“…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

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1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 years… The early a took hat trickagainst WattlePark. playFirstin the XI. of The best bowlers the was Pete seasonby Peter Liddy, Brian BurtGeoff Wignell, and Theteam finishedin9th placewith only wins. 3 Ther Yarwood. Nelson,John Goonan, GeoffGoonan, JohnSandilands, John year. the Among themwere Brian Michael Wignell, Wi SecondOur was XI ledby LeoSandilands with a fewnew againstgame Box Hill South. Thehighlight ofthe season was centurya in164 minut TheFirst hada XI disappointing year finishingout of weshoulda start Second XI. theAfter success ofour flagfirst committee the decided 1969/70 DennisHarrisonwinning club the championship for the - Kevintaking Burt catches37 the for season;and - JohnAspinall takinga hat trickagainstAYC; - DennisHarrison taking55 wickets season; the for - twobycenturies Michael Cain 110and 120; - our Afirst GradeFlag; - Highlightsof season the were: wasCainJoe with 4/38 overs.13 from hadSTC won its A first Gradeby 33flag runs. o Our loosewhen CainJoe trapped the last batsmanLBW. Bor spirithave to Boroondara 6/191,7/203, 8/204, 9/214 Somewhatrefreshed we took the fieldafter the tea b Boroondara5/172 attea, still needing 87 runsto wi withthe score on with77 Boroondara still requiring parishioners gathertosupport the local ladsin their f Saturdaythe 29th ofMarch saw enormousan crowd fr of stumpson the second day Boroondarawere already a 1/51 Kevinopening, Burt, scored 52 andhad solid support fr During thesecond day's playwent STC onbuild to o up

n. n. 182win. to fellslowlyWickets with the finals the for first intime, place.fifth andat4.44 pm pandemonium broke reakandcontinued toshow our fighting ight thefor flag. Thesecond wicket fell utstandingbowler inthe second innings e weree only scores four over 50 for the r Liston r with wickets.33 Dave Nelson DavidNelson all of whom went toon gnell,Kevin Dwyer,Liddy, Peter David esby JimmyHall inthe Australia Day omCainJoe with 40. However at ursecond innings 184. score to thatwith the support andsuccess iends, relationsand Cecilia's St oondarawas all out223 andfor faces at faces club the introduced during secondyear. nd itnd looked ominous STC.for Yarwood andMichael PaulAspinall andPeter Onleyduringthe season. and103on the same day againstGlen Iris. w 30Over Brian and Wignell Pendry became Warren the centfirst stumpsbeing 8/64, however having won theoninn first allinour out second innings 116 withfor Bernie Bre Balwynpaststruggled with143. Pendry Warren andPe Theseconds infinished thirdplace, losing the semi fina enthusiasm. The firsts finishedinthe middle of thel For next the threeyears club the struggled. This may 1971/72 withGoonan Sandilandswickets, 34 Peter includinghata trickagainstNo Brell, TonyHall, Ron and Paul Ware Aspinall. Theb DenisHarrison TheSecond alsoimproved XI considerably in sixto finish JohnRathjens JohnMartin with 27. JohnAspinall - Sandilands Peter with 28 wickets; and Alan Burt - JohnAspinall with wickets48was the outstanding bowl - centuriesby Peter Liddy andKevin Burt; - 585runs by Michael withCain topa score of138; - highlightsTeam thefor season were: AlanYarwood (Capt) JohnMartin MichaelCain Liddy Peter DenisSully Kevin Burt premiershipOur teamwas: onlylost wickets3 inwinning our second flag. 64. Park was Willison dismissed inits secondinnings 1 for SandilandsandRathjens. STC inreply made 283, Ala WillisonPark was dismissed 213, with for the wickets bein opponentOur in A the Grade was final Park. Willison with2/102. Doncasterbattedagain andwas dismissed 139.for STC ma semiwe final played Doncaster,which we dismissed 146 for threeand games, at the endofthe home and away ga Underthe captaincy Alan of Yarwood, the First XI got 1970/71 llscoring30. Balwyn was inall atsorts adder eachadder year. estbowler the season for was Geoff won the tossand We put themin. offa to flying start,winning its first havebeendue a to lossofour early mes finishedinsecond place. In the ickets wereickets taken by Geoff Goonan, Yarwoodn with and79 Michael Cain ury makers thefor secondswith 101 ingsprogressed to the final. lBalwyn. to STC 134 made but rth Balwyn.rth ter Onleyscoredboth 32. STC was th place. Newth players were Bernie g sharedg by Aspinall, Martin, 26 with26 Aspinall taking5/59. STC er; er; , and , inreply we186.made deour second A Grade final The The 70’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 70’s… notablenoperformances oneas would have expected. TheSecond inits XI first seasoninB Gradehad only on DirkFinnigan, Balthazaar and Kevin Burt. were runs scored during season the by JohnSullivan, Warr throughbadbatting, our duringstrength year the ha TheFirst XI finished third,losing decisively sem in the FitzwilliamEugene with wickets.26 inningsbeing indouble Bestfigures. of thebowlers Thetop batting performance inthe thirds came Dofrom Under16s their chance toplay cricketregular at se a sevenof out 10 their games. Thisteamwas established in thirds their yearfirst started inC Gradeanddid 1974/75 In club the took a step infurther its growth 1974/75 unfortunatelydefeated by Ashwood. In samethis season our Under16s made the semi-finals fo provedbe to a batsmanfine in sub-districtcricket. over 20. Dirkwas the offirstour juniorcricketers seniorcricket andhe showed potentialhisfuture with Theonly highlightin the finalwas scored41 the by D Hills252.made were again We dismissed cheaply 157 for Unfortunatelyinthe grandwe final were dismissed for taking5/43. In reply283,wemade Michael Wignell LeahyweCanterbury met semi-final.in the Canterbu 1973/74 In Second the XI itsmade first grand final. 1973/74 These includedfigures a hat trick. inningshe managed toimprove on withthis the remark WestHawthorn almost on hisown. In the inninfirst wasThere only onehighlight the for secondsduring thi Highlights from the firsts were509runs by Michael C teamstruggled all year but managed to finishineigh 1972/73 In club the took a step further forwardwith 1972/73

toon andplaygo senior cricketand then verywell finishingin place,winningfifth gs Paul gs took7/14 however in the second with the formationofa Third XI. The the formationofan Under16 team. The d beenourd consistent batting. 200Over Under captaincy the ofthe late Jack top scoring top with 146. werePeter Doos with wickets27 and th place. th irk Balthazaar. irk was It Dirk’s yearfirst in ainwicketsand37 by JohnAspinall. nior level.nior rybatted scoringfirst 159, Kevin Lynch 532 runs thefor year with scores11 i-finalBox to Hill South.Although lost 90 after batting first. In replySurrey s seasonwhen Paul Aspinall defeated able of4.5figures overs18.9 for ugBaguley with 548runs,with every e wine and finished last. wereThere to to give our ofgroupfirst graduating in our second innings. rthe timefirst but were en Pendry,en Michael Basil Wignell, wobblingat8/103, STC 192made inreply, Bernie Br semi-finalIn the Canterbury was dismissed 125, Euge for Fitzwilliamwithwickets.32 overscored 200 Bryanruns. Cain attackled the with Fitzwilliam,Spithill,Pat Kerr,Gary Michael Yarwood TheSecond won XI its first withflag evenan performa Michaelscored the only Wignell centurywith 109. Our Season1977/78 saw the First again XI struggling, fini 1977/78 Theseconds alsostruggled, finishing last, third and t Kevincarried Burt hisbat undefeatedanfor century. batted andfirst managedtobat with help the ofth avoiding last, relegation bydrawinglast the gameo Associationisit understandable. Theywere probably Allclub the records 1976/77for are missing, and after 1976/77 andbatting bowling were carried by Bernie Brell and The Third XI reallystruggled, winning only games2 a scoring top with 59. Baguleyshowing hisversatility wickets.taking4 In re 55 Pat from Spithill. In thewe final were overwhe 4/65. took In replySTC 373made with 84 from Greg weagain were defeated. semi-final In the Bulleen b TheSecond after XI being relegated toC Grade made performanceofthe season was Eugene Fitzwilliam's 8/2 theon second. scored9/463 We inreply tothe IrGlen highlightof year wasthe Greg 223scored Wignell’s bet 1975/76 In First the had XI ordinaryan season finishin 1975/76 wereappointed. the endAt ofseason presentation night our lifefirst Fitzwilliamwith374runs andBrendan with36 Wignell Drewregularbecame seconds players. In werethe thirds became regularFirst XI players.Bryan Cain, Alan Dav Fromthe club’s twofirst Under16 teams, Greg Wignell, lmed bylmedKevins St who 588,made Doug e weathere both for days. Openingbatsman members inAlan Burt andAlan Yarwood f the seasonf against the premiers. We atted first making296, Brendan Wignell , Alan Yarwood, and BernieBrell all Kevin Lynch. hethirds finishedsecond last. elltop scoring with 48. Spithill, 60 Michael from Yarwood and nd finishing secondlast. Both the shingtowards bottom the ofthe ladder. checking the records ofthe 45 wickets45 supported by Eugene plywe 209,made GregSpithill again 9 runs. g in the g middleofthe ladder. One burnt. burnt. TheFirst XI finishedsecond ncethroughout season. the Eugene isscore of249. Theotherexceptional ies, Brendanies, andMichael Wignell the the grand finalagain, however once bowlersstruggled allyear. ween5.30 on the dayfirst and 5.05 Dirk Balthazaar and Peter Ormond 7against Malvern City. neFitzwilliam taking6/65. After JohnKrohn with 210 runs,Eugene The The 70’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 70’s… a inl Pawsey Peter JohnSpithill MichaelDrew DanMurray Akero Geoff Pat Wignell CrossinMark FinniganTim JohnKrohn RodMcGregor BasilFinnigan(Capt) Thepremiership teamwas: wasmargin wickets.five John of Krohn with and57 Finnigan Tim with steer53 McGregor,0 andfell for the4 pressure was really on. wickets.taking3 the two When top scoring batsmen for Camberwellapplied the pressuredeclaring at6/235, Da STC 182made in reply, BasilFinnigantop scoring with Camberwell batted infirst the grandand final were BurnleyCYMS. inreply was dismissed 68, Basil for Finni semiIn the we final were dismissed 144for runs withJo andRodMcGregor with 468runs. theOf otherbowler BasilFinniganwith 770runs and69 wickets and litta The howeverThird XI wonthe clubits premierfourth wereagain unable to copeand finishedlast on thelad beingAfter promoted to GradeB followingtheir succe BryanCain seasonwas Greg wickets.39 Wignell’s 1978/79 In First the again XI struggled, finishingin KenAranha JohnYarwood JohnKrohn 1978/79 Connellwith349runs and wickets42 it was yeara bes The Third XI,now inGrade,E struggled all year, fi BernieBrell AlanYarwood (Capt) SpithillPat FitzwilliamEugene KerrGary Peter Tyson Thepremiership teamwas: giveSTC a resoundingoutright win. replyBulleenwas dismissed 191, and for when askedto f solida teamdisplay, Eugene Fitzwilliam scored 67, Pet The Finalgrand was played Ashwood at against Bulleen

MichaelYarwood nishingin8th place. Apart Jimmyfrom seventh place only- the highlight the for dismissed 94, Pat for Wignelltaking 4/27. ship with flag, a great year skipperfrom lehelp from FinniganTim with 333 runs ed the teamtowards the flag. The final ss ofss previous the season the seconds der. der. s DanMurrays withfinished wickets.41 With 143 still With required the youngpair 53. 53. Intheir second innings t t forgottenby the thirds. er Tyson53 and Alan Yarwood 52. In n Murrayn andBasil Finniganeach season, the Basil Finniganand Rod Krohnhn scoring top with 38. . STC batted . andfirst 304.made In gan taking gan 7/22 8.5from overs. ollowwasondismissed 83for to Duggan,Pat, Johnand MatthewandO’Callaghan future Finnigan.Gerard Budding seniorplayers having their Theclubalso added an U12team, managed by stalwartP Docherty,Pat Andrew Murray,Andy Deith, Sean Spencer from previous the season’s U14s. Under the management o DochertyBernard captained the club’s U16 team whichincl rewardedwith presentation the ofhis MembershipLife Michael many seasonsWignell’s ofunobtrusive but excellen innings anythan otherbatsman scored in theyear. withouta win. Kevin Lynchwith 130and110 in the secondsof1974/75 finishedlaSt For the timefirstan theirAfter premiership the previous year the thirds against out East Doncaster. Topbowler the year for During theyear centuries were scored by JohnKrohn 108, 190. Bernie Brell took 4 wicketsand our top scorer wa defeatedby Mt inthe semi-final. Waverley Mt Waver TheSecond alsoparticipated XI in the finalsand fini yearBasil Finniganbowled overs30 taking8/103. In the matchagainst Mulgrave, Greg bowled Wignell 18 wickets,andwas well bysupported Alan Davies with34 runs thefor season. Greg hadan Wignell outstanding Centurieswere scored by andKevin Burt Greg an Wignell wasstrength its evenness andconsistency. by final 15 runs. Onlytwelve playerswere usedin t andhome away matches. However we were narrowly bea For the timefirstin manyyears the First XI finished 1979/80 Lyons. seniorplayers in the teamincluded Pat Docherty, John M bowleropening Alan Davies, supported by Eugene Fitzw break,aAfter STC restarteda junior program, field werepromoted toD Gradeandlike the an ing U14 teammanaged by FirstXI on of top ladder the at theendof the he firsts season the for and the team’s last twogames scored moreruns in two shedplace,in beingfourth comfortably wasBrendan withwickets.25 Wignell ley made 300leymade andin reply madeSTC STC teamwent through seasona first tasteofSTC cricketincluded Mark . . s Pat SpithillPat s with 60. seasonwith the ball well,as taking57 .5 overs .5 and took Later9/25. inthe Hawthorn footballerPaul Cooper. wicketsand Basil Finniganwith27. illiamandDanMurray. Future arshall,Geoff QuinlanandBrendan , Brendan, Lyons and GregLyons. d sixd batsmen scoredover 200 eterSandilands andcaptained by Basil Finnigan 119and250 not ten by ten Malvern City semi-in the udedseveral players movingup t Committee t werework f f Greg teamWignell the featured The The 70’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 80’s… rna od Finnigan Tim GerryParsons Jondahl Leigh JohnMarshall U12swhich included andMattPat O’Callaghan, Andrewa MichaelMcGettrick includedsenior playersfuture BrianMcInerney andJustin O’Callaghan.addition In toU12 players mentionedi Thejunior program featuredan U14team managed by BrendanBoyd JohnSpithill (Capt) BrianMazoletti Pat Wignell MichaelMullaly BernieDocherty Thepremiership teamwas: penetratingovers. innings, STCgiving outrightan win byLeig runs. 66 dismissed 195withfor John Spithill scoring50. MontA MarshallJondahlandLeigh eachtaking threewickets. S Boydscoring top with 32. Mont wasAlbert dismissed in In the grand finalMont Albert askedSTC tobat fir Wignell51. FinniganTim taking 7/51. Inreply STC was 3/130 wi Finalgrand having finishedhigheron the ladder. E Thesemi against final East Doncaster was affected by adv FinniganTim with 27. Boyd 102. Theleading wickettakers were Leigh Jondah premiership. During the seasoncenturies were scored by firsts werethe thirds successful under captain John Spith For the timefirst the clubhad twoteamsina grand of448 total runs thefor season. Bernie Brell lent TheSecond XI finishedsixth, SpithillPat scoring the hadcontinued toevade howeverus a numberfor ofyea successfulperiod thefor beingFirst XI runnersup f for with72. In replyhoweverAYC 395.made season This In the Finalgrand we played BattingAYC. wefirst replyKooyong were dismissed 178withfor Greg Wignell semi-finalIn the against Kooyongwe 7/231made with ESCA’sGradeAMatting competition. performancewon him STC’sfor A Dunstan first T meda 480runs. Greg ledthe wayWignell withball the a with631 including runs threecenturies, Kevin Burtwi TheFirst lost XI only two in games making the four. 1980/81

st and st we were dismissed 199, Brendan for goodsupportwith 277 runsand20 wickets. s well,s wickets,taking50 and hisall-round made241, with Kevin Burt top scoring ast Doncaster ast was dismissed 175withfor final in onefinal the season andunlike the Thebatting was led by Greg Wignell h Jondahlh had taken off 6/58 23 n then previous season, the team th Bernie Dochertyth andscoring50 Pat onlycenturyof the season with 132ina th 489runs andMichaelth with Wignell noneof the batsmen reaching50. In ouryears out ofsix. premiership The lbert also lbert 195made inits second PaulMcHenry captained by and John l best the for and fairestplayer in was beginning the ofa relatively rs. rs. its inningsfirst John133, for taking7/88. lwith 33, Gerry Parsonswith and28 TCinour second innings were ill,winning Club’s the fifth Hoy.Peter Pawsey managedthe nd Deannd McIntosh, Damian Hoy JohnSpithill 120andBrendan erse weather erse and STC went tothe wickets.20 respectively.Of bowlers the only Dennis Harrison who p again only the batsmen note scoringof 503 runs (thr TheSecond XI reallyandstruggled ninth.finished Al Fitzwilliamnotscoring54 out. Unfortunately we neve Greg bowled Wignell overs33 and took 4/51. In reply In the grand finalagainst Box Hill Districts, they bat eachtaking wickets.4 Inreply we 7/257made with Br support. visitors The batted andfirst were dismissed f semi-finalIn the we played South Camberwell at Nett withthe ball taking61 wickets, while Basil Finnigan werebyscored Peter Sandilands 114andBryan Cain 104 all scoredBurt over 300 runs thefor season. Despite t ledby Bryan Cain with451runs. Peter Sandilands, 1982/83 In First the againwere XI runnersup, t this 1982/83 Di Stefano. players21 who played the for team notable debuts wer finishedoutsidejust the finals. TheU12swere again Duggan,Mark JohnDeriu and Finnigan,Gerard and und TheU14s gave experience further to rising stars Johnand pick the ofthe bowlers withwickets.26 runs thefor year and the only centurywas scored by Mich The seasonThird XI was even worse in finishing tenthpl only the bowler note withof wickets.33 YarwoodandKevin Lynchwere only the batting highl TheSecond XI finishedinseventh place after a disappoi matting. winhissecondconsecutive DunstanTA Medal best the for withwickets39 and Basil Finniganwith wickets.29 Se hiscaptainwould declare himon tosave time. Thebow bigachange number the for 11 batsman of1968/69 wh brotherMichael. Peter Sandilands hadhisbest year w waywith550runs,including threecenturies. Theonl being runnersinup 1980/81 First the XI finishedin Season1981/82 was not a goodone, with noneof se the 1981/82 upcomingfor cricketers whowould clubserve the well i andAndrew Smith. the junior teams While didnot co fifth place, fifth Greg leadingWignellagain the ted andfirst 299made 140 from overs. tookwickets. 37 imeBox to Hill Districts. batting The was ee centuries)ee and 338 runs (one century) Greg Michael Wignell, and Kevin Wignell an Yarwoodan andKevin Lynch were leton,with fantastic crowdhome ights season. the for Finnigan Tim was ntest finals, theyprovided vital training y other century was byscored his r really r into got the game. managedby Peter Pawsey andamong STC madeSTC 201with Eugene or182, Greg andBryan Wignell Cain yanCain scoring 104. hisperformance the only centuries ith theith bat scoring 413runs. was This e madee by Peter Manningand Julian ason1981/82 also saw Greg Wignell n seniorranks. n o usuallyo bat get becausedid to not ling wasling ledagain by Greg Wignell nting season. nting Centuries Alan to erthe management of FinniganTim ace. Nobatsman overscored 200 layed infour games tookmore than niorsides making the After finals. ael Yarwood. ael Leigh Jondahl was . Greg. was Wignell outstanding Matt O’Callaghan, Paul Cooper, playerin ESCA the inGradeA The The 80’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 80’s… with100. his In seasonfirst Michael Mitchell the led season, finishingsixth. Centurieswere scored by ChrisHo Like twoyears previously, beingafter runners up the wicketseach were the leadingbowlers. with164in only their ingames the Michaelfourths. During theseason centurieswere scored by Basil Finnigan Duggan. 1983/84went on toplay cricket,First XI including G comingup thefrom Under 16s. Some ofthe new young ofcricketgame bothfor the olderplayers heading t season. Thesidehaddone what all othernew teamshad TheFourth inits XI seasonfirst infinished tenthpla clubthathad beenwell administered overnumber a of clubaonlyfor years17 oldandwith only basics the mattingclubin theESCA fieldingseven teams sen (four Theclubtook a step further inits bygrowth fieldin 1983/84 finallycome toNettleton Park. electedtoconnect power tothe rooms. After year16 years16After the Council decided thatthey should sp numbers the provided the basis thefor expansiofuture includedRohan Constable andBrendan Hoy. the While playrotationaonbasis. JulianDi Stefano captained FitzwilliamEugene managed the U12s, squada of20 t PaulMcHenry andChris Hoare. wellas Andrewas andDamianSmith Hoy, andwas manag representativedistinction. The teamincluded F future inCamberwell’s ShieldHatch possiblyteam, theST first TheU14s finishedoneplace outside the Skipper finals. AndrewScanlon andJustin Hoy, creditablyfinished aro andJohn O’Callaghan. Theteam, featuring sen future TheU16swere managedby FinniganTim and Allen Tim groups (Under16s, Under 14s andUnder 12s.) teamsit was and fielding the for firstin time 1982/ theOver three previous years the clubhadbeen gradua MedalESCA.in the He became the playerfirst toha highlightAnother of 1982/83was that Greg Wignellw withChris, 123and 101. Once again Leigh Jondahlled season the in place.fifth only The centuries were scored The Third XI finishedthe seasonextremely well, winni

