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Annual Report ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2012/2013 Premiers: Dunstan Shield Premiers: U12A RJ Barker Shield Dunstan Shield Premiers 2012-13 U12A RJ Barker Shield Premiers 2012-13 MACC 2012-13 Annual Report 2 MONT ALBERT CRICKET CLUB INC. Established : 1930 Affiliated : Eastern Cricket Association Box Hill Reporter Veterans Cricket Assoc. OFFICE BEARERS President: P.B. Knox Secretary: R.J. Barker Treasurer: A.J. Burton Junior Cricket Manager: H.P. Jones Veterans Cricket Manager: W.G. Harris Saturday Cricket Manager: P.A. Devine General Committee: M.E. Massey A. Devine K.A. Johnsen E.J. Plant SENIOR CAPTAINS 1st XI: B.A. Vance 2nd XI: G.J Cull 3rd XI: M.E Massey 4th XI: G.J. Chipp 5th XI: A.J. McLean CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS R. J. Barker LIFE MEMBERS Messrs: AG Lamb; LN Dalrymple; TJ Peterson; RIG Harding; NR Ronaldson; JE Houghton; PV Coombs; MK Ruljancich; HM Jones; PAM Hastings; RJ Barker; JS Behrendt; JM Mollison; RE Grumont; CJ Dunning; AF Dwyer; DAJ Power; JW Wright; CL Jennings; R.M. Smith SPONSORS Bendigo Bank – Canterbury, Surrey Hills & Ashburton Comm Banks Ph Nick Coker (0438 541 337) Miller Hannaker & Middleton, Chartered Accountants – Rick Barker (9670 1911) Maritime Estate Vineyard, Tucks Road, Red Hill– Ph 0432 931 890 Harp of Erin Hotel, 636 High Street, East Kew – Peter Croft (9859 1631) Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon – Kevin Ruljancich (9654 4844) Bread Street Bakery, 22 Hamilton Street Mont Albert (9890 0066) LifeRisk Insurance Solutions – Paul Hastings (0419 883 610) MACC 2012-13 Annual Report 3 MACC 2012-13 Annual Report 4 SECRETARY'S REPORT Ladies and Gentlemen, Your Committee has much pleasure in submitting for your approval the 83rd Annual Report and Statement of Receipts and Payments for season 2012/13. A summary of the Clubs achievements this past season follows: On Field: Premiers Dunstan Shield and U12A RJ Barker Shield; Runners Up Veterans B Division (Red) Semi Finalists D Turf, Veterans C Division (Purple) ,Under 16A and Under 14A Facilities: The Committee has continued to work with the City of Whitehorse and Surrey Park Lacrosse Club on the redevelopment proposals for Mont Albert Reserve, Peter Knox, Paul Devine and Rick Barker are the Subcommittee appointed to finalise the design. The Pavilion at Mont Albert Reserve will be demolished in early July and the new pavilion is due for completion in September 2014. Participation: 228 Players represented MACC during the season, Josh Devine represented the Club in 23 games , Paul Devine, Ben Galtieri, and Dan Bonnett all turned out in 22 games. Congratulations to Greg Cull and Mike Wilton on achieving 200 games and Ralph Hadden and David Noble on 100 games. We need to thank in particular the Canterbury Ashburton Surrey Hills and Balwyn Community Banks, Dick Menting (Chairman) and Nick Coker (Manager) for their generous support of our projects. Thanks go to the members of the committee, captains, coaches, team managers and volunteers for their efforts throughout the season but, in particular, our Club coach and 1 st XI Captain Bryan Vance. Wayne Harris who did a fantastic job as Veterans Coordinator Harvey Jones who co-ordinated getting 8 Junior teams on the field each week. Jimmy Wright, Kiel Johnsen, Eddie Plant and Greg Cull have taken on the role of social committee and organised a number of successful functions including the Ladies Lunch, the Trivia Night and the Reverse Draw as well as the Presentation Night which was a fitting climax of a great season. As always the workers crew of Jack Wright, Roger Smith and Peter Burchall with moral and bakery support from KR and Richard Harding have kept the pavilion in fantastic condition as well as keeping the canteen stocked and catering for the Umpires monthly meetings. The effort and time they put is amazing as well as the dedication week after week. MACC would not be the welcoming place it is without their commitment. Particular thanks to Peter and Kathleen Knox and their family for again opening their house and putting up with our visiting English players this year, this is a big commitment and is much appreciated by all at the Club. MACC 2012-13 Annual Report 5 Thanks to everyone who has submitted reports this season as usual Gus has included a parsimonious and entertaining report, Knoxy invented a new word and tried to pass it off as contextually correct. Harvey however gets the Secretary’s award for another masterful opening paragraph and in recognition of sustained excellence in engagement of the reader (you have to read on to see if anything makes sense!). Thanks also to Tim Wright for the 1 st XI Report. Congratulations to all the trophy winners for season 2010-11. The winners of the various awards for the season are as follows; SENIORS