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Todd Mcdonald WELCOME... CMCA PRIZE GIVING | BRUCE PULMAN PARK | WEDNESDAY 21st APRIL 2010 CRICKET AT ITS BEST ORDER OF EVENTS Welcome Junior Club Awards Senior Club Awards Guest Speaker- Daryl Tuffey Junior Rep Awards Senior Rep Awards Special Awards & Prize Draw Supper Served CRICKET AT ITS BEST OCTOBER HIGHLIGHTS Pukekohe Metro beat Karaka by 1 run in the Inder Lynch Twenty20 Final. Senior Rep debuts for Jason Martin (Weymouth), Stu Wood (Papakura), Jonny Wilkinson (Pukekohe Metro) and fifteen year old Mat Singh (Pukekohe Metro). Alan Whimp (Right) wins the prestigious Sutcliffe Medal at the New Zealand Cricket Awards Evening at the Sky City Convention Centre. The medal recognises outstanding service to the game and in 2008 was won by Sir Richard Hadlee. Peter McGlashan hit 106 for his new Club Waiuku in the opening round of one day cricket against Pukekohe Metro. Mark Dass (Right) takes 5/30 for Karaka against Weymouth and is the early season pace setter in the Club Cricketer of the Year Competition. CRICKET AT ITS BEST NOVEMBER HIGHLIGHTS CMCA win one (Poverty Bay) and lose two (Bay of Plenty and Hamilton) at the Fergus Hickey Tournament in Taupo. At the Cambridge Oval CMCA beat Waikato Valley by 42 runs with Tamati Clarke (Weymouth, Right) scoring 52 and Jonny Wilkinson (Pukekohe Metro) taking 3/17. Matt Hawkins (Right) takes 5/45 for Weymouth against Waiuku. CRICKET AT ITS BEST DECEMBER HIGHLIGHTS Pukekohe Metro win the Counties Manukau Sports team of the Year award at the annual awards evening at the Telstra Pacific Events Centre in Manukau. At the same awards night, CMCA Umpire Tony Hill (Right) wins the Referee/ Umpire of the Year award after making it onto the ICC Elite Panel of Umpires the previous Season. Peter McGlashan (Sportsman), Joe Stoupe (Administrator), Shane Gadsdon (Junior Sportsman) & Garry Wood (Coach) were all shortlisted for awards. CMCA win their 2 day game with BOP at Mountfort Park by 35 runs on 1st innings. Ashwyn Herwels hit an unbeaten 57 and Skipper Scott Guthire (Right) took 4/50. Brad O’Callaghan (Karaka) wins a Jesse Ryder bat courtesy of our sponsors Cricket Express. CRICKET AT ITS BEST JANUARY HIGHLIGHTS CMCA U15s won the ND Tournament in Taupo, with Luke Williamson (Weymouth) hitting 142* in the final. Cameron Gibbons, Luke Williamson (Both Weymouth) and Daniel Masuitama (Manukau City) were all selected in the Northern Districts Under 15s. Leonard Powell (Drury) was selected in the Northern Districts Under 15 Development Squad. CMCA U16 Development squad won their tournament in Hamilton. Mitchell Sweetman (Pukekohe Metro) takes 6/32 against Weymouth. Tim Hartland (Pukekohe Metro) hit 110 in the same game. This wasn't enough to stop Weymouth recording their first ever outright victory over Pukekohe Metro. Todd McDonald cemented his place at the top of the Club Player of the Year Competition, scoring 123* and taking 5 wickets in each innings as Karaka beat Manukau City outright in the final over. Brendon Read (Manukau City, Top Right) took 5/23 in the same game. Tamati Clarke hit 80 not out as Weymouth beat Maugakaramea to move into the Semi Finals of the ND Club Competition. Shane