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24th ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018 Inner South East Cricket
LIFE MEMBERS
Robert Ary James A Aylmer Fred G A Bain James McR Barrett D B ‘Don’ Bienvenu W D ‘Bill’ Birch Neil J Daly Bruce D Dowland W ‘Bill’ Duff R Iain Field Graeme A Fischer Chris Green L F ‘Laurie’ Halvy A L ‘Tony’ Hon A Julian Hughes Warren S Humphreys Michael J Lawson Iain S A McKenzie Murray A McPherson Peter W Mitchell Raelene A Molloy Bruce J Morley Don G Moyes A F ‘Mick’ Palmer Emidio Pugliese Mark Rae Alan E Taylor Alan J Watts W G ‘Bill’ Weeden R C ‘Roly’ Williams Brian J Wilson John K Wilson
DECEASED LIFE MEMBERS
Alan J Aitken John Ashton J R ‘Jack’ Badham C V ‘Charlie’ Birch H L ‘Harry’ Birch Keith J Bumpstead Charles A Burton Gordon G Cairns George A Carr Ralph Charrett W J ‘Bill’ Conkey Elwood E Davey William M Davies Ken C Davis Charles H Dines John J Duncan J McG ‘Jack’ Edwards Ewart G Ellis Sydney T Ellis R A ‘Bob’ Ferguson Joseph J Finaly Eric W Florence W H ‘Harry’ Gill J H ‘Jack’ Goding A W ‘Wes’ Gould G Ross Gould Arthur C Greenwood Norman H Hall Noel D W Harbourd A Raymond Keeley Stuart I King R L ‘Les’ Lothian Geoff G Luke George A Lovell W E ‘Bill’ Lynch Keith E McKay Dennis C Mann P J ‘Percy’ Markham Fred Martin David J Masterton Alfred E McMicken John G Menzies Douglas T Miller James H Morton A G ‘Alex’ Pinkerton Squire H Reid Wob A Scammell P H ‘Percy’ Shalless R R ‘Bob;’ Shearwood R G W ‘Ray’ Skinner W Lyle Smith W A H ‘Bill’ Turner Paul Wheatley Ian E Williams Alan J Young
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ADMINISTRATION
PRESIDENT: IAIN GILES VICE PRESIDENT: JOHN RIBBANDS GENERAL SECRETARY: NEIL DALY TREASURER: TIM BOYCE JUNIOR CO-ORDINATOR: PETER CIAVARELLA COMMITTEE (ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMP): LIBBY NICHOLLS COMMITTEE (COMPETITION): PHIL BURNS COMMITTEE (COMPETITION): TOM FACEY COMMITTEE (COMPETITION): GREG HANSON COMMITTEE (COMPETITION): MICHAEL LAWSON COMMITTEE (REPRESENTATIVE): DAVID WILLIAMS COMMITTEE (UMPIRES CO-ORDINATOR) GANESH DESAI CRICKET VICTORIA REGIONAL CRICKET MANAGER: PAUL GILCHRIST (NON VOTING ROLE) CRICKET AUSTRALIA T20 BLAST & MYCRICKET: CHRIS GORRIE (NON VOTING ROLE)
REGION REPRESENTATIVE: IAIN GILES DELEGATE TO VMCU: PETER CIAVARELLA
MYCRICKET LIAISON: NEIL DALY, PHIL BURNS, TOM FACEY GRADINGS & FIXTURES: NEIL DALY, DAVID WILLIAMS PRESENTATION NIGHT: PETER CIAVARELLA SCOREBOOK PRODUCTION: NEIL DALY HONORARY AUDITOR: NIHIT MITTAL
REPRESENTATIVE COACHES: UNDER 18 PHIL ARNOLD SHIELD: BEN EARNEY & TOM GILES UNDER 16 JIM BEITZEL SHIELD: GARRY KITTO UNDER 14 RUSSELL ALLEN SHIELD: BLAKE PARSONS & JAMES BOYCE UNDER 14 DES NOLAN PLATE: STEPHEN ZAYLER & JAMES GRAY UNDER 12 KEITH MITCHELL SHIELD: SAM HILL UNDER 12 JOSH BROWNE PLATE: HARRISON REES UNDER 14 SAVAGE SHIELD: ELLA AUSTIN UNDER 12 CLAUDIA FATONE SHIELD: ELLA AUSTIN
Murrumbeena CC – Under 17 Sunday Ary Shield Premiers Inner South East Cricket
WL SMITH MEMORIAL TROPHY (Club Efficiency)
MURRUMBEENA
PETER FISHER MEMORIAL TROPHY (Junior Club Champions)
MOUNT WAVERLEY
JULIAN HUGHES MEDAL (Under 16 Beitzel Shield – SDCCL Player of the Carnival) Christian van der Merwe (Oakleigh)
WJ BIRCH TROPHY (Wicket keeping award) Wesley Parkin – 13 dismissals (5 catches, 8 stumpings) (Murrumbeena)
UNDER 17 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Videsh Wagh (Mount Waverley)
16 & UNDER ALL GIRLS PLAYER OF THE YEAR Emily Sharkey (Glen Waverley)
UNDER 15 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Henry Nicholls (Toorak-Prahran)
13 & UNDER ALL GIRLS PLAYERS OF THE YEAR Stage 1 Mia Ursprung Stage 2 Erin Carroll (Le Page Park) (Parkdale)
UNDER 13 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Marcus Wiseman (Toorak-Prahran)
Mt Waverley CC – Under 17 Friday Daly Shield Premiers
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VALE – Ken Davis
Kenneth Charles Davis (b. 8.3.1949 – d. 6.5.2018). Ken was a long serving player with South Yarra Presbyterian, Punt Road Methodist, Toorak and Toorak-Prahran Cricket Clubs. He was a Life Member of Toorak and Toorak-Prahran Cricket Clubs. Ken represented South Suburban Churches Cricket Association at the Australian Churches Cricket Association Carnivals (ACCA) in Melbourne in 1976 and Brisbane in 1978. He was SDCCL manager for 1994 ACCA carnival in Melbourne. Ken then coached the SDCCL Under 12 Mitchell team from 1995 to 2000. In recognition of his contribution to SDCCL and its predecessors he was given SDCCL Life Membership in 2002. Ken also was Co-Coach of the Prahran Dowling Team 2004. It was fitting that one of the SDCCL Under 11 Saturday Shields was named the Ken Davis Shield. In 2017 Ken received recognition from Cricket Victoria for his 50 year contribution to cricket. Despite being diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2016, Ken was still able to coach from his wheelchair during the season just finished. The Toorak-Prahran family lost one of its legends when Ken passed away on 6 May 2018. Below is a photo of Graeme Fischer, Ken Davis, John Wilson and Rob Ary of Toorak-Prahran Cricket Club in 2016/17 – all SDCCL Life Members.
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
I am very proud to present the President’s report for season 2017-18 to our affiliated Clubs, past and present players, sponsors, parents, volunteers and supporters of the Inner South East Cricket (ISEC) league and the All Girls Cricket Competition (AGCC).
In a year that has seen cricket in Australia face tremendous challenges both off the field, with initially the “players pay dispute” and most recently, on the field, with the “ball tampering incident”, Cricket Australia’s Purpose, to “Inspire everyone to love cricket” and Vision, of cricket being “Australian’s favourite Sport” has been questioned. The outcry on social media platforms (let alone the multitude of BBQ and Water Fountain debates) surrounding “ball tampering” illustrated that the game is always bigger than the individual, and that cricket is very much part of the Australian DNA. What other sport, in Australia, has 26 million selectors??
I see the role of the ISEC, AGCC and affiliated Club administrators, players, coaches, parents, volunteers and supporters, is to collaboratively work together, as custodians of the game, to not only innovate and progress but ensure the Spirit of Cricket is always upheld. This is and will always remain the corner stone of how ISEC and the AGCC administer your competitions.
As per our Constitution (following the 2016-17 AGM), a new Committee was formed consisting of 11 volunteers to take administrative responsibility of our 116th season. I would like to acknowledge and thank them all for their tireless work and dedication throughout the season. Having been nominated for the inaugural Cricket Association of the Year, in the “A Sport for All Awards – Victoria”, ISEC and the AGCC continue to be acknowledged as two of the most progressive boys and girls junior leagues in Victoria and the work your committee does continues to strengthen that standing. The Committee consisted of the following people;
John Ribbands – Vice President Neil Daly – Secretary Tim Boyce – Treasurer Peter Ciavarella – Junior Coordinator Libby Nicholas – Secretary All Girls Cricket Competition David Williams – Representative Teams Coordinator Ganesh Desai – Umpires Coordinator Phil Burns – Competition Coordinator Tom Facey - Competition Greg Hanson - Competition Michael Lawson - Competition
I would like to specifically acknowledge our Secretary and ISEC Life Member, Neil Daly for his continued passion, support and tireless commitment to ensure ISEC provides the best competition it can provide. In addition, I would like to thank those committee Members, whose individual reports are enclosed, for taking stewardship of the specific portfolios on the committee.
Following the success of last season’s experimental introduction of the new playing formats for an U11 competition, we introduced the new junior playing formats across all five U11 competitions and three U13 competitions in 2017-18. In addition, the AGCC introduced the new playing formats, Stage Inner South East Cricket
1 and Stage 2, for the 13 and under competitions as well. This meant some 587 boys and 233 girls played under the new formats during the season.
The feedback we received from Clubs, coaches, players and parents regarding these new formats was overwhelmingly positive and we will continue to roll-out the new formats (Stages 1 and 2) across our competitions in the 2018-19 season.
Although a strong supporter of the new formats and what they provide young boys and girls, their introduction creates one major logistical issue - Where do we find the ovals for these teams to play? This occurs as the new formats reduce the number of players per team which consequently increases the number of teams playing. With more teams playing we need more grounds on which to play. As you cannot just build new ovals, we looked at alternative options but clearly the option of utilising existing grounds with quality approved roll-out pitches, where 3-4 games could be played on a single oval at the same time, was the best solution. So, at ISEC’s instigation, and with the investment, support and understanding of the issue from Cricket Victoria, Cricket Australia and the City of Stonnington we were the first League in Australia to trial roll-out pitches for the new formats.
We trialled the roll-out pitches at under 11 games on two “turf only” grounds, TH King and Waverley ovals on both Friday night and Saturday morning with great success. The success of these trials, we understand, will be used by Cricket Victoria and Cricket Australia to introduce roll-out pitches around the country, to ensure the major obstacle associated with the new formats is overcome. We thank Cricket Victoria, Cricket Australia and the City of Stonnington for their commitment to grass roots cricket and the community in which our Clubs serve.
