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COUNTRY CRICKET NSW 2014/2015 Committee and Sub Committees COUNTRY CRICKET NSW 2014/2015 Committee and Sub Committees CONTENTS Administration NSW Country Cricket Association Office Bearers 2 NSW Country Cricket Association Committees & Sub Committees 3 Controlling Authorities: Office Bearers and Delegates 4 NSW/ACT Regional Development Managers 17 NSW Country Cricket Selection Committee and Selectors Roster 18 NSWCCA Umpires Representative and Supplementary Panels 19 NSWCCA Umpires Appointments 20 Programs Commonwealth Bank Australian Country Cricket Championships 22 McDonald‟s Country Championship Program 22 SCG Country Cup Program 23 McDonald‟s Country Shield Program (Brian Gainsford Shield) 25 McDonald‟s Country Plate Program 26 McDonald‟s Country Colts Program (Hughes Lilienthal Shield) 27 Under 19 Program 28 Under 17 Program 28 Bradman Cup (Under 16) Competition 29 Kookaburra Cup (Under 14) Competition 32 Under 13 and Under 14 State Challenge 33 McDonald‟s Women‟s Country Programs (Under 18s and Under 15s) 34 The Spirit of Cricket 36 Administration – General (Pink Pages) Information re Conduct of Country Cricket Programs 41 Playing Conditions (Green Pages) McDonald‟s Country Championship and Country Colts Playing Conditions 49 SCG Country Cup, McDonald‟s Country Shield and 62 McDonald‟s Country Plate Playing Conditions Under 17 and Under 19 Program Playing Conditions 75 Bradman Cup (Under 16) and Kookaburra Cup (Under 14) Playing Conditions 76 McDonald‟s Women‟s Country Under 18 and Under 15 Championships 88 Operational Policies and Procedures (Yellow Pages) Reimbursement & Remuneration Policy 97 Zone Administrators Role & Responsibilities Policy 103 Zone Women‟s Cricket Representative Role Statement 105 Selection and Team Management Policy 106 Members and Delegates Policy 107 Protests and Disputes Policy 107 Racial and Religious Vilification Code 108 Code of Conduct and Player Behaviour Policy 110 Rules of the NSW Country Cricket Association 113 Judiciary Committee 115 Message from the NSW Cricket Board on Player Behaviour 123 National Insurance Scheme 124 Child Protection Information – Office of the Children‟s Guardian 124 Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 1 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW 2014/2015 OFFICE BEARERS CHAIRMAN Mr I R (Ian) Hogg DEPUTY CHAIRMAN Mr J G (John) Moriarty OAM COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT Country Delegates Messrs. P H Marjoribanks (Newcastle), T J Clayton (Riverina), R J Myatt (North Coastal), I R Hogg (Illawarra), D C Cox (Western), P G Creighton (Southern), T Psarakis (Central Northern) and J G Moriarty OAM (Central Coast) OPERATIONS MANAGER COUNTRY CRICKET & PUBLIC OFFICER Mr B R (Bruce) Whitehouse PO Box 333, Paddington NSW 2021 Telephone: (02) 8302 6024 (Office) 0425 297 708 (Mobile) Fax: (02) 8302 6081 E-Mail: [email protected] TREASURER Mr M (Michael) Dalton PO Box 333, Paddington NSW 2021 Telephone: (02) 8302 6049 (Office) Fax: (02) 8302 6081 E-Mail: [email protected] HONORARY STATISTICIAN Mr R (Ross) Dundas PO Box 1276 Penrith NSW 2751 LIFE MEMBERS D J Broad OAM (1993), J T O‟Dwyer OAM (1995), B J Gainsford OAM (2001) G R Bennett (2003), M S Curry (2003), G C Browne (2004), J T McMahon OAM (2006), M J Silver OAM (2008), S G Moore (2013) DECEASED LIFE MEMBERS I H Ewin OAM, R Heaps OAM, J F McNamara OAM, R C Penberthy, K G Robson OAM, M Lilienthal OAM Cover Tom Groth (NSW Men’s Country Player of the Year) Carly Leeson (NSW Women’s Country Player of the Year) Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 2 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW Listed below are the various NSW Country Cricket Association Committees, Code of Conduct Commissioner, Sub-Committees and their composition for 2014/2015. COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT I R Hogg (Illawarra, Chairman), J G Moriarty OAM (Central Coast, Deputy Chairman) D C Cox (Western), P H Marjoribanks (Newcastle), T J Clayton (Riverina), R J Myatt (North Coastal), P G Creighton (Southern), and T Psarakis (Central Northern) CODE OF CONDUCT COMMISSIONER John McGruther JUDICIARY COMMITTEE R Browne (Chairman), J G Moriarty OAM and I R Hogg Emergency Member: P G Creighton UMPIRES SUB COMMITTEE R J Myatt, K Griffiths and R D Goodger SELECTION COMMITTEE J W Grosser (Central Northern - Chairman), G Arms (Newcastle), N Doherty (Western), P G Creighton (Southern), G Smith (Central Coast) WEBSITE www.ccnsw.nsw.cricket.com.au Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 3 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW CENTRAL COAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION Website www.ccca.nsw.cricket.com.au Chairman Richard Collins PO Box 7126 KARIONG 2250 4340 0865 (B) [email protected] Administrator Les Egan PO Box 7126 KARIONG 2250 0422 044 834 (M) [email protected] Executive Officer Lindy Peters PO Box 7126 KARIONG 2250 4340 1920 (W) 0423 050 