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Representative Season Yearbook 2016-2017 PENRITH JUNIOR CRICKET ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVE SEASON YEARBOOK 2016-2017 CONTENTS OUR SPONSORS ......................................................................................................................... 4 PENRITH JUNIOR CRICKET ASSOCIATION ................................................................................... 6 Premiership Shields ................................................................................................................. 6 Teams ................................................................................................................................... 7 Representative Committee ....................................................................................................... 8 President’s Report ................................................................................................................... 8 Representative Coordinator’s Report ......................................................................................... 9 Girls Development Coordinator’s Report .................................................................................. 10 AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS .................................................................................................. 11 Player of the Series ............................................................................................................... 11 Centuries, Five Wickets, Hat Tricks ......................................................................................... 11 Representative Honours ........................................................................................................ 12 Cricket NSW Academy ........................................................................................................... 12 Glenn Maher Award ............................................................................................................... 12 NSWDCA ................................................................................................................................. 13 J H Creak Shield (Under 11) ................................................................................................... 13 Arch Cawsey Shield (Under 12) .............................................................................................. 16 Walter S Gee Shield (Under 13) .............................................................................................. 20 Harold Moore Shield (Under 14) ............................................................................................. 23 E G Weblin Shield (Under 15) ................................................................................................. 26 C S Watson Shield (Under 16) ................................................................................................ 29 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS ........................................................................................................... 33 Batting Aggregate and Average ........................................................................................... 33 Bowling Aggregate and Average ......................................................................................... 33 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS .......................................................................................................... 34 Batting Aggregate and Average ........................................................................................... 34 Bowling Aggregate and Average ......................................................................................... 35 Wicket Keeping.................................................................................................................. 36 PERPETUAL SHIELDS ............................................................................................................ 37 Geoff Clayton Memorial Shield ............................................................................................ 37 Trevor Bayliss Trophy ........................................................................................................ 38 Patrick Cummins Trophy ..................................................................................................... 38 Luke Morrissey Representative Wicket Keeper Trophy ........................................................... 40 NSWDCA SHIELD RECORDS ................................................................................................... 41 Batting Records ................................................................................................................. 41 Bowling Records ................................................................................................................ 42 Wicket Partnership Records ................................................................................................ 42 GIRLS NSWDCA ....................................................................................................................... 44 Mollie Dive Shield (Under 13) ................................................................................................. 44 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS ........................................................................................................... 47 Batting Aggregate and Average ........................................................................................... 47 Bowling Aggregate and Average ......................................................................................... 47 NSWDCA AWARDS ................................................................................................................ 47 Page 2 PRESIDENT’S CUP .................................................................................................................... 48 IDCA Cup (Under 10) ............................................................................................................ 48 Colin Cooper Cup (Under 11) ................................................................................................. 53 Alfred James Cup (Under 12) ................................................................................................. 57 IDCA Cup (Under 13) ............................................................................................................ 60 Anthony Neale Cup (Under 14) ............................................................................................... 63 IDCA Cup (Under 15) ............................................................................................................ 68 Andrew Blamey Cup (Under 16) ............................................................................................. 71 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS ........................................................................................................... 76 Batting Aggregate and Average ........................................................................................... 76 Bowling Aggregate and Average ......................................................................................... 76 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS .......................................................................................................... 77 Batting Aggregate and Average ........................................................................................... 77 Bowling Aggregate and Average ......................................................................................... 77 Wicket Keeping RECORDS .................................................................................................. 78 PERPETUAL TROPHIES .......................................................................................................... 79 John Hastings Trophy ........................................................................................................ 79 Ray Jordan Trophy............................................................................................................. 80 Paul Thomas Trophy .......................................................................................................... 80 Michael Wholohan Wicket Keeping Trophy ........................................................................... 80 PRESIDENT’S CUP RECORDS ................................................................................................. 82 Batting Records ................................................................................................................. 82 Bowling Records ................................................................................................................ 83 Wicket Partnership Records ................................................................................................ 83 CARNIVALS .............................................................................................................................. 85 Carnival Coaches Award ........................................................................................................ 85 Ron Arendts Shield (Newcastle, Under 11) .............................................................................. 85 Lismore Carnival (Under 12) .................................................................................................. 86 Orange Carnival (Under 13) ................................................................................................... 86 Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle, Under 14) ........................................................................ 87 Walter Taylor Shield (Armidale, Under 15) .............................................................................
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