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Annual Report Season 2017/18 139th ANNUAL REPORT & FINANCIAL STATEMENT SEASON 2017/18 PRAHRAN CRICKET CLUB (Incorporated) 139th ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENT SEASON 2017/18 MAJOR SPONSORS CGU JR/Duty Free The Fox Foundation East Malvern Community Bank Branch – Bendigo Bank Prahran Cricket Club (Incorporated) 139th Annual Report and Financial Statement PRAHRAN CRICKET CLUB (Incorporated) FOUNDED 1879 Affiliated with Victorian Cricket Association 1899 Affiliated with the Metropolitan Cricket League 1909 to 1974, 1977 to 1989 1st XI PREMIERS (MEN) 1899/1900 1905/06 1908/09 1910/11 1920/21 1921/22 1922/23 1954/55 1983/84 WINNERS OF THE VICTORY CUP KLEENEX SHIELD 1988/89 ONE-DAY PREMIERS 2002/03 2011/12 TWENTY20 PREMIERS 2011/12 1st XI PREMIERS (WOMEN) 1982/83 1985/86 1986/87 1992/93 1994/95 1997/98 1999/2000 2001/02 2008/09 2009/10 ONE-DAY PREMIERS 2009/10 2011/12 TWENTY20 PREMIERS 2011/12 2016/17 2nd XI PREMIERS (MEN) 1913/14 1920/21 1924/25 1944/45 1947/48 1951/52 2nd XI PREMIERS (WOMEN) 1982/83 1985/86 1986/87 1987/88 1989/90 1993/94 1999/2000 2000/01 2001/02 2002/03 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 Page 2 Page 2 Prahran Cricket Club (Incorporated) 139th Annual Report and Financial Statement 3rd XI PREMIERS (MEN) 1936/37 1946/47 1947/48 1958/59 1979/80 ONE-DAY PREMIERS 2008/09 4th XI PREMIERS (MEN) 1972/73 1978/79 1989/90 ONE-DAY PREMIERS 2007/08 5th XI PREMIERS (MEN) 1979/80 A GRADE PREMIERS (WOMEN) 1981/82 WJ DOWLING SHIELD PREMIERS (MEN) 1958/59 1969/70 UNDER 17 PREMIERS (WOMEN) 2000/01 2007/08 TWENTY20 CLUB CHAMPIONS (MEN) 2010/11 (tied) CRICKET VICTORIA PATHWAYS CHAMPIONSHIPS Affiliated with Southern Rangers (2000/01 - 2010/11), Inner South East Scorpions (from 2011/12) UNDER 18 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (MEN) 2001/02 2002/03 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07 UNDER 16 DOWLING SHIELD (MEN) 2004/05 2007/08 2010/11 UNDER 14 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS (MEN) 2003/04 2013/14 Page 3 Page 3 Prahran Cricket Club (Incorporated) 139th Annual Report and Financial Statement HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS FB Bedwell OS Mottau AJ Grant AM Murphy WWB Murray I Gnieslaw N Schlittler M Murphy DWN Jukes MP Nelson DJ Hussey S Coates JA Malligan JM Raglus BE McGain SM De Bolfo IN Crawford KB Hieser LJ Murphy AJ Gumley RE Parish JKE Higgs JS Wild KJ Malligan DF Whatmore JM Wiener CG Williamson PS Sealey PJ Grant HALL OF FAME Inducted Legend Inducted Legend Inducted Legend MH Adams 2001 CP Hyland 2001 JF Power 2001 FB Bedwell 2001 DWN Jukes 2001 2007 JM Raglus 2007 DD Blackie 2001 LD Kemp 2001 CJL Rogers 2015 P Bowden 2001 SM Kimpton 2001 GTC Rogers 2001 BM Campbell 2001 HJ Kroger 2001 ER Rush 2001 2001 W Carkeek 2001 JH Kyle 2001 HR Rush 2001 2001 WT Chambers 2001 2001 A Loxton 2001 TR Rush 2001 IN Crawford 2001 2009 SJE Loxton 2001 2001 N Schlittler 2015 AN Davie 2014 SL Loxton 2001 HC Schrader 2001 BJJ Davie 2001 D Mackinnon 2001 2001 AW Scott 2001 SP Davis 2001 JA Malligan 2001 2009 E Shade 2001 S de Beer 2001 KJ Malligan 2001 PH Smith 2001 JL Ellis 2001 D Mandie 2001 2007 NW Smyth 2001 MC Ephraims 2001 DK Mathieson 2001 RS Stephens 2001 2014 RW Eustace 2001 K Mathieson 2001 HM Tanner 2007 I Gnieslaw 2009 BE McGain 2015 SMF Thomson 2001 AJ Grant 2001 OS Mottau 2001 DH Townsend 2001 PJ Grant 2001 WF Muir 2001 KW Waldron 2001 BC Green 2001 WWB Murray 2001 2001 PH Wallace 2001 CV Grimmett 2001 KJ Neville 2001 AD Warne-Smith 2001 2009 GEJ Healy 2001 2001 JW O'Connor 2001 DF Whatmore 2001 2001 CV Holten 2001 RE Parish 2001 JR Whitelaw 2001 AA Horneman 2001 RJ Parish 2001 2001 JM Wiener 2001 2014 CS Huckett 2014 IR Porter 2001 CB Willis 2001 DJ Hussey 2015 Page 4 Page 4 Prahran Cricket Club (Incorporated) 139th Annual Report and Financial Statement OFFICE BEARERS & POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY SEASON 2015/16 PATRON-IN-CHIEF Evelyn Danos PATRONS Ian Crawford David Jukes John Malligan PRESIDENT Phil Williamson (July 2017 to April 2018) Nigel Parsons (elected April 2018) VICE PRESIDENTS CLUB CAPTAINS John Raglus Emma Inglis, Nathan McNally HONORARY TREASURER SENIOR MEN’S COACH Richard Sykes Barry Neivandt COMMITTEE SENIOR WOMEN'S COACH David Arnold, Lisa Grimwade, Nigel Carl Sandri Hutton, Nigel Parsons, Heidi Sutherland, John Zarb GIRL’S DEVELOPMENT SQUAD COACH ADMINISTRATION MANAGER David Williams Lisa Grimwade CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS DELEGATE TO CRICKET VICTORIA Alastair Gumley John Raglus SELECTION COMMITTEE PROXY DELEGATE TO CRICKET Bryce McGain, Nathan McNally, Barry VICTORIA