PENRITH JUNIOR ASSOCIATION

The spirit of club cricket … Colyton St Clair

Cranebrook

Emu Plains

Glenbrook Blaxland

Glenmore Park

Penrith RSL

Springwood

St Clair

North Penrith U16 Premiers: Colyton St Clair / Emu Plains

DISTRICT YEARBOOK 2018/19 2 018/19 District Yearbook 1 SHIRT SPONSORS

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2 018/19 District Yearbook 3 CONTENTS

COMMITTEE 4 PRESIDENT’S REPORT 5 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 7 PREMIERS 8  UNDER 10 - PENRITH LEAGUES CLUB SHIELD  UNDER 11 - N RANCE TROPHY  UNDER 12 – DAVID RISTAU MEMORIAL TROPHY  UNDER 13 – SOPER FAMILY TROPHY  UNDER 14 – NA HUNTER TROPHY  UNDER 15 – PHILLIP MANNING MEMORIAL TROPHY  UNDER 16 – CONNELL MEMORIAL TROPHY

THUNDER GIRLS CRICKET LEAGUE 24 SEASON AWARD WINNERS 26  AGGREGATE  BATTING AVERAGE  BOWLING AGGREGATE   WICKETKEEPING SEASON OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES 27  BATTING – CENTURIES  BATTING - PARTNERSHIPS  BOWLING – HAT TRICKS  BOWLING – FIVE IN AN INNINGS HISTORICAL DISTRICT RECORDS 33 PREMIERSHIP WINNERS HONOUR ROLL 40 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP HONOUR ROLL 44 VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD 45 OFFICE BEARERS – TERM OF OFFICE 47

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This season’s U16 Premiers, Glenmore Park typify what club cricket represents, a team of young players, playing for each other and the love of the game! Their season was highlighted by a truly team effort with every player contributing in significant ways throughout the season. After 9 years of junior cricket, for all but two players (including the coach), the greatest team reward was achieved on their final day of junior cricket – a first and final junior Premiership! Congratulations U16 Glenmore Park Redbacks!!

2 018/19 District Yearbook 4 COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT Grant Kean

VICE PRESIDENT Craig Batty

SECRETARY Rebecca Nicholls

TREASURER John Jennings

REGISTRAR Rebecca Nicholls

COMPETITION SECRETARY Craig Batty

REPRESENTATIVE COORDINATOR Rick Lennox

GIRLS COORDINATOR David Williams

UMPIRES COORDINATOR Michael Drum

REPRESENTATIVE DEVELOPMENT Grant Kean

OFFICER

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Season 2018/19 was again another year of change and transition as Cricket Australia and Cricket NSW continue to strive for the formula to ensure cricket remains a leading sport in our community.

Firstly, I would like to take this opportunity to give special thanks to the tireless efforts of our Executive volunteers who dedicate countless hours to ensure we have a local cricket competition in Penrith that is largely a great experience for our participants. These people include Craig Batty our Vice President and Competition Secretary, Rebecca N icholls our Secretary, John Jennings the Treasurer and Rick Lennox our Representative Program Coordinator. For most your efforts go unnoticed and unrecognised but for me it is your work that means we have a local cricket and representative program for all our boys and girls. On behalf of our cricketing community I thank you sincerely.

On the field this season has provided some great success stories again. Although declining we still had 58 teams take the field from nine different clubs across U10s to U16s. Seven out of our nine clubs participated in finals cricket, with six clubs winning at least one premiership title. There were 456 games of junior cricket. 93,052 runs scored, 5,721 taken, 12 centuries and 21 five wicket hauls.

On the Representative front we had some great success once again this season but none more significant than the U16s Watson Shield team coached by Peter Tracey and Brendan Vella bringing home the trophy, the first one in 9 years. Congratulations to all involved. We also had some other notable performance from the U15s DCA making the Semi Finals which is a fantastic achievement and our U10s PC team finishing on top of the table in their development competition.

For the DCA boys and girls competitions we won 53% of our games up from 29% the prior season which is almost double the wins, an outstanding outcome, while the PC’s did extremely well winning 40% of their games which was exactly in line with last season.

Off the field there was also a significant amount of progression and change. In June 2018 prior to season commencement at the AGM a new Constitution was endorsed by all clubs, a largely new and first time Executive was elected by you the members and our clubs, which meant we could continue to pave the way for the future of Penrith Junior cricket at that we have done more so than ever in a time of change by Cricket Australia and Cricket NSW. With this I ask that you remain positive and open to change as we continue to look to ensure Cricket remains one of Australia’s no.1 sports.

Over the past 12 months we have seen some notable advancements and achievements for our Association. Some of these include: further implementation of Cricket Australia’s new formats, centralised junior blasters programs, continued promotion of our Girls only Thunder League, more regular and collaborative communication with Cricket NSW and NSWDCA leading to more aligned strategies and objectives with our governing bodies for both local and representative cricket, the formation of the Penrith Cricket Council involving Cricket NSW/PJCA/NDCA/Penrith Grade Club. Presentations with the Cricket NSW Talent Identification and Academy Representatives to ensure our selection criteria align with their pathway programs, this ultimately lead to the PJCA being invited to attend NSW Academy trials as observers thus provider insights never available before, which hopefully will only create greater opportunities for our players within the talent identification processes into the future. It was also very pleasing to see that our new selection criteria implemented before last rep trials already very much aligns to that of these elite pathway programs.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 6 We have continued to advance our relationship with the Penrith Grade Club via greater access to their resources which were highlighted this year by more than ever before, with grade players offering their volunteer time as coaches and assistant coaches in our program. If you have seen the appointments for this season’s teams you will see we have again made some exciting announcements here with four of our premiership winning 1st grade team committing to the PJCA rep system.

Discussions continue on a regular basis with Penrith Council in order to foster and advocate future cricket needs in the region with a focus on better facilities, ground maintenance and hopefully access to turf wickets for our local competition. This season has seen upgrade nets at Jamison Park with new nets going up as we speak at Ched Towns and Knapsack.

We have opened the door with face to face meetings with our state and federal members of parliament to assist with achieving positive outcomes in achieving some key objectives with Council and Cricket NSW this includes the Minister for Sport.

Overall, I think it is fair to say the picture for Penrith Junior Cricket is positive and exciting and I trust we can all band together to build for the years ahead.

Grant Kean PJCA President

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CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Ray Jordan Club Championship Trophy

Glenmore Park 94 Penrith RSL 90 Emu Plains 88 Springwood 86 Glenbrook-Blaxland 86 St Clair 80 Colyton St Clair 59 Cranebrook 53 North Penrith 46

Congratulations to the Glenmore Park Cricket Club on achieving

this season’s Club Championship!

2 018/19 District Yearbook 8 PREMIERS

UNDER 10 – PENRITH LEAGUES CLUB SHIELD

GLENBROOK-BLAXLAND - WARNER

What a fabulous season for our U10 Glenbrook-Blaxland Warner team.

First of all I would like to start by thanking our manager Cate. Her efforts were amazing, guaranteeing our team was always well organised and maintaining a wonderful positive culture within our team. Thanks to both the GBCC & PJCA committees for giving all their time in organizing such a great competition. It was such an entertaining season with the competition being very close.

On behalf of all the players, I would like to thank our trainers, James and Rob who have encouraged and provided an environment that the boys have thrived in.

Thank you to our scorers - Val, Dom, Cate and Rob - for all their skill, time and efforts.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 9 Thank you to all of the parents who have shared in our “competitive” morning tea roster and giving our boys enough energy every week at the games. Finally, to all the parents, families and friends who support the players. Thank you for your attendance at games and training and congratulations on a fulfilling season. I look forward to seeing you all back for the 2019/20 season.

Gregory Walker Coach

2 018/19 District Yearbook 10 UNDER 11 – N RANCE TROPHY

EMU PLAINS

We started the season with 10 players in our team. A mixture of 6 kids returning from last year with 4 new players to our team, most of them playing their first season of weekend cricket. We also had a mixture of ages ranging from 9 to 11.

Having 10 players and only being able to bat and bowl 8 each week created some challenges but we settled on a system where our 2 subs would keep wicket each week. The kids were fantastic despite occasionally not getting to bat and bowl there were never any complaints and everyone showed great team spirit and gave their all no matter which part they had to play that week.

We started the season with some up and down performances. When we were good we were great, but we let ourselves down in a few games early in the season with some sloppy fielding and some crazy running between the wickets. This saw us lose 3 of our first 6 games.

By the mid-point of the season the team had begun to show some real improvement with their skills. In particular our bowling and fielding improvement had seen us assert ourselves as the best fielding team in the competition. The team had also started to put a higher price on their wickets and had drastically improved our running between the wickets.

From round 7 on us only dropped 1 game as the team really found some form and confidence going into the semis.

We finished the regular season in 2nd place having taken 20 wickets more than any other team, conceded 200 runs less than any other team and lost 11 wickets less than any other team.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 11 We saved probably our 2 best performances of the year for the semi and grand final. Everyone contributed in these 2 games. We defeated Glenbrook/Blaxland in the semi 1/161 to 6/129 with easily our best batting performance of the season. We didn’t panic in the field when the game started to get close and rallied with some late wickets to put it beyond doubt.

