65th Annual Report

2019/20

COLLAROY PLATEAU CRICKET CLUB EST 1955

65TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING | Friday 14 August 2020, Collaroy Plateau Youth Club Agenda

1 President’s opening address 2 Adoption of the 65th Annual Report and financial statements 3 Review of minutes of previous meeting 4 Election of office bearers for 2020/2021 5 General Business

Office Bearers 2019/2020 President Colin Huxley Vice President Robert Minnett Secretary Tom Carden Treasurer Ben Summers Saturday Morning Secretary Jocelyn Huxley Saturday Morning Treasurer Vacant M.W.C.A. Delegates Matt Richards, Brodie Elliott Social Secretary Tom Carden Public Officer Robert Minnett

Junior Committee 2019/2020 Saturday Morning Secretary Jocelyn Huxley Girls Cricket Coordinator Cameille Handley Canteen Manager Daniel Peacock Stage 1 Coordinator Helen Stevenson Stage 2 Coordinator Toby Horstead M.W.J.C.A. Delegates Colin Huxley, Cameille Handley Uniform Coordinator Aislinn McKeever General Committee Cathie Butler

Life Members

Geoff Browne * Milton Lidgard John Jackson Barry Harland* Bert Elsworthy* David Quarford Vic Huxley * Joy Lidgard* Colin Huxley Marie Fairhall John Minnett Alan Fairhall * Don Leech * Spencer Bennett * Vicki Carden Jack Ryder * Ken Cunningham* Robert Minnett Frank Huxley Robert Williams* Toby Horstead Ken Hunt Graydon Conde

Front Cover: Summer 2019/20 – The setting sun through a haze of bushfire smoke as seen from Plateau Park

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Most Career Runs Highest Score Batsman Runs Average Batsman Score Season Grade

Robert Minnett 13186 30.88 Robert Minnett 197 2017/18 1st Peter Henriksen 8175 30.06 David Moss 179* 2007/08 A1 Toby Horstead 6107 24.33 Steve Bull 177 2009/10 4th Colin Huxley 5992 17.78 Lachlan Peake 177 2011/12 6th David Quarford 5663 15.06 Pat Koch 171 2016/17 3rd Robert Vere 5480 24.25 Mick Riggall 169 1974/75 A2 Don Leech 5403 17.95 Paul Brown 169 1996/97 A3 Geoff Browne 5269 22.14 Michael Letts 159 2004/05 B1 John Jackson 5065 26.94 Jason Ferris 153 2006/07 A3 David Moss 4830 25.16 David Tallack 152* 1990/91 A1 Robert Van Dam 152 2005/06 A1

Best Average (1000+ runs) Most Runs in a Season Batsman Average Aggregate Batsman Runs Avg Season Grade Ray Horton 40.37 1211 Toby Horstead 999 58.76 2012/13 6th/4th/1st George Turner 40.33 1855 Blake Conde 852 94.67 2019/20 4th Jason Ferris 39.19 2273 Dave Moss 760 58.46 2012/13 3rd/1st Matt Shaw 38.10 1600 Jason Ferris 755 81.25 2006/07 A3/A1 Michael Letts 36.76 1507 Pete Henriksen 706 88.25 1989/90 B2 Matt Terry 36.40 1747 Geoff Browne 683 37.94 1956/57 5th Jason James 34.52 2900 Matt Shaw 679 67.90 1991/92 B1 Nick Beaton 34.02 1463 Jason James 676 52.00 2002/03 A2 Pat Koch 32.74 1113 George Turner 673 56.08 1958/59 3rd Mike Smith 31.97 1023 Matt Terry 662 60.18 2010/11 6th

Most Wickets Most Wickets in a Season Bowler Wickets Average Bowler Wickets Avg Season Grade Robert Williams 1003 13.75 Robert Williams 82 6.39 1964/65 C1 Vic Huxley 805 11.85 Nick Paten 78 8.59 1970/71 C1 Greg Bruckard 530 20.71 Brian Ford 73 10.20 1968/69 B1 Colin Huxley 514 17.09 Peter Bell 71 6.18 1967/68 B1 Peter Bell 491 13.15 Jack Eaton 69 10.68 1961/62 3rd Alan Richardson 482 15.04 Richard Cotton 64 9.59 1962/63 B1 Matt Moore 442 16.42 Andrew Brown 63 9.26 1981/82 D Dave Sharp 437 15.73 Tom Pollock 62 9.26 1962/63 C1 Keith Langelaar 419 12.34 Vic Huxley 60 9.60 1967/68 B1 Don Leech 413 14.93 Bob Williams 59 12.12 1979/80 A2 Brad Blackler 59 11.98 1979/80 B1

Most Wickets in an Innings Most Catches in a Season Bowler Figures Season Grade Player Catches Season Grade Kevan Watson 9-27 1973/74 B2 Ken McDermott 35 1980/81 A2 Peter Bell 9-28 1967/68 B1 Steve Mackin 31 1997/98 B4 David Sharp 9-29 2000/01 A1 Darren McDermott 30 2010/11 2nd Robert Williams 9-36 1971/72 A1 Robert Minnett 27 1988/89 A3 Vic Huxley 9-59 1959/60 3rd Greg Luckman 26 2006/07 A1 Jamie Hobdell 9-77 2008/09 B2

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5000 Runs / 500 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average Colin Huxley 5992 17.78 514 17.09 4000 Runs / 400 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average Don Leech 5403 17.95 413 14.93 Alan Richardson 4193 15.25 482 15.04 3000 Runs / 300 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average Peter Henriksen 8175 30.06 374 21.49 Matt Moore 3257 16.39 442 16.55 2000 Runs / 200 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average Robert Vere 5480 24.25 218 15.18 Robert Williams 2563 10.33 1003 13.75 Frank Huxley 2064 9.04 330 17.61 Vic Huxley 2429 9.99 805 12.11 Luke Ireland 3456 20.09 282 20.10 Dave Moss 4830 25.16 234 17.49 Brenden Ball 4232 20.35 206 21.83

Most Games Played Roll of Honour Player Matches Seasons CPCC Juniors who have played Grade Cricket (Manly unless otherwise noted) Robert Minnett 460 37 Peter Browne 733 Greg Allsopp 987 Sam Gainsford Glyn Archer David Quarford 415 31 Richard Cotton 765 Bruce Minnett 1007 James Boyer Dom Wheeler Colin Huxley 378 37 Paul Spraggs 778 Russell Murray 1013 James Trickey Hayden Brown Robert Williams 327 22 Malcolm Storey 782 Neil Gray 1142 Matt Cole Abhijeet Virdi Alan Richardson 312 33 Ken Little 787 Pat Kelly 1145 Jake Carden Darcy Fleming Vic Huxley 291 24 Lance Noakes 795 Pete Henriksen (Mosman) Isaiah Vumbaca…….James Buchanan Pete Henriksen 291 28 Ross Fairhall 798 Jack Ritchie 1307 Ryan Bishop-Perrett. .Hayden Calvert Andrew Cameron 283 21 Brian Tapp 915 Jordan Meredith 1381 Joel Wood Corey Calvert (Mosman) Don Leech 279 22 Russell Pierce 941 Nick McLachlan 1384 Adam Gummer John Jackson 268 27 Greg Pierce 949 Jake Fraser 1382 Jack Pickering Mark Bury 980 Arshdeep Virdi Zach Trewartha International Mikaela Turik – Canada (Women’s)

M.W.C.A. Records / Awards (Held by CPCC) Player/s Record Stats Season Grade Ken McDermott Most Catches 35 1980/81 A2 Jason Ferris Batting Average 107.33 2003/04 B2 Neil Gray/Russell Murray Best Partnership 198 1983/84 C4 Scott Harrison Most Catches 20 1981/82 C4 Jason Ferris Batting Average 92.14 2006/07 A3 Toby Horstead Most Runs 862 2012/13 6th Grade

MWCA ‘Cricketer of the Year’ MWCA ‘Sportsman of the Year’ Jill Pearce ‘Rising Star’ Award Player Season Grade Played Player Season Player Season Jason Ferris 2006/07 A3 Robert Williams 1988/89 Dan Schimek 2010/11 Dan Peters 2008/09 A2 Peter Henriksen 2001/02 Mitch Curran 2011/12 Robert Minnett 2017/18 1st John Jackson 2009/10 Nick Bonner 2012/13 Brenden Ball 2013/14

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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Premierships MWCA (Senior)

Year Grade Captain 2019/20 4th Grade Matt Moore 2016/17 3rd Grade Darren McDermott 2015/16 4th Grade Darren McDermott 2014/15 7th Grade Darren McDermott 2013/14 3rd Grade Tom Carden 2012/13 6th Grade Jake Carden 2011/12 6th Grade Mitch Curran 2011/12 7th Grade Brodie Elliott 2010/11 5th Grade Doug Wiles 2010/11 6th Grade Angus Mackenzie 2009/10 7th Grade Dom Wheeler 2007/08 B2 Adam Pressley 2005/06 A1 Col Huxley 2003/04 B2 Dean Storey 2002/03 A2 Jason James 2000/01 A1 Col Huxley 1997/98 B4 Ben Ireland 1989/90 A2 Col Huxley 1988/89 C2 Wayne Lloyd 1986/87 B3 Col Huxley 1980/81 A2 Ken McDermott 1979/80 B2 Col Biggs 1974/75 B1 Brian Cairns 1973/74 B2 Graham Grigg 1972/73 C1 Brian Moore A1 1971/72 John Wellburn (Joint with Manly Leagues Club) 1968/69 B1 Vic Huxley A2 1966/67 John Constantine (Joint with North Manly) 1961/62 U16 / 5th Grade Milton Lidgard

Other Titles Year Grade Captain 2014/15 MWCA T20 Rob Minnett 2012/13 MWCA T20 Nirav Patel 2011/12 MWCA T20 Tom Carden

Club Championship

MWJCA (Junior) MWCA (Senior)

Awarded from 1997 (Awarded 1934/35 - 1983/84, 2009/10 onwards) 2013/14 2014/15 2012/13 2012/13 2011/12 2011/12 2010/11 2010/11 1961/62

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Seasonal No. of CPCC Teams 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0

Seniors Juniors Girls

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

The 2019/20 season was already playing out under the dramatic backdrop of smoke and ash as the state of NSW burned for most of summer when it all came to a dramatic halt only days before Grand Final weekend. We’ve seen rain wash away finals but never anything like the chaos brought on by the threat of Covid-19. It not only brought playing to a premature end, but also forced the cancellation of all post-season gatherings including presentation days, team functions and senior end of season trips. In terms of finals cancellations, CPCC fortunately had the better outcome for once as all five of our grand final bound teams ended up being awarded Premierships as the highest ranked teams. A great reward and reflection of the consistent strength these teams demonstrated across the entire season.

Special mention to senior player Blake Conde who’s massive 852 runs for 4th Grade this season was good for second highest season total of all time and included four centuries. This in no small way contributed to a 4th Grade Premiership for this team of club stalwarts. Unfortunately, we aren’t so competitive in the top grade at present despite valiant efforts from the likes of Brodie Elliott, Tom Carden and Rob Minnett to recruit and drive a top-grade squad.

New Treasurer Ben Summers has done a sterling job in his first season after taking over from long term incumbent Toby Horstead. Other more recent members to our committee have also been fabulous helping us through another season. Just as well as the club fielded a record 21 junior teams and 5 senior teams, not to mention four T20 teams, a Masters team, Mini Bash teams and the Junior Blasters Program. Daniel Peacock managed the kiosk and among many other things, organised the upgrade of our refrigeration. Cameille Handley was again an energetic force for the success and growth of our girls cricket which expanded to four teams this year. Aislinn McKeever, Cathie Butler and Helen Stevenson were welcome participants in our junior committee meetings taking care of various tasks including uniforms, age group coordination, and team photos. Behind all that junior activity, Jocelyn Huxley worked tirelessly to pull it all together in magnificent fashion but we need more help. Demands on administration continue to grow, particularly now with the added complications of Covid-19, and the job of running the main admin of a club this size is well beyond what one or two people can do. It’s essential the next committee candidates consider stepping forward to take on new roles and to relieve those whose carried the main burden if the Club is to continue to operate successfully at current levels well into future.

The Club have commenced a project to install suitable LED lighting over the cricket nets to enable training later into the evening. The outcome will be more training time slots to help alleviate the current shortage in net availability for team training. Two grants have been received covering most of the $30k project cost. We are now just waiting on formal Council construction approval. All going well, we hope to have the project up and running by end of season 2020/21.

In other works proposed for Plateau Park, Northern Beaches Council will be redeveloping the playground over this winter. The design is themed to celebrate the Park’s history as the location where the technology that resulted in the invention of Wi-Fi was developed. We are supportive of this project and have provided feedback and input during the community consultation stage.

In August, club members Dave Bennetts, Rob Minnett, Dom Wheeler and myself participated in the Oxfam Trailwalker fundraising event representing CPCC. It was a fabulous experience training and then completing the tough 100km course from Brooklyn to Tania Park, Balgowlah. There were plenty of laughs, chaffing and other adventures along the way. We managed to raise over $4000 for this worthy course and were in tip top shape for the start of the cricket season. I strongly recommend anyone thinking of taking on this challenge to do so. The Club will support members wishing to enter a CPCC team.

Some sad news to report with the passing of Helen Minnett in March. Helen’s association with the club alongside husband John and all four of her sons playing participation with CPCC has been long and treasured. Speaking of amazing ladies with long Club associations, I am pleased to report that Hazel Brown aged 101, Marie Fairhall 95 and June Huxley 90 are still going strong. Hazel was recently visited by her son Chris who lives in the USA. Chris took the opportunity to catch up with other friends made at the Club during his time playing as a junior. (see attached photo). Hazel’s ‘Centurion Club’ membership card is in the mail.

I sincerely hope all CPCC families are managing well in these challenging times and we look forward to the 2020/21 season in whatever form the future season will be. Col Huxley – President

This gathering at the DYRSL during the year represented a significant chunk of CPCC history

Back L-R: Eric Tazelaar, Peter Bell, Chris Browne, Vic Dickson, Ross Fairhall Front: Bruce Fairhall, Ken Little, Ken Hunt, Frank Huxley 6

SECRETARY’S REPORT

2019/2020 was for sure no regular season. From our smoky skies and concerns over matches due to air quality, to various controversies and then, of course, to the abrupt end of our season with just grand final weekend to go.

On the committee we welcomed Ben Summers into the role of treasurer. He had big shoes to fill after long time treasurer Toby Horstead stepped aside. Ben has hit the ground running and has done a great job in his first year. I’d also like to echo Col’s words in acknowledging the hard work throughout the season of other new and established volunteers, and also his call out for more help should be amplified – we are certainly in need of more new faces on the committee and in volunteer roles.

Out of 21 Juniors teams we ended up with 4 premiers which is a fantastic result. Those teams were U16-18 Charges, U15/2 Electric, U13 Girls Cyclone and U12/1 Electrons. Our U11/1s also won their Mini Bash competition. The club was able to offer numerous coaching clinics throughout the season to our juniors, which featured professional coaches and visits from up and coming stars.

On the seniors front we welcomed several new players which enabled us to put together a 1st Grade side (after losing the bulk of last season’s playing group) as well as a new team in 3rd Grade. A group of juniors and fathers from U16/18s banded together to create a new 5th Grade side, giving us five teams when at one stage it seemed unlikely that we’d be able to field four. 4th Grade Blue was the shining light amongst our senior teams. After rain ruined their grand final hopes last season, they returned to top the table and have their deserved Premiership put out of doubt by Covid-19. 3rd Grade also had a successful season; the new group finished 3rd and showed a lot of positive signs for the future.

Team Regular Season After the finals 1st Grade 6th N/A

3rd Grade 3rd Lost Semi 4th Grade Blue 1st Premiers 4th Grade Gold 7th N/A 5th Grade 6th N/A

The Sunday T20 competition was a great feature of senior cricket this year. We welcomed another social team – the Edisons who joined the Ogres and Old Spice in the Plate. After steadily building over their 8 years in the competition, the Ogres had their major breakthrough by taking out the Plate competition. They are the first CPCC team to win the plate since 2010/11. The Cup side was boosted by numerous cameos by now Grade or Shires CPCC juniors and other Manly Grade stars. This was headlined by an appearance from Blues and Sixers player Mickey Edwards. It was fantastic to see the Towers team display such a mixture of successful CPCC graduates, young up and comers and also some usual faces.

The club was active in various charity events – raising over $1k for brain cancer research in Love4Lachie round, our ‘Sunrise Club’ raising $4.5k for Oxfam in their gruelling Trailwalker event and our T20 side supporting Long Reef’s Pink Stumps day which raised of $1k.

The Builders Club again sponsored the club this season. We understand that Covid-19 would have been difficult for our friends at the Builders and we hope to still be a part of their future as they ramp back up operations.

On the social front, the Christmas Party returned to Dee Why Chinese with a theme of ‘TV Shows’. We saw many surprise guests from shows such as the Teletubbies, the Simpsons, Batman and Thunderbirds. The end of season trip didn’t go ahead for the first time in over 20 years for obvious reasons, though we may look to sneak in our Culburra trip as a season launch activity.

As season 2020/21 approaches we cross our fingers that we can stay on top of the virus storm and that Cricket can run uninterrupted once it commences in mid-October.

Tom Carden – Secretary

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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Inc. Statement of Assets & Liabilities - 30 June 2016 ASSETS Cash at Bank $ 73,121.25 Stock on Hand $ 17,282.00

Item N o . Value T o tal Play shirts 192 @ VARIOUS = $5,899.00 Shirts 154 @ VARIOUS = $4,792.00 Jackets/Jumper 18 @ VARIOUS = $1,140.00 Caps/Hats 136 @ VARIOUS = $3,971.00 Ties/boardies 42 @ VARIOUS = $1,420.00 Drinks = $60.00 Kit Equipment $ 24,189.00

Item N o . A ppro x. Value T o tal Seniors 7 @ $450.00 = $3,150.00 Juniors 20 @ $350.00 = $7,000.00 Cradle 1 @ $500.00 = $500.00 Scorebooks 1 @ $15.00 = $15.00 Scoreboard 1 @ $600.00 = $600.00 Shelters 2 @ VARIOUS = $3,000.00 BBQ 1 @ $1,000.00 = $1,000.00 Blower 1 @ $300.00 = $300.00 Balls 232 @ VARIOUS = $7,424.00 Ball M achine 1 @ $500.00 = $500.00 Projector 1 @ $700.00 = $700.00 TOTAL ASSETS $ 114,592.25 TOTAL LIABILITIES $ 0.00 N ET A SSET S $ 114,592.25

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TEN SEASONS AGO

Season 2009/10 saw several significant ‘firsts’ with the first CPCC team entered into the Sydney Masters Competition, and a CPCC team entered into the inaugural MWCA T20 competition competing for the Mike Pawley Trophy. There was plenty of action both on and off the field with 6 Senior and 18 Junior teams entered plus Milo In2Cricket program in addition to the T20 and Masters. There were premierships, awards and a second international club tour.

Cricket finally returned to Plateau Park with the conclusion of the PIPE Networks drilling saga and the field being handed back for play. The end result, the community were left worse off after being denied use of our valued oval for several years due to PIPE’s long occupation of Plateau Park. After stringing us all along with promises of leaving the park in a better condition, Pipe cried poor, accused us of trying to profit and vacated leaving a sunken patch on the western side that fills up with water anytime it rains. Not long after, PIPE Networks sold out to TPG at $6.30 per share.

