WarehouseCricketAssociation(Qld) Inc

90th AnnualReport2010–11

Notice of Annual General Meeting 1

Report from the President 2

Report from the Development Officer 5

Report from the Treasurer 8

Report from the Umpires 9

Report from Competitions 11

2010–11 executive meetings 12

2010–11 office bearers 13

Cricket in 2010–11 14

Premiers 15

Awards and trophiesPerpetual trophies 16Winter 2010 17Summer 2010–11 21

Final points 23

Historical roll call 29

Code of conduct 30

Front cover:

Victorious WarehousePlunkett Cup team – seepage 11 for full report

Table of contents

Annual General Meeting

Notice of Annual General Meeting

This report has been prepared for presentation at the 90th Annual GeneralMeeting of the Warehouse Cricket Association, which is set down forQueensland Cricket Headquarters at Bogan Street, Albion on Monday 25 July2011, commencing at 7.30 pm.

Business to be conducted

1. Receive the Annual Report that includes the financial statements forthe year ended May 2011

2. Election of office bearers for 2011–12

3. Nominations for subcommittees

4. Any other business considered necessary and properly broughtforward for an Annual General Meeting

on behalf of the Executive Committee of the Warehouse Cricket Association.

Peter PfefferSecretary

Clubs, or intending clubs, for the2011–12 summer season are

advised to hold their own annualgeneral meetings as early as

possible so that applications canbe finalised by late August.

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Report from the President

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A summary of the last 12 months for WarehouseCricket can only be dominated by the one factorthat we cannot control — the weather! Theweather events around South East Queenslandhave been well documented, but they had muchinfluence over the association over the last year.

The year started well enough, with the 8-a-sideCompetition in August (with Laurence Christie

missing due to a well earned overseas break and Gail Cartwright scoringfor the Emerging Players Tournament) running like a dream. Goodweather enabled us to have a great day of cricket, with Redlands againbeing too strong in the final. Congratulations go to Troy Burns and MatWindsor, who stepped up to organise the day, and both of them did anoutstanding job to enable the competition to flow smoothly.

One of the challenges that this executive has tried to undertake was tomake Summer Premier League a priority, and return it to its rightfulposition as our most prestigious completion. We came up with an ideaof an eight team competition, with a handful of T20 games, to whet theappetite and gauge if this was possibly a future playing concept for theassociation. We are lucky that our major sponsor, Gabba SportingProducts, was keen to see a similar outcome for Premier League, andcame up with a sponsorship proposal that saw all Premier League Clubsoffered Creams for their players, so that Premier League games wouldstand out among all the games being played at Marchant Park. Not allclubs were keen to take up this option, but those that did were veryappreciative of the offer. Unfortunately, the weather washed out theT20 component totally, along with lots of other days through theseason. In the end, even the semi-finals were washed out, but GriffithUniversity held on to defeat Gold Crest in the decider.

The weather took its toll elsewhere through the year, with CountryWeek washed out without a ball being bowled. The continuing wetweather through the first part of 2011 caused havoc for us, withKianawah Park coming in for a belting. The rain, along with the state ofKianawah Park, forced us to cancel the Cartwright Cup in April, again

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without a ball being bowled. The disappointment felt by the playersthrough weather cancellations is also felt by the executive, with muchwork going into these events. Fortunately, Kianawah has improved, dueto hard work, particularly by Laurence Christie, Brian O’Rourke, PeterMathieson and Warren Finegan among others. Brisbane City Council hasprovided sand and rolling over the last few months to the worstaffected ovals, and they are now starting to get back towards their best.A decision by the executive to purchase a ride on mower for KianawahPark this year has made some of the grounds playable, where totalreliance on council contractors would have seen more days washed out.

Player behaviour is also an area which I think needed moreimprovement and more accountability. As a result, we borrowedheavily from the Gold Coast Cricket Association’s code of playerbehaviour, and adapted it to our own needs. This code spells out a clearcut list of offences and punishments, with the clubs having the onus ofmaking sure their players are aware of the rules. We also have armedthe Code of Conduct Commissioner with the ability to issue immediatesuspensions, and if a player decides to challenge the Commissioner,they could come away with a penalty that is double the initial offering.

Without a doubt, the highlight for Warehouse Cricket over the last yearwas the victory over Sub Districts in the final of the Plunkett Cup, thefirst trophy success in 15 years. After beingbeaten by Sub Districts during the regularseason, the victory in the final was a greatoutcome for the team. Troy Burns is to becommended for his outstanding work inrevitalising representative cricket for theWCAQ and the players selected in the sideare to be congratulated for their efforts.

Right: Troy Burns – manager and scorerfor the victorious Plunkett Cup team

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Damian SharryPresident/Chairman

The other highlight of the last 12 months was the recognition ofLaurence Christie with an Order of Australia Medal, in recognition of histireless work, not only for us, but around Mango Hill. I cannot think of amore deserving recipient. Laurence also stepped in to the WarehouseCricket Development Officer’s role, and has done a great job to date.We have secured funding from Qld Cricket for the coming year for therole, and I look forward to working closely with Laurence over this time.

As always, the association doesn’t run itself, and we are lucky we have acore of great supporters. With the Websters at Marchant Park, and theFinegans at Kianawah, our cricketers are always looked after and wellfed and watered. Chris Doughty and Erroll Boby do a fantastic jobgetting our grounds playable, and do a power of unseen work, for whichthe executive is extremely grateful. Peter Jorgensen keeps our practicewickets ticking along at Kianawah, and we thank him for his efforts. Ourumpires association is always a credit to Neil Simpson and PeterMatheson, and this is shown by the increasing numbers of umpires whoare coming into the association.

