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List of Office Bearers 2004
Parnell Cricket Club Incorporated - Established 1858 ANNUAL REPORT, ACCOUNTS and BALANCE SHEET End of an Era Farewell to • David Goddard Premier XI from 2008/9, Captain from 2014/15. He scored 2363 runs, took 232 wickets and held 85 catches • Ian Trott Head Coach, including Coach of Mens’ Premier XI, from 2007/8. ACA’s Coach of the Year 2007/8 and 2014/15. • Michael Ravlic Premier player from 2011/12 taking 315 wickets, including 85 in the 2012/13 Season - a Club all time record In this Era – from 2007/8, Parnell CC’s Mens’ Premier Grade XI won the: • 2007/8 and 2010/11 Tom Hellaby Cup, Minor Tier Championship and promotion to Major Tier for 2008/9 and 2011/12 • 2009/10 and 2012/13 Jeff Crowe Cup, Limited Overs Championship – also Finalist 2010/11 and 2013/14 • 2013/14, 2015/16 and 2016/17 Allan Thompson Memorial Trophy – Runner-up in the Major 2 Day Championship • 2014/15 Hedley Howarth Trophy - Two Day Major Championship And, on the recommendation of the Auckland Umpires, was awarded Auckland Cricket’s • 2009/10, 2012/13, 2014/15 and 2017/18 Spirit of Cricket Award – (inaugural winner in 2009/10) • 2015/16 and 2017/18 Grosvenor Cup – the “best all round Premier Grade team”. Thank you David, Ian and Michael for your outstanding contributions to Parnell CC - all at the Club wish you well for the future. 2017 – 2018 : 160th Season 1. 160 Years From 1857/58 to 2017/18 and to ……….. Mid March the Club celebrated it’s 160th Jubilee. -
The Dazzler 167 League Dinner
Ma THE World Cup winner Winfield is special guest at League Dinner, as Barlow, Jones, Smith, DAZZLER 167 Coppack and Capes receive multiple awards … Sophie Ecclestone selected for England’s Ashes campaign … AGM on November 14 – to consider applications from new clubs, promotion hopefuls and those fielding a 2nd XI … New Laws of Cricket announced – umpires alerted to the need for refresher training LEAGUE DINNER The League was delighted to welcome Lauren Winfield, a World Cup winner with England, as the special guest at its annual end -of-season presentation dinner, held this year at Hazel Grove Golf Club. For the fifth time in the nine years since the current awards format was adopted, Appleton’s Emma Barlow won the division one batting award. She also shared the division’s fielding award with Didsbury’s Hannah Jones, who also won the T20 bowling prize. Barlow and Jones weren’t the only ones to receive more than one award either. Not only did Alison Smith captain Wistaston Village to the division two title this year, but she also had an outstanding personal season, finishing top of the batting and bowling rankings in division two, and coming second in the fielding category. Kate Coppack scooped a bowling award in the league and a batting award for T20, as well as being chosen as the Coach’s Player of the Year for the Cheshire senior county team. Another recipient of two awards was Chester Boughton Hall wicketkeeper Nic Capes. Dawn Prestidge was second or third in as many as four of the CWCL award categories, but did not manage to bag a first place. -
Sentinel 11 April 2013
THE South Atlantic Media Services, Ltd. www.sams.sh Vol. SENTINEL2, Issue 3 - Price: £1“serving St Helena and her community worldwide” Th ursday 11 April 2013 www.sams.sh SAMS Radio 1 - Live Streaming to the World PROTECTING THE ISLAND’S BARONESS THATCHER Endemic Nursery Open Day A Refl ection by Michael Binyon CROWN JEWELS report page 27 page 3 FINAL STEP IN LONG JOURNEY - CUSTOM’S FOOTBRIDGE Custom’s footbridge being loaded ASBESTOS onto a barge at Rupert’s Bay HEALTH OR FINANCIAL on Tuesday for transport- ing to Jamestown and fi tting in to place TIME BOMB? over the Moat more page 2 GRAND CLEAN UP pg 6 DOGS KILLING SHEEP 3 IN 24 HOURS pg 28 EGG-CELLENT RODDY KEPT