University of Queensland Cricket Club Inc
106th Annual Report 2017–18 Contents
Thank you to our sponsors: Office bearers 2 President’s report 3 Life Members 5 Vale 8 UQCC Foundation Trust 10 16th Test Breakfast 10 Director of Coaching report 11 Outstanding performances 13 Perpetual trophy winners 15 First Grade report 16 Second Grade report 21 Third Grade (1) report 26 Third Grade (2) report 29 Fourth Grade report 32 Fifth Grade report 35 Sixth Grade report 38 Women’s First Grade report 41 Women’s Second Grade report 43 Lord’s Taverners report 45 Juniors report 48 Club records 49 First Grade overall 49 First Grade career one-day averages 51 First Grade current players’ career averages 53 Current players all grades 54 Lower grades 55 Highest scores 58 Most runs in one season in one grade 59 Partnerships 60 Most wickets in one season in one grade 62 Most dismissals in one season in one grade 63 Leading performers in all grades 64 First Grade player numbers 1912–2018 65 Financial report 70
Front cover: Cricket at WEP Harris with the new (finally) white picket fence
Photo: Courtesy Doug O’Neill
Annual Report 2017–18 1 Office bearers
Patron Mr BD Maranta President Mr G Teys Immediate Past President Mr C Philipson
Vice Presidents Mr JM Buchanan Mr DJ Hale Mr DC Mengel Dr DL Backstrom Mr HI Harris Mr RW Mihell Mr JP Biggs Mr KS Jennings Mr GJ Moore Mr RD Broadfoot Mr R Johnston Hon JC Moore Mr WH Buckle Mr RE Kelly Mr KG Norris Mr P Catsoulis Dr D Keys Mr B O’Callaghan Mr LD Cooper Dr W Kitching Mr PJ O’Neill Mr TB Crommelin Mr GF Lanham Mr WT Powell Mr KC Duffy Mr PW Lee Mr AE deN Rogers Dr DL Ellis Mr RN Leeson Mr BR Sully Mr P Gilroy Mr DM Little Mr JN Tunny Mr RD Grice Mr BD Maranta Mr TR Veivers Mr DAK McNee
Note: The above list represents those members honoured in the past for their service to the club. The office of Vice President did not have any validity under any of the club’s previous constitutions and appointments were informal only. The practice was discontinued after 1995. Nevertheless, it is proposed to continue listing the existing Vice Presidents in future annual reports.
Hon Secretary Mr D Hill Hon Treasurer Mr W Tuffley
Executive Committee Members Mr M Watter Mr E Ryan Mr B Logue Mr M Adams
2 University of Queensland Cricket Club President’s report
UQCC enjoyed another Haidee Birkett in particular had a brilliant year, successful season in 2017–18, crowned Club Champions of the Year. Excitingly, next year we are aiming to for the seventh time in eight leading us into the finals and taking out Player seasons. While we failed to The Junior club once again enjoyed a successful win any major premierships, introduce our first girls programs. year, with over 200 kids getting opportunities to it was pleasing to have 6th Grade men’s teams, our Under to our junior committee, and particularly Fergus 16s and Women’s 1s play play, starting as early as five years old. My thanks
Running the club is a lot of work, so I want to start Hogarth, who finished his stint as Junior chairman. finals. Gail Cartwright were awarded life memberships, with a number of acknowledgements. Firstly, to acknowledgingAway from the field, their Rossyears ‘the of service Beast’ Johnston to the club, and while our annual Test Breakfast was a major Logue, Mick Watter, Matt Adams and Dugie Hill — success, with Phil Tufnell bringing the house down forthe theirExecutive leadership Committee this year. — Bill Thanks Tuffley, also Brendan to Scott in an hour of comedy gold. Ian Elks meanwhile Henry, Peter Clarke and Shelley Lorberg for their continued to round up a scruffy bunch of old hard work and for continually going the extra mile roosters to play in our over 40s. Demand for over to sustain and grow the club. Finally, and most 40s/50s/60s cricket is really taking off, with importantly, I want to acknowledge our army of national and international tournaments now easy volunteers, coaching staff, scorers and ground staff to get into, so we may have some greying future who get us on the park each week, particularly world champions in our ranks. the Watter clan, who turned our canteen into something we can be proud of. Administratively, the club delivered a number of important initiatives including: Peter Clarke and his coaching staff were outstanding again in delivering another Club recruitment of a full time Operations Manager Championship. Peter’s passion for our club and his work ethic continue to amaze me. Thanks also to • introduction of an annual Alumni Long Lunch Women’s Coach Chris Perry and Junior Coach Ben (Ian Elks last man standing) • Davis for investing their time in our young players. growing our annual intervarsity tournament, Congratulations to our major award winners with teams from around Australia • Mick Watter (EJD Stanley Award), Oliver Mower live streaming T20 games and televising (Tom Corcoran Award), Nick Sale (WEP Harris UQCricketTV Medal) and Haidee Birkett (Women’s Player of • rolling out our new website. Peter Forrest, who broke Andrew Courtice’s long- Financially, the club remains in a strong position, standingthe Year). record Special for mention most runs also in to a the season magnificent with • over 1300 runs. Peter has moved back to NSW to be close to family, but his leadership and humour with retained profits of $428,361. Annual revenue within the group will be missed. was $337,277, with annual expenditure of Our men’s sides were competitive across the board, employ$355,594. a full-time The net operatingOperations loss Manager of $18,317 and investlargely inreflects the future a conscious of the club, decision and weby theare Executivebudgeting to for a making finals in five grades, but wet weather continue to work on progressing a new pavilion ofduring the biggest the semi generational finals meant changes we only we’ve fielded had, one with withreturn the to university, surplus in and2018–19. strengthening Next season, our juniorwe will amazinggrand final young side. talents Excitingly, Harry next Walker, season Matt will Willins, be one programs and Alumni events. Will Sanders and the Clayton boys playing their Many cricket fans would be disappointed with the way into our 1s group. state of our national game. Increasingly, grassroots Our Women’s club struggled for numbers at times cricket is under enormous strain, taking on an in 2s, but had an excellent season in 1s. Captain increasing responsibility to deliver broad ranging
Annual Report 2017–18 3 President’s report
programs and manage onerous administrative tasks, despite poor funding from administrative bodies. the truly decent group of young men and women atAs the I reflect club, onI’m the incredibly club’s sustained optimistic success about andthe On a positive note, Brisbane’s clubs have united season ahead and the club’s positive role within our with a view that strong grassroots cricket is the community. foundation of a strong national game. Clubs are working collaboratively, creating opportunities for kids to play the game and, importantly, ensuring that the game retains its heart, soul and integrity, which GeoffBring on Teys 2018–19! is often missing at the modern elite level. President
The spirit of cricket Each year, the First Lady of University Cricket, Sheila Corcoran (top), attends the end of season dinner to present the TJ Corcoran Spirit of Cricket Award, named in honour of her late husband Tom. At the 2018 dinner, Sheila spoke of her family’s ongoing appreciation of the way the club has honoured Tom, and reminisced about Tom’s playing days under Clem Jones’ captaincy, and the loyal friendship they forged. In 2018, Sheila presented the award to Oliver Mower, who joins a long line of outstanding UQCC personalities to have received the award since its inception in 2006–07 (see page 15 for a full list).
4 University of Queensland Cricket Club Life members
Under the club’s constitution, agreed to by the Sports Union, the committee was entitled to nominate thereafter. At the AGM in 2017, the following new life members were appointed. upwards of six life members in the first year following incorporation, with a maximum of two per year Ross Johnston Beast’ — that stuck. It is puzzling that other touring players, all of whom became highly respected (No 439) Ross Johnston was a right-hand batsman and citizens, such as ‘The Animal’, ‘Wolf’, ‘Big Bull’, ‘Little at East Brisbane. He was educated at Greenslopes pursed,Bull’, ‘Punchy’, not quite ‘Ger’, sealed. ‘Rooster’, ‘Tubes’, ‘Crumbles’, to Statewicket School keeper. and He CEGS. was bornFor a ontime 4 December he played in1945 Myname long-term but a few, association remain unidentified. with this premier My lips sporting remain club has been a wonderful part of my life as a the South Queensland team to play West Indies player, captain, selector and committee member. atToowoomba, Murgon. On and moving in 1968–69 to Brisbane, was a he member played of While recognising our First Grade side provides an grade cricket for University, appearing in the First important measure of success, it is pleasing that I/V matches may be restarting as they, along with the all important lower grade players and mix of teams, ofGrade the Instituteteam in 1978–79. of Chartered He obtained Accountants. a bachelor He is by of tend to drive the club culture. professionCommerce anin 1967,accountant, and in having1978 he been became the founding a Fellow Being willingly persuaded to captain a Second Grade partner of Johnston Rorke & Co. He retired in 2000. team involved many successful and competitive seasons. Those years with the R2s, made up mostly Ross’ reply of ragtag undergrads, were memorable. The club For most of us involved with Uni Cricket, the spirit was never more evident than when playing fellowship and spirit enjoyed in our early days (and usually beating) the more favoured, serious deepens over time and takes on an unexpectedly and sober R1s. Along the way, my negotiating skills special meaning. Therefore, having life membership at the selection table developed, something that bestowed upon me is very humbling and greatly seemingly stuck a little in life’s other endeavours. appreciated. In closing, one story sums up Uni. The R2s had just won a closely fought premiership. On jubilantly not only play under the likes of Tom Shepherdson, JohnJoining Moore UQCC and from Norbury school Rogers in 1963, but I was also fortunate with Lew to I can still recall seeing Tom Corcoran, John Biggs Cooper, Barry Maranta, Charlie Mengel and other andracing the from great the WEP field, in asthe if grandstand we’d won the with World beaming Cup, senior club members of that time. In different ways smiles. I had this overwhelming feeling the great R2s had won it for them. They were key senior club members who laid the foundations for succeeding Inthey my all undergraduate had a big influence years onI would my generation, have been both generations to enjoy. consideredon and off the to befield. more likely, in 2017, to be a now- deceased member rather than a now-life member. Many memorable intervarsity tours to Sydney somehow produced my club nickname — ‘The
New Life Member Ross Johnston (centre), with Barry Maranta and Peter O’Neill
Annual Report 2017–18 5 Life members
(as it was just down the road), but before that deal Gail Maree Cartwright could be struck, I got a call from Brian Fitzgerald Gail Cartwright is a right-hand scorer and asking if I’d like to be his sidekick at Uni. I couldn’t have asked for a better (albeit somewhat grumpy) in Toowoomba. She was educated at Mater Dei administrator. She was born on 10 December 1962 still thanking my lucky stars I didn’t end up at she started scoring for University Second Grade, mentor, and 19 seasons later — I’m still here, and appearingPrimary School in the and First Downlands Grade team College. from time In 1999, to Although I never knew WEP, having joined the club time when Brian Fitzgerald was off swanning at aWynnum! couple of years after he died, I still have memories the Gabba, until taking over the First Grade pens of the original pavilion named in his honour — particularly when they condemned the balcony and level, most recently the 2017 Gabba Ashes Test. She officially in 2014–15. She has scored at the highest nailed the doors shut, so we had to score through and was a member of the club centenary organising committee.served on the She club has executive been editor from of 2009the annual to 2012, report One of the many highlights of my involvement with grimy windows! since 2008, proofreader of the Old Boys newsletter Uni was being on the organising committee for the since 2014, and wrote the club’s history The boys club’s centenary in 2012. I got to meet so many Old from the varsity in 2012. She obtained a Bachelor of Boys, many of whom became friends as I researched The boys from the varsity, and the centenary dinner Editing and Publishing from USQ in 2003. She is by that year was huge. Unfortunately, the chief memory professionArts (Literature) an Accredited from UNE Editor, in 1995, and andstill adreams Master of of most players in that year have of my contribution retiring. to the season was when, after celebrating another successful season with First and Second Grade Gail’s reply premierships, I fell UP the stairs at WEP and broke winter cricket for the mighty, mighty Graybridge I was a part of so many great Second Grade teams My scoring career started in 1991, scoring C Grade atmy Uni, collarbone with so inmany three premierships places! and successful husband saw an ad in the paper calling for scorers captains — Peter Buttrum, Mark Ellison, Ryan for(still QCA, going and strong suggested 28 years I look later!). into it.Then I contacted in 1999, my Hale, Geoff Teys, Dean Reeves, Elliot Ryan, Michael Judy Harris, who tried to hook me up with Wynnum Philipson, Brendan Logue — and look forward to enjoying the same success with the First Grade boys. Being awarded life membership of UQCC was a very proud, and surprising, moment for me, and being
withthe first the femalewomen’s life and member junior of clubs the club,— I can’t well, wait wow! for theThe redevelopment club has expanded when so they much promise since I firstme there joined, will
actually be a ladies toilet!
New Life Member Gail Cartwright, after receiving a UQ Sports Club Service Award, for which she was also nominated in 2017–18
6 University of Queensland Cricket Club Life members
Life member Year
Dr AC Battersby 2008* Mr JP Biggs 2008 Mr P Catsoulis 2008* Mr LD Cooper 2008 Mr JO Harris 2008 Mr BD Maranta 2008 Mr DC Mengel 2008* Mr RW Mihell 2008 Mr AE deN Rogers 2008 MR WH Buckle 2009 Mr KS Jennings 2009 Mr FR Crane 2010 Mr TR Veivers 2010 Mr GF Lanham 2011 Hon JC Moore 2011 Mr JM Buchanan 2012 Mr BA Courtice 2012 Mr TBI Crommelin 2013 Mr GJ Moore 2013 Mr KA Archer 2014 Mr DC Biggs 2014 Mr BL Fitzgerald 2015 Mr AK Lossberg 2015 Mr MS Kasprowicz 2016 Mr R Johnston 2017 Ms GM Cartwright 2017
* Sports Union life members who automatically became life members of UQCC on its incorporation.
Annual Report 2017–18 7 Vale
Maurice Earle Williams (No 279) Kevin Charles Duffy OAM (No 311)
Died: 31 March 2011 at Ipswich Born: 11 February 1923 at Ipswich Born: 5 January 1930 at Kangaroo Point Died: 9 May 2018 at Chermside We have only just caught up with the death of Earle Williams, a well remembered teacher and Brothers College, Gregory Terrace, and worked schoolmaster at Ipswich Grammar School, so it is inKev the Duffy Commonwealth was educated Public at St Joseph’sService, earningChristian an OAM in the process. He was probably the most Earle Williams was educated at IGS, during which aggressive off spin bowler seen at UQCC, bowling timerecorded he was here in onthe the First basis XI for of ‘betterfour years, late thanscoring never’. grade commenced with Eastern Suburbs Club, then right hand and batting left hand. His career in first recordfive centuries for a single and oneinnings. double After century, school a he score joined of next seven seasons, along with medium pacer Trevor 217 v TSS in 1941, which still stands as the GPS Cory,transferring he became to UQCC the mainstay in season of 1952–53. the University For the overthe 56th Europe Royal as Australiana wireless Engineersoperator and until air 1943, gunner then faster through the air than most bowlers of his type; inthe World RAAF War to fly II. Wellington After the war, and he Lancaster graduated bombers from first grade attack. He varied his deliveries, and was the Teachers Training College, teaching at various air. In that period, he took an incredible 286 wickets atbatsmen 17.6, placing of his dayhim swore third inthat our he list ‘fizzed’ of all-time through the wicket takers. In one season, scoringstate schools, 232 runs and (including finally at IGS a century) from 1957 in second to 1988. A right-hand batsman, he joined UQCC in 1948–49, also played for Queensland matches in the same season. He scored 145 runs, Coltshe took v NSW 62 wickets. Colts in Kev season grade, winning promotion to first grade for eight a further appearance, this time in third grade, but UQCC. Unfortunately, his withoutincluding success. a top score The ofGPS 53. cricket In 1952–53, trophy heis namedmade in size1949–50, around before the girth coming meant to his honour. and though a safe catcher, undoubtedlyhe fielded at squarethis prevented leg, his selection in the state side.
8 University of Queensland Cricket Club Vale
Peter Lawton (No 286) Bryce Thomas Evan McKerrell
Died: 4 June 2018 at Chelmer Died: 2 October 2017 at Sydney Born: 27 April 1921 at Southport Born: 24 December 1979 at Brisbane
Peter Lawton was educated at State Commercial High school to Junior year, but left to enlist in School and Anglican Church Grammar School, and the RAAF, becoming a Flight Lieutenant in 454 obtainedBryce McKerrell a Bachelor was of educated Physiotherapy at Chapel from Hill the State Squadron. After the war, he completed the Senior University of Queensland and a Masters in Finance examination, eventually obtaining a Bachelor of from Sydney University. After a short career as a Arts from Queensland University. He played for and worked as a portfolio manager for UBS Asset grade with undistinguished results; the remainder Management.physiotherapist, A naturally Bryce entered gifted the sportsman, finance world Bryce ofUQCC his cricketin season in this1949–50 and the in threefollowing matches season in firstwas was a nationally ranked junior tennis player. He began his University of Queensland cricket career was a schoolmaster at Brisbane Boys College. Peter while still at school in the Lords Taverners Under played in the lower grades. From 1950 to 1986, he Tom Lawton, who played all his representative millennium, Bryce had become the leading batsman Lawton was a nephew of the famous rugby flyhalf in16 third teams grade, of 1994–95 topping and the 1995–96. aggregates By in the 2000–01 new in NSW due to the code dying in Queensland after thefootball First (for World the War. Wallabies He is alsoand athe cousin 1927 of Waratahs) the more 2001 was his highest score for the club and a match recent Wallaby hooker Tom Lawton. and 2002–03. His 129 in a semi-final at Valleys in
thewinning leading knock. run scorerIn his final in a lowmatch scoring for UQ, match on a withrain 62affected and 37 St notLucia out 2 towicket lead hisin a team grand to final, a nail-biting he was
25 wickets in his career for the club. What cannot bevictory. measured All in wasall, Bryce his value scored to the 1939 team runs and and club took as a team man. Bryce was an incredibly positive
team man. The annual report of 2000–01 describes and upbeat human being, and therefore a terrific being side-tracked by Bryce’s stories while waiting to15-year-old bat. Not surprisingly, Berrick Barnes’ Barnes first was game out for quickly, University and just as quickly back at Bryce’s side ready for more. This was Bryce’s great strength – equally at home with the youngest or the grizzly veterans in
a brain tumour on October 2 2017, but will never bewhichever forgotten team by those he played. who hadBryce the McKerrell fortune to died be his of team and club mates.
Annual Report 2017–18 9 UQCC Foundation Trust
The trust was formed for two purposes — to act as a funds reserve prior to the construction of the current pavilion, and to provide for the ongoing development of University Cricket. It was established under a Deed of Trust, and is administered by trustees with the assistance of a Finance Committee. The Trustees are
WeRavin continue Raj, Jarrod to seek Turner donations and David from Biggs. past and The present current players,state of andthe Trustask for funds your is support included for in the the Trust financial to providestatements for ofthe this ongoing annual development report under of Note University 9: Contingent Cricket. assets and the Trust currently holds $216,140.47.
David Biggs for the Trustees
16th Test breakfast
The club’s 16th Annual FIIG Securities Corporate Test Breakfast was held on 15 December 2016 at the Royal on the Park Hotel. Former England Test and UQCC player Phil Tufnell entertained the 300+ crowd. Life Member Lew Cooper rounded out the event with a few great tales from his playing days.
The breakfast is the club’s main fundraising event each season and, as such, the club is greatly appreciative of the continual support of sponsors and Old Boys.
This year’s breakfast will be on Wednesday 21 November, with Darren Lehmann as guest speaker.
Michael Jennings for the Organising Committee
10 University of Queensland Cricket Club Director of Cricket report
Most years you can just roll out a few changes in the 1-Day format. into the write up and • semi final appearance for women’s first-grade not too much changes. to several factors: If I’m being completely These on-field successes can largely be attributed honest, this year we an excellent playing group committed to haven’t had quite the getting the best out of themselves and bringing results that we are • the club success accustomed to. While excellent coaching staff across all programs we accomplished our major goal of • providing excellent resources and servicing winning the Club Championship, that was the only toas helpa large our reason players for prepare our on-field for the success, games silverware we took home as a club. We aim to do physically, technically, tactically and mentally. better next year. However, I am really pleased with They include: the leadership of the young members (now turning - men’s (Peter Clarke, J-J Brundle, Jano grade groups in particular. Many have stepped Coetzee, Jack Carty and Hamish Gardiner) upinto and senior performed members) well, in and the wefirst look and forward second to - women’s (Chris Perry and Will Harris) seeing that continue as the club steps into the next chapter. - Taverners (Peter Clarke, James Grady and David Biggs) This season also saw us make some strides in a department which we haven’t delivered on in - juniors (Jano Coetzee – Milo in2cricket & a while. Serious young talent with the ability T20 Blast, and Ben Davis – Junior coordinator) to represent Australia is coming through our our executive committee, led by president ranks. Will Sanders, Jack Clayton, Matt Willans, Geoff Teys and club administrator Shelley Harry Walker, Max Clayton (all 17 and under, • and all members of the UQ HPP) have performed support and resources, and allow the coaching brilliantly for the club and for Queensland youth staffLorberg, and whodirector provide to run excellent cricket off-fieldoperations teams. These young men love the club, and embody what it means to play for UQ — compete hard at our newly crowned Operations Manager, Scott all times, love your mates, have a great time, and Henry, who has already done an excellent job • in planning, resourcing and integrating to push as well, who we will be writing about in the us toward our goal to be the most forward- future,put the andclub the first. emergence There are of others this crop coming to secure through thinking, well-resourced and best planned club our future and represent us in our colours and in Australia beyond truly excites me. That we have provided an our volunteers who help out both on and off environment to help them develop and see them want to stay with us is one of the biggest successes • the captains of teams, who do far more than of the last few years. the field, and never ask for any credit players realise to make sure we have teams Overall, the 2017–18 season has been a relatively • and resources on the park, and get all the successful and enjoyable one for UQCC and its mycricket requirements sorted.
