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ILLAWONG MENAI CRICKET CLUB INC. OFFICE BEARERS 2011/2012 PRESIDENT: Gary Fattore SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Rod Whatley SENIOR SECRETARY: Joel Cross SECRETARY: Michael Coughtrey TREASURER: Alan Phillips REGISTRAR: Alan Phillips WEBMASTER: Paul Burton PUBLICITY OFFICER: Peter Nielsen EQUIPMENT & FACILITIES CO-ORDINATOR: Rod Whatley COACHING CO-ORDINATOR: Gary Hawksworth IN2CRICKET CO-ORDINATOR Gary Hawksworth COMMITTEE: Stephen Sherwin COMMITTEE: Raiko Miletich COMMITTEE: Rod Aggett COMMITTEE: Allison Watson COMMITTEE: Amanda Hanna YEAR PRESIDENT SNR. VICE JNR. VICE SENIOR JUNIOR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY SECRETARY 1977/78 D Trounce M King 1978/79 B Butler M King 1979/80 B Butler R Richardson 1980/81 C Mann R Richardson 1981/82 C Mann B Harvey R George N Bray 1982/83 C Mann C Paddy D Carson N Bray 1983/84 C Mann B Harvey D Carson S Norton 1984/85 R Bowker T Baker J Wrigley N Best 1985/86 H Solomons K Aldous D Carson N Best 1986/87 H Solomons K. Aldous C Storich N Best 1987/88 H Solomons K Aldous M Jeff N Best 1988/89 N Best A Jeff M Jeff S Routh 1989/90 B Williamson D Carson S Routh 1990/91 B Williamson J Kennis S Routh 1991/92 J Kennis P Taylor E Zeman 1992/93 J Kennis M McGeachie P Taylor S Routh 1993/94 J Kennis V Routh M Barbar G McBarron 1994/95 B Williamson M McGeachie S Simpson T Allen 1995/96 B Williamson K Myers S Brown T Allen 1996/97 T Allen E Simons K Myers G Solomon P Baldwin 1997/98 T Allen G Solomon K Myers P Baldwin 1998/99 T Allen G Solomon K Myers P Baldwin 1999/00 P Baldwin D Lee K Myers S A Copp 2000/01 P Baldwin G Fitzgibbon K Myers S A Copp 2001/02 P Baldwin G Fitzgibbon R Aggett S A Copp 2002/03 R Aggett G Ward P Smith S A Copp 2003/04 R Aggett G Ward P Smith A McLean 2004/05 R Aggett G Ward D Mallitt S Milmlow A McLean 2005/06 R Aggett G Ward S Milmlow A McLean 2006/07 R Aggett S Milmlow A McLean 2007/08 G Ross N Koovarjee S Milmlow A McLean 2008/09 G Ross N Koovarjee S Milmlow A McLean 2009/10 G Ross N Koovarjee R Whatley A Vaughan 2010/11 G Ross R Whatley B Weldon M Coughtrey 2011/12 G Fattore R Whately M Coughtrey MAJOR SPONSORS Kingsgrove Sports, Club Menai 1 SPONSORS Audio Australia, McDonalds, Video Ezy, Greg Morahan Solicitors and Barristers, Crispin and Jeffrey Chartered Accountants, Colin’s Illawong Butchery, John Sweet Builders, Carpac Automotive PRESIDENT’S REPORT Presidents Report In what continues to be a transition period for the Club we see the loss of another committee member whose value contribution to the Club over many years will be sadly lost. Alan Phillips has held many positions with IMCC over 8 years during which the last year saw no direct involvement with a team. Alan will be sadly missed by the Club. Amanda Hanna will also be leaving the committee after 2 years effort. I wish them all the best and thank them for their contributions. In the same time I welcome Brian Hamilton to the committee and thank him along with our other committee members, Michael, Rod, Allison, Peter, Garry, Stephen, Paul, Raiko and Joel, for their continued efforts in supporting the Club and ensuring the backroom efforts are completed to enable our kids to play cricket each week. Despite a drop in junior numbers this season across the Shire, IMCC remained the second largest Club in the SSJCA competition for season 2011/12. Along with our IN2Cricket participants, the14 junior teams and 8 senior teams of the IMCC gave us good representation of teams across the Shire, which includes a strong representation across the Sutherland Representative teams and Emerging Blues programs.. The Club has a proud history which dates back to 1977 and I would like to acknowledge all past committee members and life members of the club in their efforts for the club over these years, and encourage you to jump on the website to gain a better understanding of the history of the club. Added to this history was the award for Sports Club of the year for the Menai district 2011. This must be acknowledgment of the effort of the past committee members. On the park we had many outstanding performances both individually and as teams, while we also had many outstanding performances from the coaches and managers of the teams. Whilst it is all about the players playing the game for enjoyment and development it needs to be recognised that coaches and managers play a huge part in the team. I believe we have a great group of coaches and managers across all our teams from the 16As right down to the 8Bs. This was no more evident in our Premiership teams the 16Bs and the 12Ds whereby the Clubs’ ‘Fair Go’ policy was implemented from the first ball to the very last. It was also evident in our other 2 finalists teams the 12Bs and the 10Cs. Congratulations on all 4 teams for making the final and also the way in which you played the game and the