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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club

62nd

Annual Report

6 2 n d 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 4 A u g u s t , 2 0 1 7

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 62

nd Annual Report and financial statements

3 Review of minutes of previous meeting 4 Election of office bearers for 2017/2018 5 General Business

Office Bearers 2016/2017

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. Delegates Matt Richards, Brodie Elliott Social Secretary Tom Carden 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 Toby Horstead

Ken Hunt Graydon Conde

"Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on Earth." – Muhammed Ali

CPCC Committee at the Master Builders Club – Brodie Elliott, Rob Minnett, Toby Horstead, Col Huxley, Tom Carden, John Jackson Front Cover: Girls T20Blast participants who would go on to form the basis of our first league team later in the summer.

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

Robert Minnett 11984 30.04 David Moss 179* 2007/08 A1

Peter Henriksen 8175 30.06 Steve Bull 177 2009/10 4th

Colin Huxley 5794 17.77 Lachlan Peake 177 2011/12 6th

David Quarford 5663 15.06 Pat Koch 171 2016/17 3rd

Robert Vere 5480 24.25 Mick Riggall 169 1974/75 A2

Don Leech 5403 17.95 Paul Brown 169 1996/97 A3

Toby Horstead 5367 23.85 Michael Letts 159 2004/05 B1

Geoff Browne 5269 22.14 Jason Ferris 153 2006/07 A3

John Jackson 5065 26.94 David Tallack 152* 1990/91 A1

David Moss 4693 24.96 Robert Van Dam 152 2005/06 A1

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

Ray Horton 40.37 1211 Toby Horstead 999 58.76 2012/13 6th/4

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George Turner 40.33 1855 Dave Moss 760 58.46 2012/13 3rd/1

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Jason Ferris 39.19 2273 Jason Ferris 755 81.25 2006/07 A3/A1

Matt Shaw 38.10 1600 Pete Henriksen 706 88.25 1989/90 B2

Michael Letts 36.76 1507 Geoff Browne 683 37.94 1956/57 5th

Matt Terry 36.40 1747 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

Damon Steel 32.19 1996 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

Colin Huxley 502 17.05 Peter Bell 71 6.18 1967/68 B1

Peter Bell 491 13.15 Jack Eaton 69 10.68 1961/62 3rd

Alan Richardson 482 15.04 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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5000 Runs / 500 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average Colin Huxley 5794 17.77 502 17.05

4000 Runs / 400 Wickets Player Runs Average Wickets Average

Don Leech 5403 17.95 413 14.93

Alan Richardson 4144 15.18 482 15.04


Peter Henriksen 8175 30.06 374 21.49


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 3449 20.29 282 19.88 Dave Moss 4693 24.96 233 17.50

Brenden Ball 4232 20.35 206 21.83

Matt Moore 2722 16.30 385 16.96

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 Glyn Archer

Robert Minnett 428 34 Richard Cotton 765 Bruce Minnett 1007 James Boyer Dom Wheeler

Colin Huxley 358 34 Paul Spraggs 778 Russell Murray 1013 James Trickey Hayden Brown

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

Alan Richardson 310 31 Ken Little 787 Pat Kelly 1145 Jake Carden

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

Pete Henriksen 291 28 Ross Fairhall 798 Jack Ritchie 1307 Ryan Bishop-Perrett

Don Leech 279 22 Brian Tapp 915 Jordan Meredith 1381 Joel Wood

John Jackson 268 27 Russell Pierce 941 Nick McLachlan 1384 Adam Gummer

Greg Bruckard 253 25 Greg Pierce 949 Jake Fraser 1382 Jack Pickering

Bert Elsworthy 252 19 Mark Bury 980 Arshdeep Virdi Zach Trewartha

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

Brenden Ball 2013/14

Club Championship

MWJCA (Junior) MWCA (Senior)

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

2014/15 2012/13 2011/12 2010/11

2013/14 2012/13 2011/12 2010/11 1961/62

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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Premierships MWCA (Senior)

Year Grade Captain

2016/17 3rd

Grade Darren McDermott

2015/16 4th


2014/15 7th


2013/14 3rd

Grade Tom Carden

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

Other Titles Year Grade Captain

2014/15 MWCA T20 Rob Minnett

2012/13 MWCA T20 Nirav Patel

2011/12 MWCA T20 Tom Carden

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Seasonal Number of CPCC Teams

Seniors Juniors

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PRESIDENT’S REPORT Season number sixty-two was for the most part washed away after Christmas, however the times we did get on to play provided plenty of interest and entertainment befitting a year of cricket on the Plateau. When we look back on 2016/17 we will not only remember it for the week after week of torrential rain and storms, but more importantly as the season CPCC entered it’s first ever Girls team. The clouds cleared just enough for a senior and two junior premierships and a number of sterling performances turned in by club players.

Around September last year, a group of girls registered through CPCC for the Friday night T20Blast program. The girls had so much fun we were able to form a team and enter them after Christmas into the new MWJCA Sixers girls competition held on Saturday afternoon. On 28 Jan, 2017 at a little after 2pm at Manly West Oval, the first ball was faced by a CPCC girls team. This is a significant occasion for the Club as interest in girls cricket is exploding. CPCC has a proud history of female involvement through participation in the boys teams going back to pioneers like Laele Burke, Ariel Norris and Emily Carden through to CPCC’s first international representative player in Michaela Turik. A big thanks to Paula Horstead and Camielle Handley for their enthusiasm and effort in organising the girls.

The season marked a period of generational change at our top playing level. Our young lions finally relieved club stalwarts of duty in the top grade after many years of fighting on and keeping our flagship team competitive. Tom Carden took over the running of a now relatively youthful 1

st Grade

team well stocked with ex CPCC juniors The team performed admirably mixing it with the best against some strong opposition and will certainly benefit from the season’s experience in 1

st Grade. Speaking of ex CPCC Juniors, it was fabulous to see Dom Wheeler selected to play for the Manly

Grade Club. Despite not being in the Pathways program due to being older, Dom took the long way round by playing for Shires higher grades in the hope that his performances on turf would be recognized. They were, and he defied the system proving the quality of many ‘Park’ cricketers. Congratulations Dom. It’s encouraging to see the Pathways program has now been amended for 17/18 to allow cricketers greater opportunity at cracking rep cricket without necessarily having to leave their home Club to go through avenues such as Shires.

Brodie Elliott took on the task of assembling a 2nd

Grade team. Whilst this meant much time, energy and frustration in getting a team on the park each week, those that played thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Brodie received the B&B Trophy in recognition of his selfless efforts as he also supported the 1sts by rotating and providing players even though 2nds were short and for a while, competing for a finals spot.

CPCC entered two teams into 3rd Grade with the younger ‘Gold’ team making it all the way through to the Grand Final. Given the monsoon that

occurred that Saturday, I am still scratching my head as to how they managed to get in sixty overs even at the porous Lake Park to set themselves up for a run chase on the Sunday. That they were successful in winning and taking out their third premiership in a row is testament to the quality of these guys and their tight knit team. Two of their number, Pat Koch and James Bourcier were engaged in an epic season long battle for the Bruce Shearer award with Pat winning by a nose in the end.

Our Junior teams were again well turned out thanks to the efforts of a great group of coaches and managers, ably supported behind the scenes by Vicki Carden and Jocelyn Huxley. Fundamental changes to competition formats with the introduction of T20 games and finals were generally not well received (particularly in the case of T20 games). In the end, our U11/2 Energy and U12/2 Flash teams finished as Premiers. CPCC players were again well featured in the MWCA Rep Teams with several players taking out best performance awards. Special mention to senior players Ryan and Ben Blackshaw who instructed the In2Cricket program on Friday nights, in addition to coaching their U13s team. Just reward that they were in the senior 3

rd Grade premiership winning team. Thanks guys, together with Tom Carden, Brodie Elliott and Matt Richards, it’s great to see

our ex-juniors continuing to be so heavily involved with the Club on a number of levels. On this front, I’d like to acknowledge Dom Wheeler for the eight years coaching the Neutrons team – great service & commitment considering he is still a young man.

I’d also like to acknowledge Social Secretary Tom Carden for his efforts this season which also included negotiating a sponsorship agreement with the Master Builders Club at Dee Why. The Builders now financially contribute to the operation of the Club, as well as warmly accommodating our players after games and for other events throughout the season. I’m sure all those who have attended will agree, the recently renovated Builders Club is a very comfortable venue and ideal location as our new ‘club house’. The extra sponsorship dollars allowed us to engage our first ever ‘Club Coach’ with the appointment of ex-NSW Shield player & local Marty Haywood. Marty ran the mid-week training sessions and the boys really appreciated the extra focus on training and mentorship Marty was able to provide. Unfortunately other work commitments has resulted in Marty being unable to continue in this role however we hope to engage someone else for 2017/18.

Sadly, I report the passing of ex-CPCC junior Craig Stanton on 18 May 2017. Craig played both juniors and seniors with Rob Minnett and myself and was a member of our B3 Premiership winning team in 1986/87. Craig was an extremely talented batsman and golfer and his father Frank (well known for coaching Manly, Balmain and Australian Rugby League Teams) coached us to an U10 premiership in our first year of cricket.

There has been no shortage of controversial issues in the off season to keep abreast of. The shortage of sports fields on the Northern Beaches has occupied plenty of space in the Manly Daily in 2017. Please note that the CPCC committee does not support any proposal to convert Warringah Golf Course to playing fields for other sports. Warringah Golf Course is a valuable, accessible, affordable and well utilised recreation and sporting facility. It is also a beautiful green belt in the midst of a heavily developed section of the Northern Beaches. We must demand better options from our elected officials. We are sure there are innovative, sustainable and intelligent solutions to this issue which protects valued resources like Warringah Golf Course and caters for the growth in other sports.

In winter 2017 Cricket Australia announced major changes to junior cricket formats. There are a number of positive changes which should make the game more fun and engaging for the younger age groups. There are however some changes which are a concern as they threaten to change the fundamental nature of our game as well as compromising safety. The shorter length of the pitch for age groups using a hard ball is of particular concern and CPCC have raised safety concerns with Cricket NSW who have assured us that no increase in player risk was found during their extensive trials of the new formats. We will monitor this closely and work with the MWJCA to ensure the new formats are implemented in the best possible way for cricket on the Northern Beaches.

The growth in cricket generally, increased demands on clubs and pressures on volunteers time prompts me to again appeal to all parents and older/senior players to please look out for, and consider opportunities to join our committee to help us provide quality cricket experiences for our community for a 63

rd time.

Col Huxley – President

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SECRETARY’S REPORT

Well done to our 3rd Grade Gold team for not only making the semi-finals, but they played an amazing Grand Final and brought home the silverware. Congratulations to Darren McDermott’s team on a great season especially since this is the 3rd season in a row they have won a Premiership. Our other 3rd Grade team were unlucky not to make the finals, needing only to win either of their last 2 matches and they only needed 2 more competition points to qualify. The 1st grade competition was made up of only 5 teams meaning 3 games of the 15 Round season would be byes. It also meant that only the top 3 teams qualify for the finals. Both 1st and 2nd Grade struggled for numbers most of the season & while neither team made the finals, both teams had very enjoyable seasons. Well done to our 4th Grade development side on finishing a respectable 5th and a special mention to Andrew Cameron for becoming CPCC’s newest member of the Centurion Club. The following table shows how all the teams finished in the regular and post seasons:

Team Regular Season After the finals

1st Grade 4

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2nd

Grade 7th

3rd

Grade Gold 2nd Premiers

3rd

Grade Blue 5th

4th Grade 5th

It remains extremely encouraging how well the Juniors at Collaroy are operating, as well as enjoying their cricket and thriving at CPCC. I do however, wish I knew the secret to keeping them at CPCC and playing Saturday afternoon cricket. We are currently at less than 15% of Junior CPCC cricketers converting into Senior CPCC cricketers. 10 years ago I never would have dreamed I would be saying that. This does create a challenge for us to double or triple this conversion rate to help build CPCC into an even stronger club. Yes, this requires the assistance of our dedicated volunteers and we are always looking for more. In the short term, there are changes to the rules for upcoming Junior seasons. Shorter pitch lengths and shorter games risk turning the game into a hit-and-giggle type of sport and I sincerely hope that I am wrong about that but the longer form of the game would have to be at risk with the current proposed rules changes. I’ll finish on a positive note by saying well done to the under 11 & 12 teams that won Premierships in their grades.

Off the field was another great season at Plateau. We welcomed our new Sponsor the Master Builders Club at Dee Why. We seem to have fitted in quite well down at our new club and special thanks to Tom Carden for getting this off the ground. Keep the Bar Tabs coming. Tom also instrumented our end-of-season reverse-Nelson-Bay visit to the South Coast to a brand new location, Culburra Beach. Another fantastic weekend, this time at a holiday house, beautifully appointed with a games room, ping-pong table, a dart board, tape deck, Foxtel, air-hockey, a mini fruit-bat and let’s not forget “Pot-Plant gate”. What more could you possibly ask for??? Special thanks to our Wonthaggi

legend Mr. Nick Johnson for winning over $1300 on a quaddie and shouting a large amount of beers at the Culburra Beach Bowling & Recreation Club where the entertainment was as fabulous as you thought it might not be. The Christmas dinner saw a revival of our Heads of State theme from a dozen years ago. Some fabulous outfits including Mr. Trump (Andrew Howson), Apu (JPD), Fidel (Tom), Julia (Emily) and it was Nick that came up trumps with his hauntingly beautiful effort as the Pope.

On the agenda for mid-2019 is another CPCC Tour to England. We are planning to visit Cornwall, Blackpool, somewhere else in England, then Dublin and finish in Amsterdam. The possibilities are endless for a ridiculously good time. Plans and fixtures will be organised in the next few months and anyone interested in attending, please let me know.

Lastly & sadly we lost Craig Stanton who Col and I used to play both Junior and Senior cricket for CPCC. Craig was a true character and took the words larrikin, spontaneity, natural sportsman and uniqueness to the next level. Tragically, Craig was involved in a car accident in 1993 and he never fully recovered. I went to his funeral on the Gold Coast in May and caught up with Craig's mum Maureen, dad Frank and his 2 sisters Leanne and Siobhan who I haven’t seen in decades, so it was great and very moving to catch up with them. Andrew Ward (son of well-known local Doctor Chris Ward), who Craig and I used to play cricket with, gave the eulogy and did an amazing job. Truly sad to see Craig pass, rest in peace.

Rob Minnett - Secretary Rob, Sid Sixer and Col at the pre-season Mona Vale Beach Blast

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Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club Inc. Statement of Assets & Liabilities - 30 June 2016

ASSETS

Cash at Bank $19,139.28

Stock on Hand $19,953.00

Item No. Value Total

Play shirts 285 @ VARIOUS = $9855.00

Shirts 105 @ VARIOUS = $3840.00

Jackets/Jumper 19 @ VARIOUS = $1180.00

Caps/Hats 111 @ VARIOUS = $3670.00

Ties 33 @ $30.00 = $990.00

Drinks = $418.00 Kit Equipment $21,339.00

.00 Item No. Approx. Value Total

Seniors 7 @ $450.00 = $3,150.00

Juniors 17 @ $350.00 = $5,950.00

Cradle 1 @ $700.00 = $700.00 Scorebooks 12 @ $15.00 = $180.00

Scoreboard 1 @ $600.00 = $600.00

Shelters 2 @ VARIOUS = $3,000.00

BBQ 1 @ $1,000.00 = $1,000.00

Blower 1 @ $300.00 = $300.00

Balls 87 @ VARIOUS = $5259.00 Ball Machine 1 @ $500.00 = $500.00

Projector 1 @ $900.00 = $700.00

TOTAL ASSETS $60,431.28

TOTAL LIABILITIES $0.00

NET ASSETS

$60,431.28

Season Receipts Receipts Season

2015/16 2016/17

$46,475.96 Registration Registration $48,882.87

$12.56 Interest Interest $5.00

$426.00 Sponsorship Sponsorship $3,714.90

$0.00 Fundraising/Social Club/Masters Events Fundraising/Social Club/Masters Events $2,212.00

$2,599.00 Sri Lanka Tour 2016 Sri Lanka Tour 2016 $0.00

$2,255.00 CPCC Merchandise Sales CPCC Merchandise Sales $4,050.00

$4,062.59 Tennis Shed Income Tennis Shed Income $2,949.75

$4,000.00 Government Grants at Bank Government Grants at Bank $0.00

$59,831.11 TOTAL TOTAL $61,814.52

Payments Payments

$15,117.98 Equipment Equipment $8,893.97

$19,277.75 Ground Fees & Insurance Ground Fees & Insurance $13,443.00

$9,974.75 CPCC Merchandise Purchases CPCC Merchandise Purchases $13,445.20

$3,990.00 Umpire Fees Umpire Fees $3,920.00

$3,436.44 Trophies Trophies $4,336.05

$5,233.70 Tennis Shed Supplies/Lease/Repair Tennis Shed Supplies/Lease/Repair $3,253.91

$3,715.19 Sri Lanka Tour 2016 Sri Lanka Tour 2016/Builders Members $40.00

$620.00 Govt Charges/Bank fees/donations Govt Charges/Bank fees/donations $0.00

$2,779.43 Annual Report, Social, AGM Annual Report, Social, AGM $7,137.68

$11,888.01 Capital Works/Asset Maintenance Capital Works/Asset Maintenance $630.52

$560.00 Advertising / Coaching Support Advertising / Coaching Support $1,953.20

($16,762.14) Excess of Receipts over Payments Excess of Receipts over Payments $4,760.99

$59,831.11 TOTAL TOTAL $61,814.52

Bank Account Bank Account

$31,934.23 Balance as at 30 June Balance as at 30 June $15,080.19

($16,762.14) Profit/(Loss) for year Profit/(Loss) for year $4,760.99

($91.90) Cash at hand Cash at hand ($701.90)

$15,080.19 TOTAL TOTAL $19,139.28

Treasurer’s Report – for year ended 30 June 2017

Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club

TEN SEASONS AGO

The 52nd

Annual Report for season 2006/07 was choc-a-bloc reflecting a period where plenty was happening for the club. The graph showed a continuation up with 15 junior teams and 6 senior teams entered into the Saturday competitions in what was an Ashes Tour year. The significant aspect of the junior registrations was that it marked the first time we had a team in each junior age group since Dave Quarford’s program to resurrect our junior club commenced ten years previous. Speaking of the Ashes, the Club held our own ‘Ashes’ match when a CPCC XI played an England XI at Graham’s reserve. The England XI included former English test spinner and now test umpire Richard Illingworth with CPCC being gracious hosts with regard to the result.

