FRANKSTON PENINSULA CRICKET CLUB
Annual report & financial statements
Season 2009~2010
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 1 BOARD OF MANAGEMENT President Mr Dennis Prendergast
Vice Presidents Messrs David Archer & Glen Elmi
Secretary Mr Adrian Coleman
Treasurer Mr Glenn Davey
Board Directors Messrs Bill Chernishoff, Brett Hudgson, Ray Hudgson, James Keenan, Ash Walker & Martin Wylie
General Manager Wayne Ross
On-Field management Club Coach Nick Jewell
Coaching Panel Shaun Graf, David McClean, Peter Buchanan, Neale Price & Chris Hall
Chairman of Selectors Mark O‟Sullivan
Club Captain Nick Jewell
Captains Andrew Cowen (2nd XI), Peter Sofra / Shaun Ezard (3rd XI) & Brett Hudgson (4th XI)
Team Managers Ian Boldiston (1st XI), Graeme Brewer (2nd XI), Martin Wylie (3rd XI) & Adrian Coleman (4th XI)
Scorers Glenn Davey (1st XI) & Brandon Black (2nd XI)
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 2 PRESIDENT’S REPORT
We can again be very optimistic about our club’s continuous improvement and individual player development. The 2009 / 2010 season was a positive step forward for developing a long term playing group that will see our Club be competitively consistent and therefore giving the entire group an opportunity to develop skills for a higher level.
The Club‟s initiative to support Nick Jewells‟ appointment as Captain Coach with a suitably skilled panel of coaches has proven invaluable in developing our players for the future, having a wealth of first class knowledge and general cricket experience within the panel is unequalled in Premier cricket and the benefits, no doubt, will be rewarded by their continuous improvement.
While the provision of a panel of coaches is broadly beneficial the leadership, commitment and professional preparation of the players by Nick has been outstanding and under his guidance will set a foundation and standard of excellence for this Club for many years.
Governance
Despite the Club‟s best efforts we again traded at a loss for the season, disappointing given the Board of Management worked extremely hard to ensure all areas of the club was managed responsibly and within good governance guidelines and financial accountability. A significant increase in membership subscriptions and the instigation of “Heat in the Kitchen” lunches was not enough to trade profitably. As is identified within the financial report the significant impact on the Club‟s income was the external hiring of the rooms for functions.
Our research suggests that a number of functions that would normally source a facility such as ours were conducted in private homes due to the economic impact for many people.
However the Board has already taken steps to turn this around and have developed a marketing strategy for the coming season in an endeavour to increase the use of the facility for functions.
It should also be noted that the skill diversity of our Board of Management is as broad and experienced as we have had for a very long time, not only cricket, but business, financial and marketing management.
Cricket Victoria
The future direction of Premier Cricket is currently being challenged by Cricket Victoria with a strategy that will ultimately see all Premier Clubs required to play a greater role within their respective communities to meet a broader range of operational criteria.
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For example by 2013 there will be another 2 teams incorporated within the competition taking to 20 the number of teams. The Clubs will be established from the north-west regions of Melbourne - being Wyndham, Hume, Melton and Whittlesea - all identified as major growth areas of Melbourne not supported by Premier Cricket.
T20 cricket will continue to grow and the profile will increase, as we now see the Premier fixture includes T20 matches for points and there is a proposal for regional T20 competitions as well.
The strategy suggests the model Premier club in the future will incorporate Women‟s senior teams as well girls and boys junior teams and be an “In2cricket” venue. Our responsibilities as a Premier Club will continue to grow and the need to ensure we have structures in place to meet these challenges is imperative to develop even greater community partnerships and the provision of a primary community leadership role.
For our Club to benefit from this direction we will need to develop our own strategic plan, incorporating Cricket Victoria‟s guiding principles for Premier Cricket‟s future direction to ensure we consolidate our Club with a clear vision and understanding of how we can contribute to the “big picture” of cricket in our region moving forward.
Volunteers
The Board of Management should be complimented for committing to and supporting the innovation of the development of a coaching panel which has become the envy of other competition clubs. As touched on earlier in this report we now have a Board with a complimentary set of skills that assists with good governance and challenges and debates issues with a passion and a strategic vision. This strengthens our ability to continuously improve both on and off the field.
The club formally acknowledged the retirement of Bill and Nance Wills, Pat Prendergast, Ann Walker and Marilyn Harvey after many years of service to this cricket club at the presentation night, however it would be remiss we did not record in this manner again our appreciation for their long term dedication to our Club.
I take this opportunity particularly acknowledge once again the contribution by all, volunteers throughout the season appreciated;
The Thursday night meals team lead by Helen Hudgson, Sarah Walker, Karen Voelkl providing delicious fair each selection night is a great tradition and appreciated by all. The continued contribution of Martin Wylie, this season‟s “Best Clubman”. “Marty” is highly regarded as a key Board member and team manager well done and we hope there is many years left serving our club.
The new initiative this season of a series of lunches, the “Heat in the Kitchen” was successfully driven by Mark Dunsford. We all thank Mark for his efforts in establishing a significant supporter data base and a successful series of lunches and outstanding guest speakers. I‟m sure with continued support we can grow this initiative into a primary calendar of event fundraisers for our Club.
Forty-one of our playing list of 60-plus this season have come from our pathway region, further reinforcing the role our Club plays within the region. Accepting our responsibility as a Premier Club in the region and the development and support of pathway squads is a task we are proud of and that
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 4 we take very seriously. The strength of our partnership with local associations is imperative with support from Cricket Victoria ensures a well coordinated program for young aspiring cricketers to reach their potential - to coaches, managers and scorers for providing much needed support and direction. We also acknowledge the role that many parents play providing background support, guidance and for the manner in which many have embraced the “Heat” as their Club. .
Sponsorship
The Frankston City Council should be acknowledged for their ongoing support for the provision of first class Jubilee Park facilities. Local Government plays a primary role in the provision and maintenance of our facilities we congratulate and thank Garry Woollard, Manager Parkland Services.
Number one again - the curation team headed by Dana James whose tireless work was again rewarded this season. Thank you for consistently providing high standard practice facilities, with bonus centre wicket sessions as well as providing all levels with excellent playing conditions week in week out.
Thanks to our major sponsor BUILDSAFE, Phil Graf and his team are fantastic supporters of our Club over a long period, we express the Board‟s gratitude for his continued support. The Frankston RSL, have also been long term partners supporting our Club over our journey. Mark Dunsford - Financial Services Partners, Martin Scanlon - Rail Signalling Services, the Honorable Bob Smith MLC and David Glennie of Karingal Optical are all special sponsor partners and we appreciate their ongoing involvement.
To all our players, loyal volunteers, members and growing number of sponsors I particularly, on behalf of the Board, wish to thank you for your continued support throughout 2009/2010 season your support is the very foundation from which we can better prepare to take on the challenges ahead that will make us a successful and sustainable Premier Club.
We are all looking forward with great anticipation and excitement to the „HEAT‟ being competitively strong in 2010 / 2011.
Dennis Prendergast PRESIDENT
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 5 General managER’S REPORT
It is with pleasure that I submit the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club‟s Annual Report for Season 2009~10.
Administration As in previous years, Cricket Victoria provided funds and assistance to enable the Club to manage its administration responsibilities in accordance with Cricket Victori‟s Criteria Assessment for all Premier Cricket Clubs. Cricket Victoria‟s support is greatly appreciated.
Playing Nick Jewell took the reins as Senior Coach. The Club recruited Arron Crawford from Western Australia as its professional player and Matt Chasemore from Dandenong. Other new players to the Club were Ben Ashkenazi (Pearcedale), Tom Baron (Mt Eliza), Stefan Burnell (Baxter), Mitch Drummond (Mt Eliza), Brendan Jovic (Delacombe Park), Joel Reid (Sorrento), Nathan Cassano (Frankston YCW) and Brad McDonald (Somerville) while Ryley Shaw (Red Hill), Tanner Stanton (Berwick) and Lachie Whitfield (Mt Martha) played games during the season. In addition, Andrew Cowen returned to the Club as 2nd Eleven Captain after a season playing with Mornington and Shaun Ezard returned to Melbourne after a two year absence playing in Darwin. Shaun captained the Third Eleven for the first half of the Season but played with local MPCA Club, Somerville, after Christmas. Players who left the Club were Brett Harrop (Melbourne Uni), Stuart Clark, Anthony Craddock (returned to Skye), Ben Holt (Northcote), Arryn Siposs & Alex Benbow – Football with Dandenong Stingrays, Stuart Vouden (Casey-South Melbourne) and Ash Walker (retired) while Mac Watson (illness & injury) and Wade Jackson (overseas) played a few games early in the season. David Nankervis did not play until after the Christmas break due to injury sustained in a pre-season Practice Match.
The playing group was well supported by Mark O’Sullivan as Chairman of Selectors whose contributions prior to and during the season were fantastic and by the legendary Ian Boldiston who again continued setting up the Practice Nets on Training Nights and as Team Manager for the Firsts. Brett Hudgson took on the role as Cricket Operations Director and put in an amazing amount of work. Remember that Bart also captained the Fourth Eleven and Co-coached the Dowling Shield Squad during the season – we should thank his employee for HIS contribution to the Club!. In addition, he took the reins on most Tuesdays & Thursdays in the absence of Boldo whose 70-plus years had finally slowed him down! Graeme Brewer was Manager for the Seconds & Thirds when at Home while Martin Wylie did likewise in their Away Games and Adrian Coleman continued his role with the Fourths. Glenn Davey again excelled as First Eleven scorer and statistician providing statistics and performances as well as providing excellent scoresheets. Brandon Black did the job again for the Second Eleven.
Our Curator – Dana James – again did a fantastic job on the wicket table and the Practice Wickets. The Adrian Butler Oval took out the prestigious Premier Cricket Ground of the Season for the 8th time. While the playing surface of the East Oval was still suffering due to lack of water, the pitches were excellent and rated in the top echelon amongst the other Premier 3rds & 4ths grounds. The quality of the wickets and playing surfaces are a credit to Dana and his off-sider Phil Regos.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 6 Facility One of the great legacies we inherited from the Sub-District days is the band of volunteers who still form the core of our support services. Bill and Nance Wills again have worked hard and long, and having announced their retirements, will be very difficult to replace. The Canteen again functioned smoothly with Nance and her regular helpers – Pat Prendergast, Anne Walker, Marilyn Harvey and Christie Wills – continuing the Frankston tradition of looking after the players, our Guests and visiting teams in fine fashion. When we visit some of the other Clubs we realise how fortunate we are in having this quality of dedicated volunteers. In addition to these wonderful people, Ray and Helen Hudgson did a magnificent job for the Club with Helen taking on the meals on Thursday nights with regular help from Sarah Walker and Karen Voelkl and Ray handling the Bar Roster for the external functions throughout the season.
Season 2009~10 was an extremely successful one for the Club with two of our teams reaching the Finals with the 4th Eleven making it to the 1-day Grand Final as well. Frankston Peninsula was truly a Club where it was a pleasure to be around this season. On the individual side, Nick Jewell and Matt Chasemore finished in the top ten in the Ryder Medal, Scott Boland represented Victoria in the Second Eleven and Brett Hudgson was awarded the Best Player Trophy for the Fourth Eleven.
Finally I wish to express my thanks to Dennis Prendergast and the Committee of Management who worked exceedingly hard in whatever jobs they were asked to do. It was a pleasure to work with this great Club and with such wonderful people.
Wayne ross General manager
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 7 COaCh’S
REPORT
Overall I believe Season 2009~10 to be a successful season for our Club. While some may look at results and see no improvement in terms of ladder position or titles won which is one way of looking at the painting on the wall. If we however look at the big picture and see that we had six”new” players who were exposed to the level that they had not played before, we recruited two senior players to the Club and saw two home grown boys achieve more than ever before. Scott Boland was selected to play for Victoria in the Futures Under 23 Competition which is the new version of State Second Eleven, perform at a high standard and certainly not look out of place. Ben Clements also had the honor to Captain the First Eleven in the absence of the injured Darren Groves and myself. This would make Ben the youngest player to ever captain a Premier Cricket 1st XI I suggest.
A total of 19 players represented the Club in the 1st XI, however most pleasing is the fact that all of them can or will be good players at the level, which I would suggest that in the past many players received a game when not ready, not good enough or we had no other options!
This year we finished on a high, not conceding a point after the Christmas break until the Quarter Final which was to the eventual Grand Finalists, St Kilda. This saw us storm back into finals contention and finishing 7th while just a few weeks earlier the chance of missing finals action looked imminent. However the first five weeks of the season were absolutely not good enough and will not be tolerated in the future. I understand we tried changing batting orders, had a different looking team at times, a change of coaching structure over the pre- season but our performance was not up to scratch for Premier 1st XI cricket. We won the first game with a bonus point destroying a young North Melbourne, then had our pants pulled down by a hungry Geelong losing with a bonus point then on a season defining weekend lost two games both by one run through dumb, stupid, selfish (I could go on and on) cricket. No Balls, Wides, Free Hits, loss of back to back wickets, not being able to rotate the strike cost us a top Four finish and a home final!! To be 1-4 after 5 Rounds is not acceptable for the talent that is in this group. If we lose to a better skilled team I can live with that but when we lose because of selfish, dumb, thoughtless cricket, players will pay the ultimate price as we move forward.
Matt Chasemore came to our Club this Season and his attitude to training and game-day mind set was outstanding from day one. He set the standard very high and it‟s no coincident that his results – 29 wickets @ 18.24 and 377 runs @ 25.13 – read very well however I‟m sure that Cheeks wants more runs in his column. This Season is no doubt his best for some time.
I mentioned Scott Boland earlier and his first full season as a First Eleven player is one he can be pleased with as a start – 26 wickets @ 24. A fine start that saw some reward with higher selection but we and Scott know that this is just a start and as much gain he made this year, certainly needs to be made again next year.
Ben Clements had the opportunity to captain the Club as earlier mentioned and I have no doubt this has and will in the future help his own game by taking responsibility for others and thinking about the game, not drifting off and thinking about who knows what at times!! His knock in the Quarter Final was the best I have seen from Ben and I know for a fact raised a few eyebrows down at the Junction. Like Scott this needs to be Ben‟s standard every time he walks to the crease and refuse to give is wicket away.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 8 We had others play good roles at times throughout the season and produce personal bests which we asked for at the beginning of the season – Chris McCormick, Matt Gapes and Joel Wylie to name a few. With Darren Groves not getting any younger I can see Joel taking over with Boland as our new ball attack for some years to come. While wickets didn‟t flow this season for him, the newfound control was very noticeable. Jack Benbow, Kierran Voelkl and Dale Elmi – all got a taste and I‟m looking forward for improvement from them, as I am with Michael McClean who I can see playing a role in the middle order if we head in the direction of youth, which I believe is the only way to go.
The loss of James Miller‟s 42 wickets @ 17 last season compared with 13 @ 29.15 this season and his lower order batting – 278 @ 27.8 c/w 143 @ 17.88 and Luke Walker‟s – 524 @ 58.22 c/w 168 @ 16.80 – left a massive hole that we need to fill. It would be fair to say if those numbers were added to this season, certainly a Top Four finish would be a minimum result. I‟m certainly looking forward for the return of their best, it will make us one of the most powerful lists in the competition. We had a taste of the future in Round 11 when we selected seven players under the age of 21 years. Certainly it was a risk at the selection table but one well worth it if we are looking further than the end of our noses. The exciting part is we still managed to qualify for the finals and remained undefeated post Christmas in the home and away season. Hopefully however, the older and more experienced players can find the spark that made them good players and return the results that we need to fit into our future plans.
Results from our Second Eleven were up and down throughout the season, however Win / Loss ratio is not something that overly concerns me in this Grade. If we are winning and not developing the next generation of players well enough we are failing. We need to make sure that the balance between developing players but also creating the “winning culture” is evenly distributed, and at times this season I don‟t think the balance was quite spot on. The absence of our 2nd XI captain on the Selection Committee definitely needs to be addressed. This no doubt will help to define roles required for “next in line” players. I would love to see players such as Wylie, McClean, Voelkl, Elmi, Benbow and Dew dominate at this level so that when their name comes up we are forced to pick them through form not through necessity. Then when they do make the step they are more than ready to be “players” and not spectators during the game. This is part of a very talented group that we need to get tougher – physically and mentally.
