2017/2018 Annual Report

Tony Trist – President Ed Branson – Vice President Michial Farrow – Secretary

Lynton Donisthorpe ‐ Treasurer Craig Thomas – Committee Bruce Stribley – Committee

Darran Swain – Committee Michael Williamson – Committee Neil Ricketts – Committee

Shane Roberts – Committee Neil Dansie OAM – Patron

OFFICE BEARERS 2017/2018

Patron Neil Dansie OAM President Tony Trist Vice President Edward Branson Secretary Michial Farrow Treasurer Lynton Donisthorpe

Committee Neil Ricketts Shane Roberts Bruce Stribley Darran Swain Craig Thomas Michael Williamson

SACA Delegate Lynton Donisthorpe

SACA Sub-Committee Representatives Michial Farrow Bruce Stribley Craig Thomas Tony Trist

Honorary Auditors Jeff King Robert Woods

SACUSA Sub-Committee Representatives

Annual Report Michial Farrow Easter Lynton Donisthorpe Grants & Sponsorship Tony Trist History Kristen Thomas Newsletter Kristen Thomas Property Bruce Stribley Scorer Neil Ricketts Social Shane Roberts and Darran Swain Statistician Michial Farrow

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page 3 Minutes of 2017 Annual General Meeting Page 5 President’s Report Page 7 Secretary’s Report Page 8 Treasurer’s Report Page 12 Social Convenor’s Report Page 14 Scorers Report Page 15 SACA State Umpiring Leader’s Report Page 17 History Committee Report Page 18 Executive Committee of the SACUSA Page 21 SACUSA Hall of Fame Page 22 SACUSA Life Members Page 23 South Australian First-Class Officials Page 25 Finals Appointments Page 27 Umpiring and Scoring Milestones New Umpires Page 28 Committee Attendances The Two Hundred Match Honour Board Page 29 Umpire Achievement Awards Page 30 Presentation Photographs Page 32 John Wilson Memorial Award Page 33 Joyce McMenamin Trophy Page 34 Grade Cricket Umpire of the Year Page 35 Ashley Hunter Memorial Scholarship Award Page 36 Peter Weeks Community Umpire of the Year Page 37 Buckett/Hammond Scorer of the Year Page 38 Photographs Page 39 Premier Cricket Award Winners Page 40 Bradman Medal Page 41 Bradman Medal Club Voting Other Medal Winners Page 42 K.C. Butler Honour Roll Sid Daly Medal Honour Roll McLeod Wilson Medal Honour Roll Page 43 Talbot Smith Fielding Trophy Honour Roll Page 44 C.W. Walker Wicket Keeping Trophy Honour Roll Bob Zadow Medal (One Day Cup Final) Honour Roll Page 45 Fred Godson Medal (One Day Cup) Honour Roll Spirit of Cricket Page 46 Karen Rolton Medal Page 47 Active Umpire Member Statistics Page 55 Active Scorer Member Statistics

MINUTES OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 9th August 2017

1. Open Meeting The Meeting was opened by the President, Tony Trist, at 7:30 pm.

2. Welcome Tony welcomed everyone to the 2017 AGM and especially our Patron Neil Dansie, Life Members Don Bills, Chris Hollard, Daryl Harper, Bob Woods, Ed Branson, David Brandon, Lynton Donisthorpe, Michial Farrow and Graham Slater.

3. Apologies Apologies were received from Alan Croft, Dhaval Bhatt, Jeff King, Bill Penley, Bob Eldridge, Max Bartlett, Greg Frost, Colin Shearing, Kristen Thomas, David Little and Martin Bradshaw.

4. Minutes of 2016 AGM The Minutes of the 2016 Annual Meeting as presented in the Annual Report were adopted on the motion of Michael Williamson and seconded by Kumar Chandrakumar.

5. Business arising from 2016 AGM There was no business arising from the 2016 AGM.

6. President’s Report The President spoke about his report and emphasised the main points to those at the meeting.

7. Correspondence There was no correspondence relevant to the meeting.

8. Secretary’s Report The Secretary advised that his Report is in the Annual Report and thanked all the members for their attendance at meetings and our events during the year. Michial also stressed the importance of assisting the Association in buying tickets in our raffles and the Peoples Credit Union Community Lottery.

9. Treasurer’s Report Lynton explained the financial records in the Annual Report. Acceptance of the Treasurer’s Report was moved by Michael Williamson, seconded by Bruce Stribley and passed.

10. Social Convenor’s Report Terry Murch advised that his report is in the Annual Report. Tony Trist thanked Terry for his time on the Executive Committee as he was standing down after his current term.

11. Easter Report Lynton advised that his report is in the Annual Report and the weekend was a great success if you ignore the result of the Crockett Shield and KC Butler Trophy.

12. History Committee Report Tony Trist advised that as Kristen is unable to attend the meeting you can read her report in the Annual Report.

13. Scorers Report Neil Ricketts spoke of his report and elaborated on some of the points.

14. Changes to the Constitution Tony Trist discussed the proposed changes to the Constitution that the Committee has recommended and after some discussion the changes were moved by Tim Pellew and seconded by Frank Hobbs. Passed.

15. Election of Offices All positions coming up for election were declared vacant by the President and the Secretary asked to read the nominations. President – one nomination – Tony Trist elected unopposed. Vice President – two nominations received – Ed Branson and Michael Williamson. After a secret ballot, Ed Branson elected as Vice President, Secretary – one nomination – Michial Farrow elected unopposed. Committee – three nominations – Bruce Stribley, Darran Swain and Michael Williamson – all elected without a need for voting.

16. Life Member Nomination There were no nominations for Life Membership.

17. SACA State Umpiring Leader’s Report Tony advised that Sarah’s report is in the Annual Report.

18. Subscriptions The Committee has decided that our membership fees will remain at $100.00 this season. Lynton moved that the fee structure as presented be adopted and seconded by Kumar Chandrakumar and after a vote of the members the motion was passed.

19. Honoraria Lynton advised that the Committee proposed that the honorariums for next season remain at their current amounts. This was moved by Ed Branson, seconded by Craig Thomas and passed.

20. Auditors Lynton advised that the Committee proposed that the Auditors for next season be Jeff King and Bob Woods. This was moved by Lynton Donisthorpe, seconded by Terry Murch and passed.

21. General Business a. Tony Trist advised all present that Graham MacTavish has had his Life Membership revoked and the reasons behind this. b. Bob Pritchard was presented with the Max O’Connell Award for last season. c. Sarah Fry was presented with the John Wilson Award and Lynton Donisthorpe gave an overview of what the award stood for and the reason behind Sarah winning the award. d. Tony Trist reminded everyone of the SACUSA Golf Day on Sunday 20th August 2017 and Graham Slater spoke about the event. e. Tony Trist advised everyone that our first monthly meeting will be on Wednesday 11th October 2017. f. Tim Pellew spoke that the Annual Report should include the statistics for members of the Association that do not umpire with SACA. Michial Farrow thanked Tim for this and advised that is a wish of his as well as getting reports from the other umpire associations to place in the Annual Report but whilst they have been offered these opportunities none of the other associations have accepted the offer this season but he will keep trying. g. Lynton Donisthorpe congratulated Tony Trist on his presidency this year and his handling of an issue that he believes no other President has had to deal with. h. Tim Pellew asked for some information on our new Coach of Umpiring, Nathan Magill, and Nathan spoke of his background.

Meeting closed at 8.25 pm and a light supper and drinks followed.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT (Tony Trist)

SACUSA Members,

Firstly, I would like to present to our members my final annual report as President of SACUSA. I would like to thank all our members for their support during my two-year reign. I have enjoyed the experience and challenges over the past two years.

This season has seen umpire training and development take a new “direction” with a new structure of umpire management “model” introduced by SACA. SACUSA and its members were fully supportive of this new “direction” with SACA becoming the first state to employ a full-time Umpire Coach, Nathan Magill.

Additional initiatives that have also resulted from these changes, have been the introduction of a new online system for monitoring umpire performance, which along with additional coaching resources have seen umpire review and assessments reaching levels beyond expectations and the envy of other states. SACUSA hope with this new direction we will see improved quality in umpiring standards and more SA representation at higher levels and on Cricket Australia panels.

Our Panel 1 & 2 umpires had mid-season performance reviews conducted for the first time in early January to support individual umpire development. A much higher training and development commitment for panel 1 & 2 umpires who have undertaken 17 training sessions this season, significantly more than previous seasons. Another feature has been additional training at Premier Clubs, a practice that we hope to extend more broadly across Premier Clubs next season.

This season has also seen SACUSA’s scorer membership increase, as well as carrying out training and development for our scorers.

We also launched our new logo. The new logo was designed with the assistance of SACA to bring a more modern appearance. The logo is sporting the ‘shield’ shape, similar to Cricket Australia and SACA. The new format is well-timed to reflect branding that aligns with the early 21st Century.

This season saw the 60th Bradman Medal, which originated as an umpire-initiated award in 1957/58. In 1957/58, 30 umpires attended the first presentation night held at a hotel on Angas Street. In that year there were joint winners, just like this year. Neither of the winners was in attendance 1957/58, so, taxis were sent to their homes to bring them to the dinner to receive their award.

SACUSA were delighted this season to have had the opportunity to extend our sponsorship of the major medals to include the Karen Rolton Medal and the Lyn Fullston Medal. We see this as a further strengthening of our support of Premier Cricket in South Australia. Significantly, this change will now see all Premier Cricket medals being aligned and manufactured to the same specifications also the men’s and women’s competitions being recognised equally. SACUSA has also become more closely involved with the preparation of the Bradman Medal event in the last year, which we look forward to continuing. Next season SACUSA have offered to add another medal to their sponsorship. Congratulations to Craig Thomas who was voted as the 2017/18 SACA Grade Cricket Umpire of the Year on the night.

I also offer my congratulations to Eloise Sheridan, John Nemcic, Colin Shearing, Tim Hart and Giorgio Profiris for making their Premier 1st Grade debuts during 2017/2018 – very well done to all these umpires. Eloise made history by being the first female in South Australia to be appointed as an official in a male final (Men’s T20 Grand Final) as well as becoming the first female to officiate in a men’s first grade match.

South Australian umpires were very well represented in Cricket Australia competitions; Cricket Australia Female U19 National Championships in Canberra – Eloise Sheridan and Mary Waldron; Cricket Australia National Country Championships in Geraldton - Giorgio Profiris; Cricket Australia Under 15 Female National Championships in Adelaide - Eloise Sheridan, Mary Waldron and Darran Swain; Imparja Cup in Alice Springs - Dhaval Bhatt.

I would like to also take this opportunity to congratulate all umpires and scorers who had Grand Final appointments. For those umpires and scorers who officiated in their first Grand Final, I hope you enjoyed the experience.

Easter saw the President v Vice-President’s biennial cricket match played at the MCG (Mylor Cricket Ground). Congratulations to Ted and his team for winning the match. Easter 2019 sees SACUSA take on VCAUSA for the biennial Crockett Shield match. The match will be played at Wesley College, which is a wonderful playing venue. For those members who have not attended one of these, I strongly recommend it to anyone who is curious about this long-standing tradition.

SACUSA’s annual presentation night was once again held at the Adelaide Pavilion. The food and service was excellent. I would like to say a big ‘thank you’ to Darran Swain and his sub-committee for organising a great night, which went off very well. This year saw the return of the witty, Ben Hook as our MC for the evening. One of the highlights of the night was to induct Rita Artis and Steve Davis into SACUSA’s Hall of Fame and a formal presentation will be conducted in the new season. Rita attended the night and was interviewed by Ben Hook, while Steve was unable to attend, as he was overseas. I would also like to congratulate Bob Woods who was selected as the ‘John Wilson Memorial Award’ winner. Bob has made significant contributions to Cricket Australia as match referee and to SACA and SACUSA in numerous representative positions. Bob has had a very long and valued involvement with SACUA/SACUSA as a committee person, Honorary Auditor and President, as well as being an active and supportive member and Life Member, spanning 45 years. We also made a ‘special’ presentation to Neil Dansie as this year marks Neil’s 90th birthday. I would like to congratulate all the other winners on the night.

Thanks to Darran Swain and Shane Roberts who assisted in cooking the meats and preparing the salads for our monthly meetings each month. I would also like to offer SACUSA’s thanks to Woodville Cricket Club for providing us with a “home” for the season.

Next season, we will have a new “home” being at the new sporting pavilion at Narnungga (Park 25), Karen Rolton Oval, for all our meetings for season 2018/19. Our first meeting is SACUSA’s AGM on August 8th. The Executive was given a brief tour of the facility and I am looking forward to being able to use the new pavilion on an ongoing basis.

I would like to thank our Patron, Neil Dansie for his continued support of all things SACUSA. Neil always has a great smile and always has a kind word to say about SACUSA.

To my fellow members of the Executive Committee, Lynton, Michial, Ted, Darran, Shane, Neil, Craig, Michael and Bruce, thank you for your outstanding efforts and support. I would also like to thank Sarah Fry, Nathan Magill and Catherine Brown for their help and support throughout the season. Finally, I would like to thank all our members for their continued support of SACUSA and keep up the good work.

Best wishes to all members for the coming 2018/2019 season.

Tony Trist President

SECRETARY'S REPORT (Michial Farrow)

Mr President and Members of SACUSA,

I would like to present to you my report for the 2017/2018 season just gone at this Annual General Meeting of the South Australian Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association.

We have had a very busy year on the social side of things. The season was launched at the Adelaide Convention Centre. During the season, we held the Christmas Meeting, Night at the Dogs, cricket matches against ATCUSA and Adelaide Cricket Club, Bowling Night, Bradman Medal, President v Vice- President cricket match / Family Fun Day over Easter and concluded with our Presentation Dinner. More information on these events can be found in the Social Convenor’s Report.

