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Kingborough District

Cricket Club Inc.

79th Annual Report

Season 2014-2015

For year ending

May 31, 2015

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Agenda 80th AGM 4

Minutes 79th AGM 5

2014/6 board, coaching and support staff 7

Life Members 8

TCA Season Review 9

Chairman’s Report 10

Head Coach’s Report 12

Chairman of Selectors’ Report 12

Season Review – Junior Development Officer 14

Captain’s Reports

1st Grade 15

2nd Grade 17

3rd Grade 19

Women 20

U/17 21

U/15 Coach’s Report 22

Trophy Winners 2014/15 24

Club Premierships 26

Obituaries 28

Grade Captains 30

TCA Grade Premiers 33

TCA Club Champions 36

Complete Club Statistics

Qualifications 37

1st Grade 38

Women 42

2nd Grade 45

3rd Grade 48

U/17 51

Special Club Statistics 54

1st Grade Cap Numbers 56

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The 80th Annual General Meeting of the Kingborough District Cricket Club Inc. will be held at the

Twin Ovals Function Centre on August 19, 2015, 7.30pm.

Agenda

1. Apologies

2. Confirm minutes of the 79th AGM held on August 13 2014

3. Business arising from those minutes

4. Presentation and receipt of Annual Report

5. Presentation and receipt of Financial Report

6. Election of office bearers (President, Chairman, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer) and Board

of Management (7, including player representative)

7. Election of Patron / Patroness

8. Election of Auditor

9. Other business

Andrea Dare

Secretary

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Minutes of the 79th Annual General Meeting held on the 13th

August, 2014 at the Twin Ovals

Present: Andrea Dare, Paul Vincent, Tony Coad, Helen Coad, John French, Simon Burgess, Mark

Drake, Robert Martyn, Tim Elliott, Mark Stansfield, Rod Backhouse, Robert Godfrey, Blair Harrison,

Beau Webster, Riley Backhouse, Jake Vincent, Jacob Tumeth, Lincoln Street, Chris Hay, Chris Elliott,

Dylan Hay, Phillip Scott, Henry Prichard, Matthew Bigwood, Jason Shelton, Jake Steele, Alex

Vincent, Jackie Vincent, Kyle Wisniewski, Matthew Coad, Sam Martyn, Adam Maher, Scott Dare,

Jack Bowerman, Marc Owen

Apologies: Jane Martyn, Shane Holland, Roger McGinniss, Jenny McCormick, Edna Pennicott,

Murray Burgess, Thomas Martyn

Minutes: Motion to approve minutes from 78th AGM.

Moved Robert Godfrey, seconded Tim Elliott. Carried.

Business Arising: Nil

Season 2013/2014 Annual Report:

Rod Backhouse spoke to his report thanking the board for their work throughout the season, Tim

Scott for his coaching and Brian Mitchell and Andrea Dare for compilation of the annual report.

Motion to approve annual report.

Moved John French, seconded Simon Burgess. Carried

Financial Report

Tony Coad spoke to the treasurer’s report saying that a small profit for the year helped to stabilise

the club’s financial position. The added responsibility for electricity costs had an impact this year.

Tony thanked the committee members and other club volunteers for their work.

Motion to approve financial report.

Moved Phillip Scott, seconded Mark Stansfield. Carried

Election of Office Bearers

Position Accept/Decline Nominee Moved Seconded

President Accept John French Simon Burgess Mark Stansfield

Chairman Accept Rod Backhouse Andrea Dare John French

Vice President Accept Mark Drake Helen Coad John French

Secretary Accept Andrea Dare Helen Coad Robert Godfrey

Treasurer Accept

Accept

Tony Coad

Helen Coad

John French

John French

Mark Stansfield

Mark Stansfield

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Election of Board Member

Nominee Accept/Decline Moved Seconded

Paul Vincent Accept Mark Drake Tony Coad

Robert Martyn Accept Tony Coad Phillip Scott

Jane Martyn Accept Tony Phillip Scott

Shane Holland Accept Jake Steele Blair Harrison

Tim Elliott Declined

Mark Stansfield Declined

Rod Webster To be confirmed John French Beau Webster

Simon Burgess Accept John French Rod

Backhouse

Patron Edna Pennicott Mark Drake Andrea Dare

Auditor Bentleys (Carlo

Negro)

Rod Backhouse Helen Coad

Other business

Brian recommended that Brett Stubbs, past player, be recognised as a playing life member. 10

years and 150 games are the requirements for player life membership. Prior to 1993 records were

inconsistent for vacation cricket. This player has played 144 recorded games and has played 2

seasons of vacation cricket. Brian is confident that Brett has played at least the required 150 games

over a period of 13 years.

Moved Brian Mitchell, Seconded John French. Carried.

Meeting closed at 7.50 pm.

Confirmed ……………………………………………………………….. Date………………………………

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Kingborough District Cricket Club Inc

2014 / 2015 Season

Office Bearers

Patroness Edna Pennicott

President John French

Vice President Mark Drake

Chairman Rod Backhouse

Secretary Andrea Dare

Treasurer Helen and Tony Coad

TCA Grade Committee Delegate Mark Drake/Paul Vincent

Board of Management

Paul Vincent, Jane Martyn, Robert Martyn, Shane Holland, Simon Burgess, Rod Webster

Club Auditors

Bentleys (Carlo Negro)

Team Captains

1st Grade Adam Maher

2nd Grade Baden Ribbon

3rd Grade Bryce Turnbull

Under 17 Henry Pritchard

Junior Development

Jackie Vincent

Grade Scorers

1st Grade Robert Godfrey

2nd Grade Terry Bigwood/Rod Backhouse/Paul Vincent

Women Zac Fleming

U/17 Sarah Ward

U/15 Andrew Henley

Statistician

Brian Mitchell

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Life Membership has been awarded to:

The late Jim Tringrove 1955

The late Dr. C N Atkins 1960

The late Robert Hazell 1960

The late Rowley Hazell 1962

The late Trevor Gordon 1963

The late Alec Tringrove 1966

The late Ray Stringer 1969

The late Roy Pearsall 1970

Keith Schmidt 1970

The late Don Randell 1976

The late Ron Bradburn 1976

Barry Cox 1980

Kevin Bradburn 1980

The late Les Nichols 1980

Faye Stringer 1984

Brian Mitchell 1985

Phillip Scott 1989

Ian Harris 1993

Ken Adams 1994

Roger McGuinniss 1994

Chris Hargrave 1994

Vincent Barron 1999

Graeme Elliott 1999

John French 2005

Darrel Stringer 2012

Jenny McCormick 2013

Edna Pennicott 2015

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TCA 2014/15 Season in Review

Kingborough District Cricket Club congratulates all of the clubs that have won the following

Premierships in 2014/15

1st Grade Kingborough Under 15 Kingborough

2nd Grade Glenorchy Women North Hobart

3rd Grade South Hobart/Sandy Bay Kookaburra Cup Glenorchy

Under 17 Kingborough Twenty20 Champs South Hobart/Sandy Bay

TCA Medallists

1st Grade

This year’s winner of the Emerson Rodwell Medal was Luke Butterworth (Clarence) with 16 votes, followed by Timm Van der Gugten (SHSB) on 15 and Beau Webster (KDCC) tied on 14.

2nd Grade

Riley Backhouse (KDCC) & Joshua Andree (LCC) won the Allen Newman Trophy with 24 votes.

3rd Grade

Adrian Dusautoy (CDCC) won the Allen Newman medal with 24 votes

Under 17s

Toby Cowen (KDCC) won the Allen Newman medal with 33 votes

Under 15s

Joshua Henley (KDCC) won with 29 votes

Womens

Paris Crowe (New Town) won the Kim Fazackerley Medal with 23 votes.

TCA Average Winners

Batting Bowling 1st Grade Trent Keep (SHSB) 56.54 T. van der Gugten (SHSB) 11.72 2nd Grade Gareth Davies (SHSB) 48.14 Jess Hemingway (KDCC) 11.27 3rd Grade Jack Fennell (LCC) 103.67 Harry Bradburn (KDCC) 11.87 Under 17 Ned Absolom (CDCC) 70.22 Jayden Harris (CDCC) 9.62 Under 15 Joshua Henley (KDCC) 55.55 Joshua Henley (KDCC) 7.32 Women Corinne Hall (SHSB) 100.50 Erin Lawler (NTDCC) 7.73

Club Championship: Kingborough District Cricket Club

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Chairman’s Report 2014/15

The Board

Starting off the 2014/15 season with the same core group of board members was a real bonus for

our Club and I look forward to the majority continuing in the coming season, with the addition of

needed new blood.

The new board members have accepted their responsibilities in learning the likes of cricket

management, clothing, sponsorship, bar work and much more. Our trusted Prez has continued to

steer the ship. Our group this season was busting at the seams to come up with fresh ideas and set

to follow that plan through.

The start of the season saw the introduction, after many years absence, of our golf day. Thanks so

much for the hard work done by Shane Holland and his crew to get this day started.

Another huge effort from all was the World Cup, with the Twin Ovals selected for the training venue

for both Scotland and Zimbabwe. We were very much all hands on deck catering for those teams.

Special thanks must go to Liz and Peter Dolan for their unbelievable work in the kitchen, which saw

them presented with Special service to the club awards at this year’s end of season dinner.

Also after a lot of hard work put in by Simon Burgess, Council agreed to assist with the installation of

solar panels on the roof of the function centre. This project will result in reducing our power bills

quite considerably.

Another function worthy of mention was the grand final luncheon, thought up and organized by Paul

Vincent - a great lead in to the Grand Final. The work he did in conjunction with his hard working

team was exceptional. To attract a big draw card in Merv Hughes to be the guest speaker capped of

a fantastic day.

I must also mention the life membership awarded to Edna Pennicott for her many years of service to

the club, a well-deserved award.

I can’t finish this section of my report without mentioning the work by our financial wizard in Helen

Coad for her organization of the end of season dinner, thought by many to be the best yet.

Thank you so much Helen for those countless nights of organization.

On the Turf

Without doubt, it has been one of the most successful years I have seen at the club for a very long

time.

Congratulations to 1st Grade, U/17 and U/15 teams for their fantastic grand final wins. Well done to

the teams and coaches for their efforts throughout the season. Congratulations are also extended to

the Women’s team who just missed out on a place in the finals and the 2nd Grade and 3rd Grade

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teams, who unfortunately lost their Grand Finals after stellar seasons. Our U/17 girls in their first

season of cricket also just missed out on making their grand final as well.

The combined efforts of all our teams resulted in KDCC winning the Club Championship by over 100

points – a record we believe.

To all our State Representatives in season 2014/15 we pass on our congratulations, in particular to

Beau Webster, Clive Rose and Jackson Bird who had good seasons with the Tassie Tigers.

KDCC has always been lucky enough to have state representation, and with our Junior Academy again

being able to continue into its 3rd year, thanks largely to the generous sponsorship provided by Peter

Sanders from Adapt Australia, should enable us to continue to produce players to compete at the

very top level.

The ones that get missed

Again thank you so much to our famous “Roll Patrol” led by Jane Martyn and Vikki Coulson. They

continually turned up every Saturday morning without fail to make our weekend rolls to sell.

Thank you so much for everyone that helped out in the scoring department during the season right

from the juniors up. Parent participation is the only way a club like ours survives; it makes it so much

easier knowing that is one less position the coach and board have to chase up on the day.

Thanks also to Bryce Turnbull for his continued efforts keeping our website up to date; it gives the

club that professional edge, along with all finding out what is happening around the club.

Chris Hay and his loyal team must again be congratulated for the work they have put in to getting the

wickets to such an advanced state. As mentioned above, the positive match reports received on the

centre wicket and outfield have given us one of the highest rankings in the competition.

The Council as a whole, has been such a huge help to the board. Daniel Smee and staff have always

been there to listen and to fix to the best of their ability, any issues that would come up during the

season.

I would like to also thank Andrea Dare and Brian Mitchell for putting this report together. Brian’s

work through the year with his stats and end of year help with the dinner is again very much

appreciated.

I cannot thank enough, Phil Scott for his continued efforts behind the bar all year. A special thank you

is reserved for our retiring Vice President Mark Drake. With increased work commitments, Mark is

standing down. His unbelievable work ethic and mateship will be sorely missed and we look forward

to seeing him back on board in the future. I’m sure he will still be contributing in some way to the

club.

In finishing I would like to thank all members of the Board of Management for their commitment and

contributions to the club. There is nothing more satisfying than working with such a committed

group, all striving for the betterment of our great club.

Rod Backhouse

Chairman - season 2014/2015

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Head Coach Report

Season 2014/2015 was certainly a record breaking year for the playing group.

Given that our on-field fortunes ‘bottomed out’ just two seasons ago, the rebuild and subsequent

success that has been achieved is a direct reflection on the development, maturity, determination,

character and talent of our playing list. Are we surprised by our achievements? No, not in the

slightest; good fortune is achieved when preparation and opportunity meet!

Our playing group and coaching staff are well aware of what it takes to achieve and maintain the

high standards that have been set. The challenge is now before us to raise the bar even further in

the coming season.

I would like to thank the cricket committee and the board as a whole for their unwavering support

of myself. By entrusting me to restructure and rebuild our playing group, we certainly hope that we

have set a strong foundation for sustained success.

To the players, captains and fellow coaches; be very proud of your achievements but certainly take

the time to reflect on what has been achieved and the processes that have been put in place to

achieve them. I thank you all for your efforts and commitment to implement our game plan.

Regards,

Tim Scott

Head Coach

Chairman of Selectors Report

It was privilege to be back involved with the Kingborough District Cricket Club (KDCC) as Chairman

of Selectors for the 2014/2015 season. Made even more enjoyable from the success on and off the

playing field.

I would like to specifically acknowledge and thank the KDCC board who supported myself and the

fellow selectors in all decisions and selections which was important in ensuring the success we

achieved on the field even if it meant some challenging conversations off it!

