Annual Report
2019/2020 Season
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Sponsors & Partners Our appreciation is greatly extended to …..
Grants
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Table of Contents Sponsors & Partners...... 3 OFFICE BEARERS & OFFICIALS...... 6 Executive Committee...... 6 Delegates to Affiliate Bodies...... 6 Positions...... 6 Member Association Delegates...... 6 Sub-Committees...... 6 Finance...... 6 Publicity & Promotion...... 7 Representative Cricket...... 7 Senior Competition...... 7 Junior Competition...... 7 Junior Association Delegates...... 7 EXECUTIVE REPORTS...... 8 Chairperson Report...... 8 Finance Report...... 9 Administrator Report...... 13 DELEGATES REPORTS...... 14 CCNSW Delegate Report...... 14 Women's Administrator Report...... 15 Coach & Talent Report...... 16 Zone Umpires Report...... 16 Community Cricket Report...... 19 CCNSW PROGRAMS...... 26 McDonalds Country Champs...... 26 McDonalds Country Colts...... 28 Bradman Cup...... 30 Kookaburra Cup...... 30 U/18 McDonalds Female Country Champs...... 31 U/15 McDonalds Female Country Champs...... 32 U/13 McDonalds Female Country Champs...... 33 CCNSW Zone Tables...... 34 CNSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIP...... 35 U/13...... 35 U/14...... 39 U/15...... 43 U/15 Margaret Peden Shield...... 47 SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE...... 49 Plan B Regional Bash...... 49
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NSW Women’s Regional Bash...... 51 GIZ INTER ASSOCIATION ...... 52 Creighton Cup...... 52 U/18 GIZ Cup...... 53 U/16 Steve Edwards Cup...... 55 U/14 Inter Association ...... 57 U/13 Inter Association...... 60 U/12 Inter Association...... 62 GIZ Tables...... 64 U/14 Female Thunder Cup...... 65 U/13 GIZ Cavaliers...... 67 GIZ Masters League ...... 68 O/50 Orange Vets Carnival...... 69 HIGHER HONOURS ...... 73 State Challenges ...... 73 National Champs ...... 81
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Greater Illawarra Zone Annual Report 2019-20
Patrons :
Life Members:
OFFICE BEARERS & OFFICIALS Executive Committee Chairperson Ian Hogg Vice Chairperson Craig Howsan Treasurer Jackson Surman Committee Members Sam Rosete, Rina Hore, Brian Martin, Craig Howsan, Shane Isherwood, Grant Tilling. Delegates to Affiliate Bodies Country Cricket NSW Ian Hogg, Rina Hore NSW Districts Cricket Association N/A
Zone Umpires Representative Neil Findlay Positions Zone Administrator Glenn Bridge Zone Women’s Administration Karen Ferguson Zone Academy Coach Phil Wells Regional Academy Coach Mitch Calder & Andrew Malcolm Public Officer Glenn Bridge Member Protection Officer Grant Tilling
Auditor Norris & Associates Member Association Delegates Cricket Illawarra Ian Hogg, Sam Rosete Highlands DCA Rina Hore, Brian Martin Shoalhaven DCA Craig Howsan, Shane Isherwood South Coast DCA Grant Tilling, Jackson Surman
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Sub-Committees Finance Members Jackson Surman, Ian Hogg, Glenn Bridge. Publicity & Promotion Social Media Glenn Bridge Public Relations Glenn Bridge Representative Cricket Head Coach Grant Tilling Junior Rep Advisor Craig Bramble
Zone Coordinator Glenn Bridge Selectors Grant Tilling, Graeme Batty, Jack Whitfield, Craig Howsan Senior Competition Match Glenn Bridge Rules Glenn Bridge Results Glenn Bridge Umpires Appointments Neil Findlay Judiciary Ian Hogg, Rodney Cavalier, David Sloan
Junior Competition
Results & Publicity Glenn Bridge Ground Coordinator Jackson Surman, Glenn Bridge, Craig Howsan, Brian Martin Match Coordinator Glenn Bridge Result Coordinator Glenn Bridge Junior Association Delegates Cricket Illawarra Allyson Giustiniani Highlands DCA Brian Martin Shoalhaven DCA Shane Isherwood South Coast DCA Jackson Surman
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EXECUTIVE REPORTS Chairperson I am extremely proud to present this first annual report on the activities of the Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone. The Zone has performed very well in its inaugural season. We were able to fulfill all our commitments to Country Cricket NSW. This was achieved by an exceptional group of volunteers who were drawn together from four different Associations only months before the season commenced. Throughout the season this group showed wonderful commitment to the Zone. The commitment from all delegates, coaches, managers, scorers and all others appointed to positions was amazing. Of course, forming a new Zone from scratch was not without its problems and there were a few “speed humps” along the way but these were smoothed out by a committed Board. We held our first Country Championship Carnival in Nowra and this was a great success. With an ounce of luck we would have won it. All our representative teams were competitive. In the Districts Competition in Sydney we performed above expectations a result that can be attributed to the wonderful job done by the coaches and managers. The Zone also performed well in the major Country competitions—the Kookaburra and Bradman Cups. Of course, the Zone would not be able to operate as successfully without the financial support of its business partners and Cricket NSW. Cricket NSW via the Zone Grant ($42,000) continues to provide enormous support to all country zones. Our other business partners, Kingsgrove Sports, Dapto Smile Dentist and St George Bank also provided valuable funds that ensure that the Zone can run its programmes successfully. As can be seen from our financials we ran our first season at a loss and all members of the Board realize that this cannot continue. It must be remembered that the formation of the Zone had set-up costs that will not be incurred again. We are also extremely confident of attracting more business partners next season. The Inter District Competition was very successful and is vital to the development of our younger players. It gives them the opportunity to perform at a higher level and vie for selection at the next level of the representative pathway. The Zone also ran some Women’s Competitions, notably the U-14 Thunder Competition and a local girl’s league successfully. As a Zone we look forward to growing Women’s Cricket. It also should be noted that Tahlia Wilson was named the Alex Blackwell Women’s Country Cricketer of the Year. This is a fantastic achievement and I congratulate her on behalf of the Zone. During the season Cricket NSW has employed a number of new staff throughout the Zone to ensure that the game will grow and progress to new heights in both participation and performance. The success of this initiative will be measured in the coming seasons and will depend on greater consultation and communication between the Zone’s volunteers and the cricket NSW staff. I have deliberately left out mention of individuals as their performances will be noted elsewhere in the Annual Report. However, it would be remiss of me not to acknowledge the efforts of Glenn Bridge and Jackson Surman. Glenn would be expected to do a great deal of the administrative work as he is the Zone Administrator. Glenn’s contribution to the Zone was far greater than the list of duties detailed in the Zone Administrator’s Job Description. He went way beyond what was expected of him and was a major contributor to the Zone’s successes. Likewise Jackson Surman performed way above expectations. His attention, especially in the finance area was nothing short of amazing. If we had a Volunteer of the Year award Jackson would certainly get my vote.
Finally, I would like to thank all members of the Zone who have supported me as Chairman. I plan to stand again next season if the delegates still think that I am the right person for the position. Ian Hogg, Chairman
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Finance GREATER ILLAWARRA CRICKET ZONE INCORPORATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS REPORT FOR YEAR/ENDING 31/05/2020
The following pages of this report contain financial statements for the Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone Incorporated which comprises the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, statement of financial position/balance sheet, and notes to the financial statements for the year ending 31 May 2020. An audit will be provided to members of the Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone once completed. The previous years audit has been attached for your convenience. Compared with the 2018-19 season, 2019-20 has been a very successful year for Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone financially, particularly due to reduced costs, and generous business partnerships from Oak Flats Bowling & Recreation Club, Kingsgrove Sports, The Fraternity Club, 720 Cricket Academy, and our major sponsor Kookaburra Sports. We thank our business partners for their contributions to Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone in 2019-20, and to Glenn Bridge our Zone Administrator for sourcing these business partners for our zone. These business partners play an important role in ensuring that the zone will be able to sufficiently operate for years to come and provide a pathway for elite cricketers within the Illawarra region. The collection of team nomination fees also helps to alleviate costs associated with Inter-Association representative competitions. It is important to note that the reduced costs in 2019-20 were somewhat a result of cancelled carnivals and competitions which would normally run, meaning such surplus that has been acquired this financial is not reflective of future seasons. I understand for the 2019-20 season, it was particularly gruelling season for all associations, some more so than others particularly with natural disasters and events, and COVID-19 ending seasons for all in mid-March. In the event any of Greater Illawarra’s four associations require financial assistance heading into 2020-21 season, I propose that Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone looks to support them financially with a loan of their equity in the zone if required as we are in a comfortable financial position to do so. If any member of Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone would like a comprehensive profit and loss statement outlining income and expenditure in more detail or a list of receipts and payments, I am more than happy to provide them to you.
Jackson Surman – GICZ Treasurer
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GREATER ILLAWARRA CRICKET ZONE INCORPORATED STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS AND OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 MAY 2020
2019-20 2018-19 $ $ INCOME Administration 20,177.00 14,448.77 Zone Rep 70,763.16 64,613.60 Senior Rep (IA) 1,200.00 - Junior Rep (DCA) - 15,070.00 Junior Rep (IA) 3,200.00 - Women’s 242.25 1,480.00 Academy 9,100.00 7,700.00 Sales 1* 2,520.00 466.00
GROSS INCOME 107,202.41 103,778.37
LESS COST OF GOODS SOLD Starting Inventory Value 11,819.00 - Acquired Inventory Value 2* - 4,931.00 Purchased Inventory Value 7,468.00 6,888.00 Less Ending Inventory Value 19,287.00 11,819.00 TOTAL COST OF GOODS SOLD (7,468.00) (11,819.00)
NETT INCOME 114,670.41 115,597.37
EXPENSES Administration 11,718.00 1,358.00 Zone Rep 25,919.25 52,403.60 Senior Rep (IA) 8,124.43 12,823.99 Junior Rep (DCA) 2,456.00 16,576.30 Junior Rep (IA) 13,940.00 17,328.95 Women’s - 1,696.00 Academy 5,964.00 7,606.00 Inventory Costs 3* 20,730.00 6,888.00 TOTAL EXPENSES 88,851.68 116,680.84
NET SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) 25,818.73 (1,083.47)
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GREATER ILLAWARRA CRICKET ZONE INCORPORATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION/BALANCE SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 MAY 2020
2019-20 2018-19 $ ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS Cash at bank 4* 46,244.99 27,097.53 Trade receivables 650.00 -
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 46,894.99 27,097.53
NON-CURRENT ASSETS Inventory 5* 19,287.00 11,819.00
TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS 19,287.00 11,819.00
NETT ASSETS 66 , 181 .99 3 8 , 916.53
LIABILITIES
CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade Payables - - Other Current Liabilities - -
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES - -
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TOTAL NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES - -
- -
TOTAL LIABILITIES NETT ASSETS 66 , 181.99 38,916.53
EQUITY 6* Starting Balance Equity (1,083.47) - Illawarra Cricket Association 11,361.68 10,000.00 South Coast District Cricket Association 11,361.68 10,000.00 Shoalhaven District Cricket Association 11,361.68 10,000.00 Highlands District Cricket Association 11,361.68 10,000.00 Current Period Earnings (Loss) 21,818.74 (1,083.47) TOTAL EQUITY 66,181.99 38,916.53
GREATER ILLAWARRA CRICKET ZONE INCORPORATED NOTES FORMING PART OF THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 MAY 2020
Note 1*: Sales are items the zone has sold and invoiced from its inventory during the financial period. Note 2*: Acquired Inventory are expenses on physical items that the Zone has purposed towards an activity in the financial period that are able to be reused and are now considered as assets to the zone to be used as required, hence stored as inventory. Note 3*: Inventory Costs as shown on the P/L statement are a result of the summation of purchased inventory value of $7468.00, costs associated with direct sale of goods linked to sales as shown in income of P/L being $2376.00, and Inventory Write Off which is inventory used within the zone during the financial year which was not assigned to an expense account at the time of stocktake which is $10,866.00. Inventory Write-Off’s included $3,744.00 of balls, $5,010.00 in apparel, $1,142.00 in Zone Polos and 15 Hoodies valued at $66.00 each to value of $990.00.
2019-20 2018-19 $ $ Note 4* CASH ASSETS Bank – Main Account 46,244.99 27,097.53 TOTAL CASH ASSETS 46,244.99 27,097.53
Note 5*: INVENTORY Balls 3,749.00 3,749.00 Zone Polos 1,518.00 2,660.00 Apparel 11,543.00 4,253.00 Ancillaries 1,157.00 1,157.00 Hoodies 1,320.00 - TOTAL INVENTORY 19,287.00 11,819.00 Note 6*: Southern Zone Cricket Incorporated had accrued funds from the defunct Eurobodalla Cricket Association and these were dissolved between the new ACT/Southern Cricket Zone and Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone. Southern Zone Cricket Incorporated had an amount of $2,893.45 and an amount of $1,446.73 was distributed to Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone as equity. This amount was dissolved evenly into the equity of the four associations of Greater Illawarra Cricket Zone with $0.01 remaining and added to current year earnings. Affiliation Fees of $1,000 paid by each association was also added to their equity as an investment into the zone. GIZ Annual R e p o r t 2 0 1 9 / 20 P a g e 12 | 91
Administrator The second season of Greater Illawarra was a lot easier than the first with the support of the 4 associations and our zone delegates & executive. Our zone on field performance improved, with Greater Illawarra reaching the Final of the McDonalds Country Champs, and our zone finishing 3rd in the Hogg/Silver Shield. The season was not without some challenges, the drought caused issues with ground safety, the bushfires caused destruction in the Shoalhaven & Highlands, then Covid-19 interfered with finals series in each association. Season 2019/20 saw the introduction of CNSW Youth Championships, and our zone was split between the Greater Southern Marlins & Illawarra Highlanders. Between them we won 2 competitions with Greater Southern Marlins winning the U/13 age and Illawarra Highlanders winning the U/14 age group. For the first time, the NSW Women’s Regional Bash was held & our Illawarra Flames defeated Orana Outlaws to make their way to the SCG, but we fell short in the Semi Final, but what an amazing thrill for the team. Our inter association girls league also gained traction with more girls playing than the previous year. For the first time, our Plan B Regional Bash teams played each other under lights at NDP, with South Coast Crew defeating Illawarra Flames on the Friday night, but both our teams fell just short in the quest to proceed to the finals at the SCG. This match was live streamed to Greater Illawarra’s Facebook page with 65,000 people viewing the stream. The internal inter association competitions were also a success, but were maybe too drawn out, extending into February in some age groups. Our Junior Inter Association has strengthened in our 2nd season. This season saw the Greater Illawarra Veterans League introduced with 4 teams participating, South Coast, Highlands, Wests Illawarra & Keira White Lions. 2 teams went to Orange for the Over 50’s tournament from this league. Veterans Cricket is on the rise and we have already been invited to a Central Coast Women’s masters in season 2020/21. Communication from CNSW was a constant challenge to have to deal with. Those who know me are aware that I am a fierce protector of the interests of the 4 associations from any matter that may cause them grief, I will always be there to support the associations in their endeavours. I acknowledge the presence of 6 full time CNSW employees in our zone, however I must remind them I have been a Senior Administrator of cricket for well over a decade and have a lot of support across Illawarra & GIZ, for the way I administer cricket, also given I work a lot of shift work outside of cricket, due to receiving a relatively small honorarium for my work in cricket. For reasons known only to CNSW, they have decided to terminate my contract after spending the last 7 seasons as a popular Zone Administrator My thanks to our business partners for season 2019/20, Kingsgrove Sports, Kookaburra Sports, Fraternity Club & Oak Flats Bowling Club. Most of these will no longer support the zone without my presence as Zone Administrator. Social Media is a key ingredient to getting business partners. For Greater Illawarra: Facebook: 747 followers Instagram: 1500 followers...... both of these portals are gone, into the history pages, both very informative, but unfortunately popularity counts for little. I would like to thank people all over our zone for their support, there are too many to name individually, from Chairperson Ian Hogg, Craig Howsan, Jackson Surman, Grant Tilling for all your hard work for the zone. The administrators of each association, Tahlia Wellington, Craig Kuncio & Dave Yates, yes I hear you and support you. The Presidents of each association, Simon Taufel, Grant Tilling & Craig Howsan, thank you for all your support and work in cricket. And finally to each delegate that attended meetings, thank you for all your support
Glenn Bridge-Zone Administrator
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DELEGATE REPORTS CCNSW The NSW Country Cricket Association had a successful season in 2019-20. This was despite many difficulties in conducting all of our programmes. It was indeed sad that the Kookaburra and Bradman Cups had to be cancelled due to bushfires. There was no realistic alternative. Whilst we all feel for the boys who lost their opportunity to compete in these blue ribbon events we also feel for the volunteers in Cricket Wodonga who put in many hours preparing for these carnivals only to see them cancelled. On the flip side we saw the introduction of the NSW Youth Championships in Dubbo which by all accounts were a great success and credit must go to Mark Cameron and his team for their contribution. Of course we are fortunate to have a number of fantastic sponsors. In particular Cricket NSW who provide about $4 million dollars to the country budget by funding our carnivals, development staff and zone grants. McDonalds and Kookaburra are also a major sponsors of our activities. The Association is also fortunate to have the support from many local councils. Port Stephens Council, Albury City Council, Goulburn Mulwaree Council, Bathurst Regional Council and Dubbo Regional Council all provide some financial support to our many carnivals. Another disappointment for the season was the Annual Country Dinner. This had become the most important social occasion for country administrators around the state and this season it was reconfigured to a much smaller function. I personally believe this change was not a success. Hopefully it will be re-instated to the format in future seasons. As you are aware the COVID-19 virus has had a massive impact on cricket. At the time of writing we are all expecting to have a reduced budget for the coming season. This is primarily due to the fact that Cricket Australia is expected to reduce allocations to the states and territories by 25%. Just which cuts to programmes will be decided at the next Committee of Management Meeting in July. This meeting would normally be held in June but had to be postpones due to the virus. The Cricket NSW offices are now firmly established at Olympic in a much better building than at Moore Park. This change has been greatly appreciated by staff. Cricket NSW has decided to split the role of General Manager Cricket Performance into two roles. Head of Cricket Male and Head of Cricket Female. These roles have been filled by Greg Mail and Leah Poulton respectively. David Moore will take the role of Head of Coaching. During the season Glenn Bridge attended the March Committee of Management Meeting and made a valuable contribution. As usual the success of the Association would not be possible without the efforts of Bruce Whitehouse. He continues to perform at a level that could not be reasonably expected of him. You can be sure that without Bruce’s contribution the CCNSW would not be the leading country cricket association in Australia.