In the past season, some 3,360 boys and girls participated in playing cricket across our League in Club run Milo IN2Cricket programs, the League T20Blast centres, the underage boys, the Representative program, the enhanced T20 Competition and of course the All Girls Cricket Competition (AGCC). The following points illustrate the diversity of the competitions ISEC provide as well as the Milo IN2Cricket and the League T20 Blast programs delivered by Clubs.
22 competitions & 163 teams play in Home & Away, 5 competitions & 20 teams play in T20 Cup Challenge, 4 competitions, 29 teams & 307 girls played in the AGCC, 926 boys and girls played T20Blast or Milo in2Cricket across ISEC, 104 boys and girls played representative cricket for ISEC across 8 teams, 3,360 Boys and Girls played cricket with ISEC/AGCC Clubs.
With in excess of 210 teams and an increase of some 600 boys and girls playing cricket over season 2016-17, we thank the work all our affiliated Clubs and specifically the volunteers within those Clubs did throughout the year to promote cricket.
This year ISEC fielded 8 Representative Teams in the January VMCU carnival, winning the inaugural Julie Savage u14 Girls Shield. I would like to thank our Representative Coordinator, David Williams and his team of coaches for putting on an experience all boys, girls and parents enjoyed. Of course, congratulations to all our Players who conducted themselves extraordinarily well across the carnival. Inner South East Cricket
The popularity of girls playing cricket has continued, and 2017-18 saw the fifth season of the All Girls Cricket Competition (AGCC) commence. From humble beginnings of 45 players and 5 Clubs in 2013- 14, this season players numbers grew to over 300 and the number of Clubs engaged grew to 38.
Cricket Australia’s “Growing Cricket for Girls Funding” program, launched in 2016-17, has enabled many clubs and associations to start to promote, develop and provide opportunities for girls to play cricket. The AGCC, a recipient of this funding, continues to be at the forefront of growing the opportunities for girls to not only play junior cricket but have identifiable pathways to continue to play senior Women’s cricket at Premier League or Women’s Community Clubs.
As mentioned above, although the AGCC has always provided a modified format for our younger girls, we introduced the new game formats, Stage 1 and Stage 2, to our 13 and under competition. I would like to again acknowledge the SECA committee and their affiliated Clubs for their support in continuing to build the AGCC as now the largest independently run All Girls Cricket Competition in Victoria.
The AGCC is all about the participation of girls playing and enjoying cricket whether that is in a team coordinated by one Club or in a composite team we can accommodate both. We ran three 13 and Under competitions and one 16 and under competition this season, and are looking to expand the number of competitions in season 2018-19. As the geographical spread of the AGCC participating Clubs covers a large distance, we are very much aware of the travel time required on a Wednesday afternoon for parents to get their daughters to games. In season 2016-17, due to the number of teams registered, we were able to provide a North and South zone in the 13 and under competition. We retained that model last season and hope, with further growth of team numbers this coming season, we will be able to provide a north and south zone for all our 13 and under competitions.
I would like to thank and acknowledge the work of our All Girls Cricket Competition (AGCC) Clubs. In particular, I would like to thank and acknowledge the specific work done by Libby Nicholls, our AGCC Secretary. Libby’s commitment and dedication over the last five seasons has always ensured there was clear communication between and support for all Clubs, ensuring the season ran smoothly. Her friendly calm approach, to working and promoting the AGCC over the years, has being a key reason for the continued engagement of Clubs, players and parents and success of the competition.
With the release of Cricket Victoria’s Melbourne Metropolitan Cricket enhanced strategy last year, we have held numerous discussions with Cricket Victoria and Cricket Southern Bayside. The purpose of these meetings, which has now incorporated SECA, is to determine how, together, retaining the quality, integrity and heritage of the competition from both associations, we could provide an even better cricketing experience for all the boys and girls playing across our associations. The six key outcomes, identified by Cricket Victoria, for this strategy are;
1. Drive participation and sustainability of club cricket, 2. Generate greater investment and support for competitions and clubs, 3. Develop a unified voice for cricket at a local level in speaking with local government, commercial, community and other relevant stakeholders, 4. Drive a greater profile and engagement with the local community, 5. Streamline the management of competitions and clubs, 6. Ensure sustainability of cricket infrastructure inclusive of turf pitches. Inner South East Cricket
As a result, ISEC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Cricket Victoria, Cricket Southern Bayside and SECA to progress discussions on the development of a single governing structure across South East and Bayside cricket regions. Further consultation and information will be provided to our Clubs as we progress this exciting opportunity. For further information please visit http://www.cricketvictoria.com.au/melbourne-metropolitan-cricket-strategy/
I would like to thank our major sponsor Kookaburra Sport. As a League their continued support has been invaluable and has enabled us to; Dress our representative teams in again the best uniform across all associations, Increased the level of coaching support for our Representative teams,
I would urge all ISEC affiliated Clubs to ask Kookaburra Team Apparel about what they can do for you when ordering for next season.
As I reiterate each year I see the role of the Committee is to leave the League in a better position than it was found in and I believe we have continued that journey again this season. During the coming season we will continue to work with our affiliated Clubs and cricket stakeholders to strive to provide a cricketing experience for both boys and girls to develop, maintain and grow their love of cricket.
I look forward to your support and engagement with ISEC and the AGCC in the coming season.
Yours sincerely,
Iain Giles President – Inner South East Cricket Chairman – All Girls Cricket Competition
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NOTES FROM THE SECRETARY
MEMBERSHIP
The League comprised 27 Clubs in the Boys’ grades and 38 pledged Clubs with 22 Clubs actually participating in the All Girls’ grades with the following teams:
2017-18 2016-17 Under 17 18 18 Under 15 41 40 All Girls 16 & Under 5 5 All Girls 13 & Under – Stage 2 9 14 All Girls 13 & Under – Stage 1 15 0 Under 13 60 54 Under 11 44 44 Totals 192 175
THE COMPETITION
As can be seen with the affiliation figures above, with the influence of Junior Formats, the League enjoyed yet another season of overall growth in numbers. The steady numbers of Under 11 players is probably due to club encouragement of T20 Blast for young cricketers not quite ready for hard ball competition.
Significantly, this is the ninth successive season of growth for the League. ISEC remains the fourth largest Junior competition in Melbourne.
The Competition began its fourth season as an exclusively Junior League with the Executive initiating several additions to the competition throughout the season which included:
All U11 grades played under the new Cricket Australia formats Three U13 grades played under the new Cricket Australia formats Together with Cricket Australia, Cricket Victoria and Stonnington Council, four portable Flicx pitches were purchased. The pitches were used in the last 3 rounds of U11 Friday & Saturday, proving to be very successful and popular with players and families.
The All Girls Cricket Competition continues to grow, with a note of thanks to the ongoing commitment and leadership of our President, Iain Giles and AGCC Secretary, Libby Nicholls.
Turf Cricket on Sundays remains popular, enabling the League to offer two U17 and U15 grades. These grades have continued as development areas for our affiliated turf Clubs. Thanks to Ganesh Desai for his dedication and organisational skills as Umpire’s Co-Ordinator.
Though self-grading in U13 and U15 grades continues to even out the Competition, on a negative side, the ‘B Grade’ mentality continues amongst Clubs. The League had to step in and elevate sides to one U15A Grade when only four Clubs applied. Better processes for deciding grading must be explored next season.
The growth of the competition also brought the initial affiliation process to breaking point. It was disappointing to deal with the poor attitude of so many people when the draws were released. There was a genuine lack of understanding about the process and commitment required in the short time frames offered by the League. Some comments were very personal and aggressive.
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ISEC’s response for 2018/19 will require affiliations to be submitted 3 weeks prior to season’s commencement. Due to the failure of several clubs to submit affiliations, these will probably be required to be electronically submitted from next season.
The organising of the Kookaburra Finals Series is always a difficult period. Dealing with Councils, appointing umpires, players’ qualification auditing, organising Executive Members and Life Members to present Premiership medals & shields - it is a time consuming task. This Season, sincere thanks goes to the help from fellow Executive members.
Peter Ciavarella organised the Competition’s Presentation Night held Glen Eira Council Town Hall this season. Another excellent turnout was a good indication of the respect our competition is held in by Club officials, players and their families. Congratulations to all trophy winners.
THE FUTURE
The Competition will see some more change with the implementation of Junior Formats in all U13 Grades for 2018/19. It will take planning and the continued co-operation from Clubs to ensure a smooth transition.
Of course, the heads of agreement with Cricket Victoria, Cricket Southern Bayside and South East Cricket Association heralds more change in the near future, should the progression prove attractive for Clubs. Personally, it is difficult to see why it would not. Despite the heartening state of ISEC, it would be prudent to affiliate with a senior body and ensure the continuity of junior cricket in this region.
The finest compliment we received was that ‘since standing alone, ISEC has grown from a village Association to offering development and solid competition at all age levels’. It has taken the dedication and foresight of many for this to have been achieved.
VMCU CARNIVAL
In 2017/18, the League again fielded seven VMCU Representative sides. Thanks to David Williams for his planning, administration of trials, communications and coach recruitment. Again all Representative trials and the hosting of practice matches were at one location, Basil Park, which was of assistance in ISEC’s preparations.
It was pleasing to win the inaugural U14 Julie Savage Shield. Well done to all.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Kookaburra Sport Clayton Sporting Club East Malvern Tooronga Cricket Club Cricket Australia Cricket Victoria VMCU Oakleigh Cricket Club Prahran Cricket Club Monash Tigers Cricket Club Inner South East Region City of Monash City of Stonnington City of Glen Eira Paul Gilchrist (CV) Chris Gorrie (CA)
Neil Daly Secretary Inner South East Cricket
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ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETION REPORT
The AGCC has completed its fifth year since inception with continued expansion across all age groups. From the first season in 2013/14 with 5 clubs, 5 teams and 47 players, the competition has grown to include 38 clubs, 29 teams and a total of 307 girls enjoying playing cricket. With club input at the Annual AGCC Planning meeting, it was decided to keep the competition structured across two days this season with 13 & Under teams playing Wednesday afternoons and 16 & Under teams playing Sunday mornings. The growth in clubs and teams in the 13 & Under age group enabled grading in both geography and skill level. Cricket Australia Stage 1 and 2 formats were adopted for 13 & Under, with 16 & Under teams playing Stage 3 rules. The new formats suited the AGCC philosophy that the competition is all about participation, fun and development of junior players.
After 14 rounds of T20 games, with Semi-finals and Grand-Finals in each age group, congratulations goes to this season’s Premiers:
13 & Under Stage 1 North Zone East Malvern Tooronga 13 & Under Stage 1 South Zone St Brigid’s/St Louis 13 & Under Stage 2 Parkdale 16 & Under Beaumaris
Many AGCC players were selected for rep teams. Thanks to David Williams for his efforts in setting up teams. For the first time ever ISEC was able to enter 2 all girls teams in the VMCU Representative Carnival both coached by Prahran Premiers Womens player, Ella Austin. Our U12 Claudia Fatone side played valiantly finishing 6th from 11 teams. Our inaugural U14 team, with many girls under age and doubling up, pulled off an amazing win to take out the Julie Savage U14 premiership.