For the first time in the Club’s history we gained our own storage area that wasn’t under someone’s house when we were allocated space in the Youth Club to put our cricket gear. Whilst that was a tick for Council, they got a cross for the condition of Vic Huxley Oval and the annoying issue of the sprinklers randomly coming on during matches and training sessions. The outfield of Plateau Park literally hit rock bottom as it was hard to determine what was field and what was carpark for the first half of the season. In another case of CPCC being ahead of the game, we had the aim to achieve 1 x accredited Coach per team, ten years before Cricket Australia’s requirement (which is being implemented in 2017/18).

The six senior teams entered included a team of refugees from Seaforth. Led initially by Steve Bull, these young guys started their solid period with the club and included the likes of Anthony ‘AJ’ Johnson (of Lateral Estate fame) and current U9 Volts coach Andrew Graham. A team contact also supplied a quantity of XXXX Gold merchandise which still lingers around the Club. A decade ago the finals were also fittingly

washed out contributing to four of our teams losing semis but advancing the A1s. Rain was to then cruel them of a chance of winning the Grand Final against Seaforth. Our firsts made it to the GF despite losing star Pete Henriksen for a number of weeks with a sprained ankle after he stepped on the side of the pitch at Forest High whilst celebrating clean bowling an opponent. The standout individual performance however was the A3’s Jason Ferris who won the Shearer with 1280 points – 400 more than second place. ‘Snags’ also broke the A3 MWCA and Pete Henriksen’s CPCC records for season runs with 755 and took out the MWCA Cricketer of the Year.

The social scene was rolling along with an ‘Aussie Icons’ themed Christmas Dinner being taken out by Dan Peters as Ritchie Benaud. CPCC were victorious against Manly Breakers in the ‘Chewy Cup’ match and Rob Minnett and Michael Rohanek won the Double Wicket competition. The Nelson Bay tourists dragged themselves to Mandalong on the way home to play a Presidents v Captains XI game and CPCC’s Winter Baseball team ‘The Towers’ won a premiership. To top off a great year, the financial coffers were topped up by a $7k profit from selling meat trays at the Brooky Pub. It was another memorable season for CPCC.

Col Huxley – Club Historian

Australia’s Col Huxley bowling in the Ashes match with English ex-Test spinner (and now Test Umpire) Richard Illingworth at the non-strikers end

Jas Haithwaite getting value for his shots on the Plateau ‘wasteland’ that was Vic Huxley Oval early in the season

CPCC Towers Premiership winning Baseball team Life Member Milton Lidgard presents Jason Ferris with the Bruce Shearer Trophy after a record breaking season with the bat

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10 Years Ago photo gallery con’t

Camo presents ‘Aussie Icons’ winner Dan Peters for his impersonation of Richie Benaud. Packed house at Nolans 1 to watch the A1 Grand Final where rain limited any chance CPCC had of another victory over Seaforth.

VALE – Craig Francis Stanton Ex-CPCC junior and B3 Premiership winner Craig Stanton passed away on 18 May 2017 aged 48. Craig and family had endured a difficult time since he suffered serious injury in a car accident in Queensland 23 years ago.

The Stantons lived in Suffolk Ave Collaroy Plateau where Craig went to Collaroy Plateau Primary School. He played both juniors and seniors and was a member of the B3 Premiership winning team in 1986/87. Craig was an extremely talented sportsman, particularly as a cricket batsman and golfer. Craig’s father Frank (well known for coaching Manly, Balmain and Australian Rugby League Teams) coached the CPCC U10s to a premiership in 1977/78. This team included Craig, Rob Minnett, Bob Vere, Greg Luckman and Col Huxley.

Craig bowling in the Saturday morning ‘Net Squad’ with Don Leech looking on - 1976

Career Statistics Matches 33 Batting: Innings 33, Runs 935 @ 30.16, 2 Centuries, 4 Fifties with highest score of 122 Bowling: 153.3 Overs, 26 Wickets @ 18.04 Honours: MWCA Foster Shield Representative,

CPCC B3 Premier 1986/87

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MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

Bruce Shearer Best Overall Senior Performance

Patrick Koch

Warwick Armstrong Most Catches - Senior

Darren McDermott

B & B Moore Senior Clubman

Brodie Elliott

John Jackson Player’s Player – Touring

Not Awarded

Frank Huxley Best Touring Performance

Not Awarded

Rothmans Award Single/Double Wicket Competition

Not Awarded

Randolph Beddows Flag Highest Points Score – 1

st Grade

Rob Minnett

Golf Day Trophy Best score on handicap

Not Awarded

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

2016/17 D McDermott 19


2014/15 S Steindl 22


2012/13 D Wheeler 23





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

2016/17 Rob Minnett 512

2015/16 Dave Bennetts 617

2014/15 Tom Sheedy 707

2013/14 Dave Moss 787


2011/12 Col Huxley 622

2010/11 Nick Buxton 723

2009/10 Jason Haithwaite 786


2007/08 Pete Henriksen 992

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Bruce Shearer Memorial Trophy

Season Winner Grade Points

2016/17 Patrick Koch 3rd

1049

2015/16 Patrick Koch 4th 919

2014/15 Matt Moore 3rd

1081

2013/14 Liam Filmer-Ramsay 7th 1175

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

Pat Koch awarded the Shearer by Life Member Frank Huxley

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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 2016/17 Brodie Elliott 2nd

2015/16 Anthony Johnson Seniors/Sponsor

2014/15 Col Huxley 1st

2013/14 Kim Blacker T20

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 Champion 2013 - 2017 Not Played

President’s Golf Trophy

Not Awarded

2012 D Wheeler

2011 J Fabbro

2010 B Ball 2009 A Hobdell 2008 J Fabbro 2007 C Huxley 2006 D Peters 2005 G Powers

Scratch Event

Not Awarded

2004 B Ball 2003 D Storey 2002 T Horstead 2001 M Kehoe 2000 R Vere 1999 A Macleman

Ladies

Not Awarded

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) 1974 1972

G.A Brown (B.J Harland)

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 2017 Not Played

2016 Nirav Patel & Matt Richards

2014 - 2015 Not Played

2012-13 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.

The Nick Eade Shield

Year Winner No. of 6s Grade

2016/17 Pat Koch 18 3rd

2015/16 Pat Koch 16 4th

2014/15 Nick Bonner 21 2nd

2013/14 Anthony Papandrea 14 1st

4th Grade player Nick Eade tragically passed away during the 2013/14 season. Nick loved his cricket, particularly hitting sixes which was what his batting was all about. This shield was introduced in memory of Nick and is awarded to the senior player who hits the most sixes in a season (MWCA Saturday competition).

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

2015/16 – Anthony Papandrea (Sri Lanka Tour) 2013/14 – Rob Minnett

(England Tour) 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

2015/16 – Dom Wheeler (Sri Lanka Tour) 2013/14 – Rob Minnett

(England Tour) 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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JUNIOR Trophies

Spencer Bennett

Best Junior Pace Bowler

Sam Dunn

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

2016/17 Sam Dunn

2015/16 Sam Debien 2014/15 Aaron Stevens 2013/14 James Brock 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

Sam Jones

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

2016/17 Sam Jones 2015/16 Mark Dignam 2014/15 Ellis Raymond 2013/14 Isiah Vumbaca 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

Sam Jones

Don Leech is remembered as a great all-rounder 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

2016/17 Sam Jones 2015/16 Mark Dignam 2014/15 Ellis Raymond 2013/14 Bryton Caldwell 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

Justin Soo

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.

2016/17 Justin Soo

2015/16 Ethan Elliott 2014/15 Nicholas Baber 2013/14 Daniel Priest 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

Lachlan Kinstler-Smith

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

2016/17 Lachlan Kinstler-Smith 2015/16 Kobe Magyar 2014/15 Daniel Parker 2013/14 Justin Soo 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

Oliver Fairchild

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.

2016/17 Oliver Fairchild 2015/16 Luke McGuire 2014/15 Alex Butcher 2013/14 Not Awarded (no U13s) 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

Luke Burgess

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.

2016/17 Luke Burgess 2015/16 Sam Jones 2014/15 Kai Davies 2013/14 Not Awarded (no U13s) 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

Sam Jones

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.

2016/17 Sam Jones 2015/16 Harry Barham 2014/15 James Mulder 2013/14 Ryan Blackshaw 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 2007/2008 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead








61st 2015/16 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead

62nd 2016/17 Colin Huxley Robert Minnett Toby Horstead

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1st

Grade

It was a pleasure to take over the captaincy of the 1st Grade side last season, in what still is somewhat of a rebuilding phase for the top CPCC teams. Many thanks to Rob for his years of service doing what can be a very challenging and stressful job.

It was always going to be a testing season. Many players in the squad went in with little or no 1st Grade experience, and our resources were stretched as a result of trying to support a 2nd Grade team as well. This problem worsened through the year as we suffered further unexpected losses of personnel. Disappointingly this season, only 5 teams were entered into the 1st Grade competition. This meant byes and consistently being up against top quality opposition.

All that being said, we had a few good moments through the year and were quite competitive. A good sign of things to come as we consolidate the squad. We welcomed the “Wonthaggis” – Nick Johnson and the Howsons, as well as Conrad to the club, as they moved between 1sts and 2nds throughout the year.

Some highlights included Rob Minnett’s fantastic consistency with the bat all season (412 @ 41), a magnificent partnership of 113 between Kavin Moorthi and Andrew Howson at Nolans 1 to pull off a tough run chase to defeat Cromer and a trio of Minnetts on the field at Griffith Park featuring young Billy pulling off a fantastic catch at fine leg off his Dad Bruce’s bowling, anything else???

Looking forward to putting together a solid squad for next season and seeing the boys continue to improve as we accumulate more 1st Grade experience!

Tom Carden – Captain

1st Grade Season Honours

AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Rob Minnett 41.12 Batting Aggregate Rob Minnett 412 Bowling Average Nirav Patel 17.15

Bowling Aggregate Jeff Porter-Dening 15 Fielding Award Sam Steindl

First Grade – 2016/17

Back Row: Rob Minnett, Alan Richardson, Steve Albanese, Nick Armstrong, James Price, Dave Moss

Front Row: Bruce Minnett, Anthony Papandrea, Tom Carden (capt), Nick Bonner, Hugh Brassil

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2nd

Grade

With movement towards a joint 1sts and 2nds squad this season, the change in format left 2nds short at points throughout their campaign. Despite having a strong core group, the squad struggled to get the same group of 11 on the park every week. However, at full strength, the team was more than competitive with the top sides. Unfortunately, with a lack of consistently 2nds finished 7th out of 8 in a close competition, but was in the running for finals close to the end of the season. Regardless the season had many highlights, including current President Col Huxley’s 500th wicket for the club (Cromer’s no.11 stumped by Liam Bennett @ St Matthews Farm). Additionally, 2nds posted some great wins including a 1 run victory in the first round against St Peters with Wonthaggi recruit Nick Johnson taking wickets with consecutive balls to win the game. The team’s best performance came in round 6 in a one dayer at Plateau Park against the competition’s eventual runners-up Long Reef. Plateau were set a big total of 195 to chase down and reached the total from 27.1 overs and with 6 wickets to spare. In terms of players, 2nds were boosted by the recruitment of former Wonthaggi residents Nick Johnson and Andrew Howson who played vital roles in both 1sts and 2nds. Bathurst recruit Conrad Meulman also added youth and moral to the team with some fantastic on field banter and his love for the game. Ethan Elliott, still eligible for juniors during the season made a huge step up to 2nds from 4th grade and throughout the season established himself as one of the most improved players for the senior club in terms of both his batting and wicket-keeping. Eligible for juniors also, Adrian Caproni and his father Steve were pivotal players in the team. Steve looked dangerous with the ball all season and Adrian played a vital role in the pre-mentioned chase against Long Reef, posting a match winning 45. Toby Horstead was reliable as always with the bat in his token opening role and once again took down yet another batting award for the team. Also, a big thank you to Col Huxley who came out of retirement yet again to help the team, he was promised to only be a part time player at the start of the season and ended up playing 10/12 games! Additionally, honorable mentions to recruit Liam Bennet, Cam Baber and committed as always vice-captain Matt Richards. In summary, it was another fun year of cricket with a different looking 2nds outfit. Given the youth and talent that were displayed in the team, the players were certainly building towards something bigger in seasons to come! Signing off.

Brodie Elliott - Captain

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nd Grade Season Honours

AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Brodie Elliott 26.56 Batting Aggregate Toby Horstead 250 Bowling Average Nick Johnson 11.78 Bowling Aggregate Col Huxley 11 Fielding Award Ethan Elliot 14 Cat, 1 RO

Second Grade – 2016/17

Col Huxley takes 500th wicket v Cromer at St Matthews Farm

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3rd

Grade – Blue

A quick rundown on last season 3rd Grade Blue. At the beginning of the season we had no idea what grade we were to be placed. We had whispers

that the 4th Grade team from the year before was coming up a grade - so where were we to go? In the end 3

rd Grade had 2 Collaroy teams. Blue

(us) and Gold (the intruders - lol). The season started really well with a great win which carried to the next game also - well for 4/5ths of the next game anyway. We were well on top chasing 186 and the score was 4-160 odd with plenty of time left. Then comes the collapse. All out for 177 and a loss. This was our season to a ‘T’. We had some dominating wins against good teams then the next we would lose to the bottom of the table. One such game (1 dayer playing Long Reef who were on the bottom of the table at this time) we were all out for 149, not too bad. OK we can defend this! Then one guy comes in at no4 I think and smashed 70 off 25 balls to actually give us a real hiding. His clean hitting of 6 after 6 was nice to watch - sort of.

Our first game against the Gold team was fantastic. Darren would think differently lol. It came down to the last few balls where we chased a massive 300 odd. Gold played well but we somehow stole that one. Then we beat them again convincingly second time round…. At the end of the season we needed to win 1 of our last 2 to make the finals but Mother Nature certainly stuffed that up for us. Rd 13 against Terry Hills. We got 162 first innings and we had them at 2/29 before it was called off. We had both their best bats - the captain and also Taifalos. We were going to win that for sure. Then on the last round a win would still be good enough against Wakehurst - but again Mother Nature took it away from us with not a single ball bowled - both weeks washed out.

So in the end we finished a very very frustrating 5th. One good thing to take from the season - we beat team Gold twice who ended up winning the GF. Well done team Gold - I thought the weather was going to steal your chance away also but luckily you got your game in and deservedly beat Terry Hills - well done! I won’t do player ratings - we ALL played really well most of the time.

