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Penrith Cricket Club Incorporated

44th Annual Report

2016/2017

Premiers – 1st Grade Limited Overs

Gibson Cup Winners

Grand Finalists Metropolitan Cup

Semi Finalists 1st Grade

Semi Finalists 3rd Grade

Semi Finalists 5th Grade

Semi Finalists Poidevin-Gray Shield

Semi Finalists AW Green Shield

Semi Finalists Womens 2nd

Grade

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Penrith Cricket Club Inc. wishes to acknowledge the following for their

contribution to this Report:

Paul Goldsmith

Peter Hazard

Peter Hackney

Matthew Halse

Peter Betros

Peter Gregersen

Timothy Whiticker

Lachlan Smith

Reuben Chowdhury

Aryan Grover

Kim Hinkley

Cameron Weir

Stephen Costello

John Breaden

Ron Halse

CONTENTS

Acknowledgements

Annual General Meeting

Record of Achievements

Office Bearers

Membership

President’s Report

Cricket Manager’s Report

First Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

Sixth Grade (Colts) – Metropolitan Cup

Poidevin-Gray Shield

A.W. Green Shield

Women’s First Grade

Women’s Second Grade

Women’s Brewer Shield

Competition Tables

Treasurer’s Report

Publicity, Grounds, Premiers, Umpires

Management Committee, Captains, Sponsors

Award Winners 2016/2017

Past Award Winners

Honour Boards

For the Record 2016/2017

Club Records – Record Partnerships

Club Records (Other)

Aggregates, Averages & Strike Rates (Current Players)

Season Statistics – 2016/2017

Career Records (Current Players)

First Grade Records (Current Players)

The 43rd Annual Report is published by Penrith Cricket Club Incorporated.

Compiled by Peter Hazard.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

PENRITH CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED

Notice is hereby given that the Forty-fourth Annual General Meeting of the above

Club will be held at the N. A. Hunter Pavilion, Howell Oval on 17 July, 2017 commencing at

7.00 p.m.

AGENDA

1. The reading and confirmation of the minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting

or Special General meetings.

2. Consideration of the Annual Report of the Management Committee and Treasurer’s

Financial Statement and Balance Sheet.

3. Election of Office Bearers, Management Committee in accordance with Rule 8, and

Honorary Auditor.

4. Nomination and election of the Independent Selectors and a Provisional Selection

Committee of seven (7) in accordance with Rule 27.

5. Such other business as may be brought forward in conformity with the Rules of the

Club.

IMPORTANT:

Members (both playing and non-playing) must be financial in order to vote.

P.A.Hazard

Honorary Secretary

RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENTS

1978/79 First Grade Premiers

Sydney Morning Herald Team of the Year

1982/83 Club Champions

First Grade Premiers


1983/84 Poidevin-Gray Shield Premiers

1984/85 Fourth Grade Premiers

Colts Premiership Nepean DCA 4th

Grade

1987/88 Colts(1) Premiership Nepean DCA 3rd

Grade

Colts(2) Premiership Nepean DCA 5th

Grade

1989/90 Women’s Third Grade Premiers

1991/92 Women’s Third Grade Premiers

1992/93 Second Grade Premiers

1995/96 Women’s Fourth Grade Premiers

Gibson Cup Winners

1996/97 Fifth Grade Premiers

A.W. Green Shield Premiers


Gibson Cup Winners

1997/98 Colts Premiership Nepean DCA 3rd

Grade.

Gibson Cup Winners

1998/99 First Grade Limited Overs Premiers

State Challenge Winners

Second Grade Premiers

Gibson Cup Winners

1999/00 Gibson Cup Winners


Gibson Cup Winners



A.W. Green Shield Premiers


Gibson Cup Winners

2002/03 Third Grade Premiers

2003/04 Metropolitan Cup Premiers

2007/08 Gibson Cup Winners


Gibson Cup Winners


Gibson Cup Joint Winners

2011/2012 Brewer Shield Premiers (Women) & Brewer Shield T20 Winners

Gibson Cup Winners

2013/2014 Fifth Grade Premiers

2014/2015 Fourth Grade Premiers

Metropolitan Cup Premiers

Gibson Cup winners


Metropolitan Cup Premiers

Gibson Cup Winners


Gibson Cup Winners

First Grade Limited Overs Champions and their supporters

OFFICE BEARERS

Patrons

E Husar, M.P. S. Ayres, M.P. J Thain (Mayor)

President P. Goldsmith

Vice Presidents J. Mason OAM J. Rennie

Management Committee P. Goldsmith, P. Hazard, R. Halse, P. Hackney, S. Morrissey, M. Sparkes

D. Hinkley, M. Hinkley, W. Masters, A. Hazard/J. New, K. Hinkley

Practice Captain Equipment Officer W. Masters/C. New S. Morrissey

Provisional Selection Committee Tim Whiticker, Dale Turner, Matthew Halse, Tim McKay, Joshua Lalor

Independent Selectors Warren Buttigieg & Rod Evans

Players Committee Jacob New, Andrew Hazard, Kim Butler

Hon.Secretary Hon.Treasurer Asst. Secretary

P. Hazard P. Hackney S. Morrissey

Cricket Manager Grounds Manager

R. Halse D. Hinkley

Delegates SCA Delegate NSWCA

P. Hazard P. Goldsmith

Club Coach Assistant Coaches Auditors

Michael Wholohan Warren Buttigieg Pinnacle Taxation

Michael Sparkes 1

st Grade & Performance Director Dale Turner

Steve Small Kevin Geyer

MEMBERSHIP

Life Members

Allan Blanche * Daniel Dent Trevor Wholohan (OAM) Jon Llewelyn

John Sandes * Bill Ball * Bob Thomas * Trevor Bayliss

Paul Thomas Ray Hudswell Ron Halse Rod Evans

Michael Wholohan James Mason (OAM) Peter Savage * Stephen Kennaugh

Ross Graham Greg Gavin Paul Goldsmith Geoffrey Sullivan

David Taylor (* Life Members, now

deceased)

Playing Members

N.Adams A.Agius T.Aldous J.Aldridge D.Armstrong S.Arnold

L.Avard B.Balgowan K.Balgowan A.Bayliss E.Breaden P.Betros

J.Bull E.Bunner K.Butler A.Burton M.Carr M.Castle

S.Chapman R.Chowdhury L.Clark L.Coad J.Coyte M.Collins

S.Cornish B.Crouch J.Crouch M.Cummins T.Cummins P.Cummins

H.Darlington J.Davison A.Day G.DiBartolo L.Doddrell J.Dowd

C.Downey A.Edgar J.Edgecumbe Z.Farley J.Ferris-Smith S.Finemore

T.Finemore R.Fletcher A.Gardener Ryan Gibson Ryan Gibson S.Grant

P.Gregersen N.Gregory R.Gregory L.Griffith A.Grover H.Maan

R.Hackney M.Halse C.Hansen A.Hazard E.Heath M.Hinkley

L.Hodges M.Hopkins A.Ison P.Kaur T.Kholer-Cadmore J.K.Lalor

H.Lelliot T.Liddiard B.Louden S.Luczak N.Maskell L.Masters

K.McCormack T.Mckay M.Mcnamara S.Munaweera D.Miklosz T.Miles

D.Myburgh-Sisam C.New J.New Jeremy Newton S.O’Loughlin M.Organ

M.Panecasio S.Pascoe K.Pathirane J.Patterson N.Pearson-Bourke E.Pelle

J.Pinter J.Proctor R.Qurbani H.Railz A.Ryan H.Railz

U.Sabbir J.Sammut T.Sargeant D.Saywell K.Shone D.Short

M.Shoulders J.Silk R.Singh D.Smith Lachlan Smith Lindsay Smith

Ryan Smith Ryley Smith D.Sparkes B.Speechley N.Squires N.Stalenberg

M.Sullivan N.Thornton N.Tracey B.Vella N.Ward K.Waetford

C.Weir T.Weir T.Whiticker J.Wholohan B.Wicks B.Williams

P.Williams

Non-Playing Members

P Agius N Bull W Buttigieg A Chowdhury C Clark N Clark

B Coad B Farley A Fletcher K Geyer A Gibson D Gregersen T Gregersen M Grover P Hackney N Halse P Hazard W Hazard

W Lawton W Masters S Morrissey C New M Sparkes E Terry

D Turner T Wicks K Hinkley D Hinkley G Thornton

PRESIDENT’S REPORT by Paul Goldsmith

It was always going to be difficult to reach the heights of last season when the club was able

to celebrate winning the Club Championship, but we did exceptionally well again to finish

fifth, and only 78 points from first place. When I reflect on our achievements, an

overwhelming positive is that we continue to feature in semi-final games across many of the

grades. It’s a very positive indicator that the philosophy to focus on player development is the

right one. We were again very well represented in semi-finals but this year we were able to

convert this to a piece of silverware, winning arguably one of the best Limited Overs finals to

have ever been played in Sydney Premier Cricket. It was a day to savour, and who can forget

that last ball and the celebration that immediately followed. I’m sure more will be written in

Matty Halse’s First Grade report.

Somewhat disappointingly, the weather rolled in about mid-March and significantly disrupted

semi-final cricket. Unfortunately for our First and Third grade teams we were bundled out in

the first week without bowling a ball. The Fifth grade team got through to the second week

but were beaten by a strong St George team, and the Metropolitan Cup boys dominated all

year only to lose to Gordon in the grand final. I expect we’ll see more of the boys in the grade

teams in the years ahead. The women’s Second grade team also made the semi-finals only to

be knocked out due to the weather. The Poidevin-Gray team dominated the competition

rounds but unfortunately didn’t play their best cricket in the quarter-final and lost to Fairfield.

The Green Shield team were well coached and did a super job to make the semi-finals, only to

lose a tight game against the competition favourites Northern District. The future looks bright.

From an outsider’s perspective there seems to be a strong work ethic within the bulk of the

playing and coaching group that manifests itself in self-belief. This has resulted in winning

games that we shouldn’t have. We see evidence of a strong, positive culture: even when it is

extremely hot we still have very good numbers at training. I would encourage you to continue

to challenge each other and maintain the great culture that we have within the club.

It’s not every day that you say goodbye to 2 people who have collectively been involved in

the club for over 35 years, but this year we farewell Matty ‘Bunger’ Halse and Steve ‘Jack’

Small. Matty has been with the club since 1994 when he joined the Green Shield team and has

been a member of 5 premiership winning teams, a superb effort and reflection of his

contribution to the team, his ability and character. He leaves us as First grade captain, having

spent the last 12 years playing First grade. He was an outstanding leader and will be missed.

Matty, enjoy retirement and Saturday morning sleep-ins with the kids.

We also farewell Steve ‘Jack’ Small for the last time. We managed to get him to go around

again this last season and fittingly he got to share in some silverware. He has been integral to

the development of the First grade players and has helped them sustain the enormous self-

belief they now have. On behalf of the club I wish you well in retirement and thank you for

being a great mentor and coach.

There were a number of team and personal highlights throughout the season, some of which

are noted below:

First Grade One Day Premiers

Runners up in Metropolitan Cup

Semi-Finalists in 1st Grade

Semi-Finalists in 3rd

Grade

Semi-Finalists in 5th

Grade

Quarter-Finalists in Poidevin-Gray

Semi-Finalists Women’s 2nd

Grade

Semi-Finalists in Green Shield

Ryan Hackney was selected in the

Australian U/19 squad

Ryan Gibson debuted in the NSW

Sheffield Shield team and the

Cricket Australia XI for the Matador

Cup

Mikayla Hinkley debuted with the

NSW Lendlease Breakers team

Tyran Liddiard was selected in the

men’s Imparja Cup team

Hannah Darlington was selected in

the women’s Imparja Cup team

Pat Cummins made his long awaited

return to the Australian Test team

against India

They don’t like to be recognised but I’d like to take the opportunity to thank all members of

the committee, including the Players’ Reps, for their hard work and dedication to making this

club a great place to be involved in. The club is very fortunate to have such a committed team

give up their time to make sure the players have everything they need to succeed. It was great

to be able to recognise Peter Hazard as Club Person of the Year for his hard work; he is

tireless in getting the job done and asks for nothing in return (except maybe that the beer is

cold). Financially we are very stable and will look to work with Penrith Council on

continuing to improve our facilities for the future.

A number of major infrastructure projects were completed this year and have made a big

difference to the player amenities and grounds. The new change rooms at Rance Oval look

fantastic and are a huge improvement on the old change area. No longer do players need to

mix with the locals drinking long necks from the bottle shop across the road. The irrigation

work at Howell Oval has had a very positive effect on the quality of the outfield and Brian has

it looking fantastic. We are very lucky that we have such a committed Council behind us who

are able to deliver these major projects.

Our many sponsors are noted throughout this report and on behalf of the club I would like to

thank them for their support. We are fortunate to have the backing of many local businesses

which makes the running of the club that much easier. Our on field success is in some way

due to the support of our sponsors. I look forward to continuing the relationship in the years

ahead.

The winter Academy program continues to be very successful with the feedback very positive

and nearly all of the young guys who are invited take up the offer. Again, we need to

recognise the huge effort Warren Buttigieg puts into the setup and running of the Academy,

his passion to see the young boys develop is infectious. We are now seeing the positive effects

flow through as these young boys develop into grade cricketers.

The Captain’s Lunch was again a success with Terry Alderman making the trip across the

Nullabor to join us and we certainly got our money’s worth. The organising committee of

Narelle Halse (deliberately first), Ron Halse, Rod Evans and Michael Wholohan delivered

once again. I’d also like to thank our tireless volunteers for giving their time so freely, and I’d

also like to recognise our head groundsman Brian Cameron for another great year. Howell

Oval finished 8th on averages which is a great effort given he also manages Rance Oval.

In closing I would also like to acknowledge the passing of Steven Gavin, a close friend to

many and a long-time player at our great club. He’s been lost to us too early and will be

remembered as a mate who enjoyed life.

Have a safe and enjoyable winter, I look forward to seeing all of you in late July for some

fitness work before another big season that promises more trophies in the cabinet.

As it’s footy season…………………….up the Eels.

Pat Cummins – in full flight First Grade Limited Overs Grand Final V’s Hawkesbury

THE CAPTAIN’S LUNCH by Narelle Halse

Our seventh Captain’s Lunch saw Terry Alderman join Trevor Bayliss and Steve Small as our

special guests and in the crowd were quite a few past Penrith players who see the day as an

opportunity for reunions.

Many sponsors attended and indeed were integral in the success of the day and a special

thanks goes to Penrith Light & Sound, Drummond Golf and Kingsgrove Sports.

Michael Wholohan once again was outstanding as our MC for the day.

Photos from left to right: Terry Alderman & Michael Wholohan; Steve Small & Trevor Bayliss with Michael

Wholohan; Kevin Geyer, John Di Bartolo, Dale Turner, Geoff Sullivan: Joan & Tony Radanovic & Graeme

Thorpe; Retiring 1st grade captain Matt Halse with Terry Alderman, the enthusiastic and happy crowd.

CRICKET MANAGER’S REPORT by Ron Halse

The consistent on field performances of the previous season were again maintained through

2016/17. Although unable to go back-to-back in the Club Championship, we finished a

creditable 5th behind eventual winners, Northern District. The washed out round late in the

season vs Mosman cost us dearly.

First, Third and Fifth Grade, AW Green Shield and Poidevin-Gray Shield all had top-6

finishes with Colts being defeated in the final. The 4th grade team came agonisingly close

being tipped out of the top-6 by 0.02 points.

The highlight of the year was undoubtedly the 1st grade performance in becoming Limited

Overs Premiers. Having been one game away from a final berth in the previous 3 seasons, the

team went one better via a second last ball victory over Sutherland in the semi-final. What

was to follow in the final could not have been scripted any better, with the last ball victory

over neighbours Hawkesbury now part of the club’s history.

It was pleasing to note that the club finished 6th in the ‘Spirit of Cricket’ rankings which says

a lot about our culture. Indeed the 1st grade team was the highest ranked team in this regard

with PG’s finishing 2nd.

The Lou Benaud Cup was again staged at Bradman Oval, Bowral. Unfortunately the Panthers

were defeated by Parramatta. This event has now become a regular fixture on our calendar

and not only serves as a great trial match leading into the A.W. Green Shield series, but a look

back into the club’s past.

The continuation of the Penrith Cricket Academy under the guidance of Warren Buttigieg was

great to see and has become an important part of the club’s development program. It is now

providing a solid pathway for young players into the grade ranks.

The coaching structure of the club continues to strengthen and in Michael Wholohan, Warren

Buttigieg, Dale Turner, Kevin Geyer and Mick Sparkes we have a wealth of experience to

draw on and develop the young talent that exists in the Penrith area. Steve Small’s

contribution to the First Grade team over the past 4 years has been nothing short of

outstanding. Taking over after a bottom- of-the-table finish the previous season, the team has

missed the semi-finals only once and has reached the Limited Overs semi-finals every season,

culminating in the dramatic victory against Hawkesbury. ‘Jack’ has taken the team from a unit

that lost the close games, sometimes in ‘soft’ fashion, to a team that was almost unbeatable in

the close ones. But for the weather, the double was certainly on the table.

The improvement in our grounds was remarkable. I’ve not seen Howell look better for many

years, the underground watering system proving a great investment. Bill Ball Oval, after a

couple of poor years, is starting to emerge as the ground we used to know. Rance Oval has

maintained its presence as a very good lower grade ground. Congratulations to all the ground

staff and to Dave Hinkley who co-ordinated ground maintenance with great expertise.

Selections, as usual, proved at times to be a difficult and thankless task. However the selectors

generally were able to maintain ‘balanced’ teams and did a good job coping with the many

‘unavailables’. There is a lot of time devoted to sorting out 6 cricket teams week in week out,

and the selectors are to be commended for their efforts. One of the club’s strengths through its

history is the production of talented young cricketers and it’s important the selection process

maintains an appropriate pathway for them to develop.

I feel the progress of the club over the past 2-3 years has been outstanding and we are well

placed to take advantage of some hard work. The committee now has stability and an attitude

that is all about taking the club forward. The entire committee is hard working, none more so

than Dave Hinkley (grounds and equipment) and Warren Masters (who gets anything done we

need).

Cheers and good luck for 2017/18.

Proud Sponsor of Penrith Cricket Club

FIRST GRADE by Matthew Halse

The Winners

Back Row L to R: Jona Sammut, Tim Cummins, Luke Hodges. Michael Collins, Jake Wholohan

Front Row L to R: Michael Castle, Ryan Gibson, Pat Cummins, Josh Lalor, Ryan Smith, Johnny Di Bartolo,

Ryan Hackney.

Centre Front: Matthew Halse (Captain)

First Grade Limited Overs Premiers

If you were to look at the 2016/17 First grade season in its entirety it could be described as a

pretty good year. A pretty good season made great by an afternoon’s cricket played at Howell

Oval on the 26th of February 2017, but more on that later.

The season started well, in fact we got off to a flyer. With new recruits Ryan Gibson and

Michael Castle, coupled with the availability of our representative quicks Lalor and Cummins

and the unavailability of an ageing off spinner, one could argue we started the year with our

strongest possible side! And we played like it, accounting for Parramatta and UNSW in the

first two rounds (50-over matches) quite comfortably, before a somewhat tense win against

North Sydney in our first two-day game, due to some Justin Avendano brilliance. He seems to

save his best for Penrith each season.

Performances of note over the first three rounds included a treble of 60’s for Gibson, Sammut

and Pat Cummins and 2 wickets on debut for Luke Hodges against Parramatta. Against

UNSW Sammut backed up with 78 and this time Tim Cummins

made his way to 60 before Lalor and Pat took 3 wickets each. North Sydney saw a pair of

centurions in Johnny Di Bartolo and the in-form Jona Sammut. Luke Hodges contributed

what would prove to be a vital 36. This set the platform for an impressive score of 362. North

Sydney, to their credit, gave it a red hot crack with Avendano making a brilliant 190, before

Ryan Smith got his key wicket, as he so often does when the team needs him to. Luke Hodges

capped off a great game and a great start to First grade cricket by picking up two of the three

Aitken brothers late in the piece to extinguish the Bears hopes.

Round 4 saw the return of the ageing off spinner/captain from a family holiday. It also

coincided with a period of instability for the team. Michael Castle sustained a long term back

injury after a most promising start to his time at Penrith. Ryan Gibson departed for the

Matador Cup, and, along with Patty’s return to NSW colours and Josh Lalor’s involvement in

Futures League/2nd XI cricket, saw what had been a pretty stable team early on, change on an

almost weekly basis.

After winning three on the trot, we promptly lost the next three matches, which included a 9

wicket loss to Manly and an 8 wicket loss to Northern District. Wickets were hard to come by

and our batting was all of a sudden inconsistent after a strong start to the year. Individual

highlights through this period included a sublime 60 from Michael Collins when the team was

in trouble against the Randy Petes and another half century to the Howell Oval specialist,

Jona Sammut against NDs.

We went into Round 7 desperate for a win against the high flying Gordon. We lost the toss

and sometime after lunch we found ourselves up against it with Gordon reaching 3 for 179.

Enter Josh Lalor, who produced yet another inspired bowling performance at Howell Oval,

which was backed up by some smart catching to see Gordon dismissed for 265. Day 2 saw Di

Bartolo and Tommy Kohler-Cadmore put on 60 for the first wicket. The loss of two quick

wickets saw Jona join Tommy at the crease with plenty still to do. Over the next 3 hours the

lads put on 183 with Jona falling for an even 100, one run short of the target. Tommy posted

101* in an innings that lasted over four hours and some 249 balls. It was a brilliant innings of

sheer determination, as our much loved Pom had been struggling for runs up until this point in

his second stint at the club.

The last game before Christmas saw us take on our fierce rivals Bankstown in a one day

game. It proved a pivotal moment in the season. Not because we won, but in fact because we

lost….badly. All out for 130 after being 0 for 47 and passed 3 down, coughing up a bonus

point in the process. It was our worst performance as a team in recent memory, by far. After a

frank and honest assessment of our performance in the sheds immediately after the game, it

was time to work out where we wanted our season to go. We could hide behind the fact that

our team was constantly changing and we were often without some of our best players, or we

could come back after Christmas and give it a red hot crack with a view to making the finals

in the two day and one day format.

The first game after Christmas saw us easily account for a struggling Campbelltown, picking

up a bonus point in the process. It also saw Jordan Silk pop in for his annual game in between

Sydney Sixers duty, which always helps in putting a spring in the step of the guys who take

the field with him. This result also allowed us to qualify in 6th position for the one day

competition quarter-finals….but more on that later.

Round 9 saw us play another struggling side in Fairfield-Liverpool in a Saturday/Sunday

fixture. Batting first, half centuries to Ryan Hackney, Jake Wholohan and Jona Sammut saw

us post a competitive but unconvincing 284. Midway through the last session, not only did

our total look unconvincing but it was looking a little short of the mark. Fairfield had reached

5 for 252 and with the second new ball due it was well and truly the last roll of the dice.

Cometh the hour, cometh the man, it was time for the “Red Dog” Brenton Loudon to

announce himself as a First grade cricketer of promise. Brenton took 4 of the last 5 wickets as

we took an amazing 5 for 27 to pull yet another game out of the fire. I’ve lost count of the

number of times this side has come back from a seemingly impossible position over the last 3

to 4 years. It is born out of inner belief that we are never beaten until the last ball; always play

the game out as hard as possible, always be prepared to continue on even if beaten early in the

day. This attitude and belief would serve us well in the not too distant future.

The following match saw us lose to St George after a disappointing batting performance, a

brilliant five wicket haul from Ryan Smith having put us in the box seat. We wouldn’t have

long to dwell on this result as we had to back up on the Sunday for the Limited Overs quarter-

final against competition leaders Sydney Uni. But I’ll cover the one day finals later in the

report.

Round 11 was against local rivals Hawkesbury in another Saturday/Sunday two day fixture to

be played at Bensons Lane. On the back of a hot week and with temperatures forecast to be in

the low 40’s for both days, we were surprised to be greeted with a green, damp, softish

wicket. Upon winning the toss there was little hesitation in bowling first. Some quality

bowling, mixed with good catching led to Hawkesbury being dismissed for 115 in 37 overs,

Ryan Smith grabbing 5 and Josh Lalor 4. Some good batting from ‘Hackers’ and Matty

Hopkins with 60 each saw us finish the day 35 runs ahead. After a bit of discussion the next

morning the decision was made to declare straight away and have a crack at 10 points. Wicket

conditions had improved a bit but we still thought there would be enough in it provided we

bowled well. Once again ‘Bomber’and Josh stood up for is. Bomb picked up another 5 to

grab 10 for the match whilst Lalor picked up the big 3: Clarke, Nair and McKay. This set up

a run chase late in the day, 145 required to take the 10 points. Not even a brief storm could

stop us reaching the total after Johnny got us off to a flyer with 44 off 26 balls. Jona and

‘Hoppa’ saw us home, the 10 points entrenching us in the top 6. In other news which was to

have a massive bearing on our fortunes in a few weeks’ time, Michael Castle made his return

from his back injury in 2nd grade, plundering a better than a run-a-ball century

The next round was scheduled as a two day game against Easts, who were competing with us

for a top 6 berth. Bizarrely, day 1 was called off due to forecast extreme heat. Whilst it

seemed strange to call a game of cricket off because it was hot it did allow us to concentrate

on our Limited Overs semi-final the next day versus Sutherland at Caringbah….more on that

later. So given all grade cricket was called off Day 2 was rescheduled for a limited overs

fixture and saw Michael Castle make his long awaited return to the First grade side.

Ultimately, this game ended in a loss, but I also believe it was pivotal into how our season

finished up. Easts batted first and a couple of Test players in Peter Nevill and Sam Robson

saw Easts reach 1 for 191 with plenty of overs left. Again we fought hard and managed to

restrict them to a somewhat gettable target of 261. Still we were going to have to do a lot right

to get the runs. Unfortunately not much went right in the early part of the innings and we

slumped to 6 for 100. Timmy Cummins and I got to work, essentially looking to deprive Easts

of a bonus point and got a small partnership going. Then, ironically, it rained, and rained for a

good hour or so. Upon resumption, everyone’s good friend Duckworth & Lewis had come to

the conclusion that despite losing 5 overs, our target was only to reduce by 6 runs. If that was

not enough, it was dark, really dark. Timmy and I headed out and slowly got our partnership

going. The light got better but the run rate had blown out to about 10 runs per over. It was

now or never and once again we rolled the dice. Some smart batting mixed with blatant

slogging from Tim (67 off 66 balls) and me (70 off 60 balls), plus a cameo from Micky

Collins, ultimately saw us fall one run short of our target. In the immediate aftermath the loss

hurt but again we took a valuable lesson away: we had backed ourselves in from an

improbable position and gone within a whisker of an unlikely victory. More importantly,

Michael Castle had come through unscathed and bowled 10 pretty tidy overs for us.

Round 14 saw us take on Mosman with the Limited Overs final scheduled on the Sunday after

the first day. Jake Wholohan snared 5 wickets to see Mosman bowled out for 194. We

finished the day at 1 for 58 and left the ground with a spring in our steps, ready for the final

the next day. And then it rained, and rained, and rained…..but more on that later.

Ultimately Day 2 of the Mosman game was washed out; it was the beginning of a very wet

period of weather in Sydney over the course of the next few weeks. This left us needing to

beat Sydney at Drummoyne Oval to guarantee ourselves a place in the finals. Sydney was

sitting 3rd, so we were going to need to be somewhere near our best.

We won the toss batted and got away to a flyer, Johnny (44 off 39) and Ryan Gibson (75 off

66) had us on track for 300 plus at one stage. We lost our way however and were bowled out

for 217, using only 39 of our 50 allotted overs. Disappointing, but definitely a score we could

defend. Early wickets to Josh and Bomber plus a brilliant run out from Ryan Hackney had us

on top. Sydney fought back through some good partnerships, which coupled with a dislocated

thumb to Josh Lalor, had us under the pump. In the end we held our nerve. We were off to the

finals…or so we thought.

Scheduled to play the eventual champs, Sydney Uni, the heavens opened up during the week

and it rained and rained and rained. Whilst we turned up Saturday and Sunday, pretty early on

we knew we were sunk … literally. A pretty disappointing way to exit, but we finished 6th,

which was a fair indication of our season. As the lower ranked side weather is never your

friend. Softening the blow was the Limited Overs title already in our back pocket. We shook

hands early Sunday morning which left us plenty of time to reflect over a few quiet ales at the

Lapstone Hotel.

Which takes me back to the three games of our season that would ultimately define it; I have

saved the best for last.

In the quarter-final of the Limited Overs we faced a pretty tough assignment in Sydney Uni.

The quirks of the draw saw them at full strength except for Ed Cowan. We won the toss and

decided to post a score and defend. Our innings never really kicked off, Devlin Malone

destroyed us through the middle overs. We scrapped our way to 165 and whilst the outfield

was heavy, against the Uni line up you could write your own ticket. Up against it, we took the

attitude that if we were to be beaten, we would make them work bloody hard for it. Over the

next 45 overs, we played near perfect, defend-a-score cricket. There was not a weak link in

the bowling or fielding. We pressured a quality side into mistake after mistake and took the

opportunities when they came. In the end we won comfortably, knocking Sydney Uni over for

136. At the time one of the best wins I had played in.

Two Sundays later we were away to Sutherland at Caringhbah. Only one change to the team,

Pat Cummins in for the unlucky Michael Collins who had been brilliant against Sydney Uni.

Sutherland won the toss and elected to bat, getting off to a slow start, content to see Cummins

and Lalor off early. A consistent bowling effort saw us bowl Sutherland out in the last over

for 228. We took the last 4 wickets for 31 runs, crucial against a team with a very dangerous

lower order. A competitive score in a semi-final but on a good wicket and fast outfield we

were confident. After a solid start we lost our way in the middle order and soon found

ourselves 6 for 129. Crucially Gibbo was still in and was keeping the run rate in hand.

Unfortunately Gibbo fell for a beautifully compiled 80 leaving us 49 runs short with 2 wickets

in hand and the run rate just above a run a ball. Josh Lalor is known for being rocks or

diamonds with the bat; we were going to need the latter and boy, did he deliver. Josh

proceeded to put on a clinic of death batting, managing the run rate and putting pressure back

on the Sutherland bowlers. He was ably supported by Luke Hodges, sharing a 46 run stand.

When ‘Hodgey’ got knocked over 4 runs short of victory, there were some nervous flutters,

however Josh and Bomber steered us home with a ball to spare. Jubilant scenes, we were off

to the grand final. Word soon filtered through that Hawkesbury had knocked off the Randy

Petes; even better, a home grand final!

Heavy overnight rain the night before the final inspired what was a fairly common scene at

Howell Oval: early that Sunday morning the super soppers were trudging away around the

square, the bowler’s run-ups a particular concern. Not for the first time some industrial

blowers were sourced from Kennards Hire, as there was real concern about whether we would

get the ground up for a game. This only added to the tension of the day. Finally after a lot of

hard work by Brian Cameron and a swarm of players and volunteers, the umpires decided the

ground was good enough to go. The match had been reduced to 35 overs. Only one change

from the semi-final, Michael Castle was back in the side after some strong performances,

young Hackers was the unlucky one to make way.