The philosophy of the AGCC is to grow participation of females playing cricket and we will continue to work with clubs across the leagues to achieve that goal. One of the next challenges to be addressed in the new season is the players’ journey from junior to senior cricket, in particular to find an appropriate path for players graduating from the AGCC.
Thanks to all clubs who were part of the AGCC committee this year – your involvement made the experience possible for the girls. For his help and special commitment to player development, coaching and representative cricket, special thanks goes to David Williams and Prahran Cricket club. Thank you to Neil Daly for his input and vigilance, overseeing the competition to ensure it was of the highest standard. Thank you to Ganesh Desai for a terrific job organizing the umpires for all finals games. We value the continued relationship and support of CV and Regional Cricket managers Paul Gilchrist and Stuart Clark. Thanks also to Meg Keating and support of the Melbourne Stars. Thanks to CA and the Growing Cricket for Girls Fund that enabled many new teams to form this season.
Finally we would like to acknowledge the amazing service given by Iain Giles. Iain has been tireless in his passion and enthusiasm for the AGCC, creating, sustaining and growing the competition over the past five years. Without Iain’s passion and enthusiasm the AGCC wouldn’t have been possible.
For season 2018/19 we encourage all ISEC clubs to get on board, appoint a girls’ cricket advocate, and commit to promoting the opportunities for girls wanting to play cricket in the community.
Libby Nicholls Secretary All Girls Cricket Competition Inner South East Cricket
UMPIRES’ REPORT
There was a regular panel of 22 umpires for ISEC Turf matches on Sunday mornings for U17, U15A & U15B Grades for 2017-18 Season. Most umpires had experience umpiring Senior cricket matches in other competitions on Saturday afternoons.
During the Finals series, we added over 35 umpires – most of who were players in Premier & Sub- District Competitions. The following umpires were nominated to umpire ISEC Grand Finals:
AGCC 16 & Under: Tony Villani & Matthew Johnstone AGCC 13 & Under Stage 1 North: Dave Moran & Don Goonatillake AGCC 13 & Under Stage 1 South: John Meulan & Joshua Taylor AGCC 13 & Under Stage 2: Alan Jameson U17 Neil Daly Shield: Dave Moran & Derrick Kiel U15A Emidio Pugliese Shield David Green & Gerald Pinto U15B Ray Cleary Shield: Antonio Villani U13A Don Bienvenu Shield: John Prentice & Don Goonatillake U13B Stuart King Shield: Glenn Ruger U13C Mark Hughes Shield: Frank Hawke & Alan Padley U13A Graeme Fischer Shield: Alan Jameson & David Green U17 Robert Ary Shield: Alan Jameson & Mark White U17B Stephen Zayler Shield: Philip Burns & Gerald Pinto U15A Bruce Dowland Shield: Shiraz Shamsuddeen & Mark White U15B Gary Kitto Shield: John Prentice & Joshua Taylor U15A Bill Majtlis Shield: Ganesh Desai & David Green U13A John Wilson Shield: Shahabuddin Suzan & Luke Byrnes U13B Lester Gimenez Shield: Spencer Liapakis & Sol Zimmermann U18 T20 Challenge Cup: Dave Moran & Gerald Pinto U15 T20 Challenge Cup – West Division: Philip Burns U15 T20 Challenge Cup – East Division: Luke Byrnes
The following umpires umpired ISEC Rep Matches during the VMCU Carnival in January 2018:
1. David Green 2. Frank Hawke 3. Derrick Kiel 4. Spencer Liapakis 5. Peter Marsh 6. Dave Moran 7. Harshad Pandya 8. John Prentice. John was appointed to umpire the Semi Final of Des Nolan U14 Cup. 9. Shamsur Rahman 10. Glenn Ruger 11. Sharath Shankarnarayanan who agreed to umpire Semi Finals of Claudia Fatone U12 Shield & Julie Savage U14 Shield at very short notice. 12. Shahabuddin Suzan 13. Mark White - Mark was appointed to the Semi Final of Jim Beitzel U16 Shield.
Ganesh Desai Umpires’ Co-Ordinator Inner South East Cricket
REPRESENTATIVE REPORT
A busy ISEC 2017/18 has been completed, with our Representative Cricket again being a major part of the season. Thanks to all clubs and Junior coordinators with your ongoing support of our representative program led to another successful campaign by ISEC teams.
ISEC again fielded 7 teams during the Victorian Metropolitan Cricket Union Competition (VMCU) from under 14 boys and girls to under 18 boys. This was the first season that an U14 Girls grade was formed, the Julie Savage Shield.
The inaugural U14 Savage Shield proved to be a very good competition for ISEC as we took out the grand final defeating Mornington Peninsula.
My thanks goes to our very committed Coaching group who worked diligently through the nomination process, trials, practice matches and game planning leading up to the carnival. Our teams displayed consistent fighting qualities on the field but also gained tremendous compliments for their endeavour to play the game in a respectful manner from all oppositions, Umpires and visiting teams.
We again had a lot of very good individual results throughout the carnival.
Ben Earney and Tom Giles led our U18 Phil Arnold Shield Boys team. The team finished the carnival in 8th position from 11 teams. The closeness of this particular group was evident as all games where extremely competitive and many close results. No finals for our U18 Boys this season.
Bhava Bhatia and Benji Gore both led the way with the bat finishing 20th and 23rd in the batting averages. Benji with a top score of 54. Videsh Wagh was our standout bowler finishing 2nd in the averages with 13 wickets @7.85 with a best of 4/20.
ISEC stalwart Garry Kitto and Tom Giles coached the U16 Jim Beitzel shield. The boys were in a very difficult grade and finished 8th on the ladder from 12 teams. No finals for this team either this season unfortunately.
Captain Will Dixon and Christian van der Merwe were our run scorers finishing 8th and 14th in the averages. Christian scoring a 50 (54) during the carnival. Christian was also our best bowler finishing with 8 wickets @ 14.63 and a best of 4/23.
No U16 Jim Mackay shield team was entered this season due to lack of numbers.
The U14 Russell Allen Shield was led by first time ISEC Coaches Blake Parsons and James Boyce. Our team had a strong carnival finishing 3rd after the pool games, winning a quarter final but were beaten in a Semi Final by eventual winners South East Cricket Association.
Hugo Hughes was as consistent as ever amassing 157 runs @31.4 with a top score of 57* and a top ten finish in the very competitive batting averages in this age group. The bowling had very consistent performers in Riley Voulanas, James Milton and Jackson Traplin all with 8 wickets apiece and Edward Nelson with 7. Diyon De Silva was consistent in the field with his catching and run outs a feature.
The U14 Des Nolan Cup team was coached by a league legend in Stephen Zayler, and James Gray. A top 4 finish after the pool rounds saw the boys make the finals and unfortunately be defeated by Box Hill Reporter in the Qualifying finals. Inner South East Cricket
Marcus Wiseman and Will Beattie were our main run getters both scoring more than 90 runs over the carnival, with Will getting a 50 (52). Will was also our best with the ball grabbing 5 wickets.
The U12 Boys Keith Mitchell Shield was again led by Sam Hill. Again ISEC proves to have another great carnival in this grade finishing on top of the ladder with 5/5 wins. A finals berth saw our boys uncharacteristically lose their qualifying final to Box Hill Reporter.
Jaskabeer Singh was our main contributor with the bat scoring an impressive 128 runs @32. Wes Banks finished 2nd in the bowling averages with 9 wickets @7.56 with a best of 4/11. Wes was also magnificent in the field with 5 catches and a run out.
Our U12 Josh Browne Plate team was coached by 1st time ISEC Coach Harrison Rees. This season was also the 1st time that junior format modified rules (stage 2) were introduced into representative cricket.
A top 4 finish after the pool games also unfortunately saw our team eliminated in the qualifying finals to Box Hill Reporter. This day proved to be a haunting day for ISEC with 3 of our finals teams all eliminated in the Qualifying finals on the same day. Only 1 other ISEC team making it to a semi Final. Herbie Fischbacher and Tom Coath were our standout batters both amassing 77 runs in the Carnival. Billy Robinson finished in the top 4 of the bowling averages with 8 wickets @7 with a best of 4/13.
ISEC rep teams at U12 Claudia Fatone and U14 Julie Savage were both Coached by Ella Austin.
The U12 girls finished outside the finals in 6th place. Our U14 Savage shield team are the inaugural winners after finishing 4th after the pool games. An outstanding job by Ella and all parents associated with both our girls’ teams.
Katherine Dekel, Ruby Burns and Ameile O’Meara were both in the top 6 run scorers in the batting averages. Katherine, Ruby and Uvindee Dona Ajjujage were among the competitions best with the ball.
A special thanks to all Team Managers. They not only helped with on field duties but with Uniform collection and compilation of player votes, and had a significant impact on the overall performance of the representative program. Your efforts are most appreciated.
