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COCKBURN CRICKET CLUB YEARBOOK 2013/2014

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COCKBURN CRICKET CLUB Inc. 2013-2014 YEAR BOOK

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Content Page Number Foreword 2 Sponsorship & Donations 3 Captain Nominations & Club Contact Details 4 Committee 2013/2014 5 Life Members 6 Office Bearers & Coaches 7 President’s Report 8 Coaches Report 10 S.M.C.A. Final Grade Standings & Results 11 S.M.C.A. Grand Final Results 14 1ST Grade Report, Statistics & Finals 15 A Grade net talk 20 Player Profile 21 2ND Grade Report, Statistics & Finals 22 The man crush continues 29 Look-a-likes 30 Getaway with LB 31 3RD Grade Report, Statistics & Finals 34 Get Inked 40 Lost and Found 41 4TH Grade Report, Statistics & Finals 42 To the victors go the spoils 49 One Day A Report, Statistics & Finals 50 Meet the Baby Cavs 58 One Day C Report, Statistics & Finals 60 One Day F(s) Report, Statistics & Finals 66 One Day F (2) Report, Statistics 71 Snapchats exposed 75 Pink Stump Day 76 Presidents XI 78 Duffers Award Nominations 79 Pictorial view of the year 80 2013/2014 Top 20 Batting and Bowling (all grades combined) 81 Season to Celebrate (100’s and 5fa’s) 82 2013/2014 Trophy Winners 83 Club Trophies and Association Trophy winners 84 Club Champions 85 Partnership Records Incl. New Record 86 The many faces of Rob Murdoch 87 Club Song 88


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FOREWORD Welcome to Cockburn Cricket Club’s wind up and presentation of the 2013/2014 Yearbook. This publication is set to celebrate the highs and the lows of a year that culminated in 6 of our original 7 sides making finals, of which 3 sides made the Grand Final. Congratulations to Sandro and his side that ended up winning the SMCA 6th grade pennant against a star studded Leeming Spartans. This Yearbook provides you with a comprehensive look at player statistics, milestones and most importantly club achievements. It also contains reports from the President, all Captains, the Coach and the Committee on this season’s events - you may encounter a little humour along the way. The Club continues to update the historical statistics data which can be viewed at our website www.cockburncricket.com. All seasons dating back to the club’s inception have been entered into the statistics database. A special thank you to Life Member Joe Covic, who has managed this project for the past 4 seasons, including entering data from every match dating back to the 1981/1982 season. The Yearbook has been a work in progress throughout the year with the finishing touches in the last few weeks. This year special recognition must go to Stan Koios and his band of merry men who contributed to this production. Guys who pitched in were Chris Scenini, Troy Evans, Anthony Every, Jake Mirco, Jay Goddin, Brendan Jones. Thanks for your support. Finally, I hope you enjoy this book and treat it with the respect it deserves. This Yearbook is a precious memory of the 2013/2014 Season. This publication will be looked upon in years to come as a historical piece of the Cockburn Cricket Club.

Stan Koios Yearbook Coordinator

http://www.cockburncricket.com/


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SPONSORSHIP & DONATIONS The Cockburn Cricket Club would like to thank all of our sponsors for their support for the 2013/2014 season. With your help and support, you have enabled us to grow and become one of the major clubs in the South Metropolitan Cricket Association. This is due to the generous support of our sponsors. Sponsorship has become one of the main sources of income for the club. With the sponsorship raised this season we were able to provide additional player comforts at Davilak Oval, install a Big Screen and projector as well as provide club apparel to all our members. The club is fortunate to have a strong base of loyal sponsors, who are keen to see the Cockburn Cricket Club succeed and be a force for many seasons to come. This season we had many new sponsors, R9WA, European Prestige Auto Service Centre, Formstruct, Go Graphics, Auspole, Hamilton Engineering and Labels Plus coming on board as Major Sponsors. I hope that your association with our club will carry on for many years to come. To all our sponsors, the Cockburn Cricket Club would like to thank you for your generous support as it is very much appreciated by all who are associated with the Cockburn Cricket Club. Thank you all

Gabe Puca Sponsorship Co-ordinator


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CAPTAIN NOMINATIONS Applications and nominations for Captains are now being accepted for next season 2014/2015. If you know of someone you believe could be Captain or, better still, if you can do the job yourself, please submit your applications to: Cockburn Cricket Club P O Box 515 Hamilton Hill WA 6163 This will ensure the club is organised at the commencement of the 2014/2015 Season.

CLUB CONTACT DETAILS Have you recently moved house, or changed any of your contact details? The club wants to know about it! If you have changed any of your details please send an email to TheSecretary, Brendan Jones, [email protected] so the Club can make the change to its player register.

COMMITTEE FOR NEXT SEASON 2014/2015 President Gabe Puca Vice President Brendan Jones Secretary Sue Aguiar Treasurer Arron Savage Committee Members:

Stan Koios Anthony Black Daniel Koncurat Matthew Bowerman Steve Warchomij Troy Evans Chris Scenini


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2013/2014 COMMITTEE

PRESIDENT

Gabe Puca

SECRETARY

Sue Aquiar

TREASURER

Arron Savage

VICE PRESIDENT Brendan Jones

BAR MANAGER

Gabe Puca

Arron Savage Peter Taylor

Thorpe

COACH

Fedele Camarda

SELECTORSMatt Watson (c)

Matt Ferraro

SPONSORSHIP

Gabe Puca

WEBMASTER

Gabe Puca

STATISTICS

Joe Covic

COMMITTEEMatt Bowerman

Chris Scenini Daniel Aquiar

Daniel KoncuratPeter T-Thorpe

Troy Evans Steve

Warchomij Stan Koios

YEARBOOK Stan Koios


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LIFE MEMBERS

Year Name Year Name

1976 Ian Smith 1995 Owen Slater (dec)

1977 Bruce Read 1998 Fedele Camarda

1978 Betty Harris 1998 Dave Kay (Snr) (dec.)

1978 Ted Harris 1999 Pippo Raffaele

1980 Frank Moyle 2005 Steven Camarda

1980 Rose Moyle 2005 Paul Mirco

1981 Graham Santich 2006 Justin Micale

1983 Dennis Haywood 2007 Ranko Matic

1984 Steve Johnson 2007 Lui Medin

1986 Rodney Felder 2008 Anthony Every

1986 Kevin Wilson 2008 Clinton Mitchell

1986 Kim Johnson 2009 Mathew Ferraro

1987 Peter Della 2009 Monica Merendino

1987 Bill James 2011 Frank Legena

1988 Claude Merendino 2011 Joe Covic

1988 Barry Hoar 2012 Carlo Raffaele

1992 Gary Smith 2013 Michael Collins

1993 Erik Green 2013 Cesare Cecchi


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OFFICE BEARERS & COACHES

YEAR PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER COACH YEAR 1981/82 Trevor Smith Graham Santich Steve Johnson Campbell Faulds 1981/82 1982/83 Alan Maffina Graham Santich Tony Minuta Campbell Faulds 1982/83 1983/84 Steve Johnson Bill James Roy Podesta Peter Della 1983/84

1984/85 Steve Johnson Peter Della/Bill James Roy Podesta Dennis Haywood 1984/85

1985/86 Bill James Graham Santich Barry Hoar Colin Jones 1985/86 1986/87 Barry Hoar Graham Santich Bill James David Scott 1986/87 1987/88 Barry Hoar Graham Santich Gary Smith Colin Jones 1987/88 1988/89 Rod Felder Graham Santich Gary Smith Colin Jones 1988/89 1989/90 Dennis Haywood Gary Smith Glen Leckenby Peter Wilkinson 1989/90

1990/91 Dennis Haywood Gary Smith/Luca Mirco Glen Leckenby Peter Wilkinson 1990/91

1991/92 Gary Smith David Perse Lou Medin Cory Burton 1991/92 1992/93 Gary Smith Rick Nardi David Perse Luca Mirco 1992/93 1993/94 Colin Jones Steven Camarda Ranko Matic Fedele Camarda 1993/94 1994/95 Pippo Raffaele Steven Camarda Ranko Matic Fedele Camarda 1994/95 1995/96 Pippo Raffaele Steven Camarda Ranko Matic Fedele Camarda 1995/96 1996/97 Pippo Raffaele Cesare Cecchi Ranko Matic Mel Green 1996/97 1997/98 Justin Micale Anthony Every Paul Mirco Chris Sampson 1997/98 1998/99 Dave Kay (Snr) Anthony Every Paul Mirco Chris Sampson 1998/99 1999/00 Steven Camarda Clinton Mitchell Frank Legena Fedele Camarda 1999/00 2000/01 Steven Camarda Kevin Hume Frank Legena Fedele Camarda 2000/01 2001/02 Glenn Leckenby Dave Kay Snr Frank Legena Fedele Camarda 2001/02 2002/03 Glenn Leckenby Dave Kay Snr Jamie Bradley Peter Agostino 2002/03 2003/04 Martyn Ferris Dave Kay Snr Anthony Every Peter Agostino 2003/04 2004/05 Martyn Ferris Dave Kay Snr Anthony Every Peter Brindley 2004/05 2005/06 Michael Collins Ranko Matic Graham Santich Fedele Camarda 2005/06 2006/07 Michael Collins Ranko Matic Joe Covic Fedele Camarda 2006/07 2007/08 Michael Collins Ranko Matic Joe Covic Fedele Camarda 2007/08 2008/09 Dave Kay (Snr) Frank Legena Joe Covic Matt Ferraro 2008/09 2009/10 Joe Covic Frank Legena Brendan Jones Steve Lewis 2009/10 2010/11 Joe Covic Frank Legena Brendan Jones Steve Lewis 2010/11 2011/12 Joe Covic Frank Legena Wade

Westphal-Groves

Lance Black Steve Lewis

2011/12

2012/13 Gabe Puca Brendan Jones Wade Westphal-Groves

Murray Robins 2012/13

2013/14 Gabe Puca Sue Aquiar Arron Savage Fedele Camarda 2013/14


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PRESIDENT’S REPORT Thank you to everyone who played or volunteered their time to the Cockburn Cricket Club this season. This season we wanted to improve the facilities for our members at Davilak Oval, we installed a big screen and projector as well as air conditioning to the home change rooms, this came in very handy on the hot days where the players able to cool down in the rooms during the tea break. It is very pleasing to hear many positive comments from not only our members but also from opposition clubs complementing our facilities at Davilak. This season we were hoping to have volunteers to help out in the kitchen to help provide food on Thursday and Saturday nights. Unfortunately there were not many willing to help out in this area. Special thanks must go to Sue Aguiar for coordinating the food preparation and to all the members of the committee who took turns to help out and keep the guys fed. At the start of the season we were looking for players to recruit to help bolster our first grade stocks, Chris Kercheval was recruited to the club and has fitted in very will, he has a great future in cricket ahead of them and we hope that he will continue with us again next season and beyond. Also new to the club this season was John Braid who has brought with him a lot of experience and has been great around the club, young Jaron Tuxford made a return to cricket after a few season off and had an outstanding season and hope that he progresses further next season and put pressure on the first grade side for a spot. This season Fedele Camarda made a return as Head Coach, Fedele efforts have been outstanding. This season we had 6 out of 7 sides make the finals at the end of the season. Fedele was given great support by Lance Black who again was the nets coach, as well as Steve Camarda and Matt Watson also providing support. Thanks again for the tireless work you have all put in and hope you will all follow up again next season. Our record on the field has also again been good all season, we only had one report for the year in the semi final and the player received a suspended sentence, thanks to all the Captains and our Players who have maintained our good record. Our only failure at the P&D Tribunal was in our appeal against the SMCA and their interpretation of the rule for One Day Mid year final; unfortunately we were not able to convince the P&D and were stripped of the 5th Grade One Day Final. To Fedele and the boys who won this match fair and square, they can never take that win away from us; you were the better side on the day and won the game convincingly. It’s our flag and will remain our premiership flag. The main disappointment this season was the 1st Grade again missing out on the finals, at the start of the season their was high hopes that with the recruitment of Chris Kercheval as the wicket keeper batsman, we would be pushing for the finals again. Unfortunately we lost matches that should have been won and couldn’t string wins together. They did however make the mid year One Day Final, finishing that competition on top of the ladder only to go down to East Fremantle in the Final. The club will need to make some changes next season to get this side back in the finals and being a force in the competition again.


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Congratulations to the six teams that made the semi finals, unfortunately we had three sides drop out of the premiership race in the first week of the finals, well done to all of you on making the final. You have all made everyone associated with the Cockburn Cricket Club very proud on the way you all performed all season but just fell that one game short of making the Grand Final. Well done to the three sides that made it to the Grand Final, well done to you all. It was a great effort by unfortunately our 2nd Grade and ODA side missed out on taking out the premierships in those grade, the old saying catches wins matches and unfortunately we couldn’t hold the vital ones. To our Premiership side this year, our 4th Grade Side that was well led by Sandi Viti all season. Well done to all of you on a great win, you guys made everyone at Cockburn very proud of your achievements. You were the top side all season, unfortunately lost the One Day Final but you were all determined to come back and make amends in the two day final and you did it easily at the end. Well done. A special thanks goes to Peter Taylor-Thorpe, Peter would always help out at the club and if he could see something wasn’t being done would go and do it without being asked. He also opened up the club during the Christmas break to try and have a few of the members come down for a beer and watch the Test Cricket on the big screen. Peter you have done an outstanding job around the club and you have give me great support throughout the season. I would like to thank you Peter on behalf of everyone from the Cockburn Cricket Club. Thank you also to Sue Aguiar and Arron Savage for the work that you have put in all season, Sue was able to raise over $3,000 for the McGrath Foundation with the High Tea and Pink Stumps day, an amazing effort. To a few of our young Committee Members this year, Daniel Aguiar and Troy Evans, thanks for you efforts, it was very much appreciated and hope that you will be able to carry on this good work next season. Thanks you also to everyone who played this season, it was great watching you play, having a beer or just having a chat. If I have missed anyone, I do apologise but I can’t mention everyone or everything that happened throughout the season. Thanks again to people who have supported or sponsored the club this season the club would not survive without your help and support. It is very much appreciated by everyone at the Cockburn Cricket Club. As you will all know I will be stepping down as President, I hope that in the 2 years in the role I have been able to do the job that you elected me to do. I would like to congratulate Ranko Matic on being elected President for the 2014/2015 season, I hope that everyone gets behind Ranko and his committee and we continue to improve as a Club and all enjoy greater success at Davilak Oval. Gabe Puca President


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COACHES REPORT I'd like to thank Gabe, the commitee, the Captains, our selectors and of course Lance Black for running the nets. These people are great servants of our club and their efforts are much appreciated as they made my job a lot easier. In addition to all who willingly put their hand up to help out at training your support is much appreciated. I have to admit that when Gabe approched me to consider coaching again I eventually accepted the position with some reservations. It was only because of my belief in the people involved with Cockburn and a desire to ensure that we did not regress after previous hard work, that convinced me to take on the job. At seasons end I have no regrets and in fact I am more enthusiastic than ever about our future. We have a wonderful mix of youth blended with experience and our strong junior links ensure a prosperous future. When you consider all of our top 4 grades either made a one day or a 75 over Grand final and our 3 One Day sides all finished in the top 4 you have to conclude that we are not far away from some sustained success. This is of course providing we are prepared to work hard and plan well! Congratulations to Sandy Viti and the 4th Grade on their Premiership success and also to the 3rds on their One Day Grand Final success. The First Grade (One Day GF), Second Grade (75 over GF) and One Day C unfortunately went down in their respective Grand Finals. These sides did well to make it through and we can only improve from these experiences. While the 1st Grade would be disappointed with their finish there were many positives to build on. Chris Scenini was outstanding with the ball while Chris Kercheval was a welcome addition to the club performing with both bat and gloves. Our captain Josh Pescud showed again what a great competitor he is leading the way with the bat. I look forward to seeing Josh firing with both bat and ball next season now that he has recovered from shoulder surgery. In addition we now have young players coming through the ranks who are ready to play 1st Grade cricket creating some healthy competition for positions in the side. The development of the One Day F father/ son teams was a fantastic initiative that is already being followed by other clubs. Matthew (Chooky) Watson who has lead the CJCC in recent years, playing an important role in forging a strong relationship between the Juniors and the seniors deserves recognition here. Playing and training with the senior club is sure to benefit these boys and I have enjoyed watching their development. Of course there have been many players who have achieved impressive results over the course of the season and these have been recognised in the Captain reports. I value every players contribution and through the course of a season, endeavour to work with each on the way they approach the game. This is not always easy in such a big club but it is a good problem that I am happy to negotiate. We have many developing young leaders that I am keen to get involved leadership roles. This will ensure that we are well organised in both the short and long term. In conclusion I'd like to once again thank the committee for the honour of coaching the Cockburn Cricket Club. The future is exciting and I look forward to the challenge ahead with great optimism.

