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ANNUAL REPORT
2012 - 2013
1973 - 2013
Penrith Cricket Club
Incorporated
40th
Annual
Report
2012/2013
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Acknowledgements
Penrith Cricket Club Inc. wishes to acknowledge the following for their
contribution to this Report:
Ross Graham
Mathew Thompson
Matthew Halse
Paul Goldsmith
Mark Graham
Chris Withers
Barry Coad
John Benaud
Jake Wholohan
Kim Hinkley
Cheryl Graham
CONTENTS
Acknowledgements
Record of Achievements
Annual General Meeting
Office Bearers
Membership
President’s Report
Cricket Manager’s Report
First Grade
Second Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
Sixth Grade (Colts) – Metropolitan Cup
Poidevin-Gray Shield
A.W.Green Shield
Women’s Report & Brewer Shield
Women’s Second Grade
Competition Tables
Treasurer’s Report
Publicity, Grounds, Premiers, Umpires
Management Committee, Captains, Sponsors
Award Winners 2012/13
Points Tables (Penrith Cricket Club–Players of the Year)
Past Award Winners
Honour Boards
For the Record 2012/13
Club Records – Record Partnerships
Club Records (Other)
Aggregates, Averages & Strike Rates (Current Players)
Season Statistics – 2012/13
Career Records (Current Players)
First Grade Records (Current Players)
The 40th Annual Report is published by Penrith Cricket Club Incorporated.
Compiled by Ross Graham.
Cover Design by Ross Graham.
Typing - Cheryl Graham.
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RECORD OF ACHIEVEMENTS
1978/79
First Grade Premiers
Sydney Morning Herald Team of the Year
1982/83
Club Champions
First Grade Premiers
Sydney Morning Herald Team of the Year
1983/84
Poidevin-Gray Shield Premiers
1984/85
Fourth Grade Premiers
Colts Premiership
Nepean DCA 4th.Grade
1987/88
Colts(1) Premiership Nepean DCA 3rd.Grade
Colts(2) Premiership Nepean DCA 5th.Grade
1989/90
Women’s Third Grade Premiers
1991/92
Women’s Third Grade Premiers
1992/93
Second Grade Premiers
1995/96
Women’s Fourth Grade Premiers
Gibson Cup Winners
1996/97
Fifth Grade Premiers
A.W. Green Shield Premiers
Sydney Morning Herald Team of the Year
Gibson Cup Winners
1997/98
Colts Premiership
Nepean DCA 3rd.Grade.
Gibson Cup Winners
1998/99
First Grade Limited Overs Premiers
State Challenge Winners
Second Grade Premiers
Gibson Cup Winners
1999/00
Gibson Cup Winners
2000/01
Poidevin-Gray Shield Premiers
Gibson Cup Winners
2001/02
First Grade Limited Overs Premiers
State Challenge Winners
A.W. Green Shield Premiers
State Challenge Winners
Gibson Cup Winners
2002/03
Third Grade Premiers
2003/04
Metropolitan Cup Premiers
2007/08
Gibson Cup Winners
2008/09
Club Champions
Gibson Cup Winners
2009/2010
Poidevin-Gray Shield Premiers
Gibson Cup Joint Winners
2011/2012
Brewer Shield Premiers (Women) & Brewer Shield T20 Winners
Gibson Cup Winners
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
PENRITH CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED
Notice is hereby given that the Forty-first Annual General Meeting of the above Club
will be held at the N. A. Hunter Pavilion, Howell Oval on Monday 8th July, 2013
commencing at 8.00 p.m.
AGENDA
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The reading and confirmation of the minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting
or Special General meetings.
2.
Consideration of the Annual Report of the Management Committee and Treasurer’s
Financial Statement and Balance Sheet.
3.
Notice of Motion: Forwarded under separate cover to Membership regarding changes
to the wording of the Constitution of the Penrith Cricket Club Inc.
4.
Election of Office Bearers, Management Committee in accordance with Rule 8, and
Honorary Auditor.
5.
Nomination and election of the Independent Selectors and a Provisional Selection
Committee of seven (7) in accordance with Rule 27.
6.
Such other business as may be brought forward in conformity with the Rules of the
Club.
IMPORTANT:
Members (both playing and non-playing) must be financial in order to vote.
R.G. Graham
Honorary Secretary / Acting President
32 Greenway Drive,
Penrith. 2750.
Tel: 4736 3619
Mob: 0407 949 373
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OFFICE BEARERS
Patrons
R.J.Mulock (AO) Dr.W.Cammack OAM D.Bradbury, M.P. S. Ayres, M.P. M. Davies (Mayor)
F. Lo Po
President
G.Gavin / R.Graham
Vice Presidents
L.Carter
J.Mason OAM
Hon.Secretary
W.Winter
Hon.Treasurer
R.Graham / D.Dent
Asst. Secretary
W.Ball / B.Coad
D.Dent
Cricket Manager
Grounds Manager
C.Silk / M.Thompson
A.Park
Delegates SCA
Delegate NSWCA
G.Gavin / J.Lalor / W.Ball
G.Gavin / W.Ball
Management Committee
G. Gavin,
R. Graham,
C. Silk,
D. Dent,
J. Lalor,
M. Thompson,
A. Park,
B. Coad.
Practice Captain
W. Ball,
Equipment Officer
Michael Cairns / Clinton New
Ross Graham
Provisional Selection Committee
Trevor Bayliss, Warren Buttigieg, Paul Goldsmith, Mathew Thompson, Matthew Halse,
Ron Halse (Independent), John Benaud (Independent).
Players Committee
Peter Gott, Tim Whiticker Shannon Finemore
Club Coach
Michael Wholohan
1st Grade – Trevor Bayliss
Assistant Coaches
Warren Buttigieg
Garry Sheen
John Benaud
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Honorary Auditor
Jim Mason (OAM)
MEMBERSHIP
Life Members
Allan Blanche *
John Sandes *
Paul Thomas
Michael Wholohan
Ross Graham
David Taylor
John Benaud
Bill Ball *
Ray Hudswell
James Mason (OAM)
Greg Gavin
Daniel Dent
Trevor Wholohan (OAM)
Bob Thomas *
Ron Halse
Peter Savage *
Paul Goldsmith
John Llewelyn
Trevor Bayliss
Rod Evans
Stephen Kennaugh
Geoffrey Sullivan
[* Life Members now deceased)
Playing Members
J.Aldous
J.Apicella
D.Armstrong
S.Arnold
K.Austin
B.Balgowan
K.Balgowan
A.Bayliss
A.Beach
M.Bennett
B.Betros
J.Betros
P.Betros
E.Breaden
S.Brown
E.Bunner
M.Carling
J.Chandrackumar
M.Clark
B.Coad
L.Coad
Jake Collins
Jon Collins
M.Collins
P.Cummins
T.Cummins
M.Davis
A.Day
J.Day
D.Dent
J.Dowd
A.Duncan
S.Dungar
A.Edgar
J.Edwards
J.Evans
E.Felsch
J.Ferris-Smith
S.Finemore
T.Finemore
D.Fiulemi
M.Fraser
S.Gavin
R.Gibson
P.Goldsmith
P.Gott
A.Govender
M.Graham
P.Gregersen
R.Hackney
M.Halse
T.Harris
J.Hausfeld
A.Hazard
M.Hinkley
L.Hodges
A.Isherwood
P.Jackson
M.Kimble
S.Kitchener
J-M.Klincke
T.Krasny
J.K.Lalor
B.Langer
T.Le Huray
J.Lee
T.Liddiard
H.Lihou
R.Lockyear
R.Magenta
G.Maguire
N.Maher
N.Maskell
M.McCooey
R.McCooey
M.McGuire
M.McNamara
T.Miles
B.Morley
L.Morrissey
L.Murray
W.Nadeem
B.Naden
C.New
J.New
J.Newton
M.Newton
K.Niess
I.North
J.O’Grady
S.Pascoe
J.Pinter
P.Pope
T.Power
J.Powyer
S.Pradhan
M.Rech
S.Rhodes
B.Russell
B.Saint-Barry
T.Sargeant
T.Seymour
L.Smith
R.Smith
D.Sparkes
V.Springetti
L.Stephens
T.Sutton
B.Sweeney
M.Thompson
G.Venables
S.Wearne
C.Weir
J.Weller
T.Whiticker
J.Wholohan
B.Williams
P.Williams
H.Wilson
C.Withers
G.Woodland
N.Woods
J.Zeeman
Non-Playing Members
E.Terry
R.Paluzano
J.Rennie
A.Park
B.Cameron
R.Edwards
C.Silk
C.Graham
R.Bower
W.Ball
P.Hazard
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N.Halse
P.Coad
R.Morphett
B.Spencer
(INTERIM) PRESIDENT’S REPORT
by Ross Graham
As an outflow of a directive given by the Club Membership, whereby a Member of the
Management Committee cannot hold a salaried position in the Club & at the same time be on
the Management Committee, it became necessary for elected President, Greg Gavin, to
vacate the office of President when he formally took up the role of Facilities Manager.
The Committee then suggested that I assume the role of President, a position I feel
privileged to hold, yet humbled to have been asked.
Given that my tenure as President has been short, I don’t propose to bring a long report.
The season’s performances are set out herein under each team with Captains / Managers
commenting on their seasons; but words like “disappointing”, “lack of maturity”,
“frustrating”, “struggling”... are indicative of their comments & hence our season.
There is vast potential in our young players that cannot be denied and something you
will pick up on as you read & digest some of the individual performances described in this
report, but that potential needs to be harnessed properly. The cricket teams need, wherever
possible, to have a balance of youth & experience & a strong work ethic should be
paramount. Younger players should expect to do an “apprenticeship” through the grades &
earn promotion – not on just one good performance, but on consistent application &
performances. Mental toughness needs to be developed along with respect for teammates,
Coaches & Administrators alike. More mature players should be prepared to take on a
mentor role within their teams.
Look, to be honest with you this year has not been one of our best years as a Club on the
playing field. We have been in unfamiliar territory not experienced for quite some years, but
positives have still emerged: Chris Withers’ 5th Grade side finished third in their
Competition & were Semi-finalists, as were Barry Coad’s Colts; whilst our Women’s
Brewer Shield Limited-Overs side were Runners-up.
The Women’s Team also won the SCAWC Spirit of Cricket Award for the second year
running & we commend you for being great ambassadors for our Club.
In the off-season your Committee has been active in endeavouring to make positive
things happen. From a cricket perspective the return of Steve Small to our Club as
Performance Director I believe will turn out to be most significant; his input & enthusiasm
& toughness will be invaluable to us as a Club.
Focusing heavily on the mental approach to batting, Garry Sheen will head up offseason batting squads; Warren Buttigieg will again oversee our bowlers; & Michael
Wholohan will join them, as all three continue their vital roles as Club Coaches. Bolstering
those stocks will be Jarrod Lee, Kevin Geyer & Ryan Smith with emphasis on fielding,
fitness & input into our PG & AW Green Shield sides.
We are also very keen to implement a five-year plan for Women’s Cricket to ensure an
on-going presence of Women’s Cricket into the future as we move forward.
Around the grounds things are happening as well: centre wicket & practice wickets at
Howell have been scarified, top-dressed & laser levelled; concreting to the rear & side of
the curator’s shed to allow wicket soil to be stored have been completed; a new BBQ slab to
facilitate the return of the fixed BBQ for after-game get-togethers; along with pathways
from both change rooms to ground entrances.
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Rance Oval wicket square received a top dress & fence upgrade is under way, together
with the installation of shade shelters. Bill Ball Oval (Cook Park) will also receive an
awning to the western side of existing seating, together with concreting in front & side of
pavilion where appropriate.
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Our Club wishes to acknowledge our Major Sponsors: Penrith City council, Panthers
World of Entertainment and Penrith Bowling & Recreation Club, without whom we
would struggle to be competitive in the modern era of the game. Your support is
appreciated & truly valued.
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To Sommers International and the many Sign Sponsors & Ball Sponsors who contribute
to our operations, you too are most appreciated.
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To Greg Gavin for his work around all the facilities goes a huge thank you for a job well
done; and to the Committee who have negotiated some interesting waters this year, my
sincere thanks to each of you as well.
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To our Ground Staff: Brian Cameron, Brent Williams & the invaluable volunteer help
of Trevor Wholohan, many thanks for your efforts. Our thanks also to Trevor along
with his team of car park workers for your contribution in this fund-raising venture for
the Club.
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To all those volunteers who have contributed over the season: take a bow! You are
appreciated. If I have failed to thank anyone, it’s certainly not intentional, but please
know that you are appreciated.
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To Paul Goldsmith, an outstanding contributor to the Club, who has finally hung up the
boots bringing the curtain down on an outstanding career for the Cats... Thank you!
Enjoy your retirement, you deserve it.
Let’s all work together to make 2013/2014 a great year in the history of our Club – one
that we can look back on with pride.
Ross Graham
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CRICKET MANAGER’S REPORT
by Mathew Thompson
It has been a privilege to assume the role of Cricket Manager and help to drive a period of
exciting change as we seek to build towards vastly improved results in the coming seasons.
I’d like to firstly acknowledge the work of my predecessor, Chris Silk, who due to personal
reasons was forced to step aside from this demanding role earlier in the season. Chris’ tireless work
across a number of positions over many years is much admired. He deserves to enjoy every minute of
his son Jordan’s pursuit of a baggy green cap! Chris is welcome back at our Club at any time.
Upon becoming Cricket Manager, I made it clear to my Committee colleagues that I believed it
was time for change. With the Club firmly entrenched in its magnificent modern facility, we needed
to shift our focus firmly back on cricket. I am thrilled to report that the Committee is absolutely
committed to supporting our endeavours to boost our cricketing fortunes. The last six months have
been highly productive as a result.
We head into the forthcoming summer with the best Coaching Team and development structure
in Sydney Grade Cricket.
The return of Penrith Cricket Club legend Steve Small in the position of Performance Director is
one of the most significant appointments in our history. Steve’s reputation as a first-class player and
coach is well known and is an agent for positive change. Steve will spend match days with our First
Grade side, however he will take on a broad-reaching remit which will see him play a vital role in
encouraging the development of players, tactical and cultural development and - I think vitally - the
improvement of our Club’s standard of fielding. Steve also brings with him an amazing black book
of contacts that we hope to use as leverage into sponsorship revenue.
Joining Steve will be his long-time right-hand man, Warren Smith, as a Specialist Batting
Coach. Formally Batting Coach for New South Wales, Warren has a long and decorated history in
assisting the progression of batsmen through Grade, State and International ranks. Warren famously
mentored Michael Slater on his journey to test cricket. Warren will work closely with Garry Sheen
and his input will have a huge impact on our batting. He's also a no-nonsense operator, so shortcuts
will no longer be tolerated.
Michael Wholohan, Warren Buttigieg and Garry Sheen will continue their vital roles within the
Club’s Coaching Team and their work ethic was on show last season. Michael will work alongside
Steve Small in a newly-created position of Development Director. Whooly's ability to mentor our
younger players is an invaluable asset for the Club and we need to ensure we utilize his skills in that
regard, in addition to his usual work with players across all grades.
We have commenced our newly-implemented ‘High Performance Batting Squad’ to address
specific deficiencies amongst our best young players to hasten and exacerbate their improvement.
Garry Sheen is leading this Squad which focuses very heavily on the mental approach to batting. The
Club has invested significant resources into this Squad and hopes to see immediate results amongst
our batsmen.
Warren Buttigieg will again lead his pre-season bowling sessions, which were well received last
season. We will be combining later sessions of the High Performance batting squad with the bowling
squad. These sessions provide an opportunity for our bowlers to get an early start on their fitness
while also refining technique.
I am especially excited to announce that Jarrod Lee and Kevin Geyer will be joining the
coaching staff for next season. Jarrod has accepted a significant role as fielding and fitness coach
and will also coach our PG’s side alongside Ryan Smith. Jarrod has been asked to implement some
formal structure in our fielding practice and ensure the standard of training in pre-season and training
proper is significantly elevated.
Similarly, Jarrod will be conducting a number of pre-season fitness sessions for interested
players on Sundays at Howell Oval. Jarrod is the hardest trainer in our Club and he will expect that
everyone come up to his standard.
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Kevin Geyer has agreed to join us as Green Shield Coach. As a Club legend and former State
Representative, I cannot think of a better man to help develop our young players in this iconic
Competition. It will be fantastic to have Kevin involved with us again.
In keeping with the theme of improving our methods, pre-season will also take on a different
look this season. Our first pre-season training date will be August 10, with two further sessions to
follow on August 17 and 24. Net trials will be held this season on the centre wicket at Rance Oval on
Saturday’s August 31 and June 7 and 14. We will also endeavour to arrange our usual trial match on
August 21.
A new addition to the pre-season schedule is a likely trip to Bathurst for our higher-grade
players. We are anticipating that we will be able to play an intra-squad match in Bathurst on either
the 14th or 21st of September. Also part of this trip will be a coaching clinic for the Central-West’s
younger players. This is a vital element in our efforts to re-establish our once-strong links in rural
areas. Players not involved with this away trip will trial as normal at Rance Oval.
This season will also see the resumption of the once-annual Stuart Webster Cup match between
our Green Shield squad and a Central-Western combined under-17’s side. This game will be played
at one of our grounds on September 26, prior to Round one.
I’d like to congratulate both Chris Withers and Barry Coad on leading Fifth Grade and Colts
respectively into the Finals. This is further evidence of the strength of our emerging players and
underlines the need for us to ensure we foster this talent all the way through their journey to First
Grade.
Our Women’s Brewer Shield and 2nd Grade teams performed admirably with our Brewer Shield
team finishing Runners-up in their Competition. The summary of their season is embodied in this
report and congratulations go to all those ladies who made Representative honours and who had
personal achievements in their careers.
For the second year in a row our girls won the SCAWC Spirit of Cricket Award… you can be
proud of your achievements as is your Club.
To Kim Hinkley for all your efforts and to Sagar Pradhan who stepped into the coaching role
and gave of your time to help out with the team, we thank you both for a job well done.
On an individual note, sincerest congratulations to Luke Morrissey and Mark Graham, who join
the greats of Penrith Cricket courtesy of individual achievements. Luke made his 5000th run for the
Club during his brilliant season with the bat. Luke’s determination and competitive nature is an
example to our emerging players. Always compete hard! Mark became the Club’s fifth-highest
wicket-taker, passing the 400-wicket barrier. He’s one of our most enduring players and has a few
seasons left in him yet. Perhaps 500 isn’t an unrealistic goal!
I’d also like to acknowledge the outstanding career of Penrith Champion, Paul Goldsmith, who
has announced his retirement. We have not seen a more lionhearted campaigner in our Club’s history
and Goldie’s contribution to our Club as a player and captain is immeasurable. Congrats on all you
have achieved in the game Paul.
In closing, Committee and Coaching Staff are committed to providing all players with the best
facilities, advice and resources possible to assist in preparing for training and games. The rest is over
to you – the players!
PENRITH CITY COUNCIL
… Proudly supporting the Penrith Cricket Club
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FIRST GRADE
by Matthew Halse
If you were to use one word to sum up season 2012/13 it would have to be disappointing. We only
won 5 games, 4 of those were to teams below us on the table. By and large we were always
competitive and at various stages of most games we were in with a chance. So whilst it was a
disappointing season, I believe it will prove to be a season that will benefit us in the years to come.
How much it has benefited us will probably be best judged at this time next year.
One of the reasons this year will benefit the club is the emergence of some players who had their first
taste of First Grade this season.
Brent Williams made a massive jump this season from playing Third Grade to batting in the top order
in First Grade. Squirt is an aggressive batsman who likes to play his shots. Whilst he struggled for
consistency, there were enough signs to suggest that he is a player of real promise. His 72 against
Randwick Petersham was all class and hopefully a glimpse of more to come. A pretty handy off
spinner, Brent bowled particularly well in the short forms, especially at the death.
Aaron Beach had the tough assignment of playing his first season of First Grade at a new club. He
finished the year in the top 30 run scorers in Sydney with an impressive 460 runs at 33. Aaron scored
a maiden First-Grade century against Parramatta, but possibly his best knock of the season was his 76
off 87 balls against Eastern Suburbs which lifted the side from a precarious position to a winning
total. A fantastic season from a first-year player, well done Beachy.
Luke Morrissey is a not so young player but he again led the way with the bat. Moz opened the
innings most games this year and ended up with 609 runs at 43.5. Luke scored two centuries and a 90
and was our most reliable run scorer. Luke was in the top ten run scorers for the Competition and
finished fourth in the O’Reilly Medal, both fine achievements.
Of the other batsmen Shannon Finemore continued to show signs he is developing into a quality First
Grade batsman, he just needs that breakthrough big score. Ryan Gibson at times looked really good
but was unable to bat for long periods of time often enough. Pat Jackson was dynamic in the T20’s
and came good after Christmas in the longer format with some good scores in quick time at the top of
the order. Ben Betros got an extended run in the side after some good form in Second Grade.
Initially a bit hesitant, Benny found the confidence to play his natural game towards the end of the
season and with continued improvement can play a lot more First Grade. Patrick Cummins played the
second half of the season as a batsman as he started his return from injury. Whilst he may not have
scored as many runs as he and the team would have liked, Patty had a great attitude and provided a
really positive influence around the side.
Tim Cummins had another good year behind the stumps with 37 dismissals. Timmy also made some
good progress with his batting this season. His 51 against Sydney University in tough conditions
against a quality bowling attack nearly got us over the line and was one of the better innings played
by any batsman this season. Tim also stepped in and captained the side during my absence and did a
great job, at the helm for our first 3 wins of the season.
On the bowling side of things our stocks were greatly boosted by the return of Jarrod Lee to the Club
this year. A great club man and a strong leader on the training paddock, Jarrod got the return his hard
work deserved. 33 wickets at an average of 21 was a real positive for the side. It is great to have “JL”
back as a Panther.
Josh Lalor had an injury-interrupted start to the season but came back with a bang taking 6 for 6
against Randwick Petersham, catapulting himself back into the NSW side. Despite limited
appearances, Josh ended up with 31 wickets at 17.5 and remains one of the best bowlers in NSW.
Josh has been rewarded with his Cricket NSW contract renewed for next season. In addition to his
cricket skills, Josh continues to emerge as a strong leader for the Club both on and off the field.
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Max McNamara had at times an inconsistent season, often following a brilliant spell of bowling with
an average spell and vice versa. In the wash up, he finished with a very respectable 25 wickets at 25
with an impressive strike rate of 40. His two wickets against Randy Petes were two of the best balls
you could hope to see and set us on the path to a comprehensive victory. Max is another whose
leadership skills around the team are growing and he organises an exceptional end of season trip!
Patrick Jackson remains, in my opinion, one of the best spin bowlers in Sydney outside the State
Squad. 22 wickets at an average of 27, bowling on mostly unresponsive pitches was a good return.
With Jacko, it is not necessarily how many wickets he gets, it’s the calibre of batsmen he knocks over
and the manner in which he does it.
The highlight of the year was undoubtedly our Round 5 fixture against eventual Semi-finalists
Randwick Petersham at Coogee Oval. We bowled first and after a couple of early wickets Randwick
appeared to be recovering at 2 for 33, with former test batsmen Simon Katich at the crease. What
happened over the next hour was remarkable. Two quick wickets to Max opened the door for us to
dismiss Randy Petes cheaply. The re-introduction of Josh Lalor after drinks began one of the best
spells of bowling at First Grade level in this Club’s history. Josh took an amazing 6 for 2 during his
second spell including the prize wicket of Katich. Randwick Petersham were all out for 49 an over
after lunch. After some positive batting from Luke Morrissey who made a century and Brent
Williams who scored 72 on Day One, we went on to win the game outright. A great two days for the
cats in what was an otherwise frustrating season.
The other main reason I believe this year will benefit the First Grade side in the coming years, is that
it became obvious this season that there was a lack of infrastructure around the side. We were not
giving ourselves the best opportunity to be successful. To the committee’s credit, as well as some
other key figures around the side, some positive steps have been taken to rectify this. The
appointment of Steve Small is a fantastic initiative for the team and the Club in general. Steve is
already showing a great passion and energy for this role and I know that we as individuals and a team
can improve and go to a higher level, so long as we are willing to commit and buy into what “Jack”
will bring to the table.
A lot goes into a day of First Grade cricket and the team was fortunate to have the support and help
of people like Mike and Debbie Gibson, Andy Williams, the Lee’s, the Jacksons, the Finemores, the
Cummins and our ever present scorer and part time Sydney Uni commentator Joe Poulter. Apart from
being a good bloke and a good scorer, it became apparent during one of our many rain breaks this
season that Joe is perhaps the best euchre player in our side! Thanks Joe, we hope to see you again
next season.
On the cricket side of things the team was assisted by Trevor Bayliss, Dale Turner, Ron Halse and
Michael Wholohan at various stages of the year. Thank you gents. If I have missed anyone I
apologise, everyone’s assistance this year be it great or small was greatly appreciated.
Cricket is a somewhat a selfish pursuit so I would like to thank Sonya, Dannelle, Jayne, Laura, Kate,
Hayden and Toby for giving up your boyfriend/fiancé/husband and father for the summer. Hopefully
there has been an environment created where you feel welcome and enjoy coming to cricket….just a
little bit! To my own beautiful wife Lauren and my gorgeous girls Edwina and Louella, thank you for
your love and support, you make coming home after a bad day of cricket a lot easier.
Bring on Season 2013/14, one which I am sure will bring a much stronger showing across the entire
Club.
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FIRST GRADE
Summary of Matches (Including L/O Rounds 1-5 & T20 Rounds 1-3)
Round 1
Penrith
Blacktown
10/135
& 7/218 dec.
10/179
& 6/126
Round 2
Penrith
10/149
C’belltown-Camden 6/157
Round 3
Penrith
Uni NSW
Round 4
Penrith
&
Sydney
Round 5
Penrith
&
R’wick Petersham
Round 6
(L/O-1)
Penrith
Mosman
Round 7
(L/O-2)
Round 8
(L/O-3)
Round 9
(L/O-4)
Round 10
(R.Gibson 58; S.Rhodes 33)
(J.Lalor 58; B.Williams 47)
(P.Jackson 3/19; M.McNamara 3/28)
(J.Lee 4/28; B.Williams 1/23)
LOSS
(S.Finemore 33; T.Cummins 28*)
(M.McNamara 2/46; M.Halse 1/7)
LOSS
10/205
(A.Beach 36; P.Jackson 35)
8/293 dec. (J.Lee 3/61; M.McNamara 2/65)
LOSS
10/193
(A.Beach 62; J.Lee 35)
0/76
(S.Finemore 42*; L.Morrissey 32*)
6/248 dec. (P.Jackson 2/41; J.Lee 2/52)
LOSS
4/240 dec.
1/20
10/49
10/210
(L.Morrissey 105*; B.Williams 72)
(L.Morrissey 13*; B.Williams 6*)
(J.Lalor 6/6; M.McNamara 2/23)
(J.Lalor 6/64; J.Lee 3/46)
WIN
OUTRIGHT
7/203
9/202
(P.Jackson 51; S.Finemore 48)
(J.Lee 3/35; K.Niess 2/33)
WIN
Penrith
Eastern Suburbs
10/198
10/123
(A.Beach 76; R.Gibson 37)
(J.Lee 3/34; B.Williams 2/16)
WIN
Penrith
Sutherland
10/183
7/184
(L.Morrissey 59; S.Finemore 38)
(M.McNamara 3/38; J.Lalor 2/33)
LOSS
Penrith
North Sydney
10/172
6/173
(L.Morrissey 72; A.Beach 30)
(B.Williams 2/6; P.Jackson 2/41)
LOSS
(T.Cummins 51; J.Lalor 27)
(B.Betros 2/9; P.Jackson 2/31)
(J.Lalor 3/26; J.Lee 1/16)
LOSS
(A.Beach 30; J.Lalor 22)
(L.Morrissey 101*; A.Beach 101*)
(J.Lalor 4/69; M.McNamara 3/31)
LOSS
(L/O-8)
Penrith
Sydney University
Round 11
Penrith
10/189
10/194
& 5/45
&
Parramatta
10/140
3/225
10/182
Round 12
Penrith
Manly-Warringah
Round 13
Penrith
F’field-Liverpool
10/135
4/79
Round 14
Penrith
Northern District
10/185
(A.Beach 43; B.Betros 31)
6/258 dec. (M.McNamara 3/67; M.Halse 1/36)
LOSS
Round 15
Penrith
Western Suburbs
1/147
10/146
(P.Jackson 83; L.Morrissey 52*)
(R.Gibson 2/10; J.Lalor 2/24)
WIN
Round 16
(L/O-5)
Penrith
Hawkesbury
WASHED OUT
DRAW
Round 17
Penrith
Bankstown
8/124
7/125
(S.Finemore 26; B.Williams 24)
(M.Halse 2/36; S.Finemore 1/8)
LOSS
Penrith
Gordon
3/175
4/176
(A.Beach 66*; P.Jackson 53)
(P.Williams 1/21; K.Niess 1/23)
LOSS
(T20-1)
Round 18
(T20-2)
5/237
(L.Morrissey 90; P.Jackson 50)
5/233 dec. (M.Halse 2/66; P.Jackson 1/33)
(T.Cummins 40; A.Beach 29)
(R.Gibson 1/2; J.Lee 1/23)
10
WIN
DRAW
(washed out)
Round 19
Penrith
St. George
(T20-3)
10/113
6/153
Played:
19
Runs Scored: 3,662
Runs Against: 3,535
(P.Jackson 33; L.Morrissey 21)
(M.McNamara 2/26; P.Jackson 2/29)
Won:
5
Wickets Lost: 159
Wickets Taken: 155
Lost:
12
Average: 23.03
Average: 22.81
Drew:
LOSS
2
Scores Over 50
R. Gibson
58
v.
