MOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION
18TH ANNUAL REPORT SEASON 2012-2013
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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. This sponsorship is used directly to assist in the ever increasing ground fees set by the landlords of our grounds. I am pleased to report this year saw only minor fee increase due directly to the monies from this sponsorship. My thanks to both Noel Moig and Cameron Eves of Noel Moig Agencies and the team at Kookaburra for their ongoing support. Mr. Harry Solomons, Managing Director Kingsgrove Sports: Harry is not only our Patron but a longtime supporter of park cricket in the South Sydney area having not only played many games in the former South Sydney Cricket Association but also represented that Association. Harry has a true understanding of Association cricket and what it takes to be a successful association and our success is helped by his support both at club and Association level. I thank Harry and the team at Kingsgrove Sports for their support and I urge all clubs to visit Kingsgrove Sports for all your teams and individual cricket requirements. 9 South Sydney Juniors Leagues Club: Not only do we get a great deal for our presentation evening but the club also financially contributes to ground costs each year. To the Board of Souths Juniors my thanks for your continued support and the Association look forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come. Centennial Park Trust, Botany Council, Randwick Council: Our thanks to these organisations and there staff who ensure our grounds are maintained each week. Doncaster Hotel: The Doncaster Hotel is now in its fourth year as a sponsor of our representative sides. My thanks to Michael Paterson and the team at the Doncaster Hotel for their continued support. I would urge all members to try the bistro at the Donny the food is fabulous and don't forget to try your hand at trivia on trivia night and of course TEXAS polka thanks again to the DONNY. Umpires: My thanks to the umpires who each Saturday control our fixtures. Our numbers have fallen in the past few seasons; however John Chalmers is as always busy recruiting from other Associations. My thanks to John for his persistence in ensuring we have the necessary umpires each week. I would also encourage any person who wishes to be an umpire to contact John. Thanks again to our umpires. MPSECA Board: The Board this year welcomes new members Matt Donovan, Dale Evans and Jiggy Kakkad who all made solid contributions in the running of the Association throughout the season. A special mention of congratulations to our Assistant Secretary John Chalmers who was awarded a 50 year service to cricket award by the ACB and Cricket NSW, this award was also acknowledged in State Parliament by the Member for Heffron Ron Hoenig MP, congratulations John well done.... A big thank you to Matt Donovan who took on the Treasurers role and Vice President Dave Power who not only wears the Vice Presidents hat but contributes as Secretary and runs the 20/20 competition which is now in its seventh season. Thank you to all Board members who as volunteers are the ones responsible for your Saturday cricket happening each week. MPSECA Affiliated Clubs and Players: My sincere thanks for the support given by clubs and particularly the office bearers of our clubs whom I am aware spend many voluntary hours organizing their club each week. To all players and club supporters whom without you we do not have an Association, my thanks for your continued support of this great Association. Season 2012-2013 has concluded and as I reported earlier our numbers were down on previous seasons. It is the intention of the current Board to look at options in relation to strengthening our competition particularly 1 s' grade. It is my belief and the Boards that we must have a strong healthy first grade to encourage teams to join the lower grades and aspire to playing in the top grade, to that end we will be looking at a number of suggestions that will benefit our competition and help us to maintain a strong premier grade. It is also my belief that we need to encourage juniors to play in our competition and to that end the Board is looking at options with local junior organisations within the metropolitan area. In conclusion once again I ask members to consider volunteering to become a Board member in season 2013-2014. We are always looking for additional members particularly if you have been involved in sports administration as I am sure there must be members who can help us increase numbers and assure the future of the Association. I look forward to seeing you all on the park in 2013-2014 again my thanks for your continued support, I commend this report to the members. Paul Brien President 10 Umpires report On behalf of the Board of Management I would like to thank all the umpires for their dedication and assistance in making the 2012/2013 season a tremendous success. I would also like to thank personally the umpires names below: John Walden, Greg Leslie, Bill Glacken, Jason Brady, Helmut Gerlach, Geoff Brazel, Geoff Beal, Jim Sheedy, Brian Johns, Jiggy Kakkad and special thanks to Martin Shield umpire Trevor Gorman. I hope that all of the umpires names I mentioned above will be back raising the finger (or not) once again for the 2013/2014 season. Thanks once again for your help. A special thank you to Helmut Gerlach for his dedication and assistance throughout the season. Greg Leslie Board Member " A Ilk 110. OUT FOUR SIX BYE LEG BYE ONE SHORT %kinat 1 A Ilk OA 04 b " do6 WIDE DEAD NO CANCEL NEW ?ENMITY BALL BALL BALL CALL BALL RUNS 1 1 Representative Season Report Firstly I want to thank the