Batting Bowling 1st XI Bryan Vance James Porter 2nd XI Simon Jones Greg Cull 3rd XI Michael Massey Michael Massey 4th XI Allen Burton Benjamin Galtieri 5th XI Gus McLean Timothy Rossi Veterans (Gold) XI Rick Coenen Jehrom Clift Veterans (Purple) XI Philip Avery Michael Massey Veterans (Red) XI Kevin Ruljancich Michael Wilton Veterans Over 50 XI Henk Van Kruining Andrew Dalrymple Best Allrounder 1 st & 2 nd XI’s (H.J.R. Welch Trophy) Bryan Vance Best Allrounder 3 rd , 4 th , 5th & Colts XI’s (G.D. Mair Trophy) Michael Massey Best Allrounder Veteran XI’s (A.F. Dwyer Trophy) Michael Massey Best Player Under 21yrs (John Hoare Memorial Trophy) Chris Jackson Best Clubman (G.G. Armstrong Trophy) Wayne Harris Best Player 1 st XI (Garnie - King Trophy) James Porter Life Membership Roger Smith Secretary’s Award for best report (Chris Dunning Trophy) Harvey Jones MACC 2012-13 Annual Report 6 Junior Awards: Champion Player Award Winner Rick Barke r Perpetual Trophy for the U16 Champion Player Sebastian Knox Hal Jones Perpetual Trophy for the U14 Champion Player Regsan Watkins Paul Hastings Perpetual Trophy for the U12 Champion Player Jakob Devine Team Batting Bowling Coaches Award U16A Sam Dawborn Will Philipp Benjamin Galtieri U16B Nicholas Creese Michael Harris Patrick Mathews U14B Regsan Watkins Regsan Watkins Alex Eden Lachowicz U14C Jack Wynne Jack Wynne James Woodrow U12A Samuel Windisch Antony Lake Darcy Middling U12B Hayden Llewellyn Charlie Bettiol Thomas Hart ECA AWARDS : Greg Cull Millard Medal - Best Player in Dunstan Chield Grand Final James Porter ECA Team of the Year For and on behalf of the committee. Rick Barker SECRETARY MACC 2012-13 Annual Report 7 Vale Kevin Dows The members and the committee were saddened to hear of the passing of Kevin Dows. Kevin played 138 games for the club between 1952 and 1968 scoring 2919 runs and taking 106 wickets with a top score of 104 and best powling of 6/15. Greg McKie’s book “Garnies Army” describes Kevin as a “gritty opening batman and tough competitor”, he played in 3 1 st XI premiership teams, 1961-2,1962-3 and 1965-6 Our condolences to Kevins Family. MILESTONES: The following milestones wer e achieved during season 2012/13 . 200 Games: Greg Cull 6000 Runs: Rick Barker Mike Wilton 5500 Runs: Allen Burton 150 Games: James Wright Angus McLean 100 Games: Ralph Hadden Tim Wright David Noble 4500 Runs: Michael Massey 50 Games: Wayne Harris 4000 Runs: Travis Baker Lachlan Po wer 3000 Runs: Tim Hargreaves Bruce Wilson 2500 Runs: Laurie Wordsworth Tim Wilton 1500 Runs: Graeme Chipp David Corrigan 300 Wkts: Greg Cull 1000 Runs: Chris Forde 150 Wkts: Allen Burton Chris Jones 100 Wkts: Harvey Jones Colin Orchard Colin Orchard Bryan Vance Nick Westerman 50 Wkts: Grant Jackson 600 Mdns: Greg Cull Bruce Wilson 550 Mdns: Rick Barker 450 Mdns: Tim Hargreaves 275 Ct: Paul Devine 350 Mdns: Michael Massey 125 Ct: Urmez Patel 150 Mdns: Roy Taylor Angus McLean MACC 2012-13 Annual Report 8 President’s Report The season 2012/13 has been one to celebrate with a Dunstan Shield and U12a Premiership. Our first XI has had a fine year under the leadership of Bryan Vance. However, before continuing let me take a moment to recognise and thank our major sponsors, Bendigo Bank, The Harp of Erin, Bread Street and Maritime Estate; again we have been extremely fortunate to have their support – if you have an opportunity please support their businesses. In his first year as Captain/Coach Bryan performed extremely well both as Captain and as Batsmen/Bowler. His batting showed maturity along with class and ability to perform on the big occasions, bowling more this season produced the results we all knew he was capable of. Recognition of his leadership and personal performance came with Bryan’s naming as Captain of the ECA team of the year. He received great support from the whole club but in particular senior first XI players Paul Devine , Tim Wright, Tim Hargreaves and Travis Baker. Unfortunately (for the club at least) Bryan has taken up a position in Bendigo which will allow him to complete his much delayed qualifications. We wish him well for the future and hope it won’t be too long before he returns to the club. While elucubrating over this report I’ve been taken back again to Donvale Reserve in mid March and some great performances against our old foe Mulgrave: Jim Blakely 60, Bryan with 63 and Tim Wright 32 being the major contributors with the bat, but it was the bowlers who provided the greater highlights with Greg Cull’s performance 23/13/6/20 simply outstanding , Chris Jackson’s (U21 Player of the year) 2/12 and Tim Hargreaves 2/43 making Mulgrave’s total of 117 insufficient to match our 226. Appointed Captain of the 2 nd XI, Greg took up the responsibility of leading his XI probably to the detriment of his own game.
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