New 58th Annual Report - Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club · 2018. 6. 26. · 6 PRESIDENT’S REPORT...

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58th Annual Report

5 8 t h A n n u a l G e n e r a l M e e t i n g

F r i d a y A u g u s t 1 6 , 2 0 1 3 C o l l a r o y P l a t e a u Y o u t h C l u b

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Agenda

1 President’s opening address 2 Adoption of the 58

h Annual Report and financial statements

3 Review of minutes of previous meeting 4 Election of office bearers for 2013/2014 5 General Business

Office Bearers 2012/2013

President Colin Huxley Vice President John Jackson Secretary Robert Minnett Treasurer Toby Horstead Saturday Morning Secretary Vicki Carden Saturday Morning Treasurer Vacant M.W.C.A. Executive Committee Brenden Ball M.W.C.A. Delegates Dom Wheeler, Brenden Ball Social Secretary Andrew Cameron Public Officer Robert Minnett

Life Members

Geoff Browne * Milton Lidgard John Jackson

Barry Harland Bert Elsworthy* David Quarford

Vic Huxley * Joy Lidgard* Colin Huxley

Marie Fairhall John Minnett Alan Fairhall

Don Leech * Spencer Bennett * Vicki Carden

Jack Ryder * Ken Cunningham* Robert Minnett

Frank Huxley Robert Williams

Ken Hunt Graydon Conde

Cover Photo: Toby Horstead at Lake Park batting for 6

th Grade during his record breaking 999 run season

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Most Career Runs Highest Score Batsman Runs Average Batsman Score Season Grade

Robert Minnett 10586 30.60 David Moss 179* 2007/08 A1

Peter Henriksen 7967 29.51 Steve Bull 177 2009/10 4th

David Quarford 5663 15.06 Lachlan Peake 177 2011/12 6th

Colin Huxley 5561 18.06 Mick Riggall 169 1974/75 A2

Robert Vere 5480 24.25 Paul Brown 169 1996/97 A3

Don Leech 5403 17.95 Michael Letts 159 2004/05 B1

Geoff Browne 5269 22.14 Jason Ferris 153 2006/07 A3

John Jackson 5006 27.06 David Tallack 152* 1990/91 A1

David Tallack 4353 23.79 Robert Van Dam 152 2005/06 A1

Andrew Sewell 4351 23.52 Ewen Chung 151 2010/11 4th

Best Average (1000+ runs) Most Runs in a Season Batsman Average Aggregate Batsman Runs Avg Season Grade

Jason Ferris 40.46 2266 Toby Horstead 999 58.76 2012/13 6th/4

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Ray Horton 40.37 1211 Dave Moss 760 58.46 2012/13 3rd/1

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George Turner 40.33 1855 Jason Ferris 755 81.25 2006/07 A3/A1

Matt Terry 39.93 1637 Pete Henriksen 706 88.25 1989/90 B2

Matt Shaw 38.10 1600 Geoff Browne 683 37.94 1956/57 5th

Michael Letts 36.76 1507 Matt Shaw 679 67.90 1991/92 B1

Jason James 34.52 2900 Jason James 676 52.00 2002/03 A2

Nick Beaton 34.02 1463 George Turner 673 56.08 1958/59 3rd

Ewen Chung 32.71 1832 Matt Terry 662 60.18 2010/11 6th

Mike Smith 31.97 1023 Ray Horton 660 110.00 1956/57 3rd

Most Wickets Most Wickets in a Season Bowler Wickets Average Bowler Wickets Avg Season Grade

Robert Williams 1003 13.75 Robert Williams 82 6.39 1964/65 C1

Vic Huxley 805 11.85 Nick Paten 78 8.59 1970/71 C1

Greg Bruckard 530 20.71 Brian Ford 73 10.20 1968/69 B1

Peter Bell 491 13.15 Peter Bell 71 6.18 1967/68 B1

Alan Richardson 482 15.04 Jack Eaton 69 10.68 1961/62 3rd

Colin Huxley 471 16.82 Richard Cotton 64 9.59 1962/63 B1

Dave Sharp 437 15.73 Andrew Brown 63 9.26 1981/82 D

Keith Langelaar 419 12.34 Tom Pollock 62 9.26 1962/63 C1

Don Leech 413 14.93 Vic Huxley 60 9.60 1967/68 B1

Mark Christensen 375 15.07 Bob Williams 59 12.12 1979/80 A2

Brad Blackler 59 11.98 1979/80 B1

Most Wickets in an Innings Most Catches in a Season Bowler Figures Season Grade Player Catches Season Grade

Kevan Watson 9-27 1973/74 B2 Ken McDermott 35 1980/81 A2

Peter Bell 9-28 1967/68 B1 Steve Mackin 31 1997/98 B4

David Sharp 9-29 2000/01 A1 Darren McDermott 30 2010/11 2nd

Robert Williams 9-36 1971/72 A1 Robert Minnett 27 1988/89 A3

Vic Huxley 9-59 1959/60 3rd Greg Luckman 26 2006/07 A1

Jamie Hobdell 9-77 2008/09 B2

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4000 Runs / 400 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average Colin Huxley 5561 18.06 471 16.82 Don Leech 5403 17.95 413 14.93

3000 Runs / 300 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average

Alan Richardson 3886 14.83 482 15.04 Peter Henriksen 7967 29.51 366 21.75

2000 Runs / 200 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average

Robert Vere 5480 24.25 218 15.18

Robert Williams 2563 10.33 1003 13.75 Frank Huxley 2064 9.04 330 17.61 Vic Huxley 2429 9.99 805 12.11

Luke Ireland 3336 20.22 273 20.27

Most Games Played Roll of Honour Player Matches Seasons CPCC Juniors who have played Grade Cricket (Manly unless otherwise noted)

David Quarford 415 31 Peter Browne 733 Greg Allsopp 987 Sam Gainsford

Robert Minnett 372 30 Richard Cotton 765 Bruce Minnett 1007 James Boyer

Colin Huxley 331 30 Paul Spraggs 778 Russell Murray 1013 James Trickey

Robert Williams 327 22 Malcolm Storey 782 Neil Gray 1142 Matt Cole

Alan Richardson 297 28 Ken Little 787 Pat Kelly 1145

Vic Huxley 291 24 Lance Noakes 795 Pete Henriksen (Mosman)

Pete Henriksen 284 26 Ross Fairhall 798 Jack Ritchie 1307

Don Leech 279 22 Brian Tapp 915 Jordan Meredith 1381

Greg Bruckard 253 25 Russell Pierce 941 Nick McLachlan 1384

Bert Elsworthy 252 19 Greg Pierce 949 Jake Fraser 1382

Mark Bury 980 Arshdeep Virdi

International Mikaela Turik – Canada (Women’s)

M.W.C.A. Records / Awards (Held by CPCC) Player/s Record Stats Season Grade

Ken McDermott Most Catches 35 1980/81 A2

Jason Ferris Batting Average 107.33 2003/04 B2

Neil Gray/Russell Murray Best Partnership 198 1983/84 C4

Scott Harrison Most Catches 20 1981/82 C4

Jason Ferris Batting Average 92.14 2006/07 A3

Toby Horstead Most Runs 862 2012/13 6th Grade

MWCA ‘Cricketer of the Year’ MWCA ‘Sportsman of the Year’ Jill Pearce ‘Rising Star’ Award Player Season Grade Played Player Season Player Season

Jason Ferris 2006/07 A3 Robert Williams 1988/89 Dan Schimek 2010/11 Dan Peters 2008/09 A2 Peter Henriksen 2001/02 Mitch Curran 2011/12

John Jackson 2009/10 Nick Bonner 2012/13

Club Championship

MWJCA (Junior) MWCA (Senior)

Awarded from 1997 (Awarded 1934/35 - 1983/84, 2009/10 onwards)

2010/11 2011/12 2012/13

2012/13 2011/12 2010/11 1961/62

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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Premierships

MWCA (Senior) Year Grade Captain

2012/13 6th

Grade Jake Carden

2011/12 6th

Grade Mitch Curran

2011/12 7th

Grade Brodie Elliott

2010/11 5th

Grade Doug Wiles

2010/11 6th

Grade Angus MacKenzie

2009/10 7th

Grade Dom Wheeler

2007/08 B2 Adam Pressley

2005/06 A1 Col Huxley

2003/04 B2 Dean Storey

2002/03 A2 Jason James


1997/98 B4 Ben Ireland


1988/89 C2 Wayne Lloyd

1986/87 B3 Col Huxley

1980/81 A2 Ken McDermott

1979/80 B2 Col Biggs

1974/75 B1 Brian Cairns

1973/74 B2 Graham Grigg

1972/73 C1 Brian Moore

1971/72 A1 (Joint with Manly Leagues Club) John Wellburn

1968/69 B1 Vic Huxley

1966/67 A2 (Joint with North Manly) John Constantine

1961/62 U16 / 5th Grade Milton Lidgard

Note: A 5th Grade premiership for 61/62 previously listed was inaccurate and deleted. Other corrections are Captain/Coach of 61/62 team was Milton Lidgard

Other Titles Year Grade Captain

2012/13 MWCA T20 Nirav Patel

2011/12 MWCA T20 Tom Carden

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT

The 58th season of cricket on the Plateau is a worthy edition for the Club’s annals, continuing the diversity of activity, off-field club

development and on-field success established over the past decade and a half. The retention of both the Junior and Senior Club Championships reflects the strong performances put in by our playing squads this season. Our under 13, 14 and 15 squads won junior titles, our 6

th Grade development squad claimed its fourth successive premiership and our senior T20 team went back to back after

defeating the highly fancied Manly Grade in another memorable Grand Final. Without a premiership to show for their outstanding efforts, our under 16/18s were beaten on the last ball of the season, and our First Grade squad made the Grand Final.

The T20 Grand Final is worthy of special mention for a number of reasons. CPCC’s epic victory over the Manly Grade Club at Griffith Park was part of the first live broadcast of local cricket thanks to Northern Beaches Radio. It was quite a novelty to be at home doing the chores during the earlier ‘Plate’ final hearing familiar names and listening to their exploits being analysed along with ball by ball description of the action. Thanks to Tom Carden, we could also stay up to date with the progress of our two senior Grand Final teams in March via the internet as Tom ran an almost ball by ball commentary blog from Nolans on the website. With live scoring and mobile connection we look forward to enjoying club cricket from a completely new angle. Back to the T20, and our victory was also ironic in that the highly fancied Manly Grade team comprised a number of Plateau Juniors including Sam Gainsford, James Boyer, Ash Virdi, James Trickey and Matt Cole. The loss aside, it was great to see these guys doing so well in their cricket. Thanks to Nirav Patel for pulling this squad together and leading them to our second great T20 title.

Several individual players are worth special mention for their performances this past season. Our ‘New Generation’ of players are excelling themselves as Jake Carden won the Junior Association’s prestigious ‘Eric Palmer Bat Award’ for best cricketer and Nick Bonner won the Senior Association’s ‘Jill Pearce Rising Star Award’. Nick’s win was the club’s third in a row with Mitch Curran and Dan Schimek winning before him. Junior player Arbhijeet Virdi took the astounding figures of 9 for 2 whilst playing for the MWJCA Rep team against Blacktown. The biggest story of the year however was Toby Horstead’s amazing season with the bat. Toby compiled a season total of 999 runs which included four centuries (one in 4

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Grade and three in 6th Grade). This performance smashed Jason Ferris’ Club record of 755 for most runs in a season, set a new

Association 6th Grade record and together with a remarkable 22 catches for a non-keeper won the Bruce Shearer Trophy with 1619

points. I should also point out that Dave Moss’ 760 runs this season also broke Jas’ record.

It hasn’t taken long for ‘The Hut’ to become the focal point for club activity at Plateau Park. The small but well equipped facility provided our home teams with access to the portable shelters, fridges, scoreboard, barbeque and test cricket updates via the TV. Whilst the In2Cricket program was running prior to Christmas, Plateau Park was the place to be on Friday evenings. The Hut provided the drinks and barbeque as parents relaxed on picnic rugs and the kids continued to play well after their training finished. We look forward to this continuing next season and our fingers are crossed for plenty of balmy summer weather for our Friday Family nights. Thanks to Kim and Louise Blacker and Adam Ward for their assistance behind the BBQ and counter.

Financially the Club remains in a strong position thanks to sponsorship money received from our supporters the Brookvale Hotel and Lateral Corporation. Lateral’s sponsorship will allow the Club to implement a Junior Training program proposed to coincide with the start of the 2013/14 season. The aim of the program is to provide professional coaching sessions for many of our junior players to ensure correct fundamentals and accelerated skill development. Our junior coaches will also have the opportunity to develop their skills and training techniques/activities. An additional session is planned for our representative players to help prepare them for their pending rep seasons with the MWJCA. A number of financial challenges are looming for the club as costs continue to spiral up in terms of player insurance for the juniors and umpire fees for the seniors. Hopefully new revenue streams will be developed over the next few seasons such as Kiosk income and Marketown commission to enable us to keep playing fees to a minimum. Despite recent increases, Senior fees still equate to about $10 per week for playing cricket. Add to this drink vouchers back at the Brooky each week and other event hospitality throughout the season and our membership still represents excellent value. CPCC joined the Marketown community program this season however participation by Club members has been slow to develop. I have made several purchases of birthday gifts and restaurant offers so far through Marketown and can vouch for the quality of the offers I’ve taken up. It is even more satisfying knowing that 10% of my money has gone to CPCC and another 10% to Marketown’s nominated charity – The Sargood Centre at Collaroy. I encourage all Club members to take a look at the Marketown weekly offers and support local businesses and CPCC.

Sadly the club experienced the passing of Joan Hunt and life member Joy Lidgard during the 12/13 season. Both ladies have been an integral part of the social life of our Club since the very first day as partners of Ken and Milton and were regulars at the Junior picnic and presentation day until this year. Joy’s hospitality and perseverance whilst ‘The Hut’ operated out of the Lidgard’s Essilea St house for many years earned her a life membership.

As I write this report, the Club is set to send twenty-two tourists to England for the third time. The playing squad looks to be the strongest we’ve sent abroad yet to tackle what promises to be a fantastic itinery with quality fixtures in new territories. Dom Wheeler, Steve Albanese and Jeff Porter-Dening are touring for the first time and together with the already experienced tourist at the age of fifteen Jake Carden and brother Tom, represent some of the Club’s finest young cricketers. I also welcome Wakehurst’s Ryan Valentine and Cromer’s Brett Holliday to the Club for the tour and welcome back Manly Breakers’ Dave Lang and Artie Smith who are touring for the 3

rd and 2

nd time respectively.

I would like to thank the Club committee and the Touring Committee once again for their great contributions not only for CPCC but also for cricket in our district. I wish all the cricketing best to our tourists and look forward to their return and the start of the fifty-eighth season for the Club

Col Huxley - President

Accepting the MWJCA Club Championship from Steven

O’Keefe

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SECRETARY’S REPORT

Collaroy Plateau had another excellent season on the field with 5 of our 6 teams making the finals and a Premiership for our 6th Grade

team. This is the fourth year in a row our development team has won the competition. For the third year in a row we brought back the Club Championship silverware and Nirav Patel captained the Plateau to Collaroy’s second consecutive T20 title in the game that rivalled our amazing victory in the T20 Grand Final last year. Congratulations to Jake Carden on Captaining our development team to it’s fourth consecutive title. The Club can be very proud of both the efforts that go into bringing our juniors through to afternoon cricket and also the fact that they have been so successful. For the first time in many years we had two teams in the same grade, which we know can cause some intra-club rivallry, so it was very pleasing these teams competed well and played the games against each other in excellent spirit. The following tables summarises where the Plateau Senior teams finished in the regular and post seasons:

Team Regular Season After the finals

1st 2

nd Grand Finalists

2nd

3rd

Semi Finalists

3rd

Gold 5th -

3rd

Blue 2nd

Semi Finalists

4th 2

nd Semi Finalists

6th 2

nd Premiers

Juniors - CPCC fielded another 2 Kanga Teams and 12 Junior Teams this season, with the U13 Electrodes, U14 Energy & U15 Force all winning their respective grades. The Juniors also successfully defended their Club Championship. I am very proud of the quality of the Juniors the Club has produced. I would never want to hold back any of our talented juniors from a career in cricket and representing the district in Manly Grade, but I hope the Pathways program does not mislead any of our young cricketers. Any Junior who finds themselves stuck in Shires cricket is always welcome back at Collaroy Plateau. Financial - The financial position of the Club remains strong. Thanks to Tony Johnson for the generous sponsorship, which the club has used to pay for new equipment and junior development. Our Brookvale Hotel sponsorship has continued for another season. The Brooky has also subsidised another Presentation night for the Seniors, a Thankyou night for all the people who have helped organise the Juniors each year, and the Bar Tabs for the Players on a Saturday evening. All of these have been most graciously accepted. Fees will be increasing to $250 this season, due to ever increasing costs. Our main increase has been the payments for Umpires, but the general concensus is this has definitely been worthwhile. A reminder to all players to get their fees in as early as possible. Thanks again to Treasurer Toby. Plateau Park - The Tennis Shed at Vic Huxley Oval has been used extensively throughout the 2012/13 season. I can vouch for the use that the fridge and Sony Bravia TV received during many Wednesday evening training sessions. The juniors also made full use of our new facility on many Friday nights. On Saturdays, the facility is used all day with drinks for the juniors and parents in the morning and the Seniors who gave the new pie warmer a thorough workout. While we understand the locals are pleased with the reduction in noise from locals that used to frequent the old Tennis Shed, however it is sad to report the Shed was vandalised during the season at significant cost to the club. Please contact the club if you have any information about this. Twenty/20 - Another incredible season with the T20 side this year. Considering we had to forfeit the first match due to lack of players, it was an amazing effort to come back and make the finals, let alone win the Grand Final against a very talented group of young cricketers from Manly. The Preliminary Final was also a ball-tearer which we defeated The Barbarians by a very slender 5-run margin. In the Grand Final against Manly, Dom Wheeler got us off to a flyer scoring 49 runs in very quick time, but our total of 9/123 never looked or felt like enough runs against a team who always looked like they were going to confidently chase down our modest total. But when we removed Manly’s top 4 batsmen for a total of 4 runs & when we bowled full & straight and when we fielded like champions (including a stunning catch to Kav) we had the game by the throat in an amazing display of cricket by a team that doesn’t play together. Cricket is an extremely difficult game to understand. CPCC ended up winning the match by 14 runs. The tension of the match and the atmosphere created on the sidelines by the local community radio station broadcasting the game via speakers around Griffith Park and over the radio made the game a unique experience. Thanks again to Nirav Patel for organising the team, hopefully we can go and make it a 3-peat. England Tour - I am writing this report after returning from the third CPCC Tour to England. First and foremost thanks goes to John Jackson for the tremendous effort that went into organising the fixtures. Without John’s efforts, the tour could not and would not proceed. Thanks also to the Tourists for the fantastic tour both on and off the field. On the field, we had the most successful of the 3 tours with 8 wins from our 15 games in England. Off the field, the Tourists were excellent ambassadours for CPCC and Australia. Our packed schedule meant that we all played approx 9 games out of 15 in 20 days. The hospitality of our opponents, the Day 5 @ Trent Bridge, the day @ The Darts & the day at the York Races were all extremely good. A horse called “Eagle Rock” won @ York Races which most of us had money on. I also thoroughly enjoyed my role as Finemaster. There’s too much to right about but there’s a Tour Diary and a video under construction. Good Luck to everyone in the season ahead.

