hall 26, K.Hardy 4-26, F.Drexel 2-41) at Woodbury. RIVERSTONE 141 (M.Wheeler 37 not out, A.Geering 31, P.Madden 3-24, M.O'Hare 2-24, B.Worland 2-33) beat FREEMANS REACH 71 (M.Stubbings 21, A.Kitching 3-2, P.Riley 3-38) at Breakaway 1. Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October NORTH RICHMOND 111 (B.Roberts 25, C.Abbott 25, K.Hardy 4-22, B.Gabriel 3-25, F.Drexel 3-44) drew with RICHMOND 3-85 (G.Townsend 62 not out, S.Edwards 2-7) at Richmond. WINDSOR LEAGUES 228 (B.Vassallo 50, S.Moise 49, R.Coutts 41 not out, J.Finn 33, P.Madden 4-51, M.O'Hare 2- 29, M.Mullens 2-31, D.Raymond 2-34) drew with FREEMANS REACH 2-18 at McQuade. RIVERSTONE 225 (E.Dickson 106, G.Lea 67, C.Spies 5-58, R.Drury 4-30) drew with GLOSSODIA 1-20 at Riverstone. Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November NORTH RICHMOND 9-186 (G.Ellis 54, W.Jackett 39, C.Abbott 21, S.Chillmaid 3-38, R.Drury 3-60, C.Spies 2-48) beat GLOSSODIA 41 (W.Jackett 3-14, C.Abbott 2-3, A.Bayne 2-4, S.Edwards 2-18) at Turnbull. RIVERSTONE 172 (P.Overton 44, E.Dickson 41, G.Lea 40, C.Watson 3-30, R.Dunn 2-7, J.Finn 2-26) drew with WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-58 (P.Riley 4-16) at McQuade. FREEMANS REACH 7-215 (C.Miller 52, D.Collier 47, M.Stubbings 39 not out, R.Christofferson 29, F.Drexel 3-49) beat RICHMOND 207 (R.Fitton 80 not out, T.Gregory 60, J.Wood 28, M.Mullins 3-41, R.Christofferson 2-8, M.O'Hare 2-15) at Breakaway 1.
56 Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November RICHMOND 127 (G.Moore 34, R.Dunn 4-25, R.Coutts 4-40, D.Morgan 2-25) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 61 (R.Dunn 22 not out, B.Gabriel 4-28, R.Fitton 2-5, F.Drexel 2-15) and 0-5 at McQuade. GLOSSODIA 176 (T.Hall 49, S.Chillmaid 34, R.Drury 28, R.Cruickshank 27, D.Collier 2-24, R.Christofferson 2-35) beat FREEMANS REACH 84 (D.Miller 22, M.Stubbings 21, S.Chillmaid 2-2, R.Drury 2-31, C.Spies 2-33) at Woodbury. RIVERSTONE 103 (E.Dickson 53, G.Lea 20, W.Jackett 7-15, C.Abbott 2-17) and 6-100 (A.Kitching 33 not out, C.Parkinson 23, W.Jackett 2-49) beat NORTH RICHMOND 125 (A.Bayne 37, B.Roberts 20, C.Peberdy 5-42, A.Kitching 3-17) and 75 (A.Geering 5-29, A.Kitching 3-22) outright after trailing on the first innings at Riverstone. Round 6 Saturday 27 November RICHMOND 5-170 (G.Moore 90 not out, R.Fitton 22, M.Wheeler 3-28, A.Geering 2-24) beat RIVERSTONE 6-168 (P.Riley 49, M.Wheeler 46, P.Boncardo 30 not out, K.Hardy 2-21, F.Drexel 2-35) at Riverstone. GLOSSODIA 151 (A.Tyler 30 not out, D.Humphreys 24, R.Cruickshank 21, B.Deane 3-11, R.Dunn 2-32) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 92 (S.Moise 36, M.Poulter 4-27, R.Cruickshank 2-22) at Woodbury. FREEMANS REACH 3-153 (D.Collier 76 not out, M.Mullens 30 not out, M.Esam 2-68) beat NORTH RICHMOND 151 (J.Grech 33, M.Clifton 31, M.O’Hare 3-26, R.Christofferson 3-32, B.Worland 2-4) at Breakaway 1. Round 7 Saturday 4 December WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-200 (P.Lewis 65, R.Reid 46, S.Moise 28 not out, A.Morgan 27 not out, R.Coutts 23) beat NORTH RICHMOND 9-197 (G.Ellis 67, B.Roberts 51, C.Abbott 22, R.Dunn 3-37, C.Watson 2-31) at Turnbull. RICHMOND drew with GLOSSODIA at Richmond. Abandoned. FREEMANS REACH 7-197 (M.Stubbings 57, D.Collier 50, M.Mullins 29, G.Lea 2-6, M.Wheeler 2-34) beat RIVERSTONE 99 (G.Lea 22, P.Madden 5-46, M.O’Hare 2-26) at Breakaway 1. Round 8 Saturday 11 December NORTH RICHMOND drew with RICHMOND at Turnbull. Abandoned. WINDSOR LEAGUES 174 (R.Warren 54, T.Nicholson 38, R.Coutts 31, P.Lewis 21, P.Madden 4-45, D.Raymond 3- 44, D.Collier 2-22) beat FREEMANS REACH 142 (M.Mullens 58, P.Madden 21, J.Finn 2-23, D.Morgan 2-61) at Breakaway 1. GLOSSODIA 4-133 (C.Spies 31 not out, T.Barber 24 not out, D.Humphreys 22, A.Geering 2-21, M.Wheeler 2-42) beat RIVERSTONE 131 (G.Lea 24 not out, P.Seagrott 3-15, C.Spies 3-50) at Woodbury. Round 9 Saturday 18 December GLOSSODIA 2-133 (D.Humphreys 69, T.Hall 31 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND (G.Ellis 36, E.Frost 24, J.Grech 20, M.Poulter 5-25, R.Cruickshank 3-29, T.Hall 2-26) at Woodbury. WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-161 (C.Lawrence 53 retired, A.Morgan 44 not out, P.Lewis 25, C.Peberdy 2-31, M.Wheeler 2-43) beat RIVERSTONE 6-160 (A.Kitching 60, C.Parkinson 20 not out, D.Miller 20, S.Moise 2-23, J.Finn 2-25) at Riverstone. FREEMANS REACH 1-61 (B.Worland 35 not out, M.Stubbings 20) beat RICHMOND 56 (T.Gregory 23, P.Madden 4-15, M.O'Hare 3-3, B.Worland 2-21) at Richmond. Round 10 Saturday 15 January RICHMOND 9-181 (T.Gregory 59, L.Rottheudt 34, P.Flanagan 25 not out, R.Fitton 22, S.Moise 4-33) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 180 (S.Moise 59, R.Coutts 58, P.Lewis 22, J.Wood 6-26, P.Flanagan 2-42) at McQuade. FREEMANS REACH 9-286 (M.Stubbings 72, C.Miller 61, R.Christofferson 41, B.Worland 30, P.Madden 27 not out, P.Seagrott 6-38, R.Cruickshank 3-52) beat GLOSSODIA 9-142 (Jamie Cruickshank 38 not out, R.Drury 28, P.Madden 4-49, R.Christofferson 2-13, C.Miller 2-40) at Breakaway 1. RIVERSTONE 151 (A.Kitching 40, S.Counter 32, C.Henson 23, C.Abbott 3-21, M.Esam 2-44) beat NORTH RICHMOND 89 (A.Bayne 26, M.Wheeler 3-29, A.Geering 2-13, C.Henson 2-16, C.Peberdy 2-23) at Riverstone. Round 11 Saturday 22 January RIVERSTONE 2-98 (E.Dickson 50 not out) beat RICHMOND 96 (L.Rottheudt 39, P.Riley 3-9, A.Kitching 2-19, M.Wheeler 2-45) at Riverstone. GLOSSODIA 8-162 (R.Drury 44, A.Tyler 42, Jamie Cruickshank 22 not out, R.Dunn 3-29, R.Coutts 2-35) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-196 (S.Moise 96 not out, R.Reid 26, J.Finn 24, R.Coutts 20, R.Cruickshank 2-28, C.Spies 2- 33) on countback at McQuade. NORTH RICHMOND 7-211 (A.Bayne 72, B.Roberts 41, C.Abbott 33, M.Stubbings 3-33, R.Christofferson 3-43) beat FREEMANS REACH 205 (B.Worland 56, D.Raymond 45, Scott Lindo 35, N.Cain 4-42, W.Jackett 2-37, C.Abbott 2- 44) at Breakaway 1. Round 12 Saturday 29 January NORTH RICHMOND 8-157 (J.Grech 78, B.Roberts 36, R.Coutts 3-12, C.Watson 2-23) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 53 (S.Edwards 4-11, N.Cain 2-11, A.Bayne 2-11) at McQuade. RICHMOND 103 (F.Drexel 28, Jamie Cruickshank 2-2, R.Drury 2-21, C.Spies 2-27) beat GLOSSODIA 75 (T.Barber 20, B.Gabriel 5-30, P.Flanagan 3-7) at Richmond. RIVERSTONE 203 (P.Overton 67, C.Parkinson 32, P.Riley 28, C.Peberdy 26, M.O’Hare 4-30, P.Madden 2-41) beat FREEMANS REACH 169 (D.Miller 52, M.Mullins 41, M.Wheeler 3-37, P.Riley 2-31) at Breakaway 1.
57 Round 13 Saturday 5 February NORTH RICHMOND 4-111 (J.Grech 54 not out, G.Ellis 22, J.Wood 3-29) beat RICHMOND 108 (A.Bayne 3-22, N.Cain 3-28, W.Jackett 2-19) at Turnbull. FREEMANS REACH 4-105 (D.Collier 37 not out, B.Worland 24, D.Miller 20, T.Nicholson 2-22, C.Watson 2-23) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 101 (S.Moise 35, C.Miller 3-10, R.Christofferson 2-5, P.Madden 2-37) at Breakaway 1. GLOSSODIA 2-77 (R.Cruickshank 41 not out, T.Hall 25 not out, P.Riley 2-8) beat RIVERSTONE 74 (A.Kitching 28, T.Hall 3-6, R.Drury 3-24, R.Cruickshank 2-9) at Woodbury. Round 14 Saturdays 12-19 February NORTH RICHMOND 191 (Nick Cain 47, B.Roberts 26, A.Bayne 24, W.Jackett 20, T.Hall 3-32, C.Spies 2-12, R.Drury 2-19, R.Cruickshank 2-51) GLOSSODIA 140 (R.Cruickshank 37, B.Cain 3-19) at Woodbury. RIVERSTONE 152 (C.Henson 55 not out, M.Wheeler 29, T.Nicholson 4-18, J.Finn 2-22, C.Watson 2-33) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 134 (S.Moise 23, A.Morgan 20, P.Riley 4-31, A.Geering 2-9, C.Henson 2-28) at Riverstone. FREEMANS REACH 8-187 (dec) (D.Miller 108, B.Worland 29, R.Fitton 3-30, B.Gabriel 2-20) beat RICHMOND 68 (G.Townsend 22, P.Madden 5-29, B.Worland 4-9) and 111 (L.Mitchell 29, S.Crowley 29, P.Flanagan 24, P.Madden 3-20, D.Collier 2-12) outright at Richmond. Round 15 Saturdays 26 February-5 March WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-156 (dec) (T.Nicholson 60, R.Dunn 26, K.Hardy 3-27, F.Drexel 2-28) and 6-51 (dec) (R.Reid 22, S.Moise 21, F.Drexel 4-15, K.Hardy 2-1) beat RICHMOND 102 (R.Fitton 28, R.Coutts 4-16, R.Dunn 3- 30) and 7-70 (S.Crowley 29, R.Coutts 4-20, R.Dunn 3-12) at McQuade. GLOSSODIA 121 (T.Hall 45, Jamie Cruickshank 29 not out, M.O’Hare 2-3, D.Raymond 2-13, M.Stubbings 2-14, D.Collier 2-24, C.Miller 2-25) beat FREEMANS REACH 94 (B.Worland 23, R.Drury 3-7, R.Cruickshank 3-14, C.Spies 2-49) at Breakaway 1. NORTH RICHMOND 7-142 (G.Ellis 40, J.Grech 31, S.Counter 2-9, A.Kitching 2-14, M.Wheeler 2-36) beat RIVERSTONE 122 (G.Lea 30, M.Wheeler 23, C.Henson 21 not out, E.Dickson 21, S.Edwards 3-26, W.Jackett 3-28, N.Cain 2-33) at Turnbull. Semi-Finals Saturday 12-Sunday 13 March FREEMANS REACH 179 (R.Christofferson 51, B.Worland 29, C.Miller 27, M.O’Hare 26 not out, D.Miller 23, A.Bayne 3-27, W.Jackett 3-32, N.Cain 2-64) and 2-186 (D.Miller 67 not out, B.Worland 46 not out, M.Stubbings 42, R.Christofferson 21) beat NORTH RICHMOND 160 (J.Grech 42, B.Roberts 28, W.Jackett 23, A.Bayne 22, B.Worland 4-47, C.Miller 4-48, P.Madden 2-35) at Oakville. RIVERSTONE 122 (S.Counter 46 not out, A.Kitching 31, T.Hall 5-25, C.Spies 2-56) and 111 (G.Lea 30, P.Seagrott 5- 29) beat GLOSSODIA 57 (P.Riley 4-18, C.Peberdy 2-5, A.Kitching 2-8, M.Wheeler 2-18) and 86 (T.Barber 22, C.Henson 3-18, P.Riley 3-34, A.Geering 2-14) outright at McQuade. Final Saturday 20-Sunday 21 March FREEMANS REACH 203 (M.Mullens 59, D.Miller 43, C.Miller 33, C.Peberdy 4-62, P.Riley 3-24, A.Kitching 2-24) beat RIVERSTONE 93 (P.Riley 21, P.Madden 4-42, M.O’Hare 3-19, C.Miller 3-24) and 78 (P.Madden 8-36, C.Miller 2-39) outright at Bensons Lane 4. Bradman Medal: Phil Madden
Club Championship - Senior Competition The John Wellington Cup Place (2003-04) 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th TOTAL 1. (6) Bligh Park 378 320 212 123 166 104 1303 2. (2) North Richmond 532 318 148 120 44 1162 3. (3) Freemans Reach 301 366 240 117 1024 4. (11) Richmond 497 270 150 51 968 5. (7) Schofields 294 355 144 16 809 6. (8) Riverstone RSL 318 230 164 38 750 7. (1) Windsor Leagues 294 130 171 72 667 8. (4) Glossodia 324 240 52 616 9. (9) Maroota 320 237 52 609 10. (5) Pitt Town Sports 238 228 108 574 11. (10) Wilberforce 332 162 494
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PREMIERS Bligh Park RUNNERS UP Schofields MINOR PREMIERS Schofields FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI TI D LI LO ABND QNT POINTS Schofields 0 10 0 2 2 0 1 71 Bligh Park 1 7 1 1 5 0 0 1.42 64 Maroota 0 9 0 2 4 0 0 1.20 64 Glossodia 1 4 0 2 8 0 0 48 Riverstone 1 4 0 0 9 0 1 46 Windsor Leagues 0 1 1 1 7 3 2 26
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE R. Watkins Maroota 14 12 4 63* 331 41.37 J. Bayldon Maroota 10 9 1 103 275 39.28 A. Buckley Schofields 9 9 1 102 298 37.25 T. Hawkett Bligh Park 13 13 4 170 309 34.33 N. Stringfellow Windsor Leagues 10 10 0 76 289 28.90 S. Fairburn Bligh Park 12 12 1 74 300 27.27 A. Evans Bligh Park 14 15 0 74 390 26.00 A. Perrin Bligh Park 11 11 0 62 283 25.73 H. Britton Riverstone 13 13 0 101 328 25.23 S. Harris Schofields 14 14 2 65 299 24.92 A. Duggan Glossodia 14 17 1 68 397 24.81 J. Clements Maroota 14 14 2 65 285 23.75 S. Clements Maroota 13 14 1 96 307 23.62 P. Kirpal Riverstone 11 10 0 100 223 22.30 K. Jones Glossodia 12 13 0 61 279 21.46 B. Campton Riverstone 12 12 0 53 256 21.33 M. Boyle Bligh Park 14 13 0 61 266 20.46 Brett Reeves Glossodia 13 14 1 78 257 18.36
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE M. Boyle Bligh Park 14 84 12 252 29 8.69 T. Beazley Schofields 9 85.4 24 195 21 9.29 Brett Smith Glossodia 14 100.1 15 312 27 11.56 A. Vella Bligh Park 14 160 38 401 33 12.15 A. Mathur Bligh Park 11 90 16 312 21 14.86 D. Whitby Riverstone 14 119 24 412 27 15.26 Scott Nicholls Schofields 12 126 24 419 27 15.52 M. Seagrott Glossodia 14 70.3 4 326 21 15.52 R. Bloxsome Glossodia 15 103 9 413 24 17.21 R. Watkins Maroota 14 110.2 21 379 20 18.95 S. Hession Riverstone 13 127.5 36 467 24 19.46 S. Clements Maroota 13 136.3 30 510 24 21.25
59 WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL J. Clements Maroota 14 18 1 19 D. Sinclair Riverstone 9 13 2 15 T. Hawkett Bligh Park 13 15 0 15 Scott Griffin Schofields 12 15 0 15 Brett Reeves Glossodia 13 8 3 11
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL M. Boyle Bligh Park 14 761 A. Vella Bligh Park 14 696 S. Clements Maroota 13 687 R. Watkins Maroota 14 661 S. Hession Riverstone 13 625 A. Duggan Glossodia 14 607 Brett Smith Glossodia 14 604 J. Clements Maroota 14 570 M. Seagrott Glossodia 14 564 A. Mathur Bligh Park 14 563 N. Stringfellow Windsor Leagues 10 559 S. Harris Schofields 14 559 H. Britton Riverstone 13 538 D. Whitby Riverstone 14 537 T. Hawkett Bligh Park 14 534 G. Griffin Schofields 12 524 R. Bloxsome Glossodia 15 518
Third Grade Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September MAROOTA 7-270 (dec) (J.Bayldon 103, S.Clements 96, J.Clements 29 not out, G.Griffin 3-33) beat SCHOFIELDS 156 (J.Davis 44 not out, S.Harris 33, S.Boyd 23, S.Clements 4-27, T.McMahon 4-36) and 3-126 (W.Brennan 39, G.Griffin 32, S.Harris 27 not out, Shane Griffin 24 not out, T.McMahon 2-33) at South Maroota. GLOSSODIA 284 (Brett Smith 75 not out, M.Seagrott 56, R.Bloxsome 50, A.Wilson 36, B.Boatswain 4-84, N.Stringfellow 2-42, A.Elms 2-48) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 144 (B.Boatswain 45, A.Gawthorne 26, D.Morris- Brauer 22, A.Wilson 3-45) and 78 (M.Carlon 38, Brett Smith 4-20, A.Duggan 3-28) outright at Don’t Worry. BLIGH PARK 6-371 (dec) (T.Hawkett 170 not out, A.Evans 74, A.Mathur 58 not out, S.Fairburn 24, H.Britton 2-38, B.Campton 2-65) beat RIVERSTONE 204 (C.Parkinson 44, D.Sinclair 28, B.Campton 21, A.Mathur 5-67, B.George 2-14) at Colbee 1. Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October BLIGH PARK 8-182 (A.Vella 38, J.Smelcher 36, A.Evans 31, M.Boyle 25, N.Weeks 3-47, A.Duggan 2-29) beat GLOSSODIA 44 (A.Vella 6-21) at Colbee 1. MAROOTA 6-164 (J.Bayldon 56, S.Jones 53, A.Woodbury 28 not out, A.Richter 2-32) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-152 (N.Stringfellow 50, B.Boatswain 32 not out, T.McMahon 2-14) at RAAF Base. SCHOFIELDS 6-120 (A.Buckley 82 not out, S.Hession 4-15) beat RIVERSTONE 116 (D.Sinclair 36, G.Griffin 3- 17, Scott Nicholls 3-23, S.Harris 2-45) at Riverstone. Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October BLIGH PARK 268 (A.Perrin 56, M.Boyle 55, A.Evans 39, B.George 29, A.Vella 25, R.Watkins 4-47, S.Clements 3- 64) drew with MAROOTA 1-45 (J.Clements 42) at South Maroota. RIVERSTONE 149 (B.Campton 53, H.Britton 21, A.Wilson 4-17, R.Bloxsome 2-27, G.Reid 2-29) beat GLOSSODIA 63 (H.Britton 3-4, S.Hession 3-14, D.Whitby 3-26) at Woodbury. SCHOFIELDS 196 (S.Harris 54, B.Lynch 33, A.Whelan 22, C.Simpson 2-15) drew with WINDSOR LEAGUES at Oakville.
60 Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November WINDSOR LEAGUES 114 (N.Stringfellow 43, A.Vella 4-19, A.Mathur 2-20) and 98 (D.Morris-Brauer 22, Matthew D.Jones 20, A.Vella 5-17) tied with BLIGH PARK 114 (A.Mathur 43, B.George 21, A.Lehmann 3-21, C.Simpson 3- 37, Matthew D.Jones 2-8, M.Simmons 2-32) and 6-86 (T.Hawkett 33 not out, R.Airey 22, C.Simpson 2-24, Matthew D.Jones 2-30) at Colbee 1. GLOSSODIA 193 (K.Jones 61, A.Duggan 44, Steve Richards 32, Shane Griffin 4-7) drew with SCHOFIELDS at Woodbury. RIVERSTONE 6-290 (dec) (P.Kirpal 100, T.Strachan 75, Chris Cook 42 not out, H.Britton 42, S.Roberts 3-16, I.Tomlinson 2-76) beat MAROOTA 81 (A.Bernadini 35, Chris Cook 4-27, S.Hession 4-28, D.Whitby 2-23) and 3-122 (R.Watkins 44 not out, S.Clements 24 not out, J.Clements 20, N.Dahiya 3-40) at Riverstone. Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November MAROOTA 8-234 (dec) (M.Langham 104 not out, I.Tomlinson 30 not out, D.Hitchcock 23, J.Bayldon 22, M.Seagrott 4-48, A.Wilson 2-56) beat GLOSSODIA 160 (A.Duggan 68, M.Seagrott 43 not out, A.Wilson 24, I.Tomlinson 4-36, S.Clements 2-21) and 8-177 (G.Quince 33, A.Duggan 31, D.Breen 28, G.Reid 23 not out, Steve Richards 21 not out, S.Clements 2-19, R.Watkins 2-20, T.McMahon 2-40) at South Maroota. WINDSOR LEAGUES drew with RIVERSTONE at RAAF Base. Abandoned. BLIGH PARK 5-139 (M.Boyle 61, A.Perrin 32, R.Airey 24, Shane Griffin 2-21) beat SCHOFIELDS 82 (G.Griffin 31, A.Vella 3-14, M.Boyle 2-16, R.Airey 2-20) at Oakville. Round 6 Saturday 27 November SCHOFIELDS 8-135 (A.Whelan 35, Scott Griffin 23 not out, S.Clements 4-38, R.Watkins 2-18, I.Tomlinson 2-20) beat MAROOTA 131 (S.Clements 23, G.Langham 21, J.Buckley 4-49, B.Lynch 2-17, B.Hannon 2-21) at Oakville. GLOSSODIA 225 (Brett Reeves 78, G.Quince 57, R.Bloxsome 27, D.Morris-Bauer 3-47, B.Boatswain 2-33, C.Simpson 2-62) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 190 (N.Stringfellow 76, A.Gawthorne 36, D.Morris-Bauer 30, M.Seagrott 3-21, Brett Smith 3-36) at RAAF Base. BLIGH PARK 6-300 (S.Fairburn 64, J.Fressard 59, A.Evans 56, M.Boyle 50, J.Smelcher 26 not out, , N.Dahiya 3-35, Steven Cook 2-34) beat RIVERSTONE 228 (H.Britton 55, N.Dahiya 51, D.Sinclair 35, Chris Cook 24, A.Perrin 3-17, B.George 3-40, M.Boyle 2-35) at Colbee 1. Round 7 Saturday 4 December BLIGH PARK 7-127 (J.Fressard 31, A.Evans 26, T.Hawkett 22 not out, Brett Smith 3-23, R.Bloxsome 2-29) beat GLOSSODIA 125 (Brett Reeves 30, A.Duggan 28, M.Boyle 5-13, R.Airey 2-20) at Woodbury. WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-121 (N.Stringfellow 46, D.Morris-Bauer 22 not out, A.Gawthorne 20, B.Boatswain 20, R.Watkins 2-13) beat MAROOTA 114 (J.Clements 35, S.Clements 20, N.Stringfellow 3-11, Matthew D.Jones 2-25, B.Boatswain 2-44) at RAAF Base. SCHOFIELDS 3-95 (W.Brennan 21 not out, S.Harris 20) beat RIVERSTONE 90 (G.Griffin 2-3, T.Beazley 2-10, Scott Nicholls 2-32) at Riverstone. Round 8 Saturday 11 December MAROOTA 5-129 (J.Clements 45, R.Watkins 20 not out, M.Langham 20, M.Boyle 2-14) beat BLIGH PARK 121 (A.Perrin 38, M.Boyle 28, R.Airey 22, R.Watkins 4-18, M.Langham 2-57) at Colbee 1. GLOSSODIA 5-122 (G.Quince 37 not out, .D.Whitby 4-24) beat RIVERSTONE 113 (B.Campton 31, D.Whitby 22, N.Weeks 3-29) at Riverstone. WINDSOR LEAGUES drew with SCHOFIELDS at RAAF Base. Abandoned. Round 9 Saturday 18 December BLIGH PARK 3-107 (S.Fairburn 74 not out) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 106 (A.Lehmann 34 not out, A.Vella 3-15, B.George 3-21, J.Smelcher 2-2) at RAAF Base. SCHOFIELDS 9-215 (A.Buckley 102, G.Griffin 42, Shane Griffin 24, A.Duggan 4-52, M.Seagrott 3-14) beat GLOSSODIA 7-166 (A.Duggan 53 not out, K.Jones 38, Brett Reeves 29, Steve Richards 21, J.Buckley 3-38, T.Beazley 2-29) at Oakville. MAROOTA 4-203 (J.Bayldon 62 not out, L.Manton 51, R.Watkins 42 not out, M.Langham 22, S.Hession 2-39) beat RIVERSTONE 199 (B.Campton 50, S.Campton 34, N.Dahiya 29 not out, P.Boncardo 29, S.Hession 27 not out, A.Woodbury 3-34, S.Clements 2-45) at South Maroota. Round 10 Saturday 15 January MAROOTA 173 (D.Rawlings 50, R.Watkins 46, S.Clements 24, R.Bloxsome 4-34, M.Seagrott 3-32) beat GLOSSODIA 94 (Brett Reeves 34, Steve Richards 23, A.Woodbury 6-17, D.Rawlings 3-9) at Woodbury. RIVERSTONE 156 (H.Britton 49, N.Dahiya 31, P.Kirpal 26, C.Collins 3-20, M.Carlon 2-36) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 152 (S.Millard 52, S.Carroll 38, D.Sciffer 34, S.Hession 3-44) at Riverstone. SCHOFIELDS 5-66 (A.Buckley 31, M.Boyle 3-6, A.Mathur 2-22) beat BLIGH PARK 64 (A.Mathur 24, Scott Nicholls 4-6, J.Buckley 2-3, S.Harris 2-31) at University. Round 11 Saturday 22 January SCHOFIELDS 9-97 (S.Boyd 28, S.Harris 20, S.Clements 4-27, D.Rawlings 3-23) beat MAROOTA 95 (R.Watkins 53, T.Beazley 4-11, S.Harris 3-20, Scott Nicholls 2-26) at Oakville. GLOSSODIA 8-147 (D.Breen 38, A.Duggan 29, Brett Reeves 21, Steve Richards 20, C.Collins 3-38, M.Simmons 2- 13, D.Morris-Brauer 2-38) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 111 (D.Morris-Brauer 45, R.Bloxsome 5-34, A.Wilson 2-19) at RAAF Base. RIVERSTONE 5-121 (S.Hession 49 not out, B.Kirpal 45, B.George 2-14) beat BLIGH PARK 108 (S.Fairburn 38, A.Evans 25, N.Dahiya 4-10, D.Whitby 3-46) at Colbee 1.
61 Round 12 Saturday 29 January BLIGH PARK 9-178 (T.Hawkett 72, J.Smelcher 20, G.Quince 3-28, M.Seagrott 2-59) beat GLOSSODIA 89 (A.Mathur 3-15, A.Vella 3-41, B.George 2-13) at Woodbury. MAROOTA 6-171 (R.Watkins 63 not out, L.Manton 35, A.Woodbury 22, A.Lehmann 5-37) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-166 (D.Morris-Brauer 65, A.Lehmann 38, I.Smith 28) at South Maroota. SCHOFIELDS 6-155 (S.Harris 62, B.Lynch 46, D.Whitby 2-29, P.Boncardo 2-39) beat RIVERSTONE 103 (M.Whitby 23, T.Beazley 3-13, S.Harris 2-14, Scott Nicholls 2-28) at Riverstone. Round 13 Saturday 5 February MAROOTA 3-154 (S.Clements 51, A.Woodbury 50 not out, D.Rawlings 27 not out) beat BLIGH PARK 144 (A.Perrin 42, T.Hawkett 34, D.Hamerlok 22, J.Smelcher 20, A.Woodbury 3-5, L.Manton 2-6, R.Watkins 2-29, I.Tomlinson 2-32) at Colbee 1. GLOSSODIA 5-123 (A.Duggan 51, S.Hession 2-9) beat RIVERSTONE 120 (G.Riley 32, D.Whitby 24, R.Bloxsome 3-21, A.Wilson 2-20, Brett Smith 2-23) at Riverstone. SCHOFIELDS 7-181 (Shane Griffin 65, S.Harris 42 not out, S.Boyd 34, A.Lehmann 2-25) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 108 (C.Fawcett 22, T.Beazley 5-20, Scott Nicholls 3-24) at RAAF Base. Round 14 Saturdays 12-19 February BLIGH PARK 7-163 (dec) (D.Hamerlok 48 not out, A.Mathur 45, S.Fairburn 35, N.Stringfellow 4-37, S.Millard 2-44) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 77 (I.Smith 22, M.Boyle 4-22, A.Mathur 3-23) and 82 (S.Millard 21, R.Airey 4-9, A.Mathur 3-25, M.Boyle 2-21) outright at RAAF Base. SCHOFIELDS 90 (G.Griffin 31, Brett Smith 5-20, R.Bloxsome 4-34) beat GLOSSODIA 69 (K.Jones 20, Scott Nicholls 4-20, T.Beazley 3-10, J.Buckley 2-23) and 5-152 (K.Jones 51, A.Duggan 22) at Oakville. MAROOTA 8-292 (dec) (J.Clements 65, S.Jones 61, G.Langham 39, D.Hitchcock 32, R.Watkins 32, L.Manton 31, P.Kirpal 2-24, D.Whitby 2-65) beat RIVERSTONE 175 (T.Strachan 50, J.Jones 32, S.Roberts 5-44, Matthew J.Jones 2-18, R.Watkins 2-44) and 3-25 at South Maroota. Round 15 Saturdays 26 February-5 March GLOSSODIA 101 (K.Jones 40, Brett Reeves 20, T.McMahon 3-7, D.Hitchcock 3-13, S.Roberts 2-15, A.Woodbury 2- 16) drew with MAROOTA 5-61 (S.Clements 32, Brett Smith 4-23) at Woodbury. RIVERSTONE 6-279 (dec) (H.Britton 101, B.Campton 50, T.Strachan 47, S.Hession 42, S.Campton 24 not out, Matthew D.Jones 3-75, A.Elms 2-49) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 104 (N.Stringfellow 35, M.Simmons 33, D.Whitby 3-27, H.Britton 2-10) and 66 (I.Smith 34, D.Whitby 3-21, H.Britton 2-12, S.Hession 2-20) outright at Riverstone. SCHOFIELDS 205 (A.Buckley 46, T.Beazley 34, Scott Griffin 30, Shane Griffin 27, M.Boyle 4-33, A.Vella 2-23, R.Airey 2-56) beat BLIGH PARK 136 (A.Perrin 62, A.Evans 37, G.Griffin 6-39, Scott Nicholls 3-46) at Colbee 1. Semi-Finals Saturday 12-Sunday 13 March SCHOFIELDS 163 (S.Boyd 43, A.Whelan 28, G.Griffin 20, A.Duggan 3-14, Brett Smith 3-37) beat GLOSSODIA 52 (G.Quince 20, T.Beazley 4-6, Scott Nicholls 2-13, G.Griffin 2-13, J.Buckley 2-16) and 97 (A.Duggan 23, J.Buckley 5- 25, T.Beazley 3-41, Scott Nicholls 2-27) at Richmond. BLIGH PARK 232 (S.Fairburn 72, A.Perrin 61, B.George 28 not out, I.Tomlinson 4-39, D.Rawlings 3-15) and 167 (T.Hawkett 48 not out, S.Fairburn 38, A.Perrin 30, D.Rawlings 3-34, R.Watkins 2-21, I.Tomlinson 2-38) beat MAROOTA 87 (R.Watkins 32, M.Boyle 4-27, B.George 3-17, A.Mathur 2-19) and 8-103 (S.Clements 22, A.Vella 3- 47, B.George 2-26) at Woodbury. Final Saturday 20-Sunday 21 March BLIGH PARK 189 (A.Vella 31 not out, B.George 29, A.Evans 28, A.Mathur 22, T.Beazley 4-89, Scott Nicholls 3-52) and 5-167 (S.Fairburn 55, J.Fressard 42 not out, A.Perrin 25, A.Mathur 21, T.Beazley 2-35) beat SCHOFIELDS 173 (B.Lynch 49, S.Boyd 47, A.Vella 4-63, A.Mathur 3-21) at Woodlands 2. Bradman Medal: Abe Vella
ERRATA YEAR BOOK 2003-04
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62 Fourth Grade
PREMIERS Bligh Park RUNNERS UP Pitt Town Sports MINOR PREMIERS Wilberforce FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO QNT POINTS Wilberforce 1 11 2 1 0 83 Freemans Reach 1 7 1 5 1 60 Pitt Town Sports 0 8 1 6 0 57 Bligh Park 1 6 0 7 1 53 Riverstone 2 2 0 9 2 41 North Richmond 1 3 0 9 2 37 BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE A. Bartley Pitt Town Sports 10 10 2 62* 263 32.88 Adam Carver North Richmond 14 16 2 101* 457 32.64 A. Porth Bligh Park 12 10 1 75 281 31.22 J. Bremner Bligh Park 15 15 1 104 437 31.21 T. Reckless Wilberforce 14 11 2 88 273 30.33 S. Taylor Bligh Park 14 12 1 70 327 29.73 J. Taylor Bligh Park 14 14 1 61 347 26.69 B. Condon Wilberforce 15 13 0 89 337 25.92 Michael Cividin Wilberforce 14 12 2 68* 255 25.50 B. Gray Freemans Reach 13 11 1 81 255 25.50 A. Chapman Pitt Town Sports 14 14 0 70 345 24.64 B. Poehlsen Riverstone 9 12 1 117* 253 23.00 Mark Thompson North Richmond 13 15 0 53 333 22.20 D. Clarke Riverstone 14 19 1 95 396 22.00 Joshua Wilson North Richmond 12 13 1 70 262 21.83 N. Richardson Bligh Park 17 13 1 87 252 21.00 G. Carroll Freemans Reach 14 15 1 37 251 17.93 D. Noble Freemans Reach 14 16 0 60 259 16.19 BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE T. Reckless Wilberforce 14 108 20 299 31 9.64 A. Walker Wilberforce 15 165 40 375 37 10.14 J. Campton Wilberforce 14 111.5 28 257 25 10.28 P. Noble Freemans Reach 15 117 16 329 32 10.28 Michael Cividin Wilberforce 14 88.3 12 272 23 11.82 A. Harriott North Richmond 11 60.4 10 267 20 13.35 B. Gray Freemans Reach 13 101 14 339 25 13.56 A. Collinson Bligh Park 11 91 12 367 27 13.59 T. Howe Bligh Park 13 82 15 286 21 13.62 B. Poehlsen Riverstone 9 85 8 348 24 14.50 J. Hayes Freemans Reach 15 113 24 319 22 14.50 P. Nash Pitt Town Sports 12 132.1 19 407 28 14.54 C. Carver North Richmond 12 74 15 330 21 15.71 N. Duggan Freemans Reach 10 123 27 359 21 17.10 N. Richardson Bligh Park 17 127 26 361 21 17.19 R. Corser Bligh Park 12 90 12 366 20 18.30 Adam Carver North Richmond 14 135.4 21 462 22 21.00 D. Sinka Riverstone 13 151 21 638 22 29.00 63 WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL L. Nettleton Freemans Reach 15 22 3 25 B. Condon Wilberforce 15 15 4 19 J. Bremner Bligh Park 15 17 2 19 M. Sharp Pitt Town Sports 13 14 0 14 A. McLean Riverstone 11 12 1 13 Joshua Wilson North Richmond 12 13 0 13
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL Adam Carver North Richmond 14 877 T. Reckless Wilberforce 14 838 J. Bremner Bligh Park 15 757 B. Gray Freemans Reach 13 690 J. Taylor Bligh Park 14 677 N. Richardson Bligh Park 17 677 P. Noble Freemans Reach 15 666 A. Walker Wilberforce 15 666 Michael Cividin Wilberforce 14 650 B. Poehlsen Riverstone 9 643 J. Hayes Freemans Reach 15 639 B. Condon Wilberforce 15 622 S. Taylor Bligh Park 14 607 P. Nicholas Pitt Town Sports 12 575 A. Collinson Bligh Park 11 565 N. Duggan Freemans Reach 10 561 P. Nash Pitt Town Sports 12 560 D. Sinka Riverstone 13 542 C. Carver North Richmond 12 512 D. Clarke Riverstone 14 501
Fourth Grade Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September BLIGH PARK 218 (A.Porth 75, J.Taylor 50, C.Carver 4-42, P.Dowling 2-32, P.Baker 2-49) beat NORTH RICHMOND 152 (P.Dowling 48 not out, A.Craig 25, C.Carver 23, M.Howe 4-21, S.Taylor 3-30, N.Richardson 2-39) at Vineyard. WILBERFORCE 188 (Michael Cividin 54, B.Condon 25, C.Kafoa 25, Chris Cook 5-65, C.Szabo 3-26) beat RIVERSTONE 111 (L.Szabo 30 not out, T.Humlin 27, J.Campton 3-17, L.Hitchen 2-15, A.Walker 2-38) and 6-201 (D.Clarke 95, Chris Cook 32 not out, T.Reckless 2-21, M.Tabet 2-43) at Mill Street. PITT TOWN SPORTS 214 (A.Chapman 70, P.Nicholas 37, M.Sharp 27, P.Noble 4-43, D.Harkins 3-41) beat FREEMANS REACH 132 (M.Carroll 37, L.Nettleton 31, P.Noble 20 not out, P.Nash 6-41, A.Hunt 2-33) at Brinsley. Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October FREEMANS REACH 5-73 (D.Noble 32, L.Szabo 3-31, D.Sinka 2-16) beat RIVERSTONE 68 (D.Clarke 41, B.Gray 4-35, J.Hayes 2-16, D.Harkins 2-16) at Breakaway 2. WILBERFORCE 142 (W.Van Trump 29, M.James 20, A.Collinson 4-51, T.Howe 3-25, N.Richardson 2-18) beat BLIGH PARK 108 (A.Porth 29, P.Cowley 28, A.Walker 3-29, T.Reckless 2-18, L.Hitchen 2-27, A.Hall 2-34) at Woodlands 1. PITT TOWN SPORTS 7-139 (D.Turtle 38, A.Hunt 26, P.Nicholas 25, T.Stephens 23 not out, C.Carver 3-50) beat NORTH RICHMOND 7-137 (Mark Thompson 53, Adam Carver 41, P.Nicholas 2-26, D.Turtle 2-27) at McMahon. Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October FREEMANS REACH 212 (B.Gray 69, M.Carroll 32, T.Nixon 30, P.Noble 29, A.Collinson 3-52, M.Howe 2-31, J.Taylor 2-31) beat BLIGH PARK 179 (S.Taylor 70, T.Howe 28, D.Lloyd 24, P.Noble 3-34, T.Nixon 2-19, G.Carroll 2-35, N.Duggan 2-47) at Colbee 1. PITT TOWN SPORTS 1-153 (D.Turtle 59 not out, H.Stephens 47 not out, A.Wilbow 39) beat RIVERSTONE 151 (A.Fuller 39, M.Barker 29, A.Sinka 23, P.Nash 4-39, A.Wilbow 3-24, P.Nicholas 2-28) at Mill Street. WILBERFORCE 173 (B.Condon 40, W.Van Trump 35, T.Reckless 32 not out, A.Hall 27, P.Dowling 2-16, A.Harriott 2-20, M.Clifton 2-33) beat NORTH RICHMOND 127 (C.Carver 43, T.Reckless 3-13, A.Walker 2-22, J.Campton 2- 22) at McMahon. 64 Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November WILBERFORCE 245 (W.Van Trump 56, B.Condon 49, P.Green 39, M.Tabet 32, T.Reckless 32, P.Noble 4-23, N.Duggan 2-48) beat FREEMANS REACH 70 (D.Noble 23, T.Reckless 4-10, A.Walker 4-23, L.Hitchen 2-11) and 138 (T.Nixon 56, J.Hayes 23, T.Reckless 5-21, M.Cividin 3-52) outright at Breakaway 2. RIVERSTONE 181 (D.Clarke 51, B.Poehlsen 43, T.Humlin 27, Adam Carver 5-32, A.Harriott 3-26, D.Baker 2-26) and 129 (D.Clarke 33, B.Poehlsen 27, A.Harriott 6-49, Adam Carver 3-43) beat NORTH RICHMOND 125 (Joshua Wilson 36, Adam Carver 30, Mark Thompson 20, A.Sinka 3-24, D.Sinka 3-40, C.Willis 2-13) and 151 (Joshua Wilson 70, Adam Carver 52, T.Humlin 3-24, B.Poehlsen 2-29) outright at Mill Street. PITT TOWN SPORTS 101 (A.Chapman 101, T.Howe 4-11, A.Collinson 3-19) beat BLIGH PARK 92 (J.Taylor 39 not out, A.Wilbow 4-30, D.Turtle 3-26, A.Hunt 2-16) at Brinsley. Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November BLIGH PARK 8-368 (dec) (J.Bremner 104, N.Richardson 87, D.Lloyd 53, J.Taylor 47, S.Taylor 33, A.Sinka 2-37, L.Szabo 2-46) beat RIVERSTONE 68 (L.Szabo 23, N.Richardson 3-10, M.Ford 2-8, R.Corser 2-29) and 145 (D.Sinka 25, J.Brown 24, B.Poehlsen 21, S.Taylor 3-25) outright at Colbee 1. PITT TOWN 8-172 (P.Nicholas 62 not out, T.Stephens 32, B.Bartley 23, G.Brown 20, T.Reckless 3-26, M.Cividin 2- 30) drew with WILBERFORCE at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND 196 (Adam Carver 62, Mark Thompson 42, Allan Carver 20 not out, N.Duggan 5-45) beat FREEMANS REACH 155 (D.Noble 32, T.Nixon 21, J.Hayes 20, A.Shaw 4-14, B.Harris 4-56) at McMahon. Round 6 Saturday 27 November BLIGH PARK 3-103 (J.Bremner 45 not out, J.Taylor 39) beat NORTH RICHMOND 101 (Adam Carver 26, N.Richardson 2-17, S.Taylor 2-21, R.Corser 2-29) at McMahon. WILBERFORCE 4-46 (D.Sinka 2-13) beat RIVERSTONE 41 (J.Campton 4-12, A.Walker 3-14, T.Reckless 2-7) at Woodlands 1. FREEMANS REACH 9-151 (J.Hayes 48, N.Duggan 32, Garry Drury 3-20, A.Wilbow 2-28, A.Hunt 2-33) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 9-146 (A.Bartley 62 not out, A.Hunt 30, B.Gray 3-26, P.Noble 2-32) at Breakaway 2. Round 7 Saturday 4 December FREEMANS REACH 8-244 (B.Gray 81, L.Nettleton 42, G.Carroll 32 not out, J.Hayes 32, C.Willis 2-24, D.Sinka 2- 63, T.Humlin 2-71) beat RIVERSTONE 128 (M.Barker 52 not out, A.Fuller 23, T.Humlin 22, P.Noble 3-23, J.Hayes 3-55, B.Gray 2-28) at Mill Street. WILBERFORCE 7-122 (Michael Cividin 26 not out, S.Taylor 2-30, N.Richardson 2-34) beat BLIGH PARK 115 (S.Taylor 33, A.Walker 4-46, J.Campton 3-26, A.Hall 2-10) at Colbee 2. PITT TOWN SPORTS 4-153 (P.Nicholas 55 not out, A.Bartley 38 not out, A.Chapman 23, A.Wilbow 21, D.Wellington 2-14, P.Baker 2-21) beat NORTH RICHMOND 8-150 (D.Wellington 36, Joshua Wilson 29, B.Harris 28, P.Nicholas 3-38, A.Wilbow 2-26, G.Brown 2-33) at Brinsley. Round 8 Saturday 11 December FREEMANS REACH 5-174 (D.Noble 60, G.Langton 29, J.Hayes 25, M.Carroll 23) beat BLIGH PARK 106 (J.Bremner 63, B.Gray 4-15, P.Noble 4-15, J.Hayes 2-42) at Breakaway 2. RIVERSTONE 4-81 (A.Sinka 22 not out, P.Nash 2-28) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 118 (A.Chapman 63, B.Poehlsen 6-21, C.Willis 3-30) on countback at Brinsley. NORTH RICHMOND 4-65 (T.Reckless 3-19) beat WILBERFORCE 7-161 (B.Condon 53, M.Tabet 34, N.Armstrong 20, A.Harriott 2-24, Adam Carver 2-33, D.Wellington 2-35) at Woodlands 1. A protest by Wilberforce into the result of this match was dismissed. Round 9 Saturday 18 December WILBERFORCE 8-112 (W.Van Trump 35, M.Tabet 27 not out, J.Hayes 4-18, T.Nixon 2-18, B.Gray 2-23) beat FREEMANS REACH 100 (M.Carroll 25, A.Hall 3-23, A.Walker 2-13, L.Hitchen 2-16) at Woodlands 1. RIVERSTONE 4-188 (B.Poehlsen 110 not out, T.Humlin 31) beat NORTH RICHMOND 9-175 (Adam Carver 101 not out, Joshua Wilson 20, D.Sinka 3-42, M.Dickson 2-19, B.Poehlsen 2-24) at McMahon. BLIGH PARK 205 (J.Taylor 61, S.Taylor 36, A.Porth 22, P.Nicholas 3-36, A.Hunt 2-32, P.Nash 2-46) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 166 (T.Stephens 56, M.Sharp 44, A.Chapman 21, A.Collinson 4-48, R.Corser 2-28) at Colbee 1. Round 10 Saturday 15 January BLIGH PARK 194 (J.Bremner 87, M.Howe 60, B.Poehlsen 6-40, A.Sinka 4-52) beat RIVERSTONE 183 (D.Clarke 49, A.Fuller 24, A.Collinson 5-35, T.Howe 2-42) at Mill Street. WILBERFORCE 5-255 (B.Condon 89, Michael Cividin 68 not out, G.Condon 39, L.Hitchen 31 not out, G.Brown 3- 52) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 180 (A.Bartley 80, A.Chapman 44, P.Nicholas 20, A.Walker 3-22, J.Campton 3-28) at Brinsley. NORTH RICHMOND 143 (Mark Thompson 48, J.Hayes 3-46, P.Noble 2-19, B.Gray 2-30) beat FREEMANS REACH 125 (J.Hayes 43, N.Duggan 37, A.Harriott 2-14, P.Baker 2-18, C.Carver 2-22) at Breakaway 2. Round 11 Saturday 22 January BLIGH PARK 9-259 (M.Howe 86, J.Bremner 61, J.Taylor 32, A.Collinson 24 not out, G.Byrnes 21, A.Shaw 4-30, P.Baker 2-61) beat NORTH RICHMOND 6-85 (Mark Thompson 41, A.Collinson 3-12, R.Corser 2-17) at McMahon. WILBERFORCE 6-224 (T.Reckless 88, M.Tabet 36, L.Hitchen 32 not out, Michael Cividin 27, M.Dickson 2-38, D.Sinka 2-54) beat RIVERSTONE 40 (J.Campton 4-13, A.Walker 4-23, Michael Cividin 2-2) at Woodlands 1. FREEMANS REACH 8-190 (D.Noble 52, C.Turnbull 37 not out, P.Parker 35, N.Duggan 23, P.Stubbs 3-43, G.Brown 2-34) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 82 (A.Chapman 28, N.Duggan 4-4, B.Gray 2-12, J.Hayes 2-20) at Breakaway 2.