David Williams Representative Co-Ordinator Inner South East Cricket Inner South East Cricket
2017/18 REPRESENTATIVE MATCH RESULTS
UNDER 18 PHIL ARNOLD SHIELD RND 1: ISEC 9/109 def NORTH METRO 108 (V. WAGH 3/15)
RND 2: ISEC 155 (B. BHATIA 43) lost to RINGWOOD DISTRICT 8/186 (V. WAGH 4/29)
RND 3: ISEC 145 (B. GORE 54) def NORTH WEST METRO 107 (B. BHATIA 3/18)
RND 4: ISEC 111 (K. SHARMA 30) lost to FERNTREE GULLY & DISTRICT 1/112
RND 5: ISEC 57 lost to EASTERN 7/58 (V. WAGH 4/20)
UNDER 16 JIM BEITZEL SHIELD RND 1: ISEC 101 (W. DIXON 34) lost to BOX HILL REPORTER DISTRICT 8/145 (C. TOOLE 2/35)
RND 2: ISEC 126 (W. DIXON 36) lost to SOUTH EAST 8/127 (C. Van der MERWE 3/29)
RND 3: ISEC 7/149 (C. Van der MERWE 54) lost to FERNTREE GULLY DISTRICT 8/153 (J. KLOK 3/13)
RND 4: ISEC 6/120 (W. DIXON 35*) def EASTERN 7/117 (L. MARSDEN 2/14)
RND 5: ISEC 136 (S. HARLE 31) def NORTH WEST METRO 116 (C. Van der MERWE 4/23)
UNDER 14 RUSSELL ALLEN SHIELD RND 1: ISEC 9/129 (D. DE SILVA 34*) def WEST GIPPSLAND 7/128
RND 2: ISEC 101(E. NELSON 34) def DANDENONG DISTRICT 83
RND 3: ISEC 5/112 (H. HUGHES 35) def RINGWOOD DISTRICT 5/114 (E. NELSON 4/19)
RND 4: ISEC 2/85 (E. WRIGHT 33) def FERNTREE GULLY & DISTRICT 76 (R. VOULANAS 2/4)
RND 5: ISEC 6/97 (R. VOULANAS 29) def MORNINGTON PENINSULA 9/92 (R. VOULANAS 4/29)
QUARTER: ISEC 3/108 (H. HUGHES 57*) def WESTERN REGION JUNIOR 102 (J. HOYNE 4/29)
SEMI: ISEC 7/73 lost to SOUTH EAST 7/74 (J. MILTON 2/12)
UNDER 14 DES NOLAN CUP RND 1: ISEC 9/124 (M. WISEMAN 26) def RINGWOOD DISTRICT 7/120 (W. BEATTIE 2/22)
RND 2: ISEC 9/177 (W. BEATTIE 52) def MORNINGTON PENINSULA 3/136
RND 3: ISEC 4/127 def FERNTREE GULLY & DISTRICT 7/103 (P. MALLAWAPITYA 2/9)
RND 4: ISEC 5/136 (M. WISEMAN 30) drew SOUTH EAST 3/62
RND 5: ISEC 145 (M. OFFICER 38) def YARRA VALLEY 5/165 (C. GRAHAM 2/12)
QUARTER: ISEC 106 (C. ALFASI) lost to BOX HILL REPORTER DISTRICT 8/111 (M. WISEMAN 2/7)
Inner South East Cricket
2016/17 REPRESENTATIVE MATCH RESULTS
UNDER 12 KEITH MITCHELL SHIELD RND 1: ISEC 5/233 (W. BROWN 43*) def FERNTREE GULLY & DISTRICT 4/124 (P. CHIVERS 3/13)
RND 2: ISEC 114 def RINGWOOD DISTRICT 103 (J. SINGH 2/18)
RND 3: ISEC 7/103 def DANDENONG DISTRICT 9/79 (Z. COPLESTONE 2/6)
RND 4: ISEC 6/112 def MORNINGTON PENINSULA 7/80 (W. BANKS 2/14)
RND 5: ISEC 7/134 (J. SINGH 42*) def WEST GIPPSLAND 108 (W. BROWN 3/9)
QUARTER: ISEC 99 lost to BOX HILL REPORTER DISTRICT 119 (F. GUEST 3/21)
UNDER 12 JOSH BROWNE PLATE RND 1: ISEC 6/165 (A. PRESCOTT 40*) def YARRA VALLEY 118 (B. ROBINSON 4/13)
RND 2: ISEC 158 def WEST GIPPSLAND 144 (H. FISCHBACHER 3/19)
RND 3: ISEC 5/152 (A. MORAN 40, T.COATH 40) def MORNINGTON PEN 9/119 (B. ROBINSON 2/26)
RND 4: ISEC 0/27 drew FERNTREE GULLY & DISTRICT 9/90 (D. PELZ-DOWSON 4/6)
RND 5: ISEC 61 lost to RINGWOOD DISTRICT 116 (D. PELZ-DOWSON 2/9)
QUARTER: ISEC 72 lost to BOX HILL REPORTER 0/74
UNDER 14 JULIE SAVAGE SHIELD RND 1: ISEC 7/125 (K. DEKEL 40*) def MORNINGTON PENINSULA 7/123 (K. DEKEL 2/4)
RND 2: ISEC 54 lost to DIAMOND VALLEY 127 (K. DEKEL 2/4)
RND 3: ISEC 7/99 def WESTERN REGION JUNIOR 98 (R. BURNS 2/8, U. ALUJJAGE DONA 2/8)
SEMI: ISEC 7/76 def SOUTH EAST 75 (K. DEKEL 3/3)
FINAL: ISEC 1/127 (R. BURNS 28*) def MORNINGTON PENINSULA 116 (U. ALUJJAGE DONA 3/18)
UNDER 12 CLAUDIA FATONE SHIELD RND 1: ISEC lost to MORNINGTON PENINSULA (Forfeit)
RND 2: ISEC 4/122 def DIAMOND VALLEY 9/119 (A. O’MEARA 3/5)
RND 3: ISEC 11/156 lost to WESTERN REGION JUNIORS 8/212
Inner South East Cricket
INNER SOUTH EAST CRICKET REPRESENTATIVES 2017/18
UNDER 18 UNDER 16 UNDER 14 PHIL ARNOLD SHIELD JIM BEITZEL SHIELD RUSSELL ALLEN SHIELD BENJI GORE (Captain) WILL DIXON (Captain) HUGO HUGHES (Captain) ARYAN ARORA ASHER BAROLSKY DIYON DE SILVA BHAVYA BHATIA HUGO BOREHAM SAMMY DETHRIDGE LACHLAN CARTER SAM HARLE JACK HOYNE JONATHAN FERNANDES ANDREW HOWITT RUPERT KIDMAN KARTHHIK NADADUR JAMES KLOK PHEONIX MAILLARD HARRISON OXLEY LUKE MARSDEN JAMES MILTON SAMUEL OXLEY JACK MCNAIR EDWARD NELSON PURNA PERERA ZACHARY SIMONSZ THOMAS REID JANITH SENERATHNE BEN STOLZ JACKSON TRAPLIN THOMAS SENNITT CHRISTOPHER TOOLE RILEY VOULANAS KRISHAN SHARMA CHRISTIAN VAN DER MERWE ETHAN WRIGHT SHADI SIDEEK TYLER VOULANAS VIDESH WAGH
UNDER 14 UNDER 12 UNDER 12 DES NOLAN SHIELD KEITH MITCHELL SHIELD JOSH BROWN PLATE TOM MURPHY (Captain) WESLEY BANKS (Captain) LEO AGACY (Captain) CHASE ALFIE WILBUR BROWN LUCAS BREMNER WILLIAM BEATTIE MAX CHISHOLM BEN CASPER WILLIAM BROOKES PHEONIX CHIVERS TOM COATH JACK BROWN ADITYA CHOWDHARY HERBIE FISCHBACHER ARCHIE CORNELL ZAC COPLESTONE SAMUEL IVERSON CHARLIE GRAHAM WILL DE ZOETE FINN MCMAHON-JOHNSON WILL HUCKER LACHLAN GANCE DARCY PELZ-DOWSON PULINDU MALLAWAPITIYA FELIX GUEST AUSTIN PRESCOTT MINETH NAWARATHNA SPENCER HAWKINS BILLY ROBINSON MAX OFFICER TOM HUCKER CHARLES SMITH PATRICK SCHMITT TONNY MARRINER LACHLAN SMITH EDDIE SHEARER JASKABEER SINGH MARCUS WISEMAN
UNDER 14 UNDER 12 JULIE SAVAGE SHIELD CLAUDIA FATONE SHIELD CLARE NICHOLSON-KONSTANCY (Captain) KETHERINE DEKEL JACINTA ADAMS PIA JURICIC ULVINDEE ALUJJAGE DONA SINEAD MCCLAY OLIVIA BOGDAN AMELIE O’MEARA RUBY BURNS RASANDI PADMAPERUMA KATHERINE DEKEL FRANCES SCOTT-MACKERETH SKYE GROVES AMY TURNER PIA JURICIC SINEAD MCCLAY AMELIE O’MEARA RASANDI PADMAPERUMA FRANCES SCOTT-MACKERETH AMY TURNER
Inner South East Cricket
ISEC U14 Savage Shield Premiers - VMCU Carnival 2018
Action shot from ISEC U18 VMCU Carnival
Action shot from ISEC U18 VMCU Carnival Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 17 FRIDAY NEIL DALY SHIELD
PREMIERS MT WAVERLEY BARTLETT
RUNNERS UP TOORAK-PRAHRAN BLUE
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS NICK CRAWFORD 489 runs (Glen Waverley Cougars)
BATTING AVERAGE DEV JHAMB 216 runs @ 103 (Mt Waverley)
MOST WICKETS TOM HUNT 12 wickets (Toorak-Prahran)
BOWLING AVERAGE DEV JHAMB 9 wickets @ 12.78 (Mt Waverley)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Mt Waverley Bartlett 48 8 1 0 2.2365 Toorak-Prahran Blue 45 7 1 1 1.4546 East Malvern Tooronga Blue 27 4 4 1 0.7816 Glen Waverley Cougars 21 3 5 1 1.5257 Toorak-Prahran Red 12 2 7 0 0.7384 Malvern 9 1 7 1 0.3565
SEMI FINALS
Mt Waverley Bartlett 128 def Glen Waverley Cougars 9/83
Toorak-Prahran Blue 5/250 def East Malvern Tooronga Blue 8/240
GRAND FINAL
Mt Waverley Bartlett 188 (K. Viccars 66, J. Burns 59, W. Dethridge 3/31, J. Klok 2/17) def Toorak Prahran Blue 187 (M. Stevenson 73, V. Wagh 4/50)
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 15A FRIDAY EMIDIO PUGLIESE SHIELD
PREMIERS MT WAVERLEY SINGLETON
RUNNERS UP MALVERN RED
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS SHOBIT SINGH 320 runs (Mt Waverley)
BATTING AVERAGE SHOBIT SINGH 320 runs @ 160.00 (Mt Waverley)
MOST WICKETS WILLIAM PRESTON 9 wickets (Malvern Junior) SCOTT BEILBY (Toorak Prahran) OSCAR HARDING (Mt Waverley)
BOWLING AVERAGE WILLIAM PRESTON 9 wickets @ 11.11 (Malvern Junior)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Mt Waverley Singleton 48 8 1 0 2.4638 Toorak-Prahran Green# 33 5 3 1 1.2516 Malvern Red 30 5 4 0 0.9369 Toorak-Prahran Red 27 4 4 1 1.0247 Toorak-Prahran Blue 24 4 5 0 0.8730 Mulgrave# 18 3 6 0 0.7522 # Regraded from 15B after Round 3
SEMI FINALS
Mt Waverley Singleton 6/164 def Toorak-Prahran Red 160
Malvern Red 7/181 def Toorak-Prahran Green 6/178
GRAND FINAL
Mt Waverley Singleton 4/193 (R. Voulanas 51, T. Sutherland 2/27) def Malvern Red 7/153 (T. Sutherland 52*, A. Athiththan 2/17) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 15B FRIDAY RAY CLEARY SHIELD
PREMIERS MALVERN SILVER
RUNNERS UP NOTTING HILL BRANDON PARK
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS CHANUTH PADMEPERUMA 261 runs (Mt Waverley)
