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Twentieth Anniversary - Incorporated 24 Th October, 1990 1990 – 2010 Twentieth Anniversary - Incorporated 24 th October, 1990 1990 – 2010 Our Patron, Geoff Dymock 10 Wickets in a Match Warehouse (Summer Competition) Player Year Grade Opposition Details Cory Catherall 01/02 C3N Gold Crest 5/10 & 5/7 Andy McElroy 04/05 B2N Wantima Dashers 7/36 & 3/30 A Word of Thanks to our Wonderful Sponsors! Gary Fuss 06/07 B2N Bond XI 10/23 & 2/24 Gary Fuss 07/08 B1N Astute Kangaroo 6/20 & 4/11 Gary Fuss 07/08 B1N Astute Kangaroo 7/7 & 5/16 We have many businesses that sponsor our club and this has enabled us to provide a sport at a reasonable cost and at the same time to keep your club financially sound. Warehouse (Winter Competition) I know that you will all show your thanks by using these businesses wherever possible. Player Year Grade Opposition Details We have 2 Gold sponsors and 3 Major sponsors who provide extra support for the Charlie Sale 2004 C2N Southern Spirit 6/27 & 6/15 club! Darren Green 2005 B3N Caribbean Hospitals 10/29 Gary Fuss 2007 B1N Mt Crosby 8/36 & 4/48 On behalf of the ACCC we sincerely thank: Gary Fuss 2007 B1N Pirates 5/19 & 5/10 Hitesh Patel 2009 B2N Supa Macs 5/46 & 6/55 L.J. Hooker Albany Creek, Preston White 2009 A1 Logan Cobras 8/9 & 2/12 Bradford Insulation, Anthony Jeffers 2010 C2N Everton Comets 9/23 & 1/13 Mobile (Eatons Hill), Matilda (Everton Park) and Hano’s Workshop, Anthony Jeffers 2010 C2N Farmer Dan Trust 8/23 & 3/47 Goddard Jewellers, Gabba Sporting Products and Albany Village Meats Aspley Podiatry Clinic Cappuccino Xpress Harvey World Travel Albany Creek Aspley Hornets Iseppi & Co, Taxation and Business Advisors Keith Dudgeon, Cricket Specialist Philip Brinin, Optometrist and Contact Lens Practitioner Premier Cricket Simply Pest Control The Hairologist Zenith Promotions We look forward to their continued support. With the much appreciated help from our sponsors, your club is able to provide you Relaxing a fter the match’ with an excellent standard of facilities at a comparatively low cost and we will strive to continue this in the future. Page 59 5 Wickets in an Innings (Continued) Table of Contents Warehouse (Winter Competition) Albany Creek Cricket Club – History 1 Player Year Grade Opposition Details The Hawks Take on the World! 5 Tom Duggan 2007 B3N Toowong 5/37 Annual Reports & Newsletters – 88/89 to 99/00 (Excerpts) 6 Liam Roberts 2007 C2N Caribbean Hospitals 5/27 Alex Gairns 2007 C2N Northside Gumbies 5/15 History – 2000 Onwards 9 Sam Williams 2008 C1 Supa Macs 5/53 U8 – U16 Milestones: Tom Williams 2008 C1 Brackenridge 5/4 Cricketer of the Year 16 Jason Burke 2008 C1 Brackenridge 5/26 Ben Gilby 2008 A3N Grange Warriors 5/17 Half-Season Cricketer of the Year 16 Fred Pretorius 2008 B3N Southern Spirit 5/12 All Time Top 10 Run Scorers 17 Michael Glasper 2008 C3N Everton Comets 5/17 Hitesh Patel 2008 C2N Toowong 5/15 All Time Top 10 Wicket Takers 