1 ENGADINE DRAGONS CRICKET CLUB INC.

50TH ANNUAL REPORT AND YEAR BOOK

2008/2009 Season Presentation Nights

JUNIOR Heathcote High School Auditorium

Friday MAY 29, 2009

SENIOR Engadine Family Tavern St. Moritz Room

Saturday MAY 30, 2009

We invite you to join with the Management Committee, the members and the players of the Club, and our sponsors in sharing this report with us. We thank all those who have contributed to its compilation and production. It gives us great pleasure to support all those who play this fine Australian sport and hope that through our efforts we can promote not only the game but encourage the participation of local residents and children to be part of our Club.

The Management Committee. 2 2008/2009 COMMITTEE MEMBERS

EXECUTIVE President: Steve Jones Vice President: Brad Loder Secretary: Craig Rice Treasurer & Public Officer: Colin Berry

MANAGEMENT

Assistant Secretary Assistant Secretary Junior & Intermediate: Anthony Marciante Senior: Allan Lofthouse

Junior Registrar: Anthony Marciante Senior Registrar: Judy Lofthouse

Minutes Publicity Secretary: Brad Loder Officer: Bob Price Property Officers: Bill Knowles (Uniforms) Paul Waddell (Equipment) Special Projects Officer: Ian Latham Coaching Media Co-ordinator: Harry Robbins Officer: Harry Robbins Andrew Mazurkiewicz

Promotions & Committee Men: Brad Moreland Advertising Officer: Vacant Ken Newman Peter Ward Dennis Pendergast SUB-COMMITTEE & REPRESENTATIVES

Anzac Youth & Recreation Centre 527 Committee Delegates: Steve Jones & Bill Knowles

Sutherland Shire Junior Cricket Association Inc Delegates: Anthony Marciante & Craig Rice

Sutherland Shire Cricket Association Delegates: Allan Lofthouse

Newsletter Co-ordination & Publication: Bob Price & Val Tever

Web Master: Andrew Mazurkiewicz

We are grateful to the following sponsors who have supported our Club:

CLUB SPONSORS

ENGADINE RSL & CITIZENS CLUB LTD MARINE PRODUCT MARKETING FAB FLOORS MICKS QUALITY FAMILY MEATS A1 METALTECH BUNDEENA SERVICE CENTRE NORIDA’S BAKERY

3 HONOUR ROLL LIFE MEMBERS

Barry McManus (1966) (Dec’d) Bill Knowles (1998) Harry Robbins asm (1978) Bob Price (1999) Ray Noakes (1980) (Dec’d) Greg Heffernan (1999) Col Keenan (1982) John Carlisle (2002) Mike Fordyce (1984) Ian Latham (2003) Alf Lemmon (1985) Drew Lake (2004) Clem Heffernan (1992) Greg Knowles (2008) Bob Vannan (1994) Allan Lofthouse (2008) Val Tever (1994) Paul Wadell (2008) Ken Tever (1994) (Dec’d) Peter Ward (2008) Russ Waddell asm (1996) SUTHERLAND GRADE CLUB 2008/2009

Ryan Almond James Bills Joel D’Imperio Mitchell Floyd Braiden Gilbert Nathan Loder Ben Marciante Daniel McLaughlin Sam Newman Mark Rice Ryan Shepherd Daniel Ward REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS 2008/2009

Durham Shield Telegraph Shield Weblin Shield Moore Shield Cawsey Shield Nick Bird Stuart Dibb Jordan Dow Jonathan Haslam Brendan Curtis Andrew Herne Chris Moreland Ben Dwarshuis Hayden Smith Brayden Heffernan Sean Garton Tim Russell Bradley Ford Nathan Marciante John Watson Matthew Hobden Dylan Rae Creak Shield Presidents U/16 Presidents U/14 Presidents U/12 Joel Almond Nigel Garton Joel Beattie Jacob Heffernan Joey Cox Matthew Reynolds Lachlan Smith Joshua Johnston Jarrod Mazurkiewicz Dylan Smith SSJCA U/10 Development Squad Dylan Croker Jack Dwarshuis Luke Miller Harry Tattersall

CHSSA Sydney East CHSSA NSW All Schools NSW Nathan Loder Sam Newman Ryan Almond Sam Newman Sam Newman Mark Rice Sutherland District C.C. AW Green Shield Ryan Almond Joel D’Imperio Ben Dwarshuis Nathan Loder Sutherland District C.C. Academy Ryan Almond Joel D’Imperio Ben Dwarshuis Nathan Loder

2009/10 2009/10 2009/10 U/13 Emerging Blues U/16 Emerging Blues U/19 City NSW Nathan Marciante Joel D’Imperio Ben Marciante Jordan Dow Sam Newman SSJCA & SSCA COMPETITION HONOURS 2008/2009 PREMIERS - 10A, 12A, 12E & 16A Team MINOR PREMIERS - A2, 10A, 12A & 12E Team RUNNERS UP - A2, B1(2), B7 SEMI FINALIST - B5 4 PRESIDENT’S REPORT

I can’t believe the year has passed so quickly but another fantastic year for the “Dragons” and it gives me great pleasure to submit my report for the 2008/09 season. Some highlights for this season include: - • Celebration of the Club’s 50th Year • Return to the club’s original colours (Red & Black) • Premiership to the 16A, 12A, 12E & 10A junior teams • Finalists to the A2, B1(2), B5 & B7 senior teams • New junior club record with Jonathan Haslam scoring 167 No in 14A • Runner Up of the SSJCA Junior Club Championship • Inaugural year for our U/10 development squad • A new microfiber playing shirt Congratulations to our 10A, 12A, 12E & 16A teams for being crowned premiers for 2008/09. Our Men’s teams found it a little tougher this year and although three teams made the final series all were defeated but not before putting in sterling efforts. There were many good individual & team performances which have been acknowledged throughout this year book and recommend the team’s end of year reports as they highlight the fun had by one & all. Our club celebrated its 50th year which saw us return to our original colours of black & red for this year only. Culmination of the celebrations was a luncheon held at the St Moritz Room, whereby close to 200 people attended the function, which was hosted by Ex Australian cricketer Len Pascoe and we were entertained by another Ex Australian cricketer, Rodney Hogg and singer Dave Prior. It was great to see that all 18 of our life members were able to attend, and family representing our 3 “retired” life members made it such a special day to acknowledge the services of players, administrators and supporters over many eras. I can tell you from reliable sources that the yarns were still continuing well into the night. Russ Waddell & Ian Latham must be congratulated for their efforts in organising this event & they also found time to compile the book “50 Years of Cricket – A history of a community club and the people who make it 1959 – 2008.” It is certainly worth a read. This year we introduced our U/10 development squad to assist our up and coming U8’s make the transition to traditional cricket that little bit easier. Renowned coach Peter Schofield put the boys through their paces with an army of helpers & the early indications are that this programme is here to stay. The club is very proud that our players and officials continue to support the SSJCA in their endeavour to improve cricket at all levels. A number of our players have represented the shire this year. I notice with interest that the careers of former junior players Ben Marciante and Sam Newman continue to excel. Ben made his first grade debut for Sutherland & has been selected in the NSW City U/19 squad, while Sam continues to take wickets for Sutherland and has also been selected in the NSW U/19 squad. Our Trivia night this year was well supported and hosted by our secretary Craig Rice. Craig did a wonderful job and I thank him for his efforts & support throughout the year, along with our ever ready committee who have again completed tasks on time. To the parents, coaches, managers and scorers your continued support and friendship is appreciated and we look forward to your ongoing commitment to the club, and hopefully you’ll find time to put your name forward to become involved on our committee & taking a more active role. Economic times have had its effect on our sponsors, but we do appreciate their support. Club patrons should acknowledge & support these loyal sponsors and when the opportunity arises, purchase their goods or services where appropriate. In closing let me say that I am already looking forward to the new season and please keep up to date with any club news from our state of the art website www.engadinedragonscc.org.au Steve Jones

“TRIBUTE BOX” Throughout this Yearbook you will see “TRIBUTE” Boxes signifying a job well done. We ask you to note these businesses and people for the invaluable contributions they have made to our club. 5

SECRETARY’S REPORT The end of another successful season has come. It has been a special year celebrating our 50 years and an important milestone for the club I am not going to repeat the highlights of the year that Steve and Col have diligently recorded in their reports – it is all there for you to read and reflect upon. Instead I want to highlight the strength of this great community cricket club – the players, officials, coaches, managers, volunteers, sponsors and parents of today and from seasons past. A club such as the Dragons cannot survive 50 years without your enthusiasm and support. We are indeed very fortunate. Thank you on behalf of the current committee and give yourselves a big pat on the back for a job well done - we look forward to the next 50 years of the club. One of the enduring strengths of this club is the friendships that are developed at all levels. We all take pride in the successes of the club and we seek to be innovative in improving the cricket programs being offered at all levels in the club. I encourage as many of you to get involved in some capacity in the club in the upcoming season. I look forward to everyone’s return for the 2009-10 season which I note is only a few months away. Craig Rice

TREASURER’S REPORT This year we saw 4 junior teams make the finals and all 4 win, these included 10A’s, 12A’s, 12E’s and 16A’s. We had 3 senior teams compete in the final but unfortunately with rain on the 2nd day and all teams fielding, all lost. During the year we held our 50th anniversary which was an overwhelming success and it was great to see so many past players and officials attend to make it a memorable afternoon. We also took the opportunity to introduce colour to our playing strip, this also included the replica baseball cap of our original baggy, which was provided to all players and officials. This was a great success and puts us up there with all the other clubs. Over the next season we will be looking to expand this further to potentially include supporter shirts, caps and jackets, details still to be confirmed. During the year weetbix held a promotion; the winning club was to receive $20,000 to go towards improving the clubs facilities. Unfortunately, we didn’t win, but it was a fantastic club effort to finish as high as third. This showed the true sportsmanship and overall strength of the club. Well done to all those who supported this promotion. During the year the club made an operating loss of $4,424.43, Highlights include: • Cash balances of $20,281.23, down $4,424.43 on last year. This is primarily due to the cost of the clubs 50th Anniversary, and a drop in advertising/sponsorship and no raffle. • The club contributed over $5,000 to the 50th Anniversary, which was very worthwhile and it was such a fantastic afternoon. • Advertising/Sponsorship for the year was around $5,562, down $4,383 this was primarily due to the vacant public relations officer position during the season. If anyone is interested going forward simply attend the AGM. This is an essential form of fund raising to the club and keeps the fees for the players down. To all those who did contribute during the season a big thanks, this helps in reducing registration fees and makes it more affordable for the average player. • The trivia night raised over $2,300, down on last year but still another great result, thanks for all those who contributed prizes and those who attended, it was a most enjoyable and successful night. • Increased umpires across the association increased the cost, particularly within the seniors. • A successful 2007/08 Season also increased the cost of last year presentation trophies which was paid during this year. • Our Term Deposit has been rolled into our working account. This will be reviewed on completion of the registrations for 09/10. 6

Finally, thanks to all those who contributed in some way to making this a great club, whether its sponsors/advertisers, committee, coaches/managers, players or parents. Everyone plays some part towards the success of the club. Colin Berry

TREASURER'S REPORT 2008/09

Prior Year Current Year

$16,538.88 Opening Bank Balance - Operating A/c $17,336.26 $7,000.85 Term Deposit $7,369.40 $23,539.73 Total Opening Funds at Bank as at 1/4/08 $24,705.66 RECEIPTS $12,040.00 - Junior Registrations $14,145.00 $15,430.00 - Senior Registrations $17,265.00 $27,470.00 Registrations $31,410.00 $343.00 Uniforms (Caps, Badges, Shirts) $7,170.00 $9,945.00 - Advertising/Sponsorship $5,562.12 $4,281.80 - Donations $1,374.10 $14,226.80 Advertising/Sponsorship/Donations $6,936.22 $4,653.00 - Presentation Trophies $1,980.00 $5,898.80 - Presentation Receipts $5,813.10 $10,551.80 Presentation Nights $7,793.10 $2,151.75 - Raffles $0.00 $3,170.55 - Trivia Night $2,617.15 $5,322.30 Fund Raising $2,617.15 $403.41 - Interest Earned $490.52 $20.00 - Sundries $0.00 $423.41 Other $490.52 50th Anniversary $11,160.00 $58,337.31 Total Receipts $67,576.99

PAYMENTS $4,680.00 - Junior Fees $5,660.00 $3,021.00 - Senior Fees $3,475.00 $7,701.00 Association Fees $9,135.00 $2,030.00 - Junior Umpire Fees $2,275.00 $1,060.00 - Senior Umpire Fees $1,820.00 $3,090.00 Umpire Fees $4,095.00 $3,768.00 - Juniors Balls $4,249.00 $3,303.00 - Seniors Balls $3,021.00 $7,071.00 Balls $7,270.00 $5,469.94 Equipment $722.00 $5,134.22 Uniforms (Caps, Badges, Shirts) $9,325.48 $6,875.54 - Presentaion Trophies $9,155.79 $6,860.31 - Presentation Costs $7,175.75 $13,735.85 Presentation Nights $16,331.54 $153.25 - Raffle $0.00 $0.00 - Trivia Night $274.00 $153.25 Fund Raising $274.00 $1,481.78 Printing/Stationery/Postage $1,380.97 $898.64 Publicity $732.41 $2,836.34 Rent & Clubroom Costs $4,134.14 $1,289.91 Bradman Scholarship/Match $244.00 $240.00 - Coaching Courses & Re-accreditation $120.00 $12.00 - Bank Fees $8,057.45 - Sundries $1,818.80 $8,309.45 Other $1,938.80 50th Anniversary $16,418.08 $57,171.38 Total Payments $72,001.42

$1,165.93 Net Profit/(Loss) ($4,424.43)

$17,336.26 Closing Bank Balance - Operating A/c $20,281.23 $7,369.40 Term Deposit $24,705.66 Total Closing Funds at Bank as at 31/3/09 $20,281.23

7 SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT IN OUR 50TH YEAR

As you read this article the curtain is being drawn on our 50th Anniversary celebrations. Over the past fifty years volunteers have provided the opportunity for countless players in the Engadine district to play cricket. Throughout this season the Club has been able to thank in word and in print the many committee members, players, managers, scorers and parents who have made the Dragons the wonderful club we see today. Engadine Dragons have been well served by numerous dedicated and passionate administrators and this season is no different. Over the past three seasons our President Steve Jones and Secretary Craig Rice have formed a formidable partnership that has guided our Club to the forefront of cricket in our Shire. Steve and Craig have been very active and approachable in their rolls and have kept their fingers on the pulse through regular visits to matches. The high standard that they have set will keep us in good stead for the future. In this our fiftieth year the behind the scenes work carried out by both these members has been above and beyond the call of duty and on behalf of all Dragons I would like to thank them and their committee for all the hard work. Ian Latham Life Member

BRADMAN CHALLENGE MATCH REPORT Bowral April 18, 2009 The conclusion of another successful season was marked with the annual Bradman Challenge match played on the picturesque Bradman Oval at Bowral. On Saturday April 18 our U/16 boys don their whites for the final time this season on a glorious sunny autumn day. The match is a reward for our U/16 players who are in their final years of junior cricket and is played using the introductory format thus giving all the players the opportunity to maximise their experience. The two teams were captained by Ben Dwarshuis and Jordan Dow, and coached by Robbie Knight and Wade Horsnell. The match was very competitive but played in good spirit with the Benny Blasters scoring 278 runs at an average of 15.44 defeating the Dow Destroyers 284 runs at an average of 12.90. The boys also had the opportunity to tour the Bradman Museum in the luncheon break and were commended by the Museum personnel on their excellent behaviour. Hopefully all the boys will have fond memories of the day they played on the oval named after, and graced by Australia’s greatest sportsman, Don Bradman. The match was well supported by club members including several families from our U/10s teams who travelled the distance to enjoy the match and the atmosphere. In the evening the players and their families joined the Club’s officials back in Engadine to celebrate the day at the Engadine Palace Chinese Restaurant. At an informal presentation Scott Boyton and James Loughran were awarded the man of the match awards for their respective sides. Many thanks must go to our official umpire Kevin Bryan and to Craig Rice, Steve Jones, Harry Robbins & David Reynolds for organising the day. Players Performances – J. Dow 51 runs, R. Almond 39, S. Haynes 37 and 3 for 19, B. Dwarshuis 36, M. Hobden 36, L. Herne 34, C. Lane 32 and 3 for 27, S. Bleasdale 24 and 3 for 25, S. Boyton 19 and 3 for 8 & M. Kidd 3 for 17. Players: Ben Dwarshuis; Patrick Bird; Cameron Lane; Mark Kidd; Matthew Hobden; Mitch Cox; Blake Duncum; Liam Herne; Matt Reynolds; Mitchell Dibb; James Loughran; Brent Wallis; Ryan Almond; Nigel Garton; Sam Haynes; Sam Murphy; Bradley Ford; Sam Bleasdale; Jordan Dow; James Barnes; Scott Boyton; Adam Smith; Daniel Walsh; Russell Myer

8 PERPETUAL TROPHIES AND AWARDS CRITERIA 2008/2009 SEASON Note: • The Management Committee reserves the right to withhold the allocation of any award where in its assessment the criteria have not been met or for any other valid reason. • Where the assessment of the award calls for nominations, all such nominations must be in writing, with reasons in support. Nominations must be forwarded to be in the hands of the Secretary or Assistant Secretary by no later than two weeks after the date of the final last played or any other such date as the Committee may announce or publish. • In the absence of nominations the Management Committee shall consider the merits of each award and may determine a recipient on its knowledge of the available candidates. • The Management Committee may make any special award it sees fit to acknowledge special circumstances or to provide encouragement. • All considerations of the Management Committee and/or the Executive are confidential. Neither body shall be required to give reasons for the acceptance or rejection of any nomination.

GENERAL CRITERIA:

To provide a measure of objectivity and consistency throughout all levels of the Club for the determination of performance awards, the following criteria shall apply uniformly: Where a bowler is competing with a batsman and/or wicket keeper for a Club honour, the following system shall apply:

• For each 10 runs scored: - 1 point • For each wicket taken: - 1 point • For each catch/stumping made: - 1 point

Where two batsmen or two bowlers are vying for an honour/award the Management Committee will take into account the ratio of runs to innings, and/or wickets to overs noting the strike and economy rates and in each instance make judgment based on its assessment of all circumstances. The above may also be used for determining “All-rounders” but with respect to the junior, intermediate and senior divisions it is to be read in conjunction with the criteria specified.

INDIVIDUAL TEAM AWARDS: (Personal Trophies)

Junior and Intermediate Divisions: For all junior and intermediate teams engaged in SSJCA competition cricket there will be four awards presented. One for batting and one for bowling plus two others to be nominated by the Team Management (Coach and Manager). The Coach and Manager may recommend two awards from the following four categories; - Most Improved Player, Most Consistent Player, Team Player and Best Fielder. For Batting, and Bowling the award will be based on the highest aggregates derived from the official Scorebooks. Aggregates include both innings but exclude finals. In the case of more than one player sharing the highest aggregate the player with the highest average will be awarded the trophy. No one person may win more than one of the above awards.

In addition, consideration will be given by the Management Committee to recognizing “all rounder” skills where the efforts of an individual player provide justification for an All-rounder award. As a guide, within the Junior Division, minimum 100 runs scored and 10 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 7 catches/stumpings). Intermediate Division, minimum 150 runs scored and 15 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 10 catches/stumpings). All awards shall be based on aggregates and be inclusive of first and second innings but exclusive of finals. The Management Committee will look at situations that parallel these performance levels and take such efforts into account.

Senior Division: To each team there shall be available awards for batting, bowling, and, where earned, All-rounder. For Batting, and Bowling the award will be based on the highest aggregates derived from the official Scorebooks. Aggregates include both innings but exclude finals. In the case of more than one player sharing the highest aggregate the player with the highest average will be awarded the trophy. To qualify as an All-rounder the recipient must have achieved in the season, no less than 200 runs scored and 20 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 15 catches/stumpings). A player who represents the club in more than one team shall have all efforts credited. All awards shall be based on aggregates and be inclusive of first and second innings but exclusive of finals.

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JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS PERFORMANCE AWARDS: (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Six (6) trophies awarded. Batting Award: Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who scores the most runs in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The most runs will be the aggregate of all runs credited to the batsman as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Runs scored in finals shall be excluded. Bowling Award: Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who takes the greatest number of wickets in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The greatest number of wickets will be the aggregate of all wickets credited to the bowler as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Wickets taken in finals shall be excluded. Wicket Keeping Award: Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who as the wicketkeeper is credited with the greatest number of dismissals in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The greatest number of dismissals will include all catches and stumpings credited to the keeper as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Finals shall be excluded. In the event of two keepers or more having an identical tally, byes but not leg byes shall be taken into account and the award made to the keeper with the lowest number of byes. Note: In all cases above, in the event of a tied aggregate, the award will be determined on average. SENIOR DIVISION PERFORMANCE AWARDS: (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Three (3) trophies awarded. Batting Award: Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who scores the most runs in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The most runs will be the aggregate of all runs credited to the batsman as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Runs scored in finals shall be excluded. Bowling Award: Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who takes the greatest number of wickets in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The greatest number of wickets will be the aggregate of all wickets credited to the bowler as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Wickets taken in finals shall be excluded. Wicket Keeping Award: Shall go to the player within the Division nominated who as the wicketkeeper is credited with the greatest number of dismissals in the season. There is no weighting for grade. The greatest number of dismissals will include all catches and stumpings credited to the keeper as shown in the official score book and shall be inclusive of first and second innings. Finals shall be excluded. In the event of two keepers or more having an identical tally, byes but not leg byes shall be taken into account and the award made to the keeper with the lowest number of byes. Note: In all cases above, in the event of a tied aggregate, the award will be determined on average. SPECIAL CLUB AWARDS: Senior Club Champion: (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Determined by the Management Committee. Derived from an examination of the Scorebooks. Awarded to the most outstanding senior cricketer in the club who, through efforts with bat or ball has proved competitive at the higher levels of the SSCA Competition. In determining the merits of a batsman relative to a bowler (or wicket keeper) for the purpose of assessing this award the general criteria set above shall apply. While first and second innings shall count, finals will be excluded. Club Champion (Junior and Intermediate divisions): (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Determined by the Management Committee. Derived from an examination of the Scorebooks. Awarded to the most outstanding cricketer in either the junior or intermediate divisions, who through efforts with bat or ball has proved him/herself competitive at the higher levels (A or B Grade) of the SSJCA Competition. In determining the merits of a batsman relative to a bowler (or wicket keeper) for the purpose of assessing this award the general criteria set above shall apply. While first and second innings shall count, finals will be excluded. Club All Rounder (Junior and Intermediate divisions): (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Determined by the Management Committee. Derived from an examination of the scorebooks. Awarded to the most outstanding all round performance in either the Junior or Intermediate Divisions. As a guide a minimum of 150 runs scored and 15 wickets taken (wicket keeper a minimum 10 catches/stumpings). In the event of a bowler/wicketkeeper qualifying the standard is set as a combination of wickets taken/wicket keeping catches/stumpings equalling a minimum of 15 dismissals. For the purpose of assessing this award the general criteria set above shall apply. In addition 1 point will be awarded for each fielding catch and run out (the Thrower). While first and second innings shall count, finals will be excluded. 10

JUNIOR & INTERMEDIATE CLUB AWARDS: Most Improved Team: (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy awarded to players, coach & manager) Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded to the team that on results shows improvements in the second half of the season relative to the first half. While the points scored acts as an indicator, the grading and age group of the team will be taken into account.

Bob Price Encouragement Shield: (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Awarded to a player within the Junior and/or Intermediate Divisions. Determined by the Management Committee. The award recognises the need to encourage players. Any player may be nominated but the Management Committee will take into account age, performance, level at which played, years of experience. Commitment, effort, enthusiasm for the game are key determinants. Basically, and as simply as possible, the award is designed to encourage a young cricketer to follow his love for the game through playing as long as possible. Generally, a more established player, playing at the higher levels would be seen to be in less need of encouragement than one coming through the levels.

Greg Heffernan Fielding Trophy: (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded specifically for fielding effort. The number of catches taken is a factor but for a wicketkeeper allowance is made for the advantages of gloves. Considerations include alertness, speed and accuracy of returns, determination, and encouragement of fellow players, in particular bowlers.

Rookie of the Year: (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded to a player who has completed their first ever year of competitive cricket and has displayed potential and enthusiasm for the game. SENIOR CLUB AWARDS: Senior Rookie of the Year: (Perpetual trophy and personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Determined by the Management Committee. Awarded to a player in the first full year ever of senior cricket who displays a high level of skill, ability, and potential.

EDCC SERVICE AWARDS: Club Service Awards: Introduced in 1996/97, the Service Award acknowledges continuous club playing service and seeks to promote pride in the club. The awards are in periods of five years, ie: five, ten, fifteen, twenty and at twenty-five years Life Membership may be awarded.

Club Member of the Year: (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy) Nominations are sought. Awarded to a club member who gives freely of his/her time and energies in supporting the club in its activities. Management Committee members may be nominated in which event the Club Executive shall determine the recipient.

Life Membership: While any club member may nominate any other club member to be a Life Member such nomination is to be in writing with reasons in support. The Management Committee is not bound to accept nominations or give reasons for rejection. In considering any such nomination it will be guided as follows. • The basic merits of each nomination. • The years and nature of service to the club rendered by the nominee. • Generally, but not exclusively, no less than ten years club service is seen as a minimum.

EDDC BRADMAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is to select two players eligible to compete in the under 12 age group, preferably from the highest graded team, and send them to attend the Talented Player Coaching Camp conducted by the Bradman Foundation. The course is conducted at Bowral during school holidays. The Club will cover all player costs associated with the camp.

Preference will be given to selecting A grade players with special consideration directed towards those in their second year in that age group, although the grade is not the sole factor. Primarily the scheme seeks annually to identify two keen cricketers within the club, who will benefit from this experience and are deemed to have potential. At the same time they must be seen to be interested in pursuing cricket at the higher levels.

The Management Committee with input from relevant coaches will make the selection at the end of each season. Selections are subject to informal acceptance by players and parents prior to places being reserved, funds committed and a formal decision being announced. Recipients of this award must be registered members of the EDCC as of the time the camp is to be conducted. The selection process and 11 actions taken in the case of the applicants not meeting the above criteria is at the discretion of the Management Committee and no correspondence will be entered into.

WESLEY ADAMS MEMORIAL TROPHY: (Junior and Intermediate divisions): (Perpetual trophy & personal trophy). Nominations are sought. This award seeks to reflect values that Wes held dear. It seeks to recognise a spirit of endeavour and pride in effort taking into account fair play, teamwork and sportsmanship. It is meant for the aspiring player who shows preparedness to put in the hard work and commitment which one may expect will lead to accomplishing the goals for which he or she aims.

IMPORTANT DATES JUNIOR PRESENTATION NIGHT MAY 29, 2009 HEATHCOTE HIGH SCHOOL 7-30PM

SENIOR PRESENTATION NIGHT MAY 30, 2009 ST MORITZ ROOM 7-00PM

EDCC A.G.M. JUNE 3, 2009 DRAGON’S CLUB ROOM 7-30PM

SSJCA (JUNIOR) PRESENTATION MAY 31, 2009 SUTHERLAND UNITED SERVICES CLUB U10’s & 12’s – 1-00PM / U14’s & 16’s – 2-45PM

SSJCA (JUNIOR) A.G.M. JUNE 2, 2009 CARINGBAH OVAL 8-00PM

EDCC REGISTRATION JULY 26, 2009 DRAGON’S CLUB ROOM 9.00 TO 1.00PM

EDCC REGISTRATION JULY 30, 2009 DRAGON’S CLUB ROOM 4.00 TO 8.00PM

EDCC REGISTRATION AUGUST 1-2, 2009 DRAGON’S CLUB ROOM 9.00 TO 1.00PM

SSCA A.G.M. & PRESENTATION JULY 27,2009 CARINGBAH OVAL 8-00PM

GRADING (JUNIOR) AUGUST 9, 2009 (TIMES & VENUE T.B.A.)