We played Springwood in the grand final and after bowling first and taking 15 wickets we never really let them into the game, winning 6/168 to 15/105. A well-deserved premiership for a fantastic group of kids.

I would like to thank all the parents for their help throughout the year whether it be scoring, helping out at training and being so understanding of the 10 player situation.

COOPER COLLINS - A fantastic team man who played his best 2 games of the year when it mattered. Capable batter and bowler

COOPER HEGARTY - The most feared fast bowler in the competition. One of our strongest bats.

JOSH KOUTZAS - One of the most improved in the team. One of our frontline bowlers by seasons end.

NOAH MCLEAN - A consistent performer with bat and ball throughout the year. One of our best fielders.

KAHLAN MOUWEN - A talented leg spinner who took the teams first ever hat trick. Improved out of sight with the bat over the season.

HARRY PETERS - First season and improved all year capping off his year with his 2 best score in the 2 finals and hitting his first 4 in the grand final.

JACOB THOMPSON - Our captain for the finals. A seriously talented leg spinner and opening batsman. Played the game of the season in the GF and took 5-3

MATT WILLETTS - Another real improver in all aspects of his game as the season went on. One of our sharpest fielders

OLIVER WILLIAMS - Our number 1 keeper. A real talent in that position and one of our best all round fielders. Our best talker on the ground as well.

ISAIAH WHALE - Talented all round cricketer and one of our most consistent performers with bat and ball all season.

Coach - Daniel Mclean

2 018/19 District Yearbook 12 UNDER 12 DIV 2 – LES DUKES TROPHY

EMU PLAINS

Emu Plains Cricket Club PJCA U12 Division 2 Pre mie rs 2018-19

The sentence above really does summarise our season. The kids were the dominant team all season, finishing 2 wins clear on top of the table at the end of 16 rounds, only having lost 3 games. We scored the most runs, lost the least amount of wickets, took the most wickets and gave away the least amount of runs of any team in the competition. When our game was “on” we were able to control most games through our positive cricket. We also proved that when our game was not “on”, the players had the resilience and ability to still win. Winning the competition was a just reward for the player’s efforts all season. Playing up in the Stage 2 U12 Div 2 format really enabled our players to grow as cricketers. Also, excitedly, our whole side is eligible to play U/12s again next season, with four players U/10 and seven players U/11s this season. Well done Hayden McElroy, Dane Micsko, Xander Murphy, Jack Newman, Benjamin Reeves, Ashton Russell, Fletcher Russell, Halle Savage, Taj Savage, Marcus Skinner, Joshua Wright and Samuel Wright on an amazing season.

Grand Final v St Clair Hawks

The Grand Final against St Clair was going to be a challenge. They are a talented side who are well coached. Ben won the toss and our kids were keen to bowl first. Not a bad idea, especially given the nerves from the Semi the week before.

Dane and Ashton opened the bowling, followed by Ben and Jack. Within a few overs we had St Clair in trouble at 4/11. Everyone continued to bowl well and keep the pressure on the opposition. Credit to them, they batted well to reach 7/75 when time closed the innings after 28 overs.

Our turn to bat. After an extra training session on Friday evening, I was confident we were ready for the chase. Ashton and Sam batted beautiful against a quality bowling attack to both

2 018/19 District Yearbook 13 retire after 35balls, Sam 17runs and Ashton 12 runs. Ben, 11runs, continued the good start with his dismissal being our first wicket with the score on 57. Two more wickets gave the opposition a shimmer of hope, however the Savages, Halle and Taj, knocked off the required 7 runs to complete the chase 3 wickets down with four overs remaining.

Seeing how excited the kids were after this game, celebrating with the Premiership trophy in front of their biggest crowd of family and friends for the season was wonderful to see. Personally I felt so proud of each of them. They had played to their ability in the Grand Final which is all you can ask.

Also congratulations on a great season to St Clair Hawks. Our games are always close and played in the right spirit which I and our players appreciate.

Well Done Emu U/12 Division 2 Premiers. Enjoy the celebrations that come with your success this season. You will never forget it.

Luke Murphy

Coach

2 018/19 District Yearbook 14 UNDER 12 DIV 1 – DAVID RISTAU MEMORIAL TROPHY

GLENMORE PARK - BLACK

Our young cricket team has truly excelled once again, taking out premiership honors for the second year in a row

With the majority of the team returning for a second year, we definitely became the ‘hunted one’s’ Every team wanted to knock us off our pedestal, As a group we were excited to take on the challenge to remain undefeated for two consecutive years and ultimately win another premiership.

The boys/girl commitment to training was fantastic, fielding and ‘game awareness’ was the cornerstone to our season! And those young lads/lasses passion to learning and improving their all-around games is paying off with multiple boys in the top 10 of bowling/batting categories and 6 of our squad members playing rep cricket

A big thanks to Paul Zak for assistance with training/managerial duties Grant Kean for reassurance and guidance and to all our parent/scorers throughout the year.

Thank you all for a very rewarding season.

Coach: James Brandl Manager: Paul Zakostelsky

2 018/19 District Yearbook 15 UNDER 13 - SOPER FAMILY TROPHY

GLENMORE PARK – RED

What an outstanding season it was for the boys this year. We could not be more proud of the way the boys have performed throughout the year & the way they have bonded together, formed friendships & played the game in such a good spirit.

The boys started the season well with a few rusty performances then went thru a bit of an up and down period where we managed to loss only the 2 games for the season. By the time the Xmas break came around the boys had done enough to get them into first place. This is where the boys would finish the regular rounds & take out the minor premiership. The team had built nicely after the break going from conceding an averaging of 50 extras a game, and still winning, to averaging 18 extras & getting thru to the grand final. Then to play & win the way the boys did on grand final day & take out the big prize was just outstanding.

More importantly though , to see 13 young boys form such great mateship together , helping each other & developing their skills together the way these boys have done, is one of the most pleasing things to see this year. Every player this year improved their game. To see them all grow in confidence & have the belief that they could achieve anything, really showed this year. This allowed them to go all the way & do what they did.

It has been a pleasure having the boys this year. We thank them & also we thank our wonderful parent for all their help & support throughout the year. See you all next year.

Coach: Sean Junge Manager: Michael Pelle

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UNDER 14 – N.A. HUNTER TROPHY

ST CLAIR HAWKS

Games Wins Bye Loss Wks Runs Wks Runs Points % Lost For Taken Against 18 13 3 2 66 1649 108 1439 86 1.88

2018/19 was another very successful season. While the bulk of the team have been together since Milo cricket, we had the pleasure of having four new recruits join the team. Our new members bought a sense of energy and excitement to the team and right from the first training session the team welcomed our new players and quickly formed a strong bond.

Our team is a pleasure to be involved with, the enthusiasm and passion for the game from both players and parents is infectious. Training is always well attended and as a result, individuals and the team improved as the season went on. It was great to see the players transferring skills from the training pitch to game day and watching the confidence and enjoyment they got from this. As a result, many are to be congratulated for having breakout seasons and I look forward to seeing the team develop further over the coming years.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 17 Congratulations to the following players on their representative selection; Brock, Clayton, Kade, Bray, Shan, Blake, Kayden, Liam, Grant and Kate. A special mention to Kade, Kate, Liam and Brock on representing NSW and to Blake for being selected for City in the annual City v Country game in Orange.

To our families, thank you for all your help throughout the season. No job was too big or small and as always you played a huge role in making it another enjoyable season. A special mention to Shane Atherton for all his help coaching the team throughout the season, the team is very fortunate to have someone as experienced and knowledgeable as you to fill the void when I am unavailable. Also, thank you to Karen and Subra for all your help and willingness to step in when Diane couldn’t be there.

No team is complete without the manager, to Diane - thank you, your organization of things both on and off the field, this allows Shane and I to get on with the coaching. You always keep parents informed and add greatly to the “family feel” we are able to create. The kids, parents and I are grateful for all your hard work.

Player Statistics Games Best Player Runs Average H.S Wickets Average Catches Bowl Brock Campbell 13 279 39.86 69 13 10.08 4/19 3 Clayton Coleman 14 225 45.00 84 13 10.00 3/14 2 Kade Zammit 13 205 29.29 61 12 12.67 3/4 2 Bray Zammit 11 8 2.67 5 2 33.50 1/8 1 Ben Minney 14 74 14.80 23 10 16.60 2/5 3 Blake Hodges 11 79 13.17 22 10 8.00 3/5 2 Kayden Myburgh-Sisam 13 28 5.60 12 4 30.25 1/3 2 Liam Darlington 14 261 32.63 66 11 8.36 3/9 8 Grant Atherton 13 62 15.50 21 4 18.50 2/2 4 Dharm Patel 11 17 4.25 16 4 21.50 1/7 1 Kate Pelle 13 158 26.33 72 10 7.20 3/8 4 Shanmugan Subramanian 14 176 19.56 36 6 24.50 2/18 7 Jack Balgowan 11 16 5.33 10 4 32.25 2/17 1 Lachlan Perry 13 28 5.60 10 4 29.00 2/16 0

Brock Campbell – improved as the season went on and this was highlighted with his match winning performances in both the semi-final scoring 69 with the bat and in the final taking 4/19 with the ball. Brock also played seniors this year and made his 1st grade debut against Emu Plains in the semi-finals. Brock is to be congratulated on another good season that included selection in the NSW development program. I have no doubt if he continues to work hard on both the physical and mental sides of the game that he will continue to develop and excel at representative level.