18 Cameron Balcomb 2009 A1 Mater Hill 5/37 Most Runs Scored in a Season 19 Rhys Walker 2009 A3N Everton 5/45 Most Wickets Taken in a Season 19 Matthew Renshaw 2009 C3N Everton 5/50 Lee Dorling 2009 B2N MacGregor 5/45 1,500 Runs 20 Michael Kaddatz 2009 A1 Pine Rivers 5/31 1,000 Runs 20 Adam Nightingdale 2009 B1N Ferny Districts 5/9 Cameron Balcomb 2009 A1 Red Devils 5/10 Centuries in an Innings 21 Michael Lloyd 2009 A2N Wil Not Fits 5/20 100 Club Wickets 22 Hitesh Patel 2009 B2N Supa Macs 5/46 75 club Wickets 22 Beyden Dingle 2009 A2N Wil Not Fits 5/30 Jayden Scotland 2010 A3N Ferny Districts 5/9 50 Club Wickets 22 Christopher White 2010 A3N Grange Warriors 5/9 Double Hat Tricks 24 Alex Dale 2010 C4N APN 5/13 Joel Bock 2010 B1N Everton Comets 5/13 Hat Tricks 24 Campbell Austin 2010 U13N Pine Rivers 5/14 10 Wickets in a Match 26 Brendan Badenhorst 2010 U14N Valley Jnr Venom 5/16 7 Wickets in an Innings 26 Chris Lynn 2010 A1 NAC XI 5/20 6 Wickets in an Innings 27 Nicholas Stein 2010 A3N Ferny Districts 5/22 Guy Rushton 2010 U14N Valley Jnr Venom 5/23 5 Wickets in an Innings 27 Brad Powell 2010 U14N Valley Jnr Vipers 5/27 Premiership Teams 30 Darryl Rohl 2010 B3N Pirates 5/27 Representative Honours: Christopher White 2010 A3N Mt Crosby 5/28 Zone Representative Players 33 Hitesh Patel 2010 B3N Everton Comets 5/30 Hitesh Patel 2010 B3N Bald Hills / Lawnton 5/32 Brisbane North Representative Players 34 Matthew Elworthy 2010 A1 Logan Cobras 5/39 Queensland State Primary School Championships 37 Hitesh Patel 2010 B3N Pirates 5/56 Queensland State High School Championships 37 Jeff Dorling 2010 C2N Farmer Dan Trust 5/57 Page 58 5 Wickets in an Innings (Continued) Table of Contents (Continued) Executive 38 Warehouse (Summer Competition) Life Members 39 Player Year Grade Opposition Details Jeff Dorling 09/10 B2N Uni of Queensland 5/34 Clubman 39 Darryl Rohl 09/10 B2N Bruce 5/37 Warehouse Cricket 40 Hitesh Patel 09/10 B2N Everton Comets 5/41 Warehouse Milestones: Hitesh Patel 09/10 B2N Uni of Queensland 5/44 Premiership Teams 42 Tom Duggan 09/10 A3N Nundah United 5/45 Darren Reilly 09/10 C2N Pine Rivers 5/14 Cricketer of the Year 43 Jonathan Hobbs 09/10 A3N Bond XI 5/56 Batsman of the Year 44 * CC (Country Cup Carnival) Bowler of the Year 45 Centuries in an Innings 46 Warehouse (Winter Competition) 2,500 Career Runs 48 Player Year Grade Opposition Details 2,000 Career Runs 48 Finlay Lester 2002 A1 Valley 5/23 Steve Smith 2003 B2N Strathpine 5/23 1,500 Career Runs 49 Ben Milner 2003 C1N Boondall BJ’s 5/51 (HT) 1,000 Career Runs 49 Ben Milner 2003 C1N Brackenridge 5/63 Charlie Sale 2004 C2N Pirates 5/19 200 Career Wickets 50 Stephen Grummitt 2004 U16 Lawnton 5/27 175 Career Wickets 50 Charlie Sale 2005 C2N Southern Spirit 5/16 150 Career Wickets 50 Daniel Freeme 2005 B1N Emperors XI 5/18 Luke Swinbourne 2005 C2N Peninsula 5/14 125 Career Wickets 50 Jonathan Hobbs 2005 B1N Mater Hill 5/16 100 Career Wickets 51 Charlie Sale 2006 B2N Black Caps 