65 Round 12 Saturday 29 January FREEMANS REACH 5-148 (N.Duggan 42 not out, M.Carroll 38, B.Poehlsen 2-28) RIVERSTONE 145 (D.Clarke 43, T.Humlin 29, D.Sinka 25, P.Noble 6-45, D.Harkins 3-31) at Mill Street. WILBERFORCE 107 (A.Hall 26, Michael Cividin 24, W.Van Trump 21, J.Taylor 3-21, A.Collinson 3-27) beat BLIGH PARK 94 (A.Porth 44, A.Walker 3-22, T.Reckless 3-28, L.Hitchen 2-26) at Colbee 1. PITT TOWN SPORTS 4-116 (G.Brown 36 not out, A.Wilbow 35) beat NORTH RICHMOND 114 (B.Harris 38, P.Stubbs 3-13, A.Bartley 2-18, P.Nicholas 2-23, P.Nash 2-37) at Brinsley. Round 13 Saturday 5 February BLIGH PARK 3-93 (S.Taylor 46 not out, A.Porth 44 not out, D.Harkins 2-14) beat FREEMANS REACH 76 (R.Corser 5-28, T.Howe 3-11) at Breakaway 2. PITT TOWN SPORTS 9-145 (A.Bartley 47, T.Stephens 22, B.Poehlsen 2-31, A.Sinka 2-34, L.Szabo 2-47) beat RIVERSTONE 137 (M.Gregory 32, A.McLean 26, P.Nicholas 3-36, A.Hunt 2-16, P.Nash 2-35) at Brinsley. WILBERFORCE 2-54 (W.Van Trump 30 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND 52 (A.Walker 4-14, J.Campton 2-12, Michael Cividin 2-15) at Woodlands 1. Round 14 Saturdays 12-19 February WILBERFORCE 215 (T.Reckless 64, M.James 34, A.Walker 32, M.Tabet 26, L.Hitchen 23, D.Harkins 3-57, B.Gray 2-26, N.Duggan 2-47) drew with FREEMANS REACH 7-57 (P.Parker 24, Michael Cividin 5-30) at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND 5-320 (dec) (B.England 151 not out, B.Boersma 55, Joshua Wilson 44, Adam Carver 26, P.Dowling 24) beat RIVERSTONE 101 (J.Brown 27 not out, Steven Cook 26, C.Carver 3-6, B.England 2-21, Adam Carver 2-27) and 54 (A.Fuller 25, B.England 3-0 including hat trick, Adam Carver 2-24) outright at McMahon. PITT TOWN SPORTS 188 (P.Nash 38 not out, A.Bartley 32, G.Brown 30, J.Taylor 3-28, T.Howell 2-24, R.Corser 2- 31) beat BLIGH PARK 168 (S.Taylor 47, S.Tuckerman 43, D.Lloyd 32, M.Howe 25, P.Nash 5-60, P.Stubbs 3-44) at Colbee 1. Round 15 Saturdays 26 February-5 March RIVERSTONE 240 (B.Poehlsen 50, J.Brown 43, M.Barker 41, Chris Cook 31, A.Fuller 25, N.Richardson 5-59, A.Collinson 2-65) and 155 (B.Poehlsen 35, M.Barker 26, D.Sinka 20, D.Lloyd 3-18, F.Burns 2-9, J.Bremner 2-15) beat BLIGH PARK 207 (N.Richardson 61, A.Collinson 25, J.Taylor 24, A.Porth 22, B.Poehlsen 5-77, D.Sinka 2-52) and 76 (A.Porth 22, D.Clarke 3-6, J.Brown 3-7, M.Barker 2-12) outright at Mill Street. WILBERFORCE 144 (T.Reckless 28, B.Condon 22, Garry Drury 3-22, A.Hunt 3-23, P.Nash 3-30) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 105 (A.Wilbow 36, Michael Cividin 6-28, L.Hitchen 2-9, A.Walker 2-22) at Brinsley. FREEMANS REACH 189 (P.Noble 37, M.Carroll 30, B.Gray 30, N.Duggan 24, B.Harris 3-36, A.Harriott 2-10, C.Carver 2-17, P.Dowling 2-27) and 1-40 (P.Parker 21) beat NORTH RICHMOND 34 (N.Duggan 5-6, J.Hayes 4-16) and 194 (Mark Thompson 40, Adam Carver 31, A.Harriott 29, A.Craig 23, B.Harris 22, P.Noble 2-13, B.Gray 2-32) outright at Breakaway 2. Semi-Finals Saturday 12-Sunday 13 March BLIGH PARK 238 (S.Taylor 104, D.Lloyd 42, J.Taylor 27, T.Reckless 5-32, M.Cividin 4-69) and 1-36 (J.Taylor 21 not out) beat WILBERFORCE 110 (A.Walker 29, N.Richardson 4-31, S.Taylor 2-25) and 162 (A.Walker 51 not out, M.Tabet 43, T.Reckless 22, L.Hitchen 20, A.Collinson 4-56, N.Richardson 3-44, S.Tuckerman 2-24) outright at South Maroota. PITT TOWN SPORTS 7-329 (A.Bartley 91, P.Nicholas 85, A.Chapman 64, T.Stephens 44, N.Duggan 4-76. B.Gray 2-73) beat FREEMANS REACH 104 (N.Duggan 28, B.Gray 23, M.Carroll 21, P.Nash 5-28, Garry Drury 4-29) at Sackville. Final Saturday 20-Sunday 21 March BLIGH PARK 174 (S.Tuckerman 50, S.Taylor 33 not out, J.Bremner 24, J.Taylor 20, A.Bartley 3-19, P.Nash 3-78, A.Hunt 2-27) and 2-61 (J.Bremner 20, Garry Drury 2-15) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 106 (P.Nicholas 26, A.Collinson 3-12, S.Taylor 3-37, N.Richardson 2-15) and 126 (A.Bartley 34, T.Stephens 26, M.Sharp 21, N.Richardson 5-54, A.Collinson 2-24) outright at McMahon. Bradman Medal: Scott Tuckerman
66 Fifth Grade
PREMIERS Richmond RUNNERS UP Windsor Leagues MINOR PREMIERS Maroota FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO POINTS Maroota 1 11 0 3 0 79 Windsor Leagues 0 8 1 6 0 57 Wilberforce 0 8 0 6 1 54 Richmond 0 7 0 8 0 50 Bligh Park 0 5 1 8 1 41 Freemans Reach 1 3 0 11 0 39 BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE B. Decent Wilberforce 11 11 6 79* 391 78.20 D. Leyshon Windsor Leagues 5 6 1 80 284 56.80 L. Blake Maroota 13 13 2 105 421 38.27 Zinni Kamil Maroota 14 15 7 51* 286 35.75 B. Greentree Wilberforce 13 17 4 105* 403 31.00 Michael Hasick Wilberforce 14 15 2 66 370 28.46 M. Langham Maroota 11 12 2 134* 268 26.80 P. Lea Windsor Leagues 15 16 1 132 397 26.47 M. Ross Bligh Park 15 18 0 68 449 24.94 P. Green Wilberforce 10 13 0 55 316 24.31 J. Roberts Freemans Reach 13 16 3 58 310 23.85 R. Moellmer Windsor Leagues 14 15 1 65* 327 23.36 S. Staszek Richmond 15 20 0 84 461 23.05 G. Hill Richmond 12 16 2 43 321 22.93 G. Lane Bligh Park 12 15 1 95 314 22.43 S. Magner Bligh Park 14 15 0 71 333 22.20 A. Henderson Freemans Reach 15 16 0 68 333 20.81 P. Collier Freemans Reach 14 16 1 99 276 18.40 BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE Brady Smith Windsor Leagues 13 103.5 22 287 25 11.48 M. Kennedy Windsor Leagues 15 142 27 437 37 11.81 S. Van Ginkel Richmond 10 99 14 370 31 11.94 L. Blake Maroota 13 134.5 26 477 38 12.55 Michael Hasick Wilberforce 14 128.2 19 441 32 13.78 S. Hile Freemans Reach 14 122.3 15 430 31 13.87 M. York Maroota 13 118.4 14 451 30 15.03 S. Jelacic Richmond 15 141 68 493 31 15.90 C. Bilson Bligh Park 11 137 22 521 30 17.37 R. Moellmer Windsor Leagues 14 131.2 25 425 24 17.71 Michael Wilson Windsor Leagues 15 122 24 444 25 17.76 E. Whitehead Wilberforce 14 97.3 11 377 21 17.95 S. Staszek Richmond 15 131 17 515 28 18.39 B. Greentree Wilberforce 13 87.5 10 404 21 19.23 S. Magner Bligh Park 14 96.4 10 490 24 20.42 J. Roberts Freemans Reach 13 148 16 544 23 24.09 67 WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL Rod Hitchcock Maroota 15 18 4 22 P. Lea Windsor Leagues 15 20 2 22 W. Packer Richmond 15 17 2 19 P. Collier Freemans Reach 14 15 2 17 M. Ross Bligh Park 15 12 1 13 P. Green Wilberforce 10 9 1 10
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL L. Blake Maroota 13 1061 S. Staszek Richmond 15 1021 Michael Hasick Wilberforce 14 910 M. Kennedy Windsor Leagues 15 830 M. Ross Bligh Park 15 814 S. Magner Bligh Park 14 793 S. Hile Freemans Reach 14 770 B. Greentree Wilberforce 13 768 S. Jelacic Richmond 15 767 P. Lea Windsor Leagues 15 757 R. Moellmer Windsor Leagues 14 747 J. Roberts Freemans Reach 13 725 C. Bilson Bligh Park 11 711 B. Decent Wilberforce 11 691 Brady Smith Wilberforce 13 649 S. Van Ginkel Richmond 10 625 A. Henderson Freemans Reach 15 623 Zinni Kamil Maroota 14 606 Michael Wilson Windsor Leagues 15 596 E. Whitehead Wilberforce 14 591 W. Packer Richmond 15 565 S. Clark Bligh Park 15 536 M. Drury Richmond 12 544 P. Collier Freemans Reach 14 531 M. Langham Maroota 11 503 B. Hunt Maroota 14 501
Fifth Grade Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September FREEMANS REACH 232 (A.Henderson 37, B.Cooke 33, R.Collier 32, C.Douglass 30, P.Cowley 4-56, S.Pollard 2- 16) beat BLIGH PARK 128 (S.Pollard 40, J.Roberts 4-33, S.Hocking 2-8, S.Hile 2-27) and 5-89 (W.Johnson 37, G.Lane 21, K.Beaumont 3-9) at Breakaway 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-340 (dec) (P.Lea 132, D.Leyshon 80, M.Kennedy 41, R.Moellmer 20, E.Whitehead 4-40, Michael Hasick 3-23) beat WILBERFORCE 85 (R.Alchin 29 not out, D.Wilcox 23, Michael Wilson 3-27, M.Kennedy 2-17) and 3-106 (B.Greentree 40, D.Wilcox 29 not out, N.Neich 2-24) at Woodlands 2. MAROOTA 268 (M.Langham 134 not out, Russell Hitchcock 27, S.Roberts 24, Rod Hitchcock 22, S.Jelacic 2-37, M.Parveez 2-47, E.Claessen 2-68) beat RICHMOND 94 (J.Jenkins 24, Zinni Kamil 3-28, B.Hunt 2-10, M.York 2-18, S.Roberts 2-21) and 8-135 (R.Smith 39, S.Staszek 30, M.York 3-31, M.Langham 2-31) at Bensons Lane 4. Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October WILBERFORCE 6-182 (Michael Hasick 49, P.Green 46, B.Decent 44 not out, Matthew J.Jones 2-21) beat MAROOTA 7-178 (T.Hitchcock 68, L.Blake 35, B.Hunt 21, E.Whitehead 3-24) at Woodlands 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-118 (T.Madden 37 not out, J.Lea 20, J.Rahme 5-35, S.Kernahan 3-12) beat FREEMANS REACH 114 (C.Douglas 22, R.Collier 20, M.Kennedy 4-43, A.Clasquin 2-24) at Don’t Worry. RICHMOND 145 (S.Staszek 61, M.Drury 31, E.Claessen 23, S.Magner 4-56, S.Clark 3-14, M.Ross 2-22) beat BLIGH PARK 109 (C.Evans 25, M.Ross 23, S.Jelacic 6-44, S.Staszek 2-36) at Bounty.
68 Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October MAROOTA 175 (M.Langham 47, T.Hitchcock 26, C.Tye 23, L.Blake 22, S.Hile 3-34, J.Rahme 2-29, J.Roberts 2-48) beat FREEMANS REACH 135 (A.Henderson 41, J.Roberts 22, L.Blake 4-24, B.Hunt 3-15, Matthew J.Jones 2-16) at Breakaway 2. WILBERFORCE 130 (Michael Hasick 34 not out, P.Green 27, S.Jelacic 3-23, G.Hill 2-16, E.Claessen 2-18) and 4-50 (G.Hill 2-10) beat RICHMOND 30 (Michael Hasick 5-17, B.Decent 4-6) and 210 (S.Staszek 60, G.Hill 29, R.Smith 26, M.Drury 21, G.Cobcroft 3-25, Michael Hasick 3-38) at Bensons Lane 4. WINDSOR LEAGUES 222 (D.Leyshon 79, Michael Wilson 42, R.Moellmer 37, S.Clark 4-33, M.Ross 3-33, C.Evans 2-14) BLIGH PARK 113 (S.Magner 43, D.Phelps 22, M.Kennedy 3-18, Brady Smith 2-8, R.Moellmer 2-30, Michael Wilson 2-34) at Bounty. Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November MAROOTA 9-157 (L.Blake 35, Matthew J.Jones 28, Zinni Kamil 23, M.Kennedy 4-48, Michael Wilson 3-31) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 136 (R.Moellmer 24, J.Lea 22, M.York 5-32, M.Langham 4-25) at South Maroota. BLIGH PARK 263 (Bede Smith 78, G.Lane 64, M.Ross 33, S.Magner 23, B.Greentree 4-61, E.Whitehead 2-36) beat WILBERFORCE 96 (D.West 28 not out, B.Decent 27, C.Bilson 6-26, S.Magner 3-55) and 4-237 (B.Greentree 105 not out, R.Alchin 64, M.Drury 20) at Bounty. FREEMANS REACH 104 (J.Roberts 58, S.Van Ginkel 7-20, S.Staszek 2-23) and 8-113 (dec) (R.Smith 2-13, S.Staszek 2-18, S.Jelacic 2-34) beat RICHMOND 76 (G.Hill 30, J.Jenkins 27, J.Roberts 4-42, S.Hile 3-30) and 5-108 (G.Hill 24 not out, S.Staszek 24, J.Jenkins 21, S.Jelacic 20, S.Hile 2-30) at Bensons Lane 4. Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November FREEMANS REACH 139 (P.Collier 38, S.Hile 27, B.Greentree 4-44, Michael Hasick 2-14) and 7-133 (dec) (G.Powell 40, R.Collier 25, B.Greentree 5-34) beat WILBERFORCE 101 (B.Greentree 26, Michael Hasick 20, A.Henderson 6-21, S.Hile 3-15) and 119 (P.Green 55, S.Hile 5-26) outright at Breakaway 2. RICHMOND 208 (M.Drury 43 not out, S.Van Ginkel 43, S.Staszek 41, E.Claessen 31, M.Kennedy 5-53, Brady Smith 3-40, R.Moellmer 2-51) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 174 (D.Leyshon 66, S.Staszek 4-46, E.Claessen 2-37) and 7-132 (R.Moellmer 41, Brady Smith 41, S.Jelacic 6-31) at Don’t Worry. MAROOTA 7-205 (dec) (L.Blake 105, R.Ward 33, C.Bilson 3-48) and 3-67 beat BLIGH PARK 95 (Bede Smith 32 not out, S.Clark 21, L.Blake 3-38, M.York 2-26) and 166 (C.Bilson 51, S.Magner 34, L.Blake 4-39, L.McDowell 3-14, B.Jones 3-34) outright at Bounty. Round 6 Saturday 27 November FREEMANS REACH 7-194 (C.Douglas 69, J.Roberts 58, S.Hile 23 not out, G.O’Neill 3-28, P.Cowley 2-37) beat BLIGH PARK 8-188 (G.Lane 48 retired hurt, W.Crawford 35, G.O’Neill 31, C.Bilson 22 not out, S.Hile 2-22, J.Roberts 2-31) at Breakaway 1. WILBERFORCE 161 (Michael Hasick 57, G.Cobcroft 26, E.Whitehead 20, M.Kennedy 3-27, T.Madden 2-13, Brady Smith 2-27) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 120 (D.Leyshon 41, Michael Wilson 22, T.Macefield 6-19) at McQuade. MAROOTA 9-185 (L.Blake 56, Rod Hitchcock 27 not out, S.Staszek 3-33, S.Van Ginkel 3-51) beat RICHMOND 130 (G.Hill 34, S.Staszek 26, S.Van Ginkel 22, L.Blake 3-25, M.York 3-29, M.Langham 2-37) at South Maroota. Round 7 Saturday 4 December MAROOTA 6-95 (Zinni Kamil 25 not out, L.Blake 22, Michael Hasick 2-3, M.Giggins 2-49) beat WILBERFORCE 88 (Michael Hasick 32, Zinni Kamil 4-17, L.Blake 3-43, B.Hunt 2-11) at South Maroota. WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-110 (R.Moellmer 65 not out, S.Kernahan 2-21, C.Douglas 2-33) beat FREEMANS REACH 106 (K.Beaumont 38, C.Douglas 28, M.Kennedy 3-25, R.Moellmer 2-16, N.Neich 2-21, Michael Wilson 2- 22) at Breakaway 2. BLIGH PARK 8-187 (G.Lane 95, R.Smith 3-36, S.Staszek 3-33, S.Van Ginkel 2-42) beat RICHMOND 109 (W.Packer 26 not out, J.Jenkins 25, C.Bilson 3-26, S.Magner 3-46, G.O’Neill 2-31) at Bensons Lane 4. Round 8 Saturday 11 December MAROOTA 7-176 (L.Blake 75, D.Hitchcock 55, K.Beaumont 2-8, J.Roberts 2-46) beat FREEMANS REACH 6-195 (P.Collier 56, B.Cooke 52, A.Henderson 33, J.Roberts 28 not out, S.Scheumack 3-37) on countback at South Maroota. WILBERFORCE 8-182 (B.Decent 79 not out, B.Greentree 53, S.Van Ginkel 4-40, S.Staszek 2-45) beat RICHMOND 177 (W.Packer 47, M.Drury 29, G.Hill 23, S.Van Ginkel 21, D.West 2-16) at Woodlands 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-195 (M.Kennedy 57 not out, Kasim Khan 29, Brady Smith 22, P.Pollard 2-28, G.O’Neill 2- 29, P.Cowley 2-39) drew with BLIGH PARK 4-41 (R.Moellmer 2-17) at Don’t Worry. Round 9 Saturday 18 December WINDSOR LEAGUES 1-65 (R.Moellmer 47) beat MAROOTA 63 (Zinni Kamil 24, R.Moellmer 3-17, Michael Wilson 2-5, Brady Smith 2-19) at McQuade. BLIGH PARK 9-230 (M.Ross 59, S.Magner 47, B.Crawford 33, P.Cowley 22 not out, C.Bilson 21, Michael Hasick 2- 27, D.West 2-30, R.Ogden 2-40) beat WILBERFORCE 77 (E.Whitehead 28, C.Evans 4-22, P.Pollard 2-8, C.Bilson 2- 32) and 5-151 (Michael Hasick 66, T.Macefield 50 not out, C.Gentles 2-5, C.Evans 2-15) at Woodlands 2. RICHMOND 5-111 (S.Staszek 40, S.Jelacic 28, J.Roberts 2-34) beat FREEMANS REACH 104 (J.Roberts 22 not out, M.Parveez 4-36, S.Staszek 2-7, S.Jelacic 2-30) at Breakaway 2. Round 10 Saturday 15 January WILBERFORCE 3-208 (M.Giggins 68, B.Greentree 57, P.Green 40, Michael Hasick 26 not out) beat FREEMANS REACH 203 (A.Henderson 68, S.Hile 56, C.Douglas 28, T.Macefield 6-32, Michael Hasick 4-47) at Woodlands 2. RICHMOND 7-107 (R.Smith 30 not out, J.Jenkins 27, Bede Smith 2-17, M.Kennedy 2-25, Michael Wilson 2-42) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 100 (P.Lea 31, M.Drury 4-17, S.Jelacic 2-33) at Bensons Lane 4. MAROOTA 5-99 (Zinni Kamil 30 not out, C.Tye 22, G.O’Neill 2-24, C.Bilson 2-27) beat BLIGH PARK 96 (L.Blake 7-38) at Colbee 1. 69 Round 11 Saturday 22 January BLIGH PARK 4-166 (M.Ross 68, G.O’Neill 28, S.Hile 3-38) beat FREEMANS REACH 9-162 (P.Collier 99, S.Kernahan 20 not out, T.Vanderburg 3-36, G.O’Neill 2-19, C.Evans 2-28) at Bounty. WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-216 (A.Clasquin 74, Kasim Khan 61, R.Moellmer 22, J.Lea 21, B.Decent 2-42, Michael Hasick 2-55) beat WILBERFORCE 191 (T.Macefield 37, E.Whitehead 34, B.Decent 21, M.Kennedy 3-29, N.Neich 3-34, R.Moellmer 3-50) at Woodlands 2. MAROOTA 6-100 (Zinni Kamil 51 not out, S.Van Ginkel 4-43, S.Staszek 2-28) beat RICHMOND 94 (S.Jelacic 24, M.York 3-30, L.Blake 2-16, T.McMahon 2-16, B.Hunt 2-22) at South Maroota. Round 12 Saturday 29 January MAROOTA 4-56 (Zinni Kamil 25 not out, B.Decent 4-29) beat WILBERFORCE 55 (M.York 5-31, Matthew J.Jones 3-12, Zinni Kamil 2-11) at Sackville. WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-188 (Brady Smith 66, R.Moellmer 50, P.Lea 23, S.Hile 4-29, J.Roberts 2-48) beat FREEMANS REACH 125 (J.Roberts 42, S.Hile 21 not out, R.Moellmer 3-23, Michael Wilson 3-28) at Breakaway 2. RICHMOND 133 (S.Jelacic 52, J.Jenkins 42, S.Clark 4-21, C.Evans 2-37) beat BLIGH PARK 104 (Bede Smith 32, B.Crawford 26, S.Jelacic 3-13, W.Packer 3-15) at Bensons Lane 4. Round 13 Saturday 5 February MAROOTA 2-54 (D.Hitchcock 32 not out, A.Henderson 2-29) beat FREEMANS REACH 51 (L.Blake 4-15, Matthew J.Jones 4-15) at South Maroota. WILBERFORCE 7-204 (B.Decent 77 not out, B.Greentree 26 not out, P.Green 23, M.Giggins 20, M.Drury 4-30, S.Van Ginkel 2-50) beat RICHMOND 200 (S.Staszek 84, S.Hayward 48, E.Whitehead 3-32, Michael Hasick 2-45) at Woodlands 2. BLIGH PARK 7-138 (S.Magner 51, S.Clark 20, Brady Smith 3-24) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 135 (P.Lea 87, S.Magner 4-5, P.Pollard 3-12, T.Vanderburg 2-33) at McQuade. Round 14 Saturdays 12-19 February WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-134 (P.Lea 47, J.Lea 29, B.Hunt 2-43) beat MAROOTA 121 (T.Hitchcock 30, N.Neich 3-6, M.Kennedy 2-18, R.Moellmer 2-36) at McQuade. WILBERFORCE 8-271 (B.Decent 63 not out, P.Green 42, E.Whitehead 28, Michael Hasick 26, B.Greentree 26, R.Ogden 26, L.France 20, C.Bilson 5-83, P.Pollard 2-66) beat BLIGH PARK 263 (S.Magner 71, M.Ross 64, S.Clark 34, C.Bilson 22, B.Greentree 4-72) at Woodlands 2. RICHMOND 163 (M.Drury 44, G.Hill 30, S.Staszek 24, M.Parveez 20, A.Henderson 3-42, J.Rahme 2-24, J.Roberts 2- 40) beat FREEMANS REACH 87 (M.Parveez 4-13, S.Staszek 3-13) and 1-10 at Breakaway 2. Round 15 Saturdays 26 February-5 March WILBERFORCE 9-266 (B.Decent 66 not out, P.Green 42, R.Ogden 37, T.Macefield 36, Michael Hasick 22, J.Rahme 4-43, K.Beaumont 2-22, S.Hile 2-42) beat FREEMANS REACH 136 (C.Douglas 22, S.Kernahan 21, E.Whitehead 3- 10, B.Decent 3-24, T.Adams 2-10) at Woodlands 2. RICHMOND 8-151 (dec) (G.Hill 43, S.Jelacic 30, Michael Wilson 4-38, Brady Smith 3-34) and 7-118 (G.Hill 41 not out, Brady Smith 3-22, M.Kennedy 3-35) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 145 (A.Clasquin 40, M.Kennedy 32, Kasim Khan 20, S.Van Ginkel 5-44, M.Drury 4-28) and 8-158 (dec) (A.Clasquin 47, M.Kennedy 31 not out, N.Neich 23, M.Drury 3-13, S.Van Ginkel 2-13, J.Jenkins 2-15) at Don’t Worry. MAROOTA 184 (B.Hunt 53, Rod Hitchcock 44 not out, M.Langham 33, T.Hitchcock 20, T.Vanderburg 6-51, S.Magner 2-9) and 6-74 (L.Blake 21, C.Bilson 3-36, T.Vanderburg 2-10) beat BLIGH PARK 143 (M.Ross 45, G.O’Neill 32, S.Clark 28, B.Hunt 4-26, L.Blake 3-47, M.York 2-27) and 6-161 (dec) (M.Ross 55, G.Lane 28, G.O’Neill 26, S.Clark 22 not out, L.Blake 2-47) at South Maroota. Semi-Finals Saturday 12-Sunday 13 March RICHMOND 110 (S.Staszek 34, S.Hayward 33, M.York 5-22, L.Blake 3-15, Zinni Kamil 2-12) and 7-89 (M.Parveez 24, M.Drury 15 not out, Matthew J.Jones 3-20, L.Blake 3-25) beat MAROOTA 78 (B.Hunt 21, S.Staszek 4-17, S.Van Ginkel 3-37, M.Drury 2-13) and 116 (C.Tye 24, Rod Hitchcock 23, S.Staszek 4-27, S.Van Ginkel 4-39) outright at Breakaway 1. WINDSOR LEAGUES 181 (D.Leyshon 62, Kasim Khan 32, N.Gough 29, M.Kennedy 20, E.Whitehead 2-10, T.Macefield 2-30, G.Cobcroft 2-33) beat WILBERFORCE 81 (P.Green 20, Brady Smith 4-19, Michael Wilson 3-32, A.Clasquin 2-4) at McMahon. Final Saturday 20-Sunday 21 March RICHMOND 116 (S.Jelacic 34, W.Packer 34, Brady Smith 4-11, Michael Wilson 2-19) and 107 (M.Drury 33 not out, M.Kennedy 3-20, M.Crew 3-22, Michael Wilson 2-21) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 42 (M.Drury 3-7, S.Van Ginkel 3- 17, W.Packer 2-2, S.Staszek 2-14) and 101 (A.Clasquin 31, S.Jelacic 3-31) outright at Breakaway 1. Bradman Medal: Serge Jelacic
70 Sixth Grade
PREMIERS Schofields RUNNERS UP Pitt Town Sports MINOR PREMIERS Bligh Park
FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI TI D LI LO POINTS Bligh Park 2* 11 0 0 2 0 83 Schofields 2 8 0 0 4 1 72 North Richmond 0 9 0 0 6 0 60 Pitt Town Sports 1 6 0 0 8 0 54 Windsor Leagues 0 3 1 0 9 2+ 36 Glossodia 0 2 1 0 10 2 26 * trailed on first innings in one match + led on first innings in one match
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE V. Cole Schofields 7 7 3 100 269 67.25 S. Rogan Bligh Park 15 16 2 118 731 52.21 G. Power Pitt Town Sports 9 11 4 107 341 48.71 M. Crew Windsor Leagues 14 16 1 102 626 41.73 M. Finn Glossodia 13 19 2 125 568 33.41 J. Conolly Windsor Leagues 14 18 1 121 564 33.18 M. Byrne Bligh Park 15 16 1 122 476 31.73 M. Ashton Schofields 13 16 0 118 479 29.94 B. Hannon Schofields 13 15 2 84 372 28.62 M. Chenery North Richmond 15 17 4 67* 352 27.08 A. Coull Bligh Park 15 13 1 85 312 26.00 N. Patchett North Richmond 13 14 1 84 331 25.46 G. Hillsley Pitt Town Sports 13 12 2 60 253 25.30 S. Smith Schofields 13 14 1 70 314 24.15 J. McConnell Pitt Town Sports 13 16 1 63 346 23.06 N. Gough Windsor Leagues 12 16 2 54 317 22.64 A. Cole Bligh Park 15 15 0 79 330 22.00 C. Donaldson Pitt Town Sports 14 15 1 78 299 21.35 A. Smallwood Pitt Town Sports 13 14 0 87 285 20.35 Ben Reeves Glossodia 14 19 0 53 262 13.79
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE B. Hannon Schofields 13 128 32 274 39 7.03 M. Ashton Schofields 13 79 8 302 24 12.58 S. Smith Schofields 13 122 20 413 31 13.32 N. Cole Bligh Park 15 145 19 536 37 14.49 N. Sebbens North Richmond 14 195 29 583 40 14.57 M. Hunt Pitt Town Sports 10 106 10 394 27 14.59 M. Crew Windsor Leagues 14 124 15 508 33 15.39 G. Swift Schofields 13 73 5 308 20 15.40 P. Wadwell Pitt Town Sports 10 134 24 498 32 15.56 J. Conolly Windsor Leagues 14 93 10 373 23 16.22 71 A. Pinsuti North Richmond 12 120 14 488 30 16.27 M. Finn Glossodia 13 119.1 13 550 33 16.67 J. Stapley Bligh Park 15 121 20 405 24 16.88 A. Coull Bligh Park 15 116.1 21 391 21 18.62 L. Packer Windsor Leagues 12 129 19 477 25 19.08 A. Peebles Glossodia 14 153 12 511 26 19.65 T. Derksen North Richmond 14 176 24 501 24 20.87 M. Chenery North Richmond 15 137 8 619 22 28.14
WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL L. Bonnici North Richmond 15 11 3 14 J. Powell Schofields 13 12 1 13
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL M. Crew Windsor Leagues 14 1191 M. Finn Glossodia 13 1093 B. Hannon Schofields 13 1057 J. Conolly Windsor Leagues 14 1039 M. Ashton Schofields 13 899 N. Sebbens North Richmond 14 878 S. Rogan Bligh Park 15 866 S. Smith Schofields 13 859 N. Cole Bligh Park 15 809 M. Chenery North Richmond 15 752 A. Coull Bligh Park 15 677 P. Wadwell Pitt Town Sports 10 650 A. Pinsuti North Richmond 12 647 J. Stapley Bligh Park 15 637 A. Peebles Glossodia 14 615 C. Donaldson Pitt Town Sports 14 614 M. Hunt Pitt Town Sports 10 612 N. Gough Windsor Leagues 12 597 L. Packer Windsor Leagues 12 567 M. Byrne Bligh Park 15 566 S. Blackwood Bligh Park 15 513
Sixth Grade Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September PITT TOWN SPORTS 359 (J.McConnell 63, H.Timmerman 46, P.Wadwell 44 not out, A.Smallwood 40, D.Kornman 33, C.Donaldson 26, R.Donaldson 26, G.Power 21, B.Lessels 3-21, L.Packer 3-38, M.Crew 2-66) and 1-24 beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-162 (dec) (J.Conolly 92, N.Gough 23, J.Grayson 4-47, H.Timmerman 2-4, P.Wadwell 2-45) at Pitt Town Sports Club. NORTH RICHMOND 8-196 (dec) (M.Chenery 36, N.Sebbens 29, S.Tadich 24 not out, D.Chappell 23, A.Pinsuti 22 not out, M.Finn 5-39) beat GLOSSODIA 92 (A.Peebles 32, A.Pinsuti 5-16, N.Sebbens 3-32) and 3-52 (M.Finn 34 not out, N.Sebbens 3-11) at Wellington 2. BLIGH PARK 181 (S.Rogan 53, A.Cole 25, A.Coull 24, S.Cole 22, S.Smith 5-55, B.Hannon 4-35) beat SCHOFIELDS 68 (B.Hannon 26, N.Cole 3-11, A.Schmidt 2-16) and 4-77 (Marc Herbert 2-10, J.Stapley 2-14) at Schofields. Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October NORTH RICHMOND 5-165 (N.Patchett 84, W.Lang 24, T.Lang 21, M.Ashton 4-22) beat SCHOFIELDS 6-159 (J.Hannon 35 not out, M.Ashton 35, T.Lang 3-11) at Schofields. WINDSOR LEAGUES 2-181 (dec) (M.Crew 101 not out, L.Packer 44) beat GLOSSODIA 100 (D.Grimaldi 34 not out, Ben Reeves 32, N.Gough 3-18, M.Crew 2-17) and 0-0 at Glossodia. BLIGH PARK 3-192 (S.Rogan 75, S.Blackwood 61) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 5-185 (A.Smallwood 87, C.Donaldson 39, A.Schmidt 2-29, Marc Herbert 2-31) at Pitt Town Sports Club.
72 Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October SCHOFIELDS 6-208 (dec) (Matthew Nixon 74, M.Whybrow 41, J.Hannon 21, B.Hannon 20, R.Brown 2-45) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 100 (N.Gough 45 not out, B.Hannon 3-13, M.Ashton 2-4, S.Smith 2-16) and 83 (N.Gough 39 not out, B.Hannon 5-20, M.Graham 2-20) outright at Don’t Worry. BLIGH PARK 227 (M.Byrne 122, S.Rogan 60, N.Sebbens 4-60, A.Pinsuti 2-50, M.Chenery 2-61) beat NORTH RICHMOND 136 (R.Sykes 33, N.Sebbens 22, N.Cole 3-45, A.Cole 2-8, A.Schmidt 2-34, Marc Herbert 2-38) at Wellington 2. PITT TOWN SPORTS 299 (G.Power 107 not out, S.Pombart 63, G.Hillsley 57, M.Finn 4-52) beat GLOSSODIA 63 (M.Finn 21, G.Hillsley 4-12, C.Donaldson 2-7, P.Wadwell 2-40) and 7-151 (M.Finn 84, D.Grimaldi 20, C.Donaldson 3-11) at Pitt Town Sports Club. Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November SCHOFIELDS 122 (M.Ashton 29, J.Hannon 24, S.Smith 21, M.Finn 3-12, A.Peebles 2-15) and 4-182 (dec) (J.Hannon 50, H.Taylor 41 not out, M.Ashton 37, S.Smith 21, M.Finn 2-25) beat GLOSSODIA 47 (B.Hannon 4-4, J.Hannon 3-2, S.Smith 2-28) and 61 (B.Hannon 3-10, H.Taylor 3-15, M.Ashton 2-15) outright at Schofields. PITT TOWN SPORTS 178 (J.Grayson 44, J.McDonnell 40, R.Donaldson 28, A.Smallwood 20, A.Pinsuti 3-29 including hat trick, M.Chenery 2-47, N.Sebbens 2-50) beat NORTH RICHMOND 106 (N.Patchett 40, P.Pombart 3- 11, P.Wadwell 3-18) at Wellington 2. BLIGH PARK 139 (M.Byrne 62, S.Rogan 29, M.Crew 6-48, N.Woods 2-11, L.Packer 2-24) and 4-245 (dec) (M.Byrne 100, A.Cole 68, J.Rogan 25, L.Packer 2-32) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 178 (N.Gough 54, M.Crew 37, R.Brown 34, J.Conolly 21, A.Coull 5-20, N.Cole 2-30) and 51 (A.Coull 3-17, S.Blackwood 2-5, N.Cole 2-13) outright after trailing on the first innings at Don’t Worry. Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November NORTH RICHMOND 134 (G.Chenery 30, G.Wilson 23, N.Gosch 3-18, M.Crew 2-25, P.Brennan 2-29, J.Conolly 2- 31) and 6-116 (dec) (M.Chenery 34, A.Pinsuti 20 not out, M.Crew 3-23)WINDSOR LEAGUES 118 (M.Crew 28, L.Packer 25, N.Sebbens 5-39) and 4-86 (J.Conolly 41 not out, M.Crew 21, A.Pinsuti 2-9) at Wellington 2. BLIGH PARK 226 (J.Stapley 44, S.Cole 43 not out, S.Rogan 28, C.Gentles 26, N.Cole 22, J.Roberts 3-41, Ben Reeves 2-14, A.Griffiths 2-34) beat GLOSSODIA 113 (Ben Reeves 22, D.Grimaldi 20, N.Cole 5-39, A.Schmidt 4-39) and 111 (D.Grimaldi 27, J.Reid 22, C.Gentles 4-5, N.Cole 2-15, J.Stapley 2-44) outright at Glossodia. PITT TOWN SPORTS 73 (S.Smith 4-29, B.Hannon 2-6, M.Graham 2-15) and 3-131 (G.Power 47 not out, C.Donaldson 42 not out, A.Smallwood 28) beat SCHOFIELDS 51 (P.Wadwell 3-20, P.Pombart 2-9, H.Timmerman 2- 13) and 139 (M.Ashton 55, M.Graham 24, P.Wadwell 4-40, M.Hunt 3-17) outright at Pitt Town Sports Club. Round 6 Saturday 27 November PITT TOWN SPORTS 5-110 (J.McConnell 39, D.Kornman 28, R.Donaldson 26, M.Crew 4-21) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 102 (M.Crew 84, P.Wadwell 3-18, P.Pombart 2-23, M.Hunt 2-23) at Pitt Town Sports Club. NORTH RICHMOND 4-169 (N.Sebbens 52 not out, R.Bayne 32 not out, M.Chenery 29, J.Reid 2-23) beat GLOSSODIA 163 (R.Herps 47, R.Ball 31, D.Wannell 29, N.Sebbens 4-27, T.Derksen 4-35) at Glossodia. BLIGH PARK 208 (A.Schmidt 45 not out, A.Coull 43, J.Stapley 35, Marc Herbert 31, G.Swift 3-51, S.Smith 2-24, H.Taylor 2-33) beat SCHOFIELDS 97 (H.Taylor 24, A.Coull 4-11, N.Cole 3-20) at Bounty. Round 7 Saturday 4 December NORTH RICHMOND 6-123 (L.Bonnici 25, N.Patchett 23, N.Taylor 3-41, S.Smith 2-22) beat SCHOFIELDS 122 (S.Smith 38, G.Stanley 31, T.Derksen 4-21, A.Pinsuti 3-40, N.Sebbens 2-24) at Wellington 2. GLOSSODIA 8-266 (Ben Reeves 40, M.Finn 36, A.Griffiths 31, D.Grimaldi 29, Sean Woods 20, N.Walker 2-29, L.Packer 2-55) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 181 (J.Conolly 68, B.Lessels 31, N.Walker 24, P.Brennan 22, A.Peebles 4-20, M.Finn 4-28) at Don’t Worry. BLIGH PARK 8-210 (Marc Herbert 90 not out, M.Byrne 28, M.Hunt 4-57, P.Wadwell 2-41, H.Timmerman 2-52) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 9-185 (J.McConnell 60, M.Hunt 24 not out, C.Donaldson 23, N.Cole 2-17, Marc Herbert 2-31, A.Sumner 2-38) at Pitt Town Sports Club. Round 8 Saturday 11 December SCHOFIELDS 7-199 (J.Powell 51, Matt Nixon 26, H.Taylor 24, J.Conolly 2-15, M.Crew 2-55) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 159 (J.Conolly 46, L.Packer 24 not out, P.Brennan 23, S.Smith 5-35) at Schofields. BLIGH PARK 8-168 (S.Rogan 47, S.Blackwood 31, A.Cole 20, M.Chenery 3-46, A.Pinsuti 3-51, N.Sebbens 2-20) beat NORTH RICHMOND 141 (D.Chappell 65, S.Tadich 20, S.Blackwood 3-34, M.Byrne 2-20, N.Cole 2-23) at Wellington 2. PITT TOWN SPORTS 9-204 (G.Roeder 66, J.Hall 32, G.Power 31, G.Hillsley 27, M.Brown 3-60, J.Reid 2-29, A.Peebles 2-34) beat GLOSSODIA 9-198 (M.Brown 36, T.Grimaldi 29, M.Finn 22, A.Peebles 21, A.Griffiths 20, J.Hall 4-27, M.Hunt 2-27) at Glossodia. Round 9 Saturday 18 December SCHOFIELDS 8-272 (V.Cole 100 not out, B.Hannon 77, M.Ashton 35, A.Peebles 4-31, M.Finn 2-47) beat GLOSSODIA 143 (T.Grimaldi 30, J.Roberts 27, J.Polis 22, A.Griffiths 20, S.Smith 3-18, J.Hannon 3-20) at Glossodia. NORTH RICHMOND 9-189 (D.Chappell 41, G.Chenery 28, A.Pinsuti 26 not out, N.Sebbens 23, M.Chenery 21, M.Hunt 3-30, P.Wadwell 2-42) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 8-184 (G.Power 75 not out, G.Roeder 43, T.Derksen 4- 49, A.Pinsuti 2-43) at Pitt Town Sports. BLIGH PARK 164 (A.Coull 34, M.Byrne 31, S.Cole 30, J.Conolly 5-37, M.Crew 2-37) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 102 (P.Brennan 20, S.Blackwood 3-12, J.Stapley 2-25, A.Coull 2-25) at Bounty.