Clayton Coleman – had a breakout season with both bat and ball this year. Clayton was a new member of the team and quickly became an integral player in the side. He established himself as our opening batsman and while the highlight was his top score of 84 against Emu Plains, it was his leadership that really impressed and had a positive influence on the team. Clayton was rewarded for his club form with selection in the Penrith representative team.

Kade Zammit – on his day has the ability to dominate the competition with both bat and ball. This was on show when he topped scored with 61 against Penrith RSL. He must continue to apply himself and work hard in all areas of the game if he is to reach his full potential. Kade is to be congratulated on his selection in the NSW development program.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 18 Bray Zammit – is a talented player and a player with potential. This was his first full season of bowling spin and he has already developed the ability to flight and spin the ball. As Bray continues to develop his skills so too will his confidence and this will see him reach his potential. Bray also has a safe pair of hands and often filled in as wicket keeper when required.

Ben Minney – is a positive and valued member of the team. He always plays in the true spirit of the game and this is why he is respected by both his team mates and his opponents. Ben always contributes to the team with bat, ball or in the field. He is a hard -hitting middle order batsman and medium fast bowler who consistently breaks partnerships.

Blake Hodges – is captain of the team and constantly displays the leadership qualities needed under pressure. He leads by example, always giving 100% and regularly contributing with either bat or ball. Blake’s ground fielding and catching continues to improve every season. He always demonstrates great sportsmanship and is someone everyone enjoys pla ying with. Blake is to be congratulated on his selection for City in the annual City v Country game in Orange.

Kayden Myburg-Sisam – started the season slowly but is another player with immense talent. Kayden is an off-spin bowler who gives the ball a big rip and generates a large amount of spin. Hard work combined with maturity will see Kayden gain the consistency and therefore the results he would like. Technically, he continues to develop his batting and as he grows in confidence so too will the runs.

Liam Darlington – is another player that had a breakout season. He developed into a consistent No.4 that has the ability to dominate attacks, this was on show when he topped scored with 66 against Glenmore Park. As our wicket keeper, Liam has soft hands and sound footwork and is equally confident keeping to pace and/or spin. He always trains hard, often doing extras throughout the week and his game will continue to develop as a result. A highlight of the year was Liam’s hat trick against Glenmore Park Red. Liam is also to be congratulated on his selection in the NSW PSSA team that competed at the Australian Championships.

Grant Atherton – technically continues to make huge improvements to his batting each year. He always applies himself and works hard on this area of the game and in time will become a hard hitting and consistent top order batsman. Grant is a strong fielder with exceptionally safe hands and an accurate throwing arm. He is well liked by his team mates and a popular member of the team.

Dharm Patel – is a passionate cricketer who was another new member to the team. He is a medium pace bowler and a lower order batsman that looks to score quickly. Dharm always applies himself and works hard, with a desire to improve. With consistent effort and practice, I am confident Dharm’s cricket will continue to develop.

Kate Pelle – is a competitive, committed and determined young cricketer. Kate had a fantastic season and is to be congratulated on her selection in the NSW PSSA team and the NSW U14 development team. Kate always contributes with the bat, ball and/or gloves, the highlight being scoring her highest score of 72 not out against Glenmore Park Black. Kate’s cricket will continue to develop with maturity and consistent effort.

Shanmugan Subramanian – only joined our team this season, after playing up for many years. It took Shan a few weeks to find his feet but when he did, he found some form. By season’s end, Shan had locked down the opening batting position and had a major impact during the final series. With the ball, Shan is a medium fast bowler that has the ability to swing the ball both ways. Shan is an excellent fielder and took a number of important catches throughout the season.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 19 Jack Balgowan – is a positive and valued member of the team. He is always supportive of both team mates and the opposition. Jack’s bowling continues to improve, and he has the ability to break partnerships and pick up wickets when the team needs them. Jack needs to work hard on his batting technique and put a higher price on his wicket, so he can spend more time in the middle to give himself more chance to score runs.

Lachlan Perry – is another player that joined the team this year and continued to improve as the season went on. He always applies himself at training and as a result he found more consistency and control with his bowling. Lachlan’s batting also improved throughout the season; he puts a high price on his wicket, but he will need to further develop a wider range of scoring strokes.

T hanks Jarred Hodges Coach

2 018/19 District Yearbook 20 UNDER 15 – PHILLIP MANNING MEMORIAL TROPHY

SPRINGWOOD – FILMER

The core of this team has been competing in the PJCA since U8s and U9s and this is such a delightful example of improvements every year paying off. It took us 4 years to make a semi- final and another 3 to take a Premiership - well worth the wait.

One of the most pleasing aspects about winning the competition was the way this team did it, with hard fought cricket but respect and sport-person-ship at all times. The team finished up 12 wins and 4 losses from the main round. As it would happen, we actually had a least one defeat against each of the other semi-finalists so nothing was a given.

That said, we did finish the year as minor premiers and were the side to beat given the potential shown through the year. In the semi-final we played Colyton St Clair who started really well and tested us all the way. Despite starting strong in response to the 112 we were chasing, Colyton St Clair pushed us all the way and we found ourselves hanging on to win on run rate.

Our grand Final was against Penrith RSL, a side who had made the big game a number of times before. Again, RSL started strong but despite having a very strong pace attack, it was our spin stocks who brought RSL back in both run rate and total score. We then batted like the team we were all year; a very mature run chase that escalated at the right stage with wickets in hand to deliver this side its first premiership and Springwood's only premiership for this season.

There were obviously strong performances right across the year but were spread over the entire side. A massive congratulations to Will Sherwood, Luke Boyes, Charlie Griffith, Kade Camwell, Eloise Williams, Ashton Taylor, Jim Schoeler, Beth Lane, Kyuss Stewart, Liam

2 018/19 District Yearbook 21 Campbell-Jubb, Jackson Lowe, and Brady Hughes - each of whom played a lead role for at least one game throughout the year.

It has been a pleasure to coach this side over so many years including this successful one. I would also like to thank Jill Sherwood for all her management and John Lane for his assistance throughout the year.

Finally, I would like to thank the other sides in the competition. From RSL to Colyton St Clair, the two Glenmore Park sides and our fellow Springwood side. As mentioned earlier, the general respect and friendship shown between the sides is exactly the way the game should be played. I congratulate them as well on a great season and look forward to continuing our tussles next season.

David Williams Coach

2 018/19 District Yearbook 22 UNDER 16 – CONNELL MEMORIAL TROPHY

COLYTON ST CLAIR / EMU PLAINS

The Perfect Season. Undefeated Minor Premiers and Champions the boys can be very proud of their achievements.

The team was put together as both clubs were short coming into the new season and after a few calls we were able to get organized and get the boys together.

From the first session the boys click together and stayed that way all season. While we had a squad of 16 players there wasn’t many weeks where we actually had more than 11 available because of players being called up to grade each week or through injury as well, there were even a few games we played short.

I will say this was one of the easiest teams to coach as all the players knew their role within the team and Lachlan and Oscar did a great job leading the team each week and making sure everyone got an opportunity.

The boys played as a team all season and all shone in their own way at different times during the season to help contribute to the success of the team whether that be with the bat or ball, in the field or just giving each other encouragement or banter on and off the field, it was great to see.

There were some great individual performances along the way during the season especially Lachlan with 2 centuries (one in the Semi which was a match winner) and Ryan with his century again Glenmore Park when the boys were out to stamp their authority on the opposition.

It was great for the boys to show how good they were after the regular season being Minor Premiers that they were able to continue that in the Finals when the pressure was on them with all the expectation.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 23 I would like to thanks Terry and John for all their assistance throughout the season it was great working with them.

Also a big thank to the parents who showed up each week to support the boys it was much appreciated, especially Mick, Rowdy, Peter and Steve who helped out with scoring or umpiring when needed.

Finally to the boy’s thank you for a great season it was an absolute pleasure (to the Colyton boys thank god after 6 years of trying we finally got that elusive Premiership that you have richly deserved).

Coaches Adam Coleman T erry Jacobs John Grosse

2 018/19 District Yearbook 24 THUNDER GIRLS CRICKET LEAGUE

GLENBROOK-BLAXLAND / SPRINGWOOD – SPRING COMPETITION

It’s always a very great pleasure to be involved in the Penrith Thunder Girls Cricket League. It’s very rewarding to see girls coming together to play cricket on a Friday night and to watch their skills and passion for the game grow over the course of the competition.