Rob Minnett CPCC Secretary

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TREASURER’S REPORT

TEN SEASONS AGO

What a season 2002/03 turned out to be. Matt Kehoe’s A2 ‘Gold’ team breaking through for a premiership capped a year bursting with activity, achievement and milestones. CPCC were on the board before a ball was bowled with a win in the ‘Wheelchair’ category of the Pub to Pub fun run. Thanks to a wheelchair athletics event on the other side of town attracting all the genuinely disabled athletes, the President, as part of the CPCC team, pushed fiancé Jocelyn in a borrowed wheelchair after she’d torn her ACL playing soccer. Unbeknownest to them they crossed the line first and there were some suspicious looks from the crowd when both walked up to claim their prize of a night for 2 at the Manly Pacific at the presentation. The pair could have set an even faster time if they’d realized before finishing that the brake was still half on.

The Club entered five senior and seven junior teams. The seniors had to cope with a hazardous Plateau Park pitch which saw more than the odd delivery rear viciously at the northern end whilst others almost rolled along the ground. Needless to say opposing teams feared the trip up the hill more than usual that season however it soon became unplayable even for the home team and thought was given to moving games off Plateau Park until a new pitch could be layed.

The A2 Gold Grand Final win over a very strong Forestville team was a fabulous moment. With long time team captain Matt Kehoe on the sideline recovering from a broken ankle, stand in skipper Jason James led the team to victory with the first century by a Plateau player in a finals match. Dom Tilden’s five wickets (he took 17 in the final 3 games) had Forestville behind for most of the second day however they were never out of it and it wasn’t till John O’Neill snapped up a difficult chance at fly slip that the celebrations (including head shaving) could commence. The A1s disappointingly missed out on the finals but had a most satisfying victory over arch rivals Seaforth in the last round. CPCC posted a

massive 2/303 thanks to Rob Minnett’s 132. Other highlights of the year were Rob Van Dam’s maiden ton in game one of the season and a 9th

wicket partnership of 147 between Pete Henriksen 101 and R Pearce 50* v Belrose which is a club record. Dave Sharp was the best of the MWCA in the top grade with 55 wickets. John Jackson’s A2 Blue team also missed out on finals cricket after missing some key players from their previous strong campaigns and dogged by poor catching. Morphing out of this team due to an excess of players was the B1s led by Greg Luckman. This team would later form the basis of the current 4

th Grade squad with players Adam Pressley, James Humberstone and Michael Rohanek. An

interesting moment of their season was the landing of a fire fighting helicopter on the pitch when they had Beacon Hill by the throat! Dean Storey’s B2’s were unable to return to the Grand Final after losing Lachlan McColl to Mosman grade and Ash McPhee to London.

Our juniors were growing and their cricketing skills developing as evidenced by our MWJCA reps Adam Wilkinson (U10), Bryce Gracie and Nick McLachlan (U11). Ten years on and Nick is coming off a stellar year in Manly First Grade. The U13s hosted their second annual FatherSon/Daughter match and the Under 9s had a family event on Australia Day.

The Club’s social scene was again vibrant with big attendances back at the Dee Why Hotel post match. Social Secretary Luke Arcus introduced the Meat Tray raffle and the club’s depleted coffers were replenished with a $3.7k profit. Luke’s tenure as Social Secretary ended prematurely after only one successful year when he moved to Leeton. The annual Christmas dinner was held at Talash Indian Restaurant in Dee Why with the almost all encompassing fancy dress theme of ‘Heads of State, Religious Leaders, Dictators or Bond Villains/Girls’. Highlights of the night were Pete Henriksen’s depiction of Jesus Christ (complete with retractable cardboard crucifix) and Adolf Hitler (Brad Lasoski) heiling a cab on Pittwater Rd afterwards. As is usually the case after a senior Grand Final victory, a bus full headed for Nelson Bay at season’s end. The bus almost returned half empty when a storm cell burst over the tobbogan run just as half the club were about to head downhill. The resultant deluge turned the tobbogan track into a river rendering the brake obsolete. Our near death experience was watched enthusiastically by staff whose desire for personal entertainment far outweighed their

sense of OHS and Duty of Care. In other social events, Dean Storey finally redeemed his previous last hole heartaches at Bayview with a win in the Golf Day at a wet and wild Long Reef. A new section in the 48

th Report indicated the generational phase experienced by the Club at the time. ‘Births

and Marriages’ recorded the many such events occurring during the season. Club members married during the course of 02/03 were: Andrew and Veronica Sewell, Luke and Elisa Arcus and Colin and Jocelyn Huxley. Babies were born to: Rob and Lee Van Dam, Luke and Elisa Arcus, Scott and Denise Smidt, Andrew and Gillian Macleman as well as Andy Curtayne and to Simon Wright.

The Club felt the tragedy of the Bali Bombing in October 2002 with A2 Gold player Andy Sanderson’s brother a victim. Andy wrote an article published in the SMH on 23/10/02 entitled “Will we ever escape this grief?” The article gives an insight into the anguish families like Andy’s endured. The article finished with a moving tribute: “Greg was a big-hearted bloke, thoughtful, generous and easy going. He loved a beer, a punt and a laugh. We will miss him every minute, every hour, every day, forever”. Greg was just 24 years old and a member of the Forbes Rugby Club.

President Huxley mentioned in his address of the challenge of rebuilding ageing senior teams as players comprising the nucleus of the top grades were in their middle thirties and beyond. Ten years on the President could make the same mention of the same players. They do say that forty is the new thirty. In other club news the first official Club polo shirt was launched as well as a new look website and more user friendly web address.

Col Huxley – Club Historian

A2 Premiers: P Brown,C Jack,M Kehoe,M Arcus,G Burge,C Arcus,C Poppett,G Gill.

Front - A Sanderson, A Sewell, T Horstead, D Tilden, J James (cpt), D Moss

Chris ‘Fidel’ Jack and Col ‘El Presidente’ Huxley swap revolutionary

yarns at the Christmas Dinner

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MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

Bruce Shearer Best Overall Senior Performance

Toby Horstead

Warwick Armstrong Most Catches - Senior

Dom Wheeler

B & B Moore Senior Clubman

Dom Wheeler

John Jackson Player’s Player – Touring

Not Awarded

Frank Huxley Best Touring Performance

Not Awarded

Rothmans Award Single/Double Wicket Competition

Washed Out

Randolf Beddows Flag Highest Points Score – A1 Grade

Rob Minnett

Golf Day Trophy Best score on handicap

Dom Wheeler

The ‘Warwick Armstrong’ Trophy

This trophy was established by the Club to perpetuate the qualities and talents of the late Warwick Armstrong, wicket-keeper

supreme. Warwick played against the Club for many seasons, but on termination of

his club ‘Veterans C.C.’ he joined Collaroy Plateau and won great respect from all

who played with him.

It is awarded to the Senior player with the most catches in a season

Most Catches - Senior

2012/13 D Wheeler 23

2011/12 D McDermott 24



2008/09 S Steindl 20

2007/08 B Conde 19

2006/07 G Luckman 26


2004/05 B Ireland 19

2003/04 N Storey 19

2002/03 G Luckman 23

2001/02 A Macleman 22




1997/98 S Mackin 31


1995/96 M Lawson 13




1991/92 R Minnett 16

1990/91 M Christensen 17



1987/88 G Sherringham 18


1985/86 M Rattery 13

1984/85 S Theodore 15


1982/83 D Hamilton 16

1981/82 S Harrison 20

1980/81 K McDermott 35

The ‘Randolph Beddows’ Flag

Randolph Beddows is well known in Manly Warringah cricket circles, particularly amongst the First Graders. There is no keener cricketer in the District than Randy. Whether it has been following Martin Shield, the old Forest Hawks, Balgowlah or of late Harbord Bowling teams, Randolph has been a regular on the sidelines for years. Given a chance to field for any team who was short, Randolph would be out like a shot invariably to fine leg. Otherwise, he’s more than happy to have a chat and reminisce.In 2004 Randolph returned a piece of CPCC history he had been custodian of for 25 years. The small flag, one of many which used to be attached to wooden stakes and employed as boundary markers, was left behind after a match in the late 60’s. It is the last known survivor.It was decided to honour the first grade player with the highest ‘Shearer’ Points total for the season with the creation of this trophy.

First Grade Points Score

Season Player Points

2012/13 Rob Minnett 1092

2011/12 Col Huxley 622

2010/11 Nick Buxton 723

2009/10 Jason Haithwaite 786

2008/09 Rob Minnett 806

2007/08 Pete Henriksen 992

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Bruce Shearer Memorial Trophy

Season Winner Grade Points

2012/13 T Horstead 6th

1619

2011/12 D Schimek 3rd 868

2010/11 A Mackenzie 6th 1063

2009/10 J Porter-Dening 7th 913

2008/09 D Peters A2 1021

2007/08 E Chung B2 1034

2006/07 J Ferris A3 1280

2005/06 M Moore B2 954

2004/05 L Ireland B3 777

2003/04 M Letts B1 1062

2002/03 D Sharp A1 1255

2001/02 P Endersby A3 813

2000/01 R Chessell B3 799

1999/00 A McGee B3 636*

1998/99 J James A2 619*

1997/98 R Herbert B4 1354*

1996/97 T Wright A2 877*

1995/96 D Tilden B1 945

1994/95 A Macleman A1 563*

1993/94 A Richardson A2 808*

1992/93 D Quarford A1 683*

1991/92 M Shaw B1 909*

1990/91 P Henriksen A3 850*

1989/90 P Henriksen B2 1186

1988/89 R Minnett A3 1190

1987/88 D Lovelock C2 716

1986/87 S Dunn C1 778*

1985/86 S Dunn C2 403*

1984/85 D Tallack B1 877

1983/84 S Blue C4 1152*

1982/83 R Dennis B1 676*

1981/82 R Dennis C2 1122*

1980/81 K McDermott A2 716*

1979/80 B Blackler B1 949*

1978/79 R Williams A2 881

1977/78 R Pierce C2 1062*

1976/77 P Weir C1 734

1975/76 P Nelson A3 1029

The Bruce Shearer Memorial Trophy was inaugurated in the 1959/60

season to perpetuate the memory of a talented cricketer and valued

clubman, tragically killed in an accident when in the prime of his cricketing

career. The trophy is awarded to the best performed afternoon competition

player, results based on a point score system applied to an individual’s

match performance.

1974/75 P Nelson B1 1244*

1973/74 R Williams A2 833*

1972/73 M Cotton C1 1006*

1971/72 R Williams A1 765*

1970/71 N Paten C1 1353*

1969/70 D Leech B1 807*

1968/69 B Ford B1 960*

1967/68 T Brownlow B1 1128

1966/67 C Peake A2 1082

1965/66 D Leech A2 1158

1964/65 P Spraggs D Gde 1054

Points Achievement 1963/64 R Cotton A2 813

1 For every run scored 1962/63 R Cotton B1 1065

50 For every Century scored 1961/62 T Clarke 5th G 779*

20 For every not out (including those who did not bat in an innings) 1960/61 J Wellburn 3rg G 1224

10 For each wicket 1959/60 T Constantine 4th G 687*

50 For six or more wickets in an innings

* stats for DNB’s, 6 wickets in an innings, 3 catches in an innings, 10 wickets in a match and/or total catches not

available for inclusion in points total. 100 For ten wickets or more in an match

50 For a Hat-trick

15 For each catch

50 For three or more catches in an innings

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The ‘B & B’ Trophy (Brian & Barbara Moore)

This perpetual senior Club Award was added during the 2001/02 season courtesy of ex-clubman Brian Moore. Brian, who re-visited the Plateau for the first time since returning to England after the ’72 season, was thrilled to see the Club continuing on as strong as ever after all these years. Brian and his son Ian who moved to Australia from England in the sixties, played for several seasons with the Plateau with Brian captaining the 1971/72 premiership winning C2 team. It was agreed by the Executive that the Award be presented to a player who displays an effort, both on and off the field which is above and beyond that which is normally expected. The winner is decided by vote of nominations received from team Captains.

Season Player Grade 2012/13 Dom Wheeler 1st

2011/12 Nirav Patel 4th

2010/11 Peter Bonner 6th

2009/10 Rob Van Dam Masters

2008/09 Toby Horstead B2

2007/08 Steve Carden B3

2006/07 Adam Pressley B2

2005/06 John Jackson A2

2004/05 Mathew Kehoe A2

2003/04 James Humberstone B1

2002/03 John Duggan B3

2001/02 Chris Arcus A1

President’s Golf Day

Year Player 2012 Champion 2012 D Wheeler

President’s Golf Trophy

Dom Wheeler

2011 J Fabbro 2010 B Ball 2009 A Hobdell 2008 J Fabbro 2007 C Huxley 2006 D Peters

Scratch Event

Dom Wheeler

2005 G Powers 2004 B Ball 2003 D Storey 2002 T Horstead 2001 M Kehoe 2000 R Vere

Ladies

Not Awarded

1999 A Macleman 1998 R Van Dam 1997 R Jenkins 1996 M Kehoe 1994 C Huxley 1993 A Curtayne

1992 R Williams 1991 M Heptonstall 1990 G Bruckard 1989 D Tallack 1986 D Tallack 1985 R Hutchison 1984 D Smith 1983 S Rattery 1982 D Demol 1981 C Biggs 1980 S Bennett 1979 P Nelson 1977 V Huxley 1977 R Bechtold 1976 B Fairhall 1975 A Elsworthy 1974 C Hale

1974 G.A Brown

(B.J Harland) 1972 R Williams 1972 V Huxley 1971 D Morris 1971 G.A Browne 1970 A Anderson 1970 E Tazelaar 1969 D Leach

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Rothmans Award

Year Winner 2013 Washed Out

2012 Washed Out

2011 Andrew Coates / Rob Minnett

2010 Steve Albanese / Dom Wheeler

2009 Washed Out

2008 N McLachlan / C Huxley

2007 M Rohanek / R Minnett

2006 G Faulkner / L Ireland

1989 E Tazelaar

1984 G Sherringham

1983 B Blaker

1982 K Langelaar

1981 A Pearson

1980 A Pearson

1978 K Nicholson

1976 D Leech

1975 K Nicholson

1974 G Mitchell

1973 P Nelson

1972 A Elsworthy

1971 L Noakes

1970 E Tazelaar

1969 R Fairhall

1968 J Sutherland

Rothmans sponsored this trophy, first awarded in 1968. Originally introduced for the winner of the Club’s Annual Single Wicket Competition, this award now includes the winner of a Double Wicket Competition, a variation of the single wicket concept. Both events involve club members (individually or in pairs) playing off against each other over competition rounds to decide finalists and eventually a winner/winning pair. Results are determined by runs scored and wickets taken, against drawn opponents. The event was resurrected in 2006 after a 17 year hiatus.

Touring Trophies

These two Perpetual Trophies were created during the 50th Anniversary Tour of England. Players are eligible for these awards by playing in any official CPCC touring match (either International or Domestic) or official home ‘host’ matches against visiting touring teams. They are awarded on a conventional season basis (1 July to 30 June).

John Jackson Trophy

Player’s Player

Based on 3,2,1 points system as voted by players

2009/10– Dean Storey/Toby Horstead (England Tour)

2008/09 – Rob Minnett (Match v England XI)

2007/08 – Not Awarded (Match v World XI washed out)

2006/07 Dean Storey (Ashes v England)

2005/06 Luke Ireland (England Tour)

Frank Huxley Touring Trophy

Best Overall Performance

Based on Bruce Shearer Points System

2009/10– Nathan Storey (England Tour)

2008/09 – Rob Minnett (Match v England XI)

2007/08 – Not Awarded (Match v World XI washed out)

2006/07 – Luke Ireland (Ashes v England)

2005/06 – Rob Minnett (England Tour)

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J U N I O R Trophies

Spencer Bennett

Best Junior Pace Bowler

Aaron Stevens

Spen Bennett was President of the club and during his association with CPCC also coached & managed Junior teams. Spen brought a business like approach to club management which resulted in the Club flourishing in membership & finances during this period

2012/13 Aaron Stevens

2011/12 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 2010/11 Jake Carden 2009/10 Daniel McIntyre 2008/09 Jeff Porter-Dening 2007/08 Jake Carden 2006/07 Zac Trewartha 2005/06 Nathan Lange 2004/05 Nick Bonner 2003/04 Simon Moore 2002/03 Adrian Curran 2001/02 Adam Wilkinson 2000/01 Nick McLachlan 1999/00 Sam Steindl 1998/99 Ashley Wilkinson 1997/98 Layelle Burke 1996/97 Layelle Burke 1995/96 N/A 1994/95 N/A 1993/94 N/A

1992/93 G Robinson 1991/92 M Garrod 1990/91 Sean Monahan 1989/90 D Langelaar 1988/89 P Kelly 1987/88 S Moon 1986/87 D Wright 1985/86 C Beckton

John Minnett

Best Junior All-rounder

Jake Carden

John Minnett is a Life Member of CPCC. John has had a long association with CPCC

as a team manager, club supporter and through the involvement of his 4 sons as

players for the Club

2012/13 Jake Carden

2011/12 Jake Carden 2010/11 Matthew Terry 2009/10 Arshdeep Virdi 2008/09 Arshdeep Virdi 2007/08 Cody Bruce 2006/07 Nick McLachlan 2005/06 Hayden L’Estrange 2004/05 Jordan Keirle 2003/04 Nick McLachlan 2002/03 William Trevett 2001/02 Jordan Meredith 2000/01 Adam Gummer 1999/00 Nick Doussett 1998/98 Ryan Gracie 1997/98 Jack Ritchie 1996/97 N/A 1995/96 N/A 1994/95 N/A 1993/94 N/A 1992/93 G Robinson 1991/92 B Stubbs

1990/91 S Riches 1989/90 Joshua Burns 1988/89 L Keates 1987/88 J Walton 1986/87 D Lovelock 1985/86 M White 1984/85 Wayne Lloyd 1983/84 M Shannon 1982/83 R Murray 1981/82 R Murray 1980/81 Bruce Minnett 1979/80 Bruce Minnett 1978/79 Greg Pierce 1977/78 Mark Bury 1976/77 Russell Pierce 1975/76 Russell Pierce 1974/75 D Goodridge 1973/74 K Cunningham 1972/73 G Mairs 1971/72 G Mairs 1970/71 K.Stewart

Don Leech

Outstanding Junior Batsman

Jake Carden/Joel Wood

Don Leech is remembered as a great allrounder for the Club, playing 279 games over 22 seasons. Don’s records have stood as beacons for many over the years particularly his record for most runs. Don was also President & Secretary of the Club

2012/13 Jake Carden/Joel Wood 2011/12 Angus Demol 2010/11 Harris Rodgers 2009/10 Nick Hidas 2008/09 James Trickey 2007/08 Angus Demol/James Boyer 2006/07 Angus Demol/ Jordan Meredith 2005/06 Sam Steindl 2004/05 James Boyer 2003/04 Jordan Meredith 2002/03 Joshua Green 2001/02 Ryan Gracie 2000/01 Jordan Meredith 1999/00 Joshua Simpson 1998/99 Jack Ritchie 1997/98 N/A 1996/97 N/A 1995/96 N/A 1994/95 N/A 1993/94 N/A

1992/93 G Robinson 1991/92 C Tazelaar 1990/91 Sean Monahan 1989/90 Steven Riches 1988/89 Joshua Burns

Warwick Armstrong

Junior Clubman

Damon Steel

This trophy was established by the Club to perpetuate the qualities and talents of the late Warwick Armstrong, wicket-keeper

supreme. Warwick played against the Club for many seasons, but on termination of his club ‘Veterans C.C.’ he joined Collaroy Plateau and won great respect from all who played with him.