We won the toss and batted and got away to a good start. Johnny was his usual aggressive

self, with Castle playing a steady hand. After Johnny and Mick departed, we were 2 for 101

and our run rate was strong. However, as the ball softened it became hard to score, the wicket

was on the slow side after being under covers for so long, and, the outfield was extremely

heavy. Some scrappy batting through the middle to lower order saw us reach 181 off our 35

overs, but certainly a score we could use to apply pressure. Hawkesbury boasted a very strong

batting line up and had chased runs well all season but … chasing a score in their first ever

First grade final … we knew the nerves would kick in at some point.

There were no nerves on display early, with Gaucci and Clarke putting on 50 for the first

wicket before Hodgey claimed Clarke. Dale McKay entered and unfortunately they continued

on their merry way. We were our own worst enemy at times, missing some chances that we

would normally take. They cruised along to 1 for 139, and although we had just delivered a

few tight overs, there was no real run rate pressure on. We needed wickets, and fast. Enter

Michael Castle, whose cagey left arm medium pace produced one of the most devastating

spells of one day bowling you could ever hope to see. At one stage he picked up 5 wickets in

8 balls which included a 3 wicket maiden over. With Patty Cummins closing out the other end

and bowling terrifyingly quick, the pendulum swung very hard back in our favour. To

Hawkesbury’s credit, they hung in there and we could not quite deliver the final blow. It came

down to the last over, bowled by Pat, and the final ball, which I think everyone has seen over

and over again on social media or the internet.

Needing two to tie, Lawrence hit a wide yorker out to Hodgey at deep point, right in front of

our large and incredible supporter base. Hodgey coolly picked it up and fired a bounce throw

into Timmy Cummins, who equally calmly waited for it to hit the gloves before whipping the

bails off. Cue pandemonium! We were mobbed by our supporters who had been loud and in

our corner all day. We had just taken 9 for 41 to win by a run, a phenomenal achievement.

Whilst some cynics may say it was a fluke, or, Hawkesbury took the gas, I believe this result

was born out of years of playing hard, tough cricket down to the very last ball no matter the

result. A team does not win as many close games as this side has over the years by accident

and this was highlighted throughout the finals campaign, culminating in a premiership. This

was no fluke; we have been knocking on the door for quite a few years consistently making

the final of both competitions. I am sure some in Sydney had written us off as chokers after

some disappointing semi-final losses, however, we had well and truly shed that tag over the

last 3 games of finals cricket. Michael Castle was the deserved man of the match but everyone

in the 11 had contributed, as well as Micky Collins and Ryan Hackney who had played their

part in the finals series.

A great game was followed by a great night and to their credit the Hawkesbury boys joined us

for a few beers. At various points it seemed like the entire club was in the dressing rooms with

a plus one! As I think back over the night, I remember feeling a massive sense of relief. Relief

that we had done it for ourselves, our club mates and the club but also that we had delivered a

premiership to three of the best and most loyal men you could ever want in your corner. Jack,

Ronny and Scorch started this climb (I hate the word journey) with us 5 years ago and have

never wavered in their support and belief, through good times and some not so good. To be

able to share this with them made it all the more special.

This season was all about the team/squad not anyone individual or performance. Invariably

there were some fine individual achievements along the way.

Ryan Gibson returned to the club this season and along the way dominated the Matador Cup

for the CAXI and ultimately earned a baggy blue cap.

Patty Cummins played quite a bit of cricket this season for Penrith which is always great, but

even better was to see him rise back through the ranks. Only a few weeks after bowling the

death over in the final he was playing Test cricket again in India, just reward for a guy who

has shown remarkable patience and dedication to get back to the top of the tree.

Ryan Hackney continued his development as a First grade opening batsman this season.

Along the one way he dominated the Australian Under 19s carnival and was selected for the

Aussie Under 19s team.

Luke Hodges played the majority of the season in First grade after finishing the season before

in Third grade. ‘Hodgey’ is a tough, no frills type of cricketer who delivered for us in some

key moments this year. He will have gained so much from this season.

Jona Sammut started the season like a house on fire, batting audaciously at times. The back

half of his season unfortunately dropped off but if he can put the two halves of a season

together next year, he could become a dominant First grade batsman.

Johnny Di Bartolo was his usual belligerent self at the top of the order but the highlight for

me this year was his fielding. Johnny took some of the best catches in the gully that you could

ever hope to see and this often helped turn games for us.

Michael Castle had a frustrating but ultimately rewarding first season for the club. He very

quickly became a popular member of the club and is a strong leader on the training paddock

for the entire club.

Jake Wholohan continued his development as an off spinning all-rounder scoring some vital

runs at times and taking some key wickets. His season will be forever remembered for wildly

running around in a circle, hands and hat aloft after the final ball of the final.

Micky Collins had another solid season in First grade and was particularly strong in the one

day format for us. Some more work on his batting could easily see him develop into a very

handy bowling all-rounder.

Matty Hopkins had a frustrating year being dropped to Second grade mid-way through the

season. Hoppa responded in brilliant fashion scoring a truckload of runs in Twos and earned a

recall at the back end of the season.

Tommy Kohler-Cadmore had a quiet second season at the club but still managed a match

winning innings for us before returning home early through injury. He even caught a few this

season in the slips!

Timmy Cummins captained the team in my absence and is always a calm head on the field.

Not as many runs as he would have liked this season but played some crucial innings for us at

various points.

Ryan Smith was rewarded for years of hard work, dedication and quality bowling with a call

up to the ACT Comets Futures League team, most deserved for a guy who always stands up

when the team most needs him to.

A frustrating year on the rep scene for Josh Lalor mainly due to injury, however, whenever he

got on the park for Penrith he was invariably brilliant. He’s been a consistent match winner

and whole-hearted performer for Penrith over a long period, so a premiership was a fitting

reward.

There were others that played their part, but this was the core group of guys who played First

grade. Of course, it is not just about the players. To our loyal band of

supporters/parents/wives/girlfriends/children, a massive thanks. Too many to name

individually but thank you for your support and assistance in the canteen and with afternoon

teas. I hope the team gave you guys some life long memories along the way, along with some

heart flutters.

To Paul Goldsmith and the committee, thank you for your hard work for the club and support

of the First grade side. Big thanks to Pete and Wanda Hazard for all you guys do. To

independent selectors Warren Buttigieg and Rod Evans thanks for undertaking that

‘thankless’ task! And for being very patient with some of my indecisiveness throughout the

season, a big thank you.

To our support staff, Jack, Ronnie, Scorch, Mick Wholohan , Kev Chevell, Dale Turner, Kev

Geyer and our scorer David Frede. Thank you for the part that you all played in this season. It

was a disappointing way to end the season but overall we can all be immensely proud of

winning a premiership. They are bloody hard to come by!

As most people are aware I’ve decided that now is the right time for me to move on as both a

player and as captain. I have been very fortunate to have had a long First grade career; there

were moments coming through the grades where I thought I would never play one game of

First grade. I have also had the good fortune to play alongside some fantastic cricketers and

even better people, and I have made many lifelong friends from my time at Penrith. It has

been an honour to lead a great group of guys over the last 5 years and to achieve some really

good results along the way, capped off by a premiership this season. I believe the team is in a

good position to chase more success with a good core group of senior players and a good mix

of talented youngsters. I will most certainly miss the competitive way we play cricket; the

spirit you guys display and the banter and friendship that is so unique to cricket. Whilst I

won’t be lost to the club, I do plan on spending a bit of time away from the game, exploring

what regular people do with their summer time weekends.

I’d like to sign off by thanking some people that have been instrumental in my cricket career.

To Steve Small, thank you for answering my call for you to become First grade coach 4 years

ago. You have had such a positive impact on this team and have really helped me along the

way. To Scorch, I think I am right in saying our association together in cricket started about

25 years ago. I have thoroughly enjoyed your company, advice and the odd glass of wine or

two with you over the years. You have always had my back and you are without doubt the

best manager going around. And my goodness you have nicked some cricket balls to me over

the years!

To my parents, who have been so supportive of me since I first played the game as a 9 year

old. Best of all they have always done it in a quiet, undemonstrative way. You have allowed

me to be my own person and make my own mistakes. Your support of not just me but this

club in general has been nothing short of outstanding. As I mentioned in the dressing rooms

after the our last game v Sydney Uni, as a young fella I used to head off to cricket for the day

with Dad who was playing lower grades at the time. Things have come full circle and for the

last few years Dad came to cricket with me. I can say with some certainty, he has been of way

more use to me, than I was to him all those years ago. It has been a lot of fun sharing it all

with you.

Lastly but certainly not least the biggest thank you of all goes to my beautiful wife Lauren.

Cricket can be a bloody selfish pursuit which gets magnified once children come along.

Lauren has been kind enough to indulge me with summers away from her for the last 15

years. The last 7 of those years have required her to look after the kids or drag them around

Sydney supporting me, and the team. Without the support of you and our beautiful girls it

would all feel rather empty. I look forward to spending our summers together at more

desirable venues than cricket grounds scattered over Sydney.

There are many others who have played small and big parts in my time at the club, however,

this report has been a bit self-indulgent as it is, so I will leave it at that. Penrith Cricket Club

has given me so much over the last 25 years; I hope to return in a few years’ time and start

giving back.

One Day Squad and Support Staff: L to R standing, Dale Turner, Kevin Geyer, Rod Evans, Kevin Chevell,

Michael Castle, Michael Collins, Ryan Gibson, Ryan Smith, Pat Cummins, Luke Hodges, Steve Small, Ron

Halse, Michael Wholohan, Paul Goldsmith; L to R Seated, Ryan Hackney, Johnny DiBartolo, Joshua Lalor,

Matthew Halse ©, Tim Cummins, Jono Sammut, Jake Wholohan

FIRST GRADE - Summary of Matches

(Including L/O Rounds 1-4 & T20 Rounds 1-3)

Round 1 Penrith 8/284 (P Cummins 69, J Sammut 66, R Gibson 65) Win

(L/O R1) Parramatta 10/177 (J Lalor 3/34, P Cummins 2/23)

Round 2 Penrith 7/227 (J Sammut 78, T Cummins 62) Win

(L/O R2) UNSW 10/178 (J Lalor 3/23, P Cummins 3/43)

Round 3 Penrith 10/345 (J.DiBartolo 119; J Sammut 123) Win

North Sydney 10/345 (J Lalor 4/114, L Hodges 2/42, R Smith 2/69)

Round 4 Penrith 10/166 (R Gibson 59) Loss

Manly 1/168 (J Lalor 1/29)

Round 5 Penrith 10/251 (M Collins 65, J DiBartolo 50, M Halse 43) Loss

Randwick-Petersham 7/256 (R Smith 3/88, J Wholohan 2/32)

Round 6 Penrith 10/280 (M Halse 59, J Sammut 57, J Wholohan 49) Loss

Northern District 2/282 (R.Smith 1/62, J Wholohan 1/72)

Round 7 Penrith 3/266 (J.Sammut 100, T Kohler-Cadmore 101*) Win

Gordon 10/265 (J Lalor 5/57, L Hodges 2/50)

Round 8 Penrith 10/130 (J DiBartolo 35) Loss

(L/O R3) Bankstown 3/131 (R Smith 1/21, M Halse 1/26)

Round 9 Penrith 4/124 (T.Kohler-Cadmore 46) Win

(L/O R4) Campbelltown 10/124 (M Halse 4/21, R Smith 2/15)

Round 10 Penrith 9/284 (R Hackney 62, J Wholohan 60, J Sammut 54) Win

Fairfield-Liverpool 10/279 (B Loudon 4/60, R Smith 3/75)

Round 11 Penrith 10/106 (J DiBartolo 30) Loss

St George 10/226 (R Smith 5/97, M Collins 2/12

Round 12 Penrith 4/150 (R Hackney 63, M Hopkins 60*) Win

Hawkesbury 10/115 (R Smith 5/54, J Lalor 4/47)

Penrith 3/149 (J Sammut 45*, J DiBartolo 44, M Hopkins 31*

Hawkesbury 10/180 (R Smith 5/74, J Lalor 3/28)

Round 13 Penrith 9/254 (M Halse 77*, T Cummins 67) D/L Loss

Eastern Suburbs 6/261 (M Castle 3/51, L Hodges 2/53)

Round 14 Penrith 1/58 (R Gibson 31*, R Hackney 24*) Draw

Mosman 10/194 (J Wholohan 5/40, M Collins 1/11)

Round 15 Penrith 10/217 (R Gibson 75, J DiBartolo 44, M Castle 41) Win

Sydney 10/193 (R Smith 2/33, J Wholohan 2/39, M Castle 2/44)

Q Final Penrith 0/0 Washout Draw

Sydney Uni 0/0

FGLO Penrith 10/165 (J Sammut 30, R Gibson 27, M Halse 26*) Win

Q Final Sydney Uni 10/139 (J Lalor 3/30, J Wholohan 2/18, M Collins 2/29)

FGLO Penrith 9/229 (R Gibson 80, J Lalor 36*, T Cummins 29) Win

Semi Final Sutherland 10/228 (M Halse 3/44, P Cummins 2/34, J Wholohan 2/37,

J Lalor 2/37)

FGLOGF Penrith 9/181 (M Castle 38, R Gibson 36, J DiBartolo 30) Win

Hawkesbury 10/180 (M Castle 5/20, P Cummins 3/35)

T20 Penrith 10/82 (R Smith 17, J DiBartolo 15) Loss

(Round 1) Sydney Uni 4/86 (P Cummins 2/22)

T20 Penrith 5/126 (C Weir 50*, T Kohler-Cadmore 33) Loss

(Round 2) Hawkesbury 3/131 (J Wholohan 1/15)

T20 Penrith 5/161 (J Sammut 55, J DiBartolo 48) Win

(Round 3) Blacktown 10/128 (J Lalor 3/10, L Hodges 2/17, M Collins 2/18)

T20 Penrith 3/127 (J DiBartolo 56, J Sammut 29, C Weir 22*) Win

(Round 4) Central Coast 10/123 (M Halse 3/18, J Wholohan 2/19)

Played: 23 Won: 13 Lost: 8 Drew: 2

Runs Scored: 4571 Wickets Lost: 170 Average: 26.88

Runs Against: 4509 Wickets Taken: 191 Average: 23.60

Scores Over 50

R Gibson 65 v Parramatta M Collins 65 v Randwick -Petersham

59 v Manly

80 v Sutherland FGLOSF C Weir 50* v Hawkesbury T20

75 v Sydney

J DiBartolo 119 v North Sydney M Hopkins 60* v Hawkesbury

50 v Randwick-Petersham

56 v Central Coast T20 P Cummins 69 v Parramatta

M Halse 59 v Northern District J Wholohan 60* v Fairfield-Liverpool

77* v Eastern Suburbs

J Sammut 66 v Parramatta T Cummins 62 v Fairfield-Liverpool

78 v UNSW 67 v Eastern Suburbs

123 v North Sydney

57 v Northern District R Hackney 62 v Fairfield-Liverpool

100 v Gordon 63 v Hawkesbury

55 v Blacktown T20

54 v Fairfield-Liverpool T Kohler-Cadmore 101* v Gordon


First Grade Batting Partnerships

WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 69 John DiBartolo - Ryan Hackney 5 1 Randwick-Petersham

2 83 Tom Kohler-Cadmore - Ryan Hackney 9 1 Campbelltown-Camden

3 183 Tom Kohler-Cadmore - Jonathon Sammut 7 1 Gordon

4 128 Jonathon Sammut - Tim Cummins 2 1 UNSW

5 59 Ryan Gibson - Tim Cummins 4 1 Manly-Warringah

6 70 Patrick Cummins - Joshua Lalor 1 1 Parramatta

7 94 Jake Wholohan - Matthew Halse 6 1 Northern District

8 88 Matthew Halse - Michael Collins 5 1 Randwick-Petersham

9 44 Jake Wholohan - Ryan Smith 10 1 Fairfield-Liverpool

9 44 Matthew Halse - Ryan Smith 8 1 Bankstown

10 43 Luke Hodges – Max McNamara 3 1 North Sydney

5 Wickets in an Innings

Ryan Smith 5/97 v St George

5/54 v Hawkesbury

5/74 v Hawkesbury

Joshua Lalor 5/57 v Gordon

Jake Wholohan 5/40 v Mosman

Michael Castle 5/20 v Hawkesbury FGLOGF

10 Wickets in a Match

Ryan Smith 5/54 & 5/74 v Hawkesbury

First Grade Batting & Fielding

PLAYER MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR. C/ST.

1 Sammut, Jonathon C 15 15 1 2 4 3 57 11 977 123 579 41.36 72.7 4

2 DiBartolo, John M 15 15 1 1 1 2 51 12 541 119 430 30.71 111.1 10

3 Cummins, Tim P 15 14 3 0 2 1 30 3 625 67 289 26.27 71.7 28/2

4 Gibson, Ryan 8 8 1 0 3 2 30 2 521 75 275 39.29 79.3 6

5 Hackney, Ryan 10 10 1 0 2 0 20 1 951 63 265 29.44 35.8 1

6 Halse, Matthew R 12 8 1 0 2 0 16 6 513 77* 224 32.00 52.0 6

7 Kohler-Cadmore, Tom 9 9 1 1 0 0 22 1 500 101* 179 22.38 44.9 6


8 Wholohan, Jake M 14 9 2 0 1 1 16 0 529 60* 173 24.71 40.0 5

9 Hopkins, Matthew 9 9 4 0 1 0 9 1 397 60* 136 27.20 46.3 1

10 Collins, Michael J 9 6 0 0 1 0 16 2 255 65 128 21.33 61.8 7

11 Castle, Michael J 6 5 0 0 0 0 4 3 200 41 101 20.20 65.6

12 Smith, Ryan P 15 11 4 0 0 2 10 2 234 24* 93 13.29 57.4 7

13 Cummins, Patrick J 3 2 0 0 1 0 7 1 154 69 72 36.00 91.1

14 Lalor, Joshua K 7 5 1 0 0 0 6 1 123 29 72 18.00 72.0 1

15 Hodges, Luke 12 7 0 0 0 1 8 0 138 36 62 8.86 47.3 5

16 Silk, Jordan C 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 35 25* 25 NA 104.2

17 Weir, Cameron 2 2 0 0 0 0 77 16 22 11.00 35.5

18 Betros, Peter 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 27 17 17 17.00 73.9

19 Williams, Brent 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 20 8 8 8.00 47.1

20 Loudon, Brenton 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 14 7* 7 NA 63.6

21 McNamara, Max 3 3 3 0 0 0 57 4* 4 NA 11.1

22 Balgowan, Kaine P 1 1 0 0 0 0 15 3 3 3.00 20.

First Grade Bowling

PLAYER MAT O M R W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.

1 Smith, Ryan P 15 251.3 41 897 34 3 1 5/54 26.38 44.38 3.57

2 Lalor, Joshua K 7 117.4 23 340 24 1 0 5/57 14.17 29.42 2.89

3 Wholohan, Jake M 14 174.4 30 532 16 1 0 5/40 33.25 65.50 3.05

4 Hodges, Luke 12 152.1 33 435 15 0 0 2/31 29.00 60.87 2.86

5 Collins, Michael J 9 110.3 20 311 8 0 0 2/12 38.88 82.88 2.81

6 Castle, Michael J 6 32.5 0 150 7 0 0 3/51 21.43 28.14 4.57

7 Halse, Matthew R 12 90.2 17 283 7 0 0 4/21 40.43 77.43 3.13

8 Cummins, Patrick J 3 31 2 119 6 0 0 3/43 19.83 31.00 3.84

9 Loudon, Brenton 3 31.5 5 107 4 0 0 4/60 26.75 47.75 3.36

10 Balgowan, Kaine P 1 5 0 34 1 0 0 1/34 34.00 30.00 6.80

11 Kohler-Cadmore, Tom 9 2.3 0 19 0 0 0 0/19 NA NA 7.60

12 Gibson, Ryan 8 4 0 21 0 0 0 0/21 NA NA 5.25

13 McNamara, Max 3 28 3 130 0 0 0 0/40 NA NA 4.64

First Grade Limited Overs – Finals

Batting & Fielding


1 Gibson, Ryan 3 3 0 0 1 0 7 2 268 80 143 47.67 76.5

2 DiBartolo, John M 3 3 0 0 0 0 5 2 51 30 60 20.00 109.1 2

3 Cummins, Tim P 3 3 0 0 0 0 6 0 110 29 52 17.33 60.5 1

4 Lalor, Joshua K 3 3 1 0 0 1 2 0 78 36* 52 26.00 104.0 3

5 Halse, Matthew R 3 3 1 0 0 0 2 0 128 26* 51 25.50 56.7 1

6 Sammut, Jonathon C 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 1 88 30 47 15.67 73.4

7 Castle, Michael J 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 77 38 38 38.00 64.4

8 Hodges, Luke 3 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 65 17 29 14.50 54.7

9 Hackney, Ryan 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 63 16 21 10.50 48.8 3

10 Collins, Michael J 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 37 14 14 14.00 48.3

11 Wholohan, Jake M 3 3 1 0 0 0 1 1 43 7 14 7.00 31.8 1

12 Cummins, Patrick J 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 20 12 12 6.00 66.7 3

13 Smith, Ryan P 3 3 1 0 0 1 1 0 16 4 5 2.50 41.7

Presentation of First Grade Limited Overs trophy: successful captain Matthew Halse

Bowling

Presentation of Michael Bevan Medal to Player of the First Grade Limited Overs Final: Michael Castle 38 and 5/20


1 Castle, Michael J 1 5 1 20 5 1 0 5/20 4.00 6.00 4.00


3 Lalor, Joshua K 3 22.4 1 97 5 0 0 3/30 19.40 27.20 4.28

4 Wholohan, Jake M 3 14 1 68 4 0 0 2/18 17.00 21.00 4.86

5 Halse, Matthew R 3 20 0 90 3 0 0 3/44 30.00 40.00 4.50

6 Collins, Michael J 1 9 1 29 2 0 0 2/29 14.50 27.00 3.22

7 Smith, Ryan P 3 19 2 79 1 0 0 1/26 79.00 114.00 4.16

8 Hodges, Luke 3 23 1 85 1 0 0 1/29 85.00 138.00 3.70

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T20 Batting & Fielding


1 DiBartolo, John M 4 4 0 0 1 0 8 9 92 56 120 30.00 160.0 1

2 Sammut, Jonathon C 4 4 0 0 1 0 8 4 121 55 103 25.75 104.0 1

3 Weir, Cameron 3 3 2 0 1 0 5 1 121 50* 73 73.00 77.7

4 Kohler-Cadmore, Tom 4 4 0 0 0 0 8 2 42 33 57 14.25 167.6 3

5 Betros, Peter 3 2 1 0 0 0 2 29 23* 26 26.00 118.2 1

6 Cummins, Tim P 3 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 25 14 25 12.50 113.6 3

7 Halse, Matthew R 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 23 11 19 9.50 105.6 1

8 Wholohan, Jake M 4 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 20 17* 19 19.00 90.5 2

9 Smith, Ryan P 3 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 14 17 17 17.00 130.8 1

10 Gibson, Ryan 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 13 9 9 9.00 90.0

11 Lalor, Joshua K 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 11 6 7 7.00 70.0 2

12 Cummins, Patrick J 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 8 6 6 6.00 60.0 2

13 Hodges, Luke 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 17 2* 2 NA 18.2 1

T20 Bowling


1 Halse, Matthew R 4 12.3 0 89 5 0 0 3/18 17.80 15.00 7.12

2 Lalor, Joshua K 2 7 0 34 4 0 0 3/10 8.50 10.50 4.86

3 Collins, Michael J 3 11 0 81 4 0 0 2/18 20.25 16.50 7.36

4 Wholohan, Jake M 4 7 0 48 3 0 0 2/19 16.00 14.00 6.86

5 Kohler-Cadmore, Tom 4 7 0 50 3 0 0 1/7 16.67 14.00 7.14

6 Hodges, Luke 4 12.3 0 75 3 0 0 2/17 25.00 25.00 6.00


8 Smith, Ryan P 3 9.1 0 65 2 0 0 1/13 32.50 27.50 7.09

SECOND GRADE By Peter Betros

Peter Betros: enjoyed a 500-run summer, hopes others can too

Captaining this side is the highlight of my career thus far at Penrith. I enjoyed it thoroughly

and took pride in watching my men grow as players and people. I know that the club is in a

great position for the future based off my side alone. I would like to thank all of the playing

members for the past season and a special mention to a few people who made my job

particularly easy.

Firstly, to the lovely Lorraine who scored for us in all but one match this season, thank you

very much! Oh yeah, sorry for making you drive all the way to Mosman week two only to

find out that the match had been rained off. I owe you a drink or two.

Kevin Geyer, Dale Turner and Paul Goldsmith, who at one stage or another helped the team

with warm-ups at Howell, and, on one occasion DT and Goldy made the trip to North Sydney

to help put us through our paces and even provided lunch for us. You three are absolute

legends in my eyes and the club’s. Thank you.

Thanks to all parents and partners who helped with the teas and lunches this season.

Thanks also to ‘Butts’ and ‘Scorch’ for some very interesting selection meetings. Some

heated moments, which only proved the passion, and level at which these guys operated at in

ensuring the best teams took the park each round.

‘Morro’ senior - thanks for always making sure I had new prunes each week. ‘Prunes’ are

balls for those of you who do not understand cricketing terminology/banter.

Last but definitely not least, thanks to Peter Hazard. It must be the name mate because you

were huge for myself, the team and the club this season. Your efforts in every aspect of the

club this season definitely have not gone unnoticed. Thanks for everything you did for me

throughout the season Pete.

Now, enough of the thank-yous and well wishes … let’s jump back to reality. Putting it as

simply as possible the 2016/17 season was very much underwhelming for Penrith 2nd

grade.

The side we produced week in and week out on paper should have placed us in the top 3, but

sadly we didn’t even make the finals series.

For the 12(ish) seasons that I have played at PCC the same issue has occurred. We continue

to under perform with the bat. Not just in 2nd

grade but across all grades. A quick glance at

the season/career statistics proves my point entirely.

I was blessed with a plethora of bowling talent this season, which led to some first grade

quality bowlers playing 3rd

grade at stages this season. The bowling this season in 2nd

grade

was of the highest quality. Although, statistically it does not reflect such accolades I can

assure you batting teams felt the pinch when they played us.

Our fielding was a fraction off this season, and cost us the match against Fairfield where we

dropped six catches. I think overall the fielding needs to improve next season and that starts at

training. I am the first person to put my hand up and say I used the indoor centre a lot to

enhance my batting this season but I think I let my fielding go a fraction. As a team and club I

think we need to find that balance.

This brings me to my last point, batting. Some players like to hit one million balls in the

indoor centre, some players like ball machines, some players like outdoor throw downs etc. I

think we need to find a way to allow players to prepare whichever way they like to get the

best out of themselves with the bat. Naturally, bowlers at training are able to bowl as much as

they like in order to be best prepared for the upcoming match. I feel we need to try and have

that feel for our batsmen.

Potentially having top six batters having longer hits in the outdoor nets? I know even an extra

3 minutes would make a huge difference. Teams who are batting week two in two-day

matches having extra hits in the outdoor nets? I am no coach but I do believe that batting has

definitely been 2nd grade’s problem the past few seasons and we need to find a way to stop

the trend of players averaging 20 at our club.

I hope I haven’t stepped on anyone’s toes here, I just think we can do so much better in this

aspect of our game. The potential in our young playing members and the magnificent training

facilities we have at Howell we should expect to see better batting results. I hope that we can

find a way to get the best out of our batsmen in the coming seasons.

Matthew Hopkins – ‘Hoppa’ killed it this season in Second grade, 316 runs at an average of

105. Too good for Second grade. Next.

Andrew Hazard – ‘Haz’ had a great breakout second grade season. Close to 300 runs at an

average of 30 with the bat. Gave it his all in field and with the ball. Haz’s work ethic with the

bat at training is exceptional but I think he needs to make sure he keeps working with DT on

his bowling. Keep setting the bar high. Great season Haz.

Brent Williams – ‘Squirt’ is the type of player you want in your team. He plays at 110%

every week and is great to have around the team. He would be the first to tell you he under

performed with the bat this season. Averaging 25 for a bloke with Squirt’s technique and

aggression is not good enough. I may seem a little harsh but he is a much better player than

second grade. He must make sure he doesn’t forget about his bowling either which proved

very handy in the one dayers this season. Squirt was hands down the best fielder for us.

Adam Bayliss – ‘Trev’ had a decent season for us this season. He needs to make sure he

maintains that all rounder status. As a player who wants to move forward and eventually into

First grade I think he needs to become a middle-order bully. Trev can hit the ball extremely

hard, I want to see more of it!

Ryan Hackney – Hackers played the majority of the season in the top grade and rightly so.

Too good for Second grade. Let’s hope the club hangs onto this little weapon. Provided he

fixes up his hair and his banter because holding a conversation with him is hard work.

Cameron Weir – ‘Weiry’, in racing terms a $1.10 favourite beaten every week! The big fella

knows he didn’t have a great Second’s season but we all know how talented he is, highlighted

by a remarkable season in PG’s, which boasted three centuries! He also scored a lovely half

century against Hawkesbury in a First grade 20/20. Keep working hard Weiry and get back

up into the top grade.

Tyran Liddiard – ‘Lidds’ had a great season behind the stumps for us. He even made his

20/20 debut for 1st grade and kept beautifully. I think Lidds could be a dominating, hard-

hitting, keeper batsmen in the not too distant future. He finishes off innings beautifully with

his running between wickets but I believe, as he gets stronger he could be one of the hardest

hitters in the club.

Kaine Balgowan – ‘Kaineo’ was the leading wicket taker for Second grade this season. He

started off the season slowly but really turned it around when he was dropped to Third grade

for one match. He came back a determined bowler and would bowl all day for me from one

end. Never complained about which end I made him bowl from but constantly whinged when

I said, “have a spell mate”. A workhorse that I loved having in my team.

Jacob New – ‘Newy’ started the season remarkably with the ball and was our leading wicket

taker for the first third of the season. Newy was most annoyed about his batting and rightly

so. He is a far better player with the bat than his statistics show. Keep working hard on ALL

aspects of your game Newy. Genuine all rounder.

Luke Hodges – ‘Hodgey’ only played a handful of Second grade matches with me as he

played the majority of the season in the top grade. A long First grade career awaits, Hodgey.

Jarrah Ferris-Smith – Jarrah didn’t perform how he would have liked for me in Second

grade this season. A beautiful 35 against NDs who boasted the best bowling attack we faced

this season indicated that Second grade should be his bread and butter. Great having him back

at the club.

Maxwell McNamara – Maxy. ‘China’. What a guy. When he wasn’t talking about his six-

figure income Maxy was the pick of the bowlers for me this season. Twenty wickets at an

average of 12 is the proof. Hoping Maxy can get back up in the top grade where he belongs.

Michael Collins – ‘Collo’ also only played a handful of matches for me. He would bowl all

day if I asked him and proved this season that First grade is where he should be.

Brenton Loudon – ‘Loudo’ swings the ball both ways and can push them through on his day.

My only criticism of Loudo is that he failed to produce that pace consistently. I would be

frightened to see how he would go with a big pre-season under his belt with Kevy Chev! First

grade debut this season where he took a match winning ‘four fa’. The top grade awaits.

