MOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION

17TH ANNUAL REPORTSEASON 2011-2012

AFFILIATED WITH THE NSW DISTRICTS CRICKET ASSOCIATION

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The Moore Park South Eastern Cricket Associationproudly sponsored by

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ContentsMOORE PARK SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION......................................1The MPSECA Sponsored by Kingsgrove Sports..........................................................2Contents.........................................................................................................................3Moore Park South East Cricket Association.................................................................5Order of Business..........................................................................................................5Club Secretary’s Diary Notes........................................................................................6Office Bearers Season 2011/2012.................................................................................7Life Members................................................................................................................7Secretary’s Report.........................................................................................................8President’s Report.........................................................................................................9Umpires report.............................................................................................................11Representative Season Report.....................................................................................12MPSECA 1st Grade Report..........................................................................................16MPSECA 2nd Grade Report.........................................................................................18MPSECA 3rd Grade Report.........................................................................................20MPSECA 4th Grade Report..........................................................................................22MPSECA Points Table 2011/2012 Season..................................................................24MPSECA Club Championship 2011/2012..................................................................25MPSECA Twenty20 Competition 2011/2012.............................................................26Premiership Winners...................................................................................................27Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades....................................................................28Hat Tricks....................................................................................................................2810 Wickets in a Match.................................................................................................28Wicket Keeping Award...............................................................................................28MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012.........................................................................29All Rounders Awards..................................................................................................29Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy..................................................................................29Twenty20 Awards.......................................................................................................29Representative Season Award.....................................................................................29MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012.........................................................................30Centuries......................................................................................................................30MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012.........................................................................316 Wickets in an Innings...............................................................................................31MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records...........................................................33

1st Grade...................................................................................................................332nd Grade..................................................................................................................333rd Grade..................................................................................................................334th Grade..................................................................................................................345th Grade.................................................................................................................34

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6th Grade.................................................................................................................347th Grade.................................................................................................................34

MPSECA Premiership Winners..................................................................................351st Grade 2nd Grade................................................................................................353rd Grade 4th Grade.............................................................................................355th Grade 6th Grade................................................................................................367th Grade..................................................................................................................36

MPSECA Office Bearers.............................................................................................37Treasurer’s Report.......................................................................................................38

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Moore Park South East Cricket Association Dear Member,The 17th Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on Tuesday 14th August 2012 at 7:30 pm at South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club, Anzac Parade Kingsford.

Order of Business1. Meeting opened by the President, Mr PL Brien2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting presented by Mr D Power3. Presentation of the 17th Annual Report by Mr D Power4. Financial Report presented by the A/Treasurer Mr P Brien5. Election of Office Bearers for the 2012/2013 Season6. General business7. Meeting closed by the President

D PowerSecretaryPO Box 172Botany NSW 1455

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Club Secretary’s Diary Notes14 August 2012 Annual General Meeting29 August 2012 Adjourned Annual General Meeting

Revision of Rules for 2012/2013 Season14 September 2012 Closing date for Team Nominations, to be accompanied

with player registrations and application fee26 September 2012 Delegates meeting prior to season commencement06 October 2012 Proposed commencement of 2012/2013 SeasonClub Secretaries note: All clubs must be represented at the above meetingsAll meetings commence at 7:30 pm on the dates above and are to be held at the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Club.

D PowerSecretaryPO Box 172Botany NSW 1455

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Office Bearers Season 2011/2012Patron

Mr H Solomons

PresidentPL Brien

Vice-PresidentD Power

Hon Treasurer Hon SecretaryP Brien (Acting) D Power

Assistant Secretary / Registrar of PlayersJW Chalmers

Board of ManagementG Randall PL BrienI Giitsidis JW ChalmersD Power G LeslieB Glacken E Te Amo

Records Officer Hon SolicitorD Power C Love

Auditor Umpires BoardJW Chalmers

Representative to NSW DCAB Glacken

Life Members JB McInerney B Casey DL Traynor R HigmanPL Brien KW Price G Wyer G FulfordJW Chalmers PD Daffen J Jamieson K WellsD Tinyow NO Wilson LJ Wyche M FulfordJ Walden D Power

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Secretary’s ReportI would like to present the Association’s Annual Report to all members of the Moore Park South East Cricket Association.

Unfortunately once again we had a small drop in team numbers for the 2011/2012 season, which restricted us to four grades. On a positive note this enabled us to have four very evenly matched grades where most teams were vying for semi-final positions right up to the final round.

In the main competition we had a total of 27 teams compete over four grades with the Premiership winners being 1st Grade – Souths Juniors; 2nd Grade – Botany United; 3rd Grade – Clovelly; 4th

Grade – University of NSW. The Club Championship was taken out by Clovelly who had teams entered in each of the four grades.

In the Twenty20 competition we had a total of 8 teams compete in a fairly even competition with Souths Juniors 1 coming out as deserved premiers. The highlight of the season was a trip to Bowral where we played three Twenty20 matches over the course of a day at the historic Bradman Oval. My thanks to Barry Casey (Doncaster) for his efforts in organising this day.

In a competition affected by rain our Martin Shield team qualified for the quarter-finals but unfortunately were beaten by Parramatta.

My thanks to our Patron Mr Harry Solomons and Kingsgrove Sports Centre, the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Football Club, Kookaburra, the Kensington War Memorial Club and the Doncaster Hotel for their ongoing support and sponsorship of the Association.

The Association’s financial position is sound, as detailed in the financial pages of this report and I would like to thank Paul Brien for his efforts as Acting Treasurer, taking the duties on top of his various duties as President of the Association.

Finally I would like to thank all fellow Board Members, club delegates, umpires, scorers, volunteers and players who make up the competition and make it a success.

Yours in cricket

David PowerSecretary

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President’s ReportLadies and Gentlemen:

The 2011-2012 season marked the completion of 17 seasons since Moore Park, South Sydney and the Catholic Association joined to form the Moore Park South East Cricket Association.

The start of our season saw a drop in teams to just 27 despite intensive preseason marketing via websites and local press to local juniors and affiliated associations. The Board decided to run the competition for the season over four grades and graded nominations accordingly with what proved to be generally a very even competition.

The season finished with all Minor Premiers in all grades missing out on Grand Final berths and in fact two clubs, Botany United and UNSW winning from fourth position well done to those clubs. South’s Juniors triumphed in first grade winning the Premiership and at the same time notching up 23 consecutive grand final appearances. This is truly a remarkable feat and shows what a solid group of players they are with several of their current side featuring in many of those grand finals. This mighty club also took out the 20/20 competition for the second season in a row. My congratulations also to the Clovelly club who not only won the 3rd grade premiership but were Club Champions as well. I take this opportunity of also congratulating the many individuals whose achievements are recorded further in this report. The season did not enjoy the same success on the representative front as was the case in previous years. We did manage a victory over Northern Suburbs but our Martin Shield campaign was hampered with the weather although we managed to get to the quarter finals. Unfortunately the trip to Bathurst was postponed this year due to unforeseen circumstances, however the traditional Plank match will take place in 2012-2013 in Sydney.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of those “behind the scenes” personnel involved in the rep season. Manager of our second team Bill Glacken , our scorers Gary & Maria Fulford whom without their expertise in scoring we simply wouldn’t know what the result was…..thank you both well done. A special thanks to Hippo who not only managed our Martin Shield but captained and organized selection trials etc as well as liaising with selectors , John Chalmers , Greg Leslie and Chair Dave Power, all of whom I thank as well.