Blacktown
A. Beach
62
76
101*
66*
v.
v.
v.
v.
Sydney
Eastern Suburbs
Parramatta
Gordon
v.
v.
v.
v.
v.
v.
Randwick Petersham
Sutherland
North Sydney
Parramatta
Manly-Warringah
Western Suburbs
L. Morrissey
P. Jackson
105*
59
72
101*
90
52*
51
50
83
53
v.
v.
v.
v.
J. Lalor
58
v.
Blacktown
B. Williams
72
v.
Randwick Petersham
T. Cummins
51
v.
Sydney University
Mosman
Manly-Warringah
Western Suburbs
Gordon
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
INN
OPPONENT
1
131
Patrick Jackson - Luke Morrissey*
15
1
Western Suburbs
2
137
Luke Morrissey* - Brent Williams
5
1
Randwick Petersham
3
183 *
Luke Morrissey* - Patrick Cummins*
11
2
Parramatta
4
49
Patrick Jackson* - Ben Betros
14
1
Northern District
5
69
Ryan Gibson - Patrick Jackson*
6
1
Mosman
6
81
Ryan Gibson - Aaron Beach*
7
1
Eastern Suburbs
7
96
Joshua Lalor - Matthew Halse*
1
2
Blacktown
8
55
Matthew Halse* - Max McNamara
4
1
Sydney
9
57
Tim Cummins - Jarrod Lee*
10
1
Sydney University
10
39
Tim Cummins* - Max McNamara
2
1
Campbelltown-Camden
5 Wickets in Innings
Joshua Lalor
6/6
6/64
v.
v.
Randwick Petersham (1st Innings)
Randwick Petersham (2nd Innings)
v.
Randwick Petersham
10 Wickets in a Match
Joshua Lalor
12/70
11
First Grade Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S
4S 6S MINS HS
RUNS AVE. STR.
C/S
1 Morrissey, Luke J
14
17
5
2
4
3
53
0
1122 105*
576
48.00
70.9
7
2 Beach, Aaron
14
15
1
1
2
1
62
6
823
101*
460
32.86
62.3
0
3 Finemore, Shannon G
11
14
1
0
0
2
29
1
692
48
314
24.15
54.5
0
4 Jackson, Patrick
15
16
1
0
3
3
42
2
499
83
311
20.73
82.7
8
5 Gibson, Ryan
14
15
0
0
1
0
27
0
717
58
261
17.40
51.6
5
6 Cummins, Tim P
15
14
4
0
1
2
18
0
607
51
221
22.10
48.9
27/5
7 Williams, Brent
9
11
1
0
1
2
17
0
217
72
191
19.10 139.4
2
8 Halse, Matthew R
11
10
2
0
0
0
17
2
480
45*
187
23.38
48.8
8
9 Lee, Jarrod
15
12
4
0
0
1
11
0
406
35
138
17.25
41.6
4
10 Lalor, Joshua K
11
10
1
0
1
2
15
2
248
58
138
15.33
71.1
5
11 Betros, Ben
7
7
0
0
0
1
7
2
168
31
79
11.29
62.7
2
12 McNamara, Max
13
10
6
0
0
0
6
0
316
20
64
16.00
21.5
3
13 Rhodes, Stewart J
2
3
0
0
0
0
6
184
33
62
20.67
45.3
0
14 Cummins, Patrick J
5
5
1
0
0
2
7
0
177
23*
58
14.50
40.3
0
15 Niess, Kurt J
4
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
43
9
9
9.00
23.1
0
16 Collins, Michael J
3
2
0
0
0
0
1
0
12
8
9
4.50
81.8
3
17 Pradhan, Sagar
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
4
2
2
2.00
50.0
0
18 Lockyear, Rhett
1
1
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
0.00
0.0
0
AVE.
STR.
ECN.
First Grade Bowling
PLAYER
MAT
O
M
R
W
5WI 10WM BBI
1
Lalor, Joshua K
11
177.1
40 546 31
2
1
6/6
17.61
34.29
3.08
2
Lee, Jarrod
15
206.2
41 618 31
0
0
4/28 19.94
39.94
3.00
3
McNamara, Max
13
156.1
27 547 21
0
0
3/28 26.05
44.62
3.50
4
Jackson, Patrick
15
174.1
39 495 20
0
0
3/19 24.75
52.25
2.84
5
Williams, Brent
9
38
6
143
6
0
0
2/6
23.83
38.00
3.76
6
Halse, Matthew R
11
64
8
239
6
0
0
2/66 39.83
64.00
3.73
7
Gibson, Ryan
14
14
2
53
4
0
0
2/10 13.25
21.00
3.79
8
Collins, Michael J
3
21
0
91
4
0
0
2/23 22.75
31.50
4.33
9
Niess, Kurt J
4
55
9
190
4
0
0
2/33 47.50
82.50
3.45
10 Betros, Ben
7
4
0
18
2
0
0
2/9
9.00
12.00
4.50
11 Rhodes, Stewart J
2
4
0
21
1
0
0
1/11 21.00
24.00
5.25
12 Finemore, Shannon G
11
17
4
51
1
0
0
1/18 51.00 102.00
3.00
13 Morrissey, Luke J
14
1
0
5
0
0
0
0/5
5.00
12
NA
NA
First Grade T20 Batting + fielding
PLAYER
C/S
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
1
Beach, Aaron
3
3
1
0
1
0
8
3
85
66*
96
48.00 128.0
1
2
Jackson, Patrick
3
3
0
0
1
0 13 2
77
53
88
29.33 141.9
0
3
Williams, Brent
3
3
0
0
0
0
2
2
56
24
43
14.33 110.3
3
4
Gibson, Ryan
3
3
0
0
0
0
3
1
49
28
39
13.00 88.6
0
5
Finemore, Shannon G
2
2
0
0
0
0
2
1
30
26
35
17.50 102.9
0
6
Morrissey, Luke J
3
3
1
0
0
0
2
49
21
33
16.50 82.5
0
7
Cummins, Tim P
3
2
1
0
0
0
2
13
18*
20
20.00 166.7
3/2
8
Lee, Jarrod
3
2
1
0
0
0
1
13
12
18
18.00 150.0
1
9
Pradhan, Sagar
1
1
0
0
0
0
21
8
8
8.00
66.7
0
10 Collins, Michael J
1
1
1
0
0
0
5
7*
7
NA
350.0
1
11 Ferris-Smith, Jarrah
2
1
0
0
0
0
16
6
6
6.00
46.2
1
12 McNamara, Max
3
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
1.00
33.3
0
13 Halse, Matthew R
2
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0.00
0.0
2
1
1
First Grade T20 Bowling
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
1
Beach, Aaron
3
3
1
0
1
0
3
85
66*
96
48.00 128.0
2
Jackson, Patrick
3
3
0
0
1
0 13 2
77
53
88
29.33 141.9
3
Williams, Brent
3
3
0
0
0
0
2
2
56
24
43
14.33 110.3
4
Gibson, Ryan
3
3
0
0
0
0
3
1
49
28
39
13.00 88.6
5
Finemore, Shannon G
2
2
0
0
0
0
2
1
30
26
35
17.50 102.9
6
Morrissey, Luke J
3
3
1
0
0
0
2
49
21
33
16.50 82.5
7
Cummins, Tim P
3
2
1
0
0
0
2
13
18*
20
20.00 166.7
8
Lee, Jarrod
3
2
1
0
0
0
1
13
12
18
18.00 150.0
9
Pradhan, Sagar
1
1
0
0
0
0
21
8
8
8.00
66.7
10 Collins, Michael J
1
1
1
0
0
0
5
7*
7
NA
350.0
11 Ferris-Smith, Jarrah
2
1
0
0
0
0
16
6
6
6.00
46.2
12 McNamara, Max
3
1
0
0
0
0
2
1
1
1.00
33.3
13 Halse, Matthew R
2
1
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0.00
0.0
13
8
1
1
SECOND GRADE
by Mathew Thompson
I was under no illusions about how tough the year just gone would be for Second
Grade. It was a great honour to be asked to captain our Second Grade side and despite
some on-field challenges, a number of our best emerging players will derive great benefit
from their experience in the near future.
We showed glimpses of our ability but clearly should have won more games of cricket.
Coming back to win outright after a first-innings defeat against Sydney was an amazing
effort for a young team that was outplayed for the best part of two days. Defeating Easts by
chasing down 290 from 5-100 was the best win I have been associated with at our great
Club and the victory over Manly from an impossible position was extraordinary. Conversely,
we also squandered wins against North Sydney and Sutherland due to immaturity and
inexperience in chasing a target. This tells us we have the nucleus of a really good side.
There is one thing that will determine the future success of all of us - and that is the
willingness to do loads of hard work.
We finished 18th, which is clearly a disappointing outcome, but I can still identify a
number of positives to come out of our campaign; the most obvious was the emergence of
some outstanding young cricketers who were rushed into a high level of cricket and
acquitted themselves boldly.
The obvious standout was Michael Collins, who graduated from a fourth grader to
make his First-Grade debut in the space of half a season. Mick bowled superbly and is
among the most promising pacemen Penrith has had in many years. His ability to swing the
ball and extract bounce from an awkward height made him hard to handle. His haul of 24
wickets at 16, and a strike rate of 24, was an accurate reflection of his efforts. Mick is
driven to succeed and is a great competitor.
Indeed, I would regard our attack as being among the best in the Competition. The
consistency of Kurt Niess (30 wickets at 23) is highly admirable and Niessy is someone that
reinforces the notion that plain old hard work yields dividends. Kurt has worked tirelessly
on his fielding and fitness and bowled beautifully again this season.
I have flippantly suggested I have a man crush on Ryan Smith, but what captain
wouldn't? Returning from a shoulder injury, Bomber's fitness improved each week and he
will be back to his absolute best with the ball at the start of next season. However, there is
nothing a captain admires more in a player than someone that busts his gut every time he’s
asked for an effort and Bomber plays the game at 120% for the entire match.
Our young cricketers should take note of the way Bomber worked at his batting and
mental approach when he was unable to bowl. He's gone from handy middle-order hitter
to the best all-round cricketer in Second Grade and potentially being a top-six bat in First
Grade. His innings of 84 against Fairfield, which rescued our innings from a hopeless
position, was an innings of sheer class.
Taran Finemore enjoyed a successful season in 2's before going back to help 3's make a
run for the Finals. He was unlucky to lose his spot and bowled very well on occasions during
the year. Taran needs to work on his consistency to ensure he cements his place in higher
grades but he is a dangerous proposition whenever he is handed the ball. Similarly, Paul
Williams and Glenn Venables toiled manfully when they were given opportunities and are
outstanding clubmen.
14
Ben Betros carried the bulk of the spin-bowling work before earning a deserved
elevation to First Grade. Ben's off-spin is underrated as reflected by his 20 wickets at 16. His
five-for against Sutherland was a tremendous display and should have won us the game, if
not for our poor batting. Perhaps more telling was Ben's promotion to the new role of
opening batsman this season, a position that allows him to dictate the game from the
outset and put his team on the front foot. It had the effect of boosting his confidence and
tightening his technique. I expect that with more hard work, Ben isn't far away from
fulfilling the unbelievable potential we all know he has.
Our young 'tweekers' Adrian Isherwood and Jake Wholohan were thrown into the
lion’s den at various times and will be better for their experience. AJ's pugnacious middleorder batting was impressive and his bowling will come on dramatically as he continues to
understand the importance of varying his pace. Jake's offies, against experienced batsmen,
were excellent and continued work on his batting will see him develop into a quality allrounder. Both have a thirst for learning the game and have huge futures. The benefits to
the Club of their exposure to high-grade cricket at a young age will be seen down the track.
Clearly batting is a major issue facing our Club and it is the responsibility of every
batsman to do all they can to fix the problems. As an older player, the most frustrating
element of our failure with the bat this season was that the absolute majority of our
dismissals were linked to a lack of mental application. We all get out to a good ball but
there is no excuse to succumb to a lack of application. This is one area that every player in
the Club can fix immediately. Be tough and fight hard - that is what grade cricket is about
and we will not go forward as a Club unless we acknowledge that, across the board, our
batting lacks toughness.
Only one side, Blacktown, lost more wickets than us this season. We suffered 183
dismissals with the next side in line losing 15 wickets less. That is a damning statistic that
should resonate with our batsmen. It is just not good enough.
As mentioned, our all-rounders Ben and Bomber were our most consistent batsmen. There
were noteworthy contributions throughout the season from Sagi Pradhan, whose century
against Randwick Petersham was a tremendous exhibition of patient opening batting.
Veteran Matthew Kimble was given an opportunity to play a season of Second Grade
and showed that he remains good enough to compete at that level. Kimbo butchered three
centuries this season! His 50's against North Sydney and Easts were classic knocks, as was
his 75 against Fairfield when batting somewhat under the weather! Again, Kimbo's
contribution as a team man was outstanding, as evidenced by his willingness to move into
the opening role. There is none better.
Youngsters Jacob Apicella and Jarrah Ferris-Smith were asked to carry a big
responsibility in Second Grade this season. Jarrah started the season well and eventually
made his First-Grade debut. A serious run of bad luck which saw him find new and unique
ways to get out, made it a tough year for Jarrah. I have great belief in his ability and he will
bounce back.
Appa had a tough season statistically but started to relish the opportunity he was given
to have an extended run at this level. Come the end of the year, Appa had found his feet as
a batsman and within the team. Appa has the potential to be a great leader in the years
ahead and with some serious hard work and determination with the bat, we will see a
serious cricketer. He also possesses the driest sense of humour I have encountered and has
the rare ability to consume his body weight of beer most nights.
15
It was fantastic to have Tim Sutton back on deck after a late start to the season. Sutto
is a freakishly talented cricketer and a class above with the bat. I hope he can continue
playing with us - he's an extraordinary talent and a pleasure to play beside.
Another young gun promoted ahead of his time was wicketkeeper James Newton.
Jimmy's glove work is pure and his footwork generally good. His attacking batting won us
two games and he has an unlimited amount of potential and confidence beyond his years.
My advice to Jimmy would be this - sheer ability can only carry you so far. Work hard on
your keeping, mental approach to batting and fitness. You have a long career ahead if you do.
In summary, we were a close unit that, despite doing it tough on the park at times,
never lost its humour or camaraderie. It has been a pleasure to be able to lead such a great
bunch of blokes and I am proud of how close we are as a side.
Now for the acknowledgements. Firstly, to Greg Gavin and Ross Graham for their
leadership of the Club. We are on the right path to achieve our potential.
To all of our Club Sponsors, we owe you great thanks for your support. We look
forward to sharing a golden era of Penrith Cricket with you.
To all of our helpers, of which there were many, among them the Niess family, Ed
Terry, John Jennings, Wayne Ball, Mick Cairns and others. Thanks for your support.
Congrats to Chris Withers and Barry Coad on making the Finals and a personal
congratulations to both Luke Morrissey and Mark Graham on their wonderful milestones.
Having spent many hours on cricket fields with you both as kids, I know how much you've
committed to the game. You should reflect with pride on your outstanding contributions to
our Club.
To Ron Halse and John Benaud for their selection expertise and our coaching panel for
your guidance, I thank you.
I genuinely believe we are on the verge of something special as a Club. Everyone
should be vowing from now to give everything in the pursuit of realising our potential.
Thomo.
Proud Sponsor of the
Penrith Cricket Club...
16
SECOND GRADE
Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
10/125
& 10/127
10/166
& 6/90
Blacktown
Round 2
Penrith
10/133
5/175
7/188 dec.
(G.Venables 44; P.Pope 16)
(M.Thompson 58*; J.Ferris-Smith 41*)
(K.Niess 3/37; B.Betros 2/32)
LOSS
10/147
6/204
7/323 dec.
(M.Thompson 38; J.Apicella 22)
(M.Kimble 52; B.Betros 34)
(B.Betros 2/51; G.Venables 2/57)
LOSS
&
(S.Pradhan 50; A.Isherwood 12)
(S.Pradhan 34; P.Betros 33*)
(T.Finemore 5/36; M.Collins 3/26)
(B.Betros 2/27; P.Betros 1/13)
WIN
OUTRIGHT
Penrith
Uni NSW
Round 4
Penrith
10/97
& 8/188
10/109
& 4/175 dec.
Sydney
Round 5
Penrith
R’wick Petersham
Round 6
Penrith
Mosman
Round 7
Penrith
Eastern Suburbs
Round 8
Penrith
Sutherland
Round 9
LOSS
OUTRIGHT
&
C’town-Camden
Round 3
(J.Ferris-Smith 31; C.Withers 31)
(A.Isherwood 34; S.Pradhan 27)
(C.Withers 3/29; B.Betros 2/24)
(B.Betros 2/11; C.Withers 2/41)
7/352 dec. (S.Pradhan 125; B.Betros 86)
10/192
(M.Collins 3/29; T.Finemore 3/40)
& 4/147
(P.Williams 3/44; T.Finemore 1/13)
10/115
4/119
WIN
(J.Newton 24; S.Pradhan 23)
(G.Venables 2/22; P.Williams 1/18)
LOSS
(M.Thompson 88*; J.Newton 49)
(P.Williams 2/8; K.Niess 2/44)
WIN
10/135
10/198
(B.Betros 62; R.Smith 21)
(B.Betros 5/31; M.Collins 3/43)
LOSS
Penrith
North Sydney
10/208
6/209
(B.Betros 66; M.Kimble 53)
(B.Betros 2/46; K.Niess 2/51)
LOSS
Round 10
Penrith
Sydney University
10/125
9/210
(R.Smith 35; J.Wholohan 16)
(K.Niess 3/47; R.Smith 2/33)
LOSS
Round 11
Penrith
(T.Sutton 64; M.Thompson 23)
(T.Sutton 24; S.Pradhan 22)
(K.Niess 3/44; J.Wholohan 3/51)
(T.Sutton 1/7)
LOSS
WIN
7/280
8/278
10/120
& 10/108
9/218 dec.
& 1/11
Parramatta
Round 12
Penrith
Manly-Warringah
10/215
10/211
(J.Newton 51; M.Collins 50)
(M.Collins 4/45; K.Niess 2/31)
Round 13
Penrith
Fairfield-Liverpool
10/262
5/56
(R.Smith 84; M.Kimble 75)
(R.Smith 3/19; K.Niess 1/7)
Round 14
Penrith
Northern District
10/211
10/173
(R.Smith 53; M.Thompson 29)
(M.Collins 5/61; T.Sutton 3/25)
WIN
Round 15
Penrith
Western Suburbs
10/182
7/183
(M.Thompson 45; M.Kimble 30)
(T.Sutton 2/22; M.Collins 2/36)
LOSS
Played: 15
Runs Scored: 3,848
Runs Against: 3,256
Won: 5
Wickets Lost: 193
Wickets Taken: 137
Lost: 9
Average: 19.94
Average: 23.77
17
DRAW
Washed Out
Drew: 1
Scores Over 50
M. Thompson
R. Smith
B. Betros
J. Newton
58* v.
88* v.
84
53
v.
v.
Campbelltown-Camden
Eastern Suburbs
M. Kimble
52
53
75
v.
v.
v.
University of NSW
North Sydney
Fairfield-Liverpool
S. Pradhan
50
125
v.
v.
Sydney
Randwick Petersham
Fairfield-Liverpool
Northern District
86
62
66
v.
v.
v.
Randwick Petersham
Sutherland
North Sydney
T. Sutton
64
v.
Parramatta
51
v.
Manly-Warringah
M. Collins
50
v.
Manly-Warringah
Second Grade Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
C/S
1
Thompson, Matthew
13
18
3
0
2
4 41 7
903
88*
396
26.40 51.7
8
2
Kimble, Matt
15
20
0
0
3
3 51 4
772
75
385
19.25 60.1
9
3
Betros, Ben
8
12
0
0
3
0 35 11
545
86
353
29.42 89.4
4
4
Pradhan, Sagar
12
16
0
1
1
2 45
763
125
337
21.06 57.5
8
5
Smith, Ryan P
10
11
0
0
2
2 26 12
345
84
285
25.91 111.8
10
6
Newton, James
12
13
1
0
1
2 21 2
331
51
207
17.25 68.8
16/2
7
Ferris-Smith, Jarrah
11
15
1
0
0
1 17 1
550
41*
169
12.07 37.0
2
8
Sutton, Tim L
6
7
0
0
1
1 21
369
64
150
21.43 47.5
5
9
Collins, Michael J
9
11
2
0
1
2 11 4
152
50
144
16.00 109.1
4
10 Apicella, Jacob
10
13
0
0
0
2 14 3
514
29
144
11.08 33.4
2
11 Isherwood, Adrian
4
7
1
0
0
2 13
208
34
99
16.50 57.6
1
12 Pascoe, Steve
4
5
1
0
0
0
9
285
21*
85
21.25 42.1
1
13 Williams, Paul
6
6
0
0
0
1
8
83
20
83
13.83 109.2
2
14 Betros, Peter
2
3
1
0
0
0 10
113
34
69
34.50 88.5
2
15 Pope, Patrick
3
6
0
0
0
1 10
164
33
67
11.17 57.8
6/2
16 Venables, Glenn
4
4
1
0
0
0 10 1
102
44
65
21.67 89.0
0
17 Finemore, Taran G
10
9
4
0
0
1
5
231
21
55
11.00 24.8
5
18 Withers, Chris
2
3
0
0
0
0
6
103
31
54
18.00 87.1
0
19 Beach, Aaron
1
2
0
0
0
0
8
80
32
40
20.00 64.5
0
20 Wholohan, Jake M
4
5
1
0
0
0
3
154
16
39
9.75
31.7
1
21 Gavin, Steven
3
4
0
0
0
1
7
81
26
39
9.75
49.4
0
22 Finemore, Shannon G
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
91
26
26
26.00 46.4
0
23 Niess, Kurt J
12
12
8
0
0
2
164
5*
13
3.25
10.0
2
24 Williams, Brent
3
3
0
0
0
1
18
10
12
4.00
92.3
0
25 Newton, Matt
1
1
0
0
0
1
3
0
0
0.00
0.0
0
18
2
4
1
Partnerships
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
INN
OPPONENT
1
136
Ben Betros - Sagar Pradhan*
5
1
Randwick Petersham
2
96
Ben Betros* - Matt Kimble
9
1
North Sydney
3
112
Sagar Pradhan* - Matthew Thompson
5
1
Randwick Petersham
4
63
Tim Sutton* - Matthew Thompson
11
1
Parramatta
5
55
Peter Betros* - Steven Gavin
5
1
Randwick Petersham
6
111
Matthew Thompson* - James Newton
7
1
Eastern Suburbs
7
82
Matt Kimble - Ryan Smith*
13
1
Fairfield-Liverpool
8
74
Ryan Smith* - James Newton
14
1
Northern District
9
62
Ryan Smith - Michael Collins*
13
1
Fairfield-Liverpool
10
29
Michael Collins - Kurt Niess*
12
1
Manly-Warringah
Second Grade bowling
PLAYER
MAT
O
1
Niess, Kurt J
12
2
Collins, Michael J
9
116
3
Betros, Ben
8
83.2
4
Finemore, Taran G
10
5
Smith, Ryan P
10
97
6
Williams, Paul
6
7
Sutton, Tim L
8
9
M
142.4 32
R
W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.
478
25
0
0
3/37 19.12 34.24 3.35
23
388
24
1
0
5/61 16.17 29.00 3.34
11
319
18
1
0
5/31 17.72 27.78 3.83
105.2 11
458
18
1
0
5/36 25.44 35.11 4.35
15
364
12
0
0
3/19 30.33 48.50 3.75
56.2
9
231
8
0
0
3/44 28.88 42.25 4.10
6
33
11
93
6
0
0
3/25 15.50 33.00 2.82
Withers, Chris
2
34.5
11
74
5
0
0
3/29 14.80 41.80 2.12
Venables, Glenn
4
57.4
12
201
5
0
0
2/22 40.20 69.20 3.49
10 Wholohan, Jake M
4
51.1
3
214
5
0
0
3/51 42.80 61.40 4.18
11 Betros, Peter
2
6
0
28
2
0
0
1/13 14.00 18.00 4.67
12 Isherwood, Adrian
4
29
4
98
2
0
0
1/0 49.00 87.00 3.38
13 Thompson, Matthew
13
7
0
32
1
0
0
1/2 32.00 42.00 4.57
14 Williams, Brent
3
16
2
58
1
0
0
1/31 58.00 96.00 3.63
15 Apicella, Jacob
10
11.4
1
58
0
0
0
0/1
NA
NA
4.97
16 Gavin, Steven
3
3
0
24
0
0
0
0/24
NA
NA
8.00
17 Finemore, Shannon G
1
1
0
8
0
0
0
0/8
NA
NA
8.00
5 Wickets in an Innings
Taran Finemore
Ben Betros
Michael Collins
5/36
5/31
5/61
v.
v.
v.
Sydney
Sutherland
Northern District
10 Wickets in a Match
Nil.
19
THIRD GRADE
by Paul Goldsmith
It had been 21 years since I last played a game in 3rd Grade for the mighty Panthers and I
certainly enjoyed the experience the second time round. I again played with a mix of young and old
(relatively speaking of course) and appreciate the opportunity the Club gave me to captain the side.
Before I continue with a summary of the season’s highlights and the occasional lowlight, I would like
to thank the many people involved in the running of our Club as it will be the last time I get to do so
as a player. It is time to hang up the boots and pack away the cover drive for good to spend more
time with my family on a Saturday and enjoy the odd game of golf.
To Greg Gavin and Ross Graham and the rest of the Committee and Coaching Staff, a big thank
you for your efforts in the running of the Club; no doubt the work has increased with the new
pavilion to manage. I’d also like to thank the other Captains for their support and also the wise
counsel of Ron Halse and John Benaud with regard to selections; it’s never an easy task but it’s one
which you have great passion for.
To Chris Withers and Barry Coad, congratulations to yourselves and your teams on making the
Semi-final’s, to do so with such young teams and high turnover of players is a wonderful
achievement. To all the guys who played in 3rd Grade this year and in particular those who were
with us for most of the year, I want to thank you for your support, the laughs and the blow-ups but
most importantly for your friendship.
For the most part I think we had a successful season finishing 9th and a couple of wins outside of
the Finals, which is probably a fair reflection of our performances. We struggled to put big runs on
the board but we usually had a superior bowling attack to the opposition which allowed us to
continue winning. There were some very good individual performances, however for the most part
we won games because we played well as a team. It was pleasing to see a number of players be
selected in the higher grades, I firmly believe that a number of others can go on and have successful
First Grade careers and maybe more if they work hard.
With 25 players used throughout the season there isn’t enough space to highlight the
performances of each so I will cover a few of the game highlights. Following an ordinary
performance in the first round we turned it around with a convincing win against Campbelltown on
the back of some good batting from Steven Gavin and young Jake Wholohan who is developing into
a promising all-rounder with his spin bowling, and who is still the keenest cricketer I have met. It is
no surprise Mick Wholohan has a custard arm, it must be worn out after all the throwdowns ! After
posting a competitive total, the evergreen Danny Dent (Tinman) then took 5 for 22 to bowl us to
victory. This was the start of another very consistent year from Tinman. He might move a little
slower but is still highly competitive. You only have to see Danny lead the team song to understand
the passion he has for the Club!
We had a comfortable win against UNSW thanks to Lenny Pascoe hitting 58 and then Mick
Collins with 4 wickets and big Grant ‘Chewbacca’ Maguire with 3 wickets knocking them over
cheaply. We missed the big wookie for the last part of the year but I hope to see Grant back again
next year as he has real potential to turn into a quality fast bowler. It was to be the last we saw of
Mick as he went on to play his maiden first grade game later on in the year.
The following game petered out to a draw against Sydney but not before Matt Newton showed
his continued development with a patient 97. With more knocks like his we would have scored
many more runs as a team. I found this game extremely frustrating with the Sydney team batting on
into the second week leaving us only 70 overs to chase down a target of 270. I can understand this
approach if a team struggles for ability but the Sydney team were a talented young outfit led by a
skipper who was waiting for us to lose the game instead of trying to win it. I don’t think I’ve ever
seen the Tinman angry before but the Tigers tactics got him steamed up, I’m just not sure how he
managed to throw that 10-pound bat of his over the fence!