BATTING AVERAGE TOM MURPHY 170 runs @ 56.67 (Malvern)
MOST WICKETS MINETH NAWARATHNA 19 wickets (Mt Waverley)
BOWLING AVERAGE MINETH NAWARATHNA 19 wickets @ 7.00 (Mt Waverley)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Mt Waverley McRorie 46 7* 2 0 1.5850 Malvern Silver 42 7 2 0 1.9286 Malvern Blue 42 7 2 0 1.0962 NHBP 27 4 4 1 1.5072 Toorak-Prahran Gold 18 3 6 0 0.8243 Murrumbeena Maroon 15 2 6 1 0.6706 Prahran 9 1 7 1 0.4941 Mt Wav Mayfield Cougars 3 0 8 1 0.3460 *-One Outright win
SEMI FINALS
Notting Hill Brandon Park 5/154 def Mt Waverley McRorie 141
Malvern Silver 8/117 tied Malvern Blue 7/117
GRAND FINAL
Malvern Silver 5/185 (W. Brookes 51*,) def Notting Hill Brandon Park 184 (E. Wright 45, E. Nelson 2/23) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13A FRIDAY DON BIENVENU SHIELD
PREMIERS TOORAK-PRAHRAN RED
RUNNERS UP MURRUMBEENA GOLD
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS MARCUS WISEMAN 166 runs (Toorak-Prahran)
BATTING AVERAGE MARCUS WISEMAN 166 runs @ 166.00 (Toorak-Prahran)
MOST WICKETS MARCUS WISEMAN 11 wickets (Toorak-Prahran)
BOWLING AVERAGE MARCUS WISEMAN 11 wickets @ 4.64 (Toorak-Prahran)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Toorak-Prahran Red 48 8 1 0 4.1536 Murrumbeena Gold 45 7 1 1 3.4839 Mt Waverley Troake 33 5 3 1 0.9043 Malvern Red 18 3 6 0 0.7218 Toorak-Prahran Blue 12 1 6 2 0.1882 Malvern Blue 6 1 8 0 0.4881
SEMI FINALS
Murrumbeena Gold 9/177 def Mt Waverley Troake 100
Toorak-Prahran Red 4/189 def Malvern Red 66
GRAND FINAL
Toorak-Prahran Red 9/133 (L. Gance 33, S. Hawkins 2/13) def Murrumbeena Gold 107 (P. Parakilas 32, M. Chisholm 3/13) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13B FRIDAY STUART KING SHIELD
PREMIERS OAKLEIGH NAUGHTIN
RUNNERS UP CAULFIELD RED
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS ARYAN MOHAN 250 runs (Mt Waverley Mayfield)
BATTING AVERAGE ARYAN MOHAN 250 runs @ 125.00 (Mt Waverley Mayfield)
MOST WICKETS EDWARD HUME 10 wickets (East Malvern Tooronga)
BOWLING AVERAGE EDWARD HUME 10 wickets @ 8.60 (East Malvern Tooronga)
LADDER 1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Oakleigh Naughtin 48 8 1 0 2.0081 Glen Waverley Gold 42 7 2 0 1.7228 Caulfield Red 42 7 2 0 1.3093 Mt Waverley Mayfield 36 6 3 0 1.1406 Toorak-Prahran Gold 33 5 3 1 1.8041 East Malvern Tooronga Blue 21 3 5 1 0.7348 Murrumbeena Silver 18 3 6 0 1.0017 Carnegie 18 3 6 0 0.7112 Murrumbeena Maroon 12 2 7 0 0.4517 Malvern Gold 0 0 9 0 0.4243
SEMI FINALS
Oakleigh Naughtin 2/137 def Mt Waverley Mayfield 133
Caulfield Red 7/228 def Glen Waverley Gold 7/227
GRAND FINAL
Oakleigh Naughtin 6/243 (A. Mehta 53*) def Caulfield Red 5/195 (J. Green-Shiel 50*) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13C FRIDAY MARK HUGHES SHIELD
PREMIERS NOTTING HILL-BRANDON PARK
RUNNERS UP TOORAK-PRAHRAN GREEN
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS JOSEPH KLOTZ 178 runs (Toorak-Prahran)
BATTING AVERAGE LEROY GUNARATNAM 155 runs @ 51.67 (Glen Waverley Cougars)
MOST WICKETS ALEXANDER GOODE 11 wickets (Mt Waverley)
BOWLING AVERAGE ALEXANDER GOODE 11wickets @ 8.00 (Mt Waverley) DANIEL EVANS 7 wickets @ 8.00 (Toorak-Prahran)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Toorak-Prahran Green 45 7 1 1 1.7597 Mt Waverley Closter 42 7 2 0 1.3620 Notting Hill Brandon Park 39 5 3 1 1.4561 Mt Waverley Beckett# 33 5 3 2 1.7970 Malvern Silver 12 1 6 2 0.3892 Glen Waverley Cougars 9 1 7 1 0.5557 #-Regraded from U13 Modified after R6
SEMI FINALS
Notting Hill-Brandon Park 6/187 def Mt Waverley Closter 185
Toorak-Prahran Green 8/160 def Mt Waverley Beckett 140
GRAND FINAL
Notting Hill-Brandon Park 6/179 (L. Thompson 45, W Simpson 3/24) def Toorak-Prahran Green 4/178 (W. Simpson 38*)
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13MODIFIED FRIDAY DAVID WILLIAMS SHIELD
PREMIERS MALVERN GREY
RUNNERS UP EMMANUEL SOUTH OAKLEIGH
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS MADELEINE HIGGINS 229 runs (Glen Waverley)
BATTING AVERAGE MADELEINE HIGGINS 229 runs @ 229.00 (Glen Waverley)
MOST WICKETS JOSHUA GUNAWARDANA 13 wickets (Emmanuel South Oakleigh)
BOWLING AVERAGE JOSHUA GUNAWARDANA 13 wickets @ 6.85 (Emmanuel South Oakleigh)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Malvern Grey 48 8 1 0 2.1289 Glen Waverley Green 36 6 3 0 1.2645 Emmanuel South Oakleigh 21 5 3 1 0.6519 Toorak-Prahran Colts 3 0 8 1 0.3569
SEMI FINALS
Malvern Grey 7/90 def Toorak-Prahran Colts 81
Emmanuel South Oakleigh 7/190 def Glen Waverley Green 8/147
GRAND FINAL
Malvern Grey 2/85 def Emmanuel South Oakleigh 82 Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13A SATURDAY GRAEME FISCHER SHIELD
PREMIERS MT WAVERLEY BOYLE
RUNNERS UP MALVERN GREEN
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS JASKABEER SINGH 195 runs (Mt Waverley)
BATTING AVERAGE JASKABEER SINGH 195 runs @ 97.50 (Mt Waverley)
MOST WICKETS TIMOTHY KELLEY 11 wickets (Clayton District)
BOWLING AVERAGE TIMOTHY KELLEY 11 wickets @ 7.55 (Clayton District)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES BYES % Mt Waverley Boyle 42 6 2 1 1.3067 Carnegie 42 6 2 1 1.1742 Malvern Green 42 5 2 2 1.0595 Malvern Black 36 5 3 1 0.9570 Mt Waverley Harris 30 3 4 2 0.8847 Glen Waverley 18 2 6 1 0.8847 Clayton District 6 0 8 1 0.7613
SEMI FINALS
Mt Waverley Boyle 9/155 def Malvern Black 9/154
Malvern Green 7/128 def Carnegie 127
GRAND FINAL
Mt Waverley Boyle (G. Fernando 51*, R. Raghavendra 50*, M. Begley 2/17) def Malvern Green 170 (T. Farrer 50, J. Valiontis 2/25)
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13 MODIFIED SATURDAY LAURENCE HALVY SHIELD
PREMIERS TOORAK-PRAHRAN BLUE
RUNNERS UP TOORAK-PRAHRAN COLTS
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS JAMES ROSHAM 256 runs (Toorak-Prahran)
BATTING AVERAGE JAMES ROSHAM 256 runs @ 256.00 (Toorak-Prahran)
MOST WICKETS JAMES ROSHAM 14 wickets (Toorak-Prahran)
BOWLING AVERAGE JAMES ROSHAM 14 wickets @ 3.79 (Toorak-Prahran)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Toorak-Prahran Purple 48 8 1 0 3.1571 Toorak-Prahran Blue 48 8 1 0 1.7310 Toorak-Prahran Green 24 4 5 0 1.1250 Toorak-Prahran Colts 25 4 5 0 0.9676 Toorak-Prahran Gold 18 3 6 0 0.7959 Toorak-Prahran Red 0 0 9 0 0.2070
SEMI FINALS
Toorak-Prahran Colts 5/184 def Toorak-Prahran Purple 151
Toorak-Prahran Blue 6/152 def Toorak-Prahran Green 84
GRAND FINAL
Toorak-Prahran Blue 1/126 (O. Farrell 32*) def Toorak-Prahran Colts 6/122 (M. Padgham 27*, P. Juricic 2/14) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 17A SUNDAY ROBERT ARY SHIELD
PREMIERS MURRUMBEENA MAROON
RUNNERS UP MAZENOD
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS MATTHEW MAIOLO 352 runs (Toorak-Prahran)
BATTING AVERAGE TYLER VOULANAS 238 runs @ 79.33 (Mt Waverley)
MOST WICKETS VIDESH WAGH 23 wickets (Mt Waverley)
BOWLING AVERAGE VIDESH WAGH 23 wickets @ 6.52 (Mt Waverley)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS BYES % Murrumbeena Maroon 48 7 1 0 1 1.8345 Mazenod 36 4 3 0 2 1.1402 Caulfield 36 5 3 0 1 1.1247 Toorak-Prahran Blue 33 4 3 1 1 0.8609 Mt Waverley Deuchar 30 4 3 1 1 1.3407 Oakleigh Croft 18 2 6 0 1 0.5953 Mulgrave 15 0 6 1 2 0.5358
SEMI FINALS
Murrumbeena Maroon 6/231 def Toorak-Prahran Blue 207
Mazenod 69 def Caulfield 7/60
GRAND FINAL
Murrumbeena Maroon 0/80 def Mazenod 79
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 17B SUNDAY STEPHEN ZAYLER SHIELD
PREMIERS MOORABBIN
RUNNERS UP MELBOURNE HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS CHARLIE MAXWELL 259 runs (Moorabbin)
BATTING AVERAGE CHARLIE MAXWELL 259 runs @ 64.75 (Moorabbin)
MOST WICKETS NISHAK MALVALLI 11 wickets (MHSOB)