Ian Hogg Delegate
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Women’s Zone Representative GIZ FEMALE CRICKET REPORT With Australia hosting the international T20 Women’s World Cup tournament, season 2019/20 shaped up as a great one for female cricket. The first stand-alone WBBL competition in October and November kicked off a long and fruitful season with the focus on female cricket presenting many opportunities locally for girls and women to enjoy playing the sport. Among the highlights for the season was the Illawarra Flames making the semi-finals of the inaugural Womens’ T20 Regional Bash and several local players achieving higher representative honours. Academy The winter Zone Female Academy had good participation and it was pleasing to see a large contingent of up-and- coming girls in the Under 13 age bracket take part; the challenge of course being to keep these girls engaged in cricket for years to come by providing quality playing opportunities in the Zone. Unfortunately wet weather disrupted the end of the Academy season and the preparation for the U15 and U18 Country Championships with trial matches having to be cancelled. U15 and U18 Country Championships – Raymond Terrace, 8-11 October 2019 GIZ were represented in both age divisions at the McDonalds Women’s Country Championships. The U15s fielded a relatively young team and had several players back up in the U18s. Both teams bowed out in the Preliminary Finals. Stand out performers in the Under 18s were Dharmini Chauhan with the bat, Abby Speering with the ball and Tara Rudd in an all-round effort. For the U15s, Taleha Urszulak and Keisha Baldwin led the way with the wickets while India Bellhouse was strong with the bat and in the field. U15 Margaret Peden Shield October-November 2019 A very enthusiastic young team took part in this strong competition and whilst they did not win a game, they won plenty of admiration from the opposition for their tenacity and sportsmanship. Kobi-Lynch Munro led the way with the bat, including a maiden 50, and Keisha Baldwin was the leading bowler. A big thank you to Sunil Vyas for coaching the team. NSW Women’s T20 Regional Bash - Wollongong 19 October 2019, SCG 21st January 2020 A beneficiary of the T20 World Cup was the inaugural season of the NSW Women’s Regional Bash. The Illawarra Flames represented the region, starting with a dominant win over Orana Outlaws to advance to the finals series at the SCG. The Flames were defeated by eventual runners-up ACT Aces in the semi-final, but what a great experience for the team to play at the SCG. Kayla Burton was the leading run scorer and Naomi Woods the best bowler. Thank you Craig Howsan for coaching the team and Sarah Smithies as manager. U13 Country Championships – Raymond Terrace, 19-20th December 2019 Another benefit of the T20 World Cup was the staging of an Under 13 Country Championships, which provided a great occasion for the younger girls to play together, captained by Annalee Watson. Game time and batting/bowling duties was shared through the squad of 12 to allow all the girls the chance to perform at this level. The team did not win a game but the efforts were rewarded with five girls selected for Country Thunder in the State Challenge. Thank you Craig Bramble for coaching and Joanne Kelly as manager. U14 Thunder Cup – February 2020 A three game series between the GIZ Flames and GIZ Dolphins (made up of girls from the four associations) consisting of a 40 over match and two T20s. The Flames prevailed 2-1 in a very closely fought competition which should evolve into a true girls Inter-Association Cup in the coming season. Thank you to all the parents who coached, scored and supported this venture. Fraternity Club Women’s T20 League The second season saw five teams take part, with Wollongong Gems the Premiers. It will be great to see more clubs in the Zone get behind this competition and enter a team. 91 registered players took part, and the final was played in front of a large crowd, which was testament to the popularity of the competition. Wollongong Day Surgery Girls League The Girls League attracted some new participants and, again, more clubs entering teams next season across the Zone will benefit the development of female cricket locally. 29 girls registered for the 2019/20 competition which we hope to build on next season.
Karen Ferguson- Greater Illawarra Female Administrator
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Zone Academy No report received Zone Umpires 2019-2020 Umpire Report
Introduction: The Greater Illawarra Zone, which stretches from Batemans Bay in the South, to Bowral in the West and to Helensburgh in the North, has four separate Cricket Associations – Highlands, Illawarra, Shoalhaven and South Coast. However, because of concerns about the coronavirus pandemic, there were no end-of-season Finals played anywhere in the Zone.
Affiliated Umpire Associations within the Zone:
The Greater Illawarra Zone also four Umpire Associations:
• Highlands District Cricket Umpires Association • Illawarra Cricket Umpires Association Inc. • Shoalhaven District Cricket Umpires • South Coast District Cricket Umpires Association.
Each Association is individually affiliated with New South Wales Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association.
Highlands District Cricket Umpires Association:
President – Richard McHarg Secretary – Angus Humphreys
Umpire numbers: There are twelve members in the Association. However, with just three or four umpires regularly available, only one umpire could be appointed to each 1st Grade match and to some 2nd Grade matches. Local resident and former international umpire, Simon Taufel, continued to officiate when time allowed.
Illawarra Cricket Umpires Association: President – Morgan Prosser Secretary-Treasurer – Barry Moir
T20 Finals appointments:
1st Grade: Jeff Charlesworth and David Cullen 2nd Grade: Barry Ferguson and Jason Leahy (Central Districts CUSA, New Zealand) 3rd Grade: Peter Murphy and John Walker 4th Grade: Brian Druery and Evan Lane
Umpire of the Year: David Cullen Most Improved Umpire: Peter Murphy Umpire numbers:
During the season, there was a pleasing increase in umpire numbers with Greg Behan, Jeff Charlesworth, Ken Doughty, Greg Miles, Peter Murphy, Safdar Rasool and Steve Ward all joining the Association. This brought the total number of active umpires to twenty-three. Unfortunately, however, because of work and other commitments, there was no weekend when everyone was available. Although there were still sufficient numbers for appointments to all matches in 1st and 2nd Grade, most 2nd Grade matches only had one umpire and it was seldom possible to cover many lower Grade fixtures.
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Education and development:
Prior to the season, all those intending to umpire completed an open book examination on the Laws of Cricket and a field craft session was conducted for members. During each monthly meeting, there were discussions about questions on Laws and Playing Conditions, various aspects of field craft and comments made by captains in their match reports.
Season highlights:
In Term 4, the NSW Primary Schools Boys Cricket Championships were played in Wollongong. The appointed umpires were Chris Adams, John Burgoyne (Highlands DCUA), Brian Druery, Barry Ferguson, Evan Lane, John Oliver (South Coast DCUA), Ray Trindall, Frankie Ulcigrai (South Coast DCUA), Steve Ward and Brian Whitehouse.
The third umpire exchange between the NSWCUSA and Illawarra CUA took place in November, with two umpires from each Association being involved. Barry Ferguson and Andrew Still (Illawarra CUA) travelled to Sydney to stand in 2nd Grade matches with Andrew Coates and Bill Massinghham, while Tony Carr and Rick Crocono (NSWCUSA) officiated in Wollongong 1st Grade matches with David Cullen and Neil Findlay. The exchange was highly successful, and a further exchange is planned for next season.
After Christmas, the annual umpire exchange between the Illawarra CUA and New Zealand’s Central Districts CUSA also continued. Jason Leahy travelled from New Zealand to umpire in Wollongong and Barry Ferguson then flew to New Zealand to officiate in two One-Day matches at Ongaonga (Central Hawkes Bay v. Havelock North) and Napier (Women’s Final: Hawkes Bay v. Manawatu). This exchange is now well established and umpires from both Associations have again indicated their desire to participate next season.
Shoalhaven District Cricket Umpires:
President – David Schofield Secretary-Treasurer – Peter Done
One Day / T20 Finals appointments:
1st Grade (One Day): Peter Done and Cathy Russell 2nd Grade (One Day): David Schofield and David Single 3rd Grade (One Day): Darrell Craft and Ian Davidson 4th Grade (One Day): Shawn Higgins and Graham Lowbridge T20 (Turf): Cathy Russell and David Single T20 (Astro): Darrell Craft and Cathy Russell
Umpire of the Year: David Schofield
There are nine members in the Association. However, on average, there were only four umpires available each week to cover the five matches in 1st Grade and 2nd Grade.
A sad note for the Association was the passing of former umpires, Jason Leeuw and Alan Twiner.
South Coast District Cricket Umpires Association:
President – Brad Herbert Secretary – Jackson Surman
One Day / T20 Finals appointments:
1st Grade (One Day): Gary Paget and Frankie Ulcigrai
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1st Grade (T20): Peter Johnson and John Oliver 2nd Grade (T20): Jackson Surman and Frankie Ulcigrai
Umpire of the Year: Frankie Ulcigrai
It has been a challenging season for SCDCUA, with increased unavailability and a fluctuation in membership numbers. While a total of eleven individuals umpired at various times, on average, there were only five umpires available each weekend and, in one Round there were only three umpires, one for each of the 1st Grade matches. Illawarra CUA umpires helped cover some matches when possible.
Two stalwarts of the Association umpired their final South Coast matches during the season, namely Paul Kitson and John Oliver. Paul relocated to Port Macquarie while, John has indicated his intention to continue his umpiring with Illawarra CUA. Both are to be thanked for their invaluable contributions to the Association over many years.
Jackson Surman (Secretary) and Chris Lukey (Treasurer) are also to be acknowledged. Each of them has served the Association with distinction, but, unfortunately, neither is able to continue in his role next season.
Zone Highlights:
During the pre-season, NSWCUSA conducted a personal development workshop in Wollongong. A total of thirty-three participants from across the Zone attended the course, facilitated by Darren Goodger, Bede Sajowitz and Neil Findlay. Sessions were conducted on the Laws of Cricket and various aspects of umpiring technique.
Inter-Association competitions were conducted at both Senior and Junior levels and umpires also stood in NSW Country Youth Championship matches played in the Zone. The thirty umpires who officiated were:
• Highlands District CUA – Mark Coles, Angus Humphreys, Iain Greaves, Byron Kaufline, Richard McHarg, Dennis Purcell, Norm Stanton, Simon Taufel. • Illawarra CUA – Chris Adams, Frank Ciocci, Dave Cullen, Brian Druery, Barry Ferguson, Evan Lane, Steve Saye, Ray Trindall, Steve Ward, Brian Whitehouse. • Shoalhaven District CUA – Darrell Craft, Ian Davidson, Peter Done, Graham Lowbridge, Terry Richmond, Cathy Russell, David Schofield. • South Coast District CUA – Scott Greenwood, Peter Johnson, John Oliver, Jackson Surman, Frankie Ulcigrai.
At NSW Country level, David Cullen was again appointed to the Country Umpire Representative Panel. He officiated at the U15/U18 Female Country Championships in Raymond Terrance, the Country Championships (Northern Carnival) in Gosford and the Women’s Final of the Plan B Regional T20 Bash at the Sydney Cricket Ground. David was also awarded to the prestigious NSWCUSA Wykes Affiliated Association Medal for his outstanding contribution to the Illawarra CUA, both on and off the field.
Finally, the following umpires are to be congratulated on reaching significant milestones during the season: • John Oliver (South Coast DCUA): 815 matches. • Chris Adams (Illawarra CUA): 450 matches • Paul Kitson (South Coast DCUA): 445 matches. • Steve Saye (Illawarra CUA): 350 matches. • David Cullen (Illawarra CUA): 250 matches. • Frank Ciocci (Illawarra CUA); 150 matches. • Evan Lane (Illawarra CUA); 150 matches. • Darrell Craft (Shoalhaven District CUA): 100 matches.
Zone Umpires Representative- Neil Findlay
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Community Cricket Report The 2019-20 year has been a very active and productive one for community cricket across the Greater Illawarra Zone. The CNSW Community Cricket staffing uplift implemented in February last year has now completed its first full season and the extra resourcing available locally has already had an impact with increased relationships with clubs evident as well as significant growth achieved in club registrations and schools programs. Importantly, the extra local resourcing has allowed for a greater focus on the transition of school program participants into registering at their local club, generating a ‘participants to players’ philosophy if you like.
Crucially, there has also been growth experienced in club registrations at Cricket Blast, Stage 1 and Stage 2 levels in all associations. This is a significantly positive outcome for all Associations and should be celebrated accordingly.
This season has also presented many challenges for players and volunteers with bushfires, air quality and flood having a significant impact locally before the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic forced a closure of the season with finals still to be played. There were also a number of school programs and events which were cancelled due to these natural disasters.
There are also a number of relationship challenges currently within the Zone and greater clarity is still required on the roles and responsibilities of the Zone and CNSW staff as well as the demarcation of duties.
As we emerge from the pandemic leading into the 2020-21 season it will be vitally important that all stakeholders are vigilant and focused on supporting our clubs and their volunteers. Cricket is a vital part of our communities and it is incumbent on all of us involved in the game to continually evolve to ensure we are focused on fulfilling Australian cricket’s purpose – to unite and inspire communities through cricket.
This report provides a summary of community cricket activities throughout the four Associations in the Zone. For ease of reading the document is divided into two sections as per the make up of the two Community Cricket regions in the Zone – Illawarra and Shoalhaven.
Illawarra Region The Illawarra region covers two associations (South Coast DCA & Cricket Illawarra) and nineteen clubs from Helensburgh to Gerringong where we continue to promote cricket and assist volunteers to continue their love of the game. We also manage cricket relationships with 115 schools in this region assisting and delivering a range of Cricket Australia program offerings.
This season saw the final stage implementation of Cricket Australia’s Junior Cricket Pathway with Stage 3 being adopted. The region also an increase in Cricket Australia Cricket Blast entry level programs participants. While a slight decrease in registered junior players with age group changes, there was an overall increase in junior teams. Registered senior players numbers have increased as well as an increase in senior teams.
The region has 100% of its clubs endorsed to the Cricket Australia Safeguarding Children Policy.
Woolworths Cricket Blast There was an 18% growth across the region in Woolworths Cricket Blast registrations with several clubs having increased growth in either Junior Blasters and/or Master Blaster programs
This is a great result for all clubs and the volunteers who believe this to be the base to continue the growth and sustainability of their club.
Congratulations to all the coordinators who continue to embrace the entry level programs and deliver a fun an exciting experience for their participants. • Junior Blasters had a 12.29% increase • Master Blaster had a 18.12% increase
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As an example of this growth, Dapto CC had a large increase in their Master Blaster program this season up 140% from last season. Congratulations to Shannon Bond, the junior sub-committee and the coordinators for their drive in growing and delivering their program
School to Club Link Program This program was developed and delivered as a trial for this season to achieve the following: • Target schools with very little or no current engagement in CNSW programs • Recruit School Ambassadors and build a contact network in targeted schools • Promote and encourage self delivery of cricket programs in the targeted schools • Align local clubs with the most local school in their junior player recruitment catchment • Engage the aligned local club to provide a physical presence in the delivery of the program
A summary of the program: • Schools with little or no current engagement with CNSW programs were given priority • The schools closest to each of the 9 Cricket Illawarra junior clubs were targeted for the program. 18 schools in total • 8 schools accepted with schools aligned to Balgownie and Wollongong declining • The schools closest to 6 of the 9 South Coast DCA junior clubs were targeted for the program. 10 schools in total • Schools aligned to the other 3 clubs already had Sporting Schools programs booked in so were not targeted in this program • 4 schools accepted with schools aligned to Lake Illawarra and The Rail declining • Overall, 12 of the 28 targeted schools participated Figure 1: School to Club Pilot Program
H&PE Program Meet with Target &/or Mascot School Challenge School Cup Identify Target Align to Local School Evaluate Ambassador sign delivery attendance Schools Clubs • Set out requirements Outcomes • Introduce local club up • Term 3 • Term 3 or Term 4 • Gain committment • Staff/casual support • Local club attendance
Workflow As part of their participation each school was requested to engage in the following ways: • Sign up a School Ambassador • Deliver the Mascot Challenge and/or Health & PE program in the school • Allow for a representative(s) from the aligned local club to attend and participate • Attend their local Cricket NSW School Cup Gala Day
Some of the measured outcomes of the program include: • 12 participating schools were formally linked to 11 local clubs • 10 new School Ambassadors recruited • 50% of targeted schools had active participation from their local club • All schools with a significant increase in their engagement with CNSW programs • 5 schools had never been engaged before • Almost 5,000 participants achieved • Eight of the 12 schools participated in their local School Cup in Term 3
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• Three of the remaining four did so in Term 4 • Overall increase of 7 junior teams across the aligned clubs in Stage I and Stage II competitions for this season • Overall increase of 60 Cricket Blast participants across the aligned clubs
Illawarra Female Cricket Strategy The Illawarra Female Cricket Strategy was developed by CNSW community Cricket in conjunction with the Cricket Illawarra to give a plan to assist growth within female cricket across the association.
A new 4-week All Girls Cricket Blast program was delivered in the second half of the season. This was targeted for new girls that have never been involved in cricket and included dance, craft and cricket skills. The response from participants was overwhelmingly positive and the girls and their parents were introduced to the local club contact who visited the last week of the program.