Matt Moore - Captain

3rd

Grade Blue Season Honours AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Damon Steel 37.82 Batting Aggregate Damon Steel 416 Bowling Average Rob Steel 14.56

Bowling Aggregate Rob Steel 18 Fielding Award

3rd Grade 2016/17

Back L to R:, Rob Steel, James Humberstone, Chris Dwyer, Matt Moore (capt), Blake Conde, Damon Steel Front L to R: John Brooks, Michael Rohanek, Adam Pressley, Raj Ganesh, Graeme Faulkner

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3rd

Grade - Gold

(The Threepeaters) After success in 4

th Grade last season and Presidents Cup the year before, the team moved up to 3

rd Grade for the 2016/17

season. While optimistic and hopeful, the grizzled realists Darren McDermott and Craig Allomes set out considering that more wins than losses would be a successful season, with a semi-final spot being the ultimate goal. There were little thoughts of a three peat, but that’s what the end result was following a gripping rain affected Grand Final. The regular season included 7 first innings wins, 4 first innings losses and 3 draws (2 washouts), resulting in a 2nd place finish on the ladder. The team had a couple of changes from last year, with new player Michael Wright joining, and Liam Filmer-Ramsay returning to the Plateau mid-season after Max Dudfield broke his leg. The rest of the team was Darren McDermott (c), Craig Allomes, Lachlan Allomes, Brad Baber, Ben Blackshaw, Ryan Blackshaw, James Bourcier, Sam Filmer-Ramsay, Pat Koch, Lachie Murphie and Kesh Ratnavibushena. 3rd Grade was a well-balanced competition, with no stand out dominant teams or strugglers, and semi-final positions were up for grabs right up to the last round. In the end, 2 extra points gained from a fighting draw against Harbord Bowling and a bonus point in a one day loss against CPCC Blue (where we were well beaten) helped secure 2nd spot and the advantage in the semi-final. Highlights from the season were Pat Koch’s amazing 171 against CPCC Blue, where the team somehow were unable to defend 305, and his 7/7 against Wakehurst; James Bourcier’s 108 against Manly Leagues (he also got 83* against them in the other fixture); Sam Filmer-Ramsay’s match winning 70* against Harbord Bowling; Brad Baber’s 6/37 in the semi-final; and of course the 3 games against Cromer. In the first we saw a massive dummy spit from them as they were asked to play a 2nd innings (and nearly fell in a heap to hand us an outright); in the second we passed them 9 down when they thought they were coasting; and in the semi they were rolled for 64 chasing 227, at one stage being 8/25. As needs to happen to be successful in cricket there were a few players who had standout seasons, but also a full team who contributed. Seven players scored over 200 runs: Bourcier (508); Koch (449); S Filmer-Ramsay (286); Murphie (262); R Blackshaw (248); Baber (207) and Wright (201); while six took 10 or more wickets: Koch (31); Baber (27); Bourcier (20); L Allomes (19); S Filmer-Ramsay (11) and B Blackshaw (10). Darren McDermott again captained astutely, as well as keeping tidily with 21 dismissals (19c, 2 st). The Grand Final. The match was played against Terrey Hills, with a full week’s rain making things ominous. After a 2nd place finish, CPCC needed to win the game, with a draw or wash-out being enough for Terrey Hills. The wise men at MWCA moved the game from Nolans Swamp to Lake Park which gave some chance of a game but a heavy squall at 12.30 on Saturday made things questionable. In the end only around 45 minutes / 8 overs was lost in the days play. McDermott won a good toss and chose to bowl, and a slow outfield, accurate bowling and a defensive-minded Terrey Hills meant only 111 runs were scored from 62 overs. Terrey Hills exercised their right to bat into Day 2, when some sunshine had quickened up the field slightly. They pushed to 9/134 off their 75 overs, leaving CPCC with a minimum of 54 overs to get the score. Standout bowling performances were Bourcier 4/17 (16 overs); Baber 2/36 (24) and Koch 1/25 (19). The fielding was good and tight with McDermott snagging 5 dismissals (4 catches + 1 stumping) and Lachlan Allomes taking a great catch on the boundary. The chase started slowly with Bourcier falling early and Ryan Blackshaw being caught after a quick 30 which lifted the rate. Lachie Murphie then weathered some tight bowling and close chances but kept his wicket intact. Liam Filmer-Ramsay and Pat Koch fell and Terrey Hills were starting to reach for the silver-polish as their premature celebrations began. Their reliance on only 2 bowlers started to unravel though as tiredness set in. Murphie and Brad Baber started playing shots and quickly cut down the required runs as the Terrey Hills players started misfielding and panic set in. When Baber fell for a whirlwind 31 there were only 2 runs left to get, which Murphie calmly polished off, bringing up his unbeaten 50 in the process.

Craig Allomes - Manager/player

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rd Grade ‘Gold’ Season Honours

AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average James Bourcier 36.29 Batting Aggregate James Bourcier 508 Bowling Average Pat Koch 11.90

Bowling Aggregate Pat Koch 31

Six Wickets in an Innings Pat Koch

Brad Baber 7/7

6/37

Centuries Pat Koch

James Bourcier 171 108

Fielding Award Pat Koch

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3rd Grade Premiers – 2016/17

Back Row (L-R): Liam Filmer-Ramsey, Kesh Ratnavibushena, Lachie Murphie, Craig Allomes, Sam Filmer-Ramsay, Lachlan Allomes, Brad Baber Front Row (L-R): Darren McDermott (c), Max Dudfield, Michael Wright, James Bourcier, Pat Koch, Ben Blackshaw, Ryan Blackshaw

4th

Grade

This was another solid year for the development side with a fifth place finish in an 8 team comp. This season we moved from a one day comp back to the traditional mix of one and two day games in 4th grade. In general our batting was competitive but in some key games our bowling depth was short. It was pleasing to see a few other teams playing a mix of adults and juniors. The rainy weather marred the end of the season with the team playing its last cricket on Feb 17. The side was made up of a number of longer term CPCC players i.e. Kim Blacker, Andrew Davis and myself. This group was joined by CPCC stalwart Andrew Cameron, a group of new adult recruits i.e. Norris Waters, Mark Woolf, Graeme Neasmith, Rob Lerpiniere, Phil Stuart Jones, regular CPCC junior players i.e. Nick Baber, Corey Calvert, family combinations such as Marc and Ben Eady, Ash and Sam Jones, and Jim Debressac and Eli Cox, and guest appearances by Mitch Gilligan, Hayden Calvert, Pat Bowden and Tim Schultz Some highlights of the season included:

A good win over Mona Vale in round 1. The team batted well to haul down a total of 228. Four of the last five batters scored 160 runs between them (Davis 89, Neasmith 36*, Lerpiniere 17 and Eady M 24*)

Andrew Cameron’s inaugural century against St Peters. Following a ‘5 for’ to Eli Cox, Camo gave the pickets on the square boundaries at Balgowlah a good hammering.

A repeat victory over Mona Vale. Tim Schultz (72) showed his batting form of last season with good support from Nick Baber followed by tight bowling and excellent catching, Sam Jones came into the team this match and made an immediate impact.

A crushing win versus semi finalists DY RSL. A very good match for junior teammates Ben Eady and Sam Jones.

Kim Blacker (55*) with the support of Phil Stuart Jones (39*) peppering the square boundaries of Beverly Job to destroy the St Peters attack.

Several batters scoring over 150 for the season. A Cameron (279), A Davis (221), Norris Waters (206) Graeme Neasmith (166) I expect the team will continue to play 4th grade next season. We will be looking to increase the number of juniors in 17-18. My personal thanks to all the adults who supported the development concept and carried out the many team functions.

John Jackson

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th Grade Season Honours

AWARD NAME TOTAL

Batting Average Andrew Davis 55.25 Batting Aggregate Andrew Cameron 279 Bowling Average Ben Eady 14.67

Bowling Aggregate Eli Cox 14 Fielding Award Sam Jones

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Masters

There was excitement in the air as the Sydney Masters season was off to an early start this year in September. This was until we found ourselves in the field on a cold and wet Roseville Chase oval in our first game busy chasing a wet cricket ball around all parts of the field with one fielder short for 29 overs before the game was eventually abandoned due to heavy rain (The tea was pretty awful too). That was the start to a season where as well as not getting to play the first game, our final game of the season was abandoned due to wet weather, where in February of this year we had the novelty of having another game abandoned due to “extreme heat”, and in between, we travelled something like 650 Kilometres to get to away games at far flung places such as Campbelltown/Ingleburn, Georges River and Mandalong.

At the end of the day, after finishing a consistent 3rd on the Masters ladder in the past two seasons, this season we ended up finishing 7th on the ladder. This result could easily have been much better when taking into account the closeness of some of our losses and difficulties we faced with missing games with weather when other games were played. After our initial wash out, we next faced the challenge of Mosman at Allan Border Oval when despite some valiant efforts at the crease at various stages by Mossy (31), Woolfy (36) and Dave Bennetts (40 n.o.), we were soundly beaten. At least they were good hosts with free beer after the game.

Round Three found the team facing what they thought was a daunting trip out to Campbelltown before the weary travelers were told upon arrival that the opposition had decided to move the game to Ingleburn without informing anyone. In the end it was all worth the trip as we beat ladder leaders Campbelltown, soundly in a CPCC run fest. After a good opening partnership with Toby Horstead, Van Dam went on to score 42 and was joined by Mossy, and Burton with 40s. Glen Rota also contributed with runs and a handy 3 wickets. A solid win and the tea was apparently very good too. However, the standout performance of the day which earned him man of the match was Mossy spending half an hour on the morning of the game knocking on my front door trying to wake up Pete to get him to the game.

After knocking off the ladder leaders in Round Three, we were brought down to earth over the next 3 games leading up to the Christmas break when we suffered an uncharacteristic trifecta of losses to Macquarie Uni, Georges River and Auburn. Whilst some of these games were close, and we played one of the games with only 10 players, and whilst there was some good performances from some of our players, it is all pretty inconsequential, when at the end of the day we did not win these games. The teas were all good though!

After Christmas we rallied the troops including rounding up club captain Rob Minnett, and Woolfy’s mate Smithy, and managed to scrape up 10 players to head bush up to Mandalong country to play Pennant Hills. A new year brought new fortune as we knocked what we expected to be an insurmountable total of 7/235 with Jason McLean (56 n.o.), Minnett (41 n.o.) and Kym Woolf (52 n.o.), making the most of the long drive, the heat and the flies. After looking like the opposition was going to chase down the total after a searing start, some good bowling started to peg them back, and after a bit of quality heckling which lead to an emotional exchange between the opposition batsman and Pete Henriksen, the opposition found themselves needing 3 runs to win off the last ball of the last over, when Mossy (4/28), proceeded to bowl out the opposition batsman to win the game.

In our next game, on a sticky wicket at home at the revamped LM Grahams Reserve we had another victory against Lindfield after batting first when we defended a modest total of 142. Jason McLean (4/22) and Dean Storey (3/42) each bowled well and helped secure the good win.

In what ended up to be the final game, against Briars at home, after knocking out a respectable 178, with Van Dam belting out a clean 49, helped along by Paps (34), and tail enders Luke Ireland (14) and Storey (21 n.o.), whose 9th wicket partnership of 33 made a big difference, we ended up bowling them out for 67 (incidentally, this was not as good as the performance in 2011/12 when we bowled them out for 59 at Rothwell Park at Concord) It would be remiss of me not to mention the standout bowling performance of the game which came from who else but Kym Woolf who ended up with figures of 2/3 off 1.5 overs. Not to mention Dr Bennett’s small contribution of 4/8 off 9 overs.

The silverware this season was taken out by Mossy who received the batting award with 204 runs at an average of 29.14, and Jason McLean who received the bowling award with 13 wickets at an average of 18.

Thank you to everyone who brought along teas to the home games this season, your efforts were appreciated, I don’t think there’s any chance that a person would ever starve at a CPCC Masters game. Thanks also for all the efforts David Gainsford and others at Manly Grade for helping us out with continuing to supply our ground at LM Grahams Reserve. Thanks also to Ben Pace for all the hard work with all the changes to the grounds calendar over the season. A big thank you for the club and in particular Toby Horstead for organising Masters Playing Shirts and for all of the support.

I look forward to seeing everyone out there for another season next year when I am confident we will be competitive and get ourselves back up the competition ladder. Anyway, at least we get to play on some good turf wickets with our mates having some enjoyment on a Sunday afternoon. If anyone is interested in joining us on a Sunday afternoon for a game of Masters on a turf wicket and if you turn 40 before April 2018, get in contact with me through the club.

Andrew Cameron - Masters Organiser

Masters Season Honours AWARD NAME

Most Runs Dave Moss 204

Most Wickets Jason McLean 13

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2015 photo: John Heineger, Bruce Minnett, Jason McLean, Pete Henriksen, Andrew Davis, Rob Minnett Andrew Cameron, Kim Woolf, Luke Ireland, Dave Moss, Anthony Papandrea, Brett Whiley

T20 A Team

2015 photo

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T20 OGRES

The 2016/17 T20 competition saw The Ogres have another enjoyable season, where we were competitive (mostly) and even won another game – wonders will never cease! Unfortunately several of the Ogres were unavailable for all or part of the season due to injury or enforced retirement. This opened up the opportunity for several new Ogres to debut and also thanks to the juniors (including Nick, Ben and Sam) who stepped up and helped the likes of Dom and Nirav try and make us older guys look competitive! A special thanks to Dom for returning to captain the Ogres this season. The Ogres are very proud to claim Dom as he played for us for several seasons before making Manly Grade – no doubt the pressure of carrying the Ogres helped him progress through the ranks. Congratulations and well done Dom. Hopefully several previous Ogres will be back for 2017/18 along with a couple of new young and old players to enjoy playing T20 cricket.

Kim Blacker

T20 Old Spice

Five defeats in five games might not sound like a great season but the results don’t tell the story behind the first season in the T20 Cup for the Old Spice team of ‘mature cricketers’. We might have not played for a while but we hadn’t forgotten how great it is get the whites on and spend a few hours with your mates out in the middle on a hot summer’s day.

Saying that we weren’t expecting the first Monday after our debut to be one of the best that the Northern Beaches physios had seen for many years. Six of the team hobbled off during the game after pulling muscles that hadn’t been challenged like this for a long time; one even had a double hamstring tear. Game two saw only three injuries and even though the opposition scored more in 20 overs than most teams in a 50 over game our spirits weren’t dampened. Things did however get better. We came close to our first win twice, we had one of our team nearly hit our first fifty and we took some great catches. Everyone had a memory or two we will never forget and there were plenty of stories to be told. A win would have been great but enjoyment was more important to us and the families that watched us every week. We all had great fun.

We’ll be back for the 2017/18 season and we lots more wanting to join the squad. We know our first win is only a stroke of luck away. Keep your fingers crossed!

Standing L-R; Jason Day, Ant Flutely, Alastair Burns, Paul Staunton, Russ Phelps, Tim Rogers, Colin Jones, Tim Rodham and Kurt Hamann Seated: L-R: Graeme Pengelly and Dan Morley

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62nd

Season Photo Gallery

CPCC Christmas Party, Dee Why Chinese – Religious Leaders, Heads of State & Bond Villains

Rob Minnett, Nick Johnson, Tom Carden & Jeff Porter-Dening Toby Horstead

Toby Horstead (44) & Nick Johnson (4/11) @ The Builders Club Man of the Day mug for Camo on his maiden Century

3rd Grade Gold & 3

rd Grade Blue after their epic encounter @ Vic Huxley Oval

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3rd Grade Gold receive a heroes welcome from the juniors after their grand final victory

Senior Presentation Night @ The Masters Builders Club

End of Season trip – Culburra Beach RSL

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Junior Secretary’s Report The 2016-17 season of Park Cricket officially concluded with our Junior Presentation evening at Collaroy Plateau Youth Club on Sunday 19th March 2017. Ironically, the presentation evening and accompanying BBQ was held under dry skies after the back end of the season, including most Semi and Grand Finals had been literally ‘washed away’. Junior Registration numbers were healthy – particularly in the 8-12 age bracket - allowing us to form 16 Saturday morning teams (covering all age groups from U8’s through to U16-18’s), and for the first time in Club history we fielded an all-girls team who played in the Saturday afternoon Girls Competition. For our Under 6’s we also ran our Friday evening In2Cricket program. The Saturday morning competition commenced in September for U10's and up, with the U8’s and U9's getting underway later in October. The new T20 Blast format was introduced to replace Kanga cricket for the U8’s. The introduction of T20 matches and a Finals series were met with mixed opinions across the older age groups. After some cracking summer weather leading up to Christmas and through most of February, wet weather took hold late Feb and was relentless for the last 7 weeks of the season. The rain played havoc with the competition, spoiling the finals hopes of several teams. Fortunately two of our teams had cemented their positions for finals berths before the big wet set in and emerged victorious at season’s end. In the wrap-up for season 2016-17 we had:

Under 12/2 ‘Flash’ Saturday morning Premiers Under 11/2 ‘Energy’ Saturday morning Premiers Under 11/2 ‘Electrodes’ Saturday morning runners-up

The MWJCA presentation night was held in June 2017. CPCC Premiership teams, coaches and managers, along with individual award winners proudly sported their distinctive blue and gold “Towers” shirts as they took to the stage to receive their trophies. Sydney Thunder player and newly appointed Manly 1st Grade skipper Chris Green was this year’s guest presenter and was also on hand for the official photographs. Congratulations to our 2 x CPCC Premiership teams and our individual award recipients as tabled below.

