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Glenelg District Cricket Club Annual Report 2017/2018

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Mission Statement“The Glenelg District Cricket Club is a community based sporting organisation committed to the development and promotion of cricket at the elite level within the City of Holdfast Bay and our SACA nominated country areas.”

Our Vision

To be the most professional and successful cricket club in South Australia

Our Goals

• To participate in all finals series in all Senior Grades of the SACA competition every year, with particular emphasis on 1st Grade, and have all Junior Grades participate at the highest level of their competition.

• To identify and develop cricketers capable of competing successfully at Grade, State and Test levels.

• To provide the best playing conditions for our teams, at all venues used by GDCC, with particular reference to oval surfaces, centre wicket squares and practice areas.

• To provide Clubrooms and player change rooms at a standard comparable to the best in the SACA competition.

Our Websitewww.gdcc.net.au

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ContentsMission Statement ...................................................................................................2Board of Management ..............................................................................................4Office Bearers for Season 2017-2018 .......................................................................5GDCC Major Sponsors 20017/2018 .......................................................................6President’s Report ....................................................................................................8Chairman’s Report .................................................................................................10Representative Cricketers .......................................................................................11Secretary’s Report ..................................................................................................12Treasurer’s Report .................................................................................................14Club Coach’s Report ..............................................................................................16Major Club Awards ..............................................................................................18Senior Trophy Awards ...........................................................................................191st Grade Player’s Report .......................................................................................20Player Life Membership List ...............................................................................26Presentation Night Awards ...................................................................................282nd Grade Captain’s Report ....................................................................................342nd Grade Women’s Report ....................................................................................363rd Grade Captain’s Report ....................................................................................404th Grade Captain’s Report ....................................................................................42SACA U/17 Shield Carnival ..................................................................................44Junior Coordinator’s Report ..................................................................................45Junior Trophy Awards ...........................................................................................48SACA U/16 Red Statistics 2017/18 ......................................................................50SACA U/16 White Statistics 2017/18 ...................................................................51SACA U/14 Red ...................................................................................................53SACA U/14 White ................................................................................................54SACA Ray Sutton Shield ......................................................................................56SACA U/12 Shield ................................................................................................57Club Statistical History .........................................................................................58


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Board of Management


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Office Bearers for Season 2017-2018PATRON

His Worship the Mayor of the City of Holdfast Bay

VICE PATRONPresident of Glenelg Football Club

PRESIDENTMr R. L. Snewin

VICE PRESIDENTSM G Bromley, B Cahill, I.M. Chappell, T Chappell, G.S. Chappell, R N Haddrick, M G F Hodge,

R McMilIan, R Parker, P Pilkington, GB Stevens, A Thurgarland, B. Walton

S.A.C.A. DELEGATESR.L. Snewin & A.E. Scholz (deputy)

HON CHAIRMANJ. D. Moyse

HON TREASURERMs C.D. Cook

HON SECRETARYA.E. Scholz

LIFE MEMBERSW.O. Cooper+, W.S. Heddle+, K.H. Quist+, T.M. Waddy+, AN. Haddrick+, C.W. Rogers+, J.A. Kiley+,

R.D. Niehuus+, H.A. Starling+, J.A. Butler+, F. Teisseire+, M.A.J. Sargent+, B.K. lllman+, B.T. Rundle+, H.L. Jacob, A.M. Chappell+, G.B. WiIIiams+, I.C. Pearce, R.L. Snewin, D.J. Angove, K.J. McCarthy,

Mrs B. Laing, D.J. Forster. M. Tonkin, P.W. Gladigau, Ms. C.D. Cook, A.E. Scholz, J. Laing, P. Forster


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GDCC Major Sponsors 20017/2018The Glenelg District Cricket Club Inc. wishes to acknowledge and thank various sponsors for

their generous support throughout the year.

NAMING RIGHTS SPONSOR & CORPORATE PARTNER

MAJOR CORPORATE PARTNER

ONE DAY SEAHORSE SPONSOR


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Aceit Couriers

All Surface Pressure Cleaners

Atlas, Event and Party Hire

Banealla Consulting

Bone Timber Industries

Bridgestone Select, Glenelg South

Cheryl Cook and Associates

Glenelg Air

Howard Vineyard, Adelaide Hills

CLUB SPONSORSBAM Food Group, Seaton

GMS Catering

McCarthy Advisory

Save a Life Australia

Photobase Pty. Ltd.

MAJOR JUNIOR SPONSORABS Cricket

JUNIOR SPONSORSBoost Juice, Glenelg

Fotobase Pty. Ltd.

LJ Hooker Real Estate, Glenelg

Plympton Crash Repairs, Camden Park

Zorich’s Sportspower, Glenelg

TMD Electrical, Westbourne Park

TW Sports therapy

Viva Mexican Cantina, Semaphore

Warradale Hotel

The Scoreboard Boys Consortium

SPECIAL SPONSORSAbsolute Home & Property Maintenance

Aceit Couriers

Adelaide Consignment Centre

Bidvest Supply Solutions

David James Painting Services

Dr. Duncan McFetridge, MP for Morphett

Dynamic Rubber Surfaces - Rubber Products

Eastern Equity

Fotobase Pty. Ltd.

Jenny and Bob Snewin

Palmer Hospitality Group, Plympton

Plumbing & Pipeline Solutions

SportsPower, Glenelg

PLAYER SPONSORS


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Chairman’s ReportI am very pleased to present my report for season 2017/2018. Three of our junior teams did a great job in making the finals with the U/16 Reds winning the premiership again.

The other outstanding effort was by the Women’s Team which after their introductory season in 2016/2017 made massive strides this year with 9 wins from 12 matches and qualified for the finals.The team performed magnificently under the lead-ership of Kate Weger and the coaching of Graham Sedunary and Gordon Carey. The team recorded its first ever century maker with Nicole Adams making 159 not out and Lucy Bowering taking the first ever hat trick. The Club was also delighted with Nicole winning the medal for the best player in the SACA Women’s B Grade competition. The Club has a strategic plan in place for Women’s Cricket for the long term expansion, improvement and sustainabil-ity of our Women’s teams.

The Club was absolutely delighted when Chadd Sayers was chosen to tour South Africa and be-came the 10th GDCC Player to play Test Cricket for Australia. The Club was also very proud when Alex Carey played for Australia both in the T20s and 50 over one day games against England. Both players represented Australia with great pride and brought great honour to our Club with their selection and performances.

I have left the other individual player acknowledg-ments to the Senior Coach and Captains in their re-ports.

I would like to thank our Coaching Staff for profes-sionally preparing the players. To Grant Francis our Club Coaching Co-ordinator and assistants Paul Forster, Neil Rowe, Johan Botha, Ben Higgins, Adam Rice, Matthew Heffernan, Casey Tanner, Gordon Carey, Graham Sedunary and Peter Gladigau thank you gentlemen. To Peter Muggleton and John Dou-vlos thank you for the way you both mentored and coached the A grade all season. I congratulate all trophy winners for season 2017/2018, the list of whom is published in this re-port.

I acknowledge the excellent efforts of our junior players when playing in higher grades. We continue

to reap the rewards of our efforts with our Chappe-Whitty Academy in Mount Gambier this year. We are encouraging the CW Academy to include more girls than they have in the past. We look forward to the flow of players from our country zone continuing.

To our Board members, scorers, afternoon tea la-dies, kitchen volunteers, team managers, commit-tee people, just all those folks who give this Club so much, I thank you all for everything you do and is very much appreciated.

My grateful thanks to Match Committee Chairman Paul Forster for the massive amount of work he does behind the scenes, thanks Paul. I also acknowledge the efforts of our Junior Coordinator Ben Pike who continues to do a great job in this role. I congratulate the Sponsorship and Fundraising Committee professionally led by Jarret Moyse for their efforts in raising the funds to keep the Club financially sound. Our thanks to David Boschma who did a wonderful job in coordinating the Toyota Cricket Raffle on behalf of the Club which delivered an excellent financial result. Whilst on fundraising matters, many congratulations to Gemma Burdon who did a wonderful job writing grant applications and attracting grant funds to our Club.

I congratulate Paul Forster and John Laing on being elevated to the status of Life Member of the Club so well deserved, well done gentlemen.

As you are aware through the committed efforts of Craig Dand and Jason Gentle and the approval of a Special General Meeting the Club now has a Playing Life Membership category for dedicated long serv-ing players. We look forward to the special presen-tation to these wonderful servants of GDCC.

Thanks to our sponsors who play such a vital part in the wellbeing of the Club. Our Club has been won-derfully supported for many years by some great

President Bob Snewin presents his President’s Trophy for Best Club Person to Alan Scholz


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people and companies. There is full listing of all our sponsors in the front of this annual report; I urge all GDCC members, players and friends to continue to support those sponsors.

I would like to acknowledge the extraordinary ef-forts for the Club of Maria and Alan Scholz. I know exactly how much they do on an ongoing basis and have done over many years. After nearly 20 years as our Club Secretary Alan has advised that he will relinquish the role at this year’s AGM. Alan has done a magnificent job in this position way over and above the role specifications; thank you Alan for ev-erything you have done over those years and you seriously are the Clubman’s Club man for GDCC.

I also acknowledge the efforts of our Treasurer Cheryl Cook and Chairman Jarret Moyse who have done so much behind the scenes for the Club.

We have a lot to look forward to in 2018/2019 with another revamping of our players and umpires change rooms. This final revamp allows the GDCC premises to be a fully utilised for first class match-es at Gliderol Stadium and the umpires now have their own excellent facilities within our club house.

I pay my sincere thanks to the City of Holdfast Bay for their wonderful support with our facilities es-pecially with the re-vamp of the Player’s change

rooms. Thanks to our Club Patron Mayor Stephen Patterson and Acting Mayor Amanda Wilson, CEO Justin Lynch and Steve Hodge GM City Assets for their outstanding support of our Club. I also would like to thank our oval curator David Wark for his en-thusiasm and thirst to learn, thank you David.

I also acknowledge and thank our Deputy Patron Nick Chigwidden, President of the Glenelg Football Club, for his ongoing support and interest.

We have a very young female and male playing list which is great for our future and we are well man-aged and financially sound but we need to improve year on year. Our players across all the grades have to accept that they need to be better and ask what they can do for our Club. . I can assure you our ef-forts as volunteers and officials will give everything to make the club as successful as possible. My oldest philosophy for the GDCC Family is -

The only thanks all the volunteers and officials

need is success by our teams on the field and that

the players respect the volunteer’s efforts.

Bob SnewinHon. President

LIFE MEMBERSHIPRecent Life Members receiving their Club certificates on the Club’s Presentation Night.

From left, John Laing, Paul Forster, Cheryl Cook, Alan Scholz, with Max Tonkin (standing in for Dad Mark) and Peter Gladigau


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Chairman’s ReportThe 2017/18 season from a senior’s point of view is best described as a year of sustainment and work in prog-ress. Although that may not sound like an overly positive outlook to some, successful sporting clubs or busi-nesses are able to adapt to change,

overcome adversity and continue to give them-selves the opportunity to succeed.

The club as a whole should expect to be success-ful in all aspects of the club, so playing finals from a playing perspective and a well-run club off the field should be the norm.

With a new club coach, a number of senior players leaving or unavailable and an emphasis on trying to develop the youth coming through the grades, there was a lot of uncertainty on what to expect at the start of the year. To then observe the results at the end of the year, you would have to say having the three senior first, second and third grade men’s sides and the Women’s second grade team playing finals is a great result, which it is. What we want as a club is consistently playing finals and to continue to provide an environment to give all players the opportunities to develop their game to play at their highest possible level. But high achieving sporting clubs expect success and take opportunities when they are there. We are giving ourselves the chances, so will hopefully learn from these opportunities and experiences to make us better players in the future helping take those chances when they arise.

Congratulations to Grant Francis on a great first year as club coach and to all the efforts of the rest of the coaching staff who have done a great job. Special congratulations to Graham Sedunary and the 2nd Grade women’s team as the improvement shown in that group has been phenomenal. Hope-fully this sets us up for future success and one day having a First Grade women’s team.

Congratulations to the U/16 Reds winning back-to-back flags so we hope to see many of those young lads prosper in senior grades in years to come.

To have two international representatives this year in Alex Carey (ODI & T20) and Chadd Sayers (Test) was a major highlight for obviously not only those two individuals living out most of our childhood dreams, but for everyone involved in the club. Congratulations on representing yourselves and the club with class over a pretty tumultuous time in Australian Cricket.

Well done to all trophy winners, thanks to the Board of Management for your time and efforts and to those involved in the Sponsorship and Fundraising committee.

As always, we appreciated the efforts from all volunteers this season as you are all so valuable in keeping the club running smoothly.

