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Illawong Cricket Club Inc ILLAWONG MENAI CRICKET CLUB INC. OFFICE BEARERS 2013/ 2014 President Gary Fattore Junior Secretary Brian Hamilton Treasurer Raiko Miletich Registrar Allison Watson Coaching Coordinator Gary Hawksworth Publicity Manager Brian Hamilton Equipment Coordinator Rod Whatley In2Cricket Coordinator Gary Hawksworth Minutes Secretary Allison Watson General Committee (Webmaster) Evan Watson General Committee (Social) Liz Hawksworth General Committee Rob Feggans General Committee Rick Farrell General Committee Geoff Milliken General Committee Gary Hawksworth 2014 SPONSORS Club Central Menai Kingsgrove Sports Colins Butchery Digerati PAST OFFICE BEARERS YEAR PRESIDENT SNR. VICE JNR. VICE SENIOR JUNIOR PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY SECRETARY 1977/78 D Trounce M King 1978/79 B Butler M King 1979/80 B Butler R Richardson 1980/81 C Mann R Richardson 1981/82 C Mann B Harvey R George N Bray 1982/83 C Mann C Paddy D Carson N Bray 1983/84 C Mann B Harvey D Carson S Norton 1984/85 R Bowker T Baker J Wrigley N Best 1985/86 H Solomons K Aldous D Carson N Best 1986/87 H Solomons K. Aldous C Storich N Best 1987/88 H Solomons K Aldous M Jeff N Best 1988/89 N Best A Jeff M Jeff S Routh 1989/90 B Williamson D Carson S Routh 1990/91 B Williamson J Kennis S Routh 1991/92 J Kennis P Taylor E Zeman 1992/93 J Kennis M McGeachie P Taylor S Routh 1993/94 J Kennis V Routh M Barbar G McBarron 1994/95 B Williamson M McGeachie S Simpson T Allen 1995/96 B Williamson K Myers S Brown T Allen 1996/97 T Allen E Simons K Myers G Solomon P Baldwin 1997/98 T Allen G Solomon K Myers P Baldwin 1998/99 T Allen G Solomon K Myers P Baldwin 1999/00 P Baldwin D Lee K Myers S A Copp 2000/01 P Baldwin G Fitzgibbon K Myers S A Copp 1 2001/02 P Baldwin G Fitzgibbon R Aggett S A Copp 2002/03 R Aggett G Ward P Smith S A Copp 2003/04 R Aggett G Ward P Smith A McLean JUNIOR YEAR PRESIDENT TREASURER REGISTRAR SECRETARY 2005/06 R Aggett G Ward S Milmlow A McLean 2006/07 R Aggett S Milmlow A McLean 2007/08 G Ross N Koovarjee S Milmlow A McLean 2008/09 G Ross N Koovarjee S Milmlow A McLean 2009/10 G Ross N Koovarjee R Whatley A Vaughan 2011/12 G Fattore A Philips A Philips M Coughtrey 2012/13 G Fattore R Miletich A Watson M Coughtrey 2013/14 G Fattore R Miletich A Watson B Hamilton PRESIDENTS REPORT 2013/2014 This season coincided with the 35th anniversary of the Club in providing support for male and female juniors and male senior cricketers to participate in competitive cricket across the shire. Competitions this season ranged from under 8 to under 16s teams in the juniors and A1 to C2 teams in the seniors. The Club has slowly transferred with the demographics of the area from a predominantly junior Club to an even amount of senior to junior teams this season. The introduction of the Father/son teams by past President Rod Aggett is also a telling contributor in helping junior cricketers transition to senior cricket. We have seen many male and female juniors from the Club go on to further their cricketing future to the highest levels of international cricket, like Steven Smith, to many grade and shires players, along with players in the female state league competitions. However, one of this Club’s greatest assets, is its ability to be able to provide the opportunity for all junior players to transition into senior cricket and continue to play the game at whatever level they choose for many years to come. Another great asset of the Club is the quality of people that put themselves forward to Coach/Manage and support the teams on the field each weekend, a big thank you to you all along with the 2013/14 committee, who have made this season possible. Congratulations also to the players, who I hope have had more highs than lows this season and improved their stats and their game. Highlights of the season • The 35th Anniversary dinner, with special guest Kerry O’Keefe in what has turned out to be his final official performance, and it was memorable. Special thanks to Liz Hawksworth and the rest of the committee for organising the night. • The performance of our all girls under 12 team, that just fell short of winning the GF, but played against all boy teams all year with some fantastic performances. The first all girls IMCC side and only the second ever all girl side across the SSJCA competition. • Our 14 D boys, who with 9 players for most of the year also make it to the final, and had an outstanding year. The team was also coach by Connor Aggett and Hayden Wallis, who with no connection to the team, were able to bond them together to have a genuine crack at the final. • Our Under 8 team that was one our most competitive under 8s for a few years, which included all first time cricketers and a first time coach and manager 2 • Our A1 team, that led the competition ladder for most of the season only to fall short at the back end