Moore Park and South East Cricket Association 11th Annual Report Season 2005/2006

Affiliated with the NSW Districts Cricket Association Contents

Contents 1 Moore Park and South East Cricket Association 3 Order of Business 3 Club Secretary's Diary Notes 4 Office Bearers Season 2005/2006 5 Life Members 5 Secretary's Report 6 President's Report 7 Vale — Ralph Driene Representative Season Report • General Reports First to Sixth Grade 10 First Grade Report 11 Second Grade Report 13 Third Grade Report 16 Fourth Grade Report 19 Fifth Grade Report ; '• 21 Sixth Grade Report ;rL. 23 MP&SECA Final Points Table 2005/2006 'Season 25 MP&SECA Club Championship 2005/2096 26 MP&SECA Twenty20 Competition 2005/2006 ( 26 First Division -3: 26 Second Division 27 Third Division 27 Special Trophy Winners 2005/2006 Season • •:28.• Team Trophy Winners 2005/2006 Season 28 1 st Grade 28 2nd Grade 28 3rd Grade 28 4th Grade 28 5th Grade 28 6th Grade 28 Club Champions 28 Trophy Winners 2005/2006 Season 29 1 st Grade 29 2nd Grade 29 3rd Grade 29 4th Grade 29 5th Grade 29 6th Grade 30 Most catches (other than by a wicket keeper) 30 Century Makers 2005/2006 Season 31 1 st Grade 31 2nd Grade 31 3rd Grade 31 4th Grade 32 5th Grade 32 6th Grade 32 Six or More Wickets in an Innings 2005/2006 33 1 st Grade 33 2nd Grade 33 3rd Grade 33 4th Grade 33 5th Grade 34 6th Grade 34 10 Wickets in a Match 35 Hat Tricks 35 Partnerships — Association Records 36 1 st Grade 36 2nd Grade ' 36 3rd Grade ".c. 36 4th Grade „ 37 5th Grade ,t .37 6th Grade -;;1.. 37 7th Grade t--, 37 Premiership Winriers - 38 1st Grade 2nd Grade 38 3 rd Grade 4th Grade 38 5th Grade 6th Grade 39 7th Grade 39 Association Office Bearers 40 Treasurer's Report 41 Moore Park and South East Cricket Association Dear Member, The 1 1 th Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on Wednesday 19th July at 7:30 pm at Kensington War Memorial Club, 2 Goodwood Avenue, Kensington.

Order of Business

1. Meeting opened by the President, Mr PL Brien 2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting presented by Mr S Silcock 3. Presentation of the 11 th Annual Report by Mr S Silcock 4. Financial Repoit presented by Mr G Fulford 5. Election of Office Bearers for the 2006/2007 Seagon 6. Life membership nomination for Mr D Power 7. General bulginess 8. Meeting closed by the President

S Silcock Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455 Club Secretary's Diary Notes

19 July 2005 Annual General Meeting - 26 July 2005 Adjourned Annual General Meeting Revision of Rules for 2006/2007 Season Constitution Amendments 23 August 2005 General Meeting Receiving of Team Nominations and Registrations 25 August 2005 Closing date for Team Nominations, to be accompanied with player registrations and application fee 9 or 16 Sept 2005 Proposed commencement of 2006/2007 Season Club Secretaries note: All clubs must be represented at the above meetings All meetings commence at 7:30 pm on the dates above and are to be held at the Kensington War Memorial Club.

S Silcock Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455 Office Bearers Season 2005/2006

Patron Mr H Solomons

President PL Brien

Vice-President D Power Hon Treasurer Hon Secretary G Fulford TP Booth / S Silcock

Assistant Secretary / Registrar of Players JW Chalmers

Board of Management TP Booth PL Brien JW Chalmers G Fulford M F-ulford B Glacken D Power S Silcock A Spruce M Stott

Records Officer Hon Solicitor M Fulford C Love

Auditors Umpires Board Rosenfeld Kant & Co JW Chalmers

Representative to NSW DCA B Glacken

Life Members

JB McInerney OBE B Casey DL Traynor R Higman PL Brien KW Price G Wyer G Fulford JW Chalmers PD Daffen OAM J Jamieson K Wells D Tinyow NO Wilson LJ Wyche M Fulford J Walden Secretary's Report

It is with great pleasure that I present this year's Annual Report to the members of the Association. Once again, it has been a very successful season both on and off the park. With 44 teams, the competition was keen across all grades once again. Congratulations to the minor premiers for their consistency across the season, and to the major premiers for their efforts in the finals. My thanks also to our. Patron, Mr Harry Solomons, and the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Football Club, for their support of the Association. The Association is in a sound financial position, as shown in the audited accounts contained within this Annual Report. This means that the Association is able to expand and improve the status of Park cricket in the Eastern suburbs over the next year. This would not be possible without the contributions made to cricket by the Board, and its volunteer members, in order for the more than 800 players to get on the park and play each weekend. Thank you, as a Board you have made my job a pleasure. And finally, thank you to each of the member clubs, their administrators, and finally, all the players of each and every team — you are what park cricket is really all about... Yours in cricket

Stephen Silcock Secretary

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President's Report Ladies and Gentlemen: It has been II years since the Moore Park, South Sydney and Catholic Cricket Associations combined to form our current Moore Park &South East Cricket Association. The 2005-2006 season saw 44 teams register with two new sides in Edgemasters and Pelicans. A warm welcome to both these new clubs and I hope they enjoy many seasons of competitive cricket in our Association. My congratulations to the Premiership, Minor Premiership, Club Champions and individual award winners on their success in 2005-2006. In particular Rex Dolphins, CloveIly RSL and Pelicans who were not only Premiership winners but also minor Premiers in their respective grades. It has not been for a number of years that 3 out of 6 grades have achieved this feat, again well done all! Success was enjoyed on the Representative front with all representative games recorded as victories. It was particularly pleasing to win again the A.T. Ray trophy, a trophy we have never lost to the Sydney Morning Competition in our annual match against this side. This year we traveled to Bathurst and for the first time since this annual fixture was inaugurated some 5 years ago the home side (Bathurst) lost. My congratulations to the representative squad on a job well done, not only on the field but off the field, you are all a credit to the Association. My thanks to our captains Nick Carter and John Jakas, Manager Bill Glacken , umpire Gary Fulford and our scorer Marie Fulford who all played vital roles in our success on the rep front. This year saw the first Twenty20 competition run at park level by an Association affiliated to the NSWDCA. This competition was put together and run by our Vice President Dave Power. My congratulations to Dave, as he put his vision of a 20/20 competition into a successful reality. I am sure all who played would agree it was a very worthwhile venture. My thanks again to Dave well done. For an Association to be successful, it needs support. I would like to thank a number of people for their support in season 2005-2006-: Mr. Harry Solomons, Managing Director Kingsgrove Sports. Harry is our Patron and long time supporter of our Association. My thanks to Harry for his generous donations throughout the year and I look forward to working with Harry for many

• seasons to come. I urge all clubs to visit Harry's store in Kinsgrove and I am sure you will be well looked after. Thanks again Harry. South Sydney Juniors Club. Not only do we get a great deal for our presentation evening but the club also financially contributes to ground costs each year. To the