Sydney Thunder Player visits & events • Tahlia Wilson and Jason Sangha visited local schools as part of the CNSW Country Blitz program to promote students to try cricket • Tahlia Wilson and Jason Sangha also attend an evening for players, parents & coaches in SCDCA during the CNSW Country Blitz to tell their pathway story and answer questions • Several CNSW Greater Illawarra Female Academy squad were invited to be ball girls at the Sydney Thunder WBBL vs Adelaide Strikers game at North Dalton Park in November • Tahlia Wilson along with Community Cricket team conducted a clinic visit to Coledale PS prior to Sydney Thunder WBBL game • One of the All Abilities students from the All Abilities School Cup gala day was selected to be the “Bat Tosser” at the Thunder WBBL game were they also received the bat that was tossed, signed by all the players
Community Cricket Volunteers / Participants Experiences & Opportunities • 24 of the region’s Cricket Blast girls got the opportunity to meet their hero’s and be a part of the WBBL game at NDP, receiving caps presented to them from the players of both teams. • Several volunteers from the region were given tickets to Day 4 of the SCG Test match and had the opportunity to walk around the SCG during the Tea break as a small recognition of their commitment to Community Cricket • Kiama CC and Dapto CC Cricket Blast participants were invited to join the On-Ground Entertainment at the SCG Test Match to show their skills during the lunch break on their respective days • Greg Harris (Jamberoo CC) was presented with Cricket Australia’s 50-year Volunteer Recognition Service pin and certificate • The Community Cricket team conducted training for clubs & associations in both Active Kids Vouchers setup and Online registration setup in the MyCricket Club administration website process • The Community Cricket team also looked to conduct a training evening for all clubs and association volunteers in E-Scoring but there was no uptake of this offer • CNSW Community Cricket is currently engaging with Clubs to complete a Club Review & Planning document to better assist them into the future
CNSW A Sport for All Awards Nominees from the Region for the Southern NSW & ACT awards were: • Community Coach of the Year – Shannon Bond (Dapto CC) • Women & Girls Initiative – Keira CC & Issabella Savelli
School Programs CNSW Community Cricket team delivered very successful outcomes with a 36.18% increase in our school program participation for the season. With a very high engagement across schools, 69% of schools in the region participate in Cricket Australia’s outlined curriculum programs: • Mascot Challenge 2,338 participants • Sporting Schools 1,804 participants • Health / PE 6,111 participants GIZ Annual R e p o r t 2 0 1 9 / 20 P a g e 21 | 91
• School Cups 3,169 participants • School Ambassadors 120 teachers
Other key highlights from the year include: • Successfully started the first Girls Secondary H/S school cup cricket day at Reed Park, Dapto which was attend by local high school students • All Abilities High School Cup day was conducted this year as curtain raiser event to the Sydney Thunder WBBL game with some of the Thunder players taking part and playing in the games with the students • An Inclusion day was held at Kiama High School with Hameed Kherkah and Nazir Shinwari sharing personally their inspirational stories of the journey from Afghanistan through the love off cricket to the Sydney Thunder Multicultural Cup team. The guys also conducted a skills clinic with the students • The Community Cricket team conducted the second largest School Cup event in the state at Dalton Park. Wollongong Dioceses schools were the participating schools, allowing 600 students from across the region to participate in cricket • Thirroul PS was a winner in a Cricket Australia competition which gave them the opportunity to have a clinic for 100 students at their school. This was supported through CA and ACA which saw former Australian & NSW Breakers player Michelle Goszko assist the CNSW Community Cricket team in delivering the program
Infrastructure & Facilities There are several projects across the region that have been completed and some are in various stages of development: • Lake Illawarra CC and Oak Flats CC WT20 Legacy projects through Shellharbour City Council 150k per club for new amenities was completed and OPENED • RMS & Shellharbour City Council joint project of relocating the old Croome Oval cricket and AFL facility (oval, amenities & nets) completed and OPENED • Wollongong City Council continue to upgrade grounds within their catchment region in accordance with their master plans. Figtree Oval & Ziems Park were the beneficiaries of projects this season. • CBP grants allocated in April 2020 to Kooka’s CC $29,700 (Turf Roller) and North Dalton Park Trust $4000 (Weather shield for covered BBQ) • Wollongong CC / Wollongong City Council / ACIF grant has been submitted for over 200k for the refurbishment of North Dalton Park training nets facility. A decision on the ACIF grant is pending Figure 2: Illawarra Region Participation Summary
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Shoalhaven Region
The Shoalhaven region covers two associations (Highlands DCA and Shoalhaven DCA) and nineteen clubs, who we work with to continue to promote cricket and assist volunteers to continue their love of the game. We also manage cricket relationships with 64 schools in this region assisting and delivering a range of Cricket Australia program offerings.
Some Highlights this season saw the Shoalhaven Future Directions Project completed (see more details below) and the Stages Not Ages implementation of Cricket Australia’s Junior Cricket Pathway being adopted in the Highlands and Shoalhaven DCA’s.
The region also saw an increase in Cricket Australia Cricket Blast entry level programs participants and increase in Junior Teams across the region and registered senior players and teams numbers.
Woolworths Cricket Blast There was an increase of 8% in the Woolworths Cricket Blast participation across the region with 11 Clubs running Junior Blasters and/or Master Blasters.
The Cricket Blast club highlight for the season was the Master Blasters program run at Bowral for all HDCA clubs which had 46 participants in total. School Programs CNSW Community Cricket team delivered very successful outcomes with a 17% increase overall in our school program participation for the season. School engagement was also up on previous years with 33% of schools in the region participate in Cricket Australia’s outlined curriculum programs: • Mascot Challenge 543 participants • Sporting Schools 534 participants • Health / PE 2,475 participants • School Cups 1,196 participants • School Ambassadors 57 teachers
Other School Program highlights include: • School Ambassadors increased by 10% overall • School Cups numbers increased by 23% with 12 events run during the season • Girls Only Intra School Cup day for Year 7 students at Moss Vale HS with 120 participants • Wingecarribee PSSA School Cup hosted at Eridge Park with 250 students, 26 teams and 13 fields in action • Girls only Secondary School Cups were successful with 22 teams participating across three separate days • Intra School Cups held at club venues proved successful to foster a school to club link. For example, Sussex Inlet CC were able to recruit new players immediately to build their second Stage 1 team following hosting a School Cup at Thompson Rd Complex • Casual Staff training provided by CNSW staff allowed delivery of standardized programs across the region
Club Engagement Club engagement activities also increased during the season with a number of activities delivered to support club volunteers: • The Community Cricket team conducted training for clubs and associations in both Active Kids Vouchers setup and Online registration setup in the MyCricket Club administration website process • The Community Cricket team provided the Highlands Association Club Volunteers training in E-Scoring with 11 participants attending • A Junior Format Match Audit was undertaken in December with CNSW Staff and Club volunteers assistance, across both associations with two games assessed per stage (12 Matches in total) • Level 1 Community Coach Courses run by CNSW Coaching & Talent Specialist in Shoalhaven and Highlands in September and November • CNSW Conducted Junior Format Coaching Forums with 43 attendees across the region
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• CNSW Community Cricket is currently engaging with Clubs to complete a Club Review & Planning document to better assist them into the future
Shoalhaven Future Directions Project At the end of the 2018/19 season cricket in the Shoalhaven Association was under scrutiny. Various issues were raised including the loss of the Association’s U16 competition in 2018/19, Clubs reporting a decline in the standard of the First Grade competition, a decline in entry level program registrations, a low engagement rate with schools in the area and recent media reports had all contributed to discussions amongst club and community about the direction of cricket in the area. To address these and other concerns and to map a path forward for cricket in the Association, a Steering Committee was established in March 2019 consisting of SDCA Club and Association representatives, CNSW Community Cricket staff and representative’s from Shoalhaven Shire Council.
Over the following 10 months, through nine Club Interviews, 27 Club volunteers and stakeholders attended a Review workshop, many steering committee meetings and on-going association updates the strategy was completed.
This final strategy is an outcome of this process to be owned and delivered collaboratively by the Shoalhaven DCA Executive, member Clubs and CNSW with a vision to unite and inspire the cricket community in the Shoalhaven to grow the game.
The full strategy is available via the Shoalhaven DCA website or via Sean Barrett.
Sydney Thunder Engagement The Sydney Thunder were again active in the Shoalhaven region for this season: • The CNSW Country Blitz saw Naomi Stalenberg and Matthew Gilkes participating in assemblies, activities and Cricket Blast games with over 400 participants across eight schools and two clubs participating during three days in September • The Coverdrive All Abilities program at Bradman Oval was also attended by the players with over 60 students from Bowral High School and Moss Vale High Schools interacting with the players and members of the HDCA Board • The Sydney Thunder Bus attended the Wingecarribee PSSA Schools Cup event with over 250 Primary School students attending • Each School Cup event in the region had posters and giveaways provided for each student attending • Sydney Thunder Super Clinic held in Bowral in November. With over 150 registered participants the afternoon activities were complimented with interaction with Sydney Thunder WBBL players and signing sessions. The clinic was a few days prior to the WBBL match in Wollongong at North Dalton Park
Community Cricket Volunteers / Participants Experiences & Opportunities • ICC T20 Women's World Cup engagement with Robertson/Burrawang Stage 2 Girls Team participating in Anthem Ceremony at Semi-Finals at the SCG • Official ICC T20 Women's Trophy Tour visited Bradman Centre Bowral with 45 kids involved in a Free Cricket Clinic with CNSW Community Cricket and Museum tour and photo opportunity with the trophy • Woolworths Cricket Blast centre participants from Berry CC and Bomaderry CC were given the opportunity to participate in Cricket Blast activities during the Lunch break on the SCG during Day 2 of the New Years Test versus New Zealand • Various club volunteers were given tickets to attend the Sydney Test as appreciation of their work in their clubs in the Shoalhaven region • Bay and Basin CC were given the opportunity to be part of the on Ground Experience at a Sydney Thunder BBL Match in January
CNSW A Sport for All Awards Nominee for the Southern NSW & ACT Awards were: • Inclusion and Diversity Initiative: Over for Will Concept – Robertson/Burrawang Cricket Club Third Grade Team with support from Highlands DCA Third Grade Teams
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Infrastructure & Facilities • Bowral CC and Bradman Centre practice nets replacement of structure completed • Artie Smith Oval major Precinct upgrade of Multi-sport facility for Cricket, AFL, Croquet, Basketball. Currently at development application and design stage • Shoalhaven City Council (SCC) is currently working to assess the current status of all facilities, and has completed many projects including irrigation and drainage at Ray Abood Oval, Bomaderry Sporting complex and Ison Park • SCC has committed to a number of projects in the next 12 months including various synthetic wicket replacements • Wingecarribee Shire Council are looking to develop a plan around the replacement of synthetic wickets and will continue to work and communicate with all parties around upgrading of their facilities Figure 3: Shoalhaven Region Participation Summary
Martin Gleeson Area Manager Southern NSW & ACT
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CCNSW ZONE PROGRAMS
McDonalds Country Championships Greater Illawarra competed in the Southern Pool in Goulburn from November 8-10.
Squad: Jamie Fleming (c), Ned Taylor, Dale Scifleet, Kerrod White, Zac Jurd, Alex Brown, Adam Berwick, Elliott Hooper, Mitch Hearn, Jack McDonald, Rhys Voysey, Jake O’Connell, Matt Pike.
Officials: Grant Tilling (Coach), Dave Richards (Coach), Round 1 Greater Illawarra 7/225 (E Hooper 84, A Brown 49, M Hearn 26) def Western 160 (E Hooper 3/26, M Hearn 2/12, R Voysey 2/32) Round 2 Greater Illawarra 7/221 (D Scifleet 72, Z Jurd 40, A Berwick 28, J O’Connell 20) def Riverina 152 (M Hearn 4/36, R Voysey 2/30, M Pike 2/36) Round 3 Greater Illawarra 9/265 (M Hearn 64, J O’Connell 52no, D Scifleet 34, K White 32, A Berwick 30) def ACT/Southern 172 (J O’Connell 2/14, D Scifleet 2/18, E Hooper 2/30, J Fleming 2/50) Final Newcastle 4/223 (D Scifleet 2/37) def Greater Illawarra 221 (A Berwick 105, M Hearn 51)
Ladder Pts Greater Illawarra 12 Riverina 8 ACT/Southern Districts 4 Western 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Berwick, Adam Illawarra 4 4 0 105 163 40.75 2 Hearn, Mitch Illawarra 4 4 0 64 150 37.50 3 Scifleet, Dale Illawarra 4 4 0 72 138 34.50 4 Hooper, Elliott Illawarra 4 3 0 84 93 31.00 5 O’Connell, Jake Illawarra 4 3 2 52* 79 79.00 6 Brown, Alex South Coast 4 3 0 49 64 21.33
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Hearn, Mitch Illawarra 4 24 0 99 8 4/36 12.38 2 Scifleet, Dale Illawarra 4 22 7 75 5 2/18 15.00 3 Hooper, Elliott Illawarra 4 27 0 106 5 3/26 21.20 4 Voysey, Rhys Illawarra 4 31 4 125 4 2/25 31.25 5 Fleming, Jamie Illawarra 4 37.1 2 156 4 2/50 39.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 White, Kerrod South Coast 4 5 0 5 2 Jurd, Zac South Coast 4 4 1 5
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McDonalds Country Colts Greater Illawarra played in McDonalds Country Colts in Bathurst on Dec 16-19
Squad: James Morton, Ryan Hall, Jayden Zahra_Smith, Jack McDonald, Ryan Emmerick, Blake Smith, Ben Tucker, Sam Hobson, Blake Denney, Hugo Ikeda, Jamie Phillipson, Mason King, Cade Hotham.
Officials: Mitch Calder (Coach), Jack Whitfield (Manager), Graeme Phillipson (Scorer) Round 1 Central Coast 3/150 (J Phillipson 2/42) def Greater Illawarra 149 (R Emmerick 23, J McDonald 22) Round 2 Newcastle 2/96 (H Ikeda 2/34) drew with Greater Illawarra
Round 3 Greater Illawarra drew with Western
Round 4 Greater Illawarra 9/108 (J McDonald 42) def ACT/Southern 7/108 (M King 2/10, B Smith 2/11) Round 5 Greater Illawarra 5/159 (R Emmerick 30, J Morton 29, J Zahra-Smith 28, B Tucker 25no, R Hall 23) def Riverina 155 (J McDonald 5/12, M King 2/22) Ladder Pts Central Coast 13 North Coastal 11 Western 9 Newcastle 9 Greater Illawarra 9 ACT/Southern 7 Central North 5 Riverina 3
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 McDonald, Jack South Coast 5 3 0 42 67 22.33 2 Emmerick, Ryan Highlands 5 3 0 30 57 19.00 3 Tucker, Ben Highlands 5 3 1 25* 49 24.50 4 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra 5 3 0 28 44 14.00 5 Morton, James Highlands 5 3 0 29 38 12.67 6 Hall, Ryan Shoalhaven 5 3 0 23 35 11.67
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 McDonald, Jack South Coast 5 7 1 12 5 5/12 2.40 2 King, Mason Highlands 5 10 1 51 4 2/10 14.50 3 Smith, Blake Illawarra 5 22 1 94 4 2/11 23.50 4 Phillipson, Jamie Illawarra 5 11.5 0 64 3 2/42 21.33 5 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra 5 7 0 57 2 1/25 28.50 6 Ikeda, Hugo Illawarra 5 15 1 77 2 2/34 38.50
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Morton, James Highlands 5 4 1 5 2 Emmerick, Ryan Highlands 5 2 0 2
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Bradman Cup
Greater Illawarra were to play in Albury Jan 7-10. The competition was called off before teams departed. Squad: Victor Strange, Hyeon Parsons, Will Preddey, Kobe Ross, Nate Ruddock, Alec Dobson, Rhys Cattle, Luke Jones, Bailey Leadbitter, Liam Mackrell, Andy Magennis, Lachlan Malcolm, Zane Mitchell.
Officials: Phil Wells (Coach), Adam Mackrell (Manager)
Kookaburra Cup Greater Illawarra were to play in Albury Jan 7-10. The competitions were called off before teams departed.
Squad: Bailey Abela, Jake Monie, Nic Nicastri, James Smith, Fletcher Sutton, Michael Amadio, Luke Bramble, Angus Campbell, Ryan Cattle, Josiah Clifford, Tom Fletcher, Ryan Gilkes, Jackson Ingram.
Officials: Andrew Malcolm (Coach), Rob Gilkes (Manager),
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McDonalds U/18 Female Country Championships
Greater Illawarra played in U/18 Female Country Champs which were held in Raymond Terrace Oct 10-11.
