MOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION

21st ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2015-2016

AFFILIATED WITH THE NSW DISTRICTS CRICKET ASSOCIATION

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The Moore Park South East Cricket Association Proudly sponsored by Kingsgrove Sports

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Contents Moore Park South East Cricket Association ...... 1 Kingsgrove Sports Advertisement ...... 2 Contents ...... 3 AGM Order of Business ...... 4 Club Secretary’s Diary Notes ...... 5 Office Bearers Season 2014/2015 ...... 6 Life Members ...... 6 Secretary’s Report ...... 7 President’s Report ...... 8 Umpires report ...... 10 Representative Season Report ...... 11 st MPSECA 1 Grade Report...... 14 nd MPSECA 2 Grade Report ...... 16 rd MPSECA 3 Grade Report ...... 18 MPSECA 4th Grade Report ...... 20 MPSECA 5th Grade Report…………………………………………………………..22 MPSECA Points Table 2014/2015 Season ...... 24 MPSECA Club Championship…………………………………………………….....25 Premiership Winners ...... 26 Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades ...... 27 Hat Tricks ...... 27 10 Wickets in a Match ...... 27 Wicket Keeping Award ...... 27 Catches (Non Wicket Keepers) All Grades ...... 28 All Rounders Awards ...... 28 Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy ...... 28 Representative Season Award ...... 28 Centuries ...... 29 6 Wickets in an Innings ...... 30 Kingsgrove Sports Advertisement……………………………………………………31 MPSECA Batting/Bowling - Association Records ...... 32 MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records ...... 34 st nd rd th 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade………………………………………………34 th th th 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade…………………………………………………………35 MPSECA Premiership Winners ...... 36 st nd rd th 1 Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 Grade.……………………………………………. .36 th th th 5 Grade 6 Grade 7 Grade………………………………………………………....37 MPSECA Office Bearers ...... 38 Treasurer’s Report ...... 39 Balance Sheet…………………………………………………………………………40 Profit & Loss Statement………………………………………………………………41

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Moore Park South East Cricket Association

Dear Member,

The 21st Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on Wednesday 27th July 2016 at 7:30 pm at South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club, 558A Anzac Parade Kingsford NSW 2032.

Order of Business 1. Meeting opened by the President, Mr PL Brien 2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting presented by Mr D Power 3. Presentation of the 21st Annual Report by Mr D Power 4. Financial Report presented by the Treasurer, Mr M Donovan 5. Election of Office Bearers for the 2016/2017 Season 6. General business 7. Meeting adjourned by the President

D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455

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Club Secretary’s Diary Notes

27 July 2016 Annual General Meeting 17 August 2016 Adjourned Annual General Meeting Revision of Rules for 2016/2017 Season 3 September 2016 Proposed commencement of Joint 1st Grade Competition 21 September 2016 Closing date for Team Nominations, to be accompanied with player registrations and application fee 5 October 2016 Delegates Meeting prior to season commencement 8 October 2016 Proposed commencement of 2016/2017 Season Club Secretaries note: All clubs must be represented at the above meetings All meetings commence at 7:30 pm on the dates above and are to be held at the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club.

D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455

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Office Bearers Season 2015/2016

Patron Mr H Solomons

President PL Brien

Vice-President D Power

Hon Treasurer Hon Secretary M Donovan D Power

Assistant Secretary B Glacken

Board of Management M Donovan PL Brien N Lochner T Pengue D Power G Leslie B Glacken S Ward A Imtiaz

Records Officer Hon Solicitor D Power C Love

Auditor Umpires Board JW Chalmers

Representative to NSW DCA B Glacken

Life Members  JB McInerney B Casey DL Traynor R Higman PL Brien  KW Price G Wyer G Fulford JW Chalmers PD Daffen J Jamieson  K Wells D Tinyow NO Wilson LJ Wyche M Fulford J Walden D Power

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Secretary’s Report

I would like to present the Association’s 21st Annual Report to all members of the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. The 2015/2016 season saw our 1st Grade combine with Churches NSW in playing a Joint 1st Grade Competition with 4 teams from each Association participating in it. The inaugural season of this competition was a resounding success, providing all teams with a more varied competition, playing at new venues and differing match formats. The 1st Grade Competition was taken out by the Doncaster Cricket Club who won a hard fought final against Minor Premiers Clovelly. The MPSECA competition for 2015/2016 consisted of a total of 26 teams compete over five grades. Apart from the 1st Grade Final which was played and won by Doncaster, the remaining grades Grand Finals were unfortunately all washed out on the second day of the match resulting in draws for all matches. This resulted with the Premiers being decided by the highest placed team on the competition table being declared Premiership winners, these were: 2nd Grade – Clovelly; 3rd Grade – Coogee Bay Rebels; 4th Grade – Komodo Dragons; 5th Grade - Clovelly. The Club Championship was taken out by Clovelly Cricket Club for the fifth successive season. The representative season saw our Martin Shield team qualify for the quarter-finals only to go down to Parramatta in a hard fought match. In the competition proper we were defeated by Northern Suburbs in Round 1 but came back to record wins against Blacktown City in Round 2 and Bankstown in Round 3. In our annual match against Bathurst we won a very close match for the second year in a row. My thanks to our Patron Mr. Harry Solomons and Kingsgrove Sports Centre, the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Football Club and Kookaburra for their ongoing support and sponsorship of the Association. I would also like to thank all fellow Board Members, club delegates, umpires, scorers, volunteers and players who make up the competition and make it a success.

Yours in cricket

David Power Secretary

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President’s Report

Ladies and Gentlemen: The 2015-2016 season marked the completion of 21 seasons since Moore Park, South Sydney and the Catholic Association joined to form the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. It also marked the start of my thirty- ninth year as your President, a position I consider an absolute privilege to hold and be able to offer myself each year to be of service to the members of this great cricket Association. Season 2015-2016 was the season of innovation as the Association partnered with the Churches Cricket Association for the first time to play a combined first grade competition. This partnership became a reality following requests by first grade clubs, after season 2014-2015 to expand that competition. The Board approached the Churches Association and after several meetings to discuss topics including rules the Moore Park South East and Churches joint first grade competition became a reality. The first year of the combined competition saw teams play at Moore Park and grounds at Belfield and Homebush. Moore Park South East teams led the competition from the early rounds and provided three of the four finalists, with the inaugural winner being Doncaster in a tight grand-final with Clovelly, who were the Minor Premiers. My congratulations to the Donny and also to our three other teams who were more than competitive with their Churches counterparts. My thanks also to the Churches teams who played the game in tremendous spirit which certainly assisted in the smooth running of the inaugural combined competition. I would like to say a special thank you to the delegates of both MPSECA and CHURCHES who all put in a lot of hard yards to make this important innovation happen. As well as the combined first grade comp the Association ran four competitive lower grades in its usual competition format. We welcome new club True Believers and wish them success in coming years. The competition in the lower grades was strong with clubs keeping within each other’s grasp throughout the year. At the conclusion of the competition rounds Clovelly were Minor Premiers in Grades two, three and five with Komodo Dragons minor premiers in grade four. However weather played its part in the grand finals with Premiers being , Clovelly in grade two, Coogee Bay Rebels in grade three, Komodo Dragons in grade four and Clovelly in grade five. The Clovelly Club was also Club Champions for the fifth successive year. Congratulations also to the many individuals whose achievements are recorded further in this report. The Association’s representative season saw our Martin Shield side eliminated at the quarter-final stage despite some strong individual performances in the earlier rounds. On a more positive note the Association hosted Bathurst and despite weather necessitating a change in venue THE PLANK was retained in a very entertaining match. My thanks to Dave Power, Tony Pengue and Aurnob Imtiaz who organized the selection of players as well as match day facilities. My thanks to skippers Ash Azhar and Nic Lochner and all those players who gave their time to represent your Association, it was much appreciated. For an association to be successful, it needs support. I would like to thank a number of people for their support in season 2015/2016: Kookaburra: This sponsorship is used directly to assist in the ever increasing ground fees set by the landlords of our grounds. I am pleased to report this year saw the start of a new sponsorship deal with significant increase in funds from KOOKABURRA. My thanks to all at Kookaburra for their ongoing support.

