Hornsby Ku-Ring-Gai & Hills District Cricket Association

86TH ANNUAL REPORT & FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR SEASON 2011-12 SEASON FOR & FINANCIAL STATEMENTS REPORT 86TH ANNUAL HORNSBY KU-RING-GAI & HILLS DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION & HILLS DISTRICT KU-RING-GAI HORNSBY

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Notice is hereby given for the Annual General Meeting for the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket Association, to be held 30th July, 2012 from 7.30pm at Hornsby RSL.

• Welcome and opening comments by President • To Receive Apologies • To consider and approve the Minutes of the 85th AGM held on the 27th July 2011 • To receive any correspondence • To receive and present the 85th Annual Report, Balance Sheet and Honorary Treasurer’s Financial Statements • To elect Office Bearers for the 2012/2013 season • To elect Patrons for the 2012/13 season • To elect an Auditor for the 2012/13 season • Notices of Motion • Presentations, including Life Members, Jim Fuggle Award, Integrity Cup recipient, Senior Competition individual award winners • To deal with any Special resolutions • Other Business

Nathan TIlbury HK&HDCA President TABLE OF CONTENTS

From the Executive Officer Bearers President’s Report Treasurer’s Report Growing our Association Player Numbers Growth Report Working with HKHDCCA Working with HKHDCUA Working with NDCC In2CRICKET / Kanga Cricket Kooindah Waters Our Community, Our Clubs Club Logos Team Affiliations Meeting Attendances Pink Stumps Day Kissing Point : 50 Not Out Galston Glenorie : Les Shore Pavilion Normanhurst-Warrawee : State Champions WHPC : John Coulthard HK&HDCA : Raffle Fundraiser Kai Connell HK&HDCA : Movember Triforce Sports Competitions Junior Cricket Senior Competition Representative Cricket All Records Ross Turner Cup Glenn Hourigan Cup Junior & Representative Presentation Night Kookaburra Council Reports Publicity Website Grounds Vale Les Shore Bob Somerville Darren Egelhoff Kim Solling Roll of Honour Life Members View MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE

Mr Nathan Tilbury Honorary President

Years Serving: 6

Mr Tim Davidson Mr Geoff Hasler Mr Steve Wilson Mr Bruce Kimberley Mr Bruce Wood Honorary Treasurer Honorary Senior Honorary Umpires’ Honorary Junior Honorary Coaches Vice President Secretary Competition Association President Years Serving: 1 Years Serving: 10 Years Serving: 6 Secretary Years Serving: 5 Years Serving: 13 Mr Abbas Aly Mr Bill White Mr Colin Griffin Mr Scott Burrows Mr John Barker Honorary Honorary Minutes Executive Member Executive Member Executive Member Representative Secretary Secretary Years Serving: 1 Years Serving: 3 Years Serving: 3 Years Serving: 1 Years Serving: 1 PATRONS

Mr Tom Richmond OAM Mr Colin Cooper Mr John Hayne AM Mr Ross Turner Mr Matthew Kean, MP HK&HDCA Life Member HK&HDCA Life Member HK&HDCA Life Member Cricket Australia Member for Hornsby

Mr Nick Berman Mr Peter Dimbrowsky Mr Ian Cross Mrs Denise Annetts Ms Lisa Sthalekar The Mayor Former Mayor, The Mayor, Former Australian Current Australian Hornsby Shire Council Hills Shire Council Ku-ring-gai Council Cricket Player Cricket Player

COMMITTEES

Mr Geoff Findlay Chairman Disputes and Disciplinary Committee

Mr Raja Mohan Mr Colin Griffin Mr Roger Friend Senior Competition Senior Competition Senior Competition Committee Committee Committee

Mr John Klingberg Mr Greg Fiedler Mr Geoff Hasler Senior Competition Senior Competition Senior Competition Committee Committee Committee

Mr Josh Miller Mr Bruce Kimberley Junior Competition Junior Competition Committee Committee

DELEGATES

Mr Nathan Tilbury Mr Bruce Parker Mr Abbas Aly Mr Alfred James Mr Mark Rushton Northern NSWDCA NSWDCA OAM Hornsby Sports Metropolitan Cricket NSWDCA Life Council Council Member (Chairman)

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 4 (Knox and Abbotsleigh) worked out the deficiencies and are located towards turning another valuable in areas where they are badly turf wicket ground we use, The required. Glade, into a fully synthetic athletics I must thank Hornsby Shire facility for their private use. This Council staff for their excellent would prevent cricket from being efforts in preparing quality pitches played in any form on this ground for our senior and our U/16 and that we have had for use by our top U/15 junior finals. This included senior grades and representative access to Mark Taylor Oval at NATHAN TILBURY teams since it opened in 1968. This Waitara in March, which helped set PRESIDENT battle is ongoing. the scene for a great A grade final. For our lower grade senior Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council and Cricket participation numbers tend cricketers unfortunately some Baulkham Hills Shire Council also to follow the success of the national were forced to play their cricket made available their turf wickets, team. Coming into the 2011/12 on Sundays as well as some of our although the pitch quality wasn’t summer the Aussies were not doing junior cricketers being forced to as good. The week leading up to so well and as such most cricket play in the afternoons because of both the junior and seniors finals Associations across Sydney and a lack of grounds available to us. was very much against the trend of NSW were suffering from declining This also hinders further growth the summer with excellent weather. numbers. I am very pleased to say in future years unless addressed This meant we had some fantastic the HK&HDCA bucked the trend in now. I would like to stress to our and high scoring deciders. We 2011/12. In fact we welcomed four member clubs and their players played all our senior finals on turf new clubs to our ranks in Ku-ring- that your Executive consider our wickets with the exception of our gai District, North Shore, Epping current lack of grounds situation D2 grade, which played their final at and Wahroonga Juniors taking us completely unacceptable and we Cheltenham Oval. Congratulations to a total of 21 clubs. We enjoyed a will be working hard to address to all the Premiers and a special 5% growth in our seniors to reach a these issues leading up to 2012/13 mention to the Sydney Lions club record equalling 82 teams across all and beyond. We will be working who secured their first silverware 10 grades. This obviously shows we closely with the three local Councils in only their second season with are getting many things right in our in our area to hopefully bring new us. They were joint Premiers in the Association. cricket grounds on line for our use. D1 grade after recording a tie with However this recent growth has Working with these Councils we Kissing Point in their exciting final also highlighted the single biggest have already identified a number at Turramurra Oval. challenge facing our Association of potential new sites for grounds Sadly in January this year we today, grounds. Over the winter throughout the Association, so lost HK&HDCA Life Member in your Executive with other local there is certainly the possibility of George Pennicook MBE. George’s cricket brethren, engaged in a battle new cricket grounds available for obituary is detailed later in this to retain two turf pitch squares that us very soon. We will also continue report. Hornsby Shire Council slated for to work with schools to partner Tragically Hornsby Shire Council removal to save $40K in annual development of potential new lost one of their key staff who was maintenance costs. Despite our cricket fields within their grounds, killed in a work related accident considerable efforts, these two turf although this method often requires at Fagan Park during the summer. wickets were removed and although significant financial outlay from us Warren Southwell was a true the grounds are located outside to initiate. professional who was very energetic the HK&HDCA boundaries, as a One piece of good news on this and extremely efficient. It was a result of the reshuffle, HK&HDCA subject is that we did gain full pleasure to work with in the many lost more than 50% use of our access to Cheltenham Oval for the dealings the cricket community oldest turf ground in Storey Park. first time in about 75 years. As well had with him. He was just a great In addition to this throughout as this, a new sportsground in John guy and we have lost a true friend the cricket season, together with Purchase located in Cherrybrook to cricket who is sorely missed. local residents, we fought another (suitable for juniors only) came on Back on the field and couple battle with Ku-ring-gai Municipal line towards the end of the season. of outstanding efforts with the Council, as two private schools Both these grounds helped balance bat during the season were Rob

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Barker’s 231 for Redfield U/15been tremendous. highest grade, for which the minor against WPHC at Greenway Oval A number of our Association’s premiership trophy is in their and Mt Colah’s Sam Every, who affiliate members were luckyname, “The Kookaburra Cup”. hit 244 against Berowra in the enough to benefit from Community Triforce Sports have been with Kookaburra Cup (A2) Final at Building Partnership (State us now for 3 seasons supporting Asquith Park. Both efforts were Government) grants at different HK&HDCA in a number of extraordinary in a season often levels; areas. For this we sincerely thank difficult for batsmen. They are two • Our Coaches’ Association Abbas and his team. Triforce very young and emerging cricketers received $5K to assist their supported our first “Triforce Cup” in our Association. development. competition which was a T20 day A wonderful piece of recognition • The West Pennant Hillsinvolving a team from each for for one of our Patrons in Denise Cherrybrook cricket club received the top four placed clubs in the Annetts (Anderson), who was nearly $10K for repairs and senior Club Championship the inducted into the Cricket NSW improvements to both Cherrybrook previous season. These four teams Hall of Fame in March. In being Public School and Oakhill Public played some terrific cricket at the inducted Denise was in fineSchool cricket nets. Montview grounds the week before company with Doug Walters • Berowra CC received $40K the season officially started. WPHC and Fred Spofforth, which is a to replace the old nets at Berowra defeated Kissing Point in the final. clear indication of how high her Public School. Kooindah Waters first 18 months achievements in women’s cricket In the case of the two club grants, sponsoring the HK&HDCA has are held. Our congratulations to it allows these clubs to work closely been extremely beneficial for both her for this wonderful award. with local schools to ensure they parties. On 24 February 2012, The success of our Coaches’have quality cricket facilities Geoff Hasler organised a very well Association rolled on as they for their students which are attended HK&HDCA golf day at completed their second season. also available to the cricket club Kooindah Waters. The weather was President, Bruce Wood and his members in several of the most fantastic and all who attended had growing team of quality coaches densely populated areas of our a great day. It was an easy decision held popular cricket clinics during Association for cricket. by Geoff to turn this into an annual the school holidays and a terrific Our thanks to Hornsby State MP, event so get in quick when the U/10 off-season developmentHK&HDCA Patron and occasional 2012/13 golf day is announced program. The kids loved theplayer Matt Kean, as well as Castle shortly as I know the limited spots clinics and the parents were also Hill State MP, Dominic Perrottet, will disappear quickly. Kooindah extremely happy as they could see for recognizing these projects and are always keen to support our the wonderful value for money the need for their support. clubs with raffle prizes or hosting they are getting. HKHDCCA also I must mention our four very events so let me know if you or conducted a highly successful day generous 2011/12 sponsors your club can benefit. at Kenthurst Park in March when who are really partners rather Hornsby RSL is our most recent they staged the showcase Ross than sponsors. We developed sponsor coming on board in August Turner Cup and Glenn Hourigan strong relationships with all four 2011. Along with their financial Cup representative fixtures onthroughout the summer and look support the RSL has provided us adjacent ovals. forward to further doing so next with a much more comfortable Another success story from the season. location to hold meetings giving summer was the club junior parent Kookaburra Sports continue to us a home base centrally located in umpire courses that were held pre- support our Association and clubs our Association boundaries. season. Our two Vice Presidents and by alleviating the significant costs On behalf of the HK&HDCA I senior umpires, Barry McDonald of balls through their generous sincerely thank all our sponsors for and Geoff Hasler, took their road rebate plan. They also support their support and look forward to show across the Association over a our Kookaburra Rising Star enjoying with them an even bigger number of weeks. The substantial award by providing kits for the and better 2012/13. feedback as to the difference this various winners and of course this As we all remember the summer has made to our junior games has season they supported our second of 2011/12 was a very wet one that 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 6 PRESIDENT’S REPORT: CONTINUED affected all areas of our cricket. to our lower grade senior grade his team as they try and replicate this None more so than our A grade premiership trophies, as well as success next season. I have every who lost plenty of match time our junior competition trophies in confidence they will once again through washouts. However our coming seasons. do a great job to give our teams premier competition was very We started the season with many every chance of on-field success at closely contested and the most changes at the HK&HDCA this highest level of competition exciting for many years. TheExecutive level including a available to our talented junior eventual finalists in WPHC and new President, Treasurer, cricketers. ARL fought out a tense battle at the Representative Secretary, Umpires’ In senior reps we also tasted success newly named Mark Taylor Oval Secretary and Senior Competition through our sole team entered (previously Waitara Oval) and in Co ordinator. I must thank our this season. The Telegraph Shield the end it was WPHC who ran out Senior Vice President, Geoff(U/23) went through undefeated victors, ending an incredible six Hasler, for stepping in to guide the to take out the silverware at that year run by ARL. This is a terrific Senior Competition Committee level as well. My thanks must go record from Steve Loccisano’s team (along with his many other roles) to Justin Epthorp for his support who really raised the bar, forcing this season. I would like to thank with this squad ensuring they had all other A grade teams to perform Tim Davidson, the Umpires’ the best possible team each round at a higher level just to compete. I Association’s Treasurer, for also and everything required. The great have no doubt that as a direct result taking on the role of HK&HDCA news is most of this Telegraph of their dominance it has raised Treasurer. His professional work Shield squad are eligible again next the quality of cricket played in the in bringing our financial situation season. Extra attention will be HK&HDCA A grade competition back under control is much given to senior reps for the coming significantly. appreciated. This work took a season in an attempt to also field It was always going to take a special significant amount of Tim’s time teams in the Durham (U/19) and team to stop ARL’s run and the over the Christmas break, for which Martin (open age) shields. 2011/12 WPHC A grade team are we are extremely grateful. Our Junior competitions went certainly that. In addition winning With our new Representative very well despite being forced to the A grade competition, they took Secretary, Abbas Aly, we did declare joint premiers in our U/14 out the A grade Minor Premiership, enjoy great success. Abbas is competition due to a date clash the pre-season Triforce Cup and better known as our generous between the HK&HDCA Final and the 1st grade T20 competition, sponsor through Triforce Sports a Cricket NSW T20 Final at the to win everything they competed and this season he volunteered SCG. This was the only hiccup and in. Sixteen year old member of to wear another big hat by taking we are already working towards this WPHC A grade team, Daniel on the daunting and challenging a way of avoiding this problem in Anderson, recorded some amazing role of running our junior reps. future seasons. As always, well achievements which are detailed Through this role he implemented done to Bruce Kimberley and his later in this annual report. a lot of significant changes to our team. I should mention that the ARL representative program, for which Our relationship with our local club, who had held our A grade we will be significantly better off grade club, Northern Districts, premiership trophy for so long, for many seasons to come. It is continues to strengthen. We were instigated the refurbishment of one thing to talk about positive invited to play a significant role in this wonderful T.E. Rofe Shield. change and new ideas but another their big day when they renamed Given the enormous size and age to actually be able to successfully Waitara Oval, Mark Taylor Oval of the shield, this was not an easy implement these things. The results in November 2011. The majority nor inexpensive exercise for the speak for themselves as we enjoyed of our talented young cricketers HK&HDCA. However the end one of our best ever seasons at use NDs as their first port of call as result is a very impressive shield representative level, winning three they look to further their cricketing which is certainly worthy for shields including the Moore Shield progress through (U/16) Green our premier competition. We (U/14) and defending our Weblin Shield and/or Grade cricket. intend to continue this process Shield (U/15) premiership. We also established and developed with refurbishment and repairs The pressure will be on Abbas and very good relationships with the 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 7 PRESIDENT’S REPORT: CONTINUED two local Shires clubs in Pennant promotion of the HK&HDCA. It appear before the D&D Panel this Hills and Epping. For too many has been a pleasure working with season. I thank our competent years we have bickered with these Ben and we wish him all the best Chairperson, Geoff Finlay, for his clubs about all sorts of things. in his new position. The good astute management of this process. However we now understand how news is he will still be around the I like to thank HK&HDCA Life each of us, together with Northern Association in other capacities Members Alf James OAM and Tom District CC, play our part in the allowing us to continue to tap into Richmond OAM for their support local cricket scene and how we will his many talents. I must also thank through last season. It didn’t matter achieve so much more individually Ben’s dad, Bob Gussey, who has what problem the Association was and collectively on friendly terms ensured a smooth transition with faced with, Alf and Tom, having than we ever will working against Ben moving on, covering us with been around the HK&HDCA for each other. many of the post-season details so long, had almost certainly been At the end of the 2011/12 season, that may have otherwise slipped through it themselves before. It Ben Gussey, our Executive Officer, through the cracks. was certainly great to be able to call announced he had secured full I am extremely pleased to say we on so much experience in my first time employment and would have now have a new Executive Officer year as President. to finish up in his role with the in Justin Epthorp who comes to us Finally I’d like to thank my fellow HK&HDCA. Ben had been our with a wealth of experience in our HK&HDCA Executive Committee Executive Officer for three and a Association at so many different members. It was a challenging but half years having pioneered the levels, which is quite extraordinary rewarding season and with that role and really embracing the for someone so young. We are now behind us we have some solid Executive Officer responsibilities indeed fortunate to have found foundations in place that make me wholeheartedly. He put his own such a quality replacement for Ben very excited going into 2012/13. personal stamp on a number of key who many of us thought would areas, particularly our impressive be irreplaceable in that Executive NATHAN TILBURY website, Annual Reports, On the Officer role. HK&HDCA PRESIDENT Ball Newsletters, sponsorship Fortunately we had a minimal development and general number of senior players cited to