83 we83 fielded juniorteams inall threeage g a Fourtha g XI. This madeus largest the owards retirementand the younger ones Kennedy andMarkDuggan with 10 winning ce, only three games thefor erardFinnigan, RobLa Grecaand Mark bowling with wickets.34 for facilities.for was This surely signa ofa the team, andnotable risingstars First XI missed the nextfinals the vewon awardthis threeonoccasions. s ofs kerosenelamps civilisationhad on his third consecutivehis onthird DunstanTA ng the last ng three games,but finished irst opening XI batsmanSimon Godkin endsome money on the and ground, years. iorsincluding Brian McInerney, n of of nthe junior program. oplayers25 who selectedwere to und the undthe middleof theladder. the bowling the with 40 wickets. Matthew O’Callaghan was selected iorand three junior)-not a badeffort erplayers starting with the in fourths llyincreasing the numberofjunior Cjunior player to achieve teamwon only handfulaof games, by the McGettricks, Michael and and captainedby FinniganGerard done before them,provided a are with are 125and JohnMilinkovic edby JohnKrohn with help from with132 andJohn O'Callaghan DoncasterEast scored 3/265. scoringLagreca 96. Inreply, anddespitelosing wicka Theseconds intheir semi-final played East Doncaster. B Bryan 24, Cain 21 andPat 20. Wignell wicketstaking20 or more, theywere FindlayGlen wit BernieDocherty 119. bowlingOur hadbeen our streng During theseason centurieshadbeen scored by BrianMcIne minuteswith Bernie Docherty scoring 62. thenWe had toscore thenecessary in runs two halfanda onuntil tea daythe third making283. Michael Mitch eachofon the first twodays.AYC being on top of t The Finalgrand against AYCwas severely byaffected ra scoring66 andBrian McInerney 57. Wignelltaking 5/63 and ChrisHoare4/36. Inreply The playedfirsts Mulgrave semi-final.in the Mulgr andthe seconds and thirdsboth infinished placefourth For the timefirst the clubhad threesenior teamsin t 1984/85 the team. Cooper. Damian Hoy andMatt and John O’Callaghanwe severaloutstanding individual performances including cen BasilFinniganand AllenTim afterlooked U16s, the w andAndrew wereSmith among other the seniorfuture O’Callaghanas vice-captain. Greg O’Sheawas the lead JohnKrohn continued in ofcharge U14s, the with Peter rounderofthe team. whileShane Scanlon wonthe batting award and Julian draws), of a bigimprovement interms of results. The ledby Julian Di Stefano. The team finished seventhw DochertyBernard and Eugene Fitzwilliam operated as j managedimpress. to DochertyPat andMichael Yarwood wereonly the battin For yearthe third ina rowThird the XI finishedou overpoweringKevin - Lynch andLeigh Jondahl led the eight from innings standing out. Like batting the During theseason thebatting was not spectacular with o overs. In replySTC scored 226with Jim Hall scoringa w RichmondCity. oppositionOur made 9/355 declared wit TheSecond was XI the only team to make the bufinals, thebowling was even than rather tside thetside fourinninthplace. Centuries to STC madeSTC 282with Bernie Docherty avebatted andfirst made198with Pat he ladderhe had to beaten.be Theybatted ellFindlayandGlen eachtook 4 wickets. he finals. TheFirst XI finishedsecond h 26, Michael 26, h Mitchell Chris 25, Hoare bowling was ledby KatieO’Callaghan, hichstruggled as a teamin ofspite players inthe team. ith sevenith wins a(plus and atie couple et et fromthe ballfirst innings,of their waywithwickets27 each. ointmanagers ofthe U12team, again th during th season the with bowlersfive . . Manning as captain andPat wasadjudgedthe outstanding all- g highlights.g None ofthe bowlers twas beaten inthe semi-final against ing bowler ing andRohan Constable Kevinh Lynch taking5/94 29 from nlyAlan Yarwood with 415runs in, overin, half the day’splaywas lost hirlwindout innot 6590 minutes. atting wefirst 244made with Rob re among re other notablenames in turiesby Gerard Finniganand Paul hours, we managed 157in90 rneyChris102, Hoare 103and The The 80’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 80’s… turnedher back us.on proceeded to swing58 notfor out totake score their BernieDocherty scoring 45. Inreply CamberwellSouth The grandwas final played againstSouth Camberwell. handlesituation the and wasdismissed 134, Pat for Wign batted andfirst 8/260,made Chris Hoare top scoring TheFirst played XI their semi-finalagainst prem the the finalsalso, butagain theirlost semi-final to th reaching grand finals thisbuttime, neithersidecould 1985/86 In club the again had threeteams inthe fin 1985/86 Kevin,inaugural the winner of award the in1975/76 Committee,becoming thewoman first win to the troph DebBurtwas awarded the Best Clubman herfor contribu wasofJames that Hall Jr. “Barrel”, theteamcollected wins.five Another signif FitzwilliamandSean Spencer. Under captaincy the S of DochertyBernard continued inthe role ofU12s team ma of4/2figures againstSurrey Hills his inoneof first featuredBrendan Hoy, Julian Diand Stefano the STC appearance,despite a goodstart tothe season. RohanC TheU14s, still under the managementof JohnKrohn, al Mackintosh,Dean Mackintosh, Michael Simon Harper, Godki includedPat O’Callaghan,Matthew O’Callaghan, Damia Michael With Drew manager,as the U16spicked threeup Dayday full againstAdultgame Deaf was the effe most season. theOf bowlers Andrew Scanlon with29 wickets, including runs 3 centuries203, 140and 101 before movi The struggledfourths finishing11 leadingbowler. Wittingslowoverscored 300runs during theseason. Se Geoff scored Walker the onlycenturyduring the year wi match. replycouldSTC only manage 167. wereThere no indi The Third XI topmet team Mont Albert in semi-fi the wicketsand Justin Murray with 25. and102and JohnKrohn 113. Theleading bowlers were During theyear centuries were scored by Basil Finnigan

th with wins. Johnfour Krohn ledthe way brilliantly w eeventual premiers. outings STC.for . . alswith both First the andSecond XIs iers ofiers theprevious season, AYC. STC nal. Montnal. Albert made 8/292,andin icantSTC career in theU12sincubator to 238. to Once again lady had luck pickaup premiership. The thirdsmade with 80. Inreply AYC was unable to debut ofMark Molloy, who up picked ythatwas named after her husband vidualperformances ofany note inthe ctiveperformer. slipped9/168, but to last the in man th 119.Michael th Drew andGary We batted andfirstWe made 189, so finishedshort ofa finals n Hoy,n Peter Manning, Andrew ng upng secondsto the inlate the teveHoy, knowninthose days as an Spenceran with wickets29 was the nager,with help Eugene from 131and129, Peter Sandilands 111 spinners Basil Finniganwith 31 tionsespecially through Social the ell taking4/46. wins. Future senior players including12/47 in the Australia onstableled theteam, which also n andn Greg O’Shea. ith 723ith progressedtothe grand final. For consecutivethe third year the First, Second and Th build.year to openedthe season with new clubrooms, which City the of Thehighlight ofthe social calendar thefor year was o 1986/87 wins. Shacklock,and had the successfulmost seasonany of STC U12 andDistrict First player, XI Steve Hoy andMatt Bloo U14s featuredJulian Di Stefanocaptainas along with A Manning Peter as captain, Pat O’Callaghan,Andrew Ma WignellU16s, Bernie Docherty U14sand Pat Allen U12s. FitzwilliamEugene took theonof role JuniorCo-ordi eligiblebe to won by playera any of from club’ the medalwas awarded theon basis of votes castby all capta highlightAof 1985/86wasGeoff winning Walker’s of MichaelKennedy, Constable Ian and Leigh Jondahl ledt Constable ineighthfinished position. batting The wa TheFourth alsohad XI theirbest year since their incep outstanding bowlerwithwickets.39 line-up. Gary Whittingslowoverscored 300 runs t for premiers. batted scoringWe 167,first small too a t semi-finalIn their the wereThird XI unfortunately bysteady the andreliable Adrian Barnett with 19 wi Thebowling was ledby ageless the Basil Finnigan with 468runs one centuryandMark Griffiths337 runs. Ge Thebatting was ledby JohnKrohnwith 501 runs includ wastop scorerthe once morewith 49. East Doncaster in r In the Finalgrand against East Doncaster, we again Pat193; O'Callaghanand Basil Finniganeach took four been1/116, FinniganGerard top scoring with 48. In SecondIn the semi-finalXI’s againstDeepdene, batSTC secondwinner of thatprestigious award. Chris’sall-round performance won him thefor A DunstT wickets.31 Hewas well supported by Michael Mitchellwi centurywas scored by Kevin with Burt 105. Pat Wignell centuriesof159and 100. Despite fourotherbatsmen During theyear ChrisHoare led way the with733 run outclassedby eventualWaverley, the s seniors teams. arget strong the for opposition batting ckets. ckets. mfield. TheU12swere ledby Dan nator, supportednator, by team managersPat batted makingfirst 233; FinniganGerard anail-biting Deepdenefinish, made s ledbys RossHarasti andDamien Hoy. s, a clubs,a First record, XI with two he season,he and Geoff was the Walker theinaugural STC Medal. Thisnew urtwentieth anniversary dinner. We rardFinnigan alsoscored a century. scoring over 200 runs the only other tion,andunder thecaptaincy ofIan ird XIs madethe semi-finals, but none ing two ing centuries, BasilFinniganwith wickets. ndrewMichaelides a Firstfuture XI 42 wickets.42 Hewas well supported was the most successfulbowler with ckintosh and ckintosh Mark Molloy, while the anMedal, making STC’shim he bowling.he th 29 and29 th ChrisHoare with 25. ted andfirst made200after having Key players inthe U16sincluded Camberwellhadtaken nearly a insafter each match,andis eplyhowever 345.scored team to date,with seven The The 80’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 80’s… scorewitha of 88 when selectedina representative ESC Boydandgoodbatting by skipperRajesh Pala and Bern bowled)by Rohan Holtwho alsotook several fine catches Michaelides.Phil TheU12s picked up winsfive withhi byseveralplayers good including Matthew Cross,Daniel TheU14salso battled despite the enthusiastic leadership the appearancefirst in theSTC redof cap future First subsequentlyachieved FirstDistrict selection XI a as b fast RohanConstable, Andrew Michaelides, whowas still keepi playersBrendanHoy, who scored an unbeatencentury, M TheU16sstruggled for winshad but several goodcontri manager. jointlymanaging U16s, the Rob La Greca U14s the andP FitzwilliamEugene backed asup Junior Co-ordinator, captainled from the front, making417 runs and taki TheFourth had XI a reasonableseason, having 4 winsa appearancesin the team. DochertyPatrick and RobMolloy scoredboth over 200 r record. Tim finished the seasonwith 444runs, withDav Thebatting highlight ofthe seasonwas Allen'sTim 189 leadingwicket takerwith 32, followedHoyJustinby ( For seasonthe third ina row the Third XI appearedi scorer the for team,with 104not outone-dayer. ina Finniganall took morethan twenty wickets thefor seaso onlymade 118, but had themall out 58.for Adrian 61. bowlers The were the strength ofthe teamthroug partnershipopening of166 between David Zennarowit highlightAof theseason was the against game North B passedour score and were finallyall out 237. for againstSouth Camberwell Howard at Dawson Reserve. We season, finishingthe home and away on gamesof top th Promoted to 'B'Gradeafter losing the 'C' Grade fin wicketsand scored 238 runs. TheSTC Medal secondinits year was won by Pat Wignell AYCmade the runseasily, at9/310, finishing before Park. won the tossand We batted first,managing to remaining four Finishinggames. inthird place they Theonesbegan the season well undefeatedbeing till C Medal the for second consecutiveyear. wicketstaking33 and making484 runs. Thiswastopped ChrisHoarewas appointed captain for the first r time,

al, theal, Second enjoyed XI successfula Barnett,Damian Slattery andBasil ng 17ng wickets. met AYC inmet the semi-final Nettleton at

n then finals. Geoff was the Walker 235, get Kev Burttop withscored 75. 23) and 23) Paul Ledwidge (21). ongoing towin the flag. captain XI Peter Warcaba. espondingwell withperformances, fine houtthe season. Against Mulgrave we withJustin Hoy andDavid Zennaro ghlightsincluding hata trick (all h124not out andEugene Fitzwilliam , a personal, best and still a Third XI alwyn. finished We at2/267 after an hristmas,but then threeoflost the butors,including futuresenior idRobinson second with 359. ardConnell, who performed well uns the for season,with limited n. DonSeca was other the century e ladder.e Thesemi-final was played nd 6 losses.6nd Michael Kennedy as A team. team. A off byoff winning the A.T.Dunstan Shacklock,Stephen Cauchi and atAllen continuing U12sas , , more good catchesby Jeremy ofSteve Hoy whowas supported atthewBloomfield, Mark Molloy, with votes.17 Pat took35 owler! season The alsoincluded ngwicket, although he batted first making153. They five intominutes partnership the Pat drove ball the left This Pat Docherty andDamian Slattery, theb last soon out after a for match-winning105. broughthisup century beforeEugene lost hiswicket fo On the andfourth day final these twocontinued tocom hourhalf ofthe third day. For threehours they added 44 before runs Pat went. brought This Pat andMark Wignell Duggan togetherat battedsome for hours, four tomake it 6/71. (Bernard, Gregand Chris), tomake score the 5/61. Ke before Just 2.00 pmon the third day we were inall so 2/17be atstumps. 90 With minutes bat weto openerlost GerardFinnigan Kevinoff Burt Greg Wignell’sbowling,and theywere tea At theywere 5/223. Thebreaks came after tea, were 4/146. On the secondday the temperaturewas ag Reserve,Auburn. Theyelectedto bat and theda first CamberwellSouth wereopponents the in the fourday secondday with wicketsnodown. out and95for then Kevin Burtand Gerard Finnigan The firsts finished season the on and top Mulgravemet every wordsenseof the werereflectedin the premiersh DochertyBernard was appointed First captain. XI His e Greg Wignell. dedicationtothe improvement ofall fellowcricketers TheSTC Medal wasrenamed Basil the Finnigan Medalin 48 took wickets. seasonby winning A the DunstanT medal for the fourth one to ofour past players, Greg who Wignell, was appo For the timefirst the clubdecided toemploy professia criterion. wagonstation ortrailer totransport the potentimats teamsplayed home games Marcellinfrom inBulleen to unableplay to ortrain at NettletonuntilJanuary. Due to the atgroundlast being resurfaced, with drain Premiers. Finallyyears. after manyseasonsof being nearly good TheFirst this XI year enjoyed GradeAsuccess that cl the 1987/88 PriorChristmas to the fourSTC wanderers to boundaryto the leaving 5 runs victory.for allysignificanta became selection scoredthe required runsby 2.30 on the triggeredby lightninga stumping by atSTC. Thewinner withvotes24 was all out244, for Pat taking4/62. Wignell Eugene joinedMark tobat out the last ageandsprinklers installed, we were atsmen,needing 15 runstowin. Fifty- rts, losing rts, 3 wickets 8 runsfor ywas hot andslow. At stumps they onalcoach. Anapproach was made grand finalheld atVictoria Road and night watchman JohnKrohn to pilea 113 partnership. run Mark rwith36 the score 228. at Mark was vinwent shortly after tea,having in the semi-final. Mulgravewere all the crease the and therecovery began. enough, we became 'A'Grade inted. Gregcapped aoff tremendous ffortsinwelding together a teamin ipwin. FawknerPark,and possession of a time. Healso made449 and runs ainin thethirties andplay was slow. ubhadnot seen seventeen for honour ofhonourBasil’s work and The The 80’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 80’s… hebatsman, celebrated seasonhis atfirst STC by winnin PepeHarper. Ironically, although Pepe made theVict season(in hindsight) being the STC debut of future fi AllenPat continued U12sas manager, with perhaps the m U16s, the U14s the often were play forced to with le RohanHoltandMatthew Stahmer. However, a signof captainedby DanShacklock andBernard Connell, with o thefor season. RobLa Grecaoversaw development the o TheU14swere solid without being highly successful on t Brendan Grovesand Matt Bloomfield. performancesby Steve Hoy,SimonSzanto, Steve Cauchi, fieldinga Peterfull XI. Warcabaledthe teamon t HoyJustin again managed the U16swhich struggled nufor Giblett'scentury, 111* in his game first thefor club. JondahlLeigh took out thebowling award with22 wicke cricket. their finishedlast,winning only onegame. didn'tThat wo AndrewMurray was captainnamedof theFourth XI for of101 score not out. 376runsinnings. in7 Kevin Lynch alsohadanother were bests 131 and6/32. McArthurJeff finishedthe seaso Basilmanaged pick to up his4000th run and his w 400th DamianSlattery Bourrilhon-the latter threebeing recruits t from playedwith werethe thirds Norm Evans, Rod Gason,Jeff Fitzwilliam Eugene time. Theyhad a goodseason but just missed the final The wasThird XI promoted to'C' andGrade, Kevin Ly Pat Wignell MarkDuggan Docherty Pat otherbatsman ofnote wasGregNewman who scored 303 Waverley,Justin Hoy wonthe withgame and9/82 had ledwell batwith the scoring470, including an unbeat TheSecond XI failedto make the winningfinals, only ChrisHoare Greg Wignell DochertyBernard (Capt) JohnKrohn FinniganGerard Kevin Burt Theteaminbatting orderwere: Gradein years.flag 17 ballnoA anda snick Damianfrom thatwent throughsl

hetramways courtesyof Basil. he supportedfield, by some good

ss thanss eleven players. rry the fours as the rry fours theycontinued toenjoy rst classrst cricketer and Ryder Medallist 145.en Inthat same matchagainst Mt three three games. John Krohnas captain goodseason making 347with a top orianBushrangers as openingan nch wasnch appointed captain the for first ips fourfor gaveSTC their 'A'first alsohad a handin a run-out. The thingstocome was the that,fact like As. newfew tothe faces club who the Unfortunatelytime.first the team ts. Another highlight was John icket thefor club. His season’s hescoreboard, winningtwo games g the bowling the g trophy. therperformers of note including McArthur, Rob andKimber Alistair ostsignificant aspect of the f the players,f who were co- Andy Michaelides, Liam Ross, n withn an average of94, making runs,including century,a 127. mberswellas results,as rarely effortbetween Brendan HoyManning. andPeter captainLuke Hall, Ravi Pala Rutherford.andJed The performance. Future Stateplayer PepeHarper wasthe averagingyoung, ninejust years ofage, but won abo experienceandmanner himearned the respect of bo the theBoth U16s and U12s the benefited from coachin the centuriesduring the season)along with DanShacklock a Peter Steve Warcaba, Hoy, Michael andHarper F Angelo the teamon the fieldin theearly partof seaso the undermannedU16swith Pat Ian Constable’sWignell. su JohnKrohn took on theroleJunior of Co-ordinator and andGreg all on Wignell, votes.13 TheBasil FinniganMedal was threewaya betweentie Murraywellledwith the bat,scoring 366. returned to the ingame John Aspinall, JohnMartin an TheFourth had XI another enjoyable season, unfortuna in faces the teamwho showed potentialwere Matt Boyd continuedtoprove barrier,ageisno scoring371 andt Thethirds finished outjust of the havingfinals, l Christmas. They finishedthe season with wins,one four TheSecond had XI a unsettledrather year, a captain n oneofhis best seasons, makingan extraordinary stum14 Kevtried Burt hang to up his gloves at the start of t includingthe only century, 113. seasonwitha best of8/41. Bernard Docherty topped t losses5 thefor season. FitzwilliamEugene hadanother For the timefirstin manyseasons the First XI finishe end the ofthe season. wassuccess shown inthe increase inyoung playersattending - wedidappointprofessional a coach thefor juniors inB Unlikethe previous season we havedid not profession a Allteamswere unsettled during year. the 80Over p teamdue14s lack to of numbersand theUnder play16s timefirstin years ten none ofthe sides made the fin aftermathIn the of premiershipa club the didn't hav 1988/89 ost ost too manyearly Basilgames. Finnigan n. U16n. players ofnote included skipper he season,he but didn't. He then recorded e the most the esuccessful season. For the als. were forcedtoWe drop the Under layerswere usedduring the season. d outd ofthe finals. Theywinshad5 and ut half ut its inagames promisingoverall d Peterd Onley. The captainAndrew management of theteamwas a joint aking18 wickets. Two thenewof shared the managementofthe hebatting aggregate with 393, asilFinnigan. His popularityand otbeing appointed untilbeforejust Bernard Docherty,Bernard FitzwilliamEugene telywithoutsuccess. Some old faces outstanding performer, along with ofBasil g Finnigan, whose andStuart McCulloch. onup the previous year. alcoach seniors. the for However, good season good wickets,taking27 ed alledwith games less 11.than nd Rajeshnd Pala. ys. TheU12ssquad was very pportwas instrumental in getting ontoulakis(allof whom half-made pings. approximatelyU12s30by The The 80’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 80’s… contributorsseasonina thatyielded winsfive included PepeHarper whose 412 at82.4 runs won him the ESCA b of twoU12teams. Brendan Hoy andPeter Manning man Sandilands Peter tookon theof role JuniorCommittee byroles being awarded Membership.Life DochertyBernard was rewarded his for many years ofser train. EOSTwas established (EOST-End SeasonOf Trip). The clubpurchased poola table withalong other new furni "PercyandDickie", Percy pastbeing player John Cana comedyA night was introduced tothe social calendar, and Jondahlcame out ofretirement and tookwickets26 in5 91. Kelvin Engellenner inhis seasonfirst took 23 wicke highlightAnother of theseason was the of return John “backdoor”outright. Theyshort fell with off4/126 However, the "fighting livedfours" nameto up their TheFourth also XI finishedtowards bottom, the having of best batsmen the were RobMolloy with325runs and The Third XI,winning only two games, finished last a Julian103. Brian Waisberg Greenwas the best of the GrecaandMark Molloy. the batting, With centuries we players previous the from season moved up tothe firsts TheSecond had XI averagean year, taking the points outstood with his64 not inhis out last gamewith th Camberwellsecondin the innings battedon, finishing In the grand finalSouth Camberwell batted first ma Dochertytop scoring with 98. The followingweekKerri Thesemi-final was againstKerrimuir United. STC batt Camberwell.South campaigners, of stormed their way the into finals, u newA First look XI,with sprinklinga ofpromising y player.STC Michael alsowon Basil the Finnigan Medal DunstanTA wasmedal. It the seventh timeinten yea successfulseasonas a playerwicketstaking68 record),(club Theclubobtained the services Michael of Learmonthas p reachingthe grand final. Unfortunately the Under 1 seniorFour teams and twoteams junior represented th 1989/90