Finally, I would like to thank the Executive Committee for their hardwork over the last year. Peter Pfeffer has done a great job stepping upinto the Secretary and Treasurers role and should be congratulated forhis efforts. Chris Lees has done good work around the Code of Conductimprovements, as well as chairing meetings in my absence, for which Iam very grateful. Barry Peacock has taken on the task of monitoringMyCricket compliance, which is a tough job, but is being done withgusto. Brad Christensen, who will be standing down from theexecutive, has done a power of work around our junior competitions,and will be missed for his knowledge, as well as his sense of humour.

We look forward to a better weather year and more great cricket beingplayed at all of Warehouse Cricket’s great facilities around Brisbane.

Report from the Development Officer

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In addition to the general grant funding thatWarehouse Cricket receives as an affiliate of QldCricket, over the past few years, our associationhas been given financial support for a part-timeDevelopment Officer, which includes the roles ofseeking improvements to our facilities, helpingclubs with grants and working to enhance oursponsorship base. Since March of 2011, I havetaken leave as the Secretary of the association and accepted thechallenge of Development Officer.

In many ways, my taking up of this role has been very timely given thechallenges issued by Mother Nature over the past 12 months.

Grounds

For the period from late November 2010 to mid-June this year, like somuch of Queensland and indeed the eastern seaboard of Australia, ourfields have suffered greatly from the constant rains, with the watertable rising so high it became impossible to cut many large areas ofgrass over December–January when so little cricket was played.Damage to ovals also occurred when ‘over enthusiastic’ mowingcontractors sought to maintain grass height on sodden fields at bothKianawah Park and Marchant Park.

So wet were the fields at Kianawah Park from both summer and winterrains that a heavy roller was called in to smooth out the countlessripples and track markings caused by machinery, and 100 cm of sand wassupplied by the Brisbane City Council to fill many areas of Ovals 2,3 4, 6& 8. Regardless of some general respite from the rains themselves,many fields had to be transferred for weeks on end to ensure teams gotto play cricket. The assistance of the council enabled these fields tocome on line in late June 2011.

Following the decision of the Executive Committee in late 2010 topurchase a ride on mower and associated grounds equipment forKianawah Park, and with the tremendous support of volunteers, Brian

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O’Rourke, Warren Finegan and Peter Mathieson with assistance fromthe writer, our grounds have received reasonable mowing coverage forthe last eight months. Warehouse Cricket should be extremely gratefulfor the assistance provided by these passionate supporters.

Grants/projects

Due to the floods in the Brisbane area in January, the Brisbane CityCouncil pulled (deferred) a $1.1m ground upgrade at Kianawah Parkuntil flood related damage is fixed. It is hoped that the original budgetplan to upgrade two ovals at Kianawah Park will resume in the nextfinancial year. The association is now seeking grants from a range ofavenues for two shelters at Kianawah Park.

While it may seem minor, after 22 years of approaches to the BrisbaneCity Council, the concrete block from the burnt out amenities shed nearNo. 9 oval was removed in mid-July. Thank you to Councillor Fiona Kingfor taking the necessary action to finally remove what was a safetyhazard for cricketers and members of the public for all those years.

Sponsorship

Our sponsorship arrangements with Gabba Sports have continued togrow, for which Warehouse Cricket is much appreciative. As indicatedby the President, Warehouse Cricket values greatly the ongoing supportand initiatives of Mark, Dustin and Mitchell Gaskell, who work closelywith the Executive Committee to assist cricketers.

The Executive Committee has welcomed the Kedron Wavell ServicesClub as a new sponsor for 2011, and we thank the board for its greatsupport this year.

Frank Hogan, Warehouse cricketer and Inside Sportz owner, continuesto support Warehouse Cricketers through his annual sponsorship.Frank’s contribution to Warehouse Cricket over many years gives thisExecutive Committee confidence that the affiliation of indoor cricketwith our state body is reaping great benefit for all cricketers.

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The support of the Greg Chappell Cricket Centre and Keith DudgeonSports for our carnivals continues to be valued and appreciated. Furthersponsorship opportunities are being explored from which it is hopedthere will be some reasonable success.

Chris Doughty and his team of Erroll Boby, Joel Redan and Niall Moutrey(assisted by our traineeship team one day a week), as well as AlanJolley at Kianawah Park, have met the huge challenges of weather overthe past 12 months, giving cricketers every opportunity to play wherepossible, and deserve the appreciation of our players. Well done guys.

With the support of the Clem Jones Groupand the Australian Training Company, theassociation has seen our first traineegraduate, Niall Moutrey, complete hisapprenticeship as a greenkeeper (Cert III inHorticulture Turf Management) in Marchthis year. He has now been taken on as afull-time groundsman at Marchant Park.Niall (known to his friends as ‘Rivers’) hasthe strong endorsement of Curator, ChrisDoughty, for his commitment and growingexperience on the turf wickets at MarchantPark and 7th Brigade Park.

Personal note

To have completed 25 years on the Executive Committee of thiswonderful association this past month was certainly not on my radar allthose years ago. Thank you to everyone who has assisted me andworked with me over those years. It has been a pleasure to work withyou all. Any acknowledgment I have received through my work withWarehouse cricketers is your award also.

Laurence ChristieDevelopment Officer (former Secretary)

Above: Niall Moutrey

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Report from the Treasurer

The 2010–11 financial year raised new challengesfor Warehouse. Within the space of two weeks wewent from being in drought to many parts ofBrisbane being flooded. Luckily no Warehousegrounds or facilities suffered, but the excessivewet weather caused many obstacles to the runningof the competitions.