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Executive Committee led to the HK&HDCA Foster Shield HKHDCCA was successful in Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai & Hills team qualifying for the finals for the obtaining a sponsorship grant from District Cricket Coaches’ first time in over a decade. A similar the NSW Communities Department Association (HKHDCCA) – program will be conducted during in March 2012, receiving $5,000 Bruce Wood (President); Mark the 2012 off-season. under the State Government’s 2011- Rushton (Vice-President); David Ross Turner Cup / Glenn Hourigan 12 Sport and Recreation Participation Bennett (Treasurer); Justin Epthorp Cup Program. The official presentation (Secretary) and Rod Hokin (Head The Coaches’ Association againat Berowra Oval was attended by Coach) – all Level 2 coaches. organised the annual RTC and GHC the Minister for Sport & Recreation, HKHDCCA is also honoured to have fixtures, our showcase HK&HDCA Graham Annesley MP; Matt Kean Ross Turner as our Patron. junior representative events. A MP, Member for Hornsby; Bruce School holiday junior cricket clinics successful T20 day was held for the Wood, President HKHDCCA; and HKHDCCA conducted three GHC U/13 & below age groups on some young cricketers from Berowra successful cricket clinics during Sunday, 19 February at Montview Christian School. The Hornsby the school holidays in 2011-12, as Oval, Hornsby Heights. Four teams Advocate newspaper published a follows: (48 players) participated in these story on this successful grant – refer: • Waitara Oval 5 – 7 October preliminary GHC T20 matches, www.hkhdca.com.au/files/2921/ 2011 – 45 children and 8 accredited following which the best 24 players files/coaching/Hornsby_Advocate_ coaches in attendance; were selected for the main GHC HKHDCCA_grant_8-March-12.pdf • Kenthurst Park 11 – 13 match. HKHDCCA Coach of Year Award January 2012 – 31 children and 6 The 50 over RTC and GHC matches The Coaches’ Association accredited coaches in attendance; took place on Sunday 18 March introduced a special new award to • Mark Taylor Oval, Waitara 16 2012 at Kenthurst Park (No. 1 & recognise excellence in coaching – 18 January 2012 – 66 children and 2 ovals). Both matches were high within HK&HDCA. An annual 10 accredited coaches in attendance. level contests, with the RTC teams HKHDCCA Coach of Year Award The accredited coaches engaged at mainly comprising players from the known as The Bruce Wood Cup these clinics included Rod Hokin HK&HDCA U/15 Weblin Shield commenced in 2011-12 and the (Head Coach), Bruce Wood (Co- and U/14 Moore Shield NSWDCA inaugural winner was Mark Holden, ordinator), Justin Epthorp, Mike premiership teams in 2011-12. coach of the HK&HDCA Weblin Burgin (all Level 2), and Andrew HKHDCCA provided coaching Shield undefeated premiership team. Lowe, Dave Lowery, Chris Burnett, opportunities for some outstanding HK&HDCA Award Daniel Wood, Josh Miller, James young coaches, with Daniel The Coaches’ Association was Madden, Daniel Anderson, Nathan Anderson, Josh Miller & Justin awarded the prestigious HK&HDCA Tanner, Jamie Matson & Tom Green Epthorp coaching the RTC teams, and Integrity Cup perpetual trophy in (all Level 1). Utkarsh Somaiya, Luke Thorburn, 2011 for Exemplary Sportsmanship HK&HDCA U/10 off-seasonWill Johnston & Matt Vile coaching and Development of Cricket in the development program the GHC teams in 2012 (including Local District. The Coaches’ Association conducted the T20’s). HK&HDCA sponsors, HKHDCCA Scholarship Scheme an innovative U/10 development Triforce Sports, supplied cricket The Coaches’ Association devised program at James Park, Hornsby, shirts for the players and coaches; a scholarship scheme in 2012 to during the 2011 off-season to provide and Kooindah Waters supplied prizes provide some financial assistance properly structured coaching to assist (complimentary rounds of golf). to a limited number of candidates the youngsters in their transition The Hornsby Advocate newspaper nominated to attend a Cricket NSW from soft to hard ball cricket. Five attended the RTC and GHC matches accredited coaching course (Level 1, coaching sessions were held on – refer to report and online photo 2), Sundays 29 May, 19 June, 31 July, 14 gallery: August & 4 September 2011, with a http://hornsby-advocate.whereilive. BRUCE WOOD total attendance of 252 boys (average com.au/sport/story/east-and-west- HKHDCCA PRESIDENT over 50 per session). The significant both-winners-in-ross-turner-and- improvement across this entry level glenn-hourigan-cups/ age group to representative cricket Sponsorship Grant 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 13 WORKING WITH HKHDCUA

The season started with our AGM A special mention is extended to done to all – especially Geoff and in August, 2011 where Geoff Col Griffin who became our 9th Barry for a wonderful initiative. Hasler was elected as President, umpire to record his century of 74 persons successfully completed Bruce Wood Vice-President, Steve matches umpiring in HK&HDCA the HK&HDCA Captains Ticket Wilson Secretary, Tim Davidson since records began in 1999/2000 and my thanks is extended to all Treasurer whilst Barry McDonald, and to Steve Wilson who became who ran and participated in this Darren Goodger (NSW), and our 3rd umpire to bring up 200 successful program. John McQuillan were elected as matches as an umpire in the During the season we had the Patrons of HKHDCUA for the HK&HDCA. pleasure of refining some of our 2011/12 season. The honour of doing the Askills when another of our Patrons, There were no less than 272grade Final this year went to the Darren Goodger (NSW Umpires appointments fulfilled throughout experienced Geoff Hasler (244Education & Development the season which is amazing given matches) and Steve Wilson (221 Manager) joined us to take us the wet weather and washouts matches) whilst our Patron, Barry through several key aspects of we endured. This was the second McDonald and Tim Creamer umpiring. It was a great evening highest set of appointments had the honour of umpiring the and let’s hope we can make this recorded. My thanks go to all our premier juniors Under 16 grade a regular event as the feedback regular umpires who umpired so Final and also the A grades T20 received was excellent. Thanks consistently and well throughout final at the start of the season. Geoff very much for your time Darren. the season. As a group, the My Hasler was joined by Bruce Wood The Spirit of Cricket awards were Cricket scores from the captains in doing the Ross Turner Cup won by the HK&DCA Foster in A grade and Kookaburra Cup and Alf James (OAM) and Kieran Shield team for Representative were excellent – an overall score of Canavan did a great job umpiring teams whilst the Mt Colah 4.39 for decision making and 4.62 the Glenn Turner Cup and also Kookaburra Cup team culminated overall (out of 5). The winning the Sunday One-Day Competition a great year for themselves by being WPHC A grade captain made Final. Congratulations to all on successful in the HK&HDCA special mention of the standard of your appointments. senior grades. Congratulations to umpiring he witnessed throughout I’d like to also make a special both teams on their great display the season and said the umpires are mention of the performances of of sportsmanship. “in a good place at the moment”. our newer umpires who did so In summary, the HKHDCUA has This was a wonderful reflection well this season. Damien Lewis enjoyed an outstanding season and of how well we did as a group and Steve Thomson umpired I can’t thank everyone enough for – congratulations to all on an really well and got great reports their support and commitment. I excellent season. culminating in them doing the look forward to the 2012/13 season The workload was shared really B-Reserves Final whilst Scott being even bigger and better for well as indicated by the individual Burrows in his first year as an HKHDCUA. appointments. Ian Lewis showed HK&HDCA umpire was rewarded the way with 25 appointments with the A-Reserves finalSTEVE WILSON (thanks Ian), followed by Steve appointment with Barry. HKHDCUA SECRETARY Wilson 24, Barry McDonald 23, The season started on a high when Geoff Hasler 20, Damien Lewis 18, Geoff and Barry developed and John McQuillan and Simon Moore presented 17, Scott Burrows 16, Bruce Wood an Umpires Development Program 14, Alf James (OAM) 13, Kieran for managers and coaches for all Canavan 13, Steve Thomson 12, junior clubs. Assistance was given Col Griffin and Brent Hartland 11, by several senior umpires who Scott Reid 9, Tim Creamer 7, Tim attended junior matches and passed Davidson 4 and our part timers on tips to officials, players, parents who helped us out in the semi- and supporters. The concept was finals and finals. overwhelmingly embraced and proved to be most popular. Well 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 14 WORKING WITH BLOWFLY CRICKET

The Blowfly Cricket 2011/12many individuals in the Sponsor the sport, community or industry? season has been a wonderfully a Child program – what fantastic It is difficult to imagine a grassroots successful one to date. The many gestures of kindness and good will. cricket program that has more highlights for the season include: potential than Blowfly Cricket 1. The once in a lifetimeMission Statement to provide long term benefits SCG experience on Wednesday To promote Blowfly Cricket as the to children with intellectual January 4th, where our hearty summer sport for children and disabilities and their families and band of players, siblings, coaches young people between the ages of support networks. and parents were able to join in 5 and 18 years who have special The model that has been the Milo in2CRICKET on-field needs by: created for Blowfly Cricket is activities during the lunch break of a) Providing the opportunity easily replicated and there are the Australia vs. India 2nd Test… for each participant to learn and plans to greatly expand the mind you, in front of 30,000+ develop the skills associated program and create new centres. spectators; with the game of cricket in a Additionally, there are plans to 2. A much closer working constructive and positive setting. further expand and modify the relationship with CNSW who b) Establishing an program to accommodate other have been extremely supportive environment for each family special needs areas for children, and generous in providing Milo member to enjoy their involvement including blind cricket, deaf cricket, in2CRICKET equipment for our in the game, including coaching, children with mental illnesses Centre and also the children umpiring, administration and and other various target groups. involved; support. We as an association firmly believe 3. The Incorporation ofc) Encouraging all it is a great opportunity to work Blowfly Cricket, and the hardparticipants to realise their own closely with community groups working Executive who’s collective potential in, and enjoyment of, to facilitate a safe and nurturing efforts do not go unnoticed; cricket. environment for children with 4. The support of locald) Enabling carers, parents special needs. cricket clubs including: St Ives and siblings the opportunity to Please contact me directly on CC, Wahroonga Juniors CC, and share interests in the game and either my email address or mobile Castle Hill RSL CC; interacting with other participating telephone if you require further 5. The support of thefamilies; and information, or wish to discuss Commonwealth Bank – where e) Fostering relationships our application further. we were so fortunate in securing with mainstream and adult cricket, a Grassroots grant including in order for players with disabilities Yours in community sports, $750.00 worth of equipment and to be provided with clearly $1,000.00 cash grant; defined pathways to National and MARK RUSHTON 6. The ongoing support and International representation in BLOWFLY CRICKET kindness of Abbas Aly (Triforce cricket, for players as the sport TREASURER Sports); and develops. 7. The generous support of What is the longer term benefit to

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The first week of the Galston- week participants as well as their an In2Cricket presentation/ Glenorie In2Cricket Centre was In2Cricket packs which provide Christmas Party during/after the held on the 14th of October with children with a plastic cricket bat, final session for this year on the 11 enthusiastic youngsters turning shirt, hat and ball! 16th December. up between the ages of 3 and 8. The Since the first week we have had A big thank you must go out to club decided to run this first session two more session run on sunny the parents of In2Cricketers and as a “Come and Try” session with Friday afternoons, outside ofsome of Galston-Glenorie’s A all kids being encouraged to come our main sponsor, Glenorie RSL. Grade side who have given up down and try In2Cricket with the Thinking that 11 participants was time on Friday afternoons to come prospects of them staying on to an amazing achievement for a small down and help out in coaching the play every Friday for the 10 weeks club in its first year of In2Cricket future generations of cricketer’s at of the program. we were in for quite a shock. Week Galston-Glenorie. The kids were greeted by our 2 saw 10 more participants turn For those aspiring In2Cricketers, President, John Barker, In2Cricket up and to date after the 3 sessions it is anticipated that we will run Co-Ordinator Justin Epthorp and we have 25 participants registered further In2Cricket sessions after Brad Pettit from Cricket NSW (including 4 girls!) and expect that the Christmas holidays so keep who came down to show us all there may be a few more to turn up your eyes out for advertisements how it was done. Brad ran an over the next few weeks. in local media, school newsletters awesome session, getting the kids The first year of Galston-Glenorie and mailboxes near you! into batting, bowling and catching, In2Cricket has a few more surprises For further information on the foundation skills used in left in it. Over the coming weeks, Galston-Glenorie In2Cricket cricket as well as a few games we have members of the NSW please visit www.ggcc.org.au such as Rapid Fire and keep the Breakers and hopefully a member or contact Justin Epthorp on bucket full. Brad also handed out or two from the NSW Speedblitz 0435406317 or at vicepresident@ Cricket NSW show bags to the first Blues. We are looking in to having ggcc.org.au

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The Northern Sydney Girlstwo teams, which excelled in their support and assistance. Cricket Association (NSGCA) has both competitions as the season This season, we also managed to just completed it’s 11th season. progressed. receive sponsorship from Nilgiri’s Compared to many clubs and Our Cup and Shield Finals were Indian Restaurant in St Leonards. associations, we have a pretty held on Saturday 10th March We are very grateful to Nilgiri’s small history, however over 11 at James Henty and Berry Park for their support this season, years we have given over one respectively. It was also a Pink particularly through the weekly thousand girls the opportunity to Stumps Day for the McGrath Participation awards that we have play cricket, often going to play Foundation and we managed to been able to give to players who representative, grade or state; quite raise close to $500. Huge thanks play within the Spirit of the Game an achievement. to Kingsgrove Sports for their and encourage their team-mates. This season, we had a representative donation to the raffle and all the They provide excellent service and team in both U13s and U15s, with players and parents who assisted the food is wonderful – next time the former coming second place in on the day. you are near North Sydney, check a tightly contested final. The girls This season, we also managed to them out! had a wonderful time and all enjoy receive sponsorship from Nilgiri’s As well as sponsorship, we were their cricket. Thanks to thoseIndian Restaurant in St Leonards. lucky to receive a $1750 grant who assisted during the carnival, We are very grateful to Nilgiri’s from the Commonwealth Bank, particularly Eric Junkkari, Anton for their support this season, including equipment. This money Cole and Bryce Thompson. particularly through the weekly went towards funding NSWCUSA We also ran two competitions; Cup Participation awards that we have umpiring and scoring courses for and Shield, for primary and senior been able to give to players who our volunteers. It is the first time school students respectively. play within the Spirit of the Game that our association has been able West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook and encourage their team-mates. to offer such training and the Cricket Club, as always, had strong They provide excellent service and feedback was extremely positive. numbers in both competitions and the food is wonderful – next time Thanks to Nilgiri’s for hosting us ended up taking the premierships you are near North Sydney, check and the Carlingford branch for across Cup and Shield. West Ryde them out! their support and assistance. Rovers had a strong season in As well as sponsorship, we were Overall, the 2011-12 season was Shield and were unlucky to get lucky to receive a $1750 grant an enjoyable one and we look beaten in the final against a veteran from the Commonwealth Bank, forward to what next season may WPHCCC Red side. Castle Hill including equipment. This money bring. A final thanks to the NSGCA RSL lost a few girls last year due went towards funding NSWCUSA committee for their efforts; John to the HSC, so it was quite an umpiring and scoring courses for Porter, Meryl O’Connell, Ian effort for them to get a new team our volunteers. It is the first time Chappel, Steven Bird, Rod Bishop together. Although they struggled that our association has been able & Bryce Thompson. against some older teams, they to offer such training and the did very well and put in a fantastic feedback was extremely positive. EDWINA CHAPPEL effort each game. Gordon/St Ives Thanks to Nilgiri’s for hosting us NSGCA PUBLICITY OFFICER once again combined to form and the Carlingford branch for

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 17 OUR SPONSORS : HORNSBY RSL

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 18 TEAM AFFILIATIONS

Affiliated Member / Club GIRLS JUNIOR SENIOR MASTERS TEAMS TEAMS TEAMS CLASSICS Asquith Rugby League - - - Beecroft - - Berowra - Castle Hill RSL - Epping - - - Galston-Glenorie - - - HKHDCCA - - - - HKHDCUA - - - - Hornsby District - Kenthurst Upper Hills - Kissing Point - - Mt Colah - - Normanhurst-Warrawee - - North Shore - - - Pennant Hills - - - Redfield Lions - - - St Ives - - - Sydney Lions Sports Club - - - Thornleigh - - West Pennant Hills-Cherrybrook - TOTAL

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 19 MEETING ATTENDANCES

Council Meetings (-- Meetings Held) Asquith Rugby League Simon Arthur Josh Brown Beecroft Geoff Findlay Scott Reid Mitch Burger Berowra

Castle Hill RSL Mike Burgin

Galston-Glenorie John Barker Justin Epthorp Karl Triebe HKHDCCA HKHDCUA Hornsby District

Kenthurst Upper Hills Kissing Point John Klingberg Tim Gastineau-Hils Sean Sweeney Kieran Canavan Mount Colah Daniel Clarke Brian Gibson Bruce Parker Normanhurst-Warrawee Michael Griffin Pennant Hills Redfield College Michael Dolly St Ives Gavin Wingfield Sydney Lions Sports Club

Thornleigh Carolyn Ball Wahroonga Blade Runners WPHC Life Members Barry McDonald Ross Anderson Alf James OAM Glenn Hourigan John McQuillan Executive Officer Ben Gussey

Members of the Executive COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE MEETINGS MEETINGS MEETINGS MEETINGS Abbas Aly Geoff Hasler Barry McDonald Nathan Tilbury Bruce Kimberley Scott Burrows Bruce Wood John Barker Bill White Steve Wilson Colin Griffin Tim Davidson

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Thanks must go to Hornsby Shire, requests and please keep the area asking for nominations for Ku-ring-gai Shire and Baulkham clean. divisional secretaries to assist with Hills Shire councils for their Special Mentions organisation. support of Junior cricket, which Robert Barker 231 I would like to thank all managers, after-all is their junior residents. Brad Stockwell – WPHC u/12’s (2 coaches and parents for their part I would also like to thank the runs short of the qualifying level) in making it all happen for their Principals of Redfield College,with 298 @ 298.00 Obviously NOT cricketers. Finally, to all the players, Cherrybrook Public, Arcadia watching his statistics all day. well played I’ll see you all next year. Public, Hornsby Heights Public, I would also like to thank the Pennant Hills High and Northholm umpires for their hard work in the BRUCE KIMBERLEY Grammar. Please remember that semi’s & finals. A difficult Job well JUNIOR SECRETARY these schools are doing us a favour done. so please respect their ways and Next season, (now), I will be JUNIOR CRICKET AWARD WINNERS President’s Trophy (for Most Runs in any Age Division) won by Matthew McVay Presented originally in 1961 by Mr Max Gwilliam, President of the Schoolboys Competition