Thank you

Jarret MoyseHon. Chairman

Warradale Hotel, Proud Sponsors of the Glenelg District Cricket ClubAddress: 234 Diagonal Rd, Warradale SA 5046; Phone: (08) 8296 1019www.warradalehotel.com.au


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Representative Cricketers

Chadd Sayers 10th GDCC AUSTRALIAN TEST PLAYER / SACA REDBACKS

Alex Carey AUSTRALIAN ONE DAY AND T20 PLAYER / SACA REDBACKS

and ADELAIDE STRIKERS premiership player

Johan Botha SYDNEY SIXERS - BIG BASH LEAGUE

Akash Patel SACA FUTURES LEAGUE SECOND XI

Jake Winter CRICKET AUSTRALIA 2nd XI / Captain SACA FUTURES LEAGUE U/23

Josh Hoffmann SACA U/17 Squad Selection

Wiliam Bowering SACA U/17 Squad Selection

Riki Boschma SACA U/17 Squad Selection

Isaac Higgins SACA U/15 Squad Selection

Zac McCabe SACA U/15 Squad Selection

Mikayla Mark SACA U/15 Girls

Rachael Brown SACA U/15 Girls

Jade Wilson SACA Indigenous Woemn’s State Team

Eleanor Larosa SAPSASA U/13 State Team

Player Milestones

Nathan Schollar 50 A Grade Games

Ben Bullimore 2000 1st Grade Runs (2253 @ 32.65)

SACA Awards

Tom Plant SACA Premier Team of the Year

Nicolle Adams SACA Women’s 2nd Grade Player of the year

- Lyn Fullston Medallist Women’s 2nd Grade Batting Trophy


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Secretary’s Report

What an unexpected on field performance from our Club in 2017/18! With 7 of our 9 teams making the finals, it truly was an excellent effort from the playing and coaching group. Unfortunately, all but one team went on to the grand final with the U/16 Red

team going on to being premiers for the second year running. With the Club expecting 2017/18 to be a rebuilding season with the emphasis on our youth, the coaching panel and match committee need to be congratulated. They have developed players quicker than expected and having the confidence to place young players in higher grades reaped benefits from their performances.

A highlight of the season though must be the selection of our Captain Chadd Sayers to the Australian Test team and our keeper/batsman Alex Carey to the Australian One Day and T20 teams. We congratulate both on a wonderful personal achievement and the accolades it brings to our Club.

Grant Francis in his first year as Club coaching director has had a great induction to senior coaching and results reflect his (and the match committee) desire to promote our youth, rather than recruit from outside the Club. Grant has had great support from match committee chairman Paul Forster and Grant’s coaching staff of (1st Grade) Peter Muggleton, John Douvlos, (2nd Grade and batting) Ben Higgins, (bowling) Peter Gladigau, Neil Rowe and Adam Rice (development). Graham Sedunary’s role as women’s coach has been excellent in developing our young women into competent cricketers, so much so, that they played in finals for the first time this season.

The City of Holdfast Bay Council in continuing the developing of our ground and facilities, once again supported the Club. The facilities are considered to be the best in suburban cricket by visiting first class teams and coaches. With the help of the Council we have now added a toilet and shower to the umpires room, which now brings them in to line with standards required for first class cricket. No longer will umpires need to walk through the visiting change rooms to access the ground, as they now have their own entry door.Finally we have seen the redevelopment of the old Sparks Grandstand completed and is now a great viewing area for both cricket and football. Although

it will disappear along with the cricket club building under the Council’s Master Plan, I suspect we will see and use it for many years yet.

Another change this season was the appointment of Peter Gladigau as Cricket Operations Manager. This voluntary appointment has taken a great deal of work off me as both Secretary and COM in the past. Peter’s efforts in ground allocations and collaboration with David Wark, the Council’s oval curator, has been excellent. Speaking of David, he continues to produce excellent pitches and outfield for us, and with the help of SACA’s Trent Kelly a surface fit for first class cricket. Western Australia’s coach (now Australian coach) Justin Langer commented to me that the oval and pitch was the best outside major grounds like the MCG, SCG and the WACA, a great endorsement for our curator and Club.

I have already mentioned Graham Sedunary’s work with the women’s team and girl’s academy, along with Gordon Carey, but it is worth reiterating the outstanding work Graham has done this season. Not only did the women’s 2nd Grade play in the finals but Nicole (Nugget) Adams won SACA’s Lyn Fullston medal for the Best and Fairest in that competition – congratulations Nugget! Graham has some great ideas to increase female participation at our club through the girls’ academy, school coaching clinics, and another 2nd Grade team for 2018/19. This will be with a view to entering a 1st Grade team the following season with SACA’s agreement. This would be a major step in our Club being the place for women to play cricket at all levels in the future.

Our Junior Coordinator Ben Pike and his committee have done a wonderful job again in running junior cricket at our Club. Feedback from parents indicates they are very happy with the professionalism of the Club, the integration of seniors and juniors at match awards, and the facilities offered. Ben is to be congratulated for his tireless work, his strong direction with processes and reports to the Club’s Board. He and the coach James Greenwell were rewarded with an U/16 Red premiership plus other grades making the finals.

Volunteers are a major part of any sporting club, and ours is no different. Former 1st Grade player Mark (Slim) Gladigau has been our Equipment Coordinator for some seasons and has now decided to retire from this position due to work commitments. I thank Slim for his voluntary involvement in the Club, and seek a replacement for next season. Please put your hand up if you, or someone you know, would be interested.


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Getting players on to the ground for matches requires many volunteers working in the background, so we are always looking for help as team managers, scoreboard attendants, building maintenance skills, afternoon teas etc.. This is always an ongoing challenge to maintain our Club as one of the leaders in Premier Cricket. so please keep eyes and ears open for potential volunteers for our Club. Thankyou to all our 2107/18 volunteers and hope you continue next season.

On the 30th April 2018, the Club held a Special Gen-eral Meeting to add a playing category to the life membership honour roll. This was passed unan-imously and now we have players eligible for life membership if they played 100 1st Grade games or 200 in total in any grade. At last count we now have some 42 players eligible for life membership. Sad-ly 14 are deceased. A new honour board is being made and players will be presented with life mem-bership certificates at a ceremony and date to be decided.

I thank Bob, Cheryl and Jarret for their support at Ex-ecutive level, and to the Club’s Board for the support they have given me over the years, especially Brian McFadyen for doing the meeting minutes. Again I thank the many volunteers who work tirelessly for our Club and players to perform, plus the coaching staff who gave us such a great overall Club result

this season.

All good things must come to an end, and after 11 years (and 2 previously) in the Secretary’s position I have decided to join the “muppets on the hill” and retire. It has been thoroughly enjoyable (well most of the time) and I have overseen the changes in this Club of our facilities, the introduction of internation-al and national 1st Class cricket, the development of our ground and of course a new lease with the Council culminating on getting back our clubrooms upstairs form the Glenelg Football Club. In my time, we have won a 1st Grade premiership, 3 One Day trophies, our first T20 premiership, and I have seen two of our players achieve selection at Australian level, and numerous players make State selection at various levels. What more could a volunteer ask for!

I will still be around making comments on the “hill”, working the scoreboard with Dave Angove, a bit of maintenance and supporting our players and Club. I have been here since my son was chosen in the Ray Sutton Shield team in 1986, and hopefully will be for some years to come.Go the Seahorses!!

Alan ScholzHon. Secretary

Australian Players Alex Carey (left) and Chadd Sayers (right) receiving commemoration framed photos from presentation night MC & Board member Jason Gentle


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Treasurer’s ReportI am pleased to report on the finances of Glenelg District Cricket Club for the year ended 30th June 2018.

During the 2017/18 financial year GDCC made a profit of $5899 after deducting

depreciation of $12549. In effect the club made cash profit of $18448 This is an Increase from the previous year of $12481.

Although the profit has increased we have spent a substantial amount on the change-room flooring, tables, replacing the gas griddle and small items like the cash register, vacuum cleaner & fridge in the change rooms.The council loan for the kitchen upgrade has now been completed.

Outside grants have been a good source of income.We thank SACA for their continued support with our funding.

The club continued to provide exceptional facilities and playing conditions for the players.The players Bar has maintained a healthy profit. The fundraising and sponsorship committee have again done a great job as always.

Thank you, Dave Angove for your invaluable assistance. Dave does the banking & reconciling perfectly. Thank you to the finance sub- committee of James Muir, Ashley Capp & Brian McFadyen.

The club has been able to service its debts and meet all of its financial obligations throughout the financial year.

Cheryl CookHon Treasurer

GLENELG DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB INC.PROFIT & LOSS STATEMENT

July 2017 to June 2018

INCOME 2018 2017 Aust Sports Foundation 0 93 SA Govt Grants 11786 0 Bank Interest 25 20Catering / Bar/ Hire 22916 25835 Fundraising & Sponsorship 28272 48339 Membership fees 28068 24625 SACA Grants 57400 52893 Clothing Sale 0 1532 Sale History Books 313 258 Sundries 586 800 Total Income 149366 154395

Expenses 2018 2017 Administration Expenses 6467 8164 Cricket running expenses 33164 58704 Depreciation 12549 12450 Other expenses 4163 2802 Oval Rentals 10228 6894 Property running costs 33584 32289 Team expenses 42028 37908 Trophies 1285 1767 Total Expenses 143468 160978 NET ORDINARY INCOME 5898 (6583)


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BALANCE SHEET As At 30th June 2018

ASSETS 2018 2017 Current assets Portfolio Investment account 5032 10032 Society Cheque account 2016 7348 Floats 640 640 Stock on hand – at cost 16564 20080 Debtors 2436 2025 Total Current Assets 26688 40125 Fixed AssetsBuilding Improvements 35799 36569 Change-room Construction 83585 77867 Furniture, fittings & plant 39435 33823Picture & Honour Boards 7498 8228 Practice facilities 4350 5913 Total fixed assets 170667 162400 Total Assets 197355 202525 Liabilities Visa card 191 222 GST -2999 -1147 Payments in advance 150 150 Total current liabilities -2658 -775 Long Term LiabilitiesCity of Holdfast Bay 16358 25543 Total liabilities 13700 24768

Net Assets 183655 177757

Perpetual Trophies Reserve 2785 2785 Retained profits 174972 181555 Net Income 5898 -6583 Total Equity 183655 177757

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Club Coach’s Report

First of all I would like to thank the Board and match committee for allowing me to take on a role within the senior coaching structure. I feel very fortunate to have been afforded this opportunity to continue the tradition of the club and

plan for the future.

I believe as a coaching and playing group we achieved the team goals that are part of the vision and mission statement as set by the club.In my opinion, we easily have the best senior coaching structure in Premier Cricket. To Peter Muggleton, John Douvlos, Ben Higgins, Adam Rice, Peter Gladigau, Neil Rowe, Casey Tanner, Matt Heffernan, Johan Botha and Graeme Sedunary, thank you for all your hard work and influence on the playing group. The club is privileged to have your experience and skill sets. From a personal point of view the support you gave me made my transition into the role fairly seamless.As a coaching group and club we understand our position within the player pathway framework for the betterment of cricket nationally. I would like to recognise the interactions and relationship we have with staff within the SACA High Performance Unit.

To our sponsors, thank you for investing in the club. I hope you find some reward for being a part of our cricket club. It is getting harder across all sporting codes to bring sponsors on board so your support allows us to continue to grow.

On behalf of the players and coaching group, I would like to acknowledge the dedication that the volunteers, Board and sub committees do to get us on the park each week. To the families and partners who volunteer their Saturdays on match days to ensure the seniors have a good spread for afternoon tea for home games, thank you. However, I feel this is an area we can improve on so it is not left to a few to carry the load and something I will be addressing with the playing group in the 2018/19 season.“Volunteers wear working boots but leave a trail of angel footsteps” ~ Terri Gulliemets

Outside of our amazing club volunteers, I would like to acknowledge Chris Brosnan and Jane Woodlands-Thompson from Westminster School and Deborah Hearl and Peter McCabe from Sacred Heart College for allowing us to use their various facilities during pre-season.

Once again 2017/18 was an almost year for the senior grades. We again showed how competitive we are and gave ourselves every opportunity in the First Grade to grab some silverware by making the semi-finals in all three formats, but were unable to keep the momentum long enough during these games to progress into the Grand Finals.

We blooded three new debutants this season in First Grade. Congratulations to Will Bowering, Will Forster and Matt Walmsley-Pace. All three acquitted themselves well and showed they have bright futures ahead. Marcus Lee and Joel Tilbrook got a taste of 20/20 cricket.

The Second Grade led by James Muir and Craig Dand throughout the season continues to play in the major round and finished 4th at the end of the minor round. Once again we were able to put games into our talented young players which will pay dividends into the future. Although they outplayed Kensington in the semi-final, they unfortunately drew, with the by-laws favouring the higher ranked team.

The Third Grade was captained by Robert Pearl with Tom Worthington stepping in when Pearly was unavailable. We had a particular focus to give some of our young upcoming players the experience to play senior cricket. A fantastic achievement to finish in third position and play semi-finals after finishing 8th in the previous season. Unfortunately in the semi-final they encountered a very experienced Kensington player who took the game away, however we gave them some nervous moments before they finally won.