GRADING (SENIOR) AUGUST 9, 2009 ANZAC OVAL NETS 9-00AM

SSCA ADJOURNED A.G.M. AUGUST 10, 2009 CARINGBAH OVAL 8-00PM

COMMENCEMENT OF THE 2009/10 SEASON SEPTEMBER 12, 2009

JUNIOR & SENIOR BATTING & BOWLING RECORDS

SENIOR BATTING RECORDS (200 RUNS OR MORE) BATTING AGGREGATE BATTING AVERAGE

GRADE BATSMAN RUNS YEAR GRADE BATSMAN AVE YEAR

A1 R. NOAKES 739 1968-69 A1 S. MESSITER 111.00 1987-88 A2 D. HIGGINS 542 1978-79 A2 C. LAKE 98.50 2006-07 A3 G. HEFFERNAN 626 1982-83 A3 G. HEFFERNAN 78.25 1982-83 B1 M. HAMMOND 437 1981-82 B1 G. MORRISS 45.17 2004-05 B2 S. VELLA 903 2006-07 B2 S. VELLA 69.50 2006-07 B3 W. ATKINS 500 1973-74 B3 J. BLACK 52.75 1973-74 B4 M. BAILEY 485 1979-80 B4 J. BLACK 57.80 1972-73 B5 J. McDONNELL 452 1984-85 B5 N. ALTERATOR 36.09 2002-03 B6 A. LOVETT 404 1985-86 B6 C. PARSONS 53.75 1985-86 B7 R. SALAKAS 357 2003-04 B7 W. HORSNELL 48.67 2003-04 B8 G. CAUKILL 376 2005-06 B8 G. CAUKILL 34.18 2005-06 B9 A. ROBERTS 295 2002-03 B9 A. ROBERTS 42.14 2002-03 C1 S. DIBB 467 2005-06 C1 D. STUVE 73.00 1990-91 C2 C. ALEWOOD 451 1980-81 C2 G. REDMAN 48.00 1994-95 C3 R. WADDELL 400 1985-86 C3 R. WADDELL 33.33 1985-86 12

SENIOR BOWLING RECORDS (20 WICKETS OR MORE) BOWLING AGGREGATE BOWLING AVERAGE

GRADE BOWLER WKTS YEAR GRADE BOWLER AVE YEAR

A1 F. TERONE 55 1969-70 A1 R. STUART 5.84 1998-99 A2 J. RICHARDSON 50 1983-84 A2 J. CRIMLISK 7.92 1992-93 A3 W. WISHART 50 1976-77 A3 D. WATTS 6.60 1972-73 B1 S. GORRY 70 1979-80 B1 S. GORRY 6.90 1979-80 B2 P. ROYLE 62 1976-77 B2 M. OLIFF 6.50 1983-84 B3 G. DWARSHUIS 51 1978-79 B3 D. PARKES 6.50 1986-87 B4 K. BESSANT 53 1974-75 B4 B. MARTIN 7.70 2004-05 B5 D. PERRITT 48 1984-85 B5 S. VELLA 5.50 2003-04 B6 G. LANGSTON 55 1982-83 B6 P. BLAND 5.80 1981-82 B7 R. DODD 58 1988-89 B7 D. LINDSAY 9.90 1987-88 B8 P. DIXON 44 2004-05 B8 P. DIXON 9.72 2004-05 B9 P. DIXON 25 2002-03 B9 A. ROBERTS 10.35 2002-03 C1 B. KNOWLES 45 1998-99 C1 R. KNIGHT 6.35 2000-01 C2 J. RICHARDSON 77 1977-78 C2 J. RICHARDSON 7.40 1977-78 C3 M. CURNESS 38 1984-85 C3 C. BLUNDELL 5.81 2005-06

SENIOR WICKET KEEPING RECORDS 1967-68 Onwards (10 Dismissals Minimum)

Grade Keeper Catches Stumpings Aggr Year A1 TED TERONE 28 13 41 1968-69 A2 BARRY BLANCHARD 27 9 36 1967-68 A3 MICHAEL STEPHENSON 20 4 24 1980-81 B1 STEVE MESSITER 24 9 33 1979-80 B2 STEWART VELLA 11 7 18 2005-06 B3 MARK JOHNSON 17 12 29 1969-70 B4 MICHAEL STEPHENSON 18 5 23 1982-83 B5 RYAN McLAUCHLAN 14 7 21 2003-04 B6 ANTHONY LOVETT 21 4 25 1985-86 B7 JIM COLLINS 19 - 19 1999-00 B8 ED BULLOCK 7 4 11 2002-03 B9 MATTHEW NEWMAN 12 - 12 2002-03 C1 ADRIAN VIRDUN 17 3 20 1992-93 C2 N/Q C3 MITCHELL RYAN 13 - 13 2005-06

NOTE: - EDCC JUNIOR BATTING & BOWLING RECORDS

In the 1990-91 season the junior competition rules were changed as follows: - from time limit to an over limit game, with restrictions on individual bowlers, the number of competition rounds were set at ten. In the younger age groups Introductory and Modified rules were introduced. Because of these alterations it was almost impossible for the old individual competition records to be broken, accordingly it was decided by the SSJCA to move the “old records” to a separate section. Therefore the following EDCC Junior Club Batting and Bowling Records are split into two sections also: - (1959/60 to 1989/90) and (1990/91 onwards)

JUNIOR BATTING RECORDS SINCE ESTABLISHMENT IN 1959/60 THROUGH TO 1989/90 (200 RUNS OR MORE) BATTING AGGREGATE BATTING AVERAGE

GRADE BATSMAN RUNS YEAR GRADE BATSMAN AVE YEAR

10A N. MORANDO 479 1983-84 10A N. MORANDO 59.88 1983-84 10B I. CRANSTON 387 1967-68 10B I. CRANSTON 77.40 1967-68 10C C. ROSSITER 384 1977-78 10C C. ROSSITER 64.00 1977-78 12A C. LAKE 576 1990-91 12A C. LAKE 51.50 1990-91 12B I. CRANSTON 479 1968-69 12B D. KEMBER 60.33 1977-78 12C P. DOHERTY 276 1963-64 12C M. GOTLEY 40.66 1982-83 12D M. HEALEY 306 1979-80 12D G. McGUIRK 48.20 1982-83 12E C. PARSONS 471 1980-81 12E G. CLARKE 82.33 1973-74 12F C. HILLHOUSE 207 1984-85 12F C. HILLHOUSE 34.50 1984-85 14A P. DOHERTY 553 1966-67 14A R. ENTWISTLE 45.89 1980-81 13

14B B. MARTIN 480 1976-77 14B B. MARTIN 60.00 1976-77 14C D. PRICE 370 1990-91 14C B. DAVIS 46.80 1981-82 14D C. DOW 503 1976-77 14D C. DOW 38.69 1976-77 14E W. GREEN 430 1980-81 14E W. GREEN 35.83 1980-81 16A B. McMANUS 578 1964-65 16A B. McMANUS 72.25 1964-65 16B P. DOHERTY 449 1967-68 16B J. SMITH 60.20 1979-80 16C B. THORNTHWAITE 355 1984-85 16C R. HIRST 51.50 1976-77 16D P. DAENELL 240 1985-86 16D P. DAENELL 30.00 1985-86

JUNIOR BOWLING RECORDS SINCE ESTABLISHMENT IN 1959 THROUGH TO 1989/90 (20 WICKETS OR MORE) BOWLING AGGREGATE BOWLING AVERAGE

GRADE BOWLER WKTS YEAR GRADE BOWLER AVE YEAR

10A W. WISHART 83 1971-72 10A J. WESTLAKE 3.24 1976-77 10B R. MCPHEE 85 1966-67 10B P. GEORGE 1.52 1967-68 10C S. GORREY 70 1972-73 10C S. GORRY 2.14 1972-73 10D M. PORTER 35 1972-73 10D C. NAPPER 1.87 1981-82 12A G. HEFFERNAN 80 1975-76 12A G. HEFFERNAN 3.88 1975-76 12B I. CRANSTON 76 1968-69 12B J. CARLSON 3.42 1962-63 12C J. SHOOTER 67 1966-67 12C J. INNES 2.66 1974-75 12D W. TEAL 62 1964-65 12D D. O’TOOLE 4.20 1976-77 12E D. ROBERTS 66 1969-70 12E G. CLARKE 3.24 1973-74 12F C. MOODIE 34 1984-85 12F C. MOODIE 3.60 1984-85 14A N. MORANDO 47 1987-88 14A B. FERGUSON 7.66 1975-76 B. NCMANUS 47 1964-65 14B R. CARROLL 70 1964-65 14B J. SHOOTER 5.20 1967-68 14C W. HEADLEY 59 1965-66 14C L. BARRETT 2.12 1971-72 14D B. ANDREWS 73 1974-75 14D B. ANDREWS 3.17 1974-75 14E I. COOK 26 1978-79 14E I. COOK 5.43 1978-79 16A I. CRANSTON 40 1973-74 16A W.WISHART 8.46 1977-78 16B W. HEADLEY 55 1967-68 16B J. WESTLAKE 5.33 1981-82 16C W. WILCOX 30 1984-85 16C P. ASHTON 6.80 1987-88 16D P. DAENELL 22 1985-86 16D P. DAENELL 10.82 1985-86

JUNIOR BATTING RECORDS 1990/91 ONWARDS (TRADITIONAL 150 RUNS OR MORE / INTRODUCTORY & MODIFIED 100 RUNS OR MORE) BATTING AGGREGATE BATTING AVERAGE

GRADE BATSMAN RUNS YEAR GRADE BATSMAN AVE YEAR

10A N. MARCIANTE 328 2006-07 10A J. MAZURKIEWICZ 62.80 2008-09 10B* N/Q - - 10B* N/Q - - 10C* C. McMAHON 151 1998-99 10C* R. MCLAUCHLAN 121.00 1994-95 10D* D. LEES 111 2006-07 10D* D. LEES 27.75 2006-07 J. SHEARMAN 111 2007-08 10E* G. CAUKILL 153 1998-99 10E* G. CAUKILL 38.30 1998-99 12A B. MARCIANTE 479 2002-03 12A B. MARCIANTE 159.66 2002-03 12B R.MARLOW 329 2006-07 12B C. REEVES 42.00 2000-01 12C D. BEARDOW 549 1999-00 12C D. BEARDOW 91.50 1999-00 12D J. KEDWELL 241 2007-08 12D D. LATHAM 44.40 1994-95 12E* J. GARRETT 227 2008-09 12E* J. GARRETT 56.75 2008-09 12F* J. RAPER 113 1999-00 12F* J. RAPER 37.67 1999-00 14A R. SHEPHERD 665 1999-00 14A R. SHEPHERD 95.00 1999-00 14B K. STEWART 414 1994-95 14B K. STEWART 51.75 1994-95 14C B. DUNCUM 368 2005-06 14C K. BERNIE 36.20 1991-92 14D R. MORRIS 396 2003-04 14D M. RYAN 54.00 2000-01 14E O. SAMAD 392 2001-02 14E O. SAMAD 65.33 2001-02 16A R. SHEPHERD 533 2001-02 16A R. SHEPHERD 96.20 2000-01 16B C. REEVES 494 2004-05 16B C. REEVES 54.89 2004-05 16C R. EMERSON 665 2007-08 16C R. EMERSON 55.42 2007-08 16D D. BOYLE 205 2001-02 16D D. BOYLE 18.64 2001-02 14

JUNIOR BOWLING RECORDS 1990/91 ONWARDS (TRADITIONAL 15 WICKETS OR MORE / INTRODUCTORY & MODIFIED 10 WICKETS OR MORE) BOWLING AGGREGATE BOWLING AVERAGE GRADE BOWLER WKTS YEAR GRADE BOWLER AVE YEAR 10A N. MARCIANTE 24 2006-07 10A N. MARCIANTE 3.67 2006-07 10B* L. HERNE 11 2002-03 10B* L. HERNE 3.18 2002-03 10C* T. WALKINGTON 12 2002-03 10C* D. ELLEM 3.75 2005-06 D. ELLEM 12 2005-06 10D* A. VARANASI 20 2006-07 10D* S. ANDREWS 1.72 1993-94 10E* G. CAUKILL 18 1998-99 10E* G. CAUKILL 2.00 1998-99 12A M. BARNES 25 1994-95 12A M. GORE 1.33 1992-93 12B N/Q - - 12B N/Q - - 12C K. ROLLESTON 24 2003-04 12C L. WILSON 6.20 1991-92 12D S. ANDREWS 20 1994-95 12D S. ANDREWS 2.84 1994-95 12E* J. BYRNES 17 2008-09 12E* J. BYRNES 3.65 2008-09 12F* J. PUNSHON 14 1999-00 12F* O. SAMAD 3.08 1999-00 14A J.D’IMPERIO 28 2007-08 14A R. ALMOND 5.52 2007-08 14B R. MARLOW 34 2004-05 14B R. MARLOW 4.29 2004-05 14C C. NELSON 20 1998-99 14C M. CHRISTISON 4.32 2005-06 14D P. BOURKE 24 1994-95 14D P. BOURKE 5.29 1994-95 14E D. FILETTI 24 1995-96 14E O. SAMAD 4.73 2001-02 16A M. RICE 28 2007-08 16A C. MAR 6.75 1998-99 16B C. HEARD 24 2005-06 16B J. STONE 6.43 2004-05 16C B. MARTIN 40 1999-00 16C B. SOMERVILLE 5.31 1991-92 16D D. BOYLE 21 2001-02 16D C. JACKSON 10.55 2001-02

NOTE: N/Q (NO QUALIFIERS FOR THIS RECORD) * (INTRODUCTORY OR MODIFIED RECORDS)

JUNIOR WICKET KEEPING RECORDS 1999-00 ONWARDS (10 Dismissals Minimum)

Grade Keeper Catches Stumpings Aggr Year 10A DYLAN RAE 11 2 13 2006-07 12A JORDAN DOW 6 6 12 2005-06 12B ADAM SMITH 7 4 11 2004-05 12C N/Q 12D N/Q 12E JASON RAPER 9 4 13 2000-01 14A JORDAN DOW 17 8 25 2007-08 14B CHRIS REVES 12 - 12 2002-03 14C N/Q 14D KIRBY-ANN MARSH 4 7 11 2003-04 14E N/Q 16A RYAN CROOM 15 2 17 2005-06 16B ROBERT DUMBRELL 11 2 13 2002-03 16C MARK MITCHELL 12 1 13 1999-00

Note: N/Q - No Qualifiers

NEW CLUB RECORDS JONATHAN HASLAM HIGHEST JUNIOR SCORE 167 No JARROD MAZURKIEWICZ 10A – BATTING AVERAGE 62.80 JACKSON GARRETT 12E – BATTING AGGREGATE 227 JACKSON GARRETT 12E – BATTING AVERAGE 56.75 JUSTIN BYRNES 12E – BOWLING AGGREGATE 17 JUSTIN BYRNES 12E – BOWLING AVERAGE 3.65

OFFICE BEARERS (1959-60 TO 2006-07)

YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY TREASURER 1959-60 B. McMANUS snr D. CARROLL R. CHAPMAN 1960-61 B. McMANUS snr B. HOWARD K. BINNER 1961-62 W. FOSTER N. FORESHAW K. BINNER B. McMANUS snr 1962-63 B. McMANUS snr N. FORESHAW K. BINNER C. GREENWOOD 15

1963-64 N. FORESHAW R. SOMMER H. SHOOTER K. JOHNSON 1964-65 K. JOHNSON K. WOODBRIDGE H. SHOOTER 1965-66 K. JOHNSON K. WOODBRIDGE H. SHOOTER H. SHOOTER 1966-67 K. JOHNSON H. SHOOTER H. ROBBINS 1967-68 K. HORSNELL B. BLANCHARD W. McPHEE 1968-69 G. McELROY B. BLANCHARD W. McPHEE; M. FORDYCE 1969-70 K. JOHNSON C. KEENAN M. FORDYCE 1970-71 D. MORRISON C. KEENAN M. FORDYCE 1971-72 C. KEENAN W. ATKINS; G. ARNOTT D. CRANSTON 1972-73 C. KEENAN G. ARNOTT D. CRANSTON 1973-74 B. BLANCHARD H. ROBBINS MRS B. CROSBY 1974-75 G. ARNOTT H. ROBBINS MRS B. CROSBY 1975-76 C. KEENAN M. FORDYCE MRS J. LEES 1976-77 R. NOAKES H. ROBBINS MRS J. LEES 1977-78 R. NOAKES H. ROBBINS R. ENTWISTLE 1978-79 R. NOAKES R. LOVETT R. ENTWISTLE 1979-80 R. LOVETT A. GLEESON R. ENTWISTLE 1980-81 R. LOVETT M. FORDYCE R. ENTWISTLE 1981-82 R. LOVETT H. ROBBINS P. NOAKES R. ENTWISTLE 1982-83 R. LOVETT H. ROBBINS P. NOAKES J. RICHARDSON 1983-84 R. LOVETT H. ROBBINS R. WOODHILL J. RICHARDSON 1984-85 D. STUVE R. WOODHILL A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1985-86 D. STUVE R. WOODHILL A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1986-87 R. WADDELL P. CLOTHIER A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1987-88 R. WADDELL J. THORNTHWAITE A. LEMMON J. RICHARDSON 1988-89 R. WADDELL J.THORNTHWAITE A. LEMMON R. VANNAN R.KNOWLES 1989-90 A. LEMMON R. KNOWLES A. VANNAN R. VANNAN 1990-91 K. TEVER R. KNOWLES A. VANNAN R. VANNAN 1991-92 K. TEVER J. UEBEL A. VANNAN R. VANNAN 1992-93 K. TEVER J. UEBEL A. VANNAN J. CARLISLE 1993-94 I. McCREA J. UEBEL G. HEFFERNAN J. CARLISLE 1994-95 R. WADDELL T. DUFFIELD D. LAKE J. CARLISLE 1995-96 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A. LEMMON J. CARLISLE 1996-97 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A. LEMMON J. CARLISLE 1997-98 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM B. COUSEMAKER J. CARLISLE 1998-99 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM B. COUSEMAKER J. CARLISLE 1999-00 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM J. MALL J. CARLISLE 2000-01 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A.LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2001-02 R. WADDELL I. LATHAM A.LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2002-03 G. SCOTT I. LATHAM A.LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2003-04 G. SCOTT I. LATHAM A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2004-05 G. SCOTT I. LATHAM A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD J. CARLISLE 2005-06 G. SCOTT A. GLEESON A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD C. BERRY 2006-07 S. JONES C. RICE A. LOFTHOUSE; P. WARD C. BERRY 2007-08 S. JONES C. RICE A. LOFTHOUSE; A.MARCIANTE C. BERRY 2008-09 S. JONES C. RICE A. LOFTHOUSE; A.MARCIANTE C. BERRY

SSJCA CRICKETER OF THE YEAR “JOHN WOODHOUSE MEMORIAL TROPHY” 1964-65 BARRY McMANUS jnr 1993-94 CHRIS LAKE 1985-86 CRAIG PARSONS 2000-01 RYAN SHEPERD 1988-89 NATHAN MORANDO 2002-03 JAY DAVIS 2006-07 BEN MARCIANTE 2007-08 RYAN MARLOW

PREMIERSHIP WINNING TEAMS SEASON JUNIOR PREMIERS SENIOR PREMIERS RUNNERS UP 1959-60 NIL 10A, 12A, 14A 1960-61 NIL 10A 1961-62 NIL 1962-63 NIL 14A, 14C 1963-64 NIL 1964-65 NIL 10B, 12A, 14B, 16A 1965-66 14B 14C 16

1966-67 NIL 1967-68 14B A2 10B, 12D, 16B 1968-69 10B A1 1969-70 12A A1, B3 10C 1970-71 14D, 12A, 10B A1 14A, 14C 1971-72 16B, 14A NIL 10A, 14C, A1 1972-73 10C, 10D B4 B2 1973-74 12A, 12E, 10A, 10C A1, B3 14D, 16A, A1 1974-75 12C NIL 10A 1975-76 14B, 14D, 12A, 10D NIL 1976-77 16C, 14B, 14C, 10A A3 10B, 10C, 16A 1977-78 16A, 10C A1, B4 10A, 14A, C2 1978-79 16A, 12A, 10A AI, B3, C2 12E 1979-80 NIL B4, C2 B1 1980-81 14B, 14D, 12A NIL 1981-82 16B-1, 14B, 10D A1, B2 12C, 14C, 16A, B6 1982-83 12D B4, B6 12A, 12E, A1, A3 1983-84 NIL NIL 10A, 14D, A2, B6 1984-85 NIL A1, B2 10A, 14A, C3 1985-86 10D B1, B6 12A, A1 1986-87 NIL NIL 12A, B2, B3 1987-88 14A, 14C NIL 10D, 16C, A3 1988-89 NIL NIL 1989-90 NIL NIL 14D 1990-91 NIL NIL B2 1991-92 14C, 12C NIL B1 1992-93 NIL NIL 14A 1993-94 16A B3 10D, 14B, A1 1994-95 14B, 12D, 10C NIL A1 1995-96 16C, 12C, 10D NIL A1 1996-97 NIL NIL 14C,16B 1997-98 NIL NIL 12B, B5 1998-99 10E, 10C C1 B4 1999-00 16C, 14A, 12E A1, B2 12F, 2000-01 14D, 10A A1, 14A, 16A 2001-02 16A, 14E NIL 10A, A3 2002-03 16A, 12A, 10B NIL 16B, B8, B9 2003-04 16A B5, B7 12A 2004-05 16B, 16C, 14A, 14B, 12B B4 2005-06 14A, 12A, 12D NIL 16A, 16C, C1, C3 2006-07 16A(Blue), 14A, 10A C1 16C, A2, B2, B3 2007-08 16C, 14A, 10A B1, B2, B8 16A, 12A, C1 2008-09 16A, 12A, 12E, 10A NIL A2, B1(2), B7

NOTE: Senior Club was established in the season of 1967-68 Junior Finals commenced 1992-93 & Senior Finals commenced 1976-77

SSJCA CLUB CHAMPIONS “THE BERTSHELLTROPHY” 1970-1971 1975-1976 2004-2005 1971-1972 1976-1977 2005-2006 1973-1974 1978-1979 2007-2008 1974-1975 2000-2001

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PREVIOUS MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

JUNIOR DIVISION BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RAY NOAKES TROPHY 1996/97 Ben Cutler 12B 1997/98 Ryan Shepherd 12A 1998/99 Michael Lavallee 12A 1999/00 Dylan Beardow 12C 2000/01 Chris Reeves 12B 2001/02 Andrew Jones 12A 2002/03 Ben Marciante 12A 2003/04 Liam Herne 10A 2004/05 Liam Herne 12B 2005/06 Ben Dwarshuis 12A 2006/07 Rhys Marlow 12B 2007/08 Brendan Curtis 12A

JUNIOR DIVISION BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE COL KEENAN TROPHY 1996/97 Sanjay Patel 12C 1997/98 Mitchell Durie 12A 1998/99 Cameron Turner 12A 1999/00 Chris McMahon 12C 2000/01 Daniel Ward 10A 2001/02 Sam Newman 10A 2002/03 Sam Newman 12A 2003/04 Kelly Rolleston 12C 2004/05 Kelly Rolleston 12B 2005/06 Nicholas Chamberlain 12D 2006/07 Nathan Marciante 10A 2007/08 Joel Almond 10A

JUNIOR DIVISION WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE MIKE FORDYCE TROPHY 1996/97 Brett Bullock 12C 1997/98 Jarryd Ward 10A 1998/99 Chris Moreland 12A 1999/00 Jarryd Ward 12A 2000/01 Jason Raper 12E 2001/02 Bryce Alewood 10A 2002/03 Bryce Daenell 12A 2003/04 Robbie Farnan 10A 2004/05 Matthew Christison 12B 2005/06 Jordan Dow 12A 2006/07 Dylan Rae 10A 2007/08 Joey Cox 10A

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RUSS WADDELL TROPHY 1996/97 Lee Bailey 16B 1997/98 Chris Pendergast 14A 1998/99 Kaine Johnson 16C 1999/00 Ryan Shepherd 14A 2000/01 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2001/02 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2002/03 Jay Davis 16A 2003/04 Cameron Turner 16A 2004/05 Chris Reeves 16B 2005/06 Blake Duncum 14C 2006/07 Ben Marciante 16A 2007/08 Ryan Emerson 16C

INTERMEDIATE DIVISION BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE ALF LEMMON TROPHY 1996/97 Darren Baxter 14C 1997/98 Kaine Johnson 16D 1998/99 Chris Nelson 14C 1999/00 Brett Martin 16C 2000/01 Brett Martin 16A 2001/02 Daniel Boyle 16D 2002/03 Greg Ings 14B 2003/04 Matthew Sambuco 16A 2004/05 Ryan Marlow 14B 2005/06 Sam Newman 14A 2006/07 Daniel Tench 16C 2007/08 Joel D’Imperio 14A

INTERMEDIATE WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE CLEM HEFFERNAN TROPHY 1996/97 Brad Collins 16B 1997/98 Andrew Hine 16A 1998/99 Andrew Hine 16A 1999/00 Mark Mitchell 16C 2000/01 Stuart Dibb 14A 2001/02 Ben Jamieson 14A 2002/03 Chris Moreland 16A 2003/04 Robert Dumbrell 16A 2004/05 Adam Smith 14B 2005/06 Ryan Croom 16A 2006/07 Mitchell Floyd 16A 2007/08 Jordan Dow 14A

SENIOR DIVISION BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE DREW LAKE TROPHY 2001/02 Peter O’Reilly C1 2002/03 Jim Bonser B3 2003/04 Ryan Salakas B7 2004/05 Greg Heffernan A1 2005/06 Stuart Dibb C1 2006/07 Stewart Vella B2 2007/08 Stewart Vella B1

18 SENIOR DIVISION BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE JOHN CARLISLE TROPHY 2001/02 Matthew Carroll B6 2002/03 Paul Cameron A1 2003/04 Chris Nelson B6 2004/05 Brett Martin B4 2005/06 Matthew Carroll B2 2006/07 Stewart Vella B2 2007/08 Mitchell Davis B7

SENIOR DIVISION WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD EDCC TROPHY 1998/99 Brad Collins B4 1999/00 Jim Collins B7 2000/01 Mark Mitchell B7 2001/02 Colin Berry A3 2002/03 Matthew Newman B9 2003/04 Ryan McLauchlan B5 2004/05 Chris Moreland B6 2005/06 Stewart Vella B2 2006/07 Jonathan Wright B3 2007/08 Chris Moreland B5 WESLEY ADAMS MEMORIAL AWARD 2005/06 Blake Sutcliffe 14A 2006/07 Andrew Jones 16A 2007/08 Daniel Walsh 16C

SENIOR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE BILL KNOWLES TROPHY 1996/97 Michael Ralston B6 1997/98 Lee Bailey B5 1998/99 Tim Cutler B4 1999/00 Andrew Hine B2 2000/01 Mitchell Thompson A1 2001/02 Jay Davis A3 2002/03 Chris Nelson B5 2003/04 Michael Lavallee B6 2004/05 Adam Logan B4 2005/06 Chris Reeves A2 2006/07 James Stone B2 2007/08 Andrew Herne A2

MOST IMPROVED TEAM THE BOB VANNAN TROPHY 1996/97 Bob & Darren Price 12B 1997/98 Peter Ward & Ian Davis 12B 1998/99 Dennis Pendergast & Harry Robbins 16A 1999/00 Steve Routh & Steve Daniels 16A 2000/01 Brett Johnson & Steve Routh 16A 2001/02 Rob Lowe & Roger McNee 14E 2002/03 Rob Lowe & Gordon Scott 14B 2003/04 Nathan Alterator & Bob McMillan 14B 2004/05 Robbie Knight & Bruce Smith 14B 2005/06 Craig Townsend & Keith White 16C 2006/07 Nathan Alterator & Phil Alterator 16A Red 2007/08 Rob Knight & Gerry Dwarshuis 14A