President’s Trophy (for Most Wickets in any Age Division) won by Calvin Breytenbach Presented originally in 1961 by Mr Colin Lee, Association President 1959-1971

James Webb Memorial Trophy (Most Dismissals by a Wicketkeeper) won by Dash Ratnam Presented originally in 1967 in honour of Mr Webb who umpired in A Grade for 35 years

Baulkham Hills Shire President’s Trophy (Best all-round performance in all competitions by a junior) won by Mansimar Singh Presented originally in 1968 by Councillor Bernard Mullane, President of Baulkham Hills Shire Council

Tom Geelan Memorial Trophy (Leading Under 16 Player) won by George Blackwood Presented originally in 1973 to honour Mr Geelan, President of the Schoolboys Competition 1967-1973, and Life Member

Ku-ring-gai Council Founders Cup (Leading Under 15 Player) won by Calvin Breytenbach Presented originally in 1988 by the Ku-ring-gai Municipal Council

Jonathon Myers Memorial Trophy (Schoolboys Club Championship) won by Redfield College Presented originally in 1961 by the family of Jonathon Myers of Thornleigh under 12 who was accidentally drowned

WPH-C Gold Under 11 Kimbo Cup Winner

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 22 UNDER 16 Final Competition Table Mt Colah 47 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Green 31 Berowra 46 Kenthurst Upper Hills 28 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Red 44 Pennant Hills 26 Hornsby Districts 31

FINAL: Berowra 2/83 (A. Watts 50*) d Mt. Colah 81 (S. Fone 24 , G. Blackwood 3/13, M. Roberts 3/15) BATTING AVERAGE: Albert Watts (Berowra)……………………………….. 440 runs @ 62.86 BOWLING AVERAGE: Matthew Vile (WPHC)………………………………… 15 wkts @ 7.47

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Mansimar Singh WPHC 9 368 52.57 George Blackwood Berowra 9 315 45.00 Rohan Drummond Kenthurst Upper Hills 10 314 31.40 Albert Watts Berowra 10 313 62.60 Lachlan Holmes Kenthurst Upper Hills 10 313 34.78 Joel Herzog WPHC 9 274 45.67 Oliver Hing Hornsby Districts 8 241 30.13 Daniel Chamberlain Mt Colah 8 231 46.20 Anik Gnanasekaram WPHC 9 211 23.44 Aaron Saldanha Pennant Hills 11 207 25.88

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Siddharth Sethi WPHC 69 21 168 8.00 Samuel Watts Berowra 90 21 278 13.24 Stewart Hodges Redfield Lions 88 20 217 10.85 Rajiv Chandrasena Normanhurst-Warrawee 93 20 291 14.55 Daniel Junkkari Castle Hill RSL 89 18 313 17.39 Mark Porvaznik Redfield Lions 62 16 229 14.31 Angus Hartney WPHC 66 16 261 16.31 Matthew Smith Hornsby District 50 15 160 10.67 Abhimanyu Srikanth Hornsby District 67 15 171 11.40 Utkarsh Somaiya Normanhurst-Warrawee 107 15 270 18.00

Wicketkeeping Club Catches Stumpings Total Christian Sharpe Mt Colah 7 2 9 Geordie Boyce Berowra 8 1 9

High Scores George Blackwood 115* Mansimar Singh 83* Paul Muston 76 Joel Herzog 84 Andrew Meikle 82 Nicholas Hey 76 Daniel Anderson 104* Thomas Lee 100* Mitchell Easy 106 Albert Watts 111

Best Bowling Figures Bradley Clapham 5/5 Raymond Khamis 5/31 Nick Raymond 5/31

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 23 UNDER 15 Final Competition Table West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook White 50 Normanhurst-Warrawee Black 31 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Green 46 Kissing Point 31 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Red 46 Castle Hill RSL 25 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Gold 38 Berowra 21 Normanhurst-Warrawee Red 36 Redfield College 17 Kenthurst Upper Hills 36 Hornsby Districts 14

FINAL: WPHC White 7-145 (C. Breytenbach 51) d WPHC Red 9/144 cc (N. Duck 41*, C. Breytenbach 4/16) BATTING AVERAGE: Matthew McVay (KUH)………….……………………….…..575 runs @ 95.83 BOWLING AVERAGE: Calvin Breytenbach (WPHC)………….……………………….…..24 wkts @ 7.50

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Matthew McVey Kenthurst Upper Hills 11 575 95.83 Robert Barker Redfield College 13 554 42.62 Vineet Suri WPHC 10 541 77.29 Jourdan Whitfield-Horesh Kissing Point 11 435 48.33 Billy Spencer Hornsby Districts 13 425 38.64 Matthew Corrish Normanhurst-Warrawee 10 402 67.00 Praneeth Weerasooriya WPHC 13 401 40.10 John Anderson WPHC 11 399 57.00 Daniel Heidegger WPHC 8 396 56.57 Calvin Breytenbach WPHC 9 374 62.33 Thomas Xavier Normanhurst-Warrawee 10 372 53.14 Ben Wallwood Normanhurst-Warrawee 11 308 34.22

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Calvin Breytenbach WPHC 84 24 180 7.50 Travis Loughhead WPHC 82 23 230 10.00 Kevin Li WPHC 92 23 270 11.74 Patrick Sweeney Kissing Point 59 19 151 7.95 Jamison Sexty Normanhurst-Warrawee 60 18 230 12.78 Cameron McBrien WPHC 72 17 202 11.88 Anmol Singh Kissing Point 44 16 160 10.00 Ben Jones Normanhurst-Warrawee 52 15 153 10.20 Justin Edwards WPHC 68 14 195 13.93 Christopher Bissett Berowra 66 14 204 14.57

Wicketkeeping Club Catches Stumpings Total Jourdan Whitfield-Horesh Kissing Point 18 2 20 Semonn Oleksyn WPHC 10 2 12

High Scores Robert Barker 231 Semonn Oleksyn 114* Calvin Breytenbach 107* Vineet Suri 146* Aditya Ramakrishnan 112 Harrison Meidler 105 Matthew McVey 133* John Anderson 109* Billy Spencer 105 Vineet Suri 119 Daniel Heidegger 108 Emaad Khan 104* Jourdan Whitfield-Horesh 116* Luke McDonald 107* Daniel Heidegger 100*

Best Bowling Figures Patrick Sweeney 6/14 Praneeth Weerasooriya 5/9 Ben Jones 5/14 inc H/T Cameron McBrien 5/3 Joel Carey 5/13 Varun Prakash 5/17

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 24 UNDER 14 Final Competition Table Normanhurst-Warrawee 56 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook White 33 Redfield Kenthurst 51 Kissing Point 31 Hornsby Districts 45 Castle Hill RSL 30 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Red 41 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Blue 26 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Gold 36 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Green 15 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Green 35 FINAL: No Match: Normanhurst-Warrawee & Hornsby Districts - Joint Premiers BATTING AVERAGE: Eknoor Singh (Normanhurst-Warrawee)…………………376 runs at 125.33 BOWLING AVERAGE: Henry Ludlow (Hornsby Districts)……………………….. 22 wickets at 4.73

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Alexander Dolly Redfield College 10 398 56.86 Travis Loxton WPHC 9 382 76.40 Eknoor Singh Normanhurst-Warrawee 8 376 125.33 Sebastian Madden Hornsby Districts 11 345 38.33 Anthony Johnston Normanhurst-Warrawee 7 270 90.00 Taylor Davies Normanhurst-Warrawee 8 268 53.60 Sidath Dissanayake WPHC 8 257 51.40 Joel Behlevanas WPHC 8 253 63.25 Callum Southgate Hornsby Districts 8 235 33.57 Billy Gaunt Redfield College 9 224 37.33

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Henry Ludlow Hornsby Districts 57 22 104 4.73 James Dowers Redfield College 77 21 153 7.29 Connor Holmes Redfield College 74 20 182 9.10 Taylor Davies Normanhurst-Warrawee 39 12 73 6.08 Luke Tindale Redfield College 51 12 105 8.75 Conor Laidlaw Normanhurst-Warrawee 34 11 60 5.45 Thomas Waters Hornsby Districts 37 10 62 6.20 Kieran Mooney Hornsby Districts 34 10 90 9.00 Kushagra Kundra Normanhurst-Warrawee 43 10 98 9.80 Sanjay Balakumar WPHC 43 10 111 11.10

Wicketkeeping Club Catches Stumpings Total Billy Gaunt Redfield College 4 6 10

High Scores Eknoor Singh 112* James Dowers 77* Alexander Dolly 75* Anthony Johnston 79* Stanton Tam 76* Taylor Davies 75* James Denyer 78* Travis Loxton 76* Sebastian Madden 77* Sidath Dissanayake 75*

Best Bowling Figures Henry Ludlow 5/11 James Dowers 5/13 Adam Wehrmann 5/45 James Dowers 3/25 incl Hat-Trick

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 25 UNDER 13 Final Competition Table Pennant Hills 52 Kenthurst Upper Hills 38 Normanhurst-Warrawee - Red 48 Castle Hill RSL - Green 33 Redfield College 48 Mt. Colah 29 Castle Hill RSL - White 48 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook - Red 28 Berowra 45 Kissing Point 23 Castle Hill RSL - Blue 41 Normanhurst-Warrawee - Black 19

FINAL: Pennant Hills 146 (L. Hodge 3/18) d Redfield College 132 (J. Donkin 63, J. Cheng 2/7) BATTING AVERAGE: Lachlan Anchique (Castle Hill RSL) ………………………..…378 runs @ 94.50 BOWLING AVERAGE: Matthew Dowers (Redfield College)………………………….… 21 wkts @ 6.67

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Ryan Tullia Berowra 10 438 73.00 Lachlan Anchique Castle Hill RSL 10 378 94.50 Arian Bhatia Castle Hill RSL 9 354 59.00 Nicholas Dolly Redfield College 11 336 42.00 Jamie Shaw Kenthurst Upper Hills 9 332 47.43 Joel Jenson Pennant Hills 10 321 40.13 William Giacometti Kissing Point 8 299 49.83 Quentin Cheng Normanhurst-Warrawee 8 276 55.20 Daniel Jones Berowra 9 267 33.38 Jack Donkin Redfield College 12 261 21.75

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Rahul Krishna Pennant Hills 68 23 161 7.00 Lachlan Anchique Castle Hill RSL 77 22 182 8.27 Matthew Dowers Redfield College 79 21 140 6.67 Peter Lautre Redfield College 76 21 175 8.33 Jackson Lofts Kenthurst Upper Hills 62 18 225 12.50 Liam Hodge Redfield College 56 16 115 7.19 Thom Gardner WPHC 40 14 108 7.71 Thomas Summerhays Kenthurst Upper Hills 42 14 125 8.93 Methila Nanayakkara Castle Hill RSL 36 13 78 6.00 Michael Deane Castle Hill RSL 38 13 82 6.31

Wicketkeeping Club Catches Stumpings Total Dash Ratnam Pennant Hills 17 6 23

High Scores Jamie Shaw 109* Arian Bhatia 78* William Giacometti 74 Joel Jenson 103 Jamie Shaw 76 Ben Parker 68 Nicholas Dolly 89 Danusha Seneviratne 75* Tata Shoaib 67 Best Bowling Figures Rahul Krishna 5/6 Luke Colquhoun 5/12 Matthew Dowers 5/7 Joel Jenson 5/23 Lachlan Anchique 5/8 incl H/T

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 26 UNDER 12 Final Competition Table West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Blue 60 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Red 31 Normanhurst-Warrawee Red 51 Hornsby District 31 Kissing Point Red 46 Berowra Maroon 28 Kissing Point White 41 Berowra White 26 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Green 41 Mt. Colah 22 Kenthurst Upper Hills Lee 38 Kenthurst Upper Hills McGrath 21 Kissing Point Blue 36 Beecroft 16 Normanhurst-Warrawee Black 35 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Gold 11

FINAL: WPHC Blue 6/213 cc (S. Darapuneni 63, B. Stockwell 44*, T. Reynolds 39, S. Metzmacher 2/23) d Normanhurst Warrawee 8/164cc (P. Coburn 36, A. Smith 26, Y. Gunewardhane 3/21) BATTING AVERAGE: Jarred Knox (Kenthurst Upper Hills)……………………….…357 runs @ 71.40 BOWLING AVERAGE: Pravin Chanmugam (Pennant Hills)……………………………..20 wkts @ 7.95

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Jarred Knox Kenthurst Upper Hills 10 357 71.40 Joshua Hayes Normanhurst-Warrawee 11 320 40.00 Ronan Shiels Beecroft 11 298 42.57 Bradley Stockwell WPHC 8 298 298.00 Nicholas Andreou Kissing Point 10 293 58.60 Sandeep Darapuneni WPHC 9 267 44.50 Fraser Wilson Kissing Point 11 259 51.80 Max Dakic Berowra 10 259 43.17 Timothy Reynolds WPHC 10 258 28.67 Joshua Banner WPHC 9 248 82.67

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Pravin Chanmugam Pennant Hills 61 20 159 7.95 John Martens Normanhurst-Warrawee 44 17 134 7.88 Martin Hopkins Kissing Point 53 15 111 7.40 Jarred Knox Kenthurst Upper Hills 43 14 76 5.43 James Brown Kissing Point 45 14 126 9.00 Cameron Korte WPHC 42 14 202 14.43 Lachlan Hodges Normanhurst-Warrawee 49 13 120 9.23 Matthew Browne Kenthurst Upper Hills 43 13 125 9.62 Matthew Digby WPHC 42 13 125 9.62 Jordon Hayes Normanhurst-Warrawee 49 12 122 10.17

Wicketkeeping Club Catches Stumpings Total Shivraj Rana WPHC 5 6 11 Cameron Bish WPHC 7 4 11

High Scores Sam Druce 69 Oscar Stahl 64* Finn Harricks 64* Joshua Hayes 64 Shivraj Rana 63* Sandeep Darapuneni 63 William de Vries 60*

Best Bowling Figures Pravin Chanmugam 6/16 Jordan Hayes 5/15 Aiden Smith 5/9 John Martens 5/26 Thomas Drum 5/9 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 27 UNDER 11 Final Competition Table West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Red 55 Castle Hill RSL 33 Hornsby District Green 48 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Gold 31 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Blue 45 Mt. Colah 31 Kenthurst Upper Hills McGrath 43 Normanhurst-Warrawee Black 26 Kenthurst Upper Hills Lee 42 Thornleigh 19 Beecroft 36 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook Green 17 Hornsby District Gold 36 Kissing Point 17 Normanhurst-Warrawee Red 35 Berowra 15

FINAL: WPHC Red 8/103 (S. Narain 21, B. Dalton 21*, D. Thorat 2/8) d Kenthurst Upper Hills Lee 101 (G. MacQuillan 33, T. Berry 2/3, J. Reynolds 2/8) BATTING AVERAGE: Nick Hammond (Normanhurst-Warrawee)………………………239 runs @ 79.67 BOWLING AVERAGE: Dhruva Thorat (Hornsby Districts)……… ………………………. 16 wkts @ 5.88

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Nick Hammond Normanhurst-Warrawee 9 239 79.67 Dhruva Thorat Hornsby Districts 11 233 46.60 Luke Malcolm Hornsby Districts 11 230 32.86 Charlie Johnston Normanhurst-Warrawee 11 202 25.25 Kenneth Chu Beecroft 9 176 35.20 Charlie Rose Kenthurst Upper Hills 9 174 58.00 Gregory MacQuillan Hornsby Districts 9 172 28.67 Samreet Sandhu Normanhurst-Warrawee 10 171 24.43 Luke Duncan Kenthurst Upper Hills 9 169 21.13 William Pearce Kenthurst Upper Hills 10 169 24.14

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Noah Moss Hornsby Districts 55 17 130 7.65 Dhruva Thorat Hornsby Districts 60 16 94 5.88 Cameron Lobo Hornsby Districts 59 14 120 8.57 Kenneth Chu Beecroft 35 13 85 6.54 Corey Miller Mt. Colah 35 12 49 4.08 Dylan Bish WPHC 40 12 103 8.58 Srivaths Narain WPHC 36 11 52 4.73 Charlie Johnston Normanhurst-Warrawee 41 10 56 5.60 Finlay Grieve Beecroft 32 10 66 6.60 William Coffey WPHC 36 10 71 7.10

Wicketkeeping Club Catches Stumpings Total Thomas Pratt WPHC 1 5 6 Charlie Johnston Normanhurst-Warrawee 5 1 6 Archer Bradshaw Hornsby Districts 6 0 6 High Scores Mason Oates 50 Samreet Sandhu 49* Oliver Maybury 44* Aron Eswaran 44* Dhruva Thorat 43* Joe Hiley 43*

Best Bowling Figures Dhruva Thorat 5/10 Luke Malcolm 4/2 Thomas Wright 4/10 Kenneth Chu 5/15 Dylan Bish 4/3 Rushab Athavale 4/17 Cameron Lobo 4/2 Joe Hiley 4/3 Shravan Divakarla 4/20