BOWLING AVERAGE NISHAK MALVALLI 11 wickets @ 11.00 (MHSOB)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS BYES % MHSOB 51 6 0 1 2 2.1125 Moorabbin 39 5 2 1 1 2.3295 Emmanuel South Oakleigh 33 3 3 1 2 0.9771 Murrumbeena Gold 21 1 5 1 2 0.2816 Oakleigh Pinwill 18 1 6 0 2 0.6703
SEMI FINALS
MHSOB 5/160 def Murrumbeena Gold 109
Moorabbin 4/141 def Emmanuel South Oakleigh 139
GRAND FINAL
Moorabbin 0/112 (C. Maxwell 53*, T. Hill 41*) def MHSOB 110 (I. Zafar 37, W. Auld 4/10) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 15A TURF SUNDAY BRUCE DOWLAND SHIELD
PREMIERS MULGRAVE BLUE
RUNNERS UP BALWYN
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS HENRY NICHOLLS 245 runs (Toorak-Prahran)
BATTING AVERAGE AINGHARAN ATHITHTHAN 196 runs @ 98.00 (Mt Waverley)
MOST WICKETS CAMPBELL ROSE 13 wickets (Toorak-Prahran)
BOWLING AVERAGE DULITH MIHIRIPENNA 12 wickets @ 8.00 (Mt Waverley)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Mt Waverley Jeffries 45 7 1 1 2.5201 Toorak-Prahran 33 5 3 1 0.7948 Mulgrave Blue 30 4 3 2 1.5850 Balwyn 24 6* 3 0 1.4388 Malvern 24 3 4 2 1.0598 Moorabbin 24 3 4 3 0.9271 Mazenod 24 3 5 1 0.6026 Clayton District 21 3 5 1 0.8656 Caulfield 21 3 5 1 0.6880 East Malvern Tooronga Blue 12 1 6 2 0.6659 *-12 match points withdrawn due to breach of by law 26.13
SEMI FINALS
Balwyn 152 def Mt Waverley Jeffries 148
Mulgrave Blue 4/144 def Toorak-Prahran 142
GRAND FINAL
Mulgrave Blue 112 (J. Dekel 47) def Balwyn 53 (J. Traplin 3/4, J. Dekel 3/7)
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 15B TURF SUNDAY GARY KITTO SHIELD
PREMIERS MACCABI AJAX WARRIORS
RUNNERS UP TOORAK-PRAHRAN
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS AMRITH SUARIS 238 runs (Ashwood)
BATTING AVERAGE DANIEL CURNOW 164 runs @ 82.00 (Ashwood)
MOST WICKETS THOMAS NOONAN 13 wickets (Murrumbeena)
BOWLING AVERAGE CHANUTH PADMAPERUMA 11 wickets @ 5.45 (Mt Waverley)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES BYES DRAWS % Murrumbeena Gold 48 8 1 0 0 2.6677 Mt Waverley Ternes 46 7* 2 0 0 1.6165 Toorak-Prahran 42 6 1 1 0 1.9762 Maccabi Ajax Warriors 40 5* 3 1 0 1.4028 Ashwood 33 4 3 1 1 1.4969 Mt Waverley Foran 30 4 4 1 0 0.9874 Emmanuel Sth Oak/Clayton Dist 27 3 4 1 1 0.6610 Maccabi Ajax Colts 24 2 5 1 1 0.7434 East Malvern Tooronga Red 18 2 6 1 0 0.4223 Caulfield Gold 12 1 7 1 0 0.4786 Caulfield Red 12 1 7 1 0 0.4525 *- One Outright win
SEMI FINALS
Maccabi Ajax Warriors 9/141 def Murrumbeena Gold 9/140
Toorak-Prahran 7/216 def Mt Waverley Ternes 9/208
GRAND FINAL
Maccabi Ajax Warriors 129 (M. Israel 43, H. Martin 5/19) def Toorak-Prahran 112 (H. Martin 32, A. Meyerowitz 3/12) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 15 SYNTHETIC SUNDAY BILL MAJTLIS SHIELD
PREMIERS TOORAK-PRAHRAN RED
RUNNERS UP OAKLEIGH MCGUINESS
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS WILL BOWEN 341 runs (Toorak-Prahran)
BATTING AVERAGE WILL BOWEN 341 runs @ 113.67 (Toorak-Prahran)
MOST WICKETS ZACHARY VITRY 19 wickets (Monash)
BOWLING AVERAGE ZACHARY VITRY 19 wickets @ 7.84 (Monash)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Toorak-Prahran Red 54 9 0 0 3.7742 Oakleigh McGuiness 36 6 3 0 1.4347 Mulgrave Red 34 5* 4 0 1.3023 Monash 24 4 5 0 0.9960 Glen Waverley Green 12 2 7 0 0.6730 Glen Waverley Gold 6 1 8 0 0.1955 *- One Outright win
SEMI FINALS
Oakleigh McGuiness 3/167 def Malvern Red 8/163
Toorak-Prahran Red 8/158 def Monash 124
GRAND FINAL
Toorak-Prahran Red 4/122 (K. Walford 52*) def Oakleigh McGuiness 8/115 (T. Cashman 37, L. Liakakos 2/12) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13A SUNDAY JOHN WILSON SHIELD
PREMIERS EAST MALVERN TOORONGA BLUE
RUNNERS UP MALVERN WHITE
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS JARRED SMITH 170 runs (East Malvern Tooronga)
BATTING AVERAGE JARRED SMITH 170 runs @ 85.00 (East Malvern Tooronga)
MOST WICKETS JARRYD BEVIS 9 wickets (East Malvern Tooronga) LACHLAN FRANCIS (Malvern) CHARLES HARLEY (Toorak-Prahran) FREDERICK BEDE (Toorak-Prahran)
BOWLING AVERAGE AIDAN CATANIA 7 wickets @ 9.57 (Mulgrave)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % East Malvern Tooronga Blue 51 8 0 1 1.6794 Malvern White 39 6 2 1 1.9901 Toorak-Prahran Red 30 5 4 0 1.0169 Mulgrave Blue 15 2 6 1 0.8241 Toorak-Prahran Blue 15 2 6 1 0.5064 Maccabi Ajax Chargers 12 2 7 0 0.8421
SEMI FINALS
Malvern White 6/157 def Toorak-Prahran Red 89
East Malvern Tooronga 9/126 def Mulgrave Blue 98
GRAND FINAL
East Malvern Tooronga Blue 7/112 (J. Smith 49, J. Milton 4.4) def Malvern White 90 (J. Smith 3/12) Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13B SUNDAY LESTER GIMENEZ SHIELD
PREMIERS CAULFIELD GREEN
RUNNERS UP OAKLEIGH SHIELDS
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS RITHVIK RAGHAVENDRA 186 runs (Mt Waverley)
BATTING AVERAGE JENSEN GREEN-SHIEL 175 runs @ 175.00 (Caulfield)
MOST WICKETS JACKSON LEOPOLD 11 wickets (Oakleigh)
BOWLING AVERAGE WILLIAM KILE 10 wickets @ 7.70 (Caulfield)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES DRAWS % Oakleigh Shields 54 9 0 0 2.0197 Caulfield Green 36 6 3 0 1.3577 Mt Waverley Bertram 36 6 3 0 1.1037 Maccabi Ajax Jets 18 3 6 0 0.8257 East Malvern Tooronga Red 18 3 6 0 0.7908 Maccabi Ajax Raiders 0 0 9 0 0.4663
SEMI FINALS
Oakleigh Shields 3/209 def Maccabi Ajax Jets 101
Caulfield Green 7/165 def Mt Waverley Bertram 8/157
GRAND FINAL
Caulfield Green 8/124 (R Kuriakose 2/6) def Oakleigh Shields 121 (Q. Glen 4/20)
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13 MODIFIED SUNDAY TIM BOYCE SHIELD
PREMIERS MACCABI AJAX RED
RUNNERS UP MULGRAVE RED
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS WILLIAM KATIC 176 runs (East Malvern Tooronga)
BATTING AVERAGE WILLIAM KATIC 176 runs @ 176.00 (East Malvern Tooronga)
MOST WICKETS AIDAN PSOMAS 10 wickets (East Malvern Tooronga) CONNOR SHERRIN (Mulgrave)
BOWLING AVERAGE CONNOR SHERRIN 10 wickets @ 4.20 (Mulgrave)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES BYE % East Malvern Tooronga Red 54 8 0 1 2.4114 Maccabi Ajax Red 42 6 2 1 1.0179 Caulfield Gold 36 5 3 1 0.9282 Mulgrave Red 30 4 4 1 1.0899 Oakleigh Splatt 30 4 4 1 1.0746 Maccabi Ajax Yellow 30 4 4 1 1.0021 East Malvern Tooronga Blue 24 3 5 1 0.8326 Murrumbeena 18 2 6 1 0.9454 Maccabi Ajax Green 6 0 8 1 0.4873
SEMI FINALS
Maccabi Ajax Red 4/102 def Caulfield Gold 7/98
Mulgrave Red 3/73 def East Malvern Tooronga Red 70
GRAND FINAL
Maccabi Ajax Red 111 (N. Pook 33*, C. Dean 3/6) def Mulgrave Red 6/100 (W. Mann 31*, J. Golshevsky 2/9)
Inner South East Cricket
16 & UNDER ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETITION SPARTAN SPORTS SHIELD
PREMIERS BEAUMARIS
RUNNERS UP GLEN WAVERLEY-MT WAVERLEY
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS UVINDEE ALUJJAGE DONA 238 runs (Glen Waverley)
BATTING AVERAGE UVINDEE ALUJJAGE DONA 238 runs @ 238.00 (Glen Waverley)
MOST WICKETS EMILY SHARKEY 12 wickets (Glen Waverley)
BOWLING AVERAGE EMILY SHARKEY 12 wickets @ 5.50 (Glen Waverley)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES BYES DRAWS % Glen Waverley-Mt Waverley 81 10 1 3 1 1.8841 Bentleigh ANA 60 6 4 3 2 2.0857 Beaumaris 54 5 5 3 2 0.7021 Parkdale/EMT 51 5 6 3 1 0.8142 Kingston Heath 24 0 10 3 2 0.4330
SEMI FINALS
Glen Waverley-Mt Waverley 8/104 def Parkdale/EMT 6/95
Beaumaris 5/81 def Bentleigh ANA 6/72
GRAND FINAL
Beaumaris 8/101 def Glen Waverley-Mt Waverley 7/95
Inner South East Cricket
13 & UNDER – NORTH ZONE ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETITION SPARTAN SPORTS SHIELD
PREMIERS EAST MALVERN TOORONGA
RUNNERS UP CLUDEN
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS CLARE NICHOLSON-KONSTANTY 186 runs (Emmanuel South Oakleigh)
