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SECRETARYErrol Gilbert19 Wren CourtWoronora Heights NSW 2233Ph – 9521 1335

A.B.N. 89 002 936 825

Life Members – Ken Jamieson, John Henry, Steve Mulally, Errol Gilbert, Phil Batchelor, Col Roddan, Greg Thomas, Mark Piper

ST JOHN BOSCO JUNIOR CRICKET CLUBANNUAL PRESENTATION OF

TROPHIESSEASON 2014-15

IMPORTANT NOTICEST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGMon 18th May 7.30PM

“The Clubhouse” – Boys Town oval

PRESIDENTMark Piper47 Dillwynnia GroveHeathcote NSW 2233Ph – 9520 7748

ST JOHN BOSCO JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB 2014-15 SEASON

TABLE of CONTENTS

PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2014-15 SEASON..................................................................................3

SECRETARY’S REPORT 2014-15.................................................................................................. 5

JUNIOR REGISTRATIONS 2014-15.............................................................................................. 6

PLAYER RETENTION REPORTS................................................................................................... 7

PLAYER SERVICE > = 10 YEARS................................................................................................... 8

TRIVIA NIGHT................................................................................................................................... 9

CLUB COMMUNICATIONS.............................................................................................................. 9

CLUB PLAYER STATS.................................................................................................................... 10

SPONSORSHIP................................................................................................................................. 10

JUNIOR PLAYER AWARDS 2014-15......................................................................................... 12

JUNIOR HONOUR BOARD 2014-15........................................................................................... 14

PLAYER MILESTONES – CURRENT JUNIOR PLAYERS.........................................................15

CLUB AGE / GRADE RECORDS – SET THIS SEASON.............................................................15

JUNIOR SEASON REPORTS 2014-15........................................................................................16

MENS SECRETARY REPORT 2014-15......................................................................................33

MEN’S PLAYER AWARDS 2014-15............................................................................................ 34

PLAYER MILESTONES – CURRENT SENIOR PLAYERS.........................................................36

MENS SEASON REPORTS 2014-15............................................................................................ 37

CLUB JUNIOR STATISTICS........................................................................................................... 40

Sponsorship Arrangement......................................................................................................... 53

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT 2014-15 SEASON

The 2014-15 has been and gone in the blink of an eye. It hardly seems real that we have competed and completed in yet another year of the red ball game, and we are but a breath away from the start of another season.

I will start my report this year, unlike previously, by firstly thanking our Committee, our Coaches and Managers and our Sponsors. I feel without this core group of individuals (acting as a collective) we would not be able to function as the wonderful that we, St John Bosco Cricket Club, really are.

To the new members of our Committee this season, thank you for your efforts, they were much needed and much appreciated. We certainly hope that you will continue on the Committee in years to come, as the influx of new blood and new ideas is what keeps the energy and enthusiasm levels of all Clubs up and necessary.

To our tried and true Executive, you are fantastic. The behind the scenes work that you do is just great. Everything from regos through to gear, meetings, assocn liaison, sausage sizzles and net and pitch maintenance, raffles and everything else. It doesn’t go unnoticed.. thank you all so, so much.

Coaches and Managers, stand up and take a bow. This season we had a huge majority of first time Coaches and Managers and we also had a very very successful season. Coming into the last round of the season, I think we only had 1 team that was not still statistically in contention to make the finals. It was a wonderful effort by all involved. Our under 8 Coaches & Managers, who incidentally, were handed the envious job of beginning to mould the future of Australian cricket, I thank you immensely for your time and patience in giving these great bunch of kids a huge start towards a long and enjoyable involvement in their sporting life.

And finally, a huge thankyou to our Sponsors, who put their hard earned into the Club so that your kids can play and train with the best equipment and facilities. Without these benefactors, Clubs cannot afford to run, no matter how much external fund raising we do, we truly need them. If you are or know somebody who may wish to get on board as a Sponsor , in any fashion, don’t be backward in coming forward. Let us know and we can chase them up. Please support our Sponsors where you can, as they have been supporting us for years and will hopefully continue to do so for years to come.

Now for the season as it was.We had 10 Junior teams and 2 Mens teams playing for Bosco this year. 8 of the 10 Junior teams played competitive cricket, with our 2 under 8 teams in a non-competitive form of the game. (although according to the reports I got on Monday mornings form the U8 kids, I thought we had 2 U8 sides vying for the cricket World Cup every weekend. I love their passion.)

We 3 teams make the finals, our 10Ds, our 14Cs and our 16Cs. Our 16s ran out winners, and both the 14s and 10s came within an ace of winning their respective games. The 10s losing on the last ball of the game and the 14s a sniff away also.

Special mention to Liam McMahon in the 16s. We rolled the opposition for 47 of which Liam took 7-2 including a hat-trick. 6 bowled and 1 LBW. Fairly good effort that.

Mentioning the level of success of the Club, I’ll just run off a few quick stats. We had 31 players hit scores of 25 or more (many multiple times), high score of the year was Liam MCcMahon 129. We had 21 players take 10 wickets or more. 3 players taking 18 wickets..Tom Bryant, Cameron Cullen and Jonah Smithson. 7 players took 5 or more catches in the field, with Joe Gair bagging 8.

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We had numerous run-out exponents, with Dominic Roche and John Issa leading the charge with 4 each. Our wicket keepers were outstanding again this season, Caleb Newton holding 6 catches and Taylor Symonds leading the stumpings with3. So as you can see by a quick statistic flick, our kids were good...very good in fact, and I am sure they will continue to improve next season.

It would be remiss of me not to mention 1 of my favourite ever sporting teams, our 14C’s. If you recall last season, I stood at the presentation and said that this side had toiled for the last few years, always playing short but never complaining or making excuses. This team had won only 1 game in 2 years, but had displayed so much mateship and sportsmanship, it was hard not to admire this great bunch of kids.

Well this year, that team of enthusiastic young men made the finals. They played with a full team, but they still played with the same mateship and enthusiasm that kept them together for the past few tough seasons. The fairy tale win in the finals was not to be, but true to their form, 30 minutes after the game you couldn’t tell if they had won or lost. They just love the game and as I said, because of the way they conduct themselves, win, lose or draw, they are 1 of my favourite ever sporting teams. They are a credit to themselves, their parents and the Club. I hope all of our teams can follow suit and mirror the efforts of the 14Cs, on and off the field.

Statistics can be read and manipulated to say what you like, however, when they are there in front of you and they simply say that the stats on show are the best in the Association and Club for that grade, you can’t argue against them. This year we had quite a few Club and Grade records set.

In the under 16Cs Liam McMahon set a Club & Association record for the aggregate number of runs scored and average (373 at an average of 53.29).

John Tsoukarellis in the 12Es gained the Club & Association record for the number of runs scored with 183. Showing his versatility, John also took out the Association bowling average with 11 wickets @ 5.27.

Not to be outdone, John’s brother Anthony shared the Club record for the number of wickets taken also with 11 wickets. A great family double ( I wonder if Steve & Mark Waugh started this way)

The 10Bs also produced some records with Mark McNaughton producing a Club record with 149 runs @ an average of 21.29. Cooper Sullivan’s effort of 17 wickets @ 4.35 was both a Club & Association record for aggregate and average.

And finally, Jonah Smithson & Cameron Cullen of the 10Ds achieved & shared Club records for bowling aggregate, taking 18 wickets each. They make great reading, don’t they?

We also have a number of our players that are on the verge of huge milestones. We have 7 players who have scored more than 500 runs. Liam McMahon leads the charge with 1335, followed by Josh Quinn on 861, Ryan Forrest 736, Patrick Cordina 724, Jonah Herrmann 717, Luke Mecham 658 and Jayden Cauduro 597. Most of these players can conceivably reach the 1000 runs in the next year or two. A great effort.

In the bowling stakes we also have 4 current players who have taken 50 wickets or more. In order... Liam McMahon 97 wickets, Jonah Herrmann 72, Andrew Nicoll 69 and Jayden Cauduro 67.

As you can see, the Club has quality and ability and the above-mentioned players have given all players in the Club something to aim for and aspire to. And the wonderful thing about all of

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these young players, is the fact that they really are wonderful young people as well as being talented sportsmen. Great kids performing great feats, well done all.

This year our Men’s ranks were reduced to a mere 2 sides. These teams were a mixture of youth and experience and the young lions were thrown into the deep end, being graded B2s. The older, wiser heads again said they were over-graded, being allotted B4 status. History dictates that neither side made the finals but both put up credible showings for the year.

We did have something to crow about, with Rory Rowe scoring the Club’s only century in the Men’s division. Our bowlers faired a little better with 4 bowlers taking 5 or more wickets. Liam Hamling (must be the name Liam) leading with 6 for 27, Andrew Fenn 5-24, Patrick Eades 5-33 and Paul Barclay 5-42.

We have 8 current Men players who have been playing with the Club for more than 15 years. Luke Baker 21 years, Martin Dantas 20 years and Mitch Worsley 19 years are the most noteworthy. This is a magnificent display of Club loyalty and longevity.

Not every player is going to score thousands of runs or take hundreds of wickets, but if they play the game to the best of their ability in the manner of sportsmanship that it should be played, and enjoy themselves, they will have completed a very worthwhile career and contributed to the enjoyment of the mates they play with.

To every player who represented St John Bosco Cricket Club this season, congratulations and thank you for your wonderful efforts this year. Hopefully you will all return next season and help grow the Club into an even better sporting group. Thanks to the parents for their continuing support of their kids, getting them to training and the games.

Let’s look forward to a bigger and better 2015-16 season. Yours on a sticky wicket....finally.Mark Piper - President of the best Club in the Shire

SECRETARY’S REPORT 2014-15

The 2014-15 season saw a rewarding increase in registrations to 103 junior players but this was offset by the drop in mens registrations. We had 2 U8 and 3 U10s but we had the flow on benefit to the older age groups from previous years. We dropped to only 2 mens teams however which was disappointing.

We should increase again hopefully next year as all U16s will be returning and other age groups will get the flow on. Our incentives to new players and U8s did help increase our registration numbers but when the money runs out so might the registrations.

We do however need your assistance in spreading the word and ensuring as many people as possible are aware of the great facilities we have. We will be approaching both associations and Cricket NSW with a view to getting people in our nets and hopefully providing some coaching offshoots for us to latch onto.

We outperformed most of the other clubs for retention We will need to give discounted registrations a serious review for next season depending on finances and fund raising..

Our men’s registrations were also a disappointment this year with another team going with only 2 taking the field. Not sure what the reason is here but the Association may need to consider more one day games and possibly a 20/20 comp.

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We need to see more of the parents having a go here so if you can still hold a bat put your name forward (even as a casual player). We had 2 teams this year with only 36 registered players, another decline on last year.

There are some interesting stats on our player retention here with overall 24% of our juniors going on to play mens since 1994 but in this years mens teams there are 65% who have played juniors. This ratio has been steadily increasing and if we get back to the 5 or 6 teams we have had in the past it will get even better.

The player retention report below is also very interesting reading with Bosco above average in all areas over the last 10 years except U8 but even there only just below the average. Overall we are in the top 3 for the best retention rate of any club during this period. Up until the last 2 years we were above 80%.That’s where we want to be and hopefully with the continuation of the influx of U8s we can get back to the big numbers of the mid 2000’s.

There are also 43 players with 10 or more years playing service in juniors and mens combined with 20 of them still playing and racking up the years. Congratulations to Luke Baker 21 years and Martin Dantas 20 years.

JUNIOR REGISTRATIONS 2014-15

Team Eligible from prev season

Did not play

Tr out to other clubs

New Players No Prev Exp

New from other clubs

Total New Players

Return from prev years

Total players

% change us & (tot shire)

U16 1 12 2 0 10U14 2 18 2 5 5 2 23U12 2 20 2 2 5 1 6 22U10 3 26 3 2 10 10 31U 8 2 5 1 12 12 16

2014-15 8 81 10 4 32 1 33 2 102 27% (0.0%)2013-14 8 80 31 7 36 1 37 2 81 -5% ( 7%)2012/13 8 242 (16) (3) 40 2 42 4 85 20% (-2%)2011/12 6 484 35 8 10 4 8 71 -38% (-18%)2010/11 10 968 (12) 17 3 20 7 117 8% (-11%)2009/10 9 105 (26) 23 2 25 4 108 -10% (8%)2008/09 12 130 (30) (5) 19 2 21 4 120 -12% (0)2007/08 12 125 (24) (4) 31 3 34 5 136 5% (10%)2006/07 10 101 (15) (5) 40 4 44 5 130 20% (10%)2005/06 9 99 (15) (13) 32 2 34 3 108 -1%2004/05 9 89 (15) (2) 28 6 34 3 109 16%2003/04 8 79 (21) (8) 40 1 43 3 94 15%2002/03 7 77 (44) 27 14 43 2 82 -1%2001/02 7 94 (35) 12 8 24 4 83 -19%2000/01 9 113 (42) 25 2 31 4 102 -12%

2000/1 3 players ineligible for U16 due to age.2001/2 U8 comp ceased as a comp and U8 & U10 moved to Sunday. 8 players U16

ineligible due to age.

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2002/3 U8 returned as a comp but still Sunday. 6 players U16 ineligible due to age. Included 13 players from Engadine who with us formed joint teams in U16 and U14.

2003/4 Return of both U8 & U10 to Saturday. 3 players U16 ineligible due to age.2004/5 5 players U16 ineligible due to age. 1 player eligible for U10 played U12.2005/6 9 players U16 ineligible due to age.2006/7 U10 not reregistered includes 7 Have a Go participants. 7 x U16’s ineligible

due to age.2007/8 U10 & U8 I player each from HAG. Of 24 HAG players eligible only 2

registered in U8 and U10. 5 U16 players ineligible because of age. ** 2 U14 players and 1 U10 player went to other clubs.

2008/9 *U8 2 players from Milo cricket + 6 current players were the only ones of the 38 to register. **2 U10’s and 1 U8 went to Engadine. 6 U16 players ineligible because of age2009/10 * 4 players played up from U14 to U16. ** 2 players played up from U12 to U142010/112011/12 5 Players in U10 left to play traditional cricket as we were likely to play mod. 7 other players then did not register as we couldn’t field a full team.2012/13 3 of the new players in U8 came form in2cricket. Discounted regos operated in most grades and free to U82013/14 No U16 fielded with 6 players transferred to Engadine2014-15 4 players played up in age group – 2 in 14s and 2 in 10s

Errol Gilbert - Secretary

PLAYER RETENTION REPORTS

700 junior players since 1994/95412 Mens players since 1996/9799 juniors have played mens (24%)24 juniors currently playing mens20 current mens players have 10 or more years service in mens and juniors combined (Martin Dantas 20)43 players have had 10 or more years playing with the club. 20 still playing

Percentage Retained by (Team: Club) and (Team: Age)

Last 10 years average all clubs

Team: Club 8 10 12 14 16 TotalBangor Comets 82.0 80.6 74.9 73.6 55.4 75.4Caringbah Sports 80.1 76.2 74.7 72.1 66.9 74.8Como-Jannali 80.6 78.9 73.2 71.5 69.1 75.0DLS Seagulls 80.2 71.4 69.0 66.7 42.2 68.5Engadine Dragons 76.4 75.3 83.7 73.4 77.5 77.2Gymea Bay 80.6 75.6 79.7 77.7 68.2 76.9Illawong Menai 76.4 78.5 80.6 71.9 74.9 76.5LoftusMiranda Magpies 64.8 76.8 69.9 70.2 72.8 71.5St John Bosco 74.5 76.8 84.1 76.6 61.0 76.6St Patricks 70.5 75.8 75.1 68.3 63.4 72.1Sylvania Heights 67.7 79.5 65.2 56.3 11.1 60.5Total 76.7 76.7 75.8 71.3 64.3 74.0

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Last 10 years Bosco

Team: Season 8 10 12 14 16 Total2004-05 90.9 77.1 72.2 76.9 100.0 77.62005-06 83.3 88.5 76.3 84.6 66.7 81.22006-07 73.9 84.8 89.2 79.2 83.3 82.92007-08 75.0 67.6 88.6 68.0 75.0 75.42008-09 100.0 90.9 79.2 80.6 50.0 80.82009-10 77.8 91.7 100.0 83.8 100.0 90.22010-11 44.4 37.5 86.4 83.3 61.5 64.82011-12 57.1 92.3 66.7 36.4 65.52012-13 53.8 83.3 72.7 45.5 53.22013-14 93.8 74.2 90.9 95.2 86.1Total 74.5 76.8 84.1 76.6 61.0 76.6

