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Coffs Harbour District Cricket Association Inc COFFS HARBOUR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC. CHDCA Player of the Year ~ Justin Gilbert – Bellinger Valley YEAR BOOK 2013-14 Acknowledgements Carl Mower and staff of Club Coffs for providing meeting facilities Service Providers The various business houses who sponsor each of our Cricket Clubs. Your financial support ensures a healthy Association. Field Maintenance The management and staff of the Coffs Harbour City Council Sports Unit. Curators Arthur Smart awarded NSW Country Cricket Curator of the Year (Richardson Park) Ricky Welsh for preparation of Fitzroy Oval and Brelsford Park Russell Fensom and Nathan Silvy for preparation of Coffs Coast Sport & Leisure Park. Special Thanks to the following: The volunteers who provided support for NSW Country Cricket Colts Carnival. John Rennie of Sommers Sport for sponsorship of the T20 Competition. Members of Coffs Harbour Cricket Umpires & Scorers Association. Members of the CHDCA Match Committee. Members of the CHDCA Historical Committee for maintaining records and production of the Year Book. Steve Meakins for providing space to house the CHDCA Trophy Cabinets and also to Joan Tolhurst for ensuring that trophies are maintained. Dallas Hogan of Greg's Trophies for supply of trophies and medallions. COFFS HARBOUR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION Incorporated SEASON 2013-14 Patrons: Messrs L Hartsuyker MP, A Fraser MP, Denise Knight Office Bearers: President: K Robinson Snr. Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: S Campbell J Gilbert M Rose Management Committee Members: Asst.Secretary/Recorder: S Meakins P Balenzano (Bellingen), N Coogan, (Coffs Colts), S Skuse (Coffs Tigers), B Cunningham (Diggers), G Lawler (Dorrigo), W Bettridge, (Greenhouse) B Young (Nana Glen), C Mower (Nth.Districts) B Andrews, (Sawtell), G Hickey (Urunga), P Harris (CHDU&SA). Other Offices: Jnr. Vice Presidents: B Andrews, B Young Honorary Auditor: M Bailey Inter District Weatherman: B Kennedy & Arthur Smart Selectors for Representative Teams J Willman, T Mitchell, T Statham, J Gilbert Inter District Chairman of Selectors: K Robinson North Coast Selector: K Robinson Publicity: Trophy Custodians: Joan Tolhurst & S Meakins Child Protection Officer: S Campbell North Coast Delegates: B Cunningham Coffsac Delegate: S Campbell & P Harris Public Officer: M Rose Sub Committees: Historical Committee: P Crofts, B Cunningham, Joan Tolhurst, T Hedditch, S Meakins Code of Conduct Commissioner Match Committee S Campbell P Crofts (Chairman), S Campbell Social Committee Representative Captains SCG Country Cup Country Shield Inter-District First X1 Inter District Over 40s R Gardner Terry Baldwin M Rose D Ellis Life Members: H Lovett*, D Tom*, R Lamberth*, D Easy*, R Cross, A Mainey, J Walker, P Crofts, B Kennedy, Joan Tolhurst, A Smart, K Robinson, B Cunningham Coffs Harbour District Cricket Association Inc President’s Report for season 2013/2014 My sincere thanks to Justin Gilbert for stepping into the role of Honorary Secretary this season and together with Matt Rose ensuring our finances are in a sound position the Association is in a healthy position for the future. The past season was very demanding but also successful once again for all involved. It was a season that welcomed new innovations with the inaugural Sommers Cup Twenty20 competition being played and enjoyed by all participants. Coffs Harbour hosted the NSW Country Colts Carnival in February with several local lads helping North Coastal Zone to victory. With eight teams and support staff being accommodated at Park Beach and Sawtell Holiday Parks we called upon all clubs to assist with catering and daily ground preparation. My sincere thanks to all volunteers who assisted over the three days whether you cooked breakfast, put out boundary markers, assisted with pitch covers during the inclement weather, or canteen duties as your support was valuable to a successful event. As a result we have been asked to host the Carnival again in November 2014. Following on from the carnival the wicket and ground preparations at Richardson Park have been recognised by NSW Country Cricket with Arthur Smart being awarded the NSW Country Curator of the Year. Congratulations to Arthur from all in Coffs Harbour for his efforts over a number of years which have assisted Coffs Harbour Cricket to be the chosen venue for most North Coast trials and representative fixtures. Coffs Harbour Cricket also appreciates immensely the work done by Ricky Welsh at both Fitzroy Oval and Brelsford Park together with the assistance he provides to the Coffs Harbour City Council staff at Coffs Coast Leisure Park. Russell Fensom and his crew always provide us with the grounds and wickets in their best possible state each weekend despite the number of other events which take place on these fields. Often maligned by some who are not aware of the