INAUGURAL PRESENTATION NIGHT

SEASON 2013 / 2014

CENTRAL COAST LEAGUES CLUB

12 APRIL 2014

GCC / MKCC / BWCC – HALL OF FAME – TOP 25 (as at end of season 2013/2014)

TOP RUN SCORERS TOP WICKET TAKERS TOP DISMISSALS TAKEN

Andrews Trevor 8745 Cherniayeff Paul 479 Talbot David 233

Shelley Chris 6748 Pickup Tony 476 Yeo Bill 222

Lammi George 5322 Hobson Adam 424 Ryan James 207

Evans Scott 4957 Billins Stuart 420 Ronson Mark 152

Pieroz Ken 4940 Carlaw Barry 414 Baker Trevor 151

Mulligan Warren 4754 Scott Chris 400 Binskin Trevor 134

Hills Steve 4394 Bugden Gary 386 Andrews Trevor 131

Friend Michael 4311 Hills Steve 383 Minister Robert 129

Yeo Bill 4240 Mayles Paul 375 Scarborough David 126

Duncan Peter 4224 Herft Keith 374 Scott Hayden 116

Collien Arthur 4199 Walpole Mark 318 Herbert Robin 115

Walpole Mark 4095 Betts Darren 305 Ball Garth 114

Gardiner Glen 4056 Amaral David 295 Nicholls Matthew 101

Nicholls Matthew 3891 Searle Kevin 289 Taylor Brendan 99

Taylor Dave 3854 McGinty Phil 264 Rooksberry Robert 99

Shelley Tim 3828 Plumb Aidan 261 Evans Scott 98

Betts Darren 3787 McDonald Andrew 259 Hills Steve 97

Taylor Brendan 3632 Starkey Brian 251 Mulligan Warren 97

Belcher Tony 3601 Collien Arthur 244 Belcher Tony 97

Howard Alan 3482 Nicholls Greg 241 Herft Keith 94

Baker Trevor 3458 Frost Richard 240 Howard Alan 92

Billins Stuart 3349 West Aaron 228 Hanlon Robert 92

Binskin Trevor 3314 Calbert Geoff 224 Shelley Chris 92

Carlaw Barry 3288 Hobson Darren 221 Cherniayeff Paul 91

Nicholls Vincent 3288 Richardson Adam 217 Hobson Adam 88

BRISBANE WATER CRICKET CLUB – PRESENTATION NIGHT SEASON 2013/14

PRESIDENT’S REPORT – SEASON 2013/14

It is my privilege to present to you all, the President’s report on the very first season of the Brisbane

Water Cricket Club. As you are all aware, our club formed this season from the Gosford and

Mountains / Kariong Cricket Clubs as the way forward for the development of cricket in the Greater

Gosford area. With new colors, a new logo and a new committee and structure and significant time

to plan the venture, the future looked bright at the start of the year and much was expected on the

field from our new club. I need to thank at this point all of those who served on the initial steering

committee – Simon Scarr, Mark Brown, Tim Shelley, Simon Blake, Tony Belcher, Jeff Vilensky and

Peter Bamforth whose efforts and dedication provided the framework for what is now one of the

largest cricket clubs on the Central Coast, with immeasurable potential and hope for the future.

Your new committee worked very hard during the year, sometimes under frustrating and at times

difficult circumstances to ensure that your teams made it onto the park each week and that you had

the opportunity to play cricket with friends and colleagues each Saturday. Our thanks need to go to

Tim Shelley and Simon Scarr (Vice Presidents), Tony Luff (Secretary), Keith Herft (Treasurer),

Simon Blake (Director of Cricket) and Tony Belcher (Social Director) for their efforts during our

inaugural season.

The nature of forming a new club of course is very challenging, and it is very clear to me that we

didn’t get absolutely everything right. Mistakes made along the way and circumstances which

presented themselves meant that not everything went smoothly during the year. Of course, lessons

have been learnt and I’m certain we’ll get a lot more of this right in the coming year, as we continue

to work together on growing and improving our club to meet our vision of becoming the best on the

Coast. I need to thank everyone involved with our club, from every player to every parent and

supporter for their understanding, support and efforts as our inaugural season has played out. I

look forward to your continuing support in the years ahead.

In terms of results it was a mixed bag. From the senior side of things, our top two sides –the

Division 1 and Division 2 sides both made the semi-finals but fell at the first hurdle, thus meaning

their both continuing in those divisions for next season. None of our other teams finished better

than 6th which in my view was caused by two things – incorrect grading of our teams in the

competition (which we will look to fix for next season) and the ongoing problem of commitment

from players on a weekly basis, which meant hours and hours of selectors and captains time, trying

to make sure teams made it onto the park each week. Indeed, we had to withdraw one of our

teams from the competition halfway through the season due to lack of genuine commitment from

players, and it was only due to the efforts of many of our junior players that we managed to field 8

teams for the rest of the season. This needs to be addressed prior to next season as a priority for

our club.