20
We won 4 of our last 5 games leading into Christmas with some comfortable wins and a tight
one against Randwick Petersham. Tinman and I put on 77 for the last wicket with a great display of
power hitting (it’s true) before a team effort with the ball and some nervous catching got us home
by 12 runs. The one-day wins were punctuated with some good knocks from a number of players
that included a superb knock of 96* from young Jacob Apicella in 44 degree heat v Mosman,
aggressive knocks from Lenny and Gavo against Sutherland and good recoveries from Jon Collins
and Adrian Isherwood (AJ) against Easts. We also welcomed Glenn Venables (Veges) to the team for
the first time and whilst he might move in the field like a new-born baby Giraffe he certainly knows
where the stumps are. He put his hand up to bowl into a gentle breeze so I could come downwind
and between us with 5 wickets and a couple from young AJ we knocked Easts over for 98.
Unfortunately the last game of the calendar year was to be the last Brett Russell would play. He was
leading the team with a great knock when he top-edged one into his lip. He was 43 at the time and
wanted to continue on but with a nasty gash he had to head off to the hospital for a lengthy wait. I
hope we see Rusty back next year because he is a great talent with the bat and brings humour and
enthusiasm to the team.
We suffered something of a post-Christmas hangover, winning only one of the last six games
although weather did play its part in contributing to 2 draws. We really suffered due to our inability
to post decent scores with the sole win coming off the back of a great bowling performance against
Parramatta when defending only 152. The fact we scored that many was thanks mostly to Matt
Newton, Cameron Weir and a very patient knock from Gavo who followed this up with a gutsy
knock in the second innings when we threatened to fall apart and hand Parramatta the points back.
For those old enough to remember former Penrith opener Jason Arnberger (successful first class
career with NSW & VIC), there’s more than a passing resemblance between Jason and Cameron so
expect to see good things from Cameron in the future. The bowling performance was led by 3
wickets each from Veges and Taran Finemore. Taran will be the first to admit his radar occasionally
goes awry but when he gets it right he bowls with good pace and shape and on this day he got it
right.
Some other notable performances in the closing rounds include Veges 72* (with 3 big sixes)
against Manly batting at number 10 and his 6 for 40 against Northern District, Taran’s 3 wickets also
v ND’s and Jarrah’s 54 and Tinman’s 37 v Wests.
I’d also like to recognise the other players who were with us throughout the season, in some way
you all played your part in the team’s success. Thanks to Gotty, James Pinter, Bushy Williams,
Squirt, Jake Collins (I have a question to put to you: should a man be fined or rewarded for teaching
his girlfriend to score? I’ll leave that one with you to debate), Pete Gregersen, Adam Bayliss, Tom
Harris and baby face James Newton.
There are a few other people who also need to be recognised. Lenny’s mum is a godsend at the
tea break. Without her to put everything out and clean up our teas would have been a shambles. I
don’t understand why Lenny ever moved out! Thanks to Mick Cairns for your support and for
picking up the slack with the covers. Lastly, a big thanks to Trevor Wholohan who works extremely
hard to keep Bill Ball Oval looking in good shape. I also still get a laugh when you stoke the fires of
the opposition. It can never be said you are short of a word.
In closing I have to give enormous thanks to my wife Lynette and beautiful kids, Luke and Lauren.
You have once again waved me goodbye on a Saturday morning so I could disappear all day
Saturday and put up with my whingeing. Now that I will be home on Saturday’s sleeping in and
lazing about you may wish I never retired.
I hope you all have a safe off season (watch for the Eels’ late run) and for those of you who will
be backing up again next year I hope you have a big pre-season to set yourselves up for the best
chance of success. You are the future of this Club.
21
THIRD GRADE
Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
10/161
1/47
3/184
(D.Dent 38; S.Gavin 28)
(M.Newton 22; C.Weir 23)
(P.Goldsmith 1/28; M.Collins 1/41)
LOSS
&
10/182
2/59
10/143
(M.Newton 37; S.Gavin 32)
(S.Pascoe 25; M.Newton 21)
(D.Dent 5/22; G.Maguire 2/18)
WIN
&
10/200
2/37
10/114
(S.Pascoe 58; M.Collins 29)
(S.Pascoe 15; M.Newton 15)
(M.Collins 4/36; G.Maguire 3/31)
WIN
&
(M.Newton 97; B.Russell 31)
(G.Maguire 5/73; D.Dent 2/32)
DRAW
Blacktown
Round 2
Penrith
C’town-Camden
Round 3
Penrith
Uni of NSW
Round 4
Penrith
Sydney
7/237
9/268
Round 5
Penrith
10/202
Randwick Petersham 10/190
(D.Dent 44; Jon Collins 36)
(P.Goldsmith 2/16; G.Maguire 2/37)
WIN
Round 6
Penrith
Mosman
6/222
10/173
(J.Apicella 96*; M.Newton 38)
(Jon Collins 3/20; D.Dent 2/18)
WIN
Round 7
Penrith
Eastern Suburbs
10/191
10/98
(A.Isherwood 45; Jon Collins 30)
(P.Goldsmith 3/10; A.Isherwood 2/5)
WIN
Round 8
Penrith
Sutherland
10/202
10/151
(S.Pascoe 58; M.Newton 29)
(G.Venables 3/28; D.Dent 3/30)
WIN
Round 9
Penrith
North Sydney
10/188
7/216
(B.Russell 43; C.Weir 32)
(P.Gott 3/44; D.Dent 2/36)
LOSS
Round 10
Penrith
Sydney University
10/176
9/247
(M.Newton 69; C.Weir 21)
(P.Gott 3/31; P.Williams 2/47)
LOSS
Round 11
Penrith
(S.Gavin 29; D.Dent 28)
(S.Gavin 15*; T.Harris 13*)
(G.Venables 3/29; T.Finemore 3/47)
WIN
Parramatta
10/152
3/47
10/131
Round 12
Penrith
Manly-Warringah
10/177
8/176
(G.Venables 72*; S.Gavin 32)
(P.Williams 2/37; B.Williams 2/40)
DRAW
Round 13
Penrith
Fairfield-Liverpool
WASHED OUT
1/15
(G.Venables 1/8)
DRAW
Round 14
Penrith
Northern District
10/116
10/175
(S.Gavin 33; P.Goldsmith 17)
(G.Venables 6/40; T.Finemore 3/41)
LOSS
Round 15
Penrith
Western Suburbs
9/178
3/181
(J.Ferris-Smith 54; D.Dent 37)
(T.Finemore 2/31; P.Goldsmith 1/19)
LOSS
&
Played: 15
Runs Scored: 2,774
Runs Against: 2,462
Won: 7
Wickets Lost: 140
Wickets Taken: 120
Lost: 5
Average: 19.81
Average: 20.52
22
Drew: 3
Scores Over 50
S. Pascoe
58
58
v.
v.
University of NSW
Sutherland
J. Apicella
96* v.
Mosman
J. Ferris-Smith
54
Western Suburbs
v.
M. Newton
97
69
v.
v.
Sydney
Sydney University
G. Venables
72*
v.
Manly-Warringah
Third Grade Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE.
1
Newton, Matt
14
17
1
0
2
1 11
2
Gavin, Steven
11
12
2
0
0
0
8
3
Dent, Daniel
15
14
3
0
0
0
6
4
Pascoe, Stephen
9
10
2
0
2
1
9
5
Weir, Cam
8
9
0
0
0
0
4
6
Collins, Jake E
11
10
0
0
0
2
3
7
Russell, Brett M
6
6
1
0
0
8
Maguire, Grant
9
8
2
0
9
Isherwood, Adrian
11
9
1
10 Apicella, Jacob
3
2
11 Collins, Jonathan
7
12 Venables, Glenn
STR.
C/S
122
97
404
25.25
171.2
9
2
74
33
270
27.00
574.5
4
0
44
44
256
23.27
544.7
4
189
58
188
23.50
447.6
4
0
101
32
152
16.89
0
53
31
121
12.10
205.1
9/3
0 15 0
179 43*
120
24.00
153.8
5
0
0
1
4
61
28
115
19.17
638.9
1
0
0
1
5
0
130 45*
113
14.13
154.8
2
1
0
1
0
96*
107
107.00
8
0
0
0
0
110
36
102
12.75
136.0
3
9
8
1
0
1
2
1
72*
101
14.43 5050.0
2
13 Goldsmith, Paul
14
11
4
0
0
1
1
0
43
30*
97
13.86
646.7
6
14 Wholohan, Jake M
11
10
1
0
0
0
1
0
66
30*
94
10.44
303.2
5
15 Ferris-Smith, Jarrah
1
1
0
0
1
0
54
54
54.00
0
16 Pinter, James A
4
5
0
0
0
0
16
53
10.60
1
17 Williams, Paul
4
4
0
0
0
1
20
36
9.00
1
18 Collins, Michael J
2
2
0
0
0
0
3
44
29
30
15.00
0
19 Newton, James
3
3
0
0
0
1
1
61
15
27
9.00
2
20 Bayliss, Adam
2
2
0
0
0
0
22
19
22
11.00
0
21 Harris, Tom
2
3
1
0
0
0
13*
18
9.00
1
22 Williams, Brent
1
1
0
0
0
0
12
12
12.00
0
23 Finemore, Taran G
5
4
2
0
0
1
5
11
5.50
1
24 Gott, Peter
2
2
0
0
0
0
8
9
4.50
0
25 Gregersen, Pete
1
1
1
0
0
0
0*
0
NA
0
23
1
0
2
0
16
1
10
4
1
Partnerships
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
INN
OPPONENT
1
51
Matt Newton* - Jake Collins
8
1
Sutherland
2
50
Matt Newton* - Jake Collins
4
1
Sydney
3
56
Matt Newton* - Brett Russell
4
1
Sydney
4
59
Jake Collins - Jonathan Collins*
5
1
Randwick Petersham
5
66
Matt Newton* - Adam Bayliss
10
1
Sydney University
6
71
Jarrah Ferris-Smith* - Daniel Dent
15
1
Western Suburbs
7
58 *
Jacob Apicella* - Grant Maguire*
6
1
Mosman
8
29
Jake Wholohan* - James Newton
2
1
Campbelltown-Camden
9
51
Daniel Dent* - Grant Maguire
1
1
Blacktown
10
77
Daniel Dent - Paul Goldsmith*
5
1
Randwick Petersham
Third Grade Bowling
PLAYER
MAT
O
M
R
11 Collins, Jonathan
7
15
1
59
3
0
0
3/20 19.67 30.00 3.93
9
Collins, Michael J
2
30
9
77
5
0
0
4/36 15.40 36.00 2.57
1
Dent, Daniel
15
127.3 42 322 20
1
0
5/22 16.10 38.25 2.53
6
Finemore, Taran G
5
54
12 177
9
0
0
3/41 19.67 36.00 3.28
16 Gavin, Steven
11
3
0
0
0
0
0/17
4
Goldsmith, Paul
14
105.5 23 272 11
0
0
3/10 24.73 57.73 2.57
8
Gott, Peter
2
18
1
75
6
0
0
3/31 12.50 18.00 4.17
14 Gregersen, Pete
1
2
0
18
0
0
0
0/18
7
11
78.2 16 234
9
0
0
2/5 26.00 52.22 2.99
Isherwood, Adrian
17
NA
NA
NA
9.00
17
5
0
0
0
0/23
3
9
86
14 290 15
1
0
5/73 19.33 34.40 3.37
15 Newton, Matt
14
1
0
0
0
0
0/9
2
Venables, Glenn
9
84.1 16 211 18
1
0
6/40 11.72 28.06 2.51
5
Wholohan, Jake M
11
120.5 24 397 11
0
0
2/19 36.09 65.91 3.29
NA
NA
5.67
2
9
NA
NA
13 Kitchener, Shaun
Maguire, Grant
58
W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.
NA
3.41
9.00
12 Williams, Brent
1
11
2
40
2
0
0
2/40 20.00 33.00 3.64
10 Williams, Paul
4
28
4 121
5
0
0
2/37 24.20 33.60 4.32
5 Wickets in an Innings
Daniel Dent
Grant Maguire
Glenn Venables
5/22
5/73
6/40
10 Wickets in a Match
v.
v.
v.
Campbelltown-Camden
Sydney
Northern District
Nil.
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FOURTH GRADE
by Mark Graham
Firstly I would like to congratulate both Chris Withers (5s) and Barry Coad (Metro Cup)
on achieving a Semi-final appearance with their respective teams. I would also like to
congratulate all the boys that were a part of your teams throughout the Finals.
It was a year that the Cats struggled throughout. The cascade effect of absent players, to
lack of experience, showed as the results spoke for themselves. More commitment is needed
and harder work ethic is required. I would encourage all players to work hard in the offseason and be prepared for the early games as this has proven to be a weak spot for the Cats
and adds extreme pressure to the end of the year with the need then to win those pressure
games.
In a frustrating year for 4th Grade there are always some positive outcomes:
Loch Coad proved to be very valuable with the ball, being our leading wicket-taker with
21 @ 17.86 & best figure of 5/26. I was more than impressed with his progress from game
one to the last game of the season and his ever-growing confidence and ability to listen. The
more time Loch had with the ball the better he bowled. He is a solid player & will play
higher grades in the future.
Jacob New showed he has the ability to play higher-grade cricket with a superb batting
technique and a positive attitude to the game itself. Although Jacob didn’t have the best of
luck whilst playing 4th Grade you could definitely see that he is on the cusp of scoring some
big higher-grade scores. The bad luck always has to turn around.
Peter Gregersen showed just how dangerous he can be with the ball this year. At the
start of the year Peter was picked as a batsman and after a few games struggled through lack
of form. However through gutsy determination and a great attitude Peter excelled especially
with the ball. Every time a wicket needed to be taken Peter was the man. Pete you are
always welcome in my side!
I would have liked to have had Jake Collins for a longer period in my side as we started
to see how good Jake could bat. His aggressive stroke play was always exciting to watch.
His presence whilst in 4th Grade made a significant difference and bolstered our brittle top
six performances. Our side needed a little more experience in the top order.
Adam Bayliss was our top-scoring batsman with 254 runs @ 16.93. I am thankful for
Adam’s season; batting at 6 or 7 he frequently found himself under great pressure with not
too many runs on the board when he came to the crease, but he got on with the job. Without
his contribution as well as some after-Christmas contributions by Joshua Betros, we might
well have struggled even more in the batting department.
The underlying problem with our batting – not only in 4th Grade – but with the Club, is
not only inexperience but lack of balance in our cricket teams. Promotion needs to be
earned, not on 1 or 2 performances, but on several solid performances. Players must do the
apprenticeships first, that way they will not be punching above their weight.
Thank you for the support of some of the senior members within the team such as: Josh
Betros, Tim Whiticker, Peter Gregersen, and Peter Gott in particular. Your support and
thoughts throughout were valuable and greatly appreciated.
A big thank you to all players that helped out with the worst job on Friday nights of
covering the wicket. A huge thank you to Josh Betros who was always first to put his hand
up every week – a great Clubman.
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To the parents involved with helping out, whether it was scoring, helping out with
afternoon tea, drinks or simply keeping me sane during our frequent batting collapses, your
help was greatly appreciated. Thank you.
To Mum and Dad thanks again for all your efforts in helping with everything!!! You
make my job a lot easier with all the tasks you chip in to help with. I sometimes believe you
love cricket more than I do!!
To my beautiful wife, Jo, although not a fan of cricket, you always listen to my cricket
stories and encourage me every week and put up with my weekend absences, a big thank
you!!
I would like to congratulate all the Award winners on the Presentation Night; you all
deserve that recognition for your hard work through the year.
I would also like to wish everyone all the best for the upcoming season.
Cheers
MG
... Proud Sponsors of Penrith Cricket Club
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FOURTH GRADE
Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
10/94
& 10/74
10/76
& 6/93
Blacktown
(J.Pinter 30; J.Betros 21)
LOSS
(M.Graham 33; L.Coad 10)
after leading 1 st Inns.
(P.Gregersen 3/16; M.Graham 3/23)
(S.Kitchener 4/29; P.Gregersen 2/25)
Round 2
Penrith
C’town-Camden
10/182
10/172
(A.Bayliss 50; J.Collins 38)
(M.Collins 5/35; S.Kitchener 2/54)
WIN
Round 3
Penrith
University of NSW
10/224
5/361 dec.
(J.Collins 84; A.Bayliss 35*)
(M.Graham 2/36; P.Gott 2/87)
LOSS
Round 4
Penrith
Sydney
10/147
7/151
(Jon Collins 45; J.Pinter 21)
(C.Weir 2/24; P.Gott 2/35)
LOSS
Round 5
Penrith
10/177
Randwick Petersham 6/178
(A.Govender 45; A.Bayliss 24)
(R.Smith 2/36; M.Graham 1/21)
LOSS
Round 6
Penrith
Mosman
10/179
10/74
(C.Weir 84; A.Bayliss 22)
(M.Graham 3/22; P.Gott 2/6)
WIN
Round 7
Penrith
Eastern Suburbs
6/178
10/137
(C.Weir 54; T.Whiticker 33*)
(M.Graham 3/17; P.Gott 3/26)
WIN
Round 8
Penrith
Sutherland
10/164
5/237
(A.Bayliss 32; J.New 27)
(P.Gott 2/50; L.Coad 2/53)
LOSS
Round 9
Penrith
North Sydney
9/180
10/160
(J.Pinter 81; L.Coad 27)
(A.Bayliss 4/35; J.Edwards 2/6)
WIN
Round 10
Penrith
Sydney University
5/128
10/127
(J.Betros 48*; J.Pinter 26)
(L.Coad 5/26; J.Weller 3/23)
WIN
Round 11
Penrith
Parramatta
10/156
10/127
(M.Fraser 36; J.Weller 21)
(P.Gregersen 5/16; L.Coad 2/22)
WIN
Round 12
Penrith
Manly-Warringah
10/166
2/167
(J.Betros 60*; G.Woodland 25)
(P.Gregersen 1/31; L.Coad 1/39)
LOSS
Round 13
Penrith
Fairfield-Liverpool
10/147
0/16
(L.Coad 40; J.Betros 24)
(M.Graham 0/0; P.Williams 0/1)
DRAW
Washed out Day 2
Round 14
Penrith
Northern District
10/90
4/92
(A.Bayliss 22; M.Graham 9)
(M.Graham 3/9; L.Coad 0/7)
LOSS
Round 15
Penrith
Western Suburbs
10/87
10/140
(Jon Collins 21; P.Williams 14)
(L.Coad 3/40; P.Gott 2/15)
LOSS
Played: 15
Runs Scored: 2,373
Runs Against: 2308
Won: 6
Wickets Lost: 150
Wickets Taken: 115
Lost: 8
Average: 15.82
Average: 20.07
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Drew: 1
Scores Over 50
A. Bayliss
50
v.
Campbelltown-Camden
C. Weir
84
54
v.
v.
Mosman
Eastern Suburbs
J. Betros
60*
v.
Manly-Warringah
Jake Collins
84
v.
University of NSW
J. Pinter
81
v.
North Sydney
Fourth Grade Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
C/S
1
Bayliss, Adam
14
15
0
0
1
2 15
322
50
254
16.93
8
2
Pinter, James A
11
12
0
0
1
1
2
19
81
226
18.83
6
3
Betros, Josh
12
13
2
0
1
1 12
89
60*
211
19.18
1
4
Weir, Cam
6
6
0
0
2
0
84
176
29.33
2
5
Whiticker, Timothy
14
14
2
0
0
2
5
34
33*
169
14.08
13/5
6
Graham, Mark A
14
13
3
0
0
1
5
49
33
163
16.30
2
7
Coad, Lachlan
15
15
2
0
0
4
5
168
40
161
12.38
9
8
Govender, Ashlyn
10
11
0
0
0
1
5
73
45
148
13.45 592.0
2
9
Collins, Jake E
3
4
0
0
1
0 18 1
191
84
127
31.75
7
10 Collins, Jonathan
5
4
0
0
0
0
5
37
45
87
21.75
1
11 Fraser, Max
5
5
0
0
0
0
3
25
36
68
13.60
0
12 New, Jacob
5
5
0
0
0
0
1
27
65
13.00
3
13 Woodland, Gabe
3
3
0
0
0
0
4
25
46
15.33
0
14 Dowd, Joshua P
5
5
0
0
0
0
21
38
7.60
0
15 Kitchener, Shaun
7
7
3
0
0
1
12
11*
34
8.50
3
16 Russell, Brett M
1
1
0
0
0
0
63
27
27
27.00
0
17 Weller, Justin
4
3
1
0
0
1
21
22
11.00
2
18 Williams, Paul
3
3
0
0
0
1
15
14
21
7.00
0
19 Gregersen, Pete
5
6
0
0
0
2
12
6
20
3.33
0
20 Smith, Ryan P
1
1
0
0
0
0
19
19
19.00
0
21 Gott, Peter
9
7
2
0
0
2
7*
19
3.80
2
22 Edwards, Jackson
5
5
3
0
0
0
3*
9
4.50
2
23 Collins, Michael J
1
1
0
0
0
0
85
7
7
7.00
1
24 Harris, Tom
1
1
0
0
0
0
58
4
4
4.00
1
25 Maher, Nathan
1
2
0
0
0
1
4
4
2.00
2
26 Hausfeld, Jake
4
4
0
0
0
3
4
4
1.00
1
27 Betros, Peter
1
1
0
0
0
0
14
2
2
2.00
1
28 Rech, Matthew
1
1
0
0
0
1
6
0
0
0.00
0
29 Maguire, Grant
1
1
1
0
0
0
0*
0
NA
0
28
4
2
1
1
1
5
Partnerships
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
INN
OPPONENT
1
49
James Pinter* - Jacob New
9
1
North Sydney
2
45
Cam Weir - Ashlyn Govender*
5
1
Randwick Petersham
3
75
Cam Weir* - Ashlyn Govender
7
1
Eastern Suburbs
4
38
Ashlyn Govender* - Ryan Smith
5
1
Randwick Petersham
5
73
Josh Betros* - Adam Bayliss
12
1
Manly-Warringah
6
41
Cam Weir* - Timothy Whiticker
6
1
Mosman
7
57
Adam Bayliss* - Lachlan Coad
2
1
Campbelltown-Camden
8
41
41
Lachlan Coad - Mark Graham*
James Pinter - Lachlan Coad*
1
9
2
1
Blacktown
North Sydney
9
41
Lachlan Coad - Mark Graham*
13
1
Fairfield-Liverpool
10
12
12
Mark Graham – Peter Gott*
Peter Gott – Mark Graham*
5
15
1
1
Randwick Petersham
Western Suburbs
5 Wickets in an Innings
Michael Collins 5/35
Lachlan Coad
5/26
Peter Gregersen 5/16
v.
v.
v.
10 Wickets in a Match
Campbelltown-Camden
Sydney University
Parramatta
Fourth Grade Bowling
PLAYER
MAT
O
M
R
W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE.
STR. ECN.
1
Coad, Lachlan
15
119 26 375 21
1
0
5/26 17.86 34.00 3.15
2
Graham, Mark A
14
117 31 269 18
0
0
3/9 14.94 39.00 2.30
3
Gott, Peter
9
95 20 267 15
0
0
3/26 17.80 38.00 2.81
4
Gregersen, Pete
5
56.3 12 158 12
1
0
5/16 13.17 28.25 2.80
5
Bayliss, Adam
14
65.4 16 206 12
0
0
4/35 17.17 32.83 3.14
6
Kitchener, Shaun
7
95.5 13 367 12
0
0
4/29 30.58 47.92 3.83
7
Collins, Michael J
1
13.3 4
8
Weir, Cam
6
22
9
Weller, Justin
4
10 Smith, Ryan P
35
5
1
0
5/35 7.00
3
68
4
0
0
2/8 17.00 33.00 3.09
30
4
95
3
0
0
3/23 31.67 60.00 3.17
1
10
2
36
2
0
0
2/36 18.00 30.00 3.60
11 Betros, Josh
12
11
1
55
2
0
0
1/7 27.50 33.00 5.00
12 Edwards, Jackson
5
46 17 114 2
0
0
2/6 57.00 138.00 2.48
13 Williams, Paul
3
14 New, Jacob
5
5
15 Fraser, Max
5
16 Betros, Peter
19.5 7
16.20 2.59
22
1
0
0
1/11 22.00 119.00 1.11
1
28
1
0
0
1/28 28.00 30.00 5.60
29
9
78
1
0
0
1/25 78.00 174.00 2.69
1
1
0
6
0
0
0
0/6
NA
NA
6.00
17 Maguire, Grant
1
3
1
9
0
0
0
0/9
NA
NA
3.00
18 Whiticker, Timothy
14
8
1
35
0
0
0
0/35
NA
NA
4.38
19 Rech, Matthew
1
6
0
17
0
0
0
0/17
NA
NA
2.83
29
Nil.
FIFTH GRADE
by Chris Withers
The 2012/13 season was a remarkable season for 5th Grade finishing 3rd on the ladder
and only falling one game short of a Grand-final experience. Playing 15 competition
matches, winning 10 and drawing 2 was a tremendous effort considering we were one of the
youngest teams of the year.
Despite such a young team we managed to take big steps in the development of key
personnel, which was an objective for the season. A number of players stepped up to show
their calibre as cricketers and character in general. It was an important year of learning for
many of the boys involved in 5th Grade, one that will hopefully lay a foundation for many
premierships to come in the years ahead.
Beyond our achievements as a team, there were also a number of standout individual
performances which deserve credit.
To begin with, Pete Gregersen, the in-form strike bowler all season. Took 42 wickets at
an average of 11.45; he was the match-winner in most of our wins and also took 3 fivewicket hauls in rounds 4,7 and 11. Handy with the bat also, scoring 200 odd runs including 2
important half-centuries; Pete had a great year and was the backbone of 5th Grade.
Ryan Smith who started the season captaining this great side before going up the grades
in round 5, scored an impressive 174 not out in round 1 and also a 97 in round 3.
Jake Hausfeld who notched up his maiden grade century against Sydney Tigers in round
4 scoring 121.
Tyran Liddiard was one of the great success stories of 5th Grade. The smallest bloke in
the team, yet had the biggest ticker of us all. Taking 27 catches behind the sticks and batting
for 7 not outs at an average of 24.5 is a fabulous effort for a 16-year-old in his first year of
grade cricket.
Gabe Woodland was our leading run-scorer for the year, producing a magnificent 119
against Parramatta in the Semi-final. Gabe scored 367 runs in the season and was a handy
performer with the ball also.
The man of many voices, Josh Dowd had a decent year with the stick scoring 248 runs
for the season. Josh scored 77 in round 3 and a cheeky 66 to get us over the line in round 5
against Randwick. Josh has plenty of potential and will play higher grades with his sheer
determination and hard work.
Jacob New who has the toughest job of all batsmen - opening the batting. Jacob showed
fighting spirit all year and plenty of enthusiasm in the field. Scoring a match-winning 75 in
the last round, Jacob has plenty of ability and with his hard work at training, this will get him
up the grades in no time.
Luke Hodges came of age through the year maturing into a match-winning cricketer.
Luke changed mid-year from a pace bowler to spin and it paid dividends as he took back to
back 5-wicket hauls in rounds 14 and 15. Luke was a success with the bat also scoring 250
runs in the year.
Shaun Kitchener played the first half of the year up the grades before coming to 5th
Grade. Shaun took 27 wickets for the season and bagged a well-deserved 5-wicket haul
against St. George in the Semi-final. Kitch took 15 wickets in the last 8 games of 5th Grade
he played.
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Daniel Sparkes was our surprise factor becoming our all-rounder mid-season. The
youngest in our team yet the tallest, Daniel scored his maiden half-century against
Randwick; Daniel is also a handful with the ball. With age and maturation Sparksey will
find himself playing higher grade cricket sooner rather then later.
Jackson Edwards and Kaine Balgowan were the unluckiest bowlers in 5th Grade this
year. Taking 18 wickets between them and being the quickest bowlers in the competition
proved that no batsmen could compete with them. Seeing them up the grades in the near
future will prove a handful for batsmen and wickets a-plenty will come for both players.
It was a successful and enjoyable year with many other great efforts and contributions.
Firstly a big thank you to Mick Sparkes, Clint and Gissel New, Glenn and Kelly
Liddiard, Liz Dowd and Rod Edwards for their support and help during the year. Very much
appreciated. The results of such a successful season are very much a product of your tireless
work.
Another crucial part of the year is selections, so thank you to Ron Halse and John
Benaud for your advice and work through the season. Thank you to all the other captains for
the hard work we all put in; and to all the coaching staff with helping the players week in
week out.
To Ross Graham, Greg Gavin and the committee, thank you for all the dedication and
work behind closed doors, it’s much appreciated.
Thanks to Brian Cameron and Brent Williams for the efforts in curating Rance Oval;
also Trevor Wholohan for the dedication of your own time, helping around the ground. We
appreciate the efforts.
Finally a massive thank you to the Club for letting me captain this awesome bunch and
to all the players who I have captained this season, I have had an awesome experience and
look forward to being a part of it all once again next year. Thank you.
Long-time Sponsor of our Club...