PLAYER SERVICE > = 10 YEARS

Name Surname

Junior Season start

Start Team

Juniors years

Mens Season start

Start Team

Mens years Total

Luke Baker 1992/93 10 8 2000/01 B9 13 21Martin Dantas 1995/96 10C 7 2002/03 B9 13 20 CurrentMitchell Worsley 1996/97 12D 6 2003/04 B8 13 19 CurrentJulian Batchelor 1994/95 10C 8 2003/04 B8 10 18 CurrentMatthew Ogle 1997/98 14E 5 2002/03 B9 13 18 CurrentMichael Cross 1995/96 10C 5 2002/03 B9 12 17 CurrentCraig Mally 1995/96 12D 6 2001/02 B8 10 16Jason Vincent 1991/92 10C 1 2000/01 B9 15 16 CurrentPatrick Eades 2001/02 16C 2 2003/04 B8 12 14 CurrentMark Eades 2002/03 12C 6 2008/09 C1 7 13 CurrentAndrew Fenn 2002/03 16B 2 2004/05 B9 11 13 CurrentBrendan Layton 1995/96 12D 3 2002/03 B9 10 13Timothy Meagher 2002/03 B9 13 13 CurrentJames Thomas 2002/03 10C 9 2011/12 C1 4 13 CurrentMitchell Vassallo 1998/99 8C 11 2011/12 C2 2 13Paul Barclay 2003/04 B8 12 12 CurrentSean Castro 2003/04 8A 9 2012/13 B7 3 12 CurrentLiam Hamling 2002/03 8A 8 2011/12 C1 4 12 CurrentDavid Robinson 2003/04 B8 12 12 CurrentRory Rowe 2002/03 8A 9 2011/12 C3 3 12 CurrentMichael Vu 2003/04 B8 12 12 CurrentChristian White 2002/03 8A 9 2012/13 C2 3 12 CurrentJoshua Howard 2003/04 8B 8 2012/13 B7 3 11 CurrentDamian Lockton 2004/05 10C 8 2012/13 B4 3 11 CurrentDaniel McEvoy 2001/02 B7 11 11Heath Piper 2000/01 B9 11 11Chris Postill 2000/01 16B 1 2001/02 B8 10 11

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Name Surname

Junior Season start

Start Team

Juniors years

Mens Season start

Start Team

Mens years Total

Ross Purdy 2001/02 B7 11 11Joel Raper 2003/04 8A 9 2012/13 C2 2 11Michael Risby 1997/98 8C 8 2005/06 C1 3 11Jack Stevens 2003/04 8A 9 2012/13 B7 2 11Daniel Thomas 2000/01 8B 9 2012/13 B7 2 11Shaun Gilbert 1990/91 10 8 1998/99 B1 2 10Chris Kalatsis 1996/97 12B 4 2001/02 B8 6 10Ryan Mulally 1995/96 8A 10 10Sean Mulally 1999/00 8B 10 10Joshua Piper 1996/97 8A 10 10Joel Potter 2002/03 8A 10 10Mark Robinson 1997/98 10C 5 2006/07 C1 5 10Michael Roddan 1995/96 8A 10 10Adam Terry 1997/98 8B 10 10Jarred Vandenbergh 2000/01 B9 10 10Troy Wilkinson 2003/04 8A 10 10

Overall disclaimer here where our records prior to 1994 are not complete.

TRIVIA NIGHT

The Trivia night was a bigger success this year with some much needed funds raised to help pay for the nets (yes they finally got built). Maybe change of venue did it. Many thanks to all the people who donated the auction items and the giveaway prizes for the night including:

Smartworks Education John Ryan Tutoring sessionsFosters Bob Proctor Promotional material and RefreshmentsVeolia Environmental Services Errol Gilbert Promotional materialComo Hotel Lisa Waugh - Dinner VouchersWinning Appliances Barrie Ohlin – various appliancesSmithies Brassieries Colin Smith Dinner vouchersCricket NSW Signed batsStarshots Photography Fantastic VouchersBlackrock Brasserie VouchersDaikin Air Cond Nick James Air PurifierMacquarie Bank Phil Castro MemorabiliaMick Flanagan

CLUB COMMUNICATIONS

The clubs website is www.boscocricket.org.au. Please make a special of note of this as it changed since the start of last season and you will need to change your browser search. We keep this site up to date with all club information, contacts and events that all members should be aware of. We welcome your comments and suggestions on what should be contained there and hope we can develop it further as time goes by. A full list of our sponsors

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can be seen there with relevant links to their websites where supplied and we encourage you to visit these sites.

There is also the competition website which contains all the club registration details and will provide access to all club members to view results and competition tables and team statistics for both Juniors and Mens competitions. www.cricket-online.info. The coaches and managers and committee have special access to team details and statistics but the general public can access match results.

This is also used to send emails to families so it is important to supply your up to date email contact details when you register. I wholeheartedly recommend the use of this site as it provides everything you need to know about the season. It is essential that you make yourself aware (coaches and managers especially) of the rules of the game and the Administrative regulations. They are all downloadable from the website. The teams, draw and results for the Men’s competition are also located on this website.The Association’s web site is www.ssjca.com.au

We are desperately seeking photos to put on the website so if you have team events, photos of games and players or even funny general events please send them along with details and we will load up.

Special thanks to Colin Mapp for tirelessly maintaining the site.

CLUB PLAYER STATS

We at St John Bosco cricket club are endeavouring to compile all the records relating to officials, volunteers and player statistics for past years. We have a fairly good data base for years from 1995 onwards but are lacking some information for years prior to that and some player statistics for the years 1995 to 2001. If you have any information hidden away in your cupboard such as old scorebooks or keep in touch with past volunteers please pass on the message. Anyone who finds any errors in the club statistics can they please contact the Secretary.

Gathering of the data allows us to provide some very good historical information about the club, some of which we are starting to collate and have included in this report.

SPONSORSHIP

A general thank you to all our sponsors for 2014-15 season as without you we would not be able to meet our cost commitments.. Our wholehearted thanks go out to them and may they support us for years to come. So get behind them for the good of our club.

Many years ago sponsorship was unheard of at our club but gradually over the last few years we would never have met the rising costs of running the club without the involvement of sponsors. It is hard for a club such as ours with limited membership and playing numbers to offer our sponsors a great deal for their money. We only ask that you the parents and the heart of our club support our sponsors wherever possible. The funds provided by sponsors are used to renew kits and equipment, as well as ensure the upkeep of training facilities and pitches at Boys Town Oval.

A club can’t run effectively without sponsorship and we are no different to any other club. The Sponsor’s dollars go to renewing the kits and equipment that is necessary to give your kids the best opportunity to play and train for cricket. So I offer our Sponsors a sincere thank you

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http://www.ssjca.com.au/


for your support and hope you continue with us next season. These Sponsors appear in our newsletter after each match, please support them as their dollars support your kids.

Sponsors

Monarch Seafoods The Tool StoreA.&D.J. Building Services McDonalds (Engadine)Rowling Automotive Pty Ltd Pied Piper Labour Services

We also acknowledge the continued support of the following organisationsThe Historic Como Hotel Smartworks EducationWinning Appliances Veolia

Smithy’s Brasserie

I have attached a list of advantages we can now offer potential sponsors.

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JUNIOR PLAYER AWARDS 2014-15

Club Junior player of year – Liam McMahon(perpetual plus individual)Allrounder award (Sir Richard Hadlee Bat) – Pat CordinaHighest Individual Junior Score (Mathew Hayden Bat) – Liam McMahon

129 16C Round 3 vs Caringbah SportsBest Individual Bowling performance (Glen McGrath ball) – Liam McMahon 8.2 overs 7 mdn 7 wickets for 2 incl Hattrick 16C Final vs Caringbah 14th March 2015

Team player awards

Team Batting Bowling Coach Award16C Liam McMahon Jonah Herrmann Dominic Jacome14C Patrick Cordina Tom Bryant Jack Carey14D Zane Piggott Ethan James Harrison Giffen12C Hayden Lindsay Luke Mecham Kyan Holder12E Michael Davidson John Tsoukarellis Gabrielle Johnstone10B Mark McNaughton Cooper Sullivan Ben Davidson

Team Awards16C Premiership Coach Greg ThomasManager Col Reid

PlayersJayden Cauduro Declan MoroneyJames Hankins Andrew NicollJonah Herrmann Joshua QuinnDominic Jacome Matthew ReidLiam McMahon Matthew ThomasHarrison Giffin Matt McNaughton

Minor Premiers 10D (put minor premiers on trophies)Participation Trophies (Modified Cricket)

10D Minor Premiers 10ERyan Armstrong Bailey ArmstrongMatthew Bruckard Owen BurgherCameron Cullen Ben FlanaganArchie Farr Ian GillLachlan Mellor Jackson GravesJoshua Nichols Elijah RyanDylan Osmand Ryder SheargoldJonah Smithson Thomas SmartZachariah Summers Patrick TogherMakai Wagstaff Zachary WhiteElijah Ryan Noah Wybron

Participation Medallions (Modified Cricket)12


8 White 8 GoldErin Harrington Benjamin DonohoeEthan Lewis Chase EdwardsKyanne Armstrong Harley BrownLeny Legros Harrison McCannLincoln Cooper Jasper EllisMax Carey Lachlan HarveyRuby Johnstone Luke EdgarZach Lewis Tate Brooks

Hat TricksLiam McMahon - 8.2 overs 7 mdn 7 wickets for 2 16C Final vs Caringbah 14th March 2015

5 forsPlayer Figures Team Round OpponentThomas Bryant 6 for 7 St John Bosco 14C 8 Caringbah Sports 14CThomas Bryant 5 for 3 St John Bosco 14C 1 Illawong Menai 14CMatthew Bruckard 5 for 6 St John Bosco 10D 9 Caringbah Sports 10DMatthew McNaughton 5 for 9 St John Bosco 14D 2 Engadine Dragons 14D

Centuries Player Runs Team Round OpponentLiam McMahon 129 St John Bosco 16C 3 Caringbah Sports 16C

U16 PEWTERS (players leaving – 5 yrs service) Nil

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JUNIOR HONOUR BOARD 2014-15

Best Batting ScoresPos. Player Runs Team Round Opponent 1 Liam McMahon 129 St John Bosco 16C 3 Caringbah Sports 16C 2 Luke Mecham 80no St John Bosco 12C 4 St Patricks 12C 3 Patrick Cordina 70no St John Bosco 14C 9 St Patricks 14C 4 Liam McMahon 68 St John Bosco 16C 4 Bangor Comets 16C 5 Patrick Cordina 65no St John Bosco 14C 7 Engadine Dragons 14C 6 Josh Quinn 64no St John Bosco 16C 6 St Patricks 16C 7 Hayden Lindsay 63 St John Bosco 12C 9 St Patricks 12C 8 Liam McMahon 61 St John Bosco 16C 6 St Patricks 16C 9 Zane Piggott 59 St John Bosco 14D 4 St Patricks 14D 10 Luke Mecham 55no St John Bosco 12C 9 St Patricks 12C 11 Hayden Lindsay 55 St John Bosco 12C 7 Bangor Comets 12C 12 Taylor Symonds 55 St John Bosco 14C 10 DLS Seagulls 14C 13 Matthew

McNaughton54 St John Bosco 14D 3 Como-Jannali 14D

14 Josh Quinn 53 St John Bosco 16C 5 Illawong Menai 16C 15 Josh Quinn 52 St John Bosco 16C 9 Bangor Comets 16C 16 Patrick Cordina 50no St John Bosco 14C 3 Caringbah Sports 14C 17 Jayden Cauduro 50no St John Bosco 16C 5 Illawong Menai 16C 18 Patrick Cordina 50 St John Bosco 14C 2 Engadine Dragons 14C 19 Liam McMahon 49 St John Bosco 16C 10 Illawong Menai 16C 20 Elliot Waugh 45 St John Bosco 14C 2 Engadine Dragons 14C

Best Bowling FiguresPos. Player Figures Team Round Opponent 1 Liam McMahon 7 for 2 St John Bosco 16C Final Caringbah Sports 16C 2 Thomas Bryant 6 for 7 St John Bosco 14C 8 Caringbah Sports 14C 3 Thomas Bryant 5 for 3 St John Bosco 14C 1 Illawong Menai 14C 4 Matthew Bruckard 5 for 6 St John Bosco 10D 9 Caringbah Sports 10D 5 Matthew

McNaughton5 for 9 St John Bosco 14D 2 Engadine Dragons 14D

6 Cooper Sullivan 4 for 1 St John Bosco 10B 1 Caringbah Sports 10B 7 Jonah Smithson 4 for 3 St John Bosco 10D 3 Como-Jannali 10D 8 Anthony Tsoukarellis4 for 3 St John Bosco 12E 6 Como-Jannali 12E 9 Cameron Cullen 4 for 7 St John Bosco 10D 3 Como-Jannali 10D 10 Jasper Ellis 4 for 8 St John Bosco 8 Gold 8 Caringbah Sports 8 Gold 11 Kyan Holder 4 for 8 St John Bosco 12C 10 Gymea Bay 12C 12 Cameron Cullen 4 for 10 St John Bosco 10D Final Miranda Magpies 10D 13 Matt Thomas 4 for 13 St John Bosco 16C 9 Bangor Comets 16C 14 Liam McMahon 4 for 14 St John Bosco 16C 6 St Patricks 16C 15 Patrick Cordina 4 for 21 St John Bosco 14C 9 St Patricks 14C 16 Matthew Reid 4 for 26 St John Bosco 16C 8 Caringbah Sports 16C 17 Bailey Armstrong 3 for 3 St John Bosco 10E 3 Gymea Bay 10E 18 Cooper Sullivan 3 for 4 St John Bosco 10B 9 Bangor Comets 10B 19 Steve Cooke 3 for 5 St John Bosco 12E 7 DLS Seagulls 12E 20 Aidan Fry 3 for 6 St John Bosco 14C 6 Illawong Menai 14C

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PLAYER MILESTONES – CURRENT JUNIOR PLAYERS

Current Juniors - greater than 500 runs

Player First Season

Last Season

Innings Runs Ave

Liam McMahon 2006-07 2014-15 89 1335 21.53Josh Quinn 2007-08 2014-15 74 861 14.35Ryan Forrest 2008-09 2014-15 79 736 11.32Patrick Cordina 2009-10 2014-15 71 724 13.41Jonah Herrmann 2006-07 2014-15 83 717 10.24Luke Mecham 2008-09 2014-15 59 658 16.87Jayden Cauduro 2007-08 2014-15 72 597 11.26

Current Juniors - greater than 50 wickets

Player First Season

Last Season

Overs Wickets Ave

Liam McMahon 2006-07 2014-15 427.1 97 10.14Jonah Herrmann 2006-07 2014-15 313 72 12.83Andrew Nicoll 2006-07 2014-15 325 69 12.78Jayden Cauduro 2007-08 2014-15 317.2 67 11.97

CLUB AGE / GRADE RECORDS – SET THIS SEASON

Under 16C No

.Player Name Season Format Grade Mat Inns NO HS Runs Ave

1 Liam McMahon 2014-15 SPLIT 60 16C 8 8 1 129 373 53.29

Under 12E No


1 John Tsoukarellis 2014-15 SPLIT 40 12E 9 9 1 43 183 22.88

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1 Mark McNaughton 2014-15 SPLIT 40 10B 10 10 3 26x 149 21.29

Under 12E No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 John Tsoukarellis 2014-15 12E 9 33 12 11 58 5.271 Anthony Tsoukarellis 2014-15 12E 9 40 9 11 67 6.09

Under 10B No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Cooper Sullivan 2014-15 10B 10 48.3 14 17 74 4.35

Under 10D NoPlayer Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave

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.1 Cameron Cullen 2014-15 10D 10 29 5 18 68 3.781 Jonah Smithson 2014-15 10D 10 34 5 18 70 3.89Full list at end of report

JUNIOR SEASON REPORTS 2014-15

Under 16C Season Report

What an amazing year was had by this fabulous bunch of young cricketers. We played the year with only 10 registered players. We played the first 7 rounds with anywhere between 7 to 9 players as James broke his foot and was out until after Christmas.

Our aim for the season was to enjoy ourselves, win as many games as we can and hopefully make the final. Our report card for the season was: enjoyed ourselves, won the majority of our games, finished the season as minor premiers, played our second consecutive final and more importantly were premiers for the second year in a row.

There was one major theme demonstrated throughout the season and that was teamwork. The boys played 11 games as a team. They supported each other, celebrated the team’s and each other successes and tolerated each others mistakes.

There were numerous memorable moments throughout the year with the majority of the boys achieving either their highest scores and/or their best bowling figures. Two performances in the final deserve a special mention: Dom batting in the final where he opened the batting and lasted 18 overs to settle our innings down as we were 3 for 3 off 4 overs and Liam bowling of 8.2 overs 7 maidens 7 for 2 (including a hattrick).

