SEASON 2007 - 2008

BUBBLES – A CLUB LEGEND! David Neil (Bubbles) retired from the position of Secretary at the beginning of the 2007/08 seas on. Sadly, ill health has also meant that he has been unable to play this season – besides filling in and discovering he couldn’t see the ball! Despite this, he has continued to be a member of the Committee, our Association Liaison, our Merchandise Officer, a core contributor to the Declaration and attended many games throughout the season as a spectator. A huge thank you from the Ramblers for all that you have done for us over the years Bubbles… this is our tribute to you!

Bubbles hasn’t always played cricket – in fact he first played the piano in his youth, but when told by his piano teacher “that if Mozart had wanted extra notes on the end of his music, he would have put them there himself”, he slammed the piano lid shut and never played again. Cubs and Scouts were also tried, but when he failed his cooking badge and got lost in the Sturt Gorge, that was the end of that.

Despite being unable to gain selection in either of the Blackwood High School senior cricket teams, Bubble’s passion for cricket saw him eventually commence his career with the Belair Cricket Club in 1966. He play ed with Belair for 4 seasons from 1966-70, until they disbanded. Left without a club, Bubbles found himself in the unusual situation of watching a game of cricket at Hawthorndene Oval. Spotted by Tony Benson, Ramblers “talent scout extraordinaire”, he was asked “how’d you like a game?”

Bubbles started with the Ramblers in the newly formed B Grade side on the 9th January 1970 against an old foe, Keswick. Batting at #10, Bubbles was caught and bowled for 17 and he never got a bowl. He didn’t get a bowl in his second match either and worse, he made a duck. He made another duck in his third game and had bowling figures of 0/20 off 4 overs. In his fourth match, batting #11, he didn’t get a bat or bowl. Not surprisingly, he was unavailable for the next match but played the last game of the season where he made 4 not out. His first season then was less than sensational – in 5 games he amassed 21 runs and no wickets.

In his second season he fared a little better – in 7 matches he accumulated 29 runs and failed by 6 wickets to take more wickets than he made runs. It was now painfully obvious that Bubbles was never going to win a batting trophy BUT he did go on to win 3 bowling trophies in the B Grade during his peak from 1978-80 and he has won a further bowling trophy in the D Grade. Bubbles captained the B Grade in the 1974/75 season, has had various vice captain roles in other teams and has been a mentor to many other players over the years.

At the conclusion of the 2006/2007 season, Bubbles completed his 42nd season of competitive cricket in the Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association, (4 seasons with Belair and 38 with the Ramblers). Despite his less than illustrious start, Bubbles is second on the all time wicket taking list with 504 wickets for an average of 17.8. This includes becoming the first ever Rambler to reac h 500 wickets on the 19th November 2005! He is also second on the all time games played list with 337 games. His batting record is a little less stellar, lying 75th on the all time batting list with a grand total of 1257 runs for an average of 7.3.

Bubbles’ greatest contribution to the game, however, has come from his dedication and commitment to its administration. As a teacher at South Road Primary School, he spent over 10 years during the 1970’s and 80’s coaching and managing the school’s cricket teams. After supervising his school team on a Saturday morning, he would play for the Ramblers in the afternoon.

He was elected Secretary of the Ramblers at the start of the 1976/77 season and held this position until the end of the 2006/07 season, a period of 31 years. In this time he has served with 11 different presidents and 14 different treasurers. Over his 31 years in the role, he undertook all the ‘normal’ duties that would be expected of a secretary, plus many additional roles. He has organised club meetings and events, including end of season dinners, selected and purchased trophies, organised the annual Double Wicket Competition and “100 Club” dinners, and many many barbeques.

Bubbles has also been the Ramblers delegate to the Association for the last 36 years, attending Association meetings and reporting back to the Ramblers. He has been Association Treasurer since 1980, a position he still holds. For his services, Bubbles was made a Life Member of the Association in 1988. The Section 2 Association Bowling Trophy is known as the David Neil Trophy in his honour.

Bubbles has a remarkable interest in and recall of figures, and from his early days with the Ramblers he has been self appointed statistician. He initiated the club’s magazine, The Declaration, in 1974 and was the editor and principal writer for 33 years. He continues to be heavily If they’d held their catches, I would hav e had 1000… in vol ve d in its production to this day. This has not only provided Bubbles with an opportunity to keep everyone informed, but has also enabled him to demonstrate his dry sense of humour – many a Rambler player has felt the sting of his pen!

In summary, for over 40 years Bubbles has demonstrated a strong commitment and dedication to cricket, and the Ramblers in particular. He has been extremely generous with his time and has maintained an enthusiasm for the variety of roles he has taken on. The success of our club over the last three decades, and its standing at pres ent, are in no small way a reflection of Bubbles’ endless hard work and commitment. We hope his involvement with the club continues for many more years, in whatever capacity he decides. THANK YOU BUBBLES

Bubbles, congratulations so far on what has been an incredible career at both the Ramblers and on the Association. The work you have done for many goes unheralded yet those of us who have been on the committee with you for so many years realise just how much you have done. I started on the committee way back in 1978/79 and the many years spent in your lounge room at meetings is so much a part of my life. Who can forget the countless beers, wines and ports. The sausage rolls, pasties and pies. Going up-market to spring rolls etc. Sitting around after the meetings expanding on our achievements was a huge highlight. You are the heart and the soul of the club and I look forward to you being a part of the club for many more years. Steve Davenport

• At school, although he attended 100% of practices he was the perennial 12th man OR, if he got a game, he batted at 11 and never bowled. • By playing local cricket, it gave David the opportunity to actually participate • He initially played with Belair CC and when it folded, he transferred with me to the Ramblers • At the Ramblers he used his bowling skills to become a leading wicket taker for the Club • He took over from me as Club Secretary and I have appreciated his diligence in looking after our Club and the finances of the Association • I believe him to be a true Clubman… one of many associated with this great Club • He has always played the game in the spirit it was intended and is respected by the opposition • The Ramblers is a Club providing opportunities to people to play cricket, whatever their level of ability… David has excelled as a bowler and an administrator When I think of the Ramblers,

Tony Benson and out of the hundreds of

people who have played and Bubbles, I hope this They say that man Bubbles contributed to the club over so shows you how he spin da ball, many decades, only 3 names much you are But in the nets and games it spring to mind, and Bubbles is appreciated by all does nothing at all, one of them. Great clubs have the Ramblers! It’s line and length and great people involved with them. always flat, Meredith Jenner Bubbles fits within that perfectly. But the bowling records Glen Rosie show Lovely bloke, 504 batsmen cannot bat!!! Why is Bubbles called Ramblers Legend, thanks Bubbles Bubbles???

Nat Elliott Old cricketers never die; their Back in the 50s and 60s there balls just lose their shine was a Port player called Trevor “Bubbles” Obst. As a die-hard Every club needs its backbones. Bubbles you have been one of those key members at Port supporter and allegedly the Ramblers who have been the workhorses and glue that have held this club bearing a physical resemblance together for almost 40 years. to Obst, David Neil acquired the Congratulati ons and well done on a fantastic innings and the Club says a heartfelt nickname as a schoolboy and it thank you for your loyalty, commitment and dedication. has stuck ever since…

PS. Any connection between horses and glue is purely coincidental!!! Can you see it? Peter Hough

Standing all day in the summer sun, Bubbles has decided it’s not much fun, Old spinners never “I can fill in he says, I’ll wait for your call” disappear; they just Just remember one thing though, TURN up somewhere else I can’t see the ball…

Bubbles has by far put more work into this club than any other person. That fact alone is testimony to his dedication to the Ramblers. He has been our delegate to the Association for nearly 40 years. While Matthew Smith is doing a massive job

with the BBQs of late, it must be remembered that Bubbles organised them for 20 years. Most importantly, what a

fantastic mate he has been all this time – and still going strong. Well done Bubbles! To have such a deadly accurate Geoff Jenner bowling weapon in the team is every captain’s dream. It was From the 2007/08 Association Handbook: nothing short of a highlight to be David Neil has become an institution. He has been our Treasurer for 28 years now and your captain when you took your if possible has become even more efficient at doing his job. If we could just get Dave to th 500 wicket. Thank you Bubbles join the computer generation he would be nearly perfect. Well done Dave on another for everything you have done for outstanding year. the club.

Craig Lawn, Honorary Secretary Mike Jenner

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2007/08

The 2007/08 season was a mixed season for the club. Due to the difficulty in securing numbers for this season, the tough decision to drop the 5th side meant the club had four teams spread throughout the sections.

Unfortunately, the lost numbers contributed to a season where no team made the finals. Given that the club had won a premiership in the past 3 seasons, it was not something the club expected. At times getting 4 sides on the field was extremely tough and Geoff (Gyprock) Jenner as head selector made a huge number of phone calls to get as many players as he could.

There were a number of positives to come out of the year. The A Grade side, lead by Justin (JC) Calderbank in his first year as captain, has seen a huge turnaround in players from the previous season and the average age has come tumbling down. In the final game of the year, over half the team were under 25 years old and only three over 30. With the team losing a couple that it maybe could have won, there's a good chance the team could have made the finals. To say there's exciting years ahead is an understatement.

B Grade also saw a substantial change to the team's make-up with a number of younger players taking the field each week. The team's year was considered a success by winning a number of games and being very competitive even in the ones lost. Again, with a number of young players and with the substantial improvement made this year by a number of other players, the A & B Grade squads will be very competitive in the near future. Nat Elliot as captain for much of the season, and Phil Mayes for the latter part when Nat was promoted to A Grade, did a great job in giving the young players good opportunities with bat and ball and should be commended for that.

C Grade was given a tough assignment this year operating in Section 4. With a number of players being promoted to the B Grade, and with numbers around the club thin at times, Mike Jenner as captain had a hard time making his team competitive. The second half of the season was more successful, winning 2 of their games after Christmas and only missing a couple of close games. Mike led the team with bat and ball, winning both the batting and bowling trophy. Mike also achieved Life Member status with the club in the final game of the season which is a great effort!

Brett Chilton, captain of the D Grade, also had a tough ask at times with player numbers. Brett still managed to steer his side to getting very close to the finals, where a win in the last couple of games would have potentially secured a spot. It wasn't to be, but still a season where a lot of guys got a good opportunity and also saw the return of some past players who pulled on the whites again.

Ashley (Happy) Bryant took on the task as club Coach this year and his efforts have been tremendous. The job is quite a daunting one with players of all skills and experience to contend with and Happy has managed it beautifully. He's early to every practice, packs up the gear after every training, never misses a BBQ and has spent hours upon hours of his time preparing for practices, gathering stats and talking to captains and players. A fantastic job and hopefully Happy can continue on in the coming years.

Off the field can only be considered a big success, with the club layi ng some very solid foundations for the future. The club secured the Coromandel Community Centre at Weymouth Ova l to be the Ramblers' new home for functions and after game drinks. Matt Smith made a huge effort this year with supplying drinks and food for the BBQ each Saturday and selection night, along with the Qui z Night and other club functions. Geoff (Gyprock) Jenner and Scott Brodie also helped out b y getting the drinks and food to the Community Centre for after game festivities on a Saturday.

Financially the club is very strong primarily due to increased fees over the past two seasons along with tight spending where possible. Damian (Dimi) Allen, as Treasurer, has done a great job chasing down fees, paying bills and so-on.

Prior to the season starting, the Past and Present Player's Dinner was held at the Community Centre. Around 50 players enjoyed a great dinner and some enjoyable stories from special guest speaker, International Umpire Daryl Harper, an ex-Ramblers player himself.

The club also had its annual, and very successful, Quiz Night held this year at the Blackwood Memorial Centre. Around 130 people came along and from all reports, everyone really enjoyed the night. Some great silent auction items were again up for grabs, such as memorabilia from the Indian Cricket Team, a framed bat with signed card by Sir Donald Bradman, a car donated by Car Auctions Australia and a number of other items. Thanks go to Steve Davenport and Paul Durham (DDE) for sponsoring the night.

The final social event of the year was the Double Wicket competition which saw 4 players from Belair Cricket Club join around 22 Ramblers and friends to play for the coveted trophy. The final came down to Matt Smith / Karl Gill and Dave Wright / Nick Work with Smith / Gill taking out the wi n.

The Committee is primarily the reason the club is currently in the position it is. There have been some really big efforts put in this year by some committee members and without it, the club would have struggled to continue. A few not already mentioned are Meredith Jenner, Secretary, who also puts together this Declaration (along with Peter (Houghie) Hough and David (Bubbles) Neil), Phil Mayes for organising the caterers and Aaron Vander Wyst for putting a number of flyers and other items in place.

Members of the Committee this year were: Glen Rosie as President, Damian (Dimi) Allen as Treasurer, Meredith Jenner as Secretary, David (Bubbles) Neil as Association Liaison, Matt Smith, Aaron Vander Wyst, Mike Jenner, Phil Mayes and Geoff (Gyprock) Jenner. On behalf of the club I'd like to say a big thanks to all the Committee for their tireless work in helping make the club what it is.

Glen Rosie Club President

COROMANDEL RAMBLERS CRICKET CLUB Established 1926 Premierships A Grade B Grade C Grade D Grade E Grade 1946/47 1983/84 1970/71 1977/78 1987/88 2006/07 1963/64 1994/95 1990/91 1987/88 2004/05 1969/70 1998/99 2000/01 2005/06 1982/83

COACH’S REPORT 2007/08

The 2007/08 season saw a number of changes, with the Coach being one such example. Although the process of coach selection was not ideal, the whole experience has been great personally and I look forward to next season. This season also saw a number of new additions, new roles and new faces amongst the club and for that, I must congratulate those people. Unfortunately, I could not deliver a finals appearance this year for which I am deeply sorry, but if the club can keep the talent pool we had this year, and with the addition of a few new faces, I do believe that we can have a serious push for finals next season. This is my deepest regret of the season and I do look on it as a personal failure, considering the recent success with a similar player group.

The A Grade saw a reasonably stable side throughout the year, with a large positive of many player attending trainings at least every second week. With such a large attendance of players and my lack of playing any A Grade cricket, it was initially difficult. However, with the guidance of the captain, Justin (JC) Calderbank, and other senior players, it made the task that little bit easier. I must applaud Justin for his approach to his players about his insistence of attending training. Although I would like to see everyone attend, I am aware that some of the practicalities of life make it difficult. Otherwise, the A Grade provided plenty of entertainment, plenty of cheer and the knowledge that many of them would listen to my guidance. However, a costly Christmas break really did dent the chances of final, but such issues are to be assessed across the off-season.

The B Grade again represented a solid attendance to training across most weeks, but never really reaching the highs of the A Grade. However, this starts from the top, with the dual- Captains of the B Grade not necessarily attending training every week. However, the Captains almost represented the minority of the B Grade in training attendance, with many players turning up on a consistent basis. In particular, it is great to see the young players of the team coming down, having a bat and a bowl and listening to others about potential improvements. Of course, this was done in a very social environment with a bit of niggle always present, particularly amongst certain members of the team. However, for further improvement from a middle-of-the-table side, I must stress the importance of ALL A and B Grade players attending training at least once a week. Hence, the recommendation will be put forward to the players of these grades and the Committee that these players attend a minimum of one, if not two training sessions each week. One example of the improvements that can been seen is the Most Improved Pla yer, Josh (Archie) Haussen, who has taken time out of his busy schedule to train twice a week on the weeks when he was batting. Not only has the improvement from the previous year been immense, it also highlights his commitment to the Ramblers cause, for which I congratulate him.

Compared to the higher grades, the C Grade represented a team that was inconsistent in their attendance at training. Although not necessarily a fault of anyone in particular, it would have been great to see more players out to trainings and consistently playing when possible. I am aware that this side was not necessarily consistent in its formation across games, for which it made it even more difficult to see anyone from this grade attending training. Further, it might seem silly to some, but when teams are not winning, it makes it more important to come to training and just let off some steam. This way, it allows players to refresh, refocus and come Saturday, actually feeling like a new batsman or bowler. However, there are a few positives. I do applaud those players who attended and would thank the C Grade Captain Mike Jenner and David Wright for attending training when possible and helping setup and dismantle equipment, as many players simply shirted this issue. Unfortunately, this represented almost the sum total of C Grade players attending on more than a few occasions, which means that an improvement in attendance next season would be well appreciated.

The D Grade represented a side that had a mixture of very young players and some not-so young players. However, this did not mean that they shirted the issue of listening to advice when required. Overall, training attendance was not too high due to inconsistent games and, dare I say, general soreness. Conversely, many players still came down to socialise with those players of higher grades and even some trained at a hard pace across the season. I must give my best to the Captain Brett Chilton for combining a side that might not be finalised until the night before a game, as well as managing the age differential and personalities within the team. I also give my best to those players who volunteered their time to help setup and pack up training most weeks of the season, for which you would know who you are. For those who did turn up to training consistently, I do applaud you for attending with the uncertainty as to whether or not you would play. However, it would be great to see many more of the ‘older’ players come out and train, particularly if they could impart some of the knowledge they have gained across the years to the younger generation.

In summing up, I hope you enjoyed your season and reached or exceeded your initial goals. I also hope that you found the new coaching style different to what was occurring previously and I hope that I did not come across as ‘lazy’. Although it might seem to some people that I am not attending to them, it simply represents my style of coaching compared to Tony Benson. However, if you wanted my attention or if I came up and spoke to you, I hope you took my advice on board and considered it thoroughly. In the end, I am a coach and I am there to help you, but it is your choice as to whether you take the advice. If you are not listening to others or me, I must suggest that you are missing a valuable source of information that you will probably regret later on in your career.

Further, I would like to thank those players who have helped with setting up, packing up, running the book and/or helping with drills. Without you, it makes my job far more time consuming and in the end, only affects the standard of training. However, there is always more room for others to help, which in the end makes lighter amounts of work for all. Finally, it would be great to see you out to pre-season training to help blow out the cobwebs prior to the beginning of the season. There are a couple of other options that I will inform the playing group about soon, but otherwise, enjoy your off-season with whatever pursuit you so choose. In addition, expect a few changes to next seasons training and coaching, beginning with a pre-season training schedule that I hope you will attend. Further, if you have a mate or two who are keen to play next season, bring them out, introduce them and enjoy the next season with even more mates than the season gone.

Ashley (Happy) Bryant Ramblers Coach

TROPHIES AND AWARDS 2007/08

A GRADE PLAYER OF THE YEAR AND PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Congratulations to Matthew Smith on winning both the 2007/08 A Grade Player of the Year Award and the overall Player of the Year Award with 16 votes. Matthew has probably had his best season with the club, scoring 292 runs and taking 34 wickets in the A Grade competition.

Matthew has won both awards before back in 2003/04. Only two other A Grade players have won both awards in the same year – Glenn Bailey in 2002/03 and Justin Strange in 2005/06.

Matthew has achieved much with the Ramblers since he commenced playing in 1993/94 in Tony Benson’s “junior” team. He has played 145 games, scored 2101 runs at 18.9 and taken 228 wickets at 20.6. This year Matthew scored his first ever century and also won the A Grade Bowling Trophy. He has taken 5 or more wickets in an innings on 4 occasions and is a member of the hat- trick club. Matthew also holds the record A Grade 10th wicket partnership of 107 with Damian (Dimi) Allen.

In addition to his superb on-field performances, Matthew is a great clubman and has organised the BBQs, been Treasurer and been a Committee Man for many years. Well done Matthew!

Player of the Year Count

NAME VOTES NAME VOTES

SMITH, M 16 ELLIOTT, Nat 5 DAVENPORT, B 15 WILSON, M 5 HAUSSEN, J 12 BRYANT, A 5 JENNER, M 11 ROS IE, G 4 CHILTON, Brett 11 TONK IN, B 4 HOWARD, A 10 SMITH, K 4 WORK, A 10 BENSON, D 4 RUDDOCK, D 8 HASEL, W 4 O’LOONEY, K 8 DAVENPORT, Sam 3 BRODIE, S 8 MAYES, P 3 WITHE RS, M 8 SPAGNOLETTI, R 3 JENNER, G 8 ALLEN, D 3 DURHAM, P 7 DURHAM, F 3 WORK, N 7 CHILTON, Ben 3 CASSIDY, A 7 BLESING, C 2 KENNE DY, S 7 HANN, A 2 FERRIS, J 6 MURRAY, T 2 CALDERBA NK, J 6 HAUSSEN, Ray 2 DAVENPORT, Steve 6 WATTS, K 1 LINCOLN, M 6 WILLIS, M 1 GILL, K 5 WRIG HT, D 1 VANDER WYST, A 5 DURHAM, S 1

CLUBMAN AWARD

The Glen Watchman Clubman Award for 2007/08 has been won by Glen Rosie. Glen first joined the club in 1992/93 as a junior in Tony Benson’s team. Since then he has played 89 games, scoring 326 runs at 8.2 and taking 141 wickets at 21.6. Glen has won two Bowling Trophies in the B Grade and two in the D Grade.

Glen took over as President towards the end of the 2005/06 season and has continued to do a magnificent job over the last two years. He has also been Treasurer, liaised with the council over Weymouth Oval, attended Association meetings and been instrumental in organising many successful club functions. This year, Glen has also taken on the job of entering in the scores for all the teams at the end of each game. Well done Glen!

MOST PROMISING JUNIOR

Brad Davenport has won the Hayden Hill Memorial Trophy for the Most Promising Junior for 2007/08. Brad is the son of former Ramblers player Tony Davenport.

Brad, in his second year with the club, has played 15 games, scored 346 runs at 24.7 and taken 29 wickets at 16.4. This year Brad has shown a marked improvement in his game and has risen through the grades to become a solid performer in the A Grade.

Congratulations Brad and we look forward to seeing what you can do in future years!

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER

This year the club has instigated a new award – the David Ferris Most Improved Player Award. Please see the history of the awards later in this magazine for a description of the award and the reasons it was introduced.

The inaugural winner of this award is Josh (Archie) Haussen. Josh joined the club in 2006/07 and played in the D Grade in his first season. This season he started in the B Grade and was elevated to the A’s after scoring 97 not out against Coromandel. An outstanding fielder and a very talented batsman, Josh has become a key player in the A Grade. To date, he has played 18 games, scored 450 runs at 26.5 and taken 5 wickets at 25.8. Well done Josh!

DOUBLE WICKET COMPETITION The Double Wicket Competition made a welcome return this season. Karl Gill and Matthew Smith defeated the reigning champion Nick Work and his new partner David Wright in a close final by 39 to 35. This was Matthew’s second win and Karl’s first. A turnout of 26 players, including representatives from the Belair Cricket Club, made it a closely fought competition this season.

