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SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) 40Th Annual Report Season SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) 40th Annual Report Season 2016/17 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) 40th Annual Report Season 2016/17 Contents Benefactors .................................................................................................................................................. 2 Officer Bearers 2016/17 ............................................................................................................................... 3 Award Winners – Club ................................................................................................................................. 4 Award Winners – Playing ............................................................................................................................. 5 President’s Report........................................................................................................................................ 6 Coach’s Report ............................................................................................................................................. 8 1st Grade Report ......................................................................................................................................... 10 2nd Grade Report ........................................................................................................................................ 12 3rd Grade Report ........................................................................................................................................ 14 4th Grade Report ........................................................................................................................................ 16 Colts Report ............................................................................................................................................... 19 Under 17’s Report ...................................................................................................................................... 20 Under 15’s Report ...................................................................................................................................... 21 Under 14’s Report (McKenzie Shield) ........................................................................................................ 22 Under 13s’ Report (Inverarity Shield) ........................................................................................................ 23 Female A Grade Report .............................................................................................................................. 24 Female B Grade Report .............................................................................................................................. 25 Outstanding Performances ........................................................................................................................ 26 2016/17 Men’s Batting and Bowling Averages .......................................................................................... 27 All Men’s Grades Leading Batting and Bowling Season Aggregates ............................................... 36 2016/17 Female Batting & Bowling Averages ........................................................................................... 38 1st Grade Aggregates 1977/78 to 2016/17 ................................................................................................ 44 100 1st Grade Games Played ...................................................................................................................... 47 Club History .............................................................................................................................................. 48 Club Premierships and Championships ...................................................................................................... 50 1st Grade Match Results 1977/78 to 2016/17 ........................................................................................... 51 Season 2016/17 40th Annual Report Page 1 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Benefactors The Subiaco Floreat Cricket Club would like to thank: for wicket maintenance and support services at Floreat Oval and Alderbury Reserve. We also thank the following sponsors for the help and support received during the 2016/17 Season: Season 2016/17 40th Annual Report Page 2 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Officer Bearers 2016/17 PRESIDENT Mr G. O’Brien VICE PRESIDENTS Mr S. Pearce Mr G. Di Rosso Mr A. Sculthorpe SECRETARY Mr S. McKenzie TREASURER Mr S. Pearce MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Mr E. Carey Mr L. Davies Ms E. King Mr T. Monteleone Mr M. Nicholson Mr J. Parker Mr A. Wilson JUNIOR ADMINISTRATOR