I would like to say a big thankyou to 3 guys who were of great assistance to me and the team throughout the year. Col, Val and Gonz were at every training session, Col and Gonz helped me umpire at the games and Val scored each week. Their assistance at training was instrumental in the boys success this year. We were able to provide one on one coaching to the boys with their batting and bowling.

Finally I would like to say how proud I was to be their coach and friend this year. I learnt a lot from them during the year, they learnt a lot from each other and hopefully they picked up a few tips from me.

Jayden Cauduro – Jayden developed into a very good opening batsmen during the year. As Jayden’s confidence in his ability grows he will score a lot more runs. Jayden is a good medium pace bowler and a very handy fieldsman with a safe pair of hands. Jayden score a solid 50 in round 5.

James Hankins – unfortunately James only played with us after Christmas due to a broken foot. James developed into an outstanding wicket keeper and his batting improved from last season.

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Jonah Herrmann – Jonah continues to develop into a fine all-rounder. Jonah is a confidence batsman and when his confidence is up he is very difficult to get out. Jonah is also a fine bowler who continually bowls at the stumps. Jonah also has a safe pair of hands.

Dominic Jacome – Dom is fighter who is always prepared to open the batting and is one of the players who is prepared to get in behind the ball. Dom has developed into a handy medium pace outswing bowler who will as he grows pick up many wickets.

Liam McMahon – Liam continues to grow into an outstanding young cricketer. Liam scored his first century this year and I am sure many more will follow. Liam was the fastest and unluckiest bowlers in the competition. When he attacks the stumps wickets follow as was evidenced in the final. Liam was also one of the best fielders in the competition. Liam captaincy skill also developed during the year.

Declan Moroney - The new boy to the team. During the season Declan’s medium paced swing bowling developed and he was unlucky not to bag more wickets than he did. Declan’s batting also developed and he will score more runs as his strength develops.

Andrew Nicoll – Andrew continues to develop his all-around cricket ability. Andrew is a handy medium fast left arm bowler who continually attacks the stumps. Andrew has also developed into a handy top order batsman who is capable of scoring runs quickly.

Josh Quinn – Josh’s captain qualities excelled this year. Josh managed to keep wickets and co -captain with Liam. His ability to read the game and rotate the bowlers showed maturity. Josh continued to score runs at a rapid pace. Who can forget Josh’s decision to retire on 63 in the game to remember Phil Hughes.

Matthew Reid – Matt’s bowling improved this season. Matt developed into a medium pace bowler who was able to continuously attack the stumps which resulted in some very good bowling performances at the end of the season. Matt’s batting is capable of scoring runs at a very fast rate.

Matthew Thomas – Matt developed into a good left arm orthodox spinner and when he pitched the ball up was capable of taking wickets as he did in the last couple of games . Matt’s batting also improved during the year. Matt’s wicket keeping also developed as the year progressed.

A big thankyou from the team to Harrison Giffen and Matthew McNaughton for helping us out in the final.

I am looking forward to coaching again if the boys will have me to make it 3 premierships in a row.

Greg

Under 14C Yearly Report Card 2014/15

Grand Finalists for 1014-15. Who would have thought? After many lean years without a game win, the boys played well enough to make the grand final after winning 7 of their 10 games. And what a game, the final went down the last couple of overs and late into the afternoon. Unfortunately we lost a close one after previously beating the minor premiers St Patricks in Round 9.

The boys can all hold their collective heads high after such an improved season. Persistence payed off with training drills and skills improved in all facets of the game. The main group of

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boys have been together for a few seasons now and the improvement in bowling, batting and fielding has been exceptional and continues to improve. They are an enthusiastic bunch who never stopped trying all year and playing the game in good spirit.

I’d like to show my appreciation to our Manager, Anthony Cordina for his assistance again this season. He puts his hand up each year to help the coaching and managing of the boys.

To all the parents for having a go at scoring, thanks. It’s a great load off your shoulders when you know someone is taking the scorers role on. This year we had involvement from all parents and this allowed for Anthony and I to concentrate on the cricket. Thanks also to the SJBCC Committee for their support and commitment shown to all age groups and advice in all matters concerning cricket.

Patrick CordinaA handy 50 n.o v Cronulla Caringbah Round 3, 70 n.o V St Patricks in Round 9 to set up the upset against the minor premiers, and anchored a number of innings through the year to easily qualify as our best batsmen. His spin bowling also contributed to the Round 9 upset against St Patricks. Another award winning year from co-captain Pat. Well done mate.

Isaac CornelisseFollowed on from his previous good season and Coaches/Most improved award from last year. Took three cracking catches one after the other to secure the upset win of the season V St Patricks in Round 9. Great season Isacc.

Taylor SymondsA good year with both the bat and keeping. Set up a number of stumpings including an important one for the team v St Patricks in the second round. Tay is working towards a batsman/keeper role in any future team. A handy 55 in round 10 with 28 runs in the grand final also.

Tom BryantWhat a season Tom. Started the year on fire with a five for (5/3) against Illawong Menai Round 1 and a 6/7 later in the season. Handy with the bat and one of our most enthusiastic fielders. Tom’s a positive influence in the team and communicates well with all team members.

Elliot WaughHis best year yet. Developed some good pace in his bowling and he picked up some great wickets including the last ball of the day in Round 3 taking out Cronulla Caringbah best batsman and setting the team up for win number 3 for the season. Handy with the bat and shows exceptional leadership in the team always a positive influence on his team mates.

Addison HealyAds had a great year. One of the fastest, most accurate and strongest throwers in the game, he caught many a batsmen short out of his crease and Taylor can thank Ads for some of his stumpings also. Improving every season

David CookeCookie had a great year with the team and shared the keeping role with Taylor and is showing improvement with each season. Dave is looking at the batsmen/keeper role in future after some great starts with the bat.

Ryan ForrestAnother great season for Ryan. Proves handy with both the bat and bowling and made some significant scores throughout the year as both an opener or further down the order. Handy

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fieldsman with some lightning catches at mid off. A highest score of 39 with a 20 in the grand final.

Aiden FryPud has also had a big year in his second season with the side. Both his batting and bowling improved significantly this year he was unlucky to be pipped by Jack for the most improved/coaches award after taking 9 wickets for the season and making a few runs also.

Jack CaryDefinitely the most improved player for 2014-15. A critical number of wickets came his way through persistence and hard work. Jack made a handy 13 n.o with the bat against St Patricks which collectively helped the total against the minor premiers and set up a good win. Well deserved winner of the 2015 Coaches Award for the U/14’s.

Jarrod McCreaAnother big year for Jarrod. He was handy with the bat on a number of games with a 36 n.o. and 19 n.o. during the season. Jarrod has been training hard with his bowling and improving each season. Another positive influence on all his team mates, his fielding is exceptional.

Rob

Bosco Cricket 14D End Of Season 2014/15 Report

Our 14D boys come together this year with a number new players and a number of returning players. All but one of our boys started the season as either age 11 and the others just turned 12. We were a very young and in experience team playing in a U14 competition where 3 of the teams were very close in ability and the other 2 teams were miles ahead of us.

Coach Michael was voted the coach and I took on the managers job. Craig stepped up to score again this year and off we went. Our first training session was interesting as a number of players had not bowled or batted before with the red leather ball. The coaching staff were faced with a huge job to get the boys ready for round 1. In the words of the great man Mr Mark Piper we encourage the boys to focus on their own personal mile stones and just concentrate on improving each week. I must say how proud we were of all the boys efforts at training. We had excellent attendance at training each week and the boys were very well behaved and focused.

We kicked off the season with a shaky start where we were rolled then punished in the field. We looked to be going down outright. Then in the second week of the first game we played with determination to not allow our opposition an outright win. This determination and never quit attitude is what we will remember most about our 14D team for the 2014/15 season. From this point on each week we competed strongly and eventually after a few games we had our first win.

The most pleasing thing to watch with our 14D team was to see them grow and become best of mates and good friends. Most of the boys had met for the first time. Once again with organised sport there are friendships that have been made for life. I am sure that all the boys and parents will stop and have a chat as they run into each other in the years to come and talk about the cricket season that could have been.

Cathal Brady : This was Cathal first season of cricket. Cathal initially struggled with his bowling and batting. Cathal was very determined and work hard on his game where in his first game back from the Christmas break Cathal was a different player. I was in shock to how far his game had come on. Cathal was bowling off a long run with pace, line and a good

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length. Cathal was rewarded with a number of wickets. When come to batting Cathal was always the first one to put his hand up to lead the team out to bat.

Liam Callahan: Liam has a lot of potential as a cricketer. Liam was best known for his batting. Liam was able to hold up an end and bat for a long periods of the game after a batting collapse. Liam needs to keep working hard in the off season on his bowling to improve his all round game. Liam is a great team player. Nothing was ever a problem for Liam he would always follow the coaches instructions. Well done on a good season Liam. Keep playing the game.

Jayden Davidson: This was Jayden first year. Jayden coming from a famous cricketing family had just woken up to the fact that his was born to play cricket. Jayden started out struggling with his bowling and batting. Jayden was determined and applied himself by working hard on his game to become a very sound batsmen and now can bowl straight. Jayden had some great innings with the bat and was often called upon to hold up an end. Keep playing the game Jayden.

Harrison Giffen : This was Harrison first year of competition cricket. Harrison showed a lot of promise and being the oldest was appointed captain of our team. Harrison had a strong season and become a very good leader. In our last game Harrison had the opportunity to step up and play in our U16 team in the last round as they required an 11th player for the finals. Harrison insisted in playing in our last round game. This was a wonderful sign of respect for his 14D team mates helping them get through a tough last game. Harrison is a good developing cricketer, has a good mind for the game and in time with more playing experience will develop into a very good cricketer. Harrison was good with both bat and ball. Harrison is also a very good fielder.

Jayden Howell: Jayden is a player with a heap of natural talent. Jayden is one of those players when he takes the field we are all hoping he gets it right. On his day Jayden has the ability of winning the game on the back of his own performance. Jayden had some great games at wicket keeper and played a few great innings with the bat. Jayden has a relaxed approach to the game and does not get flustered when things don’t go to plan.

George Issa: George is a great young man and with a lot of potential as a cricketer. George is best known for his accurate quick bowling. George is a very determined batsman and is very fast between the wickets. George should keep working hard on his all round game and he will develop into a fine player. George should stick with playing the game of cricket as we know he loves the game. Keep playing the game George.

Ethan James: Ethan loves the challenge of the game and worked very hard with dad on his batting determined to get a big score. With each game Ethan’s all round game improved. Ethan’s bowling was excellent this year. Ethan has an economical run up and get’s through the crease at pace. Ethan has a great work ethic and attitude to develop and I am sure will develop into a very good cricketer. Keep up the hard work Ethan.

Nicholas Lainson: Nick had a good season but struggle to wake up at times. Nick took on the role of wicket keeper this year and did a good job. When not wicket keeping Nick’s bowling improved and Nick developed into one of our go to bowlers to break a partnership. Nick is very quick in the field and running between wickets. Thanks for wicket keeping each week Nick.

Matthew McNaughton: Matthew had a very good season. Matthew when called upon stood up and lead the way with Bat and Ball. Matthew is a left arm bowler with a lot of natural ability with the ball. Through the months of November and December Matthew was in great form with the bat knocking up consist scores each game. His best inning was his 54 where he

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played some great shots. Matt also got a 5 wicket hall with the ball. Following the Christmas break Matthew struggled to recapture that 2014 form.

Zane Piggott: Zane was the team’s top scorer with the bat again this year. When Zane gets it right look out the ball his flying all over the park. Zane best innings was against St Pat where he smashed the best side in the comp bowling all over the park. Unfortunately Zane was a little inconsistent. Zane bowling was excellent this year. Zane is a very good fielder. Keep having a go Zane and remember to back yourself.

Samuel Tompson: Sam had a great season with the bat. Sam fell just short of some big scores but he was one of our most consistent with the bat. Sam is a player with a lot of potential with an all round game and is like lightning in the field. Sam could have played under 12’s this year but chose to stick with the boys. Sam best is yet to come. Stick with the game Sam.

Closing

I would like to thank all the parents for getting the boys to training, the games and investing in their playing equipment. I could see you all enjoyed watching the boys play each week. Once again thanks to Michael for coaching, Craig for scoring and the Bosco cricket club for looking after our team.

We would like to thank the Bosco Cricket Club Committee on behalf of our 14D team for putting the players on the park, providing efficient communication and a Newsletter throughout the season.

It was a pleasure to manage the team. Stuart McNaughton

12C End of year report

Well what a season for the Bosco 12C’s. We were very lucky to retain the majority of the players from the 10B side from the previous year (finalists) with the welcome addition of our new players; Pat Leate, Jake Mellor, Caleb Newton & Joey Gair.

It was a shaky start to the season with only the 1 win from our first 5 matches. However, there were some positive signs and we were extremely unlucky to lose 2 of these matches. Everything started to come together in the 2nd half of the season where we won 3 out of our last 5 matches. It was especially satisfying to comprehensively beat the very good Como team who had beaten us in the final last year.

We equally shared the bowling overs between all of the players in the 2nd half of the year and this made a difference for us. I can honestly say that every single player contributed with the ball and we were the best bowling side in the grade. Our fielding also improved immensely in the 2nd half which was very pleasing.

We ended up finishing 3rd in the grade and with a little more luck in 3 of our games we would have made the finals once again. Well done boys, you should all be very proud of yourselves. I’d like to thank Pete Leate for being our fantastic manager this year. He was always on the ball with team communication and was always very encouraging of the players. Also thanks to Pete Leate, Michael Mecham and Matt Newton for doing a great job with the scoring. Thanks to Craig for being a great help on training nights and to the other mum’s and dad’s for helping out.

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I thank you all for the opportunity to let me coach again this year. They are a great group of boys who were always respectful and played for each other as a team.

Bosco 12C line-up (alphabetical order):

Ben BruckardBen’s bowling improved dramatically during the 2nd half of the season thanks to a determined effort to improve his bowling accuracy. He became one of our most consistent bowlers as a result. He also showed a lot of improvement with the bat towards the end of the season. He is a real delight to have in the team, on and off the field.

Joseph GairThis was Joey’s first year of competition cricket. He showed an abundance of natural talent and a willingness to learn and improve. Fantastic fielding throughout the season, some great batting performances as well and his bowling towards the end of season was top class.

Joel HalesJoel’s batting technique really improved throughout the season due to a determined effort from him to improve. He had a couple of really good innings with the bat. He showed us what a difficult bowler he is to face throughout the 2nd half of the season. Some great saves in the field throughout the year.

Kyan Holder Kyan showed a great batting improvement towards the end of the season and smashed the ball around the park on our last game. Kyan’s bowling was outstanding for us this year. As one of our strike bowler’s, he was given the opportunity to bowl in difficult periods throughout the season and he always handled the pressure very well. Fantastic line and length bowling with good pace.

Patrick LeateFantastic left arm bowler. As one of our strike bowler’s, Pat was always able to deliver when we needed him to; by restricting the batsmen’s scoring and getting wickets. Pat’s fielding improved dramatically in the 2nd half of the season and he was always solid with the bat when the team needed it.

Hayden LindsayHayden’s batting improved dramatically this year with some very mature performances throughout the season. Thanks to a couple of half centuries, Hayden achieved a batting average of 40 which has earned him the team batting award this year. Showed great maturity as vice-captain and again handled the pressure as one of our strike bowler’s very well.

Luke MechamLuke retained the title as our ‘master-blaster’ with some solid hitting throughout the year. He scored an excellent 80 not-out against St. Pats. He showed great maturity as our captain this year and improved his bowling dramatically which has earned him the team bowling award.

Jake MellorJake showed what a courageous and determined batsmen he was on many occasions throughout the season. He opened our batting many times and was always consistent at getting us off to a solid start. Jake’s willingness to learn during training sessions was always pleasing. His deceptive bowling was a huge advantage for us this year.

Luke Morris

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Luke is a very accurate and consistent bowler who can always be relied upon when we needed to restrict the opposition’s runs. He took some great catches in the field this year and showed some excellent batting technique throughout the season.

Caleb NewtonCaleb was our dedicated wicket keeper throughout the season. He was easily the best keeper in the grade and enabled us to be the only team not to have to rely on a backstop. This was a huge advantage for the team. Caleb took some great catches and run-outs/stumpings throughout the year. He also showed us his ability with the bat on many occasions.

Lachlan NicollLachie was again one of our most consistent bowler’s. He can always be relied upon to take a wicket or a catch when we needed it. A very courageous fielder who would always put his body on the line to save runs for the team.