Fedele Camarda Coach


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S.M.C.A. FINAL GRADE STANDINGS


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S.M.C.A GRAND FINAL RESULTS

1st grade East Fremantle def Armadale 2/91 84

2nd grade Kwinana def SJ Blues

273

210

3rd grade CBC def Cockburn

7/185

8/184 4th grade Riverton-Rostrata def Willetton Crows

8/120

117

5th grade CBC def Leeming Spartan

8/183

182

6th grade Cockburn def Leeming

9/173 114

One Day A Thornlie def Cockburn

187

129

One Day B Perth Tamil def Kardinya Lakes

9/176

87

One Day C CBC def Maddington

3/67

63

One Day D Thornlie def Willeton Crow

2/101

100

One Day E SJ Blues def Canning Districts

6/145

141

One Day F Thornlie

94 def Willeton Crows

143


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1STGRADE REPORT Firstly I would like to thank the out going President Gabe Puca on all his hard work during the past season, and all the support he afforded me in my role as captain of the A grade side. It is a privilege to captain any grade in this club and a very illustrious honour to captain the A grade, so it is a position I do not take lightly. That is why this season was one of disappointment in many aspects this year. As a team we were unable to achieve the success our abilities suggested we were capable of. As a team the one glaring thing that stood out for me was commitment. We as a team were unable to regularly train together. We had some regular players at training but many were quite irregular. We then struggled on match day as we were not as best prepared as we should have been. Individually the team has plenty of talent as seen by the seasons of some players. I believe to achieve success a larger commitment from the players to buy in and commit to all aspects will be needed. We were able to make the One Day Grand Final this year after some good performances before Christmas. We unfortunately went down to a very strong East Fremantle side, but I don’t think we were to far away. They were just a little better in all facets of the game on the day and that was the difference. Our Two Day cricket was our Achilles heal this year and we struggled to be consistent in this area. We were unlucky in a couple of games where we lost by a run and another game where we tied, when one of our boys got ability mixed with ambition. This was our downfall as if we won those 2 games we would have played finals. Individually the seasons of Chris Kercheval and our MVP Chris Scenini deserve special mention. Chris Kercheval came to the club this season and fitted in like he had been here for the past 5 years. His abilities with the bat are immense and many times during the season he was pummeling the attacks to all parts of the ground. Whilst unable to make a hundred this year it seems only a matter of time before he does, as his ability to score quickly is a highlight of his batting. He also is a very fine wicket keeper and his work behind the stumps this year was off a high standard, in particular to the spin of Chris Scenini. Speaking of young Chris Scenini, he had an outstanding year with the ball in hand progressing into what I firmly believe to be the best spinner in A Grade. His ability to not only take wickets but to tie down teams, is as a captain, a wonderful asset to have. Regularly he would come on and take key wickets as well as slow down the scoring and I believe he was instrumental in us making the One Day Final. Congratulations on the MVP award Chris. To the other players who represented the club in A Grade I thank you for your efforts through out the year and your support. I believe this club has the talent to achieve great things in the near future.

Joshua Pescud Captain


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BATTING ANALYSIS - 1STGRADE PLAYER MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AVG. 4s 6s

1 Kercheval, Chris 14 14 427 1 3 0 1 82 427 32.85 51 142 Pescud, Joshua 14 13 397 3 2 1 0 107 397 39.70 59 23 Kodituwakku, Sajith 13 13 249 3 1 0 0 68 249 24.90 28 4 De Jesus, Troy 14 11 166 2 0 0 1 37 166 18.44 16 15 O'Neill, Adam J 11 11 162 2 0 0 1 36 162 18.00 16 96 Black, Anthony K 8 8 113 0 0 0 1 39 113 14.13 11 37 Koios, Stan 6 6 85 0 0 0 2 41 85 14.17 15 8 Rodriguez, Sammy 7 6 79 1 0 0 2 27 79 15.80 12 9 Warchomij, Steven 6 6 77 0 0 0 1 46 77 12.83 5 4

10 Oreb, Andrew 7 7 65 0 0 0 2 33 65 9.29 8 11 Scenini, Chris 13 9 55 2 0 0 1 13* 55 7.86 5 12 Holmes, Richard 13 6 46 5 0 0 1 22* 46 46.00 2 313 Liange, Alex H 4 4 32 0 0 0 0 15 32 8.00 3 14 Aguiar, Daniel C 3 3 32 0 0 0 0 26 32 10.67 4 15 Adams, Daniel 13 8 22 1 0 0 3 11 22 3.14 1 116 LaReservee, Marcel 1 1 22 0 0 0 0 22 22 22.00 17 Braid, John 4 3 21 2 0 0 0 10 21 21.00 2 118 Evans, Troy 3 1 7 0 0 0 0 7 7 7 1

BOWLING ANALYSIS - 1STGRADE

PLAYER MAT OVERS WKS MAID RUNS 5+ AVG SR ECO BBI 1 Adams, Daniel 13 121.2 25 23 493 1 19.72 29.12 4.06 5/36 2 Scenini, Chris 13 122.3 23 24 380 1 16.52 31.96 3.10 5/27 3 Holmes, Richard 13 126 20 35 432 0 21.60 37.80 3.43 3/13 4 Kodituwakku, Sajith 13 60.5 13 11 206 0 15.85 28.08 3.39 3/36 5 De Jesus, Troy 14 92 13 20 287 0 22.08 42.46 3.12 3/17 6 Oreb, Andrew 7 47 6 8 181 0 30.17 47.00 3.85 3/32 7 Liange, Alex H 4 6 5 0 24 0 4.80 7.20 4.00 3/13 8 Pescud, Joshua 14 32.5 4 11 74 0 18.50 49.25 2.25 2/16 9 Black, Anthony K 8 24 4 3 85 0 21.25 36.00 3.54 2/24

10 Braid, John 4 39 3 11 104 0 34.67 78.00 2.67 2/16 11 Evans, Troy 3 8 1 0 51 0 51.00 48.00 6.38 1/30 12 Rodriguez, Sammy 7 3 0 0 20 0 6.67 0/20


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FIELDING ANALYSIS - 1STGRADE

PLAYER MAT CATCHES CATCHES WK STUMPING 1 Kercheval, Chris 14 1 22 2 2 Pescud, Joshua 14 8 0 0 3 Warchomij, Steven 6 6 0 0 4 Kodituwakku, Sajith 13 6 0 0 5 Black, Anthony K 8 5 0 0 6 Scenini, Chris 13 5 0 0 7 De Jesus, Troy 14 4 0 0 8 O'Neill, Adam J 11 4 0 0 9 Holmes, Richard 13 4 0 0

10 Adams, Daniel 13 3 0 0 11 Oreb, Andrew 7 1 0 0 12 Congleton, Mitchell J 1 1 0 0 13 Koios, Stan 6 1 0 0 14 Rodriguez, Sammy 7 1 0 0 15 Evans, Troy 3 0 0 0 16 Furzer, Robert 1 0 0 0 17 LaReservee, Marcel 1 0 0 0 18 Liange, Alex H 4 0 0 0 19 Braid, John 4 0 0 0 20 Aguiar, Daniel C 3 0 0 0

PARTNERSHIPS - 1STGRADE

WKT P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 69 Stan Koios - Daniel Aguiar 8 1 Hilton Palmyra

2 76 Adam O'Neill - Chris Kercheval 9 1 Maddington

3 91 Chris Kercheval - Joshua Pescud 9 1 Maddington

4 115 Joshua Pescud - Sajith Kodituwakku 6 1 Phoenix

5 73 Joshua Pescud - Chris Kercheval 11 2 Armadale

6 50 Troy De Jesus - Sajith Kodituwakku 9 1 Maddington

7 56 Marcel LaReservee - Troy De Jesus 14 1 Hilton Palmyra

8 No partnerships of 25 runs or greater

9 26 Chris Scenini – Richard Holmes 14 1 Hilton Palmyra



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MOST VALUABLE PLAYER VOTES - 1STGRADE

Player Total Votes Number of Matches votes received in

Scenini, Chris 13 5

Pescud, Joshua 12 5

Kercheval, Chris 9 4

Adams, Daniel 8 3

Kodituwakku, Sajith 7 4

De Jesus, Troy 6 3

Holmes, Richard 5 4

Oreb, Andrew 5 3

Warchomij, Steven 3 1

Black, Anthony K 2 1

Braid, John 2 1

LaReservee, Marcel 2 1

Liange, Alex H 1 1

Rodriguez, Sammy 1 1

O'Neill, Adam J 1 1

Koios, Stan 1 1


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FIRST GRADE ONE DAY GRAND FINAL


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“Biggest thing to come out of the game this year out at Armadale was not the first win in years at Gwynne Park…….It was that Disco didn’t

get his tyres stolen.

PRE –SEASON Started the year in great fashion with the majority of the 1st grade squad at pre season training.

Yes that did include (the man, the myth, the legend!!!) Daniel “Disco” Adams.

He trained the house down.

We all know how long that lasted!!!

LOVE – HATE It would be fair to say that Josh and Disco have this type of relationship. The boys found great mirth in seeing Josh’s face when Disco missed his flight home from Phuket. Why? Because he didn’t want to come home. PRICELESS!

What an inclusion has Chris Kercheval (keeper/batsman) aka “Mr Velocity” to our side been! “If only his racing tips were as good as his batting” Jun Jun .

You will only hear this stuff on the turf or at the nets!

A summary of the year There was a few bright side this year:

Made the one day grand final

CK and Joshy made a heap of runs

Still couldn’t chase scores over 100

Why did Disco play that shot?

‐ Rooster loves a rooster roll combo ‐Team can’t bat for more than 40 over’s ‐Mitch Congleton made his A grade debut in a 40 degree day in Maddington. Welcome Mitch! ‐ ‐ Sarji taught a few boys to be careful around a big Sri Lankan BBQ ‐Jun Jun couldn’t buy a run ‐ Everyone suspected Saji was going to kill a fellow team mate at some stage ‐Anthony Black got him self a pair of old school pumps ‐Disco didn’t train at ALL ‐ Josh FINALLY made a 100


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PLAYER PROFILE NAME: Arron Savage (SPELL IT RIGHT!)

AGE: Looks 37 acts 17

NICKNAME: Battered Sav Marron Savage Darron Savage

LOOK ALIKE: Saj Mahmood

MARITAL STATUS: Can pretty much write him off

FAVORITE HOLIDAY DESTINATION:

Kuta hospital

LIKES: Working 15 hours a week Sick days Pools in Thailand

DISLIKES: Providing financial reports at AGM’s.

FAVORITE SAYING: Neck up ya parrot

GREATEST SPORTING MOMENT:

North Fremantle leading goal kicker "C" COLTS 1993

WORST SPORTING MOMENT: breaking his arm in his first senior game ending his career

MOST ADMIRED PERSON Saverio Rocca Eddie Mcguire Gabe Puca,

FAVORITE GIFT: MYOB

JOB: Bee Keeper, gets Louise’s coffees

CHILDHOOD DREAM: To keep Eddie’s book

SECRET WEAPON: The Sazzle Stock Ball

I WOULD SPEND MY LAST $10 ON:

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2NDGRADE (SMCA 3RD) REPORT Thank you to Fedele and the committee for giving me the opportunity of captaining this season, it is always a great honour to lead a Cockburn cricket side out to battle. I would like to give a big thanks Fedele who has always been a great support to me, to the extent that we nearly pulled off something special. Thank you to Chooky & Matt Ferraro for all their hard work at the selection table.

Always tough to take over as captain after a premiership (especially after an excellent thinker, motivator and extremely good looking predecessor {some licence may have been used here by the author and editor of the Yearbook}) but I was rapt with the way the boys went about it this year. There was no signs of compliancy, we played some great cricket through out the season and smashed a lot of sides. We put ourselves in a great position to defend our title only to falter on the final day of the season. This was a bitter pill to swallow, but the boys gave everything over the two days. I was really proud of the boys and I cannot fault our effort, unfortunately some poor execution let us down on the day.

One of the great positives of the year was our decision to go down the youth path and blood as many kids as possible. To have 6 players under 23, of which 5 were under 21, in our grand final side is a great sign for the future years. The best thing was that all of them have great character. Youth will never let you down; you know as captain you will get 100% effort. The feeling amongst the group was great all season and most importantly a lot of fun and enjoyment was had. I feel we were clearly the second best side all season and we really hit our peak after Christmas, winning 5 games in a row prior to the Grand Final. We only lost 4 games; unfortunately 3 of them were to CBC our grand final nemesis.

Congratulations to “Greg” Evans on winning the MVP Greg was outstanding this season, he took his game to another level after Christmas where he took three 6 for's in a row against quality opposition. He had a huge workload and never let me down, I am looking forward to Greggy taking plenty of wickets next year and beyond in A grade. Looking at our side I think a lot our young guys will be playing A grade next season. Jaron Tuxford was a fantastic first year player, he bowled superbly well taking 38 wickets for the season. I was really impressed with some of our young batting talent. Marcel LaReservee at 18 has an outstanding temperament and is all class. I was really impressed with Jake Mirco, well bred (out of class stock), with great composure at the crease. Mitch Congleton kept very well all season and his batting developed as the season developed, he is one who will continue to improve. I expect Dan Aguiar and Mark Blinco to play more A grade games next year, with both having all the shots and both are very flexible by being able to bat anywhere in order.

A big thank you to my two Vice Captains; Hank Warchomji and Stan Koios (that good looking bloke that Nick was talking about earlier) both were great help and both batted very well. Also a couple of the other older boys, Jerry Pires opened the batting and a great person to have in the side. Johnny Braid is a good team man and his experience shone in both finals where he bowled very well.

My overriding emotion is one of disappointment at being so close to achieving something very special. But I’m happy in my heart that we gave it all we had, all year, and enjoyed each others company. I will work doubly as hard to ensure we will back next year to give it another big shake. Nicholas Ratta Captain


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BATTING ANALYSIS - 2ND GRADE (SMCA 3RD)

PLAYER MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AVG. 4s 6s 1 Ratta, Nick 14 15 321 4 2 0 3 71 321 29.18 36 32 Pires, Jerry 11 13 304 1 2 0 0 72 304 25.33 41 3 Aguiar, Daniel C 10 14 297 2 2 0 0 54 297 24.75 39 1

4 LaReservee, Marcel 9 11 251 0 2 0 2 89 251 22.82 32

5 Bowerman, Matthew 11 11 241 0 1 0 2 83 241 21.91 37

6 Koios, Stan 4 7 234 1 2 0 1 89 234 39.00 33 67 Evans, Troy 11 14 218 1 0 0 0 37 218 16.77 16 138 Warchomij, Steven 8 9 215 1 0 0 1 45 215 26.88 26 5

9 Congleton, Mitchell J 13 14 181 5 1 0 0 64* 181 20.11 21 1

10 Blinco, Mark 3 5 177 1 1 0 0 89 177 44.25 19 511 Tuxford, Jaron A 12 11 126 5 0 0 1 25* 126 21.00 17 12 Goodall, Steven T 7 7 94 2 0 0 0 34 94 18.80 14 13 Mirco, Jake 3 5 87 0 0 0 0 29 87 17.40 9 214 Oreb, Andrew 4 4 78 1 0 0 1 45 78 26.00 9 15 Radevski, Tony 4 4 41 0 0 0 1 33 41 10.25 6 16 Congleton, Mathew 1 1 39 0 0 0 0 39 39 39.00 6 17 Braid, John 10 8 38 1 0 0 2 13 38 5.43 2 118 Every, Anthony 2 2 25 0 0 0 0 15 25 12.50 4 19 Liange, Alex H 3 3 21 0 0 0 2 21 21 7.00 1 20 Black, Anthony K 1 1 19 0 0 0 0 19 19 19.00 4 21 Hoar, Brett 4 3 14 3 0 0 0 11* 14 1 22 Overton, Zak 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 4* 4 23 Holmes, Richard 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 24 Furzer, Robert 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1.00 25 O'Neill, Adam J 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1.00

26 Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 5 4 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0.00


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BOWLING ANALYSIS - 2NDGRADE (SMCA 3RD) PLAYER MAT OVERS WKS MDN RUNS 5+ AVG ECO BBI

1 Evans, Troy 11 150.3 34 50 346 3 10.18 26.56 2.302 Tuxford, Jaron A 12 140.3 29 31 356 2 12.28 29.07 2.533 Ratta, Nick 14 92.2 18 25 241 0 13.39 30.78 2.614 Radevski, Tony 4 19.5 8 4 50 0 6.25 14.88 2.52

5 Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 5 27.4 8 6 88 0 11.00 20.75 3.18

6 Braid, John 10 56.1 7 7 201 0 28.71 48.14 3.587 Black, Anthony K 1 8 5 2 23 1 4.60 9.60 2.88

8 Goodall, Steven T 7 13 5 1 65 0 13.00 15.60 5.00

9 Oreb, Andrew 4 39 5 9 86 0 17.20 46.80 2.2110 Hoar, Brett 4 29 5 5 96 0 19.20 34.80 3.3111 Overton, Zak 1 7 2 0 40 0 20.00 21.00 5.71