73 Round 10 Saturday 15 January NORTH RICHMOND 5-235 (M.Chenery 67 not out, T.Conoulty 66, N.Patchett 25, M.Crew 3-25) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-234 (M.Crew 69, J.Conolly 52, N.Gough 39, S.Hurdis 24) at Don’t Worry. BLIGH PARK 7-279 (S.Rogan 118 not out, A.Coull 85, M.Finn 4-36) beat GLOSSODIA 91 (J.Stapley 5-17, A.Coull 2-28, N.Cole 2-29) at Bounty. SCHOFIELDS 206 (S.Smith 70, J.Powell 32, V.Cole 28, Matt Nixon 25, C.Donaldson 2-37, G.Hillsley 2-37, P.Wadwell 2-42, M.Hunt 2-56) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 112 (G.Hillsley 25, P.Wadwell 23, M.Ashton 4-26, B.Hannon 3-22, G.Swift 2-13) at Schofields. Round 11 Saturday 22 January WINDSOR LEAGUES 185 (M.Crew 70, J.Conolly 33, L.Packer 23, P.Wadwell 4-32, L.Power 2-37) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 138 (A.Smallwood 29, G.Roeder 26, L.Packer 3-23, N.Gough 3-40) at Pitt Town Sports. NORTH RICHMOND 4-92 (N.Patchett 30, M.Chenery 24 not out, A.Griffiths 2-14, A.Peebles 2-19) beat GLOSSODIA 88 (N.Sebbens 3-17, A.Pinsuti 3-17, T.Derksen 2-31) at Glossodia SCHOFIELDS 8-140 (S.Smith 48, Kevin Meurant 37, A.Schmidt 3-26, S.Blackwood 2-35, N.Cole 2-37) beat BLIGH PARK 134 (N.Cole 27, S.Blackwood 20, B.Hannan 3-24, H.Taylor 2-15, Kieran Meurant 2-20) at Schofields. Round 12 Saturday 29 January SCHOFIELDS 148 (J.Powell 39, S.Smith 38, B.Hannon 37, T.Derksen 5-24, N.Sebbens 2-33) beat NORTH RICHMOND 118 (S.Tadich 31, N.Sebbens 23, M.Graham 4-21, B.Hannon 2-12, G.Swift 2-16) at Wellington 2. GLOSSODIA 138 (Sean Woods 24, J.Reid 21, M.Finn 21, B.Lessels 3-26, L.Packer 2-22, N.Gough 2-50) tied with WINDSOR LEAGUES 138 (N.Gough 48, B.Lessels 20, A.Peebles 3-30, J.Roberts 2-15) at Don’t Worry. PITT TOWN SPORTS 5-196 (G.Hillsley 60, J.Hall 41 not out, G.Roeder 39 not out, J.McConnell 31, Marc Herbert 2- 47, J.Stapley 2-61) beat BLIGH PARK 177 (Marc Herbert 39, N.Cole 38, S.Rogan 22, A.Schmidt 20, C.Donaldson 3- 34, J.Hall 2-12, P.Wadwell 2-32) at Pitt Town Sports. Round 13 Saturday 5 February SCHOFIELDS 4-231 (M.Ashton 100, V.Cole 50 not out, Matt Nixon 41, J.Conolly 2-37, B.Lessels 2-44) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-208 (L.Packer 48, M.Crew 40, B.Lessels 33, M.Ashton 3-48) at Don’t Worry. BLIGH PARK 196 (M.Byrne 49, A.Cole 25, Marc Herbert 25, S.Cole 24, N.Sebbens 3-34, M.Chenery 3-63, A.Pinsuti 2-52) beat NORTH RICHMOND 8-157 (M.Chenery 60 not out, S.Tadich 32, Marc Herbert 2-32, N.Cole 2-42) at Bounty. GLOSSODIA 1-214 (M.Finn 118 not out, M.Brown 67 not out) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 196 (C.Donaldson 88, J.McConnell 29, G.Hillsley 24, M.Finn 4-35, A.Peebles 3-39) at Glossodia. Round 14 Saturdays 12-19 February SCHOFIELDS 5-350 (dec) (M.Ashton 118, M.Whybrow 58, B.Hannon 50 not out, V.Cole 43, N.Swift 22 not out, M.Graham 20) beat GLOSSODIA 189 (Ben Reeves 53, A.Peebles 25, M.Finn 24, G.Swift 4-40, M.Ashton 3-21) and 9-68 (Ben Reeves 32, B.Hannon 4-16, G.Swift 4-39) at Glossodia. PITT TOWN SPORTS 143 (J.McConnell 36, C.Donaldson 32, A.Smallwood 21, A.Pinsuti 3-35, M.Chenery 3-44, N.Sebbens 2-29, T.Derksen 2-31) beat NORTH RICHMOND 89 (N.Patchett 37, M.Hunt 5-16, C.Donaldson 2-5, G.Hillsley 2-35) and 4-92 (G.Chenery 35) at Pitt Town Sports. BLIGH PARK 9-370 (S.Rogan 117, A.Cole 79, A.Coull 69, J.Stapley 46, L.Packer 5-77, N.Woods 3-88) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 188 (M.Crew 102, J.Conolly 31, N.Cole 3-70) at Bounty. Round 15 Saturdays 26 February-5 March WINDSOR LEAGUES 242 (J.Conolly 121, B.Lessels 33, M.Chenery 5-47) beat NORTH RICHMOND 104 (L.Bonnici 31, M.Crew 3-12, R.Brown 3-34, L.Packer 2-8) at Wellington 2. BLIGH PARK 286 (S.Rogan 117, N.Cole 37, J.Stapley 23, M.Byrne 21, S.Blackwood 20, J.Roberts 2-27, J.Polis 2-36, M.Finn 2-38) beat GLOSSODIA 232 (M.Finn 125, J.Roberts 31, N.Cole 3-42, A.Schmidt 3-49, J.Stapley 2-45, Marc Herbert 2-72) at Bounty. SCHOFIELDS 235 (B.Hannon 84, V.Cole 39, J.Hannon 37, S.Smith 31, J.Hall 4-30, J.McConnell 3-13) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 42 (B.Hannon 4-3, G.Swift 3-10) and 3-28 (M.Toms 2-1) at Schofields. Semi-Finals Saturday 12-Sunday 13 March PITT TOWN SPORTS 239 (G.Roeder 114, A.Smallwood 33, J.Stapley 6-88, A.Schmidt 2-35, N.Cole 2-52) beat BLIGH PARK 99 (M.Byrne 24, J.Grayson 4-22, P.Wadwell 3-36) and 6-124 (M.Byrne 36, A.Coull 36, S.Rogan 30, J.Hall 2-27, P.Wadwell 2-43) at Mill Street. SCHOFIELDS 329 (M.Ashton 79, J.Powell 66, V.Cole 54, M.Graham 30, B.Hannon 28, T.Derksen 3-63, M.Chenery 3-109, S.Tadich 2-17) beat NORTH RICHMOND 175 (N.Sebbens 51, M.Ashton 6-41, M.Graham 2-33) at Bounty. Final Saturday 20-Sunday 21 March SCHOFIELDS 195 (B.Hannon 59, Matt Nixon 28, S.Smith 22, J.Grayson 3-36, M.Hunt 2-42) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 86 (A.Smallwood 28, M.Ashton 5-16, M.Graham 3-19, B.Hannon 2-14) and 8-89 (C.Donaldson 29, A.Smallwood 22, M.Ashton 3-12, G.Swift 2-2, B.Hannon 2-13) at South Maroota. Bradman Medal: Michael Ashton
74 Seventh Grade
PREMIERS Maroota RUNNERS UP North Richmond MINOR PREMIERS Bligh Park White FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO BYE POINTS Bligh Park White 3* 7 0 2 0 2 69 Maroota 0 8 0 4 0 2 52 Richmond 1 6 0 5 0 2 51 North Richmond 0 6 1 5 0 2 44 Riverstone 0 5 1 5 1 2 38 Bligh Park Blue 0 4 0 6 2+ 2 35 Schofields 0 1 0 10 1 2 16 * trailed on first innings in one match + led on first innings in one match
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE C. Haddad North Richmond 9 9 3 128 675 112.50 C. Ringhof Schofields 8 9 1 196* 655 81.88 T. Cook Riverstone 7 7 2 105 301 60.20 T. Lang North Richmond 10 10 2 107* 423 52.88 B. Jones Maroota 10 11 4 95 340 48.57 S. Sinden Richmond 11 13 3 156 384 38.40 M. Bennett Maroota 12 15 1 105 523 37.36 C. Brennan Bligh Park White 12 10 0 80 372 37.20 P. Dingle Riverstone 8 9 1 74 251 31.38 P. Dent Bligh Park White 10 14 2 80 351 29.25 J. Jones Riverstone 9 10 0 69 258 25.80 S. Brown Bligh Park Blue 11 15 0 88 339 22.60 P. Lambourne Richmond 12 15 1 44 296 21.14 Steven Cook Riverstone 11 12 0 94 252 21.00 G. Stuart Richmond 12 15 1 52 290 20.71
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE C. Brennen Bligh Park White 10 94 19 278 29 9.59 C. Henderson Maroota 9 103.5 26 283 26 10.88 P. Lambourne Richmond 12 145 33 392 36 10.89 D. Douglass Maroota 11 91.1 22 309 28 11.03 M. Dent Bligh Park White 9 84 15 306 26 11.77 M. Bennett Maroota 12 126.5 22 427 33 12.94 B. Hayward Richmond 11 103.1 8 384 28 13.71 A. Sumner Bligh Park Blue 12 189.1 23 595 34 17.50
WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL Russell Hitchcock Maroota 11 8 1 9
75 INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL M. Bennett Maroota 12 1068 C. Brennen Bligh Park White 12 907 P. Lambourne Richmond 12 876 C. Ringhof Schofields 8 875 C. Haddad North Richmond 9 860 A. Sumner Bligh Park Blue 12 725 P. Dent Bligh Park White 10 716 T. Lang North Richmond 10 678 B. Hayward Richmond 11 643 M. Dent Bligh Park White 9 642 C. Henderson Maroota 9 593 G. Stuart Richmond 12 565 D. Douglass Maroota 11 554 S. Sinden Richmond 11 529 Jeff Ryan Bligh Park White 10 504 J. Jones Riverstone 9 503 S. Fleming Maroota 12 503 Seventh Grade Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September BLIGH PARK WHITE 108 (P.Dent 39, A.Sumner 5-53, P.De’Óliveira 2-12, D.Parker 2-40) and 6-106 BLIGH PARK BLUE 127 (P.De’Óliveira 58, A.Sumner 34, G.Roberts 4-42, P.Gillette 2-30) and 87 (S.Brown 26, P.De’Oliveira 20, C.Brennen 2-7) outright after trailing on the first innings at Bounty. RICHMOND 7-293 (S.Sinden 156, P.Lambourne 36, S.Stutsel 20, J.Buckley 3-62, Kevin Meurant 2-26) beat SCHOFIELDS 280 (A.Buckley 79, P.Harrison 78, Kieran Meurant 36, J.Buckley 25, P.Lambourne 4-51, P.Woodhams 2-20, G.Stuart 2-72) at Glossodia. NORTH RICHMOND 6-278 (dec) (T.Lang 107 not out, L.Fraser 41, J.James 32, L.Geeves 21, G.Richards 21, D.Lycett 2-31) beat RIVERSTONE 140 (J.Jones 69, J.Haddad 3-24, K.Drury 3-70, T.Lang 2-10) at McMahon. MAROOTA bye Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October RIVERSTONE 1-119 (T.Cook 77 not out) beat SCHOFIELDS 8-108 (G.Napier 41, J.Maclure 20, C.Mason 5-12, M.Fitzgibbon 2-13) at Mill Street. RICHMOND 9-138 (P.Woodhams 25, S.Sinden 22, B.Hayward 22, C.Brennen 2-14, G.Hyde 2-33) beat BLIGH PARK WHITE 125 (C.Brennen 41, P.Dent 31, P.Paulilo 25, B.Hayward 4-37, P.Lambourne 3-37) at Bensons Lane 4. MAROOTA 2-160 (M.Bennett 66 not out, I.Bruce 46, S.Fleming 22 not out) beat BLIGH PARK BLUE 71 (S.Brown 24, C.Henderson 4-14, M.McMahon 4-24, D.Douglass 2-4) and 5-65 (S.Brown 21 not out) at South Maroota. NORTH RICHMOND bye Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October BLIGH PARK WHITE 8-150 (dec) (C.Brennen 80, J.Ryan 24, P.Dingle 2-22, T.Cook 2-28, J.Jones 2-32) and 3-87 (P.Dent 37 not out, G.Hyde 20) beat RIVERSTONE 90 (A.Howell 26, M.Dent 7-28) and 137 (J.Jones 54, M.Dingle 24, A.Howell 22, C.Brennen 4-22, M.Dent 2-29) outright at Glossodia. MAROOTA 7-306 (L.Douglass 85 not out, B.Jones 75, M.Bennett 43, S.Fleming 24, W.Lang 2-38, G.Richards 2-58) beat NORTH RICHMOND 303 (C.Haddad 118, L.Geeves 43, R.Bayne 37, W.Lang 36, M.Bennett 5-44, D.Douglass 2-28) at Sackville. RICHMOND 147 (G.Stuart 52, P.Woodhams 26, S.Belcastro 4-21, D.Parker 2-28, T.Lonsdale jnr 2-42) and 5-37 (A.Sumner 4-16) beat BLIGH PARK BLUE 57 (S.Stutsel 3-14, B.Hayward 3-22) and 116 (S.Brown 23 not out, D.Dray 21, P.Lambourne 3-23, J.Stokes 2-10) outright at Breakaway 1. SCHOFIELDS bye Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November NORTH RICHMOND 316 (C.Haddad 100, T.Lang 73, W.Lang 67, L.Fraser 31, A.Sumner 4-107, S.Brown 2-24) beat BLIGH PARK BLUE 132 (S.Brown 28, S.Belcastro 23 not out, L.Geeves 3-31, T.Lang 2-5, K.Drury 2-41) at McMahon. RIVERSTONE 320 (T.Cook 105 not out, P.Dingle 43, J.Jones 39, M.Dingle 35, Steven Cook 31, C.Jackson 20, J.Stokes 5-45 including hat trick, S.Stutsel 2-51) beat RICHMOND 152 (S.Sinden 48, Z.Hornjak 5-52, J.Jones 2-30) and 2-65 (P.Lambourne 24, Z.Hornjak 2-20) at Glossodia. MAROOTA 5-185 (dec) (M.Bennett 62, Russell Hitchcock 59, C.Henderson 30 not out, Kevin Meurant 2-16) and 4- 95 (B.Jones 32, S.Scheumack 29 not out, C.Ringhof 2-30) beat SCHOFIELDS 111 (P.Harrison 44, C.Ringhof 33, S.Fleming 5-16) and 179 (C.Ringhof 79, R.Hughes 27, Kevin Meurant 20, B.Jones 2-15, M.Bennett 2-27, S.Fleming 2- 38) at Sackville. BLIGH PARK WHITE bye
76 Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November BLIGH PARK WHITE 222 (P.Dent 82, M.Dent 47 not out, D.Flood 27, C.Henderson 3-23, M.Bennett 3-81, M.McMahon 2-35) and 113 (C.Brennen 32, D.Ryan 22, M.Bennett 2-13, C.Henderson 2-14, M.McMahon 2-22, D.Douglass 2-30) beat MAROOTA 183 (L.Douglass 64, S.Simons 30, Russell Hitchcock 26, M.Bennett 23, C.Brennen 4-50, J.Ryan 2-11) and 8-100 (Russell Hitchcock 27, S.Fleming 27, I.Jackson 3-12, M.Dent 2-7, C.Brennen 2-25) at Sackville. NORTH RICHMOND 9-316 (dec) (L.Geeves 112, T.Lang 38, T.Batten 34, R.Matheson 24, G.Richards 21, L.Fraser 20, Kieran Meurant 4-57, C.Ringhof 3-39) beat SCHOFIELDS 278 (C.Ringhof 179, Kieran Meurant 21, K.Matheson 4-42, G.Richards 3-52) at Schofields. BLIGH PARK BLUE 8-235 (S.Brown 88, S.Clark 51 not out, Z.Hornjak 4-61, Steven Cook 2-18) beat RIVERSTONE 226 (Steven Cook 94, C.Jackson 21, M.Dingle 20, Z.Hornjak 20, D.Sumner 4-37, D.Dray 2-19, J.Wolffe 2-24) at Breakaway 1. RICHMOND bye Round 6 Saturday 27 November BLIGH PARK BLUE 8-273 (A.Sumner 78 not out, S.Clarke 43, A.Bryce 35, P.De’Oliveira 26, D.Parker 26, C.Simons 3-58) beat SCHOFIELDS 5-283 (C.Ringhof 196 not out, R.Hughes 45, A.Sumner 3-53, D.Parker 2-38) on countback at Schofields. BLIGH PARK WHITE 4-130 (C.Brennen 52, P.Dent 26) beat NORTH RICHMOND 5-128 (T.Batten 32, P.Dent 2- 17, M.Dent 2-33) at Wellington 2. MAROOTA 9-215 (B.Jones 95, M.Bennett 41, C.Henderson 24, D.Douglass 22 not out, B.Hayward 4-39, S.Sinden 2- 37, P.Lambourne 2-48) beat RICHMOND 115 (P.Lambourne 25, S.Stutsel 25, D.Douglass 5-19, S.Simons 2-8) at Sackville. RIVERSTONE bye Round 7 Saturday 4 December BLIGH PARK WHITE 154 (M.Dent 52, D.Flood 45, S.Simons 2-27) beat SCHOFIELDS 7-145 (Kieran Meurant 47 not out, C.Ringhof 46, Kevin Meurant 24, C.Brennen 2-21, G.Hyde 2-26) at Bounty. MAROOTA 6-90 (B.Jones 37, J.Jones 3-29, Steven Cook 2-10) beat RIVERSTONE 74 (Ben Smith 21, D.Douglass 6-23, M.Bennett 2-9) at Sackville. RICHMOND 9-246 (P.Woodhams 90, S.Sinden 66 not out, G.Stuart 22, L.Johnson 21, D.Thorpe 3-63, S.Thorpe 2-13) beat NORTH RICHMOND 120 (S.Thorpe 45, J.James 22, G.Stuart 6-51, S.Stutsel 3-31) at Glossodia. BLIGH PARK BLUE bye Round 8 Saturday 11 December BLIGH PARK WHITE 4-76 (D.Ryan 20 not out, D.Parker 2-28) beat BLIGH PARK BLUE 70 (G.Hyde 5-10) at Bounty. SCHOFIELDS 2-142 (Kevin Meurant 53 not out, C.Ringhof 40) beat RICHMOND 136 (G.Stuart 47, P.Roberts 42, G.Harrison 5-33, C.Ringhof 2-18) at Bensons Lane 4. NORTH RICHMOND 4-247 (C.Haddad 122 not out, E.Batten 49 not out, T.Lang 48, A.Howell 2-46) drew with RIVERSTONE 7-86 (Steven Cook 27, Z.Hornjak 24, L.Geeves 4-23, T.Lang 3-12) at Mill Street. MAROOTA bye Round 9 Saturday 18 December RIVERSTONE 246 (T.Cook 75, P.Dingle 39, C.Jackson 33, A.Howell 28, C.Mason 27 not out, J.McLean 4-21, Kieran Meurant 2-69) beat SCHOFIELDS 131 (C.Ringhof 31, M.Toms 22 not out, M.Fitzgibbon 3-26, Steven Cook 2- 5) at Schofields. BLIGH PARK WHITE 2-100 (D.Flood not out, M.Dent 39, G.Hyde 21) beat RICHMOND 98 (P.Dent 7-27, P.Busick 2-22) at Breakaway 1. BLIGH PARK BLUE 6-188 (S.Brown 60, D.Dray 28, A.Denmeade 23, A.Sumner 21, D.Douglass 5-45, M.Bennett 2- 37) beat MAROOTA 6-187 (S.Fleming 68, M.Bennett 64, D.Parker 2-31) at Bensons Lane 4. NORTH RICHMOND bye Round 10 Saturday 22 January RIVERSTONE 4-151 (P.Dingle 58, M.Fitzgibbon 52) beat BLIGH PARK WHITE 128 (J.Brown snr 24, D.Flood 22 not out, C.Mason 3-6, J.Jones 3-23, A.Howell 2-36) at Bounty. MAROOTA 3-143 (Russell Hitchcock 40, M.Bennett 31 retired, B.Jones 23 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND 140 (C.Haddad 77 not out, T.Lang 25, M.Bennett 3-29, C.Henderson 2-16) at Wellington 2. RICHMOND 183 (B.Hayward 47, P.Lambourne 44, P.Woodhams 29, S.Stutsel 24, S.Belcastro 3-54, J.Wolffe 2-22) beat BLIGH PARK BLUE 59 (S.Brown 20, B.Hayward 6-26, P.Lambourne 3-23) at Bensons Lane 4. SCHOFIELDS bye Round 11 Saturday 29 January NORTH RICHMOND 5-130 (C.Haddad 74 not out, W.Lang 33, A.Denmeade 2-22) beat BLIGH PARK BLUE 124 (A.Denmeade 56, A.Sumner 20, W.Lang 3-0, C.Haddad 3-11, T.Lang 2-2) at Bounty. RICHMOND 212 (G.Stuart 39, L.Johnson 31, S.Stutsel 25 not out, B.Hayward 25, P.Lambourne 24, Steven Cook 3- 42, A.Howell 2-22, M.Fitzgibbon 2-33) beat RIVERSTONE 199 (J.Jones 69, M.Dingle 35 not out, B.Hayward 5-46, P.Lambourne 2-28) at Glossodia. MAROOTA 2-86 (M.Bennett 25, S.Simons 24) beat SCHOFIELDS 82 (G.Stanley 24, L.Hulett 22, M.McMahon 3-3, D.Douglass 2-18) at Schofields. BLIGH PARK WHITE bye
77 Round 12 Saturday 5 February BLIGH PARK WHITE 5-133 (J.Brown snr 35, D.Ryan 32, D.Flood 24, C.Henderson 4-34 including hat trick) beat MAROOTA 124 (B.Jones 41, C.Brennen 3-40, M.Dent 2-21, G.Hyde 2-27) at Sackville. NORTH RICHMOND 4-197 (W.Lang 81, T.Lang 39 not out, K.Matheson 28) beat SCHOFIELDS 98 (G.Stanley 29, T.Batten 2-17, G.Richards 2-17) at McMahon. RIVERSTONE 95 (C.Jackson 26 not out, A.Sumner 3-18, D.Parker 3-30, S.Belcastro 2-13) beat BLIGH PARK BLUE 87 (J.Jones 4-36, Steven Cook 2-12, M.Fitzgibbon 2-13) at Mill Street. RICHMOND bye Round 13 Saturdays 12-19 February BLIGH PARK BLUE 265 (P.De’Oliveira 44, A.Denmeade 42, J.Wolffe 35, M.Strachan 29, S.Belcastro 20, P.Harrison 3-68, K.Kuntze 2-40, Kieran Meurant 2-60) beat SCHOFIELDS 125 (C.Ringhof 43, J.Wolffe 3-15, P.De’Oliveira 2-6, S.Belcastro 2-21) at Breakaway 1. BLIGH PARK WHITE 233 (C.Brennen 63, P.Dent 58, J.Ryan 31, K.Matheson 5-42, B.Fraser 2-11) beat NORTH RICHMOND 200 (C.Haddad 43, T.Lang 39, K.Matheson 23, N.Byers 21, G.Richards 20, C.Brennen 4-33, P.Gillette 3-9) at Wellington 2. RICHMOND 137 (P.Woodhams 33, G.Stuart 33, C.Henderson 5-33, M.Bennett 2-13, S.Fleming 2-31) and 136 (P.Roberts 26, P.Lambourne 26, L.Johnson 22, S.Scheumack 3-24, M.Bennett 3-25) beat MAROOTA 49 (M.Bennett 22, G.Stuart 3-14, B.Haywood 3-16, P.Lambourne 3-18) and 3-49 (P.Lambourne 3-18) at Bensons Lane 4. RIVERSTONE bye Round 14 Saturdays 26 February-5 March BLIGH PARK WHITE 464 (J.Ryan 154 not out, D.Ryan 103 retired hurt, Kieran Meurant 4-135, G.Harrison 2-103) beat SCHOFIELDS 52 (M.Dent 3-15, P.Dent 2-16) and 26 (C.Brennen 2-1, J.Brown snr 2-11) outright at Don’t Worry. MAROOTA 325 (I.Bruce 153, M.Bennett 105, A.Howell 5-53, T.Cook 3-45) beat RIVERSTONE 192 (P.Dingle 74, Steven Cook 30, T.Cook 30, M.Fitzgibbon 23, M.Bennett 5-40, C.Henderson 3-45) at Sackville. NORTH RICHMOND 265 (C.Haddad 128, T.Lang 43, L.Geeves 33, P.Lambourne 5-49, S.Sinden 2-50) beat RICHMOND 102 (S.Sinden 27 not out, C.Haddad 2-9, T.Lang 2-18, L.Geeves 2-30) at McMahon. BLIGH PARK BLUE bye Semi-Finals Saturday 12-Sunday 13 March NORTH RICHMOND 105 (C.Haddad 41, K.Matheson 24, P.Busick 4-12, M.Dent 3-28, C.Brennen 2-20) and 151 (C.Haddad 59, G.Hyde 4-21, M.Dent 3-33) beat BLIGH PARK WHITE 49 (T.Lang 5-12, K.Matheson 3-29, C.Haddad 2-4) and 148 (P.Dent 89, K.Matheson 7-53) outright at Schofields. MAROOTA 176 (B.Jones 55, D.Douglass 40, Russell Hitchcock 38, P.Lambourne 5-46, B.Hayward 5-69) and 0-23 beat RICHMOND 113 (P.Lambourne 35, M.McMahon 3-11, M.Bennett 3-19, S.Fleming 2-15, S.Scheumack 2-29) and 67 (S.Scheumack 3-10, S.Fleming 3-26, C.Henderson 2-18) outright at Breakaway 2. Final Saturday 20-Sunday 21 March MAROOTA 208 (B.Jones 70, M.Bennett 47, D.Douglass 22, T.Lang 3-20, K.Matheson 3-47, L.Fraser 2-14) beat NORTH RICHMOND 77 (S.Scheumack 5-27, C.Henderson 3-8) at Breakaway 2. Bradman Medal: Brett Jones
Special Trophy Winners - Seniors Highest Score of the Season George Thompson Memorial Trophy Allan Mitchell Glossodia 250 not out Most Wickets Trophy donated by Quality Trophies - Blacktown Peter Noble Freemans Reach 44 U19 Points Score (1st-3rd Grade) Donald and Rodney Macintosh Memorial Trophy Peter Grayson Pitt Town Sports 569 Under 18 Batting Average Bob Brown Perpetual Trophy Ben England North Richmond 76.25 Under 18 Bowling Average Reg Turnbull Memorial Trophy Nathan Duggan Freemans Reach 10.24 Most Catches Charlie Cobcroft Perpetual Memorial Trophy Dom Grimaldi Glossodia 29 Best District Representative Bowler C.O.Nicholls Memorial Trophy David Byrnes Martin Shield 22 Service to Cricket To be advised
78 Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Incorporated
Junior Annual General Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the 2005 Junior Annual General Meeting of the Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Incorporated will be held at the Richmond Club Limited, East Market Street, Richmond on Monday, 18 July 2005 commencing at 7.45 p.m.
However, pursuant to any alteration to By-Laws 41 and 45 which may be made at the Annual General Meeting of the Hawkesbury District Cricket Association on Monday 11 July, 2005, a resolution cancelling said meeting may be carried.
Agenda
1. Confirmation of Minutes of the 2004 Junior Annual General Meeting
2. Consideration and adoption of the 2005 Annual Report and Financial Statement
3. To receive and consider the Committee Statement which is required to be submitted to members pursuant to Section 26(6) of the Act
4. Notification of Election of Chairperson of the Junior Management Committee
5. Election of Office-Bearers and ordinary members of the Committee, viz
. Junior Secretary . Junior Treasurer . Assistant Chairperson . Junior Assistant Secretary . Ordinary members of the Junior Management Committee (a maximum of one from each affiliated club)
6. Election of Honorary Auditors
7. Notification of Amendments to the By-Laws and Playing Rules (Section 2)
8. General Business brought forward in accordance with the Objects, Rules and By Laws of the Association • Honorariums • Team Fees and Player Levies for 2005-2006
Peter Harris Junior Chairperson PO Box 295 9 May 2005 RICHMOND NSW 2753 79 Junior Chairperson’s Report
Once again another year of Junior cricket has gone by. Each year seems to bring different issues to the table. Rather than start with a positive, I feel that I must recognise some disturbing trends that are emerging in Hawkesbury Junior Cricket over the last season. Kids play cricket for a number of reasons, enjoyment, fun, time with friends, competition, self improvement etc. Majority of the time this happens, unfortunately due to a few incidents the enjoyment has been taken away or affected due to the interference of parents in the coaching and managing of our teams, both at local and representative levels.
We have had parents and for that matter coaches, questioning umpire decisions, accusing oppositions of cheating, verbal and in some cases, physical abuse. We have had verbal abuse of HDCA officials, abusive phone calls as well. At representative games, factions of parents sitting apart, not supporting the team collectively, yelling out belittling comments to players in the team that their own kids are part of. There has also been parents threatening coaches re the batting and bowling rotation of their kids.
This unsocial and unsporting behaviour must stop if Hawkesbury Cricket is to be recognised as a great sporting association. A few as usual, the minority is affecting the pleasure the majority get out of cricket. To these parents that do not want to follow common decency and sportsmanship, you are not welcome in Hawkesbury Junior Cricket, when you child is not allowed to play cricket because of your anti-social behaviour, do not be surprised. It is the job of the Executive of this association to make sure that the spirit of cricket is in place and enforced and that the majority of players, parents and supporters are allowed to enjoy what they have the right to do.
On to the positives, our Girls U13s Goulder Shield won their competition. This is a fantastic result for the team, their coach Kerry Matheson, ably assisted by Ron Hawkett had the girls believing in themselves and the difference in the final was the improvement in skill level showed by each player on the field. Kerry is to be congratulated for a great coaching performance with this team.
The Under 13 boys Gee Shield finished the rounds undefeated and were unlucky to lose in the semi with the Under 11Boys Creak Shield winning 4 of their 5 round games. Collectively our junior rep sides won 19 games from 45 played, a result that will improve next year I am sure.
The Under 13’s boys side travelled to Ballina in January to compete in the annual carnival acquitting themselves well. Our Under 12’s boys also went to Lismore winning this prestigious event in a remarkable performance.
To all our representative selectors, coaches and managers, a huge thank-you for your dedication and time. These roles are quite often thankless, and I applaud every one of you for your efforts.
Our local cricket once again had some great games played with several clubs sharing the honours. A special mention of the Wilberforce Under 16s who despite averaging 15 in age won their sixth competition in a row. I visited every final and it was an absolute pleasure to see so many supporters, family and friends, not to mention the players, enjoying some fantastic cricket.
A committee is only as good as the members that it contains, thank you to all the club delegates who gave up their time to attend monthly meetings and be the voice and message carriers for their individual clubs.
To the Executive of the Junior Management Committee, my sincere thanks to the Representative Secretary, Denise Carver who once again has done a fantastic job for the district. To Melissa Packer who filled the position of Local cricket Secretary doing a great job with figures and reports. To the man with the money, John Hopper, every year, he knows where every cent is and how it has been spent. Once again, I extend an invitation to each of you with an opinion or thought on how things are done, or should be done by your Junior Management Committee, to become involved as a club delegate or hold a position on the executive. Delegates and the Executive give freely of their time and will always make decisions for the ‘betterment’ of cricket.
Peter Harris Junior Chairperson 80 Junior Secretary’s Report
We wish to congratulate the Hawkesbury DCA and the Junior Management Committee on their support and decision to allow the Junior Secretary’s role to be split into two obvious roles with specific focus – representative cricket and club cricket. This allowed sufficient management time to concentrate on and coordinate individual tasks.
Hawkesbury is very proud of the Goulder Shield Under 13 Girls’ success in winning the shield final and the five representative players who received awards for their outstanding individual performances in the NSW Districts Cricket Association Inter-Association competitions:
Weblin Shield Under 15s: Player of the Series and Batting Award Jay Dyball Wicketkeeping Award Matthew Cividin Mollie Dive Shield Under 15s Girls: Batting Award Kimberley Cole Gee Shield Under 13s: Player of the Series, Batting and Wicketkeeping Awards Brett Jones Goulder Shield Under 13s Girls: Player of the Series and Bowling Award Kate Waetford
The players received their awards at the NSW DCA Junior Presentation at Sydney Cricket Ground on 17 March. Congratulations on your personal achievements.
Steve Jones coached the Under 13s team through undefeated to the semi finals but unfortunately lost this match. Third time lucky? Perhaps it’s going to be 2005-06.
The number of girls selected for Emerging Blues has increased this year with Under 15s Kate Waetford; Under 14s Sam Biondi, Alicia Hawkins, Anna Sheumack; and Under 13s Tayla Kafoa, as well as Melissa Van der Reyden selected in the Under 17 City Squad.
The Stephanie Dries Memorial annual match was held again this year but unfortunately the heavens opened up and washed the match out leaving both teams the winners.
Congratulations to those clubs who were premiers for 2004-05 as well as the Bradman Medal and individual performance winners.
As this report is written there is a proposal for discussion and debate surrounding a restructure for the Hawkesbury Association. It is hoped that the working party will take note of the success that we have demonstrated in sharing the administrative responsibilities of the Junior Secretary’s role and ensure the two disciplines continue to be managed separately.
Melissa Packer Denise Carver Junior Secretary Junior Representative Secretary
ATTENDANCES AT JUNIOR MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
The Junior Management Committee met on nine occasions from July 2004 to April 2005. Mr P. Harris 8 (1 apology), Mr L. Douglass 1 (3), Mr G. Power (elected 21.02.05) 4 (1), Ms M. Packer 9, Ms D. Carver 4 (5), Mr J. Hopper 8 (1), Mr M. Van der Reyden 8, Mr R. DeMattia 7 (1), Mr R. Hawkins 9, Ms C. Langham 9, Mr D. Baker 8, Mr J. Grayson 6 (3), Ms L. McConville 5 (2), Mr A. Howell 0, Mr M. Nixon 7 (1), Mr B. Decent 8, Mr P. Mullens 7, Mr J. Kingston (proxy for Mr Howell) 1, Mr W. Packer (proxy for Ms McConville) 2, Mr M. Hartnett (1).
81 HAWKESBURY DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION JUNIOR COMPETITIONS Under 16
PREMIERS Wilberforce Black RUNNERS UP North Richmond Gold MINOR PREMIERS Windsor Leagues
FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO ABND BYE POINTS Wndsor Leagues 4 4 1 3 0 0 2 70 North Richmond Gold 1 6 0 3 0 2 2 55 Wilberforce White 1 5 1 2 1 2 2 51 Wilberforce Black 0 6 1 3 0 2 2 48 Maroota 0 3 1 6 0 2 2 33 North Richmond Blue 0 2 0 6 2 2 2 24 Bligh Park 0 2 0 5 3 2 2 23
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE J. Dyball Wilberforce White 7 6 2 159 545 136.25 Andrew Bean Wilberforce White 9 7 3 125 272 68.00 B. England North Richmond 7 7 3 63 247 61.75 M. James Wilberforce Black 8 8 1 101 382 54.57 A. Bayne North Richmond Gold 10 10 3 133* 351 50.14 Kasim Khan Windsor Leagues 11 10 1 102 445 49.44 D. Wilcox Wilberforce White 8 9 2 77 303 43.29 Raza Khan Windsor Leagues 11 10 2 59 309 38.63 A. Clasquin Windsor Leagues 8 8 1 90 252 36.00 B. Palmer North Richmond Gold 9 8 2 56 210 35.00 L. Nettleton Wilberforce White 9 10 1 125 280 31.11 B. Crawford Bligh Park 11 13 1 119 346 28.83 J. McDonald Windsor Leagues 11 10 2 67 226 28.25 M. Langham Maroota 9 12 1 57 289 26.27 M. Jones Maroota 9 11 3 63* 202 25.25 Russell Hitchcock Maroota 10 13 1 100 269 22.41 F. Maric North Richmond Blue 10 14 2 91* 250 20.83 D. Thorpe North Richmond Gold 10 10 0 60 200 20.00 P. Green Windsor Leagues 11 11 0 61 218 19.82 B. Jones Maroota 8 11 0 40 219 19.09
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE Jason Airey Windsor Leagues 10 103 24 257 33 7.79 A. Bayne North Richmond Gold 10 86 24 171 18 9.50 Kasim Khan Windsor Leagues 11 98 11 295 30 9.83 O. Smith Wilberforce White 10 54 11 157 15 10.47 C. Carver North Richmond Gold 10 77 17 159 15 10.60 M. Langham Maroota 9 65.5 12 202 17 11.88 Andrew Bean Wilberforce White 9 76 16 197 15 13.13 J. McDonald Windsor Leagues 11 93 18 244 18 13.55 82 WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL D. Thorpe North Richmond Gold 10 9 0 9 Matthew Cividin Wilberforce Black 10 4 2 6 T. Madden Windsor Leagues 12 5 1 6 M. Strachan Bligh Park 10 4 1 5 B. Crawford Bligh Park 11 5 0 5
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL Kasim Khan Windsor Leagues 11 925 J. Dyball Wilberforce White 7 775 A. Bayne North Richmond Gold 10 721 Joshua Airey Windsor Leagues 10 680 M. Langham Maroota 9 614 B. Crawford Bligh Park 11 606 Andrew Bean Wilberforce White 9 557 J. McDonald Windsor Leagues 11 556
Under 16 Results 2004-05
Round 1 Sunday 19 September WILBERFORCE WHITE 259 (J.Dyball 83, D.Wilcox 65, L.Nettleton 40, Andrew Bean 27, B.Greig 2-3, J.Madeliene 2-13, M.Tiller 2-33, K.McCabe 2-38) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 38 (O.Smith 3-15, S.Knight 2- 2, M.Blythe 2-6) and 24 (A.Bean 4-7, J.Dyball 2-2) outright at Turnbull. WINDSOR LEAGUES 2-187 (A.Clasquin 90, J.McDonald 67 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 129 (A.Bayne 48, Matthew Carpini 32, Raza Khan 3-11, Kasim Khan 3-21, J.McDonald 2-33) at McQuade. MAROOTA 6-147 (Matthew J.Jones 63 not out, M.Langham 44, B.Greentree 2-14, A.Thomas 2-21) beat WILBERFORCE BLACK 9-116 (M.James 48, M.Cividin 22, M.Langham 3-7, Matthew J.Jones 2-11, D.Langham 2- 14) at Woodlands 1. BLIGH PARK bye.
Round 2 Sunday 26 September MAROOTA 156 (M.Langham 57, B.Jones 31, Jason Airey 3-32, Raza Khan 3-32, J.Willoughby 2-15) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 132 (Raza Khan 33, Jason Airey 28 not out, A.Clasquin 22, M.Langham 4-31, Matthew J.Jones 2-9, D.Douglass 2-24) at Bensons Lane 5. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 8-140 (D.Thorpe 60, A.Bayne 27, M.Agius 5-24, F.Maric 2-16) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 68 (A.Mann 24, S.Humphreys 4-12, K.Ramsey 2-12, M.Wyeth 2-17) and 7-84 (A.Mann 35 not out, B.England 3-5, C.Carver 3-8) at Turnbull. WILBERFORCE WHITE 3-304 (L.Nettleton 125 not out, D.Wilcox 77, J.Dyball 33) beat BLIGH PARK 97 (B.Crawford 33, P.Pollard 20, D.Saunders 5-4) at Woodlands 1. WILBERFORCE BLACK bye.
Round 3 Sunday 3 October NORTH RICHMOND BLUE drew with MAROOTA at Turnbull. Abandoned. BLIGH PARK drew with WILBERFORCE BLACK at Woodbury. Abandoned. WILBERFORCE WHITE drew with NORTH RICHMOND GOLD at Woodlands 1. Abandoned. WINDSOR LEAGUES bye.
Round 4 Sunday 10 October WILBERFORCE BLACK 2-175 (M.James 101 not out, B.Greentree 37) beat WILBERFORCE WHITE 149 (L.Nettleton 82, Andrew Bean 23, O.Smith 22, C.Rankin 3-16, A.Thomas 2-8) at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 6-108 (B.Palmer 40, L.Langham 3-20) beat MAROOTA 103 (M.Langham 46, K.Ramsey 4-8, B.Palmer 2-30) at Richmond. WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-191 (Kasim Khan 102 not out, Raza Khan 39) beat BLIGH PARK 90 (P.Pollard 36, J.McDonald 3-16) and 41 (Jason Airey 5-15, Kasim Khan 3-2) outright at Woodbury. NORTH RICHMOND BLUE bye. 83 Round 5 Saturdays 16-23 October BLIGH PARK 8-213 (B.Crawford 44, D.Backhouse 42, M.Strachan 29, A.Thompson 28, M.Agius 3-42, M.O'Sullivan 2-29) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 8-154 (F.Maric 68, M.Agius 20 not out, C.Gentles 4-27, B.Crawford 2-36) at McMahon. WINDSOR LEAGUES 168 (Kasim Khan 55, Jason Airey 39 not out, B.Greentree 3-41, T.Macefield 2-18) drew with WILBERFORCE BLACK at Vineyard. MAROOTA 9-175 (D.Douglass 49, B.Jones 34, S.Knight 3-21, O.Smith 2-6, T.Leonard 2-30, Andrew Bean 2-37) drew with WILBERFORCE WHITE at South Maroota. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD bye.
Round 6 Sunday 31 October WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-134 (J.McDonald 38, O.Smith 3-12) beat WILBERFORCE WHITE 34 (Kasim Khan 6- 18) and 16 (Jason Airey 5-3) outright at McQuade. WILBERFORCE BLACK 2-210 (M.Bentley 83, R.Alchin 52 retired, D.West 25 not out, F.Maric 2-33) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 111 (L.Geeves 51, M.Bentley 3-11, T.Macefield 3-12) and 0-12 at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 182 (A.Bayne 133 not out, J.Ryan 5-36, C.Gentles 2-36) beat BLIGH PARK 28 (Matthew Carpini 4-12, A.Bayne 2-4, C.Carver 2-10) and 131 (L.Ryan 56, C.Gentles 23, D.Thorpe 3-19, C.Carver 2-9, A.Bayne 2-15) outright at Woodbury. MAROOTA bye.
Round 7 Saturdays 13-20 November WINDSOR LEAGUES 0-141 (dec) (A.Clasquin 66 not out, Kasim Khan 60 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 39 (Raza Khan 4-10, Muhtab Khan 2-8, A.Clasquin 2-12) and 93 (B.Greig 26, Jason Airey 3-11, Simon Griffin 2-9, J.McDonald 2-12, Kasim Khan 2-14) outright at Wellington 1. MAROOTA 9-231 (Russell Hitchcock 100, M.McMahon 33, Matthew J.Jones 27, B.Jones 22, P.Pollard 4-26, D.Parker 2-20) beat BLIGH PARK 204 (B.Crawford 119, C.Gentles 23, Matthew J.Jones 4-17, M.Langham 2-24, Russell Hitchcock 2-27) at South Maroota. WILBERFORCE BLACK 7-172 (M.Little 48, M.James 39, A.Thomas 24, C.Carver 3-25, B.England 2-34) beat NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 9-170 (B.England 63, B.Palmer 33 not out, K.Ramsey 25, C.Rankin 3-10, M.Bentley 3-28) at Bensons Lane 4. WILBERFORCE WHITE bye.
Round 8 Saturdays 27 November-4 December WILBERFORCE WHITE 1-280 (dec) (J.Dyball 159 not out, L.Nettleton 54) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 6- 163 (F.Maric 91 not out, J.Clarke 31, J.Dyball 2-17, T.Leonard 2-27) and 6-56 (S.Knight 3-7) at Woodlands 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-160 (P.Green 40, Raza Khan 28, J.McDonald 20, A.Bayne 5-19, M.Wyeth 2-39) beat NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 158 (B.England 49, A.Bayne 39, B.Palmer 24, A.Clasquin 3-8, J.McDonald 2-25, Jason Airey 2-29) at Wellington 2. WILBERFORCE BLACK 5-210 (M.James 75, C.McGhie 42, M.Bentley 40, Matthew Cividin 28, Russell Hitchcock 2-29) beat MAROOTA 75 (Russell Hitchcock 37, T.Macefield 3-4, A.Thomas 3-7, B.Greentree 2-9) and 2-106 (M.Langham 43, Matthew J.Jones 25 not out, B.Jones 23) at South Maroota. BLIGH PARK bye.
Round 9 Sunday 19 December NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 97 (C.Raby 25, D.Backhouse 2-9, B.Crawford 2-15) beat BLIGH PARK 50 (J.Clarke 7-14) at Woodbury. WILBERFORCE BLACK 98 (C.Rankin 54, A.Thomas 21, Jason Airey 2-17) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 48 (C.Hartnett 3-1 (including hat trick), D.West 2-3) at McQuade. WILBERFORCE WHITE 4-263 (Andrew Bean 125 retired, D.Wilcox 72, D.Saunders 27) beat MAROOTA 40 (O.Smith 3-1, Andrew Bean 3-1) and 6-86 (Russell Hitchcock 28, D.Douglass 24, J.Skillen 2-12) at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD bye.