I would also like to thank my fellow selectors and coaches who were outstanding in their

commitment, passion and patience with our methodical processes in ensuring we had the teams

required for each grade to ensure we met our selection policy agreements of:

1. Provide a pathway for cricketers to succeed by developing a culture of individual and team

excellence

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2. Produce players to help Tasmania win Domestic competitions and ultimately produce

Australian players

3. Produce young cricketers to ensure that Tasmanian cricket remains strong into the future

4. Produce cricketers to ensure KDCC and it region remain the sport of choice

5. Position our playing group and governance structure effectively with the focus of achieving

finals appearances for all teams

I am confident that as a selection panel we value added to the KDCC culture to ensure

accounatbility, commitmnet, loyalty and passion was evident in every player who represented the

KDCC for the 2014/15 season and beyond.

Finally to the players, congratulations on your club championship, team and individual successes. A

key ingredient to our success was everybody’s loyalty to the ‘club is bigger than the individual

mentality”. Your openness to feedback and acceptance of difficult decisions was testament to your

character as an individual and your commitment to live our KDCC values of RESPECT, COURAGE,

MATESHIP & COMMITMENT.

Jarrod Williams

Chairman of Selectors

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Season Review – Junior Development 2014-15 Participation – Junior teams

Milo in 2 Cricket

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T20 Blast

38 players registered

Twilight Cricket Grade 4/5 team x 1

Coach: Tim Scott Team Manager: Dom Baker

Grade 5/6 team x 1 Coach: Heath Lovell

Team Manager: Andrew Lyons

Youth Cricket U/13’s x 1

Coach: Ben Harrison

U/15’s Youth Team Coach: Jon Lister

U/15’s TCA Team

Coach: Marc Owen Manager: Andrew Henley

Overview Milo and T20 Blast At the youngest end of the club there are once again some very positive signs. The high numbers participating in Milo in2Cricket and T20 Blast represents the large numbers of children and parents in our region. Thank you to the efforts of High Performance Cricket staff and Kingborough senior players Thomas Martyn and Callum Rawson, who, for another season, ensured the smooth running of the program. Also thanks to all players and parents who assisted with the activities and modified games.

Grade 4/5 and 5/6 Twilight Cricket A huge thank you to the efforts of Tim Scott (4/5 coach), Dom Baker (4/5 team manager), Heath Lovell (5/6 coach), and Andrew Lyons (5/6 team manager) with their respective teams this season. Both sides contain plenty of promising talent for the Knights future.

U/13 A huge thank you to the efforts of Ben Harrison who coached the U/13 group this season. This is a very young group full of talent and enthusiasm.

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U/15 Youth A huge thank you to the efforts of Jon Lister who coached the U/15 youth group this season. Also a thank you to all parents that helped out umpiring and scoring. The majority of the boys have been playing with each other since Twilight Cricket and have a close bond. It is unfortunate the our U/15 group is so strong as most of our youth team would be capable of playing Premier League at most other clubs.

U/15 Premier League A huge thank you to the efforts of Marc Owen who coached the boys for a second season. Marc not only coached the U/15 Premier League side to a back to back premiership, he also conducted training sessions with Jon Lister for all of the U/15 boys. The U/15 Premier team showed maturity well above their age group. Some of the boys are U/13 playing above their age group. We had a handful of boys who were picked in the U/13, U/14 and U/15 Emerging Tigers teams. Thank you to the efforts of Connor O’Brien who captained the team and Josh Pride who was vice captain. We look forward to continue supporting the development of junior cricketers at the Knights in the future. Jackie Vincent Junior Development Officer

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1st Grade Captain’s Report

The 2014/2015 season began as an exciting prospect for the Kingborough Knights, with continuous

improvement displayed over the past season as well as the inclusion of a few new faces to the club

and it was a pleasure to welcome back some old friends.

Making an early start to a big pre-season, it was clear early on with the commitment shown by our

core playing group, that we had big plans for the season.

Unlike previous seasons, we started the year strongly and found ourselves on top of the

competition where we remained for the whole season. We had recognised the T20 games were

massively important to getting our season on track, with so many games in a short time and the

points allocated for them. Knowing that a slow start to the T20 games would see us chasing our

tails as we had done in previous years, so to find ourselves in the T20 final had not only given us a

chance at some early silverware but had given us a great start to the season. Although we were

pretty disappointing on the day, the Knights were on the march.

Starting the second half of the season after the Christmas break where we had left off, we found

ourselves in the Kookaburra Cup final. Again we weren’t quite up to the mark and were beaten on

the day. We had been playing very good cricket up until this stage but we let ourselves down pretty

badly.

Losing only one regular match after Christmas, we went into the semis with form and momentum

but without our two main “quicks” in Bird & Frietag. We had spoken all year about wanting to play

tough cricket but time for talking was over. I was very proud of the way we stood up to a strong

SHSB side, one of the toughest games, if not the toughest I’ve played in. We didn’t give them an

inch but for one bad hour on the second day we found ourselves in a hole we could probably not

climb out of … probably. 6/115 chasing 285 with two new batters at the crease, I then witnessed

what our team had worked towards all year, in belief and mental toughness shown by Rose (105*)

and Lovell(85*) in the best partnership I’ve ever seen to chase the total 6 down.

Grand final. This is what we had the radar set on since the start of the pre-season. Up against a very

good University side, we bowled first on as batter friendlier wicket as you will ever find. We rolled

our sleeves up and fought hard for 120 overs in the field, to eventually bowl them out for 360. We

got to see one of the country’s best bowlers at work, in Jackson Bird taking a well-earned 7 wickets.

With 44 overs to bat on the second day of the 3 day final, Shelton and Rollins dug in. They got in

behind anything a first class Uni attack could dish up to them and got us through to stumps

undamaged. Another tick for the tough cricket we now demand of ourselves. 0\90 overnight. We

got ourselves to 3\180 at lunch and in a very strong position to chase down the total. Then came

the rain, with the game eventually being abandoned at 5pm.

Kingborough Knights 2014\15 premiers. It was not the ideal way to win but it was something we

had earned throughout the season with our consistent cricket.

We are good team, the best in the state but I think we can still be at least 10% better and will be

within the next 12-24 months as long as we all keep working hard together.

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In a team where everyone did their job and played their part towards our eventual success, it would

be wrong not to mention a few.

Beau Webster continued his rise into the first class arena this season on the back of consistent big

performances for the Knights. We witnessed him grow as a cricketer and dramatically as a leader at

our club.

Nathan Frietag came across to us from Melbourne this year and is as big a reason for our success

this year as anyone. He was very unlucky to pick up a severe back injury late in the year and miss

having a red hot crack at the finals. Big wickets and big runs when we needed them.

Clive Rose again was outstanding for us every time he played. We didn’t get to see a lot of him due

to state duties but when we did it was always special. 105 not out in the semi is the best knock I’ve

ever seen.

Brad Lovell is a skipper’s worst nightmare on one hand and match winner on the other. He does

what he wants! He also won us a several games as well. His 180 run stand with Clive was something

very special but he also took 5 wickets that game, which most have forgotten.

Jackson Bird finally got his licence this year. We saw even less of him this year than we did, but

what we did see was a class above; Roger Woolley medallist for his 7 wickets in the final. Winning

the gift deserves a mention as well!

Brady Jones was once the Prince of Kingston. Brady was unable to train much this year due to other

commitments but still proved to be a match winner when we needed him. I have no doubt he could

be playing big bash cricket and was also crowned the best fielder at the club.

Last but not least I need to mention all the hard work of our head coach, Tim Scott. , for the last

two years, has had nothing but success planned for the Knights. His commitment to the club and his

players is second to none. We can’t thank you enough Tige.

One last thank you to all of our volunteers. This great club would not be what it is without you all.

Thank You.

2nd Grade Captain’s Report

I have tried really hard not to think about cricket since we lost the 2nd grade grand final. I haven’t

wanted to go back to the feeling of disappointment we all felt as we sat in the rooms at the KGV

contemplating what could have been. So much so that I left writing this report until the very last

minute (sorry Andrea!).

There are way more positive things to write about on the 2nd grade season than negative but I will

start with the grand final loss.

It was such a shame we couldn’t get the job done, we had done so much right all season. We were

a really close knit group which is really a reflection on the club as a whole. We had no one to blame

but ourselves, we had our chances but got beaten by a gutsy and more experienced Glenorchy side.

For me it was a reminder of how tough cricket is, it doesn’t owe you anything. To win a grand final

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you need to take your chances, we didn’t. You need to be tough and ruthless right until the end, we

weren’t. To me it is so important that all the guys who played in that loss understand where we

went wrong. To remember those periods where we were on top, those moments where we had our

chances, the opportunity to fight back that we didn’t take. Those periods, moments and

opportunities will present themselves again to you all throughout your career and you must be

ready for them and you must look forward to them. I hope you all learnt a lot from that game, I

certainly did.

Looking at the season as a whole for 2nd grade it was really positive and should still be viewed as

successful. We finished the home and away season on top of the ladder with 11 wins and a draw

from 14 games. We won a semi-final in convincing fashion and we saw the continued development

of several of the clubs young talented cricketers. It was also pleasing to see 2nd grade players

putting pressure on for first grade spots right throughout the season.

I thought the depth we had at 2nd grade level played a key role to our season. Players had to really

earn their spots in the team as there was constant pressure coming from below. At times I felt we

could have fielded two 2nd grade sides that could both play finals.

From an individual aspect I would like to acknowledge some of our players. Riley Backhouse came

on in leaps and bounds this season winning the 2nd grade association best and fairest. Riley had a

fantastic season as an all-rounder and will only improve going forward. Well done to Jesse

Hemmingway for taking out our own best player award voted by the players and also the bowling

award. Sam Martyn took out the 2nd grade batting award. Sammy backed himself and played with

good intent all season. Matthew Coad had the most dismissals for the entire 2nd grade competition

(30) and was a deserved winner of the fielding award.

I reckon you could argue that there has never been a better time to be a Kingborough Knight,

certainly in my time. The board and the coaching team lead by Tiger have created a fantastic

inclusive culture and this is much easier said than done. On top of this the young cricketers of our

community have outstanding facilities and a professional program to become the best cricketer

they can possibly be. I often find myself wishing I was 18 or 19 again coming through with all the

young guys I captained the past 2 seasons.

Well done to the first grade side on winning the premiership, a great result for everyone involved

right throughout the club. Well done also to the under 17s and under 15s.

Special thanks from me to Tim Scott and the board for allowing me to undertake the role of 2nd

grade captain. I have been extremely lucky to hold this position the last two seasons given my

limited availability throughout the season. In many ways it is a very simple role. The coaching staff

lead by Tim Scott have formed very clear guidelines for the players to follow and my role was to

ensure this was adhered to at 2nd grade level. I thought the buy in from the 2nd grade playing group

was outstanding and I can see the benefits from this growing year on year.

Thank you to the players who played in 2nd grade this season. I enjoyed your company so much and

felt very fortunate to play alongside you all and watch your development. Good luck to you all going

forward.

Ribbs.

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3rd Grade Captain’s Report

Despite a constantly changing line-up, the KDCC 3rd grade side was the dominant force in their competition throughout the season. The team formed a fantastic bond between the players and, as a result, played some excellent cricket to complete the roster season undefeated. After probably our best performance of the season in the Semi Final, we were unable to continue our unbeaten run in the Grand Final, going down to South Hobart / Sandy Bay who we had previously had two very close battles with during the season. However disappointing the final result was, I would implore all members of the team to be extremely proud of what we did achieve, but most importantly to head into next season with the simple goal of continued improvement. I feel the highlight of the 3rd grade season was the excellent Semi Final win against Clarence. After being under early pressure on day one, two excellent batting partnerships were produced, displaying patience, hard work and great intensity. However the middle and lower order failed to capitalise on the solid platform, eventually being dismissed for 240. Clarence made the most of a short period before stumps, taking advantage of some wayward bowling. Overnight the Knights re-grouped and following a stirring speech by the club games record holder, they hit the ground running in the first session taking some key wickets. The disciplined bowling and excellent pressure in the field continued after the break and Clarence were defeated. A stirring club song rendition followed! If the 3rd grade team can build on this performance going into the new season, we will be heading in the right direction. Our best performance was undoubtedly followed by our most disappointing effort the following week. The patience and intensity shown with the bat the previous week was not displayed and we lost five wickets, in regretful fashion, throughout the first session. This would prove to be the difference in the match, as our bowlers again showed discipline and a high level of consistency to put us right back in the contest at stumps on day one, only for S.H./S.B. to sneak across the line the next morning. I was personally very proud of the effort shown by all of the Kingborough players after the first session of the match; they continued to fight in the right spirit until the very last ball on day two. Other highlights for the team throughout the season include a comeback win in round one, against eventual premier South Hobart / Sandy Bay, led with ball in hand by Harry Bradburn and Luke Hoggett. Matthew Bigwood also filled up his highlight reel against University by taking 5 for 8 from 7.2 overs as we routed the opposition for just 30. In the rematch with Uni, Blair Harrison scored a fantastic unbeaten century as the top order all contributed in a total of 3 for 301. John Coombes was the only other to notch three figures for the season, against Glenorchy in round 3. In round 13 we had another close contest with S.H./S.B., defeating them by two wickets. After a great bowling performance from Bradburn and Kyle Wisniewski, Jack Bowerman along with Bradburn and Bigwood put together valuable lower order partnerships to get us the win. From an individual achievements point of view, our bowlers were ultra-consistent over the course of the season. Harry Bradburn (30 wickets), Matthew Bigwood (22), Lincoln Street (18), Kyle Wisniewski (18), Murray Burgess (16) and Luke Hoggett (15) all ensured that I was never short of options when in the field. Street, although involved in only 4 games, returned excellent figures of 7 for 71 and 6 for 19 in his haul of wickets, while Wisniewski also impressed taking 5 for 45 and 5 for 58. The steep improvement shown by Bradburn, Hoggett and Burgess undoubtedly was one of the reasons for our tremendous season. With the bat Blair Harrison (322 runs), John Coombes (270), myself (268), Liam

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Perryman (253), Jack Bowerman (245), Callum Rawson (200) and Tom Martyn (173) all spread the load evenly delivering major contributions over the roster season and semi-final. At different stages during the season we also saw a glimpse of the future for the Kingborough Knights, with youngsters such as Rhys & Liam Ward, Toby Cowen and Henry Prichard all making significant contributions when they were selected to play. I can guarantee the club is well placed for the future with young talent like this developing over the next few seasons! Finally I would like to say a big thanks to all of the people who helped and supported us throughout the season. Simon Burgess was ever-present manning the scorebook and also providing us with the only electronic scoreboard in Third Grade! Mark Drake unsurprisingly was also a massive help with organising and logistics as well as manning the scorebook. I would also like to thank the family members who came along to support us most weeks, even making the trek out to Pontville on a number of occasions. Your support does not go unnoticed and we greatly appreciate it! I’m sure all of the players would join me in also thanking the Board and Coaching staff, especially Tiger for his never ending contributions, advice, motivation and backing. My last word would be that I have thoroughly enjoyed the season gone and regardless of whether I’m in the same position next season, I look forward with great anticipation to see the continued improvement in the group as a whole and each of the team members individually. Bryce Turnbull

Women’s Captain’s Report

I'd like to start by thanking Mary Waldron for her time and commitment to the girls, hope it was an

enjoyable experience. Overall the season was okay; unfortunately we missed the finals this year but

we showed some promising signs for the future. Emily Lawson and Louisa Jacobson both had

successfully seasons and are proving to be handy players. We have plenty of young girls coming

through the U/17s which is a good sign for the future, with a number of young girls making there

playing debut with the women's side. I would like to thank Johanna Jones for her ongoing work in all

areas off the field. We will welcome back senior player Emily Divin next season and Bryce Turnbull is

taking over as Women's coach. I'm looking forward to seeing more positive results on and off the

field. I would like to thank the club, our sponsors and supporters for your ongoing support for our

girls. With your support I'm sure we will continue to see positive results from the women's program.