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A GRADE TROPHY WINNERS Bowling Trophy: Matthew Smith* 34 wickets Batting Trophy: Karl Gill** 357 runs Fielding Trophy: Aaron Vander Wyst 11 votes Captain’s Trophy: Sam Davenport

*Matthew Smith was ranked # 4 on the Association Top 10 Bowlers list for Section 1 **Karl Gill was ranked # 9 on the Association Top 10 Batsmen list for Section 1

B GRADE TROPHY WINNERS Bowling Trophy: Andrew Work 21 wickets Batting Trophy: Andrew Work 231 runs Fielding Trophy: Dwayne Ruddock 11 votes Captain’s Trophy: Phil Mayes

C GRADE TROPHY WINNERS Bowling Trophy: Mike Jenner 19 wickets Batting Trophy: Mike Jenner* 323 runs Fielding Trophy: Shane Kennedy 6 votes Captain’s Trophy: Kevin O’Looney

*Mike Jenner was ranked # 8 on the Association Top 10 Batsmen list for Section 4

D GRADE TROPHY WINNERS Bowling Trophy: Brett Chilton 9 wickets Robbie Spagnoletti Fraser Durham Batting Trophy: Brett Chilton* 285 runs Fielding Trophy: Ben Chilton 8 votes Captain’s Trophy: Peter Hough

*Brett Chilton was ranked # 10 on the Association Top 10 Batsmen list for Section 7

DUCK CLUB The prized position of Captain of the Duck Club for season 2007/08 and holder of the perpetual trophy is Ju stin (JC) Calderbank, our proud A Grade Captain. His commitment to making the Duck Club looked to be wavering when he produced a ‘terrible’ 103 in Round 5 against Coromandel. Since then, his commitment has never been stronger, with all 4 of his ducks produced in the later rounds. We congratulate JC on his fine achievement and hope this recognition of his effort will renew his vigour to join the Duck Club in future years.

Another special mention goes to the regular members of the Duck Club. All members should congratulate Sam Davenport and Wayne (the Hoff) Ha sel for their ongoing support within this prestigious club, with both members supporting ‘duck’ causes for 3 consecutive years. A round of “quacks” must go out to these kind fell as!

Finally, it is good to see the renewal of life within the Duck Club, particularly amongst father-and-son members. Although the Chilton’s did not meet the entry requirements this year, it is a pleasure to announc e that the father of Sam, Steve (Davo) Davenport, is also accepted into the club. Even more excitingly, their cousin/nephew Brad Davenport has also met requirements and hence, is allowed to enter the prestigious surroundings. We thank the bloodline that has developed within the Davenport family for providing such outstanding service to the Duck Club. Not to be outdone, the father-and- son combination of Andrew and Mike Jenner also did their part for the Duck Club this season. Both Jenners also managed to score ducks in the same innings which is a great effort in itself.

A Duck Club, however, is not made up of only five players, but more a group of 11 motivated members: We therefore are proud to present to you the 2007/08 Duck Club Team in its entirety: Justin (JC) Calderbank (4 ducks in 187 runs, Captain); Dwayne Ruddock (3 ducks in 35 runs, Vice-Captain); Brad Davenport (3 ducks in 225 runs, Deputy Vice-Captain); Forbe s Thompson (2 ducks in 0 runs); Wayne Hasel (2 ducks in 21 runs); Andrew Jenner (2 ducks in 26 runs ); Sam Davenport (2 ducks in 51 runs); Kingsley Smith (2 ducks in 111 runs); Steve (Davo) Davenport (2 ducks in 214 runs); Kevin O’Looney (2 ducks in 255 runs) and Mike Jenner (2 ducks in 323 runs).

12th man duties fall to Jo sh (Archie) Haussen (2 ducks in 350 runs) and Karl Gill (2 ducks in 357 runs). Finally, an honourable mention goes to the Duck Club Coach, Geoff (Gyprock) Jenner, who has managed not to make a ‘duck’ this season, but who has been 0 not out twice. Therefore, he has been employ ed to help members move forward into ‘clearer’ and ‘richer’ waters with the ‘special red ink’. Congratulations to those renewing their membership and special welcome to new members. To everyone else, remember that competition is fierce to join this exclusive club! BBQ MAN OF THE YEAR

The BBQ Man of the Year Award this year goes to Tom (Mad Dog) Muir. Some may argue that Tommy’s best effort was in eating the food and drinking the Jim Beams. However, he consistently attended the after- game and selection BBQs and helped out with cooking and cleaning up throughout the year, whilst ensuring that he never missed out on buying his Saturday X-Lotto tickets. Congratulations Tommy!

Special mention must also go to Matt Smith who made a huge effort this year with supplying the drinks and food for the BBQ each Saturday and selection night and who organised the bar at other club functions.

LIFE MEMBERSHIP

Congratulations to Michael Jenner, who has this season become the 33rd player to achieve Life Membership of the Coromandel Ramblers Cricket Club.

Mi ke played his first game for the Ramblers in 1994/95, although he attended training the previous season without getting a game. The fact the Mike has achieved 150 games in just 14 seasons is a testament to his dedication and commitment to the club. This is particularly evident when you consider that Mike achieved Life Membership only a season after his father Andrew Jenner did – and Andy took 32 years to get there!

Since 1994/95 Mike has played 150 games, scored 2290 runs at 22.0 and taken 260 wickets at 19.7. He has played in every grade, has scored one century and taken 5 or more wickets in an innings on 9 occasions. He is one of only 3 Ramblers to take two hat-tricks for the club, alongside Des Chilton and David (Bubbles) Neil. In his second hat-trick, against the old enemy Coromandel, Mike’s figures for the game were 5/1 off 2.4 overs (with the 1 run being a wide). His father Andrew Jenner took the final catch for the hat-trick.

Mike has won the B Grade Bowling Trophy on 4 occasions, the C Grade Bowling Trophy on 2 occasions (including this season) and the D Grade Bowling Trophy on 2 occasions. He has also won the Association Bowling Trophy for the most wickets in a season. To show his all-round talent, Mike has also won a C Grade (this season) and a D Grade Batting Trophy, plus he won the1994/95 Double Wicket Competition with Mark Terry.

In addition to his impressive record, Mike captained the D Grade to their Premiership in 2004/05, captained the D Grade the following year to the minor round premiership and captained the C Grade this season. He has also served as a Committee Member and a Selector and put in a huge effort to get the fundraising chocolates reinstated and organised.

Congratulations on reaching Life Membership Mike!

CLUB MILESTONES

G AM ES RUNS WICKETS

Paul Durham 250 Paul Durham 6000 Malcolm Lincoln 350 Karl Gill 200 Scott Brodie 3000 Michael Jenner 250 Michael Jenner 150 Michael Jenner 2000 Matthew Smith 200 Bill Tonkin 100 Phil Mayes 2000 Damien Allen 150 Tom Muir 50 Matthew Smith 2000 Nick Work 100 Adrian Howard 50 Adrian Howard 1000 Wayne Hasel 50 Nat Elliott 1000 Clae Murray 50

A GRADE CAPTAIN’S REPORT

I would like to start my Captain’s Report by saying it has been a huge honour and privilege to be the Coromandel Ramblers A Grade Captain this season. I had a call from the President, Glen Rosie, offering me the role. At first I was a bit surprised after only being at the club for one year, but after hearing what he had to say I was very excited about the position. I hope I have done the club proud. It has been a tough, frustrating year and there have been a lot of ups and downs but definitely more positives than negatives.

I strongly believe that the club is on the right track to be one of the power houses, if not the best club, in the Adelaide and Suburban Cricket Association. I have brought a culture to the A Grade to play a hard brand of cricket. We have implemented this style throughout the season very successfully as a team and as individuals. Positives: We have turned around results from last year e.g. against ICC Sharks - last years Premiers, Morphettville Park and Mitchell Park and put in great performances against Western Youth and South Road.

I would like to thank Matt Smith, who has been a great support to myself and knows where I am coming from when I talk about the tough brand of cricket we should be playing. He is a huge asset to the club, plays with a lot of heart and is involved in many off field duties. Congratulations Smithy on winning the A G r ade B owling Trophy.

Congratulations to Karl Gill on winning the A Grade Batting Trophy and thanks for your support over the year. Congratulations to Aaron Vander Wyst who has won the Fielding Trophy this season. Aaron has worked extremely hard at his cricket and we all know that he can field very well. In my eyes, he is the best fieldsman in the club and he is a credit to himself with his efforts and his pride in how he goes about it. Sam Davenport played his first full year of A Grade cricket and has improved with every game. He has worked hard at his game and done everything I have asked of him as a Captain which is why I have awarded him the Captain’s Trophy this season.

Thanks also to Paul Durham for your support. My biggest enjoyment this year has been watching the development of Josh Haussen turning into a promising young A Grade cricketer - his future looks great. Brad Davenport had a taste of A Grade and showed a lot of promise for the future. Jon Ferris, Caleb Blesing and Manning Bailey - stick around for next year, it promises to be a successful one for the A Grade. We must work harder at all aspects of our game, so let’s stick together and be committed, and we will play finals next year.

Congratulations and thanks to all Ramblers players, the other Captains and the Coach Ashley (Happy) Bryant for all of their efforts. Thank you to the Committee for your hard work and support. One last thank you goes to Joe Blesing for helping out with the team manager role, cheers!!

Justin (JC) Calderbank A Grade Captain

A Grade Fielding Votes A Grade Keeping Votes

NAME VOTES V2 V1 NAME VOTES* V5 V4 V3 V2 V1 V0

VANDER WYST, A 11 4 3 GILL, K 18 0 4 0 1 0 0 HAUSSEN, J 7 3 1 FERRIS, J 10 0 1 2 0 0 0 FERRIS, J 3 1 1 BAILE Y, S 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 BLESING, C 2 1 0 DAVENPORT, Sam 2 1 0 *The keeper votes for 2 games are missing HANN, A 2 1 0 DAVENPORT, B 2 0 2 DURHAM, P 1 0 1 SMI TH, M 1 0 1 WORK, N 1 0 1 B GRADE CAPTAIN’S REPORT

Captaining the B Grade team was always going to be a challenge and with a large influx of new players there was always going to be a steep learning curve. Also, understandably, throughout the season if players showed promise and form, then there was always going to be a better than even chanc e that they would end up in the A Grade team.

We felt that our results and position on the ladder were disappointing this season. I put it partly down to players finding their feet in higher levels and the high level of player turnover. If we can maintain the core A and B Grade players from this year to next year, then I believe that we will have 2 very good sides next year.

However, there where a lot of positives to come out of the year. From the clubs point of view it was great to see a number of players step up and cement their spots in the A Grade side – namely Sam (Davo Jr) Davenport and Josh (Archie) Haussen. It was also good to see Brad Davenport get a taste of A Grade as I have no doubt that next year he will play a bigger role for them. There where also several players who proved that they are more than comfortable in B Grade, namely Andrew Work, Kingsley Smith and Dwayne Ruddock.

In the B Grade this year our batting let us down the most. The first game set the scene – after doing well and bowling out Plympton for 260ish on a fairly small, fast outfield and getting to 2 for 140, our next 8 wickets fell for just 60 runs, with at least 5 being bowled! It was also disappointing because Brad Davenport ran out of partners, ending up on 73 not out – a 100 for Brad and a win would have been my preferred option!!! Sam (Davo Jr) Davenport was the pick of the bowlers with 4/32.

The next game against Warradale, we decided to bat first and were all out for 97! Warradale got 230 and we st were then 2/113. We let ourselves down in the batting in the 1 innings and never recovered. Andrew Work scored a good 70 not out in the second innings.

Round 3 against Morphettville Park saw a match winning middle order recovery from Steve (Davo) Davenport and Adrian (Ca ss) Ca ssidy, adding over 100 to get us over the 200 mark. We bowled them out the following week for 139 with the standout bowler being Brad Davenport with 5 wickets.

Round 4 against Kenilworth, we decided to again bat first and this time were bowled out for 102, which was very disappointing because the majority of wickets were caught. Kenilworth knocked up 198 and sent us in again. Again we batted well in the second innings, finishing with 2/106 with Phil Mayes compiling a well made 50.

Round 5 was the local derby against Coromandel and it proved to be a close and feisty affair. We put them in on a scorcher of a day, (40ish), as penance for our prior abysmal attempts at batting first. We toiled well in the field and kept them down to 189 on a very bouncy pitch! Brad Davenport yet again performed well with the ball taking 4/37, with Andrew Work and myself (Nat Elliott) chipping in with 2 wickets each. The next week was all Josh (Archie) Haussen’s. He scored over half the runs himself, finis hing on 97 not out – I thought 100 would have been justice but that still gives him something for next year! It was a great win!

Round 6 against Sheidow Park, the top team, was always going to be a tough one. We put them in and they notched up 258, showing us the benefits of having wickets in hand, as they put on over 100 in the last 10 overs. Glen Rosie and Dwayne Ruddock were the pick of the bowlers although having no luck. The next week we could only manage 133.

Round 7 was against Southern. We decided to bat first, and for the first time in the season we did ourselves justice with the bat and scored 6/243. I (Nat Elliott) scored 91 and Aaron Vander Wyst scored 84. The following week we bowled them out for 140 with Andrew Work the pick of the bowlers taking 5/34.

Round 8 against ICC Sharks began well with the ball, with us having the Sharks 6/70 and Andrew Work picking up 5 wickets for the game. Unfortunately the Sharks got away from us to go on to make a very respectable 9/204. Chasing 205 for victory we struggled with the bat to only make 175. Amongst a relatively ordinary batting display Kingsley Smith stood out with a well made 60 runs, supported by Mark Withers with 20 runs and Steve (Davo) Davenport with 14 runs.

Round 9 against Keswick saw us bat first and obtain a respectable 160 runs off 40 overs for the one day match on a small, fast ground at West Beach Primary School. Stand out performances with the bat included Brad Davenport with 45 runs, Manning Bailey and Kingsley Smith both with 28 runs and Andrew Work with 26 runs. Unfortunately Keswick came to the crease and took full advantage of their hard, fast home ground reaching our total 1 wicket down. Although only 1 wicket was captured, Glen Rosie bowled tightly, with 5 overs for 15 runs with 1 maiden.

Round 10 against Plympton Footballers saw the opposition bat first to post a total of 163 runs. Stand out performances with the ball included Robbie Spagnoletti in his debut B Grade game with 2/46 off 15 overs, Dwayne Ruddock with 2/19 off 8 overs and Brad Davenport with 2/21 off 8 overs. In response we passed the opposition total for the loss of 8 wickets. All-in-all it was a solid batting performance with stand out performances from Steve (Davo) Davenport with 40 runs, Phil Mayes with 31 runs and Manning Bailey with 28 runs. It was a well deserved win and a memorable debut game for Robbie Spagnoletti who looked at home with the ball in Section 2.

Round 11 against Warradale on the large, relatively slow Brighton High School oval saw Warradale bat first to post a respectable total of 243. It was a long day in the field for all, especially our bowlers with determined performances from all when fac ed with an opposition scoring well on their home ground. Kingsley Smith got 3/48, Dwayne Ruddock 3/68 and Damien (Dimi) Allen 2/22. In response our top order struggled to be 8/70 after a positive beginning from Adrian (Howie) Howard with a quick fire 21. Glen Rosie and Kevin O’Looney however wagged the tail with Glen being left stranded on 49 not out and Kevin a well earned 24 not out at the end of play. Unfortunately we only reached 158 for the loss of 9 wickets.

Andrew Work: Another good solid season from Andy. His bowling was very consistent and economical. The fact that he consistently picked up wickets and bagged a couple of 5 wicket hauls made him the standout bowler for B Grade this season and a deserved winner of the B Grade Bowling Trophy. Andy is also by far the cleanest hitter of a cricket ball in the B Grade. His batting this year has been consistent but I do think that with his talent he could be scoring more 50's and above. He also won the B Grade Batting Trophy this season, whic h should make some of the batsmen take note. Congratulations Andy, well done.

The Fielding Trophy went to one of the younger members of the team. He played his first game in B grade this season and managed to hold his spot throughout the season. His bowling improved with each match and his fielding was an asset from the first game. With his solid catching in the deep, fast ground fielding and with one of the best arms in club - well done Dwayne Ruddock.

My choice of Captain’s Trophy winner this year was a very easy decision. Along with being landed with the kit most weeks, he stepped in as captain for half a game against Morphettville Park and we won our first game. He then stepped up and captained the team for the last 4 games of the season. Cheers Phil Mayes and thanks for the support.

My (Nat’ s) personal highlight of the year was that I won 7 out of 7 tosses this season – does that make me the best tosser in the club this season (not the biggest!)?

Thought for next year: It is very important to win early games otherwise you play catch up for the rest of the season. One thing we need to do next season is apply ourselves with our batting early in the season to allow us to win these games.

Both Phil and I enjoyed captaining the B Grade this season and hope that everyone that played comes out again for a more successful 2008/2009 season.

Nat Elliott and Phil Mayes B Grade Captains

B Grade Fielding Votes B Grade Keeping Votes

NAME VOTES V2 V1 NAME VOTES* V5 V4 V3 V2 V1 V0

RUDDOCK, D 11 5 1 DAVENPORT, Steve 12 0 3 0 0 0 0 DAVENPORT, B 3 1 1 MURRAY, T 12 0 3 0 0 0 0 HAUSSEN, J 3 1 1 BAILE Y, S 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 CHILTON, Ben 2 1 0 MAYES, P 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 HARMAN, T 2 1 0 WRIGHT, D 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 MAYES, P 2 1 0 VANDER WYST, A 2 1 0 *The keeper votes for 1 game are missing ALLEN, D 2 0 2 BRYANT, A 1 0 1 DAVENPORT, Steve 1 0 1 HARMAN, K 1 0 1 MURRAY, C 1 0 1 SMI TH, K 1 0 1 WORK, A 1 0 1 C GRADE CAPTAIN’S REPORT

This season was a disappointing one, with only 2 wins from 11 games in our first season in Section 4. This was in part due to the high number of players who passed through the C Grade, 37 different players in all. But whatever the reasons, the season is over now and it is time to look to the future and to ensure that the C Grade is a competitive team next season.

Highlights include our first win of the season against South Park in Round 7. South Park batted first and made 198. I (Mike Jenner) took 3/36, Malcolm (Harry) Lincoln took 2/21 and Geoff (Gyprock) Jenner took 2/57. Batting second we made 230. Tate Murray made 64, I (Mike Jenner) made 57, Adrian (Howie) Howard made 26 and David (Pegboy) Wright made 25.

Our second win came in Round 10 against Western Youth. Batting first, we made 335. Kevin O’Looney made 97 and only missed out on his first century after a rush of blood had him skying the ball to get caught and bowled. Next season Kev! Adrian (Cass) Cassidy made 55, Adrian (Howie) Howard made 53 and I (Mike Jenner) made 36. Batting second, Western Youth could only make 151. Dave Benson was the strike bowler, taking 4/42 off 11 overs.

Other good bowling performances include: myself (Mike Jenner) with 5/52 and 3/43, Shane Kennedy with 4/43 and 3/44, Damian (Dimi) Allen with 4/71, Wayne (the Hoff) Hasel with 4/85, Josh (Archie) Haussen with 3/41 and Scott Brodie with 3/59.

Other good batting performances include: Adrian (Howie) Howard with 82, 41 and 33, myself (Mike Jenner) with 78 and 43, Dave Benson with 47, Shane Kennedy with 46 not out, Kevin O’Looney with 44 not out and Brett Chilton with 40. Special mention must go to Ashley (Happy) Bryant for his 30 not out against Warradale – the only player to get into double figures that game, although no one got a duck!

I (Mike Jenner) ended up getting both the Bowling Trophy and Batting Trophy this season. Unfortunately, for me, this is more a reflection of the fact I was the only player to play all 11 games in the C Grade rather than of having a particularly good season.

The Fielding Trophy was won by Shane Kennedy on 6 votes, closely followed by Mark Willis and Adrian (Cass) Cassidy with 5 votes each. As a captain and a bowler, it is always good to have dedicated and athletic fielders like Shane in the team. Well done Shane!

Finally, I have decided to award the Captain’s Trophy to Kevin O’Looney. Although Kevin only joined the Ramblers this year he is a keen and competent cricketer who is always enthusiastic and involved. I hope he continues to play for the Ramblers for many years to come – and that he gets that elusive 100!

Mike Jenner C Grade Captain

C Grade Fielding Votes C Grade Keeping Votes

NAME VOTES V2 V1 NAME VOTES V5 V4 V3 V2 V1 V0

KENNEDY, S 6 2 2 WRIGHT, D 16 0 4 0 0 0 0 CASSID Y, A 5 2 1 SCHIRMER, R 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 WILLIS, M 5 2 1 MURRAY, T 3* 0 0 1 0 0 0 JENNER, M 3 1 1 DUFFY, M 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 BAKER, T 2 1 0 HOWARD, A 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 BRYANT, A 2 1 0 MOORE, T 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 COLES, W 2 1 0 WILSON, M 2 0 1 *The keeper votes for 1 game Tate kept are missing BENSON, D. GILKES, A. JENNER, G. MUIR, T. 1 0 1 PORTER, L. & WRIGHT, D.

D GRADE CAPTAIN’S REPORT

D grade this year had a middle of the road season, finishing sixth on the Premiership table. Game statistics are five wins, four losses and a couple of forfeits.

As a team we always fielded and caught well, with few dropped catches. The Fielding Trophy went to Ben Chilton this year. Always in the field he has put in 110% and put his body on the line. Even on hard grounds he has been sliding around and diving to take catches. Well done again Ben for this award!

No one really stood out with the ball, however Robbie Spagnoletti and Fraser Durham show great potential. The Bowling Trophy was shared between Robbie, Fraser and myse lf (Brett Chilton), all taking nine wickets each.

Batting wise there were great performances, one being Mark Withers smashing 154 in a one day game and another being Scott Brodie building an excellent innings of 115 which was an innings saver. Other good scores were Adrian (Howie) Howard 77, Brett Chilton 72, Ray Haussen 69, Ben Chilton 64 and Geoff (Gyprock) Jenner buildi ng a handy 55.

The Captain’s Trophy this year went to Peter Hough in recognition of his help and support throughout the season. Peter is a very experienced player so his help and advice on game plans proved to be invaluable. Thank you Peter.

In summary we all had a good season, we all had opportunities to do something for the team and in a lot of cases that certainly was achieved.