Once again Dave “20/20” Power put together a 20/20 Sunday competition which is now in its sixth year. My thanks to Dave for his continued commitment to this competition which is growing every year.

Mid-season unfortunately also saw the passing of former Association Secretary Steven Silcock. “Silks” as he was known played many seasons for the Kingsford Apaches and was the first life member of that cricket club, a testament in itself to a man who not only loved playing the game but was very much an inspiration behind the scenes making sure the club carried forward from season to season. I had the privilege of working closely with Silks when he was Association Secretary, a role he filled admirably and only stepped aside due to the illness that would eventually claim his life. Our sincere sympathy goes to his wife Amanda and his family. I assure you all he never will be forgotten by our cricketing community. Rest in peace Silks….

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For an association to be successful, it needs support. I would like to thank a number of people for their support in season 2011-2012-:

Noel Moig Agencies for the KOOKABURRA SPONSORSHIP. We are in the final year of a three year agreement with Kookaburra .This sponsorship is used directly to assist in the ever increasing ground fees set by the landlords of our grounds. I am pleased to report this year saw only minor fee increase due directly to the monies from this sponsorship. My thanks to both Noel Moig and Cameron Eves of Noel Moig Agencies and the team at Kookaburra for their ongoing support.

Mr. Harry Solomon’s, Managing Director Kingsgrove Sports. Harry is not only our Patron but a longtime supporter of park cricket in the South Sydney area having not only played many games in the former South Sydney Cricket Association but also represented that Association. Harry has a true understanding of Association cricket and what it takes to be a successful association and our success is helped by his support both at club and Association level. I thank Harry and the team at Kingsgrove Sports for their support and I urge all clubs to visit Kinsgrove Sports for all your teams and individual cricket requirements.

South Sydney Juniors Club. Not only do we get a great deal for our presentation evening but the club also financially contributes to ground costs each year. To the Board of Souths Juniors my thanks for your continued support and the Association looks forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come.

Kensington War Memorial RSL. Thank you to the Board for the use of the club for delegates and Board meetings. The club has become our base for meetings and we are truly grateful to be allowed the use of the various meeting rooms. Thank you also for the trophy cabinet that houses our perpetual trophies.

Centennial Park Trust, Botany Council, Randwick Council. Our thanks to these organisations and there staff who ensure our grounds are maintained each week.

Doncaster Hotel. The Doncaster Hotel is now in its fourth year as a sponsor of our representative sides. My thanks to Michael Paterson and the team at the Doncaster Hotel for their continued support. I would urge all members to try the bistro at the Donny…….the food is fabulous and don’t forget to try your hand at trivia on trivia night and of course TEXAS polka ………thanks again to the DONNY.

Umpires. My thanks to the umpires who each Saturday control our fixtures. Our numbers have fallen in the past few seasons, however John Chalmers is as always busy recruiting from other Associations. My thanks to John for his persistence in ensuring we have the necessary umpires each week. I would also encourage any person who wishes to be an umpire to contact John. Thanks again to our umpires.

MPSECA BOARD- The Board this year was smaller than previous years with the positions of Treasurer and Secretary not filled at the AGM and despite numerous requests at delegate meetings no person nominated throughout the season. I thank those who were on the Board for their support and untiring contribution as volunteers to make this Association the success it is.I would like to particularly thank our Vice President, Dave Power who again stepped up this year to not only fulfill his role as a Vice President but also the role of Secretary as well as run 20/20 etc…..well done Dave your efforts are appreciated.

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Season 2011-2012 has concluded and as I reported earlier our numbers were down on previous seasons. It is absolutely imperative that we increase our numbers if we are to survive in future years. The Association will embark on a local advertising/editorial campaign in season 2012-2013. However individual Clubs need to look at their personnel as well and build around the current group with local juniors from schools in their area. I note both UNSW and Clovelly have a number of young players 16-18 years in their ranks and this has certainly helped them win Premierships this season with Clovelly also adding the Club Championship.

Unfortunately your Board member numbers are also getting smaller which makes it very difficult to market the Association regularly and continually. I am asked regularly how we can increase numbers etc, the answer really revolves around the need to get more volunteers to join the Board in order to spread the work load and attend to this area of need . We really need a minimum of three new Board members to join the Board in season 2012-2013. Again I ask all club members to give joining the Board some serious thought, it can be a rewarding experience particularly since meetings are minimised. I believe multiple teams particularly should have a voice on the Board, so please give some serious consideration as its time to start building the Association again which frankly cannot be done whilst current Board members are doing multiple roles due to insufficient Board numbers.

I look forward to seeing you all on the park in 2012-2013………….again my thanks for your continued support, I commend this report to the members.

Paul Brien President

Umpires reportOn behalf of the board, I would like to thank all the umpires for their dedication and assistance in making the 2011/2012 season a tremendous success.

I hope that all the umpires will be back raising the finger once again for the 2012/2013 season. Thanks once again for your help.

Greg LeslieBoard Member

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Representative Season Report

As everyone in this association knows, I love the competition of Representative cricket, especially Martin Shield. When the question was raised on who we were going to ask and pick as the manager of the team, I immediately asked for the job. I wanted the job because I know the professionalism and organisation required, which I had learnt from Barry Casey from the previous years that he was at the helm. At this point I want to thank Barry for all the hard work he put into the previous years that have formed the foundation for this and future teams to compete in the Martin Shield. Also I want to give a big thanks to Marie and Gary Fulford firstly for keeping score at all our Representative games but also for their support, professionalism, catering and for the laughs. They will be truly missed as they are having a bit of a break from cricket for a while.

This year saw a number of seasoned and experienced rep players leave our team for personal, family and work reasons, so there were a few holes to fill in this season’s team. After putting the word out and speaking to teams we came up with a strong squad to choose from. For the rep team we want talented players from all grades, so it was great to see a couple of 3 rd graders and a few 2nd

graders in the squad, however most positions were filled by 1st Graders, that’s understandable. Thanks to all players involved and a big thank you to Coogee Bay Hotel CC and Coogee Palace CC for their strong involvement.

Game 1: vs Georges River/St. George at Bexley Oval, Bexley

MPSECA 4/107 def Georges River/St. George 104

Georges River/St.George won the toss and elected to bat, as you do in Martin Shield with hopes of on a high total and then putting the pressure on in the next innings, but that was not to be for Georges River/St.George. They stumbled their way to 104 with only one of their bats hitting over 20. Cam McCormack (1/17 off 6) and Beau Mulraney (2/14 off 10) opened up the bowling with tight spells, supported by Trent Bornstein (1/6 off 2), Matt Plant (1/33 off 5) and Jeremy Ruz being the standout with (5/30 off 12).