As with most seasons the Fourth Grade have a fluid playing group due to the impact of selections in higher grades, unavailability and injuries. Tom Worthington and Scott Applegarth captained this season, finishing 7th after the minor round using 26 players. This was an improvement on the previous year where we finished 9th. When we had a settled line up we showed we we are more than competitive with the top teams. I would like to acknowledge the players that filled in during the course of the season, especially the under 16 players who came up. James Greenwell, thank you for your support when I needed to bring some juniors up.

We finished 6th overall in the Club Championships which was the same as the previous season, however we improved by 80 points.


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Well done to Ben Pike, James Greenwell, Ben Arthur and Tim Dyer with your work in the junior program. Your guidance and experience which flows onto the young players is highly regarded and congratulations on winning the Under 16 Red premiership (back to back) and also for the teams who played finals. We are very fortunate to have the calibre of people leading the juniors, especially on match days. I look forward to working with the junior players who are coming into the senior ranks next season and the competition for selection this will create.

Although still in its infancy the Women’s program continues to go from strength to strength under the hard work and dedication of Coach Graham Sedunary and Captain Kate Weger in her leadership role. The improvement you showed from the previous season demonstrates how far you have come along. An increase in training attendance will not only improve your game but that of your team mates. To the players, thank you for buying into what our club and program is all about. You are the ones who put your heart and soul each and every week into representing the club to be competitive and successful. I am also really proud of the whole playing group for the support you showed each other, not just at trainings or supporting the 20/20 sides but also for getting back to the club for presentation nights.

Chadd, Jake, Ben, James, Craig, Robert, Tom and Scott well done on the way you conducted yourself and guided the sides in your leadership roles. Your input and sometimes own playing sacrifice in making the teams better is highly valued and respected within the club.

To Chadd Sayers and Alex Carey congratulations on your Australian selection, you have lived every boys childhood dream, who picks up a bat in the back-yard and dreams of representing Australia.

While we are all after the ultimate team success we need to acknowledge those individuals who have had outstanding performances and consistent sea-sons. Congratulations to all the trophy winners and those players both senior and junior selected in the various state and national high performance pro-grams.

We use that word competitive; and we were, how-ever we need to find a way within the spirit of crick-et to turn it into RUTHLESS, I feel this will allow us to take those next steps in the success ladder. My simple message to the players is to drive your own careers. Don’t sit back and wait. There’s trying hard, and there’s really trying hard.

I would also like to say thank you to the players and coaches, wives, partners and family for the support you give them. Cricket is a time consuming sport and takes us away for long periods and you do make sacrifices to allow us to do it.To my wife Lianne, Elissa and Harrison, thanks for your ongoing support and sacrifices. Without you behind me I would not be able to be in the position I am. Putting up with my cricket talk and my time away at home is not underestimated, so thank you for everything you do to keep things ticking along the home front.

Grant FrancisClub Coach

Nick Fox accepts the GFC trophy for best U/21 player from Glenelg Football Club Deputy

President David Whelan

Club Coach Grant Francis presenting William Bowering with the Michael Burfitt trophy for the

most improved junior in the Club


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Major Club Awards

SAM STARLING MEDALLISTWinner of the prestigous Sam Starling Medal, Tom Plant (left)

was presented with this year’s medal by Malcolm Starling.

DICK NIEHUUS TROPHY Alex Carey receiving the most oustanding club

player trophy from Sally Niehuus

IAN PEARCE BATTING TROPHYTom Plant receives the Club Aggregate batting trophy from life member and donor Ian Perace


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Senior Trophy Awards

The Chappell Family Trophy 1st Grade Batting Tom Plant 729 runs

Kevin McCarthy Trophy 1st Grade Bowling Daniel Clarke 30 wickets

Russell Parker Trophy 2nd Grade Batting William Forster 323 runs

Brian Illman Trophy 2nd Grade Bowling Marcus Lee 28 wickets

Cheryl Cook Trophy Womens 2nd Gr. Batting Nicole Adams 658 runs

Snewin Family Trophy Womens 2nd Gr. Bowling Rachael Brown 29 wickets

Jack Butler Trophy 3rd Grade Batting Steen Heatley 384 runs

Mark Yeomans Trophy 3rd Grade Bowling Lachlan Combes 27 wickets

Tom Plant Trophy 4th Grade Batting Tom Worthington 194 runs

Peter Gladigau Trophy 4th Grade Bowling Michael O’Connor 11 wickets

Paul Pilkington Fielding Trophy – SACA Talbot Smith Tom Plant 26 Votes

Murray Sargent Trophy SACA U/17 Shield Batting Jonah Whitelum 153 runs

Brian & Des Rundle Trophy SACA U/17 Shield Bowling Jonah Whitelum 10 wickets

Max Fitzgerald 10 wickets

Ian Pearce Trophy Club Aggregate Batting Tom Plant 729 runs

David Johnston Trophy Club Aggregate Bowling Daniel Clarke 30 wickets

Michael Burfitt Memorial Trophy (Most Improved Junior) William Bowering

Glenelg Football Club Trophy Best Club Youth Player (Under 21) Nick Fox

City of Holdfast Bay Mayor’s Trophy Gary Kuchta

President’s Trophy Best Club Person Alan Scholz

Dick Niehuus Trophy Most Outstanding Men’s Player Alex Carey

Seafillies Trophy Most Outstanding Women’s Player Nicole Adams

Sam Starling Medal Senior Player of the Year Tom Plant


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1st Grade Player’s ReportOn the back on a largely positive yet ultimately unre-

warding 2016-17 season, the expecta-tions were high for the 1st grade lead-ing into the 2017-18 season. Whilst most of the batting line-up remained the same, our bowling stocks took a significant hit with leading wicket

taker Akash Patel and medium-pace all-round-er Shaun Rice retiring for personal reasons, whilst big quick Jack Pudney succumbed to an eventually season-ending elbow injury in the pre-season. With omissions come opportunity, and young quicks Daniel Clarke and Nick Fox along with Max Tonkin were asked to shoulder the load to fill these voids.

A disappointing 14 run defeat to Prospect in Round 1 was an early wake-up call for the 1st grade, and we responded in fine fashion with a resounding 111 run victory against Adelaide in Round 2, on the back on a dominating batting performance from Jake Winter (75), Tom Plant (87) and Johan Botha (70). Rounds 3-5 saw us lose comprehensively to East Torrens, Kensington and eventual runners-up Sturt, leaving us with a miserly 1-4 record after 5 games. With finals seemingly out of the question at this stage, an emphatic 10 wicket outright victory against Port Adelaide thanks to Daniel Clarke’s 8 wickets and Max Tonkin’s 7 wickets sparked a re-vival in our campaign. We went on to beat Wood-ville, Adelaide University and Northern Districts in succession before our bye to be sitting just outside the top 4 with 3 rounds to go. A comprehensive defeat to the hands of eventual premiers Tea Tree Gully was negated by victories against Southern Districts and West Torrens, as we managed to pull off an outstanding effort by making the top 4 for the second straight season.

To make the finals was something to be proud of, but by winning 6 of our last 7 games to make it, we were the form team of the competition leading into our semi-final against Tea Tree Gully. As was the theme for most of our year, our batting was un-derwhelming as we posted 178 in our first innings. In what may have looked all but over as they were 1/60, an inspired spell of fast bowling from Nick Fox (5/68) gave us a significant opportunity to progress through to the Grand Final when they were reeling at 8/129. Unfortunately, this was where the good news ended as their overseas professional got them home with 2 wickets to spare. A devastating end to what was another frustratingly close season in the 2 day competition.

Turning our attention to the one day competition and, as we have in previous seasons, we performed strongly in the minor rounds with wins over Adelaide, Southern District and West Torrens to finish 3rd. A dominant batting performance by Jake Winter (90) and Tom Plant (70*) led us to a 9 wicket quarter fi-nal win over Prospect, whilst a disappointing bowl-ing performance against Adelaide University meant that we bowed out at the semi-final stage of the one day competition. The Twenty20 competition was unfortunately a similar script, with minor rounds wins over the SACA U/19’s, Southern District and Adelaide leading to an eventual semi-final defeat to the hands of eventual T20 premiers Tea Tree Gully.

To make the semi-finals in all competitions is an ex-tremely proud yet ultimately unsatisfying campaign for the 1st grade, and shows that we are around the mark leading into 2018-19. We were able to con-tinue the strong growth of our juniors, with excit-ing 15 year old leg-spinner William Bowering and hard-hitting 17 year old batsmen Josh Hoffmann been granted and succeed with significant opportu-nities this season. Other debutants included Mount Gambier product Matt Walmsley-Pace and 18 year old William Forster, who showed they are more than capable at the 1st grade level. We also saw the club’s leading run-scorer Tom Plant wind the clock back with 729 runs to make the team of the year, along with Nathan Schollar having a superb year in the middle order. Bowling wise, Daniel Clarke and Nick Fox took 30 and 29 wickets respectively to emerge as quality 1st grade bowlers for years to come, whilst from a wicket keeping perspective we had Joshua Roach have an outstanding season to come 2nd in the Charlie Walker medal. Outside of the club but within our playing group, it was extremely exciting to see a former Glenelg U/14 junior in Alex Carey and 1st grade captain Chadd Sayers get their deserved opportunity at the international level and perform admirably. We strive to produce international quality players at our club, and to have two outstanding talents achieve this feat this season is fantastic. Congratulations Alex and Chadd!

On behalf of the 1st grade, I would like to thank Peter Muggleton and John Douvlos for offering their time to coach us once again this season; the effort you put in does not go unnoticed. Club coach Grant Francis was a fantastic help throughout the season, whilst we cannot forget our legendary scorer Gary Kuchta and the work he does in the statistics department. We thank Andrew Dand and


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Dave Jenkins for fulfilling team manager duties, as well as Jenny Bullimore and the ladies in the kitchen for providing afternoon tea each and every week. We cannot thank the volunteers around the club enough for allowing us to do the fun part at the club; that is of course to play and win games and ultimately premierships on the cricket field.

Finally, congratulations to the club as a whole for having a successful 2017-18 with 7 of 9 sides making semi-finals, and in particular the U/16 Red’s for winning back-to-back premierships! That is something we should be extremely proud of, and shows we are excelling as a Premier Grade Cricket club. Here’s hoping to a similarly successful 2018-19 season!

Ben Bullimore

Debut 1st Grade Game Players

1st Grade coach Peter Muggleton presents Club cap #531 to Matthew Walmsley-Pace

Past Player, Captain and Coach Paul Forster, proudly presents cap # 533 to son William Forster.

Will Bowering receives his cap #532 from former player and Club Coach David Scholz

1st XI Cap Award1st Grade assistant coach and past player

John Douvlos presenting a First XI cap To Nathan Schollar for achieving 50 1st Grade games.


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1st Grade Statistics 2017/18Home/Away Competition

Batting: M Inn no HS Agg Avg 50 100Plant, Thomas 12 14 2 168* 729 60.75 5 1Schollar, Nathan 13 12 2 101* 432 43.20 3 1Irvine, Danny 10 12 3 104* 420 46.67 3 1Winter, Jake 8 11 0 76 351 31.91 3 0Hoffmann, Joshua 12 13 2 94* 298 27.09 2 0Bullimore, Benjamin 12 14 5 56* 265 29.44 1 0Roach, Josh 13 14 3 37 197 17.91 0 0Fox, Nicholas 10 7 3 50* 81 20.25 1 0Sayers, Chadd 3 3 1 34* 71 35.50 0 0Botha, Johan 1 1 0 70 70 70.00 1 0Cunningham, Harry 10 6 3 25 68 22.67 0 0Walmsley-Pace, Matt 5 5 1 18 44 11.00 0 0Clarke, Daniel 13 6 0 24 34 5.67 0 0Forster, William 2 1 1 18* 18 n/a 0 0Tonkin, Maxwell 11 6 2 6* 12 3.00 0 0Bowering, William 5 4 1 2 3 1.00 0 0Dand, Craig 4 3 0 2 2 0.67 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10w Clarke, Daniel 13 227.4 36 879 30 29.30 6/115 1 0Fox, Nicholas 10 190.3 34 633 29 21.83 6/44 3 0Tonkin, Maxwell 11 155.5 34 484 20 24.20 4/24 0 0Cunningham, Harry 10 130 20 427 13 32.85 3/53 0 0Sayers, Chadd 3 64.2 14 189 10 18.90 5/62 1 0Bullimore, Benjamin 12 31 6 116 5 23.20 2/8 0 0Bowering, William 5 52.1 5 246 5 49.20 2/36 0 0Botha, Johan 1 8 0 32 3 10.67 3/32 0 0Hoffmann, Joshua 12 41 3 160 3 53.33 2/55 0 0Plant, Thomas 12 30 10 50 2 25.00 1/17 0 0Dand, Craig 4 29 2 153 2 76.50 2/67 0 0Irvine, Danny 10 7 0 31 1 31.00 1/31 0 0

Note: The 2 Day and One Day competitions were combined to make the 12 game home/away series.