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE KEN TEVER TROPHY 1996/97 Darren Baxter 14C 1997/98 Jess Correy 10A 1998/99 Ian Mitchell 14E 1999/00 Matthew Hoff 10D 2000/01 Daniel Boyle 14D 2001/02 Ryan Marlow 10A 2002/03 Hayden Smith 10A 2003/04 Ryan Morris 14D 2004/05 Rhys Marlow 10C 2005/06 Brendan Curtis 10A 2006/07 Anuraag Varanasi 10D 2007/08 Jarrod Mazurkiewicz 10A

THE BOB PRICE ENCOURAGEMENT SHIELD THE BOB PRICE SHIELD 1998/99 Chris McMahon 10C 1999/00 Ryan Woodley 12C 2000/01 Alex Sambuco 12E 2001/02 Jeffrey Walsh 12D 2002/03 Scott Middlemiss 12B 2003/04 Alex Lewis 14D 2004/05 Michael Bedford 14B 2005/06 Mitchell Cox 14C 2006/07 Matt Lister 12B 2007/08 Josh Kennedy 12D

THE GREG HEFFERNAN FIELDING TROPHY THE GREG HEFFERNAN TROPHY 1998/99 Alan Wood 12A 1999/00 Stuart Brandman 14A 2000/01 Andrew Jones 10A 2001/02 Stuart Brandman 16A 2002/03 Ben Holt 14C 2003/04 Cameron Turner 16A 2004/05 Ryan Marlow 14B 2005/06 Greg Ings 16A 2006/07 Brendan Curtis 10A 2007/08 Ben Dwarshuis 14A

19 EDCC BRADMAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP 2001/02 Bryce Daenell 12A & Andrew Jones 12A 2002/03 Ben Marciante 12A & Daniel Ward 12A 2003/04 Ryan Marlow 12A & Mark Rice 12A 2004/05 Nathan Loder 14A & Kelly Rolleston 12B 2005/06 Joel D’Imperio 12A & Ben Dwarshuis 12A 2006/07 Hayden Smith 14A & Nic Chamberlain 12B 2007/08 Brendan Curtis 12A & Marcus Beattie 12A

CLUB MEMBER OF THE YEAR THE VAL TEVER TROPHY 1996/97 Laurie Daly 1997/98 Ian Latham 1998/99 Steve Daniels 1999/00 Harry Robbins 2000/01 Brad Moreland 2001/02 Stuart Slack & Neil Jamieson 2002/03 Allan Lofthouse 2003/04 Robbie Knight 2004/05 Tony Gleeson & Ken Newman 2005/06 Judy Lofthouse & Bob Price 2006/07 Dennis Pendergast 2007/08 Andrew Mazurkiewicz

CLUB ALL ROUNDER (Junior & Intermediate Divisions) THE IAN LATHAM TROPHY 2003/04 James Bills 16A 2004/05 Chris Reeves 16B 2005/06 Blake Duncum 14C 2006/07 Ben Marciante 16A 2007/08 Mark Rice 16A

JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPION (Junior & Intermediate Divisions) THE BARRY McMANUS TROPHY 1998/99 Michael Lavallee 12A 1999/00 Ryan Shepherd 14A 2000/01 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2001/02 Ryan Shepherd 16A 2002/03 Jay Davis 16A 2003/04 Cameron Turner 16A 2004/05 Chris Reeves 16B 2005/06 Ben Marciante 16A 2006/07 Ben Marciante 16A 2007/08 Mark Rice 16A

SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION THE HARRY ROBBINS TROPHY 1996/97 Paul Waddell B6 1997/98 Marcus Loxley B5 1998/99 Beau Knowles C1 1999/00 Andrew Hine B2 2000/01 Will Wooster B5 2001/02 Greg Goodman A1 2002/03 Paul Cameron A1 2003/04 Jim Bonser B2 2004/05 Greg Heffernan A1 2005/06 Drew Lake A2 2006/07 Stewart Vella B2 2007/08 Stewart Vella B1

2008/2009 SEASON JUNIOR COMPETITION DETAILS

SSJCA CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP POINT SCORE

CLUB POINTS 1. GYMEA BAY CRICKET CLUB 112.79 2 ENGADINE DRAGONS CRICKET CLUB 109.08 3. DLS SEAGULLS CRICKET CLUB 94.86 4. ILLAWONG MENAI CRICKET CLUB 92.18 5. ST PATRICKS SUTHERLAND 92.00 6. CARINGBAH SPORTS CRICKET CLUB 88.95 7. SYLVANIA HEIGHTS CRICKET CLUB 86.00 8. ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB 82.60

9. COMO JANNALI CRICKET CLUB 81.09 10. MIRANDA MAGPIES CRICKET CLUB 70.22 11. AQUINAS COMETS CRICKET CLUB 60.89 20 SSJCA COMPETITION POINTS SCORE 10A GRADE 10B GRADE 10C GRADE 10D GRADE Engadine 1 52 DLS Seagulls 1 52 Caringbah 4 44 DLS Seagulls 2 52 St Patricks 1 40 Miranda 1 40 Caringbah 3 40 St Patricks 3 36 Gymea Bay 1 32 Como Jannali 1 36 Gymea Bay 2 40 Como Jannali 2 32 Caringbah 1 28 Aquinas 1 26 St John Bosco 1 36 Caringbah M1 32 Aquinas 3 16 Illawong Menai 2 20 St Patricks 2 16 Miranda 2 24 St John Bosco 2 15 Caringbah 2 18 Engadine 2 16 Aquinas 2 16

10E GRADE 10F GRADE 12A GRADE 12B GRADE Gymea Bay 3 52 St Patricks 4 48 Engadine 1 48 Gymea Bay 1 53 Caringbah M2 39 Gymea Bay 4 44 Como Jannali 1 42 DLS Seagulls 1 42 St John Bosco 2 34 Illawong Menai 4 43 Sylvania 1 36 Illawong Menai 1 38 Illawong Menai 3 30 Caringbah M3 36 St Patricks 1 28 Caringbah 2 24 Miranda 3 16 Como Jannali 3 28 Caringbah 1 22 Aquinas 1 22 Engadine 3 16 Engadine 4 20 St John Bosco 1 16 Miranda 1 15 Sylvania 2 20

12C GRADE 12D GRADE 12E GRADE 12F GRADE Illawong Menai 2 40 Caringbah 3 55 Engadine 3 49 Caringbah 6 44 Gymea Bay 2 40 Caringbah 4 44 DLS Seagulls 2 44 Aquinas 4 36 Como Jannali 2 32 Illawong Menai 3 36 Gymea Bay 3 34 St Patricks 4 36 St Patricks 2 32 Sylvania 2 28 St Patricks 3 30 Illawong Menai 4 32 Engadine 2 24 Aquinas 3 16 Caringbah 5 22 Como Jannali 3 32 Aquinas 2 24 St John Bosco 2 15 Miranda 2 12

14A GRADE 14B GRADE 14C GRADE 14D GRADE Illawong Menai 1 52 Illawong Menai 2 43 Gymea Bay 2 48 Aquinas 2 40 Gymea Bay 1 40 Caringbah 1 40 Aquinas 1 40 DLS Seagulls 2 40 St Patricks 1 35 Miranda 1 36 Miranda 2 36 Caringbah 2 36 St John Bosco 1 24 Sylvania 1 32 Illawong Menai 3 28 St Patricks 3 28 Engadine 1 22 DLS Seagulls 1 28 St John Bosco 2 24 Illawong Menai 4 24 Como Jannali 1 21 St Patricks 2 15 Como Jannali 2 16 Engadine 2 24

14E GRADE 16A GRADE 16B GRADE 16C GRADE St John Bosco 3 54 St John Bosco 1 44 Gymea Bay 1 48 Gymea Bay 2 55 Como Jannali 3 46 Engadine 1 40 Caringbah 1 42 Caringbah 2 45 St Patricks 4 36 St Patricks 1 32 St Patricks 2 40 Engadine 2 28 Gymea Bay 3 32 Illawong Menai 1 12 Miranda 1 27 St John Bosco 2 8 Illawong Menai 5 18 Como Jannali 1 22 Illawong Menai 2 21

16D GRADE Illawong Menai 3 52 Caringbah 3 32 St Patricks 3 28 Gymea Bay 3 16

SSJCA FINALS RESULTS MINOR PREMIERS RESULT PREMIERS 16A St John Bosco 1 Engadine 1*: 9/118 beat St John Bosco 1: 96 Engadine 1 16B Gymea Bay 1 Gymea Bay 1: 5/68 beat Caringbah 1*: 67 Gymea Bay 1 16C Gymea Bay 2 Gymea Bay 2*: 105 beat Caringbah 2: 64 Gymea Bay 2 16D Illawong Menai 3 Caringbah 3*: 70 & 42 beat Illawong Menai 3: 54 & 8/53 Caringbah 3 14A Illawong Menai 1 Illawong Menai 1: 3/179 beat Gymea Bay 1*: 5/177 Illawong Menai 1 14B Illawong Menai 2 Illawong Menai 2*: 110 beat Caringbah 1: 64 Illawong Menai 2 14C Gymea Bay 2 Aquinas 1*: 9/126 beat Gymea Bay 2: 65 Aquinas 1 14D Aquinas 2 DLS Seagulls 2*: 6/104 beat Aquinas 2: 57 DLS Seagulls 2 14E St John Bosco 3 St John Bosco 3*: 4/312 beat Como Jannali 3: 119 St John Bosco 3 12A Engadine 1 Engadine 1: 4/89 beat Como Jannali 1*: 88 Engadine 1 12B Gymea Bay 1 Gymea Bay 1*: 90 beat DLS Seagulls 1: 52 Gymea Bay 1 12C Illawong Menai 2 Illawong Menai 2: 2/68 beat Gymea Bay 2*: 67 Illawong Menai 2 12D Caringbah 3 Caringbah 3*: 5/200 beat Caringbah 4: 50 Caringbah 3 12E Engadine 3 Engadine 3*: 7/105 beat DLS Seagulls 2: 68 Engadine 3 12F Caringbah 6 Caringbah 6: 3/70 beat Aquinas 4*: 39 Caringbah 6 10A Engadine 1 Engadine 1*: 9/75 beat St Patricks 1: 36 Engadine 1 10B DLS Seagulls 1 DLS Seagulls 1*: 9(All)/65 beat Miranda 1: 56 DLS Seagulls 1 10C Caringbah 4 Caringbah 4*: 4/86 beat Caringbah 3: 61 Caringbah 4 10D DLS Seagulls 2 DLS Seagulls 2*: 8 for 113 beat St Patricks 3: 17 for 65 DLS Seagulls 2 21

10E Gymea Bay 3 Gymea Bay 3*: 13 for 60 beat Caringbah M2: 14 for 54 Gymea Bay 3 10F St Patricks 4 St Patricks 4*: 8 for 67 beat Gymea Bay 4: 3 for 62 St Patricks 4

SSJCA FINAL SCOREBOARDS 10A - ENGADINE v ST PATRICKS AT GWAWLEY WEST – 14TH MARCH 2009 Engadine 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Jarrod Mazurkiewicz c&b T Woerndl 22 Joshua Berry c C Newell b D Joyce 4 Harry Tattersall c M Stokes b E Brookes 2 Jack Dwarshuis c C Newell b M Stokes 3 Dylan Smith bowled M Stokes 11 Luke Miller c E Brookes b D Joyce 11 Dylan Croker c M Stokes b C Creighton 5 Alexander Lee bowled E Brookes 3 Jay Shearman run out B Currey 1 Matt Simpson not out 2 Joshua Perritt not out 1 Extras (4w, 6n) 10 Total (50 overs, 9 wickets) 75

Bowler O M W Runs Blake Currey 7 2 0 9 Cameron Creighton 7 3 1 8 Daniel Joyce 8 1 2 10 (3w) Elliott Brookes 7 2 2 9 (1n) Thomas Woerndl 7 0 1 13 Jarrat Van de Straat 6 0 0 11 Matt Stokes 8 2 2 15 (1w, 5n)

St Patricks 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Christopher Newell bowled Tattersall 2 Elliott Brookes lbw J Dwarshuis 0 Matt Stokes c Simpson b Croker 1 Jarrat Van de Straat bowled D Smith 9 Blake Currey c&b L Miller 17 Daniel Joyce c Tattersall b Simpson 0 Cameron Creighton run out Tattersall 0 Brett Scott not out 0 Thomas Woerndl bowled J Mazurkiewicz 1 Benjamin Donnelly c Shearman b J Mazurkiewicz 0 Nathan Parnell bowled D Smith 0 Extras (2b, 2w, 2n) 6 Total (37.1 overs, All Out) 36

Bowler O M W Runs Harry Tattersall 6 1 1 10 Jack Dwarshuis 4 3 1 1 Dylan Croker 2 0 1 4 (1w) Luke Miller 8 3 1 6 Joshua Berry 3 1 0 5 (1w, 1n) Alexander Lee 4 2 0 3 (1n) Dylan Smith 4.1 3 2 4 Matt Simpson 2 2 1 0 Jarrod Mazurkiewicz 4 3 2 1 Result: Engadine 1*: 9/75 beat St Patricks 1: 36 10A PLAYER OF THE FINAL JARROD MAZURKIEWICZ

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12A - ENGADINE v COMO JANNALI AT GWAWLEY NORTH – 14TH MARCH 2009

Como Jannali 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Blake Woodward bowled Curtis 4 Devlin Malone hit wicket Marciante 3 Tom Doyle run out B Heffernan 34 Justin Hess c J Cox b J Almond 16 Lachlan Hess lbw J Johnston 4 Mitchell Johnson bowled J Johnston 3 Jack Collins bowled A Batty 1 Liam Magee run out B Heffernan 0 Cal Russell not out 4 Angus Fallins c Curtis b Marciante 2 Conner McNally run out Rae 1 Extras (1b, 1lb, 6w, 8n) 16 Total (50 overs, All Out) 88

Bowler O M W Runs Joshua Johnston 8 2 2 15 (2w) Nathan Marciante 8 2 2 9 (1w) Brayden Heffernan 8 1 0 14 (1n) Brendan Curtis 8 1 1 12 (2n) Lachlan Smith 1 0 0 6 (2w, 3n) Adam Batty 8 3 1 13 (1n) Jacob Heffernan 5 1 0 13 (1w) Joel Almond 4 1 1 4 (1n)

Engadine 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Jacob Heffernan lbw L Hess 6 Lachlan Smith run out L Hess 0 Brayden Heffernan not out 23 Brendan Curtis c L Hess b M. Johnson 27 Nathan Marciante c J Hess b B Woodward 16 Dylan Rae not out 1 Extras (3b, 1lb, 5w, 7n) 16 Total (40 overs, 4 wickets) 89

Did not bat: Joel Almond, Adam Batty, Joey Cox, Jake Goulding, Joshua Johnston

Bowler O M W Runs Mitchell Johnson 7 2 1 10 (3w) Lachlan Hess 7 0 1 14 Justin Hess 4 1 0 9 Angus Fallins 3 0 0 13 (1w, 1n) Devlin Malone 5 1 0 8 Blake Woodward 6 1 1 10 (1w, 3n) Tom Doyle 2 0 0 5 (3n) Conner McNally 4 3 0 7 Liam Magee 1 0 0 8 Cal Russell 1 0 0 1

Result: Engadine 1: 4/89 beat Como Jannali 1*: 88 12A PLAYER OF THE FINAL BRAYDEN HEFFERNAN

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12E - ENGADINE v DLS SEAGULLS AT SCYLLA BAY – 14TH MARCH 2009 Engadine 3: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Maxwell Dunstan bowled Andrews 1 Tyler Hopkins c Saunders b Deavin 4 Lachlan Johnston bowled B Cochran 16 Justin Byrnes not out 25 Shaun Thornton c Saunders b Astey-Todd 3 Jackson Garrett c&b Andrews 12 Lachlan Thomas bowled Fleet 7 Christopher Hall run out Fleet 4 James Dowd not out 3 Extras (3b, 17w, 10n) 30 Total (35 overs, 7 wickets) 105

Bowler O M W Runs Brandon Astey-Todd 6 1 1 11 Nathan Andrews 5 2 2 20 (2w, 1n) Adam Borger 2 0 0 3 (1w) Jake Deavin 2 0 1 5 (2w, 1n) Cooper Harris 5 1 0 11 (4w) Reuban Fleet 5 0 1 20 (1n) Matthew Saunders 2 0 0 3 Joshua Kemmler 2 0 0 4 (1w, 1n) Ben Cochran 2 0 1 11 (3w, 3n) Zac McConnell 2 0 0 7 (3w, 2n) Campbell Plevey 2 0 0 7 (1w, 1n)

DLS Seagulls 2: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Ethan Redman c Dunstan b J Garrett 1 Zac McConnell bowled J Byrnes 0 Brandon Astey-Todd c Dunstan b J Garrett 2 Joshua Kemmler bowled L Thomas 7 Nathan Andrews bowled J Garrett 0 Campbell Plevey c Dowd b J Garrett 11 Reuban Fleet bowled J Garrett 0 Cooper Harris bowled Cosatto 6 Matthew Saunders not out 9 Jake Deavin bowled Dowd 2 Ben Cochran bowled J Byrnes 2 Extras (15w, 13n) 28 Total (22 overs, All Out) 68

Bowler O M W Runs Justin Byrnes 4 0 3 17 (1w, 1n) Jackson Garrett 4 0 4 10 (1w, 1n) Lachlan Thomas 3 0 1 10 (6w, 2n) Lachlan Johnston 2 0 0 5 (3n) Shaun Thornton 2 0 0 4 (3w) Maxwell Dunstan 2 1 0 4 (2w, 2n) Christopher Hall 1 0 0 2 (1n) Anthony Franco 2 0 0 7 (2n) James Dowd 1 0 1 1 (1w) Dale Cosatto 1 0 1 8 (1w, 1n)

Result: Engadine 3*: 7/105 beat DLS Seagulls 2: 68

12E PLAYER OF THE FINAL JACKSON GARRETT

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16A - ENGADINE v ST JOHN BOSCO AT HEATHCOTE NO 1 OVAL – 14TH MARCH 2009 Engadine 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Ryan Almond bowled M Henry 10 Liam Herne c Thorogood b M Henry 0 Bradley Ford c&b Griffin 10 Ben Dwarshuis c Thorogood b Hughes 8 Jordan Dow c M Henry b Mulally 22 Nigel Garton bowled M Henry 13 Patrick Bird c&b D Thomas 11 Matthew Hobden c M Henry b D Thomas 1 Blake Duncum not out 14 Samuel Bleasdale c Payne b Hughes 5 James Barnes not out 2 Extras (5b, 3lb, 9w, 5n) 22 Total (60 overs, 9 wickets) 118

Bowler O M W Runs Martin Henry 12 5 3 11 (1w, 3n) Daniel Thomas 12 2 2 23 (1w, 1n) Matthew McCarthy 4 0 0 8 (3w) Daniel Griffin 6 2 1 16 (2w) Sean Mulally 12 4 1 17 (1n) Nicholas Hughes 12 0 2 27 (1w) Michael Payne 2 0 0 8 (1w)

St John Bosco 1: 1st Innings Batter How Out Score Duncan Hunt c Bleasdale b Hobden 6 Mitchell Vassallo c Barnes b Almond 0 Daniel Thomas c Dow b Almond 0 Adam Thorogood c Bleasdale b Barnes 55 Martin Henry c Hobden b Barnes 2 Thomas Loder c Nigel G b Barnes 0 Joshua Menogue c Barnes b Hobden 4 Daniel Griffin bowled Almond 0 Sean Mulally c&b Barnes 12 Nicholas Hughes c Dow b Barnes 0 Michael Payne not out 0 Extras (3b, 3lb, 10w, 1n) 17 Total (45.4 overs, All Out) 96

Bowler O M W Runs Ryan Almond 12 5 3 13 Matthew Hobden 10 2 2 19 (3w, 1n) Samuel Bleasdale 6 1 0 15 (1w) James Barnes 10.4 2 5 28 (4w) Ben Dwarshuis 4 1 0 6 Bradley Ford 2 0 0 8 (2w) Patrick Bird 1 0 0 1

Result: Engadine 1*: 9/118 beat St John Bosco 1: 96

16A PLAYER OF THE FINAL JAMES BARNES

25 INDIVIDUAL AWARD WINNERS JUNIOR AND INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS

10A TEAM 10C TEAM

BATSMAN Jarrod Mazurkiewicz BATSMAN Thomas Squire BOWLER Matt Simpson BOWLER Harrison Furlong BEST FIELDER Jack Dwarshuis MOST CONSISTENT Mitchell Sheehy TEAM PLAYER Harry Tattersall MOST IMPROVED Tristan McGuire ALL ROUNDER Jarrod Mazurkiewicz 10E TEAM 10F TEAM

BATSMAN Will Hickey BATSMAN Nicholas Plunkett BOWLER Luke Jones BOWLER Caleb Rattery BEST FIELDER Ben Grimison MOST CONSISTENT Sean Molloy MOST IMPROVED Zachary Hughes MOST IMPROVED Daniel Pickard 12A TEAM 12C TEAM

BATSMAN Nathan Marciante BATSMAN Matt Wright BOWLER Brayden Heffernan BOWLER Matthew Berry MOST CONSISTENT Brendan Curtis MOST CONSISTENT Anuraag Varanasi TEAM PLAYER Jacob Heffernan BEST FIELDER Dylan Lees ALL ROUNDER Brayden Heffernan ALL ROUNDER Matt Wright ALL ROUNDER Dylan Rae ALL ROUNDER Matthew Berry 12E TEAM 14A TEAM

BATSMAN Jackson Garrett BATSMAN Jonathan Haslam BOWLER Justin Byrnes BOWLER Hayden Smith MOST CONSISTENT Lachlan Johnston TEAM PLAYER Michael McFarlane BEST FIELDER Shaun Thornton MOST IMPROVED Zac Byrnes ALL ROUNDER Justin Byrnes ALL ROUNDER Hayden Smith 14D TEAM 16A TEAM

BATSMAN Ryan Stevenson BATSMAN Ryan Almond BOWLER Anthony McNamara BOWLER James Barnes MOST CONSISTENT Joshua Kennedy MOST CONSISTENT Ben Dwarshuis BEST FIELDER Joshua Kedwell BEST FIELDER Matt Hobden ALL ROUNDER Ryan Almond ALL ROUNDER Jordan Dow 16C TEAM

BATSMAN Samuel Haynes BOWLER Mark Kidd TEAM PLAYER Martin Brooks MOST IMPROVED Mitchell Dibb 26

“TRIBUTE” The EDCC takes this opportunity to express appreciation of the contribution that the ENGADINE RSL AND CITIZENS’ CLUB has made to the conduct of our cricket program over the past ELEVEN seasons. Their financial generosity has been instrumental in permitting us to upgrade equipment and acquire specialised training aids.

TOP PERFORMANCES IN JUNIOR DIVISION (Based on aggregate & in excess of 100 runs and 10 wickets) BATTING NAME TEAM INNINGS NO AGGREGATE AVERAGE NATHAN MARCIANTE 12A 9 0 396 44.00 MATT WRIGHT 12C 11 2 362 40.22 JARROD MAZURKIEWICZ 10A 8 3 314 62.80 BRENDAN CURTIS 12A 9 3 274 45.67 BRAYDEN HEFFERNAN 12A 8 2 254 42.33 JACKSON GARRETT 12E 9 5 227 56.75 HARRY TATTERSALL 10A 7 1 221 36.83 DYLAN SMITH 10A 7 3 179 44.75 MATTHEW BERRY 12C 11 0 153 13.91 LUKE MILLER 10A 8 3 145 29.00 LACHLAN JOHNSTON 12E 10 5 143 28.60 ANURAAG VARANASI 12C 12 1 141 12.82 THOMAS SQUIRE 10C 9 2 126 18.00 DYLAN RAE 12A 8 1 121 17.29 DYLAN LEES 12C 11 2 120 13.33 MAXWELL DUNSTAN 12E 8 4 120 30.00 JUSTIN BYRNES 12E 9 3 115 19.17 SHAUN THORNTON 12E 9 6 113 37.67 JOSHUA BERRY 10A 7 1 105 17.50 JACK DWARSHUIS 10A 6 1 105 21.00 BOWLING NAME TEAM OVERS MAIDENS WKTS RUNS E/RATE AVE JUSTIN BYRNES 12E 36.3 8 17 62 1.71 3.65 BRAYDEN HEFFERNAN 12A 49.5 10 14 110 2.22 7.86 MATTHEW BERRY 12C 35.1 3 14 131 3.73 9.36 JARROD MAZURKIEWICZ 10A 50.2 16 12 96 1.91 8.00 MATTHEW SIMPSON 10A 42.3 6 12 100 2.36 8.33 CALEB RATTERY 10F 30.0 4 11 77 2.57 7.00 BENJAMIN BARFORD 12C 38.0 2 10 112 2.95 11.20 LUKE JONES 10E 39.0 3 10 137 3.51 13.70

WICKET KEEPING TEAM NAME CATCHES STUMPINGS AGGR BYES AVE 12A DYLAN RAE 2 8 10 37 3.70 12C MATTHEW BERRY 6 2 8 49 6.13 12E TYLER HOPKINS 4 2 6 6 1.00 10A JAY SHEARMAN 5 0 5 23 4.60 10A HARRY TATTERSALL 4 0 4 28 7.00 12C MATT WRIGHT 3 1 4 27 6.75

FIELDING (Non-keeper) TEAM NAME CATCHES 10A JACK DWARSHUIS 8 12E JUSTIN BYRNES 7 12E JACKSON GARRETT 7 12E MAXWELL DUNSTAN 6 12E SHAUN THORNTON 6 27 TOP PERFORMANCES IN INTERMEDIATE DIVISION (Based on aggregate & in excess of 150 runs and 15 wickets) BATTING NAME TEAM INNINGS NO AGGREGATE AVE JONATHAN HASLAM 14A 12 3 523 58.11 RYAN ALMOND 16A 9 0 507 56.33 SAMUEL HAYNES 16C 11 1 372 37.20 BENJAMIN DWARSHUIS 16A 10 4 345 57.50 NICHOLAS CHAMBERLAIN 14A 10 1 213 23.67 RYAN STEVENSON 14D 9 0 196 21.78 HAYDEN SMITH 14A 12 4 195 24.38 JORDAN DOW 16A 9 3 161 26.83 ANTHONY McNAMARA 14D 10 4 161 26.83 BRADLEY FORD 16A 10 0 155 15.50 PAUL FSADNI 14D 7 1 154 25.67 LIAM HERNE 16A 10 0 153 15.30 JOEL BEATTIE 14A 11 1 152 15.20 CAMERON LANE 16C 11 0 150 13.64

BOWLING NAME TEAM OVERS MAIDENS WKTS RUNS E/RATE AVE HAYDEN SMITH 14A 110 16 23 326 2.96 14.17 MARK KIDD 16C 52 6 17 143 2.75 8.41 RYAN ALMOND 16A 86.5 24 15 194 2.24 12.93 MITCHELL COX 16C 73 14 15 160 2.19 10.67

WICKET KEEPING TEAM NAME CATCHES STUMPINGS AGGR BYES AVE 16A JORDAN DOW 9 1 10 38 3.80 14A TIMOTHY BERRY 4 2 6 37 6.17 14A JOEL BEATTIE 3 2 5 32 6.40 16C CAMERON LANE 4 0 4 42 10.50 14D JOSHUA KEDWELL 3 1 4 37 9.25

FIELDING (Non-keeper) TEAM NAME CATCHES 14A JONATHAN HASLAM 9 14A HAYDEN SMITH 7 16C SAMUEL HAYNES 7 16C MATTHEW REYNOLDS 7 16A MATTHEW HOBDEN 6

PLAYER OF THE ROUND

JUNIOR DIVISION RND NAME TEAM PERFORMANCE 1 BRAYDEN HEFFERNAN 12A 4-8 2 JARROD MAZURKIEWICZ 10A 45 NO 3 ANURAAG VARANASI 12C 36 4 HARRY TATTERSALL 10A 46 5 DYLAN SMITH 10A 61 6 NATHAN MARCIANTE 12A 70 7 JACKSON GARRETT 12E 54 NO 8 BRENDAN CURTIS 12A 72 NO 9 MATT WRIGHT 12C 83 NO 10 MATTHEW BERRY 12C 35 JOSHUA BERRY 10A 3-5 28 INTERMEDIATE DIVISION RND NAME TEAM PERFORMANCE 1 SCOTT BOYTON 16C 53 2 SAM HAYNES 16C 46 & 4-33 3 JONATHAN HASLAM 14A 112 RYAN ALMOND 16A 105 4 ANTHONY MCNAMARA 14D 53 5 NICK CHAMBERLAIN 14A 64 6 LIAM HERNE 16A 60 7 BEN DWARSHUIS 16A 63 8 PAUL FSADNI 14D 71 9 HAYDEN SMITH 14A 5-27 10 BRADLEY FORD 16A 42

OUTSTANDING PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS JUNIOR & INTERMEDIATE DIVISIONS CENTURY MAKERS JONATHAN HASLAM (14A) 167no v St John Bosco Round 6 JONATHAN HASLAM (14A) 112 v Illawong Menai Round 3 RYAN ALMOND (16A) 105 v St John Bosco Round 3 RYAN ALMOND (16A) 100 v St John Bosco Round 6

HAT TRICKS REECE KELLY (8A1) 5 FOR 7 v Como Jannali Round 8 JONAH NEWTON (8A1) 3 FOR 9 v Como Jannali Round 3

FIVE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS SCOTT BOYTON (16C) 6 FOR 15 v St John Bosco Round 9 ANTHONY MCNAMARA (14D) 6 FOR 2 5 v Caringbah Round 10 RYAN ALMOND (16A) 5 FOR 17 v St Patricks Round 1 HAYDEN SMITH (14A) 5 FOR 27 v St Patricks Round 9 JAMES BARNES (16A) 5 FOR 28 v St John Bosco Final MARK KIDD (16C) 5 FOR 39 v Caringbah Round 5

MAJOR AWARD WINNERS (Junior & Intermediate Divisions)

JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPION THE BARRY McMANUS TROPHY

Winner: Ryan Almond (16A)

CLUB ALL ROUNDER THE IAN LATHAM TROPHY

Winner: Ryan Almond (16A)

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE KEN TEVER TROPHY

Winner: Dylan Croker (10A)

29 THE BOB PRICE ENCOURAGEMENT SHIELD

Winner: Zac Byrnes (14A)

THE GREG HEFFERNAN FIELDING TROPHY

Winner: Brendan Curtis (12A)

PERFORMANCE AWARDS (Junior & Intermediate Divisions)

JUNIOR BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RAY NOAKES TROPHY

Winner: Nathan Marciante (12A)

JUNIOR BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE COL KEENAN TROPHY

Winner: Justin Byrnes (12E)

JUNIOR WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE MIKE FORDYCE TROPHY

Winner: Dylan Rae (12A)

INTERMEDIATE BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE RUSS WADDELL TROPHY

Winner: Jonathan Haslam (14A)

INTERMEDIATE BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE ALF LEMMON TROPHY

Winner: Hayden Smith (14A)

INTERMEDIATE WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE CLEM HEFFERNAN TROPHY

Winner: Jordan Dow (16A)

SPECIAL CLUB AWARDS

MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR & INTERMEDIATE TEAM THE BOB VANNAN TROPHY

Winner: 12C (Coach: John Westlake Manager: Anthony & Mandy Goodman)

CLUB MEMBER OF THE YEAR THE VAL TEVER TROPHY

Winner: Russ Waddell and Ian Latham

30 EDCC BRADMAN FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP

Winners: Nathan Marciante (12A) and Brayden Heffernan (12A)

“TRIBUTE” The EDCC takes this opportunity to express appreciation to Harry Peters of Marine Product Marketing for his sponsorship of the EDCC Bradman Foundation Scholarship over the past FIVE seasons.