2012/13 Damon Steel 2011/12 Cameron Baber 2010/11 Chadd Hammond/Mitchell Curran 2009/10 Dylan Mazza 2008-09 Dominic Wheeler 2007-08 David Le 2006-07 Ryan Jacobs 2005-06 Todd Jacobs 2004-05 Tom Carden 2003-04 Sam Steindl 2002-03 James Price 2001-02 Nic Clifton 2000-01 Daniel Nascimento 1999-00 Scott Taylor 1998-99 Joshua Green 1997-98 Not awarded

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Vic Huxley

Most Improved Junior Cricketer

James Bourcier

Vic Huxley was one of CPCC’s founding fathers. Vic took 805 wickets in 291

games over 24 seasons. He was the Club’s first President and Treasurer for 24 years.

Vic was also heavily involved with coaching the Club’s juniors

2012/13 James Bourcier 2011/12 Aaron Peters 2010/11 Ryan Bishop-Perrett 2009/10 Harris Rodgers 2008/09 Luke Johnston 2007/08 Steven Shaw 2006/07 James Trickey 2005/06 James Coskinas 2004/05 Brodie Elliott 2003/04 Jack Pearce 2002/03 Matthew Clements 2001/02 Sam Heidke 2000/01 Adam Dicembre

Jack Norris

Players Player – U13

Hayden Brown

This trophy was initiated to commemorate the memory of U13s player Jack Norris. It is awarded to the player’s player, as voted upon by their peers.

2012/13 Hayden Brown 2011/12 Not Awarded 2010/11 Tim Hughes 2009/10 Tommy Moran 2008/09 Ariel Norris 2007/08 Lachlan Simpson 2006/07 Matthew Clements 2005/06 Dylan Mazza 2004/05 Sam Heidke

Ashes Commemorative Trophy

Best Contribution by a Batsman – U13

Hayden Brown

In 2006/07, The Shaw family generously donated this signed bat & case to the Club. It was decided to establish a perpetual award for the best contributions by a batsman in the U13 grade.

2012/13 Hayden Brown 2011/12 Not Awarded 2010/11 Nick Hidas 2009/10 Jake Carden 2008/09 Liam Filmer-Ramsay 2007/08 James Trickey 2006/07 Mitchell Curran

Bert Elsworthy Trophy

Most Catches

Tom Trevaskis

CPCC was presented with this signed bat by Cricket NSW during the 2009/10

season. To perpetuate the memory of Life Member Bert Elsworthy, the committee decided to inaugurate this trophy. Bert

was involved with the Club since the very early days, firstly as a fine wicketkeeper and opening batsman, then as President

and Junior Coach.

2012/13 Tom Trevaskis 2011/12 Angus Demol 2010/11 Hayden Brown 2009/10 Damon Steel

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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Office Bearers

Season Year President Secretary Treasurer

1st 1955/1956 Vic Huxley Geoff Browne Vic Huxley

2nd

1956/1957 Barry Harland George Turner Vic Huxley

3rd

1957/1958 Barry Harland George Turner Vic Huxley

4th 1958/1959 Barry Harland Keith Sedgewick Vic Huxley

5th 1959/1960 Barry Harland Keith Sedgewick Vic Huxley

6th 1960/1961 Ken Hunt Don Leech Vic Huxley

7th 1961/1962 Ken Hunt Peter Browne Vic Huxley

8th 1962/1963 Ken Hunt Dennis Robbie Vic Huxley

9th 1963/1964 Ken Hunt Alan Wakely Vic Huxley

10th 1964/1965 Ken Hunt Alan Wakely Vic Huxley




14th 1968/1969 Milton Lidgard Michael Riggall Vic Huxley

15th 1969/1970 Milton Lidgard Rob Le Clerc Vic Huxley

16th 1970/1971 Milton Lidgard Rob Le Clerc Vic Huxley

17th 1971/1972 Geoff Browne John Wellburn Vic Huxley

18th 1972/1973 Don Leech John Wellburn Vic Huxley

19th 1973/1974 Don Leech John Wellburn Vic Huxley

20th 1974/1975 Bert Elsworthy Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley

21st 1975/1976 Bert Elsworthy Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley

22nd

1976/1977 Don Leech Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley

23rd

1977/1978 Don Leech Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley

24th 1978/1979 Don Leech Alistair Grigg Vic Huxley

25th 1979/1980 Spencer Bennett Alistair Grigg Graydon Conde

26th 1980/1981 Spencer Bennett Graydon Conde Colin Biggs

27th 1981/1982 Spencer Bennett Tim Cavanagh Graydon Conde

28th 1982/1983 Spencer Bennett Tim Cavanagh Graydon Conde

29th 1983/1984 Spencer Bennett Grant Murray Graydon Conde

30th 1984/1985 Steve Rattery Grant Murray Graydon Conde

31st 1985/1986 Steve Rattery Grant Murray Graydon Conde

32nd

1986/1987 Ross Hutchison Graydon Conde David Lyndon

33rd

1987/1988 Eric Tazelaar Tony Kay David Lyndon

34th 1988/1989 Eric Tazelaar Tony Kay David Lyndon

35th 1989/1990 Eric Tazelaar Tony Kay David Lyndon

36th 1990/1991 Eric Tazelaar Mike Smith David Lyndon

37th 1991/1992 Graydon Conde David Quarford David Tallack

38th 1992/1993 Graydon Conde David Quarford David Tallack

39th 1993/1994 David Quarford Colin Huxley David Tallack

40th 1994/1995 David Quarford Colin Huxley David Tallack

41st 1995/1996 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen

42nd

1996/1997 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen

43rd

1997/1998 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen

44th 1998/1999 David Quarford Colin Huxley Mark Christensen

45th 1999/2000 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Mark Christensen

46th 2000/2001 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Dom Tilden

47th 2001/2002 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Paul Brown

48th 2002/2003 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Paul Brown

49th 2003/2004 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Craig Allomes

50th 2004/2005 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead

51st 2005/2006 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead

52nd

2006/2007 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead

53rd






58th


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1st

Grade

We put a fantastic team on the field this year that took us all the way to the Grand Final. I am not going to dwell on the Grand Final itself, instead I would like to give a quick summary of each player who contributed to our successful season. Luke Hammond - Luke was an excellent signing for Collaroy. Luke smashed 530 runs with the bat, including four 50’s and a high score of 80. He is also pretty handy with the ball, taking 15 wickets @ 24. That’s where Luke’s talents ended as he dropped quite a few absolute sitters in the field ending up with a season total catches of zero. Dom Wheeler - Dom had a great year with the bat scoring four 50’s on his way to 369 runs and a high score of 69 against eventual Premiers Harbord Bowling. Dom is pretty handy with the wicket keeping gloves and took a total of 23 catches earning him one of the Clubs perpetual awards The Warrick Armstrong Trophy for most catches for CPCC. Anthony Papandrea - When Paps gets going with the bat, there’s no stopping him. A memorable 73 was Paps high score in a game that was remembered as the one where Diggers ended up with a Tie due to their own dodgy scoring. Paps missed a portion of the season from the end of November when he went for a catch & busted his knee going for a catch, which he dropped. Paps bounced back with 4 catches in the GF. Ryan Malam - I said to Ryan that he owes me a century, which he still hasn’t delivered on. He his definitely more than capable of doing so, coz when he hits the ball, it stays hit. Nearly 200 with the bat, 6 wickets with the ball. Rumours he is going to Long Reef better not be true, coz he still owes me a century. David Moss - Mossy didn’t play too much for us in 1

st Grade, but when he did he was awesome. He smashed a memorable century 118* in the

Semi-Final against Mona Vale. In 3rd Grade he racked up 570 runs on top of his 190 in 1

st Grade. I expect Mossy to be fighting fit for a full season in

firsts next year. Nick Buxton - I remember watching Bucko belting a colourful innings of 80 runs @ Griffith Park including six 6’s. I was also lucky enough to see Bucko hit eight 6’s in a T20 match while he smoked 92 runs in 10 overs. Bucko is still one of the best keepers in the comp with 2 stumpings and 11 catches. Brenden Ball - This was Brendo’s first season in 1

st Grade and he chimed in with 145 runs, 23 wickets and 6 catches and was a key contributor to

the team throughout the season. Brendo’s best bowling of 4/40 had us steaming towards the finals and was always ready to go with the ‘ball’, bowling 119 overs. David Bennetts - Not sure if it’s David’s cunning bowling style or whether he actually is the “world’s fittest dad” but David Benny Bennetts contribution has been excellent every year since he joined Collaroy 5 seasons ago. Enthusiasm in the field is a huge factor here & I will not forget a stunning catch at silly mid on @ Terrey Hills, in a very long time. Luke Diserens - Dizzy is a friggin good spin bowler & he can change a game. With a little bit less abuse to Umps, several teammates and the comp itself and Dizzy would be a fantastic cricketer. Steve Albanese - Albo has the best figures in first grade, bowling 4 balls and ending a really annoying last wicket partnership of 114. This was Steve’s first year in first grade & next year Steve will keep his head down and we will all watch his batting average go up. Jeff Porter-Dening - JPD also stepped up to first grade this year. Narrowly missing out on most wickets with 35, JPD picked up the only 6fa yet he was widely considered extremely unlucky. I expect next year he will be ripping through teams and smashing records. 144 overs, wow. Adam Brooks - Brooksy’s 36 wickets @ 13.8 was some of the best bowling in the comp & pretty awesome. Not bad considering he missed quite a few games due to travel. Adam still managed to get through 153 overs. Robert Minnett - It was an absolute pleasure to Captain you lads this season. I had my best ever season with the bat and I am keen to get the team back out on the field and up to the top of the table again.

Rob Minnett 1

st Grade Captain

1st Grade Season Honours

AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Rob Minnett 52.9

Batting Aggregate Rob Minnett 582

Bowling Average Adam Brooks 13.8

Bowling Aggregate Adam Brooks 36

Centuries Rob Minnett 106, 102*

Dave Moss 118

6 Wicket in Innings Jeff Porter-Dening 6/45

Fielding Award Jeff Porter-Dening

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First Grade – 2012/13

Back L to R: Dave Bennetts, Adam Brooks, Rob Minnett (cpt), Luke Hammond, Anthony Papandrea, Jeff Porter-Dening, Nick Buxton (wk) Front L to R: Dave Moss, Dom Wheeler, Ryan Malam, Steve Albanese, Brenden Ball

2nd

Grade

The 2012 -13 season began with much anticipation, our side put its hand up to fill the vacant 2nd grade spot and we all hoped it was the right move. With a good win in round one, all our fears were put aside and we began to focus confidently on the season ahead. We had a great middle period of the season and with only 2 games to go were still a great chance to finish first. However with back to back losses going into finals we ended up finished the regular season with 9 wins and 6 losses, and although it wasn't first, we were quietly happy to achieve 3rd place. The semi-final was a typically low scoring affair and after bowling out Harbord Bowling for 93 runs, we were quietly confident, however a massive top order collapse meant we could only scrape though to 61 runs, effectively losing the match and our season on the first day. Our star batsmen of the side were, Hamish Evans, Jack Fox and Doug Wiles who all scored multiple fifties and lead the team well throughout the season. Our star bowler was undoubtedly Adam McNicholl who racked up 46 wickets and bowled 205 overs, we are lucky to have such a fit bloke in the side. Now we're all looking forward to handing out some revenge next season by taking out the Premiership - go Plateau!

Dan Evans - Captain

2nd

Grade Season Honours AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Hamish Evans 24.7

Batting Aggregate Hamish Evans 346

Bowling Average Adam McNicholl 14.3

Bowling Aggregate Adam McNicholl 46

Six Wickets in an Innings Adam McNicholl 7/40 & 6/35

Fielding Award Brian Siao

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Second Grade – 2012/13

Back L to R: Adam McNichol, Chris Wiles, Dan Evans (Cpt), Hamish Evans, Doug Wiles, Nirav Patel, James Buttigieg Front: Jason Fox, Damien Luizzo, Brian Siao, Jack Fox, David Luizzo

3rd

Grade ‘Gold’

The CPCC 3rd Grade Gold team for this season came together from the ashes of what was left from last season’s disintegrated 2nd Grade team and our 3rd Grade team that had lost a few guys --- namely our three young guys that didn’t play this season so they could concentrate on their HSCs (Cam Schimek, James Scognamiglio and Nick Berney) and my right hand man and staunch ally, club stalwart and legend, David “Freddy” Quarford due to an injury forced retirement. Despite it being a somewhat new team with different personalities and different ideas, we got off to a solid start to the season and won three of the first four games so it seemed like a promising season was about to unfold. The only setback at that stage was losing reigning Bruce Shearer Trophy winner Dan Schimek who left our team after two matches to play with his mates at Harbord Diggers. While it was disappointing to lose Dan, he went with my blessing as he wasn’t enjoying the dynamic of the new team, changed as it had through the loss of the younger guys from last year’s team and his uncle (Freddy). From Round 5 on though, it was pretty much a disastrous season and we only won two of the last ten matches we played (one round was washed out) to finish in 5th spot, eleven points from 4th. There were some highlights though and while one door closed with the defection of Dan Schimek, another opened and we picked up discarded 1st Grade player David Moss and what a bonus that proved to be. Mossy kicked off his season in our team with a sensational 140 in a gem of an innings that showed his class and featured boundaries all over the park. He finished the season with 570 runs at an average of 57.00 and was the backbone of our batting. Tom Carden was another to shine at the top of the order with the highlight being four 50s in five innings between rounds two and seven and finished with 377 runs at an average of 29.00. The other rock in our lineup was Ryan Dunn who was solid throughout the whole season and finished with 422 runs at an average of 38.36. Nick Bonner and Kavin Moorthi each scored two half centuries and finished with 281 runs at 23.42 and 223 runs at 22.30 respectively and showed some explosive batting on occasion. The rest of us had a fairly average to poor season with the bat and, while all have the ability to score good runs consistently, this season we didn’t do that. All five guys mentioned previously had seasons to be proud of and on the numbers alone, if the whole team scored their average we would have made 220 runs each innings. Of course, with the nature of averages, that was never going to happen every week but our problem was that for last seven games with a result (six losses + one win) we didn’t even get close to that and only averaged 147 runs per innings. With the top five having two or three guys scoring and two or three guys not scoring on any given match, that, coupled with the rest of the team not firing went a long way in explaining our poor second half of the season. Our other big problem this season, and one that had previously been this team’s strength, was our bowling and fielding. In the main, we struggled to bowl teams out and four times had over 300 runs scored against us. There were occasions when we’d get early wickets and then instead of doing what we’d previously done and rolled them for around 120, we’d find ourselves chasing 200+. Other times we couldn’t get an early breakthrough and teams would race to 80 with the loss of two or less wickets. At times we would drop our heads and compounded the situation with dropped catches that put us deeper in a hole. As with the batting, I think we were a better bowling team than the results indicated but we struggled to put it all together and/or bowl in tandem to build pressure on opposition batsman. While one bowler would be bowling well at one end, the other end was leaking runs with loose bowling. Some days we fielded really well and took some sensational catches and on other days we dropped sitters and dived over balls that should have been stopped only to see them go to the boundary.

All in all, despite some good individual performances here and there, it was a disappointing season from a team point of view and I think that while individually we all have the ability to play and perform well in 3rd Grade (or 2nd Grade for that matter), the reality is that as a team that needs to have all players producing their best regularly, we struggled to do that this season, mirroring what we did last season. Whether or not we were in a grade that was too high for us this season is debatable but either way, hopefully season 2013/14 brings some better results and better performances across the board. This is my final report as captain of this group of guys as a secret coup has been staged, my head has been unceremoniously lopped off and Operation Hummingbird was a success! I will sign off by pointing out the other high point of the season, and one which cannot be overlooked, was being able to look around the field each Saturday and see four bona fide Rabbitoh supporters standing out there doing battle for CPCC. This, surely, was something that should be treasured by our club and never forgotten! Darren McDermott - Captain

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3rd

Grade Season Honours AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Dave Moss 57

Batting Aggregate Dave Moss 570

Bowling Average Nick Armstrong 20.5

Bowling Aggregate Nick Armstrong 25

Centuries Dave Moss 140

Six Wickets in an Innings Brad Baber 6/17

Fielding Award Mick Mackin

Third Grade ‘Gold’ – 2012/13

Back L to R: John Heiniger, Pete Bonner, Matt Richards, Nick Bonner, Tom Carden, Nick Armstrong Front: Dave Moss, Ryan Dunn, Andrew Cameron, Darren McDermott (cpt)

Foreground: Harrison Dunn Absent: Mick Mackin, Kavin Moorthi

3rd

Grade ‘Blue’ After a premiership win last year in 6th grade, the boys were keen to get back together and have a crack at 3rd grade. New additions to the team included Dan McIntyre - a handy opening bowler who probably didn’t take as many wickets as he deserved, and Angus Demol, who, despite his low height and youth, managed to scrounge a few much-needed 50s, notably hooking bowlers who attempted to bounce him, and hitting a 6 off the last ball of an innings at the plateau to get his fifty. Finally we had the welcome return of veteran Gus Mackenzie, strengthening the bowling attack and finishing with most wickets in the team and 3rd most in the competition. For the most part it was quite a successful season, disregarding our unfortunate loss in the semi final at the hands of DY RSL, who went on to win. Highlights in the season included the majestic 10th wicket partnership of 74 (Sam Cheeseman 54* and Brodie Elliott 26*) against Harbord Bowling Club, which saw us over the line after being 9/106 chasing 180. That was Cheeseman’s first game of the season, only being called upon due to a shortage of numbers, and what a return it was. Both players were dropped in their innings, and what’s more they had an ex-first grade bowler bowling all day. Needless to say Harbord were filthy. Elliott’s straight drive for 4 to win was the icing on the cake. Take that Bowlo. More highlights include the artfully constructed 309 against the Collaroy Gold team, aka Collaroy 2’s (who, I must add, we beat on all 3 occasions, thanks largely due to Gus Mackenzie cleaning up the wicket of in-form opening batsman TC each game for scores of 9, a golden duck and a fourth ball duck.) After being 4/91, four fifties were to be had in that game, a solidly crafted 56 by Matt Terry, a gutsy 50 by Angus Demol, a red hot 51 by Nathan Lange with potentially the biggest six at the plateau, and Paul Fabbro’s innings-of-the-season of 79, blasting the ball to every part of the ground. Another dominant match was against Long Reef at Griffith Park, where, after putting 283 on the board, thanks especially to Dan Schacher falling excruciatingly short of a ton with 96, we bowled the home side out for 59. Perhaps we should have capitalised and gone for the outright win, but burgers and the beach were too tempting on a hot summer’s day.