Squad: Dharmini Chauhan ©, Kayla Burton, , Lily Savelli, Tara Rudd, Abbey Speering, Ashleigh Burton, India Bellhouse, Kate Lea, Eliza Heinecke, Sarah Wheeler, Hilary Swan, Kobi Lynch-Munro, Ella Dyball. Officials: Travis Burton (Coach) Paul Brockly (Asst Coach), Allison Brockley (Scorer)
Rd 1 Greater Illawarra 1/145 (D Chauhan 76, T Rudd 38no) def Central Coast 7/98 Rd 2 Newcastle 3/104 (A Speering 2/14) def Greater Illawarra 62 Rd 3 Greater Illawarra 8/82 (K Burton 33) def ACT/Southern 8/81 (A Speering 2/14, L Savelli 2/21) 3v4 Riverina 4/81 (T Rudd 2/20) def Greater Illawarra 80 (I Bellhouse 20) Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Chauhan, Dharmini Illawarra 4 4 0 76 100 25.00 2 Rudd, Tara Shoalhaven 4 4 1 38* 80 26.67 3 Burton, Kayla Illawarra 4 4 1 33 46 15.33 4 Bellhouse, India South Coast 4 3 1 20 20 10.00 5 Heinecke, Eliza Highlands 4 2 0 8 16 8.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Speering, Abbey South Coast 4 19 0 81 6 2/14 13.50 2 Rudd, Tara Shoalhaven 4 19 0 95 6 2/20 15.83 3 Heinecke, Eliza Highlands 4 11 0 51 4 1/5 12.75 4 Savelli, Lily Illawarra 3 4 0 21 2 2/21 10.50 Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Heinecke, Eliza Highlands 4 2 0 2 2 Speering, Abbey South Coast 4 2 0 2
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McDonalds U/15 Women’s Country Championships
Greater Illawarra played in U/15 Women’s Country Championships in Raymond Terrace, Oct 8 & 9
Squad: India Bellhouse ©, Kobi Lynch-Munro, Hilary Swan, Lily Savelli, Caitlin Appleyard, Annalee Watson, Keisha Baldwin, Charlotte Hopperton, Aaliyah Humphries, Taleha Urszulak, Radha Vyas.
Officials: Travis Burton (Coach), Paul Brockley (Asst Coach), Round 1 Greater Illawarra 4/71 def Central Coast 8/70 (A Watson 2/9, T Urszulak 2/9, L Savelli 2/11) Round 2 Greater Illawarra 5/70 (I Bellhouse 40no) def Newcastle 68 (K Baldwin 6/8, K Lynch-Munro 2/9) Round 3 ACT/Southern 4/106 (T Urszulak 3/23) def Greater Illawarra 9/85
3v4 Western 106 (H Swan 2/4, T Urszulak 2/15) def Greater Illawarra 8/99
Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Bellhouse, India South Coast 4 4 2 40* 85 42.50 2 Lynch-Munro, Kobi Illawarra 4 3 2 12 22 22.00 3 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 4 4 1 11* 21 7.00 4 Swan, Hilary Highlands 4 4 0 9 19 4.75
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 4 15.1 0 51 9 6/8 5.67 2 Urszulak, Taleha South Coast 4 15 2 54 8 3/23 6.75 3 Lynch-Munro, Kobi Illawarra 4 14 0 50 3 2/9 16.67 Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Urszulak, Taleha South Coast 4 2 0 2 2 Humphries, Aaliyah South Coast 4 2 0 2
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McDonalds U/13 Women’s Country Championships
Greater Illawarra played in the inaugural U/13 Women’s Country Championships in Raymond Terrace, Dec 19 & 20
Squad: Annalee Watson, Keisha Baldwin, Ava Maiden, Emily Zerafa, Brooke Basu, Jasper Robinson, Nicole Hudson, Ebony Winston, Cadence Waters, Jessica Bramble, Ashleigh Barlow, Kiana Dovern.
Officials: Craig Bramble (Coach), Joanne Kelly (Asst Coach), Round 1 Central Coast 2/139 def Greater Illawarra 2/138 (A Watson 75no) Round 2 Newcastle 4/83 def Greater Illawarra 4/82 (K Baldwin 23) Round 3 ACT/Southern 3/62 def Greater Illawarra 9/61
7v8 Central North 6/94 (J Bramble 2/9) def Greater Illawarra 93 (A Watson 26no)
Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Watson, Annalee Highlands 4 3 2 75* 102 51.00 2 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 4 4 0 23 51 12.75 3 Zerafa, Emily Shoalhaven 4 3 1 18 41 20.50 4 Dovern, Kiana South Coast 4 3 1 15 27 13.50 Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Bramble, Jessica South Coast 4 7 0 43 3 2/9 14.33 2 Robinson, Jasper Illawarra 4 5 0 27 2 1/10 13.50 3 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 4 9.4 1 34 2 1/5 17.00 4 Watson, Annalee Highlands 4 10 0 43 2 1/6 21.50 Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Zerafa, Emily Shoalhaven 3 3 0 3 2 Watson, Annalee Highlands 3 1 0 1 3 Bramble, Jessica South Coast 3 1 0 1
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Zone Tables Hogg/Silver Shield CCNSW Zone Championship Table 2019-20 Zone Women’s Colts Country Bradman Kookaburra Total Points (13,15&18) Champs Allocation Newcastle 11 5 10 0 0 26 1st = 10 North Coastal 13 7 4 0 0 24 2nd = 7 Greater Illawarra 10 4 7 0 0 21 3rd = 6 Riverina 13 1 6 0 0 20 4th = 5 ACT/Southern 13 3 3 0 0 19 5th = 4 Central Coast 5 10 3 0 0 18 6th = 3 Western 7 6 1 0 0 14 7th = 2 Central Northern 8 2 2 0 0 12 8th = 1
CCNSW Zone Championship Wins Zone Country Country Under 17 Bradman Kookaburra Women’s Women’s Total Champion Colts Open/U19 Youth ships /18 /U15 (since 86/87) ACT 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 7 ACT/Southern 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 3 Central Coast 0 7 2 8 4 2 2 25 Central Northern 0 5 6 3 1 1 1 17 Greater Illawarra 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Illawarra 2 5 2 2 2 0 1 14 Newcastle 16 14 1 5 1 3 1 41 North Coastal 2 7 3 3 3 5 3 26 Riverina 1 4 3 1 0 0 0 9 Southern 2 4 4 3 0 0 1 14 Western 4 3 2 2 1 2 1 15
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CNSW YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS U/13 Greater Southern Marlins
Greater Southern Marlins competed in the inaugural CNSW Youth Champs.
Squad: Blake Mackrell ©, Jackson Ingram, Ryan Malecki , Baxter McDonald, Lucas Kay, Darcy Norris, Kasey Barton, Jarryd White, Jaiden Robinson, Harrison Wood, Matthew Page, Jaycob Constantinou. Officials: Neil Kay (Coach) Adam Mackrell (Manager)
Rd 1 Greater Southern Marlins 1/102 (J Ingram 72no) def Murrumbidgee 5/99 (B Mackrell 2/12, J White 2/21) Rd 2 Greater Southern Marlins 4/40 def CAW Murray 39 (B McDonald 5/5, L Kay 3/10, R Malecki 2/6) Rd 3 Greater Southern Marlins 2/106 (J Ingram 61, B McDonald 35) def Central West 2/104 Rd 4 Greater Southern Marlins 6/134 (J Ingram 68) def Far West 6/91 (B Mackrell 3/6, B McDonald 2/15) Rd 5 Greater Southern Marlins 90 def ACT/SD Kings 41 (B Mackrell 2/11) Rd 6 Greater Southern Marlins 6/230 (J Ingram 123, B Mackrell 35, B McDonald 25) def ACT/SD Barons 9/188 (K Barton 3/19, B Mackrell 3/23, B McDonald 2/18)
Rd 7 Illawarra Highlanders 7/225 (L Kay 2/28) def Greater Southern Marlins 7/142 (B Mackrell 41, J Ingram 31) Ladder Pts Greater Southern Marlins 25 Illawarra Highlanders 24 Far West 16 Central West 15 ACT/SD Kings 13 ACT/SD Barons 13 Murrumbidgee 9 CAW Murray 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Ingram, Jackson Shoalhaven 7 6 1 123 360 72.00 2 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 7 6 3 35* 101 33.67 3 Mackrell, Blake South Coast 7 6 3 41 99 33.00 4 Malecki, Ryan Shoalhaven 7 5 0 16 49 9.80 5 Robinson, Jaiden South Coast 7 5 2 17 44 14.67
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 7 18.1 4 64 11 5/5 5.82 2 Mackrell, Blake South Coast 7 28 4 73 10 3/6 7.30 3 Kay, Lucas South Coast 7 19 0 74 6 3/10 12.33 4 Barton, Kasey South Coast 7 20 3 86 5 3/19 17.20 5 Malecki, Ryan Shoalhaven 7 16 3 76 3 2/6 25.33
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Page, Matthew Shoalhaven 7 5 2 7 2 Robinson, Jaiden South Coast 7 4 0 4 3 Ingram, Jackson Shoalhaven 7 4 0 4
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U/13 Illawarra Highlanders
Illawarra Highlanders competed in the inaugural CNSW Youth Champs.
Squad: Blake Cattle , Jake Brown, Joshua Garnero , Finn Warburton, Wyatt Toland, Noah Fien, Alby Ferguson, Dominic Batten, Jesse Hol, Sam Harwood, Hector James, Jaycob Constantinou. Officials: Brett Ferguson (Coach) Shane Brown (Manager)
Rd 1 Illawarra Highlanders 5/109 (B Cattle 31, J Garnero 27, W Toland 26) def Far West 8/72 (A Ferguson 2/7, J Hol 2/10, H James 2/16) Rd 2 Illawarra Highlanders 5/92 (J Brown 28, J Garnero 20) def Central West 4/91 Rd 3 Illawarra Highlanders 2/77 (J Brown 37no, N Fien 26no) def CAW Murray 8/76 (H James 2/7, D Batten 2/17) Rd 4 Illawarra Highlanders 5/130 (J Brown 36, J Garnero 24, J Hol 22no, B cattle 21) def Murrumbidgee 9/73 (B Cattle 2/7, W Toland 2/11, J Garnero 2/17) Rd 5 ACT/SD Barons 4/102 def Illawarra Highlanders 101 (J Brown 24, H James 23no) Rd 6 Illawarra Highlanders 2/105 (B Cattle 34, J Brown 32no) def ACT/SD Kings 8/102 (B Cattle 3/12, H James 3/13) Rd 7 Illawarra Highlanders 7/225 (B Cattle 103, J Garnero 40) def Greater Southern Marlins 7/142 (B Cattle 3/21, A Ferguson 2/36) Ladder Pts Greater Southern Marlins 25 Illawarra Highlanders 24 Far West 16 Central West 15 ACT/SD Kings 13 ACT/SD Barons 13 Murrumbidgee 9 CAW Murray 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Cattle, Blake Illawarra 7 7 1 103 217 36.17 2 Brown, Jake Illawarra 7 7 2 37* 179 35.80 3 Garnero, Joshua Illawarra 7 6 0 40 126 21.00 4 Harwood, Sam Highlands 7 4 1 19 43 14.33 5 Fien, Noah Illawarra 7 6 3 26* 40 13.33
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Cattle, Blake Illawarra 7 26 2 69 10 3/12 6.90 2 James, Hector Illawarra 7 25 2 69 8 3/13 8.63 3 Ferguson, Alby Illawarra 7 28 3 88 6 2/17 14.67 4 Warburton, Finn Illawarra 7 33 5 112 6 1/13 18.67 5 Toland, Wyatt Illawarra 7 10 1 39 5 2/11 7.80
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Warburton, Finn Illawarra 7 5 0 5 2 Garnero, Joshua Illawarra 7 5 0 5 3 Toland, Wyatt Illawarra 7 3 0 3 4 Ferguson, Alby Illawarra 7 3 0 3 5 Fien, Noah Illawarra 7 1 2 3
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U/14 Greater Southern Marlins
Greater Southern Marlins competed in the inaugural CNSW Youth Champs.
Squad: Luke Bramble , Jared Galvin, Will Speering, Ryan Gilkes, Michael Amadio, Kias Thompson, Isaac Laughton, Euan Riedy, Matt Higham, Max Carr McCarron, Tom Fletcher, Aiden Formosa, Nash Connell. Officials: Craig Bramble (Coach) Rob Gilkes (Manager)
Rd 1 Greater Southern Marlins 0/99 (J Galvin 48no, L Bramble 45no) def Murrumbidgee 3/98 Rd 2 Greater Southern Marlins 3/166 (L Bramble 70, J Galvin 46, T Fletcher 20) def CAW Murray 76 (W Speering 2/11, A Formosa 2/12, R Gilkes 2/12) Rd 3 Greater Southern Marlins 3/125 (T Fletcher 55, M Higham 22) def Central West 6/121 (W Speering 4/26) Rd 4 Far West 3/101 def Greater Southern Marlins 6/100 (R Gilkes 48) Rd 5 ACT/SD Kings 181 (M Amadio 3/18) def Greater Southern Marlins 111 (I Laughton 38, J Galvin 21, T Fletcher 20) Rd 6 ACT/SD Barons 231 (M Amadio 3/29, E Riedy 3/39, M Higham 2/19) def Greater Southern Marlins 134 (T Fletcher 39, W Speering 24)
Rd 7 Illawarra Highlanders 6/280 (W Speering 2/54) def Greater Southern Marlins 8/77 (T Fletcher 35) Ladder Pts Illawarra Highlanders 25 Far West 24 ACT/SD Barons 24 ACT/SD Kings 16 Murrumbidgee 12 Greater Southern Marlins 9 Central West 8 CAW Murray 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Fletcher, Tom Shoalhaven 7 6 0 55 181 30.17 2 Bramble, Luke South Coast 7 6 1 70 129 25.80 3 Galvin, Jared Shoalhaven 7 6 1 48* 125 25.00 4 Gilkes, Ryan Shoalhaven 7 5 1 48 74 18.50 5 Higham, Matthew Shoalhaven 7 6 1 22 52 10.40
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Speering, Will South Coast 7 39.5 0 215 9 4/26 23.89 2 Amadio, Michael Illawarra 7 28 1 107 7 3/18 15.29 3 Formosa, Aiden South Coast 7 19 0 86 5 2/12 17.20 4 Riedy, Euan Illawarra 7 29 2 122 5 3/39 24.40 5 Higham, Matthew Shoalhaven 7 7 0 25 4 2/19 6.25
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Fletcher, Tom Shoalhaven 7 3 3 6 2 Bramble, Luke South Coast 7 5 0 5 3 Galvin, Jared Shoalhaven 7 3 0 3 4 Gilkes, Ryan Shoalhaven 7 3 0 3
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U/14 Illawarra Highlanders Illawarra Highlanders competed in the inaugural CNSW Youth Champs.
Squad: Angus Campbell ©, Lucas Allen, Nic Nicastri, Ryan Cattle, Zane Leadbitter, Daniel Cohen, Josiah Clifford, Jake Monie, James Smith, Toby Rodwell, Blake Cattle, Fletcher Sutton, Bailey Abela. Officials: Dan Abela (Coach) Anthony Campbell (Manager)
Rd 1 Illawarra Highlanders 3/111 (N Nicastri 41no, A Campbell 29) def Far West 6/110 (A Campbell 2/14) Rd 2 Illawarra Highlanders 3/145 (A Campbell 87no, R Cattle 22) def Central West 8/99 (R Cattle 2/5) Rd 3 Illawarra Highlanders 7/152 (N Nicastri 57, Z Leadbitter 41) def CAW Murray 8/95 (Z Leadbitter 3/7, D Cohen 2/23, J Clifford 2/24) Rd 4 Illawarra Highlanders 6/143 (A Campbell 45, Z Leadbitter 36no) def Murrumbidgee 3/110 Rd 5 ACT/SD Barons 3/240 (J Smith 2/44) def Illawarra Highlanders 122 (A Campbell 31, Z Leadbitter 25, J Smith 21) Rd 6 Illawarra Highlanders 6/209 (A Campbell 106, B Abela 39) def ACT/SD Kings 173 (R Cattle 4/40, J Smith 2/16)
Rd 7 Illawarra Highlanders 6/280 (N Nicastri 114, R Cattle 32, J Smith 24no, A Campbell 20 ) def Greater Southern Marlins 8/77 (F Sutton 2/8) Ladder Pts Illawarra Highlanders 25 Far West 24 ACT/SD Barons 24 ACT/SD Kings 16 Murrumbidgee 12 Greater Southern Marlins 9 Central West 8 CAW Murray 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Campbell, Angus Illawarra 7 7 1 106 322 53.67 2 Nicastri, Nicholas Illawarra 7 6 2 114 227 56.75 3 Leadbitter, Zane Illawarra 7 7 3 41 111 27.75 4 Cattle, Ryan Illawarra 7 7 0 32 84 12.00 5 Smith, James Highlands 7 5 2 24* 76 25.33
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Cattle, Ryan Illawarra 7 34.3 3 149 9 4/40 16.56 2 Leadbitter, Zane Illawarra 7 26 1 118 7 3/7 16.86 3 Smith, James Highlands 7 26 3 97 6 2/16 16.17 4 Clifford, Josiah Illawarra 7 22 1 99 5 2/24 24.40 5 Campbell, Angus Illawarra 7 21 4 70 3 2/14 23.33
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Monie, Jake South Coast 7 2 7 9 2 Allen, Lucas Illawarra 7 4 0 4
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U/15 Greater Southern Marlins
Greater Southern Marlins competed in the inaugural CNSW Youth Champs.