7 Board of South's Juniors my thanks for your continued support and the Association looks forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come. Kensington War Memorial RSL. Thank you to the Board for the use of the club for delegates and Board meetings. The club has become our base for meetings and we are truly grateful to be allowed the use of the various meeting rooms. Thank you also for the trophy cabinet that houses our perpetual trophies. Centennial Park Trust, Botany Council, Randwick Council. Our thanks to these bodies who provide and maintain our grounds each week. A thank you to Ed Neylan who arranged the use of Tempe for part of the season to alleviate some early season shortage of grounds. The MPSECA Board. An Association does not and cannot function without the dedicated group of volunteers that make up your Board. My thanks to each and everyone on the Board for not only their time but their contribution in the decision making process. A special thanks to Vice President Dave Power who this year took on additional responsibilities. Unfortunately our Secretary Tim Booth resigned part way through the season. My thanks to Tim for his efforts this year and in past years he has been on the Board. A thank you to Stephen Silcock, who stepped into the role as Secretary and did a fine job. Umpires. My thanks to the umpires who each Saturday control our fixtures. I look forward to seeing more umpires next season as a result of new courses the DCA will be running. The Judiciary- Thank you to Chairmen John Walden and the members of his committee. This year there were a number of judicial hearings. This was disappointing as past seasons had seen unacceptable behaviour as being on the decline. The Association will be looking at a revamp of the penalty process in order to stamp out those individuals who wish to spoil Saturday afternoon cricket for those who want to play sport without intimidation or violence. To all players and members of the Association. My thanks for your support for without our members we do not have, this great association. Season 2006-2007 will be our I2 th year as MPSECA and the Board will be looking at expanding our successful Twenty20 competition and the rep comp as well as improving the grounds. It is looking very positive for 2006-2007 and I am sure we will have another successful season, I look forward to seeing you all on the park in 2006-2007.

Paul Brien President Vale - Ralph Driene

The Association this year lost one of its longest associates in Mr Ralph Driene. Rolph was the father of the late Peter Driene, after which the Driene award is named. To his family, particularly his wife Pam, the Association offers its sincere condolences. He will be missed by all at the Association, particularly at our Presentation nights which he always attended and presented the award named in honour of his late son and former park cricketer Peter Driene.

Representative Season Report A very successful season once again, with 20 very dedicated and exemplary talented players giving 100% in both games. Especially in the AT Ray game, when we came back from the brink of defeat to actually win the game in the last over. Well done! The team was well led by firstly Nick Carter for the AT Ray and John Jakas in Bathurst. Some outstanding performances were Chris Townsend scoring 85 to steel us home in the AT Ray game and a super medium pace bowling effort by Phil Vellio on a very responsive wicket in Bathurst. I would personally like to thank Maria Fulford for her outstanding dedication to the scoring duties and the preparation of lunch during the AT Ray game, and also to Gary Fulford for his astute umpiring. Once again thanks to all the people who took an active part this season and lets hope we can continue this next season. Bill Glacken Manager General Reports First to Sixth Grade

in First Grade Report

The 2005/2006 first grade completion saw Rex Dolphins take out their first, First Grade Premiership. Rex turned the tables on Souths Juniors who the Premiership in 2004/2005 season - well done to Rex Dolphins.

Rex Dolphins Rex showed that they had the wood over Souths in the preliminary rounds and carried that form into the final. The standout performances for Rex came from Paul Elder who took out the Batting and Bowling double, with figures of 510 runs @ 42.5 and 41 wickets @10.22. He was well supported by Brad Parkes with 293 @ 29.3, Tim Scullard with 260 @ 21.67, Wayne Marshall with 250 @ 35.71 and last, but not least, the veteran Sanjay Prasad 238 @ 18.31. Paul Elder's performance with the ball was well supported by Tim Scullard with 28wIcts @ 11.5, Bernard Thorne 25wkts @ 12.24 and John Steele 24wkts @ 18.29. Well done lads — the first of many.

Souths Juniors Congratulations on once again making the Grand Final. Souths were well in the game

•at the end of the day one, restricting Rex to 155. In an impressive season batting wis, Souths were well served by Justin Smith who amassed 352 @ 58.6. He had good support from Anthony Sinclair 301 @ 37.65, Elias Kapodistrias 348 @ 38.67 and Adam Crawley 245 @ 22.27. The bowling was shared around by six players with Peter Lasaropoulos taking out the double with 33wkt @ 17.91, Peter was well supported by the veteran Eli Kapodistrias 19 @7.11, Justin Smith 17 @19.76, Glen Scott 15 @20.93 and the evergreen Glen Standing 15 @ 17.13. Well done to the Juniors. WW&MP Firstly congratulations to WVV&MP on winning the Club Championship this year. The batting was supported by six players who scored over two hundred runs with the main contributor being Shane Jessep 520 @ 40, thus taking out the batting double, he was well supported by John Jakas 280 @ 28, Andrew Heffernan 262 @ 26, Scott Barwick 265 @ 26.5 and David North 227 @ 16.21. The bowling was well served by Rhys Mudford 36wkts @ 11.89, supported by the skipper Chris La Fou 17wkts @22, Alan Cheek 17 wkts @ 10.29, John Sapounalds 17wkts @ 19 and John Jakas 16wkts @ 16.75. A little more luck next year boys.

11 La Perouse La Perouse started the season well, being up with the leaders for most of the season. The team was well served by the ever consistent John Duckett who took the Batting double with 346 runs @ 38.44. He was supported by Michael Parkins 171 @ 42.75, Brendan Fairbaim 181 @ 15.08 and youngster Blake Campion 166 @ 33.2. The Bowling was carried by the other veteran Peter Cooley with 21 @ 11.7, he was well supported by John Duckett with 17 @ 11.8. Congratulations are due to John Duckett who again made the Aboriginal Representative team and Peter Cooley being made Manager. Blake Campion and Ryan Donovan were also asked to trial. Better luck next season boys.

Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels Due to lack of numbers during the season, the Rebels struggled a little, but with 24 players on their list and with only one player playing ten matches despite the handicaps, the batting was handled quite adequately with four players reaching over 150 runs. Stu Roesler 190 @ 23.75 and veteran Brad Simmons 156 @ 19.5. The bowling was nainly handled by three players with Stu Roesler 22 @ 13.68, Brad Simmons 18 @ 18.56 and Protip Dasgupta 18 @ 14.78. Lets hope for a better season next year boys.

Randwick CYM A poor season by this high profile club, possibly due to the number of players either being called up to Shires or being unavailable. Their batting double was taken out by Shannon McKay with 259 @ 23.55. He was supported by John Cobcroft 225 @ 13.24. The bowling was shared by three players of vast experience, Shannon McKay with 18 @ 19, Barry McMenemy 13 @ 32.62, Vadim Borinski 14 @ 35.29 and Bruce Bryan 10 @21.7. Lets hope for a better season next year.

BILL GLACKEN

1 2 Second Grade Report Cloveily RSL • Well done Clovelly on winning the Premiership. The quality players in this side certainly helped. The team was well lead by Chris Townsend who made this season his own by taking out the big double only to miss out to the old war horse Billy Saracoglu for the Bowling Aggregate. The batting double was taken out by Chris Townsend with 448 @ 40.73. He had great support from John Astay 318 @ 28.91, Oliver Mathias 261 @ 21.75 and Billy Saracoglu with 250 @ 19.23. The bowling was carried out by four pacemen. The first being Chris Townsend with 28 @ 11.36, John Astuy 28 @15.5, Matt Pattinson 17 @ 13.41 and taking out the aggregate was Billy Saracoglu with 24 @ 12.82. Well done guys and good luck with the big step up to First Grade next season. Ferns A good season for the Ferns, but with a bit more luck they could have finished higher then they did. Their batting double was taken out by the veteran Rodney Staughton with 354 @ 70.8, he had good support from Robert Raffale with 392 ® 30.15. Very consistent Danny Lenartic 300 @ 25, Bret McCann 136 @ 12.36, Darren Bevan 127 @ 63.25 and John Carmont 207 @ 20.7. The bowling double was also taken out by Rodney Staughton with 26 @ 8.23, he had support from Bret McCann 24 @ 21.17, Jamie Shanahan 18 @ 12, John Wheeler 16 @ 15.69 and David Cook 12 @ 17. Better luck next season guys. Waugh Torn Not a season to get too excited about, certainly they were missing the bowling strike force in Matt Bond and Scott McPhail and their batting sorely missed the strike power of Matt Bond. Their batting double was taken out by James Dean who amassed 478 @ 36.77, he had valuable support from Matt Manson 383 @29.46 and Shane Knight 246 @ 18.92. The bowling double was also taken by the same player Shane Knight claiming 28 @ 21.21. He had support from Matt Manson 17 @28.76. Good luck next season guys.