WESLEY ADAMS MEMORIAL AWARD

Winner: James Loughran (16C)

CLUB SERVICE AWARDS

5 YEARS: Joshua Kedwell (14D); Trent Edwards (14D); Jake Goulding (12A); Brayden Heffernan (12A); Jacob Heffernan (12A); Lachlan Smith (12A); Josh Berry (10A); Dylan Smith (10A); Greg Betts (B1-1); Jonathon Wright (B1-1) 10 YEARS: Andrew Herne (B1-2); Matthew Hoff (B6); Ben Latham (B6); Peter O’Reilly (B6); Brent Woodley (B6) 15 YEARS: Stuart Dibb (B4); Dean Griffiths (B4); Chris Jackson (B4); Tim Russell (B4); Michael Daly (B5); Matt Russell (B7) 20 YEARS: Stuart Slack (B1-1) 25 YEARS: Bill Ziegler (B7) 30 YEARS: Drew Lake (B1-2) INDIVIDUAL TEAM AWARD WINNERS SENIOR DIVISION

TEAM BATSMAN BOWLER ALL ROUNDER A2 JAMES STONE JOEL MANNS N/Q B1-1 CRAIG BROWNSCOMBE WADE HORSNELL N/Q B1-2 MATTHEW SAMBUCO MATTHEW SAMBUCCO N/Q B4 CHRIS NELSON STEWART LUMSDEN N/Q B5 SIMON ANDREWS COREY DAVIS N/Q B6 BEN LATHAM ROB KNIGHT N/Q B7 JARYD DUNCAN KURT MITCHELL N/Q C1 DAVID MCMILLAN DALE BATES N/Q C2 DEAN MCMILLAN DEAN MCMILLAN DEAN MCMILLAN Note: N/Q – No Qualifiers

TOP PERFORMANCES IN SENIOR DIVISION (Based on aggregate & in excess of 200 runs and 20 wickets)

BATTING

NAME TEAM INNINGS NO AGGREGATE AVERAGE DAVID MCMILLAN C1 12 0 380 31.67 JASON GILMORE C1 8 1 367 52.43 CRAIG BROWNSCOMBE B1-1 10 1 323 35.88 JARYD DUNCAN B7 12 2 322 32.20 JAMES STONE A2 10 3 320 45.71 MATTHEW SAMBUCO B1-2 11 1 305 30.50 31

DEAN MCMILLAN C2 14 3 300 27.27 MATTHEW RUSSELL B7 12 0 283 25.58 SIMON ANDREWS B5 7 2 280 56.00 SPENCER WHITE B1-1 8 1 279 39.86 PAUL BARNES A2 6 2 270 67.50 BEN LATHAM B6 10 2 267 33.37 BEN DWARSHUIS B6 10 0 258 25.80 CHRIS NELSON B4 16 2 258 18.43 LANCE BIRKETT B7 8 1 239 34.14 CLINTON ALLEN C2 12 0 232 19.33 MITCHELL DAVIS B5 11 2 230 25.55 MICHAEL DALY B5 10 0 225 22.50 MICHAEL BEDFORD C2 12 3 221 14.55 RYAN KIDD C1 11 0 218 19.82 CHRIS MORELAND B4 15 1 211 15.07 TIM RUSSELL B4 14 0 207 14.79 DALE BATES C1 12 0 200 16.66 NOTE: ** Denotes runs scored in all Grades. BOWLING

NAME TEAM OVERS MAIDENS WKTS RUNS AVE KURT MITCHELL B7 109 23 35 332 9.49 DALE BATES C1 100 16 26 311 11.96 JOEL MANNS A2 87.3 14 25 227 9.08 DEAN MCMILLAN C2 96 7 25 347 13.88 STEWART LUMSDEN B4 95.4 10 22 360 16.36 WADE HORSNELL B1-1 76.5 8 21 298 14.19 COREY DAVIS B5 75.5 16 20 253 12.65 NOTE: ** Denotes wickets taken in all Grades. WICKET KEEPING

TEAM NAME CATCHES STUMPINGS AGGR A2 MARK MITCHELL 8 0 8 B1-1 NOT RECORDED B1-2 NICK BIRD 4 1 5 B4 CHRIS MORELAND 10 0 10 B5 NOT RECORDED B6 MICHAEL SMITH 11 1 12 B7 PETER DUNCAN 3 0 3 IAN MITCHELL 3 0 3 C1 NOT RECORDED C2 NOT RECORDED NOTE: N/R – Not Recorded & * Scorebook Partially Recorded TEAM PERFORMANCES (aggregate/ full match performances) TEAM BEST BATSMAN BEST BOWLER BEST FIELDSMAN (Catches, non-keeper) A2 JAMES STONE 320 JOEL MANNS 25 MITCHELL EADIE 6 B1-1 CRAIG BROWNSCOMBLE 323 WADE HORSNELL 21 NOT RECORDED B1-2 MATTHEW SAMBUCO 305 MATTHEW SAMBUCO 18 ANDREW JONES 5 B4 CHRIS NELSON 258 STEWART LUMSDEN 22 NOT RECORDED B5 SIMON ANDREWS 280 COREY DAVIS 20 ANDREW WATTS 8 B6 BEN LATHAM 267 ROB KNIGHT 19 PETER O’REILLY 3 DARREN MEXSOM PETER COX PAUL WADDELL B7 JARYD DUNCAN 322 KURT MITCHELL 35 WILLIAM ZIEGLER 5 MATT RUSSELL C1 DAVID MCMILLAN 380 DALE BATES 26 NOT RECORDED C2 DEAN MCMILLAN 300 DEAN MCMILLAN 25 BRADLEY PRICE 10 NOTE: N/R – Not Recorded 32 OUTSTANDING PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENTS CENTURY MAKERS PAUL BARNES (A2) 188no v Como Jannali Round 6 JASON GILMORE (C1) 143no v St Patricks Round 4 ADAM DOW (B1-2) 112 v Heathcote Round 5 DAVID MCMILLAN (C1) 111 v Illawong Menai Round 11 MICHAEL BEDFORD (C2) 108no v Gymea Bay Round 10 JAMES STONE (A2) 107 v Illawong Menai Round 1 JARYD DUNCAN (B7) 105 v Illawong Menai Round 8 SPENCER WHITE (B1-1) 104no v Como Jannali Round 13 WADE HORSNELL (B1-1) 104no v Heathcote Round 1 CRAIG BROWNSCOMBE (B1-1) 103 v Taren Point Round 12 SIMON ANDREWS (B5) 102no v Loftus Round 7 HAT TRICKS STEWART VELLA (A2) 5 for 6 v Miranda Round 11 JORDAN DUNCAN (B7) 4 for 13 v Illawong Menai Round 8 PETER O’REILLY (B6) 3 for 45 v Illawong Menai Round 8

SEVEN WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

SAM DIXON (B7) 7 for 64 v Aquinas Round 4 ROB KNIGHT (B6) 7 for 49 v St Patricks Round 5 CHRIS NELSON (B4) 7 for 97 v Gymea Bay Round 5

MAJOR AWARD WINNERS SENIOR DIVISION

SENIOR CLUB CHAMPION THE HARRY ROBBINS TROPHY

Winner: Matthew Sambuco (B1-2)

SENIOR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR THE BILL KNOWLES TROPHY

Winner: Ryan Marlow (B1-2)

SENIOR BATTING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE DREW LAKE TROPHY

Winner: David McMillan (C1)

SENIOR BOWLING PERFORMANCE AWARD THE JOHN CARLISLE TROPHY

Winner: Kurt Mitchell (B7)

SENIOR WICKET KEEPING PERFORMANCE AWARD EDCC TROPHY

Winner: Michael Smith (B6) 33 SENIOR PLAYER OF THE ROUND

RND NAME TEAM PERFORMANCE 1 JAMES STONE A2 107 WADE HORSNELL B1-1 104 No & 5-28 2 DALE BATES C1 71 & 5-28 3 JASON GILMORE C1 80 4 SAM DIXON B7 7-64 5 ADAM DOW B1-2 112 6 PAUL BARNES A2 188 No 7 SIMON ANDREWS B5 102 No 8 JARYD DUNCAN B7 105 JORDAN DUNCAN B7 4-13 (including hat-trick) 9 MATTHEW CARROLL A2 6-10 10 MICHEAL BEDFORD C2 108 No 11 STEWART VELLA A2 5-6 (including hat-trick) 12 CRAIG BROWNSCOMBE B1-1 103 13 DEAN MCMILLAN C1 111 SPENCER WHITE B1-1 104 No 14 LANCE BIRKETT B7 60 No & 3-18

2008/09 SEASON SENIOR COMPETITION DETAILS SSCA COMPETITION POINTS SCORE A1 GRADE A2 GRADE ROYAL CREST 77 COMO-JANNALI 80 ST PATRICKS 68 ENGADINE DRAGONS 80 TAREN POINT 68 TAREN POINT 70 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS NO 1 67 ILLAWONG 64 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS NO 2 41 ST PATRICKS 49 MIRANDA MAGPIES 26

B1 GRADE B2 GRADE B3 GRADE COMO-JANNALI 79 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 66 ST JOHN BOSCO 83 ENGADINE DRAGONS NO 2 65 BANGOR TAVERN 65 KAREELA GOLF CLUB 79 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 61 AQUINAS 61 BANGOR TAVERN 68 HEATHCOTE 61 GYMEA BAY NO 2 60 COMO-JANNALI 66 ENGADINE DRAGONS NO 1 60 GYMEA BAY NO 60 LOFTUS 54 LOFTUS 49 1ILLAWONG 55 ST PATRICKS 50 TAREN POINT 45 TAREN POINT 44 ILLAWONG 11

B4 GRADE B5 GRADE B6 GRADE ILLAWONG 75 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 84 MIRANDA MAGPIES 87 GYMEA BAY 71 ENGADINE DRAGONS 80 ILLAWONG 85 COMO-JANNALI 65 MIRANDA RSL 79 CARINGBAH BIZZOS 59 ST PATRICKS 59 SUTHERLAND US CLUB 59 COMO-JANNALI 54 MIRANDA MAGPIES 49 GYMEA BAY 54 ENGADINE DRAGONS 43 HEATHCOTE 47 LOFTUS 44 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 36 ENGADINE DRAGONS 42 ST PATRICKS 33

B7 GRADE B8 GRADE ST PATRICKS 84 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 85 ENGADINE DRAGONS 76 MIRANDA MAGPIES 75 CRONULLA SEAGULLS 60 ILLAWONG 71 MIRANDA MAGPIES 55 AQUINAS 63 ILLAWONG 49 BANGOR TAVERN 55 AQUINAS 47 ST PATRICKS 42 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 43 ST JOHN BOSCO 32

C1 GRADE C2 GRADE BANGOR TAVERN 80 ST PATRICKS 83 ST PATRICKS 70 LOFTUS 68 COMO-JANNALI 67 ST JOHN BOSCO 68 ENGADINE DRAGONS 57 AQUINAS 63 GYMEA BAY 54 GYMEA BAY 48 ILLAWONG 52 ENGADINE DRAGONS 48 ST JOHN BOSCO 34 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 26

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SSCA FINAL RESULTS

GRADE PREMIERS SCORE Vs RUNNERS UP SCORE A1 TAREN POINT ROYAL CREST A2 TAREN POINT 7-128 ENGADINE DRAGONS 127 B1 COMO JANNALI 9-98 ENGADINE DRAGONS 96 B2 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 246 AQUINAS 148 B3 ST JOHN BOSCO 9-202 KAREELA GOLF CLUB 85 B4 ILLAWONG 163 COMO JANNALI 139 B5 MIRANDA RSL 9-136 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 134 B6 MIRANDA MAGPIES 207 CARINGBAH BIZZOS 172 B7 ST PATRICKS 4-148 ENGADINE DRAGONS 139 B8 ILLAWONG 6-232 CARINGBAH INN SPORTS 9-230 C1 BANGOR TAVERN 219 ST PATRICKS 183 C2 ST JOHN BOSCO 7-153 ST PATRICKS 147

SSCA FINAL SCOREBOARDS A2 - ENGADINE v TAREN POINT AT JANNALI OVAL – 7TH & 8TH MARCH 2009 Engadine J. Stone caught bowled D. Thomas 6 M. Eadie caught bowled D. Thomas 21 P. Barnes bowled D. Thomas 0 D. Burke caught bowled D. Thomas 11 S. Vella run out 3 N. Alterator lbw bowled D. Prince 0 S. Morris lbw bowled D. Prince 11 D. Harkins caught bowled A. Hunt 35 I. Mitchell caught bowled A. Hunt 11 J. Manns caught bowled D. Prince 9 M. Carroll not out 1 108 Sundries: (lb-5 w-11 nb-3) 19 Total: 10 for 127

Fall of wicket: 24, 24, 40, 48, 48, 65, 84, 105, 126 & 127 Overs: 59.4 Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets A. Hunt 11 2 24 2 D. Woods 12 3 22 0 D. Thomas 14 4 39 4 D. Prince 15.4 4 28 3 K. Prince 7 2 9 0 59.4 15 122 9 Heathcote

K. Prince caught (w/k) N. Alterator bowled J. Manns 24 G. Oayda lbw bowled S. Vella 9 B. Booth run out 22 D. Desarlais bowled S. Vella 39 M. Russell lbw bowled S. Vella 11 R. Johnston caught (w/k) N. Alterator bowled J. Manns 11 M. Todd not out 7 D. Woods lbw bowled S. Vella 0 A. Hunt not out 3

126 Sundries: (b-2) 2 Total: 7 for 128

Fall of wicket: 24, 35, 68, 95, 116, 118, 118 35

Overs: 52 Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets J. Manns 17 3 50 2 S. Vella 18 6 24 4 M. Carroll 3 0 16 0 S. Morris 9 1 30 0 J. Stone 5 2 6 0 52 12 126 6

Result: Taren Point won by 3 wickets.

A2 PLAYER OF THE FINAL Daniel Harkins

B1-2 - ENGADINE v COMO JANNALI AT SOLANDER SOUTH – 7TH & 8TH MARCH 2009

Engadine G. Hickey caught (w/k) bowled I. Slater 8 M. Sambuco caught (w/k) bowled I. Slater 2 A Dow caught (w/k) bowled I. Slater 2 A Herne caught bowled D. Ottman 0 J Dow caught bowled D. Ottman 26 R. Marlow caught bowled D. Ottman 1 D. Lake caught (w/k) bowled I. Slater 4 D. Coady bowled I. Slater 8 A. Kelly caught (w/k) bowled A. Martin 21 A. Jones caught (w/k) bowled G. Hunter 19 A. Logan not out 0 91 Sundries: (lb-1 w-4) 5 Total: 10 for 96

Fall of wicket: 9, 12, 13, 13, 23, 35, 53, 53, 96 & 96 Overs: 48.5 Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets D. Ottman 20 11 25 3 I. Slater 18 7 32 5 A. Martin 6 0 25 1 G. Hunter 4.5 4 28 1 48.5 22 90 10 Como Jannali

A. Martin caught D. Lake bowled A. Logan 0 G. Norris caught G. Hickey bowled D. Lake 2 B. Stein bowled D. Lake 0 A. Wayne bowled D. Lake 0 G. Hunter caught (w/k) J. Dow bowled D. Lake 3 B. Kirkman bowled D. Lake 0 D. Ottman caught A. Jones bowled D. Lake 13 I. Slater bowled A. Logan 21 D. Turvey lbw bowled M. Sambuco 36 A. Paterson not out 5 K. Brown not out 2 82 Sundries: (b-2 lb-9 w-4 nb-2) 16 Total: 9 for 98

Fall of wicket: 1, 3, 5, 10, 13, 24, 44, 48, 96 36

Overs: 44.4 Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets D. Lake 16 6 31 6 A. Logan 13 5 39 2 G. Hickey 4 2 13 0 M. Sambuco 1.4 0 5 1 44.4 13 88 9

Result: Como Jannali won by 1 wicket.

B1-2 PLAYER OF THE FINAL Drew Lake

B7 - ENGADINE v ST PATRICKS AT SEYMOUR SHAW NO3 – 7TH & 8TH MARCH 2009

Engadine M. Russell caught S. Johnson bowled C. Behringer 3 Jordan Duncan bowled C. Behringer 5 S. Robertson caught T. Brogan bowled C. Behringer 3 L. Birkett lbw bowled A. Grinham 5 Jaryd Duncan caught C. Behringer bowled J. Chesher 84 T. Martin lbw bowled C. Behringer 1 I. Mitchell bowled C. Behringer 0 P. Dixon lbw bowled C. Behringer 14 B. Ziegler lbw bowled C. Behringer 0 S. Dixon bowled C. Behringer 5 K. Mitchell not out 0 120 Sundries: (b-9 lb-1 w-6 nb-3) 19 Total: 10 for 139

Fall of wicket: 13, 20, 27, 27, 28, 28, 93, 107, 139 & 139 Overs: 54.2 Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets A. Grinham 10 2 15 1 C. Behringer 17 4 66 7 M. Behringer 5 2 8 0 A. Chesher 6 1 20 0 J. Chesher 12.2 2 15 1 M. Brogan 4 2 5 1 54.2 13 129 10 St Patricks

A. Chesher bowled S. Dixon 1 W. Grinham lbw bowled K. Mitchell 0 A. Grinham not out 61 G. Behringer caught M. Russell bowled Jordan Duncan 8 S. Johnson lbw bowled L. Birkett 24 D. Truman not out 39

133 Sundries: (b-3 lb-3 w-1 nb-8) 15 Total: 4 for 148

Fall of wicket: 0, 3, 17, 95 Overs: 48 37

Bowling Overs Maidens Runs Wickets K. Mitchell 10 2 19 1 S. Dixon 11 4 17 1 Jordan Duncan 11 3 25 1 L. Birkett 8 0 24 1 I. Mitchell 2 0 18 0 P. Dixon 5 0 31 0 P. Marsh 1 0 8 0 48 9 142 4

Result: St Patricks won by 6 wickets.

B7 PLAYER OF THE FINAL Jaryd Duncan

TEAM REPORTS

8A1 Report Players: Joel Beatton, Harrison Blacker, Benjamin Clarke, Ryan Collins, Hunter Johnson, Reece Kelly, Jonah Newton, Joshua Smith, Cameron Westlake

What a fantastic year for the U8 A/1 team. They went through the entire season undefeated and never really looked like losing a match. While it may have been tempting as a coach to play competitive, tactical cricket each week, the most important thing was to see each player get a fair go and for all players to improve their skills as cricketers. The fact they went through the year undefeated is a credit to the fact that each player contributed to the overall success of the team. There was no single standout player, and each player at some point in the season made their mark and played some excellent cricket. The encouraging thing to see each week was the encouragement the players gave each other on the field. Whenever someone took a wicket or a catch or run out they were all there to pat them on the back (or jump all over them). As the season progressed the boys began to learn about good sportsmanship and having a disciplined approach to the game. Their fielding was for the most part, outstanding and by comparison to other teams they got through their overs quickly by knowing their positions and through a competitive, concentrated attack. Few teams got close to the runs the boys put on and very few teams maintained a healthy balance of wickets at the end of the game. All in all a very successful season and as most if not all players will enter the under 10’s next season I feel they are well prepared for competitive cricket. JOEL BEATTON- Joel is Mr Sport, whether football, cricket or badminton he loves every minute. Joel particularly impressed with the ball taking plenty of wickets and improving in both speed and accuracy throughout the season. He was also dynamite in the field with safe hands and accurate returns. HARRISON BLACKER- An experienced cricketer with all the skills. He performed well every single game. With a batting average that Don Bradman would be proud of, not only did he score plenty of runs but more often than not he held on to his wicket with some good defensive strokes. A safe pair of hands and massive throw added to his value for the team. BENJAMIN CLARKE- Ben I dare say has the safest pair of hands in the competition. With an amazing 6 catches in the field and 3 at keeper he helped the team amass an incredible amount of wickets throughout the season. Ben was also handy with the bat being the third highest run scorer and one of the only players to clear the boundary. Ben was an asset to the team. RYAN COLLINS- If there was a rookie of the year award there is no doubt it would go to Ryan. Ryan loves his cricket and probably demonstrated some of the most natural ability of all the players. With 15 wickets for the season and 104 runs he certainly made his mark in the team. I think the only thing Ryan didn’t love about the game was all the boys jumping on him after a wicket- perhaps that’s just because he got so many!! 38

HUNTER JOHNSON- Hunters skills developed well throughout the year as did his confidence as a player. He had a massive pull shot on him and anything just short of a good length on leg stump he would consistently belt for 4. His bowling, while not speedy, was incredibly deceptive and difficult to play, resulting in an excellent 13 wickets for the season. REECE KELLY- Perhaps the most improved player of the season Reece demonstrated some outstanding batting and bowling as the season progressed. The highlight was his 5 wicket haul against Como which included a hat-trick. His bowling was deceptively difficult to face and many players fell trying to hit some very accurate bowling. JONAH NEWTON- Jonah’s skills developed well throughout the season and his batting particularly improved. While not scoring a lot of runs he didn’t lose too many wickets and his technique improved dramatically. He finished the season with 10 wickets with the highlight being the hat-trick against Como in the first round- all bowled! JOSHUA SMITH- Josh was an experienced young cricketer who demonstrated some excellent skills in all facets of the game. He starred with the bat having a total of 192 runs and as the season progressed his defense improved and he started to hold his wicket more often. Josh was a great encourager of his team mates especially the younger players and his enthusiasm in the field rubbed off on the whole team. CAMERON WESTLAKE- Cameron is an enthusiastic young cricketer who put in an all-rounder’s performance each game. He was the most accurate of all the bowlers and was rewarded with 19 wickets for the season. His fielding was also excellent with 8 run-outs and 8 catches as fielder and keeper. His attitude and sportsmanship progressed well throughout the season and he developed into a good team player.

MICHAEL NEWTON- COACH PATTY-ANNE WESTLAKE- MANAGER 8A2 Report Players: Jonty Beavan, Michael Beavan, Luke Goodman, Luke Grinham, Nicholas Grinham, Jack Heffernan, Harrison Long, Jye Philip, Liam Roche, Liam Shiagetz

When I signed Jackson up for another year of cricket I didn’t know that I would be coaching him. As it turned out there was no one else able to do it and I was given the position. I was happy to take on the role as this allowed me to have some fun with a good team of kids and hopefully teach them the skills needed to play cricket. It was also good to get to know the parents and overall I think everyone had an enjoyable season. I would like to thank Jenny for managing the team, Rob for entering scores in the computer after each game and both Jenny and Rob for writing reports every fortnight and taking on other jobs that needed to be done. Also thanks to Jordan for packing the kit up for me after lots of games. I couldn’t have done it without their help. To the parents, thank you for your support throughout the season. Thanks to those parents who scored when possible, to Mandy for supplying me with a drink each week and to anyone else who helped when needed. Your help and support made it all a bit easier. To the kids I am sure we achieved what we set out to do – have fun and learn as much as possible about cricket. We struggled early in the season but came home with flying colors in the second round even getting close to a team that was undefeated all year. Their coach said to me after the game that our team was the best team they had played all year. This showed how much the kids improved throughout the season and they should all be very proud of themselves. Thanks boys for your efforts. Jonty Beavan: Very enthusiastic and always keen to bat, bowl or field for us or the other team if needed. On the field after every over he asked when was his next chance to bat or bowl or wicket keep. He really improved as the year went on especially with his bowling and was always very keen to learn. Great work Jonty. Michael Beavan: Michael also showed fantastic improvement finishing the year off with a great spell of bowling and getting plenty of wickets. Michael was always keen to learn new skills. While fielding he also showed lots of potential and was a good all rounder. Fantastic Michael. Luke Goodman: With his laid back casual manner Luke will not have the problem of getting too stressed before batting in his future cricketing career. Luke was a pleasure to coach and really improved as the year went on. He even tried to take a catch after the ball was rocketed at him in the last game of 39 the year despite the fact that his hand was hurting. He then came back on the field to bowl the best over I have seen him bowl all year. Well done Luke. Harrison Long: Harrison always had a smile on his face and throughout the year became a bowler you could count on when needed with great consistency and pace. As the season progressed Harry scored runs with some good shots. He also improved his running between the wickets. Keep it up Harry. Liam Shiagetz: In the field during the second round of the season Luke was a great asset to the team with his great backing up at the stumps. He also showed promise as a wicket keeper taking some great catches. Throughout the season Liam also showed improvement in his batting and bowling. Good season Liam. Jye Phillip: Jye has a lot of natural ability and really started to show it as the year went on. I was confident that whatever he was doing in the game – bowling, fielding or batting he would do his best. Jye took some great catches, played some good shots with the bat and bowled some top deliveries with the ball. Top effort Jye. Liam Roche: Liam was also a player with a lot of natural ability. I could see from day one of coaching him that he would be a great fielder. He took some fantastic catches and got some spectacular run outs. Liam followed it up with a lot of improvement during the year in his batting finishing off with a six in his last game. Super hit Liam. Nicholas Grinham: Definitely a character who enjoyed his cricket. Nicholas must be popular with his friends as he would tell me about all the parties he was going to which were on nearly every week. He really improved as the year went on scoring runs with the bat and bowling some great deliveries. Top season Nicholas. Luke Grinham: Luke has a good eye with the bat. He hit some nice shots through the covers and hooked some fours through square leg. Luke also gave his best in bowling and fielding and overall had a good season. Nice shots Luke. Jack Heffernan: Jack had to make sure he was good around the coach! I was happy with his overall performance throughout the season. He put a lot of effort into his fielding, bowling and batting and was rewarded with a lot of wickets when bowling and runs while batting. Super effort Jack. Finishing off I hope the kids had fun and enjoyed playing cricket this year. I look forward to seeing them play next season and hope they continue playing and enjoying the game for many years to come.