of the year • Finals appearances from our B1 and B6(1) teams • The amount of senior teams and players especially the Father /Son teams. I would like to congratulate our junior and senior cricketer of the year, Luke Hawksworth. Luke has had an outstanding season in both the junior and senior competitions as well as the junior representative competition. This is an exceptional achievement for a 14 year old to win both the Club junior and senior cricketer of the year awards, this has never been achieved before in this Club history, and should be highly commended. Congratulations Luke and all the best for your future cricketing years. Finally, thank you to all the players and parents for their support this season and I trust that it was enjoyable for you and hope to see you all back again next season. Go the Kookas-Thank you Gary Fattore President IMCC Gary Fattore – President IN2CRICKET REPORT This year’s IN2Cricket program had 35 cricketers going around Coachwood Oval every Friday afternoon during October, November and December. The IN2Cricket program teaches the basics of the game and this year we had a record number of girls participate which is a sign of cricket across all ages and formats of the game. As well as under 6 and 7s participating in the program we also have 4 under 10 boys that also gained a lot out of the program allowing them to focus on the finer techniques of the game and allowed them to improve their weekend games. The IN2Cricket program is a great feeder into the BIG weekend cricket that is the next step for a lot of these participants. Others just enjoy the fun activities whilst getting to understand the basics of cricket. Either way it is a great format for under 6/7s to understand and enjoy the game to see if it is a sport that they wish to participate in long term. Gary Hawksworth – In2Cricket Co-ordinator JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR 2013/2014 Luke Hawksworth SENIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR 2013/2014 Luke Hawkesworth 3 BEST INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS (JUNIOR) Sutherland Representative Honours 2014 U11 Presidentts XII : Mitchell Gardiner U12 Presidents XII : Daniel Milliken U13 Presidents XII : Daniel Miletich U14 Moore Shield : Luke Hawksworth Luke Saunders U14 Presidents XII : Tim Brandt Dylan Casey Dylan Chong Sun Chris Krklinski U16 Presidents XII : Jordan Turner 5 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS 16C Chris Krklinski 5/ 54 Rd4 v DLS Seagulls CENTURIES 14A Luke Hawksworth 166 Rd6 v Caringbah Sports 14A Luke Hawksworth 151 Rd1 v Caringbah Sports 14C Baden Chant 133 Rd2 v DLS Seagulls 14A Luke Hawksworth 115 Rd8 v Caringbah Sports 14C Baden Chant 113 Rd4 v Caringbah Sports 16C Jordan Turner 109no Rd7 v DLS Seagulls 14A Luke Hawksworth 102 Rd2 v Gymea Bay 14C Joel Phillips 101no Rd7 v DLS Seagulls 14A Luke Hawksworth 100 Rd7 v Gymea Bay HAT TRICKS 12E Isabella French 4 / 1 Rd4 v Engadine Dragons MOST CATCHES 12E Melody Nelson 13 TEAM AWARDS 8White Batting Aggregate Jake St John 86 8White Batting Average Jake St John 14.30 8White Bowling Aggregate Jake St John 10 8White Bowling Average Jake St John 5.50 4 8White Team Award Ethan Butcher 10B Batting Aggregate Angus McLeod 57 10B Batting Average Peter De Polignol 12.50 10B Bowling Aggregate Angus McLeod 6 10B Bowling Average Peter De Polignol 10.00 10B Team Award Luke Naden 12B Batting Aggregate Daniel Milliken 176 12B Batting Average Daniel Milliken 25.10 12B Bowling Aggregate Jacob Naden 13 12B Bowling Average Mitchell Gardiner 8.60 12B Team Award Callum Sweet 12D Batting Aggregate Jordan McShane 191 12D Batting Average James Peach 35.50 12D Bowling Aggregate James Peach 9 12D Bowling Aggregate Matthew Pinkerton 9 12D Bowling Average Jordan McShane 10.70 12D Team Award Linten Hardie 12E Batting Aggregate Siobhan Halstead 247 12E Batting Average Siobhan Halstead 49.40 12E Bowling Aggregate Isabella French 13 12E Bowling Average Siobhan Halstead 6.75 12E Team Award Katerina Delhas 14A Batting Aggregate Luke Hawksworth 910 14A Batting Average Luke Hawksworth 101.00 14A Bowling Aggregate Dylan Chong Sun 12 14A Bowling Aggregate Dylan Chong Sun 17.8 Harrison Karooz- 14A Team Award Lipscomb 14C Batting Aggregate Baden Chant 351 14C Batting Average Baden Chant 35.10 14C Bowling Aggregate Joel Phillips 14 14C Bowling Average Joel Phillips 8.36 14C Team Award Thomas Toogood 14D Batting Aggregate Leyton Davies 226 14D Batting Average Leyton Davies 32.30 14D Bowling Aggregate Aaron Hadley 19 14D Bowling Average Aaron Hadley 6.53 14D Team Award Ayden Vangi 16C Batting Aggregate Jordan Turner 247 16C Batting Average Jordan Turner 27.40 5 16C Bowling Aggregate Christopher Krklinski 16 16C Bowling Average Nathan Frith 9.45 16C Team Award Edward Blake Batting Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have scored at least 6% of total runs.
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