Brett Chilton D Grade Captain

D Grade Fielding Votes D Grade Keeping Votes

NAME VOTES* V2 V1 NAME VOTES* V5 V4 V3 V2 V1 V0

CHILTON, Ben 8 3 2 CHILTON, Brett 17 0 3 1 1 0 0 BRODIE, S 4 2 0 HOWARD, A 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 HAUSSEN, Ray 4 2 0 THOMPSON, F 5 0 0 1 1 0 0

MUIR, T 2 1 0

SPAGNOLETTI, R 2 0 2 DURHAM, F 1 0 1 *The votes for 1 game are missing DURHAM, S 1 0 1 HOUGH, P 1 0 1 WILSON, M 1 0 1

A GRADE STATISTICS 2007/08

NAM E GAM ES INNI NGS N.O. RUNS AVERAGE OV ERS M AIDENS WICKETS RUNS AVERAGE

CALDERBA NK, J 11 12 2 187 18.7 137.4 27 26 445 17.1

DURHAM, P 11 14 296 21.1 6 1 1 18 18.0

GILL, K 11 14 357 25.5

SMITH, M 11 13 2 292 26.5 169.3 44 34 528 15.5

WORK, N 11 13 2 254 23.1 90.5 11 13 393 30.2

FERRIS, J 10 13 220 16.9 66.3 12 17 226 13.3

DAVENPORT, Sam 9 7 3 47 11.8 90 11 10 364 36.4

VANDER WYST, A 9 9 2 58 8.3

HAUSSEN, J 6 8 210 26.3

ROS IE, G 6 6 4 35 17.5 70 12 6 225 37.5

BLESING, C 5 6 1 40 8.0 66 13 9 233 25.9

BAILEY, M 4 4 51 12.8

HANN, A 4 4 21 5.3 10.2 3 3 32 10.7

ALLEN, D 3 3 4 1.3 6 4 14 3.5

DAVENPORT, B 3 4 30 7.5 13 1 4 64 16.0

TONK IN, B 3 5 2 54 18.0 31 4 6 134 22.3

ELLIOTT, Nat 2.5 4 1 71 23.7

BAILEY, S 1 0

SMITH, King 0.5 0

B GRADE STATISTICS 2007/08

NAM E GAM ES INNI NGS N.O. RUNS AVERAG E OV ERS MAIDENS WICKETS RUNS AVERAG E

MAYES, P 11 13 1 172 14.3 RUDDOCK, D 10.5 8 2 35 5.8 69 4 10 322 32.2 WORK, A 10.5 12 3 231 25.7 107.1 18 21 360 17.1 DAVENPORT, Steve 8.5 9 2 165 23.6 4 1 26 26.0 DAVENPORT, B 8 10 3 195 27.9 79 9 20 289 14.5 WITHE RS, M 7 6 1 75 15.0 49.4 9 5 192 38.4 ELLIOTT, Nat 6.5 9 222 24.7 11.2 2 2 35 17.5 SMITH, King 6 6 104 17.3 50 6 9 198 22.0 BRYANT, A 5 4 1 19 6.3 1 0 9 ROS IE, G 4.5 3 2 56 56.0 55 8 3 199 66.3 HAUSSEN, J 4 5 1 140 35.0 7 1 35 35.0 MURRAY, T 4 4 9 2.3 BAILEY, M 3 3 79 26.3 HASEL, W 3 2 1 5 5.0 15 4 73 18.3 MURRAY, C 3 2 1 27 27.0 18 1 0 118 SPAGNOLETTI, R 2.5 0 15 3 2 46 23.0 BRODIE, S 2 2 22 11.0 O’LOONEY, K 2 2 1 24 24.0 VANDER WYST, A 2 2 107 53.5 AMATO, D 1.5 0 10 3 1 18 18.0 BAILEY, S 1.5 1 5 5.0 HANN, A 1.5 1 22 22.0 15 2 0 44 ALLEN, D 1 2 33 16.5 11 1 3 25 8.3 BLESING, C 1 1 0 11 2 1 34 34.0 CASSIDY, A 1 1 46 46.0 CHILTON, Ben 1 1 8 8.0 CHILTON, Brett 1 1 4 4.0 CLAVELL, A 1 0 DAVENPORT, Sam 1 1 4 4.0 12 2 4 52 13.0 HARMA N, J 1 1 13 13.0 4 0 11 HARMA N, K 1 1 5 5.0 3 1 28 28.0 HARMA N, T 1 1 15 15.0 11 3 0 36 HOWARD, A 1 1 21 21.0 TONK IN, B 1 2 1 23 23.0 WRIG HT, D 1 1 3 3.0 JENNER, G 0.5 0

C GRADE STATISTICS 2007/08

NAM E GAM ES INNI NGS N.O. RUNS AVERAGE OV ERS MAIDENS WICKETS RUNS AVERAGE

JENNER, M 11 14 1 323 24.8 110 8 19 493 25.9 CASSIDY, A 9 11 1 271 27.1 KENNE DY, S 8 10 2 122 15.3 57 3 11 248 22.5 O'LOONEY, K 7.5 11 1 231 23.1 36 6 3 140 46.7 WILLIS, M 7.5 7 2 41 8.2 53 4 2 185 92.5 WRIG HT, D 6.5 7 0 103 14.7 2 0 0 6 HOWARD, A 6 8 0 298 37.3 22 4 4 101 25.3 BENSON, D 4 4 0 94 23.5 35.3 5 6 143 23.8 GILKES, A 4 3 0 7 2.3 2 0 0 41 MUIR, T 4 6 0 30 5.0 1 0 0 4 MURRAY, C 4 6 2 75 18.8 30 2 5 135 27.0 BRODIE, S 3 4 0 57 14.3 18 0 4 116 29.0 BRYANT, A 3 4 2 83 41.5 14 0 1 60 60.0 GEUE, B 3 2 0 9 4.5 6 0 1 43 43.0 JENNER, A 3 2 0 0 0.0 8 1 1 40 40.0 JENNER, G 3 4 3 2 2.0 32 6 4 97 24.3 LINCOLN, M 3 3 0 6 2.0 19.4 6 3 59 19.7 MURRAY, T 3 3 0 89 29.7 1 0 0 2 PORTE R, L 3 3 0 11 3.7 3 0 0 62 SCHIRMER, R 3 4 0 40 10.0 2 0 0 19 WILSON, M 3 2 2 14 33 7 4 121 30.3 COLES, W 2 1 0 10 10.0 6 0 0 33 HASEL, W 2 2 2 14 22 3 5 107 21.4 WATTS, K 2 2 0 45 22.5 HUPPA TZ, Mark 1.5 2 0 51 25.5 ALLEN, D 1 1 0 2 2.0 12 1 4 71 17.8 BAKER, T 1 1 0 11 11.0 CHILTON, Brett 1 1 0 40 40.0 5 1 0 28 COLBA TCH, T 1 1 0 2 2.0 4.3 0 0 52 DUFFY, M 1 1 0 19 19.0 DURHAM, S 1 1 0 5 5.0 1 0 0 18 MOORE, T 1 1 0 15 15.0 SMITH, K 1 1 0 7 7.0 6 3 0 10 SPAGNOLETTI, R 1 2 0 10 5.0 4 0 0 27 SPEAK, G 1 2 0 36 18.0 ELLIOTT, Nat 0.5 0 0 0 6 1 0 25 HAUSSEN, J 0.5 0 0 0 7.4 1 3 41 13.7

D GRADE STATISTICS 2007/08

NAM E GAM ES INNI NGS N.O. RUNS AVERAG E OV ERS MAIDENS WICKETS RUNS AVERAG E

CHILTON, Ben 8.5 9 3 206 34.3 62.1 9 4 278 69.5 CHILTON, Brett 8 8 1 285 40.7 42 4 9 134 14.9 DURHAM, S 8 7 0 134 19.1 15 1 2 77 38.5 DURHAM, F 7 5 1 15 3.8 42.5 5 9 189 21.0 HAUSSEN, Ray 7 6 1 133 26.6 1 0 0 14 MUIR, T 6.5 5 0 53 10.6 2 0 0 8 HOUGH, P 6 3 0 44 14.7 2 0 0 16 BRODIE, S 5 5 0 211 42.2 8 1 2 37 18.5 SPAGNOLETTI, R 5 3 0 4 1.3 41 2 9 248 27.6 HASEL, W 4 3 1 2 1.0 39 5 5 172 34.4 LINCOLN, M 4 3 0 24 8.0 31 3 7 150 21.4 JENNER, G 3 3 2 106 106.0 30 9 7 85 12.1 THOMPSON, F 3 2 0 0 0.0 BRYANT, A 2.5 3 1 69 34.5 11 2 3 53 17.7 WITHE RS, M 2.5 2 0 208 104.0 31 7 4 94 23.5 MEGSON, PG 2 1 0 0 0.0 17 2 4 86 21.5 MURRAY, C 2 0 0 0 8 0 1 39 39.0 HARMA N, K 1.5 1 0 0 0.0 9 1 0 53 WILSON, M 1.5 1 1 6 27 4 4 110 27.5 COLBA TCH, T 1 1 1 33 6 0 0 30 CONLON, D 1 1 1 41 DAVENPORT, Steve 1 1 0 49 49.0 FISHE R, A 1 1 0 30 30.0 15 1 1 57 57.0 HOWARD, A 1 1 0 77 77.0 JENNER, A 1 1 0 26 26.0 3 0 0 20 RYAN, I 1 1 0 0 0.0 SANDE RSON, D 1 0 0 0 WATTS, K 1 1 0 6 6.0 5 0 0 46 CASSIDY, A 0.5 1 0 35 35.0 DAVENPORT, Sam 0.5 1 0 0 0.0 GROSS, R 0.5 0 0 0 MURRAY, T 0.5 1 0 6 6.0 PORTE R, L 0.5 1 1 5 SCHIRMER, R 0.5 1 0 12 12.0

ALL SEASON STATS 2007/08

TO TAL NA ME GAMES A B C D INNS. N.O. RUNS AVG OV ERS MDNS WICK ET S RUNS AVG

A LL EN, D 5 3 1 1 6 0 39 6.5 29 2 11 110 10.0

AMATO, D 1.5 1.5 0 0 0 10 3 1 18 18.0

BAILEY, M 7 4 3 7 0 130 18.6

BAILEY, S 2.5 1 1.5 1 0 5 5.0

BAKER, T 1 1 1 0 11 11.0

BENSON, D 4 4 4 0 94 23.5 35.3 5 6 143 23.8

BLESING, C 6 5 1 7 1 40 6.7 77 15 10 267 26.7

BRODIE, S 10 2 3 5 11 0 290 26.4 26 1 6 153 25.5

BRYANT, A 10.5 5 3 2.5 11 4 171 24.4 26 2 4 122 30.5

CALDERBA NK, J 11 11 12 2 187 18.7 137.4 27 26 445 17.1

CASSIDY, A 10.5 1 9 0.5 13 1 352 29.3

CHILTON, Ben 9.5 1 8.5 10 3 214 30.6 62.1 9 4 278 69.5

CHILTON, Brett 10 1 1 8 10 1 329 36.6 47 5 9 162 18.0

CLAV ELL, A 1 1 0 0 0

COLBATCH, T 2 1 1 2 1 35 35.0 10.3 0 0 82

COL ES, W 2 2 1 0 10 10.0 6 0 0 33

CONLON, D 1 1 1 1 41

DAV ENPORT, B 11 3 8 14 3 225 20.5 92 10 24 353 14.7

DA V ENPO RT, Sa m 10.5 9 1 0.5 9 3 51 8.5 102 13 14 416 29.7

DA V ENPO RT, Stev e 9.5 8.5 1 10 2 214 26.8 4 0 1 26 26.0

DUFFY, M 1 1 1 0 19 19.0

DURHAM, F 7 7 5 1 15 3.8 42.5 5 9 189 21.0

DURHAM, P 11 11 14 0 296 21.1 6 1 1 18 18.0

DURHAM, S 9 1 8 8 0 139 17.4 16 1 2 95 47.5

ELLIOTT, Nat 9.5 2.5 6.5 0.5 13 1 293 24.4 17.2 3 2 60 30.0

FERRIS, J 10 10 13 0 220 16.9 66.3 12 17 226 13.3

FISHER, A 1 1 1 0 30 30.0 15 1 1 57 57.0

GEUE, B 3 3 2 0 9 4.5 6 0 1 43 43.0

GILKES, A 4 4 3 0 7 2.3 2 0 0 41

G IL L, K 11 11 14 0 357 25.5

GROSS, R 0.5 0.5 0 0 0

HA NN, A 5.5 4 1.5 5 0 43 8.6 25.2 5 3 76 25.3

HA RMA N, J 1 1 1 0 13 13.0 4 0 0 11

HA RMA N, K 2.5 1 1.5 2 0 5 2.5 12 1 1 81 81.0

HA RMA N, T 1 1 1 0 15 15.0 11 3 0 36

TO TAL NA ME GAMES A B C D INNS. N.O. RUNS AVG OV ERS MDNS WICK ET S RUNS AVG

HASEL, W 9 3 2 4 7 4 21 7.0 76 8 14 352 25.1

HA USSEN, J 10.5 6 4 0.5 13 1 350 29.2 14.4 1 4 76 19.0

HAUSSEN, Ray 7 7 6 1 133 26.6 1 0 0 14

HOUGH, P 6 6 3 0 44 14.7 2 0 0 16

HOWARD, A 8 1 6 1 10 0 396 39.6 22 4 4 101 25.3

HUPPATZ, Mark 1.5 1.5 2 0 51 25.5

JENNER, A 4 3 1 3 0 26 8.7 11 1 1 60 60.0

JENNER, G 6.5 0.5 3 3 7 5 108 54.0 62 15 11 182 16.5

JENNER, M 11 11 14 1 323 24.8 110 8 19 493 25.9

KENNEDY, S 8 8 10 2 122 15.3 57 3 11 248 22.5

LINCOLN, M 7 3 4 6 0 30 5.0 50.4 9 10 209 20.9

MAY ES, P 11 11 13 1 172 14.3

MEGSON, PG 2 2 1 0 0 0.0 17 2 4 86 21.5

MOORE, T 1 1 1 0 15 15.0

MUIR, T 10.5 4 6.5 11 0 83 7.5 3 0 0 12

MURRAY, C 9 3 4 2 8 3 102 20.4 56 3 6 292 48.7

MURRAY, T 7.5 4 3 0.5 8 0 104 13.0 1 0 0 2

O'LOONEY, K 9.5 2 7.5 13 2 255 23.2 36 6 3 140 46.7

PORTER, L 3.5 3 0.5 4 1 16 5.3 3 0 0 62

RO S IE, G 10.5 6 4.5 9 6 91 30.3 125 20 9 424 47.1

RUDDOCK, D 10.5 10.5 8 2 35 5.8 69 4 10 322 32.2

RY A N, I 1 1 1 0 0 0.0

SANDERSON, D 1 1 0 0 0

SCHIRMER, R 3.5 3 0.5 5 0 52 10.4 2 0 0 19

S MITH, K ing 7.5 0.5 6 1 7 0 111 15.9 56 9 9 208 23.1

S MITH, M 11 11 13 2 292 26.5 169.3 44 34 528 15.5

SPAGNOLETTI, R 8.5 2.5 1 5 5 0 14 2.8 60 5 11 321 29.2

SPEA K, G 1 1 2 0 36 18.0

THOMPSON, F 3 3 2 0 0 0.0

TONKIN, B 4 3 1 7 3 77 19.3 31 4 6 134 22.3

VANDER WYST, A 11 9 2 11 2 165 18.3

WATTS, K 3 2 1 3 0 51 17.0 5 0 0 46

WILLIS, M 7.5 7.5 7 2 41 8.2 53 4 2 185 92.5

W IL S O N, M 4.5 3 1.5 3 3 20 60 11 8 231 28.9

WITHERS, M 9.5 7 2.5 8 1 283 40.4 80.4 16 9 286 31.8

W ORK, A 10.5 10.5 12 3 231 25.7 107.1 18 21 360 17.1

W ORK, N 11 11 13 2 254 23.1 90.5 11 13 393 30.2

WRIGHT, D 7.5 1 6.5 8 0 106 13.3 2 0 0 6

BEST PERFORMANCES 2007/08

BATTING BOWLING

BATSMAN SECTION OPPOSITION RUNS BOWL ER SECTION OPPOSITION FIGURES

M. Withers 7 Southern III 154 B. Davenport 2 Morphettville Park II 5 / 33 S. Brodie 7 North Haven VI 115 A. Work 2 Southern 5 / 34 M. Sm ith 1 Plympton Footballers 107 A. Work 2 ICC Sharks II 5 / 35 J. Calderbank 1 Corom andel 103 M. Sm ith 1 Glenelg ANA 5 / 37 J. Haussen 2 Corom andel II 97* J. Calderbank 1 South Road 5 / 37 K. O'Looney 4 Western Youth III 97 C. Blesing 1 Mitchell Park 5 / 47 Nat Elliott 2 Southern 91 M. Jenner 4 North Haven III 5 / 52 K. Gill 1 Morphettville Park 87 M. Sm ith 1 Glenelg ANA 4 / 19 P. Durham 1 Mitchell Park 84 W. Hasel 2 Kenilworth 4 / 33 A. Vander Wyst 2 Southern 84 B. Davenport 2 Corom andel II 4 / 37 A. Cassidy 4 St. George 83* M. Sm ith 1 Morphettville Park 4 / 39 J. Haussen 1 Western Youth 80 D. Benson 4 Western Youth III 4 / 42 P. Durham 1 Glenelg ANA 80 S. Kennedy 4 Morphettville Park II 4 / 43 M. Jenner 4 Plympton Footballers III 78 Brett Chilton 7 St. George III 4 / 48 A. Howard 7 ICC Sharks VII 77 J. Calderbank 1 Western Youth 4 / 50 B. Davenport 2 Plympton Footballers II 73* M. Wilson 7 Kenilworth III 4 / 51 Brett Chilton 7 ICC Sharks VI 72 Sam Davenport 2 Plympton Footballers II 4 / 52 A. Work 2 Warradale 70* M. Lincoln 7 Mitchell Park IV 4 / 62 Ray Haussen 7 St. George III 69* D. Allen 4 Belair 4 / 71 J. Haussen 1 ICC Sharks 67 W. Hasel 4 Sheidow Park III 4 / 85 Steve Davenport 2 Morphettville Park II 65* J. Ferris 1 Mitchell Park 3 / 1 Nat Elliott 2 Plympton Footballers II 65 B. Davenport 2 Kenilworth 3 / 17 T. Murray 4 South Park 64 F. Durham 7 Mitchell Park IV 3 / 18 Ben Chilton 7 South Road IV 64* M. Sm ith 1 Westminister OS 3 / 21 K. Smith 2 ICC Sharks II 60 M. Sm ith 1 Plympton Footballers 3 / 25 P. Mayes 2 Kenilworth 57* A. Work 2 Morphettville Park II 3 / 25 M. Jenner 4 South Park 57 B. Davenport 1 Western Youth 3 / 28 Brett Chilton 7 St. George III 56* G. Jenner 7 South Park II 3 / 28 A. Cassidy 4 Western Youth III 55 Brett Chilton 7 South Road IV 3 / 32 G. Jenner 7 ICC Sharks VI 55* W. Hasel 7 Southern III 3 / 35 M. Withers 7 South Road IV 54 M. Jenner 4 South Park 3 / 36 N. Work 1 ICC Sharks 53* G. Jenner 7 ICC Sharks VI 3 / 36 J. Ferris 1 Plympton Footballers 53 C. Blesing 1 South Road 3 / 40 N. Work 1 Corom andel 53 B. Tonkin 1 Westminister OS 3 / 40 A. Howard 4 Western Youth III 53 N. Work 1 Glenelg ANA 3 / 41 Brett Chilton 7 Southern III 52 J. Haussen 4 Corom andel III 3 / 41 K. Gill 1 South Road 50 A. Bryant 7 South Road IV 3 / 42 G. Rosie 2 Warradale 49* M. Jenner 4 Warradale II 3 / 43 Steve Davenport 7 South Road IV 49 B. Davenport 2 Warradale 3 / 44 S. Brodie 7 ICC Sharks VI 48 S. Kennedy 4 Warradale II 3 / 44 Ben Chilton 7 Kenilworth III 48* F. Durham 7 ICC Sharks VI 3 / 45 D. Benson 4 Sheidow Park III 47 Sam Davenport 1 ICC Sharks 3 / 47 J. Ferris 1 Keswick 46 K. Smith 2 Warradale 3 / 48 A. Cassidy 2 Morphettville Park II 46 M. Sm ith 1 Morphettville Park 3 / 52 S. Kennedy 4 North Haven III 46* D. Ruddock 2 Sheidow Park 3 / 52 B. Davenport 2 Keswick II 45 R. Spagnoletti 7 ICC Sharks VI 3 / 55 Brett Chilton 7 Kenilworth III 45 S. Brodie 4 Sheidow Park III 3 / 59 K. O'Looney 4 Morphettville Park III 44* M. Sm ith 1 Keswick 3 / 66 M. Sm ith 1 Morphettville Park 44 D. Ruddock 2 Warradale 3 / 68 S. Durham 7 St. George III 44 M. Jenner 4 Sheidow Park III 43 D. Conlon 7 South Park II 41* Steve Davenport 2 Plympton Footballers II 40 Brett Chilton 4 Sheidow Park III 40 BEST PARTNERSHIPS 2007/08

BATSMAN OUT BATSMAN NOT OUT SECTION WICKET OPPONENT RUNS

Brett Chilton Mark Withers 7 3 Southern III 183 Nat Elliott Aaron Vander Wyst 2 3 Southern 144 Brett Chilton Geoff Jenner 7 8 ICC Sharks VI 131 Matthew Smith Karl Gill 1 1 Morphettville Park 128 Adrian Cassidy K e vin O'Looney 4 4 Western Youth III 115 Adrian Howard Sam Durham 7 1 ICC Sharks VII 115 Mark Withers S t e ve Davenport 7 5 South Road IV 98 Nick Work Justin Calderbank 1 5 Coromandel 92 Sam Durham Ray Haussen 7 2 St. George III 92 Josh Haussen Nick Work 1 8 ICC Sharks 89 K e vin O'Looney Glen Rosie 2 9 Warradale 88* Brett Chilton Ben Chilton 7 8 South Road IV 87 Michael Jenner Marcus Wilson 4 8 Plympton Footballers III 86 Nat Elliott Brad Davenport 2 3 Plympton Footballers II 85 Phil Mayes Brad Davenport 2 3 Kenilworth 81* Ray Haussen Brett Chilton 7 5 St. George III 81* S t e ve Davenport Josh Haussen 2 4 Coromandel II 79 Justin Calderbank Paul Durham 1 3 Mitchell Park 78 Nick Work Josh Haussen 1 7 Western Youth 76 Paul Durham Karl Gill 1 1 South Road 75 K e vin O'Looney Shane Kennedy 4 7 Morphettville Park III 73* Ste ve Davenport Phil Mayes 2 4 Plympton Footballers II 72 Adrian Cassidy S t e ve Davenport 2 6 Morphettville Park II 71 Nick Work Glen Rosie 1 9 Mitchell Park 67* Sam Durham Mark Withers 7 2 Southern III 67 Josh Haussen Brad Davenport 1 8 Western Youth 64 Manning Bailey Kingsley Smith 2 1 Keswick II 64 Ashley Bryant Scott Brodie 7 5 North Haven VI 64 Karl Gill Paul Durham 1 1 Glenelg ANA 63 Michael Jenner Shane Kennedy 4 6 North Haven III 63 Adrian Cassidy Dave Benson 4 3 Sheidow Park III 62 Adrian Howard K e vin O'Looney 4 8 Coromandel III 62 Scott Brodie Peter Hough 7 8 North Haven VI 61 Adrian Cassidy Scott Brodie 7 2 ICC Sharks VI 59 Dave Benson Adrian Cassidy 4 3 Belair 57 Phil Mayes Andrew Work 2 2 Warradale 56 Sam Durham Andrew Jenner 7 2 South Park II 55 Adrian Howard Tate Murray 4 5 South Park 54 Michael Jenner Ke vin O'Looney 4 7 Western Youth III 54 Paul Durham Karl Gill 1 1 Glenelg ANA 53 Clae Murray Gary Speak 4 4 Coromandel III 52 Nat Elliott Matthew Smith 1 2 Keswick 51 Aaron Vander Wyst Andrew Work 2 5 Southern 50 Brett Chilton Michael Jenner 4 8 Sheidow Park III 50