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1st Grade Statistics 2017/18West End One Day Cup

Batting: M Inn no HS Runs Avg 50 100Winter, Jake 5 5 1 108* 279 69.75 2 1Plant, Thomas 5 5 1 93 246 61.50 2 0Bullimore, Benjamin 6 5 2 70* 239 79.67 3 0Schollar, Nathan 6 4 0 70 159 39.75 1 0Irvine, Danny 5 5 1 75 146 36.50 1 0Botha, Johan 1 1 0 70 70 70.00 1 0Roach, Josh 6 4 1 35 44 14.67 0 0Hoffmann, Joshua 4 3 0 22 39 13.00 0 0Fox, Nicholas 5 2 1 20 22 22.00 0 0Cunningham, Harry 4 2 2 12* 18 n/a 0 0Dand, Craig 4 2 0 15 17 8.50 0 0Walmsley-Pace, Matt 2 2 1 8* 11 11.00 0 0Clarke, Daniel 6 1 1 2* 2 n/a 0 0Bowering, William 4 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10w Fox, Nicholas 5 44 0 200 15 13.33 4/30 0 0Clarke, Daniel 6 51.4 0 263 10 26.30 3/29 0 0Bowering, William 4 38 0 156 7 22.29 2/33 0 0Dand, Craig 4 39 1 228 5 45.60 3/29 0 0Botha, Johan 1 8 0 32 3 10.67 3/32 0 0Bullimore, Benjamin 6 22 0 96 3 32.00 1/23 0 0Plant, Thomas 5 23 0 87 2 43.50 1/35 0 0Cunningham, Harry 4 22 0 104 2 52.00 1/14 0 0Hoffmann, Joshua 4 2 0 21 1 21.00 1/21 0 0Sayers, Chadd 1 10 1 22 1 22.00 1/22 0 0Patel, Akash 1 8 0 31 1 31.00 1/31 0 0Irvine, Danny 5 12 0 62 1 62.00 1/31 0 0Tonkin, Maxwell 1 3 0 13 0 n/a 0/13 0 0

Note: The 2 Day and One Day competitions were combined to make the 12 game home/away series. Some of these statistics are also included in the home/away series statistics.


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1st Grade Statistics 2017/18West End Twenty20 Cup Games

Batting: M Inn no HS Runs Avg 50 100Bullimore, Benjamin 5 5 1 90* 168 42.00 2 0Winter, Jake 4 4 1 87 150 50.00 2 0Irvine, Danny 6 6 1 71 143 28.60 1 0Botha, Johan 3 3 0 44 119 39.67 0 0Carey, Alex 1 1 0 60 60 60.00 1 0Roach, Josh 6 4 2 19 41 20.50 0 0Plant, Thomas 5 4 1 20 32 10.67 0 0Hoffmann, Joshua 5 4 0 15 28 7.00 0 0Walmsley-Pace, Matt 3 2 0 22 26 13.00 0 0Cunningham, Harry 6 4 1 9 23 7.67 0 0Clarke, Daniel 6 3 3 7* 8 n/a 0 0Tilbrook, Joel 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 0 0Bowering, William 6 2 0 4 5 2.50 0 0Sayers, Chadd 2 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0Dand, Craig 4 2 0 3 3 1.50 0 0Fox, Nicholas 3 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0Lee, Marcus 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 * denotes not outBowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10w Bowering, William 6 22 3 121 11 11.00 4/17 0 0Cunningham, Harry 6 18.3 0 99 10 9.90 5/15 1 0Botha, Johan 3 8 0 43 5 8.60 4/3 0 0Dand, Craig 4 13 2 82 5 16.40 2/12 0 0Clarke, Daniel 6 19 0 132 5 26.40 2/32 0 0Bullimore, Benjamin 5 5.3 0 56 3 18.67 2/27 0 0Hoffmann, Joshua 5 1.2 0 13 1 13.00 1/0 0 0Lee, Marcus 1 4 0 30 1 30.00 1/30 0 0Sayers, Chadd 2 8 0 66 1 66.00 1/31 0 0Tilbrook, Joel 1 1 0 18 0 n/a 0/18 0 0Plant, Thomas 5 2 0 32 0 n/a 0/32 0 0Fox, Nicholas 3 7 1 46 0 n/a 0/3 0 0


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PINK STUMPS DAYat Gliderol GDCC v Southern Disticts March 5

thank you to Veolia & our volunteers!


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Player Life Membership List Player Cap # From To 1st Gr Other Total 100th G Deceased Cooper WO 21 1909/10 1922/23 107 107 1922/23 Yes Waddy TM 7 1908/09 1927/28 104 104 1927/28 Yes Haddrick ES 89 1921/22 1937/38 130 21 151 1933/34 Yes Catchlove WE 100 1923/24 1940/41 153 153 1935/36 Yes Hack NR 105 1924/25 1936/37 114 114 1935/36 Yes Haddrick RL 106 1925/26 1945/46 114 16 130 1937/38 Yes Niehuus RD 155 1935/36 1963/64 120 21 141 1948/49 Yes Hunt RG 168 1936/37 1952/53 120 14 134 1951/52 Yes Butler JA 217 1945/46 1956/57 134 134 1953/54 Yes Kenneally CJ 216 1945/46 1962/63 131 12 143 1953/54 Yes Watts CA 222 1945/46 1957/58 112 112 1955/56 Yes Sargent MAJ 227 1946/47 1968/69 192 43 235 1961/62 Yes Rundle BT 236 1947/48 1973/74 100 125 225 1964/65 Yes McCarthy KJ 288 1962/63 1976/77 137 8 145 1972/73 Illman BK 260 1954/55 1976/77 140 78 218 1973/74 Pearce IC 291 1960/61 1984/85 117 140 257 1975/76 Sincock PD 303 1965/66 1976/77 113 34 147 1975/76 Parker RJ 319 1968/69 1985/86 184 44 228 1978/79 Hall G 336 1972/73 1991/92 136 41 177 1985/86 Johnston DA 333 1970/71 1991/92 158 27 185 1985/86 Wundke SC 355 1975/76 1986/87 112 38 150 1985/86 Harms T 396 1985/86 1992/93 107 107 1992/93 Forster P 404 1984/85 2004/05 180 61 241 1994/95 Gladigau P 390 1983/84 2013/14 151 19 170 1994/95 Sulicich P 382 1977/78 1997/98 122 105 227 1994/95 Scott A 408 1981/82 1997/98 109 39 148 1997/98 Scholz DA 425 1988/89 2015/16 147 63 210 2003/04 Koch T 444 1995/96 2007/08 120 44 164 2006/07 Rowe NM 447 1994/95 2010/11 143 61 204 2006/07 Plant J 462 1997/98 2009/10 107 28 135 2009/10 Plant T 460 1997/98 196 14 210 2009/10 200 Senior Games (but less 100 1st Grade games) Player Cap # From To 1st Gr Other Total 200th G Daniel RS 270 1949/50 1980/81 70 147 217 1971/72 Jacob L 1955/56 1976/77 0 246 246 1972/73 Matthews WJ 287 1958/59 1975/76 54 155 209 1975/76 Yes Burfitt M 1960/61 1980/81 0 216 216 1977/78 Yes Yeomans MG 337 1972/73 1989/90 82 140 222 1988/89 Sedunary G 383 1975/76 1992/93 23 178 201 1992/93 Tonkin M 368 1979/80 1996/97 12 193 205 1995/96 Rundle T 399 1979/80 1998/99 1 223 224 1996/97 Gladigau M 417 1983/84 2006/07 33 167 200 2006/07 Douvlos J 469 1993/94 2016/17 32 218 250 2010/11 Capp A 1996/97 2015/16 0 230 230 2013/14


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Recipients of the Player Life Membership

photos by Jenny Bullimore


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Tom Plant accepting the 1st Grade Chappell Batting trophy from 1st Grade coach Peter Muggleton

Sharing a joke together 1st Grade coach Peter Muggleton (right) presents Chadd Sayers with a bowling trophy for his

5/62 against Northern Districts

Chairman Jarret Moyse presents Tom Plant the Paul Pilkington 1st Grade Fielding trophy

Chadd Sayers presents the Seafillies Trophy for the most outstanding Women’s Club player to Nicole Adams

Nicole Adams who also won the SACA Lyn Fullston Medal for the best player in womens 2nd Grade, being presented with her medal by Bradman Medallist Peter Gladigau.

Presentation Night Awards


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2nd Grade coach, Ben Higgins presenting the Russell Parker Batting 2nd Grade trophy to Chester Forster, on

behalf of his brother William who was o/seas.

Marcus Lee accepting the Brian Illman 2nd Grade Bowling trophy form 2nd Grade coach Ben Higgins

Captain Robert Pearl presenting the Jack Butler 3rd Grade batting trophy to Steven Heatley

Captain Robert Pearl presenting the Mark Yeomans 3rd Grade bowlng trophy to Lachlan Combes

Tom Worthington (right) accepts the Tom Plant 4th Grade Batting trophy from namesake Tom Plant.

Peter Gladigau (right) presents his 4th Grade Bowling trophy to winner Michael O’Connor

PRESENTATION NIGHT AWARDS


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PRESENTATION DINNER SEASON 2017/18

Amanda Wilson, Acting Mayor of Holdfast Bay, presents the Lord Mayor’s trophy to Club statistician

Gary KutchtaJason Gentle, MC for the night’s

activities and did a great job

1st Grade Captain and Australian Test player Chadd Sayers addressing the presentation

night audience

Club Coach Grant Francis addressing the gathering on presentation night


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Players & Guests Enjoying Senior Presentation Night 2017/18


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2nd Grade Captain’s Report

“The futures a bright one”. The 2017/18 season was tough one, but one I take immense pride in, leading a group of young men who took on the challenge of B grade cricket and didn’t take a backward step.

We started the season with a handful of senior players who hadn’t played a lot of 2nd Grade games and went to Prospect unsure of what the season would hold. We had a great run into Christmas only losing one game, but coming off the break, we really struggled to capture the form and team performances that had lead us to a top four spot.

A trend of being able to bowl teams out cheaply, and give ourselves a relatively low score to chase, followed us throughout the year. Our ability to bowl in partnerships and really squeeze the opposition in the field, allowed us to put a lot of pressure on our opponents and capitalise most weeks. Liam Thompson led the attack beautifully with the new ball taking 24 wickets, and was backed exceptionally all year by Marcus Lee, taking 28 wickets. Notable performances include a wicket with his first ball in 2nd Grade cricket for Will Bowering, who bowled exceptionally well each week before being poached, deservedly, by the 1st Grade.With the bat we struggled all year to find that big score, but had plenty of guys chipping in to keep the scoreboard ticking along. Will Forster did a great job all year opening, scoring 323 runs at 24.8, and

was backed up by Matthew Walmsley-Pace, scoring 318 runs at 53, both of whom deservedly received a 1st Grade cap.

We ultimately fell short in the semi-final against Kensington in a game where home conditions made in very tough for us to take the 10 wickets required. However, the passion and never say die attitude shown by everyone makes me believe that, with another year of experience under our belt, we will be more than capable of competing at the top of the ladder. Hopefully a couple steps better next year.

A big thank you goes out to Ben Higgins for all of his time and effort. Not only for his help at training, and with collecting the kit each week, but for demonstrating calmness and patience in dealing with the team and myself every weekend. Thanks to Grant and the coaches for giving me the opportunity to captain such a great group. Thanks to the committee and the volunteers for the countless hours at training and work behind the scenes that allow us to get onto the oval each week.

An unsung hero of any team who is there every week, rain or shine, is the scorer and once again Bruce Chapman did a fantastic job. To the players who had the undeniable pleasure of copping a couple sprays in the changing rooms, thanks for all your hard work, effort and commitment. You made captaining a challenge each week but one that could only be enjoyed, I hope you have a great winter and I see you all next year.