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FIFTH GRADE
Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
Blacktown
5/326
10/165
(R.Smith 174*; J.Hausfeld 44)
(W.Nadeem 2/28; B.Sweeney 2/41)
WIN
Round 2
Penrith
C’town-Camden
10/151
10/162
(J.Dowd 44; G.Woodland 30)
(J.New 4/29; J.Edwards 4/44)
LOSS
Round 3
Penrith
University of NSW
10/370
8/244
(R.Smith 95; G.Woodland 85)
(W.Nadeem 3/67; D.Sparkes 1/19)
DRAW
Round 4
Penrith
Sydney
10/244
10/62
& 1/46
(J.Hausfeld 121; T.Liddiard 19*)
(P.Gregersen 5/13; D.Sparkes 2/9)
(R.Smith 1/7; P.Gregersen 0/4)
WIN
Round 5
Penrith
7/209
Randwick Petersham 10/71
& 3/110
(J.Dowd 66; D.Sparkes 51*)
(G.Woodland 3/14; B.Langer 3/14)
(G.Woodland 2/12; B.Langer 1/22)
WIN
Round 6
Penrith
Mosman
10/115
9/148
(C.Withers 28; L.Hodges 16)
(L.Hodges 3/2; P.Gregersen 3/38)
LOSS
Round 7
Penrith
Eastern Suburbs
8/211
10/133
(J.Betros 46; M.Fraser 40)
(P.Gregersen 5/35; B.Langer 2/13)
WIN
Round 8
Penrith
Sutherland
10/163
10/90
(P.Gregersen 60; D.Sparkes 29)
(P.Gregersen 4/24; B.Langer 3/13)
WIN
Round 9
Penrith
North Sydney
5/198
10/196
(M.Fraser 48; J.Hausfeld 38)
(J.Weller 3/29; G.Woodland 3/34)
WIN
Round 10
Penrith
Sydney University
10/165
10/212
(D.Sparkes 46; K.Balgowan 26)
(B.Langer 3/43; K.Balgowan 2/38)
LOSS
Round 11
Penrith
Parramatta
8/192
10/189
(G.Woodland 45; C.Withers 36)
(S.Kitchener 4/48; L.Hodges 3/10)
WIN
Round 12
Penrith
Manly-Warringah
5/116
10/115
(J.Dowd 34; C.Withers 20)
(D.Sparkes 4/19; L.Hodges 2/12)
WIN
Round 13
Penrith
Fairfield-Liverpool
10/88
0/2
(C.Withers 37; L.Hodges 18)
DRAW
(P.Gregersen 0/1; K.Balgowan 0/1) Washed out Day 2
Round 14
Penrith
Northern District
4/157
10/40
& 7/82
(P.Gregersen 58: C.Withers 26)
(P.Gregersen 4/4; K.Balgowan 2/9)
(L.Hodges 5/17; K.Balgowan 2/14)
WIN
Round 15
Penrith
Western Suburbs
10/199
10/95
(J.New 75; K.Balgowan 18)
(L.Hodges 5/20; P.Gregersen 2/21)
WIN
Qualifying Final Penrith
Parramatta
10/276
4/279
(G.Woodland 119; C.Withers 68)
(P.Gregersen 3/55; C.Withers 1/8)
LOSS
Semi-Final
10/140
10/346
(L.Hodges 37; T.Liddiard 35*)
(S.Kitchener 5/106; D.Sparkes 2/22)
LOSS
Penrith
St. George
Played: 17
Runs Scored: 3,320
Runs Against: 2,787
Won: 10
Wickets Lost: 142
Wickets Taken: 162
Lost: 5
Average: 23.39
Average: 17.20
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Drew: 2
Scores Over 50
R. Smith
174* v.
95 v.
Blacktown
University of NSW
G. Woodland
85
119
v.
v.
University of NSW
Parramatta (Q- Final)
v.
v.
University of NSW
Randwick Petersham
P. Gregersen
D. Sparkes
51* v.
Randwick Petersham
J. Hausfeld
60
58
121
v.
v.
v.
Sutherland
Northern District
Sydney
J. New
75
Western Suburbs
C. Withers
68
v.
Parramatta (Q-Final)
J. Dowd
76
66
v.
Fifth Grade Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
1
Woodland, Gabe
12
12
0
1
1
1 16 3
2
Withers, Chris
15
14
3
0
1
2 10 1
3
Smith, Ryan P
4
4
1
1
1
0 10 6
4
Hodges, Luke
17
17
3
0
0
1
119
367
30.58 582.5
3
68
296
26.91 1409.5
10
290
96.67 337.2
5
42
250
17.86 757.6
0
5
Dowd, Joshua P
12
12
0
0
2
2 10
176
77
248
20.67 171.0
3
6
Hausfeld, Jake
8
8
0
1
0
2 17
13
121
222
27.75 2220.0
6
7
Gregersen, Pete
10
10
0
0
2
1
60
213
21.30
2
8
New, Jacob
12
12
0
0
1
1
75
186
15.50 620.0
1
9
Sparkes, Daniel
14
13
1
0
1
2
51*
177
14.75 2950.0
4
10 Liddiard, Tyran
17
14
7
0
0
2
35*
172
24.57 860.0
27/1
11 Fraser, Max
2
2
0
0
0
0
48
88
44.00
0
12 Balgowan, Kaine P
10
7
2
0
0
0
26
77
15.40
5
13 Kitchener, Shaun
8
6
0
0
0
1
21
71
11.83
2
14 Collins, Jonathan
3
2
0
0
0
0
41
54
27.00
0
15 Betros, Josh
3
3
0
0
0
1
46
51
17.00
0
16 Nadeem, Waledahmed
6
4
1
0
0
1
19
44
14.67 244.4
4
17 Morley, Brendan
3
3
0
0
0
0
16
32
10.67
1
18 Langer, Blake
6
4
2
0
0
1
18*
29
14.50
0
19 Balgowan, Brock P
4
4
1
0
0
1
17
29
9.67
0
20 Hazard, Andrew
2
2
0
0
0
0
18
26
13.00
1
21 Govender, Ashlyn
1
1
0
0
0
0
25
25
25.00
1
22 New, Connor
4
4
0
0
0
1
7
12
3.00
1
23 Edwards, Jackson
11
7
3
0
0
3
3
5
1.25
24 Rech, Matthew
2
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0.00
5/17
5/20
v.
v.
Northern District
Western Suburbs
8
73
C/S
122 174*
1
1
1
38
3
7
166.7
3
1
5 Wickets in an Innings
Peter Gregersen
Shaun Kitchener
5/13
5/35
5/106
10 Wickets in a Match
v.
v.
v.
Sydney
Luke Hodges
Eastern Suburbs
St. George (Semi-final)
Nil.
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Partnerships
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
INN
OPPONENT
1
57
Jacob New - Jake Hausfeld*
1
1
Blacktown
2
44
Josh Betros* - Pete Gregersen
7
1
Eastern Suburbs
3
80
Gabe Woodland - Joshua Dowd*
3
1
UNSW
4
163
Joshua Dowd - Ryan Smith*
3
1
UNSW
5
48
Pete Gregersen - Tyran Liddiard*
8
1
Sutherland
6
234 *
Ryan Smith* - Luke Hodges*
1
1
Blacktown
7
80
Joshua Dowd - Daniel Sparkes*
5
1
Randwick Petersham
8
56
Jake Hausfeld* - Daniel Sparkes
4
1
Sydney
9
78
Gabe Woodland* - Kaine Balgowan
QF
1
Parramatta
10
56
Daniel Sparkes - Blake Langer*
10
1
Sydney University
Fifth Grade Bowling
PLAYER
MAT
O
M
R
W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.
1
Gregersen, Pete
10
130.5 34 305 30
2
0
5/13 10.17 26.17 2.33
2
Hodges, Luke
17
116.1 43 232 20
2
0
5/17 11.60 34.85 2.00
3
Kitchener, Shaun
8
110.5 23 328 15
1
0
5/106 21.87 44.33 2.96
4
Langer, Blake
6
55.3
9 158 13
0
0
3/13 12.15 25.62 2.85
5
Sparkes, Daniel
14
62
16 143 11
0
0
4/19 13.00 33.82 2.31
6
Woodland, Gabe
12
82.2 21 203 11
0
0
3/14 18.45 44.91 2.47
7
Balgowan, Kaine P
10
88
17 274 10
0
0
2/9
8
New, Jacob
12
44.2
8 121 8
0
0
4/29 15.13 33.25 2.73
9
Edwards, Jackson
11
92.1 15 278 8
0
0
4/44 34.75 69.13 3.02
27.40 52.80 3.11
10 Smith, Ryan P
4
40
13 76
5
0
0
2/13 15.20 48.00 1.90
11 Nadeem, Waledahmed
6
48
5 151 5
0
0
3/67 30.20 57.60 3.15
12 Weller, Justin
1
9.5
2
29
3
0
0
3/29
13 Betros, Josh
3
9
4
29
2
0
0
2/29 14.50 27.00 3.22
14 Sweeney, Brendan M
1
16
1
41
2
0
0
2/41 20.50 48.00 2.56
15 Rech, Matthew
2
21
6
58
2
0
0
1/27 29.00 63.00 2.76
16 Gott, Peter
1
7
2
14
1
0
0
1/14 14.00 42.00 2.00
17 Hausfeld, Jake
8
7
0
18
1
0
0
1/18 18.00 42.00 2.57
18 Balgowan, Brock P
4
6
1
25
1
0
0
1/25 25.00 36.00 4.17
19 Withers, Chris
15
10
1
35
1
0
0
1/8
20 Fraser, Max
2
12
3
37
1
0
0
1/14 37.00 72.00 3.08
21 Collins, Jonathan
3
21
6
50
1
0
0
1/15 50.00 126.00 2.38
22 New, Connor
4
2
0
6
0
0
0
0/6
NA
NA
3.00
23 Dowd, Joshua P
12
5
3
7
0
0
0
0/7
NA
NA
1.40
34
9.67
19.67 2.95
35.00 60.00 3.50
COLTS – Metropolitan Cup
by Barry Coad
Penrith Cricket Club in 2012/13 was definitely “youth” based and with the youngest average
age to my knowledge in the history of the Club.
Again this year in Metro Cup (Colts) a couple of older blokes mentored the young lads who
again had a successful and most enjoyable season.
The Colts finished on 60 points after round 15 including 9 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw and 1 loss
outright.
Although we lost in the Semi-final to Blacktown the young future players of our Club
enjoyed playing at head office (“Mother Howell”) and the experience gained was invaluable.
The Qualifying Final at David Phillips against UNI NSW displayed our bowling strength as,
after losing the toss on a very flat wicket, UNI were all out for 129 with Matthew Rech 3/21,
Brendan Sweeney 1/13 from 15 overs and Jake Day 3/12 from 10 overs. In reply we
struggled to 167 from 81 overs; however a superb innings from Matthew Rech of 43
steadied the innings. UNI then scored a quick-fire 160 from 21 overs to put pressure on us
on the second day. However, a solid 47 from Andrew Hazard prevented any likely collapse.
Favorable results in other games allowed the team to play the Semi-final at Howell Oval
against Blacktown. We left our worst performance with the bat until last and after being sent
in were all out for 86. In reply Blacktown were all out for 148 with Jake Day 4/9 and
Mathew Rech 4/24 the best. In our second innings trying to score quick runs we were all out
for 112, however my old mate Michael McGuire scored a flamboyant 39 under pressure.
Whilst Blacktown scored the required 50-odd runs and went on to win the Competition the
following week, the lads tried hard to the death and showed great team spirit. The most
pleasing aspect of this game was again our bowling performance.
Our bowling performances were fantastic all season however, sadly, our batsmen let them
down time and again including in the Semi-final. Batting time and being patient was always
going to be the “key” to our finals’ campaign. All the lads are now very aware of finals’
“pressure”.
This season has seen the emergence of a number of young talented and enthusiastic players
in the Colts, many being in their first year including Andrew Hazard, Jake Day, Brendan
Morley, Tom Sargeant and Wally Nadeem.
In addition to the above, other younger players in their first year included Jake Hausfeld,
Connor New, Lachlan Smith, Jordan Zeeman, Brock Balgowan and Josh O’Grady.
The continuous “drop-outs” on Friday evening and injury toll makes it difficult to maintain
team unity in Colts and hence requirement for the Club to have a sound train-on “squad”.
The Club has importantly encouraged the spinners including young Andrew Hazard who
took 19 wickets for the season with a best performance of 5/34 and “Wally” who took 26
wickets at 12.8 with a magnificent best of 6/9. “Wally” is a very talented “quiet achiever”
and together with “Haz” formed a great spinning team. These lads are a credit to the Club.
35
Our opening and change bowlers were also fantastic this season including “The Sweeny”
who took 15 wickets, however was often extremely unlucky; Matthew Rech who took 17
wickets with a best performance of 4/24; and young Jake Day who took 16 wickets including
4/9 as well as scored 299 runs at an average of 24.9. Mr Day is a quality young man who
looked like scoring a well-earned century against Gordon in round 12 until his “aging”
Captain ran him out for 85.
Blake Langer enjoyed a fantastic season and was extremely unlucky not to play in the 5th
Grade Finals. He took 14 wickets in Colts with a best of 6/42 and 13 wickets in 5th Grade at
an average of 12.2. Blake can play significantly higher Grades with improved batting.
Jake Hausfeld scored a century in 5th Grade and played 4th Grade during the season,
however, performances landed him in Colts for the last few games. Jake has an excellent
future in the game.
Our young wicket keeper “Tommy” Sargeant is a breath of fresh air in this team and the
improvement in his batting and keeping has been obvious to all over the season. “Tommy”
scored 277 runs in Colts at an average of 23.1 with a highest score of 66.
A special thanks also must go to the Evergreen Michael McGuire who was consistent all
season as well as providing valuable support and advice to the Captain and all the players.
His 39 in the Semi-final was a pleasure to watch.
A Season in the Grade scene will benefit many players in particular Brendan Morley who
scored a magnificent 71 against North Sydney, however fell away towards the later part of
the season. Improved fitness, self-confidence and patience will be the key for this young
man.
Special thanks need to go to other players who in many cases were given very short notice to
play including Josh O’Grady, Jordan Zeeman and Sam Wearne.
The Penrith Colts is a valuable learning ground for our junior players and the experience
gained will result in higher honors in 2013/14 season for all involved.
A special thanks to our support crew this season which included Messrs Hazard, Day,
Sargeant, Nadeem and Morley.
A special thanks also goes to both John Benaud and Michael Wholohan for their input and
coaching roles during the season. Let’s hope we have these 2 gents again next season.
It is very important that the young lads maintain a high commitment to training and have
consistent weekly performances in order to gain higher honors. Whilst we were defeated by
Blacktown in the Semi-final this season, to coin a well-known Winston Churchill phrase:
“we may have lost the battle but we will win the war”.
Let’s get together and do it all again next year.
Many thanks lads for giving great pleasure to both Mick and myself over the season and
your support and willingness to learn was evident to all involved this season.
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COLTS – METROPOLITAN CUP
Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
Western Suburbs
10/202
10/130
(M.McGuire 47; C.New 38)
(A.Hazard 4/25; A.Duncan 4/27)
WIN
Round 2
Penrith
(M.McGuire 36; B.Coad 17)
(A.Duncan 46; C.New 40)
(D.Sparkes 6/40; A.Hazard 2/29)
LOSS
Blacktown
10/93
7/137
10/227
Round 3
Penrith
R’wick P’sham E.
10/162
10/179
(C.New 26; B.Langer 19)
(B.Langer 6/42; J.Day 3/35)
LOSS
Round 4
Penrith
&
North Sydney
Round 5
10/93
& 10/174
10/71
& 6/198
Penrith
R’wick P’sham Gold
(M.Rech 22*; L.Smith 16)
(J.New 43; J.O’Grady 42)
(T.LeHuray 2/2; J.New 2/13)
(J.O’Grady 3/25; M.Rech 1/35)
LOSS O/R
After leading on
1st Innings
WIN
FORFEITED
Round 6
Penrith
Sydney University
10/247
8/124
(B.Coad 57; T.Sargeant 47)
(T.LeHuray 2/12; J.Zeeman 2/16)
WIN
Round 7
Penrith
Mosman
10/172
10/182
(T.Sargeant 34; J.Day 30)
(K.Balgowan 3/27; W.Nadeem 2/27)
LOSS
Round 8
Penrith
North Sydney
5/227
9/228
(B.Morley 71; K.Balgowan 64)
(W.Nadeem 4/33; B.Sweeney 3/43)
LOSS
Round 9
Penrith
Balmain
10/164
10/158
(T.Sargeant 66; M.Rech 21)
(B.Balgowan 3/16; J.O’Grady 2/28)
WIN
Round 10
Penrith
10/168
University of NSW
9/167
(J.Zeeman 52; J.Day 33)
(B.Balgowan 4/28; J.O’Grady 3/35)
WIN
Round 11
Penrith
Fairfield-Liverpool
9/212
10/207
(J.Zeeman 35; M.McGuire 27)
(A.Hazard 5/34; J.Zeeman 2/9)
WIN
Round 12
Penrith
Gordon
10/183
10/135
(J.Day 85; B.Coad 27)
(W.Nadeem 3/22; J.Day 2/9)
WIN
Round 13
Penrith
Sydney University
10/213
0/7
(J.Hausfeld 62; T.Sargeant 46)
(B.Sweeney 0/1; W.Nadeem 0/2)
DRAW
Washed out Day 2
Round 14
Penrith
Balmain
10/102
10/75
(J.Day 20; A.Hazard 17)
(W.Nadeem 6/9; B.Sweeney 3/22)
WIN
Round 15
Penrith
Western Suburbs
7/96
10/95
(T.Sargeant 45*; J.Hausfeld 14)
(A.Hazard 3/28; M.Rech 2/10)
WIN
Qual. Final
Penrith
10/167
& 1/73
University of NSW 10/129
& 10/160
(M.Rech 43; J.Day 18)
(A.Hazard 47*; J.Day 16*)
(J.Day 3/12; M.Rech 3/21)
(W.Nadeem 5/27; M.Rech 2/63)
WIN
Semi-Final
Penrith
(B.Sweeney 16*; B.Langer 13)
(M.McGuire 39; J.Day 10)
(J.Day 4/9; M.Rech 4/24)
(B.Sweeney 2/31; B.Langer 1/2)
LOSS
Blacktown
Played: 17
Runs Scored: 3,083
Runs Against: 2,672
10/86
& 10/112
10/148
& 3/52
Won: 10
Wickets Lost: 179
Wickets Taken: 165
Lost: 6
Average: 17.22
Average: 16.19
37
Drew: 1
Scores Over 50
Barry Coad
Brock Balgowan
Brendan Morley
Tom Sargeant
Jordan Zeeman
Jake Day
Jake Hausfeld
57
64
71
66
52
85
62
v.
v.
v.
v.
v.
v.
v.
Sydney University
North Sydney
North Sydney
Balmain
University of NSW
Gordon
Sydney University
Sixth Grade Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
1
Day, Jake
13
15
3
0
1
1
5
2
McGuire, Michael
15
17
2
0
0
2
6
3
Sargeant, Tom
13
13
1
0
1
2
4
Hazard, Andrew
13
16
1
0
0
5
Coad, Barry
15
16
0
0
6
Morley, Brendan
10
11
0
7
Rech, Matthew
10
13
8
Balgowan, Brock P
8
9
New, Connor
C/S
357
85
299
24.92
4
69
47
281
18.73
2
4
55
66
277
23.08 1154.2
9/3
1
5
226 47*
219
14.60 284.4
4
1
3
1
61
57
209
13.06
2
0
1
2
4
71
164
14.91 3280.0
3
2
0
0
1
8
68
43
161
14.64
4
9
0
0
1
0
2
26
64
135
15.00 587.0
2
6
7
0
0
0
0
1
28
40
129
18.43 806.3
2
10 Zeeman, Jordan
8
7
0
0
1
1
8
84
52
121
17.29
1
11 Hausfeld, Jake
5
7
0
0
1
1
1
56
62
108
15.43 300.0
3
12 Langer, Blake
10
11
2
0
0
2
48
29
103
11.44
1
13 Duncan, Alexander
3
4
0
0
0
0
46
85
21.25
0
14 Nadeem, Waledahmed
11
11
4
0
0
2
24*
74
10.57
5
15 Smith, Lachlan
7
9
0
0
0
0
30
70
7.78
1
16 New, Jacob
1
2
0
0
0
0
43
58
29.00
0
17 Sweeney, Brendan M
10
10
5
0
0
2
33
16*
48
9.60
2
18 O'Grady, Joshua
5
5
0
0
0
3
1
42
44
8.80
2
19 Balgowan, Kaine P
3
4
3
0
0
0
26*
41
41.00
1
20 Sparkes, Daniel
4
4
0
0
0
0
18
36
9.00
0
21 Hodges, Luke
1
1
0
0
0
0
18
18
18.00
0
22 Brown, Steven
2
4
2
0
0
1
6*
8
4.00
1
23 Liddiard, Tyran
1
1
1
0
0
0
8*
8
NA
0
24 Evans, John
1
2
0
0
0
1
7
7
3.50
1
25 Wearne, Samuel
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
3
3.00
26 Le Huray, Thomas
3
4
0
0
0
2
2
3
0.75
38
4
4
2
23
1
13
37.5
0
1
Partnerships
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
INN
OPPONENT
1
74
Andrew Hazard - Connor New*
1
1
Western Suburbs
2
103
Brock Balgowan* - Brendan Morley
8
1
North Sydney
3
71
Jake Day - Jake Hausfeld*
13
1
Sydney University
4
36
Brendan Morley* - Michael McGuire
6
1
Sydney University
5
80
Jake Day* - Jordan Zeeman
10
1
Uni NSW
6
43 *
Michael McGuire* - Jake Day*
8
1
North Sydney
7
50
Tom Sargeant - Barry Coad*
13
1
Sydney University
8
No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
9
62
Blake Langer* - Joshua O'Grady
4
2
North Sydney
10
34
Jake Day* - Alexander Duncan
3
1
Randwick Petersham Green
Sixth Grade Bowling
PLAYER
MAT
O
M
R
W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.
1
Nadeem, Waledahmed
11
94.4 12 332 26
2
0
6/9 12.77 21.85 3.51
2
Hazard, Andrew
13
87.5 14 298 19
1
0
5/34 15.68 27.74 3.39
3
Rech, Matthew
10
92.2 12 349 17
0
0
4/24 20.53 32.59 3.78
4
Day, Jake
13
86.4 10 210 16
0
0
4/9 13.13 32.50 2.42
5
Sweeney, Brendan M
10
95 22 329 15
0
0
3/22 21.93 38.00 3.46
6
Langer, Blake
10
85.3 13 224 14
1
0
6/42 16.00 36.64 2.62
7
Balgowan, Brock P
8
34.3 3 118 10
0
0
4/28 11.80 20.70 3.42
8
O'Grady, Joshua
5
42
1 166 10
0
0
3/25 16.60 25.20 3.95
9
Sparkes, Daniel
4
37
7
79
9
1
0
6/40 8.78 24.67 2.14
10 Zeeman, Jordan
8
28
8
63
4
0
0
2/9 15.75 42.00 2.25
11 Le Huray, Thomas
3
19
2
78
4
0
0
2/2 19.50 28.50 4.11
12 Duncan, Alexander
3
30
8
90
4
0
0
4/27 22.50 45.00 3.00
13 Balgowan, Kaine P
3
29.4 5 100 4
0
0
3/27 25.00 44.50 3.37
14 New, Jacob
1
6
1
13
2
0
0
2/13 6.50 18.00 2.17
15 Morley, Brendan
10
2
0
8
0
0
0
0/8
NA
NA
4.00
16 New, Connor
6
27
7
90
0
0
0
0/6
NA
NA
3.33
5 Wickets in an Innings
Daniel Sparkes
Blake Langer
Andrew Hazard
Waleed Nadeem
6/40
6/42
5/34
6/9
5/27
10 Wickets in a Match
v.
v.
v.
v.
v.
Blacktown
Randwick Petersham E.
Fairfield-Liverpool
Balmain
University of NSW (Qualifying Final)
Nil.
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POIDEVIN-GRAY
by John Benaud
In recent seasons the Club has been Poidevin-Gray Premiers (2009-10) and constant
Semi-finalists. Some of the names that have passed through those successful ranks have gone
on to better things—Patrick Cummins (Australia), Josh Lalor (NSW), Jordan Silk (Tasmania
Rookie Contract), Josh Clarke and Ryan Gibson (NSW U/19). Such success speaks volumes
for the Club’s ability to identify, and, to develop young talent.
This season we hit the wall. It was unfortunate that Clarke chose to depart for
Campbelltown, and, more unfortunate to lose Silk—but what a tribute to his talent and a
work ethic that all should aspire to—as those two had been key players in our forward
planning, the experienced types to fill the team leadership roles, the mentors for Gibson and
Brent Williams.
So, the selectors presented the two rookie Ryans, coach Smith and captain Gibson, with
a vastly inexperienced squad, and the learning curve proved too steep. However, if the
players can in future muster a greater desire to succeed, also concentration, nous, patience
and imagination to handle tough situations then they will be better for the experience. The
squad does have balance. It needs maturity, and to gel more as a team, which it should, as
individual skills, strengths and weaknesses under pressure have been sorted.
We did not win a match, yet, there were moments in four when it was possible to think:
“We can win this.” Those matches were against Bankstown (T20), Gordon, Blacktown and
Hawkesbury. The Bankstown loss was with only two balls to spare, and a win would have
been a great fillip first up for the young team. The R4 Gordon result was particularly
frustrating, as we had played our best cricket yet. The batting was well structured, and, we
batted our overs. Then ‘the big fella’ (Grant Maguire) came out hurling bombs, Gordon 4/38.
Not long after, a quaint umpiring decision over wrecked stumps offered their eventual
century-maker, and match-winner, a lifeline. Our boys’ negative reaction to the setback
confirmed their immaturity.
We had Blacktown covered, 3/116 chasing down 186. The Howell pitch is slow and
batting requires patience in spades. We fell 15 runs short—with 31 balls to spare. The
Hawkesbury match was a mix of Gordon and Blacktown. Had them 4/12, lost concentration
in the field, then we batted for only 32.3 of our 50 overs chasing 236.
The bowling was our strength. Grant Maguire thoroughly deserved his Player Of The
Year Award. He has height, pace, bounce and aggro, the right mix for a fast bowler. His
strike-rate was a phenomenal 15 balls a wicket. He could go much further with the right
approach and some helpful advice, and support, from older, mature players. Advice on
running technique would be useful, too. Michael Collins’ rise through the ranks has been
rapid. He offered the best option for this combination as first change, but elsewhere the new
ball may be an option. The spinners, Williams, Wholohan and Isherwood are raw, but
potentially offer a lot. When Bayliss and Edwards gather some self-confidence their
contributions promise to be effective. For the batsmen, constructing the innings remained a
puzzle to the end. Even in limited-overs cricket, patience and a clear mind are valuable
assets.
The most disappointing aspect of our game—and, indeed the Club as a whole—was the
fielding. Speed across the ground was lacking. Our concentration span seemed all too brief,
sapped at the 20-over mark. Lack of fitness is clearly a major problem. There was panic
under pressure. Such negatives can all be resolved via better commitment. To that end, each
individual might like to wonder: “Can I one day follow in the footsteps of Cummins, Lalor
or Silk?”
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POIDEVIN-GRAY
Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
Bankstown
4/102
8/103
(J.Apicella 40*; M.Newton 19*)
(G.Maguire 2/18; B.Williams 2/20)
LOSS
Round 2
Penrith
St. George
9/109
7/110
(J.Apicella 35; J.Ferris-Smith 20)
(B.Williams 2/12; A.Isherwood 2/23)
LOSS
Round 3
Penrith
Sydney
7/185
4/186
(R.Gibson 41; B.Williams 39)
(J.Edwards 2/39; A.Bayliss 1/8)
LOSS
Round 4
Penrith
Gordon
8/249
6/252
(B.Williams 61; R.Gibson 46)
(G.Maguire 5/45; J.Wholohan 1/1)
LOSS
Round 5
Penrith
University of NSW
10/165
2/170
(M.Newton 51; B.Williams 36)
(M.Collins 1/19; G.Maguire 1/20)
LOSS
Round 6
Penrith
Blacktown
10/171
9/186
(R.Gibson 48; B.Williams 41)
(J.Wholohan 3/22; R.Gibson 3/39)
LOSS
Round 7
Penrith
Hawkesbury
10/106
8/236
(J.Collins 19; M.Newton 16)
(G.Maguire 3/45; M.Collins 2/16)
LOSS
Played: 7
Runs Scored: 1,087
Runs Against: 1,243
Won: 0
Wickets Lost: 58
Wickets Taken: 44
Lost: 7
Average: 18.74
Average: 28.25
Drew: 0
Partnerships
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
1
55
Brent Williams - Matt Newton*
5
1
UNSW
2
62
Brent Williams - Ryan Gibson*
6
1
Blacktown
3
52
Ryan Gibson - Jarrah Ferris-Smith*
3
1
Sydney
4
43
Jacob Apicella* - Jarrah Ferris-Smith
2
1
St George
5
52
Jarrah Ferris-Smith - Adrian Isherwood*
4
1
Gordon
6
30
Adrian Isherwood* - Jake Wholohan
6
1
Blacktown
7
No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
8
No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
9
No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
10
No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
Scores Over 50
Brent Williams
Matthew Newton
61
51
v.
v.