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Mr. Harry Solomons, Managing Director Kingsgrove Sports: Harry is not only our Patron but a long time supporter of park cricket in the South Sydney area having not only played many games in the former South Sydney Cricket Association but also represented that Association. Harry has a true understanding of Association cricket and what it takes to be a successful association and our success is helped by his support both at club and Association level. I thank Harry and the team at Kingsgrove Sports for their support and I urge all clubs to visit Kingsgrove Sports for all your teams and individual cricket requirements. South Sydney Juniors Leagues Club: To the Board of Souths Juniors my thanks for your continued support and the Association looks forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come. Centennial Parklands, Botany Council and Marrickville Council: Our thanks to these organisations and their staff who ensure our grounds are maintained each week. Umpires: My thanks to the umpires who each Saturday control our fixtures. A special thank you to Dave Power who is tasked with organizing and training our umpires. MPSECA Board: My thanks to all Board members especially Vice President and Secretary Dave Power whose contribution as an administrator in a voluntary capacity can never be thanked enough. MPSECA AFFILLIATED CLUBS AND PLAYERS: My sincere thanks for the support given by clubs and particularly the office bearers of our clubs whom I am aware spend many voluntary hours organizing their club each week. To all players and club supporters whom without you we do not have an Association, my thanks for your continued support of this great Association. Season 2015-2016 has concluded and as reported earlier this year saw the start of a partnership in first grade with the Churches Association. The Board believes there is a need to explore opportunities like this that will allow us to not only provide competitive cricket in all grades but grow your Association and therefore ensuring the future viability of this great sporting Association. I commend this report to the members and look forward to Season 2016-2017.

Paul Brien President

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Umpires Report

On behalf of the Board of Management I would like to thank all the umpires for their dedication and assistance in making the 2015/2016 season a success. Umpiring can be a very difficult job and their position and decisions should be respected by all captains and players in the Association. I would like to personally thank our regular season umpires who have officiated in this Association for some time now: Geoff Brazel, Greg Leslie, Masud Rana, John Walden and David Ward. I would also like to welcome and thank three new umpires who joined the Association this season and did extremely well with good feedback coming from teams that they umpired: Michael Azzopardi, D M Motiur Rahaman and Paul Bochard. Special thank you to Leigh Martin for umpiring our Martin Shield matches and also our finals matches this season. We hope you will all be available to raising the finger once again for the upcoming summer season. Thanks once again for your help.

David Power Umpires Coordinator

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Representative Season Report

The 2015/2016 Representative Season saw us once again mount a formidable Martin Shield challenge winning 2 out of our 3 preliminary rounds before losing to Parramatta in the Qualifying Final. The Martin Shield competition is clearly within our reach with the calibre of players we have available and we intend to make another strong challenge again next season. The MPSECA (Plank) team was successful for the second year in a row against a determined Bathurst team in the annual fixture between the two teams in a game that went right down to the wire.

Martin Shield Round 1 – MPSECA v Northern Suburbs Rain on the Saturday ensured that this match was transferred to our back up synthetic wicket at Jellicoe Park and despite overcast skies the match was still able to be played and completed. We won the toss and elected to bat first in this Round 1 match and posted a formidable score of 6/235 after our allotted 55 overs. Top scoring for the MPSECA was Yves Silveira with 58 (which included 7 run 3s as a result of the slow outfield). Others to get among the runs were Cameron Bryant 38, Matt Ross 28, Ash Azhar 28, Chad Edwards 25 not out, Nic Lochner 24 and Todd Levings 19 not out. Defending this score we made a great start capturing 2 quick wickets with the score on 3. Northern Suburbs then fought back well posting a 101 third wicket partnership to claw their way back into the match. They then fought on to reach 3/152 before we claimed 3 wickets in quick succession to have them struggling at 6/158, but this was to be the last of our joy as we failed to claim another wicket and the Northern Suburbs lower order bats steered their team to victory at 6/236 in the 51st over. Final bowling figures for MPSECA were Ash Azhar 11 overs 1/43, Aaron Burrows 8 overs 2/34, Luke O’Sullivan 9 overs 2/31, Matt Ross 5 overs 1/32, Chad Edwards 11 overs 0/34, Asad Jafri 2 overs 0/20 and Abbey Bhavsar 5 overs 0/32.

Martin Shield Round 2 – MPSECA v Blacktown Round 2 saw us up against Blacktown away with a win a must if we were to qualify for the finals. We won the toss and decided to bowl first and Blacktown got off to a solid start reaching 56 before we claimed the first wicket. Another good partnership took their score to 1/106 before part-time spinner Cameron Bryant was brought into the attack. Cameron began taking wickets at regular intervals as the Blacktown batting line-up collapsed to be all out for 152. Cameron ended his spell with the excellent figures of 6/33 off 12 overs. Other wicket takers included Luke Course 7 overs 1/20, Stephen Savage 7 overs 1/37, Chad Edwards 5 overs 1/9 and Billy Saracoglu 6 overs 1/15. Chasing this total we lost an early wicket before Nic Lochner and Yves Silveira steadied the ship to take us up to 61 before we lost our next wicket. When Yves was dismissed for an excellent 59 we were in some trouble at 4/84 but a good partnership from Chad Edwards (25) and Kirk Adderley (28) took us within reach of Blacktown’s total. We lost a couple of more wickets but managed to pass Blacktown’s total of 152 with 7 wickets down in the 47th over.

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Martin Shield Round 3 – MPSECA v Bankstown Round 3 was another must win game for the team in an away match against Bankstown at Jensen Oval. We again won the toss and elected to bowl first and did well to restrict Bankstown to 8/217 at the end of their allocated 55 overs. All the bowlers did well to restrict Bankstown to a run rate of less than 4 runs an over. The full list of bowlers were Billy Saracoglu 12 overs 4/34, Luke Course 9 overs 2/28, Luke O’Sullivan 8 overs 2/21, Grant McMillan 13 overs 0/41, Stephen Savage 7 overs 0/49, Aaron Burrows 5 overs 0/15 and Matt Ross 1 over 0/8. We made a solid start to the run chase with Nic Lochner the first wicket to fall for 15 with the score on 36. Matt Ross was in great touch at the other end and when we lost Yves Silveira for 12 and Kirk Adderley for 10 we had reached 3/86, but Matt continued on and was joined in the middle by Ash Azhar and together these two put on a partnership of 113 to take us to a commanding position in the chase. Ash was dismissed for 65 and Matt for an excellent 92 before Grant McMillan (12 not out) finished the job in the 49th over as we finished at 6/218. This win ensured us a place in the Finals Series.

Martin Shield Qualifying Final – MPSECA v Parramatta So to the Qualifying Final against Parramatta at McCredie Park Parramatta. The toss was won by Parramatta who elected to bat first. They got off to a steady start before we made the initial breakthrough with the score on 28, some good bowling followed and we picked up a few wickets and restricted their score to 5/72 after 26 overs. However Parramatta’s middle/lower order batsmen did well to reach a final total of all out for 197 after 50 overs. Our bowling figures were headed by Ash Azhar taking 4/35 off 11 overs, Chad Edwards 3/25 off 7 overs, Grant McMillan 2/19 off 9 overs and Luke Course 1/29 off 8 overs. In pursuit of this total we lost early wickets and continued to lose wickets at a regular rate to be 9/98 before an excellent last wicket stand between Michael Manna (37 not out) and Billy Saracoglu (22) helped get us to a total of 134 all out. The only other two batsmen to reach double figures were Ash Azhar (25) and Yves Silveira (13).

It was a good effort by the Martin Shield team to make it to the Qualifying Finals after losing our Round 1 match and the QF proved that we are not too far away to going that little bit further and winning this thing.

The Plank – MPSECA v Bathurst

Our last representative fixture of the season was our annual match against Bathurst, this year played in Sydney. Unfortunately due to overnight rain the match had to be transferred from Alan Davidson Oval to Jellicoe Park, but the game went ahead nevertheless and proved once again to be a hard fought match that went down to the wire. Bathurst won the toss and decided to bat first and due to some tight bowling from opening bowlers Dimitri Magoulias and Troy Isemonger we picked up an early wicket (by Troy) and restricted their scoring to a slow rate. Evan Madonis and Nathan Power replaced the opening bowlers and both picked up a wicket a piece in their spells. Nic Lochner was next into the attack and picked up 2 wickets in his spell and at one stage Bathurst had slumped to 5/59. Ash Azhar came to the attack and snared a wicket and Yves Silveira also joined in the fun coming on to take 2 wickets before a runout ended Bathurst’s innings on 139. Final bowling figures for MPSECA were Dimitri Magoulias 8 overs 0/13, Troy Isemonger 6 overs 2/18, Evan Madonis 6 overs 1/17, Nathan Power 4 overs 1/17, Nic Lochner 4 overs 2/29, Ryan Power 4 overs 0/16, Ash Azhar 4 overs 1/15 and Yves Silveira 4 overs 2/12. Special mention in the field to Dimitri who picked up 4 excellent outfield catches.