Young Captain Dom Wheeler led his 7th Grade team to a premiership under the watchful eye of John Jackson (Jacko’s Cricket Academy). The team defeated Balgowlah (a team of adults) in the Grand Final at David Thomas to be back-to-back premiers. Mikaela Turik played during the season making her the first known girl to officially play for CPCC in the seniors. 1st Grade missed out on the finals despite a thrilling 82 run final wicket stand between Jas Haithwaite (100) and Dean Storey. Deano snicked one to slip leaving them one run short of the finals. Captain Rob Minnett summed up the season as such “In the first game we selected one of the recent internet signings in James Houlgrave. James turned up late on the first day without any whites, borrowed one of my England Tour shirts, borrowed pants from Jason (Haithwaite), only scored 3 runs and then did an ‘no show’ on the second day, never returning said shirt or pants”. Adam Peacock’s 5ths made the Grand Final but couldn’t quite chase down a big total.

Tom Carden coordinated our first T20 team in the comps inaugural year. They defeated an ‘All Star’ Harbord Diggers team to progress to the finals before falling to a young Wakehurst team in the GF. John Jackson coordinated CPCC’s entry into the Sydney Masters Competition. We announced our arrival by beating Manly Grade Club on Manly Oval but Manly’s subsequent withdrawal from the competition resulted in a controversial re-jigging of points and draws leaving CPCC third at the end of the season.

Season awards were highlighted by John Jackson being crowned MWCA Sportsman of the Year - a deserved winner if ever there was one. Arshdeep Virdi received the Eric Palmer Bat Award for best player - the most prestigious junior association award. An up and coming Jeff Porter Dening won CPCC’s most prestigious award - the Bruce Shearer Trophy with 913 points, whilst Jason Haithwaite took out 1st Grade’s Randolph Beddows Flag.

On the social front, the annual Christmas Party was held at the Rupee Room Indian restaurant in Collaroy and saw one of the best ever turnouts. So many turned up that organisers Luke and Camo had to pull out all their best negotiating skills to fit in all those that turned up without rsvps. The theme of Superheroes and other ‘S’ Words resulted in Silver Surfers, Scouts, Satan and,Sea Eagles Supporters filling the room and spilling out onto Pittwater Rd. A CPCC v England X1 match at Plateau Park was held as a pre-Tour warm up with the likes of Hobdell, Powers, Peters and Faulkner representing the Old Dart. The Golf Day was held resulting in the field getting dizzy doing laps of Balgowlah Golf Club with Brendan Ball’s ability to stay upright winning him the trophy.

The Club’s 2nd International Tour conquered new lands with a stopover game in Singapore en-route to England, and a finale in Amsterdam. The Singapore match was against Mark Christensen’s Misfits at the Ceylon Sports Club. The locals had the distinct advantage of being used to the oppressive 35 deg heat and humidity and not playing after their first night away on tour. The England leg was again incredible, a highlight being a memorable day at York Races. The Amsterdam match vs VRA at the VRA ground has gone down in CPCC folklore. A fabulous end to a great season.

Col Huxley – Club Historian

CPCC v Manly Grade @ Manly Oval - Masters

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5th Grade table - Christmas Party @ The Rupee Room, Collaroy

7th Grade Premiers

Tourists with Kerry O’Keeffe & Ken Sutcliffe @ Lords

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VALE - Helen Minnett

Passed away 7 December 2019, late of Roseville, aged 85.

Wife of CPCC Life Member John Minnett, and mother of Robert, Bruce, Ian and Peter, Helen has always been a part of the Club from the early days when the boys were all playing junior cricket, and then making regular appearances at CPCC Presentation events and watching Rob at 1st Grade games.

The memory of Helen arriving in the Minnett’s ubiquitous Chrysler Valiant station wagon full of cricketers at local cricket destinations is vivid for those of the era. Always a great supporter of the club, Helen will be greatly missed and we share in the Minnett family’s loss.

OXFAM Trailwalker

The CPCC ‘Sunrise Club’ came out of hibernation to tackle the 100km Oxfam Trailwalker starting 23 August 2019. Oxfam Trailwalker is an endurance event in which teams of four tackle 100kms or 50km of Australian bush within 48 hours or 24 hours to raise money to fight poverty and injustice throughout the world.

CPCC stalwarts Rob Minnett, Dave Bennetts, Col Huxley and Dom Wheeler were busy ‘training all the winter’ to achieve this mighty task and there ‘wasn’t a team that’s fitter’, apart from all those that finished ahead of them.

After a whopping 31 hours, 100km and significant chafing, they finally dragged themselves over the finish line at Tania Park at 5pm on 24 August to complete the Oxfam Trailwalker for the first, and probably only time. A big thank you must go to our support crew Jocelyn Huxley and Warwick Tingle for all their help, and to everyone who donated to the team, helping smash the goal & raise over $4000 towards a great cause.

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MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

Bruce Shearer Warwick Armstrong Best Overall Senior Performance Most Catches - Senior

TBA TBA B & B Moore John Jackson Senior Clubman Player’s Player – Touring

TBA Not Awarded Frank Huxley Rothmans Award Best Touring Performance Single/Double Wicket Competition

Not Awarded Not Awarded Randolph Beddows Flag Golf Day Trophy st Highest Points Score – 1 Grade Best score on handicap

TBA Not Awarded

Most Catches - Senior 2019/20 TBA 2018/19 Blake Conde 12 2017/18 R Blackshaw 19 2016/17 D McDermott 19 2015/16 D McDermott 25 2014/15 S Steindl 22 2013/14 S Steindl 21 2012/13 D Wheeler 23 2011/12 D McDermott 24 2010/11 D McDermott 30 The ‘Warwick Armstrong’ 2009/10 D McDermott 20 2008/09 S Steindl 20 Trophy 2007/08 B Conde 19 2006/07 G Luckman 26 2005/06 D McDermott 19 2004/05 B Ireland 19 This trophy was established by the Club to 2003/04 N Storey 19 perpetuate the qualities and talents of the 2002/03 G Luckman 23 late Warwick Armstrong, wicket-keeper 2001/02 A Macleman 22 supreme. Warwick played against the Club 2000/01 A Macleman 14 1999/00 A Macleman 21 for many seasons, but on termination of 1998/99 A Macleman 18 his club ‘Veterans C.C.’ he joined Collaroy 1997/98 S Mackin 31 Plateau and won great respect from all 1996/97 A Macleman 20 who played with him. 1995/96 M Lawson 13 1994/95 A Macleman 23

1993/94 A Macleman 18 It is awarded to the Senior player with the 1992/93 A Macleman 16 most catches in a season 1991/92 R Minnett 16 1990/91 M Christensen 17 1989/90 R Minnett 17 1988/89 R Minnett 27 1987/88 G Sherringham 18 1986/87 G Sherringham 16 1985/86 M Rattery 13 1984/85 S Theodore 15 1983/84 G Sherringham 25 1982/83 D Hamilton 16 1981/82 S Harrison 20 1980/81 K McDermott 35

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Bruce Shearer Memorial Trophy

Season Winner Grade Points 2019/20 TBA 2018/19 Blake Conde 4th 1124 2017/18 Robert Minnett 1st 980 2016/17 Patrick Koch 3rd 1049 2015/16 Patrick Koch 4th 919 2014/15 Matt Moore 3rd 1081 2013/14 Liam Filmer-Ramsay 7th 1175 2012/13 T Horstead 6th 1619 2011/12 D Schimek 3rd 868 2010/11 A Mackenzie 6th 1063 2009/10 J Porter-Dening 7th 913 2008/09 D Peters A2 1021 2007/08 E Chung B2 1034 2006/07 J Ferris A3 1280 2005/06 M Moore B2 954 2004/05 L Ireland B3 777 2003/04 M Letts B1 1062 2002/03 D Sharp A1 1255 2001/02 P Endersby A3 813 2000/01 R Chessell B3 799 1999/00 A McGee B3 636* 1998/99 J James A2 619* 1997/98 R Herbert B4 1354* 1996/97 T Wright A2 877* 1995/96 D Tilden B1 945 1994/95 A Macleman A1 563* 1993/94 A Richardson A2 808* 1992/93 D Quarford A1 683* 1991/92 M Shaw B1 909* 1990/91 P Henriksen A3 850* 1989/90 P Henriksen B2 1186 1988/89 R Minnett A3 1190 1987/88 D Lovelock C2 716 1986/87 S Dunn C1 778* 1985/86 S Dunn C2 403* 1984/85 D Tallack B1 877 1983/84 S Blue C4 1152* 1982/83 R Dennis B1 676* 1981/82 R Dennis C2 1122* 1980/81 K McDermott A2 716* 1979/80 B Blackler B1 949* 1978/79 R Williams A2 881 1977/78 R Pierce C2 1062*

1976/77 P Weir C1 734 1975/76 P Nelson A3 1029 1974/75 P Nelson B1 1244* The Bruce Shearer Memorial Trophy was inaugurated in the 1959/60 1973/74 R Williams A2 833* 1972/73 M Cotton C1 1006* season to perpetuate the memory of a talented cricketer and valued clubman, 1971/72 R Williams A1 765* tragically killed in an accident when in the prime of his cricketing career. 1970/71 N Paten C1 1353* 1969/70 D Leech B1 807* The trophy is awarded to the best performed afternoon competition player, 1968/69 B Ford B1 960* 1967/68 T Brownlow B1 1128 results based on a point score system applied to an individual’s match 1966/67 C Peake A2 1082 performance. 1965/66 D Leech A2 1158 1964/65 P Spraggs D Gde 1054 Points Achievement 1963/64 R Cotton A2 813 1 For every run scored 1962/63 R Cotton B1 1065 50 For every Century scored 1961/62 T Clarke 5th G 779* 20 For every not out (including those who did not bat in an innings) 1960/61 J Wellburn 3rg G 1224 10 For each wicket 1959/60 T Constantine 4th G 687* 50 For six or more wickets in an innings 100 For ten wickets or more in an match * stats for DNB’s, 6 wickets in an innings, 3 catches in an 50 For a Hat-trick innings, 10 wickets in a match and/or total catches not 15 For each catch available for inclusion in points total. 50 For three or more catches in an innings

First Grade Points Score Season Player Points The ‘Randolph Beddows’ Flag 2019/20 TBA

Randolph Beddows is well known in Manly Warringah cricket circles, 2018/19 Aaron Peters 790 particularly amongst the First Graders. There is no keener cricketer 2017/18 Rob Minnett 980 in the District than Randy. Whether it has been following Martin Shield, the old Forest Hawks, Balgowlah or of late Harbord Bowling 2016/17 Rob Minnett 512 teams, Randolph has been a regular on the sidelines for years. 2015/16 Dave Bennetts 617 Given a chance to field for any team who was short, Randolph would 2014/15 Tom Sheedy 707 be out like a shot invariably to fine leg. Otherwise, he’s more than happy to have a chat and reminisce. In 2004 Randolph returned a 2013/14 Dave Moss 787 piece of CPCC history he had been custodian of for 25 years. The 2012/13 Rob Minnett 1092 small flag, one of many which used to be attached to wooden stakes and employed as boundary markers, was left behind after a match in 2011/12 Col Huxley 622

the late 60’s. It is the last known survivor. It was decided to honour 2010/11 Nick Buxton 723 the top grade player with the highest ‘Shearer’ Points total for the 2009/10 Jason Haithwaite 786 season with the creation of this trophy. 2008/09 Rob Minnett 806 2007/08 Pete Henriksen 992

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The Bob Williams Trophy

This perpetual senior club award was added during the 2018/19 season courtesy of the Williams Family. One of only five players known to have taken 1000 wickets in the MWCA, Bob Williams holds a special place in CPCC history. Bob played 27 seasons with the club and 327 matches starting as a boy in the afternoon D Grade team in 1962/63 before quickly progressing to A1/1st Grade by 1967/68. He then played 18 seasons at the top level before finishing his career in A2s. Bob’s 1003 wickets will stand forever as the Club record.

To celebrate Bob’s legacy and continued involvement of the Williams family with the club through his grandson, this trophy was established to reward the season highest wicket taker in either seniors, juniors or combined.

Season Player Wickets Grade 2019/20 TBA 2018/19 Nick Lee 38 U16/18 & 5th Grade

The ‘B & B’ Trophy - (Brian & Barbara Moore)

This perpetual senior Club Award was added during the 2001/02 season courtesy of ex-clubman Brian Moore. Brian, who re-visited the Plateau for the first time since returning to England after the ’72 season, was thrilled to see the Club continuing on as strong as ever after all these years. Brian and his son Ian who moved to Australia from England in the sixties, played several seasons with the Plateau with Brian captaining the 1971/72 premiership winning C2 team.

It was agreed by the Executive that the Award be presented to a player who displays an effort, both on and off the field which is above and beyond that which is normally expected. The winner is decided by vote of nominations received from team Captains.

Season Player Grade 2019/20 TBA 2018/19 Ryan Blackshaw 1st 2017/18 Luke Ireland Masters 2016/17 Brodie Elliott 2nd 2015/16 Anthony Johnson Seniors/Sponsor 2014/15 Col Huxley 1st 2013/14 Kim Blacker T20 2012/13 Dom Wheeler 1st 2011/12 Nirav Patel 4th 2010/11 Peter Bonner 6th 2009/10 Rob Van Dam Masters 2008/09 Toby Horstead B2 2007/08 Steve Carden B3 2006/07 Adam Pressley B2

2005/06 John Jackson A2 2004/05 Mathew Kehoe A2 2003/04 James Humberstone B1 2002/03 John Duggan B3 2001/02 Chris Arcus A1

The Nick Eade Shield Year Winner No. of 6s Grade 2019/20 TBA

2018/19 Aaron Peters 11 1st

2017/18 Kav Moorthi 13 1st

2016/17 Pat Koch 18 3rd

2015/16 Pat Koch 16 4th

2014/15 Nick Bonner 21 2nd

2013/14 Anthony Papandrea 14 1st

4th Grade player Nick Eade tragically passed away during the 2013/14 season. Nick loved his cricket, particularly hitting sixes which was what his batting was all about. This shield was introduced in memory of Nick and is awarded to the senior player who hits the most sixes in a season (MWCA Saturday competition).

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President’s Golf Day Year Player Champion 2013 - 2019 Not Played 2012 D Wheeler President’s Golf Trophy 2011 J Fabbro 2010 B Ball 2009 A Hobdell Not Awarded 2008 J Fabbro 2007 C Huxley 2006 D Peters 2005 G Powers Scratch Event 2004 B Ball 2003 D Storey 2002 T Horstead Not Awarded 2001 M Kehoe 2000 R Vere 1999 A Macleman Ladies 1998 R Van Dam 1997 R Jenkins 1996 M Kehoe Not Awarded 1994 C Huxley 1993 A Curtayne 1992 R Williams 1977 R Bechtold 1991 M Heptonstall 1976 B Fairhall 1990 G Bruckard 1975 A Elsworthy 1989 D Tallack 1974 C Hale 1986 D Tallack G.A Brown 1974 1985 R Hutchison (B.J Harland) 1984 D Smith 1972 R Williams 1983 S Rattery 1972 V Huxley 1982 D Demol 1971 D Morris 1981 C Biggs 1971 G.A Browne 1980 S Bennett 1970 A Anderson

1979 P Nelson 1970 E Tazelaar 1977 V Huxley 1969 D Leach

Rothmans Award

Year Winner 2017 - 2019 Not Played 2016 Nirav Patel & Matt Richards 2014 - 2015 Not Played 2012/13 Washed Out 2011 Andrew Coates / Rob Minnett 2010 Steve Albanese / Dom Wheeler 2009 Washed Out 2008 N McLachlan / C Huxley 2007 M Rohanek / R Minnett 2006 G Faulkner / L Ireland 1989 E Tazelaar 1984 G Sherringham 1983 B Blaker 1982 K Langelaar 1981 A Pearson 1980 A Pearson 1978 K Nicholson 1976 D Leech 1975 K Nicholson 1974 G Mitchell 1973 P Nelson 1972 A Elsworthy 1971 L Noakes 1970 E Tazelaar 1969 R Fairhall 1968 J Sutherland Rothmans sponsored this trophy, first awarded in 1968. Originally introduced for the winner of the Club’s Annual Single Wicket Competition, this award now includes the winner of a Double Wicket Competition, a variation of the single wicket concept. Both events involve club members (individually or in pairs) playing off against each other over competition rounds to decide finalists and eventually a winner/winning pair. Results are determined by runs scored and wickets taken, against drawn opponents. The event was resurrected in 2006 after a 17 year hiatus.

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Touring Trophies

These two Perpetual Trophies were created during the 50th Anniversary Tour of England. Players are eligible for these awards by playing in any official CPCC touring match (either International or Domestic) or official home ‘host’ matches against visiting touring teams. They are awarded on a conventional season basis (1 July to 30 June).

John Jackson Trophy 2015/16 – Anthony Papandrea (Sri Lanka Tour) 2013/14 – Rob Minnett (England Tour) Player’s Player 2009/10– Dean Storey/Toby Horstead (England Tour) 2008/09 – Rob Minnett (Match v England XI) 2007/08 – Not Awarded (Match v World XI washed out) 2006/07 Dean Storey (Ashes v England) 2005/06 Luke Ireland (England Tour) Based on 3,2,1 points system as voted by players

Frank Huxley Touring 2015/16 – Dom Wheeler (Sri Lanka Tour) Trophy 2013/14 – Rob Minnett (England Tour) 2009/10– Nathan Storey (England Tour) Best Overall Performance 2008/09 – Rob Minnett (Match v England XI) 2007/08 – Not Awarded (Match v World XI washed out) 2006/07 – Luke Ireland (Ashes v England) 2005/06 – Rob Minnett (England Tour) Based on Bruce Shearer Points System

The Stokes McGown Trophy

During the 1962/63 season, Frank Huxley turned in one of the best bowling performances in club history. In the one afternoon at Plateau Park, Frank took 6 wickets for 7 runs, then followed it up with 5 for 45 bowling his C1 Grade team to an outright victory. Prior to the introduction of MyCricket in 2007, club records were only kept for best bowling figures per innings. The only records of 10 wickets in a match or other significant bowling feats were via special mention in Club team reports, rare Manly Daily articles or in this case, a specially awarded trophy. Frank’s 13 wickets in a single afternoon was an impressive achievement and despite the lack of complete records for this category, it is unlikely to have been beaten in the Club’s 65 years. It is therefore fair to declare that The Stokes McGown Trophy stands as a unique award in Club History representing the most wickets taken in one day.

10 Wickets in an Innings – John Dawson

Junior John Dawson turned in statistically at least, the best bowling performance in an innings and a match, by a CPCC cricketer back in the 1968/69 season.

Whilst playing in the U13s at Griffith Park v Wakehurst, John took all 10 first innings wickets for 4 runs, Wakehurst being all out for only 13. In the second innings, John took 6 for 31.

Thanks to John for contacting the Club with this information via social media. Junior records have not been consistently kept in the years before MyCricket so only senior stats count to club records.

