QUEANBEYAN DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB Inc.
www.queanbeyancricket.com
“The Mighty Bluebags”
2009-2010
ANNUAL REPORT
Table of Contents
CLUB HISTORY 3 2009-2010 COMMITTEE 4 LIFE MEMBER REGISTER 6 CLUB SPONSORS & SUPPORTERS 7 VALE – LUKE BUSH 8 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 9 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 9 SECRETARY’S REPORT 11 TREASURER’S REPORT 16 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 17 MAJOR AWARD WINNERS 19 2009-2010 CLUB PERFORMANCES 20 REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS & GRADE AWARDS 22 PLAYER MILESTONES 24 SCORECARDS 25
ST 1 GRADE FINAL 25 KONICA CUP FINAL 26 ND 2 GRADE FINAL 27 RD 3 GRADE FINAL 29 TH 4 GRADE – ONE DAY FINAL 30 1ST GRADE REPORT 31 2ND GRADE REPORT 36 3RD GRADE REPORT 39 4TH GRADE REPORT 42 5TH GRADE REPORT 45 WOMEN’S TEAM REPORTS 48 CLUB RECORDS 49
Page 2 Club History (Since 1972) 1st GRADE CLUB YEAR PATRON PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CLUB COACH CAPTAIN CHAMPION 72-73 N/A C Berry L Buckley R Davis R Flockton R Flockton T Waters 73-74 N/A C Berry Mrs S McDonald R Davis R Flockton R Flockton B Rogers 74-75 N/A C Berry Mrs S McDonald T Waters R Flockton R Flockton R Coffey 75-76 N/A C Berry R Sadler R Davis R Flockton R Flockton C Dooley 76-77 N/A W McDonald R Sadler R Harding N/A B O‟Connell R Heading 77-78 N/A R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson N/A L Buckley W Campbell 78-79 N/A R Hatch S Bailey A Hodgson G Samuels G Samuels W Campbell 79-80 N/A R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger/C Berry 80-81 N/A R Hatch S Bailey D Murphy / G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger C Brown 81-82 N/A S Bailey R Longmore D Halzhauser G Samuels G Samuels N Bulger 82-83 N/A S Bailey/R Hatch R Longmore G Mann G Samuels G Samuels W Campbell 83-84 I McNamee G Samuels M Allen G Mann G Samuels G Samuels M Lynch 84-85 I McNamee G Mann R Carruthers J Solway W Campbell N Bulger Not Awarded 85-86 I McNamee G Mann R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton J Bull 86-87 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton J Bull 87-88 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton M Carruthers 88-89 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway M Thornton M Thornton M Frost 89-90 I McNamee P Moon C Ball I Hamill J Bull J Bull P Solway 90-91 I McNamee P Moon J Solway I Hamill J Bull J Bull P Solway 91-92 I McNamee P Moon R Carruthers J Solway P Solway P Solway N Bulger 92-93 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers J Solway P Solway P Solway J Bull 93-94 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch N/A M Frost R Regent 94-95 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell J Bull J Bull N Bulger 95-96 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell S O‟Shaughnessy S O‟Shaughnessy C Scammell 96-97 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers H Greenwell R Regent R Regent N Bulger 97-98 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch R Regent R Regent M Higgs 98-99 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers M Lynch C Hume J Swift J Martin 99-00 I McNamee R Winchester M Carruthers A King C Hume J Swift J Swift 00-01 I McNamee R Winchester A King Ms S McGlashan C Hume J Swift J Swift 01-02 I McNamee M Frost C Doyle Ms S McGlashan P Nemes M O‟Rourke A Heading 02-03 I McNamee M Frost S Cross Ms S McGlashan P Nemes M O‟Rourke S Frost 03-04 I McNamee M Frost S Cross Ms S McGlashan P Nemes S Frost G McMahon 04-05 I McNamee M Frost S Cross Ms S McGlashan P Baker P Coleborne A Heading 05-06 I McNamee M Frost S Cross Ms S McGlashan P Baker A Heading P Jensen 06-07 I McNamee M Frost S Cross P Coleborne P Baker M Higgs M Higgs 07-08 I McNamee I McNamee S Cross G Elliott P Baker M Higgs M Higgs 08-09 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott N/A M Higgs J Dean 09-10 I McNamee I McNamee R Bates G Elliott N/A J Dean J Dean/M Higgs
Editors Note
I would like to thank the following people whose contributions for this report was invaluable.
Ian McNamee, Gordon Elliott, Jono Dean, Ben Stensrud, Rohan Ditton, Michael Frost, Lea Hansen, Peter Solway, Peter Jensen and Maria Picker
A full colour copy of this report is available for downloading from the Club Business page from our website. Ron Bates
Page 3 2009-2010 Committee Executive Patron & President
Mr Ian McNamee Vice President, Vice President & Women’s Coach & Junior Club Honorary Honorary GCC Representative Delegate Secretary Treasurer
Mr Peter Baker Mr Peter Solway Mr Ron Bates Mr Gordon Elliott
Management Committee Selector Selector Webmaster Publicity Officer
Mr Stephen Cross Mr Greg Dawes Mr Dean Mansfield Mr James Buckley
Page 4 Management Committee
Mr Peter Jensen Mr Chris Doyle Mr Lea Hansen Mr Ian Hamill
Mr Graeme Mr Rohan Ditton Mr Graham Mr Ben Stensrud McLennan Hannaford
Club Captains
1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rdGrade
Jono Dean Ben Stensrud Rohan Ditton
4th Grade 5th Grade Premier League
Peter Solway Pete Jensen Em Preston
Page 5 Life Member Register
Jack McNamara (dec) Frank Nash (dec) Doug Moore (dec) Ian Armour Col Berry Ray Hatch John Solway Gary Samuels Steve Bailey Richard Carruthers Ian McNamee Neil Bulger Michael Frost Stephen Cross Peter Solway
Page 6 Club Sponsors & Supporters
The Queanbeyan District Cricket Club would like to thank the following businesses and organisations for their support for the 2009-2010 season:
Major Sponsor Queanbeyan Kangaroo Club Ltd
Other Sponsors/ Supporters
Canberra Investment Corp
Page 7 Vale – Luke Bush 1 October 1991 – 10 April 2010
On Saturday 10th April 2010, the club lost one of our upcoming stars with the passing of Luke Bush as a result of injuries received in a vehicle accident in Goulburn.
Luke was one of the new breed of Bluebags, a likely lad who made his way from Goulburn to train and play for the club. He was beginning to build a reputation of a quality fast bowler and a tenacious competitor.
Luke was also a very likeable person a ''bit of a rough diamond with a bit of a cheeky side”. From the moment he joined the club, he just seemed to fit in like he had been playing for the club for years. Whether it was at training or in a match, Luke would always give his all. He was always keen to improve his understanding of the game and was would take every opportunity to expand his knowledge by listening to the senior players talking about the game and taking in what was said.
He was never one to complain or carry on about when he got a bowl and where he batted. He always tried to make the most of the opportunities that came his way, but first and foremost, Luke was a team player. He was a gifted sportsman who excelled at any sport he put his hand to.
Luke had just begun studying Architecture at Canberra University and was just about to embark on the trip of a lifetime, a stint with The University of Dublin cricket club as their club professional when this tragedy stuck.
The funeral was held at St Saviours Anglican Cathedral in Goulburn and was attended by Luke‟s family, friends, school mates and team mates. Over 500 people were there to pay their last respects and to say their final farewell to Luke.
The club‟s thoughts and sympathies are with his family Michael, Diane, Kate and Ryan.
Page 8 President’s Report
At our presentation night a few years ago, I spoke about the club‟s victory in the 1991/92 1st grade premiership decider (The Unwinnable Final) and the culture of winning that was so prevalent then. Well 3 years on and the club has not only returned to financial viability, but has surpassed expectations with on field performances unequalled in our 90 year history. This feat wasn‟t achieved by the efforts of just a few but by the efforts of every single member of the club.
I endeavour to get to games at Freebody each week and occasionally head over to watch 1st grade when they are away, and it is very pleasing to see how „professional‟ the attitude of the players is and the camaraderie within each team. A lot of this has to be attributed to the Captains and senior members of each team. I am also pleased at the number of “juniors” across all teams and how they are building in confidence and how they are becoming integral to the overall success of the club. I won‟t highlight any individual performance as that will be done in various parts of this report.
Firstly, I would like begin by acknowledging the on field efforts across the club this season.
Club Championship Random Computing 1st grade Premiership Konica Cup Retained the 1st grade Twenty/20 Trophy SCG Cup – Quarter finalists 2nd grade 2-day - Minor Premiers and Premiers 2nd grade 1-day – Semi finalist 3rd grade 2-day - Premiers 3rd grade 1-day - Runner‟s Up 4th grade 1-day - Premiers 4th grade 2-day – Semi finalist 5th grade - Minor Premiers Women‟s Premier League - Runner-up.
Next, I would like to make mention of the DB Robin Awards night and that many people from our club were acknowledged for their efforts or performances during the course of the season. I would like to also acknowledge those efforts as follows:
Ron Bates: Ron was the joint winner in this year‟s Greg Lord Administrator of the Year Award. As Mark Parton (MC) read the citation, which included references to being a dashing right hand batsmen and an excellent all round fielder, the audience half expected to see Michael Clark come up onto the stage.