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In reply to the 139 posted by Bathurst we got off to a slow but steady start despite losing an early wicket. Then we lost Louie Pengue (11) and Luke Turner (11) to be 3/47, but Yves Silveira was again in fine touch and helped us get out of trouble with some big hitting. However we lost a few quick wickets including Yves for 49 and at one stage we had slumped to 7/99. It was up to James Salakas and Evan Madonis to resurrect our innings and the two put on a 25 runs partnership before Evan was dismissed for 8. James was then joined in the middle by young Ryan Power and these two batted with composure to reel in the remaining runs as we reached the total at 8/140 with James finishing on 30 not out and Ryan 2 not out. A very closely fought match once again and everyone is looking forward to next year’s clash this time in Bathurst.

MPSECA Team v Bathurst 2016 Standing (LtoR) Louie Pengue, Paul Brien (Pres), Luke Turner, Mitch Macbeth, Troy Isemonger, Yves Silveira, James Salakas, Aurnob Imtiaz (Mgr) Kneeling (L to R): Evan Madonis, Nic Lochner, Nathan Power, Ryan Power, Dimitri Magoulias

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MPSECA 1st Grade Report

Doncaster This season saw the MPSECA & Churches Cricket NSW combine to play a Joint 1st Grade Competition for the first time. It gave all teams a chance to play in a more competitive environment and with a variety of new teams and new grounds that has been lacking in 1st Grade competition. Taking out this inaugural 1st Grade Competition were the Doncaster Cricket Club who defeated Minor Premiers Clovelly in the final played at Parramatta. Doncaster batted first in the Final and made 9/192 at the end of their allotted 60 overs and then bowled with great control to limit Clovelly’s strong batting line-up to just 119 all out. Throughout the regular season it was Yves Silveira and Ashlee Azhar who led the way with the bat with Yves tallying an impressive 522 runs @ 65.25 and Ash wasn’t far behind scoring 424 runs @ 42.40 (including 2 centuries). Others to contribute with the bat included Ben Coughlin 174 runs @ 43.50 and Michael Dunlea 153 runs @ 51.00. Leading wicket takers for Doncaster were Luke Course 29 wickets @ 14.45, Ashlee Azhar 23 wickets @ 12.70, Gary Perryman 21 wickets @ 17.19 and Ben Hoenig 15 wickets @ 15.20. Clovelly Clovelly finished deserved Minor Premiers and defeated Doncaster in the first week of the semi-finals only to go down to the same team in the Final. Premierships are hard to win as Clovelly can attest to over the last two seasons but nonetheless this team always puts in a strong consistent performance and maybe their luck will change in the big matches in the seasons ahead. Clovelly had plenty of contributors with the bat this season lead by Tim Scullard with 444 runs @ 44.50, he was backed up by Justin Smith 196 runs @ 39.20, Grant McMillan 193 runs @ 24.13, Billy Saracoglu 186 runs @ 46.50 and Kirk Adderley 182 runs @ 16.55. The main wicket takers for the team were Tim Scullard snaring 18 wickets @ 13.61, Billy Saracoglu 15 wickets @ 10.80 and Justin Smith 13 wickets @ 16.08 (including a hat trick). Botany United Botany showed great improvement this season and were a genuine Premiership threat beating both Clovelly and Doncaster during the regular season. Botany defeated St Phil’s Turramurra South in the first week of the semi-finals before falling to eventual Premiers Doncaster in the Preliminary Final. Top runscorers for Botany were Nathan Power amassing 348 runs @ 43.50, Mark Schulstad 234 runs @ 33.43 and Andrew Frawley 233 runs @ 38.83. With the ball Botany were best served by Dimitri Magoulias taking 23 wickets @ 16.83, Vitan Bhavsar 22 wickets @ 10.18 and Hippo Giitsidis 21 wickets @ 16.19. Coogee Bay Rebels The Rebels finished just out of the top four this season but were still a force to be reckoned with. Leading runscorers for Coogee were Chad Edwards who tallied 447 runs @ 37.25, Nicholas Lochner 324 @ 29.45, Jeffrey O’Sullivan 169 @ 18.78 and James Salakas 155 runs @ 15.50. With the ball Coogee were best served by Chad Edwards capturing 26 wickets @ 16.50, Nicholas Lochner 24 wickets @ 15.38, Luke O’Sullivan 16 wickets @ 20.00 and Aaron Burrows 14 wickets @ 15.86. CCNSW Teams I would also like to acknowledge and thank the four CCNSW 1st Grade teams who made up a highly competitive competition: St Phil’s Turramurra South, Bethal Mar Thoma, St Andrew’s Parramatta and Castle Hill Wesley. 14

1st Grade Awards

Batting Aggregate & Average – Yves Silveira (Doncaster) – 522 runs @ 65.25 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Luke Course (Doncaster) – 29 wkts @ 14.45 All Rounders Award – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) Wicket Keeping Award – Mark Schulstad (Botany United) – 12 dismissals Hat Trick – Justin Smith (Clovelly) 6/23

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave Silveira, Yves Doncaster 522 65.25 Course, Luke Doncaster 29 14.45 Edwards, Chad Coogee Bay Rebels 447 37.25 Edwards, Chad Coogee Bay Rebels 26 16.50 Scullard, Tim Clovelly 444 44.40 Lochner, Nicholas Coogee Bay Rebels 24 15.38 Azhar, Ashlee Doncaster 424 42.40 Azhar, Ashlee Doncaster 23 12.70 Power, Nathan Botany United 348 43.50 Magoulias, Dimitri Botany United 23 16.83 Lochner, Nicholas Coogee Bay Rebels 324 29.45 Bhavsar, Vitan Botany United 22 10.18 Schulstad, Mark Botany United 234 33.43 Giitsidis, Ipokraty Botany United 21 16.19 Frawley, Andrew Botany United 233 38.83 Perryman, Gary Doncaster 21 17.19 Smith, Justin Clovelly 196 39.20 Scullard, Tim Clovelly 18 13.61 McMillan, Grant Clovelly 193 24.13 O’Sullivan, Luke Coogee Bay Rebels 16 20.00

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MPSECA 2nd Grade Report

Clovelly Clovelly were declared 2nd Grade Premiers for the season after the Grand Final was abandoned due to rain on the second day of the match. In these situations the team higher on the competition table are declared Premiers and as Minor Premiers, being the best team through the regular rounds of the competition, Clovelly thoroughly deserved to win the title. Their batting runs were shared around with the standouts being Craig Fussell 198 runs @ 39.60, Troy Isemonger 191 runs @ 27.29, Kris Baptista 190 @ 27.14 and Jordan Marsden 187 runs @ 26.71. Leading wicket takers for Clovelly were Mitchell Law 20 wickets @ 13.55, Alex Way 19 wkts @ 14.42, Jordan Marsden 19 wkts @ 19.89 and Rohan Stocker 18 wkts @ 15.67. Captain Cook The Cook can consider themselves desperately unlucky not to take out the title after being in a commanding position to win the Grand Final before the rain came to wash out the remainder of the game. It was an unfortunate way to end the season and not the way we want to see Premierships decided, but that’s cricket. Leading the way with the bat for Captain Cook were Max Silvester with 244 runs @ 30.50, Sanjay Prasad 234 runs @ 19.50 and Luke Clynick 205 runs @ 29.29. With the ball Cook were best served by Brandon Burgess capturing 19 wickets @ 20.53, he was supported by Samer Haque 14 wickets @ 11.29 and Mitchell McDiarmid 14 wkts @ 16.79. SRT SRT had a solid season before going down in a hard fought semi-final against Captain Cook. Leading run scorers for SRT this season were Rajdeep Talpade who amassed 322 runs @ 26.83, Sreenivasulu Gonuguntla 252 runs @ 22.91 and Mahendra Paradiya 221 runs @ 18.42. Leading wicket takers for SRT were Sam Chinthakinda with 23 wickets @ 12.91, Sreenivasulu Gonuguntla 15 wkts @ 8.60 and Sujit Kadam 13 wkts @ 14.85. Coogee Bay Rebels Coogee Bay did well to make the semi-finals only to lose in an extremely tight match to Clovelly. Starring with the bat for Coogee Bay this season were Ryan Lenton scoring 270 runs @ 33.75 and Damien Peters 156 runs @ 15.60. With the ball Coogee were best served by Thomas Davies who snared 20 wickets @ 14.50 and Liam Hinchcliffe with 15 wickets @ 27.27. Kingsford Apaches After winning 2nd Grade the previous season the Apaches would have come into this season full of confidence but it certainly didn’t go as they would have wished and eventually just missing out on a place in the top four. However some good performances were had with the bat by David Waterson 361 runs @ 30.08, Patrick Foley 168 runs @ 21.00 and Luke Malpass 167 runs @ 20.88 and with the ball by Patrick Foley taking 22 wickets @ 14.45 and Bryan Seymour 12 wickets @ 28.92.

