2015-2016 Toowoomba Cricket Yearbook...2012 – 2013 Ben Jeffrey (37 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts 2013 – 2014 Noel Knight (43 wickets) University 2014 – 2015 Rob Baker (30 wickets)

2015-2016

Toowoomba Cricket

Yearbook

LIFE MEMBERS of TOOWOOMBA CRICKET Inc

J Provan (dec) CA Hamilton (dec) R Broadfoot (dec)

NG Hatton (dec) W Heeney (dec) J Currey (dec)

L Poidevin (dec) V Piper (dec) T Allen (Senior) (dec)

W Stockley (dec) C Lindley (dec) S Smith

H Shepherd VN Raymer (dec) M Teys (dec)

HJ Philp (dec) HR Kent (dec) L Thorpe (dec)

G Allen (dec) R Spilling (dec) N Franke (dec)

E Hoare (dec) L Upton (dec) Mrs C Dall

R Williams D Davis (dec) EG Savage (dec)

Mrs GM Savage (dec) T O’Connell S McGrath (dec)

K Shine G Bishop G Cooke

Mrs G Curtis H Gauvin R Gilliland

G Graham L McLean (dec) E Peters (dec)

E Madsen (dec) G Pontin J Ryan

G Sissman (dec) O Sperling W Toshach

R Harding I Walls I Littleton

J Littleproud P Scheikowski P Davies

Toowoomba Cricket Community

As we draw another hectic season of Toowoomba Cricket to a close its worth pausing to reflect on the season as every cricketing summer produces something different

Every season throws up new challenges and the 2015/16 season was no different to any others – in the end we scheduled some 261 matches, for 41 senior teams, across 3 match

formats for our 500 plus registered senior players. At Junior level we had well in excess of 800 players playing various pathway formats. In addition the Rep scene had plenty of

opportunity starting with the Bulls Masters T20 Country Challenge in Mackay over the October long weekend, the Webb Shield and Plunkett Cup, various SQCC Carnivals which flowed

onto North v South Games and ultimately Qld Country. We saw the return of the A-grade (Open) Grade T20 at Heritage Oval with a team from Lockyer also participating, in addition we

added the combined BCD-grade T20 comp which grow out of last season’s Club review meetings

On top of this we were involved in a number of activities during the season, including:

The continued efforts of the Junior Sub-committee managing the junior pathway as well as the changing junior environment which is seeing increased player involvement

– a tremendous by the effort

A number of projects:

o The return of cricket to Heritage Oval which improved as the season progressed and we expect further improvement across next season

o The development of the Sports Park at Highfields which will not only benefit the Highfields-Railways Club, but be a benefit for all cricketers in the region

o The addition of two new light poles at Heritage Oval, funding shared by the TCI, Bears Rugby & Bombers AFL

o Ongoing involvement in the Charlton Sports complex project

We continued hiring Green Options to help with the preseason preparation work of our turf wickets which helped us to get up & running at the season start

Starting discussions on competition structure, grading, formats – something which is a lot more complex than 30 years ago, putting our head in the sand isn’t an option!

In fear of forgetting people I apologize in advance but our season would not run without a lot of effort from many people:

Our curators: Pat, Marcus, Laurie, Bob, Ross & Radar, Mick, the team at Uni and their band of helpers – a big thank you for all your efforts.

The Toowoomba Regional Council team who not only maintained fields, but also provided tremendous support & help with a number of projects which benefit cricket

The local media – Ben, Glen and the Chronicle team, the Kieran & the WIN News team, Tom & the Seven crew and Ian Reimers with his weekly cricket segment to name

but a few

Peter Davies for all his behind the scenes IT and Admin work – especially with MyCricket, our web site and points collection

Keith Barton and Ivan Walls for their behind the scenes work

Jason McWilliam and the Club delegates who make up the Competition Committee

All those involved in helping pull the Rep season together, especially Troy, Shaun, Adam, Scruff , Rusty and the players for making themselves available. Thanks also to

Rusty and Clayton for looking after the scoring etc and to the National Hotel for coming on Board to sponsor the Player of the Match Awards and provide lunches

The sponsors & supporters of both Toowoomba Cricket and our Clubs – your help keeping participation costs down and providing equipment is most appreciated

All the Club Volunteers – too many to name but every Club has a small group of people who make sure things happen so many can enjoy their cricket – a big thankyou to

these people, take the opportunity to thank them

Chris Howard’s team of men in black and white(maybe this should now be Blue & Black) who grow in numbers this season

Future challenges and opportunities facing us over the coming seasons

Continued development and recruitment of junior players, providing an effective pathway, so they are retained in the sport

Maximising the opportunity for people to play the game, weather a social cricketer or a player aiming for higher representative honours – representative cricket is in need

of fine tuning to make it attractive and affordable for players – this is starting to happen at a QC and QCCA level

Is our current Club structure and grading system still relevant and sustainable in today’s environment – do we have a grading/relegation function via our 1-day comp?

Grounds – with the HSPk coming on line we need to review our grounds and pitches, 11 turf pitches more than meet our needs, more add costs! Do we convert CC1, CC2

and maybe CC8 to synthetic fields down the track? We need light at least one other ground, maybe two, the HSPk and CC8 are possible candidates

The continued recruitment and development of umpires

People play cricket in our community basically for recreation, we are lucky enough to be able to provide a range of grades so as to more closely align their abilities – two of

the biggest things which affect player enjoyment and in the end player retention is behaviour (sledging) and playing out of their grade – we have made some progress, but

more is needed! All have a role to play in this.

Managing the cost of playing the game

Finally I would like to thank the Board for all their efforts as well as the support, ideas and interest in the sport by the various Club Presidents, Secretaries and Captains whose input is

most valuable. If interested in playing a part in the administration of the game please don’t hesitate to contact me.

