Box Hill Cricket Club

80th Annual Report Season 2016/17

Box Hill Cricket Club Incorporated

ABN 28 003 821 093 Reg. No. 17272D www.bhcc.com.au Founded - 1890. Women’s Team Founded - 1992

Office Bearers 2016/17

PRESIDENT Mr Andrew Minter

VICE PRESIDENT Ms Nicole Breschkin

HONORARY TREASURER Mr Andrew Blake

COMMITTEE Mr David Blake, Ms Cathy Jones, Mr Luke Kukuruzovic; Mr Greg Rizio, Mr Jordon Smith, Ms Kristy Williams, Mr Ben Wood, Mr Steve Wotherspoon

HONORARY SECRETARY Ms Robyn Calder PO Box 5076 Laburnum 3130 [email protected]

LIFE MEMBERS: 1948 R. Pullen# 1999 A.B.Davidson 2010 Dr E.E. Gardiner 1949 E.A. Stone# 1999 J.S.McNulty 2010 J. Newbound 1951 M.J.Birtles# 2001 M.J. Fletcher 2012 D.T.Snell 1952 T.W.Todd# 2003 Ms R.K. Calder 2013 G.Davidson 1953 H.H.Buzwell# 2003 A.G. Carter 2016 Ms N. Breschkin (neé Smith) 1954 P.Saloway# 2003 Dr R.B. Pearson 2016 S. Morris 1960 P.J.Stone# 2003 Ms M van der Toorren 2016 Ms M. Pretty 1960 A. McB.Forrest# 2004 K.J. Trollope 2017 Ms P.Cleghorn 1965 K.E.Wilson# 2006 T.R. Blake 2017 N.Roulston 1973 M.L.Simpson 2006 S.M. Jackson 2017 P.Shepard 1974 D.R.Davis# 2006 G. Miles 1974 K.G.Fewster OAM 2007 C.G. Parsons 1980 G.D.Charman 2007 D.J. Carter 1980 M.J.Forshaw 2007 Ms N.R. Challis 1985 E.Tierney# 2008 D. R. Whitelaw 1987 B.Lang 2009 M.C. Andreassen 1992 J.N.Hogg 2009 A. Blake 1992 G.A.Smyth 2009 G. Coller 1992 S.P.Laussen 2009 R. Fortington 1993 G.K.Thompson# 2009 A. Minter 1998 P.R.Maxwell 2010 Ms R.J. Brown # Deceased

Front cover photos (Left to Right, top to bottom): James Pearson, VSDCA 1st XI Team of the year; Women’s Premier Firsts win the Maddie’s Shield Match under lights at Toorak Park; Hailey Ferris and the Women’s Third XI celebrate her hat trick; Daniel Snell’s Third XI club record score.

PREMIERS

Year Association Grade/Team Year Association Grade/Team 1890/91 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2005/06 VWCA Under 17 Girls 1892/93 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2006/07 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1903/04 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U16 Boys 1922/23 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U10 Boys *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) VSDCA RM Hatch Shield 1923/24 *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) 2007/08 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1925/26 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U12 Boys *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) 2009/10 ECA U16 Boys 1926/27 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2009/10 ECA U14 Boys 1930/31 *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) ECA U10 Boys 1952/53 ESCA Men’s First XI 2011/12 VWCA (T20) Women’s First XI 1953/54 ESCA Men’s First XI 2012/13 VWCA (T20) Women’s Third XI 1954/55 ESCA Men’s Second XI 2013/14 VWCA Women’s First XI 1955/56 ESCA Men’s Second XI VWCA (T20) Women’s First XI 1956/67 ESCA Men’s First XI 2014/15 CV Premier Women’s First XI 1963/64 ESCA Men’s First XI ECA U16 Boys ESCA Men’s Second XI ECA U14 Boys 1968/69 ECA U16 Boys 2015/16 CV Premier Women’s First XI 1969/70 ESCA Men’s Third XI 1970/71 VSDCA Men’s Second XI ECA U16 Boys 1973/74 ECA U16 Boys 1975/76 VSDCA Men’s Second XI ECA U16 Boys 1977/78 ECA U16 Boys 1978/79 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1981/82 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI 1982/83 ECA U12 Boys 1986/87 VSDCA Men’s First XI VSDCA Men’s Second XI 1991/92 VSDCA Men’s First XI 1992/93 VWCA Women’s Second XI 1993/94 ESCA Men’s Third XI 1995/96 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI 1997/98 VSDCA Men’s Second XI VSDCA Men’s Third XI 1998/99 VSDCA Men’s Second XI 1999/00 VSDCA Men’s Second XI ECA U14 Boys 2000/01 VWCA Under 17 Girls ECA U16 Boys 2001/02 VSDCA Men’s Second XI VWCA Women’s Third XI VWCA Under 17 Girls 2002/03 VWCA Under 17 Girls 2003/04 VSDCA Men’s Fourth XI VWCA Under 17 Girls ECA U14 Boys ECA U12 Boys 2004/05 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI ECA U14 Boys

*Note: Box Hill Reporter Cricket Association was the “Reporter Trophy” in 1890/91; the “Eastern District Trophy” in 1892/93; and the “Reporter District Cricket Association 1902/03 – 1932/33”.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Presidents Report ...... 3 Acknowledgments...... 4 Secretary’s Addendum ...... 5 Treasurer’s Report ...... 6 Trading, Profit and Loss Statement ...... 7 Balance Sheet ...... 8 Social Report ...... 9 Bar Report ...... 9 Men’s Coaches Season Report ...... 10 Women’s Coach’s Season Report ...... 12 Men’s First XI Season Report ...... 17 Men’s Second XI Season Report ...... 19 Men’s Third XI Season Report ...... 20 Men’s Fourth XI Season Report...... 21 Veterans XI Season Report ...... 23 JG Craig U/15 Representative team ...... 24 Junior Program 2016/17: ...... 26 MILO In-2-Cricket REPORT ...... 31 Junior Award Winners BHCC 2016/17 ...... 32 Meg Lanning Academy ...... 33 Life Members ...... 34 Box Hill Club Champions ...... 37 Perpetual Awards: ...... 38 Milestones, Outstanding Achievements and Season Awards ...... 40 Season Statistics - Men’s First XI - 2016-17 ...... 42 Season Statistics - Women’s First XI 2016-17 ...... 43 Season Statistics - Men’s Second XI 2016-17 ...... 45 Season Statistics - Women’s Second XI 2016-17 ...... 47 Season Statistics - Men’s Third XI 2016-17 ...... 49 Season Statistics - Women’s Third XI 2015-16 ...... 51 Season Statistics - Men’s Fourth XI 2016 - 17 ...... 53 Veterans Season Statistics – 2016 -17 ...... 55 Juniors Season Statistics – U18 ECA SJ Hamilton Shield 2016 -17 ..56 Juniors Season Statistics –U16A ECA AG Grace Shield 2016-17 .....57 Juniors Season Statistics –U14B ECA EC Orr Shield 2016-17 ...... 58 Juniors Season Statistics – U14C ECA S.J. Mason Shield 2016 – 17 59 Junior Season Statistics – U12B ECA E.R. Frampton Shield 2016-1760 Club Grade Records - Senior elevens ...... 61 Club Grade Records – Junior Elevens ...... 62 Club Grade Records – Senior XI Partnerships ...... 63 Men’s First XI Career Statistics - Batting ...... 65 Men’s First XI Career Statistics - Bowling ...... 66 Men’s First XI Games – Total...... 67 Women’s First XI Career Statistics ...... 69 Women’s First XI Games – Total ...... 70 Men’s Senior Club Games – Total ...... 71 Women’s Senior Club Games – Total ...... 72 OFFICE BEARERS ...... 73

PRESIDENTS REPORT We welcome Tim Newhouse as the new Women’s Coach and I am sure he will be very keen to, and capable of, extending Alan’s record. We wish Tim all the best.

Greg Rizio was a very worthy winner of the Don Davis award and we thank him for all of his efforts and the time he spends in the service of the club.

This season saw the retirement of Robyn Calder. Robyn was, amongst many things, a founding member of the Women’s section a player for many

years, and is a Life member of BHCC, the VWCA Season 2016/17 was another year of gradual and Cricket Victoria. She steps down from her roles improvement for BHCC. The Men’s section under as Women’s First XI scorer and Club secretary. the very capable leadership of Michael Vozzo as There is no doubt the club would not be in the coach, James Pearson as assistant coach and Paul position it is today without the wonderful Gloury as 1st XI captain, were able to field three contribution Robyn has made over many years. teams in the finals, with the 1st XI finishing just This year saw the establishment of the Platinum Club outside the final six. The 2nd XI, captained by Tim coterie group which raised much needed funds for Blake, and consisting of many juniors, made the the club as well as the establishment of a Men’s Grand Final. veterans side. The Women’s section, very capably coached by Alan Likewise our sponsorship revenue grew and I would Carter ably assisted by Tim Reid and captained by like to thank our major sponsors Carfinder, Pinnacle Anna Lanning (1st XI), Madi Clayton (2nd XI) and Builders and Colombos each of who make a Stacey Haughton (3rd XI) were able to obtain grand significant contribution to the club final berths for all of their three sides with the 1st and rd 3 XIs also playing off in the T20 Final. Ben Wood is to be congratulated in his ability to establish the coterie group, the veteran’s team and In all seven of a possible eight senior sides reached drive sponsorship dollars as well as market the club the finals, which in itself was an excellent effort. through many online social media channels Additionally, the Under 16 side made the Semi Finals. Unfortunately we were unable to win any The club faces challenges going forward. There are premierships. rising cost pressures on all turf cricket clubs and we are not immune to these. These pressures include Special thanks must be made to Alan Carter who increasing ground fees, practice wicket preparation retired at the end of this season as senior Women’s charges and coach and development coach payments Coach. all areas in which we must remain vigilant and diligent. Alan’s achievements which include Club Life membership; playing in two Men’s premierships and BHCC has lobbied Cricket Victoria in an effort to coaching the women to three consecutive First XI bring fairness into the system of funds distribution to One day premierships and three T20 Premierships Premier clubs. As a club we have been successful in (1st XI x 2, 3rd XI x 1) are indeed very special and he securing increased funding which will help and can be very proud of this record . enable us to implement some new ideas. These include the employment of a Junior Coordinator the point of which is to grow not only our junior section but also our senior sections. (continued….) Box Hill Cricket Club Annual Report 2016/17 3

like to thank Secretary, Ken Hilton, and Executive We must continue to build closer ties with our junior Chairman Phil O’Meara and all the other Officer section and truly become one successful entity. Bearers in their various roles.

To all of those who have umpired, served on Eastern Cricket Association committees, managed junior teams and given up their Our thanks go to the Eastern Cricket Association for time in the service of this great club thank you from all at BHCC the way they run their Junior and Vets programs and the volunteers that fulfil the various roles in a quality Good luck for the forthcoming season competition. We would also like to thank Sharon Lynas, for her administration of the Anna Lanning Andrew Minter, President BHCC Shield which provides a pathway for girls into cricket and Dwayne Rabel welcoming BHCC on- board in the Veterans competition.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Country Week (VCCL) Box Hill hosted one match during the first week of February 2017 between Bendigo and Sale-Maffra in City of Whitehorse The Box Hill Cricket Club is indebted to the City of the top grade - Provincial. Thanks to Julie and Whitehorse, its Councillors and the staff of the Lani de Jong and particularly Greg Rizio for your Recreation Services Department. We would work on the day to welcome our visitors. specifically like to acknowledge the work of the CEO, Noelene Duff, Bill Morrison and his staff, Umpires Kendall Sinclair, Steven Alderton (to Dec 16) and We would like to thank the umpires of Cricket Laura Shaw (from Dec 16). Victoria, the VSDCA and the VWCUA for their contribution to cricket officiating in games. We We would also like to thank the work of the staff of hope they all felt welcome when visiting Box Hill. Parkswide, including manager Nigel Brown and turf supervisor Mark Doyle. Families and friends As players and administrators, we would like to

acknowledge the vital role played by partners, Mums Cricket Victoria Box Hill CC acknowledges the support of Cricket and Dads and siblings in supporting our Club and our Victoria through grants and dividends and through involvement in it. Your support is a vital component their support of Women’s Premier Cricket and of the fabric of Box Hill Cricket Club. Women’s Community Cricket. Particular thanks go to Erini Gianakopolous who works diligently in her role administering the Women’s competitions, Emma Gallagher Women’s’ Club Development Officer and Mike Ronchi as Premier Cricket Strategy Manager. Thanks also to both the Women’s Premier and Women’s Community Cricket Panels for their volunteer work.

Victorian Sub-District Association (VSDCA) Wives and Partners at the Premiership Gala Evening Thank you to the Executive Committee of the VSDCA particularly acknowledging the work of outgoing President, Jack Sheehan. We would also

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program and our Junior Mustangs appreciated their SECRETARY’S ADDENDUM time and efforts.

My second and final season as Secretary of this great There are a number of challenges for the club was a very busy one. We started off the season Administrators of our club going forward. The having to find grounds for some of our Junior sides requirements which need to be met are increasing due to Council works; fielding a Veterans team for and are time consuming. It would be great to be able the first time in a number of years; welcoming a to cover everything which pops into the Club’s email number of new members to the Club’s committee; box as a chance to make improvements to the club revamping the senior players clothing range and and enhance our member’s enjoyment. However, it celebrating finals appearances, although we were is just not possible with all the added tasks required unable to snare a Premiership for season 2016/17. by the Associations we are affiliated with and with the Council requirements. I must admit, I welcome As well as my final season as Secretary, I have no longer receiving the endless emails from clothing decided to step away from the role of Women’s First suppliers, website SEOs and a number of other XI scorer. I would have loved to have seen another businesses who peddle their wares via computer bots Premiership in the last game, but it wasn’t to be. The to as many email addresses as possible! game was an illustration of the steps the women have th taken over the past seven years of my scoring under Season 2016/17 was the 25 season of our Women’s the tutelage of Coach Alan Carter as it illustrated the program and it seems like only yesterday I was part ‘never say die’ attitude he has instilled in them. It of the group who organised the Women players has been a pleasure to watch the girls grow during moving from Fitzroy Doncaster CC to Box Hill. We my involvement as Alan guided them. I am very should be very proud of the part our club has played happy to have said “yes” when Alan asked me to in Women’s cricket in Melbourne during that period. come on-board as scorer several seasons ago. As I step away I would like to thank President The recipients of Life membership this season – Andrew Minter and the other members of the club’s Penelope Cleghorn, Neville Roulston and Peter committee from season 2016/17. I hope whoever is Shepard – have all been valued members of our the next Secretary of Box Hill enjoys the role and Club. Refer later in the report for more information assisting our club to continue to be a benchmark for about their individual contributions. other clubs. Good luck to the Club going forward, I’ll be down when I can to cheer the players on the I’d like to congratulate on the club’s behalf, field. Hayleigh Brennan on her VicSpirit debut; Anna Lanning and Cassie Brock on being selected in the Robyn Calder CV Premier Cricket Team of the season; Paul Gloury Secretary BHCC and James Pearson making the VSDCA First XI Team of the Season; James also being awarded with the East zone Player of the Year; and Hailey Ferris on winning the Most Valuable U/18 player in the CV Women’s Community CC East zone.

We enjoyed the input of our UK contingent, with Toby Mowat returning to the club and Georgia Hennessy, Tom Haynes and Gus Simon joining us Robyn (right) with EMP scorer Donna Schilov (left) before for the first time and all becoming valuable club the Women’s Premier 1sts Final. members both on and off the field. Georgia, Tom and Gus all assisted with coaching in our Junior Box Hill Cricket Club Annual Report 2016/17 5

TREASURER’S REPORT the underlying cost base. The major expenses required to operate the Box Hill Cricket Club such as

Ground Rental (and other associated Whitehorse City For the Season 2016/17 the Box Hill Cricket Club Council expenses), the cost of cricket balls, recorded a $4,578 loss. This result compares with a electricity and administration all continue to $3,251 profit recorded in the season prior (2015/16). increase. The challenge for the Club is to increase The 2016/17 season was a transition season for the revenue streams in advance of the underlying cost Club with the cessation of the dividend from the increases to be able to invest in further programs and VSDCA ($9,000 in 2015/16) and the need for resources to support the growth of the Club. additional third party revenue streams to support the club’s initiatives and increasing cost structure The Club also invested in a new roller for Springfield moving forward. Several once-off expenses also Park ($3,471) to provide better conditions for the contributed to this negative result. Men’s 3rds/4ths and Under-18s to improve their

cricket. This investment together with the movement Overall revenue increased by $31,994 with $10,703 in Creditors ($3,074) and movement in Debtors of this increase a once-off increase due to the re- ($3,135) negatively impacted upon the cash position. fresh of playing and training uniforms (noting that The majority of Debtors are expected to be received this was offset with an increase in clothing expenses by the end of July. of $13,491). The cessation of the dividend from the

VSDCA was offset by additional funding from In summary, Season 2016/17 saw a fundamental shift Cricket Victoria. The Club wishes to thank Cricket in the financial model of the Club. Whilst the loss Victoria for their continued strong support of its position is disappointing it was driven by a number Women’s cricket program and efforts to drive further of once-off costs and investment in equipment and participation by females of all ages. Thanks to the resources. The development of the Club’s tremendous efforts of Ben Wood (Sponsorship sponsorship platform has diversified the revenue Manager) the Club was able to generate a significant base however considerable further work is required increase of $20,610 in Sponsorship/Donations, to develop and grow all revenue streams to ensure including the inaugural Platinum Club Coterie the Club can invest further in its cricket programs platform. and provide protection from imposed cost increases.

The Club recorded an increase in Bar and Social On behalf of our members, I thank all our valued income versus the season prior. The performance in sponsors and partners, particularly our Major this area is largely the result of the hard work of Naming Rights Partner, Carfinder, our Naming Greg Rizio and Michelle Winterton behind the Bar Rights Partner, Pinnacle Builders, together with our and the Social Committee led by David Blake. Other Platinum Partners Colombo’s Family Restaurant and notable changes in income versus the season prior The Platinum Club, our Premium Partners Urban were the reduction of $5,326 in Grants from Cricket Sensations, Tiina Price Consulting, Doncaster Victoria and other sources and an increase in Osteopathic Clinic and Wellness Centre and Subscriptions. MenzClub in addition to the continued support of

Fashion Clubwear. Your greatly appreciated support The significant increase in Sponsorship/Donations assists the club in delivering programs and initiatives provided the Club with the opportunity to increase its to benefit our Juniors, Senior Women and Senior investment in equipment and coaching resources Men. across all parts of the Club – something that had not been undertaken for a number of years given the Finally, I’d like to thank Peter Maxwell (Life uncertainty of funding. Overall expenses increased Member and CPA) for his advice and assistance in by $39,822 (including a once-off increase in clothing the preparation of these financials. expenses of $13,491). Whilst there were a number of significant once-off expenses (such as the clothing Andrew Blake re-fresh, support of the Maddies Shield game Treasurer between Box Hill and Prahran and repairs/maintenance) there was also an increase in

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BOX HILL CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED TRADING, PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2017

INCOME 2017 2016 EXPENDITURE 2017 2016

Cricket Victoria Administration Expenses Dividends / Reimbursements 25,867 26,012 Administration Expenses 556 54 Grants 0 1,815 Affiliation Fees 1,876 1,775 Prize Money 2,530 2,750 Light, Power & Cleaning 5,620 3,538 Match Reimbursements - Finals 290 0 Printing, Stationery & Postage 598 1,261 Country Week 500 500 Bank Charges 1,966 899 29,187 31,077 Fines 580 350 11,195 7,877 Membership Subscriptions 36,482 33,416 (Women – 52; Men – 60; Vets – 38; Juniors – 110) Cricket Expenses Grounds / Pavilions Rental 22,921 20,934 Social & Fundraising Activities 29,640 25,465 Curator Cost 6,303 6,359 Coaching Fees 26,620 19,159 Sponsorships & Donations 24,770 4,160 Balls & Materials 14,851 12,714 Repairs & Maintenance 1,004 0 Other Income Pre-Season Training 3,570 3,665 Interest 13 13 Junior / Game Development 6,871 2,408 Merchandise Sales 15,911 5,208 Craig Shield (incl. Coaching) 2,747 2,160 Grants 0 3,511 Country Week 454 475 Other Miscellaneous Income 1,735 2,894 Depreciation 347 0 17,659 11,626 85,688 67,874

TOTAL INCOME 137,738 105,744 Social and Fundraising Expenses 18,476 14,815

PROFIT / (LOSS) (4,578) 3,251 Other Expenses Trophies 2,385 1,562 Club Merchandise 23,665 10,174 Sundry Expenses 906 191 26,956 11,927

TOTAL EXPENSES 142,315 102,493

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BOX HILL CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 30 JUNE 2017

2017 2016

Members Funds Members Funds 41,872 46,450 Total Members Funds 41,872 46,450

Represented by:

Current Assets Cash at Bank 29,248 41,612 Cash on Hand 882 2,069 Debtors 5,860 2,725 Pre-Payments 745 0 Stock on Hand 3,144 3,359 Provision for GST 0 0 Total Current Assets 39,879 49,765

Non-Current Assets Fixed Assets 3,124 0 Total Non-Current Assets 3,124 0

Total Assets 43,003 49,765

Current Liabilities Creditors 241 3,315 Other Liabilities 890 0 Total Current Liabilities 1,131 3,315

Total Liabilities 1,131 3,315

Net Assets 41,872 46,450

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SOCIAL REPORT

In my first year as Social Coordinator, I was pleased with how we faired on the social front. We had a variety of functions with the most popular being the iPod Shuffle Night and Trivia Night.

The Premiership Gala was a huge success and special thanks to Ben Wood and Alan Carter for organising a great and fun night. Was great to see many of the past players faces and hopefully more nights like the Gala will be held in the future to help bridge the gap between past and present players.

Special thanks to the Social Committee and especially Bec Carter and also thanks to Greg Rizio and Michelle Winterton for their work behind the bar.