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2nd Grade Awards

Batting Aggregate – David Waterson (Kingsford Apaches) – 361 runs Batting Average – Ryan Lenton (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 270 runs @ 33.75 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Sam Chinthakinda (SRT) – 23 wkts @ 12.91 All Rounders Award – Sam Chinthakinda (SRT) Wicket Keeping Award – Rajdeep Talpade (SRT) – 16 dismissals Hat Trick – Alex Way (Clovelly) 3/3

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave Waterson, David Kingsford Apaches 381 30.08 Chinthakinda, S SRT XI 23 12.91 Talpade, Rajdeep SRT XI 322 26.83 Foley, Patrick Kingsford Apaches 22 14.45 Lenton, Ryan Coogee Bay Rebels 270 33.75 Law, Mitchell Clovelly 20 13.55 Gonuguntla, S.V. SRT XI 252 22.91 Davies, Thomas Coogee Bay Rebels 20 14.50 Silvesta, Max Captain Cook 244 30.50 Way, Alex Clovelly 19 14.42 Prasad, Sanjay Captain Cook 234 19.50 Marsden, Jordan Clovelly 19 19.89 Paradiya, Mahendra SRT XI 221 18.42 Burgess, Brandon Captain Cook 19 20.53 Clynick, Luke Captain Cook 205 29.29 Stocker, Rohan Clovelly 18 15.67 Fussell, Craig Clovelly 198 39.60 Gonuguntla, S.V. SRT XI 15 8.60 Isemonger, Troy Clovelly 191 27.29 Hinchcliffe, Liam Coogee Bay Rebels 15 27.27

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MPSECA 3rd Grade Report

Coogee Bay Rebels Coogee Bay had a strong finish to the season winning their last two matches of the competition and then beating Botany in the semi-final to take them through to the Grand-Final. As with the other lower grades the rain came to wash out the second day of the GF but Coogee thoroughly deserved their premiership success. Their batting was welled served by three players in particular, Matt Donovan who scored 366 runs @ 33.27, Shaun McMeeken 302 runs @ 43.14 and Matt Doppler 276 runs @ 25.09. Leading the way with the ball for Coogee were Lachlan Drummond 17 wickets @ 17.41, Shaun McMeeken 11 wickets @ 19.82 and Gareth Hemmings 11 wickets @ 32.09. Comenarra Comenarra were solid right throughout the season in an evenly fought competition, they finished 4th on the table, beat Clovelly in the semi-final to reach the Grand-Final against Coogee Bay only to see the rain come and wash out proceedings. Batting was Comenarra’s major weapon and leading the way for them were John McCormack who had an outstanding season scoring 619 runs @ 68.78, Ian Nicholls 303 runs @ 30.30 and Matthew Fox 209 runs @ 26.13. Leading wicket takers for Comenarra were Patrick Bryant with 24 wickets @ 7.75, Todd Kuiters 16 wkts @ 17.06 and Matthew Fox 16 wkts @ 17.25. Clovelly After a strong regular season finishing Minor Premiers Clovelly went down in the semi-final to Comenarra. In the batting department Clovelly were best served by James Roan scoring 283 runs @ 35.38, Mark Turnbull 261 runs @ 26.10 and Des Williams 217 runs @ 27.13. With the ball in hand leading the way was Des Williams snaring 27 wickets at 13.52, he was supported by James Roan 16 wickets @ 22.50 and Todd Kuiters 16 wkts @ 17.06. Botany United For a long time in this competition Botany led the way on the table only to lose their way at the end as they lost a few key players to the cause, eventually going down in the semi-final against Coogee Bay. Leading run scorers for Botany included David Choy 385 runs @ 55.00, Pratik Patel 272 runs @ 24.73, Greg Power 258 runs @ 23.45 and Khalid Rehman 179 runs @ 35.80. Wicket takers for Botany included Pratik Patel capturing 30 wickets @ 14.03, the veteran David Park 18 wickets @ 14.28 and Sam Kruit 18 wkts @ 17.39. La Perouse La Perouse finished just outside the top four but on their day would give any of the above teams a fair shake. Their batting was led by Nathan Ardler who scored 241 runs @ 21.91, Peter Cooley 233 runs @ 21.18 and Brayden Irons 214 runs @ 21.40. Amongst the wickets for La Perouse were Peter Cooley taking 20 wickets at 11.90 and Nathan Ardler 11 wickets @ 12.82.

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3rd Grade Awards Batting Aggregate & Average – John McCormack (Comenarra) - 619 runs & 68.78 Bowling Aggregate – Pratik Patel (Botany United) – 30 wkts Bowling Average – Des Williams (Clovelly) – 27 wkts @ 13.52 All Rounders Award – Pratik Patel (Botany United) Wicket Keeping Award – John Kertesz (Clovelly) – 9 dismissals Hat Trick – James Roan (Clovelly) 3/16 Hat Trick – Patrick Bryant (Comenarra) 6/65

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave McCormack, John Comenarra 619 68.78 Patel, Pratik Botany United 30 14.03 Choy, David Botany United 385 55.00 Williams, Des Clovelly 27 13.52 Donovan, Matthew Coogee Bay Rebels 366 33.27 Bryant, Patrick Comenarra 24 7.75 Nickolls, Ian Comenarra 303 30.30 Cooley, Peter La Perouse 20 11.90 McMeeken, Shaun Coogee Bay Rebels 302 43.14 Park, David Botany United 18 14.28 Roan, James Clovelly 283 35.38 Kruit, Sam Botany United 18 17.39 Doppler, Matt Coogee Bay Rebels 276 25.09 Drummond, L Coogee Bay Rebels 17 17.41 Patel, Pratik Botany United 272 24.73 Kuiters, Todd Comenarra 16 17.06 Turnbull, Mark Clovelly 261 26.10 Fox, Matthew Comenarra 16 17.25 Power, Greg Botany United 258 23.45 Roan, James Clovelly 16 22.50