Gadsdon (Papakura) scored 90 as CMCA ‘B’ beat BOP by 30 runs. Mat Singh took 4 wickets in the match. CMCA lost to Northland by 5 wickets in a game played on the Karaka Artificial. Simon Beare (Karaka, Bottom Right) scored 123 against Papakura and Ant Niterl (Centre) took 7/90 in the same innings. CRICKET AT ITS BEST FEBRUARY HIGHLIGHTS Alex Borrie (5/38), Todd McDonald (5/13) and Simon Beare (141 Right) help Karaka to secure the two day title with an outright victory over Waiuku. Sarket Singh takes 5/33 as Weymouth beat Papakura at Mountfort Park. Richie Faust, who had been living in Australia, returned to the Manukau City side and hit 105* against Papakura. Dean Bruce’s 90* helped maintain Weymouth’s position at the top of the one day ladder after victory against Manurewa rivals Manukau City. CRICKET AT ITS BEST MARCH HIGHLIGHTS Kyle Blanchard records a personal Premier Cricket best of 96 as Weymouth beat Papakura to stay on course for another one day final. Simon Beare falls one shot of making his 3rd century of the season with a quick fire 99 against Waiuku. Ashwyn Herwels scores 125* as CMCA beat Poverty Bay on 1st innings in Gisborne. Todd McDonald scores his 2nd century of the season with 106 runs against Manukau City. Jono Hickey scores 159 and team mate Luke Glen 116 as Manukau City post 454 against Waiuku in their 50 overs. Waiuku made a good fist of the chase, with a season high 212, with Jesse Smyth- Kirk scoring 87. Former Black Cap Dion Nash (Right) helps inspire the Samsung CPA Masters to a 4 wicket win over the Alan Whimp CMCA XI at Mountfort Park. Casey Cox (Right) regains his title as CMCA’s Biggest Hitter, striking the ball 97 metres in the competition final. Weymouth and Pukekohe Metro faced each other in the one day final for the 2nd year in a row, with Weymouth eventual winners by 5 wickets. CRICKET AT ITS BEST APRIL HIGHLIGHTS CMCA/ Weymouth CC were the victims of a serious arson attack just after Easter Weekend. A fire was started which caused serious damage to the deck and roof and it is expected it will take many months to be restored. Shane Gadsdon, Stu Wood, Ant Niterl and Vaughan Blanchard all made it to England where they begin back to back seasons in English Club Cricket. (Weekly progress can be found on the CMCA website). John Keen is shortlisted for Northern Districts Volunteer of the Year award. CRICKET AT ITS BEST JUNIOR CLUB AWARDS... CRICKET AT ITS BEST YEAR 5/6 DIVISION 2 SHIELD POS TEAM P W L D PTS 1 Tuakau- beat Karaka Blue in the 6 4 2 0 8 Final 2 Karaka Blue 6 4 2 0 8 3 Drury 6 1 4 1 2 4 Pukekohe Metro 6 0 5 1 0 CRICKET AT ITS BEST YEAR 5/6 DIVISION 1 CHAMPIONSHIP POS TEAM P W L D PTS 1 Pukekohe Metro Green- beat 14 12 2 0 24 Manukau Chargers in the Final 2 Manukau Chargers 14 12 2 0 24 3 Weymouth 14 9 5 0 18 4 Conifer Grove Eliminators 14 7 6 0 14 5 Pukekohe Metro Blue 14 5 9 0 10 6 Pukekohe Metro Gold 14 2 11 0 4 CRICKET AT ITS BEST YEAR 7/8 DIVISION 2 SHIELD POS TEAM P W L D PTS 1 Clevedon 8 7 1 0 14 2 Waiuku Pirates 8 4 2 2 10 3 Pukekohe Metro Green 8 3 4 1 7 4 Pohutukawa Coast 8 2 4 1 5 5 Drury 8 2 4 1 5 6 Conifer Grove/ Drury 8 1 6 1 3 CRICKET AT ITS BEST YEAR 7/8 DIVISION 2 CHAMPIONSHIP POS TEAM P W L D PTS 1 