We hope to see you all involved in cricket again next season – enjoying all that that game has to offer

Angus Rathie

President Toowoomba Cricket

2015-16 Toowoomba Cricket Board:

Angus Rathie (President), Chris Howard (Secretary), Cherie Fenwick (Treasurer), John Littleproud, Dave Meiklejohn, David Lester & Doug Lush (Juniors

Representatives), Kent Reimers & Bill Oaks

2015-16 Competition Sub Committee:

Jason McWilliam (Chairman), Nick Abbate, Matt Jurgs, Dave Meiklejohn, Rick Wood,

2015-16 Junior Sub Committee:

Dean Spanner, Valma Cahill, Doug Lush, Dave Lester and the various Club Delegates

2015 – 2016 Season Grade Awards

A – Grade MOST RUNS in A-GRADE: 2006 – 2007 David Orange (567 runs) University

2007 – 2008 David Orange (561 runs) University

2008 – 2009 Nathan Stains (405 runs) Railways Bulldogs

2009 – 2010 John Littleproud (472 runs) University

2010 – 2011 David Else (385 runs) University

2011 – 2012 Blake Anderson (394 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Chris Hall (498 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2013 – 2014 Brian May (843 runs) Western Districts


2015 - 2016 BRIAN MAY (736 runs) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Troy Gurski (564 runs) Met-Easts Matthew Dennis (517 runs) Met-Easts

MOST WICKETS in A-GRADE: 2006 – 2007 Chris Webster (29 wickets) University

2007 – 2008 Chris Webster (38 wickets) University



2010 – 2011 Aaron Watson (32 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

Adam Marjoribanks (32 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts


2012 – 2013 Michael Miller (36 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

Chris Webster (36 wickets) University

2013 – 2014 Michael Miller (45 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2014 – 2015 Kris Glass (35 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2015 – 2016 ROBBIE JOSEPH (42 wickets) UNIVERSITY

Runners Up: Brodie Clews (35) NBDiggers Shaun McCarthy (34 wkts) Western Districts

MOST DISMISSALS in A-GRADE: 2006 – 2007 Jason Carter (15)

2007 – 2008 Reece Neumann (25) University

2008 – 2009 Geoff Thompson (17) Railways Bulldogs

2009 – 2010 Geoff Thompson (23) Railways Bulldogs

2010 – 2011 Lyle Teske (29) Metropolitan-Easts

2011 – 2012 Chris Hall (24) Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Brodie Clews (21) Northern Brothers Diggers

2013 – 2014 Dean Sullivan (32) University

2014 – 2015 Dane Budden (27) Metropolitan-Easts

2015 – 2016 CHRIS GILLAM (39 – 36c 3st) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Dean Sullivan (25) University Chris Hall (22) NBDiggers

2015 – 2016 Season Grade Awards cont.

Reserve Grade MOST RUNS in RESERVE GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Darren Koch (461 runs) Metropolitan-Easts

2007 – 2008 Dave Menzies (421 runs) Metropolitan-Easts

2008 – 2009 Chris Wilkes (624 runs) Southern District Magpies

2009 – 2010 Nathan Case (404 runs) Railways Bulldogs

2010 – 2011 Stephen Tolputt (412 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2011 – 2012 Khinjan Shah (317 runs) Western Districts

2012 – 2013 Jack Potter (637 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2013 – 2014 Jack Potter (716 runs) Northern Brothers Digger

2014 – 2015 Adam Kerrigan (480 runs) Metropolitan-Easts

2015 – 2016 KANE PETERS (387 runs) METROPOLITAN-EASTS

Runners Up: Anthony Nunn (378) Western Districts Warwick Bignell (318 runs) Souths

MOST WICKETS in RESERVE GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Shane Petersen (22 wickets) Western Districts

Jamie Turner (22 wickets) Western Districts

2007 – 2008 Ben Jeffrey (32 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts

2008 – 2009 Peter Klein (35 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2009 – 2010 Todd Martens (31 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2010 – 2011 Lyndan Smith (24 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts

2011 – 2012 Louis Towell (25 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Ben Jeffrey (37 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts

2013 – 2014 Noel Knight (43 wickets) University

2014 – 2015 Rob Baker (30 wickets) University

Nick Steger (30 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts

2015 – 2016 STUART KEENE (42 wickets) Southern District Magpies

Runners Up: Nick Steger (40) Met-Easts Noel Knight (34) Uni & Joel Bock (34) Souths

MOST DISMISSALS in RESERVE GRADE:

2006 – 2007 David Rose (12) Railways Bulldogs

2007 – 2008 Warwick Bignell (13) Southern District Magpies

Tim Sullivan (13) Northern Brothers Diggers

2008 – 2009 Jay Scott-Hunter (20) Northern Brothers Diggers

2009 – 2010 Peter Davis (19) University

2010 – 2011 Michael Leggatt (11) Northern Brothers Diggers

2011 – 2012 Brodie Clews (16) Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Ryan Du Preez (35) Southern District Magpies

2013 – 2014 Tyson Sperling (31) Northern Brothers Diggers

2014 – 2015 Tyson Sperling (27) Northern Brothers Diggers

2015 – 2016 TYSON SPERLING (27 – ) NORTHERN BROTHERS DIGGERS

Runners Up: Peter Davis (21) University & Justin Wallace (21) Souths


B – Grade MOST RUNS in B-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Tim Lincoln (578 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2007 – 2008 Kieran Martin (436 runs) Western Districts

2008 – 2009 Shaun Thompson (347 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2009 – 2010 Alan Nielsen (463 runs) Western Districts

2010 – 2011 Steve Morris (334 runs) Western Districts

2011 – 2012 Jack Potter (353 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Simon West (502 runs) Southern District Magpies

2013 – 2014 Alan Martin (456 runs) Western Districts

2014 – 2015 Matt Jurgs (286 runs) Western Districts

2015 – 2016 ALAN MARTIN (565 runs) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Gavin Steger (421 runs) NBDiggers Dwayne Hurst (419 runs) Souths

MOST WICKETS in B-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Greg Hilder (38 wickets) University


2008 – 2009 Rick Wood (41 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2009 – 2010 Greg Hilder (36 wickets) University