DB Social Coordinator

DB and Toby Mowat

BAR REPORT

Season 2016-17 was my second year behind the bar, with the responsibility of Bar Manager at Box Hill Cricket Club. Looking back on the season, I felt as though the introduction of the Coterie Club by Ben Wood was a welcome initiative, as it was easy for myself to identify the members and I could see the members were pleased with the discounts on selected bar products. Looking back on the season financially, I felt as though it was similar to last season, however with Andrew Blake overseas at the time of this report being done, the total takings are TBC at the AGM.

The success of the season behind the bar was not just due to my efforts, but to other personnel of the club, including Michelle Winterton and Neville Roulston. Michelle ran the bar on most, if not all Saturday nights, with Neville running the bar on the occasional training night when I wasn’t able to attend. Furthermore, I am very grateful to have these two people assist me during season 2016/17. Looking towards the upcoming season of 17/18, I feel as though it would be good if we had another face to help assist me. It cannot always be Michelle and Neville. Also, I would welcome the return of the coterie club and its rewards. All in all, it was a pleasure to run the bar. Looking on field, it was a positive year for the club, however I would have liked to have seen have new silverware/flags in the clubrooms.

See you all in season 2017/18.

Greg Rizio

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MEN’S COACHES SEASON REPORT But whilst the above mentioned performances are viewed so well in print, there were many other fine Firstly, I want to acknowledge the contribution from performances that haven’t gone unnoticed from my Alan Carter following his retirement as coach of point of view….. women’s cricket at Box Hill CC. Lumpy, your  Pat Conole’s 29 wickets in his debut year on turf tireless work and dedication to your role has been was sensational inspirational and I congratulate you on a truly  Tatto rising into the 2’s prior to finals and then nd outstanding career in coaching. took the 2 most wickets in the finals behind Rob Onto Men’s Cricket and I want to take this  Cam “Wreck it Ralph”, under immense pressure, opportunity to highlight a few significant was the leading run scorer for the 2s in the finals performances throughout the 2016/17 season…..  Juniors 22 no against Balwyn and 25 no against  Josh May making 723 club runs and debuting in Hoppers Crossing were both under enormous the Firsts at 15 years of age pressure in run chases, to ensure we got across  Pearso’s 43 wicket tally in the ones was the line outstanding  Again Josh May and his 140 no in the 3rds first Many may not see the significance in these final performances but for me, they are just as valuable  Brant Hubber’s debut century against Bayswater based on their importance to their respective teams. in the 4s (118) demonstrated how quickly he has I was also so proud to witness the continual developed in such a brief time development of our younger players which can be  Tommy Haynes 104 late in the season capped off attributed to their want to train and perfect their a brilliant second half of the year respective games.  PG’s 103 just before Xmas make it four tons in four seasons at the club I hate the word potential….all of these players have  The Bison’s 101 in the Twos ensured a tough run ABILITY, not potential, and now it’s only a matter of chase of 195 against Balwyn was achieved quite time that their development will ensure the future easily success of the club as they realise their ABILITY to  Pearso’s multiple wicket hauls included an 8/34 play cricket. Players like Raj, Hubbs, Cam Gerny, and 7/45 in back to back games Baz, Boxy, Junior, Riz, Gus, Tatto and Case have  Baz’s 5/19 just before Xmas proved he has continued to demonstrate their ABILITIES but would quickly adapted to turf cricket all know, there is further room for improvement.  Gus’s 5/20 against Taylors Lakes was hostile and Then add to this strong list of players, the impact new endorsed his push for higher honours players made to ensure we reached the finals in the  Riz’s 5/23 in Rd 2 against Melton was brilliant as 2’s, 3’s and 4’s. Caleb, Pat Conole, Jack Beardsley, the Twos were in desperate need for wickets Dam Davo, and Hodges brothers were terrific in their  Josh May’s 5/29 in the 4ths proved he is a quality commitment to training and to their teammates. all rounder  Tim Blake’s 5 fa in Rd 1 suggested there is still To have three of the four teams in finals was plenty of cricket left in the old fella! particularly encouraging, but in all honesty the ones  Saeed’s two 5 fa’s emphasised his qualities as a should have made it all four teams and only have spinner themselves to blame.  And Sam Blake’s and Rob Fortington’s 5 fa’s against Endeavour Hills were absolutely first class which ensured we got first innings points despite a poor first innings score

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Congrats to Tommy Haynes on being awarded the  Tim Reid- you always take my calls and always Best Under 21 player. He was a standout considering willing to assist in any way possible his 400+ first XI runs and we hope he can return to  Ken as Chairman of Selectors. It’s a tough gig but play in the not too distant future. your ability to work your way through every selection and challenge all the captains and me as coach was excellent. I have always appreciated your support  Roger for your efforts as Net Captain was unbelievably appreciated. Thank you is not enough…it allowed me to concentrate on getting around to all the players and work on my own game when needed.  PG- as always your support has been brilliant  Pearso- your enthusiasm has been appreciated and

this has pushed me to try to find another level in my The Most Improved award was a tight call, but Tom coaching Newman’s dedication to improving himself by  Frankie- loved your occasional phone call and general work ethic and training attendance over the general feedback on training and coaching. But even past 3-4 years was rewarded with significant more so, the assistance you gave to and every player improvement in his keeping and most importantly by throwing balls in the nets was first class…..you batting. Well done! made an immediate impact.

 All Captains and coaching assistants like Nunny and Statistically though we have made some great in Hubbs Senior for your commitment and roads in achieving the targets we aimed for. In professionalism batting our runs per wicket stats versus oppositions  Riz Snr- what a great club man you are. Just love improved in all grades from last season’s results…… everything you do…you are proof that you don’t

have to be playing to contribute significantly to club 1sts- 24.6 our runs per wicket vs 21.2 opposition culture and atmosphere! 2nds- 23 vs 17.4  Nifty for scoring in the 1’s and for the 2s in the finals 3rds- 23 vs 15  Rob Fortington for your honest words and ongoing 4ths- 28 vs 16.7 support

 Mints and the committee for your ongoing support Going forward though, we need to continue to grow and encouragement and entrusting me with me this and develop and that includes me as coach. The th prestigious position into my 5 year next season recent survey results has given evidence we need to  My wife Vick for allowing and supporting me the strive to be better……this includes trying and opportunity to play and coach the game I love. developing new ideas and concepts. I can commit we  And most of all….to all the players. I appreciate your will do this next season as we strive to be the best willingness to give your all at training and then club in the Subbies. To finish 9th in the Club execute on game day. You all have created a strong Championship (17th last season) was a solid result but and harmonious club environment by adhering to the we must aim for a top 4 result next season. behaviours we have set out each year. This is why

we are strong and why we will continue to be a force. I must acknowledge the following people who have This is why we will reap the rewards into the future contributed significantly to my coaching over the past lets ensure the future begins next season. year (no particular order)….

Michael Vozzo,  Tim Blake who took over as captain of the 2’s and Men’s Senior Coach led with conviction and ensured the 2’s achieved a Grand Final berth

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WOMEN’S COACH’S SEASON REPORT  Playing a seventh successive P1 Grand Final is unprecedented for our club but has also rarely Our recent record of sustained success has ever been matched in the history of the established us as a powerhouse club in Women’s competition. cricket!  Playing in our fifth P1 T20 final in seven seasons For the first time in the club’s history we had 3 teams reinforced our status as one of the two dominant play in the grand final. With the 1sts and 3rds also T20 team in the competition. Since the inception playing in the T20 Final, it was undoubtedly a of P1 T20 seven years ago, only EMP has played successful season. It was disappointing we were in more T20 finals with six appearances. unable to secure any wins from those five finals but  Having our 2nds and 3rds gain valuable finals there is no doubt we are stronger club, with a deeper experience will certainly reap benefits for next playing list than this time last year. season & beyond. Despite the disappointment of losing finals, our  Across all XIs we won 69% of our games. season had many highlights: It points to the growing stability within our club that  The Meg Lanning Academy has now been only 43 players (excluding WBBL guest players) running for 4 seasons. This season our Head represented us this season. This number was as high Academy Coach was Phil Lovell. With Meg’s as 52 only a few seasons back and has regularly been involvement on day one being the highlight for in the high 40s. the girls, Phil ran a fantastic two day program with the support of a variety of coaches. The Third XI finished with a 13-4 winning record  Our junior program, now in its 9th season, (14-6 including finals). Stacey Haughton did a continued to serve us well – 17 of the 45 players wonderful job as a young captain. Reluctant at first (38%) who played senior cricket with us this in the role, Stacey’s maturity, leadership and love of season, were either current or past players in our the club quickly prevailed. Stacey was well U14s. supported by experienced club stalwarts Nicole  Meg Lanning & Anna Lanning were both in the Breschkin (375 runs at 31.25 & 23 wickets at 10) and VicSpirit squad again and were joined this Michelle Winterton (295 runs at 22.7 and 10 wickets season by Hayleigh Brennan. Meg excelled yet at 17.7). Without question one of the highlights of again in her roles as captain of VicSpirit, the season was Hailey Ferris’s hat-trick against Melbourne Stars & the Australian Southern Bayswater Park. Hailey is one of our youngest and Stars. Anna showed signs that she is progressing brightest prospects, winning the competition award at representative level and Hayleigh made her as the Most Valuable U18 player in WCCC East VicSpirit debut at the age of 17, acquitting Zone. The depth of young, emerging talent who herself well. played (mostly) in the 3rds this season is exciting for  Meg, Anna and Hayleigh were all part of the the club – Rachel Napolitano, Sam Deeble & Tijana Melbourne Stars squad in the second season of Vidajic are all capable of playing Second XI cricket the Women’s Big Bash (WBBL). In addition, next season if they commit to working hard & are Zoe Griffiths gained valuable experience as the hungry for success. Stars’ U18 rookie.  We had five players selected in junior state Unfortunately, Ringwood proved to be our nemesis teams, Caitlin Morando (U15s), Lara Shannon defeating us in both the T20 & 1-Day Finals. It is (U15s), Bella Gietzmann (U18s), Zoe Griffiths always disappointing to lose a final but if you are (U18s) & Izzy Weber (U18s). made of the right stuff it steels you for next time and  We played in the inaugural Maddie Riewoldt’s the learning you take away will stand you in great Vision Shield T20 match v Prahran, under lights stead. This Third XI group reminds me a lot of the at Toorak Park before a crowd of 1500 3rds team from 2012-13 that included Pennie Harrison, Tansi Price, Chloe Ip, Amy Jennings,

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Zoe Griffiths, Lani Dejong and Sophie Jennings who Hannah Buur and Izzy Weber are both young players have all gone on to play a lot of cricket in higher who spent most of their season in the 2nds but can grades. And of course Amy and Zoe have both become regular First XI players with lots of hard played in a First XI premiership. work and greater consistency in their games. That consistency is as much about effort and competing The Second XI finished with an 11-4 winning record for longer periods as ability and execution. Our loss (12-5 including finals). The 2nds also had a young in the 1-Day Final against Melbourne was similarly captain in Madi Clayton. Some people are natural as much about competing for longer periods as it was leaders and Madi is one such person. Her captaincy about skill and execution. History at our club has developed significantly under the guidance of Tim shown that losing finals’ experiences hardens those Reid. Madi can become a great leader if that is the players who are capable of taking their cricket to path she chooses. Her talent as a player is perhaps higher levels. So losses like the one to Melbourne greater than Madi herself believes. As a club we will drive some players to become better, particularly need people like Madi to not only play for the next those capable of honest self-appraisal. 10 years but to be one of those people who helps to define what a club is – not everyone can do that, but The First XI finished with an 11-4 winning record, Madi I know that you can. Pennie Harrison had an plus a tie (12.5-6.5 including finals). One of our outstanding season (582 runs at 34.2) winning the season highlights was playing in the inaugural award for Best Player in the Premier Reserves Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision Shield T20 match v competition. Pennie is a clean ball striker who can Prahran, under lights at Toorak Park before a crowd dominate a game in the first 10 overs. She passed 50 of 1500. This game was heavily promoted through on 4 occasions & it is now up to Pennie if she wishes the media as a showcase game of women’s club to take the steps required to become a First XI cricket. This was arguably the highest profile game contributor. of club cricket ever played and it was an honour for our club to play in it. For the girls who played it was an amazing experience & we were very happy to prevail in a game decided on the last ball.

Paris Penny & 2nd XI celebrate a wicket

Paris Penny (25 wickets at 12.3) & Lani Dejong (25 wickets at 14.3) were a formidable spin combination. Paris in only her second season of Coin toss at the Maddie’s Shield game (L to R: Mike Larkin [Channel 10], Nick Riewoldt, Meg Lanning [Box Hill Captain], cricket is a leg-spinner with enormous potential. Emma Inglis [Prahran captain]) Lani works as hard on her game as anyone at the club and has started to reap some hard-earned reward. The First XI needs to find more spin overs in support of Cassie Brock, so opportunities exist for players like Paris & Lani if they can keep improving – the step up to P1 bowling to state and national team players is a huge one but we should never put a cap on what young players may achieve with hard work and importantly a resilient, tough attitude. 13

As a team now full of players with big game and finals experience we found a way to win on a regular basis. Our overall playing depth is superior to most other clubs in the competition but there are two clear areas for improvement. In our losses and in particular in the finals we lost, our batting depth was exposed. We also need to find more overs of quality spin in support of Cassie Brock. Both of these aspects can be addressed at least in part by natural Hayleigh Brennan improvement and development of our current playing list but we also need to look outside the club at some Hayleigh Brennan’s performance in the final in targeted recruiting. taking two quick wickets to drag us back into the As an example of how the competition has responded contest was also a great sign for the future. Whilst to our three flags in succession, our conquerors this Hayleigh has only just turned 18, she leads our attack season in EMP added four recruits this season from as a fierce competitor. Impatient for success and outside their club. higher honours, Hayleigh has made great strides Despite the disappointment of a losing grand final, since joining our club midway through last season. I our performance in the P1 Grand Final says volumes have no doubt Hayleigh can be the player she aspires for the club we have become. We were 4/15 with to be with dedication to the mountain of hard work Meg not playing and only Anna from our topline she must complete & the support of a club like ours. batters still at the crease. Not ideal but we have all played cricket long enough to know it can happen Our skipper, Meg Lanning continues to excel both as and our opposition did have two top-line spinners a captain & player at all levels of the game. As who had just returned from playing with the always, her achievements over the past 12 months Southern Stars. To fight our way to 155 & to make are astounding: EMP bat deep into the game before they could pass us showed us to be a team that is very hard to play  Whilst playing only six games for Box Hill this against. And there were two occasions when we season, Meg scored 283 runs at 94 bowled where one extra wicket may have tipped the  At all levels, in total it was 1805 runs at 65, with game our way. When you consider our fightback a SR near 100 (6x100 & 9x50) from 4/15 was led by 18 yo Amy Jennings who had  WNCL Player of the Tournament never passed 50 in the Firsts before, it was a symbol  Voted by her peers as the Inaugural Domestic of why no club can boast our record of developing Player of the Year – WNCL & WBBL young players. Aside from Amy, the performance of  Sharon Tredrea Award for Best VicSpirit Player Anna Lanning in scoring 44 in a partnership of 93 for the 5th time (at the age of 25) with Amy, showed Anna to be the competitor and  Melbourne Stars Player of the Year leader we have become accustomed to. With Meg’s  Belinda Clark Award as our International Player very limited availability this season, Anna’s of the Year for the 3rd time captaincy was on show more regularly and this is an  Now holds the World Record for most ODI 100s area of her game which has clearly developed quite with 10. Meg has achieved this record in just markedly. 57 games, surpassing Charlotte Edwards whose 9 centuries were compiled in 180 games.

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Cassie Brock won her third successive Club Going into next season, we cannot be complacent but Championship scoring 335 runs at 22.3 & taking we are in good shape with a sound base to build 31 wickets at 13.7. Cassie was again instrumental in upon. Our player numbers are the strongest they many of our victories. Her leg-spin has become have been in my eight seasons. more consistent and her fielding sets a great standard for the team. Cassie is much loved by her teammates The success of our own junior program, the and her contribution to our club since joining us four expansion of the Anna Lanning Shield, lots of hard years ago has been significant. work and our well-earned reputation as a successful women’s club is reaping dividends. We will go into Rebecca Carter returned to the playing field for the next season with only 9 players who are 25 or older first time since the 2014-15 Grand Final. Missing & at least 17 players who are 19 or younger. over a season and a half with a patella tendinopathy, Bec’s resilience and commitment to rehab is a credit Whilst EMP knocked us off this season, clubs like to her. After 666 days between games, Bec’s Melbourne and Prahran with their immense resources comeback in the 2s saw her compile 67 no. Upon are an ever-present threat to clubs like ours. We her return to the 1sts she put together two more half must commit ourselves to a program of continuous centuries, including a game-shaping 70 in our semi- improvement in order to stay at the head of the pack. final victory over Melbourne. In simple terms it means our club must invest more money in our women’s program.

The emergence of WBBL & the growing prominence of women’s sport means an increasing number of girls can chase their dream of playing cricket at the highest level. Elite young talent will increasingly pick and choose which club they play at based on the quality of the club program and facilities available. So clubs like ours must invest more heavily in all of those areas.

Rebecca Carter My women’s cricket journey began nine seasons ago after starting the U14 girls’ team. I started this team The other members of our coaching panel, Tim Reid so Bec had somewhere to play. Twelve months later and Nick Fletcher again made significant I was appointed as the Senior Women’s Coach and contributions. Tim has been an integral part of our my obsession with making us a great women’s club program for four seasons now. As an assistant coach began. After eight years as Coach, 464 training during the week, Tim adds a great dimension to sessions and over 150 games it is time for a new training, then in his match-day role with the 2s Tim coach to take the reins. I can’t begin to describe how has imparted great knowledge. Tim has been satisfying and rewarding this last eight years has incredibly loyal and supportive of me and I will been. But if you have ever been totally obsessed always be grateful for his role in our recent success. with the pursuit of something in your life, you will Nick again coached our U14 girls but also assisted at go some way to understanding what being Coach of Wednesday training sessions for the senior group. Box Hill has meant to me. Nick brings great energy and an approach to coaching which is both highly effective and mature When I first became Coach we had lost our Third XI beyond his years. and our player numbers were barely strong enough to field two teams; in fact we regularly played two or three short in the 2nds. We were losing far more often than we won & had never won a First XI flag.

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The good clubs routinely beat us. We were a club This is success we have grown ourselves, investing that played the game but did not understand how to in our own players, with selective recruiting of compete. We were not hard to play against and established players the icing on the cake. stood for nothing! I have been at this club for 32 years…I love the I could write several more pages about the highlights game of cricket, I loved playing cricket and I loved of my time as coach, the stories of players who have playing for this club. I have loved being the played a role in our recent success and players who Women’s Coach of this club for the past eight years are off the map in terms of the development of their as much as I have loved any phase of my life in own games. Of course I am proud of our on-field sport. I will miss being the Box Hill Women’s achievements but the people side of my role is what I Coach but the time is right to hand over the reins. will look back on most fondly & miss the most... Thank you to the club for all the support you have - Seeing young players grow-up and develop, both as provided to help us become a power of women’s cricketers and as people; some becoming 1st XI cricket. And a HUGE thank you to every player and players, even premiership players – their photos on every parent who has helped to make my time as the walls of the clubrooms for ever. coach so special. - Young players knowing at our club, their youth is no barrier to opportunity. Let’s build on what we have, keep providing a great - Parents telling me what a difference this club has environment for players to grow their love of cricket made to the lives of their daughters! & chase their dreams. And let’s keep winning premierships! When I started as coach, our club was still relocating some of our women’s home games so we could host #TANGLOVE men’s comp games from lesser competitions. We have come a long way! If you are born a daughter rather than a son, you have no less opportunity to Alan Carter pursue your dreams in previously male-dominated Women’s Coach domains like cricket and our club is at the forefront of that.

It makes me so happy and proud we are now a power club of the competition. After my first season as coach eight years ago, I wrote in the Annual Report: Before the season commenced we set down our vision which is: “To be respected & acknowledged as the most powerful club in women’s cricket!”

We have taken some steps toward achieving this vision but the players are well aware that our youth is no excuse to ‘tread water’ next season; we must continue to move forward.”

