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Penrith Cricket Club Incorporated 44th Annual Report 2016/2017 Premiers – 1st Grade Limited Overs Gibson Cup Winners Grand Finalists Metropolitan Cup Semi Finalists 1st Grade Semi Finalists 3rd Grade Semi Finalists 5th Grade Semi Finalists Poidevin-Gray Shield Semi Finalists AW Green Shield Semi Finalists Womens 2nd Grade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Penrith Cricket Club Inc. wishes to acknowledge the following for their contribution to this Report: Paul Goldsmith Peter Hazard Peter Hackney Matthew Halse Peter Betros Peter Gregersen Timothy Whiticker Lachlan Smith Reuben Chowdhury Aryan Grover Kim Hinkley Cameron Weir Stephen Costello John Breaden Ron Halse CONTENTS Acknowledgements Annual General Meeting Record of Achievements Office Bearers Membership President’s Report Cricket Manager’s Report First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade (Colts) – Metropolitan Cup Poidevin-Gray Shield A.W. Green Shield Women’s First Grade Women’s Second Grade Women’s Brewer Shield Competition Tables Treasurer’s Report Publicity, Grounds, Premiers, Umpires Management Committee, Captains, Sponsors Award Winners 2016/2017 Past Award Winners Honour Boards For the Record 2016/2017 Club Records – Record Partnerships Club Records (Other) Aggregates, Averages & Strike Rates (Current Players) Season Statistics – 2016/2017 Career Records (Current Players) First Grade Records (Current Players) The 43rd Annual Report is published by Penrith Cricket Club Incorporated. Compiled by Peter Hazard. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING PENRITH CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED Notice is hereby given that the Forty-fourth Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held at the N. A. Hunter Pavilion, Howell Oval on 17 July, 2017 commencing at 7.00 p.m. AGENDA 1. The reading and confirmation of the minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting or Special General meetings. 2. Consideration of the Annual Report of the Management Committee and Treasurer’s Financial Statement and Balance Sheet. 3. Election of Office Bearers, Management Committee in accordance with Rule 8, and Honorary Auditor. 4. Nomination and election of the Independent Selectors and a Provisional Selection Committee of seven (7) in accordance with Rule 27. 5. Such other business as may be brought forward in conformity with the Rules of the Club. IMPORTANT: Members (both playing and non-playing) must be financial in order to vote. P.A.Hazard Honorary Secretary RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENTS 1978/79 First Grade Premiers Sydney Morning Herald Team of the Year 1982/83 Club Champions First Grade Premiers Sydney Morning Herald Team of the Year 1983/84 Poidevin-Gray Shield Premiers 1984/85 Fourth Grade Premiers Colts Premiership Nepean DCA 4th Grade 1987/88 Colts(1) Premiership Nepean DCA 3rd Grade Colts(2) Premiership Nepean DCA 5th Grade 1989/90 Women’s Third Grade Premiers 1991/92 Women’s Third Grade Premiers 1992/93 Second Grade Premiers 1995/96 Women’s Fourth Grade Premiers Gibson Cup Winners 1996/97 Fifth Grade Premiers A.W. Green Shield Premiers Sydney Morning Herald Team of the Year Gibson Cup Winners 1997/98 Colts Premiership Nepean DCA 3rd Grade. Gibson Cup Winners 1998/99 First Grade Limited Overs Premiers State Challenge Winners Second Grade Premiers Gibson Cup Winners 1999/00 Gibson Cup Winners 2000/01 Poidevin-Gray Shield Premiers Gibson Cup Winners 2001/02 First Grade Limited Overs Premiers State Challenge Winners A.W. Green Shield Premiers State Challenge Winners Gibson Cup Winners 2002/03 Third Grade Premiers 2003/04 Metropolitan Cup Premiers 2007/08 Gibson Cup Winners 2008/09 Club Champions Gibson Cup Winners 2009/2010 Poidevin-Gray Shield Premiers Gibson Cup Joint Winners 2011/2012 Brewer Shield Premiers (Women) & Brewer Shield T20 Winners Gibson Cup Winners 2013/2014 Fifth Grade Premiers 2014/2015 Fourth Grade Premiers Metropolitan Cup Premiers Gibson Cup winners 2015/2016 Club Champions Metropolitan Cup Premiers Gibson Cup Winners 2016/2017 First Grade Limited Overs Premiers Gibson Cup Winners First Grade Limited Overs Champions and their supporters OFFICE BEARERS Patrons E Husar, M.P. S. Ayres, M.P. J Thain (Mayor) President P. Goldsmith Vice Presidents J. Mason OAM J. Rennie Hon.Secretary Hon.Treasurer Asst. Secretary P. Hazard P. Hackney S. Morrissey Cricket Manager Grounds Manager R. Halse D. Hinkley Delegates SCA Delegate NSWCA P. Hazard P. Goldsmith Management Committee P. Goldsmith, P. Hazard, R. Halse, P. Hackney, S. Morrissey, M. Sparkes D. Hinkley, M. Hinkley, W. Masters, A. Hazard/J. New, K. Hinkley Practice Captain Equipment Officer W. Masters/C. New S. Morrissey Provisional Selection Committee Tim Whiticker, Dale Turner, Matthew Halse, Tim McKay, Joshua Lalor Independent Selectors Warren