Although we were chasing a low score, we all know that you can’t be complacent, especially in Martin Shield. An unfortunate start saw our captain Matt Donovan dismissed early, but Mick Ekhart batted very well for a solid 41 off 61 balls. There were 2 more quick dismissals before Anthony Sinclair not out 6 off 36 balls and Scott Obrien 34 off 36 balls joined each other for a patient partnership of 45 runs. However with only 10 runs to hit for victory the weather began to change with the rain clouds threatening our game. So Anthony decided to hit 6 of those 10 runs to help Scott out and get us to victory as it began to pour.

Game 2: vs Sutherland at Marrickville Oval, Marrickville

WASHED OUT – DRAW

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Game 3: vs Camden at Memorial Oval, Ingleburn

MPSECA 106 lost to Camden 8/107

Camden won the toss and sent us in to bat on a pitch that resembled the curves of a kid’s slippery slide on one half side of the pitch. It had rained the night before and there may have been holes in the covers in certain spots. This was going to be a tricky pitch for both sides to bat on, especially for the first batting side. All our bats were very cautious from the get go so that didn’t help us get any sort of start with only Tim Scullard getting into his 20’s off 49 balls.

Only defending 106 runs, was always going to be difficult, but we were all very confident with our bowlers and the way the pitch was playing. Matt Wood (2/34 off 12) and Beau Mulraney (1/26 off 5) opened the bowling with both capturing the openers early for 10 runs each. Supporting them were Jeremy Ruz (1/17 off 4) and Cam McCormack (4/24 off 10) a great bowling spell which almost got us the match. Camden’s 3 and 4 were settling in and looked quite comfortable before Cam dismissed both of them with some great catches from the field. Like the GEORGES RIVER/ST.GEORGE game, storm clouds started to loom and we were quietly hoping for rain because it seemed a loss was on the cards. The rain stayed away for us to finish the game, Cam got us back into the while the last 2 bats were looking shaky and it was nail biting stuff we thought we were going to roll them with 8 runs to get. It was not to be. Overall it was a great game on a not so great pitch. This loss places us 5th place overall all in the Martin Shield competition and qualifies us for the finals.

Game 4: (Qualifying Semi-Final) vs Parramatta at Ted Burge Sportsground, Wentworthville

MPSECA 143 lost to Parramatta 209

Unfortunately this was a rain affected match with buckets of rain falling the Saturday night. We were doubtful about getting any sort of play on the following Sunday. We weren’t contacted by Parramatta regarding the weather, so we still showed up because the weather had cleared. Originally we were supposed to play at Merrylands Oval, but when we arrived there we saw that half the field was under water so the Parramatta manager phoned around for other pitches we could try to play the game on. At this point I must inform you that Parramatta was higher on the ladder than us and could have decided to call it a rain affected draw and in doing so would technically win the match and move onto the Semi Final, however I must commend Parramatta’s manager firstly and then their players on showing great sportsmanship on trying their hardest to get some sort of game happening.

After some time he’d organised a couple of synthetic pitches at Ted Burge Sportsground Wentworthville. We all drove over to have a look at it and it too was soaked. After having a good look at the pitches the umpires decided that only one was safe enough to play on but we were going to have to wait for it to dry out a little. Our boys, with some gentle persuasion from me, got out to the pitch with a spade and started to scrape as much of the water off the pitch as they could, while Jeremy Ruz had a great idea and went down to a local hardware store and buy a squeegee or a broom to help get the water off. In the end we were delayed by 2 hours, which meant both teams would bowl 39 overs.

Winning the toss we sent Parramatta in to bat, because we thought the outfield would be slow and the ball would get soggy and be hard to hit runs with. That was not to be. Opening the bowling was Cam McCormack (3/49 off 8) and Stuart Kidd (2/52 off 11) supported by Tim Scullard (0/14 off 2), Jeremy Ruz (1/47 off 10) and Ash Azar (3/42 off 8). With the reduction of time Parramatta basically came out with guns blazing from the get go by hitting an average of 5 runs off every over, which made it hard for our bowlers but we persevered and eventually got them all out for 209.

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We started well with matching the 5 runs an over needed, however with the loss of some quick wickets it wasn’t long before the run rate slowed to just 3 per over, which wasn’t good, until our standout batsmen for this day Ash Azar (37 runs off 47 balls) and Scott Obrien (49 runs off 39 balls) came together with a great partnership and started to turn things around for us. All of us started to gain hope, but this was short lived by an absurd and dud decision by the umpire giving Ash out LBW, which was clearly not out and Scott out to a classic catch. That left us with another huge effort with 120 runs still to get and with the pressure of only having 5 wickets in hand and trying to get another dominating partnership going. Unfortunately it all went downhill from there but we gave it our best shot. Our Finals run came to an end, but there’s always next year.

Can I add that I learnt something this day and that was that sportsmanship is still alive within our game of cricket and although there is some testing and challenging times for all of us on the field I think it’s very, very important to remember that we have to remain sportsman and I know you all know what that means.

If I’ve missed anything or anyone I apologise.

Again, I thank all of the following people for their contributions towards making this Martin Shield campaign possible, Marie and Gary Fulford, Barry Casey, all the players involved, all the teams of the association that contributed and the MPSECA board.

I also want to make a special mention to the Doncaster Hotel for their continuing support and sponsorship of our cricket association and our representative teams.

Hippo Giitsidis

Board Member

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MPSECA 1 st Grade Report

Souths Juniors

Congratulations to the Juniors on taking out their 14th First Grade Premiership for season 2011/12, which is a tremendous achievement for the club. Scott O’Brien took out the batting double by scoring 303 runs @ 33.60. He was well supported be Peter Lazarapoulos with 181 @ 16.40 and Justin Smith 148 @ 18.50. Glen Standing was outstanding with the ball once again taking 28 wkts @ 6.71, also among the wickets were Cameron McCormack 26 wkts @ 12.60 and Greg Scott 21 wkts @ 14.33.

Ferns

The Ferns first season in the top grade was a huge success as they made the Grand Final at their first attempt. Ferns batting was their strong point with Robert Raffaele amassing 284 runs @ 31.50, Ziad Abbas 188 @ 20.89, Michael Manna 281 @ 28.10 and Richie Paul 195 @ 17.73. The bowling was shared around with Ziad Abbas snaring 26 wkts @ 15.30, Richie Paul 23 wkts @ 9.34 and Danny Stavely 20 wkts @ 14.45.