BATTING AVERAGE MATILDA BROWN 117 runs @ 117.00 (Brighton Union)
MOST WICKETS EMMA HOBAN 14 wickets (Toorak-Prahran)
BOWLING AVERAGE EMMA HOBAN 14 wickets @ 2.57 (Toorak-Prahran)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES BYES DRAWS % Toorak-Prahran 72 10 0 0 4 6.1930 East Malvern Tooronga 72 7 3 0 4 1.0518 Sth Melb Dist/Port Melbourne 42 5 5 0 4 0.7860 Cluden 42 5 5 0 4 0.7702 Brighton District/West Bentleigh 39 5 6 0 3 0.8850 Emmanuel South Oakleigh 36 3 6 1 4 1.4542 Mt Waverley 33 3 5 0 4 0.7448 Brighton Union 18 1 10 0 3 0.3216
SEMI FINALS
Cluden 9/122 def Toorak-Prahran 11/104
East Malvern Tooronga 4/103 def South Melbourne Districts/Port Melbourne 7/94
GRAND FINAL
East Malvern Tooronga 8/130 def Cluden 7/116 Inner South East Cricket
13&UNDER STAGE 1 – SOUTH ZONE WEDNESDAY ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETITION
PREMIERS ST BRIGID’S/ST LOUIS
RUNNERS UP LE PAGE PARK
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS MIA URSPRUNG 166 runs (Le Page Park)
BATTING AVERAGE MADELINE WARING 159 runs @ 159.00 (Dingley)
MOST WICKETS SKYE FERGUSON 14 wickets (St Brigid’s/St Louis)
BOWLING AVERAGE FLIP LEIGHTON 11 wickets @ 5.55 (Parkdale)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES BYES DRAWS % St Brigid’s/St Louis 72 8 0 2 4 1.8941 Parkdale United 57 6 3 2 3 1.1460 Le Page Park 48 5 5 2 2 0.8545 Parkdale/Mentone 45 4 5 2 3 1.0191 Dingley 42 4 6 2 2 1.5151 Bentleigh Uniting/McKinnon 42 3 5 2 4 0.6902 Kingston Hawthorn 30 1 7 2 4 0.3723
SEMI FINALS
Le Page Park 5/159 def Parkdale United 112
St Bigid’s/St Louis 7/133 def Parkdale/Mentone 108
GRAND FINAL
St Brigid’s/St Louis 10/156 def Le Page Park 11/153 Inner South East Cricket
13&UNDER – STAGE 2 WEDNESDAY ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETITION
PREMIERS PARKDALE
RUNNERS UP GLEN WAVERLEY/MT WAVERLEY
TROPHY WINNERS
MOST RUNS ERIN CARROLL 302 runs (Parkdale)
BATTING AVERAGE MADELEINE HUGGINS 202 runs @ 202.00 (Glen Waverley)
MOST WICKETS ERIN CARROLL 17 wickets (Parkdale)
BOWLING AVERAGE ERIN CARROLL 17 wickets @ 2.47 (Parkdale)
LADDER
1st INNINGS 1ST INNINGS CLUB POINTS WINS LOSSES BYES DRAWS % Parkdale 75 10 0 1 3 6.6496 Glen Waverley/Mt Waverley 72 9 0 1 4 6.2845 Bentleigh ANA 54 5 3 2 4 1.5013 Carnegie/Washington Park 48 5 5 2 2 1.0580 Brighton Union 48 4 4 2 4 0.9329 Elsternwick 42 5 5 0 4 0.4763 Beaumaris 33 3 7 1 3 0.4372 Cluden 27 2 8 1 3 0.2529 Brighton 21 0 9 2 3 0.1548
SEMI FINALS
Parkdale 7/121 def Carnegie/Washington Park 4/104
Glen Waverley/Mt Waverley 1/94 def Bentleigh ANA 85
GRAND FINAL
Parkdale 8/120 def Glen Waverley/Mt Waverley 5/110 Inner South East Cricket
AGCC U&13 Stage 1 South Premiers – St Brigids St Louis
U13 T20 Cup West Division – Toorak-Prahran
AGCC 13&U Stage 2 Premiers - Parkdale Inner South East Cricket
U18 T20 CHALLENGE
FINAL
Mt Waverley 7/123 def Murrumbeena 9/99
U15 T20 CHALLENGE - WEST FINAL
Malvern 5/78 def Murrumbeena 71
U15 T20 CHALLENGE - EAST FINAL
Mt Waverley 9/123 def Toorak-Prahran 6/121
U13 T20 CHALLENGE - WEST FINAL
Toorak-Prahran 1 9/95 def Malvern 8/78
U13 T20 CHALLENGE - EAST FINAL
Murrumbeena 6/128 def Mt Waverley 5/123 Inner South East Cricket
INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS 1994 – 2017
SEASON JULIAN HUGHES UNDER 17 UNDER 15 UNDER 13 UNDER 11 MEDAL* CRICKETER CRICKETER CRICKETER CRICKETER OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR 1994-95 T. DOWNING 1995-96 C. TISDALE 1996-97 A. WRAY 1997-98 A. POWELL 1998-99 N. GANEGODA 1999-2000 M. CUMMINGS 2000-2001 S. INSALL 2001-02 J. WILD 2002-03 G. PARKER 2003-04 M. WILKIE 2004-05 L. GRANT 2005-06 J. STANTON 2006-07 C. ROSE J. MORRIS C. EBSWORTH D.KRELLE 2007-08 D. CRISP O. JENKINS S. SCOTT/A.WOFF J.TIGHE C.BISHOP 2008-09 N. MONAGHAN R. BRICKER T. LANGDON G. CARTER L. NATSIOLIS 2009-10 J.ATTWOOD J. ALABASTER T. CORRIE P. GHELLER W. CLARK 2010-11 S. SAMARASINGHE M. DAY A. SCHWARZ A. KRAKAUER/C. YOUNG H. MOLNAR 2011-12 NOT AWARDED S. STAFFORD D. LIYANAGE D. BRAMBLEBY A. COSGRAVE 2012-13 H. TROTTER K. BENJAMIN I. MORRISBY J. BOYCE J. BURNS 2013-14 NOT AWARDED T. ATTANAKAKE T. LOVERIDGE J. BURNS NOT AWARDED 2014-15 D. MITCHELL T. EMROSE A. MACGREGOR A. CHANDRASINGHE NOT AWARDED 2015-16 T. LOVERIDGE A. FERNANDO S. GARBER T. SUTHERLAND NOT AWARDED 2016-17 J. MORAN K. VICCARS J. CASPERSZ J. TRAPLIN/R. VALOUNIS NOT AWARDED 2017-18 C. VAN DER MERWE V. WAGH H. NICHOLLS M. WISEMAN NOT AWARDED
*The Julian Hughes Medal was awarded to the best Under 21 representative player until 2013/14. From 2014/15 the Medal is awarded to the best SDCCL Under 16 Beitzel Shield player of the VMCU Carnival.
ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETITION
16 & UNDER 13 & UNDER 13 & UNDER S1 CRICKETER CRICKETER CRICKETER OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR OF THE YEAR 2015-16 REBECCA HEENAN ANNECY HOMBERG 2016-17 ELIIE CAMPBELL MIA PERRIN 2017-18 EMILY SHARKEY ERIN CARROLL MIA URSPRUNG
Inner South East Cricket
JUNIOR PREMIERSHIP TEAMS
SEASON UNDER 16 UNDER 16 UNDER 14 UNDER 14 UNDER 14 SATURDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 1994-95 MHSOB MT WAV UNITING TOORAK 1995-96 MHSOB MT WAV UNITING TOORAK 1996-97 MHSOB GLEN WAV C OF C MACCABI AJAX 1997-98 GLEN WAV C OF C MHSOB MT WAV MAYFIELD GLEN WAV C OF C TOORAK 1998-99 CAVALIERS MHSOB GLEN WAV C OF C CHAD HARLEQUINS THE SAINTS 1999-2000 CHAD HARL/MT WAV MHSOB MT WAV MAYFIELD CAVALIERS TOORAK 2000-01 CAVALIERS MHSOB OAK DIST F/PRINCES PRK CAVALIERS EMMANUEL STH OAK 2001-02 CAVALIERS TOORAK-PRAHRAN CENT PARK WARRIORS MT WAV UNITING MACCABI AJAX 2002-03 CLAYTON DISTRICT MACCABI AJAX ST PAULS GLEN WAV CAVALIERS TOORAK-PRAHRAN
UNDER 17 UNDER 17 UNDER 17 UNDER 15 UNDER 15 UNDER 15 FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY NEIL DALY FRANK CIAVARELLA ROBERT ARY RAY CLEARY EMIDIO PUGLIESE LEN NABALDI SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD 2003-04 MT WAV MAYFIELD MHSOB ST PAULS GLEN WAV CAVALIERS 2004-05 CAVALIERS MURRUMBEENA OAK PARK PISTOLS EAST MALVERN 2005-06 CLAYTON DISTRICT CAVALIERS MT WAVERLEY BLUE OAKLEIGH GLEN WAVERLEY 2006-07 E MALV/CAVALIERS MACCABI AJAX E MALV/OAKLEIGH CAVALIERS 2007-08 GLEN WAV COUGARS MACCABI AJAX OAKLEIGH/MALVERN OAKLEIGH 2008-09 GLEN WAV COUGARS MACCABI AJAX BLUE OAKLEIGH OAKLEIGH 2009-10 MACKIE OAK DISTRICT FOOT MACKIE EAST OAKLEIGH 2010-11 WASHINGTON PARK MT WAVERLEY OAKLEIGH EAST MALVERN MACKIE 2011-12 OAKLEIGH TOORAK-PRAHRAN OAKLEIGH MULGRAVE/WHEELERS HILL 2012-13 OAKLEIGH MHSOB MURRUMBEENA OAK DISTRICT FOOT 2013-14 MURRUMBEENA CAULFIELD EMALVERN TOORONGA MURRUMBEENA GOLD 2014-15 TOORAK-PRAHRAN BLUE OAKLEIGH GOLD MT WAVERLEY BLUE MURRUMBEENA MAROON 2015-16 GLEN WAV COUGARS MT WAVERLEY BLUE EMALVERN TOORONGA MALVERN RED 2016-17 TOORAK-PRAHRAN BLUE TOORAK-PRAHRAN ST PAULS MT WAVERLEY BLUE 2017-18 MT WAVERLEY BARTLETT MURRUMBEENA MALVERN SILVER MT WAVERLEY SINGLETON
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 12 UNDER 12 UNDER 12 UNDER 12 UNDER 12 SATURDAY A SATURDAY B SATURDAY C FRIDAY SUNDAY 1994-95 GLEN WAV C OF C TOORAK MURRUMBEENA 1995-96 CAVALIERS OAK DIST FOOT TOORAK 1996-97 CAVALIERS TOORAK 1997-98 TOORAK EAST MALVERN CENT PARK WARRIORS 1998-99 CAVALIERS GLEN WAVERLEY ST PAULS A PARK 1999-2000 CAVALIERS MT W UNIT/E MALV EAST MALVERN GLEN WAV COUGARS 2000-01 CAVALIERS TOORAK EAST MALVERN GLEN WAV COUGARS EAST MALVERN 2001-02 TOORAK-PRAHRAN CAVALIERS GLEN WAVERLEY ST PAULS A PARK MACCABI AJAX 2002-03 TOORAK-PRAHRAN EAST MALVERN GLEN WAV COUGARS MACCABI AJAX
