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24 Annual Report Inner South East Cricket INNER SOUTH EAST CRICKET 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 Inner South East Cricket 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 Inner South East Cricket 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. Inner South East Cricket 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.
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