COACH: BRAD HEFFERNAN MANAGER: JENNY GRINHAM

8B2 Report Players: Blake Barden, Conor Brew, Liam Heinz, Jayden Howell, Jum Jitprung, James McCrohon, Maximus O`Shea, Paege O`Shea, Andrew Ritchie, Benjamin Young

Wow what a great first season of cricket it was, we all had loads of fun including me! More importantly though, the 8B2 players were tremendous, they were always attentive and keen to learn the basics of the game and to help each other out along the way. With all of them being new to cricket we started the year from scratch which was a challenge but exciting at the same time. The players’ development throughout the season was very rewarding for all, parents, coaches and the extended family members. Our results this year showed the team improvements as the season progressed with pretty much an even slate with our win/loss record. The team remained focused and motivated for both weeks of each match when they realised that it wasn’t like any sport they had played, no result the first week. I think this taught them a great deal of patience. The club committee members and Harry were a great help throughout the season with the details of cricket and tips for me as a new coach so I didn’t look too silly. I was lucky to also receive plenty of support from our cricketing neighbours, the Smith’s, who got us out of trouble on a number of occasions, entering the scores from the first few matches in particular, and offering an answer to all my questions. Now a quick run down of the year for each of our cricket stars from the 8B2’s: 40

Andrew- Some kids are just meant to play certain sports. Andrew and cricket are a perfect match. He is not just a quick and accurate bowler but also an excellent bat with some fantastic shots in his repertoire. He’s a smart fielder and a great team member. Ben - He showed some amazing improvement throughout the year and a real willingness to learn. His sweep shot to bring about a boundary, his first of the season, in his last match was one of the shots of the year. Ben’s bowling continued to strengthen each match. Blake – A passionate, competitive and willing player. His bowling was superb in the second half of the season and he was able to show off his fabulous slide technique in the field in most matches. Blake’s batting improved throughout the year and he was just starting to hit some form at the end of the season. Every team needs a competitive, spirited player, Blake was ours. He will be back next year for sure with another year of 8’s to play, he will be an asset for any team. Conar – Unorthodox bowler but very effective in taking wickets. After a few games I just said to “ let it rip Conar” and he certainly did, he never looked back. An unassuming cricketer with a great eye for the ball, a great cover fieldsman and awesome to have behind the wickets. James – He came the closest in the team to hitting a six this season, he can hit the ball! He also loves a chat anywhere, anytime and this has kept me amused throughout training sessions and whilst umpiring this season. He does everything full throttle which is motivating for the other team members. He’s an enjoyable cricketer to watch and has produced some excellent results with both the bat and the ball this season. Jayden – He is the most accurate fielder in the history of the world, yes a big call but he can hit the stumps from any angle. He amazed me with the number of run outs he got this season when he basically only had one stump to aim at! His bowling and batting showed improvement throughout the season and should continue to improve. He’s only six so has another couple of years in the under 8’s, watch out 10’s when he gets there! Jum – If you need a bowler to get a wicket then call on Jum. He bowled beautifully especially once he slowed it down a bit. He batted strongly and was always really keen to play. He is a focused fielder, coaches love that. Top work! Liam – Poor kid, he’s the coach’s son. They always get the rough end of the straw. Luckily he has a great temperament for cricket and knuckled down and got on with the hard work. He had a great season with the bat scoring a number of boundaries. His bowling was the standout improver this season with his last few matches showed great accuracy and he was rewarded with a few wickets. Top work mate! Max – He loves cricket, is constantly smiling and enjoys getting runs and taking wickets. At training he is in his element when he manages to get his sister out, nothing like sibling rivalry. His batting and bowling improved tremendously throughout the season and with another year in 8’s to come he should be a power house by the time he gets to the 10’s. A real joy to have in the team, a true team player! Paege – As soon as a cricket bat or ball is put into her hand her eyes start to sparkle. I think she takes great pleasure in hitting the boys all over the park or watching their faces when she bowls them out or manages another maiden over. She also enjoys getting revenge on her brother, Max at training; there have been many duals at training between the two. One tough little cookie that belongs on the cricket field. Well done Paege! Finally a very big thank you must go to all the parents for always being there to support the team and help out when needed. A special thanks to Judd for helping with coaching, Dianne for managing the team, Paul and Doug for their education in scoring for all of us and lastly to Sharon for always ensuring the kit was packed up at the end of every match. I think it is safe to say the whole team including all the parents had a fantastic and most enjoyable season; we were all just a little disappointed when it was over. I’m sure all the kids will back up again next year and bring some great qualities to their new teams in 2009/2010.

COACH: STEFAN HEINZ MANAGER: DIANNE YOUNG 41

10A Report Players: Joshua Berry, Dylan Croker, Jack Dwarshuis, Alexander Lee, Jarrod Mazurkiewicz, Luke Miller, Joshua Perritt, Jay Shearman, Matt Simpson, Dylan Smith, Harry Tattersall

It has been such a wonderful season for all involved with this team of talented cricketers. Undefeated throughout the year, Minor Premiers, and Premiers and all thoroughly deserved by a great bunch of boys. Congratulations to the Dragons CC as this marks the 3rd season in a row the 10A premiership has been won by the club. On paper we had a powerful team for the grade however we all know that games are not won on paper and to their credit the boys combined so well culminating in a dominant performance in the final against St Pats. One of the most pleasing aspects for me was the great team spirit and friendships developed over the season. The boys always played as a team and even though there were some outstanding individual performances, everyone contributed to the success of the team. Our batting was very powerful this season. The openers always built a solid platform for the stroke makers to dominate later in the innings and no opposition side could truly say they dominated us with their bowling. Our fielding was of the highest standard and many catches were taken and run-outs executed. Although we could not settle on the one WK for the season Jarrod, Jay, Harry & Alex performed a difficult task well, sharing those duties, especially as they were keeping to some of the fastest bowlers in the grade. We ran a bit hot and cold in the bowling department. It was at our home ground where we never really bowled the lengths needed to bowl out sides convincingly, maybe the run ups were the problem, maybe the opposition batsmen dug-in a bit more against us, however, having said that, no opposition batsman made a fifty and no team scored in excess of 145 against us. The bowlers left it to the Final to show everyone what they were truly capable of, tearing through the opposition for a score of 36 and just as pleasing only conceding 6 extras in the innings where we probably had an average of 30plus throughout the regular season. I would like to thank my co-coach Andrew and team manager Neil who both worked tirelessly throughout this season. Your dedication and professionalism at training, the games and dealing with all matters that arose was very much appreciated by myself, the players and parents. Thank you also to Aaron & Col for helping out at training and to the other parents who helped with the scoring on game days. Our season was a successful one result wise however, the boys never lost sight of the fact that the main objective was to have fun and play the game in the right spirit and this they did magnificently. It has been an absolute pleasure coaching this group of boys; they have been a credit to their parents and to the club. To the parents and supporters, thank you for your support throughout the season. I hope all the boys continue their enjoyment of cricket and wish them all the best for next season. Thank you to Steve, Craig, the committee and all other club helpers for the support and time they have put in throughout the season. Josh Berry: Having stepped up from last years’ 10Bs Josh added experience to the team and performed well with both the bat & ball scoring 105 runs and taking 9 wickets. Josh seemed to be a magnet for the ball during game days and found numerous ways of getting hit on most parts of his body. Dylan Croker: “Froggy” came up from last years’ 8As and performed well in his first season of traditional cricket. He was probably a bit unfortunate to receive 3 great deliveries leading to 3 ducks in a row. He did however come back well after that to score some well deserved runs. His bowling and fielding were excellent taking 8 wickets and snaring 2 catches and he performed well in the SSJCA development squad. Dylan will come back more experienced and should prove to be a handful to opposition teams in next seasons U10s. Jack Dwarshuis: Our opening bowler, a great fieldsman and a very talented batsman, Jack contributed heavily this season. 8 wickets at a very low average, 8 catches and 105 runs to top things off. His bowling in the final was unbelievable and the opposition had no answers. As Jack is usually one of the quieter boys in the team it was pleasing to hear him on many occasions giving encouragement to his fellow players. Jack was selected in the SSJCA development squad and performed well. Alex Lee: Another one of last years’ 8As playing in his first year of traditional cricket. Alex performed well with the bat scoring 51 runs in the lower order and developed his WK skills when asked to do so. 42

His bowling was a little bit astray as he couldn’t quite settle on whether he was a medium pacer or leg spin bowler. I think the final revealed the mode he should persist with when he bowled a fantastic spell to keep things tight at an important time. Alex ran a close second to Jarrod for the “longest hair in the team” award. Jarrod Mazurkiewicz: Our co-captain lived up to his reputation this season and performed in all facets of the game. 314 runs, 12 Wickets and first up WK throughout the games. As our senior opening batsman Jarrod always gave us a solid batting platform to build on with no opposition team being able to dismiss him easily. One of 2 boys in the team to be selected in the SSJCA Creak Shield side Jarrod gained great experience through this. Managed to persuade his mum not to cut his hair this season and won the “longest hair in the team award” nudging Alex out by about an inch. Luke Miller: A fantastic cricketer who performed well with both bat and ball. 145 runs and 9 wickets showed off his all round talents. He claimed many important wickets with his off-spin bowling and for good measure was one of the fastest bowlers when he reverted to his medium pacers. His fielding was superb and even amazed the spectators at one game when he decided to take a catch one handed for good measure after hearing the umpires “no ball” call. The coach might need to use a rocket launcher for the tennis ball drill at training next season as no ball was ever too high for Luke to catch. Another boy who performed well in the SSJCA development squad. Josh Perritt: Josh worked on his bowling throughout the season to be rewarded with 7 wickets. His batting also improved and Josh should be a very handy cricketer in the U10s next season. Josh wins the award for 45 minutes of non stop talking in Neil’s car on the trip back to Engadine after the 20/20 game at Homebush Stadium. Wow. Jay Shearman: Jay did very well this season coming up from the 10Ds to score 74 runs, take 5 wickets and snare 5 catches as WK. Try as we might to rectify this, Jays batting chink was also his strength as the leg side was his main source of runs. Once he works on offside strokes and his batting stance, the runs will really come for this talented sportsman. Jay had an amazing throw and many times had our WKs wringing their hands on his returns. Matt Simpson: Matt performed beyond all expectations especially with the ball capturing 12 wickets to equal the team bowling aggregate award with Jarrod. Matt had a safe pair of hands taking 4 catches and his batting showed great promise. Another boy eligible for U10s next season Matt should perform very well. Dylan Smith: Our other co captain Dylan performed well with the bat scoring 179 runs with a top score of 61 and executing 3 run outs. Dylan really struggled with his bowling, 5 wickets suggest he was well under par for his ability. He really rose to the occasion on finals day however when he captured 2 wickets for very few runs on a shortened run up. This proved decisive as he kept the pressure on all of the St Pats batsmen. Dylan was the other player selected in the SSJCA Creak Shield side and should benefit from this experience. Dylan wins the award for best impersonation of “Troy” of “High School Musical” fame at training. He also came a close second to Josh P for non stop talking on our 20/20 excursion. Harry Tattersall: “Hazza” was a welcome inclusion to the Dragons Club and this team. 221 Runs, 5 wickets, and first change WK tells a story on Harry’s ability. On his day he was probably the fastest bowler in the grade with unnerving bounce to compliment this. Most pleasing was his willingness to help the co captains throughout the season keeping things nice and positive and encouraging all other players. Harry also performed well in the SSJCA development squad.

COACHES - JIM LEE MANAGER- NEIL CROKER ANDREW MAZURKIEWICZ 10C Report Players: Matthew Easterbrook, Harrison Furlong, Keelan Jenkins, Matthew MacDonald, Tristan McGuire, Jacob Mifsud, Dane O`Neil, Alec Richardson, Rithik Sahay, Mitchell Sheehy, Thomas Squire

Thomas Squire: Thomas finished the season with the highest batting aggregate and was the leading wicket taker with seven wickets. His two high scores of 25 not-outs both came at crucial points in matches and helped restore our overall innings totals to respectable scores. Thomas enjoys his cricket and this is clearly demonstrated with him constantly sharing his thoughts and strategy ideas with the coach. 43

Tristan McGuire: Tristan was a rookie player this year and took to the game naturally and quickly. Tristan has developed a love for the game over the summer and was keen to improve his game by putting in extra work after training, of which he was rewarded with four high scores throughout the season. Tristan’s bowling was straight and consistent with minimal runs conceded and he played the game in a true spirit of sportsmanship, and always encouraged his mates. Tristan will develop in the years ahead into a fine asset to the EDCC. Harrison Furlong: When moved to the middle-order, this brought out the maturity in Harrisons stroke play with boundaries and consistent scores in the high teens. Harrison began to develop more shots to his game as the season went on and the runs flowed off the bat. Harrison was a consistent performer of this team and his bowling was always accurate and he began to work on his spin bowling at training and was rewarded with wickets throughout the season. Harrison also took valuable catches and run-outs at key moments in matches throughout the season. Harrison contributed in every game played this season. Matthew Easterbrook: This young man gave his all in each and every game for the team. Matthew is everyone’s favourite team mate and his innings against St. Patricks in round 4 was instrumental in his partner reaching a high score. Matthews’s character was truly tested this year and he shone through as a bright light for all to see. His character as a person can be summarised in his efforts at training and each and every Saturday. Matthew never gives up and is an example to all of us. His catch in round 10 against Bosco was an absolute screamer and was celebrated long and loudly by all his team mates and put us into a position to win the game. Keelan Jenkins: Keelan's all-round game improved after the Christmas/New Year break with scores of 18 not-out and 14, in consecutive matches. Keelan learnt a lot about cricket as the season progressed and was able to practice his skills more and develop his game. With this his enjoyment for the game and involvement in each match increased. Matthew MacDonald: Matthews’s determination and courage is defined in him always taking the initiative to face the opening bowler and the new ball. Matthew always listened to advice to improve his game and this was shown in the results he garnered throughout the season, with him continuously improving his scores and aggregate. Whilst Matthew was a consistent performer with the ball in his hand, he definitely saved his best till last with his magnificent 2/3 off 3 overs against Bosco in round 10. Jacob Mifsud: Jacob’s enthusiasm in the field was infectious and he showed his team mates how to attack the ball when fielding. His love of cricket is obvious with him always trying new shots and bowling in the nets. Jacob top-scored with 11 when opening the batting, getting the team off to a great start. Jacob also filled in admirably in the higher grades on two occasions, fielding for the undefeated under-10A and the under-12 teams. Dane O’Neil: Danes talent for cricket was obvious with a natural technique. Dane’s batting was almost text book and this was highlighted by a magnificent 25 not-out in our win over St. Patricks. Dane was often dismissed this year just down to pure luck of the opposition, rather than his own doing. Dane was the most naturally gifted player in the team and we hope to see him back next season with the EDCC in the under-12’s. Alec Richardson: Alec showed great determination to learn about cricket this season and improve his all round game and skills. He has a very strong and accurate arm and has the potential to develop into a very strong bowler and accurate bowler. Alec was a fantastic team player and took many valuable wickets with his accurate bowling. Rithik Sahay: Rithik often opened the bowling for the team and always troubled the opening batsmen. His best bowling was 3/11 and he was unlucky not to be the teams leading wicket taker. Rithiks batting improved as the season progressed and his passion for cricket is there for all to see. Mitchell Sheehy: Mitchell would often restrict the opposition with his left-arm fast bowling. He was always accurate and fast. Mitchell took many wickets this season and created some great direct hit run- outs. Mitchell was always interested to learn more about cricket and improve his game. COACH: JOHN MISFUD MANAGER: GARY FURLONG 44

10E Report Players: Cameron Bradley, Benjamin Gersback, Joshua Gersback, Ben Grimison, Will Hickey, Zachary Hughes, Luke Jones, Ethan Lamey, Callum Stunnell

We started the year with a very little and non experienced side, as many of the boys had never played before. Nevertheless we did well and fought hard in the competition. With this year behind them, the team should be able to build from what they have learnt for next season, as they keep on improving their ability in the game. Especially with the majority of players still eligible to play under 10 cricket again. Every one in this team played their part at some time or other during the season and it was this team spirit which made this season rewarding for all the boys. Cameron Bradley: A wonderful team player who has progressed well this season taking a number of great wickets and having a good season with the bat, earning 31 runs. Cameron has a really positive attitude to his cricket, which particularly shows in the effort he puts into all areas of the game. Well played Cameron Benjamin Gersback: Ben has a great positive attitude to cricket and it showed this season. A capable batsman Ben helped many times in keeping our runs up. Taking 3 wickets this season – Ben’s wickets always seemed to come just when we needed them the most. He was an enthusiastic and popular member of the 10e’s. Joshua Gersback: More a bowler than a batsman at this stage, though could be an all rounder with his quick running between the wickets and with his accurate right arm, with which he took 3 wickets and will improve as he gets more experience. Josh tried hard all season, and was very enthusiastic at every match especially when it was his time to bowl. When batting though, you still need to concentrate on each and every ball. Ben Grimison: Ben is able to field, bowl and bat with awesome results. Ben made a valuable contribution with the bat (34 runs) through some confident running between the wickets; he is a competent bowler with 8 wickets against his name, gaining them through a combination of spin and pace. Will Hickey: Gets the batting award for 56 runs. A very good season Will. He has the ability to become a competent all rounder. As he is a great pace bowler able to take wickets, 5 of them to be precise, when needed and is able to stop opposition from scoring. Keep improving and you will soon master this game. Zachary Hughes: A very good batsman with the ability to hit the ball hard and mainly square of the wicket, shown by his 32 runs. Zac, though starting off shaky proved to be a very good keeper and fielder too with a number of times he had saved many 4’s. I hope to see you back next season giving the oppositions’ bowlers a hard time. Luke Jones: With an intense show of pace, Luke takes the bowling award this season as he took 10 wickets. Mainly in the later half of the season, Luke started to show why he calls himself a bowler. Though his 38 runs could mean he is an all rounder. Ethan Lamey: Another team contributor who with 5 wickets and 18 runs did his bit. Showed promise as a keeper and that is important, as good keepers are hard to find. Improved his bowling tremendously throughout the season. Callum Stunnell: Did well with the bat but needs to work on his bowling. If Callum learns to gain more flight of the ball he will take a lot more wickets. Keep trying Callum! I hope to see you come back next season and take those important wickets, as you did this year. This was an enjoyable season, thanks to Joel Beatton and Harrison Blacker for filling in for a game or two. Thanks also to the parents for being there every game and helping with the scoring, Scott Gersback our manager and Co-coaches Michael Bedford and Daniel Dwyer.

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10F Report Players: Aidan Dunne, Harrison Dunstan, Jett Garland, Sean Molloy, Daniel Pickard, Nicholas Plunkett, Caleb Rattery, Michael Stock, Christopher Todd, Luke Tripi

The 10F’s were made up of boys from different schools and became friends quite quickly. For the majority of the team this was their first time playing club cricket. The enthusiasm shown was fantastic and along with their willingness to learn their skills blossomed. Winning or losing was not a major factor for the 10F’s it was more about getting out there having a hit and maybe claiming a wicket when bowling. Some of the boy’s were that keen they took no chances with forgetting equipment by wearing their protectors whilst fielding. The bowling improved and the amount of sundries given away had halved by Christmas. Some of the bowling styles shown at the beginning of the season made Muttiah Murilliduran‘s action look normal. At the end of the day all the boy’s were standing tall with a nice straight arm. Fielding although some times complacent due to hot weather was a pleasure to watch, with everyone backing up and also helping each other out with relay throws. We even claimed a few run outs with some accurate close in fielding. Batting was always going to be difficult, having to wear pads, gloves and helmets for the first time and expected to hit the ball then run. The feeling of hitting the ball well was mesmerising for some and the thought of running somehow was forgotten. Shot selection improved with each innings and the removal of the slog to cow corner every ball was replaced with a straight bat and the sound of the stumps rattling was all but forgotten. It was of great pleasure and enjoyment to see the boy’s improve so quickly in all facets of the game. Look forward to seeing you all again next season.

COACH: GARRY PLUNKETT & MATTHEW MOLLOY MANAGER: MARIA DUNNE 12A Report Players: Joel Almond, Adam Batty, Joey Cox, Brendan Curtis, Jake Goulding, Jordan Grinham, Brayden Heffernan, Jacob Heffernan, Joshua Johnston, Nathan Marciante, Dylan Rae, Lachlan Smith

MINOR PREMIERS AND PREMIERS. Our new season commenced with a mixture of six talented second year boys from the previous 12A competition, five from last seasons undefeated U/10 A’s and one from the 10B’s. The boys were ably led by Brendan Curtis and Nathan Marciante with Dylan Rae adding his expertise with fielding positions from his view behind the stumps. Three toughened rep players, all with a good knowledge of the game. As always the more experienced lads were expected to show the way for the younger ones, this was certainly achieved and as a result we finished minor premiers and ultimately premiers, although some of the older ones took time to realise the back foot from the blocks in our season’s race. An ugly first up win in a close encounter against Sylvania followed by a loss against St Pats really set the cat amongst the pigeons, leaving the coaching staff with a few worries. Round three saw us pitted against the undefeated Como/Jannali, in a close encounter we were glad to take the points in a thriller, finally out of the blocks and running, all the way to collect the blue ribbon at the finish line. The season thereafter was never in doubt as the boys gathered confidence we kept our only loss to R/2. With us keeping tabs on all players’ stats we had the opportunity to give the boys equal time with bat and ball. As always we played the game in a fair but competitive manner as is expected in “A” grade. At this time may I congratulate the association on the crackdown of loutish and offensive behaviour (commonly called sledging) this season, the umps before each match warned all players of the consequences should they breech their new code of conduct, well done the S.S.J.C.A. Proud to say our boys behaviour on field was exceptional. OUR SUPPORTERS: No need to go to the golden arches for breakfast, the parents brought it to us with the team B.B.Q. and again backed up again for a sausage sandwich for lunch, well worth the calories parents. Apart from the food we could not wish for a greater family backed team, thanks again for your support. BEN MARCIANTE: Wow, having a young champion as Ben Marciante with his young legs and great skills certainly helped us oldies this season. Ben dedicated his time to the team whilst entering a trade in 46 the workforce as well as training two days a week for grade cricket. Ben made 1st grade this past season as a 17 year old, a rare feat for his age. Sorry we didn’t hear your acceptance song to first grade “jingle bells” or perhaps better for us! Thanks rocky for your help. THE FINAL: Opposing our worthy opponents Como/Jannali, a side we defeated on our two encounters (one a thriller) we approached the game knowing finals are always a different game. Asked to bowl first we claimed one of their “gun” bats early when Nathan bowled a sharp bumper forcing the boy to walk on his stumps. Thereafter tight bowling and great fielding held them to 88. Wickets today to Josh and Nathan with two each and Brendan, Adam and Joel one each. With a few hiccups early our batting settled and we got home by 6 wickets. Brayden 23*, Brendan 27 and Nathan 16. On the day it was a tremendous team effort by all the eleven on the field. Our outstanding fielding display caused their manager to comment afterwards “It was like playing a full team of rep fieldsmen” We agree with him. Well done champions. Boys advancing to the U/14’s next season. Brendan Curtis: (Captain). Brendan is a real classy cricketer in all departments of the game. A freak in the field, no ball was safe hit off the ground in his direction. A genuine all round cricketer Brendan’s figures were outstanding, 274 runs @45 and 9 wickets@15. If not enough he took 5 catches and 2 run outs. Found ways to get out at the start of the season but came home with 72* in R/8, 92 in R/10 (our top score) and top scored in the final with 27. Congratulations on great season Brendan. Jake Goulding: My talking mate at square leg for most of the games (sometimes we actually spoke of the game in progress, joking Jake). Behind his bubbly personality lies a real good cricket brain. Jake has excellent anticipation of the ball off the bat and moves with agility to cover it close in. A clean hitter Jake opened the innings on 4 occasions and scored his highest innings with 25 in R/4. I still smile at a few of his well timed comments on the field, thanks for the great memories Jake. Jacob Heffernan and Brayden Heffernan: Coupling the two together as twins are, both boys had a huge season and formed the backbone of the side. Both boys switching from mediums to spin (Jacob leggies & Brayden offies) gave the team huge variation with the balls going away from both right and left handed batsman. True to say both were never mastered for the entire season. Their fielding demonstrated to the younger ones what “A” grade cricket is about. Sliding, diving and performing any amount of calisthenics, hardly a ball went past either of them all season, two very competitive young cricketers. Boy would I hate to be the third umpire in one of their backyard encounters! Jacob collected 9 wickets and Brayden 14, while Jacob didn’t score all that many runs in the season he did score a polished 30* whilst his brother at the other end scored 59* in a great partnership against St Pats. Brayden compiled 254 runs with a solid 23* in the final. Took us most of the season to pick them apart. Brayden, don’t change your Ricky Ponting blue coloured striped shoes from Jacob’s! Nathan Marciante: Confidence oozing, even introducing the reverse sweep, Nathan had a blinder. His batting dismissed bowlers to all parts of the field and many times over it. The most explosive cricketer in his age group he took the game away from his opponents on most occasions with sheer brutality. Hit a staggering 396 runs @ 44 and 8 wickets @13 and snared 4 catches. The new six’s introduction took a real hiding from his blade. No Nath, not all balls can go over the top!! Great year big fellow. Dylan Rae: Our older wicket keeper, Dylan gave to the side a wealth of knowledge. Given the responsibility of the field placements his judgement from behind the stumps was invaluable to the team’s success. Originally opened the batting but later dropped to the middle order to give others a go. His wicket keeping was outstanding, standing up to the stumps for the fast/mediums he actually stumped 8 batsmen and took 2 catches, wonderful hands. Dylan’s top score was 37 in R/1. Thanks mate, great effort. Boys remaining with the U12’s next season. Joel Almond: Always a real character in the team (never change Joely), his big smile and willing to please attitude is infectious. Normally batted middle to later order but when given a chance opened the innings against Caringbah, putting his head down he scored a solid 16, his top score for the season. With good hands in the field, Joel swallows any catch to come his way close in. Coming on nice with his pace bowling, Joel had a great final when we needed his accuracy with 1-4 off 4. Adam Batty: A really good season for Adam this year. Collected 6 good wickets and top scored with 18 not out when opening the innings against Bosco to add to his 10* in the first innings. Adam had a blinder in the final when he nailed the opposition to the crease with 1-13 off his maximum 8 overs. He improved when he shortened his run up. Fielding in the deep his catching and tremendous throwing arm over the stumps was outstanding that brought high praises from one of the umpires after the final. 47

Joey Cox: Another pocket rocket and our other keeper (rep keeper last season Creak Shield), Joey kept wickets with Dylan for the side. Holding 3 catches from behind the stumps he also showed his catching skills in the field with another 3 including one in the final at a crucial time. A solid batsman he often opened our batting innings. Joey likes the ball coming on to him and his top score of 25 was a mature innings for a young 12A boy. Joey will shine next year as an older one. Jordan Grinham: For Jordan this season was always going to be a year of learning. Jordan made the big jump from B to A grade, which gave him the opportunity to play with, and against quality players. Jordan showed ability, especially with the ball taking 8 wickets @ 9.25 and towards the later part of the season was given the opportunity to open the bowling. Jordan batted 7 times for 40 runs with a high score of 14. Joshua Johnston: Josh again a quiet achiever had an excellent season as a young one. Normally opening our bowling innings his bowling action improved when he eliminated the skip in his delivery stride. His focus was fine tuned with the advantage of level eyes thus keeping the ball up to the bat, from that moment his in swinger improved dramatically. A classy batsman as we all know, Josh didn’t score too many this year but next season it will all be different. Josh played a major part in the final with 2 good wickets. Lachlan Smith: A genuine all round cricketer with any amount of ability, Lachlan had a good year with both bat and ball. With 81 runs @20 and 8 wickets @18 he should be happy with his achievements. His fielding in the deep however was spectacular. Lachlan’s sliding and diving pickups on the boundary markers and then his over the stumps returns saved us numerous runs. I feel sorry for the poor parent with the task of washing his whites after a match. Will be a standout next season.