MWJCA Award Winners 2016-2017

Player: Awards: Grade:

George Saunders Bowling Average 5.89 Bowling Aggregate 19 Best Bowling Figures 5/0 from 3 overs

U12/2

Suriya Ganeshraj Best Bowling Figures 4/7 from 2 overs U13 Girls Summer Comp

Sam Jones Junior Cricketer of the Year Highest Score 100* Batting Aggregate 489

U14/1

Sam Dunn Bowling Aggregate 18 U14/1

Raja Ganeshraj Best Bowling Figures 6/4 from 2.4 overs U14/1

Luke Harvey Representative Player of the Year U13 President’s Cup

The next rung up the ladder from Club cricket is MWJCA Representative Cricket. The trials for 2016-17 reps were held in March 2016 with train-on squads selected for each age group. Official training commenced early August with final team selections announced after trial matches during September/October. The rep season proper commenced at the end of October 2016. These players also had the opportunity to represent MWJCA in rep carnivals held in Newcastle, Ballina, Lismore and Tamworth over the Summer School Holiday break. It goes without saying that we are always proud of CPCC Juniors who are selected for representative duties. For the 2016-2017 season MWJCA representative caps were presented to:

Under 11 DCA J.H. Creak Shield – Luke Burgess, Lachlan Kinstler-Smith and Jasper Pressley Under 11 President's Cup – Ethan Buchanan Under 12 President’s Cup – Mitchell Gilligan Under 13 DCA Gee Shield – James Buchanan, Raja Ganeshraj and Harry Ryals Under 13 President's Cup – Ben Eady, Hayden Calvert, Luke Harvey and Jackson Griffiths, Under 14 DCA Harold Moore Shield – Sam Jones Under 14 President’s Cup – Samuel Dunn and Lachlan Trewartha Under 16 President’s Cup – Adrian Caproni

The list of CPCC Junior players to earn selection for the Manly Warringah Waratahs was increased by four this season with Dom Wheeler, Glyn Archer, Hayden Brown and Abhijeet Virdi making their Grade cricket debuts. They joined Jack Ritchie, Ash Virdi, Nick McLachlan, Sam Gainsford, Jake Carden, Adam Gummer, Zach Trewartha, Ryan Bishop-Perrett, James Boyer, Jack Pickering, Isaiah Vumbaca – as former CPCC Juniors currently playing Grade at Manly. Our successful CPCC in-house School Holiday Cricket Camps have become an annual event during the October and January school holidays. Coordinated by accredited coaches Martin Haywood, John Jackson and Jake Carden, the camps were well received by our young players and will be offered again this coming season. Isaiah Vumbaca joined the coaching staff at the January camp to the delight of our aspiring young spin bowlers. Registrations for Season 2017-18 will be underway by the time this report is printed – looking forward to another great season – hopefully with less rain!

Vicki Carden - Junior’s Secretary

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U16-18 Neutrons

Yet another summer has come and gone, plenty of runs scored & wickets taken, and more than a few laughs had by all. Unfortunately the weather & scheduling played havoc with the second half of the season, so the boys didn’t get to play as much cricket as they would have liked, but they still managed to put together some fantastic team performances & a few moments of individual brilliance along the way. We lost a few players from our squad from last year, but were joined by some very keen rookies, and a couple of talented players who had come back to cricket, who came in and added a lot of strength to both our batting and bowling stocks. We were however a relatively young team playing up in the U16-18 comp which was obvious to see at times, with some of the opposition teams towering over us & playing a very tough brand of cricket. But despite this, the boys still gave a good account of themselves & stuck it to the big boys on a number of occasions, particularly against the comp’s runaway winners St Augustines Gold, which was very pleasing to see as a coach. The batting award this year went to one of our team’s stalwarts – Liam Maynes-Leslie – who really stepped up & batted with a lot of maturity and consistency this year, becoming the rock at the top of our order. There were quite a few contenders for the bowling award this year, with the wickets shared around by most of the bowlers, however in the end it went to one of our returning members – Nick Lee – who became the go-to bowler when we needed to dry up runs or snag a wicket. Nick bowled a great line and length all year, constantly attacking the stumps & picking up 12 wickets. The final award this year was a Most Improved award which went to one of our newcomers – Matthew Rose – who came good in the second half of the season & started batting with a lot more confidence and spanking the bowlers to all parts which was great to see. I’ll admit that I found it quite difficult to juggle my coaching commitments with my job & my own cricket commitments this year, and probably let the boys down a little bit by not being able to be there all the time this season, which is why I have decided to step down as coach for next season after 8 years at the helm of the Neutrons. It has been a very enjoyable (and challenging) experience & I hope the boys all learned something & improved as cricketers along the way. Finally, I must take the time to thank all of the parents who helped me out both at training and at the matches this season, in particular to Adam Ward, Tim Schultz & Paul Soo. Thanks also to all of the boys for working so hard and giving it their all for the whole season. Hopefully they can keep it up next year! Go Plateau!

Dom Wheeler - Coach

U16-18 Neutrons Season Awards

Batting Award Liam – Maynes-Leslie

Bowling Award Nick Lee

Most Improved Matthew Rose

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U15/1 Thunderbolts

To know that Div 1 was now reality and not a dream, the boys were excited to play some classy/hard core cricket. And they got just that. The ladder doesn’t reflect the attitude and the hard work the boys put in. Several games could have gone our way. But that’s the difference in skill level from div2 to div 1.Our opening bowlers were outstanding each week. Special mention goes to Josh (chips in the pocket) Sauer for his consistent line and length, and seeing these Rep players respecting him each week with the new ball. He was well supported by Max Koccas. Well done boys. Our Batting let us down at times but towards the end of the season, it was rewarding to see players keeping their heads down and walking off the pitch with several not outs. Well done to Corey/Riley/Harry and Tim. Special mention goes to Max (I love my hair) Drew and Calvin (Man Cave) Kinstler-Smith, who have really developed with both the bat and ball. Well done guys. I would like to thank Gary Smith for his support at training, game day and off the field scoring data input. Thank you Pearson’s Florist. Kirsti (I love my dog more than Jeremy) Schnitger as Manager. Thank you for your support, sponsoring the team and providing the best Tent that was the envy of all other sides with (BFG Electrical and Data displayed), and the training balls from the grandparents. Thank you. The Parents….each week that chook pen was in full chatter and I was able to keep up with ALL the goss. Thank you for allowing me the time to develop your young men. It was a pleasure. It was a pleasure to coach and to be rewarded with Corey Calvert making the cut re: Rep cricket…My Job is complete. Thank you and good luck Boys for next year.

Jason Brown – Coach

U15/1 Thunderbolts Season Awards

Batting Award Corey Calvert

Bowling Award Max Kocass

Most Improved Joshua Sauer

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U14/1 Charges

The 2016/17 season was a mixed bag for the Charges. We were slow out of the blocks in the early rounds but really fired after the Christmas break. The team worked their way into a position where we needed an outright win in the last round in order to squeeze into fourth position on the ladder and therefore a spot in the semi finals. The Charges demolished Harbord outright in the last round and rightfully earned a place in the semi finals. We had great momentum leading into the semi finals, but alas, wet weather snatched away the opportunity. Both Saturdays of our semi final match were washed out without a ball being bowled (ultimately, the final was also washed out). The core of this team has been together for five seasons now and 2016/17 was another successful one, with plenty of runs scored, wickets taken and catches held. All boys made important contributions at different stages of the season, with some of the milestones listed below:

Hayden Calvert 55 no vs Harbord

James Buchanan 51 no vs Harbord

Luke Harvey 50 no vs Harbord

Raja Ganeshraj 6/4 vs Harbord and 3/13 vs Collaroy Plateau

Sam Debien 3/9 vs Harbord and 3/29 vs Wakehurst

Lochie Keenan 3/16 vs Harbord Congratulations to all players for their effort and enthusiasm throughout the season and thanks also to the many parents who assisted with scoring, umpiring and training. We look forward to a prosperous season in 2017/18.

Darryl Buchanon - Manager

U14/1 Charges Season Awards

Batting Award James Buchanan

Bowling Award Raja Ganeshraj

All-round Contribution Award Luke Harvey

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U14/1 Gigawatts

The Gigawatts (Liam Delaney, Sam Dunn, Ben Eady, Max Faulkner, Finn Herd, Mathew Jackson, Sam Jones, Max Pengelly, Rishi Raju, Lachlan Trewartha, Tyko Williamson) were all keen to get the season started after several weeks of pre-season training. With only 11 players and Ben Eady playing with a broken arm for the first five matches it was a rocky start to season 16/17. Mixed results saw us go into the Christmas break knowing it was going to be a tough comp as always. After the break the boys started to hit their straps with some solid results keeping us in the top four. The Manly Mini Bash was another great fun comp. Making a very wet final the boys finished a gallant second. Weather played a big part towards the end of the regular season with matches being postponed or cancelled due to excessive heat and rain. We finished the season in a solid 3rd place after the finals series was washed out. A huge thank you to team manager Heather Eady for always keeping us well organised. As well as a big thanks to all the parent helpers with scoring, umpiring, ground set up, assistance at training and an endless supply of fizzy drinks after each match. Congratulations to the award winners and the following players on representative selections: Manly representative players - Sam Dunn U14, Ben Eady U13, Sam Jones U14, Lachlan Trewartha U14 It’s been a pleasure being involved with a fantastic group of families and a great bunch of young men.

Marc Eady – Coach

14/1 Gigawatts Season Awards

Batting award Max Pengelly

Bowling award Sam Dunn

All rounder Ben Eady

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U13/1 Lightning

After a dominant 2015/2016 season in Division 2, the boys jumped up a division for the 2016/2017 season. This season was all about skills development and growing together as a team. Our regular team of Oliver Fairchild, Matthew Adam, Daniel Jenkins, Ethan Ballie, Jack Mason, Jack Hadikin, Zachary Vera, Isaac Vizzard, Dylan Daniels and Jett Tracy played with great spirit and consistency throughout the season. Often competitive for many games, we were cruelled by injuries and availability of player, with many players stepping up from lower age groups/divisions, even playing against their own teams. We’d like to thank Alec Huxley, Daniel Loney, Lachlan Kinstler-Smith, Ethan Buchanan, Cyan Davis, Beau Valentine, Owen Gordon, Fynn Brown, Kush Patel and Daniel Lee for their service. Our batting this year went to our most consistent, Matthew Adam. 229 Runs @ 20.82 featuring 29 4’s and 3 6’s. Showing promise last year, Matt has really developed over the off-season and this he year turned that potential into output. Matt’s leadership and commitment was also well noted by his peers. Our Bowling award went to Oliver Fairchild, taking 10 wickets at an average of 13.60 and an economy of 3.89. One of the most economical in our team, Ollie was relied upon often to get a breakthrough utilising his swing and pace. Ollie would always be at training and his enthusiasm was not unnoticed. Our fielding award went to Jack Mason. Jack’s anticipation and awareness in the field was elite, culminating in 8 catches, 4 keeping catches, 3 assisted runouts and 2 unassisted runouts. A long throw and always backing up made Jack a great example for those long days in the field, often providing a voice and leadership beyond his years. Finally, we would like to thank the Parents who often coached, umpired, supported, scored and transported throughout the season, and the club, in particular Col and Jocelyn Huxley for providing the facilities and management to get this team up and running.

U13/1 Lightning Season Awards

Batting award Matthew Adam

Bowling award Oliver Fairchild

Fielding award Jack Mason

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U13/1 Radiators The boys had a ball at training and on game day. They laughed and made fun of each other and even found time for some cricket. Skills improved as the season took shape. Many thanks to Jake Carden and John Jackson for their coaching expertise.

The commitment each week from the parents in bringing snacks, umpiring, scoring and driving the boys to and from games was greatly appreciated by all.

Batting trophy to Luke Burgess. A brilliant season from our most consistent player.

Bowling trophy to Mitch Gilligan, deserving winner in a very tight contest.

Coach’s trophy to Henry Dewar, our demon opening bowler.

As many of the boys started high school mid-season, training became a challenge. Our closest games were against the other Plateau team, the Lightning. Some excellent good humoured sledging was displayed from both sides.

Although the wins were few the boys had a productive and fun season.

Peter Loney - Manager

Under 13/1 Radiators Season Awards

Batting Award Luke Burgess

Bowling Award Mitchell Gilligan

Coaches Award Henry Dewar

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U12/1 Electric

Due to a numbers issue with the previously strong and successful U11/1 Storm team, the decision was made to move Team Electric up from division 2 and take on the remaining Storm players to have a crack at Division 1. Whilst this created a less than desirable squad size of 14 players and a difficult challenge for some of the division 2 players, an enjoyable and successful year resulted. It should not be lost that many members of this team are playing up an age group (or two) and/or were taking the big leap into division 1 cricket. The Div 1 rookies quickly found out how much tougher the competition is in the top grade when we drew Forest and Wakehurst (who eventually tied for 1

st place in the competition) in the first two games. These teams were stacked with rep players but despite quick 1

st innings losses in both these first

two games, the team wasted no time commencing the steep learning curve by digging in and batting out the 2nd

innings to save bigger losses. This determination and resilience will serve them well. Even though the season will be remembered for the amount of rain and tough opposition, we certainly had our ‘days in the sun’. When wins are few, they are certainly enjoyed and the last over victory against St Augustines, & run chase v Harbord Knights were celebrated. Most importantly, all the boys contributed throughout the year and showed improvement. A great example was the efforts of Lockie to motivate his new teammates when in the field. Lockie’s persistent calls of “Keep the talk up it’s not a Library” and “On his toes and off he goes” were usually met early on with bewilderment and silence from the old div 2 players. By the end of the season, most were active to contributing to the on-field chat which keeps the boys engaged. Luke Rosnell – (Bowling Award) Luke started off the season with 3/18 in game 1 against the eventual premiers Forest. He maintained a consistent,

threatening line and length across the season which resulted in a team high 11 wickets at a team best average of 14.11. Luke’s highlight with the

bat was undoubtedly his partnership of 41 with Ethan in our exciting victory over St Augustines in round 7 at Nolans 4.

Cyan Davis – Cyan turned in some strong innings, particularly when he had a chance at the top of the order. His opening partnerships with Jasper

of 38 and 61 set us up for big totals in both games. Cyan’s rapid in-swing bowling was economical but like most, the required short bowling spells

never really allowed him to warm up. As usual, Cyan was always switched on in the field taking 3 catches and a run-out.

Ben Ward – Ben’s left armers collected 3 wickets for the season – and it could have been more as he created a number of half chances. When he

warms them up, Ben’s full length and trajectory makes him difficult to play. Ben’s batting epitimised the defiant stand our players took against

stronger & often older opposition. Sent out into the heat of battle with wickets falling, Ben never flinched and held up an end under great pressure.

Alec Huxley – Whilst runs were hard to come by, Alec again showed his game-awareness by contributing to several valuable partnerships through

intelligent running and batting, the highlight being our season best partnership of 67 with Ethan in round 15 at Dee Why. Alec’s bowling strength is

in his accuracy, length and ability to swing the ball away often dismissing or pinning down a threatening batsman.

Fynn Brown – Despite not having a lot to show for his efforts in terms of runs or wickets, Fynn demonstrated good development with both his

bowling and batting. Based on this Fynn was often sent in early, facing strong opposition bowling where he displayed good technique and

‘survivability’. This culminated in him retiring ‘Not Out’ in one of our later T20 matches. Fynn’s bowling is now at a strong accurate pace which

should see him start to get rewards with the ball and he’s always contributing in the field taking 3 catches for the season.