Neivandt, Carl Sandri, David Williams Phil Williamson ASSISTANT COACHES MALE DIRECTOR OF CRICKET OPERATIONS Ajay Bhatt, Vamsy Doddala, Dimitri John Raglus Mascarenhas, Bryce McGain, Ben Puzny DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Nigel Hutton ASSISTANT COACHES FEMALE Tomos Fowler, David Williams 1st XI SCORER (MALE & FEMALE) James Higgs 2nd XI SCORER (MALE) Karl Hieser Page 5 Page 5 Prahran Cricket Club (Incorporated) 139th Annual Report and Financial Statement Mr Jukes, watching his beloved True Blues at Toorak Park Page 6 Page 6 Prahran Cricket Club (Incorporated) 139th Annual Report and Financial Statement ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2017/18 Page 7 Page 7 Prahran Cricket Club (Incorporated) 139th Annual Report and Financial Statement PRESIDENT'S REPORT Dear Members, Players, Life Members and Supporters, In sport, business and life, momentum is an amazing thing! Once you have momentum it can become an irresistible force. In a sporing sense you only need to look at Western Bulldogs and Richmond in the AFL and Philadelphia in the NBL. At the end of last season, all momentum at PCC ground to a halt as we changed Men’s Head Coach, commenced the new season with a Committee of only 5 members and a caretaker President. Since that there has been an amazing amount of work undertaken behind the scenes to get the wheels turning again and 12 months later, there is a true sense that the momentum is returning and gathering significant pace. This message is about acknowledging and thanking those that have played such a significant part in the re-emergence of the Prahran Cricket Club. Without you all, it is scary to think where we may have been. I want to start with thanking all of the players, men and women for their support of the Prahran Cricket Club during this season just past. We managed to maintain all of our key players and at different times of the year, there were some outstanding results that gives you the sense that if we can get all the cogs in the wheel turning in the same direction and syncing with each other, then something special is not too far away. Towards the end of the season we could see some great signs amongst ‘generation next’ in the men’s side of the club. Shaun Miller continues to show that he can be something special at this level and go beyond. After a great apprenticeship in the 2’s, Nick King showed that he has the class and ability to be a great player, Sam Grimwade continues to grow, Blake Parsons showed us his all-round talent, the Dog showed he still has plenty of tricks and Stephen Seymour showed why he has played 200 games of Premier 1st X1 games. Thanks to new skipper Nathan McNally for taking charge of the team. It is never an easy thing to step up into such a role and leading guys that have been, up until then, your team mates. I am sure there was lots of learning during this period that will help make Nathan even stronger in the future. There were similar great signs in the women’s teams. With half of our 1st X1 side out of the team on representative duties for a fair chunk of the season, we saw the senior players such a Kath Hempenstall and Bron Dawes, plus Erica Kershaw, helping guide a group of new players into the club. There are so many promising signs and when you see a 13-year-old debut in the 1st X1, you know you have momentum and when you see Jaide Anthony win the Premier Cricket Junior Player of the Year, you know that you are doing a lot right. Congratulations to Emma Inglis, Alana King, Annabel Sutherland and Gemma Triscari on their selection in the Premier Cricket Team of the Year, we are all incredibly proud of you. Thank you to Dave Williams for his work on the Girls development Squad which involved a whole heap of winter sessions plus Wednesdays with the Senior Group and Friday nights with game time. This is a wonderful initiative and is helping to quickly develop the girls and ready them for 1st X1 cricket and beyond. A special thanks to all the parents of the girls who helped so much throughout the season. As an example, covers can be a challenge at the best of time and we were so grateful of the many times that the parents pitched in and helped. This is what a club is all about and you all showed outstanding leadership. To our Coaches, men’s and women’s, a huge thank you. Barry Neivandt returned to the club and had to meet and learn about a whole new playing group and coaching panel. Thank you also to his team of assistants Bryce McGain, Dimitri Mascarenhas, Ben Puzny, Ajay Bhatt, Darren Warne and Vamsy Doddala. The time, effort and expertise you gave us is greatly appreciated by all.
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