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

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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

U16 Presidents XII : Chris Krklinski 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. Bowling Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have bowled at least 6% of total overs.

BEST INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS (SENIOR)

Catches / Stump / Byes Snr Keeper of Year James Kerr B6(2) 14 / 1 / 44

Snr Most Catches Ben Weldon B6(2) 11

CENTURIES C1 Michael McAvoy 197 B4 Luke Hawksworth 175no B1 Peter Jaeger 132no B6(1) Michael Feggans 131 B1 Daniel Harris 116 B4 Luke Hawksworth 112no C2 Joshua Baldacchino 111no A1 Dylan Dule 109 B6(1) Michael Feggans 108no B6(2) Daniel Foster 105no B1 Mark Verzi 103 B6(1) Nicholas Sheridan 101 B4 Craig Cantor 101

7 Wickets in an Innings

A1 Vaughn Sheffield 7 / 15

5 Wickets in an Innings

B1 Matthew Lines 6 / 42 B4 James Hawksworth 6 / 79 B6(2) Harry Bloyce 5 / 8 A2 Jake Cronly 5 / 18 B4 Steven Milliken 5 / 20 A1 Vaughn Sheffield 5 / 20 B6(2) Ben Weldon 5 / 30 C1 James Nielsen 5 / 31 B6(2) Jimmy Stephanou 5 / 52 B1 Liam Roberts 5 / 67

TEAM AWARDS A1 Batting Aggregate Matthew Angus 358 A1 Batting Average Matthew Angus 35.80 6 A1 Bowling Aggregate Vaughn Sheffield 43 A1 Bowling Average Vaughn Sheffield 10.80 A1 Team Award Brent Spanhel

A2 Batting Aggregate Hayden Wallis 276 A2 Batting Average Adam Danielson 35.00 A2 Bowling Aggregate Jake Cronly 23 A2 Bowling Average Mitchell Cugley 10.80 A2 Team Award Riley Buckley

B1 Batting Aggregate Peter Jaeger 400 B1 Batting Average Peter Jaeger 50.00 B1 Bowling Aggregate Liam Roberts 22 B1 Bowling Average Matthew Lines 12.30 B1 Team Award Jeremy Lines

B4 Batting Aggregate Luke Hawksworth 542 B4 Batting Average Luke Hawksworth 67.80 B4 Bowling Aggregate Luke Hawksworth 12 B4 Bowling Average Luke Hawksworth 23.90 B4 Team Award Zoran Krklinski

B5 Batting Aggregate Allan Thomas 338 B5 Batting Average Allan Thomas 33.80 B5 Bowling Aggregate Allan Thomas 13 B5 Bowling Average Allan Thomas 15.50 B5 Team Award Jordan Fisher

B6(1) Batting Aggregate Michael Feggans 417 B6(1) Batting Average Michael Feggans 34.80 B6(1) Bowling Aggregate Nicholas Sheridan 30 B6(1) Bowling Average Nicholas Sheridan 11.60 B6(1) Team Award Warwick Greville

B6(2) Batting Aggregate Daniel Foster 386 B6(2) Batting Average Thomas Blakeley 31.80 B6(2) Bowling Aggregate James Stephanou 23 B6(2) Bowling Average Timothy Mattison 16.80 B6(2) Team Award Jacob Miller

C1 Batting Aggregate Michael McAvoy 388 C1 Batting Average Michael McAvoy 77.60 C1 Bowling Aggregate James Nielsen 21 C1 Bowling Average James Nielsen 12.40 C1 Team Award Blake McAvoy

7 C2 Batting Aggregate Joshua Baldacchino 408 C2 Batting Average Joshua Baldacchino 45.30 C2 Bowling Aggregate Dean Kent 17 C2 Bowling Average Dean Kent 12.50 C2 Team Award Daniel Church

Batting Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have scored at least 7.5% of total runs. Bowling Avg Award - to be eligible for this award a player must have bowled at least 7.5% of total overs

SPECIAL SERVICE AWARDS 2013/14

15 Year Club Service

Mitchell CURRIE A1 Yohan SHARMA A1

10 Year Club Service Matthew ANGUS A1 Avish SHARMA A1 Benjamin COPP A1 Brent SPANHEL A1 Conor AGGETT A2 Hayden WALLIS A2 Lachlan ROSS B1 Benjamin VANMIDDE B6(1) Brendan LANG B6(1) Justin MEALING B6(1) Michael FEGGANS B6(1) Jacob MILLER B6(2) Peter LAMBROPOULOS B6(2) Michael ISHAK C1 Andrew NIELSEN C1 James FEGGANS C1 James NIELSEN C1

5 Year Club Service Declan WATSON 12B Oliver BLAKE 12B Daniel MILLIKEN 12B Linten HARDIE 12D Matthew PINKERTON 12D Dylan CASEY 14A Joseph COWELL 14C Jeremiah BATES 14D Zachary LIM 14D Leyton DAVIES 14D Georgia REID 16C Jordan TURNER 16C Callum DOCHERTY A2 Paul FRANCIS A2 Blake FORSYTHE B6(1) Daniel MORGAN B6(1) Daniel FOSTER B6(2) Khayam JEFFREY B6(2) 8 Lou MARATHEFTIS B6(2)

JUNIOR TEAM REPORTS

Under 16C

The Under 16 age group at IMCC came out of registration with only 4 players, so it was only thanks to the tireless efforts led by Allison Watson that a team was cobbled together. The original 4 were supplemented by some late returning 2nd year Under 16s and a bunch of first year players and we ended up with a squad of 13 ready and willing players. Team announcement day saw John Sweet unable to refuse the offer to coach, and Rod Aggett soon after showed why he is a Life Member of this great Club, offering his services as Assistant Coach in his first season without one of his own sons representing the two blues. The 11 round competition began slowly for us. Individually each player could contribute towards the team result, but we just kept under-performing and after 7 rounds had only a draw from a wash out to our credit. Round 7 in the shadows of Christmas was the turning point when we gave DLS a good old fashioned flogging and turned our season around. For some this was their first victory in a Saturday sporting contest in about 18 months so it was pretty special. We came back from the Christmas break with that key element of confidence. All of a sudden the team knew they could win. And win they did taking out the final 3 games of the season in great style. So in a 4 team competition they beat every team over the last 4 rounds and ended only one good result away from the Grand Final. The eventual 16C winners from Gymea Bay were breathing easy knowing they wouldn’t have to face the form team of the competition on the One Day in March. The steady improvement of this team was thanks largely to the enthusiastic coaching team of John and Rod who never dropped their collective heads during the first part of the season, but rather kept drilling into the team what was needed to be competitive. The team was always enthusiastic and really enjoyed their cricket. It was a happy team where everyone contributed at different times to the improvement and ultimate success of the team. The Player awards reflect the standout performers, but ultimately the 16Cs were all about the team, not individuals. We hope all the Under 15s are motivated to return and represent IMCC in the 2014/2015 season and wish our departing Under 16s all the best for a career in senior cricket. Finally, a special thanks again to Allison for all her sweet talking and to all the players that joined the squad late and gave us the opportunity to have a terrific season of cricket.

BATTING STATISTICS 16C Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Anton Amalfi 8 6 0 12 13 2.17 Edward Blake 11 9 0 31 112 12.44 Keefe Cheung 10 11 3 68 182 22.75 Lachlan Fenger 6 6 1 76 94 18.80 Nathan Frith 9 10 1 12 63 7.00 Thomas Jackson 10 8 1 7 15 2.14 Christopher Krklinski 11 11 1 83 234 23.40 Callum Norris 9 7 1 40 53 8.83 Jake Pinnock 11 5 0 6 11 2.20 Georgia Reid 11 11 3 41x 145 18.13 Curtis Sweet 11 9 0 30 102 11.33 Brendan Thomas 11 9 1 10 21 2.63 Jordan Turner 10 10 1 109x 247 27.44

BOWLING STATISTICS 16C Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Anton Amalfi 13 0 1 84 84.00 2 Edward Blake 52 10 2 172 86.00 1 Keefe Cheung 28 4 4 123 30.75 8 Lachlan Fenger 16 3 3 41 13.67 0 9 Nathan Frith 42 11 11 104 9.45 1 Thomas Jackson 8 1 0 53 3 Christopher Krklinski 72 14 16 207 12.94 2 Callum Norris 15 2 2 53 26.50 3 Jake Pinnock 81 18 15 182 12.13 3 Georgia Reid 1.3 0 1 7 7.00 7 Curtis Sweet 48.2 8 10 162 16.20 4 Brendan Thomas 31.3 3 5 111 22.20 1 Jordan Turner 69.2 24 11 133 12.09 4

UNDER 14A

The 14A comp this season was said by the SSJCA to be one of the strongest in years with some extremely talented players spread across each of the teams involved and as such, would lend itself to an exciting and entertaining race for the title. It would be fair to say that we started the season with mixed emotions, as we had a core group of experienced previous A graders who were augmented with some talented boys from the lower grades to make up what was on paper, a pretty decent team. Despite some first up nerves from our debutantes, a victory in the first round eased their way into the competition and had the boys feeling that that hey, maybe we did belong in the A’s after all. The next couple of rounds saw us coming up against the heavyweights of the competition with some mixed results both on and off the field. The nesting birds up at the Ridge ensured we wouldn’t be able to make use of the pristine conditions there and we found ourselves playing on some less than ideal venues. Looking at the results, we finished the first half of the season with just the 1 win, a draw and 3 losses. On that basis, you would think the boys were struggling. However this was far from the case. There were enough positive signs that the boys were starting to gel as a very effective cricket team. Garry had them working hard at training and you could feel it was only a matter of time before things would start to click. This was no more evident than in the second half of the season were they went through undefeated and narrowly missed out on what would have been a well-deserved place in the finals by just 0.1 of a quotient point!!! Our batting was a dominant feature of the season scoring 1815 runs for the year, some 300 runs in front of the first placed side who were also the Premiers! The hard work put in at training was also beginning to pay dividends with efforts in the field. Along the way our bowling attack earned some high praise from a former Cricket Australian Captain as being the best in the comp, not too bad coming from someone who knows a thing or two about the game!!! Well done boys on a stellar season, you can be justifiably proud of the results you have achieved, and the individual contribution you have made to the team’s overall success. Also, the manner in which you conducted yourselves throughout the season, both on and off the field, is something you can also be very proud of. A big thank you to all the parents for coming along each week and helping out with field set up etc. and to support the boys. It is very much appreciated! A special thanks to Lisa B who is probably the neatest scorer I’ve ever come across and who made the job of entering the results online that much easier!! Last but by no means the least, thanks and congratulations go to Garry for the results achieved this year, his ongoing dedication to ensure the boys were well prepared for each and every round and for also fostering the boys continued love of this great game ! Tim BRANDT A great all round effort from Tim this year. Was never far from the action with both bat and ball chipping in with some great line and length bowling at crucial times in matches to keep the batsmen under constant pressure? Gained rep honours in the SSJCA’s Presidents cup side, a fitting reward for his efforts! A dedicated and enthusiastic cricketer who wears his heart on his sleeve and always gives his best. Declan CASEY A great year for Declan. A gifted natural athlete who was equally at home with the bat, ball or in the field. Generates exceptional pace and troubled every batsmen in the competition. He was unlucky not to pick up more wickets this the season with most teams just content to see his spell out. Also hit the ball hard out in the middle scoring runs at crucial times to help post competitive scores! Will be bigger and stronger in the 16’s next year so watch this space!! Dylan CASEY This was D’s first year being graded in the A’s and enjoyed a steep learning curve as to what’s required to bowl consistently at this level. Having said that, he bowled some impressive spells generating some exceptional pace and swing! Dylan was also another of our SSJCA rep players being selected for his first appearance in the Presidents Cup side. I know D works hard on his game and another to mark down as a future prospect for bigger and better things. Dylan CHONG-SUN This was Dylan’s first year at the Kookaburras and he enjoyed a great all round performance with both bat and ball. Taking a season high 12 wickets @ 17.75 bowling his off spin, this also included a couple of 4 wicket hauls! An elegant batsman and stroke maker as well, he

10 made a valuable contribution at the top of the order with 157 runs for the year. Another of our SSJCA rep players gaining selection in the Under 14’s Presidents cup side. Luke HAWKSWORTH It would be fair that Luke was the yardstick by which all the batsmen in this competition where measured by with over 900 runs to his name for the year (including an impressive tally of 6 centuries) at an average also of just a tick over 100! Mind you one of those 100’s also came in a 30 over match as well!! Standing at square leg watching him take every attack in the competition apart was an awesome sight and it’s not hard to see that only good things are in Luke’s future. Another of our rep players as well this season playing in the shield side and was also named the SSJCA’s Rep Cricketer of the Year and Batsmen of the Year, for the second season in a row!! Harry KAROOZ-LIPSCOMB Hazza was another of our players making his debut in the top grade this season. A 110% team player who always gave his best at both training and on match day and despite limited opportunities, he impressed with both bat and ball. Turned his hand to off spin bowling and bagged 6 wickets for the season at a healthy average of 10.71. Not too bad Haz! A technically correct batter who will only improve for the experience of this year and also as his strength and confidence grows. Watch out for a big season next year. Daniel MILETICH One of our younger players who also impressed with his work with both the bat and ball this season. Not to mention his great work in the field. A stylish batsman at the top of the order, but a look at his bowling figures will see that this was the area where he particularly shone this year. Just behind our leading wicket taker with a season haul of 8 wickets @ 19.00. Daniel also gained rep honours in the Under 13 Presidents Cup side and also excelled here as well. Harshal RATANAYAKE Started the season in his usual laconic style but found his form and rhythm as the season rolled on. Always gave his best effort with both bat and ball and bowled a couple of great spells to tie down one end. The second half of the year saw him grow in confidence and he returned some pleasing results with the bat. He will only improve the more he starts to trust his natural ability of which he has abundance of! Luke SAUNDERS A great year for Luke with bat and ball. He was an integral part of our formidable bowling attack and generally opened the bowling with great pace and accuracy to have the opposition bats on the back foot from the get go! Also performed well with the bat being the second highest run maker for the side with 156 runs for the year including a high score of 51! Another to be rewarded for his efforts and ability with a place in the SSJCA’s Under 14’s shield side. Jared SPARKE The smallest player in the side and for that matter, in the whole competition. What he lacked in size tho, he more than made up for with determination and heart. He impressed with his never say die attitude and energy at both training and in each and every game he played. Young Sparke has a great batting technique and a balanced effortless bowling action which will ensure he continues to shine over the coming seasons! Jared TOWERS Also made his debut season in the A’s and took a round or 2 to find his feet. As the year progressed, his confidence grew and so did the rewards for his efforts. A couple of memorable second change bowling spells saw JT pick up some vital wickets whilst maintaining a great economy rate and was also on a hat trick at one stage!! His best spell of the year returned the impressive figures of 5 overs 3 maidens 3/3!! Overall a great year JT who will continue to improve with each year ahead. Zac WADE A great year for Zac having his first crack at the top grade. A solid all round performance, with bat and ball but really comes into his own as an outstanding fieldsmen. Ever reliable in the field with a great arm and a safe pair of hands which held onto a couple of spectacular catches during the season. Another who works extremely hard on all facets of his game and will reap the rewards in the not too distant future. A tall fast bowler who also generates some great pace and swing and will only improve with age!

BATTING STATISTICS H. 14A Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Timothy Brandt 10 10 0 25 66 6.60 Declan Casey 7 5 0 29 75 15.00 Dylan Casey 10 7 5 9 18 9.00 Dylan Chong Sun 10 11 0 30 157 14.27 Luke Hawksworth 10 10 1 166 910 101.11 Harrison Karooz-Lipscomb 10 8 0 15 47 5.88 Daniel Miletich 10 9 1 19x 39 4.88 Harshal Ratnayake 10 9 3 15 33 5.50 Luke Saunders 9 9 1 51 146 18.25 Jared Sparke 9 7 0 8 22 3.14 Jared Towers 10 8 2 17x 45 7.50

11 Zachary Wade 10 10 3 26 91 13.00

BOWLING STATISTICS 14A Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Timothy Brandt 40 6 2 127 63.50 3 Declan Casey 29 8 2 84 42.00 3 Dylan Casey 40.4 10 5 118 23.60 1 Dylan Chong Sun 65.1 10 12 213 17.75 5 Luke Hawksworth 20 3 1 62 62.00 12 Harrison Karooz-Lipscomb 19 4 6 61 10.17 0 Daniel Miletich 55.4 9 8 152 19.00 1 Harshal Ratnayake 34 5 2 111 55.50 2 Luke Saunders 57 14 5 156 31.20 2 Jared Sparke 14 4 0 72 2 Jared Towers 39 5 6 139 23.17 1 Zachary Wade 28 4 2 108 54.00 2

14C This was a promising season for the team, but in the last couple of games, we just couldn’t put things together and get a win to take us through to the final. In the end, the team finished equal third but we had some good opportunities to get to second and vie for a position in the final but it just wasn’t to be.

Overall, the team had 4 wins, 5 losses and 1 draw. In the very last game, a win against St John’s Bosco would have seen us move into second place and have a chance of making the final but a disappointing first innings loss was the best we could achieve.