Coach Mark

Under 12E: Season report 2014/15

Marion and I were unsure what to expect when we took on the role of coach and manager for the under 12E this year. But we can both say the entire year was a thoroughly enjoyable experience and this was due to the great bunch of players and their families.

In the lead up to the season I met the team, which consisted of five player who had played in previous seasons, and five kids who were playing for the first time. Given the bowling skills of Mathew, John and Anthony in the team, my biggest concern was trying not to have anyone suffer a serious injury at training before the season even commenced. As luck would have it I stumbled across Darcy and his dad in the nets one afternoon and by week two we had our 11th player.

We started the year slowly struggling to compete on the Saturday’s due to the steep learning curve for our new kids. However there was a noticeable team spirit developing at training as the more experienced kids showed the new ones a few tricks and everyone started to become good friends.

I was amazed at how often nearly the entire team showed up to training and how keen everyone was to have a good time, and learn some cricket skills as well. Darcy brought his Grandad (Alan) to training one week, and it turned out Al was a very talented cricket coach who was happy to come and give me some guidance for the first few weeks. Given my lack of experience this was a fantastic help.

Towards the end of 2014 the kids commitment to their training and with ever improving skills started to turn the corner with their competitiveness on the Saturdays. By the fifth game we had our first win on the board. For the next three straight games we went from strength to strength and didn’t just win, we won so well, we had two chances at outright.

We finished the season playing Illawong, the same team that we played in round one, and the team that ended the season 2nd. The last game of the year went down to the wire and ended with us losing by a couple of runs, but more importantly we competed for the entire 2 weeks and looked like an all round great little team of cricketers.

You should all be very proud of yourselves for what you achieved on the cricket field and the fact that each of you played to the best of your ability and in the best possible spirit of the game. Nothing but kids doing their best and encouraging each other. Well done.

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A special thanks to Jason for scoring every week and making sure I never had to attempt to understand that book. We also can’t forget the two Minnie cricketers we relied on nearly every week to help in the field Ben and Ben. Both boys could easily play in the 12’s and be very competitive.

Michael D: A competitive cricketer and natural leader. Great skills with the bat and a more than handy bowler. One of the kids who really helped out the newer players. Loves his cricket.

Steve C: Another of the experienced kids who really took on a leaders role in the team. Steve is a natural wicket keeper with absolutely no fear. His batting average this year was massive.

Darcy H: The kid that was just smashing balls in the nets with his dad and fell into our team. Darcy has one benefit that no-one else in the team had, his grandad can coach cricket. Darcy has natural speed and balance and was keen to train and keen to learn. As a result his skills were developing at a very high rate, but unfortunately a broken hand at Christmas time cut his season in half. Hopefully 2015/16 will allow him to reach his clearly high potential.

Kye F: Genetically gifted, comes from great parents. Kye’s first year at cricket was an all round good experience. His bowling abilities really improved in the second half of the season. He can hit a very nice ball, and his running between the wickets really improved. Shows great potential for next year..

John T: A natural cricketer, bats like Dave WARNER, bowls like Brett LEE. Somehow manages to be the most polite and friendly boy I have ever met.

Anthony T: Could almost be related to John, he bats like Michael CLARK and bowls like Mitchell STARC. Would finish in a dead heat in the race for the friendly/ most polite person of all time.

Mathew A: If not for the T brothers Matty would have been the absolute stand out bowler in this team. A handy left hand batsman who has a fantastic attitude toward his teammates and his cricket. Bowled some amazing spells and his wicket tally nearly always out-numbered the runs scored. Hayden: One of the real team men. Always the centre of the fun at training and game day. For a first year player, showed brilliant skills toward the end of the year. The only player to smash a 6 all year, and took 3 wickets in his last game. A very promising young cricketer.

Max: The kid who tried to learn something new every week. He listens to the coach, he listened to his dad, he watches the cricket and he tries to put all that into action every Saturday. His bowling improved massively throughout the year and will be a very good little cricketer if he keeps going the way he is.

Harry: Harry turned up to every available Saturday and did exactly what he was asked to do, by his teammates or the coach. Harry is a guy that will give his best at every task. He was a great member of the team and I hope he continues with his cricket next year. His bowling improved out of sight, through his own hard work.

Gabby J: Gabby was the rose between ten thorns. She turned up to training battered and bruised nearly every week from her kickboxing classes, although she called them Irish dancing but I am not convinced. Gabby was just as fearless as Steve Cook, she spent the first three games getting hit on the hip until she got out of the baseball stance and started to

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use the bat to fend the ball off. As a result of her commitment to training she ended the year as one of our most reliable fielders and a very handy bowler. An absolute joy to coach.

Mick

10B - 2014 /15 END OF YEAR REPORT

It was a season of what should have been, could have been. We should have been playing in the final and I have no doubt if we got there we would have gone close to winning. This group of boys toughed it out all year playing short, and at times having only 6 players on the field. Despite this we finished in third position and missed the final by 1 point which was extremely disappointing given our last game we had to win and only had 8 players and it really hurt us. We lost in the last over of the game and looked like winning all game, however, with only 8 fielders there were just too many gaps in the field and the boys were exhausted chasing the ball all day. There were a lot of teary boys at the end of the game and I was so proud of this bunch of boys. The effort they put in was first class, tough, determined and all boys in the team rose to occasion. I know all of the parents at the end of the game where so proud of the boys and they can all hold their heads up high with the effort they put in.

The kids in this team are some of the most competitive and determined I have seen. They played short all year and never complained once. They competed on every ball and never gave an inch. They won a few tough games that we probably should not have won, being short 2 and 3 players, but won purely on toughing it out and not giving in. We were easily the 2nd best team in the competition and had the best team, Engadine, on the rack in our final game but as stated previously missing players killed our cause.

Each and every boy in the team contributed to our success through the year and the most pleasing thing was seeing the boys improve dramatically throughout the year. I think there are some very talented cricketers amongst the group and most importantly almost all of them have that will to win and not give in. The boys love their cricket and it shows on the field and all the boys get on with each other.

A big thanks to John Roche for the free comedy routines every Saturday, managing the domestics on the side line, making sure the boys had their boxes in and the correct shoes on the correct feet. John made life a little easier for everyone and the boys and I loved having him around the team. Not to mention the parents also loved having him there for a cuddle. Thanks for all your help with the boys, we all really appreciate it and thank your efforts.

Another big thanks to Mel McNaughton. Mel was the custodian of the score book and keeping us updated on how we were tracking through each game and making sure our opponents were crossing the T’s and dotting the I’s. Mel did a first club job of the scoring, getting the scores in early every week without error and not complaining about what can be a thank less job. Thanks very much Mel.

Cameron JamesCameron loves his cricket and was the team’s enforcer with the bat. Warms up by eating cricket balls on Saturday morning and going three rounds with the old man in the backyard. I loved watching Cam bat as he makes watching an under 10’s game much more exciting, smashing the ball to boundary and over the fence. Never complains about what you ask him to do and absolutely loves smashing the ball. He times the ball beautifully for a young bloke and smashed 2 sixes and a heap of 4’s this year when Dad decided to buy him a new bat and retire the bat Don Bradman used.

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Cameron opened the batting for us all year and got us off to a good start almost every time. He changed the game a couple of times by simply scoring his runs quickly and hitting sixes and fours and putting the other team’s bowlers off their game. Really handy with the ball and took a few key wickets for us through the year. His bowling improved out of site throughout the year and has really good pace with the ball. Look forward to seeing him back next year.

Mark McnaughtonMark absolutely loves his cricket, hates getting out and is extremely talented with the bat and ball. Opened the batting all year for us and won the teams batting award. Knocked out a heap of runs for us with a few 25 not outs throughout the year. Got us off to a great start with the bat almost every game we played in a scored all his runs quickly. Has a great batting technique and shot range and lead with the bat all year.

Developed a good batting partnership with Cam that was really effective all year for us. Got us out of trouble a few times with the bat by bathing through almost the whole innings. Very handy with the ball also and finished up runner up with most number of wickets for the team. Took some really handy wickets through the year that set us up for a win when things looked tough. Has a great set of hands and a really good arm and took a couple of nice catches through the year.

Aiden RiderAiden is super competitive and competes for every ball and talks well on the field. Swims about 4km on a Saturday morning at 5am just too warm up for the game. Probably one of the most competitive in the team. The team’s wicket keeper and does a first class job behind the stump for a young bloke. Took some great catches through the year and really helped us getting sides out with run outs and his glove work.

Started the year on fire knocking out 25 not out with the bat. Works hard on his batting, scores his run quickly and really made some handy runs for us through the year and really knocked out a couple of good innings for us when games were tight. Aiden’s bowling improved towards the end of the season which was pleasing to see the Aiden back. Took valuable wickets for us at times and bowled with good pace. Will only get better with time.

Dominic RocheDom, together with Johnny Issa was probably the team’s best fielders. Took some super catches that 10 year old boys should not have caught. Bit like his old man catching things he shouldn’t have caught when he was younger. He has a super arm and ran out countless batsman with his sharp and accurate throwing. Opened the bowling all year with Cooper and bowled with good pace and length. He should have taken a lot more wickets and just bowled without luck, missing the stumps weekly by millimetres and certainly deserved more than the 4 wickets he took for the year.

Has a great batting technique and scored us handy runs at valuable times throughout the year. Dom is going to be a cricketer that one day it will all just click into place and he will have a breakout year. He just needs to keep trying and concentrate for the whole game whilst batting and the runs will come in buckets. Make sure you are back next year Dom, it could be your year.

Ben DavisonBHP - The quiet achiever. Ben was a bit of a surprise packet. Just chipped away all year with the bat and snuck up on everyone to take the team’s batsman of the year. Scored a heap of runs for us and often in difficult circumstances. This young bloke has a lot of potential and I can see him making a good opening or top order batsman. Does not get flustered with fast bowling or tough situations, just gets on with the job.

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Really solid with the bat and got us out of trouble a few times through the year and hung around to bat through the whole innings a couple of times. Has great batting technique for a young guy and capable of playing most shots. Ben was really handy with the ball and took some crucial wickets for us. Bowls a really nice line and length and rarely bowls no balls and wides. Things are only going to get better for Ben. Well done Ben, great effort mate.

Cooper SullivanThe teams strike bowler. Opened the bowling for us all year and took 17 wickets at less than 5 and got the job done for us week in week out with the new ball. Took crucial wickets for us throughout the year and knocked the stumps over plenty of times. Other teams we played found it really difficult to score runs off Cooper. Missed the stumps whilst bowling by millimetres countless times. I think he only bowled 1 wide all year. Was rewarded with a spot in the development squad. His batting improved as the year went on and will only get better if he keeps practising. Loves his cricket and will be back next year with the boys. Well done Coop, great effort mate.

John IssaJohnny “ants in your pants “ Issa. This young guy has so much energy and loves his cricket and loves life. He swears he doesn’t drink Red Bulls before the game but I am not sure. A pleasure to have in the team, a real gentleman. The boys loved having him in the team. Together with Dom, the team’s best fielders. Hardly let a ball past him in the field all year. Great with the bat and ball and scored nearly 100 runs for year which is a great effort. Scored a 25 not out which was well deserved and made a stack of other good scores for us with the bat. Bowls both spin and medium pace well and will only get better. Took some much needed wickets for us through the year. His bowling improved a heap towards the end of the year and teams found it really difficult to score off him.

Brock ThomasBrocky just loves his cricket and improved out of site this year. Modelled some of the latest hair styles throughout the year for the team and the local Engadine hairdressers. A pleasure to have in the team, well mannered, respectful and never complains about anything. Loves wining and competes on every ball. His bowling improved a heap throughout the year and took a couple of handy wickets for us throughout the year and scored valuable runs for us in tough situations when we needed them. Towards the end of the year jumped in behind the stumps to keep and did a great job with the gloves. With a bit of work I think Brocky could develop into a good keeper. Great in the field and took some good catches through the year. Brocky will only improve with time with a bit of hard work. Look forward to seeing you next year Brocky.

Nathan SteyneNathan doesn’t like to mention his uncle Dale much but I am sure his uncle would be proud of his efforts. Another well-mannered young bloke who did everything that was asked of him. Loves to smash the ball and only knows one way and that is to belt the ball as hard as he can. Made valuable runs for us on countless occasions with a high score of 24 not out. A real handy bowler who got better as the year went on and bowled without luck and should have had a few more wickets to his name. Hang around Nathan you will improve out of site next year and enjoy your cricket even more.

Assen MaroneyAssen was great to have around and was the life of the party. Always happy with a smile on his face and Johnny Roche and I loved having this little bloke in the team, at training and at the game and so did the boys in the team. I still cannot work out what he was digging for in the grass all the time but I am sure he will find it one day whatever he was looking for. Surprised everyone with the bat and ball and to see the smile on his face when he took a

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wicket was priceless and is what cricket and sport is about for these guys. Improved all year with the bat and ball and scored us some handy runs when we needed them and was really hard to get with the bat. The last couple of games he played he really bowled well and cut the wides right down and bowled with good pace. I really hope he comes back next year and plays. PS bring a shovel!

Damian

10D’s End of Year Report 2014-15

What a great season the 10D’s gave us this year. The boys had 10 great games of cricket played in good spirit and smiles on their faces each week. The improvements both individually and as a team were outstanding and a pleasure to watch throughout the year.

Training was a lot of fun each week and the boys worked hard and continued to learn the most important basics of the game. They all practised their running between the wickets and good loud calling to each other with many an opposition coach commenting on the running between the wickets. Fielding was also another improvement area this year with the boys all gaining an understanding of good underarm returns and backing up, a lot of run outs resulted. Again batting and bowling improved with the team finishing with the least amount of no balls and the best team bowling average.

The boys were rewarded with being minor premiers and making it into the final against a very good Miranda side. After two very close games during the season the final did not disappoint. The game was amazing both teams playing great cricket and enjoying the occasion. The boys should not be disappointed with the result and proud of themselves that they played a final that went right down to the last ball of the game. Unfortunately Miranda just got the win on the day but it could have easily been a different result with only one run separating the two teams. Both Paul and I and all the parents are extremely proud of the effort the team put in during the season and the final, a terrific year.

Thank you to Paul Smithson for again taking on the coaching role. Paul did a great job with the boys on game day and taught the boys a lot of new skills coming up with new drills each week and most importantly kept all the boys enthused and having fun. To Todd Armstrong and the other parents that filled in when Todd was away a special thank you from Paul and me for taking on the scoring duty each week, a great help.

Thanks to the mum’s and dad’s that helped out at training, writing match reports, arranging a great BBQ for the final and giving up their time to bring the kids along to training and the games each week. Your support and encouragement for the team was terrific.

As far as the statistics went the team scored a total of 625 runs and the bowling attack took 115 wickets during the season.

A big congratulations to the 10D’s on a fantastic year. We hope to see you all back next season!

Ryan ArmstrongRyan had a great year with all areas of his game improving. A real team player that played with one arm during the year and during this period found the art of great line and length bowling taking some outstanding wickets. Ryan’s batting and fielding continued to improve throughout the year. Well done Ryan, a great year. Matthew Bruckard

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Matt had a good season this year taking some good wickets with the ball. His batting continued to improve and Matt was involved in some strong partnerships. Matt is becoming a strong all-rounder, keep up the good work.

Cameron CullenCameron really led from the front this year with some outstanding efforts with both bat and ball. Cam played some wonderful innings and when he kept himself under control and trusted the sweet spot was one of the big hitters in the competition. Well done Cam.

Archie FarrPlaying his first year of cricket with the team Archie was one of our most improved. It was his bowling that really improved throughout the year. Archie bowled some terrific spells with his accuracy and pace improving each week, a wonderful year.

Lachlan MellorLachlan had a strong year with all areas of his game continuing to improve. A natural competitor who gained the respect of his team mates with his consistent performances being voted in captain for the final game. Lachlan’s bowling remained accurate with pace, a great combination. Keep up the hard work and you will be rewarded, great work.

Joshua NicholsJosh had a good year. One of the most improved players Josh really started to find his feet on the cricket field by the end of the year. Josh worked hard on improving his batting and bowling and his game will only continue to develop, a wonderful start.

Dylan OsmandDylan worked hard this year always trying new things to improve his game. Always putting in 100% his running between the wickets was a real stand out. Dylan worked hard on the training drills and gained a real understanding of always looking for the second run that resulted in some valuable partnerships. Dylan had some great spells with the ball and took some good wickets. Dylan was real live wire in the field, a terrific year.