Squad: Lachlan Malcolm ©, Alec Dobson, Cooper Hayes , Sam McLennan, Isaac Kay, Cooper Harrison, Mitchell Constantinou, Tom Giustiniani, Callum Milsom, Christian Page, Drew Ramsden, Cooper Bramley Officials: Andy Malcolm (Coach) Bill Harrison (Manager)
Rd 1 Murrumbidgee 4/133 (C Harrison 2/16) def Greater Southern Marlins 4/127 (A Dobson 54, C Hayes 20) Rd 2 Greater Southern Marlins 4/118 (L Malcolm 49no, C Milsom 20) def CAW Murray 7/117 (C Hayes 2/5) Rd 3 Greater Southern Marlins 7/105 (A Dobson 39) def Central West 8/105 (M Constantinou 2/15, C Harrison 2/19) in a super over Rd 4 Greater Southern Marlins 4/71 (L Malcolm 33no) def Far West 70 (A Dobson 3/9, M Constantinou 2/2, I Kay 2/23) Rd 5 Greater Southern Marlins 5/211 (L Malcolm 104no, C Harrison 54) def ACT/SD Kings 160 (M Constantinou 3/29, I Kay 2/12, C Harrison 2/22) Rd 6 ACT/SD Barons 6/233 def Greater Southern Marlins 6/232 (A Dobson 101no, S McLennan 57, C Harrison 34) Rd 7 Illawarra Highlanders 9/187 (T Giustiniani 2/9, C Bramley 2/10, C Milsom 2/36) def Greater Southern Marlins 116 (D Ramsden 43) Ladder Pts ACT/SD Barons 24 Illawarra Highlanders 21 Murrumbidgee 21 Central West 19 CAW Murray 15 Greater Southern Marlins 15 ACT/SD Kings 6 Far West 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 7 7 3 104* 233 58.25 2 Dobson, Alec Shoalhaven 7 6 2 101* 203 50.75 3 Harrison, Cooper South Coast 7 6 1 54 114 22.80 4 McLennan, Sam South Coast 7 5 0 57 111 22.20 5 Ramsden, Drew Shoalhaven 7 3 0 43 65 21.67
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Constantinou, Mitchell South Coast 7 33 1 131 9 3/29 14.56 2 Dobson, Alec Shoalhaven 7 26 4 98 6 3/9 16.33 3 Kay, Isaac South Coast 7 29 5 109 6 2/12 18.17 4 Harrison, Cooper South Coast 7 22 3 128 6 2/16 21.33 5 Milson, Callum Illawarra 7 22 1 137 5 2/36 27.40
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Harrison, Cooper South Coast 7 6 0 6 2 Ramsden, Drew Shoalhaven 7 1 3 4 3 Hayes, Cooper South Coast 7 3 0 3
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U/15 Illawarra Highlanders
Illawarra Highlanders competed in the inaugural CNSW Youth Champs.
Squad: Om Talwani, Willoughby Watson, Ollie Needham, Mason Broadhead, Tom Williams, Joel Nolan, Noah King, William Hoy, Lyndon Coward, Hayden Willebrand, Jack Yates, Victor Strange Officials: Scott Needham (Coach) Matt Watson (Manager)
Rd 1 Illawarra Highlanders 93 (T Williams 24) def Far West 76 (J Yates 3/8, N King 3/26, W Hoy 2/11) Rd 2 Central West 95 (W Hoy 3/15, W Watson 2/12, H Willebrand 2/25) def Illawarra Highlanders 2/91 (O Needham 42, W Watson 33no) Rd 3 Illawarra Highlanders 3/67 (J Nolan 20) def CAW Murray 64 (J Yates 3/17, V Strange 2/10, T Williams 2/16) Rd 4 Illawarra Highlanders 7/110 (O Needham 30, W Watson 29no, T Williams 24) def Murrumbidgee 108 (W Hoy 3/15, H Willebrand 2/17, W Watson 2/18) Rd 5 ACT/SD Barons 163 (V Strange 3/42, W Hoy 2/12) def Illawarra Highlanders 135 (T Williams 28, W Watson 25) Rd 6 Illawarra Highlanders 7/195 (W Watson 72, L Coward 45, T Williams 31) def ACT/SD Kings 123 (N King 4/20, W Watson 2/9, V Strange 2/13) Rd 7 Illawarra Highlanders 9/187 (O Talwani 43, M Broadhead 26, O Needham 23, L Coward 20) def Greater Southern Marlins 116 (W Watson 4/14, V Strange 3/18) Ladder Pts ACT/SD Barons 24 Illawarra Highlanders 21 Murrumbidgee 21 Central West 19 CAW Murray 15 Greater Southern Marlins 15 ACT/SD Kings 6 Far West 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Watson, Willoughby Illawarra 7 6 2 72 171 42.75 2 Williams, Tom Illawarra 7 6 0 31 127 21.17 3 Needham, Ollie Illawarra 7 7 1 42 119 19.83 4 Coward, Lyndon Illawarra 7 5 1 45 83 20.75 5 Talwani, Om Illawarra 7 6 0 43 66 11.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Strange, Victor Illawarra 7 25 0 96 11 3/18 8.73 2 Watson, Willoughby Illawarra 7 18.4 0 76 10 4/14 7.60 3 Hoy, William Illawarra 7 30.5 2 101 10 3/15 10.10 4 King, Noah Illawarra 7 27 4 111 8 4/20 13.80 5 Yates, Jack Illawarra 7 24 2 84 7 3/8 12.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Nolan, Joel Illawarra 7 9 4 13 2 Watson, Willoughby Illawarra 7 5 0 5 3 Talwani, Om Illawarra 7 5 0 5
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U/15 Margaret Peden Shield
Greater Illawarra fielded a side in CNSW U/15 Margaret Peden Shield.
Squad: Kobi Lynch-Munro, Annalee Watson, India Bellhouse, Hilary Swan, Keisha Baldwin, Taleha Urszulak, Radha Vyas, Lily Savelli, Charlotte Hopperton, Jasper Robinson, Nicole Hudson, Cadence Waters, Jessica Bramble, Aaliyah Humphries, Nakita Boatswain. Officials: Sunil Vyas (Coach) Karen Ferguson (Manager)
Rd 1 Manly Warringah 7/115 (K Baldwin 3/19) def Greater Illawarra 6/77 (K Baldwin 25, K Lynch-Munro 22) Rd 2 Canterbury/Western Suburbs 6/123 (H Swan 2/12) def Greater Illawarra 69 Rd 3 Sutherland/St George 7/74 (L Savelli 2/20) def Greater Illawarra 73 Rd 4 Bankstown 271 (A Watson 2/30, T Urszulak 2/34, H Swan 2/41) def Greater Illawarra 166 (A Humphries 28, I Bellhouse 27) Rd 5 Parramatta 213 (K Baldwin 5/28, R Vyas 2/11) def Greater Illawarra 200 (K Lynch-Munro 54, L Savelli 37, K Baldwin 26) Rd 6 ACT 184 (T Urszulak 5/20, K Baldwin 3/33) def Greater Illawarra 8/156 (K Lynch-Munro 36, R Vyas 20) Rd 7 Greater Illawarra Bye
Ladder Pts Parramatta 40 Sutherland/St George 38 North Shore 34 Canterbury/Western Suburbs 33 Manly-Warringah 32 Bankstown 24 Newcastle 20 ACT 20 Camden 16 Greater Illawarra 7 Penrith 7 Blacktown 3 Hornsby Kuringai Hills 0
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Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Lynch-Munro, Kobi Illawarra 6 6 0 54 117 19.50 2 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 5 4 0 26 67 16.75 3 Bellhouse, India South Coast 6 6 0 27 64 10.67 4 Savelli, Lily Illawarra 6 2 0 37 48 24.00 5 Swan, Hilary Highlands 6 5 0 16 34 6.80
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 5 24.1 2 99 12 5/28 8.25 2 Urszulak, Taleha South Coast 5 27.3 2 109 8 5/20 13.63 3 Swan, Hilary Highlands 6 22 1 96 5 2/12 19.20 4 Lynch-Munro, Kobi Illawarra 6 44 7 160 4 1/12 40.00 5 Savelli, Lily Illawarra 6 19 1 66 3 2/20 22.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Lynch-Munro, Kobi Illawarra 6 4 0 4 2 Bellhouse, India South Coast 6 2 0 2 3 Swan, Hilary Highlands 6 2 0 2
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SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE PROGRAMS Plan B Regional Bash
Illawarra Flames The Illawarra Flames had players from Illawarra &Highlands for the local pool held within our zone
Squad: Mitch Hearn (c), Corbin Brown, Dave Studholme, Blake Owen, Jayden Zahra-Smith, Mitch Calder, Andrew Page, Elliott Hooper, Matt Cupitt, Matt Pike, Rhys Voysey, Troy Coleman, Jake O’Connell, Tane Nunn, Tom McDevitt, Xavier McDevitt. Officials: Stuart Bridges (Coach/Manager), Maggs Pemberton (Scorer)
Rd 1 South Coast Crew 5/129 (J O’Connell 3/19) def Illawarra Flames 7/121 (D Studholme 41) Rd 2 Illawarra Flames 8/159 (T Nunn 51,T McDevitt 21, M Hearn 20 ) def Orana Outlaws 104 (T Coleman 5/24) Rd 3 Central West Wranglers 7/116 (X McDevitt 2/11, R Voysey 2/17) def Illawarra Flames 9/115 (J Zahra-Smith 26, T McDevitt 24)
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South Coast Crew
Team: Kerrod White ©, Ned Taylor, Ryan Maguire, Stuart Tobin, Andrew Twyford, Alex Brown, Manning Berry, Mark Ulcigrai, Luke Jurancic, Jack McDonald, Callum Barton, Zac Jurd, Cade Hotham, Justin Weller, Scott McAndrew. Rd 1 South Coast Crew 5/129 (K White 53, N Taylor 26) def Illawarra Flames 7/121 (K White 3/16, S Tobin 2/15) Rd 2 Central West Wranglers 7/124 (J Weller 3/17) def South Coast Crew 7/123 (A Twyford 35, A Brown 26, S McAndrew 25) Rd 3 Orana Outlaws 8/154 (A Twyford 3/38, C Hotham 2/22) def South Coast Crew 9/138 (K White 81, A Brown 22) Ladder Pts Central West Wranglers 6 Illawarra Flames 2 South Coast Crew 2 Orana Outlaws 2 Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 White, Kerrod South Coast Crew 3 3 0 81 138 46.00 2 Brown, Alex South Coast Crew 3 3 1 26 61 30.50 3 Nunn, Tane Illawarra Flames 2 2 0 51 61 30.50 4 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra Flames 3 3 0 26 49 16.33 5 McDevitt, Tom Illawarra Flames 2 2 0 24 46 23.00 6 Twyford, Andrew South Coast Crew 3 3 0 35 44 14.67 Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Coleman, Troy Illawarra Flames 3 12 0 89 7 5/24 12.71 2 O’Connell, Jake Illawarra Flames 3 11 1 58 5 3/19 11.60 3 Weller, Justin South Coast Crew 2 8 0 35 4 3/17 8.75 4 White, Kerrod South Coast Crew 3 8 0 55 4 3/16 13.75 5 Twyford, Andrew South Coast Crew 3 10 0 69 4 3/38 17.25 6 Tobin, Stuart South Coast Crew 3 12 0 78 4 2/15 19.50 Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Hooper, Elliott Illawarra Flames 3 4 0 4 2 Barton, Callum South Coast Crew 3 3 0 3
GIZ Annual R e p o r t 2 0 1 9 / 20 P a g e 50 | 91
NSW Women’s Regional Bash Illawarra Flames competed in the inaugural NSW Women’s Regional Bash
Team: Emma Coughlan-Ryan ©, Joanne Kelly, Kayla Burton, Izzy Savelli, Sophie Heath, Dharmini Chauhan, Naomi Woods, Kate Lea, Ashleigh Burton, Lauren Woods, Louise Tonge, Ashleigh Yeaman, Karen Ferguson, Bec Waters, Madison Greenhalgh, Kaleah Austin, Chantelle Downey, Sam Henness. Coach: Craig Howsan Manager: Sarah Smithies Rd 1 Illawarra Flames 0/105 (K Burton 50no, J Kelly 36no) def Orana Outlaws 6/104 (N Woods 3/10, E Coughlan-Ryan 2/18 S/F ACT Aces 5/152 def Illawarra Flames 97 (J Kelly 27) Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Kelly, Joanne Shoalhaven 2 2 1 36* 63 63.00 2 Burton, Kayla Illawarra 1 1 1 50* 50 00.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Woods, Naomi Shoalhaven 2 8 0 29 3 3/10 9.67 2 Coughlan-Ryan, Emma Illawarra 2 6 0 30 2 2/18 15.00 3 Heath, Sophie Illawarra 2 8 0 45 2 1/17 22.50
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Greenhalgh, Madison Illawarra 1 1 0 1 2 Woods, Naomi Shoalhaven 2 1 0 1 3 Coughlan-Ryan, Emma Illawarra 2 1 0 1 4 Austin, Kaelah Illawarra 1 1 0 1
GIZ Annual R e p o r t 2 0 1 9 / 20 P a g e 51 | 91
INTER ASSOCIATION COMPETITIONS Creighton Cup New era for the zone with Illawarra, South Coast, Highlands & Shoalhaven to play in the newly named Creighton Cup, in honour of Graeme Creighton. Creighton Cup Premiers 2019-20 N/A Rd 1 Illawarra vs Shoalhaven washed out South Coast vs Highlands washed out 3rd v 4th Highlands 9/253 (C Pike 55, T Goldfinch 44, M Cupitt 35, J Morton 29no, J Weller 4/29) def Shoalhaven 115 (S Bell 25, L Jurancic 21, A Debs 5/23, D Wellington 2/25) Final Illawarra vs South Coast washed out
Batting Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Pike, Cameron Highlands 1 1 0 55 55 55.00 2 Goldfinch, Tim Highlands 1 1 0 44 44 44.00 3 Cupitt, Matt Highlands 1 1 0 35 35 35.00 4 Morton, James Highlands 1 1 1 29* 29 N/A 5 Bell, Shane Shoalhaven 1 1 0 25 25 25.00
Bowling Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Debs, Alex Highlands 1 7 2 23 5 5/23 4.60 2 Weller, Justin Shoalhaven 1 10 2 29 4 4/29 7.25 3 Wellington, Dale Highlands 1 6 0 35 2 2/35 17.50
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Spies, David Highlands 1 2 0 2 2 Morton, James Highlands 1 2 0 2
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U/18 GIZ Cup New era for Illawarra, joining South Coast, Highlands & Shoalhaven to play in the newly named GIZ Cup. U/18 GIZ Cup Premiers 2019-20: Illawarra
Squad: Blake Smith ©, Sam Sharpe, Daniel Wark, Sam Hobson, Aidan Cook, Matt Garnero, Ethan Kohen, Harry Hobson, Jamie Phillipson, Isaac Warburton, Hugo Ikeda, Tom Jeffery, Jayden Zahra-Smith, Nate Ruddock, Andy Magennis, Lachlan Brown Round 1 (50 overs) Shoalhaven 231 (J Dickinson 40, R Hall 35, R Lavalle 34, S Griffin 30, C Barton 2/38, D Smith 2/45) def South Coast 124 (L Urzsulak 34, J McDonald 25, R Burinaga 3/8, A Lowbridge 3/18)
Illawarra 7/118 (S Hobson 30, E Kohen 21no) def Highlands 115 (H Ikeda 3/14, J Phillipson 3/24, M Garnero 2/19)
Round 2 (50 overs) Illawarra 9/239 (E Kohen 74no, S Sharpe 41, I Warburton 23, C Barton 2/25, D Smith 2/34, J Burns 2/34) def South Coast 6/124 (J McDonald 66no, D Smith 20, A Magennis 2/25) on D/L
Shoalhaven 214 (R Burinaga 65, J Dickinson 27, R Morton 2/19, B Denney 2/25, M King 2/40) def Highlands 8/203 (B Tucker 57no, B Denney 49no, J Morton 40, A Lowbridge 3/53, J Rumble 2/31)
Round 3 (50 overs) Highlands 8/239 (J Bryant 5/57) def South Coast 86
Illawarra 7/260 (A Cook 69, S Sharpe 54, M Garnero 45, S Hobson 29, D Wark 26, J Rumble 2/29, B Dixon 2/32, R Burinaga 2/35) def Shoalhaven 130 (R Hall 30, J Dickinson 22, I Warburton 3/23, J Phillipson 3/30, B Smith 2/23, H Ikeda 2/24)
Round 4 (T-20) Illawarra 4/81 (M Garnero 27no, B Smith 22, S Jeffrey 2/23) def Shoalhaven 9/79 (S Griffin 36, L Brown 2/5, H Ikeda 2/13, M Garnero 2/13)
South Coast 4/40 def Highlands 5/75 (C Barton 3/8)
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Round 5 (T-20) Shoalhaven 6/99 (S Griffin 29) def Highlands 6/98 (J Morton 39, C Watman 21, R Burinaga 2/15)
Illawarra 4/105 (D Wark 69no) def South Coast 5/104 (M Henderson 28, D Smith 28, J Burns 26)
Ladder Pts Illawarra 17 Shoalhaven 11 Highlands 5 South Coast 2 Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Wark, Daniel Illawarra 5 4 1 69* 122 40.67 2 Sharpe, Sam Illawarra 5 4 0 54 118 29.50 3 Kohen, Ethan Illawarra 5 5 4 74* 117 117.00 4 Dickinson, James Shoalhaven 5 5 0 40 105 21.00 5 Griffin, Sean Shoalhaven 4 4 0 36 102 25.50 6 Garnero, Matt Illawarra 5 4 1 45 97 32.33 7 Burinaga, Rhys Shoalhaven 5 5 0 65 97 19.40 8 McDonald, Jack South Coast 5 2 1 66* 91 91.00 9 Hobson, Sam Illawarra 5 4 0 30 86 21.50 10 Hall, Ryan Shoalhaven 5 5 0 35 84 16.80
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Burinaga, Rhys Shoalhaven 5 31.2 6 94 9 3/8 10.44 2 Phillipson, Jamie Illawarra 5 34 5 117 9 3/24 13.00 3 Ikeda, Hugo Illawarra 4 26 5 57 8 3/14 7.13 4 Barton, Callum South Coast 5 28 2 132 8 3/8 16.50 5 Bryant, James South Coast 5 35 3 187 8 5/57 23.38 6 Lowbridge, Angus Shoalhaven 3 20 0 93 6 3/18 15.50 7 Smith, Daniel South Coast 5 37 4 136 6 2/34 22.67 8 Garnero, Matthew Illawarra 5 17.3 2 55 5 2/13 11.00 9 Rumble, Justin Shoalhaven 4 18 0 81 5 2/29 16.20 10 Warburton, Isaac Illawarra 5 27 3 93 5 3/23 18.60
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Cook, Aidan Illawarra 4 3 4 7 2 Hall, Ryan Shoalhaven 5 2 4 6 3 Hobson, Sam Illawarra 5 6 0 6 4 Sam Sharpe Illawarra 5 5 0 5
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U/16 Steve Edwards Cup The second Season of the Steve Edwards Cup, Shoalhaven were victorious U/16 Steve Edwards Cup Premiers 2019-20 Shoalhaven
