REPRESENTATIVE SEASON YEARBOOK Rep Season Yearbook 2017-… · Anthony Neale Cup (Under 14) ......

PENRITH JUNIOR CRICKET ASSOCIATION

REPRESENTATIVE SEASON YEARBOOK 2017-2018

The President’s Cup U/16 side on the morning of their final against Maitland. After 76 overs of play, the match was eventually abandoned due to lightning.

CONTENTS OUR SPONSORS ......................................................................................................................... 4 PENRITH JUNIOR CRICKET ASSOCIATION ................................................................................... 6

Premiership Shields ................................................................................................................. 6 Teams ................................................................................................................................... 7 Representative Committee ....................................................................................................... 8 President’s Report ................................................................................................................... 8 Representative Coordinator’s Report ......................................................................................... 9 Girls Development Coordinator’s Report .................................................................................. 10

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS .................................................................................................. 11 Player of the Series ............................................................................................................... 11 Centuries, Five Wickets, Hat Tricks ......................................................................................... 11 Representative Honours ........................................................................................................ 12 Cricket NSW Academy ........................................................................................................... 12 Glenn Maher Award ............................................................................................................... 12 Junior Career Recognition ...................................................................................................... 13

NSWDCA ................................................................................................................................. 14 J H Creak Shield (Under 11) ................................................................................................... 14 Arch Cawsey Shield (Under 12) .............................................................................................. 17 Walter S Gee Shield (Under 13) .............................................................................................. 21 Harold Moore Shield (Under 14) ............................................................................................. 25 E G Weblin Shield (Under 15) ................................................................................................. 29 C S Watson Shield (Under 16) ................................................................................................ 32 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS ........................................................................................................... 35

Batting Aggregate and Average ........................................................................................... 35 Bowling Aggregate and Average ......................................................................................... 35

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS .......................................................................................................... 36 Batting Aggregate and Average Records .............................................................................. 36 Bowling Aggregate and Average Records ............................................................................. 37 Wicket Keeping Records ..................................................................................................... 38

PERPETUAL SHIELDS ............................................................................................................ 39 Geoff Clayton Memorial Shield ............................................................................................ 39 Trevor Bayliss Trophy ........................................................................................................ 40 Patrick Cummins Trophy ..................................................................................................... 40 Luke Morrissey Representative Wicket Keeper Trophy ........................................................... 42

NSWDCA SHIELD RECORDS ................................................................................................... 43 Batting Records ................................................................................................................. 43 Bowling Records ................................................................................................................ 44 Wicket Partnership Records ................................................................................................ 44

GIRLS NSWDCA ....................................................................................................................... 46 Mollie Dive Shield (Under 13) ................................................................................................. 46 Margaret Peden Shield (Under 15) .......................................................................................... 49 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS ........................................................................................................... 51


RECORDS ............................................................................................................................. 51 Batting Aggregate and Average Records .............................................................................. 51 Bowling Aggregate and Average Records ............................................................................. 51

PRESIDENT’S CUP .................................................................................................................... 52 IDCA Cup (Under 10) ............................................................................................................ 52 Colin Cooper Cup (Under 11) ................................................................................................. 58

Alfred James Cup (Under 12) ................................................................................................. 61 IDCA Cup (Under 13) ............................................................................................................ 64 Anthony Neale Cup (Under 14) ............................................................................................... 67 IDCA Cup (Under 15) ............................................................................................................ 70 Andrew Blamey Cup (Under 16) ............................................................................................. 72 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS ........................................................................................................... 75


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS .......................................................................................................... 76 Batting Aggregate and Average Records .............................................................................. 76 Bowling Aggregate and Average Records ............................................................................. 76 Wicket Keeping RECORDS .................................................................................................. 77

PERPETUAL TROPHIES .......................................................................................................... 78 John Hastings Trophy ........................................................................................................ 78 Ray Jordan Trophy............................................................................................................. 79 Paul Thomas Trophy .......................................................................................................... 79 Michael Wholohan Wicket Keeping Trophy ........................................................................... 79

PRESIDENT’S CUP RECORDS ................................................................................................. 81 Batting Records ................................................................................................................. 81 Bowling Records ................................................................................................................ 82 Wicket Partnership Records ................................................................................................ 82

CARNIVALS .............................................................................................................................. 84 Carnival Coaches Award ........................................................................................................ 84 Ron Arendts Shield (Newcastle, Under 11) .............................................................................. 84 Lismore Carnival (Under 12) .................................................................................................. 85 Ballina Carnival (Under 13) .................................................................................................... 86 Graeme Malcolm Shield (Newcastle, Under 14) ........................................................................ 87 Walter Taylor Shield (Armidale, Under 15) .............................................................................. 88 Stan Austin Carnival (Taree, Under 16) ................................................................................... 90

HISTORICAL IDCA & PRESIDENT’S CUP RECORDS ...................................................................... 91 IDCA RECORDS .................................................................................................................... 91

Emu Sports President’s Trophy ........................................................................................... 91 Trevor Bayliss Trophy ........................................................................................................ 91 Paul Thomas Trophy .......................................................................................................... 91 President’s Shield IDCA Wicket Keeping Trophy .................................................................... 92 Batting Aggregate and Average Records .............................................................................. 92 Bowling Aggregate and Average Records ............................................................................. 93 Batting and Bowling Records .............................................................................................. 93 Wicket Keeping Records ..................................................................................................... 94 Wicket Partnership Records ................................................................................................ 94

PRESIDENT’S CUP RECORDS ................................................................................................. 96 Batting Aggregate and Average Records .............................................................................. 96 Bowling Aggregate and Average Records ............................................................................. 96 Wicket Keeping Records ..................................................................................................... 96 Batting and Bowling Records .............................................................................................. 97 Wicket Partnership Records ................................................................................................ 97

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PREMIERSHIP SHIELDS Shield

2016-17 President’s Cup U/10 (U/10 White) Walter Taylor Shield (U/15)

2015-16 President’s Cup U/15 (Joint winner with NWS Hurricanes) Walter Taylor Shield (U/15)

2014-15 Andrew Blamey Cup (U/16)

2012-13 Margaret Peden Shield (U/15) Joint Premiers

2011-12 Margaret Peden Shield (U/15) Alan & Rae Ward Shield (Girls Club Champions)

2010-11 Mollie Dive Shield (U/13) Alan & Rae Ward Shield (Girls Club Champions)

2009-10 CS Watson Shield (U/16)

2008-09 EG Weblin Shield (U/15)

2007-08 Harold Moore Memorial Shield (U/14)

2005-06 Brewer Shield

2004-05 CS Watson Shield (U/16)

2003-04 CS Watson Shield (U/16) Joint Premiers IDCA Trophy (Overall Winner)

2002-03 IDCA Trophy (Overall Winner) President's Cup (Overall Winner)

2001-02 IDCA Trophy (Overall Winner) President's Cup (Overall Winner)

2000-01 Harold Moore Shield (U/14) President's Cup (Joint winner with Sutherland)

1999-00 CS Watson Shield (U/16) President's Cup (Overall Winner)

1998-99 EG Weblin Shield (U/15) IDCA Trophy (Overall Winner) President's Cup (Overall Winner)

1997-98 IDCA Trophy (Overall Winner)

1996-97 IDCA Trophy (Overall Winner) Viv McDonald Shield

1995-96 Arch Cawsey Memorial Shield (U/12) EG Weblin Shield (U/15)

1994-95 JH Creak Memorial Shield (U/11) Walter S Gee Memorial Shield (U/13) Harold Moore Memorial Shield (U/14) NSWJCU Limited Over Comp (U/17)

1993-94 Shell Shield (NSWJCU 10-12-14-16)

1992-93 Arch Cawsey Memorial Shield (U/12) CS Watson Memorial Shield (U/16) Viv McDonald Shield (Gloucester Cup U/14) Goulburn Shield (Under 10)

1991-92 Shell Shield (NSWJCU U/10) Viv McDonald Shield (Gloucester Cup U/14) Goulburn Shield (Under 10)

1990-91 Allan Ward Shield (NSWJCU U/11) WG Foster Memorial Shield (U/10) IDCA Under Eleven Shield IDCA Under Thirteen Shield IDCA Under Fifteen Shield Viv McDonald Shield (Gloucester Cup U/14) Goulburn Shield (U/10)

1989-90 Shell Shield (NSWJC U/10) Harold Moore Memorial Shield (U/14) IDCA Under Fifteen Shield Viv McDonald Shield (Gloucester Cup U/14) Goulburn Shield (U/10)

TEAMS Team Captain Coach Manager

NSWDCA

J H Creak Shield Kayden Myburgh-Sisam Grant Kean Rebecca Nicholls

Arch Cawsey Shield Aaron Barlow Brad Astill Rick Lennox

Walter S Gee Shield Reegan Wilson Liam Zammit Michael Wilson

Harold Moore Shield Max Becker Darren McMillan Jill Sherwood

E G Weblin Shield Ryley Smith Dale Turner Peter Tracey

C S Watson Shield Matthew Sullivan Geoff Sullivan Brigitte Gibson

Girls NSWDCA

Mollie Dive Shield Kate Pelle Dan Pelle Catherine Pratt

Margaret Peden Shield Claire Moore John Lane Vanessa Bradshaw

President’s Cup

U/10 White Zach Alexander Luke Murphy Yash Swarup

U/10 Black Xander Carstens David Williams Ray Hudswell

Colin Cooper Cup U/11 Harrison Newton Glenn Gardner Sharon Clifton

Alfred James Cup U/12 Ben Minney David Tupper Brook Shanahan

President’s Cup U/13 Cameron Gomesz Ramsay Gomesz Gavin Boyd

Anthony Neale Cup U/14 Liam Bayliss Brendan Bayliss Andy Tebbutt

President’s Cup U/15 Oscar Reardon Brock McFadgean Brent Lord

Andrew Blamey Cup U/16 Emerson Rovere Colin Rowe John Lothian

REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEE Role Volunteer

Representative Coordinator Brendan Bayliss

Girls Coordinator David Williams

Development & Selection Coordinator Geoff Sullivan

Ground & Equipment Coordinator Mick Wilson

Sponsorship Coordinator Joanne Agius

Registrar Michelle Pollard

General Committee Donna Reardon Christine Sultana

PRESIDENT’S REPORT Season 2017-18 was again another big year for our PJCA. Probably the biggest change for us as an association was the introduction of the new Cricket Australia cricket formats and the subsequent adoption of the new Stage 1 formats for our U9 and U10 age groups. We also formally rolled out our formal heat policies. All that notwithstanding, the season progressed and all grades were contested and played in the good spirit for which our association is known.

Tonight and here in our Yearbook we acknowledge and reward those teams and individual successes that have been achieved this season and I extend my congratulations to all our award winners.

This season, the PJCA again witnessed growth in our player numbers, with 75 (Saturday) teams and 8 Thunder Girls Cricket League (TGCL) teams registering from U8-U16, across 10 junior clubs. This equated to just under 1,000 junior cricketers turning out each week for their club to play some form of junior cricket.

With the introduction oif the new formnat into the Under 10 program, we have had some very constructive feedback which we have passed onto Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia. There were some many positives and some challenges which we look forward to being addrssed in the coming years. Thank you all for your assistance. Further, the engagement in the Cricket Australia Milo In2Cricket and T20 Blast programs continues to be strong.

The PJCA have also continued to work hard to engage and attract more players through some game format modifications and the implementation of a PJCA Milo T20 Blast program during Term 1, 2017. This 4 hub model provided activations throughout the PJCA region including, Glenmore Park, St Clair, Glenbrook and Springwood, with each junior club linked to one of the hubs, providing clubs with new player signings. I would like to thank all the club volunteers that supported each hub and especially Jake Balnave, our Cricket NSW Development Manager for his support and work with our Association on this and other initiatives to grow the game in Penrith.

To my personal satisfaction, the PJCA continues to excel with its development of female cricket with our second year of our Thunder Girls Cricket League competition. This year we saw 8 teams participate and welocmed a team from the north as we were joined by Hawkesbury. Friday evenings at Jamison Park continues to be the place to be for Girl Club Cricket. This has proved a very useful introduction for the girls, many of whom are now competing in higher forms of the game. To the many volunteers that assisted, my deepest thanks.

I would like to personally thank the work of our PJCA Vice President and Comp Sec, Alex Fenn for his astute and effective match administration. Your drive and support this year to me has been nothing short of fantastic. Thank you also to our Umpires Coordinator, Andrew Kennedy for his appointment and organisation of umpires to our games throughout the season.

Again, the PJCA remains financially stable, thanks to the efforts of our Treasurer, John Jennings. Thank you also to all our valued PJCA sponsors for their financial support. Many thanks to our PJCA Secretary, Megan White for all her administrative work that keeps the association ticking along.

I would also like to thank the entire Representative Committee run by Brendan Bayliss. A very successful team of dedicated volunteers without whom our elite level players would not be able to represent Penrith.

On a personal note, being a reluctant President this year due to a number of other commitments, I could not have seen this year out without the additional help of both Grant Kean and Craig Batty. Thank you both for your support and counsel through the year.

We acknowledge the relationships built with our affiliates, the NDCA and Penrith Cricket Club and thank them for their support of junior cricket in Penrith. Thank you also to Penrith City Council for their work in preparing grounds each week as well as support off the field to support our wonderful game.

Volunteers are the heart and soul of our association, I acknowledge every single Club coach, manager, scorer, every Club President, Secretary and committee member and thank them for their time, their effort and their input to ensuring the great game of cricket is accessible to all in our district. Our PJCA Volunteer of the Year Award will again acknowledge the special contribution made by one of our hardest working volunteers.

Congratulations once again to our team and individual winners on your performances and success this season. Enjoy the accolades and keep loving the game we all love!