The wet weather made ground fee collectiondifficult as many teams went several weeks without playing any cricket.Even now, the Executive is having to move games away fromWarehouse grounds to private club grounds, which has an impact on theamount of funds being collected. Due to the floods, government grantand funding programs were suspended, and without this stream offunding, Warehouse did not undertake any major projects, with ouronly major purchase this financial year being the ride on mower forKianawah Park, which will be used now to keep the grass at a playablelevel in between the scheduled mows by the council.

In March 2010, Laurence Christie was appointed to the part timeDevelopment Officer’s role. During this time, Laurence was his usualtireless hard-working self, and provided endless support and assistanceon numerous projects and issues. On behalf of the WarehouseExecutive, I would like to thank him for his continual efforts in this role.

I would also like to thank Qld Cricket, as well as the three levels ofgovernment, for their financial support which has greatly assistedWarehouse Cricket to provide excellent facilities to our cricketers. Inaddition, I also want to thank Mark Gaskell and his staff of GabbaSporting Products for their ongoing sponsorship program, as well as allother sponsors who provide both financial and equipment support toWarehouse Cricket. Without this assistance, Warehouse Cricket wouldstruggle to provide cricket competitions to all its members.

Peter PfefferTreasurer

Report from the Umpires

Our Association can reflect on a very successful 12months, with most fixture games being allocated abadged umpire.

New umpires are continually introduced into ourassociation because of the work of an energeticExamination Panel that conducts training coursesduring the year.

Unfortunately this year, many Saturday and Sunday fixtures werewashed out due to persistent rain as a consequence of the ‘La NinaPhenomenon’. Most grounds at Marchant Park, 7th Brigade Park andKianawah Park have been wet for some months. At time of writing thisreport, a couple of grounds at Kianawah Park have not dried sufficientlyto allow play on them so far this winter season.

During the year there were a few players reported for various breachesof the code of conduct. In some cases, due to the unavailability of theCommissioner, umpires reports were not acted on as expeditiously asrequired. This situation has recently been rectified with theappointment of an Executive member to fulfil the role ofCommissioner.

Players at Kianawah Park have no doubt missed the umpiring skills ofBill Grose this year. Bill retired at the end of July 2010 after some 60years involved with Warehouse Cricket as a player and then umpire.Many thanks to you Bill for your contribution to our great game.

To members of the Warehouse Cricket Executive, I extend my sincerethanks for your support of the Umpires Association during the year. Thecommittee has always been responsive to any concerns raised onbehalf of the umpires.

If any player is considering retirement from cricket, you may wish toconsider becoming an umpire. Your time in the middle can be veryrewarding. Please contact our Secretary, Neil Simpson, for furtherinformation.

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On behalf of the Warehouse Cricket UmpiresAssociation, I would like to congratulateLaurence Christie on being awarded anOrder of Australia Medal in this year’sQueen’s Birthday Honours. Laurence’sservice to cricket and his local communityover many years has been recognised. I’msure all within the cricket family wouldagree that this recognition is truly deserved.

In closing, I wish to congratulate all umpires on a job well done andwish all cricketers success in the seasons ahead.

Peter MathiesonPresidentWarehouse Cricket Umpires Association

Left: Warehouse umpires take a break amid thefrantic pace of the Warehouse 8s.

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Competitions

In our second year back to representative cricket,Warehouse did the unthinkable and won thePlunkett Cup. Playing teams from the Gold Coast,Ipswich, Sub Districts, Beaudesert, Toowoomba andChurches, we had a great season, winning threegames, drawing two and losing one.

In the final, we played Sub Districts, who finishedfirst, at their home ground at Underwood Park. Itwas a great victory. Adam Higham won the bowling award for thePlunkett Cup, and David Brain won the batting award and was namedWarehouse Representative Player of the Year.

The grand final squad was John Chaffey (Captain – Gold Crest), BradSengstock (Vice Captain – Pine Rivers), Anthony Hay, Pete Collins (GoldCrest), Adam Barry, David Brain, Nathan Hooper (Griffith Uni), AllenCurnow and Todd Ferguson (Rebel Tourists), Adam Higham and TonyKraft (Mater Hill) and Navdeep Kahlon (Macgregor).

Unfortunately, we had to cancel our annual B & C grade North vs Southmatch at 7th Brigade due to the floods, but it will be back next year.

This year, just before Christmas, we had our second T20 comp, with twopools of four teams, and Sir Galahads emerging as Premiers.

Summer Premier Grade champions were Griffith Uni, and ClubChampions were Macgregor (fourth year in a row).

This year saw us award a Premier Player of the Year. Justly named theLaurence Christie Medal, for all of Laurence’s hard work and services toWarehouse Cricket, it was won by Pete Collins (Gold Crest).

I would like to personally thank the umpires and officials who gave uptheir time throughout the season, and look forward to seeing strongrepresentation in our rep teams and good cricket played in all grades.