Ryan Fletcher – ‘Fletch’ is awesome. He bowls a beautiful inswinger and is incredibly

accurate. Once he develops a little more and becomes stronger he will no doubt play First

grade cricket. The slowest runner I have ever seen!

Shannon Finemore – ‘Shan’ joined us for a couple of games this season and won the match

for us against St George with the ball. I hope Shan continues to bowl in whatever grade he

plays next season. The club is in a much better place when Shan is around.

Max McNamara: ‘China’ has the experience, and the strikepower, to give Ones a shake again


SECOND GRADE - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 10/92 (P Betros 33, T McKay 20*) Loss

Parramatta 8/221 (K Balgowan 2/55, A Hazard 1/7)

Round 2 Penrith 9/193 (R Hackney 71, A Hazard 38) Loss

UNSW 4/194 (M Collins 2/24, J New 1/22)

Round 3 Penrith 10/256 (P Betros 105, C Weir 42) Win

North Sydney 10/155 (J New 4/18, M Collins 3/44)

North Sydney 1/65 (B Loudon 1/23)

Round 4 Penrith 10/186 (A Bayliss 66, R Hackney 26, K Balgowan 24) Win

Manly 10/80 (M Collins 6/32, M McNamara 3/17)

Round 5 Penrith 10/150 (A Bayliss 29, L Hodges 27) Loss

Randwick-Petersham 10/157 (B Loudon 4/54, J New 3/27, K Balgowan 3/32)

Penrith 4/186 (R Hackney 72*, P Betros 40)

Randwick-Petersham 6/103 (B Loudon 3/13, L Hodges 3/21)

Round 6 Penrith 10/267 (A Hazard 89, T Liddiard 37, J Ferris-Smith 35) Loss

Northern District 9/334 (B Loudon 3/99, A Hazard 2/20)

Round 7 Penrith 6/305 (M Hopkins 118*, B Williams 99) Win

Gordon 10/182 (M McNamara 6/47, K Balgowan 2/68)

Gordon 2/93 (B Williams 1/0, C New 1/45)

Round 8 Penrith 1/114 (P Betros 73*, A Ison 23) Win

Bankstown 10/112 (R Fletcher 3/19, J Wholohan 2/20, A Hazard 2/29)

Round 9 Penrith 5/130 (P Betros 49, M Hopkins 49*) Win

Campbelltown 10/129 (A Hazard 3/18, B Loudon 2/25)

Round 10 Penrith 8/224 (M Hopkins 55, A Hazard 51, K Balgowan 42*) Loss

Fairfield-Liverpool 8/225 (R Fletcher 2/30, A Hazard 2/47, M McNamara 2/61)

Round 11 Penrith 10/226 (M Hopkins 77, A Bayliss 31, M McNamara 28) Win

St George 10/209 (K Balgowan 4/49, S Finemore 4/50)

Round 12 Penrith 7/338 (M Castle 123, P Betros 74, B Williams 66) Win

Hawkesbury 10/112 (M McNamara 5/6, M Collins 2/23, K Balgowan 2/24)

Round 13 Penrith 9/184 (P Betros 82) D/L Loss

Eastern Suburbs 1/43 (B Loudon 1/15)

Round 14 Penrith Washout Draw

Mosman

Round 15 Penrith 10/65 Loss Sydney 2/67 (K Balgowan 2/17)




Scores Over 50

P Betros 105 v. North Sydney A Hazard 89 v. Northern District

73* v. Bankstown 51 v. Fairfield-Liverpool

74 v. Hawkesbury

82 v. Eastern Suburbs A Bayliss 66 v. Manly

M Castle 123 v. Hawkesbury B Williams 99 v. Gordon

66 v. Hawkesbury

M Hopkins 118* v. Gordon R Hackney 71 v. UNSW

55 v. Fairfield-Liverpool 72* v. Randwick-Petersham

77 v. St George

Second Grade Batting & Fielding


1 Betros, Peter 12 13 1 1 3 0 45 24 702 105 501 41.75 100.6 1

2 Hopkins, Matthew 6 6 3 1 2 0 29 0 817 118* 316 105.33 48.1 4

3 Hazard, Andrew 13 12 1 0 2 1 31 4 749 89 298 27.09 57.4 2

4 Williams, Brent 10 10 0 0 2 1 30 4 487 99 259 25.90 76.6 7

5 Bayliss, Adam 13 13 1 0 1 1 26 1 558 66 231 19.25 49.6 6

6 Hackney, Ryan 5 5 1 0 2 0 11 1 326 72* 183 45.75 77.2

7 Weir, Cameron 13 14 0 0 0 2 16 1 366 42 176 12.57 62.6 4

8 Castle, Michael J 1 1 0 1 0 0 8 6 158 123 123 123.00 95.3

9 Liddiard, Tyran 13 11 1 0 0 3 10 1 209 37 118 11.80 71.1 24

10 Balgowan, Kaine P 12 10 3 0 0 3 6 1 137 42* 96 13.71 85.0 3

11 New, Jacob 10 8 1 0 0 3 8 0 146 21* 64 9.14 52.5 4

12 Hodges, Luke 2 3 1 0 0 0 7 1 102 27 63 31.50 74.1

13 Ferris-Smith, Jarrah 7 5 0 0 0 1 8 2 170 35 61 12.20 38.9 1

14 McKay, Timothy J 2 2 1 0 0 0 6 1 109 28 48 48.00 53.3 1

15 Ison, Adam 2 2 0 0 0 0 3 1 103 23 42 21.00 47.2

16 McNamara, Max 10 6 2 0 0 2 2 2 96 28 31 7.75 31.6 2

17 Collins, Michael J 6 6 1 0 0 2 5 0 44 10 27 5.40 64.3

18 Loudon, Brenton 8 5 3 0 0 1 0 0 90 11* 17 8.50 23.6 4

19 New, Connor 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 22 16 16 16.00 94.1

20 Fletcher, Ryan 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 56 11* 12 NA 36.4

21 Finemore, Shannon G 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 8 8 4.00 100.0 1

22 Pinter, James A 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 39 7 7 7.00 41.2

23 Clark, Lawson 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 3 3 3.00 8.6

24 Weir, Trent 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 1 1 1.00 6.7

25 John DiBartolo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Second Grade Partnerships

WKT P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 117 Michael Castle - Peter Betros 12 1 Hawkesbury

2 141 Michael Castle - Brent Williams 12 1 Hawkesbury

3 175 Matthew Hopkins - Brent Williams 7 1 Gordon

4 108 Matthew Hopkins - Andrew Hazard 10 1 Fairfield-Liverpool

5 69 Matthew Hopkins - Andrew Hazard 11 1 St George

6 39 Matthew Hopkins - Adam Bayliss 7 1 Gordon

7 60 Peter Betros - Jacob New 3 1 North Sydney

8 60 Andrew Hazard - Tyran Liddiard 6 1 Northern District

9 30 Adam Bayliss - Kaine Balgowan 4 1 Manly-Warringah

10 N/A No partnership in excess of 25

Second Grade Bowling


1 Balgowan, Kaine P 12 162.4 37 548 22 0 0 4/49 24.91 44.36 3.37

2 McNamara, Max 10 81.1 16 242 19 2 0 6/47 12.74 25.63 2.98

3 Loudon, Brenton 8 98.4 24 284 17 0 0 4/54 16.71 34.82 2.88

4 Collins, Michael J 6 80.2 20 214 13 1 0 6/32 16.46 37.08 2.66

5 New, Jacob 10 72 11 243 13 0 0 4/18 18.69 33.23 3.38

6 Hazard, Andrew 13 81.2 17 275 10 0 0 3/18 27.50 48.80 3.38

7 Fletcher, Ryan 4 37 8 96 6 0 0 3/19 16.00 37.00 2.59

8 Finemore, Shannon 2 17 1 74 4 0 0 4/50 18.50 25.50 4.35

9 Hodges, Luke 2 48 16 103 3 0 0 3/21 34.33 96.00 2.15

10 Wholohan, Jake M 1 9 0 20 2 0 0 2/20 10.00 27.00 2.22

11 Williams, Brent 10 21.1 1 89 2 0 0 1/0 44.50 63.50 4.20

12 McKay, Timothy J 2 19 5 48 1 0 0 1/21 48.00 114.00 2.53

13 New, Connor 2 7 0 74 1 0 0 1/45 74.00 42.00 10.57

14 Bayliss, Adam 13 33 7 100 1 0 0 1/43 100.00 198.00 3.03

15 Weir, Cameron 13 1.1 1 4 0 0 0 0/0 NA NA 3.43

16 Weir, Trent 1 2 1 6 0 0 0 0/6 NA NA 3.00

17 Miklosz, Daniel 1 8 2 23 0 0 0 0/23 NA NA 2.88


Max McNamara 6/47 v. Gordon Michael Collins 6/32 v. Manly

5/6 v. Hawkesbury

THIRD GRADE by Peter Gregersen

I’d like to begin by congratulating Matthew Halse on a wonderful career and particularly on

leading the team to win the final of the First grade Limited Overs competition. It was quite a

day from what I’m told.

This was my first season as captain of a team and it was really enjoyable. It could have easily

ended with a premiership but it wasn't to be with weather conspiring against us come semi-

final time. We had a great start to the season, in first place at the Christmas break, a great

effort reflecting very positive team performances. We had developed a nice chemistry which

made my job so much more enjoyable.Unfortunately, the Christmas break didn’t do us any

favours (I did enjoy some nice salads though) and I think we left our bats at home in the back

yard.

Our poor batting was the primary reason we didn't finish in the top 3 and eventually led us to

being knocked out due to poor weather in the quarter final. I’d like to thank all the players

who played Thirds for making this season a very enjoyable one. I hope you young guys learnt

a bit about cricket and your own games in particular; keep setting yourself high goals and

chase higher grade selection.

To the broader club I’d like to offer my congratulations on what was a very good season;

almost achieving consecutive Club Championships is serious stuff. Success is built both on

and off the field and not just by the players, it takes the entire club to get involved to build a

winning culture.

To the New family, Pete Hazard and Mick Sparkes, thank you so much for your hard work

and support, it made my job so much easier. I’d also like to thank all players who helped set

up the ground on mornings, do covers and all the other cleaning up. I’m sure I’ve forgotten

someone but please give me some latitude - I'm writing this after a big session at the gym in

England and I’m a tad weary!

To Goldy and the entire committee thank you for your help and support, the club wouldn't be

able to run so smoothly without all of you doing a great job. I hope to see everyone back next

year for another crack at some silverware. When I get back, hopefully all my gym sessions

will have paid off and I won't look like a truck. See you all in the new season.

THIRD GRADE - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 7/209 (J Ferris-Smith 97, J Pinter 56) Win

Parramatta 10/163 (D Sparkes 2/16, T Weir 2/36)

Round 2 Penrith 10/223 (N Adams 49, N Maskell 39) Win

UNSW 10/148 (P Gregersen 3/29, D Miklosz 3/38)

Round 3 Penrith 8/321 (A Ison 73, J Pinter 73) Win

North Sydney 10/144 (T Weir 4/40, C New 3/10)

Round 4 Penrith 5/191 (C New 52*, T Weir 38) Win

Manly 10/116 (D Miklosz 3/22, C New 2/15)

1/108 (B Loudon 1/16)

Round 5 Penrith 10/216 (J Ferris-Smith 61, N Adams 52) Tie

Randwick-Petersham 10/216 (A Burton 7/89, D Miklosz 3/47)

Round 6 Penrith 10/175 (N Maskell 60, P Gregersen 26) Loss

Northern District 3/195 (R Fletcher 3/39)

Round 7 Penrith 7/179 (N Adams 69, J Pinter 47) Win

Gordon 10/127 (R Fletcher 3/40, J New 2/22, A Burton 2/26)

Round 8 Penrith 6/164 (J Pinter 41, C New 36) Win

Gordon 10/160 (D Sparkes 2/20, P Gregersen 2/28)

Round 9 Penrith 10/174 (N Adams 78, P Gregersen 30) Win

Campbelltown 10/142 (R Fletcher 4/31, C New 3/15)

Round 10 Penrith 10/81 (T Sargeant 15) Loss

Fairfield-Liverpool 10/180 (P Gregersen 4/23, D Sparkes 2/25)

Round 11 Penrith 10/121 (A Bayliss 43) Loss

St George 10/177 (P Gregersen 3/22, D Miklosz 3/35)

Round 12 Penrith 2/118 (A Ison 76*, J Feris-Smith 30) Win

Hawkesbury 10/116 (D Sparkes 3/19, A Bayliss 3/22, R Fletcher 3/25)

Round 13 Penrith 10/159 (A Ison 48, P Gregersen 28) Loss RR

Eastern Suburbs 5/123 (D Sparkes 3/19, P Gregersen 1/11)

Round 14 Penrith 10/209 (D Sparkes 41, R Fletcher 36) Draw

Mosman 0/0

Round 15 Penrith 7/189 (J Pinter 90, N Adams 31) Loss

Sydney 7/192 (R Fletcher 4/36, J New 3/49)

QF Penrith 0/0 Washout Draw

Sydney University

Played: 16 Won: 8 Lost: 5 Tie: 1 Drew: 2



Scores Over 50

N Adams 52 v. Randwick Petersham C New 52* v. Manly

69 v. Gordon

78 v. Campbelltown N Maskell 60 v. Northern District

J Pinter 56 v. Parramatta A Ison 73 v. North Sydney

73 v. North Sydney 76* v. Hawkesbury

90 v. Sydney

J Ferris-Smith 97 v. Parramatta

61 v. Randwick-Petersham

Third Grade Batting & Fielding

PLAYER MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S HS RUNS AVE. C/ST.

1 Adams, Nick 14 14 0 0 3 0 41 3 78 380 27.14 6

2 Ison, Adam 14 14 1 0 2 0 37 1 76* 342 26.31 3

3 Pinter, James A 10 10 0 0 3 1 20 1 90 340 34.00 4

4 Ferris-Smith, Jarrah 9 9 1 0 2 0 26 1 97 273 34.13 3

5 New, Connor 13 11 2 0 1 1 21 2 52* 217 24.11 6

6 Maskell, Nathan 9 9 0 0 1 2 15 4 60 176 19.56 2

7 Gregersen, Pete 12 11 1 0 0 2 13 1 30 128 12.80 6

8 Sparkes, Daniel 10 8 4 0 0 1 6 3 41 103 25.75 4

9 Weir, Trent 4 4 1 0 0 0 7 0 38 89 29.67 2

10 Sargeant, Tom 8 6 1 0 0 0 7 0 28 86 17.20 2

11 Fletcher, Ryan 9 5 2 0 0 1 5 36* 60 20.00 1

12 New, Jacob 6 4 0 0 0 0 1 3 29 57 14.25 2

13 Bayliss, Adam 2 2 1 0 0 0 2 1 43 50 50.00

14 Miklosz, Daniel 8 5 1 0 0 0 6 0 16 43 10.75 3

15 Shone, Kieran 8 6 0 0 0 1 2 0 14 39 6.50 8/2

16 Vella, Brendon 2 2 0 0 0 0 4 23 38 19.00

17 McKay, Timothy J 5 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 20 31 10.33 3

18 Burton, Adam 9 7 4 0 0 0 1 1 15 30 10.00 2

19 Clark, Lawson 5 5 0 0 0 2 1 0 18 25 5.00 3

20 Finemore, Taran G 3 2 1 0 0 0 5* 6 6.00 1

21 Pascoe, Steve 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 6.00 1

22 Whiticker, Timothy 2 1 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.00 0/2

23 Loudon, Brenton 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 3.00

24 Crouch, Ben 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1.00

25 Smith, Lindsay 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00

26 Kevin Pathirane 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 N/a 1

Third Grade Partnerships


1 68 Adam Ison - Nathan Maskell 2 1 UNSW

2 114 Adam Ison - James Pinter 3 1 North Sydney

3 128 James Pinter - Jarrah Ferris-Smith 1 1 Parramatta

4 72 Connor New - Trent Weir 4 1 Manly-Warringah

5 48 Nick Adams - Trent Weir 7 1 Gordon

6 72 Nick Adams - Pete Gregersen 9 1 Campbelltown-Camden

7 64 Connor New - Trent Weir 3 1 North Sydney


9 71 Daniel Sparkes - Ryan Fletcher 14 1 Mosman


Third Grade Bowling


1 Fletcher, Ryan 9 89 15 283 21 0 0 4/31 13.48 25.43 3.18

2 Miklosz, Daniel 8 73.4 11 261 16 0 0 3/22 16.31 27.63 3.54

3 Sparkes, Daniel 10 71.4 15 162 14 0 0 3/19 11.57 30.71 2.26

4 Gregersen, Pete 12 107.3 31 280 14 0 0 4/23 20.00 46.07 2.60

5 New, Connor 13 57.4 7 190 12 0 0 3/10 15.83 28.83 3.29

6 Burton, Adam 9 78.4 11 312 12 1 0 7/89 26.00 39.33 3.97

7 Weir, Trent 4 37 8 121 7 0 0 4/40 17.29 31.71 3.27

8 New, Jacob 6 32 3 123 7 0 0 3/49 17.57 27.43 3.84

9 Loudon, Brenton 3 35 9 85 4 0 0 2/23 21.25 52.50 2.43

10 Bayliss, Adam 2 10 3 22 3 0 0 3/22 7.33 20.00 2.20

11 Finemore, Taran G 3 30 2 133 3 0 0 2/48 44.33 60.00 4.43

12 Smith, Lindsay 1 7 2 12 1 0 0 1/12 12.00 42.00 1.71

13 Crouch, Ben 2 17 4 47 1 0 0 1/26 47.00 102.00 2.76

14 McKay, Timothy J 5 18 2 65 1 0 0 1/20 65.00 108.00 3.61

15 Patterson, Jacob 1 3 0 6 0 0 0 0/6 NA NA 2.00

16 Ferris-Smith, Jarrah 9 4 1 12 0 0 0 0/12 NA NA 3.00

17 Sargeant, Tom 8 3 0 13 0 0 0 0/13 NA NA 4.33

18 Maskell, Nathan 9 5 1 18 0 0 0 0/18 NA NA 3.60

19 Pinter, James A 10 3 0 26 0 0 0 0/26 NA NA 8.67

20 Vella, Brendon 2 10 0 47 0 0 0 0/11 NA NA 4.70

21 Ison, Adam 14 8 1 47 0 0 0 0/5 NA NA 5.88


Adam Burton 7/89 v. Randwick-Petersham

FOURTH GRADE by Tim Whiticker

Firstly, congratulations to the First grade boys on winning the Limited Overs in a game that

will be spoken about for years to come. The entire club has witnessed the hard work and

sacrifices that they have had to make, some of them over the course of several years, to claim

such a title. Retiring First grade skipper Matt Halse typifies what it means to be a Cat, the

never-say-die attitude and ‘club first’ mentality. He has long been a great example for all

players at the club, and I wish him a long and happy retirement - with plenty of bottles of red.

Thanks to Goldy, Pete Hazard, Pete Hackney and the committee, coaching staff and practice

captains, who continue to do all the hard work behind the scenes for the benefit of the players.

It can be a thankless job and the change in culture and overall vibe at the club in recent

seasons hasn’t gone unnoticed by the playing group.

The two independent selectors, Butts and Scorch, again put their hands up to help the club in

this challenging role. My experience this season was both guys went above and beyond and

were thrown plenty of curve balls with players getting pushed and pulled by representative

selections. They were extremely fair, honest and had the best intentions of the club at heart.

I would like to acknowledge the efforts of those who collectively transformed Bill Ball Oval

through countless hours of hard work and attention. To Pete Hazard, Andrew Hazard and

Jacob New, your input was simply brilliant, completely unselfish and truly appreciated by the

boys in the lower grades. To Zammo, Dave Hinkley and Camo thank you for your expertise

and wicket preparation at Bill Ball and Rance this season.

I must admit when I was asked to captain Fours this season, along with a few of the older

boys in the side I had some reservations about the likely age and experience of a likely team.

‘Bushie’, ‘Drifter’ and I had spent previous seasons playing in higher grades and forming

great bonds; but a lot of the younger ones in those sides have since worked their way up the

grades. In truth, it was remiss of us to think that just because we were sliding down the

grades, that the next generation coming through the club would be any different from our

previous experience.

Despite a 10 to 15 year age gap covering the 11 players most weeks, every Saturday brought

laughs, hard cricket and some great moments, which is indicative of how success and

camaraderie flows throughout the club.

We finished 7th

on the ladder, missing out on the finals cricket by 0.2 quotient. Despite our

best efforts, our record of 8 wins, 4 losses and 3 draws simply wasn’t enough. The wins that

we did put together were fantastic and on the back of some great team performances, but we

couldn’t convert a couple of opportunities to take 10 points, which is always a massive help

come the pointy end of season.

Aside from a comprehensive defeat to Gordon when the club was very undermanned, the

remaining losses were hard fought affairs. The last game of the season was particularly

heartbreaking when we went down in spectacular fashion to the eventual premiers Sydney on

the last ball of the match.

What it did show however was that on our day we could compete with the top sides in the

competition, something that I hope the younger guys can take into next year.

The weather certainly had an impact on the entire competition this year and it contributed to

our 3 draws. It was frustrating when one club asked for a gentleman’s agreement (60 overs

each) and then reneged during the match by batting 75 overs - yet typical of how that club

plays their cricket. Draws make it abundantly clear how important it is to start each season

with a bang, chalk up as many wins as you can before the crazy weather hits. And, how

important it is to be prepared to assist with the covers and ground preparation to ensure that as

much play as possible can take place.

Upon reflection I hope this season will serve as a great development year for some of the

younger guys. To a man, all 32 players who took the field for 4th

grade this season put the

club first, were there for their team-mates and never stopped competing. It was extremely

pleasing to see the development of several players who may have been in 5s or Colts last

year, come on in leaps and bounds to look like naturals in a new and higher grade. Even more

pleasing was seeing some of the guys push their way into 3rd

grade but return with a drive to

keep turning in performances and work their way back up the grades. Most of all it was just

fun to spend every Saturday with a good group of guys who were always looking to win.

Lastly, I would like to thank both Bushie and Drifter who captained the side at different

stages this season with great success. It was an honour to captain the team this year and I

hope that all players can take something out of this season and put it into practice for a

successful 2017/18.

A brief overview of the main boys this season. To all of the guys who played 4s this year,

thank you for your efforts and contribution to the team.

Jeremy Newton - ‘Jez’ had a bumper season and produced some of the most controlled

knocks. His 71 against Fairfield on a lovely 41-degree day set up our innings and showed

great application. I hope that Jez can keep his body in decent knick and work his way into the

higher grades, which he has been promising to do.

Steve Pascoe - A long-term player and former captain at the club, Drifter was massive for the

side. His positive starts and attacking stroke play laid the team platform. His fielding was next

level and I still believe he has some of the best hands at the club, especially at first slip.

Whether it was tactical advice, a joke or two, or setting an example for the younger guys to

not take any rubbish (Manly skipper) you could always count on Drifter.

Tom Sargeant - Tommy had a great year with the bat and was brilliant in the field with his

hands and sledging. He may very well be the only player at the club to win fielder of the year

with one arm and not being able to throw. At times, ‘Sarge’ made oppositions look second

rate with his batting, his average of 46.40 supports that. A taste of 3rd

grade will surely push

him further up the grades.

Shannon Finemore - Shan was a huge addition to the side after Christmas and brought so

much experience to the team on and off the pitch. For the younger guys especially, his

demeanour and the way he goes about his cricket will have long-term benefits. You would

struggle to find a guy who loves the club more. Being able to have an ex-First grade batsman

in the side was great, but it was with the ball that Shan thrived, and he was our ‘go to guy’ at

clutch stages.

Daniel Saywell - ‘Quads’ was a surprise packet; he contributed to many of the change room

laughs, and from a grade perspective although somewhat of an unknown, he quickly

cemented his spot in 4s. Ever reliable and consistently churned out 30s and 40s, although

lacked a big score year.He has a big future at the club if other sporting endeavours don’t

come first.

Sam Grant - Sammy came on leaps and bounds this season taking his chance in 4’s with

both hands. After being a shadow player for a few rounds, he became impossible to drop as

his batting, enthusiastic efforts in the field and a few wickets to boot always put him in the

game. With his attitude and work rate, bigger and better performances will soon come.

Matt Cummins - Much like Shan, we were extremely lucky to have ‘MC’ join the team just

after Christmas, when the club was struggling with players constantly departing for

representative duties. Having an ex-First grade player and former Second grade captain come

into the team lifted everybody. His statistics don’t measure his impact on the team as he was

the ultimate team man and was always threatening with the ball.

Paul Williams - Bushie was prominent with the bat, ball, leadership and overall sledging this

year, the latter primarily consisting of loudly laughing at opposition players. He not only

captained the team but was one of the many team leaders on the field and in the sheds. His

best performance statistically was a lazy 50 off 19 balls against Campbelltown, whilst he

consistently strangled teams with tight, effective bowling, something that he has long done

for the club. With Bushie you always get plenty of laughs - but with a ruthless attitude we all

appreciated.

Adam Burton - ‘Burto’ came of age this season and his hard work throughout winter was

evident from the very first game. In only 6 games with us, he was our 3rd

highest wicket taker

and he was our ‘go to man’ in the latter stages of the year. For a young leg spinner, he has an

extraordinary amount of promise (3rd

Grade 7 fa!) but he is the ultimate team man. He was

always willing to help with covers, be at the ground early or even sneak 3 or 4 beers with the

older guys.

Brendan Vella - ‘Vella’ played the first half of the year in 4s and was damaging with the ball

and produced several knocks which gave us something to bowl at. Despite finishing the year

in 5s after picking up an injury, he was constantly one of our better players.

Taran Finemore - ‘Taz’s appearances were limited this season but when called upon he

always put in. For some of the younger guys at the club he is a great example of always

‘wanting the ball in your hand’ and ‘pushing through’ tough conditions or taking opposition

batsmen head on.

Daniel Miklosz - Although he was a staple in 3s for much of the year, his crafty swing

bowling and team input was crucial to our efforts later in the year. On his day, he is one of the

toughest bowlers to get away. His input to team chats, or in the field, were greatly valued.

Always putting the team first.

Damon Myburgh-Sisam - ‘Damo’ is a kid with a very, very big future at the club. The

Green Shield captain was forced to step up and be our front-line spinner for much of the year,

going on to pick up 18 wickets. It wasn’t until guys in the higher grades returned that he was

forced to head back to 5s which was an extremely tough decision. The best part about Damo

is that despite the age of his team-mates, he wasn’t shy to speak up, get in on the jokes and to

give it to the opposition. His ‘5-fa’ against Gordon on a ground with an extremely short

boundary showed a great deal of promise and confidence. I hope that he goes onto bigger and

better things for the Cats.

Ben Crouch - Despite saying all of 3 words in the sheds this season, ‘Crouchy’ arguably

contributed to our team performances and culture more than anyone this year. Crouchy was

able to cut it with the older guys and took a lot of jokes in his stride, even if his response was

a smile. With the ball, Crouchy was statistically our best bowler (18 wickets) with his left arm

swingers and I could always count on him to pick up an early wicket or create a chance or 2.

It was pleasing to see him win the Rookie of the Year and to also get a taste of 3s.