Squad: Alec Dobson, Drew Ramsden, Hyeon Parsons, Lachlan Malcolm, Jack Walsh, Lachlan Barr, Riley Simms, Luke Jones, Joel Ramsden, Cooper Bramley, Mitchell Downey, Christian Page, Joshua Vanzetti. Andrew Malcolm (Coach) Round 1 (50 overs) Illawarra 3/112 (R Cattle 40no, T Williams 32no, H Willebrand 2/25) def Highlands 109 (O Murton 33, H Willebrand 24, H Canute 20, T Williams 2/5, R Cattle 2/8)
South Coast 9/234 (L Mackrell 70, K Ross 46, J Whalan 37, C Page 2/7, L Jones 2/36, L Malcolm 2/37) def Shoalhaven 9/180 (L Malcolm 61no, A Dobson 34, H Parsons 23, F Baget-Juleff 2/12)
Round 2 (50 overs) Highlands 7/151 (H Willebrand 78, B Lawler 3/12) def South Coast 135 (K Ross 39, J Baldwin 3/13, O Murton 3/27, F O’Connor 2/25)
Shoalhaven 6/254 (H Parsons 133no, A Dobson 67, N Ruddock 3/35, A Magennis 2/51) def Illawarra 3/252 (R Cattle 97no, N Ruddock 51, W Watson 45, O Needham 33)
Round 3 (50 overs) Shoalhaven 193 (A Dobson 45, R Sims 34, J Walsh 28, H Canute 2/15, O Murton 2/22, F O’Connor 2/41, H Willebrand 2/44) def Highlands 78 (H Willebrand 23, L Jones 6/8, J Ramsden 2/11)
South Coast 5/145 (Z Mitchell 50, C Hayes 28no, J Whalan 25, J Yates 2/25) def Illawarra 144 (O Needham 45, W Watson 33, M Constantinou 3/35, B Lawler 2/17)
Round 4 (T-20) South Coast 2/145 (L Mackrell 81no, C Harrison 35) def Shoalhaven 9/60 (B Lawler 2/11, M Constantinou 2/14, I Kay 2/15)
Illawarra 0/46 def Highlands 44 (C Milsom 5/3, B Leadbitter 2/10)
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Round 5 (T-20) Illawarra 6/76 (A Magennis 24no, L Malcolm 3/8) def Shoalhaven 74 (B Leadbitter 2/1, R Cattle 2/9, N Ruddock 2/10)
South Coast 3/63 (A Ward 33no) def Highlands 61 (B Lawler 3/15, M Constantinou 2/4, I Kay 2/15) Round 6 (T-20) Shoalhaven 4/157 (R Sims 47, H Parsons 32) def Highlands 9/105 (H Willebrand 29, H Canute 22)
South Coast 6/116 (L Mackrell 44, J Whalan 31no, K Nunn 2/9) def Illawarra 6/94 (T Williams 32, M Constantinou 2/15)
Finals 3rd v 4th Illawarra 1/125 (N Ruddock 62no, W Watson 26, R Cattle 22) def Highlands 5/123 (O Murton 32, H Willebrand 29, A Magennis 2/8) 1st v 2nd Shoalhaven 7/137 (A Dobson 33, L Malcolm 23, F Baget-Juleff 3/30, Z Mitchell 2/26) def South Coast 135 (L Mackrell 47, C Hayes 23, L Malcolm 2/11, H Parsons 2/17, M Downey 2/21)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Mackrell, Liam South Coast 7 7 2 81* 258 51.60 2 Parsons, Hyeon Shoalhaven 7 7 1 133* 226 37.67 3 Cattle, Rhys Illawarra 7 7 4 97* 201 67.00 4 Dobson, Alec Shoalhaven 7 6 0 67 200 33.33 5 Willebrand, Hayden Highlands 7 7 0 78 198 28.29 6 Ruddock, Nate Illawarra 7 6 1 62* 151 30.20 7 Watson, Willoughby Illawarra 7 6 1 45 141 28.20 8 Whalan, Joel South Coast 7 7 1 37 138 23.00 9 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 7 7 2 61* 126 25.20 10 Ross, Kobe South Coast 7 7 1 46 122 20.33
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Lawler, Byron South Coast 7 34.4 5 101 11 3/12 9.18 2 Constantinou, Mitchell South Coast 7 41.5 5 138 11 3/35 12.25 3 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 7 27 4 119 10 3/8 11.90 4 Milsom, Callum Illawarra 7 15.5 2 41 9 5/3 4.56 5 Jones, Luke Shoalhaven 7 41 9 162 9 6/8 18.00 6 Baget-Juleff, Fynn South Coast 4 28.4 2 89 7 3/30 12.71 7 Ruddock, Nate Illawarra 7 29 5 110 7 3/35 15.71 8 Magennis, Andy Illawarra 7 42 13 127 7 2/8 18.14 9 Cattle, Rhys Illawarra 7 40 7 107 6 2/9 17.83 10 Leadbitter, Bailey Illawarra 7 37.5 5 108 6 2/1 18.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Needham, Ollie Illawarra 7 7 4 11 2 Mackrell, Liam South Coast 7 6 4 10 3 Walsh, Jack Shoalhaven 7 7 0 7 4 Baldwin, Jack Highlands 7 6 0 6
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U/14 Inter Association New era for the zone with Illawarra, joining South Coast, Highlands & Shoalhaven to play in the U/14 Inter Association competition. Illawarra Red were victorious in 2018/19 U/14 Inter Association Premiers 2019-20 Shoalhaven
Tom Fletcher, Joah Mason, Kingsley Smith, Jared Galvin, Matthew Higham, Daniel Moodley, Max Carr- McCarron, Riley O’Carroll, Nash Connell, Jackson Ingram , Patrick Higgins, Ryan Gilkes, Luke Gallen. Coach: Rob Gilkes Round 1 (40 overs) South Coast 5/184 (L Bramble 65, J Monie 46, W Speering 28, C Cooper 2/15) def Highlands 9/173 (W Thomson 49, J Smith 43, H Hansen 23, A Formosa 3/27)
Shoalhaven 2/130 (J Ingram 61no, P Higgins 26, J Galvin 22no, B Abela 2/18) def Illawarra 127 (R Cattle 33, B Abela 29, L Gallen 2/7, R O’Carroll 2/10, M Carr-McCarron 2/16)
Round 2 (40 overs) Illawarra 2/239 (B Abela 119, N Nicastri 50, A Campbell 43no) def Highlands 136 (W Thomson 29, H Hansen 25, K Thompson 5/16)
Shoalhaven 2/108 (J Ingram 51no, T Fletcher 24no) def South Coast 105 (L Bramble 28, J Galvin 4/0)
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Round 3 (40 overs) Illawarra 7/210 (R Cattle 67no, T Rodwell 30, B Abela 23, Z Leadbitter 21, A Formosa 3/39) def South Coast 98 (J Clifford 2/8, Z Leadbitter 2/8, A Campbell 2/11, M Amadio 2/13)
Shoalhaven 2/283 (T Fletcher 100no, J Galvin 68no, K Smith 31no, M Higham 29no, R Gilkes 28) def Highlands 6/106 (J Hol 27, M Carr McCarron 3/17)
Round 4 (T-20) South Coast 1/84 (D Clark 37no, L Bramble 21no) def Highlands 82 (W Speering 3/5)
Illawarra 5/122 (B Abela 49no, N Nicastri 26) def Shoalhaven 6/121 (T Fletcher 45, J Ingram 40, K Thompson 4/14)
Round 5 (T-20) Illawarra 3/161 (B Abela 70, Z Leadbitter 48no, J Hol 2/23) def Highlands 5/71 (W Thomson 37no, J Clifford 2/7)
Shoalhaven 3/127 (J Ingram 51, M Higham 28, R Gilkes 23no) def South Coast 68 (N Connell 2/2, R O’Carroll 2/3, J Mason 2/17)
Round 6 (T-20) Highlands drew with Shoalhaven Illawarra drew with South Coast
3rd v 4th (40 overs) South Coast drew with Highlands Highlands 6/49
Final (40 overs) Illawarra 0/3 drew with Shoalhaven
Overall Ladder Pts Shoalhaven 17 Illawarra 15 South Coast 7 Highlands 1
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Abela, Bailey Illawarra 7 6 2 119 291 72.75 2 Ingram, Jackson Shoalhaven 7 5 1 61* 204 51.00 3 Fletcher, Tom Shoalhaven 7 4 1 100 169 56.33 4 Bramble, Luke South Coast 6 5 1 65 139 34.75 5 Thomson, William Highlands 7 5 2 49 133 33.25 6 Cattle, Ryan Illawarra 7 5 2 67* 111 37.00 7 Nicastri, Nicolas Illawarra 7 6 1 50 110 22.00 8 Galvin, Jared Shoalhaven 7 3 2 68* 96 96.00 9 Monie, Jake South Coast 6 4 0 46 79 19.75 10 Smith, James Highlands 6 5 0 43 78 15.60
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Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Thompson, Kias Illawarra 7 20 3 60 10 5/16 6.00 2 Carr-McCarron, Max Shoalhaven 7 23.3 3 84 8 3/17 10.50 3 Formosa, Aiden South Coast 6 22 1 105 7 3/27 15.00 4 Speering, Will South Coast 6 25 1 107 6 3/5 17.83 5 O’Carroll, Riley Shoalhaven 7 11.2 0 38 5 2/3 7.60 6 Galvin, Jared Shoalhaven 7 3.5 1 9 4 4/0 2.25 7 Sutton, Fletcher Illawarra 7 15 1 55 4 1/7 13.75 8 Clifford, Josiah Illawarra 7 20.3 4 68 4 2/7 17.00 9 Mason, Joah Shoalhaven 7 23 2 78 4 2/17 19.50 10 Campbell, Angus Illawarra 7 11.2 1 22 3 2/11 7.33
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Fletcher, Tom Shoalhaven 7 7 3 10 2 Amadio, Michael Illawarra 7 5 0 5 3 Rodwell, Toby Illawarra 7 1 3 4
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U/13 Inter Association New era for the zone with Illawarra, joining South Coast, Highlands & Shoalhaven to play in the U/14 Inter Association competition. Illawarra Red were victorious in 2018/19 U/13 Inter Association Premiers 2019-20 Illawarra
Squad: Jake Brown, Josh Garnero, Wyatt Toland, Austin Snell, Finn Warburton, Alby Ferguson, Hector James, Dominic Batten, Connor Robbie, Caleb Neich, Deep Shah. Round 1 (40 overs) Illawarra 5/289 (J Garnero 101no, W Toland 38, F Warburton 28, J Brown 27, M Kezik 3/41) def GIZ Cavaliers 64 (A Ferguson 3/13, D Shah 2/6, C Neich 2/9) South Coast 2/136 (B Mackrell 65no, B McDonald 55no) def Shoalhaven 9/133 (R Malecki 48, R Ingram 35, D Norris 4/9, J Robinson 2/22)
Round 2 (40 overs) Illawarra 0/135 (J Garnero 66no, J Brown 50no) def Shoalhaven 7/131 (J Ingram 59, R Malecki 20, J Garnero 3/18, C Niech 2/15) South Coast 5/294 (J Robinson 85, D Grant 80no, B McDonald 64) def GIZ Cavaliers 90 (J Floyd 3/14, J Couley 2/15)
Round 3 (40 overs) Illawarra 9/157 (H James 28, D Batten 22no, C Robbie 20no, J Floyd 2/6, J White 2/19, J Robinson 2/39) def South Coast 6/153 (J Robinson 74, B Mackrell 38, C Neich 3/47) Shoalhaven 7/317 (R Malecki 78no, L Zerafa 52, D Hylton-Cummings 38, J Griffith 34, R Ingram 33, H Fairs 26no, C Luke 2/35, L Chiodo 2/57) def GIZ Cavaliers 79 (C Bramley 2/10, H Fairs 2/12, H Mackay 2/15)
Round 4 (T-20) Shoalhaven 7/129 (R Malecki 47, M Page 40, J Robinson 2/24) def South Coast 5/125 (J Robinson 44, J Coleman 41) Illawarra 1/171 (J Brown 83, A Ferguson 64no) def GIZ Cavaliers 8/69 (M Kezik 22, H James 2/13)
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Round 5 (T-20) Illawarra 7/141 (J Brown 40, F Warburton 21, R Ingram 2/26) drew Shoalhaven 1/11 GIZ Cavaliers 7/95 (J Brown 20no, B Mackrell 2/11, J Robinson 2/12) drew South Coast
Round 6 (T-20) Illawarra drew with South Coast Shoalhaven drew with GIZ Cavaliers
3rd v 4th Shoalhaven drew with GIZ Cavaliers 1st v 2nd Illawarra 3/106 (J Garnero 46, F Warburton 27no, J Robinson 2/18) def South Coast 7/101 (B McDonald 23, A Ferguson 3/17, J Garnero 2/10)
Overall Ladder Pts Illawarra 17 South Coast 10 Shoalhaven 9 GIZ Cavaliers 2
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Garnero, Josh Illawarra 7 5 2 101* 234 78.00 2 Brown, Jake Illawarra 7 6 1 83 215 43.00 3 Robinson, Jaiden South Coast 6 5 0 85 207 41.40 4 Malecki, Ryan Shoalhaven 6 5 2 78* 197 65.67 5 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 6 4 1 64 151 50.33 6 Mackrell, Blake South Coast 6 5 2 65* 140 46.67 7 Ingram, Riley Shoalhaven 6 5 1 59 128 32.00 8 Ferguson, Alby Illawarra 7 5 3 64* 98 49.00 9 Dillon, Grant South Coast 5 3 1 80* 86 43.00 10 Warburton, Finn Illawarra 7 5 2 28 80 26.67
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Robinson, Jaiden South Coast 6 29.4 4 115 10 2/12 11.50 2 Garnero, Josh Illawarra 7 22 2 50 8 3/18 6.25 3 Neich, Caleb Illawarra 7 23.1 5 81 8 3/47 10.13 4 Floyd, Jake South Coast 6 18.3 4 60 6 3/14 10.00 5 Ferguson, Alby Illawarra 7 19 2 63 6 3/13 10.50 6 Norris, Darcy South Coast 6 19 3 62 5 4/9 12.40 7 Warburton, Finn Illawarra 7 29 7 56 4 1/2 14.00 8 Clifford, Josiah Illawarra 7 20.3 4 68 4 2/7 17.00 9 Mason, Joah Shoalhaven 7 23 2 78 4 2/17 19.50 10 Campbell, Angus Illawarra 7 11.2 1 22 3 2/11 7.33
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Brown, Jake Illawarra 7 5 3 8 2 Lawler, Loghan South Coast 5 8 0 8 3 Shah, Deep Illawarra 7 4 0 4 4 Garnero, Joshua Illawarra 7 4 0 4
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U/12 Inter Association New era for the zone with Illawarra, joining South Coast, Highlands & Shoalhaven to play in the U/14 Inter Association competition. Shoalhaven were victorious in 2018/19 U/12 Inter Association Premiers 2019-20 Illawarra
Squad: Blake Cattle ©, Thomas King, Riley Broadhead, Arlan Grose, Noah Fien, Joshua Minovski, Logan Jensen, Cooper Garrard, Jack Cattley, Harrison Deck, Kalan Taylor, Oliver Smith. Coach: Troy Jensen Asst Coach: Jamie Phillipson Round 1 (40 overs) Illawarra 3/160 (B Cattle 83, N Fien 41) def South Coast 7/157 (L Kay 49, A O’Hara 36, A Grose 2/27, H Deck 2/36) Shoalhaven 8/191 (T Eyland 68, B Parker 33, F Dunn 22, A Watson 3/29, H Murray 2/13) def Highlands 8/184 (R Day 43, A Watson 30, S Harwood 27, M Cassar 20, J Walters 3/11, T Eyland 3/36)
Round 2 (40 overs) Illawarra 2/99 (T King 27no, B Cattle 24) def Highlands 9/95 (W Gilbert 28, A Grose 2/18)
South Coast 7/169 (L Kay 51, K Barton 27, F Dunn 3/18, T Eyland 2/30) def Shoalhaven 9/161 (J Galvin 36, F Dunn 23, B Lynch 21, B Parker 20, T Eyland 20, L Kay 2/26, J Peters 2/27)
Round 3 (40 overs) Illawarra 4/262 (N Fien 100no, R Broadhead 72no, T King 41, F Dunn 2/48) def Shoalhaven 9/112 (T Eyland 25, A Grose 3/20, T King 2/4)
South Coast 8/242 (A O’Hara 81, A Campion 64, K Barton 43, A Watson 4/32, W Gilbert 3/39) def Highlands 9/119 (S Harwood 41, J Peters 3/13, K Barton 3/16, J Constantinou 2/12)
Round 4 (T-20) Shoalhaven 3/125 (B Parker 35, B Lynch 35no) def Highlands 8/82 (R Day 33, H McMahon 23, J Galvin 3/12, A Redlich 2/4)
Illawarra 4/149 (B Cattle 103no) def South Coast 72 (J Minovski 3/7, L Jensen 2/6, B Cattle 2/6)
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Round 5 (T-20) Illawarra 5/168 (T King 50, N Fien 47, B Cattle 45, H McMahon 3/23) def Highlands 76 (S Harwood 33, T King 3/1, H Deck 2/1) South Coast 7/104 (L Kay 59, J Galvin 2/16) def Shoalhaven 9/99 (T Eyland 40, B Parker 28) Round 6 (T-20) Illawarra drew with Shoalhaven South Coast drew with Highlands
3rd v 4th Shoalhaven 4/79 drew with Highlands 1st v 2nd Illawarra 92 (K Barton 2/2, L Kay 2/13, B Fredericks 2/15, J Peters 2/17) def South Coast 79 (L Kay 28, B Cattle 4/8, H Deck 2/15)
Overall Ladder Pts Illawarra 14 South Coast 9 Shoalhaven 4 Highlands 0
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Cattle, Blake Illawarra 7 6 1 103* 275 55.00 2 Fien, Noah Illawarra 7 6 1 100* 212 42.00 3 Kay, Lucas South Coast 7 6 0 59 205 34.17 4 Eyland, Tobias Shoalhaven 7 5 0 68 159 31.00 5 O’Hara, Archie South Coast 7 6 0 81 140 23.33 6 Parker, Bailey Shoalhaven 7 6 0 35 139 23.17 7 King, Thomas Illawarra 7 6 1 50 137 27.40 8 Day, Rohan Highlands 6 5 0 43 126 25.20 9 Barton, Kasey South Coast 7 6 0 43 117 19.50 10 Broadhead, Riley Illawarra 7 6 3 72* 114 38.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Grose, Arlan Illawarra 7 29 8 83 8 3/20 10.38 2 Cattle, Blake Illawarra 7 26 5 57 7 4/8 8.14 3 Watson, Annalee Highlands 5 16 1 75 7 4/32 10.71 4 Deck, Harrison Illawarra 7 23 2 80 7 2/1 11.43 5 Barton, Kasey South Coast 7 22 3 90 7 3/16 12.86 6 Peters, Joshua South Coast 7 28.5 2 122 7 3/13 17.43 7 King, Thomas Illawarra 7 12 4 17 6 3/1 2.83 8 Kay, Lucas South Coast 7 22.3 1 84 6 2/13 14.00 9 Dunn, Flynn Highlands 7 29 4 120 6 3/18 20.00 10 Jensen, Logan Illawarra 7 28.3 7 60 5 2/6 12.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Lynch, Beau Shoalhaven 7 6 0 6 2 Edwards, Charles South Coast 7 5 0 5 3 O’Hara, Archie South Coast 7 5 0 5
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Zone Association Table 2019/20
U/12 U/13 U/14 U/16 Colts Opens Total Points Allocation Illawarra 4 4 3 2 4 0 17 1st = 4 Shoalhaven 2 2 4 4 3 0 15 2nd = 3 South Coast 3 3 2 3 1 0 12 3rd = 2 Highlands 1 0 1 1 2 0 5 4th = 1
Zone Champions History
Association U/12 U/13 U/14 U/16 U/18 Opens Total Highlands - - - 1 1 - 2 Illawarra 1 1 1 - 1 1 5 Shoalhaven 1 - 1 1 - - 3 South Coast ------
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U/14 Girls Thunder Cup Our U/14 Thunder Cup proceeded without ACT & Goulburn players.