We are now in the midst of an incredible era of sustained success through which we have:  Played 7 successive P1 Grand Finals, winning 3  Played in 5 P1 T20 Finals, winning 2  Played in 2 P2 Grand Finals & 2 T20 Finals  Played in 2 3rd XI, winning 1

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MEN’S FIRST XI SEASON REPORT the match now has me shaking my head in frustration. It’s my hope though, that this will make SEASON IN SHORT: us a tougher side as it proved what a strong team A slow start, the inability to win some key moments (Noble Park, who went on to win their qualifying and a final round loss (where a win would have final) can achieve when they keep believing in each meant a finals berth) overshadowed patches of other. individual brilliance, some resounding team wins and a dominant second half of season 2016/17. WINNING THE KEY MOMENTS Cricket teams (and cricketers) are sometimes judged TEAM HIGHLIGHT: on statistics alone. However it’s the ‘key’ moments After finding ourselves one win from six matches where a game is often won or lost and a season and rapidly losing hope of playing finals cricket....a defined. Of my 25 odd years in cricket circles (from massive eight wicket win vs Altona (eventual grand way back as a 9 year old in the U/14’s), the team finalists) had our season was back on track in a big mates I respect the most are the ones I would turn to hurry. We managed to restrict Altona to a moderate in a crisis, up for the challenge and wanting the 6/187 (45 overs) with a disciplined bowling/fielding ball/bat in their hand when all the odds might be performance. Batting with controlled aggression stacked against them. Same goes for my childhood from early in the innings set up the win and proved heroes - Dean Jones, Michael Bevan, Steve Waugh, our ability to take the game away from any Justin Langer, Adam Gilchrist. All match winners opposition. While there were many highlights that and tough as nails. day, none were better than 15 year old Josh May removing key batsman Aaron Maynard with his first Andrew Blake and Rob Fortington (among others) ball in 1st XI cricket. have this quality and have shown BHCC cricketers the way for many years now. James Pearson From there we were a vastly different cricket side. (achieving five wickets or more four times) won us a We won five of our final seven matches, the banter number of matches almost single-handedly this returned to our change-rooms and we can hold our season. If we are to realise our full team potential heads high based on the way we resolved to fight and win a premiership which I am certain we are back into finals contention. capable of, we need more players consistently showing this toughness and desire. TEAM LOW POINT: In our penultimate game vs Noble Park, where a win HUGE POSITIVES: would catapult us into fifth position (finals berth), we We finished the home and away season with the best found ourselves 1/160 (35 overs) following a performing bowler (James Pearson – 43 wickets blistering start from Tom Haynes (74) and great @12ave) and three batsmen (Justin Lampard 463 support from the top order. From this position losing @46ave, Tom Haynes 428 @35ave, Paul Gloury 530 9 wickets and falling five deliveries short of the @ 48ave) finishing in the top twelve run scorers allotted 45 overs proved more than costly. There was competition wide. All of these players were a feeling our 230 should still be enough to win but recognised with higher honours at the league this lapse gave a quality side in Noble Park some presentation night recently. vital momentum. They batted incredibly well, taking the game on and putting pressure back on our Tom Newman (10 matches) developed his game to bowlers and fielders. However we did ourselves no the next level this year and made valuable favours by dropping seven catches and bowling contributions with the bat and wicket-keeping without variation to eventually lose the game. Given gloves. Young guns James Rizio (3 matches), Josh the circumstances and with our entire season on the May (5 matches) and Jarrod Smith (2 matches) line, I can confidently say I have never been so proved they have what it takes to be star players of disappointed after losing a game of cricket. Reliving the future. ‘Riz’ will gain valuable experience on the 17

Crusaders tour of England during this off-season. It would be remiss not to mention my good mate Cam McMahon (2 matches) found form in the Saeed Mohammad who has starred in every grade second eleven finals series and will no doubt be a and helped me regain batting form on a number of long term first eleven player for BHCC. Another to occasions with late night throw-downs. Also to Luke impress during the seconds finals campaign was Kukurokovic (Osteopath) who worked on my back at Angus Hands. training and allowed me to get through the Williamstown game. Luke volunteers his skills for MOVING FORWARD: many of his teammates at training and it certainly With our second XI playing off in a grand final and doesn’t go unnoticed. the thirds making the semi’s we have more depth to pick from than any time in the past four seasons. Finally to all current and aspiring first eleven players, it’s a pleasure and an honour leading you out We also have an incredible administration team on to the field each week. If you wish to improve on working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure a last season and be part of something special, please strong list and a clear plan of action moving into remember in the semi-professional environment of season 2017/18. Recruits James Pearson & Justin Subbies cricket, your season never ends. Keep your Lampard have been incredibly valuable, not only body strong, stay in touch with your teammates and through their own performances but with the time surround yourself with cricket (worldwide test/T20 they invest to helping all players throughout the club. series, books, conversations and indoor skill Ben Wood’s contribution at all levels of sessions) so you can get the jump on your opposition. administration has to be seen to be believed. IN CLOSING: THANKYOU: To all of you reading this, keep the faith. BHCC I continue to learn valuable lessons as first eleven firsts are coming hard in 2017/18 and beyond. When captain of this proud club. There are a large number success inevitably comes it will have been earned by of people that I would like to thank, both for all who support the club. challenging me to improve as a person and for making my role easier throughout the season. Sincere MATCH BY MATCH: apologies to anyone I might overlook. Round 1 Croydon 10/200 def BHCC 10/185 In no particular order; Head Coach Michael Vozzo; Gloury 53, Parikh 50, Pearson 30 Assistant Coach James Pearson; Vice-Captain Justin Lampard; Senior players Andrew Blake and Rob Round 2 Fortington; Head of Cricket Ben Wood; Chairman of Melton 5/178 def BHCC 4/177 Selectors Ken Trollope; first eleven Scorer Neville Lampard 75, Gloury 34

Roulston, net captain Roger Gerny, 12th man (U/16 Round 3 (T20) player) Alister McMurray and our number one match BHCC 9/114 lost to Williamstown 5/133 day supporter Ashwin Parikh. Wotherspoon 3/22, Wotherspoon 41

My own dad Glenn is a constant support and an ear Round 4 for any frustrations. I always look forward to Balwyn 8/182 def BHCC 10/159 A. Blake 4/33, Parikh 33 phoning him after a day’s play to provide a match report & find out about his day on the bowls green. Round 5 BHCC 8/259 def Bayswater 108 & 7/52 A huge shout out to Greg Rizio, Tim Reid and 1st Innings - Lampard 97 no, Gloury 47, A Blake 3/6 Robyn Calder who I often turn to for a chat and some Fortington 3/32, 2nd Innings - Pearson 5/29 much needed advice or encouragement.

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Round 6 MEN’S SECOND XI SEASON REPORT Yarraville 200 def BHCC 121 Lampard 39, Haynes 28 After a terrific start to the season, beating the Round 7 reigning premiers Croydon quite convincingly, we BHCC 2/189 def Altona 6/187 then lost our next two to Melton (Case 83 in a solo Gloury 103, Lampard 38, Mowat 31 performance) in a very poor display and Williamstown (eventual minor premiers) in a T20. Round 8 BHCC 8/212 def Hoppers Crossing 138 I thought our next game against Balwyn really kick Gloury 67, Lampard 65, Haynes 36 started our season as we chased down a formidable

Round 9 score of 195 in the one dayer. Ross Brown’s 4/22 BHCC 6/250 def Endeavour Hills 207 was excellent but Toby Mowat (The Bison)’s 101 Pearson 7/47, Haynes 104, Mowat 83 was sublime and we achieved the target with 20 odd balls to spare. Most importantly we got our belief Round 10 back. BHCC 10/290 def Mt. Waverley 119 & 2/64 Gloury 80, Pearson 50, Lampard 43, Haynes 40 We won three of our next four games with our only Newman 36, Pearson 8/34 loss being to eventual premiers Yarraville. In

amongst these results was an unbelievable all round Round 11 Werribee 7/209 def BHCC 206 solo performance from 15 yo Josh May against Parikh 43, Vozzo 41, Newman 30, Bayswater. His 4/22 helped restrict the opposition to Pearson 4/72 176 on a road and then, after significant mid-week rain, at 4/58 Josh strode to the seaming wicket and Round 12 put together a brilliant 50 to see us through (also BHCC 245 def Taylors Lakes 211 thanks to Boxy’s quick fire 20 and Newy’s 27). Haynes 72, A Blake 45, Mowat 42 Pearson 5/42, Wotherspoon 3/46 We again hit a road block. In Rounds 9 and 10, we

lost to Endeavour Hills (reverse outright) in a pitiful Round 13 Noble Park 4/232 def BHCC 230 performance other than Rob Fortington and Sam Gloury 90, Haynes 74 Blake’s heroics with the ball taking 7 wickets for the match each, and then again in Rd 10 against Mt Paul Gloury Waverley where we could only manage 149 on a 1st XI Captain good wicket. The bowlers again performed well, having Mt Waverley 9/99 but some ordinary fielding (yours truly) lost us the match as the final wicket put on 63…..this eventuated into a pattern unfortunately.

Tim Blake was appointed Captain for Rd 11 against Werribee after some selection changes, and his guidance once again turned our fortunes around. Comprehensive victories against Werribee (thanks to 94 from Riz, 78 to Junior, 60 to Snelly and 3/6 from Gus), Taylors Lakes (Gus 5/20 and Josh 3/8) and Noble Park (Seb 53, Cam McMahon (Ralph) 40, Gus 41 no and Tim 2/7) sent us into the finals for the Frankie, PG and Pearso celebrate after a win fourth successive year in fourth place.

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capped off a great final series with 28, accumulating 97 runs at 32.

Unfortunately their two main bats got away from us, getting 150 runs between them and with them always ahead of the run rate and wickets in the shed, they achieved our target with just 9 balls to spare in what was truly a great game of cricket. I was proud of our team for fighting it out bravely to the end, thanks mainly to Tim’s 24 overs, only conceding 44 runs for the one wicket and Junior’s brilliant performance in Batting first against Croydon, we complied 186 the field…..saving numerous balls smashed to him at thanks mainly to Ralph 48 and Riz 36 getting us off point. to a good start. Reducing Croydon to 9/112, the game was ours but for some unknown reason, our Overall, our Grand Final and final performances bowlers weren’t able to grab that last wicket were indicative of our season……inconsistent but again……the fielding wasn’t the reason this time. full of highlights! Croydon passed us with some excellent late order batting, but due to us finishing fourth, we secured the Our experienced players (Tim, Rob, Snelly and Sam) extra chance. performed well as we have become accustomed to, but the development of Riz, Ralph, Junior, Newy Off to Williamstown for the knock out semi. Gus, Tatto, Seb, Case, Baz and Josh strongly Williamstown had remained on top pretty much all suggests that not only will we continue to have great year and were the most arrogant and disrespectful depth throughout the club but also have ready-made bunch of players I have played against in 30 years of players to filter into the firsts. cricket. Sledging, smart ass remarks, send offs were the norm on day one as we battled our way to 9/221 Michael Vozzo nd at end of play. Solid late contributions from Josh 29, Men’s 2 XI Captain Gus 29 and Tim 22 was bettered only by Rob’s counter attack innings of 43. Williamstown went extremely quiet late in the day after dropping 3 or 4 catches and misfielding many regulation MEN’S THIRD XI SEASON REPORT attempts……the momentum shift was obvious. Day 2 started with the opposition Captain and two I was excited to take on the role as captain for the other of their players walking behind the rest of their Third Eleven this year as it gave me the opportunity group in the pre-match warm up which gave out to work with some of our developing cricketers. It is extreme poor signs of leadership and body language. an important role given the jump in standard from We knew they weren’t ready for the task ahead or the Thirds to the Seconds. We need to ensure our just thought it would happen. It took just 42 overs young talent is adequately prepared to take the next for us to wipe them in the most comprehensive step. display for the season against what had been the top team all season as they folded for just 89. This Over the course of the season we had 24 players proved “Good things only happen to good people”! represent the Thirds. One went on to play First Eleven and 15 played at least one Second Eleven Our Grand Final venture against Yarraville started match demonstrating the depth of talent that we brilliantly after winning the toss, we accumulated a currently have as a club. formidable 262 from our 80 overs thanks to a team effort which included five partnerships of 25 or more. Again our talented youngsters came to the fore with Josh May scoring 56 and Gus 48 no. Ralph

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I would like to take this opportunity to recognise the hold our heads high and take the next step in season fantastic support and input from Tim Reid, Sam 2017/18. Morris and Jordan Buckingham who all captained at least one match while I was representing the Second I particularly enjoyed witnessing the making of Eleven in the second half of the season. future Box Hill stars Josh May, Ben Tatterson, Jack Beardsley, Campbell Gerny, Jordan Smith and Raj During the season we had two batsmen make a Kumar. It is the further development of players like hundred and six make scores of higher than 50. Josh these that will deliver success for the club. May's 140 no in the Qualifying Final against Croydon was the highlight from a batting perspective. My 223 was pretty good also even if I do say so myself. [Editor’s note: New Club record for the Men’s Third XI] Our batting was inconsistent throughout the season but showed glimpses of improvement at various stages.

If I can leave one message for the batsmen this season, it would be to focus on converting their starts into scores of 50 plus. This becomes a habit when you get good at it and the key is all upstairs. If you Rajiv Kumar really want the 50 or 100 you will get it through We were also lucky to have the weekly support of simply playing within yourself and consolidating Roger Gerny who went over and above to allow the your start. This will win games for your team. team to concentrate on simply playing cricket. His There were too many instances of batsmen getting efforts were much appreciated by the team and I into their 20's and 30's and getting out and this was would personally like to thank him for his the difference between making good scores and great commitment to the Third Eleven. scores. It was a really enjoyable season for me personally Our bowling was exceptional all season with six and I wish the club every success in the years ahead bowlers taking 15 wickets or more. Muhammad as I step away to spend more time with my family Saeed finished with 22; Michael Barro 19; David and focus on raising two energetic boys who will Blake 18; Campbell Gerny 17; Tim Reid 15 and Ben hopefully play cricket for the club I love so much. Tatterson 15. We consistently bowled in the right areas and rarely had the batsmen get the better of us. Daniel Snell aka "Tractor" Our bowling effort from all bowlers in the Semi Men’s Third XI Captain Final was outstanding on a good batting deck.

We played some excellent finals cricket in the Semi MEN’S FOURTH XI SEASON REPORT Final against Malvern against the reigning premiers. We were agonisingly close to a comfortable win and Round 1 vs Croydon a Grand Final berth before a batting collapse that was This game started in a promising fashion but ended heart breaking for all players and supporters. It is a with a disappointing loss. Playing Croydon away we tough lesson to learn but we cannot ever think the job batted well to post 3/149 thanks to 39 to Luke K, is done until it is done. We got ahead of ourselves 38 no to David Carter and 29 to Brant Hubber. This and lost a game we deserved to win with a few poor should have been a defendable score; however, we decisions at key moments. For 90% of the game we were not able to bowl tightly enough for a sustained played like a premiership winning team so we should period of time. Croydon middle order consolidated and saw them pass our score with 3 overs to spare. 21

Round 2 vs Ormond unbeaten 101. He and Adam Davidson (60*) put Round 2 saw us bounce back to form quickly. Josh together an unbeaten 153 run 6th wicket partnership May led the way with the ball taking 5/29 as we which continued the good early work of Luke bowled out Ormond for 96. A spirited innings from Davidson (47) and Rajiv (37). With the ball, we Saeed (62*) saw us pass Ormond’s total in 13.1 bowled consistently but controlled the run rate overs. throughout the 80 overs with Moorabbin only managing 8/205 from their 80 as the wickets were Round 3 vs Elsternwick shared. We made our return to T20 cricket with a victory against Elsternwick. Winning the toss and bowling Round 7 vs Brighton first seemed like a bad decision until Saeed (4/17) After winning the toss against Brighton and asking took control of the innings with the ball. His tight them to bat, they managed 7/137 off their 40 overs. lines and excellent length proved to be too good for Pat Conole (1/16) and Matt Hodges (2/23) were the the Elsternwick batters as they reached 7/112 from pick of the bowlers. With the bat, Luke K (46) batted their 20. An unbeaten 90 run partnership between very well and it was disappointing that he missed out Rajiv Kumar (35 no) and Matt Hodges (55 no) meant on a 50. Mitch Mahoney and Matt Graham saw us to we passed Elsternwick after 17 overs. Three massive the win with 4 overs to spare. sixes from Hodges were certainly the highlight of the innings. Round 8 vs Malvern After Christmas, we were greeted with searing hot Round 4 vs Balwyn conditions as we faced Malvern in a one day game. After two wins in a row we faced Balwyn at home in Batting first, we posted a respectable 9/135. Gus a one day game. After losing the toss and being Simon anchored the innings with 26 and Matt asked to bat, we managed 9/123. 29 from Rajiv was Graham (20 off 17) raised the run rate late with some the highlight of the innings. With the ball, we lacked strong hitting. With the ball we again struggled to a bit of composure and Balwyn were able to reach contain their batsmen as they scored freely from the our total with 3 overs to spare. Pat Conole was the outset and they passed our score with 8 overs to pick of the bowlers with 2/20, including an spare. Mitch Mahoney was the pick of the bowlers impressive 5 maidens. with 2/30.

Round 5 vs Bayswater Round 10 vs Mt Waverley After losing the toss again, we were asked to bat After a disappointing washout in Round 9, we knew first. Caleb Hayen and Brant got us off to a bright that we had to perform strongly in the remaining start, however we lost wickets at regular intervals games if we were to feature in finals. A super throughout the innings. Brant batted flawlessly and bowling performance saw us bowl out Mt Waverley brought up his maiden senior hundred after tea. He for 90. Pat Conole was the pick of the bowlers with was finally dismissed on 118 with the score at 208. 4/18. We knew we had to chase quick runs if we We managed 218 which looked like a defendable were a chance to win outright so strong contributions score. On the second day, we struggled to generate from Hubber (43), Kumar (61) and Morris (32) regular chances with the ball and Bayswater passed allowed us to declare 89 runs in front. Superb us with ten overs to spare. Matt Graham was the bowling from Barro (3/26), Trollope (3/2) and Hayen pick of the bowlers with 3/86. (3/2) saw us pick up the full 10 points in our first outright victory for the year. Round 6 vs Moorabbin This game saw us return to the winners list with a Round 11 vs Oakleigh dominant performance against Moorabbin. Batting Bowling first against Oakleigh we took wickets at first, we managed 5/294 off our allotted 80 overs regular intervals while they scored freely. They were with the highlight of the day being David Carter’s dismissed for 228 with 10 overs left on the first day.

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Conole was again in the wickets with 3/32. A hard Semi Final vs Malvern fought run chase followed with a good contributions Our performances during the regular season meant from Greg Hodges (32) and Beardsley (23). James that we earned the right to play again despite losing Box made an outstanding 58 and almost led us to the our first final. Batting first against Malvern we win. Our experienced 10th wicket partnership of posted a defendable 179 thanks to a 67 run 7th wicket Trollope and Scott Hubber brought the scores level partnership between Matt Hodges (32) and when unfortunately we lost our 10th wicket before we Robertson (37). We struggled to take wickets with had passed their score. A tie was a fitting end to a the new ball and despite the efforts of Trollope highly competitive game of cricket. (1/42) and Hayen (2/37) we were passed with the opposition only losing 4 wickets. A disappointing Round 12 vs Caulfield end to a promising season. After losing the toss and being asked to bowl, we responded strongly bowling Caulfield out for 96. It was again my privilege to captain the 4th XI and I Wickets were shared amongst all the bowlers. thank the senior players Barge, Ken and Scott for Knowing that another outright victory was their advice, support and leadership throughout the potentially available we knew we again had to score season. The development of younger guys like Brant, quickly. All the batsmen made a contribution as we Caleb, Rajiv, Pat, Matt and Greg Hodges was reached 4/195 from only 48 overs. Mitch Mahoney certainly obvious throughout the season and I look (57) and David Carter (46*) deserve recognition for forward to seeing them progress through the ranks in their team first attitude in the way that they future years. Again we let ourselves down in the approached their innings. Bowling again, we finals, but I strongly believe that success at this level dismissed Caulfield for 83 with less than 2 overs to is definitely possible for our playing group. I look spare. Matthew Hodges bowled with pace and was forward to playing my part in season 2017/18. the pick of the bowlers with 4/13. Peter Robertson Round 13 vs Noble Park 4th XI Captain In the final round of the season, we knew that a win would result in a top 4 finish. We put in a strong performance with the ball and were able to dismiss VETERANS XI SEASON REPORT Noble Park for 52. Conole again led the way with 3/20, ably supported by Scott Hubber (2/6). Our Season 2016/2017 saw the club introduce Veteran’s openers, Morris (23*) and Simon (25*) made light Cricket to the BHCC playing program. The base work of the Noble Park total with us passing their premise when introducing Veteran’s was to re- score off 7.3 overs. A strong statement to finish the engage past players, engage a new playing audience regular season. (Junior parents, friends, etc) and, resultantly, broaden the club’s actively engaged membership base. Qualifying Final vs Bayswater We lost the toss and were asked to bowl first and The core on-field focus of the Veteran’s program again struggled to take early wickets. We made a few was on inclusion, participation, involvement and good inroads in the middle order and kept Bayswater social networking. to 9/288 from their 80. Scott Hubber (4/46) led the way with the ball. With the bat, a team approach was With over 35 past and present members Registering needed, however we lost early wickets, slumping at for Veteran’s during the off-season and over 25 th one stage to 5/26. A 68 run 6 wicket partnership individuals taking the field of play in Season between Matt Hodges (45) and Gus Simon (42) 2016/2017, the inaugural Season of Vets, in many added some respectability to the scorecard, however, regards, should be heralded as a success when it was not enough as we were dismissed for 136. benchmarked against the primary drivers of program introduction. 23

JG CRAIG U/15 REPRESENTATIVE TEAM As a club, we will take away learnings from Season 16/17 to enhance and refine the Veteran’s operating Firstly I’d like to congratulate all the boys on their model from Season 17/18. efforts throughout the 2017 Craig Shield tournament. I hope you’ve all learnt a lot about playing on turf I would like to take this opportunity to thank all 25+ wickets and made lifelong friendships with team individuals who turned out for the ‘Tang Veterans at mates. I truly hope we’ll see you all play together in some stage in Season 2016/2017. Specifically, I either representative or senior sides at Box Hill in the would like to recognise and thank Steve Flinn, Hugh future. Martin, Mick Sheehan, Mark Eyles, Trevor Leinert, Jonno Finch, Justin Newbound and Dave Carter who This 2017 Craig Shield squad composed 13 very all passionately embraced and owned the Box Hill talented young cricketers. We were a very evenly Veteran’s as their team and were always available to skilled team and unfortunately we were reduced to assist, co-ordinate and help wherever required. 12 on the eve of the tournament due to the hamstring injury to Swapnil Challa. This required all our boys Whilst there was no core focus upon the winning of to adjust to the increased physical and mental games, as we all know, competitive contests can requirements of backing up three days in row each drive the enjoyment and motivation of those week over the two weeks. With the twelve fit involved and, as such, we will look to enjoy a more players it meant we certainly needed everyone to successful (on-field) Season in 17/18 whilst not consistently contribute. The other key factor for us diminishing the importance of inclusion and was we needed to field well, this is sometimes participation for all. overlooked and hopefully the boys now truly understand the importance of training under pressure Congratulations to the most deserving Season Award to enable them to perform under pressure on match recipients: day.  Player of the Year – Trevor Lienert  Batting – Dave Carter The old saying of “catches win matches” was  Bowling – Trevor Lienert. absolutely proven true for us. We unfortunately dropped some crucial catches and critical times that I look forward to re-engaging all during the off- saw two or three opposition batsmen take full season as we tweak and mould our Vets program for advantage and go on to make large scores against us. Season 17/18 and beyond following inaugural I’m positive had we taken those catches we would Season learnings. have gone deep into the finals. This was fantastic lesson for the boys and an experience I hope they Thankyou again to all that supported the Veteran’s turn into a positive for the remainder of their careers, program and concept, both on and off-field. The practice your catching and fielding boys!. Nobody successful introduction of a new start-up program tries to drop catches however, we must learn from would not have been possible without this support. those unfortunate events.

