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Season 2007/08 80 SUBIACO MARIST CRICKET CLUB 2007/2008 Yearbook 9th Edition Spirit Mateship Character Commitment CONTENTS PRESIDENT’S REPORT – MICHAEL XANTHIS 1 COMMITTEE AND SPONSORS FOR THE 2007/2008 SEASON 2 HONORARY MEMBERS 3 Life Members 3 WASTCA Combined Team Representatives 3 Womens Representative Achievements 4 WASTCA Board of Directors Representatives 5 Club Records to End of 2007/20/08 Season 6 Partnership Records 6 Personal Milestones 7 Personal Season Records 11 Trophy Winners 2007/08 Season 15 CLUB RECORDS TO END OF 2007/08 SEASON 17 Grade Highest & Lowest Scores 17 Centuries 18 7 Catches/Stumpings in an Innings 22 7 Wickets in an Innings 22 10 Wickets in a Match 24 Grade Partnership Records 25 YEARLY RESULTS- PREMIERSHIPS- ASSOCIATION AWARDS 28 CAPTAINS’ REPORTS 35 First Grade 35 Third Grade 39 Fifth Grade 43 Seventh Grade 49 Tenth Grade 53 One Day Grade – Division 1 58 One Day Grade – Division 2 63 A Grade 70 Colts 74 SEASON STATISTICS 2007/08 78 Hall Of Fame Batting 78 Hall Of Fame Bowling 79 PLAYER STATISTICS AT END OF SEASON 2007/08 80 PRESIDENT’S REPORT – MICHAEL XANTHIS Well what a fantastic year for the club in season 2007/08. The success on the field during the year was absolutely sensational and all players should be congratulated. Subiaco Marist Cricket Club is a proud club and our rewards on the field during the year have come from the collective efforts of everyone out on the field. The club started our finals campaign with all Senior Male and Female teams making it to the Semi Finals. This is a feat that has never before been achieved by our club and possibly not by any suburban cricket club in Perth. After the first week of finals it was left to Ladies A, First Grade, Third Grade and the One Day Side to contest the Grand Finals. It was a great effort for the Senior Men’s sides to have both first grade and third grade in the final. History will show that first grade and third grade were beaten but their efforts over the season were superb. A big thank you to Shane Properjohn as leader of first grade, his off field leadership this year was excellent, and laid the platform for the disciplines required to compete in first grade. To our Premiership Winning Sides – We Salute You.As a player we must never take for granted how tough it is to win a premiership in any sport at any level. I would like to congratulate the following sides on bringing home a flag for Subiaco Marist Cricket Club. 10th Grade Premiers- One Day and Two DayPremiers One Day Premiers- One Day Division 1 Ladies Premiers- WACA “A” Grade Thank you to each of Dave Palmer, Matt Angus and Avril Fahey respectively for your leadership during the year. I would like to make particular mention of two members who were bestowed a life membership of the club during season 2007/08. The two members in Avril Fahey and Shane Properjohn epitomise what it means to be a great member of our club. Both Avril and Shane have put in superb efforts over a long period of time, both from a playing, captaincy and committee roles. I would like to thank all our hard working volunteers that assist the club during the year. Thank you to all our captains/vice captains for taking on the job this year. Thanks to Rosco Properjohn for taking the nets, you do an excellent job in coordinating over 50 plus people at training. John Lucas always does a power of work at the club and this year