MPSECA board and all the players involved for giving me another chance at managing the Martin Shield and 2nd Tier Representative teams. Again this year saw a number of experienced players leave our team, however we also had a few players return from two years before. I want to congratulate all our representative players for their involvement and for their professional approach and sportsmanship. We had a very successful Martin Shield 2012/13 season with making the Quarter Finals again. The only negative about this season was that the bad weather had a major effect on the result of our Quarter Final. Year after year we prove that we have very talented cricketers playing in our association by these great results in the Martin Shield Competition. I am very proud of the results our representative teams have accomplished. Game 1: vs. Manly at Nolan Reserve Manly MPSECA 108 lost to Manly 291 We started well getting two quick wickets, however 2 dropped catches saw us pay dearly, those 2 batsmen went on to hit into the 90's giving Manly a commanding total of 291 runs. This left us with a huge challenge, but we were up for it and confident. We started well, but lost 4 very quick wickets that put the pressure on the rest of the batsmen and that made it difficult to get into a comfortable spot where we could clearly concentrate on giving the run chase a chance and we all collapsed for a dismal 108. As all cricketers know "CATCHES WIN MATCHES" and it was never more true than this day. We would have had a different game if we kept those catches. Game 2: vs. Inner West Harbour at Marrickville Oval Marrickville MPSECA 8/181 defeated Inner West Harbour 180 We started well getting 6 Inner West Harbour wickets for 90 runs, then the next 2 batsmen went on to hit on and get Inner West Harbour a reasonable score of 180 in 55 overs. This left us with a reasonable challenge, and we were up for it and felt confident. We started well, but lost a very quick wicket before the next 5 batsmen scored 30 odd each with some luck and got the 181 needed in 25 overs and with 2 wickets in hand. 12 Game 3: vs. St George/Georges River at Cahill Park Arneliffe MPSECA 2/220 defeated Georges River/St George 219 We started well getting 1 St George/Georges River wicket for 0 runs, then the next 2 batsmen went on to hit on to half centuries each and get St George/Georges River to a reasonable score before we struck over and over again to eventually get them all out for 219 in 55 overs, mention to Bill Saracoglu 7 wickets. This left us with a reasonable challenge, and we were up for it and felt confident. We started well, but lost a quick wicket for 50 then again at 60 before the next 2 batsmen scored 103no Ash Azhar and 58no Michael Manna and went on to get the total required with only 2 wickets falling. This win qualifies us for the quarter finals and we face Camden. Game 4: Quarter Final vs. Camden at Memorial Oval Ingleburn WASHED OUT - MPSECA 122 drew with Camden 3/16 We batted first and had a great start with 1 wicket falling at 30, but then we had a collapse which saw us at 7 wickets down for 56 when our 8 and 9 dug in and got us to 122. During lunch we had a shower so we rushed the covers onto the pitch. After the rain we went out and bowled 6 great overs which saw Camden lose 3 wickets for 16 runs. We had them on the ropes until the rain came down again and stayed for the rest of the afternoon. The game finished in a draw which means that Camden goes through to the Semi Finals because they ended higher on the ladder during preliminary rounds. We were gutted because we and Camden knew that we were on top of the game. If I've missed anything or anyone I apologise. Again, I thank all of the MPSECA board, all the players involved, all the umpires and a special mention to Billy Glacken for helping me and scoring all games. I also want to make a special mention for the Doncaster Hotel for their continuing support and sponsorship of our cricket association and our representative teams. As of this year due to personal and family reasons, it gives me great sadness I will be stepping down from managing and playing in any representative team so this will be my final representative report for a while. Best wishes and good luck for the 2013/14 season. Regards Hippo 13 4 PIECE QUALITY FROM THE WORLD NUMBER 1. 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Glen Standing shows no sign of a decline in dominance with 29 wickets @ 11, Justin Smith showed his all-round value with 19 @ 13, while Matthew Devlin and Greg Scott both supported well with 15 each. Late season acquisition Michael Dunlea is one to watch out for in the future, his debut featured 6/12 and a hat trick! Will be hard to beat again next year. Clovelly Despite losing some key players from last season, Clovelly remained strong with the addition of several Ferns players. They took a while to gel but when they did they showed they were still a classy team, making it all the way through to the GF before running into Souths. Michael Manna 424 @ 35, and Robert Raffaele 326 @ 27 were very consistent, while Billy Saracoglu was a revelation after promoting himself to the opening position and finished with 258 @ 26. Grant McMillan spearheaded the attack with 34 @ 9.7, while Billy Saracoglu and Dan Stavely both chipped in with an economical 19 wickets apiece. They'll be looking to get their big guns on the field more often next season, and if they do they are a big chance to add to their recent success. Botany United Last year's 2nd grade premiers returned to the top grade for the first time since 2008/09 and were certainly not out of place. Front runners for the early part of the season, they managed to qualify for the semis before bowing