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WEST TORRENS DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB EAGLE EYE December 2016 Issue WTDCC Directory of Officials 2016-17 Board of Management President Denis Brien Chairman Scott Jones Secretary Amy Agnew Treasurer Gary Rennie Elected Members Andrew Capel, Leigh Drennan, Jack Dugan, Marty Edmunds (Junior Co- odinator) Josh Foulis, Sharon Harris (Women’s Co-ordinator), Allan Hutton, Peter Hutton, Tony Jones (SACA Proxy Delegate), Kent Sendy (Sponsorship Co-ordinator) Greg Stanford (SACA Delegate), Brenton Woolford and Tom Woolford. Junior Committee Daryl Marshall (Chairman) Julie Brown (Secretary) Marty Edmunds (Junior Coordinator, WSJCA Delegate) Amy Agnew (YP Rep) David Crouch (Child Safety Officer) Emily Smith (U16 Liaison) Karen Zunic, Tracy Croft, Benjy Paolo and Junior Coaches. Senior Cricket Committee Brenton Woolford (Chairman – Cricket Director), David Bourn, Andrew Capel and Jack Dugan Cricket Director Brenton Woolford Women’s Cricket Co-ordinator Sharon Harris Junior Co-ordinator Marty Edmunds Practice Co-ordinator Richard Williams Senior Men’s Coaching Panel Mark Harrity (Senior Coach) Dan Cullen (Assistant Coach) David Bourn (Assistant Coach) Leigh Drennan (Assistant Coach) Brenton Woolford (Cricket Director) Senior Women’s Coach Leigh Drennan (Senior Coach) Senior Team Managers Richard Williams (Men’s 1 st Grade) Greg Stanford (Men’s 2 nd Grade) Mark Harris (Women’s 1 st Grade) 1 | P a g e westerneagles.com Men’s Selection Panel Brenton Woolford (Chairman) Mark Harrity and the Captains Women’s Selection Panel Leigh Drennan and the Captains Junior Coaching Panel Tom Maegraith (U.16) Jack Dugan (U.16 Assistant and RSS Assistant) Nick Maegraith (U.14 and U.12) Tom Cousins (U14 Assistant) Darren Joseph (Ray Sutton Shield) Jarrad Hoskin (U.13 Red) Jason Stott (U.13 Yellow) Daniel Joseph (U.13 White) Denis Brien, Eric Freeman and David Mundy (Young Eagles Development squad - Boys) Lauren Ebsary and Jess Joseph (Young Eagles Development squad - Girls) Simon Krieg (U11). Junior Managers Lawrence Joseph (U16 Red) Matt Gammon (U.16 White) Daryl Marshall (U14 Red) Glen Brown (U14 White) Greg Hawke (RSS) Andrew Boeyen (U.13 Red) Peter Hill (U.11) Captains (Men) 1st Grade Kelvin Smith (c) Leigh Drennan (vc) 2nd Grade Nick Maegraith 3rd Grade Simon Kreig 4th Grade Darren Joseph Captains (Women) 1st Grade Jess Joseph 2nd Grade Caroline Ward In2Cricket Blair Wickham (Head Coach), Liam Dorward, Adam Dorward and Jordy Capel plus Colin Cocks (Admin) Editorial Eagle Eye Denis Brien (editor) and Tim Allen (Formatting/Printing) Fortnightly Newsletter Charlie Rumbelow and Scott Jones Web Master Blair Wickham Non-Playing Membership Co-ordinators Noaline and Denis Brien Historian/Archivist Denis Brien Fund Raising/Sponsorship Co-ordinators Kent Sendy, Alan Hutton and Julie Brown 2 | P a g e westerneagles.com Canteen/Catering Committee Latisha Polkinghorne (convenor) Michelle Capel, Alan Hutton, Peter Hutton, Jenny and Richard Williams Social and Events Committee Tyson Negerman (convenor) Jordan Capel, Darren Joseph, Jess Joseph, Sean O'Dwyer, Blair Wickham and Tom Woolford Henley Football Club Liaison Denis Brien and Scott Jones Henley High School Liaison Alan Hutton Grounds/Facilities Coordinator Trent Kelly SACA Cricket Development Officer Lachlan Tosh (Metropolitan) Ben Brown (Country) CLUB CONTACTS President Denis Brien 8356 7132 [email protected] Chairman Scott Jones 0403 439 193 [email protected] Secretary Amy Agnew 0408 890 983 [email protected] Treasurer Gary Rennie 0403 339 267 [email protected] Membership Noaline Brien 8356 7132 [email protected] Women’s Co-ordinator Sharon Harris 8355 2793 / 0408 155 095 [email protected] Junior Chairman Daryl Marshall 0414 378 177 [email protected] Junior Secretary Julie Brown 0431 713 417 [email protected] Junior Co-ordinator Marty Edmunds 0408 120 470 [email protected] Bank Transfers BSB 105 900 ACCT 145 274 840 Bank SA Receivers of Handballs Rocka and Scott 3 | P a g e westerneagles.com LIFE MEMBERS Tim Allen Don Beitz Thomas Bishop + Rex Blundell David Bourn Marlene Bourn Max Bourn Hugh Bridgman + Denis Brien Noaline Brien Jack Carr David Cassidy Ron Cassidy + Charles Chittleborough + James Chittleborough + Max Conroy Percy Coombe + H.J. (Bert) Day + Keith DeBoar Geoff Delbridge Roger Dugan Ian Edgley Brian Flaherty Bob Hank + Ron Hamence + Andrew Haslett Bert Heairfield + Ben Higgins Bob Hitchcox + David Hookes + Pat Hookes + Malcolm Howell Brian Isaac Arthur (Affie) Jarvis + Scott Jones Frank Kennedy + Brian Kerr Norm King + Helen Lewis Kevin Lewis Malcolm Lewis Daniel Lynch John Lynch Don Manson + Ray McCormick+ Chris Miles Matt Minagall Daniel Murdoch Rick Niehuus + Tim Nielsen Chris O’Reilly Ivor Paech + Logan Pastyn James Pyke Ian Ravenscroft Chris Read David Rex Dean Rex + Neil Richardson Sid Ridings + Phil Ridings + Adam Rumbelow