I would like to thank the Woodville Cricket Club for its generosity in allowing us to use their facilities for our monthly meetings, and our Social Committee for our pre-meeting meals throughout the season. This has enabled our members to have an enjoyable experience at our meetings.

The season once again climaxed with the Bradman Medal Dinner Presentation. I would like to congratulate all the medal winners, including Kelvin Smith of the West Torrens Cricket Club and Conor McInerney of Woodville Cricket Club, on winning the Bradman Medal and Brooke Harris of West Torrens Cricket Club on winning the Karen Rolton Medal. I would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate the 2018 SACA Premier Cricket Umpire of the Year, Craig Thomas, on a fine season.

Our season concluded with the Presentation Dinner, held at The Adelaide Pavilion on South Terrace. I would like to congratulate all the worthy winners on the night, including Bob Woods on winning the John Wilson Award and Marg Weddell on winning the Joyce McMenamin Trophy. These two winners were chosen by the Executive Committee from a fine selection of nominees for their contribution to our association and cricket in South Australia.

Congratulations to all our members on the high standard of umpiring displayed throughout the year and to all those who umpired finals. The great contributions of our members, however, have not been restricted to Premier Grade Cricket alone. Simon Fry has continued to fly the flag at both a State and International level and on winning the SA Sports Official of the Year for the second time. It would be remiss of me not to mention the achievements of Eloise Sheridan who this season became the first woman to umpire in a Men’s 1st Grade game in South Australia and then completed the season by becoming the first woman in Australia to umpire a Men’s 1st Grade Premier Cricket final, well done Eloise.

I would like to thank our wonderful sponsors, who have been so generous throughout the year – SACA, Coverdrive Couriers, St Johns Road Wines, Parkinson Corporate, Maid of Auckland Hotel and 1834 Hotels - and I ask that we support these companies that support us.

To my fellow members of the Executive Committee, Sarah Fry, Nathan Magill and Catherine Brown, at SACA, thank you all for your help and support throughout the season. Finally, to the members of SACUSA, I thank you for your support, and I look forward to your continued support in the up-coming season and beyond.

Michial Farrow Secretary

TREASURER'S REPORT (Lynton Donisthorpe)

Mr President and Members of SACUSA,

It is with great pleasure that I present to you the Treasurer's Report of our Association’s business for the 2017-2018 financial year.

Balance Sheet Summary This year has seen us deliver a relatively significant surplus. Our forecast at the last AGM, of a modest surplus was exceeded due to higher than expected membership income and under expenditure on some events. Receipts for the year of $57,030.70 and payments of $52,730.34, delivered an end of financial year balance in our working account of $22,794.91 and a surplus of $4,300.36 for the year.

Membership Membership numbers increased quite significantly in 2017/18 to 132 Full Members (up from 108 in 2016/17) and Associate Membership was stable at 11 (the same as 2016/17), Life Members are not included in these figures. 5 of these members are active umpires or scorers, but not with SACA, and 11 are non-active. The club scorer initiative, in its 2nd season this year, was taken up by 2 more clubs which generated an additional 8 full members (added to the 4 from last year & 2 from another Premier Club) bringing the number of full scorer members this year to 14.

Sponsorship Sponsorship income was similar to 2016/17 with SACA continuing as a major sponsor and St John's Road maintaining their product sponsorship for which we are very grateful. Every year I express our sincere thanks to our loyal sponsors and friends from Coverdrive Couriers, this year is no different. They have been fantastic financial support for SACUSA for a very long time and, I can only thank them again for their significant contribution again this year.

Budget Comparison Our surplus of $4,300.36, as mentioned above, was significantly above our budgeted/predicted surplus of $1,395.00. The two most significant contributing factors were an increased membership income ($1,900 above budget, after SACA registration payments) due to increased member numbers, and a lower than expected costs on the Bradman Medal evening ($1,830 below budget) due primarily to lower costs for SACUSA guests and lower Medal production costs. Other less significant items were an increase in consumable property costs ($464.95 above budget), lower than anticipated expenditure on history items ($600 below budget) due to some expected items not being purchased this year. Most other items came in on, or around, our budget estimates when allowing for the expected fluctuations.

Trust Accounts The Gladstone Jones and George McDonagh trust funds (held in Westpac Community Solutions Cash Reserve Account) realised interest as the only income again this year. We had no withdrawal this year for Easter Trophies (the reason the money was bequeathed to SACUSA). Interest income for the year in the account was $3.67, leaving a final account balance of $1,336.92, split between the two funds as follows: Jones $640.15 and McDonagh $696.77.

Overview of Current Financial Position SACUSA has significantly strengthened its strong financial position this year, which has followed recent upward trends. This leaves us well placed to provide the Association with financial stability and also the flexibility to support members and Association goals and initiatives. The accepted financial guide for sporting clubs and Associations security is to hold reserve funds that will allow them to operate for 2 years without any income. While ‘no income’ is difficult to assess for us, I feel SACUSA is currently in this position.

Lynton Donisthorpe Treasurer

Glad Jones and George McDonagh Memorial Trust Funds

Glad Jones George McDonagh

As a part of the biennial cricket match against the Victorian Cricket Association Umpires and Scorers Association, trophies are awarded to the best performed South Australian players for overall performance and fielding. These awards are made possible by trust funds held by the South Australian Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association from monies donated by former members, Gladstone Jones and George McDonagh.

The first fund, the Glad Jones Memorial Trust Fund, was established in March 1976 with a donation of $150.00 from Mr. Gladstone Jones for a trophy to be awarded to the best performed player representing South Australia. Two years later Mr. George McDonagh made a similar donation, establishing the George McDonagh Memorial Trust Fund to enable an award to be made to the best performed fielder during these matches.

The donations remain invested at the discretion of the SACUSA Committee, however, if a decision was taken to discontinue the matches in the future, the funds and any interest earned was to be donated to the National Heart Foundation. After the establishment of both funds the Executive Committee of the South Australian Cricket Umpires Association was empowered to use the interest earned from both funds to award the trophies after each match. An increase to the capital invested of $200.00 was made to each fund during the late 1980’s from interest already earned to ensure that a sound basis for interest earning existed and therefore the continuation of the awards.

SACUSAINC. Statement of Receipts & Payments for the year ended 30 June 2018 Receipts 2016/17 2017/18 Payments 2016/17 2017/18 Members Subscriptions Members Subscriptions Full Membership $ 13,490.00 $ 15,731.00 Full Membership $ - $ 211.00 Associate Membership $ 500.00 $ 550.00 Development Grant from SACA $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00 Reg. Fee To SACA $ 3,090.00 $ 3,620.00 FUG Function $ - $ - FUG Function $ - Lottery $ 1,660.00 $ 840.00 Lottery $ 1,200.00 $ 700.00 Sponsorship $ 2,860.00 $ 2,860.00 Sponsorship $ 270.00 $ 250.00 Bradman Medal - Dinner Costs $ 2,625.00 $ 2,965.00 Bradman Medal - Dinner Costs $ 2,975.00 $ 3,315.00 Bradman Medal - Medals $ - $ - Bradman Medal - Medals $ 1,670.00 $ 2,470.00 Presentation Dinner $ 6,862.00 $ 6,330.00 Presentation Dinner $ 9,271.98 $ 10,302.83 Easter $ 21,647.00 $ 159.35 Easter $ 27,086.30 $ - Sale of Clothing (e.g. Shirts, Jackets etc.) $ 525.00 $ 355.00 Clothing for Re-sale (e.g. Shirts, Jackets etc.) $ 1,312.50 $ - Property Consumable (e.g. Badges, etc.) $ - $ 29.10 Property Consumable (e.g. Badges, etc.) $ 320.85 $ 774.05 Sale of Property $ 85.00 $ 55.00 Property for Resale $ - $ - Social Raffle $ 647.60 $ 745.50 Social Raffle $ 193.33 $ 126.19 Social Misc $ 50.00 $ - Social Miscelaneous $ 321.42 $ 50.00 Social Meetings $ - $ - Social Meetings $ 1,354.19 $ 1,419.06 Social Greyhound Racing $ 720.00 $ 460.00 Social Greyhound Racing $ 905.00 $ 655.00 Social Family Event $ - $ - Social Family Event $ - $ - Cricket Match / P vs VP $ - $ 395.00 Cricket Match / P vs VP $ - $ 1,544.15 Wine $ - $ 370.00 Wine $ 550.60 $ - History / Hall of Fame $ - $ - History / Hall of Fame $ 851.99 $ 500.00 Umpire Development $ - $ 400.00 Umpire Development $ - $ 550.00 Govt Grant $ - $ - Govt Grant Expenditure $ - $ - Bank Interest $ 159.74 $ 256.25 Bank Fees $ - $ - Misc $ 539.99 $ 9.50 AGM Function $ 349.17 $ 386.87 Donations $ - $ 20.00 Annual Report $ 636.11 $ 669.69 Honoraria $ 1,500.00 $ 1,500.00 Postage $ - $ - Printing/Stationery $ - $ - Debtors General $ 383.10 $ 686.50 O/s Deposit Equipment Purchase - Written Off $ - $ - Depreciation $ - $ - Contingency $ - $ - Debts - Written -Off $ - $ - Term Deposit $ 12,000.00 $ 23,000.00 Term Deposit $ 12,000.00 $ 23,000.00

TOTAL $ 65,871.33 $ 57,030.70 TOTAL $ 66,241.54 $ 52,730.34

Surplus / (Deficit) -$ 370.21 $ 4,300.36

STATEMENT OF CASH BALANCE AS AT 30 JUNE 2018 Notes to the Financial Report 30/6/17 30/6/18 1. SACUSA is an Incorporated Association and not a reporting Cash Assets entity because there are no users dependent on Current Account Balance $ 18,494.55 $ 22,794.91 general purpose financial reports. add: Outstanding Deposits 2. SACUSA has adopted the cash basis of Accounting. Less: Unpresented Cheques $ - $ - 3. Funds Held in trust relate to Gladstone Jones and $ 18,494.55 $ 22,794.91 George McDonagh Accounts. WBC - Community Solutions (3) $ 1,333.25 $ 1,336.92 Fixed Deposit - General Fund Petty Cash Social Float Total Cash Assets $ 19,827.80 $ 24,131.83

TOTAL MEMBERS' FUNDS $ 19,827.80 $ 24,131.83

Funds Held In Trust (3) Gladstone Jones Account Balance 30 June 2017 $ 687.96 $ 638.35 Interest $ 3.06 $ 1.80 Payments $ 52.67 $ - Transaction Fees Balance 30 June 2018 $ 638.35 $ 640.15

George McDonagh Account Balance 30 June 2017 $ 749.04 $ 694.90 ` Interest $ 3.19 $ 1.87 Payments $ 57.33 $ - Transaction Fees Balance 30 June 2018 $ 694.90 $ 696.77 Total Funds held in trust $ 1,333.25 $ 1,336.92

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SOCIAL CONVENOR'S REPORT (Darran Swain)

Mr President and Members of SACUSA,

The 2017/2018 season started in July with the Umpiring Launch in Adelaide where refreshments and finger food was served. This was an excellent day to catch up before the cricket season started. Well done and thanks to Sarah Fry and Nathan Magill.

A social evening was held in August at the Angle Park Greyhounds where a few of our members attended, had dinner and then proceeded to either win or lose money. A huge thank you to Terry Murch for organising this great night.

Umpires’ preseason training took place with Law Study nights, training then continue throughout the season for Panel One, Panel Two and the Development Squad. These training nights involved theory and practical sessions as well we had the pleasure of Cricket Australia’s Umpire Match Referee & Umpire Selection Manager Simon Taufel attending one of our training sessions. Simon spoke about player behaviour, this involved role playing which was very beneficial. Thanks to Sarah and Nathan for organising this. Training nights were very well received and umpires that attended them have commented how good they are and made positive comments. These nights are not only informative but also a lot of fun as we mix with other umpires and assist and support one another throughout the season.

Our monthly meetings this year were held at the Woodville Cricket Club clubrooms, where we enjoyed a BBQ with salad before the meeting. At one meeting the social committee decided to change the menu and have hamburgers, this was very well received and we will be looking at changing the menu occasionally for variation. I would like to thank the SACUSA committee members that provided salads and thank you to Kristen Thomas for her wonderful and very tasty cheese and cracker platter which was always greatly appreciated. Thank you also to Neil Ricketts, Shane Roberts and Terry Murch who assisted in cooking and cleaning the BBQ. An important part of our monthly meetings is the raffle, these raffles help offset the cost of the meals, and the continued support of members is greatly appreciated. Thank you to the people who donated prizes for every meeting.

We had a Golf Day at the Stirling Golf Club, followed by lunch at the Crafers Hotel. Although the number of participants were low it was an excellent day. We are looking at another golf day, maybe at a different course.

This year we organised four get togethers after the 1st day game, these were well attended. It was great to be able to catch up with experienced umpires as well as new umpires for a meal and a drink and talk about their game and any issues anyone had. The first of these get togethers coincided with the visit of our VCAUSA exchange umpire – Mattis van Eck. Thank you to those that attended and we hope to see a more attend these nights.

In January, we teamed up with the Development Squad for a night of lawn bowls, who would of thought that lawn bowls was hard. This was a fantastic night where we all had a laugh, learnt lots and had an enjoyable evening. A huge thank you must go to Kim Perrin for organising this night as well as the BBQ.

We then focused on another sport, ten pin bowling. We ventured to Norwood Bowl in March, this was another fantastic night leading up to the grand finals, where all participants had a great night and loads of fun. I must say this was easier than lawn bowls.