5/25 Richard Holt 2006 C1N Grange Warriors 5/22 75 Career Wickets 51 Michael Kaddatz 2006 U16 Wellington Mad Hatters 5/13 50 Career Wickets 52 Michael Kaddatz 2006 U16 Bald Hills / Lawnton 5/7 Hat Tricks 52 Charlie Sale 2006 B2N Pine Rivers 5/81 Anthony James 2006 C1N The Sabres 5/40 10 Wickets in an Innings 53 Anthony James 2006 C1N Pine Rivers 5/23 9 Wickets in an Innings 53 Gary Fuss 2007 B1N College’s Xing 5/22 8 Wickets in an Innings 53 Rhys Walker 2007 B3N Everton Comets 5/17 Kyle Green 2007 C1N Pine Rivers 5/48 7 Wickets in an Innings 54 Graeme Swinbourne 2007 C1 Northside Gumbies 5/71 6 Wickets in an Innings 54 Kyle Green 2007 C1N Strathpine 5/15 Gary Fuss 2007 B1N Pirates 5/19 5 Wickets in an Innings 55 Gary Fuss 2007 B1N Pirates 5/10 10 Wickets in a Match 59 Lee Dorling 2007 C2N Pine Rivers 5/65 Page 57 5 Wickets in an Innings (Continued) Warehouse (Summer Competition) Player Year Grade Opposition Details Brett Johnston 04/05 B2N Wantima 5/35 Brad Griffith 04/05 B2N Gold Crest 5/37 Gary Fuss 06/07 B2N Pine Rivers 5/36 Gary Fuss 06/07 B2N Inside Sportz 5/33 Kyle Green 06/07 C2N Ferny Districts 5/36 Gary fuss 06/07 B2N Pine Rivers 5/23 Gary Fuss 06/07 B2N Bond XI 5/35 Albany Creek Cricket Club – History Gary Fuss 06/07 B2N Wantima 5/29 Kyle Green 06/07 C2N Southern Spirit 5/25 Dean Rawding 06/07 C2N Southern Spirit 5/25 Our Beginnings Gary Fuss 06/07 B2N Wantima 5/65 Back in the late 1970's Ken Lister wanted his son Greg to play cricket. The closest Dipan Patel 07/08 C2N Bald Hills / Lawnton 5/55 club was Pine Rivers Cricket Club at Dakabin and it was difficult to get his son to practice. He decided to recruit local boys and make up teams from Albany Creek. At Lee Dorling 07/08 C2N Southern Spirit 5/52 the time there were 3 teams at Pine Rivers made up entirely of Albany Creek boys. Rob Smith 07/08 B1N Pine Rivers 5/6 Ken Lister, Geoff Sweet and Bruce Patching started the new Albany Creek Junior Jeff Dorling 07/08 C2N Gold Crest 5/33 Cricket Club and signed up 4 teams and joined the Redcliffe & Districts Junior Cricket Hitesh Patel 07/08 C2N Redback Tyres 5/7 Association (Zone 6). Lee Dorling 07/08 C2N Ferny Districts 5/30 Although training was in Albany Creek, they still had to travel far and wide to play Rob Smith 07/08 C2N Peninsula 5/39 their matches, as there was no quality home ground. Clubs in the District were Anthony James 07/08 B3N Pine Rivers 5/7 located at Redcliffe, Deception Bay, Margate, Bribie Island, Caboolture, Burpengary Lee Dorling 07/08 C2N Gold Crest 5/28 and Kilcoy. Each player was charged a match fee. This enabled Albany Creek to Hitesh Patel 07/08 C2N Southern Spirit 5/12 provide gear for the players and it wasn't long before we had a reputation as the Club Gary Fuss 07/08 B1N Astute Kangaroo 5/16 with the best equipment for its players - no clubhouse or headquarters, but each team Dipan Patel 07/08 C2 Redback Tyres 5/23 had a well-stocked kit.
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