Greg Dawes: There was also a fair bit of talk on the night about Greg who, with ongoing advice from Rohan Ditton and the assistance of staff at Queanbeyan City Council, was credited for the fine work that has gone into the wickets and outfields at Freebody and Town Park. This was evident in that for the first time in living memory Queanbeyan City hosted a grade cricket final and 2nd grade to boot.
Page 9 Gordon Elliott: Gordon again is the envy of most of the grade clubs. His meticulous attention to detail has enabled the club to continue to build financial security. We have a healthy bank balance, thank in no small part to Gordon‟s efforts.
Greg Dawes and Gordon Elliott were also acknowledged with Cricket ACT Volunteers Awards.
I would also like to acknowledge the assistance that we received from Club and family members for their efforts in catering or scoring for National and Grade competitions.
Faye Solway Kathy Elliott Lyn McLennan Shannon Newham Peta Mannix Shane Martin
Finally, I would also like to acknowledge the contributions of those who were so much part of the club‟s success 20 years ago and are still involved with the club, people like Michael Frost, Colin Crouch, Peter Solway and John Bull to name but a few.
Ian McNamee Patron & President
The Trophy Cabinet
Page 10 Secretary’s Report
I begin my report on a sad note. I like so many others in our community, was shocked by the news of the untimely passing of one of the club‟s young guns, Luke Bush. Whilst Luke‟s time at the club was short, he certainly left an impact on everyone he met. He will be sadly missed.
On Field Well, what a year. Where to start?
I guess firstly congratulations must go to every single player in the club as we won our first Club Championship for almost 20 years. Probably the most prestigious award a club can win as it shows the depth of talent in a club and the commitment by all the players. It was one of the proudest moments in my life, jointly accepting the Trophy with Jonothan Dean and Ian McNamee at the DB Robin Awards Dinner.
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Ron Bates, Jono Dean and Ian McNamee with the Club Championship Trophy
In my report last year, I highlighted the need for all players to commit to the club and to make themselves available week in and week out. I believe that the foundation for our success this season came from this commitment as each team was able to field at least the same core group of players every week.
I will start by congratulating Jono Dean and his lads, for not only retaining the 1st grade Twenty20 Pre-season Cup (albeit by washout) but more importantly winning the Konica Cup and backing that up by winning the Random Computing 1st Grade Premiership. Added to this the club also qualified for the finals of the SCG cup. Unfortunately in our first game we narrowly went down to a very good Parkes team. Overall not a bad captaincy debut season.
Page 11 Next congrats to Ben Stensrud and 2nd grade. Ben, despite his youngish age, has been around the club for years. In this, his second season as Captain, the team performed beyond expectations. They made the semis of the one-day competition only to lose to a very good Weston Creek team. They then went on to finish the two-day competition as Minor Premiers. Determined to go one better, in the semi against North‟s, they just didn‟t beat their opponents they thumped them. In the feat of winning the 2nd grade premiership, they became the first team in living memory from Queanbeyan to win a Premiership on home soil.
Now to 3rd grade. Building on from the success of 4th grade in the previous season most of the team made the step up into 3‟s and as a result the team had a nice balance of experience and youth with Lea Hansen again at the helm. The team made the final of the one-day competition, only to lose to North‟s. With Lea in great form, he got the call from Jono Dean to bolster 1st grade bowling stocks and handed over the reins to Rohan Ditton. Actually the team was captained by committee, with Rohan nominated to toss the coin. The season also saw the welcome return of Dave Monck. In the final, the team took on Ginninderra and from the time Ditts won the toss, the boys were in complete control and won the match by over 100 runs.
Finally to 4th grade. Peter Solway returned to full time cricket this year to lead another band of young stars, backed up by a couple of experienced old hands in the form of Simon Mann and John Bull. Despite a slow start to the season, the lads found their feet and qualified for the one-day final. In a man of the match performance, John Bull was the key in team securing the title. The team went on to qualify for the finals of the two-day competition only to go down in the semi (on a less that friendly Jamison deck) to a very strong West‟s team, who would go on to win the title. One of the highlights of the season must be Simon Mann‟s maiden century for the club and a big one it was too with Simon scoring 154.
I would also like to congratulate those players who achieved a personal milestone this year.
Matches Michael Frost 413 Keifer Martyn 68 Dean Mansfield 160 Sandy Craze 64 Colin Crouch 158 Michael Spaseski 62 Adam Heading 155 Matt Crowe 62 Mark Higgs 117 Tim Coggan 55 Chris Doyle 107 Troy Drayton 53 Peter Jensen 107 Dean Solway 65 Ben Stensrud 103 Luke Ryan 62
Runs Simon Fahey 4949 Jono Dean 2380 Peter Coleborne 4784 Raglan Maddox 1847 Steve Cross 4470 Marty Frost 1630 Jim Martin 3568 Vele Dukoski 1140 John Fern 2187 Simon Mann 1403 Ben Stensrud 2227 Guy Walpole 1051
Wickets Jim Martin 415 Lea Hansen 121 John Bull 366 Michael Frost 105 Simon Fahey 158 Rohan Ditton 103
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Finally as a tribute on his retirement, Lea Hansen was presented with the club‟s “Spirit of Cricket‟ award.
Off Field The club administratively and financially continues to go from strength to strength. We now have a healthy bank balance, which will go a long way to ensure that the club is in a position to weather any uncertainty in the corporate sector over the next few years.
This year the club welcomed onto the committee Chris Doyle and Lea Hansen as well as the return of Graham Hannaford after a brief hiatus away from the club. Stephen Cross was also back in the fold after a brief „retirement‟. Unfortunately due to other commitments Chris Doyle and Ian Hamill both had to step down from the committee during the early part of the season.
Gordon continues to be a great bookkeeper and to maintain his reputation as the best treasurer in the district.
Greg Dawes continued from where he left off in the previous season with the outstanding work on the wickets. This year he also took control of Town Park wicket and with the great improvement in standard of the wicket and outfield, the final of the Premier League was played there. I am sure that the wickets he prepared were instrumental in our overall success. Superlatives cease to be used when describing the quality of the wicket and they are just referred to as a „Dawsey special‟
Peter Baker took on the role of our Grade Cricket Committee representative, he also continued in his role as Women‟s Coach and Women‟s Council Representative. I am amazed at how he could find time to do all the things he does.
Dean Mansfield continued with his role as Webmaster and in conjunction with Steve Hodgman from the Junior Club, revamped the whole website.
Stephen Cross and Greg Dawes joined forces to take on the role of selectors and did a great job with teams each week. They had a tough job this year, not who to put into the teams, but who to leave out such was the good performances by all the teams.
Steve Cross also joined with Rohan Ditton to organise a number of social activities including Family Day at Freebody.
Page 13 This year I was invited to participate in the weekly sports show on Queanbeyan 96.7 FM hosted firstly by James Buckley and then Pete „Nook‟ Newham when he took over the reins. It was a great experience in being able to share the club‟s exploits and successes with the citizens of Queanbeyan and beyond. I would also like to thank James Buckley and Josh Spasaro (who took over from James as the Sports Reporter for the Queanbeyan Age) for their efforts in keeping our club at the forefront of sports news each week.
I would also like to acknowledge the financial support of our sponsors including the Queanbeyan Kangaroos Football Club, Ian McNamee & Partners, ActewAGL, Baker Deanne & Nutt, Canberra Investment Corporation, J & J Interiors, Peter Jensen‟s Sportsbiz, LJ Hooker Financial Services and Sportsman‟s Warehouse.
I would also like to thank Daryl Jenkins from the Canberra Trophy Centre for the donation of an engraved crystal decanter as well as Dave Shiels and Ian Black from Country Style Windows who donated the frame for the Brad Haddin personally autographed bat.
The 1st Grade Player Sponsorship arrangements again proved to be a good source of revenue with the following businesses also supporting our club.
Spaseski & Assoc Pty Ltd Frank Wilson Solicitor Intelligent Alarms and Monitoring Services Fosters Australia National Australia Bank Queanbeyan Capital Terrace Auto Repairs Andrew Deane Insurance Services Pty Ltd
I must not forget to acknowledge the support that was provided to the club from the staff from Queanbeyan City Council who are always ready to provide assistance whenever we required it.
For those of you who attended our Annual Dinner and Presentation night, I am sure you remember what a great night it was. On behalf of everyone in the club I would like to extend our thanks to Rohan Ditton, Stephen Cross (who volunteered to be our MC on the night), Greg Dawes and Michael Frost for their efforts in making it a night to remember. I must also thank Rohan for his great speech on the night, however I have to make mention that next year we will be invoking the Academy Award rule and speeches will be limited to 2 minutes.
I would also like to pass on congratulations personally received from Dr Mike Kelly (Federal Member for Eden-Monaro), Mr Steve Whan (State Member for Monaro) and Cr Tim Overall (Mayor, Queanbeyan City Council) on a great year.
Thanks also go to Peter Coleborne, Dean Mansfield, Chris Doyle and Jimmy Martin who joined with me on a wet Sunday to assist the Salvation Army with their Red Shield Appeal this year.