2010 – 2011 Peter Spence (24 wickets) Railways Bulldogs


2012 – 2013 Dale Hunt (32 wickets) Western Districts

2013 – 2014 Ron Jensen (44 wickets) Western Districts

2014 – 2015 Luke Davidson (25 wickets) Western Districts

2015 – 2016 PETER KLEIN (39 wickets) NORTHERN BROTHERS DIGGERS

Runners Up: Len Greenaway (34 wkts) Met-Easts Ben Wilkinson (33) NBDiggers

MOST DISMISSALS in B-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 David Smith (18) University

2007 – 2008 Robert Andrews (16) Western Districts

Wayne Bradford (16) Southern District Magpies

2008 – 2009 Adrian Mayers (15) University

2009 – 2010 Anthony Morris (20) Southern District Magpies

2010 – 2011 Ben Geddes (19) Northern Brothers Diggers

2011 – 2012 Hamish McGorm (26) Southern District Magpies

2012 – 2013 Peter Davis (15) University

2013 – 2014 Shane Walker (14) Northern Brothers Diggers

Thomas Russell (14) Metropolitan-Easts

2014 – 2015 Gavin Smith (12) Western Districts

2015 – 2016 GAVIN SMITH (21 – ) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Neel Patel (17) Souths Adrian Mayers (16) Uni


C – Grade MOST RUNS in C-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Ray Stoddard (783 runs) University

2007 – 2008 Ryan French (649 runs) Western Districts

2008 – 2009 David Fletcher (525 runs) Southern District Magpies

2009 – 2010 Wayne Hamlet (555 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2010 – 2011 Michael Riley (425 runs) Railways Bulldogs

2011 – 2012 Glen Hogarth (359 runs) University

2012 – 2013 David Jones (399 runs) University

2013 – 2014 Rod Fogarty (852 runs) University

2014 – 2015 Tony Guse (665 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2015 – 2016 BILL OAKS (720 runs) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Sandin Drahein (541 runs) NBDiggers Peter Walters (529 runs) NBDiggers

MOST WICKETS in C-GRADE:



2008 – 2009 Chris Liebke (29 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers


2010 – 2011 Brendan Wieck (26 wickets) University

2011 – 2012 Karl Hauschildt (23 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers




2015 – 2016 ROBBIE PHILLIPS (34 wickets) UNIVERSITY

Runners Up: David Rix (33 wkts) Met-Easts Dale Hunt (30 wkts) Western Districts

MOST DISMISSALS in C-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Jason Trinder (6) Southern District Magpies

2007 – 2008 Andrew Thomas (19) Metropolitan-Easts

2008 – 2009 Joel Fogwell (14) Western Districts

2009 – 2010 Peter Lavery (17) University

2010 – 2011 Sandy Mackay (11) University

2011 – 2012 Shaun McMinn (12) Western Districts

2012 – 2013 Darrin McDermid (17) University

2013 – 2014 Tony Guse (21) Northern Brothers Diggers

2014 – 2015 Shaun McMinn (28) Western Districts

2015 – 2016 SHAUN McMINN (22 – ) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Michael Bowden (12) University Daniel Goddard (11) Met-Easts


D – Grade MOST RUNS in D-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Damien Reddaway (491 runs) Western Districts

2007 – 2008 Barry Fredericks (597 runs) Western Districts


2009 – 2010 Trent Withers (518 runs) University

2010 – 2011 Eion Carey (333 runs) Railways Bulldogs

2011 – 2012 Paul Dorge (322 runs) Western Districts

2012 – 2013 Peter Viney (751 runs) Western Districts

2013 – 2014 Stuart Glenn (817 runs) Western Districts

2014 – 2015 Andrew Beezley (751 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2015 – 2016 SIMON YUNG (579 runs) HIGHFIELDS RAILWAYS

Runners Up: Andrew Beezley (494 runs) NBDiggers Scott Sowerby (402 runs) Souths

MOST WICKETS in D-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Jason Trinder (20 wickets) Southern District Magpies

Michael Cronk (20 wickets) Western Districts

2007 – 2008 Lee Parker (41 wickets) Western Districts

2008 – 2009 Craig Schefe (24 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2009 – 2010 Peter Grills (41 wickets) Western Districts

2010 – 2011 Rowan Volker (11 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts


2012 – 2013 Chris Grundon (26 wickets) University

2013 – 2014 Peter Viney (40 wickets) Western Districts


2015 – 2016 COREY WECKER (36 wickets) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Karl Hauschildt (29 wkts) NBDiggers Greg Harth (22 wkts) University

MOST DISMISSALS in D-GRADE:

2006 – 2007 Jason Trinder (6) Southern District Magpies

2007 – 2008 Peter Lavery (20) University

2008 – 2009 Daryl Williams (12) Railways Bulldogs

2009 – 2010 Daryl Williams (14) Railways Bulldogs

2010 – 2011 Anthony Snelgrove (4) Metropolitan-Easts

2011 – 2012 Paul Ambrosiussen (7) Metropolitan-Easts

2012 – 2013 Adam Liesch (21) Metropolitan-Easts

2013 – 2014 Jeff Philp (16) Northern Brothers Diggers

2014 – 2015 Paul Saw (20) Metropolitan-Easts

2015 – 2016 TED ROKER (10 – ) NORTHERN BROTHERS DIGGERS

DAVID REUTER (10) WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runner Up: Alistair Webb (9) Souths

E.L. Ramsay Memorial Trophy

- Highest Batting Aggregate in All Grades

2006 – 2007 Ray Stoddart (783 runs) University

2007 – 2008 Ryan French (649 runs) Western Districts

2008 – 2009

2009 – 2010 Tony Guse (746 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers


2011 – 2012 Blake Anderson (458 runs) Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Peter Viney (751 runs) Western Districts

2013 – 2014 Rod Fogarty (852 runs) University


2015 – 2016 BRIAN MAY (736 runs) WESTERN DISTICTS

Runners Up: Bill Oaks (726 runs) Western Districts Chris Nation (625 runs) Souths