out. They welcomed the return of former local boy Hippo Giitsidis who topped the aggregates with 465 runs @ 39. Young gun Nathan Power had no problems stepping up to the top grade with 284 @ 22, while Bhusan Rele played some classy innings to end with 255 @ 26. While lacking the strike power of some of the other teams, the bowling attack proved to be effective with David Park leading the way with his 20 wickets @ 19. Vitali Bhavsar (18), Dave Power (17) and Hippo (17) assisted ably. Cooue Bay Rebels The rebels narrowly missed the semis but proved they were a danger to any team on their day including a win over the eventual premiers. Adam Damary proved to be the consistent batsman they have long been seeking with 286 @ 41, but lacked support with Matt Donovan 209 @ 21 the only other to top the 200 mark. Bowling depth was lacking after losing their 2 strike bowlers from the previous season, but Andrew Bell stepped into the breach with 25 scalps @ 14.40 but no one else was able to top the 15 wicket mark. Need to get some squad consistency in order to challenge for higher honours next year. Matt Donovan Board Member 15 1St Grade Awards Batting Aggregate — Ipo Giitsidis (Botany United) — 458 runs Batting Average — Justin Smith (Souths Juniors) — 425 runs @ 70.83 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Grant McMillan (Clovelly) — 31 wIcts @ 9.16 All Rounders Award — Justin Smith (Souths Juniors) Wicket Keeping Award — Matt Doppler (Coo gee Bay Rebels) — 13 dismissals 2012/13 1ST GRADE M.P.S.E.C.A. PREMIERS - THE THREEPEATI SOUTH SYDNEY JUNIORS CRICKET CLUB ritN Book Row from Is& Ross =at Jason TaWasholl, itilchad Dunks, ilaShaw DevI Justin Im Jamas Hourn Front Row from left: Mon iiisnding, Maori Sinclair (C), Peter Laaaropoukm, Oren Scott (VC), Scott Mien, Cooper Smith Souths Juniors 1“ Grade Premiers 2012/2013 16 MPSECA 2nd Grade Report Clovelly A last minute merger between Clovelly and Beach Palace allowed the combined squad the consistent numbers they had been seeking and it certainly paid dividends. They brushed aside the opposition including several 1 st grade teams and easily won the minor premier/premier double. Rino Tomasiello was the star of the show managing a unique quadruple of the association batting and bowling averages and aggregates. This very impressive haul included 286 runs @ 36, and 36 wickets @ 13. Sanjay Prasad proved reliable as ever with 270 @ 30 while Tim Scullard was also strong with 267 @ 30, and also played a crucial knock in the GF. Tim and Sean Barclay also chipped in with 19 wickets apiece. Should make for an interesting rivalry with two Clovelly teams in grade next year. Kingsford Apaches This team was very well led by Dave Waterson and never gave in all season which culminated in being outclassed by Clovelly in the GF. What they lacked in star power they made up by being a cohesive unit and while wins were few and far between they were competitive in most games. Runs were the main struggle, and this is reflected in Harley Bateup being the leading scorer with 117. Bryan Seymour was unfortunately hampered by injuries at stages, but his 19 wickets @ 21 still showed he can be a handful. In addition to this he took 7 wickets including a hat-trick in the semi. The support cast was numerous including many players who stepped up from the lower grades to fill gaps who have hopefully gained some valuable experience in the future. Men of the Eat It was a difficult season for this team who have admirably risen their way up the grades throughout the season. Unfortunately the loss of some key players coupled with having to compete with first grade teams in the combined grades proved to be too difficult. To the teams credit they never gave in and appeared to enjoy their time on the field. They unearthed a new talent in Damon Sharwood who managed 209 runs @ 42, while Jamie Motum helped out with 198 @ 15. The bowling attack struggled to stem the flow of runs at times, but the skipper Michael Juda was effective in snaring 22 wickets, backed up by Motum with 17. Special mention to a potential star of the future in Zac Kertesz who managed 6 wickets of 1 st graders with his leg spin despite still playing in the under 14's. Good effort guys, hope to see you next year. Matt Donovan Board Member 17 2nd Grade Awards Batting Aggregate & Average — Rino Tomasiello (Clovelly) — 286 rims @ 35.75 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Rino Tomasiello (Clovelly) — 36 wicts @ 12.83 All Rounders Award — Rino Tomasiello (Clovelly) Wicket Keeping Award — David Waterson (Kingsford Apaches) — 19 dismissals Clovelly 2" Grade Premiers 2012/2013 MPSECA 3rd Grade Report Edna Puffett Memorial XI 4 years after joining MPSECA, the Puffers have finally tasted success in winning the 3 1d grade minor premier/premier double. While the same old faces performed to their usual high standard, it was the addition of some new blood that enabled them to be a much more consistent group. Mathew Greenwood topped the batting charts with 315 runs @ 53 and also topped scored in a low scoring GF. Luke Whitington was also consistent at the top of the order with 259 @ 29. The 3 pronged pace attack was their main weapon though, with Jeff Bye's 38 wickets @ 9.58 topping the charts. Whitington's 26 @ 10 and Greg Bye's 20 @ 18 meant that the pressure was always on. These 3 shared all 17 wickets to fall in the GF. These guys definitely have the potential to challenge for the 2nd grade title next year. Coo2ee Bay Rebels This new combined rebels side featured plenty of youth sprinkled with some experience, and the results were a near miss in the grand final. The revelation of the season was Chad Edwards who found himself in the unfamiliar opening position and capitalised