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 28 JUNIOR CRICKET RECORDS

OPEN (All years/eras) 400 runs / 40 wickets Qualification Under 16 Batting Aggregate Luke Montgomery, Hornsby 747 2002/03 Batting Average Lachlan Ford, Normanhurst-Warrawee 159.50 2008/09 Highest Score Ben Folkard, Redfield 215* 1998/99 Bowling Aggregate John Jessup, Hornsby RSL 56 1969/70 Bowling Average David Murphy, St Leos College 3.90 1975/76 Under 15 Batting Aggregate David Ball, Thornleigh 722 1998/99 Batting Average M Watson, North Turramurra 133.0 1986/87 Highest Score Robert Barker, Galston-Glenorie 231 2011/12 Bowling Aggregate Stephen Liggins, St Ives 64 1979/80 Bowling Average Stephen Liggins, St Ives 3.25 1979/80 Under 14 Batting Aggregate Bingai Gamble, Mt Colah 812 1997/98 Batting Average Rob Watts, WPHC 231.0 1999/00 Highest Score Bingai Gamble, Mt Colah 315 ret 1997/98 Bowling Aggregate John Jessup, Asquith Sports 70 1967/68 Bowling Average Anthony Ford, Pennant Hills 2.58 1972/73 Under 13 Batting Aggregate Peter McDonald, WPH 721 1982/83 Batting Average Praneeth Weerasooriya, Pennant Hills 175.00 2010/11 Highest Score M Strang, Kenthurst 162* 1985/86 Bowling Aggregate B England, St Ives 67 1947/48 Bowling Average S Lovegrove, St Ives 2.18 1978/79 Under 12 Batting Aggregate P Heponstall, Pennant Hills 649 1977/78 Batting Average Steven Jones, Kenthurst 230.0 1974/75 Highest Score Stephen Smith, Thornleigh 142* 1963/64 Bowling Aggregate Scott Sexty, Thornleigh 74 1976/77 Bowling Average N Bowman, WPH 2.44 1969/70 Under 11 Batting Aggregate W Robinson, Hornsby RSL 410 1977/78 Batting Average W Robinson, Hornsby RSL 51.25 1977/78 Bowling Aggregate Scott Sexty, Thornleigh 84 1975/76 Bowling Average Steven Jones, Kenthurst 1.80 1973/74 Under 10 Batting Aggregate M Wright, Kissing Pt 493 1964/65 Batting Average Ross Turner, Pennant Hills 83.40 1966/67 Bowling Aggregate D Simpson, Wahroonga 96 1969/70 Bowling Average Ross Toohey, Thornleigh 1.37 1977/78

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 29 JUNIOR CRICKET RECORDS

UP to 1988/89

Under 16 Batting Aggregate Nicolas Downie, St Leos College 669 1973/74 Batting Average Paul Price, Wahroonga 128.00 1972/73 Highest Score Bowling Aggregate John Jessup, Hornsby RSL 56 1969/70 Bowling Average David Murphy, St Leos College 3.90 1975/76 Under 15 Batting Aggregate M Hawrysuik, WPH 568 1985/86 Batting Average M Watson, North Turramurra 133.0 1986/87 Highest Score -. Cunningham, ---- 200 1949/50 Bowling Aggregate Stephen Liggins, St Ives 64 1979/80 Bowling Average Stephen Liggins, St Ives 3.25 1979/80 Under 14 Batting Aggregate Brad Patterson, Kenthurst 716 1973/74 Batting Average Brad Patterson, Kenthurst 119.33 1973/74 Bowling Aggregate John Jessup, Asquith Sports 70 1967/68 Bowling Average Anthony Ford, Pennant Hills 2.58 1972/73 Under 13 Batting Aggregate Peter McDonald, WPH 721 1982/83 Batting Average M Watson, North Turramurra 169.50 1984/85 Highest Score M Strang, Kenthurst 162* 1985/86 Bowling Aggregate B England, St Ives 67 1947/48 Bowling Average S Lovegrove, St Ives 2.18 1978/79 Under 12 Batting Aggregate P Heponstall, Pennant Hills 649 1977/78 Batting Average Steven Jones, Kenthurst 230.0 1974/75 Highest Score Stephen Smith, Thornleigh 142* 1963/64 Bowling Aggregate Scott Sexty, Thornleigh 74 1976/77 Bowling Average N Bowman, WPH 2.44 1969/70 Under 11 Batting Aggregate W Robinson, Hornsby RSL 410 1977/78 Batting Average W Robinson, Hornsby RSL 51.25 1977/78 Bowling Aggregate Scott Sexty, Thornleigh 84 1975/76 Bowling Average Steven Jones, Kenthurst 1.80 1973/74 Under 10 Batting Aggregate M Wright, Kissing Pt 493 1964/65 Batting Average Ross Turner, Pennant Hills 83.40 1966/67 Bowling Aggregate D Simpson, Wahroonga 96 1969/70 Bowling Average Ross Toohey, Thornleigh 1.37 1977/78

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 30 JUNIOR CRICKET RECORDS

(1989/90 to present)

Under 16 Batting Aggregate Luke Montgomery, Hornsby 747 2002/03 Batting Average Lachlan Ford, Normanhurst-Warrawee 159.50 (638) 2008/09 Highest Score Ben Folkard, Redfield 215* 1998/99 Bowling Aggregate Mark McDowell, WPHC 31 2002/03 Bowling Average Christian Webb, Hornsby RSL 5.80 (30) 1991/92 Under 15 Batting Aggregate David Ball, Thornleigh 722 1998/99 Batting Average Rob Watts, WPHC 124.0 (372) 2000/01 Highest Score Robert Barker, Galston-Glenorie 231 2011/12 Bowling Aggregate Adam Brcic, Upper Hills 36 2006/07 Bowling Average Mark Pittorino, St Leo’s College 5.93 (30) 1989/90 Under 14 Batting Aggregate Bingai Gamble, Mt Colah 812 1997/98 Batting Average Rob Watts, WPHC 231.0 (462) 1999/00 Highest Score Bingai Gamble, Mt Colah 315 ret 1997/98 Bowling Aggregate S Shaukat, St Ives 37 1996/97 Bowling Average S Shaukat, St Ives 4.22 (37) 1996/97 Kevin Godfrey, WPHC Blue 4.22 (36) 2006/07 Under 13 Batting Aggregate Rob McHugh, Wahroonga 665 1996/97 Batting Average George Blackwood, Berowra 329.0 (329) 2008/09 Highest Score Shane Cash, Hornsby District 119* 2007/08 Bowling Aggregate Rowan Pryor, St Ives 33 1997/98 Bowling Average M Gillard, Hornsby Heights 3.28 (32) 1989/90 Under 12 Batting Aggregate Jon Whealing Redfield 544 2001/02 Batting Average Tim Ley, Kissing Point 180.0 (360) 1999/00 Highest Score Alexander Dolly, Redfield 116* 2009/10 Bowling Aggregate D McMahon, WPH 47 1992/93 Bowling Average John Tait, WPH 2.18 (33) 1990/91 Under 11 Batting Aggregate Luke Smith, Pennant Hills 373 2002/03 Batting Average Alexander Dolly, Redfield 118.33 (355) 2008/09 Highest Score Charles Burfitt, Redfield 105* 2001/02 Bowling Aggregate Jeff Culleton, Normanhurst 31 1998/99 Bowling Average M Johnson, St Ives 2.77 (30) 1990/91

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 31 JUNIOR CRICKET RECORDS

(1989/90 to present)

Junior Competition Partnership Records (all Grades) 1st 278* J Lowery (175*) / M Miller (78*) Upper Hills v Normanhurst U16 2002/03 2nd 295 B Gamble (315) / N van Breda (30) Mt Colah v Berowra U14 1997/98 3rd 272 L Montgomery(169)/R Wanagaru (90) Hornsby District v WPHC Blue U16 2002/03 4th 241 C Peebles / D Bohatko Upper Hills U12 1992/93 241 A Oberai (149) / A Rashleigh (109*) WPHC Red v Upper Hills U16 2008/09 5th 164* J Reynolds (90*) / D Burrows (47*) Berowra v Upper Hills U12 1991/92 6th 164 R Beuzeville / J Donel Hornsby RSL U12 1991/92 7th 165 J Fiedler (127) / R Hoye (91) Berowra v Castle Hill U15 2003/04 8th 201* J MacDonald (105*) / A Robinson (67*) Hornsby District v Wahroonga U13 1997/98 9th 132* A Gerard / T Biesiek WPHC U15 1994/95 10th 104 M Scoular (51) / M Joyce (53*) WPHC v Hornsby U16 2004/05

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The 2011-12 season attracteda deserved triumph for Minor for a great contest. The post match a total of 78 teams, 72 in the Premiers, Mt Colah, defeating celebrations demonstrated the Saturday Competition and 8 in Berowra in the Final, in no small tremendous enthusiasm from both the Sunday One Day Competition. way due to a contribution of 245 teams in sharing the spoils. The Association welcomed teams from Sam Every out of a total of The D Reserve Final was a fitting from the Epping Shires club and 363, a score that proved well out of finish to the season for Minor the North Shore club into our reach of the Berowra team. Premiers, Thornleigh, defeating competitions for the first time. The B Grade premiership went to a determined St Ives side quite The weather throughout thethe Kissing Point team, who finished comfortably, in no small way summer was less than perfect, second on the table, but defeated due to the 120 runs scored by however, the Grand Final weekend the Minor Premiers, Berowra, in keeper, Martin Bridgewood. did provide two great days within the final, with evergreen AndyCongratulations to Thornleigh for which to decide the champions in Parker being the major contributor their one team, one Premiership each of the grades. to Kissing Point’s batting in the record for the season. The Colts Competition was not Final, as was the case throughout conducted this season, with the season. THE SUNDAY – ONE DAY the majority of clubs opting for The Hornsby District club came COMPETITION modification to the A reservefrom 4th spot to defeat the second Eight teams contested in season Competition by including a quota of placed WPHC team in the final of 2011/12, with Berowra (3), ARL Under 23 players to be played as the the B Reserve competition, in no (2), Kenthurst (2) and Kissing Kookaburra Cup, kindly sponsored small way due to the contribution Point competing. Berowra again by the Kookaburra Sports. of 192 from Zac Gamble-Holmes, dominated the Final, with the The Senior Competition seasonfrom a total of 363, winning by just Berowra Maroons playing Berowra again commenced with a T20 over 100 runs. Soccer at Warrina Street. event, a popular innovation started Hornsby also took out the C grade In a thrilling final, the vastly the previous season. It is an event Premiership with a victory over the experienced Maroons batted that permits our clubs to get the Mt Colah side, with Peter Lipman first with the familiar names of season started whilst we wait for taking 6-30 to steer Hornsby to a Davenport, Locke, Fury, Johnson the release of all of our grounds comfortable win over the minor and Lindsay appearing, posting from the winter sports. premiers. a score of 8-108, with Soccer THE PREMIERS C Reserve minor premiers, reaching an agonising total of 106 The defending Premiers, Asquith Hornsby, were unable to cope with in reply. Well done to the Berowra Rugby League, were eager WPHC bowler, Harmeet Pannu, club for retaining their past Senior participants in the A Grade Final, who, in taking 6-22 from 11 overs, Competition players and for playing against Minor Premiers, took his side to a comfortable fielding three teams again this year. West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook, victory. THE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP at Mark Taylor Oval. ARL were The C3 Final was a very closely Congratulations are in order for seeking a seventh successive A contested game between Berowra the Berowra Club, who have won grade title, however, the WPHC and Kissing Point, with the Kissing the Senior Club Championship for team achieved a well deserved Point side scraping past the Berowra season 2011-12, with St Ives being premiership in a final that was total of 156 after losing their ninth runners up. dominated by the bowlers, with the wicket at 152. The innings ofBerowra fielded 10 teams, including exception of one partnership that Clinton Pereksles, contributing three in the Sunday One Day proved to be the deciding factor 81 not out was the feature of this Competition, and whilst they won in the match, between Daniel intriguing final. only the Sunday Final, they made Anderson and Scott Henderson. However, the D Grade Final proved the semi finals in six grades of the The outstanding performance from even closer, with a tied result Saturday Senior Competitions, an the bowlers was again from ARL’s between Kissing Point and the outstanding achievement for the Ben Folkard, taking 7-42 from his effervescent Sydney Lions teams, club. 21 overs. thus being declared Joint Premiers, THE JOHN HAYNE CUP The Kookaburra Cup Final was a result that rewarded both teams Four clubs, Normanhurst/ 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 33 SENIOR COMPETITION REPORT

Warrawee, Kissing Point, WPHC a continuing problem and the undertaking, and I would certainly and Castle Hill RSL entered teams Association has been active extend my gratitude to each of the in the John Hayne Cup, which was through the President and others committee members who took on played as a T20 Tournament at the in prompting our three councils the responsibility for the season. Foxglove North and South grounds. to address this issue. These bodies The task of supervising the player Unfortunately, the weather do not move quickly with regard ratings was taken by John Klingberg, intervened, forcing the cancellation to these commitments, however, who was diligent in his application of the second Saturday. we must continue to seek their of the guidelines throughout Castle Hill RSL were the victors, cooperation prior to council the season. Steve Wilson took courtesy of their two wins on the elections in September of 2012. responsibility for the Competition first day, and our thanks go to LOCAL RULES Draws across all grades, the T20 Roger Friend for organising this Following the prior season a Local Competition, finals etc and, as year’s season finale. Rules Meeting was held and several usual, was totally committed to this GROUNDS and WEATHER amendments were agreed to by unenviable task. This past season provided more the club delegates in attendance. The remaining committee members than its share of wet weather THE Local Rules booklet was contributed throughout the year by and far too many competition subsequently amended, printed and monitoring their respective grades, fixtures were abandoned or played made available on the MyCricket identifying any anomalies, and in unfavourable and perhaps website prior to the commencement giving of their time very generously treacherous conditions. of the Senior Competition. to ensure that the competitions Whilst it has, of recent seasons, However, it became obvious that were properly administered. been the policy of the SCC to some clubs, teams, captains had I must express my sincere gratitude encourage play by leaving the final not subsequently read the new to each of Col Griffin, Roger Friend, decision to the captains when there version of the Local Rules and Raja Rajamohan and Greg Fiedler, is not an official umpire, there have were unfortunately penalised in addition to John and Steve, for been sufficient occasions wherewhen found in breach of the their solid support throughout the teams have very reluctantly played rules, specifically with regard to season and more. in questionable conditions, it seems the registration and rating of new May I take this opportunity to also appropriate that these rules should players. thank those clubs who consistently be reviewed to ensure that the safety I would remind all clubs, teams and applied themselves to the rules of of players is the primary concern, captains to study the new version of the association and made life much over and above the match result. the Local Rules prior to the season easier for the committee. This would suggest that decisions commencement to ensure that they on the fitness of grounds forfully understand and comply with GEOFF HASLER play may need to be made by an the rules as voted upon and thus HK&HDCA VICE-PRESIDENT / independent body, a process that accepted. ACTING SENIOR COMP. SEC. would require careful structuring THE SENIOR COMPETITION by the Association. COMMITTEE The shortage of suitable Senior Taking a position on the Senior Competition grounds proves Competition Committee is quite an

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Umpires: Geoff Hasler and Steve Ben Folkard finished the innings play, not out batsman Carter was Wilson. with the exceptional figures of 7-41 on 11, with Hall and Robinson Good weather, excellent pitch, from his 21 overs, again proving to having contributed 20 and 21 well prepared for the final match be the ever effective leader of the respectively. The eighth wicket of the year and an outfield that ARL bowlers, ably supported by stand threatened to repair some of encouraged quality fielding allJeff Lee, Michael Hall and Richard the damage, as had been the case came together for the A Grade Carter, who each took a wicket and for WPHC on the previous day, final between Minor Premiers,bowled economically throughout with Denver Rego joining Carter. West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook, the innings. They took the score to 110 before and the champion team for the ARL was to face 14 overs prior to Rego was caught behind off the past six seasons, Asquith Rugby stumps on Day 1, and lost opener bowling of Sam Baidya, and Carter League. Phil Newton in that period to leave was unfortunately run out with no ARL Captain, Steve Loccisano had the ground with an overnight score addition to the score, for a resolute no hesitation upon winning the of 1-21. 26. toss in inviting WPHC Captain Sunday continued the good The final two wickets added some James Makin to have first use of weather and ground conditions, 14 runs, before Baidya again struck the pitch, a decision that looked to and ARL faced the task of to finish the ARL innings at a total be correct when the WPHC side scoring a further 133 runs to of 124, some 30 runs short of their were 3-35 at the drinks break after claim their seventh successive A target. 14 overs. Grade Championship title. After A well earned win to the WPHC By lunch, the score had progressed some25 minutes, Michael Hall was team, Minor Premiers, now A to 7-57, with the main destroyer dismissed and soon after, skipper Grade Champions for Season being the always dangerous Ben Steve Loccisano joined him back 2011-12, taking possession of Folkard, who had taken 5-27 from in the stands. the recently refurbished and his unbroken spell of 12 overs. ably Greg Robinson and Ritchie Carter magnificent A Grade “Rolf supported by a good performance settled into a partnership that Tr o p h y ”. from the ARL team in the field. took the score to 57, less than 100 This final certainly lived up to Daniel Anderson and Scott runs from victory, when Robinson expectations in terms of the quality Henderson resumed after the long was bowled by spinner, Sol of the play from both teams, and break and by drinks in the second Thomlinson. Folkard came to the the great crowd of supporters session had taken the score along crease and the scoring rate lifted as created an atmosphere that was to 99, with Anderson on 41 and he and Carter ran well between the worthy of an A Grade Final, and Henderson on 14. Following the wickets until Henderson joined was a tribute to the two teams break, they continued to play the attack and Folkard chopped involved. straight and frustrate the accurate the ball on to leave with the score Congratulations to the new A grade ARL attack, and at the Tea break at 76. Champions, and congratulations had restored some sense of Taylor came to the crease, only to are also appropriate for the respectability to the WPHC score see his off stump cart wheeling on runners up, who fought all the way being 7-123, Anderson having his first ball, bring Greg Westwood before relinquishing their six year reached 57 and Henderson on 21, to the crease to face the Henderson reign at the top of the Association an unfinished partnership of 72 hat trick attempt. The loud appeal A Grade. incredible valuable runs. when Henderson hit Westwood Many thanks to both the Northern Daniel Anderson was dismissed on the pads in front of leg turned Districts grade club and to Hornsby soon after the resumption ofto groans of despair when the hat Shire Council for providing us play, without adding to his trick ball was ruled NO BALL by with the best of their facilities at score and the task was left to the the umpire, however Westwood Mark Taylor Oval for our A grade Experienced Scott Henderson and was dismissed on the last ball prior Final. the remaining tail to add to the to the lunch break with the ARL total, and he added the bulk of the total on 82. rest of the final total of 153, his With 72 runs still required to take contribution being a fine 42. the lead after the resumption of 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 35 A GRADE

Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Waddell, Craig Kenthurst Upper Hills Cricket Club 13 322 32.2 Terry, Graeme St Ives 12 299 27.18 Anderson, Daniel West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 13 287 26.09 Carter, Richard Asquith Rugby League 8 277 39.57 Tully, Mitch Galston-Glenorie 15 277 18.47 Sleeman, Max Berowra 10 266 26.6 Ediriwickrama, Ranga West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 6 251 50.2 Epthorp, Justin Galston-Glenorie 16 240 15 Hartland, Brent Hornsby District Cricket Club 9 228 25.33 Griffin, Scott Berowra 9 227 32.43

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Akins, David St Ives 119.2 30 349 11.63 Gunther, James Berowra 104.5 27 319 11.81 Hall, Michael Asquith Rugby League 100 25 228 9.12 Triebe, Karl Galston-Glenorie 106.4 25 283 11.32 Connell, Dylan Kissing Point 114.5 24 223 9.29 Tully, Mitch Galston-Glenorie 102.4 24 297 12.38 Griffin, Scott Berowra 108 23 282 12.26 Tomlinson, Sol West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 101.3 23 298 12.96 Stott, Peter West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 98.2 23 332 14.43 Spalding, Matt West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 115.1 21 250 11.9

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Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Parker, Andrew J Kissing Point 13 444 40.36 Dempsey, Tom Normanhurst-Warrawee 13 429 33 Smallhorne, Jack Berowra 16 362 25.86 Cook, Andrew Berowra 16 311 22.21 Bist, Ashish Sydney Lions Sports Club 11 296 32.89 Godfrey, Tom St Ives 14 288 20.57 McBrien, James West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 9 280 35 Garton, Nick Normanhurst-Warrawee 12 264 29.33 Pandya, Darshan West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 8 261 32.63 Kulasekera, Nuwan S Sydney Lions Sports Club 10 259 32.38

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Every, Sam J Mount Colah 107.1 34 232 6.82 Miedler, Riley West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 101.5 33 293 8.88 Burgin, Matthew Castle Hill RSL 166.1 31 444 14.32 Scoular, Tim West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 148.2 30 364 12.13 Burrell, Liam Berowra 126.1 28 376 13.43 Somaiya, Utkarsh Normanhurst-Warrawee 95.2 20 285 14.25 Wijayasundara, Hansa Mount Colah 95.3 20 331 16.55 Turpin, Brett Normanhurst-Warrawee 79 18 232 12.89 Pomeroy, Simon Castle Hill RSL 82.3 18 234 13 Wood, Daniel Normanhurst-Warrawee 106 18 308 17.11

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Final Competition Table

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Garbyal, Jai D Kissing Point 149.5 34 373 10.97 McElhone, Nick Berowra 160.5 34 387 11.38 Cook, Andrew Berowra 118.1 34 430 12.65 Perrin, Francois Berowra 198.1 33 394 11.94 Subasinghe, Malinda Sydney Lions Sports Club 129 27 407 15.07 Bist, Ashish Sydney Lions Sports Club 106.3 24 296 12.33 Walker, Christopher Hornsby District Cricket Club 103.1 24 332 13.83 O'Connor, M Normanhurst-Warrawee 115.1 24 413 17.21 Kean, Damien Berowra 117 21 328 15.62 Salisbury, Matt Normanhurst-Warrawee 93.5 21 328 15.62

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Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Wurth, Phil West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 15 539 35.93 Wait, Andrew Beecroft 12 393 39.3 Gamble-Holmes, Zac Hornsby District Cricket Club 9 364 40.44 Godlieb, Carlos Sydney Lions Sports Club 12 354 32.18 Inman, Tim Hornsby District Cricket Club 9 338 42.25 Mathias, Brian Hornsby District Cricket Club 14 334 23.86 Skulander, Lachlan Normanhurst-Warrawee 11 332 33.2 Corbett, Lindsay Normanhurst-Warrawee 13 301 23.15 Cassano, Michael Hornsby District Cricket Club 12 295 24.58 Frei, Jake Kenthurst Upper Hills Cricket Club 12 290 26.36

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Narasimhan, Sri Hornsby District Cricket Club 187.2 32 501 15.66 Ferrara, Patrick Normanhurst-Warrawee 141 27 425 15.74 Yeates, Peter West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 127 26 319 12.27 Endecott, Andrew Berowra 120 24 327 13.63 Acheson, Tim Normanhurst-Warrawee 126.5 22 271 12.32 Hogan, Sam Normanhurst-Warrawee 84 22 330 15 Slack, Alex Hornsby District Cricket Club 113 21 318 15.14 Lees, Ray Kenthurst Upper Hills Cricket Club 89.5 20 251 12.55 Macdonald, Murray Hornsby District Cricket Club 124 20 347 17.35 Wheeler, Jake Kenthurst Upper Hills Cricket Club 85.3 19 183 9.63

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Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average De Silva, Dinesh West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 13 359 29.92 MacDonald, Ruairidh St Ives 14 341 37.89 Patnaik, Suman Berowra 10 326 32.6 Jones, Nicolas Hornsby District Cricket Club 12 291 24.25 Watters, Andrew Hornsby District Cricket Club 13 288 22.15 Chamberlain, Daniel Mount Colah 12 283 40.43 Carey, Paul D Hornsby District Cricket Club 14 269 26.9 Jonnabhatla, Praveen Ku-ring-gai District 12 267 22.25 Kodituwakku, Sujeewa Kenthurst Upper Hills Cricket Club 7 250 41.67 Enjeti, Navin Normanhurst-Warrawee 11 241 26.78

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Lipman, Peter H Hornsby District Cricket Club 141.4 32 481 15.03 Khakhar, Rajiv Normanhurst-Warrawee 115 28 281 10.04 Rao, Abhishek Normanhurst-Warrawee 141.3 27 390 14.44 Budden, Martyn D Mount Colah 133.2 26 368 14.15 Hutchinson, Craig West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 115.3 25 328 13.12 Scott, Dion Hornsby District Cricket Club 132 25 367 14.68 Brett, Anthony St Ives 129.3 24 315 13.13 Jones, Alan Berowra 128.5 23 244 10.61 Steel, John West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 104.1 21 258 12.29 Bargoti, Hemadri St Ives 95 21 296 14.1

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Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Chinner, James Hornsby District Cricket Club 14 494 41.17 Riley, Bernard Hornsby District Cricket Club 12 373 37.3 Maher, Andrew Castle Hill RSL 14 361 30.08 Clarke, Nathan L Mount Colah 11 316 35.11 Jenkin, Matthew Castle Hill RSL 16 306 19.13 Johnston, Peter Normanhurst-Warrawee 12 298 27.09 Graham, Kieran F Galston-Glenorie 12 284 23.67 Ratnam, Vishnu West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 10 276 30.67 Adams, Brent Berowra 7 267 44.5 Rajpal, Rajpal Hornsby District Cricket Club 12 259 21.58 Frei, Jake Kenthurst Upper Hills Cricket Club 290 290 26.36

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Southam, Scott Hornsby District Cricket Club 173 33 457 13.85 Ryan, Kirk Galston-Glenorie 113.1 32 236 7.38 Hulme, Spencer A Kissing Point 141 30 485 16.17 McGowan, Daniel Berowra 121 29 345 11.9 Swan, Nick Castle Hill RSL 126.2 27 267 9.89 Bridie, Ben Castle Hill RSL 153.4 27 427 15.81 Suryanarayana, Raj Berowra 107.4 26 223 8.58 Kumar, Arun West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 95.2 25 281 11.24 Carpenter, Riley Galston-Glenorie 138 23 248 10.78 Jenkin, Michael Castle Hill RSL 98.5 21 275 13.1

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Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Gunaratne, Matheesha West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 15 410 31.54 Lorenzelli, Phillip Normanhurst-Warrawee 14 386 32.17 Cooper, Kingsley St Ives 15 368 28.31 Piek, Martin West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 10 366 36.6 Dewan, A Berowra 9 357 44.63 Pereksles, Clinton Kissing Point 10 355 44.38 Younie, Lee St Ives 12 278 30.89 Bulathsinhala, Narian St Ives 9 278 30.89 Stergiotis, David St Ives 14 264 22 Hyam, Brendan Castle Hill RSL 13 261 29

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Cooper, Kingsley St Ives 187 41 471 11.49 Grosvenor, Rodney St Ives 173 32 375 11.72 Donnelly, Justin Normanhurst-Warrawee 132.5 26 360 13.85 Grover, Ankit West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 121.1 24 268 11.17 Rorke, Bernie Berowra 101 21 275 13.1 Joliffe, Matt West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 69.5 20 308 15.4 Murphy, Andrew Castle Hill RSL 109 20 325 16.25 Pereksles, Clinton Kissing Point 101.5 19 228 12 Caldwell, Roy Berowra 93.1 19 264 13.89 Paton, Andrew J Mount Colah 102.1 19 315 16.58

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Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Fieldus, David Asquith Rugby League 14 467 46.7 Gupta, Neeraj West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 11 464 46.4 Morton, Daniel Kissing Point 12 418 38 Mohankumar, Varun Normanhurst-Warrawee 12 416 46.22 Turner, Rick West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 12 411 41.1 Fiedler, Andrew West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 11 397 66.17 Flaks, David St Ives 12 380 34.55 Baskaran, Kogulan Sydney Lions Sports Club 13 352 29.33 Griffiths, Brayden Galston-Glenorie 12 327 27.25 Henderson, Michael St Ives 13 317 24.38

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Morton, Daniel Kissing Point 190.3 39 532 13.64 Desmond, Sean St Ives 83.4 29 278 9.59 Baskaran, Kogulan Sydney Lions Sports Club 134.5 29 419 14.45 Read, James St Ives 106 24 263 10.96 Daya, Allan Sydney Lions Sports Club 69.4 23 262 11.39 Deggens, Stephen Asquith Rugby League 93.5 22 266 12.09 Senathirajah, David Sydney Lions Sports Club 158.2 22 313 14.23 Watson, Andrew Normanhurst-Warrawee 63.2 21 238 11.33 Shiel, Samuel Galston-Glenorie 76.2 20 231 11.55 Bronger, Samuel West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 102.3 19 277 14.58

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Final Competition Table

Batting Club Inn Runs Average Bridgewood, Martin Thornleigh 11 465 42.27 Manton, Luke Berowra 15 386 27.57 Coburn, Mike Kissing Point 12 372 33.82 Kalsi, Ricki St Ives 11 366 33.27 Williams, Tony Thornleigh 12 328 46.86 Verma, Rajesh Thornleigh 8 322 53.67 Norrish, Wayne A Kissing Point 16 297 21.21 Nel, Ferdi St Ives 11 295 32.78 Whitehorn, Jordan Berowra 15 290 22.31 Chu, Vitus Thornleigh 11 290 26.36

Bowling Club Overs Wkts Runs Average Reynolds, Lachlan Thornleigh 172 39 313 8.03 Manton, Luke Berowra 147.4 38 451 11.87 Kalsi, Ricki St Ives 133.1 32 234 7.31 Kissick, Dave Berowra 75.4 25 188 7.52 Kissick, Liam Berowra 97.3 23 226 9.83 Norrish, Wayne A Kissing Point 99 22 348 15.82 Brunton, William Castle Hill RSL 82.3 21 351 16.71 Bidgood, Des Berowra 113 19 353 18.58 Nicolson, Ben Kenthurst Upper Hills Cricket Club 147.3 19 509 26.79 Millard, Craig Thornleigh 68 18 218 12.11

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2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 44 SENIOR COMPETITION RECORDS A Grade (All Surfaces) Batting Aggregate L Tuckerman, WPH 1361 1951/52 Batting Average C Lee, Thornleigh 138.75 1958/59 Highest Score G Dorrough, Thornleigh 255 1957/58 Bowling Aggregate CV Duffy, Normanhurst 107 1926/27 Bowling Average G Bender, Mt Colah 6.57 1976/77 Wicketkeeping G Patterson, Glenorie-Hills District 37 1990/91 Highest Team Score St Ives v Glenorie 657 1956/57 A Grade (Turf Only) Batting Aggregate A Taylor, Hornsby 937 1968/69 Batting Average M Barr, WPHC 101.25 1999/00 Highest Score James Louw, St Ives 207 2008/09 Bowling Aggregate G Bender, Mt Colah 85 1976/77 Bowling Average G Bender, Mt Colah 6.57 1976/77 Wicketkeeping G Patterson, Glenorie-Hills District 37 1990/91 Highest Team Score Hornsby v Normanhurst 538 1969/70 Colts Batting Aggregate Cam Griffin, Normanhurst-Warrawee 500 2010/11 Batting Average Nick Bennett, WPHC 90.60 2007/08 Highest Score Lindsay Evans, Kenthurst 173 2006/07 Bowling Aggregate Jim Pike, Castle Hill RSL 33 2006/07 Bowling Average Jim Pike, Castle Hill RSL 9.61 2006/07 Wicketkeeping Greg Brown, Hornsby District Green 13/1 2005/06 Highest Team Score WPHC v Normanhurst 6/326 2005/06 A Reserve Grade (now known as Kookaburra Cup) Batting Aggregate J Murray, St Ives 891 1948/49 Batting Average P Keene, Thornleigh 110.0 1977/78 Highest Score J Potter, Kenthurst 222 1948/49 Bowling Aggregate K Doyle, Mt Colah 71 1948/49 Bowling Average J Sherwood, Glenorie-Hills District 6.85 1988/89 Wicketkeeping Andrew Fullagar, Thornleigh 39 1983/84 Highest Team Score Berowra v Normanhurst 7/496 1971/72 B Grade Batting Aggregate GE Smith, Asquith Church of Christ 1103 1964/65 Batting Average G Smith, Hornsby 118.71 1964/65 Highest Score P Sheppard, Perserverance 276 1968/69 Bowling Aggregate J Bates, Cheltenham 87 1927/28 Bowling Average R Kelly, St Ives 5.34 1930/31 Wicketkeeping Mark Middleton, Glenorie-Hills District 37 1993/94 Highest Team Score Castle Hill RSL v Mt Colah 4/529 2000/01 B Reserve Grade Batting Aggregate M Wilson, Hornsby 878 1957/58 Batting Average M Kelly, Asquith Sports 100.57 1958/59 Highest Score Adam Nash, Beecroft 329 1990/91 Bowling Aggregate B Lee, Beecroft 76 1974/75 Bowling Average J Burke, North Turramurra 6.89 1982/83 Wicketkeeping John McQuillan, Berowra 41 1984/85 Highest Team Score Beecroft v WPHC 725 1990/91

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 45 SENIOR COMPETITION RECORDS C Grade Batting Aggregate D Harvey, Annangrove 1335 1939/40 Batting Average P Keene, Thornleigh 103.22 1965/66 Highest Score B Duffy, Cowan 273 1960/61 Bowling Aggregate G Backhouse, Hornsby District 102 1939/40 Bowling Average D Stevens, Hills District 5.78 1934/35 Wicketkeeping R Hides, Hornsby RSL 38 1994/95 Highest Team Score Hornsby District v Brooklyn 8/566 1939/40 C Reserve Grade Batting Aggregate D Newman, Normanhurst 942 1947/48 Batting Average S Afflick, Asquith 115.50 1950/51 Highest Score Russell Ingram, WPHC 223 2009/10 Bowling Aggregate P Lockley, Pennant Hills 86 1960/61 Bowling Average D Gardiner, East Wahroonga 5.07 1973/74 Wicketkeeping P Newton, Kenthurst 40 1997/98 Highest Team Score Wahroonga v Kenthurst 513 1997/98 C3 Grade Batting Aggregate S Stojanovic, Kenthurst 721 2003/04 Batting Average John Simmons, Normanhurst 66.4 2001/02 Highest Score Craig Edwards, Kenthurst 212 2009/10 Bowling Aggregate Richard Shunwah, St Ives 59 2001/02 Bowling Average Andrew Bryan, Hornsby District 8.61 2005/06 Wicketkeeping Michael Hill, Thornleigh 29/2 2005/06 Highest Team Score Galston-Glenorie v Wahroonga 9/406 2002/03 D Grade Batting Aggregate D Meizus, WPHC 935 2005/06 Batting Average S Hicks, Kenthurst 96.0 1996/97 Highest Score D Sharp, Hornsby RSL 244 1992/93 Bowling Aggregate K Lee, Mt Colah 89 1977/78 Bowling Average J Weeks, Hornsby District 4.70 1940/41 Wicketkeeping J Vanderlight, Kenthurst 41 1988/89 Highest Team Score Asquith RL v Normanhurst 9/517 1999/00 D Reserve Grade Batting Aggregate Leigh Van den Broeke, WPHC 702 2001/02 Batting Average J Tesoriero, St Ives 96.83 1981/82 Highest Score J Epthorp, Galston-Glenorie 225 2006/07 Bowling Aggregate P Sanders, WPHC 80 1983/84 Bowling Average S Ison, WPHC 7.58 1983/84 Wicketkeeping R Abell, Hornsby RSL 26 1993/94 Highest Team Score Normanhurst v Wahroonga 4/432 2000/01

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 46 SENIOR COMPETITION RECORDS Senior Competition Partnership Records (All Grades) 1st 358 J Spaul (153) / R Danvers (150) Beecroft v WPHC C 2005/06 2nd 300* JR Fuggle (163*) / L Ward (129*) WPHC v Thornleigh B 1987/88 3rd 334* S Besley (202*) / P Newton (112*) Mt Colah v Normanhurst C 1990/91 4th 336 T Hargraves (200*) / M White (150*) Berowra v WPHC A2 1986/87 5th 320* B Whitlock (178*) / B Wood (138*) Normanhurst v Wahroonga D2 2000/01 6th 263 P Baker (162) / C Kiley (103*) St Ives v WPHC D2 1994/95 7th 427 A Nash (327) / S Reid (212*) Beecroft v WPH B2 1990/91 8th 219* A Pearson (130*) / A Kennings (90*) St Ives v Glenorie A 1956/57 9th 165* N Parker (100*) / A Barker (56*) St Ives v Thornleigh A2 1982/83 10th 156 S Doohan (126*) / A Percival (44) WPHC v Castle Hill RSL C 1999/00 156 T Leyshon (91) / A Ross (79*) WPHC v Hornsby District B 2000/01