Round 10 Sunday 23 January MAROOTA drew with NORTH RICHMOND BLUE at Bensons 5. Abandoned. WILBERFORCE BLACK drew with BLIGH PARK at Woodbury. Abandoned. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD drew with WILBERFORCE WHITE at Turnbull. Abandoned. WINDSOR LEAGUES bye.
84 Round 11 Sunday 30 January WILBERFORCE WHITE 5-205 (J.Dyball 98, Andrew Bean 59, B.Greentree 2-17) beat WILBERFORCE BLACK 133 (A.Thomas 20, D.Saunders 2-15, J.Mahlenhoff 2-19) at Woodlands 1. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 6-118 (dec) (B.England 51 not out, D.Thorpe 35, M.McMahon 3-33, M.Langham 3- 48) beat MAROOTA 52 (M.Wyeth 2-2, C.Carver 2-12) and 3-70 (Russell Hitchcock 26 not out, B.Palmer 2-22) at Turnbull. WINDSOR LEAGUES 6-128 (dec) (J.McDonald 36 not out, Kasim Khan 26, J.Ryan 2-29) and 0-6 beat BLIGH PARK 62 (Kasim Khan 4-19, Jason Airey 3-14, J.McDonald 2-12) and 67 (P.Pollard 23, Kasim Khan 5-28, P.Green 2- 11) outright at McQuade. NORTH RICHMOND BLUE bye.
Round 12 Sunday 6 February WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-137 (Raza Khan 59 not out, A.Clasquin 28, M.Langham 3-23) beat MAROOTA 133 (B.Jones 35, M.Langham 28, Matthew J.Jones 22, J.Willoughby 3-11, A.Clasquin 2-11, Kasim Khan 2-34) at McQuade. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 4-108 (B.Palmer 56, C.Raby 2-22) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 107 (L.Geeves 36, J.Clarke 23, D.Thorpe 2-18, C.Carver 2-19, A.Bayne 2-21) at Turnbull. WILBERFORCE WHITE 3-240 (dec) (D.Wilcox 65, J.Dyball 57, L.Nettleton 56, Andrew Bean 51 not out) beat BLIGH PARK 93 (B.Crawford 57, J.Dyball 3-12, O.Smith 2-9, S.Knight 2-19) and 7-64 (A.Thompson 24, L.Nettleton 2-5) at Woodlands 1. WILBERFORCE BLACK bye.
Round 13 Sunday 13 February WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-255 (Kasim Khan 91, P.Green 61, Raza Khan 58 not out) beat WILBERFORCE WHITE 7-214 (J.Dyball 115 not out, O.Smith 54, J.McDonald 4-14, Jason Airey 3-47) at Woodlands 1. WILBERFORCE BLACK 9-228 (M.James 98, T.Macefield 44, R.Alchin 39, J.Clarke 4-47, L.Geeves 2-36) beat NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 132 (F.Maric 33, J.Clarke 27, C.McGhie 3-21, B.Greentree 2-11) at Bensons Lane 5. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 8-200 (K.Ramsay 50, D.Thorpe 44, B.England 29, A.Bayne 27, Matthew Carpini 25, C.Gentles 2-29, J.Ryan 2-31, B.Crawford 2-42) beat BLIGH PARK 63 (A.Bayne 3-6, B.England 2-4, J.Chan 2-6) at Turnbull. MAROOTA bye.
Round 14 Sunday 20 February NORTH RICHMOND BLUE 5-157 (L.Geeves 49, J.Clarke 48, F.Maric 23, Jason Airey 3-24) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-241 (Kasim Khan 79, P.Green 61, Raza Khan 53, Jason Airey 22 not out, C.Raby 4-28) on run rate at McQuade. BLIGH PARK 131 (B.Crawford 42, J.Ryan 40, T.Moody 2-5, Matthew J.Jones 2-10, D.Douglass 2-20) beat MAROOTA 76 (D.Douglass 23, M.Jex 3-10, J.Ryan 3-15, P.Pollard 2-10) and 2-81 (B.Jones 40, M.Langham 26 not out, B.Crawford 2-9) at Woodbury. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 3-163 (B.Palmer 55 not out, B.England 50 not out, A.Bayne 37) beat WILBERFORCE BLACK 149 (T.Macefield 50, C.McGhie 23 not out, Matthew Cividin 20, A.Bayne 3-14, B.England 3-40, K.Ramsey 2-14) at Turnbull. WILBERFORCE WHITE bye.
Semi-Finals Sunday 27 February WILBERFORCE BLACK 99 (B.Greentree 40, J.McDonald 3-16, Raza Khan 2-22) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 85 (A.Clasquin 38, M.James 4-10, C.Rankin 3-19, C.McGhie 2-9) at Owen Earle. NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 168 (B.England 60, K.Ramsay 29, D.Thorpe 20, J.Dyball 3-19, R.Tuckerman 2-24) beat WILBERFORCE WHITE 54 (B.Palmer 5-16, C.Carver 3-24) at Bensons Lane 2.
Final Sunday 6 March WILBERFORCE BLACK 5-161 (B.Greentree 43 not out, M.James 33, C.McGhie 27, B.Palmer 2-15) beat NORTH RICHMOND GOLD 64 (B.Greentree 3-11, M.James 3-15, M.Bentley 2-10) and 6-37 (T.Macefield 3-8) at Owen Earle. Bradman Medal: Braydon Greentree.
85 Under 14
PREMIERS Freemans Reach RUNNERS UP Schofields MINOR PREMIERS Freemans Reach
FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO POINTS Schofields 3 6 0 1 0 67 Freemans Reach 2 6 0 2 0 58 North Richmond 2 4 0 4 0 48 Windsor Leagues 1 3 1 5 0 36 Bligh Park 2 0 1 6 1 29 Riverstone 0 0 0 1 9 1
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE C. Haddad North Richmond 10 7 5 51* 294 147.00 G. Napier Schofields 9 10 5 51* 320 64.00 D. Hile Freemans Reach 10 6 3 52 175 58.33 T. Lang North Richmond 9 7 3 50* 208 52.00 B. Bowden Freemans Reach 10 7 3 52 189 47.25 S. Mullens Windsor Leagues 10 9 4 50* 236 47.20 J. Dwyer Windsor Leagues 6 6 1 52* 204 40.80 Jamie Cruickshank Freemans Reach 10 7 2 51 197 39.40 S. Belcastro Bligh Park 6 8 2 50 223 37.17 E. De Mattia Freemans Reach 10 8 2 52 220 36.67 L. Hulett Schofields 10 10 3 50* 205 29.29 L. Ryan Bligh Park 10 16 6 53 279 27.90 C. Simons Schofields 9 8 2 43 152 25.33 C. Gordon Windsor Leagues 10 8 2 53* 152 25.33 J. Pooley North Richmond 10 10 1 51* 199 22.11 M. Kingston Windsor Leagues 10 10 1 75* 192 21.33
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE Jamie Cruickshank Freemans Reach 10 56 13 116 16 7.25 T. Lang North Richmond 9 47 5 133 18 7.39 T. Bridgman Schofields 10 69.5 14 157 21 7.48 D. Hile Freemans Reach 10 46.2 9 159 19 8.37 C. Haddad North Richmond 10 54 6 166 19 8.74 C. Gordon Windsor Leagues 10 67 16 150 17 8.82 M. Kingston Windsor Leagues 10 63 10 202 19 10.63 Kieran Meurant Schofields 10 58 14 186 17 10.94 K. Cole Bligh Park 7 68 5 243 18 13.50 M. Jex Bligh Park 11 63 9 277 16 17.31
86 WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL S. Mullens Windsor Leagues 10 14 4 18 J. James North Richmond 10 8 3 11
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL C. Haddad North Richmond 10 689 T. Lang North Richmond 9 558 G. Napier Schofields 9 540 Jamie Cruickshank Freemans Reach 10 507 S. Mullens Windsor Leagues 10 506
Under 14 Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September NORTH RICHMOND 5-129 (C.Haddad 50 retired, L.Ryan 2-18) beat BLIGH PARK 110 (B.Pollard 26, L.Ryan 23, T.Batten 2-12, T.Keevers 2-18, T.Lang 2-25, C.Haddad 2-30) at Bounty. FREEMANS REACH 1-336 (D.Hile 52 retired, Jamie Cruickshank 51 retired, B.Bowden 50 retired, E.De Mattia 50 retired, B.Robinson 50 retired,) beat RIVERSTONE 25 (Jamie Cruickshank 4-2, D.Hile 4-10) and 19 (E.De Mattia 4-9, A.Vincent 3-8) outright at Mill Street. SCHOFIELDS 6-171 (G.Napier 38, C.Simons 35 not out, L.Hulett 29, T.Lewis 24, J.McLean 23, R.McLennan 2-22) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 6-141 (R.McLennan 40, S.Mullens 35, P.Shoobridge 21 not out, J.McLean 2-11, Kieran Meurant 2-18) at Schofields.
Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-169 (C.Gordon 50 retired, P.Shoebridge 50 retired, Mitchell Hasick 21 not out, C.Kingston 2-14) beat RIVERSTONE 84 (R.Walls 35 not out, M.Kingston 6-15, Mitchell Hasick 3-6) at Don’t Worry. FREEMANS REACH 0-191 (B.Bowden 52 retired, Sean Woods 51 retired, B.Sproule 36 not out, A.Nettleton 33 not out) beat BLIGH PARK 6-120 (L.Ryan 53 not out, S.Belcastro 32, E.DeMattia 2-19) at Breakaway 2. SCHOFIELDS 7-136 (G.Napier 49, R.Hughes 21 not out, T.Lang 3-25, C.Haddad 2-13, J.Pooley 2-21) beat NORTH RICHMOND 3-134 (T.Lang 47 not out, T.Batten 40 not out) at McMahon.
Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-230 (S.Mullens 50 not out, L.Nourse 39, Mitchell Hasick 29, J.Dwyer 27, M.Kingston 27, K.Cole 2-26, T.Roberts 2-28, S.Belcastro 2-80) drew with BLIGH PARK at Bounty. SCHOFIELDS 2-171 dec (N.Trimble 34 retired, L.Hulett 33, T.Lewis 31, G.Napier 25 not out) beat RIVERSTONE 29 (T.Bridgman 6-3, G.Napier 2-16) and 29 (Kieran Meurant 3-3, T.Lewis 2-1, C.Simons 2-6, M.Walsh 2-8) outright at Mill Street. NORTH RICHMOND 7-142 (C.Haddad 50 retired, Sean Woods 3-28, D.Hile 2-14) beat FREEMANS REACH 131 (B.Robinson 44, E.De Mattia 23, T.Keevers 4-24, B.Robinson 44) at Bensons Lane 4.
Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November FREEMANS REACH 3-185 (D.Hile 51 retired, E.De Mattia 50 retired, Jamie Cruickshank 28) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 6-182 (S.Mullens 50 retired, M.Kingston 32, Mitchell Hasick 30, K.Trefoni 26 not out, D.Hile 3-29) at Don’t Worry. NORTH RICHMOND 4-172 (dec) (J.Pooley 51 retired, T.Keevers 41 not out, J.James 22, R.Walls 2-29) beat RIVERSTONE 26 (C.Haddad 6-6, T.Lang 2-7, T.Keevers 2-9) and 56 (S.Haines 33, W.Raby 3-2, D.Smith 2-7, D.Miralles 2-11) outright at Mill Street. SCHOFIELDS 6-54 (M.Jex 3-13) and 2-89 (G.Napier 39, L.Hullett 22, S.Belcastro 2-13) beat BLIGH PARK 51 (S.Belcastro 23, R.Hughes 4-4, J.McLean 2-2) and 4-111 (dec) (L.Ryan 53 retired, S.Belcastro 26) at Schofields.
Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November BLIGH PARK 0-84 (dec) (L.Ryan 50 not out) and 0-26 beat RIVERSTONE 43 (C.Kimber 3-7, B.Pollard 2-4, M.Jex 2-6) and 64 (R.Walls 31, K.Cole 4-9, Melissa Van der Reyden 2-11, M.Jex 2-38) outright at Bounty. FREEMANS REACH 3-105 (Jamie Cruickshank 39 not out, B.Bowden 24, B.Sproule 23) beat SCHOFIELDS 101 (B.Robinson 2-7, E.DeMattia 2-17) at Breakaway 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-159 (C.Gordon 53 retired, S.Mullens 50 retired, J.Pooley 3-26) beat NORTH RICHMOND 150 (C.Haddad 51 not out, J.Pooley 32, K.Trefoni 4-16, C.Gordon 3-14) at McMahon. 87 Round 6 Saturdays 27 November-4 December NORTH RICHMOND 4-212 (C.Haddad 50 retired, T.Lang 48, T.Keevers 43) beat BLIGH PARK 88 (J.Smith 2-6, T.Batten 2-11) at Wellington 1. FREEMANS REACH 2-180 (dec) (A.Vincent 61 retired, A.Nettleton 48, T.Clark 38) and 3-111 (D.Hile 50 retired, Sean Woods 32, G.Wilson 2-7) beat RIVERSTONE 6 (Jamie Cruickshank 3-0, B.Robinson 2-0, D.Hile 2-5) and 31 (Sean Woods 3-13, A.Nettleton 2-4) outright at Breakaway 2. SCHOFIELDS 7-175 (G.Napier 51 retired, R.Hughes 50 retired, C.Simons 22, R.McLennan 2-2, M.Kingston 2-35) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 141 (J.Dwyer 51, T.Lewis 3-10, A.Manix 2-5, Kieran Meurant 2-36) at Don’t Worry.
Round 7 Saturdays 11-18 December WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-166 (J.Dwyer 52 retired, L.Nourse 47 retired) beat RIVERSTONE 13 (C.Gordon 4-2, M.Kingston 3-12) and 41 (R.Walls 29, P.Shoobridge 2-0, L.Nourse 2-3, Mitchell Hasick 2-12, M.Kingston 2-18) outright at Mill Street. FREEMANS REACH 4-58 (B.Bowden 27 not out, T.Roberts 2-18) beat BLIGH PARK 53 (E.DeMattia 2-13, D.Hile 2-15) at Bounty. SCHOFIELDS 103 (R.Hughes 35, C.Haddad 4-27, T.Keevers 3-12, T.Batten 2-18) beat NORTH RICHMOND 88 (J.James 32, J.Pooley 24, Kieran Meurant 2-4, G.Napier 2-14) at Schofields.
Round 8 Saturday 22 January WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-147 (R.McLennan 34, M.Kingston 26, L.Nourse 21, Melissa Van der Reyden 4-18) beat BLIGH PARK 114 (L.Ryan 28, S.Belcastro 24, C.Gordon 4-19, K.Trefoni 2-14) at Don’t Worry. SCHOFIELDS 4-79 (dec) (L.Hulett 26, M.Walsh 23 not out, C.Kingston 4-27) and 1-44 (dec) (T.Bridgman 25) beat RIVERSTONE 49 (Kieran Meurant 3-6, M.Walsh 2-5, B.Gibson 2-9) and 43 (T.Bridgman 4-4, Kieran Meurant 2-3, A.Mannix 2-19) outright at Schofields. FREEMANS REACH 4-106 (E.De Mattia 29, A.Vincent 25, D.Smith 3-23) beat NORTH RICHMOND 8-98 (C.Haddad 46 not out, D.Hile 4-14) at Breakaway 2.
Round 9 Saturdays 29 January-5 February FREEMANS REACH 140 (Jamie Cruickshank 30, E.DeMattia 27, C.Gordon 3-28, J.Dwyer 3-30, M.Kingston 2-16) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 133 (J.Dwyer 31, L.Nourse 20, Jamie Cruickshank 3-21, Sean Woods 2-21) at Breakaway 2. NORTH RICHMOND 4-146 dec (T.Lang 50 retired, J.James 22, C.Kingston 2-32) beat RIVERSTONE 49 (T.Lang 3- 0, W.Raby 3-11) and 24 (T.Keevers 3-3, T.Lang 3-5) outright at McMahon. SCHOFIELDS 2-172 (dec) (G.Napier 50 retired, L.Hullet 50 retired, C.Simons 24, J.McLean 20) beat BLIGH PARK 84 (G.Napier 3-12, T.Bridgman 2-15) and 81 (S.Belcastro 42 not out, Kieran Meurant 3-19, T.Bridgman 2-13) outright at Bounty.
Round 10 Saturdays 12-19 February BLIGH PARK 0-97 (dec) (S.Belcastro 50 retired, L.Ryan 35 not out) and 0-26 beat RIVERSTONE 23 (K.Cole 4-5, L.Ryan 2-4, T.Roberts 2-5, Melissa Van der Reyden 2-6) and 86 (S.Haines 41, K.Cole 5-30, M.Jex 3-16) outright at Mill Street. SCHOFIELDS 1-154 (G.Napier 50 retired, C.Simons 43, T.Lewis 34 not out) beat FREEMANS REACH 150 (Jamie Cruickshank 33, B.Sproule 27, E.De Mattia 24, T.Lewis 3-23, R.Hughes 3-25, G.Napier 2-17, T.Bridgman 2-25) at Schofields. NORTH RICHMOND 172 (C.Haddad 41, T.Lang 30 not out, T.Batten 22, Mitchell Hasick 4-37, J.Dwyer 2-40) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 151 (M.Kingston 75 not out, J.Dwyer 27, Mitchell Hasick 20, C.Haddad 3-39, T.Lang 2-22) at Don’t Worry.
Semi-Final Sunday 27 February SCHOFIELDS 3-111 (C.Simons 22, L.Hulett 21 not out, G.Napier 20, L.Nourse 2-22) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 101 (C.Gordon 30, K.Trefoni 22, T.Bridgman 7-15, Kieran Meurant 2-14) at Wellington 1. FREEMANS REACH 6-194 (Sean Woods 50 not out, Jamie Cruickshank 34, D.Hile 29, W.Raby 2-18, C.Haddad 2- 32, T.Keevers 2-39) beat NORTH RICHMOND 9-121 (C.Haddad 34, J.James 32 not out, J.Cruickshank 2-13, E.DeMattia 2-28) at South Maroota.
Final Sunday 6 March FREEMANS REACH 151 (Jamie Cruickshank 58, D.Hile 52 not out, G.Napier 4-13, R.Hughes 4-26) beat SCHOFIELDS 103 (G.Napier 37, B.Sproule 3-4, D.Hile 3-23, E.DeMattia 2-22) at Bensons 4. Bradman Medal: Drew Hile.
88 Under 13
PREMIERS Windsor Leagues RUNNERS UP Pitt Town Sports MINOR PREMIERS Windsor Leagues
FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO POINTS Windsor Leagues 0 8 0 2 0 50 Pitt Town Sports 0 6 1 3 0 42 Freemans Reach 0 6 0 4 0 40 Bligh Park 0 4 0 6 0 30 Wilberforce 0 3 1 6 0 27 North Richmond 0 2 0 8 0 20
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE M. Gooley Bligh Park 10 10 4 59 391 65.17 D. McKay Wilberforce 10 11 5 51* 300 50.00 A. Larnach Windsor Leagues 10 8 2 77 252 42.00 Joshua Airey Windsor Leagues 10 8 1 50 185 26.43 C. Smith Windsor Leagues 9 8 2 50 155 25.83 S. Heaney Freemans Reach 10 10 2 51 177 22.13 J. Hulett Pitt Town Sports 10 11 2 62 193 21.44 R. Tuckerman Wilberforce 10 10 0 46 158 15.80
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE D. McKay Wilberforce 10 53 15 79 20 3.95 M. Werle North Richmond 10 60.2 14 137 18 7.61 Mikhail Wilson Freemans Reach 10 72 11 172 20 8.60 C. Davis Freemans Reach 10 73 11 167 15 11.13 J. Boyle Bligh Park 10 74 11 193 16 12.06
WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL P. Bartrop North Richmond 10 6 0 6 S. Heaney Freemans Reach 10 6 0 6 J. Lang North Richmond 9 2 3 5 L. Power Pitt Town Sports 10 5 0 5
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL D. McKay Wilberforce 10 670 M. Gooley Bligh Park 10 661
89 Under 13 Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September WINDSOR LEAGUES 2-170 (dec) (M.O'Connell 26, Joshua Airey 50 retired, J.Tynan 30 not out, C.Chaplin 23 not out) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 116 (J.Hulett 23, A.Larnach 2-7, J.Goff 2-10, C.Smith 2-15) and 1-15 at Don’t Worry. WILBERFORCE 3-118 (R.Tuckerman 38, D.McKay 33) beat FREEMANS REACH 8-96 (D.McKay 2-10, C.Hartnett 2-15) at Breakaway 1. NORTH RICHMOND 4-249 (D.Klineberg 51 retired, A.Hately 49, C.Hately 40 not out, P.Bartrop 28, M.Lett 22, J.Dickie2-12) beat BLIGH PARK 8-109 (J.Dickie 31 not out, M.Werle 2-17) at McMahon.
Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October FREEMANS REACH 4-87 (G.Douglass 32 retired, D.Adam 2-12) beat BLIGH PARK 82 (M.Gooley 29, D.Brown 4- 9, C.Davis 3-3) at Bounty. WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-75 (J.Dwyer 30 retired, A.Larnach 23) beat WILBERFORCE 5-72 (D.McKay 30 retired) at Breakaway 1. PITT TOWN SPORTS 5-133 (A.Johnson 32 retired, J.Hulett 30 retired, L.Power 25) beat NORTH RICHMOND 124 (M.Lett 25, A.Johnson 2-22, J.Odgen 2-22) at Pitt Town Sports Club.
Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-267 (C.Smith 50 retired, B.Leyshon 50 retired, A.Larnach 38 not out, M.Gooley 3-22, J.Boyle 2-35) beat BLIGH PARK 82 (M.Gooley 31 not out, J.Tynan 5-9, J.Anderson 2-12) at Don’t Worry. FREEMANS REACH 104 (D.Klineberg 2-5, P.Bartrop 2-7, B.Payne 2-10) beat NORTH RICHMOND 74 (C.Hately 28, D.Brown 2-8, Youssef El-Kazzi 2-8, G.Douglass 2-8, Mikhail Wilson 2-9) at Breakaway 1. PITT TOWN SPORTS 151 (L.Power 29, A.Johnson 27 not out, S.Hollis 2-9, R.Tuckerman 2-15) drew with WILBERFORCE 1-39 at Pitt Town Sports Club.
Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November BLIGH PARK 118 (D.Adam 39, M.Gooley 31, D.McKay 4-7, C.Hartnett 2-1, R.Merchant 2-4) beat WILBERFORCE 67 (P.Shaw 3-5, J.Boyle 2-3) at Bounty. PITT TOWN SPORTS 91 (A.Johnson 23, S.Duggan 4-6, Youssef El-Kazzi 2-5) beat FREEMANS REACH 59 (S.Heaney 21, L.Strong 3-6, J.Slee 3-11, A.Johnson 2-10) at Breakaway 1. WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-150 (J.Anderson 36, A.Larnach 36, D.Boersma 2-13, P.Bartrop 2-17) beat NORTH RICHMOND 62 (M.Place 3-0, S.Goff 2-4, J.Anderson 2-6) and 4-33 at McMahon.
Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November WINDSOR LEAGUES 132 (Joshua Airey 44, S.Duggan 3-23) beat FREEMANS REACH 98 (J.White21, A.Larnach 3-20, J.Goff 2-0, J.Tynan 2-15) at Don’t Worry. NORTH RICHMOND 8-74 (dec) (C.Hartnett 2-5, R.Tuckerman 4-8) beat WILBERFORCE 27 (M.Werle 4-4, D.Boersma 3-9) and 8-96 (D.McKay 25, D.Klineberg 2-10, M.Werle 2-14) at Breakaway 1. PITT TOWN SPORTS 159 (O.Hickman 34, J.Morgan 2-12, D.Magner 2-19, D.Adam 2-20) beat BLIGH PARK 128 (M.Gooley 59, D.Adam 22, L.Power 3-19, Blake Smith 3-38) at Pitt Town Sports Club.
Round 6 Saturdays 27 November-4 December WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-150 (B.Leyshon 28, Joshua Airey 20, L.Power 3-28, J.Hulett 2-16) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 57 (C.Smith 4-5, J.Goff 2-5) at Pitt Town Sports Club. FREEMANS REACH 43 (D.McKay 3-4, R.Tuckerman 2-5, C.Hartnett 2-8, M.Louden 2-12) beat WILBERFORCE 41 (C.Davis 3-6, S.Duggan 2-1, Mikhail Wilson 2-8) and 6-105 (D.McKay 50 retired, Mikhail Wilson 2-9) at Breakaway 1. BLIGH PARK 3-165 (M.Gooley 51 retired, D.Adam 40, J.Morgan 34) beat NORTH RICHMOND 140 (J.Lang 28, D.Klineberg 25, J.Boyle 3-22, D.Waters 2-20) at Bounty.
Round 7 Saturdays 11-18 December FREEMANS REACH 6-119 (S.Heaney 51 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 108 (M.Gooley 49, S.Duggan 2-6, S.Heaney 2-13, Youssef El-Kazzi 2-16, Mikhail Wilson 2-21) at Breakaway 1. WINDSOR LEAGUES 244 (A.Larnach 77, J.Anderson 53, M.Place 35, P.Tilden 3-33, D.McKay 2-23) beat WILBERFORCE 80 (D.McKay 32, M.O'Connell 4-4, M.Place 3-8) at Don’t Worry. PITT TOWN SPORTS 117 (J.Hullet 21, S.Wilkins 3-15, A.Hately 2-11) beat NORTH RICHMOND 76 (J.Hullet 2-8) at McMahon.
90 Round 8 Saturday 22 January BLIGH PARK 3-117 (M.Gooley 31 retired, J.Morgan 26) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-116 (C.Smith 30 retired, M.Gooley 2-7, J.Morgan 2-14, J.Boyle 2-19, J.Dickie 2-24) at Bounty. FREEMANS REACH 2-118 (S.Heaney 32 retired, Mikhail Wilson 30 retired, G.Douglass 27 not out, M.Werle 2-14) beat NORTH RICHMOND 5-115 (D.Klineberg 30 retired, J.White 4-14) at McMahon. PITT TOWN SPORTS 91 (R.James 20, N.Baylis 4-7, D.McKay 2-5) beat WILBERFORCE 34 (T.Odgen 3-2, Blake Smith 2-7) at Breakaway 1.
Round 9 Saturdays 29 January-5 February WILBERFORCE 114 (D.McKay 36, R.Tuckerman 20, D.Adam 6-13, M.Dray 2-5) beat BLIGH PARK 9-108 (M.Gooley 49, M.Loudon 3-24, D.McKay 2-12, R.Tuckerman 2-23) at Breakaway 1. PITT TOWN SPORTS 149 (L.Power 37, J.Slee 23, O.Hickman 21, Mikhail Wilson 3-27, S.Duggan 2-10) beat FREEMANS REACH 131 (C.Davis 34, S.Heaney 31, L.Riddle 2-8, Blake Smith 2-10) at Pitt Town Sports Club. WINDSOR LEAGUES 162 (Joshua Airey 29, C.Smith 29, M.O'Connell 27, S.Wilkins 2-12, M.Lett 2-18, M.Werle 2- 20) beat NORTH RICHMOND 136 (B.Payne 41, M.Werle 32, M.O'Connell 4-19, J.Anderson 2-7) at Don’t Worry.
Round 10 Saturdays 12-19 February FREEMANS REACH 135 (Mikhail Wilson 51 not out, B.Leyshon 4-13, J.Tynan 2-8) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 107 (A.Larnach 38, S.Heaney 4-5, C.Davis 2-7, Mikhail Wilson 2-20) at Breakaway 1. WILBERFORCE 7-151 (D.McKay 51 retired, R.Tuckerman 46, C.Hately 2-3, M.Werle 2-13, D.Klineberg 2-13) beat NORTH RICHMOND 132 (B.Payne 44 not out, M.Werle 39, D.McKay 4-11, N.Baylis 3-31, P.Tilden 2-22) at McMahon. BLIGH PARK 7-168 (M.Gooley 50 retired, D.Magner 38 not out, J.Morgan 37, Blake Smith 2-15, M.Grayson 2-24) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 155 (J.Hulett 62 not out, Blake Smith 21, J.Odgen 20, J.Boyle 4-22, M.Gooley 3-22)
Semi-Finals Sunday 27 February WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-181 (A.Larnach 47, B.Leyshon 38, J.Anderson 22, J.Tynan 21 not out, M.Gooley 2-25, J.Morgan 2-26) beat BLIGH PARK 65 (M.Gooley 22, Joshua Airey 5-7, J.Tynan 2-6) at Breakaway 1. FREEMANS REACH 6-138 (S.Heaney 47 not out, C.Davis 29) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 56 (L.Power 25, D.Brown 4-1, Youssef El-Kazzi 2-4, S.Heaney 2-10) at Bensons Lane 4.
Final Sunday 6 March WINDSOR LEAGUES 6-141 (J.Anderson 34 not out, A.Larnach 31, M.Place 24, G.Douglass 2-29) beat FREEMANS REACH 8-139 (C.Davis 29, Mikhail Wilson 24, Joshua Airey 3-20) at McMahon. Bradman Medal: Jamie Anderson.
Special Trophies - Juniors
A.G. Lindo Trophy Most Runs scored in any Grade Jay Dyball (Wilberforce White Under 16) 545
Alan Matheson Memorial Trophy Most Wickets in any Grade Jason Airey (Windsor Leagues Under 16) 33
Ian Kentwell Trophy Highest Point Score in any Grade Kasim Khan (Windsor Leagues Under 16) 925
91 Under 12
PREMIERS Wilberforce RUNNERS UP North Richmond MINOR PREMIERS Wilberforce
FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO POINTS Wilberforce 1 9 0 0 0 64 Windsor Leagues 2 5 1 2 0 55 North Richmond 1 4 1 4 0 41 Schofields 0 5 0 5 0 35 Richmond 0 2 0 6 2 18 Bligh Park 0 0 0 8 2 8
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE T. Decent Wilberforce 10 9 8 63* 252 252.00 T. Williams North Richmond 10 9 6 56 268 89.33 B. Hasick Wilberforce 10 10 7 37* 256 85.33 L. Abell North Richmond 10 8 4 82* 269 67.25 L. Bruhm Windsor Leagues 10 10 5 84 300 60.00 J. Leyshon Windsor Leagues 10 9 5 65 232 58.00 T. Wilson Windsor Leagues 10 9 5 57* 224 56.00 L. McFarlane Wilberforce 9 8 4 54* 162 40.50 R. Whybrow Schofields 10 11 4 46 266 38.00 P. Hollis Wilberforce 10 9 5 32* 150 37.50 L. Crowl Windsor Leagues 10 10 5 35* 167 33.40 P. Lawrence Windsor Leagues 9 9 3 52* 182 30.33 B. Vella Schofields 10 10 2 32 204 25.50 K. Kuntze Schofields 10 11 2 44 185 20.56 J. Coull Bligh Park 10 13 3 49 203 20.30 L. Rogan Bligh Park 9 11 2 46 181 20.11 T. Thompson Richmond 10 13 2 34 207 18.81
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE B. Hasick Wilberforce 10 43 12 61 15 4.07 P. Lawrence Windsor Leagues 9 37 12 64 15 4.27 T. Williams North Richmond 10 67 19 138 19 7.26 Mitchell Carpini North Richmond 10 49 8 143 18 7.94 T. Thompson Richmond 10 58 6 187 19 9.84
WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL T. Decent Wilberforce 10 6 5 11 H. Stever Richmond 10 6 0 6 B. Hasick Wilberforce 10 3 3 6 Morgan Hall North Richmond 10 3 2 5 92 INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL T. Williams North Richmond 10 653 B. Hasick Wilberforce 10 641 T. Thompson Richmond 10 572 L. Bruhm Windsor Leagues 10 540 T. Decent Wilberforce 10 517
Following the distribution of the 2003-04 Year Book, and at its 2004 Annual General Meeting, the HDCA again altered By-Law 47, with the effect of again publishing individual performance statistics in the Under 11 competition. Since the 2003-04 season statistics were not presented in the 2003-04 Year Book, they have been included this year, on page 100.
Under 12 Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September WILBERFORCE 4-214 (L.McFarlane 33 retired, B.Hasick 31 retired, P.Hollis 30 retired, J.Toranto 30 retired) beat SCHOFIELDS 128 (R.Whybrow 34 not out, B.Vella 32, T.Kafoa 4-16, B.Hasick 2-3, B.Loudon 2-16) at Woodlands 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 5-391 (J.Leyshon 65, T.Wilson 37 not out, L.Crowl 35 not out, M.Pappas 33, M.McDonald 31 retired, J.Heggarty 31 retired, L.Bruhm 28, G.Cupit 2-53) beat BLIGH PARK 112 (N.Howell 31, J.Coull 24 not out, T.Wilson 2-4, T.Harrison 2-20, J.Hegarty 2-21) at Colbee 1. NORTH RICHMOND 165 (L.Abell 58 not out, M.Hall 34, T.Thompson 3-20, G.Pye 3-20, T.Watkins 2-13) beat RICHMOND 125 (T.Watkins 30 not out, J.Smith 22, T.Williams 5-12) at Wellington 2.
Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-161 (L.Bruhm 31 retired, J.Hegarty 28) beat RICHMOND 24 (L.Bruhm 3-1, M.Pappas 2-0, T.Wilson 2-1) and 16 (P.Lawrence 5-0) outright at Bensons Lane 4. WILBERFORCE 2-171 (S.Green 33 retired, T.Decent 30 retired, P.Hollis 30 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 9-93 (L.Rogan 31 not out, T.Kafoa 2-9, A.Emmett 2-9) at Colbee 1. NORTH RICHMOND 6-119 (T.Williams 30 retired, Mitchell Carpini 22 not out, D.Taylor 2-9) beat SCHOFIELDS 6-101 (A.Saliba 29, B.Vella 25, K.Kuntze 21, S.Biondi 2-7) at Schofields.
Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October WILBERFORCE 6-199 (L.McFarlane 30 retired, T.Kafoa 30 retired, B.Hasick 23, A, Emmett 20 not out, C.Sly 2-12, T.Watkins 2-18, T.Thompson 2-19) beat RICHMOND 77 (T.Thompson 31, Mitchell Thompson 3-6, B.Hasick 2-3) at Woodlands 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 9-237 (T.Wilson 57 not out, P.Lawrence 48, M.Pappas 42 not out, Mitchell Carpini 3-46, D.McCurdie 2-16, S.Biondi 2-23) drew with NORTH RICHMOND at Colbee 1. SCHOFIELDS 4-119 (B.Vella 31 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 45 (D.Taylor 2-2, B.Vella 2-6) at Schofields.
Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November RICHMOND 98 (T.Thompson 28, J.Coull 4-10, K.Ramachandra 3-10) beat BLIGH PARK 92 (T.Thompson 3-9) at Bensons Lane 4. WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-232 (J.Leyshon 33 retired, L.Bruhm 33 retired, L.Crowl 30 retired, T.Wilson 30 retired) beat SCHOFIELDS 97 (B.Draper 3-8) at Colbee 1. WILBERFORCE 9-167 (T.Decent 63 not out, B.Hasick 37 not out, D.Boyd 3-8, Mitchell Carpini 3-22) beat NORTH RICHMOND 129 (T.Williams 40 not out, L.Abell 33, B.Hasick 2-6, L.McFarlane 2-18) at Wellington 2.
Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November WILBERFORCE 6-185 (B.Hasick 31 retired, S.Green 31 retired, T.Decent 30 retired, A.Emmett 28, M.Reed 2-15, B.Draper 2-16) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 112 (T.Wilson 30 not out, P.Lawrence 25, T.Decent 2-4, A.Emmett 2-5, S.Green 2-7) at Woodlands 2. NORTH RICHMOND 198 (T.Williams 56, Mitchell Carpini 20, K.Ramachandra 3-28, N.Howell 2-3, J.Coull 2-6) beat BLIGH PARK 86 (N.Howell 30 not out, L.Stuart 25, D.McCurdie 3-2, T.Williams 2-7, C.Dorahy 2-10) and 9-61 (Mitchell Carpini 3-4, D.Abbott 2-3, N.Mann 2-6) at Colbee 1. SCHOFIELDS 197 (R.Whybrow 46, K.Kuntze 44 not out, T.Thompson 3-19, G.Pye 2-15) beat RICHMOND 146 (T.Watkins 39 not out, T.Thompson 39, H.Stever 26, K.Kuntze 5-25) at Schofields.
93 94 Round 6 Saturdays 27 November-4 December WILBERFORCE 7-243 (L.McFarlane 54 not out, B.Hasick 31 retired, A.Chia 30 retired, P.Hollis 28, A.Saliba 2-25, R.Whybrow 2-33) beat SCHOFIELDS 103 (R.Whybrow 42 not out, T.Decent 2-9, A.Walters 2-11) and 3-33 (B.Vella 24 not out) at Schofields. WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-206 (dec) (P.Lawrence 52 not out, L.Bruhm 33 not out, J.Leyshon 31 retired, M.McDonald 25, T.Wilson 21, J.Brown 2-21) beat BLIGH PARK 95 (L.Rogan 22, P.Lawrence 2-7, L.Crowl 2-10, J.Leyshon 2-13) and 73 (N.Howell 29, P.Lawrence 4-1, L.Bruhm 3-15) outright at Colbee 1. NORTH RICHMOND 7-261 (L.Abell 52 not out, Morgan Hall 43, S.Biondi 31 not out, T.Williams 30 retired, C.Mathews 23, T.Thompson 2-11, C.Sly 2-30, T.Watkins 2-39) beat RICHMOND 23 (Mitchell Carpini 3-1, T.Williams 3-6, C.Mathews 2-1) and 31 (Mitchell Carpini 3-8, S.Biondi 2-4) outright at Bensons Lane 4.
Round 7 Saturdays 11-18 December WINDSOR LEAGUES 6-291 (L.Bruhm 84, J.Leyshon 31 retired, B.Draper 31 retired, M.Pappas 30 retired, T.Wilson 30 retired) beat RICHMOND 51 (L.Bruhm 2-4, J.Leyshon 2-5) at Colbee 1. WILBERFORCE 4-239 (Mitchell Thompson 31 retired, S.Green 31 retired, T.Kafoa 30 retired, A.Walters 20, B.Hasick 20) beat BLIGH PARK 34 (L.McFarlane 3-2, A.Walters 2-3, A.Chia 2-11) and 18 (Mitchell Thompson 3-2, B.Hasick 2-0, S.Green 2-5) outright at Woodlands 2. SCHOFIELDS 156 (R.Whybrow 32, K.Kuntze 27, J.Uncles 22, T.Williams 5-17, L.Abell 3-24) beat NORTH RICHMOND 128 (J.Davies 2-1, D.Taylor 2-16) at Wellington 2.
Round 8 Saturday 22 January WILBERFORCE 4-161 (P.Hollis 32 retired, T.Decent 30 retired) beat RICHMOND 32 (B.Hasick 2-0, J.Taranto 2-4) and 4-25 (T.Thompson 20 not out, L.McFarlane 2-1) at Bensons Lane 4. WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-135 (L.Crowl 30 not out, J.Leyshon 24 not out, Morgan Hall 2-3) beat NORTH RICHMOND 6-130 (Mitchell Carpini 30 retired, T.Williams 28, P.Lawrence 2-2) at Wellington 2. SCHOFIELDS 4-154 (K.Kuntze 29, B.Vella 21) beat BLIGH PARK 8-149 (L.Rogan 30 retired, J.Coull 30 retired, B.Vella 2-7) at Colbee 1.
Round 9 Saturdays 29 January-5 February RICHMOND 7-165 (T.Thompson 23 not out, J.Coull 2-11) beat BLIGH PARK 118 (J.Coull 31, T.Thompson 6-10, N.Parveez 2-10) at Colbee 1. WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-156 (dec) (L.Bruhm 33 retired, P.Lawrence 30 retired, B.Draper 27) beat SCHOFIELDS 101 (R.Whybrow 25, M.McDonald 3-13, L.Crowl 2-5, T.Harrison 2-6) and 3-29 at Schofields. WILBERFORCE 6-183 (B.Hasick 33 retired, T.Decent 30 retired, Mitchell Thompson 27) beat NORTH RICHMOND 5-157 (T.Williams 31 retired, Mitchell Carpini 30 retired, L.Abell 30 retired, B.Hasick 2-3, J.Taranto 2- 15) at Woodlands 2.
Round 10 Saturdays 12-19 February WILBERFORCE 165 (T.Decent 34 not out, B.Hasick 34, L.McFarlane 33, B.Draper 3-5, M.McDonald 2-8) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 128 (L.Bruhm 31 not out, J.Leyshon 28, P.Hollis 4-19, S.Green 3-13) at Colbee 1. NORTH RICHMOND 8-232 (L.Abell 82 not out, T.Williams 33 not out, Morgan Hall 29, L.Stewart 3-15) beat BLIGH PARK 151 (J.Coull 49 not out, L.Rogan 46, T.Williams 2-10, D.Boyd 2-12, L.Abell 2-32) at Wellington 2. SCHOFIELDS 7-204 (dec) (R.Whybrow 30 not out, B.Vella 29, D.Stacey 26, N.Parveez 2-17) beat RICHMOND 108 (C.Sly 32, R.Whybrow 2-4, J.Davies 2-6) at Bensons Lane 4.
Semi-Finals Sunday 27 February WILBERFORCE 8-223 (T.Decent 47 not out, P.Hollis 39 not out, L.McFarlane 20, K.Kuntz 2-31) beat SCHOFIELDS 79 (R.Whybrow 30 not out, P.Hollis 5-9) at Mill Street. NORTH RICHMOND 79 (L.Crowl 5-12, M.Pappas 2-4) and 2-32 beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 51 (D.McCurdie 2-3, T.Williams 2-5, N.Mann 2-5, L.Abell 2-9) and 78 (M.Pappas 20, Morgan Hall 2-6, D.Abbott 2-23) at Breakaway 2.
Final Sunday 6 March WILBERFORCE 182 (T.Decent 50 not out, P.Hollis 34, S.Green 25, A.Emmett 24, C.Matthews 5-26, Mitchell Carpini 3-34) beat NORTH RICHMOND 69 (B.Hasick 2-4, S.Green 2-6, J.Taranto 2-8) at Breakaway 1. Bradman Medal: Thomas Decent.
95 Under 11
PREMIERS Bligh Park RUNNERS UP Glossodia MINOR PREMIERS Bligh Park
FINAL POINT SCORE WO WI D LI LO BYE POINTS Bligh Park 2 4 0 2 0 2 46 Glossodia 0 7 0 1 0 2 43 Schofields 0 5 0 2 1 2 26 Wilberforce 0 2 0 6 0 2 18 North Richmond 0 0 0 7 1 2 7 Schofields deducted 6 competition points for a breach of By-Law 50 in Round 2 v Glossodia.
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE N. Toscan Glossodia 8 6 5 55 194 194.00 H. Cole Bligh Park 8 8 5 57 257 85.67 Joel Cruickshank Glossodia 8 7 5 68 165 82.50 B. Conolly Bligh Park 8 7 4 39 181 60.33 K. Witt Wilberforce 7 9 5 32 169 42.25 B. Loudon Wilberforce 8 10 5 50 204 40.80 J. Magner Bligh Park 8 7 2 76 197 39.40
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE Shane Nicholls Schofields 9 54 8 134 17 7.88 Mitchell Nixon Schofields 10 51.3 7 137 15 9.13
WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL P. Gooley Bligh Park 8 1 3 4
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL Shane Nicholls Schofields 9 518
Following the distribution of the 2003-04 Year Book, and at its 2004 Annual General Meeting, the HDCA again altered By-Law 47, with the effect of again publishing individual performance statistics in the Under 11 competition. Since the 2003-04 season statistics were not presented in the 2003-04 Year Book, they have been included this year, on page 100.
96 Under 11 Results 2004-05
Round 1 Saturdays 18-25 September GLOSSODIA 1-154 (Joel Cruickshank 20 retired, N.Toscan 20 retired, S.Power 20 retired, A.Hawkins 20 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 77 (N.Toscan 2-1, A.Carpini 2-3, A.Hawkins 2-5) and 7-50 (Z.Lord 2-4) at Bensons Lane 4. BLIGH PARK 8-279 (H.Cole 57 not out, P.Gooley 40 not out, B.Conolly 24, J.Magner 22 retired, Mitchell Nixon 2-31, Shane Nicholls 2-32, D.Spryan 2-50) beat SCHOFIELDS 132 (L.Wassall 3-9) and 4-74 (J.Hawkes 21 retired, P.Gooley 2-8) at Chisholm Primary School. WILBERFORCE bye.
Round 2 Saturdays 2-9 October BLIGH PARK 142 (H.Cole 31 not out, B.Sweeney 25, L.Wassall 23, B.Didomizio 3-8, J.Witt 2-6, K.Witt 2-15, B.Loudon 2-23) beat WILBERFORCE 5-133 (B.Loudon 22 retired, J.Whitton 20 retired, J.Magner 2-6, K.Anderson 2- 13) at Woodlands 2. SCHOFIELDS 4-94 (J.Hawkes 20 retired) beat GLOSSODIA 90 (D.Spryn 2-16) at Mill Street. NORTH RICHMOND bye.