On the positive side however, our 1st XI became the first team from the Central Coast to make the

semi-final stage of the Country Shield (unfortunately beaten by Cowra in that game),

congratulations to them on a mighty effort in that competition. Congratulations also to our Under 19

team, who carried on the tradition by capturing the Under 19 title, a year after the Under 21 title

had been won by our club. This certainly bodes well for our future.

The best news for us this season however, came in the junior competitions. We entered 13 teams

into the competitions (including 3 x Under 9 teams). Six of our sides made the semi-finals (Under

15 A, Under 15 B Blue, Under 15 B Green, Under 13 A, Under 13 B and Under 11 A.

Unfortunately, all were beaten in the semi-finals except the Under 15 A team who were beaten in

the grand final and our first premiers, the undefeated Under 13 A team, who set the benchmark for

the future, by winning their grand final and being minor premiers as well. Well done and

congratulations to them, and everyone involved with them; and also our Under 15 B Green team

who were minor premiers as well. Thanks to all those involved in our junior teams.

So that is season one, done and dusted. I hope you all enjoy the presentation evening or day, and I

apologise for not being able to attend the senior presentation due to work commitments. Please, as

you reflect on what has occurred on the cricket landscape over the past 12 months, consider giving

a little or a lot of your time to our new club. There are some great people doing some great things

to help everyone play and enjoy their cricket, but many hands make light work and the more people

get involved, the better it will be for everyone. Simply chat to myself or one of our committee for

information on how to get involved.

See you all again next season…………

Mark Ronson

President – Brisbane Water CC

BRISBANE WATER CRICKET CLUB – PRESENTATION NIGHT SEASON 2013/14

INDIVIDUAL PREFORMANCES DIVISION 1 Aggregate / Averages: Batting Jason Harris 322 runs @ 29.27 Bowling Jason Buckley 22 wickets @ 17.36 Highest Score Jason Harris 101 Rd 8 vs Narara 5 Wickets or More Ben Sunshine 5- 22 Rd 10 vs Kincumber DIVISION 2 Aggregate / Averages: Batting Ryan Wilson 213 runs @ 23.67 Bowling James Murphy 20 wickets @ 11.55 Highest Score Ryan Wilson 108* Rd 8 vs Lisarow 5 Wickets or More Jason Buckley 5-13 Rd 14 vs The Entrance Matt Sunshine 5-26 Rd 14 vs The Entrance Greg Briggs 5-32 Rd 2 vs Terrigal James Murphy 5-37 Rd 8 vs Lisarow Will Byrne 5-50 Rd 8 vs Lisarow DIVISION 3 Aggregate / Averages: Batting Warren Mulligan 240 runs @ 16.00 Bowling Alex Searle 19 wickets @ 21.0 Highest Score Ben Shelley 85* Rd 14 vs The Entrance Best Bowling Greg Briggs 4-14 Rd 12 vs Warnervale Ryan Conaghan 4-14 Rd 9 vs Narara DIVISION 4 GREEN Aggregate / Averages: Batting Robin Herbert 375 runs @ 25.00 Bowling Craig Garland 19 wickets @ 22.00 Highest Score Sean Spowart 108 Rd 8 vs Terrigal 5 Wickets or More Noel Bickel 5-29 Rd 8 vs Terrigal

DIVISION 4 BLUE Aggregate / Averages: Batting Ian Macleod 300 runs @ 37.25 Bowling Richard Frost 24 wickets @ 19.50 Highest Score Ian Macleod 117* Rd 10 vs Terrigal Best Bowling Richard Frost 4-15 Rd 1 vs Northern Power DIVISION 5 Aggregate / Averages: Batting Michael Studdert 311 runs @ 34.56 Bowling Stuart Billins 15 wickets @ 20.20 Highest Score Corey Billins 80* Rd 7 vs Warnervale 5 Wickets or More Sean Wise 5-11 Rd 9 vs Warnervale Robbie Wilson 5-22 Rd 14 vs Wyong DIVISION 6 Aggregate / Averages: Batting Glen Gardiner 166 runs @ 41.50 Bowling Steven Hills 17 wickets @ 17.88 Highest Score Glen Gardiner 84* Rd 4 vs Narara 5 Wickets or More Steven Hills 5-47 Rd 10 vs Wyong DIVISION 7 Aggregate / Averages: Batting Jarad Cameron 114 runs @ 28.50 Bowling Kris Armstrong 7 wickets @ 38.43 Highest Score Michael McDonald 68 Rd 2 vs The Entrance Blue 5 Wickets or More Steve LeMarquand 6-53 Rd 7 vs Wyong Green Chris Gentles 5-45 Rd 3 vs The Entrance White Highest Partnerships 1st – 117 – Ken Pieroz & Glen Gardiner – Division 6 2nd – 104 – Carl Bolte & Ben Sunshine – Division 1 3rd – 140 – Ryan Wilson & Dale Wilson – Division 2 4th – 100 – Sathvik Gopalakrishna & Peter Bamforth – Division 8 5th – 145 – Darcy Cox & Brock Taylor – Under 19’s 6th – 82 – Daniel Morrissey & Hayden Scott – Division 1 7th – 123 – William Byrne & James Murphy – Division 2 8th – 64 – Robert Arnall & Sean Spowart – Division 4 Green 9th – 61 – Matthew Sunshine & Robert Brown – Division 1 10th – 81* – Gary Bugden & Adam Richardson – Division 3