Finally, to the wives, partners, girlfriends, and families of all the committee members who, not only assisted with the various functions and tasks, but just as important, provided their understanding, generosity and support to their respective partners, which is duly acknowledged and sincerely appreciated.
Page 14 The Future The big challenge to the club is to build on the successes of last season and to become the benchmark by which all the other clubs measure success. We need to continue to recognise and develop our talented juniors as well as make our club the first choice for new players coming to the Canberra region.
We also need to put more effort into social activities and fundraising. Our bank account balance is healthy now, but that could all change without warning. We need to ensure that our community obligations are not forgotten as well.
Ron Bates Honorary Secretary
Committee Meeting Attendance Register Meetings Attended Ian McNamee 8 6* Peter Solway 8 8 Peter Baker 8 6 Ron Bates 8 8 Gordon Elliott 8 6 Dean Mansfield 8 4 Peter Jensen 8 6 Greg Dawes 8 7 Graeme McLennan 8 6 Stephen Cross 8 8 Rohan Ditton 8 7 Ian Hamill 6 4** Lea Hansen 5 5 Ben Stensrud 3 3 Chris Doyle 2 2** Graeme Hannaford 5 5 James Buckley 1 1
* Ian was on a well deserved trip in the early part of the year **Chris and Ian resigned due to other commitments.
Page 15 Treasurer’s Report
The club realised an operating profit for 2009-10 of $6,726 and marked a continuation of the club's strong financial performances in the past few years. The result reflected continued strong support from the local business community including from its major sponsor The Queanbeyan Kangaroos Rugby Leagues Club. Other major supporters were ActewAGL, The Sportsman's Warehouse, Baker Deane & Nutt, LJ Hookers, J & J Interiors, and the Queanbeyan City Council who again delivered 3 high quality and well maintained cricket grounds throughout the season. The club's "Players Sponsorship Program" has also continued to grow.
Given the improvement in the ground and pitch preparation the club was selected by ACT Cricket to host several representative matches and this also impacted on the favourable operating result. The club's strong support from the local community also enabled the club's General Committee to deliver improved amenities back to the players including the purchase of a ball machine and pitch covers for both Freebody grounds.
The club's Balance Sheet at 31 May 2010 reflects a strong position which the General Committee has been committed to accumulating over the past few seasons and has given the club the opportunity to invest further in playing and ground equipment for future seasons.
Gordon Elliott Honorary Treasurer
Page 16 Financial Statements as at 31st May 2010
Income and Expenditure Statement 2009-10 Income Memberships $19,010 Sponsorships $30,560 ACTCA Grants/reimbursements $27,949 Fundraising – Raffles $0 Presentation Night $4,531 Interest $561 Misc Income $3,115 Discounts Received $1,576 Total Income $87,302
Expenses ACTCA Charges $16,385 Administrative Costs $6,965 Clothing $4,065 Coaching $5,575 Curator $10,875 Equipment $6,231 Ground Hire & Equipment $23,742 Presentation Night $4,996 Presentation trophies $1,233 Misc $509 Total Expenses $80,576
Surplus/Deficit as at 31 May 2009 $6,726
Page 17 Balance Sheet as at 31 May 2010 Assets Cash & Cash Equivalents $30,511 1 Trade Debtors $2,881 2 Total Assets $33,392
Liabilities – Current Trade & Other Payables $1,800 3 Sub-total $1,800 Liabilities – Long Term $0 Sub-total $0 Total Liabilities $1,800
Net Assets/Liabilities $31,592
Equity Asset Development Reserve $24,866 4 Current Year Surplus/Deficit $6,726 Total Equity $31,592 Notes: 1. Balance represents bank account balances as at 31/5/10. 2. Debtors include $2,000 for replacement covers and misc debtors. 3. Accrued Expenses include for 2009/10 ground hire & Umpires fees estimated by ACTCA, invoice not receive by 31/05/2010 4. The Asset Development Reserve is proposed to be established commencing from the 2009/10 financial year.
Page 18 Major Award Winners
Queanbeyan Kangaroos Malcolm Allen Memorial Ian McNamee Trophy Football Club Trophy Trophy Best Junior Playing Senior Club Champion Clubperson of the Year Cricket
Jonothan Dean & Ian McNamee Luke Bush Mark Higgs
President’s Award Neil Bulger Trophy Garry Samuels Trophy
Peter Solway Jonothan Dean Dean Southwell
Greg Mann Memorial Trophy Players Player
Adam Heading
Page 19 Individual Grade Awards Batting Bowling Outstanding Achievements 1st Grade: 1st Grade: Centurions: Jonothan Dean Dean Southwell Jonothan Dean 2nd Grade: 2nd Grade: (150, 147, 104 no & 100) Peter Coleborne (agg) Darren Southwell Mark Higgs (107 & 104) rd Simon Fahey (avg) 3 Grade: Pat Toole (104 & 101 no) rd 3 Grade: David Monck Simon Mann (154) th Michael Frost (agg) 4 Grade: Simon Fahey (116) Pat Toole (avg) Mark Solway (agg) Raglan Maddox (116 no) 4th Grade: Simon Mann (avg) Jordan McLennan (106 no) Peter Solway 5th Grade: Peter Solway (104 no) 5th Grade: Ron McGlashan Michael Elliott (100 no) Peter Jensen Women: Women: Georgia Elwiss 10 wickets in a Match: Georgia Elwiss Adam Heading (5-33 & 5-72)
2009-2010 Club Performances Top 10 Batting Performances (across all grades and ranked on total runs) Player Mts Inn NO 100s 50s HS Runs Avg 1 Jono Dean 20 21 3 4 8 150 1131 62.83 2 Mark Higgs 20 17 4 2 6 107 724 55.69 3 Jordan McLennan 17 17 6 1 3 106* 574 52.18 4 Michael Frost 20 19 0 0 3 84 563 29.63 5 Peter Coleborne 14 15 1 0 6 94 560 40.0 6 Peter Jensen 15 14 3 0 6 96* 555 50.45 7 Simon Mann 16 15 2 1 4 154 539 41.46 8 Adam Heading 18 14 3 0 4 98 537 48.82 9 Dean Solway 22 21 5 0 3 78 520 32.5 10 Simon Fahey 15 13 4 1 3 116* 508 56.44
Top 10 Bowling Performances (across all grades and ranked on total wickets) Player Mts O M R W 5Wi 10Wm B/B Avg 1 Dean Southwell 18 235 42 709 43 1 0 6/37 16.49 2 Mark Higgs 20 283.4 60 755 38 2 0 5/13 19.87 3 Lea Hansen 17 223.1 61 561 36 2 0 5/30 15.58 4 Darren Southwell 15 169 34 468 29 1 0 6/33 16.14 5 Mark Solway 15 179.4 30 534 28 0 0 3/37 19.07 6 Adam Heading 18 206.3 21 704 28 2 1 5/33 25.14 7 John Fern 13 95.4 17 304 25 1 0 5/5 12.16 8 David Monck 15 153.3 34 424 24 0 0 4/19 17.67 9 Ron McGlashan 13 59 10 215 22 0 0 4/11 9.77 10 Simon Mann 16 138.4 24 443 22 1 0 6/51 20.14
Page 20 Top 10 All-Round Performances (across all grades and ranked on runs & wickets) Player Runs Avg HS Wkts Avg B/B 1 Mark Higgs 724 55.69 107 38 19.87 5/13 2 Adam Heading 537 48.82 98 28 25.14 5/33 3 Simon Mann 539 41.5 154 22 20.1 6/51 4 Peter Jensen 555 50.5 96 17 10.8 3/1 5 Simon Fahey 508 56.4 116 14 22.6 3/30 6 Michael Frost 563 29.6 84 12 17.8 2/18 7 Lea Hansen 188 37.6 40 36 15.6 5/30 8 John Fern 238 21.6 65 25 12.2 5/5 9 David Monck 189 21.0 37 24 17.7 4/19 10 Georgia Elwiss 207 25.9 40 16 10.1 4/17
Keeping and Fielding Records Catches Catches Stumpings Run Outs Total Player (Non WK) (WK) 1 Sandy Craze 21 3 1 25 2 Jonothan Dean 14 2 16 3 Raglan Maddox 15 15 4 Andrew Beattie 7 5 3 15 5 Rohan Ditton 12 12 6 Phil Moore 10 2 12 7 Dean Mansfield 11 1 12 8 Graeme McLennan 1 8 2 11 9 Luke Ryan 10 10 10 Paul Wylks 7 2 9 David Monck 3 4 2 9
Page 21 Representative Honours & Grade Awards 2009-2010
