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“…Oh How I Want to Be at Nettleton…” “…oh how I want to be at Nettleton…” 40 years of STC 1967 – 2007 Saturday 17th February 2007 Dear Club Member, F On behalf of President Stephen Hoy and the Committee of the STC South Camberwell Cricket Club, it is my great pleasure to table the official 40th Anniversary Club History. This document contains a full history of the Club’s progression from a O small parish based organisation, to its current position as one of the largest clubs in the Eastern Cricket Association. In 40 years, we have had over 600 senior players proudly represent STC, wearing the trademark red cap. R Sincere thanks to Jack Krohn for his fastidious record keeping, and assistance in preparing this document for publication. To “editor in chief”, Paul Zennaro, I also extend my appreciation for hours of proofreading and formatting to enable us to present this professional document to you today. T 40 years old, and stronger than we have ever been….oh, how I want to be at Nettleton. Sincerely, Y 1967 - 2007 Kylie Zennaro Secretary STC South Camberwell Cricket Club ABN 96 443 354 366 PO Box 2037 Camberwell West VIC 3124 [email protected] www.stccricket.com.au Honour Board Season President Secretary First XI Captain Club Champion Best Clubman Basil Finnigan 1967/68 A Yarwood A Burt A Burt D Harrison 1968/69 G Mazoletti K Burt A Burt D Harrison 1969/70 G Mazoletti K Burt A Yarwood M Cain 1970/71 G Mazoletti K Burt A Yarwood M Cain 1971/72 A Burt K Burt A Yarwood J Martin 1972/73 A Burt K Burt A Yarwood M Cain 1973/74 A Burt K Burt K Burt J Martin 1974/75 A Burt K Burt K Burt B Finnigan 1975/76 A Yarwood M Wignell K Burt G Wignell K Burt 1976/77 A Yarwood M Wignell K Burt M Robertson M Yarwood 1977/78 P Sandilands P Spithill P Sandilands G Wignell B Brell 1978/79 P Sandilands P Spithill P Sandilands G Wignell E Fitzwilliam 1979/80 P Sandilands E Fitzwilliam P Sandilands G Wignell J Spithill 1980/81 P Sandilands E Fitzwilliam P Sandilands G Wignell J Spithill 1981/82 P Sandilands E Fitzwilliam G Wignell G Wignell P Pawsey 1982/83 P Sandilands P Pawsey P Sandilands G Wignell P Stewart 1983/84 R Fitzwilliam P Pawsey B Cain B Cain B Docherty 1984/85 R Fitzwilliam P Pawsey K Burt C Hoare Mrs D Burt 1985/86 K Burt Mrs M Smith K Burt C Hoare M Drew G Walker 1986/87 K Burt P McHenry C Hoare C Hoare D Zennaro P Wignell 1987/88 K Burt P McHenry B Docherty G Wignell P McHenry G Wignell B Docherty 1988/89 K Burt E Fitzwilliam B Docherty B Docherty P Docherty E Fitzwilliam G Wignell 1989/90 I Constable E Fitzwilliam B Docherty M Learmonth J Murray M Learmonth 1990/91 I Constable E Fitzwilliam B Docherty M Learmonth R Molloy G Walker 1991/92 B Docherty R Molloy B Docherty B Docherty P McHenry G Walker 1992/93 B Docherty K Burt P Docherty P Williams R Hoich P Williams J Hall 1993/94 B Docherty K Burt P Docherty P Williams M Molly C Hoare 1994/95 B Docherty S Ross B Docherty B Docherty Mrs K Burt C Wood 1995/96 G Chard S Ross P Warcarba B Docherty A Purcell B Docherty 1996/97 G Chard S Ross P Warcarba P Warcarba A Daly P Warcarba R McDowall 1997/98 S Ross S Waller P Warcarba P Warcarba A Tracey D Burt B Docherty 1998/99 S Waller S Weerasinghe S Joyce J Di Stefano M Thackwray R McDowall 1999/00 R Corbett P Zennaro B Docherty B Docherty P Lynch M Pivetta 2000/01 R Corbett P Zennaro S Joyce D Sotiriadis P Morrison L D’Astoli S Hoy 2001/02 G Chard P Zennaro P Fisicaro B Docherty R Corbett M Pivetta S Hoy 2002/03 G Chard P Zennaro P Fisicaro S O’Connell P Fisicaro J Krohn 2003/04 Dr T Bach P Zennaro P Fisicaro S O’Connell G Chard L D’Astoli 2004/05 Dr T Bach N Fennessy S O’Connell S O’Connell A Michaelides M Mitchell 2007 2005/06 S Hoy Mrs K Zennaro S O’Connell S O’Connell P Zennaro D Smith – 2006/07 S Hoy Mrs K Zennaro S O’Connell 1967 STC Office Bearers 2006/07 President Stephen Hoy Vice President (Senior) Peter Lynch Vice President (Junior) Stuart Hamilton Secretary Kylie Zennaro Treasurer Edwin Behan Christian Classon Kylie Corbett Committee Brad Craine Peter Morrison Daniel Sharpe 1st XI Captain Stephen O’Connell 2nd XI Captain Marc Molloy 3rd XI Captain Christian Classon 4th XI Captain Richard Corbett 5th XI Captain Neil Hodgson Club XI Captain Garry Chard Peter Lynch ECA Delegates Kylie Zennaro Public Officer Eugene Fitzwilliam Parks and Gardens John Krohn Howzat Editor Paul Zennaro Mark Molloy (Chairman) Selection Committee Anthony Michaelides Paul Zennaro ECA Vice President Paul Zennaro Synthetic ECA Grade