Round 3 Saturdays 16-23 October GLOSSODIA 7-229 (N.Toscan 55 not out, Aaron Bean 20 retired, A.Carpini 20 retired, J.Whitton 2-19, B.Louden 2- 27) beat WILBERFORCE 52 (Z.Lord 2-3, A.Carpini 2-3, J.De Mattia 2-3, C.Rogers 2-8) and 4-74 (A.Carpini 2-0, N.Toscan 2-3) at Glossodia. SCHOFIELDS 156 (T.Hanns 2-17, I.Walker 2-22) beat NORTH RICHMOND 85 (J.Stewart 2-9, Mitchell Nixon 2- 13) at Wellington 2. BLIGH PARK bye.
Round 4 Saturdays 30 October-6 November SCHOFIELDS 6-207 (J.Hawkes 23, J.Zalewski 21 not out, Shane Nicholls 21 retired, D.Holz 20 retired, K.Witt 3-15) beat WILBERFORCE 204 (B.Loudon 37 not out, J.Witt 27, J.Stewart 2-7, Shane Nicholls 2-22, J.Hawkes 2-27) at Woodlands 2. BLIGH PARK 6-333 (J.Magner 76 not out, J.Davis 34 not out, P.Gooley 23 retired, H.Cole 23 retired, B.Conolly 21 retired, R.Keevers 2-32) beat NORTH RICHMOND 164 (R.Keevers 23, A.Cash 22 not out, K.Anderson 3-13, B.Sweeney 2-16, J.Rebel 2-9) at Chisholm Primary School. GLOSSODIA bye.
Round 5 Saturdays 13-20 November GLOSSODIA 8-185 (Joel Cruickshank 31 not out, N.Toscan 20 retired, Z.Lord 20 retired, B.Sweeney 2-8, T.Magner 2- 13, P.Gooley 2-18) beat BLIGH PARK 182 (B.Conolly 39 not out, H.Cole 36, J.Magner 27, J.De Mattia 4-38, N.Toscan 2-17, Joel Cruickshank 2-19) at Glossodia. WILBERFORCE 4-214 (J.Whitton 23 not out, J.Witt 20 retired, K.Witt 20 retired, B.Loudon 20 retired, J.Smart 20 retired, H.Dyball 20 retired, H.Bayne 3-23) beat NORTH RICHMOND 4-76 at Wellington 2. SCHOFIELDS bye.
Round 6 Saturdays 27 November-4 December GLOSSODIA 4-228 (A.Carpini 21 retired, B.Hughes 21 retired, N.Toscan 21 retired, Aaron Bean 21 retired, S.Power 20 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 102 (P.McLoughlan 23 not out, N.Toscan 3-6, A.Carpini 3-7) at Glossodia. BLIGH PARK 9-294 (H.Cole 45 not out, L.Wassall 43, B.Connolly 38 not out, B.Sweeney 32, J.Magner 20, J.Stewart 4-50) beat SCHOFIELDS 84 (Mitchell Nixon 24, P.Gooley 2-10, B.Sweeney 2-13) and 50 (L.Wassall 3-8, J.Magner 2- 3, H.Cole 2-8) outright at Mill Street. WILBERFORCE bye.
Round 7 Saturdays 11-18 December BLIGH PARK 9-229 (B.Conolly 38 not out, P.Gooley 24, J.Magner 24, K.Anderson 21 not out, B.Sweeney 20, K.Witt 3-10, J.Whitton 2-32) beat WILBERFORCE 205 (B.Loudon 50, K.Witt 30 not out, B.Conolly 4-16, J.Corcoran 2-9, P.Gooley 2-24) at Chisholm Primary School. GLOSSODIA 8-257 (Joel Cruickshank 68 not out, Aaron Bean 52 not out, N.Toscan 34, Z.Lord 20) beat SCHOFIELDS 111 (Shane Nicholls 27, Mitchell Nixon 22 not out, A.Carpini 2-10) at Glossodia. NORTH RICHMOND bye.
Round 8 Saturday 22 January GLOSSODIA 2-110 (Joel Cruickshank 23 retired, B.Hughes 20 retired, A.Carpini 20 retired) beat WILBERFORCE 98 (B.Loudon 32, N.Toscan 2-9) at Woodlands 2. SCHOFIELDS 6-133 (Mitchell Nixon 26, Shane Nicholls 20 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 8-115 (S.Nicholls 2- 5, Mitchell Nixon 2-12, J.Hawkes 2-15) at Mill Street. BLIGH PARK bye. 97 Round 9 Saturdays 29 January-5 February SCHOFIELDS 5-118 (dec) (Mitchell Nixon 21 retired, J.Millar 2-10) beat WILBERFORCE 116 (K.Witt 31 not out, Shane Nicholls 2-8) and 7-88 (K.Witt 20 retired, Shane Nicholls 4-18 including hat trick, Mitchell Nixon 2-8) at Mill Street. BLIGH PARK 8-235 (K.Anderson 53 not out, H.Cole 44 not out, P.Gooley 24, B.Sweeney 23 retired, J.Bukovinsky 3- 25, J.Fitzgerald 2-18) beat NORTH RICHMOND 37 (J.Davis 2-8, B.Connolly 2-10) and 51 (P.Gooley 2-5, H.Cole 2- 17) outright at Wellington 2. GLOSSODIA bye.
Round 10 Saturdays 12-19 February GLOSSODIA 9-224 (N.Toscan 44 not out, A.Hawkins 24 not out, P.Gooley 2-10, J.Corcoran 2-26) beat BLIGH PARK 170 (P.Gooley 20 not out, B.Conolly 20, Z.Lord 3-14, A.Hawkins 2-16) at Chisholm Primary School. WILBERFORCE 5-241 (K.Witt 32, J.Whitton 28, J.Houston 23 retired, H.Dyball 22 retired, J.Witt 22 retired, B.Loudon 21 not out, M.Webb 20 retired, T.Corbett 3-3) beat NORTH RICHMOND 161 (I.Walker 60, J.Whitton 2-4, A.Frost 2-18, J.Witt 2-20) and 4-112 (H.Bayne 20 retired) at Woodlands 2. SCHOFIELDS bye.
Semi-Final Sunday 27 February BLIGH PARK 9-184 (J.Magner 38 not out, P.Gooley 37, B.Conolly 30 not out, A.Frost 2-7, K.Witt 2-18, B.Loudon 2- 24) beat WILBERFORCE 78 (J.Whitton 27 not out, P.Gooley 2-2, K.Anderson 2-4) at Schofields. GLOSSODIA 125 (N.Toscan 59 not out, Mitchell Nixon 3-2, Shane Nicholls 2-9) beat SCHOFIELDS 104 (Shane Nicholls 20 not out, Z.Lord 5-19, A.Carpini 2-3) at Bounty.
Final Sunday 6 March BLIGH PARK 168 (H.Cole 39, K.Anderson 26 not out, P.Gooley 23, B.Sweeney 20, N.Toscan 5-16) beat GLOSSODIA 100 (P.Gooley 3-7, H.Cole 2-2, J.Corcoran 2-12) at Breakaway 2. Bradman Medal: Nicholas Toscan.
The Bradman Medal
The death in February 2001 of the greatest cricketer who ever lived, Sir Donald Bradman, was commemorated by the Association with the introduction in 2001-02 of a series of medals awarded in each final to the Player of the Match.
The awards for this season were as follows:
First Grade Paul Allen North Richmond Second Grade Phil Madden Freemans Reach Third Grade Abraham Vella Bligh Park Fourth Grade Scott Tuckerman Bligh Park Fifth Grade Serge Jelacic Richmond Sixth Grade Michael Ashton Schofields Seventh Grade Brett Jones Maroota Under 16 Braydon Greentree Wilberforce Under 14 Drew Hile Freemans Reach Under 13 Jamie Anderson Windsor Leagues Under 12 Tom Decent Wilberforce Under 11 Nicholas Toscan Glossodia
98 Under 10
In accordance with the Australian Cricket Board Junior Policy, competition pointscores and individual performances are not kept for Under 10 matches. The Hawkesbury District Cricket Association congratulates all participants this season.
PARTICIPATING PLAYERS IN 2004-05
Bligh Park Mitchell Beckley, Zoe Bourke-Cooper, Dylan Bristol, Nathan Egan, Daniel McGregor, Aaron McGee, Aaron Metcalfe, Mason Reeley, Timm Turner, Dominic Tynan, Levi Tynan, Daniel Wakeling, Hayden Wassall, Luke Winters. Maroota Jacob Bain, Lee Draper, Jesse Jones, Nathan Kinnish, Brodie Knight, Lachlan McAuley, Scott Muller, Amy Scholz, Nathan Scholz, Anna Sheumack, Phoebe Zapletal, Zed Zapletal, Zoe Zapletal. North Richmond Justin Baker, Jack Bennett, Maxwell Biondi, Daniel Filmer, Braden Foyle, Ryan Geeves, Adam Kinsella, Jack Manning, Mitchell Powers, Nicholas Powers, Josh Train, Caleb Turner, Adam Worsley. Pitt Town Sports Ricky Adorini, Jesse Chain, Mitchell Dean, Mitchell Gibbs, John Grayson, Cameron Massingham, Benjamin Norman, Dean Power, Benjamin Pratt, Jacob Wadwell, Pattrick Watts, Henry Wever. Richmond Joshua Domars, Jake Henry, Brendan Low, Aaron McConville, Glenn Midgley, Luke Midgley, Michael Sieders, Joel Smith, Joel Tinker, Jake Tudor, Hayden Welsh, Hannah Wilson. Wilberforce Alexander Baylis, Jonothon Foster, Rhys Hardaker, Timothy Joseph, Jessica Kerry, Kyle Kerry, Andrew King, Jonathan King, Alexander Lynskey, Jonathon Sammut, Aaron Smith, Aidan Van den Nieuwboer, Rourke Wallace. Windsor Leagues Adam Anderson, Thomas Daley, Christopher Hinkley, Mikayla Hinkley, Adam Keith, Mitchell Moise, Patrick Muller, Alexander O’Connell, Nathan Sherwood, Benjamin Thornton, Thomas Zahn. Under 10 Matches 2004-05 Round 1 Saturday 18 September PITT TOWN SPORTS 1-92 (J.Grayson 16 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 7-86 (H.Wassall 18 retired, D.Power 2-2, B.Pratt 2-4) at Pitt Town Sports Club. RICHMOND 5-106 (J.Tudor 17 retired, J.Smith 17 retired) beat WILBERFORCE 47 (R.Hardaker 16, J.Henry 2-0, J.Smith 2-2, A.McConville 2-2) at Glossodia. WINDSOR LEAGUES 2-93 (T.Zahn 15 retired, A.Keith 15 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 6-54 (M.Moise 2-6) at Breakaway 2. MAROOTA bye Round 2 Saturday 25 September PITT TOWN SPORTS 7-131 (.Power 18, J.Grayson 16 not out, B.Foyle 2-9) beat NORTH RICHMOND 4-76 (A.Worsley 15 retired) at Pitt Town Sports Club. MAROOTA 5-101 (A.Shuemack 16 retired, B.Knight 15 retired) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-60 (A.Shuemack 2- 3) at Glossodia. RICHMOND 2-125 (J.Tinker 18 retired, M.Sieders 16 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 4-70 (H.Wassall 15 retired) at Breakaway 2. WILBERFORCE bye Round 3 Saturday 2 October NORTH RICHMOND drew with WILBERFORCE at Wellington 2. Abandoned. RICHMOND drew with PITT TOWN SPORTS at Brinsley. Abandoned. BLIGH PARK drew with MAROOTA at Chisholm Primary School. Abandoned. NORTH RICHMOND bye Round 4 Saturday 9 October WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-52 beat BLIGH PARK 51 (T.Daley 2-2) at Chisholm Primary School. RICHMOND 2-60 (J.Smith 18 retired, N.Powers 2-5) beat NORTH RICHMOND 6-51 (J.Tinker 2-3) at Wellington 2. MAROOTA 3-99 (A.Sheumack 18 retired, L.Draper 17 retired, B.Knight 15 retired) beat WILBERFORCE 1-82 (J.Sammut 17 retired, A.King 16 retired) at South Maroota. 99 PITT TOWN SPORTS bye
100 Round 5 Saturday 16 October PITT TOWN 1-71 (H.Wever 17 retired) beat MAROOTA 65 (D.Power 3-2, J.Chain 3-3, P.Watts 2-5) at Brinsley. WINDSOR LEAGUES 2-95 (T.Zahn 17 retired) beat WILBERFORCE 4-78 (J.Sammut 15 retired, A.Keith 2-9) at Breakaway 2. NORTH RICHMOND 3-110 (A.Worsley 15 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 5-105 (T.Turner 15 retired, H.Wassall 15 retired, A.Worlsey 3-7) at Chisholm Primary School. RICHMOND bye Round 6 Saturday 23 October WILBERFORCE 2-92 (J.Sammut 15 retired, A.Linskey 15 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 3-59 at Breakaway 2. PITT TOWN SPORTS drew with WINDSOR LEAGUES at Brinsley. Abandoned. MAROOTA beat RICHMOND on forfeit at Sackville. NORTH RICHMOND bye Round 7 Saturday 30 October PITT TOWN SPORTS 5-88 (D.Power 18 retired, H.Wever 18 retired, R.Hardaker 2-1) beat WILBERFORCE 2-75 at Pitt Town Sports Club. MAROOTA 1-57 (L.Draper 18 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 3-54 at Wellington 1. RICHMOND 4-74 (A.McConville 15 retired) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 6-72 (P.Muller 17 retired, J.Tinker 2-3, A.McConville 2-3) at Glossodia. BLIGH PARK bye Round 8 Saturday 6 November PITT TOWN SPORTS 2-82 beat BLIGH PARK 1-64 at Breakaway 2. RICHMOND 3-63 (J.Domars 17 retired) beat WILBERFORCE 56 (J.Tinker 2-5, J.Henry 2-2) at Glossodia. WINDSOR LEAGUES 1-76 (T.Zahn 15 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 7-67 (M.Moise 2-5, B.Thornton 2-2) at Wellington 1. MAROOTA bye Round 9 Saturday 13 November WILBERFORCE 2-87 (J.Sammut 18 retired, Aaron Smith 15 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 7-83 (A.Worsley 15 retired, R.Hardaker 3-1) at Chisholm Primary School. RICHMOND 2-104 (L.Midgley 16 retired, A.McConville 15 retired) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 6-73 (J.Grayson 18 retired, H.Wever 15 retired, H.Wilson 2-10, G.Midgley 2-12) at Brinsley. MAROOTA won on first innings forfeit to BLIGH PARK at Sackville. WINDSOR LEAGUES bye Round 10 Saturday 20 November PITT TOWN SPORTS drew with NORTH RICHMOND at Brinsley. Abandoned. MAROOTA 4-58 (T.Zahn 2-8) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-45 (A.Scholz 2-5) at Sackville. RICHMOND 2-87 (A.McConville 16 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 8-72 (L.Winters 15 retired, J.Tudor 3-9, L.Midgley 2-9) at Chisholm Primary School. WILBERFORCE bye Round 11 Saturday 27 November WINDSOR LEAGUES 7-97 (T.Daley 15 retired, T.Zahn 15 retired, L.Winters 2-5, D.McGregor 2-7) beat BLIGH PARK 4-83 at Chisholm Primary School. RICHMOND 0-45 beat NORTH RICHMOND 44 (G.Midgley 2-2, H.Wilson 2-3) at McMahon Park. WILBERFORCE 3-58 (J.Sammut 15 retired) beat MAROOTA 47 (J.Foster 2-2) at Sackville. PITT TOWN SPORTS bye Round 12 Saturday 4 December MAROOTA 2-81 (B.Knight 15 retired) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 4-62 (D.Power 16 retired, Zed Zaplatal 2-5, J.Bain 2-7) at Sackville. WILBERFORCE 5-92 (A.Lynskey 15 retired) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 2-68 (M.Moise 16 retired, N.Sherwood 15 retired) at Brinsley. BLIGH PARK 5-104 (D.McGregor 17 retired, M.Powers 2-9, J.Bennett 2-12) beat NORTH RICHMOND 4-102 (M.Powers 15 retired, C.Turner 15 retired) at Chisholm Primary School. RICHMOND bye Round 13 Saturday 11 December WILBERFORCE 2-79 (A.Lynskey 15 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 9-59 (J.Sammut 2-3) at Breakaway 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-67 (T.Zahn 15 retired) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 3-80 (B.Pratt 15 retired, H.Wever 15 retired) on countback at Brinsley. RICHMOND 2-73 (L.Midgley 17 retired, J.Smith 15 retired) beat MAROOTA 8-69 (J.Tudor 2-2, G.Midgley 2-8) at Bensons Lane 4. NORTH RICHMOND bye 101 Round 14 Saturday 18 December PITT TOWN SPORTS 7-85 (D.Power 15 retired, J.Grayson 15 retired, J.Sammut 2-3) beat WILBERFORCE 4-80 (R.Hardaker 15 retired) at Pitt Town Sports Club. MAROOTA 6-110 (N.Kinnish 15 retired, L.Draper 15 retired, D.Filmer 2-13) beat NORTH RICHMOND 5-50 (A.Sheumack 2-3, L.Draper 2-7) at South Maroota. RICHMOND 3-90 (A.McConville 16 retired, J.Domars 15 retired) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-57 at Bensons Lane 4. BLIGH PARK bye
Round 15 Saturday 22 January PITT TOWN SPORTS 6-79 (J.Grayson 17 retired, D.Power 15 retired, D.Wakeley 2-15) beat BLIGH PARK 4-77 (H.Wever 2-7) at Pitt Town Sports Club. RICHMOND 1-69 (J.Domars 15 retired) beat WILBERFORCE 6-63 (J Sammut 19 not out, B.Lowe 2-5) at Glossodia. WINDSOR LEAGUES 0-26 (P.Muller 16 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND 7-25 (A.Keith 4-1) at Chisholm Primary School. MAROOTA bye
Round 16 Saturday 29 January WILBERFORCE 5-85 (A.Vanden Nieuwboer 15 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 6-52 (K.Kenny 2-7) at Wellington 1. RICHMOND 4-81 (J.Smith 17 retired) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 5-79 (J.Grayson 18 retired, J.Tudor 2-9) at Bensons Lane 4. MAROOTA 9-75 (H.Wassall 2-1) beat BLIGH PARK 32 (B.Knight 2-2, Zed Zapletal 3-1) at Chisholm Primary School. WINDSOR LEAGUES bye
Round 17 Saturday 5 February PITT TOWN SPORTS 4-89 (D.Power 15 retired, J.Grayson 15 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 4-60 (A.Worsley 18 retired, J.Grayson 2-2) at Brinsley. MAROOTA 3-82 (Zed Zapletal 16 retired) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-61 (T.Daley 15 retired, A.Keith 15 retired) at South Maroota. RICHMOND 2-64 (L.Midgley 16 retired) beat BLIGH PARK 7-58 at Chisholm Primary School. WILBERFORCE bye
Round 18 Saturday 12 February BLIGH PARK 0-84 (L.Winters 25 retired, L.Tynan 18 retired, T.Turner 15 retired) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 3-70 at Breakaway 2. RICHMOND 1-50 (J.Tudor 16 retired) beat NORTH RICHMOND 9-49 (M.Sieders 3-2, J.Henry 2-5) at Wellington 1. MAROOTA 3-85 (Jesse Jones 15 retired) beat WILBERFORCE 8-51 (L.Draper 2-2) at South Maroota. PITT TOWN SPORTS bye
Round 19 Saturday 19 February MAROOTA 2-99 (L.Draper 18 retired, B.Knight 15 retired) beat PITT TOWN 6-75 (J.Grayson 15 not out) at Pitt Town Sports Club. WILBERFORCE 2-83 (J.Sammut 15 retired) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 6-78 (T.Daley 16 retired, J.Sammut 4-1) at Breakaway 2. BLIGH PARK 0-44 (H.Wassall 15 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND 6-43 (D.Tynan 2-6) at Wellington 1. RICHMOND bye
Round 20 Saturday 26 February WILBERFORCE 9-106 (J.Sammut 36 not out, R.Hardaker 21 not out, D.Wakeling 2-2, H.Wassall 2-5, D.Tynan 2-18) beat BLIGH PARK 6-91 (L.Tynan 16 not out, L.Winters 15 not out) at Woodlands 2. WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-114 (A.Keith 15 retired, B.Thornton 15 retired) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 2-100 (M.Dean 18 retired, J.Grayson 16 retired, H.Wever 15 retired, C.Massingham 15 retired) at Don’t Worry. RICHMOND 3-76 (A.McConville 16 retired, J.Henry 15 retired, J.Smith 15 retired) beat MAROOTA 71 (H.Welsh 2- 5, A.McConville 2-5) at South Maroota. NORTH RICHMOND bye
Round 21 Saturday 5 March PITT TOWN SPORTS 8-97 (D.Power 19 not out, J.Grayson 18, H.Wever 15 retired, A.Vanden Nieunboer 3-6) beat WILBERFORCE 1-93 (J.Sammut 15 retired, A.Van den Nieunboer 15 retired) at Pitt Town Sports Club. MAROOTA 2-101 (L.McAuley 15 not out) beat NORTH RICHMOND 32 (B.Knight 3-0, L.Draper 2-0) at Wellington 2.
102 RICHMOND 8-64 (T.Zahn 3-2) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 8-74 (J.Smith 2-4) on countback at Bensons Lane 4. BLIGH PARK bye
103 Under 11 Individual Performances 2003-04
Following the distribution of the 2003-04 Year Book, and at its 2004 Annual General Meeting, the HDCA again altered By-Law 47, with the effect of again publishing individual performance statistics in the Under 11 competition. Since the 2003-04 season statistics were not presented in the 2003-04 Year Book, they are included here.
BATTING CLUB M INN NO HS AGG AVGE B. Hasick Wilberforce 11 10 9 53* 223 223.00 L. Abell North Richmond Blue 11 11 9 94 279 139.50 T. Williams North Richmond Blue 7 7 5 47* 166 83.00 T. Decent Wilberforce 12 9 6 63* 221 73.67 L. Bruhm Windsor Leagues 9 9 6 73* 194 64.67 T. Thompson Glossodia 10 14 7 57 333 47.57 L. Crowl Windsor Leagues 9 9 4 50* 192 38.40 S. Green Wilberforce 12 10 5 31 152 30.40 R. Whybrow Schofields 9 11 4 45 167 23.86 J. Leyshon Windsor Leagues 10 10 3 35* 151 21.57 P. Hollis Glossodia 11 14 2 66 247 20.58 L. De Lanty Glossodia 11 14 6 37 164 20.50
BOWLING CLUB M OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE T. Wilson Windsor Leagues 10 35 7 56 15 3.73 S. Green Wilberforce 12 49 17 73 16 4.56 B. Hasick Wilberforce 11 51.1 15 101 16 6.31 T. Decent Wilberforce 12 47.3 10 118 16 7.38 T. Thompson Glossodia 10 57 10 126 15 8.40
WICKET-KEEPING CLUB M CT STPD TOTAL T. Decent Wilberforce 12 5 5 10 Morgan Hall North Richmond Blue 10 8 1 9 P. Hollis Glossodia 11 7 1 8 L. Bruhm Windsor Leagues 9 5 1 6 Rebecca Nixon Schofields 9 3 2 5 L. Abell North Richmond Blue 11 4 1 5
INDIVIDUAL POINT SCORE CLUB M TOTAL T. Decent Wilberforce 12 651 T. Thompson Glossodia 10 578 B. Hasick Wilberforce 11 543
104 Other Matches in 2004-2005
STEPHANIE DRIES MEMORIAL GAME Recognised as an opportunity for current non-representative players in their final junior season to compete in a representative match, the Stephanie Dries match has become a highly regarded fixture on the Hawkesbury District cricket calendar. This now annual game was first played in 1998 to commemorate the memory of Stephanie Dries, who was a talented junior wicket-keeper. She played all her junior cricket in the Hawkesbury District, but was never selected for junior representative honours despite obvious talent. Hawkesbury North Brad Palmer (C), Matthew Wyeth (North Richmond Gold), Matthew Agius, Liam Geeves, Gary Holland, Kyle McCabe, Charles Raby, Matt Tiller (North Richmond Blue), Mark Little, Daniel West (Wilberforce Black), coached by Tony Raby Hawkesbury South Pat Pollard (C), Darren Backhouse, Bill Crawford, Dylan Parker, Jeff Ryan, Tim Silk, Mark Strachan, Adam Thompson (Bligh Park), Sean Griffin, Simon Griffin, Muhtab Khan, Todd Madden (Windsor Leagues), coached by Shane Pollard Rain cut short what promised to be a thrilling finish, when the South team was 1-41 off 10 overs chasing North’s 6-196. Opener Brad Palmer led North with an unbeaten 51 runs. Daniel West and Liam Geeves also made half-centuries in the 38-over innings. South’s Muhtab Khan, Jeff Ryan and Patrick Pollard bowled extremely well, restricting the early scoring. Simon Griffin, Mark Strachan and Adam Thompson also got amongst the wickets. Despite unpleasant conditions, the South players gave their all in the field. North posted a competitive score, only to be denied the chance to win back-to-back games as the clouds closed in and the heavens opened. South had started with a flyer, as Todd Madden and Adam Thompson averaged four runs an over and were looking to take the game right to the opposition. Liam Geeves took the only wicket before play stopped. The HDCA junior committee thanks Hawkesbury Cricket Club for the use of its field and the preparation from the curator. Special mention to the Umpires for the day, Michael Flaherty and Lance Johnson who volunteered their time. Maxine Miller is thanked again for playing an organising role in this event.
HAWKESBURY NORTH 6-196 (B.Palmer 51 retired, L.Geeves 50 retired, D.West 50 retired, J.Ryan 2-14, M.Strachan 2-24) drew with HAWKESBURY SOUTH 1-41 (T.Madden 23 not out) at Bensons Lane 2.
STEPHANIE DRIES MEMORIAL RECORDS
The Matches 1998-99 Hawkesbury South 155 defeated Hawkesbury North 55 Bensons Lane 4 1999-00 Hawkesbury South 171 defeated Hawkesbury North 133 Breakaway 1 2000-01 Hawkesbury South 229 defeated Hawkesbury North 82 Bensons Lane 7 2001-02 Hawkesbury South 8-183 defeated Hawkesbury North 177 Breakaway 2 2002-03 Hawkesbury North 9-206 defeated Hawkesbury South 165 Bensons Lane 2 2003-04 Hawkesbury North 259 defeated Hawkesbury South 151 Bensons Lane 2 2004-05 Hawkesbury North 6-196 drew with Hawkesbury South 1-41 Bensons Lane 2 Best Batting Hawkesbury North Hawkesbury South 64* R. Sherrell 2001-02 101 S. Avard 2000-01 54 B. Stewart 1999-00 66 A. Cole 1999-00 51 retired B. Palmer 2004-05 64 M. Ryan 2001-02 50 retired D. Noble 2002-03 54 T. Hawkett 2002-03 50 retired L. Geeves 2004-05 50 retired D. West 2004-05 Best Bowling Hawkesbury North Hawkesbury South 4-13 B. Cain 2003-04 7-12 B. Sinstead 1998-99 4-46 M. Holst 2000-01 4-14 C. Neich 1999-00 3-13 M. Garrow 2002-03 3-8 B. George 2002-03 3-16 D. Fisk 1998-99 3-8 Simon Griffin 2003-04 105 WINDSOR ROTARY SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT
Windsor Rotary’s charity efforts continued with the holding of the second annual Seven-a-side competition at McQuade Oval. This season, a direct knockout format was adopted. Freemans Reach and Hawkesbury had drawn last season’s final when bad light prevented play being completed..
Bligh Park defeated Pitt Town with five balls to spare to win the final. It was an encouraging end to the cricket season for the two new sides in the HDCA First Grade competition, playing off for the seven-a-side success. Pitt Town upset North Richmond in the semi-final, repeating their dose against the premiers in the HDCA final round, when they skittled them for just 13. Bligh Park knocked out favourites Hawkesbury, on the basis of three successive sixes by Danny Apps, which gave them just enough head start to limp over the line in the second semi-final.
Three players made the day’s highest score, 35 not out, while Pitt Town Sports made the highest score, a modest 3-73, in disposing of a disappointing Richmond in the opening round.
RESULTS OF MATCHES Sunday 3 April at McQuade Round One NORTH RICHMOND 2-67 (A.Bayne 35 not out) beat SCHOFIELDS 24 (D.Matheson 2-0). PITT TOWN SPORTS 3-73 (A.Johnston 35 not out) beat RICHMOND 38 (D.McMullen 2-3, R.Gillies 2-4). HAWKESBURY 1-55 (P.Forrest 27 not out) beat WINDSOR LEAGUES 4-54 (M.Van der Reyden 28). BLIGH PARK 0-52 (K.Daley 35 not out) beat FREEMANS REACH 3-50 (M.Stubbings 28). Semi-Finals PITT TOWN SPORTS 2-56 (D.McMullen 22) beat NORTH RICHMOND 5-55 (T.Creamer 2-9). BLIGH PARK 3-58 beat HAWKESBURY 3-54 (G.Allen 21). Final BLIGH PARK 3-50 (K.Daley 22) beat PITT TOWN SPORTS 3-49.
COMPETITION RECORDS
Winners Doug Walters Shield 2003-04 Freemans Reach, Hawkesbury 2004-05 Bligh Park Best Batting 52 S.Moise Windsor Leagues v Doug Walters All Stars 2003-04 44 B.Mitchell Freemans Reach v Schofields 2003-04 35* S.Munnoch Hawkesbury v Glossodia 2003-04 35* A.Bayne North Richmond v Schofields 2004-05 35* A.Johnston Pitt Town Sports v Richmond 2004-05 35* K.Daley Bligh Park v Freemans Reach 2004-05 Best Bowling 3-3# C.Lawrence Windsor Leagues v Doug Walters All Stars 2003-04 2-0 D.Matheson North Richmond v Schofields 2004-05 2-3 D.McMullen Pitt Town Sports v Richmond 2004-05 2-4 B.Stewart Freemans Reach v Schofields 2003-04 2-4 N.Gray Freemans Reach v North Richmond (Semi-Final) 2003-04 2-4 S.Mott Hawkesbury v Windsor Leagues (Semi-Final) 2003-04 2-4 R.Gillies Pitt Town Sports v Richmond 2004-05 # included hat trick Highest Team Score 2-104 Windsor Leagues v Doug Walters All Stars 2003-04 4-84 Windsor Leagues v Schofields Lowest Team Score 24 Schofields v North Richmond 2004-05 27 Riverstone RSL v Hawkesbury 2003-04
106 LISMORE UNDER 12 CARNIVAL
TEAM: Brandon Hasick (c), Luke Abell, Mitchell Carpini, Chad Davis, Thomas Decent, Sam Green, Patrick Lawrence, Blake Smith, Brendon Vella, Toby Williams, Mikhail Wilson, Tim Wilson
Tuesday – Round One – Weather hot Having made base camp at Alstonville the day before and learnt at the managers’ meeting that the previous years’ Hawks had not done well enough to get us a seeding, we were thrown in against the best the North had to offer: Mid North Coast. Brandon Hasick won an enthusiastically-watched toss, and we batted. Luke Abell (making use of the non-compulsory helmet rule by removing his) and Mitchell Carpini got us off to a start of 55 after 20 of the 45 overs on an enormous ground. Brandon Hasick hit two fours (each side hit only three) in his knock, while Chad Davis (no helmet and still got sick from the heat) would have got double his 18 retired ill on a smaller ground. Pat Lawrence and Blake Smith got the new ball and bowled well, and half way through, MNC was just 2-33. Mikhail Wilson and Toby Williams smashed through the middle order to have them 8-88 with ten overs left. Some lusty hitting (27 off four overs) gave the mothers some concerns but the Coffs Surfers ran out of wickets. One to us, and they didn’t lose another game.
Wednesday morning – Round Two – Weather hot and humid The side was split into two even groups for these two 30-over games: you bat up in one game and bowl in the other. Beenleigh-Logan, who gave every indication of being the group bunnies, sent us in. Chad Davis, relishing a shot at opening, got us off to a flyer. Blake Smith batted magnificently, while Toby Williams ran like a whippet for 16 before being run out. Only the fit and quick are ever run out. Sam Green smashed a quick 18 runs before the end and only Tim Wilson didn’t get a bat. Brandon Hasick and Mikhail Wilson got the new ball and the Queenslanders were never really in it, reaching 8-84 before hitting 20 in the last three overs. Too little too late. Luke Abell, who should develop his leg-spin next season, took 3-20, while Brendon Vella was the pick of the quicks. Two to us, and time for lunch.
Wednesday – Rounds Two and Three – Weather humid with a change on the way Newcastle had us 2-8 after four overs, and three overs later we were 31. Brandon Hasick and the one-letter- removed Brendon Vella smashed 55 in just ten overs and the Novocastrians were never going to win. With the Hawks 3-78 off just 16 overs, the rain came and cricket finished. The washout put us through to the semi-final, with a tough contest to come against old adversaries, Central Coast.
Thursday – Semi-Final – Weather cool and showery The semi-final, against competition favourites Central Coast, was spine tingling. They had defeated us in Creak at a vital stage: we owed them one. Having decided to leave spin out of the attack altogether (the prospect of a wet ball and the silly competition rule forcing spinners into the same short spells as the quicks didn’t suit them) Hawkesbury lost the toss and settled into the dentist’s chair for some tooth-pulling: defensive cricket. At 1-54 in the 21st of 45, the Coasters had much to be pleased about, but the Hawks quick six stuck to the task. Once the partnership was broken, the others couldn’t get themselves into the game and Central Coast collapsed to 9-98 before reaching 116 (11 out) in the 44th. Blake Smith, 4-20, was back! What an outstanding comeback after such a cruel injury. Chad Davis smashed 40 retired out of 1-65 off 19 overs in reply, and the Hawks were well on the way. We got home with seven overs to spare. Chad’s elevation to opening the batting was one of the features of the carnival.
Friday – Final – Weather perfect, fine and sunny In dramatic fashion, Hawkesbury won the Lismore Workers Club Under 12 Carnival for the third time. In an action-packed final, Hawkesbury defeated newcomers Illawarra by 6 runs. Hawkesbury’s batting in the final started well, with Chad Davis (27) and Mitchell Carpini (17) combining in an opening stand of 43. However, despite heroic efforts from Tim Wilson, a collapse saw the Hawks reduced to 8-94, before a 36- run stand in even time between a determined Tom Decent (27 not out) and Toby Williams rescued the situation. Five run outs littered the Illawarra innings, as the Steelers self-destructed under enormous pressure from the Hawks. The match-winner, a return throw from Mikhail Wilson which hit the stumps, saw Illawarra out for 124 in reply to Hawkesbury’s 9-130. Hero for Hawkesbury in the field was skipper Brandon Hasick, who engineered three run outs, took three catches, sent down 7.3 overs in taking 1-14, and called two impromptu team meetings as the going got tough. The last nine Illawarra wickets fell for just 51 runs.
107 Summary – A great team effort It was Hawkesbury’s third final victory in the 22-year history of the carnival, placing the Hawks second only to Newcastle’s ten wins. Previous Hawkesbury teams led by Michael Goszko (1991) and Lachlan Eldridge (1999) have also finished as Lismore winners. This win would not have been possible without • an enthusiastic group of players who were able to concentrate on cricket within a carnival setting and stick with determination to performing the small tasks well, while at the same time enjoying their time after matches • a wonderfully committee group of parents who organised sub-committees, functions and raffles to take fund-raising to an almost unbelievable level – their efforts were suitably rewarded • a fine young coach and euchre player in Michael Tadich, who instilled a winning attitude within a spirit of enjoyment
From “I jhesht came to watshch” all the way through to Mikhail’s direct hit, it was an unforgettable week.
Hilary Griffith
LISMORE WORKERS UNDER 12 CARNIVAL RESULTS
Tuesday 4 January HAWKESBURY 4-153 (B.Hasick 37, L.Abell 24) beat MID NORTH COAST 117 (T.Williams 4-9, Mikhail Wilson 3-12)) at Rec.8.
Wednesday 5 January HAWKESBURY 7-137 (C.Davis 26 retired, Blake Smith 26 retired) beat BEENLEIGH-LOGAN 9-104 (L.Abell 3- 20, B.Vella 2-13) at Rec.9. HAWKESBURY 3-78 (B.Hasick 26 retired, B.Vella 22) drew with NEWCASTLE at Rec.9.
Thursday 6 January – Semi-Final HAWKESBURY 6-117 (C.Davis 40 retired) beat CENTRAL COAST 116 (Blake Smith 4-20, B.Vella 2-19) at Rec.10.
Friday 7 January HAWKESBURY 9-130 (T.Decent 27 not out, C.Davis 27) beat ILLAWARRA 124 (Blake Smith 2-23, Mikhail Wilson 2-36) at Rec.8.
BALLINA UNDER 13 CARNIVAL
TEAM Brett Jones (C), Josh Airey, James Dwyer, Matt Gooley, Scott Heaney, David Klineberg, Asher Larnach, Ben Leyshon, Dale McKay, Luke Power, Reece Tuckerman, Joel Tynan.
Round 1 - Hawkesbury v Brisbane North at Geoff Watt Oval Brisbane North sent Hawkesbury into bat and that’s all we needed to get off to a good start. Both openers, Luke Power (42) and Ben Leyshon (40), were retired to set the team up for a good score. Some great hitting by James Dwyer (43 retired), supported by B Jones (20) saw Hawkesbury reach 5-202 after 50 overs. Brisbane North struggled with the bat and never looked like getting on top. Some good bowling by James Dwyer 1-13, Ben Leyshon 1-9, J Tynan 1-10, J Airey 5-12 and M Gooley 1-4 restricted Brisbane North to 10-77. Well bowled Josh.
Round 2 - Hawkesbury v Ballina at Kingsford Smith North Hawkesbury won the toss and lost 2 quick wickets early in the innings but a good partnership between Matt Gooley 41 retired and B Jones 29 got the team back on track. Good knocks from J Tynan 21, J Dwyer 18, A Larnach 18 not out saw the 13’s reach 7-172. Ballina started well in their innings with wickets hard to come by early. At being 1-50 and then to be all out for 106 was a complete turn around thanks to some good spin bowling by J Airey 3-20 and D Klineberg 2-3 backed up by A Larnach 2-12, B Leyshon 2-21 and S Heaney 1-19.
108 Round 3 Hawkesbury v Beenleigh at Saunders Oval Beenleigh won the toss and sent Hawkesbury into bat on a damp soft pitch. With a slow outfield runs were hard to get and J Dwyer top scored with 19 not out just pushing the total to 107. Beenleigh innings started slow and wickets fell regularly with our medium pace bowlers liking the conditions. Excellent bowling by B Leyshon 5-15 and A Larnach 3-18 restricted Beenleigh to 9-83 when a storm stopped play leaving Hawkesbury a win on over rate.
Semi-Final - Hawkesbury v Newcastle Hawkesbury won the toss and batted but got of to a slow start after being 1-16 at the 16th over. A good knock by B Jones 56 not out saw the runs come more freely. With J Dwyer 17 and R Tuckerman 15 not out Hawkesbury made 144 after 50 overs. Hawkesbury started to bowl with a wicket 1st over, bowling tight and looking good until light rain began to fall and didn’t stop. The rain wasn’t heavy enough to stop play but it made the ball soft and greasy making it hard to bowl with and catch. Newcastle were 6-74 when the ball became wet and passed our score in the 47th over without further loss of wicket. Good bowling by J Tynan 3-24, J Dwyer 1-6, D Klineberg 1-27, A Larnach 1-41 in these wet conditions.
Play off for Third - Hawkesbury v Mid North Coast Mid North Coast won the toss and decided to bat after a ground change due to weather. When play began Mid North Coast hit anything short and anything with any width and didn’t stop. It was a fine line between a 4 and a dot ball and some of our bowlers couldn’t find the line. Mid North Coast ended up with 9-197 after 40 overs with some strong hitting. Our innings didn’t start well with an early run out then being 4 wickets down in the 7th over. Our run rate was ok but as soon as we could climb back near par we would loose another wicket. Hawkesbury made 10-167 after 40 overs with a good effort with the bat by B Jones 32, S Heaney 17, B Leyshon 25, and J Tynan 35 not out.
Hawkesbury finished fourth out of 20 teams, making it an enjoyable week of cricket. Making it all possible was the hard work and organisation of the fund raising committee. Darren Leyshon and Glen Power, who were responsible for our Major sponsor Johnson Property Group and auction items. Glen was also our manager for the Ballina carnival and did a great job. Finally thanks to all the boys and their parents for making it a memorable cricket experience.
BALLINA UNDER 13 CARNIVAL RESULTS
Monday 3 January HAWKESBURY 5-202 (J.Dwyer 43 retired, L.Power 42 retired, B.Leyshon 40 retired, B.Jones 20) beat BRISBANE NORTH 77 (Joshua Airey 5-12) at Geoff Watt Oval.
Tuesday 4 January HAWKESBURY 7-172 (M.Gooley 41 retired, B.Jones 29, J.Tynan 21) beat BALLINA 106 (Joshua Airey 3-20, A.Larnach 2-12, B.Leyshon 2-21) at Kingsford-Smith.
Wednesday 5 January HAWKESBURY 107 (G.Napier 31) beat BEENLEIGH 9-83 (B.Leyshon 5-15, A.Larnach 3-18) at Saunders.
Thursday 6 January – Semi-Final NEWCASTLE 6-147 (J.Tynan 3-24) beat HAWKESBURY 144 (B.Jones 56 not out) at Kingsford-Smith.
Friday 7 January – Playoff for Third MID NORTH COAST 197 (A.Larnach 3-36, M.Gooley 2-10) beat HAWKESBURY 167 (J.Tynan 35 not out, B.Jones 32, B.Leyshon 25) at Lennox Head.