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FOURTH GRADE - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 10/205 (T Sargeant 50, A Burton 35 ) Win

Parramatta 10/191 (Li Smith 4/41, B Vella 1/22)

Round 2 Penrith 10/160 (S Pascos 55, J Edgecumbe 30) Win

UNSW 10/122 (A Burton 4/27, B Vella 3/18)

Round 3 Penrith 10/206 (K Pathirane 41, T Whiticker 33) Win

North Sydney 10/111 (A Burton 4/34, B Crouch 3/22)

4/140 (J Newton 2/27, B Vella 1/21

Round 4 Penrith 6/116 (T Sargeant 49*, S Pascoe 27) Draw

Manly 10/149 (P Williams 6/35, A Burton 2/35)

Round 5 Penrith 6/163 (J Newton 56, D Saywell 42) Win

Randwick-Petersham 10/95 (Li Smith 5/13, B Crouch 3/22)

2/97 (B Crouch 2/20)

Round 6 Penrith 10/144 (K Shone 27, P Williams 27) Loss

Northern District 7/155 (J Patterson 5/58, P Williams 1/8)

Round 7 Penrith 10/136 (T Whiticker 30, S Pascoe 28) Loss

8/134 (S Grant 34, T Whiticker 23*)

Gordon 10/294 (D Myburgh-Sisam 5/89, P Williams 2/51)

Round 8 Penrith 9/145 (T Whiticker 44, D Saywell 36) Win

Bankstown 10/144 (J Patterson 3/15, B Vella 3/42)

Round 9 Penrith 5/207 (T Sargeant 78*, D Saywell 36) Win

Campbelltown 9/124 (B Crouch 3/18, D Myburgh-Sisam 3/27)

Round 10 Penrith 8/243 (J Newton 71, S Finemore 45) Win

Fairfield-Liverpool 10/185 (S Finemore 4/49, T Finemore 3/32)

Round 11 Penrith 10/154 (S Grant 37, T Sargeant 24) Loss

St George 10/163 (D Myburgh-Sisam 4/44, S Grant 2/7,

M Cummins 2/13)

Round 12 Penrith 7/90 (J Newton 29) Win

Hawkesbury 10/85 (A Burton 2/6, D Miklosz 2/8)

Round 13 Penrith 10/159 (J Pinter 51*, S Finemore 31) Draw

Eastern Suburbs 2/35 (M Cummins 2/20)

Round 14 Penrith 0/0 Washout Draw

Mosman

Round 15 Penrith 10/226 (S Pascoe 54, S Finemore 37) Loss

Sydney 10/227 (P Williams 3/40, A Burton 2/47, M Cummins 2/55)




Scores Over 50

J Pinter 51* v. Eastern Suburbs P Williams 50 v. Campbelltown Camden

S Pascoe 55 v. UNSW J Newton 56 v. Randwick-Petersham

54 v. Sydney 71 v. Fairfield-Liverpool

T Sargeant 50 v. Parramatta

78 v. Campbelltown-Camden

Fourth Grade Batting & Fielding


1 Newton, Jeremy 10 10 1 0 2 2 23 2 71 263 29.22 5

2 Sargeant, Tom 8 7 2 0 2 0 18 0 78* 232 46.40 6

3 Pascoe, Steve 9 10 0 0 2 1 29 1 55 232 23.20 6

4 Whiticker, Timothy 10 11 2 0 0 1 28 6 44 217 24.11 19/7

5 Saywell, Daniel 11 12 0 0 0 0 25 1 42 215 17.92 1

6 Williams, Paul 9 10 1 0 1 1 10 9 50 157 17.44 1

7 Grant, Samuel D 9 9 1 0 0 1 14 0 37 148 18.50 6

8 Pathirane, Kevin 8 9 0 0 0 1 16 41 122 13.56 4

9 Finemore, Shannon G 4 4 0 0 0 0 10 1 45 116 29.00 4

10 Vella, Brendon 8 8 2 0 0 1 8 1 24 88 14.67 2

11 Cummins, Matthew 5 5 0 0 0 0 4 2 33 77 15.40 1

12 Myburgh-Sisam, Damon 12 11 2 0 0 2 4 0 15* 63 7.00 4

13 Burton, Adam 6 4 2 0 0 0 6 0 35* 59 29.50 5

14 Pinter, James A 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 51* 51 NA

15 Edgecumbe, Jake 2 2 0 0 0 0 7 30 39 19.50

16 Aldridge, Julian 2 2 0 0 0 1 35 35 17.50

17 Fletcher, Ryan 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 21 29 14.50 3

18 Smith, Lindsay 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 18 29 14.50

19 Shone, Kieran 3 3 0 0 0 1 3 27 28 9.33 2

20 Agius, Adrian 3 4 0 0 0 1 1 12 26 6.50

21 Adams, Nick 1 1 0 0 0 0 4 21 21 21.00

22 Dowd, Joshua P 3 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 7 18 6.00

23 Clark, Lawson 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 16 16 16.00

24 Smith, Daniel W 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 12 14 7.00 2

25 Coad, Lachlan 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 13 13.00

26 Crouch, Ben 9 6 3 0 0 2 1 0 9 10 3.33 1

27 Weir, Trent 2 1 0 0 0 0 9 9 9.00 1

28 Patterson, Jacob 4 3 2 0 0 0 5* 8 8.00

29 Qurbani, Rahmat 2 2 1 0 0 1 1 0 6* 6 6.00 1

30 Miklosz, Daniel 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 1.00

31 Finemore, Taran G 5 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 1.00 3

32 Balgowan, Brock P 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

Fourth Grade Partnerships


1 89 Jeremy Newton - Steve Pascoe 15 1 Sydney

2 88 Jeremy Newton - Daniel Saywell 5 1 Randwick-Petersham

3 66 Steve Pascoe - Jake Edgecumbe 2 1 UNSW

4 49 Shannon Finemore - Samuel Grant 15 1 Sydney

5 45 Tom Sargeant - Lindsay Smith 1 1 Parramatta

6 68 Tom Sargeant - Paul Williams 9 1 Campbelltown-Camden

7 44 James Pinter - Matthew Cummins 13 1 Eastern Suburbs

8 27 Samuel Grant - Damon Myburgh-Sisam 11 1 St George


10 52 Adam Burton - Ryan Fletcher 1 1 Parramatta

Fourth Grade Bowling


1 Crouch, Ben 9 114 30 292 18 0 0 3/18 16.22 38.00 2.56

2 Myburgh-Sisam, Damon 12 130 25 419 18 1 0 5/89 23.28 43.33 3.22

3 Burton, Adam 6 80 20 218 15 0 0 4/27 14.53 32.00 2.73

4 Williams, Paul 9 93.3 34 225 15 1 0 6/35 15.00 37.40 2.41

5 Vella, Brendon 8 54.5 8 172 11 0 0 3/18 15.64 29.91 3.14

6 Smith, Lindsay 2 27 8 62 9 1 0 5/13 6.89 18.00 2.30

7 Patterson, Jacob 4 46 15 107 9 1 0 5/58 11.89 30.67 2.33

8 Cummins, Matthew 5 37 8 131 8 0 0 2/13 16.38 27.75 3.54

9 Finemore, Shannon G 4 25 6 83 6 0 0 4/49 13.83 25.00 3.32

10 Finemore, Taran G 5 38 6 136 4 0 0 3/32 34.00 57.00 3.58

11 Grant, Samuel D 9 10.2 3 27 3 0 0 2/7 9.00 20.67 2.61

12 Miklosz, Daniel 4 25 6 69 3 0 0 2/8 23.00 50.00 2.76

13 Gregory, Ryan 1 15.2 2 43 2 0 0 2/17 21.50 46.00 2.80

14 Qurbani, Rahmat 2 13 1 45 2 0 0 2/19 22.50 39.00 3.46

15 Newton, Jeremy 10 13 1 47 2 0 0 2/27 23.50 39.00 3.62

16 Fletcher, Ryan 2 16 3 44 1 0 0 1/12 44.00 96.00 2.75

17 Whiticker, Timothy 10 6 2 10 0 0 0 0/3 NA NA 1.67

18 Sargeant, Tom 8 5 1 16 0 0 0 0/1 NA NA 3.20

19 Balgowan, Brock P 1 2 0 21 0 0 0 0/21 NA NA 10.50

20 Edgecumbe, Jake 2 6 1 22 0 0 0 0/6 NA NA 3.67

21 Saywell, Daniel 11 2 0 22 0 0 0 0/22 NA NA 11.00

22 Agius, Adrian 3 9 1 26 0 0 0 0/11 NA NA 2.89


Damon Myburgh-Sisam 5/89 v. Gordon

Paul Williams 6/35 v. Manly

Lindsay Smith 5/13 v. Randwick-Petersham

Jacob Patterson 5/58 v. Northern District


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FIFTH GRADE by Lachlan Smith

Lachlan Smith: Fifths had a good team culture

It was an exciting year for Penrith Cricket Club, and our Fifth grade side was no exception. In

a side where the oldest player was 22, the boys showed maturity beyond their years. Our

never-say-die approach got us to the the semi finals. The hard work and professionalism they

brought to training, then displayed on weekends, was rewarded with some spectacular

individual performances, and a number of close wins.

We had a lot of boys playing their first season of grade cricket. They showed a determination

to establish and test themselves. As captain I couldn't be prouder of the boys for their efforts,

individual and as a team. The culture we built within the side is something I'm very proud of.

To make the semi final in your first year of grade cricket is an outstanding accomplishment,

and something these young men should be commended on.

Every person who played Fifths this year seemed to enjoy themselves, and as a captain that's

all you can ask for. I'm sure losing the semi will be motivation for the 2017/18 season. I look

forward to seeing all these fantastic men progress through grade cricket and represent Penrith

Cricket Club for years to come.

I’d like to thank all the parents who helped provide the best afternoon teas in the comp and

who stepped into score; it is most appreciated. Big thanks to Scorch and Butts for helping me

through the season and to Goldy and the Committee who made sure I had everything I

needed.

FIFTH GRADE - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 10/191 (K Shone 50, J Crouch 22, La Smith 22) Win

Parramatta 10/188 (J Crouch 2/34, H Lelliott 2/59)

Round 2 Penrith 9/268 (S Grant 70, J Crouch 49) Win

UNSW 10/105 (B Crouch 4/22, B Balgowan 2/28)

Round 3 Penrith 10/245 (K Shone 85, S Grant 45) Win

4/85 (A Agius 42, D Smith 37*)

North Sydney 10/121 (B Wicks 4/28, J Coyte 3/27)

Round 4 Penrith 10/202 (D Smith 60, A Grover 28) Win

Manly 10/70 (B Crouch 5/14, R Gregory 5/13)

8/189 (R Gregory 4/26, Li Smith 1/16)

Round 5 Penrith 10/123 (K Shone 78) Won 1st

10/132 (B Balgowan 36) Lost O/R

Randwick-Petersham 10/112 (R Qurbani 5/43, M Panecasio 4/40)

4/148 (B Wicks 1/22)

Round 6 Penrith 10/213 (J Dowd 57, S Grant 30) Win

Northern District 10/162 (R Qurbani 5/28, S Grant 2/21)

Round 7 Penrith 9/241 (J Dowd 67, D Sparkes 38) Win

Gordon 10/204 (D Sparkes 3/17, R Qurbani 3/49)


Bankstown


Campbelltown

Round 10 Penrith 10/187 (B Vella 55, L Clark 34) Loss

Fairfield-Liverpool 8/190 (M Sullivan 3/41, R Gregory 2/38)

Round 11 Penrith 10/118 (K Pathirane 69, B Vella 22) Loss

6/131 (A Agius 34, La Smith 30*)

St George 10/200 (B Speechley 3/56, R Qurbani 2/19)

Round 12 Penrith 10/152 (La Smith 52, J Edgecumbe 31) Loss

Hawkesbury 10/250 (R Qurbani 4/50, J Patterson 3/46)

Round 13 Penrith 10/167 (R Smith 38*, J Edgecumbe 36) Win R/R

Eastern Suburbs 6/72 (J Patterson 3/17, B Balgowan 1/16)

Round 14 Penrith 7/111 (K Pathirane 33, J Edgecumbe 26) Win

Mosman 10/98 (T Finemore 4/27, B Balgowan 3/8)

Round 15 Penrith 10/120 (La Smith 27, J Edgecumbe 24) Win

Sydney 10/98 (R Qurbani 2/6, B Balgowan 2/9)

QF Penrith 0/0 Washout Draw

Randwick-Petersham

SF Penrith 10/134 (A Grover 64, L Coad 27) Loss

St George 10/250 (B Balgowan 3/41, B Vella 2/27)




Scores Over 50

La Smith 52 v. Hawkesbury S Grant 70 v. UNSW

K Pathirane 69 v. St George B Vella 55 v. Fairfield Liverpool

A Grover 64 v. St George SF D Smith 60 v. Manly

K Shone 50 v. Parramatta J Dowd 57 v. Northern District

85 v. North Sydney 67 v. Gordon

78 v. Randwick Petersham

Fifth Grade Batting & Fielding


1 Smith, Lachlan 13 15 1 0 1 2 24 10 52 237 16.93 6

2 Shone, Kieran 3 4 0 0 3 0 26 1 85 229 57.25 2/2

3 Grant, Samuel D 7 8 2 0 1 1 27 70 205 34.17

4 Agius, Adrian 10 13 0 0 0 1 16 1 42 153 11.77 3

5 Pathirane, Kevin 7 8 0 0 1 1 23 69 146 18.25 1

6 Vella, Brendon 7 8 1 0 1 1 19 55 137 19.57

7 Grover, Aryan 6 7 0 0 1 0 11 64 134 19.14

8 Edgecumbe, Jake 9 10 0 0 0 1 9 8 36 133 13.30 1

9 Dowd, Joshua P 4 5 0 0 2 0 19 1 67 130 26.00 1

10 Aldridge, Julian 8 9 1 0 0 1 12 28 126 15.75 21/0

11 Crouch, Jack 7 7 0 0 0 2 14 49 122 17.43 2

12 Balgowan, Brock P 8 10 0 0 0 2 9 1 36 105 10.50 2

13 Smith, Daniel W 4 5 1 0 1 2 9 60 98 24.50 3

14 Coad, Lachlan 6 7 0 0 0 0 3 27 71 10.14 5

15 Qurbani, Rahmat 13 12 6 0 0 2 2 12* 59 9.83 1

16 Sullivan, Matthew 4 5 0 0 0 2 7 19 47 9.40 1

17 Sparkes, Daniel 1 1 0 0 0 0 8 38 38 38.00

18 Smith, Ryley C 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 38* 38 NA

19 Clark, Lawson 2 3 1 0 0 1 4 34 36 18.00

20 Speechley, Brendon 3 3 1 0 0 1 1 25 34 17.00

21 Gregory, Ryan 7 6 1 0 0 2 5 13 31 6.20 3

22 Panecasio, Matthew 3 4 1 0 0 0 3 1 16* 31 10.33

23 Smith, Lindsay 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 24 24 24.00 1

24 Patterson, Jacob 7 8 2 0 0 0 2 10 22 3.67 3

25 Coyte, Joshua E 2 3 1 0 0 1 3 12 18 9.00


26 Crouch, Ben 3 3 1 0 0 0 7 14 7.00 1

27 Finemore, Taran G 4 3 1 0 0 0 8 14 7.00 2

28 Wicks, Blake 2 3 2 0 0 0 1 8 13 13.00 1

29 Saywell, Daniel 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 13 13 13.00

30 Pearson-Bourke, Ned 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 13 13 13.00 2

31 Lelliott, Hamish 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 11 11 11.00

32 Singh, Raajdeep 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.00

33 Myburgh-Sisam, Damon 4 4 0 0 0 3 1 1 0.25

Partnerships


1 47 Kevin Pathirane - Adrian Agius 11 2 St George

2 80 Julian Aldridge - Joshua Dowd 6 1 Northern District

3 80 Adrian Agius - Samuel Grant 3 1 North Sydney

4 60 Brock Balgowan - Jake Edgecumbe 13 1 Eastern Suburbs

5 111 Kieran Shone - Jack Crouch 3 1 North Sydney

6 74 Jack Crouch - Julian Aldridge 2 1 UNSW


8 35 Lindsay Smith - Matthew Panecasio 4 1 Manly-Warringah


10 33 Ryley Smith - Rahmat Qurbani 13 1 Eastern


Fifth Grade Bowling

PLAYER MA

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10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.

1 Qurbani, Rahmat 13 127.1 29 395 29 2 0 5/28 13.62 26.31 3.11

2 Gregory, Ryan 7 83.4 18 238 16 1 0 5/13 14.88 31.38 2.84

3 Balgowan, Brock P 8 75.1 18 179 12 0 0 3/8 14.92 37.58 2.38

4 Crouch, Ben 3 34 11 68 10 1 0 5/14 6.80 20.40 2.00

5 Patterson, Jacob 7 67.4 17 173 10 0 0 3/17 17.30 40.60 2.56

6 Finemore, Taran G 4 36.4 3 129 8 0 0 4/27 16.13 27.50 3.52

7 Wicks, Blake 2 21.2 6 54 6 0 0 4/28 9.00 21.33 2.53

8 Grant, Samuel D 7 52 13 155 6 0 0 2/21 25.83 52.00 2.98

9 Panecasio, Matthew 3 58.4 13 160 6 0 0 4/40 26.67 58.67 2.73

10 Vella, Brendon 7 31.2 4 89 5 0 0 3/28 17.80 37.60 2.84

11 Coyte, Joshua E 2 9.5 2 37 4 0 0 3/27 9.25 14.75 3.76

12 Speechley, Brendon 3 17 2 90 4 0 0 3/56 22.50 25.50 5.29

13 Sparkes, Daniel 1 8.4 1 17 3 0 0 3/17 5.67 17.33 1.96

14 Agius, Adrian 10 12 2 59 3 0 0 2/21 19.67 24.00 4.92

15 Sullivan, Matthew 4 15 0 76 3 0 0 3/41 25.33 30.00 5.07

16 Grover, Aryan 6 13 2 34 2 0 0 1/3 17.00 39.00 2.62

17 Lelliott, Hamish 1 10 0 59 2 0 0 2/59 29.50 30.00 5.90

18 Crouch, Jack 7 15.4 2 68 2 0 0 2/34 34.00 47.00 4.34

19 Smith, Lindsay 1 12 4 31 1 0 0 1/16 31.00 72.00 2.58

20 Edgecumbe, Jake 9 14 0 77 1 0 0 1/60 77.00 84.00 5.50

21 Myburgh-Sisam, Damon 4 34 5 133 1 0 0 1/39 133.0

0

204.0

0

3.91

22 Pathirane, Kevin 7 1 0 2 0 0 0 0/2 NA NA 2.00

23 Coad, Lachlan 6 3 0 7 0 0 0 0/7 NA NA 2.33

24 Singh, Raajdeep 1 6 2 18 0 0 0 0/18 NA NA 3.00


R Qurbani 5/43 v. Randwick-Petersham R Gregory 5/13 v. Manly

5/28 v. Northern District

B Crouch 5/14 v. Manly

COLTS - METROPOLITAN CUP By Reuben Chowdhury

First and foremost, I would like to thank the Penrith Cricket Club committee and volunteers

for all their countless hard work behind the scenes, and, for the opportunity to captain Colts.

At the start of the season my goal was only to play consistent grade cricket, but to be named

captain was indeed a massive honour.

After finishing as premiers the previous 2 seasons, expectations were high to make it 3 in a

row. A lot of new faces made their grade cricket debuts for the club this season, many of

which I had never met before, but as a team we gelled instantly. I could not have asked for a

better group of blokes to help me settle and develop into this captaincy role.

All the boys were outstanding with their efforts throughout the season! Never once did they

give up or drop off when the going got tough, as shown by some of the tough, gritty, and nail-

biting results going the way of the mighty Colts throughout the season.

An unbelievable season saw us finish 2nd

on the ladder with 67 points. Our 11 wins were the

most by any team, and our only loss was to rivals Blacktown by 9 runs. The boys week in

week out were consistently the most dominant team in the competition, and unlucky not to be

minor premiers.

Even though I would say our strength lay with our bowling and fielding, the spearhead in

attack being 4-5 pace bowlers as well as 2-3 spinners each game, the boys still managed to

score more runs than any other team in the comp! The boys also finished the season with the

second most wickets taken by any team. A huge effort and massive congratulations to all the

boys involved!

Coming into the finals saw us convincingly defeat the top placed teams in Blacktown, Randy

Petes, and Easts. Our momentum was a little staggered due to that unfortunate period of

weather where 2 out of the 3 games leading into the grand final were washed out, including

the semi final.

Other than not having as much cricket under our belts as we would have preferred, the boys

turned up at Killara Oval for the grand final to face Gordon and were keen the make it 3 wins

from 3 against them – and, of course, 3 premierships in a row for the mighty Colts.

On day 1 of the final, play didn’t look promising. The ground was full of puddles, the run ups

were mud, and the pitch was soft and wet in patches. Despite both teams working together

and doing their best to ensure play could start as quickly as possible, the umpires eventually

called off the day’s play.

Arriving bright and early the next day, the boys were ready to rip in, keen for an early start of

play. Again, unfortunately the curator and umpires deemed the ground unacceptable for play.

A few hours later the start time for play was decided on, a toss was performed and we were

sent in to bat.

The plan was to put as many runs on the board in 40-50 overs, leaving us about that many

overs to have a crack at them and bowl them out. However, from the early overs Gordon

outplayed us, bowling extremely well in the conditions. Wickets constantly fell with little

resistance from our boys. Mick Organ batted outstandingly for a top score of 34, with Hamish

and Riley chipping in with 14 and 15 respectively. The boys were unfortunately dismissed for

87 off 41 overs, including 5 ducks.

The boys needed to bowl extremely well to have any chance of defending this total. ‘Grego’

was on fire opening the bowling with one of the most aggressive spells of bowling I have

seen. Hamish Lelliott bowled outstandingly to end up with figures of 4/13, and received 2

warnings from the umpires for his passion and aggression. Unfortunately Gordon passed us in

the 27th

over.

For an extremely young and inexperienced team in their first season of grade together, I

couldn’t be more proud of this young group. Despite the disappointing end to the season, I

think everyone can agree that this season was a successful one, and laying the foundations to

hopefully go one better next year and win back that trophy. It was an honour to be your

captain and I’m certain many of you are destined for higher honours. Thank you for a terrific

season boys. Keen to play with you all again next year.

Finally, I’d like to thank the following people whom made this season a successful one and

my job as captain as easy as possible:

- All the Penrith Cricket club coaches and selectors for their continued support and

guidance throughout the season.

- The curator for always ensuring we had a great field to play on.

- Pete Hazard for his constant help, information, making sure I had everything sorted,

entering the day’s play into Mycricket, and always helping with any queries I had.

- Lachie Smith, Brock Balgowan, Lachlan Coad, Josh Dowd, Hamish Lelliott, and Josh

Coyte for all their guidance, help, information, and anything to help me better myself

as a captain. And, taking over from me in my absence.

- Geoff Thornton for taking home the scorebooks at the end of each game and helping

enter the days play into Mycricket.

- Geoff Sullivan for his insight and cricketing knowledge which proved invaluable.

- To all the parents, supporters, and anyone who made the effort and took the time out

of their lives to bring your boys to training and games, helping with covers and

preparing the field, rotating the scoring between you all, ensuring we had the best

afternoon teas out of every team in the comp, and keeping Rance tidy and in working

order. This season wouldn’t have been possible without your continual help and

dedication.

- Finally, to all the boys for one memorable season. Again, it was an honour to captain

you all, and hopefully I’ll see every one of you again next season to bring back the

trophy to Penrith!

COLTS - METROPOLITAN CUP - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 7/186 (N Thornton 39, J Bull 31) Draw

Mosman 0/3

Round 2 Penrith 10/195 (D Smith 75, L Coad 39) Win

Georges River 10/188 (Z Farley 3/18, B Wicks 2/17)

Round 3 Penrith 9/289 (L Coad 94, J Aldridge 89) Win

R-Petersham Gold 10/162 (R Singh 4/18, N Thornton 2/31)

Round 4 Penrith 10/205 (J Bukk 54, J Dowd 36) Win

R-Petersham Green 10/196 (R Chowdhury 3/28, H Lelliott 2/13)

Round 5 Penrith 10/171 (J Dowd 75, M Sullivan 45) Win

Sydney University 10/135 (B Speechley 6/22, N Tracey 2/17)

7/210 (J Dowd 3/27, H Maan 1/23)

Round 6 Penrith 10/210 (H Lelliott 34, J Coyte 28) Loss

Blacktown 10/219 (B Speechley 4/49, J Coyte 2/25)

Round 7 Penrith 7/267 (J Edgecumbe 146*, A Grover 49) Win

Gordon 9/263 (B Speechley 4/66, A Grover 2/33)


R-Petersham Gold 0/0

Round 9 Penrith 10/135 (J Bull 41, L Masters 28) Win

R-Petersham Green 10/131 (R Singh 4/22, B Balgowan 2/33)

Round 10 Penrith 8/270 (A Grover 95, J Edgecumbe 55, B Balgowan 52) Win

Easts 10/240 (R Singh 3/40, B Balgowan 3/52)

Round 11 Penrith 10/229 (H Lelliott 54, B Balgowan 52) Win

1/133 (B Balgowan 52*, J Coyte 75*)

Georges River 10/95 (J Coyte 3/10, B Wicks 2/10)

8/66 (H Lelliott 4/3, A Grover 2/21)

Round 12 Penrith 3/181 (A Grover 71*, M Sullivan 53*) Win

Gordon 10/173 (H Lelliott 3/30, R Gregory 3/43)

Round 13 Penrith 0/0 Draw UNSW 5/69 (H Lelliott 2/10, J Coyte 2/17)

Round 14 Penrith 8/298 (J Bull 80, R Smith 57*, A Agius 48) Win

Blacktown 10/117 (J Crouch 5/33, H Lelliott 2/10)

Round 15 Penrith 3/183 (J Coyte 68*, A Grover 37, M Sullivan 34*) Win

Easts 10/178 (R Chowdhury 2/35, A Agius 1/19)

SF Penrith 0/0 Washout Draw

Sydney University 0/0

GF Penrith 10/87 (M Organ 34)) Loss

Gordon 5/107 (H Lelliott 4/13, R Choudhury 1/15)

Played: 17 Won: 11 Lost: 2 Draw: 4



Scores Over 50

A Grover 95 v Eastern Suburbs J Bull 54 v Randwick-Petersham

71 v Randwick-Petersham 80 v Blacktown

H Lelliott 54 v Georges River L Coad 94 v Randwick-Petersham

J Edgecumbe 146* v Gordon J Coyte 75* v Georges River

55 v Easts 68* v Easts

M Sullivan 53* v Randwick-Petersham R Smith 57* v Blacktown

J Dowd 75 v Sydney University J Aldridge 89 v Randwick-Petersham

B Balgowan 52 v Eastern Suburbs D Smith 75 v Georges River

52 v Georges River

52* v Georges River

Metropolitan Cup Batting & Fielding


1 Grover, Aryan 10 7 1 0 2 0 16 0 95 304 50.67

2 Bull, Joshua 15 13 0 0 2 1 21 1 80 298 22.92 2

3 Lelliott, Hamish 16 13 0 0 1 2 9 2 54 229 17.62 5

4 Coad, Lachlan 6 5 0 0 1 0 13 3 94 210 42.00 3

5 Edgecumbe, Jake 3 3 1 1 1 0 11 8 146* 203 101.50 2

6 Coyte, Joshua E 10 8 2 0 2 0 7 15 75* 197 32.83 2

7 Sullivan, Matthew 10 8 2 0 1 2 19 3 53* 166 27.67 3

8 Balgowan, Brock P 5 5 1 0 3 0 12 3 52* 163 40.75 1

9 Smith, Ryley C 6 5 3 0 1 0 9 3 57* 147 73.50 3/1

10 Dowd, Joshua P 2 2 0 0 1 0 21 75 111 55.50 1

11 Organ, Michael D 8 6 1 0 0 0 7 0 44 107 21.40

12 Chowdhury, Reuben 14 9 4 0 0 2 8 0 24 107 21.40 5

13 Aldridge, Julian 3 3 1 0 1 1 7 1 89* 92 46.00 7

14 Thornton, Nicholas 9 8 2 0 0 3 5 39* 82 13.67

15 Smith, Daniel W 4 4 0 0 1 2 12 1 75 76 19.00 2/1

16 Farley, Zack 10 8 0 0 0 2 4 23 65 8.13

17 Crouch, Jack 8 3 0 0 0 1 4 1 30 49 16.33 2

18 Agius, Adrian 3 3 0 0 0 2 3 0 48 48 16.00 1

19 Masters, Luke 5 3 0 0 0 0 4 28 39 13.00 11

20 Maan, Harkanwar 4 3 0 0 0 1 2 16 31 10.33 2


21 Wicks, Blake 9 5 2 0 0 3 3 16* 16 5.33 2

22 Speechley, Brendon 7 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 6* 9 4.50

23 Proctor, Jarrod 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 7 7.00

24 Singh, Raajdeep 6 3 1 0 0 1 1 4 7 3.50 1

25 Shabbir, Usman 6 4 0 0 0 2 4 7 1.75 1

26 Tracey, Noah 1 1 1 0 0 0 4* 4 NA

27 Gregory, Ryan 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 1

28 Qurbani, Rahmat 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

Metropolitan Cup Partnerships


1 98 Hamish Lelliott - Joshua Bull 4 1 Randwick-Petersham Green

2 128 Brock Balgowan - Joshua Coyte 11 2 Georges River

3 110 Michael Organ - Joshua Dowd 5 1 Sydney University

4 117 Aryan Grover - Matthew Sullivan 12 1 Randwick-Petersham Green

5 68 Lachlan Coad - Nicholas Thornton 3 1 Randwick-Petersham Gold

6 58 Daniel Smith - Nicholas Thornton 2 1 Georges River

7 66 Julian Aldridge – Reuben Chowd’y

Chowdhury

3 1 Randwick-Petersham Gold

8 134 Jake Edgecumbe - Ryley Smith 7 1 Gordon

9 45 Hamish Lelliott – Reuben Chowd’y

Chowdhury

11 1 Georges River


Metropolitan Cup Bowling


1 Lelliott, Hamish 16 116.5 30 321 25 0 0 4/3 12.84 28.04 2.75

2 Speechley, Brendon 7 72 6 232 15 1 0 6/22 15.47 28.80 3.22

3 Singh, Raajdeep 6 31.1 5 92 11 0 0 4/18 8.36 17.00 2.95

4 Coyte, Joshua E 10 71.5 9 243 11 0 0 3/10 22.09 39.18 3.38

5 Chowdhury, Reuben 14 44.2 6 163 10 0 0 3/28 16.30 26.60 3.68

6 Balgowan, Brock P 5 46.5 12 115 9 0 0 3/52 12.78 31.22 2.46

7 Wicks, Blake 9 53.1 6 143 9 0 0 2/10 15.89 35.44 2.69

8 Grover, Aryan 10 26 3 161 9 0 0 2/4 17.89 17.33 6.19


9 Crouch, Jack 8 56.4 6 189 8 1 0 5/33 23.63 42.50 3.34

10 Thornton, Nicholas 9 47 3 226 5 0 0 2/31 45.20 56.40 4.81

11 Farley, Zack 10 12 0 74 4 0 0 3/18 18.50 18.00 6.17

12 Shabbir, Usman 6 33 7 132 4 0 0 2/28 33.00 49.50 4.00

13 Dowd, Joshua P 2 6 1 27 3 0 0 3/27 9.00 12.00 4.50

14 Gregory, Ryan 4 24.1 4 94 3 0 0 3/43 31.33 48.33 3.89

15 Tracey, Noah 1 15.3 2 46 2 0 0 2/17 23.00 46.50 2.97

16 Maan, Harkanwar 4 25 6 80 2 0 0 1/23 40.00 75.00 3.20

17 Coad, Lachlan 6 3 1 13 1 0 0 1/0 13.00 18.00 4.33

18 Agius, Adrian 3 6 0 19 1 0 0 1/19 19.00 36.00 3.17

19 Qurbani, Rahmat 3 19 6 68 1 0 0 1/68 68.00 114.00 3.58

20 Smith, Ryley C 6 1 0 19 0 0 0 0/19 NA NA 19.00


B Speechley 6/22 v. Sydney University

J Crouch 5/33 v. Blacktown


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POIDEVIN-GRAY by Cameron Weir

The 2016/17 season saw many of last year’s semi-finalist return with more experience and the

desire to make this year the year of The Cats!

The team achieved a lot of success this year and the winning culture within the team was

incredible. The team did the club proud, playing tough cricket in the spirit of the game.

Round 1

The Cats took on Randwick Petersham at Howell to kick off the season. A new look bowling

attack for this season saw Ryan Fletcher stand up leading the way taking 3 key wickets and

Andrew Hazard chiming in with 3fa also. 182 was the target and with the top order failing,

Connor New 64* and Nathan Maskell 50 got us home in a great run chase. We showed our

depth as a team and our determination to win.

Round 2

Taking momentum from round 1, we took on Mosman at Howell again. Mosman got off to a

steady start, however the introduction of the ever reliant Jake Wholohan taking 3 for not

many, together with Jacob New 3fa and 2 run outs in the field by an energetic Penrith outfit,

saw Mosman bowled out for 173. It was a solid run chase with the top 6 all contributing and

Jake Whooly getting us home with 4 overs to spare. The Cats go 2 from 2!!!

Round 3

The next task was taking on a strong St George outfit at Howell Oval. We finally won a toss

and got to bat first. The Cats posted a well above par score of 228, thanks to a century from

Cam Weir and important middle order contributions along the way. Ryan Fletcher again

stood up with the new ball taking 3 big wickets with Haz and Whooly also taking 2 each,

bowling St George all out for 174. Another 6 points to The Cats, knocking off a quality side.

Round 4

This was our first away game and a trip out to Bensons Lane to take on local rivals

Hawkesbury. Fletcher again struck early with the new ball before spin did the trick with 7

wickets between Haz (3), debutant Adam Burton (2) and Jake Whooly (2). The run chase

never looked in doubt, passing Hawkesbury’s total 3 wickets down in the 38th

over thanks to a

partnership of 111 between Jona Sammut and Cam Weir. 4 from 4 with a very comfortable

victory.

Round 5

A big game matching up against the undefeated Fairfield. Winning the toss, we batted first

posting 218 on a big ground and slow outfield. Cam Weir continued his form with a 3rd

consecutive century and was very well supported by Whooly and Lidds at the end with

cameos of 30 and 20 respectively. The boys showed a real determination to win, bowling

Fairfield out for 204 with openers Kaine Balgowan and Ryan Fletcher taking 2 each and a

miraculous 4 run outs. Big win by the boys and The Cats remain undefeated.

Round 6

Our last round game of the year saw us take on Western Suburbs with plenty to play for. We

lost the toss and bowling first our bowlers stood up, Western Suburbs out for 100. Daniel

Sparkes bowled exceptionally well taking 3 key wickets and was well supported by Kaine

Balgowen 2 and an economical 2fa for Whooly. Turned out 100, against a fired up

opposition, would be a tricky run chase. At 5-35 we were in trouble but Jake Whooly and

Jacob New stood up and lead The Cats home with 35* and 40* respectively. The boys

finished the round games undefeated and 2nd on the ladder.