A Grade 1st 283 E Branz (145) & J Black (124*) Hills District v Hornsby District 1934/35 2nd 255 W Leahy (124) & A Taylor (144) Hornsby v Berowra 1964/65 3rd 253 G Beck (170) & D Anderson (152) Wahroonga v Kenthurst 1978/79 4th 223 G Percival (117) & S Davies (112) WPHC v Asquith RL 2002/03 5th 228 P Black (106) & D Woellner (156*) Castle Hill v Normanhurst 1963/64 6th 233 W Black (165) & V Heather (101) Arcadia v Kenthurst 1951/52 7th 145 L Stranger (?) & E Roughley (?) Kenthurst v ?? 1936/37 8th 219* A Pearson (130*) & A Kennings (90*) St Ives v Glenorie 1956/57 9th 121 R Carter (130*) & L Chapman (53) Asquith RL v Mt Colah 2001/02 10th 141* J Lynch (136*) & R Solomon (21*) Asquith United v WPH 1958/59 141 P Portlock (110) & P Johnston (12*) Normanhurst v Dural 1969/70

Colts 1st 157 R Chilvers (166) & B Briggs (67) Berowra v Kissing Point 2009/10 2nd 135 S Hastings (82) & C Griffin (72) Normanhurst-Warrawee v Berowra White 2010/11 3rd 126 T Cockburn (106) & W McLean (57) Kissing Point v Kenthurst 2008/09 4th 183 N Bennett (103*) & T Paton (106*) WPHC v Berowra 2007/08 5th 150 T Cockburn (115) & A Fleming (155) Kissing Point v WPHC Red 2008/09 6th 148* C Waldegrave (97) & M Watts (55) Normanhurst-Warrawee v Kissing Point 2009/10 7th 141 L Ford (121*) & T Cole (90) Normanhurst-Warrawee v Kissing Point 2009/10 8th 83* J Maxworthy (38*) & T Cole (26) Normanhurst-Warrawee v Kenthurst 2007/08 9th 88 D Kean (34) & R Mooney (56*) Berowra v CHRSL 2007/08 10th 155 P Onions (92*) & L Tobin (65) Berowra Maroon v Kissing Point (GF) 2010/11

A Reserve Grade (now known as Kookaburra Cup) 1st 256 P McCann (124) & A Matthews (128) Hornsby v St Ives 1974/75 2nd 225* P Keene (117*) & T Brown (100*) Thornleigh v St Ives 1977/78 3rd 227* M Grant (116*) & P Lowbridge (111*) North Turramurra v St Ives 1982/83 4th 336* T Hargraves (200*) & M White (150*) Berowra v WPH 1986/87 5th 163* L Wicks (128*) & B Moore (51*) Berowra v St Ives 1976/77 6th 209* C Bragg (104*) & J Brodie (100*) Asquith RL v Berowra 1997/98 7th 141 M Van Nesch (98) & J Phillips (68) Beecroft v Turramurra 1994/95 141 C Sutton (99) & S Bragg (42*) WPHC v St Ives 1984/85 8th 142* B Gudex (69*) & P Stott (58*) St Ives v Mt Colah 2002/03 9th 165* N Parker (100*) & A Barker (56*) St Ives v Thornleigh 1982/83 10th 96* N Jeffrey (?) & J Hendley (?) Kenthurst v ?? 1971/72

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 47 SENIOR COMPETITION RECORDS B Grade 1st 272 R Webb (159) & S Keough (131*) North Hornsby v St Ives 1951/52 2nd 300* JR Fuggle jnr (163*) & L Ward (129*) WPH v Thornleigh 1987/88 3rd 258* C Wilson (160*) & G Newman (110*) Beecroft v Normanhurst 1981/82 4th 282 D Caine (169) & M Jenkin (172) Castle Hill RSL v Mt Colah 2000/01 5th 217 L McAnally (127) & G Tall (82) St Ives v New Line 1979/80 6th 234* P Slade (121*) & D Akins (102*) St Ives v Hornsby 1997/98 7th 178 V Gray (141) & P Chatfield (56) Turramurra v Kenthurst 1968/69 8th 175* Alb.Bellamy (125*) & AM Bellamy (44*) WPH v Asquith 1947/48 9th 137* G Sullivan (28*) & B McIntosh (102*) Asquith RL v St Ives 1992/93 10th 156 T Leyshon (91) & A Ross (79*) WPHC v Castle Hill RSL 2000/01

B Reserve Grade 1st 276 P Harris (144) & R Stuart (118) Thornleigh v Beecroft 1987/88 2nd 255 A Terry (118) & G Terry (124) Wahroonga v Asquith RL 2004/05 3rd 253 A Lacey (125) & S Wills (119) Wahroonga v Berowra 1980/81 4th 242 D Drake (142) & A Hitchens (98) St Ives v Kissing Pt 2001/02 5th 240* M Lawton (116*) & C Hogan (123*) Asquith RL v WPHC 2004/05 6th 183 T O’Connor (147) & S Daniels (77) St Ives v Kenthurst 1979/80 7th 427 A Nash (329) & S Reid (212*) Beecroft v WPH 1990/91 8th 143* A Smyth (53*) & A Wilson (83*) WPHC v Wahroonga 2004/05 9th 141 S Biel (205*) & M Jenkin (40) Castle Hill RSL v Wahroonga 2004/05 10th 110 G Overs (?) & J Adams (?) Kenthurst v ?? 1973/74

C Grade 1st 358 J Spaul (153) & R Danvers (150) Beecroft v WPHC 2005/06 2nd 278 J Chadwick (215) & K Matheson (67) WPH v Normanhurst 1952/53 3rd 334* S Besley (202*) & P Newton (112*) Mt Colah v Normanhurst 1990/91 4th 248* M Brennan (140*) & B McFadyen (109*) Waitara United v Glenorie-HD 1969/70 5th 188 K Baptist (99) & G White (93) St Ives v North Turramurra 1983/84 6th 186 S Johnson (83) & L Kirschberg (132*) Normanhurst v St Ives 2001/02 7th 167 D Sexton (184) & J Matthews (55) Kenthurst v Pymble 1960/61 8th 184 Simon Rees (61*) & Francis MacGuinness (110) Kissing Point v Berowra 2009/10 9th 127 P Low (98) & D Kensett-Smith (57*) St Ives v Beecroft 1978/79 10th 156 S Doohan (126*) and A Percival (44) WPHC v Hornsby 1999/00

C Reserve Grade 1st 183 M Harker (62) & R Harker (100*) CHRSL v Kenthurst 2007/08 2nd 197 M Bodley (121*) & M Stevens (63) WPHC v Asquith RL 2000/01 3rd 303 M Roberts (177) & I Fulton (159*) St Ives v Thornleigh 1992/93 4th 193 J Jones (100) & N Sproule (107) Kenthurst v Castle Hill 1964/65 5th 213* P Rhodes (112*) & A Wyatt (106*) Thornleigh v Kissing Pt 1986/87 6th 176 Y Liak (64) & P Roden-Smith (119*) Kissing Point v Mt Colah 2007/08 7th 190* D Hinkler (150*) & J Welch (67*) Kenthurst v Normanhurst 2004/05 8th 114 A James (121*) & B Hatton (26) Wahroonga v Glenorie 1999/00 9th 132 M Peel (98) & L Gregory (30*) Beecroft v Asquith RL 1993/94 10th 155 D Enright (91*) & T Doherty (60) Mt Colah v Beecroft 2002/03

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 48 SENIOR COMPETITION RECORDS C3 Grade 1st 144 L Sharpe (78) & M Revill (65) Wahroonga v Castle Hill RSL 2001/02 2nd 216* C Beadle (92*) & S Percy (110*) Thornleigh v Wahroonga 2004/05 3rd 206 B Thomas (180) & R Farrier (72) Castle Hill RSL V WPHC 2008/09 4th 167 S Boyd (144) & R Shunwah (70) St Ives v Wahroonga 2001/02 5th 157 M Thompson (66) & A Reynolds (89) Berowra v WPHC 2008/09 6th 230 J Meteyard (123*) & R Fleming (96) Galston-Glenorie v St Ives 2002/03 7th 135 J Lovell (87*) & S Quanborough (29*) WPHC v Normanhurst 2003/04 8th 181 S Williamson (102) & J Moeller (83) CHRSL v Normanhurst-Warrawee 2007/08 9th 134 D Jenkins (64) & D Smith (41*) Castle Hill RSL v WPHC 2001/02 10th 74 M Fuller & R Shunwah St Ives v Wahroonga 2001/02

D Grade 1st 357 A Elbourne (210*) & M Daykin (133) Berowra v Kenthurst 1991/92 2nd 217 J Nedbalek (132*) & R Grosvenor (93) St Ives v Kenthurst 1998/99 3rd 208 B Brown (200) & D Brown (106) Gilroy v Wahroonga 2001/02 4th 233 J Donnelly (112) & M Donnelly (136) Normanhurst-Warrawee v Galston-Glenorie 1999/00 5th 222* M Barber (115*) & A Maxwell (127*) Thornleigh v Galston-Glenorie 2001/02 6th 257 M Sparkes (182) & D Chin (76) CHRSL v Kissing Pt 2005/06 7th 243 A Lewis (183) & A Parsons Thornleigh v Normanhurst 2003/04 8th 130 N Culleton (80) & C Riddett (60) Normanhurst v Asquith RL 1999/00 9th 118 P Haig (36) & K Tham (81) Galston-Glenorie v Normanhurst 2003/04 10th 104 G Bottle (90*) & J Allen (15) Beecroft v Kenthurst 1975/76

D Reserve Grade 1st 211 S Dwyer (95) & S Percy (83) Wahroonga v Normanhurst 2002/03 2nd 280 J Epthorp (137) & M Dower (140) Galston Glenorie v WPHC 2006/07 3rd 222 C Pereksles (201*) & R Watson (66*) Kissing Point v Hornsby District 2010/11 4th 222 B Turpin (150) & S McLennan (104*) Normanhurst v WPHC 2004/05 5th 320* B Whitlock (178*) & B Wood (138*) Normanhurst v Wahroonga 2000/01 6th 263 P Baker (162) & C Kiley (103*) WPHC v St Ives 1994/95 7th 143 A Myott (?) & A Lyons (?) Kenthurst v ?? 1983/84 8th 203* J Lovell (105*) & A Rayment (102*) WPHC v Wahroonga 1997/98 9th 105 A Goodall (42) & S Pratt (73) Galston-Glenorie v Hornsby 2007/08 10th 100 A Watts (75*) & P Watts (34) Berowra v Kissing Point 2008/09 J Kimpton (101*) & A Brown (30)` Beecroft v Hornsby RSL 1993/94

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 49 REPRESENTATIVE MAJOR AWARDS

DCA Shield Batsman of the year Mansimar Singh 300 at 60.00

DCA Shield Bowler of the year Ben Wallwood 16 at 11.44

Presidents Cup Batsman of the year Savio Gracias Flor 151 at 30.20

Presidents Cup Bowler of the year Lachlan Anchique 11 at 4.18

Junior Wicketkeeper of the year Oliver Hing U15 E.G. Weblin Shield

Bowling (5 or more wickets in an innings) 6/17 Shubhang Hariharan (Gee Shield)

Batting (100 or more runs in an innings) 143* Anthony Johnston (Gee Shield) 100* Travis Loxton (Gee Shield) 130 Eknoor Singh (Gee Shield) 137* Deane Piek (Moore Shield) 119* and 103* Mansimar Singh (Weblin Shield)

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 50 REPRESENTATIVE MAJOR AWARDS

U/10 Foster Shield Batting Award: Nick Hammond 206 at 68.67 Bowling Award: Joe Hiley 12 at 10.17

U11 Creak Shield Batting Award: Sam Druce 96 at 32.00 Bowling Award: Connor Slater 11 at 9.45

U11 Presidents Cup Batting Award: Ronan Shiels 105 at 17.50 Bowling Award: Riley Behlevanas 10 at 6.80

U12 Cawsey Shield Batting Award: Jamie Shaw 142 at 28.40 Bowling Award: Quentin Cheng 9 at 11.22

U12 Presidents Cup Batting Award: No qualifier Bowling Award: Lachlan Hodges 8 at 8.50

U13 Gee Shield Batting Award: Anthony Johnston 241 at 60.25 Bowling Award: Avneet Bhele 10 at 7.60

U13 Presidents Cup Batting Award: William Giacometti 117 at 19.50 Bowling Award: Lachlan Anchique 11 at 4.18

U14 Moore Shield Batting Award: Deane Piek 307 at 43.86 Bowling Award: Ben Wallwood 16 at 11.44

U14 Presidents Cup Batting Award: Taylor Davies 128 at 25.60 Other eligible batsmen near or above the cut off: Vidushka Vithanage: 114 at 19.00 Bowling Award: No qualifier

U15 Weblin Shield Batting Award: Mansimar Singh 300 at 60.00 Bowling Award: Sam Heinrich 10 at 9.00

U15 Presidents Cup Batting Award: Savio Gracias Flor 151 at 30.20 Bowling Award: Nicholas Carter 9 at 6.67

U16 Watson Shield Batting Award: Daniel Nicotra 101 at 25.25 Bowling Award: Daniel Nicotra 12 at 15.33

U16 Presidents Cup Batting Award: Chris Marfleet 108 at 21.60 Bowling Award: No qualifier

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 51 REPRESENTATIVE SQUADS & AWARDS

TROPHY WINNERS

Telegraph Shield Premiers Batting Award: Josh Goldsmith - 215 runs at 53.75

Batting (100 or more runs in an innings): Josh Goldsmith 129 vs. Sutherland Rd. 1

Bowling Award: Karl Triebe - 7 wickets at 7.14.

Senior Representative Player of the Year:

Team: Scott Griffin Alec Southam Karl Triebe James Dudley Pat Murton James Gunther Matthew Nelson Sol Thomlinson Denver Rego Josh Goldsmith Will Symonds Dominic Eggenhuizen Nick Bennett

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 52 REPRESENTATIVE RECORDS (200 runs, 20 wickets standard) The James Martin & Company Shield (Open) (Presented by the Company in 1907) Batting Aggregate W Kemsley, Thornleigh 332 1959/60 Batting Average W Kemsley, Thornleigh 166.00 1959/60 Highest Score C Davenport, v Parramatta 136 1996/97 Bowling Aggregate K Davenport, Berowra 37 1989/90 Bowling Average T Jansz, New Line 5.15 1977/78 Best Bowling HP Seale, v Northern District 8/30 1928/29 Wicketkeeping R Byers, Hornsby 12 1973/74 The Daily Telegraph Shield (Under 23) (Presented by the Proprietors of the Newspaper in 1922) Batting Aggregate T Lovegrove, St Ives 384 2006/07 Batting Average S Smith, Normanhurst-Warrawee 130.00 2010/11 Highest Score G Drennan v St George 150no 1991/92 Bowling Aggregate W Hughes, Mt Colah 27 1974/75 M Spalding, WPHC 27 2006/07 Bowling Average D Lamb, WPH 5.43 1963/64 Best Bowling D Lamb, v Northern Suburbs 8/17 1963/64 Wicketkeeping J Sexton, Castle Hill 10 1963/64 B Black, Arcadia 10 1967/68 The John D Durham Memorial Shield (Under 19) (Presented by the NSWJCU in 1964 to honour Mr Durham, President of the NSWJCU 1916 to 1939) Batting Aggregate N Nath, St Ives 333 2003/04 Batting Average W Melvaine, Kissing Point 137.00 1965/66 Highest Score J Lowery, v Fairfield-Liverpool 175 2002/03 Bowling Aggregate G Patterson, Kenthurst 28 1976/77 Bowling Average N Parker, St Ives 7.30 1978/79 Best Bowling G Patterson, v Gordon 9/36 1976/77 Wicketkeeping L Scott – Kemmis, Berowra 11 1965/66 The C.S. Watson Memorial Shield (Under 16) (Presented by the NSWJCU in 1948 to honour Mr Charles Watson, Secretary of the NSWJCU 1932 to 1939) Batting Aggregate D Ball, Thornleigh 325 1999/2000 Batting Average P Price, Wahroonga 139.50 1972/73 Highest Score P Price, v Auburn-Lidcombe 181 1972/73 Bowling Aggregate R Temple, West Pymble 22 1966/67 Bowling Average P Vilimaa, Beecroft 6.67 1972/73 Best Bowling A Taylor, v Auburn-Lidcombe 6/40 1956/57 Wicketkeeping D Geisker, Pennant Hills 12 1964/65