Highlights of the season were both games against DLS Seagulls where the team scored over 300 runs both times. On these occasions, everyone in the team got runs and contributed well to the final result. Standouts were Baden who scored 133 in the first of these games and Joel who scored 101 not out in the second game. Baden also managed to get a century in the 4th round game against Caringbah. Other notable knocks throughout the season were the 55 scored by Thomas, the 30 not out scored by Liam, the 29 not out by Lloyd and the 35 by Corey, all in the second DLS Seagulls game. Joe also got a high score of 30 in the second round game and Noah two good scores of 25 and 23 in the 3rd round game against St Patrick’s.

Brayden had a difficult season – breaking his arm after the first game and he was not able to play again until the last couple of games. He batted well to score 21 in the last game and also bowled with speed and bounce to grab a couple of wickets in rounds 8 and 9.

From a bowling angle, notable performances were by Noah who got three wickets on three occasions and 13 wickets overall, Joel who ended up on 14 wickets with an average of 8.36, Matthew who got a 2 for 9 in the second game, Ethan who got a 4 for 27 in round 7 and Corey who got a 3 for 19 in round 4. Baden always bowled with great speed and took 6 wickets for the season.

From an overall perspective, the boys batted well on occasions but then threw away wickets by hitting the ball in the air when they needed just to stay in and take their time. Too many sundries was also a problem leading to giving away far too many runs in tight situations. However, the boys were always competitive and had a great attitude throughout the whole season for which they are to be congratulated.

BATTING STATISTICS Not 14C Name Matches Innings Out H. S. Runs Average Noah Bablis 8 9 0 25 86 9.56

12 Stephen Bablis 8 6 0 15 36 6.00 Liam Bissett 9 8 3 30x 65 13.00 Baden Chant 9 10 0 133 351 35.10 Joseph Cowell 9 10 0 30 114 11.40 Matthew Emanuel 9 8 1 10 41 5.86 Aaron Hadley 1 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Lloyd Hamilton 9 9 5 29x 66 16.50 Brayden Jones 4 3 0 21 30 10.00 Corey Miller 9 10 1 35 132 14.67 Darcy Parnell 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 Joel Phillips 9 10 3 101x 237 33.86 Thomas Toogood 9 10 2 55 167 20.88

BOWLING STATISTICS 14C Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Noah Bablis 34 2 13 139 10.69 3 Stephen Bablis 38.4 5 8 112 14.00 0 Liam Bissett 25 1 4 89 22.25 2 Baden Chant 47.2 6 6 147 24.50 7 Joseph Cowell 26 5 2 111 55.50 5 Matthew Emanuel 32 4 3 153 51.00 1 Aaron Hadley 7 0 1 52 52.00 1 Lloyd Hamilton 22 0 3 87 29.00 0 Brayden Jones 22 1 2 81 40.50 2 Corey Miller 34 3 7 157 22.43 3 Darcy Parnell 3 2 0 1 0 Joel Phillips 55.1 14 14 117 8.36 5 Thomas Toogood 23 0 2 83 41.50 1

UNDER 14 D

The 14d’s produced a spectacular season against all odds, making the grand final with a team of only nine players. All players contributed to a high extent throughout the year in one way or another which was great to see from the coach’s perspective. A big thank you to our managers Kelly Davies and Jo Bryant, as well as Shane Hadley, who helped out with coaching when we weren’t available. To all the boys – great work on a terrific season, we are both very proud to have seen you develop as a team. Best of luck in the coming years. Aaron Hadley – One of our strongest, and most enthusiastic players. Aaron bowled with great pace throughout the year, improving his accuracy every game. Bowled some lethal spells frightening many opposition players. Also contributed with the bat with a top score of 62. Great work Aaron. We are sure you will become a quality cricketer in the coming years Ayden Vangi – A great leader in the team. Bowled consistently with a brilliant line and length, drying up opposition runs. Also improved with the bat, batting for extended amounts of time on many occasions and scoring some big runs. Awesome effort Ayden, great work on a brilliant season and best of luck for the future Terrence Lambropoulos – Bowled with good pace and accuracy consistently throughout the year, becoming one of our main bowlers. Also contributed with some big hits with the bat. Scoring a fifty on the last ball of innings was one of the highlights of the year. Top effort Tez, keep up the great work. Hayden Bryant – One of the team’s biggest improvers throughout the year. Took some crucial wickets in big games and was always enthusiastic in the field. Managed to bat for some long periods of time also. A valued member of the team. Well done ‘H’ on a terrific year, just remember to relax and enjoy your cricket, and we are sure you will continue to develop you game in the coming years.

13 Lleyton Davies - one of our key leaders of the team during the season and our captain on the grand final, set a great example to the rest of the team. His ability of hitting big boundaries was quite exciting to watch and even though he showcased great cricketing skills, he was still able to show great maturity. Great season Lleyton hope to see you continuing. Darcy Parnell - was seen as a coach’s dream, a player that not once complained about where he was batting or bowling and always put his best foot forward for the team. Darcy’s improvement in the game was greatly evident as his confidence only grew and grew. If a job needed to be done Darcy wouldn’t ask questions though just go out and give it his best. Great season Darcy hope you keep it going! Jeremiah Bates - showcased a great attitude towards the team that always had a smile on his face and could lift the energy of the boys quite easily. Jeremiah showed great batting technique throughout the whole season though a lack of concentration and confidence was a minor struggle. This was seen to be no issue towards the end of the season as he produced some top batting performances helping us to make the grand final, keep it up mate. Sean Naden - was a player that knew his game greatly and always made a positive contribution. Sean showcased good experience with bat and ball and always put 100% effort in to ensure a win for the team. Helping out with the leadership role on the field trying to figure out strategies to beat the batsman was a great strengths of Sean’s which advantaged the team greatly, great season mate keep it up! Zac Lim - or known as the quite assassin was a player that seemed he could do most things. Whether it was throwing down heat scaring batsmen or coming out and hitting consecutive boundaries Zac just want on about his job with no complaints. This attitude was not only seen during games though also training sessions, as he would constantly work on his bowling by himself. He also showcased some brilliant fielding skills taking some classic catches of the year, well-done Zac keep it up.

Hayden Wallis and Conor Aggett (Coaches)

BATTING STATISTICS H. 14D Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Jeremiah Bates 11 10 1 52 137 15.22 Hayden Bryant 11 11 2 2 4 0.44 Leyton Davies 10 10 3 64x 226 32.29 Aaron Hadley 11 11 3 62 198 24.75 Terence Lambropoulos 11 11 4 61 145 20.71 Zachary Lim 11 8 0 17 48 6.00 Jordan McShane 1 1 1 4x 4 0.00 Sean Naden 11 10 1 35x 83 9.22 Darcy Parnell 11 9 2 14x 35 5.00 James Peach 1 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Ayden Vangi 10 10 4 32 77 12.83

BOWLING STATISTICS 14D Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Jeremiah Bates 25 0 6 76 12.67 7 Hayden Bryant 38.3 2 10 188 18.80 0 Leyton Davies 17 4 4 33 8.25 7 Aaron Hadley 58 11 19 124 6.53 8 Terence Lambropoulos 48 11 12 126 10.50 1 Zachary Lim 46 4 6 157 26.17 4 Jordan McShane 2 0 0 8 1 Sean Naden 43.5 4 4 137 34.25 2 Darcy Parnell 49 4 9 163 18.11 0 James Peach 4 2 1 8 8.00 0 Ayden Vangi 43 7 6 107 17.83 4

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UNDER 12 B

The 12 B’s had an enjoyable season after a hard first up game against St Pats who ended up unbeaten until the final. We showed good fight all season and were still a chance to make the final right up until the second last round. Our home ground of Coachwood oval was once again a challenge to our bowling team who had to concentrate hard on our skinny pitch.

Oliver Blake : Oli played in his usual fun loving way with a smile on his face. His aggressive batting was his feature which included a huge six in the last game of the season. Oli bowling improved throughout the season and took 3 wickets and also took a couple of good catches with great after catch celebrations shared with all the team.

Ethan Fuller : Ethan missed quite a few games this season due to injury but tried hard in every game that he played. He did a good job at opening the batting, often keeping out the opening bowling attacks. He had a highest score of 15. His bowling gradually improved throughout the season.

Harrison Fylaktidis : Harrison did a bit of everything this season, often opening the batting with a highest score of 12 , kept wickets quite often and send down some handy over’s . He was a good talker in the field, encouraging his team mates at all times.

Mitchell Gardiner : Mitchell had a really good all round season. He opened the bowling and took 10 wickets with his quick inswingers. Had some good knocks with the bat and often scored his runs quickly. He has a highest score of 26no. He also enjoyed keeping wickets.

Joseph Mauch : Jo had a good attitude to the game , he listened to what was required and put that into practice. His bowling was a little off line at the start of the season but he spent a lot of time at training to improve his technique and was rewarded with 4 wickets during the season.

Daniel Milliken : Daniel had a good season with the bat. Has a good technique and scored the most runs for us this season. He had a highest score of 64 no and a total of 176 for the season. He also chipped in with 5 wickets and 4 catches.

Jacob Naden : Jacob had a big season with the ball. He took 13 wickets and was the leading wicket taker for us. He opened the bowling with Mitch. He bowled nice and straight and was rewarded for his consistency.

Jack Solo : Jack had a good all round season. He is a hard hitting left hand bat that had some good innings during the season with a highest score of 26 and also took 8 wickets with his outswingers.

Callum Sweet : Callum grew in confidence with his batting during the season . He had a mix of good defence and good attacking skills. His highest score was 33 and had a match winning partnership with Daniel Towell round 4 of the season.

Daniel Towell: Daniel had a consistent season this year. He scored 143 runs with his hard hitting batting, with a top score of 28. He backed that up with 8 wickets and 6 catches. His aggressive fielding was a pleasure to watch.

Cooper Towers : Cooper has a good season with the bat and ball for his first season up in the under 12’s. He batted well for his runs with a highest score of 22 and he also took 8 15 wickets and 5 catches. Cooper had a safe pair of hands and if a high ball went up, the coach was pretty confident if Cooper was under it.

Declan Watson: Declan showed his all-round skills this season bowling off spin which generally had most batsman in trouble taking 4 wickets. His batting is coming on, with a good knock of 27 no showing the skills he has developed this season. He also took a couple of really good catches during the season.

Thankyou to Allison Watson for managing the team, scoring, etc etc etc …..and achieving the TOM CROUCHER AWARD for excellence in scoring this season !! And to all the other parents who stepped in to help score, put cones out, warm up the boys. I really enjoyed coaching the team and good luck to all for next season.

GEOFF MILLIKEN COACH 12B

BATTING STATISTICS H. 12B Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Oliver Blake 7 6 1 12 30 6.00 Ethan Fuller 7 5 0 15 25 5.00 Harrison Fylaktidis 10 7 0 12 24 3.43 Mitchell Gardiner 10 10 4 26x 95 15.83 Joseph Mauch 10 8 0 4 12 1.50 Daniel Milliken 10 10 3 64x 176 25.14 Jacob Naden 10 10 2 7 22 2.75 Jack Solo 10 10 2 26 49 6.13 Callum Sweet 10 9 2 33 132 18.86 Daniel Towell 10 11 1 28 143 14.30 Cooper Towers 10 9 1 22 69 8.63 Declan Watson 10 11 3 27x 52 6.50

BOWLING STATISTICS 12B Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Oliver Blake 20 1 3 92 30.67 2 Ethan Fuller 13.2 0 2 57 28.50 1 Harrison Fylaktidis 19 3 1 72 72.00 0 Mitchell Gardiner 48 11 10 86 8.60 9 Joseph Mauch 25 0 4 131 32.75 1 Daniel Milliken 38 3 5 103 20.60 4 Jacob Naden 48 4 13 136 10.46 3 Jack Solo 43 4 8 125 15.63 3 Callum Sweet 29 1 3 122 40.67 0 Daniel Towell 45 5 8 112 14.00 6 Cooper Towers 41 7 8 122 15.25 5 Declan Watson 39 1 4 142 35.50 5

UNDER 12D

This season we saw a bunch of young players develop their cricket skill, forge new friendships and most importantly just have a laugh and a good time. Oh yes, a little fitness as well. Unfortunately we didn’t have too many wins during the season but in contrast we were always out there giving it our all. There always seem to be somebody in the opposition team who was able to single 16 handily turn the game in the oppositions favour either with the bat or the ball. It was great to see the improvement and the confidence of the players grow each week. When you get complements from the opposition about the team’s performance after the match it is always nice. Well it’s not long till cricket start for the 2014/15 season so get down to those nets. Evan Collins – Little man with a big heart who opened on occasion to face bowlers twice his stature. Against St Pats he endured some Brett Lee like pace bowling of a full toss, bouncer and an attempted yorker which hit his leg and saw him carried from the field. Although not his favourite part of cricket he showed real improvement with is bowling during the season. Owen Hamilton – Has been playing cricket for a few years with the club and showed this season that with some hard work he is on his way to being a good all-round cricketer. Unfortunately his bowling stats didn’t show his full potential with the bowl but he helped to dismiss the opposition at different times of the season with some sharp catches and a run out. Linten Hardie – He was hesitant at the beginning of the season to change his preferred around the wicket bowling style when continually prompted by the coach. But by the end of the season was seeing the benefits of the hard work especially against our neighbouring Comets. He provided some good opening stints with the bat and didn’t step back when asked to lead from the front. He started the season strong with his highest score against the Magpies. Lauren Jones – She was one of our rookies and worked hard during the season on her cricket skills. She proved to be one of our better defensive batters and was able to stabilise the middle of our batting order. With figures of 3/29 against Como Jannali it showed that she was capable of changing the outcome of a game if she put her head to it. Her skill didn’t stop there with no less that 2 run outs to her credit. Jordan McShane – Was one of our wicket keepers this season but was also happy to head up our batting each match. He also showed that he was pretty handy with the ball as he was the second highest wicket taker for the season. His ability to wicket keep provided him with a good set of hands which allowed him to pull off the catch of the season against St Pats’ high scorer in round 9. His highlight of the season was his half century against Bangor 2 team in round 3. Zac Parkes – He joined our team at round 3 and even though he hadn’t played club cricket before we quickly found that his enthusiasm and backyard cricket skills would help to fill the hole left in the team after a late withdrawal. He must have it a lot of balls over the neighbour’s fence as he show he could put together a good innings with the bat. His highest score was 45 not out. His bowling spoke for itself as he was able to beat the bat on many occasions. James Peach – Had a great season with the bat and with more than half of his innings not out there was no doubt that he would take out the batting average award. James has a good understanding of cricket and provided good guidance for placing the fielders. His tiny statue didn’t stop him from putting in a giant effort when bowling. He started off the season with a bang with his best figures of 3/40 against the Magpies. He also showed his versatility with 3 run out and 3 catches to top it off. Matthew Pinkerton – He has been playing cricket for the club for 4 years. In round 9 against St Pats Matt dislodged the bails to produce a run out that started the demise of the middle order of the opposition. He has worked hard on his bowling at training during the season. This has paid dividends and during the season he has regularly taken wickets each match. This has allowed him to be equal top wicket taker of the team. Joshua Stewart – He spent some time behind the wickets at the end of the season and snapped up a big snick to send St Pats’ number 4 back to the pavilion. Josh is a new comer to the game but he used his size to his advantage. He produced a quick bouncing delivery to worry most opposition batsmen. He could also hit big shots that would breach the boundaries on most shire fields. In round 3 we watched Josh blast an unbeaten 61 around Prince Edward Park. Bailey Turner – Bailey only new one level of power and that was full blast. He is a very strong boy and can throw and bowl a ball at high velocity. He was always very handy fielding out near the boundary as he could easily through back to the keeper. He worked hard at training to harness his powerfully bowling and get accuracy and knock stumps out of the ground. Joshua Vangi – Where ever Josh was the ball would follow him in the field. He had the safest hands on the team and helped dismiss the opposition’s batsmen on many occasions. Josh took a total of 10 catches for the season. He also provided a crucial run out that broke the opening partnership of St Pats in round 4. Josh is also a handy bowler and produced many maiden overs in his quest to take wickets. A big thank you to the parents for their support during the season. From the scoring, putting cones out and providing the fruit each week thank you for your contribution. Thanks to Sonia for doing a great job managing the team and keeping the team informed. Wishing all the boys and Lauren all the best in their future endeavours and hoping to see them in the 2014/15 season. Rod Whatley Coach

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BATTING STATISTICS 12D Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Hayden Bryant 8 6 0 15 39 6.50 Ethan Fuller 7 6 2 33x 67 16.75 Harrison Fylaktidis 6 5 1 26x 49 12.25 Luke Gatenby 7 4 0 6 7 1.75 Zachary Lim 8 6 2 21 67 16.75 Ryan Marsh 8 5 2 1x 2 0.67 Joseph Mauch 8 7 1 25x 62 10.33 Jacob Naden 8 7 2 25x 91 18.20 Matthew Pinkerton 8 6 2 4x 8 2.00 Joshua Stewart 8 6 1 15x 22 4.40 Callum Sweet 7 7 1 25x 65 10.83 Bailey Turner 6 4 0 5 13 3.25

BOWLING STATISTICS 12D Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Hayden Bryant 20 0 4 92 23.00 0 Ethan Fuller 22 0 5 91 18.20 2 Harrison Fylaktidis 19 0 4 57 14.25 3 Luke Gatenby 14 0 2 63 31.50 0 Zachary Lim 25 3 5 67 13.40 4 Ryan Marsh 21 0 0 134 0.00 0 Joseph Mauch 25 0 11 79 7.18 1 Jacob Naden 23 4 7 60 8.57 3 Matthew Pinkerton 20 0 3 105 35.00 0 Joshua Stewart 18 1 2 85 42.50 1 Callum Sweet 20 1 2 66 33.00 6 Bailey Turner 16 2 1 50 50.00 0