Manukau Chargers- beat Karaka in 7 5 2 0 10 the Final 2 Karaka 7 4 3 0 8 3 Mauku Blue 7 3 4 0 6 4 Waiuku Wreckers 7 3 4 0 6 5 Pukekohe Metro Gold 7 2 5 0 4 6 Conifer Grove 7 0 7 0 0 CRICKET AT ITS BEST YEAR 7/8 DIVISION 1 POS TEAM PTS 1 Wizards 60 2 Firebirds 43 3 Volts 39 3 Stags 22 POINTS ARE COMBINED FROM BOTH ONE DAY AND TWO DAY FORMATS CRICKET AT ITS BEST YEAR 9/11 DIVISION 2 POS TEAM P W L D PTS 1 Waiuku 7 6 1 0 14 2 Pukekohe Metro Green- beat 7 5 2 0 10 Waiuku in the Final 3 Drury 7 4 3 0 8 4 Mauku Gold 7 3 4 0 6 5 Weymouth A 7 2 5 0 4 6 Weymouth B 7 1 6 0 2 CRICKET AT ITS BEST YEAR 9/11 DIVISION 1 POS TEAM P W L D PTS 1 Strathallan College- beat 3 2 0 1 17 Mauku outright in Final 2 Mauku 3 2 1 0 17 3 Pukekohe Metro Gold 3 1 1 1 12 4 Karaka 3 0 3 0 3 CRICKET AT ITS BEST JUNIOR FAIRPLAY THE WINNER IS... Mauku Cricket Club Division 1 Colts CRICKET AT ITS BEST MILO CUP THE WINNER IS... Pukekohe Intermediate School MILO SHIELD THE WINNER IS... Manurewa Intermediate School SENIOR CLUB AWARDS... CRICKET AT ITS BEST TWENTY 20 GRADE- BRUCE HOSKIN TROPHY POS CLUB PTS 1 Manukau City 32 2 Karaka 26 3 Tuakau 26 4 Pukekohe Metro Gold- beat Tuakau in the final 24 5 Weymouth 18 6 Pukekohe Metro Green 16 7 Papakura Cavaliers 12 8 Waiuku Green 11 9 Pohutukawa Coast Underdogs 10 10 Pohutukawa Coast Rattlerz 8 11 Papakura Tropics 6 12 Waiuku Gold 3 CRICKET AT ITS BEST RESERVE 2 GRADE- DAVE HUNT SPORTS TROPHY POS TEAM PTS 1 Weymouth Pirates- beat Pukekohe Metro in Final 29 2 Pukekohe Metro Blue Ducks 27 3 United 17 4 Manukau City 16 5 Strathallan College 15 CRICKET AT ITS BEST RESERVE 1 GRADE- STOUPE CUP POS TEAM PTS 1 Waiuku- Waiuku beat Weymouth in the Final 27 2 Weymouth 23 3 United 21 4 Mauku 15 5 Manukau City 9 6 Karaka 3 CRICKET AT ITS BEST SENIOR B ONE DAY- JOE STOUPE CUP POS TEAM PTS 1 Tuakau- Beat Karaka in the Final 24 2 Karaka B Storage Kings 22 3 Pukekohe Metro 19 4 Papakura 18 5 Pohutukawa Coast 16 6 Karaka 14 7 Glenbrook Maramarua 13 8 Mauku 8 CRICKET AT ITS BEST SENIOR A ONE DAY- MANCHESTER SHEILD POS TEAM PTS 1 Karaka- Beat Mauku in the Final 14 2 Mauku 10 3 United 10 4 Weymouth 8 5 Manukau City 7 6 Papakura 4 7 Pukekohe Metro 4 CRICKET AT ITS BEST SENIOR A TWO DAY- ALLAN WALKER TROPHY POS TEAM PTS 1 Mauku 102 2 Karaka 97 3 Papakura 87 4 Weymouth 80 5 Pukekohe Metro 71 6 United 61 7 Manukau City 51 CRICKET AT ITS BEST PREMIER TWENTY20- INDER LYNCH TROPHY POS TEAM 1 Pukekohe Metro- Beat Karaka in the Final 2 Karaka 3 Weymouth 4 Manukau City 5 Waiuku 6 Papakura CRICKET AT ITS BEST PREMIER ONE DAY- DUTHIE CUP POS TEAM PTS 1 Weymouth- Beat Pukekohe Metro in the Final 16 2 Pukekohe Metro 14 3 Karaka 12 4 Manukau City 8 5 Papakura 4 6 Waiuku 0 CRICKET AT ITS BEST PREMIER TWO DAY- W.H TAYLOR COMPETITION SHIELD POS TEAM PTS 1 Karaka 73 2 Weymouth 66 3 Manukau City 65 4 Pukekohe Metro 50 5 Papakura 44 6 Waiuku 25 CRICKET AT ITS BEST GUEST SPEAKER DARYL TUFFEY 37 games for CMCA Senior XI 26 Tests for the Black Caps 89 ODI’s for the Black Caps CRICKET AT ITS BEST JUNIOR REP AWARDS CRICKET AT ITS BEST HONOURS BOARD NAME CLUB HONOUR Peter McGlashan Waiuku Northern Districts Knights Shane Gadsdon Papakura Northern Districts
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