was no exception, so thanks JL We look forward to seeing all players back again for season 2008/09 with a new set of challenges that awaits us. Michael Xanthis President 1 COMMITTEE AND SPONSORS FOR THE 2007/2008 SEASON President - Michael Xanthis Vice President -David Durack Secretary -Wade Spilcker Treasurer -Colin Haughton GeneralCommittee -Shane Properjohn - Paul Phythian -Angele Gray - Dave Palmer - Michael Spiteri Sponsors -Sentinel Stockbroking (Norm Robinson) -BGC Insurance (Steve Robertson) -Scarboro Toyota (Andrew Howes) - Silema Technology (Anthony Spiteri) - Sports Specialists (Alistair Barnes) -City Beach Fine Wines (Jack Penniment) - Annalice Framing Creations - MKT Tax (Justin McGovern) - Floreat Physiotherapy (Sean Sargent) - Promotion Professionals (Trev Gaynor) - Evans and Tate Wines (Steve McCarthy) - Simple Signman - Jariya’s Thai -Herdsman Fresh Essentials 2 HONORARY MEMBERS Life Members - John Lucas - Ken Welsh - Andrew Howes - Geoff Hay - Jan Law-Davis - Anthony Byrne - Ollie Leslie (Dec.) - Pauline Drage - Peter Hood - Gill Leslie (Dec.) - Mark Fredericks - Denise Bradley - M. Hayes - Alice Warren - Angele Gray - Isabel James (Dec.) - Jean True - Graham Harley - Michael Haynes - Steve McCarthy - Anthony Appelbee - Jimmy James - Lindy Morison - Bill Morris - Tim Wills - Jenny Owens - Kim Skelton - Elizabeth Hicks - Chris Leonard - Shane Properjohn - John Magyar - Anthonie Howes -Avril Fahey - Ollie Staffe - John Sparks - Peter Kennedy - David Burge WASTCA Combined Team Representatives Gareth Batty - MCE Seniors Jason Brown - WASTCA Colts Scott Brown - WASTCA Colts and MCE Colts David Burge - Veterans Greg Colgan - Seniors (Man of the Match WASTCA v W.A Colts 1980/81) Chris Connell - WASTCA Colts Michael Cotterill - WASTCA Colts Matthew Dunstan - WASTCA Colts Scott Gaynor - WASTCA and MCE Colts Andrew Georgiades - WASTCA and MCE Colts Greg Gillam - WASTCA Colts Colin Haughton - WASTCA Colts Geoff Hay - Chairmans XI Graham Haywood - WASTCA Seniors Carl Hopkinson - WASTCA Seniors Andrew Howes - WASTCA and MCE Seniors and WASTCA Veterans Matthew Howes - WASTCA Colts Tony Howes - Veterans Glenn Howie - WASTCA Colts Tyson Joyce - WASTCA Colts and MCE Colts Jibran Kahn - WASTCA Seniors Greg Kennis - MCE Seniors Damian Lalor - WASTCA Colts Steve McCarthy - Chairmans XI and Colts Paul Meyer - WASTCA and MCE Colts Peter Moldrich - WASTCA Seniors and MCE Seniors Mark Mordini - WASTCA and MCE Colts Ray Mordini - WASTCA Colts Danny Miller - WASTCA Seniors and MCE Seniors Robert Morgan - WASTCA Colts Michael Murphy - WASTCA Colts William Morris - Veterans 3 WASTCA Combined Team Representatives (Cont.) Chris Nash - WASTCA Seniors and MCE Seniors Simon Pigliardo - WASTCA Colts Ben Preece - WASTCA Colts Shane Properjohn - WASTCA Colts (Captain & V.Captain) and WASTCA Seniors James Pyemont - WASTCA Seniors Wade Spilcker - WASTCA Seniors and MCE Seniors (Capt & V.Capt) Matthew Spriegle - WASTCA Seniors Luke Sutton - WASTCA Seniors Dale Thompson - WASTCA Seniors Michael Thornely - WASTCA Seniors Russell Trainor - WASTCA Colts Neil Turk - WASTCA Seniors Ken Welsh - Veterans Womens Representative Achievements Helen Andrews - WA U17 (Captain & State Player of 2000/01), U19 (V.Capt 2003/04), Senior Heather Asquith - WA Senior Cherie Bambury - WA U18 & Senior, Australia Youth (V. Capt 1995/96) & Senior, 1992/93 Junior Lords Taverners Award Helen Bancroft - WA U21 Cherie Barber - WA U/17 Rachel