David Williams

President

REPRESENTATIVE COORDINATOR’S REPORT Season 2017/18 saw the PJCA representative program continuing to expand by the introduction of an U15’s Margaret Peden (Girls) team. We now have 192 players and 16 teams in all junior representative competitions, with the exception of the U/10 Foster Shield. We are one of the only associations fielding teams in all competitions for 2018/19, which is a testament to the strength of our association, and the coaches, managers, club junior secretaries and committees that work so hard. On that note, I would like to send a special thank you to all PJCA Representative Coaches and Managers for the commitment and dedication that you have shown to your players and teams this season, without this we would not exist.

The Representative Committee of Geoff Sullivan (selections coordinator), Donna Reardon (Sponsorship coordinator), Christine Sultana (Sponsorship Coordinator), Dave Williams (Girls Coordinator), Mick Wilson (Grounds and Equipment Coordinator) have been working hard behind the scenes. In the sponsorship space, can I also thank our PJCA Vice President Alex Fenn for his assistance in bringing on board Penrith Lock Up. This now means the PJCA can store all equipment in our own storage facility. Also for Donna Reardon for securing the sponsorship of Outback Steakhouse who will be running our annual BBQ at the Photo’s in October each year. Mick Wilson, for organising with the NDCA for Jamison Oval 5 to be used, when Rance Oval and Bill Ball Oval were not available for our U15 and 16 competitions.

Moving forward to Season 2018/19, the hard work of the open trials has now been completed. A special thanks to Geoff Sullivan who spends countless hours behind the computer and on the phone organising our squads. It was a massive effort this year Sully, thanks again. Dave Williams, for the organisation you put into the Girls, this is something that you have built up from nothing over the last few years, and the results of your labour are now coming to fruition. Andrew Kennedy, thank you for your communications throughout the season regarding umpire appointments. It was a challenge this season with the DCA draw being released so late.

Finally I would just like to thank all the parents, players, coaches and managers of all the teams for the past 2 seasons. I have enjoyed my time as the PJCA Rep Coordinator, but I have decided to step down and will be handing over the baton to Rick Lennox. I have enjoyed leading this program, and whilst doing so have been able to network with other Coordinators from other associations over a range of issues,

and without a doubt we run one of the best, well organised programs. I will now look forward to taking a back seat and watching the PJCA Rep Program continue to grow under Rick’s leadership in the coming season and beyond.

Brendan Bayliss

Representative Coordinator

GIRLS DEVELOPMENT COORDINATOR’S REPORT At PJCA this season, we have taken our female cricket options and development to a new level again with the growth of our Club-based Thunder Girls Cricket League to 8 teams and the growth of our Representative Program to two teams with the addition of an U15 side. Female participation continues to go from strength to strength and presents us with new ways of partnering with other associations to help grow our great game into this demographic. On that note, this year we welcomed participation from our friend at Hawkesbury with the introduction of a girls team from that area.

Specifically on the TGCL front, we this year welcomed Glenmore Park into the fold. It is incredibly satisfying seeing the growth of this competition and the look on the girls faces as they compete and succeed at this great game. This competition continues to provide an avenue for girl participation and brings a number of girls to the game that frankly would not play in a mixed or predominantly boy competition. Again, in this regard, the PJCA is leading the way and is considered somewhat of a poster child by Cricket NSW and Cricket Australia for the promotion and development of female cricket.

I would like to formally thank all of the volunteers, coaches, scorers, managers and all other involved in this endeavour. Your contribution is very much appreciated.

With regards to the actual two competitions, we congratulate our premiers:

• Springwood CC for winning the Spring competition • Hawkesbury for winning the Summer competition

In addition, we were able to grow to two representative sides (U13 and U15) representing Penrith Female Cricket in the respective DCA competitions. Both teams had somewhat development squads this year and performed well above their expected levels and I look forward to seeing the results next year as these sides mature into their grades. Well done girls.

As in past years, absolutely none of the above opportunities for junior girls would be possible without the support of the PJCA Management Committee and the PJCA Reps Committee. Thank you to all involved, particularly the PJCA Development Coordinator Brendan Bayliss, and Joanne Agius, Michelle Pollard, Donna Reardon and Christine Sultana who coordinate our sponsors and keep us all looking spic and span!

A massive thank you also to all the club based volunteers that assisted throughout the TGCL seasons, be it as team managers, scorers, game organisers, BBQ helpers and anything else that needed to be done ... your work and support was awesome!

Girls cricket is on the up with the support of all of you. THANK YOU!!

David Williams

Girls Development Coordinator

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

PLAYER OF THE SERIES Shield Player Team Player

NSWDCA President’s Cup

J H Creak Flynn Nicholls President’s Cup U/10 Austin Brandl & Mitchell Perry

Arch Cawsey James Lennox Colin Cooper Cup U/11

Matthew Clifton

Walter S Gee Kade Zammit Alfred James Cup U/12

Hamish Mitchell

Harold Moore Max Becker President’s Cup U/13 Cameron Gomesz

E G Weblin Ryley Smith Anthony Neale Cup U/14

Bailey Tebbutt

C S Watson Matthew Sullivan & Lochlan Watts

President’s Cup U/15 Ryan Freeman

Girls NSWDCA Andrew Blamey Cup U/16

Bradley Webb

Mollie Dive Kate Pelle

Margaret Peden Claire Moore

CENTURIES, FIVE WICKETS, HAT TRICKS Player Team Opposition Performance

Centuries

Akshat Mishra W S Gee Shield Central Coast 114

Jordan Watson E G Weblin Shield Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills 102*

Bailey Tebbutt Anthony Neale Cup U/14 Hornsby Ku-ring-gai & Hills 101

Kate Pelle Mollie Dive Shield Camden 100*

Five Wickets in an Innings

Max Becker Harold Moore Shield Northern District 9.4-4-6-24

Reece Roussell Colin Cooper Cup U/11 Blacktown 5.2-1-5-6

Chase Hayward President’s Cup U/10 NWS Hurricanes 5-0-5-8

Isaac Nicholls President’s Cup U/13 Northern District 10-4-5-20

Kade Zammit W S Gee Shield Northern District 10-0-5-37

Hat-Tricks

None recorded

REPRESENTATIVE HONOURS Player

NSW U/13 State Challenge

Kade Zammit, Edsom Whattam, Reegan Wilson, Akshat Mishra

NSW U/14 State Challenge

Max Becker, Aaron Stewart, Hemish Ahuja

NSW PSSA Championship

Brock Campbell

NSW U/15 All Schools

Ben Tracey, Ryley Smith, Liam Doddrell

CRICKET NSW ACADEMY Boys Girls

Under 13 Akshat Mishra, Kade Zammit Under 13 Elisa Hunter, Chloe Kells, Beth Lane, Kate Pelle, Kaleah Toy

Under 14 Max Becker, Aaron Stewart Under 14 Claire Moore, Eloise Williams

Under 15 Liam Doddrell, Ryley Smith, Ben Tracey, Jordan Watson

GLENN MAHER AWARD Representative Cricket Volunteer of the Year

Season Volunteer of the Year

2017-18 Geoff Sullivan

2016-17 Darren McMillan

2015-16 Ron Smith

2014-15 Narelle Smith

2013-14 Kim Hinkley

2012-13 Scott McGann

JUNIOR CAREER RECOGNITION We recognise those players who have continuously represented Penrith from an early age, and are now farewelling junior cricket.

BATTING BOWLING FIELDING

Player Seasons Matches Runs H.S. Wkts Best Cat St

Matthew Sullivan 2010-2018 56 1,074 94 14 2/15 17

Mathew White 2012-2018 49 457 59 36 7

Aiden Rowe 2012-2018 49 406 34 29 5/15 16

Allan Hope 2012-2018 48 607 86 12 4/9 14

Luke Gale 2012-2018 46 563 62 16 4/7 16

Benjamin Bradshaw 2012-2018 46 154 23 54 5/14 15

Ryan Gibson 2012-2018 41 502 59* 1 1/21 11

Jack Trezise 2012-2018 40 465 51 26 6/11 17

Lochlan Watts 2012-2018 39 385 75 28 3/14 6

Elliot Heath 2012-2018 37 135 17 30 4/36 14

NSWDCA

The present NSWDCA was formed on 11 August 1903 as the "New South Wales Combined Cricket Associations' Union". The term "Junior" was added after "Combined" on 11 October 1907 and on 8 July 1909 the name was changed to the "New South Wales Junior Cricket Union". This name was retained until 3 October 1997 when the name was changed to "New South Wales Districts Cricket Association".

The original affliated Associations in 1903 were: Balmain, Centennial Park, Dubbo, NSW Wednesday Half Holiday, Northern Suburbs, Moore Park, St George, and Western Suburbs.

J H CREAK SHIELD (UNDER 11) The trophy for the Under 11 competition was presented in 1989 by the NSWJCU, in memory of the late Jack Creak, Assistant Secretary/Treasurer (1958-80) and Life Member.

Penrith has won the shield only once, in 1994/95.

2017-18

The U/11 DCA team would enter the top level competition for the first time in 2017 with many players playing representative cricket for the first time. With the challenge ahead the boys bonded together

quickly at training and trial matches and were playing with great enthusiasm. We entered the normal rounds after three strong trial matches with positive performances across the board and a couple of key lessons that would hold them in good stead for the season ahead.

In review, the main competition proved to be a mixed bag of results and performances with some really outstanding cricket but at times we let ourselves down with not taking our chances at critical times. Throughout different games we batted, bowled or fielded well but probably just didn’t execute all these three things in the same games enough times.

The real positives were definitely every player improved their skills and gained a better understanding of representative cricket and the challenges it presents. Key fundamentals of line and length bowling, running between the wickets, working the field for singles, fielding positions and even reading the game developed across the board.

Overall we finished the season with a win, tie and three close loses, but achieved our goal of being competitive and challenging our opposition to the end. This was certainly highlighted in our final game after posting a meagre 85, the opposition were 4-72 with 13 overs to go at the last drinks. Coached asked the boys to fight until the end as cricket is a funny game and that they did coming out full of energy and pressured the other team into a couple of crazy runouts until the scores where all tied with 3 wickets remaining. With three consecutive balls we cleaned bowled the 3 last batsmen to tie the match and get what we felt was another victory, definitely a memorable moment for the boys.

A big shout out to the boys for the energy, enthusiasm and willingness to learn throughout the season. With continued hard work and dedication the signs are there for some good results in the future. Finally, thanks to Rebecca and Damon for all their hard work on and off the field plus the parents for their support and efforts.

Grant Kean, Coach

STATISTICS


Player Match Inn NO Agg Ave 50 100 H.S. O M W R Ave 5W Best Ct Ct Wk St

Bell, William 5 4 1 9 3.00 7* 24.2 5 4 68 17.00 3/11 1

Clark, David 5 4 0 2 0.50 2

Coleman, Ryan 5 4 1 24 8.00 18 16 3 2 54 27.00 1/9

Gardner, Mark 5 4 0 54 13.50 28 27.1 6 2 77 38.50 1/5 1

James, William 5 1 1 4 4* 28 7 1 83 83.00 1/26

Junge, Ethan 5 4 1 38 12.67 33* 3 0 0 13 0/13

Kean, Campbell 5 3 0 34 11.33 18

Myburgh-Sisam, Kayden 5 5 1 65 16.25 25 32 5 2 92 46.00 1/8

Nicholls, Flynn 5 5 1 56 14.00 35 35 7 4 109 27.25 3/11

Ravi, Aathavan 5 5 0 43 8.60 15

Sharma, Gorang 5 5 2 44 14.67 20 19 3 2 45 22.50 1/11

Valerio, Michael 5 5 0 58 11.60 25 5 0 0 20 0/6 2

ARCH CAWSEY SHIELD (UNDER 12) This shield was named in honour of Mr. Archibald John Cawsey (1899 to 1957), President of South Sydney C.A. The South Sydney C.A. presented the Shield to the NSWJCU for Annual Inter-Association Competition for Under 12 years.

Penrith has won the shield on three occasions:

• 1984/85 • 1992/93 • 1995/96

2017-18

In the pre-season trials our boys performed very well against some formable opposition and left us feeling very optimistic of our chances in the competition proper.

Unfortunately, we lost our Captain and opening bowler (Blake Hodges) for the season due to a stress fracture of the lower back before a ball was even bowled. To make matters worse our Opening batsmen (Ethan Haldane) was to miss the first two rounds also due to injury. This put us a on the back foot from the start and it called for a reshuffle with both bat and ball.

In the first game against Inner West Harbour we started with a bang, but we were unable to keep the effort through the 50 overs and allowed them to score 160 runs. This score would prove to be beyond us. This result was a clear indication of where we needed to improve as team with some very poor catching

and fielding displayed throughout the match, but we did also take away some positives from the performance.

We lost our next three games, but our team was on the improve and we could feel the momentum building. In the final round we were up against the undefeated

St George and with our record being 0 from 4 St George would have been forgiven for believing it was in the bag. How very wrong they were to be with the Panthers winning convincingly producing an all-round performance that would have seen them beating any team that day. With our end of season record of 1 from 5 not looking all that flash we knew our team was in great form full of confidence and on the verge of something special leading into the Lismore Carnival.

What a week of cricket our boys produced winning all four of our group games to make the major semi and to put themselves in a position to be just one win away of making the final.

We came up against a very strong Hunter Valley team who were also undefeated and in a very close game that went down to the last over, Hunter Valley were victorious proving to be the better team on the day.

The game was played in great spirit and sportsmanship with the boys from both teams forming a special bond and friendship in a way I have never seen two teams do before. After the match all the players from both teams gathered in the middle of pitch for at least an hour discussing the week of cricket they just played and no doubt a lot of other things we as parents were not privy to.

Overall, after a slow start to the season we finished very strong and working as a team we produced a level of cricket to be a genuine contender next year.