eightjust overs. . In. one game theyneeded 146 afor king 257. king Inreply STC made 173.South cricketers oung and an establishedbunch nfortunatelylosing the grand final to 6s were6s dropped due tolack of numbers. e clube for manyyears. ndwas relegated to"D" Grade. The the game6/342. Eugene Fitzwilliam shings thefor rooms. Spithill one-daya for game, scoring Shivan andRavi Simon Pala, ed first making7/248, Bernard in five Severalgames. ofthe better only winstwo thefor season. that rs the medalhad beenwon by an bowlerswith wickets.24 Chairmanand oversaw operations the scored re by Andrew Murray 109and clube in1989/90, with First the XI van.Also on the socialscene, the muir were muir eventually 212.all out for , including , Andy Michaelides, RobLa tsandscored 229 Leighruns. Matt Boyd with 290. withvotes.22 games. games. aged theU12Blues, captained by vicestothe club varietyina of rofessionalcoach. Michael hada attingaverage trophy. Other good was hugea success, featuring inaugural trip wasAdelaide to by scoring 234 andwinning the JeremyDwyer. Doddand seniorfuture players Martin Lynch, Nathan Ma featuredAndrew Fernon, Nicholas Foley, Thomas Harrin whosubsequently played District cricket, ledwell with TheU12Reds startedslowly improved but to finishwith captainFirst XI Steve O’Connell. Duckworth,Matthew Richardson, Rohan A’Beckett and the the bat andthe the gloves. The teamalso seven wins. Captain Simon Casey, gton,Nicholas Hulett, Jonathan skiell, Dominicskiell, Sandilands and STCfirst appearance of future The The 80’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 90’s… RichardCorbett collected two seven-wicket hauls with th to finishmid-table. Ross Moore made theonly century TheSecond XI,captained byDocherty, Pat also pickedup their feetin the Atough Gradecompetition. players previous the from season was unsettling andit to oneshada disappointing season, winning only four match wonClub the Championship. Steve Rossalso brought up captainedthe First XI,made oneofonly two FirstXI BernieDocherty took over presidency the the for Club’ 1991/92 wonofthe man trip. wasEOST'90 well attended with players28 making the Presentationat the Night. inKrohn, addition attaining to 200 duringgames the picked31up wickets season the for and finished secondin retainedWe the servicesofMichael Learmonthas professio retirementone for game,scoring and80 taking 3 wicke wasDocherty'sBernard on103, the comeback trailfrom The hadThird XI a mixedseason, finishing middleoft Richardtookwickets, 24 andSteve made 300 runs the for TerryBurtand Steve Ross. Centuries were scored by Ste injury. Notable additions tothe twos were ye first DochertyPat took over thecaptaincy ofthe Second af XI makingan even 100. centuriesof103and 121 not out. other The century Docherty,whose start seasonto the was delayed by knee a important inrole the team’srun to the scorifinals, TheFirst made XI it tothe semi-final, but lost B to wickets. collecting15 votes. Geoff hada season good with the F Geoff inaugural the Walker, winner Basilof the Finni didwell batwith the 306 andMichael Mitchellin his tolosteventual premiers East Kew.were set226b We CaptainMichael Kennedythe "fightingtook fours"into Casey,Andrew Fernon, Brasher Nick andNick Hulett. performersin the U12sincluded Andrew McCarthy, JohnBr teamsrepresenting the club with Firstand the Fourt Constable Ian was inhis secondyear as President. h We 1990/91

ar players ar Richard Corbett, Peter Williams, ng 257 runsng after Christmas. Bernard oxHill South. Peter played Warcaba an h XI reaching the finals. Significant season, was awarded MembershipLife return to theclubtook wickets.32 centuries thefor season with and125, gan Medal, gan again won the medal, scorer thefor year was Neil Henry, their semi-final,first unfortunatelythey he field. Themain highlightbatting s twenty-fifthseason.s Healso , 105, as, well twoas andfifties, ts. utwere all out 131. for Michael Drew tripto Tasmania. MichaelMitchell ourth XI,scoring 278and taking35 e newe ball. Tony Michaelidesled terAllen sustainedTim a knee injury. Basil Finnigancame out of oktime thefor replacements to find adsenior four teamsand two junior es. Thelossof severalsenior season. veRoss103 and Matt Boyd 105. fourwins, including one outright, a with ton 116. However, the A the Dunstan T Medal. John injury, went on toscore 2 ewster,Steve O’Connell, Simon nalcoach and player.Michael DunstanT Medallist. winningthe Club Championship andthe Basil Finnigan Hoareboth picked six-wicketup bags during the season, moderate oftargetonly 156 STC was allnine out run dida great jobinthe semi. However, batting the sl disguisedby the greatbowling ofRichard Corbett and playersmanagedscores overand 50 Ross Moore’s 101not semi-finala berthagainst Box Hill South. During t Kevinwho Burt hadhung hisup glovesat end the oft DochertyPat took over thecaptaincy ofthe First d XI, onlydaysfive of the twelvescheduled beforeChristmas. abandonedrounds insome withoutgrades a ball b being Unfortunately,the drenching spring weather provided fitnesswork under the guidanceChris of Hoare atNettl preparation,with weekly indoortraining sessions Ha at Executivevitalin the Secretary’s position. newA app AGM,at the wasas Chris Bromley as Treasurer, whileKevi TheteamofBernie Docherty Presidentas andRob Hoich 1992/93 stalwartsponsors of the Club. Memberships to CainJoe andBryan Cain, recognising thei andplayers former and supporters attended a great fu A offeaturethe season was25 the RichardBrewster andArnie Maskiell U14s andthe by for RobHoich was Junior the Co-ordinator, with the U12te groundwork furtherfor expansion the juniorof compone ladders, the seasonwas successa great in the context ofou andlearning enjoyment, andalthough all teams finish continuedto field twoUnder12 sides. As always, the vitalA development in1991/92 was the reintroduction extraordinaryandan effort by Chris in Wood taking three haulsfive-wicket by Geoff on hiswayWalker to performancesduring the seasonincluded tons by RobHoich well,andthe foundations successfuturefor were laid 6/476,a whichtarget proved well beyond reach. our TheHeathmont batsmen quicklyon got top ofour bow team finished fourth,and met side top andeventual p coloursinto the Despite finals. the loss of16 matchpoi wasIt left to the fighting fourths,ledby club Vice- performances. alsopickeda up “five while for”, JondahlLeigh and Ja Nocenturies were made, although Rob Kimber and Kel E the alsothrees, finishing near the middleofthe lad th Anniversary Dinner inDecember. About 120 current PresidentRob Hoich, to carrythe STC he seasonhe uneven the batting only - three der with der a fifty-fiftyreturn thefrom season. umpedonce moreand inpursuit ofa 9/48. However, the side fought the outgame s inarrears.s Peter andChrisWilliams winning histhird Basil FinniganMedal, an anti-climax,an with the three first remierHeathmont in semi-final. the ed near ed themiddle of their respective roach wasroach introduced topre-season heprevious season, and ledthe side to eprived wicket-keepingof the ofmagic ofan Under14 team, while we byseveral players. Outstanding mesHall both produced six-wicket nction,which included awarding ofLife emphasiswas participation,on lers, amassing lers, a more imposingthan Peter and the bowlersWilliams, again wthorn IndoorCricket Centre, and etonSundayon mornings. ams managedbySandilands, Peter ntsdueadministrative to errors, the Medal,andbecoming STC’s Afourth ntofthe clubin comingseasons.

and topped Willo aoff greatyear by mer player junior PaulZennaro. owled,andplay being possible on ngellennerboth nineties.made Kel as Vice-Presidentas was re-elected r service r playersas andas n Burt aBurt nmade return to the out was the only was - ton r objectives, junior andset the andnew recruit Garry Chard, The The 90’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 90’s… McCulloch.season The also featured socialcricketand tenn proudly,didas off-season the tennis teamled extreme Mentionalso must be madeofthe STC ladies netball te STC. of performedwell, finishing wellladder, the up andst and final recovering fromimpossiblean position toall style.grand TheSaturday U14morning teamalso ha boyshandled magnificently, bringing home the Club’s f matchesits Fridayon –evenings a greatinnovation. I Churchescompetition, which oncedaylight saving commenced broadenedSTC its representationby entering an U14si andAnthony Purcell. Stefanooversaw coaching the of thejunior players, assi teammanagers ArnieMaskiell, GregSpithill, Max Gib RobHoich continued in the increasingly important role important milestones,in addition to the routine comp Committeepositions by GarryChardand Steve andRoss, as Treasurerby Peter Pawsey. However, significant debu Theonly changeto the Committeeatexecutive level w 1993/94 alsomade important contributions playersas over many theon Committee ina number ofroles, including the ClubPaullegends McHenry andPeter Pawsey. had Both ThePresentation Night wasby marked awarding the of the followingyear, there wereprospects great for con semi-final the narrowly, wasit that,clear with most junior teamcarry to STC’s colours ainto since final t evenly shared, finishing in the upper ofhalf thelad GarryChardand GregSpithill, with Underboth 12 t ordinationby RobHoich wasinvaluable, supported by t again Once STC fielded threejunior sides, two Under 1 centuries,and were joined by JohnSpithill incollecti eight the completed. TerrySpithill andKev Lynchwe TheFourth XI,under Michael “Kanga” Kennedy, also st season. SkipperDave “Pugsley” Robinsonplenty found toopbe yearfirst player, JeremyHancock,picked up 7/29inan produced but twocenturions -Matt Boyd 129and rookie by6/29 Damian Hoy and 5/42 by Greg O’Shea. Theth making50s, while best ofthe bowling the included 8/ Thehighest score thefor year was bymade Ross Moore 9 of98stand between James Hall and Julian Di Stefano to Thetwos,captained by RobHoich,narrowly themissed fi

rengthenedthe foundations the for future der. TheUnder became14s the first of the teamstill eligible U14forselection eamsbetween which talent the was ng five-wickethauls. he1970s.mid Although the boys lost pivotal position ofSecretary, andhad etitioninESCA. 66by Phil Byass, 7/67 by James Hall, but but steal the flag.Both U12 teams re the only the re players to achievehalf- tinuingunder-age success. lett and lett GerryJulian Di Walker. d ad season, great reaching the grand t was t certainly onewhichSTC the lywell Stuart“Chainsaw”by as the replacement the as ofChris Bromley irstever under-age premiershipin ofJunior Co-ordinator, supported by rees also rees missed out on action, finals eam managersPeter Sandilands, ruggled, winningruggled, only ofonegame 2sandan Under 14s. co- The amwhich carried the STC name timisticabout when reflecting on the well-meritedLife Memberships to inspiringbowling performance. de indethe Eastern Suburban in sted particular by Richard Corbett Rohan McDowall while112, another years. win last the match ofthe season. nalsdespite an heroiclast wicket tswere made inordinary servedSTC with distinction great 9, with 9, several otherbatsmen also theseason featuredseveral is fixturesagainst St Cecilia’s atthe end ofOctober, played esteeminwhich Kevin always has beenheld atSTC. Clubroomsat the tomark the occasion was very well atten came fromESCA officials wellas long-timeas opponents a AssociationSecretaryas over many years, and on the occasi over200stumpings. HisMembership Life ofESCA recogni anywicket-keeper other in ESCA comparable(or competi hasandhe almostfilled everyCommitteeposition ov heavily throughout history, this as hisplaying careers STC,for the offirstour players to reach thatexcept veryA special highlightof season the was the achievemen spirit. thefor two youngsters STCflying the inflagE Grad lives. Thesupport shown by players other sides,from w reception fromadoringan crowd which batsmenboth shou againstBulleen put together by Ryan andSteve O’Con showedpromise great the for future. Theseason highli newplayersincluding several Philassuch Featherston, Da Captainedby Peter McBrearty, the foursstruggled thr AnthonyPurcell and rookiePhil Featherston, who too Allen,Peter “Rowdy” JohnLynch, Spithill and TerryB performancessuch as Justin “Josie” Murray’s maiden century, Bob final. Parker was a greatleader thefor team, rounds,but then won the next nine, including the semi Thethreesalso made a start poor to the season, withj FinniganMedal withChrisHoare, twosimilarcharacters withthe ball,taking wickets33 including best figur highest the score thefor seasonbeing Rohan McDowall’s 9 finishmid-table. Under KevleadershipBurt’s therew Thetwos didnot win singlea matchbefore Christmas, bu scores best ofand85 63. CamberwellSouth inonematchwith 8/43, andChris Ho includingthree wicketfive hauls and best figures of wasWillo restricted toeight matches thefor season but bybroken the last ball (a off-spinner) gentle in the be to deprived ofthe services of fearsomeopening bowl passageto the grand thefinal, inningsfirst failure inspired,and the second innings was bravea attempt to semiin the was disastrous, with the sideall out 68.for seasonwith defeatin thesemi thisfinal, timeatthe seniorOn the cricket field, the werefirsts again le memoriesconflict, andwhich istherefore assumed tohav tennisclub, andwas capped byoff EOSTan in AusSouth d bydDocherty, Pat and again wound up the nets on preceding the Thursdaynight. es ofes7/38. James sharedthe Basil wasirrecoverable. The sidewas unlucky andwas supported by legendary ionalmilestone. Kevin’s name features e epitomisede the true meaningofClub 7/36.Big Richard Corbett demolished handsofAYC. Unfortunately batting the er thatperiod. er isdoubtful It whether k 28 wickets28 k in hisdebut season. Fine bowling urt. came from Terry, several ere batting good performances, ough season, the but blooded many tarted intarted theClub’s inaugural season, Although the fieldingandbowling was -final,before going downin the grand ust threepoints from the first four nell,partnershipa whichaearned ghtwas last the wicket standof76 still managed over 30 wickets andworthy winners. setup unlikelyan door” “back er Peter Peter er whoseWilliams, was thumb arewas pick the battingof the with hosegames had alreadyfinished, twon every matchafterwards to tions) has tions) equalled hisrecord of beenwildlye successful. tralia, tralia, ofwhich allparticipants’ the dedand reflected the enormous t by Kevint ofhis 300thBurt game ldremember for the ofresttheir ndSTC stalwarts. The function nBurtand Ryan Chardwho 7, andJames 7, Hallwayled the seshisexcellent service to the on ofonhis 300th game tributes consistent batting from Tim The The 90’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 90’s… Players’ evening. lastin the home and away matchbefore a crowd great O’Connell’sinbothbatting semi-final and andfinal, seasonandin the finals wererewarded by some wonderfu ESCAJunior flags. The parentsandsupporters whow allboys in their season first out ofU14s) and the U14 fieldingall our junior teamsin thatcompetition, an ESCA With offering the Fridayevening option Unfor andlearning enjoying the asgames winning.on Alljunior the teamsperformed with greatdistinction Jondahlcollected 18 wicketsat theaverage great of11 Kev7/82. Lynch batted consistentlythroughout the seaso producedanother great effortagainst Marcellin, bowli returned from United the Kingdom,ina memorableou includedAaron Tracey’smaidenton and a wicket ten hau of terms results,laid the groundworkimprovement for TerrySpithill over took theof reins theFourth XI wonDBurtK the Best Clubman. Champion. His wifeKaren madewonderful a contributi in70the semi andwith over wicketsthirty his name to him took a to well windeserved Basilin the Finnigan Chris fantasticWoods’ returns of6/6 and5/9, which, a withouta fight. wereThere some greatindividual co Thethirds once again carried STC the coloursinto the atNettleton7/23 andKev dashingBurt’s 81, but incon Scott IndividualWaller. highlights thefor season incl improvingplayers like Phil Featherston, who moved u Steveunder Ross’s guidance, therewere some important Theseconds also missedthe withfinals, indifferent batt previous seasons,five the season for ones the ended inF wicketfive hauls, the performance was uneven. co After skipperleading the way withthree, andRichard Corbe batting recoveryinspired by James Hall.Although seve consecutivematches beforea winface-saving inthe last ma BernieDocherty ledFirsta which XI started with promi andvital position. whoseworkhadbeen exemplary, and didequallyan fin andthreeU12 teams. GarryChard tookover the role (Treasurer). increased theWe Club’s representation to executivein officers Garry Chard(VicePresident), Stev BernieDocherty continued hisreign Presidentas with a 1994/95

and,despite a disappointing seasonin d withd wonderfulsuccess, U16s the (almost the spectacular win byU16s the athome , and, as, ever, focused muchas on der 16s der and Under 14s, we reverted to ntributionsduring the season, including udedFraserMcDowall’s sensational Medal.Skipper TerryBurt amade fine sidebringing home STC’s everfirst ng unchanged ng 37for overs to take p impressivelyp thefrom thirds,and trightover Kew Deaf. also Tim inthe future. Theseason’s highlights was a leaderfine and worthya Team sistencywas generally problem.a longwith the ofrest hiswickets,34 ofJunior Co-ordinator Rob from Hoich, tt bowledtt some greatspells, with two which assembled Past the for se butse away fell losebadlyseven to finals, infallingthe butsemi not atched theatched performances during the on to theClub on Committee,and .3. nine sides, fieldingU16,an an U14 ingagain a weakness.key However, Rosse (Secretary) andBob Parker ral batsmenral madehalf-centuries, the e jobein thatextremely demanding Committeeteam whichincluded new ntestingsemi-finals inof four the l for FinniganTim 5/55/50, & just ebruary. n,and evergreen “General” Leigh steps taken,especially by lcricket, especially Steve tch, thankstch, to lowera order