Gordon
University of NSW
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INN OPPONENT
Poidevin-Gray Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
C/S
1
Williams, Brent
7
7
0
0
1
0 24 1
249
61
205
29.29 102.0
5
2
Gibson, Ryan
6
6
0
0
0
0 10 1
217
48
171
28.50 74.3
4
3
Newton, Matt
7
7
1
0
1
0 10 0
250
51
129
21.50 103.2
0
4
Ferris-Smith, Jarrah
6
6
0
0
0
2
9
213
37
107
17.83 64.5
1
5
Apicella, Jacob
4
4
1
0
0
0
1
3
130 40*
94
31.33 74.6
2
6
Isherwood, Adrian
7
6
0
0
0
1
4
0
138
33
78
13.00 70.3
0
7
Wholohan, Jake M
6
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
58
13
47
11.75 65.3
1
8
Harris, Tom
5
5
1
0
0
1
5
0
59
27*
41
10.25 146.4
9
9
Bayliss, Adam
7
6
2
0
0
3
57
15*
26
6.50
0
10 Pope, Patrick
2
2
0
0
0
0
1
51
14
25
12.50 65.8
1/1
11 Collins, Jake E
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
53
19
19
19.00 55.9
0
12 Collins, Michael J
7
6
3
0
0
1
0
0
25
7
12
4.00
70.6
1
13 Maguire, Grant
6
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
36
5
10
5.00
50.0
0
14 New, Jacob
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
26
7
7
7.00
24.1
2
15 Woodland, Gabe
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
11
5
5
5.00
62.5
1
16 Edwards, Jackson
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
2
3
1.50
42.9
0
MAT
O
0
45.6
Poidevin-Gray Bowling
PLAYER
M R
W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.
1
Maguire, Grant
6
35.4 1 187 14
1
0
5/45 13.36 15.29 5.24
2
Williams, Brent
7
40.4 1 224 6
0
0
2/12 37.33 40.67 5.51
3
Isherwood, Adrian
7
25
2 103 5
0
0
2/23 20.60 30.00 4.12
4
Collins, Michael J
7
35
3 135 5
0
0
2/16 27.00 42.00 3.86
5
Wholohan, Jake M
6
29
4 124 4
0
0
3/22 31.00 43.50 4.28
6
Edwards, Jackson
4
22
2 114 3
0
0
2/39 38.00 44.00 5.18
7
Gibson, Ryan
6
25.3 1 182 3
0
0
3/39 60.67 51.00 7.14
8
Bayliss, Adam
7
19
5 84
2
0
0
1/8 42.00 57.00 4.42
9
Ferris-Smith, Jarrah
6
5
0 23
0
0
0
0/23
NA
NA
4.60
10 New, Jacob
1
4
0 29
0
0
0
0/29
NA
NA
7.25
11 Apicella, Jacob
4
2
0 15
0
0
0
0/3
NA
NA
7.50
5 Wickets in an Innings
Grant Maguire
5/45
v.
Gordon
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GREEN SHIELD REPORT
by Jake Wholohan (Captain)
Unfortunately this season was a disappointing one for the U16 men. A team full of
potential but only performed well in patches. As with every cricket team, there was bad luck
but it’s not an excuse. The team had 3 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie! There were a number of
positives that came out of the campaign, notably the gutsy win against Hawkesbury over at
Bensons Lane.
Our campaign started in August with the Development Squad that was led by Michael
Wholohan with Shannon Finemore and Mick Sparkes assisting. Quite a large squad was
eventually cut down to 15. Our official beginning was on the 4th of January against
Bankstown. A game of cricket that won’t be forgotten! Some gutsy lower-order hitting
resurrected our mediocre score to 209. Sam Wearne and Tom Sargeant played out of their
skin. Cut long story short, Bankstown needed 51 of the last 5 overs. They got 50. A game of
emotion to say the least!
The next 2 encounters were both losses which really put a stop to the boys’ hopes of a
finals’ berth. R2 was against St George which was a real grudge match for 3 of our boys in
particular. On a very hot day, there were lapses of concentration which saw St George tower
on the runs. 243 was the target. Once again the majority of the top order failed with Cam
Weir being the only one to show class at the crease. The lower order played a huge part
again (unfortunately!) with the last 3 batsmen putting on about 60. We were all out 222. Our
third game saw us up against the Stags from Gordon at Cook Park. We were rolled for 67 –
enough said. We bowled well without luck but were never going to win with 67 on the
board.
Finally! The next 2 games saw the Cats with some points. Two very convincing wins
against Hawkesbury and Blacktown gave the boys some confidence. Jake Wholohan scored
72 against Hawkesbury which just about equalled his runs for the year! Cameron Weir
dominated the Blacktown attack scoring 88 not out. Andrew Hazard bowled a very quick
spell at Bensons to see Penrith get the win right before the rain. A very gutsy and
confidence-boosting 2 games.
Losing the next game to UNSW was a real kick to the stomach. Seeing the depth of
cricketers UNSW had was quite disappointing. With us posting 152, they were 2/120. A
good spell from Jake Day created a collapse. They got the runs 7 down.
R3 was a re-played game due to the heat cancelling the original date. We came across a
very weak Sydney Tigers. At mother Howell we batted first and got 201. They were all out
for 139. Jake Hausfeld led the batting with 56 while Jordan Zeeman picked up 3 wickets and
Wally Nadeem with 2.
Unfortunately not the season we hoped for but some good young talent coming through!
Andrew Hazard and Daniel Sparkes were certainly guys to watch for the future due to their
sheer hard work. Everyone in this squad showed what they are capable of. A big
congratulations to Cameron Weir who was the only bloke from Penrith selected in the NSW
U17 squad. Good work!
Plenty of good signs for the Cats!
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A.W. GREEN SHIELD
Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
Bankstown
9/209
9/209
(J.Hausfeld 55; J.Newton 24)
(C.Weir 4/71; A.Hazard 1/5)
TIE
Round 2
Penrith
St. George
10/222
7/243
(C.Weir 69; S.Wearne 25)
(J.Zeeman 2/28; C.Weir 2/51)
LOSS
Round 3
Penrith
Sydney
6/201
10/139
(J.Hausfeld 56; A.Hazard 31)
(J.Zeeman 3/15; J.Day 2/12)
WIN
Round 4
Penrith
Gordon
10/67
3/71
(J.Newton 14; C.Weir 13)
(D.Sparkes 2/12; B.Saint-Barry 1/12)
LOSS
Round 5
Penrith
Hawkesbury
10/220
7/76
(J.Wholohan 72; J.Hausfeld 34)
WIN
(J.Wholohan 2/7; J.Day 2/9) (Rain-affected D-Lewis)
Round 6
Penrith
Blacktown
3/154
10/151
(C.Weir 88*; A.Hazard 21)
(J.Wholohan 3/21; J.Zeeman 2/9)
WIN
Round 7
Penrith
University of NSW
10/152
7/153
(C.Weir 29; J.Hausfeld 21)
(J.Day 4/14; B.Saint-Barry 2/22)
LOSS
Played: 7
Runs Scored: 1,225
Runs Against: 1,042
Won: 3
Wickets Lost:
58
Wickets Taken: 53
Lost: 3
Average: 21.12
Average: 19.66
Tie: 1
Partnerships
WICKET
P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND
1
57
Cam Weir* - Andrew Hazard
6
1
Blacktown
2
44
Cam Weir* - Jake Hausfeld
2
1
St George
3
45
Cam Weir* - Jake Hausfeld
6
1
Blacktown
4
92
Jake Hausfeld - Jake Wholohan*
3
1
Sydney
5
70
Jake Wholohan* - James Newton
5
1
Hawkesbury
6
54
Jake Wholohan - Jordan Zeeman*
5
1
Hawkesbury
7
No partnerships of 25 runs or greater
8
41
Tom Sargeant* - Samuel Wearne
1
1
Bankstown
9
34
Samuel Wearne - Jordan Zeeman*
2
1
St George
10
40
Jordan Zeeman* - Jake Day
2
1
St George
Scores Over 50
Jake Hausfeld
Cameron Weir
Jake Wholohan
INN OPPONENT
55
56
69
88*
72
v.
v.
v.
v.
v.
Bankstown
Sydney
St. George
Blacktown
Hawkesbury
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A W Green Shield Batting + fielding
PLAYER
MAT INN NO 100S 50S 0S 4S 6S MINS HS RUNS AVE. STR.
C/S
1
Weir, Cam
7
7
1
0
2
0 28
250 88*
227
37.83 104.1
2
2
Hausfeld, Jake
7
7
0
0
2
0 14
311
56
196
28.00 68.3
1
3
Wholohan, Jake M
7
7
1
0
1
1 10
58
72
155
25.83 352.3
5
4
Zeeman, Jordan
7
6
3
0
0
0
7
73
42*
149
49.67 270.9
4
5
Hazard, Andrew
7
7
0
0
0
0
9
126
31
91
13.00 70.0
3
6
Newton, James
7
6
0
0
0
1
5
24
34
83
13.83 150.9
3/2
7
Wearne, Samuel
6
5
1
0
0
0
3
91
25
55
13.75 84.6
1
8
Sargeant, Tom
6
5
0
0
0
1
4
123
19
50
10.00 51.0
1
9
Sparkes, Daniel
7
5
1
0
0
1
4
79
13
40
10.00 60.6
1
10 Day, Jake
7
5
2
0
0
0
3
38
17
32
10.67 100.0
1
11 Maskell, Nathan
5
5
0
0
0
1
3
94
10
26
5.20
38.8
1
12 New, Connor
2
2
1
0
0
1
1
10
11*
11
11.00 137.5
1
13 Hackney, Ryan
1
1
0
0
0
0
7
7
7.00
0
O
M
1
0
A W Green Shield Bowling
PLAYER
MAT
1
Day, Jake
7
50 13 116 9
0
0
4/14 12.89 33.33 2.32
2
Weir, Cam
7
49.2 6 193 9
0
0
4/71 21.44 32.89 3.91
3
Zeeman, Jordan
7
47.4 12 103 8
0
0
3/15 12.88 35.75 2.16
4
Sparkes, Daniel
7
49.2 13 123 6
0
0
2/12 20.50 49.33 2.49
5
Wholohan, Jake M
7
62 11 151 6
0
0
3/21 25.17 62.00 2.44
6
Hazard, Andrew
7
75 4
0
0
2/21 18.75 38.00 2.96
7
Saint-Barry, Brayden
5
28
4
92 3
0
0
2/22 30.67 56.00 3.29
8
Nadeem, Waledahmed
3
18
1
83 2
0
0
2/42 41.50 54.00 4.61
9
Wearne, Samuel
6
6
0
37 1
0
0
1/6 37.00 36.00 6.17
10 Maskell, Nathan
5
7
0
32 0
0
0
0/4
25.2 3
R W 5WI 10WM BBI AVE. STR. ECN.
5 Wickets in an Innings
Nil.
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NA
NA
4.57
WOMEN’S SQUAD REPORT
by Kim Hinkley
SQUAD: Danielle Armstrong, Samantha Arnold, Margie Bennett, Erin Breaden, Jasmine
Chandrackumar, Michelle Clarke, Mel Davis, Ashley Day, Stephanie Dungar, Amy Edgar, Emma
Felsch, Mikayla Hinkley, Jacqueline Klincke, Tasha Krasny, Richelle Magenta, Madison McCooey,
Rhiannon McCooey, Tazma Miles, Lauren Murray, Isabel North, Tilly Power, Liz Stephens, Holly Wilson.
Players who filled in for us: (Tayla Aldous, Kaelah Austin, Eliza Bunner, Madisen Carling, Dorothy
Fiulemi, Hayley Lihou, Brittany Naden, Jessica Powyer, Tayla Seymour, Vicki Springetti, Nikk Woods)
The success of the 2011/12 Season was always going to be hard to back up in Season 2012/13. As
the team had been so dominating in the Brewer Shield Competition last season, the decision was
made to enter 2 teams in the SCA Women’s Competition for Season 2012/13. In doing this it was
acknowledged by everyone involved that the 2012/13 Season would be one of ‘development’ and
that we needed to approach the move to two teams with patience and perseverance. To add to the
mix of the new 2-team structure was the stepping down of Bruce Felsch from the leadership of the
Squad. Fortunately, from a coaching perspective Sagi Pradhan (2nd Grade Men’s team) stepped into
the role immediately and was able to provide some support in that area straight away together with
Taran Finemore. We are very thankful to the male players who assisted the girls with training and
pre-season support in those early days of the 2012/13 Season.
Penrith were represented in the SCA Women’s Competition in Season 2012/13 by a Brewer Shield
(U17) team and a 2nd Grade Team.
Brewer Shield Competition
Our Brewer Shield Team was ably led again this season by Holly Wilson who had captained the team
the previous season. Holly was supported in leading the team by several experienced Brewer Shield
players. These girls were joined by several much younger girls in their first year of female grade
cricket.
The Brewer Shield season began with the T/20 competition. Our girls only managed to win 1 game
in the T/20 competition – finishing on the bottom of the T/20 table. Of course this was
disappointing from the point of view of having won the Competition undefeated the prior season
but from the point of view of developing the new, younger players it was a good start to the season
and a great warm up for the Limited Overs Competition.
Coming out of the T/20 competition at the bottom of the table the Penrith girls had something to
prove to the other clubs and with several of their older, experienced players now back from
Representative commitments the other clubs were in for a little surprise!
In the regular rounds our girls were able to win 4 from 9 with 2 games being washed out and 1 bye;
they only experienced 2 losses. This fantastic effort saw the team finish 3 rd on the table after the
regular rounds – Penrith was back!!
The Penrith team met Campbelltown-Camden in the Semi-Final at Raby. In an absolute nail-biterof-a- game our girls were set 179 runs to chase after Campbelltown-Camden finished their innings.
Our courageous girls fought hard all the way and won the game with just 3 balls to spare finishing
6/183.
We were quietly confident going into the Grand Final against Sydney at Asquith Oval, however due
to a washout we had not played the Sydney team in the Limited-Overs regular rounds so weren’t
really sure what to expect. Sydney won the toss and put us in to bat and before long all our toporder batters were back in the sheds. Sydney had us all out for just 77 runs in the 23rd over.
Not known for giving up, our girls were determined to turn things around in the field –
unfortunately it wasn’t to be and even with some very good and economic bowling Sydney had
reached the target by the 23rd over. Even though a win would have been a perfect end to the
season for the Brewer Shield Team, to finish runner’s up in the Limited Overs Competition showed
just how much these girls had learned and developed over the season and just how great Season
2013/14 is looking for the younger ladies of Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Squad.
2nd Grade Team
With Season 2012/13 being our first entry into the 2nd Grade Competition with this team, we were
sure we could be competitive but did not have an expectation of where we might finish in the
Competition.
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Unfortunately the season became a difficult one, particularly for our 2nd Grade team, due to the
irregular availability of several of our players. Often this team played with 10, 9 and sometimes
even 8 players which isn’t optimal when you are playing a T/20 game let alone a 50-over match.
That aside, what the majority of the girls did show was courage and determination to play their best
regardless of the circumstances. The team managed to win 4 games – 2 in the T/20 competition
and 2 in the Limited (50) Over Competition. They also experienced a very exciting ‘tied’ match
against Northern District in the 2nd round of the Limited Overs Competition. We are certain, with an
improved team structure and a regular player roster, Season 2013/14 will be a very exciting one for
our 2nd Grade Team.
Season Summary
Together with the Brewer Shield Team reaching the Limited Overs Grand Final, some really great
things were achieved by our Women’s Squad Members in Season 2012/13.








We travelled to Dubbo for our inaugural “Penrith & Western – City/Country Development
Partnership” weekend. This was a terrific weekend of cricket – initiated by Bruce Felsch and
supported by Cricket NSW. We eagerly look forward to hosting Western Zone in the
2013/14 pre-season at home in Penrith.
We had 7 players involved in the Cricket NSW Academy Squads: Ashley Day, Danielle
Armstrong, Mikayla Hinkley, Amy Edgar, Tilly Power, Samantha Arnold and Holly Wilson.
Danielle Armstrong, Ashley Day and Mikayla Hinkley were selected for the NSW U15 ‘City’ team.
Amy Edgar and Tilly Power were selected for the NSW U15 ‘Country’ team.
Mikayla Hinkley (c), Danielle Armstrong, Ashley Day, Amy Edgar and Tilly Power were
selected for the NSW U15 team.
NSW Imparja Cup Women’s Team representatives: Madison and Rhiannon McCooey
NSW All Schools Honours Team: Holly Wilson
Mikayla Hinkley achieved SCAWC’s Brewer Shield Highest Batting Average (268 runs @ 134.00)
And most importantly:
 Penrith Cricket Club was awarded the Sydney Cricket Association Women’s Competition’s
“Spirit of Cricket” Award for the second consecutive season. Congratulations to our young
ladies for continuing to show strong sportsmanship and teamwork, even under what were
at times, difficult circumstances during the season. Well done to each and every one of you.
On behalf of the Women’s Squads we offer a big THANK YOU to the Penrith Cricket Club Committee
for your continued support during the 2012/13 Season. Thank you to the grounds people who put
in untold hours preparing the pitches for the teams each week and to the 3rd and 4th Grade teams
who assisted us with covering the pitches ready for our home games. To all the parents & players
who assisted with removing covers, looking after training kits, coaching, scoring, cleaning up after
games, entering scores into MyCricket, getting the girls to training and to games each week, etc..
you know who you are and believe us, you are very much appreciated! To our country players and
families – thank you for your commitment to being here as often as you can, it is an honour that
you put in the time, effort and expense to be part of our team.
Last, but definitely not least – Sagi Pradhan – you are AMAZING! Thank you so much for stepping
up this season to take on the role of ‘coaching’ our Squad. Your commitment to the girls has been
outstanding! For a young man with no connection to the girls in the team to just step up and
volunteer to give so much of your time to them each week is just exceptional. We thank you not
only for your commitment to training and attending games but for your superb green-keeping
ability and for never failing to be there in time to help remove covers, roll & sweep the pitch, paint
the crease and have everything spic and span ready for the game to begin!! We truly hope you
continue to be involved in the Women’s Squad next season and beyond – you are an absolute credit
to the Penrith Cricket Club.
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Brewer Shield - T20 Competition – Summary of Matches
Round 1
Round 2
BYE
Penrith
def by
2/114(cc) A Day 31* H Wilson 30*
Round 3
Round 4
7/119(cc) S Munaweera 2/2
Penrith
def by
8/51 D Armstrong 22
Universities Womens
def
1/124 E Felsch 1/8
Round 5
Round 6
Round 8
def by
10/65 J Klincke 12
Penrith
def by
4/84 H Wilson 35*
Penrith
Round 10
Northern District
Played:
7
Runs Scored:
Runs Against:
def by
5/96(cc) M Hinkley 30* T Power 28
BYE
622
746
3/89 J Powyer 1/9 R McCooey 1/15
Penrith
Northern District
5/98(cc) JM Chandrackumar 2/9
Bankstown Sports Womens
6/88 M Carling 2/9
Penrith
def by
7/109 D Armstrong 2/9
Round 9
Gordon Womens
8/66(cc) H Wilson 21*
Penrith
Gordon Womens
Round 7
St George-Sutherland Womens Cricket
Club
def
Won: 1
Wickets Lost:
Wickets Taken:
37
31
48
0/146(cc) T Power
31* D Armstrong30* H Wilson
30* A Day 30*
Campbelltown-Camden
2/119(cc) L Murray 2/7
Penrith (Forfeited)
Lost:
7
Average: 16.81
Average: 24.07
Drew: 0
Brewer Shield T/20 Batting
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Player
Wilson, Holly
Power, Tilly
Day, Ashley
Armstrong, Danielle
Hinkley, Mikayla
Pelle, Elise
Arnold, Samantha
Breaden, Erin
McCooey, Rhiannon
Klincke, Jacqueline-Marie
Fiulemi, Dorothy
Chandrackumar, Jasmine
Murray, Lauren
Aldous, Tayla
Powyer, Jessica
Felsch, Emma
Miles, Tazma
North, Isabel
Carling, Madisen
Dunger, Stephanie
MAT
INN NO 100s 50s 0s 4s 6s
HS RUNS AVE
STR
7
7
5
0
0
0 11
0
35*
127
63.5
176.4
4
4
1
0
0
0
7
0
31*
85
28.33
217.9
5
5
2
0
0
0
6
0
31*
83
27.67
415
3
3
1
0
0
0
3
1
30*
59
29.5
218.5
1
1
1
0
0
0
2
0
30*
30
NA
6
4
1
0
0
0
0
0
9
21
7
2
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
10
17
8.5
4
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
6*
15
7.5
4
4
0
0
0
1
0
0
6
13
3.25
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
12
12
6
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
5
5
5
5
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
5
5
5
6
4
2
0
0
0
0
0
3
5
2.5
500
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
3
4
4
57.1
2
1
0
0
0
0
4
4
4
2
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
4
4
2
4
3
1
0
0
1
0
0
4
4
2
4
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
0.5
3
1
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
3
2
1
0
0
1
0*
0
0
0
0
60
0
Brewer Shield T/20 Bowling and Fielding
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Player
Day, Ashley
Chandrackumar, Jasmine
Munaweera, Shannon
Armstrong, Danielle
Carling, Madisen
Power, Tilly
Dunger, Stephanie
Murray, Lauren
Klincke, Jacqueline
Felsch, Emma
Arnold, Samantha
North, Isabel
Breaden, Erin
Powyer, Jessica
Pelle, Elise
McCooey, Rhiannon
Miles, Tazma
Aldous, Tayla
Hinkley, Mikayla
Wilson, Holly
MAT
5
5
1
3
3
4
3
6
2
2
2
4
4
2
6
4
4
3
1
7
O
14
14
1
8
7
11
7
16
6
6
4
7
6
6
7
5
8
2
3
2
M
1
1
0
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
R
55
76
2
24
27
40
42
81
21
22
29
32
33
34
36
37
54
5
30
13
W 5Wi 10Wm BBI AVE. STR.
3
0
0
1/5 18.33 28
3
0
0
2/9 25.33 28
2
0
0
2/2
1
3
2
0
0
2/9
12
24
2
0
0
2/9 13.5
21
2
0
0
1/7
20
33
2
0
0
1/12 21
21
2
0
0
2/7 40.5
48
1
0
0
1/15 21
36
1
0
0
1/8
22
36
1
0
0
1/7
29
24
1
0
0
1/8
32
42
1
0
0
1/4
33
36
1
0
0
1/9
34
36
1
0
0
1/12 36
42
1
0
0
1/15 37
30
0
0
0
0/8 NA
NA
0
0
0
0/5 NA
NA
0
0
0
0/30 NA
NA
0
0
0
0/13 NA
NA
49
ECN
3.93
5.43
2
3
3.86
3.64
6
5.06
3.5
3.67
7.25
4.57
5.5
5.67
5.14
7.4
6.75
2.5
10
6.5
Catches
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
Brewer Shield Limited Overs Competition – Summary of Matches
Round 1
BYE
Penrith
Round 2
def by
90 M Hinkley 59*
8/118 R McCooey 3/13 L Murray 2/24
Universities Womens
Round 3
def by
9/153(cc) S Arnold 2/16 E Pelle 2/30
Round 4
Penrith
drew
Bankstown Sports Womens
Round 5
Campbelltown-Camden
209 T Miles 3/35 JM Chandrackumar 2/15
def
Penrith
Round 7
def
St George-Sutherland Womens Cricket
Club
drew
Penrith
Round 9
def
5/65(dec) A Day 23* rt
Campbelltown-Camden
Semi –
Final
def by
Sydney
134 M Hinkley 46 D Armstrong 43
Penrith
130 M Hinkley 61*
5/136(cc) S Munaweera 2/5
Penrith
Bankstown Sports Womens
50 E Breaden 2/10 E Felsch 2/11
6/183(cc) M Hinkley 51* T Power
51* H Wilson 32
Penrith
def by
3/79 H Wilson 15
Played: 8
Runs Scored:
Runs Against:
Sydney
Penrith
8/179(cc) D Armstrong 4/23 E Breaden
2/24
Grand Final
7/179(cc) S Arnold 63* H Wilson 52
Gordon Womens
3/175(cc) M Hinkley 50* A Day
50* H Wilson 37*
Round 8
Penrith
Penrith
def by
42 E Felsch 5/12 D Armstrong 3/2
JM Chandrackumar 2/8
Round 6
Penrith
St George-Sutherland Womens Cricket
Club
1033
966
Scores Over 50
59*
Mikayla Hinkley
63*
Samantha Arnold
52
Holly Wilson
61*
Mikayla Hinkley
50*
Mikayla Hinkley
50*
Ashley Day
51*
Mikayla Hinkley
51*
Tilly Power
Won: 5
Wickets Lost:
Wickets Taken:
58
58
10/77 D Armstrong 1/6 J
Chandrackumar 1/6
Lost:
3
Average:
Average:
Drew:
2
17.81
16.66
Round 2 v St George-Sutherland Women’s
Round 3 v Universities Women’s
Round 3 v Universities Women’s
Round 6 v Campbelltown-Camden
Round 7 v Gordon
Round 7 v Gordon
Semi-Final v Campbelltown-Camden
Semi-Final v Campbelltown-Camden
Brewer Shield Limited Overs Partnerships
Wicket
P'SHIP
1
2
3
46
49
80
70
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
30
81 *
BATTERS
ROUND
INN
Mikayla Hinkley - Danielle Armstrong*
3
Ashley Day - Mikayla Hinkley*
SF
Mikayla Hinkley* - Holly Wilson
SF
Mikayla Hinkley - Danielle Armstrong*
5
No partnership over 25 runs
No partnership over 25 runs
No partnership over 25 runs
No partnership over 25 runs
Holly Wilson - Emma Felsch*
GF
No partnership over 25 runs
Mikayla Hinkley* - Lauren Murray*
2
50
OPPONENT
1
1
1
1
Universities Womens
Campbelltown-Camden
Campbelltown-Camden
Bankstown Sports Womens
1
Sydney
1
St George-Sutherland
Womens
Brewer Shield Limited Overs Batting
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Player
MAT INN NO 100s 50s 0s
Hinkley, Mikayla
7
7
4
0
4
0
Wilson, Holly
7
7
3
0
1
0
Armstrong, Danielle
7
7
0
0
0
1
Day, Ashley
3
3
1
0
1
0
Arnold, Samantha
1
1
1
0
1
0
Power, Tilly
3
3
1
0
1
0
Klincke, Jacqueline
4
4
0
0
0
1
Felsch, Emma
5
5
1
0
0
1
Breaden, Erin
6
5
0
0
0
1
Pelle, Elise
8
8
1
0
0
4
Miles, Tazma
8
6
0
0
0
1
Murray, Lauren
7
5
1
0
0
1
Chandrackumar, Jasmine
8
6
1
0
0
2
McCooey, Rhiannon
2
2
0
0
0
0
Aldous, Tayla
2
1
0
0
0
0
North, Isabel
5
3
0
0
0
3
Dunger, Stephanie
1
1
0
0
0
1
4s
27
10
4
3
6
5
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6s
6
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
HS
61*
52
43
50*
63*
51*
24
12
6
9
5
6
2*
3
1
0
0
RUNS AVE.
300
100
145 36.25
104 14.86
88
44
63
NA
62
31
27
6.75
23
5.75
20
4
15
2.14
13
2.17
10
2.5
5
1
4
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
STR
612.2
146.5
189.1
95.5
1033
900
143.8
115.4
144.4
47.6
125
0
Brewer Shield T/20 Bowling and Fielding
Player
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Felsch, Emma
Armstrong, Danielle
Chandrackumar, Jasmine
Breaden, Erin
Miles, Tazma
McCooey, Rhiannon
Pelle, Elise
Murray, Lauren
Munaweera, Shannon
Arnold, Samantha
Klincke, Jacqueline
Aldous, Tayla
Power, Tilly
Hinkley, Mikayla
North, Isabel
Day, Ashley
Wilson, Holly
MAT
O
5
7
8
6
8
2
8
7
2
1
4
2
3
7
5
3
7
27
31
24
15.5
14
5
20
28
4
7
23.4
3
12
14.2
8
12
5.1
M
R
5 79
7 70
2 79
2 55
0 63
1 13
0 90
0 134
0
8
0 16
10 69
0 18
0 37
0 58
0 36
1 60
0 23
W 5Wi 10Wm BBI AVE. STR. ECN
C
9
8
8
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
5
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5 Wickets in an Innings
Emma Felsch
5/12
v.