political climate within Council, the CHCC Sports Unit provide us with a valuable support service that is continually negotiated, often week by week. The recent opening of the Regional Skate Park has provided us with yet another hurdle at Brelsford Park. It remains to be seen how compatible cricket and skateboarding will be in the future but I have lodged a request for sightscreens, signage to attempt to keep participants and bystanders off the playing field, as well as regular litter patrols to ensure that rubbish is contained. I would like to pass on a vote of thanks to the Coffs Harbour Cricket Umpires & Scorers Association for their contribution to our game week in and week out. It can often be a thankless task but also very rewarding when a match is completed without incident. In particular I congratulate Brian Kennedy for his involvement in Coffs Harbour Cricket and North Coast Cricket. Brian has advised the Umpires that he will not be standing for re-election to the Presidency after decades of service to the game. I believe that he will still officiate on the field but it is time for “The Fox” and his wife Maureen to take a break from administration duties. There are a multitude of people to thank for their time and efforts to assist the Association run smoothly each week. These people perform duties behind the scenes to ensure the statistics are up to date, our Year Book is produced as a quality online document, and scores are recorded correctly on the MyCricket website. Without naming them I am sure that we all appreciate their individual and combined efforts throughout the season. Congratulations to all our award winners, both individual and team, details of which are in the Year Book which will be available in the near future so I will not elaborate in this report. Special mention must go to Luke Corlis who had a stellar season both locally and at representative level. Luke was named in the ACT under 17 team after strong performances in City – NSW Country fixtures throughout the year. The ACT team effectively is a NSW 2nd XI. I anticipate another busy season in 2014/2015 with an agenda full of events both on and off the field. The Association will need the support of every single member to maintain our success in the year ahead. Finally I would like to mention the Kookaburra Ball allocation will continue for the next two season and it is hoped that all clubs will come on board to purchase cricket balls through the Association. Ken Robinson 18 August 2014 COFFS HARBOUR & DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 2014 2014 2013 INCOME Balls 16514.37 0 Club Registrations 47560.00 45850 Competitions - 20/20 3020.00 0 Functions & Events 13904.88 830 Representative Income Country Cup 2230.00 2670 Interdistrict 465.00 250 Sundry Income 560.00 3855 TOTAL INCOME 84259.25 53829 EXPENSES Affiliation Fees 950.00 950 Bad Debts 0.00 323 Balls 18658.16 0 Bank Charges 7.50 7 Competitions - 20/20 3640.50 0 Curator Fees 7350.00 4950 Depreciation 1239.00 2277 Functions & Events 5603.59 0 Ground Fees 19325.00 22237 Hire of Plant & Equipment 440.23 0 Honouraruims 0.00 700 Insurance 2200.00 3600 Meeting Expenses 50.00 0 Presentation Night 33.82 800 Repairs & Maintenance 1055.28 12155 Representative Expenses Country Cup 1390.80 1201 Interdistrict 274.99 385 Umpires Fees 3555.00 4440 Sundry Expenses 0.00 336 Trophies 1112.45 1369 TOTAL EXPENSES 66886.32 55730 NET PROFIT(LOSS) 17372.93 -1901 ASSETS Bananacoast Credit Union Clubs & pSocieties S20 13857.85 7378 Bonus Share S98 150.00 150 Trade Debtors 6103.10 710 Stock on Hand 1774.75 0 Plant & Equipment - at Cost 15701.36 15701 Less: Accumulated Depreciation -4449.00 -3210 33138.06 20729 LIABILITIES Deposits Refundable 0.00 500 Trade Creditors 0.00 4464 0.00 4964 Matt Rose Treasurer COFFS HARBOUR DISTRICT CRICKET UMPIRES & SCORERS ASSOC. INCORPORATED PRESIDENTS REPORT 2013-14 This is my final year compiling this report as I am stepping down as President of the Umpire’s Association. On the whole I have enjoyed the past 30+ years I have been at the helm, overseeing many changes to the rules and regulations of cricket umpiring, throughout this time. I am now looking forward to enjoying my umpiring. Organising the new season requires long hours of meetings, training days and nights and pre-match preparations, for both the Cricket Association and the Umpire’s and Scorer’s Association, the committees involved in all of this are numerous, many thanks for the generosity shown by the volunteering of time and effort - it is much appreciated. A special thank you to our Junior Association, you are fortunate to have a very enthusiastic committee and coaches, with interested and involved parents guiding our next generation of senior players. To those who go the next step, in inter-district and representative sides, both senior and junior levels, it is always a big ask, but it is because of this effort that our sport continues to grow.
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