- Highest Score in All Grades 2013 – 2014 Liam Brown 196 Railways Bulldogs

2014 – 2015 Nic Talbot 185 Western Districts

2015 – 2016 SANDIN DREHEIM 199 NORTHERN BROTHERS DIGGERS

Runners Up: Chris Nation (194) Souths Andrew Catlow (168) University

- Highest Partnerships in All Grades

1st Wkt: 182 runs Bill OAKS & Mitchell BYRNE Western Districts

2nd Wkt: 185 runs Will CARTY & Harrison HUMPHRIES University

3rd Wkt: 187 runs Jack POTTER & Michael MILLER Northern Brothers Diggers

4th Wkt: 219 runs Peter WALTERS & Sandrin DRAHEIM Northern Brothers Diggers

5th Wkt: 109 runs Jeremy COTTER & James LUSH Highfields-Railways

6th Wkt: 111 runs Adam KERRIGAN & Shane HOGAN Metropolitan-Easts

7th Wkt: 153 runs Ben LEAMON & Anthony NUNN Western Districts

8th Wkt: 158 runs Joshua ADAM & Reilly SKEWES Highfields-Railways

9th Wkt: 89 runs Satish KHARIA & Happy SING Southern Districts

10th Wkt: 68 runs Chris WEBSTER & Jai CAVANOUGH University

2013 – 2014 Highest Partnership Stuart Glenn & Jack Loveday 220 runs

2014 – 2015 Highest Partnership Paul Saw & David Rix 239 runs

2015 – 2016 Highest Partnership PETER WALTERS & SANDIN DRAHEIM 219 runs

E.L. Ramsay Memorial Trophy

- Most Wickets in All Grades



Rick Wood (49 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers



2010– 2011 Nick Spence (33 wickets) Railways Bulldogs

2011– 2012 Chris Webster (50 wickets) University

2012– 2013 Tony Goldby (44 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2013– 2014 Noel Knight (48 wickets) University

2014-2015 Karl Hauschildt (60 wickets) Northern Brothers Diggers

2015– 2016 PETER KLEIN (45 wickets) NORTHERN BROTHERS DIGGERS

Runners Up: Nick Steger NBDiggers & Stuart Keene Souths (43 wkts each)

- Best Bowling Figures in All Grades 2013 – 2014 Alan Martin 8 for 38 Western Districts

2014 – 2015 Luke Davidson 8 for 13 Western Districts

2015 – 2016 STUART KEENE 9 for 7 SOUTHERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Robbie Joseph (9 for 42) University Timothy Dowe (8 for 19) Met-Easts

Most Catches (non-keepers) in All Grades

2012 – 2013 Jeff Mayes (17 catches) University

2013 – 2014 Matthew Goebel (15 catches) University

Scott Burt (15 catches) Western Districts

2014 – 2015 Greg Harth (15 catches) University

2015 – 2016 JOEL BOCK (16 catches) SOUTHERN DISTRICTS

Runners Up: Denni Martin (14) Western Districts

Kahlem Reardon (14) Met-Easts

Sandin Drahein (14) NBDiggers

Toowoomba Cavaliers Players Player of the Year 2002 – 2003 Scott Allen 2003 – 2004 Peter Reimers

2004 – 2005 David Orange & Keith Charles 2005 – 2006 Chris Welsh

2006 – 2007 Ricky Burton 2007 – 2008 Mathew Obst

2008 – 2009 Nathan Stains 2009 – 2010 Jason Richardson

2010 – 2011 Shaun McCarthy & Peter Reimers 2011 – 2012 Michael Miller

2012 – 2013 Matt Dennis 2013 – 2014 Shaun McCarthy

2014 – 2015 Kris Glass 2015 – 2016 TROY GURSKI

Cavaliers Achievement Awards CHRIS HALL 101 v Gold Coast Ivor Marsden Fields, Ipswich 7.11.2015

TROY GURSKI 102 v Ipswich & West Moreton at Bichel Oval, Laidley 18.10.2015

KRIS GLASS 9.5 – 1 – 21 – 6 v Qld U19s at Heritage Oval, Toowoomba 22.11.2015

Toowoomba Plunkett Cup Players Player of the Year 2011 – 2012 Harrison Humphries 2012 – 2013 Harrison Humphries

2013 – 2014 Jack Potter & Nathan Case 2014 – 2015 Kurtly Nielsen

2015 – 2016 NOEL KNIGHT

Toowoomba Cricket Representative Cricketer of the Year

2002 – 2003 Cameron Glass 2003 – 2004 Scott Allen

2004 – 2005 David Else 2005 – 2006 Chris Welsh

2006 – 2007 Chris Sabburg 2007 – 2008 Mathew Obst

2008 – 2009 Troy Gurski & Nathan Stains 2009 – 2010 Peter Reimers

2010 – 2011 Brendan Jones 2011 – 2012 Brendan Jones

2012 – 2013 Matt Dennis 2013 – 2014 Shaun McCarthy

2014 – 2015 Shaun McCarthy 2015 – 2016 SHAUN McCARTHY

Webb Shield: Wkts: 4 Ave: 37.50 SR: 51.00 ER: 4.41 Best 3/37

DDSWQ: Wkts: 2 Ave: 29.5 SR: 36.0 ER: 4.91 Best: 1/15

Sth Qld v Nth Qld: o: 6 m: 2 r: 17 w: 0

Queensland Country: Wkts: 10 Ave: 12.70 SR: 35.3 ER: 2.16 Best: 3/31

Toowoomba Cricket Representative Honour Board

Queensland Imparja Cup Representatives:

Keith Charles, Kerrin Gibbs (Capt), Daley Martin, Cameron Moodie, Damian Watts

Queensland Country Representatives:

Scott Allen, Brett Ambrose, Brent Badke, Andrew Bichel, Adrian Bidgood, Keith Charles,

Daniel Coleborn, Matthew Dennis, Russell Dennis, Cavan Ditchmen, David Else, Nev Fowler,

Chris Gillam, Cameron Glass, Mark Glenn, Troy Gurski, Brendan Jones, Lindsay Mason, Brian

May, Shaun McCarthy, Matthew Obst, Peter Reimers, Justin Shine, Gerard Sippel, Brad

Spanner, Dean Spanner, Russell Staff, Nathan Stains, Paul Teys, Paul Toohey, Chris Welsh

Australian Imparja Cup Representatives:

Keith Charles, Damian Watts

Australian Deaf Cricket Team Representative:

Colin Linford

Australian Under 17s:

Chris Sabburg, Mark Steketee

Australian Country Cup Representatives:

Scott Allen, Brett Ambrose, David Else, Cameron Glass, Troy Gurski, Brendan Jones, Lindsay

Mason, Brian May, Peter Reimers, Brad Spanner, Dean Spanner, Russell Staff,

Nathan Stains, Paul Teys

2015/2016 Toowoomba Junior Cricket

50 Years of Junior Cricket – The Harry Gauvin Shield

The Harry Gauvin Shield was presented to the Toowoomba Junior Cricket Association by the Gauvin family, the Shield was awarded annually to the

Junior Club wining the highest aggregate points score in selected grades – the centrepiece is symbolic as the notes below explain

Intercity Junior Representative Report. The Intercity program was difficult to implement this season. Clashes with local competitions, zone selections and trainings and early starts to winter

sports has restricted the Sunday’s available. Work and school commitments from the older age group has made team selections particularly

difficult.

Toowoomba fielded a team in the under 12 and under 14 age groups that played against teams from Lockyer Valley, Southern Downs (Warwick &

Stanthorpe) and Western Downs. The intention was to play 3 games prior to Christmas and 3 games after but difficulties getting a starting date

sorted out delayed the first round so only 2 games were played prior to Christmas and 4 afterwards.

The under 12 competition was very even between Toowoomba and Lockyer with both teams winning 5 games each. Lockyer made the most of the

run scoring opportunities to collect bonus points and finish on top of the table. The final was well contested by both teams but the host team

continued their winning streak to take the trophy. Thanks to Regan Draheim for looking after this team.

The under 14 competition was similarly even. Toowoomba won 5 of their 6 games to top the table and Lockyer won 4 games. This set up a home

final for our under 14 team. Played at Captain Cook 6 Toowoomba earned the trophy through an excellent team performance, the main difference

between the 2 sides on the day was 2 excellent run outs. The first run out removed a batsman who was well set and the other ended the innings of

possibly Lockyer’s most damaging batsman before it had really started. It was an excellent finals performance by a very good team that was very

well coached by Andrew Crooke.

The under 16 team played 2 games against a team from the Lockyer Valley. Toowoomba won a close game at Cahill Park then the tables were

reversed when they met at Captain Cook 8. Unfortunately a third game was not possible to see if one team was better than the other. Thanks to

Norm Martin for organising the under 16’s.

The intercity program is struggling due to the lack of players and a resultant lack of competitiveness from Western Downs. During one game the

Western Downs under 12 team included 8 Toowoomba boys just to create a team. The Southern Downs can be competitive at times but not

regularly enough to create a genuine competition at the moment. The under 16 program has already been limited to 2 teams and due to

complications only 2 games were played. Major changes need to be made to the intercity program to ensure it’s viability into the future. Toowoomba

and Lockyer can field competitive teams but developing the other centres is the challenge.

Doug Lush Junior Representative Cricket

Each arm of the Maltese Cross,

emblem of the State of Qld,

represents one of the four

districts which comprise the TJCA

Arms of the cross made

from petrified wood

found at Chinchilla

Top arm tip is a piece of fine grained

Golden Tigereye imported from

South Africa & represents the Gold

colours of the Northern District Club

Second arm is crowned by a piece

of imported Brazilian agate and

represents the red colours of the

Eastern District Club

Bottom arm is tipped by a piece of

white onyx from a stone uncovered

at Wallumbilla, Western Qld and

the white colours represent the

Southern District Club

Fourth arm is tipped by a piece of

sky blue Chalcedony found near

Kingaroy and represents the sky blue

colours of the Western District Club

Strips of black separate the colour

strips from the arms and this

represents the black caps of the TJCA

Focal point is a piece of Qld

precious opal discovered

near Cunnamulla

Kerry Shine Junior Encouragement Award 2010 – 2011 Chris Melton & Jack Tiernan 2011 – 2012 Kristen Currie & Will Carty

2012 – 2013 Daniel Andersen 2013 – 2014 Donovan Spanner

2014 – 2015 Nathan Carroll

2015 – 2016 LACHLAN PRINCE

Australian U16s v Pakistan & Qld U17s

Toowoomba Cricket Colt of the Year 1999 – 2000 Cameron Glass 2000 – 2001 Peter Reimers

2001 – 2002 Nathan Stains 2002 – 2003 Peter Reimers

2003 – 2004 Cavan Ditchman 2004 – 2005 Jason Fenwick

2005 – 2006 Craig Smith 2006 – 2007 Chris Sabburg

2007 – 2008 Matthew Dennis 2008 – 2009 Matthew Dennis

2009 – 2010 Terry Hall 2010 – 2011 Mark Steketee

2011 – 2012 Blake Anderson 2012 – 2013 Jack Carty

2013 – 2014 Brendan Doggett 2014 – 2015 Aiden Waterson

2015 – 2016 ZAC BEVERIDGE

QCCA U19s

Father Graham Memorial Trophy

– Best & Fairest All Grades 2000 – 2001 Brendan Harding 2001 – 2002 R Smith

2002 – 2003 A Wilson & R French 2003 – 2004 Ryan French

2004 – 2005 Adrian Smith 2005 – 2006 Peter Klein

2006 – 2007 Rod Fogharty 2007 – 2008 Ryan French

2008 – 2009 John Coveney 2009 – 2010 Andrew Murrell & Trent Withers

2010 – 2011 Shaun McCarthy, Matthew Coutts, Michael Miller & Brendan Mulder

2011 – 2012 Darren Guiffrida 2012 – 2013 Shaun McCarthy

2013 – 2014 Brian May 2014 – 2015 Brian May

2015 – 2016 DAVID RIX (8 votes)

Runners Up (6 Votes): Ben Jeffrey (Met-Easts), Chris Nation (Southern Districts), David Elsley (Southern Districts), Scott Sowerby

(Southern Districts), Jeremy Cotter (Highfields-Railways), Robbie Phillips (University), Shaun McCarthy (Western Districts)