COACHES: IAN LATHAM AND DENNIS PENDERGAST MANAGER: BRAD CURTIS 12C Report Players: Ben Barford, Matthew Berry, Kyle Goodman, Ryan Gorman, Mitchell Ibbett, Dylan Lees, Kyle McDonnell, Joshua Ridge, Anuraag Varanasi, Matthew Westlake, Matt Wright

Firstly I’d like to thank all the parents for letting their boys play this great game. As a coach I had a great bunch of kids who listened and learned and trained hard all season which made my job very rewarding. Thanks to all the mums, dads, grandparents and cheers squad for all your support throughout the season. Thanks to Anthony and Mandy for managing the boys, especially to Anthony who took on the mighty job of scoring as this was his first year in the cricket world. Thanks to all the boys for a great season and I look forward to seeing you next season. Anuraag Varanasi - Anu had a good year. A very hard hitter of the ball and had some good inning this season. He’s a natural leg spinner I’d say one of the best in his age group. Great season Anu. Mitchell Ibbett - Mitch s first year as a cricketer certainly didn’t show. He got a natural style batting and bowling but found it hard to get among the runs and wickets but that will come with time. Excellent in the field and was always listening to advice. Well done Mitch. Ryan Gorman – Ryan’s got the ability to be a good cricketer. He’s always keen to have a go and can hit a ball hard when he’s got his eye in. He got a few wickets during the season with his medium pace and took some good catches. Well done Ryan. Josh Ridge – Joshy took a good leaders roll always talking his team mates up keeping their mind on the job. He became the team’s strike bowler with some very good fast bowling. He was very handy with the bat and shows great ability as a cricketer. Great Job Josh. Dyan Lees – Dyan has got great talent as an all rounder. He’s great with the bat but he was unlucky not to get some big scores this year. He’s also a very handy bowler and is always up to the task when given the ball. Excellent in the field with his catching and his ground fielding was nice to watch. Good year Dylan. Kyle Goodman – Kyle was another one of the team members who also had his first year as a cricketer. He was a left arm bowler who improved week after week and we all know left arm bowlers are very rare. Kyle was always keen to listen and willing to learn. A bit more practice with the bat will see him get more runs next year. Good effort Kyle. Ben Barford – Ben’s first year back after a couple of years off. Ben showed all the skills of a cricketer. He was a very good middle order batsman. Ben’s bowling improved throughout the season 48 which rewarded him with a few wickets. He was also very good in the field with a good set of hands and was always encouraging his team mates on and off the field. Great season Ben. Kyle McDonnell – Maca’s was another one of the team’s new cricketers. His batting improved greatly over time and his hard hitting saw him get a few scores. His bowling saw him as one of our spear head bowlers grabbing a few wickets throughout the season. A great out fielder with one of the strongest arms in the comp. Great first year Maca and good luck next year in the 14’s. Matt Wright – What a great season for Matt. Matt was our team’s opening batsman and led by example grabbing some big scores, some the highest of his career. He was a very handy medium pace bowler and grabbed wickets when the team needed them. He was also a very safe wicket keeper and was also another one of our good fieldsmen. Matt’s got the potential of becoming a great cricketer keep up your hard work. Great season Matt, Well Done. Matthew Berry – Baz was the team’s other opening batsman. Baz’s great patience and keenness saw him stay at the crease and had many of the oppositions frustrated with his cool head. He was a keen wicket keeper and a good talker keeping his team motivated all game. He was also very keen to grab the ball and amongst the wickets throughout the season. Baz was a pleasure to coach and good luck in the 14’s next year. Matthew Westlake – Westy came on this year. His bowling was his strongest weapon. He worked hard this season and was rewarded with some nice wickets. He got his highest score this season (when the coach was away) with some strong and hard hitting. More work on your batting will see more runs Westy. Well done Matthew on a good season.

COACH: JOHN WESTLAKE MANAGER: ANTHONY & MANDY GOODMAN 12E Report Players: Justin Byrnes, Dale Cosatto, James Dowd, Maxwell Dunstan, Anthony Franco, Jackson Garrett, Christopher Hall, Tyler Hopkins, Lachlan Johnston, Lachlan Thomas, Shaun Thornton

YOU don’t go undefeated, win finals by 40 runs and in doing so dismiss the other side in 22 overs by fluke. Score lines like this suggest you achieved a total dominance over your opposition for most, if not all, of the contest. Last week at a packed Scylla Stadium, Engadine Dragons 12E totally dominated the final against DLS Seagulls in every facet of the game. Please note I’m placing significant emphasis on the words “dominated” and “every”. From the opening ball to the closing wicket, the Dragons were clearly superior in all the key elements it takes to win a final. Let’s spend some time talking about this team. They were outstanding. Daryl Thornton’s well trained boys bristled with enthusiasm and intent. This side has a nice mix of players. They have their tradesmen – working class soldiers like Lachlan Thomas, Lachlan Johnston & Chris Hall who churn out the tough overs, do the yards and hold their catches in the outfield and refuse to give their wickets away. Every team needs these players. You can’t win without them. Opening bats Tyler Hopkins & Max Dunstan head a top order that not only play for each other, they feed off each other’s toughness & enthusiasm. If either plays a cracking drive or pulls the new ball out of the ground his partner rallies to come up with an even better shot. In fact everyone urges each other through the tough parts of the game, and when there’s a moment to walk and talk they back- slap and encourage each other as acknowledgement of mateship and a job well done. However, to bowl your opposition out in 22 overs in the final you need more than just a road gang of willing labourers. You need creative types who can take full advantage of your opportunities. Engadine have some very dangerous playmakers. All rounders Justin Byrnes, Jackson Garratt, Shaun Thornton & James Dowd were scintillating. They taunted opposition top orders & bowling attacks all season. And it doesn’t end there, some of the bowling spells from Dale Cosatto & Anthony Franco produced spectacular results in the field. That’s not such a rarity for players of this calibre in the modern game, I know. However, some of their deliveries had to be inch perfect to give the leaping fieldsmen a chance. Byrnes in particular executed with such composure and accuracy. 49

And although the capacity crowd were denied his hypnotic talents in the final due to injury, Nathan Ford’s efforts with the bat put an exclamation mark on the season and sent Dragons fans into frenzy. He emphasised Engadine’s dominance and took your breath away, all at the same time. In the press conference after the final a jubilant manager Heather Hopkins said “all these guys caused a lot of sleepless nights with their on field antics with the bat, ball and in the field”. Batting Co-ordinator Ross Dunstan was asked what he thought was their greatest asset. “Confidence. Actually, it’s better than confidence-it’s brashness. They know their stuff. They plot & scheme their way around the field. They have speed and skill and an unshakable belief in their own ability.” This is a creative unit the equal of any shield team in the country. In the team photo these guys looked like they had senior mafia connections and would knowingly inflict grievous bodily harm on any batsman who had the temerity to murmur ‘good morning’ when walking to the crease. Be thankful they play for the Dragons. ______Working as part of the cricketing media can be both a joy and a thankless task, but occasionally the highlights will greatly outweigh the disasters. In the years to come I will continue to bless the good fortune that had me playing at the time I did & then working in the period when the Engadine 12E’s rose to greatness. Tyler Hopkins: Opening bat who believes it’s his duty to reduce every bowler he faces to a level of incompetence. With the gloves he topped the honour board for the grade with more dismissals than any other wicket keeper. Nathan Ford: Probably the most difficult player in the side to reduce to words. At the wicket he does everything with style – a fascinating collection of strokes providing minimum effort for maximum effect. Dale Cosatto: The sheer nerve of his bowling contrasted strangely with the quiet modesty, almost amounting to shyness. Not surprisingly, batsmen came together at the wicket with looks of concern and apprehension when Dale came on to bowl. Lachlan Thomas: Endured a wretched run at the crease in the first half of the competition but finished to put a coat of polish on the Dragons season. Max Dunstan: Possesses talents that are hard to ignore and virtually impossible to keep out of the game. A classical stroke maker who enjoys long spells at the crease. No doubt the cloak of greatness will fall across his shoulders in the years ahead. Chris Hall: Rock solid all rounder and as game as Ned Kelly. Keen eye, heavy bat and an explosive technique that comes together with devastating effect. Shaun Thornton: Showed enormous concern for the physical well being of opposition fielders by ensuring they chased leather. Also responsible for the catch of the season – had a regular spot in the highlight reels of the evening sports reports. 113 runs @ 37.67, 6 catches and 2 runouts. Lachlan Johnston: You are right if you think there was very little ordinary cricket played when the ball was anywhere near Lachlan. 143 runs @28.6. Showed maturity well beyond his years every time he walked to the crease. Justin Byrnes: The word ‘great’ is often over used in all contexts, more particularly cricket, but Justin fits explosively into that category. His run to the bowling crease is as sweet as syrup. Almost mesmerising. His deliveries were murder. 17 wickets @ 3.65, 9 catches, 2 run outs and 25 no in the final. James Dowd: Deadly left arm around the wicket spinner – James + cocky batsmen = wickets. His bowling was an important ingredient to the team’s victory Anthony Franco: Opposition spectators dismissed him, so did some players...and payed the price. If we were ever in trouble, bring on Anthony. Something was always going to happen. A pocket sized bowling bomb. Jackson Garratt: Someone needs to check this boy’s ancestory, He bowls like Jeff Thomson and stands and delivers like I.V Richards. Power and glory at it’s best. 227 runs @ 56.75.

COACH: DARYL THORNTON MANAGER: HEATHER HOPKINS 50 14A Report Players: James Andrew, Joel Beattie, Marcus Beattie, Tim Berry, Zac Byrnes, Nick Chamberlain, Jonathan Haslam, Campbell Jackson, Michael McFarlane, Hayden Smith, Ethan Verdich

The 2008/09 season was a tough season for the boys. The team was made up of a mix of first year A graders, new players to the club and a couple of experienced heads. Though finishing second last on the ladder this doesn’t reflect the fact that we were competitive in nearly every game even though getting the win was always elusive. Some players had outstanding performances in between the disappointing results. Of course Jonathan had a ridiculous season making over 500 runs and Hayden hauled in 23 wickets. But there were some other great performances such as Nick’s 34 in round two to help us salvage a tie, Tim’s freak hands at first slip and Michael doubling his season tally in the last round with a very entertaining 11. Even though the results didn’t go our way it was encouraging to see all the boys enjoy themselves at training and during the game and to consistently put in the effort to improve their games. It was another great season for me coaching the boys and Mark also had a very enjoyable time assisting at training. James Andrew: For first year in A grade James had an exception year with the ball. Taking up the new ball duties James was always on the money bowling tight and giving nothing away in the early stages of the innings. His season of 11 wickets at 16 are impressive stats and also managed to chip in 74 runs with a great 31 in round 4 to help the team post a strong total. Joel Beattie: Started with a first ball duck but finished as our opening bat with 152 runs at 15 proving his worth at the top of the order. Joel and Jonathan became a reliable opening partnership which included a massive 120 run stand in our first win over Bosco. Joel also had a great season behind the stumps claiming 3 catches and two stumpings. Marcus Beattie: Had a tough year with the bat and only managed 54 runs. Marcus though was always keen to show how much better he was and with the same commitment and enthusiasm should have a terrific year next season. Marcus though made up for it in the field. He is electric across the ground and his tight medium pacers were a vital asset to the team’s results. Tim Berry: Tim showed early on his ability to hold the bat with some great rear guard efforts after our top order had struggled. Unfortunately Tim couldn’t maintain his form during the season and will look forward to some more runs during the next season. Tim was our other keeper along with Joel and he improved immensely over the season. His tendency to drop ball early on started to disappear and his glove work up to the stumps was sharp which reflected his 4 catches and two stumpings. Tim also somehow managed to have the team’s best bowling average of 8.75 claiming 4 wickets including 3/20 in the last round. Zac Byrnes: Zac impressed me from round one. He could hit a ball but more importantly showed maturity at the crease. He picked the good balls to block and the bad ones to smash. He made a few strong contributions and ended with 76 runs which was a top effort. Zac’s bowling also improved towards the end of the season and his hard work at training resulted in claiming 2/13 in the last round to cap off a good year. One of the quieter boys, Zac always put in the effort at training and duly deserves the teams most improved player. Nick Chamberlain: Nick was one of the fastest bowlers in the comp but was unable to use this skill effectively. Managing just five wickets Nick was probably a bit unlucky at times with some excellent spells but generally just needs to concentrate on bowling in better areas. The big plus for Nick however was the huge improvement he made in his batting. Nick worked extremely hard at training and this resulted in some fine knocks including a smashing 64 in round five. A great season with the bat Nick, well done. Jonathan Haslam: Not much to say other than outstanding. 523 runs @ 58.11, 4 wickets and 9 catches this was most definitely Jonathan’s season. He made 2 superb hundreds including a club record for highest individual score and on many occasions kept the score board ticking when others failed to deliver. Jono was one of the hardest working guys at training and had the concentration and determination to produce top class cricket each week. Also he is a great team player and was always encouraging and supporting his team mates. Well done Jono, an extremely excellent effort mate. Campbell Jackson: Campbell had a tough first year in the 14s but showed some promise with bat and ball. On his day he bowled well and probably deserved more then the 3 wickets he got but struggled to maintain control. Campbell worked hard at training and did show signs of improvement as the season went on. With the same effort next season Campbell is capable of being a much better bowler then what he showed this season. 51

Michael McFarlane: Michael should be very pleased with his contribution this season. Michael became our surprise wicket taker, collecting 8 wickets at just over 20 a piece and seemed to be able to get a wicket when the opposition was on top. Michael did struggle a bit with the bat but in the last game managed a very entertaining knock of 11 which included his now trademark reverse sweep. A great team player, Michael was outstanding in the field, always putting his body on the line to stop the ball. Good effort Michael and you are very deserving of the team player award. Hayden Smith: Hayden with out a doubt is a very talented batsman and very fine all round cricketer. Hayden will be disappointed with his batting efforts this year failing to pass 50 but can hold his head high as he led the team very well through the tough times. While he missed out on the runs his newly developed leg spinners became lethal and managed a massive season haul of 23 wickets @ 14.17. An excellent effort Hayden. Ethan Verdich: Ethan was another player who worked hard at training but was unable to deliver on game day. Was consistently in the middle to lower order because he is a capable batsmen but just was unable to put the runs on the board. Ethan also started to impress with his bowling towards the end of the season. He began to get good control of the ball and managed a couple wickets in round 8 for good measure. Though he missed out on the runs this year he is talented enough to make more runs in the future.

COACH: MATT SAMBUCO / MARK RICE MANAGER: ROB SMITH 14D Report Players: Jarrod Cosgriff, Trent Edwards, Matthew Flegg, Paul Fsadni, James Grady, Joshua Kedwell, Josh Kennedy, Anthony McNamara, Mitchell Morris, Eden Murphy, Chris Pendergast, Mitchell Sargeant, Ryan Stevenson

This year all the boys enjoyed their cricket. We welcomed two new players into the team with Ryan and Paul contributing effectively throughout the season. Each cricketer had their share of triumphs but mostly they had fun. The finals proved to be just out of reach for us this year but not through lack of trying. We had many very close matches that could have gone either way with a bit of luck! Jarrod: a good all round player with a good eye for the ball and a keen batter. His best batting innings of 40 in round 5 and best bowling at 1 for 7 in round 9 contributed to the teams’ success in those two rounds. Trent: becoming a better cricketer each year. He had his best batting innings of 36 in round 6 and best bowling at 3 for 9 in round 9. Matt: a quiet achiever who plays to his ability and has a go at every ball that comes his way. He had his best batting innings of 13 in round 5 and best bowling at 1 for 7 in round 2 and 6. Paul: new into our team and a determined hitter. Handy with the ball and in the field. He had his best batting innings of 78 in round 8 and best bowling at 3 for 34 in round 5. James: our youngest cricketer at only 11 years of age, certainly not scared of the ball and getting hit a few times! He had his best bowling at 2 for 11 in round 6 and 1 for 3 in round 2 had us all jumping in our seats. Josh Kedwell: our dedicated wicketkeeper for the season, he did not get much bowling time or fielding but this is where his position is. He improved his keeping skills greatly. He had his best batting innings of 28 in round 8 and 29 in round 10. Josh Kennedy: a very accurate fielder with good hands and a good eye for the stumps. Rarely let the ball past him. He had his best batting innings of 18 in round 4 and best bowling at 2 for 4 in round 2 and 1 for 2 in round 6. With 51 overs that included 9 wickets and 16 maidens, a very good effort. Anthony: newly acquired skills as a spinner saw him gain valuable wickets throughout the season. Very handy with the bat as well. Good job golden child! He had his best batting innings of 53 in round 4 and best bowling at 6 for 25 in round 10. Mitchell M: a safe hands cricketer and becoming more confident with the bat. Always a smile on his face. He had his best batting innings of 12 in round 1 and best bowling at 1 for 4 in round 6. 52

Eden: a much better cricketer and more focused this year. His bowling was quick and accurate. A fast fielder. He had his best batting innings of 8 in round 3 and best bowling at 2 for 14 in round 9. Chris: a difficult bowler for the batters to hit at. He found his position at opening bat with many a new ball losing its shine at his bat. He had his best batting innings of 26 in round 5 and best bowling at 2 for 10 in round 3. Mitchell S: learnt how to catch this year with 4 up his sleeve for the season, excellent. He may be Mini but he isn’t worried about the fast ball that comes his way. He had his best batting innings of 7 in round 6 and best bowling at 1 for 6 in round 4. Ryan: has been a most consistent batter for the season with 95% of his batting in the double digits each innings. A talented player with plenty of future growth. He had his best batting innings of 68 in round 8 and best bowling at 1 for 7 in round 6. Overall the team had a good season with plenty of determination and good nature. Well done to all the boys. We wish to thank our coaches Mitchell Durie and Brennan James for the skills and youth they brought into the team. We look forward to another season in September. Socially we enjoyed the BBQ’s, get togethers and general friendly banter. COACH: MITCHELL DURIE/BRENNAN JAMES MANAGER: SUE KENNEDY 16A Report Players: Ryan Almond, James Barnes, Patrick Bird, Samuel Bleasdale, Jordan Dow, Blake Duncum, Ben Dwarshuis, Bradley Ford, Nigel Garton, Liam Herne, Matthew Hobden, Matt Launt, Nathan Loder

This was always going to be a tough season for the boys. 10 out of our 12 players were first year U/16’s and although the boys already had the last few premierships under their belt, it was a whole new ball game stepping up to the 16A’s. We started the season with a comfortable loss to St.Pats and after going down to them another time in Round 4…we were 2 from 4 and struggling. The boys then turned it around to win 5 of the next 6 to make it into the final. St.John Bosco were the minor premiers and probably slight favourites on the day. Benny won the toss and we struggled our way through to 9-118 from 60 overs. Some early wickets and a few spectacular catches (especially Nigel’s if you ask him) put us on top early to have them 7 for not many. A strong partnership took Bosco through to a winning position…just 20 to win…before our regular finals hero James Barnes cleaned up the last three to end up with a 5fa. A fantastic effort by all of the boys to win a very tough competition, all of the boys contributed to making this a year to remember. RYAN ALMOND ( vc ) - We knew before the season started that we needed Ryan to fire to have a good chance this year and fire he did. 507 runs @ 56.33 with two centuries and a few fifties meant that we had a solid start to almost every innings this year. If that wasn’t enough to contribute, Ryan added 15 wickets at a very tidy 12.93… a phenomenal effort. Congratulations Ryan. JAMES BARNES - Barnesy was definitely one of our bowling strengths this year. He has the ability to keep the ball low and to make the batsmen play shots. James ended up with 14 wickets this year plus a 5fa in the final to be our highest wicket taker. Barnesy is strong in the field at point and seems to take plenty of catches when he doesn’t look a chance! Great season Barnesy, well done. PATRICK BIRD - A solid middle order batsman and the man to throw the ball to when a partnership needs to be broken, Birdy made a strong all-rounder this season. Pat had limited opportunities with the bat this year but took his chances when he got them, guiding us home to victory on a couple of occasions. He also took his chance with the ball, taking 9 wickets from only 35 overs, one of the best strike rates in the competition…Great season Birdy. SAM BLEASDALE - Bleasy when on fire is unstoppable with the ball, knocking over plenty of top order batsmen. His bowling got faster and straighter as the season progressed and is turning himself into a strong opening bowler. Somehow he averaged 14 with the bat … probably because he spent more time running out the other bloke than himself, handy runs all the same…Well done Bleasy. JORDAN DOW ( vc ) - This self professed superstar had another good season this year with the gloves….saving many wayward deliveries from certain boundaries and taking a few catches in the process. Jordy chipped in with 161 runs @ 27 which is a little under what he would like but still good enough to scrape into the side next year…this is only due to the fact that the third of this young mans craft is bowling. With the staggering figures of 2 for 60 at about 7 runs per over, Jordy is an asset in any team. Good luck at the trials next year mate. 53

BLAKE DUNCUM - Blake was our only player with 16A experience and after some injuries earlier in the season, Blake came back well and improved as the season progressed which culminated in a faultless dig in the Final to give us half a chance of winning. Well done Blake, good luck in men’s next year. BEN DWARSHUIS ( c ) - Benny was a good leader this year, he learnt a lot and still has a lot to learn but thoroughly deserved to captain a side to a 16A premiership. The boy cannot win a toss until the final, which we will deal with cause we need to win the big one. Leading by example with the bat, Ben consistently scored runs all season finishing with 345 runs @ 57.50. He chipped in with 12 wickets and some freakish fielding to have a very good all round season. Congratulations Benny. BRADLEY FORD - A very good addition to the side this year, Brad settled into the No.3 batting position well and consistently spent time in the middle all year. Brad finished with 155 runs @ 15 which were always much needed runs when one of our openers had fallen. Brad improved with the ball and in the field all year and is shaping up for a big one with the ball next year. Welcome to the club Brad. NIGEL GARTON - Everyone loves Nigel Garton, it’s just something none of the boys could control… Nige also wasn’t too bad on the cricket field, putting everything he had in him into helping the boys win. Batted very well, helping us home on a couple of occasions and fought hard in the field all year. We love you Nigel. LIAM HERNE - Herney took on the tough job this year of opening the batting and did it very well. Although he didn’t always come off with too many runs on the board, he always did his job of wearing down that new ball and setting the scene for our middle order bats. His top score was a well made 60 and a few wickets and catches made it a good all round season for Herney. MATTHEW HOBDEN - When Hobbo wasn’t identifying rocks…he was bowling. His bowling continued to get faster as the season progressed and if it wasn’t for a mid season injury, Hobbo would have taken plenty more than the 8 that he did take. Hobbo was a freak in the field this year, taking some ridiculous catches that only he could make look so awkward. Another solid season Hobbo, well done mate. MATTHEW LAUNT - Matty Launt was another one of our second year 16’s and struggled a little to find his feet in the 16A’s but slogged his guts out to get the results he did. Matt’s season got cut a little short this year but was a valuable member of the team. Thanks Matt. I’d like to finish by thanking everyone who has helped this year. The scorers, umpires, witches hat attendants and drinks carriers….Thank You. My beautiful manager Margie Launt, whose efforts…and Mars Bars…were appreciated by all. Lastly to my two spectacular (or something like that) assistant coaches, Wade Horsnell and Adam Dow … thanks Wado and Hoggy.