RECORD PARTNERSHIPS

A GRADE 1st Wicket 183 Len Kenyon - Alan Rayner 1 February 1958 2nd Wicket 215 David Conlon - Roger Harris 24 March 1973 3rd Wicket 196 David Conlon - Malcolm Lincoln 2 December 1972 4th Wicket 177 Ron Bracegirdle - Len Kenyon 1 February 1964 5th Wicket 202 Craig Daniel - Robin Gross 31 October 1987 6th Wicket 149 Ernie Challans - John Penno 21 March 1953 7th Wicket 132 Robin Gross - Bill Tonkin 3 February 1996 8th Wicket 91 Robin Gross - Wayne Jones 21 February 1987 9th Wicket 123 Roger Harris - John Jenner 1 February 1975 10th Wicket 107 Damian Allen - Matthew Smith 28 February 1998

B GRADE 1st Wicket 267 Karl Gill - Jarrad Benson 8 January 2000 2nd Wicket 147 Scott Sharland - Steve Davenport 23 January 1999 3rd Wicket 160 Blair Duncan - Ray Hauss en 18 November 1972 4th Wicket 168 John Cassidy - Peter Roberts 1 March 1975 5th Wicket 168 Scott Sharland - Adrian Cassidy 23 January 1999 6th Wicket 122 Graham Smith - Bronte Williams 6 March 1976 7th Wicket 157 Hayden Clark - Robin Gross 17 Dec ember 1994 8th Wicket 105 Allan Stringer - Glen Bailey 17 March 2001 Warren Gray - Glen Tonkin 3 February 1996 9th Wicket 89 Aaron Vander W ys t - Toby Wilson 13 December 1997 10th Wicket 90 Geoff Jenner - Malcolm Lincoln 20 November 2004

C GRADE 1st Wicket 272 David Conlon - Trevor Kenyon 20 December 1975 2nd Wicket 260 Scott Brodie - Steve Davenport 4 November 2006 3rd Wicket 230 Marc Kress - Brett Chilton 18 February 1995 4th Wicket 147 Scott Brodie - George Akkerman 8 December 2001 5th Wicket 149 Brett Chilton - Wayne Stringer 20 January 1996 6th Wicket 215 Adrian Cassidy - Bill Tonkin 27 February 1993 7th Wicket 101 Noel Pettingill - Andy Jervis 14 February 1987 8th Wicket 104 Steve Williams - Andy Jenner 19 January 1980 9th Wicket 100 James Leschke - Tate Murray 13 March 2004 10th Wicket 66 Nick Imray - Glen Fear 2 November 1991

D GRADE 1st Wicket 236 Tony Benson - Glen McGough 14 December 1991 2nd Wicket 198 David Conlon - Adrian Koschade 27 October 1979 3rd Wicket 192 Greg Boston - Wes Sherriff 6 March 1993 4th Wicket 141 David Fallavollita - Andrew Thomas 6 January 1996 5th Wicket 132 Robin Gross - Peter Millen 16 October 2004 6th Wicket 123 Tony Benson - Mark Withers 20 February 1993 7th Wicket 89 Nathan Gill - David Neil 18 October 1986 8th Wicket 131 Brett Chilton - Geoff Jenner 15 December 2007 9th Wicket 158 David Conlon - Robert Syrus 13 October 1979 10th Wicket 53 Richard Furness - Kevin Pinfield 26 January 1985

E GRADE 1st Wicket 99 Bill Pattison - Luke Scrivens 7 January 2006 2nd Wicket 99 Richard Schirmer - Scott Sharland 24 February 2007 3rd Wicket 181 Robin Gross - Phil Megson 4 November 2006 4th Wicket 39 Tim Owen - Michael Breton 3 February 2007 5th Wicket 58 Scott Sharland - Gary Speak 24 March 2007 6th Wicket 79 Simon Billett - Tom Muir 9 December 2006 7th Wicket 65 Peter Oates - Robin Gross 28 January 2006 8th Wicket 24 Robin Gross - Dean Howell 28 January 2006 9th Wicket 24 Clae Murray - Tom Jeffries 14 October 2005 10th Wicket 38 Geoff Jenner - Richard Schirmer 13 January 2007

CENTURY MAKERS NAM E 100s NAM E 100s NAM E 100s NAM E 100s KENYON, L 22 RA Y NER, A 3 BEGG, D 1 LUEY , L 1 CONLON, D 10 STALLARD, B 3 BENSON, R 1 MA NGELS DORF, D 1 BRODIE, S 6 BENSON, J 2 BRY A NT, A 1 MAYES, P 1 GROSS, R 6 BONNER, G 2 CA LDERBA NK, J 1 MILLS, S 1 DA V ENPO RT, Steve 5 BOSTON, G 2 CHA LL ENS, E 1 OA TES, P 1 WITHERS, M 5 CA SSIDY , J 2 CONLON, J 1 PENNO, J 1 WRIG HT, David 5 DAVIS, J 2 DA LE, B 1 PETTINGILL, N 1 BRA CEGIRDL E, G 4 DA Y , M 2 DA NIEL, C 1 PO RT ER, C 1 DIL ENA , C 4 ELL IO TT, Nat 2 DURHA M, P 1 PO RT ER, L 1 GILL, K 4 LAYTON, P 2 FALLAVOLLITA, D 1 PROKOPEC, M 1 KRESS, M 4 LINCOLN, M 2 FRICK ER, L 1 SA UNDERS, J 1 SHA RLA ND, S 4 MEGSON, PG 2 GEORGE, P 1 SCROOP, I 1 T ERRY , Mar k 4 ROB INSON, M 2 GRIFFEN, N 1 SMITH, M 1 BENSON, A 3 SIMPS ON, L 2 HA RMA N, T 1 STRINGER, W 1 CA SSIDY , A 3 STRINGER, A 2 HA RRIS, R 1 WATCHMAN, A 1 COX, J 3 TO NK IN, B 2 HOWA RD, A 1 WATCHMAN, G 1 GRA Y , W 3 WATCHMAN, S 2 JENNER, J 1 WILL IA MS, P 1 PIL MO RE, M 3 WILL IA MS, B 2 JENNER, M 1 WILL IA MS, S 1 PURDY , J 3 ALLEN, D 1 KENYON, T 1 WILSO N, B 1 RA W, J 3 BA RNA RD, S 1 LA NGHA M, G 1 5 OR MORE WICKETS IN AN INNINGS

NAM E 5 Ws NAM E 5 Ws NAM E 5 Ws NAM E 5 Ws HOUGH, P 26 KENYON, T 4 PENNO, R 2 CROSSLEY, D 1 CHIL TO N, D 21 SMITH, M 4 POW ELL, 2 DA V ENPO RT, B 1 JONES, W 20 BILLS, A 4 SCOTT, M 2 DA V ENPO RT, Sa m 1 SCHMIDT, R 20 DOWNING, I 4 SCRIVENS, L 2 DA V ENPO RT, Steve 1 STRA NGE, J 17 JENNER, A 4 SLEE, B 2 DAYAL, S 1 JENNER, G 15 McKERNAN, A 4 STRATFOLD, N 2 DOWNING, M 1 NEIL, D 15 NEWLA ND, M 4 SY RUS, R 2 DURHA M, S 1 GEORGE, C 14 SY RUS, A 4 WILSO N, T 2 EL FO RD, M 1 FERRIS, D 13 STRINGER, W 3 WORK, N 2 FERGUSON, A 1 LINCOLN, M 12 AMATO, D 3 WRIG HT, Darren 2 GALE, S 1 HA RRIS, P 12 CORB ETT, J 3 BRA CEGIRDL E, G 1 GOODENOUGH, C 1 JENNER, M 10 EDWA RDS, D 3 CA SSIDY , A 1 GROSS, R 1 GILLOTT, J 10 GIBLETT, P 3 BENSON, J 1 GUY , M 1 HILL, H 10 HA RRIS, B 3 CA SSIDY , J 1 HA RDING, S 1 OA TES, P 9 HENDER, C 3 BENSON, R 1 HA RPER, M 1 ROMA NOWSK I, P 9 MA RT IN, R 3 BRY A NT, A 1 HILL, T 1 CONLON, D 8 WATSON, A 3 CA LDERBA NK, J 1 JARVIS, S 1 TO NK IN, B 8 WINN, D 3 DA NIEL, C 1 JOHNSON, G 1 WILL IA MS, B 8 WORK, A 3 DURHA M, P 1 KERR, P 1 CRA MP, D 8 PURDY , J 2 FRICK ER, L 1 KIRVAN, C 1 WATCHMAN, A 7 STRINGER, A 2 JENNER, J 1 KNUCK EY , K 1 WATCHMAN, G 7 ALLEN, D 2 LUEY , L 1 MERRITT, D 1 CHIL TO N, Brett 7 BEGG, D 2 SA UNDERS, J 1 MOO RE, T 1 DENNETT, S 7 PO RT ER, L 2 ADAMS, D 1 MOWA T, C 1 WITHERS, M 6 SCROOP, I 2 AGORASTIDIS, C 1 MURRA Y , C 1 SHA RLA ND, S 6 BASEY, D 2 AKKERMAN, W 1 PEA CE, S 1 RA Y NER, A 6 CHEEK, A 2 A LDERMA N, C 1 ROB ERTSON, A 1 BA ILEY , G 6 COOPER, R 2 A USTIN, D 1 RUTL EDGE, R 1 Mc GINN, P 6 CRA IG, K 2 BIS HO P, A 1 STRUTHERS, D 1 ROS IE, G 6 DODDRIDGE, L 2 BOX, F 1 TESTER, R 1 JOHN, S 5 DUNCA N, B 2 BRET ON, M 1 THOMA S, C 1 PROKOPEC, K 5 DY SON, J 2 BREZNIAK, N 1 UPT ON, M 1 REA D, D 5 HA RMA N, J 2 BRODIE, B 1 WATCHMAN, C 1 WATCHMAN, L 5 HILDITCH, J 2 BUTTERY , C 1 WATTCHOW, B 1 BENSON, A 4 JONES, A 2 CL EMENTS, A 1 WILL IS, M 1 DAVIS, J 4 KERR, J 2 COO MBS, B 1 WILLOUGHBY , T 1 GEORGE, P 4 MITCHELL, C 2 COULLS, H 1 HAT-TRICKS NAM E YEA R SEC OPPOSITION FIGS NAM E YEA R SEC OPPOSITION FIGS CHIL TON, D 1957/58 2 Thebarton CYMS 8/24 JENNER, M 1995/96 4 Mitsubishi 3/48 CHIL TON, D 1964/65 1 Keswick White 7/21 JENNER, A 1996/97 4 Panorama II 5/21 GIBL ETT, P 1971/72 1 Ply mpton Footballers 5/27 STRA NGE, J 1996/97 1 ANZ Bank 6/41 KENY ON, T 1971/72 3 Adult Deaf 3/10 WITHERS, M 2001/02 5 Southern II 6/16 NEIL, D 1981/82 2 South Road II 3/18 NEIL, D 2002/03 7 Coromandel V 4/41 KERR, P 1987/88 4 Saints II 6/19 OA TES, P 2003/04 6 St George II 4/22 FERRIS, D 1989/90 4 Kesw ick III 6/43 JENNER, M 2004/05 7 Coromandel V 5/1 CHIL TON, Brett 1991/92 7 North Park II 7/13 CHIL TON, Ben 2005/06 5 South Park II 4/12 SMITH, M 1993/94 7 Coromandel IV 4/25 HA RMA N, T 2006/07 6 Kesw ick IV 3/52 JONES, W 1994/95 1 Kenilw orth 5/58 GAMES PLAYED NAME G AMES NAME G AMES NAME G AMES NAME G AMES 1 CONLON, D 340 95 EDWARDS, D 57 189 WATCHMAN, F 30 283 FRISBY, G 17 2 NEIL, D 337 96 MUIR, T 56.5 190 BOOTS, B 29 284 HOWARD, P 17 3 DAVENPOR T, Steve 327.5 97 GRAY, W 56 191 FEAR, G 29 285 KENYON, K 17 4 JENNER, G 319.5 98 SCRIVENS, L 56 192 McGOUGH, E 29 286 LITTLE, D 17 5 BENSON, A 306 99 HOWARD, A 55 193 STALLARD, B 29 287 RITCHIE, S 17 6 KENYON, L 267 100 RAW, J 55 194 STRINGER, A 29 288 THOMAS, C 17 7 DURHAM, P 257 101 THOMAS, D 55 195 ELLIOTT, Nat 28.5 289 WHICKER, S 17 8 CASSIDY, A 244.5 102 JAMIESON, K 54 196 AKKERMAN, W 28 290 WILSON, B 17 9 WITHERS, M 238.5 103 STRATFOLD, N 54 197 BASEY, D 28 291 AUSTIN, D 16 10 HOUGH, P 236 104 BRODIE, B 53 198 CHALLENS, E 28 292 BOX, H 16 11 CHILTON, Brett 228 105 HELMORE, S 53 199 COOPER, R 28 293 BUSHAWAY, R 16 12 LINCOLN, M 226 106 MOFFAT, G 53 200 CUNNINGHAM, S 28 294 COOPER, S 16 13 WATCHMAN, G 217 107 PROKOPEC, K 53 201 MILLER, D 28 295 DIXON, M 16 14 GROSS, R 211.5 108 GRIFFEN, I 52 202 PHOENIX, P 28 296 GHEE, J 16 15 MEGSON, PG 211 109 GRIFFEN, N 52 203 RAMAGE, J 28 297 HOLDSWORTH, L 16 16 GILL, K 205 110 LUNDY, K 52 204 SIMPSON, L 28 298 MORENO, E 16 17 RAYNER, A 188 111 DWYER, G 51 205 CLARKE, H 27 299 PETERS, O 16 18 JONES, W 184 112 ROBINSON, M 51 206 FERGUSON, A 27 300 RUSSELL, B 16 19 PORTER, L 171.5 113 DYSON, J 50 207 PARKER, S 27 301 ALLEN, M 15 20 OATES, P 171 114 KOKK, P 50 208 SANDERSON, DC 27 302 BINKS, P 15 21 WRIGHT, David 170.5 115 PENNO, R 49 209 WILLSON, J 27 303 BROOKS, L 15 22 CHILTON, D 169 116 DAVENPOR T, Sam 48.5 210 DAY, K 26 304 BURGESS, D 15 23 DAVIS, J 165 117 CRAMP, D 48 211 ELFORD, K 26 305 DAVENPOR T, B 15 24 FERRIS, D 161 118 READ, D 48 212 ROBERTS, P 26 306 DAVEY, W 15 25 JENNER, A 161 119 DENNETT, S 47 213 VIRGO, M 26 307 HILLIER, M 15 26 MOWAT, C 153 120 DEWAR, A 47 214 CLIFT, J 25 308 McFARLANE, A 15 27 JENNER, M 150 121 DODDRIDGE, L 47 215 GOULDING, N 25 309 PEARCE, S 15 28 SMITH, M 145 122 REYNOLDS, G 47 216 NUSSEY, S 25 310 THOMPSON, P 15 29 BRODIE, S 140 123 CLEMEN TS, A 46 217 RAWNSLEY, M 25 311 TURCO, N 15 30 PENNO, J 136 124 PROBERT, J 46 218 ABELL, R 24 312 WENK, A 15 31 WILLIAMS, B 133 125 PURDY, J 46 219 GRAHAM, S 24 313 BOTT, O 14 32 ALLEN, D 130 126 SCROOP, L 46 220 KOSCHADE, A 24 314 GRAHAM, C 14 33 SAUNDERS, J 130 127 WARHURST, A 46 221 SHERRIFF, W 24 315 LESCHKE, J 14 34 WILLIAMS, S 128 128 BRACEGIRDLE, G 45 222 AKKERMAN, G 23 316 LEVERENZ, B 14 35 WATCHMAN, C 126 129 MANGELSDORF, D 45 223 ATKINSON, G 23 317 MITCHELL, C 14 36 KENYON, T 125 130 MURR AY, T 44.5 224 BENSON, D 23 318 PURVIS, M 14 37 FISHER, C 123 131 DONOHUE, M 44 225 DALTON, R 23 319 STIMSON, J 14 38 GEORGE, C 123 132 JONES, A 44 226 DANENBERG, P 23 320 CLEGHORN, L 13 39 LANGHAM, G 118 133 MURRAY, C 44 227 HOUSE, G 23 321 COSH, A 13 40 JENNER, J 117 134 PROKOPEC, M 44 228 HUPPATZ, Matt 23 322 COWAN, A 13 41 GILLOTT, J 116 135 WORK, A 43.5 229 LATIMER, R 23 323 EDMISTON, D 13 42 EKSERDJIAN, D 111 136 LAYTON, P 43 230 NETTLE, R 23 324 FISHER, A 13 43 HENDER, C 110 137 MACHEN, D 43 231 RAWSTHORN, K 23 325 HORSELL, K 13 44 LAWRENCE, P 110 138 WATCHMAN, A 43 232 SLEE, B 23 326 JEFFRIES, T 13 45 MAYES, P 109 139 HASEL, W 41 233 UPTON, M 23 327 KERR, P 13 46 BAILEY, G 108 140 MARTIN, R 41 234 WATCHMAN, BK 23 328 LATUS, P 13 47 PORTER, C 106 141 McKERNAN, A 41 235 CRAIG, K 22 329 MERRITT, D 13 48 STRANGE, J 106 142 TURNBULL, K 40 236 GALE, S 22 330 PATTISON, B 13 49 WILLIAMS, P 105 143 ZANDER, J 40 237 HARPER, D 22 331 PENNO, D 13 50 BAILEY, S 103.5 144 BONNER, G 39 238 KEPLER, G 22 332 THORNE, M 13 51 BRACEGIRDLE, R 103 145 ROMANOWSKI, P 39 239 KERR, J 22 333 WISMAN, L 13 52 TONKIN, B 101 146 STRINGER, W 39 240 MARTIN, T 22 334 HARMAN, K 12.5 53 BENSON, J 99 147 AMATO, D 38.5 241 RICKARDS, A 22 335 SCHIRMER, R 12.5 54 HILDITCH, J 96 148 CONLON, M 38 242 SCROOP, I 22 336 ASHBY, P 12 55 HILL, H 96 149 YOUNG, S 38 243 YARDLEY, I 22 337 BARCLAY, D 12 56 TERRY, M 94 150 COGHLAN, W 37 244 ANDERSON, M 21 338 COULLS, H 12 57 SMITH, G 93 151 DOWNING, I 37 245 GIBLETT, P 21 339 DUNCAN, B 12 58 BENSON, R 90 152 FRICKER, L 37 246 HARMAN, J 21 340 HARMAN, T 12 59 ROSIE, G 88.5 153 HARPER, M 37 247 PETTINGILL, N 21 341 MEGSON, PS 12 60 PEACE, S 86 154 SHARLAND, S 37 248 AGORASTIDIS, C 20 342 OLLIVER, R 12 61 WORK, N 86 155 WATCHMAN, L 37 249 ARNOLD, L 20 343 RAINSFORD, K 12 62 HARRIS, R 85 156 WORK, S 37 250 CALDERBANK, J 20 344 SHARLAND, J 12 63 JOHN, S 84 157 DOWNING, M 36 251 FROWDE, T 20 345 STEWAR T, J 12 64 NEWLAND, M 84 158 WOOD, M 36 252 KNUCKEY, K 20 346 WATTCHOW, B 12 65 THOMPSON, F 84 159 BOSTON, G 35 253 LUEY, L 20 347 WILLIAMS, Ric 12 66 HARRIS, B 83 160 HARDING, S 35 254 SUMMERTON, P 20 348 WINN, I 12 67 GEORGE, P 80 161 BARKER, L 34 255 WRIGHT, Darren 20 349 CRAM, D 11 68 COX, J 79 162 DILENA, C 34 256 AGNEW, D 19 350 DELEAN, T 11 69 KRESS, M 77 163 WINN, R 34 257 AKKERMAN, S 19 351 GILKES, A 11 70 TUCK, G 77 164 BISHOP, A 33 258 BEGG, D 19 352 HAUSSEN, Ray 11 71 WATCHMAN, S 72 165 DAY , M 33 259 BILLS, A 19 353 HAUSSEN, Rsen 11 72 DANIEL, C 71 166 ELFORD, M 33 260 BRETON, M 19 354 KEIR, A 11 73 VANDER WYST, A 71 167 KIRVAN, C 33 261 CHAKU, S 19 355 KRESS, R 11 74 BRYANT, A 70.5 168 PILMORE, M 33 262 CLARKE, R 19 356 LANGMAID, M 11 75 CASSIDY, J 70 169 ROBERTSON, A 33 263 CONSTABLE, R 19 357 LINDSAY, R 11 76 McGOUGH, G 70 170 WILLIAMS, R 33 264 EVITTS, B 19 358 MACKLIN, S 11 77 WILSON, T 69 171 BREZNIAK, N 32 265 IMRAY, N 19 359 POINTON, G 11 78 CORBETT, J 68 172 CROSSLEY, D 32 266 JAMES, D 19 360 POWELL, 11 79 CONLON, J 67 173 HOUGH, I 32 267 MOORE, B 19 361 WAIT, B 11 80 GILL, N 67 174 JENNER, D 32 268 PORTER, D 19 362 RUDDOCK, D 10.5 81 GOTTSCHE, P 67 175 AUSTIN, S 31 269 RUTTER, S 19 363 AMBLER, D 10 82 SCHMIDT, R 66 176 BUTTERY, C 31 270 SCOTT, M 19 364 ANDERSON, P 10 83 SYRUS, A 66 177 GRIFFITHS, T 31 271 SMITH, D 19 365 BOX, F 10 84 McGINN, P 64 178 GUY , M 31 272 ASWEGEN, J 18 366 COX, L 10 85 TERRY, Mark 64 179 MILLS, S 31 273 ELLIOTT, N 18 367 CURTIS, G 10 86 CHILTON, Ben 63.5 180 WINN, D 31 274 GOOD, A 18 368 DAY, S 10 87 JOHNSON, G 63 181 DAVENPORT, T 30 275 LESCHKE, C 18 369 FERRIS, J 10 88 McGOUGH, J 62 182 GIFFORD, I 30 276 OAKE, M 18 370 GOODENOUGH, C 10 89 MOORE, T 61 183 JARVIS, D 30 277 WATCHMAN, T 18 371 HART, R 10 90 WATCHMAN, N 61 184 KENNEDY, S 30 278 HAUSSEN, J 17.5 372 HERBERT, S 10 91 FALLAVOLLI TA, D 60 185 McDONALD, D 30 279 WILLIS, M 17.5 373 HICKS, P 10 92 HARRIS, P 59 186 PETT, G 30 280 BARNARD, S 17 374 HODGE, S 10 93 MURPHY, J 59 187 SYRUS, R 30 281 CHOUA, J 17 375 KIMPTON, C 10 94 DALE, B 58 188 TOOTELL, S 30 282 DURHAM, S 17 376 HUPPATZ, Mark 9.5