Club Championship members. On field successes this season include: the culture and environment: Off the field this year, we also continued to enjoy Lord’s Taverners best record and GF • We implemented more whole-club warm up appearance games this season, which were hotly contested, • •
but with great fun! • semi final appearances for men’s 1st, 2nd, 3rd summaries of each grade before we hit the (both teams!), 4th and 6th grade • netsWe continued each week. our ‘round-the-grounds’
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The MyCricket Fantasy league went around again — massive thank you to James Grady for before we hit the nets each week, and ran the • organising — which was fantastic for whole- ‘round-the-grounds’ summaries of each grade club integration and interest in each other’s massive thank you to James Grady for organising performances through the grades. —MyCricket which was Fantasy fantastic league for forwhole-club the first timeintegration — and interest in each other’s performances through Club nights were held at the completion the grades. Under the guidance of Deano Collins of selected rounds to share beers, stories, and the social committee, we had fortnightly club • and just catch up about everyday life. We nights at the completion of rounds to share beers, incorporated a members draw and a boat race stories, and just catch up about everyday life. Club into the festivities, which both went down a nights also saw the incorporation of a member’s draw and a boat race into the festivities, which To QC, I would like to say a special thank you to treat! Michael Wright for outstanding work yet again; he All in all, it’s been a great season, with the right always had the answers and the personal nature both went down a treat! structures and the right people in place from top to communicate effectively throughout. Thanks to bottom. There is always room for improvement, also to Jeff Thomas for being a great resource for and the offseason has provided us with a chance the coaches throughout the season and helping us with our development. UQCC looks forward to 2017–18. to reflect together and chart the way forward in Cheers working with QC again in the 2018–19 season! culture and environment, as is customary for UQCC.Off the 2016–17 field this sawyear, us we implement also enjoyed more a great whole- Peter Clarke club warm up games — which were hotly Director of Cricket contested but with great fun! We continued our
First Grade celebrating a win during 2017–18
12 University of Queensland Cricket Club Outstanding performances
Representative selections and awards Queensland Bulls (Academy of Sport) – Peter Forrest, Mitchell Fry Hobart Hurricanes (BBL) – Nathan Reardon Queensland Bulls Players’ Player Award – Peter Forrest Queensland Academy of Sport Player of the Year – Peter Forrest Australian Southern Stars – Jess Jonassen Queensland Fire – Jess Jonassen, Laura Harris, Haidee Birkett Brisbane Heat (WBBL) – Jess Jonassen, Laura Harris, Haidee Birkett Queensland Cricket Merit Team (men’s) – Peter Forrest, Scott Walter Queensland Cricket Merit Team (women’s) – Laura Harris, Selena Tainton
Club award winners WEP Harris Trophy for Best Club Player – Nick Sale Women’s Player of the Year – Haidee Birkett EJD Stanley Award for Clubman of the Year – Mick Watter TJ Corcoran Award for Spirit of Cricket – Oliver Mower Highest run scorer for the season – Peter Forrest* Highest wicket taker for the season – Scott Walter* Most dismissals for the season – Paul Woodford*
* Awarded on home and away season only
Nick Sale (WEP Harris Trophy) and Haidee Birkett Mick Watter, recipient of the EJD Stanley Award (Women’s Player of the Year)
Annual Report 2017–18 13 Outstanding performances 3rd 3rd 2nd 4th 8th 3rd 3rd 2nd POS 10th Premiers) 2nd (Minor 2nd (Minor Nic Coe Nic Dugie Hill Dugie CAPTAIN Callum Mack Scott Henry Matt Adams Will Sanders Mikaela Gray Oliver Mower Nick Meadows Selena Tainton 22 13 30 17 WICKET WICKET KEEPING Shane Beu Liam McBrien Mark Regazzoli Paul Woodford Woodford Paul George Myers 22 Myers George Max McDonald 6 McDonald Max Laura HarrisLaura 5 Mitchell 10 Fry William Harris 7 3 9 11 10 MOST CATCHES Elliot Beath Elliot Beath Jack Clayton Max Daldy 4 Daldy Max OliverMower Madelyn Page Hayden Byrnes Byrnes Hayden Scott 8 Henry Adrian Doyle 7 Adrian Will Sanders 8 Callum Mack 8 Ruby Blunn 4 7.81 AVE 15.46 15.21 12.11 22.88 23.91 10.21 10.33 14.61 12.27 Sheba Hai Sheba BOWLING Arnab Saha Scott Walter Mikaela Gray Dean Collings Collings Dean Charles Evans Charles William Tuffley William Tuffley Anson Quadros Anson Conor McNeven Charles Slaughter Slaughter Charles 9 24 23 18 Sebastien Rodwell 20 MOST WKTS William Tuffley William Tuffley Arnab Saha 28 Saha Arnab Felicity Goodwin Goodwin Felicity Teague Moloney Teague Nic Coe 19 Scott Walter 36 Mikaela Gray 11 Charles Slaughter Slaughter Charles MickGallen 43 76 94 177 133 154 118 185 126* 255* Nick Sale Yaz Rodrigo Mitchell Fry Adrian Doyle Adrian Will Sanders HIGH SCORE Haidee Birkett Haidee Michael Miller Nick Meadows Brett Muirhead Brett Muirhead Sheba Hai 52* Sheba 20.4 44.7 27.69 78.67 38.76 NickSale Liam Van Sebastien Rodwell 32 Elliot Beath Elliot Beath Laura HarrisLaura Rensburg 42.8 Rensburg James Masters Lachlan Border Border Lachlan Peter Forrest 76 Forrest Peter BATTING AVE Doyle 50 Adrian Ruby Blunn 83 OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES OUTSTANDING 354 275 708 500 370 NickSale Liam Van James Hurst Adrian Doyle Adrian Nick Meadows Rensburg 214 Rensburg Lachlan Border Border Lachlan MOST RUNS Sam Long 199 Sam Long Ruby Blunn 83 Laura HarrisLaura 447 Peter Forrest 608 Forrest Peter FOURTH SIXTH FIRST FIRST SECOND (1) THIRD (2) THIRD FIFTH FIFTH WOMENS 1ST 2ND WOMENS UNDER 16
14 University of Queensland Cricket Club Perpetual trophy winners
EJD STANLEY AWARD WEP HARRIS MEDAL WINNER (CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR) (PLAYER OF THE YEAR)
Season Winner Season Winner
1973/4 Cam Battersby 1989/90 Chris White 1974/5 Bill Buckle 1990/1 no award presented 1975/6 WEP Harris 1991/2 Shawn Flegler 1976/7 Lew Cooper 1992/3 Richard Sefton 1977/8 Charlie Mengel 1993/4 Michael Jennings 1978/9 Gary Lanham 1994/5 Michael Kasprowicz 1979/80 Tim Crommelin 1995/6 David Matheson 1980/1 Barry Maranta 1996/7 Brad Smith 1997/8 Brett Boardman 1982–88 No award presented 1998/9 Mark Shackel 1999/00 Ryan Hale 1988/9 Michael Bowers 2000/1 Clint Auty 1989/90 David Grogan 2001/2 Cameron Boyd 1990/1 Bill Ledger 2002/3 Geoff Teys 1991/2 Vince Geiger 2003/4 Hugh Rees 1992/3 David Biggs 2004/5 Lachlan Stevens 1993/4 Anthony Walduck 2005/6 Daniel Anderson/ Adam King 1994/5 Sean Henderson 2006/7 David Chakravorty 1995/6 Graydon Atthow 2007/8 Paul Burman 1996/7 Martin Robinson 2008/9 Craig Philipson 1997/8 Alastair McNee 2009/10 Kris Nissen 1998/9 John Biggs 2010/11 Ben Jones 1999/00 Brian and Janice Fitzgerald 2011/12 Adam Wigan/Danny Hancock 2000/1 Keith Jennings 2012/13 Ben Davis/Andy Michael 2001/2 Peter Herring 2013/14 Michael Philipson 2002/3 Matt Adams 2014/15 Scott Walter/Marco Marabini 2003/4 Scott O'Leary 2015/16 Dean Collings 2004/5 David Chakravorty 2016/17 Scott Walter/Michael Philipson 2005/6 Chris Torrisi 2017/18 Nick Sale 2006/7 James Hansen 2007/8 Andrew Lossberg TJ CORCORAN 2008/9 Steven Farrell SPIRIT AWARD 2009/10 Matt Graham Season Winner 2010/11 Jarrod Turner 2006/7 William Tuffley 2011/12 Gail Cartwright 2007/8 James Holliday 2012/13 Mick Gallen 2008/9 Lynda Petherick 2013/14 Geoff Teys 2009/10 Peter Clarke 2014/15 Tom Tuffley 2010/11 Elizabeth Wunsch 2015/16 James Patmore 2011/12 Hamish Gardiner 2016/17 Selena Tainton 2012/13 Hannah Clarke 2017/18 Mick Watter 2013/4 David Tuffley 2014/15 Mick Gallen 2015/16 Charles Slaughter 2016/17 Paul Woodford 2017/18 Oliver Mower
Annual Report 2017–18 15 First Grade report
Peter Forrest — his last season with the club as club captain, I saw him break the most runs in 1st grade with learnedIn my first a great year deal, • 1026. His attitude and personality will be both in terms of my sorely missed next season. However, I’d like to own individual style thank Foz for his contribution to the club and and how to manage wish him all the best down in Sydney a group of men Mitchell Fry — making his 2nd XI debut trying to achieve for the QAS vs NSW at Blacktown. A great personal and • reward for his consistency over the past three collective goals. seasons, and for posting his highest 1st Grade The past few score of 177 vs Ipswich seasons have seen experienced players hang up their boots and the next generation get an wicket haul for the club in 1st Grade and opportunity in 1st Grade. There will always be • takingScott Walter out most — forwickets claiming in the his season. 20th five- Next player movement at the club, it’s a part of life with season will likely see Walts break the most 1st kids, work and family taking priority. As players Grade wickets by a UQ bowler move on, culture is the one constant. Culture Harry Walker, Max Clayton, Nick Sale, Stu enables the club to continue to enjoy the cricket McDonald, James Hurst and Dylan D’Roza — we play and enjoy being around our team-mates. • for making their 1st Grade debuts for the club The transition is happening now. However, I’m Nick Sale — for winning the WEP Harris move quickly into the next decade of success. medal. confident our strong culture will enable us to • On behalf of the playing group, I’d also like to competitions, making the semis in the 2-day thank the following for their help throughout the andOn the 1-day field, competitions we competed and for just trophies missing in outall three on season: competing in the T20 semi by a few points. A Geoff Teys and the Executive Committee disappointing season for UQCC. It was a season of Gail and Nick for their dedication near misses and what might have been. • Dean Reeves and all the groundies for their Overall, the club had another great season, taking • work on WEP Harris out its seventh club championship in the past eight • seasons. Congratulations to Director of Cricket, Mick Watter for his efforts on the canteen Pete Clarke, the coaching staff and all the players Petey Clarke for his passion and hard work • who contributed throughout the season. throughout the season — and for claiming This season saw a remarkable improvement in • another club championship all the captains and coaches chances. Jano Coetzee claimed most catches, with old boy Dave Grogan for lending a hand on 13our consecutive fielding, executing catches, several and Mitch run Fryouts most and halfrun- • game day. • With a good balance of experience and youth, catchouts with ever’ 4. by Special a Uni player.mention to Michael ‘Changy’ Philipson for his self-proclaimed ‘best run out and improve our consistency and be back competing in I’m confident that next season we will be able to It also saw one-bounce AKA ‘want shum’ be are after. spike rule’ be enforced after Stu McDonald’s left finals. The elusive 2-day premiership is the one we footuniversally got the adoptedbetter of as Hamish club warm-up, Gardiner’s and leg the at ‘no Looking forward to another season with the Sandgate. varsity. As a 1st Grade playing group, we didn’t have the Cheers physical success of trophies, but some individual achievements of note include: Scott Henry Captain
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FIRST GRADE RESULTS - 2 DAY CRICKET ROUND RESULT 6 Northern Suburbs 276 def University of Queensland 274 Loss 7 University of Queensland 6/271 vs Sandgate Redcliffe Draw 8 University of Queensland 294 vs Sunchine Coast 8/241 Draw 9 University of Queensland 7/417 (dec) def South Brisbane 210 Win 10 University of Queensland 1/41 vs Toombul Draw 11 University of Queensland 6/399 (dec) def Ipswich/Logan 106 Win 12 Valley 7/452 (dec) vs University of Queensland 9/260 Draw 19 Wynnum Manly 119 & 7/207 lost to University of Queensland 7/237 (dec) Win 20 Western Suburbs 134 vs University of Queensland 3/113 Draw 21 Redlands 245 lost to University of Queensland 8/247 Win 22 Gold Coast 186 def University of Queensland 164 Loss SEMI University of Queensland 3/236 vs Sandgate Redcliffe Draw
FIRST GRADE PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 172 Hamish Gardiner Mitchell Fry Ipswich/Logan 2nd* 202 Scott Henry Peter Forrest South Brisbane 3rd 93 Hamish Gardiner Jano Coetzee Sunshine Coast 4th 66 Peter Forrest Michael Philipson South Brisbane 5th 73 Ben Davis Jano Coetzee Redlands 6th 49 Peter Forrest Mitchell Fry Gold Coast 7th 117 Ben Davis Devon Endersby Valley 8th 64 Ben Davis Jack Carty Redlands 9th 23 Mitchell Fry Scott Walter Northern Suburbs 10th 36 Mitchell Fry Dylan D'Roza Northern Suburbs * denotes record partnership
2 DAY CENTURIES 1st GRADE – 2017–2018 MITCHELL FRY 177 VS IPSWICH–LOGAN PETER FORREST 154 VS SOUTHS BEN DAVIS 118* VS REDLANDS SCOTT HENRY 115 VS SOUTHS
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FIRST GRADE BATTING AVERAGES - 2 DAY
NAME M INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT/ST PJ Forrest 12 12 4 154 608 76 7 BJ Davis 12 10 3 118* 445 63.57 2 MR Fry 11 8 1 177 394 56.29 10 SO Henry 12 11 0 115 415 37.73 8 HJW Gardiner 11 11 1 92 332 33.2 7 MA Philipson 12 11 3 46 179 22.38 6 JA Carty 11 8 2 34 104 17.33 2 J Coetzee 12 8 0 56 123 15.38 5 Less than 8 innings DM Endersby 12 6 1 56 100 20 3 N Sale 2 1 0 17 17 17 0 D D'Roza 4 2 1 7* 10 10 2 SH Walter 12 4 2 4* 6 3 2 S.McDonald 6 3 1 2 2 1 3 HA Walker 1 1 1 11* 11 -- 0 M Clayton 2 1 1 7* 7 -- 0 DR Hill 1 DNB 0 S Moyle 4 DNB 0 PM Clarke 1 DNB 0
FIRST GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES - 2 DAY
NAME O M RUNS W AVE SH Walter 164.4 49 372 36 10.33 DM Endersby 120 31 362 17 21.29 MA Philipson 150.5 48 350 11 31.82 S McDonald 70 9 308 6 51.33 JA Carty 87 15 276 5 55.2 Less than 70 overs S Moyle 15 3 47 3 15.67 J Coetzee 52 12 178 7 25.43 D D'Roza 37 7 103 4 25.75 N.Sale 15 2 37 1 37 SO Henry 19 6 55 1 55 BJ Davis 4 1 9 0 -- DR Hill 8 0 28 0 --
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FIRST GRADE RESULTS - 1 DAY CRICKET ROUND RESULT 1 Western Suburbs 7/221 lost to University of Queensland 2/224 Win 2 University of Queensland 277 def Gold Coast 179 Win 3 Ipswich/Logan 136 lost to University of Queensland 1/137 Win 4 South Brisbane 8/250 lost to University of Queensland 6/252 Win 5 Wynnum Manley 7/237 def University of Queensland 222 Loss 13 Redlands 170 def by University of Queensland 5/171 Win SEMI University of Queensland 8/209 lost to Sandgate Redcliffe 7/211 Loss
FIRST GRADE BATTING AVERAGES - 1 DAY
NAME M INNS. N/O H/S AGG AVE C SO Henry 7 7 2 102* 308 61.6 3 J Coetzee 7 6 1 64* 267 53.4 4 PJ Forrest 4 4 2 70 209 104.5 1 MA Philipson 7 7 0 67 207 29.57 4 HJW Gardiner 6 4 0 66 118 29.5 1 DM Endersby 7 4 1 54* 97 32.33 1 BJ Davis 7 6 0 22 63 10.5 4 MR Fry 7 5 2 14* 48 16 11/1. DR Hill 4 1 0 31 31 31 2 SH Walter 6 3 1 18 23 11.5 1 D D'Roza 5 3 3 11* 12 -- 2 N Sale 1 1 0 10 10 10 1 JA Carty 6 3 0 8 8 2.67 1 S McDonald 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 M Clayton 1 DNB 0 S Moyle 1 DNB 0
FIRST GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES - 1 DAY
NAME O M RUNS W AVE ECN SH Walter 57.1 8 186 11 16.91 3.25 MA Philipson 56 0 230 9 25.56 4.11 DR Hill 35 1 171 6 28.5 4.89 JA Carty 38 1 182 6 30.33 4.79 S McDonald 16 1 93 5 18.6 5.81 DM Endersby 45.5 3 206 5 41.2 4.49 J Coetzee 25 1 89 4 22.25 3.56 SO Henry 18 0 67 3 22.33 3.72 D D'Roza 24 0 106 3 35.33 4.42 PJ Forrest 1 0 0 1 0 0 BJ Davis 2 0 14 0 -- 7 S Moyle 2 0 22 0 -- 11 N Sale 5 0 24 0 -- 4.8
Annual Report 2017–18 19 First Grade report
FIRST GRADE RESULTS - 20/20 CRICKET ROUND RESULT 14 Toombul 9/135 lost to University of Queensland 2/139 Win 15 University of Queensland 6/172 def Northern Suburbs 7/168 Win 16 Sandgate Redcliffe 8/202 lost to University of Queensland 3/205 Win 17 University of Queensland 9/108 lost to Gold Coast 8/109 Loss 18 University of Queensland 9/146 lost to Valley 3/148 Loss SEMI University of Queensland 8/209 lost to Sandgate Redcliffe 7/211 Loss
FIRST GRADE BATTING AVERAGES - 20/20
NAME M I NO HS AGG AVE C S/R PJ Forrest 5 5 1 68 251 62.75 0 134.9 JA Carty 5 5 0 103 143 28.6 0 168.2 BJ Davis 5 5 2 46 114 38 4 125.3 SO Henry 5 4 1 35 61 20.33 2 124.5 MA Philipson 5 5 0 42 53 10.6 0 93 J Coetzee 5 3 0 16 36 12 4 100 HJW Gardiner 3 1 1 33* 33 -- 1 183.3 DM Endersby 5 2 0 18 19 9.5 0 105.6 N Sale 1 1 0 10 10 10 1 200 MR Fry 5 3 1 4 7 3.5 4 70 SH Walter 3 2 2 6* 6 -- 1 66.7 JJ Hurst 2 1 1 4* 4 -- 0 66.7 S McDonald 5 2 1 1 1 1 2 25 DR Hill 2 DNB 1 --
FIRST GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES - 20/20
NAME O RUNS W AVE E/R S/R DM Endersby 18.1 144 9 16 7.93 12.11 SH Walter 11 56 6 9.33 5.09 11 JA Carty 17 116 5 23.2 6.82 20.4 S McDonald 19 155 5 31 8.16 22.8 J Coetzee 14 119 4 29.75 8.5 21 MA Philipson 10 104 2 52 10.4 30 N Sale 2 18 0 -- 9 -- DR Hill 3 38 0 -- 12.67 --
20 University of Queensland Cricket Club Second Grade report
With a mixture of youth and experience, the UQCC year, while club pro James Grady was forever 2nd Grade side produced a mixture of results to giving up his time to coach the side whenever called upon. in prior years, a large squad played throughout the Special thanks to club coach Peter Clarke for his rain-affectedultimately finish season, runners and upthe in outlook the competition. for the future As is promising with the likes of the Claytons, Harry contributed to the club bringing home the Club Walker, Sam Belford, and regular couch occupant Championshiptireless work on for and 2018. off the field, which ultimately Josh Wigginton establishing themselves in men’s Lastly, I’d like to thank Gail Cartwright and Nick cricket. Pearson for their continued support behind the books, and club president Geoff Teys for his the pleas from onlookers, but this did not impact tireless efforts behind the scenes that makes UQCC onPaul his Woodford performances never behind lost ‘some the ofstumps this’, despiteand what it is each season. at the top of the order. New recruit Nick Sale was outstanding with the bat, batting the day against Norths to score an incredible 238* at the Cheers beginning of the season to set the tone. were the constant spine of the side during the Dugie Hill Senior citzens Brendan Logue and Bill Tuffley Captain
SECOND GRADE RESULTS - 2 DAY CRICKET ROUND RESULT 4 University of Queensland 6/430 (dec) def Northern Suburbs 199 Win 5 University of Queensland 107 lost to Sandgate Redcliffe 7/192 Loss 6 Sunshine Coast 120 & 7/232 lost to University of Queensland 4/122 (dec) Win 7 University of Queensland 6/395 (dec) def South Brisbane 111 & 157 Out Win 8 University of Queensland vs Toombul Draw 9 Ipswich/Logan 225 def by University of Queensland 247 Win 10 University of Queensland 139 & 2/76 lost to Valley 7/243 (dec) Loss 17 Wynnum Manly 121 & 185 lost to University of Queensland 4/122(dec) & 1/186 Out Win 18 University of Queensland 5/364 (dec) vs Western Suburbs 1/6 Draw 19 Redlands 9/301(dec) lost to University of Queensland 9/302 Win 20 Gold Coast 9/173 def University of Queensland 157 Loss SEMI University of Queensland 3/242 vs Sandgate Redcliffe Draw FINAL Northern Suburbs 307 & 5/62 def University of Queensland 174 Loss