Troy BurnsCompetitions Coordinator

2010–11 executive meetings

Warehouse Executive Committee 2010–11. Absent: Brad Christiansen

List of attendances – Executive Committee meetings 2010–11

Damian Sharry President/Chairman 7 of 9

Laurence Christie Development Officer 9 of 9

Peter Pfeffer Secretary/Treasurer 9 of 9

Troy Burns Committee member 9 of 9

Brad Christiansen Committee member 6 of 9

Rob Pavey Committee member 7 of 9

Barry Peacock Committee member 7 of 9

Chris Lees Committee member 8 of 9

Rocco Apruzzese Committee member 9 of 9

Peter Mathieson Umpires representative 9 of 9

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Patron Brian Gaskell

President/Chairman Damian Sharry

Vice Presidents Errold La Frantz Lionel Brown

Bill Coulthurst Lloyd Ostwald

Development Officer Laurence Christie

Secretary/Treasurer Peter Pfeffer

Statistician Peter Pfeffer

Executive members Troy Burns Barry Peacock

representing clubs Brad Christiansen Chris Lees

Rob Pavey Rocco Apruzzese

Umpires delegate Peter Mathieson

Qld Cricket delegates Damian Sharry Laurence Christie

Auditor Peter Stokes & Co

Honorary solicitor Mullins & Mullins

Register of Life Members

FJ Bardwell (1923)

LG Oxley (1924)

OW Harris (1925)

WP Falton (1926)

HJ Tozer (1927)

L Whalley (1929)

V Harry (1930)

H MacKechnie (1931)

J George (1932)

J Lawrie (1936)

CF Moroney (1936)

A Hall (1939)

2010–11 office bearers

AJ Lawrie (1986)

PJ Jorgensen (1988)

JR Lambert (1992)

LD Christie (1997)

GM Kydd (1998)

N Simpson (1999)

JL Forrest (2000)

PH Cooke (2001)

P Mathieson (2004)

C Jones (2006)

GM Cartwright (2009)

AT Brady (1947)

WJ Scott (1948)

MJ Whalley (1949)

VW Holland (1951)

HA Dawes (1954)

AB Gollan (1957)

WB Clark (1970)

GS Grey (1976)

WJ Richards (1977)

GC Hastie (1978)

FT Pope (1984)

C Flynn Snr (1985)

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Cricket in 2010–11

Participation in 2010–11

Winter 2010

Saturday Junior teams 35Senior teams 78

Sunday Senior teams 127

Total 240

Summer 2010–11

Saturday Senior teams 62

Sunday Senior 50/50 54Senior T20 8

Total 124

Total for 2009–10 364

Warehouse 8-a-side action on showpiece No 10 ground

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Premiers

Winter 2010

Saturday

Grade TeamPremier Logan CobrasA3N Mt CrosbyB1N Everton CometsB1S South East XIB2N Bracken RidgeB2S Griffith UniversityB3N Mater HillB3S ToowongC1N PeninsulaC1S Benaud’s XIC2N Albany Creek HawksC2S Puka PukaC3S Park RidgeU16 Wilston WarehouseU15 Eastern DistrictsU14N Albany Creek EaglesU14S Southside SeamersU13N Everton CometsU13S Eastern Districts

Summer 2010–11

Saturday

Grade TeamPremier Griffith UniversityA2N QUTA3N Macgregor MustangsB1N RaidersB2N BruceB2S South East SlothsB3N Albany CreekB3S ToowongC1N Bribie IslandC1S Macgregor Hawks

Sunday

Grade TeamPremier Valley DiehardsA3N Australia CA4N Brizz IndiaB1N Wilston WarehouseB1S Beenleigh BoysB2N Rebel TouristsB2S Wolston Park BlueB3N The SpearsB3S Ainslie ParkC1N Leg TrappersC1S Bayside MuddiesC2N Stumps XIC2S Flying HellfishC3N Graybridge XIC3S OzstarsC4N Albany Creek Hawks

Sunday

Grade TeamA3N PeninsulaB1N NamaarkonB2N Warnie’s Phone RepsB2S BulldogsB3N MAQB3S Kings XIC1N Real MadrasC1S Russell IslandC2N Albany CreekT20 Sir Galahads XI

Awards and trophies

Perpetual trophies

CR Chuter Memorial Shield Macgregor (Donated by Brisbane Hospitals CC) Summer Season Club Champions

FJ Bardwell Memorial Shield Griffith University Summer Saturday Premier League winners

WJ Scott Memorial Shield Logan Cobras Winter Saturday Premier League winners

Jack Richards Shield Valley Diehards Winter Sunday Premier League winners

Sam La Frantz Wicket-keeping Award Peter Pfeffer (Initiated by Errold La Frantz) Raiders Summer Season

Peter Channell Memorial Trophy Simon Wright Junior Player of the Winter Season Kuraby

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Life Member Peter Jorgensen presents the CR Chuter Shield toTroy Burns of Macgregor