James Muir 2nd Grade Captain


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2nd Grade Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inn no HS Runs Avg 50 100Forster, William 12 16 3 45* 323 24.85 0 0Walmsley-Pace, Matt 8 9 3 75 318 53.00 3 0Bartolo, Jayson 12 14 3 83 313 28.45 2 0Broad, Chris 10 12 3 62 262 29.11 2 0Tilbrook, Joel 13 12 2 75 260 26.00 2 0Dand, Craig 6 6 0 80 217 36.17 3 0Lee, Marcus 13 10 1 27 120 13.33 0 0Boschma, Riki 7 9 1 31* 109 13.63 0 0Forster, Oscar 8 8 0 66 108 13.50 1 0Muir, James 9 8 2 73* 99 16.50 1 0Irvine, Danny 3 4 1 55* 94 31.33 1 0Cunningham, Harry 3 3 0 87 93 31.00 1 0Heatley, Steven 1 1 0 72 72 72.00 1 0Fox, Nicholas 1 1 0 61 61 61.00 1 0Thompson, Liam 13 9 2 26 61 8.71 0 0Combes, Lachlan 2 2 0 35 48 24.00 0 0Forster, Lawson 11 7 2 18 42 8.40 0 0Bowering, William 7 5 4 9* 20 20.00 0 0Williams, Sam 2 3 0 8 10 3.33 0 0Pearl, Robert 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10w Lee, Marcus 13 186.1 62 381 28 13.61 5/24 1 0Thompson, Liam 13 226.1 59 541 24 22.54 4/63 0 0Forster, Lawson 11 153 49 415 19 21.84 4/2 0 0Bowering, William 7 97.5 33 219 15 14.60 4/39 0 0Tilbrook, Joel 13 86.3 20 233 15 15.53 5/17 1 0Cunningham, Harry 3 50.3 13 122 7 17.43 3/33 0 0Dand, Craig 6 99 45 146 6 24.33 2/15 0 0Tonkin, Maxwell 2 18.3 6 32 3 10.67 3/19 0 0Combes, Lachlan 2 13.1 4 42 2 21.00 2/27 0 0Bartolo, Jayson 12 4 2 8 1 8.00 1/8 0 0Broad, Chris 10 1 0 8 0 n/a 0/8 0 0Fox, Nicholas 1 20 4 50 0 n/a 0/50 0 0


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2nd Grade Women’s ReportGlenelg made the commitment to enter a Women’s team into the SACA 2nd Grade Competition for the first time in 2016/2017. Our first year was one of learning, and finding our way. We were only successful in winning one game, and we had some pretty heavy

losses.From a purely statistical point of view, in 2016/2017, we made 759 runs as a team for the loss of 113 wickets, and conceded 1408 runs, and only took 63 wickets. We were very young, but we felt we had plenty of potential.

To say that we improved our performances this year is a little bit of an understatement. We only lost 4 matches for the season, were second in runs made and wickets taken, and made the finals in the 40 over competition for the first time. Statistically, we made 2094 runs for the season losing 113 wickets, and took 118 wickets while conceding 1408 runs, a 144% improvement in batting, and a 87% improvement in bowling, a staggering result.Importantly, we only lost 5 girls from our first squad, but added many new faces to our squad.

Nicole (Nugget) Adams, joined us, and won all of the batting prizes available in Women’s 2nd Grade Cricket. Overall, 16 girls represent Glenelg for the season, and 9 girls represent Glenelg for the first time.

Our fielding and bowling was of a very high order every week, and we had many contributors during the season. We had 3 girls score over 200 runs, and 4 girls take 15 wickets or more.The girls developed a great team culture, and enjoyed each others company and successes.

Our thanks go to all of the parents and volunteers that helped each week, and to Kai and Ben for their coaching efforts, and to Kate for her excellent leadership throughout the season.

We look forward to the day, when Glenelg will compete in the Women’s 1st Grade competition for the first time.

Graham SedunarySenior Womens Coach


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NICOLLE (Nugget) ADAMSLyn Fulston Medallist for the best womens’

2nd Grade player. Nicolle also won the batting trophy with 658 runs, including the Club’s maiden

women’s century score of 159 ret.

Rachael Brown winner of the Snewin Family Bowling Trophy, receiving her award from donor Gemma Snewin.

Lucy Bowering receiving her bowling trophy for taking 4/11 including a hat trick from Captain Kate Weger

Nicolle Adams receiving the Cheryl Cook Batting Trophy from Club Treasurer Cheryl Cook

Captain Kate Weger deliverying her 2nd Grade

report to the audience


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Womens 2nd Grade T40 Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inn no HS Runs Avg 50 100Adams, Nicole 9 9 0 159 419 46.56 2 1Weger, Kate 9 9 2 96* 238 34.00 2 0Bowering, Lucy 9 8 2 37* 74 12.33 0 0Mark, Mikayla 8 7 1 31 73 12.17 0 0Larosa, Eleanor 8 7 4 9 30 10.00 0 0Brown, Rachael 8 7 1 16 29 4.83 0 0Andrews, Kate 6 5 0 7 21 4.20 0 0Wilson, Jade 5 5 1 9 14 3.50 0 0Chandio, Unsa 5 4 0 5 11 2.75 0 0Willmott, Taniel 5 4 0 5 8 2.00 0 0Sedunary, Alyssa 5 4 0 7 8 2.00 0 0Anderson, Melissa 4 3 0 4 4 1.33 0 0Edwards, Sarah 4 3 2 2* 2 2.00 0 0Whittaker, Melissa 2 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0Scott, Abby 6 5 1 1* 1 0.25 0 0Burt, Chelsea 6 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10wBowering, Lucy 9 46 8 103 16 6.44 4/11 0 0Brown, Rachael 8 52 13 123 16 7.69 4/14 0 0Mark, Mikayla 8 39 7 75 10 7.50 4/14 0 0Larosa, Eleanor 8 33 3 118 8 14.75 3/11 0 0Adams, Nicole 9 32 5 65 6 10.83 2/11 0 0Edwards, Sarah 4 12 1 47 5 9.40 4/18 0 0Burt, Chelsea 6 14 0 82 4 20.50 2/14 0 0Weger, Kate 9 14 1 42 3 14.00 1/8 0 0Chandio, Unsa 5 6 0 12 0 n/a 0/5 0 0Anderson, Melissa 4 7 1 26 0 n/a 0/10 0 0


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Womens 2nd Grade T20 Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inn no HS Runs Avg 50 100Adams, Nicole 9 8 1 68* 239 34.14 1 0Weger, Kate 9 9 1 60 216 27.00 1 0Mark, Mikayla 9 8 4 70* 160 40.00 1 0Brown, Rachael 9 8 4 12 52 13.00 0 0Andrews, Kate 8 7 2 9* 17 3.40 0 0Wilson, Jade 9 6 0 7 17 2.83 0 0Bowering, Lucy 7 4 1 8 10 3.33 0 0Whittaker, Melissa 7 4 0 4 9 2.25 0 0Chandio, Unsa 6 5 0 4 8 1.60 0 0Sedunary, Alyssa 6 4 2 2* 4 2.00 0 0Edwards, Sarah 7 1 1 1* 1 n/a 0 0 * denotes not outBowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10wBrown, Rachael 9 36 4 148 13 11.38 4/9 0 0Adams, Nicole 9 31.2 4 115 9 12.78 2/6 0 0Mark, Mikayla 9 31 3 74 7 10.57 2/3 0 0Bowering, Lucy 7 28 1 117 6 19.50 3/13 0 0Edwards, Sarah 7 19 0 128 4 32.00 2/3 0 0Chandio, Unsa 6 5.5 0 40 3 13.33 2/16 0 0Larosa, Eleanor 1 2 1 1 0 n/a 0/1 0 0Weger, Kate 9 13 0 52 0 n/a 0/2 0 0


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3rd Grade Captain’s ReportWhen having discussions at the start of the year about our goals and how we were going to approach the 2017/2018 season; backing our strengths/gameplay, displaying consistency and playing finals cricket were a common thread. We implemented these goals

effectively throughout the season, which in turn resulted in us playing finals cricket for the first time in 3-4 seasons.

This season once again we were able to see the bright future this club holds with its young players and will only benefit from experience of playing senior cricket and I cannot wait to see what is in store for them in the nearby future.

Something we have been to wanting to improve in previous seasons was our batting. By having an even number of contributors, batting time, facing our overs and backing each individuals game saw us dramatically develop from previous seasons by being lucky to reach 200, in to making 200 most weeks and producing the most runs in the 3rd Grade competition. Our leading run scorers were our two opening batsmen for a majority of the season which was pleasing with Steven Heatley (384 @ 32) and Sam Williams (291 @ 36). Other contributors all included our top 6 batsmen with myself (250), Mark Healey (174) and Tom Worthington (165), while Oscar Forster and Chris Broad were also amongst the runs, however through standout performances spent most of their time in the 2nd Grade. Other positive signs were evident with youngsters Isaac Higgins batting top 4 (eligible U/16), Zack McCabe (eligible U/16) and Jonah Whitelum batting in the middle order with a positive approach and willing to play their shots.

A constant over the past few seasons has been our bowling. We talked about applying pressure early and being consistent with our lines and lengths, and our two opening bowlers did this and to their efforts ended up being our leading wicket takers with (Lachlan Combes (27 @ 12) and Joel Wilson (18 @ 17). Two other players – one in his first season of senior cricket; Bradley Rayson (16 @ 9) was impressive and showed great development throughout the season with his ball movement and aggression and one an aged veteran; Mark Healey (11 @ 17), showed he hasn’t lost his touch, his consistency with his bowling and was always reliable when called upon. Lastly it’s always handy to have a quality spinner in the team, and although Jonah Whitelum only played 4 games he offered plenty with the ball and will only improve within the coming seasons.

Although our season ended in the first final against Kensington, this season was one of vast improvement. Through performing consistently and individuals developing their own skills, I have real hope in this group that we will go one better next year, as we have the right mix of experience and youth and desire to win!

Finally, I would like to thank Grant Francis for his support as Head Coach in his first year, it was greatly appreciated. Thank you to all of the other coaches, as well as the 3rd Grade playing group for their support throughout the season and as mentioned let’s look to go one better next year!

A big thanks must also go to Ian Milne for being our scorer, you do a sensational job. Here’s to hoping for another enjoyable and suc-cessful 2017/18 as a club!

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3rd Grade Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inn no HS Runs Avg 50 100Heatley, Steven 12 14 2 82 384 32.00 2 0Williams, Sam 9 9 1 64 291 36.38 2 0Pearl, Robert 8 9 0 69 250 27.78 2 0Healey, Mark 10 10 1 64 174 19.33 2 0Worthington, Tom 8 10 2 38* 165 20.63 0 0Forster, Oscar 5 5 1 90 161 40.25 1 0Broad, Chris 2 2 0 105 152 76.00 0 1Combes, Lachlan 10 9 3 32 96 16.00 0 0Nicolson, James 5 5 2 41* 80 26.67 0 0Boschma, Riki 5 6 0 48 72 12.00 0 0Muir, James 3 4 1 52* 69 23.00 1 0Turlan, Jay 3 1 1 43* 43 n/a 0 0Whitelum, Jonah 4 4 2 31* 43 21.50 0 0Bartolo, Jayson 1 1 0 39 39 39.00 0 0McCabe, Zack 4 3 0 25 28 9.33 0 0Wilson, Joel 11 6 3 10 25 8.33 0 0Higgins, Isaac 4 6 0 10 23 3.83 0 0Rayson, Bradley 6 5 1 11 23 5.75 0 0Deniet, Joshua 6 2 1 18* 18 18.00 0 0Boschma, Kai 2 2 1 15* 18 18.00 0 0Patel, Akash 1 1 0 13 13 13.00 0 0Lee, Cameron 4 3 1 5* 5 2.50 0 0Applegarth, Scott 2 2 0 4 4 2.00 0 0James, Benjamin 2 1 1 2.1 2 n/a 0 0Regan, Gavin 2 2 1 0* 0 0.00 0 0 * denotes not out

3rd Grade Statistics 2017/18Bowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10wCombes, Lachlan 10 127.1 29 324 27 12.00 5/24 1 0Wilson, Joel 11 114 21 321 18 17.83 3/10 0 0Rayson, Bradley 6 57 15 154 16 9.63 5/11 1 0Healey, Mark 10 66.3 15 190 11 17.27 3/10 0 0Forster, Lawson 2 40.2 14 75 9 8.33 3/15 0 0Deniet, Joshua 6 27 2 91 7 13.00 3/39 0 0Whitelum, Jonah 4 26.5 1 123 6 20.50 4/34 0 0Pearl, Robert 8 35 4 162 5 32.40 2/4 0 0Williams, Sam 9 16.4 0 57 4 14.25 3/11 0 0Lee, Cameron 4 9.2 0 36 3 12.00 2/20 0 0Higgins, Isaac 4 14.2 3 52 3 17.33 2/16 0 0James, Benjamin 2 8 2 27 2 13.50 2/27 0 0Regan, Gavin 2 3.1 0 10 1 10.00 1/10 0 0Lee, Ethan 1 7 1 31 1 31.00 1/31 0 0Nicolson, James 5 30 3 120 1 120.00 1/11 0 0Worthington, Tom 8 0.1 0 0 0 n/a 0 0Patel, Akash 1 2 0 12 0 n/a 0 0Bartolo, Jayson 1 2 0 19 0 n/a 0/19 0 0Mifsud, James 1 4 0 25 0 n/a 0 0Turlan, Jay 3 5 0 43 0 n/a 0/36 0 0


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4th Grade Captain’s ReportThe 2017/18 season was definitely challenging for the young 4th Grade team, but one which we can take many positives from. The team started off well with a promising round 1 win against

Prospect out at Broadview oval. James Mifsud (4/22) and Joel Wilson (3/16) led the way in the bowling attack helping to dismiss Prospect for 123. From a batting perspective it’s never a great start to be in the situation of 3/7, however Lachie Mill (64*) alongside Mark Healey (44) batted exceptionally well together, establishing a 104 run partnership to secure us the win. This was pleasing as it has always been a struggle in previous seasons to develop strong batting partnerships in the 4th Grade.