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SECOND GRADE PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 77 Nicholas Sale Brendan Logue Sandgate Redcliffe 2nd 152 Paul Woodford Nicholas Sale Northern Suburbs 3rd 83 Paul Woodford Dugie Hill South Brisbane 4th 84 Dugie Hill Brendan Logue Ipswich/Logan 5th 149 Nicholas Sale Giles Creedon Northern Suburbs 6th 35 Dugie Hill Giles Creedon South Brisbane 7th 160* Giles Creedon James Grady South Brisbane 8th 70 James Grady William Tuffley Ipswich/Logan 9th 37 James Grady Sam Belford Ipswich/Logan 9th 37 William Tuffley Dylan D'Roza Redlands 10th 16 Sam Belford Dylan D'Roza Ipswich/Logan
CENTURIES 2ND GRADE – 2017–2018 NICK SALE 255* VS NORTHS NICK SALE 125 VS REDLANDS JACK CLAYTON 109 VS WYNNUM MANLY JAMES GRADY 109* VS SOUTHS
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SECOND GRADE BATTING AVERAGES - 2 DAY
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT N.Sale 11 2 255* 708 78.67 10 J Grady 10 4 109* 289 48.17 4 DR Hill 10 1 82 337 37.44 6 B.Logue 13 1 85 385 32.08 2 P.Woodford 13 1 97 290 24.17 21/1. Less than 9 innings J.Clayton 7 3 109* 339 84.75 11 G.Creedon 4 1 64* 131 43.67 1 W Tuffley 6 1 40* 123 24.6 10 D D'Roza 4 2 16 41 20.5 1 Y Rodrigo 3 0 31 52 17.33 0 J Wigginton 5 1 32* 43 10.75 1 S Belford 6 2 18* 41 10.25 0 L Johnston 6 2 24* 41 10.25 2 M Clayton 4 0 26 37 9.25 1 MB Daldy 8 0 28 69 8.63 6
Batted once: S Moyle 4* runs/3 catches; S McDonald 4*/0; L Border 0/0 Did not bat: M.Willans 3 catches; W.Sanders 0; C Henderson 0; HA Walker 4/1
SECOND GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES - 2 DAY
NAME O M RUNS W AVE W Tuffley 166 38 365 24 15.21 MB Daldy 90.5 10 281 16 17.56 S Moyle 97.2 20 265 13 20.38 S Belford 150.1 30 375 17 22.06 DR Hill 167.2 38 412 13 31.69 N Sale 109.2 35 201 5 40.20 Less than 90 overs W Sanders 10 3 20 2 10.00 J Wigginton 22 2 55 4 13.75 M Willans 34 8 72 5 14.40 J Grady 64 10 148 10 14.80 S McDonald 10 2 37 2 18.50 G Creedon 18 4 48 2 24.00 D D'Roza 65.2 14 178 7 25.43 C Henderson 16 2 68 2 34.00
Also bowled: L Johnston 4.4/1/10/0; B Logue 5/0/18/0; J Clayton 6/0/22/0
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SECOND GRADE RESULTS - 1 DAY CRICKET ROUND RESULT 1 Gold Coast 235 lost to University of Queensland 8/236 Win 2 Ipswich/Logan 141 lost to University of Queensland 4/142 Win 3 Wynnum Manly 109 lost to University of Queensland 153 Win 11 University of Queensland 9/201 def Redlands 144 Win SEMI Sandgate Redcliffe 249 def University of Queensland 207 Loss
SECOND GRADE BATTING AVERAGES - 1 DAY
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT B Logue 5 1 41 97 24.25 4 N Sale 4 0 72 74 18.5 5 JJ Brundle 3 0 45 70 23.33 1 D Hill 3 1 41 63 31.5 2 L Johnston 2 0 32 61 30.5 2 W Tuffley 4 1 34 58 19.33 3 P Woodford 5 0 22 57 11.4 5/2. J Wigginton 2 0 34 48 24 0 J Grady 2 0 23 40 20 0 S Belford 3 2 36* 39 39 2 J Clayton 2 0 26 35 17.5 0 MB Daldy 3 0 30 31 10.33 1 G Creedon 2 0 5 5 2.5 1 S Moyle 4 2 2* 2 1 0
Batted once: PM Clarke 66* runs/ 0 catches; D D'Roza 62/0; W Sanders 33/1 M Clayton 21/0; Y Rodrigo 13/0
SECOND GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES - 1 DAY
NAME O M RUNS W AVE ECN N Sale 33.5 5 99 9 11.00 2.93 W Tuffley 37 4 95 8 11.88 2.57 S Belford 41.3 5 146 7 20.86 3.52 MB Daldy 18 0 73 4 18.25 4.06 S Moyle 30 5 102 4 25.50 3.4 W Sanders 9 0 51 3 17.00 5.67 DR Hill 25 3 67 3 22.33 2.68 J Grady 10 0 55 2 27.50 5.50 J Clayton 2 0 12 1 12.00 6.00 JJ Brundle 4 0 18 1 18.00 4.50 D D'Roza 7 0 28 1 28.00 4.00 J Wigginton 8 0 32 1 32.00 4.00 B Logue 9 0 63 1 63.00 7.00 G Creedon 3 0 24 0 -- 8.00
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SECOND GRADE RESULTS - 20/20 CRICKET ROUND RESULT 12 University of Queensland 4/226 def Toombul 141 Win 13 Northern Suburbs 3/148 def University of Queensland 8/132 Loss 14 University of Queensland 8/147 def by Sandgate Redcliffe 8/148 Loss 15 University of Queensland 4/142 def by Sunshine Coast 5/144 Loss 16 Valley 7/114 def by University of Queensland 3/115 Win
SECOND GRADE BATTING AVERAGES - 20/20
NAME I NO HS AGG AVE C P Woodford 5 0 133 252 50.4 4 J Clayton 5 1 64* 136 34 3 Y Rodrigo 5 2 32* 97 32.33 2 N Sale 4 1 46 78 26 1 J Wigginton 1 0 45 45 45 1 B Logue 3 1 31* 36 18 1 J Grady 3 1 26 30 15 1 T Carty 2 1 14* 26 26 2 L Johnston 2 0 7 10 5 1 D D'Roza 2 0 8 8 4 2 G Creedon 1 0 4 4 4 2 W Sanders 2 1 2 2 2 1 MB Daldy 1 1 1* 1 -- 1 S Belford 1 1 0* 0 -- 2 S Moyle DNB 0
SECOND GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES - 20/20
NAME O RUNS W AVE E/R S/R W Sanders 19 106 10 10.6 5.58 11.4 G Creedon 5.4 12 5 2.4 2.12 6.8 D D'Roza 14.3 103 5 20.6 7.1 17.4 S Belford 17 137 5 27.4 8.06 20.4 N Sale 15 123 4 30.75 8.2 22.5 S Moyle 9.5 99 2 49.5 10.07 29.5 T Carty 6 42 1 42 7 36 J Grady 8 53 1 53 6.63 48 MB Daldy 2 14 0 -- 7 --
Annual Report 2017–18 25 Third Grade (1) report
Having narrowly failed to win the premiership in target of 267 in 50 overs which we fell agonisingly 2016–17, the 2017–18 Third Grade (1) season the season were successful, with a particularly players from the previous season were excited greatshort bowlingof by only performance 16 runs. The by final Jonathan two rounds Brundle of tobegan welcome with anew sense and of talented unfinished players, business. to go Core in round 13 against Redlands, where he returned one better in 17–18. We got the season off to an excellent start with a convincing win over the best bowling performances I have seen on the figures of 7 for 24 off 12 overs — easily one of out for the team this season. secured our position in 3rd spot to contest the Unfortunately,Toombul, Lachlan we Borderwere unable scoring to capitalise70 in his first on hit cricket field. A round 14 win over the Gold Coast our good start to the season, returning results of a 10-wicket defeat from Valleys and a well fought finals. out draw against Norths from the following two theWith match. Valley Having finishing underperformed 2nd, we headed with to their the bat main rounds before the GF rematch with Sandgate andfield. only Weather setting again a total played of 135, a prominent we found handourselves in was rained off. Having only registered one win needing an extraordinary bowling performance the team put in a strong showing in the coming performance by Sam Moyle (4 wickets) and ample from the first four rounds, it was imperative that supportto secure by our Jonathan spot in Brundlethe final. had A very UQ strongin a strong the needed motivation, and we were fortunate position with Valleys at 6/46 when the rain came. thatfixtures. a good The all-round first Third bowling Grade performancederby provided and a Play resumed, but unfortunately the momentum strong 2nd wicket partnership between Lachlan taken into the rain delay couldn’t be rediscovered, despite a late glimmer of hope when Arnab Saha in a victory with 10 overs to spare. A win against claimed the 7th wicket with the score on 110, and SouthsBorder in(49) the and following Joshua round Wiggington allowed (65) us resultedto Valleys were able to pass our total. witness the standout batting performance of the I’d like to take the opportunity to thank all season with Yaz Rodrigo compiling an elegant, the coaches, particularly Pete Clarke, for all of unbeaten century (126*). the time, effort and energy they put into the Rain continued to play a part in the season, but club. Similarly, I would like to thank those in in round 8 this proved fortunate for us. After administrative roles such as Matt Adams, Geoff an excellent bowling performance, dismissing Teys and Gail Cartwright. Without the work of the Ipswich for just 114 (Will Sanders 3/10 of 6 coaches, administrators and all the others who overs), a dominant batting display by Lachlan give their time throughout the season, the club wouldn’t be as successful as it is, and such a great day one, with rain ruining the chance for the Border (50) saw us claim a first innings win on thank all of those who played in Third Grade (1) weekend. After another defeat by Valleys, we thisplace year to play — it cricket. was a pleasure And finally, to play I would with like you to all. movedothers fixturesto the second to secure University a result derby the following where, in a tight match, again we were able to get away with the win. Callum Mack Post-Christmas saw a mixed bag of results — a Captain spirited loss to Wynnum Manly, who set us a
26 University of Queensland Cricket Club Third Grade (1) report
THIRD GRADE (1) RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 (OD1) Toombul 7/170 lost to University of Queensland 5/174 Win 2 (OD2) University of Queensland 6/161 lost to Valley 0/164 Loss 3 Northern Suburbs 6/300 (dec) drew with University of Queensland 9/235 Draw 4 University of Queensland 97 drew with Sandgate Redcliffe 3/62 Draw 5 (OD3) University of Queensland (2) 9/163 lost to University of Queensland 4/167 Win 6 South Brisbane 144 lost to University of Queensland 6/278 Win 7 (OD4) Toombul vs University of Queensland Draw 8 Ipswich Logan 114 & 1/11 lost to University of Queensland 3/118 (dec) Win 9 (OD5) University of Queensland 70 lost to Valley 2/72 Loss 10 (OD6) University of Queensland 147 def University of Queensland (2) 130 Win 11 Wynnum Manly 9/269 (dec) def University of Queensland 251 Loss 12 University of Queensland 131 drew with Western Suburbs 5/76 Draw 13 Redlands 45 & 254 lost to University of Queensland 6/193 (dec) Win 14 University of Queensland 176 def Gold Coast 123 Win SEMI University of Queensland 135 def by Valley 7/136 Loss
THIRD GRADE (1) PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 77 Lachlan Border Yaz Rodrigo Ipswich/Logan 2nd 92 Callum Mack Matthew Cornelius Wynnum Manly 3rd 126 Yaz Rodrigo William Harris South Brisbane 4th 56 William Harris Harry Walker Valley 5th 67 JJ Brundle Ricky Dann Wynnum Manly 6th 43 William Harris Ricky Dann Gold Coast 7th 39* Arnab Saha Callum Mack Valley 8th 31 Healy Williams Matthew Rutter University of Qld 9th 33 Arnab Saha Dylan D'Roza Valley 9th 33 Ricky Dann Arnab Saha Gold Coast 10th 43* Yaz Rodrigo Gayan Mendis Northern Suburbs
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THIRD GRADE (1) BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT L Border 14 1 70 360 27.69 1 W Harris 10 0 64 193 19.3 7 + 6/1. JJ Brundle 9 0 40 152 16.89 4 CJ Mack 12 3 59 149 16.56 8 AM Saha 9 4 18* 78 15.6 1 Ga Mendis 8 1 27 70 10 1 Less than 8 innings Y Rodrigo 7 2 126* 299 59.8 4 R Dann 3 1 60* 107 53.5 1 J Clayton 4 2 32* 90 45 2 J Wigginton 6 0 65 188 31.33 1 W Carlisle 3 0 37 73 24.33 2 HA Walker 6 2 20 57 14.25 6 Gi Mendis 4 1 22 42 14 3 M Rutter 5 0 19 37 7.4 2/1. H Williams 5 0 19 30 6 3 P Siriwardne 5 2 2 3 1.5 0
Batted twice: M Cornelius 42 runs/ 42 average/ 1 catches; J McTaggett 33/33/2 S Moyle 13/6.5/0; S Blood 11/11/0; M Miller 9/4.5/0;H Blunn 8/4/2; W Sanders 1/0.5/0 Batted once: L Johnston 40* runs/ 1 catches; D D'Roza 24/0; M Clayton 24/0 S Rasmussen 14*/3; B Muirhead 11/0; L Van Rensburg 7/0; M Willans 4/1;R Brown 1/3 Did not bat: M Campbell 0 catches; E Harvey 0
THIRD GRADE (1) BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE AM Saha 163.1 30 433 28 15.46 JJ Brundle 97 18 311 16 19.44 P Siriwardne 65.4 9 216 7 30.86 Gi Mendis 74.3 8 274 4 68.50 Less than 70 overs J Clayton 32 7 51 6 8.50 W Sanders 19 6 51 5 10.20 L Johnston 8 1 23 2 11.50 W Harris 6 2 14 1 14.00 M Willans 22 6 45 3 15.00 S Moyle 40 6 149 9 16.56 Ga Mendis 35.1 2 143 8 17.88 M Clayton 8 2 18 1 18.00 C Mack 36 5 123 5 24.60 H Williams 28 6 83 3 27.67 J Wigginton 24 2 106 3 35.33 J McTaggett 7 1 36 1 36.00
Also bowled: R Dann 3/2/3/0; M Campbell 2/0/11/0; S Blood 3/0/20/0 H Blunn 2/0/20/0; E Harvey 4/0/20/0 ; D D'Roza 5/0/27/0
28 University of Queensland Cricket Club Third Grade (2) report
The persistently underperforming and much was left reeling at the sheer sight of the 31-year- maligned Third Grade (2) team delivered a string old left-armer, who delivered a frightful spell of decent matches, conceding only two defeats of scrambled seams and sideways movement. throughout the season, both to the UQCC Third Unfortunately, it wasn’t enough to get the team home on the day. season game with three balls left in bonus point Not to be outdone were the two left-arm orthodox calculations,Grade (1) team. Uni By (2) winning fortuitously the final scraped regular into bowlers, Charles Evans and Giles Creedon. Pre- fourth by less than a 10th of a point (less than 10 season thoughts initially turned to the fact the runs on bonus point calculations) over the hapless team simply wasn’t big enough to handle two left- defending premiers Sandgate Redcliffe, who arm tweakers from up the Range in the starting XI. These thoughts were proved wrong time and Completing matches proved to be the burden of time again, with Giles settling down to focus on his suffered the ignominy of finishing in fifth place. batting and Charles doing most of the grunt work positionthe team on throughout the ladder. the season, as rain stifled the team’s chances of finishing in a more promising As(taking can be the extrapolated wickets). The from ‘spin-to-win’ the above pairingfocus on thecombined bowling for group, 29 wickets the batting across group the year. struggled The bowling ‘cartel’ developed a strong union, to gain momentum and develop a narrative on cartelbonding comprised over their Callum mutual Henderson, admiration Teague of ‘dirty which an end of season review can be formulated. Moloney,trap music Stuart and Kentucky MacDonald, Fried Tom pre Carty game’. and The de- Nevertheless, the gazelle-like Elliot Beath turned facto member James Patmore. The bond between November. His returns over the early season kept even developed a group chat, devising plans to theback batting the clock line-up and amassedchugging 219along runs when before innings mid- intimidatethe four (five) the membersopposition was and so get strong batsmen that out.they looked most dire. It took until Australia Day for the The quintet combined for 65 wickets throughout batsmen to compile a score over 200. From that the season. point, the milestone was reached only once more. James Patmore and Teague Moloney’s stoic 10th In all, the team bowed out on a rainy weekend in wicket partnership was enough to keep out the latter’s former club Valleys in a pre-Christmas to 3-3 and then 4-15 before rain intervened. This curtailedGraceville, Uni having (2), allowing restricted the the Doggies first placed to progress Wests a wicket to spare, the duo poked, fended, prodded clash. Batting for the final hour in fading light with earned draw and subsequently lift the trophy. to the final, bat for four days, achieve a well- Theand deflectedmost notable their of way the tocartel’s a draw, individual which proved performancessignificant down was the a 5-forstretch. to James Patmore in the UQCC Third Grade derby. The Third Grade (1) Nick Meadows Captain Queensland and Australian junior representatives, side’s middle order, fitted out with a throng of
Annual Report 2017–18 29 Third Grade (2) report
THIRD GRADE (2) RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 (OD1) University of Queensland 7/199 def Western Suburbs 140 Win 2 (OD2) University of Queensland 7/169 def Redlands 105 Win 3 University of Queensland 124 & 6/116 def South Brisbane 90 Win 4 Toombul 150 drew with University of Queensland 1/13 Draw 5 (OD3) University of Queensland 9/163 lost to University of Queensland (1) 4/167 Loss 6 Valley 208 drew with University of Queensland 9/179 Draw 7 (OD4) University of Queensland vs Western Suburbs Draw 8 Wynnum Manley 184 drew with University of Queensland 2/12 Draw 9 (OD5) Redlands 124 def by University of Queensland 3/127 Win 10 (OD6) University of Queensland (1) 147 def University of Queensland 130 Loss 11 University of Queensland 108 & 8/90 def Norrthern Suburbs 81 Win 12 University of Queensland 263 drew with Gold Coast 0/12 Draw 13 University of Queensland 9/259 (dec) drew Sandgate Redcliffe 8/176 Draw 14 Ipswich/Logan 115 lost to University of Queensland 5/116 Win SEMI Western Suburbs 4/27 drew with University of Queensland Draw
THIRD GRADE (2) PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 56 Matt Rosen Harry Blunn Valley 2nd 86 Tom Carty Langley Johnston Sandgate Redcliffe 3rd 40 Matt Rosen Marcus Daldy Redlands 4th 88 Nick Meadows Giles Creedon Sandgate Redcliffe 5th 58 Nick Meadows Thomas Ham Western Suburbs 6th 23 Brett Muirhead Elliot Beath University of Qld 7th 69 Nick Meadows Elliot Beath Redlands 8th 33* Elliot Beath Charles Evans Redlands 9th 12 George Myers Teague Moloney University of Qld 10th 16 George Myers James Patmore University of Qld
30 University of Queensland Cricket Club Third Grade (2) report
THIRD GRADE (2) BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT E Beath 12 4 52* 310 38.75 9 N Meadows 13 1 76 354 29.5 8 M Rosen 12 1 48 200 18.18 5 W Carty 10 1 26 119 13.22 4 G Myers 12 0 37 90 7.5 5 + 21/1. Less than 8 innings L Johnston 6 1 70 150 30 2 T Carty 5 0 50 123 24.6 2 J Patmore 6 5 7* 16 16 1 T Ham 6 0 54 86 14.33 4 S McDonald 5 1 35* 51 12.75 2 J Ormandy 6 0 27 71 11.83 3 L Van Rensburg 4 0 16 40 10 2 T Moloney 7 4 12 29 9.67 3 C Evans 4 2 10* 18 9 5 M Campbell 2 1 6 9 9 0 G Creedon 6 1 35 98 7.5 2 C Henderson 5 2 12 22 7.33 1 B Muirhead 6 0 18 40 6.67 0 J McTaggett 2 1 3* 6 6 2
Batted once: MB Daldy 40* runs/ 0 catches; H Blunn 20/1; M McDonald 10/1 Did not bat: C Roberts 0 catches
THIRD GRADE (2) BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE C Evans 107.2 42 230 19 12.11 T Moloney 131.4 35 319 23 13.87 S McDonald 73 22 193 13 14.85 C Henderson 89.1 21 256 14 18.29 Less than 70 overs MB Daldy 8 3 24 3 8.00 L Johnston 7 2 16 2 8.00 G Creedon 42.4 14 93 8 11.63 J Patmore 40 10 127 9 14.11 M Campbell 6 1 16 1 16.00 B Muirhead 34.5 8 102 6 17.00 T Carty 35.2 6 114 6 19.00 E Beath 38 7 139 7 19.86
Also bowled: N Meadows 2/1/5/0; T Ham 3/0/16/0; J McTaggett 3/0/19/0
Annual Report 2017–18 31 Fourth Grade report
The Uni 4s had a great season just gone – we A special, special mention goes out to the 4s and 5s Club Night, the theme of which I won’t repeat doing it. Unfortunately, we fell short in the semi- finished second on the ladder and had a great time hands down the night of the season — mostly due tohere. Michael Although Miller’s I can’t ability remember provide specifics, a decent it jungle was finals, but we will be better for it in the future. juice. We had very strong outright wins over Souths and Ipswich Logan. In our win over Souths, Brett Muirhead scored 133 and took 7 wickets, while It was a genuine pleasure to be at the helm of the Rowdy picked up 10 for the match against Ipswich 4s this year – we had a fantastic bunch of boys and Logan on his Fourth Grade debut. I look forward to doing it again with them next season. Other players who had good seasons, and ones to look out for in the future, are Will Carlile, Healy Williams, Chris Roberts, James Lindsay, Hayden Ollie Mower D’Addona and Lachie Guilfoyle. A special mention goes out to Chuck Slaughter who was at his Captain metronomic best this season — he always says it’s 50/50 whether we’ll see him next season, but I’ll know he’ll be back.
This masterpiece is of the Uni 4s and 5s – sums up our season nicely.