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Other highlights included another century from Lachy Peake in the space of 25 overs, against a scratchy Harbord Bowling Club down at Nolans 4 on Australia Day. Unfortunately he dislocated his shoulder on 120 off 97 balls and was forced to retire, a recurring injury that saw him miss the bulk of the rest of the season. Five catches in that game to Mitch Curran saw him move to third on the list for most ever catches at CPCC, a prestigious title he is quite proud of. Finishing 2nd on the table, despite forfeiting a match in November due to schoolies commitments from almost all of our team, the semi final was looking like a tight one on the outset, the strike bowler from each team being unavailable for play, with Gus succumbing to an injury which nearly saw him lose his middle finger. Moron. After great early pressure on our behalf, we had DY 2/5 after 10 overs, which could have been 3/5 if not for a tough drop catch in slip. Unfortunately a few more drop catches proved costly, with DY finishing on 205. Dan Schacher made the only decent runs of the innings with 56, however we fell short on 166, no thanks to Curran’s golden duck. Special mention to Martin Vestergaard for one of his gutsiest efforts with the bat thus far, hanging in right til the end and contributing a solid 30 odd. Bad luck lads. Kudos to Matt Terry and Dan Schacher for commendable efforts with bat in hand again this season - unfortunately Dan was forced to miss many games with work and reserve-grade AFL-for-the-swans commitments. Also to Matt Clements for his freaky wicket-keeping and, surprisingly, this season, run-scoring at number 3. Can’t get over the look in the opposition team’s faces when they see a midget with dreadlocks belting them all over the park. Priceless, Clemmy. Where we lacked this season was, as always, our consistency. In saying that we really enjoyed ourselves week in week out, a very chilled atmosphere in the group facilitating this. Entertaining memories include the 5-man cordon put in place against Camo, who still managed to find the gap with that persistent late cut of his, as well as possibly the most technically correct shot in MWCA history, Matt Terry’s sublime lofted cover-drive six nearly going into orbit.

Mitch Curren – Captain

3rd

Grade ‘Blue’ Season Honours AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Dan Schacher 42.1

Batting Aggregate Matt Terry 483

Bowling Average Angus Mackenzie 10.2

Bowling Aggregate Angus Mackenzie 30

Century Lachlan Peake 120

6 Wickets in Innings Angus Mackenzie 6/53

Fielding Award Matt Clements

Third Grade – 2012/13

Back L to R: Jack Pearce, Angas MacKenzie, Matt Terry, Dan McIntyre, Angas Demol Middle: Mitch Curren (cpt), Nathan Lange,

Front: Brodie Elliot, Matt Clements, Sam Cheeseman

4th

Grade

We re-grouped after the disappointment of falling short in last season’s grand final against DY RSL. The side once again varied little in make-up to seasons gone by, a testament to the comradery we have enjoyed together as a tight group of mates who just enjoy playing some cricket and a beer or two afterwards together. We expected to once again be competitive in 4th grade as the majority of the team are an allrounder to some extent, and everyone contributes. We had one permanent new addition to the side in Brett Hombsch, who’s in swinging left arm over and nippy pace gave us another level of variety in our attack. Brett proved to be a very valuable find early in the season as our stock of pace bowling was dented with Micky out with injury and Chungy out with work commitments till around mid-season. Our first round against Belrose was a game of several milestones…….it was the last to feature the talented Mick “Archer” Bowman, and we thank Mick for his contribution in the previous season (5 wickets and a ton in the one game I’ll always remember). It also presented an opportunity for us to employ the services of ring in Mr Treasurer, who showed us all how to bat with a superb knock of 137, obviously the winter hiatus hadn’t taken its toll on form. We ended up putting on 308, which would surely be enough……or so we thought. With our main opening attack not available. The ball was thrown to fast bowler in the making Conde,

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who ripped them in at pace and claimed the first legitimate wicket of his career, clean bowling their opener (he’ll tell you in depth about the one Jacko didn’t give in the semi a few season ago….) having spent the majority of it with the gloves on behind the poles. Alas several partnerships and the big hitting D Smith got them over the line in an entertaining opening fixture.

It was fairly obvious early on in the season the competition would be played out amongst ourselves, Belrose, Terry Hills & St Peter’s with their deadly opening bowling Sri Lankan connection. DY and Cromer were also there in the mix, but lost too many games early on to really challenge for a top four spot. St Peter’s aside (who all other sides in the comp agreed were playing in the wrong grade) our bogey team turned out to be Belrose, we just couldn’t put them away each time and the loss in round 1 to them set the tone for each fixture throughout the season. We had the wood over Terry Hills, the only side they didn’t beat during the regular rounds. Our round results ended up as 8 wins, 1 draw and six loses, which would be a reasonable assessment of our performance throughout the season. Heading into the final round we were guaranteed a finals berth sitting in 4th but well clear of DY in 5th. A bonus point win in the last game before the finals vs Terry Hills would see us move into at least 3rd and if the other result fell our way a possible second. With the constant threat of washouts as had been the trend since Christmas 2nd was much more attractive than 3rd. An so it played out, we held our end of the bargain and a shock loss of Belrose to DY, meant we leap frogged both Belrose and Terry Hills into clear second by a point. First part of the job done, weather was no longer a concern in the semifinal, which would be a repeat matchup of the rain affected semi of last year against the same two sides ie us and Terry Hills. Rain was our friend in 2011/12 as it eventually saved us from one of our famous batting collapses and what was looking like certain defeat.

This time around we lost the toss and much to my surprise were sent in. Runs on the board in a finals game is gold, so the decision to bowl first by the TH skipper was puzzling. Although after we were rolled for 82 I was thinking he knew something I didn’t. The Plateau boys still confident as we’d been on the end of it in last years Grand Final, fired up and ripped in to knock the Hills men over for 62, a first innings lead of 20. We came off the end of day one on a high after digging deep and holding our chances to be on top. Oh how 24hrs make a difference though…..Aim ing to batt them out of it, we collapsed (again?) with the only real resistance coming from an inspired knock form Dave Le, top scoring with 33 in the second dig to give us a lead of 108, The problem was there was still time for the Hills boys to knock them off left in the day. We once again fired up in the field to take regular wickets in Terry Hills second dig and throughout both sides were looking favourites as the game see-sawed. Having Coatsey pull up lame in his first over was perhaps an omen??? Eventually as daylight was fading, Terry Hills put on a vital partnership in their lower order to sneak home in the very last over, but I think many of us agreed one of the most exciting and hard fought in the right spirit games we’ve ever played together. So we fell one shorter than last year, but all in all another solid season for the Mighty Tanks! Finally special thanks must go to those who filled in for us during the season when we were shortT Horstead, D Norman, C Dwyer, R Bhatty, J Carden, D Steel. See you in 2103/14

Rob Steel - Captain

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th Grade Season Honours

AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average David Le 33.1

Batting Aggregate James Humberstone 425

Bowling Average Ewen Chung 8.7

Bowling Aggregate Matt Moore 20

Centuries Toby Horstead 137

Fielding Award Blake Conde

Fourth Grade

Back L to R: James Humberstone, Michael Rohanek, Rob Steel (cpt), Andrew Coates, Blake Conde, Ewen Chung, John Brooks , Front L to R: Chris Dwyer, Matt Moore, Adam Pressley, Graeme Faulkner, Nick Eade

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6th

Grade

This was another great year for the development side with another premiership year completing a ‘fourpeat’ Toby Horstead had a stellar season winning the Shearer medal. Slowly the number of genuine development teams in this grade of the MWCA is increasing. The side was made up of:

- Experienced players i.e. Toby Horstead,. John Jackson, Peter Bonner, Andrew Davis Greg Bruckard, Luke Ireland - Regular junior players i.e. Jake Carden ,Damon Steel, Brad Baber, Charlie Jormanainen, Aaron Peters, Joel Wood, Keiren Nixon - Young players just out of juniors ie Keshava Ratnavabushena, Cam Milling, Cam Baber ,Jack Ollerhead - A group of other juniors who played a few matches ie Jack Pickering, Harrison Dunn, Chris Lawson, Jack Collins, Max Jolley

Some highlights of the season included: -

- Toby Horstead's aggressive opening batting throughout the season. - Consistently tight and effective bowling from our young medium pacers hunting as a pack. - Important and long innings from young batters Aaron Peters, Cam Baber, Joel Wood, Damon Steel. - An outright defeat of then league leaders Manly Leagues in round 7sparked by an unexpected grab at slip by Kesh R. - Bowling veterans ‘D’ and ‘GB’ playing a mentoring role and producing the goods when required. - Semi final fightback from 6-36 led by Cam Baber, Brad Baber ,Andrew Davis and Greg Bruckard to reach a winning total against

Wakehurst. Many thanks to the cooperation from the u-18 junior team in getting teams on the park.. Steve Carden, was very helpful. It was great to see another contingent of youngsters playing very competitive senior cricket for CPCC. Their performances would indicate a promising future for our club.

John Jackson

6th Grade Season Honours

AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Andrew Davis 52.5

Batting Aggregate Cameron Baber 316

Bowling Average Jake Carden 9.9

Bowling Aggregate Greg Bruckard 21

Centuries Toby Horstead 140,131,113

Six Wickets Greg Bruckard 6/42

Fielding Award Damon Steel

Sixth Grade Premiers – 2012/13

Back L to R: Greg Bruckard, Keshava Ratnavabushena, Brad Baber, Jake Carden (cpt), Keiren Nixon,Cam Milling, Joel Wood Front L to R: Damon Steel, Cam Baber, Toby Horstead, Steve Carden, Aaron Peters, Andrew Davis

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Marketown and CPCC

CPCC are entering the second year of its partnership with MARKETOWN Northern Beaches. MARKETOWN brings together local businesses and the local community in an online marketplace environment. An integral component of the MARKETOWN model is sponsorship and fundraising for local clubs and not for profit organisations.

How does it work? MARKETOWN Northern Beaches emails members offers from local businesses and trades. Club members receive significant discounts and trade offers. Each time a member of CPCC buys a product, 10% goes to our Club. CPCC members should have started to receive offers. Fundraising is vital for clubs like CPCC. The money raised will greatly assist us in keeping playing fees as low as possible so we encourage all Members to be active in the Marketown program.

Example of offers at Marketown

http://www.marketownnorthernbeaches.com.au/

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Masters

“age shall not weary them or the years condemn”

This was our fourth season in the Sydney masters competition. The season was another successful one. A willing band of competitive cricketers enjoyed the Sunday afternoon games played on turf with good spirit. The team resumed its ‘natural’ position in the top section of the 20 team competition. We finished fourth which is a very creditable performance for a park club. The masters comp. is being dominated by a strong Mosman side.

Our squad was made up of regulars: David Bennetts, Andrew Cameron, Rob Van Dam, Luke Ireland, John Jackson, David Moss, Robert Minnett, Kym Woolf, David Lang, new comers: Jason Haithwaite, Brenden Ball, John Heiniger and part timers: Bruce Flint, Kim Blacker, Peter Bonner, Peter Henriksen, ‘Anthony Papandrea, Arthur Smith, Rob McCabe, Doug Campbell, Matt Golledge, Col Huxley and Ian North.

Rob van Dam injury worries meant he didn’t bowl in the latter part of the season and the regular long term opening combination of Cloggs and ‘D’ was broken up. Medium pace support was provided by Dave Moss, Luke Ireland, Dave Bennetts and Brenden Ball in the second half of the season. David Lang had excellent days in our good wins over Epping and Auburn.

Our batting showed good depth. Andrew Cameron had an excellent season topping the aggregate run scorers. Rob van Dam, David Moss. David Bennetts, Jason Haithwaite and Kym Woolf were regular run scorers It was a shame our batting in the important last game of the season against Sri Lankan lions was very disappointing.

Our fielding was consistently good by masters standards. Great run outs by Jason Haithwaite, David Bennetts and David Moss swung games our way.

Thanks to the Manly grade club for arrangements re Grahams reserve. Also thanks to players who regularly carried out administrative duties.....Andrew (treasurer), Luke and Cammo (beer sales),

This is my last season as masters coordinator. Thanks to all in the club who have played and supported the team. The team will be continuing on so if you are over 40 and looking for a game on turf get in touch.

John Jackson

Masters Season Honours AWARD NAME

Most Runs Andrew Cameron 198

Most Wickets Andrew Davis 13

Most Valuable Player Dave Bennetts

Masters – 2012/13

Back L to R: Kim Blacker, Pete Bonner, Dave Bennetts, Jason Haithwaite, Andrew Davis, Dave Moss, Front: Rob Minnett, Rob Van Dam, Andrew Cameron, Kim Wolf, John Heiniger

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T20

A Team

This report is about the Collaroy Plateau cricket club ‘A’ team who defended their title from last year. Winning last year’s T20 Mike Pawley Cup was great but it feels amazing when you win two consecutive years. The report will show how individual players came together from different grades and won the T20 title, it was a team effort. Everyone knows last year captain was Tom Carden, he retires this year to concentrate on his batting. The team was disorganized and without a captain in the very first game. We had to forfeit in the first round at Nolans 2 as only 6 players turned up for the game and the other player turned up on a different ground, Griffith Park due to the lack of coordination and mistake by organisers.

Second round of the game was against Dee Why RSL at Passmore 1, and guest appearance was Dom Wheeler in our team. This year Dom was playing for Collaroy Plateau ‘B’. He agreed to help team ‘A’ who were short of players. Dee Why RSL won the toss and elected to bat first. Mick Mackin started the bowling with Luke Diserens, with these bowlers picking up 3 wickets. Other bowlers were Nirav Patel and Kavin Moorthi with 4 wickets in total. The fielding was exceptional with 5 catches and 4 run outs, restricting them to 100 runs. When Collaroy ‘A’ started their batting Dom Wheeler ruled Dee Why RSL at that stage. Dom hit 2 fours and 2 sixes giving us a bit of an advantage to beat the opposition team. Every single player contributed equally and we managed to win in the 14th over of the game at 4/104.

Round four, was the tricky game for Collaroy ‘A’ against The Steyne Hotel. The captain was decided at this stage and it was Nirav Patel. The team was organised but with one problem, the team looked like this with 7 people regular cricket players and last 3 are soccer players if I am not making mistake they never played cricket. Collaroy ‘A’ won the toss and elected to bat, the new players were Nick Buxton, Adam Brooks and Ben Wearing. Buxton started his innings exactly like Chris Gayle smashing 6 Fours and 8 Sixes whilst at the other end Brooks was injured but formed a partnership which was 94 runs stand for 1st wicket. Again everyone contributed to get the big score which ended up 4/187 in 20 overs. At the back of my head I thought they will not give us a tough fight but I was wrong. The Steyne Hotel opening batter manage to score 87 runs blasting 7 Fours and 5 Sixes. At that stage we were looking in big trouble, but our bowlers did a good job specially Ben Wearing. His figures were 4 overs – 4 Wickets – 30 runs conceded. The other bowlers who did not concede too many runs were Nirav Patel (4 Overs – 1 wicket – 21 runs) and Kavin Moorthi (4 Overs – 3 wickets – 21 runs). We manage to pull a close win against their 8/184 in 20 overs. Our Semi final round was against no other than Dee Why RSL. RSL would have thought this would be their redemption day, but their hopes were lost when Collaroy ‘A’ team defeated them again. Our new member was Adam McNicholl. Collaroy won the toss and elected to bat, the star player who manage to score most runs was Rob Minnett (66 runs – 3 Fours, 3 Sixes), then Nick Buxton (32 runs – 3 Fours, 2 Sixes) and Ryan Dunn* (29 runs – 2 Fours). The partnership between R Minnett and R Dunn was 102 runs. We managed to make a defendable score 4/146 runs. Our bowling kept them under the wrap. RSL managed to score 108 runs all out in 16 overs. The bowling was just exceptional and it shows the team effort and how we can damage any strong team in this competition. Ben Wearing’s figures were 2 overs – 3 Wickets – 9 Runs, Nirav Patel 3 Overs – 1 Wicket – 11 runs and Adam McNicholl 4 overs – 3 wickets – 22 runs. In cricket, especially in T20 the toss does play an important role. From the start of the T20 competition Collaroy ‘A’ won every toss including in this game too. The game was against the Barbarians. Dom Wheeler was slow to start scoring some runs, but Ben wearing had something else in his mind - not to score slowly. He scored a fast paced 39 runs, Dom wheeler scored 41 runs and Hamish Evans scored 21 runs at a fast pace. The momentum to build good score was going on for Collaroy and managed to score 7/145 in 20 overs. At the fielding time Rob Minnett pulled out of the game as he had injured his hand between the web of the fingers, as our luck J.Porter-Dening was the substitute player for Rob. The substitute player also took the first catch to get the first man out. Nick Bonner opened the bowling order and was great bowler in the team. His figures did much of the talking where he bowled 4 overs – 1 maiden – 1 wicket – 8 runs. He was the key player in bowling not to give away many runs as possible. On the other hand Mick Mackin was the star player who saved the day taking 3 wickets. At his last over the opposition needed 8 runs to win and Mick manage to give away only two runs. At this stage Collaroy ‘A’ made it to the GRAND FINAL. 24th Feb 2013, Sunday 3.00 pm, THE GRAND FINAL day at Griffith Park. The moment has finally come for the Collaroy ‘A’ to defend their title. The opposition was none other than the Manly-Warringah Grade team. There were many supporters for Collaroy, the captain was feeling the pressure of the final. The toss was called by Manly-Warringah grade team and won by Collaroy ‘A’ and we elected to bat first. Again the toss can play very vital part in any format of game. The game started very slow and we received a bit of a help from the opposition giving away runs in extras (nb 4, w 11, b1, lb1). The Collaroy ‘A’ start was slow but Dom Wheeler came to the crease with one thing in his mind “How will I kick their butt today?”. In response, he D.Wheeler did exactly what he supposed to do scoring 49 runs (2 Fours, 4 sixes). With the team effort we scored 9/123 in overs. Nirav Patel was confident in his team. The way we field and the way we bowl we could beat Manly Grade Club. Adam McNicholl was shocked when the captain asked him to bowl the first over. Adam’s first sentence was “ARE YOU SERIOUS, YOU MUST BE JOKING and YOU KNOW I CANNOT HANDLE NEW BALL” but I reminded that he will do just allright just like father to son. His first bowl was called wide, his second bowl was also called wide and then the third bowl pitched good length and Manly batsman in his mind thought I can easily hit for six. The bowl went mid-on where Collaroy player Kavin Moorthi was standing underneath. Everyone thought that catch will be hard to get, but Kavin got the catch with his middle finger. That was the first break through. After that four wickets were lost in just two overs. The middle order showed some backbone for the team but that was not enough. The Collaroy bowlers took wickets regularly. It was shame they could not handle the pressure. Who said match cannot be won by catches just look at the stats: catches – R Malam 1, M Mackin 1, R Dunn 1, N Patel 1, A McNicholl 1, H Evans 1, KP Moorthi 2. More than half the players were caught and none of the catches were easy to take as per my recollection of memory. There were plenty of overs left to Manly but losing wickets regularly was the not the best for their team. The last catch was taken by Adam McNicholl, the Manly team were just gob smacked. No one could believe the park cricket team Collaroy beat the Grade team. The whole team went into celebration after winning the Title back for second year. Seriously if this team sticks together again for next year we can do some damage on the other teams. Everyone contributed to the team and their effort; we should be extremely pleased with their efforts and what we have achieved. Well done guys, your willingness to listen and helped the captain to understand the game better, without your experience and knowledge we could not be standing at this position. All hail to Team Effort.

Nirav Patel - Captain

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T20 Champions – 2012/13

Back L to R: Rob Minnett, Nick Bonner, Kavin More, Ryan Dunn, Adam McNicholl, Nirav Patel (Cpt) Front: Ben Wearing, Mick Mackin, Hamish Evans, Ryan Malam, Dom Wheeler

T20 ‘Ogres’

Back row: Ward Horsnell, Adam Ward, John Ward, Kim Blacker, Matt Allam, Giles Hurst, Dom Wheeler, Mick Sauer front Row: Craig Silburn, Neale Howard, Ross Kocass.