This year the annual Stanton Cup was hosted by ATCUSA at Woodville South Cricket Club. Unfortunately, we struggled to fill a full side and were soundly beaten. We also held a BBQ and social Page 12

match against Adelaide CC at Glandore Oval with a similar result. Both matches were fun events for those involved and we would love to see greater participation in these events from our members particularly with next season being the Crockett Shield year in Melbourne.

The 60th Bradman Medal Dinner was held on 21st March at Adelaide Oval and again was a highlight of the season, attended by 37 umpires and partners. It was great to catch up with players and coaches throughout the night and have a chat about the season. This event recognises achievements for both men and women playing Premier Cricket at all levels. I would encourage all umpires and coaches to attend this fantastic night, which was initiated by our Association back in 1958. This night is held on the Wednesday night before the Grand Finals, I strongly suggest you mark it in your calendars.

During the Easter weekend, umpires, scorers and partners travelled to the wonderful Mylor Oval for the President versus Vice President Cricket match. The day had everything, beautiful weather, fantastic BBQ lunch, brilliant wine and a great cricket match to watch. Our scorer, Neil Ricketts was one of our umpires, although, there were a few dubious decisions, it was great to watch. Neil has advised he will not be giving up his role as scorer. Just for the record the Vice President’s team won the day, although, our President, Tony Trist, may be blaming his ‘swollen’ knee for why his team didn’t win. Thank you to Craig & Kristen Thomas, Tony & Liz Trist, Bruce Stribley, Shane Roberts, Caron Donisthorpe and Angela Swain for assisting and organising the day. Overall a fantastic day and I would encourage everyone to get to the match in 2020.

Our final event of the season was our presentation dinner held on May 19th at the Adelaide Pavilion on South Terrace, attended by 77 members, partners and guests. Our guests included our patron Neil Dansie, SACA State Umpiring Leader Sarah Fry & SACA State Umpire Coach Nathan Magill. This event is subsidised for members and partners and is a highlight of our social calendar, where SACUSA recognises the efforts of umpires and scorers throughout the season. It was a great pleasure to have the services of Ben Hook as our MC, he kept the night rolling, told a few jokes, interviewed our Hall of Fame nominee Rita Artis, as well organised a video message from Channel 10’s Rebecca Morse. Thank you, Ben. Our raffle and auction prizes were a big hit, this year we had 3 auction prizes and 18 raffle prizes. Thanks also to our Presentation Dinner sponsors – Hotel Grand Chancellor on Hindley Street, Adelaide Meridien Hotel, Telstra, Maid of Auckland Hotel, Bunnings Warehouse, The Good Guys, SACA, Adelaide Zoo, Officeworks & Barbeques Galore. I must say a big thank you to Craig & Kristen Thomas, Angela Swain, & Shane Roberts for their assistance, organisation and support to produce another magnificent presentation night.

Finally, I thank those who have assisted the social committee throughout the season in any way with raffles, cooking and cleaning the BBQ, preparing salads, and assisting at our social functions. Your support, enthusiasm and commitment is really appreciated. I would like to take this opportunity in acknowledging and thanking my social committee – Craig & Kristen Thomas, Shane Roberts and Angela Swain – whose support and enthusiasm has made it possible to plan and run our social activities for SACUSA.

I look forward to seeing you all at our 2018/2019 social events and wish you all the best for the 2018/2019 season.

Darran Swain Social Convenor

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SCORERS SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT (Neil Ricketts)

Mr President and Members of SACUSA,

Season 2017/18 saw the Scorers Subcommittee meet several times pre- season and early season to discuss a number of issues.

Initiatives introduced last season included:  Improved appointment process for representative games  Continuation of SACUSA Membership offer to SACA clubs 2 years for price of 1  Trialing of 2 Way Radio’s for 1st Grade Games between Umpires & Scorers  Recommended Payment Schedule for SACA Premier Grade Scorers  Issuing SACUSA embroidered pencil cases to all Scorer Members

I’m pleased to report that Scorer member numbers increased to 14 during the season with the Adelaide, Prospect, University and West Torrens clubs taking advantage of the membership offer. It is hoped that other clubs see the benefits of membership and encourage/subsidise their own scorers to join as well.

The Subcommittee is due to reconvene soon after the AGM in preparation of season 2018/19 with the following initiatives being worked on:  Printing of Scorers Instruction Booklet (inc paper based and electronic scoring information)  Scorer Training Courses for Season 2018/19  Possible Scorers Exchange with VCAUSA (1st Class Level)  Exchange of Ideas with Scorer representative of VCAUSA  Recommendation to change Playing Conditions of SACA Premier Cricket bylaws to request Captains toss 30 minutes prior to commencement of play, rather than 15 minutes prior, to allow scorers time for pre-game preparation and set up.

Many thanks to Subcommittee members, Lynton Donisthorpe, Ed Branson, Mick Harper and Ian Graham for their work throughout the year.

In closing, I would like to congratulate all SACUSA members who were presented awards at the Presentation Night in May and especially Peter Hutton from the West Torrens District Cricket Club who was announced as the recipient of the Bucket / Hammond Scorer of the Year.

Neil Ricketts Scorers Sub-committee

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SACA STATE UMPIRING LEADER’S REPORT (Sarah Fry)

Mr President and Members of SACUSA,

The 2017-18 season began with the annual umpiring launch which was held at the Adelaide Convention Centre. Guests reflected on the achievements from the previous season and were also provided with a snapshot of the season ahead.

It was another very busy season with new initiatives introduced, milestones reached, appointment numbers increased and umpires attended more training sessions than ever before, all of which contributed to developing our umpiring group.

Our scorers had an eventful season with their involvement in many competitions including the Test Match, Sheffield Shield, BBL, WBBL, Futures League and Redbacks League.

Before the season commenced Nathan Magill was appointed as SACA’s State Umpire Coach. His tireless effort and hard work has made a significant impact on what we have been able to provide all umpires. Catherine Brown also continued to support our umpires and scorers. Her assistance has been greatly appreciated.

With a new code to the Laws of Cricket being enforced, training sessions included a Laws Study Workshop, Laws Study nights, the annual Umpiring Seminar, Development Panel training as well as SACA Panel 1 and 2 training. New umpires joined our ranks while others took up the opportunity to update or take the next step with their accreditation. On separate occasions umpires were also fortunate enough to hear from Cricket Australia representatives and the standing umpires in the Adelaide Test match at the Behind the Bails evening.

The introduction of the Match Officials System allowed our Umpire Coaches to again provide an increased number of assessments on umpires from all Associations and umpires had the opportunity to set goals and complete their own self assessments. I wish to thank our Umpire Coaches for all of their work. Their contribution to umpire development has positively benefited the umpiring group.

We also had success with umpire appointments at National Championships. Congratulations to the following umpires on their appointments:

Harry Singh – School Sport Australia 15 and Under Male Championships Eloise Sheridan, Mary Waldron and Darran Swain – National Under 15 Female Championships Luke Uthenwoldt – National Under 17 Male National Championships Eloise Sheridan and Mary Waldron- National Under 18 Female Championships Giorgio Profiris – National Country Championships Dhaval Bhatt – National Indigenous Championships

Eloise Sheridan made history twice during the season, becoming the first woman to officiate in a Men’s 1st Grade match and the first woman in Australia to umpire a Men’s 1st Grade Premier Cricket final. To coincide with these appointments SACA introduced a scholarship to encourage more females to become umpires. This was opened to females involved in cricket who are interested in becoming an umpire and who are a current player, coach, administrator or volunteer.

Our state panel, Craig Thomas and Luke Uthenwoldt officiated in WNCL, WBBL and Futures League competitions and undertook fourth umpire duties at some BBL matches.

Simon Fry had another successful season now with seven Tests, 41 One-Day Internationals and 14 Twenty20 International appointments to his name. Simon was also named the South Australian Sports

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Official of the Year for the second time. Awarded at a Gala Event at Adelaide Oval, the annual South Australian Sports Awards honour those who have made an outstanding contribution to sport in South Australia and follows a previous award which Simon received in 2013.

Congratulations to everyone who excelled, accomplished their goals and contributed to the success of both umpiring and cricket in the past season.

Sarah Fry SACA State Umpiring Leader

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HISTORY COMMITTEE REPORT (Kristen Thomas)

Mr President and Members of SACUSA,

Seasons come and seasons go, and history is made while we’re busy making plans. During 2017/18 – while our members were busy officiating – some history was made which has a significance that may not reflect its true importance.

While obvious that the development of cricket has, since its commencement in Australia, benefitted from ‘behind-the-scenes’ efforts of women who were spouses of super-contributor male officials, there has been little opportunity for females to progress in on-field roles. As a microcosm of society, cricket has mimicked society’s accepted frameworks during each era – which means chances for females to fulfil traditionally male roles in officiating has taken quite some time to expand. Our Association has seen a small number of women umpire over the last several decades, but it wasn’t until October 2017 that a female was appointed to stand in a SACA Male Premier 1st Grade match. In that legendary month, Eloise Sheridan stood with Craig Thomas during the West End One Day Cup match between Glenelg and Southern District, making her the first female in South Australia to officiate at the top level of State district competition. Later in the season, during February 2018, Eloise became the first woman in Australia to stand in a 1st Grade Male cricket final when she was appointed to the Twenty 20 Grand Final with Bruce Stribley in February this year. Acknowledging these appointments in their contexts of signalling an improvement in gender equity is important – but the hope certainly is that this will be regarded as ‘business as usual’ one day and that both males and females will be consistently offered these great opportunities as part of normal cricket operations.

Our 2017/18 Presentation Night, held in May at the beautiful Adelaide Pavilion, saw two more inductions announced into the SACUSA Hall of Fame. Rita Artis – an amazing scoring contributor who has worked at the ultimate level of competition in international fixtures – was announced as the second Scorer to be bestowed with this honour, and Steve Davis – SACUSA Life Member and former International Cricket Umpire – was also announced as an inductee. While Rita was able to attend - and was kind enough to share some time being interviewed about her fantastic career by MC Extraordinaire, Ben Hook - Steve wasn’t able to share the evening due to travel commitments. However, we’re hopeful that at next year’s Presentation Dinner, both inductees will be able to attend, and receive their official personalised induction mementos which SACUSA creates for each important addition to the Hall of Fame.

With the completion of SACA’s wonderful new function centre at Karen Rolton Oval at Narnungga (Park 25), SACUSA has been granted the long sought-after honour of finding a location at which to hold its monthly in-season meetings on a more permanent basis. Although unfortunate that there isn’t room for our Association to display its growing collection of umpiring and scoring memorabilia there, it’s good to have an answer on that question, as we’re now able to plan for how best to make the collection available to members and the public. Most likely this will initially take the form of digitisation, but the hope is still alive that one day we will find a true ‘home’. In conjunction with the writing of the history of SACUSA’s first one hundred years, the addition of digital options for history accessibility should see everyone given the chance to learn more about the background of cricket umpiring and scoring in South Australia. Cricket Australia also seems committed to uncovering the history of officiating with its undertaking of a research project on the topic. Please accept my very best wishes for your season ahead. May you all make your own historical officiating milestones during, what I hope, will be a fantastic season for you all.

Kristen Thomas SACUSA History Sub-Committee Member

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF S.A.C.U.S.A. Season President Secretary Treasurer 1911-1912 F.J. Thomas F. Adams F. Adams 1912-1913 F.J. Thomas F. Adams F. Adams 1913-1914 A. McIntyre F.J. Thomas F.J. Thomas 1914-1915 A. McIntyre F.J. Thomas F.J. Thomas 1915-1916 J.G. Wagstaff F.J. Thomas F.J. Thomas 1916-1917 J.G. Wagstaff F.J. Thomas F.J. Thomas 1917-1918 J. Bruce J. Davies A.J. Davies 1918-1919 J. Bruce J. Davies A.J. Davies 1919-1920 F.J. Thomas J. Davies A.J. Davies 1920-1921 A. McIntyre J. Davies A.J. Davies 1921-1922 J. Harley G.A. Hele G.A. Hele 1922-1923 J. Harley G.A. Hele G.A. Hele 1923-1924 C.L. Cornish G.A. Hele G.A. Hele 1924-1925 C.R. O’Connor A.H. Kruss A.H. Kruss 1925-1926 C.R. O’Connor A.H. Kruss A.H. Kruss 1926-1927 G.A. Hele A.H. Kruss A.H. Kruss T.B. Atkins 1927-1928 T.B. Atkins G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1928-1929 T.W. Cook G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1929-1930 T.W. Cook G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1930-1931 G.A. Hele G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1931-1932 G.A. Hele G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1932-1933 J.H. Williams G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1933-1934 J.H. Williams G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1934-1935 E.J. Kiely G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1935-1936 E.J. Kiely G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1936-1937 R.A. Nelson G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1937-1938 R.A. Nelson G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1938-1939 W.A. Roads G.A. Carr G.A. Carr 1939-1940 W.A. Roads R.G. Searson K.C. Butler 1940-1941 W.T. Matthews R.G. Searson K.C. Butler 1941-1942 W.T. Matthews R.G. Searson C. Payne 1942-1943 R.A. Nelson L.A. Smith E.W. McKay 1943-1944 R.A. Nelson L.A. Smith E.W. McKay 1944-1945 R.A. Nelson E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1945-1946 J.H. Williams E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1946-1947 W.T. Matthews E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1947-1948 W.T. Matthews E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1948-1949 R.A. Nelson E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1949-1950 R.A. Nelson E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1950-1951 G.S. Cooper E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1951-1952 G.S. Cooper E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1952-1953 R.A. Nelson E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1953-1954 G.S. Cooper E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1954-1955 A.F. Cocks E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1955-1956 R.A. Nelson E.W. McKay R.G. Searson 1956-1957 J.M. Kierse E.W. McKay R.G. Searson K.C. Butler 1957-1958 M.J. McInnes E.W. McKay K.C. Butler 1958-1959 R.L. Gabell E.W. McKay K.C. Butler 1959-1960 L.H. Trevorrow E.W. McKay K.C. Butler 1960-1961 H. Hearn E.W. McKay K.C. Butler 1961-1962 A.B.L. White E.W. McKay K.C. Butler

1962-1963 S.P. Daly E.W. McKay K.C. Butler 1963-1964 A.T. Godson E.W. McKay K.C. Butler Page 18

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF S.A.C.U.S.A.