32 University of Queensland Cricket Club Fourth Grade report
FOURTH GRADE RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 (OD1) Toombul 7/188 lost to University of Queensland 4/189 Win 2 (OD2) University of Queensland 63 lost to Valley 2/64 Loss 3 University of Queensland 280 & 2/38 def Northern Suburbs 205 Win 4 University of Queensland 101 lost to Sandgate Redcliffe 4/104 Loss 5 (OD3) Western Suburbs 150 def University of Queensland 102 Loss 6 University of Queensland 6/404 (dec) def South Brisbane 114 & 90 Out Win 7 (OD4) University of Queensland vs Toombul Draw 8 Ipswich Logan 96 & 120 lost to University of Queensland 6/239 (dec) Out Win 9 (OD5) Valley 6/200 defUniversity of Queensland 136L Loss 10 (OD6) Western Suburbs 67 lost to University of Queensland 1/71 Win 11 Wynnum Manly 124 & 6/240 lost to University of Queensland 7/159 (dec) Win 12 University of Queensland 252 drew with Western Suburbs 1/30 Draw 13 University of Queensland 202 def Redlands 95 & 4/80 Win 14 Gold Coast 128 lost to University of Queensland 5/131 Win SEMI Northern Suburbs 7/210 (dec) University of Queensland 124 Loss
FOURTH GRADE PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 69 Harry Blunn Liam Van Rensburg Ipswich/Logan 2nd 95 Oliver Mower Liam Van Rensburg Redlands 3rd* 234 Brett Muirhead William Carlisle South Brisbane 4th 83 Christopher Roberts Michael Miller Northern Suburbs 5th 81* William Harris Matthew Rutter Toombul 6th 64 Lachlan Guilfoyle Vivek Kannanda Wynnum Manly 7th 73* Ricky Dann Charles Slaughter Ipswich/Logan 8th 76 Hayden Byrnes Vivek Kannanda Western Suburbs (1) 9th 17 Liam Van Rensburg David Barclay Northern Suburbs 10th 18 Lance Morgan Thomas Anderson Western Suburbs (1) 10th 18 Matthew Campbell James Lindsay Northern Suburbs * denotes record partnership
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FOURTH GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT L Van Rensburg 6 1 77 214 42.8 3 C Roberts 6 1 57 133 26.6 6 L Guilfoyle 7 0 49 166 23.71 6 M McDonald 7 1 48 118 19.67 1 + 6 M Miller 10 1 65 162 18 4 O Mower 12 1 34* 131 11.91 10 C Slaughter 7 2 15* 44 8.8 4 J McTaggett 7 0 9 24 3.43 6 Less than 6 innings W Carlile 3 0 120 166 55.33 3 B Muirhead 4 0 133 208 52 8 J Lindsay 5 3 38* 88 44 4 M Rutter 5 1 64 151 37.75 5 D Barclay 3 2 20* 25 25 1 S Long 3 0 46 71 23.67 1 H Blunn 4 0 30 52 13 3 P Siriwardne 4 2 16* 19 9.5 1 E Gillan 3 0 10 18 6 0 T Andersen 3 2 3* 4 4 2 H A'Donna 4 0 7 15 3.75 5
Batted twice: R Dann 79 runs/ 79 average/ 0 catches; J Geraghty 66/33/1; H Byrnes 65/32.5/0; Y Rodrigo 60/30/1; N Hopkins 42/21/1; V Kannanda 32/16/3; M Rosen 9/4.5/0; M Campbell 6/3/3; J Hurst 5/2.5/1; H Williams 3/3/1; J Patmore 2/2/0 Batted once: W Harris 102* runs/ 1 Catches; M Cornelius 21/6 (wk); J Ormandy 20/0; L Morgan 17/0; Ga Mendis 16/0; E Ryan 9/0; U Kapure 4*/0; S Beu 1/1 Did not bat: K Neumann 1 catch; A Quadros 1; Gi Mendis 0
FOURTH GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE C Slaughter 90.2 24 263 18 14.61 H A'Donna 54 16 167 8 20.88 J Patmore 63 15 171 6 28.50 M Campbell 55 13 163 4 40.75 Less than 50 overs B Muirhead 36 10 104 16 6.50 U Kapure 47.5 15 118 14 8.43 L Van Rensburg 12 3 38 4 9.50 S Beu 4 0 20 2 10.00 V Kannanda 21 5 65 5 13.00 P Siriwardne 36 9 94 7 13.43 J Lindsay 49 12 165 11 15.00 M Rutter 22 3 89 5 17.80 D Barclay 38 13 93 5 18.60 H Williams 30 4 127 6 21.17 J McTaggett 31.5 1 155 7 22.14 E Gillan 41 4 151 6 25.17 W Carlile 5 0 36 1 36.00 L Guilfoyle 34 7 145 2 72.50
Also bowled: A Quadros 6/3/6/0; N Hopkins 1/0/11/0; K Neumann 7/0/21/0; O Mower 1/0/23/0; Ga Mendis 5/0/26/0
34 University of Queensland Cricket Club Fifth Grade report
The 2017–18 season for UQ Fifth Grade was a great season, and featured many strong results, end the season on a high, but with a good batting but even with some very strong late season performancefinal round yet from to play. Redlands The boys 2 off were their keen 40 overs, to we had some work to do. Chasing 212, the top order went on the attack, and with some serious season,performances, the team we was just full missed of plenty out on of anew finals faces spot power hitting from Sam Long and Liam van forin a the ‘season club whothat couldwere eagerhave been’. to prove Beginning themselves. the Rensburg, we chased down the total of 212 in We started off well with convincing victories over just over 30 overs, all capped off with a monster Redlands 2 and Wests, but were then brought back 6 from Tasman Skiba. This ended our season with to earth with a tough loss against Norths when we were in the box seat to win. This was followed by a the potential that the team had. washout against Sandgate after getting ourselves Throughoutus sitting in 8th,the seasonwhich unfortunatelywe saw many didn’tgreat reflect into a dominant position, putting on 315 in the individual performances with both bat and ball. With the bat, Sam Long topped the run scorers list, team that we managed to see off in what was a first day’s play. Up next, we had a strong Valley the season from Jack Geraghty, Matt Cornelius, went on to hammer Souths by an innings and 46 Willbut many Carlile, fine Liam innings van Rensburgwere also andseen Hayden throughout runs.great team effort, and using this confidence, we Byrnes. With the bowling, I managed to top the Unfortunately, the next two rounds were washed wickets, but some excellent games bowled by out, and in our return match against Toombul, we lost a nail-biter of a game, despite a mammoth and Shaan Swaris kept us in the hunt regularly throughoutAnson Quadros, the season. Max Daldy, Urvasksh Kapure three games, we lost our way, going down in all threeeffort results.in the field Nearing by all the the end boys. of Overthe season the next and showed plenty of potential, and with a bit more consistency,To finish off, weeven can without be in the making hunt nextfinals, season. we against Toombul. Eager to prove we could be a competitivewith finals spots team on after the our line, run we of came losses, back we up easily beat Toombul, with some powerful batting and brilliant bowling, by a comfortable 147 runs. Nic Coe Due to other results not going our way and more Captain rain, we were unable to make finals with the
Annual Report 2017–18 35 Fifth Grade report
FIFTH GRADE RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 (OD1) Redlands 132 lost to University of Queensland 4/136 Win 2 (OD2) Western Suburbs 6/182 lost to University of Queensland 4/187 Win 3 Northern Suburbs 212 & 6/40 def University of Queensland 202 Loss 4 University of Queensland 8/315 drew with Sandgate Redcliffe Draw 5 (OD3) Valley 130 lost to University of Queensland 7/131 Win 6 South Brisbane 60 & 106 lost to University of Queensland 5/212 (dec) Out Win 7 (OD4) Northern Suburbs vs University of Queensland Draw 8 University of Queensland 168 drew with Wynnum Manly 4/140 Draw 9 (OD5) University of Queensland 74 def by Toombul 9/75 Loss 10 (OD6) Valley 8/197 def University of Queensland 89 Loss 11 University of Queensland 136 & 4/64 lost to Western Suburbs 178 Loss 12 Redlands 9/292 (dec) def University of Queensland 60 & 2/73 Loss 13 University of Queensland 9/260 (dec) & 4/117 def Toombul 113 Win 14 Redlands 8/212 lost to University of Queensland 5/218 Win
FIFTH GRADE PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 108 Sam Long Matthew Cornelius South Brisbane 2nd 114 Matthew Cornelius James Hurst Redlands (2) 3rd 117 Nick Hopkins William Carlisle Sandgate Redcliffe 4th 95 Michael Miller Vivek Kannanda Western Suburbs 5th 62 William Carlisle Vivek Kannanda Valley 6th 37 Tasman Skiba James Masters Toombul 7th 56 James Masters James Masters Toombul 8th 54 James Masters Nic Coe Western Suburbs 9th 21 Lachlan Guilfoyle Joseph Kennedy Wynnum Manly 10th 10 Nicholas Biggs Shaan Swaris Toombul
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FIFTH GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT J Masters 7 2 46 102 20.4 2 N Coe 10 2 39* 158 19.75 3 S Beu 12 2 44 158 15.8 3 + 10/3. MC Daldy 11 3 22* 96 12 4 T Skiba 10 3 14* 64 9.14 2 C Biggs 8 0 26 52 6.5 1 Less than 7 innings M Cornelius 4 1 54* 157 52.33 10/1. J Geraghty 4 1 80 135 45 2 S Long 5 0 72 199 39.8 3 V Kannanda 5 1 45* 141 35.25 3 W Carlile 4 0 73 132 33 2 R Dann 3 0 57 80 26.67 0 H Byrnes 6 0 51* 85 21.25 4 M McDonald 4 0 27 78 19.5 2 L Morgan 3 0 42 43 14.33 1 D Venner 4 0 19 43 10.75 0 B D'Souza 3 0 18 25 8.33 2 S Swaris 6 2 9 26 6.5 0 U Kapure 3 2 0* 0 0 0
Batted twice: J Hurst 120 runs/ 60 average/ 0 catches; M Miller 105/52.5/0 (top score 94); L Van Rensburg 86/43/1; N Hopkins 84/42/0; L Guilfoyle 48/24/0; H Williams 26/13/0; B Kennedy 9/4.5/0; A Quadros 5/5/3; N Biggs 0/0/0; M Campbell 0/0/0 Batted once: C Slaughter 37 runs/ 2 Catches; J Lindsay 12/0; J Cusack 3*/0; T Simes 1/0; H Spencer 1/0; J Kennedy 0/0; MI Daldy 0*/0 Did not bat: G Dunglay 2 catches; E Gillan 1 ; D Barclay 1; K Neumann 0; J Bates 0;
FIFTH GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE A Quadros 62 15 125 16 7.81 S Swaris 51.3 10 144 12 12.00 U Kapure 72.4 11 213 15 14.20 N Coe 104.5 21 309 19 16.26 MC Daldy 84 7 340 14 24.29 Less than 50 overs J Hurst 5 2 3 1 3.00 R Dann 3.3 0 10 3 3.33 H Williams 16.1 3 36 9 4.00 M Campbell 27 12 55 7 7.86 C Slaughter 17 7 22 2 11.00 D Barclay 19 6 41 3 13.67 B Kennedy 7.3 0 29 2 14.50 C Biggs 20 3 69 3 23.00 J Bates 24 6 76 3 25.33 J Geraghty 5 0 31 1 31.00 L Morgan 10 1 33 1 33.00 J Masters 7 0 36 1 36.00 E Gillan 12 0 51 1 51.00 H Byrnes 6 0 57 1 57.00 N Biggs 39 7 101 1 101.00
Also bowled: B D'Souza 1/0; W Carlile 2/0/8/0; L Van rensburg 3/0/19/0; N Hopkins 2/0/22/0; V Kannanda 5/1/24/0; J Kennedy 4/1/25/0; MI Daldy 22/7/39/0; T Skiba 15/3/84/0
Annual Report 2017–18 37 Sixth Grade report
I’d been waiting by the phone for 15 seasons for debutant), where Redlands lost 7 wickets for 2 in
All of a sudden we were on a roll. A big one day win herea call was like anthis. opportunity ‘Madams,’ drawledto put the Club old Presidentband back followedthe first dig. on #2, with Cassels buckling down for a together.Teys, ‘you A boys chance want to toreunite put together a team fulla team?’ of blokes Finally, clever 75 off 58 partnering with the scampering who all got better than me, spread their wings and Regazzoli. A last minute call up to Lance Morgan in the next game (due to a dog attack on my part) Gregory, Collings, Horn, Oliver, Regazzoli, Tracey all saw the supersub take 5/30 for an expected victory. backflew theunder coop. the Names one banner. like Gallen, How couldDoyle, we Cassels, possibly
Season kicked off on a pleasant Sunday spring theThen great as the one ‘Match day chases, of the withDay’ onsupport Toombul’s from Doyle,main say no? How could we possibly lose? Jimmyoval, Cassels Masters once and again freak played Gallen finisher catches. in one of Two more wins followed against weakened youafternoon young (thefolk). first After of amany stupendous Sunday bowlingsessions) effort at the Wynnum and Wests sides, and we were looking solid byspiritual Deano home Collings of lower (6/12) grade and acricket surprisingly Uni #7 good(#9 for top 4 material. Unfortunately, an old man line-up for an even 100. At 3/77 off 14 overs, we thought fell apart against Redlands, with the casualty ward thingsfielding were performance, home and we hosed. rolled Ahhhh, Good notBloke so Valleysfast. In being(who hadthe entirebeen fairly bowling fit up line-up. to this Everything point) completely came one of the biggest chokes of human history, we lost 7/20 to lose by 3 runs. Whatever you do, don’t talk dayer out at Ivor Marsden. Another Cassels innings to Cassels about it. He’s still muttering about shot setdown it up to beforethe final late round season against convert Wynnum Tracey in kept a one his selection 12 months on … Sadly such an enjoyable season petered out to a head and finished off another classic chase. cruelNext upopposing was Norths skipper where, (how after many a long boundaries first day do almost being complexly washed out. Maybe it is in the field, Doyle took advantage of a particularly worthdamp squibUni having with antravelling away semi-final hessian for against clubs Valleys that can’t be bothered covering a wicket properly… offyou 134), have butto hit the before highest you ever put score a deep in cover6th Grade in?) and smashed, not only his first ever ton for the club (185 watch, but sometimes maybe lacked a little, shall Cassels — a new club record. Chalk one up for the Our batting performances were definitely good to goodfor Uni. guys. He also put on 196 for the 5th wicket with the super star with 500 at 50 (including the grade Games against Sandgate and Lousy Bloke Valleys battingwe say, circumspection?average award), withDoyle good was supportfar and abovefrom followed, with Cam Oliver taking a score of 8/25 Cassels and Cam Oliver, and cameos from Regazzoli, Roy Horn and Jimmy Masters. Our bowling was probably the best attack in the comp (also probably description),to 139 before which rain intervened. coincidentally Some described blokes got our the slowest), with Mick Gallen’s 43 the highest their first look at Dunlop Park (‘yuck’ was one tally of any player in the grade. He was admirably Valleys for the season. Roundbatting 6 and found fielding us at performanceSouths, where to we be were0-2 against witness exploded after one delivery too many — you’ll be to a Mick Gallen masterclass with both bat and ball. backsupported Chuckles), by ‘Old Deano Man Collings,Forry’ Forrester Cassels (who’sand some body Taking 13/80 for the match is good, but BluesTV bearded bloke sending down the slowest of slow went into meltdown when it emerged that there meds. Mark Regazzoli decided to become a keeper in was rare footage of Calypso Gallen unleashing cover his early 30s and recorded a 6th Grade club record 30 dismissals, and found his efforts raised everyone into a 7 wicket outright romp, with Taz Skiba hitting else’s catching abilities, including Gallen, who took a adrives. six to Wewrap took it up. a first innings deficit and turned it number of unbelievable snares. Speaking of 6s, a very hungover bunch of 6th A big thank you to all who played under the Old Man Team banner, from those who played every week to on WEP disappear over the sightscreen. Almost as those who super-subbed like Steve Hunt, Elliot Ryan, memorablegraders got toas witnessChris Forrester’s James Klaassen’s 6/11 (also first a WEPshot Dan Beatty and Murray Wenzel. A special thanks to
38 University of Queensland Cricket Club Sixth Grade report
the wise heads of Doyle, Gallen, Regaz and Cassels forward to perhaps another crack at the big time in for their advice, constant verbal abuse and stepping in when getting bitten by a dog was just too much. Hoping we can keep the Old Man Brigade continuing 18–19! Madams for at least another year with the support of the club, especially from Petey Clarke and Teysie. Look Captain
SIXTH GRADE RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 (OD1) Valley 100 def University of Queensland 97 Loss 2 (OD2) Toombul 8/198 lost to University of Queensland 8/202 Win 3 Northern Suburbs 199 & 3/73 lost to University of Queensland 6/330 (dec) Win 4 University of Queensland 139 drew with Sandgate Redcliffe 6/66 Draw 5 (OD3) University of Queensland 74 lost to Valley 154 Loss 6 South Brisbane 207 & 55 lost to University of Queensland 177 & 3/91 Out Win 7 (OD4) University of Queensland vs Valley (2) Draw 8 Redlands (2) 72 & 189 lost to University of Queensland 143 & 2/58 Win 9 (OD5) University of Queensland 7/208 def Toombul 92 Win 10 (OD6) University of Queensland 140 def Valley (1) 111 Win 11 University of Queensland 9/253 (dec) & 3/133 def Wynnum Manly 162 Win 12 Western Suburbs 113 & 119 def by University of Queensland 196 Win 13 University of Queensland 117 & 5/112 def by Redlands (1) 244 Loss 14 Wynnum Manly (2) 7/197 lost to University of Queensland 7/200 Win SEMI Valley (1) 3/44 drew with University of Queensland Draw
SIXTH GRADE PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 95 Cameron Oliver Steven Horn Wynnum Manly (1) 2nd 49 Christopher Biggs James Masters Toombul 3rd 57 James Masters Adrian Doyle Toombul 4th 90 Adrian Doyle Cameron Oliver Northern Suburbs 5th* 196 Adrian Doyle Brendan Cassels Northern Suburbs 6th 55 Brendan Cassels Dean Collings Western Suburbs 7th 58 Brendan Cassels Mark Regazzoli Toombul 8th 21 Mick Gallen Mark Regazzoli Wynnum Manly (1) 9th 56 Cameron Oliver Anson Quadros Sandgate Redcliffe 10th 58 Cameron Oliver Urvaksh Kapure Sandgate Redcliffe * denotes record partnership
Annual Report 2017–18 39 Sixth Grade report
SIXTH GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT A Doyle 11 1 185 500 50 7 B Cassels 14 1 75 386 29.69 2 M Regazzoli 13 3 22 145 14.5 29/1. D Collings 9 0 41 119 13.22 2 M Gallen 9 5 20* 50 12.5 7 C Forrester 9 2 5 19 2.71 5 Less than 9 innings J Masters 3 1 54 119 59.5 3 C Oliver 7 0 92 294 42 0 E Ryan 3 1 28* 62 31 0 S Horn 6 0 53 99 16.5 4 H McDonald 4 0 27 65 16.25 2 J Klaassen 6 0 22 87 14.5 8 D Tracey 6 2 16* 53 13.25 2 B D'Souza 4 0 17 50 12.5 1 C Biggs 4 0 24 44 11 4 S Gregory 7 1 21 42 7 4 J Geraghty 3 0 4 11 3.67 1 T Simes 4 0 12 12 3 0 T Andersen 4 0 11 11 2.74 0 M Adams 6 3 3* 7 2.33 0
Batted twice: D Beatty 63 runs/ 31.5 average/ 0 catches; L Tonkin 39/39/1; M Wenzel 28/14/1; Z Creevey 21/10.5/0; D Venner 11/5.5/0; L Morgan 10/5/1 Batted once: T Skiba 19* runs/ 0 Catches; A Quadros 16/0; L McBrien 15/0; M McDonald 14*/1; S Hunt 12/0; S Beu 10/0; J Cusack 10/0; N Awyzio 7/0; U Kapure 6*/0; S Swaris 4*/1; C Slaughter 1/0 Did not bat: J Geraghty 1 catches; M Leigh 0; D Jones 0
SIXTH GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE D Collings 104 21 270 22 12.27 M Gallen 184 36 533 43 12.40 C Forrester 100 33 242 17 14.24 M Adams 91 20 272 15 18.13 B Cassels 92 20 291 11 26.45 Less than 90 overs L McBrien 2.2 2 4 3 1.33 D Tracey 12.4 5 22 3 7.33 J Masters 9 2 25 3 8.33 S Horn 41 13 88 8 11.00 L Morgan 11.1 2 61 5 12.20 A Quadros 8 4 30 2 15.00 C Slaughter 5 2 15 1 15.00 E Ryan 3 0 15 1 15.00 A Doyle 31.4 1 126 6 21.00 D Beatty 19.2 4 61 2 30.50 J Geraghty 14.2 1 63 2 31.50 S Gregory 36 1 138 4 34.50 S Swaris 5 0 37 1 37.00 S Hunt 18 5 39 1 39.00
Also bowled: U Kapure 2/1/4/0
40 University of Queensland Cricket Club Women’s First Grade report
WOMEN'S FIRST GRADE RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 University of Queensland 223 def Sandgate Redcliffe 107 Win 2 University of Queensland 195 def Gold Coast 110 Win 3 Valley drew University of Queensland Draw 4 Bye 5 Western Suburbs 5/279 def University of Queensland 128 Loss 6 University of Queensland 5/400 def Gold Coast 8/279 Win 7 Western Suburbs drew University of Queensland Draw 8 Bye Win 9 (20/20) University of Queensland 39 lost to Sandgate Redcliffe 1/40 Loss 10 (20/20) University of Queensland 87 def by Valley 2/154 Loss 11 (20/20) University of Queensland 8/80 def by Gold Coast 3/81 Loss 12 (20/20) University of Queensland 50 def by Western Suburbs 3/54 Loss 13 (20/20) Western Suburbs 5/173 def University of Queensland 7/132 Loss 14 (20/20) Gold Coast 4/141 def University of Queensland 8/125 Loss 15 (20/20) University of Queensland 5/71 lost to Sandgate Redcliffe 3/83 Loss 16 (20/20) Valley 4/148 def by University of Queensland 3/152 Win 17 Bye 18 University of Queensland 183 def by Sandgate Redcliffe 2/187 Loss 19 University of Queensland 116 def by Valley 4/118 Loss 20 Bye SEMI University of Queensland 205 lost to Sandgate Redcliffe 5/206 Loss
WOMEN'S FIRST GRADE PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 102 Haidee Birkett Jess Jonassen Sandgate Redcliffe 2nd* 205 Laura Harris Haidee Birkett Gold Coast 3rd 128 Haidee Birkett Selena Tainton Gold Coast 4th 75 Selena Tainton Ruby Blunn Sandgate Redcliffe 5th 55 Selena Tainton Sheba Hai Gold Coast 6th 25 Coco Majstorovic Brooke Lutz Valley 7th 17 Jenna Luiten Coco Majstorovic Sandgate Redcliffe 8th 40 Felicity Goodwin Victoria Lloyd Western Suburbs 9th 16 Amiee Nolan Alexandra Lloyd Gold Coast * denotes record partnership
Annual Report 2017–18 41 Women’s First Grade report
WOMEN'S FIRST GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT L Harris 10 0 118 447 44.7 4/1. SE Tainton 14 2 85* 416 34.67 2 F Goodwin 11 1 56 178 17.8 0 A Weeks 11 2 25 93 10.33 0 C Majstrorovic 11 3 20* 74 9.25 0 RJ Blunn 12 0 38 109 9.08 4 S Hai 14 1 25 103 7.92 1 S Carvosso 9 2 13* 26 3.71 2 A Lloyd 8 3 6* 9 1.8 1 Less than 8 innings H Birkett 6 0 154 232 38.67 1 B Dawney 2 1 15* 15 15 1 J Luiten 6 0 41 83 13.83 0 C Drummond 5 0 25 47 9.4 3 B Lutz 3 1 10 13 6.5 0 R Kaltongga 4 1 6 7 2.33 1 E Savage 3 0 4 6 2 0 V Lloyd 6 1 3 5 1 0 N Murphy 3 2 1* 1 1 0
Batted once: J Jonassen 64 runs/1 catch; S Duncan 1/0; L Hume 0/0; K Campbell 0*/0; M Page 0/0; A Nolan 0/0; M Gray 0/1
WOMEN'S FIRST GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE S Hai 31.5 1 183 8 22.88 F Goodwin 46 2 228 9 25.33 H Birkett 32 1 134 5 26.80 R Blunn 65 9 264 8 33.00 C Majstrorovic 32 0 256 7 36.57 L Harris 43 3 303 5 60.60 S Tainton 56.2 4 283 4 70.75 Less than 30 overs J Jonassen 8.1 2 16 3 5.33 C Drummond 22 2 87 6 14.50 R Kaltongga 8 1 31 2 15.50 E Savage 4 0 21 1 21.00 M Gray 7 0 51 2 25.50 A Lloyd 19 1 112 3 37.33 S Carvosso 8 0 42 1 42.00
Also bowled: V Lloyd 1.3/0/23/0; B Lutz 5/1/25/0; L Hume 3/0/45/0
42 University of Queensland Cricket Club Women’s Second Grade report
WOMEN'S SECOND GRADE RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 University of Queensland 51 lost to Western Suburbs 2/56 Loss 2 Wynnum Manly 6/286 def University of Queensland 34 Loss 3 University of Queensland drew Valley Draw 4 Sandgate Redcliffe 6/184 def University of Queensland 92 Loss 5 Gold Coast 8/253 def University of Queensland 31 Loss 6 Ipswich/Logan def University of Queensland on forfeit Loss 7 University of Queensland 16 lost to Sunshine Coast 1/17 Loss 8 (20/20) Western Suburbs 4/87 lost to University of Queensland 2/92 Win 9 (20/20) Gold Coast 3/123 lost to University of Queensland 7/125 Win 10 (20/20) Sandgate Redcliffe 2/141 def University of Queensland 19 Loss 11 (20/20) University of Queensland lost to Redlands on forfeit Loss 12 (20/20) University of Queensland 61 lost to South Brisbane 2/64 Loss 13 Redlands 6/184 def University of Queensland 20 Loss 14 Ipswich/Logan def University of Queensland on forfeit Loss 15 University of Queensland 95 lost to Valley 3/96 Loss 16 South Brisbane 4/216 def University of Queensland 34 Loss
WOMEN'S SECOND GRADE PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 55 Ruby Blunn Coco Majstorovic Western Suburbs 2nd 30 Ruby Blunn Eliza Goffage Western Suburbs 3rd 33 Ruby Blunn Felicity Goodwin Gold Coast 5th 46 Ruby Blunn Ruth Kaltongga Gold Coast 6th 28 Ruth Kaltongga Cara Drummond Gold Coast 7th 28 Sheba Hai Victoria Lloyd Sandgate Redcliffe 8th 24 Hana Nagashima Eliza Goffage South Brisbane 9th 34 Sheba Hai Romy Faller Sandgate Redcliffe
Annual Report 2017–18 43 Women’s Second Grade report
WOMEN'S SECOND GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT M Gray 10 1 10 34 3.78 1 E Savage 10 2 7 25 3.13 1 M Page 9 0 12 18 2 3 N Murphy 8 0 8 14 1.75 1 R Faller 7 2 5 7 1.4 0 A van Wyk 10 1 3 7 0.78 0 C Spratt 7 0 4 5 0.71 3 Less than 7 innings R Blunn 2 1 44 83 83 0 S Hai 2 1 52* 58 58 0 V Lloyd 3 2 13 20 20 0 H Nagashima 3 0 11 17 5.67 0 A Harris 5 0 15 26 5.2 1 E Goffage 3 0 6 10 3.33 0 K Campbell 3 0 9 9 3 0 S Jeh 3 1 5 5 2.5 0 I Keinut 3 1 2* 2 1 0 A Lloyd 2 0 1 2 1 0 A Barker 2 0 0 0 0 0
Batted once: R Kaltongga 22 runs/1 catch; C Drummond 18/0; C Majstrovic 17/0; F Goodwin 16/0; J Bradley 10/0; J Smith 4/0; B Ryan 4*/0; L Sunderland 3/0; J Savage 1*/0; J Twigg 1/0; C McNeill 0/0; S Smith 0/0; L Myers 0/0; D McNaught 0/0 J Luiten 0/0; C Nankivill 0/0
WOMEN'S SECOND GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE M Gray 52 1 263 11 23.91 E Savage 50 3 276 5 55.20 R Faller 29 0 205 2 102.50 Less than 25 overs R Kaltongga 3 0 11 1 11.00 R Blunn 7 1 24 2 12.00 S Hai 12 1 36 2 18.00 E Goffage 15.4 0 75 4 18.75 A Harris 19.1 3 95 4 23.75 S Jeh 11 0 66 2 33.00 H Nagashima 7 0 67 2 33.50 C Spratt 6 0 46 1 46.00 C Nankivell 8 0 48 1 48.00 J Twigg 8 0 65 1 65.00 A Lloyd 12 0 76 1 76.00 M Page 14.1 0 110 1 110.00
Also bowled: A van Wyk 1/0/4/0; B Ryan 2/0/7/0; L Sunderland 2/0/11/0; N Murphy 2/0/12/0; V Lloyd 2/0/13/0; K Campbell 3/0/14/0; S Smith 2/0/16/0; C Drummond 4/1/16/0; L Myers 3/0/19/0; C McNeill 2/0/20/0; J Smith 4/0/26/0
44 University of Queensland Cricket Club Lord’s Taverners report
The 2017 Lord’s Taverners team had an excellent Liam McBrien equalled the UQ Taverners wicket- season, leading the competition all season and keeping record with 17 dismissals. Liam goes eventually losing on the very last ball of the grand which are valuable attributes for a wicket-keeper. about his business with confidence and calmness, incrediblyfinal. 8 wins, bitter 2 draws pill to and swallow, a loss werethere theis no results doubt There is no doubt that the boys came together as thatof the the regular season season. was a particularlyWhile losing rewarding the final was and an aThe unit fielding in grand in generalfashion. wasIn the very tight good. games, there memorable one. The strength was clearly in our bowling. Sebastien afterwas a Toombul confidence was that 2-70 they chasing could 111 win wasfrom evidence any ofposition. this. It Inwas reality, an easy to getteam so to close coach in —the players grand final onRodwell a number (20), of Connor occasions McNeven turned (19) moderate and Will scores who listen, try to put plans into action, and play ofSanders our own (18) into all winning returned ones. magnificent figures, and for each other are always easy. The plan is to see The batting was unreliable at times, with middle all of these young men playing for UQ in the future. order collapses a regular feature. At the top of Thanks to all players, coaches and parents on a great season, and congratulations to our captain, the aggregate with 275 runs. James’ attitude and Will Sanders, on his selection in the Australian passionthe order, for James the game Hurst were did aalways terrific on job, show. and No led Under 16 team. one enjoyed the team song more than him. Seb Rodwell’s 256 runs proved his all-round value to the team. The same can be said for Will Sanders, David Biggs whose century in round 1 against Wests was the (on behalf of the coaching team – Peter Clarke, batting highlight of the year. Mac Herring had a David Biggs and James Grady) very good second half of the season, while Charlie Bell, Liam McBrien and Matt Gouveia chipped in with valuable knocks.
