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Edinburgh Cricket Club 2013-2014 Annual Report Edinburgh Cricket Club 2013-2014 Annual Report Premiers Runners Up Men‘s 5th XI Men‘s 3rd XI Men‘s LOC U12C Yellow Semi Finalists Semi Finalists Women‘s 1st IX Veterans Maroon Men‘s 1st XI U16B Men‘s 2nd XI U14B2 Veterans Yellow i Values Community Oriented Seek to engage the local community in the club at all levels. Inclusive Provide access to cricket for everyone interested. Encourage diversity across the club. Open Be transparent, provide forums for questions to be asked and seek feedback from members and key stakeholders. United All areas of the club are involved, respected and represented. Share and celebrate successes. Challenge and encourage each other. Development Focussed Maximise the potential of the club. Focus on individual development needs. Select competitive teams for those with high performance focus. ii Table of Contents VALUES ................................................................................................................................. 2 EXECUTIVE ........................................................................................................................... 5 PRESIDENT‘S REPORT .................................................................................................................... 5 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE .................................................................................................................. 6 AFFILIATIONS ...................................................................................................................... 6 LIFE MEMBERS ..................................................................................................................... 6 DUKE OF EDINBURGH .......................................................................................................... 7 SECRET AGENT TEAM OF THE YEAR ..................................................................................... 7 COMMUNITY PROGRAMS ..................................................................................................... 7 ATHERTON GARDENS ..................................................................................................................... 7 CRICKET OPERATIONS ......................................................................................................... 9 DIRECTOR OF CRICKET REPORT ........................................................................................................ 9 SENIOR MEN’S ................................................................................................................... 11 FIRST XI .................................................................................................................................. 11 SECOND XI ............................................................................................................................... 12 THIRD XI ................................................................................................................................. 14 FOURTH XI ............................................................................................................................... 21 FIFTH XI .................................................................................................................................. 22 ONE-DAY XI ............................................................................................................................. 24 VETERANS YELLOW XI ................................................................................................................. 24 VETERANS MAROON XI ................................................................................................................ 25 WOMEN’S ........................................................................................................................... 26 WOMEN‘S XI ............................................................................................................................. 26 JUNIORS ............................................................................................................................. 29 A LOOK BACK AT SEASON 2013-14 ........................................................................................... 29 UNDER 10 YELLOW ..................................................................................................................... 30 UNDER 10 MAROON .................................................................................................................... 32 UNDER 10 BURGUNDY ................................................................................................................. 34 UNDER 10 GOLD ........................................................................................................................ 36 UNDER 12B .............................................................................................................................. 38 UNDER 12C MAROON .................................................................................................................. 40 UNDER 12C YELLOW ................................................................................................................... 41 UNDER 14B .............................................................................................................................. 43 UNDER 14B2 ............................................................................................................................ 45 UNDER 14C .............................................................................................................................. 47 UNDER 16B .............................................................................................................................. 48 UNDER 16C .............................................................................................................................. 50 JUNIORS‘ OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENTS ........................................................................... 52 MILO ....................................................................................................................................... 53 FINANCE ............................................................................................................................. 54 FINANCIAL SUMMARY ................................................................................................................... 54 FINANCE REPORTS ...................................................................................................................... 55 COTERIE GROUPS .............................................................................................................. 55 DUCHESSES OF EDINBURGH ........................................................................................................... 55 CLUB 78 .................................................................................................................................. 56 3 SPONSORS.......................................................................................................................... 57 MAJOR SPONSORS ...................................................................................................................... 57 GOLD SPONSORS ........................................................................................................................ 59 MAROON SPONSORS .................................................................................................................... 60 4 Executive President’s Report 2013-14 was a year in which the senior men and junior section of the club stabilised themselves in the Eastern Cricket Association (ECA), the veterans in the Box Hill District Reporter Cricket Association (BHDRCA) and the women‘s team in the VWCA – North West One day grade It is with great pleasure that the current Executive present the Annual Report. I would like to formally thank the entire Executive team for the dedication, effort and persistence in effectively continuing to run, shape & lay the future foundations for the Edinburgh CC. I would also like to thank you as a supporter, parent, player and sponsor of this great club, for all your work, passion and energy through 2013-14. It takes an effort from everybody to make the vibrant, progressive, successful club & enjoyable environment we have. All community organisations cannot operate without the support of valued partners. I would formally like to thank the Royal Derby Hotel, Lion Nathan, Fitzroy Victoria Bowling Club, Secret Agent buyer‘s advocates, Clifton Hill/North Fitzroy Community Bendigo Bank, Fox Hotel, House of Golf (Flinders Street), Back in Motion Physiotherapy - Northcote and Blonde Robot for their on-going financial support. The City of Yarra through Jonathan Coyne, Stuart Grant, Kimberly Castiello and Parks Victoria through Tristan Factor again provide us with our fantastic facilities, grounds & support where needed. Financially we continue to operate efficiently & profitably to ensure we are able to meet any financial challenges that occur day to day & into the future. We need to continue to build on our efficiency, income streams & in particular our agreements with merchandise & equipment providers. We continue to be a leader & voice in our local community. Stan White again facilitated the Atherton Gardens cricket program with the aid of Victoria Police and the City of Yarra, which resulted in some 30 children from the Atherton Garden complex being given the opportunity to experience cricket. Pleasingly 4-5 youngsters progressed into our U/10 and U/12
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