season. Congratulations also to all other teams that competed as best they could whilst always ensuring all players got a fair go. Key Statistics for 2011-12 Season 14 junior teams, 12 playing competition, 4 finalists, 2 premierships 8 senior teams, 1 finalist, 0 premierships 35 Cricket Australia Backed IN2Cricket participants, including 8 girls Australian Sports Commission backed programs clinics run across 6 BASC 3 Steve Cush run Coaching sessions Primary School sessions with the support of Cricket NSW Special Thanks I would like to acknowledge our major sponsors, Club Central Menai and Kingsgrove Sports for their continued and valued support of the Club for many years. Also like to acknowledge Audio Australia for their ongoing support of our cricketer of the round awards and McDonalds Menai and Video Easy Menai for their weekly encouragement awards. Special thanks to Crispin & Jeffery Chartered Accountants, Colin’s Butchery, Greg Morahan Solicitors, John Sweet Builders and Carpac automotive. Final thanks to Bunnings at Kirrawee for the fundraising opportunity BBQ, and all the supporters of that day. 2 Next Season We are always looking for ways to improve the clubs performance and help the players become better cricketers and enjoy their cricketing experience even more, so from feedback we have received during the year, along with what we are currently doing we intend to introduce/trial the following initiatives next season and continue to work with all the associated cricketing bodies to help develop our game in the area. Age co coordinators Updated Grading Policy Increased Specialist Coaching sessions Indoor Bowling Machine access Increases in Primary and BASC centres I trust your experience this season was enjoyable and I look forward to leading the Club into the next season and beyond to uphold the short but proud history of the Illawong –Menai Cricket Club. Go the Kook ‘as Thank you Gary Fattore – President IN2CRICKET REPORT This year’s IN2Cricket program was up on numbers from the previous year with 35 cricketers going around Coachwood Oval every Friday afternoon during October, November and December. The IN2Cricket program teaches the basics of the game and this year we had a record number of girls participate which is a sign of cricket across all ages and formats of the game. As well as under 6 and 7s participating in the program we also have 4 under 10 boys that also gained a lot out of the program allowing them to focus on the finer techniques of the game and allowed them to improve their weekend games. The IN2Cricket program is a great feeder into the BIG weekend cricket that is the next step for a lot of these participants. Others just enjoy the fun activities whilst getting to understand the basics of cricket. Either way it is a great format for under 6/7s to understand and enjoy the game to see if it is a sport that they wish to participate in long term. I would like to thanks the support team of James and Luke Hawksworth, Tim Sherwin, Brendan Fattore, Tahl Hanna, Riley Biviano, and Aaron. A special thanks also to Peter Nielsen, Amanda Hanna and Debbie Fattore for the coordination of the giveaways and the end of season presentation/BBQ. Gary Hawksworth – In2Cricket Co-ordinator 3 JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR OLIVER SELBY Whether it be as a key batsmen or bowler Oliver was always reliable in scoring runs or taking key wickets. Oliver captained our team with distinction this year and has finished his junior career with over 1500 runs and 100 wickets for Illawong-Menai. Captain 16 A IMCC Captain SSJCA Watson Shield 2011/12 SSCC Green Shield representative 2011/12 2011/12 Batting Aggregate 226 2011/12 Batting Average 32.29 2011/12 Bowling Aggregate 11 2011/12 Bowling Average 10.55 4 SENIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR MATTHEW ANGUS 2011/12 Batting Aggregate 601 2011/12 Batting Average 66.78 2011/12 Keeper Dismissals 17 BEST INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS (JUNIOR) 8A Batting Aggregate Nicholas Poore 57 Batting Average Nicholas Poore 19 Bowling Aggregate Nicholas Poore 8 Bowling Average Nicholas Poore 15.75 Team Award Genevieve Rozanc 8B Batting Aggregate Zachary Franken 128 Batting Average Zachary Franken 21.33 Bowling Aggregate Zachary Franken 13 Bowling Average Zachary Franken 6.15 Team Award Alexander Holden 10B Batting Aggregate Daniel Towell 125 Batting Average Daniel Towell 20.83 Bowling Aggregate Daniel Milliken 8 Bowling Average Daniel Milliken 7.50 Team Award Cooper Towers 10C Batting Aggregate Patrick Fouracre 149 Batting Average Patrick Fouracre 49.67 Bowling Aggregate Jack Solo 10 Bowling Average Jack Solo 6.00 Team Award Callum Sweet 12B Batting Aggregate Timothy Brandt 357 Batting Average Timothy Brandt 51 Bowling Aggregate Luke Saunders 15 Bowling Average Luke Saunders 4.40 Team Award Daniel
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