Ben Wood We had some very good efforts with bat and ball. Veterans XI Captain We didn’t unfortunately have any batting scores above 52 for the tournament, which also hurt us. We had a number of players with 30’s and 40’s and one 50 for the competition. Again a lesson for our boys was when you get a start you need to work hard at the crease and concentrate fiercely to turn a 30 into a 70, 80 or more.

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I’d like to congratulate Ben Horsnaill, Jade Bardwell Finally to the parents, thank you all so much. We and Kieren Hubber who all performed well and I had a wonderfully supportive group who continually hope learnt a lot about building an innings and assisted with scoring, transport, drinks and some playing straight on turf wickets. Well done Kieren AMAZING catering, the best in competition by a Hubber, who top scored in the tournament with 52 country mile! Again the commitment and support of against Croydon. the parents made it a very enjoyable and pleasurable experience for the whole group. Our bowling was very good for the majority of the time. I hope the boys learnt the need to bowl full and It was an honour to coach the boys and I look consistently on and outside off stump on turf. Again forward to seeing them all further develop their our fitness was really tested backing up day after day cricket in the future. in the heat. I think we bowled very, very well with Alister McMurray having a standout game with 6/34 Squad: against Bayswater in our first game. Connor Jade Bardwell RA Leg, RH Bat Swapnil Challa RA Med., RH Bat Corbally, Joel Guley and Jack Cullen all bowled Conor Corbally RA Fast., RH Bat consistently throughout the tournament and Kieren Hamish Curnow LA Orthodox, LH Bat Hubber bowled very well in the second week. Our Joel Guley LA Fast, LH Bat Spinners Samir Hanzovski, Hamish Curnow and Samir Hanzovski RA Off, RH Bat Ben Horsnaill W/K., RA Med., LH Bat Jade Bardwell all worked hard and I hope learnt the Kieren Hubber RA Med., LH Bat need to flight the ball, bowl full and set your fields Lachlan Jessup LA Med., LH Bat well particularly when bowling on turf wickets. Alister McMurray RA Fast, RH Bat Simon Reynolds RA Med., RH Bat Jayden West W/K., LH Bat Our wicket keepers Jayden West and Ben Horsnaill Jack Cullen RA Med., LH Bat toiled hard in heat and I think learnt a lot about the demands on keepers in longer forms and continuous Scott Hubber days of cricket. Craig Shield Coach

I’d also like to congratulate Simon Reynolds and

Kieren Hubber on their captaincy of the team. Both boys shared the role and both put their own leadership stamp on the team, well done boys.

I’d like to acknowledge Swapnil Challa who courageously made his way back from injury to unfortunately re-injure himself in his first chase of the ball in the second week. Swapnil was a great team member attending games despite being injured Back Row: and I thank him for his efforts. Tom Haynes (assistant coach), Lachlan Jessup, Simon Reynolds, Alister McMurray, Joel Guley, Conor Corbally, I also would like to thank the amazing efforts and co- Swapnil Challa, Scott Hubber (Coach) ordination of our Team Manager, Andrew Horsnaill. Front Row Andrew’s continued organisation before, throughout Jade Bardwell, Kieren Hubber, Ben Horsnaill, Jack and after the tournament where greatly appreciated Cullen, Samir Hanzovski, Hamish Curnow, Jayden West by all and particularly by myself. Knowing all the off field arrangement were fantastically managed left me to concentrate on helping and coaching the boys,

Thanks Horse !

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JUNIOR PROGRAM 2016/17: A special thanks also to all the parents who helped out throughout the year on match days but especially

to the parents who took on the team mangers roles. In 2016/17 BHCC fielded eight junior teams in the Without them it would be difficult to field our Eastern Cricket Association. juniors to develop young players.

Under 10 Two teams (Green & Gold) Team Managers: Under 12 One team Under 18 Navin Kumar Under 14 Two teams (one girls’ only) Under 16 Frank Traczewski Under 16 One team Under 14 Colin Daws (Boys) Under 18 One team Annie Kelly (Girls)

Under12 James Simmonds I would like to thank Andrew Davidson who put in a Under 10 Mick Sheehan, Kieran Murphy lot of work in the off season to get an Under 16 team back on the park after a season’s absence. This team Hopefully we will see all our Juniors back at Box played in the ECA U16“A” grade competition and Hill in 2017/18, either to continue their journey in made it through to the Semi Finals. our Junior ranks or to graduate to the Seniors.

Cathy Jones and Colin Leong provided great support I would like to wish Lynsey Pritchard good luck after to me as we combined to cover the administration her appointment by the club as Junior Coordinator requirements to get our Juniors on the park in the for season 2017/18 absence of an appointed Junior Coordinator. I thank them both on behalf of the club. Robyn Calder

Secretary The season started with Bennetswood Reserve being off the roster until at least Christmas with the Council encouraging the Club to secure another Under 18 Team ground from a list of school grounds supplied to us. The Under 18’s program is always an exciting, Despite two days of phone calls, I was unable to youthful and talented selection of players from the secure a ground for Friday nights as the only ground Box Hill Cricket Club. This year was no exception. from the list that was suitable/available was snared With many returning faces, and the addition of some by Mitcham whose ground was also under repair for new players – we were ready for an exciting year the season. The Council was finally able to provide ahead! a ground so our Under 12’s and two Under 14 sides played at Terrara park until the Christmas break and The new group of players melded well together at then returned to the refurbished Bennetswood reserve training, leading to an enjoyable squad to be a part for the last part of the season. of, both on and off the field. We must mention, unfortunately due to an unforgiving year 12 school Coaches: calendar, we did struggle to consistently field Under 18 Cam McMahon 11 players every week. Credit to the boys who Under 16 Andrew Davidson fronted up every week and played for the Box Hill Under 14 Gus Simon, Josh Martin (Boys) Cricket Club. Nick Fletcher (Girls) Under 12 Jack Leong, Abhir Nainani In saying that, we had some outstanding team Under 10 Rob Fortington, Kieren Murphy, performances where we easily beat the top sides of Andrew Wyver, Cathy Jones the competition (who ended up placing 1st and 3rd respectively), this gave the boys the hunger and drive to keep working hard at their skills. We just missed 26 out on playing finals, but were competitive Under 16A Team throughout the year against most opposition. We faced the challenge this season of building our The second year in a row with a new training team from “scratch” because the Club was unable to platform, allowing the U18 players to train amongst field an U16 team last season. Home grown Box their senior cricket club peers. This unique training Hill players Josh May, Adam Davidson and Pascal format allows accomplished senior men’s cricketers Traczewski were playing junior cricket at other to help with technical or even physical problems the clubs. They were keen to return with the aim of U18s may be experiencing in regard to the intricate playing in the ECA U16A grade competition which game of cricket. With the boys able to finish the is a very good standard of Under 16 cricket. season knowing their cricket has improved through working with these senior men, it has built a great However, three players weren’t enough to justify platform for them to transition into the senior men’s playing A grade. Further efforts were made to program. recruit Jack Beardsley and Lachlan Day from the As well as our year as a whole, we had some previous season’s Craig Shield team and also Toby fantastic individual performances; Cox and AB Shiraz who narrowly missed the same  Round 2 – Luke Davidson with 4/45 team.  Round 3 – Gus Simon with a great 57 with the bat  Round 4 – Max Wills a bowling performance Steve McMurray played for the Club in the late 70’s with 3/27 and was keen for his son Alister to play. Caleb  Round 5 - Joel Smith, bowling king with 4/27 Hayen’s dad, Andrew saw the benefit of driving  Round 7 - Alex Ungerboeck with a better than a locally to their new club Box Hill instead of Eltham. run a ball 27 Sam Leong, Tim Hung and Tex Craven progressed  Round 8 – Brodie Eccles put on a display with the from our U14 team. Kieren Hubber played in this bat with an unbeaten 86 no seasons Craig Shield team and joined our team in  Round 9 – Max Wills ended an innings with a round 6 when Jack Beardsley unfortunately stopped reverse switch hit 6 at Springfield Park. playing due to a back injury. Sadly, Toby Cox was also stricken with the same injury and missed the On behalf of the entire team we would like to extend majority of the season. Ben Horsnaill, another a massive thank you to Navin Kumar and Karl member of this season’s Craig Shield team assisted Ungerboeck. Both played important roles in helping as 12th man for the semi final. to score, manage the team logistics, and organising drinks. Without these two men we would have had a It was the first time in our Club’s history we fielded hard time getting the boys on the park and playing an Under 16A grade team and it was very pleasing to the sport they love on a Friday night. see the players quickly prove they were up to the standard. At the conclusion of a very hard fought A special mention to James Rizzio as well, for home and away competition the team finished 2nd on helping maintain Springfield Park for Friday night the ladder with 6 wins, 2 losses and 1 draw. All games – your services did not go unnoticed by the players made noticeable improvements to their game boys. and it was an excellent achievement to host a home Semi Final v Booroondara at Whitehorse Reserve. Even though we didn’t have the win/lose ratio success on the field we were after, we enjoyed our Josh, Adam, Caleb, Toby and Jack played senior time training, playing and socialising with each cricket for the Club. Alister, Kieren and Ben played other. The lads will be looking forward to a more in Box Hill’s Craig Shield team. Sam, Tex, Tim, successful 2017/18 season. Alister, Kieren and Ben will hopefully form the nucleus of a competitive U16A grade team next Cameron McMahon, U/18 Coach season.

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(English cricketer playing with the seniors) all the players bonded together and performed really well as team. We saw the continued development of their skills and a maturity in the way they went about their cricket. The team was very fortunate to have Josh and Gus guiding them.

During the pre-Christmas period we just could not buy a win finishing very close on a number of The Under 16 team occasions. Post-Christmas the boys had a couple of very good wins and showed what they were very Thank you to our reliable team manager Frank capable at this level. Traczewski who was well supported by all parents and to senior English player Tom Haynes who On an individual basis Tejas S snared 12 wickets helped with training and organising the boys before with his fine leg spin bowling to win the bowling the game on Friday nights. award. Eli M had a cracking season, batting aggressively with an aggregate of 212 runs. Aarnav It was a pleasure to coach a respectful and talented S was a very worthy recipient of the coach’s award. group of cricketers, good luck to all with your future Special mention to Max A who took at least seven endeavours. catches in the field and saved many runs.

Thank you to the Leong family whose three boys My thanks to all the parents who helped with the Jack, Sam and Charlie played for Box Hill. Jack co- setup and pack-up of grounds and those scoring and coached our Under 12 team this season. On a number assisting with umpiring. Junior teams need of occasions Colin and Tina generously offered their enthusiastic parents involved. beautiful home for players and parents to gather and celebrate the season. For at least the last 8 years A terrific season from all the players. The Club is Colin has been an unassuming contributor to our looking forward to seeing everyone back to enjoy Club as junior registrar, junior committee person and their cricket in 2017/18. team manager - a wonderful person and great clubman. Colin Daws – U/14B Team Manager

Andrew Davidson U16 Coach

U14B TEAM Congratulations to all the boys who played for the Under 14B team throughout the season. They all represented the Box Hill Cricket Club in a very positive manner.

The team this season saw the integration of boys High class decorated and delicious cake for afternoon tea provided to the Under 14s! from the U14s and U12s from 2015/16, the return of players from a couple of seasons past and players joining from other clubs. Working under the guidance of Josh Martin (under 12s coach from the previous year) and Gus Simon

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U14C TEAM chase a score. Batting this year was different. It was a very different season from last year. As we Although there is time for technique but if you can't had so many “seasoned” players and several girls hit the ball it is difficult, therefore we just wanted to playing through the Vic Academy and beyond we hit the ball. Just hit it or don't hit it. Be positive, decided to take a strategic approach to our games. look to score and try to respect the good ball. This meant playing a more consistent batting line up and working with the girls to develop not only their Winning 5 games was a great achievement for this game nouse but also understanding of how to play group. Our results are the evidence we are the game and get the best out of all your players. improving all the time. With the constant improvement there were several girls who have gone As a result we had five wins this season and through the Victorian Academy as well as playing in narrowly missed the finals! Once again we had the Pathway system. Box Hill Cricket Club outstanding help from our parents who constantly Women's XIs have a great future ahead with these stepped in to provide game support, great food and girls playing senior cricket at a young age and the lifts for players. As several of our girls are leaving sky is the limit for all of them. this age group after 2-4 seasons with us it was a great send off and a really exciting time for U14 cricket Go 'Tangs! with Box Hill. Watching the change in attitude of several of the opposing teams when we gave each Nick Fletcher and every one of them a really good game was Coach U14C wonderful for our team and another “wicket” in the constant test match towards equality in sport. Thank you to the club for your support at every level.

Annie Kelly Team Manager U14C

It was a very different season compared to the season before. Having more girls who have either played cricket before or girls coming back to play another Under 14C team with Coach Nick Fletcher season really helped the team play a high standard of cricket for their age.

U12B TEAM However, we always had a big focus of always The season of 2016/17 was a very enjoyable and improving with every aspect of the game and making successful one. Prior to the Christmas break the sure the girls had fun doing so. I think each team remained undefeated. At year’s end the team individual improved this year, even if it was one managed four wins, four losses and a draw. This small thing. Our bowling was an imperative part of result saw our team finishing one game off 2nd place. our game. Focusing on bowling full, straight and targeting the stumps bringing more modes of Each season the boys have improved and Sunday dismissal into the game. morning Under 10 matches seem such a distant

memory. So too is the interesting running between Our fielding was exceptional for our age and wickets and the number of balls bowled off the pitch experience. Our "team defence" was trying to stop all in those matches. The improvement year on year runs that come our way. It didn't have to be pretty since is quite amazing and a real tribute to the team. but we had to stop the ball to give our team the biggest chance of defending our score or trying to

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Well done the 2016/17 award winners batting – UNDER 10 (Green) Thomas Simmons, bowling – Sam Alberico and the coaches award – Ennis Kotsanlee

I would like to thank all the parents who assisted during the course of the season. Special thanks to Jake Leong and Abhir Nainani our Coaches. A special thank you too Colin Leong, who is a jack of all trades and always gets things done.

James Simmons Team Manager U/12

UNDER 10 (Gold) Once again this season, as a group we focused and As always in the under 10 age group, the focus is on worked hard on all three facets of the game - batting, teamwork, participation and basic skill development. bowling and fielding. We worked hard on technical It is not uncommon to have multiple ages in the skills of the game, and learnt what it means to play group, from age 7 through to age 10, and it is great to the game in a fair and respectable manner. We see the older and more experience kids assisting the focused about the need to work as “team” and not younger ones. Younger siblings have also joined in solely be focused on our own individual during the season and area ready to take their caps performances, and to be encouraging when someone next year! else does well.

During the course of the season it was remarkable to At training players were sets small challenges and see each player improve. As confidence grew the tasks in an attempt to improve consistency and ball was bowled quicker and hit harder to the simulate game day scenarios. boundary. Towards the end of the season the team took some spectacular catches and the sportsmanship Throughout the season batsmen were encouraged to was fantastic to see. As always, we enjoyed the develop partnerships, be selective in shot their Under 10 Green v Gold derby matches - along with selection, value their wicket, and be positive in the BBQs and cakes and camaraderie after the game. running between the wickets. Bowlers were encouraged to focus on consistency, with line and This season the award winners were: length being their main weapon, and not trying to do  Batting award - Will Katic something different with every ball bowled. Our  Bowling award - Jake Sheehan fielding at times was outstanding, catches, direct hit  Coaches award - Kavish Tailor run outs, kept the pressure on our opposition in many  games. It reinforced the old saying of “catches win Particular thanks to Mick Sheehan, assistant coach matches.” and team manager. Also to all the parents who helped out with training night, warm-ups, scoring In the latter half of the season the boys were playing and umpiring during the season – a warm thank- with confidence and freedom. All players should be you. It’s such a great bunch of families. Well done proud of their efforts and improvement, with all to all. players achieving a “personal best” performance during the season. Cathy Jones – Under10 Coordinator/Coach To those parents who took on a full time role this season to support the team, a big thank you.

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Additionally thank you to a terrific group of parents  Two participants were only able to attend for their support and friendship throughout the approx. 30% of the season due to parents’ work season, all of whom were willing to jump in and do a commitments on Friday nights. job on game day.  There was not one week in which I was assisted by a BHCC player/supporter. I did find that Most importantly we had some fun doing what we disappointing on some occasions. did this season. In conclusion: Andrew Wyver Coach Under 10 Green The MILO season was a reasonable success, however we desperately need to build the numbers, compared to previous seasons. I enjoyed being a part MILO In-2-Cricket REPORT of the group, but not as much as my first season, my curating commitments also made it difficult to The 2016/17 BHCC MILO cricket season was my manage time on my Fridays, this was not an issue in second as MILO coordinator. the previous season. More assistance must be in This is my reflection on the year… place for next season. At this stage of the year, I will not be continuing on as MILO program coordinator,  The Group consisted of 10 participants, ranging as I feel as though the role should change hands for from years 4-8. someone to take on the responsibility, whether it is  Sessions occurred on Friday nights from 4:30- from the men’s side of the club, or women’s side. I 5:30 at Box Hill City Oval do however intend to take up a new coaching role, whether it is under 16’s or under 18’s. What worked well:  MILO parents were incredibly helpful with James Rizio operating sessions (gear, setting up etc.) MiloIn-2-Cricket Coordinator  The highlight of the presentation day was a success, with the assistance of Robyn, Greg and Mints.  Every participant received their MILO pack at the correct time.  Many of the older kids’ parents approached me to speak about going to play under 10’s and beyond at BHCC, good pathway.  Due to the lower numbers, I was able to provide tips and coaching to each individual more than in James and the Milo group at the end of the season the previous season. Issues:  Numbers dropped from approx. 18-20 in 2015/16 to 10 this season. Factors for this could be the lack of promotion we did to local schools, as well as the change from Saturday Mornings to Friday nights.  Due to the change of day and time, we never had every participant at training, so out of the 10 kids, one week could be 4 then one week could be 8.

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JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS BHCC 2016/17

Under 18: Batting: Brodie Eccles 173 runs, ave: 24.71 Bowling: Luke Davidson 10 wickets @ 15.00

Under 16A: Batting: Joshua May 331 runs, ave: 47.29 Bowling: Pascal Traczewski 10 wickets @ 16.20 Coach/Managers Award: Timothy Hung

Under 14B Boys: Batting: Tejas Srinivas 158 runs, ave: 39.50 Bowling: Tejas Srinivas 12 wickets @ 13.08 Coach/Managers Award: Aarnav Sayani

Under 14C Girls: Batting: Caitlin Morando 177 runs, ave: 59.00 Bowling: Stella Reid 11 wickets @ 7.36 Coach/Managers Award: Harriet Smolarek

Under 12B: Batting: Thomas Simmons 158 runs, ave: 79.00 Bowling: Sam Alberico 10 wickets @ 8.40 Coach/Managers Award: Ennis Kotsanlee

U10 Green: Batting: Lachlan Wyver Bowling: Roland Murphy Coach/Managers Award: Fletcher Downs

U10 Gold: Batting: William Katic Bowling: Jake Sheehan Coach/Managers Award: Kavish Tailor

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MEG LANNING ACADEMY Day 2 On September 29 the girls were again exposed to The Meg Lanning Academy continues togrow, and is some great coaching from two of the Inner East now an integral development program for the Box Regions representative coaches Alex Smith and Nick Hill Cricket Club. It is crucial to increasing the Fletcher. The highlight of the day for the girls was playing, numbers for the future. This year the definitely the fielding session by former Box Hill program included 17 girls: player Nick Fletcher. The passion and enthusiasm he showed in his session was a great finish to the Kristy Arulrajah program and ensured the girls finished the program Alannah Dahlsen on a positive note. More importantly it is hoped they Hailey Ferris finished the program and want to be involved in the Binny Jackson Meg Lanning Academy program in the future. Ellora Kelly I would like to thank the Box Hill Cricket club for Jessica Lalanne their support during the program particularly Alan Ellie McKenzie Carter, Meg Lanning and Penelope Cleghorn. A big Caitlin Morando thanks also goes to the coaches from Fitzroy – Kasey Phillips Doncaster Cricket Club - Peter Dickson, Joe Blyth, Stella Reid Alex Smith and Nick Fletcher. We couldn’t have got Ruth Roberts through the program without everyone volunteering Lucy Roe their time to assist this talented group of aspiring Lara Shannon players. We look forward to the continued growth Haleema Shiraz and development of this academy. In the future I Harriet Smolarek look forward watching these players develop into Airiarn Stewart integral members in the senior club in coming years. Brooke Vickers Phil Lovell Day 1 Meg Lanning Academy Coach 2016/17 On July 7 the program commenced with a batting skills session from the Australian captain and Box Hill’s own Meg Lanning. During the lunch break the girls were given the rare opportunity to have a Q & A session and a photo with Meg. Meg spoke to the girls about her pathway into the game and encouraged them to follow all their dreams and strive to be best player they can be. After lunch the girls were again treated to some exceptional coaching from Fitzroy – Doncaster first eleven captain Peter Dickson. His knowledge on batting and the game ensured the girls finished day 1 with some great learning and walked away with some great new drills to implement into their respective training programs.

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LIFE MEMBERS

Life membership was bestowed on three Box Hill members this season.

Penelope Cleghorn

Debuting in 2005, Penelope has now given 12 years of wonderful service. She spent eight years on the club committee, including a year as Vice-President. She is a previous winner of the Don Davis Award and has now played 183 games, including 161 in the Women’s 1st XI.