Aaron Barlow (Captain): Adz was named Captain after the withdrawal of Blake Hodges and performed his task with great authority and distinction quickly gaining the respect of his players. Aaron by his own standards didn’t bowl to his best but is a quality fast bowler who made a significant contribution overall.

Leo Astill: Boony is an explosive batsman that played some critical innings this year at times we were in trouble. At the Lismore carnival Leo was sent up the order to open the batting giving us some great starts. Leo picked up the man of the match award against Far North Coast with a score of 30 retired not out of not many balls.

Ethan Haldane: Ethan had a very slow start to the season due to injury and some back luck. Ethan gained momentum through the season establishing himself as a very formidable number 3 batsman. He also performed very well as an off-spin bowler, a skill he was forced to develop due to our lack of spin bowler options. Ethan was also named captain for the Lismore carnival and did an exceptional job leading by example by putting the team first and making some critical decisions under pressure. Ethan scored 26 in the major semi and was part of a good partnership with Harry after losing our opener early. The innings was significant given the difficult conditions.

James Lennox: Jimmy had a very good season finding his place in the team as an opening batsman. James was the leading runs scorer this year playing some very important innings for the team. His ability to bat for long periods was as standout allowing the rest of the team to bat around him. James continued his form into the Lismore carnival with three, man of the match awards. He scored 224 runs in Lismore, the 3rd highest runs total for the carnival. He also finished just 2.4 points away from the man of series.

Harry Mcully: Harry was a graduate from last year’s Presidents Cup and from the get go this year Harry showed his potential performing very well in the trials. He scored a very well made 68 against St George and we knew straight away this guy has a lot of natural talent. Harry batted on most occasions at number 4 and put together some solid innings. He also bowled on a regular basis and gradually improved through the season. Harry also played an important role in the major semi at the Lismore carnival scoring 40 in very difficult conditions that was equal top score for both teams. Well done.

Mahad Ezad: Mahad on occasions opened the bowling but mainly bowled 1st change and proved with his lethal swing very difficult to score off. Although Mahad did not take a lot of wickets this year he can consider himself very unlucky as he was let down in the field on numerous occasions by a lot of dropped catches. Overall, and after all things considered, I rated Mahad as our best bowler this year.

Liam Knight: Houdini played a critical role this year batting at 6 or 7 most weeks and on more than one occasion came into bat under extreme pressure. Liam has a very cool head and his ability to steady the ship is his specialty and was called upon to do this on many occasions this year.

Liam Darlington: Darlo this year by his own standards did not perform to what we know he is capable of. Liam opened the batting on most occasions and looked very good at times but just could not get going. Against Manly, he showed his ability after being sent into bat for the second time after being forced to follow on. Liam and his opening partner batted for close to 2 hours to save the team from an embarrassing outright loss.

Playing St George, he sustained an injury while keeping and there was some doubt to whether he would be able to bat. To his credit he came into bat at number 6, at a time we were a little vulnerable, and steered us to victory by hitting the winning runs.

Harveer Dhaliwal: Harveer is another that by his own standards performed below his best this year. Harveer has huge potential as fast bowler and although did not take many wickets but he was always very difficult to score off. He genuinely put fear into opposition batsman with his sheer pace and bounce. At the Lismore carnival Harveer turned his form around taking 9 wickets finishing equal 3rd highest wicket taker for the series. He had plenty of batsman jumping around with his pace and batted some seriously good innings as well.

Harkareet Singh Dhaliwal: Harki graduated from Presidents Cup this year and like his brother is showing great potential. Harkis’ performances were good and improved as the season progressed. Harki as many others performed very well in Lismore taking a number wickets and batting at a high standard. Expecting great things from Harki next season.

Cooper Connelly: Coops performed very well this year after graduation from Presidents Cup. It took a little while to adjust to the step up in class, but he was given minimal opportunity to show what he can do. When called upon Coops did the job being that of bowling or batting. Against Manly, Coops innings prevented us from scoring an embarrassing total.

Against St George he opened the blowing and looked very much at home with the new ball bowling very good lines and did not allow the opposition batsman to score many from his opening spell. Coops took his form into Lismore where his all-round game was exceptional. Coop needs to believe more in himself and of his natural talent. We know he will develop into an exceptional good all-rounder.

Mathew Bayley: Another graduate from Presidents Cup that was given limited opportunity but performed well when called upon. Matty is a work in progress but potentially a very good all-round cricketer. Like many of his team mates, it took time this year to perform at a DCA level. At the Lismore carnival Matty showed he can compete at a high level with some great performances. Well done.

Mitchell Shanahan and Cooper Mclean: Thank you both very much for filling in for us at Lismore Carnival. You were both very much part of our success and you both performed at a very high level. Also thank you to your parents for making the trip and supporting us. It’s a big commitment to travel to a carnival and we really appreciated it.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank Jesse ASTILL assistant trainer, Rick Lennox Manager and all the parents for your support and hard work during the season. Your wiliness to help and support me and the team is very much appreciated whether its umpiring, scoring, supplying lunches, providing support at training or other duties. Everything I requested was done with very little fuss or trouble. You truly are an amazing group of people. Thank you.

Brad Astill, Coach

STATISTICS



Astill, Leo 4 4 0 71 17.75 36 19 2 1 68 68.00 1/32 1

Barlow, Aaron 4 4 2 15 7.50 12* 18.1 3 0 56 0/11 1

Bayley, Mathew 4 3 0 15 5.00 7 10 0 1 33 33.00 1/23

Connelly, Cooper 4 2 0 11 5.50 11 4 1 0 5 0/5

Darlington, Liam 4 5 1 16 4.00 9*

Dhaliwal, Harkeerat Singh 4 2 0 7 3.50 7 18 3 1 45 45.00 1/11 1

Dhaliwal, Harveer 4 3 0 3 1.00 2 26 5 2 96 48.00 1/16

Ezad, Mahad 4 4 0 8 2.00 4 17 2 1 55 55.00 1/23

Haldane, Ethan 3 4 1 14 4.67 10 22 7 2 46 23.00 2/10

Knight, Liam 4 4 1 37 12.33 24* 1

Lennox, James 4 5 2 113 37.67 30 21 3 0 68 0/8 2

McCully, Harry 3 3 0 29 9.67 17 8 1 1 30 30.00 1/13

McLean, Cooper 1 1 0 2 2.00 2

WALTER S GEE SHIELD (UNDER 13) This shield was presented to the NSWJCU for perpetual competition for players Under 13 years by the members of family of the Late Walter Gee in his memory, President of the NSWJCU from 1939 to 1962.

Penrith has won the shield only once, in 1994/95.

2017-18

Well another season is over and we have seen some good cricket played. We still haven’t reached our potential but the signs are good moving forward. Every player has at some time put their hand up to contribute and this is the making of a good side. Watching these boys through the high and low moments together and bouncing back is what is enjoyable to watch.

Round 1 vs Newcastle

We welcomed Newcastle to sunny Penrith. Newcastle is a side we hadn’t played before. Our captain Reegan Wilson won the toss and chose to bat. We welcomed Edson Whattam to the crease for the first time and he started to show his worth.

We unfortunately lost wickets early and continued to do so during the innings. Edson Whattam batted well getting to 44 and Brock Campbell 20, were the main run scorers to see us get to 9/117 off our 50 overs.

We knew that if we bowled well enough we could win.

Newcastle started well and wouldn’t give there wickets away easily. Our opening bowlers Akshat Mishra and Riley Brandl bowled well but couldn’t break through. We finally got a couple of wickets with Bailey Bedford and Reegan Wilson and we slowly started to work through the middle order. But Newcastle were up for the fight. The game continued to wrestle with Brock Campbell, Kade Zammit and Shan Subramanian taking wickets. In the end Newcastle fought well and got the runs with 3 balls to spare.

Round 2 vs Central Coast

We travelled up the coast to Rogers Park No.2.

Reegan Wilson won the toss again and we chose to bat. The wicket was a little damp from irrigation the night before. Unfortunately it didn’t help Retish Sethi who got a ball that skidded on to get him LBW early. Edson Whattam and Cody Robinson put a little partnership together to steady the ship. We lost Edson Whattam (20) which brought Akshat Mishra to the crease. What an innings this was to proceed. Akshat Mishra ended up on 114 hitting 13 fours and 1 six. His first rep hundred. He played with maturity, time and patience. Cody Robinson finished with 36 and the other batters did the job to bat around Akshat Mishra getting us to a total of 9/212.

With one half of the job done, it was to our bowling now.

We started a little slow in the field just searching for the breakthrough. Riley Brandl finally found that for us and we just started rolling from there. We ended up dismissing Central Coast for 92. Riley Brandl 1/10, Shan Subramanian getting 1/6, Kade Zammit 3/24, Akshat Mishra 3/1 and Reegan Wilson 2/10.

The day definitely belonged to Akshat Mishra with his 114 and 3/1 off 4. Great effort mate.

Round 3 vs Manly Warringah

Match washed out.

Round 4 vs Inner West Harbour

This was a must win match for us if we wanted to play finals cricket. Inner West Harbour won the toss and elected to bat. Jamison Park no.3 grass was at its longest. The ground was running very slowly and plenty of singles was the key. Our bowling was a little off today bowling two sides of the wicket. Luckily for our fielding keeping us in the game. We affected 3 run outs and Bryce Fenn took a cracking catch which helped. Riley Brandl 2/23, Brock Campbell 1/29 and Reegan Wilson 1/10 off 10 overs was tidy with the ball and the pick of our bowlers. Inner West Harbour fought well to get to 7/132 off 50 overs.

Our innings didn’t start off too well losing a couple of early wickets and our ability to turn the strike over wasn’t happening. Inner West were bowling well. When Akshat Mishra and Kade Zammit were at the crease we had a heart beat. It was the partnership we needed until we lost Akshat (14). Kade (40) was batting well and formed another partnership with Brock (28). We then lost Kade Zammit and Brock Campbell in quick succession needing a run a ball with a couple of wickets in hand. Kaelan Penney and Bryce Fenn put a partnership on but it was too tall of an order and they got us to all out 122. The fight these two boys showed us at the end was fantastic.

Round 5 vs Northern Districts

Reegan won the toss and sent ND’s into bat. Needing to win this game outright to hold onto any slim chance of getting into the finals. The boys went out and gave it their all. They bowled and fielded the house down. ND’s were being defiant though and wouldn’t give in. They made us work hard to get them all out for 81. Kade Zammit 4/17, Riley Brandl 1/8, Reegan Wilson 1/19 and Kaelan Penney 1/3.

The boys knew of the task in front of them. We needed quick runs. We were able to eclipse the runs in 23 overs with some great hitting from Edson Whattam getting 34 not out and Cody Robinson 15 not out and 22 sundries. This allowed us to put ND’s back in for a crack at outright. It was a big ask but something the boys wanted to try. And try they did. They eventually finished the day having ND’s 8/70. Kade Zammit 5/37 and Reegan Wilson 2/19. Edson Whattam took 3 of the most amazing catches I have seen in the field. Edson Whattam is normally our keeper and came out for a break.

Well done to Kade Zammit for taking match figures of 9/54

We didn’t quite get the result we wanted but it was a valiant effort and great to see the boys start to believe in their abilities. The boys have definitely come a long way from the start of the season. I look forward to watching them develop and getting the best out of their potential.

I would like to thank all the parents, families and friends for their time and efforts at training, game days, behind the scenes, scoring, lunches and everything else that is involved in getting our boys on the park. Thanks to Alex Fenn for lugging the marquee around so our kids have plenty of shade.

Also a big thanks to the PJCA for their efforts in getting these boys on the park and looking great. Your time and efforts are appreciated.

Thank you to my family for letting me coach these young men.

A huge thank you to my manager Mick Wilson and his wife Auriole for all your help. The job you guys do is amazing and I am forever grateful.

Well done lads.

Liam Zammit, Coach

STATISTICS



Bedford, Bailey 4 3 2 1 1.00 1* 18 0 1 60 60.00 1/11

Brandl, Riley 4 25.3 4 4 59 14.75 2/23 1

Campbell, Brock 4 3 0 51 17.00 28 29 2 2 96 48.00 1/17 3

Fenn, Bryce 4 2 0 10 5.00 6 4

Mishra, Akshat 4 4 1 146 48.67 1 114 27 13 3 21 7.00 3/1 1

Penney, Kaelan 4 3 1 26 13.00 13* 3.3 0 1 3 3.00 1/3

Robinson, Cody 4 4 0 54 13.50 36 4

Sethi, Ritish 4 4 0 16 4.00 6 2

Subramanian, Shanmugan 4 3 1 21 10.50 12* 10 0 2 36 18.00 1/6 1

Whattam, Edson 4 4 1 99 33.00 44 3 1 1

Wilson, Reegan 4 3 0 17 5.67 11 42.4 10 8 75 9.38 2/10 1

Zammit, Kade 4 3 0 45 15.00 40 48 6 14 134 9.57 1 5/37 4

HAROLD MOORE SHIELD (UNDER 14) In September 1957, because of rising numbers, the NSWJCU decided to conduct an Under 14 competition for the “Juvenile Shield”. Three months later, the St George C.A. donated a trophy for the same purpose named after Harold George Moore, President of their Boy’s Competition at the time.

Penrith has won the shield on four occasions:

• 1989/90 • 1994/95 • 2000/01 • 2007/08

2017-18

Firstly I would like to thank Brendan Bayliss and the PJCA committee for giving me the opportunity to coach this side. I was unsure of what to expect having not been involved with the age group previously but I knew there was plenty of talent.

After our 3 trial games I was quietly confident we could do well in the competition, having scored over 200 in each game whilst retiring batters constantly. Our bowlers also showed promise with a huge list at hand. The boys were keen from the start and showed a real willingness to learn although it took a bit longer for some to settle in and need to remember when to switch on. As a coach I had a real emphasis on fielding and the boys responded well at training.