UNDER 12 E

What an amazing season for the 12E Girls this year! The girls decided to sign up and play weekend cricket after having some success in the school competitions in 2013. We were made to feel very special when we found out that we were the first girls team ever from Illawong Menai Cricket Club and the first all-girls team in the Sutherland Shire Cricket Association in over 20 years. I really didn’t know what to expect as the girls had never played competitive cricket before, but as the season got underway, the girls gave me plenty of surprises throughout the season. Each and every week the girls competed well against the boys teams and we led the competition for much of the year. The last round of the year saw us play a pseudo semi-final, with us needing a win to progress to the Grand Final and a loss would have seen us finished for the year. In what was a tight affair, it came down to the last over, the opposition needed 4 runs to win and all we needed was a wicket. After a no-ball and two quick singles, scores were tied and we thought our chances of a Grand Final berth were over. Then that very next ball, we got our wicket! A tie was enough for us to progress through to the big dance. I have never been involved in a more thrilling game of junior sport. Unfortunately, that next week we fell short by 10 runs in the Grand Final and weren’t able to take the opportunities that presented themselves to us. Still though, the girls were very proud of their achievement, becoming the first all-girls team to ever make a Grand Final in the Sutherland Shire Cricket Association. I must thank all the parents for their commitment in getting the girls to training and to the games. In particular I would like to thank the team manager Linda Finn for all her tireless work sending text 18 messages, scoring on matchday and entering scores online. You have put in a huge effort and appreciate all that you have done. I would also like to thank our assistant scorer, Zeffy Delhas, for her efforts in scoring when Linda was unable to make the game. A big thankyou to must also go to our Assistant Coach, Anthony French for his commitment and effort in helping train the girls every Thursday afternoon. There were definitely times when I’m sure he wanted to quit as we watched 300 deliveries at training not land on the pitch, but he stuck it out with the girls and helped them improve dramatically. Thanks also for organising the team barbeques after the games. Lastly, a big thankyou must go to the girls! Thankyou for letting me be a part of your team. I’m so proud of you for giving a new sport a go and achieving success in it! Well done! Siobhan Halstead – Siobhan is one to watch for the future. She retired nearly every week when batting and bowled very economically. She was an inspirational captain and led by example. Isabella French – Isabella was one of our most committed players, turning up to every training session. She scored plenty of runs with the bat and picked up a hat-trick during the season! Melody Nelson – Melody is a natural athlete and adjusted to cricket pretty quickly. A complete all rounder who took many catches during the year! Jess Meads – Jess had a fantastic year and improved as each week went on. Her bowling was sensational and she picked up many wickets for few runs during the season! Monica Keech – Monica was a consistent improver throughout the season. She worked hard on her technique and was always willing to listen to try and improve. Picked up a few crucial wickets! Gabrielle Petterson – Gabby continued to surprise me week-in week-out. Her batting throughout the year was fantastic and she was the only one to hit a 6 for the team this year! Ashleigh Finn – Ash had a fantastic year. She scored plenty of runs, retiring once and her bowling improved throughout the year! A great fielder that always gives her best! Jessica Finn – Jess had a brilliant season. She played a crucial innings and retired in the last few rounds to help us make the final. She worked hard in the field and had great bowling figures. Georgia Finn – Georgia scored some fantastic runs throughout the year. After missing much of the second half of the year, she resumed playing in the last few rounds and it looked like she never left! Alannah Lee – Alannah was another player that continued to surprise me each week. She scored plenty of runs, bowled well and made some great saves in the field! Lauren Bissett – Lauren was a solid batter, frustrating other teams as they weren’t able to get her out. She improved by far with her bowling and bowled the over that helped us make the final. Katerina Delhas – Kat was one of our most committed and was definitely our most improved throughout the year. Her bowling was fantastic and she gave away very few extras and runs. Mat Egan Coach

BATTING STATISTICS Not 12E Name Matches Innings Out H. S. Runs Average Lauren Bissett 10 8 3 14 27 5.40 Katerina Delhas 11 7 2 2x 2 0.40 Ashleigh Finn 11 11 3 24x 66 8.25 Georgia Finn 8 8 2 25x 40 6.67 Jessica Finn 11 9 2 28x 55 7.86 Isabella French 11 11 3 32x 130 16.25 Siobhan Halstead 11 11 6 46x 247 49.40 Monica Keech 6 5 1 2x 2 0.50 Alannah Lee 11 9 0 12 31 3.44 Jess Meads 11 8 1 15 28 4.00 Melody Nelson 10 10 4 28x 85 14.17 Gabrielle Petterson 10 9 1 25x 65 8.13

BOWLING STATISTICS

12E Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Lauren Bissett 23 0 6 91 15.17 2 Katerina Delhas 29 2 5 114 22.80 1 Ashleigh Finn 32 3 10 143 14.30 1 19 Georgia Finn 13 0 1 68 68.00 0 Jessica Finn 29 4 8 99 12.38 4 Isabella French 33 2 13 92 7.08 7 Siobhan Halstead 46 10 12 81 6.75 11 Monica Keech 14 0 3 75 25.00 0 Alannah Lee 37 3 8 128 16.00 3 Jess Meads 27 2 4 81 20.25 3 Melody Nelson 32 5 4 130 32.50 15 Gabrielle Petterson 16 0 1 101 101.00 1

UNDER 10B

All the boys turned up in their whites, excited and full of expectation for the season ahead. This positive attitude was carried right throughout the cricketing season .The boys played the game with a great sporting spirit, acknowledging excellence on the field with applause, and the shaking of oppositions hands at the end of each game .They forged a great team environment to play in and this was shown with the odd mid- pitch rumble to celebrate a wicket . It was great to see the improvement over the season in all the boys and watching them develop into fine young cricketers. The boy's were competitive throughout the season with the ball and displayed plenty of resilience with the bat, in fact they were so resilient they forced the retiring rule to be revised and as a team they were never dismissed. All their efforts were rewarded with a great win in the final game of the season. Well done boy's you deserved it ! Angus McLeod: Outstanding with the bat and ball, took 2 memorable catches in the field. Not bad for his first year playing cricket. Well done. Peter De Polignol: Great bowler and batter, exceptional all round performance. Gavin Fattore: Good all round performance, keep working on those wrist spinners. I can see a bright future ahead. Michael Ferlazzo: Tall ,strong young lad, good all round performance, will be terrorising batsman with the ball in the years ahead. Anthony Fonti: Our team pinch hitter (a memorable shot through covers for 4) also handy with the ball, well done Anthony. Alex Holden: Batted well throughout the season, showed great improvement with the ball. Always contributed in the field. Ayden John: Always put in with the bat and ball a great team player improving with every game. Well done Ayden. Lucas Manns: Yes you can bat! Yes you can bowl! Yes you can wicket keep! You choose! It's never dull with Lucas in the team. Showed great passion with the bat and ball over the season ,always sharp in the field. Jacob Stacy :Displayed great technique and patience with the bat and a flare for wicket keeping contributed well to the team. Good team player. Luke Naden: Excellent batting ,bowling and fielding throughout the season .A great team player , Well done Luke. Reece Whitfield: A blazing batter who displayed a great mix of attacking shots throughout the year , has plenty of potential. Keep it up! Eden Winney: Strong young lad displaying loads of potential with the bat and ball throughout the season a talented all rounder in the making. Well done and keep it up! I would like to take this opportunity to thank Gary Fattore and Ben Saunders for coaching the team. We were lucky to have two coaches with an in depth understanding of the game of cricket and it showed in the improvement of the boys throughout the season . Thankyou to Merryn and Adrian who helped out with the scoring and all the parents that helped out at training and on match day with organising the boy's. It made for a very enjoyable season.

Manager Steve Stacy

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BATTING STATISTICS H. 10B Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Isaac Cooper 4 2 0 0x 0 0.00 Peter De Polignol 8 5 3 15x 25 12.50 Gavin Fattore 8 6 3 7x 13 4.33 Michael Ferlazzo 10 7 2 3x 6 1.20 Anthony Fonti 8 6 1 10 18 3.60 Alexander Holden 9 7 2 7x 11 2.20 Ayden John 10 5 2 1 1 0.33 Lukas Manns 10 8 4 2x 6 1.50 Angus McLeod 10 8 1 20 57 8.14 Luke Naden 10 6 2 16x 27 6.75 Jacob Stacy 10 7 3 3x 8 2.00 Reece Whitfield 10 8 0 14 20 2.50 Eden Winney 10 8 4 12x 27 6.75

BOWLING STATISTICS 10B Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Isaac Cooper 7 0 0 44 0 Peter De Polignol 22 4 5 50 10.00 1 Gavin Fattore 16 1 4 61 15.25 0 Michael Ferlazzo 29 0 0 104 1 Anthony Fonti 25 1 3 98 32.67 0 Alexander Holden 27 2 1 112 112.00 1 Ayden John 15 0 2 62 31.00 0 Lukas Manns 22 1 1 81 81.00 3 Angus McLeod 29 2 6 90 15.00 2 Luke Naden 29 1 2 90 45.00 1 Jacob Stacy 21 0 1 89 89.00 0 Reece Whitfield 23 0 1 112 112.00 0 Eden Winney 28 0 3 109 36.33 0

UNDER 8 WHITE A great season of cricket for the Under 8s. The kids performed really well, showing great enthusiasm and a willingness to learn new skills. None of the members of the team had played before, and a few hadn’t even had much practice with handling a ball before starting the season. From this low base, hard work and keenness to learn saw them end the season in the top 3 teams. The most enjoyable game of the season was our first game against the then leaders of the comp, Bosco White, when the final outcome was decided by only 2 runs. Many thanks to Bruce Kremmer for his dedication to the coaching cause. Bruce put a lot of effort into improving the teams basic skills and applying that to the game throughout the season. I’d also like to thank our parents for supporting the team at practice and during the games. A special thanks should go to Rebecca Jones, for taking on the scoring and recording our results on the Sutherland Junior Cricket website. She was ably assisted from time to time by Leisa St John and Monika Hocroft. Roy Butcher also provided some game photos that managed to show all the kids looking like stars! Jake St John: Jake was the surprise of the team. With no previous experience, he showed a real natural talent with the bat, regularly top scoring each game. He is also a very keen competitor. Trying hard and showing improvement with his bowling and fielding, he was everywhere looking for the ball during games. Jake is sure to have a great future in cricket. Cooper Jones: Cooper was one of our best bowlers. He regularly managed to get a couple of wickets, and I suspect constantly surprised our opponents, as he has such an easy going nature and doesn’t look at all threatening. He also showed improvement in batting through the season, and was keen to improve on his catching. Jessica Jones: Jess was our “most experienced” player, with some time in the Milo series. She and Stephanie arrived later in the season, helping out when we were struggling to get numbers. She

21 showed from the start she loved the opportunity to bat against a decent bowler, and was interested in wicket keeping whenever she got the chance. Stephanie Hocroft: Stephanie started along with Jessica, a few weeks after the start of the season. Stephanie also had no previous experience with cricket, but with her natural sporting ability, was soon able to start contributing to the batting scores. She could also deliver some surprisingly good balls – when the batters least expected it. Stephanie has the potential to develop into a good cricketer and we hope to see her back next season. Conor Kremmer:- From the start, Conor was a demon with the bat! He surprised everyone with a great hook shot to score a boundary in his very first innings, and continued to provide good batting performances to support the team. Later in the season, he showed improvement in his bowling skills too, capturing a couple of timely wickets. Fredy Darwich: Another boy with no previous cricket experience, Fredy started a little slowly, but then developed a good eye, demonstrating good accuracy getting the ball back to the wicket, and showing some real strength when batting, making some solid hits. Another real improver through the season. Ethan Butcher:- Ethan started out as a good average player in this team, and developed dramatically in both his batting and bowling by the end of the season. Ethan is our real cricket convert, watching games on TV or getting to matches when he could, and never without a ball in his hand through the Christmas holidays. Ethan would have to be our most improved player this season, and should go on to bigger and better things in future. James Newland: Until Stephanie joined, James was the tallest player in the team, and also possibly the least experienced, with no previous experience in any ball sports. However, his height gave him a natural advantage, and he was bowling balls the full length of the pitch in his first game. James was hindered by his lack of ball handling skills, but showed good improvement in line and length throughout the season. He was also very proud of his record of never being bowled out until the second last game of the season. James has the potential to develop into a good bowler, or even possibly wicket keeper – a role he showed particular interest in as the season progressed. Ethan Hider: Ethan (“Ethan 2” to his team mates) was a late starter, only arriving after the Christmas holidays, with a couple of games left to the end of the season. He also had very little experience, but within a couple of weeks he’d settled in and was improving at a surprisingly fast rate. He also showed himself to be a keen fielder – running hard to stop balls crossing the boundary and making solid returns to the wicket. He also contributed a great catch in the final game of the season. I wish we’d had him in the team a couple of months earlier! Keith Newland (Manager) BATTING STATISTICS H. 8White Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Ethan Butcher 8 11 7 6 27 6.75 Fredy Darwich 8 8 2 3 12 1.20 Ethan Hider 3 3 1 1 1 0.25 Stephanie Hocroft 6 6 3 4 12 4.00 Cooper Jones 7 9 2 4 19 2.11 Jessica Jones 6 6 2 5 7 1.40 Conor Kremmer 8 9 2 10 38 4.22 James Newland 8 7 6 5 7 7.00 Jake St John 7 7 2 20 86 14.33

BOWLING STATISTICS 8White Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Ethan Butcher 23 0 1 95 95.00 0 Fredy Darwich 25 0 3 110 36.67 1 Ethan Hider 6 0 1 44 44.00 1 Stephanie Hocroft 17 2 1 52 52.00 0 Cooper Jones 24 1 9 76 8.44 2 Jessica Jones 17 0 2 73 36.50 0 Conor Kremmer 27 3 4 94 23.50 0 James Newland 23 1 2 101 50.50 0 Jake St John 21 2 10 55 5.50 4 22

SENIOR TEAM REPORTS

A1 Another great season for a relatively new team. Only our second season together and we not only made the step up to A1’s, but also held our own to finish 3rd behind last season’s grand finalists. We may have been knocked out in the semi by Como-Jannali, but next season looks very promising already with what we learnt from this season. Matthew Angus: Another great season with bat and gloves. Top run scorer (just) and best average (comfortably), he was a key figure in many important partnerships throughout the season. Also very solid behind the stumps, with 14 keeper dismissals, plus he even managed 2 catches in the field. Mathew Christison: Learnt some new lessons about captaincy this season. Importantly, its much easier when the team is winning. Was also forced into keeping one game after 18 seasons managing to avoid it. Discovered just how hard it is, but managed to fluke a catch, so it was worth it in the end. Mitchell Currie: Once again didn’t get many games in due to other commitments, but was a great team player when he was there. Always put the team first, and is still campaigning to bowl (no harm in trying). Matthew Darby: Bloody Pom! Managed to finish the season level, conceding the same number of runs off his bowling as he scored himself with the bat (217). Always solid with the new ball, his 10 wickets don’t speak for the quality he (mainly) produced. Also went to another level with the bat this season, including his first 50 in men’s cricket in round 1. Dylan Dule: Missed a fair chunk of the season, but still managed 252 runs as well as being 3rd in wickets. Hugely important to the make up of the side, his aggressive opening batting set up a few games, particularly his hundred in round 3. Would then contribute with the ball, with both seam up bowling and leg spin. Yohan Sharma: The passion this guy brings to his cricket is infectious. Add to that scoring 300 runs at number 3, plus 18 wickets with his offies, and he is very important to the make up of the side. He is also the first guy in for any training, helping to improve others as well as himself all season. Vaughn Sheffield: Leading wicket taker by a long way with 43 for the season (although the other bowlers will claim credit for quite a few of them, just ask them). Always puts batsmen under pressure and never stops unless the ball is taken from him. Despite his ability with the bat, he had a forgettable season in that department, not managing to beat his own wicket tally with his runs tally. Ryan Silburn: Fair to say not his best season ever, however he did play injured much of the year and always tried to do what was best for the team. Also took some time adapting to new roles, particularly with the bat. Brent Spanhel: Easily his best season with the ball, and had some very useful hits with the bat as well, notably hitting 8 in the last over of round 2 to seal an outright win. With the ball, he developed into a solid opener who would bowl 4-6 overs for no runs and was always unlucky not to get wickets. For the last 2 rounds, he found fitness from somewhere to produce 18 and 13 over spells that defied belief. Tim Swyer: One player whose stats don’t go close to showing his value to the side. Always positive, and while he may not have taken a huge number of wickets, he has the knack of chiming in key wickets when they are needed. Adam Thomson: Our only new full time recruit for the season gelled immediately with the guys, with his jokes always keeping us going even in not so fun times. He is also a very good keeper, also picking up 14 dismissals when deputising for Matt Angus. Despite his modest return, he also showed glimpses of his potential with the bat, and if nothing else added a lefty to our order for opposition bowlers to deal with.

