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YEARBOOK 2 Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club | 2019-20 YEARBOOK Contents Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club 2019-20YEARBOOK 2 Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club | 2019-20 YEARBOOK Contents President’s Report 4 Club Captain’s Report 5 Treasurer’s Report 6 2019-20 Champions 8 Career and Season Milestones 9 Individual Awards 16B Grand Final Report John Dyson Award – Cricketer of the Year 9 8 The Darby Derwent Shield– Junior Cricketer of the Year 9 The Johnson Hess Award – Spirit of Cricket 9 Perpetual Award Winners 10 Historical Perpetual Award Winners 11 Career Milestones Batsman with 500+ Career Runs 12 Bowlers with 50+ Career Wickets 13 Team Reports 15 ICC T20 World Cup 38 15 Team Reports Club Honours Best Scores for the Season 40 Best Bowling for the Season 40 Club Records 41 Club Premierships 42 Life Members 42 Junior Coaches and Managers 43 Representative Players 43 Team Awards 43 Career Statistics – All Players 44 38 ICC T20 World Cup Our Sponsors designplayground.com.au Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club | 2019-20 YEARBOOK 3 President’s Report I hope all our players have enjoyed their 2019-20 cricket season playing for the Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club. Our club’s charter is to ensure that every player gets an opportunity to play, and the prime purpose for playing is to enjoy the game. Two teams made the finals this year, 16B and the 14C teams. On behalf of the players and parents, we would like to sincerely Congratulations to the 16B team for winning the grand final! thank our coaches and managers who devote their evenings Although defeated on the day, the 14C team played with great and Saturday mornings, for the betterment of our children. sportsmanship. Your commitment is enormous, and our children would not be playing cricket without you. This season the Como Jannali Club increased players by 20% on the previous season, fielding our first all-female team, I would like to thank our players’ parents. The 2019/20 has together with an additional 10 teams playing Saturday cricket. been another enjoyable season for the committee due to your 5 teams played in the third year of the under 8’s Master Blaster, support, relaxed nature, and cooperation within your teams. making Como Jannali the largest of all Shire clubs represented I will be leaving the CJJCC committee at the end of the at Master Blaster. 2019/20 season as my sons no longer play junior cricket. I Congratulations to our retiring Club Captain, Tom Andrews, on have taken enormous pleasure in representing our club and his 10 years with the CJJCC and I thank him for his leadership community over the past 7 years. I have worked alongside of both 16B team and all the Club players. Congratulations and some exceptional people at the club, be they committee farewell to our other retiring platers Blake Collier (10), Connor members, coaches, managers, parents, and players. Special Mead (9) and Oliver Roche (1). thanks to Terry, for coaching Ronan through the past 8 seasons, and Geoff and Brad for all of your support. This year has seen some amazing cricket performances, and I would like to congratulate Lachlan Pont (John Dyson Award), Several our current committee members will be moving on Ty Calderwood (Darby Derwent Shield) and Lincoln Potter (The at the end of the next season as their children move on from Johnson Hess Award) for their achievements. junior cricket. I highly recommend joining our committee and guiding our club into future for our children. This year the club has been supported by generous sponsorship from Brentnalls NSW, Jannali Physiotherapy and Stay safe. Jannali Mortgage Choice. Thank you to our sponsors. Peter Conroy A special thanks to Jeff Epplett and for publishing our yearbook Junior President this season. 4 Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club | 2019-20 YEARBOOK Club Captain’s Report First of all, I’d like to congratulate the 16B’s and the 14C’s for making the final. Win or lose, you have all done an excellent job on reaching the final. During this season, I’ve enjoyed my cricket greatly and I’m sure many other players have as well. I love taking part in this game and it has been great to see all my teammates grow as a team and enjoy the game just as much as I have. It has been a great experience over the last 10 years playing as I remember being handed mine 10 years ago. for this amazing club and I want to thank the club committee, It has been a pleasure playing at this club since the age of and all the coaches I have played under. I’ve