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Sydney Cricket Club Incorporated Annual Report & Financial Report 2016-17 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB SYDNEY SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED The strength of our history and the strongest future!!!! REPORT 2016-17 REPORT & FINANCIAL ANNUAL ANNUAL REPORT & FINANCIAL REPORT 2016-17 166 Tigers since 1897 www.sydneycricketclub.com.au/ A LEGACY OF QUALITY Level 2 | Sheridan Building | Moore Park Road Moore Park | NSW | 2021 The story of Morgan Printing’s humble beginning in Sydney’s Inner West isn’t unique but its longevity is. A family owned business; our boutique company has been creating printing of excellence for a wide variety of well-known clients for over 35 years. We use a combination of digital four colour production machines, conventional offset presses and letterpress to produce beautifully printed material. At Morgan Printing every client is treated like family, we believe in personal relationships and that great things come from collaboration and the sharing of knowledge. [email protected] 02 9713 8289 WWW.MORGANPRINTING.COM.AU 210 LYONS ROAD FIVE DOCK NSW 2046 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2013-2014 - 2 - SCG CRICKET ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Level 2 | Sheridan Building | Moore Park Road | Moore Park NSW 2021 www.sydneycricketclub.com.au SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Office Bearers Season 2016-17 Chairman of the Board Mr Neil Maxwell President Mr Rodney Cavalier AO General Manager Mr Greg Healy | Mr David Kelly resigned 30 June 2016 Board of Management Mr Neil Maxwell (Chairman) Mr Rodney Cavalier AO (President) Board Members: Mr Jamie Barkley | Mr Anthony Brooks | Ms Jane Coles | Mr Maurice Newman AC | Mr Jason Penrose | Mr Paul Tonkin | Mr Matthew Wiesner | Mr Greg Healy resigned as Director in June 2016 to take up the role of General Manager 1 July 2016. Club Patrons Mr Greg Hayne | Dr Harry Harinath | Mr Bob Adby Delegate to NSW Cricket Association Mr Jason Penrose Delegates to Sydney Cricket Association Mr Jason Penrose | Mr Peter Rashleigh Director of Cricket Mr Michael Haire Team Selection Committee (Men’s) Michael Haire (Chairman) | Dan Smith | Daniel Jacob | Dom Tonkin | Nathan Breen | Samad Shaikh Team Selection Committee (Women’s) Janine Stainer | Angela Reakes | Shannon Webb Club Coach (Men’s) Michael Procajlo Page 2 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Club Coach (Women’s) Janine Stainer Men’s Operations David Kelly (Chairman) SCG XI Operations Greg Healy Women’s Operations Janine Stainer SCG XI Management Committee Mr Neil Maxwell | Ms Jane Coles | Mr David Kelly | Mr Andrew Jones | Mr Craig Patterson | Janine Stainer Finance Committee Mr Neil Maxwell | Mr Jason Penrose | Mr Greg Healy | Ms Lynda Mackie | Mr David Thorburn Honorary Counsel Mr Paul Tonkin | Mr Dave Dalton Honorary Publicity Officer Mr Chris Karas SCG Cricket Auditors Prosperity Audit Services Honorary Accountants Mr Bernie Lamerton | Mr David Thorburn | Ms Lynda Mackie Club Historian Mr Colin Jefferies Annual Report Mr Greg Healy | Ms Katrina Harvey Administration Support Ms Katrina Harvey | Ms Sue Channells Marketing and Communications Support Ms Karrie McClelland | Mr Charlie Drayton | Ms Katie Musham Member Services Ms Leonie Gibbons Page 3 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 TABLE OF CONTENTS Office Bearers Season 2016-17 2 Life Members 6 2016-17 Playing Members & Officials - Ordinary Members 7 Finance Report 8 Chairman’s Report – Mr Neil Maxwell 19 General Manager Report – Mr Greg Healy 21 Director of Cricket Report 24 SCG XI Report 26 Sydney Cricket Club Awards 31 Obituaries 36 Mens 1st Grade Report 37 Mens 1st Grade Statistics 41 Womens 1st Grade Report 48 Womens 1st Grade Statistics 51 Mens 2nd Grade Report 54 Mens 2nd Grade Statistics 56 Womens 2nd Grade Report 61 Womens 2nd Grade Statistics 61 Mens 3rd Grade Report 64 Mens 3rd Grade Statistics 66 Mens 4th Grade Report 70 Mens 4th Grade Statistics 73 Mens 5th Grade Report 78 Mens 5th Grade Statistics 80 Poidevin-Gray Shield Report 85 Poidevin-Gray Shield Statistics 87 AW Green Shield Report 89 AW Green Shield Statistics 95 Brewer Shield Report 99 Page 4 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Brewer Shield Match Statistics 100 SCA/McDonalds Grade Competition Tables 102 Sydney Cricket Association Women’s Competition 104 Sponsors 105 Sydney Cricket Ground Page 5 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Life Members The following Life Members have provided the club many years of loyal service. The history of success of our club would not have been possible without the involvement of our dedicated members. Please take a moment to reflect and honor our valued Life Members. 