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T20 OGRES

There are successful CPCC teams and then there are The Ogres – a bunch of silly old guys trying to relive their youth playing cricket and having a great time on the field and an even better time off it! The Ogres once again took on all-comers in the Manly Warringah T20 competition including 2 of the 4 teams that made the finals. A special thank you to the young Manly Grade team who took the game with the Ogres in good spirits with everyone involved having a great game. The Ogres had our first win in our return match against the Rylstone Cowboys in January. Given we are used to losing and still celebrating as if we had won, it was a strange feeling for the team however we quickly recovered over a few beers with the Rylstone team. Congratulations to junior ogre Dom Wheeler, our first trophy winner who picked up several awards at this year’s CPCC presentation night including Clubman of the Year. Thanks to all the guys who turned out for The Ogres in 2012/13 and to the club for your continued support.

Kim Blacker

Senior’s Photo Gallery

CPCC Christmas Dinner – ‘C.P.C.C. Theme’ Dom Wheeler, Col Huxley, Brenden Ball, Vicki Carden, John Jackson, Toby Horstead & Rob Minnett,

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Senior’s Photo Gallery

Left: Nirav Patel hoists the T20 trophy again for CPCC with Mike Pawley. Right: The T20 Presentation

Three outstanding 500+ runs batting seasons: Left – Luke Hammond, Centre – Rob Minnett, and Right – Toby Horstead

The Nelson Bay Touring Party

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Dave Moss anoints ‘Aussie Nirav’ after he became an Australian Citizen

Toby Horstead awarded the Bruce Shearer trophy at the Seniors Presentation Night in May

The 58th summer of cricket at the Plateau

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Juniors Photo Gallery

Junior award winners at MWJCA Presentation Night

Pink Stumps Fundraiser

End of season picnic and presentation day at Clontarf

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CPCC’s In2Cricketers were flying everywhere at the SCG in January during the Test Match

Jake Carden & Joel Wood – joint winners of the Don Leech Trophy Damon Steel, Warwick Armstrong Trophy

Family Friday Nights at the Plateau were a popular event up to Christmas

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Abhijeet Virdi’s Amazing Match

Occasionally you have days as a cricketer when everything just falls into place. CPCC Junior Abhijeet Virdi had one of those days last weekend with his U15 MWJCA Rep team. With bowling figures of 9 wickets for 2 runs from 6 overs, he destroyed the innings of Blacktown single-handedly. Blacktown won the toss and decided to bat when Manly’s Captain, Harrison Dunn, called incorrectly. The game had been moved by mutual agreement from an adjacent oval after rain had seeped underneath the covers, making the original pitch unplayable. With a slight cross breeze into his face, Harrison opened the bowling from the Eastern end and started with a tidy over, conceding 2 runs. With Jayden Pomeranetz unwell, Abhijeet opened the bowling from the other end, with the breeze over his shoulder assisting his in-swingers. He took full advantage of this assistance, collecting a wicket with his second ball, a quick full pitched delivery that literally shattered the off stump. With the stump replaced, he finished his first over - a wicket maiden. The best was yet to come! After another tidy Harrison maiden, Abhijeet started his second over with a wicket, and also collected wickets with his 3rd & 4th balls, finishing with a triple wicket maiden, and figures of 4-0 off 2 overs. Harrison conceded a no

ball off his next over, and Abhijeet commenced his third over with wickets on 1st, 3rd, 4th & 6th balls - a quadruple wicket maiden, and figures of 8-0 off 18 deliveries!!! At this stage, Blacktown were 8-3 runs after 6 overs. Harrison bowled another 2 overs, and Abhijeet another 3, including a 4th over maiden, 2 runs off his 5th over (including 1 no ball), and another wicket maiden in his 6th over. After 12 overs, Blacktown were reeling at 9 wickets for 10 runs. Daniel Turkovic replaced Harrison, and Jarod Horan replaced Abhijeet, keeping things reasonably tight. With drinks taken at 11am after an hour of play, Blacktown were 9-13 after 14 overs. After the break, these two bowlers continued until last week’s star bowler, Johnny McNally was introduced from the Eastern End for the 19th over with the score at 9-23. Johnny immediately displayed his usual control and flight, and was joined shortly thereafter at the other end by Bryton Caldwell. With both spinners keeping the scoring to a minimum, the stubborn 10th wicket partnership was finally broken when Johnny induced an edge that was skillfully collected in his left hand by Charlie Hole at slip, millimetres above the ground. Drinks were immediately taken, with Johnny having bowled 3 balls in his 5th over. Johnny bowled the 12th Blacktown batsmen with his 2nd delivery after the break, finishing with 2 wickets in 3 balls. Blacktown all out for 35 runs off 26.5 overs.

Special mention must go to to Ryan Dowling, the opening batsman for Blacktown, who faced the first ball of the innings, and was still there when the last wicket fell, carrying his bat for 21 not out. He shared a 25 run 10th wicket partnership with No. 11 batsman Lachlan Staude, who batted for 15 overs. Manly’s innings was opened by Daniel Turkovic and Matt Beatty. Blacktown began with an all spin attack, and Daniel and Matt worked the ball around the field collecting their runs. Manly’s first wicket fell in the 8th over, when Matt Beatty got a leading edge to a ball he was trying to work around the leg side, ballooning a catch to the short mid off Blacktown fieldsman. At this stage, Manly were 1-18. Next to the wicket was Abhijeet, and they continued to work the bowling for singles and two’s, until Daniel tied the scores in the 17th over with a single. The hero of the day, Abhijeet, hit the winning runs on the last ball of that over. Blacktown had tried 5 bowlers. Manly won by 10 wickets – an outstanding performance !!!

by Ross Denny

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Junior Secretary’s Report

It is with great pride that I am able to begin this report stating that CPCC are the MWJCA Club Champions for the third year running! This award is of course a result of the combined efforts of all CPCC players, coaches and parents. It also highlights the unity and depth within our club from our most Senior members right through to our very youngest. Registrations remained steady at the Plateau this season enabling us to field 13 Saturday morning teams as well as hosting a very well attended Friday evening In2Cricket program. We maintain our position as one of the largest clubs in the MWJCA and are one of the few that offer cricket opportunities from beginners right through to the highest Grade in the Senior’s Saturday afternoon competition. Rep trials for 2012-13 were held during March 2012 with squads selected for each age group. Official training commenced late July with final team selections decided on after trial matches held during September/October. The rep season proper commenced at the end of October. Needless to say we are proud of all CPCC Juniors who are selected as MWJCA representative players. For the 2012-2013 season Rep caps were presented to:

Under 11 DCA J.H. Creak Shield Lachlan Burgess Under 11 President's Cup Noah Vumbaca, Tom Trevaskis Under 12 DCA Arch Cawsey Shield Adrian Caproni, Fletcher Kirby, Harrison Kantor-Smith Under 13 DCA W.S. Gee Shield Isaiah Vumbaca and Hayden Brown Under 13 President's Cup Jack Worland Under 14 DCA Harold Moore Shield Joel Wood, Jack Pickering, Harrison Brock, Aaron Stevens, and Max Jolley Under 14 President's Cup Ellis Raymond and Josh Blount Under 15 E.G. Weblin Shield Glyn Archer, Matt Brock, Jake Carden, Keiren Nixon and Max Domanski Under 15 President’s Cup Harrison Dunn, Bryton Caldwell, Abhijeet Virdi, Jarrod Hummelstad

Many of these players also took part in rep carnivals held in Lismore, Ballina and Newcastle over the Christmas holidays. Special mention here to Isaiah Vumbaca who has also been selected in the Under 14's Cricket NSW Academy Program for 2013. The Saturday morning competition commenced at the end of September for U10's and up with the Kangas and Under 9's getting underway later in October. Toby Horstead again ran a fantastic program for our In2Cricket players. The ‘twilight’ format at Plateau Park on Friday evenings proved even more of a hit this season with the addition of our new ‘shed’ facility. There was a definite ‘village green’ atmosphere with 30+ eager youngsters aged from 4-7 turning up each week, with their parents, for this activity based program, followed by a BBQ tea and plenty of socializing. The In2cricket program ran prior to Christmas and culminated with a day at the SCG during the Sydney test match. Special thanks here to the Blacker, Ward and Faulkner families for their help running the ‘shop’ on Friday evenings, and also to the Parent helpers at the activity stations. We intend to make ‘Friday Family Night’ even bigger and better in the coming season. The U16’s ‘Power’ team attended their fifth and final CPCC Junior Tour to Canberra during the 2012 October school holidays to take part in the eight a side T20 Kookaburra Cup run by CricketACT. As always a great time was had by all with some excellent cricket and plenty of extra activities around our National Capital. I hope other CPCC teams continue to take the opportunity to take part in this competition. The MWJCA presentation night was held in June 2013. The room was awash with blue and gold as the Under 15 ‘Force’, U14/1 ‘Energy’ and U13/1 ‘Electrodes’ teams collected their Premiership trophies proudly wearing their new ‘Premiers Shirts’. Steve O’Keefe was the special guest on hand to present the awards to the players in the competition winning teams as well as to individual award winners as recognized below. Congratulations to all award recipients. MWJCA Award Winnners 2012-2013

Player Awards Grade

Noah Vumbaca Bowling Average 2.94 Best Bowling Figures 5/2 from 3 overs

Under 11/1 Under 11/1

Sam Jones Highest Batting Score 62* Under 11/1

Jack Pickering Bowling Average 8.87 Representative Player of the Year

Under 14/1 Under 14 Moore Shield

Ellis Raymond Representative Player of the Year Under 14 President’s Cup

Abhijeet Virdi Bowling Average 6.0 Representative Player of the Year

Under 15 Under 15 President’s Cup

Aaron Stevens Bowling Average 6.0 Bowling Aggregate 20

Under 15 Under 15

Lochlan Charley Highest Batting Score 101* Under 15

Joel Wood Junior Cricketer of the Year Under 15

Jake Carden

Junior Cricketer of the Year Batting Average 60.83 Bowling Average 6.5 Bowling Aggregate 22 Eric Palmer Bat Award – Most outstanding Junior Cricketer of the Season

Under 16-18/1 Under 16-18/1 Under 16-18/1 Under 16-18/1

In the wrap-up for season 2012-13 we had:

Under 15 ‘Force’ coming in as Premiers in that age group with U15 ‘Surge’ only three points behind as runner's up.

Under 14 ‘Energy’ as Premiers

Under 13/1 ‘Electrodes’ as Premiers We also have:

Under 16/17/18 ‘Power’ as runners up

Under 11/1 ‘Megawatts’ as runners up

Under 13/2 ‘Neutrons’, 11/1 ‘Lightning’, 11/2 ‘Thunderbolts’ and 10/1 ‘Gigawatts’ all finishing in 4th position on their respective tables.

Under 9’s ‘Electrons’ also had an enjoyable and successful season as did our two newest Kanga cricket teams ‘Storm’ and ‘Electric’.

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Several of our Junior players have already begun the transition to Senior cricket by playing in the afternoon competition this season as well as in their morning teams. Congratulations to those players in the MWCA 6th Grade ‘Development’ team that took out the MWCA premiership with a convincing Grand Final win. The annual Father/Son/Daughter Australia day social match and CPCC ‘Double Wicket’ were unfortunately not able to be held this season due to ground and weather issues. Fortunately the rain that plagued us post-Christmas stayed away for the final day's play enabling a large contingent of club members - past and present- to happily conclude the season under blue skies on a beautiful sunny day on the 23rd March at Clontarf Reserve. $250 was raised from the picnic day raffle which will go into the CPCC coffers. Congratulations to all prize winners. Funds from raffles and REBEL ‘Season Pass’ credits are greatly appreciated by our Club and go a long way to help finance resources for our Club members. Your support in these ventures is always appreciated. As always a big "thank you" to all those that helped on the day with cooking the BBQ, collecting bread rolls and returning empty crates, collecting sausages, selling raffle tickets, picking up rubbish and all the other necessary tasks. Thank you also to the Barker family for their donation of several hundred picnic plates which were most useful on Picnic Day and will well and truly see us through the next season or two. Unfortunately the rain did play havoc with many of our planned activities on the official Pink Stumps Day resulting in staggered Pink events over the final weeks of the season. $400.00 was collected for the McGrath foundation from the combined efforts of the 11/1 ‘Megawatts’, 11/2 ‘Thunderbolts’ and u15 ‘Surge’ teams – and those who added to the tins at the picnic day. PLUS special commendations to the u14's ‘Energy’ team who went all out and raised an amazing $565!! Thank you to all who washed cars, baked and sold pink cakes and other treats, packed pink lolly bags etc etc. Judging by the attached photos I am sure you all had fun at the same time as supporting a very worthwhile cause. Registration gets underway during August for season 2013-2014. Looking forward to a long, hot summer and another great season.

Vicki Carden - Junior’s Secretary

U16-18 Power

Following on from our unbeaten season last year, we kicked off the new season where we left off; playing in a higher age group bracket we turned the corner at Xmas remaining unbeaten again. The comp was then split into 2 divisions and after 2 nerve-racking last over losses to SCEGGS we finished a close runner up. SCEGGS won these matches in the last over with 9 wickets down both times, so there was nothing between the teams and our boys should feel thoroughly proud of their seasons efforts because I sure am. Another game highlight was chasing down St Augustines 1 day total of 212 at the Plateau, a remarkable achievement. Would like to thank Kieren Nixon, Thomas Cains, Wyatt Crawley, Liam Filmer-Ramsey, Matt Beatty, Glyn Archer and Cam Baber for helping us out and filling in when we were short. Glyn has been a regular member of the team since under 9’s and was graded with shires this season so we congratulate him for that. Cam did more than just help out playing half the games and contributing greatly taking 5 wickets and scoring 97 runs @ 32.33. I’d like to also mention the efforts of our new team members Brad, Rob and James who joined us from the Energy and fitted into the team perfectly. I have no doubt the success this team has had since under 9’s is due to the way these boys combine together as a team and play for each other.

Season highlights:

Brad Baber – Top score of 40 opening the innings with Dan against St Augustines in an excellent unbeaten partnership of 85, also a very good 17no against Sceggs opening the innings in difficult conditions and a very handy unbeaten 22 run partnership in the final game against Sceggs. Took 9 wickets at an average of 16 and was a very consistant bowler and wicket taker.

Max Bertock – Top score of 22 in an excellent 114 run match winning partnership with Jake against St Augustines at the Plateau, also another good partnership with Jake 42 against St Pius Scored 67 runs for the season at an average of just over 10. Best bowling figures of 3/20 in 6 overs against Harbord.

James Bourcier – Scored his first half century with an incredibly patient 56 batting for 45 overs against Harbord which include a 58 run partnership with Jake. Scored 85 runs at an average of 17. Consistently took wickets bowling at first change finishing with 12 for the season at an average of 9.9. Also took 6 catches in the field.

Jake Carden – Scored 365 season runs with a top score of 94 at the Plateau, other notable scores of 62no, 60 and 59no finishing with an average of just over 60. A number of good partnerships including 114 with Max, 58 with James. Took 22 wickets at an average of 6.5 with best figures of 4/17 and 4/8. Cleaned up at the association awards winning the Age Champion and also the Eric Palmer Bat awards.

Rob Fabro – Had limited chances with the bat with so many one day games not going the distance however scored a very good 15no in a last wicket partnership of 23 with Nihaar in a low scoring game in difficult conditions against Sceggs. Consistently bowled well and was unlucky not to take more than his 5 wickets which included a 3/2 against Harbord. Was one of the best in the field taking 7 catches and providing 2 direct hits for run outs.

Sam Filmer-Ramsey – Top score of 23 in an excellent last game innings against Sceggs, scored 64 runs at an average of 12 and steered the ship home for a number of tight wins, good 40 run unbeaten partnership with Jake and another of 36 with Jake. Another very consistent wicket taker taking 7 season wickets at an average of 18 including dismissing the associations top run scorer 3 times cheaply.

Charlie Jormanainen – Got lots of good starts with the bat but didn’t go on with it, top scores of 18 and 17. Took 7 wickets at an average of 15 with best figures of 3/4 against Harbord. Took over the keeping gloves when we lost Chris and did a great job behind the stumps.

Chris Lawson – Top scores of 28no in a unbeaten partnership of 57 with Damon, was involved in a fantastic 71 run opening partnership with Dan at the Plateau, also took 2 wickets in only 4 overs, being our wicketkeeper. Again his keeping was outstanding taking 9 catches and being involved in several run outs.

Nihaar Nayar – Our most improved player, had limited chances with the bat however improved out of sight in the net and when he had his chance in the middle. Played the shot of the season at the Plateau straight driving the bowler back down the ground for a boundary that brought the crowd and his teammates to their feet. Another very consistent wicket taker taking 9 wickets at an average of 16.

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Daniel Priest – Our regular opening batsmen who just loves the job and facing the new ball. Scored 173 runs at an average of just under 20 which included a 41no in an unbeaten 85 run partnership with Brad and an incredible 64no in our chasing down of 212 against St Augustines in a one dayer. Didn’t get to bowl much but still took 4 wickets in his 15 overs.

Damon Steel – Scored 137 runs at an average of just under 20 with scores of 36, 26 and 25. Good partnerships with Chris 57 unbeaten, with Dan 44 unbeaten, 47 with Jake and an excellent 48 run opening stand with Dan in our final game against Sceggs. Another very consistent bowler and wicket taker taking 11 wickets at an average of 14, the best being a 3/14 against Harbord. Was again one of our best fieldsman taking 9 catches including the catch of the season at first slip at Beverley Job.

I would like to thank all our parents who again and have always since our team came together, back in kangas/under 9’s, provided wonderful support. I am sure, like me, all are extremely proud of what our team has achieved together. It has been an absolute pleasure to be involved with this group of kids and I have enjoyed it thougherly and will miss it lots. I owe lots of thanks to a number of people, Graham Crawley, even though Wyatt stopped playing this season, continued to come along every week and score our games, Rob Steel for his valued assistance with coaching and umpiring, Jim Filmer-Ramsey always offering to help out umpiring, Martin Bertok for assisting Graham with scoring and Jane Jormanainen for organizing all our social gatherings amongst many other things.

Steve Carden - Coach

Under 16-18 Season Awards

Nihaar Nayar Team Bowling award

Brad Baber Team all-Rounder Award

Dan Priest Team Batting Award

Jake Carden

Age Champion Player Eric Palmer Bat Award John Minnett Trophy Don Leech Trophy

Damon Steel Warwick Armstrong Trophy

James Bourcier Vic Huxley Trophy

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U15 Surge

The “Surge” team welcomed a few new faces with Morgan Mace, Guy Rees, Bryton Caldwell, Harrison Dunn and Seb Ubiparipovic joining our team. We were also joined by Max Domanski and Mathew Brock for a few games but they were soon snapped up by the Shires teams and unfortunately became unavailable for most of the season. The boys gelled well and became a close group and a team who played in the true spirit of the game. It was a great year for the Surge boys who finished second after winning all but one game all year. Unfortunately we also had a win overturned due to a bowling overs infringement which ended up costing the team the premiership. Notable events during the year: Eli Cox 5 Wicket innings in round 1 Bryton Caldwell 4/12 in round 2 Morgan Mace 58 no in round 6 Umar Ali 4/16 in round 11 and 4/5 in round 14 Kieren Nixon 4/8 in round 12 Joel Wood 4/11 in round 12 and 75 no in round 14 Matt Brock 61 in round 13 I am very proud of the way the boys played their cricket this year and the way in which they conducted themselves. It is the true test of a great side by the courage they show when they are down and the way they hold themselves in adversity. This year was truly a test of their character and they showed that they can rise to the challenge. A big thanks to Sheree who worked tirelessly as our manager. Also a big thanks goes to the parents who supported the boys and made the weekends enjoyable.