enjoyed every 6 and I’d like to thank the club for such an amazing experience moment at the Como-Jannali club and I’m excited to move up for myself, my team and every other player from this club. I to one of the men’s teams next year. have learnt the values of this club and the game and I’m sure During the time I’ve been at this club, I’ve appreciated all the I can say that everyone, including myself is extremely grateful hard work put in by the committee and volunteers. Thank you for what this club has provided for us. I have enjoyed every to all the coaches, managers and parents for all your help. minute at this club, win or lose, I’ve still had an amazing time Whether it’s standing out in the middle umpiring on a hot representing Como-Jannali. summer’s day or helping with scoring, organising the teams Congratulations to all the players here that have just finished or running your kids around the shire on a Saturday morning. an amazing season whether it was their first or last, who have I’m sure all the players would like to thank you and we are all all inspired each other to keep at it and give 110% to everything. extremely grateful for all the help and advice that you have You have all shown a high level of sportsmanship, teamwork, given us. friendship, athleticism and skill over this past season and it’s It is a great honour to be chosen as club captain for my 10th great to see. I hope you will all come back next season and and final year at this junior club. I have experienced so many proudly wear the baggy blue and green to play this great game memorable times at this club, such as being in a great team of cricket for Como-Jannali, and for many more seasons to with long standing teammates from the under 8’s to being come. involved in winning two consecutive grand finals. It was a Thank you all. fantastic experience to hand out the caps and shake hands with all the excited new players at the beginning of the season, Tom Andrew Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club | 2019-20 YEARBOOK 5 Treasurers Report The finances of the Cricket Club reflect the Committee’s commitment to ensuring that cricket remains accessible and affordable for all children wishing to participate and represent our community club. Whilst the Club intends to remain financial stable it is not our goal to accumulate funds and accordingly aim to generate income sufficient to meet the expenses of the club. The Junior Club had balance at 31 March 2020 of $19,019 Given the limited additional fundraising undertaken by the club representing a cash deficit for the year of $604. in recent years, this represents an adequate outcome. The finances have been assisted during the year by the receipt The deficit had been anticipated and reflects additional of two grants that have assisted with the maintenance of expenses associated with the format changes to the under 10 equipment for members. We thank Jason Felice in particular for and under 12 competitions, the introduction of a female only his efforts in this respect. We also acknowledge and thank the team in the Sixer’s League, the finalisation of the new shirt assistance of long term sponsors Jannali Physiotherapy and rollout and the amounts payable to the Association in relation BrentnallsNSW. to the administration of the competition. Opening Bank Balance: 01 April 2019 19,623.00 Add: Receipts Registrations 18,066.97 Clothes Sales 30.00 Fundraising 349.94 Sponsors 800.00 Ball Rebates 571.43 Interest - Government Grants 2,735.65 Other - 22,553.99 Less: Expenses Equipment and Balls 7,735.81 Clothes and Hats 3,458.95 Association Fees 7,650.00 Promotion 582.75 Ground Maintenances 96.12 Trophies and Presentation Night 3,154.45 Umpires - Other 480.00 (23,158.08) Closing Bank Balance: 31 March 2020 19,018.91 6 Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club | 2019-20 YEARBOOK Como Jannali Junior Cricket Club | 2019-20 YEARBOOK 7 16B Grand Final Report After an undefeated season, including a 199 run win over 2nd place earlier in the season, the boys headed into the Grand Final off the back of a 1 run victory against the same team two balls before losing their last wicket. What it meant was that the third clash between the Como lads and Bangor was going to be a tight one. As Grand Final day arrived, the weather was more akin to an The win was absolutely the right result for this team who had English Winter but with only a minor delay play started. An been convincing all year in not dropping a game. However, we outstanding opening stand settled the nerves and the game all know that spot doesn’t always respect what should happen.
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