The Third Eleven, historically, would be the hardest Grade to “get right”. We need to find an excellent Captain to take this group under his wing, show some leadership on the ground and drag out the best in these kids‟ games. We had a fantastic Captain for the first half of the season in Shaun Ezard. His decision to put the Club first and forego opportunities in higher Grades was a great clubman‟s‟ choice and for that I thank him greatly. A huge loss on and off the field for The Heat, but we thank Ezzy and wish him well. For some players, they believe they should be playing higher and thus play with “bad heads on” and for others they are just making the step up from 4th‟s and may feel out of their depth. We have some good players almost ready to play higher, as we do in the 2nds, but something holds them back. A good Captain is vital, and hopefully as a club we can search far and wide through our contacts to find this person. Well done to Peter Sofra and others who captained throughout the season.
Once again I was very proud of the Fourth Eleven this season. We would have dearly loved for them to win some silverware that they deserved, but I can promise you, you need to lose some finals before you really know what it means and what it takes to win them. Big players stand up in finals and make a name for themselves. Our kids got us to a Grand Final appearance in the One-day competition and a home Quarter Final in the main draw. Unfortunately the main players had a bad day, which can happen in this game of ours, and we were bundled out of the finals. A sad way to finish, however there was also an opportunity for a young player to put his name in lights for higher honors. That said, the boys were fantastic all season and it was a credit to them how they played throughout the year. Certainly there are some very exciting times ahead when these young boys turn into men and climb through the grades. I would be expecting some very good success with this group in years to come. Well done to Bart for his captaincy once again.
I am very pleased with our recruiting this season, starting from the top end right through to the youngsters of the Club. Matthew Chasemore was fantastic as mentioned earlier. Arron Crawford was a big signing for our Club as no less than six Premier Clubs were chasing him. For Arron to choose Frankston over the likes of St Kilda and Northcote to name a few is a good feather in our cap. Unfortunately, Aaron‟s output in terms of
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 9 getting on the park and overall results were disappointing to say the least. We had a small glimpse of him near full fitness and I have no doubt that he can be the difference between us making finals and us being a genuine Top Four contender. Nathan Cassano has shown that he will be in time (when his body grows) be a very good batsman at 1st XI level. In exactly the same boat is Ben Ashkenazi, his work ethic for such a young “man” put some senior players to shame. A little work on his action is needed but no doubt a 1st XI bowler in the making. Brad McDonald I believe has the X Factor most clubs are looking for. He can be explosive with the bat, needs some work technically but seems to be a competitor and has a fantastic eye. Another very exciting recruit is Brendan Jovic. To me reminds me of a very young former Australian bowler Mick Lewis both with his action and more so with his personality – rough around the edges but still with a growing confidence. Needs lots of work however 2-3 more seasons I think will bowl with genuine pace. Mitch Drummond has something I like – tall, fit and swings the ball. Everything you need to be a top line bowler, however I want to see if he really wants to play at the top level. I think Drummo will be Shaun Graf’s Project next season….! Although not a first year player, Sam Glenn excites me with his ability with both bat and gloves. His personality suggests to me he will be a very hardened keeper / batsman in a few years time.
I would like to thank many people for their help this season and the list is long, but all play a very important role. To Dennis Prendergast for all his help, support and communication has made the job so much easier, thank you. To the entire Committee an absolute pleasure to work with. In my 14 years in District / Premier Cricket – 12 of those at one of the most powerful clubs there has been, we are well and truly ahead of where I have come from in terms of off-field support. Hopefully through all this support we can transfer it to on-field success and a dominant era. Wayne Ross was a fantastic help throughout the season and no doubt does more than his “paid time” requires him to do. To Ian Boldiston – what a clubman! The nets set up every session, cordial and ice on game day, every Club would love to have him, but luckily for us we have got him! Many thanks to Brett Hudgson for doing the worst job in the world most Tuesday and Thursday nights, not to mention the pre-season and running the nets. To Glenn Davey – without doubt the best in the business at what he does. Any request for certain statistics was always done within a day or two with more than the required information required – a very big help to players and coach, thank you. Mark O’Sullivan did an amazing job chairing selection. The time he puts in is way more than expected and shows to all the passion and drive he has for Frankston to become a powerhouse of Premier Cricket. He has at times a very passionate personality and desperately wants success. Sometimes we all need to remember that with youth it takes time to see the ultimate results…! Darren Groves for taking charge of the ship on game day when State duties took me away. I‟m sure we do things differently as captains but it shows both messages getting through with some of the results we had when I was away. To the other Coaches who had a very difficult role this season with the senior coach being away in week-long blocks, and in review knowing the communication at times from myself needed to be better, did a fantastic job. Dave McClean, Peter Buchanan and Shaun Graf – thank you for your help. Personally, I am looking forward to working with you all again and making the coaching panel easily the competitions best. Chris Hall is a very handy “consultant” for our Club often running spinning sessions throughout the season and offering Saxon Sports on wet days and at other times free of charge for our boys to access during the day. Dana James is the best Curators in the business and we are very thankful to have him at Frankston. Mark Dunsford did a tremendous job running the Heat In The Kitchen Luncheons. These not only made some significant funds for our Club, but also sold our message to the masses in the MPCA, which we all know can be challenging. Personally I enjoyed my friendship that grew with Mark directly from his love of Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club.
As for next season, many names have been discussed as recruiting possibilities and some meetings have been underway. From a coaching point of view, I definitely need to tinker with the way I did a few things .I have spoken already with Peter Buchanan and have offered him the senior assistant coaching role, which he has keenly accepted. Peter is also completing his Level 3 Coaching Course, so along with Shaun and myself, we have three Level 3 Coaches on our Panel.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 10 I doubt whether another Club in the World let alone Australia could lay claim to this. We can also proudly add to our coaching staff Ian Brayshaw. Many would know his son James as a fine cricketer and TV presenter, not to mention AFL club President (Look out Prendy) however Ian‟s name in sport is just as prominent. A very good coach with worldly experience gained from coaching Kent in the County System as well as Captaining WA in our very own Sheffield Shield. Ian has also spent many hours working with the great Dennis Lillie in the art of fast/swing bowling. Certainly a very good pick up for Frankston Peninsula CC.
I believe that we are way ahead of this time last season regardless of where our season finished. The games gained by our kids throughout the lower grades and experience of playing games and a final against the eventual Grand Finalist in the First Eleven for our younger “rookies” is priceless in my eyes. We are building a foundation for a very strong crack at the ultimate success. Hard work and dedication to our task will determine our fate. When that time comes is in our hands now, which is exciting.
Thank you for the opportunity to coach this wonderful Club whilst still playing first class cricket. Not a decision that in my time I have seen before! In my mind, no doubt will be a very rewarding risk.
Many thanks
Nick Jewell Senior coach
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 11 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 1 v North Melbourne
Debutant – Matt Chasemore (Dandenong]
1st XI at J J Holland Park
Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings North Melbourne – 1st Innings Matt Chasemore c La Page b Manser 0 M Bushell run out (Boland – Wiese) 0 Luke Walker b Marantelli 3 S Porter lbw b Groves 3 Nick Jewell c & b Hrovatin 61 D Trevillian b Groves 16 Ben Clements b Porter 58 D Salpietro lbw b Miller 12 Sam Wiese rRun out 5 R Hillas lbw b Miller 1 Chris Dew c Manser b Hrovatin 2 C Hillas b Miller 0 James Miller not out 13 P Manser b Boland 6 Scott Boland b Porter 5 A Le Page b Groves 0 Darren Groves Lbw b Porter 4 C Marantelli b Boland 5 Ben Cairns run out 3 N Hrovatin c Groves b Cairns 2 Joel Wylie c Salpietro b Porter 0 A Parson not out 0 Extras 19 Extras 8 173 53
P Manser 9-4-40-1 D Groves 8-1-19-3 C Marantelli 10-3-22-1 J Miller 7-1-20-3 D Salpietro 10-1-26-0 S Boland 3.1-1-7-2 N Hrovatin 10-0-46-2 B Cairns 3-0-6-1 A Parson 5-0-20-0 S Porter 3.2-0-8-4
Frankston Peninsula won on 1st Innings by 120 runs
2nd XI at A. H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 5/233 (Michael McClean 89no, Dale Elmi 54, Leigh Lowry 35) defeated North Melbourne 4/232 (R. Hind 104, J. Dearing 70, Chris McCormick 2/39, Stefan Burnell 2/50)
3rd XI at Arden Street Frankston Peninsula 6/148 (Jeremy Beckett 50, Peter Sofra 48no, T. Waring 3/19, M. Doric 2/43) defeated North Melbourne 9/146 (S. Kharal 34, G. Pardalis 32, J. Lidgett 31, Sean Wilson 2/26)
4th XI at A. H. Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 4/157 (Prashant Jhala 59no, Brett Hudgson 49, B. Cox 2/27) defeated North Melbourne 9/156 (A. Taylor 38, B. O‟Brien 35, Brett Hudgson 3/17, Ben Ashkenazi 2/29, Wade Jacksom 2/37)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Ben CLEMENTS 2 James MILLER 1 Nick JEWELL 2nd XI – 3 Michael McCLEAN 2 Dale ELMI 1 Leigh LOWRY 3rd XI – 3 Peter SOFRA 2 Jeremy BECKETT 1 Tom BARON 4th XI – 3 Brett HUDGSON 2 Prashant JHALA 1 Wade JACKSON
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ROUND 2 v Geelong
1st XI at Adrian Btler Oval
Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings Geelong – 1st Innings Matt Chasemore c Carson b Peake 37 D Shanahan b Dew 80 Luke Walker c Borovec b Carson 13 M Dean c Wiese b Groves 8 Nick Jewell c Peake b Di Giacomo 13 M Harrison c Wiese b Boland 0 Ben Clements st Borovec b Hart 22 L Buchanan c Chasemore b Boland 100 Sam Wiese run out (Hart – Borovec) 16 T Elliot not out 3 James Miller c Harrison b Carson 40 C Peake not out 1 Chris Dew c Borovec b Hart 9 Scott Boland run out (Elliot to Borovec) 17 Darren Groves c Elliot b Carson 9 Ben Cairns not out 7 Joel Wylie not out 1 Extras 15 Extras 8 9/199 4/200
M Carson 10-2-31-3 D Groves 7-2-21-1 T Walerys 10-0-51-0 J Miller 6-0-37-0 A Di Giacomo 10-0-41-1 S Boland 9-1-43-2 C Peake 10-1-31-1 M Chasemore 3-0-31-0 J Hart 10-0-38-2 J Wylie 2-0-18-0 B Cairns 2-0-27-0 N Jewell 4-1-8-0 C Dew 3.1-0-15-1
Geelong won on 1st Innings by 6 wickets
2nd XI at Geelong Cricket Ground Frankston Peninsula 150 (Dale Elmi 57, H Butterworth 3/27) lost to Geelong 8/204 (L Muller 63, A Graham 27, Chris McCormick 3/39, Robbie Fisher 2/34)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 6/199 (Kierran Voelkl 71no, Shaun Ezard 35, Jeremy Beckett 27) defeated Geelong 7/198 (J Clapham 62no, L Boyd 39, S Milliken 35no, Sean Wilson 2/10, Mitch Drummond 2/15)
4th XI at Kardinia Park #2 Frankston Peninsula 7/297 (Coen Chernishoff 55, Ben Coleman 54, Brett Hudgson 54, Jason Wylie 36, Prashant Jhaha 33, Ethan Marsters 29no, L Jerliu 3/43, J Grozdanovski 2/52) defeated Geelong 193 (J Ibbs 45, P Richards 33, S Herbison 27, L Jerliu 25, Joel Reid 3/43, Cameron Macaulay 3/47)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Darren GROVES 2 James MILLER 1 Nick JEWELL 2nd XI – 3 Chris McCORMICK 2 Dale ELMI 1 Stefan BURNELL 3rd XI – 3 Kierran VOELKL 2 Shaun EZARD 1 Mitch DRUMMOND 4th XI – 3 Coen CHERNISHOFF 2 Brett HUDGSON 1 Joel REID
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ROUND 3 v Northcote
1st XI at Bill Lawry Oval
Debutant – Arron Crawford (Dandenong]
Northcote – 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings J Carlson c Dew b Crawford 12 Chris Dew c March b Hoare 15 B Peake c Wiese b Crawford 20 Luke Walker c Alleyne b Allen 33 T Gloury b Miller 13 Nick Jewell c O‟Shea b Hoare 70 D Alleyne c Clements b Miller 45 Ben Clements c Doyle b Hoare 35 M Brook st Wiese b Chasemore 36 Matt Chasemore b Holt 2 N Allen c Groves b Chasemore 8 James Miller st Alleyne b Hoare 2 M Doyle not out 23 Sam Wiese run out (Hoare-Allen) 16 A March c Jewell b Chasemore 1 Scott Boland run out (Hoare-Alleyne) 0 T Hoare lbw b Chasemore 4 Arron Crawford not out 0 D O‟Shea c Jewell b Chasemore 0 B Holt Nnot out 1 Extras 21 Extras 9 9/184 8/182