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MPSECA 4th Grade Report

Komodo Dragons Despite the Final being washed out on the final day, the Komodo Dragons were worthy Premiers after leading the competition all the way from the 1st round onwards. Their batting in particular was very strong throughout the season, just a few to stand out with the bat were Richie Paul who powered his way to 589 runs @ 49.08, Ben Murphy 377 @ 62.83, Jacob Gibbons 306 @ 76.50, Justin Woods 214 @ 19.45, Rodney Staughton 198 @ 198.99 and Matt Bond 191 @ 23.88. They were no slouches in the bowling side as well with Richie Paul once again leading the way with 42 wickets @ 11.69, Matt Bond snared 22 wkts @ 15.05, Justin Woods 16 wkts @ 31.75 and Julian Wells 14 wkts 26.14. Well done Komodo! Coogee Bay Rebels Coogee Bay were solid right throughout the competition and won a very close semi-final against Doncaster to have a crack at Komodo Dragons in the Final only for weather to stop their bid. A strong all round team their batting was brilliantly led by Russell King who piled on 650 runs @ 59.09, he was supported by Aurnob Imtiaz 259 @ 23.55, Tanzim Alam 241 @ 21.91, Jawaad Karim 208 @ 23.11 and the evergreen Nick Nittes 172 runs at a healthy average of 86.00. With the ball Coogee were best served by Ebrahim Shamsi taking 27 wickets @ 11.78, George Psaltis 15 wkts @ 13.73 and Andy Orr 15 wkts @ 17.00. Doncaster Doncaster had a strong season finishing a close 2nd on the competition table behind the Komodo Dragons before falling in the semi-final to Coogee Bay in a highly competitive match. In the batting department Doncaster were best served by James Lawton 615 runs @ 51.25, Michael Mazurkiewicz 349 runs @ 43.63, Scott Cowper 248 @ 24.80 and Matthew Mazurkiewicz 237 @ 79.00. Leading the way with the ball were Michael Mazurkiewicz taking 32 wickets @ 7.81, James Hughes-Smallwood 30 wkts @ 14.47, Nithin Shamraju Purushotham 19 wkts @ 13.05 and Anand Parvat 15 wkts @ 23.20. Rusty Shovel On their day Rusty Shovel were highly competitive qualifying for the semi-finals only to lose in a very close match against Komodo Dragons. Starring with the bat for Rusty were Peter Kibble who scored 378 runs @ 42.00, Phil Carlisle 268 runs @ 44.67 and Ollie Monks 177 runs @ 59.00. Wicket takers for Rusty were led once again by veterans Ian Gabriel 24 wickets @ 17.38 and Allan Owens 21 wkts @ 23.48. Botany United A tough season for this Botany team but came through it with a few wins the highlight being a victory over eventual Premiers Komodo Dragons in the last round. Scoring consistent runs was the major problem for the team with Dave Power leading the way with 220 runs @ 15.71, other runscorers were Michael Magoulias 146 runs @ 20.86, Ryan Power 144 runs @ 20.25 and Tony Karahalias 142 runs @ 20.29. Wickets were shared around with the best being Michael Magoulias taking 19 wickets @ 13.16 and Ryan Power 19 wickets @ 17.11. Kingsford Apaches Kingsford Apaches proved a more than formidable team throughout the season claiming some goods wins along the way and were always competitive. Amongst some good batting performances were Dereck Cameron who tallied 238 runs @ 21.64, Grant Wheeler 249 runs @ 17.79 and David Venn-Brown 213 runs @ 15.21. Amongst the bowlers it was Grant Wheeler leading the way with 23 wickets @ 12.30 and Tim Bykov 14 wickets @ 24.50. 20

4th Grade Awards Batting Aggregate – Russell King (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 650 runs Batting Average – Jacob Gibbons (Komodo Dragons) – 306 runs @ 76.50 Bowling Aggregate – Richie Paul (Komodo Dragons) - 42 wkts Bowling Average – Michael Mazurkiewicz (Doncaster) – 32 wkts @ 7.81 All Rounders Award – Richie Paul – (Komodo Dragons) Wicket Keeping Award – Stephen Burke (Doncaster) – 15 dismissals

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkt Ave King, Russell Coogee Bay Rebels 650 59.09 Paul, Ritchie Komodo Dragons 42 11.69 Lawton, James Doncaster 615 51.25 Mazurkiewicz, Michael Doncaster 32 7.81 Paul, Ritchie Komodo Dragons 589 49.08 Hughes-Smallwood, James Doncaster 30 14.47 Kibble, Peter Rusty Shovel 378 42.00 Shamsi, Ebrahim Coogee Bay Rebels 27 11.78 Murphy, Ben Komodo Dragons 377 62.83 Gabriel, Ian Rusty Shovel 24 17.38 Mazurkiewicz, Michael Doncaster 349 43.63 Wheeler, Grant Kingsford Apaches 23 12.30 Gibbons, Jacob Komodo Dragons 306 76.50 Bond, Matt Komodo Dragons 22 15.05 Carlisle, Phil Rusty Shovel 268 44.67 Owens, Allan Rusty Shovel 21 23.48 Imtiaz, Aurnob Coogee Bay Rebels 259 23.55 Shamraju-Purushotham, N Doncaster 19 13.05 Wheeler, Grant Kingsford Apaches 249 17.79 Magoulias, Michael Botany United 19 13.16

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MPSECA 5th Grade Report

Clovelly Clovelly led the way for the majority of the season to finish with the Minor Premiership shield and this would prove to be ultra important as the Grand Final against Captain Cook was washed out on the second day resulting in a drawn match and as Clovelly were placed higher on the table they were declared 5th Grade Premiers for 2015/2016. The team certainly shared the effort around in both batting and bowling. With the bat their main stars were Kubilay Yolbir with 420 runs @ 60.00, Mario Pengue 229 runs @ 20.82, Jeremy Faulkner 216 runs @ 19.64 and Tony Pengue 205 runs @ 22.78. Bowling wise the standouts were Simon Noble 17 wickets @ 3.94, Kubilay Yolbir 17 wkts @ 14.88, Allan Leplaw 16 wkts @ 6.50, Mark Gannon 16 wkts @ 10.69 and Ryan Miller 15 wkts @ 4.67. Captain Cook Captain Cook defeated True Believers in a closely fought semi-final match to earn the right to play in the Grand Final. With that match evenly poised on the 2nd day the rain came to wash out proceedings and with it a chance for Captain Cook to claim victory. Still it was a good season for the team with some good performances with the bat coming from Kayne Whitmore 234 runs @ 21.27, Michael McDiarmid 214 runs @ 30.57, Jamie Vickery 209 runs @ 23.22 and John Rasonja 201 runs @ 22.33. In the bowling department Stirling Wade led the way capturing 29 wickets @ 10.38, he was well supported by Zachary Wade 24 wkts @ 16.58 and Paul Stevens 19 wkts @ 12.68. True Believers In their first season in the competition True Believers were more than impressive and many thought they would go on to win the competition in their first year. This was not to be as Captain Cook defeated them in a closely fought semi-final match. True Believers had many outstanding performers during the season, the batting was led by Matt Blunt scoring 392 runs @ 56.00, Chris Peters 312 runs @ 39.00, Josh Genner 312 runs @ 28.36 and Rishi Baldeo 272 runs @ 30.22. Leading wicket takers were Rajiv Baldeo 34 wickets @ 11.91, Greg Bell 25 wkts @ 17.88, Thomas Hull 21 wkts @ 7.24 and Nick Walter 19 wkts @ 19.95. Souths Juniors Souths Juniors had a good season to make the top four but were outclassed in their semi-final against Clovelly. Their batting was well led by Matthew Trenear who totalled 390 runs @ 55.71, Andrew Plum 327 runs @ 36.33, Michael Cullen 217 runs @ 72.33 and Matthew Shelton 193 runs @ 19.30. In the bowling department Souths best performers were Peter Argaet who captured 18 wickets @ 11.28, Matthew Trenear 17 wkts @ 11.76 and Jack Thornton 15 wkts @ 6.93. Coogee Bay Rebels Coogee Bay experience a tough season with payers being called up to higher grades at various times during the season making it difficult for the team to remain consistent. Leading the way with the bat for Coogee were Luke Turner with 277 runs @ 23.08, Matt Cummins 234 runs @ 23.40, Daniel Gonsalves 214 runs @ 21.40 and Graham Hughes 208 runs @ 14.86. With the ball Coogee’s best were Dean Burrows 17 wickets @ 20.06 and Drew Midson 14 wkts @ 16.86. Kingsford Apaches Another tough season for the Apaches in 5th grade, unfortunately finishing without a win, but the team was very competitive and stuck it out right through to the end. Leading run scorers for Kingsford Apaches were Tim Booth 233 runs @ 25.89 (including a century), Adrian Climpson 236 runs @ 59.00 and Regan Behrendorff 183 runs @ 22.88. In the bowling department the Apaches were best served by Tim Booth 12 wickets @ 20.42, Adrian Climpson 11 wkts @ 21.18 and Samual Glass 11 wkts @ 23.45.