12 Warchomij, Steven 8 2.4 1 0 6 0 6.00 16.00 2.25

13 Koios, Stan 4 6 1 1 14 0 14.00 36.00 2.3314 Aguiar, Daniel C 10 9 1 1 24 0 24.00 54.00 2.6715 Holmes, Richard 1 8 1 2 33 0 33.00 48.00 4.1316 Scenini, Chris 1 8 1 2 36 0 36.00 48.00 4.50

17 Bowerman, Matthew 11 1 0 0 8 0 8.00

18 Congleton, Mitchell J 13 2 0 0 13 0 6.50

19 Liange, Alex H 3 15 0 2 40 0 2.67


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FIELDING ANALYSIS - 2NDGRADE (SMCA 3RD)

PLAYER MAT CATCHESCATCHES WK STUMPING

1 Congleton, Mitchell J 13 0 22 1 2 Ratta, Nick 14 8 0 0 3 Evans, Troy 11 7 0 0 4 Pires, Jerry 11 7 0 0 5 Hoar, Brett 4 4 0 0 6 Tuxford, Jaron A 12 4 0 0 7 Warchomij, Steven 8 4 0 0 8 LaReservee, Marcel 9 3 3 0 9 Oreb, Andrew 4 3 0 0

10 Aguiar, Daniel C 10 2 0 0 11 Black, Anthony K 1 2 0 0 12 Goodall, Steven T 7 2 0 0 13 Radevski, Tony 4 2 0 0 14 Bowerman, Matthew 11 1 0 0 15 Koios, Stan 4 1 0 0 16 Liange, Alex H 3 1 0 0 17 Mirco, Jake 3 1 0 0 18 Blinco, Mark 3 0 0 0 19 Braid, John 10 0 0 0 20 Congleton, Mathew 1 0 0 0 21 Every, Anthony 2 0 0 0 22 Furzer, Robert 1 0 0 0 23 Holmes, Richard 1 0 0 0 24 O'Neill, Adam J 1 0 0 0 25 Overton, Zak 1 0 0 0

26 Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 5 0 0 0

27 Scenini, Chris 1 0 0 0


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PARTNERSHIPS - 2NDGRADE (SMCA 3RD)

WKT P'SHIP BATSMEN RD INN OPPONENT

1 118 Jerry Pires - Stan Koios 14 1 Hilton Palmyra

2 89 Jerry Pires - Marcel LaReservee 9 1 Maddington

3 110 Matthew Bowerman - Andrew Oreb 3 1 Leeming Spartan

4 161 Marcel LaReservee - Mark Blinco 13 1 Maddington

5 79 Nick Ratta - Mitchell Congleton 14 2 Hilton Palmyra

6 47 Steven Warchomij - Nick Ratta 7 1 Leeming Spartan

7 59 Jake Mirco - Nick Ratta 12 1 East Fremantle

8 39 Nick Ratta - Troy Evans 13 1 Maddington

9 35 Nick Ratta - Jaron Tuxford 4 1 Phoenix


MOST VALUABLE PLAYER VOTES – 2NDGRADE (SMCA 3RD)

Player Total Votes Num. Matches votes received

in

Evans, Troy 11 6

Tuxford, Jaron A 9 4

Bowerman, Matthew 8 3

Ratta, Nick 7 4

Pires, Jerry 6 3

Goodall, Steven T 5 2

Koios, Stan 5 2

Oreb, Andrew 4 2

Warchomij, Steven 4 2

Radevski, Tony 4 2

LaReservee, Marcel 4 3

Congleton, Mitchell J 3 1

Black, Anthony K 3 1

Aguiar, Daniel C 3 2

Blinco, Mark 2 1

Hoar, Brett 2 1

Braid, John 2 1

Congleton, Mathew 1 1

Mirco, Jake 1 1


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2NDGRADE (SMCA 3RDGrade) – 2 DAY SEMI FINAL


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2NDGRADE (SMCA 3RDGrade) – 2 DAY GRAND FINAL


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For those who remember the man crush that started last year between the mature and sophisticated Mark Blinco and the wannabe Blinco, Greggy Evans( see the article in last years yearbook) unfortunately the saga continues… There is many similarities to the 90s movie Single White Female (google the plot for those who weren’t even born then) between these two: ‐ Mark falls a blonde beauty… Troy

falls for a blonde beauty. ‐ Mark plays for Cockburn CC and

makes it to A grade….Troy comes to Cockburn CC and makes it to A Grade.

‐ Mark gives up a successful insurance brokering career… Troy leaves school.

‐ Mark goes to Notre Dame University to study…. You guessed it Greggy follows.

Old man Koios tries to mediate this potential train wreck and stop this love square from going any future. Think of the beautiful girls here Greggy, they deserve better!!!! Old man said to Troy “Show me Greggy that you are good enough to go to Uni and not there just to follow your heart or love. Write me an essay of the cricket year that just past. Show me you want this Greggy”. Attached is the attempt from Greggy. Sorry Mark this young buck is too far gone, I think we need professional help here. This year the second grade side were led into battle by the ever determined Nick “duck face” Ratta. The year started off well with some good wins and some bad losses but we were unlucky to miss out on the one day grand final. Also early on in the year a new relationship was formed when Mitch “Cherry Popper” Congleton laid his eyes on the new kid on the block Jaron “heart break kid” Tuxford. Mitch thought he had found the love of his

life but Jaron was playing hard to get. We then went into the 2 day games and we started to dominate those with only a few losses in the season. During the season the relationship was tested between the 2 love birds when local youngster Steve “Footlong” Goodall was introduced to the second grade side, Jaron liked what he saw and thought he would try and get a piece of the new youngster but Mitch was very unhappy with this and this led to a month long argument. Luckily for the lovebirds Steve was dropped and the relationship went back to its blossomy best. The season continued on and so did our winning run, which was a delight for captain Ratta. After Christmas we started off well with a good win and went on to hit over 1000 runs in the 4 games after Christmas. Season Facts:

‐ Mitch Congleton hit less runs in the regular season than Troy Evans.

‐ Nick Ratta got more ducks than a duck restaurant

‐ Jaron Tuxford and Mitch Congleton got engaged, they are expecting a little boy.

‐ Stan Koios did not play one defensive shot.

‐ John Braid only bowled 5 over’s all season leading into finals.

‐ Jaron Tuxford and Mitch Congleton were spotted at South Lake leisure centre at 8:30am on the morning of the semi final, looking for some talent down at the pools. They didn’t find any good lookers and when they did they couldn’t do anything as Jaron’s pin would pop their personal floatation devices.

THE MAN CRUSH CONTINUES……..


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As introduced last year our very own Lance Black unfortunately came second in a job interview which would have changed the course of both Australian and Cockburn History. Jules Lund beat our very own LB for the position of travel reporter or for the Channel 9 travel show “Getaway”. Due to popular demand we have asked our beloved LB to pen some more travel literary masterpieces. I am regularly asked “where is my favourite holiday destination?”. Whilst Europe, the US and the Caribbean are all fantastic they can be expensive. That is why my current preference is Vietnam. We have twice had a month there in the last 2 years and love it. Last year we flew to Cambodia then cruised the Mekong into Vietnam. Here are a few of my reports on the trip. Hi All, Frank Sinatra sang about Chicago and said "it's my kind of place". I have been singing and humming it but have changed the location to Siem Reap. I'm glad I held off buying a $130 suitcase at Myers 50% sale. Picked out just what I wanted here yesterday. Man grabbed the calculator and input $55 then gave it to me. I put $40, he put 50, I put $45, deal done. We were both happy but maybe he still had me. I then walked to a small clothes stall. A little old grey headed man of about 80 said I have your size. He went to a closet as big as a loo and produced a wool bale sized bag full of Tommy Hilfiger polo shirts my size. Mrs B wouldn't let me have the red, mango, green, grey, peach or pink. I settled on 3 including a Dockers purple one. Then I noticed the $69 price tag. I immediately explained that I was more a $10 man. No 10 he said must pay 12 each and out came the calculator at $36. I pulled out 35 but he wouldn't budge. Poor old bloke I thought, can't rip him off a buck, probably needs it for food. I gave him 40 and he reached into his pocket for change. Out came a wad of notes Andrew Forrest would be proud of! We were both happy, maybe diddled again! Drinking and dining here is also "my kind of place". So far we have eaten at Pub St each night. It is more a precinct of bars and restaurants than one street. All restaurants are very reasonably priced. Last night we shared 6 spring rolls then I had a Khmer chicken curry. Nita had shrimp dish with noodles. I managed to scoff 3 pots and Nita had 2 gin and tonics, total $11. Transport is by remorks (tuk tuks) a motorbike that pulls a carriage / trailer. Great atmosphere as you travel in the open trailer with a multitude of motorbikes, cars, buses and remorks converging on you at all angles. Pretty safe though as all vehicles hardly exceed 20k in town. As in other Asian cities there’s only 1 traffic rule - there aren't any rules! Trips are $2 around town. Hotel room, pub, brekky all very good but I get stung around the pool - $1.80 for a can of beer and 2.50 a cocktail, which reminds me, time for a swim and beer. Off on Mekong cruise tomorrow, will really miss Siem Reap - ït's my kind of place! Best regards Blackie _______________________________________________________________________

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Arun Swasiday everybloodies, This morning we left Phnom Penh, the local guide says Plong Ping, headed for the Viet border. The boat's really good - cabin, food and especially service superb. Mrs B would like to be a deck higher but is happy with Fritzel's dungeon. We enquired about upgrading but when the tour manager quoted $1998 extra for a vacant suite I decided the dungeon would be quite suitable! I can't believe our little cabin boy. We had gear all over our dresser and chair. When we came back he had tidied everything up. Our phone charger and camera cords rolled up and tied, books/dvds neatly stacked, our sunnies lying side by side and my dirty washing folded neatly. Even my Reg Grundies neatly folded to one side. Poor little fella don't know how he managed it - I was waiting for nightfall to dispatch them into the Mekong. After a couple of days visiting small villages and checking out local schools/orphanages etc we spent the last 2 nights at P Ping. No tv coverage on board so found a Pom and then an Aussie bar with Ashes on. It was in a real dilemma both nights - pay $1 for a beer and watch cricket or return to the boat and drink freebies. Night before last I spent a late night with "Murray" from Yanchep. Apart from being a Weegirl supportor is a good bloke. I think I got Nita to open the door at about 1ish. Funny how time flies when the scotch and cokes are free! So it's farewell to Cambodia today as we spend the day "at sea". Just gone 11am and I am holding off til noon for first beer - some p pots are already at it. It has been great so far with highlights being the Ankor Wat temples and the smiling faces of the small kids. The smiling faces of the young ladies are also ok - many are absolute stunners. Yesterday we visited the killing fields and the infamous S21 prison - very moving. Well qtr past and getting very thirsty, so may go up to pool deck. I like to have a beer before my red wine with lunch. Beers and spirits are local but wines with meals are international. Regards Blackie (Low 30's here but humidity is very high) _______________________________________________________________________ Xing Chao. I woke up Monday slightly under the weather after celebrating the Dockers superb thrashing of the Wee girls. Buy picking a margin of 26 pts I collected the huge sum of $15 by winning the on-board tipping comp. Must have been the blessing rec'd from a monk who said I would become wealthy! As the day wore on I knew it was not “Hangover 4” but the dreaded Maykong Belly! As we prepared to fly to Da Lat the heavy rain set in and my reliance on close-by rest rooms increased. The flight was only 20mins to Da Lat but the torrential rain saw all flights delayed. We finally took off 20minutes late and the terrible pains in my tummy made me realise I was flying by the seat of my pants. Then over the intercom came -"This is Captain Kevin speaking our flight time today will


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be 30 minutes" You bewdy I may just be able to last half an hour. After 15 mins we started to descend. At first there was a gentle sideways swaying, then we began to be violently shaken from one side to the other. Big Kev then explained there was a big storm at Da Lat so we would go into a 15min holding pattern. Now we were fiercely dropping up and down as well as to the side. The girl over the aisle from us was the first to toss in the towel, by the time she was on her 2nd sick bag those in front and behind us had gone out in sympathy. The stench was a combination of Bali drains, Bangkok loos and the old Robbs Jetty abbs. Hang on you mob - I'm the one SICK here! At last we started to descend; thru a small break in the clouds I could see a river and a huge mountain. At the same time Kev gunned it and the engines roared and we went vertically thru the turbulence again. I then heard a rattle of alfoil from next to me. The old Viet woman sitting cross legged who had picked at her toes all flight was now doing the biggest Chinese drawbacks you have ever heard. As we levelled out a reassuring Big Kev said "We had a look at an approach but the visibility is under 600ft which is way, way too low for us, so we are off to Cam Rahn Bay to fuel up and access the weather." On landing the purser said "Remain seated and keep electronic equipment turned off". In Viet that meant that 290 of them scrambled for the toilets and rang home. After 40 or so mins Big Kev was excited "The cloud has lifted to 1600ft we're going in. After another frightening session going down thru the clouds Kev put her down on a three pence. The whole plane erupted into tumultuous applause. Da Lat is quite lovely, very much French architecture, full of lakes, trees and gardens bursting with flowers. Much of the flowers and veges produced here are exported throughout Asia. So thanks to Big Kev today I visited the flower garden and was able to smell the roses, which was quite fortunate as I was regaining some confidence to pass some small zephyrs. Bye for now, Blackie


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3RDGRADE (SMCA 5TH) REPORT I'd like to begin by thanking everyone who played in the 3rds this year for their efforts. In what was a very similar season to last year, we finished on top of the One Day table before going on to win the Grand Final and second at seasons end before going down in a tight semi. It was disappointing to again lose a close final but there is no doubt that the experience will benefit the likes of Zac Overton, Sam Devereux, Steve Goodall, Kishan and Matthew Bowerman. It was pleasing to see these young players stand up at crucial times in matches throughout the season. The mix of youth and experience was nicely balanced and playing together representing the CCC was an enjoyable experience. Once again Pippo Raffaele displayed his all round skills while Congo and Ev's showed they still have what it takes with the bat. Justin Micale was again a steadying influence with the ball and he was sorely missed in the semi final against CBC. Joe Covic was reliable behind the stumps despite suffering some from a suspect shoulder. It was also great to see the likes of Jaron Tuxford, Jake Mirco and Mark Blinco come through the 3rds before securing spots in the 2nd Grade Grand Final. Id like to make special mention of Peter Firth who continued to display a positive attitude to the game despite being the guy who was hovering between 3rds and 4ths. His efforts in the semi against CBC were outstanding. Playing with people like Peter makes you want to come back year after year because they always give 100 % and they play for the right reasons! Sam Devereux's showed that he will eventually be an A Grade bowler for this club as he continually improves. His 7 wickets against Hilton in the final game was a great reward for his efforts but it was his ability through out the season to extract key wickets that was most impressive. Zac Overton showed form with both bat and ball but particularly impressed with the bat in tight situations. Steve Goodall is certainly an all round talent and will only improve as hr gains experience and confidence. Kishan as we all know can be devastating on his day and if he can find consistency somewhere near his best he will be a big asset to this club. A big thanks to Justine and Mr Overton for their support all season. It would have been nice to make it to the big one for you guys. Also to all my team mates for always taking responsibility to set up for the days play and in taking on umpiring and scoring duties. It certainly made my job easier. I look forward to next season playing with our great club. It has always been a pleasure Captaining and again I thank all for your support.