Clovelly

Clovelly had a terrific season in first grade finishing Minor Premiers before losing to Ferns in the Semi-Final. John Duckett proved once again to be the standout batsman in the top grade scoring a massive 513 runs @ an equally impressive average of 64.12. Also scoring heavily for Clovelly were Ashlee Azhar with 269 @ 29.8, Grant McMillan 202 @ 22.4, Blake Rabey 214 @ 15.2 and Peter Crook 159 @ 22.7. Bill Saracoglu was Clovelly’s leading wicket taker with 31 wickets @ 10.5, others among the wickets were Ashlee Azhar 21 wkts @ 8.52, Adam Fulmer 18 wkts @ 15.5, Navraran Singh 16 @ 16.4 and Grant McMillan 13 @ 18.6.

Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels

The Rebels began the season well but fell away in performances over the second half of the season and ended up going down to Souths in the Semi-Final. Leading run scorers for Coogee were Alam Parkee with 200 runs @ 18.1, Matthew Holland 192 @ 21.3, Mitun Xavier 153 @ 11.7 and Stuart Kidd 162 @ 16.2. The bowling was well serviced by Stuart Roesler taking 28 wkts @ 8.21, Stuart Kidd 15 wkts @ 14.5 and Aaron Burrows 12 wkts @ 29.5.

Beach Hotel

The Palace struggled with numbers early on in the season which affected their performances, but once they started fielding full teams the results started coming. The Palace’s batting was strong and led by Tim Scullard who totalled 289 runs @ 24.00, and was well supported by Jeremy Ruz with 255 @ 21.2, Andrew Scott 194 @ 17.6, Reno Tomosiello 197 @ 17.9 and Bernard Thorne 152 @ 21.7. The bowling was also shared around with Tim Scullard their leading wicket taker with 29 wkts @ 10.68, also among the wickets were Jeremy Ruz 18 wkts @ 16.7, Reno Tomosiello 15 wkts @ 14.8 and Bernard Thorne 11 wkts @ 25.6.

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Waverley Wombats – Marrickville Pagewood

Not the best of seasons for the Wombats, however, they still only just failed to make the semi-finals. Leading run scorers were Hippo Giitsidis 216 @ 18.00, Robert Cross 197 @ 28.1 and Stephen Lawson 197 @ 15.1. The Wombat’s bowling was their strength with Matt Wood leading the way with 20 wkts @ 17.85, also among the wickets were Chris La Fou 14 wkts @ 23.3, Tim Gardiner 12 wkts @ 16.00 and Justyn Boyle 12 wkts @ 25.8.

Bill Glacken

Board Member

1st Grade Batting Aggregate & Average – John Duckett (Clovelly) – 513 runs @ 64.131st Grade Bowling Aggregate – Billy Saracoglu (Clovelly) – 31 wkts1st Grade Bowling Average – Glen Standing (Souths Juniors) – 28 wkts @ 6.711st Grade All Rounders Award - Tim Scullard (Beach Palace)1st Grade Wicket Keeping Award - Michael Manna (Ferns) – 18 dismissals

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MPSECA 2 nd Grade Report

Botany United

Congratulations to the Botany boys on taking out the 2nd grade premiership. Finishing 4th on the competition table Botany caused a major upset by defeating Coogee Bay in the semis and then by defeating Apaches in the final. The batting was their strongpoint with the Power father and son combination providing the bulk of the team runs. Nathan Power totalled 428 runs @ 42.8, whilst Dave Power scored 262 runs @ 21.8. Bhushan Rele also scored well with 233 @ 46. In the bowling Dave Power led the way with 24 wkts @ 12.3 with support coming from Almas Khan 21 @ 26.7 and Luke McAdam with 17 @ 14.7. Well done again!

Kingsford Apaches

A good season was had by the Apaches but unfortunately they went down in a close final to Botany. Their batting was reasonably strong with Sean Livingstone amassing 226 runs @ 22.6 with good support coming from Dave Waterson with 211 runs @ 16.2 and Harley Bateup with 269 @ 20.69. The bowling was well led by Bryan Seymour snaring 35 wickets @ 12.74 supported by Sujee Mampitiyarachchi 17 wickets @ 15.5 and Seton Pollock 12 wkts @ 19.41.

Coogee Bay Rebels

Coogee Bay Rebels had a terrific season finishing Minor Premiers only to stumble in a very close semi-final to Botany. There were some standout performances from their players with David Odd scoring 374 runs @ 46.7, Beau Mulraney 260 runs @ 37.1, Shaun Piva 228 runs @ 28.5 and Joshua Button 234 @ 26. The Rebels also boasted a very strong bowling attack which was led by Beau Mulraney 30 wkts @ 15.3 and Anthony Baldwin 22 wkts @ 9.69.

Men of the Bat

The Men of the Bat team had a strong season before falling to the Apaches in a rain affected semi-final. Dion Sandez had an outstanding season for them scoring a massive 458 runs @ a very impressive average of 152.60 and also taking 23 wkts @ 7.30. David Stimpson was also among the runs with 406 @ 40.6 as was Michael Koslowski 235 @ 19.5. Leading wicket taker for the Bat was Jamie Motum snaring 40 wkts @ a miserly 10.9 and there was great support from the Colonel (as mentioned above) and Michael Judd 18 wkts @ 15.3.

Clovelly

Clovelly struggled to field a full team during the course of the season and this impacted on their on-field performances. Still there were some solid performances from their players with David Connors leading the way with the bat amassing 290 runs @ 41.42 also scoring well were Simon Marti 176 @ 19.5 and Tom Gastin 137 @ 17.1. Bowling honours for Clovelly were shared by Adam Page taking 23 wkts @ 12.21 and Sean Barclay 17 wkts @ 18.7.

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La Perouse

La Perouse started the season well with some impressive wins but suffered from a lack of numbers as the season progressed and ended up missing out on the semi-finals. Alex Johnson did well in the batting when he was available to play scoring 262 runs @ 52.4 and was well supported by Nathan Bowen with 235 runs @ 26.11. Their bowling was led by Barry Bowen taking 18 wkts @ 10.56 and was supported by his son Nathan snaring 14 wkts @ 28.36.

Bill Glacken

Board Member

2nd Grade Batting Aggregate & Average – Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) – 458 runs @ 152.672nd Grade Bowling Aggregate & Average – Jamie Motum (Men of the Bat) – 40 wkts @ 10.932nd Grade All Rounders Award - Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat)2nd Grade Wicket Keeping Award - David Waterson (Kingsford Apaches) – 21 dismissals

Botany United 2nd Grade Premiers 2011/2012

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MPSECA 3 rd Grade Report

Clovelly

Congratulations on taking out the 3rd grade premiership for season 2011/2012. Clovelly was a very well balanced team with some standout performances. Their batting was strong with an outstanding season from ‘Young Gun’ Cameron McKinlay who amassed 289 runs @ 41.2. Chris Jones also was among the runs with 158 @ 19.7 as was Louie Pengue with 188 @ 20.8. Bowling honours were shared by Cameron McKinley snaring 29 wkts @ 9.27, John Astuy 15 @ 7.86, Simon Noble 13 @ 13.6 and Royce Tully 13 @ 17.1.