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5th Grade Awards Batting Aggregate & Average – Kubilay Yolbir (Clovelly) – 420 runs @ 60.00 Bowling Aggregate – Rajiv Baldeo (True Believers) - 34 wkts Bowling Average – Stirling Wade (Captain Cook) – 29 wkts @ 10.52 All Rounders Award – Rajiv Baldeo (True Believers) Wicket Keeping Award – Mehmet Yolbir (Clovelly) – 18 dismissals Hat Trick – Matthew Trenear (Souths Juniors) 5/10 Hat Trick – Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 8/10

Batting – Top 10 Bowling – Top 10 Name Club Runs Ave Name Club Wkts Ave Yolbir, Kubilay Clovelly 420 60.00 Baldeo, Rajiv True Believers 34 11.91 Blunt, Matt True Believers 392 56.00 Wade, Stirling Captain Cook 29 10.38 Trenear, Matthew Souths Juniors 390 55.71 Bell, Greg True Believers 25 17.88 Plum, Andrew Souths Juniors 327 36.33 Wade, Zachary Captain Cook 24 16.58 Peters, Chris True Believers 312 39.00 Hull, Thomas True Believers 21 7.24 Genner, Josh True Believers 312 28.36 Stevens, Paul Captain Cook 19 12.68 Turner, Luke Coogee Bay Rebels 277 23.08 Walter, Nick True Believers 19 19.95 Baldeo, Rishi True Believers 272 30.22 Argaet, Peter Souths Juniors 18 11.28 Climson, Adrian Kingsford Apaches 236 59.00 Noble, Simon Clovelly 17 3.94 Cummins, Matt Coogee Bay Rebels 234 23.40 Trenear, Matt Souths Juniors 17 11.76

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MPSECA Points Table 2015/2016 Season

1st Grade Clovelly CC 87 Doncaster 76 Botany United 72 St Phils Turramurra South 67 Coogee Bay Rebels 61 Castle Hill Wesley 52 Bethal Mar Thoma 45 St Andrews Parramatta 37

2nd Grade Clovelly 75 SRT 66 Captain Cook Dolphins 65 Coogee Bay Rebels 58 Kingsford Apaches 53

3rd Grade Clovelly 78 Botany United 67 Coogee Bay Rebels 59 Comenarra 56 La Perouse 43

4th Grade Komodo Dragons 91 Doncaster 89 Coogee Bay Rebels 80 Rusty Shovel 64 Botany United 49 Kingsford Apaches 40

5th Grade Clovelly 95 True Believers 93 Captain Cook Dolphins 76 Souths Juniors 72 Coogee Bay Rebels 52 Kingsford Apaches 18

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MPSECA Club Championship 2015/2016

Club/Grade 1st Grade 2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade Average Clovelly CC 17.58 14.83 16.07 - 17.60 17.08

Doncaster 15.34 - - 16.26 - 15.80

Botany United 14.52 - 13.99 8.87 - 14.25

Captain Cook Dolphins - 12.82 - - 14.04 13.43

Coogee Bay Rebels 12.27 11.42 12.11 14.60 9.55 12.99

Kingsford Apaches - 10.62 - 7.21 3.18 8.91

For the fifth season in a row the Club Championship was won by the Clovelly Cricket Club, a mighty effort and well deserved once again. MPSECA Club Champions

2014/2015 Clovelly 2003/2004 Randwick CYM 2013/2014 Clovelly 2002/2003 Randwick CYM 2012/2013 Clovelly 2001/2002 Doncaster 2011/2012 Clovelly 2000/2001 Waverley Wombats 2010/2011 Kingsford Apaches 1999/2000 Waverley Wombats 2009/2010 Souths Juniors 1998/1999 Botany United 2008/2009 Coogee Bay Rebels 1997/1998 Botany United 2007/2008 Clovelly 1996/1997 Waverley Wombats 2006/2007 Rex Dolphins 1995/1996 Waverley Wombats 2005/2006 WW & MP 1994/1995 Mascot RSL 2004/2005 Clovelly

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MPSECA Premiership Winners 2015/2016

Premiership Winners

1st Grade – Premiers 2015/2016 – Doncaster 1st Grade - Minor Premiers 2015/2016 – Clovelly

2nd Grade – Premiers 2015/2016 – Clovelly 2nd Grade - Minor Premiers 2015/2016 – Clovelly

3rd Grade – Premiers 2015/2016 – Coogee Bay Rebels 3rd Grade - Minor Premiers 2015/2016 – Clovelly

4th Grade – Premiers 2015/2016 – Komodo Dragons 4th Grade - Minor Premiers 2015/2016 – Komodo Dragons

5th Grade – Premiers 2015/2016 – Clovelly 5th Grade - Minor Premiers 2015/2016 – Clovelly

Club Championship – 2015/2016 – Clovelly

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MPSECA Award Winners 2015/2016

Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades

1st Grade: Batting Aggregate & Average – Yves Silveira (Doncaster) – 522 runs @ 65.25 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Luke Course (Doncaster) – 29 wkts @ 14.45

2nd Grade: Batting Aggregate – David Waterson (Kingsford Apaches) – 361 runs Batting Average – Ryan Lenton (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 270 runs @ 33.75 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Sam Chinthakinda (SRT) – 23 wkts @ 12.91

3rd Grade: Batting Aggregate & Average – John McCormack (Comenarra) – 619 runs @ 68.78 Bowling Aggregate – Pratik Patel (Botany United) – 30 wkts Bowling Average – Des Williams (Clovelly) – 27 wkts @ 13.52

4th Grade: Batting Aggregate – Russell King (Coogee Bay Rebels) – 650 runs Batting Average – Jacob Gibbons (Komodo Dragons) – 306 runs @ 76.50 Bowling Aggregate – Richie Paul (Komodo Dragons) – 42 wkts Bowling Average – Michael Mazurkiewicz (Doncaster) – 32 wkts @ 7.81

5th Grade: Batting Aggregate & Average – Kubilay Yolbir (Clovelly) – 420 runs @ 60.00 Bowling Aggregate – Rajiv Baldeo (True Believers) – 34 wkts Bowling Average – Stirling Wade (Captain Cook) – 29 wkts @ 10.52

Hat Tricks

1st Grade – Justin Smith (Clovelly) 6/23 2nd Grade – Alex Way (Clovelly) 3/3 3rd Grade – James Roan (Clovelly) 3/16 3rd Grade – Patrick Bryant (Comenarra) 4/26 5th Grade – Matthew Trenear (Souths Juniors) 5/10 5th Grade – Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 8/10

10 Wickets in a Match

5th Grade – Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 8/10 & 2/55

Wicket Keeping Award

1st Grade – Mark Schulstad (Botany United) – 12 dismissals 2nd Grade – Rajdeep Talpade (SRT) – 16 dismissals 3rd Grade – John Kertesz (Clovelly) – 9 dismissals 4th Grade – Stephen Burke (Doncaster) – 15 dismissals 5th Grade – Mehmet Yolbir (Clovelly) – 18 dismissals

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MPSECA Award Winners 2015/2016

Catches (Non Wicket Keepers) All Grades 5th Grade – Josh Genner ( True Believers) – 14 catches

All Rounders Awards

1st Grade – Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) 2nd Grade – Sam Chinthakinda (SRT) 3rd Grade – Pratik Patel (Botany United) 4th Grade – Richie Paul (Komodo Dragons) 5th Grade – Rajiv Baldeo (True Believers)

Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy

4th Grade – Richie Paul (Komodo Dragons)

Representative Season Award

Representative Player of the Year – Yves Silveira

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MPSECA Award Winners 2015/2016

Centuries

1st Grade: Ash Azhar (Doncaster) 148* & 103 Nathan Power (Botany United) 100*

2nd Grade: Ryan Lenton (Coogee Bay Rebels) 101

3rd Grade: Joseph Anderson (Comenarra) 134 Shaun McMeeken (Coogee Bay Rebels) 117 John McCormack (Comenarra) 114 Kris Baptista (Clovelly) 112* James Roan (Clovelly) 103*

4th Grade: James Lawton (Doncaster) 113, 108 & 100* Russell King (Coogee Bay Rebels) 192 Richie Paul (Komodo Dragons) 160 Ben Murphy (Komodo Dragons) 159 Rodney Staughton (Komodo Dragons) 136* Matthew Mazurkiewicz (Doncaster) 103* Jacob Gibbons (Komodo Dragons) 101* Tom Cooper (Rusty Shovel) 101