Teams Flames: Annalee Watson (c), Brooke Basu, Jasper Robinson, Radha Vyas, Keisha Baldwin, Ava Maiden, Emily Rodgers, Keira Hol, Ash Wilson, Chilli Sparke, Neve Wallace Dolphins: Aaliyah Humphries (c), Ebony Winston, Jessica Bramble, Cadence Waters, Taleha Urszulak, Tahlia Pracy, Jenna Osmond, Nicola Hudson, Nakita Boatswain, Emily Zerafa. Kiana Dovern Round 1 (40 overs) GIZ Dolphins 4/185 (J Bramble 48 no, A Humphries 27, A Maiden 2/21, B Basu 1/6) def GIZ Flames 8/180 (K Hol 23, A Maiden 21 no, K Baldwin 21, N Hudson 3/7, T Urszulak 2/14)
Round 2 (T-20) GIZ Flames 4/79 (A Watson 26, K Baldwin 18no, N Hudson 2/12, C Waters 1/16) def GIZ Dolphins 3/76 (T Pracey 25, E Winston 16 no, A Watson 1/19) Round 3 (T-20) GIZ Flames 7/75 (K Baldwin 18, R Vyas 15, N Hudson 2/12, N Boatswain 2/18) def GIZ Dolphins 5/74 (J Bramble 23 no, N Hudson 18, K Baldwin 1/5, A Watson 1/13)
Ladder GIZ Flames 4 GIZ Dolphins 2
Batting Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Bramble, Jessica GIZ Dolphins 3 3 3 48* 81 N/A 2 Baldwin, Keisha GIZ Flames 3 3 1 21 57 28.50 3 Humphries, Aaliyah GIZ Dolphins 3 3 0 27 37 12.33 4 Rodgers, Emily GIZ Flames 3 3 1 18 31 15.50 5 Hol, Keira GIZ Flames 3 3 0 16 30 10.00 6 Maiden, Ava GIZ Flames 3 3 1 21* 26 13.00 7 Vyas, Radha GIZ Flames 3 3 1 15 26 13.00
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Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Hudson, Nicola GIZ Dolphins 3 - - - 7 3/7 4.71 2 Urszulak, Taleha GIZ Dolphins 3 - - - 2 2/14 7.00 3 Boatswain, Nakita GIZ Dolphins 3 - - - 2 2/18 9.00 4 Maiden, Ava GIZ Flames 3 - - - 2 2/21 17.50 5 Baldwin, Keisha GIZ Flames 3 - - - 2 1/5 19.00 6 Waters, Cadence GIZ Dolphins 3 2 1/16 24.00
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U/13 GIZ Cavaliers Greater Illawarra formed a team to make up the 4th team in our U/13 Inter Association competition. Squad: Mackay Schumacher (Illawarra), Harrison Orton (Illawarra), Cooper Luke (Shoalhaven), Lucas Chiodo (Illawarra), Mitchell Kezik (Shoalhaven), Prashane Fernando (Illawarra), Johnathan McGuirk (Illawarra), Kain Lewis (Illawarra), Shiv Kini (Illawarra), Jackson Brown (Illawarra), Jacob Taylor (Illawarra). Coach: Matt Crouch (Illawarra)
Round 1 (40 overs) Illawarra 5/289 (M Kezik 3/41) def GIZ Cavaliers 64 (M Kezik 17)
Round 2 (40 overs) South Coast 5/294 GIZ Cavaliers 90
Round 3 (40 overs) Shoalhaven 7/317 (C Luke 2/35, M Kezik 2/57) def GIZ Cavaliers 79 (K Lewis 16)
Round 4 (T-20) Illawarra 1/171 def GIZ Cavaliers 8/69 (M Kezik 22, J Brown 18)
Round 5 (T-20) GIZ Cavaliers 7/95 (J Brown 20no, H Orton 18) drew with South Coast
Round 6 (T-20) Shoalhaven drew with GIZ Cavaliers
3rd v 4th Shoalhaven drew with GIZ Cavaliers
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GIZ Masters League New era for the zone with the inaugural zone wide Masters League being launched GIZ Masters League Premiers 2019-20 South Coast
Squad: Tony Panecasio ©, Matt Faint, Col Yeaman, Tode Biracovski, Mark Lopez, Rob McMahon, Simon Pearse, Simon Bartlett, Scott Cox, Brian Heapy, Will Hudson, Jose Villa, Jamie Crowhurst, Brad Speering, Adam Johnston. Round 1 (40 overs) South Coast 4/102 def Wests Illawarra 100 Keira White Lions 3/90 (R Le Febvre 30no, R Everett 28no) def Highlands 68 (D Dobinson 6/15)
Round 2 (40 overs) Wests Illawarra 5/194 (J Kriss 31no, G Warren 30no, D Potts 30no, M Waldock 26, W Johnston 22 ) def Highlands 6/138 (P Murphy 2/26)
South Coast 0/76 def Keira White Lions 73 (D Kampers 23)
Round 3 (40 overs) Wests Illawarra 9/224 (P Warren 37no, S Ryan 30no, P Rowe 30no, G Warren 22, W Johnston 22, M Dorrian 21, D Potts 20, R Le Febvre 2/9, P Murphy 2/30, P Arsovski 2/54) def Keira White Lions 7/157 (D Murphy 31no, M Christie 30no, S Hall 30no, V Cuoco 22, G Warren 2/9)
South Coast 2/288 def Highlands 161
Overall Ladder Pts South Coast 6 Wests Illawarra 4 Keira White Lions 2 Highlands 0
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O/50 Orange Carnival Two Greater Illawarra Teams headed to Orange for the Orange O/50 Carnival Greater Illawarra 1 (Division 2)
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Squad: Nick Kapsimallis ©, Doug Murphy, Dave Kampers, Jim Arsovski, Richard Everett, Bill Reid, Sherville Hall, Scott Sigmond, Paul Jones, Tony Panecasio, Peter Murphy, Steve Morgan.
Round 1 (40 overs) Greater Illawarra (1) 6/159 (N Kapsimallis 40no, D Kampers 31, D Murphy 24) def Western Wildfires (2) 68 (B Reid 2/4, S Morgan 2/14) Round 2 (40 overs) Lake Macquarie Dinosaurs 231 (T Panecasio 4/19, B Ried 3/26, N Kapsimallis 2/22) def Greater Illawarra (1) 197 (J Arsovski 59no, B Reid 47)
Round 3 (40 overs) Greater Illawarra (1) 1/137 (D Murphy 43no, J Arsovski 42no, N Kapsimallis 27no) def Port Jackson White Wolves 7/136 (B Reid 2/13, P Murphy 2/18)
Overall Ladder Pts Lake Macquarie Dinosaurs 6 Greater Illawarra (1) 4 Albury Wodonga 4 Port Jackson Blue Baggers 4 Port Jackson White Wolves 2 Western Wildfires (2) 2 New England/Moree 2 Central Coast Yellow 0
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Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Arsovski, Jim Illawarra 3 3 2 59* 112 112.00 2 Murphy, Doug Illawarra 3 3 1 43* 75 37.50 3 Kapsimallis, Nick Illawarra 3 3 2 40* 67 67.00 4 Reid, Bill Illawarra 3 2 0 47 63 31.50 5 Kampers, Dave Illawarra 3 3 0 31 55 18.33
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Reid, Bill Illawarra 3 20 4 43 7 3/26 6.14 2 Panecasio, Tony South Coast 3 26 7 57 6 4/19 9.50 3 Murphy, Peter Illawarra 3 14 0 57 3 2/18 19.00 4 Morgan, Steve Illawarra 3 18 3 57 3 2/14 19.00 5 Kapsimallis, Nick Illawarra 3 6 0 30 2 2/22 15.00 6 Hall, Sherville Highlands 3 14.5 1 67 2 1/2 33.50
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O/50 Orange Carnival Two Greater Illawarra Teams headed to Orange for the Orange O/50 Carnival Greater Illawarra 2 (Division 3)
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Squad: Pat Nolan ©, Mark Waldock, Sean McNeilage, Warren Weaver, Andrew Foote, Steve Granger, Kevin Raffler, Martin King, Richard Ruse, Luke Morrison, Steven Beveridge, Shiva Hampasagar. Round 1 Macquarie Valley Galahs 4/112 def Greater Illawarra (2) 8/108 (M Waldock 25no) Round 2 Port Jackson Grey Ghosts 7/196 (S Beveridge 2/26) def Greater Illawarra (2) 6/167 (A Foote 41no, W Weaver 40no)
Round 3 Mid North Coast Mudskippers 6/249 (W Weaver 2/23) def Greater Illawarra (2) 6/179 (M Waldock 40no, S McNeilage 38, W Weaver 33, M King 26)
Overall Ladder Pts Narrabri 6 Port Jackson Grey Ghosts 4 Hunter Taverners 4 Mid North Coast Mud Skippers 2 Newcastle (2) 2 Macquarie Valley Galahs 2 Western Barbarians 2 Greater Illawarra (2) 0
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Weaver, Warren Illawarra 3 3 1 40* 85 42.50 2 Waldock, Mark Illawarra 3 3 2 40* 84 84.00 3 Foote, Andrew Illawarra 3 3 1 41* 63 31.50 4 McNeilage, Sean Highlands 3 3 0 38 44 14.67 5 King, Martin Illawarra 3 3 0 26 34 11.33
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Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 McNeilage, Sean Highlands 3 11.5 0 49 3 1/12 16.33 2 Beveridge, Steven Highlands 3 13 0 72 3 2/26 24.00 3 Weaver, Warren Illawarra 3 6.2 0 44 2 2/23 22.00 4 Hampasagar, Shiva Illawarra 2 16 3 52 2 1/20 26.00 5 Ruse, Richard Illawarra 3 16 0 76 2 1/17 38.00
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HIGHER HONOURS State Challenges
U/13 Male Jackson Ingram(Shoalhaven), Baxter McDonald (South Coast), Ryan Malecki (Shoalhaven), Jaiden Robinson (South Coast), Blake Mackrell (South Coast), Jake Brown (Illawarra) & Joshua Garnero (Illawarra) represented Country Thunder SE in the U/13 Male State Challenge in January.
Round 1 (T-20) Metro Sixers SE 1/62 (J Garnero 1/5, J Robinson 0/5, B Mackrell 0/9) def Country Thunder SE 60 (R Malecki 15, B McDonald 7, B Mackrell 6, J Brown 2, J Ingram 1, J Robinson 1, J Garnero 0no) Round 2 (T-20) Country Sixers GH 3/119 (B McDonald 2/19, B Mackrell 1/9, J Robinson 0/9) def Country Thunder SE 5/110 (J Ingram 62no, J Brown 16no, R Malecki 4, J Robinson 2no, J Garnero 2) Rd 3 (40 Overs) Country Thunder 5/162 (B McDonald 23no, R Malecki 0no) def Metro Thunder IW 6/91 (J Robinson 1/9, J Ingram 1/10, B Mackrell 1/11, B McDonald 0/10, R Malecki 0/15) Rd 4 (40 Overs) Country Thunder SE 109 (J Robinson 30, B McDonald 5, J Ingram 4, J Brown 3, R Malecki 0 ) def Country Sixers NNSW 97 (J Garnero 3/15, B Mackrell 1/10, B McDonald 1/15, R Malecki 0/5 ) Prelim Final (40 overs) Country Sixers GH 172 (J Robinson 4/26, B McDonald 1/10, J Garnero 1/16, R Malecki 0/10, B Mackrell 0/21 ) drew with Country Thunder SE
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Ingram, Jackson Shoalhaven 5 3 0 62 67 22.33 2 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 5 3 1 23* 35 17.50 3 Robinson, Jaiden South Coast 5 3 1 30 33 16.50 4 Brown, Jake Illawarra 5 3 1 16* 21 10.50 5 Malecki, Ryan Shoalhaven 5 4 1 15 19 6.33 6 Mackrell, Blake South Coast 5 1 0 6 6 6.00 7 Garnero, Joshua Illawarra 5 2 1 2 2 2.00
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Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Garnero, Joshua Illawarra 5 18 3 36 5 3/15 7.20 2 Robinson, Jaiden South Coast 5 15 1 49 5 4/26 9.80 3 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 5 14 2 54 4 2/19 13.50 4 Mackrell, Blake South Coast 5 16 4 60 3 1/9 20.00 5 Ingram, Jackson Shoalhaven 5 1 0 10 1 1/10 10.00 6 Malecki, Ryan Shoalhaven 5 7 0 30 0 0/5 N/A
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Malecki, Ryan Shoalhaven 5 1 0 1
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U/13 Female Keisha Baldwin (Illawarra), Annalee Watson (Highlands), Emily Zerafa (Shoalhaven), Cadence Waters (South Coast) & Jessica Bramble (South Coast) represented Country Thunder in the U/13 Female State Challenge held in January 2020.
Round 1 (T-20) Country Thunder 6/94 (K Baldwin 17, E Zerafa 6no, C Waters 2, A Watson 0) def Metro Thunder 4/93 (A Watson 1/5, K Baldwin 0/4, C Waters 0/5, J Bramble 0/11) Round 2 (T-20) Country Thunder 6/95 (A Watson 23no,K Baldwin 1, E Zerafa 0) def Metro Sixers 8/94 (J Bramble 1/4, K Baldwin 1/5, A Watson 1/13, C Waters 0/12) Round 3 (T-20) Country Thunder 7/81(A Watson 11no, C Waters 9, E Zerafa 0, J Bramble 0) def Country Sixers 80 (C Waters 1/8, A Watson 0/6) Final (T-20) Metro Sixers 7/90 (A Watson 2/6, K Baldwin 2/13, J Bramble 0/10) def Country Thunder 4/89 (A Watson 18no, K Baldwin 0) Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Watson, Annalee Highlands 4 4 3 23* 52 52.00 2 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 4 3 0 17 18 6.00 3 Waters, Cadence South Coast 4 2 0 9 11 5.50 4 Zerafa, Emily Shoalhaven 4 3 1 6* 6 3.00 5 Bramble, Jessica South Coast 4 1 0 0 0 0.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Watson, Annalee Highlands 4 8 0 30 4 2/6 7.50 2 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 4 7 1 22 3 2/13 7.33 3 Bramble, Jessica South Coast 4 6 0 25 1 1/4 25.00 4 Waters, Cadence South Coast 4 5 0 25 1 1/8 25.00
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U/14 Male Bailey Abela (Illawarra), Angus Campbell (Illawarra), Josiah Clifford (Illawarra), Nicolas Nicastri (Illawarra), Tom Fletcher (Shoalhaven) & Jake Monie (South Coast) represented Country Thunder SE in the U/14 Male State Challenge held in January 2020.