Thunder Girls is a competition that brings together very experienced players with girls who are just beginning what we hope will be a long and enjoyable association with our great game. It’s delightful to see just how quickly the rookies develop their skills; by the competitio n’s end, many are hitting some lovely shots and bowling some terrific balls. For our senior and more experienced players, it’s a wonderful opportunity to develop their leadership and mentoring skills and to share their love of the game. Regardless of the result in any given game, we can truly say that cricket is the winner every Friday night at Jamison Park.

2 018/19 District Yearbook 25 In Season 2018-19, the Penrith Thunder Girls Cricket League was played across two short competitions, as it has been for the last couple of years – a Spring (Term 4 2018) competition and a Summer (Term 1 2019) competition.

In Spring, the competition featured four teams – two from Glenmore Park, one from Hawkesbury and a combined team from Glenbrook-Blaxland and Springwood. Six weeks of round robin games saw Hawkesbury go into the final undefeated, with Glenbrook- Blaxland/Springwood assuming underdog status. Indeed, in two years of playing Hawkesbury, Glenbrook-Blaxland had never managed to pull off a win. But the Mountains girls were undaunted by Hawkesbury’s mighty reputation. Having lost the toss and been sent in to bat, the Mountains girls proceeded to make the most of their 20 overs, putting 100 runs on the scoreboard without loss of wicket, and with every batter retiring not out. The girls followed up this powerhouse batting performance with a determined effort with the ball, restricting Hawkesbury to 4/61 off their 20.

Congratulations to Glenbrook-Blaxland/Springwood – Thunder Girls Cricket League Spring Premiers!

The Summer competition saw a slight drop in overall registrations, with two super teams taking the field each week – Glenbrook-Blaxland/Springwood and Glenmore Park. As a result, we ran a ‘development competition’, which was very successful in building skills, enthusiasm and friendships.

The Thunder Girls Cricket League has been successful in season 2018-19 because of the hard work and dedication of many people. We sincerely thank the parents, relatives and friends who support their girls to play on a Friday night. There are also a few individuals who gave a great deal of time and energy through coaching, umpiring and scoring to the competition, and we particularly acknowledge Chris Hicks (Hawkesbury), Jason Martin (Glenbrook-Blaxland) and Heidi Mouwen (Glenmore Park). First among equals, Tristan Smythe (Glenmore Park) was an absolute champion, training his girls, umpiring and even running between matches in the Spring competition. It was a pleasure to work with him on development activities in the Summer competition.

And any report on girl’s cricket in Penrith cannot be complete without a vote of deepest and most sincere gratitude to David Williams – thank you for everything you do for our girls, Dave!

Craig Batty and Catherine Pratt

2 018/19 District Yearbook 26 SEASON AWARD WINNERS

BATTING AGGREGATE AWARD

AGE PLAYER CLUB TOTAL Under 10 Tasal Baburi Penrith RSL 352 Under 11 Ishan Swarup North Penrith Knights 288 Under 12 Div2 Lachlan Hood Glenmore Park 185 Under 12 Div1 William Bell Colyton-St Clair 239 Under 13 Mitchell Shanahan Glenmore Park 558 Under 14 Josh Watson Glenbrook-Blaxland 548 Under 15 Ritesh Sethi Glenmore Park 504 Under 16 Lachlan Morris Glenbrook-Blaxland 438

BATTING AVERAGE AWARD (min imum 5 innings and runs required according to age group as shown)

AGE PLAYER CLUB TOTAL Under 12 Div2 (150) Kalan Cusick Springwood 158 @ 22.57 Under 12 Div1 (150) Arjun Rajpal Glenmore Park 162 @ 81.00 Under 13 (175) Ethan Haldane Glenbrook-Blaxland 435 @ 217.50 Under 14 (175) Josh Watson Glenbrook-Blaxland 548 @ 64.50 Under 15 (200) Ritesh Sethi Glenmore Park 504 @ 100.80 Under 16 (200) Jimmy Hale Penrith RSL 282 @ 70.50

BOWLING AGGREGATE AWARD AGE PLAYER CLUB TOTAL Under 10 Tasal Baburi Penrith RSL 27 Under 11 Shree Swarup North Penrith Knights 21 Under 12 Div2 Benjamin Reeves Emu Plains 17 Under 12 Div1 Martyn Taylor St Clair 14 Under 13 Jonathan Barnes Glenbrook-Blaxland 37 Under 14 Corey Dunn Penrith RSL 18 Under 15 Josiah O’Brien Glenmore Park 25 Under 16 Ryan Freeman Penrith RSL 19

BOWLING AVERAGE AWARD (min imum 15 wickets)

AGE PLAYER CLUB TOTAL Under 12 Div2 Chase Hayward St Clair 16 @ 3.13 Under 12 Div1 Not Awarded Under 13 Jonathan Barnes Glenbrook-Blaxland 37 @ 3.78 Under 14 Lachlan Nelson Glenbrook-Blaxland 17 @ 8.24 Under 15 Josiah O’Brien Glenmore Park 25 @ 5.68 Under 16 Ryan Freeman Penrith RSL 19 @ 3.74

WICKETKEEPING AWARD (minimum 10 dismissals)

AGE PLAYER CLUB TOTAL (catches & stumpings) Under 10 Not Awarded Under 11 Not Awarded Under 12 Div2 Annabel Batty Glenbrook-Blaxland 10 (10c) Under 12 Div1 Not Awarded Under 13 Not Awarded Under 14 Not Awarded Under 15 Connor Potter-Jugovic Penrith RSL 14 (11c, 3st) Under 16 Dylan Lord Glenmore Park 19 (154, 5st)

# District Re cords Top 5

2 018/19 District Yearbook 27 SEASON OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES

BATTING - CENTURIES

AGE SCORE PLAYER CLUB OPPONENT Under 13 100 rtno Hamish Mitchell Glenbrook-Blaxland Penrith RSL Under 13 101 rtno Ethan Haldane Glenbrook-Blaxland Penrith RSL

Under 14 100 rtno Josh Watson Glenbrook-Blaxland Penrith RSL

Under 15 103 rtno Ritesh Sethi Glenmore Park Springwood

Under 16 100 rtno Lachlan Jacobs Emu Plains St Clair Under 16 100 rtno Lachlan Jacobs Emu Plains Springwood Under 16 100 rtno Lachlan Morris Glenbrook-Blaxland St Clair Under 16 100 rtno Lachlan Morris Glenbrook-Blaxland Springwood Under 16 101 rtno Aiden Kells St Clair Penrith RSL Under 16 100 rtno Jed Prior Penrith RSL Glenbrook-Blaxland Under 16 100 rtno Ryan Williams Emu Plains Glenmore Park

2 018/19 District Yearbook 28 BATTING – PARTNERSHIPS

UNDER 13

Wicket Partnership Players Club

1 111 Raghav Sharma – Connor Gardiner Glenmore Park 2 94 Ravi Aathavan – Fionn Hale Penrith RSL 3 116 Ryan Coleman – Cooper Connelly Emu Plains 4 91 Mitchell Shanahan – Ethan Junge Glenmore Park 5 133 Harry McCully – Will Robertson Glenbrook Blaxland 6 83 Cooper Connelly – Mark Gardner Emu Plains 7 61 Thomas Muir – Travis Bull St Clair 8 26 Thomas Muir – Abdullah Gondal St Clair 9 35 Aathavan Ravi – Fionn Hale Penrith RSL 10 No Partnerships over 25 runs

UNDER 14

Wicket Partnership Players Club

1 146 Clayton Coleman – Shan Subramanian St Clair 2 161 Sam Simmons – Jack Gale Penrith RSL 3 122 Kate Pelle – Liam Darlington St Clair 4 143 Isaac Nicholls – Josh Watson Glenbrook Blaxland 5 102 James Lennox – Liam Knight Glenmore Park 6 78 Lachlan Nelson – Josh Watson Glenbrook Blaxland 7 34 Jake Reid – Riley Brandl Glenmore Park 8 45 Jaxon Townsend – Riley Brandl Glenmore Park 9 29 Josh Watson – Kane Tarrant Glenbrook Blaxland 10 27 Samuel Lucas – Oliver Jenkins Emu Plains

UNDER 15

Wicket Partnership Players Club 1 152 Cameron Gomesz – Jacob Voutt Glenmore Park 2 66 Cody Robinson – Bailey Bedford Colyton-St Clair 3 110 Ranbir Singh – Ritesh Sethi Glenmore Park 4 102 Ritesh Sethi – Joshua Morgan Glenmore Park 5 46 Connor Potter-Jugovic – Thomas Vella Penrith RSL 6 81 Bryce Fenn – Luke Anderson Colyton-St Clair 7 86 Luke Pattison – Jacob Voutt Glenmore Park 8 38 Isaac Hutchinson – Ashley Irvine Springwood 9 29 Michael Dillen – Ashley Irvine Springwood 10 No Partnership over 25 runs

2 018/19 District Yearbook 29 UNDER 16

Wicket Partnership Players Club 1 132 Nathan Lees – Ben Barnes Glenmore Park 2 166 Bailey Tebbutt – Jed Prior Penrith RSL 3 103 Matthew Miller – Lachlan Morris Glenbrook-Blaxland 4 81 Patrick Costigan – Owen Powell Springwood 5 115 Jimmy Hale – Ryan Freeman Penrith RSL 6 47 Bailey Coleman – Jamie Byrnes Colyton-St Clair 7 79 Ben Williamson – Liam Bayliss Springwood 8 32 Max Becker – Liam Bayliss Springwood 9 No Partnership over 25 runs