rose his from debut in the fours just threeyears earl progressionofPhil a to First strike XI bowler reflect BernieDocherty, while andPhil Bernie Featherston p bowling a green morehazardous place than usual. Wacca McDowall’ssensational 120atEast Malvern RSL,during w toontake the premiership. Significant performances d Boroondaraat Nettleton, andwas won comfortably by R the fouratthe expense ofKerrimuir. The semi final points. narrowA loss to Riversdale-Boroondarainthe consistencyand takinga semi-final berthon percentage, founderedinrecent seasons. The sidestarted brilliant Matting butfinals, not beyond semi the atfinal,whi Peter over took Warcaba the captaincy ofthe and firsts, successfulseasonwhich followed. pre-seasonpreparation wasbest everthe by STC, andla earned later advanced qualificationsinsports and cric STC came to with impeccable credentials, having played Animportant development was the appointment Roge of ledagain thejunior coaching effort. Shinners,Dan Muling, Tom O’Connell,Jim Nicholson and captainLuke Ball. Theteam managementwas provided Spithill,JohnBrewster, Bach,Tom Ben Banks-Smith and Among playingthe junior ranks were Alex Nicholson, virtuallysame the team whichhadpicked up the premi andSTC reaped the benefit with another junior flag performedadmirably, withthe help ofa multitude o breakingseason inwhich STC sixfielded under ageteam SandilandsBach.andTim tookTim over the onerous ta withdistinction great foryears. four Garrywas suppo GarryChardstepped up overto take the presidency fr STC’s successfulmost home and away seasonever. grandperformance final byRobHoich’s threes. Thepr tooAfter long a STCgap, onceagain had a senior fla 1995/96 contributionstoSTC. captainand, manyfor years, Equipment Officer,have b innumerableevenings cleaning the rooms,and Tim’swor willingtopick up a task withoutbeing asked and get andTim haveJustin been knownthroughout theiryears AllenTim andJustin Murray. addition In totheir l ThePresentation Night saw awarding the of Life Memb wasledby RichardBasil Corbett, Finnigan andAnthony Blues, Tom O’ConnellBachand Tim U12Reds and Jim Nich Theteamswere managedby Richard Corbett U16s, GregS ongservice playersas in all grades,both ch so ch manySTC finals campaignshave f teammanagers, f assistants andparents, ed hised determination toimprove as he , won , byall-conquering our U16Reds, was rematcha with Riversdale- ier. Doc’sier. outstanding seasonincluded done. the job particular, In Josie’s erformedconsistently withball. the The g togcelebrate, following the fantastic rtedby two Vice Presidents, Peter SimonCasey, Steve O’Connell,David ket coaching. ket Roger’sWith help, the omBernie Docherty, who hadserved lywithwins four beforelosing ershipthe previous year. uringthe season included Rohan lastround allowed slip intothem to ership to ershipto two exceptional members, emiershipwas a culmination fitting to eenterrificand sustained led themback into the Senior Purcell. iversdale-Boroondara,before going atNettleton as readyvolunteers, rYoung as Club Coach. Roger skofjunior co-ordinator ina record oneof fourteams finishingwith 42 bySandilands, Peter Chris k ask a juniormanager, senior in a Districtina First premiership XI and id the foundations the for future Stfuture Kilda Footballclub s, twoineachage group. Tim Max AnthonyGiblett. Purcell hichmadehe the neighbouring himselfalsobatted well, didas pithillMaxU14s, U12 Giblett olsonU12 Greens. Coaching The The 90’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 90’s… RobMolloy’s single-handed run out and, perhaps the pi ordercollapse with hisbeautifully controlledwrist spin Thethird day featuredtwo early wickets Aaron to Tra matchteetering atthe end ofthe day. secondinningsa totalof 159. Phil Byass picked twoup playedcaptain’sgrittya ofknock39 and, with RobMo Thesecondday was less much frenetic,butless no tough and secondinnings wickets had already fallen! Byass,each taking threewickets. By stumpson dayoneo dismiss to Riversdale-Boroondara 94 wellfor st before dismissed shell-shockedafor 62. the To team’s greatcre Twohours into the grandSTC werefinal bowling at 195forensure to thatSTC would representedbe byon enormoustotal of354. Led by Phil withSalter fou better eventhan time, setting the stage Tonyfor 67 Pugsruined the semi-finalagainstMarcellin a as conte into good form atthe right end ofthe season. finishedbut stillfourth, confident and with player Althoughthings away fell after Christmas, early the includedoneoftheir First opening XI bowlers being Robinsonand keeper GarryChardin great touch, Garry Theseason startedwell the for withteam, several bats alsobefore,had its fairy-taleaspects. the premiership three’s performance, while very differ Perhaps thereissomething about the whichground conjur Boroondaraat VictoriaRoad, scene of First the XI’s ex Thehigh point ofthe season was undoubtedly the C Gra highlightbeing Martin Lynch taking six wicketsin i an Singh made greatstrides and manyjunior players got assuch KevTerry, Burt andLeigh Jondahl, while young progressingtothe grand Final. The teamwas well serv collapse(afterhaving dismissed opposition the cheaply) TerrySpithill Fourthled the into XI the finalsal Ross. some bowlingfine by FraserMcDowall andAnthony Purcel Docherty’sPat defiant 40 not out Mulgrave won comfort establishthe basisof a total of245. None ofthe STC home team thefor second wicket, during which chancemissed placedSTC fifth. Thesemi-final atMulgrave feature the finalspercentageon one - wicket morelost orone beforeregrouping under skipper AllenTim andstring Thetwos started the season badly with washoutanda thr competition,and concluded with hiswinning Basil the Fi unbeatenan ton opening ESCA for ina representative

so,only see to uncharacteristican batting s likes TonyMichaelides andJosie running r wickets, r the bowlers dismissed Marcellin pointsproved crucial andthe side andskipper RobHoich 98build to an Riversdale-Boroondara,having been a treatreal thosefor who sawit. d ad critical100 run partnership by the ingenough wins together scrape intoto nnings. ceybeforePhil Byass crafted a middle ent thatoffrom theones eightyears an importantan tasteof senior cricket,a order top could get andgoing despite ners. Highlights ofthe day included less taken thefor season would have lloy’s fine 43,finelloy’s provided the backbone of fixtureagainst the BoxHillReporter umps,the Fabulous Phils,andSalter traordinarypremiership in1987/88. men,especially David “Pugsley” stby blasting 94 off the new ball in e teaminae grand final. votalmoment, Phil Salter’scatch ofa ed byed corea of experienced players ably. Season highlights included ’s ton against ton ’s a Kerrimuir teamwhich Medal.nnigan ermembers like Nick OddyandRanj wicketsbefore stumps leave to the de grandagainst final Riversdale- destroythe side’s hopesof ee lossesee in the first four games, dit, they fought courageouslyback esamazing twists in matches, for f the fourdayf match, two STC landa greatton Steve from competitive. RobHoich sallowed Mulgraveto in final a typicalexampleof his outstanding clubmanshi excellentseason, missedthe due final topunctureda lu toontake the comfortably.flag Mention should be m modesta targetBHS for outrightforvictory, andde score failedtoavoid the follow-on.Better batting withcontributions good Mattfrom Thackwray,Jack Kroh start,a middleordercollapse took heart the out of th provedcostly,and BHS wenttoona of 337 total well South’sFirst atHoward XI Dawson Reserve inthe final supportedatNettleton, STC triumphedina tough mat RichardCorbett’s maidenton,and earned homea semi-f Thetwos,with Stuart “Chainsaw” McCulloch the helm,at including19.8 sevena wicket haul vs South Camberwell otherplayers made more than 70. with wickets20Wacca vsKerrimuir andRohan McDowallwith240making over havebeen the problem, main only with 418,Wacca Ber DunstanMedal, the First XI struggled,with only two w winningthe Club Champion award, the Basil Finnigan Ledby Peter Warcaba, whoseexcellent personal performa evenoverall contributions from manypeople that are belowpar,andSTC was sustained moreby a number of f However,reviewa the Annualof Report suggests that Earlyseasonin the very a successfuldinner was ce held to dutiesandPeter Lynch doing a jobfine as Junior Co-or otherjunior teams competed well, with Basil Finnigan managerDanMuling and captain TomSandilands with a Reds’performance as they wrapped undefeatedanup ho thatonly onesenior team finishedinthe top four. UnitedStates. After the previousseason’s success on the fi overhanding toPeter Sandilands when andGarry his f GarryChard retained theasreins president for thebe 1996/97 eightwickets the for gameand5/46 in the secondinni Andy man Daly, tooutstandingan teampremiership, w whichwas key ain factor the team’s success. Every playe severalfor days, and highlighted the camaraderiebetw 18was runs.just Thescenes ofcelebration which follow onewhich umpire the decided hadpitched middleandwo astruggled littleafter a greathome andaway season, Riversdale-Boroondaradid not giveandup it took a f ballbobbled momentarily out ofhis hands before bei andmany of whothose managed to keepwatching had the supporters sawPhil’sup tohand go shade hiseyes as theb VictoriaRoad will knowhow squaredeep the boundari skiedpull shot out ofthe onsun deep the square leg inthe second innings managed toset only There wasThere greatdelight from Under the 14 spite aspite coupleofearly wicketsBHS went e STCe innings.first Thetailwagged ng firmlyng grasped.However, inalspell Chris from who hadWood, into the the into second day. After a promising boundary-and those whoknow adeofPeter Lynch, who,anafter and Anthony Purcell sharing coaching essentialbroad-based for success. ginning of ginning the1996-97 season, before chandwent on to meetBox Hill ins for season. insthe for seemsBatting to to finishthe withgame a straightfast ngs. ngs. club harmony was generally littlea Medaland finishing secondin AT the es arees on that ground. watching The ith specialith credit toPhil Byass with eenthe players, and their families, amily left twelvefor monthsin the p. p. Missed. chances theon dayfirst dinator. nieDocherty with 272including 92* ng,and scored allfor days offour the nandLuke D’Astoli, but the final had a season,fine featuringBig 180 runs the for season. Onlytwo werebest ofthe thebowlers. continueded more orless unabated inalagainst Mulgrave. Strongly deservedpremiership. The four uldhave middle.hit Themargin ineindividual effortsthan by the and me away seasonunder at16.3 andMark Molloy with at 21 r contributed, r including twelfth ncewas recognised by his ir heartsir in theirmouths when the lebrateSTC’s thirtieth season. eldit was littlea disappointing allbeganto drop towardshim, Th e e 90’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 90’s… Balwyn,who finally fell fiveshort runs when play fi Barnabas’stotal of288, andsuccessful defence 255 of on featuringhalf-centuries Danfrom Burtand Adam Bligh seasonthe teamrecorded some memorablewins, including a andseason, a small totalproved inadequate on the fas semi-finalagainst AYC thebatting didnot live up t earn ato second place finishunder yearfirst captainP Havingdroppedback a aftergrade a poor season in199 finishedwith seasona aggregate of721 at runs 60.1. Stoney.Rohan MacDowall alsomade twotons on hisway includednewa wicket final partnership record the for t seasonof the was Pat Docherty’s superb 174* against River promisingAnother campaignhad endedin disappointment overjust 100, which after earlyan frightSouth Camb appearanceand we had to followbetterA on. secondi Camberwell’sinnings first but once again the STC gran with final South Camberwell Macleay at Park. Thebow secondmet sideBurwood away. a In cliffhanging finish hadslipped thefrom top spot theyhadoccupied most for the endAt ofthe home and away againseason the twos, shared Basil the Finnigan Medal withDaniel Burt. Peter was deservinga Warcaba winner ofthe Club Champ withTwaits, wickets29 at11.8, didoutstandingan jo RohanMcDowall 489andBernie Docherty 410led the ba could not match opposition the andbowed out of the ra reachingthe semi-finals andmeeting top sideAYC. Desp Basil With Finnigan coaching seniors, the Peter Warcaba inresulted unwelcomean operating loss thefor season. surface, cameathigha and, cost along with substantially bowlers. the The syntheticroll-out mats,which chowere mattingto new the green synthetic surface probably hel made the finalsnonewent on torecord a premiership seasonwhich saw mucha better home andaway bu effort, StephenRoss stepped up hisfrom ofroleSecretary to t 1997/98 andDom Sandilands. showingsnumber a from ofyounger players including And includedcentury,a and alsohepicked up six wicketsin season finished mid-tablecreditableina performance. TheFourth had XI alsobeen promoted, and ledby Ter andSalter a finalround outrightwin lift theto t performanceswere a ton Garryfrom Chard, a hat-trick heroes its took tolland thesidestruggled, with few difficulta season higherina Lossgrade. of manyof TonyMichaelides over took captaincy the ofthe Third X

eam from bottom the ofthe ladder.grade o the team’sperformances through the nished7after pm. Jack Krohnled the highlights. Among the memorable erwellachieved withsixwicketsin hand. bwith ball the despite limitedsupport. theprevious season’s premiership wos146 of unbroken with Daniel win.The move the from traditionalcoir t to overhaul t to hitherto the unbeaten St aulZennaro.However, inthe home rySpithill the for third consecutive t Nettleton t outfield. During the Kevin 524Burt’s runs the for season inan innings return of7/33 by Phil ce afor flag. Onceagain 380, Wacca nningsperformance raiseda target of d finalbatting collapse made an lers didlersa goodjobin South ped the batsmen pedthe expenseat the of one match. Therewere promising akeoverPresident as in1997 ina I Aaronfrom Traceymidway through the the twosprevailed toset aup grand 6/97, the threes recordednine wins senahead ofpermanenta synthetic ofthe season, and thirdfrom place skippered byStuart McCulloch, higher rentalground charges tting thefor season, while David againled First the XI, this time itea competitive effort, the ones yDaly, Ryan Chard, Martin Lynch . Probably. the individual highlight to a recalla to to the onesand adegree42 day againstNorth ionship,while McDowallRohan t although t all senior four teams sdale-Boroondara,which lower orderrun chase effort the from team, and desperately disappointing t wicketbefore fell the dreamof a Firstfourth XI fl awayandeightwickets weredown withfifty-five run was51 score top but– plenty dogged of partnerships. I available the final over ininningsan which included againstSTC arch-rivals BattingAYC. first,the Sain The grand playedfinal, over threedays with compula especiallyMark Molloyfrom brought4/35 about a stirri against final top-placed CamberwellSouth accumulated inconsecutive matches Rohanfrom McDowall. Anaverage doubleSTC century fifteenfor seasons andonly the fi making5/503 against Kooyong. performanceThat fea seasonto finishin fourth Alongplace. theway te the Theled by firsts, new skipperStuart “Swooper” Joy makingit the best STC season ever. performancecrowned ourby eighth flag.Agonisingly, Scott tookoverWaller theof rolePresident, and led 1998/99 ageyounger groups. need the STC for to rejuvenateits junior recruiting grades. Bach Tim as JuniorCo-ordinator took over seamle BachandDan O’Connell all wellfinished inupbattin ESCA the U14batting average in the GabreShield, a playseniorcricketSTC for included Burt,Adam Ryan C their respectivegrand U16 finals. players who complet theBoth U16Reds and theU14scontested semi-finals, effortstomaintain vibranta under age component. efforts junior ofneighbouring clubs, andshowed thatw sustainour program junior into the Decliningfuture. numberswere tight and therewere clear signs that mor Fiveteams junior represented STC, two eachin U16sa andanother STC finalsappearance finishedwithout mak breakthroughsQuick had East Doncaster strugglingat3/ fightbackby Kevin MartyLynch, Lynch and Terry Spithi outstanding. semi-final The saw earlyan batting colla contributionround aas batsman with 263runs and aas k DavidSpithillwickets 23 andAlex Nicholson were18 th severalamong batsmen duringthe season, Steve Rosslead over the reins,andled theteamwins to inall the g TerrySpithill led the foursagain,except an injfor andPaul Zennaro all made 200-plus contributions. withbatting over 500 runs including twotons,and Dan agwas shattered. Overall,it was hugea urylay-offduring which ArnieMaskiell took tocounteract declining numbersin the ameshe captained. Runs were shared ce, accelerated ce, a from slow to start the ts ts outground 280 beforebeing all out in s stills required. However, only onemore no bignoindividual -RossMoore’s scores U12numbers reflected the increased omiss out by slimso margin.a theclub an to excellent on-field g orgbowling averages in their respective amset newa clubrecord score in ndAndrew Nicholson, Nick Smith, Tom soryclosure after 120 overs,pitted fth overall, asfth well seconda as century 7/70 beforeto pse a lower order ng thirty-fivewin. run Burt, David Phippard,Aaron Tracey tured223 Ross from Moore, the first theFirst XI felljust onewicket shortof e woulde haveincrease our to own ed theirjunior careers and went on to ll lifted ll the lifted total toa competitive 201. erecruiting work wouldrequiredbe to e picke ofthe bowlers. Allen’s Tim all nd U12snd andone inbutU14s, hard andAlihard Dwyer. LukeBall won n replyAYC started well then fell missingnarrowly progressingon to only207, but inspired bowling, ing bigone. the but36 themiddle orderstood firm eeperwith dismissals19 was also sslyPeter from Lynch, but noted battingperformance in the semi- ing way the witha century, while The The 90’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 90’s… otherjunior players “graduated’, intake the ofnew Banks-Smith,Alex Nicholson, Dan O’Connelland Sa Tom Futureseniorplayers whose junior careers concluded att apiece. runs player,takingout ESCA the bowling averages the for finals, rewardinga season’s fine effort.Michael O’C JuniorVice-President BachTim oversaw juniorfive teams contributiontoSTC’s eighthpremiership. andtookvital a catch at crucialastage ofCanterbury’ event,in the as well stalwartas support from the side clubwasspirit the ready acceptanceby vice-captain Arnie KevincraftyBurt’s off-spinners picking up fourwicket newa Fourth XI record, andproved large too far for Kevfell, hungon, and was finallymanlast out a for anywicket Fourth the for XI,was dominated by Danwh DanO’Connell inthe pivotal partnership ofthe game. whoBurt, hadannounced hisretirement would follow t Theof fall the wicketfourth with only sixty the on b Canterbury. and5/170 toallbe out 226.for Andso tothe gran fielding,including catching, was the tokeydismissing M anchoringinnings Alexfrom Nicholson up setting compe a Thesemi-final against Mulgrave was cliffhangera with seethen Stirling Rowe smash the remaining runswith a ofover total 1/241,only tohave Kevand Burt Kev crucialwin Mulgrave.over Inone-daya game,Ashwood guns Bach Tom and Sandilands,Tom who came together at Highlightsincluded a record, match-winning 110 final TheFourth had XI exceptionalan seasonunder TerrySp with106. includedcenturies on thesame day by Paul Zennarowit withbat andball be to a deservingwinner ofthe Ba disappointment. final Matt Thackwrayina put sustai performanceof5/32 37from overs. Onceagainpromi a 138was critical the infactor loss the toHeathmont, d The grandlacked final a comparablemiddle order fig rolled 98. for inningsand lay belated the foundations afor finalt semi. took It a sensationalpartnership between Aaron T PaulZennaroled the thirdstotop place, but a grand on total the small, Nettletonfast outfield proved i inresulted inadequatean innings first score,and despi well-placedbeing approaching against tea East Malvern leadershipofRichard Corbett and earned homea semi-f Thetwos performed very well the through home and aw

ndefensible. junior players junior continued todecline, oard broughtoard together old stagerKevin dat Macleay final againstPark Lynchput188 on thefor wicket andfirst otalof292. Inreply Hawthorn was West determined 88. The totalof369was also silFinniganMedal. Other highlights Canterbury, dismissed 196 withfor onnellwas season’s the outstanding berth looked final dubious 6/85 at inthe nedperformance through the season htback,and the inningsfirst totalofonly wicketpartnership between young s. Ans. indication of thestrong teamand withgrade wickets17 atjust over six espiteMatthew Fahey’s bowlingsuperb lines. Arnielines. spentsome timeinthe field Theirstand of216, newa record for s inningss ato make verytangible he endhe ofthe season, and youngster te full commitment te full withthe ball the some some goodpartnerships anda fine o made amade owhirlwind 153. Dan When ulgravewhich tumbled2/115 from ayunderrounds thesturdy series ofand fours sixes. RSL, a catastrophicRSL,a batting collapse h 145noth out and AndrewMurray singSTC season withfinished grand inal, finishinginsecond place. After raceyand ChardGary to rebuildthe must have must felt securewith a forty ithill’smature guidinghand. heendof the seasonincluded Ben with the U14s making semi- the ndilands.However, as thoseand titivetotal of235. Excellent Maskiell of the ofroletwelfth man, 9/117 and steeredthe side a to club. andrunning many functionsthat contributeheavily to Committee roles,especially theon social sidewhere he h DochertyPat playedhas well 200 over and games over t thefor ofcricket.game guidingthe latest cropsofU12s andU14s towards soun both kneesreplaced, Bas has continued to travel twoup imparting ofthe fundamentalsofcricket. Even afte almosttwenty years. Many seniorcurrent players owe th recognitionofhis outstanding service aas coach, especiall represent club the 154 However, times. hisLife Member 17. total to Basil Finnigan played his game first fo PresentationNight1999 alsosaw presentation the oftw EasternSuburbs Cricket Association. Inshort, a trueC Secretaryandhas been awardedwell-earned Life Memb alsoledthe Second XI afor season, served the club for includingteams, club’s the threefirst First XI flags with26.6 best bowling 6/11 and29 catches as a fieldsma extraordinaryandan 210 stumpings; andin hislatter 137, score and otherfifty half-centuries; 597 dismissals years.thirty 360 games,279in First the 8,811 XI, r Kevin’srecordreflects hisskills andhis dedication to Michaelides. Tonysubsequently thought better of this achievementand formal recognitionof careers the ofth ThePresentation Night wasmemorablea occasion, with th Krohn, GeorgeColman, ChrisShinners, Stuart Anderson, servicejunioras coach, withcoaching and team management resultingin the fieldingof one teamless inthan 199 , captained , First the XI sixfor seasons and r STC inhisr mid forties, still but went toon r r movingMount to Martha, and having unsatalmost 26 with five centuries, top 7/98. Basil7/98. Finnigan provided sterling the social and financialhealthof the daysinthe lower grades wickets46 at the andgame theclubover more than decisionand has continuedtoplay. eretiring Kevin Burtand Tony lubLegend. as aas wicket-keeper with 387catches o newo Memberships,Life taking the d techniquesand respectanda love or or three timesa weektocontinue longperiods as President and as shipwas awardedprimarily in heyears Pat has servedinmany ershipsby both andSTC the eir basiceir skills to Basil’s firm n. Kevinn. played premiership in four as beenas instrumental inorganising DanMuling and Peter Sandilands. y of juniors,over a periodof evictorious fourths feted theirfor supportprovided by Jack The The 90’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 90’s… opposition216. for Theycarried that good form forw 279andMatt Funnell and James Hall with wickets four Churchesin the semi-final,when skipper the with l 81 Theteamwent into the grandon final the back of a Waverley. Matt Funnell ledthe bowling with wick40 whomrecorded their maidencenturies. Richard Corbett recordof265was setagainst North Balwyn StuartMcCby waya to grand finalagainst top-placedSt Barnabas. season, the the team strungtogether ten consecutive win as the job Richard Corbett concentrated on hisrole P as Thetwos hadan outstanding season under captaincy the haulagainstDeepdene, whileDocwashimself Club Cham ChrisHoareand Rohan McDowallcenturiesmade andStuar playersPaul like Fisicaro andDanny Sotiriadis also ga Shield.David Spithill LukeD’Astoli and showed prom syntheticsurface Unfortunatelygrade. STC wotook the DochertyBernard resumedcontrol of First the XI,which juggletoensure both sides could be fielded,even with finishingin seventhplace. The twoU12sides struggle U16s, the U14s the picked 30up points under the man DanMuling and BachTim shared the management of the ofgame the seasonand marchedtriumphantly theoff gr enthusiasmandexpertise. U12 The Blues, mostly eight regularlyMt from Martha tocoach the younger boys and all but playing competitive andenjoyable cricket. O JohnKrohn. Four junior teams STCflew the durflag After manyyears oftireless work, BachTim handed over be to known. whichbecame the home awayhomefrom thefor “steak kni necessitatedtaking out tenancy another of ground, the matchdays toprotect theplayground next tothe main wicket east (whichhadsubsided badly) andtoerect a safe a of bowling machineand works byCouncil the in consul Extensiveimprovementswere undertaken equipment to an establishinga Fifth XI. competition,which was allencouragement the theCommit otherof the seven teams inthe Itgrade. alsosaw th play to atanda fourteen seasonround involving both to knowin1960!.us meant a This whole ofnew raft Associationand Eastern the Suburban Churches AssociCricket newof the Eastern Cricket Association, formedby merga about set implementing strategya to revitaliseclu the RichardCorbett was electedPresident atthe 1999 Annua 1999/2000