5th Grade: Matthew Trenear (Souths Juniors) 158* & 100* Andrew Plum (Souths Juniors) 153* Matt Blunt (True Believers) 111 Graeme Mills (Captain Cook) 110 Dean Armida (True Believers) 106 Adrian Climpson (Kingsford Apaches) 105 Chris Peters (True Believers) 105 Tim Booth (Kingsford Apaches) 104 Kubilay Yolbir (Clovelly) 103* Matt Cummins (Coogee Bay Rebels) 103

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MPSECA Award Winners 2015/2016

6 Wickets in an Innings

1st Grade: Pratik Patel (Botany United) 7/9 Billy Saracoglu (Clovelly) 7/39 Vitan Bhavsar (Botany United) 7/52 David Coakley (Doncaster) 6/14 Justin Smith (Clovelly) 6/23 Matt Ross (Doncaster) 6/29

2nd Grade: Mitchell Law (Clovelly) 6/19 Samer Haque (Captain Cook) 6/23 Joshua Hudson (Coogee Bay Rebels) 6/45 Lakshmi Yellisetti (SRT) 6/64

3rd Grade: Rohan Stocker (Clovelly) 6/12 Patrick Bryant (Comenarra) 6/18 & 6/65

4th Grade: Michael Mazurkiewicz (Doncaster) 6/17 Richie Paul (Komodo Dragons) 6/42 Grant Wheeler (Kingsford Apaches) 6/42 Ian Gabriel (Rusty Shovel) 6/74

5th Grade Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 8/10 Rajiv Baldeo (True Believers) 7/25 Mark Gannon (Clovelly) 7/37 Simon Noble (Clovelly) 6/7 & 6/9 Thomas Hull (True Believers) 6/14 Stirling Wade (Captain Cook) 6/27 & 6/18 John Butler (Clovelly) 6/25 Jack Thornton (Souths Juniors) 6/38 Greg Bell (True Believers) 6/94

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MPSECA Batting & Bowling – Association Records

1st Grade Most runs in a season: 617 A. Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-04 Best batting average: 96.67 A. Russell The Coast 1999-00 Most wickets in a season: 49 R. Stokes Souths Juniors 1996-97 Best bowling average: 6.71 G. Standing Souths Juniors 2011-12 Highest score: 280 M. Jamshed Randwick District 1996-97

2nd Grade Most runs in a season: 676 G. Humphries Woolpack Wolves 1996-97 Best batting average: 159.00 R. Gash Coogee Bay Rebels 2008-09 Most wickets in a season: 56 D. Geer Kingsford Apaches 2005-06 Best bowling average: 6.59 D. Geer Kingsford Apaches 2010-11 Highest score: 254* N. Carter St Paul’s College 2006-07

3rd Grade Most runs in a season: 940 N. Carter St Paul’s College 2004-05 Best batting average: 140.33 F. Cocco Waugh Torn 2004-05 Most wickets in a season: 58 I. Hayward Somerset Hotel 2000-01 Best bowling average: 4.95 J. Kelly Waugh Torn 2003-04 Highest score: 220 N. Roby Kurrajong Hotel 2006-07

4th Grade Most runs in a season: 893 M. Manna EFM 2001-02 Best batting average: 182.50 K. Khan WWMP 2007-08 Most wickets in a season: 65 M. Bond Randwick CYM 2002-03 Best bowling average: 5.59 P. Patel Botany United 2014-15 Highest score: 216* D. Sirr Saggy Greens 2006-07

5th Grade Most runs in a season: 985 C. McGuire GCB 2002-03 Best batting average: 140.71 C. McGuire GCB 2002-03 Most wickets in a season: 57 K. Taylor Gypsies 1996-97 Best bowling average: 7.72 R. Mills Souths Juniors 2009-10 Highest score: 228* G. McCanna Botany United 1996-97

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MPSECA Batting & Bowling – Association Records

6th Grade Most runs in a season: 1115 A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99 Best batting average: 93.50 D. Walsh Ferns 1995-96 Most wickets in a season: 58 J. Scott Randwick CYM 2003-04 Best bowling average: 5.19 P. Cooley Yarra Bay 2000-01 Highest score: 240* A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99

7th Grade Most runs in a season: 745 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99 Best batting average: 68.25 M. Lalor Randwick CYM 2000-01 Most wickets in a season: 52 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99 Best bowling average: 7.43 M. Lalor Randwick CYM 2000-01 Highest score: 164* G. Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02

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MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records

1st Grade 1st 181 J Coleman & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-04 2nd 242 J Smith & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2004-05 3rd 216 R Raffaele & M Manna Clovelly CC 2013-14 4th 195 G McCanna & J Tattershall The Coast 1999-00 5th 198 S Roesler & B Dixon Coogee Bay Rebels 2004-05 6th 162 T Scullard & J Ruz Captain Cook Dolphins 2010-11 7th 152 B Raeburn & M Griffith Coogee Bay Rebels 2004-05 8th 103 J Smith & A Sinclair Souths Juniors 2012-13 9th 143 K Baptista & M Macbeth Clovelly 2015-16 10th 104 M Wood & I Giitsidis WWMPCC 2010-11

2nd Grade 1st 388 S Casey & A Azhar Doncaster 2007-08 2nd 227 M Roucek & J Austy Clovelly RSL 2004-05 3rd 194 B Mulraney & S Piva Coogee Bay Rebels 2011-12 4th 194 R Staughton & M Manna Ferns 2009-10 5th 164 T Davis & J Haynes Coogee Bay Rebels 2001-02 6th 207 A Consuji & P Gardiner WWMPCC 2002-03 7th 165 R Tomasiello & R Zammitt Clovelly 2012-13 8th 135 S Livingstone & A Young KBC Apaches 2009-10 9th 111 J Fronde & T Kassis Clovelly RSL 2003-04 10th 100 C Doppler & M Hill Coogee Bay Rebels 2007-08

3rd Grade 1st 245 A Seedsman & N Roby Kurrajong Hotel 2006-07 2nd 251 D Weerden & L Mountney Clovelly CC 2014-15 3rd 198 L Taylor & P Carlisle Rusty Shovel 2013-14 4th 284 D Holwerda & S Wilde International Barbarians 2002-03 5th 166 T Gorman & C Kennedy Captain Cook 2002-03 6th 263 J McCallum & A Bennie CSH 2008-09 7th 163 D Phillips & E Yates Rex Dolphins 2005-06 8th 127 M Manna & R Tran Ferns 2007-08 9th 99 M Nolan & M Donovan Coogee Bay Rebels 2006-07 10th 91 N Power & A Khan Botany United 2009-10

4th Grade 1st 264 D Sirr & M Venables Saggy Green 2006-07 2nd 260 M Ekert & S Ford Rusty Shovel 2012-13 3rd 216 B Dickinson & D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 2003-04 4th 238 M Manna & S Khan EFM 2001-02 5th 139 C White & P Foley Kingsford Apaches 2003-04 6th 180 M Capon & A Barwick Souths Juniors 2009-10 7th 175 C Hickson & T Price Captain Cook Dolphins 2008-09 8th 111 J Motum & J Armstrong Men of the Bat 2005-06 9th 146 B Longbottom & S Dummigan Randwick CYM 1996-97 10th 82 L Pritchard & N Brown Rusty Shovel 2005-06

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MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records

5th Grade 1st 214 D Bhavsar & R Trivedi SRT XI 2012-13 2nd 298 B Mundell & O Torpy CSH 2007-08 3rd 286 T Roberts & R Roggeri Blue Tongues 2007-08 4th 170 S Casey & J Georgoulis Doncaster Hotel 2004-05 5th 153 Jamie Markou & Joel Markou 3rd Cavaliers 2003-04 6th 191 B Mundell & Marc Bennie CSH 2007-08 7th 207 G McCanna & G Chudleigh Botany United 1996-97 8th 189 S McFadden & J Cooper Randwick CYM 1998-99 9th 152 M Venables & C Brown Saggy Greens 2004-05 10th 80 S Winfield & M Sheehan Coogee Bay Rebels 2010-11