GAMES PLAYED

NAME G AMES NAME G AMES NAME G AMES NAME G AMES 377 LAWSON, R 10 471 SHILTON, F 6 565 SIEVERS, V 3 659 EDMEADES, S 1 378 NOBLE, J 10 472 SILCOCK, J 6 566 STRUTHERS, D 3 660 ELLIS, R 1 379 PACKER, D 10 473 SMITH, Dylan 6 567 TAYLER, A 3 661 FADDOUL, P 1 380 RAW, I 10 474 SPEAK, G 6 568 TESTER, R 3 662 FOX, A 1 381 RICHARDSON, V 10 475 TA MMI TA, T 6 569 THOMAS, B 3 663 GARDNER, R 1 382 RIDDEL, J 10 476 THOMAS, A 6 570 WATTS, K 3 664 GOAD, B 1 383 RUSSELL, D 10 477 WINN, C 6 571 WELSH, G 3 665 GODFREY, M 1 384 SCANLON, J 10 478 AISTON 5 572 WESCOMBE, G 3 666 GREEN, P 1 385 SHACKLEFORD, P 10 479 BEELITZ, D 5 573 BOGGIANNO, P 2 667 GREIG, P 1 386 VARACALLI, D 10 480 BROOMFIELD, M 5 574 BOWERING, 2 668 GRIFFEN, B 1 387 O'LOONEY, K 9.5 481 CLARKE, J 5 575 BRAVINGTON, SNR 2 669 GRIFFITHS, N 1 388 ATWELL, D 9 482 DAWKINS, R 5 576 BRODERS, L 2 670 GROVE, R 1 389 BATES, R 9 483 DOWNING, W 5 577 BUTTERY, D 2 671 GUNN, D 1 390 BOX, K 9 484 FRIEDRICHS, P 5 578 CARROLL, P 2 672 HAMS, J 1 391 CHEEK, A 9 485 GAMBLE, G 5 579 CLARKE, N 2 673 HARRIS, M 1 392 DAVIES, M 9 486 GRUND, T 5 580 CLAVELL, A 2 674 HARVEY 1 393 DAYAL, S 9 487 HUNTER, M 5 581 CLAYTON, G 2 675 HEAL, T 1 394 GALLACHER, I 9 488 HUNTER, R 5 582 COLBATCH, T 2 676 HILL, M 1 395 GREEN, R 9 489 KUTIELEH, R 5 583 COLES, W 2 677 HOPKINS, G 1 396 KIMBER, G 9 490 LEEGRAY, R 5 584 COOKES, T 2 678 HUTTON, M 1 397 LEE, R 9 491 MAGNUSSON, J 5 585 CUNNINGHAM, A 2 679 JONES, B 1 398 O'REILLY, T 9 492 MOORE, K 5 586 DANENBERG, N 2 680 KENNEDY, C 1 399 PETERS, M 9 493 O'BREIN, D 5 587 ECKERMAN, R 2 681 KENYON, W 1 400 PHILLIPS, J 9 494 PARKES, M 5 588 ELEFTRIOU, G 2 682 KING, W 1 401 RUSLING, G 9 495 RAMAGE, B 5 589 FITZGERALD, 2 683 KINNEAR, L 1 402 SCROOP, C 9 496 SCROOP, K 5 590 FORRESTER, T 2 684 KITTO, R 1 403 SPAGNOLETTI, R 8.5 497 WAGNER, M 5 591 GARRICK, P 2 685 KLEMM, G 1 404 ALDERMAN, C 8 498 WATCHMAN, BR 5 592 GERLACH, B 2 686 KOKAR, S 1 405 BILLETT, S 8 499 WELSH, J 5 593 GONDA, S 2 687 LANGLEY, P 1 406 DUNDOVIC, D 8 500 WILSON, M 4.5 594 GORDON, S 2 688 LEY , T 1 407 FRANKE, G 8 501 BATSCH, I 4 595 GOSS, G 2 689 LINES, L 1 408 FRIEDRICHS, M 8 502 BUTTERFIELD, P 4 596 HOOD, M 2 690 LUEY, B 1 409 HAEGI, T 8 503 COLLINS, S 4 597 HOUGH, A 2 691 MADIGAN, 1 410 JARVIS, S 8 504 DUNDOVIC, G 4 598 JACKSON, S 2 692 McDONALD, W 1 411 MARSCHALL, G 8 505 DUNSTAN, 4 599 JAMES, R 2 693 McDONOUGH, P 1 412 ORCHARD, M 8 506 ECCLESTONE, P 4 600 JENNER, E 2 694 McGUIRE, D 1 413 OWENS, N 8 507 FANNING, D 4 601 LAWSON, D 2 695 MILLEN, P 1 414 PALMER, J 8 508 FLETCHER, N 4 602 LEIMAN, A 2 696 MILLER, C 1 415 PLATTEN, R 8 509 FRIEDRICKS, R 4 603 LETZEPIS, J 2 697 MORRISH, J 1 416 PRYOR, G 8 510 FURNESS, R 4 604 MAGUIRE, S 2 698 MOULDEN, D 1 417 RAMAN, D 8 511 GARTH, C 4 605 MARGITICH, T 2 699 MULLINS, T 1 418 SMITH, N 8 512 HARRIS, N 4 606 McKINNON, M 2 700 NAILER, M 1 419 STANSFIELD, J 8 513 HARVEY, J 4 607 MEGSON, S 2 701 ORMAN, T 1 420 THOMAS, S 8 514 HATCHARD, D 4 608 MILVERTON, J 2 702 PALNOK, E 1 421 VERGELIOUS, R 8 515 HIGGINS, G 4 609 MOORE, P 2 703 PEARCE, C 1 422 WATCHMAN, M 8 516 HODGE, M 4 610 MURRAY, G 2 704 PENNO, G 1 423 WHITBREAD, P 8 517 HOWLETT, D 4 611 NEUHOFFER, L 2 705 POLICKI, P 1 424 YATES, R 8 518 JEANES, M 4 612 OATES, B 2 706 POTTS, D 1 425 SMITH, King 7.5 519 MANNING, D 4 613 OXENHAM, B 2 707 PRICE, C 1 426 ALLEN, P 7 520 MOFFAT, B 4 614 PHILLIPS, I 2 708 PRICE, L 1 427 BAILEY, M 7 521 MORGAN, P 4 615 PINFIELD, K 2 709 REETZ, C 1 428 BAKER, S 7 522 NICHOLAS, D 4 616 PRIME, A 2 710 REEVES, M 1 429 BARKER, A 7 523 PATTIE, J 4 617 ROWE, G 2 711 RENFREY, P 1 430 CARROLL, D 7 524 RATCLIFF, M 4 618 SCAMMELL, B 2 712 REYNOLDS, A 1 431 CRIGAN, J 7 525 RICHARDSON, D 4 619 SCROOP, N 2 713 RICHARDSON, G 1 432 DURHAM, F 7 526 RITTER, W 4 620 SIMS, R 2 714 ROBERTS, D 1 433 FRISBY, P 7 527 SANDERSON, DH 4 621 SMITH, S 2 715 ROBERTS, T 1 434 GRISCTI, T 7 528 STEWAR T, H 4 622 VANDERBERG, A 2 716 ROBERTSON, I 1 435 GROSE, T 7 529 WHITELY, M 4 623 WEBB, B 2 717 ROONEY, D 1 436 GUBBINS, P 7 530 BLAND, S 3 624 WHITE, M 2 718 ROSSITER, P 1 437 HUGHES, D 7 531 BOSTON, B 3 625 WILLOUGHBY, C 2 719 RUDDOCK, M 1 438 HUMBLE, S 7 532 BRAVINGTON, S 3 626 WRIGHT, S 2 720 RULE, C 1 439 JERVOIS, A 7 533 CLARKE, T 3 627 BADMAN, M 1 721 RYAN, I 1 440 LIGHTFOOT, E 7 534 COOK, B 3 628 BAKER, T 1 722 SALISBURY, B 1 441 MORRIS, S 7 535 COOMBS, B 3 629 BANWELL, D 1 723 SCHOTTELIUS, I 1 442 OWEN, T 7 536 DUNBAR, C 3 630 BENNETT, G 1 724 SCOTT, D 1 443 RUTLEDGE, R 7 537 EKSERDJIAN, R 3 631 BENSON, E 1 725 SIMES, J 1 444 SARRE, A 7 538 GEUE, B 3 632 BERGER, A 1 726 SMITH, K 1 445 SMITH, A 7 539 GIFFORD, A 3 633 BOGUSZ, P 1 727 SMITH, R 1 446 THORNE, C 7 540 HALL 3 634 BROWN, J 1 728 SPURR, J 1 447 WATCHMAN, Brett 7 541 HARPER, C 3 635 BRYANT, R 1 729 STARR, J 1 448 WATSON, A 7 542 HELLIWELL, R 3 636 BURNETT, S 1 730 STRATFOLD, C 1 449 WEBBER, N 7 543 HILL, S 3 637 BYRNE, N 1 731 SYRUS, J 1 450 WILLOUGHBY, T 7 544 HISGROVE, T 3 638 CAESAEOWICZ, M 1 732 TAYLOR, K 1 451 ABELL, G 6 545 HOLNESS, G 3 639 CARUSO, B 1 733 THOMPSON, R 1 452 ADAMS, D 6 546 HOWELL, D 3 640 CHAMBER, R 1 734 TONKIN, G 1 453 BLESING, C 6 547 JOHNCOCK, K 3 641 CHAMBERLIN, D 1 735 TRAVIS, L 1 454 BOSTON, C 6 548 JOHNSTONE, E 3 642 CHAMBERLIN, H 1 736 TREGENZA, T 1 455 BURGESS, R 6 549 JONES, D 3 643 CHANDLER, W 1 737 TUCK, E 1 456 BURNHARDT, R 6 550 LEEK, C 3 644 COGHLAN, K 1 738 TULLEY , M 1 457 CHUDLEIGH, D 6 551 LEHMANN, B 3 645 CONLON, B 1 739 TURRELL, A 1 458 CORBETT, G 6 552 LENGTON, D 3 646 CONLON, T 1 740 VENN, R 1 459 CRANE, J 6 553 LOXTON, J 3 647 COOK, P 1 741 WAGNER, A 1 460 DELLOW, G 6 554 MANUEL, G 3 648 COOMBE, M 1 742 WALLACE, S 1 461 FORDE, J 6 555 MEGSON, C 3 649 COOPER, P 1 743 WENDE, W 1 462 FULLER, C 6 556 MITCHELL, P 3 650 COULLS, R 1 744 WEYGOOD, B 1 463 HEWITSON, C 6 557 PAECH, K 3 651 CROSBY, M 1 745 WICKS, D 1 464 HILL, T 6 558 PARRY, G 3 652 DANIS, A 1 746 WILKIN, 1 465 MAY, R 6 559 PETT, C 3 653 DEBOO, J 1 747 WINDSOR, R 1 466 McROBERTS, G 6 560 RAYMOND, C 3 654 DIMARZO, A 1 748 WISMAN, O 1 467 PALMER, M 6 561 REAVLEY, A 3 655 DONNELLAN, M 1 749 WOOD, D 1 468 PORTER, S 6 562 ROBERTSON, P 3 656 DOWNING, F 1 469 SCHWARTZKOPF, A 6 563 SEEARY, D 3 657 DRIVER, K 1 470 HANN, A 5.5 564 SEXTON, V 3 658 DUFFY, M 1

BATTING AGGREGATE

NAM E RUNS AVE NAM E RUNS AVE NAM E RUNS AVE NAM E RUNS AVE 1 KENYON, L 10013 33.8 87 BONNER, G 1068 22. 3 173 DONOHUE, M 446 12. 7 259 HARPER, C 221 110.5 2 CONLON, D 9395 28. 3 88 BAILEY, S 1059 14. 1 174 ROBERTS, P 439 15. 7 260 FERRIS, J 220 16. 9 3 DAVENPORT, Steve 8404 26. 8 89 FERRIS, D 1019 11. 2 175 DOWNING, I 438 10. 4 261 COULLS, H 218 16. 8 4 BENSON, A 7113 25. 1 90 LAYTON, P 993 23. 1 176 BILLS, A 434 24. 1 262 HICKS, P 214 16. 5 5 DURHAM, P 6224 23. 8 91 KOKK, P 966 22. 5 177 SMITH, D 434 24. 1 263 WINN, R 213 6.9 6 GILL, K 5617 25. 5 92 BRODIE, B 941 23. 5 178 ANDERSON, M 430 20. 5 264 BARKER, L 211 10 7 CASSID Y, A 5521 25. 9 93 WATCHMAN, A 927 23. 8 179 CLARKE, H 426 18. 5 265 TURCO, N 208 13. 9 8 RAYNER, A 5485 28. 3 94 VANDER W YST, A 924 14. 2 180 COGHLAN, W 423 11. 1 266 DURHAM, S 207 15. 9 9 W ITHERS, M 5345 24. 9 95 STALLARD, B 923 30. 8 181 MARTIN, T 420 16. 8 267 FERGUSON, A 207 9.4 10 GROSS, R 4822 28. 7 96 MACHEN, D 911 19. 8 182 CUNNINGHAM, S 416 15. 4 268 VARACALLI, D 207 17. 3 11 CHILTON, Brett 4412 22. 5 97 PROKOPEC, M 889 13. 5 183 DAVENPORT, Sam 415 11. 2 269 DELEAN, T 206 18. 7 12 LINCOLN, M 4295 21. 7 98 BOSTON, G 876 25. 8 184 ELFORD, K 413 14. 8 270 CRAM, D 205 18. 6 13 MEGSON, PG 4191 20. 7 99 PROKOPEC, K 868 17. 7 185 CROSSLEY, D 405 20. 3 271 WATCHMAN, BK 203 14. 5 14 WRIGHT, David 4152 25. 6 100 LUNDY, K 867 14. 9 186 BOOTS, B 397 17. 3 272 WATTCHOW, B 202 15. 5 15 JENNER, G 3913 19. 3 101 PROBERT, J 866 18. 8 187 DYSON, J 396 8.1 273 KENNEDY, S 201 9.6 16 DAVIS, J 3717 21. 7 102 CLEMENTS, A 850 16 188 JARVIS, D 396 16. 5 274 AGNEW, D 196 21. 8 17 OATES, P 3707 22. 5 103 W ORK, A 848 19. 7 189 ABELL, R 395 16. 5 275 SLEE, B 196 13. 1 18 WATCHMAN, G 3606 18. 6 104 MARTIN, R 845 24. 9 190 AKKERMAN, G 393 18. 7 276 KOSCHADE, A 195 10. 3 19 WILLIAMS, B 3359 23. 5 105 WINN, D 844 30. 1 191 BARNARD, S 381 21. 2 277 WATCHMAN, Brett 194 21. 6 20 BRODIE, S 3153 22. 5 106 WARHURST, A 831 19. 3 192 HOWARD, P 381 19. 1 278 BARKER, A 193 27. 6 21 WATCHMAN, C 2928 21. 5 107 DEWAR, A 824 18. 7 193 BRETON, M 371 28. 5 279 MERRITT, D 188 13. 4 22 WILLIAMS, S 2693 21 108 GIFFORD, I 792 33 194 VIRGO, M 371 14. 8 280 YATES, R 188 26. 9 23 LANGHAM, G 2587 23. 3 109 DALE, B 779 15. 3 195 SHERRIFF, W 370 19. 5 281 LEVER ENZ, B 185 12. 3 24 JENNER, J 2546 25 110 CHALLENS, E 759 27. 1 196 SANDERSON, DC 367 14. 1 282 KIMBER, G 184 20. 4 25 JENNER, M 2290 22 111 BRYANT, A 754 13. 5 197 GOOD, A 365 26. 1 283 GUY, M 181 8.2 26 PORTER, L 2255 15. 1 112 DENNETT, S 754 18 198 YARDLEY, I 365 14. 6 284 VERGELIOUS, R 181 25. 9 27 SAUNDERS, J 2207 17 113 WATCHMAN, L 754 23. 6 199 KERR, J 355 12. 2 285 POWELL, 178 13. 7 28 JENNER, A 2172 19. 1 114 REYNOLDS, G 736 17. 1 200 DUNCAN, B 354 23. 6 286 THOMPSON, P 177 13. 6 29 DANIEL, C 2170 31 115 STRATFOLD, N 735 13. 6 201 PHOENIX, P 354 12. 2 287 BILLETT, S 176 35. 2 30 PENNO, J 2147 16. 5 116 SYRUS, A 734 12 202 EDMISTON, D 353 23. 5 288 CLEGHORN, L 174 14. 5 31 BRACEGIRDLE, R 2145 21. 5 117 ZANDER, J 734 17. 5 203 CHAKU, S 352 16 289 WATSON, A 174 34. 8 32 BENSON, J 2144 22. 3 118 HUPPATZ, Matt 703 21. 3 204 CRAMP, D 352 17. 6 290 FRIEDRICHS, P 173 28. 8 33 COX, J 2133 29. 2 119 MOORE, T 701 11. 5 205 RICKARDS, A 352 16 291 TOOTELL, S 173 7.5 34 MAYES, P 2132 20. 1 120 SYRUS, R 701 20. 6 206 SUMMERTON, P 350 17. 5 292 ATKINSON, G 167 7 35 GILLOTT, J 2113 17. 2 121 THOMPSON, F 697 9.8 207 WOOD, M 350 10. 6 293 DALTON, R 165 8.3 36 SMITH, M 2101 18. 9 122 TURNBULL, K 690 22. 3 208 DAVENPORT, B 346 24. 7 294 LATUS, P 164 16. 4 37 TERRY, M 2067 23. 2 123 SCROOP, I 684 29. 7 209 ELFORD, M 344 12. 3 295 ATWE LL, D 162 16. 2 38 ALLEN, D 2059 19. 2 124 DAY, M 669 20. 9 210 ELLI OTT, N 343 16. 3 296 GRIFFITHS, T 162 6 39 PORTER, C 1930 18. 2 125 KIRVAN, C 666 20. 2 211 FISHER, A 338 24. 1 297 MURRAY, C 162 6 40 HENDER, C 1886 17 126 WATCHMAN, N 650 13. 8 212 CONLON, M 337 7.7 298 LESCHKE, C 161 10. 7 41 KRESS, M 1884 25. 8 127 SIMPSON, L 634 22. 6 213 PARKER, S 332 15. 8 299 SCOTT, M 161 9.5 42 HARRIS, R 1867 26. 7 128 AKKERMAN, W 624 21. 5 214 ROBERTSON, A 329 15 300 DOWNING, M 160 5.7 43 TUCK, G 1826 25 129 BEGG, D 622 32. 7 215 WILLIAMS, R 329 9.1 301 AUSTIN, S 159 6.9 44 TERRY, Mark 1794 28. 9 130 MOFFAT, G 622 11. 3 216 CLARKE, R 328 17. 3 302 FRISBY, G 156 8.2 45 CASSIDY, J 1757 23. 4 131 AM ATO , D 621 14. 1 217 ROSIE, G 326 8.2 303 JAMES, D 155 7.8 46 HOUGH, P 1745 14. 3 132 HILL, H 609 11. 5 218 DAVENPORT, T 324 11. 6 304 COOPER, S 152 11. 7 47 LAWRENCE, P 1728 18. 6 133 PETTINGILL, N 602 35. 4 219 UPTON, M 324 16. 2 305 WRIGHT, Darren 152 12. 7 48 RAW, J 1721 33. 1 134 HARRIS, B 601 8.8 220 BREZNIAK, N 322 15. 3 306 FEAR, G 151 7.6 49 WILLIAMS, P 1709 15. 1 135 YOUNG, S 587 17. 3 221 WORK, S 317 10. 2 307 HILLIER, M 151 11. 6 50 KENYON, T 1700 15. 6 136 WILSON, B 586 29. 3 222 GRAHAM, S 315 15. 8 308 MOORE, B 151 9.4 51 EKSERDJIAN, D 1672 13. 9 137 MURRAY, T 584 15. 4 223 IMRAY, N 315 18. 5 309 ROMANOWSKI , P 150 9.4 52 GEORGE, P 1672 23. 2 138 SCHMIDT, R 582 14. 6 224 RAW, I 312 31. 2 310 ASWEGEN, J 148 11. 4 53 WATCHMAN, S 1639 24. 8 139 McGOUGH, J 580 10 225 CALDERBANK, J 310 18. 2 311 HASEL, W 148 5.9 54 JONES, W 1622 16. 4 140 BUTTERY, C 571 17. 8 226 ARNOLD, L 306 14. 6 312 HAUSSEN, Ray 147 14. 7 55 SHARLAND, S 1620 47. 6 141 GRIFFEN, N 571 12. 4 227 HARPER, M 306 11. 8 313 BURGESS, D 146 8.6 56 McGOUGH, G 1611 22. 7 142 HOUSE, G 571 23. 8 228 GRIFFEN, I 300 7.5 314 LAWSON, R 146 20. 9 57 PURDY, J 1544 31. 5 143 READ, D 564 15. 7 229 BISHOP, A 297 11 315 McGINN, P 146 4.2 58 DILENA, C 1524 46. 2 144 DODDRIDGE, L 556 13. 2 230 HARMAN, J 294 14 316 WISMAN, L 145 14. 5 59 BENSON, R 1468 16 145 CHILTON, Ben 554 12. 6 231 MURPHY, J 293 8.1 317 HARMAN, K 143 15. 9 60 FISHER, C 1456 13. 5 146 HOUGH, I 553 21. 3 232 JONES, A 291 6.5 318 THOMAS, A 143 28. 6 61 BRACEGIRDLE, G 1450 29. 6 147 JENNER, D 545 18. 8 233 PATTISON, B 291 18. 2 319 BINKS, P 142 10. 9 62 TONKIN, B 1443 17. 8 148 EDWARDS, D 543 13. 9 234 DAY, S 289 24. 1 320 OAKE, M 142 7.5 63 PEACE, S 1422 18 149 PENNO, R 538 13. 8 235 THORNE, M 289 19. 3 321 SARRE, A 142 17. 8 64 PILMORE, M 1398 39. 9 150 FRICKER, L 535 14. 9 236 EVITTS, B 287 15. 9 322 ASHBY, P 135 11. 3 65 FALLA VOLLITA , D 1392 26. 8 151 HARRIS, P 527 12 237 KNUCKEY, K 279 17. 4 323 COOPER, R 134 9.6 66 MANGELSDORF, D 1391 24. 8 152 CORBETT, J 526 10. 7 238 McKERNAN, A 276 16. 2 324 McGOUGH, E 133 8.3 67 HOW ARD, A 1384 24. 3 153 LUEY, L 514 46. 7 239 RAINSFORD, K 272 20. 9 325 WHICKER, S 133 12. 1 68 GRAY, W 1369 29. 8 154 THOMAS, D 507 15. 4 240 HARDING, S 269 12. 2 326 RIDDEL, J 132 16. 5 69 CHILTON, D 1352 10 155 DANENBERG, P 504 17. 4 241 O'REILLY, T 263 32. 9 327 DIXON, M 131 11. 9 70 ROBINSON, M 1352 27 156 RAMAGE, J 504 18. 7 242 KERR, P 261 21. 8 328 OLLI VER, R 131 10. 9 71 HILDITCH, J 1337 16. 3 157 MILLS, S 501 27. 8 243 CLIFT, J 256 12. 2 329 BAILEY, M 130 18. 6 72 GEORGE, C 1305 13. 6 158 HARPER, D 496 27. 6 244 O'LOONEY, K 255 23. 2 330 AKKERMAN, S 129 11. 7 73 CONLON, J 1278 16. 2 159 STRANGE, J 489 9.4 245 PORTER, D 255 13. 4 331 NOBLE, J 129 14. 3 74 W ORK, N 1268 16. 9 160 WILSON, T 481 13. 4 246 WENK, A 248 13. 8 332 PRYOR, G 129 16. 1 75 NEIL, D 1257 7.3 161 BENSON, D 476 20. 7 247 STEWART, J 245 24. 5 333 SPEAK, G 128 21. 3 76 JOHN, S 1244 17. 8 162 NEWLAND, M 476 9.2 248 KIMPTON, C 241 18. 5 334 DUNBAR, C 127 42. 3 77 MOWAT, C 1217 8.5 163 SCRIVENS, L 476 10. 6 249 GALE, S 240 8 335 FRIEDRICHS, M 126 14 78 GOTTSCHE, P 1195 16. 4 164 GOULDING, N 468 18 250 NUSSEY, S 240 13. 3 336 RUSSELL, B 126 8.4 79 BAILEY, G 1182 14. 1 165 SCROOP, L 467 18 251 WATCHMAN, T 239 14. 1 337 DAYAL, S 125 12. 5 80 STRINGER, W 1169 30 166 HAUSSEN, Rsen 463 51. 4 252 McFARLANE, A 238 15. 9 338 SHARLAND, J 124 17. 7 81 GILL, N 1167 16. 4 167 MUIR, T 462 9.1 253 SCHIRMER, R 237 18. 2 339 CONSTABLE , R 123 7.7 82 ELLIOTT, Nat 1145 38. 2 168 BASEY, D 456 15. 7 254 GRAHAM, C 236 18. 2 340 KEIR, A 123 11. 2 83 SMITH, G 1145 14. 3 169 PETERS, O 455 23. 9 255 COSH, A 233 21. 2 341 WHITELY, M 123 24. 6 84 HELMORE, S 1103 23. 5 170 HAUSSEN, J 450 26. 5 256 FORDE, J 233 46. 6 342 GOODENOUGH, C 122 13. 6 85 STRINGER, A 1092 43. 7 171 JAMIESON, K 450 9.8 257 MACKLIN, S 233 17. 9 343 HILL, T 122 20. 3 86 JOHNSON, G 1071 17. 3 172 HARMAN, T 448 37. 3 258 DAY, K 232 10. 5 344 JERVOIS, A 122 24. 4