Oli Knight – Oli couldn’t buy a run for most of the season finding all sorts of ways to get out. Still, he demonstrated enough (particularly in the Mini

Bash) to prove that he has the technique and shots of a class batsman once he gets going. Oli spent a good deal of time behind the stumps and is

developing into a solid keeper-batsman whilst he still has a great outswinger when he gets hold of the ball.

Aden Crawford – Aden’s highlight came early in round 1 at Melwood Oval when he batted with Ethan for many overs against a rep standard

bowling attack in a partnership of 61, saving the team from oblivion. As with many players this season, the ‘hit or get out’ nature of T20s did not help

Aden spend the time required at the crease to develop his batting in div 1 and likewise with the ball as aggressive batsmen gave little room to warm

up however Aden kept contributing with a couple of good catches and run outs.

Lockie Kinstler-Smith – (Batting Award) Joining us from Team Storm, Lockie was one of the team’s ‘core’ players due to his div1 and rep

experience. He started his season in style with a beautiful maiden fifty and went on to score another two more in his season total of 253 @ 31.63.

Lockie’s skill in the field and capability with the ball and gloves showed what an excellent cricketer he already is and a valuable team member.

Kush Patel – Another from the Storm team, Kush was a regular with the new bowl. He found a fabulous length from ball one of the season and

kept it pretty much till the end, often bowling well without much luck. Kush’s best for the year were the great figures of 2/4 off 6 overs to help set up

our win against Harbord Knights in round 3 at Passmore. Kush can smack the odd four which is good as he isn’t a great fan of the quick single.

Ethan Buchanon – (All-Rounder Award) Another one of our rep players picked up from the Storm team, Ethan was involved in everything. His

bowling was feared and respected by the opposition and the proliferation of T20s limited opportunity to take more wickets. Ethan’s batting went to a

new level showing a balance of great power hitting and maturity in occupying the crease when needed, proved by his involvement in 4 of our 7

partnerships greater than 25 runs. He hit two fabulous fifties on his way to 243 runs. Added to that, Ethan’s fielding is amazing with one diving catch

at deep backward-square beyond belief.

Jack Day – Batting at the top of the order was a tough ask this season but Jack always put up his hand to take on the generally quick, swinging

opening bowling. Jack’s own bowling showed improvement this year with him turning in several very tight spells and is always keen to take the

gloves when he could get them off Lockie and Oli. Jack shows a cool head in the field where he played a part in 5 run outs.

Will Sewell – Will easily took out ‘Rookie of the Year’ honours. Every over and every innings showed dramatic improvement and it wasn’t long

before he had his first runs (a turn behind square leg at David Thomas against Peninsula) and wicket against Harbord Spinners (caught by Aden at

mid-on). Despite the milestones, Will’s season highlight was undoubtedly his catch at deep deep fine leg when he swallowed a crisply flicked shot

we all thought was going for six off paceman Ethan in a pressure cooker victory over St Augustines.

Jasper Pressley – The 3rd of our rep players returning to Team Electric after a stint with Div 1 Storm, Jasper struggled to consistently harness his

enormous pace with the ball. When he did, he was usually too quick for the batsman (& our keepers!). With the bat, Jasper showed on a number of

occasions what a talented player he is, the highlight being the last game of the season where he put on 61 runs with Cyan at Dee Why.

Alan Perry – Another good season of development for Al. He was difficult to face when he was on the spot with the ball however it was Al’s batting

that probably provided him with season highlights. All of a sudden Al worked out how to swat them back past the bowler and he put on 51 with

Ethan at Plateau Park against Harbord Crushers.

Again the boys received compliments from opposition coaches regarding their fielding, behaviour and application which says a lot about their development with the game and character given the often tough game situations we found ourselves in. I would like to thank all the parents for their support and cooperation particularly with the rostering of players off regularly due to the large squad. Scoring was possibly the toughest task anyone had this year with the game format and hence rules changing week to week together with the frantic pace of T20s. Thanks to Andrew, John, Chris and anyone else brave enough to take the book this season and to Paul and Andrew for assisting with umpiring. Most of the boys participated in the midweek Mini Bash T20 Comp where we had more success. Thanks to Matt Richards for successfully coordinating the boys through to the Mini Bash finals and Jocelyn for so efficiently managing Team Electric.

Col Huxley - Coach

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Under 12/1 Electric Season Awards

Batting Award Lockie Kinstler-Smith

Bowling Award Luke Rosnell

All-Rounder Award Ethan Buchanon

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U12/2 Flash Having finished last year with four wins in a row, the boys returned in 2016/17 with plenty of enthusiasm and determined to continue their fine run of form. Beating last year’s premiers and arch rival Cromer in the very first game was a great start and set a high level of expectation for the season. Despite a few losses here and there in the first half of the season, while the team got used to their first season of "if you're out, you're out!" traditional cricket, the boys learnt quickly from their mistakes and by the second half of the season there was no stopping them. Cromer also continued their fine run and despite getting some extra points from outright wins Flash were unable to dislodge them from number one spot trailing by just one point at the top of the ladder by the time the finals came round to finish in second place. The two day semi-final against Wakehurst was played mostly in the rain, and although it ended up being washed out on the second day, enough cricket was played on the first day to give our boys plenty of confidence for the final the following week. And what a terrific final it was against Cromer - our arch rivals all season. The boys made a fantastic start as we bowled them out very cheaply and then managed to get past their total on the same day, securing a first innings victory. With a washout the following week, the first innings victory secured us the premiership. Thoroughly deserved by our boys who played all season with great skill, intelligence, camaraderie and sportsmanship.

A great bunch of boys ably led by co-coaches Dan Morley and Andy Barker and supported by our amazing manager Catherine Tissier. Standouts in the team were George Saunders for his bowling (including a five wicket haul) and Dylan Newland-Dailly for his batting including a top score in the 70's. Best fielder award was won by Nicky Butcher. Other notable mentions are Sean Rose for his all-round ability and always taking a wicket when we most needed it, fielding and bowling from Jago Barker, Fenton Morley for his safe hands behind the wickets and opening the batting, Jacob Quarrie for his outstanding spin bowling, Baden Malcolm with great swing bowling, Ryan Kotze with huge improvements in bowling, and also big improvements for Myles White and Tom Parsons.

Dan Morley - Coach

12/2 Flash Season Awards

Batting Award Dylan Newland-Dailly

Bowling Award George Saunders

Fielding Award Nicky Butcher

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U11/2 Energy

The CPCC U11/2 Energy team had a fantastic 2016/17 season losing only one game on their march to a well deserved premiership. The Energy’s top score for the season was a massive 5/196 off 36 overs and in an 18 over-a-side game they scored 112 without losing a single wicket. The Energy’s best bowling for the season was an impressive 13/100 off 36 overs. Importantly, the Energy are a great group of boys who played as a team and in the spirit of cricket. In average cricket everyone has to perform to win and they all ‘stood up’ in tight games to take wickets, score runs, take a critical catch or to be not out and collect bonus runs. I was constantly impressed by how well the team fought back after a tough first session or week; sometimes costing me a box of iceblocks or a round of drinks! It is amazing how well boys of all skill levels respond if you give them all an equal opportunity, and show faith and confidence in them. A special thanks to our manager Jonathan for keeping us organised all season and for his entertaining emails, to our assistant coach Noah Gammage who brought his experience and skills from playing as a CPCC and Manly representative junior for many years to the team, to everyone who helped out with scoring and umpiring, and to a great group of supportive parents who made the season a very enjoyable one. Congratulations as well to the CPCC Electrodes who pushed us all the way to the last game of the season which was unfortunately washed out when they had a chance to be joint premiers. Well done to our award winners and the rest of the team:

Kim Blacker – Coach

Under 11/2 Energy Season Awards

Batting Award Daniel Kelly

Bowling Award Emerson Phillips

All-rounder Award Luc Debien

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U11/2 Electrodes

What a stellar season!

With the exception of 2 players the squad entered its 2nd season together under the watchful eye of Mark Pearson. This team is full of kids that constantly display a passion and energy for the game. They are willing to learn and enjoy all forms of the game. The improvement and performances on the field from early in the season meant it quickly became evident that this team could be contenders come finals time.

Mark focused the boys on fundamentals such as running between wickets and backing up fielders. The bowling accuracy improved substantially, leading to the team in some games taking over 15 wickets.

The Electrodes only lost 1 of its last 6 games and unfortunately due to rain was unable to complete their finals game against the other Collaroy team. This meant they tied for 2nd position. Overall a fantastic achievement from a great bunch of boys.

Di Vassallo – Manager

11/2 Electrodes Season Awards

Batting award Jake England

Bowling award Jiya Van der Straaten

All-rounder award Sam Boucher

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U10/1 Force

The Force was definitely with this wonderful group of friends who re-united this year to enjoy every moment of the cricket season. The team consisted of Angus Ashwin, Cameron Dancer, Harley Cruickshank, Tom Trevena, Patrick Wollaston, Lachlan Potter, Lucas Farrant, Oliver Balenzuela, Patrick Barham, Remi Tyacke, and Hunter Carroll.

The boy’s strength and knowledge improved greatly from the original U9 formation of the Force, with all players making valuable contributions to the team. Highlights for the year included Lucas’ 4 wickets in a devastating 3 over spell against Peninsula Barracudas and then getting a fifth wicket via a spectacular run-out, Harley demonizing opposition batsman with his incredible pace, Angus’ pull shot for 4 against Peninsula Kingfisher sending backward square ducking for cover and some hilarious running between the wickets by the entire team. Thanks to all the parents for turning up every week, helping me with training and playing cricket with their children – this is vital for the success of the whole team!

Thanks to our super manager – Danielle Farrant for all her tireless efforts in getting us to turn up on time every week!

Looking forward to seeing how far they all can go next season.

James Carroll - Coach

Under 10/1 Force - Season Awards

Batting Award Hunter Carroll

Bowling Harley Cruickshank

Most Improved Lachlan Potter

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U10/1 Protons

Bring on the hard ball and Division 1 - which is a big step up for the Protons. This means no more Super Softa balls, but like last season games are decided on the ‘average’ of runs and wickets with no table or individual player stats. As coach my goals for each season is that everyone has lots of fun, learns about cricket, and contributes to the team. I also work with the kids to improve individual batting, bowling and fielding skills, while learning the rules of the game. This season was our last chance to play cricket without a points table at Div. 1 level. Overall we had our share of wins and some 'well played’ losses and we all enjoyed our cricket. A fun season and I look forward to the next. Most of our team carried on from last season. We lost Aston Ellis, Denise Wells, Theo Avory & George Wright, but we gained Chloe Brown, Edie Hunter, Holly Merritt, Timothy Knight & Nelson Davis. Darcy Horstead also fills in for us when we need him - thanks Darcy. Ben Fergusson: Ben really improved in all areas this year. His good fielding & throw created one of the best run outs of the season. Well done Ben Callum Flutey: (Fielding award) Callum has lots of natural sporting ability and throws himself around the field like they do on the TV. Callum took some tough catches this season, plus he bats and bowls well too. Nice work. Chloe Brown: Chloe’s worked hard on her cricket this year and her bowling came good at the end of the season. You really look like a cricketer so keep it up Chloe. Edie Hunter: Edie’s a real competitor and handy cricketer. Edie hit one of the biggest shots this year for 4 out at cow corner. Edie’s defence might need a little more work next year but who’s doesn’t. Go Edie. Emily Horstead: (Bowling award) Emily is a serious cricketer and team player. This year Emily was my ‘go to’ bowler for the final overs and won the bowling award for being the most consistent. Well done Em. Holly Merritt: Holly joined our team without any experience and has had to practice her bowling more than most. To Holly’s credit she’s stuck with it and was much more consistent by the end of the season. Keep it up Holly. Nicholas Wells: Nicholas really enjoys his cricket, whether batting, bowling or fielding and brings a lot to the team with his skills and attitude. Good work Nick. Nelson Davis: New to our team but a very handy cricketer. Nelson batted out one amazing innings to see us win on the last ball. Close to the trophies. Well done Nelson. Nelson Murphy: Nelson is a very consistent cricketer and rarely has a bad day. Nelson plays a great leg glance and picked up a lot of 4’s plus his bowling is always reliable. Nice work Nelson. Neo Pressley: (Batting award) Neo’s game just keeps getting better because he loves his cricket and being the coaches son means lots of trips to the nets. Neo hopes to make Reps this season. Well done Neo. Timothy Knight: Tim's a fun cricketer and talented too. This season Tim took some of our best wickets with the ball, so he’s a bit of a match winner. Hope to see you next season Timmy. Again, thanks Paula for your great support as team manager and as assistant coach. Thanks to all the parents who supported the team, helped with scoring and supplied the coach with take away coffee, which is always appreciated.

Adam Pressley - Coach

Under 10/1 Protons - Season Awards

Batting Award Neo Pressley

Bowling Award Emily Horstead

Fielding Award Callum Flutey

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Under 9 Electrons

Despite the heat and the rain the Electrons did very well to win 10 and only lose 2 tight matches. But more importantly it was the positive and supportive attitude and growth in cricketing terms that made 2016/17 a great season for the CPCC U9 Electrons. All the boys progressed with their cricketing knowledge and ability. Aspects such as encouraging each other in the field, celebrating a wicket, backing up in the field and backing up when batting all point to a group that is enjoying their cricket. Archie received the bowling award for taking the most wickets, bowling very straight since Christmas and working hard on improving. The batting award was based on runs scored and being dismissed least, and straight bat stroke play around the ground. With a high numbers of runs, only being dismissed twice and his elegant cover drives Darcy picked up the batting award. The All-rounder award was based on the combination of batting (runs and least dismissed), bowling (wickets) and catching/run out contribution. This award went to Brody. Other individual highlights to note included Sam never being dismissed and Lachlan scoring lots of runs and taking lots of wickets. James and Lewis's chat in the field always kept the energy up. Rory and Liam are growing in cricketing confidence and ability. Connor's significant all round contribution in his first season. Jamie's leadership in the field, always wanting to improve and one amazing pre-Christmas amazing batting partnership with Rex. I am already looking forward to next season, as are the boys who had a lively pre-season net session before the presentation evening. I am sure most of the team are looking forward to U10/1's and the hard ball! Thanks to the mums and dads who helped out at training and with scoring and umpiring. Your participation makes the cricketing experience all the more enjoyable for our aspiring Warner, Smiths and Starcs. From a club perspective, thank you to Vicki, Colin, Jocelyn and my wife Paula for all your administrative efforts. I also want to say how proud I was of a many of the Electrons who sat attentively through the whole presentation evening, I really enjoyed sitting with the boys. Looking forward to 2017/18.

Toby Horstead - Coach

U9 Electrons Season Awards

Batting Award Darcy Horstead

Bowling Award Archie Cooper

All-Rounder Award Brody Mendel

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Under 9 - Sparks

The 2016/17 Sparks players were: Russell Adler, Samuel Barry, Charlie Blyton, Louis Brown, Tyson Butler, Charlie Byford, Jack Kalms, Liam Kelly, Conor Mulcahy, Kye Paxton, Patrick White, Hugh McWilliam.

The Sparks entered 2016/17 season with their first step to playing on a hard pitch with pads, gloves, and helmets. We had boys from all parts of the Northern Beaches, including Collaroy, Elanora, and Belrose, aged 6-9 years.

At the beginning of the season we worked on developing some basic cricket skills with batting, bowling and fielding. The boys found some aspects of the game difficult, however, they made some great improvements towards the end the season with being able to play shots on both sides of the wicket. In addition, there were significant improvements in their bowling, with a decrease in the number of wides and no-balls bowled.

Thanks to Ciaran Sharp for this work as manager throughout the season. In particular, with all the wet weather cancellations. I would like to also thank Wheeler Heights Public School for the use of the nets on a Friday afternoon. Furthermore, a special thanks to all the parents for helping with scoring.

Matt White – Coach

U9 Sparks Season Awards

Batting award Conor Mulcahy

Bowling award Kye Paxton

Training award Russell Adler

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T20 Blast - Volts

The Volts entered the new format T20 Blast with no-one sure quite what the competition would involve. Although the promise of music and lights didn't quite materialise, the regular venue of Beacon Hill Oval was filled with anticipation as the Volts stepped onto the "SCG" with enthusiasm and belief. Being a tight-knit group they probably had a little too much enthusiasm at times and often had to be kept in check by coach Andrew Graham when over-celebrating wickets or match wins (not that we were keeping score too closely, were we?).