1900 W Cornish*/ JT Hill* 1948 AF Bonser* 1993 Ernie W Cosgrove* 1905 W Hill* 1948 WA Hunt* 1995 Peter Binet 1906 AH Martin* 1950 Clifford M Winning* 1995 Margaret Jones 1911 ACJ Wood* 1956 Fred W Bennett OCE* 1995 Joan Mulhall 1916 PS Arnott* 1961 FW Gallie* 2002 Dr GK (Harry) Harinath 1917 JEF Penman* 1968 Angus Mackinnon* 2005 Christina Matthews 1922 WC Bull* 1968 Doug Oliver* 2009 Neil Maxwell 1922 BJ Folkard* 1968 Lillian Winning* 2009 Kerry Marshall 1922 GE Petersen* 1976 Keith D Stimson 2009 Greg Hayne 1929 AV Mayne* 1979 John S Cunningham 2010 Richard Burton 1935 HV Tanner* 1979 Keith Herron 2011 Brian Lulham 1935 H Childs* 1988 Dr Laurie J Lawrence* 2014 Richard Colbran 1940 WO Wiggins* 1991 Neville Carnegie 2015 Andrew Jones 1943 CL Gentle ISO* 1992 Peter S Martin Page 6 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 2016-17 Playing Members & Officials - Ordinary Members Aberline, Emily Healy Greg Perren-Leveridge, Molly Abidin, Tay Healy, Alyssa Pike, James Ahmad, Arsalan S Henderson, Mary-Anne Plummer, Andrew M Aly, Hayder Herron, Keith Plummer, Gizelle Aly, Zaynab Hicks, Jodie Ram, Sonali Anagnostopoulos, Alicia Ho, Michael Rapisarda, Damian Astley, Jemma K Holmes, Cameron Rashleigh, Alex Balasubramaniam, Sara Ivers, Thomas Reakes, Angela Banks, Alex J Jacob, Daniel K Rizme, Rashad Barkley Jamie Jones Andrew Robson, Liam Bass, Joshua G Jones, Andrew Rodgers, Matt Bates, Samantha Jones, Margaret Rodgie, Justin Beattie, Lachlan J Kannan, Darshana Rodrigo, Marlon Beatty, Tyson J Kavanagh, Tiegan E Rous, Steve Bent, Dylan Kelly, David Scott, Liam A Bills, Nicholas D Kent, Matt Shaikh, Samad K Binet, Peter Kent, Rachel Sharma, Mayank Bloomfield, Alexander King, Stephen W Shaw, Jamie Blow, Mitchell Lesuma, Tu Shaw, Lachlan Breen, Nathan A Little, Oliver J Sherriff, Hugh Brooks, Anthony Loxton, Travis Sidgreaves, Tom Brown, Maitlan Lulham, Brian Smith, Daniel L Bryne, Greg Maher, Rebecca Smith, Jack F Bryson-Smith, Nell E Manenti, Benjamin A Smith, Kirsten Burton, Richard Manenti, Harry Smith, Lauren Carnegie, Neville Manns, Synetta Sowter, Nathan A Cavalier, Rodney Marks, Jessica Squire, Ash R Chandel, Ahilya Marsh, Stephanie Stanwix, Gabriella Churchland, Kira Marshall, Kerry Stimson, Keith Ciantar, Annabella Martin, Peter Taylor, Nicholas Coles, Jane Matthews, Christina Thomas, Grace E Connolly, John T Maxwell, Neil Thompsett, Christopher Corns, Ryan McClintock, Beau Tonkin, Dominic P Cunningham, John McCowage, Angus Tonkin, Paul Dalton, Harry J McDonald, Grace A Turik, Mikaela J De Silva, Ashane McDonald, Naomi J Usher, James Denly, Joe McDonald, Tristen O Webb, Shannon Di Blasio, Craig A McKay, Angus Weisner, Matthew Dimeglio, Ameer R Meroni, Oliver Weston, Jazz Dissanayake, Dhanuka Miller, Rebecca Willathgamuwa, Jessica M Dubb-Lynch, Darien More, Marina Wong, Katherine Dummett, Lillian Morgan, Hannah Edmed, Tane Mosca, Anthony J Edwards, Jackson Mosca, Justin Felsch, Emma Mulhall, Joan Felsch, Justin Mullen, Thomas Felsch, Ryan Newman, Maurice Ferrier, Lliam Ninness, Jarrad J Frei, Mark Noack, Fraser Gibson, Liam M O'Brien, Jack Glendenning, Alex D Oliver, Doug Govers, Nick D Ortiz, Tom Hall, Daniel Pappou, Mikaela S Harinath OAM, Harry Parker, Andy Harper, Max Pasternatsky, Matthew Haynes, Jack A Peek, Lucy Haynes, Rachael Penrose, Jason Page 7 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Finance Report SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB AUDITED FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 APRIL 2017 TABLE OF CONTENTS Statement of Comprehensive Income Statement of Financial Position Statement of Changes in Equity Notes to the Financial Statements Statement by the Committee Page 8 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 9 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 10 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 The accompanying notes form part of these financial statements. Page 11 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 12 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 13 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 14 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 15 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 16 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 17 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Page 18 SYDNEY CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED FINANCIAL AND ANNUAL REPORT 2016-17 Chairman’s Report – Mr Neil Maxwell 2015/16 was an outstanding season for the Club. We were challenged by many to better that performance in the 2016/17 season. As far as seasons go, I am comfortable suggesting that we did! The first time since the 1950’s that the club has won three premierships in one season. Winners for the first time in 37 years of the AW Green Shield Premiership, second in the Club Championship (by a handful of points!); the Second Grade Minor Premiers and Premiership Winners and Fourth Grade Minor Premiers and Premiership winners. Having aligned with Northern District CC, we fielded a reconstituted women’s first grade team that impressively made the Final only to lose narrowly to Gordon. The women’s game is growing exponentially and as one of the most successful clubs in the history of the game, it is imperative that we lead the way in this resurgence.
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