10 36 Alexander Learmont – Marcus Shankaran Springwood

# District Record

2 018/19 District Yearbook 30 BOWLING – HAT TRICKS

UNDER 10

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT No recorded

UNDER 11

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT Kahlan Mouwen Emu Plains Glenbrook Blaxland Remy Loomes Springwood Penrith RSL

UNDER 12 DIV 2

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT Ashton Russell Emu Plains Glenbrook-Blaxland

UNDER 12 DIV 1

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT Jesse Shandler Glenbrook-Blaxland St Clair

UNDER 13

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT Jonathan Barnes Glenbrook-Blaxland St Clair

UNDER 14

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT No recorded

UNDER 15

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT Nil recorded

UNDER 16

BOWLER CLUB OPPONENT Nil recorded

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BOWLING – FIVE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

UNDER 10

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Declan Thomas 3 1 13 5 Springwood Glenmore Park Gabriella Hovelmann 4 0 14 5 Springwood Cranebrook Gerard Rowan 4 0 16 5 Penrith RSL Cranebrook Tasal Baburi 4 0 21 5 Penrith RSL Springwood Dihan Gurusinghe 3 0 24 5 St Clair Springwood

UNDER 11

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Jacob Thompson 3 1 3 5 Emu Plains Springwood Nicholas Brislane 3 0 10 5 Penrith RSL Emu Plains

UNDER 12 DIV2

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Nil recorded

UNDER 12 DIV1

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Nil recorded 4 1 5 5 Glenbrook Blaxland Glenmore Park

UNDER 13

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Jonathan Barnes 6.2 0 12 7 Glenbrook-Blaxland Springwood Mitchell Shanahan 5 3 2 6 Glenmore Park Glenbrook-Blaxland Jonathan Barnes 6 2 5 6 Glenbrook-Blaxland St Clair Jonathan Barnes 6.4 3 4 5 Glenbrook-Blaxland Springwood Zachary Phillips 6 2 10 5 Emu Plains Glenmore Park Elise Robertson 5 2 10 5 St Clair Emu Plains Jonathan Barnes 2.4 0 11 5 Glenbrook-Blaxland Penrith RSL

UNDER 14

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Nil recorded

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UNDER 15

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Ashton Taylor 6 3 6 6 Springwood Glenmore Park Josiah O’Brien 6 1 7 5 Glenmore Park Springwood Noah Rogers 4.3 0 9 5 Glenmore Park Springwood Ranbir Singh 7 1 13 5 Glenmore Park Glenmore Park

UNDER 16

BOWLER O M R W CLUB OPPONENT Ryan Freeman 4 2 2 5 Penrith RSL Springwood Ryan Freeman 2 0 5 5 Penrith RSL Penrith RSL Jimmy Hale 8.3 3 12 5 Penrith RSL Glenmore Park

2 018/19 District Yearbook 33 HISTORICAL DISTRICT RECORDS

A ll entries in bold are 2017/18 achievements

BATTING AGGREGATE RECORDS

A GE DIV SEASON PLAYER CLUB A GGREGATE U/16 1 2003/04 N.Hodges St Clair 778 2 2003/04 M.Reginold Colyton - St Clair 659 1 2006/07 C.Bryant Springwood 654 2 2008/09 B.Williams St Clair 652 Open 2014/15 D.Smith Glenmore Park 652 U/15 2 2016/17 Jordan Watson Glenbrook Blaxland 921 3 2016/17 Max Becker Springwood 845 1 2017/18 Max Becker Springwood 743 1 2006/07 M.Fraser Glenmore Park 667 1 1991/92 S.Renneberg St Josephs 652 U/14 2 2010/11 B. Hunt Henry Lawson 811 1 1994/95 S.Williams Springwood 769 1 2002/03 S.Smith Glenbrook-Blaxland 707 2 2002/03 A.MacGillivray Cranebrook 628 1 1999/00 R.Moss Glenbrook 591 U/13 1 2000/01 S.Keen St Clair 943 Open 2016/17 A.Mishra Penrith RSL 719 Open 2004/15 L.Doddrell St Clair 714 Open 2015/16 H.Ahuja Glenmore Park 676 1 1989/90 G.Cattell Emu Plains 637 U/12 1 1999/00 S.Keen St Clair 811 2 1997/98 N.Abdul Penrith RSL 665 1 1987/88 R.Holley Colyton - St Clair 665 1 1991/92 D.Sargent Glenbrook 657 1 1999/00 S.Paterson Springwood 536 U/11 Open 1998/99 N.Hodges St Clair 610 1 1991/92 K.Tollet Emu Plains 559 2 2006/07 B.Atherton Colyton - St Clair 537 1 1996/97 G.Jansz St Clair 480 1 2007/08 J.Newton Springwood 480 U/10 Open 2013/14 A.Mishra Penrith RSL 410 1 1987/88 B.Savage Emu Plains 373 Open 2018/19 T.Baburi Penrith RSL 352 1 1996/97 S.Keen St Clair 345 1 1995/96 J.Hastings St Josephs 340 U/9 1 1994/95 A.Beadle St Clair 405 1 1992/93 P.Jackson Colyton - St Clair 346 1 1989/90 M.Halse Springwood 325 Open 1998/99 A.Jamieson Glenbrook 308 1 1990/91 D.Thompson Emu Plains 302

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BATTING AVERAGE RECORDS

A GE DIV SEASON PLAYER CLUB A VERAGE 1 1998/99 S.Clarence Glenbrook 215.00 U/16 2 2012/13 B.Bulpett St Mary’s Leagues 191.00 1 2013/14 J.Lawrie Glenmore Park 168.00 1 2003/04 T.Sutton Penrith RSL 155.50 1 1992/93 R.Harris Penrith RSL 131.00 U/15 1 2013/14 N. Arnold Emu Plains 229.00 Open 2015/16 A.Grover Glenmore Park 215.00 2 1997/98 A.Kliendienst Penrith RSL 195.50 1 1995/96 D.Whiley Penrith RSL 156.00 Open 2004/05 C.Triscari Springwood 139.25 U/14 1 1988/89 G.Sullivan Penrith Leagues 184.00 2 2013/14 B.Latham Penrith RSL 170.00 Open 2014/15 A.Grover Glenmore Park 148.00 2 2003/04 B.Betros Penrith RSL 146.25 1 2004/05 T.Cummins Glenbrook-Blaxland 141.75 U/13 1 2005/06 J.Clarke Penrith RSL 497.00 1 2013/14 K.Shone St Clair 491.00 Open 2012/13 A.Day Colyton St Clair 250.00 Open 2016/17 A.Mishra Penrith RSL 239.67 Open 2018/19 E.Haldane Glenbrook Blaxland 217.50 U/12 Open 2015/16 A.Mishra Penrith RSL 307.00 Open 2016/17 H.Dunn St Clair Hawks 236.00 1 2013/14 L.Doddrell St Clair 220.50 1 2002/03 T.Cummins Glenbrook-Blaxland 218.50 Open 2009/10 C.Downward Glenbrook-Blaxland 210.00 U/11 Open 2016/17 E. Haldane Glenbrook Blaxland 261.00 Open 2009/10 E.Hennessy Emu Plains 181.00

Open 2012/13 R.Smith Emu Plains 170.00 1 1990/91 D.Johnson Colyton - St Clair 149.67 1 1991/92 K.Tollett Emu Plains 139.70 U/10 1 1987/88 B.Savage Emu Plains 373.00 Open 2006/07 J.Newton Springwood 298.00 1 1994/95 G.Atkin St Clair 275.00 Open 2004/05 M.McCauley Glenbrook/Blaxland 250.00 Open 2009/10 C.Cordner Penrith RSL 243.00 U/9 1 1990/91 M.Thompson Colyton - St Clair 276.00 Open 1998/99 S.Kalos Springwood 255.00 1 1994/95 R.Moss Glenbrook 116.60 1 1989/90 M.Halse Springwood 108.33 1 1988/89 B.Jansz Colyton - St Clair 104.50