6th Grade 1st 315 M Stott & D McVey Rusty Shovel 2002-03 2nd 240 I Islam & S Roman Coogee Randwick RSL 2006-07 3rd 214 G Bramley & D Kagi Randwick CYM 2002-03 4th 184 L Tucker & M Provic Randwick CYM 2002-03 5th 179 S Gandha & J Gartland Wanderers 2004-05 6th 163 C Stewart & A Ellery Doncaster 2006-07 7th 144 M Cross & K Charles WWMPCC 2004-05 8th 115 W Gudgeon & A Atallah Clovelly RSL 2001-02 9th 182 D Crawford & M Jess Coogee Bay Rebels 2006-07 10th 89 J Richards & P Manson Souths Juniors 2003-04

7th Grade 1st 185 H Hilman & R West Matthew Talbot 2000-01 2nd 126 G Duffy & G Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02 3rd 140 T Roberts Jnr & C Rao GCB 2001-02 4th 219 T Roberts Jnr & G Brown GCB 2000-01 5th 171 G Brown & M Keogh Cricketers Arms 2001-02 6th 93 K Levell & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02 7th 123 A Francis & B Carter Kingsford Apaches 2001-02 8th 116 A Azhar & P Harriott Doncaster Hotel 2000-01 9th 62 B Wyner & K Levell Randwick CYM 2001-02 10th 32 T Beattie & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02

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MPSECA Premiership Winners

1st Grade 2nd Grade 2015/16 Doncaster 2015/16 Clovelly 2014/15 Clovelly 2014/15 Kingsford Apaches 2013/14 Clovelly 2013/14 Coogee Bay Rebels 2012/13 Souths Juniors 2012/13 Clovelly 2011/12 Souths Juniors 2011/12 Botany United 2010/11 Souths Juniors 2010/11 Ferns 2009/10 Doncaster 2009/10 CSH 2008/09 Doncaster 2008/09 Captain Cook Dolphins 2007/08 Souths Juniors 2007/08 Clovelly RSL 2006/07 Souths Juniors 2006/07 Kingsford Apaches 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2005/06 Clovelly RSL 2004/05 Souths Juniors 2004/05 WW & MP 2003/04 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2003/04 Botany Magic 2002/03 Clovelly RSL 2002/03 Coogee Bay Rebels 2001/02 Croydon Park United 2001/02 Roy United 2000/01 Souths Juniors 2000/01 Clovelly 1999/00 Souths Juniors 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 Souths Juniors 1998/99 The Coast 1997/98 Souths Juniors 1997/98 Marrickville/Pagewood 1996/97 Souths Juniors 1996/97 Tradewinds 1995/96 Souths Juniors 1995/96 Coogee Rebels 1994/95 Mascot RSL 1994/95 Woolpack Wolves

3rd Grade 4th Grade 2015/16 Coogee Bay Rebels 2015/16 Komodo Dragons 2014/15 Clovelly 2014/15 Botany United 2013/14 Rusty Shovel 2013/14 SRT XI 2012/13 Edna Puffett Memorial XI 2012/13 Clovelly 2011/12 Clovelly 2011/12 University of NSW 2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 La Perouse 2009/10 Botany United 2009/10 Clovelly 2008/09 La Perouse 2008/09 Rusty Shovel 2007/08 Men of the Bat 2007/08 Waugh Torn 2006/07 Kurrajong Hotel 2006/07 Men of the Bat 2005/06 Randwick CYM 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2004/05 Waugh Torn 2004/05 Kurrajong Hotel 2003/04 GSNDS 2003/04 Kingsford Apaches 2002/03 Edmunds/Ferns/Mascot 2002/03 WW & MP 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2001/02 Captain Cook Hotel 2000/01 Randwick CYM 2 2000/01 Doncaster 1999/00 Whitehorse All Stars 1999/00 The Bears 1998/99 Mascot RSL 1998/99 Botany United 1997/98 Doncaster Hotel 1997/98 Randwick CYM 1996/97 Glebe 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 Waverley Wombats 1995/96 Clovelly 1994/95 University of NSW 1994/95 Mascot RSL

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5th Grade 6th Grade 2015/16 Clovelly 2015/16 Not contested 2014/15 Not contested 2014/15 Not contested 2013/14 Not contested 2013/14 Not contested 2012/13 Doncaster 2012/13 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 Not contested 2009/10 La Perouse 2009/10 Not contested 2008/09 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2008/09 Not contested 2007/08 CSH 2007/08 Rex Dolphins 2006/07 Doncaster 2006/07 Clovelly RSL 2005/06 Coogee Randwick RSL 2005/06 Pelicans 2004/05 Saggy Green 2004/05 Clovelly RSL 2003/04 Glebe Gypsies 2003/04 Randwick CYM 2002/03 GCB 2002/03 Ryans Hotel 2001/02 Archers 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2000/01 South Maroubra Magic 2000/01 Yarra Bay 1999/00 Randwick CYM 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 The Coast 4 1998/99 Waverley Wombats 1997/98 GCB 1997/98 Darlington 1996/97 Marrickville RSL 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 St George Linen 1995/96 Raiders 1994/95 Randwick CYM 1994/95 Randwick CYM

7th Grade 2015/16 Not contested 2014/15 Not contested 2013/14 Not contested 2012/13 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2010/11 Not contested 2009/10 Not contested 2008/09 Not contested 2007/08 Not contested 2006/07 Not contested 2005/06 Not contested 2004/05 Not contested 2003/04 Not contested 2003/03 Not contested 2001/02 Cricketers Arms 2000/01 Doncaster Hotel 1999/00 Not contested 1998/99 The Bears 1997/98 Not contested 1996/97 Not contested 1995/96 Not contested 1994/95 Not contested

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MPSECA Office Bearers

Season Patron President Vice- Hon. Hon. Assistant President Secretary Treasurer Secretary

15/16 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan W Glacken

14/15 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan W Glacken

13/14 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan W Glacken

12/13 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan JW Chalmers

11/12 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers

10/11 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers

09/10 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power TP Booth JW Chalmers

08/09 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

07/08 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

06/07 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

05/06 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth / G Fulford JW Chalmers S Silcock 04/05 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

03/04 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power A Yap TP Booth JW Chalmers

02/03 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden TP Booth JW Chalmers

01/02 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden A Carmody JW Chalmers

00/01 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden B Grant JW Chalmers

99/00 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

98/99 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

97/98 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

96/97 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody K MacDonald JW Chalmers

95/96 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody G Stewart JW Chalmers

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Treasurer’s Report

Season 2015/16 saw us turn a surprising $7404.89 profit despite the first fee reduction in recent memory. This was largely attributed to lower representative expenses due to fewer home games, as well as not travelling to Bathurst. In addition there were significant increases in Sponsorship and Fundraising, although these were partly attributable to timing of transactions around the Financial Year end. Ground costs were reduced due to fewer teams, as well as the unavailability of the Maccabi ground that comes at a higher cost through Randwick Council. It is hoped that this profit will be passed on to the teams in the form of lower fees in 2016/17 assuming other costs remain relatively stable.

Matthew Donovan Treasurer Moore Park South East Cricket Association

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MPSECA Balance Sheet as of May 31 2016

Balance Sheet As of May 2016

Moore Park South East Cricket Assoc PO Box 172 Botany 1455

ABN: 54 002 148 743

Email: [email protected]

Assets Current Assets

Bank Accounts $73,177.73 Total Current Assets $73,177.73 Total Assets $73,177.73 Liabilities Net Assets $73,177.73 Equity Retained Earnings -$2,715.87 Current Year Earnings $7,404.89 Historical Balancing $68,488.71 Total Equity $73,177.73

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MPSECA Profit & Loss Statement

Profit & Loss Statement June 2015 To May 2016

Moore Park South East Cricket Assoc PO Box 172 Botany 1455

ABN: 54 002 148 743

Email: [email protected]

Income Team Registration Fees $49,718.50 Donations and Sponsorship $4,728.00 Award Dinner Tickets $2,770.00 Ground Hire Reimbursements $1,824.00 Interest Received $1,481.62 Fundraising $3,541.00 Total Income $64,063.12 Gross Profit $64,063.12 Expenses Printing $308.00 Postage $121.00 Representative Matches $3,342.47 Wicket Hire $32,287.50 Prizemoney $1,800.00 Trophies and Shields $2,830.91 Board Expenses $463.05 Umpires $6,080.00 Association Function $6,683.30 DCA Affiliation $502.00 Insurance $2,240.00 Total Expenses $56,658.23 Operating Profit $7,404.89 Other Income Other Expenses Net Profit/(Loss) $7,404.89

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