109 Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Office-Bearers President Treasurer 1897-98 A. Biddle 1897-98 Rev. B. Keenan 1898-00 F.G. Daley 1898-01 Brinsley Hall 1900-01 A.S. Klein 1901-09 No competitions 1901-09 No competitions 1909-10 E.T. Bowd 1909-10 J.A. Jacobs 1910-13 A.C. Hannabus 1910-14 Bruce Ward 1913-14 R.H. Judd 1914-18 No competitions 1914-18 No competitions 1918-21 Bruce Ward 1918-31 Ronald B. Walker MLA 1921-22 H.M. Moses 1931-41 W.J. Huxley 1922-23 Alex Smith 1941-45 No competitions 1923-24 Lloyd Dickson 1945-51 W.J. Huxley 1924-25 A.J. McDonald 1951-57 R.B. Turnbull 1925-26 F.J. Campbell 1957-63 Lloyd Smith MBE 1926-38 P.J. Campbell 1963-74 Reg L. Hurst 1938-41 Joe Fairs 1974-85 F.B. (Beau) Strachan 1941-45 No competitions 1985-90 Brian A. Quinton 1945-47 D.G. Bowd 1990-94 Leigh M. Douglass 1947-51 R.B. Turnbull 1994-02 Carlysle M. Eilbeck 1951-53 H. Craig 2002- Peter Seagrott 1953-58 R. Wilbow 1958-59 Ian Silk Secretary 1959-61 Jim Buckett 1897-98 S. Smith 1961-63 John Horrex 1898-01 F. Campbell 1963-64 Kerry Farrell 1901-09 No competitions 1964-65 Owen F. Earle 1909-10 F. Campbell 1965-69 Fred Fowler 1910-11 J.A. Jacobs 1970-74 Russell Mitchell 1911-13 O.H. Dean 1974-79 Phillip Tuckerman 1913-14 W. Liddle 1979-85 Reg Sligar 1914-18 No competitions 1985-90 John Delaney 1918-19 A. Ohlsen 1990-93 Brian Whelan 1919-20 H. Moses 1993-94 David Millar 1920-21 N.B. Walker 1994-99 Kevin J. Meurant 1921-24 A.J. McDonald 1999-01 John Sheffield 1924-25 F. Campbell 2001- Allan H. Carver 1925-31 A.J. McDonald Junior Chairman 1931-36 Ken Sly 1982-87 Lindsay Madden 1936-41 R.B. Turnbull 1987-89 Phillip Tuckerman 1941-45 No competitions 1989-92 Ian Kentwell 1945-47 R.B. Turnbull 1992-02 Frank Stacy 1947-52 D.G. Bowd 2002- Peter Harris 1952-59 Don Chandler 1959-62 F.B. (Beau) Strachan Junior Secretary 1963-64 John Wellington 1979-80 K. Smith 1964-70 Ian J. Johnston 1980-82 Brian Quinton 1970-71 L. Ereckson 1982-83 Ray Baylis 1971-73 Phillip Tuckerman 1983-85 Adrian G. Lindo 1973-75 Charlie McIntosh 1985-86 Ian Kentwell 1975-78 Gordon Lawson 1986-87 R.W. Shephard 1978-80 Barry Smith 1987-90 Ron Melville 1980-86 Adrian G. Lindo 1990-94 Ian F. Camarsh 1986-90 Carlysle M. Eilbeck 1994-98 Jim Bevan 1990-92 Leigh Thompson 1998-00 Hilary J.F. Griffith 1992-93 Col Coleman 2000 John C. Cook 1993-94 Adrian G. Lindo 2000-03 Leonie Gibbons 1994-98 Ian F. Camarsh 2003-04 Denise Carver 1998- Hilary J.F. Griffith 2004- Melissa Packer 110 111 Vice-Presidents
1897-98 The Mayor of Windsor, The Mayor of Richmond, Hon. W. Walker, Major Bartlett, Dr Gibson, Dr Callaghan, Dr Helsham, W. Moses, P. Charley, W. Dean, G. Valder, R. Cobcroft, G. Woodhill, G. Pitt, W. Pope, A. Griffiths 1898-99 P. Charley, W.H. Dean, J.J. Paine, G. Valder, E. Stevenson, G. Woodhill, J.T. Tebbutt, J.L.C. Fitzpatrick MLA, John Osborne, Dr Gibson, Dr Helsham, Dr Watson, Dr Callaghan, the Reverend B. Keenan 1899-1900 Major Philip Charley, W.H. Dean, J.J. Paine, E. Stevenson, G. Valder, G. Woodhill, J.T. Tebbutt, John Osborne, J.C.L. Fitzpatrick MLA, Dr Gibson, Dr Helsham, Dr Callaghan, the Reverend B. Keenan 1900-01 Major Philip Charley, W.H. Dean, J.J. Paine, G. Valder, G. Woodhill, Dr Gibson, Dr Helsham, Dr Callaghan, Dr Watson, L.H. Simpson, T. Davis, L.J. Darling, G. McCauley, W. Moses snr, F. Stubbs 1901-1909 No competitions 1909-10 J.T. Arndell, A.C. Hannabus, W. Moses, C.S. Guest, W. Day, E. Campbell, Phillip Charley, G. Anderson, H.A. Wilson, H.W. Potts, J.T. Tebbutt, C.J.E. Forssberg, W.J. Jones, G.G. Kiss, G.E. Woodhill 1910-11 E.T. Bowd, J. Ward, W. Day, C.S. Guest, J.T. Arndell, E. Campbell, Phillip Charley, H.A. Wilson, H.W. Potts, G.G.Kiss, J.T. Tebbutt, G.E. Woodhill 1911-12 E.T. Bowd, J. Ward, L.J. Darling, W.R. Webb, H.A. Wilson, E. Campbell, G.E. Woodhill, J.W. Chandler, P.Beveridge, R.G. Ferguson, H.W. Potts 1912-13 E.T. Bowd, J. Ward, L.J. Darling, W.R. Webb, H.A. Wilson, F. Campbell, G.E. Woodhill, J.W. Chandler, P.Beveridge, R.G. Ferguson, H.W. Potts 1913-14 L.J. Darling, A.C. Hannabus, J. Ward, J. Rapmund, W.R. Webb, H.A. Wilson, E. Campbell, G.E. Woodhill, J.W. Chandler, P. Beveridge, R.G. Ferguson, C. Potts, E.T. Bowd, W.H. Haxby 1914-18 No competitions 1918-19 Major Phillip Charley, Colonel W. Helsham, E.T. Bowd, J.W., Chandler, R.H. Judd, A.C. Hannabus, G. Bush, B. Hall, M.H. Pulsford, S.A. Tuckerman 1919-20 Alderman J.W. Ross Mayor of Windsor, Major Phillip Charley, Colonel W. Helsham, E.T. Bowd, A.C. Hannabus, G.Bush, B. Hall, M.H. Pulsford, C. Farlow, Wes Mitchell, G.M. Greenwell, R. King 1920-21 Major Phillip Charley, Dr Helsham, Mr V. Molesworth MLA, Alderman J.W. Ross, E.T. Bowd, A.C. Hannabus, G.Bush, G.R. James, B. Hall, S.A. Tuckerman, M.H. Pulsford, C.Farlow, J.W. Mitchell, G.M. Greenwell, P.Beveridge, M. Noon, P. Molloy, P.B. McMahon, O. Voller 1921-22 E.T. Bowd, Major Phillip Charley, J.W. Ross, A.W. Stevens, W.J. Ross 1922-23 Major Phillip Charley, E.T. Bowd, J.W. Ross, Ken Sly, E.B. Mitchell 1923-24 Major Phillip Charley, J.W. Mitchell, J.W. Ross, F. Campbell, E.T. Bowd, A. Buckland, K. Sly, E. Mitchell, J.Roberts, T. Lobb, William Bardsley, G.M. Greenwell, C.A. Jeffrey 1924-25 Cr E.T. Bowd, Cr A. Buckland, Cr C.A. Jeffrey, T. Lobb, Ald. W.J. Ross, E.H.L. Lawson, G.M. Greenwell, C. Daley, Major Phillip Charley, W. Bardsley, F. Campbell, J. Roberts, G.S. Woodhill 1925-26 W. Mitchell, Ald. W.J. Ross, Ald. F. Campbell, Cr A. Buckland, T.Lobb, E.T. Bowd, K.Sly, G.Mitchell, Cr A.Jeffrey, W.Bardsley, H.Lawson, Clem Daley, G.S.Woodhill, J.T.Tebbutt, C.M.Hayes 1926-27 Major Phillip Charley, Cr E.T. Bowd, Cr A. Buckland, Cr C.A. Jeffrey, W. Bardsley, F. Campbell, Ald.J.W. Ross, Ald.E.L. Lawson, W.J. Mitchell, K. Sly, J. Roberts, J.D. Little, J.T. Tebbutt, C.M.Hayes, G.S.Woodhill, Alex Smith jnr, G.M.Greenwell, A.P.Summergreene 1927-28 Major Phillip Charley, Cr E.T.Bowd, Cr A.Buckland, Cr C.A.Jeffrey, F.Campbell, Ald.J.W.Ross, W.J.Mitchell, K.Sly, J. Roberts, J.T. Tebbutt, C.M. Hayes, Alex Smith jnr, P.J. Campbell, J.D. Little, G.S.Woodhill 1928-29 Dr G. Arnold, Dr Harbison, J. Neale, C. Whileman, Bruce Ward, G.Doolan, Ald.W.H.Dean, Gerald Hayes, M.Pulsford 1929-30 P.J.Powell, W.H.O’Brien, S.A.Tuckerman, E.Eggleton, Mr Goodman, Mr Mansford, R.A.Wood, T.Gregory, J.Turnbull, W.J.Hambly, Dr G.P.Arnold, Dr Harbison 1930-31 Major Phillip Charley, Ken Sly, W.J. Huxley, W.H. O’Brien, R.B. Turnbull 1931-36 R.B. Turnbull 1931-36 A. Biddle 1936-37 J.J. McLeod 1936-37 R.R. Frost 1937-41 Ken Sly 1937-41 A.A. Arndell 1941-45 No competitions 1941-45 No competitions 1945-46 Joe Fairs 1946-51 Joe Fairs 1946-51 Ronald B. Walker 1951-52 R.B. Walker 1951-52 W.J. Huxley 1952-53 W.J. Huxley 1952-53 R.B. Walker 1953-57 D.G. Bowd 1953-63 W.J. Huxley 1957-58 Eric Tuckerman 1963-73 Lloyd Smith 1958-59 F.B. (Beau) Strachan 1973-74 F.B. (Beau) Strachan 1959-63 Reg L. Hurst 1974-79 Peter Greentree 1963-73 Russell Woods 1979-80 John Leck 1973-74 Peter Greentree 1980-82 Barry Smith 1974-79 Cliff Bullock 1982-83 Lindsay Madden 1979-84 Gordon Lawson 1983-89 Ross Matheson 1984-85 Brian Quinton 1989-90 Kevin Want 1985-89 Ken Birdsey 1990-93 John C. Cunningham 1989-90 Michael Swain 1993-94 Col Coleman 1990-94 Carl Eilbeck 1994-00 Leigh Douglass 1994-95 Grahame Neich 2000-01 Ross Roberts 1995-98 Kevin Beaumont 2001-02 Peter Seagrott 1998-00 Ross Roberts 2002- Peter Lea 2000-01 Neil Byers 2001-02 Peter Lea 2002-03 Craig Midgley 2003-04 Kevin J. Meurant 2004- Daniel Apps
112 Hawkesbury District Cricket Association Registered Players
Playing numbers since joining the NSW Junior Cricket Union (now the NSW DCA) in 1979-80
SEASON SENIORS JUNIORS TOTAL Teams Players Teams Players Teams Players 1979-80 48 720 36 540 84 1260 1980-81 46 694 43 571 89 1265 1981-82 36 444 46 692 82 1136 1982-83 45 642 40 525 85 1167 1983-84 47 650 43 559 90 1209 1984-95 55 874 45 648 100 1522 1985-86 55 885 43 602 98 1487 1986-87 53 938 42 591 95 1529 1987-88 54 778 40 520 94 1298 1988-89 54 778 43 516 97 1294 1989-90 55 798 47 564 102 1362 1990-91 48 576 43 510 91 1086 1991-92 48 539 49 601 97 1140 1992-93 45 590 42 651 87 1241 1993-94 44 660 47 641 91 1301 1994-95 45 601 46 695 91 1296 1995-96 45 684 42 499 87 1183 1996-97 42 705 48 648 90 1353 1997-98 48 718 51 695 93 1413 1998-99 46 783 52 698 98 1481 1999-00 52 883 54 676 106 1559 2000-01 53 839 47 593 100 1432 2001-02 58 953 43 553 101 1506 2002-03 50 820 39 493 89 1313 2003-04 44 786 43 521 87 1307 2004-05 43 741 37 454 80 1195
Registrations in 2003-2004
CLUB SENIOR JUNIOR COMPETITION COMPETITION TOTAL Teams Players Teams Players Teams Players Bligh Park 7 116 6 75 13 191 Freemans Reach 4 68 2 24 6 92 Glossodia 4 59 1 12 5 71 Maroota 3 43 2 25 5 68 North Richmond 5 87 7 90 12 177 Pitt Town Sports 3 55 2 24 5 79 Richmond 4 61 2 24 6 85 Riverstone RSL 3 63 1 12 4 75 Schofields 4 72 3 38 7 110 Wilberforce 2 38 6 71 8 109 Windsor Leagues 4 79 5 59 9 138 TOTAL 43 741 37 454 80 1195
113 HDCA Records - Senior Competitions
The records in this section are set out for each grade. Records currently known are listed. Persons reading this report who have access to older or missing information are urged to assist the HDCA. The Association thanks Ian Camarsh for assistance this season in bringing important information forward. Further work is ongoing in updating the Association records, so that as full a record as can be obtained is presented for viewing.
Club Championship John Wellington Cup
2000-01 North Richmond 2003-04 Windsor Leagues 2001-02 North Richmond 2004-05 Bligh Park 2002-03 Glossodia
Premiers before the end of World War II A Grade A Reserve B Grade C Grade Orchard Shield Little Cup O’Brien Cup 1897.98 Park Villa 1898.99Park Villa 1899-00 Richmond 1900-01 1901-02 No competition 1902-03 No competition 1903-04 No competition 1904-05 No competition 1905-06 No competition 1906-07 No competition 1907-08 No competition 1908-09 No competition 1909-10 1910-11 1911-12 Wilberforce A 1912-13 1913-14 North Richmond 1914-15 No competition 1915-16 No competition 1916-17 No competition 1917-18 No competition 1918-19 Wilberforce 1919-20 Sackville Wilberforce 1920-21 Wilberforce Wilberforce 1921-22 Wilberforce Wilberforce 1922-23 Sackville Freemans Reach 1923-24 Wilberforce Cattai 1924-25 Richmond East Kurrajong Rouse Hill 1925-26 Richmond Riverstone Oakville 1926-27 Richmond North Richmond Forest Walker Cup 1927-28 Sackville Cattai 1928-29 Sackville Cattai Wilberforce 1929-30 Wilberforce Freemans Reach North Richmond 1930-31 Pitt Town Wilberforce Pitt Town 1931-32 Pitt Town Fernadell Richmond 1932-33 Pitt Town Richmond Sackville 1933-34 Freemans Reach Forest Bendigo 1934-35 Wilberforce Kurrajong Heights, Bendigo Enfield 1935-36 Richmond Forest Windsor Winooka 1936-37 Sackville Fernadell Don’t Worry Oakville 1937-38 Wilberforce Pitt Town East Kurrajong Kurrajong 1938-39 Pitt Town Windsor East Kurrajong Don’t Worry 1939-40 Kurrajong No competition Kurrajong Oakville 1940-41 Kurrajong No competition No competition No competition 1941-45 No competition No competition No competition No competition
114 First Grade (called A Grade until 1952-53 and in the period 1985-90) Premiers Minor Premiers Outstanding Player The James J. Walsh Cup HDCA Cup The Wotton Cup Donated by Mr Roger Wotton 1945-46 Windsor 1946-47 Richmond 1947-48 Wilberforce 1948-49 Richmond 1949-50 Windsor 1950-51 Wilberforce R.Wilbow 758 1951-52 Sackville C.Hall 1952-53 Wilberforce Geoff Hall 1953-54 Sackville N.Hall 1954-55 RAAF M.Hanrahan 1955-56 Wilberforce Gerald Hall and Noel Hall 1956-57 Wilberforce E.Traughton 1957-58 Wilberforce E.Tuckerman 1958-59 Wilberforce Noel Hall 1959-60 Wilberforce J.Baker 1960-61 Wilberforce Gerald Hall 1961-62 Sackville F.Strachan 1962-63 Sackville Gerald Hall 1963-64 RAAF C.Bond 1964-65 Richmond Geoff Hall 1965-66 Richmond Richmond E.Tuckerman 1966-67 Sackville Richmond Noel Hall 1967-68 Kurrajong Kurrajong C.Harburn 1968-69 Richmond Richmond Geoff Hall 1969-70 Richmond Richmond K.Hall 1970-71 Wilberforce Richmond C.Hall 1971-72 Wilberforce Sackville C.Hall 1972-73 Wilberforce North Richmond C.Hall WBF 1973-74 Windsor RSL North Richmond Ken Hall WBF 1974-75 Wilberforce Wilberforce J.Sanday PTS 1975-76 Windsor RSL North Richmond C.Coutis 829 1976-77 North Richmond Wilberforce C.Hall 957 1977-78 North Richmond Windsor C.Hall 727 1978-79 Windsor RSL Wilberforce C.Hall 1979-80 Wilberforce Wilberforce R.Hall 999 1980-81 Richmond Windsor Country 1981-82 Richmond Richmond R.Hall WBF 798 1982-83 Richmond Windsor N.Stringfellow NRC 683 1983-84 Wilberforce Wilberforce C.Hall WBF 583 1984-85 Blacktown Blacktown RSL C.Hall WBF 811 1985-86 Pitt Town Sports Wilberforce G.Alcorn WIN 738 1986-87 Windsor Richmond D.Jacobsen RCH 742 1987-88 Richmond Golf Richmond Golf B.Waller WCT 689 1988-89 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Windsor M.Frost WIN 520 1989-90 North Richmond North Richmond T.Brown WLG 543 1990-91 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues A.Sutcliffe WLG 513 1991-92 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues G.Sutcliffe WLG 749 1992-93 Wilberforce Wilberforce M.Brown SCH 689 1993-94 Richmond Richmond S.Lindo RCH 706 1994-95 Richmond Richmond S.Lindo RCH 776 1995-96 North Richmond Windsor Leagues P.Woods NRC 692 1996-97 Windsor Leagues Richmond A.Mitchell WLG 647 1997-98 Glossodia Glossodia D.Keegan SCH 591 1998-99 Glossodia Pitt Town Sports D.Keegan SCH 581 1999-00 Richmond Glossodia S.Lindo RCH 899 2000-01 North Richmond Glossodia G.Lindo RCH 709 2001-02 North Richmond Glossodia S.Lindo WBF 990 2002-03 North Richmond Glossodia David Byrnes NRC 1031 2003-04 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach David Byrnes NRC 778 2004-05 North Richmond North Richmond David Byrnes NRC 915
115 First Grade (continued) Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping HDCA Trophy Bill Huxley Trophy The late Alby Marr Cup Donated by Mrs E. Marr 1954-55 Geoff Hall 1955-56 A.Buttsworth 1956-57 A.Buttsworth 1957-58 J.Wellington 1958-59 A.Buttsworth 1959-60 1960-61 Geoff Hall 1961-62 Geoff Hall 1962-63 Geoff Hall 1963-64 Geoff Hall 1964-65 Geoff Hall 1965-66 Geoff Hall 1966-67 M.Packer KRJ C.Bullock 1967-68 I.Nicholls RCH P.Swan 1968-69 Gerald Hall SAC P.Simpson 1969-70 I.Nicholls RCH P.Simpson 1970-71 B.Strachan RCH J.Sexton 1971-72 Neal Hall WBF G.Hall 1972-73 K.Hall WBF G.Hall WBF 1973-74 G.Smith RCH G.Hall WBF 1974-75 Noel Hall WBF J.Wellington WRS 1975-76 Neal Hall WBF 7.93 M.Frost WIN 23 1976-77 C.Hall WBF S.Greentree WBF 8.60 M.Frost WIN 23 1977-78 G.Lane 11.60 H.Terry 23 1978-79 C.Hall 92.40 D.Hurst S.Fotheringham 29 1979-80 C.Hall 71.50 R.Hall M.Frost WIN 25 1980-81 J.Cobcroft 59.60 M.Puzney 11.40 1981-82 C.Hall WBF 49.18 D.Jacobsen RCH 7.25 R.Dunn WBF, M.Frost WIN 17 1982-83 S.Maraga WIN 54.40 S.Maraga WIN 9.69 M.Frost WIN 17 1983-84 P.Sullivan BLK 53.50 D.Crowe WCT 9.55 R.Dunn WBF 20 1984-85 C.Hall WBF 66.67 R.De Mattia WIN 12.03 P.Sandiland PTS 20 1985-86 A.Wilson PTS 83.33 J.Ross WCT 11.19 G.Nightingale WIN 14 1986-87 R.Warren WLG 43.00 A.Carroll NRC 8.56 J.Boersma RCH 25 1987-88 V.Humphries WLG 46.55 P.Woods NRC 10.97 R.Warren WCT 19 1988-89 M.Frost WIN 62.86 T.Spinks WIN 8.56 J.Cunningham NRC 14 1989-90 C.McKenzie GLO 68.00 P.Woods NRC 13.52 J.Cunningham NRC 13 1990-91 S.Beazley SCH 46.63 P.Lewis SCH 12.03 A.Griffis SCH 15 1991-92 G.Sutcliffe WLG 71.50 F.Coutis RCH 13.80 R.Warren WLG 14 1992-93 M.Brown SCH 55.90 S.Styles WBF 10.11 D.Crumpton RCH 16 1993-94 S.Lindo RCH 56.20 F.Coutis RCH 17.10 S.Lindo RCH 20 1994-95 J.Atherton NRC 88.20 F.Coutis RCH 16.90 S.Lindo RCH 24 1995-96 Jamie Jewiss GLO 47.80 A.Robb WLG 10.20 P.Allen NRC 15 1996-97 A.Johnston WLG 40.10 R.Flaherty NRC 10.80 T.Bennett PTS 19 1997-98 B.Drew RCH 62.50 N.Hall RCH 10.80 I.Alchin RCH 31 1998-99 A.Mitchell GLO 31.55 Stephen Cross NRC 9.66 M.Bean NRC 22 1999-00 Shane Lindo RCH 63.55 D.Eley RCH 11.56 B.Reeves GLO 21 2000-01 A.Mitchell GLO 39.33 Scott Richards GLO 8.81 B.Reeves GLO 14 2001-02 A.Mitchell GLO 85.67 D.Keegan SCH 11.88 C.Johnson NRC, S.Wheeler SCH 22 2002-03 A.Mitchell GLO 51.25 David Byrnes NRC 11.06 P.Allen NRC 25 2003-04 David Byrnes NRC 56.14 K.Hall FRC 8.13 D.Cohen FRC 19 2004-05 M.Johnson RCH 45.11 David Byrnes NRC 11.30 C.Gee RCH 19 Second Grade (called A Reserve Grade until 1952-53 and in the period 1985-90) Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore The Dave Woods HDCA Trophy Bernard Deane Trophy Memorial Trophy 1945-46 1946-47 Tennyson 1947-48 Wilberforce 1948-49 Wilberforce 1949-50 1950-51 Richmond 1951-52 1952-53 K.Roberts 1953-54 Kurrajong E.Traughton 1954-55 Ebenezer A.Matheson 1955-56 Pitt Town A.Matheson 1956-57 G.George 1957-58 Richmond II B.Hall 1958-59 1959-60 Cattai 1960-61 Pitt Town Max Douglass 1961-62 Maroota Max Douglass 1962-63 Pitt Town W.Mitchell 1963-64 Richmond T.Roberts 1964-65 Maroota T.Roberts 1965-66 Richmond Freemans Reach M.Douglass 1966-67 Cattai Freemans Reach M.Douglass 1967-68 Riverstone Pitt Town I.Johnston 1968-69 Pitt Town RAAF K.Hall 1969-70 Pitt Town Pitt Town R.Packer 1970-71 Riverstone Maroota R.Packer 1971-72 Richmond Windsor P.Simpson 1972-73 Maroota Richmond M.Douglass MRT 1973-74 Sackville Richmond J.King EKR 1974-75 Richmond Riverstone RSL R.Bailey RIV 1975-76 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL R.Bailey RIV 801 1976-77 Riverstone RSL Richmond Ex-Servicemens C.Willis RIV 815 1977-78 RAAF RAAF W.Tuckerman 674 1978-79 Schofields Windsor RSL I.Hall 680 1979-80 North Richmond Wilberforce 1980-81 Sackville Maroota 1981-82 Maroota Maroota John Williams WBF 858 1982-83 Schofields Schofields John Williams WBF 766 1983-84 Freemans Reach Wilberforce John Williams WBF 844 1984-85 Maroota North Richmond R.Watkins MRT 1030 1985-86 Richmond Golf Riverstone RSL P.Lewis RIV 720 1986-87 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL C.McKenzie GLO 785 1987-88 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens G.Kroehnert GLO 869 1988-89 Glossodia Glossodia S.Richards GLO 736 1989-90 Freemans Reach Windsor R.Watkins MRT 582 1990-91 North Richmond North Richmond R.Watkins MRT 667 1991-92 North Richmond North Richmond R.Watkins MRT 842 1992-93 North Richmond Maroota M.Nicholls MHL 812 1993-94 Maroota Richmond A.Barry RCH 644 1994-95 Windsor Leagues Schofields M.Lyden WBF 903 1995-96 Maroota Maroota R.Warren WLG 609 1996-97 Windsor Leagues Schofields Z.Milakovic WLG 691 1997-98 North Richmond North Richmond M.Greentree FRC 774 1998-99 Maroota Maroota M.Simpson MRT 815 1999-00 Wilberforce Freemans Reach M.Stubbings FRC 779 2000-01 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach P.Riley RIV 769 2001-02 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues R.Drury GLO 1005 2002-03 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach R.Drury GLO 1134 2003-04 Bligh Park Pitt Town Sports D.Brian PTS 892 2004-05 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach P.Madden FRC 767 Second Grade (continued)
Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Cec Sullivan Trophy Greg Maguire Trophy Roger Sinavin Perpetual Trophy Donated by North Richmond CC
1967-68 J.Woods PTS 1968-69 V.Bonnett NIR 1969-70 D.Jacobsen 1970-71 P.Greentree FRC 1971-72 D.Cooper RCH 1972-73 R.Sly RCH 1973-74 D.Cooper RCH 1974-75 1975-76 P.Airey 6.60 1976-77 L.Voller SAC T.Edwards WIN 7.97 L.Lane SCH 1977-78 R.Davis 8.07 1978-79 D.Dunn 7.93 1979-80 B.Strachan RCH 10.20 1980-81 K.Lenord 10.03 1981-82 G.Lopez SCH 34.50 D.Jacobsen 7.05 R.Davis WCT 22 1982-83 W.Mulligan RCH 35.38 K.Tucker RAF 7.00 A.Broadhurst NRC 25 1983-84 R.Watkins MRT 42.36 J.Wenzel FRC 9.89 M.Whitby (snr) RIV 19 1984-85 R.Watkins MRT 50.00 Stephen Cross NRC 10.64 J.Cunningham NRC 24 1985-86 G.Hitchcock MRT 40.67 Stephen Cross NRC 9.93 J.Cunningham NRC 21 1986-87 P.Sargent RIV 79.13 Barry Talbot SCH 12.54 J.Cunningham NRC 34 1987-88 D.Watkins REX 52.40 G.Williams REX 7.38 C.McKenzie GLO 13 1988-89 Graham Drury GLO 49.43 J.Bourke GLO 10.15 C.McKenzie GLO 23 1989-90 G.Langton FRC 44.50 No qualifier M.Simpson FRC 17 1990-91 R.Gallagher MHL 48.42 J.McMahon GLO 11.84 T.Warner MHL 16 1991-92 R.Watkins MRT 54.70 David Byrnes NRC 12.40 Rod Hitchcock MRT 20 1992-93 W.Dowers CAV 50.20 S.Carey MHL 11.39 M.Simpson FRC, L.Douglass MRT 22 1993-94 C.Ellings RCH 71.50 A.Barry RCH 10.60 B.Reeves GLO 20 1994-95 D.Hooper RCH 74.00 B.Ball SCH 12.80 B.Reeves GLO 22 1995-96 Craig Chapman GLO 73.60 Z.Milakovic WLG 14.30 B.Reeves GLO 25 1996-97 I.Mitchell MRT 52.00 A.Bye SCH 9.50 M.Simpson FRC 19 1997-98 B.Reeves GLO 42.00 R.Flaherty NRC 7.80 M.Simpson MRT 30 1998-99 M.Simpson MRT 52.92 J.Armstrong FRC 12.26 B.Reeves GLO 26 1999-00 B.Moseley MRT 38.13 Dean Byrnes WBF 11.35 M.Simpson MRT 22 2000-01 B.Stewart FRC 35.67 P.Riley RIV 9.61 C.Gee GLO 31 2001-02 R.Dunn WLG 73.00 Daniel Woods WLG 13.81 R.Warren WLG 28 2002-03 M.Poulter GLO 46.38 G.Denmeade NRC 8.45 B.Reeves GLO 34 2003-04 D.Brian PTS 54.57 D.Brian PTS 10.27 M.Earl NRC 26 2004-05 M.Mullins FRC 36.43 S.Edwards NRC 11.14 D.Miller FRC 25 Third Grade (called B Grade until 1952-53 and in the period 1985-90) Premiers Minor Premiers Outstanding Player Hawkesbury Valley Motors HDCA Trophy Pulsford Cup Cup Presented by Brian Pulsford 1945-46 Kurrajong 1946-47 1947-48 Sackville 1948-49 Vineyard 1949-50 1950-51 Methodist 1951-52 Pitt Town 1952-53 K.Atkins 1953-54 Sackville P.Greentree 1954-55 P.Greentree 1955-56 B.Blundell 1956-57 Richmond S.Strachan 1957-58 Oakville M.Douglass 1958-59 Don’t Worry P.Greentree 1959-60 North Richmond G.Edwards 1960-61 Riverstone RSL M.Brown 1961-62 Pitt Town W.Beddows 1962-63 Freemans Reach C.Roberts 1963-64 Pitt Town S.Hunt 1964-65 Freemans Reach P.Dunn 1965-66 Richmond North Richmond R.Shea 1966-67 East Kurrajong Sackville R.Sexton 1967-68 Sackville Wilberforce I.Hall 1968-69 North Richmond North Richmond G.Sanday 1969-70 Sackville Sackville R.Bailey 1970-71 Sackville Sackville G.Tuckwell 1971-72 OTU Scheyville Pitt Town P.Bullock FRC 1972-73 East Kurrajong Maraylya D.Bowman PTS 1973-74 Pitt Town Pitt Town R.Brown MRT 1974-75 Wilberforce Wilberforce R.Brown MRT 1975-76 Glossodia North Richmond G.Andrews 1188 1976-77 RAAF RAAF N.Christie 847 1977-78 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL D.Clements MRT 970 1978-79 Pitt Town Sports Commercial Hotel C.Brown 995 1979-80 Schofields 1980-81 RAAF Riverstone Juniors S.Sheehan 1034 1981-82 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach T.Haynes SCH 611 1982-83 Riverstone RSL Juniors Riverstone RSL Juniors R.Moseley GLO 757 1983-84 Schofields Schofields D.Luttrell PTS 906 1984-85 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach A.White SCH 597 1985-86 Hawkesbury Football Archers Graham Drury WCT 799 1986-87 Royal Exchange Royal Exchange C.Brown PTS 885 1987-88 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens Greg Riley RIV 722 1988-89 Royal Exchange Royal Exchange S.Fairburn MHL 634 1989-90 North Richmond North Richmond G.Neich MRT 753 1990-91 Schofields Freemans Reach J.Leipa SCH 620 1991-92 Wilberforce Wilberforce B.Marks WBF 816 1992-93 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens Jamie Lang GLO 872 1993-94 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues P.Brodbeck PTS 826 1994-95 Maroota North Richmond A.Woodbury GLO 918 1995-96 North Richmond North Richmond B.Drew RCH 781 1996-97 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach A.White FRC 663 1997-98 Bligh Park Richmond Ex-Servicemens I.Toomsalu BPK 1149 1998-99 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL M.Collins MAC 1026 1999-00 Glossodia Glossodia B.Talbot PTS 956 2000-01 Wilberforce Glossodia Craig Gordon WBF 1006 2001-02 Bligh Park Bligh Park C.Miller MAC 1107 2002-03 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports C.Miller MAC 1097 2003-04 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues S.Clements MRT 989 2004-05 Bligh Park Schofields M.Boyle BPK 761 Third Grade (continued)
Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Hayes Bros Trophy HDCA Trophy Peter Greentree Trophy 1971-72 P.Ryan PTS 1972-73 R.Moseley MRY 1973-74 P.Dunn PTS 1974-75 R.Brown MRT S.Fotheringham 20 1975-76 G.Andrews 35.86 G.Brodie 17 1976-77 S.Duckett 56.20 R.Matheson NRC 22 1977-78 G.Hitchcock MRT 39.60 H.McKay GLO 7.78 T.Speechley 25 1978-79 K.Keith 53.30 J.Cook D.Finneran, R.Matheson NRC 19 1979-80 T.Rutkowski 46.33 D.Crowe 4.05 G.Britton SCH 24 1980-81 D.Drayton RIV 67.37 A.Harris 9.07 R.Milner FRC 19 1981-82 G.Langdon FRC 43.00 A.Mutch SCH 9.89 Rod Hitchcock MRT 31 1982-83 G.Ryan FRC 58.20 A.Barry SCH 6.33 Mark Whitby RIV 22 1983-84 V.Cole SCH 51.60 S.Tait RCH 7.57 H.Stephens PTS 20 1984-85 C.Gallen WBF 52.77 P.Watkins FRC 10.12 M.Simpson FRC 22 1985-86 S.McKay ACH 41.11 S.Clark ACH 7.41 Rod Hitchcock MRT 24 1986-87 M.Simpson FRC 57.33 G.Greentree FRC 10.43 B.Reeves GLO 27 1987-88 H.Bielderman REX 43.10 N.Smith RIV 11.15 H.Stephens PTS 23 1988-89 R.Den Adel GLO 55.00 I.Mitchell MRT 8.63 M.Black ROY 16 1989-90 David Byrnes NRC 73.29 R.Nott NRC 11.68 G.Bailey WBF,T.Willmott GLO,R.Hitchcock MRT 12 1990-91 S.Matthews ROY 53.83 P.Noble FRC 11.93 M.Simpson FRC 26 1991-92 B.Marks WBF 53.80 T.Lees WBF 13.10 T.Carpini ROY 21 1992-93 Jamie Lang GLO 51.83 M.Boyle ROY 13.88 R.Johnson RCH 19 1993-94 P.Brodbeck PTS 94.33 I.Mitchell MRT 13.80 P.Brodbeck PTS 26 1994-95 G.Neich MRT 57.60 G.Adams MRT 14.10 Craig Palmer GLO 23 1995-96 D.Johnson NRC 83.00 T.Allayalis NRC 8.20 A.White FRC 29 1996-97 M.Stubbings FRC 296.00 D.Pelham FRC 14.10 G.Bourne RCH, A.White FRC 26 1997-98 I.Toomsalu BPK 59.90 W.Jackett NRC 11.20 Bevan Smith BPK 38 1998-99 M.Collins MAC, C.Parkinson RIV 52.17 C.Peberdy RIV 7.23 P.Bennett MAC 21 1999-00 B.M.Thompson PTS 46.88 A.Woodbury GLO 12.08 J.Fressard BPK 19 2000-01 Craig Gordon WBF 66.10 W.Watson WBF 11.45 J.Fressard BPK 32 2001-02 R.Reid WLG 46.22 M.Wilbow PTS 14.32 J.Fressard BPK 22 2002-03 B.M.Thompson PTS 68.00 P.Flanagan MAC 11.47 T.Creamer PTS 26 2003-04 P.Grayson PTS 49.88 M.McGowan WLG 12.93 M.Sharp PTS 16 2004-05 R.Watkins MRT 41.37 M.Boyle BPK 8.69 J.Clements MRT 19 Fourth Grade (called C Grade until 1952-53 and B Reserve Grade in the period 1985-90) Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Brian Quinton Trophy Russ Mitchell Memorial Trophy R.B.Turnbull Perpetual Donated by the Mitchell family Trophy 1945-46 1946-47 1947-48 Cattai 1948-49 Wilberforce II 1949-50 Cattai 1950-51 Wilberforce 1951-52 Richmond 1952-53 Oakville 1953-54 Sackville 1954-55 Sackville 1955-56 Glossodia 1956-57 Cattai V.Harris 1957-58 Oakville E.Simmons 1958-59 North Richmond G.Edwards 1959-60 Richmond B.Roberts 1960-61 Maroota M.Strachan 1961-62 R.Speet 1962-63 G.Morgan 1963-64 Richmond P.Dunn 1964-65 Glossodia A.Hall 1965-66 Maroota R.Shea 1966-67 Richmond Freemans Reach J.Gallen 1967-68 Maraylya Freemans Reach D.France 1968-69 North Richmond North Richmond C.Dixon 1969-70 CYS Windsor H.Weller 1970-71 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach G.Chapman 1971-72 Windsor Windsor RSL B.Carson 1972-73 Freemans Reach R.De Mattia FRC 1973-74 Oakville Oakville S.Mullins EKR 1974-75 Windsor RSL Windsor RSL P.Hunt WRS 1975-76 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL S.Sheehan 985 1976-77 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach P.Hunt FRC 1001 1977-78 Schofields Schofields 1978-79 Sackville-Maroota Sackville-Maroota A.Nicholson 784 1979-80 Commercial Hotel Freemans Reach 1980-81 North Richmond Maroota 1981-82 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach G.Harris RRH 996 1982-83 Pitt Town Sports Riverstone RSL M.Murray PTS 801 1983-84 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach C.Doyle GLO 862 1984-85 Commercial Hotel Commercial Hotel B.Emblem COM 1062 1985-86 Freemans Reach Richmond Ex-Servicemens P.Eggers ROY 1108 1986-87 Windsor Richmond Ex-Servicemens I.Smith COM 936 1987-88 Richmond Richmond Ex-Servicemens S.Fairburn MHL 1104 1988-89 Schofields Riverstone RSL Greg Riley RIV 810 1989-90 Glossodia Glossodia A.Coull SCH 647 1990-91 McGraths Hill Wilberforce M.Lyden jnr WBF 791 1991-92 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens Greg Riley RIV 764 1992-93 Maroota Maroota B.Tuckerman NRC 846 1993-94 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach M.Lyden WBF 742 1994-95 Freemans Reach Schofields B.Madden PTS 853 1995-96 Richmond Richmond P.Airey AUS 835 1996-97 Riverstone RSL Glossodia J.Ford RIV 1058 1997-98 Richmond Pitt Town Sports R.Brennan RCH 950 1998-99 Pitt Town Sports North Richmond G.Simpson FRC 848 1999-00 Macquarie Towns Windsor Leagues R.Moseley MRT 1071 2000-01 Macquarie Towns Macquarie Towns G.Wickham RCH 1149 2001-02 Maroota North Richmond P.Hewett WBF 1371 2002-03 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports S.Harris SCH 1169 2003-04 Freemans Reach Wilberforce D.Collier FRC 1020 2004-05 Bligh Park Wilberforce Adam Carver NRC 877 Fourth Grade (continued)
Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Riverstone RSL Cricket Club Richmond Motor Engineers Richmond Trophies Perpetual Trophy Trophy Trophy Donated by Grahame Neich 1971-72 P.Gray WRS 1972-73 G.Ryan RCH 1973-74 N.Randall OAK 1974-75 M.Wellington WRS,J.Luland SAC 1975-76 G.Alcorn 4.29 1976-77 D.Carter FRC R.Ord 7.30 1977-78 M.Brown 8.32 1978-79 A.Tuckerman SVM J.Nicholson 9.60 1979-80 P.Greentree FRC 9.60 1980-81 S.Byers 8.27 1981-82 J.Halpin WCT 53.11 D.Moffitt FRC 6.40 B.Cox RCH 19 1982-83 N.Wolffe RIV 35.37 M.Murray PTC 7.96 R.Hough REX 28 1983-84 A.Morris GLO 39.44 D.Forrest FRC 5.15 D.Eley FRC 25 1984-85 R.Lucas REX 40.36 C.Brown PTS 10.13 H.Stephens PTS 34 1985-86 R.Mitchell RCH 50.00 J.Griffith ROY 9.81 H.Bielderman COM 26 1986-87 D.Hudson RAF 59.00 P.Flanagan REX 9.52 L.Lane SCH 23 1987-88 J.Breaden RCH 48.33 M.Filios RCH 9.77 S.Miller MHL 23 1988-89 N.McKenzie SCH 52.50 T.Cook RIV 8.23 M.Whitby RIV 20 1989-90 A.Tierney GLO 40.71 M.Hughes ROY 11.47 Kevin Meurant SCH 19 1990-91 M.Lyden jnr WBF 50.10 T.Lees WBF12.53 M.Lyden jnr WBF 29 1991-92 J.Ritchie RIV 44.20 G.Rains FRC 11.10 S.Miller FRC 24 1992-93 D.Jackson NRC 70.71 I.Mitchell MRT12.59 Rod Hitchcock MRT 23 1993-94 M.Lyden WBF 54.33 R.Flaherty NRC 11.15 J.Selig WBF 20 1994-95 L.Kriketos REX 59.60 P.Wood SCH 9.10 C.Midgley REX 15 1995-96 B.Barry RCH 60.60 A.Kitching RIV 11.30 G.Bourne RCH 22 1996-97 R.Drury GLO 53.30 R.Drury GLO 10.10 Craig Palmer GLO 32 1997-98 R.Brennan RCH 62.70 G.Lever RCH 12.80 S.Mulford SCH 26 1998-99 Brad Roberts NRC 78.50 L.Shelton NRC 11.23 Martin Sharp PTS 28 1999-00 D.Tabrett WLG 67.00 G.Clifford MAC12.48 S.Madden WBF 18 2000-01 S.Brown WLG 60.86 G.Wickham RCH 10.00 P.Lea WLG 25 2001-02 L.Eldridge NRC 57.75 S.Edwards NRC 12.71 Rod Hitchcock MRT 20 2002-03 D.Nieass PTS 63.44 N.Wilbow PTS 10.69 W.Brennan SCH 19 2003-04 S.Counter RIV 41.63 A.Walker WBF 8.69 T.Barber GLO 29 2004-05 A.Bartley PTS 32.88 T.Reckless WBF 9.64 L.Nettleton FRC 25
ABBREVIATIONS FOR CLUBS AND TEAMS IN THE HDCA The following abbreviations are used to describe clubs and teams within the Records section.
