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Banyule Cricket Club BANYULE CRICKET CLUB 36th ANNUAL REPORT 12 MONTHS TO 30 APRIL 2010 0 The Banyule Cricket Club wish to thank the following Corporate Sponsors for their support in 2009-2010: Banyule Cricket Club Contact Sponsors GOLD CORPORATE SPONSORS Bendigo Bank –Heidelberg Community Bank® Sam Pearce Branch 164 Burgundy Street Heidelberg Ph 9457 2055 www.bendigobank.com.au Beck’s Bedding Alan & David Beck 323-329 Bell St Preston Ph: 9484 3434 www.becksbedding.com.au Hocking Stuart Ivanhoe Daniel Sheean & Walter 171 Upper Heidelberg Rd Ivanhoe Ortner Ph. 9499 5611 www.hockingstuart.com.au Food and Liquor Express On Time Jim Pathimos 686 Burwood Rod, Hawthorn East Ph. 1800 267 447 Brad Fox –Financial Adviser –TFSA Australia Brad Fox Shop 10, 34a Hamilton St Goroke Ph. 5428 0123 SILVERCORPORATE SPONSORS 1300 Procorp –Corporate Image Products Peter Adams & Darren 99 Howard St North Melbourne Attard 1 The Banyule Cricket Club wish to thank the following Player Sponsors for their support in 2009-2010: PLAYER SPONSORS Contact East Ivanhoe Podiatry 254A Lower Heidelberg Road Ivanhoe Maree Goggin Ph. 9497 1694 Martin Veal Martin Veal John Veal John Veal THE FISH – Fish & Chippers 148 Burgandy Street Heidelberg Harry Dimitropoulos Ph. 9457 2006 CDE Computer Management 8-10 Flintoff Street, Greensborough Ian Cugley Ph. 9434 1011 Cugley Ciravolo Bordin Pty. Ltd. -Certified Practising Accountants 8 -10 Flintoff Street, Greensborough Ian Cugley Ph. 9432 0505 Greville Road Fruit Market 37 Greville Road Banyule Wayne & Jenny Ph. 9459 7227 2 CONTENTS Item Page Banyule Cricket Club Records BCC Life Members 4 BCC Office Bearers 4 Club Competition Awards 5-6 - Premiers / Runners-Up - Life Members - Best & Fairest winners Annual Report 2009-2010 Office Bearers 7 AGM Notification 7 Junior Registration Day 10-11 Notification 7 Cricket Season Overview 8-10 - Team performances - Captains & Vic-Captains - BCC Awards - Finals Results Presidents Report 11-12 Treasurers Report and Financial Statements 13-15 Social VP‟s Report 16 Coaches Report 17 Senior Cricket Reports & Averages 18-28 - A-Grade - B-Grade - C-Grade - D-Grade Junior Cricket Reports & Averages 29-44 - Junior Coordinators Report - U17 Gold - U15 Green - U15 Gold (Blue & Maroon) - U13 Gold - U13 Green (Blue & Maroon) - U11 Kookaburras (Blue, Maroon, White) - Milo Cricket Appendices 45-47 - Club Championship Results - Seniors Best & Fairest - Graeme Renshaw Trophy - Double-Wicket Winners 3 BANYULE CRICKET CLUB RECORDS LIFE MEMBERS G. Stott, J. Barber, D. Johnston*, G. Cross, L. Drayton, M. Anderson*, G. Chapman, G.Renshaw, D. Richmond*, J. Veal, (Mrs.) H. Anderson, N. Anderson, G. J. Anderson, G. W. Anderson, R. Gill*, S. Smith, (Mrs.) J Richmond*, A. Dalziel, B. Russell, R. Lloyd, (Mrs.) D. Veal, R. Butler*, G. Place, (Miss) L. Richmond*, T. Veal, M. Fraumano, N. Butterworth*, B. Bowler, G. Russell, W. Gibson, D. Veal, P. Barnes, S. Butler, (Mrs.) I. Butler, M. Phillips, G. Barnes, M. O‟Ryan, C. Carroll, D Butterworth (09-10). * Deceased OFFICE BEARERS 1972 - 2010 Season President Secretary Treasurer Captain/Coach 1972-73 M.Anderson F.Scott G.Cross M.Anderson 1973-74 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith R.Gurney 1974-75 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith M.Oldis 1975-76 M.Anderson D.Richmond S.Smith G.Renshaw 1976-77 A.Henderson D.Richmond D.Johnston G.Renshaw 1977-78^ D.Johnston D.Richmond P.Scown G.Renshaw 1978-79 J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Gill 1979-80^ J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1980-81 J.Veal D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1981-82 A.Dalziel D.Richmond P.Caton R.Lloyd 1982-83 A.Dalziel D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1983-84^ G.Renshaw D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1984-85^ G.Renshaw D.Richmond M.Fraumano R.Lloyd 1985-86 N.Butterworth D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1986-87 N.Butterworth D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1987-88^ R.Lloyd D.Richmond M.Fraumano G.W.Anderson 1988-89^ R.Lloyd D.Richmond T.Veal G.J.Anderson 1989-90^ J.Veal D.Richmond M.Veal G.J.Anderson 1990-91 J.Veal D.Richmond M.Veal G.J.Anderson 1991-92 J.Veal D.Richmond D.Gazzola G.J.Anderson 1992-93^ N.Butterworth D.Richmond D.Gazzola G.J.Anderson/R McKinlay 1993-94 N.Butterworth D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1994-95^ G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1995-96 G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Gazzola R.McKinlay 1996-97 G.J.Anderson D.Richmond D.Rumble J.Canestra 1997-98 G.Place W.Gibson D.Rumble G.J.Anderson 1998-99 G.Place W.Gibson D.Rumble G.J.Anderson 1999-00 G.Place W.Gibson