Quarter Final

Of all teams to go up against in the quarter final - our arch-rivals Fairfield Liverpool. We won

the toss and batted first, however our top order failed to get going and thanks to an energetic

43* from Tyran Liddiard and 28 from Whooly, lifted the total to 147. We had them 3/50, then

a 90 run partnership saw Fairfield pass our score with just 8 balls to spare. But we sure went

out playing aggressive cricket!

Firstly, a huge thank you to the coaches Dale Turner, Kevin Geyer and Brent Williams, as

well as Michael Wholohan. The guidance from these club greats is much appreciated by all

the boys and we are grateful for the time and commitment you showed us throughout the long

season.

To the boys, it hurts going so well throughout the season then to go down swinging in the first

round of the finals. But we were 6 from 7 this year and we played some unbelievable cricket

throughout the season. The way we rallied as a team and never gave up should make the club

proud. 3 of the 4 semifinalist were teams we defeated during the round games.

A special mention must go to 3 lads who have given everything over many seasons of PGs:

Kaine Balgowan, Jona Sammut and Jacob New. They have contributed so much to the team

both on and off the field and will leave a big hole to fill for us next year. We appreciated all

your hard work and hope to see you next year cheering from the sidelines.

Lastly, a mention must go to all the parents that gave up their time helping with the essential

tasks including scoring, lunches and washing the clothes. A special mention to Pete Hazard

and Peter Hackney for always having everything waiting when required. Your work never

goes unnoticed.

The boys will be back bigger and better in the 2017/18 season.

PENRITH CITY COUNCIL

… Proudly supporting the Penrith Cricket Club

POIDEVIN-GRAY - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 8/183 (C New 64*, N Maskell 50) Win

Randwick-Petersham 10/182 (A Hazard 3/31, R Fletcher 3/32)

Round 2 Penrith 5/174 (J Wholohan 37* R Hackney 35) Win

Mosman 10/173 (J Wholohan 3/29, J New 3/41

Round 3 Penrith 5/228 (C Weir 100, J Wholohan 35) Win

St George 10/174 (R Fletcher 3/37, J Wholohan 2/23)

Round 4 Penrith 3/184 (C Weir 102, J Sammut 42) Win

Hawkesbury 1/171 (A Hazard 3/33, J Wholohan 2/22)

Round 5 Penrith 6/218 (C Weir 104*, J Wholohan 29) Win

Fairfield-Liverpool 10/204 (K Balgowan 2/31, R Fletcher 2/42)

Round 6 Penrith 5/101 (J.Sammut 35; A.Bayliss 28) Win

Western Suburbs 10/100 (D Sparkes 3/30, J Wholohan 2/15)

QF Penrith 10/147 (T Liddiard 42, J Wholohan 35*) Loss

Fairfield-Liverpool 4/148 (R Fletcher 2/32, J Wholohan 1/13)

Played: 7 Won: 6 Lost: 1



Partnerships

WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 53 Ryan Hackney - Cameron Weir Poidevin-Gray Shield 4 Hawkesbury

2 111 Cameron Weir - Jonathon Sammut Poidevin-Gray Shield 4 Hawkesbury

3 72 Cameron Weir - Andrew Hazard Poidevin-Gray Shield 3 St George

4 76 Cameron Weir - Jake Wholohan Poidevin-Gray Shield 3 St George

5 55 Jake Wholohan - Connor New Poidevin-Gray Shield 2 Mosman

6 71 Jake Wholohan - Jacob New Poidevin-Gray Shield 6 Western Suburbs

7 87 Nathan Maskell - Connor New Poidevin-Gray Shield 1 Randwick Petersham

8 31 Tyran Liddiard - Daniel Sparkes Poidevin-Gray Shield QF Fairfield-Liverpool

9 28 Connor New - Tyran Liddiard Poidevin-Gray Shield 1 Randwick Petersham

10 No Partnership of 25 or more

Scores Over 50

C Weir 100 v. St George C New 64 v. R-Petersham

102 v. Hawkesbury

104* v. Fairfield Liverpool N Maskell 50 v. R-Petersham

Poidevin-Gray Batting & Fielding

PLAYER MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. C/ST.

1 Weir, Cameron 7 7 1 3 0 1 22 6 421 104* 343 57.17 4

2 Wholohan, Jake M 7 7 3 0 0 0 10 0 225 37* 176 44.00 3

3 Sammut, Jonathon C 7 7 0 0 0 1 12 1 136 42 112 16.00 1

4 New, Connor 6 6 2 0 1 2 11 0 28 64* 99 24.75 1

5 Hazard, Andrew 7 7 1 0 0 2 9 0 122 23 82 13.67 5

6 New, Jacob 7 5 2 0 0 0 7 1 140 40* 81 27.00 1

7 Hackney, Ryan 7 7 0 0 0 0 2 0 160 35 80 11.43 5

8 Liddiard, Tyran 7 3 2 0 0 0 1 1 104 42 71 71.00 9/1

9 Maskell, Nathan 4 2 1 0 1 0 5 50 61 61.00 1

10 Sparkes, Daniel 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 25 14 14 14.00 2

11 Balgowan, Kaine P 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 7 7 7.00 1

12 Weir, Trent 2 1 0 0 0 0 7 7 7.00 1

13 Fletcher, Ryan 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 17 3* 3 NA 1

Poidevin-Gray Bowling


1 Fletcher, Ryan 7 54 2 217 14 0 0 3/32 15.50 23.14 4.02

2 Wholohan, Jake M 7 68.3 12 171 11 0 0 3/29 15.55 37.36 2.50

3 Hazard, Andrew 7 46 4 183 10 0 0 3/31 18.30 27.60 3.98

4 Balgowan, Kaine P 6 55 1 170 6 0 0 2/27 28.33 55.00 3.09

5 New, Jacob 7 48.5 4 211 6 0 0 3/41 35.17 48.83 4.32

6 Sparkes, Daniel 3 24 3 86 3 0 0 3/30 28.67 48.00 3.58

7 Burton, Adam 4 10 2 41 2 0 0 2/41 20.50 30.00 4.10

8 New, Connor 6 4 0 20 0 0 0 0/20 NA NA 5.00

9 Weir, Trent 2 13 4 44 0 0 0 0/19 NA NA 3.38

Ryan Hackney: representing Australia U/19 V’s Sri Lanka


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LOU BENAUD CUP

L-R Matthew Sullivan, Raaj Singh, Adrian Agius, Nicholas Thornton, Jordan Davison, Kieran Shone, Zack

Farley, John Benaud, Damon Myburgh-Sisam, Elliot Heath, Ryan Gibson, Liam Doddrell, Ryley Smith, Blake

Wicks, Aryan Grover.

Our Boys At Bradman Oval

This season saw the seventh playing of the Lou Benaud Cup at Bradman Oval, Bowral,

between the Penrith A.W. Green Shield squad and one from Parramatta. The match is played

annually on the second Sunday in October and perpetuates the commitment to youth cricket

of Lou Benaud, father of Australian Test cricketing brothers Richie and John. All three had

cricketing connections with Penrith and Parramatta. The match offers the boys from both

teams, and their parents, a chance to walk the hallowed turf where the mighty Don Bradman

made his name.

Despite strong individual efforts from the Penrith trio of Kieran Shone, Elliot Heath and

Damon Myburgh-Sisam Parramatta were worthy winners, their fifth. There has been one

washout and Penrith have won once. The scores were: Penrith 133 (36.5 overs), Parramatta

5/139 (32.2). Coming in at No.4 Kieran Shone carried the Penrith innings with 48 from 59

balls, five fours and a six, strike-rate 81.4. All the good work of his third wicket partnership

of 43 with Aryan Grover (28, 61 balls, four fours) was undone by a late order collapse.

Penrith’s best bowlers were Elliot Heath (2/10, four overs) and Damon Myburgh-Sisam

(1/15 off eight)

Kieran Shone on the attack

Damon Myburgh-Sisam showing his style

Elliot Heath with the historic Bradman Scoreboard in the background


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A.W. GREEN SHIELD by Aryan Grover

ROUND 1 – PENRITH v RANDWICK-PETERSHAM: Rain started the Green Shield season

for Penrith, as we approached an aesthetic Petersham Oval. The team were enthusiastic to

play and not discouraged by the grey clouds. The ground staff and umpires eventually called

a late start and a shortened 35 over match. Damon Myburgh-Sisam, the Penrith Green Shield

Captain for 2016/17, won the toss and elected to bowl. Our bowling unit rose to the challenge

and took advantage of the overcast conditions, bowling Randwick Petersham all out for 109

in 34 overs. A few early wickets fell for the Cats, however, Adrian Agius and Henry Railz

offered stability to the team and were building a great partnership. Unfortunately, after 10

overs with Penrith 3/40, a fierce storm hit that marked the end of the match, resulting in a

draw. Although the rain determined the result, an outstanding effort in the field gave the team

confidence going into the following rounds. Best Performances Raajdeep Singh – 3/17 off 7

Damon Myburgh-Sisam – 3/28 off 7

Adrian Agius – 16*

Henry Railz – 2/16 off 7, 10*

ROUND 2 – PENRITH v MOSMAN: Our second opponent, Mosman, were widely

recognised as premiers of the 2015/16 season. The boys felt privileged to be able to play on

Allan Border Oval. In ideal batting conditions, Damon lost the toss and the Cats were sent in

to field. After our previous bowling performance, we were confident in our attack with the

boys rising to the occasion with some early wickets and looking dominant. A good fightback

from Mosman gave them the total of 9/220 after 50 overs. We experienced another top order

collapse. A continual flow of wickets didn’t allow for any partnerships to build which saw

Penrith all out for 122 after 40 overs. It was a disappointing loss after a good effort with the

ball, however, we remained positive, looking to improve for round 3.

Best Performances

Henry Railz – 2/29 off 10

Aryan Grover – 32

ROUND 3 – PENRITH v WESTERN SUBURBS: Our first home game gave us the honour

of playing at Howell Oval, against Western Suburbs. After losing the toss, Penrith were sent

in to bat. Some quick partnerships from our top 4 and contributions from Jordan Davison and

Nicholas Thornton down the order, set our total to 8/168 after 50 overs. Confident with our

bowling capability, we bowled Western Suburbs all out for 146 after 46 overs. This win

provided the boys with a lot of confidence going into the Christmas break.

Best Performances

Matthew Sullivan – 40

Jordan Davison – 30, 4/25 off 8

Nicholas Thornton – 25

Elliot Heath – 3/23 off 8

ROUND 4 – PENRITH v NORTH SYDNEY: Returning after the break we met North

Sydney with renewed confidence. After losing the toss, Penrith bowled, once again our

team’s strength, and with an outstanding effort restricted North Sydney to 151 after 36.4

overs. With batting being a weakness in previous games chasing this total would still be

challenging, however, the Cats rose to the occasion, scoring 4/152 after 43.2 overs. This was

a great win for the Cats combining solid efforts with the ball, bat and in the field.

Best Performances

Kieran Shone – 47*

Adrian Agius – 41*

Liam Doddrell – 3/22 off 6

ROUND 5 – PENRITH v EASTERN SUBURBS: After a good win, Penrith were confident

in their ability to reach the finals. Eastern Suburbs were a team of similar ability to Penrith.

The teams met at Snape Park. Another day of rain made conditions horrendous with play

delayed for several hours before a reduced 35 over match. After losing the toss, Penrith were

sent in to bat where the conditions proved tough for our side. A continual fall of wickets was

halted by Jordan Davison, who once again, provided stability to the side with his batting

capability helping the side reach the total of 121 off 34 overs. Despite a small total, our

bowling unit were confident. A magnificent display of consistent bowling, saw Eastern

Suburbs all out for 72 in the 30th

over, securing a bonus point win for the side.

Best Performances

Henry Railz – 4/12 off 8

Raajdeep Singh – 2/15 off 7

Jordan Davison – 27

ROUND 6 – PENRITH v ST GEORGE: Sitting in a positive position on the table, our next

opponent was St George. After losing the toss, St George elected to bat. Not surprisingly,

Penrith’s bowling force tore through St George’s batting line up, knocking them over for 136

in 41 overs. This was a tremendous effort by the Cats that gave us the opportunity to secure a

win against one of the hardest teams of the competition. However, over confidence saw the

Cats slump to 4/4 after 4 overs and we were eventually bowled out for 68 after 32 overs. This

was a devastating loss from which we learnt a lot, however, we remained positive and looked

to get back into hard training to gain momentum going into the final round.

Best Performances

Raajdeep Singh – 4/16 off 6

ROUND 7 – PENRITH v HAWKESBURY: The final match was against Penrith’s local

rivals Hawkesbury. With a strong desire to win and secure a place in the finals, Penrith won

the toss and chose to bat. An improved batting performance from the previous round was

characterised by Kieran Shone scoring 74 not out. This performance took us to 6/178 after 50

overs, giving our bowling unit the opportunity to do what they do best – take wickets. After a

well-executed performance in the field and with the ball, Hawkesbury fell for 135 after 45.3

overs, securing a solid win for Penrith. This win was most prominently felt by the team as it

put us in a good position for the finals.

Best Performances

Kieran Shone – 74*

Elliot Heath – 4/17 off 7.3

QUARTER FINAL – PENRITH v ST GEORGE: The quarter final gave us the opportunity to

play against St George once again to show Penrith’s true capability. We lost the toss and St

George chose to bat. Our bowling started off a little weary and it was the first time in the

competition that we felt dominated by the other team’s batting. St George were controlling

the innings being 2/94. However, an important fight back from our bowlers put them in the

positon of 9/105, taking 7 wickets for just 11 runs. A 10th

wicket partnership however from St

George saw them all out for 147 after 47 overs. A solid effort from our bowlers gave our

batsmen the opportunity to defeat St George, and after some disappointing batting

performances in the season, our batsmen had to execute.

Going into bat, we focused on building partnerships and not lose wickets in clumps. After

losing two early wickets, we feared a similar batting collapse to those which had plagued us

all season. However, over confidence from St George favoured the Cats with our middle and

bottom order taking us to a position where we required 2 runs to win off the final over, with 1

wicket remaining. An extremely nervous time for both teams, the pressure was tremendous.

Despite this, Zach Farley was the hero and smashed the ball over the infield for a four which

took us over the line with one ball and one wicket remaining. What a win!!! The subsequent

team song could be easily heard from the other side of the ground.

Best Performances

Elliot Heath – 4/22 off 8

Henry Railz – 39, 2/17 off 9

Zach Farley – 15 off 18 balls

SEMI FINAL – PENRITH v NORTHERN DISTRICTS: The day of the semi-final gave us to

the privilege of playing at Mark Taylor Oval against Northern Districts. The Cats showed up

on time, ready to play with confidence in their individual and united capabilities. After a

well-executed warmup and preparation, we were in good touch to play. After losing the toss,

we were to bowl first. Our bowling unit once again rose to the occasion and impressed, taking

wickets regularly to contain Northern Districts to 178 in the 49th

over.

Going into bat, despite experiencing tight bowling by the Northerners, our top 4 batsmen

executed well to take us to 3/106 after 25 overs. In a good position, we experienced an insight

of winning however this was our downfall as we became overconfident and began to

collapse, losing 7 wickets for 43 runs. After a solid effort, it was disappointing to lose in such

a manner and the mood in the dressing room reflected this. However, again this was a

learning curve and did not take away from our great season with some excellent

performances and the achievements that the team reached. The boys thank the coaching unit

of Michael Castle, Cameron Weir and Jake Wholohan for their contributions to the

development of the team.

Best Performances

Adrian Agius – 34

Zach Farley – 24 off 28 balls

Kieran Shone – 22

Jordan Davison – 2/32 off 6

Umpires Stephen

Blomfield &

Andrew Yanad

Penrith Captain

Damon Myburgh-

Sisam and

Hawkesbury

Captain Connor

Mizzi

.

A.W. GREEN SHIELD - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 3/40 (A Agius 16*) Draw

R-Petersham 10/190 (R Singh 3/17, D Myburgh-Sisam 3/28)

Round 2 Penrith 10/122 (A Grover 32, A Agius 19) Loss

Mosman 9/220 (H Railz 2/29, J Davison 2/41)

Round 3 Penrith 8/168 (M Sullivan 40, J Davison 30) Win

Western Suburbs 10/146 (J Davison 4/25, E Heath 3/23)

Round 4 Penrith 4/152 (K Shone 47*, A Agius 41) Win

North Sydney 10/151 (L Doddrell 3/22, B Wicks 2/16, R Singh 2/16)

Round 5 Penrith 10/121 (J Davison 27, K Shone 16) Win

Eastern Suburbs 10/72 (H Railz 4/12, L Doddrell 2/10, R Singh 2/15)

Round 6 Penrith 10/68 (L Doddrell 16*, D Myburgh-Sisam 15) Loss

St George 10/136 (R Singh 4/16, A Agius 2/16 )

Round 7 Penrith 6/178 (K Shone 74, D Myburgh-Sisam 26*) Win

Hawkesbury 8/113 (E Heath 4/17, R Singh 3/19)

QF Penrith 9/148 (H Railz 39, N Thornton 23) Win

St George 10/147 (E Heath 4/22, H Railz 2/17)

SF Penrith 10/149 (A Agius 34, Z Farley 24) Loss

Northern District 10/178 (J Davison 2/32, D Myburgh-Sisam 2/38)




A.W. Green Shield Partnerships

WKT P'SHIP BATSMEN RND INN OPPONENT

1 52 Adrian Agius - Aryan Grover 4 1 North Sydney

2 N/A No partnerships of 25 runs or greater

3 66 Adrian Agius - Kieran Shone 4 1 North Sydney

4 28 Kieran Shone - Jordan Davison 4 1 North Sydney

5 64 Nicholas Thornton - Henry Railz QF 1 St George


7 54 Kieran Shone - Damon Myburgh-Sisam 7 1 Hawkesbury

8 58 Nicholas Thornton - Jordan Davison 3 1 Western Suburbs



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A. W. Green Shield Batting & Fielding


1 Shone, Kieran 9 9 2 0 1 1 14 0 340 74* 191 27.29 58.4 10

2 Agius, Adrian 9 9 1 0 0 1 8 2 286 41 154 19.25 52.6 1

3 Grover, Aryan 9 9 0 0 0 0 4 0 195 32 122 13.56 62.2 1

4 Davison, Jordan 9 8 0 0 0 0 8 0 185 30 122 15.25 64.6 5

5 Sullivan, Matthew 9 9 0 0 0 1 4 0 269 40 103 11.44 40.4 3

6 Myburgh-Sisam, Damon 9 7 1 0 0 1 5 0 155 26* 72 12.00 57.1 1

7 Thornton, Nicholas 9 8 2 0 0 1 3 0 197 25* 69 11.50 50.7 4

8 Railz, Henry 8 8 1 0 0 2 4 0 113 39 63 9.00 61.2 2

9 Farley, Zack 8 4 1 0 0 1 4 0 5 24 42 14.00 85.7

10 Doddrell, Liam 6 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 77 16* 29 9.67 39.2 2

11 Singh, Raajdeep 9 5 2 0 0 0 1 0 16 8 18 6.00 50.0 2

12 Wicks, Blake 8 4 3 0 0 0 1 8 6* 15 15.00 166.7 1

Scores Over 50

Kieran Shone 74* v. Hawkesbury

A. W. Green Shield Bowling


1 Singh, Raajdeep 9 72 14 181 17 0 0 4/16 10.65 25.41 2.51

2 Heath, Elliot 9 44.3 6 139 15 0 0 4/17 9.27 17.80 3.12

3 Railz, Henry 8 54 15 135 13 0 0 4/12 10.38 24.92 2.50

4 Davison, Jordan 9 48.4 5 186 11 0 0 4/25 16.91 26.55 3.82

5 Myburgh-Sisam, Damon 9 68 7 234 8 0 0 3/28 29.25 51.00 3.44

6 Doddrell, Liam 6 22.4 3 81 6 0 0 3/22 13.50 22.67 3.57

7 Wicks, Blake 8 30.4 1 122 5 0 0 2/16 24.40 36.80 3.98

8 Agius, Adrian 9 35 2 136 5 0 0 2/16 27.20 42.00 3.89

9 Sullivan, Matthew 9 4 0 35 1 0 0 1/2 35.00 24.00 8.75

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WOMEN’S FIRST GRADE By Stephen Costello

(L To R Standing Steve Costello Coach, Lisa Grffith, Kate Waetford, Mikayla Hinkley ©, Danielle

Armstrong, Ashley Day, Amy Edgar, Naomi Stalenberg, Sandy Stalenberg Manager, Kneeling,

Nicole Squires, Nerida Gregory, Samantha Arnold, Eliza Bunner)

This season was a marked improvement on the previous season, with our First grade ladies

finishing 5th

compared to 7th

in 2015/16. The team was still in contention for the semi-finals

near the end of the Limited Over Competition, but missed out due to injuries, unavailability

and wet weather.

The team was competitive in most games and showed greater fight and commitment, but

inexperience still let us down, a game in case being against Bankstown when the team batted

beautifully to reach 3 for 212, with plenty of overs in hand, to be all out 240 when a score of

280 or better was on the cards with more controlled batting. It must be remembered however,

the average age of our team would still be under 20, compared with late 20s in other teams.

This means we give away experience as well as strength and power; these disadvantages will

lessen as our young players develop.

The First grade team benefited from having players involved in the NSW Breakers Academy

and Under Age NSW Metro Academy Squads, Amy Edgar, Danielle Armstrong, Mikayla

Hinkley and Ashley Day. Of benefit too was the return of two experienced players to cricket

this season, Lisa Griffith and Nerida Gregory, both of whom had been members of NSW

senior squads in the past. Both performed superbly after some time away from the game.

With a full season under their belt I am sure they will have even more success next year.

The other pleasing aspect for the year was the performances of many of our young Second

graders when they had an opportunity to step into the First grade. I congratulate them for the

way they rose to the occasion every time. Early experience in First grade will help improve

them rapidly.

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This season saw a new Combined First and Second grade T20 competition format to

accommodate the reduced number of players available across the First and Second grade

competitions whilst the Women’s Big Bash League was on. We decided to enter two teams

and to mix up our First and Second grade teams. While this meant we were probably were not

going to win the competition it did lead to our younger players mixing with, and playing

against more experienced players, which prompted rapid improvement in all areas, particularly

fielding.

Despite having to play short a few times the Penrith White and Penrith Black teams were quite

competitive. Speaking with some of the coaches from other clubs at the end of the season, I

think we did the right thing entering two teams. It gave our players a regular opportunity to

play cricket during this period and prevented them losing interest during the break in the

Limited Overs competition.

Penrith can look forward to a good season next year in the First grade Women’s competition,

with the experience and confidence gained by many of our players this season, on top of the

excellent results of our Second grade this year.

Congratulations to Naomi Stalenberg who was a member of Australia’s first ever

‘Professional’ Female sporting team the NSW Lendlease Breakers, who represent NSW in the

Women’s National Cricket League. Mikayla Hinkley made her NSW Lendlease Breakers

WNCL debut in November against Victoria in Melbourne, opening the batting and scoring 18

runs. Both Naomi and Mikayla were members of the Sydney Thunder Women’s Big Bash

Team in the WBBL02 season, and Mikayla also gained selection in the Australian ‘Shooting

Stars’ (U21) team, which toured Sri Lanka in April.

WOMEN’S FIRST GRADE - Summary of One Day matches

Round 1 Penrith 10/106 (M Hinkley 39) Loss

Gordon 7/262 (S Arnold 2/38, K Waetford 2/42)

Round 2 Penrith 7/280 (A Day 94, K Waetford 86, N Squires28*) Win

Campbelltown 5/234 (A Gardiner 2/34)

Round 3 Penrith 10/240 (K Waetford 67, M Hinkley 54) Loss

Bankstown Sports 2/244 (K Waetford 1/31)

Round 4 Bye

Round 5 Penrith 10/123 (A Edgar 28, K Butler 23) Loss

Universities 4/124 (A Edgar 1/10, K Waetford 1/17)

Round 6 Penrith 5/179 (K Waetford 38, A Edgar 32*) Win

St George 10/175 (L Griffith 3/21, K Waetford 2/21)

Round 7 Penrith 6/167 (N Stalenberg 59, S Arnold 48, L Griffith 25)Loss

Sydney Rangers 3/170 (A Day 2/38, K McCormack 1/26)

Round 8 Bye


Round 10 Penrith 10/85 (N Gregory 36*) Loss

Bankstown Sports 1/86 (S O’Loughlin 1/10)




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Women’s First Grade Partnerships

WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS RND INN OPPONENT

1 80 Ashley Day - Kate Waetford 3 1 Bankstown Sports

2 175 Ashley Day - Kate Waetford 2 1 Campbelltown-Camden

3 31 Ashley Day - Nerida Gregory 2 1 Campbelltown-Camden

4 40 Mikayla Hinkley - Naomi Stalenberg 1 1 Gordon


6 66 Lisa Griffith - Amy Edgar 6 1 St George-Sutherland





Women’s First Grade Batting

Player M I No 100 50 0 4’s 6’s HS Runs Avg 1 Waetford, Kate J 5 4 0 0 2 0 21 0 86 200 50.00

2 Day, Ashley 6 5 0 0 1 1 12 0 94 134 26.80

3 Stalenberg, Naomi 5 5 0 0 1 0 10 0 59 120 24.00

4 Gregory, Nerida 6 6 1 0 0 0 18 0 36* 115 23.00

5 Hinkley, Mikayla 3 3 0 0 1 0 9 0 54 103 34.33

6 Arnold, Samantha 7 6 0 0 0 1 0 0 48 60 10.00

7 Griffith, Lisa 6 5 2 0 0 0 4 0 25 57 19.00

8 Edgar, Amy 6 5 1 0 0 2 7 0 32* 40 10.00

9 Squires, Nicole 6 4 1 0 0 1 3 1 28* 37 12.33

10 Ryan, Alana M 2 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 10* 14 NA

11 Armstrong, Danielle 5 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 8 9 3.00

12 Darlington, Hannah 1 1 0 0 0 0 8 8 8.00

13 Avard, Laura 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.00

14 Breaden, Erin 1 1 1 0 0 0 2* 2 NA

15 Bunner, Eliza 3 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 2 1.00

16 Cornish, Stacey 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

17 O'Loughlin, Stacey 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00

Scores over 50

K Waetford 86 v. Campbelltown A Day 94 v. Campbelltown

67 v. Bankstown

N Stalenberg 59 v. Sydney M Hinkley 54 v. Bankstown

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Mikayla Hinkley: Debut for NSW Breakers and Australian Shooting Stars Season 2016/17

Women’s First Grade Bowling

Player M O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Avg S/R ECN

1 Waetford, Kate J 5 48 2 145 7 0 0 2/21 20.71 41.14 3.02

2 Day, Ashley 6 25 1 157 4 0 0 2/38 39.25 37.50 6.28

3 Griffith, Lisa 6 38 0 181 4 0 0 3/21 45.25 57.00 4.76

4 Arnold, Samantha 7 20 0 85 3 0 0 2/38 28.33 40.00 4.25

5 Hinkley, Mikayla 3 20 0 95 3 0 0 2/37 31.67 40.00 4.75

6 Gardiner, Allison 1 8 1 34 2 0 0 2/34 17.00 24.00 4.25

7 Avard, Laura 4 18 0 60 2 0 0 2/30 30.00 54.00 3.33

8 Edgar, Amy 6 34.4 2 164 2 0 0 1/10 82.00 104.0 4.73

9 McCormack, Kristen 1 5 0 26 1 0 0 1/26 26.00 30.00 5.20

10 Stalenberg, Naomi 5 19.3 0 106 1 0 0 1/10 106.0 117.0 5.44

11 O'Loughlin, Stacey 1 2 1 10 0 0 0 0/10 NA NA 5.00

12 Aldous, Tayla 3 4 0 18 0 0 0 0/11 NA NA 4.50

13 Darlington, Hannah 1 5 1 21 0 0 0 NA NA 4.20

14 Kaur, Parneet 1 5 0 27 0 0 0 NA NA 5.40

15 Breaden, Erin 1 6 0 31 0 0 0 NA NA 5.17

16 Armstrong, Danielle 5 5 0 31 0 0 0 0/7 NA NA 6.20

17 Gregory, Nerida 6 4 0 37 0 0 0 0/17 NA NA 9.25

18 Squires, Nicole 6 5.2 0 38 0 0 0 NA NA 7.

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WOMEN’S SECOND GRADE By John Breaden

We were very rusty in Game 1 of the season against Parramatta at Merrylands Oval. We set

two goals for the match, score 200 runs and bat for 50 overs. We were eight runs and three

balls short of achieving both of these goals. But, signs were good for the season ahead. Game

2 was disappointing because the Universities forfeited, so we went to Game 3 with the same

goals as for Game 1: 200 runs and bat for 50. We fell two runs and one ball short, but … we

we picked up our first win of the season! Good to see the girls get some runs and wickets

under their belts.

Game 4 against Northern Districts was a good day out for Hannah ‘Show’ Darlington and Erin

Breaden, both getting among the runs and the wickets, leading the team to a dominant win.

Game 5 against Sydney at Bill Ball Oval was much tighter but another solid win was achieved

under pressure, just what the girls needed going into the next round against the ‘unbeatable St

George’ - they last lost a game in the 2012/13 season!

St George. This was the day half of the team had been waiting for! The younger girls in the

side who have come up from the Brewer Shield with me as coach reminded me when we got

to Harold Fraser Oval that the last time we had played there we were rolled for just 15. That

was in the 2014/15 season. As coach, I was hoping they’d forgotten that! But something was

different today; there was a quiet determination to make a show of ourselves.

And that we did! We beat the side that hadn’t lost a game in four seasons! The coach and

supporters were on the edges of their seats as the match progressed: we had them 2/0, 3/1, 4/7,

6/16, 7/53, 8/103, 9/108. But that last wicket didn’t fall until … 136, just 12 runs shy of our

score. This was far and away the best cricket I’ve seen the girls play in my four years with the

team. Best of all was Show Darlington with not only 58 runs but 6/13 against the No.1 team

for the last … who knows how long?

Game 8 was against Bankstown at Bill Ball. It was another thriller, just 10 runs in it. The

coach was very relieved to get the final “we won” text … ‘watching’ from his hotel room in

Hawaii.

Thumbs up: but really it was an Hawaiin High-5 from the coach!

Game 9 at Raby Oval against Campbelltown turned out to be our down time, a good effort in

the field but we just couldn’t get going with the exception of Carr and Downey who just

wouldn’t give up on a very hot day! Game 10 though was ‘Show-time’.

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A great 109 by Darlington crushed Universities at Bill Ball Oval. She played a ball on when

about 88 but the bails failed to dislodge. This truly was going to be Hannah’s day out! The

outfield was very slow with few boundaries hit. Had this been on Howell I have no doubt she

would have scored 159. Watch out for this girl, she will play at the highest levels in all forms

of the game.

We just couldn’t get going in Game 11 at Drummoyne against Sydney. It really was one of

those days where the girls just didn’t get themselves in and appeared to be rushing to score

runs. But I feel it was probably more frustration, as the Sydney girls really bowled to their

field.

Game 12 was a washout, Game 13 against Parramatta at Bill Ball was for the unofficial M4

Cup, the local derby, a game we dearly wanted to win. Sadly, it wasn’t to be and it meant we

faced St George in the playoffs, but the weather was not kind to us and fourth we shall forever

hold in the 2016/17 Second grade championship.