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JUNIOR Trophies

2019/20 Lachlan Coy 1999/00 Sam Steindl 2018/19 Harry Ryals 1998/99 Ashley Wilkinson 1997/98 Layelle Spencer Bennett 2017/18 Sam Debien Burke Best Junior Pace Bowler 2016/17 Sam Dunn 1996/97 Layelle Burke 2015/16 Sam Debien 1995/96 N/A 2014/15 Aaron Stevens 1994/95 N/A Lachlan Coy 2013/14 James Brock 1993/94 N/A 2012/13 Aaron Stevens 1992/93 G Robinson 2011/12 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 1991/92 M Garrod Spen Bennett was President of the club and during 2010/11 Jake Carden 1990/91 Sean Monahan 2009/10 Daniel McIntyre 1989/90 D Langelaar his association with CPCC also coached & managed 2008/09 Jeff Porter-Dening 1988/89 P Kelly Junior teams. Spen brought a business-like approach 2007/08 Jake Carden 1987/88 S Moon to club management which resulted in the Club 2006/07 Zac Trewartha 1986/87 D Wright 2005/06 Nathan Lange 1985/86 C Beckton flourishing in membership & finances during this 2004/05 Nick Bonner

period 2003/04 Simon Moore 2002/03 Adrian Curran 2001/02 Adam Wilkinson 2000/01 Nick McLachlan 2019/20 Ben Eady 1994/95 N/A 2018/19 Nick Lee 1993/94 N/A 2017/18 Jackson Griffiths 1992/93 G Robinson 2016/17 Sam Jones 1991/92 B Stubbs 2015/16 Mark Dignam 1990/91 S Riches 2014/15 Ellis Raymond 1989/90 Joshua Burns John Minnett 2013/14 Isiah Vumbaca 1988/89 L Keates Best Junior All-rounder 2012/13 Jake Carden 1987/88 J Walton 2011/12 Jake Carden 1986/87 D Lovelock 2010/11 Matthew Terry 1985/86 M White Ben Eady 2009/10 Arshdeep Virdi 1984/85 Wayne Lloyd 2008/09 Arshdeep Virdi 1983/84 M Shannon 2007/08 Cody Bruce 1982/83 R Murray John Minnett is a Life Member of CPCC. John has had 2006/07 Nick McLachlan 1981/82 R Murray 2005/06 Hayden L’Estrange 1980/81 Bruce Minnett a long association with CPCC as a team manager, 2004/05 Jordan Keirle 1979/80 Bruce Minnett club supporter and through the involvement of his 4 2003/04 Nick McLachlan 1978/79 Greg Pierce sons as players for the Club 2002/03 William Trevett 1977/78 Mark Bury 2001/02 Jordan Meredith 1976/77 Russell Pierce 2000/01 Adam Gummer 1975/76 Russell Pierce 1999/00 Nick Doussett 1974/75 D Goodridge 1998/98 Ryan Gracie 1973/74 K Cunningham 1997/98 Jack Ritchie 1972/73 G Mairs 1996/97 N/A 1971/72 G Mairs 1995/96 N/A 1970/71 K.Stewart 2019/20 Ben Eady 2018/19 Luke McGuire Don Leech 2017/18 James Buchanon 2000/01 Jordan Meredith Outstanding Junior Batsman 2016/17 Sam Jones 1999/00 Joshua Simpson 2015/16 Mark Dignam 1998/99 Jack Ritchie 2014/15 Ellis Raymond 1997/98 N/A Ben Eady 2013/14 Bryton Caldwell 1996/97 N/A 2012/13 Jake Carden/Joel Wood 1995/96 N/A 2011/12 Angus Demol 1994/95 N/A Don Leech is remembered as a great all-rounder for 2010/11 Harris Rodgers 1993/94 N/A 2009/10 Nick Hidas 1992/93 G Robinson the Club, playing 279 games over 22 seasons. Don’s 2008/09 James Trickey 1991/92 C Tazelaar records have stood as beacons for many over the 2007/08 Angus Demol/James Boyer 1990/91 Sean Monahan 2006/07 Angus Demol/ Jordan Meredith years particularly his record for most runs. Don was 1989/90 Steven Riches 2005/06 Sam Steindl 1988/89 Joshua Burns also President & Secretary of the Club 2004/05 James Boyer 2003/04 Jordan Meredith 2002/03 Joshua Green 2001/02 Ryan Gracie 2019/20 Hayden Calvert 2018/19 Nick Baber 2017/18 Luke McGuire 2016/17 Justin Soo Warwick Armstrong 2015/16 Ethan Elliott 2014/15 Nicholas Baber Junior Clubman 2013/14 Daniel Priest 2012/13 Damon Steel 2011/12 Cameron Baber Hayden Calvert 2010/11 Chadd Hammond/Mitchell Curran 2009/10 Dylan Mazza This trophy was established by the Club to perpetuate 2008-09 Dominic Wheeler 2007-08 David Le the qualities and talents of the late Warwick 2006-07 Ryan Jacobs Armstrong, wicket-keeper supreme. Warwick played 2005-06 Todd Jacobs 2004-05 Tom Carden against the Club for many seasons, but on termination 2003-04 Sam Steindl of his club ‘Veterans C.C.’ he joined Collaroy Plateau 2002-03 James Price

2001-02 Nic Clifton and won great respect from all who played with him. 2000-01 Daniel Nascimento 1999-00 Scott Taylor 1998-99 Joshua Green 1997-98 Not awarded

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2019/20 Jack Day 2018/19 Baden Malcolm 2017/18 Thomas Bell 2016/17 Lachlan Kinstler-Smith Vic Huxley 2015/16 Kobe Magyar Most Improved Junior Cricketer 2014/15 Daniel Parker 2013/14 Justin Soo Jack Day 2012/13 James Bourcier 2011/12 Aaron Peters 2010/11 Ryan Bishop-Perrett Vic Huxley was one of CPCC’s founding fathers. Vic 2009/10 Harris Rodgers took 805 wickets in 291 games over 24 seasons. He 2008/09 Luke Johnston was the Club’s first President and Treasurer for 24 2007/08 Steven Shaw years. Vic was also heavily involved with coaching 2006/07 James Trickey 2005/06 James Coskinas the Club’s juniors 2004/05 Brodie Elliott

2003/04 Jack Pearce 2002/03 Matthew Clements 2001/02 Sam Heidke 2000/01 Adam Dicembre 2019/20 Tyrone Fender 2018/19 Tyrone Fender 2017/18 George Saunders Jack Norris 2016/17 Oliver Fairchild Players Player – U13 2015/16 Luke McGuire 2014/15 Alex Butcher Tyrone Fender 2013/14 Not Awarded (no U13s) 2012/13 Hayden Brown 2011/12 Not Awarded This trophy was initiated to commemorate the 2010/11 Tim Hughes memory of U13s player Jack Norris. It is awarded to 2009/10 Tommy Moran 2008/09 Ariel Norris the player’s player, as voted upon by their peers. 2007/08 Lachlan Simpson

2006/07 Matthew Clements 2005/06 Dylan Mazza 2004/05 Sam Heidke 2019/20 Harley Cruickshank 2018/19 Tyler Jones Ashes Commemorative Trophy 2017/18 Ethan Buchanon Best Contribution by a Batsman – U13 2016/17 Luke Burgess 2015/16 Sam Jones 2014/15 Kai Davies Harley Cruickshank 2013/14 Not Awarded (no U13s) 2012/13 Hayden Brown In 2006/07, The Shaw family generously donated this 2011/12 Not Awarded signed bat & case to the Club. It was decided to 2010/11 Nick Hidas 2009/10 Jake Carden establish a perpetual award for the best 2008/09 Liam Filmer-Ramsay contributions by a batsman in the U13 grade. 2007/08 James Trickey

2006/07 Mitchell Curran

Bert Elsworthy Trophy 2019/20 Lachlan Coy Most Catches 2018/19 Harley Cruickshank 2017/18 Nicholas Butcher Lachlan Coy 2016/17 Sam Jones 2015/16 Harry Barham CPCC was presented with this signed bat by Cricket 2014/15 James Mulder NSW during the 2009/10 season. To perpetuate the 2013/14 Ryan Blackshaw 2012/13 Tom Trevaskis memory of Life Member Bert Elsworthy, the 2011/12 Angus Demol committee decided to inaugurate this trophy. Bert 2010/11 Hayden Brown was involved with the Club since the very early days, 2009/10 Damon Steel firstly as a fine wicketkeeper and opening batsman,

then as President and Junior Coach.

The Horstead Family Award Best Female Junior All-rounder

Darcey Whiteley

The Horstead family kindly donated this trophy to 2019/20 Darcey Whiteley recognise the season’s outstanding junior female cricketer for the club. In doing so, they have established the first club perpetual award for girls at a time where participation in girls cricket is growing rapidly each season with CPCC teams playing a big part in local competitons.

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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Office Bearers

Season Year President Secretary Treasurer 1st 1955/1956 Vic Huxley Geoff Browne Vic Huxley 2nd 1956/1957 Barry Harland George Turner Vic Huxley 3rd 1957/1958 Barry Harland George Turner Vic Huxley 4th 1958/1959 Barry Harland Keith Sedgewick Vic Huxley 5th 1959/1960 Barry Harland Keith Sedgewick Vic Huxley 6th 1960/1961 Ken Hunt Don Leech Vic Huxley 7th 1961/1962 Ken Hunt Peter Browne Vic Huxley 8th 1962/1963 Ken Hunt Dennis Robbie Vic Huxley 9th 1963/1964 Ken Hunt Alan Wakely Vic Huxley 10th 1964/1965 Ken Hunt Alan Wakely Vic Huxley 11th 1965/1966 Ken Hunt Don Leech Vic Huxley 12th 1966/1967 Ken Hunt Don Leech Vic Huxley 13th 1967/1968 Ken Hunt Don Leech Vic Huxley 14th 1968/1969 Milton Lidgard Michael Riggall Vic Huxley 15th 1969/1970 Milton Lidgard Rob Le Clerc Vic Huxley 16th 1970/1971 Milton Lidgard Rob Le Clerc Vic Huxley 17th 1971/1972 Geoff Browne John Wellburn Vic Huxley 18th 1972/1973 Don Leech John Wellburn Vic Huxley 19th 1973/1974 Don Leech John Wellburn Vic Huxley 20th 1974/1975 Bert Elsworthy Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley 21st 1975/1976 Bert Elsworthy Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley 22nd 1976/1977 Don Leech Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley 23rd 1977/1978 Don Leech Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley 24th 1978/1979 Don Leech Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley 25th 1979/1980 Spencer Bennett Alistair Grigg Graydon Conde 26th 1980/1981 Spencer Bennett Graydon Conde Colin Biggs 27th 1981/1982 Spencer Bennett Tim Cavanagh Graydon Conde 28th 1982/1983 Spencer Bennett Tim Cavanagh Graydon Conde 29th 1983/1984 Spencer Bennett Grant Murray Graydon Conde 30th 1984/1985 Steve Rattery Grant Murray Graydon Conde 31st 1985/1986 Steve Rattery Grant Murray Graydon Conde 32nd 1986/1987 Ross Hutchison Graydon Conde David Lyndon 33rd 1987/1988 Eric Tazelaar Tony Kay David Lyndon 34th 1988/1989 Eric Tazelaar Tony Kay David Lyndon 35th 1989/1990 Eric Tazelaar Tony Kay David Lyndon 36th 1990/1991 Eric Tazelaar Mike Smith David Lyndon 37th 1991/1992 Graydon Conde David Quarford David Tallack 38th 1992/1993 Graydon Conde David Quarford David Tallack 39th 1993/1994 David Quarford Colin Huxley David Tallack 40th 1994/1995 David Quarford Colin Huxley David Tallack 41st 1995/1996 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen 42nd 1996/1997 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen 43rd 1997/1998 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen 44th 1998/1999 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen 45th 1999/2000 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Mark Christensen 46th 2000/2001 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Dom Tilden 47th 2001/2002 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Paul Brown 48th 2002/2003 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Paul Brown 49th 2003/2004 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Craig Allomes 50th 2004/2005 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 51st 2005/2006 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 52nd 2006/2007 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 53rd 2007/2008 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 54th 2008/2009 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 55th 2009/2010 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 56th 2010/2011 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 57th 2011/2012 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 58th 2012/2013 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 59th 2013/2014 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 60th 2014/2015 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 61st 2015/16 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 62nd 2016/17 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead 63rd 2017/18 Colin Huxley Tom Carden Toby Horstead 64th 2018/19 Colin Huxley Tom Carden Toby Horstead 65th 2019/20 Colin Huxley Tom Carden Ben Summers

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1st Grade

1st Grade had another trying year in a highly competitive league. The season started promisingly with a draw at Plateau Park against eventual joint premiers Harbord and victory in round 2.

However tough competition & inability for the team to really to find a groove throughout the middle part of the season lead to a series of losses that placed pressure to win games to make top 4 at the end of the season. Former juniors Sam Filmer-Ramsay, Glynn Archer & Dan Priest joined the ranks after Christmas helping to capture victory against Long Reef and leave the team with an opportunity to secure a place in finals by winning outright in the last game of the season against Beacon Hill. Unfortunately, we were unable to force a result in this game but finished with optimism that with pre-mentioned returning plateau juniors could form a strong basis for culture and success in future seasons.

With the bat, Shires recruit Alastair Fitzpatrick lead the way. Matt 'Brick' Richards was once again the ever-reliable spearhead of the attack with the ball and supported equally by developing junior Ben Eady who continues to impress through juniors and into seniors. Jeff Porter-Dening was also incredibly consistent with the ball when he could get on the park with the team.

The largest positive of the season was the integration of a squad mentality between 1sts & 3rd grade, giving the club opportunity flexibility for players between the grades. An example was the opportunity to blood returning Plateau juniors such as Nathan Logan for a few matches to compete against the best in the association.

Looking forward to what next season brings especially being cooped up watching old cricket YouTube videos in ISO.

Brodie Elliott – Captain

Season Honours AWARD NAME TOTAL Batting Average Alistair Fitzpatrick 40.00 Batting Aggregate Alistair Fitzpatrick 360 Bowling Average Jeff Porter-Dening 20.33 Bowling Aggregate Matt Richards 19 Fielding Award Rob Minnett 10

Back Row: Adrian Caproni, Ryan Dunn, Cameron Gallo, Jeff Porter-Dening, Harrison Dunn, Rob Minnett Front Row: Alastair Fitzpatrick, Shoaib Shaikh, Brodie Elliott, Ruben Donato, Matt Richards

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3rd Grade

The newly formed 3rd grade team had a great season and proved to be very competitive in this grade with a 7/5 win ratio and finishing 3rd on the ladder. The team played in the semi-finals where the game was unfortunately washed out, and where the season was terminated before the grand final could be played due to the Coronavirus Covid-19 pandemic. The team was made up of Tony Jackson (c/wk), Matthew Jackson, Andrew Logan, Nathan Logan, Damien Logan, Graeme Neasmith, Kesh Ratnavibushena, Adrian Brault, Adrian Caproni, Adam Sheppard, Adam Morrison, David Bennetts, Lachie Allomes, Andrew Wheatley.

The team played some fantastic cricket and the camaraderie and the general teamwork and banter and enjoyment of playing cricket each week together was the highlight of the season. We also enjoyed some great individual performances, notably:

Rd1 – CPCC vs Harbord – K.Ratnavihushena-28, M.Jackson-2/22 Rd2 – CPCC vs Wakehurst – A.Morrison-3/28, A.Brault-51, A.Shepherd-27 Rd3 – CPCC vs Terry Hills – A.Morrison-110, A.Shepherd-98, A.Shepherd-2/49 Rd4 – CPCC vs Manly Leagues – M.Jackson-33 Rd5 – CPCC vs Wakehurst – D.Bennetts-3/24, A.Shepherd-2/12, D.Bennetts-52, A.Shepherd-27 Rd6 – CPCC vs Terry Hills – N.Logan-4/53, A.Morrison-5/41, A.Logan-90, A.Morrison-42, A.Shepherd-64 Rd7 – CPCC vs Wakehurst – A.Shepherd-2/9, M.Jackson-31 Rd8 – CPCC vs Harbord – A.Logan-2/31, A.Logan-39, G.Neasmith-75, A.Morrison-103, A.Caproni-43 Rd9 – CPCC vs Beacon Hill – D.Logan-2/19, A.Shepherd-4/13, A.Brault-42, A.Morrison-48 Rd10 – CPCC vs Long Reef – M.Jackson-2/22, A.Logan-21, D.Bennetts-69, A.Brault-24 Rd12 – CPCC vs Manly Leagues – A.Morrison-26, A.Caproni-27, A.Shepherd-56 Rd13 – CPCC vs Long Reef – N.Logan-3/30, M.Jackson-4/22, A.Shepherd-49, N.Logan-20no. Rd14 – CPCC vs Beacon Hill – A.Brault-101, L.Allomes-31, N.Logan-2/23, D.Bennetts-4/20, L.Allomes-2/14 RdSF – CPCC vs Manly Leagues – D.Bennetts-23

We look forward to getting back into playing cricket and continuing our success next season and being competitive again in 3rd grade.

Tony Jackson - Captain

Season Honours AWARD NAME TOTAL Batting Average Adam Morrison 48.25 Batting Aggregate Adam Shepard 391 Bowling Average David Bennetts 15 Bowling Aggregate A Shepard/A Morrison 13

Lachie Allomes, Tony Jackson, Harry Ryals, Damien Logan, Adam Morrison, Adam Sheppard, Nathan Logan, Adrian Brault, Kesh Ratnavibushena, Matt Jackson, Andrew Wheater

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4th Grade ‘Blue’

Summary - We had a great year, carried by Blake. Finished on top and made the grand final. Called off because of Covid - Pandemic Premiers.

Rundown - We started with a solid win against Wakehurst with Blake continuing his solid form from season before with an unbeaten 81. Everyone else chipped in. And we rolled them with the ball with Matt and Raja getting 4 each. We had a couple of poor performances before after that before we picked it back up and played consistent cricket all season. Yes Blake had an amazing year again with 4 centuries, 852 runs and an average of 94.67. AMAZING to continue that on from the season before, but when he didn’t score (which was not often) someone else would step up and fill the void whether it was with bat or ball. All top order averaged in and around the 20’s

Matt had a good year with the bowling aggregate and average with 22 wickets at 13.9 and 21.5 average with bat. Young Raja Ganeshraj who only played 4 matches (the first 4) was well on track to take the bowling aggregate and average at 13 wickets at 11.5. One game to highlight, where I think we even made the paper was when we rolled Harbord Bowling for 18 and got the runs 0/19 (Ben Summers 6.1 overs - 2 maidens - 5/15, Ganesh Raj 5 overs 3 maidens, 1 for 3, Chris Dwyer 2 overs 2 maidens 3 for 0). Amazing stuff.

Anyway, we finished on top of the table, quite convincingly - made the semis and won a tough game in the wet against Wakehurst. Covid was becoming big news and we needed one more week of cricket …. We were up against Mona Vale Terries in the GF. We were confident and eager to play for the premiership, however COVID had other ideas. So we crowned ourselves PANDEMIC PREMIERS. Bring on next season!

Captain – Matt Moore

Season Honours NAME TOTAL Batting Average Blake Conde 48.25 Batting Aggregate Blake Conde 94.67 Bowling Average Matt Moore 13.91 Bowling Aggregate Matt Moore 22

Back L to R: Rob Steel, James Humberstone, Chris Dwyer, Matt Moore (Capt), Blake Conde, Damon Steel Front: John Brooks, Michael Rohanek, Adam Pressley, Raj Ganesh, Graeme Faulkner

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4th Grade ‘Gold’

In what was a bit of an up and down season, we began the season in 5th grade for our first two games before being promoted into the 4th grade competition to make room for a second development team. We missed a few games with opposition forfeits and rain and played many games in bushfire smoke haze.

This season some new junior players joined our squad. These included Olly Fairchild, Will Cook and Taylor Frowde. Some of the junior players who returned from last season included Oli Knight, Luke McGuire, Harry Ryals, Luke Harvey and Nick Lee. Darcy Fleming played one game with us before apparently being promoted to Manly grade. It was great to have Jackson Griffiths in for one game and Sam Debien in for the last game of the season when he took the final wicket of the match to secure a win. Thanks also to Matty Jackson who came down to 4th grade from 3rds to help us out for a game. Some former CPCC juniors also played a game with us including Otto Schultz, Justin Soo and Eli Cox.

In addition to our juniors we had the usual wealth of experience with our senior players this year including Andrew ‘Deefa’ Davis, Tim Schultz, Jim Debressac, myself, and Norris Waters making a comeback this year to open the batting. Mossy also played a few games for us. Johnny Heiniger sat in for a few games (so to speak) and club enigma Luke Ireland even played a game. Graham Neasmith also helped us out in a few games. Whilst he didn’t play a game this year I thought I should also make mention of club stalwart Dean Storey, for coming along to support us and because I forgot to mention him in last season’s team report.

