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MPSECA Batting & Bowling MOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION 18TH ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2012-2013 AFFILIATED WITH THE NSW DISTRICTS CRICKET ASSOCIATION 1 The Moore Park South Eastern Cricket Association proudly sponsored by 141<frigSgrOVe Sports Centre Where the price is great and the seiectkm is the hest LAtelSt - silo AM7011fierhWelfii. - Myer Axiomwoes - Reviews - Competitions Fatta itt ett Nal+ et Paw las en Iselleelobalerera II imiesiseaWkillegremPechode C3et your FREE 40 pege wiTter Spode entslogue 2017/2013 Cileket CeteieWie Ow wekteite building will] the bolt In cricket Neer end modemearies from the world! Iwgent speelillat elided stens! Football Boots t Goal Keeping Gloves and Clothing Shin Guards t Huge Range of Club Clothing 4 Bags Accessories and Training Aids Cricket Museum FREE enlry -Motu Sports and Club Clothing specialist SKIS 14Ingegrove Sports Corti' 17orgospyismi. 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IulInkrn P 02 4061 O13 F 024801 0177 lascikingssrovesportsecomau Buy online www.kingsgrovesports.com.au 2 Contents MOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION 1 The MPSECA Sponsored by Kingsgrove Sports 2 Contents 3 Moore Park South East Cricket Association 5 Order of Business 5 Club Secretary's Diary Notes 6 Office Bearers Season 2012/2013 7 Life Members 7 Secretary's Report 8 President's Report 9 Umpires report 11 Representative Season Report 12 MPSECA 1 st Grade Report 15 MPSECA 2' d Grade Report 17 MPSECA 3' Grade Report 19 MPSECA 4th Grade Report 21 MPSECA 5th Grade Report .23 MPSECA Points Table 2012/2013 Season 25 MPSECA Club Championship 2012/2013 26 MPSECA Twenty20 Competition 2012/2013 27 Premiership Winners 28 Batting & Bowling Awards — All Grades 29 Hat Tricks 29 10 Wickets in a Match 29 Wicket Keeping Award 29 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 30 All Rounders Awards 30 Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy 30 Twenty20 Awards 30 Representative Season Award 30 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 31 Centuries 31 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 32 6 Wickets in an Innings 32 MPSECA Partnerships — Association Records 34 1st Grade 34 2nd Grade 34 3rd Grade 34 4th Grade 35 3 5th Grade 35 6th Grade 35 7th Grade 35 MPSECA Premiership Winners 36 1 st Grade 21d Grade 36 3rd Grade 4th Grade 36 5th Grade 6th Grade 37 7th Grade 37 MPSECA Office Bearers 38 Treasurer's Report 39 4 Moore Park South East Cricket Association Dear Member, The 18th Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on Wednesday 7th August 2013 at 7:30 pm at South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club, 558A Anzac Parade Kingsford NSW 2032. Order of Business 1. Meeting opened by the President, Mr PL Brien 2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting presented by Mr D Power 3. Presentation of the 18 th Annual Report by Mr D Power 4. Financial Report presented by the Treasurer, Mr M Donovan 5. Election of Office Bearers for the 2013/2014 Season 6. General business 7. Meeting adjourned by the President D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455 5 Club Secretary's Diary Notes 7 August 2013 Annual General Meeting 21 August 2013 Adjourned Annual General Meeting Revision of Rules for 2013/2014 Season 20 September 2013 Closing date for Team Nominations, to be accompanied with player registrations and application fee 2 October 2013 Delegates Meeting prior to season commencement 12 October 2013 Proposed commencement of 2013/2014 Season Club Secretaries note: All clubs must be represented at the above meetings All meetings commence at 7:30 pm on the dates above and are to be held at the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club. D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455 6 Office Bearers Season 2012/2013 Patron Mr H Solomons President PL Brien Vice-President D Power Hon Treasurer Hon Secretary M Donovan D Power Assistant Secretary / Registrar of Players JW Chalmers Board of Management M Donovan PL Brien I Giitsidis JW Chalmers D Power G Leslie B Glacken J Kakkad D Evans Records Officer Hon Solicitor D Power C Love Auditor Umpires Board JW Chalmers Representative to NSW DCA B Glacken Life Members 't JB McInerney B Casey DL Traynor R Higman PL Brien I. KW Price G Wyer G Fulford JW Chalmers PD Daffen J Jamieson 1- K Wells D Tiny ow NO Wilson LJ Wyche M Fulford J Walden D Power Secretary's Report I would like to present the Association's Annual Report to all members of the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. The 2012/2013 Season saw total team numbers in our main competition drop slightly