Bankstown Sports Women (Round 5)
51
5/12
4/23
2/8
2/10
3/35
3/13
2/30
2/24
2/5
2/16
1/7
1/18
1/18
1/17
0/5
0/24
0/4
8.78 18 2.93
8.75 23.25 2.26
9.88 18 3.29
13.75 23.75 3.47
15.75 21
4.5
4.33 10
2.6
30
40
4.5
44.67 56 4.79
4
12
2
8
21 2.29
34.5 71 2.92
18
18
6
37
72 3.08
58
86 4.05
NA
NA
4.5
NA
NA
5
NA
NA 4.45
2nd Grade T/20 Competition – Summary of Matches
Round 1
Penrith
Bankstown Sports Womens
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Universities Womens
def
6/123(cc) M Bennett 35
1/110(cc) R Magenta 1/22
Penrith
def
4/157(cc) M Clarke 2/22
Penrith
8/64 B Naden 24
Sydney
def by
10/90 M McCooey 17
2/91 E Felsch 2/21
BYE
Penrith
Round 5
Gordon Womens
4/103(cc) M McCooey 1/16 N Woods
1/18
def by
10/99 S Arnold 16
St George-Sutherland Womens Cricket Club
Round 7
Penrith
def
2/94 J Klincke 1/10 E Felsch 1/14
7/92(cc) D Armstrong 24 A Edgar 23
S Arnold 21
Campbelltown-Camden
5/135(cc) T Kransy 1/10 K Austin
1/12 M Bennett 1/17
Penrith
Round 9
Round 11
def by
10/97 S Arnold 36 M Hinkley 27
Universities Womens
Penrith
def
2/39 E Felsch 1/6 E Stephens 1/12
6/38 M McCooey 12
Penrith
Round 13
Parramatta-Blacktown Womens
def
4/114 M Hinkley 40
8/113(cc) E Felsch 3/20 M Bennett
2/23
Northern District
Penrith
Round 14
6/116(cc) D Armstrong 1/10 E Felsch
1/14
Round 15
Sydney
Round 16
BYE
Played: 9
Runs Scored:
Runs Against:
def
5/115(cc) A Edgar 42
Aba ndoned
Won: 2
Wickets Lost:
66
Wickets Taken: 34
832
958
Penrith
Lost:
7
Average:
Average:
Drew: 0
12.61
28.18
2nd Grade T/20 Batting
Player
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Arnold, Samantha
Edgar, Amy
Hinkley, Mikayla
McCooey, Madison
Bennett, Margaret
Naden, Brittany
Armstrong, Danielle
Klincke, Jacqueline
Magenta, Richelle
Wilson, Holly
Stephens, Elizabeth
Fiulemi, Dorothy
Davis, Melissa
Felsch, Emma
Seymour, Tayla
Krasny, Tasha
Woods, Nikk
Austin, Kaelah L
Clarke, Michelle
Murray, Lauren
MAT
INN
NO
100s
50s
0s
4s
6s
HS
RUNS
8
4
3
8
5
2
4
5
8
4
6
1
6
9
2
5
3
2
5
2
8
4
3
8
5
2
2
5
7
4
4
1
3
7
2
4
3
2
3
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
2
2
1
1
0
1
1
0
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
2
1
2
1
10
7
9
4
6
6
2
4
2
0
36
42
40
17
35
24
24
12
13*
16*
11
20
8
4
9
5*
10
3
1
0
105
75
73
69
49
35
33
33
33
30
24
20
14
14
11
11
10
3
1
0
52
1
3
2
0
2
1
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
AVE.
13.13
18.75
36.5
8.63
12.25
17.5
16.5
11
6.6
10
8
20
7
2.33
5.5
5.5
3.33
1.5
0.33
0
2nd Grade T/20 Bowling and Fielding
MAT
O
M
R
W 5Wi 10Wm
BBI
AVE. STR. ECN
C
1
Player
Felsch, Emma
9
30.1
3
142
10
0
0
3/20
14.2
18.1
4.71
3
2
Bennett, Margaret
5
16
0
89
4
0
0
2/23
22.3
24
5.56
1
3
Clarke, Michelle
5
15
0
74
3
0
0
2/22
24.7
30
4.93
0
4
Stephens, Elizabeth
6
14
1
80
3
0
0
1/12
26.7
28
5.71
0
5
McCooey, Madison
8
5.3
0
42
2
0
0
1/16
21
16.5
7.64
1
6
Armstrong, Danielle
4
9
0
55
2
0
0
1/10
27.5
27
6.11
0
7
Magenta, Richelle
8
10.2
0
120
2
0
0
1/21
60
31
11.6
1
8
Austin, Kaelah L
2
4
0
16
1
0
0
1/12
16
24
4
1
9
Krasny, Tasha
5
4
0
25
1
0
0
1/10
25
24
6.25
0
10 Arnold, Samantha
8
7
0
53
1
0
0
1/20
53
42
7.57
2
11 Woods, Nikk
3
11
0
60
1
0
0
1/18
60
66
5.45
0
12 Klincke, Jacqueline
5
17
1
78
1
0
0
1/10
78
102
4.59
0
13 Edgar, Amy
4
7.2
0
64
0
0
0
0/15
NA
NA
8.73
1
14 Naden, Brittany
2
2
0
18
0
0
0
NA
NA
9
0
15 Davis, Melissa
6
2
0
11
0
0
0
0/11
NA
NA
5.5
0
16 Seymour, Tayla
2
1
0
14
0
0
0
0/14
NA
NA
14
1
2nd Grade Limited Overs Competition – Summary of Matches
Round 6
Parramatta-Blacktown Womens
9/114 E Felsch 4/22 A Edgar 2/6 S Arnold 2/12
def by
Penrith
Round 8
Round 10
tied
10/128 D Fiulemi 27
Penrith
3/192(dec) M McCooey 113* JM Klincke 39*
Round 12
Penrith
8/148 A Edgar 49 M McCooey 31
Round 17
BYE
Round 18
def
1/98 M Davis 1/18
Penrith (Forfeited)
Round 20
Penrith
Round 21
def by
Gordon Womens
Round 19
Abandoned
7/328(cc) A Edgar 3/37 E Bunner 2/36
880
826
Scores Over 50 Runs
113*
Madison McCooey
95
Mikayla Hinkley
8/115 D Fiulemi 33
Northern District
10/128 E Felsch 3/19 M Clarke 3/21
T Krasny 2/10
Sydney
5/8 E Felsch 3/1 M Clarke 2/7
Bankstown Sports Womens
6/150 JM Klincke 4/42
Penrith
8/96 M McCooey 32 M Davis 25
St George-Sutherland Womens Cricket
def by
Club
Campbelltown-Camden
Played: 6
Runs Scored:
Runs Against:
def
Penrith
Won: 2
Wickets Lost:
46
Wickets Taken: 38
Round 10
Round 21
v
v
v.
def
Universities Womens
Penrith
9/201 M Hinkley 95 E Bunner 31
Lost:
4
Average:
Average:
Tied: 1
19.13
21.74
Sydney
Campbelltown-Camden
2nd Grade Limited Overs Competition – Partnerships 25 runs and over
Wicket P'SHIP
BATTERS
ROUND INN
1
26
Madison McCooey* - Samantha Arnold
10
1
2
54
Madison McCooey - Amy Edgar*
12
1
50
Samantha Arnold - Mikayla Hinkley*
21
1
3
54
Madison McCooey* - Holly Wilson
10
1
43
Amy Edgar* - Jacqueline-Marie Klincke
12
1
35
Mikayla Hinkley* - Amy Edgar
21
1
4
111 * Madison McCooey* - Jacqueline-Marie Klincke*
10
1
53
OPPONENT
Sydney
Bankstown Sports Womens
Campbelltown-Camden
Sydney
Bankstown Sports Womens
Campbelltown-Camden
Sydney
5
6
7
8
9
10
57
31
36
35
26
49
40
Mikayla Hinkley* - Eliza Bunner
21
1
Eliza Bunner - Dorothy Fiulemi*
6
1
Holly Wilson* - Eliza Bunner
8
1
Melissa Davis - Stephanie Dunger*
18
1
Dorothy Fiulemi - Emma Felsch*
6
1
Mikayla Hinkley - Melissa Davis*
21
1
No partnership over 25 runs
Michelle Clarke* - Dorothy Fiulemi
8
1
Campbelltown-Camden
Parramatta-Blacktown Womens
Northern District
Gordon Womens
Parramatta-Blacktown Womens
Campbelltown-Camden
Northern District
2nd Grade Limited Overs Batting
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Player
McCooey, Madison
Hinkley, Mikayla
Edgar, Amy
Klincke, Jacqueline
Bunner, Eliza
Fiulemi, Dorothy
Davis, Melissa
Arnold, Samantha
Wilson, Holly
Felsch, Emma
Magenta, Richelle
Clarke, Michelle
Austin, Kaelah L
Dunger, Stephanie
Woods, Nikk
McCooey, Rhiannon
North, Isabel
Lihou, Hayley
Springetti, Vicki
Krasny, Tasha
MAT
6
1
4
3
3
2
5
4
2
5
6
3
2
3
1
4
1
1
3
2
INN
6
1
4
3
3
2
5
4
2
3
6
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
NO
1
0
0
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
100s 50s
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0s
1
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
2
0
1
0
0
1
0
1
1
1
4s
21
6s
9
6
1
1
3
3
1
HS RUNS AVE.
113* 193 38.6
95
95
95
49
81 20.25
39*
72
36
31
65 21.67
33
60
30
25
50 16.67
22
42 10.5
18
33 16.5
22
29 9.67
4
12
2
7
10
10
10*
10
10
5*
5
NA
3
3
3
2
3
1
2
2
2
0
0
0
0*
0
0
0
0
0
2nd Grade Limited Overs Bowling and Fielding
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
Player
Felsch, Emma
Clarke, Michelle
Edgar, Amy
Klincke, Jacqueline
Krasny, Tasha
Arnold, Samantha
Bunner, Eliza
McCooey, Madison
Wilson, Holly
North, Isabel
Davis, Melissa
Magenta, Richelle
McCooey, Rhiannon
Austin, Kaelah
Woods, Nikk
Lihou, Hayley
Fiulemi, Dorothy
Hinkley, Mikayla
Dunger, Stephanie
MAT
5
3
4
3
2
4
3
6
2
1
5
6
4
2
1
1
2
1
3
O
24.1
15
20.3
14
4
14
19
1
3
3
9
15
4
2
7
4
2
10
0.1
M
3
0
4
1
1
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
R
70
52
75
54
10
57
76
6
16
30
75
90
43
18
20
23
10
63
4
54
W
10
6
6
5
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
5Wi 10Wm
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
BBI
4/22
3/21
3/37
4/42
2/10
2/12
2/36
1/6
1/16
1/30
1/18
1/16
0/8
0/18
0/20
0/23
0/10
0/63
0/4
AVE.
7
8.67
12.5
10.8
5
28.5
38
6
16
30
75
90
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
STR.
14.5
15
20.5
16.8
12
42
57
6
18
18
54
90
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ECN
2.9
3.47
3.66
3.86
2.5
4.07
4
6
5.33
10
8.33
6
10.8
9
2.86
5.75
5
6.3
24
C
2
0
0
0
0
2
2
4
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
COMPETITION TABLES
1st Grade
2nd Grade
3rd Grade
UNSW
92
Parramatta
71
Bankstown
68
St George (P)
74
Bankstown
61
Gordon (P)
61
Sutherland
62
St George
57
North Sydney
60
Randwick Petersham
62
Sydney
55
Sutherland
56
Blacktown
55
Randwick Petersham
53
Hawkesbury
55
Sydney
54
Sydney University (P)
52
Sydney University
54
Bankstown
52
Blacktown
50
Parramatta
52
North Sydney
52
Sutherland
49
Sydney
43
Gordon
50
Fairfield-Liverpool
49
Penrith
43
Campbelltown-Camden
45
UNSW
46
Manly-Warringah
42
Fairfield-Liverpool
43
Eastern Suburbs
43
St George
37
Sydney University
43
Northern District
41
Northern District
36
Northern District
42
North Sydney
39
Randwick Petersham
31
Hawkesbury
36
Campbelltown-Camden
37
UNSW
30
Penrith
35
Western Suburbs
36
Campbelltown-Camden
30
Parramatta
34
Manly-Warringah
30
Western Suburbs
30
Manly-Warringah
31
Mosman
30
Blacktown
24
Mosman
24
Penrith
30
Eastern Suburbs
18
Western Suburbs
24
Hawkesbury
24
Fairfield-Liverpool
12
Eastern Suburbs
6
Gordon
22
Mosman
4th Grade
5th Grade
0
Club Championship
Sydney
73
St George
79
St George
1482.00
Western Suburbs
66
Gordon (P)
73
Bankstown
1339.00
Bankstown
63
Penrith
62
Sutherland
1338.00
Gordon
62
Parramatta
56
Sydney
1250.00
St George (P)
59
Fairfield-Liverpool
56
UNSW
1242.00
Northern District
59
Blacktown
54
Parramatta
1190.00
North Sydney
54
North Sydney
50
North Sydney
1183.00
Randwick Petersham
50
Eastern Suburbs
49
Gordon
1166.00
Manly-Warringah
44
Bankstown
49
Randwick Petersham
1137.00
Sutherland
43
Sydney
47
Sydney University
1099.00
Penrith
41
Sydney University
44
Blacktown
1034.00
Fairfield-Liverpool
37
Western Suburbs
36
Northern District
989.00
Parramatta
31
Northern District
36
Fairfield-Liverpool
976.00
Eastern Suburbs
31
Campbelltown-Camden
30
Campbelltown-Camden
926.00
UNSW
25
Randwick Petersham
28
Manly-Warringah
924.00
Sydney University
25
Manly-Warringah
25
Western Suburbs
910.00
Mosman
22
Hawkesbury
25
Hawkesbury
907.00
Hawkesbury
19
Mosman
24
Penrith
842.00
Blacktown
18
Sutherland
19
Eastern Suburbs
634.00
Campbelltown-Camden
13
UNSW
Mosman
474.00
6
(P) – Premiers
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TREASURER’S REPORT
by Barry Coad
The following unaudited profit and loss statement is presented which indicates a trading deficit of
$42,520.46 was recorded for the 2013 fiscal year. Auditor’s Report will be presented at this year’s
AGM.
The last 12 months has reflected a favourable increase in sponsorship and functions revenue although
total revenue was down on 2012 due mainly to "once only" grants received from Penrith City
Council & cricket NSW in 2012, contributing $94,948.00 to development of Howell Oval electronic
scoreboard & other capital expenditure.
Other increases in expenditure which need to be noted include:



Repair of equipment (rollers etc.) at $19,403.68 compared to $2,379.09 in 2012.
Electricity costs have also doubled from $5,337 in 2012 to $11,099.
The other area of major cost increase was administration office which we note included the
Facility Manager’s payments which went from $13,494.20 up to $29,712.
Signage sponsorship has improved to $13,273 with contra deals totalling $9,000 (works to
facility in lieu of cash) therefore total of $22,273.00 compared to $6,909.00 in 2012 (69%
increase).
Indoor hire has also increased from $1,346 up to $5,295.45 (75%) showing benefits of increased
usage and promotion together with function room hire which has significantly improved from
$545.45 up to $4,616.00.
Increase in sponsorship from Penrith Leagues Club has also been negotiated by the Facility Manager
from $12,000 to $15,000.
It is important also to note we have secured a Grant from the NSW Govt to provide a well-needed
new boundary fence to Rance Oval and two covered shelters for $25,000 plus GST which is awaiting
payment and pending commencement of works.
The canteen shows a profit of $5,088.00 for the year & we hold stock ($880, cost) which should
generate sales of $1700.00.
The employment contract for the Facility Manager’s position was formalised in April, 2013 which
should allow for further growth in function and sponsorship revenue in the next 12-month period.
As at 31/4/13 a healthy current cheque account balance of $59,140.34 was noted.
The new Clubhouse has continued to be promoted including regular use by Local Member and
Assistant Federal Treasurer Mr David Bradbury as well as the general community of Penrith.
Improvements to the Howell Oval cricket square and practice square has recently been carried out as
well as further concreting works to the surrounds of the pavilion, & purchase of new lawnmower etc.
It is envisaged further improvement in signage sponsorship and function room hire revenue should
now occur given establishment of the Facility Manager’s Agreement and associated number of new
deals in the pipeline.
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Penrith District Cricket Club Inc.
Profit & Loss [Cash]
May 2012 through April 2013
Income
Sponsorships
Signage sponsorship
Funding
NSW Cricket Association Grant
Registrations
Clothing & Gear Sales
Club memberships
Hire - Ovals
Hire - Indoor Centre
Hire- Function room
Canteen
Car Park Collections
Donations
Function Income
Total Income
$13,636.36
$13,272.72
$69,950.00
$48,596.37
$28,569.27
$2,172.73
$68.64
$1,461.36
$5,295.45
$4,615.91
$20,718.29
$10,561.02
$508.12
$34,792.32
Cost of Sales
Coaching Fees
Umpire Fees
Player Rewards
Awards & Prizes
Uniforms & Gear
Cricket Equipment >$6000
Turf
Equipment & Supplies
Equipment Fuel & Oil
Equipment Repairs & Maintenance
Equipment Hire
Total Cost of Sales
$12,780.00
$3,004.55
$6,200.00
$500.00
$24,756.36
$2,926.91
$2,625.00
$2,617.69
$3,509.14
$19,403.68
$848.45
$254,218.56
$79,171.78
Gross Profit
$175,046.78
Expenses
Bank Fees & Charges
Advertising
Accounting & Auditing Fees
Administration - office
Insurance
Licence fees/Reng fees
Membership & Affiliation Fees
Depreciation Expense
Computer needs
Stationery & Printing
Small furniture & equip etc
Gifts & Donations
Howell Oval - Repairs & Mtance
Howell Oval - Amenities
Items for ovals under $6500
Rance Oval
Minor grounds - Repairs & Mtance
Minor grounds - Amenities
Cleaner/cleaning needs
$346.10
$1,575.46
$1,400.00
$29,712.00
$1,041.80
$632.00
$1,165.46
$24,910.40
$90.90
$4,732.57
$2,498.70
$400.00
$6,041.27
$789.69
$5,449.07
$3,274.00
$32.59
$55.00
$1,902.61
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Profit & Loss Statement (Cont.)
Hardware, materials & supplies
Security - Howell Oval
Sponsorship Incentive Scheme
Employment Expenses
Superannuation
Wages & Salaries
Workers Compensation
Medical & Ambulance Fees
Telephone & Internet
Electricity
Functions - outside
Functions & Entertainment
Presentation Night
Meeting Amenities
Trophies & Awards
Canteen Supplies/Inspection
Total Expenses
$1,490.14
$150.00
$675.00
$5,513.04
$63,356.00
$1,771.11
$50.00
$2,714.71
$11,099.55
$2,954.55
$25,710.95
$500.00
$49.79
$879.88
$15,630.62
$218,594.96
Operating Profit
-$43,548.18
Other Income
Interest Income
Total Other Income
$1,027.72
$1,027.72
Other Expenses
Net Profit (Loss)
-$42,520.46
Balance Sheet
As of April 2013
Assets
Current Assets
Cash On Hand
Commonwealth Bank Chq Acc
CBA (1) Term Dep 50093193
Closing stock
Facility float
Secretary float(Ross)
Total Cash On Hand
Total Current Assets
Property & Equipment
Ground Maintenance Equipment
Mowers at Cost
Mowers Accum Depn
Container Shed - Rance Oval
Container - Accum depreciation
Roller Shutters - Howell Oval
Roller Shutters - Accum Deprec
Total Ground Maintenance Equipment
$59,140.34
$22,872.36
$880.00
$2,216.57
$500.00
$85,609.27
$85,609.27
$11,818.18
-$2,561.00
$3,390.00
-$646.00
$4,984.80
-$877.00
$16,108.98
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Balance Sheet (Cont.)
Cricket Playing Equipment
Pitch Covers at Cost
Pitch Covers Accum Dep
Jugs bowling machine
Jugs Bowling machines Accu Dep
Scoreboard & Materials at Cost
Scoreboard & Materials Accum D
Total Cricket Playing Equipment
Pavillion Equipment
Fixtures & Fittings at Cost
Fixtures & Fittings Accum Dep
Total Pavillion Equipment
General Equipment
Laptop at Cost
Laptop Accum Dep
Machinery shed Howell Oval
Machinery shed Accum Dep'n
Sight screens at Ranch Oval
Sight Screens Accum Dep'n
Retractable net system etc
Retractable net Accuum Dep's
Total General Equipment
Total Property & Equipment
Total Assets
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
GST Liabilities
GST Collected
GST Paid Total GST Liabilities
Opening stock
Payroll Liabilities
PAYG Withholding Payable
Superannuation Payable
Provision for Long Service Leave
Total Payroll Liabilities
Total Current Liabilities
Total Liabilities
$14,626.00
-$10,496.00
$7,200.00
-$2,354.00
$55,728.18
-$18,288.27
$46,415.91
$1,913.63
-$1,154.63
$759.00
$1,027.27
-$415.00
$9,110.00
-$5,101.00
$2,750.00
-$1,320.00
$19,250.00
-$6,317.00
$18,984.27
$82,268.16
$167,877.43
$7,918.50
$1,308.96
$6,609.54
$880.00
$4,250.00
-$1,024.56
$14,250.50
$17,475.94
$24,965.48
$24,965.48
Net Assets
$142,911.95
Equity
Retained Earnings
Current Year Earnings
Total Equity
$185,432.41
-$42,520.46
$142,911.95
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PUBLICITY
Wonderful publicity on Radio Station 87.6 Vintage FM, together with excellent
weekly coverage in the Penrith Press from Chris Georgakopoulos, who won the Phil
Tressider Award for the third consecutive year for his efforts. We are thankful for the
exposure.
∞
GROUNDS
To all our Ground Staff: Brian Cameron, Ray Harding & Brent Williams. Thank
you all for your efforts this year. Thanks also to Trevor Wholohan for his help to our
grounds people throughout the year.
∞
UMPIRES
Our thanks to the NSW Cricket Umpires Association for its commitment throughout
the Season.
∞
SPONSORS
The Penrith Cricket Club wishes to thank all our Sponsors for their support during
this past Season. For further details on any of our Sponsors & the services they provide,
please visit our Website: www.penrithcricketclub.com.au.
Penrith City Council
Panthers World of
Entertainment, Penrith
Penrith Bowling &
Recreation Club
Hix Group Pty. Ltd.
John R. Turk
Sommers
87.6 Vintage FM Penrith
Able Office furniture
Abcoe Distributors Pty. Ltd.
Complete Recruitment
Solutions
Heartland Holden
Hitchens Removals & Storage
Kaboodle Kitchens
King Henry’s Court
Kingsgrove Sports
Lemongrove Early
Learning
The Lighthouse
Metwest Engineering Pty.Ltd
Michael Ball Real Estate
National Locksmiths
Penrith City Signs
Penrith Physiotherapy
Penrith Valley Pest Control
Phil’s Fitness & Bodybuilding
Pinnacle Taxation Services
St. Dominic’s College
Stainbusters Carpet Cleaning
Westfield
Bateman & Battersby Solicitors
Burston & Cole Solicitors
Jim Aitken & Partners R.E
Nepean Inner Design
Penrith Air Supply
Penrith Paceway
Penrith Professionals R.E.
Ross Fowler & Co. Accountants
C.R. & L.P. Silk
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MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
The Management Committee met on 10 occasions from July, 2012 to April, 2013.
Attendance was:
10 meetings: Ross Graham, Greg Gavin, Daniel Dent
9 meetings: Barry Coad, Mathew Thompson, Adam Park
8 meetings: Wayne Ball
5 meetings: Glenn Venables, Josh Lalor
4 meetings: Chris Silk
Others in attendance at meetings: Kim Hinkley (2 occasions), Mark Wilson (2), Sagar
Pradhan (1) & Eddie Terry (5).
CAPTAINS
Many thanks to the following Captains for their commitment and leadership of our
teams during the 2012/2013 Season:
First Grade:
Second Grade
Third Grade:
Fourth Grade:
Fifth Grade:
Sixth Grade:
Poidevin-Gray:
A.W.Green Shield
Brewer Shield:
Matthew Halse
Mathew Thompson
Paul Goldsmith
Mark Graham
Chris Withers
Barry Coad
Ryan Gibson
Jake Wholohan
Holly Wilson
SPONSORS
Penrith Cricket Club Inc. wishes to acknowledge the support of its generous
Sponsors. In particular, our Major Sponsors – Penrith City Council and Panthers. We are
grateful for your support, without which we would struggle to be competitive in the Premier
Grade Competition in the world. We also acknowledge the generous support of Penrith
Bowling & Recreation Club with gratitude.
To… John & Marie Rennie from Sommers Cricket International who provided
discounts to both the Club and players throughout the year.
And to… The numerous Ball Sponsors who sponsored the cost of cricket balls for
each of the Grade Rounds, together with our new sign Sponsors, we are certainly indebted to
each of you for your support of our game.
We thank you all for your support.
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AWARD WINNERS 2012/2013
Penrith Cricket Club Player of the Year:
Peter Gregersen & Ryan Smith
The Player of the Year Award is adjudged on the 15 common Rounds of the Competition
only, placing all players from each Grade on a “level playing field”.
Points are discussed, agreed upon & awarded in post-match team talks by their peers on a 3-2-1
basis, the player attaining the most points deemed to be the winner of the Award. This system of
adjudication ensures that this Award usually reflects consistency of performances throughout the
Season over the 15 rounds, rather than just one or two outstanding performances.
Shared jointly this year by Peter Gregersen – whose consistent bowling performances yielded
42 wickets @ 11.45 with three five-wicket hauls & BBI being 5/13 & also 233 runs - and Ryan
Smith who attained 594 runs @ 39.60, highest-score of 174* & 19 wickets @ 25.05. These players
demonstrate that wholehearted & consistent performances in their respective grades each week
produce Winners!
Panthers Limited Overs – Player of the Year:
Luke Morrissey
Strong performances in the shorter form of the game contributing to his season’s tally of 609
@ 43.50 saw Luke secure this Award.
Penrith City Council – Colts Player of the Year:
Tom Sargeant
Scoring 327 runs @ 19.24 in his first year with Penrith, Tom was the dominant winner of this
Award.
Penrith Bowling & Recreation Club – T20 Player of the Series:
Patrick Jackson
Clearly able to score quick runs in this form of the game, Patrick snared the major points from two of
the three games to win this Award comfortably.
E. & W. Cammack Outstanding All Rounder:
Ryan Smith
Adjudged on the 15 common rounds of the Competition…
594 Runs, 19 wickets & 15 catches gave Ryan the dominant edge over Ben Betros, Pat Jackson
& Daniel Dent to win this year’s Award.
(N.B. Criteria for assessment: 1 point per run; 10 points per wicket and 10 points per catch;
Minimum 250 runs & 15 wickets)
Trevor Wholohan Fielding Award:
Adam Bayliss
Always giving his team 150% in the field each & every week secured Adam this Award. He
in fact was a very dominant winner, receiving the fielding award points from his peers in 9 of the 15
rounds.
John R. Turk Rookie of the Year Award:
Tyran Liddiard
This was Tyran’s first year in Grade Cricket. A genuine rookie... graded in 5th Grade, he took
27 catches & 1 stumping (28 dismissals) & contributed with 180 runs @ 15.63 with the bat... a gutsy
player & one for the future.
Bob Thomas Encouragement Award:
Luke Hodges
Luke had a good strong second-half to the season, undoubtedly maturing as a cricketer... 268
runs @ 17.87 & 20 wickets @ 11.60 including 2 five-wicket hauls, BBI being 5/17... warrants
encouragement for the seasons ahead.
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The Hix Group Poidevin-Gray Player of the Series Award:
Grant Maguire
Grant was our dominant bowler in the Poidevin-Gray Competition with 14 wickets @ 13.36,
BBI 5/45. His consistent performances won him this year’s Award in a team that was young &
inexperienced.
Bill Ball Memorial A.W. Green Shield Player of the Series Award:
Cameron Weir
The team’s top run-scorer with 227 runs @ 37.83, showcasing two 50s & highest score of 88*
plus the equal-leading wicket-taker for the team – 9 @ 21.44 - won Cameron this year’s Award.
Perce Hargreaves Club Person of the Year:
Michael Sparkes
Always a difficult Award to decide with so many good contributors. Michael’s help with the
A. W. Green Shield team & his enthusiasm in faithfully running fielding drills each week at training
have won him this year’s Award.
Trevor Bayliss Batting Award:
Luke Morrissey
With 609 runs @ 43.50 including 2 /100s & 4/50s, highest-score of 105*... leading run-getter
for the Club & scoring a lot of those runs in pressure situations... Luke deserves this Award. He has
also achieved a personal milestone of 5,000 runs in all grades in his career.
Paul Thomas Bowling Award:
Peter Gregersen
42 wickets @ 11.45; 3 five-wicket hauls with BBI of 5/13... gave Peter this year’s Award.
Often overlooked, Peter proved to be the “go to” man in 4s & 5s when partnerships needed to be
broken. A reliable & valuable player.
Vintage FM 87.6 Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Cricketer of the Year:
Holly Wilson
Holly Wilson successfully captained the Brewer Shield Side to a Finals place in the Limited Overs
Competition. During the season, Holly mentored and guided her young team through the
Competition by leading from the front. She scored 335 runs at an average of 30.45 for the season
with a top score of 52. She also managed to remain tidy during the season collecting 7 catches, 1
stumping and 3 run outs. She is a worthy recipient of this Award.
Complete Recruitment Solutions Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Most Improved:
Rhiannon McCooey & Elise Pelle
This Award is a tough award to give out as all of the girls showed a remarkable improvement this year.
