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Second Annual Report 2002-03 • 4th Grade Premiers • 1st Grade Limited Overs Finalists • 5th Grade Finalists • 2nd Grade Semi-Finalists 4th Grade Premiers 2002-03 — the first Randwick Petersham premiership team Back row from left: Bill Hendricks (umpire), Owen Ridge (scorer), David Townsend, Nigil Singh, Zachary Levien, Aaron Hildred, Greg Hartshorne (captain), Darren McCoy, Tim Donahoo (umpire). Front row from left: Matthew Taylor, Denis Hinds, Grant Frakes, Troy Brewster, Andy Hollingsworth, Michael Watson, John Connell (manager). www.randwickpetershamcricket.com.au Randwick Petersham Cricket Highlights 2002-03 • 4th Grade Premiers—the first premiership for the club • 1st Grade Finalists Limited Overs Competition • 5th Grade Finalists • 2nd Grade Semi Finalists • 5th in Sydney Grade Club Championship (7th last year) • Simon Katich: first Randwick Petersham first class representative; New South Wales Pura Cup Player of the Season; runner-up in inaugural Steve Waugh Medal; New South Wales captain in absence of Steve Waugh; member of New South Wales’ winning ING Cup and Pura Cup teams; captain of Australia “A” • A W Green Shield captain Usman Khawaja selected in Combined Green Shield team • First double century -- 218 not out in 4th Grade by Andy Hollingsworth • 40 centuries scored -- 30 in Sydney Grade and 10 in Metropolitan Cricket • 4th Grade opening batsman Troy Brewster scored 5 centuries • Scott Obey took 53 1st Grade wickets • Richard CheeQuee top SCA fielder in 1st Grade with 23 catches • Wicketkeepers in 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th grades top SCA dismissal aggregates • Troy Brewster and Tony Martin top SCA 4th and 5th Grade batting aggregates • Geoff Hodgkinson tops SCA 3rd Grade batting averages • Denis Hinds tops SCA 4th Grade bowling aggregate • Wins in all five grades achieved twice — against Fairfield-Liverpool and Blacktown • Randwick Petersham Cricket Foundation established • Coogee Oval runner-up in 1st grade Ground of Year and in Lower Grades Ground of Year competitions; Petersham Oval 5th in 1st Grade competition. 1 Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated Founded 2001 www.randwickpetershamcricket.com.au SECOND ANNUAL REPORT 2002-03 Notice of Annual Meeting Notice is hereby given that the second Annual General Meeting of Randwick Petersham Cricket Club Incorporated will be held at the Petersham RSL Club, Regent St., Petersham on Wednesday 2 July 2003 at 7.30pm. Business 1. Welcome by President Michael Whitney 2. To receive the Second Annual Report and Financial Statement 3. Presentation of Annual Awards and Premiership caps to members of the Fourth Grade Premiership team 4. To consider the recommendation of the Management Committee that Andrew Millican be awarded Life Membership of the club 5. To elect the following Office Bearers and a Management Committee for the ensuing year: Patrons President Chief Executive Officer Asst. Chief Executive Officer Financial Controller Asst. Financial Controller Management Committee (5) Delegates to SCA (2) Delegate to NSWCA Honorary Auditor 6. To consider any business brought forward in conformity with the club rules. Ray Stafford Chief Executive Officer 1 Gabo Place, Gymea, 2227 9525 5118 (h); 9266 5378 (w) 0413 017 210 (m) [email protected] Please note that only last season’s financial members are entitled to vote. 2 OFFICE BEARERS 2002-03 Patrons Noel Hughes and Phil Tresidder President Michael Whitney Chief Executive Officer Ray Stafford Assistant Chief Executive Officer Tony Parker Financial Controller Steve Devlin Assistant Financial Controller Bernie Dagg Management Committee President, Chief Executive Officer, Assistant Chief Executive Officer, Financial Controller, Assistant Financial Controller together with Greg Hartshorne, Wayne Mulherin, Chris Sullivan, David Townsend, Alan Wright and Peter Wright. Honorary Auditor Wayne Tilley Delegate to NSW Cricket Association Peter Wright Delegates to Sydney Cricket Association Peter Wright and Greg Hartshorne Registrar / Statistician Ray Stafford Director of Coaching Bill Anderson Club Coach Peter Devlin Club Captain Andrew Millican Selection Committee Alan Wright (Chairman), Paul Toole (1st Grade), Matthew Parker (2nd Grade), Kallin Davies (3rd Grade), Greg Hartshorne (4th Grade), Tony Martin (5th Grade), Grant Rimmer, Metropolitan Cup (6th Grade) and George Frazakis, Metropolitan Shield (7th Grade) Grading Committee Alan Wright (Chairman), Peter Devlin, Greg Hartshorne, David Skuthorpe, Paul Toole Development Officer Matthew Cassar 3 Operational Committees Annual Report: Lyall Gardner (Chairman), Ray Stafford, Chris Sullivan. Coaching: Bill Anderson (Director), Peter Devlin (Club Coach), Greg Hartshorne, David Skuthorpe, Paul Fitzgerald, Andrew Millican. Cricketwear: Tony Parker (Chairman), Greg Hartshorne, Shane Redenbach. Grounds: Wayne Mulherin (Chairman), Peter Devlin, Dean White. Junior David Townsend (Chairman), Matthew Cassar, Grant Rimmer Development: Peter Devlin. Publicity: Lyall Gardner (Chairman), Sean Sampson, Phil Tresidder, Peter Bayley, Geoff Hodgkinson. Social: Chris Sullivan (Chairman), Robin Gardner, Aaron Hildred, Peter Bain, Lyall Gardner. Sponsorship: Greg Hartshorne (Chairman), David Townsend and Michael Whitney. Team Admin: Ray Stafford (Chairman), Tony Parker, Lyall Gardner. Life Members (Listing is in the year order of election by the founding clubs.) (Former Randwick Life Members are marked *) 1965 - Alf Debham 1989 - Trevor Jay* 1997 - Chris Sullivan 1971 - Noel Hughes 1989 - Ross Davies* 1997 - Paul Stepto 1971 - Arthur Purvis 1991 - Graeme Hughes 1998 - Brian Proops 1973 - John O’Loughlin* 1992 - Stephen Devlin* 1998 - David Skuthorpe 1975 - John Hayward* 1992 - Alan Wright* 1999 - Peter Rolls 1981 - Alan Cripps* 1992 - Neale Anderson 2000 - Peter Devlin* 1982 - Philip Tresidder* 1993 - Michael Whitney* 2000 - Robin Gardner 1983 - Alan Turner* 1995 - Patricia Hughes 2001 - William Anderson 1983 - John Johnson* 1995 - Helen Milford 2001 - Wayne Mulherin 1984 - Lyall Gardner* 1996 - Timothy Dein 2001 - Paul McGee 1988 - Peter Bain 1996 - Alan Staunton 2001 - John King 1988 - David Chardon 1996 - John Pearson 1988 - Greg Hartshorne 1997 - Richard McCord Vice Presidents Mayor of Leichhardt Municipal Council, Maire Sheehan Mayor of Marrickville Council, Barry Cotter Mayor of Randwick City Council, Dominic Sullivan Mayor of Botany Bay City Council, Ron Hoenig John Affleck Tom Harrison Ernie Page Alan Austin Peter Harrison Anthony Parker Robert Barter Jeff Hill Tom Regan Bernard Bayley Brian Hughes Ron Rimmer Mary Beath Garry Hughes Jeff Sayle Chris Burke Mark Hughes John Soames Len Cartwright Les Johns Harry Solomons John Chapman Arthur Kelleher John Sullivan Bernie Dagg Ruth Kelleher Steve Sullivan Madge Devlin David Kelly Bruce Turpin Ken Devlin Bruce Livingston Barry Wood Phil Green Barry McDonald Anthony Woodward Steve Greentree Carl Mower Geoff Wright 4 Members Marc Anderson Barry Greenwood Marshall Moir Michael Bailey Jonathon Griffiths Aaron Moseley Matthew Banes Trent Griffiths Scott Obey Brenton Barker Tim Hancock Cec Orrock Matthew Barnes Andrew Harrison Eddie Otto Peter Bayley Greg Hartshorne Matthew Parker Stan Beal Fabian Heaton Tony Parker Chris Benjamin Laurie Heil Daryl Parmenter David Bourke Jeff Hemming Richard Phillips Troy Brewster Denesh Hewa-Gamage Grant Rimmer Steve Bright Matthew Hilder Kirk Rimmer Caleb Brown Aaron Hildred Kieran Routh James Byrne Joseph Hill Sean Sampson Matthew Cassar Denis Hinds Alex Sciascia Steven Chakarovski Geoffrey Hodgkinson Chris Singh Murali Chandraskeharan David Holland Melvin Singh Richard CheeQuee Mark Holland Nigel Singh Steven Clarke Andy Hollingsworth Robert Smith Neil Cohen Brett Hunter Peter Spurr Bernie Dagg Chris Johnston Rodney Stafford Alan D'Arcy Nirjon Kader Ray Stafford Kallin Davies Simon Katich Paul Staunton Gavin Dennett Andreas Katsoitis Matthew Taylor Cooper Devine George Katsoitis John Tierney Peter Devlin Usman Khawaja Paul Toole Graham Doig Christoher Kruit David Townsend Jeremy Dwyer Mohit Kumar Adam Warren Paul Fitzgerald Scott Laws Michael Watson Grant Frakes Zachary Levien Dean White George Frazakis Tony Martin Darren Wotherspoon Damian Fuller Darren McCoy Alan Wright Chad Greenberg John McLoughlin Peter Wright Paul Greentree Andrew Millican Steven Yates Steve Greentree David Mitchell Steve Zantides Associate Members Arthur Kelleher Ruth Kelleher Judy Robinson A W Green Shield Members William Affleck Perry Jagdon Maurice Preston Mark Carroll Nirjon Kadir Sanjay Selvakumaran Campbell Dash Lahiru Kariyawasam Geoff Sheargold Damitha Fonseka Usman Khawaja Louis Talay Vareen Harish Darren Kumar Mitchell Weir 5 President’s Report It is with great honour and a sense of satisfaction that I present the second President’s Report of Randwick Petersham Cricket Club. There is no need to explain why I say with great honour, you all know where my heart is, but I say the word satisfaction with a broad smile on my face. To know that the club has progressed so quickly and so far in its first two seasons is a compliment to all who have been involved. From our volunteers through to our patrons, everyone has done more than could have been expected and for this, I am deeply grateful. There is no doubt now that the amalgamation of two of Sydney’s great and historic clubs has proved to be a huge success. I am personally very happy with the way our first two years panned out but my sense of satisfaction comes from the fact that we are a strongly united body moving in one direction with no skeletons in the closet. Highlights for
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