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Annual Report 2005/2006 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 6 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.
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