The next couple of games resulted in losses where we failed to make an impact on the scoreboard especially from a batting point of view. That all changed in Round 4 against Kensington where leading from the front was an incredible innings from Tom Worthington (185). Tom had great support coming from his opening partner Kai Boschma (71). This opening partnership between the two tallied 240. A quick fire (67*) from Bradley Rayson put us in a very strong position with a total of 3/371. Unfortunately, as it goes with cricket, the weather gods were not with us and the game was called off the following week, ending any chance of a victory.

As in most cases player performance demands selection and this situation was no different with multiple team changes for the next game. This of course provides great opportunity for juniors to step up and experience the nature of playing senior cricket. With such a young team, we did struggle in the next couple of games but were able to enjoy an outright victory against Woodville before the mid-season break. A great individual performance from Jonah Whitelum help set the game up with a brilliant spell of bowling, taking 5/10 and then proceeding to open the batting and topscoring with (77). Michael O’Connor chipped in the second innings with a good spell of (4/10).

After the midseason break the team had to deal with the fact of the unwarranted stretch of eight weeks where no game was played. Circumstances surrounding weather, byes and unforeseen events, it was a Frustrating 2nd half of the season, one where the team struggled to play with consistency. The final game of the year I thought was our most comprehensive performance as a team beating West Torrens by 147 runs. We had even contributors with the bat, Benny James (47), James Nicolson (32), Jay Turlan (31). I was very confident we would be able to defend our total of 264 as long as we stuck to our plans and apply pressure in the field. As a bowling unit I don’t think we could have performed much better. Benny James as usual was Mr. reliable bowling from one end giving nothing away while Jay Turlan had a day out taking (6/66). It was very pleasing to finish the season on a high note and should give us momentum to build on for next year.

We had a number of young players who showed great ability during the season and I believe they will be important senior players for our club in years to come. Bradley Rayson, Jonah Whitelum and Cameron Lee are all young players who finished playing in higher grades due to their good performances during the season. I would also expect the likes of Brett Connor, Kai Boschma, Shannon Upton and Mitchell Hann to continue to improve and push their claims to play higher next season.

A big thank you to Peter Hanley (Gof) for scoring during the year, we really do appreciate your help as always, you do great job.

Lastly, I would like to thank Grant Francis and all the coaching staff for their support and efforts throughout the year. I think as a club we are building to something great and hopefully success is not too far away!

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4th Grade Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inn no HS Runs Avg 50 100Worthington, Tom 4 4 0 185 194 48.50 0 1Connor, Brett 9 7 1 40 135 22.50 0 0Applegarth, Scott 9 8 0 34 127 15.88 0 0Boschma, Kai 8 7 0 71 121 17.29 1 0Rayson, Bradley 3 3 1 67* 110 55.00 1 0Turlan, Jay 3 3 1 44* 91 45.50 0 0Upton, Shannon 7 6 1 37* 85 17.00 0 0Hann, Mitchell 8 6 0 36 79 13.17 0 0James, Benjamin 8 4 0 47 77 19.25 0 0Whitelum, Jonah 1 1 0 77 77 77.00 1 0Nicolson, James 3 3 0 32 72 24.00 0 0O’Connor, Michael 11 8 2 18* 69 11.50 0 0Mill, Lachlan 1 1 1 64* 64 n/a 1 0Thomas, William 5 4 0 28 59 14.75 0 0McCabe, Samuel 3 3 0 28 47 15.67 0 0Healey, Mark 1 1 0 44 44 44.00 0 0McPherson, Braydon 2 2 1 34* 38 38.00 0 0Miell, Harry 3 3 0 14 21 7.00 0 0Mifsud, James 10 6 4 6 19 9.50 0 0Regan, Gavin 1 1 0 17 17 17.00 0 0Gentle, Jason 1 1 0 15 15 15.00 0 0Marshall, Thomas 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 0 0Lee, Cameron 7 4 1 8 10 3.33 0 0Chandler, Harrison 2 2 0 7 7 3.50 0 0Lee, Ethan 6 4 0 1 3 0.75 0 0Matz, Ryan 2 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0

* denotes not outBowling: M O M R W Ave BB 5w 10w O’Connor, Michael 11 71 11 241 11 21.91 4/10 0 0Mifsud, James 10 53 2 224 10 22.40 4/22 0 0Lee, Cameron 7 48 10 137 9 15.22 3/14 0 0Rayson, Bradley 3 25 2 82 8 10.25 7/43 1 0Turlan, Jay 3 30.4 2 118 8 14.75 6/66 1 0Upton, Shannon 7 45.5 11 153 6 25.50 2/27 0 0Lee, Ethan 6 56.5 8 251 6 41.83 2/39 0 0Whitelum, Jonah 1 4.2 1 10 5 2.00 5/10 1 0James, Benjamin 8 66 21 137 5 27.40 2/22 0 0Wilson, Joel 1 6.1 1 16 3 5.33 3/16 0 0Deniet, Joshua 1 11 2 23 3 7.67 3/23 0 0Gentle, Jason 1 8 1 37 2 18.50 2/37 0 0Nicolson, James 3 29 5 59 2 29.50 1/14 0 0Connor, Brett 9 1 0 10 1 10.00 1/10 0 0Applegarth, Scott 9 3 0 16 1 16.00 1/16 0 0Worthington, Tom 4 4.1 0 16 1 16.00 1/16 0 0Healey, Mark 1 8 0 22 1 22.00 1/22 0 0Chandler, Harrison 2 2 1 11 0 n/a 0 0Marshall, Thomas 1 4 0 25 0 n/a 0/25 0 0


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SACA U/17 Shield Carnival (January 2018)

Batting: M Inns No. HS Runs Avg 500 100Whitelum, Jonah 5 5 2 50* 153 51.00 1 0Higgins, Isaac 5 5 2 44 136 45.33 0 0Boschma, Riki 5 5 0 75 92 18.40 1 0Regan, Gavin 5 4 3 21* 43 43.00 0 0McCabe, Zack 5 3 1 24 31 15.50 0 0Aulert, Joshua 4 2 0 16 17 8.50 0 0Chandler, Harrison 5 3 0 7 15 5.00 0 0Fitzgerald, Max 5 1 1 4* 4 n/a 0 0Hoffmann, Joshua 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 0 0Nieuwerkerk, Tom 5 1 1 1* 1 n/a 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M Runs W Ave BB 5w 10wWhitelum, Jonah 5 16 0 84 10 8.40 0 0 0Fitzgerald, Max 5 20 0 105 10 10.50 0 0 0Bowering, William 4 16 1 61 4 15.25 0 0 0Kerruish, Kyle 5 10 0 59 3 19.67 0 0 0Nieuwerkerk, Tom 5 17 0 106 3 35.33 0 0 0Hoffmann, Joshua 1 3 0 6 2 3.00 0 0 0Regan, Gavin 5 4.5 1 24 1 24.00 0 0 0Scott, Kyle 4 8 0 63 1 63.00 0 0 0Higgins, Isaac 5 5 0 28 0 n/a 0 0 0

Australian & GDCC player Alex Carey (right) presenting the U/17 Murray Sargent batting trophy to Jonah Whitelum

Max Fitzgerald, who shared the U/17 Brian & Des Rundle bowling trophy with Jonah Whitelum receives his award

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Junior Coordinator’s Report

OverviewOff the back of our success in 2016/17 we were quietly confident that our teams should do well again in the 2017/18 season. By the end of it we were thrilled with the result,

which no doubt is the culmination of the previous four or 5 years of hard work from everybody in-volved. Our established players picked up where they left off last season and began the pre-season schedule with the same enthusiasm and fervour. New players to the club and those joining us from the Academy, had no option to rise to the challenge – and did so, quickly. All players and coaches have worked extraordinarily hard throughout the season again and their efforts paid big dividends by the end of March.

As with every year both the under 14 and 16 White teams saw many players move through their ranks as we fed players up through the grades to satisfy selection pressures throughout the club. This not-withstanding, by the end of Round 10 it was clear that all four teams were within striking distance of a Semi-finals berth. With the exception of Sturt, no other Club came close to achieving this feat this season. Both Reds teams were assured a place and both White teams needed to finish with wins and have a few other things go their way to see a berth realised. Both Whites teams won their final round, the U14 White group made it to the Semis and the U16 Whites just missed out. Unfortunate-ly the U14 Reds and Whites lost their respective Semi-finals, the U16 Reds went on to win the Pre-miership against Woodville.

The Ray Sutton Shield and Bank SA U17 Shield sides were unlucky not to secure Grand final berths and the Bank SA U12 Shield side also made a good account of themselves. It is clear that GDCC juniors are in a very good place at present.

In addition to this, the seniors found themselves in a similar situation, with three teams making their respective Semi-finals. We would like to offer our congratulations to Grant Francis in his first year as Coaching Director and the coaching, support staff and volunteers and all of the seniors for their achievements this year. We hope the juniors that we send you will continue to contribute to your success and we look forward to working with you towards a successful future for the whole clubTeam Performances

Junior Academy: Coach - Tim Dyer; Team Manager - Kym Williams The young fellas had a somewhat quiet season as we tried to find the best way to accommodate them in the club structure, in the first season without a formal competition to play in. Tim did an excellent job of bringing the group together. The squad naturally competed in the U12 Shield and despite regular training, finished 7th overall. A very positive result considering they only played a few trial games before hand. But it was clear that as the competition progressed, the boys gelled well and played the 40:40 formats strongly. They finished their season with informal trial games against three other PL Clubs, through which they continued to improve. We were fortunate to have an excellent group of supportive parents and after some reflection and input from them and Tim, plans to improve on this year’s training and playing structure are already in progress.

U/16 Red: Coach - James Greenwell.Back to back Premiers this year, the lads finished the minor rounds 3rd overall with 8 wins 1 draw and 2 losses and three draws. Glenelg went on to win both their Semi-final against Sturt and Grand Final against Woodville (again) in convincing fash-ion with rarely a foot put wrong – which is exactly what happened last season. The boys seem to peak at exactly the right time. Congratulations on the win on the back of all that hard work.

U/16 Whites: Coach - Sean GilbertUnlucky not to make a Semi-finals berth, the U16 Whites had a very successful season finishing equal 4th/5th with Sturt with strong wins in the last two rounds. Finishing with 6 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses. It is with some sadness that we say fare-well (but not goodbye) to Sean after two seasons at the helm. Sean has guided the boys through some very tricky territory at times and the results speak for themselves. Thank you Sean!

U/14 Reds: Coach - Paul Forster Off the back of the U14 Whites premiership win last season, it was always going to be an inter-esting year for most of this team. Having made it to the Semi-final, the boys succumbed to some very good, high pressure cricket to be beaten by Adelaide. However their season was very strong. 9 wins, 1 loss and 1 draw saw the boys finish the season as minor premiers. As some of them move into the U16 ranks, we look forward to watching their progress


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U/14 Whites: Coach - Matthew Chapman After retiring as Club Coaching Director, we were thrilled to welcome Chappy into the juniors coaching ranks. Under his careful hand the boys finished the season well. Like the U16 Whites, the U14 Whites saw much movement of players through their ranks which can be unsettling even for experienced sides. In spite of this, the boys finished 3rd overall with 6 wins and four losses. They lost to a very strong Northern Districts in a Semi Final game with its fair share of tension and twists and turns.

Ray Sutton Shield: Coach – Paul Forster; Assistant Coach - Steve HeatleyThe 2017/18 season of RSS saw a team of mixed strengths perform well, missing out on a Grand Final berth by 0.002 of a point in Adelaide’s favour. However we can be justifiably proud of this result also. Our performance in the RSS is seen by the Club as an acid test as to the health of the junior competition. When compared with the other results from the season, we are confident that our boys are performing well and the juniors are thriving.

The U/17 Shield: Coach – Josh Roach; Team Managers - Craig Bowering and Ben HigginsThe under 17 boys this year participated in the first ever Bank SA U17 shield in T20 format. Having cut the tournament from two weeks to one, it was vital the boys hit the ground running, which they did. With solid wins over Southern Districts, Adelaide, West Torrens and Woodville, the only loss came on the last day to Sturt, who were victorious by one wicket. For us to not go through to the final, Adelaide had to win its last game inside 18.4 overs and they did so in 18.3. The format and size of our home ground resulted in lower scores that hurt our percentage. However, it was a great learning experience for the boys. Many had never played T20 before and to beat teams with renowned game winners was terrific. The only loss coming to the eventual winners in the last over. The boys conducted themselves in a magnificent fashion.