BATTING AGGREGATE

NAM E RUNS AVE NAM E RUNS AVE NAM E RUNS AVE NAM E RUNS AVE 345 POINTON, G 122 7.2 431 SHILTON, F 55 18. 3 517 NICHOLAS, D 23 7.7 603 WOOD, D 7 346 HUPPATZ, Mar k 121 13. 4 432 HAEGI, T 54 5.4 518 PARKES, M 23 7.7 604 DANENBERG, N 6 3 347 RUSSELL, D 121 13. 4 433 MAGNUSSON, J 54 27 519 SCANLON, J 23 3.8 605 HELLI WE LL, R 6 2 348 MILLER, D 119 5.2 434 MARSCHALL, G 54 10. 8 520 WILLOUGHBY, C 23 11. 5 606 HODGE, M 6 -3 349 PETT, G 117 5.9 435 PALMER, J 54 6 521 GRISCTI, T 22 7.3 607 PHILLI PS, I 6 6 350 WILLIAMS, Ric 114 9.5 436 MILLEN, P 52 522 HOPKINS, G 22 22 608 WELSH, G 6 3 351 BOX, F 112 14 437 AGORASTIDI S, C 51 8.5 523 HOWELL, D 22 7.3 609 WHITE, M 6 3 352 DWYER, G 112 4 438 DAWKINS, R 51 7.3 524 MOORE, K 22 4.4 610 BENNETT, G 5 2.5 353 RUSLING, G 112 12. 4 439 W ATTS, K 51 17 525 REAVLEY, A 22 7.3 611 EKSERDJIAN, R 5 5 354 SMITH, King 111 15. 9 440 COWAN, A 50 3.3 526 WAGNER, M 22 7.3 612 GIFFORD, A 5 5 355 ECKERMAN, R 110 36. 7 441 FLETCHER, N 50 12. 5 527 CARROLL, P 20 20 613 GRIFFEN, B 5 5 356 ALLEN, M 108 9 442 SMITH, N 49 5.4 528 MITCHELL, P 20 5 614 KENNEDY, C 5 5 357 McROBERTS, G 108 21. 6 443 HUMBLE, S 47 15. 7 529 PATTIE, J 20 10 615 LEEGRAY, R 5 1 358 LATIMER, R 106 5.3 444 LAWSON, D 47 23. 5 530 W ILSON, M 20 616 LETZEPI S, J 5 5 359 RAMAN, D 106 15. 1 445 WATCHMAN, M 47 7.8 531 CRIGAN, J 19 3.2 617 LINDSAY, R 5 1.3 360 CHEEK, A 105 17. 5 446 AMBLER, D 46 5.1 532 DUFFY, M 19 19 618 STARR, J 5 5 361 PACKER, D 104 11. 6 447 HUNTER, M 46 7.7 533 HEWITSON, C 19 3.8 619 BYRNE, N 4 362 FROWDE, T 103 7.9 448 LEIMAN, A 46 46 534 JENNER, E 19 6.3 620 LUEY, B 4 4 363 RUTTER, S 102 8.5 449 ANDERSON, P 45 5.6 535 RICHARDSON, V 19 1.9 621 PEARCE, C 4 4 364 WATCHMAN, BR 102 25. 5 450 DAVIES, M 45 6.4 536 CROSBY, M 18 18 622 PRICE, L 4 365 W ILLIS, M 102 11. 3 451 RAYMOND, C 44 14. 7 537 ELLI S, R 18 18 623 THOMPSON, R 4 366 AUSTIN, D 101 16. 8 452 CLARKE, T 43 14. 3 538 FITZGERALD, 18 6 624 CHAMBERLIN, H 3 3 367 BROOKS, L 101 9.2 453 HANN, A 43 8.6 539 ROSSITER, P 18 18 625 COOK, B 3 3 368 RAWSTHORN, K 101 5.6 454 HUGHES, D 43 8.6 540 SCROOP, K 18 3 626 DRIVER, K 3 3 369 STRUTHERS, D 101 101 455 MORGAN, P 43 14. 3 541 HISGROVE, T 17 5.7 627 FADDOUL, P 3 3 370 HART, R 99 11 456 SCROOP, C 43 7.2 542 HUNTER, R 17 8.5 628 GREIG, P 3 1.5 371 PHILLI PS, J 95 13. 6 457 SEXTON, V 43 10. 8 543 BOSTON, B 16 8 629 HOLNESS, G 3 3 372 WHITBREAD, P 94 11. 8 458 VANDERBERG, A 43 14. 3 544 COOK, P 16 16 630 PALNOK, E 3 3 373 KEPLER, G 93 6.6 459 LIGHTFOOT, E 42 8.4 545 HERBERT, S 16 3.2 631 POLICKI, P 3 3 374 CARROLL, D 92 13. 1 460 OWEN, T 42 8.4 546 JEANES, M 16 4 632 PORTER, S 3 1 375 MEGSON, PS 92 9.2 461 BEELITZ, D 40 5.7 547 LANGLEY, P 16 633 ROBERTS, T 3 3 376 CLARKE, J 91 22. 8 462 BLESING, C 40 6.7 548 MAY, R 16 2.3 634 SCAMMELL, B 3 1.5 377 WAIT, B 91 9.1 463 CHOUA, J 40 2.9 549 POTTS, D 16 16 635 WAGNER, A 3 3 378 CHUDLEIGH, D 90 12. 9 464 DUNSTAN, 40 8 550 DURHAM, F 15 3.8 636 WEYGOOD, B 3 3 379 CRAIG, K 90 5 465 WELSH, J 40 10 551 HOUGH, A 15 7.5 637 BENSON, E 2 2 380 FRISBY, P 90 12. 9 466 SIEVERS, V 39 19. 5 552 PARRY, G 15 7.5 638 BOWERING, 2 2 381 WILLOUGHBY, T 89 12. 7 467 THOMAS, S 39 5.6 553 DUNDOVIC, D 14 4.7 639 CLARKE, N 2 2 382 LESCHKE, J 88 7.3 468 JARVIS, S 38 4.2 554 HODGE, S 14 2.3 640 COOMBE, M 2 2 383 MORENO, E 88 8 469 CURTIS, G 37 4.6 555 HOWLETT, D 14 4.7 641 COOMBS, B 2 1 384 SEEARY, D 88 29. 3 470 KUTIELEH, R 37 9.3 556 McDONALD, D 14 1.2 642 DIMARZO, A 2 2 385 RICHARDSON, D 87 29 471 PETERS, M 37 5.3 557 SPAGNOLETTI, R 14 2.8 643 FANNING, D 2 0.7 386 RITCHIE, S 86 8.6 472 BUSHAWAY, R 36 3.6 558 VENN, R 14 14 644 GRIFFITHS, N 2 2 387 O'BREIN, D 85 14. 2 473 HATCHARD, D 36 9 559 WINN, I 14 2 645 HOOD, M 2 1 388 RAWNSLEY, M 84 3.4 474 KRESS, R 36 7.2 560 HARVEY, J 13 2.6 646 KITTO, R 2 2 389 BARCLAY, D 83 6.9 475 MAGUIRE, S 36 12 561 MADIGAN, 13 13 647 LEY, T 2 2 390 RUDDOCK, M 83 41. 5 476 TAMMITA, T 36 6 562 BOGGIANNO, P 12 12 648 LINES, L 2 1 391 BATES, R 82 27. 3 477 COLBATCH, T 35 35 563 JOHNSTONE, E 12 4 649 MILVERTON, J 2 392 PETT, C 80 20 478 JEFFRIES, T 35 3.2 564 ROONEY, D 12 12 650 REYNOLDS, A 2 2 393 GRUND, T 77 12. 8 479 MITCHELL, C 35 4.4 565 RUTLEDGE, R 12 6 651 SCROOP, N 2 2 394 BOTT, O 76 8.4 480 ROBERTSON, P 35 8.8 566 SALI SBURY, B 12 652 SMITH, S 2 2 395 BRAVINGTON, S 76 38 481 RUDDOCK, D 35 5.8 567 SCHWARTZKOPF, A 12 6 653 BATSCH, I 1 0.3 396 GIBLETT, P 73 4.9 482 BUTTERFIELD, P 34 11. 3 568 BAKER, T 11 11 654 BOGUSZ, P 1 1 397 WATCHMAN, F 73 3.7 483 MEGSON, S 34 17 569 BUTTERY, D 11 5.5 655 BURNETT, S 1 1 398 COX, L 72 8 484 ORCHARD, M 34 3.4 570 ECCLESTONE, P 11 2.8 656 CHAMBERLIN, D 1 1 399 ORMAN, T 72 72 485 PLATTEN, R 34 4.3 571 GUNN, D 11 657 CLAYTON, G 1 1 400 SMITH, A 72 10. 3 486 SANDERSON, DH 33 8.3 572 PENNO, G 11 11 658 CUNNINGHAM, A 1 0.5 401 GERLACH, B 70 35 487 BOX, K 32 4.6 573 AISTON 10 2.5 659 DANIS, A 1 1 402 NETTLE, R 70 4.7 488 CORBETT, G 32 6.4 574 BRODERS, L 10 5 660 DEBOO, J 1 0.5 403 WILLSON, J 70 5 489 CRANE, J 32 8 575 COLES, W 10 10 661 DONNELLAN, M 1 1 404 SILCOCK, J 67 16. 8 490 HOLDSWORTH, L 32 3.2 576 HALL 10 5 662 GARTH, C 1 0.3 405 FURNESS, R 66 11 491 MOFFAT, B 32 10. 7 577 KLEMM, G 10 10 663 GODFREY, M 1 1 406 GUBBINS, P 66 13. 2 492 PURVIS, M 31 3.4 578 RICHARDSON, G 10 5 664 GOSS, G 1 0.3 407 ALDERMAN, C 65 9.3 493 DUNDOVIC, G 30 10 579 SIMES, J 10 10 665 HUTTON, M 1 1 408 BURNHARDT, R 65 9.3 494 GROVE, R 30 30 580 BANWE LL, D 9 9 666 JOHNCOCK, K 1 0.5 409 GHEE, J 65 5 495 JONES, D 30 6 581 EDMEADES, S 9 9 667 LENGTON, D 1 0.3 410 LITTLE, D 64 5.8 496 MORRIS, S 30 4.3 582 GEUE, B 9 4.5 668 MANUEL, G 1 0.3 411 STANSFIELD, J 64 7.1 497 PALMER, M 30 5 583 GORDON, S 9 2.3 669 McDONALD, W 1 1 412 BAKER, S 63 9 498 TRAVIS, L 30 30 584 MARGITICH, T 9 4.5 670 MILLER, C 1 1 413 DAVEY, W 62 4.4 499 GARRICK, P 28 14 585 OWENS, N 9 1.3 671 MOULDEN, D 1 1 414 BURGESS, R 61 8.7 500 GILKES, A 28 4.7 586 RITTER, W 9 3 672 MULLINS, T 1 1 415 FRANKE, G 61 7.6 501 MURRAY, G 28 14 587 WEBBER, N 9 1.8 673 OXENHAM, B 1 1 416 FULLER, C 61 10. 2 502 BOX, H 27 2.3 588 BLAND, S 8 8 674 PAECH, K 1 0.5 417 STIMSON, J 61 4.4 503 ROWE, G 27 13. 5 589 COLLINS, S 8 8 675 RENFREY, P 1 1 418 FRIEDRICKS, R 60 20 504 SMITH, Dylan 27 4.5 590 GONDA, S 8 8 676 ROBERTS, D 1 419 GALLACHER, I 60 8.6 505 HARRIS, M 26 26 591 LANGMAID, M 8 2 677 RULE, C 1 1 420 KENYON, K 60 4.3 506 MANNING, D 26 8.7 592 PINFIELD, K 8 2.7 678 TAYLER, A 1 0.5 421 PENNO, D 60 10 507 McDONOUGH, P 26 13 593 RAMAGE, B 8 4 679 TURRELL, A 1 0.5 422 THOMAS, C 60 5.5 508 DELLO W, G 25 4.2 594 THOMAS, B 8 8 680 WESCOMBE, G 1 1 423 SHACKLEFORD, P 59 5.9 509 LEE, R 25 8.3 595 ABELL, G 7 1.4 424 ALLEN, P 58 11. 6 510 PRIME, A 25 12. 5 596 ADAMS, D 7 1.8 425 JAMES, R 57 28. 5 511 WINN, C 25 12. 5 597 BADMAN, M 7 426 STEWART, H 57 14. 3 512 BOSTON, C 24 6 598 DOWNING, W 7 1.8 427 TONKIN, G 57 57 513 HIGGINS, G 24 6 599 GAMBLE, G 7 1.8 428 HORSELL, K 56 8 514 PEARCE, S 24 2.7 600 GREEN, R 7 1 429 MOORE, P 55 18. 3 515 HARRIS, N 23 5.8 601 GROSE, T 7 1.4 430 RATCLIFF, M 55 11 516 MEGSON, C 23 7.7 602 THORNE, C 7 1.8

BOWLING AGGREGATE

NAME WICKETS AVE NAME WICKETS AVE NAME WICKETS AVE 1 JENNER, G 526 17 83 HASEL, W 55 24.1 165 BROOKS, L 22 19 2 NEIL, D 504 17.8 84 DAVENPOR T, Steve 54 15.6 166 CLARKE, H 22 26 3 HOUGH, P 480 15.4 85 GUY , M 54 21.1 167 DANIEL, C 22 16.6 4 JONES, W 437 16.5 86 WILLIAMS, S 53 22.8 168 HOLDSWORTH, L 22 17.1 5 CHILTON, D 418 16.4 87 MURRAY, C 52 24.6 169 HOUSE, G 22 18 6 LINCOLN, M 357 17.4 88 WINN, D 52 21.6 170 McGOUGH, J 22 23.2 7 WATCHMAN, G 335 16.7 89 LAYTON, P 51 12.7 171 MOFFAT, G 22 23 8 STRANGE, J 308 16.3 90 STRINGER, W 51 16.7 172 BUSHAWAY, R 21 18.9 9 FERRIS, D 288 19.1 91 PENNO, R 49 23.4 173 CRAIG, K 21 38 10 GEORGE, C 274 20.2 92 PETT, G 49 22.6 174 RAW, J 21 21.4 11 OATES, P 264 22 93 KENNEDY, S 48 21.3 175 WATCHMAN, S 21 14 12 JENNER, M 260 19.7 94 KNUCKEY, K 48 17.8 176 DAY, K 20 26.8 13 HILL, H 244 17.5 95 BRETON, M 47 9.1 177 EDMISTON, D 20 17.3 14 CHILTON, Brett 235 19.5 96 WHICKER, S 47 17.6 178 HODGE, S 20 27.3 15 SCHMIDT, R 231 12.7 97 WORK, A 47 18.5 179 JARVIS, S 20 15.2 16 SMITH, M 228 20.6 98 BRODIE, B 45 26.8 180 PENNO, J 20 18.3 17 RAYNER, A 220 17.1 99 WRIGHT, Darren 45 14.7 181 ROBINSON, M 20 17.8 18 BAILEY, G 212 21.3 100 PEACE, S 44 22.4 182 WATTCHOW, B 20 10.4 19 WITHERS, M 199 17.9 101 SMITH, G 44 19.5 183 AKKERMAN, W 19 16.7 20 HENDER, C 191 18.4 102 CALDERBANK, J 43 16.6 184 BRACEGIRDLE, R 19 17.1 21 GILLOTT, J 182 15.1 103 CROSSLEY, D 43 23.1 185 LESCHKE, C 19 30.2 22 TONKIN, B 171 20.5 104 BEGG, D 42 15.4 186 LUNDY, K 19 29.1 23 HARRIS, P 159 12.8 105 MITCHELL, C 42 17.9 187 MERRITT, D 19 27.4 24 ALLEN, D 156 23.9 106 TUCK, G 42 21.3 188 DWYER, G 17 46 25 JOHN, S 156 18.5 107 GRIFFEN, I 41 19 189 FERRIS, J 17 13.3 26 WILLIAMS, B 153 17.7 108 SCOTT, M 41 12.4 190 GRAHAM, S 17 29.5 27 McGINN, P 151 18.2 109 DODDRIDGE, L 40 20.5 191 HARMAN, J 17 11.9 28 DAVIS, J 147 17.7 110 HARDING, S 40 24.8 192 LATUS, P 17 21.8 29 GROSS, R 146 23.2 111 BRACEGIRDLE, G 38 17.1 193 DAVIES, M 16 11.9 30 PORTER, L 144 22.5 112 CONLON, M 38 22.9 194 DILENA, C 16 31.8 31 JENNER, A 141 20.3 113 JOHNSON, G 38 19.2 195 GOODENOUGH, C 16 20.8 32 ROSIE, G 141 21.6 114 McGOUGH, E 38 22.3 196 HARMAN, T 16 16.4 33 CONLON, D 138 20.1 115 STRINGER, A 38 14.5 197 TERRY, Mark 16 23.2 34 DENNETT, S 135 10.3 116 DALE, B 37 27.1 198 THOMAS, C 16 18.3 35 CRAMP, D 128 16.3 117 SIMPSON, L 37 16.2 199 WISMAN, L 16 12.4 36 GEORGE, P 127 18.2 118 BASEY, D 36 14.8 200 ALDERMAN, C 15 15 37 KENYON, T 127 12 119 KERR, P 36 12.7 201 JERVOIS, A 15 17.7 38 BENSON, A 116 16.7 120 BRYANT, A 35 21.5 202 MILLER, D 15 15.5 39 HILDITCH, J 114 23.4 121 DYSON, J 35 23.1 203 MOORE, B 15 28.2 40 WORK, N 111 27.5 122 GIBLETT, P 35 22.7 204 PACKER, D 15 25.3 41 WILSON, T 108 22.8 123 KERR, J 35 23.6 205 SHACKLEFORD, P 15 17.1 42 MEGSON, PG 104 23.1 124 ASWEGEN, J 34 21.8 206 THOMPSON, F 15 19.3 43 WATCHMAN, A 102 16.3 125 COX, J 34 23.9 207 WATCHMAN, N 15 16.3 44 CORBETT, J 100 22.6 126 AGNEW, D 33 17.8 208 DIXON, M 14 25.6 45 ROMANOWSKI, P 99 15.2 127 DUNCAN, B 33 13.3 209 FROWDE, T 14 22.9 46 PROKOPEC, K 98 16.2 128 CLEMEN TS, A 32 25.3 210 GALLACHER, I 14 21.4 47 SAUNDERS, J 98 22.6 129 DOWNING, M 32 15.3 211 HILL, T 14 15.6 48 NEWLAND, M 95 21.2 130 WATCHMAN, BK 32 23.7 212 JAMIESON, K 14 31.2 49 WATCHMAN, L 93 16.7 131 CHEEK, A 31 14.1 213 KEPLER, G 14 27.3 50 STRATFOLD, N 91 21.7 132 VANDER WYST, A 31 25.2 214 KOKK, P 14 11.2 51 PURDY, J 90 18.8 133 AGORASTIDIS, C 30 18.5 215 LEVERENZ, B 14 12.6 52 READ, D 90 16.2 134 AUSTIN, D 30 21.1 216 RAMAGE, J 14 26.1 53 CHILTON, Ben 87 16.6 135 MILLS, S 30 26.1 217 RUTLEDGE, R 14 16.2 54 HARRIS, B 85 22.9 136 MOORE, T 30 23.5 218 WILLIS, M 14 27.7 55 SYRUS, A 83 16.4 137 DAVENPOR T, B 29 16.4 219 WILLSON, J 14 29.2 56 AMATO, D 80 23.9 138 LUEY, L 28 20.8 220 BENSON, D 13 26.2 57 SCROOP, L 78 16.9 139 SYRUS, R 28 18 221 BENSON, J 13 22.3 58 JONES, A 77 20.1 140 FEAR, G 27 22.4 222 BOTT, O 13 20.9 59 McKERNAN, A 77 18 141 GOOD, A 27 17.4 223 DAYAL, S 13 30.2 60 MOWAT, C 76 24.3 142 PETTINGILL, N 27 19.4 224 FISHER, C 13 33.8 61 SHARLAND, S 75 12.1 143 COULLS, H 26 16.8 225 FRISBY, P 13 13.6 62 GRAY, W 72 19.9 144 IMRAY, N 26 24.7 226 JARVIS, D 13 10.6 63 KIRVAN, C 72 17.3 145 THOMPSON, P 26 17.2 227 MORENO, E 13 27.8 64 SCRIVENS, L 71 20.7 146 WATSON, A 26 12.5 228 PROKOPEC, M 13 22 65 BISHOP, A 69 14.1 147 WORK, S 26 32.5 229 WRIGHT, David 13 23.3 66 MARTIN, R 69 13.9 148 BRODIE, S 25 30.4 230 BENSON, R 12 16.2 67 DOWNING, I 68 16.3 149 CHALLENS, E 25 17.7 231 BOSTON, G 12 33.2 68 SCROOP, I 68 12.2 150 POWELL, 25 15.9 232 CONSTABLE, R 12 39 69 DAVENPOR T, Sam 64 19.6 151 TURNBULL, K 25 26.4 233 DALTON, R 12 14.2 70 WATCHMAN, C 62 17.3 152 YARDLEY, I 25 27.3 234 ELLIOTT, N 12 26 71 HARPER, M 61 19.2 153 ATKINSON, G 24 21.4 235 FRICKER, L 12 23.8 72 JENNER, J 61 23.3 154 DURHAM, P 24 21.8 236 MANGELSDORF, D 12 30.4 73 BILLS, A 60 10.4 155 ELFORD, M 24 19.5 237 STEWAR T, J 12 22 74 BREZNIAK, N 59 19.1 156 GALE, S 24 16.4 238 WATCHMAN, T 12 24.2 75 GRIFFEN, N 59 22.8 157 GIFFORD, I 24 18.1 239 ALLEN, M 11 19.6 76 SLEE, B 59 15.7 158 NUSSEY, S 24 29.5 240 BILLETT, S 11 11.6 77 DONOHUE, M 58 25.3 159 WARHURST, A 24 23.5 241 BOX, F 11 17.7 78 ROBERTSON, A 58 21.5 160 AKKERMAN, S 23 28 242 COGHLAN, W 11 17.5 79 CASSIDY, A 57 25.7 161 BARKER, L 23 37.9 243 DURHAM, S 11 32.2 80 EDWARDS, D 57 20.4 162 KRESS, M 23 21.3 244 FRIEDRICKS, R 11 14.2 81 COOPER, R 56 16.6 163 SARRE, A 23 11.7 245 GHEE, J 11 16.3 82 LAWRENCE, P 56 21.7 164 UPTON, M 23 21.3 246 MARSCHALL, G 11 30.7