Mr A. Sculthorpe WACA DELEGATES WADCC - Mr L. Davies Juniors - Mr A. Sculthorpe WFCCC - Ms. M Banting CLUB COACH Mr D. Reeve LIFE MEMBERS J.W. Rutherford, R.D. Burgess*, J.H.E Dickens*, D.F. Phillips*, M.C. Lee*, D.E. Hoare, J.M. Hubble, A.R.B. King, R.G.H. Hann, D.K. Phillips, L.J. Barnes, R.W. Statham, G.L. Stafford, A.D. Bolton, T.M. Alderman, K.D. Payne, G.W. Fitzgerald, J. Rule*, C. Beattie, K. Darragh, J. Worland*, I. Plaisted, R. Bolton, J.H.M. Campbell, L. Davies, G.J. Catlin, G. Swan, V. Rule, P. Thomson CAPTAINS Mr C. Hansberry 1st Grade Mr S. Pearce 2nd Grade Mr C. O’Brien 3rd Grade Mr G. Di Rosso 4th Grade Mr D. Watson Colts Ms N. Bolton A Grade Female Ms E. Alderson B Grade Female A GRADE SCORER Mr D. Shelton BANK National Australia Bank Season 2016/17 40th Annual Report Page 3 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Award Winners – Club CHAMPION MALE CLUB CRICKETER - M.C. BOLTON SHIELD Andrew Holder donated by the Bolton family CHAMPION FEMALE CLUB CRICKETER - M.C. BOLTON PLATE Lizzy Alderson donated by the Bolton family BEST CLUBMAN - TONY CRANSTOUN MEMORIAL AWARD Sam Pearce donated by Eric Carey SPINE AWARD - Greg Maskiell Memorial Award Gianni Di Rosso for Spirit, Performance, Involvement, Nature & Effort – Donated by Vince Rule MOST IMPROVED MALE CRICKETER Andrew Holder & donated by Jenny and Dave Hansberry Aaron Lilly MOST IMPROVED FEMALE CRICKETER Jess Emery donated by Jenny and Dave Hansberry JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR Hamish McKenzie donated by Gianni Di Rosso THE RAY YOUNG FIRST GRADE BEST PLAYER Andrew Holder donated by Larry Davies “When I was playing the game we never had the benefit of TV or video to analyse our techniques or look at faults, we depended on other cricketers to watch us and then tell us what they thought we were doing wrong.” Geoffrey Boycott Season 2016/17 40th Annual Report Page 4 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) Award Winners – Playing MALE 1st GRADE BATTING AWARD - A.D. DREW MEMORIAL TROPHY Alex Malcolm donated by Kevin Payne 703 Runs @ 43.94 1st GRADE BOWLING AWARD - JOHN NICE MEMORIAL TROPHY Andrew Holder donated by Larry Davies 57 Wickets @ 18.51 2nd GRADE BATTING AWARD - KARL PLAISTED MEMORIAL TROPHY Stefan Collins donated by Stuart and Ruth McKenzie 442 Runs @ 31.57 2nd GRADE BOWLING AWARD Hamish McKenzie donated by Stuart and Ruth McKenzie 17 Wickets @ 19.59 3rd GRADE BATTING AWARD Ben Hotchkin donated by the O’Brien Family 374 Runs @ 34.00 3rd GRADE BOWLING AWARD Raman Singh donated by the Raven Family 24 Wickets @ 15.13 4th GRADE BATTING AWARD Mitch Carey donated by Greg Catlin 299 @ 37.38 4th GRADE BOWLING AWARD Tom Moscarda donated by Greg Catlin 19 Wickets @ 18.68 FEMALE A GRADE BATTING AWARD Megan Banting donated by Kevin Payne 296 Runs @ 37.00 A GRADE BOWLING AWARD Heather Graham donated by Greg Catlin 16 Wickets @ 11.88 B GRADE BATTING AWARD Lizzy Alderson donated by the O’Brien and Raven families 372 Runs @ 53.14 B GRADE BOWLING AWARD Dani Vandenbook donated by Stuart and Ruth McKenzie 11 Wickets @ 18.37 Season 2016/17 40th Annual Report Page 5 SUBIACO FLOREAT CRICKET CLUB (Inc.) President’s Report I like to measure our Club’s success on not just what happens on the field but also what happens off it. I try to reflect on the 3 Rs being Reputation, Respect and Results. If we have it right then we should be able to fill our playing lists with cricketers who want to be at our Club for all of the right reasons and who will remain lifelong supporters and enjoy success together in all aspects of their life. I am never concerned if a player leaves our club to strive for success. The measure of our Club’s success is if they feel they can return and still achieve their goals. Our current 1st Grade premiership team contained 5 players who left for good cause during their playing days and all returned to win a premiership together. That is a sign of a successful culture and a bond that will survive beyond their playing days. In my humble view, we are pretty good and with a continued strong focus by those entrusted with leadership, we will continue to build from our solid foundations. We have a Club due to the hard work of our former players and committee but we should never have former supporters. If anyone has been involved with the Club in their lives, hopefully they will always want to be supporters of the Club. To me, the depth of our Club shone when I walked around the WACA at the grand final and introduced myself to 2 elderly spectators who had caught a ride from their retirement home to come to watch both days of the final and support the boys. To Mr and Mrs Cann, it was a pleasure to catch up with you and how brilliant to see them excited by the win. Our coaching staff work hard to build players into mature decision makers who can perform under pressure. A highlight was seeing Dermot make judgement calls about when
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