Bruce Forder - Coach Under 15 Surge Awards

Umar Ali CPCC Team All-Rounder Award

Harrison Dunn CPCC "Team Player" of the Season Award

Kieren Nixon CPCC Team Bowling Award

Joel Wood CPCC Club Perpetual Award "Vic Huxley" Most Improved Junior Cricketer

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U15 Force

It was my great pleasure to coach this group of young men. Craig Allomes did a great job as manager and the boys had a very supportive fan group in their parents. The season started with 6 new playesr joining the team from other clubs and other boys coming back to the sport. The boys all got on well and all were keen to play the game and learn and improve their cricket. We were competitive in all the games that we played, both one day and two day games alike. We only lost 2 matches all season and we didn't play the way we could in those games. When it came to the last round we had a good win. The other CPCC team were trying for an outright win to leap frog us on the points table but finished with a first innings victory. Premiership to the ‘Force’. Well done lads. All players improved during the season, it was great to see. Tthere was always some fun and laughter during the games. I hope that all players enjoyed the season and will play again next year. It was great to see all the guys get their awards at the MWJCA presentation night, well done. I would like to mention, Lochlan Charley highest score of the season, Aaron Steven’s bowling average and aggregate, Abhijeet Virdi bowling average and outstanding efforts in rep cricket and Ellis Raymond also for outstanding efforts in rep cricket. I hope you are all enjoying the off season, hope to see you next year. Cheers

Darryl Stevens - Coach

U15 ‘Force’ Season Awards

Lachlan Allomes CPCC Team Bowling Award

Lochlan Charley CPCC Team Batting Award MWJCA U15 Highest Batting Score 101*

Hiranya Patel CPCC Team Most Improved Award

Ellis Raymond MWJCA Representative Player of the Year U14’s President’s Cup

Aaron Stevens CPCC Perpetual Award “Spencer Bennett” Junior Pace Bowler MWJCA U15 Bowling Average 6.0 MWJCA U15 Bowling Aggregate 20

Abhijeet Virdi MWJCA U15 Bowling Average 6.0 MWJCA Representative Player of the Year U15’s President’s Cup

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U14/1 Energy

What a team, what a great bunch of young men, and, what a season! Congratulations to the ‘Energy’ team for such a fantastic effort. Whilst many of the boys had never played cricket together, you wouldn’t have known it. They quickly became good mates and it showed in their results. The boys all had a turn at captaining, at opening the batting, and the bowling. We also had four different keepers throughout the year. The new format of having 5 separate named batters and bowlers played to our teams strengths as we were fortunate enough to have a team of all-rounders. The boys played great cricket throughout the season and ended up winning the competition (13 wins, 1 loss, 1 washout). What impressed most was not just winning the premiership in our first season, it was more about the way in which they did it. The team showed great humility in victory, a strong sense of fair play and a genuine encouragement of one another. Whilst the season showcased some great individual performances, as a happy and united squad, the boys were simply amazing. For the cricket statisticians, the team amassed 2,162 runs for the year for the loss of only 74 wickets, averaging almost 30 runs per wicket. Our bowling was equally impressive, taking 114 wickets for 1,396 runs, conceding only 12 runs per wicket. Individual Statistics (in alphabetical order)

Season Runs High Score Season Wickets Best Bowling Season Catches

Lauchie Burt 162 43* 9 2-3 1

Josh Blount 182 37 10 2-8 2

Harrison Brock 258 46 13 3-2 6

Justin Calder 11 6 10 3-0 2

Jacob Ditchfield 68 17 10 2-6 2

Max Jolley 237 50* 7 2-6 4

Matt Lawson 52 19 2 2-2 10

Nick Marsh 48 26* 5 1-7 1

Jack McKenna 140 32 5 1-0 5

Jack Pickering 372 75* 15 4-14 5

Isaiah Vumbaca 286 69 12 3-4 9

Jack Worland 52 27* 5 1-0 6 NB. Season catches includes both keeper and outfield catches.

We saw some brilliant individual and team performances throughout the season. It is unfair to pick a single highlight of the season, so here is my top three in no particular order;

Justin Calder taking a screaming 10th wicket catch at mid wicket to win a tight match against St Augustines. Onya Justin.

The teams fantastic win against second placed St Augustines Red in the final round of the season. We scored 6 declared 286, and then dismissed our opposition for 131. This showed the Saints that we truly deserved the title of ‘Premiers’.

Jack Pickering & Isaiah Vumbaca’s 140+ run partnership in the same match as above. Well done guys on a very controlled and patient innings All in all, the team had a great season and we had a lot of fun along the way. Congratulations again to each and every boy for your massive contribution throughout the year. Thanks to my fellow coaches Craig Blount and Rob Pickering for all of your efforts, and a special mention to the parents for bringing the boys to training each week, for assisting with scoring, buying coffees and always being very supportive of the boys.

Simon Brock U14/1 ‘Energy’ Season Awards

Lachlan Burt CPCC Team Coaches Award

Justin Calder CPCC Team Most Improved Award

Jack Pickering CPCC Team All-Rounder Award MWJCA U14/1 Bowling Average MWJCA U14 Moore Shield Rep Player of the Year

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U13/1 Electrodes

It is with great pleasure that I give the U13’s Div1 Electrodes season report. 2012/2013 Champions. This year was one of determination, courage and excitement. The team knew from the very start that we would lose players to private schools at Christmas time and yet they persevered throughout the season. Week after week, each player in the side stepped up to deliver some fabulous results which was evident in their batting and bowling stats. Wonderful to see so many players contributing in a positive and progressive way. At the turn of the Christmas break we were equal first with the Harbord Devils. We all knew the last game of the year would probably decide the overall place at the top of the ladder. It just so happened that the last game was indeed against the Harbord Devils to decide the overall championship. Harbord batted first and were pressured right from the start, scoring 70 or so runs in the first innings after some well-disciplined bowling from the group. Some positive batting saw the mighty Electrodes score the winning runs with the loss of a few wickets. What a great way to end the season! Our first ever championship win! What a special memory for everyone. I congratulate Hayden Brown and Adrian Caproni for leading the side with great spirit all year. Both boys afforded each and every player their opportunity to shine throughout the year. It was amazing to see so many boys contribute to the overall team result. Well done boys. Hayden Brown has requested us to thank all boys in the Under 13’s group for nominating him as the Jack Norris award winner. This too reflects the family atmosphere within the sides and also the club. Congratulations to: James Mulder winning the Batting Award, Lachlan Cale winning the Bowling award and Harrison Kantor-Smith winning the most improved/consistent player award. Well done to you all. We also wish to thank the parents who on request have stepped up to either score/help train on Wednesday afternoon/umpire. The encouragement the parents have given us both makes our jobs so easy. Thank-you Parents and Grandparents and Great Grand Parent. We also want to acknowledge Andrew Logan for being team manager for this side over many years. Andrew has been the backbone of the team for such a long time and unfortunately this year marked the end of an era with his son Damo moving to private school. Thank you Andrew for being a true friend and mentor for so many boys, past and present. Thank you to Dom Wheeler for enabling some of his boys to play with the team throughout the year when we were caught short. This represents a great club culture. We look forward to season 2013/2014 and the further development of the team. Well done boys. Under 13 Champions!

Steve Caproni and Jason Brown - Coaches U13/1 Electrodes Awards

Hayden Brown CPCC Team Batting Award MWJCA U12/1 Best Bowling Figure 5/8 MWJCA U12/1 Highest Score 70*

Joshua Smith CPCC Team Bowling Award MWJCA U12/1 Bowling Average 4.8 MWJCA U12/1 Bowling Aggregate 20

Adrian Caproni CPCC Team All-Rounder Award

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U13/2 Neutrons

And so draws to a close my fourth season at the helm of the CPCC Neutrons – a season dogged by the weather, so much so that the poor kids had to wait 84 days between games over the Xmas period! That’s obviously not an ideal way for a team to try to put some consistent performances together, but nevertheless I would like to think that everyone enjoyed themselves and hopefully learnt something along the way. We had a rather large squad of players this year for me to try to juggle, a number of which were playing ‘traditional’ cricket for the first time. This did however, give a few of the older players a chance to play up in the 1st division for a couple of games, and from all accounts they acquitted themselves quite nicely. It did take us quite a while to start to gel together as a team, but once we did we played some extraordinary cricket, highlighted by two thrilling 1 run victories. I don’t think any of the parents standing on the boundary had any fingernails left by the time those games ended! Every single one of the boys showed a solid improvement from our first training session to our last, and the quality of cricket that they played as a team also improved as the season went on, which is what every coach wants to see. All of the facets of their game, be it batting, bowling, catching, fielding, or just the general team camaraderie got better and better as the season progressed, so I must have been doing something right… The bowling award this year went to one of the original team members – Justin Soo – who has improved out of sight since day dot, and is now bowling as quick and as consistently as any other kid in the comp. We struggled to score runs all year, but the batting award went to Daniel Parker, who showed glimpses of what he is capable of if he keeps his mind on the game. Dan Horsnell, another one of our original players, was a deserving winner of the fielding award – taking a number of speckies and throwing down the stumps a couple of times with his rocket arm. I must as usual extend my sincere thanks all of the parents who helped me out both at training and at the matches all year, in particular to Anastasia Mayo and Adam Ward for both doing a great job as managers. Thanks also to all of the boys for working so hard and giving it their all for the whole season. Let’s kick on and made season 2013/14 one to remember!

Dom Wheeler - Coach

U13/2 Neutrons Season Awards

Daniel Parker CPCC Team Batting Award

Justin Soo CPCC Team Bowling Award

Dan Horsnell CPCC Team Fielding Award

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U11/1 Megawatts

Yet another season has come and gone: another step in your growth and development as cricketers. This season the Megawatts Team consisted of Alex Corcoran, Kai Davies, Hudson Hurt, Dylan Lawson, Dylan Moran, Tom Pattinson, Ben Shultz, Noah Vumbaca and we also welcomed some new faces into the team, Kiwa Berry, Nick Schulenburg, Nick Taylor, Tommy Trevaskis and Cooper Westbury.

It was great to watch the whole team come together as a team. I often say “there is no “i” in team, there are no individuals . Everyone has good days and bad days with the bat and ball. It was fantastic to see you support and encourage one another in the field week in and week out.

Fundamentally there was a big change in the 2012/13 Season: adjusting from average cricket to traditional cricket. Whilst batting and bowling were rotated every match so that everyone had a fair go, this will be the next step in your cricketing career, some of you will develop into natural bowlers and natural batters. There will be a few all-rounders that fall into the middle order.

You are all very talented cricketers within your own right. The outstanding sportsmanship that you show to one another, the opposition and the umpires is a credit to you all.

Congratulations on a fantastic 2012-13 cricket season.

Marti Pattinson - Coach U11/1 ‘Megawatts’ Team Awards

Kai Davies Fielding Award

Dylan Lawson Encouragement Award

Noah Vumbaca Bowling Award MWJCA Bowling Avg 2.94 MWJCA Best Bowling 5/2 from 3 overs

Tom Trevaskis CPCC Perpetual Award ‘Bert Elsworthy’ Most Catches

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U11/1 Lightning

Another enjoyable season of cricket for the boys, with many highlights and fond memories.

We welcomed a few new faces to the team, and within a few weeks the guys were a team, supporting each other and enjoying each other’s successes. It was pleasing to see contributions from the newer, less experienced players, Oskar taking his first wicket and a sharp catch at gully from Ronan getting some of the biggest cheers of the season.

Individual skill levels increased steadily throughout the season with everyone making significant contributions to the team’s successes. The boys finished sixth in a very competitive league, many of the teams capable of winning on a given day. As is often the case with younger guys, runs on the board was our Achilles heel.

The awards this year went to; Sam Jones for batting, Alex Butcher for bowling and Max Faulkner for most improved player. Away from the team, Sam Jones was delighted to win the MWJCA U11/1’s award for the highest score, 62 not out and Alex Charrett, Alex Butcher and Sam Jones have all made it to the MWJCA representative squads. Well done lads.

On a sombre note, Lachlan Burgess will be leaving the team this year and representing St Augustine’s in coming seasons. Lachlan has been a corner stone for the team from under nines, and has also represented MWJCA for the last two seasons. We all wish Lachlan and the Burgess family all the very best, a big thank you to Lloyd Burgess for the coaching support over the years.

Congratulations to all the guys for a great season.

Go the Towers!

Graeme Faulkner - (Coach)

Under 11/1 ‘Lightning’ Team Awards

Sam Jones CPCC Team Award “Best tsman”

MWJCA U11/1 Highest Score 62*

Alex Butcher CPCC Team Award “Best Bowler” Max Faulkner CPCC Team Award “Most

Improved”

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U11/2 Thunderbolts

The Thunderbolts continue to improve and had a great season finishing 4th out of 8 teams. The team handled the step up to the hard ball very well and it was great to see every member of the team get at least a wicket or two during the season. The highlight of the season was a great hard fought and comprehensive win over the Harbord Goannas – handing them their only defeat in the past 2 seasons.

Max Kocass had an excellent season with the bat and took out the bowling award with his promising leg spin bowling taking over 10 wickets for the season. New recruit Riley Smith won the best all-rounder award with 87 runs and 5 wickets in a season cut short by injury. Most improved went to the very determined Josh Sauer who was only dismissed once all season – in the final game so he could get an average! Well done boys.

We continued to share the batting, bowling and wicket-keeping during the season to ensure all the boys had an equal opportunity to improve their cricket rather than just chasing a win at all costs. The most pleasing thing to see over the season was the improvement and contribution from all the boys and some of the highlights for each of them are listed below:

Kai Horsnell: 46 runs and 4 wickets. Mike Vicini: 46 runs and 1 wicket. Tim Smith: 50 runs and 4 wickets. Patrick Blacker: 49 runs and 4 wickets. Tom Shepherd: 45 runs and 4 wickets. Sam Allam: 47 runs and 7 wickets. Sam Wallis: 72 runs and 2 wickets Will Silburn: 73 runs and 2 wickets. Max Drewe: 58 runs and 8 wickets. Riley Ward: 76 runs and 7 wickets. Josh Howard: 82 runs and 5 wickets.

Thanks to all the boys for a great season. I would also like to thank all the parents who helped during the season and especially Gary Smith and Mick Sauer with coaching, Neale Howard and Craig Silburn with umpiring and Matt Allam with scoring – it made my job very easy and was greatly appreciated by all the boys.

Look forward to seeing everyone back in 2013/14 when we start playing traditional cricket. Kim Blacker - Coach

Under 11/2 ‘Thunderbolts’ Awards Max Kocass Team Bowling Award

Josh Sauer Team Most Improved Award

Riley Smith Team All-Rounder Award

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U10/1 Gigawatts

Another very enjoyable season for the under 10/1 Gigawatts. The conversion to the leather ball really gave the boys a sense of how a cricket ball can change the game. The ongoing commitment to their game should be recognised to both players and parents. The boys have achieved so much this year in all aspects of their game. Batting, Bowling and Fielding techniques and the time and understanding of improving individual performances was our focus. Their team skills and dedication to succeed is setting them up nicely to transfer from average cricket to the exciting times of innings cricket. Strong efforts from all players ensures a good playing roster moving forward. With the boys playing together for several years now, ensures we can develop into another successful CPCC champion team.

Anthony Johnson – Team Manager

U10/1 ‘Gigawatts’ Season Awards

James Brock Team Bowling Award

Ben Eady Team Batting Award

Lachlan Hegarty Team Fielding Award

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KANGA Electric

The Electric team is a pleasure to coach. There is unlimited potential in the boys and most importantly of all, they are keen on their cricket, get on well together and are fun to be around. The biggest frustration (apart from the weather) was finding a patch of grass flat enough to play cricket on. The team had the honour of being the first CPCC team to play on the hallowed turf of Brookvale – or they would have been if there had been any turf on Brookvale Oval. It was probably the roughest ground we played on. Nevertheless it was a thrill to play there. The erratic bounce was a constant source of frustration each week particularly for our batsmen who found it hard to hit anything. We were treated to a pitch or two towards the end of the season and look forward to the hard wickets of U9s next season.

Cameron Frost – Cam is a great little batsman and handy bowler. Like most of the boys, Cam’s only problem was getting enough balls to bounce predicably on the grass pitch to hit. Luke Burgess – Luke’s work before and after training with his dad (and no doubt many hours more in the backyard) has him developing into a complete cricketer. Luke has a stylish batting technique and a great array of shots. His bowling was quick, accurate and he even added legspin to his reportoire by season’s end. Nick Burgmann – Another player developing into a complete cricketer, Nick hits the ball hard and had several great partnerships with Cam Frost in particular. Nick’s bowling action is very sound and with a bit of consistency will be knocking them over regularly. Will O’Hara – Will has natural talent and showed good form on a number of occasions with both bat and ball. He has a good bowling action and is well balanced in his batting stance as evidenced by a number of fours hit. Ben Ward – As the season progressed, Ben’s confidence and strength increased. His bowling improved greatly and Ben was able to comfortably keep out the good balls and form partnerships with the bat. Josh Blundell – Josh was one of our bigger hitters and formed an inseparable partnership with Jago whether it be batting, fielding or climbing rocks. Josh can get them down there with his bowling and just needs to work on his straight arm. Jago Barker – Candidate for most improved, Jago’s careful batting provided the perfect foil for Josh’s lusty blows when they batted together and his bowling accuracy really improved by the final games. Isaac Edwards – Isaac’s enthusiasm is infectious and he can certainly give them a whack when he bats. His long runup and ‘effort ball’ is getting more and more threatening to the batsman. Alec Huxley – Alec continues to develop all parts of his game. His highlight moments were a first ball wicket and a run out from square leg on a direct hit. Jasper Pressley – Our most energetic fielder, Jasper would run a mile to field the ball wherever it was hit and fire it back at the stumps. Jasper can hit them pretty well himself, adopting his dad’s successful relaxed batting stance. His bowling was also strong, hitting the stumps on more than one occasion. Dylan Depree – Dylan’s appearances were limited which was unfortunate as he has good natural hand-eye coordination. Matt – Rates a mention as he became a regular member of the training squad and one of our keenest. Matt has plenty of potential and it would be great to see him on the field Saturdays as well next season. Thankyou to Manager Bek O’Hara, our well-oiled machine was the envy of our opposition. Also to Chris O’Hara and Andrew Barker for training assistance and all those that found the scorebook in their lap.

Col Huxley – Coach

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KANGA Storm

The next generation of ‘baggy green’ hopefuls started their first season of cricket in 2012/13 for CPCC u7s – The Storm. Twelve wonderful boys started out learning the basic skills of catching, throwing, batting and bowling. Training was lots of fun and we had wonderful attendance at the Plateau Park on a Friday afternoon from 4pm. The boys quickly picked up the basics of this wonderful game and then went into battle for their first game of Kanga Cricket in late October. It was great to watch the boys display the skills they had quickly picked up at training and then into a real game situation – and to see the look on their faces when a delivery went straight or when a ball hit the boundary off their bat! A trip to the SCG and watch a T20 match under lights was another highlight. Let’s hope we see one of the Storm players out there one day. Some individual highlights include Matty’s awesome bowling, Michael hitting a six, Kush’s concentration, Ethan’s long hits, Charlie’s dive catching, Hunter’s run outs, Spencer’s captaincy, Ewan’s bowling, Kai’s wicket keeping, Baxter’s running between wickets, Owen’s 3 catches in one match and Max’s team work. Another highlight was having the final few games played on synthetic. This was a real buzz for the team and helped lift the standard of play also. Finally - Big thanks to Nicky, Craig and all of the supportive parents in getting boys to training and games and being there to help every Saturday. Fingers crossed all the boys return in 2013/14 to carry on some of the great work of this past season.

