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2012-2013 End of Season Reports and Records SPRINGWOOD CRICKET CLUB ESTABLISHED 1894 2012-2013 END OF SEASON REPORTS AND RECORDS (RECORDS SINCE 1989-1990 SEASON) SENIORS 1 2012-2013 ESTABLISHED 1894 SPRINGWOOD CRICKET CLUB COMMITTEE 2012-13 President David Williams Treasurer Grant Hunt Vice President Seniors Adam Thomas Secretary Bradley Filmer Vice President Juniors Matt Rogers Comp Secretary Grant Hunt Registrar Michelle Williams Minutes Secretary Bradley Filmer Publicity Matt Poynting Spon Liaison Frank McDermott Equipment Officer Clint New Social Sec. Frank McDermott LIFE MEMBERS Andy Adamson Ron Adamson Jack Curry Wally Phillips Roger Stone Joe Stratton Geoff Lawson Harold Went Pat Yates Peter Jenkins Graeme Lewis Barry Hopper David Stanford Karen Gross Ray Bancroft Peter Filmer Adam Thomas 2 SPRINGWOOD LEGENDS 2009/2010 Graeme Lewis 2010/2011 Geoff Thompson & Bill Jamieson 2011/2012 Peter Jenkins & Wally Phillips 2012/2013 Rob Morely 3 CLUB SPONSORS Martin and Luscombe Accountants Royal Hotel Springwood Newsagency Sydneywide Party Hire Drinkmasters Springwood Cricket Club would like to thank the following for their support during the season: Blue Mountains Gazette Adamson Family Clr Daniel Myles of BMCC Winmalee Quality Meats Western Districts Trophies Drinkmasters 4 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Springwood Cricket Club has had a great year on and off the field and I continue to be proud of the way we play the game and the values we drive as a club. This approach to our game starts from our Milo Have-A Go program co-ordinated by Adam Thomas through to our Under 8’s a to Under 16 competitions right through to our seniors. In addition, as with all years, there is much that also goes on behind the scenes by many people to enable our cricketers to take the field and I’m very grateful for these ever passionate volunteers for their time and energies. As a Club, we continue our strive to 'Increase Participation in Cricket' and to this extent, Springwood Cricket Club remains one of the strongest contributors to our local area. Through this participation, I continually see great performances from individuals right across sides, not just the standout crickets in each team. Congratulations to all our players who competed this year. Also, a big thank you to all our volunteers including the Junior coaches and managers and the Senior Captains (and managers) and the Have-A-Go Volunteers. The fact that these individuals step forward and take on these roles means a better season for us all - so thank you. This year saw the fourth Legends Dinner. Like last year, the inclement weather resulted in our annual ‘Back to Springwood’ Day being postponed a couple of times and then subsequently abandoned. Despite this, the Legends night was yet again a great success. Once again a big thankyou to Frank McDermot for his tireless efforts behind this event. I would like to also acknowledge our committee. It’s been another pleasurable year running the club with such a great bunch of people. And lastly, thank you to all who supported our club this season. I am very proud to have been president of this club during another fantastic year and I look forward to seeing you all back for season 2013/14. Yours in cricket, David Williams President, Springwood Cricket Club 5 PERPETUAL TROPHY WINNERS SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR Joseph Hill The Senior Player of the Year is awarded to the player deemed to have achieved the most outstanding and consistent on field results during the season. Over the history of the award there have been some great cricketers to win the award. This year is no different with Joseph Hill scoring a mountain of runs and taking many catches. Joseph’s season was very strong, scoring 495 runs @ 70.7, being the rock holding the batting together in 1st grade,and his safe hands taking 12 catches. Joseph’s highlight was scoring a majestic 203 not out which included 20 4’s & 14 6’s. Such was this breathtaking feat he achieved it in only 107 balls faced. SENIOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR HONOUR ROLL 1989-1990 STEVEN KOBRYN 1990-1991 STANLEY MATTHEWS 1991-1992 ROBERT GRADY 1992-1993 GRAEME LEWIS 1993-1994 JEFF SUTTON 1994-1995 PETER JENKINS 1995-1996 PETER JENKINS 1996-1997 GARETH STEPHENS 1997-1998 MICHAEL FOWLER 1998-1999 WALLY MOUBARAK 1999-2000 TODD MILADINOVIC 2000-2001 JAMES MOORE 2001-2002 JAMES MOORE 2002-2003 BRADLEY FILMER 2003-2004 DANIEL COBDEN 2004-2005 DANIEL PATERSON & PAUL PETTERSON 2005-2006 PAUL PETTERSON 2006-2007 LUKE