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Winter 2010 trophies

Batting trophy winners

SaturdayGrade Name Club Inn NO HS AGG AVG

Premier Jamie Eccles Logan Cobras 9 0 75 288 32.0

A3N David Alderson Grange Warriors 5 2 132* 202 67.3

B1N Jacob Wilson Pirates 9 2 54 229 32.7

B1S Leigh Drennan Bayside Muddies 9 0 123 352 39.1

B2N Andrew Busch Qld Conspiracy 8 3 100 287 57.4

B2S Rakesh Kamath Rpyal Indians 10 2 116* 417 52.1

B3N John Follent Mater Hill 8 2 126* 372 62.0

B3S Paul O’Loghlen Bayside Muddies 12 0 299 446 37.1

C1N Brendan Prout Pine Rivers 9 0 110 361 40.1

C1S Andrew Roiko Benaud’s XI 9 4 52* 236 47.2

C2N Ashley Seunis Farmer Dan’s Trust 9 3 116* 189 31.5

C2S Dean Hart Macgregor 10 5 86 269 53.8

C3S James Martin Park Ridge 11 3 187* 701 87.6

U16 Simon Wright Kuraby 5 4 116* 501 501.0

U15 Lachlan Brayley Eastern Districts 8 3 102* 241 48.2

U14 Brendan Badenhorst Albany Creek Hawks 5 3 102* 242 121.0

U13N Eben Gericke Bramble Bay 8 5 74 356 118.6

U13S Lance Parsons Redland Raptors 10 3 53 267 38.1

Warehouse juniors in action

SundayGrade Name Club Inn NO HS AGG AVG

Premier Peter Lewis QUT 6 1 45* 140 28.0

A3N Michael Castle Everton Comets 5 0 50 174 34.8

A4N Josh Shorten Panasonic 5 1 76 149 37.2

B1N Royce Dawson Gold Crest Cobras 5 1 83* 199 49.7

B1S Jamie Eccles Beenleigh Boys 7 2 116* 317 63.4

B2N John Richardson Caribbean Hospitals 5 3 77* 200 100.0

B2S Damindu Kularathne Wolston Park Cent. 5 1 120 382 95.5

B3N Shane McNamara Suncoast XI 5 3 142* 244 122.0

B3S Steven Foulis Ainslie Park 5 1 127 422 105.5

C1N Michael Fingland Sunday Sessions 6 3 130* 264 88.0

C1S Josh Sawyer Footrots 7 2 152* 394 78.8

C2N Alex Briggs Suncorp Redbacks 4 2 80* 193 96.5

C2S Lindell Ngaluafe Palmdale Meats 4 1 80* 203 67.6

C3N Daniel Dunsdon Ferny Districts 7 1 40 176 29.3

C3S James Gleeson Western Turkeys 7 0 109 383 54.75

C4N Craig Pereira Ferny Districts 7 1 126 441 73.5

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Another ball dispatched at the Warehouse 8s

Bowling trophy winners

SaturdayGrade Name Club Overs Wkts Runs AVG

Premier Jack Boote Logan Cobras 74 21 173 8.2

A3N Steve Lewis Mount Crosby 102 35 324 9.2

B1N Nathan Gould Pirates 64 16 132 8.2

B1S Inderjit Tatla Pak Warriors 54 14 107 7.6

B2N Gabe Couper Bruce 73 21 203 9.6

B2S Mian Waqar Macgregor 97 41 237 5.7

B3N Kunaai Kumar Bald Hills Lawnton 58 18 136 7.5

B3S Gurteaj Atwai Toowong 59 18 133 7.3

C1N Joshua Wright Peninsula 74 27 156 5.7

C1S Zeeshan Ahmed Macgregor 101 30 302 10.0

C2N Anthony Jeffers Albany Creek Hawks 91 28 169 6.0

C2S Vijaya Saradhi Macgregor 61 26 223 8.5

C3S Nick Gealy Park Ridge 68 34 205 6.0

U16 Nicholas Sale Wilston Warehouse 62 25 102 4.0

U15 Lachlan Brayley Eastern Districts 55 15 96 6.4

U14 Samuel Bone Pine Rivers 53 10 89 8.9

U13N Patrick Chorley Albany Creek Hawks 54 23 154 6.7

U13S Lance Parsons Redland Raptors 69 25 116 4.6

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SundayGrade Name Club Overs Wkts Runs AVG

Premier Marcus Daldy Wilston Warehouse 30 15 100 6.6

A3N Ben Bopf Gold Crest Cobras 45 12 116 9.6

A4N Adam Reynolds Gunners 37 16 100 6.2

B1N Alan Stephenson Prestige Paints 43 15 120 8.0

B1S Joshua Thompson Beenleigh Boys 32 13 94 7.2

B2N Steve Rielly Caribbean Hospitals 35 20 101 5.0

B2S Darren Ireland CVX Crocs 44 18 148 8.2

B3N Rowan Rainbow The Spears 35 13 100 7.6

B3S Chris Anderson Ainslie Park 43 15 111 7.4

C1N Stephen Helliwell Burpengary 33 12 97 8.0

C1S Josh Sawyer Footrots 40 18 132 7.3

C2N Alex Briggs Suncorp Redbacks. 52 22 88 4.0

C2S Blair Reese Flying Hell Fish 31 10 61 6.1

C3N Kenneth Jeffery Peninsula 35 11 59 5.3

C3S Matt Thomas Mater Hill 45 19 154 8.1

C4N Matthew Stimpson Northside Cobras 63 18 227 12.6

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Bowling action at the Warehouse 8s