Fred Shaw + Alan Smith + Andy Smith + Ben Smith Brian Smith Dean Smith Kevin Smith + B.S.C. (Wally) Smith + Graham Stanford Ross Stanford + Maurie Sykes + Jarrad Taylor H.W. (Dick) Tomkins + Lloyd Turner Hiram Varley + Daniel Voyzey Aub Webster + John Wilde + Peter Wiles Daryl Wood Angus Woolcock + Doug Wyman Grant Wyman Murray Yates Hindmarsh C.C. A.J.Barnes + G.H.Tolley + 4 | P a g e westerneagles.com NON-PLAYING MEMBERS (as at 12 th December) Blue and Gold Eagle (22) Rex Blundell Dr Peter Byrne AM (Mil) Paul Caica MP Jack Carr Keith DeBoar Ian Edgley Steve Georganas MP Andrew Haslett Brian Isaac John Jarvis Kym Laslett Brian LeCornu John Lynch Ian McPhee Chris Reid Adam Rumbelow Charlie Rumbelow Greg Stanford Annabelle Waugh Michael Waugh Daryl Wood Murray Yates Golden Eagle (16) Denis Brien Noaline Brien Josh Foulis Barry Fry OAM John Gazzola MLC Jenny Haslett Alan Hutton Anita Lynch Greg Mahoney Mary McCormick Kym Mickan Jim Parrington Gary Rennie Des Rowe Gerard Treloar John Voyzey Blue Eagle (26) Rex Adams Amy Agnew James Agnew Lola Blundell Graham Bullard Les Burdett Andrew & Michelle Capel Betty Cassidy Chris Cunningham Bill Dow Megan Folland Rod Hill Malcolm House Dean Hoskin Joylene Hoskin John Humphries Michael Humphries Tony Jarvis Annette Johnson Peter Kelly Robert Manning John Nielsen Gayleen Richardson Murray Richardson Brenton Woolford Sue Woolford 5 | P a g e westerneagles.com PRESIDENT’S REPORT The season started in a great manner with 85 people attending the AGM in July – the largest attendance ever. With Charlie Rumbelow (Secretary) and Steve Weinmann (Treasurer) retiring, Amy Agnew, who has lads playing for the Club and Gary Rennie (former Adelaide and Port Adelaide player and Accountant) stepped up to fill the roles. We then filled the Board to capacity for the first time since moving our headquarters to Henley. When looking at the number of Board Members (see Directory of Officials) it may appear a little unwieldy. However nothing could be further from the truth. It is a young, vibrant and diligent group of people who have put their shoulder to the wheel to ensure that the oldest continuously operating cricket Club in South Australia continues in its rightful place – as an independent entity operating continuously in 1 st Grade and those other Grades in which it wishes to or is compelled to field teams. The Club is in a particularly healthy state. Last season we ended with the best financial position in our history – we have already surpassed that figure this season. The Men’s 1 st Grade side is undefeated and all other teams are very competitive. We put 15 teams onto the field each weekend, more than any other SACA Club (and possibly in South Australia). The Club has as many if not more volunteers than any other Club (see Directory of Officials) and an abundance of qualified Coaches. It is very re- assuring to watch the Under 14s enjoying their matches at the lovely tree lined Fulham North Primary School Oval and also see 4-5 parents in the kitchen organising Afternoon Tea and telling apocryphal stories of their youth. Equalling appealing is to attend Under 11 and Under 13 training on Fridays and watch 40 enthusiastic hopefuls enjoying themselves amid the aroma of a sausage sizzle capably cooked by Peter Hill and supervised by Tracey Croft. The Club is continuing discussions with the Port Adelaide Cricket Club. However, both Clubs have informed the SACA that neither Club wishes to merge as there have been quite a number of barriers to the formation of a joint enterprise, a major one being geography. From our discussions we have 6 | P a g e westerneagles.com found a logical way to eliminate the bye from Premier Grade cricket. Both the PACC and WTDCC see the solution to the Premier Men’s Grades bye is to create a 14 th Club at Mt. Barker in the next 4-5 years. A proposal had been forwarded to the SACA CEO Keith Bradshaw for consideration by the SACA Board of Management. At the time of writing the Men’s 1 st Grade team is enjoying a start to the season with a success rate better than in recent years as it is undefeated in all three forms of the game. It won the right to a home semi-final in the T20 competition. This will be played at Henley Oval on Tuesday 10 th January at 5.20 p.m. We would like as many people as possible to attend, senior and junior players and supporters, so that we have a large crowd present. The team has now played 9 matches for 7 wins and 2 draws, in each of which West Torrens was in a strong position. Unfortunately the Club has lost the services of 1 st Grade opener Eric Laubscher after the match against East Torrens in Round 4. Eric and his partner have transferred to Melbourne due to employment opportunities. Eric was a highly talented young ‘leggie’ for Southern Districts playing key roles in various South Australian Under age teams.
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