Unfortunately we lost one of our strike bowlers after the trials. With Will Sherwood being my first choice as opening bowler I was happy to give him all the time needed to return. Unfortunately Will would not play a game and we wish him all the best for his future cricket.

Round 1 vs Canterbury West at Marrickville

Liam Bayliss travelled to help out but unfortunately didn't get to bat or bowl, however he did field superbly with lots of energy.

Winning the toss we chose to bat and were cruising at 1-110 after 30 but losing the two batters that were scoring well in quick succession really put the brakes on. CW bowled very tight and our middle order struggled to get the score moving. We ended up being restricted to 7-165 from 50 overs. We started well getting an early wicket but dropped an early catch which the they made us pay for with a partnership of 91. The heavens opened up and play was delayed with CW just in front on run rate. The boys tried their hardest right till the end but CW were able to just throw the bat at everything and past our score 3 down in the 35th over. CW would go on to finish undefeated at the top of our pool!

J.Byrne (57) H.Ahuja (44) B.Burr (17*)

J.Byrne ( 2-19) M.Becker (1-51)

Round 2 vs Central Coast at home

With Will still unavailable we welcomed Kade Camwell as his replacement and I was impressed with his effort.

Two from two with the toss and of course we batted first. Our opening pair found it hard scoring but both made half tons and gave us a good platform. Due to the circumstances and plenty of wickets in the shed we had to shuffle the order which gave our middle order some freedom to go hard. With a couple of good partnerships we posted a very defendable 8/208. We hit the ground with a lot of enthusiasm and kept the talk up for a lot longer than usual but CC made us work hard for the first wicket with the score on 58. Unfortunately it was not the opener we wanted. The game was anyone's with runs flowing and the occasional wicket. Our field settings were a bit off for the middle part and CC got some momentum making it a closer finish than it should have been, ending with 7/195 off their 50.

H.Ahuja (50) A.Kells (50) M.Becker (40) O.Sultana (26)

A.Stewart (1-39) K.Camwell (1-35) M.Becker (2-30) E.Hardy (2-14)

B.Burr ( 1 runout)

Round 3 vs Illawarra at home

The weather struck again the night before and after a lengthy wait we agreed to abandon the match.

Round 4 vs Fairfield/Liverpool at Liverpool

I decided not to bring up a player from PC for the remainder of the comp so not to disrupt their preparation. This gave Sam Capararo an opportunity as one of the shadow players. I was very grateful that Sam agreed to the possibility of just fielding. However he did get to roll the arm for a couple of overs and did well.

Losing the toss and having to bowl didn't phase the boys and they were on fire in the field, the bowling was on song with all bowlers having good figures. We bowled them out for 113 taking the last wicket in the 50th over. Knowing how hard small totals can be the instructions were simple,It doesn't matter if it takes 50 overs to reach the total as long as we don't lose too many wickets. We only lost 4 wickets in the chase and reached the total in the 40th. A very good display from all the boys!!!

M.Becker(3-24) P.Costigan(2-15) B.Burr(3-15)

E.Hardy and C.Kean a runout each

M.Becker (45*) O.Sultana (24*) H.Ahuja (17)

Round 5 vs Northern districts at home

This game would be the decider as to which one one of us progressed thru to the qualifying final. ND's won the toss and to our surprise sent us in to bat. Chasing down their 234 in our trial game was probably in their head. Our openers Hamish and Jamie looked comfortable but like in the first round were both run out when they were just getting going. Some big hitting from Aiden and Max got us moving along and with some good cameos from Oscar, Aaron and Callan we reached our goal of 200.

Once again the boys hit the field with heaps of energy. The bowling was good as we knocked both openers over early. NDs settled and our boys toiled without luck for a while. While one of NDs batters looked solid the rest didn't put up much of a fight. Whilst Max dominated, the rest of the boys did an impressive job to contain their runs along with great fielding taking 6 catches and rolling them for 152 in the 49th over. Qualifying final here we come.

H.Ahuja (27) J.Byrnes (27) A.Kells (23) M.Becker (47)

M.Becker (6/24) A.Kells(1/19) P.Costigan (1/21) E.Hardy (1/20)

Qualifying final vs Nth Shore at St Ives

The toss is always crucial in big games and unfortunately we lost and were asked to field first. Nth Shore finished at the top of their pool undefeated so we knew it would be a tough game! It just seemed that it wasn't going to be our day as our bowling wasn't as tight as it had been in the lead up. Luck was also on NS side as balls either landed short or just over our fielders. We also gave them some short leg side bowling which they punished. The boys never gave up or dropped their heads and for that I was extremely proud. We managed to slow the flow for parts of the innings by taking the pace off the ball. Eli, Aaron and Jamie each bowled well,but we let it slip toward the end. NS posted a score of 200 which I felt we could chase on this goat track.

We lost Hemish early which brought Aiden to join Jamie. Both boys got themselves in but struggled with the spin and were stumped trying to get out to him. Max came to the crease with confidence but couldn't get any partnerships going. The wickets kept falling around him and we fell 50 short in the 44th over. Although it wasn't our day I was very pleased with the way the team carried themselves on and off the field. The boys and their parents can be very proud of what they have achieved this season and go one step closer next time. Just keep working hard on your individual game and bring it together as a team.

Finally I wish to thank the parents for making me welcome and supporting my decisions. A happy team needs a happy environment and you as parents showed great commitment and passion for your child's sport. Special thanks to Jill, Trudy and Christine for taking care of the managers role, it made my job a lot easier knowing everything off the field was in control. Thanks also to those parents who scored and did square leg duties it was greatly appreciated. Thanks also to Craig for taking care of the boys when I was unavailable and to the carnival.

I look forward to watching you all grow as cricketers and wish you luck for the future!!!

Darren McMillan, Coach

STATISTICS



Ahuja, Hemish 5 5 0 140 28.00 1 50 1

Bayliss, Liam 1

Becker, Max 5 5 2 206 68.67 1 66* 41.4 8 12 166 13.83 1 6/24 1

Burr, Brayden 5 4 1 29 9.67 17* 27.5 2 4 123 30.75 3/15 2

Byrnes, Jamie 5 4 0 119 29.75 1 57 28 6 4 91 22.75 2/19 1

Camwell, Kade 1 1 0 0 0.00 0 7 1 1 35 35.00 1/35

Capararo, Samuel l 3 2 0 0 7 0/7 1

Costigan, Patrick 5 3 2 15 15.00 8* 22 0 3 85 28.33 2/15 2

Hardy, Eli 5 3 2 9 9.00 5* 36 5 5 95 19.00 2/14 1

Kean, Callan 5 4 0 34 8.50 14 9 1 0 34 0/15 2

Kells, Aiden 5 5 0 107 21.40 1 50 17 5 1 37 37.00 1/19 3

Potter-Jugovac, Connor 5 3 0 2 0.67 2 4

Stewart, Aaron 5 4 0 39 9.75 21 43 8 1 129 129.00 1/39

Sultana, Oscar 5 5 1 75 18.75 26 1

E G WEBLIN SHIELD (UNDER 15) This shield was presented to the NSWJCU for perpetual competition for players Under 15 years by the Shell Company of Australia Ltd, in memory of the late George Weblin O.A.M., President of the NSWJCU from 1962 to 1988.

Penrith has won the shield on three occasions:

• 1995/96 • 1998/99 • 2008/09

2017-18

From the side which made the grand final in the 2016/2017 season, we lost Ethan Muller, Brendan Daley and Amrinder Singh. They were replaced by Dylan Hodson, Nick Watson and Rahul Wakankar. The boys got off to a slow start to the season losing their first 2 games. They fought back well winning their next two games, leaving them needing to win their final game against Hornsby to move into the playoffs. The boys performed admirably, highlighted by a ton to Jordan Watson, and if not for a controversial call by the umpires to allow Hornsby to face the full complement of 50 overs even though they had only bowled 48 to us, Penrith would have won the game. A disappointing way to end the season. They showed a lot of character to fight back in the second half of the season, highlighted by a come from behind win against Sutherland at Bill Ball.

A big thank you to Dale Turner for taking time away from the family to coach. His knowledge and experience was invaluable for the boys.

Peter Tracey, Manager

STATISTICS



Bulluss, Jacob 4 3 0 30 10.00 30 2

Caston, Flynn 4 3 0 4 1.33 2 34 3 7 111 15.86 3/26 1

Doddrell, Liam 4 4 1 87 29.00 1 62 21 8 1 46 46.00 1/23

Hodson, Dylan 4 4 0 19 4.75 9 1

Hunter, Zachary 4 4 0 21 5.25 15 22 6 6 48 8.00 2/17 1

Jacobs, Lachlan 4 3 0 44 14.67 34 1

McIlwain, Jacob 4 3 0 4 1.33 2 32.2 2 6 107 17.83 3/17 1

Smith, Ryley 4 4 1 142 47.33 1 89* 5 2

Tracey, Benjamin 4 3 0 2 0.67 1 37 10 4 85 21.25 3/39 2

Wakankar, Rahul 4 17.1 2 4 58 14.50 2/21

Watson, Jordan 4 4 1 130 43.33 1 102*

Watson, Nicholas 4 3 2 3 3.00 3* 23 2 5 80 16.00 2/23 2

C S WATSON SHIELD (UNDER 16) In 1948/49, the NSWJCU presented a shield for what was first known as the “Juvenile Competition”. The competition was named after Charles Samuel Watson, former Secretary NSWJCU and a former Secretary and Treasurer of the Manly Warringah C.A.

Penrith has won the shield on five occasions:

• 1992/93 • 1999/00 • 2003/04 • 2004/05 • 2009/10

2017-18

This rep season again brought much anticipation and excitement. More cricket on Sydney Grade grounds and the opportunity for the boys to test themselves against quality cricketers in the premier junior rep competition ensured the team was primed and ready to go. This was also to be the boys’ final season of junior rep cricket, adding to everyone’s desire to perform well.

Our pre season trial games exhibited good performances both individually and as a team. A balanced bowling attack and strengthened batting order showed positive early signs and ensured we were looking forward to the season. Below is a quick wrap of each game:

Rd 1 v Newcastle (semi finalists) @ Rance Oval

Newcastle 7/210; Elliot Heath 4/36, Jack Trezise 2/28.

Penrith 10/138; Lochlan Watts 68.

Rd 2 v Sutherland @ Sutherland Oval

Penrith 10/115; Luke Gale 35, Matt Sullivan 34.

Sutherland 8/116; Ben Bradshaw 3/18, Lovish Sethi 3/14

Rd 3 v North Shore (premiers) @ Rance Oval – rain affected match.

North Shore 4/182 (32); Lovish Sethi 2/29, Ben Bradshaw 2/23.

Penrith 7/127 (32); Matt Sullivan 67*

Rd 4 v Northern Districts @ ELS Hall Oval

Northern Districts 10/114; Lochlan Watts 2/17, Jack Trezise 2/18

Penrith 7/115; Matt Sullivan 31, Lochlan Watts 26.

Rd 5 v Fairfield @ Rance Oval

Fairfield 10/178; Lochlan Watts 3/14, Jason Fakira 2/24.

Penrith 10/150; Ramone Dallas 31, Jack Trezise 29.

These results, whilst we only managed a single victory, show just how much cricket is a game of ‘margins’. A margin of 2 wickets (Rd2) and a margin of 28 runs (Rd5) was all that stood between our team and some semi final rep cricket. Another case of ‘so close … yet so far’ for this great group of young cricketers.

Our season had some challenges. We lost our strike quick bowler, Elliot Heath after Rd 2 with a hand injury. We also faced two late pre season withdrawals. However, this provided Lochlan Watts and Ramone Dallas with DCA opportunities, which they seized with excitement and maturity. Lochlan performed well with bat and ball on many occasions. Ramone applied himself well throughout the season, top scoring in Rd 5.

I congratulate each and every player of the Watson Shield team for their efforts and input into this season’s campaign. It was another very enjoyable season working with such a great bunch of young men; their sportsmanship, demeanor and presentation, on and off the field was again ‘top shelf’ – parents you should be very proud!

I would like to thank Bridgette Gibson for her management expertise and organisation of our team. Thank you also to all the parents who supported us throughout. Your support and friendship is valued beyond the picket fence.

The Watson Shield competition marks the end of their junior rep careers and a number of players will be presented with PJCA Career Bats to acknowledge their continuous selection in PJCA rep teams from U11 through to U16. Well done to Mathew White, Ryan Gibson, Luke Gale, Ben Bradshaw, Elliot Heath, Jack Trezise, Lochlan Watts and Matthew Sullivan on achieving this accolade.

Watson Shield also serves as a transition towards bigger and better opportunities such as grade and senior competition cricket. All Watson Shield players this season have played grade or senior cricket. Congratulations also to the following players who represented in the Penrith Grade U16 Green Shield team; Matthew Sullivan (Capt.), Ryan Gibson, Elliot Heath, Ben Bradshaw and Jason Fakira.

It has been an absolute privilege to work with all the players in this age group over the past 7 seasons, to see them develop and grow from little 9 year old gems … into young adult cricketers and fine young men. To each of you, I wish you every success in your future cricket careers!