Women's Captain

Kristy Coppleman

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U17 Captain’s Report

The 2014/2015 season was a powerfully comprehensive one by the Kingborough Knights U/17

playing group, regaining the flag off last year’s Grand Final opponent in Clarence. Like the 3 grades

before us, we had an extremely successful year with both the bat and the ball.

As captain it was very pleasing to experience a team of deep talent perform at the level we did, the

results are self-explanatory. By Christmas, 8 games into the season our record read 5-3, in full

knowledge that we weren’t playing our best cricket. The latter half of our season was forceful, not

losing a game, mounting us strongly for the finals onslaught. Going into the Grand Final, I believe

we were a better side than at the same time last year, the team’s chemistry was at its peak. A lot of

this comes down to our coach Nathan Freitag, who not only was extremely mentoring to me as a

captain, but also embedded the winning competitive edge to our side.

The Grand Final against Clarence was a completely dominant display from our playing group.

Making 8/312 (dec) we believed we were unstoppable from this position. Our bowling was

impeccable, dismissing Clarence for a total of 52, and having them again 2/67 before calling a game.

To win a Grand Final so convincingly I think is a remarkable achievement, full credit to every

member of the team who contributed thoroughly throughout the year. Alex Vincent was seemingly

a class above on the big stage, notching 120 and 4/17, and deserved man of the match. Liam Ward

was also brilliant, with an aggressive 58 in the middle order and 4/6 with the ball.

In my opinion, the balance between success of bat and ball was excellent. We were the number 1

ranked side for wickets taken, and 2nd for runs scored. This shows the consistency as a team

through individual performance. I think both Alex Vincent and Toby Cowen are to be awarded for

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their impressive all round seasons. Alex compiled a total of 684 runs at 57 and Toby 588 at 42.

Furthermore between them 39 wickets were taken. Liam and Rhys Ward showed their immense

talent with the new ball, Liam taking 25 wicket at an average of 9.52 and Rhys 23 wickets at 11.

Lochie Griggs had a breakout season, proving his dangerous left arm spin taking 24 wickets at 9.92

I would like to thank coach Nathan Freitag, readily assisted by Paul Vincent for their commitment to

taking this team to the success we encountered. To the extended coaching staff led by Tim Scott,

you are what drive the success, a massive thank you for your direct support to the club, your time

and efforts are greatly appreciated. Also to Sarah Ward for endless scoring, a big commitment with

little reward, thank you. To all my players, it has been a pleasure to captain such a talented side,

and I wish incoming players all the best in their endeavours. Good luck for the upcoming season,

which I hope provides the same success experienced in the 2014/2015 campaign.

Henry Prichard

U/15 Coach’s Report

After winning the 2013/14 U/15 premiership, our boys were again the team to beat this season

with all of our opposition in the competition wanting to knock us off week in week out.

We had around 30 boys during the season performing well in both Premier League and Youth

League, making it difficult on occasions for the selectors to choose a team. Everyone who played

contributed well and played their roles well as required.

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We worked on our batting and bowling during the year but it was pleasing to hear from other

coaches that they thought we were the best fielding side in the comp.

Josh pride (9c, 6st and 5 run outs) and Zachary Adams (9c & 2 run outs) were amongst the best. 23

team run outs and not many dropped catches highlighted the boys’ hard work on the training track.

We had some great batting partnerships with Will Poland (313) Mitchell Owen (280) and Connor

Obrien (231) amongst the runs. The leading bowlers were Joshua Henley (22) Jacob Downie (16)

and Blake Scullthorpe (14).

Individual results were recognized as Josh Henley and Will Poland cleaned up at the TCA for the

MVP and batting awards respectively.

Connor O’Brien did a fantastic job in leading the boys and was well assisted by Josh Pride and Will

Poland during the season.

Our support from the parents was great, not only on training nights, but we quite often packed the

stands out on game days as well to cheer the boys on.

Special thanks to Andrew Henley for being assistant coach and scoring every week.

We will be taking a special interest in how the older boys perform in U/17s next season and wish

the boys staying in U/15s this season all the best with their new roles and responsibilities.

Premiers 2013/14 & 2014/15

It would be great to add a hatrick 2015/16 to that cup.

Good signs for the future with some promising juniors coming through the ranks at the mighty

Kingborough Knights.

Marc Owen

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Trophy Winners 2014 -2015 Season

Club Champion Award The 2nd Grade MVP Award

BJ & AL & TG Pearsall Memorial Trophy The Chris Legg Memorial Trophy

Donated by Stephen & Geoff Pearsall Donated by Kevin Bradburn

Won By: BEAU WEBSTER Won by: JESSE HEMINGWAY

1st Grade Batting Average lst Grade Bowling Average Club Life Members Trophy Ray Stringer Memorial Trophy

Donated by Phillip Scott Donated by Darrel Stringer

Won by: CLIVE ROSE Won by: CLIVE ROSE

2nd Grade Batting Average 2nd Grade Bowling Average

The Westport Agencies Trophy B & J MacLeod Joinery Trophy

Donated by Gary Williams Donated by Bruce MacLeod

Won by: SAM MARTYN Won by: JESSE HEMINGWAY

3rd Grade Batting Average 3rd Grade Bowling Average The Shamrock Hotel Trophy The Wayne Steele Trophy

Donated by Michael Steed Donated by Wayne Steele

Won by: JOHN COOMBES Won by: LINCOLN STREET

Under 17 Batting Average Under 17 Bowling Average The Steve Wass Trophy The Graeme Elliott Trophy

Donated by Steve Wass Donated by Graeme Elliott

Won by: ALEX VINCENT Won by: LIAM WARD

Best All-Rd Perform. by a Teenager Best Under 17 Player Award

The Scott Bros Trophy The McGinniss Family Trophy

Donated by Ian Scott Donated by Roger McGinniss

Won by: ALEX VINCENT Won by: ALEX VINCENT

Club Best Fieldsman Award The 2nd Grade Fielding Award The Paul Moncur Memorial Trophy The Professional Plumber’s Trophy

Donated by Rex Moncur Donated by Tom Harrison

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Won by: BRADY JONES Won by: MATTHEW COAD

The 3rd Grade Fielding Award The Under 17's Fielding Award

The John Banks Valuers Trophy The Wisniewski Family Trophy

Donated by John Banks Donated by Perry Wisniewski

Won by: LIAM PERRYMAN Won by: HENRY PRICHARD

Special Batting Award Special Bowling Award

Most TCA runs in the season Most TCA wickets in the season

The B J R Pearsall Memorial Trophy The John Canning Memorial Trophy

Donated by David Nelan Donated by Jill O’Reilly

Won by: BEAU WEBSTER (701) Won by: ADAM MAHER (37)

The Wicket Keeping Award The Best Club Person Award

The Paul Harriss Trophy The IRIS Computer Co. Trophy

Donated by Paul Harriss MHA Donated by Rod Backhouse

Won by: TRENT ROLLINS (32) Won by: SIMON BURGESS

Most Improved Player in the Club The Keenest Player in the Club

The Trevor Gordon Memorial Trophy The Rob & Don Randell Mem. Trophy

Donated by Stuart Gordon Donated by the Randell Family

Won by: RHYS WARD Won by: JAKE VINCENT

The Emerging Talent Award Coach’s Award

The Tasweld Trophy The Spirit of Cricket Award

Donated by Ken Adams Donated by Tim Scott

Won by: LIAM WARD Won by: ADAM MAHER

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Club established in 1857

Club admitted to TCA/CTPL competition in 1931-32

Club Address: Twin Ovals Complex, Kingston

TCA/CTPL Club Champions (6)

1935-36, 1939-40, 1966-67,2003-04 and 2010-11, 2014-15

Premierships

1st Grade (13)

1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1938-39, 1940-41, 1946-47, 1957-58, 1971-72, 1996-97, 1997-98,

2006-07 and 2007-08, 2014-15

2nd Grade (8)

1935-36, 1939-40, 1965-66, 1971-72, 1981-82, 2001-02,2008-09,2010/11

3rd Grade (6)

1935-36, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2007-08

4th Grade (1)

1999-2000

Under Age – U19, /U18, /U17 (4)

1993-94, 1998-99, 2003-04 and 2004-05

Under 15 Premier League (2)

2013-14, 2014-15

Sunday Junior League/U15s (3)

1993-94, 1996-97 and 2004-05

Women’s Grade (2)

2011-12, 2012/13

TCA/CTPL Limited Overs Cup (1)

1976-77

TCA/CTPL Twenty – 20 Champions (1)

2011-12

Kookaburra Cup (1)

2010/11

Club established in 1857

Club admitted to TCA/CTPL competition in 1931-32

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Club established in 1857

Club admitted to TCA/CTPL competition in 1931-32

Club Address: Twin Ovals Complex, Kingston

TCA/CTPL Club Champions (6)

1935-36, 1939-40, 1966-67,2003-04,2010-11 and 2014/15

Premierships

1st Grade (13)

1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1938-39, 1940-41, 1946-47, 1957-58, 1971-72, 1996-97,

1997-98, 2006-07, 2007-08 and 2014-15.

2nd Grade (9)

1935-36, 1939-40, 1965-66, 1971-72, 1981-82,1999-00, 2000-01,2008-09,2010/11

3rd Grade (6)

1935-36, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1998-99, 1999-2000, 2007-08

4th Grade (1)

1999-2000

Under Age – U19, /U18, /U17 (7)

1987/88,1992/93,1993-94,1998-99, 2003-04, 2004-05 and 2014-15

Under 15 Premier League (2)

2013-14 and 2014-15

Sunday Junior League/U15s (4)

1993-94, 1996-97,2004-05 & 2013/14

Women’s Grade (2)

2011-12, 2012/13

TCA/CTPL Limited Overs Cup (1)

1976-77

TCA/CTPL Twenty – 20 Champions (1)

2011-12

Kookaburra Cup (1)

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2010/11

OBITUARIES

Sadly the KDCC lost 2 of its past Club Captains in 2014 when team mates Geoff Knott and Ray Heffernan

passed away.

VALE GEOFF KNOTT (1932 - 2014) The KDCC lost a valuable member of its “Team of the Century” last year when Geoff succumbed to cancer. Geoff Knott grew up in the Snug and soon showed his sporting prowess as both a footballer and a cricketer. At the end of the 1954/55 season he was asked to come up to the big smoke and fill in for the KDCC 2nd Grade Team. He performed so well and made such a good impression he was immediately recruited the following year to play 1st Grade cricket for our club. In those days Geoff had no mode of transport so fellow players like Don Randell and Ray Stringer took turns to drive down to Snug to pick him up and then drive Geoff to wherever the team was playing. Geoff then played 10 straight seasons with the Borough as the opening bowler and late order batsman. “Ginger” Knott was a tall gangling right arm quick bowler who quickly made a name for himself as a top line TCA quick. Geoff was also a handy left hand lower order batsman. He represented the South against both the North (NTCA) and the North West (NWTCA) and was named in Kingborough’s Team of the Century in 2001. Geoff was a very popular and respected player and in 63/64 he captained the Club. In late 1965 Geoff moved house to live in Howrah and he was forced to play for Clarence because it was district cricket at the time. He played a further 5 years in 1st grade and finished his career as a 40 year old 2nd Grade player for Clarence. He always considered himself to be a Kingborough man and was always present at KDCC functions for the best part of 40 years following his playing career. His playing career was as follows Results by Grade

Grade Mts Inn NO Runs HS Avg 50 Overs RunsA Wkts Avg Best 10W 5WI Cts

1st Grade 114 112 43 895 60* 12.97 1 1394.6 5178 275 18.83 7-30 - 14 22 - -

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VALE Ray Heffernan (1936 – 2014) Our Club also lost another Club Captain last year when former State player Ray Heffernan passed away. Ray started his long playing career with the Glenorchy Club in 1953 and was a leading player for them playing in five 1st Gd Premierships in 8 years. Ray transferred to Kingborough in 1961 and captained the club in the next 2 years. Following a stint in Perth WA he rejoined Glenorchy in the mid 60’s. He again moved to the KDCC in 1969 and played the remaining 6 years of his career with us. Along with his 5 Glenorchy premierships he top scored with 92 in helping the Borough win the 1971/72 1st Gd Premiership. Ray was the first appointed Club Coach back in 1971 and took the Club from the bottom of the pile (All 3 grades finished last in 70/71) to the top in just one year with the KDCC 2nd Gd team also winning the TCA Premiership in 1971/72 and the 3rd Gd Team finishing 4th. Ray played a number of times for Tasmania during the late 50’s and early 60’s but he was best remembered for his selfless character. He was a fine State batsman, useful leg spinner and also kept wickets for both Clubs when a specialist keeper was not around. A very humble, generous and wonderful human being. His brother Wayne also played 1st Gd for the KDCC in 1974/75 His son John also played a handful of 1st Gd games for KDCC in his 5 years with the Club Ray Heffernan All Matches, All Grades, Kingborough, 24-Oct-1961 to 02-Mar-1976 For KDCC 1st Gd For GDCC 1st Gd Total Scored 2890 runs Scored 2503 Runs @ Ave 26.6 5,393 Runs Took 94 wickets Took 4 wickets 98 wickets Took 86 catches Took 73 catches 159 catches