Coaching and Support StaffWith the departure of Grant Francis to take on the Seniors role, I hoped that the new coaching structure with two Coaching Co-ordinators in James Greenwell for the U16s and Ben Arthur for the U14s would stand up to scrutiny, they didn’t disappoint. They did an excellent job in transitioning in to the new management structure and it was business as usual.Our core coaching group was James Greenwell and team manager Matt Kerruish (U/16 Red),

Sean Gilbert (U/16 White), Paul Forster (U/14 Red), Paul Forster and Steve Heatley (RSS), Tim Dyer and Shield team manager Kym Williams (Junior Academy, SACA U/12 Shield), Josh Roach and team managers Craig Bowering and Ben Higgins (SACA U/17 Shield). We were unlucky not to have the consistent presence of Graham Sedunary (net sessions and conditioning) and Darren Davis (fielding and conditioning) this season, but when they could help, their input was always valuable. Steven Heatley assisted again with the U/16 and RSS squads and Jamie McPherson assisted the U16s in the nets. Laura Bond stepped up again at the beginning of the season through her fielding session and expertise she shared from her softball experience. Club Physiotherapy sponsor James Pyke contributed at the top of the season with some excellent advice to the boys about body care and strength. I can’t express my thanks to this group enough. As role models of hard work, discipline and care we couldn’t ask for a better coaching group.

We are extremely grateful to all the parents and carers who contributed to scoring, ground set up and breakdown, afternoon teas and fetching and carrying sundry children, forgotten items, supplying first aid and general care and support of our players. Without your involvement and commitment our competition wouldn’t exist, thank you all.

In another productive year I would like thank the Junior Committee. I have continued to enjoy working with this dedicated group of people and thank them for their hard work and commitment to the Club. There will be some changes to the Committee in the coming year and I’ll be keen to work with them all again. The committee consists of:Alan Scholz – Club Honorary SecretaryAmanda Aulert – Scorers Rosters, U14 and U16 repAmy Hill – Media officer, Academy, U14 repBen Arthur – U14 Coaching Co-ordinatorJames Greenwell – U16 Coaching Co0ordinatorLaura Bond – Pre-season training and U16 repMatthew Kerruish – My Cricket Administrator, U16 repSarah Nunn – Finance Officer, U14 and U16 repCam Grant – Academy and U14 repKaren Knox – Child Safety Officer and Academy rep

State and National Representative HonoursCongratulations to the following players on their high performance selections. We are all very proud of your efforts and ambassadorship for the Club.


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CA U17 State side J HoffmanU17 State side W BoweringU15 State side I Higgins Z McCabeSAPSASA GDCC T Wilkinson R Hill SAPSASA Country H Case K WebberU17 Shield GDCC I Higgins H Chandler M Fitzgerald K Kerruish K Scott W Bowering J AulertU17 Shield Country Z McCabe C PriorU17 Force I Higgins H Chandler K Keurruish W BoweringU14 Force C Forster K Angove J Arthur H Perks

This year we made a point of wishing well our U/16 players who will move to the seniors’ ranks next season at the end of season presentations. I meant what I said that night in that we hope they have loved playing with the juniors and that they will continue to contribute to our senior ranks and most of all to keep loving playing.

Thank you everyone for the season that was and I look forward to the new season and seeing everyone again.

Ben Pike,GDCC Junior Co-ordinator

Under 16 Grand FinalistsPhoto by Matthew Kerruish


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Junior Trophy AwardsMajor Trophy Winners:

Junior Cricketer of the Year Max Fitzgerald

Junior Wicket-keeper of the Year Chester Forster

Seahorse Medal Winners:

U16 Red Luca WhitelumU16 White Joseph Richter-Gilbert

U14 Red Riley Hill & Sam WaltonU14 White Bowen Payne

SACA U/16 Batting & Bowling Awards:

U/16 Red Batting Tyreece Conway 353 Runs @ 35.30U/16 Red Bowling Luca Whitelum 22 Wkts @ 10.775 Wkts/Innings Luca Whitelum 5 wkts for 11 runs, Round 4 Vs. West Torrens5 Wkts/Innings Oliver Wilkinson 5 wkts for 18 runs, Round 10 Vs. East Torrens

U/16 White Batting Jacob Roneberg 178 Runs @ 25.43U/16 White Bowling Spencer Atterton 20 Wkts @ 10.955 Wkts/Innings Austin Taylor 6 wkts for 45 runs, Round 2 Vs. Prospect5 Wkts/Innings Austin Taylor 5 wkts for 57 runs, Round 2 Vs. Prospect10 Wkts/Match Austin Taylor 11 wkts for 57 runs, Round 2 Vs. Prospect5 Wkts/Innings Harvey Otto 5 wkts for 6 runs, Round 10 Vs. East Torrens

SACA U/14 Batting & Bowling Awards:

U/14 Red Batting Riley Hill 250 Runs @ 31.25U/14 Red Bowling Sam Walton 27 Wkts @ 8.635 Wkts/Innings Sam Walton 6 wkts for 21 runs, Round 2 Vs. Prospect5 Wkts/Innings Sam Walton 5 wkts for 6 runs, Round 6 Vs. Port Adelaide

U/14 White Batting Nicholas Taylor 132 Runs @ 33.00U/14 White Bowling Bowen Payne 12 Wkts @ 11.08

SACA Ray Sutton Shield:

Batting Riley Hill 208 Runs @ 69.33Bowling Jesse Arthur 10 Wkts @ 8.30

SACA U/12 Statewide Cup Batting & Bowling Awards:

U/12 Batting Kieren scannell 83 Runs @ 20.75U/12 Bowling Declan Dunne 6 Wkts @ 5.675 Wkts/Innings Declan Dunne 5 wkts for 14 runs, Vs. Northern Districts


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SACA U/16 Red Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inns No. HS Runs Avg 50 100Conway, Tyreece 13 13 3 84 353 35.30 2 0McCabe, Zack 5 5 1 58 189 47.25 2 0McAuliffe, Henry 12 12 1 44 177 16.09 0 0Aulert, Joshua 6 6 0 57 166 27.67 2 0Higgins, Isaac 4 4 2 82* 164 82.00 2 0Prior, Connor 9 8 0 48 161 20.13 0 0Phillips, Joel 7 7 0 54 141 20.14 1 0Wilkinson, Oliver 9 8 1 50 131 18.71 1 0Venter, Carlos 8 9 4 39* 96 19.20 0 0Taylor, Luke 5 5 0 35 88 17.60 0 0Chandler, Harrison 4 4 0 52 87 21.75 1 0Fitzgerald, Max 11 6 2 23 65 16.25 0 0Scott, Kyle 7 6 1 28 44 8.80 0 0Whitelum, Luca 12 7 2 14 40 8.00 0 0Dietmayer, Jasper 6 3 2 16 26 26.00 0 0Mickan, Travis 2 3 0 14 23 7.67 0 0Singh, Romanpreet 3 3 2 11* 15 15.00 0 0Bowering, William 1 1 0 12 12 12.00 0 0Richter-Gilbert, Joseph 2 2 0 7 10 5.00 0 0Hamer, Nathaniel 2 2 1 7 8 8.00 0 0Matz, Ryan 2 2 1 6 8 8.00 0 0Porter, Jordan 1 1 0 7 7 7.00 0 0Taylor, Austin 3 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0Kerruish, Kyle 9 2 2 1* 2 n/a 0 0Perks, Hudson 7 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Kuhl, Adam 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

* denotes not out

Bowling: M O M Runs W Ave BB 5w 10wWhitelum, Luca 12 95.1 23 237 22 10.77 5/11 1 0Fitzgerald, Max 11 108.1 23 254 20 12.70 4/23 0 0Kerruish, Kyle 9 100.3 28 218 18 12.11 4/20 0 0Wilkinson, Oliver 9 59.2 23 147 16 9.19 5/18 1 0Perks, Hudson 7 52.1 4 211 11 19.18 4/35 0 0Dietmayer, Jasper 6 42 6 139 9 15.44 3/22 0 0Singh, Romanpreet 3 24 3 73 8 9.13 3/13 0 0Scott, Kyle 7 64 17 151 8 18.88 2/10 0 0Kuhl, Adam 2 34 5 96 7 13.71 3/30 0 0Conway, Tyreece 13 27 6 86 4 21.50 2/41 0 0Bowering, William 1 7 2 17 2 8.50 2/17 0 0Higgins, Isaac 4 16 3 35 2 17.50 1/8 0 0Arthur, Jesse 1 15 2 38 2 19.00 2/23 0 0Taylor, Austin 3 24 3 106 2 53.00 1/16 0 0Aulert, Joshua 6 1 0 6 0 n/a 0/6 0 Perks, Calvin 1 7 2 19 0 n/a 0/19 0 0Prior, Connor 9 5 0 20 0 n/a 0/6 0 0


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SACA U/16 White Statistics 2017/18Batting:

M Inns No. HS Runs Avg 50 100Roneberg, Jacob 10 9 2 49* 178 25.43 0 0Porter, Jordan 10 11 1 44 149 14.90 0 0Richter-Gilbert, Joseph 7 7 1 63 137 22.83 1 0Taylor, Luke 7 8 1 64 131 18.71 1 0Robinson, Alexander 8 8 0 47 115 14.38 0 0McNab, Lachlan 7 7 2 26 96 19.20 0 0Phillips, Joel 2 2 0 33 64 32.00 0 0McAuliffe, Henry 1 1 1 62* 62 n/a 1 0Otto, Harvey 9 8 1 40 61 8.71 0 0Wilkinson, Oliver 2 3 1 28* 52 26.00 0 0McPherson, Braydon 5 5 1 39* 46 11.50 0 0Atterton, Spencer 10 4 2 15* 35 17.50 0 0Venter, Carlos 3 3 0 15 32 10.67 0 0Mickan, Travis 5 4 0 30 31 7.75 0 0Wilson, Patrick 7 4 2 15 29 14.50 0 0Singh, Romanpreet 3 2 0 17 25 12.50 0 0Hamer, Nathaniel 5 6 1 12 23 4.60 0 0Scott, Kyle 1 1 0 21 21 21.00 0 0Matz, Ryan 4 2 0 12 15 7.50 0 0McCabe, Edward 2 2 0 7 8 4.00 0 0Dietmayer, Jasper 4 4 0 3 7 1.75 0 0Taylor, Austin 6 3 0 3 4 1.33 0 0Little, James 2 2 0 3 3 1.50 0 0Thomson, Gus 2 1 1 3* 3 n/a 0 0Newman, Ben 1 1 1 1* 1 n/a 0 0Perks, Calvin 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Fontaine, Finn 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0Marshall, Thomas 3 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 * denotes not outBowling: M O M Runs W Ave BB 5w 10wAtterton, Spencer 10 87 15 219 20 10.95 4/25 0 0Taylor, Austin 6 52 6 191 14 13.64 6/12 2 1Richter-Gilbert, Joseph 7 31.4 5 79 10 7.90 4/4 0 0Wilson, Patrick 7 40.2 7 102 8 12.75 2/11 0 0Dietmayer, Jasper 4 40 7 87 7 12.43 3/22 0 0Otto, Harvey 9 36 10 89 7 12.71 5/6 1 0Roneberg, Jacob 10 34 5 119 6 19.83 2/15 0 0Perks, Calvin 2 15 1 48 4 12.00 2/21 0 0Wilkinson, Oliver 2 10 0 28 3 9.33 2/14 0 0Porter, Jordan 10 15.2 0 44 3 14.67 2/14 0 0Scott, Kyle 1 16 1 48 3 16.00 3/48 0 0Singh, Romanpreet 3 25 2 92 3 30.67 1/18 0 0McPherson, Braydon 5 17 2 35 2 17.50 1/8 0 0Little, James 2 3 0 16 1 16.00 1/16 0 0McCabe, Edward 2 2 0 17 1 17.00 1/17 0 0Marshall, Thomas 3 8 0 26 1 26.00 1/20 0 0Robinson, Alexander 8 17 2 63 1 63.00 1/11 0 0Thomson, Gus 2 1 0 2 0 n/a 0/2 0 0Taylor, Luke 7 1 0 8 0 n/a 0/8 0 0McAuliffe, Henry 1 5 1 10 0 n/a 0/10 0 0Fontaine, Finn 1 2 0 15 0 n/a 0/15 0 0Phillips, Joel 2 7 0 30 0 n/a 0/10 0 0