In writing this I see that quite a few girls have their names repeated in the wickets and runs as

doing well. But these are not the only girls in the team. As we all know, cricket is a team sport,

but it requires individuals to do well in order for the team to do well. As a team though we

need and rely on those girls who turn up, week in, week out and give 100% effort towards all

they do. Thanks to all the girls for the way you play the game, the way you conduct yourselves

and how you represent yourselves and your club.

Thanks finally to all the helpers each week with the covers, ground marking and setting up,

scoring and cleaning up after the games. It makes my role easier with this help and I wouldn’t

be able to do it without your assistance.

Proud Sponsor of Penrith Women’s Cricket

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WOMEN’S SECOND GRADE - Summary of One Day Matches

Round 1 Penrith 10/192 (K Butler 75, S Cornish 56) Loss

Parramatta 4/194 (H Darlington 1/24, T Miles 1/30)

Round 2 Penrith 0/0 Won on Forfeit Win

Universities

Round 3 Penrith 10/198 (K McCormack 64, T Aldous 38) Win

Gordon 7/178 (H Darlington 3/26, K McCormack 2/34)

Round 4 Penrith 2/190 (H Darlington 74*, E Breaden 64) Win

Northern District 10/189 (T Aldous 3/6, H Darlington 3/21)

Round 5 Penrith 7/170 (H Darlington 65*, T Aldous 49, A Day 25) Win

Sydney 10/169 (C Downey 3/31, A Day 3/43)

Round 6 Bye

Round 7 Penrith 4/147 (H Darlington 58, E Breaden 36*) Win

St George 10/136 (H Darlington 6/13, C Downey 2/16)

Round 8 Penrith 4/173 (K Butler 69, E Pelle 52*) Win

Bankstown 6/163 (T Miles 4/27, S Chapman 1/19)

Round 9 Penrith 10/129 (M Carr 47, C Downey 39) Loss

Campbelltown 7/192 (E Breaden 2/48, S Cornish 1/14)

Round 10 Penrith 5/261 (H Darlington 109, E Breaden 38) Win

Universities 6/142 (M Carr 2/11, K McCormack 2/26)

Round 11 Penrith 10/121 (H Darlington 49, C Downey 20) Loss

Sydney 2/122 (H Darlington 1/15)


Northern District

Round 13 Penrith 10/68 (K Butler 29, E Breden 10) Loss

Parramatta 0/69

Semi Final Penrith 0/0 Washout Draw

St George




Women’s Second Grade Partnerships


1 54 Erin Breaden - Mckenzie Carr 10 1 Universities

2 133 Erin Breaden - Hannah Darlington 4 1 Northern District

3 107 Kim Butler - Elise Pelle 8 1 Bankstown

4 110 Hannah Darlington - Tayla Aldous 5 1 Sydney

5 31 Kim Butler - Tazma Miles 1 1 Parramatta

6 79 Kristen McCormack - Elise Pelle 3 1 Gordon

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7 79 Mckenzie Carr - Chantelle Downey 9 1 Campbelltown-Camden




Women’s Second Grade Batting

Player M I No 100 50 0 4’s 6’s HS Runs Avg 1 Darlington, Hannah 9 8 2 1 3 0 26 2 109 383 63.83

2 Breaden, Erin 11 10 1 0 1 0 11 0 64 197 21.89

3 Butler, Kim M 5 4 0 0 2 1 11 75 173 43.25

4 Aldous, Tayla 9 7 0 0 0 1 9 49 135 19.29

5 McCormack, Kristen 9 7 0 0 1 0 8 64 109 15.57

6 Pelle, Elise 9 7 3 0 1 2 2 52* 99 24.75

7 Carr, Mckenzie 5 4 0 0 0 0 2 47 82 20.50

8 Cornish, Stacey 9 7 0 0 1 1 7 0 56 71 10.14

9 Downey, Chantelle 8 5 1 0 0 2 2 39 59 14.75

10 O'Loughlin, Stacey 8 5 2 0 0 0 1 11 27 9.00

11 Day, Ashley 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 25 25 25.00

12 Miles, Tazma 10 6 1 0 0 1 1 10 21 4.20

13 Bunner, Eliza 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 11* 11 NA

14 Kaur, Parneet 6 3 1 0 0 1 2 2 1.00

15 Chapman, Shelley 5 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0.50

16 Hansen, Caragh 1 1 1 0 0 0 1* 1 NA

17 Ward, Naomi 8 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.00

Scores over 50

H Darlington 109 v Universities K Butler 75 v Parramatta

74* v Northern District 69 v Bankstown

65* v Sydney

58 v St George K McCormack 64 v Gordon

E Breaden 64 v Northern District E Pelle 52 v Bankstown

S Cornish 56 v Parramatta

Women’s Second Grade Bowling

Player M O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Avg S/R ECN 1 Darlington, Hannah 9 54.5 12 138 16 1 0 6/13 8.63 20.56 2.52

2 Downey, Chantelle 8 59 11 174 7 0 0 3/31 24.86 50.57 2.95

3 Breaden, Erin 11 72.5 1 301 7 0 0 2/30 43.00 62.43 4.13

4 Miles, Tazma 10 33 2 151 6 0 0 4/27 25.17 33.00 4.58

5 McCormack, Kristen 9 49.2 9 155 6 0 0 2/16 25.83 49.33 3.14

6 Aldous, Tayla 9 29 5 98 4 0 0 3/6 24.50 43.50 3.38

7 Day, Ashley 1 10 2 43 3 0 0 3/43 14.33 20.00 4.30

8 Carr, Mckenzie 5 14 1 56 2 0 0 2/11 28.00 42.00 4.00

9 O'Loughlin, Stacey 8 50 7 148 2 0 0 1/30 74.00 150.0 2.96

10 Cornish, Stacey 9 2 0 14 1 0 0 1/14 14.00 12.00 7.00

11 Chapman, Shelley 5 5 0 19 1 0 0 1/19 19.00 30.00 3.80

12 Kaur, Parneet 6 22 2 81 1 0 0 1/34 81.00 132.0 3.68

13 Munaweera, Shannon 2 3 0 10 0 0 0 0/10 NA NA 3.33

14 Bunner, Eliza 1 3 0 24 0 0 0 0/24 NA NA 8.00

5 wickets in an Innings

H Darlington 6/13 v. St George

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Women’s T20

The T20 season was set around the WBBL program and there were rule changes that meant

unlike the 50 oval competition girls couldn’t move between teams. At a player meeting the

decision was made to split the first and second grade side down the middle with a white and a

black team comprising of both firsts and seconds players.

The proof of the good decision making at the beginning of the season to split the team was

proven in our match where one team won by one run and the fact that it was almost the same

result on the ladder. The younger girls in second grade were able to play with and against girls

who play first grade or higher levels of cricket. I saw a marked improvement in their

individual games. Thanks to the first grade girls for playing with the second grade girls. It only

makes the club stronger in the long term.

WOMENS T20 - Penrith Black - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Bye

Round 2 Penrith 6/130 (A Edgar 40, N Gregory 34) Loss

Parramatta 2/133 (K Mccormack 1/37)

Round 3 Penrith 8/178 (M Hinkley 73*, N Gregory 63) Win

Northern District 3/119 (A Edgar 1/17, L Griffith 1/20)

Round 4 Penrith 8/73 (L Griffith 29) Loss

Universities 1/75 (L Griffith 1/11)

Round 5 Penrith 10/77 (N Gregory 21) Loss

Gordon 3/198 (L Griffith 2/24, L Avard 1/35)

Round 6 Penrith 5/120 (M Hinkley 90) Loss

St George 4/121 (M Shoulders 2/11, M Hinkley 1/22)

Round 7 Penrith Black 5/107 (N Squires 39*, K Butler 27) Loss

Penrith White 2/108 (A Day 60*, A Arnold 22)

Round 8 Penrith 7/103 (L Griffith 48*, N Squires 19) Win

Parramatta 10/84 (M Shoulders 2/6, N Squires 2/14)

Round 9 Penrith 10/61 (K Butler 29) Loss

Bankstown 1/65 (L Avard 1/22)

Round 10 Penrith 0/0 Forfeit Win

Northern District

Round 11 Penrith 10/94 (L Griffith 29, N Gregory 16) Loss

Campbelltown 5/132 (K McCormack 1/16, P Kaur 1/16)

Round 12 Penrith 5/115 (L Griffith 26, E Bunner 22*) Loss

St George 4/116 (L Griffith 2/10, K McCormack 1/13)




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Penrith Black T20 Batting

Player M I No 100 50 0 4’s 6’s HS Runs Avg 1 Hinkley, Mikayla 3 3 1 0 2 0 17 4 90 169 84.50

2 Gregory, Nerida 7 7 0 0 1 1 14 2 63 150 21.43

3 Griffith, Lisa 9 6 1 0 0 0 5 48* 142 28.40

4 Edgar, Amy 7 7 0 0 0 1 11 1 40 93 13.29

5 Butler, Kim M 9 7 1 0 0 2 4 29* 66 11.00

6 McCormack, Kristen 8 6 1 0 0 1 0 0 20* 57 11.40

7 Aldous, Tayla 9 7 0 0 0 2 2 13 44 6.29

8 Armstrong, Danielle 4 4 0 0 0 1 1 0 20 40 10.00

9 Squires, Nicole 9 5 0 0 0 1 3 0 19 32 6.40

10 Bunner, Eliza 3 3 1 0 0 0 22* 25 12.50

11 Avard, Laura 6 4 0 0 0 2 6 12 3.00

12 Ward, Naomi 9 5 2 0 0 2 0 0 5* 8 2.67

13 Kaur, Parneet 5 3 1 0 0 1 4 6 3.00

14 Shoulders, Marita 3 2 1 0 0 0 5* 6 6.00

15 Munaweera, Shannon 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00

16 Hansen, Caragh 9 5 3 0 0 2 0 0 0* 0 0.00

Scores over 50

M Hinkley 73 v Northern District N Gregory 63 v Northern District

90 v St George Sutherland

Partnerships

WKT P'SHIP BATTERS RND INN OPPONENT

1 121 Nerida Gregory - Mikayla Hinkley 3 1 Northern District

2 57 Mikayla Hinkley - Amy Edgar 3 1 Northern District

3 81 Ashley Day - Naomi Stalenberg 3 1 Sydney

4 64 Mckenzie Carr - Erin Breaden 2 1 St George-Sutherland 2

5 44 Lisa Griffith - Kim Butler 4 1 Universities

6 49 Eliza Bunner - Kristen McCormack 12 1 St George-Sutherland 1





Penrith Black T20 Bowling

Player M O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Avg S/R ECN 1 Griffith, Lisa 9 19 2 69 5 0 0 2/24 13.80 22.80 3.63

2 Shoulders, Marita 3 4 0 17 4 0 0 2/6 4.25 6.00 4.25

3 Squires, Nicole 9 16 0 93 3 0 0 2/14 31.00 32.00 5.81

4 Avard, Laura 6 14 0 96 3 0 0 1/17 32.00 28.00 6.86

5 McCormack, Kristen 8 6.3 0 61 2 0 0 1/4 30.50 19.50 9.38

6 Aldous, Tayla 9 8 0 78 2 0 0 1/3 39.00 24.00 9.75

7 Ward, Naomi 9 2 0 14 1 0 0 1/9 14.00 12.00 7.00

8 Hinkley, Mikayla 3 7.4 0 71 1 0 0 1/22 71.00 46.00 9.26

9 Edgar, Amy 7 14 0 101 1 0 0 1/17 101.0 84.00 7.21

10 Hinkley, Kim 1 2 0 10 0 0 0 NA NA 5.00

11 Gregory, Nerida 7 4 0 34 0 0 0 NA NA 8.50

12 Kaur, Parneet 5 4.3 0 35 0 0 0 0/10 NA NA 7.78

13 Armstrong, Danielle 4 10.1 0 60 0 0 0 0/15 NA NA 5.90

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WOMEN’S T20 - Penrith White - Summary of Matches

Round 1 Penrith 3/93 (S Arnold 26, H Darlington 24) Loss

Bankstown 4/145 (M Carr 2/39, H Darlington 1/23

Round 2 Penrith 5/108 (E Breaden 36, M Carr 25) Loss

St George 2/117 (S Arnold 2/29)

Round 3 Penrith 2/99 (N Stalenberg 56*, A Day 23*) Win

Sydney 7/98 (A Day 3/10, S Arnold 1/8, N Stalenberg 1/8)

Round 4 Penrith 10/106 (S Arnold 41*, A Day 23) Loss

Parramatta 5/143 (H Darlington 3/14, T Miles 1/27)

Round 5 Penrith 6/126 (N Stalenberg 39, H Darlington 36) Loss

St George 4/138 (C Downey 2/27, N Stalenberg 1/31)

Round 6 Penrith 3/59 (S Arnold 27, H Darlington 12) Win

Northern District 8/58 (S Oloughlin 3/3, S Arnold 3/19)

Round 7 Penrith White 2/108 (A Day 60*, A Arnold 22) Win

Penrith Black 5/107 (A Day 2/18, S Oloughlin 1/18)

Round 8 Bye

Round 9 Penrith 7/86 (A Ryan 30, A Day 28*) Loss

Campbelltown 6/120 (T Miles 2/19, S Luczak 2/21)

Round 10 Penrith 8/96 (A Day 52) Loss

Universities 5/148 (C Downey 1/8, S Luczak 1/14)

Round 11 Penrith 5/110 (N Stalenberg 32, M Carr 21) Loss

Gordon 4/147 (S Arnold 1/19, A Day 1/21)

Round 12 Bye




Penrith White T20 Batting

Player M I No 100 50 0 4’s 6’s HS Runs Avg C/S 1 Day, Ashley 10 9 3 0 2 0 19 0 60* 216 36.00 2

2 Arnold, Samantha 10 10 2 0 0 0 11 0 41* 155 19.38

3 Stalenberg, Naomi 5 4 2 0 1 0 16 1 56* 132 66.00 2

4 Darlington, Hannah 8 8 0 0 0 1 6 2 36 111 13.88 2

5 Carr, Mckenzie 7 5 1 0 0 0 3 0 25 79 19.75 2

6 Breaden, Erin 10 8 3 0 0 3 6 0 36 59 11.80 3

7 Ryan, Alana M 7 5 2 0 0 1 3 0 30 47 15.67 0/1

8 O'Loughlin, Stacey 10 4 1 0 0 0 2 0 15 30 10.00 1

9 Miles, Tazma 10 5 3 0 0 1 4 0 8* 21 10.50 0/2

10 Luczak, Siobhan 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 6 6 6.00

11 Chapman, Shelley 5 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 5 5 2.50

12 Pelle, Elise 6 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0.50

13 Downey, Chantelle 10 3 1 0 0 2 0 0 0* 0 0.00

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Scores over 50

A Day 60 v. Penrith Black N Stalenberg 56* v. Sydney

52 v. Universities

Penrith White T20 Bowling

Player M O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Avg S/R ECN 1 Day, Ashley 10 19 0 106 7 0 0 3/10 15.14 16.29 5.58

2 Arnold, Samantha 10 25 1 171 7 0 0 3/19 24.43 21.43 6.84

3 O'Loughlin, Stacey 10 26 2 136 5 0 0 3/3 27.20 31.20 5.23

4 Downey, Chantelle 10 34 0 214 5 0 0 2/27 42.80 40.80 6.29

5 Darlington, Hannah 8 27 4 118 4 0 0 3/14 29.50 40.50 4.37

6 Luczak, Siobhan 2 8 0 35 3 0 0 2/21 11.67 16.00 4.38

7 Stalenberg, Naomi 5 8 1 65 3 0 0 1/8 21.67 16.00 8.13

8 Miles, Tazma 10 8 0 106 3 0 0 2/19 35.33 16.00 13.25

9 Chapman, Shelley 5 6 0 38 2 0 0 1/17 19.00 18.00 6.33

10 Pelle, Elise 6 7 0 40 1 0 0 1/22 40.00 42.00 5.71

11 Ryan, Alana M 7 1 0 5 0 0 0 0/5 NA NA 5.00

12 Breaden, Erin 10 2 0 19 0 0 0 0/19 NA NA 9.50

13 Carr, Mckenzie 7 18 0 150 0 0 0 0/15 NA NA 8.33

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COMPETITION TABLES

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st Grade 2

nd Grade 3

rd Grade

Sydney University (P) 67 Sydney (P) 83 Sydney University 72

Gordon 67 UNSW 71 St George 61

Bankstown 57 Northern District 60 Northern District (P) 56

Parramatta 54 Mosman 54 Mosman 56

Sydney 54 Manly-Warringah 52 Western Suburbs 56

Penrith 53 Gordon 50 Penrith 55

Randwick-Petersham 50 Sydney University 50 Manly-Warringah 49

UNSW 48 Eastern Suburbs 45 Gordon 45

Manly-Warringah 46 Parramatta 44 Sydney 44

Northern District 44 Penrith 44 North Sydney 43

Hawkesbury 42 Fairfield-Liverpool 42 Randwick-Petersham 40

Eastern Suburbs 42 Hawkesbury 42 Eastern Suburbs 40

Sutherland 37 St George 41 Parramatta 38

Blacktown 36 Campbelltown-Camden 36 UNSW 37

North Sydney 36 Randwick-Petersham 33 Fairfield-Liverpool 25

St George 30 Western Suburbs 30 Bankstown 24

Western Suburbs 18 Bankstown 30 Hawkesbury 22

Mosman 18 Blacktown 26 Campbelltown-Camden 18

Fairfield-Liverpool 12 North Sydney 18 Sutherland 18

Campbelltown-Camden 6 Sutherland 12 Blacktown 12

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th Grade 5

th Grade Club Championship

Sydney (P) 80 Gordon 63 Northern District 1327

Northern District 73 St George 61 Sydney University 1308

Gordon 60 Penrith 59 Sydney 1308

St George 56 Randwick-Petersham (P) 59 Gordon 1258

Sydney University 56 Northern District 56 Penrith 1249

Manly-Warringah 50 Mosman 49 Manly-Warringah 1188

Penrith 50 Hawkesbury 49 St George 1143

Randwick-Petersham 50 Blacktown 48 Parramatta 1118

Eastern Suburbs 48 Sutherland 42 UNSW 976

Parramatta 40 Manly-Warringah 41 Eastern Suburbs 937

Blacktown 38 Fairfield-Liverpool 38 Randwick-Petersham 929

Hawkesbury 37 Sydney 36 Mosman 909

Bankstown 31 Sydney University 31 Hawkesbury 855

Campbelltown-Camden 30 Parramatta 31 Bankstown 813

North Sydney 25 Western Suburbs 28 Blacktown 688

Mosman 18 North Sydney 25 Western Suburbs 680

Western Suburbs 18 Eastern Suburbs 18 Sutherland 677

Sutherland 18 Campbelltown-Camden 18 North Sydney 669

UNSW 13 UNSW 18 Fairfield-Liverpool 585

Fairfield-Liverpool 6 Bankstown 12 Campbelltown-Camden 474

(P) – Premiers

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CLUB PLAYER OF THE YEAR Points awarded rounds 1 to 15 on a 3 2 1 basis

18 points Daniel Sparkes

15 Ryan Smith, Ryan Fletcher

14 Peter Betros, James Pinter, Adam Burton

12 Michael Collins, Josh Lalor, Nick Adams, Rahmat Qurbani

11 Kaine Balgowan, Kieran Shone

10 Matthew Halse, Andrew Hazard, Jake Wholohan

9 Jono Sammut, Peter Gregersen, Brock Balgowan

8 Brendan Vella, Ben Crouch, Brenton Louden, Adam Ison

7 Tom Sargeant, Mat Hopkins, Paul Williams, Taran Finemore,

Shannon Finemore

6 Tim Whiticker, Conner New, Sam Grant, Jacob Patterson

Steve Pascoe, Michael Castle

5 Josh Dowd, Lindsay Smith, Adam Bayliss, Damon Myburgh-Sisam

Max McNamara, Ryan Hackney, Adrian Agius, John DiBartolo

Ryan Gibson

4 Luke Hodges, Jeremy Newton, Kevin Pathirane, Daniel Miklosz

Tim Cummins, Pat Cummins

3 Jack Crouch, Jarrah Ferris-Smith, Matt Cummins, Ryley Smith

2 Matthew Sullivan, Blake Wicks, Nathan Maskell, Ryan Gregory

Tim McKay, Trent Weir, Daniel Saywell, Jake Edgecumbe

1 Cameron Weir, Aryan Grover, Brent Williams, Daniel Smith,

Jacob New, Matthew Panecasio, Tom Kohler-Cadmore

Daniel Sparkes in action. Played 11 games 17 wickets @ 10.52, best 3/17 and 141 runs @ 28.2 highest score 41

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SEASON ACHIEVEMENTS

The club was over the moon when our mighty young pace bowler, Pat Cummins, came out the

other side of what must have been the most frustrating time of his developing cricketing career

to make it back to full fitness and once again take up the new ball for Australia. ‘Veteran’

swing bowler Josh Lalor and bright young batting talent Ryan Gibson also played first-class

cricket, Gibson making his debut.

Despite the club’s great showing in the Club Championship and so many teams making the

playoff stage it was strange that in 2016/17 that no Individual Club Records were set, no

Individual Grade Records, no Club Record Partnerships nor any Grade Record Partnerships.

It is true too much emphasis on individual performance can lead to self-promotion and weaken

team work, but the flip side is that above average individual performance can lifts team

performance.

Batting is a concern. For instance, no Men’s player qualified for the All Rounder of the Year

where the criteria with the bat is only 250 runs. Seconds captain Peter Betros makes some

good points as to why that might be the case, and how the situation might be improved in

seasons ahead. A high achiever was Hannah Darlington. She made 109 for the Women against

Universities, and, elsewhere turned in strong all round performances. “Remember the name,”

says her coach.

Notable bowling during the season came from these players:

Adam Burton 7/89 in Round 5 v Randwick-Petersham

Hannah Darlington 6/13 in Round 5 v St George

Ryan Smith 5/54 and 5/74 in Round 12 v Hawkesbury

Josh Lalor: in full flight for the CA XI in the Matador Cup 2016/17

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FOR THE RECORD 2016/2017

Ryan Gibson: hitting out for the CA XI in the Matador Cup 2016/17

Individual milestones reached during the season

Batting:

Tim Cummins 2000 runs in 1st grade and 3000 runs in all grades

Steve Pascoe 3000 runs in all grades

Ryan Gibson 1000 runs in 1st grade and 2000 runs in all grades

Brent Williams 2000 runs in all grades

Jonathan Sammut 1000 runs in 1st grade and 1000 runs in all grades

Andrew Hazard 1000 runs in all grades

Jarrah Ferris-Smith 1000 runs in all grades

Joshua Dowd 1000 runs in all grades

Bowling:

Ryan Smith 300 wickets in all grades

Dan Miklosz 100 wickets in all grades

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TOP CURRENT PLAYERS

Aggregates, Averages & Strike Rates down through the Grades

Batsmen (Minimum 50 Innings, 3000 Runs)

Aggregates Averages

1. M.Halse 5731 1. S.Finemore (5350) @ 25.84

2. S.Finemore 5350 2. P.Betros (4880) @ 25.68

3. P.Betros 4880 3. T.Cummins (3124) @ 24.03

4. S.Pascoe 3140 4. M.Halse (5731) @ 21.22

5. T.Cummins 3124 5. S.Pascoe (3140) @ 19.74

Bowlers (Minimum 250 Overs, 200 Wickets)

Averages Strike Rates

1. P.Gregersen (238) @ 13.70 1. P.Gregersen (238) @ 29.76

2. J.Lalor (444) @ 18.67 2. J.Lalor (444) @ 35.56

3. T.Finemore (262) @ 21.40 3. T.Finemore (277) @ 35.96

4. M.McNamara (249) @ 23.42 4. R.Smith (312) @ 42.01

5. R.Smith (312) @ 25.00 5. M.McNamara (249) @ 42.84

6. M.Halse (462) @ 25.72 6. T.McKay (240) @ 46.87

7. T.McKay (240) @ 26.44 7. M.Halse (462) @ 43.53


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AWARD WINNERS 2016/2017

Penrith Cricket Club Player of the Year……………………………….DANIEL SPARKES

Panthers Limited Overs Player of the Year…………………………..….JOSHUA LALOR

Penrith City Council Colts Player of the Year……………………………..JOSHUA BULL

Penrith Bowling & Recreation Club T20 Player of the Series…….JOHNNY DIBARTOLO

JOSHUA LALOR

E. & W. Cammack Outstanding All Rounder…………………………………NO AWARD

Trevor Wholohan Fielding Award………………………………………..TOM SARGEANT

Women’s Fielder of the Year………………………………………………TAYLA ALDOUS

John R. Turk Rookie of the Year……………………………………………..BEN CROUCH

Bob Thomas Encouragement Award……………………………………RAHMAT QURBANI

The Hix Group Poidevin-Gray Player of the Series…………………….JAKE WHOLOHAN

Bill Ball Memorial A.W. Green Shield Player of the Series…………………RAAJ SINGH

Perce Hargreaves Club Person of the Year……………………………….PETER HAZARD

Trevor Bayliss Batting Award………………………………………..JONATHON SAMMUT

Women’s Batting Award…………………………………………….HANNAH DARLINGTON

Paul Thomas Bowling Award………………………………………………….RYAN SMITH

Women’s Bowling Award……………………………………………HANNAH DARLINGTON

Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Cricketer of the Year………………………LISA GRIFFITH

Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Most Improved………………….KRISTEN MCCORMACK

Professionals Real Estate Scholarship Award………………………………CONNER NEW

The Kerkham Family Wicket Keeping Award………………………………TIM CUMMINS

Women’s Commonwealth Bank Scholarship……………………………...LAURA AVARD

Women’s Wicket Keeper of the Year …………………………………………KIM BUTLER

Women’s Spirit of Cricket Award……………………………………………..KIM BUTLER

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PAST AWARD WINNERS

Penrith Cricket Club Player of the Year

Year Player Year Player 1975/76 Geoff Davies 2000/01 Brett Newman

1976/77 Chris Studeman 2001/02 Steve Kennaugh

1977/78 Ken Hall 2002/03 Dale Turner

1978/79 Ken Hall 2003/04 David Johnson

1979/80 Tony Radanovic 2004/05 Kevin Geyer

1980/81 Charlie Doyle 2005/06 Derek Arnberger

1981/82 Bob Clarence 2006/07 Rhys Finemore

1982/83 Graeme Beard 2007/08 Mark Graham & Jarrad Burke

1983/84 Graeme Beard 2008/09 Joshua Lalor & Tim McKay

1984/85 Peter Savage 2009/10 Ben Betros

1985/86 Pasco Skelin 2010/11 Joshua Lalor

1986/87 Andrew Bridge 2011/12 Adrian Isherwood

1987/88 Rod Bower 2012/13 Peter Gregersen & Ryan Smith

1988/89 Craig Bayliss 2013/14 Peter Gregersen

1989/90 Steve Kennaugh, Ray Hudswell & Greg Sheens 2014/15 Danny Dent

1990/91 Karl Danenbergsons 2015/16 Peter Gregersen & Kaine Balgowan

1991/92 Karl Danenbergsons 2016/17 Daniel Sparkes

1992/93 Phil Amson

1993/94 Phil Chie

1994/95 Trevor Bayliss & Warren Buttigeig

1995/96 Bill Newell

1996/97 Paul Thomas

1997/98 Kevin Geyer

1998/99 Brett Newman

1999/00 Greg Hunt

Panthers Limited Overs Player of the Year

Year Player Year Player 2001/02 David Taylor 2011/12 Jordan Silk

2002/03 Dale Turner 2012/13 Luke Morrissey

2003/04 Simon Williams 2013/14 Patrick Jackson

2004/05 Paul Goldsmith 2014/15 Patrick Jackson

2005/06 Vaughn Williams 2015/16 Matthew Halse

2006/07 Jarrad Burke 2016/17 Joshua Lalor

2007/08 Greg Hunt & Ahillen Beadle

2008/09 Patrick Jackson

2009/10 Luke Morrissey

2010/11 Joshua Lalor

Penrith City Council Colts Player of the Year

Year Player Year Player 2001/02 Christopher Novak 2011/12 Lachlan Coad

2002/03 Michael Harding & Peter Betros 2012/13 Tom Sargeant

2003/04 Stephen Pascoe 2013/14 Michael Edwards

2004/05 Joshua Betros 2014/15 Tom Sargeant

2005/06 Madhur Bhandari 2015/16 Ben Crouch

2006/07 Peter Bryant 2016/17 Josh Bull

2007/08 Ronit Lotliker

2008/09 Daniel Miklosz

2009/10 Matthew Newton

2010/11 Adam Bayliss

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E. & W. Cammack Outstanding All Rounder

Year Player Year Player 1976/77 Geoff Davies 2000/01 Brett Newman

1977/78 Ken Hall 2001/02 Steve Kennaugh



1980/81 Ken Hall 2004/05 Liam Zammit 1981/82 Ken Hall 2005/06 Cosikan Beadle

1982/83 Ken Hall 2006/07 Jarrad Burke

1983/84 Graeme Beard 2007/08 Jarrad Burke

1984/85 Tony Dukes 2008/09 Joshua Lalor

1985/86 Ken Hall 2009/10 Patrick Jackson

1986/87 Ken Hall 2010/11 Patrick Jackson

1987/88 Brett Wheeldon 2011/12 Patrick Jackson

1988/89 Brett Wheeldon 2012/13 Ryan Smith

1989/90 Greg Sheens 2013/14 Patrick Jackson

1990/91 Paul Maraziotis 2014/15 Ben Betros

1991/92 Peter Sredojevic 2015/16 Tim Cummins

1992/93 Phil Amson 2016/17 Not Awarded

1993/94 Steve Kennaugh

1994/95 Trevor Bayliss

1995/96 Phil Chie

1996/97 Dale Turner

1997/98 Dale Turner

1998/99 Steve Kennaugh

1999/00 Paul Grosse

Michael Ball Real Estate – T20 Player of the Series

Year Player Year Player 2009/10 Jordan Silk / Brett Newman 2015/16 Brent Williams & Joshua Lalor

2010/11 Joshua Lalor 2016/17 Joshua Lalor & Johnny DiBartolo

2011/12 Max McNamara


2013/14 Matthew Halse


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Trevor Wholohan Fielding Award