23 Bradley Wong: In his first full season opening, his confidence soared after his highest score of 80 in round 3 in a mammoth opening stand of 179. Was also unlucky to not be bowling due to the depth in the side, as in most sides he would provide more than useful contributions. BATTING STATISTICS H. A1 Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Matthew Angus 12 12 3 75x 342 38.00 Matthew Christison 12 14 2 80x 343 28.58 Benjamin Copp 1 1 1 10x 10 0.00 Mitchell Currie 5 5 1 20 24 6.00 Matthew Darby 11 11 1 52 209 20.90 Dylan Dule 7 9 0 109 247 27.44 Harry Giddy 3 1 0 2 2 2.00 Avish Sharma 1 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Yohan Sharma 12 13 2 79x 305 27.73 Vaughn Sheffield 12 10 3 12 40 5.71 Ryan Silburn 10 10 0 22 103 10.30 Brent Spanhel 12 12 2 23 86 8.60 Tim Swyer 10 8 2 4 5 0.83 Adam Thomson 11 11 1 24 86 8.60 Gregory Wissam 4 4 0 17 28 7.00 Bradley Wong 10 11 0 80 121 11.00

BOWLING STATISTICS A1 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Matthew Angus 0 0 0 0 14 Matthew Christison 0 0 0 0 5 Benjamin Copp 3 1 1 6 6.00 0 Mitchell Currie 0 0 0 0 0 Matthew Darby 59.1 7 10 195 19.50 5 Dylan Dule 49.5 7 9 188 20.89 1 Harry Giddy 8.5 2 4 40 10.00 0 Avish Sharma 0 0 0 0 0 Yohan Sharma 71 7 16 301 18.81 2 Vaughn Sheffield 135.2 27 41 440 10.73 6 Ryan Silburn 68 8 8 256 32.00 3 Brent Spanhel 78.2 18 9 259 28.78 2 Tim Swyer 25 1 4 140 35.00 1 Adam Thomson 0 0 0 0 12 Gregory Wissam 11 2 0 45 1 Bradley Wong 0 0 0 0 2

A2 (no report) BATTING STATISTICS H. A2 Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Conor Aggett 9 10 1 37 148 16.44 Rod Aggett 8 6 1 52 96 19.20 Thomas Aggett 8 7 0 47 113 16.14 Riley Buckley 9 10 0 32 181 18.10 Jarrod Coughtrey 8 9 2 20x 57 8.14 Jake Cronly 11 11 5 19 74 12.33 Mitchell Cugley 5 4 2 20 28 14.00 Adam Danielson 8 8 1 57x 245 35.00 24 Callum Docherty 2 2 1 1x 1 1.00 Paul Francis 10 11 0 33 148 13.45 Rick Francis 1 1 1 0x 0 0.00 Lincoln Grice 8 8 1 27x 79 11.29 Luke Halpin 5 5 0 33 71 14.20 Nathan Lang 4 3 0 1 1 0.33 John Voss 7 6 0 5 9 1.50 Hayden Wallis 8 9 0 69 276 30.67 Rob Wallis 8 8 1 43 142 20.29 Daniel Watson 1 0 0 0x 0 0.00

BOWLING STATISTICS

A2 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Conor Aggett 3 0 0 26 5 Rod Aggett 34 6 3 120 40.00 3 Thomas Aggett 62.1 14 11 241 21.91 6 Riley Buckley 17.3 1 3 73 24.33 5 Jarrod Coughtrey 44 4 8 195 24.38 2 Jake Cronly 100.2 14 23 307 13.35 4 Mitchell Cugley 38 7 10 108 10.80 1 Adam Danielson 21 1 5 96 19.20 1 Callum Docherty 0 0 0 0 0 Paul Francis 69 12 10 242 24.20 4 Rick Francis 0 0 0 0 0 Lincoln Grice 62.4 8 10 254 25.40 4 Luke Halpin 8 1 3 28 9.33 3 Nathan Lang 29.5 3 5 94 18.80 1 John Voss 0 0 0 0 0 Hayden Wallis 0 0 0 0 9 Rob Wallis 0 0 0 0 1 Daniel Watson 1 0 0 7 0

B1

A good season for the b1s this year, great to see us all back as a team after having a few seasons off and also with the addition of a few new players. Had a very solid and enjoyable year with all.

Got off to a great start and continued that form for the year and ending up with the minor premiership, only losing 2 games was a wonderful effort. Unfortunately one of those games being the final. Hopefully we will get the team back and try again to get both minor premiers and premiers title. Would like to thank all of the team for the effort they put in and also the club for their organising and help throughout the year.

Blake Davies

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BATTING STATISTICS H. B1 Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Aaron Bonanno 3 1 0 3 3 3.00 Blake Davies 12 11 2 65x 235 26.11 Taylor Davies 9 4 0 14 23 5.75 Matthew Egan 3 3 0 3 4 1.33 Benjamin Gorick 2 2 0 0x 0 0.00 Todd Halloran 10 7 3 43x 86 21.50 Daniel Harris 7 7 1 116 228 38.00 Peter Jaeger 12 11 3 132x 400 50.00 Jeremy Lines 12 10 2 73 208 26.00 Matthew Lines 11 10 0 38 128 12.80 Aaron Roberts 7 5 2 19 36 12.00 Liam Roberts 13 11 1 51 193 19.30 Jack Rolfe 9 7 2 21x 52 10.40 Lee Rosenfield 3 3 0 69 135 45.00 Keaton Ross 7 4 0 8 17 4.25 Lachlan Ross 2 1 0 3 3 3.00 Mark Verzi 13 11 2 103 213 23.67

BOWLING STATISTICS B1 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Aaron Bonanno 4.4 1 2 15 7.50 0 Blake Davies 19.1 0 5 102 20.40 1 Taylor Davies 26.3 1 8 151 18.88 1 Matthew Egan 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Benjamin Gorick 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Todd Halloran 27 4 4 76 19.00 2 Daniel Harris 3 0 0 12 0.00 1 Peter Jaeger 26 2 9 94 10.44 1 Jeremy Lines 57.2 7 16 218 13.63 1 Matthew Lines 82.2 13 20 246 12.30 4 Aaron Roberts 25.3 0 4 68 17.00 0 Liam Roberts 123.4 16 22 374 17.00 1 Jack Rolfe 14 1 3 54 18.00 1 Lee Rosenfield 10.2 1 1 26 26.00 0 Keaton Ross 27 3 5 99 19.80 1 Lachlan Ross 8 0 3 21 7.00 1 Mark Verzi 93 21 14 250 17.86 1

B4 It started at an Australia day barbeque. A bunch of old guys not quite ready to let go of their sporting aspirations, who believed they still had a bit to offer in the sporting arena. The idea of Illawong Menai B4 seniors Cricket team was conceived. The team consisted of father and sons, old school mates and the Holmewood brothers (x4). Ability ranged from, retired first class cricketers to backyard hackers, it didn't matter! We started the season off positively winning 2 out of our first 3 games, with Craig Cantor (101) and Luke Hawksworth (175 no) scoring brilliant century's, and James Hawksworth (6 for 79) and Zoron Krklinski bowling well.

26 As the season progressed so did our injury toll .The old boys were beginning to feel the strain and the rigors of competitive Cricket. Craig Cantor led the way with a torn hamstring (4 weeks), Jason Brook was next to follow (torn hamstring 6 weeks),calves, quads, broken fingers the injury toll was mounting. Our bowling stocks were depleted and we were struggling to bowl sides out. However we had no such problems with the bat as Jason Holmewood (4 fifties) and Brett Holmewood (2 Fifties) repeatedly belted bowling attacks out of the park with some of the most authoritative hitting I have ever seen, while Luke Hawksworth ( 2 centuries and 3 fifties), Stuart Hyde and Steve Stacy were regular contributors with the bat, helping to frequently amass very competitive scores. It was great to see the improvement in some of the first timers. Evan Watson and Andrew Holmewood worked their way up the batting order with some solid performances at the crease while Damien Holmewood showed plenty of potential with his wrist spinners, claiming a bag full of wickets. Throughout the season we remained spirited (It's never dull with Gary Hawksworth in your team, with his on field banter) even though we regularly played short, we were unlucky to lose 3 tight games in a very competitive competition. This resulted in us just missing out on playing in the finals. Overall we had a very enjoyable season playing with a great bunch of guys, I got alot of enjoyment out of watching the younger boys develop, Jordan Turner, Chris Krklinski, Steve Milliken and Luke Hawksworth all look destined for greater honours in cricket and I will look forward to monitoring their progress in the years to come. B4 Honour Board 2013/14 Batting : Luke Hawksworth (Exceptional concentration and stroke play , pleasure to watch). Bowling: Luke Hawksworth. Fielding :Stuart Hyde (Still throwing himself around the field like he did when he was 18yrs old). Team player: Zoron Krklinski (always willing to do the hard yards with the ball, open bat when required). Thanks for a memorable year I will look forward to doing it all again next season.

BATTING STATISTICS H. B4 Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Steve Armytage 2 2 0 5 5 2.50 Jason Brook 6 5 2 28x 39 13.00 Craig Cantor 8 7 0 101 167 23.86 Phillip Coleman 3 3 0 9 13 4.33 Gary Fattore 1 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Brian Hamilton 6 4 0 5 12 3.00 Gary Hawksworth 5 3 2 5 6 6.00 James Hawksworth 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 Luke Hawksworth 10 10 2 175x 542 67.75 Andrew Holmewood 5 4 0 18 41 10.25 Brett Holmewood 5 4 2 61x 131 65.50 Damien Holmewood 4 1 0 3 3 3.00 Jason Holmewood 9 9 0 68 291 32.33 Stuart Hyde 8 8 0 44 162 20.25 Christopher Krklinski 3 3 0 67 78 26.00 Zoran Krklinski 9 9 2 48 128 18.29 Geoff Milliken 2 2 0 46 66 33.00 Steven Milliken 2 2 2 5x 6 0.00 Steven Stacy 10 10 1 42x 281 31.22 Barnaby Turner 2 2 0 0x 0 0.00 Jordan Turner 6 6 1 21 58 11.60 Evan Watson 7 5 1 5 9 2.25

BOWLING STATISTICS B4 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Steve Armytage 3 0 0 19 1 Jason Brook 47 7 6 161 26.83 4 Craig Cantor 43.1 4 5 199 39.80 1 Phillip Coleman 10 0 3 71 23.67 0 27 Gary Fattore 4 0 0 37 0 Brian Hamilton 15 0 2 93 46.50 2 Gary Hawksworth 0 0 0 0 1 James Hawksworth 15 0 6 79 13.17 1 Luke Hawksworth 47.4 0 12 287 23.92 3 Andrew Holmewood 1.5 0 1 34 34.00 1 Brett Holmewood 13.3 0 3 107 35.67 3 Damien Holmewood 23 0 5 118 23.60 0 Jason Holmewood 6 0 1 31 31.00 12 Stuart Hyde 22 0 6 152 25.33 2 Christopher Krklinski 20 0 4 95 23.75 0 Zoran Krklinski 83 8 8 381 47.63 3 Geoff Milliken 2.4 0 2 7 3.50 2 Steven Milliken 11 2 5 27 5.40 2 Steven Stacy 47 2 8 213 26.63 3 Barnaby Turner 0 0 0 0 0 Jordan Turner 32 3 5 172 34.40 2 Evan Watson 8 0 1 64 64.00 3

B5

When the 2013/14 season began, it seemed that we were in for a very competitive season. To our demise the cricket gods stepped in and successfully teased us with the prospect of winning. Throughout the season we had the majority of our players either making runs or taking wickets, unfortunately we couldn't have this happen in the same match. So in multiple games we found ourselves falling short of a win by a couple of runs or not taking enough wickets. There was some individual brilliance with the bat from Allan, Mitch D, Harry, Tom, Ryan, Chris, Mitch P, Ben and Brent, scoring runs or anchoring an end when the team needed something to defend. But then others stepped up with the ball; Brett, Nick, Jordan, Jeremy, Brad and Jono, taking wickets just to keep us in the hunt for a win. Tory provided our entertainment (and probably that for our opposition as well) on the field, regardless if he was physically present or not.

Losing a couple of key players in Mitch Parsons (knee) and Jeremy Lim (shoulder) due to injuries was extremely difficult for us, as each week we constantly seemed to be looking for players to fill in. A big thank you to Dan Morgan, Ben Welden and Rick Farrell for their support this season; providing players to help us out. It came to the stage where Dan had organised his team but was sending me a message to make sure I was right with numbers.

Overall, after a bit of a disappointing finish on the ladder, we had a great season. I hope to see all the boys return next season, ready for a triumphant season.

BATTING STATISTICS H. B5 Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Jonathan Aston 5 5 2 10 16 5.33

28 Harrison Burrows 5 8 0 54 188 23.50 Blake Cugley 2 3 0 1 3 1.00 Brent Davies 8 9 2 17x 43 6.14 Mitchell Dayhew 9 11 0 59 175 15.91 Rick Farrell 1 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Jordan Fisher 10 12 4 10 33 4.13 Greg Granger 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 Andrew Grose 1 1 0 0x 0 0.00 Darren Howard 1 2 1 8 13 13.00 Jeremy Lim 6 7 3 8 19 4.75 Nicholas Parslow 10 12 2 16x 55 5.50 Mitchell Parsons 2 3 1 50 51 25.50 Ryan Parsons 5 6 0 52 87 14.50 Benjamin Powditch 4 4 0 43 87 21.75 Brett Robinson 9 10 0 17 61 6.10 Adrian Scott 1 1 1 0x 0 0.00 Tory Silburn 4 4 1 7 12 4.00 Thomas Stanton 7 8 0 85 164 20.50 Brad Stoicescu 10 10 1 20 55 6.11 Christopher Third 8 10 0 27 103 10.30 Allan Thomas 10 11 1 75 338 33.80 Alexander Watkiss 1 1 0 17 17 17.00

BOWLING STATISTICS B5 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Jonathan Aston 12 1 4 68 17.00 0 Harrison Burrows 22.4 4 9 107 11.89 4 Blake Cugley 7 1 1 43 43.00 0 Brent Davies 0 0 0 0 5 Mitchell Dayhew 42 7 6 147 24.50 3 Rick Farrell 0 0 0 0 0 Jordan Fisher 2 0 1 22 22.00 6 Greg Granger 0 0 0 0 0 Andrew Grose 1 0 0 10 0 Darren Howard 6 0 1 36 36.00 1 Jeremy Lim 0 0 0 0 0 Nicholas Parslow 5.5 0 2 32 16.00 0 Mitchell Parsons 18 3 3 98 32.67 1 Ryan Parsons 4 0 2 32 16.00 2 Benjamin Powditch 4 1 0 23 2 Brett Robinson 49.4 2 12 212 17.67 3 Adrian Scott 0 0 0 0 1 Tory Silburn 1 0 0 1 2 Thomas Stanton 28 5 8 192 24.00 3 Brad Stoicescu 42 0 10 213 21.30 5 Christopher Third 27 5 4 98 24.50 1 Allan Thomas 73.4 15 13 201 15.46 5 Alexander Watkiss 0 0 0 0 0

B6 (1)

What a fantastic season boys! We won our second minor premiership as a playing group (by a comfortable margin of 11 competition points), by playing quality cricket,

29 consistently throughout the season. In the end we won 11 of 12 games in the regular season – a phenomenal effort. One thing that certainly stood out this season was our ability to fight to find a way to win when games seemed all but lost – we won five of our games by 14 runs or less! And although the final didn’t end the way we would have liked, I am immensely proud of the huge effort put in by the team on the weekend. It was a great final, in which we were the better team for much of the game, but in the end we were probably outdone by the class of one or two of their batsmen. To me, the most pleasing aspect of our season is the way in which we are continuing to go from strength to strength playing as a team unit, rather than relying on one or two individuals to carry the team, particularly with our batting. This was highlighted in the last two rounds in which, for the first time since coming together as a team 4 seasons ago, we batted out our 60 overs – twice! The first effort in round 13 resulted in an IMCC club record team total of 9/376! In addition, as a team we scored 225 runs or more on six occasions this season! Our bowling was also consistent, enabling us to defend totals at the death, and the depth of which was a significant contributing factor to us being undefeated in the one-day games. These kinds of performances (and with a couple of key batsmen coming back into the side next season) should certainly see us continue to be a very competitive team next season, regardless of the grade in which we are placed. We’ve had the luxury of having a large playing group this season, with every player contributing to the overall team performance: Chris Bray – Bray was at his destructive best this season, playing some crucial innings at times when the opposition was right on top, ripping the momentum back in our favour in brutal fashion. Scoring 298 runs (at 29.80) with a strike rate of about 150 (a conservative estimate), plus his two wickets and a catch have made it another very solid season for Bray. Kieran Burgess – Kiz has had a great season, scoring 109 runs (at 18.17), often coming in lower down the order with not much time left to bat. As our very handy second keeper, he’s taken 12 catches (including some screamers!) and a run out as well. And he’s a top bloke – always good for a laugh, he’s always got a smile on his face – it’s great having him around the team. Blake Cugley – Blake played just the three games with us this season, with outside commitments making it difficult for him to play regularly. (He also helped out our B5 team on a few occasions as well – thanks heaps mate.) But even in those few short games, he still managed to provide us with a funny moment we’re still talking about – shadow batting out of his crease, resulting in him being stumped! As always, he’s taken the ribbing in good humour and we enjoy having him in the team. Michael Feggans – If there were a team award for best all-round player, Feggs would win it hands down. Scoring 417 runs (at 34.75) batting at number 3, including two very classy tons, he deservedly takes out both batting awards this season. In addition, he’s taken 22 wickets (at 17.05) opening with his incredible swing bowling, making his contribution invaluable, week in and week out. Ever the team player, he’s always ready and prepared to do whatever is needed, no questions asked. He’s a great asset to the team! Blake Forsythe – Like Blake C, work commitments have made it difficult for Blake F to play as much as he’d like this season. Having said that he’s still chipped in with 3 wickets from his offies, plus 4 catches, and he’s also bought us a few wickets by keeping the fielding tight at mid-on (unfortunately, the scorecard never tells this side of the story). It’s possible that we might lose Blake to work more permanently next season, but we’ll enjoy having you there when you can make it. All the best, mate. Greg Granger – GG is a newcomer to our team this season and he has had a significant impact. Batting in the top order, his aggressive batting style has netted him 289 runs (at 24.08), including 62* in an unbeaten 138-run stand with Feggs, plus scores of 49, 49, and 44. He’s taken a couple of key wickets, but his impact in the field has been his team- high 9 catches, most of them very sharp ones at silly mid-off (and some impressive bruises to show for them!). It’s been awesome having you in the team GG – looking forward to next season! Warwick Greville – The experiment of pushing Warwick to the top of the order for the last few rounds paid great dividends (I wish we’d done it earlier in the season!), building