Across those games, Penelope has played in four T20 Finals for two wins and in all seven of our Premier Firsts Grand Finals, being one of four, three times Premiership players.

But the numbers don’t tell you what an amazing BHCC person Penelope is. Perhaps this is best encapsulated by being a seven time winner of the Karen Britton Award; an award which is voted on by her peers based on the core values of the playing group.

Women’s coach Alan Carter stated in his speech at Presentation Night – “Nobody in my 32 years at this club, cares more or takes more pride in this being her club – some have been Penelope’s equal but none have surpassed. She is one of the players who made my time as coach so special. Much more importantly, Penelope is one of the people who make Box Hill a very special cricket club.”

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LIFE MEMBERS (CONTINUED)

Peter Shepard

Peter came to Box Hill CC in 2003/04 and played for eight seasons, six as Captain / Coach. In that time he accumulated 110 games with 87 as Captain. Peter as a player was the ultimate all-rounder. He made 1,497 runs with a highest score of 107. He captured 133 wickets at a very respectable average of 18.7. His best figures were 6/67. In this time he won the Club Champion’s Trophy twice

However the statistics do not fully reflect Peter’s impact as cricketer. His best performances were always reserved for the toughest situations. A profound memory of Peter as a cricketer was the last wicket stand he and Sam Blake put on against Williamstown to win back to back flags. Peter also possessed the rare ability to impact on a game through the quality of his fielding. His statistics include an extraordinary 21 run out involvements.

In Peter’s time as Coach the Men’s First XI played in five finals in his six seasons, only missing out in his very first season. His tenure was a halcyon time with Box Hill winning back-to-back premierships in 2006/07 and 2007/08. Life member Ken Trollope stated: “It was a wonderful time to be a Club official and provided both Fletch [Michael Fletcher] and I with some serious bragging rights whenever we attended any official VSDCA function or meeting.”

Peter’s success however was no accident. He was measured and self-assured and had a genuine appetite to be a coach. He was meticulous planner and perfectionist who demanded a commitment from everyone in the organisation from the President down.

Planning was his hallmark. His intensity was legendary. The phrase "playing for Shep stations" was coined very early when he used to keep pre-game warm up games going until his side won.

It was what Peter, as a person, brought to the Club however that had the most impact. He has a whole of club approach and celebrates the success of everyone. He worked as well with the youngest players as he did with the elite guys. He instituted expectations and traditions that helped build a great culture.

Peter continues to stay connected to Box Hill and still supports and contributes in myriad ways.

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LIFE MEMBERS (CONTINUED)

Neville Roulston

Neville ‘Nifty’ Roulston came to Box Hill in 1997/98. He had previously played at down in Orbost then Altona before moving to the eastern suburbs. Neville arrived as a one-time tear-away fast bowler (his description) who had embraced left arm orthodox bowling to prolong his career.

Statistically Nifty played 112 club games over 10 seasons. He accumulated 183 wickets at a meagre 14.3 and took 5 wickets or more in an innings on 10 occasions. However no performance could ever surpass his bowling spell against Mount Waverley’s 3rd XI in the 1998/99 season. Defending a paltry 113 Box Hill contained Mount Waverley to a score of 109 in 88.3 overs. Nifty bowled 27.3 overs, an astounding 22 maidens and took 7 for 10. This was achieved with 3 fielders crowded around the bat for much of the spell. Ken Trollope, Life member and fellow team mate in that match, stated “I don’t think Nifty bowled a bad ball in that entire spell”. Staggeringly this is not Neville’s best bowling performance. He returned the figure of 4/24 & 7/9 in a 4th XI match in season 2003/04. His final playing season was 2007/08

But Nifty has contributed to the BHCC in many ways other than as a player. For a number of seasons he was the curator at Springfield Park. It was in this time Neville inherited his alternative nickname of “Sprinkles”. You would think, as a spinner you might lean towards a wicket preparation philosophy that involved less water and created a dry and crumbly “spinners paradise”. Not Neville. He had a penchant for giving the playing strip a last loving “sprinkle” on Friday nights. His wickets were often a little green and a little soft and definitely seam friendly. Maybe those days as the tear away quick were influencing his strategy.

For the past decade Neville has continued to contribute as the 1st and 2nd XI scorer, a role the club and players appreciate enormously. Sporting clubs need volunteers like Nifty and we are lucky that Box Hill is his club.

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BOX HILL CLUB CHAMPIONS

Men’s Club Champion 2016/17 Women’s Club Champion 2016/17 (KG Fewster Medal) Player Matches Points Player Matches Points James Pearson 13 145.2 Cassie Brock 19 163 Paul Gloury 12 136 Anna Lanning 15 104.8 Thomas Haynes 13 102.6 Georgia Hennessy 11 92.4 Justin Lampard 13 100.6 Hayleigh Brennan 14 85.6 Andrew Blake 13 76 Meg Lanning, 6 62.6 Gaurav Parikh 13 62.6 Kristy Williams 18 56.2 Toby Mowat 10 62.6 Danielle Montague 18 49.8 Steve Wotherspoon 11 52.8 Amy Jennings 13 45.2 Tom Newman 10 48.8 Rebecca Carter 8 44.6 Brendan King 12 31.2 Zoe Griffiths 16 40.6 Robert Fortington 6 29.6 Penelope Cleghorn 12 40.2 Joshua May 5 15.6 Philippa Taylor, 19 39.6 Sebastian Mather 3 13.4 Bella Gietzmann 18 36 James Rizio 3 8.8 Kate Schie 12 35.6 Michael Vozzo 1 8.2 Casey Hawley 10 10.8 Cameron McMahon 2 5.4 Katie Mack 2 7.8 Jack Beardsley 1 2 Emily Roberts 2 7.4 Jarrod Smith 2 0.4 Morna Nielsen 1 4 Sam Blake 1 0.2 Isabella Weber 4 4 Pennie Harrison 1 2 Madeleine Clayton 2 1.6 Paris Penny 2 0 Club Championships points for the First XIs are awarded on the following basis: Every 20 runs 4 Every stumping 2 Every unassisted wicket 3 Every run out (each player) 2 Every assisted wicket 2 Every throw out 3 Every catch 2

Past Winners - Men Past Winners - Women 15/16 P.Gloury 97/98 S. Hubber 80/81 B. Utting 15/16 C.Brock 03/04 I. Noack 14/15 P.Gloury 96/97 P. Davies 79/80 G. Coller 14/15 C.Brock 02/03 K. Winterton 13/14 P.Gloury 95/96 S.Jackson 78/79 G. Coller 13/14 A. Lanning 01/02 N. Challis 12/13 R. Moore 94/95 G. Turner 77/78 B. Utting 12/13 A. Lanning 00/01 N. Challis

11/12 A. West 93/94 G. Turner 76/77 B. Utting 11/12 A. Lanning 99/00 N. Challis

10/11 A. Atkinson 92/93 S. Laussen 75/76 B. Utting 10/11 M. Lanning 98/99 K. Neilson

09/10 P. Shepard 91/92 S. Laussen 74/75 C. Hansen 09/10 C. Hawley 97/98 N. Challis

08/09 A. Goldsmith 90/91 M. Drinkall 73/74 R. Reid 08/09 M. Lanning 96/97 M. Jones

07/08 A. Blake 89/90 S. Laussen 72/73 J. Ogilvie 07/08 N. Challis 95/96 M. Jones

06/07 A.Goldsmith 88/89 S. Laussen 71/72 K. Utting 06/07 R. Haynes 94/95 N. Challis

05/06 P. Shepard 87/88 S. Laussen 70/71 K. Fewster 05/06 R. Haynes 93/94 N. Challis

04/05 A. Blake 86/87 G. van Vugt 69/70 G. Coller 04/05 R. Haynes 92/93 N. Challis

03/04 A. Blake 85/86 L. Peterson 68/69 G. Charman

02/03 D. Rutherford 84/85 L. Peterson 67/68 K. Utting

01/02 S. Brown 83/84 K. Albiston 66/67 K. Fewster

00/01 J. Mitchell 82/83 K. Albiston 65/66 K. Fewster

99/00 S. Brown 81/82 G. Coller 64/65 E. Barnes

98/99 A. Blake

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PERPETUAL AWARDS:

Best & Fairest – Bruce Lang and Marja van der Toorren Awards The Club Best and Fairest is awarded across all Senior Men’s and Women’s elevens with votes gathered on a 3-2- 1 basis during the home and away fixture. Named in honour of Life members Bruce Lang (Men’s XIs) and Marja van der Toorren (Women’s XIs) as both Bruce and Marja displayed (and continue to display) the personal and cricket qualities all players aspire to. Captains are responsible for organising the umpire (or opposition captain where there is no umpire) to submit votes at the completion of each match. The votes are collected and stored, then counted on the last day of the regular season.

Season 2016/17 Winners: Bruce Lang Award: Marja van der Toorren Award: Paul Gloury Cassie Brock

Previous Winners: Season Bruce Lang Award Marja van der Toorren Award 2015/16 Paul Gloury Chloe Ip 2014/15 Andrew Blake Casey Hawley & Nicole Breschkin 2013/14 Paul Gloury Anna Lanning 2012/13 David Carter & Barrie Frankland Margaret Pretty 2011/12 Brendan King Anna Lanning & Pennie Harrison 2010/11 Alex Atkinson Rachael Haynes & Michelle Goldsmith 2009/10 Suresh Ravichandran Casey Hawley 2008/09 Andrew Goldsmith Karyn Winterton & Michelle Winterton 2007/08 Andrew Blake Michelle Winterton 2006/07 Ken Trollope Brooke McFarlane 2005/06 Peter Robertson Toni West 2004/05 Andrew Blake Amanda McFadyen 2003/04 Andrew Blake Ingrid Noack 2002/03 David Carter Karyn Winterton & Bronte Stray 2001/02 Shaun Brown Toni West

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PERPETUAL AWARDS (CONTINUED):

The Karen Britton Memorial Award (formerly the Arthur Carter Memorial Award)

The Don Davis Perpetual Award for Winner: Sarah Forsyth Outstanding Club Contribution

This award is presented to the player amongst the Winner: Women’s Elevens, who in the eyes of her peers, has Greg Rizio made the outstanding team contribution both on and off the field during the season. This season votes The Don Davis award acknowledges members of were awarded based on the renewed values – Box Hill CC who have provided outstanding club Commitment, Positivity & Respect. In 2006 Karen contributions over the course of the season. In Britton, a former player, coach and chair of selectors recognition of Don Davis’ many years of service to at Box Hill CC and a VWCA administrator/team the Club as a past President and Club Stalwart, this manager passed away aged just 45, from cancer. award was first presented in Don’s honour the season During her time at Box Hill she had a tremendous after his passing. positive influence on the playing group, particularly the junior players of the Club. Previous winners: 2015/16 Roger Gerny & Steven Wotherspoon Previous winners: 2014/15 James Debney & Brendan King 2015/16 Penelope Cleghorn 2014/15 Penelope Cleghorn 2013/14 Michael Fletcher 2013/14 Penelope Cleghorn 2012/13 Brendan King & Laura Shaw 2012/13 Penelope Cleghorn & Laura Shaw 2011/12 Ken Trollope 2011/12 Penelope Cleghorn 2010/11 Tim Blake 2010/11 Penelope Cleghorn 2009/10 Andrew Davidson 2009/10 Casey Hawley 2008/09 Casey Hawley & Anne Smyth 2008/09 Karyn Winterton 2007/08 Penelope Cleghorn & Peter Robertson 2007/08 Penelope Cleghorn & Karyn Winterton 2006/07 Sarah Pantaleo & Tom Barelli 2006/07 Nicole Smith 2005/06 Robert Fortington 2005/06 Marja van der Toorren 2004/05 Matthew Howe 2004/05 Rebecca Brown & Sarah Pantaleo 2003/04 Nicole Smith & Trent Batchelor 2003/04 Amanda McFadyen 2002/03 Claire Lavery & James Stevenson 2002/03 Tara Anderson 2001/02 Samuel Morris 2001/02 Marja van der Toorren 2000/01 Greg Smyth 2000/01 Rebecca Brown 1999/00 Rebecca Brown 1999/00 Marja van der Toorren 1998/99 Megan Thompson 1998/99 Rebecca Brown 1997/98 Neville Roulston 1997/98 Kirsten Macleod 1996/97 Jackie Dodson 1996/97 Rebecca Brown & Sam Cameron 1995/96 Rebecca Brown

1994/95 Toni West

1993/94 Fran Dyson

1992/93 Robyn Calder

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MILESTONES, OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS AND SEASON AWARDS

Milestones:

150 Club Senior games – Sam Blake, Brendan King, Danielle Montague, Peter Robertson 100 Club Senior games – Madi Clayton, Paul Gloury, Amy Jennings, Scott Hubber, Michael Vozzo 50 Club Senior games – Paul Gloury, Scott Hubber, Phillipa (Pip) Taylor, Michael Vozzo 150 Women’s First XI games – Penelope Cleghorn 50 Men’s First XI games – Paul Gloury

50 Women’s First XI games – Bella Gietzmann, Brendan King Zoe Griffiths, Phillipa Taylor

Outstanding Achievements

Batting (Centurions) Score Grade Opponent Round Daniel Snell # 223 Men’s 3rd XI Moorabbin 6 Joshua May 140 no Men’s 3rd XI Croydon QF Meg Lanning 126 no Women’s 1st XI Plenty Valley 1 Brant Hubber 118 Men’s 4th XI Bayswater 5 Tom Haynes 104 Men’s 1st XI Endeavour Hills 9 Paul Gloury 103 no Men’s 1st XI Altona 7 David Carter 101 no Men’s 4th XI Moorabbin 6 Toby Mowat 101 Men’s 2nd XI Balwyn 4 Joshua May 100 no Under 16 XI Boroondara 5 # Men’s Third XI Club record

Bowling (10+ wickets in a match, 6+ wickets in an innings [Men]; 5+ wickets in an innings [Women]) Figures Grade Opponent Round James Pearson 8/34 Men’s 1st XI Mt Waverley 10 James Pearson 7/47 Men’s First XI Endeavour Hills 9 Paris Penny 6/26 Women’s 2nd XI Prahran 9 Alister McMurray 6/34 JG Craig Shield Bayswater 2 Nicole Breschkin 5/31 Women’s 3rd XI Ringwood 19

Hat trick Hailey Ferris 4/20 Women’s 3rd XI Bayswater Park 15

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Senior Award Winners

Grade Averages/Awards Men’s Awards Women’s Awards 1st XI Batting Paul Gloury 1st XI Batting Anna Lanning 1st XI Bowling James Pearson 1st XI Bowling Cassie Brock 2nd XI Batting Joshua May 2nd XI Batting Pennie Harrison 2nd XI Bowling Tim Blake 2nd XI Bowling Kate Schie 3rd XI Batting Daniel Snell 3rd XI Batting Nicole Breschkin 3rd XI Bowling Muhammad Saeed 3rd XI Bowling Nicole Breschkin 4th XI Batting Rajiv Kumar 4th XI Bowling Scott Hubber

Veterans Awards Champion Player Trevor Lienert Batting Award David Carter Bowling Award Trevor Lienert

Trevor Liernert – Vets Player of the year

Coaches Awards Best U21 Men’s Player Thomas Haynes Most Improved Men’s Player Tom Newman Best U21Women’s Player – Nat Challis Award Hayleigh Brennan Most Improved Women’s Player Amy Jennings

Amy Jennings Premier Firsts Final

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S FIRST XI - 2016-17

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Paul Gloury 12 12 1 103* 530 48.18 4 1 8 Justin Lampard 13 13 3 97* 463 46.30 3 0 4 Thomas Haynes 13 12 0 104 428 35.67 2 1 2 Gaurav Parikh 13 12 0 50 238 19.83 1 0 5

Also batted: Michael Vozzo 1 1 0 41 41 41.00 0 0 - Toby Mowat 10 9 0 83 188 20.89 1 0 9 Steve Wotherspoon 11 9 3 41* 109 18.17 0 0 2 Andrew Blake 13 10 2 45 125 15.63 0 0 2 James Rizio 3 3 0 21 44 14.67 0 0 - James Pearson 13 11 1 50 146 14.60 1 0 4 Robert Fortington 6 5 3 10* 28 14.00 0 0 3 Tom Newman 10 9 0 36 114 12.67 0 0 11 Sebastian Mather 3 3 0 19 27 9.00 0 0 4 Brendan King 12 7 3 13 21 5.25 0 0 2 Cameron McMahon 2 2 0 4 7 3.50 0 0 2 Jarrod Smith 2 2 0 2 2 1.00 0 0 - Joshua May 5 4 1 2* 3 1.00 0 0 2 Sam Blake 1 1 1 1* 1 - 0 0 - Jack Beardsley 1 DNB - - - - 0 0 1

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling James Pearson 13 178.3 38 43 519 12.07 8/34

Also bowled: Joshua May 5 27.5 7 5 91 18.20 2/18 Paul Gloury 12 19 2 3 68 22.67 2/7 Andrew Blake 13 152.2 31 19 456 24.00 4/33 Steve Wotherspoon 11 90.3 24 11 281 25.55 3/22 Robert Fortington 6 53 5 8 223 27.88 3/32 Toby Mowat 10 27.4 2 3 107 35.67 1/9 Brendan King 12 106 13 9 369 41.00 2/21 Thomas Haynes 13 45 7 4 166 41.50 2/18 Justin Lampard 13 1 0 0 5 0/5 Sam Blake 1 9 2 0 21 0/5

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Tom Newman 12 10 2 Sebastian Mather 1 1 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S FIRST XI 2016-17

Note: Statistics for the Women’s First XI are combined stats from the CV Premier Firsts One Day and T20 competitions

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Anna Lanning 15 13 5 77* 434 54.25 1 0 8 Georgia Hennessy 11 10 3 78* 322 46.00 1 0 2 Amy Jennings 13 8 2 66 176 29.33 1 0 5 Cassandra Brock 19 16 1 73 335 22.33 2 0 9 Rebecca Carter 8 8 0 70 173 21.63 2 0 3

Also batted: Meg Lanning 6 5 2 126* 283 94.33 1 1 3 Katie Mack 2 2 0 16 29 14.50 0 0 1 Zoe Griffiths 16 13 3 96* 133 13.30 1 0 5 Kristy Williams 18 10 3 26 91 13.00 0 0 5 Hayleigh Brennan 14 11 4 12 78 11.14 0 0 2 Danielle Montague 18 7 3 19 39 9.75 0 0 1 Penelope Cleghorn 12 7 0 32 66 9.43 0 0 6 Madeleine Clayton 2 1 0 8 8 8.00 0 0 - Emily Roberts 2 1 0 7 7 7.00 0 0 - Isabella Weber 4 3 0 19 20 6.67 0 0 - Philippa Taylor 19 10 2 15 48 6.00 0 0 6 Kate Schie 12 6 1 11 28 5.60 0 0 1 Casey Hawley 10 7 0 10 24 3.43 0 0 3 Morna Nielsen 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - Bella Gietzmann 11 3 3 15* 15 - 0 0 1 Pennie Harrison 1 DNB - - - - 0 0 1 Paris Penny 2 DNB - - - - 0 0 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S FIRST XI 2016-17 (CONTINUED)

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Cassandra Brock 19 122.4 14 31 424 13.68 4/6 Hayleigh Brennan 14 92.2 16 22 332 15.09 4/31

Also bowled: Morna Nielsen 1 4 0 2 18 9.00 2/18 Emily Roberts 2 7 1 3 28 9.33 3/14 Zoe Griffiths 16 4 1 1 10 10.00 1/4 Kate Schie 12 45.2 6 11 162 14.73 3/4 Georgia Hennessy 11 49.2 9 9 198 22.00 3/7 Danielle Montague 18 68.5 7 12 290 24.17 2/7 Penelope Cleghorn 12 35.1 2 6 153 25.50 3/15 Bella Gietzmann 18 81.5 4 11 325 29.55 2/18 Kristy Williams 18 82.2 13 10 308 30.80 2/13 Anna Lanning 5 1 0 0 6 - 0/6 Isabella Weber 2 4 0 0 25 - 0/9

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Philippa Taylor 10 6 4 Amy Jennings 1 1 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S SECOND XI 2016-17

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Joshua May 6 7 1 56 208 34.67 2 0 1 Michael Vozzo 13 14 3 76 354 32.18 3 0 6 Jarrod Smith 14 15 3 78 310 25.83 2 0 8 Sebastian Mather 7 8 0 52 206 25.75 1 0 11 James Rizio 12 14 0 94 354 25.29 2 0 8 Cameron McMahon 13 15 0 48 305 20.33 0 0 6

Also batted: Toby Mowat 3 3 0 101 124 41.33 0 1 1 Tom Newman 4 4 1 61 101 33.67 1 0 3 Luke Davidson 1 1 0 29 29 29.00 0 0 1 Casey Filips 4 4 0 84 93 23.25 1 0 - Angus Hands 12 12 3 48* 184 20.44 0 0 3 Robert Fortington 10 7 3 43* 79 19.75 0 0 2 Daniel Snell 8 9 0 60 170 18.89 2 0 6 Jordan Buckingham 3 4 2 26 37 18.50 0 0 1 James Box 6 5 3 20* 36 18.00 0 0 - Steve Wotherspoon 2 2 0 20 30 15.00 0 0 1 Samuel Morris 1 1 0 13 13 13.00 0 0 - Sam Blake 10 5 3 18* 26 13.00 0 0 2 Tim Blake 14 7 1 22 70 11.67 0 0 8 Benjamin Tatterson 5 5 2 13 26 8.67 0 0 - Gus Simon 2 1 0 8 8 8.00 0 0 1 Ross Brown 6 5 0 15 37 7.40 0 0 1 Muhammad Saeed 5 3 0 12 20 6.67 0 0 2 Jordon Smith 3 3 0 9 10 3.33 0 0 4 David Blake 5 3 2 1* 2 2.00 0 0 - Campbell Gerny 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1 Brendan King 1 1 1 7* 7 - 0 0 - Michael Barro 4 1 1 0* 0 - 0 0 2 Mitchell Mahoney 1 1 1 4* 4 - 0 0 1