Most Runs for Year (including rep & finals games) Dale Wilson 484 @ 40.33 (Div 1, 2, 3, 5 & Under 19’s)

Most Runs for Year (non finals and reps)

Glen Gardiner 463 @ 38.58 (Div 3, 4, & 6) Most Wickets for Year (including rep & finals games)

Jason Buckley 40 @ 12.73 (Div 1, 2 & C/Shield)

Most Wickets for Year (non finals and reps)

Jason Buckley 28 @ 13.89 (Div 1, 2) Brad Watson 28 @ 16.11 (Div 3, 4)

Hat Tricks

Ryan Conaghan – 3/70 vs Northern Power – Round 10 – Division 3 Daniel Weingaertner – 4/17 vs Warnervale – Round 13 – Division 7

Double Hat Tricks

Steven Hills – 5/47 vs Northern Power – Round 10 – Division 6

Most Dismissal by a Keeper Robin Herbert – 20 Dismissals (14 Catches & 6 Stumping)

Most Catches by a Fielder Richard Simpson – 10 Dismissal (10 Catches) Robert Brown – 10 Catches (10 Catches)

BRISBANE WATER CRICKET CLUB – PRESENTATION NIGHT SEASON 2013/14

“MILESTONES – SEASON 2013/2014”

Batting Bowling Dismissals

Darcy Cox 139 Steve LeMarquand 6/53 Robin Herbert 20

Ian Macleod 117* Sean Wise 5/11 Blake Rodgers 19

Dale Wilson 112 Jason Buckley 5/13 Glen Gardiner 13

Ryan Wilson 108 Jason Buckley 5/18 Bradley Brown 13

Sean Spowart 108 Robert Wilson 5/22 Dale Wilson 11

Jason Harris 101 Ben Sunshine 5/22 Richard Simpson 10

Robert Brown 10

‘’ SEE YOU IN SEASON 2014 / 2015”

2013 / 2014 – CAPTAIN’S SEASON SUMMARIES FIRST DIVISION

The Brisbane Water Division 1 side finished the season in 3rd place with 8 wins, 1 draw and 5 losses. They played The Entrance in the semi finals and unfortunately lost. Batting Bowling Jason Harris – 328 @ 27.33 Jason Buckley – 27 @ 15.93 Daniel Morrissey - 246 @ 24.60 Robert Brown – 25 @ 11.28 Carl Bolte – 234 @ 16.71 Ben Sunshine – 20 @ 12.70 David Mitchell – 213 @ 35.50 Geoff Drury – 15 @ 13.00 Kevin Searle – 210 @ 19.09 Kevin Searle – 14 @ 18.93 SECOND DIVISION The inaugural Brisbane Water Division 2 squad had a memorable season. The season closed with a semi-final match after placing third through the rounds. The dejection following the subsequent loss was soon replaced by fond reminiscence of the season passed. Moreover, that dejection spoke of the high standards set and the great strides that this team had taken. From uncertain beginnings, division two became a force to be reckoned with and a team to be feared throughout the Central Coast. The team was initially led by the silver fox, Geoffrey Drury. Geoff manufactured a brilliant start to the season, marshalling his troops to a string of wins. This was followed by the BWCC’s first bloodless coup. The Doctor applied his kiss of death, and Mr Drury was henceforward banished to the deep, dark realms of division one oblivion. The loss of his demon fast bowling and tactical nous left a significant gap in the side, but we were pleased to see that he at least got a bowl in div one. The modus operandi changed significantly under the captaincy of The Doctor, with a noticeable decrease in pre-match warm-up times, a severe reduction in motivational text messaging, and a drastic increase in player requests for valium prescriptions. It was also clear that anyone who bowled spin was likely to get through around 35 overs per innings. The team struggled mid-season with a few losses. Division two often acted as its own worst enemy, leaving much of the batting to be done by the tail-end. While this tactic often worked for us, we don’t recommend a middle order collapse as a regular batting plan to any other team. Div 2 had a late season revival. With a number of close matches during the season (two ties against Warnervale and two losses by one run!!!!) we started to win those nail-biters as the year wore on. After growing tired of the close matches, and needing a win in the final match against Woy Woy, the boys affected a colossal drubbing of the opposition in 50 overs to set up a semi final berth against Northern Power, While we lost that semi-final against Northern Power, we put ourselves in winning positions and did not disgrace ourselves by any means. The median age of the side was close to 20, and this bodes