All the team improved hugely as the season went on, and having started out with the usual mix of chucking, wide armed windmill bowling, holding the bat the wrong way round, and some comical run-outs in the first couple of games, the team quickly hit their stride. Winning almost all their games with a combination of big hitting sixes, classic cover drives, tight straight bowling, and some fantastic catching and ground fielding (even when playing for the opposition) the Volts can safely be marked out as a team to watch in the years to come.

Some of the boys even had the chance to step out on the real SCG at lunch on day 1 of the Australia v Pakistan test match (making up the numbers for Pittwater), wowing the crowd with their enthusiasm and skills, making for some memorable moments that will live with them for a long time.

Special thanks to coach Andrew Graham for bringing the boys along so much, and somehow managing to control an infectious and sometimes boisterous bunch of boys.

Steve Milner – Manager

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Storm - T20 Blast & Sydney Sixers Girls League

I had the honour of coaching the first ever girls cricket team for the mighty Collaroy Plateau Cricket Club. Though we were entered in an U/13s competition, with the average age of our girls being 9, we were always in the contest and came a long way throughout the season. I was very impressed with how committed the girls were in learning new and challenging skills such as bowling with a straight arm, and facing up to fast, experienced bowlers a few years their senior, with a hard ball! Perhaps the greatest characteristic of our team was their undying enthusiasm and joy of playing cricket together. It didn’t matter if we were losing, or melting in the summer heat; the girls would always find a way to laugh and bring a smile to each other, which to me is the definition of a successful team. There is no doubt that with time and practice, these young girls will develop into excellent cricketers, but more importantly, they are already showing promising signs of maturing into fine young women and future leaders. Overall, they were a pleasure to coach, and I look forward to seeing them develop, as they grow bigger, stronger and wiser.

Javed Badyari – Coach Storm Season Awards

Batting award Olivia Butcher

Bowling award Suriya Ganeshraj

All-rounder award Mikayla Harvey

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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. 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 age competitions.

Contact [email protected] for more information on participation

2016/17 In2Cricket Coordinators Ryan & Ben Blackshaw

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CPCC All-Time Statistics

c Name Runs Avg c Name Runs Avg Name Avg Runs Name Avg Runs

1 Robert MINNETT 11984 30.04 51 Dave WHITSON 2039 19.99 1 George TURNER 40.33 1855 51 Graham PEAKE 19.29 2064

2 Peter HENRIKSEN 8175 30.06 52 Andrew DAVIS 2251 31.26 2 Jason FERRIS 39.19 2273 52 Peter BROWNE 19.09 2558

3 Colin HUXLEY 5794 17.77 53 Keith LANGELAAR 1997 14.58 3 Matt SHAW 38.10 1600 53 Kevin NICHOLSON 18.94 2519

4 David QUARFORD 5663 15.06 54 Damon STEEL 1996 32.19 4 Michael LETTS 36.76 1507 54 Doug CAMPBELL 18.87 2246

5 Robert VERE 5480 24.25 55 Anthony PAPANDREA 2020 22.20 5 Matthew TERRY 36.40 1747 55 Ross HUTCHISON 18.63 1938

6 Don LEECH 5403 17.95 56 Ew en CHUNG 2036 29.51 6 Jason JAMES 34.52 2900 56 Dan PETERS 18.56 2561

7 Toby HORSTEAD 5367 23.85 57 Ross HUTCHISON 1938 18.63 7 Nick BEATON 33.80 1487 57 Paul BROWN 18.38 4026

8 Geoff BROWNE 5269 22.14 58 Alistair GRIGG 1936 11.52 8 Damon STEEL 32.19 1996 58 John HENDERSON 18.16 1507

9 John JACKSON 5164 27.18 59 Col PEAKE 1911 21.00 9 Ew en CHUNG 29.51 2036 59 Shannon McGUIRE 18.11 2915

10 Dave MOSS 4693 24.96 60 Mark HOY 1874 27.56 10 Peter HENRIKSEN 30.06 8175 60 Steve THEODORE 18.09 1737

11 David TALLACK 4353 23.79 61 George TURNER 1855 40.33 11 Robert MINNETT 30.04 11984 61 Don LEECH 17.95 5403

12 Andrew SEWELL 4351 23.52 62 Terry BROWNLOW 1847 15.26 12 Jack FOX 30.03 2282 62 Colin HUXLEY 17.77 5794

13 Bert ELSWORTHY 4289 16.31 63 Dom WHEELER 1832 19.49 13 Andrew DAVIS 31.26 2251 63 Mathew THOMPSON 17.56 1387

14 Brenden BALL 4232 20.35 64 Nick BONNER 1960 20.21 14 Alex McGEE 29.16 1633 64 James HUMBERSTONE 17.30 2993

15 Alan RICHARDSON 4144 15.18 65 Les BROWNE 1752 16.37 15 Robert DENNIS 28.48 2563 65 Tom CONSTANTINE 17.17 3726

16 Paul BROWN 4026 18.38 66 Matthew TERRY 1747 36.40 16 Mark HOY 27.56 1874 66 Jason FOX 17.08 1435

17 Ross FAIRHALL 3843 26.87 67 Steve ALBANESE 1742 16.91 17 Tony KAY 27.38 2902 67 Steve ALBANESE 16.91 1742

18 Adam PRESSLEY 4061 23.47 68 Steve THEODORE 1737 18.09 18 Jason HAITHWAITE 27.31 1420 68 Tom CARDEN 16.90 2299

19 Tom CONSTANTINE 3726 17.17 69 Dennis ROBBIE 1736 14.59 19 John JACKSON 27.18 5164 69 David LE 16.90 1369

20 John WELLBURN 3637 24.09 70 Ian WALLACE 1721 11.87 20 Ross FAIRHALL 26.87 3843 70 Mike RIGGALL 16.74 2930

21 Robert VAN DAM 3476 16.55 71 Steven HARLAND 1713 22.84 21 Dave MOSS 24.96 4693 71 Jack LLOYD 16.63 2511

22 Luke IRELAND 3449 20.29 72 Peter BELL 1701 8.22 22 Neil CHAPMAN 24.74 1336 72 Chris BROWNE 16.58 1641

23 James HUMBERSTONE 2993 17.30 73 Jack EATON 1679 11.82 23 Charles HALE 24.25 1528 73 Robert VAN DAM 16.55 3476

24 Mike RIGGALL 2930 16.74 74 Chris BROWNE 1641 16.58 24 Robert VERE 24.25 5480 74 Les BROWNE 16.37 1752

25 Shannon McGUIRE 2915 18.11 75 Alex McGEE 1633 29.16 25 Jeff MITCHELL 24.19 1306 75 Bert ELSWORTHY 16.31 4289

26 Tony KAY 2902 27.38 76 Matt SHAW 1600 38.10 26 John WELLBURN 24.09 3637 76 Matt MOORE 16.30 2722

27 Jason JAMES 2900 34.52 77 Dom TILDEN 1586 22.99 27 Wayne LLOYD 24.06 2165 77 Alan FAIRHALL 16.05 2841

28 Alan FAIRHALL 2841 16.05 78 Peter BONNER 1584 20.05 28 Toby HORSTEAD 23.85 5367 78 David GILKES 16.02 2580

29 Matt MOORE 2722 16.30 79 Milton LIDGARD 1583 8.99 29 David TALLACK 23.79 4353 79 Alan ELSWORTHY 15.61 2061

30 David GILKES 2580 16.02 80 Dave ALFORD 1578 11.11 30 Andrew SEWELL 23.52 4351 80 Paul (Fred) NELSON 15.50 1488

31 Kevin LAKE 2564 20.51 81 Graydon CONDE 1536 14.36 31 Adam PRESSLEY 23.47 4061 81 Terry BROWNLOW 15.26 1847

32 Robert WILLIAMS 2563 10.33 82 Charles HALE 1528 24.25 32 Dom TILDEN 22.99 1586 82 Alan RICHARDSON 15.18 4144

33 Robert DENNIS 2563 28.48 83 Michael LETTS 1507 36.76 33 Barry MOSS 22.95 1469 83 Tim CARPENTER 15.08 1478

34 Dan PETERS 2561 18.56 84 John HENDERSON 1507 18.16 34 Steven HARLAND 22.84 1713 84 David QUARFORD 15.06 5663

35 Peter BROWNE 2558 19.09 85 Grant SHERRINGHAM 1497 21.70 35 Geoff BROWNE 22.14 5269 85 Dennis ROBBIE 14.59 1736

36 Kevin NICHOLSON 2519 18.94 86 Ben IRELAND 1489 10.06 36 Anthony PAPANDREA 22.20 2020 86 Keith LANGELAAR 14.58 1997

37 Jack LLOYD 2511 16.63 87 Paul (Fred) NELSON 1488 15.50 37 Eric TAZELAAR 21.79 2135 87 Graydon CONDE 14.36 1536

38 Vic HUXLEY 2433 9.81 88 Nick BEATON 1487 33.80 38 Nick BONNER 20.21 1960 88 David SHARP 13.50 1472

39 Blake CONDE 2581 20.65 89 Tim CARPENTER 1478 15.08 39 Grant SHERRINGHAM 21.70 1497 89 Andrew MacLEMAN 12.15 1397

40 Jack FOX 2282 30.03 90 David SHARP 1472 13.50 40 Malcolm COTTON 21.63 1471 90 Ian WALLACE 11.87 1721

41 Jason FERRIS 2273 39.19 91 Malcolm COTTON 1471 21.63 41 Col PEAKE 21.00 1911 91 Jack EATON 11.82 1679

42 Doug CAMPBELL 2246 18.87 92 Barry MOSS 1469 22.95 42 Doug WILES 20.78 1413 92 Alistair GRIGG 11.52 1936

43 Andy KANDELAS 2172 20.30 93 Jason FOX 1435 17.08 43 Kevin LAKE 20.51 2564 93 Dave ALFORD 11.11 1578

44 Wayne LLOYD 2165 24.06 94 Jason HAITHWAITE 1420 27.31 44 Brenden BALL 20.35 4232 94 Robert WILLIAMS 10.33 2563

45 Tom CARDEN 2299 16.90 95 Doug WILES 1413 20.78 45 Andy KANDELAS 20.30 2172 95 Andrew CAMERON 10.19 2406

46 Eric TAZELAAR 2135 21.79 96 Andrew MacLEMAN 1397 12.15 46 Luke IRELAND 20.29 3449 96 Ben IRELAND 10.06 1489

47 Andrew CAMERON 2406 10.19 97 Mathew THOMPSON 1387 17.56 47 Blake CONDE 20.65 2581 97 Vic HUXLEY 9.81 2433

48 Frank HUXLEY 2067 8.33 98 David LE 1369 16.90 48 Peter BONNER 20.05 1584 98 Milton LIDGARD 8.99 1583

49 Graham PEAKE 2064 19.29 99 Neil CHAPMAN 1336 24.74 49 Dave WHITSON 19.99 2039 99 Frank HUXLEY 8.33 2067

50 Alan ELSWORTHY 2061 15.61 100 Jeff MITCHELL 1306 24.19 50 Dom WHEELER 19.49 1832 100 Peter BELL 8.22 1701

MOST RUNS (Top 100) BEST AVERAGE - TOP 100

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Name Runs Avg Season Grade Wkt Players Total Season Grade Name

1 Toby HORSTEAD 999 58.76 2012/13 6th/4th/1st Grade 1st Ew en Chung Blake Conde* 258 2010/11 4th 1 Rob MINNETT 12

2 Dave MOSS 760 58.46 2012/13 3rd/1st Grade 2nd Dave Moss* Pete Henriksen 218 2007/08 1st 2 Pete HENRIKSEN 10

3 Jason FERRIS 755 75.5 2006/07 A3/A1 3rd Ryan Dunn* David Moss 212 2012/13 3rd 3 Toby HORSTEAD 7

4 Pete HENRIKSEN 706 88.25 1989/90 B2 4th Jack Fox* Nick Beaton 212 2010/11 4th 4 Robert VERE 6

5 Geoff BROWNE 683 37.94 1956/57 5th 5th Rob Minnett David Bennetts* 168 2010/11 1st 5 Jason FERRIS 4

6 Matt SHAW 679 67.9 1991/92 B1 6th Nirav Patel* Nick Bonner 186 2014/15 2nd 6 Nick BEATON 4

7 Jason JAMES 676 52 2002/03 A2 7th Sam Filmer-Ramsay Andrew Davis 134 2013/14 7th 7 Dave QUARFORD 3

8 George TURNER 673 56.08 1958/59 3rd 8th Adam Pressley Rob Steel 111 2013/14 4th 8 Dave TALLACK 3

9 Matt TERRY 662 60.18 2010/11 6th 9th Pete Henriksen Russell Pearce* 147 2002/03 A1 9 John WELLBURN 3

10 Ray HORTON 660 110 1956/57 3rd 10th Adam Peacock* Doug Wiles 114 2007/08 5th 10 Peter BROWNE 3

11 Toby HORSTEAD 639 45.64 2009/10 7th 11 Ross FAIRHALL 3

12 Neil CHAPMAN 619 36.41 1961/62 3rd 12 Rob DENNIS 3

13 George TURNER 618 44.14 1956/57 3rd 13 John JACKSON 3

14 Liam FILM ER-RAM SAY 610 61.00 2013/14 7th 14 Luke IRELAND 3

15 Robbie HERBERT 604 33.5 1997/98 B4 15 Jack FOX 3

16 Rob MINNETT 582 52.91 2012/13 1st Grade 16 Alex McGEE 3

17 Don LEECH 581 27.67 1965/66 A2 17 Dave MOSS 3

18 Terry MORONEY 580 32.22 1959/60 3rd

19 Dennis ROBBIE 577 24.04 1958/59 3rd

20 Robert MINNETT 573 44.08 1997/98 A1

21 Todd WRIGHT 572 57.2 1996/97 A2

22 Paul ENDERSBY 568 43.69 2001/02 A2/A1

23 Pete HENRIKSEN 559 43 2002/03 A1

24 Mike RIGGALL 553 39.5 1974/75 A2

25 Peter BROWNE 553 46.08 1956/57 3rd

26 John WELLBURN 551 39.36 1960/61 3rd

27 Geoff BROWNE 548 28.84 1962/63 B1

28 Daniel SCHIMEK 541 33.81 2010/11 2nd

29 Toby HORSTEAD 540 45 2010/11 6th

30 Rob MINNETT 536 53.6 2008/09 A1/A3

31 Ross FAIRHALL 535 59.44 1963/64 D /B2

32 Peter BROWNE 534 38.14 1959/60 3rd

33 Robert MINNETT 534 31.41 2006/07 A1

34 Luke HAMMOND 530 31.18 2012/13 1st Grade

35 Dave TALLACK 527 32.94 1984/85 A1

36 Robert MINNETT 525 58.33 1988/89 A3


38 Andrew SEWELL 519 37.07 1996/97 A3

39 Rob DENNIS 515 36.79 1984/85 A1

40 Dave TALLACK 513 46.64 1990/91 A1

41 Nick BEATON 509 84.83 2010/11 4th


43 Steve THEODORE 506 24.1 1984/85 B1

44 Rob MINNETT 506 36.14 2010/11 1st

45 Jack EATON 504 22.91 1958/59 3rd

BEST PARTNERSHIPS MOST CENTURIES

Partnership records based on M yCricket stats (since 2007/08) unless Club records exist prior.