Season President Secretary Treasurer 1964-1965 K.J. Pearson E.W. McKay K.C. Butler 1965-1966 J.M. Kierse S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1966-1967 J.M. Kierse S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1967-1968 R.F. Joseph S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1968-1969 R.F. Joseph S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1969-1970 R. Edwards S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1970-1971 R. Edwards S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1971-1972 J.B. Aylen S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1972-1973 J.B. Aylen S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1973-1974 K. Jew S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1974-1975 K. Jew S.P. Daly K.C. Butler 1975-1976 C.J. Dowling G. McLeod K.C. Butler 1976-1977 C.J. Dowling G. McLeod K.C. Butler 1977-1978 J.F.P. Wilson G. McLeod K.C. Butler 1978-1979 J.F.P. Wilson G. McLeod K.C. Butler 1979-1980 B.E. Martin G. McLeod K.C. Butler 1980-1981 B.E. Martin G. McLeod P.A. Weddell 1981-1982 P.M. Cronin G. McLeod P.A. Weddell 1982-1983 P.M. Cronin G. McLeod P.A. Weddell B.E. Martin 1983-1984 B.E. Martin G. McLeod P.A. Weddell 1984-1985 R.A. Blake G. McLeod P.A. Weddell 1985-1986 R.A. Blake D. Ryan P.A. Weddell 1986-1987 R.B. Woods D. Ryan P.A. Weddell 1987-1988 R.B. Woods D. Ryan P.A. Weddell 1988-1989 D.J. Harper D. Ryan P.A. Weddell 1989-1990 D.J. Harper K.B. Williams P.A. Weddell 1990-1991 M.G. O’Connell K.B. Williams P.A. Weddell 1991-1992 G.M. MacTavish K.B. Williams P.A. Weddell 1992-1993 G.M. MacTavish B. Moore P.A. Weddell 1993-1994 T. Ziniak G.N. Slater P.A. Weddell 1994-1995 R.J. Glovitch G.N. Slater P.M. Angley 1995-1996 R.J. Glovitch G.M. MacTavish P.M. Angley 1996-1997 G. McLeod G.M. MacTavish S. Vaughan C.E. Dorrian 1997-1998 C.E. Dorrian G.M. MacTavish S. Vaughan 1998-1999 G.M. Watson G.M. MacTavish S. Vaughan 1999-2000 G.M. Watson G.M. MacTavish S. Vaughan 2000-2001 J.F.P. Wilson G.M. MacTavish S. Knobben 2001-2002 M.R. Bartlett G.M. Watson S. Knobben 2002-2003 M.R. Bartlett G.M. Watson S. Knobben 2003-2004 C. Thiele G.M. Watson S. Knobben 2004-2005 C. Thiele G.M. Watson S. Knobben 2005-2006 C.G. Hollard G.M. Watson S. Knobben 2006-2007 C.G. Hollard G.M. Watson B.J. Stribley 2007-2008 D.G. Little G.M. Watson B.J. Stribley 2008-2009 D.G. Little G.M. Watson B.J. Stribley 2009-2010 P.J. Weeks W.A. Penley B.J. Stribley

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF S.A.C.U.S.A. Season President Secretary Treasurer 2010-2011 L.G. Donisthorpe W.A. Penley B.J. Stribley 2011-2012 L.G. Donisthorpe M.W. Farrow D. Waters 2012-2013 E. Branson M.W. Farrow L.G. Donisthorpe 2013-2014 E. Branson M.W. Farrow L.G. Donisthorpe 2014-2015 C. Thomas M.W. Farrow L.G. Donisthorpe 2015-2016 C. Thomas M.W. Farrow L.G. Donisthorpe 2016-2017 T. Trist M.W. Farrow L.G. Donisthorpe 2017-2018 T. Trist M.W. Farrow L.G. Donisthorpe

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S.A.C.U.S.A. HALL OF FAME

Selection Criteria and Guidelines for Induction to the SACUSA Hall of Fame

Rule 1. Candidacy is open to all umpires and scorers meeting the selection criteria who behaved in a manner which was conducive with the spirit and objectives of SACUSA.

Rule 2. The SACUSA Executive Committee must appoint a Selection Panel of three impartial and independent individuals who decide on the successful inductees.

Rule 3. The SACUSA Executive Committee is charged with the task of presenting a shortlist of possible inductees to the Selection Panel.

Rule 4. Candidates must have made a very significant contribution to SACUSA, umpiring, scoring or their administration in South Australia over an extended period of time. A candidate’s worthiness is purely at the discretion of the Selection Sub-committee in order to be considered for nomination.

Rule 5. Candidates must have demonstrated an exceptional dedication to SACUSA, umpiring, scoring or their administration in South Australia and must not have illustrated behavior that would suggest a conflict with the ideals held by SACUSA during the era that the candidate actively contributed.

Rule 6. Candidates must not have been actively umpiring or scoring within the cricketing environment for at least two years prior to nomination.

Rule 7. The Hall of Fame must be reviewed at least every two years.

2014 Philip Argall Samuel Buckett Keith C. Butler  Anthony R. Crafter  Sidney P Daly Alfred T. Godson  Daryl J. Harper George A. Hele Melville J. McInnes  Maxwell G. O’Connell John F.P. Wilson  2015 Reginald A. Nelson 

2018 Rita Artis Stephen J. Davis

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S.A.C.U.S.A. LIFE MEMBERS

1921 F. Adams 1964 R.F. Joseph J. Bruce 1965 S. Mahony A. McIntyre 1966 M Ashton F. Thomas 1968  J. R. McMenamin 1922 J. Davies 1969 R.P. Harris A.W. Hele 1970 S.P. Daly 1923 A.D. McIntyre 1971 A.T. Godson 1925 A.J. Muller 1975 G.F. Scannell 1926 J. Harley 1976 G.N. Thomas S.W. Smith 1977 G.E. McDonagh R.H. Penrose 1978 J.B. Aylen 1927 N. Barlow 1979 K. Jew 1929 G. Colyer 1981 C.J. Dowling 1930 A.H. Kruss 1982 G. McLeod 1931 T.B. Atkins 1983 A.W. Cooper 1932 W.H. Sutcliffe 1984 J.F.P. Wilson 1933 C. Bradshaw 1986  P.A. Weddell 1934 W.E. Cook 1987  B.E. Martin 1935 G.A. Hele 1988 R.A. Blake 1936 A.J. Rawlins 1989  M.G. O’Connell 1937 F. Aistrope 1990  R.B. Woods 1938 T.W. Cook 1993  A.R. Crafter 1939 G.W. Burton 1994  D.J. Harper 1944 R.G. Searson 1996  D.W. Bills 1946 A.G. Jenkins 1997  R.J. Glovitch 1947 W.A. Roads 1999  P.M. Cronin 1948 J.H. Williams 2002 G.M. Watson 1949 E. Seaman 2003  W.A. Penley 1950 R.A. Nelson 2004  S.J. Davis 1951 G.H. Jones 2006  G.N. Slater 1952 W.T. Matthews 2007  D.A. Brandon 1953 G.S. Cooper 2008  M.B. Aworth 1954 E.W. McKay 2009  M.R. Bartlett 1955 A.F. Cocks 2010 P.J. Weeks 1956 K.C. Butler 2012  C. Hollard 1957 R.L. Gabell 2013  L. Key 1958 A.E. Austin 2014  L.G. Donisthorpe 1959 M.J. McInnes 2015  M.W. Farrow 1960 L.H. Prior 2016  E. Branson 1961 W.E. Marks  1962 L.H. Trevorrow  1963 J.M. Kierse 

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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FIRST CLASS OFFICIALS

CAREER TEST SHIELD OTHER 3rd UMPIRE TOTAL Adams F 1910-1911 1 1 Anderson SA 1970-1971 1 1 2 Angley PM 1997-2002 8 6 1 15 Argall P 1893-1910 7 24 8 39 Artis R 1983-2016 29 142 220 391 Ashwin EM 1873-1874 2 2 Bailhache RC (a) 1971-1992 27 52 27 106 Bartlett MR 2000-2002 1 5 6 Bell VP 1965-1969 6 3 9 Berry IR 1989-1992 3 3 Bickle LG 1930-1931 1 1 Booth JS 1999-2003 3 8 5 16 Brien MP 1985-1991 2 3 5 Buckett S 1920-1937 5 69 74 Butler KC 1950-1957 12 4 16 Butler KR 1961-1978 17 6 23 Chittleborough J 1880-1881 1 1 Cocks AF 1947-1953 1 10` 3 14 Cole NT 1884-1885 1 1 Collins AR 2004-2010 1 12 8 21 Colyer GI 1919-1925 3 3 6 Cook TW 1921-1934 9 4 13 Cooper GS 1946-1951 2 8 3 13 Cornish CL. 1923-1929 3 3 6 Crafter AR 1974-1992 33 48 115 196 Crapp AE. 1974-1976 2 2 Creswell W 1892-1893 1 1 Cronin PM 1977-1989 1 14 13 28 Davis SJ 1990-2015 57 72 212 113 454 Denby JH 1882-1883 1 1 Downs GE 1891-1904 1 15 3 19 Ducker ME 1961-1962 1 1 Egar CJ 1956-1971 29 43 17 89 Fisher IA 1883-1898 1 4 11 16 French RA (b) 1975-1989 19 42 56 117 Fry S 2002- 7 68 156 53 284 Godson AT 1961-1974 21 10 31 Gooley AJ 1961-1962 1 1 Graham SM 1978-1979 1 1 Haddrick AT 1910-1915 3 2 5 Harper DJ 1987-2011 95 56 212 69 432 Harris RP 1959-1961 5 1 6 Harvey EJ 1902-1903 2 2 Hele AW 1913-1915 2 2 Hele GA 1920-1935 16 24 16 56 Horsell JAJ 1953-1955 1 1 2 Hunter AJ 1994-1999 2 3 8 13 James CW 1935-1936 1 1 Jenkins AG 1927-1940 1 22 8 31 Joseph RF 1953-1971 4 4 8 Kierse JM 1953-1963 15 1 16 King JF 1887-1888 2 2 Kinnear R 1992-1998 11 5 3 19 Kitson EH 1932-1935 8 2 10 Kruss AH 1920-1921 1 1 Lindow FK 1920-1924 2 1 3 Lowrey T 1972-2012 35 168 205 408 McInnes MJ 1949-1959 16 16 7 39 McIntyre A 1910-1924 7 7 McIntyre AD (c) 1924-1924 1 1 McKay EW 1947-1954 7 7

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SOUTH AUSTRALIAN FIRST CLASS OFFICIALS

CAREER TEST SHIELD OTHER 3rd UMPIRE TOTAL McLeod G 1979-1980 1 1 McMenamin JR (d) 1945-1974 2 10 12 Martin BE 1979-1992 1 24 38 63 Mitchell F 1884-1885 1 1 Nelson RA 1935-1948 4 1 5 Newman HC 1939-1940 1 1 Novak JC 1965-1967 3 3 O’Connell MG 1967-1990 19 51 31 101 O’Connor CR 1922-1923 1 1 O’Halloran HD 1877-1878 1 1 Odlum NJ 1959-1972 2 1 3 Pearce EG 1960-1965 3 1 4 Pellen GW 1984-1998 4 4 Perrin K 1999-2002 3 7 5 15 Pounsett RB 1925-1926 2 1 3 Quilty J 1902-1903 1 1 2 Quinn JJ 1926-1928 5 5 Rebbeck DP 1987-1997 5 5 10 Reeves TA 1895-1907 9 2 11 Richardson AJ 1918-1933 2 3 2 7 Ricketts N 2012- 6 35 79 120 Ridings RB 1937-1938 1 1 Robinson GCJ 1992-1993 1 1 Ryan JJ 1963-1966 6 6 Sansom P 1880-1881 1 1 Scott JD 1932-1948 10 22 19 51 Searcy GHG 1889-1895 1 2 4 7 Selth EB 1929-1930 1 1 Slight W 1891-1892 1 1 Smith LA 1940-1947 3 8 11 Smith SW 1921-1926 6 7 13 Thomas FJC 1908-1921 8 4 12 Toms S 1877-1878 1 1 Travers W 1881-1889 3 3 Trevorrow LH 1958-1960 3 3 Wagstaff JG 1913-1914 1 1 2 Wallace LG 1930-1931 1 1 2 Ward HD 1972-1974 2 2 4 Ward TG 1909-1910 1 1 Watson GA 1901-1912 2 9 5 16 Weeks PJ 1998-2004 4 5 2 11 Whitridge WO 1891-1892 1 1 Willoughby A 2006-2010 8 8 Wilson JFP 1971-1981 1 3 4 Wilson PA (e) 2010- 41 121 35 197 Woods RB 1985-1995 12 3 15 Wortmeyer RT 1961-1962 1 1

Matches shown as ‘Other’ are First Class Matches including International and Domestic One Day & T20 matches. Matches shown as ‘3rd Umpire’ are for First Class Matches. (a) Includes games while resident in Victoria (b) Includes games while resident in New South Wales and Victoria (c) Includes games while resident in Western Australia (d) Includes games while resident in Queensland (e) Includes games while resident in Western Australia and New South Wales

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FINALS APPOINTMENTS

Congratulations are extended to the following members who officiated in the following matches during the 2017/2018 Finals Series of the SACA Premier Competition.