However, the ones that stood out the most are:
1. Rhiannon McCooey: Rhiannon showed an exponential improvement in ability this season. As her
confidence grew, her shots improved. She quickly grew to a dynamic batter who was often called
upon to face the hard, swinging new ball and get the team off to a good start. This was a remarkable
achievement from where she was 12 months ago and can be attributed to hard work, determination
and believing in herself as a good player. Furthermore, her bowling and fielding have improved no
end and was well rewarded with a place in the Imparja Cup Side.
2. Elise Pelle: Young Elise Pelle was never one to back down from a challenge. She worked
extremely hard at her game this season taking on the advice provided by the coaches.
As a result, she showed a huge improvement to her game in both the batting and bowling
departments resulting in some dynamic performances during the season. Her hard work was realised
against Bankstown where she played a fine innings showing great maturing and skill. She will go a
long way in her cricketing career with the attitude and determination she has.
Professionals Real Estate Scholarship Award:
Matthew Newton
The Kerkham Family Wicket Keeping Award:
Timothy Cummins
36 dismissals, 29 catches & 7 stumpings gave Tim this Award for the fourth time. Coupled with his
241 runs @ 21.91, this makes him a more-than-handy gloveman & a worthy recipient of this Award.
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PENRITH CRICKET CLUB PLAYER OF THE YEAR
(calculated on the 15 common Club Rounds)
POINTS TABLE
18
Peter Gregersen & Ryan Smith
17
Daniel Dent
16
Michael Collins
14
Lachlan Coad; Luke Morrissey
13
Adam Bayliss; Aaron Beach; Mark Graham; Jarrod Lee
12
Ben Betros
11
Luke Hodges; Patrick Jackson; Mathew Thompson
10.
Joshua Lalor; Max McNamara
9.
Taran Finemore; Glenn Venables; Cameron Weir
8.
Joshua Dowd; Peter Gott; Matthew Newton
7.
Joshua Betros; Timothy Cummins; Matthew Kimble; Shaun Kitchener; Jacob New;
Daniel Sparkes; Tim Sutton
6.
Jonathan Collins; Jarrah Ferris-Smith; Adrian Isherwood; Jake Wholohan;
Chris Withers
5.
Max Fraser; Blake Langer; Grant Maguire; Kurt Niess; Sagar Pradhan
4.
Jake Collins; Steven Gavin; Paul Goldsmith; Matthew Halse; Jake Hausfeld;
James Newton; Stephen Pascoe; Paul Williams; Justin Weller
3.
Jacob Apicella; Kaine Balgowan; Jackson Edwards; Shannon Finemore; Ryan Gibson;
Ashlyn Govender; James Pinter; Brett Russell
2.
Brock Balgowan; Tyran Liddiard
1.
Waleed Nadeem.
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PENRITH BOWLING &
RECREATION CLUB
PANTHERS LIMITED OVERS
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
T20 PLAYER OF THE SERIES
POINTS TABLE
6
Luke Morrissey
5
Aaron Beach
Patrick Jackson
3
Jarrod Lee
2
Max McNamara
1
Shannon Finemore
Ryan Gibson
Joshua Lalor
POINTS TABLE
6
Patrick Jackson
3
Brent Williams
Max McNamara
2
Tim Cummins
Aaron Beach
1
Shannon Finemore
Luke Morrissey
POIDEVIN-GRAY
PLAYER OF THE SERIES
POINTS TABLE
PENRITH CITY COUNCIL
7
Grant Maguire
6
Michael Collins
Jacob Apicella
4
Ryan Gibson
Matthew Newton
Brent Williams
Jarrah Ferris-Smith
COLTS PLAYER OF THE YEAR
POINTS TABLE
13
Tom Sargeant
8
Andrew Hazard
Jake Day
3
Jackson Edwards
2
Tom Harris
7
Brock Balgowan
Waleed Nadeem
1
Jake Wholohan
Jake Collins
4
Brendan Morley
Barry Coad
Blake Langer
Jordan Zeeman
3
2
A.W. GREEN SHIELD
PLAYER OF THE SERIES
Alex Duncan
Daniel Sparkes
Connor New
Joshua O’Grady
Matthew Rech
Jake Hausfeld
POINTS TABLE
13
Michael McGuire
Jacob New
Brendan Sweeney
1
Kaine Balgowan
1
Gabriel Woodland
65
Cameron Weir
7
Jake Wholohan
6
Jordan Zeeman
5
Jake Hausfeld
4
Jake Day
3
Daniel Sparkes
2
James Newton
Andrew Hazard
PAST AWARD WINNERS
Penrith Cricket Club Player of the Year
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
1980/81
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
1986/87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990/91
1991/92
1992/93
1993/94
Geoff Davies
Chris Studeman
Ken Hall
Ken Hall
Tony Radanovic
Charlie Doyle
Bob Clarence
Graeme Beard
Graeme Beard
Peter Savage
Pasco Skelin
Andrew Bridge
Rod Bower
Craig Bayliss
Steve Kennaugh, Ray Hudswell
& Greg Sheens
Karl Danenbergsons
Karl Danenbergsons
Phil Amson
Phil Chie
1994/95
1995/96
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Trevor Bayliss & Warren Buttigieg
Bill Newell
Paul Thomas
Kevin Geyer
Brett Newman
Greg Hunt
Brett Newman
Steve Kennaugh
Dale Turner
David Johnson
Kevin Geyer
Derek Arnberger
Rhys Finemore
Mark Graham & Jarrad Burke
Joshua Lalor & Tim McKay
Ben Betros
Joshua Lalor
Adrian Isherwood
Peter Gregersen & Ryan Smith
Panthers Limited Overs Player of the Year
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
David Taylor
Dale Turner
Simon Williams
Paul Goldsmith
Vaughn Williams
Jarrad Burke
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Greg Hunt & Ahillen Beadle
Patrick Jackson
Luke Morrissey
Joshua Lalor
Jordan Silk
Luke Morrissey
Penrith City Council Colts Player of the Year
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
Christopher Novak
Michael Harding & Peter Betros
Stephen Pascoe
Joshua Betros
Madhur Bhandari
Peter Bryant
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Ronit Lotliker
Daniel Miklosz
Matthew Newton
Adam Bayliss
Lachlan Coad
Tom Sargeant
Penrith Bowling & Recreation Club – T20 Player of the Series
2009/10
2010/11
Jordan Silk / Brett Newman
Joshua Lalor
2011/12
2012/13
Max McNamara
Patrick Jackson
E. & W. Cammack Outstanding All Rounder
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
1980/81
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
1986/87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990/91
1991/92
1992/93
1993/94
1994/95
Geoff Davies
Ken Hall
Ken Hall
Ken Hall
Ken Hall
Ken Hall
Ken Hall
Graeme Beard
Tony Dukes
Ken Hall
Ken Hall
Brett Wheeldon
Brett Wheeldon
Greg Sheens
Paul Maraziotis
Peter Sredojevic
Phil Amson
Steve Kennaugh
Trevor Bayliss
1995/96
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/00
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
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Phil Chie
Dale Turner
Dale Turner
Steve Kennaugh
Paul Grosse
Brett Newman
Steve Kennaugh
Dale Turner
Dale Turner
Liam Zammit
Cosikan Beadle
Jarrad Burke
Jarrad Burke
Joshua Lalor
Patrick Jackson
Patrick Jackson
Patrick Jackson
Ryan Smith
PAST AWARD WINNERS (Continued)
Trevor Wholohan Fielding Award
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
1980/81
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
1986/87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990/91
1991/92
1992/93
1993/94
Bob Clarence
Gary Harper
Rod Vernon
Greg Jamieson
David White
Graeme Thorpe
Eric Higgins
Brian Wood
Wayne Holt
Lawrie Renshall
Ian Schofield
Brian Wood
Craig Bayliss
Michael House
Murray Rayner
Tim Hahn
Mike Nichols
Darryl Parmenter
Darryl Parmenter
1994/95
1995/96
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/00
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Geoff Sullivan
Dale Turner
Dale Turner
Shane Stanton & Matthew Carter
Chris Maraziotis
Matthew Carter & Kieran Doyle
Brett Newman
Paul Goldsmith
Danial Lindsay
Andrew Sztelma
Ashlee Johnson
Stewart Rhodes
Glen Franshaw
Jordan Silk
Joshua Betros
Jordan Silk
Jacob Apicella
Stephen Pascoe
Adam Bayliss
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Glenn Bradley
Kevin Geyer
Jason Moss
Greg Hunt & Jarrad Burke
Rhett Lockyear
Glenn Venables
Christopher Joseph
Peter Betros
Anthony Marr
Christian Samuels
Ryan Smith
Daniel Smyth
Matthew Cummins
Patrick Pope
James Devlin
Cameron Weir
Tyran Liddiard
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Evan Jansz & Matthew Carter
Matthew Kimble
Pat Jackson
Ahillen Beadle
Greg Clarence & Grant Sampson
Cosikan Beadle
Brett Campbell
Tim Sutton
David Penellum
Joshua Clarke
Ronit Lotliker
Jacob Apicella
Brent Williams
Jarrah Ferris-Smith
Jackson Edwards
Luke Hodges
John R. Turk Rookie of the Year Award
1979/80
1980/81
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
1986/87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990/91
1991/92
1992/93
1993/94
1994/95
1995/96
Mark Pratt
Hugh McKay
Glenn Dixon
Barry Coad
Greg Sheens
Grant Woodbridge
Gary Cumberbatch
Andrew Crawford
Kirk Yates
Jason Conn
Tim Fraser
Gary Sheen
Paul Goldsmith
Darren Reeves
Michael Buffett
Michael Goldsmith
David Taylor
Bob Thomas Encouragement Trophy
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
1986/87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990/91
1991/92
1992/93
1993/94
1994/95
1995/96
1996/97
Tony Dukes
Michael Wholohan
Michael MacEnespie
Jason Penrose
John Saint
Brett Wheeldon
Dave Anable
Jason Arnberger
Craig Becker
Jason Benton
Mark Comber
Damien Duroux
Brett Savage
Brad Bird
Brendan Jansz
David Johnson
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PAST AWARD WINNERS (Continued)
The Hix Group Poidevin-Gray Player of the Series Award
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
1980/81
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
1986/87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990/91
1991/92
1992/93
1993/94
1994/95
1995/96
Steve Frances
Ray Eldridge
David Laming
Ray Eldridge
David Breckenbridge
Mark Oliver
Trevor Bayliss
Wayne Holt
Michael Wholohan
John Saint
Greg Sheens
Steve Kennaugh
Brett Wheeldon
Brett Wheeldon
Murray Rayner
Jason Arnberger
Shane Greggs
Paul Maraziotis
Geoff Sullivan
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Darren Reeves,Brett Savage
& Shane Renneberg
Paul Grosse
Shane Stanton
Tim Lang & Matthew Halse
Jarrad Burke
Liam Zammit
Jarrad Burke
Patrick Jackson
Ahillen Beadle
Ahillen Beadle
Ahillen Beadle
Jarryd Blake
Tim Sutton
Max McNamara
Joshua Clarke
Jordan Silk
Grant Maguire
Bill Ball Memorial A.W. Green Shield Player of the Series Award
1974/75
1975/76
1976/77
1977/78
1978/79
1979/80
1980/81
1981/82
1982/83
1983/84
1984/85
1985/86
1986/87
1987/88
1988/89
1989/90
1990/91
1991/92
1992/93
1993/94
David Williams
John Burnitt
Stuart Green
David White
Stuart Hogan
Richard Magin
Wayne Holt
Andrew Bennett
Kirk Yates
Pasco Skelin
Derek Arnberger
Bruce Hill
Brett Wheeldon & Andrew Crawford
Peter Sredojevic
Nathan Rennie
Murray Rayner & Geoff Sullivan
Gary Sheen & Ben Rennie
Matthew Manton
Anthony Augustine
Anthony Augustine
1994/95
1995/96
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Brett Newman
Shane Stanton
Matthew Halse
Jason Moss
Dean Carr & Greg Hunt
Michael Ross
Ben Jackson
Ahillen Beadle
Edward Brown
Joshua Lalor
Tim Sutton
Darren Goonewardene
Ben Betros
Joshua Clarke
Patrick Cummins
Richard Potter
Patrick Pope & Adrian Isherwood
Jake Wholohan
Cameron Weir
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Kevin Geyer
Cheryl Graham
Ed Terry
Ray Harding
Chris Silk
Joe Poulter
Ryan Smith
Taran Finemore & Michael Harding
Mark Graham
Michael Sparkes
Perce Hargraves Club Person of the Year
1992/93
1993/94
1994/95
1995/96
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
Brian Cameron
Matt Langdon
Darren Reeves
Geoff Sullivan
John Thomas
Bob & Jenny Myerscough
Steve Morrissey
Sue Bradley
Cheryl Hunt
Marilyn Poulter
Dennis Dees
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PAST AWARD WINNERS (Continued)
Trevor Bayliss Batting Award
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
Paul Maraziotis
Kevin Geyer
David Taylor
Brendan Jansz
David Taylor
David Taylor
Simon Williams
Peter Betros
Brett Russell
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
David Taylor
Jarrad Burke
Greg Hunt
Greg Hunt
Tim Sutton
Clarence Dent
Jordan Silk
Luke Morrissey
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Ian Russell
Ryan Smith
Mark Graham
Joshua Lalor
Michael Harding
Joshua Lalor
Jake Wholohan
Peter Gregersen
Paul Thomas Bowling Award
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
Glenn Bradley
Paul Goldsmith
Brett Newman
Michael House
Michael Goldsmith
Liam Zammit
Dirk van der Kley
David Johnson
Anthony Marr
Vintage FM 87.6 Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Cricketer of the Year
1992/93
1993/94
1994/95
1995/96
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/00
Cathy Avery
Sharmaine Smith
Jenni Bates
Alison Clisdell
Tracy Lillis
Tracy Harrington
Alison Clisdell
No team
2000-2005/6
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
No team
Annette Green
Eliza Gawthorne
Kerry Dowling
Annette Green & Eliza Gawthorne
No team
Emma Felsch
Holly Wilson
Complete Recruitment Solutions Penrith Cricket Club Women’s Most Improved
1996/97
1997/98
1998/99
1999/00
2000-2005/6
2006/07
Rachel Martin
Rebecca Tomlinson
Rebecca Wise
No team
No team
Jessica Toomey
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Louise Maclure
Stephanie Hawkins
Katherine Wong
No team
Hayley Lihou
Rhiannon McCooey & Elise Pelle
Professionals Real Estate Scholarship Award
1997/98
1998/99
1999/00
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
Shane Stanton
Glenn Bradley & Liam Zammit
Luke Morrissey
Greg Hunt
Stuart Kinsella
Ahillen Beadle
Tim McKay
Brett Russell
2005/06
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
Darren Goonewardene
Shannon Finemore
Jessica Toomey
Timothy Cummins
Martin Pope
Kurt Niess
Grant Maguire
Matthew Newton
The Kerkham Family Wicket Keeping Award
1999/2000
2000/01
2001/02
2002/03
2003/04
2004/05
2005/06
Luke Morrissey
Rhett Lockyear
Mark McCartney
Luke Morrissey
Darren Cox
Mark McCartney
Luke Morrissey
2006/07
2007/08
2008/09
2009/10
2010/11
2011/12
2012/13
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Timothy Cummins
Luke Morrissey
Timothy Cummins
Richard Potter
Timothy Cummins
Sagar Pradhan
Timothy Cummins
HONOUR BOARDS
A player who scores 5,000 runs or takes 300 wickets for the Club is recognised in perpetuity on the Hunter
Pavilion Honour Board.
5,000 Runs (all grades)
Name
I
T.Bayliss
D.Taylor
M.Wholohan
K.Geyer
G.Sullivan
G.Hunt
R.Bower
L.Morrisey
M.Kimble
S.Kennaugh
A.Park
K.McDonald
256
288
296
233
262
201
158
294
242
216
229
216
300 Wickets (all grades)
Name
O
P.Thomas
P.Goldsmith
P.Savage #
J.Llewelyn #
M.Graham
R.Halse
M.Halse
P.Chie
G.Donlan #
K.Hall #
D.Dent
J.K.Lalor
M.Goldsmith
S.Kennaugh
R.Hudswell
B.Newman
NO
HS
Runs
50
100
Ave.
43
35
47
14
23
8
18
66
23
18
19
10
206*
161
202*
167
157
164
200
105*
124*
150
142
167*
9054
8617
6615
6597
6267
5972
5716
5579
5538
5215
5102
5019
43
60
31
30
25
32
37
22
31
31
25
20
19
12
6
11
11
9
12
4
4
3
5
5
42.51
34.06
26.57
30.12
26.22
30.94
40.82
24.47
25.29
26.34
24.30
24.36
M
5878.4 1678
4293
984
3190
696
2961
566
2592.1
536
3064.2
833
2982.2
672
3031.1
866
2910
625
3095
886
2481.1
603
2007.2
436
2361.4
471
2484.1
802
2391
717
2183
432
R
W
Ave.
5wi
10wm
Best
15822
12830
7437
8348
8015
7051
9513
7893
7758
7203
6595
6234
7592
6305
5490
7169
687
572
418
412
401
393
375
371
355
354
354
337
336
322
311
301
23.03
22.43
17.79
20.26
19.99
17.94
25.37
21.27
21.85
20.40
18.63
18.50
22.60
19.58
17.65
23.82
28
16
15
9
10
12
5
16
13
14
12
13
9
9
14
9
2
1
1
2
1
-
8/33
7/45
7/21
6/24
6/17
7/45
6/18
7/65
7/57
8/17
7/63
7/58
7/36
7/42
7/33
6/53
# 8 ball overs converted to 6 ball overs.
Other noteworthy performances in the Club’s history are:
Over 200 Wickets (all grades)
P.Thomas
P.Goldsmith
P.Savage
J.Llewelyn
M.Graham
R.Halse
M.Halse
687
572
418
412
401
393
375
P.Chie
G.Donlan
K.Hall
D.Dent
J.K.Lalor
M.Goldsmith
S.Kennaugh
371
355
354
354
337
336
322
R.Hudswell
B.Newman
L.Zammit
D.Turner
P.Jackson
T.Sullivan
P.Gott
311
301
298
295
281
270
266
W.Buttigieg
G.Venables
G.Sheens
D.Johnson
T.McKay
L.Murphy
258
234
226
224
213
200
3000 Runs (all grades)
T.Bayliss
D.Taylor
M.Wholohan
K.Geyer
G.Sullivan
G.Hunt
R.Bower
L.Morrissey
M.Kimble
S.Kennaugh
A.Park
K.McDonald
P.Maraziotis
9054
8617
6604
6597
6267
5972
5716
5579
5538
5215
5102
5019
4983
D.Turner
P.Grosse
N.Saville
K.Hall
D.Dent
M.Halse
B.Newman
S.Williams
B.Wood
J.Arnberger
J.Benaud
S.Small
G.Doyle
4930
4855
4796
4770
4785
4751
4621
4480
4430
4272
4218
4160
4152
P.Jackson
D.Arnberger
J.Blake
B.Coad
R.Evans
S.Finemore
G.Douglas
D.Duroux
P.Betros
T.Sutton
C.Beadle
S.Pradhan
R.Clarence
70
4091
4028
3904
3839
3737
3722
3648
3616
3498
3468
3456
3418
3306
P.Doyle
S.Hider
W.Buttigieg
J.Burke
H.Sekzenian
R.Halse
B.Russell
G.Sheen
S.Farrell
M.Rayner
3384
3305
3304
3259
3244
3205
3168
3130
3125
3080
HONOUR BOARDS
The Honour Boards also recognise players who score 4,000 runs or take 200 wickets in First Grade
4,000 Runs (First Grade)
Name
I
NO
HS
Runs 50
T.Bayliss
K.Geyer
D.Taylor
R.Bower
K.Hall
L.Morrissey
S.Small
D.Turner
206*
167
161
200
133*
105*
201
127
8813
6597
6002
5716
4770
4707
4160
4143
245
233
231
158
185
240
101
154
43
14
27
18
40
48
12
24
43
30
43
37
22
19
22
26
100
Av.
19
11
5
12
8
4
10
5
43.62
30.12
29.42
40.82
32.79
24.52
46.74
31.86
* not out
200 Wickets (First Grade)
Name
O
M
P.Goldsmith
P.Thomas
K.Hall #
D.Turner
M.Goldsmith
J.K.Lalor
G.Donlan #
#
3371.3 774
3659.5 1133
3095
886
2042
529
1793
354
1395.1 309
1825
391
R
W
Av
5wi
10wm
Best
10276
9862
7203
6062
5765
4404
5090
452
400
354
271
252
246
221
22.73
24.65
20.40
22.36
22.87
17.90
23.03
13
17
14
10
5
12
7
1
1
1
1
1
-
7/45
8/33
8/17
7/29
7/36
7/58
7/57
8 ball overs converted to 6 ball overs.
Representative Players
J.Arnberger
A.Augustine
P.Augustine
T.Bayliss
A.Beadle
G.Beard
P.Blizzard
R.Bower
G.Bradley
D.Burke
J.Burke
S.Burns
G.Clarence
P.Clough
I.Davis
G.Dixon
T.Fraser
K.Geyer
M.Goldsmith
R.Hall
G.Hunt
T.Johnson
S.Karppinen
R.Lockyear
P.Maraziotis
L.Morrissey
S.Nikitaras
J.Penrose
NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; NSW 2nd.XI; NSW Sheffield Shield;
NSW One Day
NSW U17
NSW U17
NSW 2nd.XI; NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day
NSW U17; Australia U19
NSW Sheffield Shield; Australia One Day; NSW One Day
NSW 2nd. XI; NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day
NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day
NSW U17; NSW U19
NSW Colts
NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; Australia U19; NSW 2nd.XI
NSW U17
NSW U17
NSW Colts
NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day
NSW U19
NSW U19
NSW 2nd.XI; NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day
NSW U19; NSW Colts; NSW 2nd.XI
NSW Colts
NSW U17; NSW U19; Australia U19
NSW U19
ACT; NSW 2nd.XI
NSW U19
NSW U19; NSW 2nd.XI
NSW U17
NSW 2nd.XI; NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day
NSW U19
71
HONOUR BOARDS (Continued)
Representative Players (Continued)
G.Pitty
M.Rayner
D.Reeves
N.Rennie
M.Ross
J.Saint
G.Sheen
T.Shiner
S.Small
S.Stanton
G.Sullivan
D.Turner
M.Tingay
B.Wheeldon
S.Williams
B.Wood
L.Zammit
B.Newman
J.K.Lalor
P.Betros
B.Betros
J.Blake
M.McNamara
J.Silk
J.Clarke
P.Cummins
R.Potter
R.Gibson
NSW 2nd.XI
NSW U17
NSW U19; NSW Colts
NSW U17; NSW U19
NSW U17
NSW U17
NSW U17; NSW U19; Australia U19
NSW 2nd.XI
NSW 2nd.XI; NSW Sheffield Shield; NSW One Day
NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts
NSW U17; NSW U19
NSW Pura Cup
NSW U17
NSW U19
NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; NSW 2nd XI
NSW 2nd.XI
NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Colts; Australia U19; NSW Invitation XI; NSW 2ND XI;
NSW Pura Cup, NSW ING Cup
NSW 2ND XI
NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW 2ND XI; NSW Sheffield Shield (One-Day);
NSW Sheffield Shield Sydney Sixers
NSW U17; NSW U19
NSW U17
NSW U19
NSW U19
NSW U17; NSW U19
NSW U17; NSW U19
NSW U17; NSW U19; NSW Sheffield Shield (all forms), Australian Test XI
NSW U17
NSW U19
72
FOR THE RECORD 2012/2013
The 2012/2013 Season saw the following records broken, player achievements and representative honours.
Individual Club Records:
Nil.
Individual Grade Records:
Nil.
Club Record Partnerships:
6th Wicket - Ryan Smith / Luke Hodges 234* v. Blacktown
Grade Record Partnerships
5th Grade - Ryan Smith / Luke Hodges 234* (6th Wicket) v. Blacktown
Achievements:
Batting:
Luke Morrissey
5000 runs in all grades
Patrick Jackson
4000 runs in all grades
Steven Gavin
2000 runs in all grades
Stephen Pascoe
2000 runs in all grades
Peter Gregersen
1000 runs in all grades
James Pinter
1000 runs in all grades
Matthew Newton
1000 runs in all grades
Joshua Lalor
1000 runs in 1st Grade
Bowling:
Mark Graham
400 wickets in all grades
Kurt Niess
100 wickets in all grades
Max McNamara
100 wickets in 1st Grade
73
CLUB RECORDS
RECORD PARTNERSHIPS
WICKET
BATSMEN
TOTAL
OPPONENT
YEAR
207 ##
303 ¶ ##
248 ¶ ##
285 ##
210
155
242 ¶ ##
124
148 ##
77
Balmain
North Sydney
Petersham
Mosman
UTS-Balmain
Manly-Warringah
Eastern Suburbs
University of NSW
Northern District
North Sydney
1979/80
2006/07
1993/94
2002/03
2003/04
2006/07
2001/02
1991/92
2010/11
1976/77
193
239
225
203
257 ##
200 ¶ ##
188
117
139 ##
130 ##
Sutherland
Balmain
Randwick
Parramatta
Parramatta
Fairfield-Liverpool
Manly
St.George
Randwick Petersham
Sutherland
2005/06
1992/93
1992/93
2006/07
1990/91
2001/02
2002/03
1986/87
2009/10
1997/98
First Grade
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
S.Small - T.Everest
N.Saville – J.Burke
T.Bayliss – R.Bower
B.Newman-S.Williams
B.Newman – S.Williams
L.Morrissey – P.Betros
B.Newman – K.McDonald
M.Wholohan – T.Fraser
L.Morrissey – P.Cummins
B.Thebridge – R.Hall
Second Grade
P.Grosse – C.Beadle
J.Ratcliffe – B.Wheeldon
M.Rayner – G.Sheen
G.Hunt – D.Taylor
C.Doyle – S.Lane
M.Wholohan – G.Sullivan
M.Wholohan – L.Murphy
J.Penrose – P.North
M.Cummins – B.Betros
S.Stanton – L.Zammit
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Third Grade
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
** S.Pradhan-D.Smyth-A.Park
291 ##
University of NSW
2008/09
M.Rayner – G.Sheen
222
Waverley
1991/92
D.Morris – S.Lane
236
Hawkesbury
1991/92
A.Beadle – G.Clarence
247
University of NSW
2002/03
H.Sekzenian – D.Noll
169
Wests
1993/94
K.McDonald – B.Newman
172
Fairfield
1998/99
M.Graham – B.Jansz
93 ¶
Parramatta
1999/00
R.Harris – W.Newell
117 ¶
Campbelltown
1994/95
I.Schofield – S.Hider
134 ##
Randwick
1986/87
S.Hider – A.Aviet
110
Parramatta
1986/87
** Partnership at Retirement (hurt) 191; at fall of 1 st Wicket - 291 (Previous Record 171).
Fourth Grade
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
¶
C.Dent-N.Wakefield
L.Wood – A.Park
D.Arnberger – S.Pascoe
K.McDonald – P.Amson
D.Duroux – P.Amson
P.Doyle – S.Dickson
S.Hider – J.Conn
B.Jansz – B.Bird
R.Halse – D.Johnson
M.Kimble – R.Lotliker
- unbroken
##
158
243
196
178
211
128
125
138 ##
100 ¶
114
- Club record
74
Mosman
Bankstown
Sydney University
Campbelltown
Fairfield
Waverley
University NSW
Mosman
Campbelltown
Randwick Petersham
2000/01
1997/98
2006/07
1994/95
1992/93
1981/82
1994/95
1996/97
1997/98
2007/08 (F)
RECORD PARTNERSHIPS (Continued)
WICKET
BATSMEN
TOTAL
OPPONENT
YEAR
161 ¶
178
219 ¶
216 ¶
199
234¶
120
110 ¶
102 ¶
87
University NSW
Western Suburbs
Hawkesbury
Mosman
Hawkesbury
Blacktown
Northern District
Randwick
Manly
University NSW
1984/85
2003/04
1990/91
1990/91
2007/08
2012/13
1992/93
1999/00
1986/87
1994/95
234
359 ¶
197
169
179
133
112
95
68
65
Northern District
Sydney
Manly
Hawkesbury
Blacktown
Cumberland
Petersham
St.George
Bankstown
Cumberland
2009/10
1982/83
1992/93
1992/93
2006/07
1982/83
1982/83
1989/90
1978/79
1978/79
165
209
146
157
106
97
119 ¶
59 ¶
61 ¶
48
Balmain
Sutherland
Western Suburbs
Hawkesbury
Northern District
Sutherland
Blacktown
Northern District
Bankstown
North Sydney
1991/92
2007/08
1984/85
1989/90
1996/97
1979/80
2003/04
1999/00
2010/11
2008/09
Fifth Grade
C.Gunton – M.Freeman
A.Kliendienst – P.Betros
A.Perkins – G.Sullivan
A.Perkins – G.Sullivan
D.Smyth – C.Butler
R.Smith – L. Hodges
P.Amson – D.Dent
P.Chie – R.Halse
D.Ellison – S.Mitchell
M.Goldsmith – D.Dent
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Poidevin-Gray Shield
J.Silk – J.Blake
B.Wood – T.Bayliss
D.Parmenter – J.Arnberger
P.Maraziotis – J.Arnberger
A.Beadle – B.Russell
M.Gouldstone – M.Oliver
S.Dickson – M.Gibson
S.Mitchell – K.Danenbergsons
S.Frances – B.Dengate
R.Eldridge – M.Cullen
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
A.W. Green Shield
J.Bishop – D.Duroux
J.Silk – M.Fraser
S.Burns – J.Saint
G.Sullivan – M.Rayner
M.Myerscough – M.Thompson
R.Magin – A.Dukes
E.Whiley – A.Sztelma
M.Czaikowski – R.Finemore
J.Ferris-Smith – A.Isherwood
C.Shuttleworth – L.Duke
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
¶
-
Unbroken
Club Record Partnerships (Condensed)
WICKET
** 1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
¶
-
GRADE
Third
First
First
First
Second
Fifth
First
Fourth
First
Second
BATSMEN
TOTAL
S.Pradhan–D.Smyth–A.Park
N.Saville – J.Burke
T.Bayliss – R.Bower
B.Newman – S.Williams
C.Doyle – S.Lane
R.Smith – L. Hodges
B.Newman–K.McDonald
B.Jansz – B.Bird
L.Morrissey – P.Cummins
S.Stanton – L.Zammit
291
303 ¶
248 ¶
285
257
234 ¶
242 ¶
138
148
130
OPPONENT
YEAR
Uni. of NSW
North Sydney
Petersham
Mosman
Parramatta
Blacktown
Uni.of NSW
Mosman
Northern District
Sutherland
2008/09
2006/07
1993/94
2002/03
1990/91
2012/13
2001/02
1995/96
2010/11
1997/98
Unbroken
** Partnership at Retirement (hurt) 191; at fall of 1 st Wicket - 291 (Previous Record – 207)
75
CLUB RECORDS
First Grade
Highest Aggregate
Highest Average
Highest Score
Most Wickets
Best Bowling Figures
Most Dismissals W/K
S.Williams
R.Bower
T.Bayliss
G.Davies
K.Hall
L.Morrissey
1092
78.00
206*
61
8/17
55
2002/03
1986/87
1993/94
1973/74
1977/78
2002/03
M.Rayner
N.Hodges
N.Rennie
S.Kennaugh
G.Donlan
L.Morrissey
899
91.50
231*
57
8/92
44
1992/93
2008/09
1997/98
1998/99
1976/77
1998/99
600
79.50
219
54
9/25
39
2008/09
2011/12
2011/12
1984/85
2003/04
1984/85
.v.