nce againnce Basil Finnigan trekkedup solidperformance against Boronia etsat15.1 anda best analysis6/37. of ard with ard greatefforta inthe against field eintroduction ofa new Day One clubs to competeclubs to against, new grounds ingthe season, none making the finals b’s finances. Theseason saw birth the ed aed recovery 3/13from a to total of On way the newa partnershipopening isewith new the ball,andother new oneand twoday againstgames each ground. Entering a Fifth XI seveneight or players each. vesignsof good thingstocome. d withd low numbers anda weekly agementof Johnstone,Graham SwinburneRecreation Reserve, eachset up dismissal the ofthe struggled instruggled the strongertop odenspoonin thenew Macgibbon they all benefited his from resident. After an uneven start to oundbelting out theclubsong. andnine year olds, won the last tationwith Club the tore-lay the alsoscored a tonagainstMt s (includings threeoutrights) on the therole ofJunior Co-ordinator to U16s, which ninth.finished Like lGeneral Meeting andimmediately erof theEastern Suburbs Cricket of Michael of Mitchell, who over took teeneeded totake the bigstep of ulloch andAlexulloch Nicholson, both of tycurtain deploymentfor on pion. d facilities,including purchase the ves”, asves”, they came affectionately t Joyce t picked aup wicketfive ation,which hadnot wanted expansionbyclub was the a resoundingsuccess. putSingh ina all great roundcontribution with 224 picked25up wickets season, the for and skipper the le out,stood as didLeigh Jondahl’s against5/28 St Ste manyperformances fine DavidTwaits121against East D greatround final win, the team finished fifth, missin defeatsthe wins started to includingflow, one ortwo byesitmade hard tobuild momentum early inthe seaso performedbrilliantly captainas the for ofrest the Krohnled side the tonarrowa lossinRound 1, thenh TheFifth (Club) acquitted XI themselvesexceptionally Fourth XI TeamChampion trophy. Mick’s all-roundfine performance was rewarded withthe Rowe’sStirling against5/35 Richmond Union was the best MartyLynchwith wickets28and Michael Pivetta with25 Burwood’s298enough victory for by over 100, despite alsoagainstBurwood. Unfortunately the result was re PatPivetta. and Michael put265 on the for third w againstBurwood. Highlights included twocenturies toP With TerrySpithill again helm,at the the put fours 189. on andAndrew Murray, wickets fellsteadily and the season victoryfor an of even 400. After promisinga openin MalvernEast RSL,batting first, made the ofmost th excellentandhome away performance was followedby a unforgettablean 4/8 combined bring to about an impr Churches’second innings inRound 3 Phil Salter with5/2 wasledMattby Thackwraywithwickets29 andMichael inlatethe season which inresulted hisselection inthe bySanjeeva againstBurwood Weerasinghe andtwo consecut achievedoutrightanvictory eventualover the premie PaulZennaroagain led the Third XI,which ittopped frustratingthoughts ofwhat have might been. partnershipsno could be established on the second day an effortbatting Jamesfrom Hall, who hadalsobowled m ofhour the day,first but even5/15from overnight Barnabas. St Having dismissed the top-side 12 justfor season. A ofserieswashouts, andforfeits therewas stillchance.a Despite bravea in a solidina season earn to semi-finala berth runs and21 wickets. Thislatest icket inicket home the final andaway game, g a semi-finala g only by percentage. Among g stand of g in9123 overs by Paul Zenaro e smalle Nettleton groundtoset a target s table mostfor ofthe seasonand last-gasp thrillers.last-gasp Sadly, despitea phen’sina twowin. run TerryLaragy rs. Individual highlightsincluded a ton obableoutright. Unfortunately an andedover Peter to Lynchwho well inauguralin their season.Jack versedwhen reallyit counted, with agnificentlyBarnabas’in St innings, d from the frontwith 285 Ranjruns. Second in XI the finals. Thebowling 6, the teamsuffered disastrousa final a bravea not69 out Kevfrom Lynch. n,but after a couple honourable of did greatjobswith the ball,while ended with the fallthe lastof wicket atDocherty andone toMichael Basil FinniganMedal wellas the as McGrathwith 26.Boronia In 0and skipper the Paul Zenaro with oncasterout ofa team totalof197 disappointingsemi-final, when individual analysis season. the for d anotherd fine seasonended with ivecenturies by Lindsay Egan The The 90’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 The 00’s… superbly,Preshil slumped to4/48 beforea succession ofmo withit from there. a minimum 49With overs availab andMichael McGrathlifted the total to164. Five ba collapsesaw score plummetthe 9/132 to before a w final conditionsdifficult and atstumps after overs61 the sco top-placedas sideSTC hadonly draw to the game to ta Once thirtyminutes had beenlost the revertedgame t 368intheir semi-final. STC batted aonfirst dull, The grandat Highfield final pittedPark STC against withalmost oversthirty in hand. reply,Boroondara collapsed potentially a from danger first, setthe visitors a challenging target of303 tow athan spectacularfew performances. semi-final, In the seconds throughthe season, was due morea ofto lotstea GraceandMichael McGrathall taking wicketfive hauls. completedwith games, AlexNicholson recording centurya The underThird XI new skipper GarryChard finished produced wicketfive innings with ball. the andinaddition James to Hall’ssemi-finalperformance finishedjust shorton 8/233. During season the only S impossibletoachieve a sustainedacceleration of the run 5/42,the Twodismissed Boronia236. for Despite evan stilldidenough toearn a home semi-final against Bor Thewheels, notif precisely off, became falling lita MichaelMitchell ledtheagain seconds, which sprinted t BasilFinniganMedal. whenteamwas the struggling earned Luke D’Astoli enou optimismabout the coming seasonin the BurtShield. S a from couple ofprodigal sons, Phil Featherston and Jer Sotiriadis,with 6/70 againstAYC, managed a wickfive bowlers. Only half-centuries four were scored, with n wasgame there be to won, and inordinatean number o Agrade. couple ofcritical werefactors dreadfula season. However, there wasstillbetweengulf a the on synthetic Macgibbongrade, the Shield, having taking t Stuart With Joyce back at helm, the the First was XI luc Reserveits second for season. Swinburneoval undergoing major improvements, C the SandilandsShield, a as noveladdition to Tuesday even high.James Hall Jrdeveloped intra-cluban “Super-Eig shelvingandextensively upgradedequipment. Enthusia Zennaroand Stuart McCulloch helped deliver new carpet continuedpresidency. An infrastructure improvement sub Work toimprove pavilion the appointments proceeded a 2000/01

showerywithdayseveral interruptions. tendencytodrop critical a catch when a tle wobblytle Newin butthe sideYear the in, Stevein, Rosstop-scoring with 74. In Preshil, who hadsuccessfully chased tsmenreached 20 but nonecould ongo le, andMichaelle, McGrathbowling o tons,andonly Club ChampionDanny oniaChurches. JamesWith Hall taking topofthe table with wins11 13 from ous 3/147ous at teatobe all out 174 for o ordinaryo conditions, which meant that imon McCarthyimon century,manageda he woodenhe spoon the previous et innings. et However, seasonlate form hts”competition, playing the for CraigHynes and JeremyDwyer both rewas 4/98. Onthe secondday a lub XI moved to the Dorothy Laver ky to hang to ky on toa placeinthe top es andes ofmostthe othersidesin the f injuries f to players,key especially ings prior to Christmas.prior to ings the With hroughChristmas to undefeated. ke theke Progress flag. was slow in the paceunder Richard Corbett’s The team’ssuccess, like thatof the battingen performance, we it found STChosted Boroondara and, batting everalindividual good performances emyDwyer, provided grounds for sma betterfor training regime was icket standicket between Garry Chard gh votes gh topick theup coveted s,a freshlypainted newkitchen, rateand atthe end ofeighty overs -committeeconsisting ofRick, Paul and BenMannix Davetwice, dy, contributionsregular rather deratebut brisk partnerships got Krohn, TomCasha, Adam D’Addazio andMitchell Moore. ECAU12representative team. Other risingmembers of made semi-finals the atthe VMCU intournament Januar managedby DanMuling. was selected Will inthe ECA r excellentmanagement of U16s. the David Elliott and Johnstonewere all important contributors to the team. careersatthe end ofthe season; JeremyKnox, Michael B Morrison Peter and Peter Mercoulia were among U16 the structuredprogram which was stillof lots fun. Sundayandso morningssaw dozena or so kids havethe youngsters.U12” Steve Rosstook the initiative by of Animportant innovation was commencement the Milo of “ outstanding serviceinthe canteen Saturdayon mornings. trophy best the for Junior Clubperson, which waswon by toupthe last round. New MLAlocal BobStensholt gen pre-Christmas matchreport inFebruary, and the U14s wereunlucky tohave semi-finala berth snatched away which of performed very well, U14andan andan U16 again Once we put fourjunior teams inthe twfield, consistenteveras with wickets19 atjust 16.4. Anglers,while popularveteran Leigh Jondahl did much both topped the fifty marktwice.Ranj Singh took5/3 withseveneight or wins givenlittleluck. a Theski matches,but was seriously outclassedin only threeothers, newly Day One graded competition. Inthe ana final Lynch Peter retainedcharge of Club the XI,which was p wickethauls by Marty LynchandShane Roberts, andMichae halfmade with a 109magnificent not out. Other hig chancesallowing Glen Iristomake an imposing 384. S Of earningsemi-finala place against Glen Iris. Poor cat With TerrySpithill still at helm the the fourshad disappointment the for team,several ofwhom had play themover the line with threewickets inhand in the anotherseason good ina higher grade, pperandhis deputy, TonyMichaelides, second-last over. was It another bitter o U12osides Saturdayon mornings, both hlightsduring the season included six lysissidewon the of four fifteen 8against eventual premiersAbbotsford fering torun the program club, the for chingproved critical, withdropped Will Smith ledthe Will U14s, who were GrahamJohnstone provided teamon Friday evenings. TheU16s ed inedprevious losing grand finals. wereinthe race a semi-finalfor place tobuild hison cult statusbeing erouslydonated a new perpetual whenanother club finallysubmitteda lacedinthe First Divisionthe of y. TristanParker waschoseninthe epresentativeU14teamwhich the U12 the teams included Andrew MrsCarol herfor Williams swho completed their junior HavecricketGo”Aclinics “pre-for

ir introductionir tocricket in a yrne,Michael O’Connell andChris TC’s TC’s reply217, Paulof Zennaro and couldeasily have finished lPivetta’shalf-centuries. four The The 00’s… 1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 five years… Our last Elliotttop-scoring with 57 andBernie Docherty battin dismissed 135,for with the wickets shared,and cruiSTC ones fullydeserved their return Macgibbonto the Shie heart-stoppers,reflecting the confidence anddominance o theBoth semi-final and the grandsaw final comfortabl withany freedom. catchingfield, everything andpreventing opposition b byDannyDoc, Sotiriadis andJeremy Dwyer. Most import half-centuriesanchor to the middle order. Phil Feat scored centuriesduring the season, and Stephen overmade went through undefeatedtothe grand Bernar final. aggressivebatting ofprodigal son Stephen O’Connell w StephenHoy toraise thebar attraining. ones The b withhisown ofintense form competitive spirit. Fizz w PaulFisicaro took over theasreins First Captain XI an werenew in faces generalCommittee positions. ofcharge the treasuryand Jack Krohnas Junior Co-ordina Executivecontinuitywasprovided by Paul Zennaroas GarryChard resumed thepresidency, supported byBaTim extraordinaryachievement crowned by flags thefor t beforeensued. For the STCtime,first was represented traditionalcommittee ofcaptains. Whatever the reaso adopteda new selection withmodel, appointedan select Vigorousrecruiting also sawinfluxanof talented cri meantthat the fifths couldtake up soleresidence Neon Swinburne of Recreation Oval,which the had fifths gra andthe First and Second playingXI’s home their games coincidental the season alsosaw election the of newa loo synthetic Perhapsgrade. wasit the “wake up” call the weswallow hadto bitter the pillour Firstof no XI was This watersheda season STC. for For the timefirst era golden a of start the – 2001/02 success.” to achieve field the on what is required for redefin bow a can take Hoy and Steve “Paul Fisicaro members.” committee of persistence and the committees previous by forward thinking of a result was seconds firsts and for the venue playing a as Centre Recreation of Swinburne “The securing

t t competinginthe competition’s top d Docherty,d Fizz andRohan McDowall all herstonled thebowling, well supported 2002) (circa Secretary Paul Zennaro, cketers joiningthe club. committee The g throughg innings the which atfinished 2002) (circa President Chard, Garry eganwith two tight wins,inwhich the optwo sides. attingline-ups from ablebeing toscore orked closely orked with Second skipper XI e STCe victories, unlike the usual finals n, a n, more successfulseason anythan ld. Inthe ld. semi, Manningham was cedcouplea ofseasons before. This d immediatelyd energised the team Secretary, TonyMichaelides in clubneeded, orperhaps wasit as crucial, lostcrucial, as the nextgame then by seniorfive teamsin the anfinals, ttleton West. on thebroader, resurfaced acreage ionpanel takingover the from sed homesed by nine wickets, Glenn since club’s the inaugural season antly,the team wasinspired in the k committee, k fivenew captains f theteam,f and showingthatthe tor.Adam Burt andChris Classon ch asch Senior Vice President. 600 runs atalmost with50 five ing ing akMlo AlexNicholson BenMannix NeilHodgson AlistairDwyer wicketsinhand. sensationalA start tothe grand fin andSTC after a coupleofalarms with bat completthe to finishthird. Inlow-scoringa semi-final atHeath JulianDi Stefano (VC) playerspromotedon the ofstrength goodperformances t Thethirds,led by Daniel Shacklock,were undefeated DanielO’Connell MolloyMark Lynch Peter MatthewFunnell ChrisClasson StephenHoy (Capt) Thepremiership teamwas: opponent. Theteam looked well-placed defend to the urged the inteamon the final tenseovers before the conclusion the ofits allotted overs. The ofrestthe clu hisearnedKevin BurtMedal with as4/57 Burwood Uni BenMannix a staged rescue,with their thirties critical Hynes Craig (12 Batting againfirst in the grand thefinal, Saints st threatenedatstages inthe chasebut BenMannix’s 6/4 semiIn the Alex Nicholson ledthe way withofsol95a JamesHall Stephen O’Connell Phil Featherston intenseunder pressure tocome away withoutstandingvict semi the and the grand finalwere very affairs tight Docherty Bernard behindstumps the by Julian Di Stefano who claimed mor winningthe Basil Finnigan Medal withjointly Mick Pi Stephenshowed the waywith ball, the taking over fi DannySotiriadis (VC) averaged morethan twiceas manyruns per wicket lost a FirstLike the Stephen XI, Hoy’s twos onlylost one gam Tim Wright RohanMcDowall Sam Giblett GlennElliott LukeD’Astoli PaulFisicaro (Capt) Thepremiership teamthatdefeated was: Wyclif KevinMedal, Burt newa award best the for player in pickedup threewickets eachas was Wyclif dismissed 158 for compileda 86fine notout on the way imposingan to Batting1/138. infirst the Fizzgrand final, made are here!!” “The Champs Paul Fisicaro, First XI Captain (circa 2002) 2002) (circa Captain XI First Paul Fisicaro, an even andStephen50 O’Connell umbledto8/126 before ChrisClasson and montMichael wasPivetta’s5/24 crucial inwhich STC the boys held nerve their alagainst Mulgrave slipped away in the fty wicketsfty ata single averagefigure and vetta, andwasvetta, brilliantly supported flag was flag claimed against a gallant STCan premiership team. to eventualto the tally198. of Ben 7/279. Feathers and LukeD’Astoli ed theed chase successfully with four BurtShield the First had XI won. its otherb, grand finalscompleted, earlyseason,in the but with some key id of234. total Trinity Willison ting Canterburyting struggled 9/192 to at 6 saw6 innings the concludeat193. e the for season. Indeed, the team e than thirtyHowever,victims. both sthey conceded wicket per taken. he teamstumbled after Christmas ories. . Stephen. O’Connellwon the th man) Our last five five years… Our last