once again continuing a trend over recent seasons. The grade most affected by this drop in numbers appears to be in 1 st grade where we are struggling to find enough competitive teams to fill the grade. The season saw us go with a combined 1 st and 2'1 grade competition with limited success. Throughout the off- season I have been in talks with nearby associations suffering similar problems as us especially in regard to their 1 st grade competitions with the notion of playing a combined l st grade competition with one or two of these associations. It may not happen this coming season but it may happen in the very near future. In 2012/2013 we had a total of 25 teams in the main competition compete over five grades with the Premiership winners being 1 st Grade — Souths Juniors; 2 nd Grade — Clovelly CC; 3 Grade — Edna Puffett Memorial XI; 4 th Grade — Clovelly CC and 5 th Grade — Doncaster. The Club Championship was taken out by Clovelly CC for the second season in a row. In the Twenty20 competition we had a total of 9 teams compete in a fairly even competition with Souths Juniors 1 once again coming out as deserved premiers. In a competition again affected by rain our Martin Shield team qualified for the quarter-finals against Camden but unfortunately the rain intervened during the course of the afternoon resulting in a drawn match, which saw Camden progress to the semi-finals. My thanks to our Patron Mr Harry Solomons and Kingsgrove Sports Centre, the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Football Club, Kookaburra and the Doncaster Hotel for their ongoing support and sponsorship of the Association. Finally I would like to thank all fellow Board Members, club delegates, umpires, scorers, volunteers and players who make up the competition and make it a success. Yours in cricket David Power Secretary 8 President's Report Ladies and Gentlemen: The 2012-2013 season marked the completion of 18 seasons since Moore Park, South Sydney and the Catholic Association joined to form the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. Season 2012-13 saw a further drop in teams in the Association despite an aggressive advertising and promotional campaign to draw teams to the Association. This is a major concern as for the past two years numbers have fallen. The Association is fully aware of the many issues relating to this including, demographics lack of affordable grounds that result in high consumer fees and the lack of juniors playing park cricket once they leave the junior ranks. The season finished in stark contrast to the previous season with all Minor Premiers in all grades winning their respective Grade Premiership. I congratulate all of those Premiership Clubs on their success in particular Souths Juniors who triumphed in first grade and at the same time notched up 24 consecutive grand final appearances. This is truly a remarkable feat and shows what a solid group of players they are with several of their current side featuring in many of those grand finals. This mighty club also took out the 20/20 competition for the third season in a row. My congratulations also to the Clovelly club who not only won the 2 ' and 4th grade premiership but were Club Champions for the second year in a row. Also Edna Puffett who recorded their first Premiership success and not to forget Doncaster who were consistent throughout the year in claiming the 5th grade trophy. Congratulations also to the many individuals whose achievements are recorded further in this report. The season did not enjoy the same success on the representative front as was the case in previous years. The Associations Martin Shield side recorded 2 wins out of 3 in standard competition however in the quarter finals the weather intervened and unfortunately our opposition who were higher on the ladder went through to the finals series. My thanks to our Captain and organizer Hippo who put in a tremendous effort in getting the side together and all but pulling off a place in the semi-finals. A big thanks also to selectors Greg Leslie, Bill Glacken, who also was scorer and Dave Power. The Associations only other representative game was against Northern Suburbs who defeated us in a close encounter. Also on the representative front I am pleased to announce negotiations were completed with Southern Highlands and it is anticipated that a regular fixture will take place in the Bowral area commencing in season 2013-2014. For an association to be successful, it needs support. I would like to thank a number of people for their support in season 2012-2013-: Noel Moig Agencies for the KOOKABURRA Sponsorship: We are in the final year of a three year agreement with Kookaburra.
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