As is the tradition with the development team, a number of fathers played for the team. We had the fortune of an OSP from the subcontinent join the squad namely Arvind Rawat a.k.a. ‘Bugsy’ who really added some spice to the team. We also had tremendous support from Geoff Fairchild who helped out with scoring all season and Paul McGuire who was a fantastic supporter of the development team in many ways.

We ended up winning four games, we lost seven, and ended up seventh on the ladder. Whilst we did not win enough games this season to make the semis, we did our best to enjoy our cricket and the games we did win were memorable. Some of the impressive performances this season included: • The two Olies (Fairchild and Knight) starting the season with solid performances with the bat to help achieve a win in our first game of the season, Fairchild (38) and Knight (15). • Luke McGuire’s sterling performance with 42 no. in our second game of the season. • Luke Harvey singlehandedly securing a win in our first game in 4th grade with a 6 on the first ball of the last over & an impressive score of 47* • Nick Lee, Norris Waters and Jackson Griffith batting on in hot dusty conditions up at the Plateau to avoid an outright loss in our local derby against CPCC blue. • Paul Wendt’s ground-breaking performance with the ball bowling 10 overs against Wakehurst at Lionel Watts before he broke down for the season. • Olly Fairchild’s excellent bowling performance against Harbord Bowling Club with 3/28. • Nick Lee & Harry Ryals taking the opposition bowling attack apart to secure a win against Mona Vale in the 27th over. Ryals (26) & Lee (25). • Oli Knight’s solid performances with the bat in partnership with myself against Wakehurst (14*) and Mona Vale (32). • Harry Ryals taking 4 for 19 against Mona Vale to help secure a win in our final game of the season.

Our best performers with the bat were myself with (188 in 4th grade & 42 in 5ths), Luke McGuire (115 in 4th grade & 54 in 5ths) and Nick Lee with 127 runs. Our best bowler was Olly Fairchild with 10 wickets then Nick Lee (8 wickets), Luke McGuire (6 wickets), and unusually slim pickings for Deefa with only 6 wickets for the season off 51 overs with an average at 26.67. Tim Schultz was our best fielder taking some difficult catches and getting an impressive direct hit run out.

Thanks to everyone who provided their support to the development team this season. Particular thanks goes to Paul McGuire for liaising with me all season to organise juniors from the U16s – U18s Saturday morning team to play each week and for his support at the games. Thank you to Paul Wendt, Geoff Fairchild, David Ryals and all the other parents who supported the team. Many thanks to Jacko for getting things organised at the beginning of the season and for all his wisdom and support over the season.

I look forward to hopefully seeing everyone back again next season to continue to support the development concept and look at wining more games next year. A big thank you to Col for all of your help and to everyone at the Club for all of your support of the 4th Grade development team throughout the season.

Andrew Cameron - Captain

Season Honours AWARD NAME TOTAL Batting Average Luke McGuire 36.00 Batting Aggregate Andrew Cameron 230 Bowling Average Olly Fairchild 18.08 Bowling Aggregate Olly Fairchild 12 Fielding Award Tim Schultz 5 catches, 1 run out

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5th Grade

At the start of the season this team didn’t exist and it was Camo’s team from last season who occupied the ‘Development Grade’ spot. Issues with team numbers in the U16-18 Div 2 left a group of our young cricketers at risk of not getting the opportunity of a season’s cricket. By grabbing a few dads and bringing in some U15 boys for their first taste of senior cricket, a new 5th Grade team was hastily put together and entered from round 3. This forced Camo’s team up to fill a vacant 4th Grade spot and we pushed on from there.

The 5th Grade ‘Development’ comp was an interesting one to say the least. There were a couple of clubs with true development teams (where senior players mentored and featured players from the morning competition), a couple of clubs playing for world domination and a couple having a bet each way. Being approached by the opposition Captain to toss the coin at 12:50pm on Saturdays with only four other teammates present became an exercise in stalling, guessing, fibbing and hoping. The team sheet was often pure speculation as I just wasn’t sure who was on their way, and what time they’d get there due to a number of the boys playing morning cricket & a few dart-throw fillers. As a result we struggled to compete most Saturdays (commencing the innings with barely enough players present to umpire and score can put a bit of pressure on the top order) however this wasn’t the aim of this exercise. In fact, it made the handful of competitive days all the more enjoyable – most of all our victory over Forest at Melwood Oval.

In the spirit of the ‘Development Team’ the boys are the focus of the awards. Our best all round performer was Rishi Raju who led the team with most wickets and scored the most runs of the boys. Thomas Bell gets the fielding award for taking the gloves for the first time and doing a great job behind the stumps. My encouragement award goes to Fynn Brown, who despite coming from the U15s, bowled beautifully and dug in with the bat against some very capable senior players. It was especially enjoyable to see dads playing with their sons. I had the pleasure of playing the first game with my oldest and hope we can provide the opportunity for many more parents to do likewise. Thanks Josef, Brent, Mick and Rob for your support and company.

Fielding five teams this season was always going to test our resources. A sincere thanks to Camo for accepting the move to 4ths and soldiering on, invariably scrambling on Friday night to fill a team with reduced resources to call on, and effectively shelving any plans on winning a premiership. The boys acquitted themselves brilliantly and were a joy to play with. They were keen to learn and by the season’s end had even grasped the key senior cricket concept of ‘Five O’Clock Runs’. I only hope they get to play the longer cricket format in the future as this season reinforced my belief in the fundamental values that two-day cricket can teach young people ie discipline, determination, patience, endurance, toughness. Thanks all for an enjoyable season. Col Huxley – Captain

Season Honours AWARD NAME Best Player Rishi Raju Fielding Award Thomas Bell Encouragement Award Fynn Brown

Back - Brent Henley, Robbie Henley, Braeden Thomson, Rob Cook, Jack Day (sub) Front - Jujaar Singh, Ryan Blix, Mick Thomson, Col Huxley (Cpt), Alec Huxley (sub) Absent - Rishi Raju, Thomas Bell, Fynn Brown, Josef Brown

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Masters

After ten seasons in the Sydney Masters competition as a standalone team, this season we started a joint-venture with Mosman Masters and entered a Mosman/Collaroy Plateau team in the competition. We had been struggling with numbers most weeks for the past couple of seasons and with availability of turf wickets in Manly Warringah. Mosman were looking like they did not have the numbers for a team, and were a bunch of good blokes, so discussions were held which led to the creation of the exciting new joint-venture.

On the Plateau side of things, the players who turned out for the joint-venture this season included Mossy, Jason McLean, Dean Storey, Davey Bennetts, John Heiniger, Ash Perrott, me. The Mosman side of the joint venture brought the experience of Andre ‘Vara’ Varasdi, Dave Stepto, Daniel ‘Appsy’ Apps, Toby Aldred, Frosty, Central Coast lads - Scotty Atkinson and Lairdy, and of course, Warwick Adlam. Todd Harper also played one game. Vara was the inaugural team captain.

The joint-venture ended up being very successful for everyone with the team finding ourselves in second position on the ladder at the pointy end of the season, and about to play in the grand final against Auburn, before the opportunity was taken away, when the game was cruelly cancelled due to Covid-19, only days before the scheduled start of the game. Over the course of the season, we played nine games in total, winning eight of them and losing one. The loss came in the first round against previous season’s winner, Auburn. After that slight distraction, we made sure we were back on track the following game with a convincing win over Warringah. We then proceeded to win the rest of our games over the rest of the season. We played our home games at Allan Border and Rawson Ovals, and played our away games at Frank Gray, and various other far flung places including Camperdown Oval, Boronia Park at Hunters Hill and Oakville Oval. The way the Masters Competition works makes it extremely difficult for a team who loses any one game to remain in a position to remain high enough on the ladder to end up in one of the two top positions at the end of the season and qualify for the grand final. Not only does a team have to win all the rest of their games, but to have any chance, it is also necessary to maximise the bonus points received in each game over the course of the season. Luckily, our Captain Vara, is the ultimate strategist, and in addition to his significant efforts on the field, worked tirelessly throughout the season to make sure we maximised our bonus points, and remained competitive on the ladder.

At the end of the second last round, we found ourselves in equal second place with Warringah with one game to go with the team with more points after the next round to qualify for the grand final. All of Vara’s strategizing ended up paying dividends when after a low scoring game against Roseville Navy, we chased down 114 in 15 overs, to earn a total of 40.80 points for the game, which was sufficient to get us into second position (Incidentally, Warringah received 39.25 points in a win against Burwood Briars to end up behind us in third place by 1.5 points). Vara scored the most runs for the team this season with 221 runs with an average of 73.67. Together with Apps (182 runs at 60.67), these two were the best performers from the Mosman side of the ledger with each of them ending up ‘in the bank’ more often than not, including one occasion where Apps retired not out after getting to his 40 in under 4 overs. Lairdy and Scotty each batted superbly, as did Dave Stepto before his season was unfortunately rendered short with injury. Toby, Frosty and others all batted solidly, and Wick contributed with some good scores in the games he played (40 no. & Amp 35). Lairdy was our best bowler, with 13 wickets. Dave Stepto managed an impressive ten wickets despite only playing in four games. Jason McLean’s batting was the most impressive all season out of the CPCC stocks, keeping the scorers very busy as he made the opposition bowling appear to look like it was operating in slow motion as he proceeded to hit the opposition bowling to the boundary in all parts of the grounds with his array of well- timed shots earning himself a respectable 188 runs at 62.7, with a top score of 53 no. Mossy was our next best performer with some solid performances after returning this season after a lay-off due to his shoulder surgery, to end up with 128 runs at 32.0 with a top score of 49 no. Ash batted well all season and could usually be relied on to get some runs when we needed them, and overall appeared to fit seamlessly into the joint venture. John Heiniger was usually a steadying influence at the crease and scored some well-deserved runs this season. Dean Storey and Dave Bennetts, each bowled exceptionally well taking nine wickets each. Dave’s best figures this season were 3/6 and Dean’s, 3/26. Johnny Heiniger bowled like an old pro all season with every ball right on the money bagging a haul of four wickets for himself. Mossy managed to bowl a few overs when we needed some wickets in a tense part of the game against Macquarie University, and finished up with 3/19 off 2.2 overs, including taking the scalp of the opposition’s most threatening batsman.

Whilst it would have been really great to have had the chance to play in the grand final and disappointing to have been so close to have the chance to win the elusive Masters Competition and have it all taken away so quickly, at the end of our first season one thing to come out of it all is that the joint venture has been an outstanding success. A massive thank you to the Mosman Cricket Club, to CPCC, to the Masters players and all others who have supported us over the season. Hopefully the joint venture will continue to have a long and successful future. Camo

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T20 Towers

The 2019/20 CPCC T20 season had a whole lot of hype surrounding it with rumours that former Plateau juniors would be returning to the club and don the famous Towers badge. Those rumours were to be proven correct with current Manly grade players Dom Wheeler, Jake Carden, Ash Virdi, Abhijeet Virdi (Warringah), Glyn Archer (North Sydney), Lachlan Charles, Ryan Bishop- Perrett (North Sydney), Lachie Kerr and Ruben Donato (Warringah) all making appearances throughout the campaign.

The mighty Plateau had a ripper regular season wining 4/5 round matches. This included: a thrilling last ball win against Wakehurst thanks to a ‘James Faulkner’esque’ finish by CPCC 1st Grader Brodie Elliott, and an absolute masterclass against a depleted Harbord with the D-MAN Deepenshu Dhiman taking a stunning 5/15 and Nick Bonner belting an unbeaten 58*.

Round 3 was an intense matchup against Cromer who also had a lot of Cromer Juniors and current grade players on their team sheet, however this was offset by a special appearance from NSW and Sydney Sixer Mickey Edwards for the Plateau. CPCC continued their winning ways with Lachie Charles starring with a classy 53. Round 4 was another dominant display against Long Reef with young superstars Ben Eady and Harry Ryals showing the older guys how it’s done with very mature T20 performances.

Unfortunately, this is where things went downhill with a loss in our final round games against a very clinical Beacon Hill. It then went from bad to worse with our boys going out in straight sets in the finals with Cromer giving us our final blow. Unfortunately, 63 from skipper Jake Carden wasn’t enough to get the side over the line in the semi-final.

Well Done to Cromer who were eventual winners of the T20 cup, a great bunch of guys and fully deserved champions. The Plateau will be back in 2020/21 (pending Global Pandemic) and will be looking to go two better in next season’s edition. To finish it off a massive thank you to all our players who made it a very fun and exciting season.

Back Row L-R: Ash Virdi, Nathan Logan, Deepanshu Dhiman, Abhijeet Virdi, Harry Brock, Mickey Edwards.

Front Row: Lachie Charles, David Le, Ryan Bishop-Perrett, Jake Carden and Lachie Kerr.

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T20 Ogres

The Ogres – MWCA T20 Plate Champions.

Well who would have thought the Ogres would ever be Champions? After a final over win in the quarter final and a last ball win in the semi-final, The Ogres had a very convincing grand final win over the Chatswood Gypsies to claim the MWCA T20 Plate for the first time.

The ‘Faceless Men’ continued with their targeted recruitment policy, however once again only attracted a bunch of washed up old cricketers. After a very disappointing early season loss, the ‘Faceless Men’ expressed their disappointment by asking Paul ‘Hunch’ Hinchey to implement a very harsh fines system that did the trick and contributed greatly to our post grand final celebrations. In true Ogres fashion, a bowler won the batting award and a batsman won the bowling award with Ben ‘Tex’ Perkins and Martin ‘Moose’ Haywood’ respectively topping the batting and bowling stats for the whole competition. Moose took 11 wickets at an average and economy rate of just over 7, with a best performance of 4/19. Congratulations to Tex’ who was a very deserved winner of The Ogres Player of the Year Award! After coming into the team as a bowler, Tex finally realised that life as a batsman is much easier and then proceeded to smash 329 runs at an amazing ‘Bradmanesque’ average of 109.67! Tex now spends his time shadow batting in front of the mirror and checking his MyCricket stats.

A big thank you to Dom Wheeler for captaining the team and to all the lads who played for the Ogres this season, including 3 of the original Ogres (Dom, Wardy and KB) from our first game 8 seasons ago. A special thank you to our regular young guns – Braeden, Bailey and Daniel - who filled in when needed and showed us older guys how it is done. Thanks again to CPCC for supporting us and look out – we will be back bigger (well physically at least) than ever next season!

Kim Blacker

T20 Plate – Old Spice

CPCC Old Spice launched into the new season with zero training, an ever-declining skill set and at an all-time fitness low. The recipe was perfect and we performed in a predictable manner. Losing all 5 games was expected, in fact winning may well have spoilt things. With three seasons under our belts we are 0 wins and 15 losses. No doubt this is something for the record books.

Some stand out performances created excitement at times, a couple of hat tricks and a number of batting spells in the double figures buoyed the team to a couple of narrow defeats. Ali Whitely again led the team to a winless season, reinforcing his credentials as the perfect Captain. The Old Spice have already begun training for next season, with weekly net sessions. Various body parts have been repaired over the winter in preparation for the new season, including an Achilles, two shoulders, a knee and a new hip. We’re ready!

We meet every morning at 6:30am at Collaroy beach for sprints, should anyone from the Ogres wish to join us, just come along.

T20 Plate - Edisons

The Dad’s of the under 11’s (and a few other Plateau Dad’s) got together for some fun and entered into what we thought was a social Sunday afternoon T20 competition. Oh boy did we have some fun!!!!

A team of good blokes... Dave, Dave, Dave, David, Dave, Stu, Stu, Mark, Steve, Scott, Matt, Nick and Andrew... most of who had either not played for ten years or never played... had a crack! In the important games against our Plateau brothers we lost twice to the Ogres and won against the Old Spice. We were all pretty stoked to have taken the Ogres into the last over in the Quarter Final... and just wish the skipper hadn’t bowled himself for that second over early on (honestly the tennis players on the Plateau were getting worried)!!

In terms of on field performances our battalion of slow bowlers were really well led by Steve Milner with 7 wickets and the Dave Owen with 5 ... with the bat Dave ‘Bradman’ Rozenkowitz scored three fifties during the series and averaged over 60 and Mark Smithers grabbed a half century in the Quarter Final... but the batting performance of Matt “indoor” Morris impressed himself the most scoring 49 for the season and being forced to run himself out once just so he could get an average! We just had so much fun and were very disappointed that the virus meant our end of season review at the Sands was cancelled! We’ll be back!

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Junior Secretary’s Report

The 2019-20 season ended on a whimper rather than the bang that such an amazing season on the field had promised. Instead of the planned final day of play where we had four teams battling for top honours, topped off by our end of season celebration at Plateau Park that evening, COVID-19 reared its ugly head and the season was brought to a very sudden halt with all play and end of season celebrations cancelled in the final week.

Junior Registration numbers were very healthy particularly in the 6–12 age group, allowing us to form a record 21 Junior teams, covering all age groups from Master Blaster through to U16-18s. We also continued our successful transition program from Juniors to Seniors with many of our U16-18 players and some U15 boys playing in both the Saturday morning and afternoon competitions.

For our U6’s we once again ran our very successful Friday night Woolworths Junior Blaster program. With 31 registrations, Friday nights were abuzz. The Friday night BBQ was also a big hit with families and helped to foster a sense of community. Once again we were able to form an additional Master Blaster (Saturday morning team) in the second half of the season with children who graduated from the Junior Blaster program. Our Master Blaster teams expanded to 6 and we achieved a new Club record in this age group. Once again Cricket NSW made available on field experiences for our youngest Club members. Eleven of our Junior Blasters won the ultimate experience when they walked out onto the SCG for the Sydney Test and stood with the Australian players for the Anthem Ceremony. Not to be left out, a select number of our Master Blaster players were also given the opportunity to go on field with the Australian and Indian Women’s teams at North Sydney oval.

Our Girls competition under the stewardship of our Girls Co-ordinator Cameille Handley, continues to go from strength to strength. The addition of two new U11 teams meant we were able to field a record 4 Girls teams this season. 2019 saw a return to the Kookaburra Cup for CPCC with participation in 2 x MWJCA U13 Girls teams organised by Cameille. In acknowledgement of the contribution made to Girls cricket at the Club and Association level, Cameille was awarded the Westfield Warringah Mall Junior Club Volunteer of the month.

The competition commenced in September for U12's and up, with the Master Blaster and Stage 1 teams underway later in October. This allowed us time to undertake for the first time a grading of the U10 and U11 teams supported by our Senior Club players. A cultural shift for CPCC but very common across the Association and in other codes. The new cricket formats continued to be rolled out with Stage 2 now incorporating U13’s. The MWJCA also trialed a white ball in this age group.

CPCC finished the season on a high with 4 Junior Premierships in the Saturday competition and 2 titles in the mid-week Manly Mini Bash competition. These premierships coupled with strong performances across the board from our Junior teams saw CPCC place second in the MWJCA Club Championship trophy, a fantastic effort.

Junior Premiers (Saturday comp) Manly Mini Bash (Mid week)

Under 12/1 Electrons – Joint Premiers Under 11/1 Thunder U13 Girls Cyclone Under 12/1 Electrons – Joint winners U15/2 Electric U16-18 Charges

Due to COVID-19 restrictions the MWJCA presentation night was cancelled this season. Award winners were announced via the MWJCA social media channels. Congratulations to all CPCC individual award recipients.

CPCC is proud to have had Juniors selected for MWJCA, Green Shield and PSSA representative teams this season.