ACH Archers MRY Maraylya RIV Riverstone RSL AUS Aussie Social NIR HMAS Nirimba RVB Riverstone RSL Blue BLK Blacktown NRC North Richmond RVG Riverstone RSL Gold BPK Bligh Park NRA North Richmond A RRH Riverstone Royal Hotel COM Commercial Hotel NRB North Richmond Blue ROY Royal Exchange EKJ East Kurrajong NRG North Richmond Gold SAC Sackville EMU Emu Plains OAK Oakville SCH Schofields EPR Emu Plains Red OTS OUT Scheyville WBF Wilberforce EPW Emu Plains White PTS Pitt Town Sports WFB Wilberforce Black FRC Freemans Reach PTD Pitt Town Sports Devils WFW Wilberforce White GLO Glossodia PTH Pitt Town Sports Hornets WCT Windsor Country MAC Macquarie Towns RAF RAAF WIN Windsor MHL McGraths Hill RCH Richmond WLG Windsor Leagues MHA McGraths Hill A RCB Richmond Blue WGO Windsor Leagues Gold MHB McGraths Hill B RCW Richmond White WGR Windsor Leagues Green MRT Maroota REX Richmond Ex-Servicemens WRS Windsor RSL RIV Riverstone (from 2004-05) Fifth Grade (called C Grade in the period 1985-90)
Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Stegbar Windows Trophy Peter Hupalo Trophy Jim Morrison Memorial Trophy 1976-77 Maroota Schofields P.Lane 815 1977-78 Freemans Reach East Kurrajong T.Breadsell 1650 1978-79 Riverstone Royals Freemans Reach 1979-80 Riverstone Royals Riverstone Royals Rod Hitchcock 841 1980-81 East Kurrajong Glossodia A.Croquett 1181 1981-82 Riverstone Riverstone J.Cook RIV 1149 1982-83 Wilberforce Maroota I.Crombie MRT 973 1983-84 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Pitt Town Sports P.Bellamy PTS 831 1984-85 Freemans Reach Glossodia S.McKay BLK 1026 1985-86 RAAF Glossodia D.Haack RAF 856 1986-87 McGraths Hill Schofields T.Bye SCH 1102 1987-88 Schofields Richmond Ex-Servicemens N.Fletcher WBF 886 1988-89 Glossodia Royal Exchange W.Packer FRC 933 1989-90 North Richmond Freemans Reach A.Doherty NRC 731 1990-91 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports W.Jordan GLO 602 1991-92 Windsor Schofields B.Drew NRC 564 1992-93 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports B.Reeves GLO 1005 1993-94 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports J.Ford RIV 1167 1994-95 Richmond North Richmond J.King WLG 1505 1995-96 Wilberforce Schofields J.Selig WBF 1083 1996-97 Schofields Wilberforce J.Donnelly AUS 795 1997-98 North Richmond Riverstone RSL T.Langford RCH 943 1998-99 Maroota Richmond D.Nissila MRT 942 1999-00 Glossodia Windsor Leagues T.Turner NRC 852 2000-01 North Richmond North Richmond C.Miller MAC 1210 2001-02 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports D.Nieass PTS 1005 2002-03 Bligh Park Riverstone RSL J.Davis RIV 1295 2003-04 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL J.Hayes FRC 1093 2004-05 Richmond Maroota L.Blake MRT 1061 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Tates Hotel Trophy HDCA Trophy Bernie Tamplin Memorial Trophy Donated by Hawkesbury Sporting Club 1976-77 J.Demmarg SCH 34.09 1977-78 D.Drayton 74.27 1978-79 P.Bell 62.00 1979-80 G.Neich 42.84 1980-81 A.Croquett 57.50 1981-82 C.Mulford RIV 36.28 J.Bonser MRT 6.45 I.Camarsh GLO 23 1982-83 I.Crombie MRT 35.72 P.Watkins MRT 6.89 A.Griffiths SCH 17 1983-84 P.Bellamy PTS 40.85 A.Smith WBF 9.50 J.Kenny WBF15 1984-85 J.Whitmore FRC 45.36 J.Rourke GLO 8.76 B.Reeves GLO 26 1985-86 S.Richards GLO 50.63 D.Haack RCH 8.17 B.Reeves GLO 29 1986-87 J.Gadsby SCH 63.29 P.Watkins BLK 9.28 T.Watkins MRT31 1987-88 N.McKenzie SCH 40.67 J.Hayes REX 7.65 J.Kenny WBF33 1988-89 T.Wickham RAF 42.00 R.Hunter FRC 7.76 Steve Richards GLO 18 1989-90 N.Picton NRC 46.09 A.Doherty NRC 8.43 J.Carson NRC13 1990-91 G.Brown PTS 52.62 M.Hurst PTS 10.61 T.Chapman FRC 21 1991-92 S.Winters WLG 56.40 No qualifier B.Reeves GLO 16 1992-93 N.Porth RCH 70.67 D.Worth NRC 13.97 B.Reeves GLO 22 1993-94 G.Gardener GLO 82.16 J.Ford RIV 9.55 Craig Palmer GLO 12 1994-95 B.Drew NRC 78.20 B.Drew NRC 13.30 K.Meurant SCH, J.Cunningham NRC 22 1995-96 M.Earl NRC 65.70 G.Harris SCH 8.60 J.Selig WBF38 1996-97 W.Watson WBF 54.30 W.Jackett NRC 14.70 P.McMahon NRC, M.ThomasWLG 1997-98 B.Kentwell WBF 55.10 T.Turner NRC 14.10 16 1998-99 D.Nissila MRT 46.00 C.Hutchings NRC 12.92 P.Cole RCH18 1999-00 R.Cruickshank GLO 70.67 S.Brown WLG 10.50 R.Hundy GLO 28 2000-01 M.Goodear NRC 56.89 C.Miller MAC 8.63 T.Barber GLO 33 2001-02 D.Wellington NRC 68.50 D.Nieass PTS 13.06 T.Goodear NRC27 2002-03 J.Armstrong BPK 53.00 J.Davis RIV 12.94 N.Barry RCH37 2003-04 B.Poehlson RIV 49.86 P.Baker NRC 6.42 N.Barry RCH25 2004-05 B.Decent WBF 78.20 Brady Smith WBF 11.48 L.Nettleton FRC 16 Rod Hitchcock MRT, P.Lea WLG 22 Sixth Grade (called C Reserve Grade in the period 1985-90)
Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 1979-80 Schofields Daruk 1980-81 Pitt Town Sports Wilberforce 1981-82 Wilberforce Freemans Reach G.Salt FRC 697 1982-83 Windsor Country Riverstone RSL D.Haywood RIV 1007 1983-84 Windsor Blacktown RSL T.Richards GLO 1142 1984-85 Archers Archers S.Donlan ACH 1259 1985-86 Windsor Windsor G.Rains MHL 964 1986-87 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens F.Mills SCH 746 1987-88 Pitt Town Commercial Hotel D.Gracey COM 891 1988-89 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens F.Vanopynen FRC 787 1989-90 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues M.Calphy NRC 798 1990-91 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues M.Henshaw GLO 588 1991-92 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports G.Moore REX 650 1992-93 Richmond Ex-Servicemens North Richmond M.Patino MHL 959 1993-94 Richmond Schofields R.Howard MRT 764 1994-95 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports Craig Chapman GLO 970 1995-96 Windsor Leagues North Richmond P.Miller AUS 1173 1996-97 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Riverstone RSL T.Manning SCH 832 1997-98 Schofields Schofields S.Counter SCH 1049 1998-99 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports P.Baker NRC 902 1999-00 Macquarie Towns Richmond G.Wickham RCH 1517 2000-01 North Richmond Wilberforce P.Hewett WBF 1085 2001-02 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach J.Edwards WLG 1094 2002-03 Riverstone RSL Freemans Reach J.Hayes FRC 1057 2003-04 Glossodia Glossodia Matt Herbert BPK 899 2004-05 Schofields Bligh Park M.Crew WLG 1191 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Carross Designs Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy Donated by Carl Eilbeck 1979-80 G.Buchanan 7.33 G.Power 22 1980-81 R.Sligar 8.21 G.Stuart 35 1981-82 S.Condon FRC 42.16 J.Wenzel FRC 6.20 I.Kentwell GLO 17 1982-83 G.Beare COM 52.56 D.Haywood RIV 6.30 G.Wheeler RIV 14 1983-84 T.Richards GLO 56.55 S.McKay BLK 7.74 G.Smith BLK 18 1984-85 N.Patchett ACH 57.42 S.Clarke ACH 12.59 J.Dyke REX 21 1985-86 G.McMahon WIN 37.70 S.David ACH 9.22 J.Benson RIV 28 1986-87 G.Hammell REX 58.60 J.Hayes REX 8.38 G.Lyon WCT 23 1987-88 P.Davis PTS 40.89 A.Tierney GLO 7.60 Martin Sharp PTS 25 1988-89 D.Midgley REX 71.25 M.Inskip WIN 10.03 S.Muscolino MRT 18 1989-90 M.Calphy NRC 43.20 P.Hodges WIN 8.45 G.Sandilands WIN 21 1990-91 C.Toth WLG 50.71 D.Day RCH 10.30 J.Rogerson RIV 13 1991-92 P.Bellamy PTS 61.20 G.Baker RCH 14.30 R.Johnson RCH 13 1992-93 J.Moss REX 56.00 Pat Sheffield WLG 10.59 I.Priest REX 33 1993-94 T.Seach RIV 57.75 E.Dickson RIV 13.80 A.McLean RIV,M.LulandPTS 17 1994-95 Craig Chapman GLO 67.70 C.Davy NRC 11.60 S.Kerr SCH 28 1995-96 M.Hayward WLG 53.80 C.Midgley REX 8.00 J.Mullinger NRC 36 1996-97 T.Beazley SCH 58.00 M.O’Hare REX 10.00 A.McLean RIV 24 1997-98 K.Chesterman NRC 78.40 G.Seale GLO 14.30 T.Barber GLO 21 1998-99 I.Jones PTS 53.80 B.Talbot PTS 8.05 L.Lane SCH 27 1999-00 G.Wickham RCH 74.20 Bob Russell MAC 11.78 M.Tadich NRC 27 2000-01 B.Sargent BPK 48.89 P.Lane RIV 9.63 T.Lees RIV 15 2001-02 P.Bell WBF 51.33 Ben G. Adams FRC 10.35 J.Shaw SCH 24 2002-03 Brett L.Thompson WLG 53.57 J.Hayes FRC 12.67 S.Cole BPK 21 2003-04 M.Bean GLO 136.00 A.Harriott GLO 9.75 S.Blackwood BPK 21 2004-05 V.Cole SCH 67.25 B.Hannon SCH 7.03 L.Bonnici NRC 14 Seventh Grade (called D Grade in the period 1985-90)
Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Lloyd Smith MBE Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 1983-84 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL A.Mulholland RIV 987 1984-85 Wilberforce McGraths Hill J.Kenny WBF 943 1985-86 Glossodia RAAF D.Hudson RAF 1025 1986-87 Commercial Hotel Royal Exchange D.Bennett WCT 1062 1987-88 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens G.Rutley MHL 953 1988-89 Schofields McGraths Hill M.Stanley MHL 730 1989-90 North Richmond Schofields A.Morgan WLG 840 1990-91 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Pitt Town Sports J.Abad RIV 598 1991-92 Riverstone RSL, Wilberforce Wilberforce W.Ritchie WBF 897 1992-93 Pitt Town Sports Schofields A.Kitching RIV 833 1993-94 North Richmond North Richmond S.Barwick RCH 906 1994-95 North Richmond Maroota T.Parmenter MRT 993 1995-96 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Richmond Ex-Servicemens B.McNaught GLO 1019 1996-97 Schofields Schofields Nick Cain NRC 951 1997-98 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach R.Satori FRC 1023 1998-99 Wilberforce Wilberforce Daniel Jones WBF 1091 1999-00 North Richmond Glossodia C.Miller MAC 1223 2000-01 Pitt Town Sports Freemans Reach T.Boyle PTS 1125 2001-02 Glossodia Riverstone RSL N.Richardson BPK 1182 2002-03 Glossodia Pitt Town Sports J.Wood RCH 1089 2003-04 Wilberforce Wilberforce M.Finn WLG 1280 2004-05 Maroota Bligh Park White M.Bennett MRT 1068 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 1983-84 P.Garay MHL 40.22 I.Saunders RIV 7.17 J.Brooks RIV 12 1984-85 J.Kenny WBF 42.68 C.Bland MHL 8.60 J.Kenny WBF 18 1985-86 K.Franklin RAF 46.00 D.Hudson RAF 6.49 S.Overton RIV 26 1986-87 D.Bennett WCT 32.80 B.Eaton ROY 9.45 T.Lobb COM 26 1987-88 M.Swain REX 42.33 M.Riley REX 9.39 D.Thompson PTS 17 1988-89 A.McLean SCH 37.58 S.Singleton GLO 8.10 T.Dureau REX 24 1989-90 P.Luckman SCH 39.80 A.Morgan WLG 8.53 R.Shaw NRC 20 1990-91 P.Bellamy PTS 59.00 C.Shields REX 13.64 I.Johnston PTS 18 1991-92 Craig Palmer GLO 54.50 K.Kafoa WBF 7.70 R.Thompson WLG 16 1992-93 T.Bain PTS 55.50 A.Kitching RIV 11.73 S.Muscolino MRT 15 1993-94 N.Mearns NRC 84.16 N.Mearns NRC 9.12 S.Ryan RCH, G.Mills GLO, D.Hunt WLG 13 1994-95 R.Roberts NRC 83.50 T.Langford RCH 10.62 J.Mullinger NRC 18 1995-96 T.Hall GLO 48.40 S.Black REX 9.60 T.Hall GLO 19 1996-97 N.Kentwell WBF 112.60 B.Lambert SCH 12.30 P.Lea WLG, D.Quillan RIV 20 1997-98 B.Stewart FRC 67.60 Trevor Webb FRC 8.30 J.Luland WBF 22 1998-99 Daniel Jones WBF 46.07 P.Lane RIV 7.97 M.Tadich NRC 23 1999-00 A.McKinnon NRC 54.00 C.Miller MAC 11.58 D.Quillan RIV, L.Lane SCH 18 2000-01 I.Bruce MRT 32.92 R.Greentree FRC 6.73 G.Langham MRT 23 2001-02 B.Wood SCH 45.73 A.Graczyk RIV 10.20 A.McLean RIV 20 2002-03 S.Pombart RCH 94.80 A.Tyler GLO 13.87 R.Bayne NRC 27 2003-04 B.Decent WBF 188.25 B.Brian PTS 7.91 D.Grimaldi GLO 29 2004-05 C.Haddad NRC 112.50 C.Brennen BPK 9.59 Russell Hitchcock MRT 10 Eighth Grade
Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 1990-91 Maroota Windsor Leagues D.Pullman REX 639 1991-92 Richmond Richmond J.Moss REX 805 1992-99 No competition 1999-00 Windsor Leagues Freemans Reach D.Hamerlok RCH 1141 2000-01 North Richmond North Richmond M.Giggins WBF 661 2001-02 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach J. Rogers GLO 1354 2002-03 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach G.Quince GLO 1159 2003-05 No competition Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 1990-91 P.Brady NRC 51.80 B.Hall WBF 6.40 Tony Grimaldi GLO 17 1991-92 R.Howard MRT 51.40 P.Brookes REX 12.00 G.Micallef RCH 12 1992-99 1999-00 P.Forrest WLG 71.57 A.Sinka RCH 9.66 R.Hayes MAC 12 2000-01 G.Lane WBF 37.13 E.Frost NRC 10.67 R.Sherrell NRC 17 2001-02 D.Collier FRC 43.83 P.Noble FRC 8.85 P.Collier FRC 26 2002-03 M.Russell MAC 122.00 Michael Hasick WBF 11.74 Tony Grimaldi GLO 29 2003-05
Ninth Grade
Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 2001-02 Richmond Windsor Leagues A.Stephens RCH 1399 2002-05 No competition Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 2001-02 A.Stephens RCH 51.00 P.Harris NRC 7.50 B.Thomas WLG 23 2002-05
Womens Competition
Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Hanna Match Cup 1997-98 Glossodia Glossodia A.Green GLO 575 1998-99 Maroota Maroota N.Woodbury MRT 704 1999-00 Maroota Maroota N.Woodbury MRT 376 2000-01 Emu Plains White Emu Plains White S.Smith EPW 481 2001-02 Maroota Maroota S.Foenander EPW 321 2002-05 No competition Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping 1997-98 A.Green GLO 135.00 A.Green GLO 6.80 J.Johnston PTS 13 1998-99 N.Woodbury MRT 114.80 L.Neich MRT 9.50 J.Johnston PTS 10 1999-00 Leah Cam BPK 83.00 N.Merlino EMU 6.31 M.Bennett MRT 4 2000-01 S.Smith EPW 102.00 K.Matheson RVB 4.80 W.McLean RVG 8 2001-02 M.Bennett MRT 180.00 S.Foenander EPW 6.14 A.Mortimer EPW 4 2002-05 Senior Knockout Competitions
These one-day competitions were held in three seasons in the early 1980s. They were discontinued after 1984-85, but survived in junior competition for a further two seasons. First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Winners Winners Winners 1981-82 Wilberforce Wilberforce Richmond Ex-Servicemens 1982-83 1983-84 Wilberforce Rouse Hill Royal Exchange 1984-85 Pitt Town Sports Riverstone RSL Schofields
Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Winners Winners Winners 1981-82 Glossodia Richmond Ex-Servicemens Glossodia 1982-83 Freemans Reach 1983-84 Glossodia Commercial Hotel 1984-85 Richmond Ex-Servicemens Freemans Reach Riverstone RSL
Seventh Grade Winners 1983-84 Wilberforce 1984-85 Windsor Special Trophies – Seniors Service to Cricket Most Wickets Donated by Hilary Griffith Donated by Quality Trophies Blacktown 1968-69 Noel Hall SAC 1969-70 C.Forsyth RCH 1970-71 1971-72 P.Hill OTS 1972-73 K.Hall WBF 1973-74 B.Carter MRT 1974-75 J.Luland SAC 1975-76 P.Butler 82 1976-77 A.Viksna 82 1977-78 J.Breadsell 98 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 J.Cook RIV 78 1982-83 D.Haywood RIV 69 1983-84 S.McKay BLK 62 1984-85 S.Donlan ARC 80 1985-86 D.Hudson RAF 59 1986-87 A.Taylor ROY 56 1987-88 R.Gracey COM 64 1988-89 D.Pelham WLG 44 1989-90 A.Morgan WLG 51 1990-91 C.Gough WLG 36 1991-92 E.Dickson RIV 40 1992-93 Pat Sheffield WLG, J.Bebek RCH 41 1993-94 J.Ford RIV, S.Barwick RCH 51 1994-95 E.Makkink PTS 49 1995-96 B.McNaught GLO 58 1996-97 C.Willis RIV 50 1997-98 G.Seale GLO, P.Riley RIV 46 1998-99 Grahame Neich (Maroota) Bob Russell MAC 66 1999-00 Brian Whelan (Schofields) G.Wickham,K.O’Brien RCH, T.McMahonMRT 45 2000-01 Jack Everingham (Glossodia) Barry Roberts (Maroota) A.Scherer PTS 51 2001-02 David Baker (North Richmond) C.Miller MAC 46 2002-03 Charlie Macintosh (HDCA) J.Davis RIV 62 2003-04 George Greentree (Freemans Reach) P.Noble FRC, W.Sargent BPK 44 2004-05 P.Madden FRC 43 Special Trophies – Seniors (continued) Most Catches Highest Score Point Score Trophy Charley Cobcroft Perpetual George Thompson Under 19 - 1st to 3rd Grades Memorial Trophy Memorial Trophy Donald and Rodney Macintosh Memorial Trophy 1977-78 F.Mills 28 R.Parkes RIV 752 1978-79 T.McLaughlin 28 C.Hall 149* G.Brodbeck COM 852 1979-80 Rod Hitchcock 207 C.Brown PTS 676 1980-81 D.Drayton 151* B.Carver SAC 406 1981-82 Rod Hitchcock MRT 29 F.Mills SCH 134* C.Mullinger FRC 448 1982-83 R.Hough REX, H.Stephens PTS 24 R.Moseley GLO 153 C.Hewett WCT 592 1983-84 J.Whitmore FRC 23 M.Frost WIN 132 D.Luttrell PTS 906 1984-85 H.Stephens PTS 34 S.Clark ACH 162 B.Earle FRC 525 1985-86 H.Beilderman COM 29 J.Cartwright RIV 176 B.Edgar FRC 571 1986-87 J.Cunningham,T.Watkins MRT 31 A.Carroll NRC 161 S.Beasley SCH 519 1987-88 J.Kenny WBF 31 S.Clark ACH 192 G.Krohnert GLO 869 1988-89 A.McLean SCH 22 S.Pombart PTS 144* Scott Richards GLO 736 1989-90 R.Shaw NRC, K.Meurant SCH 19 P.Johnson REX 156 C.Griffith WBF 540 1990-91 M.Lyden jnr WBF 25 S.Matthews ROY 165 M.Nicholls MHL 551 1991-92 T.Carpini ROY, S.Miller FRC 19 R.Watkins MRT 219 B.Marks WBF 816 1992-93 J.Priest REX 33 G.Neich MRT 169* M.Nicholls MHL 812 1993-94 P.Brodbeck PTS 20 M.Hurst PTS 184 J.Watson PTS 577 1994-95 C.Kerr SCH 25 T.Fischer REX 206 D.Keegan SCH 760 1995-96 J.Selig WBF 37 I.Toomsalu AUS 208* D.Allen WLG 492 1996-97 Craig Palmer GLO 32 S.Shore MRT 222* C.Lane SCH 564 1997-98 Bevan Smith BPK 33 T.Langford RCH 205* I.Toomsalu BPK 1149 1998-99 R.Hundy GLO 27 Daniel Jones WBF 221 B.Worland RCH 844 1999-00 T.Barber GLO 29 S.Clements MRT 225* B.Talbot PTS 956 2000-01 T.Goodear NRC 27 Craig Gordon WBF 192 B.Beck PTS 638 2001-02 R.Warren WLG 28 A.Mills PTS 278* Daniel Woods WLG 713 2002-03 B.Reeves GLO 29 C.Midgley MAC 209 C.Worland FRC 837 2003-04 D.Grimaldi GLO 29 A.Mitchell GLO 250* P.Grayson PTS 569 2004-05 D.Miller FRC 25 T.Hawkett BPK 170 D.Miller FRC 745
Under 18 Under 18 Best Representative Batting Average Bowling Average Bowler Bob Brown Perpetual Trophy The Reg Turnbull Memorial C.O.Nicholls Memorial Trophy Donated by S.Christie 1978-79 M.Simpson FRC M.Burgess 9.30 1979-80 A.Bye 7.92 1980-81 M.Strong 9.10 1981-82 P.Brodbeck RCH 36.50 D.Moffitt FRC 6.40 1982-83 D.Weedon WBF 36.31 D.Haywood RIV 6.30 1983-84 P.Garay MHL 40.22 D.Forrest FRC 5.10 S.Maraga Martin 1984-85 B.Earle FRC C.Bland MHL 8.60 S.Maraga Martin 1985-86 S.Richards GLO 50.62 D.Hudson RAF 6.49 T.Douglass Telegraph 1986-87 D.Nickle FRC 43.50 S.Pollard GLO 9.78 A.Carroll Martin 1987-88 I.Waters RCH 35.50 A.Tierney GLO 7.60 T.Douglass Telegraph 1988-89 R.Denadel GLO 55.00 L.Mitchell MRT 8.62 F.Coutis Durham 1989-90 M.Lyden jnr WBF 52.00 G.Baker NRC 11.56 I.Mitchell Durham 1990-91 P.Brady NRC 51.80 B.Hall WBF 6.40 M.Nicholls Durham 1991-92 L.Timmerman PTS 59.60 Mathew Frost RIV 13.00 M.Nicholls Durham 1992-93 B.Tuckerman NRC 59.67 S.Carey MHL 11.39 B.Bates Durham 1993-94 S.Ryan RCH 48.50 C.Stephens RCH 16.40 V.Bertie Durham 1994-95 C.Davy NRC 66.60 S.Darnley REX 11.10 M.Thomas Durham 1995-96 M.Earl NRC 65.70 D.Thomas WBF 13.20 Geoff Drury Telegraph 1996-97 C.Barwick RCH 89.00 R.Drury GLO 10.10 D.McMullen Telegraph 1997-98 K.Chesterman NRC 78.40 Trevor Webb FRC 8.30 A.Brownlie Durham 1998-99 Brad Roberts NRC 78.50 B.Talbot PTS 8.05 D.Papworth Martin 14 1999-00 P.Forrest WLG 71.57 L.Hall FRC 11.61 D.Eley Martin 17 2000-01 M.Goodear NRC 56.89 R.Greentree FRC 6.73 N.Gray Durham 11 2001-02 L.Eldridge NRC 58.75 Ben G. Adams FRC 10.35 C.Tabet Durham 16 2002-03 M.Russell MAC 122.00 T.Hile FRC 12.15 David Byrnes Martin 17 2003-04 B.England NRC 76.25 N.Duggan FRC 10.24 David Byrnes Martin 22 2004-05 C.Haddad NRC 76.56 B.Hannon SCH 8.02 David Byrnes Martin 16 HDCA Records - Junior Competitions
Under 16
Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Owen Earle Trophy Freemans Reach CC Trophy 1980-81 Windsor 1981-82 Richmond A.White SCH 1982-83 Richmond Windsor R.Evans WIN 532 1983-84 Wilberforce Richmond M.Gainsford RCH 510 1984-85 North Richmond A North Richmond A A.Mitchell RCH 626 1985-86 Richmond Richmond J.Shephard NRC 719 1986-87 Richmond Richmond Scott Richards GLO 1041 1987-88 Schofields A Schofields A D.Krasic WCT 768 1988-89 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues M.Williams REX 751 1989-90 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues M.Kroehnert GLO 601 1990-91 North Richmond Blue North Richmond Blue J.Abad RIV 612 1991-92 Schofields Windsor Leagues B.Mitchell WBF 461 1992-93 McGraths Hill McGraths Hill D.Keegan SCH 786 1993-94 North Richmond Blue Freemans Reach S.Munnoch SCH 870 1994-95 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues J.Armstrong FRC 811 1995-96 North Richmond Gold North Richmond Gold S.Mitchell NRC 727 1996-97 North Richmond Gold Richmond B.Worland RCH 509 1997-98 Wilberforce Wilberforce Brett M.Thompson PTS 786 1998-99 North Richmond Gold North Richmond Gold D.Mulligan RCH 925 1999-00 Pitt Town Sports Devils Pitt Town Sports Devils A.Mills PTH 554 2000-01 Windsor Leagues Glossodia P.Forrest WLG 802 2001-02 Windsor Leagues North Richmond Gold D.Wellington NRC 958 2002-03 Freemans Reach North Richmond M.Gibbons WLG 595 2003-04 Bligh Park North Richmond A.Clasquin WGO 1006 2004-05 Wilberforce Black Windsor Leagues Kasim Khan WLG 925 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Stan Sheean Snr Trophy HDCA Trophy HDCA Trophy 1980-81 1981-82 A.White SCH T.Jones RCH S.Fear WBF, A.McKay WBF 1982-83 R.Evans WIN 64.30 T.Strauf WIN 7.70 R.Evans WIN 1983-84 B.Earle WBF 61.60 B.Brien RCH 3.94 H.Perrottet RCH 20 1984-85 D.Potter SCH 69.28 B.Brien RCH 5.45 D.Levy NRC 16 1985-86 J.Shephard NRC 56.56 T.Shuttleworth RCH 9.32 A.Kocanda NRC 13 1986-87 D.Laing WCT 57.42 I.Waters RCH 7.42 D.Hogan GLO 24 1987-88 D.Krasic WCT 45.00 M.Brown SCH 8.50 M.Lyden WBF 16 1988-89 J.Bennett WLG 45.00 A.Perrin WLG 5.60 S.Tuckerman WLG 17 1989-90 B.Bates MHA 61.00 T.Allayialis NRC 8.63 B.Tuckerman NRC 7 1990-91 T.Vanderberg RCH 90.00 T.Allayialis NRB 8.50 S.Hopkins MHL, B.Tuckerman NRC 9 1991-92 David J.Wilson WLG 90.00 B.Oldham MHL 13.30 K.Thompson NRC 8 1992-93 D.Keegan SCH 90.00 S.Carey MHL 11.10 L.Manton MHL 9 1993-94 S.Munnoch SCH 121.60 T.Gardiner PTS 8.70 M.Luland PTS 19 1994-95 S.Ryan RCH 99.30 T.Parmenter WLG 13.42 M.Luland WLG, B.Cohen FRC 1995-96 S.Mitchell NRC 66.71 D.Allen WLG 10.29 14 1996-97 A.Brownlie NRC 116.00 T.Jordan RCH 8.93 M.Hitchcock NRC 14 1997-98 N.Carroll NRC 77.40 S.Rosenbladh NRC 6.41 N.Carroll NRC 10 1998-99 T.Armstrong PTS 96.00 G.Neale WLG 6.78 J.Luland WBF 15 1999-00 J.Grogan PTD 55.00 D.Van der Reyden BPK 5.21 S.Nelson WLG 20 2000-01 P.Forrest WLG 108.00 P.Forrest WLG 6.70 C.Gee GLO 15 2001-02 D.Wellington NRC 99.00 J.Hastings WLG 6.75 T.Stephens PTS 14 2002-03 B.Palmer NRC 60.83 D.Bean FRC 6.67 J.Berger FRG 18 2003-04 B.Cain NRC 64.22 M.Clifton NRC 6.33 T.Hawkett BPK 9 2004-05 J.Dyball WFW 136.25 Jason Airey WLG 7.79 B.Boersma NRC 19 D.Thorpe NRC 9 Under 16B Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Trophy donated by HDCA Trophy Hawkesbury Sporting Club 1991-92 North Richmond Riverstone RSL K.Hanna WLG 567 1992-93 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues J.Watson WLG 756 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Carrington Products Trophy Peter Dunn Trophy Riverstone-Schofields RSL Trophy 1991-92 A.McDonald NRC 26.60 K.Hanna WLG 8.80 A.Johnson RIV 10 1992-93 G.Allen WLG 63.80 D.Camarsh WLG 7.50 M.Luland WLG 14 Under 14 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Hayes Brothers Trophy HDCA Trophy 1980-81 Schofields 1981-82 Richmond J.Schnoor SCH 1982-83 Wilberforce North Richmond P.Jamieson NRC 564 1983-84 McGraths Hill Richmond S.Rose RCH 565 1984-85 Richmond Richmond Ex-Servicemens D.Bennett PTS 833 1985-86 Wilberforce North Richmond M.Brown SCH 585 1986-87 Windsor Country North Richmond B.Marks WBF 763 1987-88 Windsor Country Windsor Country D.Brian MHL 678 1988-89 North Richmond North Richmond N.Barnes RCH 1119 1989-90 Riverstone RSL Windsor Leagues B.Mitchell WBF 800 1990-91 McGraths Hill McGraths Hill S.Carey MHL 870 1991-92 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues J.Watson WLG 598 1992-93 North Richmond North Richmond J.Armstrong WLG 863 1993-94 North Richmond Windsor Leagues S.Mitchell NRC 692 1994-95 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach A.Brownlie NRC 606 1995-96 Richmond Richmond T.Jordan RCH 846 1996-97 Richmond Richmond A.Kelleher WBF 713 1997-98 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports D.Van der Reyden BPK 817 1998-99 Pitt Town Sports North Richmond B.Cross FRC 641 1999-00 North Richmond North Richmond D.Dennis NRC 692 2000-01 North Richmond North Richmond Matthew Dyball WBF 763 2001-02 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues Michael Van der Reyden BPK 858 2002-03 Windsor Leagues Green Windsor Leagues Green J.Dyball WBF 732 2003-04 Wilberforce Wilberforce Andrew Bean GLO 976 2004-05 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach C.Haddad NRC 689 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Maddens Pharmacy Trophy Richmond Indoor Trophy Maroota Transport Trophy 1980-81 1981-82 J.Schnoor SCH M.Edgar WBF H.Perrottet RCH 1982-83 D.Weedon WBF 80.20 S.Madden WBF 6.63 David Byrnes WBF 1983-84 S.Rose RCH 43.88 D.Laing MHL 5.50 Shane Lindo NRC 21 1984-85 D.Laing MHL 196.00 G.Wilbow REX 9.19 Shane Lindo REX 15 1985-86 D.Tait NRC 57.50 J.Whitaker RCH 7.57 D.Tait NRC 20 1986-87 D.Krasic WCT 99.50 G.Hanckel NRC 7.55 S.Tuckerman NRC 26 1987-88 Greg Brodie WCT 56.75 J.King WLG 8.93 Greg Brodie WIN 21 1988-89 D.Johnson NRC 148.00 N.Barnes RCH 5.46 B.Tuckerman NRC 16 1989-90 M.Brennan WLG 101.00 G.Lindo GLO 8.76 R.Anderson RIV 10 1990-91 Colin Parkinson SCH 66.60 S.Carey MHL 7.36 J.Cauchi SCH 16 1991-92 G.Allen WLG 69.60 G.Allen WLG 7.80 M.Luland WLG 7 1992-93 P.Cantlon NRC 67.40 M.Greentree FRC 10.10 A.Sadleir FRC 25 1993-94 Cameron Cook NRC 89.50 T.Bennett WLG 6.30 M.Luland WLG 23 1994-95 M.Craig NRC 66.70 A.Brownlie NRC 5.76 M.Hitchcock NRC 14 1995-96 P.Horton NRC 79.00 T.Jordan RCH 5.06 N.Carroll NRC 23 1996-97 A.Kelleher WBF 105.75 G.Jacobsen WBF 6.14 S.Nelson WLG 17 1997-98 S.O’Keefe NRC 62.00 B.Talbot PTS 7.29 Grant Adams PTS 18 1998-99 J.Ryan NRC 352.00 R.Clarke NRC 5.73 Joshua Larnach BPK 16 1999-00 D.Wellington NRC 113.33 D.Dennis NRC 5.78 R.Sherrell NRC 14 2000-01 L.Eldridge NRC 79.67 Matthew Williams WBF 5.56 D.Turtle NRC 22 2001-02 Michael Van der Reyden BPK 116.60 D.Langford FRC 8.55 T.Venables FRC 16 2002-03 B.England NRC 80.00 A.Clasquin WGO 10.16 B.Murphy WGR, K.Chapman WGO 9 2003-04 Andrew Bean GLO 153.67 M.James WBF 4.58 Matthew Cividin WBF 18 2004-05 C.Haddad NRC 147.00 Jamie Cruickshank FRC 7.25 S.Mullens WLG 18 Under 14 Division 2 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Pitt Town Cellars Trophy HDCA Trophy 1981-82 Schofields M.Norrish SCH 1982-83 North Richmond North Richmond S.Lindo NRC 433 1983-84 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL D.Bennett PTS 538 1984-85 Glossodia Glossodia S.Richards GLO 905 1985-86 Windsor Country Windsor Country C.French GLO 557 1986-87 Glossodia Glossodia C.Richards GLO 676 1987-88 Wilberforce Riverstone RSL R.Johnson RIV 663 1988-89 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL A.Cason RIV 677 1989-90 North Richmond Richmond Ex-Servicemens B.Johnson REX 514 1990-91 Schofields Schofields K.Hanna WLG 724 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Carrington Products Trophy Peter Dunn Trophy Riverstone-Schofields RSL Trophy 1981-82 M.Rodgers WIN M.Norrish SCH V.Fowler EBE 1982-83 S.Lindo NRC 34.12 R.Case NRC 5.77 S.Lindo NRC 1983-84 M.Brown RIV 105.00 R.Milner RIV 5.20 M.O’Mara RIV 8 1984-85 S.Elias WCT 56.38 D.Letts RIV 7.44 D.Letts RIV 7.44 1985-86 B.Cotter WCT 41.00 J.Knight RCH 6.03 W.Vanderberg WIN 11 1986-87 J.Selig GLO 54.80 G.Hogan GLO 5.10 J.Selig GLO 13 1987-88 R.Johnson RIV 38.83 S.Weatherburn RIV 3.80 B.Smith RIV 13 1988-89 A.Cason RIV 62.83 A.Cason RIV 5.76 T.Shelton RIV 10 1989-90 C.Howard NRC 25.50 K.Hanna WLG 5.08 A.Evans A. Madden REX 4 1990-91 F.Martino GLO 60.70 G.Griffin SCH 5.26 S.Harris RIV 13 Under 13 Called Under 14B in 1997-98 and 1998-99 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Shield donated by Harvey World Travel HDCA Trophy 1991-92 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach P.Cantlon NRC 702 1992-93 North Richmond North Richmond T.Bennett WLG 889 1993-94 North Richmond North Richmond C.Barwick RCH 533 1994-95 Windsor Leagues Gold Windsor Leagues Gold D.Cohen FRC 664 1995-96 Wilberforce Richmond D.Mulligan RCH 918 1996-97 Pitt Town Sports Pitt Town Sports Daniel Jones WBF 793 1997-98 Pitt Town Sports Windsor Leagues B.Stewart FRC 1114 1998-99 North Richmond Blue North Richmond Blue D.Wellington NRC 640 1999-00 North Richmond Blue North Richmond Blue B.Adams MRT, C.Burden WLG 931 2000-01 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues R.Matthews NRC 901 2001-02 Windsor Leagues Green North Richmond Gold J.Dyball WBF 812 2002-03 Wilberforce Wilberforce M.Langham MRT 1303 2003-04 Windsor Leagues North Richmond C.Haddad NRC 621 2004-05 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues D.McKay WBF 670 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Chattering Scissors Trophy Windsor Seafoods Trophy Denne’s Meat Service Trophy 1991-92 P.Cantlon NRC 73.40 M.Greentree FRC 5.90 A.Sadleir FRC 16 1992-93 T.Bennett WLG 162.20 Michael Goszko NRC 7.20 C.Lane SCH 12 1993-94 A.Brownlie NRC 62.00 J.Finn WLG 6.30 A.Roe WLG 12 1994-95 T.Jordan WLG 98.20 P.Horton NRC 6.91 R.Brennan WLG 13 1995-96 D.Mulligan RCH 95.60 D.Mulligan RCH 4.69 S.Nelson WLG 20 1996-97 Grant Adams PTS 300.00 B.Talbot PTS 5.18 G.Adams PTS 12 1997-98 A.Turtle NRC 89.17 B.Stewart FRC 4.98 C.Gee GLO 14 1998-99 J.Reynolds NRC 56.33 D.Dennis NRC 7.11 R.Sherrell NRC 11 1999-00 P.Cross NRB 111.50 D.Bean GLO 4.11 D.Turtle NRB 25 2000-01 M.Tracey RCH 94.00 R.Matthews NRC 5.59 M.Gibbons WLG 12 2001-02 J.Dyball WBF 140.50 B.England NRG 7.06 R.Fitzgibbon WLG 6 2002-03 Andrew Bean GLO 129.60 T.Macefield WBF 4.96 Russell Hitchcock MRT 22 2003-04 C.Haddad NRC 178.00 Melissa Van der Reyden BPK 6.33 S.Mullens WLG 11 2004-05 M.Gooley BPK 65.17 D.McKay WBF 3.95 B.Bartrop NRC, S.Heaney FRC 6 Under 12 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Nylex Australia Trophy Macquarie Motors Trophy 1979-80 Schofields 1980-81 Windsor 1981-82 North Richmond W.Byrnes SCH 1982-83 Richmond Richmond M.Bayliss WBF,J.Ford SCH 592 1983-84 North Richmond North Richmond T.Jamieson NRC 535 1984-85 North Richmond North Richmond D.Krasic NRC 627 1985-86 Windsor Country Windsor Country M.Nicholls MHL 712 1986-87 Richmond North Richmond B.Drew SCH 938 1987-88 Schofields Windsor Country T.Allayialis MHL 833 1988-89 Schofields Windsor Leagues S.Carey MHL 877 1989-90 Windsor Leagues Gold Windsor Leagues Gold W.Toms SCH 463 1990-91 Richmond Richmond J.Armstrong FRC 699 1991-92 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues D.Allen WLG 555 1992-93 North Richmond North Richmond A.Brownlie NRC 468 1993-94 Windsor Leagues Gold Windsor Leagues Gold Brett M. Thompson PTS 859 1994-95 Richmond Richmond K.McCarthy RCH 586 1995-96 Windsor Leagues North Richmond D.Woods AUS 949 1996-97 Pitt Town Sports North Richmond Gold S.O’Keefe NRG 806 1997-98 North Richmond North Richmond D.Wellington NRC 646 1998-99 North Richmond Blue North Richmond Blue M.Day MRT 910 1999-00 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues Michael Van der Reyden BPK 702 2000-01 North Richmond Gold North Richmond Gold J.Dyball WBF 830 2001-02 Wilberforce Black Wilberforce Black M.Langham MRT 1091 2002-03 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach G.Napier FRC 663 2003-04 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues M.Gooley BPK 565 2004-05 Wilberforce Wilberforce T.Williams NRC 653 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Burns Mitsubishi Trophy Richmond Motor Cycles Trophy Macquarie Radiators Trophy 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 S.Rose NRC G.Wilbow NRC S.Lindo NRC 1982-83 C.Bennett PTS 27.82 C.Graham NRC 3.95 B.Duffy NRC 1983-84 A.Johnston PTS 46.57 M.Broadhurst NRC 3.61 B.Duffy NRC 25 1984-85 D.Krasic NRC 34.62 G.Hanckel NRC 3.67 S.Tuckerman NRC 11 1985-86 John Allen WCT 51.75 C.Mitchell WCT 2.77 B.Bates MHL 9 1986-87 D.Johnston NRC 86.50 D.Johnston NRC 4.78 S.Casson RCH 19 1987-88 R.Anderson SCH 67.33 R.Harris SCH 6.13 G.Layton WBF 10 1988-89 D.Keegan NRC 63.60 D.Keegan SCH 6.10 L.Gregory SCH 11 1989-90 P.Cantlon NRC 63.60 G.Griffin SCH 5.65 A.Johnson SCH 9 1990-91 J.Armstrong WLG 108.30 M.Roa FRC 7.09 A.Doolan RCH 12 1991-92 D.Allen WLG 108.30 M.Teniswood WLG 6.25 M.Luland WBF 8 1992-93 A.Brownlie NRC 67.60 M.Craig NRC 5.80 C.Davis FRC 7 1993-94 P.Horton NRC 106.70 K.Daley WLG 5.00 R.Brennan WLG 14 1994-95 D.Mulligan RCH 64.00 D.Mulligan RCH 4.50 S.Nelson WLG 22 1995-96 Daniel Woods AUS 63.22 S.Cook NRC 6.13 T.Hitchcock AUS, M.Whelan NRC, D.Nazareth WLG 5 1996-97 S.O’Keefe NRC 69.20 S.O’Keefe NRC 4.51 B.Berry WLG 10 1997-98 D.Wellington NRC 109.00 W.Pascoe NRC 5.87 M.Lee WLG, L.Bowen REX, R.Sherrell NRC 7 1998-99 L.Eldridge NRC 115.00 L.Eldridge NRC 6.70 D.Turtle NRC 18 1999-00 Michael Van der Reyden BPK 110.67 M.Regan WLG 4.82 T.Venables WBF 18 2000-01 J.Dyball WBF 63.33 Jason Airey BPK 4.73 Robert Russell NRG 19 2001-02 Andrew Bean GLO 64.71 M.Langham MRT 3.93 S.Knight NRC, M.Tiller GLO 7 2002-03 G.Napier FRC 89.50 G.Napier FRC 3.82 S.Mullens WLG 10 2003-04 J.Hulett PTS 41.40 M.O’Connell WLG 5.19 M.Dray BPK 14 2004-05 T.Decent WBF 252.00 B.Hasick WBF 4.07 T.Decent WBF 11 Under 12 Division 2 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Shield donated by Harvey World Travel Wilkinson Real Estate Trophy 1981-82 Wilberforce M.Baylis WBF 1982-83 North Richmond Riverstone C.Dean WCT 961 1983-84 Wilberforce Windsor Country C.Shephard WBF 779 1984-85 Glossodia Glossodia D.Handfield MHB 633 1985-86 Glossodia Glossodia R.Johnson RIV 781 1986-87 Schofields McGraths Hill P.Johnson REX 953 1987-88 Glossodia schofields M.Johnson RIV 883 1988-89 McGraths Hill A McGraths Hill A S.Carey MHL 877 1989-90 Richmond Richmond B.Cohen RCH 659 1990-91 Windsor Leagues Gold Windsor Leagues Gold R.Drury GLO 663 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Chattering Scissors Trophy Windsor Seafoods Trophy Denne’s Meat Service Trophy 1981-82 R.Hibbert WBF M.Baylis WBF J.McDaniel GLO 1982-83 C.Dean WCT 126.20 D.Pelham FRC 2.91 A.Kocanda NRC 1983-84 C.Shephard WBF 65.80 A.Clark WCT 3.25 A.Braid WCT 9 1984-85 B.Bates MHB 38.91 M.Williams REX 3.91 J.Hall RCB 10 1985-86 M.White GLO 37.75 D.Lollback GLO 3.57 M.Johnson RIV 12 1986-87 B.Allen SCH 42.80 D.Swirski REX 5.40 K.Thompson NRC 9 1987-88 G.Lindo GLO 42.83 J.Cauchi SCH 4.86 S.Mead WCT 14 1988-89 G.Allen WLG 30.87 S.Carey MHL 3.38 P.Jackett MHA 6 1989-90 S.Ryan RCH 31.85 D.Mudiman WLG 3.45 A.Sadleir FRC 13 1990-91 R.Drury GLO 41.40 G.Olsen WGO 5.30 M.Luland WLG, P.Carey MHL, D.McCaffery WLG 6 Under 11 Called Under 12B in 1997-98 and 1998-99 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Richmond Ex-Servicemens Hawkesbury Newspapers Club Trophy Trophy 1991-92 North Richmond Blue North Richmond Blue A.Ghantous WLG 708 1992-93 Richmond Richmond P.Horton NRC 618 1993-94 Richmond Richmond T.Dries WBF 762 1994-95 North Richmond Windsor Leagues J.Grogan ROY 720 1995-96 Pitt Town Sports North Richmond Gold A.Mills RIV 583 1996-97 Windsor Leagues Pitt Town Sports D.Dennis NRC 788 1997-98 North Richmond Blue Maroota M.Day MRT 854 1998-99 Macquarie Towns Macquarie Towns D.Langford BPK 719 1999-00 Wilberforce Wilberforce B.Day MRT 826 2000-01 Wilberforce Maroota Andrew Bean GLO 768 2001-02 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach Melissa Van der Reyden BPK 685 2002-03 Windsor Leagues Maroota S.Heaney MRT 886 2003-04 Wilberforce Wilberforce T.Decent WBF 651 2004-05 Bligh Park Bligh Park Shane Nicholls SCH 518 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Hawkesbury Sporting Club Peter Barnes Trophy donated by Trophy Memorial Trophy Richmond Trophies 1991-92 A.Brownlie NRC 80.00 C.Stephens NRC 4.46 S.Pereira WLG 8 1992-93 P.Horton NRC 94.50 G.Jacobsen RCH 6.71 R.Brennan WLG 10 1993-94 G.Jacobsen RCH 123.00 G.Jacobsen RCH 2.52 S.Nelson WLG 10 1994-95 T.Armstrong WLG 143.00 G.Adams WLG 4.91 W.Madden WBF, M.Whelan NRC 5 1995-96 S.Mott PTS 153.00 A.Turtle NRC 6.12 M.Tadich NRC 11 1996-97 W.Pascoe NRC 94.67 R.Larnach REX 6.03 P.Dingle RIV 11 1997-98 Matthew Williams WBF 133.00 Matthew Dyball WBF 4.52 J.Wilson NRG 12 1998-99 P.Woods MAC 78.00 T.Howe MAC 3.27 M.Tracey MAC 24 1999-00 G.Carl WLG 90.67 M.Deitz NRG 4.11 T.Keegan WBF 11 2000-01 Matthew Jones MRT 269.00 M.Langham MRT 3.37 B.Jones MRT 13 2001-02 C.Haddad NRC 126.00 B.Moller FRC 1.72 S.Mullens WLG 8 2002-03 S.Heaney MRT 60.11 Joshua Airey WLG 5.40 M.Dray BPK 9 2003-04 B.Hasick WBF 223.00 T.Wilson WLG 3.73 T.Decent WBF 10 2004-05 N.Toscan GLO 194.00 Shane Nicholls SCH 7.88 P.Gooley BPK 4 Under 10 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Glossodia Cellars Trophy Wilkinson Real Estate Trophy 1980-81 North Richmond 1981-82 North Richmond W.Shepherd NRC 1982-83 Wilberforce Wilberforce B.Marks WBF 568 1983-84 Glossodia Windsor Country A S.Davis WCT 580 1984-85 Richmond White Richmond White N.Barnes RCW 1052 1985-86 Schofields North Richmond A B.Allan SCH 654 1986-87 North Richmond North Richmond P.Brady NRC 707 1987-88 Richmond Richmond T.Fleeting WCT 743 1988-89 Windsor Leagues Gold Windsor Leagues Gold P.Cantlon NRC 755 1989-90 Richmond Windsor Leagues Gold S.Mitchell WBF 524 1990-91 North Richmond North Richmond D.Thomas WBF 884 1991-92 Richmond Richmond Brett M.Thompson PTS 541 1992-93 Richmond Richmond D.Mulligan RCH 552 1993-94 North Richmond Gold North Richmond Gold B.Stewart FRC 527 1994-95 North Richmond Gold North Richmond Gold S.O’Keefe NRC 751 1995-96 North Richmond Riverstone RSL M.Kellie REX 597 1996-97 North Richmond North Richmond M.Day MRT 842 1997-98 Richmone Ex-Servicemens Richmone Ex-Servicemens T.Hawkett PTS 564 1998-99 Wilberforce North Richmond Andrew Bean WBF 684 1999-00 Wilberforce Maroota M.James WBF 546 2000-01 Glossodia Glossodia J.Cruickshank GLO 781 2001-02 Wilberforce Windsor Leagues Gold Joshua Airey WGO 675 2002-03 North Richmond Gold North Richmond Gold B.Hasick WBF 680 2003-05 Non-Competition matches Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Brian Keegan Trophy Royal Hotel Richmond Trophy HDCA Trophy 1980-81 1981-82 W.Shepherd NRC W.Shepherd NRC B.Britton NRC 1982-83 B.Marks WBF 31.00 B.Wilson 4.13 S.Tuckerman NRC 1983-84 A.Kenny RCH 40.66 T.Laughton SCH 2.81 A.Kenny RCH 9 1984-85 D.Johnson NRA 34.16 N.Barnes RCW 2.33 S.Casson RCW 20 1985-86 M.Sales WCT 50.50 B.Allan SCH 2.39 R.Anderson SCH 11 1986-87 W.Kesby WCT 37.20 P.Brady NRC 3.05 G.Morrison GLO 7 1987-88 G.Allen WCT 41.00 S.Leo NRC 2.68 Stephanie Dries WBF 10 1988-89 P.Cantlon NRC 39.398 J.Armstrong WGO 2.29 D.Patrick FRC 19 1989-90 D.Allen WGO 50.33 T.Bennett WGO 3.39 C.Lane SCH 10 1990-91 L.Kelleher WBF 28.40 D.Thomas WBF 4.78 B.Murphy WBF 12 1991-92 D.Cohen RCH 123.50 D.Smith RCH 3.20 R.Brennan WLG 9 1992-93 R.Allen WLG 123.30 D.Mulligan RCH 2.50 B.Morgan WLG, W.Madden WBF5 1993-94 B.Hunt WLG 79.30 J.Watts WLG 4.60 M.Tadich NRC 6 1994-95 A.Turtle NRC 86.75 S.O’Keefe NRC 3.14 M.Tadich NRC 14 1995-96 Ben G. Adams WLG 86.00 M.Salvatierra RIV 6.76 P.Dingle RIV 15 1996-97 L.Eldridge NRC 193.00 M.Day MRT 4.05 L.Bowen REX 9 1997-98 J.Smelcher REX 313.00 P.Woods REX 4.54 T.Venables WBF 15 1998-99 Andrew Bean WBF 101.00 Andrew Bean WBF 3.33 E.Larnach WLG 24 1999-00 B.Crawford BPK 41.00 T.Macefield WBF 3.94 B.Jones MRT 8 2000-01 N.Maraga GLO 80.00 J.Cruickshank GLO 1.69 D.Underhill WBF 13 2001-02 B.Hasick WBF 74.50 J.Dwyer WGO 3.85 Kristen Neich MRT 9 2002-03 L.Abell NRG 113.67 P.Lawrence WLG 3.33 J.Leyshon WLG 10 Bowling Aggregate John Watts Memorial Trophy 1993-94 John Watts WLG, J.Reynolds NRC, T.Armstrong WLG 1994-95 15 1995-96 S.O’Keefe NRC 28 1996-97 D.Turtle NRC, C.Burden RIV 21 1997-98 M.Day MRT 17 1998-99 R.Fitzgibbon WLG, A.Clasquin REX 15 1999-00 Andrew Bean WBF 21 2000-01 M.James WBF 18 2001-02 J.Cruickshank GLO 26 2002-03 J.Dwyer WGO 20 P.Lawrence WLG 21 Under 10 Division 2 Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Richmond Ex-Servicemens Hawkesbury Newspapers Club Trophy Trophy 1982-83 Richmond White Richmond White C.Richards GLO 584 1990-91 Windsor Leagues Windsor Leagues A.Brownlie NRC 621 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Hawkesbury Sporting Club Peter Barnes Memorial Trophy Trophy donated by Richmond Trophy Trophies 1982-83 B.Cotter 41.20 S.Graham NRC 3.90 R.Melville RCH 1990-91 A.Brownlie NRC 46.38 A.Brownlie NRC 4.86 J.Holcroft WLG 3 Under 10B Premiers Minor Premiers Individual Pointscore Glossodia Cellars Trophy Wilkinson Real Estate Trophy 1992-93 North Richmond Gold McGraths Hill S.Adams MHL 449 1993-94 North Richmond Blue North Richmond Blue B.Ellis NRC 493 1994-95 Windsor Leagues Riverstone RSL P.Forrest WLG 619 1995-96 Pitt Town Sports Wilberforce G.Conyard WBF 462 1996-97 Wilberforce Wilberforce Matthew Williams WBF 658 1997-98 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach T.Keegan FRC 551 1998-99 North Richmond White North Richmond White J.Buchanan RIV 658 1999-00 Freemans Reach Freemans Reach D.Hile FRC 518 2000-01 North Richmond Gold North Richmond Gold C.Haddad NRC 501 2001-02 Macquarie Towns Pitt Town Sports A.Johnson PTS 483 2002-03 Glossodia Glossodia T.Thompson GLO 450 Batting Average Bowling Average Wicketkeeping Brian Keegan Trophy Royal Hotel Richmond Trophy HDCA Trophy 1992-93 D.Maguire REX 72.60 S.Adams MHL 3.50 M.Goodear WBF 6 1993-94 J.Ryan RCH 64.00 J.Ryan RCH 3.80 D.Nieass PTS 5 1994-95 P.Forrest WLG 129.60 K.Williams PTS 5.05 P.Dingle RIV 5 1995-96 T.Hawkett PTS 153.00 L.Tindall PTS 2.73 C.Witney PTS 9 1996-97 Matthew Williams WBF 119.33 Matthew Williams WBF 3.89 S.Walker WLG 10 1997-98 L.Nettleton FRC 73.00 T.Hile FRC 5.42 A.Green MRT 25 1998-99 J.Buchanan RIV 59.71 Joshua Airey BPK 4.50 K.Chapman MAC 13 1999-00 N.Maraga GLO 86.00 D.Hile FRC 2.95 C.Haddad NRC 7 2000-01 C.Haddad NRG 108.00 M.Carpini NRG 4.25 J.Pound WBF 4 2001-02 A.Powick-Miller MAC 60.67 L.De Lanty GLO 7.60 N.Manning GLO 11 2002-03 Aaron Bean GLO 44.00 A.Hawkins GLO 6.20 M.Dean PTS 2