VERY BUSY story, page 14 SPORTS ARENA Scott Crowie in super form, Volleyball results, Golf & Shooting reports see back pages 2 www.sams.sh Th ursday 11 April 2013 THE SENTINEL ST HELENA SNIPPETS NEW FOOTBRIDGE Work to install the new footbridge, that will be placed across the moat at the seafront, is now in full swing. It will lead from the new cus- toms building to the main road. The footbridge was purchased in December 2011 from H & A Timber Traders, in South Africa, at a cost of £17,483. It originally arrived in early 2012 but did not meet the specifi cations of the contract. “The whole project has got a bit of a sad his- tory,” said David Taylor, Head of Planning and Development Control, of the footbridge project. “I designed the bridge to be built in component form. -
Engadine Dragons Cricket Club – a Proud History in Sutherland Shire
ENGADINE DRAGONS CRICKET CLUB A PROUD HISTORY IN SUTHERLAND SHIRE SPORT A HISTORY OF THE CLUB SINCE ITS INCEPTION Written by Life Member Harry Robbins Edited and produced by Ian Latham & Russ Waddell Editor’s note. As co-editor with Ian Latham, and as Club President it is with pleasure I acknowledge the great commitment of time and effort made by Harry Robbins in researching and writing this book Were there a greater mantle to offer, a reward to surpass Life membership, then Harry’s contribution is singularly deserving of such honour. But such is the mettle of the man, that I know he seeks no reward. For him it will suffice that his beloved club’s history has been recorded with as much care and accuracy as anyone could hope to muster and if through his efforts this history inspires others to play the game and be a Dragon, then that is sufficient reward. Harry, the Club is indebted to you. May this book be enjoyed by many and may it by itself, be evidence of your finest innings. Russ Waddell 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. FORWARD AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ........................................................................... 3 2. THE FOUR AGES OF CRICKET ............................................................................................... 4 3. BARRY McMANUS (SNR.) CLUB FOUNDER ....................................................................... 5 4. ESTABLISHMENT OF JUNIOR CRICKET (1959-1985) ........................................................ 6 5. ESTABLISHMENT OF SENIOR CRICKET (1967-1985) ....................................................... -
The Dazzler 180 Senior Representative Cricket
Ma THE Magnificent League XI record first ever win over MCC … Oakmere thrash Chester and DAZZLER 180 Appleton slip up, as Oakmere move to brink of title … Marple’s first win all but hands Div 3 East to Appleton 2nd … Get your League Dinner tickets SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET MCC 178 (49.3; Claire Taylor 62, Danielle Warren 24*, Helena Stolle 23, Annie Rashid 3-21, Molly Price 3-33, Liv Bell 2-32) Cheshire Women’s League XI 179-9 (48.4; Carys White 86*, Ali Cutler 26, Roshini Prince-Navaratnam 24, Jo Foster 3-34, Bev Nicholson 2-14, Warren 2-41) At the ninth attempt the League’s representative XI finally emerged victorious from the annual fixture against the MCC, on an emotional day at Ashton-on-Mersey that was hugely enjoyable – this fixture always is – but was also by turns frustrating and nervous as the match ebbed and flowed one way and then the other. The achievement is all the more praiseworthy as this was the youngest team the League has fielded in this fixture to date, but Cheshire’s three 15 year old bowlers – Molly Price, Liv Bell and Emma Capper – all bowled superbly. However, the real matchwinning performance came from Carys White, herself only 18 years of age, on what was certainly the highlight of her brief career to date. Whatever else she may achieve in her career, this really was a day on which she can be hugely proud of her efforts. The League was privileged to welcome England legend Claire Taylor as part of the MCC eleven for the first time, and the crowd were indeed truly fortunate to witness her innings, which can only be described as a masterclass. -