Men’s Semi Finals 1st - Tea Tree Gully - Glenelg C. Thomas H. Singh - Sturt - University L. Uthenwoldt B. Stribley 2nd - Kensington - Glenelg A. Drosd M. Williamson - Sturt - Tea Tree Gully D. Swain W. Marshall 3rd - Adelaide - Tea Tree Gully D. Bhatt K. Chandrakumar - Kensington - Glenelg E. Sheridan M. Gawde 4th - Sturt - Adelaide C. Shearing K. Freestone - Tea Tree Gully - Kensington A. Hutchison S. Warren U16R - Woodville - Tea Tree Gully T. Hart M. Waldron - Sturt - Glenelg J. Cushway M. Farrow U16W - Kensington - Woodville R. Noble P. Laidler - Southern District - Northern Districts M. Millard E. Branson U14R - Glenelg - Adelaide L. Key C. Thiele - Sturt - West Torrens A. Croft M. Lake U14W - Northern Districts- Glenelg T. Murch A. Schmidt - Sturt - Adelaide P. Perkins K. Barthelson

Men’s Grand Finals 1st - Tea Tree Gully - Sturt C. Thomas L. Uthenwoldt 2nd - Kensington - Sturt H. Singh B. Stribley 3rd - Kensington - Tea Tree Gully A. Drosd D. Swain 4th - Sturt - Tea Tree Gully D. Bhatt E. Sheridan U16R - Woodville - Glenelg K. Chandrakumar M. Gawde U16W - Southern District - Woodville S. Roberts C. Shearing U14R - Sturt - Adelaide J. Shakoordeen J. Nemcic U14W - Northern Districts- Sturt A. Hutchison A. Freestone

Men’s One Day Cup Semi Finals Woodville - Port Adelaide C. Thomas D. Swain Glenelg - University L. Uthenwoldt A. Drosd

Men’s One Day Cup Grand Final University - Port Adelaide H. Singh A. Drosd

Men’s Twenty20 Cup Grand Final University - Tea Tree Gully E. Sheridan B. Stribley

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FINALS APPOINTMENTS

Women’s Semi Finals

1st West Torrens - Kensington J. Shakoordeen T. Trist Northern Districts - Sturt A. Coulthard S. Roberts

2nd University - Tea Tree Gully J. Williams J. Nemcic Northern Districts - Glenelg S. Hughes P. Raftery

Women’s Grand Finals

1st West Torrens - Northern Districts M. Williamson W. Marshall

2nd University - Northern Districts T. Trist S. Warren

Women’s T20 Grand Final

1st Kensington - West Torrens T. Trist C. Shearing

2nd University - Northern Districts A. Hutchison A. Linacre

Women’s 1st Grade Grand Final Umpires – Bill Marshall and Michael Williamson

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UMPIRING and SCORING MILESTONES

The following achievements were recorded by members during season 2017/2018 100 Games Dhaval Bhatt Ron Field Tim Hart Bill Marshall Darran Swain 200 Games Tony Trist (200 Game Active Members) Kumar Chandrakumar Kevin Coombe Allan Coulthard Gary Kuchta Colin Lawn Andrew Loffler Rob Noble Tim Pellew Peter Raftery Chris Ruediger Craig Thomas Tony Trist 300 Games

(300 Game Active Members) Ed Branson Peter Laidler Richard Scott Bruce Stribley 400 Games Luke Uthenwoldt (400 Game Active Members) Michial Farrow Simon Fry Lawrence Key Neil Ricketts Graham Slater Luke Uthenwoldt 500 Games

(500 Game Active Members) Don Bills 1100 Games

(1100 Game Active Members) Tom Lowrey

First Premier 1st Grade Game

Tim Hart Giorgio Profiris Colin Shearing Eloise Sheridan

NEW UMPIRES

SACUSA is pleased to welcome the following new members to our ranks who participated in the Level 1 training course and went on to enjoy the game as an official umpire with SACA. We wish them many years of happy umpiring and friendly supportive fellowship of this Association.

F. Ahmed J. Assheton G. Bowden N. Bricknell J. Davidson D. Della S. Duke A. Eubaid A. Ghosh R. Hall D. Hilliard M. Hilliard A. Islam M.M. Islam T. Lancione C. Leckonby B. Maharjan C. McIntyre K. Mostafa A. Mustafa J. O’Reilly K. Patel P. Patel S. Prodham R. Ramachandran M. Sarkar S. Singh M. Stojanovich K. Suthar H.Tumpa A. Venkatesan G. Watkins M.Wilson

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COMMITTEE MEETING ATTENDANCES

Twelve monthly committee meetings were held between 1 July 2017 and 30 June 2018

Attendances E. Branson 11 L. Donisthorpe 11 M. Farrow 12 T. Murch 2 N. Ricketts 11 S. Roberts 11 B. Stribley 10 D. Swain 8 C. Thomas 11 T. Trist 11 M. Williamson 10

THE TWO HUNDRED MATCH HONOUR BOARD

The following Members have officiated in more than 200 SACA Premier Grade or First Class matches during their career. Their commitment to officiating is recognised below:

Paul Angley 204 Rita Artis 439 John Aylen 200 Max Bartlett 238 John Bell 247 Ian Berry 330 Don Bills 572 John Booth 242 Martin Bradshaw 213 David Brandon 315 Ed Branson 345 Gordon Bryce 288 Kumar Chandrakumar 247 Andy Collins 254 Kevin Coombe 226 David Cornish 203 Allan Coulthard 255 Tony Crafter 331 Brian Crompton 277 Peter Cronin 257 Steve Davis 743 Lynton Donisthorpe 392 Michial Farrow 427 Simon Fry 483 Fred Godson 255 Bob Glovitch 258 Len Harte 266 Daryl Harper 825 Chris Hollard 201 Derek Hooper 206 Graham Horlin-Smith 283 Len Howard 302 John Jameson 224 Keith Jew 303 Ron Joseph 300 John Ketley 336 Lawrence Key 484 Jack Kierse 200 Gary Kuchta 218 Peter Laidler 389 Colin Lawn 247 David Little 221 Andrew Loffler 227 Tom Lowrey 1146 Graham MacTavish 201 John McMenamin 210 Trevor Mead 597 David Nickolls 287 Rob Noble 260 Max O’Connell 446 Vince O’Grady 211 Terry Page 270 Ron Parsons 308 Tim Pellew 246 William Penley 210 Phil Penn 281 Robert Pritchard 226 Peter Raftery 233 Dennis Rebbeck 226 Neil Ricketts 479 Chris Ruediger 219 Brenton Schnell 262 Richard Scott 374 Graham Slater 413 Bruce Stribley 399 Craig Thiele 294 Craig Thomas 272 Tony Trist 223 Kevin Tuting 292 Luke Uthenwoldt 403 Graham Watson 319 Peter Weddell 299 Peter Weeks 264 Geoff Williams 223 Andrew Willoughby 299 John Wilson 330 Wally Wood 225 Bob Woods 353 Ted Wright 325

 Active Member

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UMPIRE ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

The South Australian Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association annually awards trophies to those umpires judged as the best umpire in a particular grade/s. The awards, introduced in season 2001/2002 have been named after former Test Umpires who have served both the South Australian Cricket Umpires Association and the South Australian Cricket Association over many years. In the 2009/2010 season the ‘Max O’Connell Award’ was amended to just B Grade and a new award was created for C, D and Women’s Grades.

SHEFFIELD TOTAL AWARD UMPIRE SEASONS TESTS OTHER SHIELD MATCHES 1st Grade Tony Crafter 1974-1992 33 48 115 196 2nd Grade Max O’Connell 1967-1992 19 51 31 101 3rd, 4th & Steve Davis & 1987-2015 57 72 325 454 Women’s Daryl Harper 1987-2011 95 56 281 432 Grades Junior Grades Mel McInnes 1949-1959 16 16 7 39 First Year Colin Egar 1956-1971 29 43 17 89 Umpire

Criteria: Umpires must have officiated in at least ten Grade and One Day Matches during the season and at least seven of these must be in the Grade of the Award or higher.

The Tony Crafter Award (1st Grade) Captains report average (1st & West End Cup matches), plus umpire coaches average, plus number of SACUSA meetings attended.

The Max O’Connell Award (2nd Grade) Captains report average (2nd & T20 matches), plus umpire coaches average, plus number of SACUSA meetings attended.

The Davis/Harper Award (3rd, 4th & Women’s Grades) Captains report average (3rd, 4th & Women’s matches), plus umpire coaches average, plus number of SACUSA meetings attended.

The Mel McInnes Award (Under Age) Captains report average (Underage matches), plus umpire coaches average, plus number of SACUSA meetings attended.

The Colin Egar Award (Best 1st Year Umpire) Captains report average, plus umpire coaches average, plus number of SACUSA meetings attended.

The SACUSA Executive Committee retains the right to change the winner only under very exceptional circumstances where the presentation of the award to an individual would, by their behaviour and/or demeanour, jeopardize the credibility of the award.

TONY CRAFTER MAX STEVE MEL McINNES COLIN EGAR AWARD O’CONNELL DAVIS / AWARD AWARD 1st Grade AWARD DARYL Junior Grades- First Year Umpire 2nd Grade HARPER U16/U14 3rd, 4th & Women’s Grades 2001/2002 John Booth Andrew Willoughby Ed Branson Gary Alsop 2002/2003 Peter Weeks James Niederer Graham Horlin-Smith James Niederer 2003/2004 Peter Weeks James Niederer Kevin Tuting Luke Uthenwoldt 2004/2005 James Niederer Peter Laidler Ian Pearce Adam Burns 2005/2006 Simon Fry Ron Parsons Ed Branson Shane Hicks 2006/2007 Lynton Donisthorpe Ron Parsons Brian Crompton Steve Thiris 2007/2008 Michial Farrow Robert Stone Anthony Trist Rhett Fraser 2008/2009 Peter Weeks Shannon Riggs Vince O’Grady Phil Ritchie 2009/2010 Andy Collins Daniel Waters Martin Bradshaw Kevin Tuting Alan Saundry 2010/2011 Lynton Donisthorpe Chris Ruediger Martin Bradshaw Ian Hill Bill Kidd 2011/2012 Lynton Donisthorpe Chris Ruediger Ron Parsons Jurgen Sawon Cain Kemp 2012/2013 Bruce Stribley Tim Pellew Geoff Behn Andrew Perkins Tim Hart 2013/2014 Craig Thomas Graham Slater Martin Bradshaw Brian Litchfield Phillip Sanders 2014/2015 Michial Farrow Graham Slater Martin Bradshaw Shane Roberts Shane Roberts 2015/2016 Luke Uthenwoldt Tony Trist Martin Bradshaw Rajive Soral Rajive Soral 2016/2017 Luke Uthenwoldt Robert Pritchard Terry Murch Mark Fitzgerald Eloise Sheridan 2017/2018 Craig Thomas Eloise Sheridan Ed Branson Mary Waldron Richard Shanahan

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Tony Crafter Award Winner – Craig Thomas

Craig receiving his award from Neil Dansie

Max O’Connell Award Winner – Eloise Sheridan

Eloise receiving her award from Bob Woods

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Steve Davis / Daryl Harper Award Winner – Ed Branson

Ed receiving his award from Michial Farrow

Mel McInnes Award Winner – Mary Waldron

Eloise receiving the award on behalf of Mary from Chris Hollard

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The John Wilson Memorial Award

In addition to the South Australian Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association annual awards presented to those umpires judged as the best umpire in a particular grade(s), a new award was struck in the memory of Mr John Wilson with the generosity of EDS. We must also thank Hewlett Packard who have continued to sponsor this award following their acquisition of EDS.

The criteria and nomination process for the John Wilson Memorial Award is as follows:

Criteria  Reflect significant contributions to umpiring and/or cricket Process  The Executive Committee to appoint a sub-committee to consider and nominate candidates  Nominations are to be received from the general membership or from the sub-committee with the winner determined by the full Executive Committee.

Winners: 2006/2007 Peter Weeks 2015/2016 Michial Farrow 2007/2008 Max Bartlett 2016/2017 Sarah Fry 2008/2009 Simon Fry 2017/2018 Robert ‘Bob’ Woods 2009/2010 Lynton Donisthorpe 2010/2011 Ed Branson 2011/2012 Kristen Thomas 2012/2013 Tim Pellew 2013/2014 Malcom Green

John Wilson Award Winner – Bob Woods

Bob accepting the John Wilson Award Page 32

The Joyce McMenamin Trophy

In 2015 the Executive Committee, after being approached by Judy Little (a very supportive partner of former SACUSA President and longstanding SACUSA supporter, David Little) decided to create an award to officially recognise significant unofficial contributions by members’ partners. The reason was to acknowledge the fact that SACUSA’s support of South Australian cricket officials is significantly enhanced by ‘behind-the-scenes’ contributions from people who may have never actually officiated in cricket themselves. With the research completed by the History Sub-Committee, it was decided to name the trophy after Joyce McMenamin, the wife of long serving committee member, John McMenamin.

The criteria and nomination process for the Joyce McMenamin Trophy are as follows:

Criteria  Reflect significant contributions to SACUA/SACUSA sustainability during any era of the organisation’s existence Process  The Executive Committee to appoint a sub-committee to consider and nominate candidates  Nominations are to be received from the general membership or from the sub-committee with the winner determined by the full Executive Committee.