“The baggy green … continue the dream”

Geoff Sullivan, Coach

STATISTICS



Bradshaw, Benjamin 5 2 2 4 3* 39.1 6 9 126 14.00 3/18 3

Dallas, Ramone 4 4 1 44 14.67 31 6 2 0 31 0/31 1

Fakira, Jason 4 3 0 2 0.67 2 22.1 3 4 85 21.25 2/24 2

Gale, Luke 5 5 0 72 14.40 35 2 0 0 17 0/17 2

Gibson, Ryan 5 5 0 47 9.40 15 2

Heath, Elliot 2 2 0 8 4.00 8 20 3 4 53 13.25 4/36 2

Rowe, Aidan 1 1 1 5 5* 1

Schultz, Zacharie 5 3 2 8 8.00 8 27 3 2 112 56.00 1/22

Sethi, Lovish 5 5 0 25 5.00 19 30.5 5 8 90 11.25 3/14

Sullivan, Matthew 5 5 1 156 39.00 1 67*

Trezise, Jack 5 5 0 40 8.00 29 27 2 3 143 47.67 2/28 2

Watts, Lochlan 5 5 0 96 19.20 1 68 35 8 5 127 25.40 3/14 2

Webb, Bradley 1 1 0 15 15.00 15

White, Mathew 5 5 0 61 12.20 25 3 1

INDIVIDUAL AWARDS All statistics exclude semi-finals & finals

BATTING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE

Shield Player Agg Player Ave

DCA Batting Aggregate DCA Batting Average Minimum qualification: 125 runs

JH Creak Kayden Myburgh-Sisam 65 Not awarded

Arch Cawsey James Lennox 113 Not awarded

Walter S Gee Akshat Mishra 146 Akshat Mishra 48.67

Harold Moore Max Becker 206 Max Becker 68.67

EG Weblin Ryley Smith 142 Ryley Smith 47.33

CS Watson Matthew Sullivan 156 Matthew Sullivan 39.00

BOWLING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE


DCA Bowling Aggregate DCA Bowling Average Minimum qualification: 10 wickets

JH Creak William Bell 4 Not awarded

Arch Cawsey Ethan Haldane 2 Not awarded

Walter S Gee Kade Zammit 14 Kade Zammit 9.57

Harold Moore Max Becker 12 Max Becker 13.83

EG Weblin Flynn Caston 7 Not awarded

CS Watson Benjamin Bradshaw 9 Not awarded

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS BATTING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE RECORDS

Season Player Shield Agg Season Player Shield Ave

DCA Batting Aggregate Records DCA Batting Average Records

2016-17 Claire Moore Mollie Dive 418 1994-95 G Hunt JH Creak 305.00

1992-93 V Williams EG Weblin 386* 2005-06 Josh Clarke Walter S Gee 218.00

2001-02 G Clarence EG Weblin 377 2016-17 Claire Moore

Mollie Dive 209.00

1984-85 J Arnberger Arch Cawsey 374* 2001-02 G Clarence EG Weblin 188.50

1991-92 V Williams Harold Moore 355* 1997-98 Usman Khawaja

JH Creak 154.50

2016-17 Jordan Watson

Harold Moore 338 1992-93 S Renneberg

CS Watson 126.00

1997-98 Usman Khawaja

JH Creak 309 1999-00 T Sutton JH Creak 117.00

1994-95 G Hunt JH Creak 305* 2016-17 Jordan Watson

Harold Moore

112.67

1993-94 G Hunt WG Foster 302* 1993-94 G Hunt WG Foster 100.67

1999-00 S Keen Arch Cawsey 292 1996-97 N Moore Arch Cawsey 98.00

2001-02 D Lindsay CS Watson 289 2001-02 D Lindsay CS Watson 96.33

1992-93 W Fazakerley CS Watson 283 2003-04 C Samuels Harold Moore

95.50

2004-05 T Sutton` CS Watson 277 1994-95 M Kimble CS Watson 94.00

2015-16 Matthew Sullivan

Harold Moore 271 1998-99 R Finemore EG Weblin 93.00

2006-07 Josh Clarke Harold Moore 267 2000-01 G Clarence Harold Moore

82.30

2008-09 Rick Potter EG Weblin 258 1995-96 L Morrissey Harold Moore

79.00

1994-95 S Williams Harold Moore 256 1998-99 S Pradhan JH Creak 79.00

2003-04 N Hodges CS Watson 255 1992-93 V Williams EG Weblin 77.20

1989-90 J Benton Harold Moore 254 2012-13 Nicholas Arnold

Harold Moore

77.00

1993-94 M Tingay CS Watson 253* 2002-03 M Reginold Walter S Gee 76.00

1994-95 S Stanton EG Weblin 253* 1996-97 S Williams CS Watson 73.00

2007-08 Jordan Silk CS Watson 250 1994-95 M Thompson

Walter S Gee 72.00

BOWLING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE RECORDS

Season Player Shield Agg Season Player Shield Ave

DCA Bowling Aggregate Records DCA Bowling Average Records

1991-92 L Zammit JH Creak 30* 1999-00 E Whiley Arch Cawsey 1.80

1987-88 J Jensen Arch Cawsey 26 2005-06 A Govender WG Foster 2.22

1986-87 R Holley JH Creak 25 2016-17 Akshat Mishra

Arch Cawsey 2.42

1990-91 J Reid Arch Cawsey 25 1992-93 N Bracken CS Watson 3.18

1993-94 D Carr WG Foster 25* 1992-93 M Williams WG Foster 3.61

1992-93 L Zammit Arch Cawsey 22* 1996-97 J Hastings JH Creak 3.83

1985-86 C Bracken JH Creak 21 1999-00 D Fitzpatrick WG Foster 3.85

1993-94 L Zammit Walter S Gee 21* 1996-97 D Morgan WG Foster 4.20

1992-94 J Reid EG Weblin 18* 1995-96 C Thompson WG Foster 4.22

1989-90 B Impson WG Foster 17* 2002-03 A Vincent Harold Moore 4.80

1992-93 N Bracken CS Watson 17* 1993-94 D Carr WG Foster 5.00

1993-94 L Zammit EG Weblin 17 1999-00 D Cahalane Walter S Gee 5.10

2017-18 Kade Zammit

Walter S Gee 14 2004-05 T Sutton CS Watson 5.16

1999-00 D Cahalane Walter S Gee 14 2000-01 G Sampson EG Weblin 5.17

2016-17 Damon Myburgh-Sisam

CS Watson 13 1992-93 L Zammit Arch Cawsey 5.32

2005-06 A Govender WG Foster 13 1998-99 B Sheens WG Foster 5.37

2003-04 A Liggins WG Foster 13 2001-02 J Moss Walter S Gee 5.50

2000-01 K Williams EG Weblin 13 2003-04 A Liggins WG Foster 5.84

1998-99 S Keen JH Creak 13 1998-99 D Carr EG Weblin 5.90

1995-96 R Tierney WG Foster 13 2007-08 A Liggins Harold Moore 5.90

1995-96 M Richards Walter S Gee 13 2005-06 J Wood Walter S Gee 6.00

1992-93 M Williams WG Foster 13 1995-96 B Balov Walter S Gee 6.20

1992-93 B Savage EG Weblin 13

WICKET KEEPING RECORDS

Season Player Shield Catches Stump Total

1991-92 M Carter JH Creak 7 14 21

2002-03 J Blake Harold Moore 9 7 16

1993-94 Luke Morrissey Arch Cawsey 10 5 15

1992-93 M Hurst Harold Moore 8 5 13

1996-97 K Doyle Harold Moore 8 4 12

1994-95 Luke Morrissey Walter S Gee 9 3 12

1992-93 M Carter Arch Cawsey 2 10 12

2007-08 Patrick Pope Walter S Gee 10 1 11

2006-07 Tim Cummins CS Watson 9 2 11

1993-94 M Carter Walter S Gee 1 10 11

1993-94 M Hurst EG Weblin 3 8 11

2016-17 Ryley Smith Harold Moore 6 4 10

2006-07 Jack Hill EG Weblin 7 3 10

2003-04 S Pradhan CS Watson 9 1 10

2000-01 C Jamieson Harold Moore 9 1 10

1996-97 Luke Morrissey EG Weblin 8 2 10

1995-96 K Doyle Walter S Gee 4 6 10

1995-96 Luke Morrissey Harold Moore 8 2 10

PERPETUAL SHIELDS GEOFF CLAYTON MEMORIAL SHIELD

Best All-round Representative Player

Season Player Shield Performance

2017-18 Claire Moore Margaret Peden 374 points

2016-17 Claire Moore Mollie Dive 728 points

2015-16 Hamish Lelliott CS Watson 425 points

2014-15 Hemish Ahuja JH Creak 401 points

2013-14 Justin Felsch Walter S Gee 306 points

2012-13 Cameron Weir CS Watson 356 points

2011-12 Jake Wholohan EG Weblin 294 points

2010-11 Mikayla Hinkley Mollie Dive 207 points

2009-10 Mitchell Miladinski CS Watson 254 points

2008-09 Ryan Gibson EG Weblin 462 points

2007-08 Jordan Silk CS Watson 365 points

2006-07 Josh Clarke Harold Moore 392 points

2005-06 A Govender WG Foster 402 points

2004-05 T Sutton CS Watson 557 points

2003-04 P Betros EG Weblin 467 points

2002-03 J Blake Harold Moore 255 points

2001-02 G Clarence EG Weblin 407 points

2000-01 S Keen Walter S Gee 309 points

1999-00 S Keen Arch Cawsey 462 points

1998-99 S Keen JH Creak 303 points

1997-98 Usman Khawaja JH Creak 379 points

1996-97 S Williams CS Watson 329 points

1995-96 Luke Morrissey Harold Moore 258 points

1994-95 G Hunt JH Creak 395 points

1993-94 G Hunt WG Foster 352 points

TREVOR BAYLISS TROPHY PATRICK CUMMINS TROPHY

Most Runs in Representative Games (formerly known as the W J Gunderson Trophy)

Most Wickets in Representative Games (formerly known as the Peter & Grant Alexander Trophy)

Season Player Shield Runs Season Player Shield Wkts

2017-18 Claire Moore Margaret Peden 224 2017-18 Kade Zammit Walter S

Gee 14

2016-17 Claire Moore Mollie Dive 418

2016-17 Damon Myburgh-Sisam

CS Watson 13

2015-16 Matthew Sullivan

Harold Moore 271 2015-16 Hamish Lelliott CS Watson 11

2014-15 Hemish Ahuja JH Creak 246 2014-15 Akshat Mishra JH Creak 9

2013-14 Kieran Shone Walter S Gee 159 2013-14 Justin Felsch Walter S

Gee 8

2012-13 Nicholas Arnold

Harold Moore 231 2012-13 Andrew Hazard CS Watson 10

2011-12 Jacob New CS Watson 195 2011-12 Reece Bateup JH Creak 12

2010-11 Mikayla Hinkley Mollie Dive 147 2010-11 Justin Felsch WG Foster 10

2009-10 Rick Potter CS Watson 170 2009-10 Mitchell Miladinski CS Watson 12

2008-09 Rick Potter EG Weblin 258 2008-09 Cameron Weir Arch Cawsey 9

2007-08 Jordan Silk CS Watson 250 2007-08 Alexander Liggins

Harold Moore 10

2006-07 Josh Clarke Harold Moore 267 2006-07 Ronit Lotliker EG Weblin 11

2005-06 Josh Clarke Walter S Gee 218 2005-06 A Govender WG Foster 13

2004-05 Tim Sutton CS Watson 277 2004-05 Tim Sutton CS Watson 12

2003-04 N Hodges CS Watson 255 2003-04 Alexander Liggins WG Foster 13

2002-03 M Reginold Walter S Gee 228 2002-03 J. Lalor EG Weblin 10

2001-02 G Clarence EG Weblin 377 2001-02 Patrick Cummins WG Foster 12

2000-01 G Clarence Harold Moore 247 2000-01 K Williams EG Weblin 13

1999-00 S Keen Arch Cawsey 292 1999-00 D Cahalane Walter S

Gee 14

1998-99 S Gavin Walter S Gee 238 1998-99 S Keen JH Creak 13

1997-98 U Khawaja JH Creak 309 1997-98 J Lee CS Watson 10

1996-97 G Clarence JH Creak 230 1996-97 L Zammit CS Watson 12

1995-96 S Williams EG Weblin 221*

1995-96 R Tierney M Richards

WG Foster Walter S Gee

13

1994-95 G Hunt JH Creak 305* 1994-95 L Zammit Harold Moore 17*

1993-94 G Hunt WG Foster 302* 1993-94 D Carr WG Foster 25*

1992-93 V Williams EG Weblin 386* 1992-93 L Zammit Arch Cawsey 22*

1991-92 V Williams Harold Moore 355* 1991-92 L Zammit JH Creak 30*

1990-91 G Sheens EG Weblin 192 1990-91 J Reid Arch Cawsey 25

1989-90 J Benton Harold Moore 254 1989-90 B Impson WG Foster 17*

1988-89 B Savage JH Creak 212 1988-89 C Bracken Harold Moore 22

1987-88 J Benton Arch Cawsey 185 1987-88 J Jensen Arch

Cawsey 26

1986-87 M Camilleri EG Weblin 219 1986-87 R Holley JH Creak 25

1985-86 J Smith Harold Moore 221 1985-86 C Bracken JH Creak 21

1984-85 J Arnberger Arch Cawsey 374*

LUKE MORRISSEY REPRESENTATIVE WICKET KEEPER TROPHY

Most Wicket Keeper Dismissals in Representative Games (formerly known as the Caltex Shield)