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 53 REPRESENTATIVE RECORDS The Margaret Peden Shield (Girls’ Under 16) (Presented in 2000 by the NSWDCA to honour Miss Peden who Captained Australia in the first Test Series against England in 1934/35) Batting Aggregate R Dick, (NSGCA) 352 2005/06 Batting Average C Chan, WPHC 100.50 2000/01 Highest Score Wui-Kwan Wong, v Penrith 121 2006/07 Bowling Aggregate M Cuthbert, Hornsby 15 1999/2000 Bowling Average M Cuthbert, Hornsby 11.13 1999/2000 Best Bowling S O’Rourke, v Gordon 5/21 2000/01 Wicketkeeping N Warner, Hornsby 4 1999/2000 The E.G. Weblin Memorial Shield (Under 15) (Presented by the NSWJCU to honour Mr George Weblin O.A.M., President of the NSWJCU 1962 to 1988) Batting Aggregate T van der Gugten 294 2005/06 Batting Average P Kesby, Berowra 92.00 1992/93 Highest Score M Friedrich, v Blacktown 206 1999/2000 Bowling Aggregate T Hill, Hornsby Heights 15 1991/92 Bowling Average T Hill, Hornsby Heights 11.13 1991/92 Best Bowling T van der Gugten, v Blacktown 6/23 2005/06 Wicketkeeping M Dunning, Berowra 11 1993/94 The Harold Moore Memorial Shield (Under 14) (Presented in 1957 by the St George C.A. to honour Mr Moore, Secretary of their Boys’ Competition) Batting Aggregate C Waddell, Glenorie – Hills District 332* 1986/87 Batting Average A Elbourne, Berowra 81.67 1990/91 Highest Score A Elbourne, v Gosford - Wyong 154no 1990/91 Bowling Aggregate W Melvaine, Hornsby 26 1962/63 Bowling Average S Grimshaw, Pennant Hills 5.42 1965/66 Best Bowling A Lamb, v Northern District 8/28 1962/63 Wicketkeeping JN Wearing, Hornsby 17 1962/63 The Molly Dive Shield Competition (Girls’ Under 14) (Presented in 2000 by the NSWDCA to honour Miss Dive O.A.M., who represented NSW 1933 to 1951, and was Australian Captain 1948 to 1951) Batting Aggregate S Hungerford, Wahroonga 276 1999/2000 Batting Average C Chan, WPHC 135.00 1998/99 Highest Score C Chan, v Canterbury - Wests 109no 1998/99 Bowling Aggregate R Hui, (NSGCA) 12 2004/05 G van der Merwe, (NSGCA) 12 2003/04 Bowling Average R Hui, (NSGCA) 3.58 2004/05 Best Bowling M Latham, v Bankstown 6/2 2006/07 Wicketkeeping A Hasty, 7 2003/04

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 54 REPRESENTATIVE RECORDS The Walter S Gee Memorial Shield (Under 13) (Presented in 1989 by the family of Mr Walter Gee, President of the NSWJCU 1939 to 1962) Batting Aggregate J Whealing, Redfield College 358 2002/03 Batting Average C Burnett, St Ives 80.50 1997/98 Highest Score M Friedrich, v Fairfield - Liverpool 133 1997/98 Bowling Aggregate M Code, WPHC 18 1997/98 Bowling Average M Code, WPHC 6.28 1997/98 Best Bowling M Code, v Camden 7/30 1997/98 Wicketkeeping R Lea, Upper Hills 13 1992/93

The Arch Cawsey Memorial Shield (Under 12) (Presented in 1959 by the South Sydney CA to honour Mr Cawsey) Batting Aggregate B Cunningham, St Ives 334 1977/78 Batting Average C Witt, Hornsby RSL 59.25 1990/91 Highest Score R Carter, v Fairfield - Liverpool 114 1994/95 Bowling Aggregate M Sainsbury, Kissing Point 48* 1973/74 Bowling Average G Stone, WPH 3.58 1970/71 Best Bowling W Melvaine, v St George 7/48 1960/61 Wicketkeeping P Newman, Wahroonga 22* 1973/74 The Jim Goulder Shield Competition (Girls’ Under 12) Batting Aggregate M Lanning, (NSGCA) 333 2002/03 Batting Average M Lanning, (NSGCA) 111.00 2002/03 Highest Score M Lanning, (NSGCA) v Newcastle 125no 2002/03 Best Bowling Wui-Kwan Wong, v Newcastle 5/4 2002/03 The J.H. Creak Memorial Shield (Under 11) (Presented in 1989 by the NSWJCU to honour Mr Jack Creak, Treasurer of the NSWJCU 1958 to 1980) Batting Aggregate R Carter, Hornsby RSL 242 1993/94 Batting Average R Carter, Hornsby RSL 80.67 1993/94 Highest Score R Carter, v Fairfield - Liverpool 100no 1993/94 R Carter, v Penrith 100no 1993/94 Bowling Aggregate C da-Ros 12 1991/92 Wicketkeeping M Eirth, Berowra 14 1999/2000 The W.G. Foster Memorial Shield (Under 10) (Presented in 1965 by the NSWJCU to honour Mr Walter Foster, Life Member) Batting Aggregate D Lowery, Upper Hills 251 1999/2000 Batting Average D Lowery, Upper Hills 83.67 1999/2000 Highest Score A Watson, v Gladesville 98no 1995/96 Bowling Aggregate C Holden, WPH 42* 1973/74 Bowling Average S Jones, Kenthurst 2.07 1972/73 Best Bowling R Toohey, v Parramatta 7/9 1977/78 Wicketkeeping R Head, St Ives 7 1973/74 * denotes NSWJCU / NSWDCA Records

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 55 REPRESENTATIVE RECORDS Inter-district Competitions All Age (Vicar of Wakefield Trophy – donated by the HK&HDCA) Batting Aggregate G Kurtz, Glenorie – Hills District 286 1983/84 Highest Score G Kurtz, v Newcastle C & S 146 1983/84 Bowling Aggregate W Hughes, Kissing Point 17 1982/83 Under 16 Presidents Cup (New Line Shield – donated by the HK&HDCA) Batting Aggregate N Nath, St Ives 194 2000/01 Highest Score M O’Grady, v Penrith 128* 2002/03 Bowling Aggregate D Brown, Thornleigh 16 1982/83 Best Bowling R Nash, v Sutherland 7/14 2006/07 Under 15 Presidents Cup Batting Aggregate C Doran, Normanhurst 270 2006/07 Highest Score C Doran, v Manly 112* 2006/07 Bowling Aggregate M Watson, North Turramurra 22 1986/87 Best Bowling K Rhodes, v Northern District 8/47 1985/86 Under 14 Presidents Cup (Grey Gums Trophy – donated by Nepean CA) Batting Aggregate J Bray, Thornleigh 223 1980/81 Highest Score W Lee, v Sutherland 101 2007/08 Bowling Aggregate R Toohey, Thornleigh 19 1981/82 Best Bowling B Akmens, v Sutherland 5/12 1999/2000 Under 13 Presidents Cup Batting Aggregate P Weerasooriya, Pennant Hills 267 2010/11 Highest Score D Hodson, v Gosford - Wyong 118 1986/87 Bowling Aggregate C Henson, Kenthurst 12 1985/86 J Sullivan, Berowra 12 1987/88 B McLean, WPHC 12 1996/97 S Tomlinson – Owens, Normanhurst 12 2003/04 Best Bowling M Hung, v Gordon 6/23 1999/2000 Under 12 Presidents Cup (Springwood CC Trophy – donated by Nepean CA) Batting Aggregate J Hanlon, Wahroonga 191 1982/83 Bowling Aggregate T Blissenden 12 2003/04 Best Bowling R Jones, v Sutherland 6/18 2008/09 Under 11 IDCA Batting Aggregate H Vijakumar, WPHC 159 2002/03 Bowling Aggregate D Patrickson, WPH 14 1985/86 Under 10 (John Nott Shield – donated by Newcastle C & S CA) Batting Aggregate G Hanlon, Wahroonga 292 1982/83 Bowling Aggregate C Stebbing, Mt Colah 28 1982/83

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 56 ROSS TURNER CUP

Ross Turner Cup – Match Report Chamberlain (19), Matt Corish The Hornsby Advocate newspaper – Sunday, 18 March 2012 – (17) and Nick McNay (17) battled attended the RTC and GHC Kenthurst Oval hard against quality fast bowling matches – refer to report and online West 7/99 (44.2 overs) (P. from Jackson Preedy (2/9), Calvin photo gallery: Weerasooriya 25, C. Breytenbach Breytenbach (2/12), Aditya http://hornsby-advocate. 22 no, S. Gracias Flor 17 no, G. Ramakrishnan, Savio Gracias Flor, whereilive.com.au/sport/story/ Blackwood 4/12, T. Xavier 2/19) Sam Heinrich and Henry Ludlow. east-and-west-both-winners-in- def. East 97 (46.5 overs) (M. Mansimar Singh put in a superb ross-turner-and-glenn-hourigan- Chamberlain 19, M. Corish 17, display as wicket-keeper, taking cups/ N. McNay 17, J. Preedy 2/9, C. 2 catches, a brilliant run out, and Special thanks are extended to Breytenbach 2/12). Players of not conceding any byes. John Triforce Sports (Abbas Aly) for match awards – Calvin Breytenbach Anderson led his West side with supplying the players with their (West) and George Blackwood authority, resulting in the East team RTC shirts, and Kooindah Waters (East). being all out for just 97 runs in its (HK&HDCA sponsors) for 47th and last over (reduced from 50 providing four major prizes (4 x 2 HK&HDCA’s showcase junior overs due to a short rain delay). rounds of golf with carts). Thanks representative match – the Ross In reply, the West team began well also to the Kenthurst / Upper Hills Turner Cup (RTC), has been held with opener Praneeth Weerasooriya CC (President, Col Griffin and since 1998-99 and features the top-scoring for the match with Curator, Peter Wright) for hosting outstanding players in our district 25 runs. They were lookingthe match and ensuring that the from the U/15 age group and below. comfortable at 1/46, however a turf pitch was covered on Friday The annual East v. West contest was middle order collapse occurred afternoon before the rain returned. the brainchild of Tom Richmond resulting in the West team slumping We were pleased to have a number OAM, Life Member and Patron of to 7/56 in the 29th over. U/15 of special guests, including Ross HK&HDCA, who in 2010 passed President’s Cup players, Calvin Turner; Tom Richmond OAM, the responsibility (including the Breytenbach (22 no) and Savio Glenn Hourigan, Alf. James OAM, U/13 Glenn Hourigan Cup fixture) Gracias Flor (17 no) combined for a Ross Anderson, John Hayne AM to Bruce Wood, President, Coaches’ RTC record 8th wicket partnership and Barry McDonald (HK&HDCA Association. of 43 runs (unbroken) to steer their Life Members); Nathan Tilbury The toss brought together twoteam to an exciting 3 wicket victory. (HK&HDCA President); Denise current HK&HDCA premiership Swing-bowler George Blackwood Annetts (HK&HDCA Patron) and captains, George Blackwood (4/12) and leg-spinner ThomasMike Langford (President NDs). (Weblin Shield) and John Anderson Xavier (2/19) bowled very well for The RTC teams were coached by (Moore Shield). George won the the East team, supported by Nick Daniel Anderson (West) and Justin toss and decided that his East team Miller, Tom O’Loughlin, Dylan Epthorp (East), plus Josh Miller. would bat first. The turf pitch had Hood, Ben Wallwood & Nick been covered for nearly two days McNay. Oliver Hing was all class BRUCE WOOD due to rain and the conditions were as wicket-keeper and Matt Corish HKHDCCA PRESIDENT not easy for batting, particularly took two brilliant catches fielding in the morning session. Matt at short mid-wicket.

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 57 ROSS TURNER CUP SCORECARD (EAST V. WEST) Played at Kenthurst Oval on Sunday, 18 March 2012 Toss: East who batted (Maximum 47 overs due to rain delay) Umpires – Geoff Hasler & Bruce Wood Coaches – Daniel Anderson (West) and Justin Epthorp (East) EAST Aaron Crofts (v-c) ct. Anderson, b. Preedy 3 Matt McVay ct. Heinrich, b. Ludlow 11 Matt Corish ct. Singh (w-k), b. Breytenbach 17 George Blackwood (c) ct. Singh (w-k), b. Gracias Flor 14 Matt Chamberlain ct. Ramakrishnan, b. Heinrich 19 Nick McNay bowled Ramakrishnan 17 Oliver Hing (w-k) ct. Ludlow, b. Preedy 1 Thomas Xavier Run Out (Singh) 3 Ben Wallwood ct. Sexty, b. Breytenbach 0 Nick Miller Not Out 5 Dylan Hood Run Out (Breytenbach) 0 Tom O'Loughlin DNB Extras b 0, lb 2, w 3, nb 2 7 TOTAL 46.5 overs 10 wickets for 97 FoW 3, 24, 45, 56, 79, 84, 92, 92, 94, 97

O M R W Aditya Ramakrishnan 8 2 8 1 Jackson Preedy 9 2 9 2 Sam Heinrich 9 3 26 1 Henry Ludlow 3 0 10 1 Calvin Breytenbach 6.5 1 12 2 John Anderson 4 0 7 0 Savio Gracias Flor 5 0 14 1 Jamison Sexty 2 0 9 0

WEST Praneeth Weerasooriya bowled Xavier 25 Deane Piek ct. McVay, b. O'Loughlin 4 Alex Dolly ct. Crofts, b. Blackwood 12 Mansimar Singh (w-k) (v-c) ct. Corish, b. Blackwood 0 John Anderson (c) ct. Corish, b. Blackwood 1 Sam Heinrich ct. Hing (w-k), b. Blackwood 9 Aditya Ramakrishnan ct. Blackwood, b. Xavier 0 Calvin Breytenbach Not Out 22 Savio Gracias Flor Not Out 17 Jackson Preedy DNB Henry Ludlow DNB Jamison Sexty DNB Extras b 1, lb 2, w 1, nb 5 9 TOTAL 44.2 overs 7 wickets 99 FoW 14, 46, 46, 46, 51, 56, 56

O M R W Nick Miller 7 0 14 0 Tom O'Loughlin 7 2 19 1 Ben Wallwood 4 0 8 0 Dylan Hood 4.2 1 6 0 Thomas Xavier 9 2 19 2 George Blackwood 7 3 12 4 Nick McNay 4 0 7 0 Aaron Crofts 2 0 11 0 Stu Fone 6 0 16 0 Kurtis O’Brien 5 1 8 0 WEST TEAM WON BY 3 WICKETS Players of match – Calvin Breytenbach (West) and George Blackwood (East) 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 58 GLENN HOURIGAN CUP

GLENN HOURIGAN CUP – Vile & Will Johnston) appointed all. The batting display by Travis Match Report – Sunday, 18 March by Bruce Wood, President Loxton was impressive to watch 2012 – Kenthurst No. 2 Oval HKHDCCA. and deservedly won him the West See also scorecard and photos (with This year’s GHC was a tremendous team’s Man of the Match medal. article) match with many highlights and At 3.42pm the East team got their East 8/158 (Ryan Tullia 44, William exceptional performances. Both first wicket in 1 ½ hours when Giacometti 31, Eknoor Singh 23, Captains (Anthony Johnston and Avneet Bhele clean bowled Loxton. Travis Loxton 3/15, Liam McGuire Travis Loxton) engendered an This was followed up with another 3/29) def. West 132 (T. Loxton 49, atmosphere conducive to mutual two wickets taken by Lachlan Rahul Krishna 32, Avneet Bhele respect for opposition players, Anchique and Bhele respectively. 3/17, Lachlan Anchique 2/11, W. scorers and umpires. The East As so often happens when a couple Giacometti 2 catches, E. Singh 3 team won the toss and elected to of quick wickets fall, the flow of w-k run outs). bat first. Ryan Tullia and Eknoor runs dried up and this consequently Singh showed great tenacity in put the West team under pressure. The annual Glenn Hourigan Cup stabilising their innings. Ryan The East team responded to the (GHC) match commenced in 2003- Tullia scored 44 runs in an urgency with some great fielding 04, however for the first time in 2012, innings highlighted by excellent that resulted in two run outs, both it was played alongside the U/15 concentration and maturity, which effected by Avneet Bhele combined Ross Turner Cup (RTC) match, earned him the East side’s Man of with Eknoor Singh (w-k). From which was a great move by the the Match award. Eknoor Singh 3.42pm to 4.46pm there were a Coaches’ Association. Parents with (23), William Giacometti (31) and total of 9 dismissals, which was sons in both fixtures; HK&HDCA Thomas Randall (11 not out) also testament to a great competition officials; special guests; and the local made important contributions. that ebbed and flowed between East press appreciated the opportunity During the innings there were and West. to wander between these showcase some outstanding performances The East team produced two junior representative matches at in the field. Connor Holmes took outstanding bowling performances Kenthurst to catch the highlights. the first wicket with the aid of a from Lachlan Anchique and Avneet The GHC match brought together good catch by Nick Dolly (w-k). Bhele, who took 2 and 3 wickets the leading U/13 (or younger) After some tight bowling and great respectively. Both were also very players in the district in teams which efforts in the field to restrict the economical with several maidens roughly represented the eastern and run rate, Jack Donkin effected a between them; they conceded just western halves of the Association. nice run out, which was followed 28 runs in total off their combined The teams were selected on the by some sensational bowling from 17 overs. basis of performances throughout Travis Loxton and Liam McGuire, The match ended on a high note the season, mainly in representative who finished with 3 wickets each. for the lovers of fielding with a very cricket, however outstanding form The East team made 8/159, which long throw by Anthony Johnston in the preliminary GHC T20 looked like a competitive score but to directly run out the returning matches at Montview Oval on 19 would require some careful bowling batsman, who incidentally had February 2012 was also taken into and committed fielding to defend. discounted this possibility and was account. In a similar situation to what sauntering in a relaxed manner The players, parents and officials occurred in the 1st innings, the back to his crease. Alf’s raised were delighted that Glenn Hourigan West team lost an early wicket but finger from square leg ended a and his wife Margaret were in regrouped with Travis Loxton and memorable match. attendance to watch much of the Rahul Krishna scoring 49 and 32 play. Glenn gave an encouraging respectively. At the halfway mark BRUCE WOOD talk to the boys before play started. (3.40pm) the West team looked HKHDCCA PRESIDENT The umpires, Kieran Canavan and like they had the match under Alf James OAM, were impressed control, however the captain of East with the maturity displayed by the team, Anthony Johnston, never young volunteer coaches (Utkarsh stopped encouraging his players Somaiya, Luke Thorburn, Mattand inspiring them to give their 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 59 GLENN HOURIGAN CUP (EAST V. WEST) Played at Kenthurst No. 2 Oval on Sunday, 18 March 2012 Toss: East who batted (50 overs maximum) Umpires – Alf. James OAM and Kieran Canavan Coaches – Utkarsh Somaiya (East) and Matt Vile & Luke Thorburn (West) EAST Anthony Johnston (c) Ct. Dolly (w-k), b. Holmes 5 Eknoor Singh (v-c) (w-k) Ct. Donkin, b. Loxton 23 Ryan Tullia Ct. Miedler b. McGuire 44 William Giacometti Run out (Donkin) 31 Quentin Cheng b. McGuire 2 Thomas Randall Not out 11 Fraser Wilson b. Loxton 1 Andrew Harvey Lbw. Loxton 2 Joshua Hayes Ct. O’connor b. McGuire 3 Lachlan Anchique Not out 3 Ben Parker DNB Avneet Bhele DNB Extras b 12, lb 1, w 9, nb 11 34 TOTAL 50 overs 8 wickets for 158 FoW 6, 48, 114, 129, 142, 143, 147, 150

