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Annual Report 2010-11 Vision: Northland Providing the best cricket environment in New Zealand Cricket Association Annual Report 2010-11 Northland Cricket Association wishes to Bellahomes Northland Cricket Association acknowledge and sincerely thank our financial wishes to acknowledge and sincerely thank our supporters. financial supporters. A ltu ra Co ffee A RC Secu rity Solution s Ltd B aigen ts Office P rodu cts De pot B ellaho mes Car te rs Downe r Dud ley & Denn is Sig ns G unson McLea n Hill Construction Ltd Hire pool HRV Northlan d L aser Electrical Wh anga rei L ivin g Dé co r L ion Nathan Macsway Scaffold ing Mar k Cro mie Ho lden Med iaworks Metro G lasstech Nor th co m ICT Nor th land Hospitality Nor th land Wa ste Ltd O pus In ter nationa l Con sulta nts Ltd P ierces Flo orin g X tr a Recre ational Se rvice s Reybur n & B rya nt Rothb ury Insura nce B roker s Northla nd S ettler s Hotel S pire Accoun ta nts S port No rthland S pot o n Ice S teve Taylor Tyre S ervice Ltd S tirling Spo rts Ltd Tea m Ta it Real Estate Ltd The No rth ern Ad voca te Tho mson Wilson L aw W han gare i District Coun cil W han gare i Dry Cle aning Co Ltd W han gare i W eldin g & B lasting Wild Haggis BEBellahomesLLAHOME NorthlandS NORTHL ANReserveD Res eGraderve GRAD AwardsE AWARDS CONTENTS PAGE T20 Senior Champions (Hill Construction Trophy) Maungakaramea & Dargaville Competition 1- Pre Christmas Senior Champions (Spire Trophy) Kamo High School 1st X1 Competition 2 - Post Christmas Senior Champions (Tait Real Estate Trophy) Dargaville Reserve Grsade Club Batsman of the Year Dylan Clark 1 Contents Reserve Grade Club Bowler of the Year Terry Duncan Reserve Grade Club Cricketer of the Year Dylan Clark & Jacob Cherrington 2 Office Bearers 3-4 G Cowan - Eulogy by Bruce Scott BEBellahomesLLAHOME NorthlandS NORTHL ANPremierD PRE ClubMIER A CLUBwards AWARDS Business House T20 Friday competition Tradezone Onerahi Central 5-8 Chief Executive report Piece Carpets City Premier T20 Champions (HRV Trophy) Kaipara Flats 9 Spire Pavilion report Premier 50 Over Champions (Lion Red Trophy) Kaipara Flats 10 Mark Cromie Holden Indoor Centre report Premier 55 Over Champions (Mark Cromie Holden Trophy) Kaipara Flats Premier 2 Day Champions (Oxford Trust Trophy) City 11 Cobham Club report Premier Wicket Keeper of the Year (Lance Mountain Trophy) Bert Horner - City Premier Club Bowler of the Year Matt Taylor - Kaipara Flats 12 Sponsor advertisment Premier Club Batsman of the Year Ian Page- City 13-14 Primary School report Resident Player of the Year (Bob Cunis Trophy) Ian Page-City Premier Club of the Year (Dargaville Shield) + Team Medals to present City 15-16 Junior Secondary School report Bellahomes Senior Mens Award 17 Senior Secondary School report Northland 2nd XI Awards 2nd XI Batsman of the Year Nic Breslin 18-19 2nd X1 report and statistics 2nd XI Bowler of the Year Joeseph O'Sullivan nd 20-21 1st X1 Captains report Bellahomes Northland 2 X1/ Developmental POY Nic Breslin 22-23 1st X1 statistics Bellahomes Northland 1st XI Awards 24 Honours Board Northland Captains Trophy (awarded to Captain of most games for season) Brett Hood Bob Henman Trophy (most meritorious performance 1st X1 player Ben Williams 25-26 “Pull the Stumps” - Brett Hood Northland Bowler of the Year Jake Phillips Northland Batsman of the Year Ben Williams 27 Junior Secondary Schools report Norm Wilson trophy Northland Captains Award John Fitzpatrick Greatest contribution to the Northland team (Captains selection) 28 Womens report st Bellahomes Northland 1 X1 Cricketer of the Year Henry Cooper 29 Northern Districts at Cobham Oval (Brian Dunning Medal) Bellahomes Northland Cricketer of the Year Tim Southee 30 NZ vs Pakistan 32 Cobham Oval Honours Board 33 Report by Peter Thorley - Northern Advocate 34-35 Club scene 36-45 Financials 46 Tony Edwards - Service to Junior Cricket 47-48 Annual Cricket Awards 2010-2011 48 1 NORTHLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION 2010/2011 BELLAHOMES NORTHLAND CRICKET ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CRICKET AWARDS Patron Norm Wilson Junior Saturday Cricket Awards President Murray Child C GRADE PRE CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS City Cyclones Life members Keith Kimber, Norm Wilson, Peter Crawford, C GRADE POST CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS Kamo Beige Brian Johnston, Max Joass, Greg Guy, Murray Child, B GRADE PRE CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS City Bullets B GRADE POST CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS Northern Wairoa Bruce Scott, Grant Wilson. A GRADE PRE CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS City Aces Chairman Graham Cowan - Murray Child A GRADE POST CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS Northern Wairoa Board members Dean Potter (Deputy Chairman) Murray Child, Russell Smith Jeanette Richardson, Martin Kimber, Roger Turner, Graeme Bellahomes Age Group Awards Winner Mathias, Gary Bell, Greg Guy. Bellahomes Primary Boys Finance committee Martin Kimber, Graham Cowan, Graeme Mathias, Gary Bell. Certificate for Batsman of the