MWJCA Representative caps were awarded to:

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• Under 11 Div 1 – Charlie Stevenson, Jayden Cook, Darcy Horstead • Under 11 Div 2 – Archie Cooper, Lewis Cruickshank, William Graham, Caden Rosenkowitz • U13 Mollie Dive – Arabella Handley, Darcey Whiteley, Kaya Punter (Shadow player) • Under 12 Div 1 – Harley Cruickshank • Under 12 Div 2 - Lachlan Coy, Tyrone Fender • Under 13 - Josh Pearson (Shadow) • Under 16 Youth Championship – Hayden Calvert, Sam Debien, Raj Ganeshraj • Under 16 Presidents Cup – Ben Eady, Darcy Fleming, Jackson Griffiths, Luke Harvey, Harry Ryals, Taylor Frowde (Shadow)

MWDCC Green Shield – Hayden Calvert, Darcy Fleming, Raja Ganeshraj

PSSA tournaments • Raja Ganeshraj • Harley Cruickshank, • Arabella Handley • Brooke Lawson

Special mention to Tyrone Fender and Ben Eady who were the recipient of MWJCA Representative Player of the Year Awards.

The list of CPCC Junior players to earn selection for Grade cricket was increased by 4 this season with James Buchanan, Darcy Fleming and Hayden Calvert making their Grade cricket debuts for Manly Warringah Waratahs and Corey Calvert making his debut for Mosman. They join many other ex CPCC Juniors who are currently playing across all grades.

The funds raised from our end of 2018/2019 season raffle were used to great effect this season. We were able to offer a number of cricket clinics including Coach the Coach and wicket keeper training conducted by David Ford, nets sessions and holiday activities conducted by Jason Krejza, a cricket psychology workshop presented by Ollie Davies and a training session for our girls by Stella Campbell. It was fantastic to see our players engaging in these sessions.

I would like to mention our wonderful Committee, Coaches and Managers – thank you for all the hours that you spent ensuring that our kids were able to get on the field each week.

Registrations for the 2020/2021 season will be underway by the time this report goes to print, with the COVID 19 environment that we now operate under this will be a season like no other - looking forward to whatever challenges it brings.

Jocelyn Huxley – Juniors Secretary

CPCC Junior Blasters at North Sydney Oval

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U16-18 Charges

This massively talented cricket team started the season with a full squad of 16 players but once impressive performances started to emerge, players were called up for representative duties in grade and shires cricket. Luckily, we had a core group of about 11 each week, who saw us go almost all the way undefeated, only losing our last round match. The team finished clear minor premiers, which reflected some amazing performances. The team regularly posted batting scores between 200-300 runs from 30 overs in our one-day games. It is impossible to mention individual performances because there were many.

This team came together as two older junior teams merged into one. Under the joint captaincy of Luke McGuire/Luke Harvey, the boys enjoyed their cricket but most of all continued to learn the power and influence of positive teamwork. Every single player excelled and had significant contributions to the success of the team. Collaroy Plateau Cricket has a wonderful pathway for junior players to also play senior cricket, with all our players also playing each Saturday afternoon for teams from 1st to 5th grade. They love their cricket! The latter half of the season was somewhat interrupted, however, as we were clear minor premiers the Charges were awarded the 2019-2020 premiership. Although we were all disappointed with not being able to play the grand final, we were the best performing team all season and the boys should be very proud of themselves.

I wish to sincerely thank Marc Eady (Assistant Coach) who umpired almost every game, sometimes in very trying conditions! Thanks to all parents who helped in many ways, including Rob Cook, who attended many training sessions. Thank you to those who were a positive influence on the boys each game, always offering words of encouragement and support when required. As many of the boys move off to senior cricket next year, I hope you enjoyed the ride, as I did! Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club has some exceptionally talented cricketers coming through for next season’s senior teams. Paul McGuire – Coach Season Awards

Batting award Ben Eady Bowling award Harry Ryals Encouragement award Rishi Raju

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15/2 Electric

2019/20 was a fabulous season for Team Electric. The boys put their greatly improved game together and proved week in week out, they were the best all-round team in the competition. A premiership was the just reward for their consistent efforts and strong team character which has defined them these past years. To see them all get a chance to develop the confidence required to finally show what they can do on the field was very satisfying. They had their challenges, but they dug deep when it mattered and rose to the occasion. Most importantly, they played like they enjoyed their cricket. Whilst the battle-hardened core of the team have been together for a few seasons now, the new boys joining the team this year were warmly welcomed and fitted in from game one. I think everyone had their ‘day in the sun’ this season taking wickets or scoring personal bests so the end result was truly a team effort. Several of the boys played in the senior afternoon development teams. Oli Knight and Ollie Fairchild were regulars in 4th Grade whilst Fynn Brown played often in 5ths. George, Alec and Jack played at times and all proved that they were well and truly capable of playing with the older boys and seniors. It showed in their rapid improvement on the field in the morning.

There were too many highlights to list in this report. For me, the things that standout from this terrific year were: · Captain Oli Knight’s maturity both as a leader and a batsman. He is the complete cricketer. · George’s pure stroke making, class and power batting. Team and Association batting honours & Assoc. ‘Cricketer of the Year’ for U15/2. · Fynn’s bowling was outstanding again but his 33 with the bat at Lake Park blew away his personal best score. · Ryan taking 3/5 at Curl Curl and 3/7 at Plateau Park & tying for most team wickets. · Alec’s 3/18 (including a miracle catch by his brother Sam) that turned a certain loss into victory v Cromer at Lake Park. · Jack quickly turning into one of the most feared six hitters in the competition and scoring his first ‘Fifty’. · Ollie Fairchild’s extreme pace and power hitting including his 58 at Lake Park which gave us something to bowl at. · Jorawar hooping those in-swingers and taking out ten batsmen tying him with Ryan for most wickets · Bobby opening the attack with pace and rhythm and his 3/10 at Plateau Park in round 4. · Toby’s 2/7 at Beverly Job v Cromer – both wickets caught by his good mate Ryan at mid-on. · Jago’s amazing consistency with the bat scoring 150 runs at an average of 30 with a highest score of 27. · Dylan’s blazing 43* at Plateau Park in our first game of the season as we chased down 160 to win in 24 overs. · Matt coming to watch his teammates each week whilst out of action, then making up for lost time and finishing with a batting average of 49.5.

Unfortunately, we didn’t get the opportunity to get together and celebrate as Premiers at season’s end – but we are still Premiers. I’ve commented often about how enjoyable these guys are to coach and this year was even better. They are fun, respectful and supportive of each other – and the same goes with the parents on the sideline. The team also enjoyed the great support of Susie Wendt as Manager, Paul Wendt entering the results into My Cricket, and a number of parents filled the dreaded scorer’s chair. Next season creates a number of challenges in terms of fitting players into appropriate ages and divisions as we’ve reached the broad age range of the U16-18 competition. This comp format is under review so we’ll see how it works out. Hopefully we’ll see the boys playing many more seasons of cricket together for CPCC. Col Huxley – Coach Season Awards

Batting award George Saunders Bowling award Jorawar Singh Encouragement award Fynn Brown

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U14/1 Megawatts

The U14 Megawatts had a challenging season in 2019-20. Our 11 was made up of the remnants of two division 2 teams and playing in division 1 made for some tough assignments. We had more than our share of injuries/sickness/holidays/winter sport etc. with our full 11 being together for just 5 weeks of the season. Big thanks to the players who helped us out for a couple of weeks while we were short – every little bit helps.

We were winless throughout the season but on the positive side we were in good positions in a few games and were marching toward a win in the final game until cruelled by rain. It was particularly disappointing being so close and would have been a great way to finish off season. Credit to the boys who stuck at it and put in some gutsy performances. Particular recognition to Tyler Jones who was the all-round stand out performer and Noah Evans who topped the association bowling aggregate bagging a 5-for along the way.

Special thanks to all the parents who helped out and supported us all in many ways and to Lou for managing the team and being scorer extraordinaire!

Dave Malcolm – Coach

Season Awards

Batting award Nicolas Butcher Bowling award Noah Evans All-rounder award Tyler Jones Noah Evans 5 Wickets in an innings Joshua Pearson Hat trick (3/39) Noah Evans

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U13 Storm

The 2019/2020 season was an enjoyable one for the Storm in which we welcomed 5 new players into our team. To end the season in 7th position was a great achievement. There were many wonderful qualities displayed by the Storm throughout the season: The experienced players consistently helping and encouraging those new to the sport; the support that players gave each other when things went wrong; the happy and encouraging nature of the girls at training and game day; the consistent and high attendance at training; the friendships that were fostered and the great sportswomanship the girls displayed at each game.

Of our experienced players Chloe Nichols led the way with both bat and ball. Chloe was brilliant in the field saving many runs and keeping the team switched on to the task at hand. Steph Davies turned into a real speedster with the ball developing good pace and handy outswing. She also made great contributions with the bat and always kept the girls spirits high. Brooke Lawson took the most remarkable catch of the season diving at full length to a full blown hook shot. Brooke displayed great agility in the field cutting off many a boundary. She is really developing a sound batting technique and with less run outs will score many runs in the seasons to come. Saoirse Ford bowled a consistent line with good inswing picking up some handy wickets. Her running between the wickets was a real feature of her game as was her talk and encouragement of the girls around her. Teshana Sheppard impressed with some really quick spells of bowling at times and developed a strong arm in the outfield. Teshana was always willing to put the team first and improved greatly with her batting, scoring some match winning runs. Suriya Ganeshraj took ownership of the wicket keeping role and developed good glovework behind the wickets. Suriya had some good innings during the season and showed great commitment to training. Lily Crabbe developed into a successful spin bowler after sitting out the first half of the season with an injury. Despite her injury Lily turned up every week to encourage the girls and showed how valuable a team player you can be both on and off the pitch. Sophie Cooper fitted into her new team environment with confidence and immediate success. Sophie bowled some fiery deliveries when she got her bowling rhythm right and hit some powerful shots in her batting. Sophie was always aware and switched on in the field. Priya showed great improvement in the second half of the season. Priya developed good accuracy in her bowling and gained more confidence in her batting. Priya took the best high catch of the season. Natalie Walton also became a consistent and accurate bowler who got some good wickets in the second half of the season. Natalie also batted in some good partnerships and developed a good hook shot. Ava Whatling showed a wonderful commitment to training and consistently gave her best. It was brilliant to see Ava pick up two wickets in a match to help us to a victory. Ava began to develop confidence in her batting and was a great team player. Leni Salmon always brought a smile and a good sense of humor to every game. Leni never feared facing the quicker bowlers and always put her hand up when the going got tough. Leni’s bowling became more consistent and her running between the wickets always scored her team some extra runs. Charlie Woods helped out when we needed an extra player. She came straight from her U/11’s fixture and played her second game of the day at short notice. Charlie showed great courage and skill against her older opponents and will be a force to be reckoned with in the U/13 competition next season. A great Club person.

Many thanks to our awesome manager Jenni Davies who did a remarkable with the roster and juggling of players. Her enthusiasm and encouragement of all the girls played a big part in the positive team spirit throughout the season. A big thanks to all the other parents who helped out in various capacities. Thanks to Alan Handley for all the assistance at training on Wednesday nights and congratulations to our training partners the Cyclones who were deserved Premiers. David Ford – Coach Season Awards

Batting award Chloe Nichols Bowling award Stephanie Davies Most Improved award Suriya Ganeshraj

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U13 Cyclone

Season Premiers! The Collaroy Cyclone 2019/20 girls U13 team are a team of champions not just because they managed to dominate the competition but as individuals too. The Cyclones started the season with three new members to the club and competition cricket. We had a squad of enthusiastic girls who were committed to the season through rain, shine and Coronavirus. The best part of the season was seeing the improvement in cricket skills in every individual player. A few seasons ago we could hardly avoid a wide or no-ball but this time we gave very little away bowling out one side for just 18 runs!! (including extras). Best bowling figures of 4 wickets for one run in just two overs!! The fielding was a massive improvement too with some stunning catches and a lot of run outs, assisted and direct hits!!! A massive contrast to a season ago where running away from the ball was the way to field.  Batting performances were also very strong and running between the wickets kept the sideline cheering and parents on their toes.

The semi-finals were rain affected but despite this the girls were extremely enthusiastic and eager to see the game through. Bowling first they restricted the runs to a manageable run chase. It was entertaining seeing wicket celebrations change from high fives to feet fives and elbow taps due to the initial stages of Coronavirus. Having started the chase well they were confidently on their way to a victory, but the rain set in and the game was called off. Unfortunately, the finals were cancelled due to Coronavirus but having won all games except one (lost by 6 runs with a player down) the Cyclones were dominant at the top of the ladder and deserved winners of the season. Girls cricket is so much fun and a what a lovely squad of girls we have at CPCC in the Cyclones and Storm. What a fantastic Season! Well done Premiers!!! Alan Handley – Manager

Season Awards

Batting award Arabella Handley Bowling award Darcey Whiteley Most Improved award Mia Kourouche

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U13/1 Power

The boys had an enjoyable season where they all improved their individual games and enjoyed their cricket. We had some good wins and also went within a few runs of beating the eventual premiers yet again. Unfortunately, with some inconsistent performances, crucial matches being washed out, and a tough draw we ended up finishing in the bottom half of the table after going within a couple of runs of making the Grand Final the previous year. Such is cricket!

For the second season in a row we lost several players to private schools and this will happen again next season - for the last time hopefully! While the players that have come in have done a great job (thanks boys!), it takes time for coaches and teammates to understand each other’s strengths and weaknesses, and to balance the teams batting and bowling. It was great to see a leadership group emerge this season who increasingly took over the running of the team on the field. This year we awarded a Champion Player Award for the first time to Harley Cruickshank who was a standout, topping our batting, bowling and fielding stats in a great all-round effort. Harley is a very talented and dedicated cricketer who continues to work hard on his game and improve each season. Players like Harley do not get to star unless others around them do the ‘hard yards’ and the two players who won the batting and bowling awards laid the platform for the team by being regular openers – Tyrone Fender for batting and Daniel Blacker for bowling. Tyrone Fender is a natural opening batsman and did a great job getting the team off to solid starts often against some very tight bowling. Likewise, Daniel Blacker is a dangerous opening bowler who kept things tight at the start of the innings when their better players were looking to score.

Thanks again to all the boys and parents, especially those who helped out with coaching, umpiring and scoring – it was appreciated. A special thank you to James Carroll for doing a great job managing the team and keeping us all organised. I really enjoyed coaching the boys again this season and thank them for keeping their heads up and enjoying their cricket, even when things did not go our way. They are great group and it is a pity that several families will be leaving us again next season, however we wish them all the best and hopefully the boys will continue to play and enjoy cricket. Best wishes for future seasons,

Kim Blacker – Coach Season Awards

Batting award Tyrone Fender Bowling award Daniel Blacker Champion Player award Harley Cruickshank

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U12/1 Electrons

Electrons are 201920 Premiers of 12/1! What an amazing season for the U12/1 Electrons team. For me this season, revolving around a wonderful team of boys, has been building and developing for six years. Many of this successful team started playing cricket at Collaroy with Paula and myself in the In2Cricket program. Some of the boys joined the Club this season and have added to the positive cricket culture of the squad. We only lost two games all season, with our fielding and miserly bowling/fielding getting us home on many occasions. A season where every boy has highlights and every boy stepped up to contribute to a win. In summary the side led by Lachlan Coy; Joint Premiers (with Wakehurst Red), finished first in the regular season, lost only two games all season, joint premiers of the Many Mini bash, five MWJCA rep players all of whom won rep competitions across the 11/1, 11/2 and 12/2.

Our Electron stars and selected highlights: Jayden Cook: 11/1 MWJCA Rep player, scored 2 fifties and led the batting statics, fielding at cover changed a number of games Lachlan Coy: 12/2 MWJCA Rep player, 2nd in run-scoring, leading wicket-taker & fielder, won multiple CPCC perpetual trophies, growing as a leader Darcy Horstead: 11/1 MWJCA Rep player, leading our run scoring until last couple of games (finishing third), high score for the season with 63*, second in the bowling statistics, really helped get the season going Archie Cooper: captain of the 11/2 MWJCA Rep team, his 3/19 helped restrict Harbord to 115 and set up our victory. Lewis Cruickshank: 11/2 MWJCA Rep player, 32 and 2/7 in the same game set us up for a win St Augustine’s Mark Emery: some significant top order batting contributions and retirements, and a memorable six into Allambie Heights Public School Thomas Jenkins: reliable tight bowling all season that contributed to a number of opposition low scores Kye Paxton: pre-Christmas Kye was a critical constant contributor with bat and ball, his enthusiasm in the field all season was vital Hugo Pilkington: our brave keeper, constantly kept the byes low & completed many run outs, scored important runs v Wakehurst Red in Round 1 Roy Stines: played some important innings, but none more so than against the top team when he scored 30 of the 41 needed after we were 4/7 with another player retired hurt Kobi Williams: 13 wickets with ever developing out-swingers, confidently putting his hand up to open the batting by the end of the season

I can’t thank enough the boys and the parents for making 2019/20 a wonderful cricketing experience. Your behaviour and support made it easy to play the role of both manager and coach, and I must give particular thanks to Marcus Cooper, Jason Cook and Anthony Cruickshank. I have won 7 senior premierships with the Plateau, but this first as coach certainly gives the most satisfaction. Things within the Club and the boys cricket will continue to evolve again next season and we may not see this group together again, but what amazing memories. I had hoped we might make the top four. We ended Premiers! Go Plateau! Toby Horstead – Coach Season Awards

Batting award Jayden Cook Bowling award Lachlan Coy All-rounder award Darcy Horstead

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Under 12/2 Neutrons

The 2019/20 cricket season gave the under 12 boys the first opportunity to play some more traditional cricket. This involved playing with a hard ball for the first time and getting used to walking off when getting out rather than staying at the crease until their quota of balls has been completed.

Early in the year the boys struggled to bat out their 20 overs. However, improvements in technique and learning patience at the crease meant we made the most of our allocated overs as a team. The team included Max Arcus, Charlie Blyton, Cooper Dickson, Sam Huxley, Liam Kelly, Liam Thomas, Dominic Loney, Jamie Walters, Caleb Catterick, Tyson Butler, Remi Tyacke. These boys really were a pleasure to coach. Their willingness to listen, work together as a team, and grow in their skills meant that they all had some individual success and success as a team.

Special mention to Tyson Butler for his bowling award, Dominic Loney for his batting award and Cooper Dickson for receiving the all-rounder award. I would like to thank all the families for the contribution throughout the season. The help you provided in scoring, umpiring, setting up grounds and the assistance at training was a great help to me as a coach. Cathie Butler was also amazing throughout the season as our Team Manager. We would not have had the season we did without all your emails, planning, finding extra playing when people are away etc. The boys should all be commended for the way they represented CPCC. The respect that you showed each other, and the opposition is a credit to them. Keep working on your technique during the winter, and I hope to see you all again next season. Drew Dickson – Coach

Season Awards

Batting award Dominic Loney Bowling award Tyson Butler All-rounder award Cooper Dickson 5 Wickets in an innings Tyson Butler

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U11 Hurricanes

This was the first season of cricket for most of our girls and they did incredibly well to acquire the skills and play with a fantastic team spirit. We saw huge improvements game to game and by the end of the season there was some very attractive cricket being played. It would be unfair to call out individuals as the hallmark of the season was the way the girls worked together, and Lily, Sage, Helena, Harper, Emma, Aaleyah, Sonia and Amber did themselves and the club proud.

One thing is certain, we wouldn't have had the fun and success we did without the help of our great group of parents; scoring, training and keeping the girls entertained, thank you! And equally we had some wonderful substitute players, including Leni, Sophie, Priya, Alison and Charlie to name a few, we really appreciate your support!