Souths Juniors

A good season was had by Souths 3rd grade team finishing runners-up to Clovelly. Souths batting was a strong point with 6 players scoring more than 150 runs for the season, led by Matt Coutts with 335 runs @ 37.2, Michael Coutts 251 @ 22.8, Oswin Perera 212 @ 30.2, Aditiya Naik 219 @ 19.9, Rueban George 159 @ 26.5 and Rommo Pandit 154 @ 15.4. The bowling honours were also shared around with Michael Coutts leading the way with 16 wkts @ 13.13, Aditiya Naik 16 @ 16.5, Stephen Mow 14 @ 13.3 and Matt Coutts 13 @ 14.38.

Captain Cook Dolphins

A good season was had by the Dolphins as they finished the season as Minor Premiers but went down in the semi-final to Souths Juniors. The batting for the Dolphins was well led by Derek Phillips who scored 357 runs @ 39.6, he gained valuable support from Paul Elder 244 @ 24.4 and Graeme Mills 247 @ 35.2. The leading wicket taker for the Dolphins was Mitchell McDiarmid snaring 30 wkts @ 12.1, others to shine were Steve Burgess with 26 wkts @ 10.3 and Derek Phillips 15 @ 10.8.

Edna Puffett Memorial XI

The Puffetts finished 3rd on the competition table and went down in a close semi-final to eventual Premiers Clovelly. Jeff Bye was a standout for the Puffetts as he took out the “Best Allrounder Award” across all grades of the competition. Jeff scored 248 runs @ 24.8 and claimed 44 wkts @ 8.4. Others to contribute to Puffetts success were Luke Whitington scoring 306 runs @ 30.6 and took 16 wkts @ 15.5 and Greg Bye with 204 runs @ 18.5 and 29 wkts @ 14.03.

Rusty Shovel

Rusty Shovel was in the premiership race for most of the season only to fade away in the last couple of rounds. Michael Ekert had a wonderful season with the bat amassing an impressive 567 runs @ 63.00. In the bowling department it was Ian Gabriel once again leading the way taking 40 wkts @ 13.8. Support also came from Allan Owens taking 16 wkts @ 22.5 and Nic Cola 12 wkts @ 14.4.

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Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels

The Rebels 3rd grade outfit finished down the table but showed enough promise to be a force next season. Batting honours for the Rebels were shared by Steve Weatherall scoring 301 runs @ 33.4, Ramesh Dabarera with 233 @ 46.6 and Evan Madonis 207 @ 18.8. Best bowlers for Coogee were Evan Madonis capturing 19 wkts @ 16.7 and Ramesh Dabarera 13 wkts @ 22.6.

Kingsford Apaches

Not a great season for the Apaches but it wasn’t through lack of trying. There were some solid batting performances coming from Grant Wheeler with 249 runs @ 24.9, Johnny Palavi with 241 @ 18.5 and Craig Johnson with 212 @ 21.2. The bowling was led by Tim Booth snaring 17 wkts @ 15.6 with support coming from Grant Wheeler 14 wkts @ 25.4, Alex Yap 13 @ 22.9 and Jimmy Loketi 12 @ 18.7.

Bill Glacken

Board Member

3rd Grade Batting Aggregate & Average – Michael Ekert (Rusty Shovel) - 567 runs @ 63.003rd Grade Bowling Aggregate & Average – Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett) – 44 wkts @ 8.413rd Grade All Rounders Award - Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett)3rd Grade Wicket Keeping Award - James Bentivoglio (Edna Puffett) – 18 dismissals

Clovelly 3rd Grade Premiers 2011/2012

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MPSECA 4 th Grade Report

University of NSW

Congratulations to the Uni boys in taking out the 4th grade premiership coming from 4th position to defeat Rosebery Renegades in a closely fought final. The batting was particularly strong with 5 players scoring over 150 runs for the season. Thomas Mullins led the way with 363 runs @ 33 with support coming from Thomas Naghten 220 @ 27.5, Ryan Farrelly 202 @ 28.8, Tate Meredith 156 @ 19.5 and Tom Williamson 196 @ 24.5. The bowling honours for Uni were shared around between Navin Pillai who captured 22 wkts @ 11.3, Tom Williamson 16 @ 16.5, Zac Meredith 13 @ 12.7, Damien Meredith 12 @ 8.6 and Jack Mckinlay 12 @ 14.5.

Rosebery Renegades

In its first season in the competition Rosebery did extremely well to make the final only to narrowly go down to a youthful Uni team. Run scoring for the Renegade’s was shared between Gaurav Ganesh 372 runs @ 37.2, Jiggy Kakkad 335 @ 33.5, Tim McNamara 277 @ 39.5 and Waqas Haider 268 @ 22.3. Wicket takers for Rosebery were led by Jiggy Kakkad with 27 wkts @ 15.2, Harpreet Singh 23 @ 19.04, Dale Evans 19 @ 16.5 and Umar Rashid 10 @ 14.4.

Souths Juniors

Souths had an impressive season finishing worthy Minor Premiers but stumbled in the semi-final to eventual Premier’s University of NSW. Leading run scorers for Souths were Andrew Plum scoring 232 runs @ 29, Paul Bochard 230 @ 25.5, Tom Hall 215 @ 19.5 and Grahame Pow 180 @ 25.7. Their bowling was led by David Abreu taking 38 wkts @ 8.28, he was supported by Paul Bochard 15 @ 18.7 and Grahame Pow 14 @ 15.00.

Clovelly

Clovelly finished 2nd on the competition table and went down in the semi-final to Rosebery. The batting honours for Clovelly were shared by Lliam Mountney with 287 runs @ 28.7, Kris Baptista 193 @ 32.1, Troy Isemonger 270 @ 30.00, Justin Corner 156 @ 13.00 and Tim Aldham 162 @ 18.00. The bowling was well served by Justin Corner taking 34 wkts @ 12.2, Lliam Mountney 21 @ 12.9 and Troy Isemonger 15 @ 24.6.

Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels

The Rebels just failed to qualify for the finals but the team showed good promise. Their batting was led by veteran Michael Nolan who amassed 319 runs @ 24.5. Others to score well included Dean Burrows 194 @ 14.9, Joe Haskins 155 @ 25.83 and Kieran Baker 154 @ 30.8. With the ball the Rebels were best served by Craig White snaring 25 wkts @ 12.1 and Dean Burrows 14 @ 21.5.

Doncaster

At times during the season Doncaster were in the top 4 but dropped out of contention coming into the finals. Some good performances in the batting department were made by Josh Worrill amassing 408 runs @ 25.5, Ben Hoenig 225 @ 16.00 and Jason Fong 316 @ 24.3. The bowling honours were

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shared between Ben Hoenig capturing 23 wkts @ 12.4, Matthew Tozer 21 @ 9.7, Andrew Ellery 16 @ 15.1 and Chris Fingleton 16 @ 19.3.