on this to the extent of 512 runs @ 43. He found a willing ally in Nic Lochner who clocked up 454 @ 41, as well as snaring 22 dismissals in his debut year behind the stumps to lead all grades. The batsmen were supported by a deep bowling line-up with Edwards (22), Evan Madonis (19), and Ramesh Daberera (17) sharing the load. With 5 players from the GF team celebrating their 21 1' birthdays this season, the future looks bright for this squad. Captain Cook Dolphins An excellent season for the dolphins which unfortunately ended during a semi-final that they were in control of for large periods. The team definitely benefited by bringing in an additional 5 th grade team that gave them much more depth. Most of the damage with the bat came at the top order with Paul Elder scoring 247 @ 82 and Cameron Hickson 187 ® 31, but it was their bowling that was their strength with Steve Burgess's skills not showing any signs of waning with 35 wickets @ 9.86. There was plenty of backup with Mitch McDiarmid (30 @ 14) and Stirling Wade (24 @ 12. Special mention to Samer Hague whose spin managed 17 @ 11 in what was a relatively barren year all- round for the tweakers. There is no doubt this team can beat anyone on their day and will be a handful next year. La Perouse An exceptionally strong start to the year in fourth grade meant a move up to thirds, and they maintained this form enough to qualify for the semis where they went down to the eventual premiers Edna Puffett. Runs were shared around but they lacked anyone to dominate the attack consistently with Nathan Ardler the pick with 210 runs at 21. Ronald Timbery also chipped in with 176 @ 59 in his brief appearances. Peter Cooley continues to pile up the wickets, adding another 29 at a miserly 7.66 apiece. He missed the more regular support of Nathan Bowen who showed his value when available with 13 @ 13. As usual the boys from La Perouse played the game hard and a consistent squad next year may see them reaching higher honours. 19 Souths Juniors Another side with plenty of youth at its disposal, Souths narrowly missed out on the semi-finals. The side was full of consistent performers, but probably just lacked a strike player to take them to that next level. Batting was shared by Michael Coutts (243 @ 22), Blaise Prentice-Davidson (209 @ 17) and Aurnob Imtiaz (205 @ 23). On the bowling front Jawaad Karim carried the attack with 21 wickets @ 22, and he will be looking for a bit more support to take the team to the next level. C omen arra A new side to MPSECA it took these guys a while to find their feet but when they did they were a threat to any side in the grade. Tim Scarfe dominated the batting with 437 @ 49, while John McCormack's 198 @ 22 assisted. Bowling sides out was their weakness and Daniel Ang stood alone with 22 wickets @ 14. Unfortunately a number of points lost due to lack of administration was probably the difference between making the semis and not, but with the benefit of experience these guys will no doubt be tough opposition next season. Matt Donovan Board Member 3rd Grade Awards Batting Aggregate — Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) - 512 runs Batting Average — Matthew Greenwood (Edna Puffett) — 315 runs @ 52.50 Bowling Aggregate — Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett) —38 wkts Bowling Average — Peter Cooley (La Perouse) —29 wkts @ 7.66 All Rounders Award — Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) Wicket Keeping Award — Nic Lochner (Coogee Bay Rebels) — 21 dismissals Edna Puffett 3 rd Grade Premiers 2012/2013 20 MPSECA 4th Grade Report Clovelly Congratulations on taking out the premiership in a very tense grand final, which in fact went right down to the wire. The batting seemed to be the strongest part of the team with three players achieving the magic two hundred run mark, these players being, Louie Di Blasio who amassed 307 runs @ 38.38, solid support also came from Adam Fulmer with 208 runs @41.60 & the ever reliable Joe Necco with 206 @ 22.89. The bowling was also a team effort with sterling efforts coming from Simon Noble who snared 20 wickets @ 11.65, with strong support coming from Jeff Natoli with 14 wks @ 17.14, Adam Fuhner with 14 wks @ 22.64 and Louie Di Blasi° also with 14 wks @24.93. Rusty Shovel Unfortunately lady luck deserted the Rusty in their hour of need in the grand final as stated before in a very close contest. The batting was the strong point for the Rusty with three players passing the 200 run mark with the run machine Michael Ekert amassing 495 runs @ 70.71 to take out the batting aggregate & average for the grade, well done. Strong support came from Sam Ford with 356 runs @ 50.86, Vince Scott with 222 runs @ 111. The bowling was also strong with Michael Bradburn who snared 20 wks @ 23.05, support coming from Alan Owens 19 wks @ 13.74 & the veteran Nic Cola with 13 wks @ 17.92. Souths Juniors The Juniors had an impressive season finishing third after going down to the ultimate premiers in the semi-final. The leading run scorers for the Juniors were for the second season Andrew Plum with 305 runs @ 27.82. Support came from Matthew Trenear with 201 runs @ 50.25. The bowling was led by spearhead David Abreu who snared 23 wks @ 14.74, good support coming from Chris Williamson with 16 wks @30 & young gun Anthony Anlezark with 11 wks @ 16.27. Roseberv Renegades This season the Renegades didn't perform as well as the previous season, this was due to loss of experienced & quality players. The batting was shared by Minhaj Rashid who amassed 288 runs @ 22.15, good support coming from Himanshu Gupta who chipped in with 228 runs @ 19.00, Tim McNamara with 212 @ 42.40. The bowling was a standout with Minhaj Rashid taking out the