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S SECOND XI 2016-17 (CONTINUED)

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Tim Blake 14 172.5 54 22 414 18.82 5/32 Robert Fortington 10 151 36 23 443 19.26 5/14

Also bowled: Toby Mowat 3 10 4 4 13 3.25 4/13 James Rizio 12 26.3 1 8 83 10.38 5/23 Joshua May 6 43.1 8 10 118 11.80 4/22 Muhammad Saeed 5 43.1 12 9 108 12.00 3/12 Benjamin Tatterson 5 42.2 8 8 104 13.00 3/12 Angus Hands 12 73.5 12 17 246 14.47 5/20 Brendan King 1 18.5 6 3 44 14.67 3/44 David Blake 5 34 9 5 88 17.60 1/3 Sam Blake 10 141.5 36 18 339 18.83 5/37 Campbell Gerny 1 5 0 1 21 21.00 1/21 James Box 6 38.4 9 7 157 22.43 3/28 Michael Vozzo 13 10 1 1 32 32.00 1/13 Ross Brown 6 40 5 5 168 33.60 4/22 Cameron McMahon 13 21 3 2 76 38.00 2/17 Michael Barro 4 23 0 1 111 111.00 1/29 Jordan Buckingham 3 1 0 0 2 - 0/2 Mitchell Mahoney 1 3 0 0 21 - 0/21 Steve Wotherspoon 2 18 3 0 41 - 0/20

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Sebastian Mather 12 11 1 Tom Newman 7 3 4 Jordon Smith 4 4 - Gus Simon 1 1 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S SECOND XI 2016-17

Note: Statistics for the Women’s Second XI are combined stats from the CV Premier Reserves One Day and CV Premier Seconds T20 competitions

Batting and Fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Pennie Harrison 20 19 2 87 582 34.24 4 0 4 Madeleine Clayton 20 17 3 53* 306 21.86 1 0 5 Isabella Weber 16 14 5 66 218 24.22 1 0 9 Amy Jennings 9 8 1 39* 147 21.00 0 0 2 Penelope Cleghorn 8 8 3 76 144 28.80 1 0 2

Also batted: Casey Hawley 7 5 3 76 191 95.50 1 0 4 Rebecca Carter 2 2 1 67* 89 89.00 1 0 1 Zoe Griffiths 3 3 0 56 91 30.33 1 0 4 Hannah Buur 19 9 5 38 102 25.50 0 0 3 Kate Schie 9 5 3 17* 58 29.00 0 0 1 Chloe Ip 13 6 3 23* 69 23.00 0 0 3 Lani Dejong 10 3 2 8* 15 15.00 0 0 3 Emily Roberts 5 2 1 11* 13 13.00 0 0 3 Michelle Winterton 6 4 1 15 32 10.67 0 0 - Sarah Forsyth 7 3 1 13* 14 7.00 0 0 2 Paris Penny 11 3 0 11 20 6.67 0 0 6 Stacey Haughton 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 - Rachel Napolitano 6 4 0 4 6 1.50 0 0 - Danielle Montague 1 1 1 6* 6 - 0 0 - Hailey Ferris 8 1 1 4* 4 - 0 0 2 Samantha Deeble 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - Lara Shannon 3 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - Stella Reid 2 DNB 2 Tijana Vidajic 1 DNB 1 Bella Gietzmann 1 DNB ------Abby Howard 1 DNB ------Sophie Jennings 1 DNB ------

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S SECOND XI 2016-17 (CONTINUED)

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Kate Schie 9 43 8 11 112 10.18 4/5 Paris Penny 19 74.3 6 25 308 12.32 6/26 Lani Dejong 18 81.5 2 25 357 14.28 4/26 Hannah Buur 19 67 2 13 277 21.31 3/40 Emily Roberts 14 62 7 10 214 21.40 2/13 Madeleine Clayton 20 61.1 3 11 239 21.73 2/11

Also bowled: Isabella Weber 16 48 2 5 267 53.40 1/17 Zoe Griffiths 3 20 4 4 65 16.25 3/19 Hailey Ferris 9 27 3 4 100 25.00 2/11 Chloe Ip 7 7 0 3 39 13.00 1/9 Penelope Cleghorn 8 25.2 1 3 112 37.33 1/11 Sophie Jennings 1 3 1 1 10 10.00 1/10 Tijana Vidajic 1 3 0 1 10 10.00 1/10 Samantha Deeble 2 2 0 0 20 - 0/20 Bella Gietzmann 1 8 0 0 22 - 0/22 Abby Howard 1 2 0 0 5 - 0/5 Danielle Montague 1 4 0 0 12 - 0/12 Stella Reid 2 5 1 0 17 - 0/17

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Sarah Forsyth 5 1 4 Amy Jennings - - - Lara Shannon - - -

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S THIRD XI 2016-17

Batting and Fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Daniel Snell 6 6 1 223 343 68.60 1 1 4 Muhammad Saeed 6 6 0 77 188 31.33 2 0 2 Jordan Buckingham 12 11 0 53 209 19.00 1 0 9

Also batted: Joshua May 4 3 1 140* 158 79.00 0 1 - Jordon Smith 5 4 1 69 159 53.00 1 0 4 James Box 5 5 3 38* 106 53.00 0 0 3 Angus Hands 3 3 1 44* 54 27.00 0 0 - Ross Brown 5 6 2 43* 104 26.00 0 0 - Matthew Graham 7 7 2 27 116 23.20 0 0 2 Benjamin Tatterson 10 8 3 28 108 21.60 0 0 2 Mitchell Mahoney 5 4 0 58 72 18.00 1 0 - Jack Beardsley 6 2 1 12 17 17.00 0 0 - Casey Filips 8 10 1 59 143 15.89 1 0 5 Luke Davidson 4 4 1 39 47 15.67 0 0 1 Rajiv Kumar 7 8 1 45* 100 14.29 0 0 1 Michael Barro 8 4 2 13* 28 14.00 0 0 3 Tim Reid 12 12 2 28* 135 13.50 0 0 3 Luke Kukuruzovic 11 10 1 29 120 13.33 0 0 2 Samuel Morris 8 8 1 32 86 12.29 0 0 4 Adam Davidson 8 7 2 28* 61 12.20 0 0 9 Gus Simon 4 4 0 21 44 11.00 0 0 - Campbell Gerny 14 6 4 12 20 10.00 0 0 2 Matthew Hodges 2 1 0 10 10 10.00 0 0 - Brant Hubber 7 6 0 16 36 6.00 0 0 3 David Blake 6 DNB ------2

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S THIRD XI 2016-17 (CONTINUED)

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Muhammad Saeed 6 114.3 33 22 247 11.23 5/46 David Blake 6 83.2 28 18 205 11.39 4/25 Michael Barro 8 126.3 43 19 273 14.37 5/19 Tim Reid 12 77 17 15 219 14.60 3/11 Benjamin Tatterson 10 80.1 10 15 281 18.73 4/35 Campbell Gerny 14 126 37 17 322 18.94 4/23

Also bowled: Jack Beardsley 1 9 4 2 14 7.00 2/14 Ross Brown 3 21 5 6 62 10.33 3/27 Angus Hands 3 14 4 4 43 10.75 2/24 Patrick Conole 5 12 2 3 36 12.00 3/6 Mitchell Mahoney 6 39 6 9 135 15.00 3/11 Joshua May 5 50.1 15 8 128 16.00 3/27 Matthew Graham 4 17 1 3 54 18.00 2/27 Sam Blake 1 4 0 1 19 19.00 1/19 Tim Blake 7 48 18 3 95 31.67 1/6 Matthew Hodges 2 12 0 1 69 69.00 1/45 Daniel Snell 6 1 1 0 0 - 0/0 Samuel Morris 8 1 0 0 3 - 0/3 Jordan Buckingham 12 2 0 0 8 - 0/8 James Rizio 1 8 1 0 18 - 0/18 James Box 5 7 1 0 18 - 0/18

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Adam Davidson 7 7 - Jordan Smith 2 1 1 Jordan Buckingham 2 2 - Gus Simon 1 - 1

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S THIRD XI 2015-16

Batting and Fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Nicole Breschkin 17 15 3 65* 375 31.25 1 0 7 Sarah Forsyth 7 7 1 50 141 23.50 1 0 4 Michelle Winterton 15 13 0 52 295 22.69 1 0 4 Rachel Napolitano 12 11 2 55* 181 20.11 1 0 3 Stacey Haughton 19 16 1 45* 208 13.87 0 0 2

Also batted: Nicola Hogan 1 1 0 41 41 41.00 0 0 - Chloe Ip 2 2 0 52 60 30.00 1 0 2 Stella Reid 4 3 2 14 23 23.00 0 0 - Lani Dejong 3 3 1 32 45 22.50 0 0 - Ellie Bonnett 9 3 2 13 16 16.00 0 0 - Samantha Deeble 12 10 2 63 114 14.25 1 0 2 Sophie Jennings 9 6 1 19 69 13.80 0 0 2 Tijana Vidajic 17 14 3 37* 108 9.82 0 0 3 Hailey Ferris 14 9 2 13 68 9.71 0 0 6 Lara Shannon 6 5 1 17 38 9.50 0 0 3 Ellora Kelly 4 3 1 19* 19 9.50 0 0 1 Elizabeth Mitchell 8 6 2 12* 35 8.75 0 0 1 Izzy Kinrade 12 2 1 2 3 3.00 0 0 1 Sarah Withers 17 6 2 3 4 1.00 0 0 Eleanor Forwood 12 3 1 1* 1 0.50 0 0 2 Elise Mozley 6 2 1 0* 0 0 0 0 - Emily Roberts 3 1 1 9* 9 - 0 0 3 Haleema Shiraz 2 1 1 0* 0 - 0 0 1 Elizabeth Jackson 1 DNB ------

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S THIRD XI 2015-16 (CONTINUED)

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Nicole Breschkin 17 74.5 17 23 230 10.00 5/31 Hailey Ferris 14 69.3 13 12 219 18.25 4/20

Also bowled: Haleema Shiraz 2 6.1 2 3 7 2.33 2/7 Elisabeth Jackson 1 3 1 1 4 4.00 1/4 Emily Roberts 3 16.5 8 5 24 4.80 4/11 Chloe Ip 2 12 2 3 17 5.67 3/5 Stacey Haughton 19 14.5 1 7 77 11.00 1/0 Stella Reid 4 15 0 5 64 12.80 2/7 Sarah Withers 17 35 4 7 122 17.43 2/6 Michelle Winterton 15 58 9 10 177 17.70 2/12 Elizabeth Mitchell 8 3 0 1 19 19.00 1/4 Samantha Deeble 12 38 2 8 159 19.88 2/20 Sophie Jennings 9 43 5 7 166 23.71 3/20 Eleanor Forwood 12 22 3 4 98 24.50 2/4 Izzy Kinrade 12 18 1 3 81 27.00 1/3 Lani Dejong 3 13 3 1 36 36.00 1/13 Tijana Vidajic 17 74 9 6 231 38.50 2/23 Sarah Forsyth 7 2 0 0 5 - 0/1 Nicola Hogan 1 2 0 0 11 - 0/11 Ellie Bonnett 9 4 0 0 37 - 0/6

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Lara Shannon 3 3 - Sarah Forsyth 1 1 - Chloe Ip 1 1 - Ellora Kelly 1 1 - Elizabeth Mitchell 1 1 - Rachel Napolitano 1 1 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S FOURTH XI 2016 - 17

Batting and Fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s Catches Rajiv Kumar 8 8 2 61 241 40.17 1 1 David Carter 11 10 4 101* 236 39.33 0 2 Brant Hubber 7 7 0 118 245 35.00 0 3 Matthew Hodges 11 9 2 55* 192 27.43 1 6

Also batted: James Box 1 1 0 58 58 58.00 1 Luke Davidson 1 1 0 47 47 47.00 0 Muhammad Saeed 3 3 1 62* 80 40.00 1 2 Adam Davidson 6 3 1 60* 71 35.50 1 6 Luke Kukuruzovic 3 3 0 46 89 29.67 0 1 Ken Trollope 12 5 3 19* 52 26.00 0 2 Jack Beardsley 2 1 0 23 23 23.00 0 1 Peter Robertson 13 5 1 37 84 21.00 0 4 Mitchell Mahoney 6 6 1 57 102 20.40 1 2 Samuel Morris 6 6 1 32 101 20.20 0 Gus Simon 8 7 1 42 118 19.67 0 11 Thihan Wijekulasuriya 6 2 1 16* 18 18.00 0 Matthew Graham 3 3 1 20 28 14.00 0 Greg Hodges 12 9 1 32 109 13.63 0 1 Jordon Smith 3 2 0 18 25 12.50 0 Scott Hubber 9 4 0 16 38 9.50 0 1 Patrick Conole 12 5 1 23 38 9.50 0 2 Caleb Hayen 12 4 1 8 15 5.00 0 7 Toby Cox 5 2 1 4* 4 4.00 0 1 Joshua May 1 1 1 8* 8 - - Michael Barro 1 DNB - - - - - 1 Maxwell Wills 1 DNB - - - - - 1

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S FOURTH XI 2016 -17 (CONTINUED)

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Scott Hubber 9 64 14 16 162 10.13 4/46 Patrick Conole 12 133.2 45 22 324 14.73 4/18

Also bowled: Joshua May 1 7.4 2 5 29 5.80 5/29 Muhammad Saeed 3 19 5 7 52 7.43 4/17 Maxwell Wills 2 18.3 3 3 51 17.00 2/27 Caleb Hayen 12 60 12 14 244 17.43 3/2 Toby Cox 5 13 2 3 54 18.00 2/21 Michael Barro 1 29 10 3 54 18.00 3/26 James Box 1 8 3 1 19 19.00 1/19 Peter Robertson 13 95 20 13 261 20.08 3/50 Greg Hodges 12 15 2 3 62 20.67 1/6 Jack Beardsley 2 5 0 1 22 22.00 1/22 Matthew Hodges 11 86.2 16 10 247 24.70 4/13 Matthew Graham 3 39 5 5 124 24.80 3/86 Ken Trollope 12 112 29 11 280 25.45 3/2 Mitchell Mahoney 6 22 4 3 84 28.00 2/30 Thihan Wijekulasuriya 6 23 3 2 64 32.00 2/30 Tim Reid 1 8 1 1 32 32.00 1/32 Brant Hubber 7 1 0 0 6 - 0/6 David Carter 11 3 0 0 16 - 0/16

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Gus Simon 15 10 5 Adam Davidson 6 5 1 Jordon Smith 4 4 -

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VETERANS SEASON STATISTICS – 2016 -17

Batting and Fielding: Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave Catches David Carter 4 4 3 41* 107 107.00 - Trevor Lienert 6 6 3 41* 173 57.67 2 Also batted: Peter Lazer 2 2 1 40* 58 58.00 - Justin Farrow 2 2 1 40* 42 42.00 1 Dean Whitelaw 2 2 0 33 43 21.50 - Jonathan Finch 5 4 1 19 57 19.00 - Steven Flinn 7 7 2 40* 89 17.80 2 Ben Wood 7 5 4 8 13 13.00 2 Michael Sheehan 6 6 1 27 64 12.80 - Justin Newbound 4 3 0 36 36 12.00 4 Mark Eyles 6 6 0 23 57 9.50 - Ben Rose 1 1 0 9 9 9.00 - Darren King 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 - Dwayne Rabel 3 3 0 18 24 8.00 1 Karl Ungerboeck 2 1 0 7 7 7.00 1 Cameron O'Donnell 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 - Daniel Smith 2 2 0 9 13 6.50 2 Anthony Rosta 3 3 0 14 17 5.67 - Hugh Martin 7 6 0 12 23 3.83 - Scott Jackson 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 1 Lester Herathge 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 - Scott Hubber 1 1 1 9* 9 - - Kamlesh Tailor 4 1 1 1* 1 - 1

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Trevor Lienert 6 31 2 6 110 18.33 2/18 Ben Wood 7 35 6 8 153 19.13 4/35 Also bowled: Scott Jackson 1 6 0 2 13 6.50 2/13 Dean Whitelaw 2 10 0 3 26 8.67 2/16 Peter Lazer 2 11 3 3 36 12.00 2/23 Karl Ungerboeck 2 12 3 3 37 12.33 2/18 Justin Newbound 4 14.3 1 4 63 15.75 2/13 Jonathan Finch 5 24 7 3 61 20.33 2/24 David Carter 4 13 1 2 46 23.00 1/7 Lester Herathge 1 6 0 1 23 23.00 1/23 Mark Eyles 6 27 0 4 97 24.25 2/16 Ben Rose 1 3 0 1 25 25.00 1/25 Anthony Rosta 3 3 0 1 35 35.00 1/19 Steven Flinn 7 6.1 0 1 44 44.00 1/2 Kamlesh Tailor, 4 9 0 1 46 46.00 1/12 Also bowled (no wickets): Panky Naotunne; Darren King; Darshil Mehta; Scott Hubber; Cameron O'Donnell; Hugh Martin; Daniel Smith; Dwayne Rabel

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Daniel Smith 2 2 - Steven Flinn 2 2 - Justin Farrow 1 1 -

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JUNIORS SEASON STATISTICS – U18 ECA SJ HAMILTON SHIELD 2016 -17

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Brodie Eccles 7 8 1 86* 173 24.71 1 0 5 Gus Simon 6 6 1 57 123 24.60 1 0 2 Luke Davidson 6 5 0 37 108 21.60 0 0 3 Campbell Gerny 5 5 2 26 89 29.67 0 0 2 Matthew Hodges 7 6 0 25 86 14.33 0 0 2 Alexander Ungerboeck 7 7 1 27 82 13.67 0 0 - Rajiv Kumar 6 7 2 25 79 15.80 0 0 2 Maxwell Wills 4 1 1 36* 36 - 0 0 4 Thihan Wijekulasuriya 4 4 0 23 31 7.75 0 0 - Sanjeet Mihiripenna 7 4 2 9* 23 11.50 0 0 1 Brant Hubber 4 3 0 10 14 4.67 0 0 1 Joel Smith 4 3 2 5* 7 7.00 0 0 Toby Cox 3 1 1 5* 5 - 0 0 1 Patrick Conole 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 - Mitchell Mahoney 3 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 - Greg Hodges 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Luke Davidson 6 30 2 10 150 15.00 4/45 Greg Hodges 1 5 1 1 8 8.00 1/8 Brant Hubber 4 4.2 0 2 21 10.50 2/21 Mitchell Mahoney 3 10 1 4 48 12.00 2/14 Patrick Conole 1 9 0 3 40 13.33 3/40 Joel Smith 4 20.3 3 5 73 14.60 4/27 Maxwell Wills 4 22 2 6 90 15.00 3/27 Brodie Eccles 7 7 1 2 32 16.00 1/16 Thihan Wijekulasuriya 4 13 1 3 55 18.33 2/15 Campbell Gerny 5 24 4 4 116 29.00 2/26 Matthew Hodges 7 37 2 6 194 32.33 2/16 Alexander Ungerboeck 7 14 1 1 65 65.00 1/13 Toby Cox 3 3 1 0 4 - 0/4 Rajiv Kumar 6 3 0 0 26 - 0/14 Gus Simon 6 4 1 0 27 - 0/0 Sanjeet Mihiripenna 7 7 0 0 43 - 0/4

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Brodie Eccles 5 3 2 Gus Simon 2 2 -

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JUNIORS SEASON STATISTICS –U16A ECA AG GRACE SHIELD 2016-17

Batting and Fielding: Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches Joshua May 10 9 2 100* 331 47.29 2 1 4 Abdullah Shiraz 10 8 4 60* 170 42.50 1 0 2 Adam Davidson 10 8 1 50* 237 33.86 1 0 6

Also batted: Timothy Hung 10 6 3 36* 82 27.33 0 0 4 Lachlan Day 9 8 4 22* 79 19.75 0 0 3 Sam Leong 10 5 0 30 68 13.60 0 0 4 Jack Beardsley 7 4 1 26 36 12.00 0 0 1 Kieren Hubber 5 2 0 11 21 10.50 0 0 - Caleb Hayen 10 7 1 18 61 10.17 0 0 2 Pascal Traczewski 10 5 2 22* 30 10.00 0 0 2 Alister McMurray 10 3 2 4* 4 4.00 0 0 3 Toby Cox 3 2 1 1 1 1.00 0 0 0 Tex Craven 9 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2 Ben Horsnaill 2 DNB ------

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Pascal Traczewski 10 55 6 10 162 16.20 2/16 Alister McMurray 10 68.5 13 10 238 23.80 3/41

Also bowled: Adam Davidson 10 3 0 1 11 11.00 1/8 Kieren Hubber 5 22 2 5 87 17.40 2/10 Caleb Hayen 10 42 1 9 188 20.89 2/11 Jack Beardsley 7 28 2 4 87 21.75 2/23 Lachlan Day 9 33 7 4 112 28.00 2/9 Joshua May 10 41 2 6 174 29.00 3/18 Tex Craven 9 15 2 2 84 42.00 1/15 Toby Cox 3 2 0 0 12 - 0/12 Timothy Hung 10 5 0 0 28 - 0/6 Abdullah Shiraz 10 13 0 0 66 - 0/3

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Adam Davidson 9 6 3 Sam Leong 3 3 -

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JUNIORS SEASON STATISTICS –U14B ECA EC ORR SHIELD 2016-17

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s Catches Tejas Srinivas 9 8 4 31 158 39.50 - 2 Eli Millard 9 7 1 55 212 35.33 1 2