BOWLING AGGREGATE

NAME WICKETS AVE NAME WICKETS AVE NAME WICKETS AVE 247 PEARCE, S 11 25.7 329 LESCHKE, J 5 37.6 411 PROBERT, J 2 27 248 SPAGNOLETTI, R 11 29.2 330 McROBERTS, G 5 44 412 REYNOLDS, G 2 30 249 TOOTELL, S 11 20.6 331 MUIR, T 5 34.6 413 RUDDOCK, M 2 5 250 ZANDER, J 11 22.3 332 PARRY, G 5 23.8 414 RUSLING, G 2 28.5 251 ADAMS, D 10 18.9 333 PILMORE, M 5 22.2 415 SMITH, D 2 32 252 AUSTIN, S 10 18.1 334 RAYMOND, C 5 11.8 416 STALLARD, B 2 51.5 253 BLESING, C 10 26.7 335 RITCHIE, S 5 47.2 417 TERRY, M 2 41 254 COOMBS, B 10 13.4 336 YOUNG, S 5 22.6 418 TONKIN, G 2 36.5 255 DUNDOVIC, D 10 25.8 337 AMBLER, D 4 17 419 WATCHMAN, BR 2 15.5 256 FERGUSON, A 10 19.4 338 BAKER, S 4 31 420 WILSON, B 2 15 257 HOWARD, A 10 33.5 339 BRAVINGTON, S 4 17.3 421 WOOD, M 2 12.5 258 LITTLE, D 10 31.3 340 BRODERS, L 4 33.3 422 AISTON 1 26 259 MARTIN, T 10 23 341 DUNBAR, C 4 15 423 ARNOLD, L 1 23 260 MORRIS, S 10 19 342 EKSERDJIAN, D 4 17.5 424 BADMAN, M 1 37 261 OAKE, M 10 29.3 343 ELFORD, K 4 14 425 BAILEY, S 1 9 262 RUDDOCK, D 10 32.2 344 LEEK, C 4 10.3 426 BARCLAY, D 1 10 263 SCANLON, J 10 17.1 345 MILLEN, P 4 6.3 427 BINKS, P 1 20 264 STRUTHERS, D 10 8.9 346 O'REILLY, T 4 16.3 428 BOOTS, B 1 91 265 WILLOUGHBY, T 10 11.9 347 PATTIE, J 4 22.8 429 CARUSO, B 1 13 266 BARNARD, S 9 17.9 348 PRIME, A 4 13.8 430 CLARKE, J 1 15 267 CASSIDY, J 9 26.3 349 RITTER, W 4 15.3 431 CLARKE, N 1 10 268 CHOUA, J 9 28.6 350 SEXTON, V 4 21.3 432 CRIGAN, J 1 48 269 DAY, S 9 16.2 351 STEWAR T, H 4 21.3 433 CURTIS, G 1 28 270 DURHAM, F 9 21 352 THOMAS, A 4 36.3 434 DEBOO, J 1 28 271 HORSELL, K 9 41.7 353 TURCO, N 4 21.3 435 DELLOW, G 1 12 272 HOWARD, P 9 40 354 VERGELIOUS, R 4 48.8 436 DEWAR, A 1 45 273 NETTLE, R 9 11 355 WATCHMAN, F 4 32.8 437 DIMARZO, A 1 40 274 O'BREIN, D 9 30.1 356 WEBBER, N 4 45.3 438 DUNDOVIC, G 1 102 275 PRYOR, G 9 23.8 357 ABELL, R 3 64 439 FLETCHER, N 1 82 276 SHARLAND, J 9 14.9 358 ANDERSON, P 3 24.7 440 FRIEDRICHS, P 1 38 277 SMITH, King 9 23.1 359 BOSTON, B 3 34.7 441 GEUE, B 1 43 278 BUTTERY, C 8 13.3 360 BOX, K 3 0.7 442 GOTTSCHE, P 1 35 279 FURNESS, R 8 17.6 361 CHUDLEIGH, D 3 31.3 443 HALL 1 23 280 HOLNESS, G 8 15.8 362 CORBETT, G 3 95 444 HIGGINS, G 1 39 281 HUNTER, R 8 19.6 363 DAVEY, W 3 48.3 445 HOUGH, I 1 72 282 HUPPATZ, Mark 8 20.8 364 DAY , M 3 28 446 HOWLETT, D 1 30 283 KRESS, R 8 34.4 365 ELLIOTT, Nat 3 48.3 447 JOHNCOCK, K 1 25 284 LEE, R 8 30.8 366 FALLAVOLLI TA, D 3 53.7 448 KENYON, W 1 18 285 MACHEN, D 8 37.4 367 HANN, A 3 25.3 449 KIMPTON, C 1 96 286 MAGNUSSON, J 8 15.9 368 HAUSSEN, Rsen 3 7.3 450 KUTIELEH, R 1 73 287 McGOUGH, G 8 59.6 369 HELMORE, S 3 31.3 451 LANGMAID, M 1 0 288 RICHARDSON, D 8 15.8 370 JONES, D 3 26.3 452 LAWSON, R 1 12 289 WILSON, M 8 28.9 371 LOXTON, J 3 5 453 LEEGRAY, R 1 22 290 WINN, R 8 26.6 372 O'LOONEY, K 3 46.7 454 LINDSAY, R 1 38 291 YATES, R 8 14.1 373 RAWNSLEY, M 3 60.7 455 MACKLIN, S 1 35 292 CUNNINGHAM, S 7 6.4 374 RUSSELL, B 3 17.7 456 McDONOUGH, P 1 45 293 FORDE, J 7 21.9 375 RUTTER, S 3 29.7 457 MOFFAT, B 1 1 294 GILL, N 7 23.9 376 SANDERSON, DC 3 30.7 458 MOORE, P 1 28 295 HERBERT, S 7 39.3 377 SCHWARTZKOPF, A 3 24.3 459 NICHOLAS, D 1 37 296 HUMBLE, S 7 35.6 378 SHERRIFF, W 3 27.7 460 PARKES, M 1 71 297 JENNER, D 7 17.7 379 TA MMI TA, T 3 30.7 461 PHILLIPS, J 1 87 298 KENYON, K 7 28.6 380 ALLEN, P 2 20 462 PLATTEN, R 1 132 299 MANNING, D 7 8.9 381 ASHBY, P 2 22 463 RAINSFORD, K 1 31 300 PETT, C 7 16.4 382 BEELITZ, D 2 73.5 464 RAMAN, D 1 31 301 RUSSELL, D 7 11.3 383 BOGGIANNO, P 2 8 465 RAW, I 1 56 302 SHILTON, F 7 23 384 BRAVINGTON, SNR 2 14.5 466 RAWSTHORN, K 1 18 303 TESTER, R 7 12.9 385 BURGESS, D 2 35.5 467 RICKARDS, A 1 36 304 BONNER, G 6 15.3 386 CHAMBERLIN, H 2 4 468 ROBERTS, P 1 45 305 BOSTON, C 6 24.3 387 CLARKE, T 2 33.5 469 SCOTT, D 1 14 306 BROOMFIELD, M 6 22.5 388 CLEGHORN, L 2 49 470 SILCOCK, J 1 28 307 CHAKU, S 6 17.5 389 CLIFT, J 2 50.5 471 SIMES, J 1 31 308 COWAN, A 6 59.2 390 COOPER, S 2 29 472 SMITH, A 1 34 309 CRAM, D 6 16.8 391 CRANE, J 2 38.5 473 SMITH, R 1 19 310 GILKES, A 6 21.3 392 FISHER, A 2 50.5 474 SPEAK, G 1 26 311 HARPER, C 6 15.2 393 FRANKE, G 2 14 475 TAYLER, A 1 20 312 LANGHAM, G 6 30.7 394 FRIEDRICHS, M 2 11 476 THOMAS, D 1 58 313 LIGHTFOOT, E 6 57.5 395 GAMBLE, G 2 14.5 477 THOMAS, S 1 8 314 SEEARY, D 6 15.8 396 GARTH, C 2 19.5 478 VARACALLI, D 1 13 315 SMITH, Dylan 6 20.2 397 GERLACH, B 2 21.5 479 WAGNER, A 1 1 316 WATCHMAN, Brett 6 19.2 398 GOULDING, N 2 19 480 WAGNER, M 1 21 317 WILLIAMS, R 6 39 399 HARPER, D 2 16.5 481 WAIT, B 1 17 318 BOX, H 5 8.4 400 HEWITSON, C 2 36.5 482 WALLACE, S 1 81 319 GILL, K 5 28.8 401 HUTTON, M 2 12.5 483 WELSH, G 1 39 320 HARMAN, K 5 21.8 402 LEY , T 2 15 484 WHITBREAD, P 1 75 321 HARRIS, R 5 6 403 MARGITICH, T 2 13.5 485 WILLIAMS, P 1 5 322 HAUSSEN, J 5 25.8 404 MAYES, P 2 17.5 486 WILLOUGHBY, C 1 27 323 HILLIER, M 5 51.8 405 MURR AY, T 2 28 324 HUPPATZ, Matt 5 39.8 406 OATES, B 2 16 325 JEFFRIES, T 5 20.2 407 PALMER, M 2 39.5 326 KENYON, L 5 28.6 408 POINTON, G 2 23 327 LAWSON, D 5 15.2 409 PORTER, D 2 7 328 LEHMANN, B 5 15.4 410 PRICE, C 2 29 FROM THE ARCHIVES

30 Years Ago - The Declaration 1977/78

• Brett Chilton played his first season. In 9 games he scored 18 runs and took 5 wickets • D Grade team formed for the first time • Peter Gottsche wins C Grade Batting Trophy with 187 runs, C Grade wins Premiership • Fundraisers for the year included paper drives, a progressive dinner and almond picking • Len Kenyon scored his 10,000 run • Ron Schmidt wins Section 5 Bowling aggregate with 51 wickets • Tony Benson appointed Practice Coordinator • First season using Weymouth Oval as home ground • Senior Subs for the Year $25, Junior Subs $12.50 • Of all the players of 30 years ago the following all played games in 2007/08: Peter Hough, Geoff Jenner, Malcolm Lincoln, David Conlon, Brett Chilton, Phil Megson and Andrew Jenner 20 Years Ago - The Declaration 1987/88

• C and D Grade both win premierships • A Grade goes through minor round undefeated and finish minor premiers • Karl Gill, Wayne Jones and Carl Dilena selected in Association side. Karl Gill appointed captain • A Grade scored a record 8/403 • C Grade scored a record 5/412 on the same day • Mick Pilmore (C Grade) scored a record 244 runs not out against ANZ Bank • Sponsorship by the Duck Inn first initiated • Wayne Jones - A Grade Bowling, Carl Dilena – A Grade Batting and Mick Pilmore - C Grade Batting all won Association aggregates 10 Years Ago - The Declaration 1997/98 • C Grade under Geoff Jenner narrowly loses grand final to ICC Sharks by 2 wickets • Fundraising for the year included “ice-cream sales” courtesy of “Davo” • Glenn and Scott Bailey start with the Ramblers under Tony Benson in the D Grade • Glen Rosie won Most Promising Junior Award and the B Grade Bowling Trophy • Matthew Smith and Damien Allen share record 10th wicket partnership of 107 in the A Grade • Scott Brodie awarded captaincy of the Duck Club with 4 very impressive ducks and his maiden century for the club in the same year PLAYER OF THE YEAR

SEASON NAM E T EAM SECT ION RUNS WICKETS 1979/80 Malcolm Lincoln Ramblers 1 1 262 25 1980/81 Bronte Williams Ramblers 1 1 428 29 1981/82 Robert Syrus Ramblers 4 6 361 21 1982/83 Adrian Cassidy Ramblers 4 7 292 23 1983/84 Mark Withers Ramblers 3 4 534 20 1984/85 Ian Gifford Ramblers 3 4 375 19 1985/86 Angus Bills Ramblers 4 7 194 33 1986/87 Karl Gill Ramblers 1 1 329 22 catches 1987/88 Mic k Pi l mor e Ramblers 3 4 599 15 catches 1988/89 Mark Withers Ramblers 2 3 427 15 1989/90 Wayne Jones Ramblers 1 1 120 34 1990/91 Peter Oates Ramblers 2 3 296 36 1991/92 Peter Oates Ramblers 2 2 318 22 1992/93 Wayne Jones Ramblers 1 1 171 20 1993/94 John Cox Ramblers 3 5 305 19 1994/95 Brett Chilton Ramblers 3 5 407 24 1995/96 Paul George Ramblers 1 1 291 20 Warren Grey Ramblers 2 3 401 16 1996/97 Scott Sharland Ramblers 3 4 603 12 1997/98 Bill Tonkin Ramblers 1 1 155 25 1998/99 Scott Sharland Ramblers 1,2,3 1,3,4 493 23 1999/00 Phil Megson Ramblers 4 6 292 17 2000/01 Alan Stringer Ramblers 2 3 634 9 2001/02 Steve Davenport Ramblers 4 6 852 7 2002/03 Glenn Bailey Ramblers 1 1 140 32 2003/04 Matthew Smith Ramblers 1 1 284 16 Peter Oates Ramblers 4 6 225 28 2004/05 Mark Withers Ramblers 3,4 6,7 411 17 2005/06 Mark Withers Ramblers 3 6 269 26 Justin Strange Ramblers 1 1 36 43 2006/07 Scott Sharland Ramblers 5 7 167 25 2007/08 Matthew Smith Ramblers 1 1 292 34

A GRADE PLAYER OF YEAR

The A Grade Player of the Year shield was donated by past player David Ferris, who requested that it be called the AR Benson Trophy in honour of retiring club stalwart and superstar Tony Benson.

SEASON NAM E RUNS WICKETS 1998/99 Danny Cramp 72 40 1999/00 Justin Strange 29 41 2000/01 Justin Strange 53 26 Danny Cramp 43 25 2001/02 Justin Strange 90 42 2002/03 Glenn Bailey 140 32 2003/04 Matthew Smith 284 16 2004/05 Damian Allen 273 22 2005/06 Justin Strange 36 43 2006/07 Karl Gill 352 0 2006/07 Matthew Smith 292 34 CLUBMAN OF THE YEAR In 1979/80 the club decided to honour its founder, Mr Glen Watchman, by initiating an award to be presented to the Clubman of the Year. The Clubman Award is awarded to a diligent and hardworking person who has had a strong input and contribution to the club performance, generally off the field, for the current year.

Glen first played for the Ramblers in 1928/29 and played continuously until 1939/40 when the club went into recess during the Second World War. The Club w as reformed in 1947/48 and Glen continued to play from then until his last season in 1966/67 - another 20 years. Up to the mid-sixties Glen was the club. He w as Secretary, Treasurer, team organiser, matting steward and Association Delegate. His contribution on the field w as jus t as impressive, with 3606 runs and 336 w ickets in 217 games.

Glen w on 3 Bowling Trophies during the 1950’s and remains 7th on the Bow ling Aggregate, 13th on the Games Aggregate and 18th on the Batting Aggregate for the club. These figures do not include statistics from the years he played before the war for which records are no longer available. Glen w as also the Patron of the Ramblers from 1970 until his death in February 1985.

SEASON NAM E SEASON NAM E 1979/80 Tony Benson 1994/95 Robin Gross 1980/81 David Neil 1995/96 Tony Benson 1981/82 David Ferris 1996/97 John Cox 1982/83 Peter Hough 1997/98 Len Kenyon 1983/84 Malcolm Lincoln 1998/99 Tobi Wilson 1984/85 John Davis 1999/00 Jarrad Benson and Matthew Smith 1985/86 Geoff Jenner 2000/01 Dave Thomas 1986/87 Doug Ekserdjian 2001/02 Scott Brodie 1987/88 Steve Davenport 2002/03 Brett Chilton 1988/89 Mark Withers 2003/04 Justin Strange 1989/90 Hayden Hill 2004/05 Brett Brodie 1990/91 Paul Durham 2005/06 Paul Durham 1991/92 Clarrie Fisher 2006/07 Meredith Jenner 1992/93 Wayne Jones 2007/08 Glen Rosie 1993/94 David Conlon

MOST PROMISING JUNIOR Hayden Hill joined the Ramblers in 1980/81 after he moved to South Australia from Sydney. Sport was Hayden’s thing. He played cricket in the summer and footy in the winter - too much sport was never enough.

In 4 seasons w ith the B Grade, Hayden won the Bowling Trophy 3 times and, when promoted to the A Grade for the next 4 seasons, he also won that Bowling Trophy 3 times. Hayden Hill could bow l and in 96 games in 9 seasons he took 244 wickets. This is a remarkable effort considering he battled cancer for almost 3 of the 9 years. In his 8 full seasons Hayden never missed a game, such was his commitment to and enthusiasm for the game of cricket.

Hayden died in 1990 after putting up a very brave fight. The Hayden Hill Most Promising Junior Award is awarded in memory of Hayden to a junior player (under 20 years of age) who displays just some of the qualities that Hayden displayed in his short time w ith us .

SEASON NAM E SEASON NAM E 1990/91 Chad Porter 2000/01 Scott Bailey 1991/92 Bill Tonkin 2001/02 Nic k Work 1992/93 Phil Mayes 2002/03 Luke Scrivens 1993/94 Jarrad Benson 2003/04 Tom Moore 1994/95 Damian Allen 2004/05 Ashley Bryant 1995/96 Jonathon Hilditch 2005/06 Eddie McGough 1996/97 Matthew Smith 2006/07 Andrew Work 1997/98 Glen Rosie 2007/08 Brad Davenport 1998/99 Sam Peace 1999/00 Glenn Bailey and Nick Brezniak

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER This year the club has decided to award a trophy to the club’s most improved player as voted by the all the captains and the Coach. The aw ar d was started because many players are ineligible for the Most Promising Junior Award due to the age barrier. The Most Improved Player must have played at least 2 seasons with the club and have demonstrated a marked improvement not only in their performance, but also in their attitude and involvement in the club as a whole. David Ne il has donated the trophy and has requested that it be named the David Ferris Most Improved Player Award.

David Ferris played 161 games for the club in the 1970s and 80s. He scored 1019 runs at 11.2 and took 288 wickets at 19.1. David played mostly in the A Grade and captained the side in 1979/80 and 1980/81. David was awarded the Clubman Aw ard in 1981/82 and won the A Grade Bowling Trophy in 1975/76 and 1977/78. He w as a great clubman and served on the committee for many years, including holding the position of Treasurer from 1974 - 1977.