D Groves 8-0-36-0 M Doyle 8-2-22-0 J Miller 8-0-43-2 B Holt 8-0-30-1 S Boland 8-0-25-0 T Hoare 8-1-46-4 A Crawford 5-0-12-2 D O‟Shea 8-0-45-0 B Cairns 2-0-15-0 N Allen 8-0-35-1 N Jewell 3-0-21-0 M Chasemore 6-0-23-5
Northcote won by 2 runs
2nd XI at Adrian Butlet Oval Frankston Peninsula 74 (B Page 5/19, D Reid 2/10) lost to Northcote 6/77 (Mitch Drummond 3/18, Joel Wylie 2/24)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Matt CHASEMORE 2 Nick JEWELL 1 Ben CLEMENTS 2nd XI – 3 Mitch DRUMMOND 2 Joel WYLIE 1 Robbie FISHER
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 14 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 4 v Ringwood
1st XI at Adrian Btler Oval
Ringwood – 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings D A King c Clements b Boland 39 Sam Wiese lbw b Gilmour 2 A Dehmel run out (Dew) 0 Chris Dew c D A King b Dehmel 28 T Stray c Wiese b Miller 27 Nick Jewell c & b McKay 111 J Loorham c Groves b Boland 23 Ben Clements lbw b Dehmel 4 B Osborne lbw b Cairns 18 Luke Walker b D N King 0 B Walsh c Boland b Cairns 10 Matt Chasemore b D N King 4 M R King c Walker b Cairns 10 James Miller c Rawson b D N King 7 M Gale c Walker b Crawford 1 Scott Boland st Loorhman b Walsh 16 S Gilmour c Boland b Chasemore 30 Darren Groves lbw b Gilmour 0 D N King not out 23 Arron Crawford not out 15 D McKay not out 1 Ben Cairns lbw b McKay 2 Extras 21 Extras 13 9/203 202
A Crawford 10-2-41-1 S Gilmour 10-0-42-2 D Groves 10-0-27-0 D McKay 5.5-0-27-2 S Boland 10-2-30-2 M R King 3-0-22-0 J Miller 9-0-41-1 A Dehmel 10-1-29-2 B Cairns 9-1-36-3 D A King 4-0-20-0 M Chasemore 2-0-14-1 D N King 10-1-26-3 B Walsh 6-0-31-1
Ringwood won by 1 run
2nd XI at Russell Lucas Oval Frankston Peninsula 9/162 (Michael McClean 45, Andrew Cowen 40, Glyn Trueman 27, S Nicholls 3/22, D Coghlan 2/21, L Jones 2/28) lost to Ringwood 6/166 (D Coghlan 46, I Holland 28, Chris McCormick 3/28)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 8/104 (Tom Baron 35no, J Barnett 4/23, J Bennett 2/12) lost to Ringwood 8/121 (M Sharp 69no, Shaun Exard 4/12, Brendan Jovic 2/20)
4th XI at Jubilee Park (Ringwood) #2 )val Frankston Peninsula 6/221 (Ethan Marsters 87no, Brett Hudgson 33, Wade Jackson 25, P Ashton 2/37) defeated Ringwood 7/218 (J McPhee 98, L Johns 46)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Nick JEWELL 2 Ben CAIRNS 1 Scott BOLAND 2nd XI – 3 Michael McCLEAN 2 Chris McCORMICK 1 Andrew COWEN 3rd XI – 3 Shaun EZARD 2 Brendan JOVIC 1 Tom BARON 4th XI – 3 Ethan MARSTERS 2 Ben ASHKENAZI 1 Wade JACKSON
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 15 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 5 v Melbourne
1st XI at The Albert
Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings Melbourne – 1st Innings Chris Dew b Halbish 92 A Kent not out 116 Sam Wiese c Middlin b Dale 1 B Way b Miller 62 Nick Jewell c Hill b Halbish 19 M Hill not out 8 Ben Clements c Middlin b Cassell 8 M Brown Luke Walker run out 0 S Dart Matt Chasemore c Halbish b Cassell 45 A Keath James Miller c Huddart b Cassell 25 J Huddart Scott Boland b Dale 1 A Middlin Arron Crawford not out 1 P Halbish Darren Groves not out 1 A Dale Ben Cairns R Cassell Extras 8 Extras 18 8/201 1/204
A Dale 10-0-33-2 D Groves 7-3-12-0 R Cassell 9-1-34-3 A Crawford 5-0-34-0 P Halbish 10-1-34-2 J Miller 7-0-52-1 A Keath 4-0-28-0 S Boland 4-0-21-0 M Hill 10-0-32-0 B Cairns 4-0-25-0 S Dart 7-0-37-0 M Chasemore 7.3-1-43-0 N Jewell 2-0-10-0
Melbourne won by 9 wickets
2nd XI at Adrian Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 9/202 (Matt Gapes 48, Andrew Cowen 42, E Bowen 3/49, N Bergin 2/25) lost to Melbourne 3/204 (P Petricola 104no, M Begbie 49)
3rd XI at Watson Park Frankston Peninsula 8/178 (Shaun Ezard 68, Luke Reid 26, A Boyle 3/22, T Larter 2/50) defeated Melbourne 166 (L Heath 113no, Sean Wilson 3/12, Stefan Burnell 3/27)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 8/155 (Brett Hudgson 31no, Jack Benbow 31, M McCudden 2/17 defeated Melbourne 96 (P Walker 27, Jack Benbow 2/6, Brett Hudgson 2/9, Ben Ashkenazi 2/21)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Chris DEW 2 Darren GROVES 1 James MILLER 2nd XI – 3 Matthew GAPES 2 Andrew COWEN 1 Robbie FISHER 3rd XI – 3 Shaun EZARD 2 Sean WILSON 1 Stefan BURNELL 4th XI – 3 Jack BENBOW 2 Brett HUDGSON 1 Ben COLEMAN
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 16 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 6 v Prahran
1st XI at Adrian ButlerOval
Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings Prahran – 1st Innings Matt Chasemore lbw b Wild 54 L Murphy c Wiese b Groves 10 Chris Dew c McGuinness b Sealey 11 J Wild c Wiese b Miller 4 Luke Walker c McGuinness b Nyary 26 R Heywood C Cairns b Miller 0 Ben Clements c McGuinness b Wild 48 S De Bolfo lbw b Groves 2 Michael McClean b Alford 9 N Schlittler c Clements b Boland 13 Sam Wiese c Heywood b Nyary 14 C Huckett b Groves 5 James Miller lbw b Schlittler 31 S Townsend b Boland 1 Scott Boland lbw b Huckett 1 M Nyary b Groves 0 Chris McCormick lbw b Nyary 28 L Alford not out 2 Darren Groves not out 26 P Searey c Groves b Boland 2 Ben Cairns c Murphy b Wild 0 B McGuinness absent 0 Extras 18 Extras 0 266 39
C Huckett 29-2-97-1 D Groves 10-1-24-4 P Sealey 3-1-9-1 J Miller 6-1-10-2 L Alford 15-7-44-1 S Boland 4-2-5-3 M Nyary 15-5-41-3 N Schlittler 11-5-20-1 J Wild 28.5-12-37-3
Prahran – 2nd Innings J Wild lbw b Boland 1 L Murphy c McCormick b Miller 21 R Heywood b Boland 0 S De Bolfo c Clements b Miller 55 S Boland 13-5-40-3 N Schlittler c Clements b Groves 21 D Groves 11-3-10-2 C Huckett b Groves 4 J Miller 15-2-64-2 S Townsend not out 29 B Cairns 7-0-28-0 M Nyary b McCormick 2 M Chasemore 3-1-6-0 L Alford b McCormick 5 C McCormick 2-1-1-2 P Sealey c Clements b Boland 5 B McGuinness absent 0 Extras 8 151
Frankston Peninsula won outright by an Innings and 76 runs
2nd XI at Toorak Park Frankston Peninsula 327 (Matt Gapes 132, Kierran Voelkl 56, Andrew Cowen 37, Glyn Trueman 31, N Hewitt 4/86, M Wilcox 2/26, B Warren 2/89) lost to Prahran 7/328 (C Connolly 122no, A Devenish 38, B Warren 37, S Seymour 32, A Lloyd 29, Matt Gapes 2/32)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 140 (Davyd Stockman 83, S Singh 3/22, J Bourke 3/23, C Garcia 2/24) and 78 (J Bourke 4/15, J Jarvis 4/16) defeated Prahran 93 (Tom Baron 6/26)
4th XI at Como Park Frankston Peninsula 284 (Sam Glenn 67, Ben Coleman 43, Brett Hudgson 40, Jason Wylie 31, Jack Benbow 28, A Sanders 5/79, G Hole 3/31) defeated Prahran 104 (A Sanders 28, Jack Benbow 5/37, Ben Coleman 4/24)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Darren GROVES 2 James MILLER 1 Scott BOLAND 2nd XI – 3 Matt GAPES 2 Kierran VOELKL 1 Andrew COWEN 3rd XI – 3 Tom BARON 2 Davyd STOCKMAN 1 Glyn TRUEMAN 4th XI – 3 Ben COLEMAN 2 Jack BENBOW 1 Brett HUDGSON
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 17
Season 2009~2010
ROUND 7 v Essendon
1st XI at Windy Hill
Essendon – 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings B MacRae c Walker b Groves 9 Chris Dew c Hutchinson b Smith 17 A Mato c Dew b Groves 24 Matt Chasemore c Hutchinson b Smith 1 B Fletcher c McCormick b Chasemore 122 Luke Walker c Fletcher b Smith 52 J Dickinson st Wiese b Groves 76 Nick Jewell C Hutchinson b Reid 40 P Gloury run out (Groves-Wiese) 14 Ben Clements C Hutchinson b Reid 12 C Berger not out 39 James Miller c Mato b Berger 11 B Hutchinson b Chasemore 1 Sam Wiese c Gloury b Smith 11 S Smith c Wiese b McCormick 2 Chris McCormick not out 4 M Johnstone c Miller b Chasemore 9 Darren Groves not out 6 S Reid b Chasemore 1 Scott Boland L Cameron c Clements b McCormick 4 Ben Cairns Extras 8 Extras 25 309 7/179
D. Groves 18-6-40-3 L Cameron 17.2-5-44-0 J. Miller 13-3-54-0 S Smith 20-7-45-4 S Boland 12-4-42-0 S Reid 16-7-24-2 N Jewell 9-4-16-0 C Berger 18-8-31-1 B Cairns 12-1-48-0 M Johnstone 13-8-5-0 C McCormick 18.4-4-43-2 S Fletcher 3-0-12-0 M Chasemore 17-2-59-4
Match Drawn
2nd XI at Adrian Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 9/235 (Leigh Lowry 71, Kierran Voelkl 48, Andrew Cowen 32, J Andrews 7/87) defeated Essendon 233 (K Mayne 43, D Tomkins 42, L Wilson 34, M Reynolds 29, Andrew Cowen 4/28, Michael McClean 2/16, Tom Baron 2/46)
3rd XI at Cross Keys Reserve Frankston Peninsula 135 (Shaun Ezard 30, Coen Chernishoff 25, T Batters 3/18, A Hashmi 2/20, A Carton 2/32) lost to Essendon 198 (S Rixon 58, J Palmer 45, R Hrvatin 28, A Hashmi 26, Sean Wilson 3/16, Peter Sofra 3/32, Brendan Jovic 2/32) and 8/131 (C Burkett 44no, T Batters 30, J Rhodes 26, Robbie Fisher 3/21, Shaun Ezard 2/19, Peter Sofra 2/23)
4th XI at Jubilee Park, East Oval Frankston Peninsula 145 (Brett Hudgson 50no, Brad McDonald 36, R Dyke 3/23, A Durasovic 2/15, J Dorko 2/17) lost to Essendon 215 (Z Hussain 113, A Young 25, Brett Hudgson 4/45, Ben Ashkenazi 3/30)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Matt CHASEMORE 2 Darren GROVES 1 Luke WALKER 2nd XI – 3 Leigh LOWRY 2 Andrew COWEN 1 Kierran VOELKL 3rd XI – 3 Peter SOFRA 2 Shaun EZARD 1 Coen CHERNISHOFF 4th XI – 3 Brett HUDGSON 2 Brad McDONALD 1 Ben ASHKENAZI
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 18 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 8 v Richmond
Debutant : Jack Benbow (Beaconsfield CC – WGCA)
1st XI at Adrian Butler Oval
Richmond – 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings D Sartori Cc McCormick b Groves 12 A Blizzard Cc Chasemore b Boland 5 R Carters Cc Miller b Chasemore 60 S Taylor Cc Boland b McCormick 11 W Sheridan Bb Groves 2 M Sheedy Cc Gapes b Groves 13 M Hunter Cc Walker b Benbow 6 B McDonald Cc Walker b Groves 71 A Agar Cc Wiese b Boland 1 A Fekete Bb McCormick 9 J Jaensch Nnot out 2 Extras 9 Extras 201
D Groves 21.4-8-46-4 S Boland 17-3-62-2 C McCormick 12-1-35-2 M Gapes 4-0-8-0 M Chasemore 8-3-16-1 J Benbow 8-3-25-1
Match Drawn – Play washed out on Day 2
2nd XI at Punt Road Frankston Peninsula drew with Richmond 9/304 ( B Torney 63, L Mildenhall 62, R Gooneratne 55, C Weeks 54, J Loughman 43, Andrew Cowen 2/38, Joel Wylie 2/54, Tom Baron 2/83)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 94 (Ethan Marsters 29, J Morrison 4/24, T Davies 2/27, M Shimell 2/29) lost to Richmond 109 (J Morrison 47, Robbie Fisher 3/16, Shaun Ezard 3/22, Brendan Jovic 2/16)
4th XI at Central Reserve #2 Oval Frankston Peninsula 232 (Scott Broughill 113, J Fuller 4/37, R Imlach 2/15, R Foulstone 2/54) defeated Richmond 118 (R Foulstone 36, Brett Hudgson 5/27, Ben Ashkenazi 3/18)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Darren GROVES 2 Scott BOLAND 1 Chris McCORMICK 2nd XI – 3 Joel WYLIE 2 Andrew COWEN 1 Ben CAIRNS 3rd XI – 3 Robbie FISHER 2 Brendan JOVIC 1 Shaun EZARD 4th XI – 3 Scott BROUGHILL 2 Ben Ashkenazi 1 Brett HUDGSON
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 19 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 9 v Footscray Edgewater
1st XI at Mervyn Hughes Oval
Footscray Edgewater – 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings G Sheehan lbw b Groves 1 Matt Chasemore run out (Sandri) 30 S Dean lbw b Jewell 87 Nick Jewell retired 21 J Lindsay c Jewell b Boland 14 Matt Gapes lbw b Geisler 24 D Russ lbw b Chasemore 21 Luke Walker run out (Sandri) 2 N Geisler c Wiese b Groves 4 Ben Clements not out 77 C Sandri b McCormick 22 Chris Dew b Sandri 17 G Lindsay c Miller b Boland 40 James Miller lbw b Green 8 D Kight c Groves b Jewell 9 Sam Wiese c Russ b Robertson 19 B Green c Jewell b McCormick 3 Chris McCormick c Russ b Robertson 0 G McDonald not out 4 Darren Groves not out 17 B Robertson c Miller b Boland 8 Arron Crawford Scott Boland Extras 17 Extras 16 230 7/231
D Groves 19-8-31-2 G Lindsay 21-5-41-0 A Crawford 12-5-30-0 B Robertson 20-7-36-2 S Boland 18.3-6-50-3 C Sandri 23.4-8-58-1 M Chasemore 14-2-59-1 B Green 22-6-50-1 C McCormick 11-3-41-2 G McDonald 6-0-26-0 N Jewell 8-5-4-2 N Geisler 10-5-12-1
Frankston Peninsula won by 3 wickets
2nd XI at Adrian Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 266 (Leigh Lowry 127, Andrew Cowen 33, Dale Elmi 25, Jon Guthrie 25, L Dredge 5/59, J Sheppard 2/64) lost to Footscray Edgewater 264 (M O‟Sullivan 79, D O‟Sullivan 49, M Worthington 44, M Kelliher 28, Joel Wylie 3/59, Jack Benbow 2/56, Ben Cairns 2/59)
3rd XI at Tony Dodemaide Oval Frankston Peninsula 188 (Peter Sofra 55, Shaun Ezard 31, Scott Broughill 29, S Hollins 5/19, K Adams 2/42) defeated Footscray Edgewater 139 (S Hollins 52, K Adams 36, Mitch Drummond 4/54, Sean Wilson 2/8, Robbie Fisher 2/41)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 8/368 (Coen Chernishoff 110, Ben Coleman 56, Tanner Stanton 34no, Sam Glenn 28, Jason Wylie 26, D Norris 2/24, V Srinivasan 2/24, G Hobba 2/57) defeated Footscray Edgewater 149 (B Duxson 30no, Ben Coleman 3/16, Stefan Burnell 2/16, Tanner Stanton 2/17)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Ben CLEMENTS 2 Matt CHASEMORE 1 Darren GROVES 2nd XI – 3 Leigh LOWRY 2 Ben CAIRNS 1 Andrew COWEN 3rd XI – 3 Peter SOFRA 2 Mitch DRUMMOND 1 Shaun EZARD 4th XI – 3 Coen CHERNISHOFF 2 Stefan BURNELL 1 Ben COLEMAN
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 20 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 10 v Camberwell Magpies
1st XI at Adrian Butler Oval l Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings Dandenong – 1st Innings Chris Dew Rrun out (Thewlis) 3 J Dowling Bb Groves 5 Ben Clements Cc Martignago b Potter 0 S Hill C Wiese b Benbow 83 Luke Walker Bb Parker 25 B Howell Cc Groves b Chasemore 21 Matt Chasemore St Martignago b Howell 99 T Evans Llbw b Chasemore 0 Matt Gapes Cc Hill b Parker 0 G Parker Cc Crawford b Benbow 23 Sam Wiese Rrun out (Hill) 23 C Thewlis Cc Clements b Crawford 18 Darren Groves Sst Matignagno b Howell 12 S Parker Nnot out 20 Chris McCormick Cc Grose b Howell 2 J Martignago Nnot out 7 Arron Crawford Nnot out 1 J Roberts Scott Boland Nnot out 0 A Potter Jack Benbow M Grose Extras 15 Extras 4 8/180 6/181