Also batted: Luke Matthews 9 7 1 63* 147 24.50 1 - Max Askew 9 7 1 50 146 24.33 1 7 Victor Liew 9 7 0 52 132 18.86 1 - William Laussen 9 8 2 21 75 12.50 - 3 Aarnav Sayani 9 5 0 33 70 14.00 - - Lachlan Plant 9 8 3 22* 46 9.20 - 3 Thomas Uhr-Henry 9 5 2 19 34 11.33 - - Jackson Daws 8 7 1 22 32 5.33 - - Barnaby Wickes 9 5 4 15* 26 26.00 - 1 Arnav Chobisa 3 3 1 5 12 6.00 - 1 Satvik Srinivas 1 1 1 1* 1 - - - Nemika Naotunne 8 3 2 1* 1 1.00 - - Charlie Leong 1 1 0 0 0 - - -

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Tejas Srinivas 9 31 0 12 157 13.08 4/47

Also bowled: Charlie Leong 1 1 0 1 3 3.00 1/3 Luke A Matthews 9 24 0 7 90 12.86 3/14 Barnaby Wickes 9 28 1 6 108 18.00 2/6 William M Laussen 9 23 0 5 91 18.20 2/4 Eli Millard 9 7 0 2 37 18.50 1/12 Thomas Uhr-Henry 9 30 1 6 130 21.67 2/9 Nemika Naotunne 8 8 0 2 72 36.00 1/20 Jackson Daws 8 18 0 3 109 36.33 2/30 Lachlan Plant 9 21 0 3 115 38.33 1/8 Aarnav Sayani 9 13 0 2 119 59.50 1/9 Victor Liew 9 13 1 1 60 60.00 1/13 Dhruv Mehta 1 3 0 0 15 - 0/1 Satvik Srinivas 1 2 0 0 18 - 0/18 Arnav Chobisa 3 11 0 0 35 - 0/16 Max Askew 9 18 0 0 99 - 0/12

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Eli Millard 2 2 - William Laussen 1 1 - Aarnav Sayani 1 1 -

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JUNIORS SEASON STATISTICS – U14C ECA S.J. MASON SHIELD 2016 – 17

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s Catches Caitlin Morando 9 6 3 41* 177 59.00 - 4 Stella Reid 9 9 5 42* 206 51.50 - 2 Ellie McKenzie 9 8 4 39* 159 39.75 - 2

Also batted: Elisabeth Jackson 9 6 5 35* 66 66.00 - 4 Ellora Kelly 9 6 2 27 83 20.75 - 3 Haleema Shiraz 7 4 1 23* 54 18.00 - - Hailey Ferris 9 8 2 30* 72 12.00 - - Airiarn Stewart 9 5 2 27 32 10.67 - - Iona Cameron 9 9 2 17 44 6.29 - 2 Harriet Smolarek 9 9 2 5* 14 2.00 - - Bianca Clark 8 3 0 2 2 0.67 - - Abby Whiston 9 3 1 1* 2 1.00 - 1 Kate Roskam 3 DNB ------Lucy Shuttleworth 2 DNB ------

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Stella Reid 9 27.4 3 11 81 7.36 3/10

Also bowled: Hailey Ferris 9 26 3 9 60 6.67 3/4 Haleema Shiraz 7 22 2 7 70 10.00 2/2 Elisabeth Jackson 9 32 3 5 116 23.20 2/30 Harriet Smolarek 9 20 0 4 94 23.50 1/6 Bianca Clark 8 21 1 4 117 29.25 1/3 Caitlin Morando 9 26 0 2 89 44.50 1/8 Iona Cameron 9 20 1 2 91 45.50 1/4 Ellie McKenzie 9 14 3 1 47 47.00 1/19 Airiarn Stewart 9 19 0 1 107 107.00 1/22 Kate Roskam 3 1 0 0 11 - - Ellora Kelly 9 7 0 0 31 - -

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Ellora Kelly 3 2 1 Ellie McKenzie 2 2 - Hailey Ferris 1 1 -

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JUNIOR SEASON STATISTICS – U12B ECA E.R. FRAMPTON SHIELD 2016-17

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave Catches Thomas Simmons 8 7 5 41* 158 79.00 5 Also batted: Sam Alberico 9 9 2 33* 118 16.86 1 Charlie Leong 9 9 5 34* 108 27.00 4 Arnav Chobisa 7 7 2 26* 104 20.80 1 Parth Desai 9 9 3 15* 72 12.00 1 Ennis Kotsanlee 9 9 3 24 54 9.00 3 Arvan Mayekar 9 9 1 16 43 5.38 1 Kito Loosli 1 1 1 42* 42 - - Jake Sheehan 6 5 2 16 39 13.00 - Dhruv Mehta 8 8 0 9 34 4.25 - Patrick Martin 9 9 3 12* 28 4.67 - Henry Pandit 7 7 2 9* 20 4.00 2 Sean Harris 5 3 3 6* 10 - - Spencer Wickes 2 2 0 7 7 3.50 - Methun Abeykoon 4 4 0 6 7 1.75 3 Jake Sheehan 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 - Aiden Hookey 3 3 0 1 1 0.33 - Rajiv Chanana 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 -

Bowling: Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling Sam Alberico 9 28 3 10 84 8.40 3/2 Also bowled: Charlie Leong 9 26 3 5 78 15.60 2/11 Arvan Mayekar 9 27 3 4 74 18.50 2/11 Spencer Wickes 2 5 0 1 20 20.00 1/20 Methun Abeykoon 4 14 0 4 96 24.00 2/12 Arnav Chobisa 7 19 4 1 25 25.00 1/2 Dhruv Mehta 8 23 2 3 76 25.33 1/3 Jake Sheehan 6 8 1 1 27 27.00 1/2 Ennis Kotsanlee 9 25 5 3 82 27.33 1/1 Aiden Hookey 3 12 0 2 56 28.00 1/13 Thomas Simmons 8 17 1 2 57 28.50 2/12 Henry Pandit 7 17 0 2 61 30.50 2/12 Patrick Martin 9 29 1 5 167 33.40 2/12 Sean Harris 5 13 1 1 44 44.00 1/7 Parth Desai 9 24 1 1 82 82.00 1/13 Kito Loosli 1 1 0 0 8 - - Jake Sheehan 1 2 0 0 9 - -

Wicket keeping: Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings Charlie Leong 1 1 -

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CLUB GRADE RECORDS - SENIOR ELEVENS

Men’s First Eleven: Highest Aggregate K. Albiston 773 1982/83 Highest Score A. Goldsmith 251 no 2008/09 Best Bowling G. Coller 9/17 1978/79 Most Wickets G. Coller 59 1978/79 G. Coller 59 1981/82 Women’s First Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Lanning 738 2013/14 Highest Score M. Lanning 241 no 2012/13 Best Bowling N. Challis 7/40 1993/94 Most Wickets K. Neilson 35 1998/99 Men’s Second Eleven: Highest Aggregate A. Medson 579 1975/76 Highest Score A. Medson 153 1975/76 Best Bowling A. Gerloff 9/26 1974/75 Most Wickets F. Lyons 49 1968/69 Women’s Second Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Pretty 532 2012/13 Highest Score J. Rhook 125 no 1993/94 Best Bowling N. Hoey 8/19 1992/43 Most Wickets A. Turnbridge 27 1994/95 Men’s Third Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Simpson 517 1969/70 Highest Score D.Snell 223 2016/17 Best Bowling M. Andreassen 8/20 2002/03 Most Wickets J. Airs 40 1972/73 Women’s Third Eleven: Highest Aggregate P. Harrison 609 2012/13 Highest Score C. Ip 129 no 2012/13 Best Bowling T. West 6/8 1998/99 B.Gietzmann 6/8 2013/14 Most Wickets C. Ip 28 2012/13 Men’s Fourth Eleven: Highest Aggregate R. Pearson 429 1999/00 Highest Score J. Maartensz 164 2000/01 Best Bowling D. Carter 9/18 1997/98 Most Wickets J. Davidson 43 1971/72

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CLUB GRADE RECORDS – JUNIOR ELEVENS

Under 18 Highest Aggregate L. Davidson 208 2015/16 Highest Score B.Eccles 86 no 2016/17 Best Bowling A. Hands 6/38 2015/16 Most Wickets C. Gerny 11 2015/16 Under 17 Girls Highest Aggregate I. Noack 143 1997/98 Highest Score E. Cogger 48 no 2000/01 Best Bowling G. Meredith 3/3 1997/98 Most Wickets R. Haynes 8 1999/00 Under 16 Highest Aggregate P. Jackson 690 1977/78 Highest Score B. Utting 154 no 1968/69 Best Bowling B. Utting 8/18 1968/68 Most Wickets N. Ferguson 51 1961/62 Under 14 Boys Highest Aggregate M. Hardy 448 2000/01 Best Bowling D. Rider 7/3 1983/84 Most Wickets L. Pakot 30 1983/84 Under 14 Girls Highest Aggregate Z.Griffiths 262 2013/14 Best Bowling M.Wright 5/20 2011/12 Most Wickets R.Dillon 11 2008/09 M.Wright 11 2011/12 S.Reid 11 2016/17 Under 12 Highest Aggregate G. Boxshall 382 1982/83 Best Bowling B.Wickes 4/4 2015/16 Most Wickets G. Boxshall 29 1982/83 Under 10 Highest Aggregate T. Simmons 206 2014/15 Best Bowling B. Woodfall 5/2 2011/12 Most Wickets R.Carter 18 2006/07 Rep Under 14/15 Highest Aggregate L. Davis 515 2003/04 (RM Hatch/JG Craig) Highest Score B. Cullen 123 2003/04 Best Bowling P. Davidson 7/23 1982/83 Most Wickets D. Bick 17 1976/77

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CLUB GRADE RECORDS – SENIOR XI PARTNERSHIPS Club Record Partnerships (CV, ESCA/ECA, VSDCA, VJCA & VWCA) 1st Wicket 242 (W 1st XI) R. Haynes (203*) & C. Lavery (76) Bundoora United 2006/07 2nd Wicket 289 (M 3rd XI) B. Morris (147) & M. Weller (152) R.A.A.F. 1962/63 3rd Wicket 194* (W 1st XI) N. Challis (119*) & M. Jones (70*) Melb/Tooronga 1993/94 4th Wicket 294 (M 1st XI) A. Goldsmith (193) & P. Lazer (103) Coburg 2006/07 5th Wicket 234 (M 4th XI) B. Lang (118) & J. Newbound (124) Noble Park 2002/03 6th Wicket 222 (M 4th XI) B. Menzies (133) & A. Davidson (133) Northcote 1980/81 7th Wicket 161 (M 4th XI) P. Burgess (122) & I. Heatley (55) Ashwood 1967/68 8th Wicket 198 (M 1st XI) G. Smyth (127) & S. Laussen (62) Croydon 1991/92 9th Wicket 96 (M 2nd XI) R. Summers (54) & G. Davies (42*) Geelong 1973/74 10th Wicket 166* (M 2nd XI) K. Balsam (90) & J. Davis (72*) Old Carey 1958/59

Women’s First XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15) 1st Wicket 242 R. Haynes (203 no) & C. Lavery (76) Bundoora United 2006/07 2nd Wicket 241 M. Lanning (241 no) & K. Dempsey (72) Melbourne 2012/13 3rd Wicket 194* N. Challis (119 no) & M. Jones (70 no) Melbourne/Tooronga 1993/94 4th Wicket 120 M. Lanning (137 no) & K. Dempsey (24) EMP 2010/11 5th Wicket 150 H. Sutterby (69) & J. Rhook (62 no) Hawthorn 1993/94 6th Wicket 123 N. Challis (64) & K. Winterton (52) Brunswick Park 2004/05 7th Wicket 69* K. Sommers (30 no) & R. Brown (29 no) EMP 1999/00 8th Wicket 63* P. Cleghorn (43 no) & D. Montague (8 no) Dandenong 2012/13 9th Wicket 65 E. Gardiner (41) & J. Hunter (64 no) Brunswick Park 2003/04 10th Wicket 134 K. Bertrand (28) & I. Noack (109 no) EMP 2000/01 Women’s Second XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15) 1st Wicket 134 M. Draycott (40 no) & K. Dempsey (84) Brown Hill 2008/09 2nd Wicket 221 M. Pretty (117 no) & M. Clayton (85) Dandenong 2012/13 3rd Wicket 169 C. Hawley (61) & K. Dempsey (91) Brighton District 2014/15 4th Wicket 130 K. Saunders (86) & M. Draycott (39) EMP 2005/06 5th Wicket 88 B.Stray (71 no) & C.Ip (23) Coburg 2009/10 6th Wicket 138 A. Rhook (100 no) & S. Williams (52 no) Brunswick Park 1997/98 7th Wicket 60 K. Saunders (81) & M. Winterton (25) Frankston 2005/06 8th Wicket 58* K. Clark (37 no) & M. van der Toorren (10) Gisbourne 2002/03 9th Wicket 42 R. Brown (14) & R. Coutts (27 no) Burwood District 1996/97 10th Wicket 30 N. Smith (7) & R. Haynes (32 no) Brown Hill 2000 Women’s Third XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15) 1st Wicket 168 M. van der Toorren (55) & R. Calder (77) Frankston 2005/06 2nd Wicket 141 E. Mitchell (57 no) & M. Pretty (53 no) Pakenham UT 2015/16 3rd Wicket 112*# R. Calder (45 no) & C. Lavery (45 no) Clifton Hill / Coll 1999/00 4th Wicket 149 A. Ball (92) & R. Brown (34 no) Croydon N / Montrose 1993/94 5th Wicket 100 N. Smith (35) & J. Hunter (82 no) Mt Waverley 1997/98 6th Wicket 112 T. Price (68) & C. Ip (38) Yarra Valley 2012/13 7th Wicket 56 L. Innes (37 no) & J. Perri (11) Brunswick 2014/15 8th Wicket 71* S.Clark (33 no) & R.Holland (23 no) Frankston 2006/07 9th Wicket 74* M. van der Toorren (50 no) & S. Posar (3 no) Narre Warren 1996/97 10th Wicket 46 E. Bonnett (13) & N. Smith (22 no) Upper Ferntree Gully 2015/16 # Note: 170 runs were added for the third wicket versus Croydon Nth / Montrose in 1993/94. However, K. Thompson retired ill for 48 after 156 and A. Ball (92) and R. Brown (34*) added a further 14 before the third wicket fell.

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CLUB RECORDS – SENIOR XI PARTNERSHIPS (CONTINUED) Men’s First XI (VSDCA from 1964) 1st Wicket 188 G. Charman (120) & B. Lang (61) Camberwell 1979/80 2nd Wicket 226 A. Goldsmith (251 no) & J. Farrow (108) Noble Park 2008/09 3rd Wicket 163 G. Smyth (109 no) & R. Pearson (78) Broadmeadows 1987/88 4th Wicket 294 A. Goldsmith (193) & P. Lazer (103) Coburg 2006/07 5th Wicket 145 G. Smyth (136) & C. Bell (41) Croydon 1985/86 6th Wicket 120 K. Utting (58) & K. Fewster (66) Caulfield 1970/71 7th Wicket 131* P. Lazer (135 no) & P. Shepard (31 no) Brunswick 2006/07 8th Wicket 198 G. Smyth (127) & S. Laussen (62) Croydon 1991/92 9th Wicket 79 J. Henderson (42) & P. Jackson (37 no) Croydon 1978/79 10th Wicket 99* T. Blake (57 no) & S. Hubber (46 no) Oakleigh 1998/99 Men’s Second XI (VSDCA from 1964) 1st Wicket 173 D. Whitelaw (125) & T. Batchelor (78) Ivanhoe 2003/04 2nd Wicket 244 A. Carter (122) & A. Davidson (101*) Williamstown 1988/89 3rd Wicket 144* J. Maartensz (100*) & A. Blake (58*) Bayswater 1995/96 4th Wicket 177 D. Snell (135) & J. McNulty (70) Endeavour Hills 2005/06 5th Wicket 118 M. Snell (113*) & J Augustin (59) Melton 2007/08 6th Wicket 192 R. Day (80) & G. Charman (127*) Malvern 1980/81 7th Wicket 144 G. Crump (91) & K. Dearing (47) Preston 1970/71 8th Wicket 93 J. O’Neill (94) & J. Hogg (28) Ivanhoe 1981/82 9th Wicket 96 R. Summers (54) & G. Davies (42*) Geelong 1973/74 10th Wicket 87 B. Lang (44) & M. Lake (44*) Caulfield 1987/88 Men’s Third XI (ESCA/ECA 1960-1996/97; VSDCA from 1997/98) 1st Wicket 156 R. Fewster (122) & M. Andreassen (27) Malvern 1993/94 2nd Wicket 289 B. Morris (147) & M. Weller (152) R.A.A.F. 1962/63 3rd Wicket 180 D. Ward (147) & A. Cocker (60) Monash Uni 1987/88 4th Wicket 191 Jordon Smith (69) & D.Snell (223) Moorabbin 2016/17 5th Wicket 153* J. Creber (121*) & G. Davidson (62 no) Preston 2006/07 6th Wicket 172* T. Newman (63*) & R. Phillips (94 no) Caulfield 2012/13 7th Wicket 162 G. Parikh (172) & C.Filips (54) Elsternwick 2014/15 8th Wicket 149 M. Weller (163) & G. Birtles (67) Doncaster 1961/62 9th Wicket 85 S. Cromb (88) & J. Hogg (56) Surrey Hills 1981/82 10th Wicket 96 G. Coller (71) & B. Chadwick (47) Haw. East Melb 1967/68 Men’s Fourth XI (ESCA/ECA 1960-1996/97; VSDCA from 1997/98) 1st Wicket 134 J.Esposito (88) & T.Cox (103*) Noble Park 2014/15 2nd Wicket 121 J. Creber (65) & D. Snell (64) Bayswater 2005/06 3rd Wicket 165# M. Hardy (84) & M. Fletcher (97) Elsternwick 2001/02 4th Wicket 209 B. Harper (164) & J. Harper (71) Kingston Saints 2007/08 5th Wicket 234 B. Lang (118) & J. Newbound (124) Noble Park 2002/03 6th Wicket 222 B. Menzies (133) & A. Davidson (133) Northcote 1980/81 7th Wicket 161 P. Burgess (122) & I. Heatley (55) Ashwood 1967/68 8th Wicket 146 T. Murphy (62) & G. Thompson (87) Balwyn 1982/83 9th Wicket 81 B. Phillips (105) & M. Fletcher (29*) Surrey Hills 1975/76 10th Wicket 63* A. Hall (36*) & C. Fidler (37*) Northern Maccabbi 1989/90 # Note: 221 runs were added for the third wicket versus Monash Uni in 2000/01. However, W. Koster retired hurt for 67 after 138 runs and J. Maartensz (164) and D. Brereton (25) added a further 83 before the third wicket fell.

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MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING

Highest Individual Scores:

Player H/Score Against Season Andrew Goldsmith 251 no v. Noble Park 2008/09 Andrew Goldsmith 193 v. Coburg 2006/07 Greg Smyth 180 v. Balwyn 1984/85 Kim Albiston 168 v. Elsternwick 1982/83 Kim Albiston 152 no v. Altona 1982/83 Paul Gloury 151 no v. Moorabbin 2014/15

Top Ten Players by Runs:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Greg Smyth 219 219 13 180 5553 26.96 26 7 Gary Charman 166 182 21 120 3700 22.98 16 1 Ken Utting 123 143 17 130 no 3081 24.45 17 1 Andrew Blake 245 204 41 91 no 2936 18.01 7 0 Andrew Goldsmith 64 67 9 251 no 2643 45.57 15 4 Ken Fewster 104 112 14 102 no 2455 25.05 7 1 Ken Dearing 105 122 22 128 2454 24.54 7 1 Glenn Comte 108 118 7 94 2294 20.67 14 0 Steve Laussen 159 151 18 72 no 2282 17.16 8 0 Gary Miles 79 77 9 129 2276 33.47 14 3

Top Ten Players by Average (30+ Games):

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Andrew Goldsmith 64 67 9 251 no 2643 45.57 15 4 Paul Gloury 51 54 9 151* 1974 43.87 8 4 Shaun Brown 40 39 9 106* 1315 43.83 9 2 Justin Farrow 56 53 9 117* 1546 35.14 11 2 Kim Albiston 65 76 9 168 2249 33.57 11 3 Gary Miles 79 77 9 129 2276 33.47 14 3 Steve Peter-Budge 36 41 4 102* 1089 29.43 8 1 Tom Cullen 39 44 4 105 1150 28.75 3 2 Andrew Cowper 41 46 8 83 1060 27.89 8 0 Greg Smyth 219 219 13 180 5553 26.96 26 7

Note: A full list of Men’s First XI Career Batting statistics will be available on the Club’s website bhcc.com.au

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MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BOWLING

Best Match Bowling:

Player Match Bowling Against Date Competition Grant Coller 9/17 & 6/13 v. Elsternwick 14/10/1978 VSDCA John Davies 8/35 & 5/37 v. Ashburton 6 & 13/2/1962 ESCA S. Smith 4/12 & 9/16 v. Olympic 20 & 27/1/1946 VJCA

Top Ten Players by Wickets:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average 5wi 10wm BB Andrew Blake 245 2884.4 767 449 6986 15.56 20 1 7-17 Tim Blake 225 2446.4 564 328 6634 20.23 6 1 7-25 Grant Coller 96 1752.3 357 301 3661 12.16 21 1 9-17 Steve Laussen 159 2317.4 487 290 6100 21.03 11 0 8-74 Robert Cullen 120 1684.3 166 256 4412 17.23 5 0 8-70 Robert Fortington 164 1725.0 361 247 5432 21.99 1 0 5-78 Len Peterson 80 1464.2 333 222 3708 16.70 15 0 7-16 Chris Parsons 120 1326.0 363 197 3167 16.08 4 1 7-35 Bruce Utting 119 1259.0 145 175 3384 19.34 6 0 8-70 Ken Fewster 104 1044.2 104 151 2545 16.85 5 0 7-47

Top Ten Players by Average (30+ Games, 50+ wickets):