very well for the future of div 2 cricket. Not only that, I fully expect to see many of our div 2 players forcing their way into div 1 next season, and commanding a regular Premier League place when Brisbane Water is granted that spot which it rightly deserves. With the sheer number of players that division 2 fielded this year, it’s impractical to go through every name. No doubt I’ll miss some players, and they may feel aggrieved, but there are some performances that deserve mentioning nonetheless. Ryan Wilson broke out of his Geoff Boycott shell to command one of the most scintillating centuries of the year, witnessed by the owner/curator of Mandalong as the first ton on the ground. Will Byrne and Dale Wilson strung multiple match-defining innings throughout the season and earned richly deserved call-ups to division one. Aidan Plumb and Greg Briggs provided leadership and phenomenally accurate bowling throughout the season. Mark Baker saw a late season return from injury blossom into wicket-taking spree and he and Jimmy Murphy provided a well-needed mentoring force for the younger bowlers. Matthew Sunshine and Blake Rodgers discovered untapped resolve and saw their talent come to fruition as both young men took responsibility for their cricket and played with more maturity than I (and maybe even they) could have imagined. Guy Finch and Blake Keegan were two success stories of div 2, both putting in excellent performances in the lower grades, backing those up in div 2, and being among the first picked for the semi-final: a truly commendable achievement. Huge thanks goes to the Brisbane Water Cricket Club. To single out individuals would be a disservice to the sense of ‘team’ that the board has exemplified. For a first-year organisation to be run with such professionalism and verve is a testament to the club and its vision. It has been a pleasure working with Brisbane Water Cricket Club this season, and a true privilege to serve as captain to a tremendous bunch of blokes. Paran Nadeswaran – Division 2 Captain Batting Bowling Ryan Wilson – 225 @ 20.45 James Murphy – 20 @ 11.55 Will Byrne – 210 @ 35.00 Aidan Plumb – 13 @ 14.46 Blake Rodgers – 192 @ 17.45 Paran Nadeswaran – 13 @ 18.85 James Murphy – 142 @ 17.75 Matt Sunshine – 12 @ 19.83 Dale Wilson – 134 @ 22.33 Will Byrne – 11 @ 26.45 THIRD DIVISION The Brisbane Water Division 3 side finished the season in last place with 3 wins, 3 draws and 8 loses. Even though they did come last many juniors were able to experience playing a whole season on turf and were always competitive. Batting Bowling

Warren Mulligan – 240 @ 16.00 Alex Searle – 19 @ 21.00 Damian Hurd – 224 @ 18.67 Greg Briggs – 16 @ 10.00 Jordan Vilensky – 211 @ 21.10 Harry Mulligan – 8 @ 30.63 Alex Searle – 187 @ 14.38 Ryan Conaghan – 7 @ 14.86 Dale Wilson – 106 @ 53.00 Ben Shelley – 7 @ 26.86

FOURTH DIVISION GREEN

The winners that could have been.

From behind the stumps came Robin, Up and down he was bobbin, He dove left, he dove right,

Yet there was not a ball in sight.

Tommy threw one down tumblin, Then to the boundary he was stumblin,

The ball in the air, and Deane was there, Then he too was a fumblin.

The skipper said, “f**k me dead”, “I think I’ll try something other.”

As if in his head, a little voice said: “Richard, the batsman, he will smother.”

After a ball or two, a wicket was due,

But Richie put down another, ‘T was a caught and bowled, that he should

have had hold, He cast his eye to big brother.

The skipper looked back; he had a different

attack, One that would surely deliver,

Garlo was on, and the batsman was drawn, He got the poor soul in the liver.

With one batsman down, the luck turned

around, Although no wicket was taken,

For before too long, Skip brought Noel on, And he had the batsmen a shakin.

From the other end, he mixed his men,

First Rich then Garlo then Jesse, He bought Brodie on, then back to Tom,

Thats when things got messy.

The ball went through, and the bail flew, And then the innings was done.

Skip looked at his men, and that was when, He said, “let’s have some fun.”

With a glint in his eye, and a pie in the sky,

Deane’s innings was over. At not more than nine, said, “that ball was mine,”

As he walked back through the clover.

Then Richie swore, after six six and four, He too was finished.

That left Sean with his golfer’s brawn, And the next ball he diminished.