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BOWLING AGGREGATE RECORDS

A GE DIV SEASON PLAYER CLUB A GGREGATE U/16 3 1992/93 S.Darnley Penrith RSL 56 1 1994/95 J.Reid Penrith RSL 41 2 1990/91 M.Manton Colyton - St Clair 38 1 1995/96 C.Fletcher Rooty Hill RSL 38 1 1990/91 K.Thomas Emu Plains 35 U/15 1 1995/96 G.Bradley St Clair 47 2 1993/94 J.Camp Penrith RSL 41 1 1993/94 J.Reid Penrith RSL 37 1 1991/92 P.Gammage Fairfield RSL 36 1 1994/95 D.McLean Emu Plains 35 U/14 2 1989/90 A.Carruthers St Josephs 35 1 1999/00 K.Williams Springwood 33 1 1993/94 D.McLean Emu Plains 32 Open 2009/10 K.Balgowan Cranebrook 32 1 1994/95 B.Bellingham Springwood 30 U/13 2 1989/90 J.Hodges St Marys Band 49 1 1987/88 C.Bracken Penrith Leagues 39 1 1990/91 D.Gardner St Josephs 38 1 1993/94 E.Stanford Springwood 38 Open 2018/19 J.Barnes Glenbrook-Blaxland 37 U/12 2 1987/88 C.Schneider Penrith RSL 51 1 1992/93 B.Bellingham St Josephs 49 1 1991/92 D.Sargeant Glenbrook 39 2 1995/96 A.Gunesekaran Emu Plains 36 2 1997/98 J.Pearlman Springwood 35 U/11 1 1990/91 D.Sargeant Glenbrook 52 1 1988/89 D.Gardner St Josephs 50 1 1995/96 B.Davies St Josephs 43 2 1994/95 P.Jackson Colyton - St Clair 38 1 1991/92 L.Zammit Penrith RSL 36 U/10 1 1989/90 D.Johnson Colyton - St Clair 47 1 1995/96 J.Hastings St Josephs 35 1 1990/91 J.Lee Penrith RSL 32 1 1994/95 D.Moore St Clair 27 Open 2014/15 R.Brandl Glenmore Park 27 U/9 1 1988/89 D.Johnson Colyton - St Clair 61 1 1989/90 M.Myerscough Penrith RSL 51 1 1987/88 D.Johnson Colyton - St Clair 35 1 1993/94 G.Atkin St Clair 30 2 1992/93 M.Thompson Glenbrook 23

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BOWLING AVERAGE RECORDS

A GE DIV SEASON PLAYER CLUB A VERAGE U/16 Open 2018/19 R.Freeman Penrith RSL 3.74 2 2010-11 K.Balgowan Cranebrook 3.97 Open 2001/02 B.Biernat Glenmore Park 4.27

2 2012/13 H.Ezad Penrith RSL 5.00 2 2003/04 D.Carrad Glenbrook-Blaxland 5.10 U/15 Open 2015/16 J.Davison St Clair Hawks 2.67 1 1995/96 G.Bradley St Clair 3.77 Open 2001/02 D.Cahalane Cranebrook 4.42 1 1998/99 M.Czaikowski Springwood 4.68 1 2013/14 Lindsay Smith St Clair 4.96 U/14 2 1998/99 S.Rajbhandary Glenmore Park 1.94 2 2007/08 C.Finemore Emu Plains 3.29

2 2012/13 R.Mulvaney Springwood 3.43 2 2011/12 P.Gorman Glenmore Park CC 3.56 2 2001/02 S.Turner St Clair 3.78 U/13 Open 1998/99 C.Thompson Springwood 2.22 Open 2016/17 W.Sherwood Springwood 3.20 1 1995/96 D.Carr Nepean Youth 3.41 2 2007/08 B.South St Clair 3.58 Open 2001/02 M.Gibson Penrith RSL 3.77 U/12 Open 2015/16 A.Mishra Penrith RSL 1.68 1 2016/17 B.Campbell St Clair Hawks 2.58 1 2001/02 M.McNamara Penrith RSL 3.16 1 2010-11 J.Lawrie Glenmore Park 3.43 2 2003/04 T.Romer Emu Plains 3.52 U/11 Open 2016/17 J.Lennox Glenmore Park 1.70 2 1997/98 R.Bloor Penrith RSL 2.52 Open 2015/16 K.Penney Glenbrook Blaxland 2.57 1 1991/92 L.Zammit Penrith RSL 2.80 Open 2005/06 M.McCauley Glenbrook-Blaxland 2.93 U/10 Open 2000/01 S.Filmer Springwood 2.50 Open 2015/16 J.Lennox Glenmore Park 2.55 1 1988/89 M.Racher Colyton - St Clair 2.84 1 1989/90 D.Johnson Colyton - St Clair 2.85 Open 2005/06 E.DeMattia Glenbrook-Blaxland 3.00 U/9 1 1989/90 M.Myerscough Penrith RSL 2.60 1 1993/94 G.Atkin St Clair 2.67 1 1988/89 D.Johnson Colyton - St Clair 3.05 1 1987/88 G.Carter Colyton - St Clair 3.76 2 1992/93 R.Finemore Emu Plains 4.25

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WICKET KEEPING RECORDS

A GE YEAR PLAYER CLUB CATCH STUMP TOTAL U/14.1 2005/06 J.Hill Penrith RSL 17 7 24 U/13.1 1995/96 G.Hunt Nepean Youth 19 5 24 U/14.1 1994/95 B.Robinson Springwood 14 9 23 U/15.2 1996/97 M.Kyle Penrith RSL 21 2 23 U/12.1 1994/95 G.Hunt Nepean Youth 13 9 22 U/13Op 1998/99 J.Berger Springwood 16 5 21 U/11Op 2014/15 C.Potter-Jugovac Penrith RSL 15 5 20 U/12.2 1997/98 B.Mellam Penrith RSL 18 2 20 U/14.1 1999/00 D.Lindsay Henry Lawson 11 9 20 U/14.2 2010/11 J.Cantwell Henry Lawson 16 4 20 U/15.1 1994/95 B.Chruszcz Colyton - St Clair 12 7 19 U/15.1 1995/96 T.Balchin St Clair 17 2 19 U/11.2 1996/97 M.Todd Glenbrook 16 3 19 U/13.1 2000/01 J.Spurr Glenmore Park 10 9 19 U/16.1 2002/03 B.Blair Glenbrook-Blaxland 16 3 19 U/16.1 2002/03 D.Salt Springwood 11 8 19 U/14Op 2009/10 M.Bugg Cranebrook 17 2 19 U/14.1 2010/11 T.Sargeant Glenbrook-Blaxland 15 4 19 U/16 2018/19 D.Lord Glenmore Park 15 4 19 U/16 2016/17 M.Lothian Glenmore Park 16 2 18 U/16.1 2008/09 P.Pope Glenmore Park 14 4 18 U/11.2 1994/95 S.Clarence St Josephs 15 3 18 U/13.2 1997/98 C.Wallace Blaxland 14 4 18 U/14.1 1999/00 J.Berger Springwood 11 7 18 U/10Op 2010/11 L. McIllwain Colyton St Clair Colts 15 3 18

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HIGHEST WICKET PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

A GE WKT SEASON PLAYERS CLUB SCORE U/16 1st 2000/01 R.Pittaway/M.Jones Glenmore Park 272 Div 2 2nd 2012/13 J.Lawrie/B.Bulpett St Marys Leagues 348 3rd 1997/98 M.Thompson/J.Lee Penrith RSL 274 4th 2007/08 T.Romer/B.McGovern Emu Plains 224 5th 2002/03 E.Whiley/A.Sztelma Penrith RSL 261 Div 1 6th 2012/13 J.Brown/J.Kleyn Cranebrook 175 7th 2002/03 L.Weston/W.Standen St Clair 158 8th 1996/97 G.Bradley/T.Balchin Penrith RSL 128 Div 1 9th 2013/14 B.Gavin/J.Skrypka Colyton St Clair Colts 207 Div 2 10th 2011/12 B.Parkinson/A.Hopping Penrith RSL 100

U/15 Div 3 1st 2016/17 A.Kells/A.Stewart St Clair Hawks 294 2nd 2014/15 A.Agius/M.Miles Emu Plains 226 Div 1 3rd 2016/17 B.Tracey/A.Long Springwood 256 4th 2017/18 J.McIlwain/O.Sultana Colyton-St Clair 246 5th 1999/00 G.Atkin/D.Anderson St Clair 183 6th 1999/00 R.Singh/B.Vamadevan St Clair 158 6th 2009/10 S.Sivapragasam/B.Orr Colyton - St Clair 158 7th 1998/99 L.O’Carrigan/R.Finnemore Springwood 187 8th 1999/00 V.Braithwaite/D.Saunders Glenmore Park 108 9th 2017/18 O.Sultana/J.Byrnes Colyton-St Clair 133 10th 1999/00 D.Brown/V.Braithwaite Glenmore Park 100

U/14 1st 1998/99 A.Ranieri/S.Appleby St Clair 249 2nd 2002/03 S.Smith/A.Jamieson Glenbrook-Blaxland 212 3rd 1999/00 D.Lindsay/M.Tilden Henry Lawson 213 4th 1997/98 R.Nowland/A.Osborne St Josephs 182 5th 2003/04 D.Payne/B.Betros Penrith RSL 247 6th 2002/03 A.Jamieson/D.Carrad Glenbrook-Blaxland 141 Div 1 7th 2011/12 J.Day/C.DeKretser Colyton St Clair 196 8th 2017/18 R.Singh/J.Thornton Glenmore Park 128 Div 1 9th 2011/12 P.Sheth/L.Saywell Colyton St Clair 125 Div 1 10th 2011/12 A.Singh/J.Skrypka Colyton St Clair 173