Kingsford Apaches

The Apaches didn’t have the best of seasons but still had some standout performers in their ranks. Leading run scorers for the Apaches were Stuart Branch scoring 366 runs @ 30.5, Patrick Foley 317 @ 28.82 and Russell Thomson 220 @ 36.67. In the bowling department the Apaches were best served by Patrick Foley taking 21 wkts @ 14.76, Bill Morgan 15 @ 17.47 and Henry Hampton 12 @ 15.58.

WWMPCC

This season was a real struggle for the Wombats and hopefully next season will be a brighter one for them. Batting honours were shared with Glen Bosco amassing 366 runs @ 61.00, George Georgiakakis 291 @ 32.3 and Ari Pappas with 221 @ 27.6. The wickets were shared between Glen Bosco taking 16 wkts @ 13.9, Rob Franich 15 @ 17.3, Steve Evesson 13 wkts @ 26.6 and Mitch Koureas 13 @ 30.5.

Bill Glacken

Board Member

4th Grade Batting Aggregate – Josh Worrill (Doncaster) – 408 runs4th Grade Batting Average – Glenn Bosco (WWMP) – 366 runs @ 61.004th Grade Bowling Aggregate & Average – David Abreu (Souths Juniors) - 38 wkts @ 8.294th Grade All Rounders Award - Jiggy Kakkad (Rosebery)4th Grade Wicket Keeping Award - Karl Farrell (Doncaster) – 22 dismissals

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University of NSW – 4th Grade Premiers 2011/2012

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MPSECA Points Table 2011/2012 Season

1st Grade

Clovelly CC 1 100Souths Juniors 1 91Coogee Bay Rebels 1 85Ferns 66WWMPCC 1 63Beach Palace 59

2nd GradeCoogee Bay Rebels 2 103Men of the Bat 94Kingsford Apaches 1 80Botany United 75La Perouse 62Clovelly CC 2 57

3rd GradeCaptain Cook Dolphins 81Clovelly CC 3 77Edna Puffett Memorial XI 77Souths Juniors 2 75Rusty Shovel 69Coogee Bay Rebels 3 56Kingsford Apaches 2 31

4th GradeSouths Juniors 3 91Clovelly CC 4 86Rosebery Renegades 85University of NSW 82Coogee Bay Rebels 4 75Doncaster 71Kingsford Apaches 3 63WWMPCC 2 45

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MPSECA Club Championship 2011/2012

Club Championship 1st Gd 2nd Gd 3rd Gd 4th Gd AverageClovelly CC 16.18 9.08 14.47 14.38 15.01

Souths Juniors 14.72 14.10 15.22 14.97Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 13.75 16.40 10.53 12.54 14.23

Kingsford Apaches 12.74 5.83 10.54 11.64WWMPCC 10.19 7.53 8.86

This season’s Club Championship was deservedly won by the Clovelly Cricket Club. Clovelly fielded 4 teams in the 2011/2012 competition, the only club to field a team in each grade. Clovelly won the 3rd grade premiership and were minor premiers in 1st grade, a great effort.

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MPSECA Twenty20 Competition 2011/2012

The 2011/2012 Twenty20 Season saw a total of 8 teams compete in an evenly fought out competition. The highlight of the season was a day spent at Bowral where we played three matches at the historic Bradman Oval. A big thank you goes to Barry Casey for booking and organising the day, which was well appreciated by all in attendance. This season’s Twenty20 final was between Souths Juniors 1 and CRW with Souths coming out winners once again. Well done to Souths and all the teams and players who participated in Twenty20 throughout the season.

MPSECA Twenty20 Table 2011/2012Team P W D L F Points Net Run

RateCRW 7 7 - - - 21 1.59Souths Juniors (1) 7 6 - 1 - 19 2.63Souths Juniors (2) 7 5 - 2 - 17 0.50Boonies 7 4 - 3 - 15 1.32Bushpigs 7 3 - 4 - 13 -0.28Forest Lodge Flamers

7 2 - 4 1 10 0.20

Norfolk Jets 7 1 - 6 - 9 -1.34Dunbar Monkeys 7 - - 5 2 5 -4.12

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MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012

Premiership Winners

1st Grade – Premiers 2011/2012 – Souths Juniors1st Grade Minor Premiers - 2011/2012 – Clovelly

2nd Grade – Premiers 2011/2012 – Botany United2nd Grade Minor Premiers - 2011/2012 – Coogee Bay Rebels

3rd Grade – Premiers 2011/2012 – Clovelly3rd Grade Minor Premiers - 2011/2012 – Captain Cook Dolphins

4th Grade – Premiers 2011/2012 – University of NSW4th Grade Minor Premiers - 2011/2012 – Souths Juniors

Club Championship – 2011/2012 – Clovelly

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MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012

Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades

1 st Grade:

Batting Aggregate & Average – John Duckett (Clovelly) – 513 runs @ 64.13Bowling Aggregate – Billy Saracoglu (Clovelly) – 31 wktsBowling Average – Glen Standing (Souths Juniors) – 28 wkts @ 6.71

2 nd Grade:

Batting Aggregate & Average – Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) – 458 runs @ 152.67Bowling Aggregate & Average – Jamie Motum (Men of the Bat) – 40 wkts @ 10.93

3 rd Grade:

Batting Aggregate & Average – Michael Ekert (Rusty Shovel) - 567 runs @ 63.00Bowling Aggregate & Average – Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett) – 44 wkts @ 8.41

4 th Grade:

Batting Aggregate – Josh Worrill (Doncaster) – 408 runsBatting Average – Glenn Bosco (WWMP) – 366 runs @ 61.00Bowling Aggregate & Average – David Abreu (Souths Juniors) - 38 wkts @ 8.29

Hat Tricks

4th Grade – David Abreu (Souths Juniors) 7/124th Grade – Jayantha Perera (Coogee Bay) 7/12

10 Wickets in a Match

2nd Grade – Jamie Motum (Men of the Bat) 4/26 & 6/324th Grade – David Abreu (Souths Juniors) 5/8 & 7/12

Wicket Keeping Award

1st Grade – Michael Manna (Ferns) – 18 dismissals2nd Grade – David Waterson (Kingsford Apaches) – 21 dismissals3rd Grade – James Bentivoglio (Edna Puffett) – 18 dismissals4th Grade – Karl Farrell (Doncaster) – 22 dismissals

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MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012

Catches (Non Wicket Keepers) All Grades4th Grade – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) – 10 catches4th Grade – Paul Dadic (Souths Juniors) – 10 catches

All Rounders Awards

1st Grade – Tim Scullard (Beach Palace)2nd Grade – Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat)3rd Grade – Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett)4th Grade – Jiggy Kakkad (Rosebery)

Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy

3rd Grade – Jeff Bye (Edna Puffett)

Twenty20 Awards

Twenty20 Premiers 2011/2012 – Souths Juniors

Twenty20 2011/2012 – Player of the Match – Final – Peter Lazaropoulos (Souths Juniors)