COACH: ROB KNIGHT / WADE HORSNELL/ADAMM DOW MANAGER: MARGIE LAUNT 16C Report Players: Scott Boyton, Martin Brooks, Mitch Cox, Mitchell Dibb, Nathan Grove, Sam Haynes, Mark Kidd, Cameron Lane, James Loughran, Samuel Murphy, Matt Reynolds, Trent Rogerson-Lambert, Brent Wallis

This year we welcomed three new players to cricket – Trent RL, Nathan Grove and Sam Murphy. The team had a good year without making the finals, but with a bit of luck in the games against Caringbah, when we let them off the hook a number of times, we might have made it. Never mind, as most importantly the boys all played well as a team, enjoying themselves in this great game - which they played in the right spirit, and at all times displaying excellent sportsmanship to each other and to the opposition. Each week we had a legion of supporters, more commonly known as parents, which provided a great atmosphere and support for the players. Without doubt we easily won the ‘most supported’ team in the 16C competition! Thank you parents and for those who willingly (and unwillingly) helped out with the scoring during the year – it was most appreciated. This year we decided to enter the Under 16’s 20/20 competition which was run by NSW cricket. We were the only Dragons team to participate and when we won our first game against Summer Hill, we thought how good was this! However, we were swiftly brought back to earth in our next games against 54

2 A grade sides, but at least we had a go! It was a ‘good’ experience for the boys and was also better than training, and we all enjoyed the après cricket. Lastly, I would like to thank the three coaches – Dave McMillan, Colin Kidd and Greg Ings – for their time and effort in helping the team during the year. There was a great empathy between the coaches and players, which made for a happy team environment. I should mention though that at times it was a tad harder ‘managing’ the coaches than the players! We should also thank Karen Kidd for making sure the coaches arrived in one piece on Saturday mornings after some ‘big’ Friday nights. PLAYER PROFILE Scott Boyton (Capt.): Scott led the team extremely well and had a great rapport with the players and coaches. As opener, Scott also led the way with some solid performances with some much needed ‘captain’s knocks’. Scott started the season with a 50 and scored 131 at 13.10. Scott’s off spinners improved as the season progressed and were match winners by season’s end. In the round 9 game against Bosco he bowled 10 overs taking 6 for 15. Martin Brooks: It was great having Brooksy in the team – a great team player who had some good knocks with the bat, including a top score of 40 not out against his old team Bosco in round 3. Brooksy was also very adept in the field and was always encouraging his team, whilst his deceptive bowling nabbed him 2 wickets. Brooksy received the Team Player award, which was well deserved. Mitchell Cox: Coxy was our strike bowler who was able strike fear into our opponents with his pace. Mitch took 15 wickets, at an excellent average of 10.7, and his best was 4 for 27 against Bosco in round 6. Coxy was also good in the field – mainly the outfield - where he took a number of difficult catches. His batting wasn’t as strong this year as we know it can be but he still scored 34 runs averaging around 6 and top scored with 20 against Bosco in round 3. Mitchell Dibb: Dibby was another great team player who was great to have around. He was happy to put up his hand to open the innings if need be - or to go in at the tail. Dibby scored 31 runs and had a top score of 11 not out. His best was saved till last when he and Sam Haynes put on 30 for the last wicket against Caringbah, which gave us a decent total to defend. Dibby’s bowling was also very impressive this year, taking 7 wickets at an average of 7, and taking 2 for on a number of occasions. Dibby deservedly received the Most Improved award – well done mate. Nathan Grove: In Nathan’s first year of cricket he acquitted himself well and his cheerful nature made him a popular member of the team. Whilst not getting that many opportunities, Nathan was able to grit out some runs when needed including a great innings against the front runners Gymea when he scored a PB of 9, but importantly Nathan defied their good bowlers for nearly an hour. Nathan was also very safe in the field and took 4 good catches during the year. Sam Haynes: Sam was our ‘master blaster’ for the year and provided us with a number of entertaining innings – including a memorable 78 against Caringbah. Sam amassed 372 runs at an average of 37.20 and was the form batsman of the competition, getting 3 more fifties as well as a 40. Sam was also one of our strike bowlers, taking 13 wickets at 12.92, and he was just as good in the field snapping up 7 catches to tie for most catches taken. It was no surprise that Sam won the team’s Batting Award. Mark Kidd: After a slow start Mark hit his straps in the 2nd half of the competition making his ‘mark’ this year with the ball, rather than the bat. His left arm medium pacers had the opposition in tatters on a few occasions and with 17 wickets at 8.41 Mark was our most successful bowler. His best was against Caringbah in round 5 taking 5 for 39. Mark scored 27 runs and took 4 catches. With his great success with the ball, Mark received the team’s Bowling Award. Cameron Lane: Cameron had a great year, not only as wicketkeeper, but excelling as a batsman scoring 150 runs at 13.64 – our back up master blaster! Some of Cameron’s innings were nothing short of whirlwind and he almost got us home for an improbable outright win against Caringbah early in the year with a great 39 in 25 minutes, but we fell just 2 runs short. In the first 20/20 he scored a fantastic 52 retired to set up our win against Summer Hill. Cameron was also safe behind the stumps taking 4 catches and figuring in 2 run outs. Jimmy Loughran: Jimmy had a great year in an all rounders capacity and it was indeed a pleasure to have him in the side. Jimmy’s batting improved during the year and despite having a penchant for belting the ball, he offered to open in the last few games when others were reluctant to do so. As an opener, he displayed great temperament and resilience, occupying the crease for extended periods. Jimmy scored 64 runs at an average of 8 with a top score of 22 in round 7 against Gymea. Jimmy also captured 11 wickets including a great 3 for 3 off 4 overs to ensure our win in the last game against Caringbah. He was also safe as houses in the field taking 5 sharp catches. 55

Sam Murphy: Sam was also having his first year of cricket and was eager to learn from the outset. He quickly fitted in with the rest of the team and was another good team player. Whilst Sam only scored 17 runs he displayed a good eye and could belt the ball as well as anyone. His best innings was against Gymea when he defied their best bowlers for over an hour to score a PB of 7 and was unfortunately run out when a bigger score was looming. Sam also picked up 2 wickets with his bowling. Well done Sam. Matt Reynolds: Like Jimmy, Matt had a great year as an all rounder. Matt got away to some good starts with the bat but a real good score eluded him. However, he still managed 116 runs for the year at 11.60. Matt’s top score was 28 and against Caringbah in which he figured in what was almost a match- winning partnership of 90 with Sam Haynes. Matt’s bowling was very reliable and his persistent line and length got him 13 wickets at 11.54 for the year. Matt’s fielding was also reliable and he took 7 catches to tie for most catches taken. Trent Rogerson-Lambert: Trent was another having his first year of cricket and his enthusiasm made him a popular member of the team. Trent RL (as he was known in the scorebook) started the year, and his career, with a great quick fire 15 runs against Gymea. Whilst he couldn’t quite emulate that innings again he scored 27 runs for the year. Trent also captured a wicket with his tweakers and took 3 good catches at slip during the year. Good luck next year Trent. Brent Wallis: Brent had good year as an all rounder, and after a couple of good innings in the 20/20 games he had a few goes at opener where he displayed patience and attitude to hang in there on a number of occasions. Brent scored 37 runs, with a top score of 11 against Bosco. Brent’s bowling was consistent taking 6 wickets for 23, with a best of 3 for 42. Brent was very reliable in the field taking 5 catches, including the one that mattered in the last game against Caringbah. Well done Brent

COACH: DAVID MCMILLAN & COLIN KIDD & GREG INGS MANAGER: DAVID REYNOLDS A2 Report Players: Nathan Alterator (capt); Matthew Carroll; Joel Manns; Stewart Vella; Mark Mitchell; James Stone; Daniel Harkins; Steven Morriss; Paul Bremner; Sean Garton; Daniel Burke; Mitchell Eadie; Paul Barnes; Geoff Morriss Without a shadow of a doubt, this season was enjoyable from Day 1 until the Grand Final, with a thousand highlights that cannot all be mentioned in this report. Despite falling short at the last hurdle, the lads can be extremely proud of their achievements this season, dominating the difficult A2 competition at our first attempt, and being crowned Minor Premiers in the process. As well as there being some excellent individual performances, the main catalyst for our success would have to be the way our team gelled together to work as a collective, supporting one another on the field and having an awesome time along the way. This year, we welcomed a couple of new signings to our core group of players – opening bat Mitch Eadie, the guru Dan Burke and Jeremy Vickers after a year off. These guys fitted in almost immediately and earned the respect of their team-mates with their level heads and talent on the field. From the first day of the season, when we lost our first wicket at 188, we knew things were looking good, until way down the track in the second-last round against Taren Point when the wheels fell off somewhat with a 3-run defeat. As well as Racomelara scoring 79, highlights of the year had to include Barnsey’s phenomenal 188*, an innings where boundaries were hit at will, Warney’s 6-wicket demolition of St. Pats, Mitch’s 71 and Stone’s 107 in the opening round, Mitch forgetting the stumps, Warney’s quotes of the week, Harkins’ massive innings in the Grand Final to earn him Man of the Match, Stewart’s new love interest from Taren Point, Burkey (aka The Don, aka Graeme Smith) smashing Como on one leg, Mannsy sending the red pill down the pitch only days after being released from hospital, Bremner’s magic cook up and Bourbon calls, Nato winning his annual duel with Dejarlais and thousands more highlights that cannot be recalled or released in the public domain at this moment. Speak to Morriss for more details. So, with the Captain’s hat on, I would like to thank everyone for their support throughout the season. It is not an easy job, especially with 14 fit players in the squad (no serious injuries this season – unbelievable!), to pick a team….and it has been an honour to play with such a talented group of players. Below I have included the season stats and nicknames for each player. 56

Nathan (Nato) Alterator (BAT) Innings N.O Runs Average H.S Catches 6 2 104 26 86 5 Paul (Barnsey, Jazalenko, PDHPE) Barnes (BAT) Innings N.O Runs Average H.S Catches B.B 6 2 270 67.5 188* 4 1-3 Paul (Brommy) Bremner (BOWL) Overs Maidens Wickets Runs A. Average B.B Catches 60.5 18 12 158 13.17 5 for 23 3 Daniel (Burkie, Graeme Smith, The Don) Burke (BAT) Innings N/O Runs Average H.S Catches 6 1 139 27.8 48 3 Matthew (Warney, SK) Carroll (BOWL) Overs Maidens Wickets Runs A. Average B.B Catches 65.4 8 15 246 16.4 6 for 10 1 Mitchell (Mitch) Eadie (BAT) Innings N/O Runs Average H.S Catches 7 0 104 14.86 71 6 Sean (Garto, Garts) Garton (ALL) Innings Runs Average Overs Wickets Runs A. Average B.B 6 72 12 43.3 6 231 38.5 2 for 26 Daniel (Bourbons, Harko) Harkins (ALL) Innings N/O Runs Average Overs Wickets Runs A. Average B.B 8 4 47 11.75 9 4 41 10.25 2 for 8 Joel (Mannsy) Manns (BOWL) Innings Runs Average H.S Overs Maidens Wickets Runs A. Average B.B 3 44 22 21 87.3 14 25 227 9.08 6 for 25 Mark (Wranger) Mitchell (WK) Innings Runs Average H.S Catches 5 38 7.6 19 8 Steve (Morry, Iemma) Morriss Innings Runs Average H.S Overs Maidens Wickets Runs A. Average B.B 8 84 14 31* 78 15 14 220 15.71 4 for 18 James (The Eternal Optimist, Stoner, Stonehenge) Stone Innings Runs Average H.S Overs Wickets Runs A. Average B.B 10 320 45.71 107 23 8 81 10.12 3 for 18 Stewart (Stewy) Vella Innings Runs Average H.S Overs Wickets Runs A. Average B.B 6 231 38.5 94 53.3 13 157 12.08 5 for 6 Jeremy (JV) Vickers Innings Runs Average H.S Overs Wickets Runs A. B.B Catches 2 26 13 22 6 2 37 1 for 9 2

NATHAN ALTERATOR, CAPTAIN B1-1 Report Players: Wade Horsnell (capt); Brett Adams; Beau Knowles; Gregory Betts; Nathan Barry; Ryan Salakas; Craig Brownscombe; Ben Vickers; Cameron Turner; Stuart Slack; Spencer White; Jonathon Wright; Simon Morriss; Nabeel Chaudhry; Lee Bailey After last years grand final win the team thought we needed to have pre-season training if we were going up a grade or two. So the team enlisted the help of 1 of test cricket’s greatest players in Scott Muller and went on a 2 week boot camp in Amsterdam. The training was hard and vigourous, with alot of late nights and some tuff mornings. Once back in Oz the team was feeling fresh and ready to start the season, but with last years player of the final still in Amsterdam awaiting his court case we weren’t sure if he would play in the opening match. With the arrival of our star player (out on bail) for the first round the team was pumped to go back to back. 57

First half of the season we got off to a great start with winning our first few games and then a wedding and christmas parties derailed our season, but not before a magnificent century and a 5 wicket haul by the skipper Wado to kick the season off. Craig (Greg) Brownscombe and Nathan (Baz) Barry were our 2 debutants this season who would both add that spark and tremendous athleticism that the side already had especially the slips cordon. Craig and Baz went on to have a good season contributing in all areas of the game one way or another. Craig with his bowling certainly kept the scorers on their toes having to consistently mark down 4 or wide in the score book and on one occasion W for wicket. He finished up with1/567 from his 20 overs through the season which was a great effort considering he hadn’t bowled for a number of days. It was Craig’s batting that stood out though, hitting a 74 on debut and other scores of 64, 43no and 103 to pile 300 and something runs for the season. He was also dismissed by some freakish catches in the single digit scores he did have which would normally only be caught by big Stu in our side with those lovely soft hands. Baz was a real team man who was willing to do anything for the better of the side. In one game at Gymea he bowled 8 fantastic overs taking 1/31 against a good batting side in Caringbah which proved that he could do the job when required. His batting was solid in the lower order holding up an end to get us across the line on a couple of occasions. There were certainly some highlights to come out of the season that I can remember and nothing stands out more than Tubba tearing both hamstrings chasing a ball at Gwawley West that had us all in stitches. Then there were 8 blokes that had to help him up and carry him from the field into the back of an ambulance which held up play for more than 2 hours. The diagnosis was only severe cramp by the doctor. Bailes continued his good form throughout the year turning up late on almost every occasion and having to put his shoes and socks on in the middle. It doesn’t finish there with the big man purchasing a $280 puma bat, then weeks later he lost it off the back of his truck when it wasn’t strapped in. Congratulations to the 3 centurions in Wado, Craig and Spence who scored 104*, 103 and 104* respectively in different matches through the season and also Wado leading the wicket taking with 20, mind you it helps when you bowl yourself 300 overs during the season. Hubb played 3 of the most important innings at different stages during the season. He may have scored only three 30’s but it was the time in the middle and the importance of not losing a wicket that mattered with his coolness under pressure getting us through. Unfortunately we didn’t make the finals this season but that was due to the unavailability of players through the season and probably being a little inconsistent with the bat and ball at different times. However the enjoyment factor amongst all the guys is what matters and having a few beers after the game, putting crap on each other with team fines is what we all play for. Next year there won’t be any weddings or bucks parties we hope that will interrupt our season so we all look forward to playing alongside each other again.

STU AND WADE.

B1-2 Report Players: Drew Lake (capt); Colin Berry; Matt Sambuco; Rob Smith; Andrew Kelly; Adam Logan; David Coady; Glenn Hickey; Will Wooster; Andrew Jones; Adam Dow; Jordan Dow; Ryan Marlow; John Watson; Nick Bird; Andrew Herne; Mitchell Walkerden This year saw the combination of 2 teams who were struggling for a side. There were some experienced senior players and some fine young up and coming juniors. Firstly, welcome to those new players Adam D, Ryan, Andrew J, Mitch, John, Nick and Jordan, I’m sure that the experience you gained this year will lead you to better opportunities and success in the future. Hope you all enjoyed the season. To those returning players it was another enjoyable and successful year. Thanks to both Hayden Smith and Mitch Floyd who assisted us during the season. Also a special thanks to all the supporters who attended during the year. They included wives, kids, girlfriends and parents, we were no doubt the best supported team in our grade and I’d suggest across the association, well done. With the combination of 2 teams we started the season as a fairly large squad and it’s always difficult to get everyone a go each week. In the end we required the numbers as we struggled for players at various times during the season, particularly after the Xmas break. I believe we managed to achieve a 58 good balance and had a successful season. The older guys provided the younger players some valuable experience and the younger players renewed the energy of the more experienced players. The season started with a very dominating win and we saw some very handy performances by most players. Unfortunately this domination was quickly eroded in the following game where we were beaten by as much as we won the first. Our woes didn’t end there; we lost our next game after being in a winning position on a couple of occasions. After that we managed to get on a roll and put some strong performances together with some excellent batting setting up some large targets and chasing down some handy targets against some quality opposition. By the Xmas break we had reached 2nd place and all that was required was a couple more wins. Unfortunately, after the break our batting let us down, and as has been the case in previous seasons, we began to struggle for a win. We did manage to escape with a victory against Heathcote with a fine bowling performance to have them out for 60 which ultimately gave us 2nd position on the table. In the Semi we played Heathcote. After an average performance on the Saturday, we arrived on Sunday to find the pitch had been damaged over night. This gave us a fortunate victory (and a victory you don’t really like to see). In the final we were dismissed for 95 and it looked like another big loss to the minor premiers. However, we saw some fighting qualities and in the end were unlucky not to win the game after we had them 8/48 before the rain. There were many highlights during the season but here’s a few memorable moments; ƒ Drew in the first game smash 72 to top score for the match and a couple of youngsters in Andrew Jones and Andrew Herne score some quick runs at the end. We then manage to bowl them out for 68. ƒ Glenn Hickey’s over head catch against Engadine in the first round. ƒ Adam Dow scored our only hundred finishing with 112 and put on a partnership of around 180 with Matt Sambuco (74) against Heathcote in the first round. ƒ Jordan Dow top scoring with 55 and being involved in a couple of Partnerships with both Andrew Kelly (52) and his brother Adam (39) to rescue us after we were 2-2 chasing 189. ƒ Ryan showing his ability with the bat scoring 82 against Taren Point in the 2nd round, to steer us to a relatively comfortable win. ƒ Coady scoring 67 against the other Engadine team in the 2nd round to nearly pull of an improbable victory batting with both Hayden Smith and Mitch Floyd. ƒ Drew (4/23) and Adam Logan (2/13) destroy Heathcote in the 2nd round and have them dismissed for 60. ƒ Finally, Drew finishing with 6/31 in the final. Hopefully everyone enjoyed the season and we will see all return next year to see if we can go one better. The team; Drew Lake runs 190 avg 19.0 wkts 16 avg 11.1– Started the season with his top score and then failed to continue to show the promise with the bat for the remainder of the season but did finish as our 3rd leading run scorer. His contribution with the ball gave us that extra edge as he continued to bowl economically at the start of each innings and breaking the opening partnership. Matt Sambuco runs 305 avg 30.1 wkts 18 avg 15.4 – Matt is starting to show his maturity with both bat and ball as he finished the season as our leading wicket taker and run scorer. He often was the backbone of the batting as others batted around him. He is also a very handy left arm bowler who broke some vital partnership. A great year and I’m sure there’s many more to come. Glenn Hickey runs 51 avg 10.2 wkts 8 avg 8.3 – One of the more experienced players, opened the innings but never really got going with the bat, with his top score being in the first match. Glen was a more the handy bowler who picked up wickets at an excellent average. He is also an excellent gully fieldsman where he took a super catch against the other Engadine team in the first round. Adam Dow runs 192 avg 38.4 wkts 1 avg 2 – One of the new comers to the team, full of confidence and is a talented batsman; he managed the highest score for the team of 112 against Heathcote which was no doubt his highlight for the year. He’s also is a talented off spinner (so he says)!!!! He’s also a good talker in the field encouraging his teammates. I’m sure he has some excellent years ahead of himself, well done a good year. Andrew Herne runs 142 avg 20.3 wkts 4 avg 34.8 – Andrew was another player who started his year with his highest score in the first game. He showed during the year what he is capable of with both bat and ball and he definitely has some potential to develop into a quality all rounder in the future. Keep up the good work, there’s some very successful seasons ahead. 59

Jordan Dow runs 108 avg 21.6 – Jordan was our youngest member who played 16’s while also playing in the seniors. He was always keen to put his hand up to bat up the order and he managed to top score in one game scoring 55 after the loss of a couple of early wickets. He backed up a good regular season by also top scoring in the final. He’s also a fine wicket keeper and shows plenty of enthusiasm to the game. Good year mate. Ryan Marlow runs 145 avg 20.7 wkts 6 avg 15.3 – Ryan is a very talented cricketer and has a bright future ahead of him with both bat and ball. He is a hard hitting left hand batsman scoring 82no in one innings and is a more than handy medium pace bowler as he captured 6 wickets during the season. There are plenty of good years ahead, hopefully he can learn from the experience gained this year. Andrew Kelly runs 144 avg 24.0 wkts 1 avg 21.0 – Ned had a successful season with the bat scoring most of his runs during the first half of the season. He showed more maturity this year than in the past and this was no more evident than in Round 7 were he scored 52. He also rapped up the season with a face saving and patient innings with Andrew J in the final to give us a shot at a win. David Coady runs 179 avg 19.9 wkts 6 avg 27.2 – Coady is a very handy hard hitting all rounder, who liked to dominate an attack. He scored some valuable runs with a high score of 67 against the other Engadine side to give us hope of a win from an impossible position. He’s also another handy medium pacer with limited opportunities snaring 6 wickets during the season. Good season with many more to come. Andrew Jones 56 avg 14.0 – Andrew was one of the ‘team players’ always there ready to add his bit to the team success. He scored his highest score in the first game and finished the season off well with a fine innings in the final to give us some hope of a win. Andrew was also our specialist cover fielder who showed some great enthusiasm and managed to lead the catches with 5. I’m sure there’s more runs in the seasons ahead, well done. Adam Logan runs 43 avg 14.3 wkts 16 avg 19.5 – Adam was one of our opening bowlers who has improved consistently over the seasons and developed into one of our strike bowlers. While not finishing any game with a bag full of wickets, he consistently took wickets during most games and generally bowled very economically at the start. Great effort. Mitch Walkerdon runs 103 avg 12.9 wkts 2 avg 70.0 – Mitch has had a few season off and returned to play with his mates this year. He started the season as a lower order batsman and occasional bowler. He batted a couple of times up the order and as a free flowing batsman showed he certainly has ability to succeed in the years ahead. He can develop into a more than capable all rounder. John Watson runs 42 avg 7.0 wkts 5 avg 48.4 – John was generally one of our first change bowlers who showed some good pace at various stages. John should develop into a very a handy opening bowler with some valuable experience. He’s also got some ability with the bat which I’m sure will develop further in the years ahead. Well done. Nick Bird runs 54 avg 10.8 – Nick was one of our opening batsman and generally kept wickets. Unfortunately, due to injury and family commitments he missed a few games during the 2nd round. I’m sure in the seasons ahead Nick can develop into a more than capable opening batsman and wicket keeper. Rob Smith runs 10 avg 5.0 wkts 1 avg 30.0 – Rob generally batted down the order and had limited opportunities with the bat. He’s a handy off spin bowler but again had limited opportunities. Rob’s greatest asset was his presence at first slip with a good pair of hands. Col Berry runs 52 avg 8.7 – Col was another of the openers, who started the year with his top score and unfortunately went downhill from there. Good team player and will bat wherever required.

Finally, unfortunately with 16 players not everyone can get a run in the final. Remember it takes a team to be successful and at various stages everyone contributed to the team’s success. Again, a good year by all and I’m sure after competing in the final this year we can go one better and take it out next year. Thanks for a great season. 60

B4 Report Players: Tim Russell (capt); Stewart Lumsden; Troy Abbott; Chris Moreland; Mitchell O’Reilly; Adam Turvey; Dean Griffith; Stuart Dibb; Chris Jackson; Chris Nelson; Blake Cole; Mitchell Ryan; James Andrew; Aaron Mall; Johnathon Ward

Unfortunately it was one of those seasons you just don’t want to remember. Limited numbers each week and a slight over grade were never going to help this sinking ship. In saying this the boys did put a couple of good performances in, with many people starring at one stage or another through out the season. The installment of Fridge into the top order helped our problems with early collapses. Boat obviously had spent the offseason with Ponting doing fielding drills as his skills this year have improved dramatically. Mitch R, Blake, Turkey, and Deano again showed there skills with numerous spurts of brilliance. Jono and Mitch O’Rielly were more of our recruits through out the offseason. Jono showed us he hadn’t lost anything with his time out of the game and Mitch lived up to the hype Chris Moreland had created with talk of his back yard talent. Talking about Chris he continued his season after season of solid wicket keeping. Also went alright with the bat, that is when he brought his kit + whites. Stewart Lumsden bowled well with the new ball all season. His batting on the other hand was left on the sideline, along with any self confidence he hadn’t drained from himself seeing the fierce medium pacers. Jacko had a distracted season with uni taking up some time. When he did take the field he succeeded as seasons past. Impact Player Dibby came in and proved he was a cut above the rest of us mugs with his 4 innings totaling almost everyone in the team. Hopefully I have slipped everyone’s name in this report, if I have missed anyone I apologise. Hope to see as many of you back next season as possible, we will get some new players in and will be more competitive in a bit lower grade.

Timmy

B5 Report Players: Mitchell Davis (capt); Corey Davis; Mitchell Durie; Brennan James; Graham Price; Andrew Watts; Dane Logan; Michael Daly; Matthew Healey; Dylan Andrews; Matthew Barnes; Damien Collins; Simon Andrews The B5 08-09 campaign began with a combination of returning players from the previous seasons B7 team as well as the return of a few former players and the introduction of the new team Ranga. After missing out on the points in round one, then having a certain outright result taken away from us when the opposition team failed to show up the following week we were on the back foot. However some consistent team performances matched with some inspirational individual performances saw the team making its charge up the ladder towards the halfway point of the season. The team had a slight hic up in round 7 against Caringbah Inn who were leading at the time. This was the team’s second and final loss for the regular season. The second round saw the mighty B5 team win every game and head into the final series full of confidence. The semi final saw us up against Miranda RSL a team that we had beaten twice and an establishment that the team had frequented many times throughout the season. After a slow but solid start on a heavy ground we found ourselves at 4 for 60 at drinks. A marvellous fifth wicket partnership of over 100 and some tip and run batting from the rest of the team had us well placed at the end of play with Miranda requiring 225 to win. Unfortunately lady luck favoured the batting team on day two. With the Miranda opener racing away to 50 with some very edgy slips drives. Some great bowling went unrewarded with balls finding gaps between fielders all day. After some seesawing cricket presented both teams with opportunities to win the game, Miranda won the game with just two balls to spare. This was a disappointing result for the team as our cricket throughout the year should have seen us into the final. All in all it was a very enjoyable season. Everyone got along (most of the time) even the two sets of brothers. Everyone’s cricket improved throughout the season and everyone contributed to the team in some way or another. Thanks for a great year and congratulations to the Dragons on its 50th anniversary. Mitchell (Mad) Davis – Season Goals Achieved – Dodgy up the score book so he got more six’s then Mick Daly. Let his brother get more wickets then him. Last more then 3 laps of a circuit on his Motor Bike (yet to be completed) 61