Well done girls and keep smiling! Adam Bookless – Coach

Season Awards

Batting award Helena Lisboa Bowling award Lily Briscoe Most Improved award Sage Roxburgh

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U11 Tornadoes

Starting with a mix of new players & established stars, the improvement in all the girls from the start to finish was unbelievable!!

Our team consisted of: Charlie, Ella, Gemma, Hayley, Maya, Rose, Stef, Rose, Zoe,

We started slowly but built into the season & by years-end, we finished in the top half of the competition.

Special thanks to Scott & Nadia for all their hard work & organisation, preparation & dedication in making this such an enjoyable season for all. Thank you also to all the parents for scoring & umpiring when needed.

All the girls have so much talent, so we really hope they continue with their cricket development over the next few seasons.

See you in 2020-21.

Coaches - Brad & Scott

Season Awards

Batting award Stephanie Hannemann Bowling award Charlie Woods Most Improved award Zoe Verrills

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U11/1 Lightning

Another fun year of cricket for the under 11 Lightning boys. The season started with a lot of promise with two half teams coming together from the under 10s in the previous season. The boys learnt a lot in the first half of the season losing a number of games by very close margins. Eventually they listened to their coach and started to run between the wickets better, back each other up in the field and work together in pairs when batting. They even started giving each other very poor nicknames ... proving that they are truly becoming cricketers!

The boys should all be really proud of the way they developed as a team through the year and especially how we finished the season with a win against the team that was coming first (and subsequently ended up 3rd). They really started figuring out their strengths and weaknesses and working to plans especially when batting. A special call out to Caden and William who played in the undefeated Manly U/11-2 representative side and did themselves and their club proud ... their discipline and enthusiasm drummed into them by John Jackson really rubbed off on the team. With such a strong group of bowlers it was a tough decision but Nick Brown who grabbed a lot of wickets with his amazing bag of tricks got the bowling award for the year. Harry McClure found his groove in the second half of the year with the bat. I was especially proud of the way he learned to work with his batting partners when running between wickets... really leading the way in a lot of partnerships.

The coaches award for the all-rounder of the year went to Michael Morris who was just behind Nick on the wickets and also just behind Harry in runs scored. I also just love the way Mikey keeps running in hard with the ball each week.

I hope the boys enjoyed themselves, it was a pleasure to coach them and really pleasing to see them becoming better cricketers over the year.

Andrew Graham – Coach

Season Awards

Batting award Harry McClure Bowling award Nicholas Brown All-rounder award Michael Morris

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U11/1 Force

The season started on a sunny Saturday morning at Davidson, a new team with one training session under our belts, the boys soon learnt the bowling had gone up a notch this year and if you played across the line often enough and miss you will get bowled. The first few games saw this a regular occurrence, our bowling and fielding was solid however the number of outs saw mixed results before the Christmas break. Training sessions were well attended and saw lots of straight bat practicing!

The boys obviously spent the Christmas break practicing the straight bat shots and the second half of the season started with much improved batting and many proper cricket shots being played. Our bowling and fielding also improved with direct hits for run outs and consistent bowling utilising new skills (swing, cross seamers and spinners) saw us winning more games. Our last game of the season was a wet one, thanks to all that toughed it out and saw us push one of the best teams in the competition all the way, playing a great brand of cricket. There were lots of great individual performances (Runs, Direct Hits and wickets), however it was the ‘team first’ attitude that was most pleasing- no one complaining where they bowled or batted and always someone to put the hand up to Keep.

A big thanks to David Ford and the club for arranging the Coach the Coach session, it was invaluable in helping me help the boys this year. Thanks to Manager Daniel who had us well organised and the great bunch of parents who were always willing to help and support.

I look forward to seeing the boys continue their Cricketing Journey next year. Scott Cheetham - Coach

Season Awards

Batting award Miles Milliner Bowling award Archie Hill Most Improved award Harley Miller

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U11/1 Thunder

The team played our 3rd year together which showed as the boys all played as a team and gave great support to each other out on the field with all players making valuable contributions. We found this season a little more challenging with the skill level throughout the competition, we found the bowling to be of high standard making it hard to score runs. The team's skills continued to improve throughout the year with everyone batting, Zac Smithers 2/7 off 2 and Archie Stanford 1/3 also off 2. We are very proud of the boys and hope to see them all again next year in the under 12s for the CPCC. Special thanks to Harvey Nolan for helping with the coaching and to Julie Stanford in her first year as manager doing an excellent job, also thanks to all the parents for the help on game day.

Lachlan Nolan - Lachy bowls really good line and length but this year it was his batting that really improved with some really nice straight bat shots Zac Smithers – Zac’s batting suits this form of the game hitting 26 fours and scoring 189 runs for the season. Charlie Stevenson - Charlie has great batting technique scoring 186 runs, his bowling strong resulting in 11 wickets. Archie Stanford – Archie bowls with good pace and movement off the seam, he bowled 25 overs for just 70 runs with a best figures of 3/4 Hayden Ling – Hayden is a good all-round cricketer & shows great concentration in the middle. He took 11 wickets with line & length deliveries. Cooper Brown – Cooper’s bowling continues to improve, and he surprises many batters with his pace giving him 8 wickets this season. Evan Milner – Evan’s batting was great with some excellent shots and he worked hard on not giving away his wicket. Ethan Hall – Ethan’s batting really improved from the previous season; his front foot shots were particularly impressive. Sam Debnam - Sam is a keen cricketer as his batting showed with some great hitting at times. Kasey Owen – Kasey’s bowling continues to improve with best figures of 1/6.bowling and fielding better than when we started.

A highlight for the season was the boys winning the U/11 Mini Bash final with a comprehensive win v Peninsula Pacers 5/132 v 6/42. The team put on a great batting display, Charlie Stevenson top scoring (48*), Lachie Nolan (28) & Archie Stanford (25). The team was as equally impressive with the ball, Mark Smithers – Coach Season Awards

Batting award Zac Smithers Bowling award Archie Stanford All-rounder award Charlie Stevenson

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Under 10/1 Flash

The Under Flash 10s Division One team had a strong season. They won some games, they lost some games but throughout they maintained a willingness to try their hardest. Over the course of the season, they learnt to talk to each other on the field, to encourage and support one another. Under Scott’s patient coaching they all saw improvement in their batting, bowling and fielding. A big thank you to Scott for his encouragement and support of our kids both on and off the field. Thank you to Caroline and Nadia for ensuring that we all knew where to be and when, and for making sure that the scores were uploaded correctly each week. Thank you to Sarah and Geoff for taking on the mind game of the score book each week. And a big thank you to all the parents for their assistance at training and for cheering on the team at the games.

And well done to each of our players - Jake – good allrounder delivering in both bowling and batting Levi – great batting from Levi this season Ryker - great first season of cricket Thomas – big hitting from Thomas this season – keep it up! Josh - dedicated and developing as a strong bowler and wicket keeper Imaan – amazing improvement over the course of the season Harry - excellent team player Clyde - worked with great focus to improve his skills Hudson - excellent effort behind the wickets!

Here’s to a great season in 2020!

Caroline Mathie

Season Awards

Batting award Thomas Doan-Beckworth Bowling award Levi Jones Most Improved award Imaan Alas

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Under 10/2 Energy

U10 Energy had an up and down season, but if it was training or playing, they always gave 100%, were ready and willing to learn, always supportive of each other and having fun. There were wins, loses, draws and abandoned games.

It was my first season of involvement with cricket of any standard for about 25years!! It was the team’s first season together, with a good mixture of those that had played in previous seasons and a few new players, all with differing abilities and strengths. Training sessions went well, with plenty of time in the nets practicing basic bowling and batting skills, we were also able to use the pitch area for fielding, throwing and some valuable calling and running between the wickets practice. By the end of the season much of this had come together, there were some great bowling and batting performances along with some great fielding.

Our award winners were: Bowling Award: Harper Hine – Harps bowled well all season, he was consistent, fast and accurate and would have taken a lot more wickets had LBW been in play. Batting Award: Ethan Thomas – No matter what number he was batting at, Ethan was always was keen and ready to play his shots, hitting the ball with power and running fast between the wickets. All Rounder Award: Georgie Stines – Georgie did well, she gave 100% in all areas of the game during a match and at training, bowling, batting, fielding and was great as Wicketkeeper.

Thank you to our Team Manager Felicity, for her efforts making sure all the rosters were organised, getting us to the venues on time and covering the scoring. Well done everyone and thank you to the parents that stepped up and helped throughout the season.

Craig Thomas – Coaches Season Awards

Batting award Ethan Thomas Bowling award Harper Hine Allrounder award Georgie Stines

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Master Blaster - Atoms

The Atoms came together in October as a bunch of lads who had never played cricket. They finished the season in March as a real Cricket Team.

As a coach I couldn't be prouder or have asked to get a better group of boys. We have seen the boys improve in bowling and batting technique. What has been most impressive is the way they communicated as a team and supported each other Hard work in training began to show on the pitch, with some outstanding fielding and running between the wickets, massively improved bowling and some great catches.

It's been really hard deciding on who gets the awards. Each boy deserves recognition. Tommy for learning how to bowl with a straight arm and his batting. Will for his improvement in bowling and a really elegant batsman. Harry for having to deal with his dad as coach and always being a reliable bowler/batter Harrison for being the most improved player in the team Liam for listening and being the best all-rounder on the team Batting - Charlie Bowling - Max Training - Cuinn Training - Charlie

Thanks to Jen as manager, an absolute legend and to James for his help in coaching. And finally thanks to all of the parents. What this last season has taught me is the importance of community. Your support and help has been instrumental in seeing the boys come together as a great team. I congratulate you all for raising such great lads.

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Master Blaster - Sparks

The season started slowly for us with quite a few of the kids playing the first season but with lots of enthusiasm we began the season quite well. The boys were able to grasp the basics of the game quite quickly and improved every game.

Bowling as always is the hardest skill to grasp and slowly over the season the boys become consistent at landing the ball on the pitch. Their fielding improved out of sight and batting as always is the favorite skill for all the boys with some memorable shots being played. The games were always played in the right spirit by the boys with the local derbies always that much more competitively played.

As the coach it was with great satisfaction that I saw such a great improvement over the season and the boys hopefully enjoyed themselves as well. Special thanks to Sally & Julian Debnam for their support over the whole season.

George Bachtis - Coach

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Master Blaster - Gigawatts

2019/2020 was an extremely enjoyable and exciting season for the Gigawatts team. Returning players from the previous season were Ryan Rosenkowitz, Lenny Drape, Will Kalms, Theo Pappas and Fred Tickle and we were very lucky to strengthen the team with Thomas Graham, Xander Scott and Joseph Baker.

Coaching every single one of these boys was a joy and pleasure as their enthusiasm and willingness to practice hard and really have fun and enjoyment playing cricket shone through. They all played in the right spirit towards their opposition as well as encouraging and congratulating their own teammates. Starting the season five of the boys were 7 or 8 years of age, however, we also had Thomas who had just turned 6 and Ryan 7 years of age. It was amazing to watch Thomas Graham who at the age of 6 was bowling very impressive and consistently good leg spinners. His continual enthusiasm, smile and good all round cricketing skills meant he fitted in very well with his new team. At 7 years of age Ryan is already a very good all-round cricketer and with his batting already has an amazing eye, technique and timing. Xander Scott was a new member to the team and quickly showed massive improvement with his bowling and quickly became a very important member of the team. Not only did Xander show great bowling and taking many wickets, he also had week on week the cleanest and whitest cricket kit I've ever seen! Joseph Baker was also new to the team and to cricket. From having never played cricket Joe quickly grasped bowling and catching and by season's end was the most improved player in the team. Lenny and Will returned from the previous season and continued with their upward improvements in all areas of bowling, batting and fielding. Also Fred and Theo returned and improved greatly in all areas, Fred with his leg spinners and Theo with his batting and fielding.

It was interesting to watch how all these boys were influenced by watching the Big Bash and wanting to bowl leg spin and hit sixes. Thank you to Siobhan Drape for assisting with the admin side and all the parents for helping with scoring and encouraging the team every week.

I am looking forward (and hoping) to coach all these boys again next season if they chose to continue playing cricket.

David Tickle - Coach

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Master Blaster – Kilowatts

The CPCC T20 Masterblaster Kilowatts team entered the 2019/2020 season with spirit and enthusiasm to learn the great sport of cricket.

Split evenly between boys and girls, there was plenty of talent and potential between them. It was encouraging to see them improve from week to week as they learnt about the various basic rules and techniques and putting them into practice. Best of all they ended up with a great smile at the end of the day no matter what the result. They had fun.

A special thanks to all the parents who helped out at training and volunteered for scoring.

All the best,

Angus Gordon & Scott Macqueen - Coaches

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Master Blaster – Electrodes

After participating in the Junior Blaster Program these boys were super keen for more cricket. They all have great skills, a huge amount of enthusiasm, and about as much concentration as you would expect from a bunch of 6/7 year olds.

Congratulations boys and we can’t wait to see your cricket futures unfold.

A highlight of the season for some of the boys was being selected to attend the Sydney Test Match where they accompanied the Australian test players out onto the ground for the National Anthem.

Ben Wright, Noah Greco, Braxton Rich, Dylan Richardson, Kieran Ling, Harry Allan

Absent - Harry Marsh, Caladen Ranieri

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Master Blaster – Volts

In our first ‘full season’ as a team, we have seen the boys come on enormously. For a lot of the boys, it was their first venture into competitive cricket. At the start of the season, some couldn’t straighten the arm when bowling, didn’t know which end of the bat to hold or know how to cup the hands when catching. By the end, we had all bowling correctly, feet were moving when batting & catches were being taken.

Our players were: • Cruz Cruikshank: Cruz is a talented all-rounder from a strong cricketing family. He was superb with bat & ball all year. Great year Cruz. • Ethan Brooks: Ethan is a fast bowler & a big hitter. He knocked over numerous batsmen with his pace this year. Can’t wait to see you progress further next season Ethan. • Finn Mathie: Finn was a huge improver throughout the year. His batting was a real strong-point by mid-season and his left-arm bowling came on really well by seasons-end. Can’t wait to see him keep stepping up in 2021. • Grayson Jacobs: A really talented left-arm fast bowler. Grayson has all the makings of becoming a really fine allrounder. Has the natural ability to achieve over the coming years. • Harry Wheeler: Harry is a joy to coach. He really worked hard on all aspects of his game & by season’s end, was a really strong contributor with bat & ball. 2021 will be the year for Harry. • Hudson Geercke: Hudson loves his cricket & his bowling got so much better throughout the year. A keen runner between wickets who loves his cricket. See you in 2021 mate. • Jude Rigby: Jude had a great year. He has a natural eye with the bat & great technique with the ball. I know he will get better & better next year. • Max Verrills: By the end of the season, Max was bowling at good speed, with his arm coming over his ear as it should. Took some great catches in the outfield. He can’t wait for next season.

Brad Verrills & Paul Brooks - Co-Coaches

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JUNIOR BLASTERS

Junior Blasters is for kids new to cricket with participants building their skills through fun, game-based activities.

The games are designed for small groups to ensure every child gets a go, allowing them to test and learn new skills. When they have mastered the basics they will be ready to graduate to Master Blasters where they can play modified games of cricket.

The registration fee not only gets your kids a weekly cricketing program but also gets them some great gear - a hat, shirt, bat and ball - to get them started. Join in the fun on Friday evenings at Plateau Park (starting late October). For more information contact [email protected].

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www.paladinsports.com.au/cpcc