1"; St Paul's College Not a very successful season by the college but they certainly had their day of a couple of occasions, but the lack of numbers ruined what could have been a good season. The batting was well served by Nick Carter with 603 @ 43.07, Alex Watt who took out the averages with 345 @ 43.13, support also came from Tom Glasson contributing with 332 @ 25.69. The bowling double was taken by Nick Carter snaring 26 @ 19.08, he had good support from Simon Gardiner with 17 @ 23.5 but with a bit more playing time could have performed with more distinction. Ed Steiner also contributed with 20 @ 26.15. Better luck next season fellows.

Kingsford Apaches A good season was had by the Apaches — a bit more luck and a Premiership is not out of the question. The batting was one of the strong points with Dave Thomas taking the double with 455 @ 45.5, Dave had considerable support from Anthony Spruce 346 @ 31.45, _Chris Tuckett blasting 309 @ 22.07 and Mitchell Knight 270 @ 27. The bowling double was taken by Dave Geer snaring 56 @ 7.73, Dave had support from Matthew Duffy 22 @ 17.5, Anthony Spruce 12 @ 22.92. Better luck next season guys.

Botany United Botany didn't have the best of seasons due mainly to lack of numbers, but a whole hearted effort was certainly put in. The batting double was taken by Mark Whitmee who amassed 284 @ 35.5. Considerable support was supplied by the veteran Ipokraty Giitsidis with 263 @ 26.3 and David Choy with 201 @ 18.27. The bowling double went to Dave Betell snaring 25 @ 18.56. Dave had excellent support from Ipokraty Giitsidis 22 @ 16.86 and Stephen Dolan 21 @ 13.9. Better luck next season boys.

Edgemasters A warm welcome to one of our new clubs this season. I hope you found your first season enjoyable. The batting was the main contributor in this team with six batsmen amassing two hundred runs or more with Ben Coughlin taking the double with 388 @ 43.11. Support was given by Adam Rolph 370 @ 37. Moshin Ali 253 @ 25, George Balamoon 265 @ 24.09 and Guy Goodwin 201 @ 18.27. Congratulations to Adam Rolph on compiling two centuries along the way.

14 The bowling double was carried out by the same player, with spinner Moshin Ali picking up 29 @ 16.24 with sterling performance of 7 for 32 in one outstanding effort. The other bowlers were James Sharpe 18 @ 16.17, George Balamoon 15 @ 29, Ben Coughlan 13 @ 13.54 and Eli Fayed 13 @ 23.23. Well done. WW&MP A reasonable season was had by the Wombats this season, but due to inconsistent numbers, a better season could have been achieved. The batting double was won by L. McKee amassing 267 @ 16.69, supported by D. Disher 224 @ 28 and J. Griffiths 172 @ 17. The bowling was handled by at least five players with M. Perrin snaring 23 @ 18.26. C. Fairweather 22 @ 23.5, D. Mahedy 18 @ 24.61 and A. Buckland 12 @ 18.92. A better season next year boys.

BILL GLACKEN Third Grade Report

Randwick CYM Congratulation to Randwick on winning the Third Grade Premiership. They certainly had the best all round during the season. The batting was very strong with this team with the batting double going to Andy Belger who amassed 747 @ 62.25, Andy had considerable support from M. Convani 392 @43.56, the captain Terry Ringland 291 @ 24.25, Chandra DeSilva 291 @29.1 and T. Andrews with 268 @ 26.8. The bowling was shared by three players with M. Convani snaring 23 @ 16.65, Terry Ringland 18 @ 20, I. Partington 16 @ 10.94 and York Charmi with 14 @ 19.57. Well done guys, it's always good to see Randwick perform well.

Ferns Congratulations on reaching the Grand Final. With a little bit of luck could have easily had a better result. Their batting was very strong with the skipper Michael Manna amassing 918 @ 91.8 to take out the batting double. Michael had good support from Michael Smith 586 @ 65.11, N. Vitetzakis 298 @32.11. The bowling honours were shared by three players with Michael Manna 24 @ 22.21, Michael Smith 23 @ 14.61, N. Vitetzakis 20 @ 28 and A. Ho'gate 17 @ 16.12. The team was well led by Michael Manna who took out the distinction of the Players Payer award for the Association. Lets see the Ferns go one better next season.

Rex Dolphins To Say the wheels fell off would be an understatement, considering at the halfway point the Dolphins were travelling well. What went wrong. The batting was shared by E. Yates 521 @ 40.08 taking the Aggregate and S. Hood compiling 489 @ 122.25 to take out the Average. They had good support from Derek Phillips 286 @ 33.25 and John Grimaldi 200 @ 18.18. The bowling was strong with E. Yates 27 @ 17.74, D. Phillips 25 @ 14.92 which won him the Average. Also there was support from 1. Cruise 18 @ 21.39. Congratulations to John Grimaldi snapping up 21 catches behind the stumps. Better luck next season.

16 GSNDS Not the usual solid performance from the "Gladstones". Their lack of numbers was possibly one of the contributing factors to their poor season. The batting double was won by N. Thatcher with 250 @ 27.78 he,had support from S. Bilkey who only played three matches and managed 211 @ 52.75, play more games Steve also I. Poole with 248 @ 49.6. The bowling was well spread with M. Benjamin taking 21 @ 16.33, M. Thatcher 17 @ 17.85 and S. Bilkey 15 @ 10.63. Also well done to L Miller behind the stumps with ten dismissals. Lets hope the "Gladstones" have a better season next year. Souths Juniors Not a happy season for this proud club but at least five players reaching the magic 200 run milestone. The batting double was taken by the veteran Stan Stamatellis with 523 @ 52.3, Stan was well supported by G. Miller 480 @ 43.64 and another veteran performer Glen Bosco with 445 @ 44.5. P. Papoythis chipping in with 252 @ 63. The bowling was also carried out by Stan Stamatellis with 24 @ 15.42, Glen Bosco 23 @ 23.17 and G. Nicholls 19 @25.63. Looking forward to next season boys. Kurrajong Hotel A good season was had by the Karrajong with an all round performances being handed in by at least six players scoring two hundred runs or more. The batting double was won by B. Rees with 257 @ 32.45, support came from N. Roby 298 @ 24.53. Joel Markou 295 @ 26.82, and James Doran with 292 @ 29.2. The bowling double went to Joel Markou with 25 @ 19.04, support came from J. Roby 20 @ 18.4 and B. Rees 19 @29. Well done fellows. Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels The Rebels performed well this season with at least six players reaching at least two hundred runs or more. The batting double was taken out by M. Donovan with 521 @47.36, he was supported by C. Prunty 303 @ 33.67, P. Dennett 293 @ 29.3, A. Marchant 277 @ 25.18, K. Nelson 231 @21 and T. O'Brien 225 @20.45. The bowling double went to M. O'Brien 28 @ 12. Also in the bowling P. Dennett 22 @ 17.64, M. Donovan 22 @ 18.95, and T. O'Brien 21 @ 20.62. Well done guys.