Representative Season Award

Representative Player of the Year 2011/2012 – Cameron McCormack

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MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012

Centuries

1 st Grade: John Duckett (Clovelly) 125*Tim Scullard (Beach Palace) 100*

2 nd Grade: Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) 109*, 106* & 101* David Stimpson (Men of the Bat) 112 & 100 Nathan Power (Botany United) 102David Power (Botany United) 101David Odd (Coogee Bay) 153Alex Johnston (La Perouse) 102*Beau Mulraney (Coogee Bay) 159*Danny Allende (La Perouse) 111

3 rd Grade: Derek Phillips (Captain Cook) 106Gerard Stevens (Coogee Bay) 145

4 th Grade: Gaurav Ganesh (Rosebery) 103Thomas Mullins (University of NSW) 128 Josh Worrill (Doncaster) 154 Glenn Bosco (WWMP) 112*Jiggy Kakkad (Rosebery) 105Troy Isemonger (Clovelly) 119

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MPSECA Award Winners 2011/2012

6 Wickets in an Innings

1 st Grade: Richie Paul(Ferns) 6/56

2 nd Grade: Bryan Seymour (Kingsford Apaches) 8/8Barry Bowen (La Perouse) 7/8 Jamie Motum (Men of the Bat) 6/32Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) 6/16Brad Pettit (Coogee Bay) 6/5Adam Page (Clovelly) 6/36

3 rd Grade: Ian Gabriel (Rusty Shovel) 6/41 & 7/60 Cameron McKinlay (Clovelly) 6/25Steven Burgess (Captain Cook) 6/15Aditiya Naik (Souths Juniors) 7/31

4 th Grade: David Abreu (Souths Juniors) 7/12 & 6/24 Jayantha Perera (Coogee Bay) 7/12 Lliam Mountney (Clovelly) 6/20 & 6/28Dale Evans (Rosebery) 6/66Umar Rashid (Rosebery) 6/12

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MPSECA Batting & Bowling – Association Records

1 st Grade Most runs in a season: 617 A. Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-04

Most wickets in a season: 49 R. Stokes Souths Juniors 1996-97

Highest score: 280 M. Jamshed Randwick District 1996-97

2nd GradeMost runs in a season: 676 G. Humphries Woolpack Wolves 1996-97

Most wickets in a season: 56 D. Geer Kingsford Apaches 2005-06

Highest score: 254* N. Carter St Paul’s College 2006-07

3 rd Grade Most runs in a season: 940 N. Carter St Paul’s College 2004-05

Most wickets in a season: 58 I. Hayward Somerset Hotel 2000-01

Highest score: 220 N. Roby Kurrajong Hotel 2006-07

4 th Grade Most runs in a season: 893 M. Manna EFM 2001-02

Most wickets in a season: 65 M. Bond Randwick CYM 2002-03

Highest score: 216* D. Sirr Saggy Greens 2006-07

5 th Grade Most runs in a season: 985 C. McGuire GCB 2002-03

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Most wickets in a season: 57 K. Taylor Gypsies 1996-97

Highest score: 228* G. McCanna Botany United 1996-97

6 th Grade Most runs in a season: 1115 A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99

Most wickets in a season: 58 J. Scott Randwick CYM 2003-04

Highest score: 240* A. Jones Kingsford Apaches 1998-99

7 th Grade Most runs in a season: 745 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99

Most wickets in a season: 52 P. Day Matthew Talbot 1998-99

Highest score: 164* G. Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-02

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MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records

1 st Grade 1st 181 J Coleman & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2003-042nd 242 J Smith & A Crawley Souths Juniors 2004-053rd 179 G Koufis & G McCanna Botany United 1996-973rd 179 T Scullard & P Elder Rex Dolphins 2006-074th 195 G McCanna & J Tattershall The Coast 1999-005th 198 S Roesler & B Dixon Coogee Bay Hotel 2004-056th 162 T Scullard & J Ruz Captain Cook Dolphins 2010-117th 152 B Raeburn & M Griffith Coogee Bay Hotel 2004-058th 100 S O’Brien & P Lazaropoulos Souths Juniors 2010-119th 86 A Frawley & D Ishak Botany United 1997-9810th 104 M Wood & I Giitsidis WWMPCC 2010-11

2 nd Grade 1st 388 S Casey & A Azhar Doncaster 2007-082nd 227 M Roucek & J Austy Clovelly RSL 2004-053rd 194 B Mulraney & S Piva Coogee Bay Rebels 2011-124th 194 R Staughton & M Manna Ferns 2009-105th 164 T Davis & J Haynes Coogee Bay Rebels 2001-026th 207 A Consuji & P Gardiner WW & M P 2002-037th 149 A Spruce & D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 2005-068th 135 S Livingstone & A Young KBC Apaches 2009-109th 111 J Fronde & T Kassis Clovelly RSL 2003-0410th 100 C Doppler & M Hill Coogee Bay Rebels 2007-08

3 rd Grade 1st 245 A Seedsman & N Roby Kurrajong Hotel 2006-072nd 202 T Barnett & N Vucetic Glebe Gypsies 2004-053rd 197 D Stimpson & M Turnbull Men of the Bat 2007-084th 284 D Holwerda & S Wilde Intn’l Barbarians 2002-035th 166 T Gorman & C Kennedy Captain Cook 2002-036th 263 J McCallum & A Bennie CSH 2008-097th 163 D Phillips & E Yates Rex Dolphins 2005-068th 127 M Manna & R Tran Ferns 2007-089th 99 M Nolan & M Donovan Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2006-0710th 91 N Power & A Khan Botany United 2009-10

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4 th Grade 1st 264 D Sirr & M Venables Saggy Green 2006-072nd 203 R Thomson & S Branch Kingsford Apaches 2010-113rd 216 B Dickinson & D Thomas Kingsford Apaches 2003-044th 238 M Manna & S Khan EFM 2001-025th 139 C White & P Foley Kingsford Apaches 2003-046th 180 M Capon & A Barwick Souths Juniors 2009-107th 175 C Hickson & T Price Captain Cook Dolphins 2008-098th 111 J Motum & J Armstrong Men of the Bat 2005-069th 146 B Longbottom & S Dummigan Randwick CYM 1996-9710th 82 L Pritchard & N Brown Rusty Shovel 2005-06

5th Grade 1st 192 J Button & M Eagleston Coogee Bay Hotel 2010-112nd 298 B Mundell & O Torpy CSH 2007-083rd 286 T Roberts & R Roggeri Blue Tongues 2007-084th 170 S Casey & J Georgoulis Doncaster Hotel 2004-055th 153 Jamie Markou & Joel Markou 3rd Cavaliers 2003-046th 191 B Mundell & Marc Bennie CSH 2007-087th 207 G McCanna & G Chudleigh Botany United 1996-978th 189 S McFadden & J Cooper Randwick CYM 1998-999th 152 M Venables & C Brown Saggy Greens 2004-0510th 80 S Winfield & M Sheehan Coogee Bay Hotel 2010-11