Jonah SmithsonJonah had another strong year this year. A real all-rounder there is not a weak part of his game. Some tremendous efforts in the field gained him the nickname super arm with some outstanding run outs from all parts of the ground. Whenever Jonah came on to bowl a wicket was not far away with fast an accurate bowling. Jonah was also part of some great batting partnerships throughout the season, a wonderful year.

Zachariah SummersZac has a real love for the game and was determine to improve each week. Zac gained a great understanding of running between the wickets and with his strong defence and shots resulted in a great year with the bat. Zac’s bowling improved out of site with his accuracy really improving. Strong in the field Zac will only continue to improve each year, well down Zac.

Makai WagstaffMakai again really enjoyed his cricket each week. With his great listening and hard work at training his game really improved this year. Makai began to hit some outstanding shots with the bat and with his quick running between the wickets got valuable runs for the team when needed. His bowling improved and he took some fine wickets and each week fielded strong in all positions, a terrific year.

Thanks everyone for a great year!Craig

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2015 10E's Players Report

The boys had a great season winning more games than we lost. They were very well behaved at raining especially when we had classic catches in the pool at my house on the extremely hot Friday afternoons. All the boys showed improvement in their cricket and enjoyed themselves, win , loose or draw. It gave me a lot of pleasure to coach a great group of kids who have a love of the game.

I would like to make a special thanks to Dave Sheargold for Managing the team and Jeff & Vanessa White for putting the scores in each week. I would also like to thank Mick Flanagan and Brett Graves for training the boys when I was unable to be there due to work commitments, I also appreciated the help with scoring from Chris Togher.

I hope all the boys enjoyed the season as much as I did and they all come back next year for another fun season.

Glen Armstrong

Bailey ArmstrongBailey had a good season with the bat and ball, he is a team player who loves to slide in the outfield to save a FOUR.

Ryder SheargoldRyder's cricket improved this year especially in the bowling department, keep that arm straight mate. He plays a top cover drive too.

Ben FlanaganBen did an outstanding job at wicket keeping and took some classic catches throughout the year. Ben also plays a good horizontal bat shot.

Jackson GravesJackson is an allrounder a keen cricketer and he did well with the ball and bat. He took some great classic catches in the pool!

Owen BurgherOwen had an excellent batting year scoring plenty of runs and is very enthusiastic in the field, aspiring to be like his grandfather. His new wicket keeping gloves help to stop plenty of runs.

Ian GillIan had heaps of improvement this year in his batting and bowling, well done mate!Elijah RyanElijah returned some great bowling figures this year consistently each week, he always plays with a smile on his face.

Thomas SmartThomas always listened at training and he did well for his 1st season. He improved batting once he got his David Warner "KABOOM" bat.

Zac WhiteZac is a powerful hitter, when he connects, the ball goes straight to the boundary. Good job Mate!

Noah Wybron

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Noah joined our team during the season and showed some brilliant bowling and batting skills and always listened at training

Patrick TogherPatrick enjoys his cricket and excelled this season in particular with his batting doing a great Pull shot/sweep shot.

St John Bosco Cricket Club U/8 Gold

What an amazing first up season of cricket with too many highlights to list. All eight boys were on debut and it was incredible to see their skills develop as the season progressed. I want to thank them all for their commitment all year, as it was rare not to have a full team at training. The support from all of the parents was second to none, I couldn’t of done it without you, so a big thank you to you all.

Special thanks to Rodney Edgar my manager and scorer, I often think that this job is harder than coaching I can’t believe we didn’t win a Croucher voucher. Also to Trent Harvey who filled in for me for one game as I was off looking for a mid-season marquee player signing in Fiji. I hope the boys enjoyed the season as much as I did, see you all next season were we can continue our four game winning streak.

Tate Brooks (Brad Haddin) Outstanding season Tate, some great performances with the bat and ball and possibly one of only two boys that could concentrate for 12 overs in the field. Loves being in the thick of the action, a wicket keeper in the making, also involved in one of the great batting partnerships of the year.

Harley Brown (Muttiah Muralitharan) Harley took a wicket with his first ever ball, from that moment on the ICC and media was on his back about his suspect action. After this was sorted out Harley went on to have some excellent bowling performances, another player who loves the wicket keeping duties. Wins the award most weeks with the dirtiest whites at the end of days play.

Benjamin Donohoe (Gramae Swan) Ben loved bowling with his sunnies on hence the nick name. Many highlights including being on a hattrick and hitting a two off the last ball of the game to win us the game by one run. My personal favourite is Ben’s taunting of the opposition bowlers with his one handed block shots. Ben I’m going to miss our talks about Pokémon in the off season.

Luke Edgar (Shane Watson) The true all-rounder of the team. Luke was the most consistent player all season with bat and ball and his dynamic fielding culminated with some direct hits resulted in many a run out for the team. Rumour has it Luke has been added to the Brazilian cricket world cup squad for 2019. Look forward to Luke taking his game to the next level.

Chase Edwards (Glen Maxwell) The self-tilted “Big show” worked out pretty early the harder you swing the bat the further the ball goes. Recovered from a mid-season broken foot to become the team’s leading run scorer. Chase’s season highlight came in the last game of year when he cleared the fence hitting our teams sole six of year. Good luck in Josh’s team next season as I’m not re-newing your contact.

Jasper Ellis (Mitchell Johnson).There was fear in the batsman’s eyes when I threw Jasper the ball. Fast and aggressive and when he got them right he was unplayable. More than handy with the bat playing a game winning innings with Tate dispatching the seagulls bowlers over their heads. Good luck in under 10s jasper you are a great little cricketer.

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Lachlan Harvey (Steve Smith. )Another all-rounder and a great competitor. Lachlan was always amongst the runs and wickets. Played the cover drive of the season which ran all the way to the boundary. Lachy has a big future in cricket and will only get better. A pleasure to coach.

Harison McCann (Michael Clarke) One of the pups of the team. The first thing you notice about Harry is his infectious smile and his politeness. Harrison was at his best off the long run up and if he wasn’t hitting the wickets he was hitting the square leg umpire. Harry has a great eye and is one of the team’s best trainers. I expect big things next year.

Under 8 White End of Year Report

Wow what a great year! A tremendous effort from what was clearly the A side of the under 8s (sorry Brad!). We had a young team this year, with only 2 going up to the 10s next year, but every week we tried our best against older and more experienced opponents.

Leny Legros - Our player of the year was Leny, who got 8 wickets and 125 runs off the bat. His bowling improved out-of-sight throughout the season, and his pull shot was a sight to see. Leny did a great job the times he was wicket-keeper, with countless stumpings and a classic diving catch the late, great Richie Benaud would have described as ‘Simply Marvellous’. Good luck in the under 10s next year mate.

Kyanne Armstrong - Kyanne, our other player going up next year, showed a tremendous improvement in her batting technique this year and looked particularly stylish with her brand new helmet. Thanks to Santa for the much needed equipment. Coach will miss your ‘spunk’ in the field next year!

Max Carey – Our left-arm, right-arm, over-the-wicket, around-the-wicket, Mitchell Johnson-like fast bowler. He put the fear of God into our opposition batsmen, as well as the coach standing at square leg. His Kookaburra bat was a blocking machine. Looking forward to another under 8s season with you next year mate.

Ruby Johnstone – one of our debutantes, was our strongest right-arm pitcher…..I mean bowler! She took an amazing 7 wickets in her first year, with a couple of 2-fors. Her batting and running between wickets was much improved throughout the season and she was a fantastic slider of the bat.

Erin Johnstone – Erin, who was also a debutante, did a fantastic job in her first year keeping her arm straight when she bowled. She was also very courteous, asking the coach prior to each of her deliveries whether everyone was ready for her to bowl. If only all the kids were as thoughtful!

Lincoln Cooper – Lincoln was poached form the B side early on in the season, and was a great signing! Apart from the many questions asked throughout the game, he was also one of the most attentive players in field. His Merv Hughes-like run-up was a highlight, and he kept the opposing batsmen honest with numerous run-outs.

Zach Lewis – Our final debutante, Zach was the leading catcher in the team this season, including 2 great catches at mid-wicket off Max’s bowling in the final game of the year. With 9 wickets and 51 runs off the bat, it was great year of cricket for our youngest player.

Ethan Lewis - Ethan, in his second year of cricket, was our most technical and consistent batsmen, the highlight being a straight drive he hit for 4. His bowling style, resembling Max Walker (tangles), delivered our only caught-behind of the season.

Overall, it was a very enjoyable season. It was great to see the kid’s enjoyment and improvement increase throughout the year. Thanks very much to those parents who assisted at training and with scoring, in particular Steve Cooper (Lincoln’s dad) and Glen Armstrong (Kyanne’s dad).

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Josh & Rachel Lewis

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MENS SECRETARY REPORT 2014-15

It was an enjoyable year all-round for the gentleman of the St John Bosco Youth Centre Cricket Club. It was great to see another incident free year, continuing Bosco’s long record of good sportsmanship and fair play.

Bosco entered two teams in to the senior competition in 2014/15. The teams consisted of 36 players, 10 of which were part-time. Both teams had some up and downs but unfortunately neither could make it in to the finals this year.

The B2s always had a challenge when they were promoted two grades after finishing middle of the table in the B4s last season. They managed the one win in round 11 but were competitive in many of their games. Rory Rowe took out the batting award with over 300 runs for the season. Rory also scored the club’s only century for the men this season. Liam Hamling took out the bowling award.

Liam Hamling was also named Club Senior Player of the Year for the second time. Liam contributed in all forms of the game with 230, 14 wickets, 3 catches and 1 stumping.

The revolving door of captains in the B4s side continued this year with Marty Dantas taking the helm. The team was competitive beating every team in the comp except for one. But that was only enough to get them to the middle of the table, finishing fourth overall. The wins came on the back of great team efforts, but there were some great individual performances on the way including 5-fors from Andrew Fenn, Pat Eades and Paul Barclay and a match-winning performance with the bat and ball by Tim in round 12. Paul Barclay took out the bowling award and Jason Vincent won the batting award.

As well as the action on the field there were also a number of events off the field including the end-of-season presentation. This year the guys decided to have a Twenty20 game between the two teams in place of a presentation night. It was good to see most of the guys having a go and sharing a few beers afterwards.

Next season we will be aiming to increase the numbers in the senior competition so if you are thinking about giving it a go now is a good time. Looking forward to seeing all the boys back next year and hopefully a few more.

Mitchell WorsleyMen’s Secretary

John Bosco Youth Centre Cricket Club

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MEN’S PLAYER AWARDS 2014-15

Club Senior player of year – Liam Hamling (perpetual plus individual)Mens Individual Achievement award (Steve Waugh Cap) – Liam Hamling

Team player awards (trophy of batsman and of bowler)Team Batting BowlingB2 Rory Rowe Liam HamlingB4 Jason Vincent Paul Barclay

5 Fors Player Figures Team Round OpponentLiam Hamling 6 for 27 St John Bosco B2 14 Miranda Magpies B2

Andrew Fenn 5 for 24 St John Bosco B4 1 Bangor Comets B4

Patrick Eades 5 for 33 St John Bosco B4 14 Gymea Bay B4

Paul Barclay 5 for 42 St John Bosco B4 3 Bangor B4Centuries –

Player Runs Team Round OpponentRory Rowe 100 St John Bosco B2 3 Gymea Bay B2

Hat Tricks (mounted ball with stats) – Nil

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MEN’S HONOUR BOARD 2014-15

Best Batting ScoresPos. Player Runs Team Round Opponent 1 Rory Rowe 100 St John Bosco B2 3 Gymea Bay B2 2 Neil Hamling 90 St John Bosco B2 11 Como-Jannali B2 3 Rory Rowe 88no St John Bosco B2 10 Gymea Bay B2 4 Martin Dantas 82 St John Bosco B4 3 Bangor B4 5 Liam Hamling 77 St John Bosco B2 5 St Patricks B2 6 Martin Dantas 69 St John Bosco B4 1 Bangor Comets B4 7 Neil Hamling 69 St John Bosco B2 14 Miranda Magpies B2 8 Julian Batchelor 66 St John Bosco B4 14 Gymea Bay B4 9 Jason Vincent 60no St John Bosco B4 3 Bangor B4 10 Julian Batchelor 59no St John Bosco B4 9 Illawong Menai B4 11 Damien Lockton 59 St John Bosco B2 4 Como-Jannali B2 12 Jason Vincent 56 St John Bosco B4 8 Bangor Comets B4 13 Liam Hamling 49 St John Bosco B2 12 St Patricks B2 14 Patrick Eades 48 St John Bosco B4 3 Bangor B4 15 Damien Lockton 45no St John Bosco B2 14 Miranda Magpies B2 16 Julian Batchelor 45 St John Bosco B4 8 Bangor Comets B4 17 Daniel Van Ruth 42 St John Bosco B2 1 Engadine Dragons

B2 18 Blake Holden 39 St John Bosco B4 13 St Patricks B4 19 Blake Holden 37 St John Bosco B4 5 Kareela B4 20 Matt Battam 37 St John Bosco B4 10 Bangor B4

Best Bowling FiguresPos. Player Figures Team Round Opponent 1 Liam Hamling 6 for 27 St John Bosco B2 14 Miranda Magpies B2 2 Andrew Fenn 5 for 24 St John Bosco B4 1 Bangor Comets B4 3 Patrick Eades 5 for 33 St John Bosco B4 14 Gymea Bay B4 4 Paul Barclay 5 for 42 St John Bosco B4 3 Bangor B4 5 Tim Meagher 4 for 24 St John Bosco B4 12 Kareela B4 6 Paul Barclay 3 for 13 St John Bosco B4 9 Illawong Menai B4 7 Blake Holden 3 for 18 St John Bosco B4 1 Bangor Comets B4 8 David Robinson 3 for 18 St John Bosco B4 9 Illawong Menai B4 9 Paul Barclay 3 for 22 St John Bosco B4 5 Kareela B4 10 Liam Hamling 3 for 26 St John Bosco B2 5 St Patricks B2 11 Blake Holden 3 for 34 St John Bosco B4 7 Gymea Bay B4 12 Patrick Eades 3 for 38 St John Bosco B4 10 Bangor B4 13 Blake Holden 3 for 43 St John Bosco B4 5 Kareela B4 14 Julian Batchelor 3 for 55 St John Bosco B4 6 St Patricks B4 15 Paul Barclay 3 for 60 St John Bosco B4 13 St Patricks B4 16 Liam Hamling 2 for 10 St John Bosco B2 3 Gymea Bay B2 17 Phil Castro 2 for 10 St John Bosco B2 11 Como-Jannali B2 18 Paul Barclay 2 for 12 St John Bosco B4 12 Kareela B4 19 Gregory Van Ruth 2 for 13 St John Bosco B2 1 Engadine Dragons

B2 20 Mark Eades 2 for 16 St John Bosco B4 1 Bangor Comets B4

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PLAYER MILESTONES – CURRENT SENIOR PLAYERS

Current Seniors - greater than 500

Player First Season

Last Season

Innings Runs Ave

Martin Dantas 2009-10 2014-15 76 1849 27.19Liam Hamling 2010-11 2014-15 48 1712 42.80Jason Vincent 2009-10 2014-15 73 1451 24.18Julian Batchelor 2009-10 2014-15 53 1412 29.42Patrick Eades 2009-10 2014-15 69 1404 23.02Blake Holden 2009-10 2014-15 81 1116 14.49Neil Hamling 2010-11 2014-15 30 1039 38.48Michael Cross 2009-10 2014-15 61 1025 18.30James Thomas 2009-10 2014-15 47 1020 21.70Matthew Ogle 2009-10 2014-15 60 866 14.93Paul Barclay 2009-10 2014-15 62 594 12.91Mitchell Worsley 2009-10 2014-15 65 576 10.29Mark Eades 2009-10 2014-15 73 549 8.32Daniel Evans 2012-13 2014-15 32 542 17.48Rory Rowe 2011-12 2014-15 27 541 22.54

Current Seniors - greater than 50

Player First Season

Last Season

Overs Wickets Ave

Paul Barclay 2009-10 2014-15 489.3 114 15.21Blake Holden 2009-10 2014-15 486.3 106 17.97Patrick Eades 2009-10 2014-15 447.5 100 16.16Ethan Tudjman 2011-12 2014-15 337.3 80 14.00Josh Bloor 2010-11 2014-15 286.3 75 17.15David Robinson 2009-10 2014-15 275 60 20.88Mark Eades 2009-10 2014-15 349.1 60 27.20Liam Hamling 2010-11 2014-15 224.5 59 15.68Andrew Fenn 2009-10 2014-15 237.5 58 17.07James Thomas 2009-10 2014-15 240.4 54 18.48

Currently only 2009-10 onwards loaded onto websiteHopefully next year I will have some more research on statistics so can include more years

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MENS SEASON REPORTS 2014-15

B2 season report.