17 Glebe Gypsies Not a great season from the Gypsies, possibly due to lack of numbers on a regular basis. Their batting double was won by Tim Duck who only played-half a season and,in the process managed 305 @ 33.89, Tim had support from A. Bathurst -263 @ 26.3 and,S; - Orman 252 @ 21. The bowling was a one man show with Tony Masters snaring 15 @ 25.5. Tim Duck also took 12 @ 14.58. Hopefully next season is better.

BILL GLACKEN

IR Fourth Grade Report Rex Dolphins _.Co4gratulation to Rex .ou securing their Premiership_win. 7This si&e isavery..e,lose... this pleasing result came The batting double was taken out by Jason Budzenski with 535 @ 48.64. He was well supported by John Bowden 424 @ 30.29, John Howes 403 @ 31, Con Kateris 258 @ 21.5, Dave Abreu 206 @ 25.75 and Andrew Kulcher 210 @ 17.5. The bowling double was won by Dave Abreu with 41 @ 11.51 support came from Greg Kalageris 38 @ 16.74, Jason Budzenski 25 @ 13.8 and John Howes 18 @ 14.17. Well done by Nick Kouloumbrakis with 16 dismissals behind the stumps. Once again, well done Rex. CloveIly RSL Due to lack of numbers the "Clowie" didn't have the good season that we are accustomed to from this club. The batting wasn't their strong point with only one player reaching two hundred runs. That person was John McCoy with 230 @ 23. The bowling was well performed by the veteran Michael Baird with 20 @ 18.65 and also Leigh Levery with 19 @ 17.26. Better luck next season. Ryan's Firstly. Welcome back after a two seasons absence. Due to the lack of numbers Ryan's did not have a big year, but they were at least competitive an all the games that they played. The batting double was taken out by D. Hordern with 278 @ 27.8. The other batting was from E. Penglis 220 @ 16.92 and A. Walkom 217 @24.11. The bowling double went to A. Walkom with 25 @ 15.4 he was ably supported by A. Moustacus 21 @ 19.1, K. Cooney 21 @ 12.19 and S. Hanrahan 16 @ 14.06. MRF Wizards A reasonable season was had by this side and with a bit more luck a better season could have been achieved. The batting double was won by the veteran of the side Fred Madon with 451 @ 41, Fred's support came from J. Khursigara 214 @ 34.89 and Paul O'Sullivan 245 @ 35.14. Their bowling double was won by Steve Munro with 26 @ 15.23 his support was Lee Martin 16 @ 17.38, S. Kumar 14 @ 19.07. Well done guys and better luck next season. 49 Saggy Green A good season for the Saggy's, but with a little more consistency at vital times would have helped the performance of the team. The batting was well served by D. Sirr with 4404 33.85 winning the aggregate and- --i—Mr---Venables with 42-5- @-47,:22 the,-average,bo-th these-players,had4aipport from M. Neilson with 234 @ 16.71. The bowling double went to R. Ball with 36 @ 13.11. Better luck next season.

Souths 3uniors Not a great season for the Juniors, but certainly a big effort was put in by all the players. The batting aggregate was won by the veteran Matt Capon with 333 @ 22.2 and the other veteran of the side Greg Stewart taking out the average with 296 @ 26.91 support came from Adam Stewart 208 @ 23.11. The bowling double was taken by J. Hall 33 @ 15.76 with support coming from A. Stewart 16 @ 15.76, D. Walton 15 @21.07 and W. Stewart 15 @ 15.93. Hope 2006/2007 in better.

Men of the Bat This team had a reasonable season with all performances evenly shared. The batting aggregate was taken out by Mark Turnbull with 336 @25.85 and the average to D. Sandoz with289 @ 26.27. These two had support from Jamie Motum 314 @24.15. The bowling aggregate was shared between P. Vellio and D. Sandoz both with 31 scalps each and the average went to D. Sandoz with 31 @ 7.42. Also in the bowling stakes were Jamie Motum 28 @ 14.36 and M. Turnbull 21 @ 23.33. Maybe next year.

Rusty Shovel This team was probably the most consistent team in the whole association with the availability of nearly all players playing at least eleven games. Well done guys. The batting double goes to Michael Ekert with 468 @ 46.8, Michael had considerable support from Craig Wealands 337 @ 33.7, Beau Comerford 233 @ 29.13 and Lee Pritchard 232 @ 33.14. The bowling double went to Ian Gabriel with 33 @ 20.36 with support from the work horse Nic Cola 23 @ 12.55. Well done. BILL GLACKEN

7n Fifth Grade Report

Coogee Randwick RSL Firstly, congratulations on winning the 5th Grade Premiership. Tlfe'batting dOlible was taken Ott by-NdthatiMarkZitVith 700-@ .58.33, Nathan-- support came from M Provic 504 @ 50.4, John Carroll 305 @ 50.83, I Marinkovic 240 @ 30. The bowling double went to D. Carmont with 31 @ 14.71 with solid support from skipper James Hardie 20 @ 19.1, J. O'Kane 18 @ 14.57, and M. Nasser 17 @ 13. Congratulation to Nathan Markou with 33 dismissal's behind the stumps. Well done boys.

Kingsford Apaches A fairly successful season was achieved by the Apaches, but with a little more commitment a better result may have been reached. The batting double was taken out by Will Campbell with 334 @ 23.86 his support came from C. Koutsis 325 @ 21.67, T. Wilson 208 @ 41.6. The bowling was shared with four players snaring ten wickets or more, with I. MacLaine 14 @ 16.43, W. Campbell 13 @ 27.77, G. Wheeler 13 @ 26.69 and the veteran Tim Booth 15 @16.2. Better luck next season.

Wanderers A reasonably successful season but a little more commitment and a possible better season will happen. The batting double was taken by Cain Manning 368 @ 30.67 his support was from T. Sullivan 282 @ 28.2, J. Singh 246 @ 18.92 and J. Williams 321 @ 24.69. The bowling was shared between four players with Todd Taylor snaring 21 @ 20.86, J. Williams 18 @ 16.33, M. Degnan 17 @ 19.65 and T. Sullivan 14 @ 26.64. Well done guys and better luck next season.

CSH A fair season by the boys, but with a little more consistency a better result could have been achieved. The batting double went to C Claridge with 426 @ 47.33, he had solid support from T Bills 395 @ 39.5, A Bennie 278 @ 25.27 and Marc Bennie 226 @ 25.11. The bowling was shared with D James snaring 28 @ 16.25, C Claridge 26 ® 12.08 and B Playton 17 @ 16.82. Well done and good luck for next season.

71 Cloveily A reasonable season by Clovelly, but with a little more consistency a better result could have been reached. The batting double went to Craig Miller with 437 @ 39.73 his support came from R Del-Vecchio 421 @ 35.08, L Di Blassio 284 @ 25r:82,; 4Necco 221 @ 24756-and S Dummigan with 218 @ 24.22. The bowling double was taken by A Fulmer with 42 @ 10.62 he had support from T Pengue 33 @ 17.12 and T Grieg 20 @ 19.5. Well done Clovelly. MAP Wizards. Not a happy season for the Wizards, but to their credit they hung in and tried their level best. The batting double was taken out by Tom Roberts amassing 527 @ 43.92, support came from Charles Rao 472 @ 33.71, Vince Rao 294 @ 29.4 and K Kenny 219 @ 16.85. The bowling was shared by four players K Kenny 20 @ 22, M Fogarty 14 @ 22.64, J McLeod 13 @ 20.15 and Vince Rao 12 @ 24.17. A great effort.