Secretary Eugene Fitzwilliam ECA Grade Secretary Peter Morrison 2007 ECA Macgibbon Shield Steve O’Connell – Rep Squad Captain 1967 Hall of Fame 2002 Kevin Burt 2002 Basil Finnigan 2002 Peter Sandilands 2002 Greg Wignell 2002 Alan Yarwood Life Members 1975 Alan Burt 1975 Alan Yarwood 1977 Kevin Burt 1977 Peter Sandilands 1978 Robert Fitzwilliam 1980 Michael Wignell 1984 Eugene Fitzwilliam 1990 Bernard Docherty 1991 John Krohn 1991 Bryan Cain 1991 Joe Cain 1993 Paul McHenry 1993 Peter Pawsey 1995 Justin Murray 1995 Tim Allen 1999 Patrick Docherty 1999 Basil Finnigan 2005 Anthony Michaelides STC Honour Roll (2002 to present) Joe Cain Jack Leahy Roy Cameron Gerry Mazoletti George Colman Warren Pendry 2007 John Krohn (Senior) Kath Sandilands – Daniel Lagastes 1967 Club Sponsors Our sponsors are vital to keeping our club alive. We value their support, as much as they value our continued custom and referral. Please utilise their services where possible, and let them know you are from STC. J.A. Cain First 1156 Toorak Road Bryan Cain 9805 2900 National Real Estate Camberwell Suite 12/14 Albert Street Behan & Behan Edwin Behan 9877 3577 Blackburn Camberwell South 968 Toorak Road James Hall 9889 6119 Cellars Camberwell South Camberwell Sports & 611 Camberwell Road 9889 1078 Travis Bateman Spinal Medicine Camberwell 22 Peate Avenue Chardy's Tiling Gary Chard 0413 875 258 Glen Iris Classon Financial 542 Riverdale Road Christian Classon 9882 4244 Services Pty. Ltd. Camberwell Custom Financial and 2/179 Boronia Road Bernard Docherty 9761 3224 Retirement Solutions Boronia Food and Liquor 686 Burwood Road Joe Rumoro 1800 267 447 Express On Time Hawthorn East 106 Glen Iris Road Glen Iris Milk Bar Chris & Fil Papagianis 9889 7092 Glen Iris 22 Catalina Avenue Hynes Plumbing Gavin Hynes 0419 553 996 Ashburton Living Colour 34 Cairnes Crescent Andrew Classon 0408 884 459 Landscapes Malvern East 24 Mercedes Drive Overflow Carpets Ron Vanderzwart 94644629 Thomastown 4 Watton Street Purcell and Purcell Anthony Purcell 9741 3777 Werribee Cnr Swan & Church Streets The Swan Hotel Peter Campbell 9428 2112 Richmond 686 Burwood Road The Tower Hotel Joe Rumoro 9882 2347 Hawthorn East 2007 – 1967 Premierships Senior Premierships 1968/69 1st XI ESCA “A” Grade Matting 1970/71 1st XI ESCA “A” Grade Matting 1977/78 2nd XI ESCA “C” Grade Matting 1978/79 3rd XI ESCA “E” Grade Matting 1980/81 3rd XI ESCA “E” Grade Matting 1987/88 1st XI ESCA “A” Grade Matting 1995/96 3rd XI ESCA “C” Grade Matting 1998/99 4th XI ESCA “D” Grade Non Turf 2001/02 1st XI ECA Burt Shield 2001/02 2nd XI ECA “A” Grade Gold 2002/03 2nd XI ECA Burt Shield 2002/03 4th XI ECA “B2” Grade Blue 2002/03 Club XI ECA One Day Division 2 2003/04 1st XI ECA Macgibbon Shield 2003/04 2nd XI ECA Burt Shield Junior Premierships 1993/94 Under 14s ESCDCA 1994/95 Under 16s 1994/95 Under 14s 1995/96 Under 16 Reds 1996/97 Under 14 Reds 2004/04 Under 12 Blues 2005/06 Under 14 Reds 2005/06 Under 12 Reds 2007 – 1967 The early years… 1967/68 In mid 1967 Alan Yarwood called out over the side fence to his next door neighbour Peg Burt, “Is your husband interested in cricket?". That remark was the beginning of STC South Camberwell Cricket Club. Alan Burt was overseas at the time. On his return, he and Alan Yarwood enlisted the help of Joe Cain and the curate of the local Catholic church of St Cecilia's, Fr John O'Callaghan, in fielding a team from the parish. An approach was made to Rev Wittingslow of the local St Mary's Church of England to sponsor the club to be known as St Cecilia's Cricket Club into the Eastern Suburban Churches Cricket Association. That Association however refused to accept the club into their competition as at that time Catholic clubs were not allowed to enter. An application was then made to Mr Alf Dunstan, the President of the Eastern Suburbs Cricket Association (ESCA), for admission into their competition. ESCA advised that we would be accepted into the Association but only in the lowest grade of matting - C Grade. This small group then decided that the club must be given a name. It was decided to retain the Church connection at St Cecilia's but not to use the church name as we were not entering a Churches competition. To this end the name STC South Camberwell was chosen. Through the secretary of the Nettleton Park Committee of Management, Mr Jack McGuiness (also a parishioner at St Cecilia's), the group was able to obtain the shared use of a pitch at Nettleton Park.
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