It can’t be said that the mighty Bosco B2’s had an inspiring year this past season. Results on the pitch were hardly of a spectacular nature and certainly not in the realm of our consistent past deeds in making the finals over the last few seasons. Not sure if we came stone motherless last, but if not, we certainly made up the numbers at the south end of the table.

That being said though, we did manage to surprise ourselves every now and then, maybe once or twice both on and off the field. The B2’s has been the highest grade this team has played in, our final standing in the table was probably not a true reflection of the capabilities of the individuals in the team or the team as a whole. Whilst we had twenty two players registered, often it was difficult to muster a full team for our Saturday outings.

Through various reasons such as Schoolies, hangovers, dedication to the ‘misso’ (Tudjman and JT), dedication to the books (Sean), end of season soccer jaunts, horse racing days and sometimes just not showing up at all (Favaloro), consistency of players and performance was lacking. This didn’t help to maintain any momentum or continuity in the off situation that we played well one week that didn’t carry over to the following week. Nevertheless, fun was still had together with a bit of tom foolery, and that is what it is all about.

Highlights of the year: Rory Rowe's inaugural ton after many years of talking himself out of ever achieving

this milestone. Neil Hamling's extraordinary 90 while although being oh so close yet again to the

magic number, was achieved in stiflingly hot and humid conditions. In the same game as Neil's 90, beating an obnoxious Como with only 10 men (plus a

couple of ring-ins) after barely being able to scratch a team together on the morning of the game.

Again in that same game and perhaps an historical first in the Sutherland Shire men's cricket competition, our mates from Como scoring an all run five during the game. Only three fielders on the leg side with two old blokes at deep fine leg and deep long on waving Daniel Van Ruth with an injured ankle (after much protestation and committee meetings) to chase a shot to deep mid wicket from his short leg fielding position.

Having a quiet drink after a game (twice) at the clubhouse and still being present post midnight, only leaving because the beer fridge had been drunk dry and the problems of the world solved (yep, we all hate Mark Nicholas).

GVR and Tudjman being dismissed by the first two deliveries of the day forcing Liam Hamling to face a hat-trick ball on the 3rd ball.

In the same game, Rory Rowe managing to score 6 runs in the first 20 overs to the frustration of the lads on the sidelines, then going on to post a score of around 90 by the end of the 40 overs.

Sean Castro’s diving, one-handed screamer of a catch at Boys Town Oval. Liam Hamling’s cheap 5 wicket haul in the same game. Damo’s first 50 marked by a master class in big hitting.

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The infamous run of games where the squad was dismissed for 80, 55 and 44 consecutively.

And finally, a more comical moment, when a bozo from the Miranda side complained of chatter during Dan Evans’ run up for the first ball, forcing him to retake the delivery, only for the clown to be bowled by the retaken delivery. It can be assumed that the batsmen received quite a send off from the lads.

See you all again next season for more flannelled foolery!!!!!

Phil

B4 season report.

Well it’s that time of year again to put out this annual tome and once more the author of this review has been provided with an exceptional amount of material with which to convey the past season’s highlights, lowlights and oddlights.

The year started off with the Bowlologist getting in the ear of Andrew Fenn and telling him to go very short and very wide outside off. 45 minutes later history shows 5/24, and NO ONE can ever take that away from him! The team had a brilliant round 2 with Illawong forfeiting before defeating Bangor Tavern 276 to 195, with Martin Dantas scoring 82 and Paul Barclay ripping through the middle order with 5/42. Blake Holden bowled particularly well and miserly – 16 overs, 8 maidens, 2/19.

A hiccup against Kareela that probably cost us the semis in the end, was followed by what was by far and away the worst display of fielding ever seen in the Antipodes. Some catches are variously known as ‘sodas’, ‘dollies’ and ‘sitters’. We need a whole new category to describe some of the ones dropped in Round 6.

This disaster was then erased by one of our better fielding efforts seen by this side in a long time. Up against the comp leaders who had thrashed all comers and were a thousand points ahead on the ladder, we tore strips off them for 127 all out – their lowest 1 st inns total for the year by some 100 runs. Honours shared all round with Blake, Barcas, Pat Eades, Fenn and Jay Vincent all taking wickets.

The run chase started in the usual fashion (1/0), but some steady, sensible batting from Michael Cross (28) took us past 50. A wobble here or there left us teetering before a solid hitout from Julian Batchelor with 30 got us over the line with 1 solitary wicket to spare. Well done, continuing our uncanny knack for knocking off comp leaders who don’t respect or take us seriously.

Next game some good batting from Vinno (56), Jules (45) and lusty hitting from Paul scoring 21 off the last over gave us a defendable total of 188, however, luck deserted us with the opposition doing it easy in their dig. Lightning and cyclonic driving rain saved the day. Only Matt Battam took a wicket that afternoon with a peach of a delivery, one of the best of the year. Comets finished 1/111 with 18 overs to go when the rain came down.

David Robinson claimed 3/18 with his controlled swing bowling against Illawong and Jules belted 59 to get the win. We then came up against a rampaging Bangor Tavern and it saw us turn in our lowest batting total for the season with the team out for 59 chasing 185. Only Battam could hold his head up, scoring 37 of them. Pat earned his 3/38 and Barcas was tidy with 2/17 off 8.

A top spell of bowling saw Tim take 4/24 against Kareela before sharing a vital partnership with Vinno for us to fall across the line in round 12. I can’t move on without mentioning

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Mitchell Worsley, who was given out LBW after hitting the ball off the middle of the bat. We’re sure to still be hearing about this in 2035.

The fielding against St Pats the second time around was a marked improvement however reverting to type we just forgot to take wickets and the opposition cruised to 340 off 60 overs. Well done to Mitch and Michael Vu who both showed up the regulars and did manage to take one apiece.

Pat found some form with the ball and in a heated spell of unplayable fast bowling took 5 wickets to kick off the final match. With 60 overs to play we were 238 runs behind and needing an outright for the semis. It was fated to happen.

But it didn’t. Sorry. We tried really hard. Honest! Jules battled superbly to keep us in the game. Running on one leg he was in all sorts but in another brazenly ridiculous decision, the ump had the finger up BEFORE the keeper even had the ball. By the time the bails were off Jules was well past the stumps. Out for 66 and denied what looked to be a certain century.

The season should have ended there. Michael Vu arrived at the crease and had other ideas. Subscribers to these reports would know what I am talking about. For those who don’t, strange and unusual things tend to happen when Vu plays cricket. It is not often one witnesses a handle-the-ball dismissal, but the Vu-Man gave us something to remember this year. For that we salute you, and we’ll try one day to stop laughing about it.

It would be remiss of me not to mention a few other happenings this year. Congratulations are due to:

- Andrew and Jess for their nuptials in February- Mitchell and Deborah for their wedding in April- Mark and Grace for their bub on the way

On a personal note, I started playing cricket for Bosco in 1995 – 20 seasons and 225 odd games ago. To me, cricket would not mean much without all of you, and how we further and foster our unique brand of half-arsed efforts, lolling our rivals into false senses of security. You can’t bat without someone at the other end, and you can’t be a good keeper without a bowler getting edges. To Barcas, Jules, Battam, Crossy, the Eades brothers, Fenn, Blake, Tim, Ogle, Rob-o, Vinno, Vu, Mitch and many many others MIA along the way thanks for the memories.

Special thanks also to our Club Committee, especially to Pipes, Dave and the evergreen Errol, without whom no one would be taking guard each game. Finally, congrats to our award winners – Vinno (241 @ 40.2) and Barcas (24 @ 12.16). Well deserved and well played. See you all back in 2015/16.

Marty

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CLUB JUNIOR STATISTICS

Career Best Batting AggregateNo

.Player Name First Season Last Season Mat Inns Runs1 Daniel Thomas 2002-03 2008-09 60 67 19852 Henry McCray 2005-06 2012-13 80 78 15963 Adam Thorogood 2002-03 2008-09 57 63 15374 Liam Hamling 2002-03 2010-11 73 70 15155 Joel Raper 2003-04 2011-12 88 83 13566 Liam McMahon 2006-07 2014-15 86 87 13337 Eoghan Rosser 2005-06 2012-13 67 63 11348 Thomas Loder 2003-04 2008-09 54 52 10429 Christian Lewis 2002-03 2005-06 30 38 102410 Ryan Morris 2004-05 2006-07 29 28 97211 James Thomas 2003-04 2010-11 77 70 89212 Christian White 2004-05 2011-12 77 71 88613 John Hair 2002-03 2004-05 20 35 87913 Michael Howard 2006-07 2012-13 67 66 87915 Patrick Quinn 2005-06 2008-09 39 47 86016 Joshua Piper 2002-03 2005-06 30 40 85917 Daniel Evans 2006-07 2011-12 57 56 85018 Josh Quinn 2007-08 2014-15 75 72 82219 Joe Darlington 2005-06 2012-13 79 69 81720 Ben Issa 2002-03 2008-09 62 66 774

Career Best Bowling AggregateNo

.Player Name First Season

Last Season Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave

1 James Thomas 2003-04 2010-11 77 520.3 116 93 1159 12.462 Liam McMahon 2006-07 2014-15 86 405.5 92 85 970 11.413 Daniel Thomas 2002-03 2008-09 60 443.3 111 79 986 12.484 Liam Hamling 2002-03 2010-11 73 407.5 56 76 1159 15.255 Samuel Herrmann 2005-06 2012-13 80 390.5 73 73 858 11.756 Jonah Herrmann 2006-07 2014-15 85 299 29 71 892 12.567 Daniel Griffin 2004-05 2008-09 52 301.2 63 66 766 11.617 Andrew Nicoll 2006-07 2014-15 72 315 55 66 875 13.269 Matthew McCarthy 2003-04 2009-10 62 341 70 65 878 13.519 Jamie Lightfoot 2003-04 2011-12 86 378.4 57 65 941 14.4811 Henry McCray 2005-06 2012-13 80 365.1 57 64 833 13.0212 Joel Raper 2003-04 2011-12 88 267.3 37 62 735 11.8512 Jayden Cauduro 2007-08 2014-15 75 307 50 62 788 12.7112 Tom Cooke 2005-06 2012-13 76 308.3 37 62 902 14.5515 Matthew Jones 2005-06 2012-13 81 367.2 58 60 915 15.2516 Sean Mulally 2002-03 2008-09 60 392 53 59 1230 20.8517 Christian White 2004-05 2011-12 77 292.3 32 58 799 13.7817 Jackson McKinley 2004-05 2011-12 80 282.5 16 58 1045 18.0219 Joshua Howard 2003-04 2011-12 73 258 29 57 964 16.9120 Troy Wilkinson 2003-04 2012-13 87 289.4 22 56 1123 20.05

Currently only have stats from 2002-03 loaded onto the websiteHopefully by next season we can go back further

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Under 16A No


1 Sean McInnes 2005-06 TRAD 60 16A 10 9 2 111x 444 63.432 Duncan Hunt 2008-09 TRAD 60 16A 10 10 0 123 433 43.303 Grant Davies 2005-06 TRAD 60 16A 10 8 3 116 415 83.004 Christian Lewis 2005-06 TRAD 60 16A 10 9 1 103x 360 45.005 Daniel Thomas 2008-09 TRAD 60 16A 10 10 2 62x 317 39.636 Ben Jamieson 2004-05 TRAD 60 16A 10 10 1 69 296 32.897 Daniel Thomas 2007-08 TRAD 60 16A 10 10 2 74 289 36.138 Adam Thorogood 2007-08 TRAD 60 16A 10 8 1 104 284 40.579 John Hair 2004-05 TRAD 60 16A 10 10 1 150x 274 30.4410 Adam Thorogood 2008-09 TRAD 60 16A 9 9 0 61 259 28.78

Under 16B No


1 Liam Hamling 2010-11 TRAD 60 16B 10 10 3 124x 452 64.572 Ryan Morris 2006-07 TRAD 60 16B 10 11 0 101 422 38.363 Liam Casey 2003-04 TRAD 60 16B 10 12 1 112 385 35.004 Tom Sinclair 2006-07 TRAD 60 16B 10 12 1 72 372 33.825 Omar Samad 2002-03 TRAD 60 16B 13 1 72 296 24.676 John Hair 2003-04 TRAD 60 16B 10 13 1 100 295 24.587 Patrick Eades 2002-03 TRAD 60 16B 15 3 75 291 24.258 Nathan Waugh 2006-07 TRAD 60 16B 10 12 2 95 279 27.909 Eoghan Rosser 2012-13 TRAD 60 16B 10 9 0 59 268 29.7810 Nicholas Stewart 2002-03 TRAD 60 16B 15 3 256 21.33

Under 16C No


1 Liam McMahon 2014-15 SPLIT 60 16C 8 8 1 129 373 53.292 Patrick Quinn 2007-08 TRAD 60 16C 9 12 1 80 305 27.733 Eoghan Rosser 2011-12 TRAD 60 16C 7 8 1 184 297 42.434 James Thomas 2009-10 TRAD 60 16C 10 12 2 104x 295 29.505 Patrick Quinn 2008-09 TRAD 60 16C 10 16 3 52 293 22.546 Josh Quinn 2014-15 SPLIT 60 16C 8 8 1 64x 228 32.577 Kyle D`Sylva 2011-12 TRAD 60 16C 8 12 2 51x 191 19.108 Jayden Cauduro 2014-15 SPLIT 60 16C 8 9 1 50x 147 18.389 Brandon O`Connor 2008-09 TRAD 60 16C 10 14 1 59x 142 10.9210 Dylan Issa 2011-12 TRAD 60 16C 8 12 1 58x 140 12.73

Under 16D No


1 Rory Rowe 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 10 1 96 327 36.332 Daniel Evans 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 9 1 67 307 38.383 Liam Palmer 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 18 3 49x 235 15.674 Michael Favaloro 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 9 0 89 203 22.565 Nicholas Piper 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 9 0 64 176 19.566 Jackson McKinley 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 18 2 33 134 8.387 Samuel Moore 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 15 1 29x 133 9.508 Joshua Howard 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 16 3 45 131 10.089 Sean Castro 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 9 1 66 130 16.25

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10 Samuel Kennedy 2010-11 TRAD 60 16D 10 16 0 36 129 8.06Under 14A No


1 Daniel Thomas 2006-07 TRAD 60 14A 10 10 0 89 357 35.702 Ryan Mulally 2002-03 TRAD 60 14A 12 1 127 318 28.913 John Hair 2002-03 TRAD 60 14A 12 0 135 310 25.834 Matthew Milross 2002-03 TRAD 60 14A 11 1 275 27.505 Jarrod Hair 2002-03 TRAD 60 14A 12 1 242 22.006 Ben Jamieson 2002-03 TRAD 60 14A 11 2 233 25.897 Adam Thorogood 2006-07 TRAD 60 14A 10 11 1 86 231 23.108 Liam Hamling 2008-09 TRAD 60 14A 10 11 1 64 201 20.109 Ben Issa 2008-09 TRAD 60 14A 10 12 1 54 180 16.3610 David Brooker 2002-03 TRAD 60 14A 13 2 152 13.8210 Mitchell Vassallo 2006-07 TRAD 60 14A 10 11 0 48 152 13.82

Under 14B No


1 Daniel Thomas 2005-06 TRAD 50 14B 10 11 2 94 476 52.892 Joshua Piper 2003-04 TRAD 50 14B 10 10 0 142 472 47.203 Christian Lewis 2003-04 TRAD 50 14B 10 10 5 452 90.404 Thomas Loder 2007-08 TRAD 50 14B 9 8 1 74 299 42.715 Shaun Crowe 2003-04 TRAD 50 14B 10 11 1 288 28.806 Adam Thorogood 2005-06 TRAD 50 14B 10 10 2 81 260 32.507 Henry McCray 2010-11 TRAD 50 14B 10 10 1 55 242 26.898 Joel Dawson 2007-08 TRAD 50 14B 9 7 0 78 230 32.869 Joel Raper 2009-10 TRAD 50 14B 9 9 3 56 215 35.8310 Joshua Menogue 2005-06 TRAD 50 14B 10 11 1 43 182 18.20

Under 14C No


1 Ryan Morris 2004-05 TRAD 50 14C 10 9 4 147x 513 102.602 Patrick Cordina 2014-15 SPLIT 50 14C 10 12 3 70x 328 36.443 Joshua Piper 2002-03 TRAD 50 14C 13 4 59 258 28.674 Paul Bremner 2002-03 TRAD 50 14C 13 1 245 20.425 Christian White 2008-09 TRAD 50 14C 10 10 4 98 239 39.836 Mitchell Floyd 2004-05 TRAD 50 14C 9 8 3 92x 235 47.007 Nathan Waugh 2004-05 TRAD 50 14C 10 8 1 70 228 32.578 Josh Quinn 2013-14 SPLIT 50 14C 9 9 1 54x 205 25.639 Adam Dow 2004-05 TRAD 50 14C 9 9 1 78 203 25.3810 Elliot Waugh 2014-15 SPLIT 50 14C 10 12 0 45 176 14.67