Petersham
.v.
Manly
.v.
Petersham
.v.
Manly
.v.
Sydney
.v.
Sydney University
.v.
Fairfield
.v.
Randwick
.v.
Petersham
.v.
Waverley
Second Grade
Highest Aggregate
Highest Average
Highest Score
Most Wickets
Best Bowling Figures
Most Dismissals W/K
Third Grade
Highest Aggregate
Highest Average
Highest Score
Most Wickets
Best Bowling Figures
Most Dismissals W/K
S.Gavin
P.Jackson
P.Jackson
P.Savage
D.Johnson
L.Renshall
Fourth Grade
Highest Aggregate
Highest Average
Highest Score
Most Wickets
Best Bowling Figures
Most Dismissals W/K
J.Penrose
B.Russell
D.Duroux
C.Doyle
G.Williams
S.Richardson
717
175.33
171*
46
9/53
44
1984/85
2004/05
1992/93
1973/74
1980/81
1984/85
J.Benaud
G.Sullivan
J.Benton
I.Russell
T.Lavelle
T.Spain
567
64.10
205*
46
8/24
32
1990/91
1990/91
1991/92
2005/06
1983/84
2003/04
Fifth Grade
Highest Aggregate
Highest Average
Highest Score
Most Wickets
Best Bowling Figures
Most Dismissals W/K
* not out
76
CLUB RECORDS (Continued)
Poidevin-Gray Shield
Highest Aggregate
Highest Average
Highest Score
Most Wickets
Best Bowling Figures
Most Dismissals W/K
J.Arnberger
J.Arnberger
T.Bayliss
M.Halse
P.Thomas
S.Stanton
508
127
204*
22
7/64
18
1992/93
1992/93
1982/83
1999/00
1981/82
1999/00
426
91
136*
22
22
22
9/21
21
2004/05
1996/97
2008/09
1993/94
1993/94
2006/07
1993/94
1988/89
.v.
Sydney
.v.
Sydney
v.
Mosman
.v.
Mosman
A.W. Green Shield
Highest Aggregate
Highest Average
Highest Score
Most Wickets
Best Bowling Figures
Most Dismissals W/K
T.Sutton
L.Morrissey
P.Cummins
P.Augustine
B.Savage
J.Clarke
G.Becker
B.Roberts
* not out
Hat Tricks
Ron Hall
Gary Donlan
Brian Oliver
Peter Savage
Dave Campbell
Glen Bootle
Trevor Bayliss
Paul Thomas
Matt Manton
Phil Chie
Brett Savage
Ross Kerkham
Glenn Bradley
Matthew Halse
Ben Betros
Patrick Cummins
Max McNamara
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
.v.
Mosman
Bankstown
Bankstown
Parramatta
St.George
St.George
Hawkesbury
Manly
Fairfield
Sydney Uni
Manly
Mosman
North Sydney
Manly-Warringah
Northern District
Hawkesbury
Sydney
First Grade
First Grade
Third Grade
Third Grade
Fourth Grade
Fifth Grade
First Grade
First Grade
First Grade
Second Grade
Green Shield
Fifth Grade
Green Shield
Second Grade
Green Shield
Fourth Grade
Poidevin-Gray
1973/74
1978/79
1980/81
1983/84
1984/85 (all bowled)
1986/87
1987/88
1990/91
1993/94
1993/94
1993/94 (Double hat trick)
1995/96
1996/97
2004/05
2006/07
2008/09
2009/10
Club Grade Records (Condensed)
Highest Aggregate
Highest Score
Highest Average
Most Wickets in Season
Best Bowling Figures
Most Career Runs
Most Career Wickets
Most Dismissals W/K
Highest Partnership
* not out
S.Williams
1092
N.Rennie
231*
B.Russell
175.33
G.Davies
61
D.Johnson
9/25
T.Bayliss
9054
P.Thomas
687
L.Morrissey
55
N.Saville/J.Burke 303 ¶
¶ unbroken partnership
77
2002/03
1997/98
2004/05
1973/74
2003/04
2011/12
2004/05
2002/03
2006/07
Aggregates, Averages & Strike Rates
(The Top Current Players down through the Grades)
Batsmen (Minimum 50 Innings, 3000 Runs)
‘N’
Aggregates
Averages
1.
L.Morrissey
5579
1. B.Russell
(3168)
@ 31.06
2.
M.Kimble
5538
2. S.Pradhan
(3418)
@ 27.79
3.
D.Dent
4785
3. P.Jackson
(4091)
@ 26.91
4.
M.Halse
4751
4. P.Betros
(3498)
@ 26.50
5.
P.Jackson
4091
5. T.Sutton
(3468)
@ 26.08
6.
S.Finemore
3722
6. M.Kimble
(5538)
@ 25.29
7.
P.Betros
3498
7. S.Finemore
(3722)
@ 24.98
8.
T.Sutton
3468
8. L.Morrissey
(5579)
@ 24.47
9.
S.Pradhan
3418
9. D.Dent
(4785)
@ 24.29
Brett Russell
3168
10. M.Halse
(4751)
@ 20.93
10.
Bowlers (Minimum 250 Overs, 200 Wickets)
‘N’
Averages
Strike Rates
1.
J.Lalor
(337)
@
18.50
1.
J.Lalor
(337) @ 35.74
2.
D.Dent
(354)
@
18.63
2.
G.Venables
(234) @ 37.74
3.
G.Venables
(234)
@
19.40
3.
M.Graham
(401) @ 38.79
4.
M.Graham
(401)
@
19.99
4.
P.Gott
(266) @ 38.86
5.
P.Gott
(266)
@
21.35
5.
P.Jackson
(281) @ 40.48
6.
P.Jackson
(281)
@
21.60
6.
D.Dent
(354) @ 42.05
7.
P.Goldsmith
(572)
@
22.43
7.
P.Goldsmith
(572) @ 45.03
8.
M.Halse
(375)
@
25.37
8.
M.Halse
(375) @ 47.72
78
ALL GRADES SEASON’S STATISTICS – 2012 / 2013
BATTING
PLAYER
BOWLING
FIELDING
MAT
INN
NO
100S
50S
HS
RUNS
AVE.
O
M
R
W
5WI
10WM
BBI
AVE.
C
Apicella, Jacob
17
19
2
0
1
96*
345
20.29
13.4
1
73
0
NA
0
0
0/1
5
Balgowan, Brock P
12
13
1
0
1
64
164
13.67
40.3
4
143
11
13.00
0
0
4/28
2
Balgowan, Kaine P
13
11
5
0
0
26*
118
19.67
117.4
22
374
14
26.71
0
0
3/27
6
Bayliss, Adam
23
23
2
0
1
50
302
14.38
84.4
21
290
14
20.71
0
0
4/35
8
Beach, Aaron
18
20
2
1
3
101*
596
33.11
Betros, Ben
15
19
0
0
3
86
432
22.74
87.2
11
337
20
16.85
1
0
5/31
6
Betros, Josh
15
16
2
0
1
60*
262
18.71
20
5
84
4
21.00
0
0
2/29
1
Betros, Peter
3
4
1
0
0
34
71
23.67
7
0
34
2
17.00
0
0
1/13
3
Brown, Steven
2
4
2
0
0
6*
8
4.00
Coad, Barry
15
16
0
0
1
57
209
13.06
Coad, Lachlan
15
15
2
0
0
40
161
12.38
Collins, Jake E
15
15
0
0
1
84
267
17.80
Collins, Jonathan
15
14
0
0
0
45
243
17.36
36
7
109
4
27.25
0
0
3/20
4
Collins, Michael J
23
23
6
0
1
50
209
12.29
218.3
39
749
43
17.42
2
0
5/35
10
Cummins, Patrick J
5
5
1
0
0
23*
58
14.50
2
Cummins, Tim P
18
16
5
0
1
51
241
21.91
1
Day, Jake
20
20
5
0
1
85
331
22.07
136.4
23
326
25
13.04
0
0
4/9
5
Dent, Daniel
15
14
3
0
0
44
256
23.27
127.3
42
322
20
16.10
1
0
5/22
4
Dowd, Joshua P
17
17
0
0
2
77
286
16.82
5
3
7
0
NA
0
0
0/7
3
Duncan, Alexander
3
4
0
0
0
46
85
21.25
30
8
90
4
22.50
0
0
4/27
Edwards, Jackson
20
14
6
0
0
3*
17
2.13
160.1
34
506
13
38.92
0
0
4/44
Evans, John
1
2
0
0
0
7
7
3.50
79
W/K
1
2
119
26
375
21
17.86
1
0
5/26
10
16/3
5
1
29/7
ALL GRADES SEASON’S STATISTICS – 2012 / 2013
BATTING
PLAYER
BOWLING
FIELDING
MAT
INN
NO
100S
50S
HS
RUNS
AVE.
O
M
R
W
5WI
10WM
BBI
AVE.
C
Ferris-Smith, Jarrah
21
23
1
0
1
54
336
15.27
5
0
23
0
NA
0
0
0/23
4
Finemore, Shannon G
14
17
1
0
0
48
375
23.44
20
4
76
2
38.00
0
0
1/8
2
Finemore, Taran G
15
13
6
0
0
21
66
9.43
159.2
23
635
27
23.52
1
0
5/36
6
Fraser, Max
7
7
0
0
0
48
156
22.29
41
12
115
2
57.50
0
0
1/14
Gavin, Steven
14
16
2
0
0
33
309
22.07
6
0
41
0
NA
0
0
0/17
4
Gibson, Ryan
23
24
0
0
1
58
471
19.63
39.3
3
235
7
33.57
0
0
3/39
9
Goldsmith, Paul
14
11
4
0
0
30*
97
13.86
105.5
23
272
11
24.73
0
0
3/10
6
Gott, Peter
12
9
2
0
0
8
28
4.00
120
23
356
22
16.18
0
0
3/26
3
Govender, Ashlyn
11
12
0
0
0
45
173
14.42
Graham, Mark A
14
13
3
0
0
33
163
16.30
117
31
269
18
14.94
0
0
3/9
2
Gregersen, Pete
16
17
1
0
2
60
233
14.56
189.2
46
481
42
11.45
3
0
5/13
2
Hackney, Ryan
1
1
0
0
0
7
7
7.00
Halse, Matthew R
13
11
2
0
0
45*
187
20.78
71.2
8
309
9
34.33
0
0
2/36
10
Harris, Tom
8
9
2
0
0
27*
63
9.00
Hausfeld, Jake
24
26
0
1
3
121
530
20.38
7
0
18
1
18.00
0
0
1/18
11
Hazard, Andrew
22
25
1
0
0
47*
336
14.00
113.1
17
373
23
16.22
1
0
5/34
8
Hodges, Luke
18
18
3
0
0
42
268
17.87
116.1
43
232
20
11.60
2
0
5/17
Isherwood, Adrian
22
22
2
0
0
45*
290
14.50
132.2
22
435
16
27.19
0
0
2/5
3
Jackson, Patrick
18
19
1
0
4
83
399
22.17
186.1
39
585
22
26.59
0
0
3/19
3
Kimble, Matt
15
20
0
0
3
75
385
19.25
Kitchener, Shaun
17
13
3
0
0
21
105
10.50
223.4
41
753
27
27.89
1
0
5/106
5
Lalor, Joshua K
11
10
1
0
1
58
138
15.33
177.1
40
546
31
17.61
2
1
6/6
5
Langer, Blake
16
15
4
0
0
29
132
12.00
141
22
382
27
14.15
1
0
6/42
1
80
4
9
W/K
7
ALL GRADES SEASON’S STATISTICS – 2012 / 2013
BATTING
PLAYER
BOWLING
FIELDING
MAT
INN
NO
100S
50S
HS
RUNS
AVE.
O
M
R
W
5WI
10WM
BBI
AVE.
C
Le Huray, Thomas
3
4
0
0
0
2
3
0.75
19
2
78
4
19.50
0
0
2/2
1
Lee, Jarrod
18
14
5
0
0
35
156
17.33
217.2
41
703
33
21.30
0
0
4/28
5
Liddiard, Tyran
18
15
8
0
0
35*
180
25.71
Lockyear, Rhett
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0.00
Maguire, Grant
16
13
5
0
0
28
125
15.63
Maher, Nathan
1
2
0
0
0
4
4
2.00
Maskell, Nathan
5
5
0
0
0
10
26
5.20
McGuire, Michael
15
17
2
0
0
47
281
18.73
McNamara, Max
16
11
6
0
0
20
65
13.00
167.1
27
620
25
24.80
0
0
3/28
3
Morley, Brendan
13
14
0
0
1
71
196
14.00
2
0
8
0
NA
0
0
0/8
4
Morrissey, Luke J
17
20
6
2
4
105*
609
43.50
1
0
5
0
NA
0
0
0/5
7
Nadeem,Waledahmed
20
15
5
0
0
24*
118
11.80
160.4
18
566
33
17.15
2
0
6/9
9
New, Connor
12
13
1
0
0
40
152
12.67
29
7
96
0
NA
0
0
0/6
4
New, Jacob
19
20
0
0
1
75
316
15.80
59.2
10
191
11
17.36
0
0
4/29
6
Newton, James
22
22
1
0
1
51
317
15.10
Newton, Matt
22
25
2
0
3
97
533
23.17
1
0
9
0
NA
0
0
0/9
9
Niess, Kurt J
17
14
9
0
0
9
22
4.40
199.4
41
691
30
23.03
0
0
3/37
2
O'Grady, Joshua
5
5
0
0
0
42
44
8.80
42
1
166
10
16.60
0
0
3/25
2
Pascoe, Steve
13
15
3
0
2
58
273
22.75
5
Pinter, James A
15
17
0
0
1
81
279
16.41
7
Pope, Patrick
5
8
0
0
0
33
92
11.50
Pradhan, Sagar
14
18
0
1
1
125
347
19.28
Rech, Matthew
13
15
2
0
0
43
161
12.38
81
W/K
27/1
124.4
16
486
29
16.76
2
0
5/45
1
2
7
0
32
0
NA
0
0
0/4
1
2
21/4
7/3
8
119.2
18
424
19
22.32
0
0
4/24
5
ALL GRADES SEASON’S STATISTICS – 2012 / 2013
BATTING
PLAYER
BOWLING
FIELDING
MAT
INN
NO
100S
50S
HS
RUNS
AVE.
O
M
R
W
5WI
10WM
BBI
AVE.
Rhodes, Stewart J
2
3
0
0
0
33
62
20.67
4
0
21
1
21.00
0
0
1/11
Russell, Brett M
7
7
1
0
0
43*
147
24.50
Saint-Barry, Brayden
C
5
28
4
92
3
30.67
0
0
2/22
1
Sargeant, Tom
19
18
1
0
1
66
327
19.24
1
Smith, Lachlan
7
9
0
0
0
30
70
7.78
1
Smith, Ryan P
15
16
1
1
3
174*
594
39.60
147
30
476
19
25.05
0
0
3/19
15
Sparkes, Daniel
25
22
2
0
1
51*
253
12.65
148.2
36
345
26
13.27
1
0
6/40
5
Sutton, Tim L
6
7
0
0
1
64
150
21.43
33
11
93
6
15.50
0
0
3/25
5
Sweeney, Brendan M
11
10
5
0
0
16*
48
9.60
111
23
370
17
21.76
0
0
3/22
2
Thompson, Mathew
13
18
3
0
2
88*
396
26.40
7
0
32
1
32.00
0
0
1/2
8
Venables, Glenn
13
12
2
0
1
72*
166
16.60
141.5
28
412
23
17.91
1
0
6/40
2
Wearne, Samuel
7
6
1
0
0
25
58
11.60
6
0
37
1
37.00
0
0
1/6
1
Weir, Cam
21
22
1
0
4
88*
555
26.43
71.2
9
261
13
20.08
0
0
4/71
8
Weller, Justin
5
3
1
0
0
21
22
11.00
39.5
6
124
6
20.67
0
0
3/23
3
Whiticker, Timothy
14
14
2
0
0
33*
169
14.08
8
1
35
0
NA
0
0
0/35
Wholohan, Jake M
28
27
4
0
1
72
335
14.57
263
42
886
26
34.08
0
0
3/21
12
Williams, Brent
23
25
1
0
2
72
463
19.29
116.4
11
535
18
29.72
0
0
2/6
10
Williams, Paul
13
13
0
0
0
20
140
10.77
104.1
20
374
14
26.71
0
0
3/44
3
Withers, Chris
17
17
3
0
1
68
350
25.00
44.5
12
109
6
18.17
0
0
3/29
10
Woodland, Gabe
16
16
0
1
1
119
418
26.13
82.2
21
203
11
18.45
0
0
3/14
4
Zeeman, Jordan
15
13
3
0
1
52
270
27.00
75.4
20
166
12
13.83
0
0
3/15
5
82
W/K
9/3
13/5
2012 / 2013 CAREER STATS - CURRENT PLAYERS
BATTING
BOWLING
Name
I
N/O
R
AV
H/S
50
100
O
M
R
W
AV
Jacob Apicella
Brock Balgowan
Kaine Balgowan
Adam Bayliss
Aaron Beach
Ben Betros
Joshua Betros
Peter Betros
Lachlan Coad
Jake Collins
Jonathan Collins
Michael Collins
Patrick Cummins
Timothy Cummins
Daniel Dent
Joshua Dowd
Jackson Edwards
Jarrah Ferris-Smith
Shannon Finemore
Taran Finemore
Max Fraser
Steven Gavin
Ryan Gibson
Paul Goldsmith
Peter Gott
65
4
7
33
20
123
132
153
18
14
18
46
34
97
251
27
14
46
162
75
47
102
87
196
96
5
1
2
2
2
14
7
21
2
0
0
6
12
24
54
0
6
2
13
41
5
10
6
93
33
1408
29
77
488
596
2610
2565
3498
165
248
322
638
331
1556
4785
353
18
754
3722
458
908
2151
1667
1380
542
23.47
9.67
15.40
15.74
33.11
23.94
20.52
26.50
10.31
17.71
17.89
15.95
15.05
21.32
24.29
13.07
2.25
17.14
24.98
13.47
21.62
23.38
20.58
13.40
8.60
199
17
26
50
101*
114*
95
137*
40
84
45
86
69
66*
104
77
4
103
116*
35*
85*
106
78
59*
32
5
2
119.4
6
88
138.2
12
1
17
32
471
25
274
405
17
1
10
29
27.71
25.00
27.40
13.97
1038.1
416.1
383.5
124
188
51
55
27
3499
1538
1377
391
134
58
45
21
26.11
26.52
30.60
18.62
40
281
451
7
54
79
130
944
1402
4
55
67
32.50
17.16
20.93
2481.1
9
148.1
4
540.2
1007.5
253.2
172.5
228.2
4293
1722.4
603
3
33
0
76
151
54
18
41
984
274
6595
22
427
13
1947
3626
835
803
794
12830
5679
354
1
11
0
83
141
31
17
35
572
266
18.63
22.00
38.82
23.46
25.72
26.94
47.24
22.69
22.43
21.35
1
3
16
15
14
1
1
7
5WI
10WM
3
1
BB
C/S
4\33
1\25
2\9
4\27
22
2
6
15
1
43
44
52
12
16\3
7
23
19
165\33
106
5
5
22\1
62
33
17
27
35
85
53
1
5\31
5\36
4\32
5\26
2
2
3\20
5\35
6\56
1
2
1
6
15
2
2
21
3
5
7
1
1
1
1
2
83
12
1
3
16
9
1
7\63
1\15
4\44
0\4
6\43
5\36
3\16
4\32
4\19
7\45
6\43
2012 / 2013 CAREER STATS - CURRENT PLAYERS
BATTING
BOWLING
Name
I
N/O
R
AV
H/S
Ashlyn Govender
14
0
218
15.57
45
Mark Graham
175
72
1466
14.23
66*
50
100
O
M
R
W
AV
5WI
10WM
BB
C/S
1
2
2592.1
536
8015
401
19.99
10
6\17
75
Peter Gregersen
71
7
1095
17.11
80
5
354.3
78
1013
76
13.33
3
5\13
22
Matthew Halse
270
43
4751
20.93
84
19
2982.2
672
9513
375
25.37
5
6\18
172
Tom Harris
19
2
328
19.29
41
Jake Hausfeld
13
1
228
19.00
121
Andrew Hazard
2
0
26
13.00
18
Luke Hodges
17
3
250
17.86
Adrian Isherwood
33
5
493
28\4
1
7
0
18
1
18.00
42
116.1
43
232
20
11.60
17.61
45*
299.2
58
835
44
18.98
Patrick Jackson
169
17
4091
26.91
219
Shaun Kitchener
13
3
105
10.50
21
Matthew Kimble
242
23
5538
25.29
124*
31
Joshua Lalor
140
30
1872
17.02
59
4
Blake Langer
4
2
29
14.50
18*
Jarrod Lee
93
31
1460
23.55
81
Tyran Liddiard
14
7
172
24.57
35*
Grant Maguire
19
10
176
19.56
28
Nathan Maher
59
3
1076
19.21
102
Max McNamara
77
50
297
11.00
28*
Brendan Morley
3
0
32
10.67
16
Luke Morrissey
294
66
5579
24.47
105*
Waleed Nadeem
4
1
44
14.67
19
Jacob New
26
1
408
16.32
75
Connor New
4
0
12
3.00
7
20
3
4
6
2
1
1\18
11
5\17
0
4\40
8
1896
427
6071
281
21.60
9
8\67
70
223.4
41
753
27
27.89
1
5\106
5
596
156
2637
120
21.98
1
5\3
128
2007.2
436
6234
337
18.50
13
7\58
55
55.3
9
158
13
12.15
3\13
0
1325
74
1493
69
21.64
5\80
36
2
1
27\1
205.2
6
22
1
4
2
84
32
690
37
18.65
1
5\30
6
3\32
22
7\46
24
79.4
11
333
13
25.62
1359.5
249
4542
183
24.82
3
0
14
0
-
0\4
400\69
48
5
151
5
30.20
3\67
0
71.2
11
241
10
24.10
4\29
12
2
0
6
0
0.00
0\6
4
3
1
2012 / 2013 CAREER STATS - CURRENT PLAYERS
BATTING
BOWLING
Name
I
N/O
R
AV
H/S
50
James Newton
32
4
488
17.43
61
2
Matthew Newton
52
2
1137
22.74
97
7
100
O
M
R
W
AV
5WI
10WM
BB
C/S
42\7
54
1
269
6
44.83
1
2\69
26
Kurt Niess
60
35
355
14.20
45*
770.5
165
2469
104
23.74
7\29
19
Stephen Pascoe
121
13
2188
20.26
97
7
16
3
79
1
79.00
1\0
51
James Pinter
64
2
1142
18.42
85
7
51.2
5
305
9
33.89
2\9
12
Patrick Pope
41
10
629
20.29
53*
2
Sagar Pradhan
139
16
3418
27.79
180
11
Matthew Rech
2
0
0
0.00
0
Stewart Rhodes
96
2
2574
27.38
121
16
Brett Russell
114
12
3168
31.06
202*
Ryan Smith
95
18
1660
21.56
174*
Daniel Sparkes
13
1
177
14.75
51*
1
Tim Sutton
147
14
3468
26.08
105*
17
57\15
9
101\6
27
6
75
2
37.50
1\27
5
3
356.4
49
958
32
29.94
4\31
33
8
3
149.2
11
811
24
33.79
6
1
1178
202
4189
172
24.35
62
16
143
11
368.1
70
1267
16
1
193
2
Brendan Sweeney
1
4\61
46
6\44
66\1
13.00
4\19
5
48
26.40
4\24
76
41
2
20.50
2\41
2
38
675
31
21.77
4\33
40
6\17
35
11
5
Mathew Thompson
124
10
2719
23.85
125
15
Glenn Venables
119
18
1744
17.27
72*
4
1472
278
4539
234
19.40
Cameron Weir
31
0
601
19.39
84
3
25
4
83
4
20.75
2\8
39.5
6
124
6
20.67
3\23
3
22.4
3
104
3
34.67
2\5
23\7
293.2
55
964
50
19.28
2
5\20
22
401
70
1522
63
24.16
2
6\32
40
4
Justin Weller
3
1
22
11.00
22
Timothy Whiticker
29
4
427
17.08
64*
Jake Wholohan
36
7
388
13.38
37*
Brent Williams
63
9
1371
25.39
129*
7
Paul Williams
40
4
558
15.50
74
1
315.7
55
1154
50
23.08
4\16
14
Chris Withers
17
3
350
25.00
68
1
44.5
12
109
6
18.17
3\29
10
Gabriel Woodland
45
1
728
16.55
119
2
226.2
57
568
31
18.32
4\8
6
1
1
1
85
CURRENT FIRST GRADE PLAYERS
CAREER RECORDS - 2012 / 13
(includes T20)
BATTING
NAME
BOWLING
I
NO
R
AV
HS
50
100
O
M
R
W
AV
5WI
10WM
BB
C/S
Aaron Beach
18
2
556
34.75
101*
3
1
Ben Betros
13
1
119
9.92
31
39
0
203
9
22.56
3\15
4
Michael Collins
3
1
16
8.00
8
24
0
114
4
28.50
2\23
4
Patrick Cummins
13
4
143
15.89
69
1
147
26
469
19
24.68
5\36
2
Timothy Cummins
49
11
645
16.97
51
1
Jarrah Ferris-Smith
1
0
6
6.00
6
Shannon Finemore
28
1
484
17.93
48
Ryan Gibson
39
5
716
21.06
78
Matthew Halse
113
26
1695
19.48
Patrick Jackson
91
6
1946
Joshua Lalor
94
22
Jarrod Lee
24
Max McNamara
Luke Morrissey
1
1
79\17
1
52
6
172
5
34.40
3\20
4
4
81
15
309
13
23.77
3\29
12
83
5
114.4
197
4001
164
24.40
1
5\40
67
22.89
104*
9
916.5
210
2979
132
22.57
3
6\8
37
1086
15.08
58
1
1395.1
309
4404
246
17.90
12
7\58
39
8
265
16.56
54
1
348.2
66
1151
43
26.77
4\28
7
54
34
194
9.70
28*
909.5
174
3102
121
25.64
7\46
14
240
48
4707
24.52
105*
3
0
14
0
-
0\4
283\60
Kurt Niess
3
2
18
18.00
9*
87
14
329
8
41.13
2\33
1
Sagar Pradhan
15
2
148
11.38
26
Stewart Rhodes
46
1
1522
33.82
121
8
Brent Williams
15
2
242
18.62
72
1
19
1
4
2
1
1
9
2
86
49
6
229
4
57.25
2\31
15
59
6
267
11
24.27
2\6
6