Twenty 20 Competition Winners

A-grade 2010 – 2011 Railways 2011 – 2012 Metropolitan-Easts

2012 – 2013 Northern Brothers Diggers 2013 – 2014 Western Districts

2014 – 2015 No Competition 2015 – 2016 WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners-up: Northern Brothers Diggers

BCD-Grade

2015 – 2016 WESTS HURRICANES


A1 Badge & Trophy 1-day Competition Winners

A-grade 2010 – 2011 Railways Bulldogs 2011 – 2012 University

2012 – 2013 Metropolitan-Easts 2013 – 2014 Northern Brothers Diggers

2014 – 2015 Western Districts 2015 – 2016 WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners-up: Metropolitan-Easts

Reserve Grade 2010 – 2011 University 2011 – 2012 University

2012 – 2013 University 2013 – 2014 University

2014 – 2015 University 2015 – 2016 SOUTHERN DISTRICTS

Runners-up: University

B-grade 2010 – 2011 University 2011 – 2012 Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 University 2013 – 2014 Western Districts

2014 – 2015 Western Districts 2015 – 2016 WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners-up: Southern Districts

C-grade 2010 – 2011 Northern Brothers Diggers 2011 – 2012 Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Northern Brothers Diggers 2013 – 2014 University

2014 – 2015 University 2015 – 2016 WESTERN DISTRICTS

Runners-up: University

D-grade 2013 – 2014 Tie - Northern Brothers Diggers Blue & University White

2014 – 2015 Western District’s Black 2015 – 2016 WERTERN DISTRICTS WOLVES


D-Grade Minor Premiers

2001 – 2002 Railways Bulldogs 2002 – 2003 Northern Brothers Diggers

2003 – 2004 Northern Brothers Diggers 2004 – 2005 No Competition

2005 – 2006 No Competition 2006 – 2007 Western Districts

2007 – 2008 University Phoenix 2008 – 2009 University Phoenix

2009 – 2010 University 2010 – 2011 University Blue

2011 – 2012 Northern Brothers Diggers 2012 – 2013 University White

2013 – 2014 University White 2014 – 2015 Western Districts Black

2015 – 2016 WESTERN DISTRICTS WOLVES

D-Grade Premiers – Eagers Retail Pty Ltd Trophy


2003 – 2004 Northern Brothers Diggers 2004 – 2005 No Competition

2005 – 2006 No Competition 2006 – 2007 Western Districts

2007 – 2008 Northern Brothers Diggers 2008 – 2009 University Phoenix

2009 – 2010 University 2010 – 2011 University Blue

2011 – 2012 University 2012 – 2013 University White

2013 – 2014 University White 2014 – 2015 Western Districts Black

2015 – 2016 HIGHFIELDS - RAILWAYS

D-Grade Runners-Up

2006 – 2007 Railways Bulldogs 2007 – 2008 Western Districts

2008 – 2009 Railways Bulldogs 2009 – 2010 Railways Bulldogs

2010 – 2011 Northern Brothers Diggers 2011 – 2011 Northern Brothers Diggers

2012 – 2013 Northern Brothers Diggers 2013 – 2014 Northern Brothers Diggers Blue

2014 – 2015 Western Districts Blue

2015 – 2016 WESTERN DISTRICTS WOLVES

D-grade Player of the Final: DECLAN WHEELER (Highfields-Railways)

C-Grade Minor Premiers


2003 – 2004 Railways Bulldogs 2004 – 2005 Northern Brothers Diggers Blue

2005 – 2006 Northern Brothers Diggers Blue 2006 – 2007 Northern Brothers Diggers Blue


2009 – 2010 Northern Brothers Diggers 2010 – 2011 University White


2013 – 2014 Western Districts 2014 – 2015 Western Districts

2015 – 2016 WESTERN DISTRICTS

C-Grade Premiers – Chandlers Cup

2001 – 2002 2002 – 2003 Northern Brothers Diggers

2003 – 2004 Railways Bulldogs 2004 – 2005 Northern Brothers Diggers Gold

2005 – 2006 Western Districts Wizards 2006 – 2007 University Phoenix


2009 – 2010 University 2010 – 2011 University White


2013 – 2014 Western Districts 2014 – 2015 Northern Brothers Diggers

2015 – 2016 UNIVERSITY

C-grade Runners-Up

2001 – 2002 Railways Bulldogs 2002 – 2003 Railways Bulldogs

2003 – 2004 Metropolitan-Easts 2004 – 2005 Northern Brothers Diggers Blue

2005 – 2006 Western Districts Warriors 2006 – 2007 Northern Brothers Diggers

2007 – 2008 University 2008 – 2009 Northern Brothers Diggers



2013 – 2014 University 2014 – 2015 Western Districts


C-grade Player of the Final: STEVE McLENNAN (University)

B-Grade Minor Premiers – TCA Trophy


2003 – 2004 University 2004 – 2005 Railways Bulldogs

2005 – 2006 University – Blue 2006 – 2007 University

2007 – 2008 Northern Brothers Diggers 2008 – 2009 Southern District Magpies




2015 – 2016 NORTHERN BROTHERS DIGGERS

B-grade Premiers – Barry Palmer Trophy

2001 – 2002 Western Districts 2002 – 2003 University

2003 – 2004 University 2004 – 2005 Railways Bulldogs

2005 – 2006 University White 2006 – 2007 University






B-grade Runners-Up – Barry Palmer Trophy




2008 – 2009 Southern District Magpies 2009 – 2010 Northern Brothers Diggers

2010 – 2011 Western Districts 2011 – 2012 University


2014 – 2015 Western Districts


B-grade Player of the Final: PETER KLEIN (Northern Brothers Diggers)