Season Player Shield Catches Stump Total

2017-18 Ryley Smith EG Weblin 5 2 7

2016-17 Ryley Smith Harold Moore 6 4 10

2015-16 Cody Robinson JH Creak 5 1 6

2014-15 Jarrod Morley EG Weblin 7 0 7

2013-14 Keiran Shone Walter S Gee 6 0 6

2012-13 James Newton CS Watson 6 2 8

2011-12 Logan McIllwain JH Creak 7 2 9

2010-11 Logan McIllwain WG Foster 7 1 8

2009-10 Tyran Liddiard Arch Cawsey 8 0 8

2008-09 Rick Potter EG Weblin 8 1 9

2007-08 Patrick Pope Walter S Gee 10 1 11

2006-07 Tim Cummins CS Watson 9 2 11

2005-06 D Patane CS Watson 8 1 9

2004-05 Anthony Gane Arch Cawsey 6 1 7

2003-04 S Pradhan CS Watson 9 1 10

2002-03 J Blake Harold Moore 9 7 16

2001-02 S Pradhan Harold Moore 4 3 7

2000-01 C Jamieson Harold Moore 9 1 10

1999-00 N Moore EG Weblin 5 1 6

1998-99 G Hunt EG Weblin 5 2 7

1997-98 N Moore Walter S Gee 7 0 7

1997-98 M McCartney CS Watson 4 3 7

1996-97 K Doyle Harold Moore 8 4 12

1995-96 Luke Morrissey Harold Moore 8 2 10

1995-96 K Doyle Walter S Gee 4 6 10

1994-95 Luke Morrissey Walter S Gee 7 5 12

1993-94 Luke Morrissey Arch Cawsey 10 5 15

NSWDCA SHIELD RECORDS *NSW Junior Union Record

BATTING RECORDS

Season Player Agg Ave Season Player Agg Ave

W G Foster Shield (U/10) Harold Moore Shield (U/14)

1993-94 G Hunt 302* 100.67 1991-92 V Williams 355*

2002-03 J Lalor 52.00 2016-17 Jordan Watson 338 112.67

1996-97 U Khawaja 207 41.40 2003-04 C Samuels 95.50

2006-07 C Weir 205 51.25 1995-96 L Morrissey 79.00

1999-00 A Jamieson 194 64.66 2015-16 Matthew Sullivan 271 54.20

J H Creak Shield (U/11) E G Weblin Shield (U/15)

1997-98 U Khawaja 309 154.50 1992-93 V Williams 386* 77.20

1994-95 G Hunt 305* 305.00 2001-02 G Clarence 377 188.50

1999-00 Tim Sutton 117.00 1998-99 R Finemore 93.00

2014-15 Hemish Ahuja 246 61.50 2008-09 Rick Potter 258 64.50

1998-99 S Pradhan 79.00 1994-95 S Stanton 253*

Arch Cawsey Shield (U/12) C S Watson Shield (U/16)

1984-85 J Arnberger 374* 2001-02 D Lindsay 289 96.33

1996-97 N Moore 98.00 1992-93 W Fazakerley 283

1999-00 S Keen 292 58.40 1992-93 S Renneberg 126.00

2004-05 Pat Cummins 186 62.00 2004-05 Tim Sutton 277 55.40

2007-08 A Isherwood 50.00 2007-08 Jordan Silk 250 62.50

Walter S Gee Shield (U/13)

1998-99 S Gavin 238

2001-02 Tim Sutton 230 57.50

2002-03 M Reginold 228 76.00

2005-06 Josh Clarke 218 218.00

BOWLING RECORDS


W G Foster Shield (U/10) Harold Moore Shield (U/14)

1993-94 D Carr 25* 2004-05 J LeHuray 12 8.75

1989-90 B Impson 17* 2002-03 A Vincent 4.80

1992-93 M Williams 13 3.61 1999-00 S Gavin 11 7.54

2005-06 A Govender 13 2.22 2007-08 A Liggins 10 5.90

2003-04 A Liggins 13 2007-08 M Pope 8 6.50

J H Creak Shield (U/11) E G Weblin Shield (U/15)

1991-92 L Zammit 30* 1992-94 J Reid 18*

1996-97 J Hastings 3.83 2000-01 G Sampson 5.17

1986-87 R Holley 25 1998-99 D Carr 5.90

2001-02 T Cummins 6.50 1994-95 B Impson 8.67

2002-03 T Butler 6.57 1993-94 L Zammit 17

Arch Cawsey Shield (U/12) C S Watson Shield (U/16)

1987-88 J Jensen 26 1992-93 N Bracken 17 3.18

1990-91 J Reid 25 2016-17 Damon Myburg-Sisam

13 10.69

1999-00 E Whiley 1.80 2004-05 T Sutton 12 5.16

2016-17 Akshat Mishra 2.42 1993-94 G Petterson 12 7.58

1992-93 L Zammit 22* 5.32 1999-00 L O'Carrigan 12 6.42

Walter S Gee Shield (U/13) 1996-97 L Zammit 12

1993-94 L Zammit 21* 2009-10 M Miladinski 12 8.83

2017-18 Kade Zammit 14

1999-00 D Cahalane 14 5.10

2001-02 J Moss 5.50

1995-96 M Richards 13

WICKET PARTNERSHIP RECORDS

Season Players Shield Partnership

1st Wicket

2008-09 Ryan Felsch / Ricky Brett CS Watson 188

2006-07 C Bryant/ S Thapa CS Watson 157

1996-97 S Williams/D Whiley CS Watson 155

2nd Wicket

1993-94 M Tingay/A Pesle CS Watson 207

1992-93 A Cook/V Williams EG Weblin 204

2000-01 C Jamieson/G Clarence Harold Moore 190

3rd Wicket

2002-03 A Jamieson/M Reginold Walter S Gee 284

1999-00 S Keen/C McMillan Arch Cawsey 217

2012-13 J Hausfeld / C Weir CS Watson 184

4th Wicket

2012-13 J Wholohan / J Newton CS Watson 179

2005-06 B Betros/T Cummins EG Weblin 175

1993-94 M Thompson/J Moss Arch Cawsey 172

5th Wicket

2006-07 J Clarke/J Lalor Harold Moore 137

2002-03 M Ahluwalia/R Gibson WG Foster 122

2006-07 T Cummins/D Smyth CS Watson 121

6th Wicket

1998-99 D Kroll/B Dunlop Arch Cawsey 91

1993-94 D McLean/B Clayton Harold Moore 90

2007-08 L Steuart/A Miladinski Walter S Gee 83

7th Wicket

2008-09 M Pope/ J Casey EG Weblin 127

2010-11 J Ferris-Smith / G Woodland CS Watson 115

2014-15 Chaitnya Sharma / Jacob Patterson CS Watson 82

8th Wicket

2003-04 C Sheens/W Stapley EG Weblin 98

1996-97 J Brown/L Zammit CS Watson 88

2014-15 Daniel Smith / Adam Burton CS Watson 79

9th Wicket

2013-14 J Burns / R Bateup Walter S Gee 54

1998-99 R Finemore/L O'Carrigan EG Weblin 50*

2013-14 D Smith / R Gregory Harold Moore 50

10th Wicket

2010-11 A Miladinski / J Bowman CS Watson 59

2007-08 R Potter/ M Collins Harold Moore 46

2002-03 P Eltakchi/A Marr CS Watson 45

GIRLS NSWDCA

MOLLIE DIVE SHIELD (UNDER 13) Mary Clouston Dive OAM (1913 - 1997), better known as Mollie, was an Australian cricketer who played seven Test matches from 1948 to 1951. She was inducted into the Cricket NSW Hall of Fame in 2015. The Mollie Dive Shield was inaugurated in 1998/99, and a stand at North Sydney Oval is named in her honour.

Penrith has won the shield on two occasions:

• 2010/11 • 2013/14

2017-18

Our Mollie Dive girls had an awesome season in 2017-18, with many highlights, lots of learning, and many new friendships. Although we didn’t have a lot of victories, the scorebook is only one way to measure a team’s success. In the case of Penrith’s Mollie Dive team this year, the girls were very successful in building their skills and a great team culture, both of which will serve as a fantastic foundation for their future development as Penrith cricketers.

Our season kicked off against North Shore on 8 October 2017 at Jamison 6. It was a close contest, and we were very proud of our girls, many of whom were playing their first-ever representative game. North Shore (4/148) came away with the win, but our Penrith girls were far from outclassed (9/122). Individual batting highlights included Kate Pelle (40) and Hannah Knight (17), and Alyssa Callen (1/10), Chloe Kells (1/14) and Natasha Sinfield (1/32) were stars with the ball.

Our second game set us a tough assignment against Canterbury & Western Suburbs at Tempe. Despite going down to a more experienced side (CSW 6/207), our girls showed a lot of fighting spirit to finish 10/69. Well done to Hannah Knight (2/28) and Chloe Kells (2/31) with the ball, and Kate Pelle (19) with the bat.

The third game of the season, against Camden at Raby Sports Complex on 22 October, was a strong and exciting win for the girls. Sent in to bat, the girls lost a few early wickets before Jasmine Baldacchino (36*) and Kate Pelle (100*) steadied the innings and we finished 4/176. We’ll all remember Kate scoring her well-deserved century that day – truly a captain’s knock. In the second innings, we had Camden at 7/95 before thunder and lightning stopped play. Chloe Kells (3/14), Kate Pelle (1/5) and Hannah Knight (1/13) were the pick of the bowlers in an all-round show of fielding excellence from the girls.

Our game against Bankstown in the fourth round was possibly our hardest, but the girls showed their fighting spirit throughout. After being sent in to bat, the girls found themselves 6/25 in the 13th over, but the lower order stepped up and took the team all the way to 10/59 in the 28th over. Annabel Batty (10) deserves a particular mention for her efforts. Hannah Knight (1/8) slowed Bankstown down on their way to 2/62 and the win.

Unfortunately, our final game against Canberra at Mulgoa Rise on 5 November was rained out.

It has been a privilege and a pleasure to be involved with girls cricket at Penrith in 2017-18. The Mollie Dive girls this year always played their cricket in the right spirit and to the highest standard of sportswomanship, and they did Penrith proud. We’re sure that they’ll continue to grow as cricketers in years to come.

Behind every happy and successful cricket team is a bigger team of parents and supporters, and we had a team of champions in our parents this year – a very big thank you to them. We also thank the PJCA reps committee – without their hard work and dedication, we wouldn’t have a competition. Finally a huge vote of thanks to Dave Williams for all he does to advance the cause of girls cricket in Penrith and beyond.

Dan Pelle, Coach

STATISTICS



Baldacchino, Jasmine 4 4 1 40 13.33 36* 5 1 0 23 0/11 1

Batty, Annabel 3 3 0 20 6.67 10 1.2 0 0 12 0/4 1

Cager, Sarah 4 3 3 6 5* 3 0 0 10 0/5

Callen, Alyssa 4 4 0 6 1.50 6 9 1 1 39 39.00 1/10

Kells, Chloe 3 2 0 7 3.50 6 11 0 6 59 9.83 3/14

Knight, Hannah 4 4 0 20 5.00 17 11 1 4 54 13.50 2/28 1

Leach, Zoe 2 1 0 3 3.00 3 1 0 0 1 0/1

Martin, Natasha 4 2 1 5 5.00 4* 6 0 0 42 0/7

Pelle, Kate 4 4 1 164 54.67 1 100* 15 2 1 67 67.00 1/5 1

Sinfield, Natasha 4 4 0 8 2.00 5 20 2 2 86 43.00 1/24 1

Swarup, Shree 3 2 0 1 0.50 1 3 0 0 11 0/11

Waters, Summer 4 3 0 5 1.67 5 5 0 0 34 0/3

Wheeler, Makenzie 4 3 0 18 6.00 9 10 1 0 38 0/6

MARGARET PEDEN SHIELD (UNDER 15) Margaret Peden (1905 - 1981) was an Australian cricketer who played six Test matches from 1934 to 1937. She was the captain of Australia in the first ever women's test match. She was inducted into the Cricket NSW Hall of Fame in 2014. The Margaret Peden Shield was inaugurated in 1999/00.

Penrith has won the shield on two occasions:

• 2011/12 • 2012/13 (joint premiers with North Coastal)

2017-18

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STATISTICS



Bradshaw, Tahlia 3 1 1 0 0* 5 0 0 26 0/5

Hunter, Elsa 4 4 0 81 20.25 28 19 5 1 60 60.00 1/13

Lane, Bethany 4 3 1 14 7.00 5* 28 2 5 116 23.20 3/30

Mirfin, Isla 4 10 3 0 20 0/4

Moore, Claire 4 4 1 224 74.67 4 62 28 2 3 109 36.33 1/13 2

Murdoch, Zoe 4 4 1 51 17.00 33 12 1 0 46 0/7

Patil, Rajlaxmi 4 3 1 12 6.00 10* 9.4 0 2 40 20.00 1/7

Robertson, Elise 3 6 1 0 20 0/1

Sullivan, Maddison 4 2 1 11 11.00 11* 13 0 0 64 0/5

Swarup, Shree 1

Toy, Kaleah 4 4 2 53 26.50 24* 11 1 0 56 0/8 2

Williams, Eloise 4 4 0 32 8.00 20 2




Batting Aggregate Batting Average Minimum qualification: 125 runs

Mollie Dive Kate Pelle 164 Kate Pelle 54.67

Margaret Peden Claire Moore 224 Claire Moore 74.67



Bowling Aggregate Bowling Average Minimum qualification: 10 wickets

Mollie Dive Chloe Kells 6 Not awarded

Margaret Peden Bethany Lane 5 Not awarded

RECORDS BATTING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE RECORDS


Mollie Dive Shield (U/13) Margaret Peden (U/15)

2016-17 Claire Moore 408 209.00 2017-18 Claire Moore 224 74.67

2014-15 Phoebe Litchfield

159 53.00 2012-13 Mikayla Hinkley 188 188.00

2010-11 Mikayla Hinkley 147 73.50 2011-12 Mikayla Hinkley 159 79.50

2012-13 Ashley Day 144 144.00 2012-13 Amy Edgar 127 63.50



Mollie Dive Shield (U/13) Margaret Peden (U/15)

2016-17 Claire Moore 10 7.70 2009-10 Emma Felsch 6 5.83

2010-11 Tilly Power 7 1.29 2011-12 Tilly Power 6 9.16

2010-11 Sarah Cordner 6 3.33 2014-15 Erin Brett 5 6.80

2009-10 Sarah Cordner 6 5.50

PRESIDENT’S CUP

IDCA CUP (UNDER 10) UNDER 10 WHITE

After 6 competition rounds Penrith White finished the season with 3 wins and 2nd place on the competition ladder, a fair indication of the player’s ability and performances this season. Most pleasing were the contributions from all 13 members of the team this year, as we followed the PJCA batting and bowling rotation policy to ensure all players were provided an equal opportunity to develop their game. It was a real team effort, highlighted by the fact the team had 11 different wicket takers throughout the representative season.