aggregate for the grade with 23 wks @ 14.26, support coming from Harpreet Singh with 19 wks 13.74. Kingsford Apaches The Apaches didn't have the best of seasons, but still managed to achieve some standout performances. The batting superstars were PATRICK FOLEY with 273 runs @21.00, good support coming from the veteran Alexsander Yap with 145 runs @13.18. The bowling workload was also carried out by the same two players, with Patrick Foley who snared 23 wks @ 15.17 & Alexsander Yap with 21wks @ 10.29. Bill Glacken Board Member 21 4th Grade Awards Batting Aggregate & Average — Michael Ekert (Rusty Shovel) — 495 runs @ 70.71 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Minhaj Rashid (Rosebery Renegades) - 23 wkts @ 14.26 All Rounders Award — Minhaj Rashid (Rosebery Renegades) Wicket Keeping Award — Kevin Billington (Souths Juniors) — 15 dismissals CloveIly — 4th Grade Premiers 2012/2013 22 MPSECA 5TH Grade Report Doncaster Congratulations on taking out the premiership for season 2012/13. The strong point for the Donnie seemed to be their batting with the same player taking out the aggregate & average for the season. Yves Silveira amassing 646 runs @ 129.20, good support came from the skipper Mark Versi with 363 runs @ 72.60 and special mention needs to be made to Steven Ward, who scored a hard earned half century in the final to get them across the line. The bowling was well handled with two players snaring over 20 wickets, these players were Chris Fingleton with 24 wks @ 8.96 & skipper Mark Versi chipping in with 23 wks @ 11.04. Good support also came from Ben Hoenig with 21 wks @15.1 & the veteran Barry Casey snaring 18 @ 7.83. Well done lads. Clovelly Well done on finishing runners up. The club certainly had some excellent performances during the season, with the batting very strong with five players reaching the magic 200 mark, with Kris Baptista leading the way with 272 runs @ 45.33, strong support coming from Marcus Hutchins with 239 @ 34.14, Scott Sharrock 233 @ 33.29, Mark Isemonger 219 @ 21.90, Justin Corner 218 @ 31.14. The bowling was also strong with Justin Corner snaring 22 wks @ 16.55, support coming from Troy Isemonger with18 wks @ 12.06, Nicholas Law with 21 wks @ 15.14. Here's hoping to go one step further next season. SRT XI A new team to our association, well done to finish third on their first attempt. A good season was certainly achieved with three batsmen amassing the magic 200 runs, these players were Dhruv Bhavsar leading the way with 452 runs @ 75.33, strong support coming from Abhishek Rao with 350 runs @ 31.82 & Jashpalsinh Rathoc with 256 runs @ 25.60. The bowling was certainly their strongest with their two strike bowlers finishing one & two in the grade averages, well done. Jashpalsinh Rathoc snaring 29 wks @ 12.31 & Abhishek Rao snaring 28 wks @ 12.39. Well done boys hope to go a bit further next season Coo gee Bay Rebels Not a great season by the Rebels standards but they were competitive in all games they contested. Their bowling seemed to be the strong point in the team with 6 players snaring more than 10 wickets. Leading the way was Dean Burrows who snared 17 wks @ 14.82, with support coming from Chaminda Bandara with 13 @ 15.85. The batting was solid with 3 players achieving the magic 200 milestone, with Keiran Barker leading the way with 363 runs @ 72.60, Edward Einfield chipping in with 282 @ 28.2, Peter Conomos with 256 @ 42.67.Here's hoping for a better season next time. Captain Cook Dolphins This season was a struggle for the Cook, but with a bit of lady luck they could have had a better season. The batting was a standout with three batsmen amassing the magic 200 mark, these guys were Mitchell McDiamid with 280 runs @ 28, with the veteran John Rasonja amassing 268 runs @ 22.33, James Howarde 207 runs @ 23. The bowling was a family affair with young gun Mitchell McDiarmid 19 wks @18.95, just pipping dad, Daryl McDiarmid with 14 wks @ 21.43. Here's hoping for a better season next year. 23 Kingsford Apaches Not a great season by previous season standards, but a sterling effort was put in each time the Apaches took the field. The standout batting came from Grant Wheeler with 216 runs @ 24, support coming from veteran Paul Bouchard with 183 runs @ 14.08. The bowling was well carried by Paul Bouchard with 15 wks @ 17.67, with support coming from James Summers with 12 wks @ 28.92. Better luck next season. Bill Glacken Board Member 5th Grade Awards Batting Aggregate & Average — Yves Silveira (Doncaster) — 646 runs @ 129.20 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Jashpalsinh Rathod (SRT XI) —29 wicts @ 12.31 All Rounders Awards — Abhishek Rao (SRT XI) Wicket Keeping Award — Mark Isemonger (Clovelly) — 21 dismissals 2012/13 MPSECA 5111 GRADE MINOR PREMIERS / PREMIERS DONCASTER CRICKET CLUB Hamlin! (14): SCOTT COWPER, JOE VW, RYAN WORK CARRON 111.1011; JOSH WORRHE, BEN HOENIG, RIM MIRES!, WAS SILVEIRA, JASON HIM Saki 04): NARK VERTI Oa BARRY CASEY ici, ANDREW num Front BRACE Absent: Sieve Ward, Hay McGill, Mali Tozer, anisDelon, Paul Maui11, hum Hawke, Hem Jenkins-Hint, Boyle Bryant Doncaster 5th Grade Premiers 2012/2013 24 MPSECA Points Table 2012/2013 Season 1st Grade Souths Juniors 1 74 CloveIly CC 1 66 Botany United 64 Coogee Bay Rebels 1 61 2nd Grade Clovelly CC 2 70 Kingsford Apaches 1 34 Men of the Bat 30 3rd Grade Edna Puffett Memorial XI 86 Coogee Bay Rebels 2 85 Captain Cook Dolphins 1 84 La Perouse 63 Souths Juniors 2 58 Comenan-a 51 4th Grade Clovelly CC 3 84 Rosebery Renegades 80 Rusty Shovel 78 Souths Juniors 2 69 UNSW ES FC 50 Kingsford Apaches 2 50 5th Grade Doncaster 102 SRT XI 83 Clovelly CC 4 81 Coogee Bay Rebels 3 72 Captain Cook Dolphins 2 63 Kingsford Apaches 3 34 25 MPSECA Club