Randwick CYM Not one of the best seasons for the CYM boys but a wholehearted effort was certainly put in time they took the field. The batting double was taken by J Scott 297 @ 33 support came from A Montgomery 218 @ 19.82. The bowling was not one of their strong points with I Beydoun snaring 22 @ 19.09 and J Scott 20 @ 12.85. Better luck next season. Doncaster. A reasonable season was had by the "Donnie" but they would have preferred a better result. The batting was shared with the young gun Shaun Casey amassing 508 @ 36.29, he had solid support from P Williams 490 @ 54.44 who took out the average, the other batting was from J Georgoulis 263 @ 36.8 and A White 359 @ 27.62. The bowling was carried out by four players with A Ellery snaring 20 @ 21, Shaun Casey 19 @ 25.53, D Russell 17 @ 18.88 and G Wolf with 16 @ 18.56. Better luck next season. BILL GLACKEN

'27 Sixth Grade Report

Pelicans Welcome to our Association and congratulations on winning the 6th grade Premiership in your first year, that is something very special, but you certainly did it the hard way. The batting double was taken out by T. Kent with 712 @ 64.73 he had great support from D. Band 429 @ 33, A. Stuart 359 @ 32.64, and G. Brenac 249 @ 31.13. The bowling double went to D. Band as well with 54 @ 8.67 the rest of the bowling was K. Hamilton 28 @ 14.75 and T. Kent with 25 @ 14.12. Well done again guys.

Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels A reasonable season by the Rebels but with a little more consistency a better season could have been achieved. The batting double was taken out by G. Gamsey with 362 @ 32.91 supported by M. Doppler 283 @ 31.44. The bowling double went to S. Preston with 28 @ 11.75 with support from A. Bell 23 @ 9.91, S. Winfield 19 @20.32 and D. O'Brien 19 @ 17.95. Good luck next season. WW&M P Just goes to show that cricket is a funny game. Waverley managed to lead on the first innings in the Grade Final but then unfortunately lost outright. What went wrong?. The batting was consistent with four players reaching two hundred and fifty runs or more with the veteran Danny Kennedy taking the aggregate with 309 @ 20.6. Danny's support was G. Britton 281 @ 20.64, G. Georgiakakis 274 @ 31.17 and W. Townley 227 @ 20.64. The bowling double went to W. Townley with 32 @ 17.69 he was well supported by M. Kourgas with 26 @ 18.88, R. Franich 15 @ 13.93, L. Ballard 13 @ 18.08 and the evergreen Steve Evesson 13 @ 30.46. Congratulation to Danny Kenny who snared 20 victims behind the stumps. Better luck next year. Kingsford Apaches A good season was had by the Apaches, but lack of consistency let the team down on a few occasions. The batting double was taken out by P. Foley with 420 @ 35, his support was from T. Pearce 311 @ 28.27, T. Rees 230 @17.69 and D. Stubbs 200 @18.18. The bowling spoils were shared around with P. Foley snaring 20 @ 19.55, P. Smith 16 @ 14.19, T. Rees 15 @23.4 and M. Walters with 13 @ 16. Maybe 2006 /2007 is your year.

Souths Juniors Not the best season for Souths with only five players able to play ten or more games during the season. The batting double went to D. Walsh with 409 @ 34.08, he got solid support from A. Plum 298 @ 24.83 and M. Rea 283 @ 31.44. The bowling was a one man show with R. Hasler doing the bulk of the bowling snaring 18 @ 14.56, his support was P. Heydon with 11 @ 21.64, H. Morgan 11 @ 27.82 and M. Rea 12 @ 25.08. Better times ahead in 2006/2007.

Rex Dolphins A reasonable season by the Dolphins but certainly not a brilliant one with only one batsman managing to score more than two hundred runs. The batting double went to P. Bochard with 322 @ 40.25. The other batting came from S. Millar 186 @ 16.91, N. Crawford 175 @ 15.91 and P. Newlyn 171 @ 24.43. The bowling aggregate went to S. Millar with 38 @13.39 and the average went to J. Sobral 32 @ 13.38 support from S. Grimm 19 @ 19.74 and S.Wade 16 @ 16.19. Better luck next season boys.

BILL GLACKEN

74 MP&SECA Final Points Table 2005/2006 Season

1ST GRADE 2ND GRADE Rex Dolphins 1 97 Clovelly RSL 1 94 WW&MP 1 97 Kingsford Apaches 1 78 Souths Juniors 1 82 Ferns 1 78 La Perouse 66 Edgemasters 77 Coogee Bay Rebels 1 50 Botany United 66 Randwick CYM 1 25 St Paul's College 63 Waugh Torn 37 WW&MP 2 34 3RD GRADE 4TH GRADE Coogee Bay Rebels 2 81 MRF Wizards 1 95 Kurrajong Hotel 75 Rex Dolphins 3 85 Ferns 2 71 Men of the Bat 83 Randwick CYM 2 70 Rusty Shovel 75 Souths Juniors 2 67 Ryan's 63 Rex Dolphins 2 60 Clovelly RSL 2 54 GSNDS 60 Souths Juniors 3 53 Glebe Gypsies 47 Saggy Green 43 5TH GRADE 6TH GRADE Clovelly RSL 3 99 Pelicans 105 Coogee Randwick RSL 90 Rex Dolphins 4 83 CSH 84 WW & MP 3 68 Wanderers 66 Coogee Bay Rebels 3 63 Doncaster 63 Kingsford Apaches 3 57 MRF Wizards 2 51 Souths Juniors 4 40 Randwick CYM 3 46 Kingsford Apaches 2 40

75 MP&SECA Club Championship 2005/2006

MP&SECA Twenty20 Competition 2005/2006

First Division

Souths Juniors 15 4.07 Coogee Bay -1.36 Rebels 11111.11 La Perouse 1111111111M -0.12 Rex Dol hins MEM 10 1.99 Botan United ME 4 ME= Ed emasters MEE 2 -5.53 Winner: Souths Juniors - Runners-up: Coogee Bay Rebels

96 Second Division

UNSWRFC CC 1.00

Men of the Bat 0.42

Doncaster 0.34

The Troopers -1.39

Kingsford -0.48 Apaches

Gypsies -0.15

Winner: UNSWRFCCC Runners-up: Men of the Bat

Third Division

Doncaster 15

Souths Juniors 11 0.15

5c's 9 0.72

Tudor Hall 9 -1.04

Rex Dolphins -2.31

Rusty Shovel 7 -0.77

Winner: Souths Juniors - Runners-up: Doncaster Special Trophy Winners 2005/2006 Season

Player's Player: M Manna (Ferns) Peter Driene Award: R Staughton (Ferns) Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy: P Elder (Rex Dolphins) Representative Player of the Year: C Townsend (Clovelly RSL)

Team Trophy Winners 2005/2006 Season

1st Grade PREMIERS Rex Dolphins MINOR PREMIERS Rex Dolphins

2nd Grade PREMIERS Clovelly RSL MINOR PREMIERS Clovelly RSL

3rd Grade PREMIERS Randwick CYM MINOR PREMIERS Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels

4th Grade PREMIERS Rex Dolphins MINOR PREMIERS MRF Wizards

5th Grade PREMIERS Coogee Randwick RSL MINOR PREMIERS Clovelly RSL

6th Grade PREMIERS Pelicans MINOR PREMIERS Pelicans

Club Champions WW&MP Trophy Winners 2005/2006 Season

1st Grade Batting Aggregate S Jessep WW&MP 520 runs Batting Average J Smith Souths Juniors 58.67 av Bowling Aggregate P Elder Rex Dolphins 41 wkt Bowling Average P Elder Rex Dolphins 10.22 av Wicket Keeper S Jessep WW&MP 22 ct

2nd Grade Batting Aggregate N Carter St PauIs College 603 runs Batting Average R Staughton Ferns 70.80 av Bowling Aggregate D Geer Kingsford Apaches 56 wk-t Bowling Average D Geer Kingsford Apaches 7.73 av Wicket Keeper B Turek WW&MP 22ct / 2st