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CPCC All-time Statistics

MOST RUNS (Top 100) BEST AVERAGE (1000+ runs) - Top 100 c Name Runs Avg c Name Runs Avg Name Avg Runs Name Avg Runs 1 Robert MINNETT 13186 30.88 51 Graham PEAKE 2064 19.29 1 Ray HORTON 40.37 1211 51 Clay DENOON 22.38 1231 2 Peter HENRIKSEN 8175 30.06 52 Alan ELSWORTHY 2061 15.61 2 George TURNER 40.33 1855 52 Anthony PAPANDREA 22.20 2020 3 Toby HORSTEAD 6107 24.33 53 Dave WHITSON 2039 19.99 3 Jason FERRIS 39.19 2273 53 Geoff BROWNE 22.14 5269 4 Colin HUXLEY 5992 17.78 54 Ewen CHUNG 2036 29.51 4 Matt SHAW 38.10 1600 54 Eric TAZELAAR 21.79 2135 5 David QUARFORD 5663 15.06 55 Anthony PAPANDREA 2020 22.20 5 Michael LETTS 36.76 1507 55 Grant SHERRINGHAM 21.70 1497 6 Robert VERE 5480 24.25 56 David BENNETTS 2004 25.69 6 Matthew TERRY 36.40 1747 56 Malcolm COTTON 21.63 1471 7 Don LEECH 5403 17.95 57 Keith LANGELAAR 1997 14.58 7 Jason JAMES 34.52 2900 57 Ashley McPHEE 21.02 1156 8 Geoff BROWNE 5269 22.14 58 Nick BONNER 1960 20.21 8 Nick BEATON 33.80 1487 58 Col PEAKE 21.00 1911 9 John JACKSON 5164 27.18 59 Ross HUTCHISON 1938 18.63 9 Patrick KOCH 32.74 1113 59 Doug WILES 20.78 1413 10 Dave MOSS 4830 25.16 60 Alistair GRIGG 1936 11.52 10 Mike SMITH 31.97 1023 60 Kevin LAKE 20.51 2564 11 Adam PRESSLEY 4739 23.58 61 Col PEAKE 1911 21.00 11 Robert MINNETT 30.88 13186 61 Brenden BALL 20.35 4232 12 David TALLACK 4353 23.79 62 Mark HOY 1874 27.56 12 Andrew DAVIS 30.50 2745 62 Andy KANDELAS 20.30 2172 13 Andrew SEWELL 4351 23.52 63 George TURNER 1855 40.33 13 Peter HENRIKSEN 30.06 8175 63 Nick BONNER 20.21 1960 14 Blake CONDE 4320 27.00 64 Terry BROWNLOW 1847 15.26 14 Jack FOX 30.03 2282 64 Luke IRELAND 20.09 3456 15 Bert ELSWORTHY 4289 16.31 65 Dom WHEELER 1839 19.36 15 Ewen CHUNG 29.51 2036 65 Peter BONNER 20.05 1584 16 Brenden BALL 4232 20.35 66 Brodie ELLIOTT 1791 17.56 16 Alex McGEE 29.16 1633 66 Dave WHITSON 19.99 2039 17 Alan RICHARDSON 4193 15.25 67 Les BROWNE 1752 16.37 17 Adam PEACOCK 28.69 1205 67 Dom WHEELER 19.36 1839 18 Paul BROWN 4026 18.38 68 Matthew TERRY 1747 36.40 18 Damon STEEL 28.68 2581 68 Graham PEAKE 19.29 2064 19 Ross FAIRHALL 3843 26.87 69 Steve ALBANESE 1742 16.91 19 Robert DENNIS 28.48 2563 69 Peter BROWNE 19.09 2558 20 Tom CONSTANTINE 3726 17.17 70 Steve THEODORE 1737 18.09 20 John ARGENT 28.40 1221 70 Kevin NICHOLSON 18.94 2519 21 John WELLBURN 3637 24.09 71 Dennis ROBBIE 1736 14.59 21 James DYSON 27.98 1203 71 Peter FONTAINE 18.91 1267 22 Robert VAN DAM 3476 16.55 72 Ian WALLACE 1721 11.87 22 Mark HOY 27.56 1874 72 Doug CAMPBELL 18.87 2246 23 Luke IRELAND 3456 20.09 73 Steven HARLAND 1713 22.84 23 Tony KAY 27.38 2902 73 Greg ROBINSON 18.67 1139 24 James HUMBERSTONE 3373 16.78 74 Peter BELL 1701 8.22 24 Jason HAITHWAITE 27.31 1420 74 Ross HUTCHISON 18.63 1938 25 Matt MOORE 3257 16.70 75 Jack EATON 1679 11.82 25 John JACKSON 27.18 5164 75 Dan PETERS 18.56 2561 26 Andrew CAMERON 3087 11.23 76 Chris BROWNE 1641 16.58 26 Blake CONDE 27.00 4320 76 David LE 18.49 1479 27 Mike RIGGALL 2930 16.74 77 Alex McGEE 1633 29.16 27 Daniel SCHIMEK 26.90 1076 77 Paul BROWN 18.38 4026 28 Tom CARDEN 2920 16.69 78 Matt SHAW 1600 38.10 28 Ross FAIRHALL 26.87 3843 78 John HENDERSON 18.16 1507 29 Shannon McGUIRE 2915 18.11 79 Dom TILDEN 1586 22.99 29 Steve BULL 25.72 1286 79 Shannon McGUIRE 18.11 2915 30 Tony KAY 2902 27.38 80 Peter BONNER 1584 20.05 30 David BENNETTS 25.69 2004 80 Steve THEODORE 18.09 1737 31 Jason JAMES 2900 34.52 81 Milton LIDGARD 1583 8.99 31 Kavin MOORTHI 25.65 1462 81 Tristan FARRELL 18.07 1030 32 Alan FAIRHALL 2841 16.05 82 Dave ALFORD 1578 11.11 32 Dave MOSS 25.16 4830 82 Don LEECH 17.95 5403 33 Andrew DAVIS 2745 30.50 83 Ganesh RAJ 1537 14.64 33 Andrew GRAHAM 24.96 1173 83 Nirav PATEL 17.84 1213 34 Damon STEEL 2581 28.68 84 Graydon CONDE 1536 14.36 34 Neil CHAPMAN 24.74 1336 84 Dave HARLAND 17.81 1140 35 David GILKES 2580 16.02 85 Charles HALE 1528 24.25 35 Russell MURRAY 24.65 1257 85 Colin HUXLEY 17.78 5992 36 Kevin LAKE 2564 20.51 86 John HENDERSON 1507 18.16 36 Toby HORSTEAD 24.33 6107 86 Brodie ELLIOTT 17.56 1791 37 Robert DENNIS 2563 28.48 87 Michael LETTS 1507 36.76 37 Charles HALE 24.25 1528 87 Mathew THOMPSON 17.56 1387 38 Robert WILLIAMS 2563 10.33 88 Grant SHERRINGHAM 1497 21.70 38 Robert VERE 24.25 5480 88 Ian MINNETT 17.45 1239 39 Dan PETERS 2561 18.56 89 Ben IRELAND 1489 10.06 39 Jeff MITCHELL 24.19 1306 89 Tom CONSTANTINE 17.17 3726 40 Peter BROWNE 2558 19.09 90 Paul (Fred) NELSON 1488 15.50 40 John WELLBURN 24.09 3637 90 Jason FOX 17.08 1435 41 Kevin NICHOLSON 2519 18.94 91 Nick BEATON 1487 33.80 41 Wayne LLOYD 24.06 2165 91 Steve ALBANESE 16.91 1742 42 Jack LLOYD 2511 16.63 92 David LE 1479 18.49 42 Terry MORONEY 24.02 1201 92 Andrew CURTAYNE 16.88 1114 43 Vic HUXLEY 2433 9.81 93 Tim CARPENTER 1478 15.08 43 David TALLACK 23.79 4353 93 James HUMBERSTONE 16.78 3373 44 Jack FOX 2282 30.03 94 David SHARP 1472 13.50 44 Adam PRESSLEY 23.58 4739 94 Mike RIGGALL 16.74 2930 45 Jason FERRIS 2273 39.19 95 Malcolm COTTON 1471 21.63 45 Andrew SEWELL 23.52 4351 95 Matt MOORE 16.70 3257 46 Doug CAMPBELL 2246 18.87 96 Barry MOSS 1469 22.95 46 Justin ESTREICH 23.43 1031 96 Tom CARDEN 16.69 2920 47 Andy KANDELAS 2172 20.30 97 Kavin MOORTHI 1462 25.65 47 Cameron BABER 23.15 1227 97 Jack LLOYD 16.63 2511 48 Wayne LLOYD 2165 24.06 98 Jason FOX 1435 17.08 48 Dom TILDEN 22.99 1586 98 Sam STEINDL 16.58 1393 49 Eric TAZELAAR 2135 21.79 99 Jason HAITHWAITE 1420 27.31 49 Barry MOSS 22.95 1469 99 Chris BROWNE 16.58 1641 50 Frank HUXLEY 2067 8.33 100 Doug WILES 1413 20.78 50 Steven HARLAND 22.84 1713 100 Robert VAN DAM 16.55 3476

CPCC Greats Star in Albury Grand Final

CPCC legends Luke Arcus and Rob Dennis found themselves in the same team (Lavington Panthers C Grade – Albury) for the 2019/20 grand final. The match was umpired by another ex-CPCC great Russell Murray. The Plateau connection saw the Panthers home (R Dennis 74*) for a GF victory with Russell no doubt playing his part as well. 53

MOST RUNS in a SEASON BEST PARTNERSHIPS MOST CENTURIES Name Runs Avg Season Grade Wkt Players Total Season Grade Name No. 1 Toby HORSTEAD 999 58.76 2012/13 6th/4th/1st 1st Ewen Chung Blake Conde* 258 2010/11 4th 1 Rob MINNETT 14 2 Blake CONDE 852 94.67 2019/20 4th Grade 2nd Dave Moss* Pete Henriksen 218 2007/08 1st 2 Pete HENRIKSEN 10 3 Dave MOSS 760 58.46 2012/13 3rd/1st 3rd Ryan Dunn* David Moss 212 2012/13 3rd 3 Blake CONDE 10 4 Jason FERRIS 755 75.5 2006/07 A3/A1 4th Jack Fox* Nick Beaton 212 2010/11 4th 4 Toby HORSTEAD 7 5 Pete HENRIKSEN 706 88.25 1989/90 B2 5th Rob Minnett David Bennetts* 168 2010/11 1st 5 Robert VERE 6 6 Geoff BROWNE 683 37.94 1956/57 5th 6th Nirav Patel* Nick Bonner 186 2014/15 2nd 6 Jason FERRIS 4 7 Matt SHAW 679 67.9 1991/92 B1 7th Sam Filmer-Ramsay Andrew Davis 134 2013/14 7th 7 Nick BEATON 4 8 Jason JAMES 676 52 2002/03 A2 8th Adam Pressley Rob Steel 111 2013/14 4th 8 Dave QUARFORD 3 9 George TURNER 673 56.08 1958/59 3rd 9th Pete Henriksen Russell Pearce* 147 2002/03 A1 9 Dave TALLACK 3 10 Matt TERRY 662 60.18 2010/11 6th 10th Adam Peacock* Doug Wiles 114 2007/08 5th 10 John WELLBURN 3 11 Ray HORTON 660 110 1956/57 3rd Partnership records based on M yCricket stats (since 2007/08) unless Club records exist prior. 11 Peter BROWNE 3 12 Toby HORSTEAD 639 45.64 2009/10 7th 12 Ross FAIRHALL 3 13 Rob MINNETT 635 63.5 2017/18 1st 13 Rob DENNIS 3 14 Neil CHAPMAN 619 36.41 1961/62 3rd 14 John JACKSON 3 15 George TURNER 618 44.14 1956/57 3rd 15 Luke IRELAND 3 16 Liam FILM ER-RAM SAY 610 61.00 2013/14 7th 16 Jack FOX 3 17 Robbie HERBERT 604 33.5 1997/98 B4 17 Alex McGEE 3 18 Rob MINNETT 582 52.91 2012/13 1st 18 Dave MOSS 3 19 Don LEECH 581 27.67 1965/66 A2 19 Adam PRESSLEY 3 20 Terry MORONEY 580 32.22 1959/60 3rd 21 Dennis ROBBIE 577 24.04 1958/59 3rd 22 Blake CONDE 574 44.15 2018/19 4th 23 Robert MINNETT 573 44.08 1997/98 A1 24 Todd WRIGHT 572 57.2 1996/97 A2 25 Paul ENDERSBY 568 43.69 2001/02 A2/A1 26 Pete HENRIKSEN 559 43 2002/03 A1 27 Mike RIGGALL 553 39.5 1974/75 A2 28 Peter BROWNE 553 46.08 1956/57 3rd 29 John WELLBURN 551 39.36 1960/61 3rd 30 Geoff BROWNE 548 28.84 1962/63 B1 31 Daniel SCHIMEK 541 33.81 2010/11 2nd 32 Toby HORSTEAD 540 45 2010/11 6th 33 Rob MINNETT 536 53.6 2008/09 A1/A3 34 Ross FAIRHALL 535 59.44 1963/64 D /B2 35 Peter BROWNE 534 38.14 1959/60 3rd 36 Robert MINNETT 534 31.41 2006/07 A1 37 Luke HAMMOND 530 31.18 2012/13 1st 38 Dave TALLACK 527 32.94 1984/85 A1 39 Robert MINNETT 525 58.33 1988/89 A3 40 Pete HENRIKSEN 520 52 1990/91 A3 41 Andrew SEWELL 519 37.07 1996/97 A3 42 Rob DENNIS 515 36.79 1984/85 A1 43 Dave TALLACK 513 46.64 1990/91 A1 44 Nick BEATON 509 84.83 2010/11 4th 45 Pete HENRIKSEN 507 39 1993/94 A1 46 Steve THEODORE 506 24.1 1984/85 B1 47 Rob MINNETT 506 36.14 2010/11 1st Jack EATON 504 22.91 1958/59 3rd

Luke Arcus bowling for Lavington Panthers C Grade (Albury) – Grand Final

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Name Score Year Name Score Year Name Score Year 1 Rob Minnett 197 2017/18 76 Nick Beaton 117 2010/11 151 Jack Fox 104 2013/14 2 David Moss 179 2007/08 77 Jeff Porter-Dening 117 2009/10 152 Blake Conde 104 2019/20 3 Steve Bull 177 2009/10 78 Adam Pressley 117 2003/04 153 Geoff Brow ne 104 1958/59 4 Lachlan Peake 177 2011/12 79 Blake Conde 117 2018/19 154 Col Huxley 104 1996/97 5 Pat Koch 171 2016/17 80 Matt Thompson 116 2003/04 155 Brodie Elliott 104 2011/12 6 Paul Brow n 169 1997/98 81 Jason James 116 1999/00 156 Pete Henriksen 103 2007/08 7 Mick Riggall 169 1974/75 82 George Turner 116 1958/59 157 Michael Ennis 103 2007/08 8 Michael Letts 159 2003/04 83 David Tallack 116 1984/85 158 Matt Shaw 103 1991/92 9 Jason Ferris 153 2006/07 84 Blake Conde 116 2019/20 159 Mark Bury 103 1981/82 10 Rob Van Dam 152 2005/06 85 Luke Ireland 115 2006/07 160 John Jackson 103 2003/04 11 Dave Tallack 152 1990/91 86 Kieran Wagstaff 115 2013/14 161 John Duggan 103 1997/98 12 Ewen Chung 151 2010/11 87 Charlie Hale 115 1962/63 162 Gary McDonald 103 1992/93 13 Don Leech 148 1964/65 88 Ross Fairhall 114 1976/77 163 Eric Tazelaar 103 1965/66 14 Tony Kay 147 1982/83 89 Rob Dennis 114 1982/83 164 David Tallack 103 1990/91 15 Jason Fox 147 2010/11 90 Peter Brow ne 114 1960/61 165 David Gilkes 103 2003/04 16 Rob Minnett 144 2000/01 91 Pete Henriksen 114 1993/94 166 Brenden Ball 103 2006/07 17 Matt Shaw 144 1991/92 92 Jason Stelling 114 1991/92 167 Blake Conde 103 2018/19 18 Kevin Nicholson 143 1979/80 93 Alex McGee 114 1999/00 168 Rob Minnett 102 1985/86 19 Alex McGee 143 1999/00 94 Toby Horstead 113 2012/13 169 Rob Minnett 102 1994/95 20 Don Leech 141 1965/66 95 Simon Blue 113 1983/84 170 Rob Minnett 102 2012/13 21 Toby Horstead 140 2012/13 96 Peter Brow ne 113 1956/57 171 Pete Henriksen 102 1986/87 22 Paul Clark 140 1975/76 97 Pete Henriksen 113 1989/90 172 Paul Nelson 102 1980/81 23 Jason Ferris 139 2006/07 98 Pete Henriksen 113 2002/03 173 Paul Bernhardt 102 1983/84 24 Ray Horton 138 1956/57 99 Michael Letts 113 2003/04 174 Luke Ireland 102 2005/06 25 Toby Horstead 137 2012/13 100 Mark Whitehead 113 1978/79 175 Keith Langelaar 102 1971/72 26 Neil Chapman 137 1961/62 101 Liam Filmer-Ramsay 113 2013/14 176 Derrick Murray 102 1984/85 27 Angas M ackenzie 137 2010/11 102 Craig Poppett 113 2001/02 177 Dave Mason 102 1996/97 28 Alan Burns 137 1958/59 103 Col Cavanagh 113 1957/58 178 Col Peake 102 1963/64 29 Rob Minnett 136 2008/09 104 Robert Vere 112 1984/85 179 Barry Hollingsworth 102 1961/62 30 John Wellburn 136 1964/65 105 Luke Ireland 112 2007/08 180 Blake Conde 102 2018/19 31 Wayne Lloyd 133 1987/88 106 Lee Clenton 112 1991/92 181 Tom Sheedy 101 2014/15 32 Toby Horstead 133 2010/11 107 Jack Fox 112 2010/11 182 Steve Bull 101 2006/07 33 Pete Henriksen 133 2001/02 108 Gary McDonald 112 1991/92 183 Rob Dennis 101 1984/85 34 Ross Hutchinson 132 1983/84 109 John Jackson 111 1994/95 184 Peter Simpson 101 1957/58 35 Rob Minnett 132 2002/03 110 Blake Conde 111 2013/14 185 Pete Henriksen 101 1989/90 36 J Humberstone 132 2008/09 111 Wayne Lloyd 110 1989/90 186 Pete Henriksen 101 2002/03 37 Toby Horstead 131 2012/13 112 Paul Endersby 110 2001/02 187 Paul Spraggs 101 1964/65 38 Rob Minnett 130 2017/18 113 Pat Koch 110 2015/16 188 Matt Moore 101 2014/15 39 Don Frost 130 1959/60 114 Nick Bonner 110 2014/15 189 John Jackson 101 1993/94 40 Rob Dennis 129 1981/82 115 Mark Hoy 110 2000/01 190 Jack Lloyd 101 1957/58 41 Paul Endersby 129 2001/02 116 Jason Ferris 110 2006/07 191 David Quarford 101 1992/93 42 Matt Terry 129 2010/11 117 James Bourcier 110 2014/15 192 David Le 101 2010/11 43 Kevin Nicholson 129 1974/75? 118 Cody Bruce 110 2012/13 193 Blake Conde 101 2015/16 44 Jason Ferris 129 2003/04 119 Bruce Graham 110 1956/57 194 Angas Mackenzie 101 2010/11 45 Robert Vere 127 1996/97 120 Mike Heptonstall 109 1991/92 195 Andrew Davis 101 2013/14 46 Robbie Herbert 127 1996/97 121 Jack Fox 109 2010/11 196 Andrew Cameron 101 2016/17 47 Steve Albanese 125 2011/12 122 Craig Stanton 109 1984/85 197 Alan Elsw orthy 101 1976/77 48 Peter Brow ne 125 1955/56 123 Andrew Sew ell 109 2002/03 198 Adam Pressley 101 2011/12 49 Paul Spraggs 125 1964/65 124 Kevin Price 108 1957/58 199 Pete Henriksen 100 1990/91 50 Rob Minnett 124 1988/89 125 John Trbojevic 108 1978/79 200 Nirav Patel 100 2014/15 51 Toby Horstead 123 2009/10 126 James Bourcier 108 2016/17 201 Nick Bonner 100 2015/16 52 Toby Horstead 122 2009/10 127 Dave Whitson 108 1966/67 202 Nick Beaton 100 2010/11 53 Robert Vere 122 1986/87 128 Brad Bending 108 1998/99 203 Mike Smith 100 1988/89 54 Rob Minnett 122 1995/96 129 Anthony Papandrea 108 2013/14 204 Mike Smith 100 1989/90 55 Nick Beaton 122 2010/11 130 Steve Albanese 107 2010/11 205 Michael Bow man 100 2011/12 56 Craig Stanton 122 1986/87 131 Simon Riches 107 1992/93 206 Matt Terry 100 2010/11 57 Dan Schimek 121 2010/11 132 Robert Vere 107 1989/90 207 Malcolm Cotton 100 1972/73 58 Blake Conde 121 2019/20 133 Neil Chapman 107 1961/62 208 Liam Filmer-Ramsay 100 2013/14 59 Scott Harding 120 1984/85 134 Alan Craw ford 107 1965/66 209 Kevin Lake 100 1967/68 60 Lachlan Peake 120 2012/13 135 Blake Conde 107 2018/19 210 Jim Maroulis 100 2008/09 61 Dave Quarford 120 1997/98 136 Rob Minnett 106 2012/13 211 Jeff Mitchell 100 1972/73 62 Dan Schacher 120 2011/12 137 Cameron Baber 106 2013/14 212 Jason James 100 2002/03 63 Robert Vere 119 1991/92 138 Tom Constantine 105 1963/64 213 James Dyson 100 2002/03 64 Rob Minnett 119 1993/94 139 Robert Vere 105 1993/94 214 Graydon Conde 100 1986/87 65 Dom Wheeler 119 2009/10 140 Rob Minnett 105 2005/06 215 David Quarford 100 1991/92 66 Barry Moss 119 1997/98 141 Kevin Lake 105 1967/68 216 Barnaby Wilson 100 2003/04 67 Adam Peacock 119 2007/08 142 John Wellburn 105 1962/63 217 Ashley McPhee 100 1999/00 68 Todd Wright 118 1996/97 143 John Wellburn 105 1968/69 218 Andrew Graham 100 2006/07 69 Nick Beaton 118 2010/11 144 Charlie Hale 105 1959/60 219 Alan Richardson 100 1997/98 70 George Turner 118 1959/60 145 Blake Conde 105 2019/20 71 Dave Harland 118 1966/67 146 Rob Van Dam 104 2002/03 72 Alex McGee 118 2005/06 147 Ray Horton 104 1956/57 73 Ross Fairhall 117 1977/78 148 Peter Smith 104 1981/82 74 Ross Fairhall 117 1963/64 149 Peter Minnett 104 1982/83 75 Rob Minnett 117 1997/98 150 Pete Henriksen 55 104 1989/90