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BATTING ANALYSIS–3RDGrade (SMCA 5TH) PLAYER MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AVG. 4s 6s

1 Every, Anthony 11 11 465 0 1 1 0 110 465 42.27 71 22 Raffaele, Pippo 14 13 348 0 2 0 0 86 348 26.77 43 7

3 Congleton, Mathew 10 10 293 1 3 0 0 77 293 32.56 38 8

4 Goodall, Steven T 7 7 234 2 2 0 1 71.1 234 46.80 29 15 Camarda, Fedele 12 12 221 1 2 0 1 76 221 20.09 32 6 Covic, Joe 14 14 172 4 1 0 1 58.1 172 17.20 22 17 Radevski, Tony 8 8 171 1 1 0 0 61 171 24.43 22 8 Overton, Zak 11 10 135 2 0 0 1 39.1 135 16.88 18 1

9 Bowerman, Matthew 3 3 72 0 0 0 1 44 72 24.00 10

10 Jones, Matthew 2 2 59 0 0 0 0 33 59 29.50 7 211 Blinco, Mark 3 3 56 0 0 0 0 23 56 18.67 5 212 Micale, Justin 11 7 54 3 0 0 0 17.1 54 13.50 4 113 Mirco, Jake 3 3 53 0 0 0 0 24 53 17.67 5 1

14 LaReservee, Marcel 3 3 44 0 0 0 0 25 44 14.67 4 1

15 Firth, Peter 7 4 43 1 0 0 0 26 43 14.33 5 16 Pires, Jerry 2 2 38 0 0 0 0 30 38 19.00 2 17 Ferraro, Mathew 5 5 32 0 0 0 0 14 32 6.40 4 18 Devereux, Sam 13 8 25 2 0 0 1 8.1 25 4.17 2 19 Cimetta, Adam C 2 2 18 0 0 0 0 12 18 9.00

20 Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 7 5 8 3 0 0 1 7.1 8 4.00 1

21 Ricci, Anthony 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 4.1 4 1 22 Radevski, Nikola 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.00 23 Tuxford, Jaron A 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.00 24 Grubelich, Philip 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.00 25 Furzer, Robert 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 26 Every, Anthony 11 11 465 0 1 1 0 110 465 42.27 71 227 Raffaele, Pippo 14 13 348 0 2 0 0 86 348 26.77 43 7

28 Congleton, Mathew 10 10 293 1 3 0 0 77 293 32.56 38 8

29 Goodall, Steven T 7 7 234 2 2 0 1 71.1 234 46.80 29 130 Camarda, Fedele 12 12 221 1 2 0 1 76 221 20.09 32


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BOWLING ANALYSIS - 3RD Grade (SMCA 5TH)

PLAYER MAT OVERS WKS MDN RUNS 5WI AVG SR ECO BBI1 Devereux, Sam 13 118.2 26 31 317 1 12.19 27.31 2.68 7/13 2 Micale, Justin 11 88.3 23 24 200 1 8.70 23.09 2.26 5/33 3 Goodall, Steven 7 55.3 19 13 172 1 9.05 17.53 3.10 6/49 4 Raffaele, Pippo 14 66.5 13 17 159 0 12.23 30.85 2.38 3/6 5 Overton, Zak 11 83 13 15 248 0 19.08 38.31 2.99 3/13

6 Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 7 65 10 22 179 0 17.90 39.00 2.75 3/31

7 Firth, Peter 7 41.5 8 7 153 0 19.13 31.38 3.66 4/45 8 Every, Anthony 11 27.2 5 5 80 0 16.00 32.80 2.93 3/22 9 Tuxford, Jaron A 1 8 4 0 15 0 3.75 12.00 1.88 4/15

10 Ricci, Anthony 1 13 2 2 33 0 16.50 39.00 2.54 2/33 11 Congleton, Mathew 10 4 1 3 3 0 3.00 24.00 0.75 1/0 12 Hoar, Brett 2 13 1 2 34 0 34.00 78.00 2.62 1/11 13 Radevski, Tony 8 20 1 10 53 0 53.00 120.0 2.65 1/22 14 Camarda, Fedele 12 1 0 1 0 0 0.00 0/0 15 Ferraro, Mathew 5 1 0 0 4 0 4.00 0/4 16 Radevski, Nikola 1 3 0 0 17 0 5.67 0/17

FIELDING ANALYSIS - 3RD Grade (SMCA 5TH)

PLAYER MAT CATCHES STUMPING PLAYER MAT CATCHES

1 Covic, Joe 16 19 1 16 Radevski, Tony 8 22 Devereux, Sam 15 8 0 17 Burt, Matt 1 13 Goodall, Steven T 9 6 0 18 Hoar, Brett 2 04 Micale, Justin 12 5 0 19 Cimetta, Adam C 2 05 Firth, Peter 8 5 0 20 Ricci, Anthony 1 06 Raffaele, Pippo 16 5 0 21 Grubelich, Philip 1 07 Every, Anthony 13 4 0 22 Bowerman, Matthew 4 08 Blinco, Mark 3 4 0 23 Radevski, Nikola 1 09 Overton, Zak 13 4 0 24 Tuxford, Jaron A 1 0

10 Congleton, Mathew 12 3 0

25Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 8 0

11 Camarda, Fedele 14 3 0 26 Jones, Matthew 3 012 Mirco, Jake 3 3 0 27 Furzer, Robert 1 013 Ferraro, Mathew 5 2 0 32 Firth, Peter 8 514 Pires, Jerry 2 2 0 33 Raffaele, Pippo 16 5

15 LaReservee, Marcel 3 1 0

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PARTNERSHIPS - 3RD Grade (SMCA 5TH)

WKT P'SHIP BATTERS

ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 86 Pippo Raffaele - Marcel LaReservee 7 1 Leeming Spartan

2 71 Mathew Congleton - Marcel LaReservee

8 1 Hilton Palmyra

3 68 Anthony Every - Steven Goodall 7 1 Leeming Spartan

4 107 Anthony Every - Matthew Bowerman 13 1 Riverton-Rostrata

5 85 Steven Goodall - Joe Covic 6 1 Phoenix

6 102 Tony Radevski - Steven Goodall 4 1 Phoenix

7 102 Fedele Camarda - Joe Covic 13 1 Riverton-Rostrata

8 39 Fedele Camarda - Joe Covic 12 1 East Fremantle

9 34 Zak Overton - Sam Devereux SF 1 CBC

10 26 Peter Firth - Justin Micale 3 1 Leeming Spartan

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER VOTES - 3RD Grade (SMCA 5TH)

Total Votes

Num. Matches votes received in

Player

Raffaele, Pippo 15 6

Goodall, Steven T 12 5

Every, Anthony 11 5

Devereux, Sam 10 4

Congleton, Mathew 9 4

Overton, Zak 8 5

Micale, Justin 4 2

Camarda, Fedele 3 2

Radevski, Tony 3 2

Tuxford, Jaron A 3 1

Jones, Matthew 2 2

Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 1 1

Firth, Peter 1 1

Bowerman, Matthew 1 1

Pires, Jerry 1 1 Overton, Zak 2 1

Ravichchanran, Kishanthan 1 1


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3rd GRADE (SMCA 5th) – 2 DAY SEMI FINAL


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3rd GRADE (SMCA 5th) – 1 DAY FINAL

Forfeit my ass SMCA. Who has the winning photo, medals and flag?


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GET INKED! The Cockburn Cricket Club is pleased to announce that it will be providing all members with free tattoo design consultations. Sam Devereux has been appointed lead designer and is very excited about providing this new service to our members. Sam caught up with an undisclosed reporter for the Cockburn Yearbook to explain more about the role and what it entailed.

Reporter: So Sam what makes you qualified to lead such a service? Sam: I think it is well known that the French (Sam has a French heritage) are the leaders in the culture and the arts so I think it is in my blood. I’m extremely creative and have designed all my own tattoo’s. Reporter: What is your personal favourite tattoo and does it have any significant meaning? Sam: I’m a little reluctant to disclose this however I do have a tattoo of a red rose. It has a special meaning for me as it is in the memory of Lady Di.

I absolutely adored her, she did so much for the children of Africa. Before each game I listen to Elton John’s tribute song to her “Candle in the

Wind” (Goodbye English Rose). It’s such an inspirational song and when I’m a little down in the dumps I just hum the tune and it perks me up and I soldier on. Reporter: When designing for others how do you decide what will suit an individual? Sam: I try to get a broad understanding of a person and what the key things to them are in their life. I have prepared a questionnaire that has 50 questions about different aspects of a person’s life that gives me this understanding. I think a tattoo has to be something of significance, but it doesn’t have to be. I also like to study a person unclothed, I can therefore envisage their best parts which can influence the size and location of a tattoo. I also think it’s imperative that there is some colour in the tattoo that matches the person’s eyes. Reporter: Have you designed tattoos for any other people? Any celebrities? Sam: I have been influential in some of the artwork on Dan Aguiar, Terry Camarda, however the most famous person was Cameron Schwab. I designed a whole arm sleeve for him.


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Reporter: What’s your thought on having tattoo’s in a foreign language? Tattoos with Asian symbols appear to be very popular. Sam: Tattoos with Asian symbols for me takes the quality to a whole new level. The symbols are more aesthetically pleasing than the

alphabet, however there is the risk that it may be wrong but you’d never know so that’s the other advantage. Reporter: Thanks for your time Sam. Anything else you’d like to add? Sam: Yeh, get inked!

SEASON 2013-14

LOST East Fremantle’s 5th Grade One Day

Pennant

(You cant have this EFCC!!!!!!)

One Day A’s at Training Pool Table (Gabe has finally

accidentally lost it) Disco at training Selection rule book by selectors Mitchell Brindley (Yeah!!!) SOMMY (see lost and found Phoenix

CC also) Six finals in one season Sammy Rodriguez’s Chris Kercheval from Metros (escorted

via back door) Young boys after free pizzas Runs in finals for Matt Ferarro

FOUND Two new teams All the Juniors running around the

club Eagles legend - SUMMA Travis Seclier-Stein found some

more hyphens – Travis Seclier-Stein-Murdoch-Westphal-Groves -Jones-Meridith

Schnitz food empire have found cheap labour from our 3rd Grade speed demons

Matso’s Ginger Beer in the Bar Gun keeper/batsman (see also

lost) The young guys in the club rooms

on a free pizza night (see also lost pizza for the rest of the guys)

Marcel LaReservee (sort of?? As you don’t see him at training or prior 12:50pm on game day)

Rhino’s cricketing career – see also lost after snapping Achilles during same game. b


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4THGRADE (SMCA 6TH) REPORT For me personally the 2013/14 Season will be remembered as one of my most enjoyable season I’ve had at the CCC. Not just from the success we had on the field, but for the heart and spirit the boys showed on and off the field. Young guys like Mike and Adam Cimetta, Jace Vodanovich and Mark Matkovich who were always there on time, keen to help, keen to learn and keen to be successful. The Season started with a rained out draw against Armadale. My side was made up of inexperience young boys that I had met the first time and boy did I think this was going to be a long…..season. By the fourth game the side had started to take shape with some old heads joining the side, this formed the base of a side that played in two Grand Finals and only lost two games all season. The One Day final against Leeming was always going to be a challenge, and especially at their home ground. Chasing and losing by 16 runs was a good effort by the boys. It just wasn’t our day. The disappointment the team felt that day I’m sure only made us hungry for the main prize. We finished the season by winning the last two games outright (thanks Mitch who stepped in as Captain). This allowed us to finish on top of the ladder and home finals. The Semi against Willetton started a little harder than we expected with a few anxious moments felt by all. We won by 170 odd runs. Stand out performances with the bat: Adam Cimetta (60), Clinton Mitchell (43), Steve Camarda (68), and Jace Vodanovich (61) including 5 big sixes. Stand outs with the ball: Tony Radevski 4/34, Mark Matkovich 3/21.WE SMASHED EM. The 6th grade competition was dominated by Cockburn and Leeming all season, so it was fitting that we played off in a grand final. This time it was at our home of cricket, DAVALAK. Winning the toss and scoring 173 off the full 75 over’s was a fantastic effort from all the boys as we all dug deep with 20 and 30 run partnerships. Rolling Leeming for 114 didn’t reflect on how tough it was on field, it drew the best out of our bowlers and fielders. Great spells from Max Wason 14 over’s 2/19, Tony Radevski 10 over’s 0/18, Clinton Mitchell 10 over’s 4/27 and finally Anthony Ricci whose15.2 over’s 4/46 earned him the man of the match. Great win boys. One I’ll never forget. Standout performances this year were Matt Ferraro with 3 tons and a 99, Adam Cimetta with a hundred against Armadale and Peter Firth smashing a ton against Willetton and taking 6/26. Also the emergence of young guys like the Cimetta boys with the gloves, Jace with the bat and Mark’s off spin. These guys will definitely be playing higher grades in the future. Special thanks to Mitch, Steve, Ferraro, Gabe, the committee, and Fedele for their help this season.

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BATTING ANALYSIS - 4TH GRADE (SMCA 6TH) PLAYER MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AVG. 4s 6s

1 Ferraro, Mathew 8 8 734 1 3 3 0 175 734 104.86 101 82 Cimetta, Adam C 10 10 421 0 2 1 0 100 421 42.10 53 13 Viti, Sandro 11 11 317 0 2 0 0 80 317 28.82 44 14 Jones, Matthew 4 5 199 1 2 0 0 57 199 49.75 23 135 Grubelich, Philip 8 8 175 2 1 0 2 63.1 175 29.17 23

6 Vodanovich, Jace C 13 10 139 4 0 0 1 38.1 139 23.17 13 2

7 Camarda, Steven 10 8 137 0 0 0 0 32 137 17.13 23 18 Radevski, Nikola 4 4 128 0 1 0 0 61 128 32.00 16 9 Mirco, Jake 4 4 125 0 1 0 0 73 125 31.25 18 1

10 Firth, Peter 6 5 120 1 0 1 1 102 120 30.00 4 11

11 Cimetta, Michael P 14 14 119 6 0 0 2 28 119 14.88 6

12 Mitchell, Clinton 10 7 96 3 0 0 1 35 96 24.00 9 313 McCulloch, Luke 2 2 88 0 1 0 0 58 88 44.00 13 14 Wason, Max 6 5 83 0 0 0 1 38 83 16.60 7 415 Mirco, Jesse L 3 2 76 0 1 0 0 68 76 38.00 11 16 Savage, Arron 2 2 70 0 0 0 0 47 70 35.00 12 17 Koios, Stan 1 1 34 0 0 0 0 34 34 34.00 2 3

18 Westphal-Groves, John 1 1 21 0 0 0 0 21 21 21.00 2 1

19 Black, Anthony K 1 1 20 0 0 0 0 20 20 20.00 2 2

20 LaReservee, Marcel 1 1 19 0 0 0 0 19 19 19.00 1

21 Ricci, Anthony 7 3 18 1 0 0 0 10 18 9.00 2 122 Medin, Lui 2 2 17 0 0 0 1 17 17 8.50 23 Viti, Remo 1 1 10 0 0 0 0 10 10 10.00 1 24 Matkovich, Mark J 10 5 10 4 0 0 0 8.1 10 10.00 25 Ryan, Luke 1 1 9 0 0 0 0 9 9 9.00 1

26 Sheppard, Cameron 2 2 9 1 0 0 0 7 9 9.00 1

27 Sattell, Mathew L 1 1 6 0 0 0 0 6 6 6.00 1 28 Santich, Glenn 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 5.00

29 Santaromita, Kane 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 4.00

30 Kumar, Pardeep 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 4.00 1 31 Vagg, Andrew 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 2.1 2

32 Rivers, Alexander J 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 2.1 2

33 Roebuck, Shane 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

34 Radevski, Tony 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

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BOWLING ANALYSIS - 4TH GRADE (SMCA 6TH)

PLAYER MAT OVERS WKS MDN RUNS 5WI AVG SR ECO BBI

1 Mitchell, Clinton 10 82.4 19 32 172 0 9.1 26.1 2.1 3/7

2 Vodanovich, Jace C 13 96.2 19 25 294 0 15.5 30.4 3.1 3/15

3 Matkovich, Mark J 10 94 18 18 308 0 17.1 31.3 3.3 3/25

4 Firth, Peter 6 57 17 21 144 1 8.5 20.1 2.5 6/26 5 Wason, Max 6 61.4 15 18 186 0 12.4 24.7 3.0 4/16 6 Ricci, Anthony 7 77 13 27 153 1 11.8 35.5 2.0 6/12 7 Viti, Sandro 11 23.3 5 5 72 0 14.4 28.2 3.1 2/2 8 Radevski, Tony 1 7 4 4 8 0 2.0 10.5 1.1 4/8

9 Rivers, Alexander J 2 7.1 4 0 33 0 8.3 10.8 4.6 2/8

10 Mirco, Jesse L 3 26 4 2 75 0 18.8 39.0 2.9 3/28 11 Koios, Stan 1 5 3 0 11 0 3.7 10.0 2.2 3/11 12 Ferraro, Mathew 8 9 3 3 19 0 6.3 18.0 2.1 3/19 13 Savage, Arron 2 2.5 2 0 6 0 3.0 8.5 2.1 2/6

14 Westphal-Groves, John 1 4 2 0 15 0 7.5 12.0 3.8 2/15

15 LaReservee, Marcel 1 4 2 1 18 0 9.0 12.0 4.5 2/18

16 Jones, Brendan 2 8 2 1 30 0 15.0 24.0 3.8 2/30 17 Mirco, Jake 4 12 2 1 32 0 16.0 36.0 2.7 2/32 18 Kumar, Pardeep 1 1.4 1 0 9 0 9.0 10.0 5.4 1/9 19 Grubelich, Philip 8 7.4 1 1 17 0 17.0 46.0 2.2 1/11 20 Camarda, Steven 10 5 1 0 19 0 19.0 30.0 3.8 1/19 21 Black, Anthony K 1 10 1 3 32 0 32.0 60.0 3.2 1/32 22 Ryan, Luke 1 2 0 0 14 0 7.0 0/14

23 Cimetta, Michael P 14 2 0 0 14 0 7.0 0/14

24 Sheppard, Cameron 2 4 0 0 19 0 4.8 0/19

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FIELDING ANALYSIS - 4THGRADE (SMCA 6TH)