Under 14D No


1 Patrick Quinn 2006-07 TRAD 50 14D 12 13 3 47 249 24.902 Daniel Griffin 2006-07 TRAD 50 14D 13 13 2 89 220 20.003 Bradley J Smith 2006-07 TRAD 50 14D 13 9 4 66x 206 41.204 Jack Mapp 2011-12 TRAD 50 14D 9 10 2 56x 190 23.755 Patrick Cordina 2013-14 SPLIT 50 14D 11 14 2 49 184 15.336 Zane Piggott 2014-15 SPLIT 50 14D 10 13 1 59 162 13.507 Ryan Forrest 2013-14 SPLIT 50 14D 11 14 2 27 148 12.33

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8 Peter Devine 2006-07 TRAD 50 14D 13 11 3 24 136 17.009 Matthew McNaughton 2014-15 SPLIT 50 14D 9 13 2 54 132 12.0010 Elliot Waugh 2013-14 SPLIT 50 14D 11 12 1 23x 115 10.45Under 14E No


1 Chris Jago 2008-09 TRAD 50 14E 8 6 2 147 290 72.502 Samuel Moore 2009-10 TRAD 50 14E 9 12 1 56 185 16.823 Thomas Masters 2010-11 TRAD 50 14E 8 10 2 66 173 21.634 Liam Palmer 2008-09 TRAD 50 14E 8 6 2 53 151 37.755 Jacob Robins 2008-09 TRAD 50 14E 8 6 2 54x 148 37.006 Liam Holt 2008-09 TRAD 50 14E 8 5 3 102x 142 71.007 Lachlan Macpherson 2012-13 SPLIT 50 14E 8 9 4 50x 138 27.608 Hayden Smith 2009-10 TRAD 50 14E 8 10 5 42x 137 27.409 Michael Favaloro 2008-09 TRAD 50 14E 8 6 2 55 133 33.2510 Jack Mapp 2010-11 TRAD 50 14E 8 9 1 54x 124 15.50

Under 12A No


1 Liam Hamling 2006-07 TRAD 50 12A 10 11 5 83x 334 55.672 Addison Grinham 2004-05 TRAD 50 12A 10 8 1 62 250 35.713 Henry McCray 2008-09 TRAD 50 12A 10 11 1 51 224 22.404 Joel Dawson 2005-06 TRAD 50 12A 10 13 0 44 218 16.775 Adam Thorogood 2004-05 TRAD 50 12A 9 7 0 51 207 29.576 Thomas Loder 2005-06 TRAD 50 12A 9 11 1 72x 203 20.307 Ben Issa 2006-07 TRAD 50 12A 10 10 0 64 187 18.708 Michael Howard 2008-09 TRAD 50 12A 10 11 1 50 174 17.409 Daniel Thomas 2004-05 TRAD 50 12A 10 9 2 52x 172 24.5710 Max Darlington 2008-09 TRAD 50 12A 10 10 1 38 147 16.33

Under 12B No


1 Henry McCray 2009-10 TRAD 50 12B 10 10 3 68 420 60.002 Joel Raper 2007-08 TRAD 50 12B 10 7 2 70 249 49.803 Liam Hamling 2005-06 TRAD 50 12B 9 8 1 75x 232 33.144 Michael Howard 2009-10 TRAD 50 12B 10 9 2 51x 220 31.435 Daniel Thomas 2003-04 TRAD 50 12B 10 9 5 48x 199 49.756 Adam Thorogood 2003-04 TRAD 50 12B 9 10 2 196 24.507 Liam McMahon 2011-12 SPLIT 50 12B 10 10 2 52x 176 22.008 Brendan Quinn 2007-08 TRAD 50 12B 10 7 1 52 161 26.838 Jye Bowen 2007-08 TRAD 50 12B 10 7 2 63x 161 32.2010 Ryan Proctor 2005-06 TRAD 50 12B 10 9 2 50x 150 21.43

Under 12C No


1 Mitchell Floyd 2002-03 TRAD 50 12C 10 2 102x 322 40.252 Thomas Loder 2004-05 TRAD 50 12C 10 8 2 107x 321 53.503 Luke Mecham 2014-15 SPLIT 50 12C 10 11 3 80x 258 32.254 Scott Richardson 2004-05 TRAD 50 12C 10 8 0 76 250 31.255 Hayden Lindsay 2014-15 SPLIT 50 12C 10 10 4 63 244 40.676 James Barnes 2004-05 TRAD 50 12C 10 9 0 110 231 25.67

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7 Ryan Forrest 2012-13 SPLIT 50 12C 10 14 1 48x 224 17.238 Brendan Quinn 2006-07 TRAD 50 12C 10 8 0 67 169 21.139 Bradley Carpenter 2004-05 TRAD 50 12C 10 9 2 47x 168 24.0010 Joseph Gair 2014-15 SPLIT 50 12C 10 10 2 39 149 18.63

Under 12D No


1 Jackson McKinley 2008-09 TRAD 50 12D 10 12 1 54 235 21.362 Brent Wallis 2005-06 TRAD 50 12D 10 10 3 56 157 22.433 Monty Raper 2009-10 TRAD 50 12D 10 10 0 72 156 15.604 Ben Issa 2004-05 ROTATING 12D 10 10 2 28x 139 17.385 Benoit Tuffy 2008-09 TRAD 50 12D 10 11 1 26x 130 13.006 Jack Mapp 2009-10 TRAD 50 12D 9 11 0 22 124 11.277 Ethan Maher 2010-11 TRAD 50 12D 10 12 1 56x 116 10.558 Josh Winston 2010-11 TRAD 50 12D 10 11 2 26 115 12.789 Bradley J Smith 2005-06 TRAD 50 12D 9 11 4 46x 112 16.0010 Wade Shales 2009-10 TRAD 50 12D 10 12 1 27 109 9.91

Under 12E No


1 John Tsoukarellis 2014-15 SPLIT 40 12E 9 9 1 43 183 22.882 Zane Piggott 2013-14 SPLIT 35 12E 10 9 3 72x 181 30.173 Michael Davidson 2014-15 SPLIT 40 12E 9 10 4 36x 148 24.674 Corey Napper 2006-07 TRAD 35 12E 9 8 2 25 129 25.805 Joshua Howard 2007-08 TRAD 35 12E 10 9 2 45 126 18.006 Harrison Cavanagh 2013-14 SPLIT 35 12E 10 10 2 28x 124 15.507 Anthony Tsoukarellis 2014-15 SPLIT 40 12E 9 10 3 34x 119 17.008 Christian White 2006-07 TRAD 35 12E 9 9 2 27 111 18.509 Jayden Howell 2013-14 SPLIT 35 12E 10 10 3 26x 98 14.0010 Steve Cooke 2014-15 SPLIT 40 12E 9 9 7 23x 90 45.00

Under 10A No


1 Hayden Smith 2004-05 TRAD 50 10A 10 10 3 78 472 67.432 Ben Dwarshuis 2003-04 TRAD 50 10A 10 10 3 130x 459 65.573 Jordan Dow 2003-04 TRAD 50 10A 10 10 1 246 27.334 Jordan Dow 2002-03 TRAD 50 10A 9 3 55x 225 37.505 Daniel Thomas 2002-03 TRAD 50 10A 8 4 175 43.756 Max Darlington 2006-07 TRAD 50 10A 10 9 1 63 170 21.257 Joel Dawson 2003-04 TRAD 50 10A 9 7 5 149 74.508 Henry McCray 2007-08 TRAD 50 10A 10 10 1 55 140 15.569 Joe Darlington 2007-08 TRAD 50 10A 10 9 0 32 137 15.2210 Ethan Grinham 2004-05 TRAD 50 10A 10 10 4 45x 128 21.33

Under 10B No


1 Mark McNaughton 2014-15 SPLIT 40 10B 10 10 3 26x 149 21.292 Cameron James 2014-15 SPLIT 40 10B 9 9 2 27x 144 20.573 Joel Raper 2005-06 TRAD 35 10B 10 7 1 54 133 22.174 Luke Mecham 2013-14 SPLIT 35 10B 9 9 6 26x 121 40.33

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5 Benjamin Davidson 2014-15 SPLIT 40 10B 10 9 4 26 116 23.206 Liam McMahon 2009-10 TRAD 35 10B 10 8 5 25x 110 36.677 Hayden Lindsay 2013-14 SPLIT 35 10B 10 8 4 28x 100 25.008 Max Darlington 2005-06 TRAD 35 10B 10 7 3 50 99 24.759 Aidan Rider 2014-15 SPLIT 40 10B 10 10 3 27x 97 13.8610 John Issa 2014-15 SPLIT 40 10B 10 10 3 26x 90 12.86

Under 10C No


1 Ben Morgan 2010-11 TRAD 35 10C 10 9 5 27x 120 30.002 Jesse Michel 2010-11 TRAD 35 10C 10 9 3 24 108 18.003 Cooper Bowen 2008-09 TRAD 35 10C 10 9 2 31 107 15.294 James McMahon 2007-08 TRAD 35 10C 10 9 2 28x 103 14.715 Jack Mecham 2010-11 TRAD 35 10C 10 9 3 28x 99 16.506 Zac Byrnes 2004-05 AVE 10 10C 10 9 18 89 12.716 Matthew Jones 2008-09 TRAD 35 10C 10 10 1 25x 89 9.898 Christian White 2005-06 AVE 10 10C 10 9 20 83 20.759 Eoghan Rosser 2005-06 AVE 10 10C 10 10 13 79 8.7810 Alexander Linton 2008-09 TRAD 35 10C 10 10 3 25x 75 10.7110 Tom Cooke 2008-09 TRAD 35 10C 10 10 3 25x 75 10.71

Under 10D No


1 Talen Hannah 2012-13 MOD 10 10D 10 11 6 30 160 20.002 Luke Mecham 2012-13 MOD 10 10D 10 9 2 30 143 17.883 Cameron Cullen 2014-15 MOD 10 10D 10 9 4 24 118 19.674 Patrick Leate 2013-14 MOD 10 10D 10 10 8 21 115 57.505 Caleb Newton 2013-14 MOD 10 10D 10 10 7 25 104 26.006 Jonah Smithson 2014-15 MOD 10 10D 10 10 3 21 89 12.717 Mark McNaughton 2013-14 MOD 10 10D 10 10 6 15 84 21.008 Aidan Rider 2013-14 MOD 10 10D 10 10 5 14 82 11.719 Troy Wilkinson 2006-07 MOD 10 10D 9 11 7 14 76 12.6710 Hayden Lindsay 2012-13 MOD 10 10D 10 10 4 10 75 9.3810 Lachlan Mellor 2014-15 MOD 10 10D 10 10 8 14 75 37.50

Under 10E No


1 Jonah Herrmann 2008-09 MOD 10 10E 10 10 0 25 99 24.752 Ethan Maher 2008-09 MOD 10 10E 10 10 0 16 95 10.563 Liam McMahon 2008-09 MOD 10 10E 10 11 0 17 93 13.294 Troy Schulz 2010-11 MOD 10 10E 10 10 5 16 78 13.005 Sean Van Ruth 2008-09 MOD 10 10E 10 10 0 18 77 25.676 James Hankins 2008-09 MOD 10 10E 10 10 0 16 72 18.007 Jacob Masters 2010-11 MOD 10 10E 10 10 5 17 69 9.868 Cameron James 2013-14 MOD 10 10E 8 9 4 17 67 11.179 Cooper Sullivan 2013-14 MOD 10 10E 10 11 9 13 55 11.0010 James Gair 2010-11 MOD 10 10E 10 10 7 11 53 17.6710 Owen Burgher 2014-15 MOD 10 10E 8 8 5 15 53 5.89

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No.Player Name Season Format Grad

e Mat Inns NO HS Runs Ave1 Jack Mecham 2009-10 MOD 10 10F 9 10 0 31 118 14.752 Ben Morgan 2009-10 MOD 10 10F 10 10 0 21 113 22.603 Ryan Forrest 2009-10 MOD 10 10F 10 11 0 19 78 9.754 Jesse Michel 2009-10 MOD 10 10F 9 8 0 17 75 15.005 Patrick Cordina 2009-10 MOD 10 10F 10 11 0 13 44 8.806 Elliot Waugh 2009-10 MOD 10 10F 10 9 0 10 41 3.427 Cameron Hamilton 2009-10 MOD 10 10F 10 10 0 13 38 3.45Under 8’sNo

.Player Name Season Format Grade Mat Inns NO HS Runs Ave1 Ethan Grinham 2003-04 AVE 08 8A 8 8 220 73.332 Tobias Norval 2006-07 MOD 08 8A 9 10 7 36 218 43.603 Kyle O`Halloran 2007-08 MOD 08 8A2 10 10 0 30 142 23.674 Jake Evans 2007-08 MOD 08 8A2 10 11 0 28 129 32.255 Leny Legros 2014-15 MOD 08 8 White 10 11 6 20 127 21.176 Ethan Maher 2007-08 MOD 08 8B2 10 10 0 19 127 21.177 Matthew Adam 2012-13 MOD 08 8 Blue 10 14 9 20 122 20.338 Chase Edwards 2014-15 MOD 08 8 Gold 10 10 7 23 120 40.009 Matthew Jones 2006-07 MOD 08 8A 10 11 6 20 111 13.8810 Jayden Cauduro 2007-08 MOD 08 8B2 10 9 0 21 111 18.50

Best Bowling - by SeasonUnder 16A No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Anthony Singleton 2004-05 16A 10 95 26 18 192 10.672 Shane Te Patu 2007-08 16A 10 98 10 17 346 20.353 Grant Davies 2005-06 16A 10 89 27 16 171 10.694 Cameron Shaw 2007-08 16A 9 70.1 5 15 227 15.135 John Hair 2004-05 16A 10 70.6 12 14 159 11.366 Jarrad Roy 2004-05 16A 10 75 18 13 140 10.776 Michael Risby 2005-06 16A 9 69 13 13 199 15.318 David Brooker 2004-05 16A 10 88 21 12 207 17.258 Matthew McCarthy 2008-09 16A 9 62 8 12 212 17.678 Christian Lewis 2005-06 16A 10 88 24 12 220 18.33

Under 16B No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Patrick Eades 2002-03 16B 114 19 29 383 13.212 Tom Sinclair 2006-07 16B 10 79.2 13 27 183 6.783 Ryan Mulally 2003-04 16B 10 83 13 21 250 11.904 Adam Terry 2006-07 16B 10 53.5 11 19 161 8.475 Christian White 2011-12 16B 9 62.3 16 16 156 9.755 Curtis Blundell 2003-04 16B 10 83 22 16 172 10.755 Ryan Morris 2006-07 16B 10 92 23 16 226 14.135 Liam Hamling 2010-11 16B 10 80 13 16 237 14.819 Shane Te Patu 2006-07 16B 10 71.2 16 15 161 10.739 Omar Samad 2002-03 16B 75 15 261 17.40Under 16C No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 James Thomas 2009-10 16C 10 77.1 25 27 129 4.78