30 the platform for some of our best team totals this season. He took his 3 wickets in a single spell of leg-spin bowling, plus taking a run-out. Often the first to arrive, the last to leave, and regularly putting out the cones, Warwick is still one of our most enthusiastic players, his love for the game is infectious, and his commitment is a wonderful example for the rest of us to follow. He is most deserving of our Team Player of the Year Award for 2013/14. Thanks mate! Darren Howard – An invaluable all-rounder, Daz’s medium-pacers add significant depth to our bowling attack, picking up a handy 9 wickets (at 15.33) this season. Shifting Daz to the lower order has also worked well, especially in the final, getting us up to a total that seemed out of reach earlier in the innings. Always good for some useful advice in the field, plus his 5 catches (from 5 chances), Daz’s versatility is a great asset to the team. Brendan Lang – Although the stats say that it’s been a quieter season for Franky, he has been the ultimate team player – on a few occasions this season he has volunteered to be 12th man and has still come down to perform his acrobatic fielding for us. He’s chipped in with some lower-order runs, taken a wicket and 2 catches, and always seems like he’s having fun! The team just wouldn’t be the same without you, Franky! Justin Mealing – Another solid season for Juz with both bat and gloves. He scored 192 runs (at 19.20), including some absolutely sublime shots square of the wicket. And his wicket-keeping has continued to improve significantly this season, taking 6 catches and a smart stumping off Warwick’s leggies (for what it’s worth, the stumping was also a catch – nice work Juz!). And as with all good keepers, Juz is one of the most passionate guys in our side, always chirping, firing up his teammates, and having a laugh – always reminding us to make sure we’re having fun! Dan Morgan – A thoroughly enjoyable season, I hit a little bit of form with the bat through the middle rounds, ending up with 157 runs (at 19.63), but still finding that maiden half-century elusive, managing a personal best of 43* in round 9. I’m also still enjoying my bowling, taking 27 wickets (at 14.70) this season. I’m really enjoying leading this cricket team, so hopefully they’ll let me keep doing it for a little while yet… Joey Morgan – Joey continues to impress as an opening bowler for us, consistently swinging the new ball away from the right-handers. This season he picked up 14 wickets (at 27.71), but was deserving of many more scalps. His opening combination with Feggs hit its peak in round 9 when they destroyed the opposition’s top order, reducing them to 8/48. In that spell, Joey bagged his personal best figures of 4/28. Nice work bro – there are many more wickets coming your way! Alex Seymour – An excellent purchase, poached from another Shire club, Seymour has definitely justified his price tag! He has contributed with both bat and ball, scoring 184 runs (at 18.40), picking up 8 wickets (at 13.13) and taking 4 catches as well – another player that can claim all-rounder status. Always good for a laugh (and a beer), Seymour has slotted right into our team and the boys love having him around. Thanks for making the switch mate! Nic Sheridan – Yet another talented all-rounder in our brimming stocks, Nic has had a wonderful season with both bat and ball. Compiling 231 runs (at 28.88), including his maiden ton (101*), was a super effort. Even more impressive was his bowling, taking 30 wickets (at 11.63) at the staggering strike rate of 19.6 balls per wicket – as such, Nic has absolutely earned both bowling awards for this season. Well done mate! And although one interesting piece of fielding early in the season earned him an unenviable nickname (and saw him take over from Blake C the role of verbal punching bag for his teammates!), Nic still took 4 catches this season…and a catch assist…! Jasdeep Singh – Jasdeep is another newcomer to the team (and our international import!), turning up at our first game of the season and asking if he could join the team – we’re stoked we said yes! He’s played almost every game and scored 107 wristy, sub- continental runs (at 10.70), taken 7 wickets (at 17.00) with his medium-pacers, and snared 3 catches as well. He is clearly very passionate about his cricket and is a genuinely nice guy to have around the team. We’re looking forward to having you back again next season, JD. Ben Vanmidde – Ben is another player for whom outside commitments have curbed the amount of cricket he’s been able to play this season. But when he has played, he’s made the most of the opportunities – in three digs he amassed 177 runs at the crazy average of 88.50, including a knock of 89 batting at number 9 in our 9/376. It’s scary to think what he 31 might have done with a whole season…! With 2 catches and a run out as well, we’re certainly looking forward to having him back (hopefully!) a bit more regularly next season.

Thanks again boys for a wonderful season! It has been an absolute pleasure and privilege to lead our team, chocked full with talent and possessing a great team spirit. You should all be very proud of what we’ve achieved this season by playing the hard, but fair, brand of cricket for which we’ve become known, always playing within the spirit of the game. But more than cricketing ability, thank you for being such a great group of blokes I am stoked to be able to call my mates. As always, I’m looking forward with anticipation to next season – and in an ominous warning to our opposition, I think the best is yet to come…! Dan Morgan

Back row (L to R): Ben Vanmidde, Jasdeep Singh, Nic Sheridan, Michael Feggans, Alex Seymour, Kieran Burgess, Blake Forsythe, Brendan Lang Middle row (L to R): Joey Morgan, Chris Bray, Dan Morgan, Justin Mealing, Darren Howard, Warwick Greville Front row: Greg Granger (Absent: Blake Cugley) BATTING STATISTICS B6(1) Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Christopher Bray 12 11 1 62x 298 29.80 Timothy Broady 1 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Kieran Burgess 11 8 2 29x 109 18.17 Blake Cugley 3 2 0 4 4 2.00 Michael Feggans 12 13 1 131 417 34.75 Blake Forsythe 8 4 0 4 7 1.75 Greg Granger 12 13 1 62x 289 24.08 Warwick Greville 10 7 1 42 97 16.17 Darren Howard 8 4 2 24x 51 25.50 Brendan Lang 7 5 2 19 28 9.33 Justin Mealing 11 10 0 44 192 19.20 Daniel Morgan 13 10 2 43x 157 19.63 Josiah Morgan 13 10 3 14 35 5.00 Alexander Seymour 10 10 0 41 184 18.40 Nicholas Sheridan 11 11 3 101x 231 28.88

32 Jasdeep Singh 10 10 0 28 107 10.70 Ryan Stafford 1 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Benjamin Vanmidde 3 3 1 89 177 88.50

BOWLING STATISTICS B6(1) Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Christopher Bray 13.5 2 2 64 32.00 1 Timothy Broady 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Kieran Burgess 3 1 0 2 0.00 12 Blake Cugley 0 0 0 0 0.00 1 Michael Feggans 122.5 25 22 375 17.05 0 Blake Forsythe 12 0 3 60 20.00 4 Greg Granger 8 1 2 44 22.00 9 Warwick Greville 8.4 1 3 92 30.67 0 Darren Howard 37.4 3 9 138 15.33 5 Brendan Lang 5 0 1 16 16.00 2 Justin Mealing 4 0 0 35 0.00 8 Daniel Morgan 134.2 22 27 397 14.70 6 Josiah Morgan 94.5 11 14 388 27.71 3 Alexander Seymour 26.2 2 8 105 13.13 4 Nicholas Sheridan 98.1 17 30 349 11.63 4 Jasdeep Singh 27 2 7 119 17.00 3 Ryan Stafford 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 Benjamin Vanmidde 7 0 0 39 0.00 2

B6 (2)

Our team's second season in B6's proved to be much more successful than the first. Not only did we have just the one person pump a 170+ score against us this year (as opposed to two last year) but we even managed to finish on the correct side of the finals cut-off. While our finals campaign was thoroughly unsuccessful, it was great to see a team which struggled through the previous season in the same grade come back andrecord some excellent results and prove that we deserved to be there. Many a highlight with the bat was had this season. The most notable of these was achieved by Daniel Foster, who glided like a showerscreen past his first ever 100+ score. With the first wicket falling inside 10 over's, Daniel strode to the crease like an over-aroused giraffe and piled on a 120 run partnership with Jon Maratheftis, who batted with the grace and dignity of Thomas Blakely on a Fijian island to post his highest score of the season (74). Daniel continued after Jon's somewhat inevitable departure with Peter Lambropolous to belt the ball to all parts of the ground, culminating in a 40th over flurry which saw Daniel finally achieve his childhood dream of scoring a B6 century on the hallowed turf of Woolaware Oval. Well done, champ! Other notable performances with the willow include Thomas Blakely's pre-injury batting form, which saw many a fifty scored and more pullin' than a Geordie at a pool party. Congratulations are also in order for Ben Weldon, who passed 4000 runs for Illawong with his second cracking fifty of the year, as well as Jon Maratheftis and Tim Mattison, who passed 2000 Illawong runs, and Harry Bloyce, Daniel Foster and Thomas Blakely who passed 1000 Illawong runs. James Kerr, BSc, was the surprise packet with the bat. Not only did he score 7.67% of his total career runs in one innings to pass 500 career runs, his not out in that innings and subsequent match winning not out innings against Bangor saw his season batting average skyrocket to 54 for a brief period of time. Naturally, this average could not be maintained.

33 Commiserations to Harry Bloyce and Ben Towell who were both denied 50's by some incredibly inconsiderate batting by kids with ridiculous haircuts. With the ball we were potent as ever, with an array of skilled quicks to pick from most matches. While this meant that Daniel Besz, Daniel Foster, Josh Hallinan and Jon Maratheftis were denied the amount of quality over's they all thoroughly deserve, it did see us take some wickets for a change. Five wicket hauls were obtained during the season by Ben Weldon, Jimmy Stephanou and Tim Mattison, the latter claiming the most sought after Bangorian scalp for his 200th career wicket late in the season. Harry Bloyce showed his impeccable fitness during the first three balls of all of his spells, and bowled better than his lack of breath would suggest for the restof his over's, finishing the season with 100 career wickets. Our other frontline bowlers in Thomas Blakely, Ben Towell and Peter Lambropolous bowled well all season without luck. Our attack benefitted this year with the inclusion of Khayam Jeffrey and the emergence of Jacob Miller as a genuine bowling option, with the pair often taking wickets in tight situations. Grant Hallinan was unable to add to his wicket tally this season. In the field the example was set by the Hallinan family. Joshshowed why leg day is so important, springing like a graceful gazelle to his left to take the most spectacular mid-air one-handed horizontal catch at mid-on one could imagine. Not to be outdone by his protein-fuelled son, Grant's diving three fingered effort in first slip firmly cemented his place as the superior Hallinan, as well as staking his claim to join the ranks of Lou Maratheftis in a joint roll as 'official team god'. Congratulations are again in order for Ben Weldon, who was able to take out the club catches award, and James Kerr, BSc, who took his third keeper of the year title in five years (no, the latter achievement is not a typo). One especially pleasing aspect of our team this year was our ability to delegate official team roles. Role delegation was conducted by James Kerr, BSc, who unselfishly took on the demanding roles of 'officialscorer' and 'official loudmouth', and roles such as 'UV safety officer', 'esky manager', 'ethnic affairs officer' and 'captain negative' (just toname a few) were assigned to their most appropriate individuals. Apologies should go out to Jimmy Stephanou, who, as UV Safety Officer, spent more money than we should have let him on buying the team bottles of sunscreen. This echelon system only boosted the excellent social environment in our team, and many a funny moment was had during the season. Not only did we find out what Thomas "Gaz" Blakely likes to do to 'fart boxes' this season, his unusual appreciation for derelict characters from Newcastle, England, gave us all many mint ideas of how to interact socially with young females. Standard procedure, Gaz. Other noteworthy items from the season include the excellent array of Dale Steyn impersonations displayed by Tim Mattison upon taking a wicket, as well as the hairstyle competition between himself and James Kerr,BSc, which led to the discovery that Tim has a natural swing when he runs due to the line in the Faf (the adopted name of this hairstyle). This will become a deadly weapon when he works out how to make himself reverse swing with an old Faf. While on the topic of hair, Daniel Besz should be complimented for the excellent chin strap he grew mid season. Jacob Miller is to be commended for his ball shining ability, which seemed to give more sheen to the ball than it started with, while Jon Maratheftis should bede- commended for inventing the 'deliberate French cut' and using it as a legitimate shot. Thank you to all players who made this such a fun and (somewhat) successful season, with special thanks to our part timers Josh Hallinan, Grant Hallinan, Lou Maratheftis and Andrew Silm for filling in when full timers were otherwise occupied. Cheers to Ben Weldon for captaining,managing and organising the team throughout 34 the season. While we may not have walked away with baggy blue's this season, we can take comfort in the fact that, for once, it wasn't because we were the most rubbish team! Ben BATTING STATISTICS H. B6(2) Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Daniel Besz 6 7 0 28 93 13.29 Thomas Blakeley 7 6 1 80 181 36.20 Harry Bloyce 10 9 2 48 122 17.43 Daniel Foster 12 13 1 105x 360 30.00 Grant Hallinan 6 2 1 1x 1 1.00 Joshua Hallinan 7 7 1 39 157 26.17 Khayam Jeffrey 7 5 3 10x 26 13.00 James Kerr 9 7 3 29x 74 18.50 Peter Lambropoulos 10 9 1 30x 91 11.38 Jon Maratheftis 11 13 1 74 305 25.42 Lou Maratheftis 2 2 1 4x 5 5.00 Cameron Mattison 2 0 0 0x 0 0.00 Timothy Mattison 10 8 1 32 100 14.29 Jacob Miller 8 9 2 31x 93 13.29 Andrew Silm 2 2 1 6 11 11.00 James Stephanou 12 10 0 34 89 8.90 Benjamin Towell 5 4 1 48x 96 32.00 Benjamin Weldon 11 11 1 87 270 27.00

BOWLING STATISTICS B6(2) Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Daniel Besz 2 2 0 0 1 Thomas Blakeley 37 8 7 141 20.14 3 Harry Bloyce 71 9 14 297 21.21 1 Daniel Foster 7.3 0 2 35 17.50 3 Grant Hallinan 0 0 0 0 3 Joshua Hallinan 7 0 0 33 8 Khayam Jeffrey 39 8 5 163 32.60 2 James Kerr 0 0 0 0 14 Peter Lambropoulos 34.2 2 8 179 22.38 6 Jon Maratheftis 18 1 2 83 41.50 9 Lou Maratheftis 0 0 0 0 0 Cameron Mattison 0 0 0 0 2 Timothy Mattison 84 15 19 319 16.79 1 Jacob Miller 21 2 4 80 20.00 2 Andrew Silm 20.2 3 8 104 13.00 1 James Stephanou 89 9 22 390 17.73 3 Benjamin Towell 40 10 4 112 28.00 3 Benjamin Weldon 76.1 21 19 386 20.32 12

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It was to be the blending of youth and experience, but which would prove more valuable on the cricket field ? Well, the final washup shows them about even in their contributions, so I guess we'll have to go around again next year to see who really carries this team. Apart from a really enjoyable season off the pitch, we also had a lot of fun and memorable moments in the middle, just missing out on a finals spot in the last game of the season. Here's the form guide for the next season..... 35

Keefe Cheung – always the entertainer on the sideline, Keefe had some great moments with bat,ball, hands, and mouth out in the middle. Great to have someone who loves cricket like Keefe. Lachlan Farrell – like an exotic bird rarely sighted, Lachlan always had an impact when he landed at a game. Still managed to be our best keeper with 5 wickets - until pipped by 3 byes by his Dad. Rick Farrell – apart from his wicketkeeping , Rick's captaincy, scoring, and 20/20 rule- making made him the team's all-rounder. Hit a mighty boundary to give himself an average in the final innings of the season. Jamie Feggans – a highlight was his innings as opener against the best attack in the comp - Davie Warner style ! Bamboozled batsmen with his unique bowling action and took some great catches. Rob Feggans – contender for flukiest catch of the year who found muscles to strain that he didn't even know he had. Had one innings that might bring him back next year. Clayton Gadd – our onfield captain had a good season with the bat and was on his way to quick tons a few times without quite making it. A dangerous bowler in every sense of the word. Kept wickets as well. Mark Gould – our super sub helped us out in a couple of games and showed some batting form in the second. A great team player who always fielded wholeheartedly. Andrew Grose – some runs, some wickets, some catches, adds up to a pretty good season. Made a few new friends during the season who 'appreciated' his witty repartee from the slips cordon. Always in the game. John Ishak – celebrated a memorable birthday with a run for each year. Bowled in a way that defied his years and fielded like a leopard in the covers. Always looked like he was enjoying every minute . Michael Ishak – Some great innings at crucial times for the team with a top score of 80. Always a threat with the ball and an absolute greyhound in the field .Do not attempt a second on his arm ! Will Liston – a terrific team player who just loves being out there. Some great tailender knocks to make us that bit more respectable. Enjoyed keeping occasionally and always reliable in the field. Tom Lundie – a competitor who can turn a game. Bowled some long spells to keep our attack on the boil. Some important innings this year when he knew we needed someone to 'hang around’. Blake McAvoy -not many players win a game for the team with runouts, but that's exactly what Blake did with 2 amazing throws for direct hits from the outfield. Played some nice shots during the season as well. Michael McAvoy – 197; most players would be happy with that in the season but in one knock ? A great comeback to seniors cricket with bat ,ball and gloves. Helped the younger players enormously Andrew Nielsen – Some excellent big hitting and some fiery bowling marked a good season. Very reliable in the field with some classy catches. Peter Nielsen – A batting average over 50 shows how hard Peter is to 'shift' from the crease; while some of the catches he took at slip and in the outfield this year left all stunned. Great comeback. James Nielsen – 21 wickets at not many showed how improved a bowler James was this season. Finished the season well with the bat and took some great catches. Adrian Scott – when on song with his spin was dynamic for us. Always reliable in the field and played some nice shots with the bat. Another who always enjoys his cricket and always entertaining in the field.