Earlier Competitions Under 15 Under 13 Under 11 Premiers Premiers Premiers 1972-73 Freemans Reach 1973-74 Freemans Reach Richmond Blue 1974-75 Freemans Reach Richmond 1975-76 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL 1976-77 Riverstone RSL Riverstone RSL 1977-78 Riverstone RSL Richmond B 1978-79 Sackville-Maroota Richmond A Wilberforce 1979-80 Richmond A Richmond A North Richmond 1980-81 Richmond Special Trophies - Juniors Most Runs Most Wickets Highest Pointscore Trophy donated by Allan Matheson Ian Kentwell Trophy A.G. Lindo Memorial Trophy 1983-84 C.Shephard WBF 39 1984-85 D.Bennett PTS 533 N.Barnes 67 1985-86 J.Shepherd NRC 509 M.Nicholls 49 1986-87 R.Denadel GLO 567 D.Buckmaster 45 1987-88 T.Allayialis MHL 523 B.Johnson, M.Johnson 46 1988-89 N.Barnes RCH 569 S.Carey 52 1989-90 J.Jensen WLG 495 B.Cohen 39 1990-91 A.Jarvis WBF 479 S.Carey 50 D.Thomas WBF 884 1991-92 P.Cantlon NRC 512 M.Reed,A.Brownlie,K.Hanna 27 A.Ghantous WLG 708 1992-93 P.Cantlon NRC 674 M.Greentree 32 T.Bennett WLG 889 1993-94 S.Munnoch SCH 730 T.Dries 32 Not awarded 1994-95 S.Mitchell NRC 682 G.Adams, S.Cook 34 J.Armstrong FRC 811 1995-96 D.Woods AUS 569 D.Mulligan RCH 42 D.Woods AUS 949 1996-97 D.Dennis NRC 498 B.Talbot, S.Dingwall 32 M.Day MRT 842 1997-98 R.Stewart FRC 574 B.Stewart FRC 42 B.Stewart FRC 1114 1998-99 M.Day MRT 590 D.Mulligan RCH 44 D.Mulligan RCH 925 1999-00 C.Burden WLG 521 D.Bean GLO 36 C..Burden WLG, B.Adams MRT 2000-01 J.Dyball WBF 570 Jason Airey BPK 30 931 2001-02 D.Wellington NRG 693 Andrew Bean GLO 29 R.Matthews NRC 901 2002-03 M.Langham MRT 828 Andrew Bean GLO 32 M.Langham MRT 1091 2003-04 T.Hile FRC 662 A.Clasquin WGO 27 M.Langham MRT 1303 2004-05 J.Dyball WBW 545 Jason Airey WLG 33 A.Clasquin WGO 1006 Kasim Khan WLG 925
Junior Knockout Competitions
These one-day competitions were held annually until 1985-86. The 1986-87 competitions were in a round robin format. Under 16 Under 14 Under 14 Division 2 Winners Winners Winners 1981-82 Schofields Windsor Windsor 1982-83 Windsor Wilberforce Glossodia 1983-84 Richmond Richmond Washed out 1984-85 North Richmond A Riverstone RSL Wilberforce 1985-86 Richmond North Richmond Windsor Country 1986-87 Glossodia North Richmond Riverstone RSL
Under 12 Under 12 Division 2 Under 10 Winners Winners Winners 1981-82 North Richmond Wilberforce North Richmond 1982-83 Richmond Riverstone RSL North Richmond 1983-84 North Richmond Richmond Green North Richmond 1984-85 North Richmond Glossodia wilberforce 1985-86 Windsor Country Windsor Country Wilberforce 1986-87 Richmond Schofields Glossodia HDCA Representative Records This section highlights performances for the Association in representative matches since the Association’s admission to the NSW Junior Cricket Union (now known as the NSW Districts Cricket Association) in 1979-80. Shield Competitions Martin Shield (Open Age) Premiers 1980-81 1984-85 2002-03 Joint Premiers 1979-80 Runners-Up 1981-82 1983-84 1985-86 1998-99 2003-04 Semi-Finalists (1982-83) (1986-87) 1996-97 Quarter-Finalists 2004-05 Telegraph Shield (Under 23) Premiers 1981-82 1996-97 Runners-Up 1995-96 Semi-Finalists (1988-89) 1992-93 1998-99 Durham Shield (Under 19) Premiers 1999-00 Runners-Up 1988-89 1993-94 1998-99 Semi-Finalists 1998-99 1996-97 Watson Shield (Under 16) Joint Premiers 2001-02 Runners-Up 1993-94 1998-99 Semi-Finalists 1987-88 1988-89 1996-97 Weblin Shield (Under 15) Semi-Finalists 1993-94 1999-00 Moore Shield (Under 14) Runners-Up 1984-85 1998-99 Semi-Finalists 1999-00 Gee Shield (Under 13) Semi-Finalists 1999-00 2004-05 Cawsey Shield (Under 12) Premiers 1998-99 Joint Premiers 2001-02 Runners-Up 1991-92 Semi-Finalists 1980-81 1981-82 1996-97 Foster Shield (Under 10) Semi-Finalists (1982-83) (1987-88) 1992-93 2002-03 Goulder Shield (Girls Under 13) Premiers 2004-05 (Seasons in parentheses indicate a top four finish in competitions where semi-finals were not held.) Shield Championships James Searle Shield Champions 1979-80 1996-97 (Senior Shields) Runners-Up 1985-86 Shell Shield Champions 1998-99 (All Junior Shields. Even age groups only until 2001-02.) Alan and Rae Ward Shield Champions 1999-00 (Girls Shields. Junior odd age groups only until 2001-02.) Gerry Meyer Shield Runners-Up 1998-99 (All Shields) NSW Under 21 The following Hawkesbury players have been selected in the NSW Under 21 team for National Carnivals or for Interstate matches against Victoria. There were no teams selected in the period between 1994 and 2000, or 2004-05. Warwick Tuckerman 1982-83 Craig Tuckerman 1982-83 Brian Carver 1982-83* 1983-84 1984-85 Robert Watkins 1983-84 Bruce Earle 1984-84 David Luttrell 1984-85 Andrew Rose 1984-85 Donyu Levy 1986-87 Chris Barwick 2000-01 Nathan Gray 2000-01 2001-02 2003-04 Glenn Simpson 2003-04 *also selected in the Australian Under 21 team at the end of the championships. NSW JCU and NSW DCA Award Winners
Kingsgrove Sports Centre Player of the Year Daniel Thomas Gee Shield 1993-94 Ben Cohen Watson Shield 1994-95 Tim Jordan Weblin Shield 1996-97 David Bryant Gee Shield 1997-98 Lachlan Eldridge Cawsey Shield 1998-99 Jay Dyball Creak Shield 1998-99 Brett Jones Foster Shield 2001-02 Gene Clark Moore Shield 2001-02 Melissa Van der Reyden Goulder Shield 2001-02 Mitchell Carpini Foster Shield 2002-03 Kate Waetford Goulder Shield 2003-04 Kate Waetford Goulder Shield 2004-05 Brett Jones Gee Shield 2004-05 Jay Dyball Weblin Shield 2004-05
Batting Award
Malcolm Frost Martin Shield 1979-80 Lachlan Eldridge Cawsey Shield 1998-99 Glen O’Neil Cawsey Shield 1980-81 Jay Dyball Creak Shield 2000-01 Colin Hall Martin Shield 1981-82 Lachlan Eldridge Moore Shield 2000-01 C. Dean Moore Shield 1984-85 Gene Clark Moore Shield 2001-02 Scott Richards Durham Shield 1988-89 Ben England Weblin Shield 2003-04 Tim Bennett Cawsey Shield 1991-92 Kate Waetford Goulder Shield 2003-04 Brad Drew Telegraph Shield 1996-97 Jay Dyball Weblin Shield 2004-05 Tim Jordan Weblin Shield 1996-97 Brett Jones Gee Shield 2004-05 David Bryant Gee Shield 1997-98
Bowling Award
Hugh McKay Durham Shield 1979-80 Dave McMullen jnr Telegraph Shield 1996-97 Graham Lane Martin Shield 1980-81 Brian Sargent Cawsey Shield 1996-97 Greg Smith Martin Shield 1981-82 Geoff Drury Telegraph Shield 1997-98 Steve Maraga Telegraph Shield 1981-82 Andrew Brownlie Durham Shield 1997-98 Dragie Krasic Foster Shield 1982-83 Dean Stockdale Weblin Shield 1998-99 Steve Maraga Martin Shield 1983-84 David Dennis Watson Shield 2001-02 Tony Douglass Telegraph Shield 1985-86 Melissa Van der Reyden Goulder Shield 2001-02 Tony Douglass Telegraph Shield 1987-88 Mitchell Carpini Foster Shield 2002-03 Frank Coutis Durham Shield 1988-89 Joshua Airey Cawsey Shield 2003-04 Matthew Thomas Durham Shield 1994-95 Mitchell Carpini Creak Shield 2003-04 Ben Cohen Watson Shield 1994-95 Kate Waetford Goulder Shield 2004-05 Brett Talbot Creak Shield 1994-95
Wicketkeeping Award
S. McKay Telegraph Shield 1980-81 Andrew Sadleir Weblin Shield 1993-94 Max Simpson Durham Shield 1980-81 Cameron Lane Moore Shield 1993-94 Malcolm Frost Martin Shield 1981-82 Sean Blackadder Telegraph Shield 1997-98 Scott Tuckerman Foster Shield 1982-83 Scott Nelson Watson Shield 1999-00 Shane Lindo Moore Shield 1983-84 Ashley Cunliffe Mollie Dive Shield 2000-01 Richard Warren Martin Shield 1986-87 Brett Jones Foster Shield 2001-02 Rick Brown Durham Shield 1988-89 Kristen Neich Goulder Shield 2001-02 Shane Lindo Telegraph Shield 1993-94 Brett Jones Gee Shield 2004-05 HDCA Representative Records – Martin Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 R.Denadel 32.20 R.Denadel 161 G.Lindo 14.29 D.Papworth 17 1999-00 S.Lindo 35.25 S.Lindo 141 J.Pollard 12.67 D.Eley 17 2000-01 D.Levy 76.00 D.Levy 76 M.Dockett 13.23 M.Dockett, G.Drury 3 2001-02 B.Roberts 47.00 M.Goszko 79 Adam Carver 18.67 D.Day 6 2002-03 A.Mitchell 154.50 A.Mitchell 309 G.Sharpe 13.11 David Byrnes 17 2003-04 A.Mitchell 85.00 A.Mitchell 425 David Byrnes 10.91 David Byrnes 22 2004-05 A.Mitchell 86.00 A.Mitchell 258 David Byrnes 9.69 David Byrnes 16 Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE A. Mitchell 2003-04 6 6 1 158* 425 85.00 A. Mitchell 2002-03 4 4 2 101 309 154.50 A. Mitchell 2004-05 4 4 1 136* 258 86.00 Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE David Byrnes 2003-04 6 6-67 76.4 18 240 22 10.91 S. Maraga 1982-83 4 45 23 114 18 6.33 S. Maraga 1983-84 5 62.4 18 128 17 7.53 D. Eley 1999-00 5 5-43 81 19 217 17 12.76 David Byrnes 2002-03 6 6-53 63.4 9 227 17 13.35 D. Papworth 1998-99 7 4-27 99.1 19 327 17 19.24 David Byrnes 2004-05 4 7-33 68.2 13 155 16 9.69 Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL A. Mitchell 1998-99 7 11 2 13 M. Frost 1981-82 6 10 1 11 M. Johnson 2002-03 5 9 1 10 Centuries 158* A. Mitchell 2003-04 v Sutherland 2 155 M. Frost 1979-80 136* A. Mitchell 2004-05 v NSW Churches 133 C. Swilks 1996-97 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 110* A. Mitchell 1997-98 v Camden 101 A. Mitchell 2002-03 v Camden (Quarter-Final) Five Wickets or more in an Innings 7-22 J. Ross 1985-86 v South Sydney 7-33 David Byrnes 2004-05 v NSW Churches 7-35 T. Douglass 1988-89 v Blacktown 6-19 G. Smith 1979-80 v Canterbury-Wests (Final) 6-21 M. Puzny 1983-84 v St George 6-33 Geoff Drury 2004-05 v Northern Districts 6-53 David Byrnes 2002-03 v Camden (Quarter-Final) 6-64 Geoff Drury 2003-04 v Nepean 6-67 David Byrnes 2003-04 v Camden (Semi-Final) 5-18 R. Morris 1979-80 v Western Suburbs (Semi-Final) 5-21 W. Packer 1996-97 v Nepean 5-24 S. Hadley 2002-03 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5-25 G. Sutcliffe 1991-92 v Georges River 5-27 G. Sharpe 2002-03 v Northern Suburbs 5-31 T. Carroll 1985-86 v St George 5-36 K. Manning 1996-97 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5-43 D. Eley 1999-00 v Sydney Morning 5-66 David Byrnes 2004-05 v Manly-Warringah Century Partnerships 1st wicket 111 M.Frost - G.Alcorn 1986-87 v Auburn 2nd wicket 121 A.Mitchell - R.McConville 2002-03 v Northern Suburbs 4th wicket 100 A.Mitchell - M.Johnson 2003-04 v Sutherland 2 5th wicket 134 A.Mitchell - M.Goszko 2002-03 v Parramatta (Semi-Final) HDCA Representative Records – Telegraph Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 C.Lane 53.00 I.Toomsalu 174 R.Talbot 16.00 R.Talbot, M.Wheeler 4 1999-00 B.Johnson 9.66 B.Barry 76 B.Barry,C.Coote,W.Jackett 15.50 C.Coote, B.Johnson W.Jackett, B.Barry, M.McKeon, M.Murphy2
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE B. Drew 1996-97 7 7 0 114 290 41.43
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE T. Douglass 1985-86 5 68 18 199 22 9.05 S. Maraga 1981-82 5 84 22 137 19 7.21 T. Douglass 1987-88 4 6-39 71 6 197 17 11.59 Geoff Drury 1997-98 5 5-77 55 6 262 17 15.41
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL S. Lindo 1993-94 4 4 6 10 R. Warren 1985-86 6 7 3 10
Centuries 114 B. Drew 1996-97 v Georges River-St George 112 G. Lindo 1993-94 v Manly-Warringah 101 I. Toomsalu 1998-99 v Sutherland
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 6-39 T. Douglass 1987-88 v St George 6-51 T. Douglass 1987-88 v Gosford-Wyong 5-7 D. McMullen 1996-97 v Camden 5-26 B. Ball 1997-98 v Blacktown 5-40 D. McMullen 1997-98 v Fairfield-Liverpool 5-42 R. Gallagher 1988-89 v St George 5-55 V. Bertie 1996-97 v Georges River-St George 5-65 D. McMullen 1994-95 v Camden 5-77 G. Drury 1997-98 v Nepean
Century Partnerships 2nd wicket 126 I.Toomsalu - C.Lane 1998-99 v Sutherland
A NOTE ABOUT RECORDS
Averages and aggregates have been collated direct from scorebooks from each team representing the Association since the 1998-99 season. These are held in permanent storage at Windsor Library and can be viewed by contacting the library in advance.
Outstanding performances between the 1979-80 season, when the HDCA first joined the NSW Junior Cricket Union, and 1997-98, have been obtained from the following sources: • Annual Reports Presentation Night booklets (since 1981-82) • Junior Annual Reports (since they commenced in 1983-84) • NSW Junior Union/DCA Annual Reports (since 1979-80)
These performances are incomplete. Any person holding HDCA representative scorebooks prior to 1998 or who may be able to assist the HDCA in improving these statistics is encouraged to contact the Secretary. HDCA Representative Records – John Durham Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 A.Brownlie 72.00 B.Worland 242 M.Smith 11.57 A.Kentwell 9 1999-00 E.Moseley 26.67 C.Barwick 118 K.Chesterman 11.50 N.Gray 15 2000-01 D.Woods 69.67 D.Woods 209 B.Talbot 8.50 N.Gray 11 2001-02 N.Gray 54.25 N.Gray 217 A.Turtle 11.00 C.Tabet 16 2002-03 D.Woods 67.00 A.Mills 126 B.Deane 14.08 B.Deane 12 2003-04 A.Bartley 34.33 S.Drury 110 Adam Carver 3.80 D.Nieass, C.Lawrence 6 2004-05 B.Adams 48.50 B.Adams 194 C.Worland 13.75 C.Worland 8
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE B. Worland 1997-98 7 7 1 92* 242 40.33
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE A. Brownlie 1997-98 5 7-63 74 7 262 23 11.39 H. McKay 1979-80 4 8-7 42 11 127 22 5.77 M. Thomas 1994-95 5 6-32 58.1 7 208 20 10.40 F. Coutis 1988-89 6 4-9 66.5 16 176 18 9.78 C. Tabet 2001-02 5 5-41 53 6 184 16 11.50 A. Van der Hoek 1985-86 5 48 10 107 15 7.13 N. Gray 1999-00 6 4-13 65.2 13 197 15 13.13
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL R. Brennan 1998-99 7 8 3 11
Centuries 125 B. Adams 2004-05 v Northern Districts 124* A. Mills 2002-03 v Parramatta 117 Scott Richards 1988-89 v St George 103* M. Nicholls 1991-92 v Northern Districts 102* D. Woods 2000-01 v Parramatta
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 8-7 H. McKay 1979-80 v Moore Park 7-15 D. Paynter 1986-87 v Parramatta 7-63 A. Brownlie 1997-98 v Parramatta 6-32 M. Thomas 1994-95 v Parramatta 5-15 D. Forrest 1985-86 v Northern Districts 5-15 R. Johnson 1991-92 v Blacktown 5-18 M. Nicholls 1991-92 v Blacktown 5-34 M. Nicholls 1990-91 v Parramatta 5-41 C. Tabet 2001-02 v Blacktown 5-43 R. Drury 1996-97 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5-43 C. Roberts 1998-99 v Blacktown 5-68 A. Brownlie 1997-98 v Blacktown
Hat Trick R. Drury 1996-97 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills
Century Partnerships 3rd wicket 117 D.Woods - R.Milanovic 2000-01 v Parramatta 4th wicket 112 A.Mills - A.Turtle 2002-03 v Parramatta 6th wicket 146 C.Lawrence - D.Nieass 2003-04 v Georges River-St George 7th wicket 136 B.Adams - Brady Smith 2004-05 v Northern Districts HDCA Representative Records – C.S. Watson Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 B.Roberts 47.20 K.McCarthy 282 D.Mulligan 5.53 D.Mulligan 19 1999-00 M.Thompson 52.00 M.Thompson 208 T.Armstrong 10.73 D.Van der Reyden 15 2000-01 A.Mills 56.67 A.Mills 170 Adam Carver 12.50 N.Edwards 6 2001-02 P.Forrest 44.40 P.Forrest 222 D.Dennis 4.86 D.Dennis 21 2002-03 B.Adams 49.33 L.Eldridge 211 L.Eldridge 11.70 L.Eldridge 10 2003-04 D.Langford 52.00 D.Langford 208 T.Hawkett 19.50 D.Harkins, M.Van der Reyden 6 2004-05 D.Wilcox 26.00 B.England 103 A.Bayne 10.75 Kasim Khan 12
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE K. McCarthy 1998-99 7 8 0 70 282 35.25
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE D. Dennis 2001-02 5 5-13 57 17 102 21 4.86 D. Forrest 1984-85 5 7-19 67 25 108 20 5.40 D. Mulligan 1998-99 7 5-6 65.3 27 105 19 5.53 B. Cohen 1994-95 5 6-7 63 12 157 17 9.24 D. Van der Reyden 1999-00 7 4-20 63.3 10 166 15 11.07
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL S. Nelson 1999-00 7 11 5 16 N. Barry 1998-99 7 11 3 14 S. Mulford 1997-98 5 10 1 11
Centuries 117* D. Mulligan 1998-99 v Gordon 117 P. Forrest 2001-02 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai 102* S. Ryan 1994-95 v Gosford-Wyong 102 P. Brady 1992-93 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 7-19 D. Forrest 1984-85 v Canterbury 6-7 B. Cohen 1994-95 v Fairfield-Liverpool (Second Innings) 5-6 D. Mulligan 1998-99 v Gordon 5-11 T. Armstrong 1999-00 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 5-13 D. Dennis 2001-02 v Northern Districts 5-21 Kasim Khan 2004-05 v Newcastle 5-21 A. Bayne 2004-05 v Sutherland 5-25 S. Elias 1986-87 v Sutherland 5-26 J. Armstrong 1994-95 v Fairfield-Liverpool 5-30 D. Dennis 2001-02 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5-34 K. Allan 1997-98 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George
Hat Trick A. Bayne 2004-05 v Sutherland
Century Partnerships 1st wicket 133 C.Worland - L.Eldridge 2002-03 v Illawarra 106 D.Wellington - D.McLean 2001-02 v Blacktown 2nd wicket 100 P.Forrest - D.McLean 2001-02 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 4th wicket 103 M.Williams - B.Adams 2002-03 v Blacktown 7th wicket 148* B.Roberts - G.Jacobsen 1998-99 v Gordon HDCA Representative Records – Weblin Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 D.Nissila 25.00 D.Nissila 100 Daniel Jones 7.63 Daniel Jones 8 1999-00 S.Cook 35.75 S.Cook 143 D.Stockdale 6.29 D.Stockdale, S.Cook 14 2000-01 C.Hopper 46.50 D.Wellington 135 D.Dennis 9.78 D.Dennis 9 2001-02 L.Eldridge 64.00 L.Eldridge 256 M.Andrews 15.50 L.Eldridge 9 2002-03 D.Langford 43.00 D.Langford 215 D.Langford 16.00 M.Van der Reyden 9 2003-04 B.England 50.40 B.England 252 Jason Airey 10.63 Jason Airey 8 2004-05 J.Dyball 63.75 J.Dyball 255 Matthew J.Jones 8.79 M.Jones, J.Dyball 14
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE D. Alderton 1993-94 6 6 0 86 305 50.83 T. Jordan 1996-97 5 5 1 77 295 73.75 D. Wilson 1991-92 5 5 2 80* 268 89.33 J. Ryan 1993-94 6 6 1 89 263 52.60 L. Eldridge 2001-02 5 5 1 85 256 64.00 J. Dyball 2004-05 5 4 0 132 255 63.75 B. England 2003-04 4 5 0 70 252 50.40
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE D. Stockdale 1999-00 5 4-8 53.3 16 88 14 6.29 Matthew J. Jones 2004-05 5 4-15 50.5 15 123 14 8.79 Shane Cook 1999-00 5 4-59 51.5 14 126 14 9.00 J. Dyball 2004-05 5 4-9 53.1 16 135 14 9.64
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL A. Sadleir 1993-94 6 7 6 13 Matthew Cividin 2004-05 5 9 2 11
Centuries 132 J. Dyball 2004-05 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 118 G. Allen 1992-93 v Gosford-Wyong 112 Craig Parkinson 1991-92 v Camden 109* M. Goszko 1994-95 v Blacktown
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 7-45 Michael Van der Reyden 2002-03 v Canterbury-Wests 5-17 K. Daley 1996-97 v Blacktown 5-25 D. Thomas 1995-96 v Bankstown 5-40 Jason Airey 2003-04 v Parramatta
Century Partnership 5th wicket 116* L.Eldridge - Matthew Dyball 2001-02 v South-Eastern
HDCA Representative Records – Harold Moore Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 D.Bolton 36.50 D.Bryant 180 S.Mott 7.75 S.Cook 15 1999-00 G.Conyard 39.67 P.Forrest 185 P.Forrest 8.78 B.Grogan 13 2000-01 L.Eldridge 87.67 L.Eldridge 263 B.Cain 15.67 B.Cain 6 2001-02 G.Clark 93.00 G.Clark 372 M.Van der Reyden14.50 G.Clark 10 2002-03 B.England 30.20 B.England 151 B.Gibbons 23.50 B.Gibbons, J.Foster, B.Palmer 4 2003-04 J.Dyball 48.33 J.Dyball 145 J.Dyball 8.29 B.Greentree 10 2004-05 C.Haddad 41.80 C.Haddad 209 J.Cruickshank 17.25 Kieran Meurant 6 HDCA Representative Records – Harold Moore Shield (continued)
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE C. Dean 1984-85 7 7 1 100 388 64.67 G. Clark 2001-02 5 5 1 125* 372 93.00 C. Dean 1984-85 5 5 1 100 330 82.50 T. Bennett 1993-94 5 5 1 145 286 71.50 L. Eldridge 2000-01 4 4 1 100* 263 87.67 D. Laing 1984-85 7 7 4 81* 252 84.00
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE G. Wilbow 1984-85 7 7-49 118 16 298 34 8.76 T. Myers 1986-87 5 5-54 71.1 20 181 16 11.31 S. Cook 1998-99 6 4-21 55 14 125 15 8.33
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL C. Lane 1993-94 5 6 9 15 S. Lindo 1983-84 5 6 6 12 A. Sadleir 1992-93 5 6 4 10 M. Tadich 1998-99 6 6 4 10
Centuries 145 T. Bennett 1993-94 v Canterbury-Wests 131* D. Bennett 1984-85 v Northern Districts 125* G. Clark 2001-02 v Gladesville 119 C. Haddad 2004-05 v Gladesville 109 G. Clark 2001-02 v South-Eastern 100* L. Eldridge 2000-01 v Canterbury-Wests 100 C. Dean 1984-85 v Manly-Warringah 2
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 7-27 D. Johnston 1987-88 v Illawarra 7-49 G. Wilbow 1984-85 v Gosford-Wyong 6-18 D. Krasic 1986-87 v Georges River-Penshurst 6-21 G. Wilbow 1984-85 v Manly-Warringah 2 5-11 J. Dyball 2003-04 v Blacktown 5-20 B. Duffy 1985-86 v South Sydney 5-28 D. Griffith 1999-00 v Gordon 5-28 T. Malfroy 1996-97 v Camden 5-35 B. Duffy 1985-86 v Eastern Suburbs 5-36 B. Greentree 2003-04 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 5-50 M. Brown 1985-86 v Northern Districts 5-54 T. Myers 1986-87 v Gosford-Wyong 5-80 G. Wilbow 1984-85 v Eastern Suburbs (Semi-Final)
Hat Tricks J. Armstrong 1992-93 v Penrith C. Stephens 1994-95 v Canterbury-Wests
Century Partnerships 1st wicket 181 L.Eldridge - Daniel Walshaw 2000-01 v Canterbury-Wests 100 D.Mulligan - M.Milan 1996-97 v Fairfield-Liverpool 2nd wicket 145 C.Dean - M.Bayliss 1984-85 v Gordon 141 C.Haddad - S.Mullens 2004-05 v Gladesville 122 J.Dyball - M.James 2003-04 v Blacktown 3rd wicket 152 B.Adams - L.Eldridge 2000-01 v Manly-Warringah 136 G.Clark - M.Gibbons 2001-02 v Gladesville 126 C.Dean - D.Bennett 1984-85 v Northern District 124 G.Clark - M.Gibbons 2001-02 v Blacktown 4th wicket 138 G.Clark - M.Gibbons 2001-02 v South-Eastern 109 S.Cook - S.O’Keefe 1998-99 v Fairfield-Liverpool 101 C.Dean - D.Laing 1984-85 v Gosford-Wyong 6th wicket 111* C.Hopper - D.Dennis 1999-00 v South-Eastern HDCA Representative Records – W.S. Gee Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 P.Forrest 28.20 P.Forrest 141 S.Drury 10.71 B.Grogan 9 1999-00 L.Eldridge 55.25 L.Eldridge 221 B.Cain 7.46 L.Eldridge 14 2000-01 M.Tracey 36.00 G.Clark 120 D.Langford 6.00 G.Clark 8 2001-02 M.Shelton 76.00 B.Palmer 336 B.Gibbons 9.56 B.Gibbons 9 2002-03 J.Dyball 52.25 J.Dyball 209 M.James 7.00 Andrew Bean 8 2003-04 K.Meurant 33.00 S.Mullens 111 B.Sproule 14.50 D.Hile 6 2004-05 B.Jones 103.33 B.Jones 310 D.McKay 8.23 D.McKay 13
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE B. Palmer 2001-02 5 5 0 134 336 67.20 B. Jones 2004-05 6 5 2 113* 310 103.33 D. Bryant 1997-98 5 4 2 105* 255 127.50
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE B. Sargent 1996-97 6 5-45 50 6 168 16 10.50
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL B. Jones 2004-05 6 5 6 11 D. Turtle 1999-00 6 8 3 11 A. Sadleir 1991-92 5 8 2 10
Centuries 121* D. Thomas 1993-94 v Canterbury-Wests 113* B. Jones 2004-05 v Penrith 105* D. Bryant 1997-98 v Northern District
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 6-30 B. Cain 1999-00 v South-Eastern 6-38 M. Greentree 1991-92 v Blacktown 5-22 B. Gibbons 2001-02 v Penrith 5-36 B. Cohen 1991-92 v Canterbury-Wests 5-45 B. Sargent 1996-97 v Gordon
Hat Trick B. Cohen 1991-92 v Canterbury-Wests
Century Partnerships 1st wicket 125 Daniel Walshaw - L.Eldridge 1999-00 v South-Eastern 113 M.Carl - J.Ryan 1997-98 v Camden 2nd wicket 121* D.Klineberg - D.McKay 2004-05 v North Shore 4th wicket 135* S.O’Keefe - D.Bryant 1997-98 v ACT 125 B.Jones - S.Heaney 2004-05 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 8th wicket 102* Robert Russell - M.Shelton 2001-02 v Penrith
HDCA Representative Records – Arch Cawsey Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 L.Eldridge 153.67 L.Eldridge 461 C.Worland 7.67 Matthew Dyball 13 1999-00 D.Langford 32.20 D.Langford 161 G.Clark 5.21 G.Clark 14 2000-01 B.England 21.20 B.England 106 M.Shelton 11.00 M.Shelton, B.Palmer 5 2001-02 J.Dyball 55.60 J.Dyball 278 M.Langham 9.00 B.Greentree 13 2002-03 J.Cruickshank 24.50 J.Cruickshank 98 L.Nourse 14.00 J.Cruickshank, D.Hile, E.De Mattia 4 2003-04 B.Jones 41.75 B.Jones 167 Joshua Airey 5.08 Joshua Airey 13 2004-05 C.Davis 55.50 L.Abell 167 P.Lawrence 6.70 P.Lawrence 10 HDCA Representative Records – Arch Cawsey Shield (continued)
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE L. Eldridge 1998-99 7 8 5 133* 461 153.67 J. Dyball 2001-02 5 5 0 119 278 55.60 D. Walshaw 1998-99 6 7 3 115* 271 67.75
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE D. Johnston 1986-87 5 5-27 86.2 21 187 18 10.39 J. Ford 1982-83 5 96.1 31 157 16 9.82 G. Hanckel 1984-85 5 5-5 53 21 112 15 7.47
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL L. Eldridge 1998-99 7 9 0 9 T. Decent 2004-05 5 5 3 8 B. Jones 2003-04 5 5 3 8
Centuries 133* L. Eldridge 1998-99 v Northern Districts 119 J. Dyball 2001-02 v Gladesville 115* D. Walshaw 1998-99 v Northern Districts 102* B. Jones 2003-04 v Canterbury-Wests 101 B. Bates 1985-86 v Gordon
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 6-10 K. Chesterman 1994-95 v Canterbury-Wests 6-26 T. Allayialis 1987-88 v Gosford-Wyong 5-3 B. Greentree 2001-02 v Bankstown (Semi-Final) 5-5 G. Hanckel 1984-85 v Blacktown 5-27 D. Johnston 1986-87 v Manly-Warringah 5-32 D. Krasic 1984-85 v Blacktown 5-52 T. Allayialis 1987-88 v Gordon
Century Partnerships 1st wicket 261* D.Walshaw - L.Eldridge 1998-99 v Northern Districts 147* L.Abell - Mitchell Carpini 2004-05 v Northern Districts 128* D.Walshaw - L.Eldridge 1998-99 v Newcastle (Final) 2nd wicket 124 J.Dyball - D.Saunders 2001-02 v Fairfield-Liverpool HDCA Representative Records – J.H. Creak Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 P.Woods 61.00 G.Clark 146 M.Van der Reyden 6.07 M.Van der Reyden 13 1999-00 Jason Airey 44.00 B.Day 107 Andrew Bean 11.33 Andrew Bean 6 2000-01 J.Dyball 123.33 J.Dyball 370 M.Bentley 11.17 M.Bentley 6 2001-02 C.Haddad 48.50 C.Haddad 194 G.Napier 8.50 G.Napier 8 2002-03 S.Heaney 19.60 B.Jones, L.Power 100 S.Heaney 7.09 S.Heaney 11 2003-04 L.Abell 101.33 L.Abell 304 Mitchell Carpini 7.07 Mitchell Carpini 14 2004-05 N.Toscan 31.50 L.Bruhm 142 M.Pappas 4.00 Shane Nicholls 7
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE J. Dyball 2000-01 4 4 1 127* 370 123.33 L. Abell 2003-04 5 5 2 154* 304 101.33
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE B. Talbot 1994-95 5 5-17 56 17 123 17 7.24
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL T. Decent 2004-05 5 3 3 6 B. Jones 2003-04 5 4 2 6 HDCA Representative Records – J.H. Creak Shield (continued)
Centuries 154* L. Abell 2003-04 v Manly-Warringah 127* J. Dyball 2000-01 v Gladesville 122 J. Dyball 2000-01 v Northern Districts 114 L. Bruhm 2004-05 v Canterbury-Wests 110 J. Dyball 2000-01 v Bankstown
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 6-34 S. Green 2003-04 v Canterbury-Wests (Second Innings) 5-4 S. Heaney 2002-03 v Northern Districts 5-11 Mitchell Carpini 2003-04 v Northern Districts (Second Innings) 5-13 P. Forrest 1996-97 v Hornsby-Ku-ring-gai and Hills 5-17 B. Talbot 1994-95 v Northern Districts
Century Partnerships 2nd wicket 136 J.Dyball - A.Thomas 2000-01 v Northern Districts 3rd wicket 147 S.Mullens - D.Hile 2001-02 v Canterbury-Wests 4th wicket 108 L.Bruhm - A.Carpini 2004-05 v Canterbury-Wests 5th wicket 105 L.Abell - T.Wilson 2003-04 v Manly-Warringah
HDCA Representative Records – Foster Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 1998-99 Andrew Bean 22.60 Andrew Bean 113 B.Gibbons 10.38 G.Carl 9 1999-00 M.James 22.00 T.Lye 97 T.Lye 10.50 D.Hile 6 2000-01 Sean Woods 24.00 C.Haddad 82 C.Haddad 6.43 C.Haddad, N.Maraga, D.Hile 7 2001-02 B.Jones 41.25 B.Jones 165 D.Klineberg 8.29 R.James 10 2002-03 M.Carpini 52.40 M.Carpini 262 M.Carpini 6.91 M.Carpini 22 2003-04 P.Gooley 29.33 C.Hately 128 L.Bruhm 8.50 L.Bruhm 8 2004-05 T.Zahn 31.67 B.Sweeney 123 J.Smith 14.33 J.Smith 6
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE Mitchell Carpini 2002-03 6 6 1 120 262 52.40
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE B. Duffy 1981-82 5 91 37 120 24 5.00 Mitchell Carpini 2002-03 6 6-29 70 16 152 22 6.91 D. Krasic 1982-83 5 115.1 40 173 21 8.24
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL B. Jones 2001-02 5 8 3 11
Centuries 120 Mitchell Carpini 2002-03 v Blacktown
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 6-21 J. Watson 1987-88 v Nepean 6-21 A. Hall 1990-91 v Gladesville 6-29 Mitchell Carpini 2002-03 v Canterbury-Wests 5-13 P. Woods 1997-98 v Blacktown 5-15 N. Bryant 1996-97 v Canterbury-Wests 5-19 Scott Griffin 1992-93 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 5-25 M. Day 1996-97 v Penrith
Hat Trick D. Krasic 1982-83
Century Partnerships 2nd wicket 110 B.Jones - L.Power 2001-02 v Gordon 2 6th wicket 113* M.Goszko - M.Brodie 1989-90 v South Sydney HDCA Representative Records – Mollie Dive Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 2000-01 J.Boyd 3.67 N.Bail, V.Chan 17 T.Moody 42.00 T.Moody 2 2002-03 A.Heaney 25.00 A.Heaney 75 M.Van der Reyden 6.14 M.Van der Reyden, D.Langham 7 2003-04 A.Endacott 37.33 M.Van der Reyden 113 A.Endacott 2.73 A.Endacott 15 2004-05 K.Cole 20.00 K.Cole 120 K.Cole 19.75 K.Cole 4
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE K. Cole 2004-05 4 6 0 55 120 20.00
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE A. Endacott 2003-04 4 6-7 37.3 15 41 15 2.73
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL M. Van der Reyden 2002-03 4 4 0 4
Highest Score 59 R. McAndrew 2003-04 v Georges River-Penshust-St George
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 6-7 A. Endacott 2003-04 v North Shore
HDCA Representative Records – James Goulder Shield
Batting Average Batting Aggregate Bowling Average Most Wickets 2000-01 M.Van der Reyden 18.50 M.Van der Reyden 74 R.Wilson 17.50 R.Wilson 4 2001-02 M.Van der Reyden 25.50 M.Van der Reyden 153 M.Van der Reyden 2.45 M.Van der Reyden 20 2003-04 K.Waetford 104.00 K.Waetford 208 K.Waetford 5.88 K.Waetford, T.Kafoa 8 2004-05 K.Waetford 24.20 S.Biondi 128 K.Waetford 4.53 K.Waetford 17
Most Runs in a Season SEASON M INN NO HS AGG AVGE K. Waetford 2003-04 3 5 3 104* 208 104.00
Most Wickets in a Season SEASON M BEST OVERS MDNS RUNS WKTS AVGE Melissa Van der Reyden 2001-02 6 6-2 38.1 13 49 20 2.45 K. Waetford 2004-05 6 8-6 50 18 77 17 4.53
Most Dismissals in a Season SEASON M CT STPD TOTAL S. Biondi 2003-04 4 8 0 8 K. Neich 2001-02 6 5 0 5
Centuries 104* K. Waetford 2003-04 v North Shore
Five Wickets or more in an Innings 8-6 K. Waetford 2004-05 v North Shore 6-2 Melissa Van der Reyden 2001-02 v Newcastle 5-7 Melissa Van der Reyden 2001-02 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George 5-26 T. Kafoa 2003-04 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George (Second Innings)
Hat Tricks K. Waetford 2003-04 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George T. Kafoa 2003-04 v Georges River-Penshurst-St George (Second Innings) Hawkesbury District Umpires Association
Hawkesbury District Umpires Association appointments for 2004-05 were: • 58 junior matches (including 11 semi-finals and 10 finals) • 70 senior matches (including 10 semi-finals and 10 finals) • 53 representative matches (including 12 inter-school semi-finals and finals) In total number 181 games were officiated in, making the 2004/05 season very successful.
Michael Flaherty Honorary Secretary Emerging Blues 2005-2006
A number of Hawkesbury cricketers were successful in trials for next season’s Emerging Blues squads at the Sydney Cricket Ground in March. One squad across Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong is selected at the Under 15 and Under 16 levels and for girls. The traditional format of four squads in the Under 13 and Under 14 continues for boys, with Hawkesbury players nominated and eligible for Metropolitan West.
Players selected were: Girls Under 15 NSW team Melissa Van der Reyden
Under 17 City Squad Girls Under 17 City Squad Jay Dyball Melissa Van der Reyden
Under 15 - Combined Metropolitan Girls Under 15 Emerging Blues Chris Haddad, Kieran Meurant Kate Waetford
Under 14 - Metropolitan West Girls Under 14 Emerging Blues Brett Jones, Scott Heaney, Dale McKay Samantha Biondi, Alicia Hawkins, Anna Sheumack
Under 13 - Metropolitan West Girls Under 13 Emerging Blues Luke Abell, Tom Decent, Patrick Lawrence Tayla Kafoa
Junior District Coaches for 2005-2006
Under 16 Watson Shield Ian Alchin Under 15 Weblin Shield Glenn Sharpe Under 14 Moore Shield Steven Jones Under 13 Gee Shield Steven Magner Under 12 Cawsey Shield Matt Nixon Under 11 Creak Shield Wayne Packer Under 10 Foster Shield Michael Van der Reyden Under 16 Margaret Peden Shield To be advised Under 14 Mollie Dive Shield To be advised Under 12 Goulder Shield To be advised
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Thank you to all of those who assisted in the production of this report. It takes many hours and is completely dependent on the full cooperation of a large quantity of club officials, HDCA office-bearers and district coaches. Special thanks this season are extended to Melissa Packer and Denise Carver for their efforts on the Association’s behalf.