PLAYER MAT CATCHESCATCHES WK STUMPING

1 Cimetta, Michael P 14 11 11 3 2 Cimetta, Adam C 10 0 15 1 3 Vodanovich, Jace C 13 9 0 0 4 Camarda, Steven 10 8 0 0 5 Ricci, Anthony 7 5 0 0 6 Mitchell, Clinton 10 5 0 0 7 Ferraro, Mathew 8 4 0 0 8 Viti, Sandro 11 4 0 0 9 Firth, Peter 6 4 0 0

10 Jones, Matthew 4 4 0 0 11 Vagg, Andrew 2 3 0 0 12 Grubelich, Philip 8 2 0 0 13 Matkovich, Mark J 10 2 0 0 14 Medin, Lui 2 2 0 0 15 Mirco, Jesse L 3 1 0 0 16 Wason, Max 6 1 0 0 17 Radevski, Tony 1 1 0 0 18 Santaromita, Kane 1 1 0 0 19 Black, Anthony K 1 1 0 0 20 Radevski, Nikola 4 1 0 0 21 Mirco, Jake 4 1 0 0 22 Ryan, Luke 1 0 0 0 23 Santich, Glenn 1 0 0 0 24 Roebuck, Shane 1 0 0 0 25 Salmon, Caleb 1 0 0 0 26 Sheppard, Cameron 2 0 0 0 27 Savage, Arron 2 0 0 0 28 Rivers, Alexander J 2 0 0 0 29 LaReservee, Marcel 1 0 0 0 30 Viti, Remo 1 0 0 0 31 McCulloch, Luke 2 0 0 0 32 Kumar, Pardeep 1 0 0 0

33 Westphal-Groves, John 1 0 0 0

34 Koios, Stan 1 0 0 0 35 Sattell, Mathew L 1 0 0 0 36 Jones, Brendan 2 0 0 0 37 Gratwick, Alex S 1 0 0 0


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PARTNERSHIPS - 4TH GRADE (SMCA 6TH)

WKT P'SHIP BATTERS

ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 172 Mathew Ferraro - Adam Cimetta 8 1 Hilton Palmyra

2 199 Mathew Ferraro - Sandro Viti 10 1 SJ Blues

3 131 Mathew Ferraro - Clinton Mitchell 14 1 Hilton Palmyra

4 83 Mathew Ferraro - Matthew Jones 9 1 Riverton-Rostrata

5 46 Adam Cimetta - Steven Camarda 2 1 Willetton Crows

6 78 Philip Grubelich - Matthew Jones 11 1 Armadale

7 182 Mathew Ferraro - Peter Firth 5 1 Willetton Crows

8 90 Steven Camarda - Jace Vodanovich SF 1 Willetton Crows

9 No partnership over 25

10 35 Jace Vodanovich - Mark Matkovich 11 1 Armadale

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER VOTES - 4TH GRADE (SMCA 6TH)

Player Total Votes

Matches votes

received in Player Total

Votes

Matches votes

received in Ferraro, Mathew 18 7

McCulloch, Luke 3 1

Cimetta, Adam C 8 4 Mirco, Jake 3 2

Mirco, Jesse L 6 2 Ricci, Anthony 3 1

Mitchell, Clinton 6 3 Koios, Stan 3 1

Viti, Sandro 6 3 Westphal-Groves, John 2 1

Vodanovich, Jace C 5 4 Jones, Matthew 2 1

Matkovich, Mark J Wason, Max 5 3 2 2

Cimetta, Michael P 4 2 Radevski, Tony 1 1

Radevski, Nikola Savage, Arron 3 2 1 1

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4TH GRADE (SMCA 6TH) – 1 DAY FINAL

4TH GRADE (SMCA 6TH) – 2 DAY SEMI FINAL


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4TH GRADE (SMCA 6TH) – 2 DAY GRAND FINAL


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ONE DAY A GRADE

I’d like to start by thanking Gab ers of the committee for giving me the opportunity to captain ODA this season. Also to Chooky Watson and Matt Ferraro for

ith 11 wins, 1 draw and 7 losses. Prior to 21 ecember we were 3 wins, 1 draw and 6 losses, really not a great position. From the 21st

at streak was not only because we played some great cricket, was because we had a solid team, and we played as a team, playing for each other. Who

played Southern River 3 times in the season, lost against them twice and on once (they dropped their entire team against us to held qualify their ODD). Quite simply,

bowled exceptionally, Cam and Robbie opened nd were told their job was to see off the good bowlers and be no more than 2 down after

t in unchanged against Thornlie in the GF, and loss the toss and were asked to owl. Couldn’t ask for a better start when Beezy and Jonesy had both openers caught

e Puca and the other memb

their support and level heads in selections. The ladder will show that we ended up w st

DDecember until the 8th March (semi final) we won 9 out of our 10 games, including the semi Final against Southern River. The reason we had such a greitwould’ve thought that simply sitting together after a game (Circle of Death!) and having a couple of beers would see us go from an average team sitting out of the 4, to a team that could really contend for the flag. Game after game someone else would stand up, we didn’t rely on one particular person to get the job done, everyone had a role and everyone stood up at some point. We had previouslywwe were not expected to win the Semi Final, Slug on the radio ( a life member of Cockburn!), wrote us off, saying that Southern River were shoe ins. Slug didn’t realise the team spirit that we had, and the will to win for each other. We won the toss and batted, and Southerna20. After 20 we were 0/60 odd, with Cam on 8 and Robbie on 41, couldn’t ask for a better start. Gareth came in and hit a quick fire 27 when it was really needed, with contributions from Matt Jones (10) Dan Meredith (10, and ran out Mick Cimetta… dog). At 7/129 we were in an average position, Sav and Hally came together and put on 17, Sav with 15 of them. A total of 8/148 was something we felt we could bowl at. We had them 1/23 when Gareth ripped their openers stump out of the ground (not bad for someone that can’t bowl junior!). Southern put a partnership together and were 2/79 when hally pulled his finger out and bowled some deadly heat. Hally took their opener, number 3, and number 4 in quick succession to have them 4/95. Enter Sav, who in what can only be described as an interesting spelling of bowling, took 4/14 off 5 overs, with Travy chiming in with 2/8 off 4. The Southern River shuffle (coined by Danzy) was in full effect. Southern lost 9/40, or 6/10, to be bundled out for 119. The way everyone chipped in with the ball, or with some speccy catches, again proved that when we play as a team and stand up, we will win most games of cricket. We wenbslogging off the bowling of Grat. Some excellent tight bowling restricted them to 3/39, then to 4/44 at Drinks. Not long after hally made another breakthrough to have them 5/49, Grat snared another and had them 6/77. Unfortunately things went downhill from there, some average bowling, poor fielding and some “dropping of the heads” from some players, meant that Thornlie were able to recover, when they should have been rolled for under 120. Thornlie ended up with 187 off their 40, well bowled to Hally 2/13 off 8, BJ 1/13 off 8, and Grat 3/43 off 7. Chasing 188 we knew if we batted our 40 and had wickets in hand after 20 that we would be a big chance. Being 3/18 with Cam LBW, Robbie and Gareth bowled,


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wasn’t the greatest of starts, all credit to their opening bowlers though. Mick Cimetta and Dan Meredith came together, saw out the openers; however another mini collapse saw us at 7/51. All season Trav Seclier has had a never say die attitude, and he wasn’t about to give up, Trav put on 44 for the last wicket with Alex Gratwick, to move us from 8/85 to all out for 129. It’s a credit to Trav that he stood up and stuck it up the Thornlie boys, hitting some big sings, when they thought the game was won, ending up with 56 not out. All credit must go to Thornlie, whose lower order batted exceptionally, and who all bowled very well to win their flag. Thornlie were deserved winners, played the game in the right spirits all season, including the final, and thoroughly deserved their win. All season we had some simple rules for our team, with the Bat it was to back ourselves,

nd bat the 40 overs. With the Ball it was to bowl full and straight, not bowling short or giving

roughout the season. was great to have 11 boys play 9 games or more, 5 of them 15 or more in ODA. Dan

n, my highlights would have been the Semi against Southern, eeing all the boys stand up and be counted when it really mattered, and us playing as a

did not get the win in the GF, but if we play like we did for the econd half of the season again, I’ve got no doubt we can go one better next season.

Brendan Jones Captain

aaway extras, and in the field it was to support each other the whole time we were out there, keep the talk up, hold our catches and back each other – I can honestly say that the boys did this to the best of their abilities, and would be a huge reason why our post-Christmas turnaround was so successful. Post-Christmas we averaged only 10 extras per game (most being leg byes), however in the GF we bowled 37 extras… that hurts! As far as individuals are concerned we had some great contributions thItMeredith 468 runs @ 36, consistently coming in at 5 and building our innings to something respectable, add to that 4 wickets (@ 64… wow) 4 catches and 2 run outs. Robbie Murdoch 422 runs @ 30 & 7 wickets. The big unit Matty Jones 275 runs @ 25, Cam Oxford 251 runs @ 16, Travy Seclier 245 runs @ 23, along with 27 wickets and 9 catches. Someone we missed, but was sensational before his trip back to Zim was Burty, Burty hit 449 runs @ 37, and took 16 wickets @ 20. Burty is all class, and was a huge loss for the finals, its fair to say we can’t wait to see him back! Bowling wise was great to see Travy get some results late in the year. Trav was far and above one of our best bowlers, who would bowl exactly where he was told, regularly coming on in the 26th over to finish the innings off, Trav ended up with 27 wickets at 18, a solid season! Hally played the last 10 games in a row for us, and stormed home with 23 wickets at 11. Was great to see the Sazz find some late form and took 8 wickets in 3 games, to end up with 16 @ 16. A youngster with a lot of promise is Alex Gratwick, this kid will play A grade for Cockburn someday, he has a great action, bowls with a decent pace and can move the ball, it was great having Grato in the side for the latter part of the year, he’s a great kid (he reckons he is a man, but he’s not) and took 12 wickets at 15 – Grato, if you can sort your front foot issues out you will dominate this competition! I ended up with 33 wickets at 14. Last but certainly not least was Camo, Cam hit over 250 runs, and took 18 catches and 4 stumpings. Cam was the rock of our side, opening, and with his chat and banter in the field. Cam you’re a gun keeper, and you give your all with the bat – couldn’t ask for much more! All in all, it was a great seasosteam post-Christmas, it made the game so much more enjoyable, I’m sure the rest of the boys would say the same! It’s disappointing that we s


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BATTING ANALYSIS - One Day A

MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AVG. 4s 6s PLAYER 1 Burt, Matt 14 14 449 2 5 0 5 95 449 37.42 46 15 2 Meredith, Daniel 15 15 438 4 4 0 2 86.1 438 39.82 33 8 3 Murdoch, Robert 13 13 376 1 4 0 1 65 376 31.33 51 0 4 Jones, Matthew 9 9 264 0 2 0 0 64 264 29.33 32 7 5 Oxford, Cameron 18 17 236 3 1 0 4 74 236 16.86 20 2

6 Seclier-Stein, Travis 18 13 185 3 0 0 2 45 185 18.50 20 4

7 Medin, Lui 10 10 178 3 0 0 1 41.1 178 25.43 14 6

8 Watson, Matthew J 2 2 79 0 1 0 0 73 79 39.50 11 2

9 Radevski, Nikola 7 7 79 1 0 0 1 41 79 13.17 8 1 10 Black, Gareth S 7 7 62 0 0 0 0 22 62 8.86 5 11 Trowbridge, John 8 7 60 0 0 0 1 26 60 8.57 4 2

12 Westphal-Groves, John 4 4 57 0 0 0 1 35 57 14.25 4

13 Jones, Brendan 17 11 49 3 0 0 3 21.1 49 6.13 4 1 14 Hall, Craig 8 5 33 3 0 0 0 12 33 16.50 3 15 Gratwick, Alex S 9 5 30 2 0 0 1 19.1 30 10.00 1 16 Vagg, Andrew 5 4 24 2 0 0 0 11 24 12.00 2 17 Savage, Arron 9 6 23 0 0 0 1 9 23 3.83 3 18 Brennan, Mathew 3 3 19 1 0 0 0 14 19 9.50 19 Illarietti, Jason 4 3 19 2 0 0 0 15 19 19.00 2 20 Petkovich, Cody 1 1 19 0 0 0 0 19 19 19.00 2 1

21 Murdoch, Gordon J 1 1 15 0 0 0 0 15 15 15.00 2

22 Goddin, Jay A 2 2 13 0 0 0 0 7 13 6.50 2 23 Ricci, Anthony 3 2 11 0 0 0 0 10 11 5.50 1

24 Santaromita, Kane 1 1 11 0 0 0 0 11 11 11.00 1

25 McCulloch, Luke 3 3 9 0 0 0 0 5 9 3.00 1 26 Thomson, Richard 2 2 7 0 0 0 0 5 7 3.50

27 Murdoch, Andrew R 2 1 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 5.00 1

28 Clayton, Ryan 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 5.00 1 29 Grubelich, Philip 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 4.00 30 Camarda, Steven 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 4.00 1 31 Matkovich, Mark J 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 4.1 4 32 Wason, Max 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.00 33 Killian, Curtis D 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1.00 34 Pettit, James 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 35 Black, Anthony K 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 36 Rao, Sudhir 2 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.00


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BOWLING ANALYSIS - One Day A PLAYER MAT OVER T M I I S WK S DN RUNS 5W AVG SR ECO BB

1 Jones, Brendan .1 32 1 425 1 9 817 122 5 13.3 22. 3.5 5/2

2 Seclier-Stein, Travis 18 106.5 23 456 0 9 88 19.8 27. 4.3 4/1

3 Hall, Craig 8 58.5 18 1 211 0 6 03 11.7 19. 3.6 4/14 Burt, Matt 14 93.1 16 2 326 0 9 90 20.4 34. 3.5 3/25 Savage, Arron 9 37 11 206 0 2 33 18.7 20. 5.6 3/26 Vagg, Andrew 5 22.4 9 1 107 0 1 03 11.9 15. 4.7 3/17 Gratwick, Alex S 34 9 119 0 7 19 2 13.2 22. 3.5 3/28 Murdoch, Robert 13 22.1 7 136 1 0 30 19.4 19. 6.1 5/59 Black, Gareth S 7 24 6 129 0 0 62 21.5 24. 5.4 4/4

10 .1 5 1 2 5Trowbridge, John 8 10 0 68 13.6 12. 6.7 5/311 Meredith, Daniel 15 37 4 256 0 5 /160 64.0 55. 6.9 212 Black, Anthony K 1 7.4 2 0 0 /401 40 20.0 23. 5.2 213 Rao, Sudhir 2 9 2 0 0 /330 47 23.5 27. 5.2 214 Ricci, Anthony 3 24 2 0 0 1/95 69 34.5 72. 2.915 Illarietti, Jason 4 16 2 0 0 1/83 76 38.0 48. 4.8

16 Murdoch, Gordon

3 1 0 0 /15J 1 0 15 15.0 18. 5.0 117 Wason, Max 1 8 1 0 0 /242 24 24.0 48. 3.0 1

18 Westphal-Groves,

17 1 0 90.0 0 /29John 4 0 90 102. 5.3 119 Grubelich, Philip 1 1 0 0 0/30 3 3.020 Koncurat, Daniel 1 0 0 /101 0 10 10.0 021 Jones, Matthew 9 1 0 0 /110 11 11.0 022 Ellis, Sean 1 2 0 0 14 0 7.0 0/14

23 Watson, Matthew

2 0 0 /15J 2 0 15 7.5 024 Goddin, Jay A 2 2 0 0 0/210 21 10.525 k J 5 0 2 0 0/28Matkovich, Mar 1 0 8 5.626 Medin, Lui 10 2 0 0 /280 28 14.0 0

27 Sheppard, Cameron 1 3 0 0 /320 32 10.7 0

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FIELDING ANALYSIS - One Day A

AT ATC CHE WK STUMPING PLAYER M C HES CAT S

1 Oxford, Cameron 18 0 17 42 Seclier-Stein, Tra 18 8vis 0 03 ,Black Gareth S 7 6 0 04 Medin, Lui 10 5 0 05 Murdoch, Robert 13 5 0 06 Jones, Matthew 9 5 2 07 Burt, Matt 14 5 0 08 Jones, Brendan 17 4 0 09 Meredith, Daniel 15 4 0 0

10 Santaromita, Kan 1 3e 0 011 Savage, Arron 9 3 1 012 Trowbridge, John 8 2 0 013 Thomson, Richard 2 2 0 014 Radevski, Nikola 7 2 1 015 Vagg, Andrew 5 2 0 016 1 1Ryan, Luke 0 017 Brennan, Mathew 3 1 0 018 Westphal-Groves, hn 4 1 Jo 0 019 Hall, Craig 8 1 0 020 Rao, Sudhir 2 1 0 021 Camarda, Steven 1 1 0 022 McCulloch, Luke 3 1 0 023 Watson, Matthew J 2 0 0 024 Wason, Max 1 0 0 025 Koncurat, Daniel 1 0 0 026 Illarietti, Jason 4 0 0 027 Clayton, Ryan 1 0 0 028 Ricci, Anthony 3 0 0 029 Murdoch, Andrew 2 0 0 0R 30 Grubelich, Philip 1 0 0 031 Sheppard, Cameron 1 0 0 032 Killian, Curtis D 1 0 0 033 Pettit, James 1 0 0 034 Black, Anthony K 1 0 0 035 Gratwick, Alex S 9 0 0 036 Ellis, Sean 1 0 0 037 Murdoch, Gordon J 1 0 0 038 Goddin, Jay A 2 0 0 039 Petkovich, Cody 1 0 0 040 Matkovich, Mark J 1 0 0 0