Martin Haywood - Coach

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MILO in2CRICKET

MILO in2CRICKET is Australia’s national junior development program for boys and girls not yet involved in under age cricket competition. The program incorporates high participation with skill development. The program runs over 8-12 weeks, with sessions running for 60mins. Whilst the aim of the program is for children to develop their skills, there is always an emphasis on fun and enjoying cricket. All the equipment used is designed for young children and is safe and easy to use. Each child receives a Give-Away pack that includes a bat, ball, bag, hat, t-shirt, cd-rom and a few other promotional items. The recommended cost of the program is $50. MILO in2CRICKET is the first step in a child's long term involvement in the game of cricket. CPCC’s MILO in2CRICKET centre is linked to our junior cricket club and will lead into underage competitions. Contact Vicki Carden for more information on CPCC participation

Co-ordinators Report

Playing cricket on the hallowed turf of the Sydney Cricket Ground! That was undoubtedly the highlight for our In2Cricketers in 2012/13 (and their Coaches!). My 3 year old Darcy still talks about “hitting Dad back over his head on the SCG!”.

Without hesitation I must thank the team of Coordinators that allowed every Friday at ‘The Plateau’ to become more than a hit and giggle and allow our youngest boys and girls to start developing their cricketing skills. Many thanks to Kim Blacker, Adam Pressley, Adrian Molloy, James Humberstone, Luke Ireland, Damien Kerin, Paula Robinson and even my dad Simon Horstead, and anyone else who helped out. A special thanks to Vicki Carden for coordinating registration and communication.

With such an enthusiastic group of parents and eager children we were able to run skills sessions to “get your elbow up” when batting, “straight arm past your ear” when bowling and always “keeping our eyes on the ball”. It was rewarding to have a number of parents ask if there would be more In2Cricket after Christmas. We may look to change this next summer and make the most of the warmer longer evenings.

The other highlight for the children seemed to be chasing the Coordinator and the ‘Empty the Bucket’ games. For ‘Empty the Bucket’ the Coordinator tries to empty a bucket of balls as the children gather and refill the bucket.

Friday nights at the Plateau; In2Cricket, Juniors training, BBQ cooking, parents picnicking = genuine Village Cricket. Long may this new tradition continue. All the best to those moving to Kangas and I look forward to In2Cricket during next season’s Ashes summer.

Toby Horstead Co-ordinator

CPCC In2Cricketers show off their skills to the big crowd at the Australia v Sri Lanka Sydney Test in January

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TOWERS PRO SHOP

Shirts & Jumpers

Training Shirt $25.00 New Players get one free

Microtex Polo $40.00 Windjacket $40.00 (order)

Sleeveless Vest $35.00

Senior Playing Shirts $40.00 s/s Junior Playing Shirt $30.00 Pure Woollen Jumpers & Vests

Avail. by order (sleeveless $85.00, l/s $105.00) approx.

Caps & Hats

Baggy Caps $40.00 Baseball Caps $30.00 New players get one free

Sunhats $20.00

Accessories

Club Tie $30.00 CPCC ‘Tower’ sew on badge $5.00 CPCC Stubby Holder $10.00

CPCC ALLTIME STATISTICS

Name Runs Avg Name Avg Runs Name Runs Avg Season Grade

1 Robert M INNETT 10586 30.60 1 Jason FERRIS 2266 40.46 1 Toby HORSTEAD 999 58.76 2012/13 6th/4th/1st Grade

2 Peter HENRIKSEN 7967 29.51 2 Ray HORTON 1211 40.37 2 Dave M OSS 760 58.46 2012/13 3rd/1st Grade

3 David QUARFORD 5663 15.06 3 George TURNER 1855 40.33 3 Jason FERRIS 755 75.5 2006/07 A3/A1

4 Colin HUXLEY 5561 18.06 4 M atthew TERRY 1637 39.93 4 Pete HENRIKSEN 706 88.25 1989/90 B2

5 Robert VERE 5480 24.25 5 M att SHAW 1600 38.10 5 Geoff BROWNE 683 37.94 1956/57 5th

6 Don LEECH 5403 17.95 6 M ichael LETTS 1507 36.76 6 M att SHAW 679 67.9 1991/92 B1

7 Geoff BROWNE 5269 22.14 7 Jason JAM ES 2900 34.52 7 Jason JAM ES 676 52 2002/03 A2

8 John JACKSON 5006 27.06 8 Nick BEATON 1487 33.80 8 George TURNER 673 56.08 1958/59 3rd

9 David TALLACK 4353 23.79 9 Ewen CHUNG 1944 31.35 9 M att TERRY 662 60.18 2010/11 6th

10 Andrew SEWELL 4351 23.52 10 Robert M INNETT 10586 30.60 10 Ray HORTON 660 110 1956/57 3rd

11 Bert ELSWORTHY 4289 16.31 11 Jack FOX 1894 30.55 11 Toby HORSTEAD 639 45.64 2009/10 7th

12 Toby HORSTEAD 4141 24.36 12 Peter HENRIKSEN 7967 29.51 12 Neil CHAPM AN 619 36.41 1961/62 3rd

13 Paul BROWN 4026 18.47 13 Alex M cGEE 1633 29.16 13 George TURNER 618 44.14 1956/57 3rd

14 Brenden BALL 4013 20.27 14 Robert DENNIS 2563 28.48 14 Robbie HERBERT 604 33.5 1997/98 B4

15 Dave M OSS 3982 25.20 15 John ARGENT 1221 28.40 15 Rob M INNETT 582 52.91 2012/13 1st Grade

16 Alan RICHARDSON 3886 14.83 16 M ark HOY 1874 27.56 16 Don LEECH 581 27.67 1965/66 A2

17 Ross FAIRHALL 3843 26.87 17 Tony KAY 2902 27.38 17 Terry M ORONEY 580 32.22 1959/60 3rd

18 Tom CONSTANTINE 3726 17.17 18 Jason HAITHWAITE 1420 27.31 18 Dennis ROBBIE 577 24.04 1958/59 3rd

19 John WELLBURN 3637 24.09 19 John JACKSON 5006 27.06 19 Robert M INNETT 573 44.08 1997/98 A1

20 Robert VAN DAM 3400 16.67 20 Ross FAIRHALL 3843 26.87 20 Todd WRIGHT 572 57.2 1996/97 A2

21 Luke IRELAND 3336 20.22 21 Steve BULL 1286 25.72 21 Paul ENDERSBY 568 43.69 2001/02 A2/A1

22 M ike RIGGALL 2930 16.74 22 Dave M OSS 3982 25.20 22 Pete HENRIKSEN 559 43 2002/03 A1

23 Shannon M cGUIRE 2915 18.11 23 Neil CHAPM AN 1336 24.74 23 M ike RIGGALL 553 39.5 1974/75 A2

24 Tony KAY 2902 27.38 24 Russell M URRAY 1257 24.65 24 Peter BROWNE 553 46.08 1956/57 3rd

25 Jason JAM ES 2900 34.52 25 Toby HORSTEAD 4141 24.36 25 John WELLBURN 551 39.36 1960/61 3rd

26 Adam PRESSLEY 2856 22.49 26 Charles HALE 1528 24.25 26 Geoff BROWNE 548 28.84 1962/63 B1

27 Alan FAIRHALL 2841 16.05 27 Robert VERE 5480 24.25 27 Daniel SCHIM EK 541 33.81 2010/11 2nd

28 David GILKES 2580 16.02 28 Jeff M ITCHELL 1306 24.19 28 Toby HORSTEAD 540 45 2010/11 6th

29 Kevin LAKE 2564 20.51 29 John WELLBURN 3637 24.09 29 Rob M INNETT 536 53.6 2008/09 A1/A3

30 Robert WILLIAM S 2563 10.33 30 Wayne LLOYD 2165 24.06 30 Ross FAIRHALL 535 59.44 1963/64 D /B2

31 Robert DENNIS 2563 28.48 31 David TALLACK 4353 23.79 31 Peter BROWNE 534 38.14 1959/60 3rd

32 Dan PETERS 2561 18.56 32 Andrew SEWELL 4351 23.52 32 Robert M INNETT 534 31.41 2006/07 A1

33 Peter BROWNE 2558 19.09 33 Dom TILDEN 1586 22.99 33 Luke HAM M OND 530 31.18 2012/13 1st Grade

34 Kevin NICHOLSON 2519 18.94 34 Barry M OSS 1469 22.95 34 Dave TALLACK 527 32.94 1984/85 A1

35 Jack LLOYD 2511 16.63 35 Steven HARLAND 1713 22.84 35 Robert M INNETT 525 58.33 1988/89 A3

36 Vic HUXLEY 2433 9.81 36 Adam PRESSLEY 2856 22.49 36 Pete HENRIKSEN 520 52 1990/91 A3

37 Jason FERRIS 2266 40.46 37 Clay DENOON 1231 22.38 37 Andrew SEWELL 519 37.07 1996/97 A3

38 Doug CAM PBELL 2246 18.87 38 Geoff BROWNE 5269 22.14 38 Rob DENNIS 515 36.79 1984/85 A1

39 James HUM BERSTONE 2242 17.65 39 Eric TAZELAAR 2135 21.79 39 Dave TALLACK 513 46.64 1990/91 A1

40 Andy KANDELAS 2172 20.30 40 Grant SHERRINGHAM 1497 21.70 40 Nick BEATON 509 84.83 2010/11 4th

41 Wayne LLOYD 2165 24.06 41 M alcolm COTTON 1471 21.63 41 Pete HENRIKSEN 507 39 1993/94 A1

42 Eric TAZELAAR 2135 21.79 42 Peter BONNER 1337 21.56 42 Steve THEODORE 506 24.1 1984/85 B1

43 Frank HUXLEY 2067 8.33 43 Col PEAKE 1911 21.00 43 Rob M INNETT 506 36.14 2010/11 1st

44 Graham PEAKE 2064 19.29 44 Kevin LAKE 2564 20.51 Jack EATON 504 22.91 1958/59 3rd

45 Alan ELSWORTHY 2061 15.61 45 Andy KANDELAS 2172 20.30

46 Dave WHITSON 2039 19.99 46 Brenden BALL 4013 20.27

47 Keith LANGELAAR 1997 14.58 47 Luke IRELAND 3336 20.22 Wkt Players Total Season Grade

48 Ewen CHUNG 1944 31.35 48 Dave WHITSON 2039 19.99 1st Ewen Chung Blake Conde* 258 2010/11 4th

49 Ross HUTCHISON 1938 18.63 49 Dom WHEELER 1504 19.79 2nd Dave Moss* Pet e Henriksen 218 2007/08 1st

50 Alistair GRIGG 1936 11.52 50 Graham PEAKE 2064 19.29 3rd Ryan Dunn* David Moss 212 2012/13 3rd

51 Col PEAKE 1911 21.00 51 Peter BROWNE 2558 19.09 4th Jack Fox* Nick Beat on 212 2010/11 4th

52 Jack FOX 1894 30.55 52 Kevin NICHOLSON 2519 18.94 5th Rob Minnet t David Bennet t s* 168 2010/11 1st

53 M att M OORE 1880 15.93 53 Peter FONTAINE 1267 18.91 6th Blake Conde* Adam Wilkinson 140 2008/09 4th

54 M ark HOY 1874 27.56 54 Doug CAM PBELL 2246 18.87 7th Angas Mackenzie* Paul Fabbro 115 2010/11 6th

55 George TURNER 1855 40.33 55 Ross HUTCHISON 1938 18.63 8th Logan St evenson* Josh Tot h* 76* 2008/09 5th

56 Terry BROWNLOW 1847 15.26 56 Dan PETERS 2561 18.56 9th Pet e Henriksen Russell Pearce* 147 2002/03 A1

57 Andrew CAM ERON 1799 9.67 57 Paul BROWN 4026 18.47 10th Adam Peacock* Doug Wiles 114 2007/08 5th

58 Les BROWNE 1752 16.37 58 John HENDERSON 1507 18.16 Part nership records based on MyCricket st at s (since 2007/ 08) unless Club records exist pr ior.

59 Steve THEODORE 1737 18.09 59 Shannon M cGUIRE 2915 18.11

60 Dennis ROBBIE 1736 14.59 60 Steve THEODORE 1737 18.09

61 Ian WALLACE 1721 11.87 61 Colin HUXLEY 5561 18.06

62 Steven HARLAND 1713 22.84 62 Don LEECH 5403 17.95 Name

63 Peter BELL 1701 8.22 63 James HUM BERSTONE 2242 17.65 1 Rob M INNETT

64 Jack EATON 1679 11.82 64 M athew THOM PSON 1387 17.56 2 Pete HENRIKSEN

65 Chris BROWNE 1641 16.58 65 Ian M INNETT 1239 17.45 3 Toby HORSTEAD

66 M atthew TERRY 1637 39.93 66 Tom CONSTANTINE 3726 17.17 4 Robert VERE

67 Alex M cGEE 1633 29.16 67 M ike RIGGALL 2930 16.74 5 Jason FERRIS

68 M att SHAW 1600 38.10 68 Robert VAN DAM 3400 16.67 6 Nick BEATON

69 Dom TILDEN 1586 22.99 69 Jack LLOYD 2511 16.63 7 Dave QUARFORD

70 M ilton LIDGARD 1583 8.99 70 Chris BROWNE 1641 16.58 8 Dave TALLACK

71 Dave ALFORD 1578 11.11 71 Les BROWNE 1752 16.37 9 John WELLBURN

72 Graydon CONDE 1536 14.36 72 Bert ELSWORTHY 4289 16.31 10 Peter BROWNE

73 Charles HALE 1528 24.25 73 Alan FAIRHALL 2841 16.05 11 Ross FAIRHALL

74 John HENDERSON 1507 18.16 74 David GILKES 2580 16.02 12 Rob DENNIS

75 M ichael LETTS 1507 36.76 75 M att M OORE 1880 15.93 13 John JACKSON

76 Dom WHEELER 1504 19.79 76 Alan ELSWORTHY 2061 15.61 14 Luke IRELAND

77 Grant SHERRINGHAM 1497 21.70 77 Paul (Fred) NELSON 1488 15.50

78 Ben IRELAND 1489 10.06 78 Terry BROWNLOW 1847 15.26

79 Paul (Fred) NELSON 1488 15.50 79 Tim CARPENTER 1478 15.08

80 Nick BEATON 1487 33.80 80 David QUARFORD 5663 15.06

81 Tim CARPENTER 1478 15.08 81 Alan RICHARDSON 3886 14.83

82 David SHARP 1472 13.50 82 Barry HARLAND 1266 14.72

83 M alcolm COTTON 1471 21.63 83 Dennis ROBBIE 1736 14.59

84 Barry M OSS 1469 22.95 84 Keith LANGELAAR 1997 14.58

85 Jason HAITHWAITE 1420 27.31 85 Graydon CONDE 1536 14.36

86 Andrew M acLEM AN 1397 12.15 86 David SHARP 1472 13.50

87 M athew THOM PSON 1387 17.56 87 Andrew M acLEM AN 1397 12.15

88 Peter BONNER 1337 21.56 88 Ian WALLACE 1721 11.87

89 Neil CHAPM AN 1336 24.74 89 Jack EATON 1679 11.82

90 Jeff M ITCHELL 1306 24.19 90 Alistair GRIGG 1936 11.52

91 Steve BULL 1286 25.72 91 Dave ALFORD 1578 11.11

92 Peter FONTAINE 1267 18.91 92 Graham GRIGG 1227 10.40

93 Barry HARLAND 1266 14.72 93 Robert WILLIAM S 2563 10.33

94 Russell M URRAY 1257 24.65 94 Ben IRELAND 1489 10.06

95 Ian M INNETT 1239 17.45 95 Greg LUCKM AN 1208 9.82

96 Clay DENOON 1231 22.38 96 Vic HUXLEY 2433 9.81

97 Graham GRIGG 1227 10.40 97 Andrew CAM ERON 1799 9.67

98 John ARGENT 1221 28.40 98 M ilton LIDGARD 1583 8.99

99 Ray HORTON 1211 40.37 99 Frank HUXLEY 2067 8.33

100 Greg LUCKM AN 1208 9.82 100 Peter BELL 1701 8.22

153, 139*,129*, 110*

122,118*,117*,100

120, 101,100*

152*,116,103

136,105*,105

125,114*,113

117,117,114

129,114,101*

111,103,101

B EST A V ER A GE - TOP 10 0 (1000+ runs)M OST R U N S ( Top 10 0 ) M OST R U N S in a SEA SON

B EST PA R TN ER SHIPS

M OST C EN TU R IES

115, 112,102

144*,136,135(int ) ,132*,124*,122,119,117,106,105*,102*,102*,102

114,133,113*,113,104*,103*,102*,101*,101,100

127,122*,119,112*,107,105*

140*,137,133*,131,123,122,113

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Name Score Year Name Score Year Name Games Seasons