UNDER 15 UNDER 15 UNDER 15 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 SUNDAY SUNDAY (TURF) SUNDAY (TURF) FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY BILL MAJTLIS BRUCE DOWLAND GARY KITTO DON BIENVENU STUART KING MARK HUGHES SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD 2003-04 MT WAVERLEY EAST MALVERN 2004-05 TOORAK-PRAHRAN NOTTING HILL BRAN PARK 2005-06 MACCABI AJAX GLEN WAV COUGARS 2006-07 MACCABI AJAX OAK/OAK DIST FOOT 2007-08 TOORAK-PRAHRAN MT WAV WHITE EAST MALVERN 2008-09 OAKLEIGH EMMANUEL STH OAK EAST MALVERN BLUE MACKIE 2009-10 EMMANUEL STH OAK TOORAK-PRAHRAN MURRUMBEENA OAKLEIGH 2010-11 MT WAVERLEY TOORAK-PRAHRAN TOORAK-PRAHRAN MURRUMBEENA 2011-12 MT WAVELEY MT WAVERLEY TOORAK-PRAHRAN 2012-13 CAULFIELD TOORAK-PRAHRAN MALVERN 2013-14 TOOR-PRAHRAN BLUE MT WAVERLEY BLUE MURRUMBEENA MAROON TOORAK-PRAHRAN PURPLE 2014-15 OAKLEIGH PURPLE CAULFIELD TOORAK-PRAHRAN GOLD GLEN WAV COUGARS EMALVERN TOORONGA 2015-16 MT WAVERLEY BLUE BALWYN MACCABI AJAX MALVERN RED EMALVERN TOORONGA MT WAVERLEY GOLD 2016-17 MACKIE BALWYN MT WAV WHITE MT WAVERLEY GOLD CAULFIELD RED NOTT HILL-BRAN PARK 2017-18 TOORAK-PRAHAN RED MULGRAVE BLUE MACCABI AJAX TOORAK-PRAHRAN RED OAKLEIGH NAUGHTIN NOTT HILL-BRAN PARK
Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 13 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 SATURDAY SATURDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY IAIN MCKENZIE GRAEME FISCHER LAURENCE HALVY JOHN WILSON LESTER GIMENEZ ROYCE ROUT SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD 2003-04 GLEN WAVERLEY MACCABI AJAX 2004-05 TOORAK-PRAHRAN EAST MALVERN* TOORAK-PRAHRAN 2005-06 GLEN WAVERLEY GLEN WAVERLEY 2006-07 OAKLEIGH TOORAK-PRAHRAN 2007-08 TOORAK-PRAHRAN TOORAK-PRAHRAN 2008-09 OAKLEIGH T-PRAHRAN COLTS TOORAK-PRAH RED 2009-10 CAULFIELD MALVERN RED M-AJAX CHARGERS 2010-11 TOORAK-PRAHRAN EAST MALVERN TOORAK-PRAHRAN 2011-12 T-PRAH/EMM S OAK TOORAK-PRAHRAN OAK DISTRICT FOOT 2012-13 MT WAVERLEY MACCABI/T-PRAHRAN CAULFIELD 2013-14 MULGRAVE E MALV TOORONGA RED 2014-15 MULGRAVE WHEEL HILL GLEN WAVERLEY GOLD EMALVERN TOOR BLUE TOORAK-PRAHRAN BLUE 2015-16 TOORAK-PRAHRAN BLUE MT WAVERLEY BLUE TOORAK-PRAHRAN RED TOORAK-PRAHRAN BLUE 2016-17 MT WAVERLEY BLUE GLEN WAVERLEY GOLD TOORAK-PRAHRAN MULGRAVE BLUE 2017-18 MT WAVERLEY BOYLE TOORAK-PRAHAN BLUE EMALVERN TOOR BLUE CAULFIELD GREEN *GRAHAM BOND SHIELD IN 2004-05
UNDER 17 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 SUNDAY (TURF) FRIDAY SUNDAY STEPHEN ZAYLER DAVID WILLIAMS TIM BOYCE SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD 2017-18 MOORABBIN MALVERN GREY MACCABI AJAX RED Inner South East Cricket
UNDER 11 UNDER 11 UNDER 11 UNDER 11 FRIDAY SATURAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MARK HUGHES TIM HOGAN KEN DAVIS MARK THORNHILL SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD SHIELD 2003-04 TRINITY SALESIAN TOORAK-PRAHRAN OAKLEIGH 2004-05 TOORAK-PRAHRAN TOORAK-PRAHRAN OAKLEIGH 2005-06 EMMANUEL STH OAK TOORAK-PRAHRAN MACCABI AJAX GREEN 2006-07 MALVERN ROOSTERS MT WAVERLEY MACKIE BLACK 2007-08 TOORAK-PRAHRAN MURRUMBEENA OAKLEIGH GOLD 2008-09 MT WAVERLEY BLUE TOORAK-PRAHRAN GOLD MACCABI AJAX PANTHERS 2009-10 TOORAK-PRAHRAN GOLD OAK DISTRICT FOOT MACKIE BLACK 2010-11 TOORAK-PRAHRAN OAKLEIGH TOORAK-PRAHRAN MURRUMBEENA 2011-12 MT WAVERLEY TOORAK-PRAHRAN TOORAK-PRAHRAN EAST MALVERN 2012-13 TOORAK-PRAHRAN TOORAK-PRAHRAN MURRUMBEENA MURRUMBEENA UNDER 11S NON COMPETITIVE SINCE 2013-14. NO PREMIERSHIPS AWARDED SINCE.
UNDER 18 UNDER 15 UNDER 15 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 UNDER 13 T20 CHALLENGE T20 CHALLENGE T20 CHALLENGE T20 CHALLENGE T20 CHALLENGE T20 CHALLENGE WEST ZONE EAST ZONE WEST ZONE EAST ZONE ISEC ZONE 2015-16 OAKLEIGH PURPLE TOORAK-PRAHRAN MT WAVERLEY 2016-17 MT WAVERLEY MURRUMBEENA MAZENOD TOORAK-PRAHRAN MT WAVERLEY CARNEGIE 2017-18 MT WAVERLEY MALVERN MT WAVERLEY TOORAK-PRAHRAN MURRUMBEENA
16&UNDER 13&UNDER NORTH 13&UNDER SOUTH 13&UNDER STAGE 2 ALL GIRLS CRICKET ALL GIRLS CRICKET ALL GIRLS CRICKET ALL GIRLS CRICKET COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION COMPETITION 2013-14* EAST MALVERN TOORONGA 2014-15 EAST MALVERN TOORONGA 2015-16 MT WAVERLEY/TOORAK-PRAHRAN BENTLEIGH ANA* 2016-17 BENTLEIGH ANA GLEN WAVERLEY PARKDALE 2017-18 BEAUMARIS EAST MALVERN TOORONGA ST BRIGIDS/ST LOUIS PARKDALE *-15 & Under *-One 13&U grade only Inner South East Cricket
INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2018
2016/17 INCOME 2017/18
19,560.00 Affiliation fees 19,540.00 1,372.88 Club Fines 2,550.00 1,500.00 CV Grant - 2,500.00 Girls Comp – Cricket Victoria Grant 2,500.00 1,422.50 Club Reimbursement of Finals Costs -
Other income 6,390.00 Kookaburra Ball Royalties 5,604.00 4,000.00 Kookaburra Coaching Grant 3,000.00 16,040.73 Representative Cricket Levies 16,282.08 1,800.00 VMCU Carnival Umpires fees reimbursement 2,240.00 222.95 Miscellaneous 1,050.00
54,808.98 TOTAL INCOME 52,766.08
2016/17 EXPENSES 2017/18
Playing Related Costs 9,554.62 Trophies & Awards 7,220.30 2,793.00 Scorebooks 4,963.00 3,743.37 Ground Hire 1,915.83 1,109.10 Balls & other costs – T20 Challenge 775.22 3,311.00 Umpires Uniform - 554.00 Equipment -
Representative Cricket Costs 3,198.36 Uniforms 3,061.30 2,309.70 Balls 537.40 4,760.00 Umpires 5,310.00 8,200.00 Coaches 9,100.00 3,369.00 Ground Hire 2,731.00 730.72 General 829.18
Administration Costs 796.17 Depreciation on Marquees 530.78 496.52 Printing, Stationary, Communications, Postage - 4,639.02 AGCC Expenses 2,453.50 4,500.00 Honoraria 5,500.00 100.00 VMCU Affiliation 100.00 54.40 Club Support/Donations 2,903.70 250.00 Audit Costs 500.00 1,500.00 Cricket Victoria Level 1 Coaching Courses -
56,048.98 TOTAL EXPENSES 48,431.21
(1,240.00) SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 4,334.87
Inner South East Cricket
Balance Sheet as at 30 April 2018
2016/17 Assets 2017/18
Current Assets
30,762.22 Cash at Bank 29,944.46 191.85 Petty Cash Float 191.85 1,422.50 Club Debtors – Fines & affiliation 1,110.00 - Accounts Receivable 3,941.00
Non Current Assets
530.78 Marquees (WDV) -
32,907.35 Total Assets 35,187.31
Liabilities
- Honorarium - 4,657.40 Accounts payable 1,672.50 - Club Bonds Repayable 930.00
4,657.40 Total Liabilities 2,602.50
28,249.95 Net Assets 32,584.81
Accumulated Funds
29, 489.94 Balance at start of year 28,249.94
(1,240.00) Surplus/(Deficit) 4,334.87
28,249.95 Total Members Funds 32,584.81
Inner South East Cricket
INDEPENDENT AUDIT REPORT
To the members and committee of Inner South East Cricket Inc (ISEC):
SCOPE
I have audited the financial report, being the Profit and Loss Statement, Balance Sheet, and supporting notes to and forming part of the financial report of Inner South East Cricket (ISEC), for the financial year ended 30 April 2018.
My audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to provide reasonable assurance as to whether the financial report is free of material misstatement.
Procedures included examination, on a test basis, of evidence supporting the amounts in the financial report. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion as to whether, in all material respects, the financial report has been presented fairly in accordance with Australian Standards, and statutory requirements, so as to present a view which is consistent with my understanding of ISEC’s financial position and performance, as presented by the results of its operations.
AUDIT OPINION
In my opinion, the financial report of Inner South East Cricket is in accordance with: (a) Giving a true and fair view of ISEC’s financial position as at 30 April 2017 and of it performance for the year ended on that date; and (b) Complying with Accounting Standards.
Nihit Mittal CPA 8th May 2018
Inner South East Cricket