Annual Report 2017–18 45 Lord’s Taverners report
UNDER 16 LORDS TAVERNERS RESULTS ROUND RESULT 1 University of Queensland 7/243 def Western Suburbs 7/238 Win 2 University of Queensland 238 def South Brisbane 98 Win 3 University of Queensland 7/243 def Gold Coast 193 Win 4 University of Queensland 176 def Northern Suburbs 175 Win 5 University of Queensland 122 lost to Ipswich Logan 5/123 Loss 6 University of Queensland drew with Sunshine Coast Draw 7 Valley 143 lost to University of Queensland 5/144 Win 8 University of Queensland 8/207 def Wynnum Manly 153 Win 9 University of Queensland 185 def Toombul 137 Win 10 University of Queensland 238 def Redlands 180 Win 11 University of Queensland3/87 drew with Sandgate Redcliffe Draw FINAL University of Queensland 111 lost to Toombul 9/112 Loss
UNDER 16 LORDS TAVERNERS PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET RUNS BATSMAN BATSMAN OPPONENT
1st 66 James Hurst Matthew Gouveia Wynnum Manly 2nd 93 James Hurst Charlie Bell Toombul 3rd 97 Charlie Bell Mac Herring Redlands 4th 51 Mac Herring Lachlan Tonkin Sandgate Redcliffe 5th 66 Matthew Gouveia Sebastien Rodwell Wynnum Manly 6th 46 William Sanders Campbell Cowan Western Suburbs 7th 34 Liam McBrien Campbell Cowan Toombul 8th 18 Charlie Bell Henry Furrer Ipswich/Logan 9th 53 Liam McBrien Ethan Rose Northern Suburbs 10th 62 Henry Furrer Connor McNeven South Brisbane
46 University of Queensland Cricket Club Lord’s Taverners report
UNDER 16 LORD TAVERNERS BATTING AVERAGES
NAME INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE CAT S Rodwell 10 2 72* 256 32 1 W Sanders 8 0 118 235 29.38 8 J Hurst 11 0 84 275 25 2 M Herring 10 1 73 219 24.33 4 C Bell 8 0 56 178 22.25 0 L McBrien 9 1 55 160 20 16/1. L Tonkin 9 4 44 85 17 2 M Gouveia 11 0 54 160 14.55 3 C Cowan 9 0 35 86 9.56 1 Less than 8 innings H Furrer 6 3 33* 65 21.67 1 C McNeven 6 2 13 29 7.25 0 W Gibson 2 1 4* 4 4 0 E Rose 3 0 8 9 3 1 T Bunzli 3 1 5* 5 2.5 0 R Mahendraraj DNB 2
UNDER 16 LORD TAVERNERS BOWLING AVERAGES
NAME O M RUNS W AVE C McNeven 75.1 16 194 19 10.21 W Sanders 72 14 203 18 11.28 S Rodwell 62.4 5 242 20 12.1 M Herring 55.4 4 144 8 18 H Furrer 36 2 175 7 25 J Hurst 59 3 190 7 27.14 T Bunzli 27.3 1 114 3 38 E Rose 34.1 2 149 3 49.67 W Gibson 1 0 13 0 -- C Bell 22 3 80 0 --
Annual Report 2017–18 47 Juniors report
The 2016–17 season was a successful one for The award for best junior player of the 2017–18 2017–18 season was a successful one for a lot of season. Many congratulations mate, well deserved our junior teams and players, with some fantastic and hope to see you beating those efforts next results being seen across all age groups. season. On the representative scene, UQJCC was again at the pointy end of their competitions, which well represented in MSW teams this year, with a wasWe had great teams to see. in everyIt is a creditage group to the this hard year work finish number of selections in each of the U/12, U/13 these team members have put into their training and U/14 age groups. These teams played in week- during the season, along with the efforts of their long carnivals around Queensland before Xmas, respective coaches and managers to prepare them testing themselves against the best players in the adequately for matches. state for their respective age groups. On an individual front, we had many outstanding That’s all from me, so I hope everybody enjoyed achievements this season. Special mention must their cricket this go to Jack Gersekowski, who had a match to season and come remember against Macgregor/Souths, scoring a back ready to have century and taking 5/26 on successive weekends more fun and keep learning next year. of note were the bowling efforts of Matt — what an amazing feat! Two other performances Lachlan Goffage, who took 5/12 against Moggill. Up the Blues! CongratulationsHolmes, who took to 5/15 the three against of you, Kenmore, they are and very Ben Davis Junior Coaching After the season that he had, it was no surprise to special and difficult-to-achieve milestones! Coordinator see Jack Gersekowski take out the Craig Philipson
In terms of team awards, the following players were recognised by their coaches and peers as having an exceptional season:
Team Batting Bowling Player’s Player U/11 Gold Lars Sagorski Alex Graham Tom Winters U/11 Blue Hamish Guest Cameron Dubbeldam Daniel Martin
U/12 Blue Mitch Camilleri Tom Johnston Jensen Scifleet U/13 Blue Oliver Hall Morgan Jury Harrison Ott U/12 Gold Liam O’Higgins Kai Croft Thomas Walsh
U/13 Gold Joe Thynne Jake Kranen Nick Goffage U/14 Gold Jack Gersekowski Zac Boyne Joe Newell U/14 Blue Jack Hogarth Krishna Kangatharan Lachlan Biggs U/14 White Sahil Mathur James Lowe Ali Zaidi U/15 Blue Will Gibson Alister Gomersall Archie Bromell U/15 Gold Jacob Martin Lachlan Goffage Bailey Judson
U/16 White Campbell Cowan Max Daldy Tom Kelaart
48 University of Queensland Cricket Club Club records – First Grade
MOST RUNS (MIN 3000) MOST WICKETS (MIN 200)
NAME RUNS NAME WKTS
1 WH Buckle 7216 1 MA Shackel 332 2 BA Courtice 6328 2 ERH Wyeth 329 3 DC Mengel 5904 3 SH Walter 310 4 ML Love 5494 4 KC Duffy 286 5 VG Honour 4870 5 DL Ellis 276 6 CA Philipson 4829 6 DM Little 272 7 NJ Reardon 4758 6 FR Crane 265 8 RD Grice 4467 8 BP Boardman 265 9 RW Mihell 4333 9 TR Veivers 241 10 SJ Farrell 4286 10 BW Rubb 237 11 FR Crane 4235 11 JM Buchanan 233 12 TR Veivers 3975 11 VG McMahon 224 13 LM Stevens 3915 13 MS Kasprowicz 224 14 MA Philipson 3699 14 W Kitching 218 15 DJ Grogan 3486 16 RN Traves 3373 HAT TRICKS 17 GI Foley 3263 NAME YEAR 18 TBI Crommelin 3097 A Melbourne 1913/4 19 WA Seccombe 3047 L Hockings 1926/7 C Low 1950/1 SCORES > 150 J Morgan 1967/8 NAME RUNS YEAR
1 FC Thompson 242* 1913/4 25 WH Buckle 163* 1963/4 2 ML Love 214 1994/5 25 CA Torrisi 163* 1999/0 3 JR Turner 199 2012/13 27 KA Archer 162 1948/9 4 CA Torrisi 198 1999/00 28 CA Torrisi 161* 2001/2 5 BA Courtice 194 1992/93 28 M Bowers 161 1989/90 6 HJW Gardiner 189 2011/2 28 DM Betts 161 2007/8 7 MA Philipson 185 2015/16 31 NJ Reardon 160 2007/8 8 VG Honour 183* 1935/6 31 M Brundle 160 2011/2 9 VG Honour 178 1938/9 33 RW Mihell 159 1958/9 9 AD Ogilvie 178* 1977/8 34 BA Courtice 157 1984/5 11 MR Fry 177 2017/18 34 PL Taylor 157 1990/1 12 BA Courtice 176 1992/3 34 NJ Reardon 157 2011/2 12 ML Love 176* 2006/7 37 CA Philipson 156 2005/6 14 MG Thornton 173 2000/1 38 HK Thomsett 155 1935/6 15 DM Betts 172 2002/3 39 PJ Forrest 154 2017/18 16 WH Buckle 171 1976/7 40 LS Stevens 153 2004/5 17 PK Frame 170* 1975/6 41 R Roe 152* 1937/8 18 NJ Reardon 167 2006/7 41 TR Veivers 152* 1968/9 19 DC Mengel 166* 1955/6 43 WA Seccombe 151 2001/2 19 ML Love 166* 1999/00 43 ML Love 151 2004/5 21 FC Thompson 165* 1912/3 43 CA Philipson 151 2004/5 21 WH Buckle 165* 1973/4 43 NJ Reardon 151* 2014/5 23 GI Foley 164* 1995/6 47 PR Mackintosh 150 1998/9 23 CD Hartley 164* 2011/2
Annual Report 2017–18 49 Club records – First Grade
MOST DISMISSALS
NAME C ST DIS
1 LD Cooper 361 99 460 2 WA Seccombe 246 31 277 3 MR Fry 207 9 216 4 FR Crane 185 0 185 5 IA Elks 164 18 182 6 SJ Farrell 166 8 174 7 WH Buckle 135 0 135 7 JJ Mahoney 83 36 119 9 DC Mengel 119 0 119 10 VG Honour 95 11 106 11 BA Courtice 97 0 97
CENTURY ON DEBUT NAME SCORE YEAR FC Thompson 163 1912/3 L Byrne 110 1943/4 RD Grice 104 1956/7 PL Taylor 157 1990/1 ML Love 132 1991/2
10 WKTS IN AN INNINGS NAME YEAR J Morgan 10/ 13 1967/8 D Little 10/ 26 1964/5
9 WKTS IN AN INNINGS NAME YEAR FC Thompson 9/ 64 1924/5 PL Dixon 9/ 42 1935/6 PL Dixon 9/ 71 1935/6 M Shackel 9/ 44 1995/6
CARRYING BAT IN INNINGS NAME RUNS TEAM YEAR FC Thompson 73* 95 1913/4 EL Johnson 64* 175 1929/30 TP Hempenstall 45* 144 1936/7 JA Albrey 121* 203 1944/5 J Letchford 23* 57 1950/1 KA Archer 126* 182 1952/3
50 University of Queensland Cricket Club Club records – First Grade 9 4 9 5 8 6 2 1 40 35 18 33 30 25 10 11 25 15 12 11 23 15 39 19 14 CAT 46/6 33/3 69/5 26/3. 28/4. 86/36 ------0/5 1/0 1/2. 4/9. 0/13 3.60. 3/20. 4/42. 7/16. 5/33. 4/34. 7/40. 5/28. 4/22. 2/40. 3/21. 4/47. 5/29. 5/13. 4/18. 3/32. 4/30. 2/26. 4/14. 3/16. 4/23. 4/22. BEST 3 ------19 13.6 41.8 28.5 23.7 10.5 AVE 10.67 24.56 21.96 20.71 22.46 20.83 15.89 20.69 22.44 27.63 37.88 23.68 31.14 20.15 32.57 19.68 24.53 21.01 3 2 9 0 5 2 0 ------W 56 80 96 41 66 98 59 43 32 18 17 27 37 21 33 21 44 59 65 72 6 -- R ------32 32 21 13 221 921 209 965 884 513 644 640 876 654 665 684 866 1230 1657 1306 1375 1558 1221 1447 1366 1368 0 0 0 5 6 1 5 7 8 8 0 ------M 19 40 18 62 40 55 65 33 26 26 15 31 24 13 37 81 7 1 0 ------11 2.3 6.3 153 246 195 50.1 46.2 159.4 265.4 288.1 474.2 399.2 203.1 411.2 426.2 343.2 261.1 188.4 150.2 145.3 133.3 331.5 369.4 437.2 22 19 30.1 21.6 AVE 31.64 18.59 47.48 31.77 41.89 37.04 10.55 12.75 19.18 25.62 14.03 27.51 40.47 28.52 22.36 18.67 16.84 32.71 21.86 25.83 22.03 29.61 16.13 32.41 35.63 28.68 20.08 815 829 129 389 836 933 864 306 102 211 871 463 963 688 608 599 492 336 320 556 459 594 241 2088 1004 2849 1144 1550 1556 1924 1434 AGG CAREER ONE DAY AVERAGES CAREER ONE 94 91 57 80 82 29 26 63 69 75 42 48 65 41 HS 90* 27* 96* 87* 120 157 115 128 118 118 100 171 121 125* 119* 103* 101* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0/6 0/1 0/2 0/3 0/2 0/5 0/2 0/2 0/4 0/7 0/1 3/7. 1/6. 2/2. 2/7. 0/2. 1/4. 1/6. 1/4. 1/2. 1/4. 1/.2. 5/21. 1/13. 3/11. 100/50 6 9 8 6 6 3 7 4 4 2 1 8 2 5 6 7 4 1 8 2 0 1 6 10 10 14 11 15 11 12 13 NO 72 64 69 46 46 51 42 48 46 32 15 26 38 37 37 28 33 29 24 23 25 24 25 24 62 52 24 25 37 29 14 INN M 78 73 69 66 59 58 54 53 48 48 48 41 39 39 38 36 34 33 29 28 28 28 27 26 68 54 48 41 37 31 28 NAME S Farrell W Seccombe Love M C Philipson M Philipson M Shackel L Stevens A Courtice M Brundle Reardon N A Walduck P Jackson M Kasprowicz S Walter B Boardman M Fry D Grogan M Thornton G Foley T Garde J Turner I Elks D Biggs R Traves G Skennar R O'Connell S Carty S O'Leary D Betts S Flegler C Torrisi *Minimum 20 games or current players *Minimum 20 games or current
Annual Report 2017–18 51 Club records – First Grade 2 7 2 2 8 6 6 4 1 6 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 6 2 3 1 1 10 10 11 11 10 36/4 ------48 1/0 0/1 2/4. 0/24 0/22 5/40. 3/28. 4/40. 4/24. 5/29. 1/16. 2/27. 5/38. 2/27. 3/23. 3/57. 3/51. 4/10. 2/25. ------30 13 16.9 26.5 35.5 32.5 18.6 25.8 22.44 26.78 21.27 25.26 23.71 24.22 35.33 20.78 31.16 1 1 7 0 4 6 6 3 5 0 0 0 6 5 ------39 18 11 26 29 18 14 1 6 ------30 13 93 24 22 875 482 234 657 490 166 436 106 213 195 106 291 217 129 9 5 4 0 0 0 0 3 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 9 1 0 ------16 23 6 3 1 5 2 3 ------55 38 93 26 51 38 24 16 42 25 80.2 204.2 103.4 185.7 125.1 0 ------16 84 24 37 10 27 15 6.6 7.25 14.5 43.4 22.5 12.5 15.3 28.67 30.78 20.08 18.92 24.42 34.73 41.85 27.44 58.78 0 -- -- 29 33 87 37 45 12 25 10 92 27 33 30 439 192 602 554 261 227 342 521 840 586 168 434 823 0 -- -- 80 10 34 84 69 61 51 75 31 80 31 21 10 24 20 28 18* 54* 17* 11* 20* 123 117 122 110 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -- -- 0/4 0/3 0/1 0/1 0/2 0/1 0/3 0/5 1/3. 1/8. 2/3. 2/4. 3 7 0 2 4 4 4 4 1 8 2 1 2 1 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 9 3 0 0 7 4 7 9 3 2 3 2 1 1 0 0 8 4 5 2 19 21 20 17 16 18 16 18 16 11 18 23 5 5 3 2 1 1 1 9 8 5 24 23 22 21 21 20 20 20 19 18 16 14 14 14 10 26 10 25 P Clarke P Burman C Boyd M Bowers P Goggin Holliday J R Sheppard A Michael B Davis Gardiner H PJ Forrest S Henry E Ryan D Endersby CoetzeeJ Brundle JJ T Tuffley D Hill D D'Roza Logue B S McDonald Sale N S Moyle M Clayton C Hartley J Chinn J J Carty J W Tuffley *Minimum 20 games or current players *Minimum 20 games or current
52 University of Queensland Cricket Club Club records – First Grade
CURRENT PLAYERS' FIRST GRADE CAREER AVERAGES
NAME MAT INN N.O. H.S. AGG AVE O M R W AVE CAT
J Brundle 5 3 2 33* 55 55 53.1 20 141 7 20.11 0 J Carty 23 19 3 101* 368 23 92 15 289 6 48.16 4 J Chinn 22 14 6 26* 140 17.5 226.1 64 658 22 29.9 8 P Clarke 44 49 5 123 1309 29.75 8 1 36 1 36 18 M Clayton 2 1 1 7* 7 ------0 J Coetzee 39 36 6 85 783 26.1 52 12 178 7 25.43 13 B Davis 47 47 8 145* 1621 41.56 133.2 14 577 19 30.36 21 D D'Roza 4 2 1 7* 10 10 37 7 103 4 25.75 2 D Endersby 32 19 2 56 327 19.23 308.2 77 925 37 25 8 PJ Forrest 54 54 13 154 2084 50.82 3 1 3 0 -- 34 M Fry 104 84 19 177 1649 25.4 5 0 22 0 -- 207/9 H Gardiner 51 54 8 189 1438 31.26 4 0 26 1 26 20 C Hartley 43 34 9 164* 1334 53.4 ------56/4 S Henry 36 37 2 115 1391 39.7 52.2 12 175 5 35 24 D Hill 4 2 1 13* 25 25 13 0 37 0 -- 0 B Logue 10 8 1 22 104 14.86 3 0 16 0 -- 4 S McDonald 6 3 1 2 2 1 70 9 308 6 51.33 3 S Moyle 4 0 ------15 3 47 3 15.67 0 M Philipson 130 129 22 185 3699 34.57 1049 277 2789 111 22.86 72/1. E Ryan 28 29 4 65 374 14.96 5 1 14 1 14 9 N Sale 2 1 0 17 17 17 15 2 37 1 37 0 G Teys 5 4 1 16 34 11.33 9 2 34 1 34 2 T Tuffley 32 34 1 106 644 19.52 4 1 8 0 -- 14 W Tuffley 9 8 4 44 130 32.5 78.2 15 288 7 41.14 3 H Walker 1 1 1 11* 11 ------0 S Walter 105 69 28 34* 467 11.4 1707.4 460 4882 310 15.74 22
Annual Report 2017–18 53 Club records – all grades
CURRENT PLAYERS' CLUB RUNS AND WICKETS
BATTING (MIN 1000) BOWLING (MIN 40 W) 1 M Philipson 6144 1 M Gallen 420 2 G Teys 5448 2 S Walter 312 3 B Davis 4109 3 M Adams 262 4 B Logue 3556 4 G Teys 252 5 A Doyle 3340 5 C Slaughter 249 6 C Slaughter 3224 6 W Tuffley 233 7 C Mack 3062 7 D Collings 206 8 W Tuffley 3007 8 D Beatty 168 9 M Fry 2997 9 J Patmore 166 10 S Horn 2996 10 S Hunt 159 11 P Clarke 2886 11 M Philipson 154 12 S Gregory 2765 12 S Moyle 125 13 M Rosen 2548 13 N Biggs 109 14 S Blood 2418 14 G Creedon 106 15 E Beath 2415 15 J McTaggett 104 16 H Gardiner 2390 16 D D'Roza 101 17 C Oliver 2342 17 S Horn 100 18 E Ryan 2181 18 J Brundle 93 19 P Forrest 2084 19 E Beath 92 20 B Cassells 1923 20 D Hill 90 21 J McTaggett 1872 21 M Daldy 89 22 J Coetzee 1862 22 C Forrester 82 23 D Collings 1802 23 J Grady 68 24 N Meadows 1786 23 C Evans 68 25 L Johnston 1717 25 B Davis 65 26 J Klaassen 1684 26 L Johnston 56 27 J Carty 1673 27 L Van Rensburg 52 28 J Brundle 1640 28 P Siriwardne 49 29 L Border 1528 28 S Gregory 49 30 D Hill 1487 30 A Saha 46 31 G Creedon 1467 31 S Belford 44 32 S Henry 1391 31 U Kapure 44 33 D Tracey 1368 33 D Endersby 42 34 P Woodford 1309 33 B Cassells 42 35 L Van Rensburg 1307 33 J Coe 42 36 C Biggs 1306 36 B Muirhead 40 37 S Beu 1271 38 S Hunt 1096 39 D Beatty 1087 40 J Grady 1025
54 University of Queensland Cricket Club Club records – lower grades
SECOND GRADE CAREER PERFORMANCES MOST RUNS (min 2000) MOST WICKETS (min 150) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS 1 D Biggs 5064 1 T.POWELL 347 2 DC Mengel 4769 2 R.KELLY 330 3 T Powell 4020 3 W.LAVARACK 319 4 N Rogers 3753 4 C.MENGEL 312 5 R Lees 3453 5 L.MIERZWA 262 6 R Grice 3238 6 K.TRONC 249 7 B Logue 3104 7 E.WENCK 197 8 J Biggs 2360 8 W.TUFFLEY 181 9 D O'Sullivan 2341 9 J.HANSEN 163 10 R Johnston 2189 10 J.CLARKE 158 11 T Tuffley 2177 10 N.ROGERS 155 12 W Tuffley 2100
THIRD GRADE CAREER PERFORMANCES MOST RUNS (min 1500) MOST WICKETS (min 150) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS 1 G Moore 3647 1 K Jennings 358 2 G Teys 3413 2 T Shepherdson 323 3 P Gilroy 2372 3 G Shannon 284 4 C McLauchlan 2135 4 T Wheller 272 5 A Rogers 2026 5 E Payne 257 6 G Atthow 1746 6 D Dowling 241 7 D Fleming 1700 6 K Tronc 223 8 C Coles 1678 8 J Morris 194 9 F Walsh 1604 9 J Hansen 176 10 I Astbury 1530 10 J Mahoney 173 11 NA Meadows 1522 11 G Teys 171 12 J Clarke 167 HAT TRICKS 13 M Cox 158 NAME GRADE YEAR 14 WEP Harris 157 M Boge 2ND 1926/7 15 P Gilroy 155 J Steel 2ND 1949/50 16 R Lanham 153 P Hagan 2ND 1952/3 17 N Tunny 151 T Cory 2ND 1959/60 B Entsch 2ND 1961/2 T Johnson 2ND 1973/4 10 WICKETS IN AN INNINGS GM Teys 2ND 2005/6 NAME GR YEAR JS Morris** 3RD 1952/3 D.LITTLE 2ND 10/69. 1971/2 JS Morris** 3RD 1959/60 A Rogers 3RD 1967/8 9 WKTS IN AN INNINGS G Lanham 3RD 1971/2 G.ROSBROOK 2ND 9/23. 1983/4 R.HOWARD 2ND 9/24. 1934/5 P Dowling 3RD 1977/8 L.BARNEY 3RD 9/34. 1978/9 J Morrison 3RD 1984/5 L Chapman 3RD 2000/1 D D'Roza 3RD 2015/16 D Meta 3RD 2015/16 ** DENOTES DOUBLE HAT TRICK
Annual Report 2017–18 55 Club records – lower grades
FOURTH GRADE CAREER PERFORMANCES MOST RUNS (min 1500) MOST WICKETS (min 140) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS 1 C Brew 3796 1 J Morris 572 2 P Martin 3021 2 C Battersby 323 3 C Jones 2777 3 A Yeates 284 4 B Kehoe 2441 4 G Macdonald 257 5 P Jenkins 2274 5 P Jenkins 241 6 I Harris 2220 6 M Brew 223 7 B Thompson 1993 7 T Maule 194 8 A Byrnes 1820 8 B Humphrys 173 9 A Doyle 1728 8 R Leeson 173 10 C Battersby 1584 10 L Chapman 167 11 A McNee 1583 11 D Collings 161 12 G Macdonald 1571 12 D Chakravorty 159 13 P Foster 1522 13 A Johnson 155 14 M Gray 1512
FIFTH GRADE CAREER PERFORMANCES MOST RUNS (min 1000) MOST WICKETS (min 100) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS 1 J Foster 6087 1 M Gallen 305 2 C Slaughter 2531 2 C Slaughter 163 3 M Marabini 1574 3 T Cameron 160 4 D Donovan 1533 4 M Adams 130 5 V Geiger 1528 5 P Smerdon 120 6 G Moore 1505 6 R Jolly 115 7 R Edwards 1339 7 M Moy 108 8 D Katter 1314 8 D Anderson 105 9 D Mengel 1164
HAT TRICKS NAME GRADE YEAR R Moller** 4TH 1948/49 J Moylan 4TH 1948/49 9 WKTS IN AN INNINGS M Brew** 4TH 1957/8 C.MCNAMARA 4TH 9/42. 2008/9 M Brew** 4TH 1959/60 D.O'CONNELL 5TH 9/54. 1982/3 M Khan** 4TH 1962/3 R Donkin 4TH 1967/8 A Yeates 4TH 1979/80 M Stoodley 4TH 1985/6 L Chapman 4TH 1999/00 J White 4TH 2010/11 D Meta 4TH 2013/14 T Sandes 5TH 1988/9 A McNee 5TH 1990/1 JWL Hansen** 5TH 1990/1 A Craig** 5TH 1998/9 J Patmore 5TH 2013/14 S Moyle 5TH 2014/15 M Gallen 5TH 2015/16 ** DENOTES DOUBLE HAT TRICK
56 University of Queensland Cricket Club FOURTH GRADE CAREER PERFORMANCES MOST RUNS (min 1500) MOST WICKETS (min 140) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS 1 C Brew 3796 1 J Morris 572 2 P Martin 3021 2 C Battersby 323 3 C Jones 2777 3 A Yeates 284 4 B Kehoe 2441 4 G Macdonald 257 5 P Jenkins 2274 5 P Jenkins 241 6 I Harris 2220 6 M Brew 223 7 B Thompson 1993 7 T Maule 194 8 A Byrnes 1820 8 B Humphrys 173 9 A Doyle 1728 8 R Leeson 173 10 C Battersby 1584 10 L Chapman 167 11 A McNee 1583 11 D Collings 161 12 G Macdonald 1571 12 D Chakravorty 159 13 P Foster 1522 13 A Johnson 155 14 M Gray 1512