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Kingborough District Cricket Club – Grade Captains

SEASON 1st GRADE 2nd GRADE 3rd GRADE 4th Grade / Under Age Women

1931 - 32 Clyde Lucas Ben Pearsall

1932 - 33 Tom Matthews Ben Pearsall

1933 - 34 Max Combes Clive Hart Keith Tanner

1934 - 35 Alan Pearsall Clive Hart Keith Tanner

1935 - 36 Max Combes Unknown Unknown

1936 - 37 Alan Pearsall Unknown Unknown

1937 - 38 Max Combes Unknown Unknown

1938 - 39 Max Combes Unknown Unknown

1939 - 40 Alan Pearsall Unknown

1940 - 41 Alan Pearsall Gordon Wing

1941 - 42 Max Combes Gordon Wing

1942 - 43 Max Combes Gordon Wing

1943 - 44

1944 - 45

1945 - 46 Max Combes Unknown

1946 - 47 Max Combes Unknown

1947 - 48 Max Combes Jack Keating

1948 - 49 Max Combes Unknown

1949 - 50 Trevor Gordon Rex Townley

1950 - 51 Keith Schmidt Merv Pursell

1951 - 52 Keith Schmidt Unknown

1952 - 53 Keith Schmidt Unknown

1953 - 54 Keith Schmidt Unknown

1954 - 55 Keith Schmidt Unknown

1955 - 56 Ray Stringer Roy Pearsall

1956 - 57 Don Randell Rowley Hazell Max Donovan

1957 - 58 Keith Schmidt Unknown Max Donovan

1958 - 59 Keith Schmidt Unknown Don Hughes

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SEASON 1st GRADE 2nd GRADE 3rd GRADE 4th Grade / Under Age Women

1959 - 60 Keith Schmidt Don Hughes

1960 - 61 Keith Schmidt Don Hughes

1961 - 62 Ray Heffernan Trevor Gordon Don Hughes

1962 - 63 Ray Heffernan Trevor Gordon Don Hughes

1963 - 64 Geoff Knott Trevor Gordon Roy Pearsall Max Burslem

1964 - 65 Brian Richardson Don Randell Stuart Palmer

1965 - 66 Brian Richardson Don Randell Stuart Palmer

1966 - 67 Brian Richardson Don Randell Ray Stringer

1967 - 68 Brian Richardson Don Randell Ray Stringer

1968 - 69 Brian Richardson Don Randell Ray Stringer

1969 - 70 Graeme Clarke Les Nichols Ray Stringer

1970 - 71 Ray Heffernan Les Nichols Ray Stringer

1971 - 72 Michael Elliott Les Nichols Barry Cox

1972 - 73 Michael Elliott Les Nichols Tony Denehey

1973 - 74 Michael Elliott Les Nichols Rodney Worsley

1974 - 75 Ian Harris David West Rodney Worsley

1975 - 76 Ian Harris Les Nichols Geoff French

1976 - 77 David Hughes Les Nichols Geoff French

1977 - 78 Kevin Bradburn David Adams John Lownds

1978 - 79 Ian Burrows Reg Ashman Les Nichols

1979 - 80 Julian Tydde Ron Young Lyndon Adams

1980 - 81 Paul Allott Les Nichols Lyndon Adams

1981 - 82 Chris Hargrave Graeme Elliott Les Nichols

1982 - 83 Peter Roberts Mick Rodwell Ron Young

1983 - 84 Ken Adams Graeme Elliott Les Nichols

1984 - 85 Ken Adams Robin Roberts Kevin Bradburn Gary Burns

1985 - 86 Chris Hargrave Ian Harris Stuart Hase Denis Matthews

1986 - 87 Graham Astley Ian Harris Alan Watt Denis Matthews

1987 - 88 Philip Kingston John Banks Ian Harris Brian Richardson

1988 - 89 Philip Kingston John Banks Philip Cresswell John Iles

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SEASON 1st GRADE 2nd GRADE 3rd GRADE 4th GRADE / Under Age

1989 - 90 Stuart MacMillan John Banks Alan Mills Roger Curran

1990 - 91 Stuart MacMillan Chris Hargrave Alan Mills Roger Curran

1991 - 92 Phillip Kingston Chris Hargrave John Banks Philip Cresswell

1992 - 93 Allister de Winter Chris Hargrave Ian Harris Graeme Elliott

1993 - 94 Allister de Winter Chris Hargrave Jason Cox Graeme Elliott

1994 - 95 Allister de Winter Chris Hargrave Jason Cox Graeme Elliott

1995 - 96 Allister de Winter Gary Parsons Ron Steenbergen Graeme Elliott

1996 - 97 Peter Di Venuto Chris Gulline Graeme Elliott Chris Hargrave

1997 - 98 Peter Di Venuto Chris Gulline Marc Owen Joel Palmer

1998 - 99 Peter Di Venuto Chris Gulline Chris Hargrave Joel Palmer

1999 - 00 Michael Di Venuto Chris Gulline Scott Sward Brad Winters

2000 - 01 Michael Di Venuto Richard Pride Lindsay Rolle Daniel Toohey

2001 - 02 Michael Di Venuto Chris Gulline Lindsay Rolle Robert Davey

2002 - 03 Peter Di Venuto Damian French John Forster Andrew Fitzgerald

2003 - 04 Stuart H. Clark Damian French Nic Street Brad Watson

2004 - 05 David Dawson Damian French Wayne Margotich Jake Steele

2005 - 06 Adam French Baden Ribbon Andrew Barron Michael Palmer

2006 - 07 Adam French Baden Ribbon Chris Gulline Josh Morse

2007 - 08 Adam French Baden Ribbon Chris Gulline Stuart Conway

2008 - 09 Brady Jones Baden Ribbon Chris Gulline Scott Dare WOMEN’S

2009 - 10 Mark Divin Bryce Turnbull Chris Gulline Sam Taylor

2010 - 11 Mark Divin Stuart H.Clark Shane Holland Sam Martyn Melissa Holland

2011 - 12 Mark Divin Jake Steele Wayne Quinn Lincoln Street Kristy Coppleman

2012 - 13 Chris Bury Paul Johnstone Wayne Quinn Zac Chapman Kristy Coppleman

2013 - 14 Chris Bury Baden Ribbon Wayne Quinn Dylan Hay Kristy Coppleman

2014 - 15 Adam Maher Baden Ribbon Bryce Turnbull Henry Prichard Kristy Coppleman

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TCA GRADE PREMIERS (Prior to 55/56 won by club finishing on top)

SEASON 1st GRADE 2nd GRADE 3rd GRADE 4th GRADE / Under Age Women’s

1931 - 32 South Hobart South Hobart South Hobart

1932 - 33 Kingborough North Hobart South Hobart

1933 - 34 Kingborough South Hobart Sandy Bay

1934 - 35 Kingborough Sandy Bay Sandy Bay

1935 - 36 South Hobart Kingborough Kingborough

1936 - 37 South Hobart South Hobart New Town

1937 - 38 South Hobart Sandy Bay New Town

1938 - 39 Kingborough New Town South Hobart

1939 - 40 North Hobart Kingborough North Hobart

1940 - 41 Kingborough South Hobart N/A

1941 - 42 Glenorchy Sandy Bay N/A

1942 - 43 Glenorchy North Hobart N/A

1943 - 44 Sandy Bay New Town N/A

1944 - 45 South Hobart South Hobart N/A

1945 - 46 Sandy Bay Glenorchy N/A

1946 - 47 Kingborough Glenorchy South Hobart

1947 - 48 North Hobart South Hobart Glenorchy

1948 - 49 Glenorchy New Town Ogilvie High

1949 - 50 North Hobart Sandy Bay Ogilvie High

1950 - 51 Glenorchy South Hobart New Town

1951 - 52 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy

1952 - 53 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy

1953 - 54 North Hobart Glenorchy Ogilvie High

1954 - 55 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy

1955 - 56 Glenorchy Glenorchy New Town

1956 - 57 Glenorchy Glenorchy Glenorchy

1957 - 58 Kingborough Glenorchy New Town

1958 - 59 South Hobart Glenorchy Brighton

1959 - 60 South Hobart New Town New Town

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SEASON 1st GRADE 2nd GRADE 3rd GRADE 4th GRADE / Under Age Women’s

1960 - 61 Glenorchy New Norfolk Clarence

1961 - 62 New Town University South Hobart

1962 - 63 Glenorchy Clarence North Hobart

1963 - 64 New Town Clarence New Town

1964 - 65 New Town Glenorchy Clarence Kingborough

1965 - 66 Sandy Bay Kingborough New Norfolk Kingborough

1966 - 67 New Town Glenorchy New Norfolk

1967 - 68 New Town Glenorchy Glenorchy

1968 - 69 New Town Glenorchy Glenorchy

1969 - 70 New Town Glenorchy Glenorchy

1970 - 71 North Hobart Clarence Glenorchy

1971 - 72 Kingborough Kingborough New Town

1972 - 73 North Hobart Glenorchy New Town

1973 - 74 Glenorchy Sandy Bay Glenorchy

1974 - 75 University Sandy Bay Glenorchy

1975 - 76 Glenorchy Glenorchy Sandy Bay

1976 - 77 Glenorchy University Sandy Bay

1977 - 78 University Glenorchy Glenorchy

1978 - 79 North Hobart Glenorchy Kingborough

1979 - 80 South Hobart Glenorchy Kingborough

1980 - 81 Sandy Bay Clarence Glenorchy

1981 - 82 Clarence Kingborough Glenorchy

1982 - 83 Clarence Clarence North Hobart

1983 - 84 Clarence Glenorchy Glenorchy

1984 - 85 Clarence Glenorchy Clarence

1985 - 86 University Clarence Glenorchy

1986 - 87 University Clarence Clarence

1987 - 88 Clarence Clarence Clarence North Hobart (4) Kingborough (U)

1988 - 89 Clarence Clarence Clarence Clarence New Town

1989 - 90 Clarence Clarence Glenorchy SHSB Clarence

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SEASON 1st GRADE 2nd GRADE 3rd GRADE 4th GRADE / Under Age Women’s

1990 - 91 Clarence Glenorchy Clarence Clarence North Hobart

1991 - 92 North Hobart North Hobart Glenorchy Glenorchy Clarence

1992 - 93 North Hobart University Glenorchy New Town Kingborough

1993 - 94 North Hobart University North Hobart Kingborough

1994 - 95 Clarence Sth Hob / SBay Sth Hob / SBay New Town

1995 - 96 North Hobart Lindisfarne Glenorchy Clarence

1996 - 97 Kingborough Clarence Lindisfarne North Hobart

1997 - 98 Kingborough University Clarence Clarence

1998 - 99 North Hobart North Hobart Kingborough Kingborough

1999 - 00 University Kingborough University Kingborough University

2000 - 01 Lindisfarne Kingborough Clarence Glenorchy Clarence

2001 - 02 North Hobart Sth Hob / SBay Clarence Clarence Clarence

2002 - 03 Clarence Clarence Lindisfarne Lindisfarne Glenorchy

2003 - 04 Clarence Clarence Sth Hob / SBay Kingborough Kingborough

2004 - 05 North Hobart Clarence Lindisfarne Kingborough

2005 - 06 North Hobart Clarence Lindisfarne Clarence Lindisfarne

2006 - 07 Kingborough North Hobart North Hobart Lindisfarne

2007 - 08 Kingborough Sth Hob / SBay Kingborough North Hobart

2008 - 09 University Kingborough Sth Hob / SBay Glenorchy Women’s

2009 - 10 North Hobart University Lindisfarne Clarence Clarence 2010 - 11 Lindisfarne Kingborough Sth Hob / SBay Clarence North Hobart 2011 - 12 Clarence Clarence Clarence North Hobart Kingborough 2012 - 13 Glenorchy Glenorchy Lindisfarne New Town Kingborough 2013 - 14 Glenorchy Sth Hob / SBay Glenorchy Clarence North Hobart 2014 - 15 Kingborough Glenorchy Sth Hob / SBay Kingborough North Hobart

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TCA Club Champions 1931 – 2015

CLUB No. WINNING SEASONS

Kingborough 6 1935/36, 1939/40, 1966/67, 2003/04,2009/10,2010/11,2014/15

Sandy Bay 4 1933/34, 1934/35, 1949/50, 1974/75

South Hobart 5 1931/32, 1932/33, 1936/37, 1937/38, 1940/41

Sth Hob / S By 3 2006/07, 2007/08, 2008/09

North Hobart 5 1965/66, 1971/72, 1991/92, 1994/95, 2000/01

Lindisfarne 2 1996/97, 2005/06 (T),

New Town 5 1938/39, 1959/60, 1960/61, 1961/62, 1972/73

University 2 1982/83, 2004/05

Clarence

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1970/71 (T), 1984/85, 1985/86, 1986/87, 1988/89, 1989/90, 1990/91,

1993/94, 1995/96, 1997/98, 1998/99, 1999/00 2001/02, 2002/03,

2005/06 (T), 2009/10,2011/12

Glenorchy

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1941/42, 1946/47, 1947/48, 1948/49, 1950/51, 1951/52, 1952/53,

1953/54, 1954/55, 1955/56, 1956/57, 1958/59, 1962/63, 1963/64,

1964/65, 1967/68, 1968/69, 1969/70, 1970/71(T), 1973/74, 1975/76,

1976/77, 1977/78, 1978/79, 1979/80, 1980/81, 1981/82, 1983/84,

1987/88, 1992/93, 2012/13, 2013/14

2014 - 2015

Club Championship

1st Gd 2nd Gd 3rd Gd U/17 U/15 Women Total

Kingborough 80 61.3 80 64 54.75 26 366.05 1st

Clarence 45.9 24 34 64 29.5 38 235.40 2nd

Glenorchy 81.8 56 18 24 16 22 217.80 3rd

Nth Hobart 30 35.9 22 44 24 47 202.90 4th

Lindisfarne 30 50 38 44 32 2 196.00 5th

New Town 5.2 40 30 32 48 30 185.20 6th

SHSB 74 16 46 6 0 30 172.00 7th

University 60 19.5 20 28 31 13 171.50 8th

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KINGBOROUGH DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB

2014 – 2015

COMPLETE CLUB STATISTICS

Compiled by Brian Mitchell

Qualifications:

Grade Cricket

Club Batting TCA Qualifications

1st Grade 6 innings + 300 runs 6 inns + 300 runs

2nd Grade 6 innings + 200 runs 6 inns + 200 runs 3rd Grade 6 innings + 175 runs 6 inns + 200 runs Under 17s 6 innings + 175 runs 6 inns + 200 runs Women’s 6 innings + 100 runs 6 innings + 100 runs Club Bowling TCA Qualifications 1st Grade 90 overs + 20 wickets 100 overs + 20 wickets 2nd Grade 85 overs + 15 wickets 90 overs + 15 wickets 3rd Grade 75 overs + 12 wickets 80 overs + 15 wickets Under 17’s 70 overs + 12 wickets 70 overs + 15 wickets Women’s 25 overs + 10 wickets 25 overs + 10 wickets

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2014 – 15 KINGBOROUGH DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB Season Statistics 1st Grade CTPL Premiers

Team Plyd Wo/r W1st Draw L1st Win% RunsF RunsA WkLost WkTake OvFace OvBowl

Kingborough 23 1 15 1 6 69.57 4198 4233 138 207 1183 1243

Batting 1st Gd Batting Average Qual = 6 inns + 300 runs

Name Mts Inn NO HS 50 100 4s 6s Dks Avg SR Runs Ct St RO

Rose, Clive 11 7 2 114* 1 2 38 5 1 63.80 78 319 4 - -

Webster, Beau 21 19 4 151 2 1 73 9 1 46.73 64.08 701 15 - 1

Lovell, Brad 21 17 5 69* 2 - 42 8 1 31.42 73.63 377 8 - 2

Jones, Brady 22 21 4 79 3 - 54 7 3 28.65 73.45 487 16 - 2

Freitag, Nathan 21 18 2 100 1 1 38 2 1 24.19 52.16 387 3 - 1

Rollins, Trent 23 18 1 64 2 - 52 1 1 23.88 54.35 406 29 3 -

Shelton, Jason 22 22 1 58 3 - 37 4 3 20.95 54.39 440 9 - 2

Holland, Shane 7 4 2 41* - - 7 - - 32.00 47.41 64 - - -

Maher, Adam 23 7 2 56 1 - 19 2 - 30.80 70 154 6 - -

Steele, Jake 23 14 5 86* 2 - 26 - - 30.56 56.82 275 20 - 1

Bury, Chris 5 5 2 51 1 - 7 - - 27.00 46.29 81 4 - -

Divin, Mark 8 4 1 34 - - 4 4 - 22.00 97.06 66 2 - 2

Vincent, Alex 1 1 - 17 - - 1 - - 17.00 53.12 17 1 - -

Hemingway, Jesse 6 2 - 18 - - 3 - - 16.00 45.07 32 3 - -

Martyn, Sam 12 3 2 14* - - 2 - - 16.00 100 16 2 - -

Backhouse, Mitchell 10 6 2 21 - - 6 - - 15.75 36.42 63 5 - -

Vincent, Jake 1 1 - 11 - - - - - 11.00 42.31 11 - - -

Bird, Jackson 6 2 - 2 - - - - - 1.50 30 3 4 - -

Backhouse, Riley 3 1 - 0 - - - - 1 0.00 0 0 - - -

Elliott, Chris 2 1 - 0 - - - - 1 0.00 0 0 1 - -

Ward, Rhys 3 1 1 31* - - 3 - - N/A 29.81 31 2 - -

Wisniewski, Kyle 1 1 1 6* - - - - - N/A 46.15 6 - - -

Reed, Jake 5 - - 0 - - - - - N/A - 0 1 - -

Top Individual Scores (15 of the top 18 are scored at home) # Name Club Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Webster, Beau KDCC 24-Jan-15 University A Uni Oval 151

2 Rose, Clive KDCC 25-Oct-14 New Town A Kingston TO 114*

3 Rose, Clive KDCC 21-Mar-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 102*

4 Freitag, Nathan KDCC 25-Oct-14 New Town A Kingston TO 100

5 Webster, Beau KDCC 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne A Kingston TO 88*

6 Steele, Jake KDCC 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne A Kingston TO 86*

7 Webster, Beau KDCC 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy A Kingston TO 82

8 Jones, Brady KDCC 21-Feb-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 79

9 Steele, Jake KDCC 22-Nov-14 Lindisfarne A Anzac Park 70

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10 Lovell, Brad KDCC 20-Dec-14 Glenorchy A KGV 69*

11 Lovell, Brad KDCC 21-Mar-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 65*

12 Rose, Clive KDCC 29-Nov-14 University A Kingston TO 65

13 Rollins, Trent KDCC 27-Mar-15 University A Kingston TO 64

14 Shelton, Jason KDCC 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy A Kingston TO 58

15 Jones, Brady KDCC 13-Dec-14 Clarence A Kingston TO 56*

16 Shelton, Jason KDCC 13-Dec-14 Clarence A Kingston TO 56

17 Maher, Adam KDCC 21-Feb-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 56

18 Shelton, Jason KDCC 4-Oct-14 University A Kingston TO 55*

Best Partnerships by Wicket

# Name Score Name Score Wk Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Shelton, Jason 55 Lovell, Brad 45 1 4-Oct-14 University A Kings TO 113*

2 Jones, Brady 26 Rollins, Trent 52 2 20-Dec-14 Glenorchy A KGV 65

3 Shelton, Jason 56 Jones, Brady 56 3 13-Dec-14 Clarence A Kings TO 86

4 Webster, Beau 88 Steele, Jake 86 4 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne Kings TO 182*

5 Freitag, Nathan 35 Lovell, Brad 69 5 20-Dec-14 Glenorchy A KGV 80

6 Freitag, Nathan 100 Rose, Clive 114 6 25-Oct-14 New Town Kings TO 212

7 Lovell, Brad 65 Rose, Clive 102 7 21-Mar-15 SHSB A Kings TO 174*

8 Hemingway, Jesse 18 Webster, Beau 151 8 24-Jan-15 University A Uni Oval 44

9 Maher, Adam 56 Holland, Shane 41 9 21-Feb-15 SHSB A Kings TO 100

10 Steele, Jake 70 Maher, Adam 45 10 22-Nov-14 Lindisfarne Anzac Park 107

NB Incredibly the 6th,7th & 10th partnerships were “Club Record Partnerships” The Century Partnerships for the year.

# Name Score Name Score Wk Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Freitag, Nathan 100 Rose, Clive 114 6 25-Oct-14 New Town A Kingston TO 212

2 Webster, Beau 88 Steele, Jake 86 4 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne A Kingston TO 182*

3 Lovell, Brad 65 Rose, Clive 102 7 21-Mar-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 174*

4 Shelton, Jason 55 Lovell, Brad 45 1 4-Oct-14 University A Kingston TO 113*

5 Steele, Jake 70 Maher, Adam 45 10 22-Nov-14 Lindisfarne A Anzac Park 107

6 Shelton, Jason 32 Rollins, Trent 64 1 27-Mar-15 University A Kingston TO 102

7 Maher, Adam 56 Holland, Shane 41 9 21-Feb-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 100

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BOWLING 1st Gd Bowling Aves Qual = 20 Wicks + 90 Overs

Name Mts Overs Maid RunsA BBowl 5I 10 Avg Econ SR Wkt

Rose, Clive 11 166 47 350 6-14 1 - 15.91 2.11 45.27 22

Maher, Adam 23 217.3 44 657 6-17 2 - 17.76 3.02 35.27 37

Freitag, Nathan 21 199.3 37 654 5-34 1 - 18.17 3.28 33.25 36

Webster, Beau 21 146.5 23 501 3-9 - - 23.86 3.41 41.95 21

Bird, Jackson 6 86.4 19 246 7-98 1 - 12.30 2.84 26.00 20

Holland, Shane 7 51.4 13 162 3-28 - - 18.00 3.14 34.44 9

Ward, Rhys 3 13 2 38 1-14 - - 19.00 2.92 39.00 2

Divin, Mark 8 34 2 185 2-19 - - 23.12 5.44 25.50 8

Shelton, Jason 22 71.1 7 312 3-32 - - 26.00 4.38 35.58 12

Backhouse, Mitchell 10 18 6 52 1-17 - - 26.00 2.89 54.00 2

Elliott, Chris 2 19.1 3 80 2-21 - - 26.67 4.17 38.33 3

Lovell, Brad 21 152.2 37 549 5-65 1 - 28.89 3.6 48.11 19

Hemingway, Jesse 6 8.2 - 29 1-0 - - 29.00 3.48 50.00 1

Reed, Jake 5 26 2 120 1-5 - - 40.00 4.62 52.00 3

Jones, Brady 22 25 1 115 1-2 - - 115.00 4.6 150.00 1

Backhouse, Riley 3 0 - - - - N/A 0 - -

Bury, Chris 5 0 - - - - N/A 0 - -

Martyn, Sam 12 1 - 9 0-9 - - N/A 9 - -

Rollins, Trent 23 0 - - - - N/A 0 - -

Steele, Jake 23 0 - - - - N/A 0 - -

Vincent, Alex 1 6 3 20 0-2 - - N/A 3.33 - -

Vincent, Jake 1 0 - - - - N/A 0 - -

Wisniewski Kyle 1 2 - 17 0-17 - - N/A 8.5 - -

Unfortunately Clive only bowled 94 Overs in the Roster Series. With another 6 overs he would have won back to back CTPL Bowling Averages. Best Bowling Efforts for the Year:

# Name Date Opposition Ground Figures

1 Bird, Jackson 27-Mar-15 University A Kingston TO 7-98 G Final

2 Rose, Clive 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy A Kingston TO 6-14

3 Maher, Adam 8-Mar-15 North Hobart A TCA Ground 6-17

4 Freitag, Nathan 25-Oct-14 New Town A Kingston TO 5-34

5 Maher, Adam 7-Feb-15 Clarence A Kingston TO 5-41

6 Lovell, Brad 21-Mar-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 5-65

7 Bird, Jackson 6-Dec-14 North Hobart A Kingston TO 4-15

8 Bird, Jackson 21-Feb-15 SHSB A Kingston TO 4-40

9 Maher, Adam 1-Feb-15 Glenorchy A Belle Oval 4-42

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Best Bowling Economy:

Name Mts Overs Maids Runs Wkt's BBowl Econ

Rose, Clive 11 166 47 350 22 6-14 2.11

Bird, Jackson 6 86.4 19 246 20 7-98 2.84

Backhouse, Mitchell 10 18 6 52 2 1-17 2.89

Maher, Adam 23 217.3 44 657 37 6-17 3.02

Holland, Shane 7 51.4 13 162 9 3-28 3.14

Freitag, Nathan 21 199.3 37 654 36 5-34 3.28

Webster, Beau 21 146.5 23 501 21 3-9 3.41

Hemingway, Jesse 6 8.2 - 29 1 1-0 3.48

Lovell, Brad 21 152.2 37 549 19 5-65 3.6

Shelton, Jason 22 71.1 7 312 12 3-32 4.38

Jones, Brady 22 25 1 115 1 1-2 4.6

All Rounder Efforts:

# Name Mts Wkts Runs

1 Webster, Beau 21 21 701

2 Freitag, Nathan 21 36 387

3 Lovell, Brad 21 19 377

4 Rose, Clive 11 22 319

5 Shelton, Jason 22 12 440

FIELDING Wicket Keepers:

# Name Mts Byes Catch Stump Total

1 Rollins, Trent 23 48 29 3 32

2 Shelton, Jason 22 - 1 - 1

Catches taken in the Field:

# Name Mts Catches # Name Mts Catches

1 Steele, Jake 23 20 10 Rose, Clive 11 4

2 Jones, Brady 22 16 11 Hemingway, Jesse 6 3

3 Webster, Beau 21 15 12 Freitag, Nathan 21 3

4 Lovell, Brad 21 8 13 Divin, Mark 8 2

5 Shelton, Jason 22 8 14 Martyn, Sam 12 2

6 Maher, Adam 23 6 15 Ward, Rhys 3 2

7 Backhouse, Mitchell 10 5 16 Elliott, Chris 2 1

8 Bury, Chris 5 4 17 Reed, Jake 5 1

9 Bird, Jackson 6 4 18 Vincent, Alex 1 1

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KINGBOROUGH DCC Women’s Cricket Stats

2014 – 2015

Match Results

Team1 Team2 Round Date Grade Ground Winner

CDCC 98/4 KDCC 92/4 14 sx 8-Feb-15 Wom1G CSt CDCC Win by 6 runs

KDCC LCC 13 RN 1-Feb-15 Wom1G KTO No result

KDCC 124/2 TUCC 123/3 12 sx 24-Jan-15 Wom1G KTO KDCC Win by 9 wkts

KDCC 101/4 NTCC 100/9 11 sx 18-Jan-15 Wom1G KTO KDCC Win by 7 wkts

GDCC 67/7 KDCC 69/3 10 sx 21-Dec-14 Wom1G KGV KDCC Win by 8 wkts

KDCC 108/6 CDCC 109/4 9 sx 14-Dec-14 Wom1G KTO CDCC Win by 1 runs

KDCC 65/9 NHCC 66/5 8 sx 7-Dec-14 Wom1G LPk NHCC Win by 6 wkts

TUCC 90/4 KDCC 91/2 7 sx 30-Nov-14 Wom1G Uni KDCC Win by 9 wkts

LCC 50/10 KDCC 51/1 6 sx 23-Nov-14 Wom1G AnPk KDCC Win by 10 wkts

SHSB 143/4 KDCC 88/8 5 sx 16-Nov-14 Wom1G Queen SHSB Win by 55 runs

KDCC 99/3 GDCC 93/4 4 sx 9-Nov-14 Wom1G KTO KDCC Win by 6 runs

NHCC 143/4 KDCC 108/2 3 sx 2-Nov-14 Wom1G TCA NHCC Win by 35 runs

NTCC KDCC 2 RN 26-Oct-14 Wom1G NTO No result

KDCC 69/8 SHSB 75/1 1 sx 19-Oct-14 Wom1G KTO SHSB Win by 10 wkts

Batting Averages (Qual = 100 Runs + 5 innings)