With a swing of his iron, that ball was flyin,

And into the fence it struck. With Jess at an end, it was no time to defend,

But then they both came unstuck.

So out came Robbin, his legs were a throbbin, Yet he still gave the bowler a glare.

With the team on a pair, skip said “don’t you dare,”

But Herbie sent one in the air.

He was our saviour, but with that behaviour, He got himself a duck,

To Tommy Skip said “go, its time, let it be so,” So Tommy had a pluck.

With one ball left, it felt like theft,

Our bowlers batted to win. The usual story, we revelled in glory,

And Skip went home with a grin.

Thanks to all the boys for putting in this season. With all the changes that were made during the season, I thought everyone put in a great effort. We may not have won as much as the tale above depicts, but I can honestly say I had the most fun playing cricket I have in a while, and it’s because of the team I was playing with. I’d like to thank all of the 42 players that contributed to Div 4 Green throughout the season and especially the other captains and the guys in the core of the side. If you didn’t get a mention above, it’s not because I don’t like you, your name just doesn’t rhyme with anything.

Hope to see you all next year. Ewan Wilcox – Division 4 Green Captain Batting Bowling Robin Herbert – 375 @ 25.00 Craig Garland – 19 @ 22.00 Sean Spowart – 294 @ 42.00 Noel Bickel – 13 @ 10.69 Deane Maslen – 216 @ 15.43 Richard Harvey – 11 @ 11.73 Ewan Wilcox – 207 @ 23.00 Jesse Skelton – 8 @ 25.25 Richard Harvey – 189 @ 23.63 Tom Summersby – 8 @ 29.63 FOURTH DIVISION BLUE As a team, the Division 4 Blue had an interesting year as we started the season with a loss but finished the season in an unfortunate washout against the other BWCC Div 4 side with us trying to gain bragging rights after they narrowly defeated us in a one dayer earlier in the season. Even though we finished 7th, we did manage to win 2 games (Terrigal and Umina) and were unlucky not to win a few more games. Although we were unlucky not to win more games we were competitive throughout the season. Even though cricket is a team sport, there were some great individual performances with the bat such as: Ian MacLeod scoring his first century in 20 years (he also got a 61 before Christmas), Glen Gardiner scoring 3 scores over 50 (81, 57 & 50) and Richard Harvey putting on a 66 run opening wicket partnership with Russell Guest (and Richard getting out in the 10th over for 61). With the ball, Dick Frost started the season with a 4/15 and later in the season got a 4/16. Brad Guest got his career best bowling figures of 4/4. However one of our main go-to bowler was Brad Watson. He opened the bowling for us every time he played for us and nearly every time he was able to get one or two top order wickets to put us in a strong position in the game. Overall, we manage to have a very enjoyable and thank you everyone who played in the mighty BWCC Div 4 Blue side and look forward to seeing everyone next season for a stronger season. David Amaral – Division 4 Blue Co-Captain Batting Bowling Ian MacLeod – 300 @ 37.50 Richard Frost – 24 @ 19.50 Glen Gardiner – 277 @ 46.17 Brad Watson – 18 @ 13.17 David Amaral – 217 @ 31.00 Simon Kelly – 10 @ 20.80 Guy Finch – 117 @ 39.00 Brad Guest – 9 @ 29.56 Jake Carraro – 105 @ 13.13 David Amaral – 8 @ 46.88 FIFTH DIVISION The Brisbane Water Division 5 side finished the season with 1 win but were very unlucky not to win more games.

Batting Bowling

Michael Studdert – 311 @ 34.56 Stuart Billins – 15 @ 20.20 Corey Billins – 257 @ 42.83 Sean Wise – 12 @ 18.42 Stuart Billins – 159 @ 12.23 Michael Studdert – 12 @ 34.33 Mark Brown – 140 @ 20.00 David Carr – 8 @ 31.25 SIXTH DIVISION – “The Sexy Tongues” After several weeks of going up and down in the transition year for BWCC Bluetongues, we started to settle down with a mix of wily veterans and some young “Tongues” in the mix as well. Two things I really need to comment on are the efforts of the ‘young tongues’ and the stellar year of the “Best Bowler on the Coast” – Steven ‘Usain Bulk Meatloaf’ Hills. i) The Young Tongues – Many thanks and appreciation of the efforts of ‘Mr Cricket’ Lachie Bayliss; ‘Doughty Jezza’ Jeremy Belcher, ‘Mate’ Cam Davies and ‘The Giant’ Andre Cheverall. These boys not only played but actively contributed by undertaking the keeping duties, batting in the top 4 and at times with the Bowling. It should be remembered these boys all played u13As this year and held their own with the seniors in other teams. ii) “Best Bowler on the Coast” What can I say? It is very rare to hear about someone taking a ‘double hat trick’ but to actually observe someone actually taking one is something that happens once in a life time. That day at Doyalson “Hillsy” completed this feat and he didn’t celebrate too much at all. I was a bit worried that he might collapse after all that running around. In serious I would like to thank his contribution on the field and off the field this season. Hillsy has been a key character in helping players from the two former clubs getting together. Although, this season was not highly successful I would like to thank the efforts of the guys who played this season and who helped to make a difficult season fun to be involved in. (I apologise to anyone I have missed). The ‘mercurial’ Steve Le Marquand only one in the club with a 6 wicket haul; ‘Evergreen’ Phil McGinty;’ Have A Chat’ Aaron Heward; ‘Piglet’ Chris Gentles; ‘Magnificient’ Mick McDonald – give him back to us Div 5; ‘Gregarious’ Greg Lawler and the ‘Toiler’ Simmo. All in all it was tough season but fun; we are close with the right grading next year the team will be more competitive. I would like to thank BWCC for giving me (and Hillsy) the opportunity to captain this team, all the players in the team and to Phil at the ‘The Settler’ many thanks. “Bluetongues and new “Tongues” see you in season 2014/2015. Yours in Cricket Tony Belcher – Division 6 Captain