Buttigieg & Rod Evans Players Committee Jacob New, Andrew Hazard, Kim Butler Club Coach Assistant Coaches Auditors Michael Wholohan Warren Buttigieg Pinnacle Taxation Michael Sparkes st 1 Grade & Performance Director Dale Turner Steve Small Kevin Geyer MEMBERSHIP Life Members Allan Blanche * Daniel Dent Trevor Wholohan (OAM) Jon Llewelyn John Sandes * Bill Ball * Bob Thomas * Trevor Bayliss Paul Thomas Ray Hudswell Ron Halse Rod Evans Michael Wholohan James Mason (OAM) Peter Savage * Stephen Kennaugh Ross Graham Greg Gavin Paul Goldsmith Geoffrey Sullivan David Taylor (* Life Members, now deceased) Playing Members N.Adams A.Agius T.Aldous J.Aldridge D.Armstrong S.Arnold L.Avard B.Balgowan K.Balgowan A.Bayliss E.Breaden P.Betros J.Bull E.Bunner K.Butler A.Burton M.Carr M.Castle S.Chapman R.Chowdhury L.Clark L.Coad J.Coyte M.Collins S.Cornish B.Crouch J.Crouch M.Cummins T.Cummins P.Cummins H.Darlington J.Davison A.Day G.DiBartolo L.Doddrell J.Dowd C.Downey A.Edgar J.Edgecumbe Z.Farley J.Ferris-Smith S.Finemore T.Finemore R.Fletcher A.Gardener Ryan Gibson Ryan Gibson S.Grant P.Gregersen N.Gregory R.Gregory L.Griffith A.Grover H.Maan R.Hackney M.Halse C.Hansen A.Hazard E.Heath M.Hinkley L.Hodges M.Hopkins A.Ison P.Kaur T.Kholer-Cadmore J.K.Lalor H.Lelliot T.Liddiard B.Louden S.Luczak N.Maskell L.Masters K.McCormack T.Mckay M.Mcnamara S.Munaweera D.Miklosz T.Miles D.Myburgh-Sisam C.New J.New Jeremy Newton S.O’Loughlin M.Organ M.Panecasio S.Pascoe K.Pathirane J.Patterson N.Pearson-Bourke E.Pelle J.Pinter J.Proctor R.Qurbani H.Railz A.Ryan H.Railz U.Sabbir J.Sammut T.Sargeant D.Saywell K.Shone D.Short M.Shoulders J.Silk R.Singh D.Smith Lachlan Smith Lindsay Smith Ryan Smith Ryley Smith D.Sparkes B.Speechley N.Squires N.Stalenberg M.Sullivan N.Thornton N.Tracey B.Vella N.Ward K.Waetford C.Weir T.Weir T.Whiticker J.Wholohan B.Wicks B.Williams P.Williams Non-Playing Members P Agius N Bull W Buttigieg A Chowdhury C Clark N Clark B Coad B Farley A Fletcher K Geyer A Gibson D Gregersen T Gregersen M Grover P Hackney N Halse P Hazard W Hazard W Lawton W Masters S Morrissey C New M Sparkes E Terry D Turner T Wicks K Hinkley D Hinkley G Thornton PRESIDENT’S REPORT by Paul Goldsmith It was always going to be difficult to reach the heights of last season when the club was able to celebrate winning the Club Championship, but we did exceptionally well again to finish fifth, and only 78 points from first place. When I reflect on our achievements, an overwhelming positive is that we continue to feature in semi-final games across many of the grades. It’s a very positive indicator that the philosophy to focus on player development is the right one. We were again very well represented in semi-finals but this year we were able to convert this to a piece of silverware, winning arguably one of the best Limited Overs finals to have ever been played in Sydney Premier Cricket. It was a day to savour, and who can forget that last ball and the celebration that immediately followed. I’m sure more will be written in Matty Halse’s First Grade report. Somewhat disappointingly, the weather rolled in about mid-March and significantly disrupted semi-final cricket. Unfortunately for our First and Third grade teams we were bundled out in the first week without bowling a ball. The Fifth grade team got through to the second week but were beaten by a strong St George team, and the Metropolitan Cup boys dominated all year only to lose to Gordon in the grand final. I expect we’ll see more of the boys in the grade teams in the years ahead. The women’s Second grade team also made the semi-finals only to be knocked out due to the weather. The Poidevin-Gray team dominated the competition rounds but unfortunately didn’t play their best cricket in the quarter-final and lost to Fairfield. The Green Shield team were well coached and did a super job to make the semi-finals, only to lose a tight game against the competition favourites Northern District. The future looks bright. From an outsider’s perspective there seems to be a strong work ethic within the bulk of the playing and coaching group that manifests itself in self-belief. This has resulted in winning games that we shouldn’t have. We see evidence of a strong, positive culture: even when it is extremely hot we still have very good numbers at training. I would encourage you to continue to challenge each other and maintain the great culture that we have within the club. It’s not every day that you say goodbye to 2 people who have collectively been involved in the club for over 35 years, but this year we farewell Matty ‘Bunger’ Halse and Steve ‘Jack’ Small. Matty has been with the club since 1994 when he joined the Green Shield team and has been a member of 5 premiership winning teams, a superb effort and reflection of his contribution to the team, his ability and character.
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