Canberra Comets (Futures League) Mark Higgs ©, Jonothan Dean, Dean Southwell, Jordan McLennan Australian Women’s U/ 21 Representative: Em Preston Canberra Meteors: Em Preston, Vanessa Picker U/ 19 ACT Representatives (Men): Jordan McLennan, Luke Bush, Vele Dukoski, Michael Spaseski U/ 19 Male Player of the Year Jordan McLennan U/ 17 ACT Representatives (Men): Sandy Craze, Dean Solway, Luke Ryan, Tim Coggan U/ 17 ACT Representatives (Women): Morgan Wallace, Pip Taylor U/ 17 Female Player of the Year Pip Taylor U/ 15 ACT Representatives (Men): Josh Gregory, Stephen Harris, Jeremy Macdonald, Michael Medved, Mark Solway, Laksman Shivakumar U/ 15 ACT Representatives (Women): Sina Leis, Taylor Wallace, Georgie Lahey-Butler, Victoria King Em Preston (Asst Coach) High Performance Squad of the Year Pip Taylor, Laksman Shivakumar, Taylor Wallace, Jordan McLennan, Michael Spaseski High Performance Female Player of the Year Pip Taylor ACTCA Grade Team of the Year: Jonothan Dean, Jordan McLennan, Adam Heading, Dean Southwell and Mark Higgs Grade Cricket Batting Aggregate Jonothan Dean Greg Irvine Medal (Player of the Grand Mark Higgs Final): Konica Minolta Batting Strike Rate: Adam Heading Bill Tickner Medal (5th Grade Player of the Peter Jensen Year): Lynne O’Meara Women’s Bowling Average Georgia Elwiss and Aggregate: Sarah Hodgson Trophy for Best New Player: Pip Taylor Greg Lord Trophy (Administrator of the Ron Bates (joint winner) Year): ACT Volunteers Award: Gordon Elliott, Greg Dawes
Page 22 Adam Gilchrist Scholarship 2009-10: Jordan McLennan
Page 23 Player Milestones Matches 400 Games Michael Frost (413)
250 Games Graeme Alexander (282) Stephen Frost (271)
200 Games Stephen Cross (242) Michael Carruthers (239) Jim Martin (231) Mark Lynch (230) Ron McGlashan (225) Peter Solway (222) Neil Bulger (221) Ray Hatch (219) Rodney Winchester (211)
150 Games Simon Fahey (195) Peter Coleborne (180) John Bull (180) Steve Bailey (169) Col Berry (167) Winston McDonald (160) Dean Mansfield (160) Colin Crouch (158) Adam Heading(155) Peter Newham (155) Vince Bulger (153) Geoff Woods (152) Alan Hodgson (151) Anthony Wynd (151) Geoff McMurray (150) Wayne Campbell (150)
100 Games Darren Southwell (129) (current players only) John Fern (129) Greg Dawes (127) Dean Southwell (126) Mark Higgs (117) Marc Heading (114) Raglan Maddox(111) Chris Doyle (107) Peter Jensen (107) Ben Stensrud (103)
Page 24 Scorecards
1st Grade Final Queanbeyan vs Tuggeranong Venue: Manuka Dates 27/03, 28/03 & 29/03/2010 Toss: Tuggeranong
Batsman How Out Score J DEAN c & b Hammond 63 J MCLENNAN c Haywood b Kellar 12 V DUKOSKI c Kellar b Wescombe 20 M HIGGS b Wescombe 23 D SOLWAY run out (Bennett) 17 A HEADING b Hammond 77 M SPASESKI b Kellar 33 D SOUTHWELL run out (Wescombe) 4 L BUSH run out (Devoy) 2 S CRAZE not out 34 L HANSEN c Haywood b Kellar 5 Sundries (2b, 5lb, 1w, 1b) 9 TOTAL (105 overs) 301 F/W: 22, 67, 108, 125, 201, 219, 227, 248, 281, 301 Bowling A Ritchard 26-3-0-103, E Kellar 30-10-3-66, M Wescombe 16-2-2-57, S Hammond 12-5-2-23, S Devoy 5-1-0-8, B Floros 13-4-0-17, V Bennett 3-0-0-20
Tuggeranong 1st Innings Batsman How Out Score D GRIFFITH c Dean b Southwell 34 B FLOROS b Southwell 0 V BENNETT b Higgs 22 M WESCOMBE c Dean b Higgs 43 E WITHERIDGE c Dukoski b Higgs 11 J HAYWOOD lbw Higgs 16 A RITCHARD b Heading 12 S DEVOY lbw Higgs 0 S OSBOURNE not out 35 S HAMMOND lbw Southwell 16 E KELLAR c Craze b Southwell 0 Sundries (5b, 9lb, 0w, 1b) 15 TOTAL (87 overs) 204 F/W: 1, 54, 64, 85, 121, 144, 144, 154, 202, 204 Bowling D Southwell 22-4-4-54, L Hansen 15-4-0-37, M Higgs 34-14-5-53, L Bush 4-1-0-13, M Spaseski 7-2-0-19, A Heading 5-1-1-14
Match Result: Queanbeyan 1st Innings won by 97 runs.
Greg Irvine Medal: Mark Higgs
Page 25 Konica Cup Final Queanbeyan vs Weston Creek Venue: Manuka Date 14/03/2010 Toss: Weston Creek
Weston Creek Batsman How Out Runs C BROWN c Craze b Spaseski 33 B FIELD c Craze b Hansen 8 J NICOLL run out (Heading) 85 C HANNA c & b Higgs 13 S COATES c McLennan b Higgs 13 B WILSON c Dean b Higgs 3 A RHYNEHART b Southwell 8 H MEDHURST c Bush b Hansen 13 T ROGERS not out 9 C POULTON c Craze b Hansen 0 A CLIFFORD b Spaseski 3 M NASON dnb Sundries (0b, 7lb, 7w, 0nb) 14 TOTAL (47.3 overs) 202 F/W 34, 72, 98, 129, 149, 165, 188, 190, 191, 202 Bowling D Southwell 10–2-1-49, L Hansen 9-1-3–27, A Heading 10-0-0-41, M Higgs 10-0-3-38, V Dukoski 2-0-0-14, M Spaseski 6.3-1–2-26
Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs J DEAN b Medhurst 4 J MCLENNAN not out 84 V DUKOSKI c Coates b Medhurst 2 M HIGGS c Rhynehart b Nason 92 A HEADING c & b Poulton 7 D SOLWAY not out 3 M SPASESKI dnb D MANSFIELD dnb D SOUTHWELL dnb S CRAZE dnb L BUSH dnb L HANSEN dnb Sundries (0b, 1lb, 9w, 1nb) 11 TOTAL (33.3 overs) 4 wkts for 203 F/W: 5, 21, 189, 199 Bowling H Medhurst 7.2-0-2-31, A Clifford 5-1-0-39, C Hanna 8-1-0-36, M Nason 8.3-0-1-55, J Nicoll 0.4-0-0-4, C Poulton 4-0-1-37
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 6 wickets
Player of the Match: Mark Higgs
Page 26 nd 2 Grade Final Queanbeyan vs Weston Creek Venue: Freebody 1 Dates 27/03, 28/03 & 29/03/2010 Toss: Weston Creek
1st Innings: Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs B STENSRUD b Behendorff 59 K MARTYN c & b DeCarvalho 31 R MADDOX c O‟Sullivan b DeCarvalho50 P COLEBORNE b Behendorff 38 L RYAN b Behendorff 2 D MANSFIELD c O‟Sullivan b Behendorff 29 S FAHEY not out 36 D CORCORAN c Morschel b Behendorff 0 M HEADING b Behendorff 9 S MACKIE b Behendorff 0 D SOUTHWELL lbw DeCarvalho 0 Sundries (6b, 5lb, 6w, 2nb) 19 TOTAL (91 overs) 273 F/W: 92, 123, 180, 182, 215, 234, 234, 272, 272, 273
Bowling R Southerton 16-4-0-72, B DeCarvalho 17-7-3-28, M Minns 23-7-0-66, K Carruthers, 10-0-0- 46, S Murn 9-3-0-23, J Behendorff 16-4-7-27
1st Innings: Weston Creek Batsman How Out Runs B SCOTT lbw Southwell 1 T WELLS c Maddox b Southwell 10 S MURN c Maddox b Southwell 18 D LEVAN c & b Ryan 22 E MORSCHELL c Corcoran b Southwell 4 H BRYANT b Southwell 20 S O‟SULLIVAN b Crowe 13 B DECARVALHO run out 28 M MINS lbw Southwell 30 R SOUTHERTON b Mackie 26 K CARRUTHERS not out 19 Sundries (0b, 4lb, 0w, 1nb) 5 TOTAL (53.1 overs) 196 F/W: 1, 29, 30, 34, 72, 76, 120, 122, 164, 196
Bowling M Crowe 12-1-1-50, D Southwell 18.1-7-6-33, M Heading 4-1-0-23, S Mackie 9-3-1-30, L Ryan 3-0-1-21, D Corcoran 1-0-0-12, S Fahey 6-1-0-23
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2nd Innings: Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs B STENSRUD c Bryant b Carruthers 45 K MARTYN c & b Behendorff 25 R MADDOX not out 25 P COLEBORNE not out 10 Sundries (17b, 1lb, 5w, 0nb) 23 TOTAL (49 overs) 2 wkts for 128 F/W: 70, 105
Bowling B DeCarvalho 11-3-0-25, J Behendorff 10-3-1-33, R Southerton 2-1-0-6, K Carruthers 8-1-1-22, M Minns 11-2-0-20, S Murn 6-3-0-4, E Morschell 1-1-0-0
Match Result: Queanbeyan won 1st Innings by 77 runs
Player of the Match: Darren Southwell
Page 28 3rd Grade Final Queanbeyan vs Ginninderra Venue: Kingston Dates 27/03 & 28/03/10 Toss: Queanbeyan
1st Innings: Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs MJ FROST lbw Basustow 54 S CROSS c McLennan b Bunyan 37 R DITTON c Healy b Bunyan 8 P TOOLE c Wenke b O‟Brien 19 MP FROST c Wenke b McClintock 30 M NOBLE run out 35 J MURDOCH c Cooke b Bunyan 68 G ALEXANDER b Provan 0 P MOORE not out 35 D MONCK c Roscoe b Basustow 13 D STEWART c Roscoe b Bunyan 4 Sundries (6b, 1lb, 7w, 4nb) 18 TOTAL (103 overs) 321 F/W: 79, 96, 107, 152, 160, 225, 229, 270, 310, 321
Bowling D Bunyan 30-4-4-118, A Thumma 10-2-0-24, M Basustow 19-6-2-46, N McClintock 13-3-1-36, J Provan 11-3-1-28, T O‟Brien 9-1-1-26, R Healy 2-0-0-20, L McLennan 9-1-0-16
1st Innings: Ginninderra Batsman How Out Runs J BENN c Ditton b Monck 26 N MCCLINTOCK c Moore b Ditton 28 M COOK b MJ Frost 16 R HEALY run out (MP Frost) 29 N WENKE c MP Frost b Monck 15 D ROSCOE run out (Monck) 11 L MCLENNAN run out (Stewart) 42 D BUNYAN c MJ Frost b Stewart 3 T O‟BRIEN c & b MJ Frost 18 M BASUSTOW b Stewart 10 A THUMMA not out 0 Sundries (3b, 1lb, 1w, 0nb) 5 TOTAL (82.2 overs) 203 F/W: 41, 74, 76, 118, 121, 132, 139, 186, 197, 203