Reserve Grade Minor Premiers – Bill Cranitch Memorial Trophy








2015 – 2016 METROPOLITAN-EASTS

Reserve Grade Premiers – E.A. (Ted) Phillipson Memorial Trophy

2001 – 2002 Metropolitan-Easts 2002 – 2003 Western Districts


2005 – 2006 Northern Brothers Diggers 2006 – 2007 Metropolitan-Easts





2015 – 2016 METROPOLITAN-EASTS

Reserve Grade Runners-Up – Independent Tiles Trophy

2001 – 2002 Western Districts 2002 – 2003 Metropolitan-Easts

2003 – 2004 Metropolitan-Easts 2004 – 2005 Railways Bulldogs



2009 – 2010 University 2010 – 2011 Metropolitan-Easts



2015 – 2016 SOUTHERN DISTRICTS MAGPIES

Reserve Grade Player of the Final: BEN JEFFREY (Metropolitan-Easts)

A-Grade Minor Premiers



2005 – 2006 Metropolitan-Easts 2006 – 2007 Metropolitan-Easts






A-Grade Premiers – The Chronicle Cup









A-Grade Runners-Up – Doug Allen Memorial Cup





2009 – 2010 Railways Bulldogs 2010 – 2011 University




A-grade Player of the Final: KRIS GLASS (Northern Brothers Diggers)

Tom Allen Memorial Cup – Club Championship 2001 – 2002 University 2002 – 2003 Northern Brothers Diggers








Norm Jenner Spirit of Cricket Trophy Donated & Voted on by the members of the Toowoomba Cricket Umpires Association

Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it should be played not only within its Laws but also within

the Spirit of the Game. Any Action which is seen to abuse this spirit causes injury to the game itself. The major responsibility for

ensuring the spirit of plays rests with the captains.

Captains and umpires together set the tone for the conduct of a cricket match. Every player is expected to make an important

contribution towards this.



Toowoomba Cricket Umpires Association

TCUA Umpire of the Year:

1996 – 1997 John Harris 1997 – 1998 Mark Harradine 1998 – 1999 Brad Gear

1999 – 2000 Neil Smith 2000 – 2001 Hilton Chilcott 2001 – 2002 Chris Howard

2002 – 2003 Hilton Chilcott 2003 – 2004 Patrick Hopkins 2004 – 2005 Chris Hughes

2005 – 2006 Paul Moorhouse 2006 – 2007 Angus Rathie 2007 – 2008 Mick Carmody

2008 – 2009 Angus Rathie 2009 – 2010 Chris Howard 2010 – 2011 Kel Harvey

2011 – 2012 Len Van Der Linden 2013 – 2013 Chris Howard & Angus Rathie 2013 – 2014 Angus Rathie

2014 – 2015 Mick Carmody 2015 – 2016 MATT DUDMAN

TCUA Clubman of the Year – Jannusch Family Memorial Trophy 2001 – 2002 Graham Stewart 2002 – 2003 Paul Vanderwall 2003 – 2004 Craig Turville

2004 – 2005 Keith Barton 2005 – 2006 Curtis Rees 2006 – 2007 Norm Jenner

2007 – 2008 Angus Rathie 2008 – 2009 Peter Griffin 2009 – 2010 Pat Gipps

2010 – 2011 Curtis Rees 2011 – 2012 Kev Williams 2012 – 2013 Kev Williams

2013 – 2014 Russell Riggall 2014 – 2015 Rick Holloway 2015 – 2016 ANGUS RATHIE

TCUA Encouragement Award

2008 – 2009 Gary Wright 2009 – 2010 Len Van Der Linden

2010 – 2011 Matt Dudman & Clayton Forknall 2011 – 2012 Nick Spence

2012 – 2013 Dan Goodman 2013 – 2014 Allan Taylor

2014 – 2015 Iain Johnson & Glen Hogarth 2015 – 2016 CHRIS HERDON

TCUA U21 Player Encouragement Award

2009 – 2010 Brodie Clews NBDiggers Haydn Munk Met-Easts

2010 – 2011 Mark Steketee Met-Easts James O’Donohue Western Districts

2011 – 2012 Matt Elford Met-Easts Bryce Priebe Southern District Magpies

2012 – 2013 James O’Donohue Western Districts Jack Carty Southern Districts Magpies

2013 – 2014 Aiden Waterson NBDiggers Lachlan Porter Western Districts

2014 – 2015 Aiden Waterson NBDiggers Matt Hallas Western Districts

2015 – 2016 DANE BUDDEN Met-Easts JACOB SOMMERFELD Western Districts

This season the TCUA not only provided umpires for local Toowoomba Cricket 2-day, 1-day and T20 fixtures but also umpires for

Mitchell Shield, Toowoomba Grammar School First XI home fixtures, DDSWQ Junior Intercity fixtures, QSS U15 State

Championships and various other matches upon request

TCUA acknowledges the much appreciated contribution of its major sponsors

whose support allows the TCUA to invest in training & equipment for its members which in turn benefits the wider cricket

community

Toowoomba Cricket Cricketer of the Year 2001 – 2002 Adrian Bidgood 2002 – 2003 Dominic Ovenden

2003 – 2004 Danny Coleborn 2004 – 2005 Randal Hart

2005 – 2006 Adam Marjoribanks & David Orange 2006 – 2007 Derek Nitschke

2007 – 2008 Adam Marjoribanks & Troy Gurski 2008 – 2009 Stuart Wedge

2009 – 2010 Michael Miller 2010 – 2011 Adam Marjoribanks

2011 – 2012 Michael Miller 2012 – 2013 Michael Miller

2014 – 2015 Brian May 2014 – 2015 Brian May

2015 – 2016

Brian May (Western Districts)

Toowoomba Cricket Team of the Year

2005 – 2006 2006 – 2007 2007 – 2008 2008 – 2009 2009 - 2010

John Littleproud David Orange Troy Gurski Matthew Dennis John Littleproud

Troy Gurski Troy Gurski Harrison Humphries David Else Matthew Dennis

Scott Farquharson Jarred Armstead David Orange (c) Nathan Stains Nathan Stains

Michael McCarthy Ricky Burton Nathan Stains Troy Gurski (c) Troy Gurski

Ross Christ John Littleproud Peter Reimers Nathan Ciesiolka Peter Reimers

David Orange Derek Nitschke Chris Smythe Ross Christ Michael Miller

Kent Paroz (wk) Kris Glass Reece Neumann (wk) Cavan Ditchmen Chris Gillam (wk)