3rd Grade

Batting Aggregate M Manna Ferns 918 runs • Batting Average S Hood Rex Dolphins 122.25 av Bowling Aggregate M O'Brien Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 28 wkt Bowling Average M O'Brien Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 12.00 av Wicket Keeper J Grimaldi Rex Dolphins 21cts

4th Grade Batting Aggregate J Budzenski Rex Dolphins 535 runs Batting Average J Budzenski Rex Dolphins 48.64 av Bowling Aggregate D Abreu Rex Dolphins 41 wkt Bowling Average S Sandoz Men of the Bat 7.42 av

5th Grade Batting Aggregate N Markou Coogee Randwick RSL 700 runs Batting Average N Markou Coogee Randwick RSL 58.33 av Bowling Aggregate A Fulmer Clovelly RSL 42 wkt Bowling Average A Fulmer Clovelly RSL 10.62 av Wicket Keeper N Markou Coogee Randwick RSL 25ct / 8st

79 6th Grade Batting Aggregate T Kent Pelicans 712 runs Batting Average T Kent Pelicans 64.73 av Bowling Aggregate D Band Pelicans 54 wkt Bowling Average D Band Pelicans 8.67 av Wicket Keeper D Kennedy WW&MP 20 cts

Most catches (other than by a wicket keeper) G Bosco Souths Juniors 13 cts

111 Century Makers 2005/2006 Season

1st Grade J Jakas WW &MP 112 A Wilson Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 100* A Sinclair Souths Juniors 104

2nd Grade M Knight Kingsford Apaches 102 V Howard Kingsford Apaches 107 A Spruce Kingsford Apaches 113* N Carter St Pauls College 116 E Watt St Pauls College 103 F Cocco Waugh Torn 113 M Manson Waugh Torn 116* D Bevan Ferns 101* G Mccanna Botany United 122* A Rolph Edgemasters 119 106 C Townsend Clovelly RSL 100*

3 rd Grade M Smith Ferns 104* 119* M Manna Ferns 110* 136 100 E Yates Rex Doplhins 123* 157 S Hood Rex Dolphins 152* S Bilkey GSNDS 121 M Donovan Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 135* M Covani Randwick CYM 100 A Belger Randwick CYM 115 177 S Stamatellis Souths Juniors 166 P Papoythis Souths Juniors 101* G Bosco Souths Juniors 140 S Orman Glebe Gypsies 102 N Roby Kurrajong Hotel 101 4th Grade J Budzenski Rex Dolphins 122* 167* 109 J Bowden Rex Dolphins 103 D Sin Saggy Green 131 M Venables Saggy Green 126 112 F Madon Mrf Wizards 103* J Khursigara Mrf Wizards 111* M Ekert Rusty Shovel 112*

5th Grade N Markou Coogee Randwick RSL 105* 180 M Prociv Coogee Randwick RSL 129 109 J Carroll Coogee Randwick RSL 157* C Claridge C S H 107 T Roberts Mrf Wizards 104* S Casey Doncaster Hotel 110

6th Grade G Garnsey Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 109 101* T Kent Pelicans 118* 103* M Rea Souths Juniors 129 P Foley Kingsford Apaches 100* W Townley WWMPCC 107* Six or More Wickets in an Innings 2005/2006

1st Grade B Simmons Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 14-6-42 S Roesler Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 10-6-35 R Mudford WVVMP CC 95-6-18 J Sapounakis WWMPCC 93-6-36 .P Elder Rex Dolphins 9-7-5 P Lazaropoulos Souths Juniors 16-7-29 S/F

2nd Grade D Geer Kingsford Apaches 13-6-65 17-7-11 22-7-25 S/F D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 12.1-6-28 10-7-19 Simon Gardiner St Pauls College 15-6-83 T Schwilk St Pauls College 6-6-19 T Maya Clovelly RSL 18-6-29 B Saracoglu Clovelly RSL 8-7-18 C Townsend Clovelly RSL 13.4-6-58 J Astuy Clovelly RSL 15-6-25 G/F R Staughton Ferns 10-6-27 M Ali Edgemasters 14-7-32 I Giitsidis Botany United 19-8-33

3rd Grade E Yates Rex Dolphins 17-6-48 D Phillips Rex Dolphins 18-6-51 Joel Markou Kurrajong Hotel 14-6-46 J Roby Kurrajong Hotel 10-6-44 S Bilkey GSNDS 17-8-56 M O'Brien Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 19-6-59 I Partington Randwick CYM 16-6-58 A Opie Randwick CYM 17-6-39 G/F A Stewart Souths Juniors 24-7-55

4th Grade J Hall Souths Juniors 12-6-24 17-6-48 A Stewart Souths Juniors 21-6-90 R Ball Saggy Green 14.4-6-32 11 8.5-6-27 17.3-8-34 A Walkom Ryan's CC 13-6-26 K Cooney Ryan's CC 7-6-27 9-6-51 L Lavery Clovelly Rsl 14-6-48 N Cola Rusty Shovel 15-6-42 D Sandoz Men Of The Bat 6-6-13 J Motum Men Of The Bat 8-7-28 S Kumar Mrf Wizards 15-6-25 J Howes Rex Dolphins 6.1-6-21

5th Grade J Scott Randwick CYM 16.1-6-37 A Montgomery Randwick CYM 22-6-92 K Kenny Mrf Wizards 10-6-54 J Mcleod Mrf Wizards 16.5-7-47 T Greig Clovelly RSL 14-7-36 A Ellery Doncaster 10-6-55

6th Grade D Band Pelicans 17.1-6-22 8-6-25 15-6-53 K Hamilton Pelicans 23.2-6-87 S/F S Preston Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 18-6-53 D O'Brien Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 9-7-17 A Bignall Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 7-7-47 J Sobral Rex Dolphins 12-6-31 L Ballard WW&MP 7-6-20 W Townley WW&MP 7.5-6-38 S/F 10 Wickets in a Match R Mudford WWMPCC 95-6-18 & 7-4-9 1st Grade Rd 2 D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 12.1-6-28 & 10-7-19 2nd Grade Rd 2 D Band Pelicans 13-5-35 & 17.1-6-22 6th Grade Rd 5 S Bilkey GSNDS 17-8-56 & 8-2-20 3rd Grade Rd 7 D Sandoz Men Of The Bat 6-6-13 & 8.4-4-25 4th Grade Rd 10 J Motum Men Of The Bat 9-4-44 & 8-7-28 4th Grade Rd 12

Hat Tricks T Scullard Rex Dolphins 7-5-21 1St Grade Rd 9 T Galloway-Smith Men Of The Bat 9.2-5-28 4th Grade Rd 2 S Millar Rex Dolphins 1-3-0 6th Grade Rd 4 S Bilkey GSNDS 17-8-56 3rd Grade Rd 7 D Phillips Rex Dolphins 18-6-51 3rd Grade Rd 10 J Hardy Coogee R'wick RSL6-5-18 5th Grade Rd 5

15 Partnerships - Association Records

1st Grade 1st 181 J Coleman & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-04 2nd 242 J Smith & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2004-05 31-d 179 G Koufis & G Mccanna Botany United 1996-97 4th 195 G Mccanna & J Tattershall The Coast 1999-00 5th 198 S Roesler & B Dixon Coogee Bay Hotel 2004-05 6th 133 J Minty & C Parker MPB 2000-01 7th 152 B Reaburn & M Griffith Coogee Bay Hotel 2004-05 8th 96 A Frawley & A Trainor Botany United 1997-98 9th 86 A Frawley & D Ishak Botany United 1997-98 10th 67 .1 Skoro & B Thome Rex Dolphins 2005-06