B Howell 10-1-38-3 D Groves 8-0-40-1 A Potter 9-1-38-1 A Crawford 8.5-1-43-1 M Grose 3-0-24-0 C McCormick 1-0-18-0 S Parker 10-1-25-2 Scott Boland 6-0-27-0 S Hill 10-0-36-0 Matt Chasemore 10-2-31-2 J Roberts 7-1-19-0 J Benbow 9-2-15-2 L Walker 1-0-6-0
Camberwell Magpies won by 4 wickets
2nd XI at Camberwell Sports Ground Frankston Peninsula 9/219 (Andrew Cowen 48, Jon Guthrie 31no, Michael McClean 29, Kierran Voelkl 27, J McNamara 2/19, M Hutton 2/23, R Brown 2/53, D Hutton 2/59) defeated Camberwell Magpies 8/216 (J Joslin 64, A Michener 47 T Rickarby 42, Sean Wilson 3/43, Tom Baron 2/24, Joel Wylie 2/52)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 7/150 (Shaun Ezard 54no, Scott Broughill 38, R Chancellor 2/21, M Parker 2/25) lost to Camberwell Magpies 5/152 (R Chancellor 44 J Murphy 36no, S Young 25no, Stefan Burnell 2/19)
4th XI at Watson Park Frankston Peninsula 3/125 (Prashant Jhala 48, Lachie Whitfield 40no) defeated Camberwell Magpies 124 (T Russ 26, Ben Ashkenazi 4/12, Tanner Stanton 4/31)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Matt CHASEMORE 2 Jack BENBOW 1 Sam WIESE 2nd XI – 3 Tom BARON 2 Andrew COWEN 1 Sean WILSON 3rd XI – 3 Tom COLLETT 2 Scott BROUGHILL 1 Peter SOFRA 4th XI – 3 Ben ASHKENAZI 2 Tanner STANTON 1 Lachie WHITFIELD
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 21 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 11 v Hawthorn Monash University
Debutant : Kierran Voelkl (Dromana CC – MPCA)
1st XI at Memorial Oval, Euroa
Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings Hawthorn Moash University – 1st Innings Chris Dew lbw b Christie 0 A Dragwidge b Crawford 41 Ben Clements lbw b Hewat 28 E Karageorgiou c Wiese b Crawford 5 Nick Jewell b Tormey 74 D Tormey b Crawford 0 Matt Chasemore b Hewat 23 J Henry c Newell b Benbow 11 Matt Gapes lbw b Hewat 0 R Wight lbw b Groves 0 Kierran Voelkl b Hoogenboom 10 M Brooks c Clements b Benbow 0 Sam Wiese run out 15 B Cookson c Gapes b Groves 27 Darren Groves c Bird b Tormey 1 M Hewat c Jewell b Crawford 12 Arron Crawford c Hoogenboom b Brooks 13 R Bird c Wiese b Boland 5 Scott Boland lbw b Christie 0 L Hoogenboom not out 7 Jack Benbow not out 1 D Christie c Wiese b Boland 1 Extras 12 Extras 10 177 119
D Christie 9.2-1-24-2 D Groves 10-3-20-2 D Tormey 8-0-38-2 A Crawford 8-0-35-4 R Bird 9-0-25-0 J Benbow 10-2-11-2 M Hewat 10-1-30-3 S Boland 6.5-0-18-2 L Hoogenboom 10-0-49-1 M Chasemore 7-2-17-0 M Brooks 2-0-7-1 K Voelkl 4-0-15-0
Frankston Peninsula won by 58 runs
2nd XI at Adrian Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 4/190 (Luke Walker 55, Dale Elmi 47, Michael McClean 46, C Grant 2/35) defeated Hawthorn Monash University 189 (J Hillyer 54, R Denewaka 40, D Gunawarrdana 29, Tom Baron 3/42, Chris McCormick 3/42)
3rd XI at Monash University #2 Frankston Peninsula 172 (Luke Reid 70, Scott Broughill 28, T Law 3/28, W Perumal 2/17, P Veltri 2/41) lost to Hawthorn Monash University 7/234 (G Kapoor 98no, Q Pham 42, Stefan Burnell 2/34, Tom Collett 2/42)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 6/185 (Prashant Jhala 63, Ben Coleman 59, Brett Hudgson 27no, S Raviganesh 3/47) defeated Hawthorn Monash University 8/183 (D Morgan 31, R Porker 26, Lachie Whitfield 2/17, Brett Hudgson 2/30)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Nick JEWELL 2 Arron CRAWFORD 1 Jack BENBOW 2nd XI – 3 Luke WALKER 2 Dale ELMI 1 Joel WYLIE 3rd XI – 3 Luke REID 2 Stefan BURNELL 1 Tom COLLETT 4th XI – 3 Prashant JHALA 2 Brett HUDGSON 1 Ben COLEMAN
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 22 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 12 v Fitzroy Doncaster
1st XI at Adrian Butler Oval
Fitzroy Doncaster – 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings G Keller c Wiese b Groves 5 Leigh Lowry b Waterman 8 P Dickson c Wiese b Groves 9 Matt Chasemore lbw b Fagg 0 L Mash c Wiese b Chasemore 17 Ben Clements lbw b Maxwell 50 E Ghasperidis c Chasemore b Crawford 32 Nick Jewell lbw b Campbell 15 G Maxwell b Chasemore 0 Luke Walker b Waterman 14 M Bremner c Lowry b Chasemore 2 Matt Gapes not out 76 B Waterman c Jewell b Chasemore 4 Sam Wiese lbw b Fagg 9 S Huntley c & b Groves 0 Darren Groves lbw b Waterman 1 D Campbell c Clements b Chasemore 1 Scott Boland lbw b Waterman 9 J Augustin c Wiese b Boland 10 Arron Crawford c Dickson b Huntley 6 J Fagg not out 0 Jack Benbow not out 13 Extras 6 Extras 5 86 9/206
D Groves 14-6-24-3 J Fagg 19-2-55-2 A Crawford 9-3-20-1 B Waterman 25-10-50-4 S Boland 7.2-1-20-1 P Dickson 7-3-8-0 M Chasemore 7-1-18-5 D Campbell 7-1-24-1 G Maxwell 16-4-23-1 S Huntley 9-3-42-1
2nd Innings P Dickson c Wiese b Crawford 3 A Crawford 6.5-3-5-1 G Kellar c Chasemore b Boland 37 S Boland 17-2-42-1 L Mash not out 59 M Chasemore 18-4-52-1 E Ghasperidis c Chasemore b Jewell 2 D Groves 2-1-3-0 M Bremner c Gapes b Chasemore 16 J Benbow 11-2-24-0 N Vardi not out 27 L Walker .1-0-1-0 Extras 15 N Jewell 8-2-19-1 4/159
Frankston Peninsula won by 120 runs on 1st Innings
2nd XI at Schramms Reserve #1 Frankston Peninsula 294 (Dale ELMI 110, Michael McClean 57, Jon Guthrie 39, David Nankervis 32, S Duckworth 5/52, L Stockdale 3/58) defeated Fitzroy Doncaster 118 (J Court 31, L Stockdale 26, Chris McCormick 6/29, Joel Wylie 3/28) and 4/157 (H Almatrah 54no, D Robertson 46, T Sheehan 26)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 152 (Jeremy Beckett 34, Davyd Stockman 33, Sean Wilson 29, M Cook 4/32, A Watson 3/58, J Considine 2/12) and 2/60 (Peter Sofra 28no) lost to Fitzroy Doncaster 4/163 (K Humphrys 56, D Clements 38, Stefan Burnell 2/19)
4th XI at Schramms Reserve #2 Frankston Peninsula 359 (Mark O‟Sullivan 85, Jason Wylie 76, Brett Hudgson 51, Sam Glenn 43, Nathan Cassano 30, T McQuinn 3/69, C Barry 2/28) defeated Fitzroy Doncaster 175 (P Cole 42, G Oosthuizen 36, Brendan Jovic 4/20, Brett Hudgson 2/20, Ben Coleman 2/49)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Ben CLEMENTS 2 Matt CHASEMORE 1 Matthew GAPES 2nd XI – 3 Chris McCORMICK 2 Dale ELMI 1 Joel WYLIE 3rd XI – 3 Jeremy BECKETT 2 Stefan BURNELL 1 Tom COLLETT 4th XI – 3 Mark O‟SULLIVAN 2 Brett HUDGSON 1 Jason WYLIE
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 23 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 13 v Melbourne Uni
1st XI at Adrian Butler Oval
Melbourne Uni – 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula – 1st Innings B Murphy c Wiese b Wylie 7 Leigh Lowry c Percy b Sanders 26 J Leggett lbw b Wylie 0 Dale Elmi c Percy b Kennedy 0 A Keely c Lowry b McCormick 18 Ben Clements lbw b Williams 0 S Sanders c Boland b Chasemore 78 Matt Gapes c Hibbert b Kennedy 65 T O‟Brien b Chasemore 3 Sam Wiese c Murphy b Williams 70 D Hibbert c Lowry b Chasemore 32 Jack Benbow c Percy b Kennedy 0 N Williams c Wiese b Chasemore 16 Chris McCormick not out 31 N Ellsmore lbw b Wylie 0 Nick Jewell b Kennedy 1 P Percy lbw b Chasemore 3 Matt Chasemore c Harrop b Kennedy 19 B Harrop lbw b Chasemore 0 Scott Boland G Kennedy not out 5 Joel Wylie Michael McClean Extras 10 Extras 21 172 8/234
S Boland 15-2-36-0 N Williams 23-9-51-2 J Wylie 14-2-39-3 G Kennedy 22.4-4-57-5 M Chasemore 17.5-7-44-6 B Harrop 7-0-26-0 C McCormick 5-0-26-1 N Ellsmore 10-1-34-0 J Benbow 4-0-19-0 S Sanders 11-3-36-1 T O‟Brien 2-0-12-0
2nd Innings B Murphy Nnot out 49 J Leggett Cc Jewell b Boland 29 A Keely Nnot out 20 Extras 4 1/102
S Boland 15-3-52-1 J Wylie 6-1-10-0 M Chasemore 10-1-21-0 C McCormick 4-0-9-0 J Benbow 2-0-7-0
Frankston Peninsula won by 62 runs on 1st Innings
2nd XI at University Main Oval Frankston Peninsula 5/262 (Michael McClean 105, Jon Guthrie 84no, T Rankin 2/59) defeated Melbourne Uni 261 (S Bardolia 66no, A Barton 48, T Dixon 44, M Simpson 38, Andrew Cowen 5/55, Sean Wilson 2/48)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 133 (Scott Broughill 41, Prashant Jhala 34, M Stafford 4/26, S Carlile 2/30, L Loi 2/32) lost to Melbourne Uni 169 (A Sivakumaran 85no, L Loi 31, Mitch Drummond 3/30, Stefan Burnell 2/34)
4th XI at Crawford Oval Frankston Peninsula 9/155 (Nathan Cassano 32, Brett Hudgson 27, A Thomas 3/22, L Richards 2/17, M Bhattacharyya 2/24) lost to Melbourne Uni 9/213 (D Hanrahan 54, J Crisp 51, Brett Hudgson 3/33, Lachie Whitfield 2/22)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Matt CHASEMORE 2 Sam WIESE 1 Matt GAPES 2nd XI – 3 Jon GUTHRIE 2 Michael McCLEAN 1 Andrew COWEN 3rd XI – 3 Mitch DRUMMOND 2 Jeremy BECKETT 1 Davyd STOCKMAN 4th XI – 3 Brett HUDGSON 2 Nathan CASSANO 1 Lachie WHITFIELD
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 24 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 14 v Carlton
1st XI at Princes Park
Carlton – 1st Inn Frankston Peninsula – 1st Inn J Hancock b Boland 1 Leigh Lowry lbw b Dickinson 17 D Peter-Budge b Groves 9 Dale Elmi c Gulbis b Welsford 16 N Ross lbw b Groves 2 Ben Clements lbw b Dickinson 13 E Gulbis c Gapes b Chasemore 7 Nick Jewell not out 107 N Pilon c McClean b Groves 3 Matt Chasemore b Austin 34 J Brown c Chasemore b Boland 8 Matt Gapes c Gulbis b Smyth 9 T Smyth c Lowry b Boland 53 Sam Wiese not out 3 T Welsford lbw b Chasemore 15 Michael McClean C Salm c Boland b Chasemore 2 Darren Groves A Dickinson not out 74 Chris McCormick N Austin lbw b Boland 9 Scott Boland Joel Wylie Extras 19 Extras 7 202 5/206
D Groves 11-5-17-3 C Salm 5.5-0-16-0 S Boland 26-8-46-4 A Dickinson 17-1-69-2 J Wylie 18-9-37-0 T Welsford 11.1-2-29-1 M Chasemore 17-3-54-3 N Austin 16-1-48-1 C McCormick 5-0-21-1 T Smyth 11-2-19-1 M Gapes 3-0-10-0 J Brown 8.1-1-20-0 M McClean 1-0-2-0
Frankston Peninsula won by 5 wickets
2nd XI at Adrian Butler Oval Frankston Peninsula 267 (Jon Guthrie 74, James Miller 49, Kierran Voelkl 31, L Kentish 4/50, T Buszard 4/93, J Crimmins 2/38) lost to Carlton 9/386 (T McCormick 209no, L Petsinis 41, L Kentish 34, R Bonney 28, Andrew Cowen 2/42, Sean Wilson 2/57, Tom Collett 2/93)
3rd XI at Princes Park #2 Frankston Peninsula 255 (Riley Shaw 61, Jason Wylie 53, Peter Sofra 27, Danny Heylbut 25, J Daniel 4/83, M Hand 2/49)lost to Carlton 7/272 (L McKenna 137, T O‟Sullivan 54, T Dixon 44no, Mitch Drummond 3/72, Jeremy Beckett 2/48, Robbie Fisher 2/57)
4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 251 (Brett Hudgson 60, Nathan Cassano 52, Mark Glenn 37, Mitch Wilson 28, B Foxwell 4/39, A Gurry 2/33, P. Richards 2/67)defeated Carlton 130 (James Keenan 7/32)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Nick JEWELL 2 Scott BOLAND 1 Darren GROVES 2nd XI – 3 James MILLER 2 Andrew COWEN 1 Jon GUTHRIE 3rd XI – 3 Riley SHAW 2 Jason WYLIE 1 Mitch DRUMMOND 4th XI – 3 Nathan CASSANO 2 James KEENAN 1 Brett HUDGSON
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 25 Season 2009~2010
ROUND 15 v St Kilda
1st XI at Adrian Butler Oval
Frankston Peninsula – 1st Inn St Kilda – 1st Inn Dale Elmi c Rummans b Babula 27 D Rowan c Wiese b Crawford 31 Sam Wiese c Mueller b Beer 17 D Forbes not out 8 Matt Chasemore c O‟Connor b Beer 6 G Rummans not out 3 Nick Jewell c Handscombe b Beer 8 P Handscombe Ben Clements b Mueller 26 M Sykes Leigh Lowry c Rowan b Mueller 42 K O‟Connor Matt Gapes b Mueller 1 G Lalor Chris McCormick b Warren 39 A Warren Arron Crawford c Rowan b Babula 23 M Beer Darren Groves not out 28 D Mueller Scott Boland not out 28 D Babula James Miller Extras 7 Extras 2 9/252 1/44
D Mueller 18-2-43-3 D Groves 5-0-24-0 A Warren 7-2-20-1 S Boland 6-1-13-0 M Beer 38-9-116-3 A Crawford 5-2-3-1 D Babula 15-5-28-2 J Miller 3.4-2-3-0 M Sykes 13-3-38-0
Match Drawn
2nd XI at Bill Lawry Oval Frankston Peninsula 193 (David Nankervis 79no, M Warne 3/47, M Wilke 3/59, N Voyage 2/41) defeated St Kilda 117 (W Pettit 33, Joel Wylie 5/43, Michael McClean 2/2, Sean Wilson 2/25)
3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 5/89 (Riley Shaw 45no, H Jackson 2/6, L Guthrie 2/31) drew with St Kilda 264 (R Livera 74, C Shaw 44, M Wallace 38, B Shipperd 35, Mitch Drummond 3/26, Tom Collett 3/58, Peter Sofra 2/24)
4th XI at Binnak Park Frankston Peninsula 6/142 (Prashant Jhala 38no, O Jenkins 2/13, S O‟Brien 2/33) drew with St Kilda 153 (G Cull 29, Brett Hudgson 3/26, James Keenan 2/28, Ben Ashkenazi 2/30, Brendan Jovic 2/38)
Thompson Medal Votes 1st XI – 3 Leigh LOWRY 2 Chris McCORMICK 1 Darren GROVES 2nd XI – 3 David NANKERVIS 2 Joel WYLIE 1 Sean WILSON 3rd XI – 3 Riley SHAW 2 Tom COLLETT 1 Mitch DRUMMOND 4th XI – 3 Brett HUDGSON 2 Ben ASHKENAZI 1 Prashant JHALA
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 26 finals matches
1st XI The First Eleven went into the Two-day finals series not having conceded a point in this form of the game albeit two games were drawn. As a result of our position on the Table (seventh) we were drawn to meet powerhouse St Kilda at the Junction Oval..
Quarter Final v St Kilda at Junction Oval
Frankston Peninsula St Kilda Leigh Lowry c Beer b Warren 19 D. Rowan c Jewell b Miller 12 Dale Elmi rrun out (Rummans) 13 D. Forbes lbw b Miller 28 Ben Clements not out 88 R. Quiney not out 124 Nick Jewell b Babula 2 G. Rummans b McCormick 21 Matt Chasemore b Beer 23 M. Sykes not out 0 Matt Gapes b Warren 9 P. Handscombe Sam Wiese c Lalor b Beer 3 G. Lalor James Miller lbw b Babula 6 A. Warren Chris McCormick c Warren b Beer 12 D. Babula Arron Crawford c Rowan b Warren 4 D. Mueller Scott Boland b Babula 14 K. O‟Connor Extras 4 Extras 15 197 3/200
D. Mueller 18.5-3-55-1 A. Crawford 3.2-0-10-0 D. Babula 19-5-44-2 S. Boland 16.4-4-45-0 A. Warren 21-5-41-3 M. Chasemore 13.4-3-41-0 M. Beer 29-9-54-3 J. Miller 13.3-2-55-2 M. Sykes 1-0-1-0 C. McCormick 13-4-27-1 D. Elmi 2-0-15-0
St Kilda won by 7 wickets
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 27 4th XI The Fourth Eleven finished in top position on both the One-Day ladder and the Two-Day competition. In the One-day event, we had an easy win in the Semi-Final but were soundly beaten in the Grand Final.