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average 5wi 10wm BB Grant Coller 96 1752.3 357 301 3661 12.16 21 1 9-17 Geoff Van Vugt 35 508.1 134 87 1128 12.97 5 0 7/33 Scott Hubber 43 614.1 162 110 1617 14.70 5 0 6/77 Andrew Blake 245 2884.4 767 449 6986 15.56 20 1 7-17 Daryl Farmer 32 416.1 89 66 1045 15.83 3 0 7/34 Chris Parsons 120 1326.0 363 197 3167 16.08 4 1 7-35 Len Peterson 80 1464.2 333 222 3708 16.70 15 0 7-16 Ken Fewster 104 1044.2 104 151 2545 16.85 5 0 7-47 Ernie Pietsch 84 498 49 82 1391 16.96 4 0 7/13 Jim Henderson 41 574.1 77 77 1312 17.04 2 0 7/66

Note: A full list of Men’s First XI Career Bowling statistics will be available on the Club’s website bhcc.com.au

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MEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games Blake, Andrew 245 Bedford, Robert 52 Walter, Aaron 25 Blake, Tim 225 Gloury, Paul 51 Anderson, Brook 24 Smyth, Greg A 219 Bell, Colin 50 Hanson, Grant 24 Fortington, Robert 170 Davis, Don R 50 Tillotson, Chris 24 Charman, Gary D 166 Snell, Matthew 46 Lazer, Peter 23 Laussen, Steve P 159 Gerloff, Alan 44 Morris, Samuel 23 Utting, Ken 123 Hubber, Scott 43 Box, Chris 22 Cullen, Robert 120 Parikh, Gaurav 43 Lampe, Nigel 22 Parsons, Chris G 120 Tierney, Shane 42 Norbury, Gary 22 Utting, Bruce 119 Cowper, Andrew D 41 Trollope, Steven J 22 McNulty, Jason S 117 Henderson, Jim 41 Boxshall, Gordon 21 Whitelaw, Dean 115 Brown, Shaun 40 Delpapa, John 21 Jackson, Scott M 110 Morsello, Joe 40 May, Stephen 21 Shepard, Peter 110 Tierney, Kim 40 O'Keefe, John 21 Hansen, Chris 109 Crump, Gary 39 Bulman, Warren 20 Comte, Glenn M 108 Cullen, Tom 39 Finch, Jonathon 20 Dearing, Ken 105 Green, John 37 Kila, Jason 20 Fewster, Ken G 104 Mather, Sebastian 37 Winnett, Chris 20 Blake, Sam 104 Box, Stephen 36 Bethune, Andrew 19 Lang, Bruce 102 Lyons, Fred 36 Kelly, Dean 19 Minter, Andrew 102 Peter-Budge, Steve 36 Pearson, James C 19 Carter, Alan G 99 Van Vugt, Geoffrey 35 Plumridge, Trevor 19 Coller, Grant 96 Johnson, Kyle 34 Simpson, Merv L 19 Fletcher, Michael J 92 Heatley, Malcolm 33 Allan, Edward 18 Pietsch, Ernie 84 Rider, Cameron 33 Cameron, Rodney 18 Snell, Daniel T 84 Farmer, Daryl 32 Jackson, Paul 18 King, Brendan 81 Rutherford, Daniel G 32 Lines, Nick 18 Peterson, Len 80 Graham, Stewart 31 Marr, Benjamin D 18 Miles, Gary 79 Upton, Daniel 31 O'Neill, John 18 Davidson, Andrew B 76 Batchelor, Trent 30 Petersen, Ross 18 Turner, Glen 75 Blake, Simon 30 Cornish, Ian 17 Pearson, Rick B 73 Langley, Roger 29 White, Len 17 Albiston, Kim 65 Ogilvie, John 29 Hardy, Adam J 16 Medson, Arthur 65 Cain, Peter 28 James, Craig 16 Dickey, Graeme 64 Albiston, Simon 27 Menzies, Bruce 16 Goldsmith, Andrew 64 Mitchell, John 27 Mowat, Toby 16 Maartensz, John 64 Reidy, Chris 27 Ravichandran, Suresh 16 Reid, Robert 60 Webster, Shane 27 Sharpe, Brendan 16 Anderson, Mark 57 Callen, Ian 26 Tillotson, Rick 16 Nash, Daniel 57 Dunlop, Peter 26 Yarde, Jesse M 16 Farrow, Justin 56 Muscat, Peter 26 Barelli, Tom 15 Davies, Peter J 55 Wotherspoon, Steve 26 Box, Greg 15 Hone, Brian 55 Bateman, Simon 25 D'Arcy, Glenn 15 Gosney, Kim 53 Maddocks, David 25 Germaine, Lew 15 Porter, Brian 53 McKay, Peter 25 Patterson, David 15 Tierney, Paul 53 Tillotson, Gary 25 Sacristani, Robert 15

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MEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games Ward, James 15 Spinks, Conor 9 Walliker, R 2 White, Steven 15 Stafford, Bruce 9 Adams, Neil 1 Barnes, Edward 14 Askham, Mark 8 Andreassen, Marcus 1 Denison, Robert 14 Helmot, Simon 8 Bedford, Michael 1 Joyner, Rick 14 Lake, Michael 8 Bice, John 1 Newman, Tom 14 Smith, Harri 8 Bole-Brown, Nick 1 Atkinson, Alex 13 Warren, Mark 8 Cotter, William 1 Drinkall, Michael 13 Crump, Steven 7 Cox, Tom 1 Dunn, Jason 13 Gibson, Greg 7 Day, Richard 1 Haynes, Thomas 13 Hardy, Mark L 7 Fernandopulle, Ruwantha 1 Lampard, Justin C 13 McClean, David 7 Fletcher, Nicholas 1 Lyon, John 13 McKenna, Patrick J 7 Fuller, Craig 1 Martin, Dick 13 Nou, Loa 7 Hands, Angus 1 McMahon, Cameron 13 Smith, Daniel R 7 Hanley, Robert 1 Moore, Richard 13 Stevenson, James 7 Hargreaves, Phil 1 Naitoko, Ben 13 Yallop, Graeme 7 Hayes, Barry 1 Plunkett, D 13 Frankland, Barrie 6 Hayes, Robert 1 Siaka, Lega 13 Hudson, Ashley 6 Henderson, Neil 1 Sleeth, Graeme 13 Saeed, Muhammad 6 Jensen, David I 1 Smyth, Harrison 13 Cahill, Rhys 5 Newham, J 1 West, Aaron 13 Eyles, Mark 5 Scrimshaw, R 1 Guild, Ben 12 Long, Gareth J 5 Simpson, Graham 1 Lang, James 12 May, Joshua 5 Smith, Cameron 1 Little, Grant 12 McLean, David 5 Smith, Daniel A 1 May, Matt 12 Miers, Graeme 5 Smith, Jordan 1 McRae, Timothy 12 Perera, Shehan 5 Summers, Roderick 1 Thiele, Daryl A 12 Tyson, William 5 Tamblyn, John 1 Vozzo, Michael 12 Pinniger, David 4 Thompson, Kirk 1 Burgell, Derek 11 Rizio, James 4 Walford, Robert 1 Craddock, Thomas R 11 Thompson, Alexander 4 Dickson, D 11 Brown, David 4 Duckworth, Andrew 11 Casey, Ashley 4 Gilham, John 11 Nevill, Peter M 4 Hansen, Henrik S 11 Trollope, Ken J 4 Kirby, Keith 11 Aitken, Robert 3 Phillips, Marcus 11 Davies, Graeme 3 Rowell, Stephen 11 Hogg, John N 3 Sullivan, Damian 11 Newman, Wayne 3 Coen, Chris 10 Porter, John 3 O'Dwyer, Heath 10 Chandler, Tim 2 Torney, Benjamin D 10 Gibson, Martin 2 Clarke, Lee 9 Jarrett, Matthew 2 Forshaw, Michael J 9 Kirby, David 2 King, Jeff 9 Petty, Don 2 Osborn, Jim 9 Smith, Jarrod R 2 Rhodes, Andrew 9 Scrimshaw, David 2 Duke, Wayne M 9 Tindal, Martin 2

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WOMEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS

Top Ten Players by Highest Individual Scores:

Player Score Against Season Date Meg Lanning 241 no Melbourne 2012/13 18/11/2012 Rachael Haynes 203 Bundoora Old Paradians 2006/07 15/10/2006 Meg Lanning 179 no Plenty Valley 2013/14 03/11/2013 Meg Lanning 179 Brighton District 2010/11 20/11/2010 Meg Lanning 177 no Prahran 2014/15 18/01/2015 Meg Lanning 170 Melbourne 2015/16 25/10/2016 Brooke McFarlane 155 Hawthorn Monash Uni 2006/07 10/02/2007 Meg Lanning 148 no Brighton District 2010/11 20/11/2010 Meg Lanning 145 no Monash Uni Gryphons 2008/09 05/10/2008 Meg Lanning 137 no EMP 2010/11 05/03/2011

Top Ten Players by Best Innings Bowling:

Player Best Bowling Against Season Date Natalie Challis 7/40 Hawthorn 1993/94 12/12/1993 Laura Shaw 6/18 Brunswick Park 2011/12 11/03/2012 Karyn Winterton 6/22 EMP 2001/02 13/01/2002 Kim Neilson 6/59 Clifton Hill Collingwood 1998/99 31/01/1999 Natalie Challis 5/9 Hawthorn Monash Uni 2003/04 14/12/2003 Monique Draycott 5/10 Plenty Valley 2008/09 02/11/2008 Hayleigh Brennan 5/10 Plenty Valley 2015/16 14/02/2016 Renee Greig 5/11 TBC 2005/06 TBC Bella Gietzmann 5/12 EMP # 2015/16 12/03/2016 Kim Neilson 5/14 Hawthorn 1998/99 17/01/1999 Karyn Winterton 5/14 Clifton Hill Collingwood 1999/2000 06/02/2000 TBC – Details To be Confirmed # Semi Final

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WOMEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games *Casey Hawley 185 *Nicole Callinan 23 *Kellie Trotter 4 *Penelope Cleghorn 161 *Annie Rose-Maloney 23 *Lisa Bowring 3 *Natalie Challis 156 Maddie Wright 23 *Robyn Calder 3 *Anna Lanning 141 *Naomi Hoey 23 *Gemma Mumby 3 *Karyn Winterton 138 *Erin Byrnes 22 *Emma Murphy 3 *Rebecca Brown 137 *Leanne Haldane 20 *Jody Simpson 3 *Margaret Pretty 135 Alex Hartley 19 Danni Wyatt 3 *Danielle Montague 121 *Tara Anderson 19 Rohenna Young 3 *Meg Lanning 116 *Colleen Powell 17 *Haley Anderson 2 *Rachael Haynes 99 *Nicole Breschkin (neé Smith) 16 *Ella Angarane 2 *Rebecca Carter 93 *Daina Clark 16 Ainslee Bennett 2 Cassie Brock 78 Sophie Taylor 15 Kyra Black 2 *Kate Dempsey 77 *Jess Shelton 15 *Julie Donahoe 2 *Sarah Chancellor-Goddard 77 *Michelle Palmer 14 *Vanessa Meyer 2 *Ingrid Noack 72 *Heather Sutterby 14 *Sarah Pantaleo 2 *Bronte Stray 69 *Helen Snibson 14 *Tania Pearce 2 *Elizabeth Gardiner 66 *Jacqui Dodson 13 Paris Penny 2 Laura Shaw 65 *Michelle Winterton 13 Emily Roberts 2 *Suzy Ryan 60 *Shannon Williams 12 *Brownwyne Simmons 2 *Jenny Demarte 59 *Clementine Ward 12 *Laura Tucker 2 *Monique Draycott 57 *Julie Brown 12 *Marja van der Toorren 2 *Claire Fletcher (née Lavery) 56 *Leanne Byrce 12 True Campbell 1 Zoe Griffiths 56 Georgia Hennessy 11 Niamh Clarke 1 *Peta Searle 54 *Vicky Mercer 11 Claire Dyett 1 Bella Gietzmann 52 Makinley Blows 11 Anthea Gribben 1 Phillipa (Pip) Taylor 52 *Roidula Boutsikakis 10 Ishara Fernado 1 *Kim Neilson 50 Siobhan Murphy 10 Stacey Haughton 1 *Brooke McFarlane 49 Pennie Harrison 10 Sophie Jennings 1 *Julie Hunter 49 Laura Malkin 8 Teresa King 1 *Kathryn Buick 48 *Olivia Bradley 8 Morna Nielsen 1 Julia Crockett-Grills 44 Ashleigh Peck 8 Lynsey Pritchard 1 *Kate Schie 44 Isabelle Watson 8 *Michelle Sutherland 1 *Kristen Flett 42 Tansi Price 8 *Megan Thompson 1 *Renee Greig 40 Holly Spencer 8 *Melissa Worth 1 *Felicia Dickman 39 *Kerry Clark 7 Madi Clayton 37 *Carolyn Daly 7 *Kate Sommers 36 *Amanda McFayden 7 *Anna Brown 33 Lani Dejong 7 Hayleigh Brennan 29 *Jannine Rhook 6 Isabelle Weber 28 *Sue Gell 6 *Pam Allen 27 *Gabe Butts 5 *Anita Rhook 27 Vanessa Lewicki 5 *Kate Bertrand 26 *Vibeke Pedersen 5 Amy Jennings 26 *Toni West 5 *Melanie Jones 26 *Shilette Baker 4 Kristy Williams 26 *Laurie Hassall 4 Stephanie Butler 25 Chloe Ip 4 *Angela Tunbridge 24 Katie Mack 4 *Kelly Williamson 24 *Em Preston 4 *denotes those players who played two-day cricket from 1992/93 to 2009/10. From season 2010-11 onwards the competition format consisted of One-Day and Twenty20 cricket meaning more matches are played in a season

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MEN’S SENIOR CLUB GAMES – TOTAL (80+ Games) Name Games Name Games Name Games Fletcher, Michael 349 Tillotson, Gary 128 Flinn, Steven R 82 Lang, Bruce 344 Bedford, Robert 127 Greening, Adrian 82 Smyth, Greg A 340 Stafford, Bruce 127 Kukuruzovic, Luke 82 Trollope, Ken J 330 Davidson, Jack 125 Heatley, Malcolm 82 McNulty, Jason S 325 Boxshall, Gordon 125 Creber, Jake 81 Blake, Tim 324 Fewster, Ken G 122 Blake, Ron 81 Davidson, Andrew 309 Rowell, Stephen 122 Menzies, Bruce 81 Fortington, Robert 292 Maartensz, John 121 Tierney, Kim 81 Blake, Andrew 286 Miles, Gary 120 Bedford, Michael 80 Carter, David J 285 Dearing, Ken 116 Charman, Gary 262 Thompson, Graeme 116 Newbound, Justin 236 Marr, Benjamin 115 Andreassen, Marcus 233 Parikh, Gaurav 114 Whitelaw, Dean 230 Coller, Grant 113 Snell, Daniel 217 Burgell, Ian 113 Laussen, Steve 198 Roulston, Neville 112 Morris, Samuel 196 Comte, Glenn 111 Parsons, Chris 183 Shepard, Peter 110 Carter, Alan 182 Hansen, Chris 109 Cullen, Robert 178 Trollope, Steven 108 Hogg, John 175 Barelli, Tom 107 Utting, Bruce 173 Thiele, Daryl 106 Medson, Arthur 169 Gerloff, Alan 104 Jackson, Scott 168 Crump, Gary 104 Minter, Andrew 163 Newman, Wayne 104 Blake, Sam 160 Tillotson, Chris 103 Pietsch, Ernie 158 O'Keefe, John 102 Cromb, Stephen 158 Tierney, Shane 97 King, Brendan 158 Fuller, Craig 97 Robertson, Peter 158 Batchelor, Trent 97 Bell, Colin 154 Rutherford, Daniel 96 Newman, Tom 154 Dickey, Graeme 95 Tierney, Paul 152 Henderson, Jim 95 Blake, Simon 145 White, Len 95 Davis, Don R 141 Debney, James 93 Forshaw, Michael 139 Winnett, Chris 91 Davidson, Greg 139 Hone, Brian 91 Blake, David 136 Summers, Roderick 89 Maxwell, Peter 134 Osborn, Jim 88 Simpson, Merv 134 Anderson, Mark 88 Pearson, Rick 133 Wood, Alan 87 Utting, Ken 132 Bethune, Andrew 86 Lyons, Fred 129 Henning, Mark 85 Snell, Matthew 128 Peterson, Len 82

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WOMEN’S SENIOR CLUB GAMES – TOTAL (25+ Games) Name Games Name Games Name Games *Margaret Pretty 262 Sophie Jennings 73 *Georgie Belot 29 *Michelle Winterton 247 Bella Geitzmann 71 Hayleigh Brennan 29 *Nicole Breschkin (née Smith) 242 *Jenny Demarte 70 Hailey Ferris 29 *Casey Hawley 233 *Chris Brown 67 Kathryn Kurz 29 *Penelope Cleghorn 183 Maddie Wright 65 Jess Perri 29 *Natalie Challis 181 Carter (Rachel) O'Regan 64 *Kirsten MacLeod 28 *Rebecca Brown 181 *Peta Searle 62 Natalie Holmes 28 *Danielle Montague 159 *Julie Hunter 60 *Anita Rhook 27 *Bronte Stray 152 Sarah Clark 60 Stephanie Butler 27 *Karyn Winterton 150 *Renee Greig 55 #*Julie H. Brown 26 *Anna Lanning 147 *Kate Sommers 55 Eleanor Forwood 26 Pennie Harrsion 143 *Felcia Dickman 53 *Vicky Mercer 26 *Marja van der Toorren 129 *Brooke McFarlane 52 *Melanie Jones 26 *Monique Draycott 128 Phillipa (Pip) Taylor 52 Kristy Williams 26 Chloe Ip 128 *Kim Neilson 51 * Megan de Winne 26 *Meg Lanning 124 *Kelly Williamson 50 Lauren Innes 26 *Sarah Pantaleo 123 *Kathryn Buick 50 *Jess Surace 25 *Rachael Haynes 122 Julia Crocket-Grills 49 *Nicole Callinan 25 *Robyn Calder 121 *Melodie Watson 49 *Angela Turnbridge 25 *Toni West 119 Sarah Chong 49 *Rebecca Carter 117 Tansi Price 48 Madi Clayton 112 *Astride Loigom 47 Amy Jennings 105 *Vicki Downs 43 *Claire Lavery 100 Bella Poon 41 Stacey Haughton 97 *Marianna Bellizia 39 *Sarah Chancellor Goddard 95 *Pam Allen 38 Lani Dejong 94 Paris Penny 37 *Kate Dempsey 91 *Rebecca Holland 36 Zoe Griffiths 91 *Jess Rye 34 *Ingrid Noack 87 *Jacqui Dodson 34 *Amanda McFayden 84 Dominque McCusker 34 *Kate Schie 84 *Miranda Luck 33 *Kate Bertrand 83 *Tara Anderson 33 *Elizabeth Gardiner 83 *Anna Brown 33 Laura Shaw 83 Kyra Black 32 *Lisa Bowring 82 *Anne Hallam 31 *Suzy Ryan 81 Ashleigh Peck 31 Isabelle Weber 80 *Keimi Lai 31 Cassie Brock 78 *Kelly Bramstedt 30 *Kristen Flett 76 Sophie Taylor 30 *Jody Simpson 73 *Tanya Liesegang 30 Elizabeth Mitchell 72 *Vibeke Pedersen 30

*denotes those players who played two-day cricket from 1992/93 to 2009/10. From season 2010-11 onwards the competition format consisted of One-Day and Twenty20 cricket meaning more matches are played in a season # two players named Julie Brown have played with the club. One played 1st and 2nd XI games between 1992/93 – 1994/95. The second Julie H.Brown played between 1999/2000 – 2001/02 in the 3rd XI.

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OFFICE BEARERS

PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER A. Minter 2015 - Ms R.Calder 2015 - A.Blake 2016 - M.C. Andreassen 2014-2015 P.W. Robertson 2013- 2015 G. Davidson 2013- 2016 M.J Fletcher 2004-2014 Ms L. Bowring 2012-2013 Dr E.E. Gardiner 2005-2013 S.M. Jackson 2001-2004 K.J. Trollope 2005-2011 T. Blake 2004-2005 Dr R.B. Pearson 1998-2001 Ms R.J. Brown 2003-2005 D. Smith 2002-2004 B.G. Lang 1993-1998 Ms M.B.Thompson 1999-2003 M.C. Andreassen 1999-2002 K.G Fewster 1989-1993 A.B. Davidson 1997-1999 S.A. Cromb 1998-1999 G.D. Charman 1987-1989 S.A. Cromb 1989-1997 P.R. Maxwell 1995-1998 L.H. Petersen 1984-1987 J.N. Hogg 1985-1989 D.R. Davis 1993-1995 D.R. Davis 1971-1984 S.A. Cromb 1983-1985 B.G. Lang 1987-1993 P.J. Stone 1967-1971 H.J. Miles 1980-1983 P.R. Maxwell 1984-1987 K. Wilson 1959-1967 G. McKie 1977-1980 P. O’Hern 1982-1984 R. Pullen 1952-1954 K.G. Fewster 1969-1977 E. Tierney 1978-1982 H. Carson 1949-1950 G.M. Coe 1968-1969 J. King 1977-1978 R. Pullen 1948-1949 S. Smith 1967-1968 E. Tierney 1975-1977 R. Pullen 1945-1946 A. Matthews 1966-1967 S.A. Cromb 1974-1975 W.J. Craig 1937-1939 M.L. Simpson 1965-1966 M.L. Simpson 1969-1974 A. Matthews 1963-1965 I. Baglin 1966-1969 J.W. Heatley 1961-1962 R. Bedford 1965-1966 M. Weller 1959-1961 K. Gorfine 1964-1965 K. Wilson 1951-1954 A. Forrest 1960-1964 A. Forrest 1949-1950 M. Birtles 1959-1960 H.H. Buzwell 1948-1949 M. Birtles 1953-1954 E. Garling 1945-1946 R. McKenzie 1952-1953 E. Garling 1938-1939 R. McKenzie 1948-1950 H. Riddel 1937-1938 J. Andrews 1945-1946 J. Andrews 1937-1939

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