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U/13 1st 1995/96 T.Wort/A.LeBreton Penrith RSL 244 2nd 2000/01 S.Keen/J.Lalor St Clair 245 3rd 2014/15 K.Jackson/D.Tupper Springwood 231 4th 1995/96 B.Balov/S.Bailey Nepean Youth 248 5th 2005/06 J.Clarke/L.Duke Penrith RSL 170 6th 1999/00 D.Cahalane/J.Jagodzinski Cranebrook 204 7th 2013/14 A.Mishra/J.Burns Penrith RSL 166 8th 2013/14 K.Shone/H.Hartley St Clair Hawks 284 9th 2015/16 T.Cranfield/J.Clenshaw Penrith RSL 194 10th 2015/16 R.Young/B. Jones Springwood 110

U/12 1st 2006/07 R.Wilson/A.Bayliss Glenmore Park 275 2nd 1996/97 A.Ranieri/C.Sarnadsky St Clair 196 3rd 2003/04 M.Fraser/D.Ker Glenmore Park 247 4th 1997/98 C.Thompson/A.Marr Springwood 179 5th 2016/17 T.Mann/K.Penney Glenbrook Blaxland 132 6th 2014/15 L.Bayliss/R.Williams Springwood 134 7th 2008/09 M.Hinkley/S.Masters Emu Plains 138 8th 2012/13 Justin & Jasmin Chandrackumar St Pauls Grammar 105 9th 2010-11 R.Parsonage/T.Rossetto Glenmore Park Red 129 10th 2014/15 L.Bayliss/B.Tarrant Springwood 88

U/11 1st 1994/95 S.Clarence/C.Smith St.Josephs 257 2nd 2002/03 B.Evennett/C.Samarasinghe Colyton - St Clair 173 3rd 1998/99 A.Sztelma/K.Sayers Cranebrook 198 4th 2003/04 J.Clarke/R.Gibson Penrith RSL 165 5th 2006/07 J.Shakeshaft/R.McClue Glenbrook-Blaxland 166 6th 1997/98 S.Pointon/M.Bagou Springwood 126 7th 2002/03 D.Ker/P.Lambert Glenmore Park 90 8th 2003/04 J.Clarke/G.Macquire Penrith RSL 100 9th 2002/03 N.Kaukajaros/E.Neill Glenbrook-Blaxland 83 10th 2013/14 C.Kastelan/C.Joyce St Clair Hawks 159

2 018/19 District Yearbook 40 PREMIERSHIP WINNERS HONOUR ROLL

A GE DIV SEASON CLUB A GE DIV SEASON CLUB U16 1 2018-19 Colyton /Emu Plains U15 1 2018-19 Springwood 1 2017-18 Glenmore Park 1 2017-18 St Clair Hawks 1 2016-17 Glenmore Park 1 2016-17 Springwood (U14/15) 1 2015-16 Springwood 2 2016-17 Penrith RSL (U14/15) 1 2014-15 Springwood 3 2016-17 St Clair Hawks (U14/15) 1 2013-14 Colyton-St Clair 1 2015-16 Glenmore Park 1 2012-13 Cranebrook 1 2014-15 Emu Plains 2 2012-13 Penrith RSL 1 2013-14 Springwood (U14/15) 1 2011-12 Glenbrook Blaxland - 2012-13 --- 2 2011-12 Penrith RSL - 2011-12 --- 1 2010-11 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2010-11 --- 2 2010-11 Penrith RSL 1 2009-10 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2009-10 Glenbrook Blaxland - 2008-09 --- 2 2009-10 Henry Lawson 2 2007-08 Glenmore Park (U15/16) 1 2008-09 Cranebrook 1 2006-07 Colyton-St Clair 2 2008-09 Penrith RSL 2 2006-07 Henry Lawson (U15/16) 1 2007-08 Glenmore Park (U15/16) 1 2005-06 Colyton-St Clair 1 2006-07 Colyton-St Clair 2 2005-06 Penrith RSL 1 2005-06 Claremont Meadows 1 2004-05 Glenmore Park 1 2004-05 Penrith RSL - 2003-04 --- 1 2003-04 Penrith RSL - 2002-03 --- 2 2003-04 Emu Plains 1 2001-02 Springwood 3 2003-04 Penrith RSL 2 2001-02 Penrith RSL 1 2002-03 Springwood 1 2000-01 Henry Lawson 2 2002-03 Penrith RSL 2 2000-01 Emu Plains 3 2002-03 Springwood 1 1999-00 St Clair 1 2001-02 Henry Lawson 2 1999-00 Glenmore Park 2 2001-02 Emu Plains 1 1998-99 Springwood 1 2000-01 St Clair 2 1998-99 Colyton-St Clair 2 2000-01 Springwood 1 1997-98 Glenmore Park 1 1999-00 Springwood 2 1997-98 Colyton-St Clair 2 1999-00 Penrith RSL 1 1996-97 Penrith RSL 1 1998-99 Penrith RSL 2 1996-97 Glenbrook 2 1998-99 Penrith RSL 3 1996-97 Emu Plains 1 1997-98 Penrith RSL 1 1995-96 Penrith RSL 2 1997-98 St Clair 1 1994-95 Glenbrook 1 1996-97 Penrith RSL 2 1994-95 Springwood 1 1995-96 Colyton-St Clair 2 1995-96 Emu Plains 1 1994-95 Penrith RSL 2 1994-95 Penrith RSL

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A GE DIV SEASON CLUB A GE DIV SEASON CLUB U14 1 2018-19 Colyton-St Clair U13 1 2018-19 Glenmore Park 1 2017-18 Colyton-St Clair U13 1 2017-18 Glenmore Park - 2016-17 --- 1 2016-17 Glenmore Park 1 2015-16 Springwood Jenkins 1 2015-16 Glenbrook Blaxland North 1 2014-15 Glenmore Park 1 2014-15 Emu Plains 2 2013-14 Emu Plains (U14/15) 2 2014-15 St Clair Hawks 1 2012-13 Emu Plains 1 2013-14 Penrith RSL 2 2012-13 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2012-13 Glenmore Park 1 2011-12 Glenbrook Blaxland - 2011-12 --- 2 2011-12 Glenbrook Blaxland - 2010-11 --- 1 2010-11 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2009-10 Glenmore Park 2 2010-11 Glenbrook Blaxland 2 2009-10 Colyton-St Clair 3 2010-11 Penrith RSL 1 2008-09 St Clair Hawks 1 2009-10 St Clair Hawks 2 2008-09 Penrith RSL (U13/14) 2 2009-10 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2007-08 Springwood 1 2008-09 Glenbrook Blaxland (U13/14) 2 2007-08 Colyton-St Clair 1 2007-08 Colyton-St Clair 1 2006-07 St Clair Hawks 2 2007-08 Emu Plains 2 2006-07 Penrith RSL 1 2006-07 Penrith RSL 1 2005-06 Penrith RSL 2 2006-07 Emu Plains 2 2005-06 Springwood 1 2005-06 Penrith RSL 1 2004-05 Glenbrook Blaxland 2 2005-06 Cranebrook 2 2004-05 Springwood 1 2004-05 Glenbrook Blaxland - 2003-04 --- 2 2004-05 Glenmore Park - 2002-03 --- 1 2003-04 St Clair 1 2001-02 St Clair 2 2003-04 Cranebrook 2 2001-02 Glenmore Park 3 2003-04 Emu Plains 1 2000-01 St Clair 1 2002-03 Glenmore Park 2 2000-01 Penrith RSL 2 2002-03 Penrith RSL 1 1999-00 Glenbrook 3 2002-03 St Clair 2 1999-00 Penrith RSL 1 2001-02 Colyton-St Clair 1 1998-99 Henry Lawson 2 2001-02 Glenbrook Blaxland 2 1998-99 Glenbrook 1 2000-01 Springwood 1 1997-98 St Clair 2 2000-01 St Clair 2 1997-98 Henry Lawson 1 1999-00 Henry Lawson 3 1997-98 Blaxland 2 1999-00 Cranebrook 1 1996-97 St Josephs 1 1998-99 St Clair 2 1996-97 Blaxland 2 1998-99 Blaxland 1 1995-96 Nepean Youth 1 1997-98 Springwood 2 1995-96 Glenbrook 2 1997-98 Henry Lawson 1 1994-95 Glenbrook 1 1996-97 Glenmore Park 2 1994-95 Springwood 2 1996-97 Penrith RSL 1 1995-96 Glenbrook 2 1995-96 Springwood 1 1994-95 Penrith RSL 2 1994-95 Penrith RSL