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gapsand quietlymaking increasinglysure the complex unassumingwork in supportofthe junior program, cheer worthywinner Bob of the Stensholt Best Junior Clubper Maureen,excellentan for teamcontributor in the U12 trophy. KarlLinden was awarded the GeorgeColman T Heidelberg.Laurence Colman and Joseph O’Connellshare ParkerTristan was again selected inthe ECA U12 repre wasof sign a things to come. thrillinga tie, tofailingproceed tothe beca final andhome away match to finish fourth, faced opthe same unfortunateinsome tight and finishes washouts. TheU1 Karunaratneclaimed hata trickagainstBurwood Unitin teams12 struggledbut increased in competitiveness as the Theseniorperformance wasby anbacked increasingly stron PeterFinnigan, Sandilands, Greg andAlan Wignell Ya contributionson the field. Theaudience gavethe fi STCof the Legends Gallery to recognise players whohav a to fantasticevening. A highlight ofthe evening “CoodabeenChampion” Cover Ian and StateMember for reminiscence,hosted by MCPaul Zennaro. Guestappear inJanuary. A greatcrowd ofplayers, partners and supp Theoutstanding social event of the seasonwas the 35 semi-final. the the team’ssuccess in reaching the finals,although like EdBehan took over the Fifth captaincy XI Peterfrom L Fourth the spirit. XI despitehaving broken hiscollar-bone inthe field, ty later-picked the teams. Theround final win, with workhard which upmade constant the for changes inperson lossinthe semi mayhave taken some glossoff theseason, Rowe,Stirling new the Fourth XI skipper,alsoled h althoughwell below proved200, too big. ofsome face aggressive andbatting a coupleof o missed Jack Krohn, Junior Coordinator (circa 2002) 2002) (circa Coordinator Krohn, Junior Jack aspire towards.” a respect honour, we can that club spirit for a yardstick set to continues Martha Mt home in his week from times a or f three in travelling dedication (Finnigan) “Basil’s

useRichmond had finishedintop place. It SaireBailey paddedto upbat if required wasannouncement the inaugurationof the rst STCfive Legends, Kevin Basil Burt, isteam tothird place. disappointingA pified commitmentpified the whichunderpinned playing group. Peter Lynch was a rwood,a rousing reception. th ynch. 35Over players contributed to g Canterbury. g TheU16swere the fours the campaign founderedin program as ran smoothly possible.as son trophy hisfortireless, Season Gala, heldatMalvern Valley rophy,donated by George’swidow sentativeteamto play against ortersenjoyed a ofwelter fullyandcompetently any filling 4s,having lost heavily last in the Hawthorn Ted BaillieuMLA added ponentinthe semi-final and played pportunities,and the final target, e made outstandingmade e career ancesby John“Percy” Canavan, season progressed. Bevin but should not detract from the d Junior the Club Champion g showing. junior TwoUnder nelthatalways beset seem to our nd unfortunatelythe batting fellshortof the modest t efforts the from bowlers, whoalsodismissed the oppositi Thethreeslost only twoand home away matches th for Thethirds and the fifths earned finalsberthsbut w spur thefor team inthe followingseason. outstanding achievement,and the disappointment ofthe but to finishrunners-up in the season inwhich wewere withemphatican semi-final win. Unfortunately thin teamlost only one duringgame home the andaway seaso PaulFisicaro ledthe ones back into the top synthetic gr current the crop ofSaints. cap red into the ofTeam Century. the His selection wa Greg with ATWignell, four Dunstan Medals inhisillust ChrisBurt, Hoareand Bernard Docherty were honoured clubaasfor young as haveSTC to fournominated pla named from squadsofnominees put forwardby the clubs. In the mergedECA’s centenary season, and turf syntheti captaincy. over the thirdstoPat Docherty,and Nick Fennessy to season’scaptains continued intheir respective roles, excep ingeneralCommittee positions inDavid AndyGrace, Da TheCommittee saw changesno inExecutive but si roles, paidhandsomely.off playersbecausethere notwere enough places to round go wouldhave to senior66find players every Saturday, introduceda Sixth XI, just threeyears after deb the previousto the season’s finalswho– would anot get g Competition (ODC),the Committee tooknote ofthe fr With teamsin the top four ofgradessynthetic, and the three-peat STC’s – 2002/03 Paul Zennaro, Secretary on the First XI (circa 200 (circa XI the First on Secretary Paul Zennaro, the competition.” in as the best ou entrench will future in the status certain and their ECA, in the clubs power one of the as STC established re- has Shield in the Macgibbon took they “The stand well as off-field contributing members on all current and depe us, went before that of those is the product of ST culture that the everyone to remind would like “…I arget. hadThe fives reason toproudbe of ere disappointed ere atthe semi-final stage. gs did gs not break our way bigone,in the ut of ut the fifths. meant It that club the Garry Chard, President (circa 2003) 2003) (circa President Chard, Garry but would but reduce the risk oflosing equentselection dilemma in the run-up ok onok the inaugural Club(sixth) XI infifthsthe top ongrade Daythe One rious career,rious proudly carried the baggy yersinthe ESCA squad of33.Kevin ameatall inany givenweekand– s oneofnumberas ofinspirations for e season,e thanks principally to fine ade,Macgibbon, in style. fine The promoted Burtfrom Shield was an to be to selected in squad the and resultgrand was toprove crucial a lyandStephenHoy. previous The on inonthe semi 131,justfor c ofTeams Century the were gnificantnew blood was introduced was It significanta achievement n andchargedn into the grand final each week. And inthe event, it t t DanforShacklock who handed as on.” as on.” r club club r ndent ndent C C Our last five five years… Our last 3) 3)

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memorableseven run win. heartsSTC into mouths. Dales eventually throbroke DickyandMicky tookP between6/40 thembefore three wellwithinscope their when they reached 3/82, but t compiling47 not out. the When battedon Willows a r Mickoutfield, Pivetta this timedoing an outstanding Eastern the atHoward Willows Dawson.Batting first, 297. of Andy Daly’s ensured6/59 safe a passage into th Corbettsmashed BUC all over Nettleton 153,for prov Theteamachieved the objectiveminor a of top two f MarkMolloy Burt Adam (12 RohanMcDowall Hynes Craig (Kevin Burt Medal) JeremyDwyer andthriller the season wasback on track. respondedagainst same opposition,the scoring almostt JulianDi Stefano (VC) thrashedby ten wickets beforetea atBurwood inRoun TheFourth had XI nowhere to butgoafter up being DanielO’Connell BenMannix SimonMcCarthy NeilHodgson DochertyPatrick StephenHoy (Capt) endeavourandcommitment. Thepremiership teamwas: onlyruns,five thegiving Saintsthe Shield anda fi wicketsfive were still needed with 27just runs left losing in faith theteam’s abilityon to finish top,b Againststronga outfit, STC Wyclif scrapedand clawedt the grand final. and5/15 7/63 inreply before some spectacular straight placedBoroondara 103 infor the semi atthe evocative clubs’ First XIs, to finishin placefourth with handsoa shakya start tothe season the teamwon nine of l the Thetwos successfully defended Burt the Shield wonthe p severalmatchesagainst otherclubs’ First XIs. efforts, their playing inthe top ofgradethe one Stirling Rowe, Fourth XI Captain on his team’s pre team’s his on Captain XI Fourth Rowe, Stirling four.” make t even didn’t that by a team 39! Thrashed out for were bo we year, of the game first the In round one. after possible climax season our thought would have “Who 20 (circa his team on Captain XI Second Steve Hoy, Shiel Burt the from relegation avoid to great effort be a would that it assessed reasonably quite “…the realists

daywhichcompetition meant theyplayed rokethrough when necessary, even when tting tting rewarda seasonfor ofenormous in bank. the Thoselast wicketsfive fell for jobafter coming inwith 5/62 and bowled39 out and for comprehensively he Saintshe remained focussedand Dales, inishanda home semi,in which Rick ughbowl to last the man afor me percentage. me STC skittled top- ainysecondday, thetarget seemed iding theiding backbone an of imposing total astten games, manyagainstopposing STCstruggled to147 aon very slow VictoriaRoad oval, stumbledthen to d 1.d Twolaterrounds the team hitting Billy from Hynes intouslifted o a competitivea o 161and, never entimesas many towin runs a droppedcatches nine downat lifted e grand afinal, local derby against reviousseason by the After firsts. th man) miership (circa 2003) 2003) (circa miership d.” wled he

03) 03) teamthathe coached and managed with greatenthusiasm. PaulFisicaro’s statusas ClubCaptain complemented hisper oppositionhad finishedhigher on ladder the seaso the unseasonallymistyconditions inearly March botdisrupted betterfor results in futureseasons. U14 The Redsand JeremyKnox (12 sidesand younger the U14 teamstruggled tobe competi Aaron Teelow Juniorteam representation rose to with five, teams at StephenRoss includinga in44 ton degree heat against the SaireBailey Willow secondyear insuccession andJack Krohn who bighadayear David(KevinField Burt Medal) presentedthe Medal inhisnamed honour to win joint wascelebratednot only byclub but the by ECA and tho washe Cricketnamed Victoria’s InnerEast Metropolitan betweenhisMount Martha home andNettleton three ti Bach Tim Legendaryjunior coach BasilFinniganwas recognised for John Wheatley DanielSmith MichaelGibson AndrewDawkins Bach Tom Fennessy Nick (Capt) was: DanSmith tosteer the teamhome an to historic twowi in the grand butfinal, toporder jitterssetin and effort the from STC bowlers dismissed new “traditional anseason, even, unbeaten 100, ina comfortable semi-fi andgame withfinished 15 wins 18 from rounds. Dave Fenno’ssixths (otherwise knownobscure reasonsfor as the MichaelO’Connell Krohn Jack Morrison Peter AndrewDaly RossBurgmann (12 PaulZennaro (VC) inlatethe season prevented him from takinghis place Specialmention to GarryChardwho batted stronglyan Michael(KevinPivetta BurtMedal) DaleNixon MichaelMcGrath HoichRobert RichardCorbett RoweStirling (Capt) Thepremiership teamwas: Nick Fennessy, Club XI Captain (circa 2003) 2003) (circa Captain XI Club Fennessy, Nick VCs.” as Bailey Saire and Morrison with Peter Fennessy of Nick the leadership under City Richmond against nine players with only first game their played status) – match playing inaugural (granted ‘theGIMPS’ – known become affectionately have or as they XI, “The Sixth it steady took nerves from Aaron Teelowand s. s. ners, Stephen ners, Hoy backingup thefor U12,U14and U16levels. U12 The rivals”Abbotsford the Anglers 137 for n endedn frustratinglyboth for sides. mesweeka by public transport when inthe finals. cket victory. premiershipcket The team Fieldhisscored third ton thefor d immaculately kept untilinjuryan ughlocal newspaper publicity. Basil U16sboth made thebut finals Volunteerof the Year. His award nalwin over Richmond City. A fine tivevital but groundwork was laid h semish and as ineachcase the hisdedication inmaking the trip

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t shortoffell just a finals berth. Fifth The XI St Stephens St First XI. Thesixths also Paul Zennaro, Secretary (circa 2004) (circa Secretary Paul Zennaro, wickets. Billy concerteda Hynes led of last of wins gasp over the Eastern s tenurethes club’s financialsituationhad d ofda formerSTC juniorplayer rnoverinexcess of$50,000. alsoimportant events outside the ader fund-raisingeffortled by STC the d securityd of fundingandeasing the , inwhich , he made morethan half our oad,andstarted in dramatic fashion ayingcompetitively againstother k thek Fifth XI reins. AbbotsfordAnglers seconds. was It a atedMan Matchof the glassto 2004) (circa Bach, President Tim todeserving causes. past The in the semiin the where final last the pair Stirling Rowe andFenno continued and0 annualan turnoverofabout eenbatting brilliantly since MannixandAndrew Classon put tee,Craigalso takingon the withCorbett Rick taking over as se ofse277. The grandwas final lides as lides Treasurer. Tonyhad ividual ividual titude he

CliftonHill slogged 17for overs anddeclared at7/86 pickedhisup second “five inthefor” andgame third i gatheredthe necessary runs beforeJames was bowled with andSTC’s ninthwicket fell126, bringingat JamesHal 130atforHighfield. However, despite batsmenmost Featherswas the mainstayinagain the grand finalwi spellleftarm of swing bowling totake 6/36 25 from solida innings Markfrom Molloy drop. Philat first Victoria at Road inanother semi Batting final. firs andpoints, despite a couplelosses of after break the th onFirst XI the dayfirst ofthe final twoday fixtur before finding andform building momentum. Anoutr AlexNicholson Rohan Worthy Billy With Hyneshelm, the at the twosbegan the season LukeD’Astoli JeremyDwyer Stephen O’Connell(VC) Tim Wright DannySotiriadis GlennElliott DochertyBernard Bach Tom PaulFisicaro (Capt) Kevin the BurtMedal. Thepremiership teamwas: outstandingvictory. Jeremy, with wickethaulsfive in sawSTC out 33 secondinnings overs, anchored byTim Wri D’Astoliand2/33 JeremyDwyer 5/29 smashedthrough the staggeredtoa totalof155. However, in space the o story.different Batting first, STCfive batsmen rea Fisicarosetus up anfor imposing wicketwin.five The 94 of between Tim and Alex Wright Nicholson, followed wickets,five we ourselvesfound chasingvery a competit drawingoneearn ato home semi-final against Deepden Theonesdrew theon disappointment of previous the sea both Macgibbon the and Shields, Burt a featunlikely t Thehighlights ofthe March action were provided by t heldbatting its nerve to get themhome by just three competitivetargetbowl to Unfortunately to. coupla dashingaon wicket final partnership thatshamed the t Craig Hynes, Second XI Captain (circa 2004) 2004) (circa Captain XI Second Craig Hynes, BIG ONE!” the not in but the year, through lost to them twice We Hill. Clifton newcomers against Park us to Highfield took final “The grand it’s great!” – and this feeling we had have years ago 14 victory to club the led Docherty Bernard “Not since Paul Fisicaro, First XI Captain (circa 2004) 2004) (circa Captain XI First Paul Fisicaro, e beforeChristmas provided valuable extra t, STCt, builta moderate total of168around Featherston then produced stunninga ched 20 butched20 none went beyond weas26 e of catches of e went down and Boronia the oversanddismiss Boroondara justfor 98. wickets ina thriller. f oversf forty Rohan 3/22,Luke Worthy . Despite. a couple of earlyalarms,STC ightwin againstSouth Camberwell’s n threeinnings finals with5/50 as tophe two sides, which brought home getting starts,only two twentyreached th 5/42 as STCas 5/42 th bowled CliftonHill out o evero be repeatedinECA competition. both wasfinals, deservinga winner of landAndy Daly together. They grandagainst final wasWyclif a oporderand gave a us modestbut by run-a-ball66a fromskipper Paul eteam itselffound Boroondara facing e Uniting.e Despite Jeremy Dwyer’s slowly withthree lossesanda draw ive242.However an opening stand son,winning nine matches and batting line-upWyclif 85,for and ght,toreach and4/102 claiman thetotal138. on Feathers out Our last five five years… Our last

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parentsVal and Tom. scoring,canteen andanything else that have might been Stephen,Daniel, Michael andJoseph and services including recognisingsome fifteen years of continuous involvement TheO’Connell familydeservedly wonBobStensholt the byincident the leading tothe death ofVictorian coach duringthe oneday matchbetween Victoriaand South graduatesappeared atall our juniorlevels except U1 programwould integralbe to the survivalclubs liof players.budding was It becomingincreasingly clear that again Once the Milo Aprogram Have Go provided intan representativeteam that wonBrowneJosh the Plate. platform thefor club’s long-termfuture success. Andrew shields,the players continued tolearnand toenjoy th andBenBanks-Smith coached the U14s. Although noneo Reds, GarryTerrill U14 BluesandJack Krohn U14 Reds. team. Team managers wereStuartHamilton StepU10s, wereThere also twoU14teams, two U12 teamsand, for the teamenormous benefit. DanO’Connell coachedby Basil Finnigan andFirst XI captainPaul Fisi AndrewMichaelides careers junior at end the season.of the Theside wasma NeilHodgson Joseph O’ConnellandDanShinners were two longof the against final top teamBurwood CanterburyUniting b Thejunior program expanded again tosix teams. The PhilFeatherston (Kevin Medal) Burt hadarrived a levelas top strikebowler. AndrewDaly overwickets30 atless than15 apiece runs ina Macgibbo LukeD’Astoli became the sixth playerwin to seconda Ba MichaelO’Connell MolloyMark StephenHoy JamesHall JulianDi Stefano Hynes Craig (Capt) premiershipteamwas: sawthe remainingout 25 overs to finish 5/50on andcl

ke ours,aske previous seasons’ Milo ut ut shortfell just ofa grandberth. final 6s. squad6s. The appeared in MCG the eir cricket,eir as well strengtheningas the David Hookes. Australiathat was followed,tragically, aim STC’saim Burt third Shield. The U16sbravely a contested tight semi caro, a caro, great combinationthat gave Best Junior Clubperson trophy, roductiontocricket afor ofgroup Krohnwas selectedin ECA the U12 asked from timetotime from the inclusion of Havea GoA henRoss U12 Blues, TonyReU12 the timefirstat STC, oneU10 through the playing careersof -termplayers thatcompleted their silFinniganMedal, showing with nagedby Phil Casey andjointly n Shieldn premiership team thathe Basilcoached U10s the andU12s, f f the teams threatenedwin to team management, transport,

Basil the Finnigan Medal. usual,Mitch was centre the ofattention again later in undermanned Third XI. Mitchtook eightwickets in one Corbett’sconsistent batting inthe andfourths veteran ultimatelydisappointing season, missing the finals. Ind wentdown narrow the by margin oftwo wickets. The This however,time, the inclement weather worked agai Thetwos again finished fourthandagain Boroondamet narrowlybestdespite the effortsof a dedicated STC t batsmanopposing Urrutia playing Wilson an outstandin andsetaup grand final againstarch rivalsUnfoAYC. HowardDawson Reserve strongly STC favoured theas high andgames comfortably reached the A finals. rain-affect fewindividual highlights during the season. However, Theoneswere even rather spectacularthan in theirde comebackincharge of the andChristianfifths Classon le respectively,while Nick Fennessy over took the thirds,E clubchampionship. Billy Hynes andStirling Rowe continu Stephen O’Connell took Firstover the XI captaincy an seniorThree teams reached the and finals two contested behaviourincidents inrecentseasons placed the clubunder twopitch andgroundhindered planning thefor mediu increasingconcern with publicliability uncertain created andallwork the thatwent with preparing robust op hadTim severalchallenges toaddress during the season, whenrole Ed’scommitments work him forced direct hi to enthusiasticblood tothe Committee.Chris Classon suppo Fennessy.Saire Bailey, Morrison, Peter DanSharpe an Vice-Presidentover toStuart Hamilton and Paul Zenna thefor clubas after five yearsintheir respective ro BachTim continuedas President, with StephenHoy Senas clearlydecided the futurepath tobe followed. importantand valuable that option the was thoroughl prideinwhat STC had achieved andconfidence in the cl favourofSTC continuing aas clubin its own right ref hadshrunk to a just single,struggling team. Thepropo MeetingGeneral toconsider a proposal tomerge withS During theoff-season theclubundertook the unusual mea ahead looking – 2004/05 Chris Classon, Club XI Captain (circa 2005) 2005) (circa Captain XI Club Classon, Chris mattered.” when it counted that things doing the and teammates with your fun having cricket, your enjoying on was really emphasis The World. Wobbie’s castle at a jumping olds on were like six-year we “Most games

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he grand a final. In close contest, however, Nick Fennessy, Secretary (circa 2005) 2005) (circa Secretary Fennessy, Nick stwicket with Peter Mercoulia 107not eammanagers. Laurence Colman was undergame the managementofRoger shed on topshedon of the ladder and had the g ong MCG the during the dinnerbreak in standingSTC teamof season, the ram wasram reflected with threeplayers coaching.Stephen Ross’sU12Reds e,over thirty youngsters took part in U16salsostruggled despite thebest r program r expanded yetagain, with regular contributorsregular andoccasional mswhich, although picking onlyup a d STC’sd sixth double century– 206 miltoninthe Josh Browne teamthat extremelywell to onfinish third tage. tage. juniorplayer withhis Junior ndAndrew Krohn andBevan U16sides. Andrewand Jarrett sons sons 435made on the day.first battledThe fifths inth of433 score against Marcellin, even but thatwasn’t eno Christmasafter thatprevented resultsintwo critical andmissed the on finals percentage. The foursalso strug TheSecond had XI unevenan defeatingseason, eventual so,defend thefor timefirstsince 1994-95, STC wasnot bowlers,who hadbeen the mainstay of the season,work start to the season to finish fourth, meetingBoroondar wonderfulhighlight allfor inattendance. The thre ourto miss consecutivefifth First XI grand final. Andy wascloselybut fought despite Bernie Doc’s unbeaten fif awaygame topfrom spot. Thesemi against Burwood Uni ladder the atthe Christmas break but slipped slightly Onlyones the and thethrees made the finals,both bo Clas to reprise hisrole as Club captain. XI FourthXI. Eugene Fitzwilliam continued with the Fi SecondXI,Chris Classon – movingup thefrom Club XI Stephen O’Connellretained the First captaincy, XI whi Swinburne,the thirds to NettletonEast and the fifth Camberwell,which ahadreformed Second XI. Thismean BoroondaraCouncil chose toallocate the groundin full aAfter single seasonwith our First as XI co-tenants of wereachieved, although premierships the had to come fr Committeeset in goals termsofclub membership,profi Craine,Brad Damian O’Brien, Stephen O’Connelland occupied offivefor six the previous seasons. New genera andKylie Zennarotook over pivotal the ofroleSecre after twoyears of great bywork Bach. Tim Peter Lyn wasThere change further on Committee the with Stephe guard the of changing 2005/06 – Steve O’Connell, First XI Captain (circa 2006) 2006) (circa Captain XI First Steve O’Connell, do.” clubs all successful work that hard to do the pr are not we if nothing will for count years past five in the achieved we have everything but club, powerhouse a become us to for is there base the “At this stage passi the on 2005/06, STC Annual Report from Taken victory.” a soli 79 to contributing round, second in the his debut ma but Park, by Willison defeat outright an (1967/68), fixture inaugural club’s in the play to wasn’t able “Joe e tope ofgradethe LOC competition, playing es camees home with weta sail after a slow s to Nettletons to West. fixtures. Thesideset newa teamrecord fth and XI fth Nick Fennessy swapped with tarythather husband Paulhad to to finish thirdpercentage,on only ahalf ch steppedch up Senioras Vice-President wingout inthe semis. ones The led Classon’s brilliant fieldingprovided a a ataVictoria Road in the semi. The lenew captainsMarkwere Molloy – AnthonyPurcell. Theincoming HowardDawson Reserve, to long-time to tenantSouth tabilityandpremierships, whichall of represented ina senior grand final. ugh winafor as theopposition had tywe went down by narrowa margin to the Third and XI Jack Krohn – n Hoyn steppinginto Presidency the ed veryed buthard hadtoo runsfew to omthe vibrant juniorsection. ting Canterbury ting atCooper Reserve gled,andwere ill-served by rain finalists yet finalists losing tobottom sides, t t the ofreturn the tofirsts lCommittee membersincluded