# Name Club Mts Inn NO Runs HS Avg

1 KA Coppleman KDCC 9 6 4 112 38* 56.00

2 M Waldron KDCC 12 11 5 329 61* 54.83

3 J Jones KDCC 11 10 3 157 47* 22.43

4 E Lawson KDCC 11 9 2 127 29 18.14

5 L Jacobson KDCC 12 7 2 60 40 12.00

6 E Dick KDCC 10 4 2 17 15* 8.50

7 N Erends KDCC 9 3 - 20 16 6.67

8 L Donaghy KDCC 10 5 - 28 15 5.60

9 A Small KDCC 12 11 1 53 17 5.30

10 BH Davies KDCC 8 3 2 4 3 4.00

11 M Turnbull KDCC 11 3 1 3 3* 1.50

12 H Cowen KDCC 10 3 1 2 1* 1.00

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Top Individual Scores

# Name Club Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 M Waldron KDCC 14-Dec-14 CDCC King TO 61*

2 M Waldron KDCC 18-Jan-15 NTCC King TO 53*

3 M Waldron KDCC 8-Feb-15 CDCC Clare St 51*

4 M Waldron KDCC 9-Nov-14 GDCC King TO 50*

5 M Waldron KDCC 24-Jan-15 TUCC King TO 48

6 J Jones KDCC 2-Nov-14 NHCC TCA 47*

7 J Jones KDCC 24-Jan-15 TUCC King TO 43*

8 L Jacobson KDCC 16-Nov-14 SHSB Queen 40

Best Partnerships by Wicket

# Name Score Name Score Wk Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 A Small 17 J Jones 28 1 23-Nov-14 LCC Anzac Pk 47

2 M Waldron 48 J Jones 43 2 24-Jan-15 TUCC King TO 80

3 E Lawson 26 KA Coppleman 38 3 30-Nov-14 TUCC Uni 86*

4 J Jones 8 M Waldron 51 4 8-Feb-15 CDCC Clare St 37

5 M Waldron 53 KA Coppleman 19 5 18-Jan-15 NTCC King TO 60*

6 L Donaghy 10 KA Coppleman 23 6 19-Oct-14 SHSB King TO 25

7 L Jacobson 40 E Dick 15 7 16-Nov-14 SHSB Queen 29

8 E Dick 1 M Turnbull 3 8 7-Dec-14 NHCC Light Pk 13

9 E Dick 15 BH Davies 0* 9 16-Nov-14 SHSB Queen 5*

10 M Turnbull 3 BH Davies 1 10 7-Dec-14 NHCC Light Pk 5*

Bowling Averages - (Qual = 8 wickets + 25 Overs)

# Name Club Mts Overs Maids Runs Wkt's BBowl Avg

2 KA Coppleman KDCC 9 31 3 114 8 2-12 14.25

5 L Jacobson KDCC 12 30.1 1 184 9 3-6 20.44

7 E Lawson KDCC 11 41.4 2 258 11 3-0 23.45

1 E Dick KDCC 10 15 1 72 7 3-5 10.29

3 N Erends KDCC 9 15 1 83 5 2-2 16.60

4 L Donaghy KDCC 10 33 - 141 7 2-20 20.14

6 BH Davies KDCC 8 7.3 - 46 2 1-6 23.00

8 J Jones KDCC 11 41 2 213 2 1-8 106.50

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Best Bowling in an Innings

# Name Club Date Opposition Ground Figures

1 E Lawson KDCC 23-Nov-14 LCC Anzac Pk 3-0

2 E Dick KDCC 23-Nov-14 LCC Anzac Pk 3-5

3 L Jacobson KDCC 21-Dec-14 GDCC KGV 3-6

4 N Erends KDCC 23-Nov-14 LCC Anzac Pk 2-2

5 L Jacobson KDCC 18-Jan-15 NTCC King TO 2-7

6 E Dick KDCC 9-Nov-14 GDCC King TO 2-10

7 KA Coppleman KDCC 24-Jan-15 TUCC King TO 2-12

8 L Donaghy KDCC 14-Dec-14 CDCC King TO 2-20

Keeper Dismissals

# Name Club Mts Byes Catch Stump Total

1 M Waldron KDCC 12 13 1 3 4

Catches taken in the Field\

# Name Club Mts Catches

1 KA Coppleman KDCC 9 3

2 L Jacobson KDCC 12 3

3 E Lawson KDCC 11 3

4 N Erends KDCC 9 2

5 A Small KDCC 12 2

6 BH Davies KDCC 8 1

7 E Dick KDCC 10 1

8 J Jones KDCC 11 1

9 L Donaghy KDCC 10 1

10 M Waldron KDCC 12 1

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KDCC 2nd Gd Stats Season 2014/15 6 inns + 200 Rns KDCC 2nd Gd Batting Averages 2014-15

Name Mts Inn NO HS 50 100 4s 6s Dks Avg SR Runs Ct St RO

Martyn, Sam 8 8 - 67 2 - 34 1 - 35.50 48.71 284 4 - 1

Gates, Jack 10 10 - 67 2 - 33 3 - 34.20 71.40 342 6 - -

Backhouse, Riley 13 14 1 86 4 - 36 3 4 31.54 57.18 410 4 - -

Coad, Matthew 14 11 3 78* 2 - 18 2 2 28.00 63.64 224 25 3 -

Vincent, Jake 15 15 2 83 1 - 33 - 2 26.92 51.55 350 9 - -

Hemingway, Jess 12 13 3 80 2 - 33 5 2 26.60 69.63 266 3 - 1

Vincent, Alex 10 9 1 92 1 - 21 1 2 26.00 67.10 208 4 - 2

Martyn, Tom 7 8 3 59* 1 - 15 - - 36.20 31.53 181 3 - 1

Rawson, Callum 7 6 2 45 - - 9 - - 31.75 62.25 127 1 - -

Elliott, Chris 6 5 3 28 - - 2 - - 24.50 31.82 49 3 - -

Backhouse, Mitchell 6 5 - 42 - - 9 2 - 21.80 46.38 109 3 - -

Coombes, John 6 5 - 38 - - 10 - - 19.80 43.61 99 7 - -

Ribbon, Baden 12 8 3 37 - - 9 - 2 16.40 42.05 82 2 - -

Hay, Dylan 11 10 1 60 1 - 8 - 2 14.78 40.92 133 6 - 1

Harrison, Blair 6 6 - 56 1 - 6 - 1 12.83 42.54 77 2 - -

Street, Lincoln 12 5 2 13 - - 3 - - 11.67 41.67 35 2 - -

Bowerman, Jack 2 1 - 11 - - 2 - - 11.00 78.57 11 1 - -

Prichard, Henry 1 1 - 6 - - - - - 6.00 23.08 6 - - -

Wisniewski, Kyle 8 5 2 12 - - 1 - - 5.33 38.10 16 2 - -

Holland, Shane 9 4 1 3* - - - - 2 2.00 46.15 6 - - -

Bury, Chris 1 1 - 0 - - - - 1 0.00 0.00 0 1 - -

Ward, Liam 1 1 1 18* - - 3 - - N/A 112.50 18 1 - -

Bigwood, Matthew 3 - - 0 - - - - - N/A - 0 2 - -

Top Scores # Name Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Vincent, Alex 25-Oct-14 New Town B New Town Oval 92

2 Backhouse, Riley 18-Oct-14 SH-SB B Kingston TO 86

3 Vincent, Jake 6-Dec-14 North Hobart B TCA Ground 83

4 Hemingway, Jess 21-Mar-15 New Town B New Town Oval 80

5 Coad, Matthew 24-Jan-15 University B Kingston TO 78*

6 Backhouse, Riley 7-Feb-15 Clarence B Ferguson Park 71

7 Hemingway, Jess 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne B Anzac Park 67

8 Martyn, Sam 17-Jan-15 New Town B Kingston TO 67

9 Gates, Jack 21-Mar-15 New Town B New Town Oval 67

10 Backhouse, Riley 6-Dec-14 North Hobart B TCA Ground 65

11 Martyn, Sam 29-Nov-14 University B Uni Oval 63

12 Hay, Dylan 24-Jan-15 University B Kingston TO 60

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Top Partnerships by Wicket

# Name Score Name Score Wk Date Opposition Ground Run

s

1 Gates, Jack 67 Vincent, Jake 35 1 21-Mar-15 New Town B New Town Oval 103

2 Gates, Jack 50 Backhouse, Riley 71 2 7-Feb-15 Clarence B Ferguson Park 100

3 Backhouse, Riley 65 Vincent, Jake 83 3 6-Dec-14 North Hobart B TCA Ground 132

4 Vincent, Jake 40 Backhouse, Riley 86 4 18-Oct-14 SH-SB B Kingston TO 84

5 Rawson, Callum 24 Backhouse, Riley 86 5 18-Oct-14 SH-SB B Kingston TO 62

6 Hemingway, Jess 80 Martyn, Tom 48 6 21-Mar-15 New Town B New Town Oval 76

7 Vincent, Alex 92 Coad, Matthew 50 7 25-Oct-14 New Town B New Town Oval 114

8 Martyn, Tom 48 Ribbon, Baden 37 8 21-Mar-15 New Town B New Town Oval 79

9 Coad, Matthew 41 Martyn, Tom 59 9 21-Feb-15 SH-SB B Queenborough 66

10 Martyn, Tom 59 Ribbon, Baden 22 10 21-Feb-15 SH-SB B Queenborough 66*

15W + 85 Ov 2014 - 15 2nd Grade Bowling Averages

Name Mts Overs Maid RunsA BBowl 5I 10 Avg Econ SR Wkt

Hemingway, Jess 12 129 43 306 5-22 1 - 11.77 2.37 29.77 26

Elliott, Chris 6 101 15 334 6-53 1 - 17.58 3.31 31.89 19

Holland, Shane 9 103.1 17 302 4-87 - - 17.76 2.93 36.41 17

Street, Lincoln 12 98.4 13 387 4-34 - - 21.50 3.92 32.89 18

Hay, Dylan 11 101 18 323 3-22 - - 21.53 3.20 40.40 15

Ribbon, Baden 12 92 19 227 3-8 - - 16.21 2.47 39.43 14

Backhouse, Riley 13 67.2 11 178 3-12 - - 13.69 2.64 31.08 13

Vincent, Jake 15 52.5 7 186 4-11 - - 14.31 3.52 24.38 13

Wisniewski, Kyle 8 87.3 12 317 4-32 - - 24.38 3.62 40.38 13

Backhouse, Mitchell 6 62.3 11 207 3-18 - - 23.00 3.31 41.67 9

Bigwood, Matthew 3 34.1 6 116 3-40 - - 23.20 3.40 41.00 5

Martyn, Tom 7 11 4 16 1-2 - - 8.00 1.45 33.00 2

Martyn, Sam 8 2 - 10 0-10 - - N/A 5.00 - 0

Vincent, Alex 10 6 - 33 0-3 - - N/A 5.50 - 0

Ward, L 1 8 2 26 0-26 - - N/A 3.25 - 0

Best Bowling Figures:

# Name Date Opposition Ground Figures

1 Elliott, Chris 24-Jan-15 University B Kingston TO 6-53

2 Hemingway, Jess 17-Jan-15 New Town B Kingston TO 5-22

3 Vincent, Jake 18-Oct-14 SH-SB B Kingston TO 4-11

4 Vincent, Jake 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy B King George V Oval 4-21

5 Wisniewski, Kyle 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy B King George V Oval 4-32

6 Hemingway, Jess 8-Mar-15 North Hobart B Ferguson Park 4-33

7 Street, Lincoln 6-Dec-14 North Hobart B TCA Ground 4-34

8 Elliott, Chris 8-Mar-15 North Hobart B Ferguson Park 4-34

9 Elliott, Chris 28-Mar-15 Glenorchy B King George V Oval 4-68

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10 Holland, Shane 21-Feb-15 SH-SB B Queenborough 4-87

Catches taken in the Field:

# Name Mts Catches # Name Mts Catches

1 Vincent, Jake 15 9 11 Martyn, Tom 7 3

2 Coombes, John 6 7 12 Ribbon, Baden 12 2

3 Gates, Jack 10 6 13 Harrison, Blair 6 2

4 Hay, Dylan 11 6 14 Wisniewski, Kyle 8 2

5 Martyn, Sam 8 4 15 Street, Lincoln 12 2

6 Backhouse, Riley 13 4 16 Bigwood, Matthew 3 2

7 Vincent, Alex 10 4 17 Bury, Chris 1 1

8 Elliott, Chris 6 3 18 Rawson, Callum 7 1

9 Hemingway, Jess 12 3 19 Ward, Liam 1 1

10 Backhouse, Mitchell 6 3

Wicketkeeping:

# Name Mts Byes Catch Stump Total

1 Coad, Matthew 14 29 25 3 28

2 Bowerman, Jack 2 - 1 - 1

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KDCC 3rd Grade Statistics Season 2014/15