MOST RUNS in a SEASON

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Name Score Year Name Score Year Name Score Year

1 David Moss 179 2007/08 76 Matt Thompson 116 2003/04 151 Mark Bury 103 1981/82

2 Steve Bull 177 2009/10 77 Jason James 116 1999/00 152 John Jackson 103 2003/04

3 Lachlan Peake 177 2011/12 78 George Turner 116 1958/59 153 John Duggan 103 1997/98

4 Pat Koch 171 2016/17 79 David Tallack 116 1984/85 154 Gary McDonald 103 1992/93

5 Paul Brow n 169 1997/98 80 Luke Ireland 115 2006/07 155 Eric Tazelaar 103 1965/66

6 Mick Riggall 169 1974/75 81 Charlie Hale 115 1962/63 156 David Tallack 103 1990/91

7 Michael Letts 159 2003/04 82 Kieran Wagstaff 115 2013/14 157 David Gilkes 103 2003/04

8 Jason Ferris 153 2006/07 83 Ross Fairhall 114 1976/77 158 Brenden Ball 103 2006/07

9 Rob Van Dam 152 2005/06 84 Rob Dennis 114 1982/83 159 Rob Minnett 102 1985/86

10 Dave Tallack 152 1990/91 85 Peter Brow ne 114 1960/61 160 Rob Minnett 102 1994/95

11 Ew en Chung 151 2010/11 86 Pete Henriksen 114 1993/94 161 Rob Minnett 102 2012/13

12 Don Leech 148 1964/65 87 Jason Stelling 114 1991/92 162 Pete Henriksen 102 1986/87

13 Tony Kay 147 1982/83 88 Alex McGee 114 1999/00 163 Paul Nelson 102 1980/81

14 Jason Fox 147 2010/11 89 Toby Horstead 113 2012/13 164 Paul Bernhardt 102 1983/84

15 Rob Minnett 144 2000/01 90 Simon Blue 113 1983/84 165 Luke Ireland 102 2005/06

16 Matt Shaw 144 1991/92 91 Peter Brow ne 113 1956/57 166 Keith Langelaar 102 1971/72

17 Kevin Nicholson 143 1979/80 92 Pete Henriksen 113 1989/90 167 Derrick Murray 102 1984/85

18 Alex McGee 143 1999/00 93 Pete Henriksen 113 2002/03 168 Dave Mason 102 1996/97

19 Don Leech 141 1965/66 94 Michael Letts 113 2003/04 169 Col Peake 102 1963/64

20 Toby Horstead 140 2012/13 95 Mark Whitehead 113 1978/79 170 Barry Hollingsworth 102 1961/62

21 Paul Clark 140 1975/76 96 Craig Poppett 113 2001/02 171 Steve Bull 101 2006/07

22 Jason Ferris 139 2006/07 97 Col Cavanagh 113 1957/58 172 Rob Dennis 101 1984/85

23 Ray Horton 138 1956/57 98 Liam Filmer-Ramsay 113 2013/14 173 Peter Simpson 101 1957/58

24 Toby Horstead 137 2012/13 99 Robert Vere 112 1984/85 174 Pete Henriksen 101 1989/90

25 Neil Chapman 137 1961/62 100 Luke Ireland 112 2007/08 175 Pete Henriksen 101 2002/03

26 Angas M ackenzie 137 2010/11 101 Lee Clenton 112 1991/92 176 Paul Spraggs 101 1964/65

27 Alan Burns 137 1958/59 102 Jack Fox 112 2010/11 177 John Jackson 101 1993/94

28 Rob Minnett 136 2008/09 103 Gary McDonald 112 1991/92 178 Jack Lloyd 101 1957/58

29 John Wellburn 136 1964/65 104 John Jackson 111 1994/95 179 David Quarford 101 1992/93

30 Wayne Lloyd 133 1987/88 105 Blake Conde 111 2013/14 180 David Le 101 2010/11

31 Toby Horstead 133 2010/11 106 Wayne Lloyd 110 1989/90 181 Angas Mackenzie 101 2010/11

32 Pete Henriksen 133 2001/02 107 Paul Endersby 110 2001/02 182 Alan Elsw orthy 101 1976/77

33 Ross Hutchinson 132 1983/84 108 Mark Hoy 110 2000/01 183 Adam Pressley 101 2011/12

34 Rob Minnett 132 2002/03 109 Jason Ferris 110 2006/07 184 Andrew Davis 101 2013/14

35 J Humberstone 132 2008/09 110 Cody Bruce 110 2012/13 185 Tom Sheedy 101 2014/15

36 Toby Horstead 131 2012/13 111 Bruce Graham 110 1956/57 186 Matt Moore 101 2014/15

37 Don Frost 130 1959/60 112 Nick Bonner 110 2014/15 187 Blake Conde 101 2015/16

38 Rob Dennis 129 1981/82 113 James Bourcier 110 2014/15 188 Andrew Cameron 101 2016/17

39 Paul Endersby 129 2001/02 114 Pat Koch 110 2015/16 189 Pete Henriksen 100 1990/91

40 Matt Terry 129 2010/11 115 Mike Heptonstall 109 1991/92 190 Nick Beaton 100 2010/11

41 Kevin Nicholson 129 1974/75? 116 Jack Fox 109 2010/11 191 Mike Smith 100 1988/89

42 Jason Ferris 129 2003/04 117 Craig Stanton 109 1984/85 192 Mike Smith 100 1989/90

43 Robert Vere 127 1996/97 118 Andrew Sew ell 109 2002/03 193 Michael Bow man 100 2011/12

44 Robbie Herbert 127 1996/97 119 Kevin Price 108 1957/58 194 Matt Terry 100 2010/11

45 Steve Albanese 125 2011/12 120 John Trbojevic 108 1978/79 195 Malcolm Cotton 100 1972/73

46 Peter Brow ne 125 1955/56 121 Dave Whitson 108 1966/67 196 Kevin Lake 100 1967/68

47 Paul Spraggs 125 1964/65 122 Brad Bending 108 1998/99 197 Jim Maroulis 100 2008/09

48 Rob Minnett 124 1988/89 123 Anthony Papandrea 108 2013/14 198 Jeff Mitchell 100 1972/73

49 Toby Horstead 123 2009/10 124 James Bourcier 108 2016/17 199 Jason James 100 2002/03

50 Toby Horstead 122 2009/10 125 Steve Albanese 107 2010/11 200 James Dyson 100 2002/03

51 Robert Vere 122 1986/87 126 Simon Riches 107 1992/93 201 Graydon Conde 100 1986/87

52 Rob Minnett 122 1995/96 127 Robert Vere 107 1989/90 202 David Quarford 100 1991/92

53 Nick Beaton 122 2010/11 128 Neil Chapman 107 1961/62 203 Barnaby Wilson 100 2003/04

54 Craig Stanton 122 1986/87 129 Alan Craw ford 107 1965/66 204 Ashley McPhee 100 1999/00

55 Dan Schimek 121 2010/11 130 Rob Minnett 106 2012/13 205 Andrew Graham 100 2006/07

56 Scott Harding 120 1984/85 131 Cameron Baber 106 2013/14 206 Alan Richardson 100 1997/98

57 Lachlan Peake 120 2012/13 132 Tom Constantine 105 1963/64 207 Liam Filmer-Ramsay 100 2013/14

58 Dave Quarford 120 1997/98 133 Robert Vere 105 1993/94 208 Nirav Patel 100 2014/15

59 Dan Schacher 120 2011/12 134 Rob Minnett 105 2005/06 209 Nick Bonner 100 2015/16

60 Robert Vere 119 1991/92 135 Kevin Lake 105 1967/68

61 Rob Minnett 119 1993/94 136 John Wellburn 105 1962/63

62 Dom Wheeler 119 2009/10 137 John Wellburn 105 1968/69

63 Barry Moss 119 1997/98 138 Charlie Hale 105 1959/60

64 Adam Peacock 119 2007/08 139 Rob Van Dam 104 2002/03

65 Todd Wright 118 1996/97 140 Ray Horton 104 1956/57

66 Nick Beaton 118 2010/11 141 Peter Smith 104 1981/82

67 George Turner 118 1959/60 142 Peter Minnett 104 1982/83

68 Dave Harland 118 1966/67 143 Pete Henriksen 104 1989/90

69 Alex McGee 118 2005/06 144 Geoff Brow ne 104 1958/59

70 Ross Fairhall 117 1977/78 145 Col Huxley 104 1996/97

71 Ross Fairhall 117 1963/64 146 Brodie Elliott 104 2011/12

72 Rob Minnett 117 1997/98 147 Jack Fox 104 2013/14

73 Nick Beaton 117 2010/11 148 Pete Henriksen 103 2007/08

74 Jeff Porter-Dening 117 2009/10 149 Michael Ennis 103 2007/08

75 Adam Pressley 117 2003/04 150 Matt Shaw 103 1991/92

CENTURIONS

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Ex CPCC junior Jake Carden staring for Manly 1st Grade

Name Games Seasons Name Games Seasons Name Catches Season Grade

1 Robert MINNETT 416 33 51 Jack LLOYD 133 10 1 Ken McDERMOTT 35 1980/81 A2

2 David QUARFORD 415 31 52 Kevin NICHOLSON 128 10 2 Steve MACKIN 31 1997/98 B4

3 Colin HUXLEY 348 33 53 Tom CARDEN 128 11 3 Darren McDERMOTT 30 2010/11 2nd

4 Robert WILLIAMS 327 27 54 Dave ALFORD 128 12 4 Robert MINNETT 27 1988/89 A3

5 Alan RICHARDSON 307 30 55 Luke ARCUS 128 13 5 Greg LUCKMAN 26 2006/07 A1

6 Peter HENRIKSEN 291 28 56 Matt RICHARDS 128 11 6 Hector BONALLO 25 1966/67 C1

7 Vic HUXLEY 291 24 57 Kevin LAKE 127 11 7 Grant SHERRINGHAM 25 1983/84 A1

8 Don LEECH 279 22 58 Alan ELSWORTHY 126 10 8 Darren McDERMOTT 25 2015/16 4th

9 John JACKSON 263 26 59 Peter LOUND 125 11 9 Darren McDERMOTT 24 2011/12 3rd

10 Greg BRUCKARD 253 25 60 Rob STEEL 125 10 10 Dom WHEELER 23 2012/13 1st

11 Bert ELSWORTHY 252 19 61 Ian WALLACE 124 11 11 Dave WHITSON 23 1962/63 B1

12 Robert VERE 240 23 62 Jack EATON 124 9 12 M TAZELAAR 23 1973/74 B2

13 Brenden BALL 235 20 63 Graham FAULKNER 123 11 13 Greg LUCKMAN 23 2002/03 B1

14 Robert VAN DAM 229 24 64 Doug CAMPBELL 118 17 14 Lee BURNS 23 1980/81 A1

15 Andrew CAMERON 229 17 65 Tony KAY 117 9 15 Andrew MacLEMAN 23 1994/95 A1

16 Toby HORSTEAD 223 18 66 Graydon CONDE 116 12 16 Kevin NICHOLSON 22 1973/74 B1

17 Frank HUXLEY 223 18 67 Ross FAIRHALL 114 19 17 Andrew MacLEMAN 22 2001/02 A1

18 Dave MOSS 222 19 68 Les BROWNE 114 10 18 Andrew MacLEMAN 22 2002/03 A1

19 Paul BROWN 216 22 69 Andy KANDELAS 112 9 19 Toby HORSTEAD 22 2012/13 6th/4th/1st

20 Peter BELL 203 16 70 Graham GRIGG 112 13 20 Sam STEINDL 22 2014/15 2nd

21 Geoff BROWNE 202 17 71 Nick BONNER 110 10 21 Andrew MacLEMAN 21 1999/00 A1

22 Luke IRELAND 195 19 72 Terry BROWNLOW 108 9 22 R GREEN 21 1973/74 A1

23 Tom CONSTANTINE 193 16 73 Ross HUTCHISON 107 12 23 Sam STEINDL 21 2013/14 3rd

24 David TALLACK 184 16 74 Jeff PORTER-DENING 106 9 24 Darren McDERMOTT 21 2014/15 7th

25 Andrew SEWELL 183 17 75 Mark WHITEHEAD 106 8

26 Mark CHRISTENSEN 177 20 76 Chris BROWNE 102 10

27 Adam PRESSLEY 176 14 77 George HAINES 102 8

28 James HUMBERSTONE 173 15 78 John SUTHERLAND 102 8

29 Matt MOORE 169 13 79 Graham PEAKE 101 8

30 Milton LIDGARD 169 16 80 Wayne LLOYD 100 9

31 John WELLBURN 168 14 81 David LYNDON 100 13

32 Shannon McGUIRE 168 19 82 Andrew COATES 100 12

33 Alan FAIRHALL 168 13

34 Ben IRELAND 166 15

35 Mike RIGGALL 164 13

36 David SHARP 163 17

37 Dean STOREY 163 15

38 Darren McDERMOTT 163 12

39 David GILKES 160 13

40 Blake CONDE 160 13

41 Greg LUCKMAN 146 11

42 Alistair GRIGG 145 11

43 Andrew MacLEMAN 142 11

44 Peter BROWNE 141 15

45 Andrew DAVIS 140 11

46 Doug McGRATH 139 17

47 Dan PETERS 138 12

48 Keith LANGELAAR 138 11

49 Chris JACK 137 17

50 Michael ROHANEK 135 14

Most Catches in a Season Most Games

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Name Wkts Avg Name Avg Wkts Name Wkts Avg Season Grade

