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Fourth Annual Report 2004-05 2nd Grade Premiers 1st Grade Limited Overs Semi-Finalists 4th Grade Finalists 3rd Grade Qualifying Finalists 5th Grade Semi-Finalists Poidevin Gray Semi-Finalists AW Green Shield Semi-Finalists 2nd Grade Premiers 2004-05 Back Row: Peter Alevizos (12th Man), Nigil Singh, Rodney Stafford, David Mitchell, Richard McCord (Scorer), James Byrne, Peter Bayley, Melvin Singh, John Connell (Manager) Front Row: Matthew Taylor, Neil Cohen, Paul Toole, Greg Hartshorne (Captain), Richard Phillips, Chris Singh, Michael Watson. Absent: Troy Brewster www.randwickpetershamcricket.com.au Randwick Petersham Cricket Highlights 2004-05 • 2nd Grade Premiers – the third premiership for the club in the past three seasons • 5th Grade Minor Premiers – the second minor premiership for the club • 4th Grade Finalists – for the second time • 3rd in Sydney Grade Club Championship (4th, 5th and 7th previous three years) • 4 teams in Qualifying Finals for the second successive year (2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Grades) • 3 teams in the Grade Semi Finals for the second successive year (2nd, 4th and 5th Grades) • Semi-finalist in First Grade Limited Overs Competition for third time in four seasons • Semi-finalist in the Poidevin Gray Competition (under 21 years) • Semi-finalist in the A W Green Shield Competition (under 16 years) • Simon Katich appointed NSW Captain • Simon Katich played Test cricket for Australia against Sri Lanka and New Zealand and One Day International cricket for Australia against West Indies, Pakistan and New Zealand • Simon Katich selected for 2005 Australian Ashes tour of England • Richard Chee Quee became the 12th highest runscorer in the history of Sydney Grade Cricket after scoring 643 runs for the season, taking his career aggregate to 10,345 • Greg Hartshorne named as 2nd Grade Captain of the Year • David Townsend named as 4th Grade Captain of the Year • Pace bowler Chris Singh took a hat trick in each innings of 4th Grade match against Sydney University at Petersham Oval • Usman Khawaja was selected in the NSW & Australian Under 19 Years teams • AW Green Shield player Sean Gardner was selected in the NSW U15 Combined Schoolboys team • Club finished 3rd in Sydney Grade Cricket "Spirit of Cricket Award" with 4th Grade first and 2nd Grade equal first in their respective grades • Club finished second in SCA Annual Assessment of Grade Clubs for 2003-04 and first overall in the Administration category • Ground Assessments - 1st & 2nd Grade - Coogee & Petersham rated 5th best (6th last year), Lower Grades - Coogee, Petersham & Kensington rated 2nd (3rd last year) • Finalists in the ABC Radio Grandstand “Cricket Club of the Year” competition with a story about our three tea ladies at Petersham Oval 2nd Grade Premiers Celebrate 1 Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated Founded 2001 www.randwickpetershamcricket.com.au FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT 2004-05 Notice of Annual Meeting Notice is hereby given that the Fourth Annual General Meeting of Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated will be held at the Petersham RSL Club, Regent St., Petersham on Wednesday 3 August 2005 at 7.30pm. Business 1. Welcome by President Michael Whitney 2. To receive the Fourth Annual Report and Financial Statement 3. Presentation of Annual Awards and Premiership Caps to members of the Second Grade Premiership team 4. To consider the recommendation of the Management Committee that Life Membership of the club be awarded to:- a. Robert Barter b. Richard Chee Quee 5. To elect the following Office Bearers and a Management Committee for the ensuing year: Patron President Chief Executive Officer Asst. Chief Executive Officer Financial Controller Asst. Financial Controller Management Committee (5) Delegates to SCA (2) Delegate to NSWCA Honorary Auditor 6. To consider any business brought forward in conformity with the club rules. Ray Stafford Chief Executive Officer 1 Gabo Place, Gymea, 2227 9525 5118 (h); 9266 5378 (w) 0413 017 210 (m) [email protected] Please note that only last season’s financial members are entitled to vote. 2 OFFICE BEARERS 2004-05 Patron Noel Hughes President Michael Whitney Chief Executive Officer Ray Stafford Assistant Chief Executive Officer Tony Martin Financial Controller Bernie Dagg Assistant Financial Controller David Holland Management Committee President, Chief Executive Officer, Assistant Chief Executive Officer, Financial Controller, Assistant Financial Controller together with Greg Hartshorne, Wayne Mulherin, Chris Sullivan, David Townsend, Alan Wright and Peter Wright. Honorary Auditor Wayne Tilley Delegate to NSW Cricket Association Peter Wright Delegates to Sydney Cricket Association Peter Wright and Ray Stafford Webmaster Publicity Officer Peter Bayley Sean Sampson Statistics Ray Stafford and Tariq Khawaja Director of Coaching Club Coach Bill Anderson Peter Devlin Club Captain Andrew Millican Selection Committee Alan Wright (Chairman), Matthew Mott (1st Grade), Greg Hartshorne (2nd Grade), Tony Martin (3rd Grade), David Townsend (4th Grade), Alan Wright (5th Grade), David Holland Metropolitan Cup (6th Grade) Grading Committee Alan Wright (Chairman), Peter Devlin, Paul Toole, Greg Hartshorne, Tony Martin, David Townsend Development Officers Richard Chee Quee, Glen Carroll, Paul Horton, Chris Goode 3 Operational Committees Annual Report: Ray Stafford (Chairman), Lyall Gardner, Bobby Barter, Chris Sullivan Coaching: Bill Anderson (Director), Peter Devlin (Club Coach & Poidevin Gray), Greg Hartshorne, David Skuthorpe, Andrew Millican, Richard Chee Quee, Joseph Hill, Paul Toole, Daryl Parmenter Peter Carroll & Darren McCoy (AW Green Shield) Cricketwear: Greg Hartshorne (Chairman) & John Connell Grounds: Wayne Mulherin (Chairman), Peter Devlin, Alan Wright, Peter Harrison Junior David Townsend (Chairman), Richard Chee Chee, Glen Carroll, Development: Paul Horton, Chris Goode, Peter Devlin Publicity: Sean Sampson (Chairman), Lyall Gardner, Peter Wright, Peter Bayley Social: Chris Sullivan (Chairman), Tony Martin, Katie Martin, Robin Gardner, Peter Bain, Linda White Sponsorship: David Townsend (Chairman), Michael Whitney Team Admin: Ray Stafford (Chairman), Tony Martin, David Holland Life Members (Listing is in the year order of election by the founding clubs.) 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