Championship 2012/2013 Miebratademv th 'A. evigl=t, Clovelly CC 16.62 26.31 20.43 18.62 21.78 Coogee Bay Rebels 15.36 19.90 16.55 18.22 Souths Juniors 18.63 13.58 16.78 17.70 Captain Cook Dolphins 19.67 14.48 17.07 Kingsford Apaches 12.78 12.16 7.81 12.47 For the second season in a row the Club Championship was won by the CloveIly Cricket Club. Clovelly fielded 4 teams in the 2012/2013 competition, the only club to field that many teams. Clovelly also won the 2nd and 4th grade premierships and were minor premiers in those grades as well. 26 MPSECA Twentv20 Competition 2012/2013 The 2012/2013 Twenty20 Season saw a total of 9 teams compete in an evenly fought out competition. This season's Twenty20 final was fought out between Souths Juniors 1 and CSH with Souths coming out winners once again. Well done to Souths and all the teams and players who participated in Twenty20 throughout the season. MPSECA Twent-y20 Table 2012/2013 Team Points Net Run Rate Souths Juniors (1) 8 7 1 1 22 2.93 WWNIPCC 8 6 1 1 1 19 0.45 CSH 8 5 3 1 18 1.54 Bushpigs 8 5 3 1 8 1.29 Souths Juniors (2) 8 4 4 1 16 -1.40 Boonies 8 3 5 1 14 -0.01 Norfolk Jets 8 2 4 1 1 13 -3.41 CRIN 8 3 3 2 1 12 -2.02 ambar Monkeys 8 1 7 1 -6.32 2012/13 MPSECA IIATEMIT 20 =MOM - THE THREEPUT sum( sum mans CRICHET CW1B 15 Back Row from left Glen Standing, Andrew Kyrkule, Sieve Bums, Gavin Maher, Scott Pony, Daniel Muivenna Front Row from left: Andrew Pendell*, Anthony Sinclair (C), Greg Scott (VC), RAIN Lateropoulos CRICKET NSW Souths Juniors (1) Twenty20 Premiers 2012/2013 27 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 Premiership Winners 1 st Grade — Premiers 2012/2013 — Souths Juniors 1 St Grade - Minor Premiers 2012/2013 — Souths Juniors 21 Grade — Premiers 2012/2013 — Clovelly 2nd Grade - Minor Premiers 2012/2013 — CloveIly 3rd Grade — Premiers 2012/2013 — Edna Puffett Memorial XI 3rd Grade - Minor Premiers 2012/2013 — Edna Puffett Memorial XI 4th Grade — Premiers 2012/2013 — Clovelly 4th Grade - Minor Premiers 2012/2013 — Clovelly 5th Grade — Premiers 2012/2013 — Doncaster 5th Grade — Minor Premiers 2012/2013 — Doncaster Club Championship — 2012/2013 — Clovelly 28 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 Batting & Bowling Awards — All Grades 1st Grade: Batting Aggregate — Ipo Giitsidis (Botany United) — 458 runs Batting Average — Justin Smith (Souths Juniors) —425 runs @ 70.83 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Grant McMillan (CloveIly) — 31 wkts @ 9.16 2" Grade: Batting Aggregate & Average — Rino Tomasiello (Clovelly) — 286 runs @ 35.75 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Rino Tomasiello (CloveIly) — 36 wkts @ 12.83 3rd Grade: Batting Aggregate — Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) — 512 runs Batting Average — Mathew Greenwood (Edna Puffett) — 315 runs @ 52.50 Bowling Aggregate — Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett) —38 wkts Bowling Average — Peter Cooley (La Perouse) — 29 wkts @ 7.66 4th Grade: Batting Aggregate & Average — Michael Ekert (Rusty Shovel) — 495 runs @ 70.71 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Minhaj Rashid (Rosebery Renegades) —23 wkts @ 14.26 5th Grade: Batting Aggregate & Average — Yves Silveira (Doncaster) — 646 runs @ 129.20 Bowling Aggregate & Average — Jashpalsinh Rathod (SRI XI) —29 wkts @ 12.31 Hat Tricks 1g Grade — Michael Dunlea (Souths Juniors) 6/12 l g Grade — Glen Standing (Souths Juniors) 4/28 2nd Grade — Bryan Seymour (Kingsford Apaches) 7/35 5th Grade — Chaminda Bandara (Coogee Bay Rebels) 5/11 10 Wickets in a Match 3rd Grade — Steven Burgess (Captain Cook Dolphins) 6/24 & 5/20 Wicket Keeping Award 1st Grade — Matt Doppler (Coogee Bay Rebels) — 13 dismissals 2nd Grade — David Waterson (Kingsford Apaches) — 19 dismissals 3rd Grade — Nic Lochner (Coogee Bay Rebels) — 21 dismissals 4th Grade — Kevin Billington (Souths Juniors) — 15 dismissals 5th Grade — Mark Isemonger (Clovelly) — 21 dismissals 29 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 Catches (Non Wicket Keepers) All Grades 5th Grade — Kris Baptista (Clove11y) — 11 catches All Rounders Awards 1St Grade — Justin Smith (Souths Juniors) 2nd Grade — Rino Tomasiello (Clovelly) 3rd Grade — Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay Rebels) 4th Grade — Minhaj Rashid (Rosebery) 5th Grade — Abhishek Rao (SRT XI) Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy 2nd Grade — Rino Tomasiello (Clovelly) Twenty20 Awards Twenty20 Premiers 2012/2013 — Souths Juniors 1 Twenty20 2012/2013 — Player of the Match — Final — Peter Lazaropoulos (Souths Juniors) Representative Season Award Representative Player of the Year 2012/2013 — Ashlee Azhar 30 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 Centuries 1st Grade: Ipo Giitsidis (Botany United) 127 Justin Smith (Souths Juniors) 100* 2nd Grade: Damon Sharwood (Men of the Bat) 102* Tim Scullard (Clovelly) 103* 3rd Grade: Tim Scarfe (Comenarra) 166* Paul Elder (Captain Cook Dolphins) 108* Nic Lochner (Coogee Bay Rebels) 108 4th Grade: Michael Ekert (Rusty Shovel) 122 & 121* Sam Ford (Rusty Shovel) 129 & 136* Minhaj Rashid (Rosebery) 101 Beau Comerford (Rusty Shovel) 101* 5th Grade: Yves Silveira (Doncaster) 154* 144* & 144 Dhruv Bhavsar (SRT XI) 147 & 107 Keiran Barker (Coogee Bay Rebels) 136* Justin Corner (Clovelly) 101* Grant Wheeler (Kingsford Apaches) 112* Tim Ryan (Captain Cook Dolphins) 104 MPSECA Award Winners 2012/2013 6 Wickets in an Innings 1st Grade: Grant McMillan (Clovelly) 6/72 Matthew Devlin (Souths Juniors) 6/19 Michael Dunlea (Souths Juniors) 6/12 2' Grade: Bryan Seymour (Kingsford Apaches) 7/35 Rino Tomasiello (Clovelly) 7/30 Michael Juda (Men of the Bat) 6/116 3"1 Grade: Peter Cooley (La Perouse) 7/32 Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett) 6/12 Mitchell McDiarmid (Captain Cook) 6/20 Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 6/24 Chad Edwards (Coogee Bay) 6/27 Nathan Bowen (La Perouse) 6/34 4th Grade: Adam Fulmer (Clovelly) 6/67 Minhaj Rashid (Rosebery) 8/51 Ian Gabriel (Rusty Shovel) 6/25 5th Grade: Mark Verzi (Doncaster) 7/12 Abhishek Rao (SRT XI) 7/28 & 6/48 Chris Fingleton (Doncaster) 6/20 Michael McDiarmid (Captain Cook) 6/33 Troy Isemonger (Clovelly) 6/43 Dean Burrows (Coogee Bay) 6/44 32 MPSECA Batting & Bowling — Association Records 1st Grade Most runs in a season: 617 A. Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-04 Most wickets in a season: 49 R. Stokes Souths Juniors 1996-97 Highest score: 280 M. Jamshed Randwick District 1996-97 2nd Grade Most runs in a season: 676 G. Humphries Woolpack Wolves 1996-97 Most wickets in a season: 56 D. Geer Kingsford Apaches 2005-06 Highest score: 254* N. Carter St Paul's College 2006-07 3rd Grade Most runs in a season: 940 N. Carter St Paul's College 2004-05 Most wickets in a season: 58 1. Hayward Somerset Hotel 2000-01 Highest score: 220 N. Roby Kun-ajong Hotel 2006-07 4th Grade Most runs in a season: 893 M. Manna EFM 2001-02 Most wickets in a season: 65 M. Bond Randwick CYM 2002-03 Highest score: 216* D. Sin Saggy Greens 2006-07 5th Grade Most runs in a season: 985 C. McGuire GCB 2002-03 Most wickets in a season: 57 K. Taylor Gypsies 1996-97 Highest score: 228* G. McCanna Botany United 1996-97 • 6th Grade Most runs in a season: 1115 A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99 Most wickets in a season: 58 J. Scott Randwick CYM 2003-04 Highest score: 240* A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99 7th Grade Most runs in a season: 745 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99 Most wickets in a season: 52 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99 Highest score: 164* G. Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02 33 MPSECA Partnerships — Association Records ist Grade 1st 181 J Coleman & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-04 2nd 242 J Smith & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2004-05 3rd 179 G Koufis & G McCanna Botany United 1996-97 3rd 179 T Scullard & P Elder Rex Dolphins 2006-07 4th 195 G McCanna & J Tattershall The Coast 1999-00 5th 198 S Roesler & B Dixon Coogee Bay Hotel 2004-05 6th 162 T Scullard & J Ruz Captain Cook Dolphins 2010-11 7th 152 B Raeburn & M Griffith Coogee Bay Hotel 2004-05 8th 103 J Smith & A Sinclair Souths Juniors 2012-13 9th 86 A Frawley & D Ishak Botany United 1997-98 10th 104 M Wood & I Giitsidis WWMPCC 2010-11 2nd Grade 1 st 388 S Casey & A Azhar Doncaster 2007-08 2nd 227 M Roucek & J Austy Clovelly RSL 2004-05 3rd 194 B Mulraney & S Piva Coogee Bay Rebels 2011-12 4th 194 R Staughton & M Manna Ferns 2009-10 5th 164 T Davis & J Haynes Coogee Bay Rebels 2001-02 6th 207 A Consuji & P Gardiner WW & M P 2002-03 7th 165 R Tomasiello & R Zammitt Clovelly 2012-13 8th 135 S Livingstone & A Young KBC Apaches 2009-10 9th 111 J Fronde & T Kassis Clovelly RSL 2003-04 10th 100 C Doppler & M Hill Coogee Bay Rebels 2007-08 3rd Grade 1 st 245 A Seedsman & N Roby Kurrajong Hotel 2006-07 2nd 202 T Barnett & N Vucetic Glebe Gypsies 2004-05 3rd 197 D Stimp son & M Turnbull Men of the Bat 2007-08 4th 284 D Holwerda & S Wilde Intn't Barbarians 2002-03 5th 166 T Gorman & C Kennedy Captain Cook 2002-03 6 1 263 J McCallum & A Bennie CSH 2008-09 7th 163 D Phillips & E Yates Rex Dolphins 2005-06 8th 127 M Manna & R Tran Ferns 2007-08 9th 99 M Nolan & M Donovan Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2006-07 10th 91 N Power & A Khan Botany United 2009-10 4th Grade 1 " 264 D Sirr & M Venables Saggy Green 2006-07 2"6 260 M Ekert & S Ford Rusty Shovel 2012-13 3rd 216 B Dickinson & D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 2003-04 4th 238 M Manna & S Khan EFM 2001-02 5th 139 C White & P Foley Kingsford Apaches 2003-04 6th 180 M Capon & A Barwick Souths Juniors 2009-10 7th 175 C Hickson & T Price Captain Cook Dolphins 2008-09 g th 111 J Motum & J Armstrong Men of the Bat 2005-06 9th 146 B Lorigbottom & S Dummigan Randwick GYM 1996-97 10th 82 L Pritchard & N Brown Rusty Shovel 2005-06 5th Grade 1st 214 D Bhavsar & R Trivedi SRT XI 2012-13 2nd 298 B Mundell & 0 Torpy CSH 2007-08 286 T Roberts & R Roggeri Blue Tongues 2007-08 4th 170 S Casey & J Georgoulis Doncaster Hotel 2004-05 5th 153 Jamie Markou & Joel Markou 3rd Cavaliers 2003-04 6th 191 B Mundell & Marc Bennie CSH 2007-08 7th 207 G McCanna & G Chudleigh Botany United 1996-97 8th 189 S McFadden & J Cooper Randwiek CYM 1998-99 9th 152 M Venables & C Brown Saggy Greens 2004-05 10th 80 S Winfield & M Sheehan Coogee Bay Hotel 2010-11 6th Grade 1 " 315 M Stott & D McVey Rusty Shovel 2002-03 •-•nd 2 240 I Islam & S Roman Coogee Randwick RSL 2006-07 ri 214 G Bramley & D Kagi Randwick CYM 2002-03 4th 184 L Tucker & M Provic Randwick CYM 2002-03 5th 179 S Gandha & J Gartland Wanderers 2004-05 6th 163 C Stewart & A Ellery Doncaster 2006-07 7th 144 M Cross & K Charles WW & MPCC 2004-05 th 115 W Gudgeon & A Atallah Clovelly RSL 2001-02 9th 182 D Crawford & M Jess Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2006-07 10th 89 J Richards & P Manson Souths Juniors 2003-04 7th Grade 1 St 185 H Hilman & R West Matthew Talbot 2000-01 2 ' 126 G Duffy & G Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02 3rd 140 T Roberts Jnr & C Rao GCB 2001-02 4th 219 T Roberts Jur & G Brown GCB 2000-01 5th 171 G Brown & M Keogh Cricketers Arms 2001-02 6th 93 K Levell & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02 7th 123 A Francis & B Carter Kingsford Apaches 2001-02 8th 116 A Azhar & P Harriott Doncaster Hotel 2000-01 9th 62 B Wyner & K