Batting Bowling

Glen Gardiner – 166 @ 41.50 Steven Hills – 20 @ 18.05 Michael McDonald – 142 @ 15.78 Keith Herft – 7 @ 29.71 Steven Hills – 133 @ 19.00 Richard Simpson – 5 @ 44.40 SEVENTH DIVISION

I'd first like to start off by saying what a fantastic inaugural season for Brisbane Water Bluetongues. I took over as captain of Division 7 in the last game before the Christmas break. From the 14 games played the team managed to win only the one game all season and that was early in the season, which was also an outright win. 12 out of the 13 games were loses and there was also a draw as well having a game washed out finishing the season bottom of the ladder. Division 7 used a total of 52 players throughout the season with players going up the grades or unavailable to play. I would like to thank all the junior players from the under 17A's all the way down to the under 13's for helping out throughout the season, some only for one game and others on a regular basis. All the players gave 100% every week with the bat, ball or in the field, and on a few occasions some of the games we close. As captain it was a pleasure watching some of the young players from the juniors just to name a few like Dan Weingeartner and Josh Doolan for their bowling efforts and batting anywhere in the order and showing what they can do, special mention for Dan's bowling effort against Warnervale in the two day game where he took 4-17 including a hat-trick. Josh Beechey coming on to bowl when needed and getting a few key wickets and also wicketkeeping when needed, Chris Mortell was unlucky not to be rewarded a bit with some good bowling and his innings with the bat where he scored half the total and it may have also been his highest score. Also Kenny Holland, Andre Cheverall and John Patterson for all their efforts. Also all the regular senior players, Tony Belcher who was captain of the team before I took over, and giving everyone in the team a fair go. Mick Finch for all his hard work behind the stumps and for all his help this season on and off the field. Kris Armstrong for putting his hand up to open the batting for me and his bowling efforts. Alex Bain bowling and batting where and when he was needed to when he joined the team at the end of the season and for captaining the last game. Peter Hoynes for his excellent fielding showing everyone else how it's done. And all the other players who played in Division 7 this season I thank you all for your efforts. In closing I would like to congratulate the under 19 side on winning the final against The Entrance well done boys, Division 1 and Division 2 on making the finals this year congratulations on successful seasons. And also all the junior sides on making the finals with a special mention to the under 13A's going all the way through the season undefeated. I would like to thank everyone involved in running the club and getting everything all organised for the inaugural season. Mitchell Rodgers – Division 7 Captain Batting Bowling

Jarad Cameron – 114 @ 28.50 Kris Armstrong – 7 @ 38.43 Ian MacLeod – 110 @ 36.67 Steven Hills – 6 @ 4.17 Sam Masachchi – 93 @ 31.00 Steve LeMarquand – 6 @ 11.17