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A GE DIV SEASON CLUB A GE DIV SEASON CLUB U12 1 2018-19 Glenmore Park U11 1 2017-18 Emu Plains 2 2018-19 Emu Plains 1 2017-18 Glenmore Park 1 2017-18 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2016-17 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2016-17 Glenmore Park 1 2015-16 Glenmore Park Red 1 2015-16 Glenmore Park Red 1 2014-15 Colyton – St Clair 1 2014-15 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2013-14 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2013-14 Emu Plains 1 2012-13 Emu Plains 1 2012-13 St Clair Hawks 1 2011-12 Glenmore Park 1 2011-12 Emu Plains 1 2010-11 Glenmore Park 1 2010-11 Emu Plains 1 2009-10 Emu Plains 2 2010-11 St Clair Hawks 2 2009-10 Penrith RSL 1 2009-10 Springwood 1 2008-09 Penrith RSL 2 2009-10 Colyton-St Clair 1 2007-08 Springwood 1 2008-09 Springwood 2 2007-08 St Marys Leagues 2 2008-09 Penrith RSL 1 2006-07 Glenmore Park 1 2007-08 St Clair Hawks 2 2006-07 St Clair Hawks 2 2007-08 St Marys Leagues 1 2005-06 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2006-07 Glenmore Park 2 2005-06 Springwood 2 2006-07 Springwood 1 2004-05 St Clair Hawks 1 2005-06 Glenbrook Blaxland 2 2004-05 Springwood 2 2005-06 Penrith RSL 1 2003-04 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2004-05 Colyton-St Clair 2 2003-04 Henry Lawson 2 2004-05 Emu Plains 1 2002-03 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2003-04 Glenbrook Blaxland 2 2002-03 Springwood 2 2003-04 Emu Plains 1 2001-02 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2002-03 Glenbrook Blaxland 2 2001-02 Glenmore Park 2 2002-03 Glenmore Park 1 2000-01 Glenmore Park 1 2001-02 Glenbrook Blaxland 2 2000-01 Emu Plains 2 2001-02 Emu Plains 1 1999-00 St Clair 1 2000-01 Penrith RSL 2 1999-00 Penrith RSL 2 2000-01 Penrith RSL 1 1998-99 Colyton-St Clair 1 1999-00 St Clair 2 1998-99 Cranebrook 2 1999-00 Glenbrook 1 1997-98 Glenbrook 1 1998-99 Glenbrook 2 1997-98 Penrith RSL 2 1998-99 Penrith RSL 1 1996-97 Penrith RSL 1 1997-98 Henry Lawson 2 1996-97 St Marys RLC 2 1997-98 Glenbrook 1 1995-96 St Clair 1 1996-97 St Clair 2 1995-96 Penrith RSL 2 1996-97 St Clair 3 1995-96 Penrith RSL 3 1996-97 St Clair 1 1994-95 Springwood 1 1995-96 St Josephs 2 1994-95 Colyton-St Clair 2 1995-96 Henry Lawson 3 1994-95 Emu Plains 1 1994-95 Nepean Youth 2 1994-95 Emu Plains

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A GE DIV SEASON CLUB A GE DIV SEASON CLUB U10 1 2018-19 Glenbrook-Blaxland U/9 1 1998-99 Glenbrook 1 2017-18 St Clair Hawks 1 1997-98 St Clair 1 2016-17 Emu Plains 1 1996-97 Penrith RSL 1 2015-16 Glenmore Park 1 1995-96 Glenbrook 1 2014-15 St Clair Hawks 1 1994-95 St Josephs 1 2013-14 Colyton-St Clair 1 2012-13 St Clair Hawks 1 2011-12 Emu Plains–Glenmore Park 1 2010-11 Colyton-St Clair 1 2009-10 Glenmore Park 1 2008-09 Springwood 1 2007-08 Colyton-St Clair 1 2006-07 St Clair Hawks 1 2005-06 Glenbrook Blaxland 1 2004-05 Glenmore Park 1 2003-04 Colyton-St Clair 1 2002-03 Penrith RSL 1 2001-02 Colyton-St Clair 1 2000-01 Penrith RSL/Springwood 1 1999-00 Glenbrook 2 1999-00 Glenbrook 1 1998-99 Penrith RSL 2 1998-99 Colyton-St Clair 1 1997-98 Colyton-St Clair 1 1996-97 Glenbrook 1 1995-96 St Josephs 1 1994-95 St Clair

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SEASON POINTS CLUB 2018-19 94 Glenmore Park 2017-18 96 Glenmore Park 2016-17 96 Glenmore Park 2015-16 90 St Clair Hawks 2014-15 92 Springwood 2013-14 92 Colyton-St Clair 2012-13 96 Glenmore Park 2011-12 94 Glenmore Park 2010-11 92 Glenmore Park 2009-10 93 Glenbrook Blaxland 2008-09 92 Penrith RSL 2007-08 93 Glenbrook Blaxland 2006-07 90 Glenmore Park 2005-06 98 Penrith RSL 2004-05 127.66 Glenmore Park 2003-04 127.19 Penrith RSL 2002-03 121.24 Glenbrook Blaxland 2001-02 125.13 Glenbrook Blaxland 2000-01 139.14 St Clair 1999-00 134.27 Glenbrook 1998-99 135.14 Penrith RSL 1997-98 127.12 Penrith RSL 1996-97 141.27 Penrith RSL 1995-96 117.10 St Josephs 1994-95 130.28 Penrith RSL 1993-94 110.31 Penrith RSL 1992-93 113.29 Penrith RSL

2 018/19 District Yearbook 45 VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD

Established in Season 2015-16, this award is presented to a volunteer who has demonstrated meritorious service to the PJCA and/or PJCA junior member club over a period of time through their involvement and service on and/or off the field to the promotion and development of junior cricket within the Penrith district. Individual and club members of the PJCA can nominate individuals for this award through a written submission to the PJCA outlining the nominee’s service to the PJCA and/or PJCA member club.

Over the past 12 months Brad demonstrated a tireless commitment to the children of the PJCA well beyond that of a normal volunteer or parent. While an active participant in club land for many years he now selflessly gives up his time almost every day of the week at every level in the interest of helping junior cricketers in the Penrith district.

He takes immense pleasure in seeing those under his mentorship continue to grow and enjoy the game of cricket. His passion and love for the game and our children cannot be denied and in the opinion of the PJCA is an outstanding candidate to be receiving this honour this year.

Brad’s achievements include:  Each and every Saturday in cricket off season running open training sessions for any cricketer of any age, both existing or new, of any level to hone their skills free of charge  Coaches a highly competitive Glenmore Park team  This season coached BOTH U13s PJCA representative teams, including training them together & being in attendance for all games over the whole summer  Assisted with PJCA with representative selections  Even more recently was the major contributor to establishing eight PJCA winter sides that are now competing as part of the SMCA competition Co ngratulations Brad

SEASON WINNER 2018-19 Brad Astill 2017-18 Alex Fenn 2016-17 David Williams 2015-16 John Jennings

2 018/19 District Yearbook 46 OFFICE BEARERS - TERM OF OFFICE

President

Ray Morphett 1982-1985 Peter Filmer 1997-2000 Mick Sparkes 2012-2014 Alf Smith 1985-1987 Eric Jamieson 2000-2004 Geoff Sullivan 2014-2017 Max Leathen 1987-1990 Michael Jenks 2004-2006 David Williams 2017-2018 John Cook 1990-1997 Greg Liggins 2006-2012 Grant Kean 2018-2019

Vice President

Ces Kensey 1982-1983 Steve Carter 1993-1994 John Jennings 2007-2010 Alf Smith 1983-1984 Greg Taylor 1994-1996 Mick Carthey 2010-2011 Stuart Whiteley 1984-1985 Barry Clarence 1996-1999 Mick Sparkes 2011-2012 Jill Warburton 1985-1986 Joe Poulter 1999-2000 Jason Lockwood 2012-2014 Mel Geldard 1986-1987 Arthur Marr 2000-2003 Alex Fenn 2014-2018 Bud Rasmus 1987-1988 Ray D’Lima 2003-2004 Craig Batty 2018-2019 Alf Smith 1988-1989 Paul English 2004-2005 Gary Carter 1989-1993 Paul Hoolahan 2006-2007

Secretary

Alma Ristau 1981-1982 Wendy Cook 1996-1997 Paul Fitzpatrick 2007-2010 Nick Stranges 1982-1984 Joe Poulter 1997-1999 Elizabeth Dowd 2010-2011 Jeanette Morphett 1984-1986 Barry Clarence 1999-2001 Kellie Liddiard 2011-2014 Walter Pracey 1986-1987 Ray D’Lima 2001-2002 Geoff Newton 2014-2016 Joe Poulter 1986-1994 Phil Mangan 2002-2004 Megan White 2016-2018 Bob Myerscough 1994-1995 Donna Carthey 2004-2005 Rebecca Nicholls 2018-2019 Steve Carter 1994-1995 Michelle Jenks 2004-2006 Peter Filmer 1995-1996 Patrick Payne 2006-2007

Treasurer

Nick Stranges 1982-1983 John Pesle 1990-1994 Greg Sheens 2004-2005 Keith Martin 1983-1985 Ray Jansz 1994-1998 Warren Smith 2004-2006 Walter Pracy 1985-1986 Ian Bowman 1997-1999 Glenn Maher 2006-2013 Stuart Whiteley 1986-1987 Arthur Marr 1998-2000 John Jennings 2013-2019 Mel Geldard 1987-1988 Bill Tierney 2000-2001 Ian Douglas 1987-1990 Michelle Pinson 2001-2004

Life Members

John Cook Bill Tierney Joe Poulter Barry Clarence Lorraine Morris Greg Liggins Glenn Maher Narelle Smith