O’CARRIGAN 2007-2008 MATTHEW TABRETT 2008-2009 SAM POINTON 2009-2010 MICHAEL ROSS & CALLUM WILLIAMS 2010-2011 JOSEPH HILL 2011-2012 HARLEY STIBBARD 2012-2013 JOSEPH HILL 6 THE RON ADAMSON TROPHY Nathan Hunt (Senior Clubman of the Year) Life member Ron Adamson was president of Springwood Cricket Club for more than 25 years, and passed away in 2004. This perpetual trophy is awarded in recognition to the hard work and dedication Ron gave to this club during his time at Springwood. This year’s winner embodies that same hard work & dedication. Nathan Hunt was promoted to 1st grade this season after he has spent numerous seasons scoring runs and taking wickets in the lower grades. It is Nathan’s dedication & selflessness that has seen him become this year’s Senior Clubman. His eagerness to spend time with some of the younger members in the club by coaching the under 16’s and this reaped rewards with these players scoring runs & taking catches from the knowledge he shared with them during the season. Not only has Nathan taken wickets and scored runs this season, it was his willingness to put the club 1st by playing across 4 grades. Nathan also served as 1 of the curators at Lomatia this year which proves Nathan’s worth to the club & why he is a most worthy recipient of the Senior clubman award. SENIOR CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR HONOUR ROLL 2003-2004 WALLY MOUBARAK 2004-2005 DAVID WILLIAMS 2005-2006 ADAM THOMAS 2006-2007 MATTHEW ROGERS 2007-2008 GRANT HUNT 2008-2009 BRADLEY FILMER 2009-2010 FRANK MCDERMOTT 2010-2011 SHAUN KITCHENER 2011-2012 JONO LEES 2012-2013 NATHAN HUNT 7 NOT AWARDED IN 2012/2013 DUE TO GAME NOT BENG PLAYED THE WALLY PHILLIPS MEMORIAL SHIELD Rydall Govender (Man of the match Back to Springwood Day) Joe Hill with a majestic 81, Adam Thomas with a quickfire 42, Brad Filmer with a patient 26, Shaun Kitchener with a great opening spell of 1-11 off 5 overs might have been in with a shot of the Wally Phillips Memorial Shield were it not for Rydall Govender’s brilliant allround performance that pushed Springwood to victory. Rydall batted with his usual power & eagerness to clear the fences, which resulted in him posting a quickfire 19 which included 1 massive six, which did manage to clear the “Tall” fence at Lomatia. With the ball he took 5-9 off 4 overs to wrap the game up. His full length bowling was pivitol in his 5 wickets, 4 of them bowled and 1 LBW. Sam Pointon chipped in with 2 wickets (one being the key scalp of Glen Carter) whilst Scott Filmer, Ben Scicluna & Shaun Kitchener all chipped in with wickets to keep Panthers to 168 & take it’s record on Back to Springwood Day to eight wins and no losses. WALLY PHILLIPS MEMORIAL SHIELD HONOUR ROLL 2003-2004 KEIRAN DOYLE & ADAM THOMAS 2004-2005 BRADLEY FILMER 2005-2006 PAUL PETTERSON 2006-2007 DAVID BYRNES 2007-2008 PAUL PETTERSON 2008-2009 SAM POINTON 2009-2010 PAUL PETTERSON 2010-2011 RYDALL GOVENDER 2011-2012 NOT AWARDED – GAME NOT PLAYED DUE TO WEATHER 2012-2013 NOT AWARDED – GAME NOT PLAYED DUE TO WEATHER 8 NOT PLAYED IN 2012/2013 SEASON DUE TO WEATHER Springwood vs Panthers Lomatia Park, Springwood, 27-11-10 Springwood Innings Michael Pointon c Butler b Micallef 4 Joseph Hill c Hennessy b Micallef 81 Brad Filmer c Peace b Livesley 26 Sam Pointon c Pozuelo b Livesley 6 Rydall Govender b Micallef 19 Matt Tabrett c Micallef b Maher 18 Adam Thomas c Livesley b Maher 42 Ben Scicluna b Carter 0 David Gibson b Maher 5 Scott Filmer Not Out 0 Shaun Kitchener Not Out 3 Sundries 8 Total 9/212 FOW: 8, 97, 104,132, 139, 191,193,209,209 D. Micallef 8-1-3-41, J Maher 8-0-3-31, C Livesley 8-1-2-42, G. Hennessy 8-1-0-36, G Carter 7-0-1-32, D, Naiker 2-0-0-23 Panthers Innings D. Micallef b Kitchener 19 M. Carter c Tabrett b S. Filmer 6 G. Carter b S Pointon 58 B. Pozuelo c Hill b Scicluna 10 J Maher c & b S Pointon 14 C Livesley b Govender 49 M Butler b Govender 5 A Mckenzie b Govender 0 B Peace b Govender 0 D Naiker LBW Govender 2 G Hennessy Not Out 1 Sundries 4 Total 168 FOW: 21, 25, 73, 104,111,142, 142, 160, 167, 168 S. Filmer 6-1-1-23, S. Kitchener 5-1-1-11, J. Hill 8-1-0-39, B. Scicluna 4-0-1-30, S. Pointon 7-0-2-52, R Govender 4-2-5-9 9 BACK TO SPRINGWOOD DAY PLAYER NUMBERS 1. Bradley Filmer 2. Adam Thomas 3. Steve Bailey 4. Peter Crouch 5. Kieran Doyle 6. Todd Miladnovic 7. Luke O’Carrigan 8. Michael Pointon 9. Michael Ross 10. David Stitt 11. David Williams 12. Paul Hameister 13. Paul Petterson 14. Sam Pointon 15. Scott Wells 16. Rhys Finemore 17. Jason Pospishil 18. David Byrnes 19. Martin Finnimore 20.
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