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Summer 2010–11 trophies

Batting trophy winners

Saturday

Grade Name Club Inn NO HS AGG AVG

Premier Peter Collins Gold Crest Cobras 14 3 118* 388 35.2

A2N Tim Hughes Wantima 12 2 124 458 45.8

A3N Inderjit Tatla Macgregor 8 1 83* 291 41.5

B1N Mark Kliendienst Raiders 10 3 60* 242 34.5

B2N Shuvojit Battercharjee Bruce 12 2 90 331 33.3

B2S Brent O’Neill South East Sloths 10 2 147 603 75.3

B3N Daniel Walters Peninsula 11 2 150* 370 41.1

B3S Matthew Ashby Toowong 9 2 157* 419 59.8

C1N Royce Dawson Gold Crest Cobras 8 2 106 340 56.6

C1S Chad Heard Flying Hell Fish 11 1 78 354 35.4

Sunday

A3N Andrew Herbert Mater Hill 7 3 57* 208 52.0

B1N Paul Spencer Everton Comets 5 2 86* 200 66.6

B2N Kevin Hockey Warnie’s Phone Reps 6 3 93* 257 85.6

B2S David Edie Bulldogs 9 2 138* 503 71.8

B3N John Richardson Caribbean Hospitals 5 2 31* 106 35.3

B3S Ganeshapalan SenthilnathanKings XI 4 2 87* 187 93.5

C1N Achille Wood Real Madras 4 1 89 158 52.6

C1S Damien Cleary Russell Island Dolphins 6 3 120* 269 89.6

T20 Herman Lafaele CVX Crocs 4 1 59 98 32.6

Bowling trophy winners

Saturday

Grade Name Club Overs Wkt Runs AVG

Premier Phil McKeough Griffith University 1 1 8 34 266 7.8

A2N Kirk Mainwaring QUT 78 27 198 7.3

A3N Tor Blackford Toowong 105 43 315 7.3

B1N Craig Harding Smith Raiders 119 31 228 7.3

B2N Ian Yorke Everton Comets 88 25 277 11.0

B2S Simon Taylor South East Sloths 140 36 219 6.0

B3N Hitesh Patel Albany Creek Hawks 72 21 142 6.7

B3S Vijesh Sreedharan Toowong 80 19 190 10.0

C1N David Johnston Gold Crest Cobras 129 32 289 9.0

C1S Manpreet Dhillon Macgregor 104 27 356 13.1

Sunday

A3N Mark Marks Peninsula 39 11 73 6.6

B1N Tim Rhodes Namaarkon 44 14 90 6.4

B2N Daniel Fallon Stumps XI 51 14 111 7.9

B2S Scott Butters Bulldogs 59 17 135 7.9

B3N Michael Alvisio Caribbean Hospitals 49 12 81 6.7

B3S Matt Watson The Cricket Team 38 11 132 12.0

C1N Adam Harms Albany Creek Hawks 38 14 143 10.2

C1S Damien Cleary Russell Island Dolphins 44 13 74 5.6

T20 Shaun Francis Qld Newspapers 15 7 45 6.4

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Final points

Winter 2010 – Saturday

PremierLogan Cobras 89.96Albany Creek Hawks 82.63Everton Comets 66.10Pine Rivers 59.89Mater Hill 54.64Red Devils 22.75

A3NMount Crosby 55.87Albany Creek Hawks 112.8Grange Warriors 48.34Ferny Districts 47.15Northern Federals 29.57

B1NEverton Comets 92.13Pirates 106.9Pine Rivers 67.64Northern Suburbs 53.76The Ashes 51.40Albany Creek Hawks 42.04

B1SSouth East XI 94.30Macgregor Monsters 83.03Toowong 70.97Bayside Muddies 55.61Pak Warriors 36.03Gold Coast Super Kings 21.97

B2NBracken Ridge 88.30Queensland Conspiracy 91.59Albany Creek Hawks 48.72Bruce 48.05Pirates 39.82Pine Rivers 33.88

B2SGriffith University 90.61Macgregor Maniacs 101.0Royal Indians 59.45Numnuts 52.48Ring Ins 19.08Toowong 0.00

B3NMater Hill 75.60Pirates 69.59Albany Creek Hawks 66.23Everton Comets 56.53Bald Hills/Lawnton 56.21Macgregor Maestros 53.29

B3SToowong 102.9Bayside Muddies 84.20Macgregor Hawks 70.11Griffith University 60.19Mater Hill 49.74Don Tallon Memorial Bar 34.63

C1NPeninsula 114.7Bald Hills/Lawnton 99.19Everton Comets 59.92Albany Creek Hawks 54.20Pine Rivers 50.66Toowong 43.28

C1SBenaud’s XI 100.7Mater Hill 106.1Caveman Mafia 103.4Macgregor Mavericks 85.54Danger Island 47.32ALMC Allstars 23.84

Winter 2010 – Saturday (cont’d)

C2NAlbany Creek Hawks 99.67Farmer Dan Trust 102.3Peninsula 96.19Bracken Ridge 75.38Everton Comets 54.70Pirates 53.67Southern Spirit 52.84Pine Rivers 36.82

C2SPuka Puka 77.23Macgregor Mongrels 133.4Swamp Donkeys 75.11Macgregor Masters 64.47Mater Hill 49.14Tim’s Tornados 46.37

C3SPark Ridge 118.5Mathers & Co 98.84West End Wanderers 38.00The Beers 32.17

U16Wilston Warehouse 91.00Kuraby Kings 84.36Gold Coast Marlins 72.66Eastern Districts 52.15Albany Creek Hawks 46.60Alberton Juniors 32.89North Gold Coast Fury 19.56Cleveland Cougars 0.00

U15Eastern Districts 72.85South Brisbane 63.06Kuraby 42.86Wolston Park Juniors 40.81

U14NAlbany Creek Eagles 85.17Pine Rivers Pumas 68.35Wilston Warehouse 54.53Valley Vipers 49.85Pine Rivers Panthers 40.87Albany Creek Black 33.68Valley Venom 29.54

U14SSouthside Seamers 69.23Eastern Districts 67.12Gold Coast Marlins 46.63Kuraby Knights 43.82

U13NEverton Comets 115.4Bramble Bay Cavaliers 94.42Albany Creek Falcons 89.27Albany Creek Mohawks 69.26Bald Hills/Lawnton 54.21Pine Rivers 45.69Albany Creek Bob 45.58St Paul’s 34.54

U13SEastern Districts 70.50Redland Raptors 93.72Wolston Park Juniors 51.95Macgregor Tigers 33.50