FIFTH GRADE CAREER PERFORMANCES MOST RUNS (min 1000) MOST WICKETS (min 100) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS 1 J Foster 6087 1 M Gallen 305 2 C Slaughter 2531 2 C Slaughter 163 3 M Marabini 1574 3 T Cameron 160 4 D Donovan 1533 4 M Adams 130 5 V Geiger 1528 5 P Smerdon 120 6 G Moore 1505 6 R Jolly 115 7 R Edwards 1339 7 M Moy 108 8 D Katter 1314 8 D AndersonClub records –105 lower grades 9 D Mengel 1164
SIXTH GRADE CAREER PERFORMANCES MOST RUNS (min 800) MOST WICKETS (min 70) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS 1 T Volling 1184 1 A Wigan 183 2 A Burridge 1144 2 M Adams 131 3 J Volling 1074 3 S Tandon 118 4 J Klaassen 1037 3 N Biggs 103 5 B Colley 1022 5 C Forrester 79 6 M Graham 1011 6 T Volling 76 7 D Mengel 929 7 S Flanagan 70 8 P O'Callaghan 897 9 A Hickson 895 10 A Wigan 873 11 J McTaggett 870
HAT TRICKS NAME GRADE YEAR B Colley 6TH 2015/16
Annual Report 2017–18 57 Club records – highest scores YEAR YEAR 1996/7 1998/9 2004/5 1985/6 1983/4 1996/7 2007/8 1984/5 2006/7 2001/2 2007/8 1984/5 1985/6 1984/5 2011/12 2016/17 2016/17 2014/15 2013/14 2013/14 1989/90 78 73 72 76* 71* 71* 65* 85* 83* 152 153 169 161 185 179 205 152* 161* 113* 129* 208* RUNS SCORE THIRD GRADE THIRD WOMENS 1ST GRADE D Fleming B Logue P Herring S Hartland S Carne S Leis A Michael C McLauchlan R Neate Am Johnston B Dawney M Pearson L Pethereck G Creedon M Hankinson M L Bayfield S Sigley NA Meadows R Scott J EllisJ R Trewartha NAME NAME 9 9 8 7 6 8 5 6 6 9 5 3 4 3 4 2 2 1 1 10 10 YEAR YEAR YEAR 1994/5 1997/8 2003/4 2002/3 1931/2 2003/4 1997/8 2008/9 2007/8 2002/3 2008/9 2008/9 2006/7 2005/6 2003/4 1996/7 2001/2 2007/8 2006/7 2004/5 1999/00 1999/00 2013/14 1999/00 2011/12 2010/11 2012/13 2011/12 2014/15 2014/15 2017/18 2011/12 177 118 115 178 118 125 187 127 129 117 115 200 197 114 113 113 137 211 120 141 128 124 128 141 277 176 114* 200* 202* 145* 255* 139* RUNS SCORE RUNS SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE SIXTH 18 UNDER DC Biggs R McEvoy NA Meadows RK Hale R McEvoy G Skennar JH Morrow P Britten B Howell JR Turner A Phillips B Howell A Hickson PJ Buttrum T Volling M Graham M A Hickson ES Ryan T Leschke NA Meadows A Hickson BJ DavisBJ S Dewever M Nurka C Biggs S Blood D Thompson L Marshall N Sale MRD Brundle SainsburyM Loopstra C NAME NAME NAME 8 9 8 7 8 6 8 4 5 6 7 6 8 7 4 3 5 4 2 2 4 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 10 10 10 10 YEAR YEAR YEAR 1977/8 1994/5 1938/9 1994/5 2002/3 1935/6 1997/8 1996/7 1997/8 1990/1 1990/1 2004/5 2002/3 1981/2 1993/4 1997/8 1994/5 1913/4 1981/2 1998/9 1992/93 1992/93 2017/18 2011/12 1989/90 2015/16 2012/13 2014/15 1999/00 2010/11 2011/12 142 137 178 145 194 185 179 190 176 185 155 199 195 198 166 167 204 173 221 173 214 178* 148* 183* 153* 203* 211* 224* 242* 398* 270* SCORE SCORE RUNS FIRST GRADE FIFTH GRADE TAVERNERS LORDS AD Ogilvie C Philipson PhilipsonM VG Honour C Philipson A McIntosh BA Courtice VG Honour A McPhee A DoyleA T Wells HJW Gardiner HJW I Rees MA PhilipsonMA G Sturges JR Turner G Boyd CA Torrisi G Rudolph C Schultz C Mack J Ormandy G Skennar P Brydson A McIntosh M Rosen C Hartley ML Love ML FC Thompson D Crosby Dearing J NAME NAME NAME 9 8 8 7 5 8 6 7 8 6 9 7 5 3 6 4 4 4 5 2 3 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 10 10 10 1st 1st 4th 3rd 5th 5th 5th 2nd 2nd 2nd GRADE YEAR YEAR YEAR 1990/1 1984/5 2005/6 1983/4 1958/9 1981/2 1981/2 1971/2 1997/8 1994/5 1985/6 2000/1 1913/4 2006/7 1985/6 1958/9 1984/5 1971/2 1985/6 2008/9 2007/8 2007/8 1981/2 1990/1 1984/5 2013/14 2013/14 1989/90 2016/17 2011/12 2009/10 2017/18 72 73 78 71* 71* 76* 65* 83* 85* 211 145 145 221 144 141 141 214 149 152 150 161 277 208* 208* 224* 242* 255* 113* 205* 398* 208* 129* RUNS SCORE SCORE ALL GRADES ALL GRADE FOURTH WOMENS 2ND GRADE M BehneM B Dawney Am Johnston M Pearson R Trewartha S Leis NA Meadows S Hartland N Rogers P Martin M Rosen P Brydson A Byrnes G Beard M Marabini ML Love ML S Carne M Ryan M FC Thompson L Pethereck N Sale P Jenkins G Shearer S Sigley R Lindwall R Scott C Smith L Bayfield MRD Brundle NAME NAME NAME D Crosby BehneM EllisJ 9 8 8 8 7 7 7 5 6 9 7 6 6 4 5 3 4 5 4 3 2 2 3 2 1 1 1 10 10 10 10 10
58 University of Queensland Cricket Club Club records – runs in one season* YEAR YEAR 2004/5 2001/2 2004/5 1986/7 2000/1 1965/6 1985/6 2009/10 2009/10 2012/13 2017/18 2010/11 2017/18 2013/14 2014/15 2009/10 2014/15 2009/10 2015/16 2016/17 725 718 677 621 610 593 555 550 538 513 453 447 441 416 390 389 384 477 405 605 RUNS RUNS CA Torrisi L Harris THIRD GRADE THIRD NAME Teys GM DavisBJ NA Meadows C McLauchlan C McLauchlan B Petersen B McKerrell R Staib GRADE 1ST WOMENS NAME R Hollindale K Raymont L Harris L Daley S Tainton J Jonassen R Hollindale L Daley L Harris SM Blood SM 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 2 7 6 10 10 YEAR YEAR YEAR 1994/5 2003/4 1990/1 1991/2 1984/5 1983/4 1977/8 1973/4 2008/9 2008/9 2008/9 1994/5 2001/2 2004/5 2001/2 2002/3 2004/5 2003/4 2001/2 2001/2 2013/14 2012/13 2017/18 2017/18 2014/15 2013/14 1999/00 1999/00 2011/12 2009/10 734 495 402 372 714 708 631 625 597 583 580 573 500 472 438 422 409 389 385 661 642 390 388 355 334 333 332 606 488 372 RUNS RUNS RUNS SECOND GRADE SECOND NAME RK Hale N Sale G Tucker DC Biggs Moller AS P Lade RD Grice RJ Lees GRADE SIXTH NAME DoyleA B Howell M Marabini B Colley T Volling A Hickson S Johanson UNDER 18 NAME Ryan M L Marshall P Britten SD O'Neill E Ross S DeWever S DeWever G Damm DC Biggs B Colley KlaassenJ A Burridge HJW Gardiner HJW T Washington J Langford-Ely 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 1 3 4 5 5 8 9 1 2 4 5 7 8 9 1 2 7 6 3 6 10 10 10 YEAR YEAR YEAR 1992/3 1987/8 1990/1 1985/6 2006/7 1974/5 1913/4 1922/3 1983/4 1963/4 1970/1 1980/1 1985/6 1985/6 1983/4 1980/1 1981/2 2005/6 1998/9 1993/4 1992/3 1997/8 2002/3 1994/5 1994/5 1992/3 2008/9 1997/8 1997/8 2014/15 959 621 511 496 837 737 706 701 667 647 643 624 661 555 550 538 512 503 499 658 643 550 491 437 435 429 391 692 633 455 RUNS RUNS RUNS BA Courtice Foster J Foster J J Gorman FIRST GRADE FIRST NAME Nj Reardon Buckle WH FC Thompson FC Thompson DJ Grogan Buckle WH Buckle WH RN Traves GRADE FIFTH NAME M Marabini Moore G Foster J Foster J J Stephens Foster J W Hickson TAVERNERS LORDS NAME CA Philipson A McIntosh A McIntosh CD Hartley Skennar GI Dearing J A McPhee G Buckle CA Philipson CA Philipson G Sturges 1 2 7 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 1 2 4 5 7 8 9 6 3 6 10 10 10 1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd 3rd 5th 2nd 2nd 2nd GRADE YEAR YEAR 1992/3 2004/5 1997/8 2013/4 2006/7 1974/5 1994/5 2003/4 1987/8 1913/4 1985/6 1983/4 1985/6 1986/7 1966/7 1963/4 1976/7 1984/5 1983/4 2004/5 1985/6 2009/10 2017/18 2013/14 2016/17 2012/13 2016/17 2013/14 2013/14 1999/00 YEAR 959 718 604 532 269 221 466 837 737 734 725 714 708 707 706 669 567 560 557 549 511 475 370 367 255 242 217 211 209 198 RUNS RUNS RUNS BA Courtice Teys GM Clayton M S Gregory J Smith Am Johnston R Boyd ALL GRADES ALL NAME NJ Reardon Buckle WH DC Biggs CA Torrisi RK Hale N Sale Foster J FC Thompson GRADE FOURTH NAME R Raj P Martin P Martin Keim G C Brew A Rogers A Byrnes 2ND WOMENS GRADE NAME EllisJ S Hartland J Munro Al Johnston S Leis R Scott J Smith S Hai 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 10 *In one grade Annual Report 2017–18 59 Club records – partnerships 1975/6 1973/4 2001/2 2004/5 2007/8 1997/8 1991/2 2004/5 2004/5 1965/6 2006/7 2015/6 2004/5 2002/3 1960/1 1990/1 1981/2 1985/6 1982/3 1982/3 1981/2 1992/3 2011/12 2017/18 2012/13 1999/00 1999/00 1989/90 2011/12 2009/10 SEASON SEASON SEASON BATSMAN BATSMAN Gardiner H 160 JPJ Forrest J Buchanan 100 119 Ledger S C Torrisi 135 95 D Betts DavisB 129 L Stevens 48 P Jackson 24 BoardmanB 46 BATSMAN G Beard 122 D Fleming 122 73 McGrath T McLauchlanC 82 82 Donaldson I McLauchlanC 80 J Grady 62 69 Shepherd P P 60 Barry M Brew BATSMAN BoydG 152 158 J Foster 68 D Mengel J Shirley 128 O'SullivanG 54 C Slaughter D Alexander 62 D Ellwood 48 R Edwards 44 FordS 56 FIRST GRADE RECORDS BATSMAN 160 Brundle M SO Henry 123 P Frame BuckleW 165 100 Philipson C L Stevens 120 199 J Turner Farrell 63 S CTorrisi 97 CTorrisi 65 THIRD GRADE RECORDS BATSMAN D Rae 106 A 99 Bragg 96 Teys G 124 Teys G P Gilroy 94 R Cox 113 118 J Turner A King 47 48 D Biggs R Campbell FIFTH GRADE RECORDS BATSMAN 166 Rudolph G D Crosby 277 GMoore 102 D Donovan 87 G Nock 78 M Rosen DugdellM 98 Hawthorne W 61 64 J Holgate R Sefton 53 329 202 230 288 253 219 336 120 129 117 240 227 203 212 183 195 185 118 112 113 321 450 202 230 171 254 172 115 119 109 RUNS RUNS RUNS 1ST 1ST 1ST 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 9TH 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 9TH 3RD 3RD 3RD 2ND 2ND 2ND 8TH 8TH WKT WKT WKT 10TH 10TH 10TH 1st 1st 1st 1st 5th 5th 2nd 2nd 2nd U/18 GRADE 1981/2 1973/4 2001/2 2000/1 1999/0 2004/5 2005/6 1955/6 1963/4 2000/1 2000/1 1985/6 1958/9 1990/1 2015/6 1975/6 2011/12 1999/00 2011/12 2012/13 1960/61 1999/00 2012/13 2011/12 1999/00 1979/80 1999/00 2011/12 2017/18 1999/00 SEASON SEASON SEASON BATSMAN BATSMAN Gardiner H 160 158 J Foster 115 D Schweitzer 119 Ledger S C Torrisi 135 C Slaughter DavisB 129 R Atkinson 86 75 Dever N WoodC 27 BATSMAN 55 J Moore 61 Teys G 115 D Schweitzer J Biggs D Broadfoot 81 93 Fry M 93 Tuffley W R Atkinson 86 75 Dever N M Kleimeyer 17 BATSMAN R Boyd 70 L Broekman 111 W Carlile D Jones 110 Sale 57 C C Jones R Boyd 58 52 McLeod S SlaughterC 35 G Porter ALL GRADESALL BATSMAN 160 Brundle M D Crosby 277 P Buttrum 200 BuckleW 165 100 Philipson C Rosen M 199 J Turner 106 D Schweitzer 78 D Biggs ReinbottM 99 SECOND GRADE RECORDS BATSMAN P O'Neill 118 NA Meadows 153 P Buttrum 200 Mihell R PowellT 105 E Ryan 101 E Ryan 101 106 D Schweitzer 78 D Biggs BinghamM 73 FOURTH GRADE RECORDS BATSMAN Beil 120 T RobertsonI 101 Muirhead B 101 R Neate 110 R Raj RogersN 82 McGrath T Behne 80 M D Collings90 G McDonald 91 329 450 320 288 253 254 336 204 153 134 195 236 320 234 189 205 195 204 153 203 214 234 222 169 215 146 134 130 105 RUNS RUNS RUNS 1ST 1ST 1ST 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 8TH 9TH 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 9TH 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 9TH 3RD 3RD 3RD 2ND 2ND 2ND 8TH 8TH WKT WKT WKT 10TH 10TH 10TH
60 University of Queensland Cricket Club Club records – partnerships 2002/3 2001/2 2008/9 2004/5 1993/4 1985/6 1997/8 1994/5 2002/3 1994/5 2008/9 1982/3 2010/1 1984/5 1993/4 1984/5 2016/17 2016/17 2016/17 2017/18 SEASON SEASON B Couper 61 G Skennar 82 S TaintonS 39 J Dearing 124 H Walker E Ryan 93 BATSMAN BATSMAN E Munro E R Inglis A Pearce 58 B North 40 T Tuffley 58 A Phillips 54 S TaintonS 39 K Raymont 100 Tainton S Mcvey S 15 K Sutherland P Osbourne S Fleming 62 Fleming S H Birkett RUNS M Philipson 124 B House 158 L Broadfoot 85 A McIntosh T Ham 131 C Schultz BATSMAN BATSMAN C Langbroek K DavisK C Philipson 62 J Dearing S DeWever 53 J Dearing LORDS TAVERNERS RECORDS TAVERNERS LORDS L Broadfoot 83 McVey S 42 J Price R Inglis 75 Schutt M C Graham K Raymont 72 L Harris WOMENS 1ST GRADE 1ST WOMENS 38 43 91 74 79 207 155 140 355 204 232 129 156 122 140 136 149 105 205 139* RUNS RUNS 1ST 1ST 9TH 5TH 4TH 6TH 7TH 9TH 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 3RD 3RD 2ND 2ND 8TH 8TH WKT WKT 10TH 10TH 1995/6 2001/2 2004/5 1992/3 2010/1 2006/7 2004/5 1984/5 2007/8 1983/4 2007/8 1994/5 2007/8 1992/3 1995/6 2001/2 2001/2 2002/3 2006/7 2006/7 2001/2 1983/4 2006/7 2012/13 2014/15 2013/14 2017/18 2016/17 2013/14 2011/12 2014/15 SEASON SEASON SEASON K Sharma 26 J Dabbagh 20 J Noe C.WOOD 27 C.WOOD B.JONES 28 B.JONES C Langbroek A Berkman 87 B Cassells BATSMAN BATSMAN D Tracey 48 P.BRITTEN 71 L.CRONAN L.CRONAN 30 BATSMAN BATSMAN A Lloyd M Pearson 50 P Byrnes 57 Stephens M N Linde 23 D Donovan 70 T Galligan 93 FlanaganS 57 D Matheson 49 J.LANGFORD-ELY 46 E.ROSS E.ROSS L.CRONAN 29 Am Johnston M Adams 7 C.LOOPSTRA C.LOOPSTRA 58 B.JONES 63 B.JONES K Campbell BATSMAN BATSMAN A Rinehart C Wilde J McTaggett 77 J McTaggett G Napier 81 C Biggs M Reinbott 99 T Washington 64 B Dawney R Sefton R 70 Sefton A. Doyle BATSMAN BATSMAN M 68 Regazzoli SIXTH GRADE SIXTH RECORDS B Crow 32 WOMENS 2ND WOMENS GRADE BATSMAN R Blunn J Ellis 128 L Bayfield L Otago 44 L Pethereck DC Mengel 47 M Graham 84 M Chulov 23 D Cavanagh 70 L Marshall D Swords 65 W Tuffley T51 Leschke J Smith A Wigan 47 J Garforth 73 L Marshall 141 S DeWever 77 B Curran UNDER 18 RECORDS BATSMAN BATSMAN S Lorberg S S Bruce 97 83 91 83 74 85 77 72 31 24 20 112 112 132 134 138 174 196 127 201 142 116 104 189 132 111 119 146 238 160 103* RUNS RUNS RUNS 1ST 1ST 1ST 1ST 9TH 4TH 5TH 4TH 5TH 6TH 6TH 7TH 9TH 4TH 5TH 6TH 7TH 7TH 9TH 3RD 3RD 3RD 2ND 2ND 2ND 8TH 8TH 8TH WKT WKT WKT 10TH 10TH 10TH
Annual Report 2017–18 61 Club records – wickets in one season* YEAR YEAR 1973/4 1973/4 1964/5 1971/2 1982/3 1974/5 1975/6 1965/6 1966/7 1964/5 1972/3 1983/4 1983/4 1983/4 1959/60 2013/14 2013/14 2014/15 2011/12 2013/14 2010/11 2012/13 60 57 53 53 52 50 50 37 30 25 24 21 20 18 18 62 54 53 52 26 23 21 WKTS WKTS J Clarke J KS Jennings N Tunny KH Tronc J Gunn J Jonassen Clarke H THIRD GRADE THIRD NAME KS Jennings KS Jennings G Shannon D Dowling JS Morris TF Shepherdson Clarke J GRADE 1ST WOMENS S McVey A Judd Clarke H S Tainton J Gunn E Munro A Acutt R Hollindale NAME 1 4 5 8 3 6 7 2 3 5 5 8 1 2 4 5 7 9 10 11 10 10 YEAR YEAR YEAR 1967/8 1968/9 1978/9 1968/9 2008/9 2001/2 2005/6 2004/5 1997/8 1996/7 1964/5 1974/5 1967/8 1971/2 2008/9 1995/6 2000/1 2003/4 2012/3 2015/16 2013/14 1969/70 1969/70 2017/18 2013/14 2011/12 2011/12 2013/14 2017/18 2017/18 2017/18 2016/17 2013/14 68 57 52 51 35 33 33 19 18 59 58 57 53 51 50 43 38 34 34 33 31 31 20 20 19 18 17 17 17 17 27 26 51 WKTS WKTS WKTS PS Lavarack RE Kelly WT Powell PS Lavarack Wigan A G Walter M McMahon S Powell R Strang BR Jones SECOND GRADE SECOND NAME KH Tronc KH Tronc WL Zeibell D Dowling PS Lavarack GE Lamperd GRADE SIXTH NAME Gallen M S Tandon D Fraser H Catterral Wigan A D Matheson Biggs N TAVERNERS LORDS NAME SD Powell S Rodwell C McNeven W Sanders B Ivers D Cranitch W Sanders JR Turner M Ryan M A Wigan A 1 4 7 8 4 7 7 5 7 9 1 2 2 3 4 6 8 1 2 3 5 5 7 3 3 6 7 9 9 9 10 10 10 YEAR YEAR 1914/5 1968/9 1968/9 1973/4 1981/2 1982/3 1985/6 2001/2 1997/8 1998/9 1937/8 1956/7 1971/2 1914/5 1972/3 1943/4 1940/1 1961/2 1981/2 1985/6 2005/6 1983/4 1991/2 1997/8 1983/4 2000/1 2001/2 2002/3 1999/00 1999/00 1999/00 1999/00 YEAR 66 60 54 52 57 46 41 25 23 65 62 57 56 54 52 52 52 59 50 47 46 41 40 39 28 27 24 23 22 20 22 30 WKTS WKTS WKTS AJ Marsden Little DM OJ Morgan DL Ellis I Lowe Cameron A Jolly R T Washington C Warner FIRST GRADE FIRST NAME GovanJ KC Duffy DL Ellis JH Baxter DL Ellis McMahon VG ERH Wyeth W Kitching GRADE FIFTH NAME Jolly M Cameron A D Anderson R Wrathall D Gold P Smerdon Cameron A UNDER 18 C McEvoy G Damm BR Jones Ryan M R Waddell BR Jones T Wheller NAME L Rule 1 4 7 9 2 5 7 4 6 2 3 5 6 8 1 3 4 5 7 9 2 3 5 6 8 8 1 10 10 10 10 10 1ST 1ST 4TH 4TH 4TH 4TH 4TH 4TH 4TH 2ND GRADE YEAR YEAR YEAR 1963/4 1964/5 1967/8 1957/8 1963/4 1964/5 1955/6 1954/5 1982/3 1984/5 1985/6 1956/7 1976/7 1965/6 1966/7 1913/4 1937/8 1974/5 1976/7 1965/6 1966/7 1957/8 1978/9 2006/7 1985/6 2004/5 1982/3 1984/5 2014/15 2011/12 79 69 67 67 66 65 79 69 67 67 66 60 32 26 21 19 18 80 67 66 66 80 67 66 62 58 25 19 44 34 WKTS WKTS WKTS ALL GRADES ALL NAME Maule GJ BWJ Humphrys JS Morris JS Morris AJ Marsden GovanJ GRADE FOURTH NAME Maule GJ BWJ Humphrys JS Morris JS Morris Maule GJ A Yeates 2ND WOMENS GRADE NAME L Pethereck C Chard Al Johnston J Munro A Fisher JS Morris JS Morris PS Lavarack WEP Harris JS Morris JS Morris WEP Harris RN Leeson C Chard EllisJ R Scott L Otago C Chard 1 2 3 4 4 4 7 7 7 1 2 3 4 4 4 7 7 9 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 3 10 10 10 *In one grade
62 University of Queensland Cricket Club Club records – dismissals in one season* YEAR YEAR 1966/7 1973/4 1983/4 1997/8 2004/5 1968/9 1971/2 2008/9 1964/5 1974/5 2013/14 2009/10 2014/15 2010/11 1969/70 2011/12 2011/12 2013/14 2012/13 2017/18 2011/12 2011/12 20 40 17 37 15 32 13 30 13 30 12 30 12 29 11 28 10 27 10 10 26 26 DIS DIS THIRD GRADE THIRD NAME 1STWOMENS GRADE NAME L Harris L Broekman L Harris M Thomsett S Duncan B Ward B K RaymontK RG Edwards RG K WhiteK DL Schweitzer H Clarke T Jenkins L Shipp A Swanwick H Clarke RG Edwards RG S Duncan G Myers S Duncan Hollindale R C Brew G Richardson 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 6 4 6 7 8 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 YEAR YEAR YEAR 2006/7 1968/9 2001/2 1997/8 2004/5 1974/5 1997/8 2008/9 1983/4 1994/5 1973/4 1973/4 2008/9 1968/9 1991/2 2017/18 2011/12 1989/90 2016/17 2014/15 2013/14 2012/13 2012/13 1999/00 1999/00 2013/14 2012/13 2013/14 33 30 43 28 24 42 19 21 42 18 20 39 15 19 34 15 16 33 14 15 32 15 32 14 32 14 14 31 DIS DIS DIS SECOND GRADE GRADE SIXTH NAME UNDER 18 NAME NAME MR FryMR M Regazzoli BD Maranta D Swords J Volling AM Walduck B GregoryB T Andersen R Brown C Matthews J Volling JM CreaghJM B North J Volling J Cutting M Ryan M Graham J HendersonJ S Harris D Mengel P Dodd P A Hickson BD Maranta B Howell RCS Manning J Klaassen J Klaassen MG Thornton 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 2 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 6 6 7 7 7 8 7 8 7 8 8 10 YEAR YEAR YEAR 2001/2 1982/3 1964/5 2004/5 1973/4 1997/8 1985/6 1963/4 2008/9 1972/3 2005/6 1981/2 1981/2 2000/1 1997/8 1986/7 1996/7 1994/5 1968/9 2003/4 1971/2 2004/5 2006/7 1976/7 1992/3 1998/9 2017/18 1999/00 2016/17 2009/10 1999/00 2016/17 17 17 35 43 16 35 41 15 27 40 12 26 39 11 22 37 10 21 34 10 18 33 10 19 31 10 10 17 31 17 31 31 DIS DIS DIS FIRST GRADE GRADE FIFTH NAME NAME B Barnes L McBrien NAME R EdwardsR LD Cooper D Crowley G Brown LD Cooper C Hartley R EdwardsR LD Cooper H Walker H A Martin LD Cooper T Gordon R EdwardsR P Timms P B Barnes C Smerdon I Elks S Philipson G Buckle LD Cooper C Matthews M Graham BD Maranta S Bardolia J Ivers B North LD Cooper O Mower O WA Seccombe LORDS TAVERNERS LORDS WA Seccombe 1 2 1 1 3 1 2 4 3 3 5 4 4 6 5 5 7 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 7 7 9 8 9 8 8 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd 3rd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd GRADE YEAR YEAR YEAR 1964/5 1983/4 1974/5 1968/9 1983/4 1975/6 1983/4 1972/3 2014/5 1983/4 2007/8 1973/4 1984/5 2006/7 1963/4 1984/5 1998/9 2006/7 1970/1 1972/3 1965/6 1974/5 1965/6 1981/2 1966/7 2014/15 1999/00 1989/90 2009/10 2012/13 2014/15 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 43 12 36 35 43 32 42 30 42 30 41 28 40 27 40 26 39 25 39 25 37 37 DIS DIS DIS ALL GRADES ALL GRADE FOURTH WOMENS 2ND GRADE NAME NAME NAME LD Cooper C Langbroek R Boyd S Hartland B Kehoe B BD Maranta S Hartland B Kehoe B AM Walduck S Bruce B Kehoe B R Brown L Otago A Martin LD Cooper S Bruce A Martin LD Cooper M Lester G Atthow L Broekman L Pethereck A Swanwick LD Cooper J Smith J Al Johnston Al D Cronin JM CreaghJM B Kehoe B P Timms P M Thomsett 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 5 4 6 6 4 7 7 4 8 8 4 4 9 8 8 8 10 *In one grade