2nd Grade 1st 228 D Briggs & R Berger Coastal 1995-96 rd 227 M Roucek & J Austy Clovelly RSL 2004-05 3rd 130 B Cook & G Hodder EFM 2001-02 4th 148 C Sait & D Ingrey Yarra Bay 2002-03 5th 164 T Davis & J Haynes Coogee Bay Rebels 2001-02 6th 207 A Consuji & P Gardiner WW & M P 2002-03 7th 149 A Spruce & D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 2005-06 8th 123 J Steel & P Newland Captain Cook 2003-04 9th 111 J Fronde & T Kasis Clovelly RSL 2003-04 10th 77 D Russell & G Leslie Doncaster Hotel 2002-03

3rd Grade 1st 192 P Williams & M Tasker Doncaster 1997-98 rd 202 T Barnett & N Vucetic Glebe Gypsies 2004-05 3rd 176 NCarter & A Schwilk St Pauls College 2003-04 4th 284 D Holwerda & S Wilde Intn'l Barbarians 2002-03 5th 166 T Gorman & C Kennedy Captain Cook 2002-03 6th 118 C Holder & C Churchill Waugh Tom 2004-05 7th 163 D Phillips & E Yates Rex Dolphins 2005-06 8th 116 D Meyers & D West Randwick CYM 2001-02 9th 78 T Ringland & D West Randwick CYM 2001-02 10th 75 M Hunyor & J Hunyor Men Of The Bat 2002-03 4th Grade 1st 257 C Mawson & P Williams Doncaster 1997-98 2nd 194 T Roberts & C Rao GCB 2004-05 3rd 216 B Dickinson & D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 2003-04 4th 238 M Manna & S Khan EFM 2001-02 5th 139 C White & P Foley Kingsford Apaches 2003-04 6th 136 W Mitchell & M O'Shea Souths Juniors 1996-97 7th 170 C Townsend & T Buckley Clovelly RSL 2004-05 8th 111 J Motum & J Armstrong Men of the Bat 2005-06 9th 146 B Longbottom & S Dummigan Randwick CYM 1996-97 10th 82 L Pritchard & N Brown Rusty Shovel 2005-06

5th Grade 1st 161 G Stewart & A Stewart Souths Juniors 2001-02 2hd 211 T Roberts & C McGuire GCB 2002-03 3rd 245 J Scott & T Dunlop Randwick CYM 2004-05 4th 170 S Casey & J Georgoulis Doncaster Hotel 2004-05 th 5 153 Jamie Markou & Joel Markou 3rd Cavaliers 2003-04 6th 172 B Mollis & B Casey Doncaster 1999-00 7th 207 G McCanna & G Chudleigh Botany United 1996-97 8th 189 S McFadden & J Cooper Randwick CYM 1998-99 9th 152 M Venables & C Brown Saggy Greens 2004-05 1 0 th 68 M Bradburn & C Thompson Rusty Shovel 2004-05

6th Grade 1' 315 M Stott & D McVey Rusty Shovel 2002-03 2'1 190 P Deveau & S Gandha Wanderers 2004-05 3rd 214 G Brarnley & D Kagi Randwick CYM 2002-03 4th 184 L Tucker & M Provic Randwick CYM 2002-03 5th 179 S Gandha & J Gartland Wanderers 2004-05 6th 116 P Mclean & G Wheeler Kingsford Apaches 2002-03 7th 144 M Cross & K Charles WW & MPCC 2004-05 8th 115 W Gudgeon & A Atallah Clovelly RSL 2001-02 9th 78 J Fatafel & A Azhar Doncaster 2001-02 10th 89 J Richards & P Manson Souths Jim iors 2003-04

7th Grade 1st 185 H Hilman & R West Matthew Talbot 2000-01 2nd 126 G Duffy & G Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02 3rd 140 T Roberts Jnr & C Rao GCB 2001-02 4th 219 T Roberts .Inr & G Brown GCB 2000-01 th 5 171 G Brown & M Keogh Cricketers Arms 2001-02 6th 93 K Levell & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02 7th 123 A Francis & B Carter Kingsford Apaches 2001-02 8th 116 A Azhar & P Harriott Doncaster Hotel 2000-01 9th 62 B Wyner & K Levell Randwick CYM 2001-02 10th 32 T Beattie & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02 Premiership Winners

1st Grade 2nd Grade 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2005/06 Clovelly RSL 2004/05 Souths Juniors 2004/05 WVV & MP 2003/04 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2003/04 Botany Magic 2002/03 Clovelly RSL 2002/03 Coogee Bay Rebels 2001/02 Croydon Park United 2001/02 Roy United 2001/01 Souths Juniors 2001/01 Clovelly 1999/00 Souths Juniors 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 Souths Juniors 1998/99 The Coast 1997/98 Souths Juniors 1997/98 Marrickville/Pagewood 1996/97 S ouths Juniors 1996/97 Tradewinds 1995/96 Souths Juniors 1995/96 Coogee Rebels 1994/95 Mascot RSL 1994/95 Woolpack Wolves 3rd Grade 4th Grade 2005/06 Randwick CYM 2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2004/05 Waugh Torn 2004/05 K-urrajong Hotel 2003/04 GSNDS 2003/04 Kingsford Apaches 2002/03 Edmunds/Ferns/Mascot 2002/03 WW & MP 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2001/02 Captain Cook Hotel 2001/01 Randwick CYM 2 2001/01 Doncaster 1999/00 Whitehorse All Stars 1999/00 The Bears 1998/99 Mascot RSL 1998/99 Botany United 1997/98 Doncaster Hotel 1997/98 Randwick CYM 1996/97 Glebe 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 Waverley Wombats 1995/96 Clovelly 1994/95 University of NSW 1994/95 Mascot RSL 5th Grade 6th Grade 2005/06 Coogee Randwick RSL 2005/06 Pelicans 2004/05 Saggy Green 2004/05 Clovelly RSL 2003/04 Glebe Gypsies 2003/04 Randwick CYM 2002/03 GCB 2002/03 Ryans Hotel 2001/02 Archers 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2001/01 South Maroubra Magic 2001/01 Yarra Bay 1999/00 Randwick CYM 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 The Coast 4 1998/99 Waverley Wombats 1997/98 GCB 1997/98 Darlington 1996/97 Marrickville RSL 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 St George Linen 1995/96 Raiders 1994/95 Randwick CYM 1994/95 Randwick CYM

7th Grade 2005/06 Not contested 2004/05 Not contested 2003/04 Not contested 2003/03 Not contested 2001/02 Cricketers Arms 2001/01 Doncaster Hotel 1999/00 Not contested 1998/99 The Bears 1997/98 Not contested 1996/97 Not contested 1995/96 Not contested 1994/95 Not contested Association Office Bearers

Season Patron Presi- Vice- Hon. Hon. Assistant dent President Secretary Treasurer Secretary 05/06 H So'onions PL Brien D Power TP Booth / G Fulford fW Chalmers S Silcock

04/05 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford SW Chalmers

03/04 RJ Can PL Brien D Power A Yap TP Booth TW Chalmers

02/03 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden TP Booth JW Chalmers

01/02 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden A Carmody JW Chalmers

00/01 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden B Grant SW Chalmers

99/00 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

98/99 RJ Can PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald SW Chalmers

97/98 RI Can PL Brien D Buckley J Walden •K MacDonald JW Chalmers

- 96/97 RI Can PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody K MacDonald SW Chalmers