6th Grade1st 315 M Stott & D McVey Rusty Shovel 2002-032nd 240 I Islam & S Roman Coogee Randwick RSL 2006-073rd 214 G Bramley & D Kagi Randwick CYM 2002-034th 184 L Tucker & M Provic Randwick CYM 2002-035th 179 S Gandha & J Gartland Wanderers 2004-056th 163 C Stewart & A Ellery Doncaster 2006-077th 144 M Cross & K Charles WW & MPCC 2004-058th 115 W Gudgeon & A Atallah Clovelly RSL 2001-029th 182 D Crawford & M Jess Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2006-0710th 89 J Richards & P Manson Souths Juniors 2003-04

7th Grade 1st 185 H Hilman & R West Matthew Talbot 2000-012nd 126 G Duffy & G Brown Cricketers Arms 2001-023rd 140 T Roberts Jnr & C Rao GCB 2001-024th 219 T Roberts Jnr & G Brown GCB 2000-015th 171 G Brown & M Keogh Cricketers Arms 2001-026th 93 K Levell & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-027th 123 A Francis & B Carter Kingsford Apaches 2001-028th 116 A Azhar & P Harriott Doncaster Hotel 2000-019th 62 B Wyner & K Levell Randwick CYM 2001-0210th 32 T Beattie & G Wyer Randwick CYM 2001-02

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MPSECA Premiership Winners

1 st Grade 2 nd Grade 2011/12 Souths Juniors 2011/12 Botany United2010/11 Souths Juniors 2010/11 Ferns2009/10 Doncaster 2009/10 CSH2008/09 Doncaster 2008/09 Captain Cook Dolphins2007/08 Souths Juniors 2007/08 Clovelly RSL2006/07 Souths Juniors 2006/07 Kingsford Apaches2005/06 Rex Dolphins 2005/06 Clovelly RSL2004/05 Souths Juniors 2004/05 WW & MP2003/04 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2003/04 Botany Magic2002/03 Clovelly RSL 2002/03 Coogee Bay Rebels 2001/02 Croydon Park United 2001/02 Roy United 2001/01 Souths Juniors 2001/01 Clovelly 1999/00 Souths Juniors 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 Souths Juniors 1998/99 The Coast 1997/98 Souths Juniors 1997/98 Marrickville/Pagewood 1996/97 Souths Juniors 1996/97 Tradewinds1995/96 Souths Juniors 1995/96 Coogee Rebels 1994/95 Mascot RSL 1994/95 Woolpack Wolves

3 rd Grade 4 th Grade 2011/12 Clovelly 2011/12 University of NSW2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 La Perouse2009/10 Botany United 2009/10 Clovelly2008/09 La Perouse 2008/09 Rusty Shovel2007/08 Men of the Bat 2007/08 Waugh Torn2006/07 Kurrajong Hotel 2006/07 Men of the Bat2005/06 Randwick CYM 2005/06 Rex Dolphins2004/05 Waugh Torn 2004/05 Kurrajong Hotel2003/04 GSNDS 2003/04 Kingsford Apaches2002/03 Edmunds/Ferns/Mascot 2002/03 WW & MP 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2001/02 Captain Cook Hotel 2001/01 Randwick CYM 2 2001/01 Doncaster 1999/00 Whitehorse All Stars 1999/00 The Bears 1998/99 Mascot RSL 1998/99 Botany United 1997/98 Doncaster Hotel 1997/98 Randwick CYM 1996/97 Glebe 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 Waverley Wombats 1995/96 Clovelly 1994/95 University of NSW 1994/95 Mascot RSL

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5 th Grade 6 th Grade 2011/12 Not contested 2011/12 Not contested2010/11 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2010/11 Not contested2009/10 La Perouse 2009/10 Not contested2008/09 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2008/09 Not contested2007/08 CSH 2007/08 Rex Dolphins2006/07 Doncaster 2006/07 Clovelly RSL2005/06 Coogee Randwick RSL 2005/06 Pelicans2004/05 Saggy Green 2004/05 Clovelly RSL2003/04 Glebe Gypsies 2003/04 Randwick CYM2002/03 GCB 2002/03 Ryans Hotel 2001/02 Archers 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 2001/01 South Maroubra Magic 2001/01 Yarra Bay 1999/00 Randwick CYM 1999/00 Waverley Wombats 1998/99 The Coast 4 1998/99 Waverley Wombats 1997/98 GCB 1997/98 Darlington 1996/97 Marrickville RSL 1996/97 Randwick CYM 1995/96 St George Linen 1995/96 Raiders 1994/95 Randwick CYM 1994/95 Randwick CYM

7 th Grade 2011/12 Not contested2010/11 Not contested2009/10 Not contested2008/09 Not contested2007/08 Not contested2006/07 Not contested2005/06 Not contested2004/05 Not contested2003/04 Not contested2003/03 Not contested 2001/02 Cricketers Arms 2001/02 Doncaster Hotel 1999/00 Not contested 1998/99 The Bears 1997/98 Not contested 1996/97 Not contested 1995/96 Not contested 1994/95 Not contested

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MPSECA Office Bearers

Season Patron President Vice-President

Hon. Secretary

Hon. Treasurer

Assistant Secretary

11/12 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers

10/11 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power PL Brien JW Chalmers

09/10 H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power TP Booth JW Chalmers

08/09 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

07/08 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

06/07 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

05/06 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth /S Silcock

G Fulford JW Chalmers

04/05 H Solomons PL Brien D Power TP Booth G Fulford JW Chalmers

03/04 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power A Yap TP Booth JW Chalmers

02/03 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden TP Booth JW Chalmers

01/02 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden A Carmody JW Chalmers

00/01 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden B Grant JW Chalmers

99/00 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

98/99 RJ Carr PL Brien D Power J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

97/98 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley J Walden K MacDonald JW Chalmers

96/97 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody K MacDonald JW Chalmers

95/96 RJ Carr PL Brien D Buckley A Carmody G Stewart JW Chalmers

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Treasurer’s Report

The Association for season 2011-2012 has recorded a small overall loss on the previous year.

However one needs to remind members that this report includes expenses that were carried forward from the previous year, hence the deficit. Overall the Association is financially sound and achieved its goal of appropriate cost absorption whilst minimising increases in fees etc. and providing services to the members of the Association.

For season 2012-2013 the Association appears to be in a sound position however there will be a representative season that will include your Association hosting a side from Bathurst that will require substantial funding. Whilst there is subsidies for representative cricket along with sponsorships the incoming Board will need to be very diligent in their expenditure to ensure season 2012-2013 achieves a minimum break even financial result.

I would like to take this opportunity of thanking all Club Treasurers/ Secretaries for their support to me in my role as Treasurer, a position I have now held for two seasons and unfortunately am not in a position to carry on in season 2012-2013. I would ask all to consider and put forward suitable candidates for this vital role at our AGM.

I commend this financial report for adoption by the members.

Paul BrienActing Treasurer

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