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SACA U/14 Red Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inns No. HS Runs Avg 50 100Hill, Riley 12 12 4 42* 250 31.25 0 0Trevena, William 9 9 0 56 162 18.00 1 0Walton, Sam 12 8 1 25 119 17.00 0 0Pike, James 10 7 4 36* 102 34.00 0 0McAuliffe, Will 12 11 1 46 98 9.80 0 0Forster, Chester 12 10 1 21 90 10.00 0 0Tilbrook, Jordan 12 9 1 33 89 11.13 0 0Wilkinson, Tom 10 7 1 25* 67 11.17 0 0Angove, Kelly 11 8 4 22 53 13.25 0 0Arthur, Jesse 11 6 2 28* 50 12.50 0 0Aulert, Thomas 5 5 1 16 33 8.25 0 0Grant, Oscar 7 5 0 10 29 5.80 0 0Walsh, Harry 6 4 1 13* 20 6.67 0 0Taylor, Nicholas 5 2 0 7 8 4.00 0 0Fontaine, Finn 2 1 1 1* 1 n/a 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling M O M Runs W Ave BB 5w 10wWalton, Sam 12 100.1 21 233 27 8.63 6/21 2 0Arthur, Jesse 11 95 22 186 19 9.79 4/20 0 0Pike, James 10 73.3 22 105 14 7.50 4/10 0 0Hill, Riley 12 50 7 161 10 16.10 3/11 0 0Angove, Kelly 11 93 20 179 9 19.89 3/10 0 0Tilbrook, Jordan 12 38.1 9 83 8 10.38 3/8 0 0Taylor, Nicholas 5 25 7 76 4 19.00 3/40 0 0Fontaine, Finn 2 6 1 17 2 8.50 1/1 0 0Payne, Bowen 3 13 4 24 2 12.00 2/7 0 0Perks, Hudson 3 16 2 74 2 37.00 1/15 0 0Chapman, Zachary 1 3 1 6 0 n/a 0/6 0 0Blizzard, Oliver 1 1 0 7 0 n/a 0/7 0 0


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SACA U/14 White Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inns No. HS Runs Avg 50 100Taylor, Nicholas 6 5 1 44 132 33.00 0 0Newman, Ben 8 7 1 28 122 20.33 0 0Chapman, Zachary 11 10 3 33* 121 17.29 0 0Trevena, William 2 2 0 73 117 58.50 1 0Dunne, Declan 10 10 1 41 89 9.89 0 0Fiebig, Harry 10 10 0 22 82 8.20 0 0Grant, Oscar 5 4 1 58* 71 23.67 1 0Walsh, Harry 6 5 0 21 67 13.40 0 0Fontaine, Finn 6 4 0 25 55 13.75 0 0Dall’Armi, Sebastian 7 6 0 14 47 7.83 0 0Wilkinson, Tom 2 1 0 47 47 47.00 0 0Blizzard, Oliver 9 7 2 20 44 8.80 0 0Francis, Harrison 9 9 0 18 43 4.78 0 0Higgins, Jonty 9 6 1 9 20 4.00 0 0Hayball, Lachlan 11 7 3 7* 10 2.50 0 0Payne, Bowen 7 3 0 6 6 2.00 0 0Brooks, James 7 3 1 2* 3 1.50 0 0McCabe, Edward 8 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M Runs W Ave BB 5w 10wPayne, Bowen 7 63 9 133 12 11.08 4/7 0 0Higgins, Jonty 9 50 11 85 11 7.73 2/2 0 0Brooks, James 7 49 15 110 8 13.75 2/2 0 0Newman, Ben 8 49 8 132 8 16.50 2/6 0 0Francis, Harrison 9 44 4 139 7 19.86 2/19 0 0Blizzard, Oliver 9 59 6 239 7 34.14 3/25 0 0Taylor, Nicholas 6 52.2 11 107 6 17.83 1/4 0 0Chapman, Zachary 11 55 7 161 6 26.83 3/26 0 0McCabe, Edward 8 46 4 129 5 25.80 1/10 0 0Fontaine, Finn 6 44 8 134 5 26.80 2/15 0 0Hayball, Lachlan 11 40 3 163 5 32.60 4/17 0 0Wilkinson, Tom 2 12 1 33 1 33.00 1/25 0 0Dunne, Declan 10 27 3 99 1 99.00 1/32 0 0


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SACA Ray Sutton Shield Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inns No. HS Runs Avg 50 100Hill, Riley 5 5 2 56* 208 69.33 1 0Forster, Chester 5 5 0 59 155 31.00 1 0Wilkinson, Tom 5 4 1 74 94 31.33 1 0Tilbrook, Jordan 5 5 1 26 68 17.00 0 0Trevena, William 5 5 0 19 50 10.00 0 0Angove, Kelly 5 4 3 19* 32 32.00 0 0Arthur, Jesse 5 2 0 8 16 8.00 0 0Payne, Bowen 4 1 0 14 14 14.00 0 0Francis, Harrison 4 3 1 10* 13 6.50 0 0Pike, James 5 2 0 5 6 3.00 0 0Chapman, Zachary 3 1 1 2* 2 n/a 0 0Dunne, Declan 2 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M Runs W Ave BB 5w 10wArthur, Jesse 5 35 8 83 10 8.30 4/18 0 0Angove, Kelly 5 33 13 72 8 9.00 3/11 0 0Perks, Hudson 5 24 6 103 8 12.88 3/15 0 0Hill, Riley 5 20 5 61 5 12.20 2/11 0 0Pike, James 5 37 5 95 4 23.75 2/18 0 0Payne, Bowen 4 14 1 42 2 21.00 1/8 0 0Chapman, Zachary 3 8 0 31 1 31.00 1/9 0 0Tilbrook, Jordan 5 3 1 2 0 n/a 0/1 0 0Higgins, Jonty 2 3 0 8 0 n/a 0/1 0 0


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SACA U/12 Shield Statistics 2017/18

Batting: M Inns No. HS Runs Avg 25’s 50’sScannell, Kieren 4 4 0 46 83 20.75 2 0Dunne, Declan 4 4 0 34 56 14.00 1 0Fleetwood, Charles 4 3 1 42 49 24.50 1 0Klemm, Jonty 4 4 1 19 44 14.67 0 0Jayawant, Oorjit 4 3 2 30 43 43.00 1 0Singh, Kuwerdeep 4 3 1 21 41 20.50 0 0Muecke, Adam 3 3 1 15 29 14.50 0 0Knox, Kalan 3 2 0 11 18 9.00 0 0George, Joel 4 3 0 8 14 4.67 0 0Morrissy, Jack 3 2 0 9 13 6.50 0 0Shepherdson, Riley 4 1 0 9 9 9.00 0 0Blizzard, Finn 3 3 1 5 8 4.00 0 0Williams, Ethan 1 1 1 3* 3 n/a 0 0 * denotes not out

Bowling: M O M Runs W Ave BB 2w 5wDunne, Declan 4 20.4 7 34 6 5.67 5/14 0 1George, Joel 4 3 1 2 2 1.00 2/2 1 0Muecke, Adam 3 13 1 42 2 21.00 1/12 0 0Shepherdson, Riley 4 16.2 2 42 2 21.00 1/8 0 0Blizzard, Finn 3 7 0 30 1 30.00 1/16 0 0Morrissy, Jack 3 7 0 33 1 33.00 1/8 0 0Percy, Alexander 3 10 1 48 1 48.00 1/23 0 0Jayawant, Oorjit 4 20 3 82 1 82.00 1/25 0 0Scannell, Kieren 4 7 2 9 0 n/a 0/4 0 0Williams, Ethan 2 3 0 13 0 n/a 0/13 0 0Fleetwood, Charles 4 6 1 30 0 n/a 0/1 0 0


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Club Statistical HistoryFIRST GRADE BATTING PERFORMANCES

Batsmen scored over 6000 runs Name Mtch Inns NO HS Runs Average T.C. PLANT 196 229 34 168* 6791 34.83Batsmen scored over 5000 runs Name Mtch Inns NO HS Runs Average R.J. PARKER 188 223 31 149* 5830 30.36 M.A. SARGENT 194 224 29 152* 5601 28.72 W.E CATCHLOVE 159 182 24 159* 5328 33.72 Batsmen scored over 4000 runs Name Mtch Inns NO HS Runs Average C.J. KENNEALLY 177 162 13 176 4743 31.83 P.A. FORSTER 180 199 32 173 4317 25.85 D.A. FITZGERALD 94 109 14 166 4236 44.59 G.H. ARMSTRONG 99 123 13 164 4091 37.19Batsmen scored over 3000 runs Name Mtch Inns NO HS Runs Average A. SCOTT 109 150 21 146 3942 30.56 A. M HILDITCH 89 97 11 228 3901 44.36 R.D. NIEHUUS 120 147 10 154* 3873 28.27 T. HARMS 107 109 5 142 3853 37.05 G. E. HALL 136 153 19 160* 3482 25.99 G. B. STEVENS 93 121 9 151* 3313 29.58 B. J. HOOK 85 96 10 144* 3300 38.37 E. S. HADDRICK 130 152 16 125* 3260 23.97 P. M. SULICICH 122 142 19 145 3173 25.80 T. KOCH 120 144 9 122 3178 23.54 S. WUNDKE 112 130 16 140 3035 26.62Batsmen scored over 2000 runs Name Mtch Inns NO HS Runs Average I. M. CHAPPELL 73 90 10 208 2967 37.09 P.D. SINCOCK 113 141 16 110* 2946 23.57 D.A. SCHOLZ 147 153 16 171 2923 21.34 W.S. RICHARDSON 92 115 6 132 2792 25.61 A.T. CAREY 70 79 6 195 2662 36.47 M.D. HAYSMAN 82 92 9 148* 2607 31.41 G.B. HOLE 61 72 7 164 2504 38.52 R. HACK 114 124 26 141* 2488 25.39 I.C. PEARCE 117 140 22 82 2477 20.82 J. PLANT 107 112 31 119* 2388 29.48 T.M. WADDY 104 121 10 93 2352 21.19 P.D. RUNDELL 34 38 14 132* 2312 96.33 C.A. WATTS 112 110 16 154 2312 24.60 B. BULLIMORE 80 88 19 115* 2253 32.65 K.J. McCARTHY 137 145 26 85 2242 18.84 G.W. BURTON 90 108 14 141 2235 23.78 G.S. CHAPPELL 50 63 12 113 2323 43.76 C.R. LECHER 72 94 5 110 2226 25.01 A.T. HACK 73 78 11 116* 2220 33.13 B.T. RUNDLE 100 121 7 87 2153 18.89 F.T. HACK 54 60 7 148 2108 39.77 M. HEFFERNAN 94 109 15 127 2065 21.97 P.W. GLADIGAU 151 123 28 79 2032 21.39


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CLUB STATISTICAL HISTORYFIRST GRADE BOWLING PERFORMANCES

Bowlers taken over 400 wickets Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average K.J. McCARTHY 1940 278 6568 437 15.03 Bowlers taken over 300 wickets Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average N.M. ROWE 2709 754 6922 363 19.07 P.W. GLADIGAU 2973 846 7148 326 21.93 D.A. JOHNSTON 2471 587 6975 322 21.66

Bowlers taken over 200 wickets Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average B.K. ILLMAN 1667 228 5749 291 19.76 G. NOBLET 1147 225 3055 287 10.64 C.A. WATTS 1663 188 5965 283 21.08 R. HUNT 1549 192 5945 270 22.02 M.G.F. HODGE 1198 154 4161 201 20.70 Bowlers taken over 100 wickets Name Overs Maidens Runs Wickets Average W.O. COOPER 1204 167 4981 193 25.81 M.G. WAITE 844 121 3115 190 16.39 N.R. HACK 1353 160 4967 187 26.56 T. WILLIAMSON 876 256 4607 171 26.94 B.N. WALTON 959 97 3524 165 21.36 A.J.T. BAILEY 689 85 2431 163 14.91 D.J. RUNDLE 841 84 3390 162 20.93 P.D. SINCOCK 940 127 3838 162 23.69 M.J. FORSTER 1536 361 4125 161 25.62 W.J. WHITTY 434 57 1897 147 12.90 B. HOOK 1040 275 2558 145 17.64 R.L. HADDRICK 1070 104 4182 142 29.45 J. LAYCOCK 846 86 3252 139 23.40 A.J. STOCKLEY 1205 397 2867 137 20.93 J.S. MANNING 728 151 2632 136 19.35 M.G BROMLEY 661. 92 2559 134 19.10 D.J. SINCOCK 571 64 2582 130 19.86 M.B. YEOMANS 1002 197 3067 122 25.14 I.M. CHAPPELL 649 97 2327 121 19.23 S.E. HALL 929 108 3585 118 30.38 R.L. DRENNAN 602 38 2888 117 24.68 B.A. VINCENT 938 197 2625 113 23.23 D. ROWE 855 213 2764 113 24.46 B.N. HIERN 666 91 2284 111 20.58 T. HOFFMANN 977 245 3253 111 29.31 S. A MARTIN 1024 192 1884 106 17.77 R. BULGER 750 160 2461 106 23.22 S. WUNDKE 959 215 2769 106 26.12 T. FERNANDEZ 687 157 1825 102 17.89


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