Semi-Final v Prahran at Adrian Butler Oval
Prahran Frankston Peninsula G. Connor b Jhala 0 Sam Glenn c Valamanchili b Hole 11 C. Ebsworth c Wylie b Stanton 15 Ben Coleman c Richardson b Ebsworth 57 S. Pandanawala run out (Macaulay) 5 Prashant Jhala not out 22 A. Weinmar c Wylie b Hudgson 3 Nathan Cassano not out 0 S. Valamanchili c & b Hudgson 2 Robbie Salerni B. Richardson run out (macaulay – Glenn) 1 Tanner Stanton N. Rowley lbw b Hudgson 35 Mitch Wilson S. Matthews c Hudgson b Coleman 2 Brett Hudgson A. Sanders c Ashkenazi b Stanton 18 Jason Wylie A. Lennie c Wilson b Ashkenazi 5 Joel Reid V. Jarvis not out 3 Ben Ashkenazi Extras 11 Cam Macaulay 100 Extras 12 2/102
B. Ashkenazi 6.2-2-15-1 S. Matthews 3-0-13-0 P. Jhala 9-4-14-1 A. Sanders 2-0-16-0 B. Hudgson 6-1-10-3 A. Lennie 2-0-44-0 B. Coleman 9-2-28-1 G. Hole 3-0-22-1 T. Stanton 9-1-31-2 C. Ebsworth 1-0-3-1
Frankston Peninsula won by 8 wickets
Grand Final v Carlton at Adrian Butler Oval
Carlton Frankston Peninsula J. Nolan b Hudgson 119 Prashant Jhala c Gurry b Peter-Budge 87 E. McKenna b Whitfield 17 Ben Coleman c Paradisis b Wilson 21 L. McKenna run out (Hudgson) 45 Brad McDonald c Nolan b Paradisis 27 T. Peter-Budge c Glenn b Ashkenazi 23 Brett Hudgson lbw b Smith 11 B. Foxwell c Wylie b Reid 11 Lachie Whitfield c Leed b Peter-Budge 7 B. Leed c Wylie b Reid 46 Jason Wylie b Paradisis 3 C. Foxwell not out 19 Joel Reid run out (Colaco-Peter-Budge) 5 M. Wilson not out 0 Nathan Cassano b Colaco 15 B. Smith Mitch Wilkson not out 11 A. Gurry Sam Glenn not out 0 M. Paradisis Robbie Salerni D. Colaco Ben Ashkenazi Extras 14 Extras 24 6/294 8/211
B. Ashkenazi 9-2-41-1 A. Gurry 3-0-26-0 B. Hudgson 6-0-41-2 M. Wilson 9-0-39-1 L. Whitfield 6-0-37-1 D. Colaco 3-1-22-1 P. Jhala 3-0-26-0 B. Foxwell 5-0-30-0 B. Coleman 9-0-49-0 B. Smith 9-0-20-1 B. McDonald 3-0-39-0 M. Paradisis 9-0-39-2 J. Reid 9-0-58-2 T. Peter-Budge 6-0-22-2 C. Foxwell 1-0-6-0
Carlton won by 83 runs
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Finishing on top of the ladder at the end of the season provided us with a “home” final and a game against the team that finished in 8th position – Essendon. However, one of our few losses for the season was against this team during the Home & Away Season. Unfortunately, Essendon repeated the dose and our season came to an abrupt halt.
Quarter Final v Essendon at Adrian Butler Oval
Frankston Peninsula Essendon Ben Coleman b Dyke 0 J. Rhodes c Glenn b Coleman 37 Coen Chernishoff c Joass b Rhodes 33 B. Joass c Coleman b Hudgson 6 Prashant Jhala b Penaluna 1 P. Campbell lbw b Ashkenazi 25 Brad McDonald c Joass b Travers 21 T. Perczyk b Hudgson 8 Jason Wylie c Bennett b Travers 0 J. Palmer lbw b Hudgson 9 Brett Hudgson run out 45 A. Young b Coleman 44 Nathan Cassano b Young 36 A. Durasovic run out (Chernishoff-Glenn) 19 Joel Reid st Bennett b Young 22 R. Dyke not out 11 Mitch Wilson c Travers b Young 7 H. Travers not out 6 Sam Glenn c Joass b Young 0 G. Bennett James Keenan not out 10 J. Dorko Ben Ashkenazi B. Penaluna Extras 8 Extras 19 183 7/184
B. Penaluna 10-3-49-1 B. Ashkenazi 14-7-27-1 R. Dyke 14-4-33-1 J. Keenan 9-1-51-0 H. Travers 11-6-9-2 B. Coleman 19-5-41-2 J. Rhodes 13-2-43-1 B. Hudgson 17-8-35-3 A. Durasovic 5-1-28-0 P. Jhala 1-0-6-0 A. Young 16.4-11-15-4 J. Reid 5-2-7-0
Essendon won by 3 wickets
It was a very disappointing effort, particularly from our “senior” players. .We got away to the worst of starts when batting first and really never recovered although the partnership between Brett and Nathan put us back in the game but we were not able to capitalize on that and 183 runs on the Butler Oval are not enough! Our bowling stint was in disarray from the start and while Ben and Brett put the brakes on and picked up a few wickets, we were always 50 runs short of being a real chance.
It was an unfortunate result, but one that we need to “put in the memory bank” as experience learned, and go ahead to the next step.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 29 The season – award
winners
CLUB CHAMPION
Matt Chasemore is the Club Champion of the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club for Season 2009~2010. Cheese scored 377 runs and took 29wickets and took 5 catches. His highest score was 99, his best with the ball was 6/44 and on two other occasions he took five wickets in an innings.
Cheese was in his first season with Frankston after crossing from Dandenong this season where he played 129 games, scoring almost 3,500 runs at 26.61 and taking 77 wickets at 24.97. .
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP – 2009~2010
Runs Wickets C RO Points
Chasemore, Matt 377 29 5 220.25 Jewell, Nick 542 3 9 165.50 Groves, Darren 105 28 7 152.25
Clements, Ben 469 10 137.25 Boland, Scott 91 26 4 134.75 Wiesse, Sam 224 23 1 102.00 Miller, James 143 13 4 95.75 McCormick, Chris 117 11 3 79.25 Crawford, Arron 63 11 1 61.75 Dew, Chris 194 1 2 1 56.50 Gapes, Matthew 184 3 52.00 Walker, Luke 168 4 50.00 Lowry, Leigh 112 3 34.00 Benbow, Jack 14 5 23.50 Cairns, Ben 12 4 1 21.00 Elmi, Dale 56 14.00 Wylie, Joel 1 3 12.25 Voelkl, Kierran 10 2.50 McClean, Michael 9 2.25
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THOMPSON MEDAL
Brett hudgson
The runaway winner of the Neal Thompson Medal this .Season was Brett Hudgson. Not only did he take out the Medal, he also won the Premier Cricket Fourth Eleven Player of the Season – also in runaway fashion, polling 26 votes, 5 votes clear of runner-up Lachlan McKenna (Carlton – 21votes) with Frankston Peninsula’s Ben Coleman in equal third spot with 17 votes.
Bart polled 23 votes, polling in all but 3 games. For the record, he scored 535 runs at 48.64 (Highest Score: 60), took 33 wickets at 12.09 (Best: Performance: 5/27), 9 catches and 2 run outs.
Final. Voting
20 – 23 – Brett HUDGSON 19 – 16 – Matt CHASEMORE and Darren GROVES 14 – Andrew COWEN 15 – 13 – Nick JEWELL 14 – 12 – Shaun EZARD 13
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Team Awards
First Eleven Batting Nick Jewell – 542 runs @ 49.27 Bowling Darren Groves – 28 wickets @ 14.07
Second Eleven Batting Michael McClean – 425 runs @ 38.64 Bowling Andrew Cowen – 14 wickets @ 12.71
Third Eleven Batting Peter Sofra – 272 runs @ 20.92 Bowling Mitch Drummond – 16 wickets @ 22.81
Fourth Eleven Batting Brett Hudgson – 535 runs @ 48.64 Bowling Brett Hudgson – 33 wickets @ 12.09
Cameron & ACHIEVEMENT (Ron Short) AwardS – BEN CLEMENTS Ben made great progress this season, captaining the Twenty / 20 team against Richmond and Camberwell in its two Primary Edge Competition games. During the absence of Nick Jewell and Darren Groves, Ben again took the reigns and on all occasions did an exceptional job. His knock in the Quarter Final against St Kilda of 88 not out was brilliant and a sign of just what Ben is capable of.
Wills Award – MARTIN WYLIE Martin‟s role as a Board of Management Director extended to Team Manager of the 2nds and 3rds and as Transport Coordinator when we played at Geelong. Marty also utilised his transportation talents with the Regional Under 18‟s in Traralgon in January.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 32 STATISTICS – 2009-10
1st XI Name G Inn NO HS Runs Av‟ge 50 100 Ov M Runs W Av‟ge Best 5WI C RO S Benbow, Jack 5 3 2 13 14 14.00 44 10 101 5 20.20 2/11 Boland, Scott 16 11 2 28 91 10.11 215 45 624 26 24.00 4/46 4 Cairns, Ben 7 4 1 7 12 4.00 39 2 185 4 46.25 3/36 1 Chasemore, Matt 16 15 99 377 25.13 2 161 32 529 29 18.24 6/44 3 5 Clements, Ben 16 15 2 88 469 36.08 4 10 Crawford, Arron 9 8 4 23 63 15.75 73 16 233 11 21.18 4/35 1 Dew, Chris 11 10 92 194 19.40 1 3 15 1 15.00 1/15 2 1 Elmi, Dale 4 4 27 56 14.00 2 15 Gapes, Matthew 9 8 1 76 184 26.29 2 7 18 3 Groves, Darren 15 11 5 28 105 17.50 170 47 394 28 14.07 4/24 7 Jewell, Nick 14 13 2 111 542 49.27 3 2 34 12 78 3 26.00 2/4 9 Lowry, Leigh 5 5 42 112 22.40 3 McClean, Michael 3 1 9 9 9.00 1 2 McCormick, Chris 9 7 2 39 117 23.40 72 13 221 11 20.09 2/1 3 Miller, James 11 9 1 40 143 17.88 88 11 379 13 29.15 3/20 4 Voelkl, Kierran 1 1 10 10 10.00 4 15 Walker, Luke 12 10 52 168 16.80 1 1 7 4 Wiesse, Sam 16 15 1 70 224 16.00 22 1 1 Wylie, Joel 4 2 1 1 1 1.00 40 12 104 3 34.67 3/39
Partnerships (25 runs minimum) Wicket P’ship Batters Opponent 1st wicket 82 Matt Chasemore / Nick Jewell Footscray Edgewater 2nd wicket 102 Chris Dew / Nick Jewell Ringwood 3rd wicket 92 Luke Walker / Nick Jewell Essendon 4th Wicket 91 Nick Jewell / Matt Chasemore Carlton 5th wicket 69 Matt Chasemore / Sam Wiese Camberwell Magpies 6th wicket 64 Sam Wioese / Chris McCormick Melbourne Uni 7th wicket 52 Leigh Lowry / Chris McCormick St Kilda 8th wicket 34 Chris McCormick / Matt Chasemore Melbourne Uni 34 Chris McCormick / Arron Crawford St Kilda 9th wicket 39 Chris McCormick / Darren Groves Prahran 10th wicket 60* Darren Groves / Scott Boland St Kilda
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STATISTICS – 2009~10
2nd XI HS Runs Av'ge 50 100 Ov M Runs W Av'ge 5WI C RO G Inn NO HS Runs Av’ge 50 100 Ov M Runs W Av’ge Best 5WI C RO S Baron, Tom 9 6 2 21 33 8.25 139 31 407 11 37.00 3/42 2 1 Beckett, Jeremy 2 1 6 6 6.00 1 Benbow, Jack 4 3 1 19 27 13.50 83 23 208 4 52.00 2/56 2 Burnell, Stefan 2 1 1 1 1.00 15 1 72 3 24.00 2/50 Cairns, Ben 2 1 1 1 1.00 39 12 90 2 45.00 2/59 Collett, Tom 4 2 1 8 15 15.00 53 7 216 3 72.00 2/93 1 Cowen, Andrew 15 14 1 48 277 21.31 87 37 178 14 12.71 5/55 1 8 Dew, Chris 4 4 24 61 15.25 21 4 42 1 42.00 1/9 2 Drummond, Mitch 4 4 3 2 5 5.00 33 6 113 5 22.60 3/18 2 Elmi, Dale 12 11 110 353 32.09 2 1 69 6 271 2 135.50 1/33 3 2 Fisher, Robbie 7 6 3 17 24 8.00 58 9 221 4 55.25 2/34 1 Gapes, Matthew 8 7 132 228 32.57 1 37 7 96 2 48.00 2/32 2 Guthrie, Jon 14 14 4 84 336 33.60 2 12 2 6 Lowry, Leigh 10 9 127 292 32.44 1 1 4 1 McClean, Michael 14 12 1 105 425 38.64 2 1 49 11 166 7 23.71 2/2 3 1 McCormick, Chris 7 6 2 7 20 5.00 88 25 247 18 13.72 6/29 1 3 Miller, James 1 1 49 49 49.00 16 3 51 1 51.00 1/51 Nankervis, David 4 4 2 79 142 71.00 1 10 1 3 Reid, Luke 1 1 Sofra, Peter 1 1 13 13 13.00 Trueman, Glyn 13 10 31 156 15.60 14 70 1 70.00 1/27 1 Voelkl, Kierran 9 8 56 179 22.38 1 17 3 73 3 24.33 1/18 2 2 Walker, Luke 3 4 1 55 107 35.67 1 6 1 17 Wilson, Sean 7 4 13 39 9.75 75 7 301 11 27.36 3/43 2 Wylie, Joel 12 10 2 23 76 9.50 175 45 523 22 23.77 5/43 1 1
Partnerships (25 runs minimum) Wicket P’ship Batters Opponent 1st wicket 85 Leigh Lowry / Dale Elmi North Melbourne 2nd wicket 83 Dale Elmi / Luke Walker Hawthorn Monash-Uni 3rd wicket 157 Jon Guthrie / Michael McClean Melbourne Uni 4th wicket 88 Michael McClean / Andrew Cowen Ringwood 5th wicket 73 Matthew Gapes / Andrew Cowen Melbourne 73 Matthew Gapes / Andrew Cowen Prahran 6th wicket 108 Matthew Gapes / Kierran Voelkl Prahran 7th wicket 41 Matthew Gapes / Glyn Trueman Ringwood 8th wicket 28 Matthew Gapes / Sean Wilson Prahran 9th wicket 48 Kierran Voelkl / Jack Benbow Essendon 10th Wicket 37 David Nankervis / Tom Baron St Kilda
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STATISTICS – 2009~10
3rd XI
G Inn NO HS Runs Av’ge 50 100 Ov M Runs W Av’ge Best 5WI C RO S Baron, Tom 5 4 3 35 49 49.00 43 8 116 8 14.50 6/26 1 1 Beckett, Jeremy 11 11 50 177 16.09 1 94 18 316 6 52.67 2/48 3 1 Broughill, Scott 11 12 41 148 12.33 6 Burnell, Stefan 8 3 2 12 26 26.00 62 12 179 13 13.77 3/27 1 Chernishoff, Coen 2 3 25 37 12.33 Coleman, Ben 3 3 10 13 4.33 10 2 32 1 32.00 1/32 3 1 Collett, Tom 6 4 11 13 3.25 48 9 163 7 23.29 3/58 1 Drummond, Mitch 10 4 2 7 9 4.50 116 24 365 16 22.81 4/54 1 1 Ezard, Shaun 9 9 1 68 240 30.00 2 53 5 167 13 12.85 4/12 3 Fisher, Robbie 8 6 2 13 23 5.75 100 26 322 13 24.77 3/16 1 Glenn, Sam 2 2 4 5 2.50 5 1 Heylbut, Danny 11 9 1 25 71 8.88 13 1 Jhala, Prashant 4 5 34 88 17.60 1 Jovic, Brendan 8 2 10 10 5.00 54 12 183 8 22.88 2/16 2 Macaulay, Cameron 1 3 31 1 Marsters, Ethan 4 4 29 47 11.75 Nankervis, David 1 1 1 1 1.00 O'Sullivan, Mark 3 4 12 29 7.25 12 4 29 1 29.00 1/19 Reid, Luke 12 14 1 70 163 12.54 1 10 1 47 1 47.00 1/21 2 1 Reid, Simon 1 6 3 10 1 10.00 1/10 Reid, Joel 5 6 2 15 37 9.25 4 1 25 1 25.00 1/25 1 Salerni, Robbie 1 1 1 8 8 Shaw, Riley 2 2 1 61 106 106.00 1 Sofra, Peter 13 15 2 55 272 20.92 1 64 12 268 11 24.36 3/32 Stockman, Davyd 12 14 83 196 14.00 1 14 1 52 3 1 Trueman, Glyn 4 3 9 15 5.00 9 50 1 50.00 1/50 1 Voelkl, Kierran 4 4 1 71 113 37.67 1 48 14 106 12 8.83 3/12 1 Wilson, Sean 7 6 3 29 65 21.67 1 Wylie, Jason 3 3 53 60 20.00 1