708 (M) [email protected] Zone Umpire Representative Don Maisey 22/2 Adcock Ave WEST GOSFORD 2250 4322 2168 (H) 0449 269 672 (M) [email protected] Women’s Cricket Representative Les Egan As above Committee of Management John Moriarty OAM 42 Baree Ave NARARA 2250 4328 3074 (H) 0428 224 457 (M) [email protected] Delegate Les Egan As above Academy Coach Glenn Rowlands 75B Deane St NARARA 2250 4323 1131 (H) 0425 208 948 (M) [email protected] Brisbane Water, Kincumber Avoca, Lisarow Ourimbah, Narara Clubs Wyoming, Northern Power, Terrigal Matcham, The Entrance, Southern Spirit, Warnervale, Wyong Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 4 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW CENTRAL NORTHERN CRICKET ZONE Website www.cncz.nsw.cricket.com.au Chairman Terry Psarakis PO Box 1234 TAMWORTH 2340 6765 8302 (H) 6761 3000 (B) 0438 405 508 (M) [email protected] Zone Administrator To be advised All enquires to Zone Chairman Zone Umpire Representative Gary Crombie 17A Water St MULBRING 2323 4938 0480 (H) 4350 7030 (W) 0407 380 048 (M) [email protected] Women’s Cricket Representative Wendy Blacker 0412 148 702 (M) [email protected] Committee of Management Terry Psarakis As above Delegate Rod Richards 10 Woodstock St TAMWORTH 2340 6765 9995 (H) 0447 659 995 (M) Academy Coach Rod Bryant As above Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 5 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW Hunter Valley Cricket Council Website www.hvcc.nsw.cricket.com.au Honorary Secretary Nicole White 19 Northerly Close MUSWELLBROOK 2333 6541 2410 (H) 0409 654 149 (M) [email protected] Regional Coach Barry Smith 37 Hunter St SINGLETON 2330 65712114 (H) 0427 711 067 (M) [email protected] Cessnock, Dungog, Maitland, Muswellbrook, Singleton, District Cricket Associations Upper Hunter Northern Inland Cricket Council Website www.nicc.nsw.cricket.com.au Honorary Secretary Mike Silver 26 Jensen St GUNNEDAH 2380 6742 1043 (H) 6740 2121 (B) 0427 723 747 (M) [email protected] Regional Coach Graham Kent 80 Wades Lane DELUNGRA 2403 6724 8281 (H) 0427 255 500 (M) [email protected] Regional Coach Tony Meppem 42 Villarette Ave NARRABRI 2390 6792 1635 (H) 6792 5922 (B) [email protected] Regional Coach Kel Walls 15 Linden Pl GUNNEDAH 2380 6742 3315 (H) 6742 0155 (B) 0427 423 315 (M) [email protected] Armidale, Barwon, Bingara, Boggabri, Coonabarabran, District Cricket Associations Glen Innes, Gunnedah, Inverell, Manilla, Moree, Narrabri, Peel Valley, Pilliga, Quirindi, Tamworth, Walcha Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 6 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW ILLAWARRA CRICKET ASSOCIATION Website www.cricketillawarra.nsw.cricket.com.au Chairman Mark Johnson 0425 219 033 0414 727 335 (M) [email protected] Administrator Glenn Bridge PO Box 27 FIGTREE 2525 4257 7738 (H) 0437 087 887 (M) [email protected] Zone Umpire Representative Neil Findlay 2 Smyth St FIGTREE 2525 4227 2626 (H) 0431 568 726 (M) [email protected] Women’s Cricket Representative Stephen Davies 8 William Clarke Place, WOONONA 2517 0409 916 477 (M) [email protected] Committee of Management Ian Hogg 81 Elizabeth Dr VINCENTIA 2540 4441 5822 (H) 0414 727 335 (M) [email protected] Delegate Mark Waldock 6 Moab Pl FIGTREE 2525 0468 407 392 (M) [email protected] Academy Coach As above Stephen Davies Balgownie, Corrimal, Dapto, Helensburgh, Keira, Nthn Districts, Port Kembla, Clubs Uni Wollongong, Wests Illawarra, Wollongong Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 7 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW NEWCASTLE CRICKET ZONE Website www.ncz.nsw.cricket.com.au Chairman Paul Marjoribanks 59 Kemp St HAMILTON SOUTH 2280 4969 8696 (H) 4969 0690 (B) 0408 681 682 (M) [email protected] Development Leader and Executive Officer Newcastle Cricket Ivan Spyrdz 2/91 Albert St WARNERS BAY 2282 0412 640 650 (M) 4965 7326 (F) [email protected] Administrator Royce McCormack PO Box 60 CHARLESTOWN 2290 4948 6539 (H) 0434 274 823 (M) [email protected] Zone Umpire Representative Kim Norris 109 Bayview St WARNERS BAY 2282 4965 7277 (H) 4951 8377 (B) 0407 439 879 (M) [email protected] Women’s Cricket Representative Neil McDonald 2/91 Albert St WARNERS BAY 2282 0425 297 713 (M) 4965 7326 (F) [email protected] Committee of Management Paul Marjoribanks As above Delegate Royce McCormack As above Academy Coach Mark Cameron 0414 952 597 (M) [email protected] Belmont, Cardiff Boolaroo, Charlestown, Hamilton Wickham, Merewether, Newcastle City Easts, Stockton Nthn Districts, Uni Newcastle, Toronto Clubs & Associations Workers, Wallsend, Waratah Mayfield, Western Suburbs, Newcastle C & S, Newcastle Junior CA Country Cricket NSW Handbook 2014/15 8 COUNTRY CRICKET NSW NORTH COASTAL CRICKET ZONE Website www.northcoastal.nsw.cricket.com.au Chairman Ken Robinson PO Box 1865 COFFS HARBOUR 2450 6651 1786 (H) 0418 226 521 (M) [email protected] Zone Administrator Bob Myatt 100 Surfers Waters
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