Bench - WA U17 & U19 (State Player of 2000/01), WA Senior Patrice Berthold - WA U/19, WA Senior Nicole Bolton - WA U19 & Senior, Australia U23 Caroline Bradley - WA Senior Leah Bridges - WA U18, U19 (Capt 1996/97) & Senior Lisa Brittain - WA U21 & Senior Elizabeth Brown - WA U19 (V. Capt 1996/97) Nandini Bhundia - WA U17 Kate Burns - WA Senior Elwyn Campbell - WA U18 (V. Capt 1994/95) & Senior (V. Capt 1998/99), Australia Youth Carol Caporn (Player) - WA U21 & Senior Louise Capper (Carver) - WA Senior Jennifer Coomb - WA U18 Sarah Derozario - WA U21 (Capt 1989/90), 1988/89 Junior Lords Taverners Award Julie Donnan - WA U21 Libby Downs - WA U21 & Senior Denise Emerson (Alderman) - WA Senior, Australia Senior Tegan Empson - WA U18 Avril Fahey - WA U18 & Senior, Australia Senior, WA Senior Captain & Vice Captain Sue Flett - WA U21 & Senior Vicki Foote - WA U18, U21 & Senior, Australia Youth Karen Fox - WA Senior Tracey Gascoigne - WA U21 Zoe Goss - WA U21 & Senior (Capt 1990-95), Australia Senior Angele Gray - WA U21 & Senior (Capt 1995-98, V. Capt 1999/2000), Australia Youth, State Player of Year 2001/02 Kay Hall - WA U17 & U19, WA Senior April Hames - WA Senior 4 Womens Representative Achievements (cont) Theresa Harrison - WA U17 & U19 Twanay Hartung - WA U17 Monica Healy - WA U18 Wendy Hills - WA Senior, Australia Senior Dawn Holden - WA Senior Lyn Hollingsworth (Smith) - WA Senior Charlotte Horton - WA Senior Rhonda Kendall - WA U21 & Senior, Australia Senior Zoe Kissane - WA U19 & Senior, Australia Youth Emma King - WA U17 (Vice Captain) & U19, Australia U17 Honour Team Lucy Lane - WA U17 Jan Law-Davis - WA Senior Frances Leonard - WA Senior, Australia Senior Donelle Lester - WA U17 Trisha Lester - WA U17 Suzanne Lienert - WA U21 & Senior (Capt 1998/99) Rachel Loh - WA U17, U19 Sarah Maher - WA Senior Amanda Marsh - WA U21 & Senior Alex Maskiell - WA U19 Shelley Michelle - WA Senior Laura Nussbaum - WA U21 Amy O’Connell - WA U19 Peta Odgers - WA Senior Jenny Owens - WA Senior, Australia Senior Leanne Philippe (Wakefield) - WA U21 & Senior Carolyn Phillips - WA Senior Mikka Poelina - WA U19 Sue Poole - WA Senior Rebecca Prike - WA U17 (Charlie Burke U17 Rising Star Award 2003/04), WA U19 Julie Reid - WA U21 & Senior Rachel Reynolds - WA U19 (V. Capt 1998/99) Rhiannon Roberts - WA U18 & U19 Terri Russell - WA Senior, Australia Senior Lauren Shaw - WA U17 (V. Capt 2002/03), U19 Debbie Sparks - WA U18, U21 & Senior Renee Stewart - WA U18 & U19, 1998 Kent St SHS Cricket Program Caroline Stone - WA U18 & Senior Grace Taylor - WA U17 Robyn Theedom - WA Senior Coralie Towers - WA Senior Kelly Tyrrell - WA Senior Rachelle Varney - WA U21 Sarah Young - WA U17 & U19 WASTCA Board of Directors Representatives David Burge Geoff Hay John Lucas 5 Club Records to End of 2007/20/08 Season Most Games Played: John Lucas -348 Most Runs Scored: Ken Welsh – 7,540 Most Wickets Taken: Andrew Howes - 675 Most Catches/Stumpings Taken:Kim Skelton -278 Highest Individual Score: Greg Watkins - 208 vs Whitfords 8th Grade 2000/01 Best Bowling in an Innings: Greg Colgan - 10/37 vs Girrawheen 4th Grade 1980/81 Grand Final Best Bowling in a Match: Pauline Drage – 7/12 + 6/10 vs Cygnets W’A’ Grade 1968/69 Highest Team Score: 416 vs Bedford 5th Grade 1979/80 Lowest Opposition Score: 4 vs Cygnets W’A’ Grade 1964/65 Partnership Records Wicket Players Runs Grade Season 1.
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