Round 1 Country Thunder SE 2/101 (A Campbell 38no, B Abela 19no) def Metro Sixers SE 100 (J Clifford 2/7, B Abela 1/7, J Monie 1 Stumping) Round 2 Country Thunder SE 3/88 (A Campbell 26no, N Nicastri 21, B Abela 19, T Fletcher 0) def Country Sixers GH 87 (A Campbell 2/8) Round 3 Metro Thunder IW 6/115 (B Abela 1/10, A Campbell 1/14, J Clifford 1/19) def Country Thunder SE 9/114 (A Campbell 21no, T Fletcher 8, N Nicastri 5, J Monie 1, B Abela 0) Round 4 Country Sixers NNSW 6/100 (B Abela 1/19, A Campbell 0/13, J Clifford 0/17, J Monie 2 stumpings) def Country Thunder SE 7/99 (N Nicastri 12, B Abela 5, A Campbell 4, T Fletcher 0) Prelim/Final Country Thunder SW 6/158 (B Abela 0/16, A Campbell 0/22, J Clifford 0/29, J Monie 1 stumping) drew with Country Thunder SE
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Campbell, Angus Illawarra 4 4 3 38* 89 89.00 2 Abela, Bailey Illawarra 4 4 1 19* 43 14.33 3 Nicastri, Nic Illawarra 5 3 0 23 40 13.33 4 Fletcher, Tom Shoalhaven 5 3 0 8 8 2.67 5 Monie, Jake South Coast 4 1 0 1 1 1.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Abela, Bailey Illawarra 4 16 2 52 3 1/7 17.33 2 Campbell, Angus Illawarra 4 14 1 57 3 2/8 19.00 3 Clifford, Josiah Illawarra 4 17 2 72 3 2/7 24.00
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Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Campbell, Angus Illawarra 4 6 0 6 2 Monie, Jake South Coast 4 1 4 5 3 Fletcher, Tom Shoalhaven 5 2 0 2 4 Clifford, Josiah Illawarra 4 1 0 1
U/14 Female Annalee Watson (Highlands), Emily Zerafa (Shoalhaven), Keisha Baldwin (Illawarra) & Jessica Bramble (South Coast) were due to represent Country Thunder in the U/14 Female State Challenge in April. Due to Covid-19, the State Challenge was cancelled.
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U/15 Male Ollie Needham (Illawarra), Will Watson (Illawarra), Lyndon Coward (Illawarra), William Hoy (Illawarra), Victor Strange (Illawarra) Alec Dobson (Shoalhaven) & Lachlan Malcolm (Shoalhaven) represented Country Thunder in the U/15 Male State Challenge held in December 2019.
Rd 1 Metro Thunder 2/193 (L Coward 1/25, W Hoy 1/40, A Dobson 0/16, L Malcolm 0/17, W Watson 0/20, V Strange 0/34) def Country Thunder 8/192 (L Malcolm 30no, A Dobson 22, W Watson 22, O Needham 4, L Coward 1no) Rd 2 Metro Sixers 7/295 (L Malcolm 1/28, L Coward 1/45, W Hoy 0/30, V Strange 0/40, A Dobson 0/46) def Country Thunder 149 (A Dobson 21no, L Coward 10, W Watson 3, V Strange 1, O Needham 0, L Malcolm 0)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Dobson, Alec Shoalhaven 2 2 1 22 43 43.00 2 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 2 2 1 30* 30 30.00 3 Watson, Willoughby Illawarra 2 2 0 22 25 12.50 4 Coward, Lyndon Illawarra 2 2 1 10 11 11.00 5 Needham, Ollie Illawarra 2 2 0 2 4 2.00 6 Strange, Victor Illawarra 2 1 0 1 1 1.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Coward, Lyndon Illawarra 2 14 0 70 2 1/25 35.00 2 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 2 10 1 45 1 1/28 45.00 3 Hoy, William Illawarra 2 10 0 70 1 1/40 70.00 4 Watson, Willoughby Illawarra 2 5 1 20 0 0/20 0.00 5 Dobson, Alec Shoalhaven 2 14 0 62 0 0/16 0.00 6 Strange, Victor Illawarra 2 15 0 74 0 0/34 0.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Strange, Victor Illawarra 2 1 0 1
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U/16 Male Liam Mackrell (South Coast) represented Country Thunder in the Basil Sellers U/16 Male State Challenge in January
Rd 1 Metro Sixers 9/246 def Country Thunder 9/142 (L Mackrell 31) Rd 2 Metro Thunder 2/179 def Country Thunder 178 (L Mackrell 25) Rd 3 Country Sixers 7/237 def Country Thunder 140 (L Mackrell 1)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Mackrell, Liam South Coast 3 3 0 31 57 19.00
U/17 Male Jayden Zahra-Smith (Illawarra) represented Country Thunder in the U/17 Male State Challenge played in August 2019
Round 1 Country Thunder 8/222 (J Zahra-Smith 34) def Metro Sixers 203 (J Zahra-Smith 2/21) Round 2 Metro Thunder 4/176 def Country Thunder 174 (J Zahra-Smith 2) Round 3 Country Thunder 8/238 (J Zahra-Smith 18) def Country Sixers 164 GIZ Annual R e p o r t 2 0 1 9 / 20 P a g e 79 | 91
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra 3 3 0 34 54 18.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra 3 5 0 21 2 2/21 10.50
U/17 Female Tara Rudd (Shoalhaven) was selected to play for Country Thunder in the U/17 Female State Challenge. As it was due to be played in April 2020, the challenge was cancelled due to Covid-19
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National Champs
National PSSA Boys
Blake Cattle (Illawarra) & Baxter McDonald (South Coast) represented NSW in the Boys National PSSA Championships held in Adelaide in November 2019.
Round 1 NSW 8/148 (B McDonald 29, B Cattle 3no) def SA 67 (B Cattle 3/9) Round 2 NSW 3/255 def NT 6/72 (B Cattle 0/6, B McDonald 0/6) Round 3 VIC 4/161 (B McDonald 0/3, B Cattle 0/13) def NSW 154 (B McDonald 9, B Cattle 0) S/F QLD 3/123 (B Cattle 0/10, B McDonald 0/11) def NSW 122 (B McDonald 11, B Cattle 7no) P/F NSW 7/192 (B McDonald 20no) def SA (2) 62 (B McDonald 1/4, B Cattle 0/7)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 4 3 1 29 58 29.00 2 Cattle, Blake Illawarra 4 2 1 3 3 3.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Cattle, Blake Illawarra 4 20 4 35 3 3/9 11.70 2 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 4 8 3 13 1 1/4 13.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 McDonald, Baxter South Coast 4 2 0 2 2
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National PSSA Girls Keisha Baldwin (Illawarra) represented NSW in the Girls PSSA National Champs held in November 2019.
Round 1 NSW 1/36 def ACT 3/35 (K Baldwin 1/2) Round 2 NSW 3/126 def WA 32 (K Baldwin 0/2) Round 3 NSW 7/138 def QLD 6/134 (K Baldwin 1/15) Round 4 NSW 8/136 def SA 9/107 (K Baldwin 2/15) Round 5 NSW 9/135 def Victoria 114 (K Baldwin 4/14) FINAL NSW 0/174 def Victoria 6/173 (K Baldwin 0/31)
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Baldwin, Keisha Illawarra 6 30 4 79 8 4.14 9.90
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U/15 Male Lachlan Malcolm (Shoalhaven) represented NSW Green in the U/15 Male National Championships held in Ballarat in February 2020.
Round 1 NSW Green 7/204 (L Malcolm 0) def SA 151 (L Malcolm 0/16)
Round 2 NSW Green 3/348 def ACT 7/210 Round 3 NSW Green 2/59 def WA 58 (L Malcolm 2/6) Round 4 NSW Green 0/103 def NT 102 (L Malcolm 0/4) Round 5 QLD 3/191 (L Malcolm 1/11) def NSW Green 9/187 (L Malcolm 1) 3rd v 4th NSW Green 2/153 def VIC Metro 149 (L Malcolm 0/10)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 6 2 0 1 1 0.50
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 6 18 1 47 3 2/6 15.75
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Malcolm, Lachlan Shoalhaven 6 2 0 2
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U/15 Female India Bellhouse (South Coast) represented ACT/NSW Country in the U/15 Female National Championships held in Canberra in February 2020.
Round 1 ACT/NSW Country 1/40 def Tasmania 39 Round 2 SA 0/79 def ACT/NSW Country 9/78 (I Bellhouse 2) Round 3 NSW Metro 2/136 def ACT/NSW Country 9/132 Round 4 VIC Country 122 def ACT/NSW Country 65 (I Bellhouse 1) Round 5 ACT/NSW Country 4/97 (I Bellhouse 4no) def WA 8/96 Round 6 ACT/NSW Country 3/111 def QLD 6/108 Round 7 VIC Metro 9/184 def ACT/NSW Country 179 (I Bellhouse 8) 5th v 6th VIC Country 7/162 def ACT/NSW Country 6/161 (I Bellhouse 3no)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Bellhouse, India South Coast 8 5 2 8 18 6.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Bellhouse, India South Coast 8 3 0 3
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U/17 Male Jayden Zahra-Smith (Illawarra) & Blake Smith (Illawarra) represented ACT/NSW Country in the U17 Male National Championships held in QLD in Sept/Oct 2019.
Round 1 VIC Metro 185 (J Zahra-Smith 1/11, B Smith 0/25) def ACT/NSW Country 150 (B Smith 1, J Zahra-Smith 0) Round 2 WA 7/188 (J Zahra-Smith 2/25, B Smith 1/18) def ACT/NSW Country 185 (J Zahra-Smith 17, B Smith 8) Round 3 ACT/NSW Country 8/248 (B Smith 59no, J Zahra-Smith 49) def NT 139 (J Zahra-Smith 2/12) Round 4 ACT/NSW Country 7/220 (B Smith 41) def Tasmania 205 (B Smith 0/31) P/F ACT/NSW Country 7/183 (J Zahra-Smith 36, B Smith 2) def VIC Country 9/182 (B Smith 1/56) 5th v 6th ACT/NSW Country 200 (J Zahra-Smith 48, B Smith 27) def SA 151 (J Zahra-Smith 0/8)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra 5 5 0 49 150 30.00 2 Smith, Blake Illawarra 6 6 1 59 138 27.60
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra 5 13.5 1 56 5 2/12 11.20 2 Smith, Blake Illawarra 6 29 2 130 2 1/18 65.00
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Smith, Blake Illawarra 6 6 0 6 2 Zahra-Smith, Jayden Illawarra 5 1 0 1
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U/18 Female Dharmini Chauhan (Illawarra) captained NSW Metro & Kayla Burton represented ACT/NSW Country in the U/18 Female Nationals, which were held in Hobart in January 2020.
Round 1 T-20 NSW Metro 2/123 (D Chauhan 20) def SA 6/121 ACT/NSW Country 7/117 (K Burton 21) def WA 55 Round 2 T-20 ACT/NSW Country 7/114 (D Chauhan 2/24) def NSW Metro 8/108 (D Chauhan 14) Round 3 T-20 NSW Metro 7/103 (D Chauhan 8 ) def WA 7/103 in a super over ACT/NSW Country 5/113 (K Burton 19no) def VIC Country 3/112 Round 4 T-20 NSW Metro 7/129 (D Chauhan 8 ) def VIC Country 7/128 (D Chauhan 0/13) ACT/NSW Country 4/113 (K Burton 0) def CA XI 4/109 Round 5 T-20 NSW Metro v QLD abandoned ACT/NSW Country v VIC Metro abandoned Round 6 T-20 VIC Metro 4/118 def NSW Metro 6/116 (D Chauhan 17) ACT/NSW Country 117 (K Burton 47) def QLD 109 Round 7 NSW Metro 286 (D Chauhan 3) def Tasmania 52 ACT/NSW Country 5/242 (K Burton 19) def WA 134 Round 8 QLD 7/202 def NSW Metro 198 (D Chauhan 10) ACT/NSW Country 5/81 (K Burton 0) def VIC Metro 78 Round 9 NSW Metro 1/49 def NT 48 ACT/NSW Country 9/202 (K Burton 12) def VIC Country 150 Round 10 VIC Metro 143 def NSW Metro 137 (D Chauhan 26) ACT/NSW Country 9/283 def SA 105 Round 11 NSW Metro v VIC Country abandoned Final ACT/NSW Country 2/69 (K Burton 26no) drew with QLD
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Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Burton, Kayla Illawarra 10 9 2 47 144 20.60 2 Chauhan, Dharmini Illawarra 9 8 0 26 106 13.30
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Chauhan, Dharmini Illawarra 9 6 1 37 2 2/24 18.50 Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Chauhan, Dharmini Illawarra 9 3 0 3 2 Burton, Kaylah Illawarra 10 1 0 1
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U/19 Male Kaleb Phillips (Shoalhaven) represented ACT/NSW Country & Dom O’Shannessy represented CA XI, in the U/19 Male National Champs held in Perth in December.
Round 1 VIC Metro 7/241 (K Phillips 1/33) def ACT/NSW Country 205 (K Phillips 9) CA XI 7/200 def QLD 199 (D O'Shannessy 0/33) Round 2 VIC Country 6/268 def ACT/NSW Country 9/248 (K Phillips 21) SA 3/175 def CA XI 172 Round 3 ACT/NSW Country 9/228 (K Phillips 42) def WA 129 CA XI 4/187 def 181 (D O'Shannessy 1/31) Round 4 ACT/NSW Country 6/211 (K Phillips 28) def Tasmania 143 (K Phillips 1/10) NSW Metro 6/220 def CA XI 7/211 Round 5 ACT/NSW Country 3/250 (K Phillips 40) def NT 9/209 WA 278 (D O'Shannessy 4/49) def CA XI 9/233 Round 6 QLD 7/238 def ACT/NSW Country 235 (K Phillips 12) VIC Metro 9/251 (D O'Shannessy 0/17) def CA XI 9/250 (D O'Shannessy 3no) Semi Final NSW Metro 6/232 (K Phillips 0/13) def ACT/NSW Country 9/230 (K Phillips 6) Tasmania 4/270 def CA XI 240 3rd v 4th ACT/NSW Country 4/285 (K Phillips 135no) def VIC Metro 9/282 (K Phillips 2/37) 9th v 10th CA XI 5/287 def NT 205
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Phillips, Kaleb Shoalhaven 8 8 1 135 293 41.90 2 O’Shannessy, Dominic Highlands 8 1 0 3 3 3.00
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Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 O’Shannessy, Dominic Highlands 8 22.1 0 130 5 4/49 26.00 2 Phillips, Kaleb Shoalhaven 8 20 0 93 4 2/37 23.30 Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Phillips, Kaleb Shoalhaven 8 4 0 4 2 O’Shannessy, Dominic Highlands 8 1 0 1
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Australian Country Championships Female Joanne Kelly (Shoalhaven) & Sophie Heath (Illawarra) represented NSW in the Australian Country Championships held in Toowoomba in January.
Round 1 NSW 8/99 def SA 5/97 (S Heath 1/19) Round 2 NSW 7/104 def Victoria 4/103 (S Heath 0/17) Round 3 NSW 6/117 (J Kelly 0) def WA 55 (S Heath 3/15) Round 4 East Asia Pacific 3/88 (S Heath 0/13) def NSW 87 (J Kelly 0, S Heath 0) Round 5 NSW 7/113 (J Kelly 9) def QLD 7/91 Round 6 QLD 3/116 (S Heath 0/26) def NSW 6/106 (J Kelly 15) Round 7 NSW 7/130 (J Kelly 2) def WA 101 (S Heath 2/25) Semi Final SA 4/95 def NSW 8/94 (J Kelly 0)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 Kelly, Joanne Shoalhaven 6 6 0 15 26 4.33 2 Heath, Sophie Illawarra 8 1 0 0 0 0.00
Bowling Aggregate Rank Player Association Mts Ovr Mdn Runs Wkts BBI Ave. 1 Heath, Sophie Illawarra 8 19 0 115 6 3/15 19.17 2 Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 Heath, Sophie Illawarra 8 1 0 1 2 Kelly, Joanne Shoalhaven 6 0 0 0
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Australian Country Championships Male Adam Berwick (Illawarra) & Kerrod White (South Coast) represented the NSW Bush Blues in the Male Australian Country Championships held in Toowoomba in January.
Round 1 NSW 3/135 (K White 18) def SA 89 Round 2 ACT 6/119 def NSW 5/118 (A Berwick 22, K White 4) Round 3 NSW 5/177 (K White 24, A Berwick 4no) def WA 5/172 Round 4 QLD 3/105 def NSW 8/104 (A Berwick 20, K White 0) Round 5 VIC 7/145 def NSW 4/126 (K White 5) Round 6 NSW 8/264 (K White 115, A Berwick 55) def SA 109 Round 7 NSW 3/94 (K White 52no, A Berwick 0) def ACT 92 Round 8 WA 8/262 def NSW 179 (K White 38, A Berwick 14) Round 9 QLD 7/242 def NSW 238 (K White 126, A Berwick 3) Round 10 VIC 6/290 def NSW 7/266 (K White 73)
Batting Aggregates Rank Player Association Mts Inn No HS Runs Ave. 1 White, Kerrod South Coast 10 10 1 126 455 50.56 2 Berwick, Adam Illawarra 8 7 1 55 118 19.67
Fielding Rank Player Association Mts Ct St Total 1 White, Kerrod South Coast 10 3 0 3 2 Berwick, Adam Illawarra 8 2 0 2
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