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PARTNERSHIPS - One Day A

WKT P'SHIP

BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 95 Cameron Oxford - T eravis S clier-

Stein 16 1 Canning Districts

1 95 Robert Murdoch - Cameron Oxford 5 1 Thornlie

2 66 Robert Murdoch - Nikola devski Ra 1 1 East Fremantle

3 97 Robert Murdoch - Matthew Jones 18 1 Southern River

4 110 Matt Burt - Daniel Meredith 8 1 Canning Districts

5 117 Daniel Meredith - Ma urt tt B 13 1 East Fremantle

6 81 Daniel Meredith - Matthe Jones w 17 1 Armadale

7 69 Lui Medin - Travis Secli -Stein er 18 1 Southern River

8 41 Travis Seclier-Stein - G rdon o

Murdoch 7 1 East Fremantle

9 25 John Trowbridge - Jason llarietti I 9 1 Southern River

10 44 Travis Seclier-Stein - Alex ratwick G GF 1 Thornlie

ABLE PL ER VOT S - One Da A

Player


Player Total Votes


MOST VALU AY E y

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Meredith i 6 Jones, Matthe 4 2 , Dan el 17 w

Burt, Ma 7 Brennan, Mat 3 1 tt 15 hew

Murdoch, Rob 6 Trowbridge, J 3 1 ert 14 ohn

Jones, B a 8 Watson, Matt J 3 1 rend n 13 hew

Oxford, r 7 Wason, Max 2 1 Came on 10 Seclier-S T 3 Gratwick, Ale 1 1 tein, ravis 7 x S

Medin, L 2 Radevski, Nikola 1 1 ui 5 Hall, Cra 3 Westphal-Gro s, John 1 1 ig 5 ve

Black, G 2 Vagg, Andrew 1 1 areth S 4 Savage, Arron 2 Rao, Sudhir 1 14


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ONE DAY C GRADE The One Day C season got off to an almost erection building start! Passing East Fremantle’s 208, 5 down with plenty of overs to go was, what I thought a sign of real potential, Luke McCulloch (48) Wade WG (59) and a ‘One Night Only’ appearance from Dave Jackovich (53) had my old heart a flutter as I watched the disbelieving reaction on the faces of the East Fremantle team as another ball went to the boundary, in Jacko’s case, over the boundary. I am not sure, but I think I noticed what might have been a rye smile on Rowdy’s face as we raced to a very credible total of 6/243, then again I might have been seeing things! I must admit after round one being coerced, as captain of the One Day C’s in Ranko’s early absence didn’t seem like a bad gig. From round 2 on though, the emotional rollercoaster that we call cricket gathered momentum. Our season was filled with numerous forfeits (grateful for the points), some credible highs and some very very forgetful lows. In spite of the many potentials and could-have beens, the team stuck it out, week after week, enjoyed the odd victory, lamented losses (the close ones anyway) and, I think we would prefer to forget the rectum widening floggings dished out by some of our opposition throughout the season. Now, don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t all-bad, we did manage to play some good, very competitive and at times entertaining cricket, with numerous highlights that brought about smiles and even raucous cheer. Luke McCulloch’s gritty 101 not out against Hilton Palmyra in round 5 was one such highlight, then there was Luke Ryan’s bowling debut, a very impressive 5/27, he then experienced a wicket drought, so he decided to be a wicket keeper instead for most of the season, he did hand the gloves back in the final game of the season to bowl again, taking 3/25, Luke was also a very handy and competent opening bat. Wade WG showed early promise and entertainment with back-to-back half century’s in the first two games, only to disappear for much of the season after being elevated to the lofty heights of the grades above us in the club pecking order. As the true champion he is, Ranko started his season with an impressive 5/7 off 8 overs in round 6 against Leeming. PTT, Cam Shepard and Vaggsie were gallant warriors with the ball, at times not being rewarded with more wickets for their toil. Jay Goddin, Alex Rivers started to hit their straps by season end and will be champions in the future. Beating Armadale in the last game of the year was by far the pinnacle of the season for me. The game was filled with raw emotion, tension, grit and tenacity, a game that played out to the very last over of the day; even a verbal joust over the virtues of sportsman-like sledging added to the intensity of the game. Everything seamed to go to our way; bowlers bowled with purpose without many sundries, catchers caught and fielders pounced on the ball like a seagull diving on a stray chip outside of Cicerellos, for the fist time in the season we were able to have Armadale all out under 200. John Trowbridge and Luke Ryan provided the much-needed firepower with 3 wickets apiece. Rowdy put his incessant pleasantry and happy demeanour to one side and demonstrated his real leadership qualities in the field with well thought out field placements and well timed bowling changes in the end they posted a very gettable 181. Our batting, which hadn’t seen much depth since round one started to jell, runs came slowly to start and with 10 or so overs to go we needed more than a run a ball. Bring on Johnny Trowbridge, his 53 not out got us over the line in the very last over to secure forth spot and a place in the finals.


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So finishing in 4th place at the rounds and playing in a final as something I had never e eason but warmly enjoyed,

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especially with the very much appreciated leadership and help from Ranko, Rowdy, Luke M, Wade, PTT and Lui and the other 30 cavaliers selected in the One day C’s this year, it is hard to mention all and sundry, so I apologise if I have missed a highlight or two. In a year of ups and downs it has been a pleasure to play alongside old and new friends alike.

Michael “Spike” Collins Captain

BATTING ANALYSIS - One Day C PLAYER MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AV

1 McCulloch, Luke 12 11 334 1 1 1 0 101* 334 33.40 37 22 Ryan, Luke 12 12 199 0 1 0 1 53 199 16.58 19

3 Westphal-Groves, John 5 5 192 0 2 0 0 62 192 38.40 23 2

4 Roebuck, Shane 13 13 154 1 0 0 0 44 154 12.83 155 Collins, Michael A 13 10 113 2 0 0 1 32* 113 14.13 96 Matic, Ranko 11 9 94 0 0 0 1 24 94 10.44 87 Goddin, Jay A 10 8 76 1 0 0 1 21 76 10.86 58 Medin, Lui 3 3 68 0 0 0 0 37 68 22.67 6 19 Illarietti, Jason 4 4 66 1 1 0 1 50 66 22.00 5 1

10 Fernie, Jay 2 2 55 0 0 0 0 39 55 27.50 511 Trowbridge, John 2 2 53 1 1 0 1 53* 53 53.00 2 212 Jackovich, David 2 1 53 0 1 0 0 53 53 53.00 1 613 Vagg, Andrew 10 7 49 2 0 0 1 19 49 9.80 214 Vodanovich, Jace 3 2 46 0 0 0 0 44 46 23.00 1 315 Sheppard, Cam 8 7 41 1 0 0 2 17 41 6.83 416 Watson, Matthew 1 1 40 0 0 0 0 40 40 40.00 3 217 Ferraro, Mathew 1 1 34 0 0 0 0 34 34 34.00 318 Petkovich, Cody 4 3 33 1 0 0 0 29* 33 16.50 3 219 Brennan, Mathew 1 1 31 0 0 0 0 31 31 31.00 220 Killian, Curtis D 8 6 30 2 0 0 1 16* 30 7.50 121 Viney, Grant 1 1 28 1 0 0 0 28* 28 522 Taylor-Thorpe, Peter 10 8 26 2 0 0 2 13* 26 4.33 223 Camarda, Steven 1 1 23 0 0 0 0 23 23 23.00 424 Granelli, Danny 1 1 21 0 0 0 0 21 21 21.00 225 Rivers, Alexander 7 6 17 2 0 0 0 8 17 4.25 226 Radonich, Alec P 2 2 16 1 0 0 0 13* 16 16.00 127 Savage, Arron 1 1 12 0 0 0 0 12 12 12.00 128 Ellis, Sean 5 4 9 2 0 0 2 8* 9 4.5029 Kumar, Pardeep 2 2 6 0 0 0 1 6 6 3.0030 Wilson, David 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 5 5 5.00 131 Fogliani, Lorenzo 5 4 4 2 0 0 1 2* 4 2.0032 Gratwick, Alex S 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.0033 Santaromita, Kane 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.0034 Rao, Sudhir 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0* 0 0.0035 Salmon, Caleb 5 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.00


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BOWLING ANALYSIS - One Day C

PLAYER MAT OVERSWKT

S MAIDEN RUNS 5W

I AVG SR ECO BBI 1 Matic, Ranko 11 76 16 5 337 1 0 21.1 28.5 5/72 Vagg, Andrew 10 67.1 15 5 282 0 0 18.8 26.9 4/373 Ryan, Luke 12 32 10 2 178 1 0 17.8 19.2 5/27

4 Cameron 8 Sheppard,

40 8 3 187 0 0 23.4 30.0 2/7

5 Rivers, J

Alexander 7 33.2 7 2 172 0 0 24.6 28.6 2/23

6 Taylor-Thorpe, Peter 0 0 36.4 49.7 4/2010 58 7 7 255

7 Goddin, Jay A 10 35 6 0 165 0 0 27.5 35.0 3/268 Trowbridge, John 4 0 10. 4. 32 11.5 5 0 5 0 8 1 2 /289 S 6 0 0 17 2. 2 almon, Caleb 5 19 5 1 8 .2 2 8 /9

10 Petkovich, Cody 16.3 4 0 0 11 4. 2/9 4 4 3 4 .0 2 8

11VC 3 9 0 0 12 4. 3/24

odanovich, Jace

16 4 1 4 .3 2 012 R 8 0 0 17 5. 2/16 ao, Sudhir 5 17 4 1 6 .0 2 513 V 6 0 0 15 5.7 3/46 iney, Grant 1 7.5 3 0 4 .3 114 I 4 0 0 31 4.0 3/19 llarietti, Jason 4 22 3 3 9 .3 415 E 0 0 0 76 0.0 1/34 llis, Sean 5 35 3 4 23 .7 716 Kumar, Pardeep 2 9 0 0 14 0.0 2/10 10 2 1 2 .5 317 Jackovich, 2 5 0 0 0 15 5.0 2/30 David 2 0 3 .0 1

18 Watson, Matthew J 1 2 9 0 0 9 2.0 1 1 0 .0 1 /9

19 C 1 5.4 0 0 0 40 4.0 1/40amarda, Steven 1 0 4 .0 320 Matkovich, Mark J 2 0 0 42. 8.0 1/421 8 1 0 4 0 421 F 5 4 1 0 0 51 4.0 1/51ogliani, Lorenzo 1 0 5 .0 2

22 Westphal-Groves, J 5 2 0 0 52 6.0 1/30ohn 11 1 1 5 .0 6

23 S 1 7 4 0 0 54 2.0 1/54avage, Arron 1 0 5 .0 424 F 1 2 4 0 0 0/4erraro, Mathew 0 025 K 8 0 0 0 0/20illian, Curtis D 2 0 0 226 G 1 4 3 0 0 0/23ranelli, Danny 0 0 227 Roebuck, e 13 3 4 0 0 0/24Shan 0 0 228 G 7 0 0 0/27ratwick, Alex S 1 8 0 1 229 Santaromita, 1 5 1 0 0 0/31Kane 0 0 330 W 1 6 2 0 0 0/32ilson, David 0 0 3


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FIELDING ANALYSIS - One Day C

PLAYER AT CATCHES STUMPING PLAYER MAT TC S

M CA HES TUMPING1 Ryan, Lu 2 0 Kum , Par ke 1 18 22 ar deep 2 1 02 McCulloc 12 0 Watson, Matthew 1 h, Luke 8 23 0 03 Matic, Ra 11 6 0 24 Ferraro, Mathew 1 0 0nko 4 Vagg, Andre 10 0 Gran li, Da 1 0w 5 25 el nny 05 Radonich A 3 1 26 Trowbridge, John 2 0 0, lec P 2 6 Killian, Curti 8 0 O'Sullivan, Bradley 0 s D 4 27 0 07 Goddin, J y 4 0 28 D'Arrigo, Luciano F 0 0 0a A 108 Taylor-Thorp r 10 0 Jackovich, David 2 e, Pete 4 29 0 09 Sheppar 8 0 Wils , Da 1 d, Cameron 3 30 on vid 0 0

10 Westphal 0 Medin, Lui 3 -Groves, John 5 3 31 0 011 Roebuck h 0 Vodanovich, 3 0, S ane 13 3 32 Jace 012 Collins, h 0 Bren 1 0 Mic ael A 13 3 33 nan, Mathew 013 Rao, Su r 2 0 34 Gratwick, Alex S 1 0 0dhi 5 14 Fernie, Jay 2 0 Viney, Grant 1 2 35 0 015 Fogliani, Lor 5 0 Blac 0 enzo 1 36 k, Gareth S 0 016 Salmon, Cal 5 0 Cam a, Steven 1 eb 1 37 ard 0 017 Illarietti, 4 0 Savage, Arro 1 Jason 1 38 n 0 018 Santaro 1 0 Santaromita, Kane 1 mita, Vincent 1 39 0 019 Ellis, Sean 0 GON ALVE ake 1 5 1 40 C S, J 0 020 Rivers, 0 Matkovich, Mark J 1 Alexander J 7 1 41 0 021 Petkovi 1 0 42 Mirco, Paul 0 0 0ch, Cody 4

PAR ER IP - One ay TN SH S D C

W KT P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 77 Shane Roebuck ohn W - s - J estphal Grove 4 1 Madding ton

2 81 Shane Roebuck uke McCulloch - L 5 1 Hilton Pa yra lm

3 71 Luke McCulloc W - s h - John estphal Grove 1 1 East Fre ntle ma

4 58 Luke McCulloch ody P ovich - C etk 5 1 Hilton Pa yra lm

71 David Jackovich - Grant Viney 1 1 East Fremantle

5 69 Jason Illarietti - Jay Fernie 8 1 Maddington

6 48 Michael Collins - Jay Goddin 3 1 Leeming Spartan

7 77 Shane Roebuck - John Westphal-Groves 4 1 Maddington

8 No partnerships of 25 runs or greater 9 No partnerships of 25 runs or greater 10 No partnerships of 25 runs or greater


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MOST VALUABLE PLAYER VOTES - One Day C Playe

s votes received in r Total Votes Num. Matche

Ry e 7 an, Luk 15

Matic, Ranko 13 6

McCulloch, Luke 12 6

Vagg, Andrew 10 6

Collins, Michael A 6 3

Westphal-Groves, John 6 2

Trow e, John bridg 3 1

Granelli, Danny 3 1

Illarietti, Jason 3 1

Vodanovich, Jace C 3 1

Brennan, Mathew 2 1

Fernie y , Ja 2 1

Goddin, Jay A 2 1

Watson, Matthew J 2 1

Roebuck, Shane 2 1

Sheppard, Cameron 2 2

Jacko , David vich 1 1

Camarda, Steven 1 1

Rivers, Alexander J 1 1

Taylor-Thorpe, Peter 1 1

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ONE DAY F GRADE(S) I would like to thank the club for the opportunity to be able to captain the ODF grade this year, which was essentially a father / son team made up of the majority of the boys from the U17s and fathers. The sheer numbers and success of the club however also enabled a second team, Cockburn (2), to be included in the competition mid season with the withdrawal of Leeming. The ODF (2) team provided the opportunity for more players to get a game each week which was a fantastic result for them and the club. The main objective of the ODF team was to introduce the junior U17s players to senior cricket and allow a group of fathers to play in the team with the boys whilst we were still able to play and before the boys shot up the club grades in the future. I think we achieved that objective of introducing the boys to senior cricket and exceeded all expectations on our performances along the way. Having the U17s boys train with the senior club certainly makes the job easier from a coaching perspective and the boys really get a sense of what it takes to be able to play at the next level. The guys at the club also do an excellent job a providing coaching and mentoring for the boys to help with their game and that really stood out this season. A particular mention must go out to Adam O’Neil and Jake Mirco for helping out in this area. Their leadership qualities and desire to challenge and improve the boys is a credit to them and demonstrates the characteristics and ethos we try to instil at the club. Cricket can be tough on the body if you haven’t played in a while or in some of the fathers playing for the first time. Returning to the game after some considerable time away from the game was Tony Cianfarani, Peter Sumich, Martyn Ferris, Norm Jones, Rob Santich and Claude (Rhino) Merindino. Some new fathers to take to the field for the club the first time were Vince Santaromita, Mike Gillespie, Mark Sattell and Jason Goncalves. The fathers held up pretty well and put in some really credible performances in the end, with Peter Sumich taking out SMCA batting average and Matt Watson taking the batting aggregate; however there wasn’t much complaining when the season was over. You guys were great and you deserve a well earned rest over the off-season. There were many positives and a highlight during the season, of particular mention was the Cockburn v Cockburn (2) game which the club and association allowed us to play on the last Sunday before Christmas at Davilak. To have official umpires in Graham (Slug) Santich and Lance (LB ) Black and a pretty healthy home ground support provided all the ingredients for a great days cricket at Davilak. We also had some fine innings from Peter Sumich with a century and valuable contributions and partnerships from Tony

ianfarani, Rob Santich, Daniel Santich, Alec Radonich, Mason Gillespie, Kane antaromita and Matt Sattell. Zane Sumich, Andrew Cianfarani, Dylan Watson and ameron Jones all had some great spells throughout the year with the ball.

was disappointing to get knocked out of the semi-final after only losing two games all eason and finishing on top of the ladder. The boys hopefully learnt a valuable lesson bout playing senior cricket finals and now know what to expect under pressure.

truly believe we have some potential future 1st grade players in our 17s and from these oys. It is important that the boys continue to develop and play the best possible cricket ey can whilst still enjoying the game. In order to continue to develop as cricketers the

boys need to progress to two-day cricket.