Throughout the season our bowling was probably our strength, with us consistently limiting the scoring of opposition teams. Our opening bowling pair of Jesse Shandler and Mitchell Perry, were clearly the best opening combination in the competition and troubled the top order of all batting line ups. Our first change bowler in Chase Hayward would follow up their great work with some accurate line and length bowling, with Chase being the leading wicket taker for the competition. Other strong performers with the ball were William Zakostelsky with his leg spin, and Jedd Zammit with his fast medium accurate bowling.

Unfortunately our batting was inconsistent, and we let slip a couple of games that were set up by our bowling unit. This was disappointing as the side showed they were very capable with the bat, we just required a couple of the top order to perform together in one game. Notable contributions with the bat came from William Zakostelsky who achieved the highest aggregate and individual score for the competition. His innings against Penrith Black in Rd 5 and against the Hurricanes in Rd 6 included some dynamic stroke play and running between the wickets, with the ability to take the quick single being most pleasing. Saarim Ghias, Chase Hayward, Mitchell Perry, Atilla Hassan and Zac Alexander also played some mature innings under pressure, which each player unselfishly batting for their team when required to do so. Riley Killen and Jesse Shandler each played a great innings in the final game of the season when the side was in trouble.

The most pleasing aspect of the team was that every player improved and developed their game throughout the season. Our positive running between the wickets probably won us our last two games of the season, with every player willing to take a risk and bat for the team and not themselves. This was an area of our game we developed throughout the season, and is a skill that is required in higher level cricket. Our fielding was also of a high standard, with the players enthusiasm and athletic ability supporting our bowlers and placing the opposition under pressure. Riley and William’s efforts behind the stumps also contributed to our performance in the field. As previously stated our bowling was probably our strength, with all players contributing and bowling each match.

Also a quick mention of the younger aged player’s in our side. Will White, Riley Killen, Zedd Zammit and Xander Murphy all showed they have some ability with the bat or ball and will benefit greatly from their exposure to higher level cricket this representative season.

I would like to thank Yash for managing the team, a time consuming role that is vital to the successful running of any side. The players, parents and myself all appreciate and thank you for your efforts this season.

Also thankyou to all the parents who scored, assisted with the lunches or setting up the gazebo. The players and I really appreciate all your help, assistance and support.

Finally a big thank you to the players. It was very rewarding to see each of you develop and enhance your games this season. Most pleasing was your willingness to listen and develop your cricket skills in a positive manner. Having to adapt to a shorter, or longer pitch, was probably the biggest challenge. However the 18m pitch length replicated the match conditions of higher level cricket, with shorter reaction times, and exposed the strengths and weaknesses of each player when at the crease. The player’s willingness to listen and implement advice, such as shorten your backswing of the bat, or use the pace on the ball was most rewarding.

There is a lot of ability and potential within this side and I look forward to witnessing the player’s development over the coming season. Hopefully I will see you playing cricket at Howell Oval in the not too distant future.

Luke Murphy, Coach

STATISTICS



Alexander, Zach 6 5 1 63 15.75 31* 16 1 1 50 50.00 1/11

Ghias, Saarim 6 5 0 59 11.80 34 13 1 2 26 13.00 1/2

Hassan, Atilla 6 5 1 7 1.75 3 16 2 0 40 0/1

Hayward, Chase 5 5 1 66 16.50 28* 18 1 13 32 2.46 1 5/8

Hood, Lachlan 3 2 0 1 0.50 1 4 0 0 12

Killeen, Riley 6 4 0 20 5.00 15 13 1 1 48 48.00 1/4

Murphy, Xander 6 4 2 3 1.50 1* 16 2 2 57 28.50 1/10

Perry, Mitchell 6 5 1 44 11.00 23* 32 5 9 67 7.44 3/12

Shandler, Jesse 6 5 2 42 14.00 20* 30 3 5 49 9.80 2/8

Swarup, Ishan 6 5 0 9 1.80 5 12 0 1 43 43.00 1/12

White, Wil 3 2 1 14 14.00 8* 9 0 4 18 4.50 3/3

Zakostelsky, William 6 6 0 105 17.50 1 59 23 1 2 67 33.50 1/10

Zammit, Jedd 6 4 0 6 1.50 4 19 2 5 52 10.40 3/5

UNDER 10 BLACK

Working with this development team has been both an honour and privilege for us both. To our very loyal and supportive parent group thank you so much for helping make Sundays such a special day. From providing lunches, to scoring, to putting up Gazebos through to the positive support you provided to both your own boys and to each other our sincere appreciation. Each and everyone of you contributed in some way to what was a successful year.

To the PJCA our thanks for making this all possible. To Brendan, especially, thank you. Your effort with all the Rep teams is so much appreciated.

Penrith Black finished the competition strongly the same way we started the Presidents cup competition with a win over the eventual winners NWS Hurricanes, (who suffered just two losses during the season, both we might add to Penrith Black). Congratulations to the Hurricanes on a very consistent year.

As stated before this was a Development Team and keeping with that theme we would like to conclude this report with a quick pen picture of each player and one piece of advice to take into the winter season.

Austin Brandt. “Boonie” scored the second most runs for the team and backed it up with some fine medium pace bowling. A delightful young man who has such a positive outlook we expect to hear big things of his progress over the years. A fine fieldsman with good hands and a good throw. For “Boonie”, we suggest more focus/concentration on running between the wickets with clear, concise calling.

Xander Carstens. A wonderfully talented young cricketer who led the team with great maturity. Showed in the final game against NWS Hurricanes his true abilities, especially with the ball. An

outstanding fielder with great anticipation and speed to the ball. Opening up his leg side shots by moving back and across should be his off season aim.

Jarrod Drake. Swings the ball a long, long way. Is developing good pace and practice with a new ball will help him develop his line. Took some fine catches and his hitting of the stumps from fielding returns was amazing. Is working hard on his batting with his coach and is coming along very nicely.

Isaiah Ghobrial. Played a couple of good innings, none better than his 17 against Penrith White under extreme pressure. His combination with Nathan in this game and again against the Hurricanes in the next match showed his abilities. Performed well with the ball when required and showed excellent hands in the field. Needs to work on his running and speed to the ball. Lots of short sprints.

Alexander Hovelmann. Shows enormous potential, especially with the bat. Hits the ball extremely hard and has the eye of a dead fish. Few will forget the pull shot he played against the Hurricanes to win the match. Moves well in the field and gets into good position. Lots of catching practice over the winter and when the opportunity arises some work on shot selection. Another who we expect to hear big things of in the future.

Nathan Jenkins. A player capable of pulling an attack apart. Worked hard at his batting and played two very important innings in the last two matches. Took a couple of real “speckies” in the field and showed improvement with some more than useful bowling. Shared the wicket keeping duties with Zach. Another player who would benefit from some speed work in the off season.

Alex Kerkham.” Jimmy” had an excellent representative season. Topped the bowling averages and generated some good pace. Also led the team in the field and his safe hands and speed to the ball and his rapid returns were a joy to watch. Lifted the entire team with his enthusiasm and energy. Showed glimpses of his undoubted ability with the bat. Will benefit by tightening his defence and better shot selection.

Jack Newman. “Smiley”, one of our youngsters, adapted very well to the higher demands of Rep Cricket. Bowled very well on every occasion and did so with a huge smile on his face. Smiley is one of those players that others genuinely enjoy playing with. Always positive and keen to improve he always gives his all in the field. Has ability with the bat and we expect him to develop nicely with another season of Under 10s in front of him. Working on defence, both forward and back is Smileys off season task.

Hayden Randall. Played just the two games filling in for Ben Reeves. Fitted into the team from ball one and made a great contribution taking a wicket with his very first ball. Unfortunately run out in his only innings it is not possible to form an informed opinion of his batting. We sincerely hope that Hayden attends trials for next seasons rep teams. Has ability.

Ben Reeves. Moves the ball about with ease. Has a lovely action with his wrist nicely behind the ball. The ball gets away from him occasionally and the development of consistent line and length will see Ben take many wickets. Only batted twice in the competition but showed enough to suggest he can handle a bat. Gets into good position and is learning to watch the ball right onto the bat.

Taj Savage. Developed his bowling well throughout the tournament. Made a genuine contribution with the ball against NWS Hurricanes with two wickets in two balls setting the team on the way to a hard-earned victory. Played a good innings against Penrith White with a quick fire 15. Defence and a concentration on keeping the ball on the ground is Taj’s homework for next season.

Dayton Stubbings. Playing his first season of rep cricket Dayton showed ability with his bowling with limited opportunities. Has the knack of moving the ball about and as he matures and learns patience will develop his line and length. One of the great lessons of this game of cricket is that it shows us that things don’t always go the way we would wish. Understanding that and staying positive is a valuable life lesson.

Zach Williams. Had a great season with the bat. Producing match winning innings in round 1 and round 3. Comfortable against the quicker bowlers Zach is well suited to the opening role. Works very hard at his skills and to finish as the top batter in the team was just reward. Shared the wicketkeeping duties with Nathan and had limited opportunities with ball. Zach’s off-season task is work on his batting to spinners. Congratulations Zach. You should be very proud.

David Williams, Coach and Ray Hudswell, Manager

STATISTICS



Brandl, Austin 6 6 1 50 10.00 17 24.2 7 5 40 8.00 2/6

Carstens, Xander 6 6 1 35 7.00 14 28.3 14 5 37 7.40 3/0 3 1

Drake, Jarred 6 4 1 1 0.33 1 23.5 6 3 53 17.67 1/4 2

Ghobrial, Isaiah 6 5 2 46 15.33 17 18 5 4 38 9.50 1/5 1

Hovelmann, Alexander 6 5 1 31 7.75 11 15 2 1 41 41.00 1/10

Jenkins, Nathan 6 4 0 37 9.25 21 12 2 1 27 27.00 1/4 2

Kerkham, Alexander 6 4 1 20 6.67 9 26 10 5 35 7.00 3/3 4 1

Newman, Jack 6 4 0 0 0.00 0 19 2 4 45 11.25 1/4

Randall, Hayden 2 1 0 1 1.00 1 5 2 1 16 16.00 1/1

Reeves, Benjamin 4 3 0 18 6.00 14 18 2 2 41 20.50 2/6

Savage, Taj 6 3 1 20 10.00 15 13 0 4 50 12.50 2/6 1

Stubbings, Dayton 6 4 1 4 1.33 3 13 4 0 36 0/0 1

Williams, Zach 6 6 1 81 16.20 37* 8 0 0 26 0/4 2

COLIN COOPER CUP (UNDER 11)

The season started with a solid bowling and fielding performance that held Manly to a modest total. This great start to the season would be short lived when Manly took 11 wickets leaving us well short of the target.

Throughout the season the ability to apply pressure in the field was noted by our competitors and the scorecard but our batting just wasn’t at the required level to take advantage of the work done in the field.

Batting became the focus of training and as the season went on the performances showed signs of improvement. Toward the end of the season batting skill levels had improved with notable improvements found in several players.

We trialled some batting line-up changes in the last round which showed some promise and then in the final game a new reinvigorated line up was put to test.

In the final we batted first and worked hard to build an innings, it was a slow start but wickets were respected and the opening bowlers were seen off without reward. Runs came freely from this point and a defendable total was posted.

The proven skilled bowling and fielding performance came out again in the second innings and victory was found through taking 11 wickets. The season finished with the first win.

Whilst it may be difficult for players to remain engaged when the results go the other way, I was very impressed to see that the team remained optimistic about their endeavours and positive in their

approach throughout the season. It was particularly pleasing to see the capabilities of the team come together and a win secured.

Glenn Gardner, Coach

Sharon Clifton, Manager

STATISTICS



Bailey, Rhys 6 6 0 31 5.17 12 4 2 0 21 0/2 2

Clifton, Mathew 6 6 1 36 7.20 18* 19 0 3 67 22.33 3/14 3

Gardiner, Connor 4 4 0 24 6.00 10 16 2 0 37 1

Kliendienst, Jackson 3 2 0 6 3.00 4 9 1 2 26 13.00 1/10

Maan, Mehar 6 4 1 1 0.33 1* 17 1 3 73 24.33 2/8 3

Masters, Ben 3 3 0 6 2.00 6 14 2 4 38 9.50 2/5

McFadgean, Alexander 6 6 0 7 1.17 3 21 4 4 73 18.25 2/7

Newton, Harrison 6 6 0 73 12.17 30 8 3 0 24 0/0 1 3

Phillips, Zachary 2 2 0 28 14.00 15 7.1 0 0 26

Rajpal, Arjun 6 6 1 38 7.60 17 20 4 0 72 0/9 2

Rousell, Reece 6 6 0 24 4.00 13 29.2 8 7 61 8.71 1 5/6

Smith, Billy 6 6 2 36 9.00 19 2 1 0 11 3

Taylor, Martyn 6 5 2 18 6.00 9* 28.2 5 6 80 13.33 3/11 1

Volmer, Uriah 6 5 2 3 1.00 1* 18 1 4 66 16.50 1/9 1

ALFRED JAMES CUP (UNDER 12)

In the 2017/18 season the Under 12 Presidents were an experienced team with nine players who were returning players but we also welcomed three players who were playing representative cricket for the first time, Luke, Lachlan and Noah.