Partnerships (25 runs minimum) Wicket P’ship Batters Opponent 1st wicket 43 Coen Chernishoff / Peter Sofra Essendon 2nd wicket 90 Peter Sofra / Jeremy Beckett North Melbourne 3rd wicket 36 Peter Sofra / Davyd Stockman Fitzroy Doncaster 36 Riley Shaw / Jeremy Beckett St Kilda 4th wicket 85 Luke Reid / Scott Broughill Hawthorn Monash Uni 5th wicket 78 Kierran Voelkl / Shaun Ezard Geelong 6th wicket 54 Jason Wylie / Luke Reid Carlton 7th wicket 36 Shaun Ezard / Sean Wilson Melbourne 8th wicket 37* Shaun Ezard / Joel Reid Camberwell Magpies 9th wicket 74 Davyd Stockman / Danny Heylbut Prahran 10th wicket
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STATISTICS – 2009~10
4th XI G Inn NO HS Runs Av'ge 50 100 Ov M Runs W Av'ge Best 5WI C RO S Ashkenazi, Ben 15 5 1 14 16 4.00 131 34 379 22 17.23 4/12 7 Benbow, Jack 2 2 31 59 29.50 29 12 43 7 6.14 5/37 1 1 Broughill, Scott 3 3 113 136 45.33 1 Burnell, Stefan 1 16 6 16 2 8.00 2/16 1 Cassano, Nathan 16 14 3 52 221 20.09 1 16 2 65 1 65.00 1/27 1 1 Chernishoff, Coen 8 7 110 249 35.57 1 1 2 1 Coleman, Ben 13 13 59 340 26.15 4 127 33 369 16 23.06 4/24 10 Glenn, Mark 2 2 37 38 19.00 27 8 43 2 21.50 1/14 Glenn, Sam 14 11 2 67 159 17.67 1 1 1 0 1 0.00 1/0 15 3 2 Hudgson, Brett 17 16 5 60 535 48.64 4 174 51 399 33 12.09 5/27 1 9 2 Jackson, Wade 3 2 25 28 14.00 24 1 107 4 26.75 2/37 1 Jhala, Prashant 11 11 3 87 368 46.00 3 37 18 74 3 24.67 1/5 3 Jovic, Brendan 5 2 2 3 3 55 9 140 9 15.56 4/20 1 Keenan, James 5 3 2 21 37 37.00 64 13 165 10 16.50 7/32 1 Macaulay, Cameron 7 2 23 24 12.00 44 2 177 6 29.50 3/47 2 2 Marsters, Ethan 3 3 3 87 117 1 1 McDonald, Brad 7 7 36 126 18.00 4 41 1 41.00 1/2 1 O'Sullivan, Mark 3 2 85 97 48.50 1 12 2 31 1 31.00 1/26 1 Reid, Joel 11 9 1 22 82 10.25 49 5 194 6 32.33 3/43 1 Salerni, Robbie 13 9 22 75 8.33 14 1 Siposs, Arryn 1 10 5 16 1 16.00 1/16 Stanton, Tanner 7 3 1 34 48 24.00 46 6 155 8 19.38 4/31 1 Voelkl, Jye 4 1 1 8 63 2 31.50 1/21 Watson, Mac 3 1 15 15 15.00 26 5 62 1 62.00 1/20 Whitfield, Lachie 5 3 1 40 51 25.50 33 7 106 6 17.67 2/17 1 Wilson, Mitchell 13 9 1 28 107 13.38 2 Wylie, Jason 14 13 76 242 18.62 1 1 1 1 1.00 b1/1 9
Partnerships (25 runs minimum) Wicket P’ship Batters Opponent 1st wicket 97 Coen Chernishoff / Ben Coleman Geelong 2nd wicket 120 Ben Coleman / Prashant Jhala Hawthorn Monash Uni 3rd wicket 72 Ethan Marsters / Robbie Salerni Ringwood 4th wicket 111 Prasant Jhala / Brett Hudgson North Melbourne 5th wicket 68 Jason Wylie / Sam Glenn Fitzroy Doncaster 6th wicket 77 Sam Glenn / Brett Hudgson Fitzroy Doncaster 7th wicket 66 Brett Hudgson / Mitch Wilson Carlton 8th wicket 62 Nathan Cassano / Mark O‟Sullivan Fitzroy Doncaster 9th wicket 62* Nathan Cassano / Tanner Stanton Footscray Edgewater 10th wicket
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 36 Junior development
Once again, the Club was at the forefront of Cricket Victoria‟s Pathways Program in respect of the South East Country Region. The Information Session was almost a lock-out with around 200 prospective players and their parents in attendance. Prior to the Pathways Competitions in early January, the Club provided training on the turf practice wickets for the Squads.
Under 14’s
The Under 14 Squad was coached and managed by Darren O’Brien and Peter Hall. The squad comprised Mathew Christie (Berwick), Sam Crawford (Moorooduc), Sam Freedman (Baden Powell), Louis Gillies (Flinders), James Harmes (Clyde), Taylor Joyce (Upper Beaconsfield), Thomas La Brooy (Peninsula Old Boys), James Maxwell (Carrum), Billy Quigley (Rosebud), Kyle Salerno (Devon Meadows), Jake Smart (Mt Martha), Tanner Stanton – captain – (Berwick) / FPCC and Stephen Worton (Heatherhill).
Results and Statistics Game 1 South East Country Sharks v Southern Rangers – washed out Game 2 South East Country Sharks 61 (La Brooy 26) lost to North East Wizards 1/62 Game 3 South East Country 8/171 (Smart 95no, Stanton 26) lost to Gippsland 5/200 Game 4 South East Country Sharks 118 (Stanton 53, Smart 33) lost to Northern Rivers 8/139 (Maxwell 2/21, Crawford 2/32) Game 5 South East Country Sharks 120 (Worton 26, Salerno 25) defeated Western Spirit 92 (Maxwell 2/10, Quigley 2/13)
Player Inn NO HS Runs Av’ge Ov M Runs Wk Av’ge C RO St Matthew Christy 3 1 7 8 4.00 14 - 61 1 61.00 1 Sam Crawford 3 1 14 16 8.00 24 2 90 4 22.50 2 Sam Freedman 3 1 19 23 11.50 7 - 25 - 1 1 Louis Gillies 3 - 5 7 2.33 9 2 27 3 9.00 James Harmes 3 1 5no 9 4.50 Taylor Joyce 4 - 10 20 5.00 16 3 43 2 21.50 2 Thomas La Brooy 3 - 26 43 14.33 2 - 13 - James Maxwell 3 - 2 5 1.67 25 6 61 4 15.25 Billy Quigley 2 - 8 9 4.50 10.2 1 46 3 15.33 Kyle Salerno 3 - 25 29 9.67 6.3 - 17 2 8.50 3 Jake Smart 4 1 95no 154 51.33 6 - 27 1 27.00 1 Tanner Stanton 4 - 53 79 19.75 24 4 73 2 36.50 1 Stephen Worton 3 - 26 29 9.67 2 1 4
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 37 Under 16’s
The Under 16 Squad was coached and managed by Andrew Cowen and Brett Hudgson. The squad comprised Nathan Cassano (Frankston YCW / FPCC), Thomas Clements (Flinders), Mitchell Darville (Mt Martha), Michael Edwards (Langwarrin), Hayden Gavine (Mt Eliza), Sam Glenn (Mt Eliza / FPCC), Leigh Janssen (Boneo), Damien Lawrence (St Brigids St Louis / St Kilda), Darren Minchington (Main Ridge), Jordon Pomeroy (Mt Martha), Jason Pongracic – captain – (Merinda Park / Melbourne), Lachie Whitfield (Mt Martha) and Brendan Wilson (Meranatha Methodist). The team had a strong win in Round One but disappointed in its next three games. However it put in another strong performance to win the final game.
Results and Statistics Game 1 South East Country Sharks 154 (Edwards 53) defeated Southern Rangers 6/115 (Pongracic 3/24) Game 2 South East Country Sharks 137 (Pongracic 45, Edwards 36) lost to North West Wizards 5/140 (Lawrence 2/23) Game 3 South East Country 9/160 (Clements 43, Edwards 41, Pongracic 26) lost to Gippsland Pride 184 (Pongracic 2/16, Darville 2/35, Whitfield 2/35) Game 4 South East Country Sharks 171 (Cassano 48, Lawrence 25no) lost to North East Falcons 8/186 (Pomeroy 2/27, Lawrence 3/45) Game 5 South East Country Sharks 6/222 (Pongracic 80, Whitfield 55, Edwards 25) defeated Northern Cowboys 7/139 (Pomeroy 2/25, Darville 2/36)
Player Inn NO HS Runs Av’ge Ov M Runs Wk Av’ge C RO St Nathan Cassano 5 1 48 75 18.75 7 - 21 1 21.00 1 Thomas Clements 5 - 43 73 14.60 6 1 16 - 1 1 Mitchell Darville 4 2 19 39 19.50 37 6 115 4 28.75 2 Michael Edwards 5 - 53 176 35.20 2 Hayden Gavine 4 - 17 33 8.251 1 - 4 1 4.00 1 2 Sam Glenn 3 1 12 12 6.00 2 - 6 - 1 Leigh Janssen 3 1 9no 12 6.00 34 4 95 1 95.00 Damien Lawrence 5 2 25no 46 15.33 35 7 131 5 26.20 2 1 Darren Minchington 3 - 21 42 14.00 16 2 61 2 30.50 2 1 Jordan Pomeroy 1 - 2 2 2.00 32 5 104 5 20.80 1 Jason Pongracic 5 - 80 152 30.40 23 5 71 6 11.83 2 1 Lachie Whitfield 5 - 55 95 19.00 29 7 90 3 30.00 4 1 Brendan Wilson 4 - 13 28 7.00 2 1
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 38 Under 18’s
The Under 18 Squad was coached and managed by Dave McClean and Wayne Ross. The squad comprised Jacob Cook (Balnarring), Mitchell Drummond (Mt Eliza / FPCC), Jake Foster (Heatherhill), Andy Johnson (Langwarrin / Casey-South Melbourne), Cameron Macaulay (Baden Powell / FPCC), Nathan Martin (Heatherhill), Ethan Marsters (Peninsula Old Boys / FPCC), Brad McDonald – captain – (Somerville / FPCC), Jake Middleton (Long Island), Joel Reid (Sorrento F PCC), Riley Shaw (Red Hill), Bradley Welsh (Cardinia / Casey-South Melbourne) and Michael Whincup (Moorooduc). During the week, Michael suffered a hamstring injury and was replaced in the last two games by Travis Welsh (Cardinia / Casey-South Melbourne). The team lost its two Twenty/20 games on Day 1 then won its next two Preliminary games then won its Quarter Final but lost its Semi-Final. The team finished in third position in the State.
Results and Statistics Game 1(Twenty/20) South East Country Sharks 7/113 (Foster 32) lost to Southern Rangers 2/115) Game 2(Twenty/20) South East Country Sharks 9/100 lost to Southern Rangers 3/104 Game 3 South East Country 190 (Johnson 38, Whincup 27no, Marsters 27) defeated North West Wizards 112 (Middleton 3/13, Johnson 2/7) Game 4 South East Country Sharks 197 (Johnson 88, Shaw 39, Marsters 28) defeated Gippsland Pride 108 (Drummond 4/20, Macaulay 2/14, Middleton 2/19, Cook 2/25) Game 5 South East Country Sharks 180 (Shaw 41, Martin 33, B Welsh 33) defeated Northern Rivers 166 (Drummond 3/24, Cook 3/31, Johnson 3/36) State Final South East Country Sharks 222 (McDonald 69, B Welsh 38, Shaw 33, Johnson 29 lost to Inner East Emus 9/266 (Drummond 2/26, Macaulay 2/44)
Player Inn NO HS Runs Av’ge Ov M Runs Wk Av’ge C RO St Jacob Cook 6 - 19 32 5.33 42 9 178 6 29.67 1 Mitch Drummond 38.3 7 122 10 12.20 Jake Foster 6 - 32 51 8.50 2 Andy Johnson 6 - 88 179 29.83 37 2 153 6 25.50 Cameron Macaulay 3 2 6no 7 7.00 25 3 109 6 18.17 2 1 Nathan Martin 6 1 33 102 20.40 5 1 Ethan Marsters 6 - 28 103 17.17 3 Brad McDonald 6 - 69 94 15.67 1 - 8 - 4 1 Jake Middleton 5 3 18no 32 16.00 30.2 4 140 6 23.33 3 Joel Reid 5 1 18no 55 13.75 7.2 - 37 - 2 Riley Shaw 6 - 41 126 23.00 Brady Welsh 4 - 38 92 23.00 2 1 Travis Welsh 8 - 43 - Michael Whincup 4 2 27no 33 16.50 10.2 - 63 1 63.00
The Under 18’s started the week quite poorly being thrashed in the two Twenty / 20 games but showed very good form in the remaining matches. Two players originally selected – Coen Chernishoff and Brendan Jovic – withdrew because of injury prior to the Championships, and Michael Whincup had to be replaced after the second game. The ability to select replacements without undue fussand minimal interruption was a credit to Team management and the Squad.
The Players adjudged the best for their teams during the Championships were Jake Smart, Michael Edwards and Mitch Drummond.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 39 Frankston peninsula cricket scholarship
The Club‟s Cricket Scholarship was awarded, following the Pathways Competitions to Langwarrin‟s Michael Edwards. Michael played in the Under 16 team as a first-year Under 16 player. In his first year of Pathways, Michael scored 176 runs at an average of 35.20%. The Scholarship entitles Michael to train with Frankston Peninsula throughout 2009~10 and participate in any coaching activities run by the Club. Of course, it is our hope that Michael decides to accept the Club‟s invitation to play with it next season – the Scholarship also covers uniforms – clothing and caps – and Membership Fees.
Bill foley education & cricket scholarship
The Bill Foley Education Scholarship perpetuates the memory of Bill Foley, long-time stalwart of the Cricket community throughout the State of Victoria and in particular in Cricket Administration with the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association, the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club and the South East Country Region. The Scholarship, valued at $10,000 a year, is to assist the recipient with education and cricket costs. The Scholarship is to be awarded annually – for at least five years.
This was a wonderful gesture by the late Bill Foley and the Foley Family.
The Bill Foley Education and Cricket Scholarship for 2010 was awarded to Kierran Voelkl.
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 40
Finance
The club realised an Operating net loss of $21,372 for Season 2009/10. The financial information is based on accrual accounting, is exclusive of GST, and includes non cash transactions such as amortisation, depreciation and adjustments. To expand, $6,360 of the listed income was still receivable at 30 April 2010, while $6,165 of the listed expenditure was still payable at 30 April 2010. The following explanations are provided for clarification of the result in some areas.
Income
Cricket Victoria As per other seasons, assistance from Cricket Victoria in the form of Distributions, Internet Grant, Junior Development Grant, and Administration Manager Grants is greatly appreciated. Cricket Victoria also assisted in reimbursing costs incurred to host finals.
Bar and Canteen The Canteen provided sandwiches, rolls, cakes and cordial for afternoon teas – free of charge – to the value of $3,418. Once these gratis items are accounted for, the Canteen is shown to have operated quite profitably with a profit close to $5,000. This is fantastic effort to be able to cover the cost of all of the Club’s afternoon teas through Canteen revenue. The Bar traded at considerably lower level than last season, reflecting the decreased level of activities held in the facility throughout the season.