6 inns + 175 Rns 2014-15 3rd Grade Batting Averages

Name Mts Inn NO HS 50 100 4s 6s

Dks Avg SR

Runs Ct St RO

Coombes, John 8 9 1 111* 1 1 27 5 - 33.7

5 52.5

3 270 3 - -

Harrison, Blair 11 12 1 113* 1 1 35 1 2 29.27 31.88 322 3 - -

Bowerman, Jack 11 10 1 65 2 - 31 2 - 27.22 59.85 245 17 5 2

Turnbull, Bryce 12 12 2 59* 2 - 32 4 1 26.80 33.57 268 7 - -

Rawson, Callum 9 10 2 52* 1 - 18 - 1 25.00 33.01 200 6 - -

Perryman, Liam 15 15 2 81 2 - 32 3 1 19.46 65.38 253 13 - 1

Ward, Liam 2 2 1 41* - - 6 2 - 63.00 - 63 - - -

Gates, Jack 3 3 1 69 1 - 13 1 - 60.50 - 121 2 - -

Ward, Rhys 3 3 1 52 1 - 7 2 - 53.50 - 107 1 - -

Elliott, Daniel 3 3 - 70 2 - 15 3 - 44.00 - 132 2 - -

Martyn, Tom 5 5 1 78 1 - 13 - - 43.25 - 173 7 - -

Bigwood, Matthew 13 5 3 23 - - 2 - - 24.50 47.83 49 2 - 1

Prichard, Henry 3 1 - 22 - - 3 - - 22.00 - 22 1 - -

Street, Lincoln 4 4 1 41 - - 7 1 1 18.33 - 55 - - -

Hoggett, Luke 15 8 3 25 - - 8 1 - 17.20 32.1 86 5 - 2

Bradburn, Harry 16 11 3 39* - - 4 - 2 15.12 19.8 121 4 - 1

Cowen, Toby 4 2 - 18 - - 1 1 - 11.50 - 23 - - -

Wisniewski, Kyle 7 6 - 23 - - 2 1 - 11.00 62.07 66 3 - 1

Waldron, Mary 4 2 1 11 - - - - - 11.00 - 11 6 - -

Burgess, Murray 13 8 3 21 - - 3 - 2 10.80 27.08 54 6 - 1

Carter, Tyler 1 1 - 7 - - 1 - - 7.00 - 7 1 - -

Bevan, Tom 2 1 - 1 - - - - - 1.00 - 1 2 - -

Stansfield, Tom 2 1 - 1 - - - - - 1.00 - 1 - - -

Griggs, Lochie 1 - - 0 - - - - - - - - - - -

Szoke, Angus 1 - - 0 - - - - - - - - - - -

Drake, Tim 11 3 3 17* - - - 1 - N/A - 29 1 - -

Top Scores:

# Name Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Harrison, Blair 24-Jan-15 University C Ferguson Park 113*

2 Coombes, John 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy C Mt Nelson Oval 111*

3 Perryman, Liam 24-Jan-15 University C Ferguson Park 81

4 Martyn, Tom 25-Oct-14 New Town C Gunn Oval - Pontville 78

5 Elliott, Daniel 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne C Gunn Oval - Pontville 70

6 Gates, Jack 25-Oct-14 New Town C Gunn Oval - Pontville 69

7 Bowerman, Jack 21-Mar-15 Clarence C Clare St 65

8 Turnbull, Bryce 24-Jan-15 University C Ferguson Park 59*

9 Turnbull, Bryce 7-Feb-15 Clarence C Kangaroo Bay 58*

10 Rawson, Callum 8-Mar-15 North Hobart C Gunn Oval - Pontville 52*

11 Ward, Rhys 22-Nov-14 Lindisfarne C Gunn Oval - Pontville 52

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12 Perryman, Liam 13-Dec-14 Clarence C Clare St 51*

13 Bowerman, Jack 22-Nov-14 Lindisfarne C Gunn Oval - Pontville 51

14 Elliott, Daniel 20-Dec-14 Glenorchy C Kingston Twin Ovals 51

15 Coombes, John 25-Oct-14 New Town C Gunn Oval - Pontville 50

16 Harrison, Blair 21-Mar-15 Clarence C Clare St 50

Best Partnerships by Wicket:

# Name Score Name Score Wk Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Coombes, John 50 Martyn, Tom 78 1 25-Oct-14 New Town Gunn Oval - Pontville 109

2 Perryman, Liam 81 Harrison, Blair 113 2 24-Jan-15 University C Ferguson Park 128

3 Rawson, Callum 37 Harrison, Blair 50 3 21-Mar-15 Clarence C Clare St 82

4 Harrison, Blair 113 Turnbull, Bryce 59 4 24-Jan-15 University C Ferguson Park 133*

5 Bowerman, Jack 65 Turnbull, Bryce 46 5 21-Mar-15 Clarence C Clare St 99

6 Coombes, John 111 Street, Lincoln 13 6 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy C Mt Nelson Oval 25*

7 Ward, Rhys 52 Bradburn, Harry 21 7 22-Nov-14 Lindisfarne C Gunn Oval - Pontville 86

8 Ward, Liam 41 Burgess, Murray 9 8 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne C Gunn Oval - Pontville 35*

9 Bigwood, Matthew 23 Bradburn, Harry 39 9 22-Feb-15 SHSB C Kingston Twin Ovals 40

10 Bradburn, Harry 39 Drake, Tim 17 10 22-Feb-15 SHSB C Kingston Twin Ovals 47*

BOWLING:

Best Bowling Figures:

75 Ov + 12 W 2014 - 15 KDCC 3rd Gd Bowling Averages

Name Mts Overs Maid RunsA BBowl 5I 10 Avg Econ SR Wkt

Street, Lincoln 4 76 24 160 7-71 2 - 8.89 2.11 25.33 18

Bradburn, Harry 16 128.2 28 354 4-11 - - 11.80 2.76 25.67 30

Hoggett, Luke 15 65.2 7 218 3-15 - - 14.53 3.34 26.13 15

Bigwood, Matthew 13 118.2 22 323 5-8 1 - 14.68 2.73 32.27 22

Wisniewski, Kyle 7 102.4 24 278 5-45 2 - 15.44 2.71 34.22 18

Burgess, Murray 13 76.2 14 308 4-6 - - 19.25 4.03 28.62 16

Coombes, John 8 2 - 6 1-6 - - 6.00 3 12 1

Cowen, Toby 4 10 - 46 4-26 - - 11.50 4.6 15 4

Harrison, Blair 11 2 - 12 1-7 - - 12.00 6 12 1

Ward, Liam 2 12 1 37 2-16 - - 12.33 3.08 24 3

ELlliott, Daniel 3 13 1 39 3-11 - - 13.00 3 26 3

Drake, Tim 11 54.3 17 157 3-23 - - 14.27 2.88 29.73 11

Perryman, Liam 15 2 - 17 1-17 - - 17.00 8.5 12 1

Ward, Rhys 3 10 1 35 1-9 - - 17.50 3.5 30 2

Stansfield, Tom 2 8 - 57 3-57 - - 19.00 7.12 16 3

Prichard, Henry 3 6 - 29 1-19 - - 29.00 4.83 36 1

Turnbull, Bryce 12 15 2 64 1-1 - - 32.00 4.27 45 2

Griggs, Lochie 1 7 1 33 1-33 - - 33.00 4.71 42 1

Martyn, Tom 5 37 8 102 1-25 - - 51.00 2.76 111 2

Rawson, Callum 9 3 1 16 0-1 - - N/A 5.33 - 0

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# Name Date Opposition Ground Figures

1 Street, Lincoln 8-Mar-15 North Hobart C Gunn Oval - Pontville 7-71

2 Street, Lincoln 25-Oct-14 New Town C Gunn Oval - Pontville 6-19

3 Bigwood, Matthew 29-Nov-14 University C Gunn Oval - Pontville 5-8

4 Wisniewski, Kyle 21-Mar-15 Clarence C Clare St 5-45

5 Wisniewski, Kyle 24-Jan-15 University C Ferguson Park 5-58

6 Burgess, Murray 8-Nov-14 Glenorchy C Mt Nelson Oval 4-6

7 Bradburn, Harry 29-Nov-14 University C Gunn Oval - Pontville 4-11

8 Bradburn, Harry 22-Nov-14 Lindisfarne C Gunn Oval - Pontville 4-15

9 Cowen, Toby 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne C Gunn Oval - Pontville 4-26

Fielding: Catches taken in the Field:

# Name Mts Catches # Name Mts Catches

1 Perryman, Liam 15 13 10 Bevan,Tom 2 2

2 Turnbull, Bryce 12 7 11 Elliott, Daniel 3 2

3 Martyn, Tom 5 7 12 Gates,J ack 3 2

4 Burgess, Murray 13 6 13 Bigwood, Matthew 13 2

5 Rawson, Callum 9 5 14 Waldron, Mary 4 2

6 Hoggett, Luke 15 5 15 Harrison, Blair 11 1

7 Bradburn, Harry 16 4 16 Carter, Tyler 1 1

8 Coombes, John 8 3 17 Prichard, Henry 3 1

9 Wisniewski, Kyle 7 3 18 Drake, Tim 11 1

Keeper’s Records

# Name Mts Byes Catch Stump Total

1 Bowerman, Jack 11 10 17 5 22

2 Waldron, Mary 4 2 4 - 4

3 Harrison, Blair 11 15 2 - 2

4 Rawson, Callum 9 - 1 - 1

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KDCC Under 17’s Statistics Season 2014/15

6 inns + 175 Rn 2014-15 KDCC U/17 Batting Average

Name Mts Inn NO HS 50 100 4s 6s Dks Avg SR Runs Ct St RO

Vincent, Alex 15 15 3 124 4 2 82 2 - 57.00 87.03 684 8 - 1

Cowen, Toby 16 17 3 128* 4 1 48 7 - 42.00 66.87 588 4 - 1

Ward, Liam 14 10 1 63 3 - 38 5 1 34.22 90.82 308 11 - -

Griggs, Lochie 16 10 3 65* 1 - 10 1 1 25.14 64.13 176 6 - 2

Prichard, Henry 16 17 - 91 1 - 38 3 1 23.65 67.06 402 11 1 1

Ward, Rhys 13 12 3 64* 1 - 20 2 1 21.67 57.94 195 6 - 2

Szoke, Angus 11 9 4 35* - - 6 - - 30.00 43.17 150 14 2 -

Hay, Dylan 8 8 - 58 1 - 14 - 1 19.62 51.13 157 1 - 1

Kelly, Alec 12 8 4 28 - - 6 - 1 12.00 23.53 48 1 - -

Sawdy, Cooper 8 7 1 37* - - 5 1 2 9.33 9.09 56 2 - -

Burgess, Liam 15 10 2 19 - - 6 - 3 9.12 25.3 73 3 - -

Pride, Josh 3 3 1 14 - - 1 - - 9.00 - 18 2 1 2

O'Brien, Connor 3 4 1 12 - - 3 - - 7.33 - 22 - - -

Spencer, Jack 16 7 2 13 - - 2 - 2 4.40 40 22 2 - 2

Gardner, Daniel 11 4 1 8 - - 1 - 2 2.67 - 8 1 - -

McQueen, Nathan 1 1 - 1 - - - - - 1.00 14.29 1 - - -

Top Scores:

# Name Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Cowen, Toby 22-Feb-15 SHSB U/17 Queenborough 128*

2 Vincent, Alex 22-Feb-15 SHSB U/17 Queenborough 124

3 Vincent, Alex 28-Mar-15 Clarence U/17 Anzac Park 120

4 Prichard, Henry 8-Mar-15 North Hob U/17 Queens Walk 91

5 Vincent, Alex 19-Oct-14 SHSB U/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 75

6 Vincent, Alex 13-Dec-14 Clarence U/17 Clare St 73*

7 Cowen, Toby 23-Nov-14 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 67

8 Cowen, Toby 8-Mar-15 North Hob U/17 Queens Walk 66

9 Vincent, Alex 20-Dec-14 Glenorchy U/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 65*

10 Griggs, Lochie 21-Mar-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 65*

11 Ward, Rhys 19-Oct-14 SHSB U/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 64*

12 Cowen, Toby 20-Dec-14 Glenorchy U/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 64

13 Ward, Liam 8-Mar-15 North Hob U/17 Queens Walk 63

14 Vincent, Alex 9-Nov-14 Glenorchy U/17 King George V Oval 62*

15 Hay, Dylan 21-Mar-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 58

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Best Partnerships by Wicket:

# Name Score Name Score Wk Date Opposition Ground Runs

1 Vincent, Alex 39 Prichard, Henry 47 1 11-Jan-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Anzac Park 92

2 Vincent, Alex 124 Cowen, Toby 128 2 22-Feb-15 SHSB U/17 Queenborough 201

3 Vincent, Alex 75 Cowen, Toby 56 3 19-Oct-14 SHSB U/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 128

4 Szoke, Angus 28 Vincent, Alex 120 4 28-Mar-15 Clarence U/17 Anzac Park 130

5 Ward, Rhys 64 Szoke, Angus 24 5 19-Oct-14 SHSB U/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 102*

6 Ward, Liam 58 Ward, Rhys 26 6 28-Mar-15 Clarence U/17 Anzac Park 83

7 Burgess, Liam 19 Griggs, Lochie 65 7 21-Mar-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 32

8 Gardner, Daniel 8 Griggs, Lochie 65 8 21-Mar-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 31

9 Kelly, Alec 7 Griggs, Lochie 65 9 21-Mar-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 49

10 Spencer, Jack 2 Sawdy, Cooper 37 10 7-Dec-14 North Hob U/17 Lightwood Park 12

BOWLING:

75 Ov + 12 W 2014-15 U/17 Bowling Averages

Name Mts Overs Maid RunsA BBowl 5I 10 Avg Econ SR Wkt

Ward, Liam 14 104.2 32 238 5-6 1 - 9.52 2.28 25.04 25

Griggs, Lochie 16 76.4 14 238 5-30 1 - 9.92 3.1 19.17 24

Ward, Rhys 13 101 28 254 6-31 1 - 11.04 2.51 26.35 23

Cowen, Toby 16 83.2 13 255 4-26 - - 12.14 3.06 23.81 21

Vincent, Alex 15 75 13 227 4-17 - - 12.61 3.03 24.94 18

Hay, Dylan 8 54.4 12 153 5-24 2 - 9.56 2.8 20.5 16

Prichard, Henry 16 26 2 88 3-3 - - 8.8 3.38 15.6 10

Spencer, Jack 16 33 2 131 2-9 - - 21.83 3.97 33 6

Gardner, Daniel 11 15.3 1 91 1-18 - - 91 5.87 93 1

McQueen, Nathan 1 0.4 - 2 1-2 - - 2 3 4 1

Sawdy, Cooper 8 5 1 18 1-18 - - 18 3.6 30 1

Kelly, Alec 12 1 - 4 0-4 - - N/A 4 - 0

Best Bowling Figures:

# Name Date Opposition Ground Figures

1 Ward, Rhys 8-Mar-15 North Hob U/17 Queens Walk 6-31

2 Ward, Liam 22-Feb-15 SHSB U/17 Queenborough 5-6

3 Hay, Dylan 23-Nov-14 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 5-24

4 Griggs, Lochie 7-Dec-14 North Hob U/17 Lightwood Park 5-30

5 Hay, Dylan 25-Jan-15 University U/17 Kingston Twin Ovals 5-41

6 Hay, Dylan 9-Nov-14 Glenorchy U/17 King George V Oval 4-4

7 Ward, Liam 28-Mar-15 Clarence U/17 Anzac Park 4-6

8 Ward, Rhys 9-Nov-14 Glenorchy U/17 King George V Oval 4-8

9 Griggs, Lochie 22-Feb-15 SHSB U/17 Queenborough 4-8

10 Ward, Liam 21-Mar-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Ferguson Park 4-9

11 Vincent, Alex 28-Mar-15 Clarence U/17 Anzac Park 4-17

12 Cowen, Toby 11-Jan-15 Lindisfarne U/17 Anzac Park 4-26

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Best Performing All – Rounders:

# Name Mts Wkts Runs

1 Cowen, TC 16 21 588

2 Vincent, Alex 15 18 684

3 Ward, Liam 14 25 308

4 Ward, Rhys 13 23 195

5 Griggs, Lochie 16 24 176

6 Prichard, Henry 16 10 402

7 Hay, Dylan 8 16 157

Fielding: Catches taken in the Field:

# Name Mts Catches

1 Ward, Liam 14 11

2 Prichard ,Henry 16 9

3 Vincent, Alex 15 8

4 Ward, Rhys 13 6

5 Griggs, Lochie 16 6

6 Cowen, Toby 16 4

7 Burgess, Liam 15 3

8 Sawdy, Cooper 8 2

9 Spencer, Jack 16 2

10 Hay, Dylan 8 1

11 Gardner, Daniel 11 1

12 Kelly, Alec 12 1

Keeper’s Records

# Name Mts Byes Catch Stump Total

1 Szoke, Angus 11 41 14 2 16

2 Prichard, Henry 16 8 2 1 3

3 Pride, Josh 3 2 2 1 3

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Special statistics Most Runs Scored this Season: U/17 players who double up can only count 1 grade.

# Name Mts Inn NO Ct HS Avg Runs

1 Vincent, Alex 26 25 4 13 124 43.29 909 11 double up matches

684 Runs count

2 Webster, Beau 21 19 4 15 151 46.73 701

3 Cowen, Toby 20 19 3 4 128* 38.19 611

4 Jones, Brady 22 21 4 16 79 28.65 487

5 Gates, Jack 13 13 1 8 69 38.58 463

6 Shelton, Jason 22 22 1 9 58 20.95 440

7 Prichard, Henry 20 19 - 12 91 22.63 430

8 Backhouse, Riley 16 15 1 4 86 29.29 410

9 Rollins, Trent 23 18 1 29 64 23.88 406

10 Harrison, Blair 16 18 1 5 113* 23.47 399

11 Ward, Liam 17 13 3 12 63 38.9 389

12 Freitag, Nathan 21 18 2 3 100 24.19 387

13 Lovell, Brad 21 17 5 8 69* 31.42 377

14 Coombes, John 14 14 1 10 111* 28.38 369

15 Vincent, Jake 16 16 2 9 83 25.79 361

16 Martyn, Tom 12 13 4 10 78 39.33 354

17 Ward, Rhys 19 16 5 9 64* 30.27 333

18 Rawson, Callum 16 16 4 7 52* 27.25 327

19 Rose, Clive 11 7 2 4 114* 63.8 319

20 Martyn, Samuel 20 11 2 6 67 33.33 300

Most Wickets:

# Name Mts Overs Maids Runs Wd NB 5I BBowl Econ Avg Wkts

1 Maher, Adam 23 217.3 44 657 29 16 2 6-17 3.02 17.76 37

2 Street, Lincoln 16 174.4 37 547 31 20 2 7-71 3.13 15.19 36

3 Freitag, Nathan 21 199.3 37 654 26 10 1 5-34 3.28 18.17 36

4 Hay, Dylan 19 155.4 30 476 34 - 2 5-24 3.06 15.35 31

5 Wisniewski, Kyle 16 192.1 36 612 29 26 2 5-45 3.18 19.74 31

6 Bradburn, Harry 16 128.2 28 354 24 15 - 4-11 2.76 11.8 30

7 Ward, Liam 17 124.2 35 301 15 4 1 5-6 2.42 10.75 28

8 Ward, Rhys 19 124 31 327 15 3 1 6-31 2.64 12.11 27

9 Hemingway, Jesse 18 137.2 43 335 15 4 1 5-22 2.44 12.41 27

10 Bigwood, Mathew 16 152.3 28 439 29 16 1 5-8 2.88 16.26 27

11 Holland, Shane 16 154.5 30 464 5 1 - 4-87 3 17.85 26

12 Griggs, Lochie 17 83.4 15 271 20 12 1 5-30 3.24 10.84 25

13 Cowen, Toby 20 93.2 13 301 42 16 - 4-26 3.22 12.04 25

14 Rose, Clive 11 166 47 350 3 10 1 6-14 2.11 15.91 22

15 Elliott, Chris 8 120.1 18 414 12 13 1 6-53 3.45 18.82 22

16 Webster, Beau 21 146.5 23 501 8 1 - 3-9 3.41 23.86 21

17 Bird, Jackson 6 86.4 19 246 2 6 1 7-98 2.84 12.3 20

18 Lovell, Brad 21 152.2 37 549 7 13 1 5-65 3.6 28.89 19

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19 Vincent, Alex 26 86.5 16 280 16 22 - 4-17 3.22 15.56 18

20 Burgess, Murray 13 76.2 14 308 11 7 - 4-6 4.03 19.25 16

Most Catches in the Field:

# Name Mts Catches # Name Mts Catches

1 Steele, Jake 23 20 11 Ward, Rhys 19 9

2 Jones, Brady 22 16 12 Lovell, Brad 21 8

3 Webster, Beau 21 15 13 Backhouse, Mitchell 16 8

4 Vincent, Alex 26 13 14 Shelton, Jason 22 8

5 Perryman, Liam 15 13 15 Gates, Jack 13 8

6 Ward, Liam 17 12 16 Turnbull, Bryce 12 7

7 Martyn, Tom 12 10 17 Hay, Dylan 19 7

8 Coombes, John 14 10 18 Hemingway, Jesse 18 6

9 Prichard, Henry 20 10 19 Martyn, Samuel 20 6

10 Vincent, Jake 16 9 20 Maher, Adam 23 6

Wicket Keeper’s Records:

# Name Mts Byes Catch Stump Total

1 Rollins, Trent 23 48 29 3 32

2 Coad, Matthew 14 29 25 3 28

3 Bowerman, Jack 13 10 18 5 23

4 Szoke, Angus 12 41 14 2 16

5 Waldron, Mary 4 2 4 - 4

6 Prichard, Henry 20 8 2 1 3

7 Pride, Josh 3 2 2 1 3

8 Harrison, Blair 16 15 2 - 2

9 Shelton, Jason 22 - 1 - 1

10 Rawson, Callum 16 - 1 - 1

Most Games Played for the Club by Present Players:

# Name Matches

2 Turnbull ,Bryce 262

3 Ribbon, Baden 226

5 Steele, Jake 207

8 Bury, Chris 178

9 Jones, Brady 177

13 Shelton, Jason 171

15 Elliott, Chris 159

17 Elliott, Daniel 158

20 Hemingway, Jesse 146

22 Webster, Beau 143

23 Holland, Shane 142

27 Bevan, Tom 129

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Kingborough 1st Grade Cap Numbers – Last 52

No Player 1st Match Opponent Venue 1st Match No. Games Last Match

343 Davey, Robert 6-Dec-03 North Hobart A Kingston Beach Oval 6-Dec-2003 4 15-Mar-08

344 Richards, Matt 7-Feb-04 Glenorchy A Kingston Beach Oval 7-Feb-2004 3 30-Oct-04

345 Gloury, Travis 23-Oct-04 New Town A New Town Oval 23-Oct-2004 11 19-Feb-05

346 O'Connell, Reece 23-Oct-04 New Town A New Town Oval 23-Oct-2004 11 12-Feb-05

347 Philp, Jack 20-Nov-04 SHSB A Kingston Beach Oval 20-Nov-2004 11 03-Feb-07

348 Steele, Jake 27-Nov-04 Lindisfarne A Anzac Park 27-Nov-2004 133 27-Mar-15

349 Lovell, Brad 18-Dec-04 University A Uni Oval 18-Dec-2004 85 27-Mar-15

350 Bevan, Michael 8-Jan-05 Clarence A Kingston Beach Oval 8-Jan-2005 4 13-Jan-07

351 MacLeod, Heath 8-Jan-05 Clarence A Kingston Beach Oval 8-Jan-2005 2 15-Jan-05

352 Loveluck, Brad 29-Oct-05 North Hobart A TCA Ground 29-Oct-2005 110 02-Mar-13

353 Shelton, Jason 29-Oct-05 North Hobart A TCA Ground 29-Oct-2005 163 27-Mar-15

354 Bury, Chris 10-Dec-05 Lindisfarne A Kingston Beach Oval 10-Dec-2005 112 27-Mar-15

355 McLauchlan, Danny 17-Dec-05 North Hobart A Kingston Beach Oval 17-Dec-2005 2 07-Jan-06

356 Johnston, Zac 14-Jan-06 Lindisfarne A Anzac Park 14-Jan-2006 2 04-Nov-06

357 Holland, Shane 18-Feb-06 Clarence A Kingston Beach Oval 18-Feb-2006 66 27-Mar-15

358 Friend, Tom 21-Oct-06 University A Kingston Beach Oval 21-Oct-2006 5 03-Feb-07

359 Reid, Tom 4-Nov-06 Glenorchy A Kingston Beach Oval 4-Nov-2006 3 16-Dec-06

360 Divin, Mark 18-Nov-06 SHSB A Queenborough 18-Nov-2006 103 20-Dec-14

361 Bevan, Tom 25-Nov-06 Lindisfarne A Anzac Park 25-Nov-2006 52 08-Mar-14

362 Elliott, Chris 3-Feb-07 Lindisfarne A Kingston Beach Oval 3-Feb-2007 120 21-Feb-15

363 Kelly, James 5-Jan-08 Glenorchy A Kingston Beach Oval 5-Jan-2008 12 18-Dec-10

364 Hoang, Joseph 18-Oct-08 Clarence A Bellerive Oval 18-Oct-2008 16 20-Mar-10

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365 Webster, Beau 18-Oct-08 Clarence A Bellerive Oval 18-Oct-2008 112 27-Mar-15

366 Webster, Jordan 18-Oct-08 Clarence A Bellerive Oval 18-Oct-2008 3 08-Nov-08

367 Wheatley, Cameron 6-Dec-08 Lindisfarne A Kingston Beach Oval 6-Dec-2008 28 23-Dec-12

368 Wisniewski, Jan 3-Jan-09 Glenorchy A Kingston Beach Oval 3-Jan-2009 2 07-Mar-09

369 Hemingway, Jesse 4-Jan-09 North Hobart A Kingston Beach Oval 4-Jan-2009 46 24-Jan-14

370 Barrie, Ian 7-Feb-09 North Hobart A TCA Ground 7-Feb-2009 5 06-Mar-10

371 Clark, Damien 7-Nov-09 SHSB A Queenborough 7-Nov-2009 1 07-Nov-09

372 Conway, Michael 7-Nov-09 SHSB A Queenborough 6 19-Dec-09

373 Maher, Adam 7-Nov-09 SHSB A Queenborough 7-Nov-09 76 27-Mar-15

374 Dare, Scott 30-Jan-10 Glenorchy A Kingston Beach Oval 30-Jan-10 5 07-Dec-13

375 May, Ashton 9-Oct-10 SHSB A Fergusson Pk 9-Oct-10 43 23-Mar-12

376 Johnstone, Paul 27-Nov-10 New Town A Kingston Bch 27-Nov-10 5 23-Mar-12

377 Martyn, Tom 19-Feb-11 North Hobart A TCA Ground 19-Feb-11 25 08-Mar-14

378 Bird, Jackson 8-Oct-11 Clarence A Kingston TO 8-Oct-11 23 27-Mar-15

379 Backhouse, Mitchell 19-Nov-11 Clarence A Kingston TO 19-Nov-11 50 07-Feb-15

380 Wisniewski, Kyle 19-Nov-11 Clarence A Kingston TO 19-Nov-11 29 11-Oct-14

381 Chapman, Zac 27-Oct-12 New Town A Kingston TO 27-Oct-12 15 08-Mar-14

382 Griffiths, David 12-Dec-12 University A Kingston TO 12-Dec-12 1 12-Dec-12

383 Backhouse, Riley 2-Feb-13 New Town A New Town Oval 2-Feb-13 6 17-Jan-15

384 Coad, Matthew 2-Mar-13 North Hobart A Kingston TO 2-Mar-13 7 22-Feb-14

385 Rose, Clive 5-Oct-13 Clarence A Kingston TO 5-Oct-13 19 27-Mar-15

386 Martyn, Samuel 14-Dec-13 Glenorchy A KGV 14-Dec-13 15 24-Jan-15

387 Bollinger, Doug 1-Feb-14 University A Kingston TO 1-Feb-14 1 01-Feb-14

388 Hay, Dylan 8-Feb-14 Glenorchy A KGV 8-Feb-14 1 08-Feb-14

389 Vincent, Jake 22-Feb-14 North Hobart A TCA Ground 22-Feb-14 3 08-Mar-15

390 Freitag, Nathan 4-Oct-14 University A Kingston TO 4-Oct-14 21 21-Mar-15

391 Rollins, Trent 4-Oct-14 University A Kingston TO 4-Oct-14 23 27-Mar-15

392 Reed, Jake 12-Dec-14 SHSB A Queenborough 12-Dec-14 5 20-Dec-14

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393 Ward, Rhys 10-Jan-15 Lindisfarne A Kingston TO 10-Jan-15 3 24-Jan-15

394 Vincent, Alex 8-Mar-15 North Hobart A TCA Ground 8-Mar-15 1 08-Mar-15