Friday, July 31, 2020 Home-Delivered $1.90, Retail $2.20
TE NUPEPA O TE TAIRAWHITI FRIDAY, JULY 31, 2020 HOME-DELIVERED $1.90, RETAIL $2.20 ARDERN NAMED PAGES COVID-19 6,9,10,14,16 to embraCING local businesses WORLD’S MOST • ISOLATION ESCAPEE SAYS SHE HAD NO CHOICE ELOQUENT • COVID-19 TEST REFUSALS FRUSTRATE DOCTORS • US RECORDING ONE DEATH EVERY MINUTE LEADER • TRUMP WANTS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION DELAYED PAGE 6 • ANOTHER DARK DAY FOR VICTORIA - 13 DEATHS FEATURE INSIDE TODAY CURRENT EVENT A space capsule-sized, cylindrical magnet that will have 100,000 times the strength of Earth’s magnetic field once ramped up is lowered into Matai Research’s module. Based on Gisborne Hospital’s grounds, the module will house Matai Research’s state-of-the-art MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine, a General Electric Healthcare 3-Tesla. While workers readied the magnet to be craned out of its plywood hut on the back of a truck, another truck delivered a shipping container to the site. The MRI’s components will be stored in the container while the machine is assembled. Assembly will take about a week, after which the machine will be filled with liquid helium. This will keep the machine cool enough for the electric current to flow around the tube with zero resistance. The coolant provides the level of superconductivity required to enable generation of high-intensity magnetic fields in the MRI scanner. Once installed, the MRI machine will be tested so it is ready to go live on September 7. Picture by Liam Clayton We have gone far and ‘wide, engaging with over 1200 people in our region WELLBEING FOCUS —Paul Reynolds’ by Andrew Ashton Mr Reynolds said that in the past, an communities, following a year-long period sustain investment into facilities alone. -
Year Book 2019-20 Season
COFFS HARBOUR DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOC. Incorp. INCORPORATING SENIOR & JUNIOR CLUBS BELLINGEN CRICKET CLUB COFFS COLTS CRICKET CLUB DIGGERS CRICKET CLUB DORRIGO CRICKET CLUB MACKSVILLE SERVICES CRICKET CLUB NAMBUCCA HEADS CRICKET CLUB NANA GLEN CRICKET CLUB NORTHERN DISTRICTS REBELS CRICKET CLUB SAWTELL CRICKET CLUB URUNGA CRICKET CLUB VALLEYS CRICKET YEAR BOOK 2019-20 SEASON CONTENTS C.H.D.C.A 3…………………………… ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4…………………………… MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE – LIFE MEMBERS 5…………………………… PAST OFFICE BEARERS 8…………………………… REPORTS 13………………………… HONOUR BOARDS 15…………………………. HISTORICAL – AN UNSUNG ASPECT OF THE GREAT GAME 21………………………… ORDER OF MERIT – SENIORS & JUNIORS 29………………………… HIGHLIGHTS-AVERAGES 35………………………… ALL SENIOR GRADE/INDIVIDUAL RECORDS FROM 1930-31 41………………………… SPECIAL AWARDS 55………………………. MAJOR/MINOR PREMIERSHIPS / KNOCKOUTS/RECORDS 74………………………. 1ST GRADE SOMMERS CUP 77………………………. GOLDEN OLDIES 81……..N.C.C.C. 82……………………. PREMIER LEAGUE 86…………………… INTER-DISTRICT 87…………………… RESULTS 91…………………... RECORDS Acknowledgements Various venues within the Coffs Harbour Cricket Association areas for providing meeting facilities and placement of trophy cabinets Service Providers The various business houses that sponsor each of our Cricket Clubs Your financial support ensures a healthy Association Field Maintenance The management and staff of the Coffs Harbour City Council Sports Unit Curators Of Fitzroy Oval, Richardson Park, Rowe Oval and Clive Joass Memorial Field, Coffs Harbour City Council Ovals & Stadium Staff for Preparation & Maintenance of