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BATTING STATISTICS H. C1 Name Matches Innings Not Out S. Runs Average Keefe Cheung 12 13 0 38 148 11.38 Lachlan Farrell 4 4 0 13 22 5.50 Rick Farrell 6 3 0 4 4 1.33 James Feggans 11 12 1 20 66 6.00 Robert Feggans 6 4 1 18 23 7.67 Clayton Gadd 11 12 1 84 301 27.36 Mark Gould 2 2 0 10 10 5.00 Andrew Grose 11 11 0 23 68 6.18 John Ishak 9 6 2 43 74 18.50 Michael Ishak 11 12 0 80 299 24.92 William Liston 9 5 1 16 20 5.00 Thomas Lundie 8 6 1 14 38 7.60 Blake McAvoy 7 7 1 7 11 1.83 Michael McAvoy 5 5 0 197 388 77.60 Andrew Nielsen 6 5 0 21 53 10.60 James Nielsen 11 11 3 25x 65 8.13 Peter Nielsen 7 6 3 51x 154 51.33 Adrian Scott 9 7 3 15x 35 8.75

BOWLING STATISTICS C1 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Keefe Cheung 16 6 5 49 9.80 3 Lachlan Farrell 2 0 0 21 5 Rick Farrell 0 0 0 0 5 James Feggans 51 8 11 187 17.00 4 Robert Feggans 0 0 0 0 2 Clayton Gadd 52.5 11 11 181 16.45 7 Mark Gould 0 0 0 0 0 Andrew Grose 50 3 11 195 17.73 3 John Ishak 34 6 9 101 11.22 3 Michael Ishak 82 13 14 378 27.00 4 William Liston 3 0 0 27 4 Thomas Lundie 59 10 11 270 24.55 1 Blake McAvoy 14 2 2 65 32.50 3 Michael McAvoy 6 2 2 11 5.50 3 Andrew Nielsen 30 4 3 124 41.33 4 James Nielsen 60.5 5 21 261 12.43 4 Peter Nielsen 2 0 1 7 7.00 5 Adrian Scott 35 3 11 174 15.82 1

C2 Looking back on our season, it was a very up and down one to tell you the truth. From having no boys, to the ones there not sure what was going on, it was enjoyable no matter what.

37 I think we needed this season, so that the new boys could learn, and the experienced ones could learn another side of the game, and that's leadership and patience, which some couldn't show at times. But above all, we all had a good time, a good laugh, and I can't wait for what the future holds.

BATTING STATISTICS C2 Name Matches Innings Not Out H. S. Runs Average Phil Aguilera 5 5 0 4 10 2.00 Bradley Arvantis 5 6 1 29 41 8.20 Joshua Baldacchino 9 10 1 111x 408 45.33 Mark Baldacchino 4 6 0 16 26 4.33 Thomas Carr 8 9 1 50 131 16.38 Daniel Church 7 10 1 56 215 23.89 Alexander Coneliano 5 5 0 24 46 9.20 Samuel Cooke 5 7 1 43 70 11.67 Liam Ebb 6 7 0 6 14 2.00 Mitchell Ebb 6 5 0 3 4 0.80 Dean Kent 9 11 4 24 66 9.43 Shaun McErlain 9 11 1 82 229 22.90 Jay Moore 6 7 2 7 7 1.40 Sean Tabet 4 5 0 22 30 6.00

BOWLING STATISTICS C2 Name Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average Catches Phil Aguilera 0 0 0 0 0 Bradley Arvantis 3 0 0 27 1 Joshua Baldacchino 40 1 11 189 17.18 1 Mark Baldacchino 16 0 3 125 41.67 1 Thomas Carr 34 1 7 176 25.14 7 Daniel Church 46.4 3 10 266 26.60 1 Alexander Coneliano 14 1 6 88 14.67 4 Samuel Cooke 6.4 1 4 48 12.00 1 Liam Ebb 2 0 0 10 0 Mitchell Ebb 16 1 4 71 17.75 3 Dean Kent 39.3 3 17 213 12.53 2 Shaun McErlain 49.3 4 9 240 26.67 2 Jay Moore 2.2 0 1 13 13.00 3 Sean Tabet 8 0 1 50 50.00 1

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ILLAWONG CRICKET CLUB HONOUR ROLL

JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE SENIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEAR YEAR Season Name Team Season Name Team 1979/80 Peter King - 1979/80 Claude Mann - 1980/81 Trent Harvey - 1980/81 Pat Crawford - 1981/82 Darell Mann - 1981/82 Frank Inglese - 1982/83 Darell Mann - 1982/83 Ken Jones - 1983/84 Trent Harvey - 1983/84 Dennis Sherrington - 1984/85 Jason Gillespie - 1984/85 Harry Solomon - 1985/86 Kurt Landers - 1985/86 Tony Maber - 1986/87 Kurt Landers - 1986/87 Tony Maber - 1987/88 James Holley - 1987/88 Trevor Lyons - 1988/89 Spiro Stamatatos 16B 1988/89 Paul Turner - 1989/90 Ben Kennis 12A 1989/90 Rohan George 4th Grade 1990/91 Dean Heslehurst 16B 1990/91 Jason Findlay 4th Grade 1991/92 Benn Ronald 12A 1991/92 Peter Young C3 1992/93 Scott McGeachie 12A 1992/93 Todd Dalton B3 1993/94 Ben Kennis 16A 1993/94 Steve Jones B6 1994/95 Scott McGeachie 14A 1994/95 Brett Swaine B6 1995/96 Benn Ronald 16A 1995/96 Steve Jones B5 1996/97 Michael Elliott 12A 1996/97 Scott McGeachie B2 1997/98 Justin Drinkwater 16A 1997/98 Troy Dalton A3 1998/99 Steven Smith 10A 1998/99 Cameron Hoban C3 1999/00 Mitchell Krywulycz 12A 1999/00 Spiro Stamatatos A2 2000/01 Michael Elliott 16A 2000/01 Aaron Myers A2 2001/02 Matthew Smith 16A 2001/02 Ross Montague B6 2002/03 Steven Smith 14A 2002/03 Jeff Hopson B3 2003/04 Joshua Hudson 14A 2003/04 Scott McGeachie A2 2004/05 Joshua Hudson 16A 2004/05 Jeff Hopson A2 2005/06 Joshua Hudson 16A 2005/06 Jason McLean A2 2006/07 Michael Sharkey 16A 2006/07 Matthew Smith B2 2007/08 Brandon McLean 16A 2007/08 Brett Sweetnam A2(2) 2008/09 Adam Whatley 16A 2008/09 Jason McLean A2 2009/10 Jamie Brown 16A 2009/10 Ryan Silburn B4 2010/11 Jamie Brown 16A 2010/11 Ryan Silburn B3 2011/12 Oliver Selby 16A 2011/12 Matthew Angus B4 2012/13 James 16A 2012/13 Matthew Lines B7 Hawksworth 2013/14 Luke Hawkesworth 14A 2013/2014 Luke Hawkesworth B4

JUNIOR WICKET-KEEPER OF THE JUNIOR MOST CATCHES YEAR (FIELDING) 1991/92 Murray Heslehurst 12A 1991/92 - 1992/93 Damon Emanuel B3 1992/93 Ryan Tory 12C 1993/94 Iain Small 10A 1993/94 James Miller 12C 1994/95 Ben Percey 14A 1994/95 Marc Eggins 12D

39 1995/96 Ryan Mignacca / 12C / 1995/96 Ryan King 12C Brad Booth 16C 1996/97 Chris Simons 12A 1996/97 Lee Hudswell 12A 1997/98 James Wall 12A 1997/98 Adam Santarossa 12F2 1998/99 Nicholas James 12C1 1998/99 Kearon Ogilvie 12B1 1999/00 Aidan Terone 14B 1999/00 Peter Sidwell 12B 2000/01 Nicholas James 14A 2000/01 Matthew Smith / 16A / Eric Schnyder 10A1 2001/02 Aidan Terone 16A 2001/02 Evan Martin 14B 2002/03 Anthony Wall 14B 2002/03 Mark Salzmann / 10A / Chris Beckman 14B 2003/04 Matthew Morgan 14A 2003/04 Rohan Goradia 12C 2004/05 Daniel Harris 16A 2004/05 Jesse Shewan 14D 2005/06 Matthew Fairburn 16B 2005/6 Dylan Nash 14A 2006/07 Jarryd Biviano 12A 2006/07 Kurtis Manwarring / 16B / Brent Spanhel / 16B / Brandon McLean / 14A / Michael Feggans / 14C / Jamie Brown / 12A / Harry Bloyce 12D

2007/08 Joshua Hallinan 14D 2007/08 Joshua Fembock 12F 2008/09 Jarryd Biviano 14A 2008/09 Jon Maratheftis 16B 2009/10 Hayden Wallis 14C 2009/10 Daniel Polson 16D 2010/11 Jarryd Biviano 16A 2010/11 Jake Cronly 16D 2011/12 Hayden Wallis 16B 2011/12 Zachary Wade 12D (White) 2012/13 Hayden Wallis 16A 2012/13 Michael Ishak 16D 2013/14 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 Melody Nelson 12E

SENIOR WICKET-KEEPER OF SENIOR MOST CATCHES THE YEAR (FIELDING) 2009/10 James Kerr B9 2009/10 Jon Maratheftis B9 2010/11 Ben Weldon B3 2010/11 Jaymie Holden C2 2011/12 Matthew Angus B4 2011/12 Christopher Bray / B6 / Kieran Tyson B7 2012/13 James Kerr B6 2012/13 Brendan Lang B4 2013/14 James Kerr B6(2) 2013/14 Benjamin Weldon B6(2)

I.M.C.C. RECORDS Highest Team Score 6/354 B6 2004/05 Highest Individual Score M. McAvoy 197 C1 2013/14 Most Wickets in Innings (Jnr) C. Paddy 9/16 10A 1982/83 Most Wickets in Innings N. Mills 9/21 B3 1992/93 (Snr) Best Batting Average B. Jones 249 12E 1993/94 Best Batting Aggregate L. 910 14A 2013/14 Hawksworth Best Bowling Average B. Copp 1.44 10E2 1997/98 Best Bowling Aggregate D. Carson 58 6th 1985/86 Grade

40 Most W/Keeping Dismissals C. Mann 31 C1 1979/80 Most Catches (Fieldsman) K. Ogilvie 17 12B1 1998/99 Highest Partnership C.Hoban & 288 C3 1998/99 S. Howard

I.M.C.C. RECORDS Highest Team Score 6/354 B6 2004/05 Highest Individual Score M. McAvoy 197 C1 2013/14 Most Wickets in Innings (Jnr) C. Paddy 9/16 10A 1982/83 Most Wickets in Innings N. Mills 9/21 B3 1992/93 (Snr) Best Batting Average B. Jones 249 12E 1993/94 Best Batting Aggregate L. 910 14A 2013/14 Hawksworth Best Bowling Average B. Copp 1.44 10E2 1997/98 Best Bowling Aggregate D. Carson 58 6th 1985/86 Grade Most W/Keeping Dismissals C. Mann 31 C1 1979/80 Most Catches (Fieldsman) K. Ogilvie 17 12B1 1998/99 Highest Partnership C.Hoban & 288 C3 1998/99 S. Howard

PREMIERSHIP TEAMS 1978/79 - 1979/80 12C 1980/81 14C 1981/82 - nd 1982/83 2 Gr 1983/84 10D 12D 1984/85 - rd th 1985/86 10A 16A 3 Gr 6 Gr 1986/87 - 1987/88 - 1988/89 10D3 14B 1989/90 10A 1990/91 12C 12E 14D 1991/92 12A 12D1 1992/93 C3 1993/94 - 1994/95 - 1995/96 - 1996/97 10A 10D1 12B 12C 12D1 B2 1997/98 10A 10E1 12E2 16C A3 1998/99 10A 10B 10D 12A 12C1 12E2 14C 1999/00 10E 12A 12F 12G 14B 14C1 14B B9 C3 2000/01 12A 16D1 B5 2001/02 16B 2002/03 14A 12B B3 B7 2003/04 14A 12C 10A B8-1 2004/05 16A 12A 10A 2005/06 16A 16B 14B 12B 12C 2006/07 12A 12D B1 B5

41 2007/08 12B1 14D 16A B7 2008/09 12C 14A 14B B4 B8 2009/10 16A 2010/11 16W 16D 12D B3 B4 2011/12 16W 12D 2012/13 16D B7 2013- - 14

LIFE MEMBERS

Russell Bowker David Carson Claude Mann Bob Richardson Barry Whitlock Vicki Routh Brian Williamson Harry Solomon Trevor Allen Kerry Myers Paul Baldwin Troy Dalton Rod Aggett Rod Whatley Alan Vaughan

Club Members with 20 or more season - Platinum Kookaburras Name Years Nigel MILLS 23 Troy DALTON 22 Grant MILMLOW 20 Spiro STAMATATOS 20 Rod WHATLEY 20

in2Cricket CO-ORDINATORS Season Name Season Name 1995/96 Trevor Allen & Kevin Everson 2004/05 Kerry Myers 1996/97 Vin Sharkey 2005/06 Natalie Miller 1997/98 Kerry Myers 2006/07 Natalie Miller 1998/99 Kerry Myers 2007/08 Natalie Miller 1999/00 Kerry Myers 2008/09 Natalie Miller 2000/01 Kerry Myers 2009/10 Natalie Miller 2001/02 Kerry Myers 2010/11 Gary Fattore 2002/03 Kerry Myers 2011/12 Gary Hawksworth 2003/04 Kerry Myers 2012/13 Gary Hawksworth 2013/14 Gary Hawksworth

DOUBLE HAT-TRICKS Name Team Season S. Gascoigne 4th Grade 1984/85 D Alessio 16D 1997/98 Brett Robinson B9 2010/11 Michael Feggans B6 2011/12

42 HAT-TRICKS Season Name Team Season Name Team 1978/79 P King 10D 1978/79 A. Smith 12D 1979/80 D. Berry 12C 1979/90 B. Millar C1 1981/82 D. Mann 12A 1982/83 D. Mann 14A 1983/84 C. Rizzo 7th 1983/84 K. Jones 1st Grade Grade 1984/85 C. Cox 10D 1984/85 M. Bool 12E 1984/85 D. Fraser 14E 1985/86 D. Snape 14B 1986/87 W. Healey 2nd 1986/87 D. Carson 5th Grade Grade 1987/88 D. Dumalovski 14E 1990/91 P. MacArthur 14D 1990/91 B. Waygood 10C 1991/92 M. Stiles 12D1 1993/94 C. Bowman 14C 1993/94 D. Myers 12B 1993/94 A. Ajiz 10A 1993/94 J. Wall 8A 1995/96 C Brooks 14D 1995/96 L. Rogers 12D 1995/96 M. Gordon 12D 1996/97 A.Myers 16A 1996/97 J. Hopson 14B 1996/97 M Elliot 12A 1996/97 M. Krywulycz 10A 1998/99 D. Jeffrey 16C 1998/99 S. Herman 14C 1999/00 Aaron Balmforth 14B 1999/00 Craig Manwa 14D2 1999/00 Thomas Copp 12C1 2000/01 Paul Craft 16D1 2000/01 Joel Maamary 14B 2000/01 Kieran Walsh 10A 2000/01 R Whatley B6 2001/02 Jared Wilson 16B 2001/02 Luke Gaggin C1 2002/03 Matt Goss B8 2002/03 Neil Sheldon B8 2003/04 Peter Alevizos 16A 2003/04 Mark Verzi B8-1 2005/06 Liam Ramsay 12A 2005/06 Michael Reardon 14C 2005/06 Duncan Tee 14C 2005/06 Jacob Williams 10D 2006/07 Nathan Ellis 12A 2006/07 Adam Whatley 14A 2006/07 Gregory Moses 16B 2006/07 Adam Whatley 14A 2006/07 Mark Gould B9 2006/07 Matthew Todd B1 2006/07 Michael Polyblank B1 2006/07 Craig Redfearn A2 2007/08 Tory Silburn 16C 2007/08 Daniel Besz 12F 2007/08 Adam Borwick 8B1 2008/09 Ethan Bablis 8B 2008/09 Joey Morgan 16D 2009/10 Ryan Silburn B4 2009/10 Rhys Davis B6 2009/10 Vaughn Sheffield B4 2010/11 Vaughn Sheffield B3 2010/11 Paul Francis C2 2010/11 Quintin Dwyer 14B 2011/12 Bailey Turner 10C 2011/12 James Hawksworth 16A 2011/12 Tim Mattison C1 2012/13 Eden Winney 8B 2012/13 Ben Vanmidde B4 2013/14 Isabella French 12E