CURRENT CAREER PLAYER STATISTICS

AS AT

SEASON 2013 / 2014

Name 2013/14 Grand Total for Club - 13/14

Runs Wickets Dismissals Run Wickets Dismissals

Allen Dylan 88 3 0 791 19 26

Aluru Satya 44 1 0 44 1 0

Aluru Venkat 9 0 0 9 0 0

Amaral David 217 8 4 1404 295 73

Anderson Michael 70 1 0 70 1 0

Armstrong Kris 79 8 7 116 13 11

Arnall Robert 64 2 0 626 48 14

Ashby Gavin 35 0 1 288 11 18

Ashby Sam 106 1 2 296 2 5

Ayton Stephen 181 6 4 2359 109 55

Bain Alex 46 10 2 108 17 3

Bain Jonathon 8 2 0 937 93 36

Baker Mark 118 13 2 378 35 4

Bamforth Aaron 11 0 0 11 0 0

Bamworth Peter 80 1 2 167 1 2

Barnett Sean 6 2 2 6 2 2

Bayliss Lachlan 53 0 5 53 0 5

Beechey Joshua 39 9 2 39 9 2

Belcher Jeremy 87 3 2 190 4 5

Belcher Tony 140 0 4 3601 19 97

Bickel Noel 18 24 4 62 40 10

Billins Corey 301 0 2 585 4 18

Billins Stuart 176 16 4 3349 420 45

Blake Simon 133 0 2 1433 1 16

Bolte Carl 274 13 8 932 52 34

Booth Hamish 2 1 1 2 1 1

Bridge Gavin 64 1 4 166 9 9

Briggs Greg 171 24 3 276 34 6

Brown Brad 116 0 13 954 6 50

Name 2013/14 Grand Total for Club - 13/14

Runs Wickets Dismissals Run Wickets Dismissals

Brown Mark 162 0 7 1663 8 56

Brown Robert 72 29 10 647 133 49

Buckley Jason 104 44 5 104 44 5

Bugden Gary 70 5 2 1034 386 48

Burke Joshua 9 0 0 60 0 2

Burke Lachlan 11 1 0 11 1 0

Burke Matt 53 2 0 122 2 1

Byrne Wil 281 13 7 1505 59 37

Cameron Jarad 245 1 5 327 10 9

Campbell Dennis 47 1 1 278 9 2

Campbell Jordan 0 0 0 29 6 4

Campbell Nicholas 6 1 2 6 1 2

Carden Brett 8 0 0 8 0 0

Carr David 54 10 6 1361 211 47

Carraro Jake 134 1 3 348 6 11

Cavender Lewis 182 7 6 271 19 9

Cheverall Andre 9 2 0 9 2 0

Christensen Chris 0 0 0 765 109 33

Clear Ben 25 0 1 25 0 1

Colwell Pat 1 0 0 1 0 0

Conaghan Ryan 86 13 5 222 22 11

Cox Darcy 378 1 2 817 23 16

Crawford Bryce 26 0 1 222 2 4

Crawford Russell 85 0 1 1667 24 42

Crocker Dane 23 3 0 23 3 0

Daniels Scott 28 0 0 1094 105 23

Davies Cameron 12 0 0 12 0 0

Davis John 6 5 0 119 57 12

Davis Kieran 16 0 1 2005 130 47

Day Cameron 51 0 1 241 8 6

Day Richard 4 2 0 332 35 15

Donnelly Matthew 75 0 0 877 22 9

Doolan Alec 19 0 0 21 0 0

Doolan Josh 108 10 2 156 23 5

Drury Geoff 180 22 3 358 32 8

Eather Brendan 6 1 1 96 12 9

Emerson Malcolm 13 0 0 301 7 14

Fenning James 10 0 0 804 66 19

Finch Guy 211 7 11 885 57 81

Finch Mick 68 0 6 221 6 36

Foote Jordan 21 0 2 21 0 2

Foote Peter 125 0 2 741 14 18

Forrest Scott 44 0 6 1211 0 68

Name 2013/14 Grand Total for Club - 13/14

Runs Wickets Dismissals Run Wickets Dismissals

Frangos Dylan 28 4 2 31 4 3

Frost Matthew 109 0 7 781 1 49

Frost Richard 83 24 3 1163 240 58

Fuller Hayden 1 0 0 1 0 0

Ganterton Nathan 5 0 0 5 0 0

Gardiner Glen 463 0 13 4056 23 53

Garland Craig 97 20 4 1497 176 28

Gaskin Brendon 163 8 5 336 18 9

Gaskin Jason 75 2 2 1283 56 17

Gentles Chris 103 6 1 431 13 4

George Trae 25 2 1 25 2 1

Gopalakrishna Sathvik 29 1 4 29 1 4

Guest Brad 12 9 5 102 25 15

Guest Russell 58 0 0 2164 0 19

Harrigan Peter 45 0 1 2015 2 38

Harris Jason 456 1 3 2474 2 31

Harvey Richard 267 14 2 741 67 13

Hayde Aaron 3 0 0 561 0 64

Herbert Robin 375 1 20 1692 22 115

Herft Cameron 152 0 1 1286 16 37

Herft Keith 197 9 3 2246 374 94