95/96 RI Can PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody G Stewart SW Chalmers Treasurer's Report I am pleased to present the audited financial report for the M:PSECA financial year 2005 /06. The association has recorded an operating surplus for the year of $7227. It should be noted however, that this result incorporates expenditure of $1500, being for cheques not presented as of the 31st May 2006. These cheques were: 1. Clovelly R.S.L. 2nd Grade Premiers $400 2. Randwick C.Y.M. 3rd Grade Premiers $400 3. Sydney Morning Cricket Association for Tempe Reserve $700 Receipts for 2005/06 increased by $6152, this was due to the introduction of the Twenty20 competition ($3600), and the self funding of the Representative sides trip to Bathurst ($2362). The hire of wickets this season increased from $30,611 to $32,582 and only the prompt payment of the first invoice by most clubs, which allowed the Board to take advantage of the 10% discount offered by Councils, kept this cost from blowing out even further. A budget based on a 44 team Saturday competition & an 18 team Twenty20 competition was presented to the board during the season. This budget oovered all expected costs and allowed for the $5 player registration fee to cover any unexpected costs and supply a surplus. As there were an unprecedented number of players registered, the surplus was pleasingly high. As a matter of interest I tallied the amount of GST paid by the Association this financial year and the total came to $3,876. As costs continue to rise, the GST will rise accordingly, and in the near future the Association will have to take measures to reclaim this dead money. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the club secretaries / treasurers for the manner in which they handled their clubs affairs, which made my job so much easier to do. I now present to you the 2005/2006 Financial Report

Gary Fulford Treasurer

41 MOORE PARK & SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

STATEMENT OF FINICIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MAY 2006

2006 2005

Operating profit (loss) 7227 4847 Income tax expense attributable thereto

Operating profit (loss)) and 7227 4847 extraordinary items after income tax

Accumulated profit at the beginning 46879 42032 of the financial year

Accumulated profit (loss) at end of finicial year kifin-408194

MOORE PARK & SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31ST MAY 2006

2006 2005

CURRENT ASSETS CASH ON HAND 34106 26320 TERM DEPOSITS 20000 20000 TRADE DEBTORS 0 559

arAta, TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS Aggt

SV.b, TOTAL ASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES

TEAMS IN CREDIT 0

TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 0

TOTAL LIABILIIIES 0

, afEL? NET ASSETS

EQUITY ACCUMULATED SURPLUS 54106 46879

TOTAL EQUTTY 79-1 MOORE PARK & SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MAY 2006

2006 2005 INCOME

AWARDS DINNER TICKETS 3800 5056 DONATIONS 0 500 FINES RECE WED 955 380 INSURANCE COVER 0 0 INTEREST RECEIVED 747.32 658 NOMINATIONS, WICKET & REGISTRATION FEES 51860 46702 RAFFLE TICKETS 565 1012 SUNDRY INCOME 3166.3 633

TOTAL INCOME

EXPENCES

ACCOUNTANCY FEES 704 616 ADVERTISING 1125 123 ASSOCIATION FUNCTION: DINNER 3510 4867 DRINKS 123.5 0 RAFFLE PRISES 95.88 211 AWARDS NIGHT ENTRY TICKETS 0 0 BANK CHARGES 30 44 BAD DEBTS WRITTEN OFF 559 0 BEREVAVEMENT AND MEMORIAL EXPENCES 70 200 BOARD MEETING EXPENCES 647.7 450 COMPUTER EXPENSES 279.4 0 FILING FEES 0 0 FREIGHT & CHARGES 0 0 HIRE OF WICKETS & FEES: CITY OF BOTANY BAY COUNCIL 6150 5850 MARRICKVILLE COUNCIL 650 CENTENNIAL & MOORE PARK TRUST 14777.5 12071 RAND WICK CITY COUNCIL 7435.86 7052 SOUTH SYDNEY DISTRICT C.A. 450 GLEBE C.C. 0 RAND WICK PETERSHAM CC. 3118.5 5638

CARRIED FORWARD MOORE PARK & SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MAY 2006

2006 2005 UMEVEn.:41-r: BROUGHT FORWARD

INSURANCE: SPORTING INJURY SCHEME SPORTS COVER AUSTRALIA 0 WORLDWIDE SPORTS - PUBLIC LIABILITY 0 NATIONAL INSURANCE SCHEME 0 2940 OTHERS 0 0 LEGAL COSTS 390 200 PARKING COSTS 0 600 PREMIERS PRIZE MONEY: FIRST GRADE 500 1000 SECOND GRADE 0 400 THIRD GRADE 0 800 FOURTH GRADE 400 800 FIFTH GRADE 400 0 SIX GRADE 400 400 TWENTY /20 PRESENTATION 1000 0 FIRST DIVISION 300 SECOND DIVISION 300 THIRD DIVISION 300 0 TROPHIES & SHIELDS 1776.45 1753 PRINTING,STATIONERY & POSTAGE 526.3 276 REPAIRS & MAINTENANCE 235.45 0 REPRESENTATIVE GAME EXPENCES 4096.34 579 REGISTRATION FEES 0 64 REFUND OF REGISTRATION FEES 900 SECRETARIAL FEES 0 SCORE BOOKS 55 60 I ELEPHONE & FAX 361.57 340 UMPIRE FEES 3210 2760

mggiv TOTAL EXPENCES 5

NET OPERATING SURPLUS tgaRtUr, MOORE PARK & SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

NOTES TO AND FORMING PART OF '11111 FINANCIAL REPORT

NOTE 1 - Statement of Accounting Policies

The financial report is a general purpose financial report that have been prerared in accordiance with Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requiments. The financial report has been prepared on an accruals basis and is based on historical costs and do not take into account changing money values or, except where stated, current valuations of non-current assets. Cost is based on the fair values of the consideration given in exchange for assets. The accounting policies have been consistently applied, unless otherwise stated.

The following is a summary of the significant accounting policies adopted by the Company in the preparation of the financial report.

(a) Income Tax

The association is exempt from income tax. • INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF MOORE PARK & SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED

Scope

We have audited the financial report, being the Statement of Financial Performance, Statement of Financial Position, and notes to and forming part of the financial report of Moore Park & South East Cricket Association Incorporated for the year ended, 31st May 2006. The Committee is responsible for the financial report. We have conducted an independent audit of the financial report in order to express an opinion on them to the members.

Our audit has been conducted in accordance with Australian Auditing Standards to-provide reasonable assurance as to whether the financial report is free of material misstatement. Our Procedures included examination, on a test basiS, of evidence supporting the amounts and other disclosures in the accounts, and the evaluation of accounting policies and significant accounting estimates. These procedures have been undertaken to form an opinion whether, in all material respects, the financial report is presented fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Concepts & Standards and other mandatory ptofessional reporting requirements and statutory requirements so as to present a view of the association which is consistent with our understanding of its financial position and the results of its operations.

The audit opinion expressed in the report has been formed on the above basis.

Audit Opinion

In our opinion, the financial report present fairly in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards and other mandatory professional reporting requirements in the financial position of Moore Park & South East Cricket Association Incorporated as at 31 May 2006, and the results of its operations for the year then ended.

Will s (Partner) osenfeld Kant & CO Chattered Accountants

Dated at Sydney 3e June, 2006 MOORE PARK & SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED

STATEMENT BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE

In the opinion of the committee the financial report:

1. Presents fairly the financial position of the Moore Park & South East Cricket Association Incorporated as at 31 st May 2006 and its performance for the year ended on that date in accordance with Australian Accounting Standards, mandatory professional reporting requirements and other authoritative pronouncements of the Australian Accounting Standards Board.

2. At the date of the statement, there are reasonable grounds to believe that Moore Park & South East Cricket Association Incorporated will be able to pay its debts as when they fall due.

This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee and is signed for and on behalf of the Committee by:

Gary Fulford (Treasurer)