43 CENTURIES (in date order) RUNS NAME TEAM YEAR RUNS NAME TEAM YEAR RUNS NAME TEAM YEAR 101 no D. Riley 12D 1978/79 102 no R. Richardson C1 1979/80 101 no G. Gray 12C 1979/80 101 no W. Headley A2 1979/80 167 D. Riley 14C 1980/81 130 D. Riley 14C 1980/81 122 B. Richardson C1 1980/81 113 T. Hubbard 10D 1980/81 101 no S. Gascoigne C1 1980/81 111 D. Pain 3rd Gr 1981/82 134 T. Harvey 14A 1982/83 130 G. Everson 7th Gr 1982/83 127 no T. Harvey 14A 1982/83 122 no C. Paddy 10A 1982/83 101 no D. Mann 14A 1982/83 100 no D. Pain 2nd 1982/83 100 no M. McMahon 2nd 1982/83 138 S. Tappin 12B 1983/84 Gr Gr 120 no T. Harvey 16A 1983/84 108 no R. Bowker 6th Gr 1983/84 104 P. Buffoni 14B 1983/84 144 no K. Walters 1st Gr 1984/85 121 H. Solomon 1st Gr 1984/85 109 F. Inglese 4th Gr 1984/85 109 H. Solomon 1st Gr 1984/85 107 S. Simpson 10D 1984/85 106 S. Best 12B 1984/85 104 no H. Solomon 1st Gr 1984/85 104 D. Snape 12B 1984/85 108 no F. Natoli 6th Gr 1985/86 100 no J. D'Imperio 6th Gr 1985/86 151 J. D'Imperio 4th Gr 1986/87 182 J. Holley 14A 1987/88 136 no J. Holley 14A 1987/88 119 no J. Holley 14A 1987/88 113 M. Cheal 5th Gr 1987/88 100 no D. Snape 16A 1988/89 122 no B. Kennis 12A 1989/90 112 T. Hale 16B 1989/90 104 R. George 4th Gr 1989/90 138 no B. Kennis 14B 1990/91 130 D. Heslehurst 16B 1990/91 109 no D. Heslehurst 16B 1990/91 101 no T. Hale 16B 1990/91 148 no B. Ronald 12A 1991/92 111 no A. Myers 12B 1991/92 109 T. Hale B4 1991/92 148 B. Ronald 14A 1992/93 119 T. Dalton B3 1992/93 114 no N. Swain 14B1 1992/93 133 S. McGeachie 14A 1993/94 110 N. Ross 14A 1993/94 107 B. Jones 12E 1993/94 104 B. Ronald 14A 1993/94 103 no S. Cooper 1993/94 101 no D. Marsh 14D 1993/94 101 B. Kennis 16A 1993/94 157 A. Briggs B6 1994/95 154 R. George B7 1994/95 125 L. Eastaway C2 1994/95 108 no S. Cooper 10A 1994/95 107 K. Jamieson B6 1994/95 105 K. Jamieson B4 1994/95 104 B. Swaine B6 1994/95 102 R. George B4 1994/95 101 no C. Simons 12B1 1994/95 100 J. Drinkwater 12A 1994/95 100 P. Ellis B2 1994/95 143 B. Ronald 16A 1995/96 136 no S. Jones B5 1995/96 131 P. Evans B5 1995/96 121 S. Stamatatos B5 1995/96 104 D. Jordan C2 1995/96 102 no T. Dalton B3 1995/96 102 no B. Ronald B5 1995/96 100 no P. Ellis B3 1995/96 100 no C. Kennis 16C 1995/96 100 no D. Archer 10D1 1995/96 137 C. Montague 16C 1996/97 127 no J. Davis 10A 1996/97 127 M. Fuller 12B 1996/97 115 M. Elliott 12A 1996/97 107 B. Richards 16D 1996/97 104 J. Drinkwater 14A 1996/97 102 M. Elliott 12A 1996/97 101 no J. Drinkwater 14A 1996/97 101 no A. Myers 16A 1996/97 159 B. Booth B7 1997/98 150 ret M. Krywulycz 10A 1997/98 103 no I. Wright B7 1997/98 102 no T. Flaherty 16A 1997/98 102 T. Swyer 14D 1997/98 101 ret M. Krywulycz 10A 1997/98 162 C. Hoban C3 1998/99 153 no S. Howard C3 1998/99 138 M. Boyle 14B 1998/99

44 134 I. Wright B7 1998/99 133 C. Hoban C3 1998/99 129 C. Hoban C3 1998/99 127 no J. Drinkwater A2 1998/99 124 no S. Smith 10A 1998/99 123 no S. Smith 10A 1998/99 117 no I. Wright B7 1998/99 117 J. Drinkwater 16A 1998/99 113 J. Drinkwater 16A 1998/99 109 no C. Simons 16A 1998/99 109 S. Reily 12B1 1998/99 103 no J. Drinkwater 16A 1998/99 142 S. Preston B6 1999/00 141 B. Pilgrim B9 1999/00 107 no M. Verzi 14E 1999/00 104 no S. Howard B6 1999/00 104 no A. Mills B9 1999/00 103 no M. Krywulycz 12A 1999/00 154 no G. Bobyk 16D1 2000/01 120 D Small 16D2 2000/01 104 G. Bobyk 16D2 2000/01 141 no S. Smith 14A 2001/02 129 J Wilson 16B 2001/02 125 no M. Toms B8 2001/02 123 B. Booth B3 2001/02 110 no T. Dalton A2 2001/02 110 no S. Sampedro B6 2001/02 110 M Smith 16A 2001/02 104 N Lenton 16B 2001/02 101 no D Savic 14A 2001/02 100 J Wilson 16B 2001/02 152 no J. Hopson B3 2002/03 128 S Smith 14A 2002/03 124 no N. Anderson C&S 2002/03 123 D Savic 14A 2002/03 112 S. Herman B8 2002/03 106 no S Smith 14A 2002/03 104 J. Hopson B3 2002/03 103 R Simitsiotis 14C 2002/03 101 no D Alevizos 14A 2002/03 100 no S. McGeachie A2 2002/03 100 B. Booth B3 2002/03 177 D Moss B5 2003/04 152 G Kalageris B8-2 2003/04 146 no B Swaine B9-1 2003/04 124 K Jamieson B9-1 2003/04 122 J Hudson 14A 2003/04 120 A Whatley 10A 2003/04 114 S Psarras B8-2 2003/04 108 D Greenhalgh B7 2003/04 106 C Feggans 14A 2003/04 103 A Sharma 12A1 2003/04 102 no S Smith 16A 2003/04 101 no L Sharkey 10A 2003/04 101 D Hopson 16A 2003/04 100 no R Goradia 12C 2003/04 100 ret L Sharkey 10A 2003/04 123 R James B7-1 2004/05 108 K Westlake B9-2 2004/05 107 T Jackson 16C 2004/05 106 no A. Poustos B6 2004/05 103 J. Gordon B9-2 2004/05 102 no B. Davies B7-1 2004/05 102 K. Sidzimovski B6 2004/05 147 no M Lines B7 2005/06 144 D. McMahon 14A 2005/06 140 C. Byrom 14A 2005/06 140 L. Aggett B6-2 2005/06 115 P Jaeger B8 2005/06 115 N. Ellis 12B 2005/06 109 no J. Hudson 16A 2005/06 108 no J. Hudson 16A 2005/06 108 D. Braun 14D 2005/06 105 R James C2 2005/06 104 D. Dule 16A 2005/06 101 A James B8 2005/06 186 no B. Sweetnam A2 2006/07 144 D. Harris B5 2006/07 116 no S. Geddes A2 2006/07 114 no J. Brown 12A 2006/07 114 B.McLean 14A 2006/07 112 Q. Westlake B8 2006/07 111 M. Whaltey 16C 2006/07 108 A. Whatley 14A 2006/07 106 J. Warner B9 2006/07 104 D. Harris B5 2006/07 104 M. Gould B9 2006/07 128 no A Whatley 14A 2007/08 117 A Whatley 14A 2007/08 117 no M Dayhew 16C 2007/08 108 no C Wheeler 12B 2007/08 100 no K Ward 14E 2007/08 100 A Whatley 14A 2007/08 141 no B Vanmidde 16D 2008/09 134 B McLean A2 2008/09 124 M Angus B8 2008/09 121 B Vanmidde 16D 2008/09 119 B Vanmidde 14A 2008/09 119 J. Brown 14A 2008/09 118 no G White B4 2008/09 117 H. McLean 14A 2008/09 117 J Carrett B2 2008/09 116 no B Weldon B5 2008/09 113 J. Thorne 12D 2008/09 111 no E. Shewan 14A 2008/09

45 106 G Wissam 16A 2008/09 106 B Vanmidde 14A 2008/09 102 no T Aggett B4 2008/09 101 J Frith C1 2008/09 100 no J Brown 14A 2008/09 100 C Wheeler 14B 2008/09 100 A Myers A2 2008/09 124 J Baldacchino C1 2009/10 121 T Tillbrook C1 2009/10 110 J Lewers B9 2009/10 109 C Wheeler 14A 2009/10 107 no C Mattison 16D 2009/10 101 no R Siblurn B4 2009/10 101 no O Selby 14A 2009/10 116 Michael Feggans B8 2010/11 113 no Clayton Gadd 16D 2010/11 111 no Jarryd Biviano 16A 2010/11 111 no Daniel Besz 16D 2010/11 111 Jarryd Biviano 16A 2010/11 108 Clayton Gadd 16D 2010/11 107 no Kieran Tyson C1 2010/11 107 ret Hayden McLean 16A 2010/11 106 Jamie Brown 16A 2010/11 103 no Mitchell Dayhew C2 2010/11 103 Jon Maratheftis C2 2010/11 102 no Ryan Stafford B8 2010/11 102 no Ethan Grinham 16A 2010/11 102 ret Hayden McLean 16A 2010/11 100 Nathan Ellis 16A 2010/11 193 Liam Aggett B2 2011/12 142 no Tim Tillbrook C3 2011/12 127 no Timothy Brandt 12B 2011/12 126 no Luke Hawksworth 14A 2011/12 James 2012/13 119 Matthew Angus B4 2011/12 103 no Alexander Watkiss B8 2011/12 101 Hawksworth 16A 134 no Conor Aggett B2 2012/13 126 Matthew Lines B7 2012/13 125 Matthew Lines B7 2012/13 166 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 151 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 133 Baden Chant 14C 2013/14 115 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 113 Baden Chant 14C 2013/14 109 no Jordan Turner 16C 2013/14 102 no Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 102 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 101 no Joel Phillips 12C 2013/14 100 Luke Hawksworth 14A 2013/14 197 Michael McAvoy C1 2013/14 175 no Luke Hawksworth B4 2013/14 132 no Peter Jaeger B1 2013/14 131 Michael Feggans B6(1) 2013/14 116 Daniel Harris B1 2013/14

112 no Luke Hawksworth B4 2013/14 111 no Josh Baldacchino C2 2013/14 109 Dylan Dule A1 2013/14

108 no Michael Feggans B6(1) 2013/14 105 no Daniel Foster B6(2) 2013/14 103 Mark Verzi B1 2013/14 Nicholas 101 Sheridan B6(1) 2013/14 101 Craig Cantor B4 2013/14

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7 OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS Name Team Opposition Season Score L. Evans B5 v Caringbah Hotel 1995/96 7/56 L. Evans B5 v St. Patricks 1995/96 7/9 R. Whatley C2 v Como-Jannali 1995/96 7/22 G. Pepper B3 v Gymea 1995/96 7/38 R. Whatley B6 v St. Patricks 1998/99 7/77 S. Herman 14C v Engadine 1998/99 7/8 C. Hoban B6 v Caringbah Inn 1999/00 7/27 J Hopson B6 v Heathcote 2000/01 7/20 M Hugo 16B v Engadine 2000/01 7/42 M Polybank B9 v Miranda 2000/01 8/30 B. Richards C1 v Gymea Bay 2001/02 7/12 D Moss B3 v Heathcote 2004/05 7/26 A Ward B1 v Loftus 2004/05 7/13 N Makaritis B6 v Engadine 2006/07 8/31 T Silburn 16C v Aquinas 2007/08 7/11 D Castle B7 v Cronulla 2008/09 7/26 J McLean A2 v Miranda 2008/09 7/35 M Gould B7 v Aquinas 2008/09 7/35 R Silburn B4 v Bangor 2009/10 8/6 Brook Stewart B8 v Como-Jannali 2010/11 7/12 Ryan Silburn B3 v Engadine Dragons 2010/11 7/15 Vaughn Sheffield B4 v SUS Club 2010/11 7/20 Mitchell Dayhew B5 v St Patricks 2010/11 7/29 Darren Howard B6 v Miranda Magpies 2011/12 7/25 Allan Thomas B8 v Bangor 2011/12 7/30 Liam Aggett B2 v Miranda Magpies 2011/12 7/32 Timothy Guild B4 v Kareela 2011/12 7/47 Nathan Woellner B7 v Bangor 4 2012/13 7/10 Nathan Woellner B7 v Engadine Dragons 2012/13 7/17 Vaughn Sheffield A1 V Como - Jannali 2013/14 7/15

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PLAYERS WHO HAVE SCORED MORE THAN 1000 RUNS FOR IMCC

Name Runs Name Runs Name Runs Troy DALTON 4833 Mitchell DAYHEW 1784 Mitchell KRYWULYCZ 1258 Scott McGEACHIE 4133 Mathew CHEAL 1782 David SAVIC 1253 Benjamin WELDON 4051 Russell BOWKER 1723 Ryan STAFFORD 1244 Aaron MYERS 3863 Hayden McLEAN 1714 Shane SCOTT 1240 Grant MILMLOW 3607 Joel CROSS 1700 Cameron ROE 1229 Bryce COLES- Daniel LEE 3521 Mitchell CURRIE 1686 SINCLAIR 1222 Luke HAWKSWORTH 3476 Chris BROOKS 1683 Steven TSELEPI 1211 Justin DRINKWATER 3416 D RILEY 1682 Mitchell TAYLOR 1205 Matthew ANGUS 3286 Joshua HUDSON 1675 Timothy BECKMAN 1193 Daniel HARRIS 3273 Dylan DULE 1674 R WRIGHTSON 1180 Ryan SILBURN 3246 Andrew WARD 1660 Michael ISHAK 1170 Matthew LINES 3221 Jack THORNE 1657 Chad KENNIS 1169 Jeffery HOPSON 3129 Scott McALISTER 1644 D BERRY 1168 Mathew CHRISTISON 3109 Cameron BYROM 1628 Michael WHATLEY 1167 Matthew SMITH 2929 Jarryd BIVIANO 1616 Alexander WYNN 1164 Spiro STAMATATOS 2927 Nathan WOELLNER 1604 James HOLLEY 1157 Benn RONALD 2858 Gareth WALSH 1603 Andrew HURST 1156 Steve JONES 2774 Rod AGGETT 1596 Stephen BORWICK 1148 Trent HARVEY 2757 Kevin JAMIESON 1581 Chris THIRD 1143 Nigel MILLS 2748 Jason McLEAN 1580 Lee HUDSWELL 1139 Dennis HOPSON 2736 Les EASTAWAY 1575 Benjamin WATERS 1123 Brad BOOTH 2660 Damon SNAPE 1574 David DE JARLAIS 1118 Ian WRIGHT 2613 Tony HALE 1572 Conor AGGETT 1117 Adam WHATLEY 2532 Oliver SELBY 1545 Chris DICKSON 1110 Jamie BROWN 2484 David CARSON 1524 Adam CORNISH 1105 Steven SMITH 2399 Jon CARRETT 1521 Bradley WONG 1104 David GREENHALGH 2330 Peter FITZ-GIBBON 1482 Chad WALSHAM 1096 Adam DANIELSON 2301 Tim TILLBROOK 1482 Eric SCHNYDER 1095 Matt TAYLOR 2276 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 1458 Stewart VELLA 1089 James Michael FEGGANS 2265 HAWKSWORTH 1454 Mark MAGUIRE 1082 Robert RICHARDSON 2204 Brent SPANHEL 1453 Ben GRUGGEN 1082 Nicholas Michael SHARKEY 2175 Anthony MILLS 1446 ROBERTSON 1072 Peter JAEGER 2171 Simon WOOD 1444 Matthew GOULD 1071 Michael RAMSAY 2164 Glen WONG 1426 Dylan NASH 1068 Jon MARATHEFTIS 2143 Corey WHEELER 1415 B WRIGHT 1063 Andrew JAMES 2139 Luke SHARKEY 1399 Harrison BURROWS 1063 Jeremy LINES 2134 Allan THOMAS 1392 Brandon McLEAN 1062 Francis HOPSON 2120 Andrew RAFT 1390 Cahn COTTER 1060 Darrell MANN 2106 P GARMENT 1386 Benjamin COPP 1055 M WOOD 2096 D PAIN 1375 Liam CASEY 1054 Michael ELLIOTT 2079 Nathan ELLIS 1373 Daniel FOSTER 1052 Paul TURNER 2077 Nathan SWAIN 1366 Heath McGEACHIE 1051 Ben KENNIS 2054 Matthew JONES 1365 Martin STEWART 1049 Timothy MATTISON 2032 Liam AGGETT 1355 Michael WATERS 1046 Stewart GEDDES 2017 Bradley HOOKER 1349 Harry SOLOMONS 1045 Benjamin VANMIDDE 2015 Barry WHITLOCK 1348 Neil ANDERSON 1044 Matthew DARBY 2014 Neil SHELDON 1338 Harry BLOYCE 1043 Thomas AGGETT 2010 Hayden WALLIS 1338 Frank INGLESE 1042 Brad PILGRIM 1990 Nicholas LENTON 1333 Karl PRINCE 1038