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B1SBeenlight Boys 42Tingalpa Seagulls 24Eastern Roosters 24Rogue Elephants 24Badelynge 18Hackers 18Bangerz 12Bayside Muddies 6Loganholme 0

B2NRebel Tourists 42Northern Federals 24Newmarket 24Icebergs 21Bald Hills/Lawnton 18Everton Comets 18Caribbean Hospitals 15Gold Crest Cobras 6

B2SWolston Park Blue 24Salisbury Sloggers 36Wynnum Workers 36Gold Crest Cobras 30CVX Crocs 18Giant Killers 12Sherwood Seamers 6Chevron 6

B3NThe Spears 42Suncoast XI 36Peninsula 30Shooters XI 18Impact Fireballs 181st Skinners Horse XI 12South Brisbane 6Hendra Hoops 0

Winter 2010 – Sunday

PremierValley Diehards 30Wilston Warehouse 36Valley Gliders 27QUT 21Pretenders 18Yesterday 18Powered by Jimmy 12Sunday Spankers 0

A3NAustralia C 24Gold Crest Cobras 33Ninjas 33Everton Comets 24Funky Miller Squad 21Northern Bunyips 12Paddys Dozen 12QA Associates 9

A4NBrizz India 33Stallions 30Hyne & Mighties 24Panasonic 24Qld Aust-Ind 21Gunners 18Spanish Inquisition 6Ninjas 6

B1NWilston Warehouse 30Pine Rivers 42MAQ 30Prestige Paints 24We Got the Runs 18Gold Crest Cobras 12Worst Indies 12QUT 0

C2SFlying Hell Fish 18Falcons 36Wolston Park White 24Palmdale Meats XI 18Backyard XI 18Ramrod Cougars 12Barbarians 12Tiwi Warriors 0

C3NGraybridge XI 33Peninsula 30Team Ramrod 21Everton Comets 21World 8 18Ferny Districts 18Albany Creek Hawks 15Real Madras 12

C3SOz Stars 24Centurions XI 36Kings XI 24Mater Hill 24Graybridge XI 24Bent St XI 18Salisbury Boys 12Aardvarks 0

C4NAlbany Creek Hawks 36APN 30Gaythorne RSL 24Mount Crosby 18Ferny Districts 18Leg Breakers 12Moreton Bay Rays 12Northside Cobras 6

B3SAinslie Park 42Stunned Mullets 36Macgregor Magic 30Mater Hill 18Mumbai Express 18The Cricket Team 12Cleveland Thornlands 6Russell Island Dolphins 6

C1NLeg Trappers 30Sunday Sessions 36Burpengary 27South Brisbane 21Keep Walking 18Kenyan Rain Gods 18Toowong 18Dickens XI 0

C1SBayside Muddies 36Barmy Swamis 30Footrots 24Cobs 24Silent Assassins 18Eastern Roosters 18Burmar Plumbing 6Hillbillies 6

C2NStumps XI 30Suncorp Redbacks 39Warnie’s Phone Reps 30Brothers 21White Knights 18Northern Federals 18Western Outlaws 12Noa Nadruka 0

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B2SSouth East Sloths 163.4Griffith University 116.8Macgregor Maniacs 106.0Pak Tigers 95.41Seville Recreation 69.82Jaihind Royals 50.32

B3NAlbany Creek Hawks 127.9Peninsula 163.3Southern Spirit 88.69Bald Hills/Lawnton 76.94Toowong 28.51

B3SToowong 144.4Macgregor Maestros 98.14Macgregor Mavericks 91.15Griffith University 75.92Mater Hill 73.81St Lucia Slingers 52.89

C1NBribie Island 159.7Gold Crest Cobras 134.7Toowong 96.72Everpool Forest 87.50Everton Comets 72.41Pine Rivers 66.98

C1SMacgregor Hawks 160.2Flying Hell Fish 136.0Humdingers 108.9Brew 80.68Mater Hill 72.20Wynnum Manly 65.47

Summer 2010–11 – Saturday

PremierGriffith University 151.3Gold Crest Cobras 158.6Mater Hill 131.6Pine Rivers 125.5Peninsula 118.5Everton Comets 98.36Ipswich 72.97Macgregor Monsters 58.37

A2NQUT 135.3Wantima 115.5Pine Rivers 96.96Bond XI 90.56Ferny Districts 70.39Gold Crest Cobras 56.79

A3NMacgregor Mustangs 121.8Albany Creek Hawks 112.0Everton Comets 94.56Rebel Tourists 83.16Toowong 82.62Peninsula 53.02

B1NRaiders 117.6Pine Rivers 109.2Mater Hill 108.1Inside Sportz 82.71Gold Crest Cobras 77.43Nundah United 74.50

B2NBruce 87.45Bald Hills/Lawnton 90.54Albany Creek Hawks 78.22Astute Kangaroo 76.74Everton Comets 65.86

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B3SKings XI 42Stunned Mullets 45Mountain Zebras 42Barmy Swamis 30The Cricket Team 24Prawnstars XI 18Swing Dillons 18Brisbane Deaf Bulldogs 15

C1NReal Madras 39Pine Rivers 54Hoffs 30Everton Comets 15Dorans Plumbing 15Albany Creek Hawks 15

C1SRussell Island Dolphins 39Silent Assassins 51Mater Hill 39Graybridge XI 21Backyard XI 15Eastern Roosters 15

T20 (winners of two pools – A and B –played off in final)Sir Galahads (A) 21Tabla XI (B) 24CVX Crocs (A) 21Qld Newspapers (B) 21Brisbane Punjabi (A) 21Eastern Roosters (B) 18Rainers XI (A) 9Salisbury Boys (B) 9