MOST WICKETS (100+) BEST AVERAGE (100+) Name Wkts Avg Name Wkts Avg Name Avg Wkts 1 Robert WILLIAMS 1003 13.75 47 Lance NOAKES 163 10.85 1 Warw ick DOLMAN 115 8.25 47 Robert VERE 218 15.18 2 Vic HUXLEY 805 11.85 48 Norm STEPHENSON 163 9.87 2 John HAYNES 101 9.78 48 Alan FAIRHALL 111 15.19 3 Greg BRUCKARD 530 20.71 49 Toby HORSTEAD 160 23.01 3 Norm STEPHENSON 163 9.87 49 Jack EATON 277 15.24 4 Colin HUXLEY 514 17.09 50 Mick ARCUS 158 18.48 4 Scott HARDING 104 10.09 50 Mark WHITEHEAD 167 15.24 5 Peter BELL 491 13.15 51 Andrew COATES 157 18.53 5 Nick PATEN 218 10.15 51 Mike REDDEN 133 15.44 6 Alan RICHARDSON 482 15.04 52 Kevin LAKE 153 15.50 6 Brian FORD 109 10.36 52 Kevin LAKE 153 15.50 7 Matt MOORE 442 16.42 53 David QUARFORD 151 17.36 7 Mike RIGGALL 111 10.42 53 Robert SMITH 145 15.55 8 David SHARP 437 15.73 54 Tom CONSTANTINE 147 15.82 8 Neville CHARMAN 120 10.56 54 Ashley McPHEE 126 15.59 9 Keith LANGELAAR 419 12.34 55 Robert SMITH 145 15.55 9 Dave HARLAND 199 10.60 55 Geoff FABER 178 15.70 10 Don LEECH 413 14.93 56 John WELLBURN 142 13.55 10 Tom POLLOCK 172 10.68 56 David SHARP 437 15.73 11 Mark CHRISTENSEN 375 15.07 57 David BENNETTS 142 17.21 11 Brian TAPP 225 10.72 57 Andrew DAVIS 184 15.74 12 Peter HENRIKSEN 374 21.49 58 Paul BROWN 140 19.68 12 Lance NOAKES 163 10.85 58 Tom CONSTANTINE 147 15.82 13 Frank HUXLEY 331 17.61 59 Dave WHITSON 140 14.96 13 Paul (Fred) NELSON 140 10.94 59 Matt MOORE 442 16.42 14 Michael ROHANEK 300 16.68 60 Paul (Fred) NELSON 140 10.94 14 Mark BURY 173 11.01 60 Rob STEEL 126 16.51 15 Terry BROWNLOW 299 12.58 61 Richard COTTON 140 11.53 15 Ross FAIRHALL 188 11.06 61 Michael ROHANEK 300 16.68 16 Luke IRELAND 282 20.10 62 Andy KANDELAS 139 18.35 16 Mitchell CURREN 106 11.21 62 Colin HUXLEY 514 17.09 17 Jack EATON 277 15.24 63 Chris JACK 136 17.84 17 Richard COTTON 140 11.53 63 Jeff PORTER-DENING 222 17.17 18 Dean STOREY 238 20.26 64 Ewen CHUNG 133 12.79 18 Graham GRIGG 125 11.59 64 David BENNETTS 142 17.21 19 Dave MOSS 234 17.49 65 Mike REDDEN 133 15.44 19 Dennis ROBBIE 201 11.79 65 David QUARFORD 151 17.36 20 Matt RICHARDS 252 21.19 66 Rob CHESSELL 131 14.73 20 Vic HUXLEY 805 11.85 66 David LYNDON 163 17.37 21 Brian TAPP 225 10.72 67 Nick BONNER 126 24.06 21 Angus MACKENZIE 113 12.00 67 Dave MOSS 234 17.49 22 Jeff PORTER-DENING 222 17.17 68 Ashley McPHEE 126 15.59 22 Andrew BROWN 100 12.04 68 Frank HUXLEY 331 17.61 23 Robert VERE 218 15.18 69 Graham GRIGG 125 11.59 23 Noel CORLEY 103 12.06 69 Chris JACK 136 17.84 24 Doug McGRATH 218 19.17 70 Adam McNICHOLL 124 12.37 24 Bob LE CLERC 116 12.14 70 Ganesh RAJ 119 18.26 25 Nick PATEN 218 10.15 71 Neville CHARMAN 120 10.56 25 Keith LANGELAAR 419 12.34 71 Andy KANDELAS 139 18.35 26 Luke ARCUS 216 20.43 72 David TALLACK 119 14.24 26 Adam McNICHOLL 124 12.37 72 Mick ARCUS 158 18.48 27 Peter LOUND 215 14.03 73 Martin LAIRD 119 13.71 27 Brian CAIRNS 164 12.38 73 Andrew COATES 157 18.53 28 Lee BURNS 211 13.64 74 Ganesh RAJ 119 18.26 28 Terry BROWNLOW 299 12.58 74 Mick MACKIN 201 18.61 29 Peter FONTAINE 210 14.70 75 Bob LE CLERC 116 12.14 29 Brad BLACKLER 104 12.66 75 Stuart FORBES 106 18.67 30 Brenden BALL 206 21.83 76 Rob STEEL 126 16.51 30 Sean DUNN 187 12.69 76 Col GRAY 194 18.78 31 Dennis ROBBIE 201 11.79 77 Warw ick DOLMAN 115 8.25 31 Ewen CHUNG 133 12.79 77 Dan PETERS 192 19.07 32 Mick MACKIN 201 18.61 78 Angus MACKENZIE 113 12.00 32 Peter BELL 491 13.15 78 Doug McGRATH 218 19.17 33 Dave HARLAND 199 10.60 79 Mike RIGGALL 111 10.42 33 John WELLBURN 142 13.55 79 Robert VAN DAM 198 19.23 34 Robert VAN DAM 198 19.23 80 Alan FAIRHALL 111 15.19 34 Lee BURNS 211 13.64 80 Paul BROWN 140 19.68 35 Col GRAY 194 18.78 81 James HUMBERSTONE 110 27.74 35 Martin LAIRD 119 13.71 81 Luke IRELAND 282 20.10 36 Dan PETERS 192 19.07 82 Brian FORD 109 10.36 36 Robert WILLIAMS 1003 13.75 82 Dean STOREY 238 20.26 37 Ross FAIRHALL 188 11.06 83 Andrew CURTAYNE 106 23.23 37 Alistair GRIGG 104 13.87 83 Luke ARCUS 216 20.43 38 Sean DUNN 187 12.69 84 Stuart FORBES 106 18.67 38 Peter LOUND 215 14.03 84 Greg BRUCKARD 530 20.71 39 Geoff FABER 178 15.70 85 Mitchell CURREN 106 11.21 39 David TALLACK 119 14.24 85 Matt RICHARDS 252 21.19 40 Mark BURY 173 11.01 86 Alistair GRIGG 104 13.87 40 Peter FONTAINE 210 14.70 86 Peter HENRIKSEN 374 21.49 41 Andrew DAVIS 184 15.74 87 Scott HARDING 104 10.09 41 Rob CHESSELL 131 14.73 87 Brenden BALL 206 21.83 42 Tom POLLOCK 172 10.68 88 Brad BLACKLER 104 12.66 42 Dom TILDEN 167 14.92 88 Toby HORSTEAD 160 23.01 43 Dom TILDEN 167 14.92 89 Noel CORLEY 103 12.06 43 Don LEECH 413 14.93 89 Andrew CURTAYNE 106 23.23 44 Mark WHITEHEAD 167 15.24 90 John HAYNES 101 9.78 44 Dave WHITSON 140 14.96 90 Nick BONNER 126 24.06 45 Brian CAIRNS 164 12.38 91 Andrew BROWN 100 12.04 45 Alan RICHARDSON 482 15.04 91 James HUMBERSTONE 110 27.74 46 David LYNDON 163 17.37 46 Mark CHRISTENSEN 375 15.07

MOST WICKETS IN A SEASON (50+) Name Wkts Avg Season Grade 1 Robert WILLIAMS 82 6.39 1964/65 C1 2 Nick PATEN 78 8.59 1970/71 C1 3 Brian FORD 73 10.2 1968/69 B1 4 Peter BELL 71 6.18 1967/68 B1 5 Jack EATON 69 10.68 1961/62 3rd Grade 6 Richard COTTON 64 9.59 1962/63 B1 7 Andrew BROWN 63 9.26 1981/82 D Grade 8 Tom POLLOCK 62 9.26 1962/63 C1 9 Vic HUXLEY 60 9.6 1967/68 B1 10 Robert WILLIAMS 59 12.12 1979/80 A2 11 Brad BLACKLER 59 11.98 1979/80 B1 12 Noel CORLEY 59 7.06 1972/73 C1 13 Vic HUXLEY 57 11.42 1958/59 4th Grade 14 Bob LeCLERC 57 9.49 1966/67 C1/A2 15 Robert WILLIAMS 56 6.89 1963/64 C1 16 Robert WILLIAMS 56 11.61 1971/72 A1 17 Keith LANGELAAR 56 11.86 1980/81 B1 18 Alan RICHARDSON 55 8.56 1987/88 B2 19 Keith LANGELAAR 55 8.04 1970/71 C1 20 Daryl LANZINI 55 12.36 1971/72 C1 21 Ken LITTLE 55 9.2 1965/66 C1 22 Dave SHARP 55 12.36 2002/03 A1 23 Simon BLUE 54 8.57 1983/84 C4 24 Robert WILLIAMS 54 12.24 1968/69 A1 25 Robert WILLIAMS 54 12.93 1978/79 A2 26 Keith LANGELAAR 54 12.28 1981/82 B1 27 Vic HUXLEY 54 10.31 1968/69 B1 28 Dennis ROBBIE 53 8.49 1962/63 2nd Grade 29 Keith LANGELAAR 53 12.64 1974/75 B1 30 Terry BROWNLOW 53 10.49 1966/67 C1 31 Terry BROWNLOW 53 11.55 1969/70 C1/A1 32 Terry BROWNLOW 52 8.3 1972/73 A3 33 Richard COTTON 51 14.72 1963/64 A2 34 Steven HARLAND 51 10.53 1967/68 B2 35 David HARLAND 51 9.08 1972/73 A1 36 Vic HUXLEY 51 10.6 1965/66 B1 37 Fred PHILLIPS 51 8.9 1961/62 2nd Grade 38 David TALLACK 50 10.88 1981/82 C2 39 Don LEECH 50 12.7 1965/66 A2 40 Vic HUXLEY 50 11.16 1959/60 3rd Grade 41 Robert WILLIAMS 50 11.14 1980/81 A2 42 Brian TAPP 50 13.62 1965/66 B2 Robert Williams Snr and Robert (Bob) Williams

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MOST WICKETS IN AN INNINGS (7 for +) HAT-TRICKS Name Figures Year Grade Name Figures Year Grade Name Figures Year Grade 1 Kevan Watson 9-27 1973/74 B2 76 Keith Langelaar 7-31 1978/79 B1 1 Kevin Flannery 5-12 1957/58 2nd 2 Peter Bell 9-28 1967/68 3rd 77 Stuart Forbes 7-32 2007/08 B2 2 Kevin Flannery 7-65 1958/59 2nd 3 Dave Sharp 9-29 2000/01 A1 78 David Harland 7-32 1966/67 D Grade 3 Kevin Lake 7-47 1958/59 2nd 4 Bob Williams 9-36 1971/72 A1 79 David Harland 7-32 1967/68 A1 4 Kevin Lake 7-68 1958/59 2nd 5 Vic Huxley 9-59 1959/60 B1 80 Keith Langelaar 7-32 1970/71 C1 5 Barry Harland 6-21 1960/61 3rd 6 Jamie Hobdell 9-77 2008/09 B2 81 Daryl Lanzini 7-32 1971/72 C1 6 Robert Cotton 4-9 1960/61 5th 7 Robert Williams 8-7 1964/65 C1 82 Robert Pressley 7-33 1978/79 B2 7 Tom Pollock 4-20 1960/61 4th 8 Noel Corley 8-8 1972/73 C1 83 David Tallack 7-33 1981/82 C2 8 Jack Eaton 7-40 1961/62 3rd 9 Dave Whitson 8-11 1966/67 B1 84 Keith Langelaar 7-35 1981/82 B1 9 Neville Charman 5-25 1961/62 2nd 10 Nirav Patel 8-11 2013/14 3rd 85 Dan Peters 7-35 2008/09 A2 10 Neville Charman 4-15 1961/62 2nd 11 Brett Locker 8-16 1981/82 C2 86 Col Huxley 7-36 2011/12 1st 11 Doug Parkinson 6-15 1961/62 U16 12 Peter Bell 8-21 1967/68 B1 87 Peter Bell 7-36 1967/68 B1 12 Lance Noakes 4-6 1961/62 U16 13 Terry Brow nlow 8-22 1966/67 C1 88 Brad Blackler 7-36 1979/80 B1 13 Peter Bell 6-26 1962/63 B2 14 Robert Williams 8-23 1980/81 A2 89 Tom Pollock 7-37 1960/61 4th 14 Tom Pollock 5-18 1962/63 C1 15 Ken Little 8-25 1967/68 B2 90 Ken Little 7-38 1965/66 C1 15 Warw ick Dolman 6-23 1962/63 D Grade 16 Matt Moore 8-31 2014/15 3rd 91 Luke Ireland 7-39 2003/04 B3 16 Graham White 3-2 1964/65 D Grade 17 Vic Huxley 8-32 1966/67 B1 92 Adam McNicholl 7-40 2012/13 2nd 17 Don Leech 5-19 1965/66 A2 18 Milton Lidgard 8-34 1957/58 5th 93 Jack Eaton 7-40 18 Peter Lound 5-31 1965/66 C1 19 Norm Stephenson 8-35 1956/57 3rd 94 David Moss 7-41 2001/02 A2 19 Bob Williams 5-45 1966/67 A2 20 Ewen Chung 8-36 2010/11 4th 95 Lee Burns 7-42 1986/87 A1 20 Charlie Dean 5-15 1966/67 C1 21 Simon Blue 8-41 1984/85 C2 96 Matt Moore 7-42 2009/10 4th 21 Vic Huxley 5-7 1968/69 B1 22 Ray Horton 8-44 1956/57 2nd 97 Robert Williams 7-42 1967/68 A1 22 Vic Huxley 5-53 1971/72 C1 23 David Sharp 8-50 1998/99 A3 98 Robert Williams 7-42 1980/81 A2 23 Keith Langelaar 5-36 1973/74 C1 24 Robert Williams 8-50 1976/77 A1 99 Matt Moore 7-42 2009/10 4th 24 Brian Cairns 3-0 1974/75 B1 25 Peter Bond 8-61 1962/63 C1 100 Lee Burns 7-45 1984/85 A1 25 Dave Sharp 6-35 1996/99 A2 26 Nick Paten 8-72 1970/71 C1 126 Graham Grigg 7-45 1976/77 A3 26 Shannon McGuire 3-4 1998/99 A3 27 Steve Mackin 8-108 1998/99 B1 127 Andy Kandelas 7-45 1992/93 A2 27 Alex McGee 7-19 1999/00 B3 28 David Harland 7-2 1965/66 E Grade 128 Vic Huxley 7-46 1969/70 A1 28 Dom Tilden 6-18 1999/00 A2 29 Lance Noakes 7-2 1962/63 U16 (sen) 129 Andrew Paton 7-46 1981/82 C2 29 Colin Huxley 5-34 2006/07 A1 30 Doug Parkinson 7-4 1962/63 D Grade 130 John Wellburn 7-46 1960/61 3rd 30 David Quarford 6-14 2008/09 A3 31 David Harland 7-7 1965/66 E Grade 131 Kevin Lake 7-47 1958/59 2nd 31 Mick Mackin 5-20 2008/09 A3 32 Pat Koch 7-7 2016/17 3rd 132 David Sharp 7-47 1996/97 A2 32 David Lee 3-32 2009/10 4th 33 Warw ick Dolman 7-8 1961/62 D Grade 133 Alan Richardson 7-48 1987/88 B2 33 Josh Toth 4-16 2010/11 3rd 34 Keith Langelaar 7-9 1979/80 B1 134 Robert Williams 7-50 1974/75 A2 34 Mitch Curran 7-18 2010/11 6th 35 S McAdam 7-10 1981/82 C2 135 David Harland 7-51 1972/73 A1 35 Zac Peteh 5-37 2011/12 1st 36 Brad Blackler 7-11 1980/81 B1 136 John Trbojevic 7-51 1978/79 B1 36 Mitch Curran 4-11 2011/12 6th 37 Jack Dow ling 7-11 1958/59 4th 137 Mick Mackin 7-51 2011/12 3rd 37 Matt Moore 5-19 2011/12 5th 38 Robert Williams 7-11 1977/78 A2 138 Terry Brow nlow 7-52 1970/71 A1 38 David Lee 3-17 2017/18 1st 39 Peter Lound 7-14 1964/65 C1 139 Geoff Faber 7-52 2003/04 A3 40 Vic Huxley 7-15 1960/61 2nd 140 Matt Moore 7-54 2010/11 4th 41 Damon Steel 7-15 2013/14 4th 141 Stephen Thompson 7-54 1977/78 B2 42 Terry Brow nlow 7-16 1972/73 A2 142 Matt Moore 7-57 2009/10 4th 43 Robert Pressley 7-16 1977/78 B2 143 Robert Williams 7-57 1978/79 A2 44 Vic Huxley 7-17 1955/56 5th 144 Mark Braybrook 7-58 1991/92 A1 45 David Harland 7-18 1972/73 A1 145 Paul Goodw in 7-58 1978/79 C2 46 Brian Tapp 7-18 1965/66 B2 146 Col Gray 7-58 1991/92 B1 47 Robert Williams 7-18 1964/65 C1 147 Don Leech 7-61 1958/59 3rd 48 Mitch Curren 7-18 2010/11 6th 148 Norm Stephenson 7-63 1957/58 3rd 49 Vic Huxley 7-19 1972/73 A3 149 Kevin Flannery 7-65 1958/59 2nd 50 Keith Langelaar 7-19 1974/75 B1 150 David Harland 7-66 1965/66 E Grade 51 Ken Little 7-19 1967/68 B2 151 Keith Langelaar 7-68 1980/81 B1 52 John Hayne 7-20 1963/64 D Grade 152 Rob Eime 7-70 2003/04 B2 53 Dom Tilden 7-20 1995/96 B2 153 David Sharp 7-70 2002/03 A1 54 Robert Williams 7-21 1963/64 C1 154 Robert Williams 7-76 1971/72 A1 55 Warw ick Dolman 7-22 1961/62 D Grade 155 Hamish Evans 7-77 2010/11 5th 56 Tom Pollock 7-22 1962/63 C1 156 Brian Tapp 7-77 1964/65 D Grade 57 Peter Bell 7-23 1962/63 B2 157 Kevin Lake 7-86 1958/59 2nd 58 Michael Rohanek 7-23 2008/09 B1 158 Col Gray 7-93 1986/87 C1 59 Dave Whitson 7-23 1963/64 A2 159 Mick Mackin 7-93 2008/09 A3 60 David Harland 7-25 1965/66 E Grade 160 Liam Filmer Ramsay 7-95 2017/18 2nd 61 David Harland 7-25 1972/73 A1 62 Brian Tapp 7-25 1971/72 A2 63 Robert Williams 7-25 1980/81 A2 64 Brian Ford 7-26 1968/69 B1 65 Colin Huxley 7-26 1986/87 B3 66 Matt Moore 7-26 2014/15 3rd 67 David Harland 7-27 1966/67 D Grade 68 Lee Burns 7-28 1981/82 A1 69 Lance Noakes 7-28 1970/71 A2 70 Adam McNicholl 7-28 2013/14 2nd 71 Peter Henriksen 7-29 2010/11 1st 72 Robert Smith 7-29 1964/65 A2 73 Robert Williams 7-29 1964/65 C1 74 John Hayne 7-30 1963/64 D Grade 75 Scott Smidt 7-30 2000/01 B1

Club Season Awards & Records Qualification: Batting = 8 innings, Bowling = 15 wickets (finals included)

For seasons shortened significantly by forfeits, washouts or other, season awards qualifications will be reduced accordingly at the discretion of the Committee.

Season Notes:

• Blake Conde’s massive 852 runs for the season is good for second highest season total of all time. • Blake’s 4 centuries in the season is his second consecutive season with 4 centuries and takes him to a total of 10, equal with Pete Henriksen. • Matt Moore surpasses 3000 career runs moving him into the 3000 runs/300 wickets club (3257 runs and 442 wickets)

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