Facility The use of the facility did not match the increased usage achieved during last season. As such, the revenue represented for facility hire has decreased, and consequently effects bar revenue as mentioned. The Club have plans to address this trend for Season 2009/10 and launch an advertising campaign to promote the facility to the community as attractive and affordable for functions.
Membership As decided at the 2009 AGM, the Club decided to implement a restructured playing membership fee structure for Season 2009/10. This fee structure was introduced to provide a closer representation of the costs incurred by the Club on behalf of each player, and to also bring the fees closer in line with other Premier clubs. The structure retained acknowledgement of significant games service from senior players and provided an alternative fee structure for development list players. As a result from the change, combined revenue from playing and social memberships more than doubled. We thank the playing group considerably for their strong support of their club through this new membership structure.
Social During Season 2009/10, the Club launched “Heat in the Kitchen”, a series of four luncheons which included fine dining, high profile guest speakers and the opportunity to reminisce with past and present friends and family. Organised amazingly by Mark Dunsford, these luncheons proved to be very successful for the Club. Along with significantly increasing the profile of the Club, they generated a profit of over $5,000. In addition, the presentation night held to conclude the season was very well attended where $3,595 was collected.
Sponsorship We are grateful to continue to receive wonderful support from our sponsors, in particular Buildsafe Housing Insurance (Phil Graf), Frankston RSL (Rob Morrison), Rail Signalling Services (Martin Scanlon), The Honourable Bob Smith MLC, Financial Services Partners (Mark Dunsford), Karingal Optical (David Glennie), Saxon Sports Frankston (Chris Hall), The Door Store Moorabbin (Richard Baron), Bell Building Services (Bill Chernishoff) and Peninsula Pest Control (Dale O’Neil).
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 41 Expenditure
Facility As expected with the quality of facility the Club has access to, there is a considerable amount of expenditure to maintain its presentation and operations. Included within Facility expense is $10,563 for electricity. This high usage cost has prompted the club to further investigate the implementation of solar panels and possible grants available for their installation. Cleaning and Hygiene costs amounted to $2,548, Materials and Repairs to the facility amounted to $1,885, and non cash expenditure of amortisation and depreciation amounted to $4,546 and $2,214 respectively. The Club also contributed $3,865 to the Security Shutters installed at the completion of last season which have proved very helpful in preventing further break-ins. Unfortunately around $1,100 was allocated to unnecessary security call outs and telephone charges due to ongoing faults with the security monitoring system throughout the season.
Grounds Ground rental fees payable to the Frankston City Council for the A.H. Butler Oval and Eastern Oval increased to $10,200 for Season 2009/10. Following vandalism in March 2010 on the A.H. Butler Oval, $200 was spent on another cover repair kit to accompany hessian covers and a cover repair kit purchased at the start of the season valued at $676.
Playing The Club continued with a policy of two professional players, with Nick Jewell (Captain/Coach) and Arron Crawford appointed for Season 2009/10. In addition, the club looked to provide an extensive coaching panel to support Nick’s appointment with Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf, David McClean, and Neale Price appointed as specialist coaches. Other playing costs also incorporated fees for umpiring, scorers, scoreboard attendants and country round expenses. Further, indoor practice and cricket equipments costs combined to $18,130 to outline the significant investment by the club in playing resources.
Social Corresponding with the high attendance of the presentation night and the successful implementation of the “Heat in the Kitchen” luncheons, Social expenditure increased to $14,965 for Season 2009/10.
GLENN DAVEY Treasurer
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 42
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 4528 LANGWARRIN VIC 3910 Balance
Sheet As at 30 April 2010
2010 2009 Current Assets General Cheque Account $5,962.32 $7,803.69 FPCC Player Development Fund $923.50 $923.44 Cash on Hand $0.00 $192.87 Trade Debtors $6,360.25 $3,130.00 Bill Foley Foundation $185.00 $185.00 Inventories (Merchandise) $3,242.00 $6,708.00 $16,673.07 $18,943.00
Fixed Assets Right to Clubhouse Use $45,455.00 $45,455.00 Accumulated Amortisation -$36,367.00 -$31,821.00 Office Equipment $6,441.00 $6,441.00 Materials & Equipment $15,710.00 $15,710.00 Furniture & Fittings $6,776.00 $6,776.00 Accumulated Depreciation -$18,712.00 -$16,498.00 $19,303.00 $26,063.00
Total Assets $35,976.07 $45,006.00
Liabilities Trade Creditors $6,165.00 $0.00 Private Loan $5,000.00 $0.00 GST Liabilities GST Collected $8,012.34 $0.00 GST Paid -$6,733.77 -$86.00 Total GST Liabilities $1,278.57 -$86.00 PAYG Withholding $0.00 $187.00 Total Liabilities $12,443.57 $101.00
Net Assets $23,532.50 $44,905.00
Equity Accumulated Funds $44,905.00 $56,640.00 Current Earnings -$21,372.50 -$11,735.00 Total Equity $23,532.50 $44,905.00
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 43 Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 4528 LANGWARRIN VIC 3910
Profit & Loss Statement Year ended 30 April 2010
Income Expenditure
Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria Allocation $37,221.00 Kookaburra Sponsorship $4,000.00 Other Distributions $900.00 Awards Awards Gala Awards $1,905.00 Trophies $381.27 Playing Prizemoney $500.00 Gala Awards $2,375.00 Bar Bar Bar Sales $32,229.51 Bar Staff $1,905.00 Security Screen Reimbursement $590.91 Pots & Glasses $355.12 Crockery $619.20 Bar Stock $20,306.32 Canteen Canteen Canteen Sales $8,545.82 Fastrack Supplies $3,475.38 Canteen Food Supplies $108.09 Canteen Food Supplies - Gratis $3,418.25 Kitchen Kitchen Kitchen Sales $2,482.81 Selection Night Food $1,232.82 Function Catering $400.00 Other Kitchen Costs $283.49 Facility Facility Function Income $2,822.72 Cleaning $2,301.49 AYCE Program $700.00 Foxtel $261.71 Sports Development Program $909.09 Insurance $729.44 Light & Power $10,563.07 Materials & Repairs $1,885.00 Security $1,198.00 Security Shutters $3,864.82 Gas $303.64 Photographs $254.55 Hygiene $246.85 Amortisation $4,546.00 Depreciation $2,214.00 Other Facility Expenses $404.86
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 44
Ground Ground Other Ground Income $500.00 Curation $3,440.00 CV Ground Award Prizemoney $1,500.00 Ground Rental $10,200.00 Hosting Finals $1,272.00 Paint $90.90 Hosting Country Week $663.64 Hessian/Covers $876.00 Curation Prizemoney $1,000.00 Management Management Cricket Victoria Grant $15,000.00 W Ross Management Fees $12,668.00 Superannuation $1,467.00 Travel Insurance $333.00 WorkCover $148.00 Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Other Misc Income $708.40 Affiliation Fees $697.00 Office Office CV Internet Grant $500.00 Postage $86.91 Printing $320.00 Stationery $44.40 Telephone $772.97 Internet $493.66 Mobile Telephone - W Ross $723.75 Mobile Phone - M.O'Sullivan $245.46 Playing Playing Other Playing Income $220.00 Professional Players $27,639.62 Coaching Staff $11,059.09 Saxon Coaching $445.46 Umpires $10,296.38 Scorers $1,750.00 Scoreboard $180.00 Indoor Practice $10,368.19 Cricket Equipment $7,761.76 Travel & Accommodation $1,541.46 Junior Development Junior Development Cricket Victoria Grant $2,500.00 Junior Development $690.00 Membership - Playing Membership - Playing Membership Fees - Playing $13,586.48 Membership Cards $120.00 Membership - Social Membership - Social Membership Fees - Social $1,431.82 Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Sales $4,296.33 Merchandise Purchases $7,939.81 Year end expense adjustment $3,466.00 Social Social Presentation Night Sales $3,595.45 Social Expenses $1,710.00 Lunch Functions $12,318.14 Luncheon Catering $7,197.72 Lunch Raffle $1,950.00 Luncheon Guest Speakers $2,500.00 Luncheon Memorabilia $254.55 Presentation Night $3,556.82 Social Events $2,420.18
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 45
Sponsorship Sponsorship Sponsorships $10,909.09 Sponsorship Expenses $634.09 Saxon Sponsorships $1,929.09 BuildSafe $9,090.91 Ritchies Donation $304.98 Donations $200.00 Audit Audit Accounting & Audit Fees $2,650.00 Financial Financial Interest Income $0.74 Bank Charges $584.34
Total Income $177,958.66 Total Expenses $199,331.16
Net Loss ($21,372.50)
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 46 CLUB RECORDS
CLUB PLAYING RECORDS
Games
238 Darren Groves 215 Leigh Lowry 209 Luke Walker 196 David Nankervis 180 James Keenan & Andrew Cowen 168 James Miller 166 Ken Piesse 157 Jason Mathers 150 Cameron Wallace 147 Stephen Stubbings 128 David Archer 127 Peter Martine 123 Craig Entwistle 119 Ben Coleman & Joel Wylie 117 Bryce McGain 112 Michael McClean & Jason Wylie 111 Gavin Hurley 109 Hayden Jackson 107 Duane Peiris 105 Wade Jackson & Brandon Lawler 100 Shaun Ezard
Runs wickets
5593 (33.49%) Luke Walker 455 (21.05%) Darren Groves 4846 (25.78%) Leigh Lowry 306 (21.80%) Cameron Wallace 4790 (32.59%) Jason Mathers 263 (24.14%) James Miller 4153 (28.25%) Steve Stubbings 217 (24.83%) Bryce McGain 3482 (57.08%) Matthew Mott 183 (22.25%) James Keenan 3231 (25.64%) James Miller 178 (24.35%) David Archer 3036 (27.11%) Gavin Hurley 144 (27.10%) Hayden Jackson 2963 (26.46%) Craig Entwistle 140 (26.44%) Adrian Mack 2757 (29.97%) Tony Horvat 130 (17.80%) Ken Piesse 2687 (16.48%) Andrew Cowen 128 (28.19%) Craig Entwistle 2480 (23.85%) Duane Peiris 125 (22.89%) Matt Griffiths 2473 (28.76%) Michael Hack 121 (29.94%) Joel Wylie 2422 (20.53%) Cameron Wallace 118 (25.30%) Cameron Atkins 2364 (17.26%) David Nankervis 2268 (26.37%) Cain Logan 2148 (25.27%) Justin Bridgeman 2169 (14.76%) Darren Groves 2131 (20.49%) Ken Piesse 2059 (26.06%) Daniel Warwick 2037 (24.84%) Chris Dew 2017 (22.16%) Brandon Lawler
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 47
Catches, stumpings & run outs
369 David Nankervis 153 Brad Glenn 132 Peter Martine 111 Chris O‟Meara 105 Danny Heylbut 88 Darren Groves 87 Jason Mathers 83 Leigh Lowry 81 Gavin Hurley 78 Luke Walker 75 Grant Gains & Duane Peiris
Club record partnerships
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent XI 1st 252 S.D.Stubbings & J.P.Bridgeman Collingwood (95/96) 2nds 2nd 190+ D.J.Warwick & J.P.Bridgeman Footscray (99/00) 3rds 3rd 257 C.R.Bennett & Jarred Moore Prahran (01/02) 3rds 4th 251 D.J.Peiris & R.A.O.Quinert Ringwood (9/00) 3rds 5th 291+ M.P.Mott & J.F.Miller South Melbourne (01/02) 1sts 6th 194 S.G.Peck & N.R.Johnson Melbourne (97/98) 2nds 7th 173 L.Walker & S.Ezard North Melbourne (06/07) 1sts 8th 148 M.O'Sullivan & B. Hudgson Ringwood (07/08) 4ths 9th 206 L.Walker & S.Ezard Footscray Edgewater (06/07) 1sts 10th 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25no) Geelong 1sts
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 48 1st XI Playing records
Games
193 Darren Groves 162 David Nankervis 158 Luke Walker 118 James Miller 108 Cameron Wallace 105 Stephen Stubbings 90 Gavin Hurley 89 Leigh Lowry 80 Adrian Mack & Brad Glenn 79 Bryce McGain 77 David Robinson 75 Brandon Lawler 70 Matthew Mott & Cain Logan
Runs
4579 (33.92%) Luke Walker 3482 (57.08%) Matthew Mott 2636 (25.10%) Stephen Stubbibgs 2545 (26.51%) James Miller 2146 (22.83%) Gavin Hurley 2130 (17.60%) David Nankervis 1947 (27.04%) Cain Logan 1848 (27.04%) Leigh Lowry 1751 (25.75%) David Robinson 1736 (14.59%) Darren Groves 1712 (23.14%) Brad Glenn 1641 (18.65%) Cameron Wallace 1463 (23.98%) Jason Mathers 1434 (23.94%) Tony Horval 1430 (27.50%) Ben Clements 1278 (19.97%) Mark Butler
wickets
397 (19.89%) Darren Groves 236 (20.14%) Cameron Wallace 214 (22.61%) James Miller 140 (26.44%) Adrian Mack 98 (34.35%) Bryce McGain 76 (28.33%) Mark Butler 60 (29.35%) Scott Phillips 55 (33.40%) Darryn Abblitt 52 (26.13%) Cameron Atkins 52 (26.73%) Shaun Graf
Catches, stumpings & run outs
325 David Nankervis 153 Brad Glenn 70 Darren Groves 65 Gavin Hurley 52 Luke Walker 48 David Robinson 47 Cameron Wallace 46 Mark Butler 41 Sam Wiese 35 Stephen Stubbings 32 Scott Phillips
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 49 Partnership Records
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 118 M.Butler (43) & M.Mott (147) Essendon 2002/03 2nd 165+ M.Mott (147) & J.Mathers (80) Essendon 2002/03 3rd 177 M.Mott (169) & C.Entwistle (65) Hawthorn-Waverley 2000/01 4th 199 J.Mathers (157) & L.Walker (86) Melbourne 2001/02 5th 291+ M.Mott (216) & J.Miller (141) South Melbourne 2001/02 6th 134 B.Glenn (82) & S.Graf (75) North Melbourne 1994/95 7th 173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (93no) North Melbourne 2006/07 8th 138 B.Glenn (86) & D.Abblitt (59) Ringwood 1997/98 9th 206 L.Walker (135no) & S.Ezard (103no) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 10th 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25no) Geelong 1997/98