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allbowled, including a hat-trick ReporterDistrict Cricket AssociationinFebruary, Andr whichwon Jim the Beitzel Shield.In the intregular AndrewKrohnand Tom MitchellU14in the teamsandAd Beaton(Captain), Simon Hearnand James Paull in the Hamilton,Rob McCarthy andAlex Rossin the “senior”U12 NineSTC juniorswere selected torepresent ECA inth juniors. hisway up Mountfrom Martha two or three timesweea victoriousSTC teamswas the peerless coaching Basil of Fin Magpiesthrillingina grandby solitaryfinal a run. seasonand theU12Reds, STC’s first teaminU12A Grade Theclub’s premiership success came thefrom U14 Redswho we U16sboth finished tofifthmiss the opportunity ofpl fourth (likethe U10s, those U12 didgrades notplay f Miloprograminrecent seasons. TheU12Blues finished finishedthird, reflectingthe sound grounding manyo new35 record young cricketersparticipated inthe Milo Eightteams representedSTC, twoinU10s, threeinU12 Thejunior program expanded yetagain under theene includingU16scaptain Adam D’Adazzio who 20up picked w line-upsunsettled and missed the butfinals, still blo of ten 18 the rounds against other clubs’ First XIs,whi mourning.” of time their during families Mazoletti and Cain to give the was able community our that the support witness to was fantastic It season. the way through passed both Mazoletti, Gerry President, forme and Cain, Joe time sponsor, and lot “Life Member 2006) (circa Coordinator Junior Hamilton, Stuart training.” team Go and A Have MILO attending children up to 80 with happening was what wonder and would stop evening Tuesday a on Park Nettleton passing “Many people

A key sharedfactor in commonby the two er-Association matchesagainst Box Hill ayingnarrowly. finals odedseveral promising youngsters, Stephen Hoy, President (circa 2006) 2006) (circa President Hoy, Stephen f the playersf hadachieved through the inals),while U14 the Bluesandthe le the sixthsle the had contend to with rgetic managementStuart of Hamilton. ewKrohntook four wicketsinan over, eVMCU carnival inJanuary. Angus Haveprogram. Go A Both U10 sides k tok guide development the ofthe U12Josh Browne Plateteam, s,two inU14s and oneinU16s. A eighthand the U12 finished Whites amD’Adazzio the U16in turf team ,which defeated Camberwell Mitchell Shield team, Tom ickets. ickets. niganwho continued tomake re undefeated re throughthe r r years to come. maintain vision the shown by our founders,STC willre coachingofour juniors. With the goodwill andenerg andsetting upkeeping high standards playerfor behav evenimplications the of heatextreme will needto be volunteers. External influences such as public liability With club’s the growthcomes a parallel ingrowth workl The remainsfuture bright ourfor club, but many chal ShieldHatch (sub-district) tournament. mornings. Several STC juniorshave beenselected inE junior teams representingthe cluband some U10 matches withindistance.striking Thejunior program has con ByChristmas the break inthe current season, all sixseni Bach Tom also represented Association the with perfo fine againstthe Ringwood Districts Cricket Association (RDCA). representativeteam thefor second consecutive– year achie Morrisonas secretaries.grade Steve O’Connellcaptaine servinghis secondseason Viceas President, ably assistedby prominenceSTC’s inthe Eastern Cricket Association (ECA integralplayer. Daniel’sabsencewas particularly in the U16felt teami fund-raisingday charities for researching Sudden Arrhyt andseniorplayers wore Regrets”“No wristbands inmemor celebrationofan accomplished youngsportsman andstude be not revived. Daniel’s atfuneral LadyOur ofVict ClubChampion Daniel Lagastes, who collapsed aafter cr During theoff-season theclubwas deeply affected by t years fantastic 40 celebrating – 2006/07 orieswas extremelyan moving tinuedits exponential growth,with nine addressed. needtovigilantWe be in continuelenges present to themselves. y of oury of members,and weif can andwaterinsurance, restrictions and main themain place be to manyfor more n whichn wouldhe have beenan oadthat allmust be bymet iour andiour the for managementand he suddenpassing ofreigning Junior hmia Deathhmia Syndrome and asthma. CArepresentative teamsand in the or teamswere or either in the fouror d thed Macgibbon Shield oss-country training and run could rmances. )continued with Paul Zennaro yofDaniel, and the clubhosted a taking placeon Sunday Rohan Russell Worthy, Flintand nt. During theseasonSTC junior vingman of thematch hisfor50 EugeneFitzwilliam andPeter Our last five five years… Our last

1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 elw 2 5 50 games 8/60 5/29 7/55 50 games wickets 100 103* wickets 300 62, 55 wickets 100 114 runs 5,000 games 400 R Worthy runs 2,000 123 A Teelow 63 D Sotiriadis D Sharpe 55 S Rowe 89, 176* 5/13 S Ross 53 wickets 200 A Purcell 82 60*, runs 4,000 73 A Paraskevas S O’Connell 6/65 M O’Connell Murray J 75 A Murray MoyleG 76, 55 50 games 61 P Morrison M Mitchell 57 P Mercoulia games 100 R McDowall 6/49 M Lynch 75 KrohnJ Milestones R Kimber S Hoy 86* 122 100, N Hodgson 86 5WIs Hall Jr J 67 80 75, 50, M Funnell 55, 56 E Fitzwilliam 100s 53* N Fennessy Di J Stefano 72 64 L D’Astoli R Corbett 50s C Classon A Classon Campbell S Bech B Banks-Smith Name Highlights and Milestones abli 4,18 108* 145, R Zambelli 75*, 69, 94 69,75*, 69*, 69*, 69*, 69*, 100* 2,000 runs runs 2,000 100* (to January 2007)January (to

100 wickets wickets 100 200 games games 200 4,000 runs runs 4,000 50 games 50 games 2002/2003 a in season stumpings Most a season catches in Most 1971/72 season a in wickets Most BUC performance bowling Best Park Wattle aggregate Highest 1980/81 199 1974/75 score individual Highest 1973/74 82 120 score against Lowest South Box Hill Ashwood 1970/71 against score Highest Camberwell South Glen Iris score lowest Team’s Doncaster 1976/77 1975/76 113 score highest Team’s 113 Spithill D & 135 A Nicholson AYC Burt & G D Harrison 224 1997/98 Canterbury 10 194 Glen Iris A Michaelides & B Docherty 9 E Fitzwilliam & M Duggan 8 Mulgrave 219 213 B Finnigan & G Wignell 8 280 Pendry&Sullivan J W 7 Pendry & Martin J W 6 170 M Robertson & B Finnigan 5 P Sandilands & G Wignell 4 Liddy P & K Burt 3 Moore & R R MacDowall 2 1 Wkt Records XI Team First

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(to end 2005/06)(to 10/52 John Aspinall 1973/74 1973/74 John Aspinall 1980/81 10/52 1998/99 AYC Kooyong 8/395 5/503 Runs 723 Chris Hoare 1985/86 1985/86 1976/77 Hoare Chris Robertson Mark 723 228 18 Kevin Burt 1972/73 1972/73 1968/69 Burt Kevin Burt Kevin 18 37 1967/68 68 Park Wattle 1969/70 Orchards Park 33 34

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1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 a in season stumpings Most 1984/85 a season catches in Most 1997/98 season a in wickets Most Burwood 2003/04 performance bowling Best 1979/80 R’dale-B’dara aggregate Highest South score Box Hill individual Highest 2002/ 134 BUC 146* score against Lowest 1973/74 RSL East Malvern 1981/82 against score Highest 1985/86 126 1971/72 score lowest Team’s Hawthorn West 118* score highest Team’s 190 Ashwood Deepdene Stoney & D P Docherty 1984/85 Glen Iris A Deith & K Lynch 10 131 1977 P & M Crossin Wignell 9 131 179 O’Connell & D C Hoare 8 Mulgrave East Doncaster 1999/2 Molloy Bach & M Tom 178 7 &Leahy J D Balthazaar 6 Balwyn North 178 Griffiths & M P Sandilands 5 209 K Lynch & P Docherty 5 Pendry& B W Wignell 265 4 Yarwood & A E Fitzwilliam 3 R Lagreca & B Finnigan 3 Nicholson & A S McCulloch 2 1 Wkt XI Team RecordsSecond

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7/463 East Doncaster 1979/80 1979/80 East Doncaster 7/463 Runs 250* Basil Finnigan 1979/80 1979/80 Finnigan Basil 250* 9/18 Paul Aspinall 1972/73 1972/73 Aspinall Paul 9/18 568 Richard Corbett 1999/2000 1999/2000 1975/76 Corbett Richard 568 St Kevins 588 (to end 2005/06)(to 32 Julian Di Stefano 2001/02 2001/02 2001/02 Stefano Di Julian Hoy Stephen 32 1972/73 51 Balwyn North 1987/88 South Box Hill 14 37 6 Doug Baguley 1972/73 1972/73 Baguley Doug 6 6 Patrick Spithill 1980/81 1980/81 1986/87 Spithill Patrick John Krohn 6 6

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a in season stumpings Most 1985/86 a season catches in Most 1996/97 2002/03 season a in wickets Most Glen Iris performance 1982/83 bowling Best Nth Balwyn S A Waverley 1998/99 aggregate Highest 1984/85 score individual Highest 103 Canterbury Hawthorn West score against Lowest 147 98 against score Highest Bulleen 2001/02 2001/02 score 134 lowest Team’s 135 Season score highest Team’s C O Mazenod &Murray J K Lynch S A Waverley 2002/03 & M Funnell A Classon 1978/79 201 10 D Burt & S Opposition Joyce 244* OC Mazenod 9 Chard & G A Tracey 241 Adult Deaf 8 AllenHoy & D T Runs 7 & A Murray G Walker 259 6 Lynch & P N Hodgson 178 5 Fisicaro & L Krohn J 4 Hodgson & N M Sheehan 3 R McGregor & B Finnigan 2 Partners 1 Wkt Records Team Third XI (to end 2005/06) end (to 4/431 Mulgrave 1977/78 1977/78 1992/93 Mulgrave Kooyong 4/431 9/479 8/25 Kevin Lynch 1981/82 1981/82 Lynch Kevin 8/25 189 Tim Allen 1986/87 1986/87 1978/79 Finnigan Basil Allen Tim 770 189 21 Tim Allen 1993/94 1993/94 Allen Tim 1978/79 Finnigan Basil 21 1977/78 69 1976/77 Burnley Bulleen 14 47 21 Doug Baguley 1974/75 1974/75 Baguley Doug 21 5 Mick Drew 1983/84 1983/84 Drew Mick 5

1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 a in season stumpings Most 1999/2000 a season catches in Most 1998/99 1984/85 season a in wickets Most performance bowling Best 1991/92 BUC Mulgrave 1984/85 aggregate Highest Donvale score individual Highest 1998/99 Camberwell score against Lowest Balwyn North 110 1996/97 against score Highest 86 1999/2000 Canterbury 107 1995/96 1998/99 108score lowest Team’s 120 Season score highest Team’s Maccabi Northern Glen Iris Bach Burwood & Sandilands Tom T 216 Ashwood B Banks-Smith & K Lynch 10 Opposition 153 & D Zennaro G Walker 9 Allen & T C Bromley 146 265 8 181 A Smith & Krohn J Runs 7 Burt K & D O’Connell 6 P Zennaro & R Singh 5 P Docherty & M Pivetta 4 D D’Cruz & K Burt 3 Lynch K & K Burt 2 1 Partners Wkt Records XI Team Fourth 6/476 Heathmont 1991/92 1991/92 Heathmont 6/476 (to end end 2005/06) (to 9/48 Chris Wood 1991/92 1991/92 Chris Wood 9/48 723 John Krohn 1984/85 1984/85 1984/85 John Krohn John Krohn 723 2005/06 203 OC Marcellin 433 16 John Krohn 1984/85 1984/85 1991/92 John Krohn Chris Wood 16 1983/84 41 1985/86 Jewish Nth East CYMS Burnley 32 29 9 John Krohn 1984/85 1984/85 John Krohn 9

a in season stumpings Most a season catches in Most 2003/2004 season a in wickets Most performance bowling Best St Stephens 2002/200 aggregate Highest 2002/2003 score individual Highest 2004/05 60 St Barnabas score against Lowest 80 Burwood against score Highest Bulleen score lowest Team’s 2002/2003 144* 2000 score highest Team’s Season 1999/2000 & Nancarrow O Chard G 65* St Stephens Army Salv. Camb. 98 M Byrne & D Burt 10 East Doncaster 83 Opposition Pivetta & M P Mercoulia 9 102 108 Mercoulia & P C Worsteling 8 111* E Fitzwilliam & A Maskiell 7 Runs Fitzwilliam & E Chard G 6 218 Michaelides & T A Curry 5 & C Johnston D Field 4 Singh & R P Lynch 3 P Mercoulia & Murray J 2 1 Partners Wkt Records Team XI Fifth (to end 2005/06)(to 5/333 5/333 6/14 E Behan 2005/2006 2005/2006 E Behan 6/14 556 C Worsteling 2002/2003 2002/2003 2001/2002 C Worsteling D Spithill 556 129 373 16 B Mannix 2003/2004 2003/2004 1999/2000 B Mannix Laragy T 16 2003/2004 25 Albert Mont 1999/2000 Heathmont 63 37 3 B Mitchell 2005/2006 2005/2006 B Mitchell 3 3 P Mercoulia 2002/2003 2002/2003 P Mercoulia 3 Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Anglers Anglers Anglers Anglers Anglers Anglers Anglers

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1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 a in season stumpings Most a season catches in Most season a in wickets Most 2005/2006 performance bowling Best aggregate Highest Burwood score individual Highest 43* 2005/2006 score against Lowest against score Highest Ashburton 67 43 score lowest Team’s 46 2005/2006 score highest Team’s Bach & T M McGrath 62 Season 91 OC St Kevins 10 Michaelides & T N Maskiell 2003/2004 2005/20 Hubbard & D R Kimber 10 155 2004/20 RSL Bears East Malvern Deepdene Opposition A Teelow & S Ross 9 150* & D O’Brien M Funnell 8 Ashburton 174 105 D Hubbard & S Ross Runs 7 Dawkins A & S Bailey 6 332* Ross & S N Hodgson 5 Teelow & A N Hodgson 4 Lynch & K T Wright 3 Mercoulia & P S Camilleri 2 1 Partners Wkt Records XI Team Club (to end 2005/06)(to 3/304 Glen Iris 2005/2006 2005/2006 2004/05 Glen Iris Ashburton 3/304 0/332 206* S Camilleri 2004/2005 2004/2005 S Camilleri 206* 6/36 A D’Addazio 2005/2006 2005/2006 A D’Addazio 6/36 567 P Mercoulia 2004/2005 2004/2005 P Mercoulia 567 13 Tim Bach 2002/2003 2002/2003 2002/2003 Bach Tim S Bailey 13 38 Camberwell South Camberwell South 89 82 1 Tim Bach 2002/2003 2002/2003 Bach Tim 1 Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Abbotsford Anglers Anglers Anglers Anglers Anglers Anglers

2004/2005 2004/2005 2003/2004 2002/2003 2004/2005 2002/2003 2005/2006 2005/2006 2005/2006 06 05 spoon Wooden unavailable) position ladder (final Competed Semi-finalist 5 Runner-up W Premiership C SF R P KEY Team by Performances Senior th etc Final ladder position position ladder Final etc Season First XI Second XI Third XI Fourth XI Fifth Fifth XI Fourth XI Third XI Second XI First Season 40 R F C R SF P - C - SF - SF SF - - C C R - 5 - - P SF - - - - C SF C - SF - SF - P - R - 5 - - SF SF C - R P - SF - P SF R C - P - SF - C SF R C - SF C P R - SF P R SF 05/06 SF SF P - 04/05 C R R W R C 03/04 C W C W 02/03 SF - R C 01/02 C SF W C 00/01 C 8 - C C 99/00 C - C C SF 11 98/99 - C 97/98 C - SF C SF 96/97 SF - - C SF 95/96 SF C - - C 94/95 - SF 93/94 SF - R R 92/93 - - C - SF 91/92 - P - - 90/91 W SF 9 89/90 - R 8 88/89 - - R C 6 87/88 - 6 C - 86/87 SF R 85/86 5 - P 5 84/85 - R - C 83/84 - R SF 82/83 - 7 81/82 W C R 80/81 - C C 79/80 C - SF 78/79 SF 6 77/78 C 76/77 - C 75/76 C - 74/75 P 73/74 5 72/73 P 71/72 SF 70/71 69/70 68/69 67/68 th th th th W P - - - - - 9 - SF P 7 W 9 th th th th th th S C C C C SF - - - - 5 - 10 P ------th th th th th 10 ------(to end 2005/06) end (to th th th ------th - - XI Club XI XI Club XI

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Mark Molloy 239 239 247 Molloy Mark 258 Sandilands Peter 267 Patrick Wignell 269 DochertyBernard 298 313 Corbett Richard Mitchell Michael 376 414 Lynch Kevin Wkts Jondahl Leigh 424 Greg Wignell Finnigan Basil Player Most Wickets Taken MostWickets Most Centuries MostCenturies (to end 2005/06)(to

Peter Lynch 203 203 218 Lynch Peter 232 Molloy Mark 233 262 Sandilands Peter 264 Fitzwilliam Eugene 310 Murray Andrew 360 Docherty Patrick 328 Lynch Kevin 397 Games DochertyBernard Burt Kevin Krohn John Player Most Games Played MostGames Highest Scores Scores Highest

son 228 228 son rty 174* 174* rty 206* 206* 83 83 03 Geoff Walker 11 Nick Oddy 8/40 8/40 8/42 8/25 8/27 9/82 8/3 Oddy Nick Leahy Jack 9/48 9/25 Best Fitzwilliam Eugene 11 Lynch Kevin 9/18 10 10/52 Sandilands Peter 12 Hoy Justin 13 14 Chris Wood 14 Greg Wignell Learmonth Michael Aspinall Paul Geoff Walker 16 Player Aspinall John 19 Featherston Phil 69 20 Aspinall John 81 # 29 Patrick Wignell 99 14 Lynch Kevin 121 7 Mitchell Michael 19 Jondahl Leigh 55 21 149 173 Finnigan Basil 195 74 Greg Wignell 80 Robinson David 100 19 Banks-Smith Ben Player 29 24 226 287 82 91 Baguley Doug Drew Michael 597 130 144 171 13 Finnigan Basil 56 96 96 Hoare Chris O’Connell Steve 210 Dismissals Stumpings 213 Docherty Patrick GaryChard 231 100 TimAllen Catches Lynch Kevin 387 101 Di Stefano Julian McCulloch Stuart 108 Sandilands Peter Krohn John 113 Murray Andrew Player Burt Kevin 172 Michael Wignell Catches 186 DochertyBernard Fitzwilliam Eugene Player Most 5 Wickets in an innings Best Bowling Figures Bowling Best an in Wickets Most 5 innings Most Catches MostCatches (non-keeper) (non-keeper) Top Wicket Keepers Keepers TopWicket (one innings) innings) (one