Bowling C Crouch 15-4-0-43, G Alexander 8-2-0-20, D Monck 21-3-2-59, D Stewart 16.2-2-2-33, R Ditton 10-2-1-23, MJ Frost 12-1-2-21
Match Result: Queanbeyan won 1st innings by 118 runs
Player of the Match: Jack Murdoch Page 29 4th Grade – One Day Final Queanbeyan vs Western Districts UC Venue: Jamison Date: 28/02/10 Toss: Queanbeyan
1st Innings: Queanbeyan Batsman How Out Runs G WALPOLE b Bailey 5 A BEATTIE c Broers b Bailey 11 S MANN lbw Bailey 6 M MEDVED b Hopkins 3 J BULL c Hopkins b Harrison 93 J GREGORY c Harrison b Broers 43 P SOLWAY not out 35 M ELLIOTT b Harrison 7 M CHAPMAN run out 0 M SOLWAY not out 0 J MACDONALD dnb D JOHNSTON dnb Sundries (0b, 12lb, 7w, 4nb) 25 TOTAL (50 overs) 8 wkts for 226 F/W: 8, 24, 27, 39, 175, 182, 198, 212 Bowling T Bailey 10-0-3-32, J Harrison 10-3-2-39, T Hopkins 7-1-1-24, M Broers 9-1-1-38, A Melverton 6-0-0-21, R Maggs 5-0-0-30, B Keen 2-0-0-21, B Grocott 1-0-0-9
1st Innings: West’s Batsman How Out Runs S JONES b Mann 7 B KEEN lbw Mann 11 S JOFFRY run out 8 S RAMA c Walpole b M Solway 19 M BROERS b Bull 24 B GROCOTT run out 9 M COSGRAVE c Walpole b Macdonald 12 R MAGGS stp Medved b M Solway 5 T BAILEY not out 44 T HOPKINSON not out 18 J HARRISON dnb A MELVERTON dnb Sundries (2b, 4lb, 19w, 0nb) 25 TOTAL (50 overs) 8 wkts for 183 F/W: 14, 25, 53, 55, 77, 107, 108, 123 Bowling S Mann 4-0-2-6, D Johnston 5-0-0-33, J Macdonald 10-0-1-30, J Bull 8-2-1-17, M Chapman 5-0-0-40, M Solway 10-2-2-26, G Walpole 7-1-0-22, P Solway 1-0-0-3
Match Result: Queanbeyan won by 43 runs
Player of the Match: John Bull
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1st Grade Report 2009/10 Premiers & Konica Cup Champions
2009/10 Random Computing 1st Grade Premiers (back row) Dean Southwell, Luke Bush (middle row) Sandy Craze, Vele Dukoski, Adam Heading, Dean Solway, Mark Solway (12th) (front row) Lea Hansen, Michael Spaseski, Mark Higgs, Jono Dean (capt), Jordan McLennan
The 2009-2010 season was a fantastic season for the Bluebags. Let‟s be honest it‟s not every day a team wins all premiership trophies on offer, 3 to be exact!
In my 3 seasons for the bluebags it was clear to me that the club was building towards something great.
From the time the first ball was bowled, it was clear to everyone that this was the season to make things happen. 3 years in a row Bagger‟s had been knocked out in the semis of the 2- day and 1-day competitions, well not this year!
The 2009/10 season started well with a lot of excitement and enthusiasm throughout the club. We had good solid build up through our pre-season preparations. This season we welcomed Sandy Craze and Luke Bush into the fold. Sandy and Luke joined the other young guns Dean Solway, Jordan McLennan and Michael Spaseski. There was a good mix of experience and youth in the 1st grade squad so things were looking good.
First up we had to defend our Twenty/20 title, however wet weather intervened and it was washed out without a ball being bowled. Trophy retained. (1 of 3)
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(back row) Dean Solway, Adam Heading, Dean Southwell (middle row) Lea Hansen, Luke Bush, Vele Dukoski, Sandy Craze (front row) Dean Mansfield, Michael Spaseski, Jono Dean (capt) Mark Higgs, Jordan McLennan
The Konica Cup was a real strong point for the Bluebags this year. I think a combination of hunger, planning and great execution from the boys played a vital part in our success in this format. We went through the round stage not really being tested but still having some great team/individual performances. Southy was again dominant with the new ball, Heads and Higgsy always explosive with the bat whilst taking plenty of wickets. To top this off, our fielding was outstanding.
We went through the preliminary rounds of the Cup undefeated. In the semi final, we easily accounted for West‟s with Southy (4/29) and Leathal (3/43) tearing them apart with their bowling.
The final then came down to a matchup between us and Cup holders Weston Creek. In the first final, things didn‟t really go our way but thankfully the gods of cricket were smiling on us, as they decided that the match would be played on another day.
In the replay, the boys were not going to let Creek dominate again and we bowled them out for 202, with Leathal bagging 3/27 and Higgsy 3/38. We had a bit of a wobble at the top of the order to be 2/21 but then Jordie (84 no) combined with Higgsy (92) for a 168 run partnership to put us within touching distance of the target. Though we lost a couple more wickets, we passed their score in the 34 over. The victory was sweet. (2 of 3)
To the premiership. We started our campaign on a great note, winning the first 4 games (including an outright against Ginninderra). Then in the last game before the Christmas break,
Page 32 we came back to earth with a thud losing to Tuggers at Condor, a match that also saw Heads nearly loose a finger in trying to take a return catch off his own bowling (thankfully it was only a bad dislocation and he would return to play a vital role later in the season). Everyone in the team did a bit of soul searching and resolved to re-focus on the job at hand.
After Christmas the team just went from strength to strength and with the addition of Lea Hansen to our ranks, the last piece of the jigsaw puzzle was in place. Again the only hiccough was the loss to our arch rivals Creek. We finished the season in second place and faced off against West‟s in the semi final at Stirling. In many ways, this match warranted being a Grand Final such was the intensity in which it was played.
Having lost the toss and asked to bat first on a sticky wicket, we scored 308 with Higgsy scoring a well struck hundred and me, well I struck out for my second club 99. We were probably about 50 or so runs shy of a good score on that ground. In reply West‟s fought all the way and though we had them 9 down for 255, Nath Lyon held the tail together and they came within a whisker of toppling us. Sniffing a slight chance they asked us to bat again, thus taking the game into day 3. Solid batting then saw us comfortably move to 3 for 168 when West‟s conceded defeat and thus we booked a berth in the Grand Final.
Grand Final day finally and we took on Minor Premiers Tuggeranong for the title at the Home of Cricket in the ACT - Manuka Oval (2nd Home if you count Freebody). Tuggeranong won the toss and went on the offensive straight away by offering us the first use of the wicket. Tuggies kept the pressure on and no one really got away from them, but we were consistent and put together a number of handy partnerships. The best was a 76 run partnership between Heads and Junior Sol for the 5th wicket, followed by a vital 9th wicket partnership of 33 between Spags and Sandy (with a season best effort of 34 n.o.). Whilst we finished with a score of 301, we knew that Tuggeranong were a good side and quite capable of chasing down that target.
Our defence of that score started brilliantly with an early wicket to Southy and from that point on we kept the pressure on them. Whenever Tuggies started to put a partnership together, we found a way of breaking it, either through the guile of Higgsy and his tweakers, or through brute force of Southy. Both were both ably supported by Heads, Leathal, Spags and Bushie, each doing their bit to maintain pressure on their batsmen. As the shadows grew longer on Sunday, we could taste victory, but Ossie held us out and we just couldn‟t get that last wicket.
