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Kingston Hawthorn Kingston Hawthorn Affiliated with Cricket Victoria. V.T.C.A. & S.E.C.A. Kingston Hawthorn is the trading name of the St. John Vianneys – St. Bedes - Hawthorn – East Melbourne Cricket Club Inc. ARBN A0092274T ABN 158 793 530 65 ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL REPORT SEASON 2015/2016 Presented to members 18th July 2016 Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club Annual Report | 2015-2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS Office Bearers & Positions of Responsibility ....................................................................................................................................... 3 Grounds: ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 In Memorium ...................................................................................................................................................................................... 5 Peter Robertson Born: 24.02.1933 Died: 17.08.2015 .................................................................................................................... 5 Peter Wingrave Born: 24.02.1955 Died: 05.09.2015 ................................................................................................................... 5 Ossie Percy Fryer: Born: 24.02.1923 Died: 30.12.2015 .................................................................................................................. 5 Molly Sundberg: Born: 18.11.1926 Died: 11.02.2016 ..................................................................................................................... 6 Loretta Cann (Dean): Born 22.05.1942 Died: 28.03.2016 ............................................................................................................... 7 John Plumridge Born 19.04.1944 Died: 28.06.2016 ....................................................................................................................... 7 Presidents Report ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8 Financial Report ................................................................................................................................................................................ 11 Coaches Report ................................................................................................................................................................................. 13 Junior Report: ................................................................................................................................................................................... 15 Sponsors ............................................................................................................................................................................................ 16 Premiership List ................................................................................................................................................................................ 17 2015/2016 Major Presentations ....................................................................................................................................................... 18 2015/2016 Presentations ................................................................................................................................................................. 18 Statistics 2015/2016 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 20 Highest & Lowest Team Scores ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 Highest & Lowest opponent Scores .............................................................................................................................................. 20 Congratulations ............................................................................................................................................................................. 21 Best Partnerships - Club ................................................................................................................................................................ 22 Individual Summary ...................................................................................................................................................................... 22 Best Fielding .................................................................................................................................................................................. 22 Top ten Scorers ............................................................................................................................................................................. 23 5 Wickets or more ......................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Hatrick ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 23 Harry Boyle Award – Club Champion ................................................................................................................................................ 24 Ladders .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 25 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier Firsts .......................................................................................................................... 25 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier seconds ..................................................................................................................... 26 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier thirds ......................................................................................................................... 27 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier Fourths ...................................................................................................................... 28 Victorian Turf Cricket Association ................................................................................................................................................. 29 South Eastern Cricket Association ................................................................................................................................................ 30 2015/2016 Averages ......................................................................................................................................................................... 31 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier Firsts .......................................................................................................................... 31 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier Seconds ..................................................................................................................... 32 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier Thirds ........................................................................................................................ 33 Victorian Premier Cricket - Men's Premier Fourths ...................................................................................................................... 34 VTCA- Men's South ....................................................................................................................................................................... 35 VTCA- Men's South C3 .................................................................................................................................................................. 37 SECA – Under 12s .......................................................................................................................................................................... 38 Cricket Victoria Spirit of Cricket Award ............................................................................................................................................. 40 Cricket Victoria Club Champion Award ............................................................................................................................................. 40 P a g e 2 | 40 Kingston Hawthorn Cricket Club Annual Report | 2015-2016 OFFICE BEARERS & POSITIONS OF RESPONSIBILITY Patrons Messrs: R. M. Cowper and I. K. Law No. 1 Members Mayor Cr Tamsin Bearsley & Cr Geoff Gledhill - Kingston City Council President Petar Ivetic Vice President Brett Sebire Administrator/Secretary John R Noonan Treasurer Danny Stevenson Chairman of Selectors Phil O’Meara Committee Gaurav Kapoor, Peter Knuppel, Greg McLeod, Shane McQuinn, David Scott Coach James Miller Captains: 1st Ryan Ninan 2nd Dirk Vandergent 3rd Steve Cannon 4th Jonathon Boyd 5th Ash Wood 6th Peter Robinson & John R Noonan Junior Coordinator Steve McMahon Ground Maintenance Simon Black, Brian Hunt Delegates: CV Petar Ivetic, Brett Sebire SECA Steve McMahon Scorers 1st XI – Craig Reece 2nd XI – James Maloney Scoreboard Attendant Ms Annette Cann Hall of Fame Messrs: Tom Horan, Harry Boyle, Joyce
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