O M R W Kristoff O’Meara 6 1 10 0 Connor Holmes 7 0 20 1 Peter Lautre 6 0 20 0 Mitchell Blow 4 0 15 0 Travis Loxton (c) 6 1 15 3 Rahul Krishna 9 1 29 0 Liam McGuire 10 0 29 3 Bailey Miedler 2 0 6 0

WEST Rahul Krishna Lbw Anchique 32 Jamie Shaw Run out (Wilson & Singh w-k) 3 Travis Loxton (c) b. Bhele 49 Jack Donkin Ct. Giacometti b. Bhele 0 Thomas O’connor Ct. Hayes b. Harvey 6 Nick Dolly (v-c) (w-k) b. Cheng 5 Bailey Miedler Run out (Bhele & Singh w-k) 9 Peter Lautre Run out (Bhele & Singh w-k) 1 Liam McGuire Ct. Tullia b. Anchique 8 Mitchell Blow Ct. Giacometti b. Bhele 2 Connor Holmes Not out 2 Kristoff O’Meara Run out (Johnston) 1 Extras b 5, 1 lb, 3 w, 6 nb 15 TOTAL 49 overs 11 wickets 133 FoW 11, 95, 95, 95, 107, 109, 111, 121, 123, 130, 133

O M R W Lachlan Anchique 8 2 11 2 Avneet Bhele 9 3 17 3 Ben Parker 5 0 9 0 Joshua Hayes 5 1 20 0 Andrew Harvey 7 1 24 1 Quentin Cheng 8 1 21 1 Ryan Tullia 5 1 14 0 Fraser Wilson 2 0 11 0 Ben Wallwood 0.4 0 0 1

EAST TEAM WON BY 25 RUNS 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUALPlayers REPORT of match –| Ryan 60 Tullia (East) and Travis Loxton (West) KOOKABURRA SPORTS

The HK&HDCA has been proud to As cricket has moved forward so family, all the while remaining receive continued sponsorship from has Kookaburra’s range of products true to the need for product Kookaburra with the agreement ensuring that the quality of the development to remain at the core to continue until 2012/2013. equipment being used consistently of the business. This year Kookaburra sponsored matched the improving standards HK&HDCA and member clubs to being set on the pitch. ThisKOOKABURRA RISING STAR the tune of over $7000. reputation for quality and AWARD The HK&HDCA sincerely innovation lies at the heart of the Once again we must thank thanks Cameron Eve, a former Kookaburra brand. Kookaburra for their wonderful player of our Association, for all of Kookaburra was established ongoing support and initiative his support and assistance with this in 1890, the brainchild of saddle with the Kookaburra Rising Star sponsorship. Cameron currently and harness maker Alfred Grace Awards. Each month a rising star is plays 1st Grade for Mosman CC in Thompson. After emigrating toselected, winning a fantastic trophy the SCA Competition. Australia in search of a warmer at our Junior and Representative climate, Thompson found that his Presentation Night, as well as $100 ABOUT KOOKABURRA trade was being eaten away by the worth of gear. It could be argued that Kookaburra advent of the motor industry and An overall winner is then would be within its rights to patent consequently decided to use his selected and presented with a the sound of leather on willow such experience in leather to expand trophy and $500 worth of gear, is the pivotal role the brand has into the provision of sporting including a fantastic new cricket played in the evolution of cricket. goods. Ably assisted by his sons bat. This initiative has taken palce With traditions as old as the Bill and Alf, Thompson’s traditional since 2004/05 when Parneet Bhatia sport itself, the Kookaburra cricket production methods were soon in was presented as the inaugural ball is presently used exclusively demand, particularly within the winner. This year, rising star in all one day international cricket burgeoning cricket ball market. Daniel Nicotra took home the and 85% of Test cricket – a fine From these beginnings, coveted award and some fantastic testament of trust in a brand that the Kookaburra brand has Kookaburra equipment. has matched step for step the sport’s been propelled forward by four advancement over the last century. generations of the Thompson

Taylor Davies (Normanhurst Warrawee U/14) Annual Kookaburra Rising Star Annual Award

Monthly Kookaburra Award Winners Kenneth Chu (Beecroft U/11) James Dowers (Redfield College U/14) Brad Stockwell (WPHC U/12) Lachlan Anchique (Castle Hill RSL U/13) Patrick Sweeny (Kissing Point U/15)

Past Annual Winners 2004/05: Parneet Bhatia (WPHC Under 13) 2005/06: Mitchell Thorburn (Normanhurst Under 15) 2006/07: Kevin Godfrey (WPHC Under 14 Blue) 2007/08: Daniel Brain (WPHC Under 16 Blue) 2008/09: Matthew Chamberlain (Mount Colah Under 13) 2009/10: James Partridge (WPHC Under14) 2010/11: Daniel Nicotra (Normanhurst-Warrawee Under 15)

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 61 U14 GRAEME MALCOLM SHIELD NEWCASTLE TOUR

Team members: a few problems for some of the in the hotel pool before anyone John Anderson(c), Matthew boys and Daniel found himself else. Chamberlain, Daniel Heidegger, back at the crease from the 40th Dylan Hood, Ben Jones, Henry over with Ben Jones. They batted Round 3 – Vs Parramatta. This Ludlow, Josh Marshall, Matthew well and managed to put on an was the big game for us in the McVay, Deane Piek, Vidushka undefeated partnership of 43 in pool stage and Parramatta were Vithanage, Ben Wallwood, 10 overs. When it was our turn brimming with confidence when Praneeth Weerisooriya to bowl the bowlers soon learnt we arrived at the field. We won that bowling short on turf could the toss and decided to bat on Results: be costly, but we managed to field another slow outfield. After losing Round 1 Hornsby well, hold on to our catches and Deane to a “lucky” LBW decision 9/194 def Newcastle IDCA 138 managed to dismiss them in the Matt McVay (50 no) and Daniel Round 2 Hornsby 44th over for 138. Star bowler was Heidegger (44) set about building 170 def Hawkesbury 79 John Anderson who nabbed 3/9 a 126 run partnership to establish Round 3 Hornsby of 5 overs. A good first game to a solid platform from which to 7/169 def Parramatta 8/58 get rid the Xmas cobwebs before launch in the last 15 overs. We Semi Final Central the next two games which were managed to get the total to 169 Coast DCA 120 def by Hornsby against stronger DCA teams. with some quick hitting from Matt 3/122 Chamberlain, John Anderson Final Hornsby Round 2 – Vs Hawkesbury. This and PraneethWeerisooriya before 4/202 def Hunter Valley 7/140 game was on a smallish oval, but closing the innings out at 7/169. with the wicket prepared for the When Parramatta came to the Background game being well out of square and crease the boys fired up and had This was a strong Carnival played on a slope it was decided to play in them at 8/16 before they staged a on turf wickets. The weeks leading the previous day’s wicket. We won late rally to end with 8/58 off 35 into the competition saw consistent the toss and got off to a flyer with overs when the game was called rain across NSW and we were lucky Deane Piek scoring a quick fire 50 off because of lighting and rain. that the days before the tournament before having to retire. The middle With the 25 overs having been were dry and allowed Newcastle to order then contributed with completed we won the match on prepare the grounds in time for Matty Chamberlain (37) and Ben run rate, and Parramatta were the tournament. HKHDCA has Wallwood (17) chipping in with relegated to 5th spot as a result of never won the carnival, which was quick runs before Deane came their quotient being badly affected established in 1982, but we were back to help get the total to 170 in by the low score and loss of so quietly confident that if we played the 44th over. With uneven bounce many wickets. This was one of the to our potential we could repeat nobody ever seemed settled and we more satisfying wins for the boys the form that saw us joint winners felt that the total of 170 was quite against an old foe. of the Moore Shield this year. We defendable. Our turn to bowl, and were placed in a tough group with with the lessons from yesterday Game 4 Semi Final – Vs central Parramatta and Hawkesbury DCA well and truly learn all the bowlers Coast. The day 4 semi final saw the sides as well as the IDCA from kept the balls well up and managed boys a little flat after the previous Newcastle. to have the opposition batsmen days’ heroics and 3 days of constant jumping as balls reared off a length cricket after a few weeks spent Round 1 – Vs Newcastle IDCA. or stayed low, allow us to skittle relaxing. However, after a chat On Monday the boys played the them for 79 off 27.5 overs. Pick from the coach, the spring was local IDCA side and managed of the bowlers was Henry Ludlow back in their step and we bowled to post a decent total on a slow (IDCA Captain) who was filling in well again to roll a strong central outfield. Solid contributions came for the tournament. He bowled a Coast (they were joint winners of from Matt McVay (30) and Daniel tight line and was rewarded with the previous year’s U13 Ballina Heidegger (70 no), who batted 3/12 off 5. Dylan Hood (2/12 off Shield together with us) for 120. well before having to retire on 50. 5) and Ben Wallwood (2/15 off 5) Outstanding bowling from Matt The unfamiliar turf wickets caused supported him and we were back Chamberlain, who was suffering 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 62 U14 NEWCASTLE TOUR: CONTINUED from blistered feet but managed to by fast short pitched bowling and Summary bowl through the pain, with 4/17 this caused them to spread the • A fabulous Tour with all from 8 overs and Ben Wallwood field allowing quick singles toparents and children having a 3/15 off his 8 saw Central Coast be taken by the openers. Once very enjoyable time. back in the sheds in 45 overs. Our Deane departed Matt was joined • A cohesive and happy turn to bat and Deane got the side by Daniel Heidegger and they team – both on and off the field. off to a good start with another repeated their partnership against • A cohesive and happy quick fire 33 before another being Parramatta with another 90 run parent group – both at the games given out to a marginal LBW stand before Matt had to retire and afterwards. decision. With the run rate now on 52. Daniel holed out shortly • A well planned rotation taken care of John Anderson after on 46 pushing the runs and system used for batters and and Praneeth Weerisooriya got another flurry of runs from the bowlers, giving everyone an together and batted Central Coast middle order saw us post 202/4 opportunity in the early games out of the game with an unbeaten in the 40 overs. Hunter Valley and based on performance in partnership of 76, wrapping the never managed to get near the those games the fill in boys of game up in the 41st over. run rate required as a result of Henry and Josh were the key the excellent bowling of all our wicket takers in the final. Game 5 – Grand Final Vs Hunter bowlers. Everyone contributed but • The 3 boys who filled in Valley. Everyone was looking the standout performances came for Alex, Sid and Tom fitted into forward to playing the final at from tow of the stand in players – the team very well, and they all the beautiful Newcastle No.1 Josh Marshall with 3/13 off 4 and contributed at crucial times. Sportsgound. The day dawned Henry “Dot-Ball” Ludlow with dark and overcast and the start 2/15 off his 4. With the game well Bowling aggregate: Henry was delayed by 45 minutes with and truly out of Hunter’s reach, Ludlow – 7 wickets in only 4 the covers remaining on until the John relented to the pressure and matches at 8.67runs/wicket and rain ceased. Having won the toss bowled the opening batsmen 2.08 economy rate. for the 5th time this tournament, Deane and Matt McVay for the Batting aggregate: Daniel and with the game shortened to 40 last 2 overs. Let’s just say that Heidegger – 165 runs @ 41.3 overs per innings, we batted and there is no pressure on any of the (Also won the Best Batsman a trademark 33 from big Deane established bowlers to retain their Award for the Carnival) set Hunter Valley back on their spots. Hunter ended up on 7/140 haunches in the first 6 overs. A 16 in their 40 overs. A comprehensive Peter Heidegger (Manager) run over off their star quick sent a win from our boys, with another clear message to them that Deane shield to go with the Moore Shield was not going to be intimidated already in the cabinet.

2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 63 VALE: GEORGE PENNICOOK MBE

Berowra Waters Road and became He had a fine reputation in the a member of the Berowra Cricket wider community and held many Club. He played for the Club for voluntary positions. He was several years and was its Secretary Metropolitan Vice-President of in the late 1950s. He was made the the State RSL in which capacity he second Life Member of the Club in helped a great number of veterans 1960. and was active in the Hornsby George was regarded as the Branch of the RSL, notably in the “Father” of the Association’s RSL Youth Club Movement. Schoolboy Competition. He was He spent most of his working life the Organizing Secretary from with the Australian Taxation Office 1961/62 to 1963/64 during which where he became a highly respected period the number of teams prosecutor in the Investigations increased from 26 to 50 and the Branch. On retirement he and his We record with great regret number of players from 471 to late wife moved to Kincumber. the death on 12 January of Mr 951. He was also Vice-President George was a very popular man George Godfrey Pennicook, MBE, for two seasons. and a great raconteur. Many the oldest Life Member of the He made significant and great will remember the community Association. improvements to the management barbeques which he organized at George was born in of the junior competitions, kept Berowra. Northumberland in February 1925 meticulous records in exercise He was appointed a Member of the and was brought to Australia later books (which still survive) and British Empire by the Queen in that year. He grew up in Thornleigh promoted the first HK&HDCA 1968. and in May 1943 he enlisted in the representative teams. The Association extends its Australian Army and saw service In 1964 he was made a Life Member sympathy to his two daughters, in the Pacific, mostly in Papua of the Association together with Barbara and Lesley. New Guinea. John Hayne (now in his eightieth In the early 1950s he built a home year) and the late Bill Reynallt and ALFRED JAMES OAM for his family in Berowra on Harry Taylor. HK&HDCA LIFE MEMBER VALE: JAYASIRI LIYANAPATHIRANA

“Mr Jayasiri Liyanapathirana was and 2009/10 in the Blacktown of being involved in a sport that a founding member and the first Districts competition and for he loved so much and was a great secretary of the Sydney Lions the D/C3 Sydney Lions teams team player. club when it was formed in 2008. in 2010/11 and 2011/12 in the He was heavily involved in those HKHDCA competition. He will be dearly missed by all his first manic days of getting the He was a useful all-rounder who team mates at Sydney Lions club up and running and helping could bat anywhere in the 11 with establishing the first Sydney (career highest score of 52) and Lions teams that competed in the bowled pace with a “Malinga- Blacktown Districts competition. esque” slingy action (could be He has been involved with relied on to typically take one the Sydney Lions organising or two wickets an innings). He committee in various capacities was also renowned for his effort since formation (as secretary/ and commitment on the field, public officer and as a committee often seen outpacing the younger member). lads when chasing leather. Most Jayasiri also played for the Sydney importantly, he played the game for Lions teams in 2007/08; 2008/09 the fun, enjoyment and pleasure 2011-12 HK&HDCA ANNUAL REPORT | 64 ROLL OF HONOUR

Presidents 1925-29 CH Somerville 1971-74 JW Hayne AM 2007-11 MW Rushton 1929-46 CR Swan 1974-80 CF Cooper 2011- N Tilbury 1946-57 WA Mills 1980-2002 ABM James OAM 1959-71 CW Lee 2002-07 RA Somerville

Secretaries 1925-28 J Bates 1952-55 WD Weeks 1980-83 JP Vanderlight 1928-29 GDB Maunder 1955-56 NW Perryman 1983-84 JA Rose 1929-30 J Bates 1956-66 JW Hayne AM 1984-85 JR Hopkins 1930-31 WJ Jenkins 1966-67 GE Freeman 1985-86 PG Lea 1931-32 GDB Maunder 1969-73 WG Leahy 1986-90 AG Griffin 1932-35 F Silverlock 1973-75 JP McCormick 1990-99 AR Mitchell 1935-50 WD Weeks 1975-76 PG Lea 1999-2000 ATG Terry 1950-52 JW Hayne AM 1976-80 ABM James OAM 2000-08 AR Bayles

Treasurers 1925-28 AH Mitchell 1953-55 JW Hayne AM 1975-76 K Robinson 1928-29 H Duffy 1955-56 LG Baigent 1976-81 IE Spencer 1930-31 AH Thew 1956-58 LA Fogarty 1981-85 RD Ashpole 1931-33 EH Denley 1958-60 PF Stone 1985-97 BD McDonald 1933-39 AE Bennington 1960-66 PT McCann 1997-2011 DM Toose 1939-48 TH Campbell 1966-71 WG Leahy 2011 M Griffin 1948-52 JW Weeks 1971-73 JS Russell 2011- T Davidson 1952-53 H Kearsley 1973-75 RA Martin

Life Members 1930-71 J Bates 1964- JW Hayne AM 1988-97 NP Sproule 1930-71 JE Palmer 1964-79 WH Reynault 1994-2006 J Brannigan 1930-68 CH Somerville 1964-2007 HJV Taylor 1994-2002 CJ Fuggle 1935-46 CR Swan 1964-2012 GG Pennicook MBE 1995-2008 JR Hopkins 1935-42 F Silverlock 1966-2004 H Pears 1995- BD McDonald 1935-48 JG Maunder OBE 1966- PT McCann 1997- HG Hourigan 1935-65 AE Bennington 1966-93 RM Vernon 1997- MA Bolger 1947-84 T Roden 1968-74 JP McCormack 1999- AC Morrow 1947-60 WC Morris 1973-73 TN Geelan 2000- AR Mitchell 1960-61 J Ashton 1973-2003 JA Hughes 2002- JS Russell 1960-66 D Gawler 1974- WG Leahy 2004- DM Toose 1960-81 F Sagar 1974-2011 LJN Shore 2005- BJ Kimberley 1960-64 CJ Webb 1981- TS Richmond OAM 2007- AR Bayles 1960-93 HL Wright 1982- CF Cooper 2008- RG Anderson 1962-98 CO Menck 1982- ABM James OAM 2011- JE McQuillan 1962-75 L Stranger 1988-2007 JR Campbell

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