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2 Troy Wilkinson 2011-12 16C 7 45.4 4 19 177 9.322 Daniel Frost 2007-08 16C 8 70.4 14 19 180 9.474 Liam McMahon 2014-15 16C 8 61 16 15 118 7.874 Ethan Tudjman 2009-10 16C 10 88.1 30 15 176 11.734 Daniel Frost 2008-09 16C 9 70 5 15 281 18.737 Jonah Herrmann 2014-15 16C 8 59 10 14 150 10.717 Vincent Favaloro 2008-09 16C 9 64 7 14 169 12.077 Mitchell Berger 2011-12 16C 8 57 8 14 169 12.0710 Daniel Griffin 2007-08 16C 8 68.1 8 12 168 14.0010 Patrick Quinn 2008-09 16C 10 65 6 12 213 17.75Under 16D No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Nathan Cornelisse 2010-11 16D 8 51 15 19 93 4.892 Michael Favaloro 2010-11 16D 10 59.4 20 17 152 8.943 Nicholas Piper 2010-11 16D 10 52.5 11 15 126 8.404 Corey Brandon 2010-11 16D 10 42.5 8 14 144 10.294 Adam Foster 2010-11 16D 10 59 7 14 175 12.504 Jackson McKinley 2010-11 16D 10 53 6 14 210 15.007 Brendan Hair 2010-11 16D 10 53 13 13 154 11.858 Joshua Clover 2010-11 16D 9 48.1 2 10 201 20.108 Joshua Howard 2010-11 16D 10 56.1 8 10 210 21.008 James Osborne 2010-11 16D 10 58 8 10 230 23.00Under 14A No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 David Brooker 2002-03 14A 91 15 16 301 18.812 Ryan Mulally 2002-03 14A 84 14 15 243 16.203 Daniel Thomas 2006-07 14A 10 67.5 15 10 140 14.004 Shaun Crowe 2002-03 14A 51 15 9 137 15.224 Ethan Tudjman 2008-09 14A 10 68 13 9 154 17.114 Matthew McCarthy 2006-07 14A 10 69.5 12 9 191 21.224 Liam Hamling 2008-09 14A 10 77 12 9 199 22.114 Christian Lewis 2002-03 14A 75 9 9 224 24.894 John Hair 2002-03 14A 90 18 9 238 26.4410 Thomas Loder 2006-07 14A 10 27 1 8 110 13.7510 Ben Issa 2008-09 14A 10 37 3 8 132 16.5010 James Thomas 2008-09 14A 10 77 10 8 211 26.38Under 14B No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Christian Lewis 2003-04 14B 10 81 20 29 154 5.312 Ben Hughes 2003-04 14B 10 54 10 18 171 9.503 Daniel Thomas 2005-06 14B 10 68 26 17 115 6.764 Samuel Herrmann 2010-11 14B 10 63 18 15 105 7.004 Matthew McCarthy 2007-08 14B 10 61.3 19 15 108 7.204 Nathan Henderson 2009-10 14B 10 60 17 15 118 7.874 Shaun Crowe 2003-04 14B 10 58 8 15 181 12.078 Henry McCray 2010-11 14B 10 50.1 10 14 99 7.078 Sean Mulally 2005-06 14B 10 58 12 14 146 10.438 Michael Risby 2003-04 14B 10 71 13 14 216 15.43Under 14C NoPlayer Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave

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.1 Thomas Bryant 2014-15 14C 10 45 9 18 102 5.672 Tom Kelly 2004-05 14C 10 67.4 20 17 95 5.592 Matt Walsh 2008-09 14C 10 45.1 9 17 124 7.294 Matthew Jones 2012-13 14C 10 76 21 15 149 9.934 Joshua Piper 2002-03 14C 79 11 15 255 17.004 Michael Roddan 2002-03 14C 71 3 15 351 23.407 Jamie Lightfoot 2009-10 14C 10 42.3 2 14 114 8.148 Joshua Clover 2009-10 14C 10 42.2 8 13 135 10.388 Patrick Cordina 2014-15 14C 10 57.2 12 13 148 11.388 Matt Walsh 2009-10 14C 10 50 1 13 184 14.15

Under 14D No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Daniel Griffin 2006-07 14D 13 70 20 26 130 5.002 Peter Devine 2006-07 14D 13 68.4 21 19 122 6.423 Cameron Skillcorn 2006-07 14D 13 61 6 16 179 11.194 Michael Payne 2006-07 14D 13 57.4 10 14 153 10.935 Tom Cooke 2011-12 14D 8 40 9 13 87 6.696 Harrison Giffen 2014-15 14D 10 57 2 12 235 19.587 Cameron Dow 2006-07 14D 13 45 9 11 123 11.187 Ethan James 2014-15 14D 9 41.2 1 11 143 13.007 Samuel Tompson 2014-15 14D 10 50 6 11 148 13.457 Declan Moroney 2013-14 14D 11 54 7 11 165 15.007 Matthew McNaughton 2014-15 14D 9 59 10 11 179 16.27

Under 14E No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 James Osborne 2009-10 14E 9 39.1 13 16 88 5.502 Chris Jago 2008-09 14E 8 27.1 10 14 43 3.072 Nathan Cornelisse 2008-09 14E 8 34 11 14 60 4.294 Joshua Howard 2008-09 14E 8 30 5 13 93 7.155 Michael Favaloro 2008-09 14E 8 35.5 10 12 50 4.175 Adam Foster 2008-09 14E 8 38 10 12 77 6.427 Mitchell Berger 2009-10 14E 9 44.4 13 11 73 6.647 Troy Wilkinson 2010-11 14E 8 30 5 11 87 7.917 Connor Nash 2009-10 14E 9 36 5 11 95 8.6410 Corey Brandon 2008-09 14E 8 27.5 4 10 61 6.1010 Lachlan Macpherson 2012-13 14E 8 37.5 8 10 99 9.90

Under 12A No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Daniel Thomas 2004-05 12A 10 64 17 15 118 7.872 Luke Rose 2006-07 12A 10 72 10 12 185 15.423 Joe Darlington 2008-09 12A 10 43 4 11 119 10.823 Matthew McCarthy 2005-06 12A 9 47.4 9 11 127 11.555 Joel Dawson 2005-06 12A 10 49 13 10 104 10.405 James Thomas 2006-07 12A 10 69.1 15 10 157 15.705 Brendon Johnson 2008-09 12A 10 50 5 10 223 22.308 Robbie Lightfoot 2005-06 12A 10 57 8 9 150 16.67

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8 Liam Hamling 2006-07 12A 10 46.1 7 9 159 17.6710 Matt Brogan 2004-05 12A 10 47.1 9 8 107 13.3810 Max Darlington 2008-09 12A 10 42.5 2 8 120 15.0010 Jack Darlington 2006-07 12A 10 45.3 9 8 128 16.0010 Addison Grinham 2004-05 12A 10 59.4 14 8 140 17.5010 Luke Rose 2005-06 12A 9 39 2 8 147 18.3810 Nicholas Hughes 2005-06 12A 9 56 10 8 159 19.88

Under 12B No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Angus Brown 2009-10 12B 10 38.3 7 10 87 8.701 Daniel Thomas 2003-04 12B 10 50 19 10 90 9.001 Luke Salmon 2007-08 12B 9 47 9 10 94 9.401 Jye Bowen 2007-08 12B 10 48.5 10 10 110 11.001 Addison Grinham 2003-04 12B 10 53 14 10 127 12.706 Tom Cooke 2009-10 12B 9 35 3 9 96 10.676 Alexander Linton 2009-10 12B 10 37 3 9 103 11.446 Jeremy Tuite 2003-04 12B 10 38 2 9 110 12.226 Andrew Nicoll 2011-12 12B 10 44 8 9 118 13.116 Liam Hamling 2005-06 12B 9 47 4 9 146 16.22

Under 12C No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Angus Brown 2010-11 12C 10 72 27 18 86 4.782 Liam McMahon 2010-11 12C 10 61 23 16 70 4.383 Nicholas Hughes 2004-05 12C 10 54 15 14 87 6.213 Keegan D`Sylva 2006-07 12C 10 38.2 8 14 87 6.215 Daniel Griffin 2004-05 12C 10 50 16 13 80 6.155 Gerard Weber 2002-03 12C 32 4 13 89 6.855 Hayden Lindsay 2014-15 12C 10 59 13 13 102 7.855 Jayden Watson 2010-11 12C 10 42.1 5 13 104 8.005 Adam Dow 2002-03 12C 50 8 13 132 10.1510 James Barnes 2004-05 12C 10 47 15 12 90 7.5010 Jack Griffin 2006-07 12C 10 42.2 4 12 139 11.58

Under 12D No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Bradley J Smith 2005-06 12D 9 50.7 10 23 111 4.832 Jordan Townsend 2005-06 12D 10 42.4 13 14 72 5.143 Jayden Cauduro 2010-11 12D 10 51 5 13 156 12.004 Jack Becker 2005-06 12D 10 59 14 12 137 11.425 Samuel Herrmann 2008-09 12D 10 36 5 10 85 8.506 Brent Wallis 2005-06 12D 10 44.3 10 9 79 8.786 Sidney Moncrieff 2005-06 12D 10 35 2 9 131 14.566 Wade Shales 2009-10 12D 10 49 3 9 159 17.67

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9 Cameron Dow 2004-05 12D 10 36.4 4 8 71 8.889 James Ritchie 2009-10 12D 10 38 3 8 116 14.509 Andrew Nicoll 2010-11 12D 10 54 10 8 117 14.639 Jack Palmer 2010-11 12D 10 53 6 8 132 16.509 Matt Thomas 2010-11 12D 9 38 3 8 133 16.639 Edward Noack 2009-10 12D 9 33 2 8 138 17.259 Thomas Masters 2009-10 12D 10 34 2 8 146 18.259 Dominic Jacome 2010-11 12D 10 43 5 8 194 24.25

Under 12E No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 John Tsoukarellis 2014-15 12E 9 33 12 11 58 5.271 Anthony Tsoukarellis 2014-15 12E 9 40 9 11 67 6.091 Matt Walsh 2007-08 12E 10 34 7 11 125 11.364 Matthew Adam 2014-15 12E 9 34 9 10 81 8.104 Daniel Evans 2006-07 12E 9 30 6 10 95 9.506 Patrick Cusack 2006-07 12E 9 26 4 9 69 7.676 Michael Davidson 2014-15 12E 9 33 2 9 88 9.788 John Tsoukarellis 2013-14 12E 9 29 8 8 62 7.758 Joshua Howard 2007-08 12E 10 27 2 8 79 9.888 George Issa 2013-14 12E 10 30 3 8 105 13.13

Under 10A No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Ethan Grinham 2004-05 10A 10 70 8 24 123 5.132 Addison Grinham 2002-03 10A 50 12 20 105 5.252 Hayden Smith 2004-05 10A 10 75.9 13 20 139 6.954 Matthew Hobden 2003-04 10A 8 63.5 16 14 177 12.645 Jack Darlington 2004-05 10A 10 48 10 13 99 7.625 James Thomas 2004-05 10A 10 71.8 15 13 116 8.927 Robbie Lightfoot 2003-04 10A 9 58.2 7 12 175 14.588 Liam Hamling 2004-05 10A 10 48.4 6 11 120 10.918 Bradley Carpenter 2003-04 10A 10 39 2 11 125 11.3610 Ben Dwarshuis 2003-04 10A 10 46.3 7 10 129 12.90

Under 10B No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Cooper Sullivan 2014-15 10B 10 48.3 14 17 74 4.352 Hayden Lindsay 2013-14 10B 10 32 12 11 35 3.183 Matthew Adam 2013-14 10B 10 33 4 10 48 4.803 Mark McNaughton 2014-15 10B 10 47 9 10 116 11.605 Brendan Quinn 2005-06 10B 9 26 7 8 51 6.385 Liam McMahon 2009-10 10B 10 34 4 8 95 11.887 Jamie Lightfoot 2005-06 10B 9 26 4 7 53 7.578 Brendon Johnson 2005-06 10B 10 23 6 6 44 7.33

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8 Jordan Maksoud 2005-06 10B 10 26 4 6 50 8.338 Damien Lockton 2005-06 10B 10 26 1 6 71 11.838 Samuel Herrmann 2006-07 10B 10 28 3 6 71 11.838 Cameron James 2014-15 10B 9 32.5 2 6 97 16.178 Jordan Maksoud 2004-05 10B 10 28 1 6 117 19.50

Under 10C No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Joel Raper 2004-05 10C 10 28 0 17 46 2.712 Max Darlington 2004-05 10C 9 27 0 13 59 4.543 Ben Morgan 2010-11 10C 10 33 5 10 80 8.004 Nathan Henderson 2005-06 10C 10 27 0 8 60 7.504 Jack Palmer 2007-08 10C 9 30 4 8 65 8.134 Jackson McKinley 2005-06 10C 10 29 0 8 81 10.137 Mitchell Berger 2005-06 10C 10 29 0 7 68 9.717 Damien Lockton 2004-05 10C 10 27 0 7 72 10.297 Tom Cooke 2008-09 10C 10 37.3 2 7 85 12.147 Ryan Forrest 2010-11 10C 10 31 1 7 104 14.867 Jack Palmer 2008-09 10C 10 38 5 7 111 15.86Under 10D No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Cameron Cullen 2014-15 10D 10 29 5 18 68 3.781 Jonah Smithson 2014-15 10D 10 34 5 18 70 3.893 Matthew Bruckard 2014-15 10D 10 30 2 14 93 6.644 Patrick Leate 2013-14 10D 10 32 9 13 57 4.385 Dominic Roche 2013-14 10D 10 31 3 11 82 7.456 Jake Mellor 2013-14 10D 8 22 4 10 53 5.306 Archie Farr 2014-15 10D 10 30 1 10 83 8.308 Mark McNaughton 2013-14 10D 10 31 5 9 62 6.898 Ryan Armstrong 2014-15 10D 10 32 1 9 102 11.338 Lachlan Mellor 2014-15 10D 10 32 1 9 106 11.78Under 10E No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Jacob Masters 2010-11 10E 10 33 11 15 53 3.532 Jonah Herrmann 2008-09 10E 10 31 2 12 81 6.752 Andrew Nicoll 2008-09 10E 10 30 0 12 83 6.922 Dash Franklin -

Robinson 2013-14 10E 10 32 2 12 91 7.585 James Gair 2010-11 10E 10 31 3 11 67 6.095 Josh Quinn 2008-09 10E 10 25 1 11 80 7.277 Cooper Sullivan 2013-14 10E 10 37 3 10 91 9.10

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7 Matt Thomas 2008-09 10E 10 31 0 10 106 10.609 Sean Van Ruth 2008-09 10E 10 31 5 9 54 6.009 Ethan Maher 2008-09 10E 10 31 3 9 77 8.569 Nicholas Wein 2007-08 10E 10 28 0 9 103 11.449 Kyle Howard 2013-14 10E 10 35 0 9 104 11.56Under 10F No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Jesse Michel 2009-10 10F 9 30 1 13 78 6.002 Ben Morgan 2009-10 10F 10 30 1 11 79 7.183 Jack Mecham 2009-10 10F 9 28 2 8 65 8.134 Isaac Cornelisse 2009-10 10F 10 32 1 7 101 14.434 Ryan Forrest 2009-10 10F 10 28 1 7 112 16.006 Patrick Cordina 2009-10 10F 10 29 3 5 105 21.007 Cameron Hamilton 2009-10 10F 10 27 0 4 104 26.007 Elliot Waugh 2009-10 10F 10 28 0 4 131 32.759 Baylie Willett 2009-10 10F 6 20 0 3 87 29.00

Under 8A No

.Player Name Season Grade Mat Overs Mdns Wkts Runs Ave1 Jake Evans 2007-08 8A2 10 35 4 27 100 3.702 Jayden Cauduro 2007-08 8B2 10 32 7 16 72 4.502 Jasper Ellis 2014-15 8 Gold 10 32 0 16 97 6.062 Cooper Sullivan 2012-13 8 Black 10 32 0 16 111 6.942 Matthew Jones 2006-07 8A 10 33 0 16 126 7.886 Kyle O`Halloran 2007-08 8A2 10 34 0 14 156 11.147 Ethan Grinham 2003-04 8A 8 22 5 13 43 3.317 Ethan Maher 2007-08 8B2 10 29 5 13 76 5.857 Liam McMahon 2007-08 8A2 10 34 2 13 123 9.4610 Tobias Norval 2006-07 8A 9 28 6 12 74 6.1710 Aaron Hewitt 2005-06 8B 9 28 0 12 79 6.5810 Jonah Herrmann 2007-08 8A2 10 35 1 12 125 10.4210 Aidan Rider 2012-13 8 Black 10 32 0 12 125 10.4210 Matthew Adam 2012-13 8 Blue 10 36 4 12 134 11.17

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A.B.N. 89 002 936 825

St John Bosco Cricket Club

Sponsorship Arrangement

Club Details

Established 1968

Approx 80 junior players ages 6 to 16

Approx 80 senior players ages 16 to 60

Areas covered – The Sutherland Shire and as far afield as Stanwell Park, Greenwich, Oatley,

Penshurst, Tempe, Sydenham

2012-13season 8 junior teams and 5 senior teams with a Premiership plus 2 minor premierships

Major increases in registrations expected this season with discounted fees continuing.

Benefits

Complimentary tickets to cricket NSW fixture

12 newsletters - up to half page add (changes for special offers)

Listing as sponsor on sponsors page on website

Pop up ads on website

Promotion within the club

Distribution of advertising material within club and with newsletter

Distribution of advertising material at club sponsored training programs

Acknowledgement and Representation at Presentation of Trophies night – banners,

billboards, giveaways

Complimentary tickets to all club functions

Acknowledgement and Representation at Trivia night – banners, billboards, giveaways

Selected club apparel

Tax receipts issued

Issue of club sponsorship certificate or photo or plaque.

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