48 Rod WHATLEY 1950 Scott HERMAN 1332 Jamie HOLDEN 1031 Robert JAMES 1948 Brian WILLIAMSON 1328 Evan DEACON 1029 Blake DAVIES 1945 Scott METHAM 1328 Reece WELLINGTON 1029 Yohan SHARMA 1938 Clayton GADD 1316 Kendrick WESTLAKE 1024 Matthew TODD 1930 Mark PERRETT 1308 Thomas BLAKELEY 1023 Mark VERZI 1924 G ESSEX 1299 Riley BUCKLEY 1023 Troy FLAHERTY 1898 Alexander WATKISS 1290 Paul FRANCIS 1018 David MOSS 1867 Clint SMYTH 1288 Rhys DAVIS 1017 Shaun WALSH 1843 Joshua BALDACCHINO 1287 David CHAPMAN 1002 Gavin BOBYK 1815 Chris SIMONS 1286 Peter ELLIS 1788 Aaron ROBERTS 1264

PLAYERS WHO HAVE TAKEN MORE THAN 100 WICKETS FOR IMCC

Name Wickets Name Wickets Name Wickets Spiro STAMATATOS 385 Steve JONES 163 Mathew CHRISTISON 112 David CARSON 306 Lincoln GRICE 162 Brett STRATTON 112 Nigel MILLS 299 Matthew TODD 161 A GEORGE 112 Rod WHATLEY 272 Rhys DAVIS 160 F KING 110 Ryan SILBURN 267 Ben KENNIS 156 W MCEWAN 109 Troy DALTON 244 Michael FEGGANS 151 Brent SPANHEL 109 Robert RICHARDSON 230 Joel CROSS 145 Bradley HOOKER 109 Matthew DARBY 222 Liam AGGETT 143 Allan THOMAS 108 Aaron MYERS 220 Luke EVANS 143 Daniel MORGAN 108 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 220 Andrew WARD 142 Gavin BOBYK 108 Andrew JAMES 220 Anthony MILLS 139 Peter JAEGER 108 Scott McGEACHIE 217 Benjamin WELDON 139 B WILKINSON 107 Darrell MANN 215 Michael POLYBLANK 133 Chris THIRD 107 Neelan KOOVARJEE 212 M ROWLES 132 Joshua HUDSON 107 Adam DANIELSON 207 Michael WATERS 132 Scott HERMAN 107 Andrew MOSS 203 Aaron ROBERTS 128 Paul CRAFT 106 Timothy MATTISON 201 Yohan SHARMA 126 Michael ELLIOTT 104 David MOSS 198 Josiah MORGAN 126 Harry SOLOMONS 104 Matthew LINES 197 Mitchell DAYHEW 126 Dylan DULE 104 Rod AGGETT 188 Jake CRONLY 125 Cameron BYROM 102 M WOOD 185 Robert JAMES 125 Benn RONALD 101 Michael RAMSAY 184 Anthony PROUTSOS 123 Andrew FORD 101 Nathan WOELLNER 177 Michael LAINSON 120 Harry BLOYCE 100 Blake DAVIES 173 D BERRY 120 Justin DRINKWATER 100 David GREENHALGH 172 Gareth WALSH 120 Steven SMITH 100 Matthew SMITH 169 Karl PRINCE 119 Tory SILBURN 100 David DE JARLAIS 169 Benjamin WATERS 118 Craig REDFEARN 100 Trent HARVEY 168 Scott McALISTER 114 Oliver SELBY 100 Jeffery HOPSON 167 Andrew ROE 114 Mark VERZI 167 Ben RICHARDS 113

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CURRENT CLUB PLAYERS FOR 10 OR MORE SEASONS

Name Years Team Matthew ANGUS 10 A1 Avish SHARMA 10 A1 Benjamin COPP 10 A1 Brent SPANHEL 10 A1 Hayden WALLIS 10 A2 Conor AGGETT 10 A2 Lachlan ROSS 10 B1 Brendan LANG 10 B6(1) Justin MEALING 10 B6(1) Michael FEGGANS 10 B6(1) Benjamin VANMIDDE 10 B6(1) Jacob MILLER 10 B6(2) Peter LAMBROPOULOS 10 B6(2) Michael ISHAK 10 C1 James FEGGANS 10 C1 James NIELSEN 10 C1 Andrew NIELSEN 10 C1 Dylan DULE 11 A1 Bradley WONG 11 A1 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 11 A1 Rod AGGETT 11 A2 John VOSS 11 A2 Nathan LANG 11 A2 Jake CRONLY 11 A2 Peter JAEGER 11 B1 Harrison BURROWS 11 B5 Alexander WATKISS 11 B5 Jon MARATHEFTIS 11 B6(2) Ben GORICK 12 B1 Jeremy LINES 12 B1 Aaron ROBERTS 12 B1 Tory SILBURN 12 B5 Josiah MORGAN 12 B6(1) Blake DAVIES 13 B1 Mark VERZI 13 B1 Matthew LINES 13 B1 Daniel HARRIS 13 B1 Mitchell DAYHEW 13 B5 Kieran BURGESS 13 B6(1) Ryan SILBURN 14 A1 Timothy MATTISON 14 B6(2) Mitchell CURRIE 15 A1 Yohan SHARMA 15 A1 Matthew DARBY 16 A1 Benjamin WELDON 16 B6(2) Adam DANIELSON 17 A2 Thomas AGGETT 17 A2 Chris THIRD 17 B5 Mathew CHRISTISON 18 A1

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CURRENT CLUB PLAYERS WITH 5 SEASONS THIS YEAR

Name Team Oliver BLAKE 12B Daniel MILLIKEN 12B Declan WATSON 12B Linten HARDIE 12D Matthew PINKERTON 12D Dylan CASEY 14A Joseph COWELL 14C Jeremiah BATES 14D Leyton DAVIES 14D Zachary LIM 14D Georgia REID 16C Jordan TURNER 16C Callum DOCHERTY A2 Paul FRANCIS A2 Blake FORSYTHE B6(1) Daniel MORGAN B6(1) Daniel FOSTER B6(2) Khayam JEFFREY B6(2) Lou MARATHEFTIS B6(2)

Current Junior Players Individual Performance Records 1977 - 2013

Name Runs Wkts Anton AMALFI 13 1 Ethan BABLIS 355 46 Noah BABLIS 210 42 Jeremiah BATES 482 32 Lauren BISSETT 27 6 Liam BISSETT 123 18 Edward BLAKE 544 43 Oliver BLAKE 193 16 Timothy BRANDT 977 35 Hayden BRYANT 54 16 Ethan BUTCHER 27 1 Declan CASEY 488 48 Dylan CASEY 462 36 Baden CHANT 602 26 Keefe CHEUNG 457 10 Dylan CHONG SUN 157 12 Evan COLLINS 18 4 Isaac COOPER 0 0 Joseph COWELL 240 20 Fredy DARWICH 12 3 Leyton DAVIES 588 19 Peter DE POLIGNOL 121 19 Katerina DELHAS 2 5 Matthew EMANUEL 131 14 Gavin FATTORE 32 13

51 Lachlan FENGER 94 3 Michael FERLAZZO 6 0 Ashleigh FINN 66 10 Georgia FINN 40 1 Jessica FINN 55 8 Anthony FONTI 18 3 Isabella FRENCH 130 13 Nathan FRITH 877 47 Ethan FULLER 165 20 Harrison FYLAKTIDIS 73 5 Mitchell GARDINER 254 24 Aaron HADLEY 198 20 Siobhan HALSTEAD 247 12 Lloyd HAMILTON 114 8 Owen HAMILTON 122 5 Linten HARDIE 179 20 Luke HAWKSWORTH 3476 53 Eathan HIDER 1 1 Stephanie HOCROFT 12 1 Alexander HOLDEN 122 10 Thomas JACKSON 15 0 Ayden JOHN 1 2 Brayden JONES 30 2 Cooper JONES 19 9 Jessica JONES 7 2 Lauren JONES 41 5 Harrison KAROOZ- LIPCOMB 682 53 Monika KEECH 2 3 Conor KREMMER 38 4 Christopher KRKLINSKI 642 59 Terence LAMBROPOULOS 324 36 Alannah LEE 31 8 Zachary LIM 156 25 Lukas MANNS 45 7 Joseph MAUCH 96 23 Angus McLEOD 57 6 Jordan McSHANE 244 10 Jess MEADS 28 4 Daniel MILETICH 679 80 Corey MILLER 596 41 Daniel MILLIKEN 497 42 Jacob NADEN 127 23 Luke NADEN 41 8 Sean NADEN 142 13 Melody NELSON 85 4 James NEWLAND 7 2 Callum NORRIS 570 40 Zac PARKES 91 2 Darcy PARNELL 66 12 James PEACH 227 15 Gabrielle PETTERSON 65 1 Joel PHILLIPS 557 43 Matthew PINKERTON 33 18 Jake PINNOCK 11 15 Harshal RATNAYAKE 586 70 Georgia REID 510 20 Luke SAUNDERS 881 72 52 Jack SOLO 323 32 Jared SPARKE 450 24 Jake ST JOHN 86 10 Jacob STACY 63 9 Joshua STEWART 113 5 Callum SWEET 242 11 Curtis SWEET 558 43 Brendan THOMAS 21 5 Thomas TOOGOOD 271 3 Daniel TOWELL 571 42 Cooper TOWERS 201 20 Jared TOWERS 576 53 Bailey TURNER 47 18 Jordan TURNER 959 59 Ayden VANGI 77 6 Joshua VANGI 45 2 Zachary WADE 673 43 Declan WATSON 209 34 Reece WHITFIELD 102 7 Eden WINNEY 71 13

Current Senior Players Individual Performance Records 1977 - 2013

Name Runs Wkt Conor AGGETT 1117 54 Liam AGGETT 1355 143 Rod AGGETT 1596 188 Thomas AGGETT 2010 99 Phil AGUILERA 10 0 Matthew ANGUS 3286 26 Steve ARMYTAGE 5 0 Bradley ARVANTIS 41 0 Jonathan ASTON 75 21 Jeremy BAILLIE 274 1 Joshua BALDACCHINO 1287 47 Mark BALDACCHINO 82 3 Daniel BESZ 958 19 Thomas BLAKELEY 1023 73 Harry BLOYCE 1043 100 Aaron BONANNO 3 2 Chris BRAY 671 8 Tim BROADY 173 24 Jason BROOK 39 6 Ben BROWN 9 0 Riley BUCKLEY 1023 48 Kieran BURGESS 652 55 Harrison BURROWS 1063 78 Craig CANTOR 167 5 Thomas CARR 153 8 Mathew CHRISTISON 3109 112

53 Daniel CHURCH 215 10 Phillip COLEMAN 13 3 Alexander CONELIANO 46 6 Samuel COOKE 513 66 Benjamin COPP 1055 69 Jarrod COUGHTREY 441 74 Jake CRONLY 556 125 Blake CUGLEY 399 32 Mitchell CUGLEY 540 80 Mitchell CURRIE 1686 76 Adam DANIELSON 2301 207 Matthew DARBY 2014 222 Blake DAVIES 1945 173 Brent DAVIES 358 18 Taylor DAVIES 56 14 Liam DAVIS 646 21 Mitchell DAYHEW 1784 126 Callum DOCHERTY 336 8 Dylan DULE 1674 104 Liam EBB 14 0 Mitchell EBB 4 4 Mat EGAN 68 1 Lachlan FARRELL 571 15 Rick FARRELL 4 0 Gary FATTORE 0 0 James FEGGANS 350 77 Michael FEGGANS 2265 151 Robert FEGGANS 45 1 Jordan FISHER 33 1 Blake FORSYTHE 261 14 Daniel FOSTER 1052 3 Paul FRANCIS 1018 60 Rick FRANCIS 104 1 Clayton GADD 1316 38 Harry GIDDY 2 4 Ben GORICK 929 78 Mark GOULD 661 56 Greg GRANGER 290 2 Warwick GREVILLE 209 13 Lincoln GRICE 485 162 Andrew GROSE 415 65 Christopher GUILD 987 63 Timothy GUILD 381 92 Grant HALLINAN 63 1 Joshua HALLINAN 886 11 Todd HALLORAN 112 17 Luke HALPIN 876 45 Brian HAMILTON 12 2 Daniel HARRIS 3273 82 Paul HARRISON 0 1 Gary HAWKSWORTH 6 0 James HAWKSWORTH 1454 92 Gavin HOLFTER 536 2 Andrew HOLMEWOOD 41 1 Brett HOLMEWOOD 131 3 Damien HOLMEWOOD 3 5 Jason HOLMEWOOD 291 1

54 Darren HOWARD 402 58 Stuart HYDE 162 6 John ISHAK 74 9 Michael ISHAK 1170 99 Peter JAEGER 2171 108 Khayam JEFFREY 313 23 Dean KENT 66 17 James KERR 568 6 Zoran KRKLINSKI 128 8 Peter LAMBROPOULOS 921 83 Brendan LANG 618 68 Nathan LANG 812 73 Jeremy LIM 57 2 Jeremy LINES 2134 89 Matthew LINES 3221 197 William LISTON 254 17 Thomas LUNDIE 251 71 Andrew LYNCH 962 24 Jon MARATHEFTIS 2143 56 Lou MARATHEFTIS 232 10 Brad MARSH 189 1 Cameron MATTISON 849 24 Timothy MATTISON 2032 201 Blake McAVOY 106 19 Michael McAVOY 388 2 Shaun McERLAIN 250 15 Justin MEALING 951 47 Jacob MILLER 633 66 Geoff MILLIKEN 66 2 Steven MILLIKEN 165 75 Jay MOORE 7 1 Daniel MORGAN 347 108 Josiah MORGAN 599 126 Andrew NIELSEN 298 62 James NIELSEN 336 85 Peter NIELSEN 154 1 Nicholas PARSLOW 142 10 Mitchell PARSONS 870 66 Ryan PARSONS 492 19 Benjamin POWDITCH 365 24 Andrew RAFT 1390 39 Aaron ROBERTS 1264 128 Liam ROBERTS 720 81 Brett ROBINSON 760 95 Jack ROLFE 141 10 Lee ROSENFIELD 135 1 Keaton ROSS 629 66 Lachlan ROSS 774 90 Jake ROWLANDS 11 0 Adrian SCOTT 304 46 Alex SEYMOUR 236 14 Avish SHARMA 709 49 Yohan SHARMA 1938 126 Vaughn SHEFFIELD 1458 220 Nicholas SHERIDAN 279 44 Ryan SILBURN 3246 267 Tory SILBURN 646 100

55 Andrew SILM 75 29 Jasdeep SINGH 107 7 Brent SPANHEL 1453 109 Steven STACY 281 8 Ryan STAFFORD 1244 1 Thomas STANTON 702 32 James STEPHANOU 99 23 Brad STOICESCU 55 10 Tim SWYER 845 94 Sean TABET 30 1 Chris THIRD 1143 107 Allan THOMAS 1392 108 Adam THOMSON 90 0 Benjamin TOWELL 929 59 Barnaby TURNER 0 0 Benjamin VANMIDDE 2015 64 Mark VERZI 1924 167 John VOSS 369 0 Hayden WALLIS 1338 31 Rob WALLIS 516 0 Alexander WATKISS 1290 93 Daniel WATSON 845 56 Evan WATSON 9 1 Benjamin WELDON 4051 139 Nathan WILSON 0 1 Gregory WISSAM 606 25 Bradley WONG 1104 59

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Front Cover – please use your current version, just change the season to be 2013/14

Inside front cover – As per last year

ILLAWONG MENAI CRICKET CLUB MAJOR CLUB SPONSOR :

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4) Inside back cover:

Use the same advertisement as per your “page 3” on “Annual Report Cover”

On the back page, (See jpeg on next page) is the Junior and Senior Cricketer of the Year.

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Congratulations Luke Hawksworth

JUNIOR AND SENIOR CRICKET OF THE YEAR 2013/14

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