Annual Report 2017–18 63 Club records – leading performers*
BATTING BOWLING WKT KEEPING/CATCHING (3000 RUNS) (200 WICKETS) NAME RUNS NAME WKTS NAME CAT STP DIS 1 DC Mengel 10649 1 JS Morris 794 1 LD Cooper 390 98 488 2 DC Biggs 7816 2 JWL Hansen 562 2 RG Edwards 318 69 387 3 RD Grice 7704 3 AC Battersby 559 3 BD Maranta 266 64 330 4 WH Buckle 7584 4 KH Tronc 460 4 B Kehoe 292 19 311 5 GJ Moore 6633 5 WT Powell 442 5 MR Fry 277 9 286 6 J Foster 6475 6 M Gallen 420 5 WA Seccombe 235 27 262 7 BA Courtice 6372 7 DM Little 415 7 IA Elks 244 18 262 8 MA Philipson 6144 8 KS Jennings 413 8 FR Crane* 185 0 185 9 CA Philipson 5665 9 RE Kelly 396 8 SJ Farrell 177 8 185 10 ML Love 5494 10 PG Burman 381 10 A Martin 158 10 168 11 GM Teys 5448 11 PS Lavarack 360 11 J Cutting 155 11 166 12 NJ Reardon 5380 12 M Brew 359 12 RP Johnston 158 5 163 13 WT Powell 5233 12 TF Shepherdson 354 13 AM Walduck 135 2 137 14 TBI Crommelin 5009 14 BW Rubb 350 * not as wicket-keeper 15 VG Honour 4870 15 T Wheller 348 16 RW Mihell 4858 16 DC Mengel 344 17 RG Edwards 4680 17 MA Shackel 340 18 RN Traves 4614 18 ERH Wyeth 329 19 SJ Farrell 4507 19 J Clarke 325 20 FR Crane 4395 20 SA Walter 312 21 IA Elks 4354 21 A Yeates 298 22 RJ Lees 4322 21 P Catsoulis 298 23 MJ Bowers 4288 23 BP Boardman 292 24 BJ Davis 4109 24 JR Holliday 291 25 LS Stevens 4062 25 MP Cox 288 26 DE O'Sullivan 4003 26 KC Duffy 286 27 TR Veivers 3975 27 WEP Harris 284 28 TJ Tuffley 3955 27 E Payne 284 29 MJ Watter 3841 27 G Shannon 284 29 AE deN Rogers 3799 30 FR Crane 277 31 MRD Brundle 3799 31 DL Ellis 275 32 HI Harris 3782 31 L Chapman 275 33 BD Maranta 3749 33 EAN Wenck 264 34 M Marabini 3654 34 M Adams 262 35 NA Meadows 3609 35 JA Fardoulys 259 36 C Jones 3579 35 G MacDonald 259 37 PJ O'Neill 3563 35 BWJ Humphrys 259 38 BW Logue 3556 38 P Jenkins 257 39 C Brew 3533 39 GJ Rosbrook 254 40 A McNee 3531 40 GM Teys 252 41 JR Turner 3521 41 C Slaughter 249 42 CAR Coles 3471 42 D Dowling 247 43 MG Thornton 3433 42 P Martin 247 44 G Atthow 3396 44 DC Biggs 246 45 B Keogh 3381 45 TR Veivers 241 46 AM Walduck 3364 46 GJ Maule 233 47 JP Biggs 3353 46 JM Buchanan 233 48 A Doyle 3331 46 WB Tuffley 233 49 RK Hale 3340 49 VG McMahon 230 50 DJ Grogan 3327 50 W Kitching 228 51 MR Ellison 3270 51 D Chakravorty 227 52 GI Foley 3263 52 MS Kasprowicz 226 53 PR Mackintosh 3250 53 NJ Dever 219 54 PL Davis 3232 53 C McNamara 219 55 C Slaughter 3224 55 RN Leeson 217 56 C Mclauchlan 3161 56 D Collings 206 57 DC Fleming 3129 58 JC Moore 3081 59 RP Johnston 3064 60 C Mack 3062 61 CJ Boyd 3060 62 WA Seccombe 3050 *In all grades 63 WB Tuffley 3007
64 University of Queensland Cricket Club 1st Grade player numbers – 1912–2018
FIRST GRADE PLAYER NUMBERS 1912‐2013
No Player Seasons No Player Seasons No Player Seasons 1 A.R. Brookes 1912-13 71 J. Sueyek 1920-21 141 H.S. Dean 1929-30 2 W.J. Reinhold 1912-20 72 D. Fowles 1920-21 142 E.F.H. Cafferky 1929-33 3 F.C.Thompson 1912-25 73 V.E.G. Harris 1920-21 143 B.P. Mahoney 1929-41 4 J.A. Robinson 1912-24 74 F.S. Marshall 1920-23 144 R.N.H. Michod 1929-33 5 J.F. Neilson 1912-20 75 N. Spark 1920-21 145 I.L.B. Henderson 1929-30 6 A.J. Marsden 1912-23 76 G.A Fisher 1920-21 146 D.K. Mossop 1929-36 7 G.W. Hargreaves 1912-14 77 W.G. Henderson 1920-23 147 A.J.G. Nicholson 1929-31 8 W.J. Meyer 1912-14 78 J.F Lynam 1920-21 148 H.T. Priestley 1929-30 9 J.H. Baxter 1912-19 79 C.W.H. Bingham 1920-23 149 J.R. Penny 1930-31 10 W. Gates 1912-13 80 F.H.S. Roberts 1921-22 150 K.H. Hooper 1930-31 11 J.P. Tivey 1912-13 81 R.L. Hertzberg 1922-26 151 T.H. Strong 1930-33 12 J.N. Radcliffe 1912-24 82 R.W. Mellor 1922-25 152 D.S. Maxwell 1930-32 13 E.M. Baker (Rev) 1912-19 83 B.T. Mayes 1922-23 153 J.H. Morrow 1930-34 14 H.W. Rahmann 1912-26 84 R.S. Philp 1922-23 154 O.J. Bell 1930-35 15 A.B. Powe 1912-14 85 N St C Harvey 1922-23 155 C. Viertel 1931-32 16 D. Murray 1912-14 86 F.C. Bosworth 1922-24 156 D.E. Edwards 1931-32 17 B.H. Molesworth 1912-13 87 K.B. Fraser 1918-23 157 B.B. Barrack 1931-35 18 H.G. Fletcher 1912-13 88 Leslie 1922-23 158 B.R. Martin 1931-33 19 L.H. Foote 1912-23 89 H. McCulloch 1922-23 159 R.M. Hubbard 1931-40 20 R.S. Irving 1912-13 90 E.B. Freeman 1922-23 160 J.J. Mahoney 1931-50 21 J.L. Foran 1912-13 91 W.A. Lewis 1922-23 161 V.G. Honour 1932-49 22 A.C.V. Melbourne 1913-14 92 K.J. Ward 1922-23 162 W.C. Alexander 1932-37 23 L.W. Gall 1913-20 93 W.G. Rankin 1923-25 163 W.A. Mahoney 1932-35 24 A.E. Harper 1913-15 94 G.H. McCaughey 1923-24 164 J. Portley 1932-33 25 E. Francis 1913-22 95 R. Mills 1923-24 165 G.C.H. Hogg 1932-36 26 A.L. McIntyre 1913-20 96 H.P.G Fien 1923-24 166 A.O. Baldwin 1933-35 27 E.J.D. Stanley 1913-20 97 A.B. Stark 1923-24 167 H.W.W. Shand 1933-37 28 A.J. Franklin 1913-14 98 M. Biggs 1923-31 168 H.K. Thomsett 1933-39 29 M.D. Graham 1913-26 99 W. A. MacDougall 1924-31 169 R.D. Chester 1933-35 30 J.R. Lendrum 1913-26 100 F.J. Walsh 1924-26 170 J.P. Fihelly 1933-37 31 R.A. Percy 1914-21 101 L. Brown 1924-25 171 J.W. Evans 1933-34 32 S. Francis 1914-24 102 A.P. Muir 1924-27 172 W.J.S. Sloan 1933-34 33 V.G. Brown 1914-15 103 J.S.Rowe 1924-25 173 P.L. Dixon 1933-46 34 R.G. Quinn 1914-15 104 G. Seaman 1924-29 174 T.P. Hempenstall 1934-37 35 A.F. Paton 1914-15 105 C. E. Kerr 1924-30 175 A Moore 1934-35 36 G.J. Penny 1914-15 106 G. F.Cardno 1924-27 176 P.R. Howard 1934-38 37 V.D.M.P.McCarthy 1914-19 107 E.E. White 1924-25 177 D.C. Williams 1934-35 38 J.D.Fryer 1914-22 108 B. Hill 1925-26 178 J.J. Murphy 1934-35 39 CRH Macdonnell 1919-30 109 M. White 1925-26 179 P.T. Barry 1934-35 40 R.G.T. Lanskey 1919 110 J.S.D. Edwards 1925-26 180 J.C.A. Pizzey 1934-35 41 W.F. Kenny 1919 111 J.C.F. Lahey 1925-26 181 T.J.N. Foley 1935-37 42 F.J. Cory 1919 112 J. H. Lavery 1925-26 182 E.J. Carlson 1935-45 43 W. F.Atthow 1919-20 113 K.N.S. Hall 1925-30 183 K.J. Barry 1935-38 44 J.E. Biggs 1919-37 114 J.T. Wilson 1925-26 184 C.M. Turbayne 1935-39 45 . Hefferan 1919 115 A.H. Tait 1925-26 185 C.C. Loxton 1936-46 46 . Morehead 1919 116 C. Ellis 1925-26 186 B.V. Heath 1936-37 47 J.A.T. Horsley 1919 117 L. Ballantine 1925-26 187 B.L. Poole 1936-41 48 A.R. Fraser 1919-21 118 J.A. Hunt 1925-27 188 B. Schmidt 1936-39 49 G.C. Morrissey 1919-20 119 J.C. Mahoney 1925-28 189 C.D. Alcorn 1936-40 50 L.G. Pardoe 1919 120 J. Irwin 1926-28 190 R. Roe 1937-38 51 H.R. Kent 1919 121 J.H. Buckle 1926-28 191 J. Govan 1937-39 52 R.P. Barbour 1919-21 122 L.E.S. Hockings 1926-28 192 O.N. Lloyd 1937-43 53 C.R. Boyce 1919-26 123 R.W. Allan 1926-30 193 R.L Quinn 1937-50 54 V. Grenning 1919-25 124 J. Craig 1926-27 194 N.L. Hall 1937-38 55 R.W.J. Thompson 1919 125 M. Hanger 1926-30 195 J.C. Alexander 1937-40 56 T.J. Bale 1919-38 126 M.C. Mayes 1926-29 196 A.J.Schindler 1937-39 57 J. McLean 1919-20 127 C. Barber 1926-27 197 K.W. Brown 1937-44 58 . Houghton 1919-20 128 H.N.M Yeates 1926-32 198 G. Corones 1937-40 59 A. McCulloch 1919-25 129 L.L.S. Barr 1927-29 199 W. Prentice 1938-39 60 M.J.D. McKeon 1919-20 130 F.E. Bright 1927-29 200 E.G. Broad 1938-46 61 T. Lawton 1919-20 131 W.F. Nixon-Smith 1927-32 201 V.M. Mylne 1938-39 62 F.C. Bennett 1919-30 132 J. Parnell 1927-29 202 A.D. Duffy 1938-39 63 J. Hooper 1919-20 133 A.B. Chater 1928-33 203 J. Francis 1939-40 64 E.J. McGuinness 1919-20 134 J. M. Philp 1928-30 204 J.L. Hoare 1939-48 65 W.C. Browne 1919-22 135 C. Muir 1928-29 205 A.C Estwick 1939-47 66 A.D.A. Mayes 1920-21 136 J. White 1928-29 206 D.F. Cumming 1939-40 67 C.S. Hooper 1920-22 137 E.R.H. Wyeth 1928-45 207 R.S Hopkins 1939-43 68 George 1920-21 138 A.H. Murray 1928-32 208 E. Emmanuel 1939-40 69 J.E. King 1920-21 139 J. M. Yeates 1928-29 209 R.H. Matthews 1939-41 70 H.E. Roberts 1920-21 140 E.L. Johnson 1929-39 210 M.G. Cooke 1940-44
Annual Report 2017–18 65 1st Grade player numbers – 1912–2018
No Player Seasons No Player Seasons No Player Seasons 211 V.G. McMahon 1940-47 281 G.B. Bayard 1948-50 351 R.E. Kelly 1959-61 212 C.E. Elliott 1940-47 282 D. G. Aitken 1948-49 352 W Bonner 1960-61 213 H.A. Price 1941-46 283 J. Nicholson 1948-49 353 D.J. Hale 1960-65 214 R.S Gynther 1941-45 284 P.G. Cooke 1949-50 354 W. Kitching 1960-69 215 J.G. Willis 1941-42 285 C.V. Petersen 1949-52 355 G.E. Duhs 1960-61 216 N.T. McMahon 1941-44 286 P. Lawton 1949-50 356 P.J. Gray 1960-62 217 J. Honour 1941-42 287 A.R. Doherty 1949-51 357 R.P. Johnston 1960-63 218 J.F. Ross 1942-49 288 R. Batchelor 1949-50 358 A.J. O'Loan 1960-66 219 N.H.V. Hoyling 1942-49 289 G.J. Maule 1949-51 359 F.L. Bennett 1960-61 220 W.A. McClintock 1942-43 290 A.G. Smith 1949-50 360 G.S. McNee 1961-64 221 M.L. Conroy 1942-55 291 B. O'Callaghan 1949-56 361 F.R Crane 1961-79 222 B.W.Taylor 1942-52 292 D.G. Esler 1950-51 362 I.L.J. Drynan 1961-62 223 F. Smith 1942-43 293 J.M. Letchford 1950-53 363 T.H. Palethorpe 1961-62 224 R McCowan 1942-43 294 C.P. Low 1950-51 364 W.H. Buckle 1962-81 225 A. Dalzell 1942-43 295 J.C. McCallum 1950-51 365 B Entsch 1962-67 226 N.M. Hunter 1942-43 296 W.M. Steel 1951-52 366 R.J.P. Marks 1962-63 227 K. Martin 1942-43 297 N.C.Tallis 1950-55 367 G. M. Bizzell 1963-65 228 N. Farinelli 1942-43 298 A.R. Duncan 1950-54 368 D.J. Hewett 1963-64 229 L. Comino 1942-43 299 G. O'Leary 1950-52 369 M.D. McNee 1963-68 230 B R Moore 1942-44 300 J. Neil 1950-55 370 W.T. Powell 1963-78 231 A. Weaver 1943-44 301 H.I. Harris 1950-57 371 H.L. Stack 1963-68 232 K.F. G. Wilson 1943-50 302 E.K.Carrigan 1951-53 372 K.J. Down 1963-64 233 E.L. Dunn 1943-45 303 A. A. Seawright 1951-52 373 R.D. Broadfoot 1963-69 234 C.D Cullen 1943-44 304 F. F. O'Driscoll 1951-55 374 H Bofinger 1963-64 235 J.J. Sullivan 1943-46 305 L.G. Lukin 1951-55 375 D.M. Little 1964-75 236 P.R. Beavis 1943-44 306 C.G. Hoey 1951-52 376 D.A. Taylor 1964-70 237 J. Lullwan 1943-44 307 D.E. O'Sullivan 1951-62 377 J. E. Evans 1965-66 238 L. J. Byrne 1943-44 308 D.J. Stalley 1951-52 378 A. J. Corcoran 1965-66 239 K.A. Archer 1943-53 309 D.C. Mengel 1951-74 379 B.D. Maranta 1965-72 240 C.J. Windsor 1943-46 310 R.A. Peirce 1952-58 380 K. H. Tronc 1965-67 241 J.A. Albrey 1943-47 311 K.C. Duffy 1952-59 381 G. T. Wood 1965-74 242 K. Reye 1943-45 312 B.N. Auld 1952-53 382 J. C. O'Neill 1965-69 243 L.R. Woolf 1943-45 313 G.R. Hills 1952-53 383 D. C. Graham 1965-66 A. E. de N. 244 S J L Gomm 1943-44 314 W.R.Taggart 1952-53 384 Rogers 1965-66 245 P. Byrne 1943-45 315 C. Jones 1952-55 385 O.J. Morgan 1966-71 246 J.L. Forster 1944-45 316 P.C. Hagan 1952-54 386 T Connor 1966-67 247 H C Giese 1944-45 317 D J O'Shea 1953-55 387 B. A. Richardson 1966-67 248 C.J. Charlsworth 1944-45 318 D.L Strachan 1953-59 388 D J M Kearney 1966-69 249 J.H. Steel 1944-52 319 E.L. Wright 1953-55 389 R W Brown 1966-67 250 H.L. Higginson 1944-45 320 T.R.Cory 1954-59 390 J. R. Cotterell 1966-67 251 T.A. Bulmer 1944-50 321 K.L Breusch 1954-55 391 W.C. Reed 1967-72 252 D.B. Given 1944-50 322 A.D. Morwood 1954-58 392 K.J. McSweeney 1967-68 253 G. Unkenstein 1944-45 323 S.R.Johnston 1954-55 393 P.S. Lavarack 1967-68 254 B J Scanlan 1944-45 324 J.S. Morris 1954-55 394 T.B.I. Crommelin 1968-82 255 A. Kelly 1944-45 325 P.J.J. Callinan 1955-56 395 P.E. Ledger 1968-69 256 A.R. Tickle 1944-55 326 K.D. Lakeland 1955-57 396 R.C.S. Manning 1968-70 257 R. Court 1944-45 327 R.D. Grice 1955-73 397 J.E. Jamieson 1968-71 258 A.S. Given 1945-47 328 T.R. Veivers 1955-75 398 L.J. Barney 1969-76 259 R. Wilkinson 1945-46 329 I.D.Callinan 1955-63 399 R.J. Lees 1969-78 260 B.L.T. Walker 1945-46 330 R.W. Mihell 1955-66 400 R.D. Jackson 1969-73 261 N.W. Rattle 1945-58 331 B.D. Partridge 1955-57 401 I.B. Masters 1970-80 262 R.F. Drake 1945-46 332 L.D. Cooper 1955-77 402 S.N. Ledger 1970-76 263 I.E. Clarke 1945-47 333 R.F. Greenhill 1956-62 403 J.M. Buchanan 1971-84 264 P. Catsoulis 1945-55 334 R.N. Leeson 1956-58 404 W.J. Greinke 1971-79 265 E.W Wagner 1946-47 335 J.P. Biggs 1956-59 405 R.J. Begg 1971-72 266 M.W Miles 1946-55 336 R.G. Edwards 1956-60 406 W.L. Ziebell 1971-78 267 D.R Feez 1946-49 337 D. Moo 1957-58 407 D.L.Ellis 1971-78 268 G. O'Brien 1946-48 338 P.P. Finnimore 1957-64 408 G.E. Lamperd 1971-72 269 L.H. Batten 1947-50 339 D.A.K. McNee 1957-64 409 B. L. McIntyre 1971-72 270 W.E.P Harris 1947-52 340 S.A. Scholfield 1957-58 410 A. Hill 1971-72 271 T.J.Corcoran 1947-57 341 R G Henzell 1958-65 411 I.S. Howell 1972-73 272 M. Robertson 1947-50 342 P C Nash 1958-59 412 P. K. Frame 1972-77 273 C.W. Trouton 1947-49 343 J C Moore 1958-59 413 J. M. Creagh 1972-73 274 C.B. Venton 1947-49 344 P J O'Neill 1958-70 414 W.P.E. Wanka 1972-74 275 M.F. Corder 1948-52 345 S M McDonnell 1958-61 415 A D Ogilvie 1973-81 276 R.L. Franklin 1948-49 346 E A. N Wenck 1958-61 416 A J Byron 1973-75 277 G. Anderson 1948-49 347 T.G. Stewart 1959-66 417 L C Mierzwa 1973-80 278 A. C. McQuillan 1948-50 348 J. F. Curnow 1959-61 418 R E Dowe 1973-75 279 M E Williams 1948-49 349 R.G. Nicol 1959-60 419 B Fisher 1973-74 280 M.L. Hansen 1948-59 350 G.S. Petersen 1959-60 420 R C Hooten 1974-78
66 University of Queensland Cricket Club
1st Grade player numbers – 1912–2018
No, Player Seasons No, Player Seasons No, Player Seasons 421 JB Anning 1974-80 484 WS Hawthorne 1985-86 547 J Anderson 1998-99
422 IE Yeo 1975-80 485 PRM Herring 1986-99 548 CD Hartley 1998-17
423 ME Kleimeyer 1976-79 486 D Oakley 1986-87 549 GT Beard 1998-02
424 GJ Porter 1976-77 487 MJ Bowers 1986-92 550 J Edwards 1998-99
425 PR Bell 1977-79 488 JR Kennedy 1987-88 551 CA Torrisi 1999-06
426 BW Rubb 1977-85 489 S Stuckey 1987-88 552 PJ Buttrum 1999-03
427 BJ Kelly 1977-83 490 PCR Tufnell 1987-88 553 SB Connor 1999-00
428 JL Steward 1977-79 491 RRM Herring 1987-90 554 CA Philipson 1999-13
429 BWJ Humphrys 1977-78 492 PL Davis 1987-90 555 RK Atkinson 1999-02
430 RC Holloway 1977-78 493 JA Eales 1988-89 556 NJ Dever 2000-05
431 TG Edmonson 1977-78 494 MP Homan 1988-94 557 MR Ellison 2000-06
432 WP Ledger 1977-89 495 PJ Irving 1988-89 558 DL Schweitzer 2000-03
433 N Henry 1978-80 496 BN Quinn 1988-89 559 C Auty 2000-01
434 BNJ Oxenford 1978-79 497 AR Forbes 1988-89 560 A Rush 2001-04
435 JA Fardoulys 1978-79 498 SA Muller 1988-90 561 JR Turner 2001-13
436 D Haussman 1978-79 499 WA Seccombe 1989-05 562 A Cavanough 2001-04
437 B Abernathy 1978-84 500 MJ Hankinson 1989-92 563 A Griffen 2001-02
438 PG Lucas 1978-82 501 MS Kasprowicz 1989-08 564 S Cash 2001-03
439 R Johnston 1978-79 502 CG White 1989-92 565 DM Betts 2002-08
440 P Willmot 1978-80 503 PL Taylor 1990-92 566 SJ O'Leary 2002-08
441 P Timms 1979-82 504 TL Garde 1990-98 567 MW Creed 2002-03
441 RN Traves 1979-94 505 AM Walduck 1990-98 568 NJ Reardon 2002 -17
443 DJ Lillie 1979-86 506 SL Flegler 1990-95 569 TA Rafton 2003-04
444 KC Wessels 1979-80 507 TO'Brien 1990-91 570 PG Burman 2003-11
445 PW Skippen 1979-80 508 MA Shackel 1990-02 571 L Marshall 2003-04
446 HM Bingham 1979-80 509 TD Higgins 1990-92 572 MJ Marshall 2003-04
447 RH Buchholz 1979-80 510 RAD Bathgate 1990-91 573 JC Crane 2003-07
448 R Raj 1979-83 511 TJ Reddacliff 1991-93 574 DJ Maroske 2003-04
449 DJ Grogan 1980-90 512 TC Jones 1991-92 575 CAR Coles 2003-04
450 DJ Savage 1980-81 513 RI Faulconbridge 1991-92 576 MA Philipson 2003-
451 DR O'Rourke 1980-81 514 ML Love 1991-09 577 JM Langford-Ely 2004-05
452 IA Greig 1980-86 515 GI Foley 1992-01 578 MGD Turich 2004-05
453 GW Manteit 1980-84 516 PW Jackson 1992-00 579 TA Hampson 2004-05
454 GI Keating 1980-89 517 AK Lossberg 1992-98 580 GI Skennar 2004-10
455 JFC Loxton 1980-82 518 AJ Bragg 1992-96 581 GL Brophy 2004-05
456 BA Courtice 1981-98 519 MG Thornton 1992-02 582 SD Powell 2004-05
457 JM Maguire 1981-82 520 AWR Moore 1992-94 583 MRD Brundle 2005-14
458 L Nash 1981-82 521 DC Fleming 1992-93 584 PM Shepherd 2005-06
459 SA Carty 1981-93 522 RJ O'Connell 1993-99 585 NA Meadows 2005-07
460 DG Mullins 1982-88 523 S Davis 1993-94 586 SJ Hunt 2005-07
461 IA Elks 1982-99 524 BJ Murphy 1993-94 587 MJ Buchanan 2006-10
462 GDJ Smith 1982-83 525 BP Boardman 1993-03 588 SH Walter 2006-
463 PS Veivers 1982-84 526 ME Robinson 1994-97 589 BR Jones 2006-
464 L Forbes 1982-84 527 CJ Moore 1994-95 590 GM Teys 2007-08
465 EJ Rasmussen 1982-84 528 SAC Thomas 1994-96 591 MJ Wenzel 2007-08
466 D Lowe 1982-83 529 SJ Womersley 1994-95 592 CM Loopstra 2007-08
467 DC Biggs 1983-98 530 RS Sheppard 1994-97 593 SM Blood 2007-09
468 CA Courtney 1983-84 531 MJ Watter 1996-97 594 MR Fry 2008-
469 GA Dickman 1983-87 532 JWL Hansen 1995-96 595 JR Holliday 2008-17
470 AJ Brandon 1983-86 533 JT Ryan 1995-97 596 JE Fenwick 2008-09
471 GJ Rosbrook 1983-89 534 RJ McInnes 1996-99 597 BW Logue 2008-
472 SM Partridge 1983-85 535 RK Hale 1996-04 598 ND Buchanan 2009-
473 SF Remedios 1983-91 536 PC Tucker 1996-97 599 KJ Nissen 2009-11
474 PF Teys 1984-85 537 GAC Estwick 1996-97 600 TJ Tuffley 2009-
475 GM Hayden 1984-85 538 LS Stevens 1996-15 601 DW Reeves 2009-10
476 AS Moller 1984-86 539 CJ Boyd 1996-08 602 HJW Gardiner 2009-14
477 MA S Stoodley 1984-85 540 PR Mackintosh 1997-00 603 MA Chambers 2009-10