Heward Aaron 91 4 1 276 5 9

Hills Steve 178 27 3 4394 383 97

Holland Kenneth 4 1 0 4 1 0

Hoynes Peter 14 0 3 338 4 21

Hurd Damien 330 1 4 450 3 9

Iyer Sheyris 33 0 1 40 0 1

Johnson Kyle 8 2 0 8 2 0

Johnston Chris 0 0 0 2234 202 57

Keegan Blake 158 5 3 612 33 18

Kelly Simon 36 17 3 36 17 3

Lammi George 2 0 0 5322 206 59

Lawler Gregory 81 2 0 81 2 0

Lawrance Sam 29 5 5 742 76 31

LeMarquand Steve 39 9 2 48 17 5

Littlejohn Michael 34 6 2 205 85 13

Lumby Jeremy 39 3 1 725 59 22

Maclean Daniel 51 0 0 51 0 0

Maclean William 0 0 0 0 0 0

MacLeod Ian 440 3 5 522 3 6

Masachchi Sam 136 3 3 700 31 19

Maslen Deane 228 7 4 332 10 5

McDonald Michael 235 0 2 1748 4 25

Name 2013/14 Grand Total for Club - 13/14

Runs Wickets Dismissals Run Wickets Dismissals

McGinty Phil 67 5 4 2927 264 73

Mitchell David 228 5 10 1586 35 54

Morgan Chris 45 0 0 992 0 53

Morrisey Daniel 279 0 5 1114 0 24

Mortell Chris 19 3 2 20 4 4

Mulligan Harry 105 8 5 233 27 8

Mulligan Warren 240 2 7 4754 75 97

Mulligan Will 45 0 5 462 39 30

Murphy James 158 22 5 158 22 5

Nadeswaran Paran 109 13 6 242 15 8

Ogle David 7 0 0 802 45 25

O'Hara Bradley 136 0 0 652 6 12

Patman Jake 10 1 1 33 18 4

Patterson John 5 1 3 5 1 3

Pieroz Ken 214 0 2 4940 16 51

Plumb Aidan 36 13 5 1503 261 53

Richardson Adam 87 11 2 1280 217 45

Rodgers Blake 291 0 19 1265 33 78

Rodgers Mitchell 86 1 0 810 113 26

Rosee Patrick 23 0 0 23 0 0

Ryan Bradley 197 3 3 456 42 7

Ryan Colin 0 0 0 1165 28 17

Ryan Dylan 25 0 0 1602 53 19

Ryan Joel 0 0 0 11 2 3

Sadam Swaminath 72 0 4 72 0 4

Scarborough David 53 1 10 1783 78 126

Scarr Matthew 9 0 0 9 0 0

Scarr Timothy 2 3 0 2 3 0

Schuck Grant 18 0 0 279 0 3

Scott Brodie 111 12 5 439 25 14

Scott Hayden 99 0 7 1113 0 116

Scott Jayden 0 0 0 26 5 3

Scott Trent 106 18 8 987 93 41

Searle Alex 188 24 10 480 38 13

Searle Kevin 220 18 4 2560 289 69

Shelley Benjamin 104 7 2 156 9 3

Shelley Lachlan 17 0 1 17 0 1

Shelley Tim 2 1 0 3828 42 46

Simpson Richard 90 12 10 426 38 20

Skelton Jesse 204 8 5 1169 50 29

Smith Aaron 11 1 1 399 38 12

Smith Adam 11 0 0 300 12 20

Spowart Sean 399 3 4 399 3 4

Name 2013/14 Grand Total for Club - 13/14

Runs Wickets Dismissals Run Wickets Dismissals

Story Chris 66 0 0 66 0 0

Story Connor 77 2 1 95 2 4

Studdert Michael 311 13 6 323 14 6

Summersby Thomas 79 10 6 110 14 8

Sunshine Ben 326 26 4 1389 91 28

Sunshine Matt 208 21 7 688 27 19

Taylor Brock 229 6 4 432 10 11

Taylor Dave 56 1 0 3854 215 79

Thew John 1 0 0 960 48 22

Thom Christian 10 1 0 285 28 11

Thom David 52 1 2 454 12 12

Townsend Matt 55 1 3 632 13 23

Tranmer Thomas 6 1 0 6 1 0

Vilensky Jordan 216 0 9 465 0 15

Waterhouse Thomas 12 0 0 12 0 0

Watson Brad 102 28 6 113 36 6

Weingaertner Daniel 98 10 3 98 10 3

White Daniel 30 1 1 695 60 25

Willcox Ewan 207 4 9 2047 71 82

Willcox Robert 1 0 0 1135 14 25

Wilson Anthony 6 0 1 2793 157 55

Wilson Dale 477 1 11 1079 10 35

Wilson Robert 127 13 3 193 41 5

Wilson Ryan 274 2 4 670 40 20

Windust Cameron 7 1 0 7 1 0

Windust Jordan 68 0 0 159 5 4

Wise Sean 54 18 2 147 38 11

Wood Brad 0 0 0 0 0 0

Yeo Bill 137 0 4 4240 0 222

Total 18136 883 540

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