Year Player Year Player 1975/76 Bob Clarence 2000/01 Brett Newman

1976/77 Gary Harper 2001/02 Paul Goldsmith

1977/78 Rod Vernon 2002/03 Danial Lindsay

1978/79 Greg Jamieson 2003/04 Andrew Sztelma

1979/80 David White 2004/05 Ashlee Johnson

1980/81 Graeme Thorpe 2005/06 Stewart Rhodes

1981/82 Eric Higgins 2006/07 Glen Franshaw

1982/83 Brian Wood 2007/08 Jordan Silk

1983/84 Wayne Holt 2008/09 Joshua Betros

1984/85 Lawrie Renshall 2009/10 Jordan Silk

1985/86 Ian Schofield 2010/11 Jacob Apicella

1986/87 Brian Wood 2011/12 Stephen Pascoe

1987/88 Craig Bayliss 2012/13 Adam Bayliss

1988/89 Michael House 2013/14 Chris Withers

1989/90 Murray Rayner 2014/15 Matthew Halse & Edward Brown

1990/91 Tim Hahn 2015/16 Adam Burton

1991/92 Mike Nichols 2016/17 Tom Sargeant

1992/93 Darryl Parmenter

1993/94 Darryl Parmenter

1994/95 Geoff Sullivan

1995/96 Dale Turner

1996/97 Dale Turner

1997/98 Shane Stanton & Matthew Carter

1998/99 Chris Maraziotis

1999/00 Matthew Carter & Kieran Doyle

John R. Turk Rookie of the Year Award

Year Player Year Player 1979/80 Mark Pratt 2001/02 Glenn Venables

1980/81 Hugh McKay 2002/03 Christopher Joseph

1981/82 Glenn Dixon 2003/04 Peter Betros

1982/83 Barry Coad 2004/05 Anthony Marr

1983/84 Greg Sheens 2005/06 Christian Samuels

1984/85 Grant Woodbridge 2006/07 Ryan Smith

1985/86 Gary Cumberbatch 2007/08 Daniel Smyth

1986/87 Andrew Crawford 2008/09 Matthew Cummins

1987/88 Kirk Yates 2009/10 Patrick Pope

1988/89 Jason Conn 2010/11 James Devlin

1989/90 Tim Fraser 2011/12 Cameron Weir

1990/91 Gary Sheen 2012/13 Tyran Liddiard

1991/92 Paul Goldsmith 2013/14 David Short

1992/93 Darren Reeves 2014/15 Nathan Maskell

1993/94 Michael Buffett 2015/16 Adam Burton

1994/95 Michael Goldsmith 2016/17 Ben Crouch

1995/96 David Taylor

1996/97 Glen Bradley

1997/98 Kevin Geyer

1998/99 Jason Moss

1999/00 Greg Hunt & Jarrad Burke

2000/01 Rhett Lockyear

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Bob Thomas Encouragement Trophy

Year Player Year Player 1981/82 Tony Dukes 2002/03 Cosikan Beadle

1982/83 Michael Wholohan 2003/04 Brett Campbell

1983/84 Michael MacEnespie 2004/05 Tim Sutton

1984/85 Jason Penrose 2005/06 David Penellum

1985/86 John Saint 2006/07 Joshua Clarke

1986/87 Brett Wheeldon 2007/08 Ronit Lotliker

1987/88 Dave Anable 2008/09 Jacob Apicella

1988/89 Jason Arnberger 2009/10 Brent Williams

1989/90 Craig Becker 2010/11 Jarrah Ferris-Smith

1990/91 Jason Benton 2011/12 Jackson Edwards

1991/92 Mark Comber 2012/13 Luke Hodges

1992/93 Damien Duroux 2013/14 Ryan Hackney

1993/94 Brett Savage 2014/15 Lindsay Smith

1994/95 Brad Bird 2015/16 Ryan Fletcher

1995/96 Brendan Jansz 2016/17 Rahmat Qurbani

1996/97 David Johnson

1997/98 Evan Jansz, & Matthew Carter

1998/99 Matthew Kimble

1999/00 Pat Jackson

2000/01 Ahillen Beadle

2001/02 Greg Clarence & Grant Sampson

The Hix Group Poidevin-Gray Player of the Series Award

Year Player Year Player 1977/78 Steve Frances 2000/01 Jarrad Burke

1978/79 Ray Eldridge 2001/02 Liam Zammit

1979/80 David Laming 2002/03 Jarrad Burke

1980/81 Ray Eldridge 2003/04 Patrick Jackson

1981/82 David Breckenbridge 2004/05 Ahillen Beadle

1982/83 Mark Oliver 2005/06 Ahillen Beadle

1983/84 Trevor Bayliss 2006/07 Ahillen Beadle

1984/85 Wayne Holt 2007/08 Jarryd Blake

1985/86 Michael Wholohan 2008/09 Tim Sutton

1986/87 John Saint 2009/10 Max McNamara

1987/88 Greg Sheens 2010/11 Joshua Clarke

1988/89 Steve Kennaugh 2011/12 Jordan Silk

1989/90 Brett Wheeldon 2012/13 Grant Maguire

1990/91 Brett Wheeldon 2013/14 Michael Collins

1991/92 Murray Rayner 2014/15 Michael Collins

1992/93 Jason Arnberger 2015/16 Jono Sammut

1993/94 Shane Greggs 2016/17 Jake Wholohan

1994/95 Paul Maraziotis

1995/96 Geoff Sullivan

1996/97 Darren Reeves,Brett Savage & Shane Renneberg

1997/98 Paul Grosse

1998/99 Shane Stanton

1999/00 Tim Lang & Matthew Halse

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Bill Ball Memorial A.W. Green Shield Player of the Series Award

Year Player Year Player 1974/75 David Williams 1998/99 Dean Carr & Greg Hunt

1975/76 John Burnitt 1999/00 Michael Ross

1976/77 Stuart Green 2000/01 Ben Jackson

1977/78 David White 2001/02 Ahillen Beadle

1978/79 Stuart Hogan 2002/03 Edward Brown

1979/80 Richard Magin 2003/04 Joshua Lalor

1980/81 Wayne Holt 2004/05 Tim Sutton

1981/82 Andrew Bennett 2005/06 Darren Goonewardene

1982/83 Kirk Yates 2006/07 Ben Betros

1983/84 Pasco Skelin 2007/08 Joshua Clarke

1984/85 Derek Arnberger 2008/09 Patrick Cummins

1985/86 Bruce Hill 2009/10 Richard Potter

1986/87 Brett Wheeldon & Andrew Crawford 2010/11 Patrick Pope & Adrian Isherwood

1987/88 Peter Sredojevic 2011/12 Jake Wholohan

1988/89 Nathan Rennie 2012/13 Cameron Weir

1989/90 Murray Rayner & Geoff Sullivan 2013/14 Jake Day

1990/91 Gary Sheen & Ben Rennie 2014/15 Ryan Hackney

1991/92 Matthew Manton 2015/16 Damon Myburgh-Sisam

1992/93 Anthony Augustine 2016/17 Raaj Singh

1993/94 Anthony Augustine

1994/95 Brett Newman

1995/96 Shane Stanton

1996/97 Matthew Halse

1997/98 Jason Moss

Perce Hargraves Club Person of the Year

Date Club Person of Year Date Club Person of Year 1992/93 Brian Cameron 2006/07 Ray Harding

1993/94 Matt Langdon 2007/08 Chris Silk

1994/95 Darren Reeves 2008/09 Joe Poulter

1995/96 Geoff Sullivan 2009/10 Ryan Smith

1996/97 John Thomas 2010/11 Taran Finemore & Michael Harding

1997/98 Bob & Jenny Myerscough 2011/12 Mark Graham

1998/99 Steve Morrissey 2012/13 Michael Sparkes

1999/2000 Sue Bradley 2013/14 Rod Edwards

2000/01 Cheryl Hunt 2014/15 Kristy Day & Wanda Hazard

2001/02 Marilyn Poulter 2015/16 Narelle Halse

2002/03 Dennis Dees 2016/17 Peter Hazard

2003/04 Kevin Geyer

2004/05 Cheryl Graham

2005/06 Ed Terry

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Trevor Bayliss Batting Award

Year Player Year Player 1996/97 Paul Maraziotis 2009/10 Tim Sutton

1997/98 Kevin Geyer 2010/11 Clarence Dent

1998/99 David Taylor 2011/12 Jordan Silk

1999/2000 Brendan Jansz 2012/13 Luke Morrissey

2000/01 David Taylor 2013/14 Chris Withers

2001/02 David Taylor 2014/2015 Ben Betros

2002/03 Simon Williams 2015/16 Tom Kohler-Cadmore

2003/04 Peter Betros 2016/17 Jonathon Sammut

2004/05 Brett Russell

2005/06 David Taylor

2006/07 Jarrad Burke

2007/08 Greg Hunt

2008/09 Greg Hunt

Jonathon Sammut opens the face, more runs at Howell. In the season 841 runs @ 30.04 with two 100s and 5

50s, highest score 123

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Paul Thomas Bowling Award

Year Player Year Player 1996/97 Glenn Bradley 2009/10 Michael Harding

1997/98 Paul Goldsmith 2010/11 Joshua Lalor

1998/99 Brett Newman 2011/12 Jake Wholohan

1999/2000 Michael House 2012/13 Peter Gregersen

2000/01 Michael Goldsmith 2013/14 Peter Gregersen

2001/02 Liam Zammit 2014/2015 Taran Finemore

2002/03 Dirk van der Kley 2015/16 Trent Weir

2003/04 David Johnson 2016/17 Ryan Smith

2004/05 Anthony Marr

2005/06 Ian Russell

2006/07 Ryan Smith

2007/08 Mark Graham

2008/09 Joshua Lalor

Ryan Smith delivers another missile, our best in the season, 37 wickets @ 28.14, best 5/54, 5 wickets in an

innings 3 times, 10 in a match once

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Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Cricketer of the Year

Year Player Year Player 1992/93 Cathy Avery 2008/09 Kerry Dowling

1993/94 Sharmaine Smith 2009/10 Annette Green & Eliza Gawthorne

1994/95 Jenni Bates 2010/11 No team

1995/96 Alison Clisdell 2011/12 Emma Felsch

1996/97 Tracy Lillis 2012/13 Holly Wilson

1997/98 Tracy Harrington 2013/14 Siobhan Luczak

1998/99 Alison Clisdell 2014/15 Naomi Stalenberg

1999/00 No team 2015/16 Ashley Day

2000-2005/6 No Team 2016/17 Lisa Griffiths

2006/07 Annette Green

2007/08 Eliza Gawthorne

Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Most Improved

Year Player Year Player 1996/97 Rachel Martin 2011/12 Hayley Lihou

1997/98 Rebecca Tomlinson 2012/13 Rhiannon McCooey & Elise Pelle

1998/99 Rebecca Wise 2013/14 Laura Avard

1999/00 No team 2014/15 Emma Felsch

2000-2005/6 No team 2015/16 Erin Breaden

2006/07 Jessica Toomey 2016/17 Kristen McCormack

2007/08 Louise Maclure

2008/09 Stephanie Hawkins

2009/10 Katherine Wong

2010/11 No team

Brewer Shield Player of the Year

Year Player 2013/14 Shannon Munaweera

2014/15 Hannah Darlington

2015/16 Not Awarded

2016/17 No Team

Brewer Shield Encouragement Award

Year Player

2013/14 Erin Brett

2014/15 Chantelle Downey

2015/16 Claire Moore & Elise Pelle

2016/17 No Team

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Professionals Real Estate Scholarship Award

Year Player Year Player 1997/98 Shane Stanton 2009/10 Martin Pope

1998/99 Glenn Bradley & Liam Zammit 2010/11 Kurt Niess

1999/2000 Luke Morrissey 2011/12 Grant Maguire

2000/01 Greg Hunt 2012/13 Matthew Newton

2001/02 Stuart Kinsella 2013/14 Lachlan Coad

2002/03 Ahillen Beadle 2014/15 Jake Wholohan

2003/04 Tim McKay 2015/16 Andrew Hazard

2004/05 Brett Russell 2016/17 Conner New

2005/06 Darren Goonewardene

2006/07 Shannon Finemore

2007/08 Jessica Toomey

2008/09 Timothy Cummins

The Kerkham Family Wicket Keeping Award

Year Player Year Player 1999/00 Luke Morrissey 2010/11 Timothy Cummins

2000/01 Rhett Lockyear 2011/12 Sagar Pradhan

2001/02 Mark McCartney 2012/13 Timothy Cummins

2002/03 Luke Morrissey 2013/14 Tyran Liddiard

2003/04 Darren Cox 2014/15 Tyran Liddiard

2004/05 Mark McCartney 2015/16 Tim Whiticker

2005/06 Luke Morrissey 2016/17 Timothy Cummins


2007/08 Luke Morrissey


2009/10 Richard Potter

Tim Cummins made it 5 times the ‘Keeper of the Year’, 30 dismissals

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TREASURER’S REPORT by Peter Hackney

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SPONSORS

Where would we be without them? Their support allows Penrith Cricket Club its best chance

to be competitive in the premier Grade cricket competition in the world. We acknowledge the

generous support of all our Sponsors and are particularly grateful to the Major Sponsors,

Penrith City Council and Panthers World of Entertainment.

We also acknowledge the generous support of The Hix Group, Michael Ball Realty and the

Lapstone Hotel.

To Harry Solomons and Wilston Ranawake of Kingsgrove Sports, your continued support of

both the Club and the Penrith Cricket Academy is greatly appreciated. Your backing of the

Academy will assist us in establishing the long-term future of our Club.

To our new ground sign sponsors, thanks for coming on board. We hope for a long

relationship.

For details on any of our Sponsors and the services they provide, please visit our Website:

www.penrithcricketclub.com.au

Thanks also to other individuals who continue to support us. Below are our current sponsors

and we thank them for their support during the season. We encourage our players, members

and their families to support our sponsors in return to ensure a continuing relationship.

Penrith City Council Panthers Group, Penrith

Kingsgrove Sports, Penrith Hix Group

Michael Ball Realty Lapstone Hotel

Hitchens Self Storage & Removals Commonwealth Bank

Nepean Bolt Master Penrith Mazda

Trace Chartered Accountants Pinnacle Taxation

St Dominic’s College Wardrobe World Blue Mountains

Vintage FM 87.6 Endeavour Wellness

Drummond Golf Penrith City Signs

Penrith Physiotherapy Penrith Light & Sound

Kevin Chevell – Inside Fitness

JR Turk – Rexel Group

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MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

The Management Committee met on 9 occasions from July, 2016 to June, 2017.

Attendance was:

8 Paul Goldsmith, Peter Hazard, Ron Halse, Steve Morrissey, Dave Hinkley

7 Peter Hackney, Kim Hinkley, Warren Masters, Michael Sparkes

2 Mikayla Hinkley, Andrew Hazard, Jacob New

1 Jake Wholohan, Kim Butler

CAPTAINS

Many thanks to the following Captains for their commitment and leadership of our teams

during the 2016/2017 Season:

First Grade: Matthew Halse

Second Grade: Peter Betros

Third Grade: Peter Gregersen

Fourth Grade: Tim Whiticker

Fifth Grade: Lachlan Smith

Colts: Reuben Chowdhury

Poidevin-Gray: Cameron Weir

A.W.Green Shield: Damon Myburgh-Sisam

Women’s First Grade: Mikayla Hinkley

Women’s Second Grade: Hannah Darlington

GROUNDS

To all our Ground Staff: Brian Cameron, David Hinkley & Liam Zammit. Thank you all for

your efforts this year. Thanks also to Jacob New and Andrew Hazard who worked hard on

both the mower and roller to improve the wicket and outfield at Bill Ball.

PUBLICITY

We thank the local Press for their wide coverage this season. Special mention to Stuart Moses

of the Nepean News whose coverage of the Premier Grade competition was a highlight and he

was nominated for the prestigious Phil Tressider Award. We thank you Stuart and look

forward to your continuing support.

UMPIRES

Our thanks to the NSW Cricket Umpires Association for its commitment throughout the

Season.

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HONOUR BOARDS (All Grades)

*A player who scores 5,000 runs or takes 300 wickets for the Club is recognised in perpetuity on the Hunter

Pavilion Honour Board

5,000 Runs

Name Innings Not out High Score Runs 50’s 100’s Average T Bayliss 256 43 206* 9054 43 19 42.51

D Taylor 288 35 161 8617 60 12 34.06

L.Morrissey 342 69 105* 6861 33 4 25.13

M.Wholohan 296 47 202* 6615 31 6 26.57

K. Geyer 234 14 167 6601 30 11 29.86

M.Kimble 273 25 124* 6270 37 4 25.28

G.Sullivan 262 23 157 6267 25 11 26.22

G.Hunt 201 8 164 5972 32 9 30.94

D.Dent 293 66 122 5848 17 3 25.76

M.Halse 331 61 84 5731 23 0 21.22

R.Bower 158 18 200 5716 37 12 40.82

P.Jackson 205 19 219 5354 26 5 28.78

S.Finemore 225 18 174* 5350 29 2 25.84

S.Kennaugh 216 18 150 5215 31 3 26.34

A.Park 229 19 142 5102 25 5 24.30

K.McDonald 216 10 167 5019 20 5 24.36

300 Wickets (all grades)

Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Avg 5wi 10wm BB P. Thomas 5878.4 1678 15822 687 23.03 28 2 8/33

P.Goldsmith 4293 984 12830 572 22.43 16 1 7/45

M. Halse 3688.4 784 11885 462 25.72 6 - 6/18

J. Lalor 2631.5 536 8291 444 18.67 18 2 7/58

M. Graham 2753.4 529 8441 428 19.72 11 - 6/16

P. Savage # 3190 696 7437 418 17.79 15 1 7/21

J. Llewelyn # 2961 566 8348 412 20.26 9 - 6/24

D. Dent 2809.4 683 7390 409 180.6 12 - 7/63

R. Halse 3064.2 833 7051 393 17.94 12 - 7/45

P. Chie 3031.1 866 7893 371 21.27 16 - 7/65

G. Donlan # 2910 625 7758 355 21.85 13 - 7/57

K. Hall # 3095 886 7203 354 20.40 14 - 8/17

P. Jackson 2275.4 506 7319 348 21.03 13 1 8/67

M. Goldsmith 2361.4 471 7592 336 22.60 9 1 7/36

S. Kennaugh 2484.1 802 6305 322 19.58 9 - 7/42

R. Smith 2185 364 7802 312 25.00 13 1 6/38

R. Hudswell 2391 717 5490 311 17.65 14 - 7/33

B. Newman 2193 432 7169 301 23.82 9 - 6/53

# 8 ball overs converted to 6 ball overs.

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Over 3000 Runs (all grades)

Player Runs Player Runs Player Runs Player Runs

T.Bayliss 9054 A.Park 5102 S.Pradhan 4087 J.Burke 3259

D.Taylor 8617 K.Mcdonald 5019 D.Arnberger 4028 H.Sekzenian 3244

L.Morrissey 6861 P.Maraziotis 4983 B.Betros 3925 R.Halse 3205

M.Wholohan 6604 D.Turner 4930 J.Blake 3904 B.Russell 3168

K.Geyer 6601 P.Grosse 4885 B.Coad 3839 S.Pascoe 3140

M.Kimble 6270 P.Betros 4880 R.Evans 3737 G.Sheen 3130

G.Sullivan 6267 N.Saville 4796 G.Douglas 3648 S.Farrell 3125

G.Hunt 5972 K.Hall 4770 D.Durox 3616 T.Cummins 3124

D.Dent 5848 B.Newman 4621 T.Sutton 3468 M.Rayner 3080

M.Halse 5731 S.Williams 4480 C.Beadle 3456

R.Bower 5716 5716 B.Wood 4430 P.Doyle 3384

P.Jackson 5354 J.Arnberger 4272 R.Clarence 3306

S.Finemore 5350 S.Small 4160 S.Hilder 3305

S.Kennaugh 5215 G.Doyle 4152 W.Buttigeig 3304

Over 200 Wickets (all grades)

Player W Player W Player W Player Wickets

P.Thomas 687 R.Halse 393 R.Hudswell 311 W.Buttigeig 258

P.Goldsmith 572 P.Chie 371 B.Newman 301 M.McNamara 249

M.Halse 462 G.Donlan 355 L.Zammit 298 T.Mckay 240

J.Lalor 444 K.Hall 354 D.Turner 295 G.Sheens 226

M.Graham 428 P.Jackson 348 P.Gott 291 D.Johnson 224

P.Savage 418 M.Goldsmith 336 T.Finemore 277 P.Gregersen 214

J.Llewelyn 412 S.Kennaugh 322 G.Venables 274 L.Murphy 200

D.Dent 409 R.Smith 312 T.Sullivan 270

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HONOUR BOARDS (First Grade)

4,000 Runs

Name Innings Not Out High Score Runs 50’s 100’s Avg T Bayliss 245 43 206* 8813 43 19 43.62

K Geyer 233 14 167 6597 30 11 30.12

D Taylor 231 27 161 6002 43 5 29.42

L Morrissey 288 51 105* 5989 30 4 25.27

R Bower 158 18 200 5716 37 12 40.82

K Hall 185 40 133* 4770 22 8 32.79

S Small 101 12 201 4160 22 10 46.74

D Turner 154 24 127 4143 26 5 31.86

* Not out

200 Wickets

Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Avg 5wi 10wm BB

P.Goldsmith 3371.3 774 10276 452 22.73 13 1 7/45

P.Thomas 3659.5 1133 9862 400 24.65 17 1 8/33

K.Hall# 3095 886 7203 354 20.40 14 - 8/17

J.Lalor 2013.4 409 6410 353 18.26 17 1 7/58

D.Turner 2042 529 6062 271 22.36 10 1 7/29

M.Goldsmith 1793 354 5765 252 22.87 5 1 7/36

M.Halse 1811 409 6286 251 25.24 2 - 6/24

R.Smith 1736.5 279 6308 239 26.39 10 1 6/38

G.Donlan# 1825 391 5090 221 23.03 7 - 7/57

# 8 ball overs converted to 6 ball overs.

REPRESENTATIVE PLAYERS

J.Arnberger NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; NSW 2nd

.XI; NSW Sheffield Shield;

NSW One Day

A.Augustine NSW U17

P.Augustine NSW U17

T.Bayliss NSW 2nd

.XI; NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day

A.Beadle NSW U17; Australia U19

G.Beard NSW Sheffield Shield; Australia One Day; NSW One Day

P.Blizzard NSW 2nd

. XI; NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day

R.Bower NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day

G.Bradley NSW U17; NSW U19

D.Burke NSW Colts

J.Burke NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; Australia U19; NSW 2nd

.XI

S.Burns NSW U17

G.Clarence NSW U17

P.Clough NSW Colts

I.Davis NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day

G.Dixon NSW U19

T.Fraser NSW U19

K.Geyer NSW 2nd


M.Goldsmith NSW U19; NSW Colts; NSW 2nd

.XI

R.Hall NSW Colts

G.Hunt NSW U17; NSW U19; Australia U19

T.Johnson NSW U19

S.Karppinen ACT; NSW 2nd

.XI

R.Lockyear NSW U19

P.Maraziotis NSW U19; NSW 2nd

.XI

L.Morrissey NSW U17

S.Nikitaras NSW 2nd


J.Penrose NSW U19

.

G.Pitty NSW 2

nd.XI

M.Rayner NSW U17

D.Reeves NSW U19; NSW Colts

N.Rennie NSW U17; NSW U19

M.Ross NSW U17

J.Saint NSW U17

G.Sheen NSW U17; NSW U19; Australia U19

T.Shiner NSW 2nd

.XI

S.Small NSW 2nd


S.Stanton NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts

G.Sullivan NSW U17; NSW U19

D.Turner NSW Pura Cup

M.Tingay NSW U17

B.Wheeldon NSW U19

S.Williams NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; NSW 2nd

XI

B.Wood NSW 2nd

.XI

L.Zammit NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; Australia U19; NSW Invitation XI; NSW 2ND

XI;

NSW Pura Cup, NSW ING Cup

B.Newman NSW 2ND

XI

J.K.Lalor NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW 2ND

XI; NSW Sheffield Shield (One-Day);

NSW Sheffield Shield ; BBL

P.Betros NSW U17; NSW U19

B.Betros NSW U17

J.Blake NSW U19

M.McNamara NSW U19

J.Silk NSW U17; NSW U19

J.Clarke NSW U17; NSW U19

P.Cummins NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Sheffield Shield (all forms), Australian Test XI, BBL

R.Potter NSW U17

R.Gibson NSW U19, NSW Sheffield Shield, BBL P.Jackson NSW 2

ND XI NSW Sheffield Shield

J.Sammut NSW U/19

J.Wholohan NSW U/19

C.Weir NSW U/19

R.Hackney NSW U/17; Australia U/17; Australia U/19

T.Weir NSW U/17

R.Smith ACT 2nd

XI

Ryan Gibson’s Sheffield Shield debut NSW v WA at the SCG. Former NSW player Steve Small presented him

with his cap

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CLUB RECORDS

RECORD PARTNERSHIPS

WICKET BATSMEN TOTAL OPPONENT YEAR

First Grade 1

st S.Small - T.Everest 207 ## Balmain 1979/80

2nd

N.Saville – J.Burke 303 ¶ ## North Sydney 2006/07

3rd

T.Bayliss – R.Bower 248 ¶ ## Petersham 1993/94

4th

B.Newman-S.Williams 285 ## Mosman 2002/03

5th

B.Newman – S.Williams 210 UTS-Balmain 2003/04

6th

L.Morrissey – P.Betros 155 Manly-Warringah 2006/07

7th

B.Newman – K.McDonald 242 ¶ ## Eastern Suburbs 2001/02

8th

M.Wholohan – T.Fraser 124 University of NSW 1991/92

9th

M.Halse – R.Smith 172 ## Campbelltown-Camden 2015/16

10th B.Thebridge – R.Hall 77 North Sydney 1976/77

Second Grade 1

st P.Grosse – C.Beadle 193 Sutherland 2005/06

2nd

J.Ratcliffe – B.Wheeldon 239 Balmain 1992/93

3rd

M.Rayner – G.Sheen 225 Randwick 1992/93

4th

G.Hunt – D.Taylor 203 Parramatta 2006/07

5th

C.Doyle – S.Lane 257 ## Parramatta 1990/91

6th

M.Wholohan – G.Sullivan 200 ¶ ## Fairfield-Liverpool 2001/02

7th

M.Wholohan – L.Murphy 188 Manly 2002/03

8th

S Finemore – J Lee 136 Gordon 2014/15

9th

M.Cummins – B.Betros 139 ## Randwick Petersham 2009/10

10th S.Stanton – L.Zammit 130 ## Sutherland 1997/98

Third Grade 1

st ** S.Pradhan-D.Smyth-A.Park 291 ## University of NSW 2008/09

2nd

M.Rayner – G.Sheen 222 Waverley 1991/92

3rd

D.Morris – S.Lane 236 Hawkesbury 1991/92

4th

A.Beadle – G.Clarence 247 University of NSW 2002/03

5th

H.Sekzenian – D.Noll 169 Wests 1993/94

6th

K.McDonald – B.Newman 172 Fairfield 1998/99

7th

A Bayliss – P Williams 105 University of NSW 2014/15

8th

R.Harris – W.Newell 117 ¶ Campbelltown 1994/95

9th

I.Schofield – S.Hider 134 ## Randwick 1986/87

10th S.Hider – A.Aviet 110 Parramatta 1986/87

** Partnership at Retirement (hurt) 191; at fall of 1st Wicket - 291 (Previous Record 171).

Fourth Grade 1

st C.Dent-N.Wakefield 158 Mosman 2000/01

2nd

L.Wood – A.Park 243 Bankstown 1997/98

3rd

D.Arnberger – S.Pascoe 196 Sydney University 2006/07

4th

K.McDonald – P.Amson 178 Campbelltown 1994/95

5th

D.Duroux – P.Amson 211 Fairfield 1992/93

6th

P.Doyle – S.Dickson 128 Waverley 1981/82

7th

S.Hider – J.Conn 125 University NSW 1994/95

8th

B.Jansz – B.Bird 138 ## Mosman 1996/97

9th

R.Halse – D.Johnson 100 ¶ Campbelltown 1997/98

10th M.Kimble – R.Lotliker 114 Randwick Petersham 2007/08 (F)

¶ - unbroken ## - Club record

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RECORD PARTNERSHIPS (Continued)

WICKET BATSMEN TOTAL OPPONENT YEAR

Fifth Grade 1

st C.Gunton – M.Freeman 161 ¶ University NSW 1984/85

2nd

A.Kliendienst – P.Betros 178 Western Suburbs 2003/04

3rd

A.Perkins – G.Sullivan 219 ¶ Hawkesbury 1990/91

4th

A.Perkins – G.Sullivan 216 ¶ Mosman 1990/91

5th

D.Smyth – C.Butler 199 Hawkesbury 2007/08

6th

R.Smith – L. Hodges 234¶ Blacktown 2012/13

7th

P.Amson – D.Dent 120 Northern District 1992/93

8th

P.Chie – R.Halse 110 ¶ Randwick 1999/00

9th

D.Ellison – S.Mitchell 102 ¶ Manly 1986/87

10th M.Goldsmith – D.Dent 87 University NSW 1994/95

Poidevin-Gray Shield 1

st J.Silk – J.Blake 234 Northern District 2009/10

2nd

B.Wood – T.Bayliss 359 ¶ Sydney 1982/83

3rd

D.Parmenter – J.Arnberger 197 Manly 1992/93

4th

P.Maraziotis – J.Arnberger 169 Hawkesbury 1992/93

5th

A.Beadle – B.Russell 179 Blacktown 2006/07

6th

M.Gouldstone – M.Oliver 133 Cumberland 1982/83

7th

S.Dickson – M.Gibson 112 Petersham 1982/83

8th

S.Mitchell – K.Danenbergsons 95 St.George 1989/90

9th

S.Frances – B.Dengate 68 Bankstown 1978/79

10th R.Eldridge – M.Cullen 65 Cumberland 1978/79

A.W. Green Shield 1

st J.Bishop – D.Duroux 165 Balmain 1991/92

2nd

J.Silk – M.Fraser 209 Sutherland 2007/08

3rd

S.Burns – J.Saint 146 Western Suburbs 1984/85

4th

G.Sullivan – M.Rayner 157 Hawkesbury 1989/90

5th

M.Myerscough – M.Thompson 106 Northern District 1996/97

6th

R.Magin – A.Dukes 97 Sutherland 1979/80

7th

E.Whiley – A.Sztelma 119 ¶ Blacktown 2003/04

8th

M.Czaikowski – R.Finemore 59 ¶ Northern District 1999/00

9th

J.Ferris-Smith – A.Isherwood 61 ¶ Bankstown 2010/11

10th C.Shuttleworth – L.Duke 48 North Sydney 2008/09

¶ - Unbroken

Club Record Partnerships (Condensed)