FPCC Leading run-scorer FPCC Leading Wickettaker LUKE WALKER DARREN GROVES
FPCC Leading fielder/keeper DAVID NANKERVIS
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 50 2nd XI playing Records
Games
88 Jason Mathers 83 Leigh Lowry 65 Andrew Cowen 58 Duane Peiris 57 Craig Entwistle 56 Jeff Williams & Michael McClean 55 Justin Bridgeman
Runs
2256 (30.49%) Leigh Lowry 2069 (35.74%) Jason Mathers 1571 (32.73%) Craig Entwistle 1426 (29.71%) Jeff Williams 1420 (28.98%) Justin Bridgeman 1378 (24.18%) Michael McClean 1343 (23.16%) Duane Peiris 1311 (34.50%) Stephen Stubbings 1238 (26.91%) Daniel Warwick 1235 (19.92%) Andrew Cowen 1169 (40.31%) Tony Horvat 1133 (40.46%) Michael Hack
Wickets
119 (16.99%) Bryce McGain 84 (24.08%) Darren Groves 72 (34.43%) Dean Harrop 70 (27.37%) Cameron Wallace 66 (28.52%) Craig Entwistle 60 (28.58%) James Miller 55 (21.76%) Mark Boraston 55 (29.11%) Chris McCormick 52 (32.52%) Joel Wylie 50 (22.28%) Scott Boland
Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs
68 Chris O‟Meara 65 Shane Gains 51 Jason Mathers & Sam Wiese 47 David Nankervis 46 Leigh Lowry 40 Danny Heylbut & Duane Peiris 37 Jon Guthrie 33 Roshan Perera 31 Jeff Williams
Partnership Records
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood 1995/96 2nd 153 L.Lowry (110) & J.Mathers (102) Carlton 2003/04 3rd 197 S.Peck (140) & C.Robinson (76) Essendon 1996/97 4th 149 Justin Moore (102) & J.Williams (36) Camberwell Magpies 2001/02 5th 174 G.Thompson (103) & M.Hack (90) Footscray 1994/95 6th 194 S.Peck (112) & N.Johnson (131) Melbourne 1997/98 7th 160 C.Bennett (64) & J.Williams (62) Footscray-Vic. University 2001/02 8th 108 D.Warwick (219) & M.Meagher (38) Richmond 2003/04 9th 145* D.Kratz (133) & D.Harrop (50) Richmond 1996/97 10th 79 C.Atkins (60) & D.Nankervis (27) Fitzroy-Doncaster 1999/2000
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 51 3rd XI Records
Games
158 Ken Piesse 87 James Keenan 75 Hayden Jackson & Brandon Lawler 62 Andrew Cowen 53 Shaun Ezard
Runs
1960 (20.00%) Ken Piesse 1489 (21.27%) Brandon Lawler 1208 (24.16%) Shaun Ezard 1179 (19.50%) Chris Dew 1143 (28.58%) Leigh Lowry 852 (15.11%) Andrew Cowen 891 (30.72%) Duane Peiris 832 (29.71%) Craig Bennett 822 (35.74%) Gavin Thompson
Wickets
130 (17.80%) Ken Piesse 100 (18.82%) James Keenan 97 (29.19%) Hayden Jackson 82 (20.18%) Matt Griffiths 63 (28.48%) Andrew Cowen 61 (19.92%) Robbie Fisher 57 (27.68%) Brandon Lawler 52 (30.83%) Chris Bull 50 (15.04%) Mark O‟Sullivan
Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs
58 Danny Heylbut 41 Chris O‟Meara 40 Ken Piesse 37 Ross Atkins 36 Tim Pashen 31 James Keenan
Partnership Records
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 135 G.Thompson (68) & B.Lawler (59) Collingwood 1994/95 2nd 190* D.Warwick (73) & J.Bridgeman (105) Footscray 1999/2000 3rd 257 C.Bennett (120) & Jarred Moore (132) Prahran 2001/02 4th 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood 1999/2000 5th 113 K.Piesse (108) & C.Wills (47) Prahran 1993/94 6th 109 L.Lowry (100) & S.Phillips (66) South Melbourne 1994/95 7th 126+ C.Bennett (100) & K.Piesse (37) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8th 93 S.Coates (59) & L.Walker (36) Geelong 1998/99 9th 112 D.Groves (59) & K.Piesse (57) Geelong 1997/98 10th 52 M.McClean (58) & J.Keenan Hawthorn-Monash Uni 2003/04
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 52 4th XI Records
Games
125 David Archer 106 Peter Martine 87 James Keenan & Jason Wylie 84 Ben Coleman 74 Wade Jackson 71 Bruce Wills 67 Chris Burgess & Tim Prendergast 55 Brett Hudgson 51 Winton Corr
Runs
1467 (14.24%) Peter Martine 1425 (24.15%) Tim Prendergast 1320 (40.00%) Brett Hudgson 1258 (16.55%) Ben Coleman 1229 (43.89%) Prashant Jhala 1207 (25.68%) Owen Johnson 1199 (15.78%) James Keenan 1145 (15.68%) Jason Wylie 1127 (19.43%) Bruce Wills 1097 (17.41%) Wade Jackson 984 (12.78%) David Archer
Wickets
177 (24.28%) David Archer 88 (23.53%) James Keenan 79 (23.81%) Ben Coleman 73 (17.44%) Brett Hudgson 69 (18.10%) Tim Prendergast 53 (17.91%) Joel Wylie 52 (15.17%) Michael Hinds 50 (21.18%) Wade Jackson
Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs
112 Peter Martine 62 David Archer 44 Wade Jackson 38 Michael Hall & James Keenan
Partnership Records
Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season 1st 158 G.Lymer (107) & S.Harvey (29) Hawthorn 1993/94 2nd 156 J.Burroughs (99) & W.Jackson (95) Prahran 2004/05 3rd 193 C.Dew (151) & Jason Wylie (92) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 4th 158 D.Binns (117) & B.Wills (67) Footscray 1994/95 5th 164 L.Kennedy (111) & C.Wills (76) South Melbourne 1996/97 6th 124 B.O‟Carroll (109) & P.Walker (68) Camberwell Magpies 2000/01 7th 170 B.Wills (89) & L.Simmons (86) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8th 148 M.O‟Sullivan (79) & B.Hudgson (70) Ringwood 2007/08 9th 78 B.Shepherd (66) & P.Martine (20) Hawthorn-Monash Uni 2001/02 10th 62 N. Cassano (37) & T. Stanton (17) Footscray Edgewater 2009/10
Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club – Annual Report 2009~10 53 First eleven playing records (current players)
Name From Games Runs HS Av’ge 50 100 Wks Runs Av’ge C/RO Benbow, Jack Beaconsfield 5 14 13 14.00 5 101 20.20 Boland, Scott Parkdale 23 183 41 12.20 29 738 25.45 10 Cairns, Ben Beaumaris 33 94 21 7.83 30 1237 41.23 11 Chasemore, Matt Dandenong 16 377 99 25.13 2 29 529 18.24 5 Clements, Ben Mornington 53 1430 88 27.50 10 16 Cowen, Andrew Beaumaris 30 498 135 16.60 2 1 2 64 32.00 7 Crawford, Arron Midland Guildford 9 63 23 15.75 11 233 21.18 1 Dew, Chris Heatherhill 18 330 92 22.00 2 1 19 19.00 5 Elmi, Dale Baden Powell 7 98 27 14.00 15 Ezard, Shaun Seaford 13 290 103 24.17 1 1 6 379 63.17 1 Gapes, Matt Mornington 22 467 76 21.23 2 25 6 Groves, Darren Sorrento 194 1736 47 14.59 397 7898 19.89 70 Guthrie, Jon U.K 3 42 27 14.00 Jewell, Nick St Kilda 25 1016 111 48.38 9 2 17 346 20.35 12 Lowry, Leigh Rye 89 1848 73 21.24 10 1 40 40.00 26 Miller, James St Brigits 118 2545 141 26.51 11 2 214 4839 22.61 53 McClean, Michael Red Hill 39 612 78 14.23 2 2 6 McCormick, Chris Mt Eliza 19 277 43 17.31 11 345 31.36 7 Nankervis, David Baden Powell 162 2130 101 17.60 7 1 325 Trueman, Glyn Red Hill 3 31 18 6.20 1 Voelkl, Kierran Dromana 1 10 10 10.00 15 Walker, Luke Delacombe Park 157 4579 135 33.92 27 4 38 1456 38.32 52 Wiese, Sam Mornington 49 1067 112 21.78 5 1 41 Wylie, Joel Heatherhill 42 100 18 6.67 35 1544 44.11 11
second eleven playing records (current players)
Name From Games Runs HS Av’ge 50 100 Wks Runs Av’ge C/RO Baron, Tom Mt Eliza 9 33 21 8.25 11 407 37.00 3 Beckett, Jeremy Heatherhill 5 26 16 13.00 - 9 1 Benbow, Jack Beaconsfield 22 161 21 11.50 21 679 32.33 8 Boland, Scott Parkdale 26 677 92 29.43 3 50 1114 22.28 12 Burnell, Stefan Baxter 2 1 1 1.00 3 72 24.00 Cairns, Ben Beaumaris 15 95 26 11.88 18 741 41.17 3 Clements, Ben Mornington 10 178 69 25.43 1 - 14 6 Collett, Tom Boneo 4 15 8 15.00 3 216 72.00 1 Cowen, Andrew Beaumaris 65 1235 86 19.92 5 31 1000 32.26 24 Dew, Chris Heatherhill 23 528 73 20.31 4 4 170 42.50 11 Drummond, Mitch Mt Eliza 4 5 2 5.00 5 113 22.60 2 Elmi, Dale Baden Powell 27 790 110 29.26 6 1 5 519 103.80 10 Ezard, Shaun Seaford 32 483 62 15.09 2 24 913 38.04 11 Fisher, Robert Delacombe Park 22 41 17 5.13 14 643 45.93 10 Gapes, Matthew Mornington 28 738 132 30.75 3 1 3 269 89.67 9 Groves, Darren Sorrento 35 397 42 16.54 84 2023 24.08 22 Guthrie, Jon U.K 22 630 106 37.06 4 1 37 Heylbut, Danny Dromana 25 59 14 4.92 40 Jackson, Wade Moorooduc 11 218 67 19.82 1 1 42 42.00 6 Keenan, James Frankston YCW 6 75 29 10.71 5 283 56.60 1 Lowry, Leigh Rye 83 2256 127 30.49 12 3 2 117 58.50 46 Miller, James St Brigits 40 545 79 17.58 2 60 1715 28.58 16 McClean, Michael Red Hill 56 1378 106 24.18 8 2 13 355 27.31 13 McCormick, Chris Mt Eliza 46 905 104 24.46 3 1 55 1601 29.11 26 Nankervis, David Baden Powell 26 233 79 16.64 1 49 O‟Sullivan, Mark Somerville 4 74 33 24.67 4 110 27.50 Reid, Luke Sorrento 9 137 62 27.40 1 7 Sofra, Peter Beaconsfield 1 13 13 13.00 Stockman, Davyd Skye 8 169 34 15.36 3 Trueman, Glyn Red Hill 39 608 64 16.89 1 3 143 47.67 10 Voelkl, Kierran Dromana 21 391 73 21.72 3 12 508 42.33 5 Walker, Luke Delacombe Park 21 544 69 28.63 5 - 18 17 Wiese, Sam Mornington 30 708 120 28.32 3 1 51 Wilson, Sean Tooroodin 7 39 13 9.75 11 301 27.36 2 Wylie, Joel Keatherhill 37 133 23 8.87 52 1691 32.52 9
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Name From Games Runs HS Av’ge 50 100 Wks Runs Av’ge C/RO Beckett, Jeremy Heatherhill 20 92 392 20.63 2 11 319 29.00 3 Benbow, Jack Beaconsfield 14 59 245 24.50 2 11 390 35.45 7 Broughill, Scott Somerville 16 44 181 10.65 2 Cairns, Ben Beaumaris 7 66 124 20.67 1 11 270 24.55 4 Coleman, Ben Long Island 32 51 427 12.94 1 26 493 18.96 16 Collett, Tom Boneo 13 51 117 13.00 1 14 368 26.29 1 Craddock, Anthony Skye 8 49 111 13.88 1 17 17.00 5 Dew, Chris Heatherhill 46 145 1179 19.50 7 1 3 107 35.67 18 Elmi, Dale Baden Powell 20 59 312 16.42 1 2 61 30.50 5 Fisher, Robert Delacombe Park 26 22 145 11.15 48 893 18.60 12 Groves, Darren Sorrento 10 59 141 14.10 1 2 53 26.50 3 Guthrie, Jon U.K 1 61 61 61.00 1 1 Heylbut, Danny Dromana 29 24 152 10.13 44 Jackson, Wade Moorooduc 20 43 192 10.67 15 331 22.07 5 Jhala, Prashant Westside, N.S.W 6 63 88 11.00 1 5 73 14.60 3 Keenan, James Frankston YCW 87 41 577 8.74 100 1882 18.82 31 Lowry, Leigh Rye 42 100 1143 28.58 7 2 14 315 22.50 20 Macaulay, Cameron Baden Powell 3 4 92 23.00 2 Marsters, Ethan Parkdale 1 9 9 9.00 Miller, James St Brigits 7 85 236 39.33 2 2 175 87.50 2 McClean, Michael Red Hill 10 58 255 28.33 2 - 7 3 McCormick, Chris Mt Eliza 11 34 145 28.33 11 206 18.73 3 Nankervis, David Baden Powell 7 12 15 3.75 9 O‟Sullivan, Mark Somerville 26 99 581 32.28 2 49 723 14.76 10 Reid, Luke Sorrento 4 47 72 24.00 3 Siposs, Arryn Hallam Kalora Park 10 18 38 7.60 1 4 4.00 10 Sofra, Peter Beaconsfield 12 41 131 11.91 3 161 53.67 1 Stockman, Davyd Skye 21 73 494 24.70 3 - 8 5 Trueman, Glyn Red Hill 12 56 289 24.08 3 5 Voelkl, Kierran Dromana 19 84 389 21.61 2 8 379 47.38 4 Walker, Luke Delacombe Park 18 135 355 27.31 1 7 Watson, Mac Baden Powell 2 1 62 62.00 Wiese, Sam Mornington 8 91 192 24.00 1 - 2 3 Wilson, Sean Tooradin 22 42 404 19.00 28 594 21.21 7 Wylie, Jason Heatherhill 14 46 200 14.29 5 Wylie, Joel Heatherhill 12 20 62 7.75 6 66 11.00 5
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Name From Games Runs HS Av’ge 50 100 Wks Runs Av’ge C/RO Beckett, Jeremy Heatherhill 10 75 149 14.90 1 2 109 54.50 1 Broughill, Scott Somerville 30 51` 443 14.77 1 2 21 10.50 8 Chernishoff, Coen Baden Powell 12 68 186 16.91 2 - 6 4 Coleman, Ben Long Island 71 89 918 14.57 3 63 1512 24.00 28 Dew, Chris Heatherhill 6 151 255 51.00 1 3 128 42.67 1 Elmi, Dale Baden Powell 18 138 571 35.69 3 2 4 121 30.25 6 Fisher, Robert Delacombe Park 8 8 12 12.00 8 224 28.00 2 Glenn, Sam Mt Eliza 12 9 11 1.83 - 6 15 Heylbut, Danny Dromana 13 7 28 4.00 13 Hudgson, Brett Seaford 38 74 785 35.68 5 40 874 21.85 13 Jackson, Wade Moorooduc 71 95 1069 17.52 7 46 952 20.70 44 Jhala, Prashant Westside, N.S.W 25 85 861 43.05 8 1 78 78.00 7 Keenan, James Frankston YCW 82 71 1162 15.49 3 78 1906 24.44 38 Lowry, Leigh Rye 1 3 3 3.00 Macaulay, Cameron Baden Powell 8 12 19 9.50 6 202 33.67 6 Miller, James St Brigits 3 74 97 48.50 1 1 51 51.00 1 McClean, Michael Red Hill 2 57 88 88.00 1 1 32 32.00 McCormick, Chris Mt Eliza 2 60 72 72.00 1 7 59 8.43 1 O‟Sullivan, Mark Somerville 15 79 253 25.30 1 25 415 16.60 8 Reid, Luke Sorrento 4 23 50 12.50 2 Salerni, Robbie Heatherhill 12 15 38 6.33 2 Sofra, Peter Beaconsfield 3 62 69 23.00 1 2 60 30.00 1 Trueman, Glyn Red Hill 18 63 310 20.67 3 2 80 40.00 8 Voelkl, Kierran Dromana 3 38 54 18.00 7 115 16.43 1 Walker, Luke Delacombe Park 12 75 390 30.00 2 2 106 53.00 7 Watson, Mac Delacombe Park 16 37 113 16.14 23 318 13.83 4 Wiese, Sam Mornington 4 29 32 10.67 2 34 17.00 3 Wilson, Mitchell Mt Eliza 7 26 42 7.00 - 16 4 Wilson, Sean Tooradin 12 47 123 17.57 13 311 23.92 3 Wylie, Jason Heatherhill 73 92 903 15.05 4 7 322 46.00 29 Wylie, Joel Heatherhill 36 13 49 4.45 53 949 17.91 8
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W.H.O‟Grady (dec‟d), J.A.Gloury (dec‟d), W.Peters (dec‟d), E.J.Cullis (dec‟d), Dr S.J.Plowman (dec‟d), J.E.Sorraghan, R.G.Denham (dec‟d), B.G. “Tim” Gloury, William E.Prendergast (dec‟d), B.W.Cameron (dec‟d), D.A.Smith, Ken E.Cullis (dec‟d), William C.Wills, Lance E.Wills, Ian D.Stanley, Nance Wills, Dennis B.Prendergast, William J.Sweeney (dec‟d), Neal E.Thompson, William J.O‟Brien (dec‟d), R.J.Harvey (dec‟d), S.M.Rossi, Brian A.Burns (dec‟d), Ian M.Boldiston, Bruce W.Wills, Vanessa Thompson, Joan Wills, Ian Gunn (dec‟d), Ken V.Walker, David R.Archer, Pat Prendergast, William E.Foley (dec‟d), Cliff J.Wright, Ken Piesse, John Render, Penny Prendergast, Darren J.Groves, Graeme Brewer & Luke Walker.
Obituaries Ken McLaren The Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club expresses its profound condolences to Ken‟s family.
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