1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 odJ 19 1 30 0 - - 1 - - - - - 1 4 - - 0/3 - 8 - 0 33 - 5/5 - - - - 4/24 5 1 - 0 - - 0 21.5 - 3/21 21.8 4 138 11 - - 55 0 3 34 4/ - - 114 4/23 5/27 17.6 0 129 0 - 2 0 - 11 0 3 0 - - - 10 23.0 2 1 102* 4/52 22.2 17.8 7 0 14 5 - 23 11 3 18.4 1 3 9 0 17 91 - 20.0 6/56 3.0 - 1/7 4/1 75* 202 0 21.9 2224 28.7 4/34 - 0 63 1 - 6 - 0 1 3 1204 107 0 12 0 30 0 0 - 22.7 21.9 0 - 19.5 61 70/83 0 - 14.0 96/00 22.3 - 272 1 35 1 - 5.0 64 - 0 13 88/94 2 1 0 3 13 29.3 16 - - 91/92 49 0 54 - 55 - 0 17.0 47 264 3/30 - 2.3 80/82Brewster D 72 - 6/34 2 - 0 4 545 0 11 0/3 - - 0Brell B - 0 12 - 1 18 - 0 - 10.4 0 53 03/06 0 Boyd M 1 0 0 - 29.9 87/89 19 6/27 0 22.1 - 14 321 2 Boyd J - 2 01/06 16.8 0 - - 25 - 4 0 18.0 50 0 0 Boyd B 0 04/06 26 31.5 437 3 ? 3 0.6 413 Bourrilhon A 35 19.7 4.0 25 0 - 315 84/90 0 - 0 32 - Borg B - 19 90 0 - 0 6 0 0 30.0 4 5.1 9 Boots A 97/00 - 0* 8 87/90 49* 24.3 - Bona M 1 4 0 0 17 1 - - 0 46 93/94 1 0 - Boland S 0 8 0 11.6 0 85/87 3.0 - 6.5 26 10 Bloomfield M - 0 - 84/85 0 197 0 17.5 0 - 4 6 A Blight 379 3 04/05 18 - 12.3 23 - - 12 Blanco F - 1 - 7.0 111 0 6/41 - - 407 2 RBlakey 01/06 4 97 99/06 14.4 0 - 20* 14 - 1 S Biggs 0 0 4/39 56 72/73 5/33 1 25 - 0 RBiggs 0 0 17.0 2 - 0 3.5 - 84/85 105* 1 1 Bergman R 0 6 99 - 0 0 13.1 93/94 21 Behan E 1 18.5 74/75 - - 17.3 140 0 Baxter G 7.2 19 0.0 20 - 2 1212 6 Barnett A 1 126 1.0 1 0 38 0 38 96 30.6 Barbour A 94/95 46 5 1 83/84 764 1 Barber J 98/06 0 6 0 1 0 27.5 Banks-Smith N 7 24 74/77 0 2 1264 0 Banks-Smith 87/88 B 0 19.5 72/75 62 Banden M 19.3 0.0 92/93 1465 7.4 Balthazaar M 116 01/06 64 0 BalthazaarD 318 14 70/86 Balm S 84 1 98/01 Baker R 98/06 S Bailey 00/01 Baguley D Bach Tom Bach Tim Bach S 5WI Avg Wkts Hs 100s 50s Avg Runs Gms Played Player rw 9/0 8 9 1. 1 5 - - 8 2 4 22 8 - - - - 0 - 2 4/62 - 0/10 0 6/47 0 19.0 - 1 4 - 52 17.3 13* 64 0 0 0 90 1 29 0 15.1 0 0 15.5 196 6 0 31 28 17.4 27.8 97/00 1358 3 111 71 81/82 7 82/95 96/00 Brown A Bromley M Bromley C Brewster J so 8/1 4 4. 0 4 - - 0 - - - - 0 0 - - 0/17 - 0 - 3 0 - - 9/18 - - - 0 - 7 10/ - 1 5 - 8* - - 13 13.2 40 6/59 - 4/48 16.2 154 - 5 0 3 - 3 0 0 10 219 23* 5/40 0 30.2 0 - 15.5 3/16 0 48 - - 2/38 0 1 79 2.0 1/52 0 40.0 6 - 0 0 - 0 30 18.8 - 0 84 12 36.2 3/31 40 66* 24.3 0 7.9 11 - 0 - 74.0 - 0 0 8 5 3 0 2 3 15.4 181 50 1 - 18.8 0 4 4/42 - 2 16 969 77/78 80/81 37* 2 - 50 2 0 11.8 10 2/34 0 13.7 3 - 69 19.7 0 28 0 70/75 5/52 189 6 83 1080 1 0 16.9 1/11 197 68/89 Atchison M 0 0 2 - 0 75 1 25.1 53.0 20 9 0 0 Aston S 8 23.4 14.2 6.6 72/80 0 176 22 - 10 66* P Aspinall 56.6 05/06 0 74/79 170 22 23.9 46 J Aspinall 10 7.0 47 0 8 - 2.6 4067 16 ArunachalumV 46 02/05 105 12 201 0 1 Aranha K 10* 02/05 18 0 - 18 03/06 74/01 Aranha A 26.0 0 0 11 83/91 AndersonM 0 260 2 17.7 Anderson 90/94 B 0 16.1 212 9 Alleway C 96/97 10.7 113 T Allen 17 77/79 32 P Allen 8 01/04 DAllen 14 77/78 Alder S 05/06 Akero G Ahmet R DAffleck Abbott K All Player Records AllRecords Player (to end end 2005/06) (to

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rs 9/3 9 . 0 5 3. 0 /6 - - - - - 1 0 0 1/36 - - 2 - 0 6 - 7/37 15 - - 36.0 3 1 7 4/38 - - 0 1 5/20 2 31.6 0 0/5 - 1 13 - - 5 22.1 - 0 - 21.9 62 55 - 5 0 - - - 25 - 0 35 0 - - 8 36 - - - 0 1 4 0 4.5 6 0 - - 21.8 76 1 - 0 - 5/80 - 20.6 - - 9 7 871 0 6/20 - 0 - 18.7 269 1 59* 0 0 4/30 18.2 - 39 4 8 3 152 280 23.6 2 - 0 164 0 - 2/17 0 76/80 15.0 4/32 3 39 92/93 - 64 16 - 21.9 17 16.2 0 1 71 0 - 0 67 - 02/06 20 263 3/6 33 1 03/06 40.0 28.8 33 - 26.5 86 24.4 0.0 0 15 Crossin M 0 0 - 1 - 1/40 80 3805 48 5 26 Cross T 0 4 4/21 04/06 0 13.9 3 194 74/75 0 0 - Craine 24* B 2 0 0 3 10 - 0 - 2 90/06 25.2 37 0 5/60 Coyle B 76.0 2 8.0 2/48 0 3/3 81/84 23.0 0 0 277 17.6 17 Courtney M - 39 1 1 0 - 1 470 - 0 00/01 - 25 14.7 826 0 3/14Cosson G 0 12 - 0 21.8 2/28 0 1.4 3 62 29.8 Corbett R 44 367 61* 0 38 12.0 4 9.9 85/90 - - 58 0 5.0 - Cooper P 1/17 83/90 0 10 10 - 1/6 22 13.0 0 74/79 0 5 2/3 99 183 16.0 - Cooper D 10 4 0 0 20* 3 9.4 74/78 0 15 9 Constable R 0 0 3 1 0 20 25 - 2 39.0 3/41 2/14 1 0 4 330 Constable I 6.0 73 - 30.5 67/70 21.8 21.5 02/06 1 0 0 - 0 12Connell J 1 2/24 38 74/77 1438 - 0 - 61 0 1 Connell C 2 21.8 30.0 42.0 - 0 0 131 69/74 0 85 13.0 - Commons P 720 0 0 1 3 25 12 5 16.7 2 11.7 3 99/06 Colman 39 L - 0 43 21.3 - 1/10 2 03/05 0 - 35 Collett P 44* - 3 0 15 0* 11 2.4 - 362 02/06 0 2/29 Collery P - 25.4 0 0 - 4 26 0 02/03 0 - 12 Classon - C 28 57.5 0 3587 1 - 21* 8.3 Classon B 0 3.6 03/04 0 14 188 93/00 0 36.8 2 3 - 8 1/10 0 Classon A 33.8 91/06 0 50 2 32 4 33.8 0 0 9 ChesterC 79/80 0 45 4/7 135 0 5/12 - - 0 25.0 Chauhan B 6 14 0 - 0 7 17.5 21 0 0 12 8 1 Chard R 20.6 - - 50 03/06 13 89/90 11.0 6/26 8 2 5/28 5 14.7 - Chard G 0 16.3 0 93/96 21 6 22 0 2 8/66 Cave G 8 21 1 34 03/04 52 43 19.7 206* - 0 - - CavanaghM 17.9 3 7/21 78/79 25.0 0 2 93 138 1 2 59 10.4 0 Casha T 161 5 19.8 - 2 13.0 75 - - 93/94 Casey S 6 83 88/89 0 104 5 5 1 5/33 6/11 50 18 19.5 Casey O 13 26* 12 0 34.5 1 - 10 - - 25 5 11.5 - 74/83 1 Carroll P 5/46 1 92 77 0 1138 41.6 1 173 04/06 Carbone D 38.3 1/7 6 17.8 2 26.6 - 1 2331 10 - 76 39 0 - 0 Canty B 05/06 805 19 28.2 0 16 27.7 46 52 0/10 03/06 Canavan J 0 1 - - - 2 9.2 1976 1/6 21 1 86/89 137 66* 86 7.0 0 68/05 Campbell I 3/2 22.7 99 277 4 67/69 2/41 0 Campbell - ? - - 79* 5 0 1 0 477 73/05 0 19.9 Camilleri S 55 0 44.7 0 50 1 - 102 24Calvert K - 617 - 27.4 02/06 47.0 0 3 25.9 Cain M 15.1 4 90/96 1 37 10 8798 4 2 - 49* Cain 1 J 108 257 17.5 359 90/96 92 4 Cain B 1170 1 0 82/83 21 0 5 67/99 1 Byrne M 18.5 0 94 11 67/70 0 P Byass 0 1089 0 0 92/04 18.6 1 Bushaway R 18.5 50 5WI 4.0 1708 0 Burt 0 T 13.7 Avg 351 67/72 100 Burt K 4 Wkts 3.5 410 1.0 23 94/06 Burt G Hs 29 14 92/95 1 Burt D 1 100s 50s 67/70 Burt Alan 8 04/06 Avg 1 Burt Adam Runs 02/04 Burslem M 78/79 Gms Burridge H Played Bunker J J Brownell Brown K Player ’soiM 90 1 - - - - 0 - - - - 0 0 - 0 - - - 9 - - - 30 - - 4 0 - 6/36 1/30 - - - 2 0 - - 13.0 30.0 - 21 1 - - - 8 21* - - 78 0 0 - 0 - 0 0 6 - 1 10.5 - 15.2 21 99/00 1 1610 21 105 12 05/06 1 91/06 04/06 M d’Astoli 05/06 D’Addazio F D’Addazio A Curry A Cruise M BB C(F) C(W) Stpgs Stpgs C(W) C(F) BB 4 4 - - - 48 /43 - - 8 /35 0 - - 20 8 - - 18 8 - - 18 - - 24 29 144 14 210 387 29 1 5 17 4 - - 2 - - - 9 - 1 - - 2 ------

1967 – 2007 1967 – 2007 anJ 29 8 2 . 0 6 ------5 - 6 4/17 2 - - 0 3 0 3/25 - 7/84 - 4/34 - 9 - 21.0 0 1 0 - 12 - - - 0 13.6 17.5 23.0 35 - - 11 - 5 13 63 0 - - 12 0 5/39 14 41 64* 2/32 16.5 - 6 - - - - 6/21 2 0 234 0 0 0 0 6 2 35 0 21.9 30 - - 5.7 16.0 5 - 0 25.1 3/53 72 0 1 0 0 0 2 57 - 18.2 17.4 - - 4 30 0 23 6.0 - 1002 - 0 0 122 16 12 0 - 49* 3/33 15.6 - 24 69 8 2 0 10.8 6 2.0 3 04/06 9 5 6.9 - 0 0 7 - 5 01/06 - 1/2 0 65 3 0 0 12 263 2/9 84/86 0/4 - 3 28.7 4 0 2 0 30 0 13.4 - 107 2/9 9 - 0 J Fennessy 0 0 8 16 02/03 20.2 18 18.7 - 49.5 134 93/05 13.0 N Fenessy 0 0 - 05/06 29.5 8.0 - 4/13 72 26 1 92/94 224 16 - Fenech A 45 65 2 29.0 0 - 4 - 0 94* 6/39 Featherston P 2/38 8 20 - 0 94/00 - 124 30.0 6 0 7 Farrar A 4 0 9.0 0 87/91 18 1 0 0 1 - 27 - 1 S Farley 30 132* 90/91 1 17.5 23 40.7 1 0 6 10.5 J Fain 6/22 0/3 - 03/04 2 4 7 1 92 3 00/01 - Fahey M 23 3 0 16.8 105 2 60* 0 0 - 21.9 1 Evans N - 90 2/15 4/38 - 93/95 537 - 14 - 15.9 17 0 1511 4 0 5.7 Evans E 34.5 - 7 0 0 37 0 88/90 12.4 76 69 0 Evans A 0 - - 57 1 552 0 - 21.8 4/14 23.0 89/00 112 Evans 01/06 0 2 69 12.1 0 20 - 10 - Erwin 0 M 0 83 - 9 1 3 9 26.3 387 0 55.0 0 99/03 Engellenger K 83/84 16.1 105 1.7 - 0 499 98 - 75/76 B Ellis 31 - - 55 3 27 1 0 12.6 43 G Elliott 5 0 69/73 - 18.3 - - 3* 3 - 34 Eggleton M - 11 1 0 0 96/05 677 - 7 4 3 Egan - L 17* 88/92 0 - 19.1 0 9 75 0 0.0 - Dyer R 53 16.5 9 - 1/25 80/81 1262 6 0 - 35.3 4/39 0 Dwyer K 3036 0 - 0 1 0 00/06 0 82 - - 2 18.2 Dwyer J 168 22 0 - 18.6 0 8 1 - 48.0 83/91 1 0 Dwyer E - 1 267 74/94 174* 1/14 27 168 23.8 14.5 1/5 - 13.7 DwyerC 125 3/42 1 - - 0 5 05/06 0 - 3 13 10 29 - 0 0 Dwyer A 110 - 0 8 - 40 15.0 0.5 20 Duggan M 74/75 0 32 40.0 - 10 8 7 1 0 21.0 - 46 1 25.1 Drew M - 1 0 3/71 - 2 01/02 0 1 3/95 11.6 05/06 5752 96/97 29.1 Downie J - 4 4/44 2 0 0 38 0 264 5 8530 0 Douangphosay L 70 0 16 - 4 - 0 20 24.3 328 Doos P 78/05 17.4 - 41.0 3/43 14 0 - - 8.4 6 130 20.2 0 74/75 Dodman - C 56* 78/06 14 139 0 0 18 18 - 0 Dodd J 13 84 3 74/76 - 0 0 - 14 9 7/35 18.0 0 81 Docherty P - 15.0 0 17 23 - 9 7.3 - 2 Docherty B 3 20.0 0 - 84/85 7/ 5 3 0 75 22.8 1 6/59 0 Ditty P 84/85 13.4 29 24.0 20 8 - 3425 - 100 0 RDillon 1 - 3 6 1/16 - 8.0 388 123 166 20.2 6 Digenova E 1 1 4.2 - 18.4 21.1 0 - 50* 86/87 92/06 23 80 225 - Digenova D - 83/84 514 86/87 155 38 1 47.0 0 85/88 Di Stefano Julian - 77 15 - 23 65 - 26.4 5 Di Stefano John 1 7 1 80/82 0 185 Devine M 79/85 - 27 0 0 92/94 14.1 29 - Devine A 5 8 0 1 945 6 Deriu J 0 0 19.6 77 02/03 Deken W 79 0 9.8 5WI 1564 96/98 5.0 0 0 Deith A Avg 131 11.1 74/82 489 Day B 18.5 Wkts 5 96/06 1 100 111 Dawkins A Hs 37 78/79 19.4 93/06 14 Davies T 100s 50s 271 Davies A 3 90/92 Avg L d'Astoli 15 97/99 Runs Damen W Gms 96/99 Daly A Played Daley C D’Cruz R D’Cruz D Player egsnB 30 2 50 0 * ------0 1 15 - 3 5/31 - - - 3/18 1 1 - 0 25.8 - 1/12 20.9 81 - 0 - 16 20 30.0 - 188* 5* 0 1 4 1 0 0 3 0 0 8.5 0 81.9 0 128 0 5.0 655 0 55 1.0 12 5 1.5 83/92 02/06 1 2 3 1 03/04 G Findlay 2 93/94 D Field 93/94 Ferguson B Feretzanis R Feretzanis G - 23 13 213 9 - - BB C(F) C(W) Stpgs Stpgs C(W) C(F) BB /7 9 - - 49 7/37 - 0 - 2 96 3/48 172 6/17 4 1 - - - 17 /46 - - 8 /15 2 4 - - 44 52 3 0 3 23 4 - - 34 - - 29 - - - 3 - - - 1 ------2 21 92 ------

u 7/6 4 68 0 6 1 . 0 / 0 - - - - 0 - - - - 1 1/1 - - - - - 0 2 7 1.0 1 0 - 1/24 3/34 4/1 1 - - - - 0 0 0 - 16* - 66.0 18.5 22.4 ------0 28 - 1 7 - - - 10 - 7 1 0 - 5/6 90 20 1 5 6 0 7/55 4/41 6.8 - 1 - 1 - 0 0/34 0 0 3/25 2 0 0 29.6 41 3/50 0* 0 4 4 8 0 0 18.3 12.0 0 15.0 - 9 0 7 - 23.0 - 0 36.1 38 - 12 6.2 - 4 15 - 5.0 1313 39.3 37* 73/76 - 6/57 45 8 - - - 87 0 66 25 1 2 0 5 7 0 - 4 0 0 2.0 - 83/93 33 14 7/40 2 - 0 0 77/78 10* - 29 17 0 2 17.2 4 - 77/79 1 0 0 0/13 17 4 - 5/16 14.6 0 0 19 83 - P Guy 0 02/03 0 - 14.1 10.5 0 5 117 - ¼ 0 12.8 Griffiths M - 1/6 65 2 0 - 226 - 0 25 1 Grein M 12.4 11 16.2 0 51 - 64 0 0 - - 5.3 96/97 0 Grein C 22 - - 2.0 106 - 31 146 70/71 05/06 - 2/35 - 11.5 3 0 6.0 Greig A - 32 88/90 1 1 0 28 14 - 0 0 2 1 Greenough R 0 - 2 89/90 - 19.2 1 1 - 14 4/51 1 04/06 16 0 Greenfield A 22.3 1/22 1/8 0 1 1 365 79 0 86/89 9.2 Green G - 34 0 1/0 6* 0 0 6 - 24.0 0 3/26 0 Green B 44 01/02 17.2 - 183 0 0 0 - 35.0 0 48 7.6 Greco M 0 0 - 16 8.0 00/04 4 - 18 5 5 Gray T 0.0 189 0 15.7 - 1 12 3.9 0 - - 0 3/31 1 68/72 - - Gray P 20.3 19 - 36 - 69/76 8.7 6 1 3.0 15 43 0 Grant P 1160 0 0 - 17 - - 0 69/73 Grace - 392 D 42.2 58 1 14 90 21 0 6 6.7 - - 0 21 Goonan M 38 0 0 - 86/91 2/35 5 99/01 - 1 0 0 Goonan J 0 20 4/28 2 1 0 14.5 83/93 - 0 Goonan G - 2/10 - 46 13.5 1 - 0 0 2 - 2/33 4 96/97 29 8.6 Goodfellow R 28.0 - 0 27 - 38.0 47.5 78/79 0 3.7 SGodkin - 0 - - 88/89 - 77 - 4 2 19.8 190 32 G Godkin 3 36.7 - 15 0 - - - - 0 92/93 Godfrey R 6 6 5 - - 3 4 95 23.7 86/88 3 2 Goatley R 2 0/22 2 2 2/14 69/70 142 - 02/03 5 - 0 - 7/62 0 Gloor M 0 0/48 87/88 0 6 3/35 0 292 Gleeson M 0 8 7 133 2 0 0 0 6 0 - 0 P Giudice - 16 0 7.0 - 16.0 02/03 0 17.1 3 NGilliland 1.5 0 18.9 0 - 01/02 - - 184 0 2 667 1 R Gill 2.0 0 87/91 2.5 8 3 43* 0 L Gill 2.0 41 - 3/15 98/99 0 27 - 2 - MGibson 64* 0 5 6.0 87/92 2 0 6 0 10 S Giblett - - 0 1 0 - 99/00 6 J Giblett 7 8.7 0 0 5 2/1 12.0 B Giblett 90/91 - 2 15 04/05 - 3 1 4.5 Gason R 0 84/85 312 0 0 32.0 0 0 Garrecht T 33* 4/4 04/05 - 59 23.1 88 4.9 256 49.3 1/13 GardinerD 0 0 0 0 21. 99/06 18 18 0 54 7/51 9 4 Gandhok P - 14.0 36.7 217 J Gal 0 70 0 50.0 99/02 8 3/1 05/06 15 15 100* 28 31 A Fynch 1 27.0 15.5 0.0 1 0 0 98/03 1 MFunnell 0 101 2 108 04/05 98 135* 21.8 Freeman M 0 1 12 1 0 99/00 9 Fraser C 2 1 74 25 20.9 10.6 12.0 M Francis 1 8 14.5 3828 00/01 105 648 5 0 Formica J 60 424 233 22.3 5WI 67/68 1 49 29.4 Forehan P 250* Avg 4 2054 73/06 4 A Fontelakis 883 Wkts 67/73 7 9 96 17.2 RFitzwilliam Hs 77/78 36 1308 25.1 99/06 24 E Fitzwilliam 100s 1879 81 01/05 50s 37.6 Fitzgerald J Avg 80 4660 76/95 Fitzgerald C Runs 154 Fisicaro P 82/91 Gms 74/91 Fisicaro L Played Finnigan T Finnigan G Finnigan B Player alL 00 5 5 5. 1 8 1 40 11 3 - - - 3 - - 1/17 6 0 1 5/32 24.0 0/9 1 1 5/45 0 19.8 1 82 34 7 - 22.9 0 89* 9 66 0 16.1 0 1 103* 211 35 50.7 2 1 108* 152 0 23.6 3 1 401 5 0 19.3 4 24 00/01 792 8.6 20.0 90/94 46 121 1462 122 68/85 11 90/06 70/72 Hall L Hall K Sr Hall J Jr Hall J AHall 133.0 22.5 1 1* ------0 6 - 4/26 0 - 17.9 - 8 - 50 111* 0 1 1 0 7 /7 8 5 1 5 182 8/27 7 0 0 BB C(F) C(W) Stpgs Stpgs C(W) C(F) BB 8/103 3/141 3 6 - - - 62 /38 4 - - - 40 - 3 - 1 6 - - - 16 - 4 - 43 7 - 25 5 6 - - 16 - - - - 15 27 1 - - 11 2 - - 82 - - - 3 - - 0 - - - 1 ------1 - - - - -

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