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’s been a wonderful experience to have the opportunity to take to the field with my son,

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Itthe boys that I have coached for many seasons now and a fantastic bunch of fathers who I know have also valued the chance to play in a team with their sons. I hope we can get back together again in some way next year – if our bodies hold up! Thanks for the opportunity.

Matthew Watson Captain

BATTING ANALYSIS - One Day F PLAYER MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AVG.

1 Watson, Matthew J 15 14 548 2 4 2 0 121.1 548 45.67 47 272 Sumich, Peter 14 12 495 3 3 1 0 112 495 55.00 36 253 Cianfirani, Tony 12 10 283 0 2 0 0 50 283 28.30 29 34 Santich, Daniel 14 12 194 1 0 0 1 49 194 17.64 24 45 Santaromita, Kane 11 10 193 2 0 0 1 45.1 193 24.13 14 6 Cianfarani, Andrew 14 13 170 2 0 0 1 48 170 15.45 19 17 Santich, Rob 15 11 135 1 0 0 1 28 135 13.50 12 18 Sattell, Mathew L 10 8 127 0 1 0 1 57 127 15.88 15 19 Sumich, Zane 15 14 109 4 0 0 4 23 109 10.90 13 2

10 Jones, Cameron 8 6 39 0 0 0 3 22 39 6.50 1 2011 Watson, Dylan M 11 8 29 1 0 0 4 17 29 4.14 2 12 Gillespie, Mason 5 4 17 0 0 0 2 16 17 4.25 3 13 Jones, Norm 6 4 14 0 0 0 2 9 14 3.50 1 14 Gillespie, Mike 4 2 13 1 0 0 0 8.1 13 13.00 1 15 Ferris, Martyn 3 3 9 3 0 0 0 8.1 9 16 Sattell, Mark A 5 2 8 1 0 0 0 8 8 8.00 117 Rivers, Alexander J 1 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4 4.00 1 18 Ferris, Mitchell K 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 2 2 1.00 19 Matkovich, Mark J 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 1.1 1 20 Fogliani, Lorenzo 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

21 Santaromita, Vincent 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00

22 Fernie, Jay 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0.1 0


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BOWLING ANALYSIS - One Day F

5W PLAYER MAT OVERS WKS MAIDEN RUNS I AVG SR ECO BBI

1 S 23.5 3.6antich, Rob 15 86.1 22 2 313 0 0 14.22 Sumich, Zane 15 59.3 14 6 189 0 0 13.5 25.5 3.23 S 11 1 196 0 0 17.8 18.5 5.8attell, Mathew L 10 344 Sumich, Peter 14 60 10 3 214 0 0 21.4 36.0 3.65 Jones, Cameron 8 40.4 9 2 148 0 0 16.4 27.1 3.66 C 47 9 5 169 0 0 18.8 31.3 3.6ianfarani, Andrew 14 7 W 15.1 8 2 64 0 0 8.0 11.4 4.2atson, Matthew J 15 8 W M 11 43 8 3 165 0 0 20.6 32.3 3.8atson, Dylan 9 Gillespie, Mike 4 13.4 5 1 57 0 0 11.4 16.4 4.2

10 Gratwick, Alex S 1 5 3 0 18 0 0 6.0 10.0 3.611 Santaromita, Kane 0 13.3 15.0 5.311 7.3 3 0 40 012 Jones, Norm 0 22.0 32.0 4.16 16 3 1 66 013 Ferris, Mitchell K 4 10.5 3 0 68 0 0 22.7 21.7 6.314 Va , A 1 0gg ndrew 5 2 27 0 0 13.5 15.0 5.415 San 4 2 1 28tich, Daniel 14 0 0 14.0 12.0 7.016 Ferr M 3 1 2 0 58is, artyn 2 0 0 29.0 36.0 4.817 Fog 1 2 1 0 3liani, Lorenzo 0 0 3.0 12.0 1.518 Rive 1 5 1 0 12rs, Alexander J 0 0 12.0 30.0 2.419 Mat i 8 1 0 34kov ch, Mark J 1 0 0 34.0 48.0 4.320 Fern 3 0 0 17 ie, Jay 1 0 0 5.721 Gille i 5 6 0 0 27 sp e, Mason 0 0 4.522 San 5 4 0 0 29 taromita, Vincent 0 0 7.323 Satt 5 4 0 0 34 ell, Mark A 0 0 8.5

PLAYER CATCHES STUMPING PL ER CA H S STUMPING

FIELDING ANALYSIS - One Day F

MAT AY MAT TC E1 Santich, Da 1 4 1 Jo s, No 1niel 14 0 5 ne rm 6 02 Watson 0 1 Ferris, Ma n 1, Matthew 15 9 6 rty 3 03 Sumich n 0 1 Tr bridge, John 0, Za e 15 6 7 ow 0 04 Gillesp 2 1 Mirco, Jesse L 0ie, Mason 5 4 8 0 05 Watson y 0 19 Fogliani, Lorenzo 1 0, D lan M 11 5 06 Cianfar 14 0 2 Ra vski, Nikola 0ani, Andrew 5 0 de 0 07 Sumich 14 0 2 Gr wick, Alex S 0, Peter 5 1 at 1 08 Santich, Rob 15 5 0 22 Santaromita, Vince 5 0 09 Cianfirani, Tony 12 6 0 23 Fernie, Jay 1 0 0

10 Sattell, Mathew L 10 4 0 24 Vagg, Andrew 1 0 011 Santaromita, Kane 11 2 0 25 Rivers, Alexander 1 0 012 Jones, Cameron 8 3 0 26 Matkovich, Mark 1 0 013 Ferris, Mitchell K 4 3 0 27 Radonich, Alec P 0 0 014 Gillespie, Mike 4 1 0 28 Sattell, Mark A 5 0 0


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PARTNERSHIPS - One Day F

WKT P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPON ENT

1 165 Ma atson - M ew Sattetthew W ath ll 6 1 Thornlie

2 123 Mason Gillespie - Jay Goddin 14 1 Ken ck wi

3 77 To ni - Rob Santich ny Cianfira 14 1 Willetton Crows

4 53 Kane Santaromita - P er Sumicet h 4 1 Kwinana

116 Mat atson - Peter Sumich thew W 15 1 Kelmscott

5 93 Peter Sumich - Daniel Santich 11 1 Coc urnkb (2)

6 39 Zan - Andre nfarae Sumich w Cia ni 18 1 Kwinana

7 74 Peter Sumich - Came n Jones ro 15 1 Kelmscott

8 33 Peter Sumich - Came n Jones ro 14 1 Willetton Crows

9 165 Mat son - Ma ew Sattethew Wat th ll 6 1 Thornlie

10 No partne ps of 25 runs or greater rshi

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER VOTES - One Day F

P er Total otetches ived in

lay V s Num. Mavotes rece

Sumich, Peter 12 6

Santich, Rob 9 4

Sumich, Zane 9 6

Cianfarani, Andrew 8 3

Santaromita, Kane 8 5

Jones, Cameron 3 7

Cianfirani, Tony 6 3

Santich, Daniel 6 2

Sattell, Mathew L 5 3

Gillespie, Mike 4 2

Watson, Matthew J 3 1

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BATTING ANALYSIS - One Day F (2) PLAYER MAT INN RUNS NO 50s 100s 0s HS RUNS AVG. 4s 6s

1 Gillespie, Mason 7 7 152 1 1 0 0 89* 152 25.3 7 12 Radonich, Alec P 4 4 142 1 1 0 0 52 142 47.3 15 3 Harding, David 1 1 138 0 0 1 0 138 138 138.0 12 94 Goddin, Jay A 2 2 91 0 1 0 0 53 91 45.5 5 5 Gillespie, Mike 7 7 71 3 0 0 0 21* 71 17.8 6 6 Killian, Curtis D 5 5 69 0 0 0 0 37 69 13.8 7 Petkovich, Cody 4 4 50 0 0 0 1 26 50 12.5 5 18 GONCALVES, Jake 7 6 35 2 0 0 1 14* 35 8.8 2 9 Rivers, Alexander J 3 1 30 0 0 0 0 30 30 30.0 2

10 Ferris, Martyn 3 2 30 1 0 0 0 24 30 30.0 4 11 Merendino, Adam M 4 4 29 1 0 0 1 17 29 9.7 1 12 Santaromita, Kane 2 2 22 0 0 0 1 22 22 11.0 13 Kumar, Pardeep 2 1 20 1 0 0 0 20* 20 2 14 Ferris, Mitchell K 7 4 15 1 0 0 2 10* 15 5.0 2 15 Jones, Cameron 3 2 15 0 0 0 0 13 15 7.5 1 16 Hamilton, Michael 1 1 11 0 0 0 0 11 11 11.0 1 17 Jones, Norm 3 2 7 0 0 0 0 5 7 3.5 1 18 Coleman, Kyle 1 1 4 1 0 0 0 4* 4 19 Wilson, David 2 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.0 20 Santich, Glenn 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 3 3.0 21 Sheppard, Cameron 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.0 22 Lewis, Joel W 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.0 23 Harding, Joe D 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2 2.0 24 Fogliani, Lorenzo 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 25 Santich, Rob 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 26 Merendino, Claude 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0* 0 27 Sattell, Mathew L 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 28 Lewis, Steve 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 29 Goncalves, Jason C 4 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0.0


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BOWLING ANALYSIS - One Day F (2)

P MAT O RS N5W

I AVG SR E I

LAYER VE WKS MAIDEN RU S CO BB1 G 42.4 11 2 17 15 illespie, Mike 7 4 0 .8 23.3 4.1 4/15 2 J 18 8 2 5 7 5/6 ones, Cameron 3 8 1 .3 13.5 3.23 G C 39.1 7 5 13 0 19 3 3 oncalves, Jake 7 3 .0 3.6 .4 3/44 4 Rivers, Alexander J 24 6 3 7 13 2 3 3 9 0 .2 4.0 .3 3/19 5 S on 18 5 1 9 0 19 2 5.3 heppard, Camer 3 6 .2 1.6 2/20 6 F 24 4 1 10 0 26 3 4 1/6 erris, Mitchell K 7 6 .5 6.0 .47 P 15 3 2 4 15 30 3 etkovich, Cody 4 6 0 .3 .0 .1 2/17 8 S 2 2 1 0 1 1 antich, Glenn 1 3 .5 6.0 .5 2/3 9 R 7 2 1 1 0 8. 2 2adonich, Alec P 4 6 0 1.0 .3 1/1

10 M 5. 2 1 2 0 10 1 3erendino, Adam M 4 3 1 .5 6.5 .8 1/8 11 L 4 2 0 3 0 15 1 7ewis, Steve 1 0 .0 2.0 .5 2/30 12 H 4 2 0 3 16 1 8arding, David 1 2 0 .0 2.0 .0 2/32 13 S 7 2 0 3 17 21.0 4antich, Rob 1 4 0 .0 .9 2/34 14 H 3 1 1 5 18 1amilton, Michael 1 5 0 .0 .0 .7 1/5 15 G 2 1 1 0 6 12 3illespie, Mason 7 6 .0 .0 .0 1/6 16 H 5 1 0 2 0 29 3 5arding, Joe D 1 9 .0 0.0 .8 1/29 17 G 10 1 1 4 0 47.0 60 4ratwick, Alex S 2 7 .0 .7 1/28 18 F 14 1 3 6 0 61.0 84.0 4.4erris, Martyn 3 1 1/25 19 K l 4 0 3 0 0.3 /1 oncurat, Danie 1 1 020 C 4 0 0 1 0 3.5 /14 oleman, Kyle 1 4 021 G 2 0 0 2 0 0.0 /20 oddin, Jay A 2 0 1 022 K 8 0 2 2 0 3.1 /11 umar, Pardeep 2 5 023 W 9 0 1 3 0 3.7 /16 ilson, David 2 3 024 G 9. 0 0 4 0 4.4 /5 oncalves, Jason C 4 3 2 025 J 5. 0 0 5 0 9.3 /19 ones, Norm 3 3 1 0


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FIELDING ANALYSIS - One Day F (2)

PLAYER MAT CATCHES CATCHES WK STUMP

PLAYER MAT CATCHES

CATCHES WK

1 Gillesp , a n eie M son 7 0 4 4 18 Sa tich, Dani l 1 0 02 Radonich 7 0 0 19 ntich nn , Alec P 4 Sa , Gle 1 0 03 Goncalve 3 0 0 20 ilson id s, Jason C 4 W , Dav 2 0 04 Merendin 2 1 0 21 glian nzo, Adam M 4 Fo i, Lore o 1 0 05 Jones, N 2 0 0 22 ncurat, Danieorm 3 Ko l 1 0 06 Goncalve 2 0 0 23 ntich s, Jake C 7 Sa , Rob 1 0 0

7 Hamilton, Mi 2 0 0 24epparmeron chael 1

Sh d, Ca 3 0 0

8 Killian, Curti 1 0 1 25 ttit, Ja s s D 5 Pe me 0 0 09 Ferris, M h 1 0 0 26 rding, D itc ell K 7 Ha Joe 1 0 0

10 Gillespi i 1 0 0 27 mar, P eepe, M ke 7 Ku ard 2 0 0

11 Harding 1 0 0 28vers, A and

, David 1 Ri lex er J 3 0 0

12 Petkovi 1 0 0 29 wis, Steve ch, Cody 4 Le 1 0 013 Gratwic l 1 0 0 30 leman, Kyle k, A ex S 2 Co 1 0 014 Chidgze 1 0 0 31 ddin, Jay A y, Ben 1 Go 2 0 0

15 Ferris, M y 1 0 0 32rendi

aude art n 3 Me no, Cl 1 0 0

16 Santaro 1 0 0 33 nes, Cameron 3 0mita, Kane 2 Jo 017 Lewis, J W 1 0 0 34 ttell, M ew 1 0oel 1 Sa ath L 0


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PARTNERSHIPS - One Day F (2)

WKT P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1 165 Matthew Wats - Mathe attell on w S 6 1 Thornlie

2 123 Mason Gillespie - Jay Goddin 14 1 Kenwick

3 77 Tony Cianfira Rob Santich ni - 14 1 Willetton Crows

4 53 Kane Santaromita - Peter Sumich 4 1 Kwinana

116 Matthew Wats - Peter Sumich on 15 1 Kelmsc ott

5 93 Peter Sumich aniel Sa ch - D nti 11 1 Cockburn (2)

6 39 Zane Sumich w C farani - Andre ian 18 1 Kwinana

7 74 Peter Sumich ameron nes - C Jo 15 1 Kelmsc ott

8 33 Peter Sumich ameron nes - C Jo 14 1 Willetton Crows

9 165 Matthew Watson - Mathew Sattell 6 1 Thornlie



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PINK STUMP DAY During the Sydney Test earlier this year the station crossed to the McGrath Foundation during the lunch break and it was at that point that our Pink Stumps Day events originated. Saturday 22nd February – Cockburn Cricket Club Pink Stumps Day and Pink Stumps High Tea resulted in an amazing $3,005.55 being raised for the McGrath Foundation to help place more McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities across Australia to assist women and their families on the breast cancer journey. We had donations from the following wonderful Consultants; Business owners and generous folk.: TUPPERWARE – HEATHER McCANCE NUTRIMETICS – SHIRLEY GREEN & ANNETTE FITZPATRICK ARBONNE – NANCY HOURANI MAVICAS CREATIONS – MARIA MAVICA LORRAINE LEE LINEN – CHANTAL KENT & ANGELA ANNESE ENVY JEWELLERY – BRADY SINCLAIR ENJO – MILI GANDOSSI

POSTIE FASHION – SUZANNE DAWSON PARTYLIGHT – NAT CLARK RED DOT – HENRY ATTURO TERRI SANTORO IGA – HAMILTON HILL COLES – BOORAGOON MR & MRS LOGAN HOWLETT THE CHEESECAKE SHOP, SPEARWOOD THE GATE BAR & BISTRO – TROY GRIFFIN

EVENTS MARQUEE – COCKBURN HIRE COOGEE BAKERY - JACQUI REMO’S QUALITY MEATS, COOGEE – REMO VITI THE CHEESECAKE SHOP, SPEARWOOD – BEN GRAPHIX PLUS – DAVID PEAKE VITAL PLASTICS – BIBRA LAKE

The Cockburn Junior Cricket Club Under 14’s also did a whip around at their game during the morning and produced $223.45 towards our total. A HUGE thank you for their effort! It was a great day with lots of women attending, brewed tea, champagne a-plenty, way too much food (much to the delight of the players), raffles and games with Lisa Camarda producing an amazing 12 items out of 15 from her handbag! We also had the honour of a Guest Speaker, a remarkable and courageous woman - Anni Richardson - whose emotionally powerful talk left many in tears and all of us little more aware. My personal thanks to: Danni Carabetta, Louise Russell, Lecia Horton, Sheena Kodituwakku; Leanne Santaromita; Lee Watson; Keara (our high school volunteer),Leanne Mirco and Lisa Camarda who assisted in a myriad of ways. THANK YOU LADIES Special thanks to Carlos, Gabe and PTT for their input in setting up, helping out on the day and packing up after the event – love your work lads! Let’s see how much we can raise next year! Sue Aguiar


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PRESIDENTS XI – 2013/2014

The players have been chosen on the achievements throughout the season from all grades.