Winners: 2014/2015 Bev McLeod 2017/2018 Margaret Weddell 2016/2017 Pat Watson

Joyce McMenamin Trophy Winner – Margaret Weddell

Margaret receiving the award from Pat Watson and Kristen Thomas

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GRADE CRICKET UMPIRE OF THE YEAR

An award made to the Umpire adjudged by the South Australian Cricket Association Umpire’s Appointment Panel to be the Grade Cricket Umpire of the Year and who has officiated in the South Australian Cricket Association Grade Cricket Competition.

Criteria for the Award:

 Must be a financial member of the South Australian Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association.  Must have umpired at least eight (8) of the matches played in the preliminary rounds of the Grade Competition as arranged by the South Australian Cricket Association.  Appointment to be made in conjunction with the Grade Cricket Team of the Year.

Winners:

#1999/2000 *John Booth / Colin D’Cruz #2000/2001 *John Booth / Gary Ashmore 2001/2002 Kim Perrin 2002/2003 Kim Perrin 2003/2004 Kim Perrin 2004/2005 Simon Fry 2005/2006 Simon Fry 2006/2007 Andrew Willoughby 2007/2008 Andrew Willoughby 2008/2009 Andrew Willoughby 2009/2010 Andy Collins 2010/2011 Paul Wilson 2011/2012 Luke Uthenwoldt 2012/2013 Bruce Stribley 2013/2014 Craig Thomas 2014/2015 Luke Uthenwoldt 2015/2016 James Edwards 2016/2017 Luke Uthenwoldt 2017/2018 Craig Thomas * Denotes Tie

#Note: - This award was first introduced in the 1999/2000 season and was made by the South Australian Cricket Umpires Association to the Umpire adjudged to be the Grade Cricket Umpire of the Year. There were both criteria and a point’s allocation system to determine the winner. After two seasons the responsibility and criteria was amended to what is currently in place.

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Ashley Hunter Memorial Scholarship Award

Under 25 Umpire’s Encouragement Award

The Ashley Hunter Memorial Scholarship Award was created in season 2002/2003 by the South Australian Cricket Umpires Association for the further encouragement of umpires under the age of 25 years at the first of September of each season.

Criteria for the Award:

 Must have umpired at least one half of the current season, plus one game.  Based on the SACA Umpires Observers Reports.  The worthiness of the candidate determined by SACA Coaches/Observers from that season.

Winners: 2002/2003 Steven Paunovic 2012/2013 Jackson Terp 2003/2004 Luke Uthenwoldt 2013/2014 Not awarded 2004/2005 Not awarded 2014/2015 Not awarded 2005/2006 Owen Teakle 2015/2016 Liam Bentley 2006/2007 Tom Syrmas 2016/2017 Lucas Hazel 2007/2008 Rhett Fraser 2017/2018 Giorgio Profiris 2008/2009 Imre Dawe 2009/2010 Not awarded 2010/2011 Tom Hill 2011/2012 Klarke Trezise

Ashley Hunter memorial Scholarship Award Winner – Giorgio Profiris

Giorgio receiving the award from Tricia Flowers

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Peter Weeks Community Umpire of the Year

The Peter Weeks Community Umpire of the Year Award was created in season 2013/2014 by SACUSA to reward umpires in Community Cricket

Criteria for the Award:

 Must be nominated by the Association in which they umpire or by SACA as per criteria provided by SACUSA.  The worthiness of the candidate will be determined by the SACUSA Committee from those received.

Winners: 2013/2014 Darrell Craft (Barrier District) 2014/2015 David Aylward (Yorke Peninsula) 2015/2016 David Rodgers (Mount Gambier & District) 2016/2017 Shaun Arnold (Riverland) 2017/2018 Thilak Ambepitiya (Para Districts Cricket Association)

Peter Weeks Community Umpire of the Year – Thilak Ambepitiya

Thilak receiving his award from Craig Thomas and Jill Weeks

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Buckett/Hammond Scorer of the Year

The Buckett/Hammond Scorer of the Year Award was created in season 2013/2014 by SACUSA to reward the Cricket Scorers of South Australia

Criteria for the Award:

 Nominated by the Club or Association for which they score as per criteria provided by SACUSA.  Worthiness of the candidate will be determined by the SACUSA Committee from the nominations received.

Winners: 2013/2014 Phil Penn (SACA) 2014/2015 Tom Lowrey (Prospect) 2015/2016 Neil Ricketts (Adelaide) 2016/2017 Neil Ricketts (Adelaide) 2017/2018 Peter Hutton (West Torrens)

Buckett/Hammond Scorer of the Year – Peter Hutton

Peter receiving his award from Neil Ricketts

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PHOTOGRAPHS

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PREMIER CRICKET AWARD WINNERS

Congratulations are extended to the winners of Cricket Awards for Season 2016/2017.

The Bradman Medal is awarded to: - "The Premier First Grade Cricketer who polls the highest number of votes cast by each umpire." The factors that govern the award comprise • Actual cricket ability displayed. • Players attitude towards the game. • Players demeanor, behavior and dress.

Joint Bradman Medal Winners – Kelvin Smith and Conor McInerney

Kelvin and Conor celebrating their Bradman Medal Premiership Teams Men’s Woman’s 1st - Tea Tree Gully 1st - West Torrens 2nd - Sturt T20 - West Torrens 3rd - Tea Tree Gully 2nd - Northern Districts 4th - Sturt T20 - University U16R - Glenelg U16W - Southern District U14R - Sturt U14W - Northern Districts

The Scrymgour Club Championship Shield - Sturt

West End Cup Winner - Port Adelaide

West End T20 Winner - Tea Tree Gully

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THE BRADMAN MEDAL During season 1957/58 three SACUA Umpires, John McMenamin, Jack Kierse and Gordon Seymour, were enjoying a quiet drink after a SACUA meeting at the Hotel Adelaide in Pirie Street, when the ‘idea’ of an award for the best A Grade District Cricketer was proposed. The original award, first made after season 1958/59, was based on one vote per game for the best player during an ‘A’ Grade match. The first presentation dinner was held at the Seven Stars Hotel in Angas Street, Adelaide and was attended by approximately 30 umpires. Votes were counted during the dinner and, at the conclusion of the count, joint winners Ian McLachlan and Brian Quigley were announced. Neither of the winners were in attendance and taxis were sent to their homes to bring them to the dinner to receive their award. During season 1976/77 it was decided that the District Cricketer Award should be renamed as the Bradman Medal and Sir Donald Bradman was approached for his approval. “The Don” agreed and said that he would be honoured to have the award named after him. The presentation of this prestigious award has continued and the Bradman Medal Presentation Dinner is now recognised as the pinnacle of any cricket season in South Australia. Season 2007/08 celebrated 50 years since the inception of the District Cricketer Award/Bradman Medal. To celebrate this occasion winners (or family members) of the District Cricketer Award from 1956/57 to 1975/76 were presented with a Bradman Medal at the Bradman Medal Presentation Dinner on 19th March 2008. Also on the night three players who lost on a count-back were awarded Bradman Medals. PAST WINNERS HONOUR ROLL 1958/59 I. McLachlan Sturt 1991/92 T. Harms Glenelg B. Quigley University 1992/93 D. Marsh Sturt 1959/60 G. Hole Glenelg 1993/94 M. Faull Tea Tree Gully 1960/61 J. Lill Sturt 1994/95 A. Heidrich Salisbury 1961/62 J. Halbert Sturt 1995/96 B. Johnson Adelaide 1962/63 J. Lill Sturt 1996/97 S. Martin Glenelg 1963/64 J. Carr West Torrens 1997/98 B. Hook Adelaide 1964/65 J. Halbert Sturt 1998/99 A. Polkinghorne East Torrens 1965/66 J. Lill Sturt A. HeidrichNorthern Districts 1966/67 D. David University 1999/00 J. Lee Kensington 1967/68 K. McCarthy Glenelg 2000/01 M. Smith University 1968/69 R. O’Shannassy University 2001/02 T. Haysman Sturt 1969/70 R. Stratfold East Torrens 2002/03 R. Harris Northern Districts 1970/71 B. Hurn Kensington 2003/04 S. Deitz Southern District 1971/72 G. Stanford West Torrens 2004/05 B. Johnson Adelaide 1972/73 R. Stratfold East Torrens 2005/06 L. Williams Adelaide 1973/74 A. Sincock Teachers College 2006/07 B. Hook Glenelg 1974/75 D. Hookes West Torrens 2007/08 L. Williams Adelaide 1975/76 B. Hurn Kensington 2008/09 M. Weeks Port Adelaide 1976/77 K. Griffiths University 2009/10 L. Williams Adelaide 1977/78 D. Smith West Torrens 2010/11 C. Sayers Woodville 1978/79 S. Gentle Adelaide 2011/12 S. Raphael Adelaide 1979/80 R. O’Shannassy University 2012/13 S. Miller Prospect D. Lovell Kensington 2013/14 J. Brown Kensington 1980/81 R. O’Shannassy University 2014/15 J. Brown Kensington G. Hall Glenelg 2015/16 S. Roberts Sturt 1981/82 P. Herbert Teachers College 2016/17 D. Drew West Torrens 1982/83 P. Brinsley Kensington 2017/18 C. McInerney Woodville D. O’Connor East Torrens K. Smith West Torrens G. Davis University 1983/84 A. Sincock Adelaide 1984/85 M. England Prospect 1985/86 J. Pyke West Torrens 1986/87 H. Smart Port Adelaide 1987/88 P. Nobes West Torrens 1988/89 S. Parkinson Kensington 1989/90 P. Gladigau Glenelg 1990/91 B. McFadyen Port Adelaide

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BRADMAN MEDAL CLUB VOTING

ADELAIDE EAST TORRENS S. Raphael 21 B. Dougall 19 C. Valente 12 L. Robins 15 B. Pengelley J. Takos

GLENELG KENSINGTON T. Plant 18 J. Brown 19 N. Fox 13 A. Ross 11

NORTHERN DISTRICTS PORT ADELAIDE M. Cosgrove 13 N. Benton 20 R. Robinson 7 M. Weeks 11

PROSPECT SOUTHERN DISTRICT A. McGregor-Baptista 8 J. Barrett 14 H. Brennan 7 S. Tanner 12 W. Daniel 7 S. Miller 7

STURT TEA TREE GULLY B. Davis 15 P. Page Jnr 21 E. Woods 12 M. Weaver 18

UNIVERSITY WEST TORRENS N. Winter 17 K. Smith 22 M. Burgess 14 D. Drew 16

WOODVILLE C. McInerney 22 T. Andrews 20

OTHER MEDAL WINNERS

K.C. BUTLER MEDAL 2nd GRADE Trent Burge Northern Districts Charlie Parker Sturt

SID DALY MEDAL 3rd GRADE Christian Hanna Prospect

McLEOD / WILSON MEDAL 4th GRADE Matthew Wright Northern Districts

FRED GODSON MEDAL WEST END CUP Conor McInerney Woodville

BOB ZADOW MEDAL WEST END CUP FINAL Nicholas Benton Port Adelaide

TALBOT SMITH TROPHY FIELDING Sam Kerber University

C.W. WALKER TROPHY WICKET KEEPING Josh Barrett Southern District

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K.C. BUTLER MEDAL HONOUR ROLL (2nd GRADE)

1986/87 P. Jeffrey Adelaide 2003/04 C. Cooper Woodville 1986/87 R. Leverington Salisbury 2004/05 T. Tamblyn Sturt 1988/89 N. Clarke Sturt 2005/06 P. Jolly Southern District 1989/90 A. Croker University S. Hadnum West Torrens 1990/91 G. Black Kensington 2006/07 T. Pascoe Northern Districts 1991/92 P. Benwell Glenelg 2007/08 W. Stanborough Glenelg 1992/93 G. McGuire Sturt 2008/09 M. Ehlich Woodville 1993/94 M. Kelton Tea Tree Gully 2009/10 T. Joraslafsky Southern District S. Frost Prospect 2010/11 J. Taylor Southern District 1994/95 S. Frost Prospect 2011/12 T. Wilson Northern Districts 1995/96 S. Goodwin Prospect 2012/13 A. Perkins Northern Districts 1996/97 J. Porter Kensington 2013/14 T. Clark Woodville 1997/98 J. Porter Kensington 2014/15 M. Ferraro Woodville 1998/99 M. Harden Prospect A. Staunton Port Adelaide A. Marks Port Adelaide 2015/16 M. Perilli University 1999/00 A. Moule University 2016/17 H. Cunningham Glenelg 2000/01 M. Kelly East Torrens 2017/18 T. Burge Northern Districts 2001/02 N. Job Adelaide C. Parker Sturt 2002/03 D. Miller East Torrens

SID DALY MEDAL HONOUR ROLL (3rd GRADE)

1986/87 S. Bernhardt Adelaide 2003/04 G. Johnson University 1987/88 J. Downs Prospect 2004/05 N. Fielder University 1988/89 K. Hooker Salisbury 2005/06 R. Cochrane Glenelg 1989/90 B. Kerr Southern District 2006/07 M. Chapman Glenelg 1990/91 R. Fraser Sturt 2007/08 D. Huitema Northern Districts 1991/92 J. Frick Prospect 2008/09 A. Meredith Northern Districts 1992/93 C. Davies Adelaide 2009/10 A. Chapman Kensington 1993/94 R. Fraser Sturt 2010/11 L. Johnston University 1994/95 S. Singh University 2011/12 V. Nizzola Southern District 1995/96 J. Panelli Kensington 2012/13 M. Blain Woodville 1996/97 G. Black Kensington 2013/14 K. Giniotis Northern Districts 1997/98 D. Miller University M. Primer Tea Tree Gully 1998/99 S. Stratfold East Torrens 2014/15 B. Schlicker Sturt 1999/00 G. Black Kensington C. Moran East Torrens D. Miller East Torrens 2015/16 M. Lewis East Torrens 2000/01 N. Crack West Torrens 2016/17 B. Schlicker Sturt 2001/02 J. Porter Kensington 2017/18 C. Hanna Prospect 2002/03 S. Binnion Northern Districts