Tournament James Banecivich Chief executive Gary Bell Certificate for Bowler of the Tournament Aaron Runnera Hon Medical Officer Dr Rob Barton Certificate for Fielder of the Tournament Sam Hart Auditor Peter Moody Bellahomes Northland Primary School Tournament Player of Year Mathew Lobb Accountants Gunson McLean Girls Awards - All three together Bank ASB Bellahomes Junior Secondary girls Hon Legal Advisor Graeme Mathias Certificate for Batswomen of the Tournament Jess Turner Delegates- NZ Districts AGM Graham Cowan, Gary Bell Certificate for Bowler of the Tournament Abbey Sykes NZC Umpires Association Graham Cowan ( Chairman) Certificate for Fielder of the Tournament Becky Hawker NDC Umpires delegate Mike Elliot Bellahomes Northland Jnr Girls Tournament Player of the Year Jess Turner NZ Districts Review Committee Gary Bell Northland statistician Sean Roberts Bellahomes Northland Snr Sec Girls Certificate for Batsman of the Year Nicci Anderson Director of coaching Karl Treiber Certificate for Bowler of the Year Ellie Nagel Certificate for Fielder of the Year Brooke Johnson Bellahomes Northland Snr Sec Girls Player of the Year Ellie Nagel Northland 1st X1 Selectors Murray Child. Barry Cooper, Ewen Thompson BELLAHOMES NORTHLAND WOMENS'S AWARDS Coach Ewen Thompson Certificate for Batswomen of the Year Nicci Anderson Certificate for Bowler of the Year Ella Gunson Northland 2nd X1 Certificate for Fielder of the Year Ellie Nagel Selector Murray Child, Barry Cooper, Ewen Thompson Bellahomes Northland Women Player of the Year Shontelle Goodhew Manager Mike O’Sullivan Bellahomes Jnr Sec Boys Coach Dean Williams Certificate for Batsman of the Year Sam Clotworthy Certificate for Bowler of the Year Sean Daniels Northland Women's Certificate for Fielder of the Year David Armitt Manager / Coach Heather Deane BellahomesNorthland Under 15 Boys Player of the Year Sam Clotworthy Northland Umpires Association Dean Potter Mike Elliot Bellahomes Northland Snr Sec Boys Chariman Certificate for Batsman of the Year Ben Hyde Certificate for Bowler of the Year Tom Herman Affiliated Associations Certificate for Fielder of the Year Bradley Kneebone Rodney Graeme McRae John Stephen Bellahomes Northland Snr Sec Boys Player of the Year Ben Hyde Far North Len Clarke School Boys and Girls Awards Mid Western James Merry Mike O'Sullivan Northland Collegiate T20 Winners Pompellier College Northland Junior Cricket Board Michael Stobart, Mike O’Sullivan Armstrong Sheild WBHS st Northland Secondary Schools 1 X1 of the Year WBHS Supporting Organisations (Robertson Shield) nd Secondary School Girls Leef Cup 2 Division WGHS Northland Cricket Trust (Trustees) Greg Guy Murray Child Lance Mountain Secondary Schoolgirls Leef Cup KHS Brian Johnston Peter Crawford THIRD GRADE PRE CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS (Russell Smith Trophy) KHS 2nd X1 Cobham Club Robert Anderson, Ross Kneebone, Barry Cooper THIRD GRADE POST CHRISTMAS CHAMPIONS (Russell Smith Trophy) Kerikeri HS Martin Kimber Craig Gunson 2 47 TONY EDWARDS Graham Cowan 1940 to 2011 Winner of the Alan McBride Trophy – Service to Junior Cricket Eulogy for Graham from Life Member Bruce Scott Northland Cricket has evolved under the guidance of many outstanding and dedicated volunteers over It was with great satisfaction that I was able to see Tony accept the Alan several decades. They overcame their many challenges, through, determination, a belief in their ability McBride Trophy for services to junior cricket at the Northern Districts and pride in their achievements both on and off the field. Graham Cowan was one such person. Awards. If ever a man deserved to be recognised for the hours of My name is Bruce Scott and I have been asked to speak on behalf of the Northland Cricket Assn of volunteer work for junior cricket it is Tony. Graham's dedicated contribution to the organisation. I would firstly like to convey our sincere sympathy to Judy and her family. Judy; Graham will be sadly He grew up in London and went to school beside The Oval, where he missed not only by you but everyone who has had the privilege of being associated with him over the years. worked on the scoreboard, watching the likes of Peter May and Ken Barrington; this began his love of the game. Later he travelled and work I first met Graham at Eden Park in the early 90's. I was seeking advice on coaching player umpires but Graham being Graham, he volunteered to come north to Whangarei to conduct the courses himself. found him playing cricket in places such as Italy, Greece, Holland and the Middle East. In 1996 Graham and Judy moved back to Whangarei as moteliers, leasing the motel Villa Del Rio which as you all know is a seven day a week commitment. This did not stop Graham from getting involved in the sport he loved (poor Judy was left to cope and run the motel on her own on many occasions during On arrival in NZ (with wife, Kathy) Tony joined the Kamo Cricket Club Graham's brief absences) and has subsequently coached thousands of juniors there from 1991 till Graham became chairman of the Northland Umpires Assn and the motel became the venue for regular now.
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