1 David M oss 179 2007/08 101 John Jackson 111 1994/95 1 David QUARFORD 415 31

2 Steve Bull 177 2009/10 102 Bruce Graham 110 1956/57 2 Robert M INNETT 372 30

3 Lachlan Peake 177 2011/12 103 Jason Ferris 110 2006/07 3 Colin HUXLEY 331 30

4 M ick Riggall 169 1974/75 104 M ark Hoy 110 2000/01 4 Robert WILLIAM S 327 27

5 Paul Brown 169 1997/98 105 Paul Endersby 110 2001/02 5 Alan RICHARDSON 297 28

6 M ichael Letts 159 2003/04 106 Wayne Lloyd 110 1989/90 6 Vic HUXLEY 291 24

7 Jason Ferris 153 2006/07 107 Cody Bruce 110 2012/13 7 Peter HENRIKSEN 284 26

8 Dave Tallack 152 1990/91 108 Andrew Sewell 109 2002/03 8 Don LEECH 279 22

9 Rob Van Dam 152 2005/06 109 Craig Stanton 109 1984/85 9 Greg BRUCKARD 253 25

10 Ewen Chung 151 2010/11 110 M ike Heptonstall 109 1991/92 10 Bert ELSWORTHY 252 19

11 Don Leech 148 1964/65 111 Jack Fox 109 2010/11 11 John JACKSON 248 23

12 Tony Kay 147 1982/83 112 Brad Bending 108 1998/99 12 Robert VERE 240 23

13 Jason Fox 147 2010/11 113 Dave Whitson 108 1966/67 13 Frank HUXLEY 223 18

14 M att Shaw 144 1991/92 114 John Trbojevic 108 1978/79 14 Robert VAN DAM 222 21

15 Rob M innett 144 2000/01 115 Kevin Price 108 1957/58 15 Paul BROWN 215 21

16 Alex M cGee 143 1999/00 116 Alan Crawford 107 1965/66 16 Peter BELL 203 16

17 Kevin Nicholson 143 1979/80 117 Neil Chapman 107 1961/62 17 Geoff BROWNE 202 17

18 Don Leech 141 1965/66 118 Robert Vere 107 1989/90 18 Brenden BALL 202 18

19 Paul Clark 140 1975/76 119 Simon Riches 107 1992/93 19 Tom CONSTANTINE 193 16

20 Toby Horstead 140 2012/13 120 Steve Albanese 107 2010/11 20 Dave M OSS 189 16

21 Jason Ferris 139 2006/07 121 Rob M innett 106 2012/13 21 Luke IRELAND 186 17

22 Ray Horton 138 1956/57 122 Charlie Hale 105 1959/60 22 David TALLACK 184 16

23 Alan Burns 137 1958/59 123 John Wellburn 105 1962/63 23 Andrew SEWELL 183 17

24 Neil Chapman 137 1961/62 124 John Wellburn 105 1968/69 24 Toby HORSTEAD 179 15

25 Angas M ackenzie 137 2010/11 125 Kevin Lake 105 1967/68 25 M ark CHRISTENSEN 177 20

26 Toby Horstead 137 2012/13 126 Rob M innett 105 2005/06 26 M ilton LIDGARD 169 16

27 John Wellburn 136 1964/65 127 Robert Vere 105 1993/94 27 John WELLBURN 168 14

28 Rob M innett 136 2008/09 128 Tom Constantine 105 1963/64 28 Shannon M cGUIRE 168 19

29 Pete Henriksen 133 2001/02 129 Col Huxley 104 1996/97 29 Alan FAIRHALL 168 13

30 Wayne Lloyd 133 1987/88 130 Geoff Browne 104 1958/59 30 Andrew CAM ERON 167 13

31 Toby Horstead 133 2010/11 131 Pete Henriksen 104 1989/90 31 Ben IRELAND 166 15

32 J Humberstone 132 2008/09 132 Peter M innett 104 1982/83 32 M ike RIGGALL 164 13

33 Rob M innett 132 2002/03 133 Peter Smith 104 1981/82 33 David SHARP 163 17

34 Ross Hutchinson 132 1983/84 134 Ray Horton 104 1956/57 34 David GILKES 160 13

35 Toby Horstead 131 2012/13 135 Rob Van Dam 104 2002/03 35 Dean STOREY 160 14

36 Don Frost 130 1959/60 136 Brodie Ellio tt 104 2011/12 36 Greg LUCKM AN 146 11

37 Jason Ferris 129 2003/04 137 Brenden Ball 103 2006/07 37 Alistair GRIGG 145 11

38 Kevin Nicholson 129 1974/75? 138 David Gilkes 103 2003/04 38 Andrew M acLEM AN 142 11

39 Paul Endersby 129 2001/02 139 David Tallack 103 1990/91 39 Peter BROWNE 141 15

40 Rob Dennis 129 1981/82 140 Eric Tazelaar 103 1965/66 40 Doug M cGRATH 139 17

41 M att Terry 129 2010/11 141 Gary M cDonald 103 1992/93 41 Dan PETERS 138 12

42 Robbie Herbert 127 1996/97 142 John Duggan 103 1997/98 42 Keith LANGELAAR 138 11

43 Robert Vere 127 1996/97 143 John Jackson 103 2003/04 43 Chris JACK 137 17

44 Paul Spraggs 125 1964/65 144 M ark Bury 103 1981/82 44 James HUM BERSTONE 136 12

45 Peter Browne 125 1955/56 145 M att Shaw 103 1991/92 45 Adam PRESSLEY 134 11

46 Steve Albanese 125 2011/12 146 M ichael Ennis 103 2007/08 46 Darren M cDERM OTT 134 10

47 Rob M innett 124 1988/89 147 Pete Henriksen 103 2007/08 47 Jack LLOYD 133 10

48 Toby Horstead 123 2009/10 148 Barry Hollingsworth 102 1961/62 48 Kevin NICHOLSON 128 10

49 Craig Stanton 122 1986/87 149 Col Peake 102 1963/64 49 Dave ALFORD 128 12

50 Rob M innett 122 1995/96 150 Dave M ason 102 1996/97 50 Luke ARCUS 128 13

51 Robert Vere 122 1986/87 151 Derrick M urray 102 1984/85 51 Kevin LAKE 127 11

52 Toby Horstead 122 2009/10 152 Keith Langelaar 102 1971/72 52 Alan ELSWORTHY 126 10

53 Nick Beaton 122 2010/11 153 Luke Ireland 102 2005/06 53 M att M OORE 126 10

54 Dan Schimek 121 2010/11 154 Paul Bernhardt 102 1983/84 54 Peter LOUND 125 11

55 Dave Quarford 120 1997/98 155 Paul Nelson 102 1980/81 55 Ian WALLACE 124 11

56 Scott Harding 120 1984/85 156 Pete Henriksen 102 1986/87 56 Jack EATON 124 9

57 Dan Schacher 120 2011/12 157 Rob M innett 102 1985/86 57 Doug CAM PBELL 118 17

58 Lachlan Peake 120 2012/13 158 Rob M innett 102 1994/95 58 Tony KAY 117 9

59 Adam Peacock 119 2007/08 159 Rob M innett 102 2012/13 59 Graydon CONDE 116 12

60 Barry M oss 119 1997/98 160 Alan Elsworthy 101 1976/77 60 Ross FAIRHALL 114 19

61 Dom Wheeler 119 2009/10 161 David Quarford 101 1992/93 61 Les BROWNE 114 10

62 Rob M innett 119 1993/94 162 Jack Lloyd 101 1957/58 62 Andy KANDELAS 112 9

63 Robert Vere 119 1991/92 163 John Jackson 101 1993/94 63 Graham GRIGG 112 13

64 Alex M cGee 118 2005/06 164 Paul Spraggs 101 1964/65 64 Terry BROWNLOW 108 9

65 Dave Harland 118 1966/67 165 Pete Henriksen 101 1989/90 65 Ross HUTCHISON 107 12

66 George Turner 118 1959/60 166 Pete Henriksen 101 2002/03 66 M ark WHITEHEAD 106 8

67 Todd Wright 118 1996/97 167 Peter Simpson 101 1957/58 67 M ichael ROHANEK 106 11

68 Nick Beaton 118 2010/11 168 Rob Dennis 101 1984/85 68 Chris BROWNE 102 10

69 Adam Pressley 117 2003/04 169 Steve Bull 101 2006/07 69 George HAINES 102 8

70 Jeff Porter-Dening 117 2009/10 170 David Le 101 2010/11 70 John SUTHERLAND 102 8

71 Rob M innett 117 1997/98 171 Angas M ackenzie 101 2010/11 71 Graham PEAKE 101 8

72 Ross Fairhall 117 1977/78 172 Adam Pressley 101 2011/12 72 Blake CONDE 101 9

73 Ross Fairhall 117 1963/64 173 Alan Richardson 100 1997/98 73 Wayne LLOYD 100 9

74 Nick Beaton 117 2010/11 174 Andrew Graham 100 2006/07 74 David LYNDON 100 13

75 David Tallack 116 1984/85 175 Ashley M cPhee 100 1999/00

76 George Turner 116 1958/59 176 Barnaby Wilson 100 2003/04

77 Jason James 116 1999/00 177 David Quarford 100 1991/92 1 Ken M cDermott 35 1980/81 A2

78 M att Thompson 116 2003/04 178 Graydon Conde 100 1986/87 2 Steve M ackin 31 1997/98 B4

79 Charlie Hale 115 1962/63 179 James Dyson 100 2002/03 3 Darren M cDermott 30 2010/11 2nd

80 Luke Ireland 115 2006/07 180 Jason James 100 2002/03 4 Robert M innett 27 1988/89 A3

81 Alex M cGee 114 1999/00 181 Jeff M itchell 100 1972/73 5 Greg Luckman 26 2006/07 A1

82 Jason Stelling 114 1991/92 182 Jim M aroulis 100 2008/09 6 Hector Bonallo 25 1966/67 C1

83 Pete Henriksen 114 1993/94 183 Kevin Lake 100 1967/68 7 Grant Sherringham 25 1983/84 A1

84 Peter Browne 114 1960/61 184 M alco lm Cotton 100 1972/73 8 Darren M cDermott 24 2011/12 3rd

85 Rob Dennis 114 1982/83 185 M ike Smith 100 1988/89 9 Dom Wheeler 23 2012/13 1st Grade

86 Ross Fairhall 114 1976/77 186 M ike Smith 100 1989/90 10 Dave Whitson 23 1962/63 B1

87 Col Cavanagh 113 1957/58 187 Pete Henriksen 100 1990/91 11 M Tazelaar 23 1973/74 B2

88 Craig Poppett 113 2001/02 188 Nick Beaton 100 2010/11 12 Greg Luckman 23 2002/03 B1

89 M ark Whitehead 113 1978/79 189 M att Terry 100 2010/11 13 Lee Burns 23 1980/81 A1

90 M ichael Letts 113 2003/04 190 M ichael Bowman 100 2011/12 14 Andrew M acLeman 23 1994/95 A1

91 Pete Henriksen 113 1989/90 15 Kevin Nicholson 22 1973/74 B1

92 Pete Henriksen 113 2002/03 16 Andrew M acLeman 22 2001/02 A1

93 Peter Browne 113 1956/57 17 Andrew M acLeman 22 2002/03 A1

94 Simon Blue 113 1983/84 18 Toby Horstead 22 2012/13 6th/4th/1st

95 Toby Horstead 113 2012/13 19 Andrew M acLeman 21 1999/00 A1

96 Gary M cDonald 112 1991/92 20 R Green 21 1973/74 A1

97 Lee Clenton 112 1991/92

98 Luke Ireland 112 2007/08

99 Robert Vere 112 1984/85

100 Jack Fox 112 2010/11

CENTURIONS Centurions cont. MOST GAMES

Most Catches in a Season (Top 20)

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Club Season Awards & Records Qualification – Batting 8 innings, Bowling 15 wickets (finals included)

For seasons shortened significantly by forfeits, washouts or other, season awards qualifications will be reduced accordingly at the discretion of the Committee.

53

Name Figures Year Grade Name Figures Year Grade

1 Kevan Watson 9-27 1973/74 B2 101 John Wellburn 7-46 1960/61 3rd Grade

2 Peter Bell 9-28 1967/68 3rd Grade 102 Kevin Lake 7-47 1958/59 2nd Grade

3 Dave Sharp 9-29 2000/01 A1 103 David Sharp 7-47 1996/97 A2

4 Bob Williams 9-36 1971/72 A1 104 Alan Richardson 7-48 1987/88 B2

5 Vic Huxley 9-59 1959/60 B1 105 Robert Williams 7-50 1974/75 A2

6 Jamie Hobdell 9-77 2008/09 B2 106 David Harland 7-51 1972/73 A1

7 Robert Williams 8-7 1964/65 C1 107 John Trbojevic 7-51 1978/79 B1

8 Noel Corley 8-8 1972/73 C1 108 Mick Mackin 7-51 2011/12 3rd Grade

9 Dave Whitson 8-11 1966/67 B1 109 Terry Brow nlow 7-52 1970/71 A1

10 Brett Locker 8-16 1981/82 C2 110 Geoff Faber 7-52 2003/04 A3

11 Peter Bell 8-21 1967/68 B1 111 Matt Moore 7-54 2010/11 4th Grade

12 Terry Brow nlow 8-22 1966/67 C1 112 Stephen Thompson 7-54 1977/78 B2

13 Robert Williams 8-23 1980/81 A2 113 Matt Moore 7-57 2009/10 4th Grade

14 Ken Little 8-25 1967/68 B2 114 Robert Williams 7-57 1978/79 A2

15 Vic Huxley 8-32 1966/67 B1 115 Mark Braybrook 7-58 1991/92 A1

16 Milton Lidgard 8-34 1957/58 5th Grade 116 Paul Goodw in 7-58 1978/79 C2

17 Norm Stephenson 8-35 1956/57 3rd Grade 117 Col Gray 7-58 1991/92 B1

18 Ew en Chung 8-36 2010/11 4th Grade 118 Don Leech 7-61 1958/59 3rd Grade

19 Simon Blue 8-41 1984/85 C2 119 Norm Stephenson 7-63 1957/58 3rd Grade

20 Ray Horton 8-44 1956/57 2nd Grade 120 Kevin Flannery 7-65 1958/59 2nd Grade

21 David Sharp 8-50 1998/99 A3 121 David Harland 7-66 1965/66 E Grade

22 Robert Williams 8-50 1976/77 A1 122 Keith Langelaar 7-68 1980/81 B1

23 Peter Bond 8-61 1962/63 C1 123 Rob Eime 7-70 2003/04 B2

24 Nick Paten 8-72 1970/71 C1 124 David Sharp 7-70 2002/03 A1

25 Steve Mackin 8-108 1998/99 B1 125 Robert Williams 7-76 1971/72 A1

26 David Harland 7-2 1965/66 E Grade 126 Hamish Evans 7-77 2010/11 5th Grade

27 Lance Noakes 7-2 1962/63 U16 (sen) 127 Brian Tapp 7-77 1964/65 D Grade

28 Doug Parkinson 7-4 1962/63 D Grade 128 Kevin Lake 7-86 1958/59 2nd Grade

29 David Harland 7-7 1965/66 E Grade 129 Col Gray 7-93 1986/87 C1

30 Warw ick Dolman 7-8 1961/62 D Grade 130 Mick Mackin 7-93 2008/09 A3

31 Keith Langelaar 7-9 1979/80 B1

32 S McAdam 7-10 1981/82 C2

33 Brad Blackler 7-11 1980/81 B1 Name Figures Year Grade

34 Jack Dow ling 7-11 1958/59 4th Grade 1 Kevin FLANNERY 5-12 1957/58 2nd Grade

35 Robert Williams 7-11 1977/78 A2 2 Kevin FLANNERY 7-65 1958/59 2nd Grade

36 Peter Lound 7-14 1964/65 C1 3 Kevin LAKE 7-47 1958/59 2nd Grade

37 Vic Huxley 7-15 1960/61 2nd Grade 4 Kevin LAKE 7-68 1958/59 2nd Grade

38 Terry Brow nlow 7-16 1972/73 A2 5 Barry HARLAND 6-21 1960/61 3rd Grade

39 Robert Pressley 7-16 1977/78 B2 6 Robert COTTON 4-9 1960/61 5th Grade

40 Vic Huxley 7-17 1955/56 5th Grade 7 Tom POLLOCK 4-20 1960/61 4th Grade

41 David Harland 7-18 1972/73 A1 8 Jack EATON 7-40 1961/62 3rd Grade

42 Brian Tapp 7-18 1965/66 B2 9 Neville CHARMAN 5-25 1961/62 2nd Grade

43 Robert Williams 7-18 1964/65 C1 10 Neville CHARMAN 4-15 1961/62 2nd Grade

44 Mitch Curren 7-18 2010/11 6th Grade 11 Peter BELL 6-26 1962/63 B2

45 Vic Huxley 7-19 1972/73 A3 12 Tom POLLOCK 5-18 1962/63 C1

46 Keith Langelaar 7-19 1974/75 B1 13 Warw ick DOLMAN 6-23 1962/63 D Grade

47 Ken Little 7-19 1967/68 B2 14 Graham WHITE 3-2 1964/65 D Grade

48 John Hayne 7-20 1963/64 D Grade 15 Don LEECH 5-19 1965/66 A2

49 Dom Tilden 7-20 1995/96 B2 16 Peter LOUND 5-31 1965/66 C1

50 Robert Williams 7-21 1963/64 C1 17 Bob WILLIAMS 5-45 1966/67 A2

51 Warw ick Dolman 7-22 1961/62 D Grade 18 Charlie DEAN 5-15 1966/67 C1

52 Tom Pollock 7-22 1962/63 C1 19 Vic HUXLEY 5-7 1968/69 B1

53 Peter Bell 7-23 1962/63 B2 20 Vic HUXLEY 5-53 1971/72 C1

54 Michael Rohanek 7-23 2008/09 B1 21 Keith LANGELAAR 5-36 1973/74 C1

55 Dave Whitson 7-23 1963/64 A2 22 Brian CAIRNS 3-0 1974/75 B1

56 David Harland 7-25 1965/66 E Grade 23 Dave SHARP 6-35 1996/99 A2

57 David Harland 7-25 1972/73 A1 24 Shan McGUIRE 3-4 1998/99 A3

58 Brian Tapp 7-25 1971/72 A2 25 Alex McGEE 7-19 1999/00 B3

59 Robert Williams 7-25 1980/81 A2 26 Dom TILDEN 6-18 1999/00 A2

60 Brian Ford 7-26 1968/69 B1 27 Colin HUXLEY 5-34 2006/07 A1

61 Colin Huxley 7-26 1986/87 B3 28 David QUARFORD 6-14 2008/09 A3

62 David Harland 7-27 1966/67 D Grade 29 Mick MACKIN 5-20 2008/09 A3

63 Lee Burns 7-28 1981/82 A1 30 David LE 3-32 2009/10 4th Grade

64 Lance Noakes 7-28 1970/71 A2 31 Mitchell CURRAN 7-18 2010-11 6th Grade

65 Peter Henriksen 7-29 2010/11 1st Grade 32 Josh TOTH 4-16 2010-11 2nd Grade

66 Robert Smith 7-29 1964/65 A2 33 Zac PETEH 5-37 2011/12 1st Grade

67 Robert Williams 7-29 1964/65 C1 34 Matt MOORE 5-19 2011/12 5th Grade

68 John Hayne 7-30 1963/64 D Grade 35 Mitch CURRAN 4-11 2011/12 6th Grade

69 Scott Smidt 7-30 2000/01 B1 36 Nick Bonner 4-26 2012/13 3rd Grade


71 Peter Bell 7-32 1965/66 A2

72 Neville Charman 7-32 1958/59 2nd Grade

73 Stuart Forbes 7-32 2007/08 B2

74 David Harland 7-32 1966/67 D Grade

75 David Harland 7-32 1967/68 A1

76 Keith Langelaar 7-32 1970/71 C1

77 Daryl Lanzini 7-32 1971/72 C1

78 Robert Pressley 7-33 1978/79 B2

79 David Tallack 7-33 1981/82 C2


81 Dan Peters 7-35 2008/09 A2

82 Col Huxley 7-36 2011/12 1st Grade

83 Peter Bell 7-36 1967/68 B1

84 Brad Blackler 7-36 1979/80 B1

85 Tom Pollock 7-37 1960/61 4th Grade

86 Ken Little 7-38 1965/66 C1

87 Luke Ireland 7-39 2003/04 B3

88 Adam McNicholl 7-40 2012/13 2nd Grade

89 Jack Eaton 7-41 2001/02 A2

90 David Moss 7-42 1986/87 A1

91 Lee Burns 7-42 2009/10 4th Grade

92 Matt Moore 7-42 1967/68 A1

93 Robert Williams 7-42 1980/81 A2

94 Robert Williams 7-42 2009/10 4th Grade

95 Matt Moore 7-45 1984/85 A1

96 Lee Burns 7-45 1976/77 A3

97 Graham Grigg 7-45 1992/93 A2

98 Andy Kandelas 7-46 1969/70 A1

99 Vic Huxley 7-46 1981/82 C2

100 Andrew Paton 7-46 1960/61 3rd Grade

Most Wickets In An Inning

HAT-TRICKS

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CPCC 2012/13 TEAM STATISTICS

1st Grade – Captain Rob Minnett

2nd Grade – Captain Dan Evans

3rd Grade Gold – Captain Darren McDermott

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CPCC 2012/13 TEAM STATISTICS

3rd Grade Blue – Captain Mitch Curran

4th Grade – Captain Rob Steel

6th Grade – Captain Jake Carden

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