McLEOD/WILSON MEDAL HONOUR ROLL (4th GRADE)

1995/96 K. Polkinghorne East Torrens 2007/08 S. Kumar Woodville 1996/97 P. Low University 2008/09 P. Sleep Tea Tree Gully 1997/98 G. Pitty Prospect 2009/10 D. Beaney Port Adelaide 1998/99 I. Nelson Adelaide 2010/11 A. McLean Adelaide 1999/00 A. Sincock East Torrens 2011/12 A. Pasut Woodville 2000/01 N. McGuinness Tea Tree Gully 2012/13 K. Middleton Sturt 2001/02 N. Silby Tea Tree Gully 2013/14 A. Duffield East Torrens 2002/03 S. Dickinson University 2014/15 G. Yates East Torrens 2003/04 D. Broadbent Port Adelaide 2015/16 D. Cocks East Torrens 2004/05 T. Pellen University 2016/17 M. Healey Glenelg 2005/06 N. Richardson West Torrens 2017/18 M. Wright Northern Districts 2006/07 M. Chunys Glenelg

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TALBOT SMITH FIELDING TROPHY HONOUR ROLL (1st GRADE)

First awarded in 1930, the Talbot Smith Fielding Trophy is awarded to the Cricketer adjudged to be the best fielder as determined by votes cast by both umpires in minor round 1st Grade matches. 1930/31 B. Palmer East Torrens 1980/81 D. O’Connor East Torrens 1931/32 B. Palmer East Torrens 1981/82 D. O’Connor East Torrens 1932/33 B. Palmer East Torrens 1982/83 D. O’Connor East Torrens 1933/34 E. Moyle Kensington 1983/84 D. O’Connor East Torrens F. Collins Port Adelaide 1984/85 A. Favell East Torrens 1934/35 B. Palmer East Torrens 1985/86 C. Billett Woodville 1935/36 M. Doherty Senior Colts 1986/87 J. McPhee University 1936/37 R. Stanford West Torrens 1987/88 C. McGowan University 1937/38 E. Moyle Kensington 1988/89 B. Opperman Salisbury 1938/39 E. Moyle Kensington 1989/90 B. Opperman Salisbury 1939/40 B. Leak Sturt 1990/91 B. Opperman Salisbury 1940/45 Competition suspended during war years 1991/92 B. Opperman Salisbury 1945/46 M. Doherty Adelaide 1992/93 B. Opperman Salisbury 1946/47 M. Doherty Adelaide 1993/94 B. Opperman Salisbury 1947/48 M. Doherty Adelaide 1994/95 C. McGowan Kensington 1948/49 T. Klose Prospect 1995/96 R. Gabb Southern District 1949/50 G. Harrison Woodville 1996/97 R. Gabb Southern District 1950/51 L. Darling Port Adelaide 1997/98 R. Gabb Southern District 1951/52 M. Doherty Kensington 1998/99 S. Williamson University 1952/53 L. Favell East Torrens 1999/00 A. Haslett West Torrens 1953/54 B. Moore Senior Colts 2000/01 S. Williamson University 1954/55 J. Carr West Torrens 2001/02 S. Williamson University 1955/56 C. Grant Port Adelaide 2003/04 D. Militz Northern Districts 1956/57 G. Duncan Sturt 2004/05 J. Smith Adelaide 1957/58 M. O’Connell Port Adelaide 2005/06 M. Heffernan Glenelg 1958/59 J. Carr West Torrens 2006/07 M. Heffernan Glenelg 1959/60 P. Anderson Kensington 2007/08 S. Raphael Adelaide 1960/61 C. Meyer University 2008/09 A. Rice Glenelg 1961/62 J. Carr West Torrens 2009/10 S. Chatto Port Adelaide 1962/63 P. Pilkington Glenelg 2010/11 S. Roberts Southern District 1963/64 J. Carr West Torrens 2011/12 A. Ross Kensington 1964/65 P. Galloway Port Adelaide 2012/13 M. Schlicker Sturt 1965/66 R. Simunsen Woodville 2013/14 A. Bleakley Woodville 1966/67 G. Thompson West Torrens 2014/15 J. Miller East Torrens 1967/68 R. Simunsen Woodville 2015/16 D. Irvine Glenelg 1968/69 R. Simunsen Woodville S. Rice Glenelg 1969/70 J. Nash Student Teachers 2016/17 J. Miller East Torrens 1970/71 B. Robran Prospect 2017/18 S. Kerber University 1971/72 R. Sellers Kensington 1972/73 M. Hunt Woodville 1973/74 R. Simunsen Woodville 1974/75 R. Chenoweth Woodville 1975/76 D. Darling Salisbury 1976/77 J. Manuel Woodville 1977/78 D. Kelly Woodville 1978/79 D. Kelly Woodville 1979/80 P. Parker Sturt

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C.W. WALKER WICKET KEEPING TROPHY HONOUR ROLL (1ST GRADE)

Since 1962, because of an anonymous donation, an annual trophy has been awarded for wicketkeepers to perpetuate the memory of Charlie Walker. Walker, a former South Australian wicketkeeper toured England with the Australian sides of 1930 and 1938. The award is determined by votes from the umpires in all 1st Grade minor round matches. 1962/63 R. Blundell West Torrens 1990/91 G. Quinn East Torrens J. Ducker Prospect 1991/92 D. Ligertwood University 1963/64 P. Vaughton Adelaide 1992/93 G. Quinn East Torrens 1964/65 R. Blundell West Torrens 1993/94 G. Quinn East Torrens 1965/66 J. Ducker Prospect 1994/95 D. Treumer East Torrens 1966/67 R. Blundell West Torrens 1995/96 D. Ligertwood University 1967/68 E. Clifton Salisbury 1996/97 J. Urban East Torrens 1968/69 E. Clifton Salisbury 1997/98 J. Creek Kensington 1969/70 B. Jarman Woodville 1998/99 J. Urban Kensington 1970/71 M. Hendricks Adelaide P. Richardson Prospect 1971/72 P. O’Meara Prospect 1999/00 W. Smith Adelaide 1972/73 T. Robertson Port Adelaide 2000/01 J. Palmer Kensington 1973/74 T. Robertson Port Adelaide 2001/02 J. Ligertwood University 1974/75 T. Robertson Port Adelaide 2002/03 Justin Creek West Torrens 1975/76 J. Donaldson Student Teachers 2003/04 J. Palmer Kensington 1976/77 P. O’Meara Prospect 2004/05 S. Deitz Southern District 1977/78 S. Gentle Adelaide 2005/06 T. Ferguson Sturt 1978/79 J. Donaldson West Torrens 2006/07 J. McLean Adelaide 1979/80 J. Donaldson West Torrens 2007/08 J. McLean Adelaide 1980/81 T. Robertson Port Adelaide 2008/09 N. Bailey University 1981/82 R. Vincent Sturt 2009/10 B. Cachopa West Torrens 1982/83 R. Vincent Sturt 2010/11 T. Davey Tea Tree Gully 1983/84 G. Quinn East Torrens 2011/12 T. Cameron Woodville 1984/85 G. Quinn East Torrens 2012/13 J. Barrett Southern District 1985/86 G. Quinn East Torrens 2013/14 H. Byrnes-Howe Prospect 1986/87 S. Gentle Adelaide 2014/15 J. Barrett Southern District 1987/88 G. Quinn East Torrens 2015/16 T. Davey Tea Tree Gully 1988/89 M. Sorell Salisbury 2016/17 L. Drennan West Torrens 1989/90 T. Nielsen West Torrens 2017/18 J. Barrett Southern District

BOB ZADOW MEDAL (ONE DAY CUP FINAL) HONOUR ROLL

1997/98 J. Vaughan Prospect 2009/10 A. Frick Northern Districts 1998/99 D. Harris Woodville 2010/11 T. Plant Glenelg 1999/00 A. Heidrich Northern Districts 2011/12 T. Head Tea Tree Gully 2000/01 J. Orchard Sturt 2012/13 T. Evans Tea Tree Gully 2001/02 J. Morgan Kensington 2013/14 T. Davey Tea Tree Gully 2002/03 G. Wright Tea Tree Gully 2014/15 L. Robins East Torrens 2003/04 M. Harrity West Torrens 2015/16 A. Carey Glenelg 2004/05 W. Stanborough Glenelg 2016/17 S. Johnson West Torrens 2005/06 J. Brown Kensington 2017/18 N. Benton Port Adelaide 2006/07 M. Cleary Kensington 2007/08 C. Borgas Sturt 2008/09 A. Carey Glenelg

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FRED GODSON MEDAL (ONE DAY CUP) HONOUR ROLL

1990/91 N. Plummer East Torrens 2004/05 M. Cosgrove Northern Districts 1991/92 T. Harms Glenelg D. Fitzgerald Glenelg 1992/93 M. Smith East Torrens K. Skewes Woodville 1993/94 N. Fielke Salisbury 2005/06 D. Harris Woodville 1994/95 D. Webber University 2006/07 R. Harris Northern Districts B. Johnson Adelaide 2007/08 B. Lenthall Adelaide 1995/96 J. McPhee Kensington 2008/09 J. Borgas Sturt 1996/97 G. Wills Adelaide Turf 2009/10 J. Borgas Sturt 1997/98 D. Ritossa Sturt 2010/11 S. McNally Woodville 1998/99 D. Waugh Kensington 2011/12 J. Hilditch Kensington 1999/00 P. Cameron Northern Districts 2012/13 T. Evans Tea Tree Gully B. Johnson Adelaide 2013/14 T. Andrews Woodville B. Steele Kensington 2014/15 I. Cockbain East Torrens 2000/01 D. Lehmann Northern Districts R. Whiteley Prospect 2001/02 W. Thomas Tea Tree Gully 2015/16 S. Miller Prospect 2002/03 L. Stephens Adelaide 2016/17 H. Nielsen Woodville D. Waugh Kensington 2017/18 C. McInerney Woodville 2003/04 A. Williams Woodville

SPIRIT OF CRICKET Several seasons ago Cricket Australia launched several cricket initiatives and in line with them, SACA launched three club Awards – one for senior men’s, one for senior women’s and one for junior boys.  Umpires award points out of 10 to each team in every minor round game, considering issues such as: o Upholding the traditions of the game o Language o Sportsmanship o Attitude towards umpires

Spirit of Cricket Award Season Men’s Senior Club Junior Club Women’s 2003/04 Adelaide Tea Tree Gully 2004/05 Woodville Tea Tree Gully Port Adelaide 2005/06 Sturt West Torrens Northern Districts 2006/07 Glenelg East Torrens Flinders University 2007/08 Adelaide East Torrens East Torrens 2008/09 West Torrens East Torrens East Torrens 2009/10 Port Adelaide Woodville Prospect 2010/11 Southern District Woodville Southern District 2011/12 Southern District Woodville Southern District 2012/13 Adelaide West Torrens West Torrens 2013/14 Southern District Port Adelaide Kensington 2014/15 Sturt Northern Districts West Torrens 2015/16 Prospect Adelaide Northern Districts 2016/17 Adelaide Woodville University 2017/18 Kensington Prospect Port Adelaide

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KAREN ROLTON MEDAL

In 2006/2007 three new medals (Karen Rolton, Lyn Fullston and Carolyn Dittmar) were created to acknowledge the best Women’s Cricketer of the Year in each SACA Grade.

KAREN ROLTON MEDAL – 1st GRADE 2006/07 K. Britt Sturt 2007/08 K. Britt Sturt 2008/09 K. Britt Sturt 2009/10 K. Rolton Port Adelaide 2010/11 A. Silva Kensington 2011/12 L. Ebsary West Torrens 2012/13 L. Ebsary West Torrens 2013/14 T. McPharlin TTG/ND 2014/15 T. McGrath Southern District 2015/16 A. Price Sturt 2016/17 S. Lowe Kensington E. Sampson Port Adelaide 2017/18 B. Harris West Torrens LYN FULLSTON MEDAL – 2nd GRADE 2006/07 C. Wallace Kensington 2007/08 T. Clapton Tea Tree Gully 2008/09 T. Clapton Tea Tree Gully 2009/10 E. Sheridan Sturt 2010/11 K. Tulloch Port Adelaide 2011/12 K. Tulloch University 2012/13 A. Gajewska University 2013/14 K. Heath Sturt 2014/15 F. Mansell Northern Districts 2015/16 C. Ward West Torrens J. Winson West Torrens 2016/17 A. Petherick Northern Districts 2017/18 N. Adams Glenelg CAROLYN DITTMAR MEDAL – 3rd GRADE 2006/07 J. O’Reilly Southern District 2007/08 S. Mangelsen Port Adelaide 2008/09 P. Lally Northern Districts 2009/10 A. Johnswood Kensington 2010/11 M. Mordaunt Tea Tree Gully