Level' Randwick CYM 2001-02 10th 32 T Beattie & 0 Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02 MPSECA Premiership Winners 1st Grade 2nd Grade 2012/13 Souths Juniors 2012/13 Clovelly 2011/12 S ouths Juniors 2011/12 Botany United 2010/11 Soutlas Juniors 2010/11 Ferns 2009/10 Doncaster 2009/10 CSH 2008/09 Doncaster 2008/09 Captain Cook Dolphins 2007/08 Souths Juniors 2007/08 Clovelly RSL 2006/07 Souths Juniors 2006/07 Kingsford Apaches 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2005/06 Clovelly RSL 2004/05 Souths Juniors 2004/05 WW & MP 2003/04 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2003/04 Botany Magic 2002/03 Clovelly RSL 2002/03 Coogee Bay Rebels 2001/02 Croydon Park United 2001/02 Roy United 2000/01 Souths Juniors 2000/01 Clovelly 1999/00 S ouths Juniors 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 S ouths Juniors 1998/99 The Coast 1997/98 S ouths Juniors 1997/98 Marrickville/Pagewood 1996/97 S ouths Juniors 1996/97 Tradewinds 1995/96 Souths Juniors 1995/96 Coogee Rebels 1994/95 Mascot RSL 1994/95 Woolpack Wolves 3"1 Grade 4th Grade 2012/13 Edna Puffett Memorial XI 2012/13 Clovelly 2011/12 Clovelly 2011/12 University of NSW 2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 La Perouse 2009/10 Botany United 2009/10 Clovelly 2008/09 La Perouse 2008/09 Rusty Shovel 2007/08 Men of the Bat 2007/08 Waugh Torn 2006/07 Kun-ajong Hotel 2006/07 Men of the Bat 2005/06 Randwick CYM 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2004/05 Waugh Torn 2004/05 Kurrajong Hotel 2003/04 GSNDS 2003/04 Kingsford Apaches 2002/03 Edmunds/Ferns/Mascot 2002/03 WW & MP 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2001/02 Captain Cook Hotel 2000/01 Randwick CYM 2 2000/01 Doncaster 1999/00 Whitehorse All Stars 1999/00 The Bears 1998/99 Mascot RSL 1998/99 Botany United 1997/98 Doncaster Hotel 1997/98 Randwick CYM 1996/97 Glebe 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 Waverley Wombats 1995/96 Clovelly 1994/95 University of NSW 1994/95 Mascot RSL 36 5th Grade 6th Grade 2012/13 Doncaster 2012/13 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 Not contested 2009/10 La Perouse 2009/10 Not contested 2008/09 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2008/09 Not contested 2007/08 CSH 2007/08 Rex Dolphins 2006/07 Doncaster 2006/07 Clovelly RSL 2005/06 Coogee Randwick RSL 2005/06 Pelicans 2004/05 Saggy Green 2004/05 Clovelly RSL 2003/04 Glebe Gypsies 2003/04 Randwick CYM 2002/03 GCB 2002/03 Ryans Hotel 2001/02 Archers 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2000/01 South Maroubra Magic 2000/01 Yarra Bay 1999/00 Randwick GYM 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 The Coast 4 1998/99 Waverley Wombats 1997/98 GCB 1997/98 Darlington 1996/97 Marrickville RSL 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 St George Linen 1995/96 Raiders 1994/95 Randwick CYM 1994/95 Randwiek CYM 7th Grade 2012/13 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested 2010/11 Not contested 2009/10 Not contested 2008/09 Not contested 2007/08 Not contested 2006/07 Not contested 2005/06 Not contested 2004/05 Not contested 2003/04 Not contested 2003/03 Not contested 2001/02 Cricketers Arms 2000/01 Doncaster Hotel 1999/00 Not contested 1998/99 The Bears 1997/98 Not contested 1996/97 Not contested 1995/96 Not contested 1994/95 Not contested MPSECA Office Bearers Season Patron President Vice- Hon. Hon. Assistant President Secretary Treasurer Secretary 12/13 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power M Donovan JW Chalmers 11/12 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers 10/11 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers 09/10 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power TP Booth JW Chalmers 08/09 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers 07/08 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers 06/07 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers 05/06 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth / G Fulford JW Chalmers S Silcock 04/05 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers 03/04 RJ Can PL Brien D Power A Yap TP Booth JW Chalmers 02/03 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden TP Booth JW Chalmers 01/02 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden A Carmody JW Chalmers 00/01 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden B Grant JW Chalmers 99/00 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers 98/99 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers 97/98 RJ Can PL Brien D Buckley J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers 96/97 RJ Can PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody K MacDonald JW Chalmers 95/96 RJ Can PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody G Stewart JW Chalmers 38 Treasurer's Report 2012-13 was a challenging year on the fmances due to a substantial increase in the wicket hire fees as well as team insurance being charged to the association instead of being worn by the DCA as has historically been the case. The relatively late notice of these additional expenses made budgeting for the season difficult, and the decision was taken to wear a loss ($4850.10) rather than pass the entire cost onto our clubs. To mitigate this deficit, the association operated very leanly and focused on increasing revenues through sponsorship and fundraising, as well as maximising the returns on our cash reserves which are still deemed to be in a healthy state. Initiatives were taken to also increase advertising expenditure with a view of attracting new players and teams to the competition to ensure viability in the future. Matthew Donovan Treasurer Moore Park South East Cricket Association 39