478 PJT Goggin 1985-89 541 TP Maher 1997-99 604 PM Clarke 2010-
479 FM Francke 1985-87 542 AM Carnell 1997-01 605 MC Lacey 2010-
480 D Mills 1985-87 543 A McIntosh 1997-98 606 A Bhat 2010-
481 SN Keddy 1985-86 544 T Stallman 1997-98 607 WB Tuffley 2010-
482 CW Scott 1985-88 545 SJ Farrell 1998-2012 608 SC Meaker 2010-11
483 RGB Porter 1985-91 546 TM McGrath 1998-99 609 ES Ryan 2010-
Annual Report 2017–18 67 1st Grade player numbers – 1912–2018
No, Player Seasons 610 BJ Davis 2010-
611 PJ Forrest 2011-
612 MA Vickery 2011-
613 B Turner 2011-
614 JMS Brundle 2011-
615 AJ Michael 2012-
616 MP Cox 2012-
617 AD Harmer 2012-
618 DP Michael 2013-
619 J Coetzee 2013-
620 JA Carty 2014-
621 J Ryan 2014-
622 DM Endersby 2014-
623 DR.Hill 2014-
624 DM Beatty 2014-
625 SO Henry 2015-
626 JR Chinn 2015-
627 TM Carty 2015-
628 D D’Roza 2017-
629 S Moyle 2017-
630 N Sale 2017-
631 M Clayton 2017-
632 S McDonald 2017-
633 HA Walker 2017-
68 University of Queensland Cricket Club
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND CRICKET CLUB ABN 80 239 943 066
FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018 UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND CRICKET CLUB ABN 80 239 943 066
CONTENTS
Page No.
Committee's Report 2
Detailed Profit and Loss Statement 3
Statement of Financial Position 5
Notes to the Financial Statements 6
Statement by Members of the Committee 11
UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND CRICKET CLUB ABN 80 239 943 066
COMMITTEE'S REPORT
Your committee members submit the financial report of University Of Queensland Cricket Club for the financial year ended 30 June 2018.
Committee Members The names of the committee members in office at anytime during or since the end of the year are:
Geoff Teys (President) Dugie Hill (Secretary) (appointed 1 September 2017) William Tuffley (Treasurer) Brendan Logue (Committee Member) Matt Adams (Committee Member) (appointed 1 September 2017) Elliott Ryan (Committee Member) James Holliday (Secretary) (Retired 1 September 2017) Chloe Longbroek (Committee Member) (Retired 1 September 2017)
Principal Activities The principal activities of the association during the financial year were:
To foster, promote, increase participation rates and devleop the game of cricket within the University of Queensland and the surrounding precincts.
Significant Changes No significant change in the association's state of affairs that occurred during the financial year, other than those referred to elsewhere in this report.
Operating Result The loss after providing for income tax amounted to $18,317.
Related party transactions No committee member has received or become entitled to receive, during or since the end of financial year, a benefit because of a contract made by the incorporated association or a related body corporate with the committee member, a firm of which a committee member is a member or anentityinwhicha committee member has a substantial financial interest.
Signed in accordance with a resolution of the members of the committee:
______Geoff Teys (President)
Dated:
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PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018
Note 2018 2017 $$ INCOME Function Revenue 31,596 19,796 Registration & Membership Fees 2 107,099 104,557 Sponsorship Revenue 29,000 29,750 Coaching Income 3 55,859 60,937 Interest Received 4,872 5,521 Grants Received 119,956 96,513 Donations - 170 Hire Of Facilities/Fields 318 - Gross profit (loss) from trading 4 (11,423) (26,967) 337,277 290,277
LESS EXPENDITURE Accountancy Fees 4,395 3,676 Administration Costs 5,886 22,812 Auditors' Remuneration 2,430 1,776 Bank Charges 691 696 Capital Purchases, Improvements & Repairs 35,043 298 Coaching Expenses 5 81,101 120,629 Donations & Gifts 114 1,265 Entertainment, Meeting & Travel (Individual) Expenses (652) 9,107 Equipment 6 18,838 38,853 Functions Expenses 30,318 22,634 Grounds, Umpires & Scorers 7 15,268 14,650 Insurance 1,786 1,700 Marketing & Promotion 9,835 3,663 Permits, Licences & Registrations 7,887 1,879 Printing, Postage & Stationary 527 500 Redevelopment Expenses 2,000 25,200 Superannuation contributions 8,469 - Trophies & Photos 8 3,249 2,959 UQ Sport Fees 9,091 9,091 Wages 116,808 - Website Expenses 2,510 507 355,594 281,895 (18,317) 8,382
NET OPERATING PROFIT (LOSS) (18,317) 8,382
The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.
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PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018
Note 2018 2017 $$ Retained Profits at the beginning of the financial year 446,677 438,295 TOTAL AVAILABLE FOR APPROPRIATION 428,361 446,677 RETAINED PROFITS AT THE END OF THE FINANCIAL YEAR 428,361 446,677
The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 30 JUNE 2018
Note 2018 2017 $$ ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS Cash on hand 9 431,852 397,468 Accounts receivable and other debtors 10 6,510 58,167 Inventories on hand 11 11,663 3,200 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 450,025 458,835
TOTAL ASSETS 450,025 458,835
LIABILITIES CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable and other payables 12 21,664 12,158 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 21,664 12,158 TOTAL LIABILITIES 21,664 12,158 NET ASSETS 428,361 446,677
MEMBERS' FUNDS Retained earnings 428,361 446,677 TOTAL MEMBERS' FUNDS 428,361 446,677
The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018 1 Summary of Significant Accounting Policies The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity on the basis that, in the opinion of the committee, there are unlikely to exist users of the financial report who are unable to command the preparation of reports tailored so as to satisfy, specifically, all of their information needs. Accordingly, this financial report is a special purpose financial report, which has been prepared in order to satisfy the financial report preparation requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act (Qld) 1981.
The financial report covers University of Queensland Cricket Club Inc. as an individual entity. University of Queensland Cricket Club Inc. is a association, formed and domiciled in Australia. University of Queensland Cricket Club Inc. is a not-for-profit entity for the purpose of preparing the financial statements.
The financial report was approved by the committee as at the date of the committees' report.
The financial report has been prepared under the historical cost convention, as modified by revaluations to fair value for certain classes of assets and liabilities as described in accounting policies.
(a) Financial Instruments Financial liabilities include trade payables, other creditors and loans from third parties including inter-company balances and loans from or other amounts due to director-related entities. Non- derivative financial liabilities are subsequently measured at amortised cost, comprising original debt less principal payments and amortisation. Financial liabilities are classified as current liabilities unless the group has an unconditional right to defer settlement of the liability for at least twelve months after the reporting period.
Loans and receivables are non-derivative financial assets with fixed or determinable payments that are not quoted in an active market. Loans and receivables are subsequently measured at amortised cost using the effective interest rate method.
(b) Cash and cash equivalents Cash and cash equivalents include cash on hand and at banks, short-term deposits with an original maturity of three months or less held at call with financial institutions, and bank overdrafts. Bank overdrafts are shown within borrowings in current liabilities in the balance sheet.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018 (Continued) (c) Revenue Revenue from sale of goods is recognised when the significant risks and rewards of ownership of the goods have passed to the buyer and the costs incurred or to be incurred in respect of the transaction can be measured reliably. Risks and rewards of ownership are considered passed to the buyer at the time of delivery of the goods to the customer.
Grant revenue is recognised in the profit or loss when it is controlled. Where binding conditions, or specified milestones, exist relating to the specific purposes for which the grant funds may be applied, grant revenues are recognised in the balance sheet as a liability until such time that all conditions of the grant are met. Revenue from the rendering of services is recognised upon the delivery of the service to the customers. Interest revenue is measured in accordance with the effective interest method. All revenue is measured net of the amount of goods and services tax (GST).
Interest revenue is recognised in accordance with the effective interest method.
Revenue from the rendering of services is recognised upon the delivery of theservicetothe customer.
All revenue is stated net of the amount of goods and services tax.
(d) Goods and Services Tax (GST) Revenues, expenses and purchased assets are recognised net of the amount of GST, except where the amount of GST incurred is not recoverable from the Tax Office. In these circumstances the GST is recognised as part of the cost of acquisition of the asset or as part of an item of the expense. Receivables and payables in the balance sheet are shown inclusive of GST.
(e) Comparative Figures Where necessary, comparative information has been reclassified and repositioned for consistency with current year disclosures.
(f) Income Tax The members of the Committee are of the opinion that the club is exempt of income tax by virtue of section 50-45 of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997.
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018
2018 2017 $$ 2Registration & Membership Fees: Registration & Membership Fees (Mens) 52,618 56,521 Registration & Membership Fees (Old Boys) 1,218 624 Registration & Membership Fees (Womens) 5,505 6,246 Registration & Membership Fees (Taverners) 3,450 1,845 Registration & Membership Fees (Juniors) 36,785 36,322 Registration & Membership Fees (In2Cricket) 4,000 2,455 Registration & Membership Fees (T20 Blast) 3,523 544 107,099 104,557
3 Coaching Income: Blues Coaching Income (Private) 39,712 36,355 Blues Coaching Income (Clinics) 9,732 20,532 Blues Coaching Income (School) 2,800 1,650 Blues Coaching Income (Umpiring) 3,615 2,400 55,859 60,937
4 Gross profit (loss) on trading: Sales Sales Revenue 20,269 7,565 Merchandise 4,246 2,750 24,515 10,315
Less Cost Of Goods Sold Opening Stock 4,512 3,036 Purchases 9,968 6,788 Merchandise 33,121 31,969 47,601 41,793 Closing Stock 11,663 4,511 35,938 37,282 Gross profit (loss) on Trading (11,423) (26,967)
5 Coaching Expenses: Coaching Expenses (Senior) 12,711 57,269 Coaching Expenses (Junior) 5,500 11,300 Blues Coaching Expenses (Private) 39,156 32,000 Blues Coaching Expenses (Clinics) 19,230 16,720 Blues Coaching Expenses (School) 3,030 2,100 Blues Coaching Expenses (Umpiring) 1,474 1,240 81,101 120,629
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018
2018 2017 $$ 6 Equipment: Equipment (Senior) 15,267 35,158 Equipment (Junior) 3,571 211 Blues Equipment - 3,484 18,838 38,853
7 Grounds, Umpires & Scorers: Grounds, Umpires & Scorers (Senior) 12,617 10,713 Grounds, Umpires & Scorers (Junior) 2,651 3,937 15,268 14,650
8 Trophies & Photos: Trophies & Photos (Senior) 638 377 Trophies & Photos (Junior) 2,611 2,582 3,249 2,959
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2018 (Continued)
2018 2017 $$ 9. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS Cash On Hand 208 65 Deposits - 11,698 BOQ Main Account (22482675) 30,428 5,133 BOQ Canteen Account (22482674) 79 168 BOQ Savings Account (22484493) 400,817 380,404 BOQ Blues Account (22723772) 320 - 431,852 397,468
10. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE AND OTHER DEBTORS CURRENT Trade Debtors 6,510 58,167
11. INVENTORIES ON HAND CURRENT At cost: Stock On Hand 11,663 3,200
12. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND OTHER PAYABLES CURRENT Goods & Services Tax 3,689 6,229 Trade Creditors 9,968 5,929 PAYG witholding payable 8,007 - 21,664 12,158
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STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE
The committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose financial report should be prepared in accordance with the accounting policies outlined in Note 1 to the financial statements.
In accordance with a resolution of the committee of University Of Queensland Cricket Club, the members of the committee declare that the financial statements as set out on pages 3 to 10:
1. present a true and fair view of the financial position of University Of Queensland Cricket Club as at 30 June 2018 and its performance for the year ended on that date in accordancewiththe accounting policies described in Note 1 to the financial statements and the requirements of the Associations Incorporation Act (Qld) 1981; and
2. at the date of this statement there are reasonable grounds to believe that University Of Queensland Cricket Club will be able to pay its debts as and when they fall due.
This statement is signed for and on behalf of the committee by:
Goeff Teys ______Geoff Teys (President)
Dated: 30/08/2018
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QUALIFIED OPINION
We have audited the financial report of University of Queensland Cricket Club Inc. (**the Association"), which comprises the statement of financial position as at 30 June 201.8, the income statement for the Year then ended and notes to the financial statements, including a summary of significant accounting policies and the statement b the members of the Committee.
In our opinion, except for the effects of the matter described in the Basis for Qualified Opinion section of our report, the accompanying financial report presents fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the Association as at 30 June 2018, and its financial performance for the Year then ended in accordance with the Association Incorporat/bns Act 1981 .
BASIS FOR QUALIFIED OPINION
Members Subscriptions, Function Revenue, Canteen Revenue, Merchandise Sales and Coaching Income are mainly cash transactions. The Association has determined that it is impracticable to establish control over the collection of these cash transactions rior to entry into its financial records. Accordingly, as the evidence available to us re ardin these revenue sources was limited, our audit procedures with respect to these transactions had to be restricted to those amounts recorded in the financial records. We therefore are unable to express an opinion whether the revenue transactions recorded in the income statement by the Association are complete. We conducted our audit in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards. Our responsibilities under those standards are further described in the Auditor's Responsibilities for the Audit of the Financial Report section of our re orL. We are independent of the Association in accordance with the ethical requirements of the Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards Board's APES 1.10 Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (the Code) that are relevant to our audit of the financial report in Australia. We have also fulfilled our other ethical responsibilities in accordance with the Code. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
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EMPHASIS OF MATTER - BASIS OF ACCOUNTING
We draw attention to Note I to the financial report, which describes the basis of accounting. The financial report has been prepared to assist the Association to meet the requirements of the Associatibn Incorporations Act 1981. As a result, the financial report may not be suitable for another purpose. Our opinion is not modified in respect of this matter.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF MANAGEMENT AND THOSE CHARGED WITH GOVERNANCE FOR THE FINANCIAL REPORT
Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of the financial report in accordance with the financial reporting requirements of the Association Incorporations Act 1981 and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation and fair presentation of a financial report that is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.
In preparing the financial report, management is responsible for assessing the Association's ability to continue as a going concern, disclosing, as applicable, matters relating to going concern and using the going concern basis of accounting unless management either intends to liquidate the Association or to cease operations, or has no realistic alternative but to do so.
Those charged with governance are responsible for overseeing the Association's financial reporting process. . .
AUDITOR'S RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE AUDIT OF THE FINANCIAL REPORT
Our objectives are to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial report as a whole is free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error, and to issue an auditor's report that includes our opinion. Reasonable assurance is a hi h level of assurance, but is not a guarantee that an audit conducted in accordance with the Australian Auditing Standards will always detect a material misstatement when it exists. Misstatements can arise from fraud or error and are considered material if, individuallyindiv'd or in the aggregate, they could reasonably11 be expected h to influence 'the economic decisions of users taken on the basis of this financial report. A further description of our responsibilities for the audit of the financial report is located at the Auditing and Assurance Standards Board website at: htt : WWW. auasb. ov. au Home. as x. This description forms part of our auditor's report.
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