1 Robert WILLIAMS 1003 13.75 1 Warw ick DOLMAN 115 8.25 1 Robert WILLIAMS 82 6.39 1964/65 C1

2 Vic HUXLEY 805 11.85 2 John HAYNES 101 9.78 2 Nick PATEN 78 8.59 1970/71 C1

3 Greg BRUCKARD 530 20.71 3 Norm STEPHENSON 163 9.87 3 Brian FORD 73 10.2 1968/69 B1

4 Colin HUXLEY 502 17.05 4 Scott HARDING 104 10.09 4 Peter BELL 71 6.18 1967/68 B1

5 Peter BELL 491 13.15 5 Nick PATEN 218 10.15 5 Jack EATON 69 10.68 1961/62 3rd Grade

6 Alan RICHARDSON 482 15.04 6 Brian FORD 109 10.36 6 Richard COTTON 64 9.59 1962/63 B1

7 David SHARP 437 15.73 7 Mike RIGGALL 111 10.42 7 Andrew BROWN 63 9.26 1981/82 D Grade

8 Keith LANGELAAR 419 12.34 8 Neville CHARMAN 120 10.56 8 Tom POLLOCK 62 9.26 1962/63 C1

9 Don LEECH 413 14.93 9 Dave HARLAND 199 10.60 9 Vic HUXLEY 60 9.6 1967/68 B1

10 Matt MOORE 385 16.96 10 Tom POLLOCK 172 10.68 10 Robert WILLIAMS 59 12.12 1979/80 A2

11 Mark CHRISTENSEN 375 15.07 11 Brian TAPP 225 10.72 11 Brad BLACKLER 59 11.98 1979/80 B1

12 Peter HENRIKSEN 374 21.49 12 Lance NOAKES 163 10.85 12 Noel CORLEY 59 7.06 1972/73 C1

13 Frank HUXLEY 331 17.61 13 Paul (Fred) NELSON 140 10.94 13 Vic HUXLEY 57 11.42 1958/59 4th Grade

14 Terry BROWNLOW 299 12.58 14 Mark BURY 173 11.01 14 Bob LeCLERC 57 9.49 1966/67 C1/A2

15 Michael ROHANEK 291 16.65 15 Ross FAIRHALL 188 11.06 15 Robert WILLIAMS 56 6.89 1963/64 C1

16 Luke IRELAND 282 19.88 16 Mitchell CURREN 106 11.21 16 Robert WILLIAMS 56 11.61 1971/72 A1

17 Jack EATON 277 15.24 17 Richard COTTON 140 11.53 17 Keith LANGELAAR 56 11.86 1980/81 B1

18 Dave MOSS 233 17.50 18 Graham GRIGG 125 11.59 18 Alan RICHARDSON 55 8.56 1987/88 B2

19 Dean STOREY 233 20.44 19 Dennis ROBBIE 201 11.79 19 Keith LANGELAAR 55 8.04 1970/71 C1

20 Brian TAPP 225 10.72 20 Vic HUXLEY 805 11.85 20 Daryl LANZINI 55 12.36 1971/72 C1

21 Robert VERE 218 15.18 21 Angus MACKENZIE 113 12.00 21 Ken LITTLE 55 9.2 1965/66 C1

22 Doug McGRATH 218 19.17 22 Andrew BROWN 100 12.04 22 Dave SHARP 55 12.36 2002/03 A1

23 Nick PATEN 218 10.15 23 Noel CORLEY 103 12.06 23 Simon BLUE 54 8.57 1983/84 C4

24 Luke ARCUS 216 20.43 24 Bob LE CLERC 116 12.14 24 Robert WILLIAMS 54 12.24 1968/69 A1

25 Peter LOUND 215 14.03 25 Keith LANGELAAR 419 12.34 25 Robert WILLIAMS 54 12.93 1978/79 A2

26 Lee BURNS 211 13.64 26 Adam McNICHOLL 124 12.37 26 Keith LANGELAAR 54 12.28 1981/82 B1

27 Peter FONTAINE 210 14.70 27 Brian CAIRNS 164 12.38 27 Vic HUXLEY 54 10.31 1968/69 B1

28 Jeff PORTER-DENING 208 16.93 28 Terry BROWNLOW 299 12.58 28 Dennis ROBBIE 53 8.49 1962/63 2nd Grade

29 Brenden BALL 206 21.83 29 Brad BLACKLER 104 12.66 29 Keith LANGELAAR 53 12.64 1974/75 B1

30 Dennis ROBBIE 201 11.79 30 Sean DUNN 187 12.69 30 Terry BROWNLOW 53 10.49 1966/67 C1

31 Mick MACKIN 201 18.61 31 Ew en CHUNG 133 12.79 31 Terry BROWNLOW 53 11.55 1969/70 C1/A1

32 Dave HARLAND 199 10.60 32 Peter BELL 491 13.15 32 Terry BROWNLOW 52 8.3 1972/73 A3

33 Robert VAN DAM 198 19.23 33 John WELLBURN 142 13.55 33 Richard COTTON 51 14.72 1963/64 A2

34 Col GRAY 194 18.78 34 Lee BURNS 211 13.64 34 Steven HARLAND 51 10.53 1967/68 B2

35 Dan PETERS 192 19.07 35 Martin LAIRD 119 13.71 35 David HARLAND 51 9.08 1972/73 A1

36 Matt RICHARDS 198 19.69 36 Robert WILLIAMS 1003 13.75 36 Vic HUXLEY 51 10.6 1965/66 B1

37 Ross FAIRHALL 188 11.06 37 Alistair GRIGG 104 13.87 37 Fred PHILLIPS 51 8.9 1961/62 2nd Grade

38 Sean DUNN 187 12.69 38 Peter LOUND 215 14.03 38 David TALLACK 50 10.88 1981/82 C2

39 Geoff FABER 178 15.70 39 David TALLACK 119 14.24 39 Don LEECH 50 12.7 1965/66 A2

40 Mark BURY 173 11.01 40 Peter FONTAINE 210 14.70 40 Vic HUXLEY 50 11.16 1959/60 3rd Grade

41 Tom POLLOCK 172 10.68 41 Rob CHESSELL 131 14.73 41 Robert WILLIAMS 50 11.14 1980/81 A2

42 Dom TILDEN 167 14.92 42 Dom TILDEN 167 14.92 42 Brian TAPP 50 13.62 1965/66 B2

43 Mark WHITEHEAD 167 15.24 43 Don LEECH 413 14.93

44 Brian CAIRNS 164 12.38 44 Dave WHITSON 140 14.96

45 David LYNDON 163 17.37 45 Alan RICHARDSON 482 15.04

46 Lance NOAKES 163 10.85 46 Mark CHRISTENSEN 375 15.07

47 Norm STEPHENSON 163 9.87 47 Robert VERE 218 15.18

48 Mick ARCUS 158 18.48 48 Alan FAIRHALL 111 15.19

49 Andrew COATES 157 18.53 49 Jack EATON 277 15.24

50 Toby HORSTEAD 156 23.23 50 Mark WHITEHEAD 167 15.24

51 Kevin LAKE 153 15.50 51 Mike REDDEN 133 15.44

52 David QUARFORD 151 17.36 52 Kevin LAKE 153 15.50

53 Tom CONSTANTINE 147 15.82 53 Robert SMITH 145 15.55

54 Robert SMITH 145 15.55 54 Andrew DAVIS 145 15.57

55 John WELLBURN 142 13.55 55 Ashley McPHEE 126 15.59

56 Paul BROWN 140 19.68 56 Geoff FABER 178 15.70

57 Dave WHITSON 140 14.96 57 David SHARP 437 15.73

58 Paul (Fred) NELSON 140 10.94 58 Tom CONSTANTINE 147 15.82

59 Richard COTTON 140 11.53 59 Michael ROHANEK 291 16.65

60 Andy KANDELAS 139 18.35 60 Jeff PORTER-DENING 208 16.93

61 Chris JACK 136 17.84 61 Matt MOORE 385 16.96

62 Andrew DAVIS 145 15.57 62 Colin HUXLEY 502 17.05

63 Mike REDDEN 133 15.44 63 David BENNETTS 104 17.16

64 Rob CHESSELL 131 14.73 64 David QUARFORD 151 17.36

65 Ashley McPHEE 126 15.59 65 David LYNDON 163 17.37

66 Ew en CHUNG 133 12.79 66 Dave MOSS 233 17.50

67 Graham GRIGG 125 11.59 67 Frank HUXLEY 331 17.61

68 Adam McNICHOLL 124 12.37 68 Chris JACK 136 17.84

69 Neville CHARMAN 120 10.56 69 Andy KANDELAS 139 18.35

70 David TALLACK 119 14.24 70 Mick ARCUS 158 18.48

71 Martin LAIRD 119 13.71 71 Andrew COATES 157 18.53

72 Nick BONNER 126 24.06 72 Mick MACKIN 201 18.61

73 Bob LE CLERC 116 12.14 73 Stuart FORBES 106 18.67

74 Warw ick DOLMAN 115 8.25 74 Col GRAY 194 18.78

75 Angus MACKENZIE 113 12.00 75 Dan PETERS 192 19.07

76 Mike RIGGALL 111 10.42 76 Doug McGRATH 218 19.17

77 Alan FAIRHALL 111 15.19 77 Robert VAN DAM 198 19.23

78 Brian FORD 109 10.36 78 Paul BROWN 140 19.68

79 Andrew CURTAYNE 106 23.23 79 Matt RICHARDS 198 19.69

80 Stuart FORBES 106 18.67 80 Luke IRELAND 282 19.88

81 Mitchell CURREN 106 11.21 81 Luke ARCUS 216 20.43

82 Alistair GRIGG 104 13.87 82 Dean STOREY 233 20.44

83 David BENNETTS 104 17.16 83 Greg BRUCKARD 530 20.71

84 Scott HARDING 104 10.09 84 Peter HENRIKSEN 374 21.49

85 Brad BLACKLER 104 12.66 85 Brenden BALL 206 21.83

86 James HUM BERSTONE 103 28.40 86 Andrew CURTAYNE 106 23.23

87 Noel CORLEY 103 12.06 87 Toby HORSTEAD 156 23.23

88 John HAYNES 101 9.78 88 Nick BONNER 126 24.06

89 Andrew BROWN 100 12.04 89 James HUM BERSTONE 103 28.40

Most Wickets (100+) Best Average (100+) Most Wickets in a Season (50+)

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Season Notes: Col Huxley went past 500 wickets

Jeff Porter-Dening went past 200 wickets

Adam Pressley went past 4000 runs

Pat Koch’s 171 is the 4th highest innings all-time

Dave Bennetts joins 100 wickets club

Name Figures Year Grade Name Figures Year Grade Name Figures Year Grade

1 Kevan Watson 9-27 1973/74 B2 76 Keith Langelaar 7-31 1978/79 B1 1 Kevin Flannery 5-12 1957/58 2nd

2 Peter Bell 9-28 1967/68 3rd 77 Stuart Forbes 7-32 2007/08 B2 2 Kevin Flannery 7-65 1958/59 2nd

3 Dave Sharp 9-29 2000/01 A1 78 David Harland 7-32 1966/67 D Grade 3 Kevin Lake 7-47 1958/59 2nd

4 Bob Williams 9-36 1971/72 A1 79 David Harland 7-32 1967/68 A1 4 Kevin Lake 7-68 1958/59 2nd

5 Vic Huxley 9-59 1959/60 B1 80 Keith Langelaar 7-32 1970/71 C1 5 Barry Harland 6-21 1960/61 3rd

6 Jamie Hobdell 9-77 2008/09 B2 81 Daryl Lanzini 7-32 1971/72 C1 6 Robert Cotton 4-9 1960/61 5th

7 Robert Williams 8-7 1964/65 C1 82 Robert Pressley 7-33 1978/79 B2 7 Tom Pollock 4-20 1960/61 4th

8 Noel Corley 8-8 1972/73 C1 83 David Tallack 7-33 1981/82 C2 8 Jack Eaton 7-40 1961/62 3rd

9 Dave Whitson 8-11 1966/67 B1 84 Keith Langelaar 7-35 1981/82 B1 9 Neville Charman 5-25 1961/62 2nd

10 Nirav Patel 8-11 2013/14 3rd 85 Dan Peters 7-35 2008/09 A2 10 Neville Charman 4-15 1961/62 2nd

11 Brett Locker 8-16 1981/82 C2 86 Col Huxley 7-36 2011/12 1st 11 Doug Parkinson 6-15 1961/62 U16

12 Peter Bell 8-21 1967/68 B1 87 Peter Bell 7-36 1967/68 B1 12 Lance Noakes 4-6 1961/62 U16

13 Terry Brow nlow 8-22 1966/67 C1 88 Brad Blackler 7-36 1979/80 B1 13 Peter Bell 6-26 1962/63 B2

14 Robert Williams 8-23 1980/81 A2 89 Tom Pollock 7-37 1960/61 4th 14 Tom Pollock 5-18 1962/63 C1

15 Ken Little 8-25 1967/68 B2 90 Ken Little 7-38 1965/66 C1 15 Warw ick Dolman 6-23 1962/63 D Grade

16 Matt Moore 8-31 2014/15 3rd 91 Luke Ireland 7-39 2003/04 B3 16 Graham White 3-2 1964/65 D Grade

17 Vic Huxley 8-32 1966/67 B1 92 Adam McNicholl 7-40 2012/13 2nd 17 Don Leech 5-19 1965/66 A2

18 Milton Lidgard 8-34 1957/58 5th 93 Jack Eaton 7-40 18 Peter Lound 5-31 1965/66 C1

19 Norm Stephenson 8-35 1956/57 3rd 94 David Moss 7-41 2001/02 A2 19 Bob Williams 5-45 1966/67 A2

20 Ew en Chung 8-36 2010/11 4th 95 Lee Burns 7-42 1986/87 A1 20 Charlie Dean 5-15 1966/67 C1

21 Simon Blue 8-41 1984/85 C2 96 Matt Moore 7-42 2009/10 4th 21 Vic Huxley 5-7 1968/69 B1

22 Ray Horton 8-44 1956/57 2nd 97 Robert Williams 7-42 1967/68 A1 22 Vic Huxley 5-53 1971/72 C1

23 David Sharp 8-50 1998/99 A3 98 Robert Williams 7-42 1980/81 A2 23 Keith Langelaar 5-36 1973/74 C1

24 Robert Williams 8-50 1976/77 A1 99 Matt Moore 7-42 2009/10 4th 24 Brian Cairns 3-0 1974/75 B1

25 Peter Bond 8-61 1962/63 C1 100 Lee Burns 7-45 1984/85 A1 25 Dave Sharp 6-35 1996/99 A2

26 Nick Paten 8-72 1970/71 C1 126 Graham Grigg 7-45 1976/77 A3 26 Shannon McGuire 3-4 1998/99 A3

27 Steve Mackin 8-108 1998/99 B1 127 Andy Kandelas 7-45 1992/93 A2 27 Alex McGee 7-19 1999/00 B3

28 David Harland 7-2 1965/66 E Grade 128 Vic Huxley 7-46 1969/70 A1 28 Dom Tilden 6-18 1999/00 A2

29 Lance Noakes 7-2 1962/63 U16 (sen) 129 Andrew Paton 7-46 1981/82 C2 29 Colin Huxley 5-34 2006/07 A1

30 Doug Parkinson 7-4 1962/63 D Grade 130 John Wellburn 7-46 1960/61 3rd 30 David Quarford 6-14 2008/09 A3

31 David Harland 7-7 1965/66 E Grade 131 Kevin Lake 7-47 1958/59 2nd 31 Mick Mackin 5-20 2008/09 A3

32 Pat Koch 7-7 2016/17 3rd 132 David Sharp 7-47 1996/97 A2 32 David Lee 3-32 2009/10 4th

33 Warw ick Dolman 7-8 1961/62 D Grade 133 Alan Richardson 7-48 1987/88 B2 33 Josh Toth 4-16 2010/11 3rd

34 Keith Langelaar 7-9 1979/80 B1 134 Robert Williams 7-50 1974/75 A2 34 Mitch Curran 7-18 2010/11 6th

35 S McAdam 7-10 1981/82 C2 135 David Harland 7-51 1972/73 A1 35 Zac Peteh 5-37 2011/12 1st

36 Brad Blackler 7-11 1980/81 B1 136 John Trbojevic 7-51 1978/79 B1 36 Mitch Curran 4-11 2011/12 6th

37 Jack Dow ling 7-11 1958/59 4th 137 Mick Mackin 7-51 2011/12 3rd

38 Robert Williams 7-11 1977/78 A2 138 Terry Brow nlow 7-52 1970/71 A1

39 Peter Lound 7-14 1964/65 C1 139 Geoff Faber 7-52 2003/04 A3

40 Vic Huxley 7-15 1960/61 2nd 140 Matt Moore 7-54 2010/11 4th

41 Damon Steel 7-15 2013/14 4th 141 Stephen Thompson 7-54 1977/78 B2

42 Terry Brow nlow 7-16 1972/73 A2 142 Matt Moore 7-57 2009/10 4th

43 Robert Pressley 7-16 1977/78 B2 143 Robert Williams 7-57 1978/79 A2

44 Vic Huxley 7-17 1955/56 5th 144 Mark Braybrook 7-58 1991/92 A1

45 David Harland 7-18 1972/73 A1 145 Paul Goodw in 7-58 1978/79 C2

46 Brian Tapp 7-18 1965/66 B2 146 Col Gray 7-58 1991/92 B1

47 Robert Williams 7-18 1964/65 C1 147 Don Leech 7-61 1958/59 3rd

48 Mitch Curren 7-18 2010/11 6th 148 Norm Stephenson 7-63 1957/58 3rd

49 Vic Huxley 7-19 1972/73 A3 149 Kevin Flannery 7-65 1958/59 2nd

50 Keith Langelaar 7-19 1974/75 B1 150 David Harland 7-66 1965/66 E Grade

51 Ken Little 7-19 1967/68 B2 151 Keith Langelaar 7-68 1980/81 B1

52 John Hayne 7-20 1963/64 D Grade 152 Rob Eime 7-70 2003/04 B2

53 Dom Tilden 7-20 1995/96 B2 153 David Sharp 7-70 2002/03 A1

54 Robert Williams 7-21 1963/64 C1 154 Robert Williams 7-76 1971/72 A1

55 Warw ick Dolman 7-22 1961/62 D Grade 155 Hamish Evans 7-77 2010/11 5th

56 Tom Pollock 7-22 1962/63 C1 156 Brian Tapp 7-77 1964/65 D Grade

57 Peter Bell 7-23 1962/63 B2 157 Kevin Lake 7-86 1958/59 2nd

58 Michael Rohanek 7-23 2008/09 B1 158 Col Gray 7-93 1986/87 C1

59 Dave Whitson 7-23 1963/64 A2 159 Mick Mackin 7-93 2008/09 A3

60 David Harland 7-25 1965/66 E Grade

61 David Harland 7-25 1972/73 A1

62 Brian Tapp 7-25 1971/72 A2

63 Robert Williams 7-25 1980/81 A2

64 Brian Ford 7-26 1968/69 B1

65 Colin Huxley 7-26 1986/87 B3

66 Matt Moore 7-26 2014/15 3rd

67 David Harland 7-27 1966/67 D Grade

68 Lee Burns 7-28 1981/82 A1

69 Lance Noakes 7-28 1970/71 A2

70 Adam McNicholl 7-28 2013/14 2nd

71 Peter Henriksen 7-29 2010/11 1st

72 Robert Smith 7-29 1964/65 A2

73 Robert Williams 7-29 1964/65 C1

74 John Hayne 7-30 1963/64 D Grade

75 Scott Smidt 7-30 2000/01 B1

Hat-tricksMost Wickets In An Inning

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.

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CPCC 2016/17 TEAM STATISTICS

1st Grade – Captain Tom Carden

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2nd Grade – Captain Brodie Elliott

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3rd Grade - Captain Damon Steel

3rd Grade - Captain Darren McDermott

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4th Grade – Captain Kim Blacker/Andrew Davis

1st Grade’s Sam Steindl helps the Towers to a big total v Wakehurst at Vic Huxley Oval

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Notes

Collaroy Plateau Baseball Team - Premiership winners circa 1966

L to R Back row: Peter LOUND, Rob LeCLERC, Ken BORE (manager) Ross FAIRHALL, Neil BLAKIE Front row: Les BROWNE, Brian TAPP, Col PEAKE, Paul SPRAGGS, Richard HYMAN & Wayne HALL

CPCC has a long association with local baseball. This team from the 60’s consisted mostly of CPCC cricketers. In the 1970s, club members would go on to form the long running and highly successful Warringah Warriors baseball team. In the 1990s to mid-2000s the CPCC ‘Towers’ were formed winning the 2006 3rd Grade Winter Baseball Premiership.

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