Monday morning it did not look good with dark clouds and a bit of overnight rain. It was like Tuggies boys had been out all night doing a rain dance. However the groundsmen and his crew managed to get everything right and the day started on time. It didn‟t take long as Southy wrapped things up with the last ball of his first over, grabbing a little knick from Tuggies tailender Evan Kellar. You little beauty 3 out of 3.
Every single player played their part this season, be it a wicket at a crucial time or a stubborn innings that provided impetus for other batsmen to shine, or for that piece of brilliant fielding that culminated in at wicket. I won‟t single out any particular players from First‟s as I am sure that their individual efforts are acknowledged elsewhere in this report. So congratulations and thanks to every single one of you.
Of course you cannot have a successful team without having a good administration, so I would like to thank Ian Mac and all the members of the Management Committee who can due fully share in the on field success.
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Jono and Higgsy with the spoils of war
Leathal about to let another thunderbolt rip
I would also like to thank Dawesy and his band of helpers for the work he has put into the wickets at Freebody. They are now considered the best in the district.
Congrats also go to Ben and the 2nd graders as well as Ditts and the 3‟s for also bring home some major silverware this season. Congrats also go to Sol and his young charges who won the one-day title in 4th grade.
I would also like to personally thank my partner Kim and all the wives, partners and girlfriends of all the players for their understanding and support they provide. I would also like to specially mention Shannon Newham and Lyn McLennan for the great lunches they do. Thanks Shannon and Lyn, hope to see you back again next season.
On a sad note we all mourned the loss of Luke Bush who tragically passed away on 10th April 2010, the day after our Presentation Night. Bushy played an extremely important role in the Bagger‟s premiership winning performances this past season. His great performance, country humour and knack for turning up late always kept the lads laughing and enjoying each other‟s company. Bushy you will be sorely missed mate.
On behalf of myself, the boys and the club, I would like to again offer our deepest sympathies to Michael, Diane, Kate and Ryan, but also take the opportunity to thank you for bringing Bushy to the Queanbeyan Cricket Club, he will be sorely missed but remembered forever as one of the great club men.
This coming season will be for you Bushy!
Jono Dean
Page 34 BATTING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 100 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Jonothan Dean 11 13 1 150 696 58 Jordan McLennan 11 12 4 106* 459 57.38 Adam Heading 10 8 1 98 400 57.14 Mark Higgs 11 9 0 104 327 36.33 Dean Solway 11 12 4 58 287 35.88 Vele Dukoski 11 12 0 47 175 14.58 Luke Bush 10 8 1 72 136 19.43 Simon Fahey 4 3 1 71* 126 63 Dean Southwell 10 7 1 60 113 18.83 Michael Spaseski 8 6 1 33 110 22
One-day Competitions (Konica & SCG Cup) (minimum 100 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Jonothan Dean 9 8 2 147 435 72.5 Mark Higgs 9 8 4 107 397 99.25 Dean Solway 10 8 1 48 155 22.14 Adam Heading 8 6 2 77* 137 34.25 Simon Mann 2 2 1 67* 119 119 Keifer Martyn 4 4 1 67* 111 37 Michael Frost 4 4 0 41 100 25
BOWLING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 10 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Dean Southwell 175 35 475 29 6/37 16.38 Adam Heading 133.3 15 421 18 5/33 23.39 Mark Higgs 206 52 491 17 5/53 28.88 Lea Hansen 91.1 23 229 13 5/30 17.62 Luke Bush 82.4 14 281 11 3/24 25.55
One-day Competitions (minimum 7 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Mark Higgs 77.4 8 264 21 5/13 12.57 Dean Southwell 60 7 234 14 4/29 16.71 Adam Heading 73 6 283 10 4/34 28.30 Michael Spaseski 32 3 136 10 3/29 13.60 Lea Hansen 31.4 2 137 7 3/27 19.57
Page 35 2nd Grade Report 2009-2010 Premiers
Back row: Matt Crowe, Simon Fahey, Darren Southwell, Peter Coleborne, Dean Mansfield, Ben Stensrud (c) Front row: Luke Ryan, Simon Mackie, Raglan Maddox, Dave Corcoran, Keifer Martyn, Marc Heading
What a great season this has been for 2nd grade, and the club as a whole!
This year was the first 2 day premiership for Queanbeyan 2nd grade since the 92/93 season and a great way to cap off an excellent year by the team. I put our success this year down to having a good mix of experience in the team as well as an overall good team attitude. Having players like Peter Coleborne, Dean Mansfield and Simon Fahey in the team, who have all played a lot of 1st grade cricket, has been a big help in bringing some stability to the batting order as well as helping to keep the youngsters like Keifer Martyn, Pat Toole and Matt Crowe on the right path.
2nd grade is often thought of as the development grade for up and coming players but I hope to keep a good mix of experience in there next season to ensure it remains one of the strongest grades in the club and to encourage players to push their way into the team and up into 1st grade.
Our batting this year has been the strongest and most consistent that I can ever recall in 2nd grade. Having a batting line up that can consistently both set and chase big totals is always going to win you matches. A couple of the best team batting performances this year were; 7/324 against Ginninderra in a one day game at Freebody, and 418 in the semi final against North‟s at Freebody.
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The boys celebrating a great victory
Southie’s inspired bowling effort bagging 6 wickets
Excellent seasons from our key bowlers Darren Southwell, Luke Ryan and Matt Crowe have enabled us to back up our strong batting performances. When a bit of „variety‟ was required tossing the ball to Dave Corcoran would always produce a crucial wicket.
There was lots of pressure on players to perform in order to hold their spot in the team this year; this is a really good sign for the club and shows the strength of our younger players coming through. Players like Pat Toole and „Simple‟ Jack Murdoch are good examples of this. Some of the stand-out personal performances throughout the year included: Darren Southwell‟s man of the match performance in the Grand Final against Western Creek, taking 6/33 and was the standout bowler all year, Raglan Maddox scoring 116 not out against Tuggeranong at Freebody Oval, his first century for the club, and Simon Fahey‟s devastating 116 not out off an estimated 60 balls against North‟s at Majura.
Special thanks goes to Greg Dawes for the amazing wickets he prepared this season at Freebody, especially the ones he prepared for our Semi and Grand final matches which looked like they belonged at the SCG! The conditions at Freebody this season were 2nd to none and I didn‟t hesitate to elect to play our finals matches there.
I would like to thank everyone who played 2nd grade throughout the year and helped to keep the team running smoothly.
I can‟t wait for the 2010/2011 season to start and I look forward to another great season from the Bluebags!
Ben Stensrud
Page 37 BATTING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 100 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Peter Coleborne 8 9 1 82 345 43.13 Raglan Maddox 6 8 2 116* 317 52.83 Simon Fahey 6 7 2 116* 297 59.4 Kiefer Martyn 8 9 1 73* 270 33.75 Dave Corcoran 8 8 1 82* 254 36.29 Ben Stensrud 7 8 0 59 194 24.25 Michael Noble 3 4 0 70 135 33.75 Dean Mansfield 6 6 0 69 135 22.5 Luke Ryan 7 5 2 66 133 44.33
One-day Competition (minimum 100 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Peter Coleborne 5 5 0 94 215 43 Ben Stensrud 6 6 0 54 185 30.83 Dave Corcoran 8 8 1 51 156 22.29
BOWLING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 10 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Darren Southwell 114 30 271 21 6/33 12.9 Matt Crowe 121.3 16 378 14 5/43 27 Dave Corcoran 41.1 7 163 11 5/34 14.82
One-day Competition (minimum 7 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Dean Mansfield 34.1 4 163 8 4/18 20.38 Darren Southwell 55 4 197 8 2/18 24.63 Dave Corcoran 12 2 44 7 5/20 6.29
Page 38 3rd Grade Report 2009-2010 Premiers
Back row: Phil Moore, Graeme Alexander, Colin Crouch, Steve Cross, Dean Stewart, Michael Frost Front row: Pat Toole, David Monck, Michael Noble, Marty Frost, Rohan Ditton (c), Jack Murdoch
A very diverse Queanbeyan Bluebags 3rd grade side took to the field with limited expectations for 2009-2010. With the young stars who were expected to come through 3rds moving into 2nd grade due to their improvement (and premiership success justified those decisions) and the even younger stars clearly needed time in 4ths to start their grade cricket pathway it meant that a number of us veterans were mixed with only a couple of young bucks. It proved to be a winning combination!
In summary: Winning the final of the 2 day competition in one of the most convincing victories of the season; We made the 1 day grand final – only to put in our worst effort of the year. Still a fine effort from the lads to make the final; and Several players developed their skills very nicely throughout the season and should be very competitive next season in either 2nd grade or pushing for higher honours including, Pat Toole, Jack Murdoch, Callum Birtles and Phil Moore.
We also had a number of players returning to the club who played invaluable roles during the year. We welcomed back David Monck, Dean Stewart, Graeme McLennan and Marty Frost to the club. Each played a key role in the success and added immensely to the whole season. We were lucky enough to also have Colin Crouch, Rohan Ditton, Graeme Alexander and Steve Cross who all made the jump from 4ths last year to the mighty 3rds.