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS

End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season AHMED. F 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 5 6 1 3 15 15 AINGER-MUEHLER. A 11/12 0 0 1 7 17 12 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 49 This Season 2 6 3 11 60 ASSHETON. J 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 3 4 4 BARTHELSON. K 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 5 1 1 2 10 10 BEGETIS. B 11/12 0 0 2 11 29 20 2 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 109 This Season 1 4 6 2 13 122 BEHN. G 05/06 1 12 19 25 35.5 19.5 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 41 157 This Season 1 11 8 20 177 BENNETTS. S 12/13 0 0 0 1 12 16 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 This Season 5 2 7 38 BHATT. D 11/12 10 24 9 2 10 5 9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 73 This Season 12 1 2 6 13 34 107 BILLS. D 70/71 70 102 76 28 76 124 26 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 561 This Season 3 7 1 11 572 BOWDEN. G 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 5 4 9 9 BRANSON. E 96/97 1 11 36 96.5 75 23.5 1 39 0 0 0 0 0 0 50 333 This Season 3 5 2 1 1 12 345 BRICKNELL. N 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 6 6 6 CHANDRAKUMAR. K 02/03 86 16 11 3 8.5 2.5 39 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 227 This Season 8 2 1 1 1 4 3 20 247 COOMBE. K 01/02 28 87.5 9 39 27.5 10 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 214 This Season 5 4 2 1 12 226 COULTHARD. A 06/07 17 69.5 14 24.5 11.5 6 25 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 233.5 This Season 7 4 1 5 2 3 22 255.5 CROFT. A 09/10 0 17 18 33 18 12 1 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 170 This Season 4 5 1 1 1 12 182 CUSHWAY. J 15/16 0 0 1 1 7 8 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 25 This Season 4 3 2 3 8 2 22 47

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season DAVIDSON. J 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 9 9 9 DAVIS. D 16/17 0 0 0 0 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 This Season 3 6 9 19 DELLA. D 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 1 6 8 8 DROSD. A 10/11 35 15 21 9 12 3 22 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 153 This Season 13 1 1 10 2 27 180 DUKE. S 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 2 2 2 DUMAS. R 06/07 0 0 1 5 44 39.5 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 117.5 This Season 5 4 2 2 13 130.5 EUBAID. A 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 1 1 EY. T 06/07 0 0 1 4.5 6 10.5 0 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 63 This Season 1 3 1 3 8 71 FARROW. M 97/98 170 50 16 14 22 7 65 8 0 4 0 0 0 0 48 404 This Season 1 5 3 2 5 7 23 427 FIELD. R 11/12 0 0 0 9 26 31 0 31 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 99 This Season 3 7 1 2 13 112 FITZGERALD. M 15/16 0 0 0 0 1 11 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 This Season 2 4 3 5 14 32 FLOWERS. D. 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 This Season 6 3 1 10 11 FREESTONE. K 07/08 0 25 25 34 20 21.5 1 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 166.5 This Season 13 1 1 1 5 3 24 190.5 FROST. G 02/03 0 18 15 39.5 35.5 27.5 5 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 166.5 This Season 3 5 1 9 175.5 FRY. S 98/99 84.5 6 2 4 3 2 33 4.5 68 71 49 18 5 48 61 459 This Season 17 2 5 24 483 GAWDE. M 08/09 40 13 26 13.5 24.5 14 14 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 175 This Season 8 3 1 1 1 3 2 2 21 196 GHOSH. A 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 2 3 3 GOODMAN. J-W 16/17 0 0 0 0 4 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 This Season 111 12 22

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season GOSWAMI. N 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 This Season 1 9 10 14 HAGE. L 15/16 0 0 0 1 7 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 This Season 152 8 22 HALL. R 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 11 11 11 HART. T 12/13 0 12 9 17 12 9 1 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 93 This Season 5 8 1 3 17 110 HAZEL. L 13/14 0 0 0 2 12 10 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 This Season 3311 4 5 17 48 HILLIARD. D 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 8 8 8 HILLIARD. M 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 4 4 4 HOBBS. F 09/10 0 0 0 2 27 46 1 28 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 115 This Season 29 11 126 HOSSAIN. M 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 23 5 5 HUDA. A 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 This Season 46 1 11 15 HUGHES. S 15/16 0 0 2 7 4 8 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 26 This Season 73 2 3 15 41 HUTCHISON. A 12/13 0 4 25 1 12 5 0 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 78 This Season 11 1 1 3 1 17 95 ISLAM. A 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 2 2 2 ISLAM. M M 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 5 5 5 ISLAM. S 15/16 0 0 0 2 5 14 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 This Season 81 4 1 14 39 JAGADALE. P 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 This Season 5 2 7 10 KEOHANE. B 15/16 0 2 4 2 3 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 This Season 212 2 7 25 KEY. L 80/81 41 132 76 96 24.5 33 24 15.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 467 This Season 76 13 17 484

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season KING. J 09/10 59 28 9 5 7 3 26 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 166 This Season 10 1 41 3 19 185 KORNER. B 13/14 0 0 0 3 14 12 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37 This Season 142 1 8 45 KUMAR. P 15/16 0 0 5 1 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 17 This Season 133 3 10 27 LAIDLER. P 96/97 1 95 85 45 31 19.5 10 52.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 35 374 This Season 832 2 15 389 LAINTOLL. A 05/06 0 0 8.5 37 43 31 1 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 138.5 This Season 1131 1 7 145.5 LAKE. M 15/16 0 0 10 2 0 5 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 25 This Season 56 11 4 4 21 46 LANCIONE. T 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 35 1 9 9 LAWN. C 90/91 0 34 32.5 34.5 33.5 50.5 0 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 239 This Season 16 1 8 247 LECKONBY. C 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 7 7 7 LESSING. S 13/14 0 0 0 2 2 6 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 29 This Season 1 15 4 20 49 LINACRE. A 16/17 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 This Season 5221 2 12 22 LOFFLER. A 01/02 0 45.5 61.5 64 13.5 11.5 0 16.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 216.5 This Season 722 11 227.5 LOWE. I 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 This Season 51 1 7 8 MAHARJAN. B 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 12 4 7 7 MARSHALL. W 11/12 38 9 10 5 4 7 9 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 96 This Season 12 1 1 3 17 113 McINTYRE. C 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 71 8 8 MIEGEL. K 15/16 0 0 6 1 2 0 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 21 This Season 42 2 8 29 MILLARD. M 13/14 0 0 0 0 18 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 26 This Season 12 12 38

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season MODI. N 16/17 0 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 This Season 26 2 10 19 MOSTAFA. K 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 32 5 5 MURCH. T 05/06 1 9 34 41.5 21.5 13 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 17 153 This Season 11812 1 14 167 MUSTAFA. A 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 2 2 2 NANAVATI. P 15/16 0 0 0 2 8 9 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21 This Season 53 8 29 NEMCIC. J 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 93 113 5 11 33 33 NIEUWENHOVEN. H 16/17 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 This Season 57 12 14 NOBLE. R 98/99 0 2 20.5 68.5 69.5 43.5 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 244 This Season 922 3 16 260 O'REILLY. J 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 2 2 2 ORR. M 16/17 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 This Season 55 1 11 14 PATEL. K 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 9 9 9 PATEL. P 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 1 1 PEARSON. C 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 This Season 4 4 6 PEARSON. J 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 This Season 1 1 5 PELLEW. T 03/04 2 38 38 54.5 25.5 9 5 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 233 This Season 37 2 1 13 246 PERKINS. P 12/13 0 5 14 16 10 4 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 67 This Season 3711 1 13 80 PRODHAM. S 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 2 2 2 PROFIRIS. G 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 3 4 4 22 15 15

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season RADLOFF. G 14/15 0 1 10 6 7 8 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 This Season 35 2 10 44 RAFTERY. P 04/05 0 7 34 38.5 45.5 30 0 35 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 217 This Season 22511 5 16 233 RAMACHANDRAN. R 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 25 7 7 ROBERTS. S 14/15 1 13 10 0 5 8 4 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 69 This Season 4 9 195 1 29 98 RUEDIGER. C 02/03 8 59 41 8 25 12 3 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 207 This Season 442 1 1 12 219 SANDERS. P 13/14 0 1 1 9 8 7 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 37 This Season 1116 1 10 47 SARKAR. M 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 19 10 10 SCHMIDT. Alistair 15/16 0 0 2 5 7 9 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 This Season 2311 7 36 SCHMIDT. Andrew 13/14 0 1 6 9 11 8 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 42 This Season 137 1 1 13 55 SCHOFF. J 16/17 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 This Season 2 2 4 10 SCOTT. R 92/93 0 1 61 86 71.5 72 0 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 363.5 This Season 11711 11 374.5 SHAKOORDEEN. J 09/10 1 23 10 2 17 10 1 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 76 This Season 1 8 14 1 15 91 SHANAHAN. R 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 This Season 111 3 15 17 SHEARING. C 15/16 0 1 11 2 5 4 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 This Season 2 10 1 1 3 8 25 56 SHEPPARD. M 03/04 18 43.5 17 6.5 8 6.5 8 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 128.5 This Season 11 11 139.5 SHERIDAN. E 15/16 0 0 6 1 4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 16 This Season 5 4111 7 1 20 40 56 SINDHU. S 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 146 11 11 SINGH. H 13/14 2 19 10 2 5 6 11 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 66 This Season 13 1 10 9 33 99

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season SINGH. S 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 25 7 7 SLATER. G 87/88 44 140 72 42 30 16 22 18.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 403.5 This Season 4221 1 10 413.5 SONGER. G 16/17 0 0 0 4 3 4 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 This Season 712 1 4 15 29 SORAL. R 15/16 0 0 0 1 4 6 0 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 This Season 10 10 35 STOJANOVICH. M 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 15 6 6 STONE. R 05/06 0 11.5 25 43 18 6 0 42 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 153.5 This Season 2 8 10 163.5 STRIBLEY. B 98/99 137.5 73.5 16 8 14 8.5 64 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 42 369.5 This Season 13 1 19 6 30 399.5 SUTHAR. K 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 5 6 6 SWAIN. D 13/14 6 17 10 4 3 6 10 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 86 This Season 11 1 1 1 9 2 14 39 125 THIELE. C 94/95 78 79 46 20 15 7.5 31 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 282.5 This Season 1 2 8 1 12 294.5 THOMAS. C 08/09 73 26 2 3.5 6 7 32 8 0 20 0 0 0 0 64 241.5 This Season 11 141 10 4 31 272.5 TODD. S 13/14 0 0 0 1 12 16 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 This Season 182 11 43 TRIST. T 07/08 28 43 16 10.5 13.5 11.5 20 36 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 198.5 This Season 13 57 25 223.5 TUMPA. H 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 1 1 UKIL. M 16/17 0 000040 0 00000004 This Season 9 9 13 UTHENWOLDT. L 03/04 136 19 16 3 3 3 73 5 0 35 0 0 0 0 90 383 This Season 11 11 4 1 2 20 403 VENKATESAN. A 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 1 1 1 WALDRON. M 16/17 0 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 This Season 215 2 3 13 22

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS End FIRST 3rd This Career UMPIRE 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST Other Last GAME UMP Season Total Season WARREN. S 10/11 0 16 23 9 19 7 6 38 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 140 This Season 12 1 57 4 29 169 WATKINS. G 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 37 2 12 12 WEERATUNGE. S 16/17 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 This Season 61 7 15 WILD. S 16/17 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 This Season 54 9 10 WILLIAMS. J 11/12 6 22 9 3 7 5 8 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 74 This Season 4 11 6 80 WILLIAMS. L 06/07 0 2 27 49.5 23 14 0 37 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 179.5 This Season 1831 1 14 193.5 WILLIAMSON. M 12/13 27 17 9 3 4 6 20 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 103 This Season 12 2 62 4 26 129 WILSON. M 17/18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 This Season 2 2 2

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ACTIVE MEMBERS – 2017/2018 SEASON CAREER TOTALS

End FIRST This Career SCORER 1st 2nd 3rd 4th U16 U14 LOG Women Shield LOD LOI INT. TEST 3rd OTH Last GAME Season Total Season BHASKARRAJ. A 09/10 21 37 51 28 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 143 This Season 3 12 2 17 160 BILLETT. D 03/04 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 23 1 0 1 0 0 3 88 121 This Season 5 6 18 29 150 HARPER. M 99/00 121 17 6 3 11 23 52 0 10 14 4 3 1 0 21 286 This Season 2 2 5 8 1 1 1 3 23 309 KUCHTA. G 08/09 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 23 1 0 1 0 0 3 88 121 This Season 13 4 17 218 LOWREY. T 64/65 540 0 50 0 0 0 102 2 168 108 75 22 35 0 29 1131 This Season 12 3 15 1146 MACE. R 13/14 35 0 0 0 0 0 23 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59 This Season 13 11 24 83 QUAINI. L 92/93 26 1 28 26 0 0 24 0 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 132 This Season 10 10 20 152 RICKETTS. N 04/05 152 1 0 1 21 3 70 43 30 49 18 2 5 0 44 439 This Season 10 1 1 4 3 5 8 1 1 1 5 40 479 STONE. M 07/08 51 8 10 11 21 9 17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 127 This Season 11 6 17 144

DISCLAIMER

The games umpired statistics are compiled from information supplied by MyCricket.

The games scored statistics are provided by our scorer members and in some cases are not complete.

Some matches included in the above statistics may not accrue entitlement to the SACA Bonus Scheme.

All matches umpired in E Grade, Under 21/23, Futures League, Redbacks League and Premier League are included in ‘Other’ total.

Legend: LOG 1st Grade One Day Cup and T20 Matches (since 2013/14) Women Women’s Grade Cricket Shield Pura Cup / Sheffield Shield LOD One Day and T20 Men’s and Women’s Domestic Competition LOI One Day and T20 Men’s and Women’s International INT International Match Test Men’s and Women’s Test Match Other Includes BankSA since 2009/10

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Men’s Grand Final Umpires 2017/2018

1st Grade ‐ Luke Uthenwoldt and Craig Thomas – Tea Tree Gully v Sturt

2nd Grade ‐ Bruce Stribley and Harsimram Singh – Kensington v Sturt

3rd Grade ‐ Adrian Drosd and Darran Swain – Kensington v Tea Tree Gully

4th Grade – Eloise Sheridan and Dhaval Bhatt – Sturt v Tea Tree Gully