WICKET GRADE BATSMEN TOTAL OPPONENT YEAR

** 1st Third S.Pradhan–D.Smyth–A.Park 291 Uni. of NSW 2008/09

2nd

First N.Saville – J.Burke 303 ¶ North Sydney 2006/07

3rd

First T.Bayliss – R.Bower 248 ¶ Petersham 1993/94

4th First B.Newman – S.Williams 285 Mosman 2002/03

5th Second C.Doyle – S.Lane 257 Parramatta 1990/91

6th Fifth R.Smith – L. Hodges 234 ¶ Blacktown 2012/13

7th First B.Newman–K.McDonald 242 ¶ Uni.of NSW 2001/02

8th Fourth B.Jansz – B.Bird 138 Mosman 1995/96

9th First M.Halse – R.Smith 172 Campbelltown 2015/16

10th Second S.Stanton – L.Zammit 130 Sutherland 1997/98

¶ - Unbroken

** Partnership at Retirement (hurt) 191; at fall of 1st Wicket - 291 (Previous Record – 207)

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CLUB RECORDS

First Grade Highest Aggregate S.Williams 1092 2002/03

Highest Average R.Bower 78.00 1986/87

Highest Score T.Bayliss 206* 1993/94 .v. Petersham

Most Wickets G.Davies 61 1973/74

Best Bowling Figures K.Hall 8/17 1977/78 .v. Manly

Most Dismissals W/K L.Morrissey 55 2002/03

Second Grade Highest Aggregate M.Rayner 899 1992/93

Highest Average N.Hodges 91.50 2008/09

Highest Score N.Rennie 231* 1997/98 .v. Petersham

Most Wickets S.Kennaugh 57 1998/99

Best Bowling Figures K.Balgowan 8/22 2013/14 .v. University of NSW


Third Grade Highest Aggregate S.Gavin 600 2008/09

Highest Average P.Jackson 79.50 2011/12

Highest Score P.Jackson 219 2011/12 .v. Sydney

Most Wickets P.Savage 54 1984/85

Best Bowling Figures D.Johnson 9/25 2003/04 .v. Sydney University

Most Dismissals W/K L.Renshall 39 1984/85

Fourth Grade Highest Aggregate J.Penrose 717 1984/85

Highest Average B.Russell 175.33 2004/05

Highest Score D.Duroux 171* 1992/93 .v. Fairfield

Most Wickets C.Doyle 46 1973/74

Best Bowling Figures G.Williams 9/53 1980/81 .v. Randwick

Most Dismissals W/K S.Richardson 44 1984/85

Fifth Grade Highest Aggregate C.Withers 658 2013/14

Highest Average G.Sullivan 64.10 1990/91

Highest Score J.Benton 205* 1991/92 .v. Petersham

Most Wickets I.Russell 46 2005/06

Best Bowling Figures T.Lavelle 8/24 1983/84 .v. Waverley

Most Dismissals W/K T.Spain 32 2003/04

* not out

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CLUB RECORDS (Continued)

Poidevin-Gray Shield Highest Aggregate J.Arnberger 508 1992/93

Highest Average J.Arnberger 127 1992/93

Highest Score T.Bayliss 204* 1982/83 .v. Sydney

Most Wickets M.Halse 22 1999/00

Best Bowling Figures P.Thomas 7/64 1981/82 .v. Sydney

Most Dismissals W/K S.Stanton 18 1999/00

A.W. Green Shield Highest Aggregate T.Sutton 426 2004/05

Highest Average L.Morrissey 91 1996/97

Highest Score P.Cummins 136* 2008/09 v. Mosman

Most Wickets P.Augustine 22 1993/94

B.Savage 22 1993/94

J.Clarke 22 2006/07

Best Bowling Figures G.Becker 9/21 1993/94 .v. Mosman

Most Dismissals W/K B.Roberts 21 1988/89

* not out

Hat Tricks Ron Hall .v. Mosman First Grade 1973/74

Gary Donlan .v. Bankstown First Grade 1978/79

Brian Oliver .v. Bankstown Third Grade 1980/81

Peter Savage .v. Parramatta Third Grade 1983/84

Dave Campbell .v. St.George Fourth Grade 1984/85 (all bowled)

Glen Bootle .v. St.George Fifth Grade 1986/87

Trevor Bayliss .v. Hawkesbury First Grade 1987/88

Paul Thomas .v. Manly First Grade 1990/91

Matt Manton .v. Fairfield First Grade 1993/94

Phil Chie .v. Sydney Uni Second Grade 1993/94

Brett Savage .v. Manly Green Shield 1993/94 (Double hat trick)

Ross Kerkham .v. Mosman Fifth Grade 1995/96

Glenn Bradley .v. North Sydney Green Shield 1996/97

Matthew Halse .v. Manly-Warringah Second Grade 2004/05

Ben Betros .v. Northern District Green Shield 2006/07

Patrick Cummins .v. Hawkesbury Fourth Grade 2008/09

Max McNamara .v. Sydney Poidevin-Gray 2009/10

Siobhan Luczak .v. St.George-S’land Women’s Second Grade T20 2013/14

Max McNamara .v. Sydney Uni Second Grade 2014/15

Jake Wholohan .v Western Suburbs Second Grade 2014/15

Siobhan Luczak .v. Sydney Womens 2nd

Grade 2014/15

Club Grade Records (Condensed) Highest Aggregate S.Williams 1092 2002/03

Highest Score N.Rennie 231* 1997/98

Highest Average B.Russell 175.33 2004/05

Most Wickets in Season G.Davies 61 1973/74

Best Bowling Figures D.Johnson 9/25 2003/04

Most Career Runs T.Bayliss 9054 2011/12

Most Career Wickets P.Thomas 687 2004/05


Highest Partnership N.Saville/J.Burke 303 ¶ 2006/07

* not out ¶ unbroken partnership

ALL GRADES SEASONS STATISTICS – 2016 / 2017 – INCLUDES ALL MATCHES

Batting Bowling Fielding

Mens All Grades

Player Mat Inn No 100 50 0s 4s 6s HS Runs Av O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Ave C W/K

Adams, Nick 15 15 0 0 3 0 45 3 78 401 26.73 6

Agius, Adrian 25 29 1 0 0 5 28 3 48 381 13.61 62 5 240 9 0 0 2/16 26.67 5

Aldridge, Julian 13 14 2 0 1 3 19 1 89* 253 21.08 1 27

Balgowan, Brock P 14 16 1 0 3 3 21 4 52* 268 17.87 124 30 315 21 0 0 3/8 15.00 3

Balgowan, Kaine P 19 12 3 0 0 3 6 1 42* 106 11.78 222.4 38 752 29 0 0 4/49 25.93 4 Bayliss, Adam 15 15 2 0 1 1 28 2 66 281 21.62 43 10 122 4 0 0 3/22 30.50 6 Betros, Peter 16 16 2 1 3 0 45 27 105 544 38.86 2 Bull, Joshua 15 13 0 0 2 1 21 1 80 298 22.92 2 Burton, Adam 19 11 6 0 0 0 7 1 35* 89 17.80 168.4 33 571 29 1 0 7/89 19.69 8 Castle, Michael J 8 7 0 1 0 0 16 9 123 262 37.43 37.5 1 170 12 1 0 5/20 14.17

Chowdhury, Reuben 14 9 4 0 0 2 8 0 24 107 21.40 44.2 6 163 10 0 0 3/28 16.30 5 Clark, Lawson 9 10 1 0 0 3 7 0 34 80 8.89 4/0

Coad, Lachlan 13 13 0 0 1 0 17 3 94 294 22.62 6 1 20 1 0 0 1/0 20.00 8 Collins, Michael J 19 13 1 0 1 2 22 2 65 169 14.08 210.5 41 635 27 1 0 6/32 23.52 7 Coyte, Joshua E 12 11 3 0 2 1 10 15 75* 215 26.88 81.4 11 280 15 0 0 3/10 18.67 2

Crouch, Ben 15 10 4 0 0 2 1 0 9 25 4.17 165 45 407 29 1 0 5/14 14.03 2 Crouch, Jack 15 10 0 0 0 3 18 1 49 171 17.10 72.2 8 257 10 1 0 5/33 25.70 4

Cummins, Matthew 5 5 0 0 0 0 4 2 33 77 15.40 37 8 131 8 0 0 2/13 16.38 1 Cummins, Patrick J 6 5 0 0 1 1 8 1 69 90 18.00 52 3 210 13 0 0 3/35 16.15 5 Cummins, Tim P 21 20 4 0 2 1 38 4 67 366 22.88 32/2

Davison, Jordan 9 8 0 0 0 0 8 0 30 122 15.25 48.4 5 186 11 0 0 4/25 16.91 5 DiBartolo, John M 23 22 1 1 2 2 64 23 119 610 29.05 14 Doddrell, Liam 6 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 16* 29 9.67 22.4 3 81 6 0 0 3/22 13.50 2 Dowd, Joshua P 9 10 0 0 3 0 41 1 75 259 25.90 6 1 27 3 0 0 3/27 9.00 2 Edgecumbe, Jake 14 15 1 1 1 1 27 16 146* 375 26.79 20 1 99 1 0 0 1/60 99.00 3 Farley, Zack 18 12 1 0 0 3 8 0 24 107 9.73 12 0 74 4 0 0 3/18 18.50 Ferris-Smith, Jarrah 16 14 1 0 2 1 34 3 97 334 25.69 4 1 12 0 0 0 0/12 NA 4 2

Finemore, Shannon G 6 6 0 0 0 1 10 1 45 124 20.67 42 7 157 10 0 0 4/49 15.70 5



Player Mat Inn No 100 50 0s 4s 6s HS Runs Av O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Ave C W/K Finemore, Taran G 12 7 3 0 0 0 8 21 5.25 104.4 11 398 15 0 0 4/27 26.53 6

Fletcher, Ryan 22 10 5 0 0 1 7 0 36* 104 20.80 196 28 640 42 0 0 4/31 15.24 5 Gibson, Ryan 12 12 1 0 4 2 37 5 80 427 38.82 4 0 21 0 0 0 0/21 NA 6

Grant, Samuel D 16 17 3 0 1 2 41 0 70 353 25.21 62.2 16 182 9 0 0 2/7 20.22 6 Gregersen, Pete 12 11 1 0 0 2 13 1 30 128 12.80 107.3 31 280 14 0 0 4/23 20.00 6 Gregory, Ryan 12 7 1 0 0 3 5 0 13 31 5.17 123.1 24 375 21 1 0 5/13 17.86 5 Grover, Aryan 25 23 1 0 3 0 31 0 95 560 25.45 39 5 195 11 0 0 2/4 17.73 1 Hackney, Ryan 24 24 2 0 4 0 34 2 72* 549 24.95 9 Halse, Matthew R 19 13 2 0 2 0 18 7 77* 294 26.73 122.5 17 462 15 0 0 4/21 30.80 8

Hazard, Andrew 20 19 2 0 2 3 40 4 89 380 22.35 127.2 21 458 20 0 0 3/18 22.90 7 Heath, Elliott 9 44.3 6 139 15 0 0 4/17 9.27 Hodges, Luke 21 14 3 0 0 1 16 1 36 156 14.18 235.4 50 698 22 0 0 3/21 31.73 7

Hopkins, Matthew 15 15 7 1 3 0 38 1 118* 452 56.50 5 Ison, Adam 16 16 1 0 2 0 40 2 76* 384 25.60 8 1 47 0 0 0 0/5 NA 3 Kohler-Cadmore, Tom 13 13 1 1 0 0 30 3 101* 236 19.67 9.3 0 69 3 0 0 1/7 23.00 9 Lalor, Joshua K 12 10 3 0 0 1 9 1 36* 131 18.71 147.2 24 471 33 1 0 5/57 14.27 6 Lelliott, Hamish 17 14 0 0 1 2 11 2 54 240 17.14 126.5 30 380 27 0 0 4/3 14.07 4 Liddiard, Tyran 21 14 3 0 0 3 11 2 42 189 17.18 33/1

Loudon, Brenton 14 9 6 0 0 1 0 0 11* 27 9.00 165.3 38 476 25 0 0 4/54 19.04 4 Maan, Harkanwar 4 3 0 0 0 1 2 16 31 10.33 25 6 80 2 0 0 1/23 40.00 2 Maskell, Nathan 13 11 1 0 2 2 20 4 60 237 23.70 5 1 18 0 0 0 0/18 NA 3

Masters, Luke 5 3 0 0 0 0 4 28 39 13.00 11/0

McKay, Timothy J 7 6 2 0 0 0 7 1 28 79 19.75 37 7 113 2 0 0 1/20 56.50 4 McNamara, Max 13 9 5 0 0 2 2 2 28 35 8.75 109.1 19 372 19 2 0 6/47 19.58 2 Miklosz, Daniel 13 8 2 0 0 0 6 0 16 45 7.50 106.4 19 353 19 0 0 3/22 18.58 3 Myburgh-Sisam, Damon 25 22 3 0 0 6 9 0 26* 136 7.16 232 37 786 27 1 0 5/89 29.11 5 New, Connor 21 18 4 0 2 3 33 2 64* 332 23.71 68.4 7 284 13 0 0 3/10 21.85 7 New, Jacob 23 17 3 0 0 3 16 4 40* 202 14.43 152.5 18 577 26 0 0 4/18 22.19 7 Newton, Jeremy 10 10 1 0 2 2 23 2 71 263 29.22 13 1 47 2 0 0 2/27 23.50 5



Player Mat Inn No 100 50 0s 4s 6s HS Runs Av O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Ave C W/K Organ, Michael D 8 6 1 0 0 0 7 0 44 107 21.40 Panecasio, Matthew 3 4 1 0 0 0 3 1 16* 31 10.33 58.4 13 160 6 0 0 4/40 26.67 Pascoe, Steve 10 11 0 0 2 1 29 1 55 238 21.64 7 Pathirane, Kevin 17 17 0 0 1 2 39 69 268 15.76 1 0 2 0 0 0 0/2 NA 6 Patterson, Jacob 12 11 4 0 0 0 2 10 30 4.29 116.4 32 286 19 1 0 5/58 15.05 3 Pearson-Bourke, Ned 1 1 0 0 0 0 2 13 13 13.00 2 Pinter, James A 13 12 1 0 4 1 22 1 90 398 36.18 3 0 26 0 0 0 0/26 NA 4 Proctor, Jarrod 1 1 0 0 0 0 7 7 7.00 Qurbani, Rahmat 18 15 7 0 0 4 3 0 12* 65 8.13 159.1 36 508 32 2 0 5/28 15.88 2

Railz, Henry 8 8 1 0 0 2 4 0 39 63 9.00 54 15 135 13 0 0 4/12 10.38 2 Sammut, Jonathon C 29 29 1 2 5 5 80 17 123 841 30.04 6 Sargeant, Tom 16 13 3 0 2 0 25 0 78* 318 31.80 8 1 29 0 0 0 0/1 NA 8 Saywell, Daniel 12 13 0 0 0 0 26 1 42 228 17.54 2 0 22 0 0 0 0/22 NA 1 Shabbir, Usman 6 4 0 0 0 2 4 7 1.75 33 7 132 4 0 0 2/28 33.00 1

Shone, Kieran 23 22 2 0 4 3 45 1 85 487 24.35 2 20/4

Silk, Jordan C 1 1 1 0 0 0 3 0 25* 25 NA Singh, Raajdeep 16 9 3 0 0 1 2 0 8 27 4.50 109.1 21 291 28 0 0 4/16 10.39 3

Smith, Daniel W 10 11 1 0 2 4 22 1 75 188 18.80 4 2/1

Smith, Lachlan 13 15 1 0 1 2 24 10 52 237 16.93 6

Smith, Lindsay 4 4 0 0 0 1 2 2 24 53 13.25 46 14 105 11 1 0 5/13 9.55 1 Smith, Ryan P 21 15 5 0 0 3 13 3 24* 115 11.50 279.4 43 1041 37 3 1 5/54 28.14 8 Smith, Ryley C 11 6 4 0 1 0 12 3 57* 185 92.50 1 0 19 0 0 0 0/19 NA 3/1

Sparkes, Daniel 14 10 4 0 0 1 15 3 41 155 25.83 104.2 19 265 20 0 0 3/17 13.25 6 Speechley, Brendon 10 6 2 0 0 2 1 0 25 43 10.75 89 8 322 19 1 0 6/22 16.95 Sullivan, Matthew 23 22 2 0 1 5 30 3 53* 316 15.80 19 0 111 4 0 0 3/41 27.75 7 Thornton, Nicholas 18 16 4 0 0 4 8 0 39* 151 12.58 47 3 226 5 0 0 2/31 45.20 4 Tracey, Noah 1 1 1 0 0 0 4* 4 NA 15.3 2 46 2 0 0 2/17 23.00

Vella, Brendon 17 18 3 0 1 2 31 1 55 263 17.53 96.1 12 308 16 0 0 3/18 19.25 2 Weir, Cameron 25 26 3 3 1 3 43 8 104* 614 26.70 1.1 1 4 0 0 0 0/0 NA 8



Player Mat Inn No 100 50 0s 4s 6s HS Runs Av O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Ave C W/K Weir, Trent 9 7 1 0 0 0 7 0 38 106 17.67 52 13 171 7 0 0 4/40 24.43 4 Whiticker, Timothy 12 12 2 0 0 1 28 6 44 220 22.00 6 2 10 0 0 0 0/3 NA 1 18/9

Wholohan, Jake M 29 21 7 0 1 1 27 2 60* 382 27.29 273.1 43 839 36 1 0 5/40 23.31 11 Wicks, Blake 19 12 7 0 0 3 5 16* 44 8.80 105.1 13 319 20 0 0 4/28 15.95 4 Williams, Brent 11 11 0 0 2 1 31 4 99 267 24.27 21.1 1 89 2 0 0 1/0 44.50 7

Williams, Paul 9 10 1 0 1 1 10 9 50 157 17.44 93.3 34 225 15 1 0 6/35 15.00 1

Womens All Grades

Player Mat Inn No 100 50 0s 4s 6s HS Runs Av O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Ave C W/K

Aldous, Tayla 21 14 0 0 0 3 11 49 179 12.79 41 5 194 6 0 0 3/6 32.33 6 Armstrong, Danielle 9 7 0 0 0 2 2 0 20 49 7.00 15.1 0 91 0 0 0 0/7 NA 1 Arnold, Samantha 17 16 2 0 0 1 11 0 48 215 15.36 45 1 256 10 0 0 3/19 25.60 0 Avard, Laura 10 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 14 2.80 32 0 156 5 0 0 2/30 31.20 2 Breaden, Erin 22 19 5 0 1 3 17 0 64 258 18.43 80.5 1 351 7 0 0 2/30 50.14 4

Bunner, Eliza 7 6 2 0 0 1 1 0 22* 38 9.50 3 0 24 0 0 0 0/24 NA 2 Butler, Kim M 15 11 1 0 2 3 15 75 239 23.90 1 4/2

Carr, Mckenzie 12 9 1 0 0 0 5 0 47 161 20.13 32 1 206 2 0 0 2/11 103.0 3 Chapman, Shelley 10 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 6 1.50 11 0 57 3 0 0 1/17 19.00 2

Cornish, Stacey 12 8 0 0 1 2 7 0 56 71 8.88 2 0 14 1 0 0 1/14 14.00 1 Darlington, Hannah 18 17 2 1 3 1 32 4 109 502 33.47 86.5 17 277 20 1 0 6/13 13.85 3 Day, Ashley 17 15 3 0 3 1 32 0 94 375 31.25 54 3 306 14 0 0 3/10 21.86 5 Downey, Chantelle 18 8 2 0 0 4 2 0 39 59 9.83 93 11 388 12 0 0 3/31 32.33

Edgar, Amy 13 12 1 0 0 3 18 1 40 133 12.09 48.4 2 265 3 0 0 1/10 88.33 3 Gardener, Alison 1 8 1 34 2 0 0 2/34 17.00 Gregory, Nerida 13 13 1 0 1 1 32 2 63 265 22.08 8 0 71 0 0 0 0/17 NA 1 Griffith, Lisa 15 11 3 0 0 0 9 0 48* 199 24.88 57 2 250 9 0 0 3/21 27.78 Hansen, Caragh 10 6 4 0 0 2 0 0 1* 1 0.50 Hinkley, Kim 1 2 0 10 0 0 0 NA Hinkley, Mikayla 6 6 1 0 3 0 26 4 90 272 54.40 27.4 0 166 4 0 0 2/37 41.50 1 Kaur, Parneet 12 6 2 0 0 2 4 8 2.00 31.3 2 143 1 0 0 1/34 143.0 Luczak, Siobhan 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 6 6 6.00 8 0 35 3 0 0 2/21 11.67



Player Mat Inn No 100 50 0s 4s 6s HS Runs Av O M R W 5WI 10WM BB Ave C W/K McCormack, Kristen 18 13 1 0 1 1 8 0 64 166 13.83 60.5 9 242 9 0 0 2/16 26.89 5 Miles, Tazma 20 11 4 0 0 2 5 0 10 42 6.00 41 2 257 9 0 0 4/27 28.56 0/2

Munaweera, Shannon 4 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 3 0 10 0 0 0 0/10 NA O'Loughlin, Stacey 19 10 3 0 0 1 3 0 15 57 8.14 78 10 294 7 0 0 3/3 42.00 2

Pelle, Elise 15 9 3 0 1 3 2 0 52* 100 16.67 19 1 98 1 0 0 1/22 98.00 Ryan, Alana M 9 7 4 0 0 1 4 0 30 61 20.33 1 0 5 0 0 0 0/5 NA 0/1 Shoulders, Marita 3 2 1 0 0 0 5* 6 6.00 4 0 17 4 0 0 2/6 4.25 1 Squires, Nicole 15 9 1 0 0 2 6 1 28* 69 8.63 21.2 0 131 3 0 0 2/14 43.67 Stalenberg, Naomi 10 9 2 0 2 0 26 1 59 252 36.00 27.3 1 171 4 0 0 1/8 42.75 2 Waetford, Kate J 5 4 0 0 2 0 21 0 86 200 50.00 48 2 145 7 0 0 2/21 20.71 Ward, Naomi 17 7 2 0 0 4 0 0 5* 8 1.60 2 0 14 1 0 0 1/9 14.00 2

2016 / 2017 CAREER STATS - CURRENT PLAYERS (Grades 1 – 5)

BATTING

BOWLING

Name I N/O R AV H/S 50 100 O M R W AV 5WI 10WM BB C/S

Nick Adams

42 3 939 24.07 117 3 1

7 2 17 0

0/8 21/4

Adrian Agius 17 0 179 10.52 42 21 3 85 3 28.33 2/21 3

Julian Aldridge 11 1 161 16.1 35 21

Brock Balgowan 37 4 336 10.18 37 105.1 24 284 17 16.7 3/8 6

Kaine Balgowan 47 11 428 11.88 48* 733.5 144 2354 126 18.68 2 1 8/22 21

Adam Bayliss 101 11 1569 17.43 69 5 374.5 96 1071 58 18.46 4/27 46

Peter Betros 217 27 4880 25.68 137* 21 8 385.5 55 1389 45 30.86 4/32 79

Adam Burton 18 10 97 12.12 35* 289.2 49 1031 45 22.91 7/89 12

Michael Castle 7 1 262 37.43 123 1 37.5 1 170 12 14.17 1 5/20

Reuben Chowdhury 1

Lawson Clark 10 1 80 8.89 34 4

Lachlan Coad 50 4 453 9.84 40 247.5 47 788 40 19.7 5/26 22

Michael Collins 101 16 1880 22.11 86 3 1134.2 234 3680 177 20.79 1 6/32 37

Joshua Coyte 3 1 18 9.00 12 9.5 2 37 4 9.25 3/27

Ben Crouch 10 4 25 4.17 9 165 45 407 29 14.03 1 5/14 2

Jack Crouch 7 0 122 17.43 49 15.4 2 68 2 34.00 2/34 2

Matthew Cummins 56 10 978 21.26 65 3 698.5 167 2059 89 23.13 1 5/63 28

Patrick Cummins 47 13 626 18.47 110* 2 1 586.5 109 1853 91 20.36 2 6/56 27

Timothy Cummins 169 39 3124 24.03 93* 14 1 0 1 1 1.00 1\1 252/44

John Di Bartolo 66 1 1848 28.43 119 6 5 30

Joshua Dowd 74 4 1046 14.94 77 5 10 3 24 1 24.00 1\15 18

Jake Edgecumbe 13 0 176 13.53 36 20 1 99 1 99.00 1/60 1

Jarrah Ferris-Smith 60 3 1088 19.08 103 4 1 8 1 25 0 - 0/4 28/1

Shannon Finemore 225 18 5350 25.84 174* 29 2 617.2 87 2228 94 23.70 1 6/63 97

Taran Finemore 111 57 599 11.09 35* 1660.2 274 6005 277 21.67 6 5/36 54

Ryan Fletcher 12 4 113 14.12 36* 181 33 540 32 16.87 4/31 6


BATTING

BOWLING


Ryan Gibson 99 7 2094 22.76 80 11 232.2 41 815 35 23.28 4/9 41

Sam Grant 17 3 353 25.21 70 1 62.2 16 182 9 20.22 2/7 6

Peter Gregersen 124 16 1806 16.72 80 7 1061.4 238 2932 214 13.70 7 6/49 43

Ryan Gregory 7 2 31 6.2 13 103 20 312 18 17.33 1 5/13 3

Aryan Grover 7 0 134 19.14 64 1 13 2 34 2 17.00 1/3

Ryan Hackney 73 7 1486 22.51 99 8 50 8 190 2 95.00 2/14 17

Matthew Halse 331 61 5731 21.22 84 23 3688.4 784 11885 462 25.72 6 6/18 210

Andrew Hazard 63 10 1035 19.52 92* 4 128.2 26 438 18 24.33 1 5/22 19

Luke Hodges 81 11 1225 17.5 91 1 841.4 224 2112 124 17.03 4 5/17 17

Matthew Hopkins 69 11 1983 34.18 118* 13 2 4 0 22 0 - 0/4 18

Adam Ison 29 2 692 25.62 159* 2 1 49.4 13 163 4 40.75 2/37 12

Kohler-Cadmore Tom 28 2 804 30.92 150* 3 3 71.3 2 334 10 33.40 2/32 17

Joshua Lalor 182 39 2527 17.67 61 6 2631.5 536 8291 444 18.67 18 2 7/58 76

Hamish Lelliott 1 0 11 11 11 10 0 59 2 29.50 2/59

Tyran Liddiard 64 22 803 19.11 53* 2 129\10

Brenton Loudon 20 12 117 14.62 30* 316.3 75 831 56 14.83 4/17 11

Nathan Maskell 38 0 854 22.47 146 2 2 86.2 20 246 17 14.47 3/5 20

Luke Masters 23 3 279 13.95 82 2 46/3

Tim McKay 141 44 1855 19.12 78* 8 1875 340 6347 240 26.44 6 6/41 57

Max McNamara 106 63 468 10.88 30* 1778.1 338 5833 249 23.42 6 1 7/46 32

Daniel Miklosz 53 5 615 12.81 54 2 551 120 1618 104 15.55 1 5/29 21

Damon Myburgh-Sisam 20 4 79 4.93 15* 186 32 635 20 31.75 1 5/89 4

Connor New 35 4 711 22.93 86 5 154.1 16 622 35 17.77 4/25 22

Jacob New 87 6 1399 17.27 78 6 251.4 35 902 42 21.47 4/1 38

Jeremy Newton 34 4 648 21.6 71 3 20 3 59 6 9.83 2/5 25/3

Matthew Panecasio 13 3 78 7.8 16* 137.1 33 356 20 17.8 4/19 1

Stephen Pascoe 174 14 3140 19.62 97 11 16 3 79 1 79.00 1/0 82


BATTING

BOWLING


Kevin Pathirane 29 2 359 13.29 69 1 49.4 10 175 5 35.00 2/13 10

Jacob Patterson 20 7 64 4.92 20 214.1 56 571 41 13.92 1 5/58 10

Ned Pearson-Bourke 1 0 13 13 13 2

James Pinter 76 3 1540 21.09 90 11 54.2 5 331 9 36.77 2/9 16

Rahmat Qurbani 14 7 65 9.28 12* 140.1 30 440 31 14.19 2 5/28 2

Jonathon Sammut 50 9 1664 34.71 123 10 4 10

Tom Sargeant 37 4 696 21.09 78* 3 8 1 29 0 0/1 16

Daniel Saywell 13 0 228 17.54 42 2 0 22 0 0/22 1

Kieren Shone 15 1 306 21.85 85 3 13/4

Jordan Silk 101 7 2569 27.32 126 14 2 10 0 57 0 0/35 46

Raajdeep Singh 1 0 2 2 2 6 2 18 0 0/18

Daniel Smith 7 1 112 18.66 60 1 4

Lachlan Smith 16 1 237 15.80 52 1 6

Lindsay Smith 7 0 136 19.42 30 79 23 183 17 10.76 1 5/13 5

Ryan Smith 148 37 2122 19.11 174* 7 1 2185 364 7802 312 25.00 13 1 6/38 97/1

Ryley Smith 1 1 38 N/A 38*

Daniel Sparkes 47 15 570 17.81 51* 1 446.2 76 813 74 10.98 1 5/52 15

Brendon Speechley 3 1 34 17.00 25 17 2 90 4 22.5 3/56

Matthew Sullivan 5 0 47 9.40 19 15 0 76 3 25.33 3/41 1

Brendan Vella 26 4 418 19.00 64 2 147.3 18 481 26 18.5 4/19 4

Cameron Weir 106 4 2295 22.50 149 8 3 39.1 6 166 7 23.71 2\8 35

Trent Weir 20 5 213 14.2 38 232 70 581 43 13.51 5/9 11

Timothy Whiticker 73 13 902 15.03 64* 1 29.4 5 115 3 38.33 2/5 118/36

Jake Wholohan 104 18 1454 16.90 112 4 1 1057.1 185 3543 140 25.30 5 5/20 42

Blake Wicks 3 2 13 13.00 8 21.2 6 54 6 9.00 4/28 1

Brent Williams 95 11 2100 25.00 129* 12 1 449.1 76 1700 70 24.28 2 6/32 55

Paul Williams 87 11 1566 20.60 90* 6 754.4 154 2448 312 18.54 4 7/38 27

CAREER RECORDS - 2016 / 17 (includes T20) CURRENT FIRST GRADE PLAYERS

BATTING BOWLING

NAME I NO R AV HS 50 100 O M R W AV 5WI 10WM BB C/S

Kaine Balgowan 1 0 3 3 3 12 1 52 3 17.33 2/18

Peter Betros 81 11 1651 13.68 111 8 1 138 20 551 18 30.61 2/3 27

Michael Castle 6 0 139 23.16 41 37.5 1 170 12 14.17 1 5/20

Michael Collins 26 5 319 15.19 60 1 385.3 80 1388 45 30.84 4/74 15

Timothy Cummins 121 26 2213 21.07 93* 9 1 0 1 1 1.00 1/1 168/27

Pat Cummins 25 5 438 21.90 110* 1 1 282.5 56 920 43 21.39 1 5/36 10

John DiBartolo 66 1 1848 24.43 119 7 4 31

Ryan Gibson 51 6 1143 25.4 80 8 0 85 15 330 13 25.38 3/29 18

Ryan Hackney 17 1 367 22.93 63 2 5

Matthew Halse 174 44 2675 20.57 83 9 1821 409 6373 251 25.39 2 6/24 106

Luke Hodges 11 2 93 10.33 36 187.4 34 595 19 31.31 2/17 6

Matthew Hopkins 63 8 1667 30.30 117 11 1 4 0 22 0 - 0\4 14

Brenton Loudon 2 2 7 N/A 7* 31.5 5 107 4 26.75 4/60

Tom Kohler-Cadmore 28 2 804 30.92 150* 3 3 71.3 2 334 10 33.40 2/32 17

Joshua Lalor 139 41 1741 17.76 61* 3 2019.4 409 6461 353 18.30 17 1 7/58 60

Max McNamara 63 40 223 9.69 28* 1148 214 3511 132 26.59 2 1 7/46 17

Jordan Silk 70 6 1748 27.31 126 10 3 10 0 57 0 0/5 30

Jonathon Sammut 48 9 1382 35.43 123 7 4 9

Ryan Smith 100 30 945 13.50 98 1 1736.5 279 6308 239 26.39 10 1 6/38 61

Jake Wholohan 29 8 351 16.71 60* 1 407.4 63 1395 43 32.44 2 5/28 12

Brent Williams 17 2 277 18.46 72 1 62 6 285 13 21.92 2/6 6

Cameron Weir 12 3 160 17.77 50* 1 2

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