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Frostie and Ditts with the Premiership Cup with Southie looking on
Two of the clubs young stars Phil Moore and Jack Murdoch Other highlights throughout the year were:
The two centuries to Pat Toole. Pat is a very talented young player who will develop into a very good 2nd grade player and with some fine tuning could play a role in our 1st grade side. The appealing of David Monck – a sight to behold for all the lads. David also played an integral role with his wily leg spin and outstanding fielding. These efforts after a 15 year absence from the game. Jack Murdoch‟s tenacity in the final – A gritty innings of 68 to set-up the victory. „Simple Jack‟ also played his part of keeping the lads entertained! No more needs to be said! The outstanding batting form of stalwart Steve Cross. Crossie formed a Simpson/Lawry type combination with Michael Frost as between them they scored over 1000 runs for the year and almost always ensured a great start for the team. The express bowling of Co-skipper Lethal Lea Hansen. There would be at least a few ANU players who would still be cleaning their duds after one frightening spell at the home of the noodle eaters. Lea was an inspiration to all the players and later played an important role in the 1st grade success.
Finally, thank you to all the Committee for their efforts in 2009-2010. You cannot be successful without the support from the likes of Ian McNamee, Greg Dawes (thanks for the best ever wickets and grounds), Gordon Elliott, Peter Solway and Ronnie Bates – thank you for your efforts in steering the ship and making sure the QDCC survives and thrives. Bring on 2010-2011.
All the skippers of the Mighty 3rds
Page 40 BATTING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 100 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Michael Frost 9 8 0 84 347 43.38 Stephen Cross 6 6 0 84 269 44.83 Rohan Ditton 9 9 0 63 214 23.78 Patrick Toole 3 4 1 101* 173 57.67 Marty Frost 9 10 2 35 156 19.5 Jack Murdoch 6 6 1 68 145 29
One-day Competition (minimum 75 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Patrick Toole 4 4 1 104 188 62.67 Michael Frost 7 6 0 54 155 25.83 Jack Murdoch 7 6 0 48 137 22.83 Rohan Ditton 7 7 0 43 129 18.43 Michael Frost 7 7 0 40 116 16.57 Lea Hansen 5 4 3 40* 104 104
BOWLING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 10 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg David Monck 98.5 20 284 13 4/64 21.85 Colin Crouch 120 35 274 12 4/24 22.83 Lea Hansen 62.2 24 112 11 5/46 10.18 Graeme Alexander 97.2 25 211 10 3/1 21.1
One-day Competitions (minimum 7 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Rohan Ditton 17.1 1 75 7 3/20 10.71 Scott Cameron 29 7 94 7 5/32 13.43 Simon Johnson 19.1 0 107 7 3/43 15.29 Graeme Alexander 58 11 147 7 2/15 21
Page 41 4th Grade Report 2009-2010 One-day Premiers
Back row: Guy Walpole, Peter Solway (c), Daniel Johnston, Andrew Beattie, Michael Elliott, Josh Gregory Front row: Simon Mann, Michael Medved, Nathan Bull (13th), John Bull, Mark Solway, Matt Chapman, Jeremy Macdonald
This season was another hugely successful year for the 4th grade team. From a trophy point of view we were successful in the 1 day competition however went down in the semi-final of the 2 day competition. More importantly though, the club blooded another group of talented youngsters who we believe have the ability to progress up the grades in future years.
The blend of old and young players in the lower grades is a formula that seems to be working well for the club and is one that needs to be maintained in the future if possible.
The 1 day competition win was a fantastic result against the strong West‟s line-up. John Bull (94) and Josh Gregory (47) laid the platform with a match winning partnership to steer the team to 224 after its 50 overs. An excellent spell from Simon Mann saw the visitors on the back foot from the outset and then Mark Solway and Jeremy MacDonald each bowled 10 overs of well controlled spin to ensure victory for the Queanbeyan side. All players listed in the team below played their part and made excellent contributions throughout the year.
A big thank you to the 30 odd players from the club who played in our 1 day premiership side – well done….a great achievement!
The performance of the team in the 2 day competition was also strong throughout the season. Stephen Harris, Michael Medved and Michal Elliott all showed signs that they will be strong grade players for our club into the future.
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Josh Gregory, Mick Elliott, Simon Mann, Michael Medved, Peter Solway Matt Chapman, Jeremy Macdonald, Mark Solway
Our side finished the season in 3rd place and faced the strong West‟s X1 once again in a hard fought semi final. After being caught on a bowler friendly wicket and losing regular wickets, it was left to John Bull, Michael Medved to post a competitive score of 165. A lack of early wickets meant we were always struggling and finally West‟s made the required runs being 5 wickets down.
All in all a very enjoyable and successful season was had by all.
Thank you to Stephen Cross and Greg Dawes in their role of selectors. We always fielded a full team which can sometimes be a challenge throughout the year.
Finally a huge thank you to our curator, Greg Dawes, for the work he put into the Freebody Oval wickets. It is great to play on decent strips and certainly helps the development of our younger players to learn and improve their skills.
Peter Solway
Page 43 BATTING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 100 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Simon Mann 5 4 0 154 199 49.75 Peter Solway 6 5 3 73* 168 84 Joshua Gregory 6 6 1 79 161 32.2 Stephen Harris 7 6 1 74* 120 24
One-day Competition (minimum 75 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Peter Solway 8 6 4 104* 257 128.5 Simon Mann 8 8 1 68* 198 28.29 Mick Elliott 7 7 1 100* 166 27.67 John Bull 5 5 1 93 130 32.5 Stephen Cross 4 4 0 66 107 26.75 Guy Walpole 6 6 0 45 102 17 Laksman Shivakkumar 1 1 0 99 99 99 Stephen Harris 4 4 1 55 95 31.67
BOWLING AVERAGES Two-day Competition (minimum 7 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Mark Solway 101.5 22 253 13 3/37 19.46 John Bull 41 15 64 11 6/15 5.82 Simon Mann 68.4 14 203 10 6/51 20.3 Jeremy Macdonald 41 9 144 8 3/28 18
One-day Competitions (minimum 5 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Mark Solway 67.5 8 247 13 2/10 19 Simon Mann 42 8 118 10 3/29 11.8 Cameron Paule 51 1 187 9 3/41 20.78 Jeremy Macdonald 24.3 1 84 8 4/21 10.5 John Fern 24.1 5 58 7 4/21 8.29 John Bull 27 4 82 6 2/21 13.67
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Queanbeyan Town Park on a sunny afternoon
5th Grade had a reasonably successful season by finishing on top of the ladder after the home and away matches. Disappointing not to, or at least, make it to the Grand Final but that‟s the way cricket goes sometimes. I firmly believe we had the side to take it out but just couldn‟t quite put it together during the semi final.
This year we welcomed into our ranks Andrew Beattie, Matt Chapman, Dave Jensen, Daniel Johnston as well as the return of the old war horse Jimmy Martin.
There were a number of good performances throughout the year which was pleasing to see. We had a slow and inconsistent but once we came to grips with new 45 over format we began to put some good scores in the book. All in all it was a pretty good season but we just need to believe in our own ability and to go the extra step next season.
Congratulations to 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grade in winning their respective competitions and also to 4th Grade who took out the one day competition – well done to all concerned there.
Great to see the Club winning the Club Championship for the ‟09/10 cricket season – a fantastic effort by everyone involved within the club, an effort that we should all be very proud of.
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Ron McGlashan accepting the Captains Award from Andrew Dawson
Pete Jensen accepting the Batting Award from Andrew Dawson
I would also like to thank Dawsey and his band of helpers for the great work on the Town Park wicket and also the council for a great outfield. It was great to see the ground in such good condition throughout the season.