Batting Order Batsmen Runs Highest Score

Average Wicketkeeper Catches

Stumpings

1 Matt Ferraro 836 175 59.71 2 Capt Matt Watson 667 121* 44.47 3 VC Wk Chris Kercheval 484 82 34.57 22 2 4 Anthony Every 528 110 37.71 5 Adam Cimetta 480 100 36.92 16 2 6 Peter Sumich 495 112 55.00 7 Matthew Jones 522 64 32.63

Bowlers Wickets Best

FiguresAverage

8 Troy Evans 35 6/15 11.34 9 Justin Micale 28 5/33 8.39

10 Jaron Tuxford 33 6/23 11.24 11 Brendan Jones 34 5/28 13.38

12th Man Runs Highest

Score Average

12 Matt Burt 455 95 35.00 Capt- Captain VC - Vice Captain Wk - Wicket Keeper


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DISCO ADAMS Disco went to put his bag in his car… Came back to Hilton’s bar questioning which bloke took his keys and shifted his car. Soon realised after a big night on Friday he got A Black to drive.

ROOSTER* Winner* Rooster had the winning ticket and picked his card off the Chase the Ace board. After pulling the Ace of Club he went around the club high fiving and celebrating. Whilst all along everyone is telling him it needs to be the Ace of Spades. The rooster does not hold back his celebrating whilst still answering back “I know”.

JAY GODDIN Jay at the end of a Saturday night my have grabbed Jace Vodanovich’s box and used it as a drinking implement. Jace had used the box that day. Jay also decided to “licked the bowl clean” after consuming said beverage.

SELECTORS For not putting in selected sided into the SMCA on a Thursday before GF. This after having lost a semi final in similar circumstances in a previous year.

MATTY FERRARO The club stalwart in had been batting sometime when he felt something odd in his pants pocket. It turns out he had been batting for 45 minutes with his mobile phone in his pocket! When he realized this he sheepishly gave the phone to the square leg umpire.

UNCLE TONY EVERYFedele Camarda asked his great friend Anthony to umpire. Evo went out and took the role very seriously. After the bowler had hit young Sam Devereaux on the pads he proceeds to go back to his mark with out so much as a whimper. Nor did anyone else in the field. The bowler cleared his throat whilst walking back, to which Evo asked if he had appealed and proceed to put his finger up.

Cockburn CC Player Most Embarrassing Moment


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A Pictorial View of the YEAR!


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CCC - TOP 20 in 2013/2014 - BATTING PLAYER MAT INN NO 100s 50s 0s 4s 6s HS Runs Ave.

1 Ferraro, Mathew 14 14 1 3 3 0 108 8 175 800 61.5 2 Watson, Matthew J 18 17 2 2 5 0 61 31 121* 667 44.5 3 Jones, Matthew 15 16 1 0 4 0 62 22 64 522 34.8 4 Sumich, Peter 14 12 3 1 3 0 36 25 112 495 55.0 5 Every, Anthony 13 13 0 1 1 0 75 2 110 490 37.7 6 Burt, Matt 14 14 2 0 5 5 46 15 95 449 37.4 7 Cimetta, Adam C 12 12 0 1 2 0 53 1 100 439 36.6 8 Meredith, Daniel 15 15 4 0 4 2 33 8 86* 438 39.8 9 McCulloch, Luke 17 16 1 1 2 0 51 2 101* 431 28.7 10 Kercheval, Chris 14 14 1 0 3 1 51 14 82 427 32.8 11 Pescud, Joshua 14 13 3 1 2 0 59 2 107 397 39.7 12 Murdoch, Robert 13 13 1 0 4 1 51 0 65 376 31.3 13 Koios, Stan 11 14 1 0 2 3 50 9 89 353 27.2 14 Raffaele, Pippo 14 13 0 0 2 0 43 7 86 348 26.8 15 Pires, Jerry 13 15 1 0 2 0 43 72 342 24.4 16 LaReservee, Marcel 14 16 0 0 2 2 37 1 89 336 21.0 17 Congleton, Mathew 11 11 1 0 3 0 44 8 77 332 33.2 18 Aguiar, Daniel C 13 17 2 0 2 0 43 1 54 329 21.9 19 Goodall, Steven T 14 14 4 0 2 1 43 1 71* 328 32.8 20 Ratta, Nick 14 15 4 0 2 3 36 3 71 321 29.2

CCC - TOP 20 in 2013/2014 - BOWLING

Player Mat Overs Maiden Runs Wickets 5Wi 10Wm BBI Ave. Strike Eco1 Tuxford, Jaron A 15 174.1 35 438 38 2 0 6/23 11.5 27.5 2.5 2 Evans, Troy 16 197.3 62 510 38 3 0 6/15 13.4 31.2 2.6 3 Jones, Brendan 21 144.1 17 498 35 1 0 5/28 14.2 24.7 3.5 4 Micale, Justin 12 95 24 235 28 2 0 5/33 8.4 20.4 2.5 5 Firth, Peter 15 119.5 30 363 28 1 0 6/26 13.0 25.7 3.0 6 Vagg, Andrew 19 114.5 20 492 28 0 0 4/37 17.6 24.6 4.3 7 Ricci, Anthony 14 145.2 40 344 27 1 0 6/12 12.7 32.3 2.4 8 Devereux, Sam 15 137.5 34 376 27 1 0 7/13 13.9 30.6 2.7 9 Seclier-Stein, Travis 20 116.5 8 503 27 0 0 4/18 18.6 26.0 4.3 10 Vodanovich, Jace C 19 121.2 28 392 25 0 0 3/15 15.7 29.1 3.2 11 Adams, Daniel 14 125.2 23 519 25 1 0 5/36 20.8 30.1 4.1 12 Mitchell, Clinton 13 97.5 36 214 24 0 0 4/27 8.9 24.5 2.2 13 Goodall, Steven T 16 71.3 14 254 24 1 0 6/49 10.6 17.9 3.6 14 Santich, Rob 17 96.1 2 378 24 0 0 4/28 15.8 24.0 3.9 15 Scenini, Chris 15 133.3 26 433 24 1 0 5/27 18.0 33.4 3.2 16 Hall, Craig 10 74.5 18 252 23 0 0 4/10 11.0 19.5 3.4 17 Matkovich, Mark J 16 128 20 468 23 0 0 3/21 20.3 33.4 3.7 18 Holmes, Richard 15 142 38 501 23 0 0 3/13 21.8 37.0 3.5 19 Ratta, Nick 16 116.2 30 295 21 0 0 4/15 14.0 33.2 2.5 20 Jones, Cameron 12 65.4 6 230 19 1 0 5/6 12.1 20.7 3.5


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SEASON TO CELEBRATE

CENTURIONS

RANK NAME INN ROUND OPPOSITION GRADE RUNS

1 Mathew Ferraro 1 14 Hilton Palmyra 6th Grade 175 2 David Harding 1 9 Kardinya Lakes One Day F (2) 138 3 Matthew J Watson 1 5 Cockburn One Day F 121* 4 Mathew Ferraro 1 10 SJ Blues 6th Grade 118 5 Peter Sumich 1 15 Cockburn One Day F 112 6 Mathew Ferraro 1 8 Cockburn 6th Grade 111 7 Anthony Every 1 13 Riverton-Rostrata 5th Grade 110 8 Joshua Pescud 1 4 Cockburn 1st Grade 107 9 Peter Firth 1 5 Cockburn 6th Grade 102

10 Matthew J Watson 1 6 Thornlie One Day F 101 11 Luke McCulloch 1 5 Cockburn One Day C 101* 12 Adam C Cimetta 1 11 Armadale 6th Grade 100

FIVE FA’S CLUB

RANK NAME OVERS MAIDEN RUNS WKTS GRADE ROUND INN OPPOSITION

1 Sam Devereux 14 8 13 7 5th 14 1 Hilton Palmyra

2 Anthony Ricci 14 6 12 6 6th 13 2 Riverton-Rostrata

3 Troy Evans 15 7 15 6 3rd 13 1 Maddington

4 Jaron A Tuxford 14 4 23 6 3rd 14 1 Hilton Palmyra

5 Peter Firth 14 6 26 6 6th 11 1 Armadale

6 Troy Evans 14 8 37 6 3rd 11 1 Armadale

7 Steven T Goodall 16 3 49 6 5th 13 1 Riverton-Rostrata

8 Troy Evans 27.3 8 60 6 3rd 12 1 East Fremantle

9 Cameron Jones 6 1 6 5 ODF 8 1 Kelmscott

10 Ranko Matic 8 4 7 5 ODC 6 1 Leeming Spartan

11 Anthony K Black 8 2 23 5 3rd 7 1 Leeming Spartan

12 Chris Scenini 8 1 27 5 1st 8 1 Hilton Palmyra

13 Luke Ryan 8 0 27 5 ODC 3 1 Leeming Spartan

14 Brendan Jones 8 1 28 5 ODA 17 1 Armadale

15 Justin Micale 11 4 33 5 5th 4 1 Phoenix

16 John Trowbridge 5.1 0 35 5 ODA 2 1 Thornlie

17 Justin Micale 6.3 0 35 5 5th GF1 1 East Fremantle

18 Jaron A Tuxford 13 1 36 5 3rd 3 1 Leeming Spartan

19 Daniel Adams 7.1 1 36 5 1st 1 1 Armadale

20 Robert Murdoch 8 0 53 5 ODA 5 1 Thornlie

1 Sam Devereux 14 8 13 7 5th 14 1 Hilton Palmyra


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2013/2014 TROPHY WINNERS Award Name Statistic

1st grade Batting Award Josh Pescud 397 runs @ 39.70 Bowling Award Chris Scenini 23 wickets @ 16.52 All rounder Chris Kercheval 427 runs, 22 catches, 2 stumpings MVP award Chris Scenini

2nd Grade (SMCA 3rd) Batting Award Stan Koios 234 runs @ 39.00 Bowling Award Troy Evans 34 wickets @ 10.18 All rounder Troy Evans 218 runs, 34 wickets MVP award Troy Evans

3rd Grade (SMCA 5th) Batting Award Steven Goodall 234 runs @ 46.80 Bowling Award Justin Micale 23 wickets @ 8.70 All rounder Steven Goodall 234 runs, 19 wickets MVP award Pippo Raffaele

4thgrade (SMCA 6th) Batting Award Matthew Ferraro 734 runs @ 104.86 Bowling Award Peter Firth 17 wickets @ 8.47 All rounder No-one qualified MVP award Matthew Ferraro

5th Grade (ODA grade) Batting Award Daniel Meredith 438 runs @ 39.82 Bowling Award Craig Hall 18 wickets @ 11.72 All rounder Matthew Burt 449 runs, 16 wickets MVP award Daniel Meredith

6th Grade (ODC grade) Batting Award Luke Mcculloch 334 runs @ 33.40 Bowling Award Andrew Vagg 15 wickets @ 18.80 All rounder No-one qualified MVP award Luke Ryan

7th Grade (ODF grade) Batting Award Peter Sumich 495 runs @ 55.00 Bowling Award Rob Santich 22 wickets @ 14.23 All rounder No-one qualified MVP award Peter Sumich 7th Grade (ODF grade) Batting Award No-one qualified Bowling Award No-one qualified All rounder No-one qualified MVP award No Award given


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CLUB TROPHIES

Best first year player Chris Kercheval

Catching/Stumping Award

Chris Kercheval Michael Cimetta

23 Catches, 2 stumpings 22 Catches, 3 stumpings

Ducks award Kishan Ravichchanran 5 ducks

Duffers Award Andrew Oreb

Graham Santich / David Kay Best Clubman Award

Gabe Puca

Coaches Award Steven Goodall

Most Improved Troy Evans

Owen Slater Club Champion Matthew Ferraro 800 runs, 3 wickets, 6 catches

SMCA ASSOCIATION TROPHY WINNERS

SMCA Third Grade Bowling - Average Troy Evans 34 wickets at 10.18

SMCA Sixth Grade Batting – Average and Aggregate

Mathew Ferraro 734 runs at 104.86

SMCA One Day F Grade Batting – Average

Peter Sumich 495 runs at 55.00

SMCA One Day F Grade Batting – Aggregate

Matthew Watson 548 runs


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CLUB CHAMPIONS 1981/82 Phil Thornton 1998/99 Greg Donald 1982/83 Stephen McNab 1999/00 Jamie Bradley 1983/84 Bill James 2000/01 Wayne Moore 1984/85 Barry Hoar 2001/02 Robbie Zabica 1985/86 Bill James 2002/03 Clinton Mitchell 1986/87 Rod Felder 2003/04 Chris Miller 1987/88 Joseph Camarda 2004/05 Clinton Mitchell 1988/89 Peter O’Brien 2005/06 Paul Mirco 1989/90 Joseph Camarda 2006/07 Aaron Andrich 1990/91 Paul Mirco 2007/08 Matthew Watson 1991/92 Wayne Beard 2008/09 Arron Savage 1992/93 Wayne Beard 2009/10 Josh Pescud 1993/94 Paul Mirco 2010/11 Glen Santich 1994/95 Paul Mirco 2011/12 Josh Pescud

1995/96 Brad Bootsma 2012/13 Robert Murdoch 1996/97 Brad Bootsma 2013/14 Matthew Ferraro

1997/98 Paul Mirco


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PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

1st Wicket 248

Mark Blinco (137) & Daniel Aquiar (104*) V Hilton,

3rd Grade, 2012/13

6th Wicket 191

Matt Ferraro (87) & Paul Mirco (127) V Kelmscott,

1st Grade, 2007/2008

2nd Wicket 167

Gary Manchip (137) &Daniel Coghlan (25) V Southern Districts, One Day B, 2011/12

7th Wicket 155

Campbell Faulds (108) & Rob Looby (45) V East Fremantle,

1st Grade, 1982/83

3rd Wicket 355

Brad Bootsma (182*) & Paul Mirco (167*) V Hilton Park

Colts, 1993/1994

8th Wicket 144

Anildo Isidoro (59) & Daniel Sauzier (73) V Byford,

5A Grade, 1996/97

4th Wicket 201

Dennis Haywood (81) & Barry Hoar (117) V Jandakot Lakes, 3rd Grade, 1989/90

9th Wicket 152

Brett Sinnott (72) & Shane Larsen (92) V Phoenix,

3rd Grade, 1994/95

5th Wicket 213

Matt Ferraro (94) & Paul Mirco (109) V Maddington,

1st Grade, 1997/98

10th Wicket 89

Preston Holland (44) & Tony Bacich (38) V East Fremantle,

1st Grade, 1991/92


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The many faces of Rob Murdoch


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COCKBURN THEME SONG

WE COME FROM COCKBURN AND

WE PLAY OUR CRICKET DOWN AT DAVILAK

EVERYWHERE WE GO, PEOPLE ALWAYS ASK OUR NAME

WE PUT THE REST TO SHAME

WE BAT

WE BOWL

CONFRONTING ALL,

IN THIS GAME WE STAND TALL,

CAUSE WE’RE FROM COCKBURN AND

WE PLAY THE GAME WE BAT SO PROUDLY FOR OUR

CLUB

AND LIKE THE COCKBURN OF OLD

WE’RE BLUE AND WE’RE GOLD AND

PLAY AT DAVILAK

THERES NO DOUBT

WE’LL BRING THE PENNANT BACK!

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