Summer 2010–11 – Sunday

A3NPeninsula 45Brizz India 48Diry Dozen 33Mater Hill 27Aspley AFC 24Carpoolers 21Strathpine 18Black Caps 18

B1NNamaarkon 42Stallions 39Everton Comets 36Albany Creek Hawks 30Qld Aust-Ind 12Pine Rivers 9

B2NWarnie’s Phone Reps 57Northside Roosters 33Keep Walking 27Stumps XI 24Northern Federals 21Sticky Wicket 18

B2SBulldogs 51Springwood Sunnies 36Bayside Muddies 33Salisbury Sloggers 30Eastern Roosters 15PM’s XI 3

B3NMAQ 33Caribbean Hospitals 39Ferny Districts 30Ferny Footlongs 30Tiwi Warriors 27Albany Creek Hawks 21

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Historical roll call

Office bearers of Warehouse Cricket

Years Chairman President Secretary Treasurer

1921-22 FJ Bardwell R Hurley W Bates

1922-24 FJ Bardwell AE Curtis AW Harris LG Oxley

1924-25 FJ Bardwell JA Douglas AW Harris LG Oxley

1925-28 FJ Bardwell JA Douglas S Phillips H McKechnie

1928-33 FJ Bardwell TL Jones S Phillips H McKechnie

1933-35 FJ Bardwell TL Jones S Phillips HJ Tozer

1935-36 FJ Bardwell FJ Bardwell S Phillips HJ Tozer

1936-39 CF Moroney CF Moroney FJ Bardwell HJ Tozer

War years

1945-53 CF Moroney CF Moroney WJ Scott MJ Whalley

1953-54 FH Edwards FH Edwards WJ Scott MJ Whalley

1954-55 WJ Richards FH Edwards WJ Scott MJ Whalley

1955-62 WJ Richards WJ Richards WJ Scott MJ Whalley

1962-74 WB Clark WJ Richards WJ Scott MJ Whalley

1974-77 PJ Jorgensen WJ Richards GC Hastie MJ Whalley

1977-80 PJ Jorgensen AL Lawrie GC Hastie MJ Whalley

1980-84 P Jackson AL Lawrie GC Hastie MJ Whalley

1984-85 PJ Jorgensen AL Lawrie GC Hastie MJ Whalley

1985-86 PJ Jorgensen AL Lawrie GC Hastie PJ Jorgensen

1986-88 H Lehman GC Hastie LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1988-89 A Gees GC Hastie LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1989-90 K Quigg GC Hastie LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1990-92 C Toohey GC Hastie LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1992-93 PJ Jorgensen GC Hastie LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1993-94 C Leslie JL Forrest LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1994-95 J Baker JL Forrest LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1995-98 W Yorkston JL Forrest LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

1998-08 PH Cooke JL Forrest LD Christie PJ Jorgensen

2008-09 LD Christie JL Forrest S Rogerson PJ Jorgensen

2009-10 LD Christie D Sharry S Rogerson P Pfeffer

2010-11 D Sharry D Sharry LD Christie/P Pfeffer P Pfeffer

Code of conduct

Since February 2011, I have taken on the role of theWCAQ Commissioner overseeing all Code ofConduct issues reported by umpires and teamcaptains. This position has been madeconsiderably easier by two implementations:

• the adoption of the new Code of Conductas used in the Gold Coast competition

• the advent of the handbook given to allplayers at the start of the 2011 winter season.

These implementations assist players, umpires and myself to see casesin a more black and white manner, with the only question really left toanswer: ‘Did you do it?’

The process goes like this:

1. Report is sent to Warehouse Secretary within 72 hours of thecompletion of the game. If not filed in a timely manner, no caseto answer.

2. Warehouse Secretary forwards report to WCAQ Commissionerat earliest convenience.

3. Commissioner contacts the main parties involved (e.g. personwho lodged the report, person implicated in report) anddetermines whether there is a case to answer.

4. Commissioner aligns report with Code of Conduct levels ofoffences and selects corresponding penalty. Offer of thispenalty is made to the player. Ideally, and so far so good thisseason, this step is completed before the commencement ofthe next round of fixtures.

5. Within 24 hours, the player then has the right to accept penalty(begins instantaneously, case closed) or contest theCommissioner’s findings where he/she then risks a guiltyfinding at the judiciary and double the initial penalty offer.

6. If contested, Commissioner informs Warehouse Secretary, whothen convenes judiciary consisting of one Executive Committee

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member and two upstanding members of other Warehouseclubs not aligned with the player. Ideally, the judiciary is heldapproximately one week after the report is filed.

7. Judiciary convenes, all parties are given the chance to tell theirside of the story, innocence or guilt decided, penalty delivered.

8. There is an appeals process, where if new evidence can beobtained, a written appeal can be lodged with the Secretary, ifthe player deems he/she was unjustly penalised.

So far, in my term as WCAQ Commissioner, most of the reports havebeen of a relatively minor nature and have not proceeded past Step 5.Most players regretfully accept they made an error of judgment in theheat of the moment and accept the penalty with humility and a desireto put the incident behind them.

Since February, 2011, I have received six reports and handed down eightweeks of suspension (maximum suspension four weeks) and fourweeks of suspended sentences. Zero judiciaries.

Chris LeesCommissioner

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Warehouse Cricket Association (Qld) Inc

PO Box 488Kallangur Qld 4503

Phone: 3204 2020Fax: 3204 2324

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