Mick Daly – Season Highlights – 50 off less then 30 balls and nearly killed sleeping team mate round 4. Learning how to play swing bowling. Corey (Peter Griffin) Davis – Season Goals Achieved – Get more wickets then his Brother. Bowl out entire team (still only got 4 wickets). Annoy team mates with Family Guy quotes. Matt (Chuckey) Barnes – Season Goals Achieved – Annoy as many opposition batsman with random comments and statements. Convince the team that as a Chef he does more then just julienne Carrots and fillet fish. Dane (Flash) Logan – Season Goals – Get runs without having to go to Whittos. Remember to take his chair home after matches. Continue to hold his record as the fastest man over 22 Yards. Brennan (Church) James – Season Goals – Survive Schoolies, develop his bowling technique to be considered almost as good as his idol “The Great Man Keats”. Next years goals may include getting some runs! Mitchell (The Phantom/Pup) Durie – Season Goals (still pending) – Convince SSCA to make Northies Cronulla an Authorised ground and have all matches played at the venue. Sign up but play as few games as possible throughout the season. Andrew (Ranga/ VVS) Watts – Season Highlights – 69 in Semi Final. Being given out Bat before wicket on two occasions only to be greeted by the dancing duck heading towards him as he left the field. Proving that left handed red heads can hit a ball a fair distance. Unfortunately for him no one from the team was watching at that time. Dylan Andrews – Season Highlights – 61 Not Out Round 9; 69 In Semi Final. Proving that Simon is not the only talented cricketer in the family. Receiving box of Weetbix as a present from the team for his Birthday. Simon Andrews – Season Highlights – Century in round 7; 76 Not Out in round 5. Enough classic catches to fill a rained out session of a Test. Giving his brother out when umpires did not show up in final round (some people actually herd him appeal!!!) Matthew (Heals) Healey – Season Highlights – Being the only player (can’t be classed as a batsman) to not get out at any time throughout the season. In such shock after scoring a run in round one that he then proceeded to face up at the bowlers end the following ball. Having a near death experience when passing out/falling asleep near the boundary. Graham (Labroy) Price - Season Highlights – 50 Not Out round 2. Surviving the City to Gong Bike Race. Creating many near death experiences for the opposition after kicking or hitting stumps out of the ground after wickets! Damien (Tipper) Collins – Season Goals Achieved – Beat flash for fastest between the wicket award. Gloat about New Zealand winning the Rugby League World Cup. Enjoying the bottomless esky until discovering that you have to pay for the beers! The B5 Team would also like to thank our regular supporters and Esky Emptiers Ray, Andy, Rowland, Shark Bait, Phil Barnes and Mr Watts. A special mention also goes out to the teams dancing duck who has managed to survive another season with so many hot heads in the team. B6 Report Players: Peter O’Reilly (capt); Darren Mexsom; Michael Smith; Gerard Dwarshuis; Ben Dwarshuis; Alex Sambuco; Ben Latham; Daniel Latham; Peter Cox; Rob Knight; Matt Hoff; Jeff Fiess; Paul Waddell; Brent Woodley; Tim Mall; Michael Ibbotson; Tristan Charles I guess it was a comp that we could of won if we were any good….but we weren’t…so we lost several games…this was due to many factors, mainly the players stated below. See you all next season I guess Ben Latham: Leading run scorer for the year with 267. Ben took some sharp catches and put on some important runs this year, saving us a few times…but obviously not enough times Peter Cox: I let Coxy play because he gave me a free cricket bat….turns out…he is a semi-decent bloke, can bat, can bowl but didn’t, can field. Well done tiger! Tim Mall: If he turned up more we would have won the comp…don’t feel bad Tim…just step up to the mark mate, this is B6. Scored 100 odd runs and took 15 wickets @ 14. Good season Rob Knight: With a batting average of 24..this superstar put the fear into many bowling attacks. To go with his spectacular batting, was his lightning fast inswinging, off cutters(probably 145ks an hour). He 62 rounded it off by being by far the most agile and skilful fielder in the team…Well done Rob…from Rob Brent Woodley: Brent only turned up a few times and went fairly average…But he brought the beer once so he was awarded MVP for the season.Well done Brent Ben Dwarshuis: Goes alright for a kid..scored 250 odd runs and got a few wickets….wait a minute…at an average of 30 odd…how did he get a bowl Pete, back to the 16s boy. Michael Smith: Who? Cougs was again disappointing with the bat, ball and as a general bloke. See you next year Cougs. Peter O’Reilly: Brought himself on to bowl against a team that had already beaten us and wanted to go to the pub….Somehow jagged a hat-trick. It was Pete’s last year of cricket (so he says) this year and we all cant wait to see the back of him….just kidding, thanks for everything Mr.Sheffield Daniel Latham: Not as good with the bat as his brother…but about a billion times better with the ball….Was our best bowler this year when he wasn’t hung over…that was once in R13 and the second Saturday of Round 5. Darren Mexsom: For some reason Mex is right up the order, probably cause he cant bowl (ability) and we feel sorry for him. Mex did alright with the bat and is probably the most unco fielder you have ever seen. Don’t know how to finish this one off Mex so we will just finish it with Jeff Feiss: I really wanted Jeff to take one wicket so I could say his bowling average is over a hundred…but he didn’t. Thanks for (insert positive comment here) Jeff! Matthew Hoff: Hoffy went alright. Turned up most of the time and didn’t annoy us too much. Got a few runs and definitely improved in the field. Gerry Dwarshuis: Gerry’s bowling economy rate of 9.3 runs per over really says it all. 9 overs 1 maiden 1 wicket for 84….I didn’t think it was possible to bowl a maiden and still go for that many runs. Sorry for talking you in to it mate. Paul Waddell: I guess we could say a fiery character. Wal bowled well but carried injuries for most of the season. Wal became a mail order bride late in the season and was shipped to Melbourne. Michael Ibbotson: Ibbo fluked plenty of fours with those lusty baseball swings. Ibbo doesn’t like cricket too much…but baseball is for girls. Alex Sambuco: Buco was everyones favourite….no good at cricket but a legend of a bloke…Works at KFC too which is a plus…Next year Buc’s….I’ll chuck you the new pill. Tristan Charles: I think he turned up once then was out for 6 months with a sprained pinky….Have a nice life mate. As you could see, the love and team spirits are high in the Engadine Dragons B6 team….maybe you need a new manager. See you all in 09-10 when we can be sure that Mex will be fumbling, Ian will be scoring, Buco will be swinging, I will be a jerk, Timmy will have gay hair and Cougs will still be bald. Cheers. Rob Knight B7 Report Players: Allan Lofthouse (capt); Paul Marsh; Tim Martin; Matthew Russell; Kurt Mitchell; Ian Mitchell; Cameron Laird; Paul Dixon; Samuel Dixon; Jaryd Duncan; Jordan Duncan; Peter Duncan; Bill Ziegler; Tim Hodgson; Brad Young; Steven Robertson The B7 team was made up of the nucleus of the successful 07/08 side, with the welcome addition of Kurt Mitchell (C2's in 07/08), Steve Robertson (moving back to the Shire from QLD), Cameron Laird (returning after 5 years in the UK) & Lance Birkett ( from country NSW). All three were successful in the Team's ability to maintain a good position on the "Ladder" & on numerous occasions were responsible in that endeavour. In a very tight competition, whereby any Team was capable of beating their opposition, the Dragons were able to achieve "SECOND PLACE" on the Ladder with 76 Points (comprising nine 1st inns. wins, one draw, two 1st inns. losses & Duty worth 18 points). 63

The three positions for the MINOR PREMIERSHIP & the PRELIMINARY SEMI-FINAL were virtually not decided in the B7 grade until the last of the fourteen rounds played, with five of the seven teams still in contention to that point. The "Bowling" element of the Team was the main strength & was probably the BEST?? in the Competition, with the opposition only achieving more than 150 in a couple of games. This was to the advantage of the "Batsmen" whom at times, managed to make the games somewhat closer than they should have been. However, on most occasions the "Batsmen" were able to gain the VICTORY when needed. Some exceptional Highlights from the Team were; Matt 60(rd2) & 57(rd4), Sam 7-64(rd4) & 5- 33(rd14), Kurt 5-38(rd1) & 5-12(rd5, could have been a lot more), Steve 73(rd6), Lance 60(rd7), 4- 4(rd9), 53(rd11), 60 &3-18(rd14) & 59(s/final), Jordan 4-13 inc. a hat trick(rd8), & Jaryd 67(rd4), 105(rd8), 138NO.(s/final) & 84(final). There were also numerous "Mentioned in Dispatches" for scores of 30 or more & 3 "fors" in the bowling column in the "Official Result" sheets from the Association. Also, who can forget "The Cougar's" efforts behind the stumps when called on, he didn't let us down. Jaryd Duncan with his 322 runs @ 32.2 was the Team's most successful Batsman, with Matt Russell & Lance Birkett both exceeding the "200" mark. Jaryd surpassed "500" for the season when the Final's games were taken into account. He managed to score "222" runs @ an average of "222" in both those games, bringing his season total to "544" runs @ "49.455". "An excellent effort that" as Richie would say. It would have been great to here Mr. Benaud say "222 runs @ 222" in commentary. Kurt Mitchell was the most successful Bowler in the Team with 35 wickets @ 9.486 Avge. in the 14 rounds. Jordan Duncan (19 @ 10.53) just missed the 20 wicket mark in the 14 rounds. Lance Birkett (16 @9.875) & Sam Dixon (18 @14.5) were the others to take over 10 wickets. The Bowler's accuracy throughout the season shows up with them achieving a 61% strike rate of "Bowled" & "LBW" decisions (ie 70 of 115 wickets taken). The Team only scored over 200 runs on one occasion, but did get over the 150 in 6 other games, & fortunately the Bowlers were good enough to defend these totals in nearly every game. The Fielding was good enough (say excellent) to assist the Bowling Attack in their task with 38 catches (some real classics) & 7 run outs, in gaining their 115 dismissals in total. The Team would like to thank our "SPONSOR" Paul Marsh & his Partner Andrew Rendell (A1 METALTECH PTY. LTD.) for their support to the Club & Team. A "Big Thanks" to our Scorer Judy & our Asst. Scorer & Drinks Runner Katie (where would we be without them!!!). We would like to once again thank Tim Martin for his great efforts in coming down from Brisbane for the Final's games, & to Paul M., Tim & Kurt for subbing in Rd.14 when we were "dropping like flies" due to the heat & some injuries. Also, as Captain I would like to thank all the Players, especially Matt, Bill & Ian (my Vice Captains) who gave me their utmost support & assistance throughout in making the season such an enjoyable experience & hope all will return in the 2009/00 season. ALLAN LOFTHOUSE. C1 Report Players: David McMillan (capt); Mitchell Peacock; Scott Judge; Dale Bates; Andrew Kearnes; James Wood; Colin Kidd; Richard Kidd; Mark Kidd; Alex Teuma; Chris Reeves; Ryan Mutch; Jason Gilmore A good start to the year and thought that we had the season wrapped up in the bag, until it wasn’t to be and things started to go pear shaped for us. All started well and turned out to missing the finals by a long way. All in all though we had a pretty good season provided the amount of players we had on the field in some games. We played some good cricket throughout the season when we had players at the ground which generally lead to borrowing or in some cases playing illegal players which we got caught for. Not much to right home about during the back end of the season with one game taking the field with 7 players. All in all though guys a great season and heaps of fun. Highlights: - David’s magnificent hundred - deemed to be the best ever. - Scott Judges massive six at Boystown 64

- Happy’s 140 odd not out. - Eggs’ innings where he carried the bat although not registered - Richies’ start to cricket getting a few wickets - Mutchy’s terrible comments - Alex’s sitter at Boystown which he made look 50 times harder than it should have been. World’s greatest captain. Dave xo C2 Report Players: Daniel Tench (capt); Clinton Allen; Russell Myer; Anthony Crisafulli; Dean McMillan; Matthew Terni; Bradley Price; Daniel Walsh; Michael Bedford; Ryan Emerson; Russell Hanna; Brent O’Toole; Julian Breen; Daniel Nair; Peter Wagener The season couldn't have started better, with an outright win from Caringbah. This was great encouragement for the lads as the next game we played was against Aquinas, where we lost by 3 runs only. We were very unlucky not to win. The last game of the first round we beat Bosco who finished up winning the competition. This was the first year for the boys to play together as a team; many of them came from Under 16's. A special mention to Matt Terni, as it was his first game of cricket and performed well. Julian was great to turn up to every game considering he became a dad for the second time; a baby girl, Penelope. Congratulations Julian!! CLINTON ALLEN - Clinton was a great contributor to the team, sharing the wicket-keeping and was handy with the bat and ball. Always alert in the field and loved his cricket. MICHAEL BEDFORD (Beddy) - another great effort from a keen cricketer. Michael scored runs off the bat including a fine century. Another handy bowler claiming many wickets. JULIAN BREEN - Julian loves his cricket and is always keen to support the boys; also loves a beer! We can safely call Julian an all-rounder. Good at every position. ANTHONY CRISAFULLI (Ant) - Another all-rounder. Great for the team and very versatile in the field. Handy batsman and took his share of wickets. RYAN EMERSON - Ryan scored runs with the bat and was very keen in the field. Ryan mixed well with everyone. RUSSELL HANNA - (JD) - Russell only played part of the season but was successful with the bat and ball. Another fine team-player. DEAN McMILLAN (Deano) - Dean was our opening bowler and managed to take his share of wickets. Dean was also a fine batsman. RUSSELL MEYER - Russell improved during the season, scoring a 46 not out off about 10 balls. He also took his share of wickets and was a gem on the field. DANIEL NAIR (Dan) - Another fine teamsman, handy with the ball and great in the field. Dan also liked an occasional beer. BRADLEY PRICE (Pricey) - Brad was our wicket-keeper for most of the season (sharing with Clinton). Great behind the stumps and a fine opening batsman. Well done Brad! DANIEL TENCH (Tenchy) - Daniel was our Captain and led his warriors to some very good wins and a few close losses. Daniel was also our opening bowler and managed many wickets and had his share of runs with the bat. MATTHEW TERNI - Don Bradman - eat your heart out! First year of cricket for Matt. He always batted at No.10 and handled the bat well. Keep it up Matt! PETER WAGNER - Pete unfortunately had to mix work with cricket. A fine cricketer and a great bloke. Another handy opening batsman and did a great job. DANIEL WALSH - Daniel missed a few games and batted down the order, always keen on the field and showed alot of enthusiasm. Daniel has always been a fine team-player.

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8A1 Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Joel Beatton 9 10 3 14 63 9.00 30 2 7 85 12.14 1 3 0 0 6 Harrison Blacker 10 12 10 27 184 92.00 32 5 9 77 8.56 1 2 2 0 7 Benjamin Clarke 10 11 1 23 149 14.90 30 3 3 124 41.33 6 1 3 0 1 Ryan Collins 10 12 1 14 104 9.45 31 3 15 74 4.93 1 1 1 1 4 Hunter Johnson 10 10 8 19 85 42.50 30 4 13 99 7.62 1 3 0 0 2 Reece Kelly 10 11 1 13 62 6.20 35 2 13 156 12.00 0 1 1 0 1 Jonah Newton 10 11 4 12 53 7.57 34 1 10 147 14.70 0 0 0 0 2 Joshua Smith 9 11 5 32 192 32.00 30 4 10 70 7.00 3 5 1 1 3 Cameron Westlake 10 12 8 23 138 34.50 34 7 19 73 3.84 5 8 3 1 3 8A2 Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Jonty Beavan 10 10 1 10 36 4.00 28 1 0 146 0.00 0 2 0 0 4 Michael Beavan 10 10 1 11 60 6.67 30 0 4 142 35.50 0 1 0 0 1 Luke Goodman 10 11 0 3 19 1.73 29 0 3 119 39.67 0 0 0 0 2 Luke Grinham 10 10 2 10 49 6.13 27 0 3 128 42.67 0 1 0 0 10 Nicholas Grinham 10 9 0 8 26 2.89 25 0 2 123 61.50 0 0 0 0 0 Jackson Heffernan 10 11 8 10 58 19.33 29 2 9 90 10.00 0 2 0 0 7 Harrison Long 10 9 0 6 16 1.60 29 0 3 126 42.00 0 0 0 0 7 Jye Philip 10 11 1 19 78 7.80 30 2 4 107 26.75 2 2 0 0 6 Liam Roche 10 10 5 21 112 22.40 32 0 3 121 40.33 3 6 0 0 8 Liam Shiagetz 9 9 2 15 40 5.71 26 0 1 144 144.00 0 4 1 0 3 8B2 Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Blake Barden 10 11 6 7 27 5.40 24 1 2 102 51.00 0 1 0 0 0 Conor Brew 7 6 3 6 22 7.33 18 0 2 88 44.00 0 0 0 0 0 Liam Heinz 10 11 5 28 136 22.67 27 0 5 125 25.00 0 1 0 0 0 Jayden Howell 10 10 4 10 53 8.83 26 1 4 115 28.75 1 3 0 0 0 Pradit Jitprung 9 9 3 11 43 7.17 21 1 6 84 14.00 0 0 0 0 0 James McCrohon 10 11 0 25 143 8.94 27 1 5 104 20.80 0 0 1 0 0 Maximus O`Shea 10 11 2 5 20 2.22 25 1 2 119 59.50 0 1 0 0 0 Paege O`Shea 10 11 3 3 15 1.88 26 2 2 100 50.00 0 2 0 0 0 Andrew Ritchie 10 10 4 19 136 22.67 29 6 8 80 10.00 2 1 0 0 0 Benjamin Young 8 8 5 6 17 5.67 18 0 0 92 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 66

10A Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Joshua Berry 10 7 1 32 105 17.50 44 8 9 86 9.56 0 2 0 0 0 Dylan Croker 10 7 0 22 47 6.71 44 8 8 104 13.00 2 1 0 0 0 Jack Dwarshuis 10 6 1 34x 105 21.00 50 17 8 74 9.25 8 0 0 0 0 Alexander Lee 9 6 3 26 51 17.00 37 5 2 99 49.50 1 1 1 0 19 Jarrod Mazurkiewicz 10 8 3 53 314 62.80 50 16 12 96 8.00 2 3 1 0 18 Luke Miller 10 8 3 34x 145 29.00 49 15 9 84 9.33 5 0 0 0 0 Joshua Perritt 10 5 2 3x 10 3.33 41 5 7 101 14.43 0 0 0 0 0 Jay Shearman 10 6 2 30 74 18.50 33 6 5 78 15.60 1 0 5 0 23 Matthew Simpson 10 5 2 10x 30 10.00 42 6 12 100 8.33 4 0 0 0 0 Dylan Smith 10 7 3 61 179 44.75 42 11 5 80 16.00 0 3 0 0 0 Joshua Smith 1 0 0 0x 0 0.00 4 0 0 13 0.00 0 1 0 0 0 Harry Tattersall 10 7 1 56 221 36.83 40 8 5 92 18.40 2 0 4 0 28 10C Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Matthew Easterbrook 10 8 3 8 15 3.00 27 0 0 127 0.00 1 0 0 0 2 Harrison Furlong 10 8 0 16 62 7.75 36 3 6 104 17.33 2 1 1 0 5 Keelan Jenkins 10 8 3 18x 51 10.20 32 2 2 104 52.00 1 0 0 0 17 Matthew MacDonald 10 9 3 8x 44 7.33 27 0 4 88 22.00 1 0 0 0 15 Tristan McGuire 10 9 3 20x 78 13.00 36 3 4 117 29.25 0 0 0 0 6 Jacob Mifsud 10 9 1 11 29 3.63 33 0 4 131 32.75 2 0 0 0 5 Dane O`Neil 10 9 1 25x 50 6.25 34 4 4 80 20.00 4 0 1 0 13 Alec Richardson 8 5 1 1x 1 0.25 23 3 3 75 25.00 1 0 0 0 0 Rithik Sahay 10 6 2 12x 21 5.25 31 4 4 73 18.25 0 0 2 0 9 Mitchell Sheehy 10 8 1 9 38 5.43 30 1 4 125 31.25 2 1 2 0 5 Thomas Squire 10 9 2 25x 126 18.00 37 6 7 72 10.29 3 0 1 0 5 10E Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Joel Beatton 2 2 2 2 3 0.00 7 0 0 21 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 Harrison Blacker 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 18 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 Cameron Bradley 10 11 0 7 31 2.38 39 0 4 156 39.00 0 0 0 0 4 Benjamin Gersback 10 11 0 2 8 0.73 30 0 3 140 46.67 0 0 0 0 1 Joshua Gersback 10 9 5 2 11 2.75 34 0 4 153 38.25 0 0 0 0 3 Ben Grimison 10 10 0 4 24 2.18 42 6 8 131 16.38 0 0 0 0 0 Will Hickey 10 11 4 18 56 8.00 36 2 5 126 25.20 0 0 0 0 3 Zachary Hughes 10 12 5 6 32 4.57 34 0 2 136 68.00 0 0 0 0 3 Luke Jones 10 12 0 8 38 2.38 39 3 10 137 13.70 0 0 0 0 2 Ethan Lamey 9 10 0 7 18 1.38 28 0 5 125 25.00 0 1 0 0 3 Callum Stunnell 10 10 5 2 5 1.00 32 0 3 203 67.67 0 0 0 0 0 67

10F Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Aidan Dunne 9 9 3 5 23 3.83 28 1 4 101 25.25 0 2 0 0 0 Harrison Dunstan 9 8 0 5 23 2.30 26 0 2 104 52.00 0 0 0 0 1 Jett Garland 9 8 0 9 14 1.27 28 0 0 143 0.00 0 0 0 0 1 Sean Molloy 9 9 4 9 44 8.80 29 0 4 112 28.00 0 1 0 0 1 Daniel Pickard 9 9 3 4 14 2.33 28 0 2 126 63.00 0 0 0 0 0 Nicholas Plunkett 9 9 0 15 57 6.33 28 3 9 60 6.67 0 0 0 0 5 Caleb Rattery 9 9 2 10 51 7.29 30 4 11 77 7.00 0 0 0 0 4 Michael Stock 9 10 4 11 34 5.67 27 3 1 62 62.00 0 1 0 0 0 Christopher Todd 9 10 2 4 16 2.00 27 0 2 110 55.00 0 0 0 0 0 Luke Tripi 9 9 4 4 7 1.40 25 0 2 130 65.00 0 0 0 0 0 12A Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Joel Almond 10 6 2 16 35 8.75 38 4 5 140 28.00 4 0 0 1 3 Adam Batty 10 7 2 18x 36 7.20 46 2 6 153 25.50 2 1 0 0 0 Joey Cox 10 8 1 25 51 7.29 6 1 2 24 12.00 2 0 3 0 18 Brendan Curtis 10 9 3 92 274 45.67 69 13 9 135 15.00 5 2 0 0 0 Jake Goulding 10 8 2 25 58 9.67 23 3 2 78 39.00 0 0 0 0 0 Jordan Grinham 10 7 1 14 40 6.67 27 5 8 74 9.25 2 0 0 0 0 Brayden Heffernan 10 8 2 59x 254 42.33 50 10 14 110 7.86 2 1 0 0 0 Jacob Heffernan 10 8 2 30x 64 10.67 43 4 9 136 15.11 1 1 0 0 0 Joshua Johnston 10 7 2 7 15 3.00 35 8 4 75 18.75 3 1 0 0 0 Nathan Marciante 10 9 0 89 396 44.00 62 17 8 104 13.00 4 0 0 0 2 Dylan Rae 10 8 1 37 121 17.29 10 1 3 39 13.00 0 1 2 8 37 Lachlan Smith 10 7 3 34 81 20.25 42 7 8 147 18.38 2 1 0 0 0 12C Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Benjamin Barford 10 9 4 28 69 13.80 38 2 10 112 11.20 5 0 0 1 0 Matthew Berry 10 11 0 35 153 13.91 35 3 14 131 9.36 1 0 6 2 49 Kyle Goodman 10 9 2 8 14 2.00 36 0 5 234 46.80 0 0 0 0 0 Ryan Gorman 10 11 3 15x 54 6.75 41 2 6 151 25.17 2 0 0 0 0 Mitchell Ibbett 10 10 2 9 26 3.25 32 1 1 120 120.00 0 1 0 0 1 Dylan Lees 10 11 2 26x 120 13.33 39 5 8 118 14.75 5 3 0 0 0 Kyle McDonnell 10 10 3 29 71 10.14 42 4 7 154 22.00 2 0 0 0 3 Joshua Ridge 10 9 1 22 63 7.88 37 3 8 126 15.75 4 0 0 0 0 Anuraag Varanasi 10 12 1 36 141 12.82 39 8 9 101 11.22 1 0 0 0 0 Matthew Westlake 10 11 1 34 79 7.90 40 4 7 124 17.71 1 0 0 0 3 Matt Wright 10 11 2 83x 362 40.22 43 7 8 101 12.63 3 0 3 1 27 68

12E Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Justin Byrnes 10 9 3 36x 115 19.17 36 8 17 62 3.65 7 2 2 0 0 Dale Cosatto 10 8 1 1x 2 0.29 17 1 5 84 16.80 3 2 0 0 0 James Dowd 10 8 0 13 21 2.63 27 1 7 107 15.29 2 0 0 0 0 Maxwell Dunstan 10 8 4 28x 120 30.00 23 3 5 71 14.20 6 0 0 0 0 Nathan Ford 9 6 2 16 22 5.50 9 0 4 28 7.00 0 2 0 0 0 Anthony Franco 10 8 2 1x 4 0.67 21 0 7 120 17.14 0 1 0 0 0 Jackson Garrett 10 9 5 54x 227 56.75 33 7 8 63 7.88 7 1 0 0 0 Christopher Hall 10 8 2 26x 66 11.00 25 3 9 80 8.89 2 0 0 0 4 Tyler Hopkins 10 7 1 25x 54 9.00 5 1 3 12 4.00 0 2 4 2 6 Lachlan Johnston 10 10 5 28x 143 28.60 27 3 4 82 20.50 4 0 2 1 2 Lachlan Thomas 10 8 3 28x 71 14.20 30 6 8 76 9.50 2 0 0 0 0 Shaun Thornton 10 9 6 25x 113 37.67 23 2 3 63 21.00 6 2 0 0 0 14A Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes James Andrew 10 9 1 31 74 9.25 68 15 11 184 16.73 4 0 0 0 0 Joel Beattie 10 11 1 38 152 15.20 11 0 1 42 42.00 2 1 3 2 32 Marcus Beattie 10 10 2 23 54 6.75 71 5 7 251 35.86 3 1 0 0 0 Timothy Berry 9 9 1 17 41 5.13 5 0 4 35 8.75 2 0 4 2 37 Zac Byrnes 8 8 0 14 76 9.50 13 0 2 64 32.00 0 0 0 0 0 Nicholas Chamberlain 10 10 1 64 213 23.67 83 17 5 244 48.80 2 0 0 0 0 Jonathan Haslam 10 12 3 167x 523 58.11 85 13 4 260 65.00 9 1 0 0 0 Campbell Jackson 10 7 2 13 39 7.80 43 6 3 156 52.00 4 0 0 0 0 Michael McFarlane 9 8 3 11x 17 3.40 38 2 8 164 20.50 0 1 0 0 0 Hayden Smith 10 12 4 49 195 24.38 110 16 23 326 14.17 7 1 0 0 0 Ethan Verdich 9 8 0 9 46 5.75 24 2 2 83 41.50 1 0 0 0 0 69

14D Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Jarrod Cosgriff 7 6 2 40 88 22.00 35 10 4 75 18.75 2 0 0 0 0 Trent Edwards 10 7 2 36 68 13.60 41 11 8 89 11.13 2 1 0 0 0 Matthew Flegg 10 10 1 13x 55 6.11 31 4 4 114 28.50 2 0 0 0 6 Paul Fsadni 10 7 1 71 154 25.67 42 7 5 117 23.40 4 1 0 0 0 James Grady 9 5 0 1 2 0.40 27 2 5 107 21.40 0 1 0 0 0 Joshua Kedwell 9 9 2 29x 109 15.57 16 0 1 73 73.00 4 0 3 1 37 Joshua Kennedy 9 7 2 18x 44 8.80 51 16 9 115 12.78 3 1 0 0 0 Anthony McNamara 10 10 4 53 161 26.83 45 9 13 126 9.69 2 1 1 0 33 Mitchell Morris 7 6 1 12x 19 3.80 15 0 2 83 41.50 1 1 0 0 0 Eden Murphy 10 8 1 8 19 2.71 43 5 8 136 17.00 2 0 0 0 0 Christopher Pendergast 9 9 0 26 73 8.11 22 3 6 67 11.17 1 0 0 0 0 Mitchell Sargeant 8 6 2 7 15 3.75 16 2 1 89 89.00 4 0 0 0 0 Ryan Stevenson 10 9 0 68 196 21.78 39 7 4 100 25.00 4 2 0 0 0 16A Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Ryan Almond 9 9 0 105 507 56.33 87 24 15 194 12.93 4 1 0 0 0 James Barnes 10 4 2 6 13 6.50 70 5 14 274 19.57 4 0 0 0 0 Patrick Bird 10 6 1 19 62 12.40 35 3 9 120 13.33 3 0 0 0 0 Samuel Bleasdale 10 5 2 15 42 14.00 73 10 8 221 27.63 3 0 0 0 0 Jordan Dow 10 9 3 54x 161 26.83 9 0 2 60 30.00 1 0 9 1 38 Blake Duncum 7 4 0 7 13 3.25 9 0 1 44 44.00 2 0 0 0 2 Benjamin Dwarshuis 10 10 4 63 345 57.50 84 7 12 249 20.75 5 1 0 0 0 Bradley Ford 10 10 0 42 155 15.50 53 6 4 151 37.75 3 0 0 0 4 Nigel Garton 10 8 2 29 89 14.83 10 0 1 76 76.00 3 0 0 0 0 Liam Herne 10 10 0 60 153 15.30 43 6 3 121 40.33 2 1 0 0 6 Matthew Hobden 10 5 2 39x 69 23.00 54 9 8 147 18.38 6 0 0 0 0 70

16C Batting Bowling Fielding Wicket Keeping Player Matches Innings Not Outs HS Runs Ave Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Catches Run Outs Kpr Cat Kpr Stp Kpr Byes Scott Boyton 9 11 1 53 131 13.10 46 12 13 109 8.38 0 0 0 0 0 Martin Brooks 9 9 2 40x 90 12.86 10 0 2 31 15.50 1 0 0 0 9 Mitchell Cox 9 7 1 20 34 5.67 73 14 15 160 10.67 3 0 1 0 0 Mitchell Dibb 9 10 1 11x 31 3.44 20 2 7 49 7.00 4 0 0 0 0 Nathan Grove 8 8 1 9 13 1.86 7 1 0 60 0.00 4 0 0 0 0 Samuel Haynes 10 11 1 78 372 37.20 64 13 13 168 12.92 7 0 0 0 0 Mark Kidd 10 7 0 17 27 3.86 52 6 17 143 8.41 4 0 0 0 0 Cameron Lane 10 11 0 39 150 13.64 1 0 1 10 10.00 0 2 4 0 42 James Loughran 10 10 2 22 64 8.00 71 10 11 212 19.27 5 0 0 0 0 Samuel Murphy 9 9 0 7 17 1.89 14 0 2 77 38.50 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Reynolds 10 11 1 28 116 11.60 63 15 13 150 11.54 7 0 0 0 0 Rogerson- Trent Lambert 9 10 2 15 27 3.38 17 1 1 61 61.00 3 0 0 0 0 Brent Wallis 10 8 1 11 37 5.29 36 3 6 138 23.00 5 0 0 0 0