M.Phillips A.Gannon 2000-01^ G.Place W.Gibson M.Phillips P Barnes/A.Gannon 2001-02^ G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O‟Connor 2002-03 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O‟Connor 2003-04 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips B.O‟Connor 2004-05 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips P. Barnes/A. Gannon 2005-06 G.J.Anderson T.Veal M.Phillips M. Butera 2006-07 G.J.Anderson T.Veal D. Butterworth M. Butera 2007-08 M. Phillips P.Barnes D. Butterworth J. Wilson 2008-09^ M Phillips P Barnes D Butterworth J Wilson/B O‟Connor D Butterworth (Coach) 2009-10 M Phillips P Barnes D Butterworth B O‟Connor/D Barnes ^ denotes First XI Premiership 4 HDCA AWARDS HEIDELBERG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION TEAM AWARDS PREMIERS SENIORS A Grade 10 (1) 1983-84, 1984-85, 1987-88, 1988-89, 1989-90, 1992-93, 1994-95, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2007-08 (One day) 2008-09 B Grade 3 (1) 1976-77*, 1979-80*, 1994-95, 2005-06 (One day) C Grade 7 1968-69*^, 1993-94, 2000-01, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2006-07, 2008-09 D Grade 2 1972-73^, 2003-04 E Grade 4 1977-78, 1987-88, +1997-98, 2001-02 F Grade 2 1972-73^, 1984-85 JUNIORS Under 16/17 8 1974-75, 1975-76, 1981-82, 1989-90, 1991-92, 2002–03, 2004-05+, 2007-08 Under 14/15 6 1972-73^, 1979-80, 1985-86+, 1999-2000, 2001-02, 2005-06 Under 12/13 6 1998-99+, 2000-01, 2003-04+, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2009-10 Under 11 Nil RUNNERS-UP SENIORS A Grade 4 1999-2000, 2003-04, 2006-07, 2009-10 B Grade 5 1971-72*^, 1988-89, 1996-97, 2005-06, 2006-07 C Grade 1 1982-83 D Grade 7 1999-2000, 2000-01, 2001-02, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2006-07, 2007-08 E Grade 1 1990-91 JUNIORS Under 16/17 3 1978-79,1984-85, 2009-10 Under 14/15 5 1988-89, 2002-03, 2004-05, 2009-10 (x2) Under 12/13 4 2001-02, 2002-03, 2006-07, 2008-09 Under 11 Nil * Clubs 1st XI, ^ Played as Rosanna Presbyterians, + Tie & In 2008-09 the HDCA changed competitive junior grades to Under 13, 15 & 17‟s 5 HDCA AWARDS (continued) HEIDELBERG DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Life Member Don Richmond HDCA Best Player Winners 1988-89 N Butterworth B-Grade 1994-95 P Barnes A-Grade 2000-01 R Felthouse A-Reserve Grade 2003-04 B O‟Connor A-Grade 2004-05 R Keranghan D Grade 2005-06 G Barnes C-Grade 2006-07 B O‟Connor A-Grade B Russell C-Grade 2007-08 P Davis B-Grade 2008-09 B O‟Connor A-Grade 6 BANYULE CRICKET CLUB ANNUAL REPORT 2009-2010 The committee has much pleasure in presenting the 36th Annual Report of the Banyule Cricket Club Incorporated covering the period from 1 May 2009 to 30 April 2010. WEBSITE http://www.banyulecc.com.au/ For club news and events, BCC Publications and Howzats, past Annual Reports, History and photo gallery please see our website OFFICE BEARERS President: M. Phillips Vice Presidents: S Butler (Bar & Canteen) R Hartnett (Social) Secretary: P. Barnes Treasurer: D. Butterworth Junior Coordinator: G. Place General Committee: M. Johnson, S Pinner, M Asbury, M Delaney, B Wallwork Coach: D Barnes ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2009-10 Banyule Cricket Club Annual General Meeting Wednesday 7th July 2010 @ 7.30 pm Merv. Anderson Pavilion Beverley Road, Heidelberg 2009-2010 JUNIOR REGISTRATION DAY Banyule Cricket Club Junior Registration Day TBA Merv. Anderson Pavilion 7 CRICKET SEASON REVIEW In season 2009-10 the Club fielded senior teams in A, B, C and D grades as well as 9 competition junior teams (U17‟s, 2 x U15s, 3 x U13‟s, 3 x U11‟s) and Milo cricket . 72 players represented the Club in senior grades during the season. There were 18 (25%) players who represented the Club in A Grade, 26 (36%) in B Grade, 38 (53%) in C Grade and 29 (40%) in D Grade. New players to represent the Club in senior grades were: Shaun O‟Connor, Shane Blackett, Daine Watts, Leigh Watts, Brad Moore, Henry Tyler, Kane Moore, Corey Parrant, William Delahunty, Jack Veal & Nick Gillies. 125 players represented the Club in junior grades during the season. New players to represent the Club in junior grades were: Matthew Hird, Dean Millis, Thomas Hanrahan, Nicholas Mayne, Aaron Luber, Lars Schering, Spencer Veal, Connor Braniff, Jackson Riley, Kade Rowe, Michael Avrampolous, Ezra Miller, James Biorci, Mackenzie Graham, Charlie Whalley, Max Whalley, Thomas Palombo, Travis Lambert, Jack Rigoni, Zac Williamson, Liam Hird, Mitchell Brown, Jordon Taylor, Ryan Doherty, Raymond Mitchell, Jake Smith, James McLennan, Dale Rodda, Mitchell Lee, Ejaaz Alavi, Mel Ackermann, Rian Brown, Shane Doherty, Jeffrey Mitchell, Thomas Goulding, James Brown, Cameron Ataryniw, and Steven Mitchell.
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