Keith Charles Chris Webster Matthew Obst Reece Neumann (wk) Simon Dennis

Paul Toohey (c) Brendan Jones Cavan Ditchmen Chris Curtis Brent Storey

Adam Majoribanks Jason Fenwick Chris Webster Stuart Wedge Chris Webster

Brad Suhr Adam Majoribanks Adam Majoribanks Chris Webster Joe Adams

Brendan Redinger Cavan Ditchmen Kent Reimers Brent Storey Nathan Ciesiolka (12th man) (12th man) (12th man) (12th man) (12th man)


2010 – 2011 2011 – 2012 2012 – 2013 2013 – 2014 2014 – 2015

David Else David Else (c) Chris Hall Blake Anderson Jack Potter

Shaun Cartwright Bryce Priebe Jack Carty Dean Sullivan (wk) Darren Koch

Peter Reimers Troy Gurski Peter Reimers Brian May (c) Brian May (c)

Troy Gurski (c) Blake Andersen Hemal Shah Brendan Jones Blake Anderson

Michael Miller Steven Glover Mathew Walls Troy Gurski Alex Taylor

Darren Koch Michael Miller Troy Gurski (c) Liam Brown Simon Dennis

Lyle Teske (wk) Christopher Hall (wk) Michael Miller Michael Miller Kris Glass

Shaun McCarthy Chris Webster Kris Glass Kris Glass Shaun McCarthy

Chris Webster Tim Brunner Brodie Clews (wk) Shaun McCarthy Dane Budden (wk)

Aaron Watson Tom Caskey Chris Webster Chris Webster Brenden Galvin

Adam Marjoribanks Aaron Watson Aaron Watson Brendan Doggett Aiden Watterson

Steven Glover Kris Glass Shaun McCarthy Dale Samuelsen Troy Gurski (12th man) (12th man) (12th man) (12th man) (12th man)


Criteria for Selection

1) Teams should be functional and be designed to play a match

2) Team is mainly picked on season statistics – looking for the best performed players from the

Toowoomba Cricket A-grade Competition

3) Statistics will be based on the same criteria as used for Toowoomba Cricket individual awards

4) No minimum – matches, runs, wickets, catches

5) Finals performances not included – statistics from regular A-grade season (T20, 1-day and 2-day

matches)

6) No Club bias when selecting team (ie all players can be from the one Club)

7) Team make-up:

a. Five batsmen

b. One wicket keeper

c. One all-rounder (meeds to be a competent batsman and any type of bowler)

d. Four bowlers (no more than two spin bowlers)

e. 12th man (next best performed player – not based on fielding)

8) Batting:

a. Primary consideration is season aggregate runs scored

b. Then batting average

c. Look to have a specialist opening batsman if possible but not mandatory

9) Bowling:

a. Primary consideration is season aggregate wickets taken

b. Then bowling average

c. Look to have a specialist opening bowler if possible but not mandatory

10) Wicket Keeper:

a. Keeping statistics (catches and stumpings) are the primary consideration

b. Batting ability is secondary

11) Should confirm that the Toowoomba Cricket Player of the Year is in the team

12) Captain to be a Club captain if possible – if more than one Club captain selected then the

captain from the highest placed Club side

13) Selectors:

a. One from the Toowoomba Cricket Board

b. One Toowoomba Cricket appointed

c. One a past player

14) Any player suspended during the current season will not be eligible for selection in the Team of

the Year

2015 – 2016 Toowoomba Cricket

Team of the Year Player M I NO Runs Ave HS 100s 50s O M Runs W Ave Best

5 for

C

1. Jack POTTER

17 18 1 476 28.0 103 1 1 7

2. Matthew DENNIS

13 14 2 517 43.1 118 1 3 40 4 154 6 25.7 2/25 7

3. (c)

Brian MAY

16 16 6 736 73.6 130 2 5 31 11 57 1 57.0 1/3 5

4. Troy GURSKI

16 17 1 564 35.3 111 1 3 98 23 241 8 30.1 3/27 3

5. Chris HALL

15 16 4 488 40.7 74 3

6. Kris GLASS

16 15 1 336 24.0 58 1 173 33 561 23 24.4 4/34 8

7. (wk)

Chris GILLAM

15 13 0 212 16.3 45 4 2 8 0 Dismissals: 39

(36c 3stp)

8. Shaun McCARTHY

16 9 2 98 14.0 38 180 46 418 34 12.3 5/24 2 7

9. Robbie JOSEPH

14 7 1 88 14.7 55 1 163 41 399 42 9.5 9/42 2 5

10. Tom HUGHES

17 17 6 100 9.1 11 153 26 497 27 18.4 5/40 1 11

11. Brodie CLEWS

13 6 1 27 5.4 12 117 18 451 35 12.9 4/25 7

12. Peter REIMERS

10 10 3 429 61.4 77 5 62 14 178 14 12.7 5/20 1 5

University Cricket Club Toowoomba

Southern Districts Magpies Cricket Club

We would like to thank the following organizations whose support has helped promote and develop the

game of cricket in and around Toowoomba:

Our major sponsor

Sponsor of the Player of the Year, Junior Encouragement & Representative Cricketer of the Year Awards

National Hotel, sponsor of the Webb Shield and Plunkett Player of the Match Awards & lunches

Sponsor of the Player of the Match Awards in the Grand Finals

and its staff for all their help & dedication

As well as the numerous sponsors of our affiliated Clubs and Schools (Harristown State High School, St Marys

College, Toowoomba Grammar School, Toowoomba Christian College – Highfields, Toowoomba Prep, Rangeville

State School, Highfields State School, Mater Die Primary School, Darling Heights State School, Gabbinbah State

School, Pittsworth State High School and St Monica’s Oakey) within our region who all make their grounds

available for both senior and junior matches – without your help cricket wouldn’t be the same as we know it

Documents

2015-2016 Toowoomba Cricket Yearbook...2012 – 2013 Ben Jeffrey (37 wickets) Metropolitan-Easts 2013 – 2014 Noel Knight (43 wickets) University 2014 – 2015 Rob Baker (30 wickets)