SEASON NAM E SEASON NAM E 2007/08 Josh Haussen DOUBLE WICKET COMPETITION WINNERS

SEASON PAIR SEASON PAIR 1977/78 Ian Raw and Phil Megson 1993/94 Leigh Porter and Bill Tonkin 1978/79 John Purdy and John Davis 1994/95 Mike Jenner and Mark Terry 1979/80 Tony Benson and Andy Syrus 1995/96 Danny Cramp and Brett Chilton 1980/81 Tony Benson and Colin George 1996/97 Matthew Smith and David Wright 1981/82 - 1997/98 Ben Dale and John Hilditch 1982/83 Peter Hough and Malcolm Lincoln 1998/99 Mark Terry and Phil Mayes 1983/84 John Cassidy and Greg Langham 1999/00 John Ramage and Aaron Vander Wyst 1984/85 Andy Dew ar and Malcolm Lincoln 2000/01 Mark Thorne and Peter Summerton 1985/86 Geoff Jenner and Andy Bishop 2001/02 David Wright and Chris Thomas 1986/87 Andy Bishop and Steve Davenport 2002/03 Malcolm Lincoln and Nick Work 1987/88 John Davis and Mark Withers 2003/04 Scott Brodie and David Wright 1988/89 Mark Withers and Peter Oates 2004/05 Nick Work and Justin Strange 1989/90 James Corbett and Paul Durham 2005/06 Nick Work and Peter Hicks 1990/91 Peter Oates and Mark Withers 2006/07 - 1991/92 Paul Durham and Nathan Turco 2007/08 Karl Gill and Matthew Smith 1992/93 Danny Cramp and Adrian Cassidy

A GRADE TROPHY WINNERS

BATTING BOWLING

SEASON NAM E RUNS AV E NAM E W ICKETS AV E 1946/47 Len Kenyon 576 64.0 Ian Scroop 26 10.8 1947/48 Len Kenyon 522 40.1 Ian Scroop 42 10.5 1948/49 Len Kenyon 565 40.4 Vere Powell 25 15.8 1949/50 Len Kenyon 622 62.2 Colin Mitchell 20 14.3 1950/51 Len Kenyon 469 36.1 Don Winn 22 15.8 1951/52 Len Kenyon 464 38.6 Ray Penno 23 17.5 1952/53 Len Kenyon 573 47.7 Stan Dennett 40 7.8 1953/54 Len Kenyon 622 41.4 Glen Watchman 26 17.4 1954/55 Don Winn 285 28.5 Alan Rayner 29 12.8 1955/56 Len Kenyon 417 34.7 Charlie Kirvan 31 13.4 1956/57 Len Kenyon 436 39.6 Glen Watchman 23 16 1957/58 Len Kenyon 498 49.8 Glen Watchman 33 12.4 1958/59 Len Kenyon 423 35.2 Colin Hender 22 12 1959/60 Len Kenyon 476 36.6 Colin Hender 33 13.3 1960/61 Len Kenyon 367 30.5 Des Chilton 20 19.7 1961/62 Len Kenyon 472 36.3 Des Chilton 27 17.4 1962/63 Len Kenyon 348 24.8 Des Chilton 38 12.1 1963/64 Len Kenyon 482 43.8 Alan Rayner 33 10.3 1964/65 Steve Watchman 435 43.5 Des Chilton 39 11.8 1965/66 Alan Rayner 439 43.9 Alan Watchman 26 21.3 1966/67 Don Mangelsdorf 325 27.0 David Conlon 19 19 1967/68 Don Mangelsdorf 461 27.1 Alan Watchman 27 13.9 1968/69 Alan Rayner 387 29.8 Des Chilton 41 12.1 1969/70 Gary Bracegirdle 358 59.6 Des Chilton 41 15.6 1970/71 Gary Bracegirdle 369 28.3 Ken Prokopec 28 16.8 1971/72 Malcolm Lincoln 360 27.7 Ken Prokopec 30 17.5 1972/73 David Conlon 653 54.4 Malcolm Lincoln 26 18.2 1973/74 Malcolm Lincoln 484 33.7 Malcolm Lincoln 39 16 1974/75 John Purdy 389 35.4 John Purdy 32 15.6 1975/76 Ji m Raw 400 36.4 David Ferris 22 20.5 1976/77 David Conlon 348 29.0 Malcolm Lincoln 30 14 1977/78 Ji m Raw 412 37.5 David Ferris 31 19.9 1978/79 Bronte Williams 205 25.6 Peter Hough 21 11.7 1979/80 Graham House 391 32.6 Bronte Williams 26 15 1980/81 David Conlon 443 44.3 Bronte Williams 29 14.7 1981/82 Malcolm Lincoln 333 33.3 Geoff Jenner 37 10.5 1982/83 Bronte Williams 457 45.7 Bronte Williams 28 14.8 Geoff Jenner 28 15.4 1983/84 Carl Dilena 404 33.7 Dean Edw ards 24 15 1984/85 Craig Daniel 350 29.2 Hayden Hill 31 15.5 1985/86 Phil Kokk 315 35.0 Wayne Jones 39 14.9 1986/87 Karl Gill 329 32.9 Hayden Hill 29 13.1 1987/88 Carl Dilena 562 80.3 Wayne Jones 33 12.2 1988/89 Geoff Tuck 333 37.0 Hayden Hill 21 30.5 1989/90 Paul Durham 243 24.3 Wayne Jones 34 14.6 1990/91 Robin Gross 423 42.3 Wayne Jones 36 11.3 1991/92 Robin Gross 338 28.2 Wayne Jones 23 25.1 1992/93 Robin Gross 243 30.4 Peter McGinn 22 12 Justin Strange 22 15.1 1993/94 Matthew Terry 273 24.8 Peter McGinn 28 17.5 1994/95 Mark Terry 398 36.2 Wayne Jones 36 12.9 1995/96 Paul George 291 26.4 Wayne Jones 22 17.2 Peter McGinn 22 23.9 1996/97 Paul Durham 317 28.8 Paul George 28 13.3 1997/98 Mark Terry 351 35.1 Bill Tonkin 25 16.8 1998/99 Jarrad Benson 308 23.7 Danny Cramp 40 12.2 1999/00 Phil Mayes 348 24.8 Justin Strange 41 13.1 2000/01 Matthew Terry 387 32.3 Matthew Smith 27 14.4 2001/02 Karl Gill 347 31.6 Justin Strange 42 13.4 2002/03 Paul Durham 479 29.9 Glen Bailey 32 23.8 2003/04 Matt Huppatz 311 22.2 Justin Strange 29 19.2 2004/05 Damien Allen 273 30.3 Justin Strange 37 16.5 2005/06 Ben Stallard 317 24.4 Justin Strange 43 10.6 2006/07 Paul Durham 436 39.6 Denton Basey 18 17.5 2007/08 Karl Gill 357 25.5 Matthew Smith 34 15.5

B GRADE TROPHY WINNERS

BATTING BOWLING

SEASON NAM E RUNS AV E NAM E W ICKETS AV E 1970/71 Mark Prokopec 253 28.9 Andrew Watson 26 12.4 1971/72 Greg Johnson 187 23.4 Trevor Kenyon 27 9.6 1972/73 Blair Duncan 354 23.6 Blair Duncan 33 13.3 1973/74 Steve Williams 355 29.6 Peter Romanowski 32 10.7 1974/75 Bronte Williams 292 29.2 Ron Schmidt 46 14.0 1975/76 Graham Smith 281 25.5 Ron Schmidt 39 10.5 1976/77 Geoff Jenner 264 26.4 John Gillott 18 22.2 1977/78 John Gillott 348 29.0 Andy Jenner 28 16.6 1978/79 Garry Bonner 220 27.5 David Neil 21 15.5 1979/80 John Gillott 230 20.9 David Neil 28 13.0 1980/81 Tony Benson 252 25.2 David Neil 34 11.2 Wayne Jones 34 11.9 1981/82 Steve Davenport 257 25.7 Hayden Hill 34 14.8 1982/83 Greg Langham 369 36.9 Hayden Hill 39 13.8 1983/84 Andy Robertson 184 23.0 Hayden Hill 26 17.8 1984/85 Steve Davenport 263 20.2 Colin George 14 45.3 1985/86 Steve Davenport 313 39.1 Geoff Jenner 23 10.8 1986/87 Tony Benson 324 29.4 Colin George 26 16.9 1987/88 Scott Helmore 282 28.2 James Corbett 19 21.2 1988/89 Mar k Withers 427 53.4 Colin George 19 16.6 1989/90 Steve Davenport 297 33.0 Peter Hough 19 11.4 Malcolm Lincoln 19 14.3 1990/91 Peter Oates 296 26.9 Peter Oates 36 16.6 1991/92 Peter Oates 298 24.8 Peter Oates 21 29.0 1992/93 Glen McGough 301 30.1 Peter Oates 20 19.0 1993/94 Peter Oates 305 27.7 Jason Aswegen 12 22.3 1994/95 John Cox 398 39.8 Geoff Jenner 16 13.0 1995/96 Warren Gray 401 40.1 Warren Gray 16 30.0 1996/97 John Cox 430 39.1 Jonathon Hilditch 23 20.7 1997/98 John Cox 228 22.8 Glen Rosie 25 14.8 1998/99 Scott Sharland 332 83.0 Glen Rosie 21 14.5 Michael Jenner 21 18.4 1999/00 Karl Gill 522 47.5 Michael Jenner 20 18.4 2000/01 Allan Stringer 634 52.8 Duncan Begg 22 14.4 Glen Bailey 22 21.8 2001/02 Adrian Cassidy 394 32.8 Geoff Jenner 28 10.2 2002/03 Adrian Cassidy 403 40.3 Nic k Work 14 24.1 Michael Jenner 14 21.4 2003/04 Adrian Cassidy 225 25.0 Michael Jenner 13 28.5 2004/05 Andrew Work 198 14.1 James Dyson 14 17.6 2005/06 Paul Durham 277 34.6 Peter McGinn 33 17.6 2006/07 Adrian Howard 239 34.1 Andrew Work 22 18.1 2007/08 Andrew Work 231 25.7 Andrew Work 21 17.1

C GRADE TROPHY WINNERS BATTING BOWLING

SEASON NAM E RUNS AV E NAM E W ICKETS AV E 1975/76 Trevor Kenyon 310 25.8 Tony Jones 37 13.2 1976/77 Trevor Kenyon 482 43.8 Ron Schmidt 50 10.7 1977/78 Peter Gottsche 187 31.2 Ron Schmidt 51 10.7 1978/79 Graham Smith 217 43.4 Kym Knuckey 31 16.4 1979/80 Steve Williams 202 16.8 Brent Slee 34 15.0 1980/81 Peter Layton 268 26.8 Peter Layton 19 11.8 1981/82 Oscar Peters 311 31.1 Colin George 23 22.5 1982/83 Colin George 162 13.5 Colin George 23 24.4 1983/84 Mark Withers 534 41.1 Colin George 45 16.2 1984/85 Ian Gifford 375 34.1 Bryan Harris 33 15.7 1985/86 Des Read 164 27.3 Brent Slee 9 19.6 1986/87 Mic k Pi l mor e 430 53.8 Des Read 41 7.7 1987/88 Mic k Pi l mor e 598 66.4 Paul Kerr 27 13.2 1988/89 John Davis 240 20.0 John Davis 23 22.0 1989/90 Paul Lawrence 397 44.1 Colin George 14 23.1 1990/91 Tony Benson 224 22.4 Bill Tonkin 24 17.1 1991/92 Adrian Rickards 194 24.3 Peter Hough 25 12.3 1992/93 David Wright 332 25.5 Colin George 19 13.7 1993/94 Marc Kress 392 49.0 John Cox 21 10.2 1994/95 Mar c Kress 491 70.1 Brett Chilton 27 17.8 1995/96 Wayne Stringer 295 59.0 Brett Chilton 18 25.3 1996/97 Scott Sharland 603 50.3 Andrew Jenner 13 11.5 1997/98 Adrian Cassidy 296 42.3 Scott Sharland 13 16.8 Phil Megson 13 23.2 1998/99 Warren Gr ay 213 30.4 Warren Gray 15 17.9 1999/00 Warren Gray 444 49.3 Glen Bailey 28 17.4 2000/01 Robin Gross 351 29.3 Michael Jenner 23 20.5 2001/02 Scott Brodie 447 40.6 Mark Withers 23 13.7 2002/03 Wayne Akkerman 218 36.3 Shaun Akkerman 14 28.6 2003/04 Scott Brodie 259 23.5 Brett Brodie 13 27.7 2004/05 Mark Withers 299 59.8 Clae Murray 19 9.5 2005/06 Steve Davenport 379 37.9 Mark Withers 31 10.7 2006/07 Nat Elliott 451 50.1 Wayne Hasel 18 24.4 2007/08 Michael Jenner 323 24.8 Michael Jenner 19 25.9

D GRADE TROPHY WINNERS BATTING BOWLING

SEASON NAM E RUNS AV E NAM E W ICKETS AV E 1977/78 Tony Benson 535 35.7 Paul Harris 44 16.6 1978/79 Tony Benson 433 30.9 Paul Harris 68 9.4 1979/80 David Conlon 316 316.0 Brett Chilton 20 14.5 1980/81 Doug Ekserdjian 272 19.4 Colin George 30 19.7 1981/82 Greg Johnson 362 21.3 Robert Syrus 21 17.9 1982/83 Tony Benson 409 40.9 Alan Cheek 31 14.0 1983/84 Paul Danenberg 341 23.4 Scott Whicker 34 15.7 1984/85 Adrian Clements 297 19.8 Andrew Bishop 18 11.2 1985/86 John Gillott 233 17.9 Andrew Bishop 32 11.9 1986/87 Neil Stratfold 229 19.1 Neil Stratfold 28 14.5 1987/88 John Gillott 309 28.1 David Neil 32 10.7 1988/89 Phil How ard 243 22.1 Steve John 14 14.0 1989/90 Tony Benson 477 47.7 Lee Porter 20 16.3 1990/91 Chad Porter 281 40.1 Nic k Imr ay 14 10.5 1991/92 Lee Porter 269 38.4 Brett Chilton 30 14.0 1992/93 Tony Benson 254 36.3 Glen Rosie 12 24.7 1993/94 David Conlon 366 40.7 Peter Hough 25 5.0 1994/95 Tony Benson 450 45.0 Glen Rosie 17 11.3 Jonathon Hilditch 17 16.4 1995/96 David Fallavollita 302 33.6 Jonathon Hilditch 26 18.5 1998/99 David Conlon 434 39.5 Tony Benson 20 19.0 1998/99 Peter Oates 236 59.0 Nick Brezezniak 18 19.4 1998/99 David Conlon 314 39.3 Glen Bailey 26 14.3 1999/00 David Conlon 350 38.9 Geoff Jenner 19 11.6 2000/01 Phil Megson 337 48.1 Geoff Jenner 16 17.5 2001/02 Steve Davenport 852 77.5 Nic k Work 23 26.4 2002/03 Steve Davenport 219 43.8 Steve Harding 10 23.2 2003/04 Brett Chilton 348 38.7 Peter Oates 28 11.1 2004/05 Michael Jenner 321 40.1 Michael Jenner 40 11.6 2005/06 David Wright 699 69.9 Michael Jenner 44 12.7 2006/07 Tyler Harman 396 44.0 Sam Davenport 28 9.8 2007/08 Brett Chilton 285 40.7 Brett Chilton 9 14.9 Fraser Durham 9 21.0 Robbie Spagnoletti 9 27.6

E GRADE TROPHY WINNERS BATTING BOWLING

SEASON NAM E RUNS AV E NAM E W ICKETS AV E 2005/06 Robin Gross 200 50.0 Luke Scrivens 19 8.0 2006/07 Richard Schirmer 185 23.1 Scott Sharland 25 3.8 HONOUR ROLL

PRESI DENT LIFE M EMBERS A.J. Penno 1926/27-1940/41 T. James 1926 H.W. Moulden 1946/47-1951/52 Glen Watchman 1958 A.G. Penno 1952/53-1954/55 Colin Hender 1962 Les Scroop 1955/56-1957/58 Jack Saunders 1962 Stan Dennett 1958/59-1964/65 John Penno 1962 R. Griffen 1965/66 Len Kenyon 1962 Stan Dennett 1966/67-1971/72 Les Scroop 1962 Murt Conlon 1972/73-1973/74 Alan Ray ner 1974 Roger Harris 1974/75-1978/79 Ron Bracegirdle 1974 Peter Layton 1979/80 Des Chilton 1974 Tony Benson 1980/81-1982/83 David Conlon 1978 Steve Davenport 1983/84-1984/85 Tony Benson 1984 Mark Withers 1985/86-1988/89 David Neil 1984 Steve Davenport 1989/90-1991/92 Peter Hough 1986 Scott Helmore 1992/93-1995/96 Malcolm Lincoln 1986 Steve Davenport 1996/97 Geoff Jenner 1987 Paul Durham 1997/98-2003/04 John Davis 1992 Justin Strange 2004/05-2005/06 Steve Davenport 1992 Glen Rosie 2005/06- David Ferris 1992 Wayne Jones 1994 TREAS URER Mark Withers 1995 W.E. Palmer 1926/27-1940/41 Chris Mowat 1996 Glen Watchman 1946/47-1965/66 Paul Durham 1999 David Conlon 1966/67-1970/71 Robin Gross 1999 Tony Benson 1971/72 Phil Megson 1999 Malcolm Lincoln 1972/73-1973/74 Adrian Cassidy 1999 David Ferris 1974/75-1976/77 Brett Chilton 2001 Steve Williams 1977/78 Karl Gill 2002 John Davis 1978/79-1983/84 Peter Oates 2004 Chris Davenport 1984/85 Leigh Porter 2004 Des Read 1985/86-1986/87 David Wright 2006 John Davis 1987/88-1989/90 Andrew Jenner 2007 Mark Withers 1990/91-1991/92 Michael Jenner 2008 Paul Durham 1992/93-1993/94 John Cox 1994/95-1997/98 PATRONS Matthew Smith 1998/99 L. McTaggart 1926/27 Dave Thomas 1999/01-2001/02 N. Opie 1927/28-1931/32 Matthew Smith 2002/03-2004/05 J. Bryan 1932/33 Paul Durham 2005/06 C. Hunt 1933/34-1934/35 Glen Rosie 2006/07 T. James 1935/36-1940/41 Damian Allen 2007/08 A.J. Penno 1946/47-1950/51 R.P. Jones 1951/52-1965/66 SECRETARY Les Scroop 1966/67-1969/70 W.E. Palmer 1926/27-1940/41 Glen Watchman 1970/71-1984/85 Glen Watchman 1946/47-1965/66 Len Kenyon 1985/86-1987/88 David Conlon 1966/67-1970/71 Anthony Schmidt 1988/89-1989/90 Tony Benson 1971/72-1975/76 Len Kenyon 1991/92-2001/02 David Neil 1976/77-2006/07 Tony Benson 2002/03-2003/04 Meredith Jenner 2007/08 Peter Hough 2004/05-

2007/08 COMMITTEE Glen Rosie Meredith Jenner Damian Allen Michael Jenner Matthew Smith David Neil Aaron Vander Wyst Phil Mayes Geoff Jenner

Declaration compiled by Peter Hough, Meredith Jenner, David Neil and Ashley Bryant. Edited by Meredith Jenner. March 2007. END OF SEASON PRESENTATION DINNER

The End of Season Presentation Dinner for 2007/08 was held at the Coromandel Community Centre on Friday, 4th April 2007.

The annual trophies and awards were presented to this year’s winners.

Thanks to all the members of the Committee for organising another successful and enjoyable night.

Special thanks to Wayne (the Hoff) Hasel for hosting the event for the second year running.

BUBBLES’ THOUGHTS

THREE GENERATIONS

Ma ny players have represented the Coromandel Ramblers over the years. We’ve had father and son combinations, brothers and even twins. But four families have produced something special – 3 generations of players.

The Jenners 1st generation – Eric Jenner 2nd generation – John Jenner, Andrew Jenner, Geoff Jenner 3rd generation – Michael Jenner, David Jenner

Eric basically filled in when we were short, playing 2 games and scoring 19 runs in 1973/74 and 1974/75. He had 3 sons. John played from 1973/74 to 1997/98 accumulating 117 games, 2546 runs at 25.0 and taking 61 wickets at 23.7. Andrew commenced in 1974/75. To date he has played 161 games, scoring 2172 runs at 19.1 and taking 141 wickets at 20.3. Geoff started in 1973/74 and has played 320 games. He has scored 3913 runs at 19.3 and holds the club record of 526 wickets at 17.0. Andrew’s son Michael started in 1994/95 and has played 150 games, scored 2290 runs at 22.0 and has taken 260 wickets at 19.7. Michael and father Andrew have both taken hat-tricks. Geoff’s son David joined the Ramblers in 1999/2000, played 32 games, scored 545 runs at 18.8 and has taken 7 wickets at 17.7. He currently plays for Belair.

The Jenner family have played 782 games for the Ramblers.

The Chiltons 1st generation – Des Chilton 2nd generation – Brett Chilton 3rd generation – Ben Chilton

Des Chilton played from 1954-73. He amassed 169 gamed, scored 1352 runs at 10.0 and took 418 wickets at 16.4. Des’ son Brett started in 1977/78. Brett has played 228 games, scored 4412 runs at 22.5 and taken 235 wickets at 19.5. Brett’s son Ben commenced playing in 1999/2000. He has played 64 games, scored 554 runs at 12.6 and taken 61 wickets at 24.1. An interesting statistic is that all three Chiltons have taken a hat-trick for the club. Des in fact has taken two.

The Chilton family have played 461 games for the club.

The Conlons/Spagnolettis 1st generation – David Conlon 2nd generation – Brentley Conlon 3rd generation – Robbie Spagnoletti

David Conlon is a club legend. He started in 1960/61 and retired a couple of years ago. David played 340 games, scored 9395 runs at 28.3 and took 138 wickets at 20.1. David’s son Brentley played one game but did not bat or bowl. Brentley’s step-son Robbie Spagnoletti commenced playing this season. He has played 9 games, scored 14 runs at 2.8 and taken 11 wickets at 29.2. David Conlon came out of retirement to play a game with Robbie this season.

The Conlon/Spagnoletti families have played 350 games for the club.

The Haussens 1st generation – Ray Haussen Senior 2nd generation – Ray Haussen Junior 3rd generation – Josh Haussen

Ray Haussen Senior played from 1972-4. He played 11 games, scoring 463 runs at 51.4 and taking 3 wickets at 1.7. He played cricket for Marion for many years as an opening batsman. For the two seasons he played for us in the 1970s he was a very solid left hand bat. Ray Haussen Junior played a few games for the Ramblers as a teenager and has returned this year to play for the same club as his son Josh. Altogether, Ray Junior has also played 11 games, scoring 147 runs at 14.7. Josh first started in 2006/07 and he has played 18 games, scoring 450 runs at 26.5 and taking 5 wickets at 25.8.

The Haussen family have played 40 games for the club. BUBBLES’ FUNNIES

AROUND THE WICKETS

Coromandel Ramblers ex-coach Tony Benson has just returned from a recruiting trip to Japan, where he has signed up Japan’s top cricketer Jarrad Benson. Tony claims that Jarrad will be returning in 2008. Haven’t we heard that one before Tony?

The club’s new coach this year was Ashley Bryant whose nickname is ‘Happy’. So the club has gone from Grumpy to Happy with one coaching appointment.

Speaking of nicknames, we noticed the nickname of Nappies on Matthew Smith’s t-shirt. We aren’t sure of the origin of this nickname but it certainly is very appropriate. Nappies are often full of shit aren’t they?

Veteran pace bowler Peter Hough caused a stir in a recent D Grade game when a young opposition player was heard to remark “I reckon that little old guy throws them”.

Noticed in the Blackwood High School Athletics Records that Glen Rosie still holds the record for the shot-put – 11.16 metres. Coromandel Ramblers needn’t worry, Glen has assured us he will be at Weymouth Oval next season and not at the Olympics in China.

The Ramblers Quiz Night was a big success, raising some $3000. Gyprock’s table won the competition but was criticised by some for having 14 people. Gyprock dismissed the criticism by claiming his table was handicapped. I mean they did have Gottschey and Johnsy on the team.

An interesting sight at Hawthorndene a few weeks ago… After receiving an LBW decision, Paul Durham was seen trying to chop down a large gum tree with his bat. Someone should buy him an axe ready for next season.

Club legend Robin Gross was in the wars again this season. To check if his new garden mulcher was working he stuck his hand in it. Guess what? It was working but Grossy’s right hand index finger isn’t.

David ‘Bubbles’ Neil was another player to suffer a health problem. He had a stroke just before the season started. One senior player who has watched him bat for 30 years claimed he’d never seen Bubbles play a decent stroke.

It was good to see Damian Allen back in the nets after his knee re-construction. His deliveries were quick and lifted sharply off a good length. He also got notable swing and cut from most deliveries. Yes it makes a big difference when you’re running the bowling machine.

Haven’t seen Brett Brodie all summer. I guess the rumours are true. Brett only comes out to play after Christmas if one or more teams are in the finals.

At a recent Association meeting an S. Davenport from Ramblers A Grade was reported by the opposition for sledging. It prompted a couple of interesting comments from the Executive such as, “I didn’t know Steve was still playing A Grade”, and “what’s Steve done now?” Fortunately it was Sam and not Steve who was in trouble.

Noticed the Coca-Cola is honouring one of its long serving workers. Yes Wayne ’the Hoff’ Hasel has had his batting average printed on a particular line of Coca-Cola. You may have seen it in the shops. It’s called Coke Zero.

It has also come to our attention that Adrian Cassidy still holds the record for the 100 and 200 metre sprints in the Blackwood High Athletics Records. That’s great news as with some of the financial deals Adrian is involved in I reckon he would want to be able to run pretty quickly.

Mike Jenner was criticised for not tossing the coin in a recent game. Mike has assured us that he will rectify the problem next year by making each toss a best of three.

So ends our report for the season. Keep an eye out for our roving Ne ws Hound next season as you never know where or when he will appear...