Peter Jensen
Page 46 BATTING AVERAGES (minimum 50 runs) Name Matches Inns N.O’s H.S Runs Avg Peter Jensen 14 13 3 96* 548 54.8 Aaron Thorn 15 15 0 49 277 18.47 James Martin 15 14 5 56 249 27.67 Andrew Beattie 12 11 1 67 218 21.8 John Fern 10 10 1 65 201 22.33 Troy Cameron 11 11 3 40* 141 17.63 Shane Martin 14 9 3 44 97 16.17 Ron McGlashan 13 6 0 36 78 13 David Jensen 14 9 1 37 72 9 Matthew Chapman 8 6 1 32 70 14
BOWLING AVERAGES (minimum 5 wickets) Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Ron McGlashan 59 10 215 22 4/11 9.77 James Martin 70 13 232 18 3/3 12.89 John Fern 71.3 12 246 18 5/5 13.67 Peter Jensen 54.3 7 184 17 3/1 10.82 Shane Martin 76.2 5 237 12 3/16 19.75 Troy Cameron 75 9 287 12 2/17 23.92 David Jensen 51.2 2 180 9 2/17 20 Daniel Johnston 37 3 108 7 2/13 15.43 Paul Wylks 21 0 137 5 2/18 27.4
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BATTING AVERAGES Premier League (Lynne O’Meara Cup) (minimum 50 runs)* Name Matches Inns NO’s HS Runs Avg Georgia Elwiss 9 9 1 40 207 25.88 Em Preston 10 9 3 40 177 29.5 Vanessa Picker 6 5 0 71 100 20 Pip Taylor 9 8 1 18* 67 9.57 Sam Bates 3 3 1 45 59 29.5 Charlotte Anneveld 3 3 2 51* 56 56
Glenda Hall (minimum 25 runs)* Name Matches Inns NO’s HS Runs Avg Georgie 6 6 1 39 80 16 Leahey-Butler Jodi Knight 5 5 1 23* 70 17.5 Kirsten Frkic 7 7 3 29* 62 15.5 Sina Leis 3 3 1 22 52 26 Victoria King 5 5 2 21* 43 14.3 Megan Mayoh 4 4 1 17 36 12 Morgan Claridge 7 5 0 17 30 6 Tiarne Claridge 5 4 1 13 30 10
BOWLING AVERAGES Premier League (Lynne O’Meara Cup) (minimum 5 wickets)* Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Georgia Elwiss 50 8 162 16 4/17 10.13 Em Preston 44.4 1 172 11 5/14 16.18 Sam Bates 14 1 83 7 4/17 11.85
Glenda Hall (minimum 2 wickets)* Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets B/B Avg Kirsten Frkic 18.5 1 82 6 3/7 13.67 Jodi Knight 18 1 62 4 2/30 15.5 Morgan Claridge 20 2 107 4 2/12 26.75 Erin Parkinson 7 0 29 2 2/11 14.5 Megan Mayoh 18 1 60 2 1/18 30 Victoria King 15.1 0 76 2 2/10 38
Page 48 Club Records Club Championships
1936-1937 1957-1958 1958-1959 1959-1960 1989-1990 1991-1992 2009-2010
1st Grade Premierships 1927-1928 1928-1929 1935-1936 1939-1940 1957-1958 1980-1981 1982-1983 1985-1986 1986-1987 1987-1988 1990-1991 1991-1992 2009-2010
One-Day Competition 1986-1987 1987-1988 1997-1998
Konica Cup Competition 2001-2002 2009-2010
Twenty20 Competition 2008-2009 2009-2010
Sunday League 1989-1990 1992-1993 1993-1994
Page 49 Toohey’s Twilight Competition 1981-1982 1983-1984 1987-1988 1988-1989 1989-1990 1991-1992 1993-1994 1995-1996 1996-1997
Individual Records
Best Batting Average: 71.44 P. Solway 1989-1990 Most Runs in a Season 1138 J. Swift 1999-2000 Highest Individual Score: 339 P. Solway vs ANU 1989-1990 Highest Team Score: 728 vs Ginninderra 1985-1986 Lowest Team Score: 41 vs Ginninderra 1998-1999 Best Bowling Average: 7.81 R. Flockton 1974-1975 Most Wickets in a Season 55 N. Bulger 1980-1981 Best Bowling Performance 9/39 F. Hansby vs Sth Woden 1983-1984 Most Dismissals (Wkt Keeper): 35 G. Wall 1980-1981 M. Carruthers 1983-1984 M. O‟Rourke 1999-2000 Most Catches (Fielder): 16 A. Heading 2000-2001
Best Partnerships
1st Wicket: 200 M Frost (107) & S Frost (72) vs Weston Creek 1991-92 2nd Wicket: 228 M Frost (164) & P Solway (119) vs Ginninderra 1985-86 3rd Wicket: 346 P Solway (211) & R Regent (123) vs Weston Creek 1990-91 4th Wicket: 166 J Bull 94 & N Bulger (75) vs East‟s 1986-87 5th Wicket: 213 R Regent (123) & J Robson (120) vs South‟s 1990-91 6th Wicket: 173 R Farquharson (73) & C Henry (80) vs City 1984-85 7th Wicket: 93 N Bulger (47) & C Ball (32) vs Tuggeranong 1989-90 8th Wicket: 103 M Carruthers (73) & T Wynd (89) vs East‟s 1986-87 9th Wicket: 186 M Thornton (97) & M Carruthers (112) vs Ginninderra 1985-86 10th Wicket: 73 S Fahey (110 no) & G Hammond (8) vs ANU 2006-07
Quickest Century Partnership
2nd Wicket 46 Minutes Peter Solway & Stephen Frost 1989-90
Page 50 2nd Grade Premierships 1960-1961 1976-1977 1989-1990 1992-1993 2009-2010
One-Day Competition 1988-1989
Twenty20 Competition 2007-2008
Individual Records
Best Batting Average: 60 M. Carruthers 1981-1982 Most Runs In A Season: 591 R. Winchester 1991-1992 Highest Individual Score: 166 G. Woods 1990-1991 Best Bowling Average: 8.43 P. Moon 1972-1973 Most Wickets in a Season: 65 P. Moon 1972-1973 Best Bowling Performance: 8-18 C. Dooley 1976-1977
3rd Grade Premierships 1969-1970 1982-1983 2009-2010
One-Day Competition 1985-1986 1992-1993
Individual Records
Best Batting Average: 62.7 N. Bulger 1991-1992 Most Runs In A Season: 749 G. Hannaford 2000-2001 Highest Individual Score: 206 R. Blewitt 1966-1967 Best Bowling Average: 5.41 A. Hodgson 1966-1967 Most Wickets in a Season: 65 W. Rogers 1973-1974 Best Bowling Performance: 8-18 S. Bannerman 1988-1989
Page 51 4th Grade Premierships 1989-1990 2006-2007 2008-2009
One-Day Competition 1988-1989 2009-2010
Individual Records
Best Batting Average: 106.25 P. Solway 2009-2010 Most Runs In A Season: 630 P. Solway 2006-2007 Highest Individual Score: 177 I. Hamill 1999-2000 Best Bowling Average: 8.17 F. Strammandinoli 1988-1989 Most Wickets in a Season: 39 R. Warner 2000-2001 Best Bowling Performance: 7-35 P. Newham 2008-2009
5th Grade Premierships 1973-1974 1996-1997
One-Day Premierships 1986-1987 1993-1994 1996-1997 2000-2001 2001-2002
Twenty20 Competition 2007-2008
Individual Records (Post 2005) (2005-06 5th grade was restructured into one-day limited over games)
Best Batting Average: 54.8 Peter Jensen 2009-2010 Most Runs In A Season: 548 Peter Jensen 2009-2010 Highest Individual Score: 104* Ben Graham 2006-2007 Best Bowling Average: 9.77 Ron McGlashan 2009-2010 Most Wickets in a Season: 35 Ron McGlashan 2008-2009 Best Bowling Performance: 7/17 Peter Jensen 2006-2007
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Best Batting Average: 113.25 N. Bulger 1996-1997 Most Runs In A Season: 906 N. Bulger 1996-1997 Highest Individual Score: 204 N. Bulger 1996-1997 Best Bowling Average: 8.98 R. Saddler 1973-1974 Most Wickets in a Season: 45 V. Forbes 2000-2001 Best Bowling Performance: 9/100 H. Greenwell 1991-1992
6th Grade Premierships 1994-1995
Individual Records
Best Batting Average: 103.7 N. Bulger 1994-1995 Most Runs In A Season: 726 N. Bulger 1994-1995 Highest Individual Score: 160 N. Bulger 1994-1995 Best Bowling Average: 10.89 R. Heading 1994-1995 Most Wickets in a Season: 28 R. Heading 1994-1995 Best Bowling Performance: 5-27 V. Forbes 1994-1995
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Individual Records
Best Batting Average: 128.0 E Preston 2007-2008 Most Runs In A Season: 270 V Picker 2008-2009 Highest Individual Score: 82 E Preston 2007-2008 Best Bowling Average: 9.5 H. Jones 2002-2003 Most Wickets in a Season: 27 H. Jones 2002-2003 Best Bowling Performance: 5-0 H. Jones 2002-2003
Best Partnerships
1st Wicket: 143 V Picker (62) & T Wallace (59) vs Tuggeranong 2008/09 2nd Wicket: 110 H Jones (50*) & J Morris (55) vs North Canberra Gungahlin 2004/05 3rd Wicket: 86 V Picker (55) & E Preston (48) vs Eastlake 2006/07 4th Wicket: 97 E Preston (82*) & J Knight (41) vs Tuggeranong 2007/08 5th Wicket: 50 J Morris (36) & K Mollison (6) vs North Canberra Gungahlin 2005/06 6th Wicket: 38 V King (26*) & E Parkinson (0) vs Great Impressions 2009/10 7th Wicket: 50 V Picker (32*) & A Baker (15) vs North Canberra Gungahlin 2005/06 8th Wicket: 84 V Picker (22) & K Mollison (33) vs ANU 2004/05
Glenda Hall
Individual Records
Best Batting Average: 26.0 Sina Leis 2009/2010 Most Runs In A Season: 80 Georgie Leahey-Butler 2009/2010 Highest Individual Score: 39 Georgie Leahey-Butler 2009/2010 Best Bowling Average: 13.65 Kirsten Frkic 2009/2010 Most Wickets in a Season: 6 Kirsten Frkic 2009/2010 Best Bowling Performance: 3/7 Kirsten Frkic 2009/2010
Best Partnerships
1st Wicket: 40 G Leahey Butler (20*) & K Frkic (55) vs North Canberra Gungahlin 2009/10 2nd Wicket: 56 J Knight (22) & G Leahey Butler (11) vs Tuggeranong 2009/10 3rd Wicket: 43 E Parkinson (19*) & T Claridge (13) vs ANU 2009/10 4th Wicket: 35 K Frkic (29*) & M Mayoh (15*) vs North Canberra Gungahlin 2009/10 5th Wicket: 68 V King (21) & G Leahey Butler (39) vs Western Districts UC 2009/10
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