Round 1 was a home game against NWS Hurricanes which we won, batting first we made 150 and restricted the Hurriances to 125. Bray was the biggest contributor with the bat 50 runs not out. Supported in strong partnerships of 44 with Hamish and Tupps of 25. The standout bowler was Robo who took 3 for 10 off 7 overs. First timer Lachy did well with the ball 2-19 off 7, and Cooper M took 3 also.

Round 2 was an away game down against Illawarra but was a loss. We batted first, made 175 but were not tight enough in the field or the bowling. Batting contributions were spread, Mitch 34, Cooper K 42 and Fynn with 34. Lachy and Robo did well with ball, but as a team we gave away 38 extras – ouch!

Round 3 was back to a home game against Manly which resulted in our second loss. We batted first, but facing a strong bowling attack we struggled ending up all out for 95 in the 45th over. Standout was Hamish with 37, next best was Tups on 9. Bowling highlights included Ben 2/14 off 6, very economical Lachy 0/3 off 6 and Cooper Mc who was unlucky to not get a wicket with tidy spin bowling of 10 runs off 7 overs.

Round 4 was away against Hornsby Blue. We were defeated again, but we gave them a scare. We bowled first, and held them to 9/160. Lachy and Cooper Mc did the wicket taking, 3 each off 8 overs. Mitch also took 2. On the batting we were charging home and got to 148 but ran out of wickets. Fynn 34 and Hamish 31 the biggest contributors.

Round 5 after the break was home against Sutherland and was a dramatic, final ball win! We set a target of 143 with Luke taking the batting honours after opening to be caught when the team was on 117 with an individual score of 31. A team bowling performance followed with a spread of wickets Lachy 2, Robo 2, Ben 1, Cooper M 1, Hamish 1 and Luke 1. The final ball saw a dropped catch, a short-run and a run-out.

Round 6 was away against Newcastle. A loss. Newcastle batted first and got out to an impressive total of 213 on a fast field with short-boundaries. In reply, we got to 173. Ben’s high score with 43 a captain’s knock, but the best all round performance was Hamish with 23 off the bat and 3/23 off 8.

Round 7 was the final round with a play-off on 11 vs 12 against Sutherland at home. We finished the season with a convincing win. Sutherland batted first and we restricted them to just 98 by bowling them out in 42nd over. We chased the runs down in the 36th over. It was our fill-in player Xander, little brother of Fynn’s, who showed the older boys how to ball taking 3 for 9 off 6 overs. With the bat, Mitch lead the way by opening and getting the team to 82, and himself to 33 before getting caught.

Our final win saw us jump up to 9th on the ladder, out of 14 teams. Thanks to the boys for the season. From a coach’s viewpoint I have seen your progression and development individually and as a team. Thanks to Ben for captaining the side through the season. Thanks to the parents for the support and making the time to bring your boys to training and game days. My biggest thanks goes to Brook for managing so well, and allowing me to focus on the boys and the cricket. A special mention to Bruce for helping at training as well.

David Tupper, Coach

Brook Shanahan, Manager

STATISTICS



Barr, Noah 7 3 1 17 8.50 15 20 1 2 64 32.00 1/5 1

Carstens, Fynn 7 6 0 81 13.50 35 28 2 2 96 48.00 1/6 5

Carstens, Xander 1 6 2 3 9 3.00 3/9

Kelleher, Cooper 7 7 1 109 18.17 42 11 0 3 52 17.33 2/21 3

McLean, Cooper 7 5 0 26 5.20 15 40 4 9 126 14.00 3/19

Meadham, Luke 7 4 0 46 11.50 31 10.2 1 2 25 12.50 1/3 4

Minney, Ben 7 7 0 76 10.86 43 48 7 3 141 47.00 2/14 4

Mitchell, Hamish 6 6 0 123 20.50 37 22 2 5 68 13.60 3/23 3

Nelson, Lachlan 7 6 2 9 2.25 5 45 8 10 105 10.50 3/21 2

Robertson, Wil 7 6 1 27 5.40 11 42.3 4 8 125 15.63 3/10 4

Shanahan, Mitchell 6 5 0 89 17.80 34 27 6 4 54 13.50 2/15 5 1

Tupper, William 7 7 3 42 10.50 9* 9 0 1 48 48.00 1/10 3

Zammit, Bray 7 7 1 85 14.17 1 50* 14 3 1 59 59.00 1/8 2 4

IDCA CUP (UNDER 13)

This season we welcomed Hamish Ryan and Josh into the side. Our aim was to be competitive and set individual challenges. Once again the team displayed their talent and ability when taking on the two top teams in the comp in the very first two rounds - posting good scores on both occasions. Unfortunately we fell short in the last two overs, which definitely was very disappointing for the boys.

However, the boys always showed their hunger to win during training and following a long drought it eventuated in an exciting win in our last game for 2017. This was a splendid “Christmas Gift” for the team and a great way to end the season.

During January 2018 Sam, Isaac, Raymond and Cameron participated in the Ballina Carnival with the DCA side. It was a great experience for the boys and renewed their confidence.

I would like to take this opportunity to convey a special “thank you” to Riley Pollard, Mahad Ezad, Kayden Myburgh-Sisam and Flynn Nicholls for helping out with the U13 PC team during the season.

Throughout this season it has been impressive to see the positivity and support shown by the boys to each other – it is very enriching and you have much to be proud of. I would personally like to congratulate the entire U13 PC side for the respect shown to the officials, opposition teams, parents and visitors throughout the season. It is a wonderful trait and on behalf of your parents and myself I would like to say how proud we all are of the way in which you conducted yourselves and hope you carry this through into the future.

James Boyd : Bowled the 2nd highest overs this season taking 7 wickets, with his best being 3/27. Batting down the order while he didn’t get many opportunities, he chimed in with a valuable 10 runs and was good at running between the wickets.

Hamish Batty : In his 1st rep game he score a maiden 50 vs Illawarra. A great innings to watch and a wonderful inspiration for his team mates. He also ended the season with another valuable 61 runs. A good team player and always very active in the field.

Raymond Dent : A good fielder and always kept the team motivated. Following selection to open the innings, he excelled in that spot! His highest rep score of 69 came in his 2nd game as opener. Ray’s attitude towards cricket, as demonstrated on many occasions, must be commended.

Hayden Dunn : Maturity showed this year with the team. His motivation on and off the field and eagerness to help out with drills was terrific. He was involved in some good partnerships and was given the task of scoring quick runs, which often resulted in him having to sacrifice his wicket for the good of the team.

Jack Gale : Had another good year with the gloves. His skills saved the team from chasing too many runs. He is a good “talker” amongst the players and kept the opposition batsman on their toes with his awesome keeping skills.

Cameron Gomesz (Capt) : Whose batting skills have improved immensely this year was involved in a few good partnerships. His highest score of 48* was one he can be proud of. He led the team by example throughout the year and played with maturity.

Cohen Haldane : Was extremely active on the field and very focussed on his game - always ready to cheer on his teammates as well – this was very inspirational and his attitude towards cricket is also commendable.

Isaac Nicholls : Missed out on a few games due to a broken wrist, however he made up for it in his first game back, taking 5/20 and helping the team to their 1st win. To his credit he continued to frustrate the opposition in the remaining games which was fun to watch. Isaac also participated in the Ballina carnival.

Samual Simmons : Once again he showed us what a versatile cricketer he is. With his very economical bowling, he finished his season with a massive 17 maidens off 46 overs - an economy of 1.91. Sam had a great day against Northern District, where he held on to 4 fantastic catches in the slips which included a one handed catch diving to his right.

Ryan Pilarowski : Will remember his 1st season in reps, where his best bowling was 3/1 and just missing out on a hat trick. Ryan was also handy with the gloves. His enthusiasm out on the field and at training was always at the highest level.

Mitchell Smith : Contribution to the team was immense. While not having many opportunities with the bat or ball he was as eager at each training session as on game day. Always willing to support his teammates and being amongst the action – a wonderful example of teamsmanship.

Josh Wilson : His quick fire 31* in our last game was one to remember. The way he took on the bowlers was a delight to watch. He is a very handy bowler with his best figure of 2/12. Eager to score runs fast, Josh is a great team player and a welcomed new team member.

Ramsay Gomesz, Coach

STATISTICS



Batty, Hamish 7 7 4 134 44.67 2 61* 22.2 2 2 51 25.50 2/6

Boyd, James 7 3 1 14 7.00 10 44.4 1 7 166 23.71 3/27 2

Dent, Raymond 7 7 1 128 21.33 1 69 13 3 3 50 16.67 2/10 4

Dunn, Hayden 7 6 0 74 12.33 25 12 1 2 89 44.50 1/27 1

Ezad, Mahad 1

Gale, Jack 7 6 0 58 9.67 18 4 0 0 15 0/9 5 1

Gomesz, Cameron 7 7 1 175 29.17 48* 31 2 4 98 24.50 1/5 3

Haldane, Cohen 7 4 0 20 5.00 7 26 6 3 59 19.67 1/8 4

Myburgh-Sisam, Kayden 2 1 1 2 2* 7 1 0 25 0/11

Nicholls, Flynn 2 1 1 1 1* 6 2 1 10 10.00 1/3

Nicholls, Isaac 4 2 2 44 44* 33 7 9 91 10.11 1 5/20 1

Pilarowski, Ryan 7 3 0 20 6.67 14 8 1 4 29 7.25 3/1 2 2 1

Pollard, Riley 2 2 0 2 1.00 2 8 0 0 28 0/12

Simmons, Samual 7 6 0 135 22.50 1 58 46 17 7 88 12.57 2/14 5

Smith, Mitchell 3 2 1 8 8.00 6

Watson, Josh 6 6 1 79 15.80 31* 19.2 2 3 56 18.67 2/12

ANTHONY NEALE CUP (UNDER 14)

After 2 strong trial performances against Hornsby – Kuringah and Manly in November, saw our expectations for a strong season build. We moved into the Round 1 home clash against Maitland full of confidence. Maitland went into bat first and set a very competitive 170 on Jamison 4, leaving us to chase down the total with a run rate required of just under 3.5. A strong second wicket partnership put us in a strong position. Then some intelligent batting by Blake and Kade saw us reach Maitland’s total with 7 balls to spare. Our confidence was sky high at this point, and we were looking ahead to the Central Coast in Round 2.

Then the wheels feel off. For Rounds 2, 3 and 4 we scored totals between 100 and 120 which were just not good enough. Our batting had just fallen away unexpectedly. However our bowling was exceptional, with Central Coast (R2) and Sutherland (R4) struggling to pass our totals. It was great to see the bowlers and team in the field attacking the opposition, with a “take no prisoners” approach. The Central Coast struggled to pass us, 6/115 in the 47th over and Sutherland 5/111 in the 46th over.

After the break saw us draw Manly (R5) in a must win contest. We won the toss and batted. A good saw us reach 90 at the second wicket and being 2/103 at drinks from 25 overs. Manly returned and tied the batting down with some excellent bowling and fielding. We were eventually bowled out for 151 in the 50th over. Soaring with confidence the team felt that we were in with a chance, although Manly had a strong batting line up, we felt that our bowling and fielding could restrict them. Some early wickets saw us on top early, however a strong third wicket partnership saw Manly heading towards our total. Then with some excellent fielding and tight bowling we started making inroads into the Manly batting order. Then in the 47th over Manly were 10/142. 10 runs to win, 1 wicket to get and 18 balls left. A nail biting “coach killing” finish saw Manly pass us with 3 balls to spare.

This saw us playing Hornsby – Kuringah for the wooden spoon. This position inspired the team to step up and finish the season on high. We won the toss and batted. The top order fired and after 50 overs we finished at 5/204. Where had this batting been? We took the field brimming with confidence, and eventually bowled Hornsby – Kuringah out for 145 in the 47th over. We finished the season strongly, in much the same way we started it. Nevertheless, the boys enjoyed their cricket and played well, representing the “baggy black” in fine fashion.

A special thanks to Andy Tebbutt our “off field” captain who had everything from lunches, scorers, square legs, bbq’s, match information and contacting the opposition organised to a tee. Also a special thanks to the parents, you are a great bunch of people who I have come to know well over the past couple of seasons and always provide assistance to keep the team moving forward. Boys, look forward to you returning the trials continuing your junior representative careers representing the “baggy black’.

Brendan Bayliss, Coach

STATISTICS



Anderson, Luke 6 3 1 1 0.50 1* 22 4 6 96 16.00 2/23

Bayliss, Liam 6 6 1 104 20.80 1 56* 1

Boyes, Luke 6 4 1 40 13.33 30* 23 4 2 68 34.00 1/10 2

Camwell, Kade 6 6 0 51 8.50 14 48 10 4 117 29.25 2/35 1

Jones, Blake 6 5 1 56 14.00 27* 33 8 7 104 14.86 2/15 1

Morris, Lachlan 6 6 0 109 18.17 1 50 1 0 1 5 5.00 1/5 5

Myburgh-Sisam, Tyrone 6 6 1 60 12.00 41 41 6 3 116 38.67 2/16 3

Robertson, Max 6 6 1 24 4.80 10 3 3

Rowan, Patrick 6 4 1 15 5.00 12 44 7 7 91 13.00 2/14

Selwood, Isaac 2 2 0 7 3.50 4

Sherwood, William 4 1 1 0 0* 23 5 4 53 13.25 2/14 1

Stewart, Kyuss 6 4 0 24 6.00 11 34 5 1 136 136.00 1/30 2

Tebbutt, Bailey 6 6 0 252 42.00 2 1 101 1

IDCA CUP (UNDER 15)

Report not submitted.

STATISTICS



Baker, Ben 7 6 1 32 6.40 19* 17.3 2 6 80 13.33 2/15 3

Ball, Raymond 6 5 1 9 2.25 5 25 1 4 103 25.75 3/29

Freeman, Ryan 7 6 1 186 37.20 2 53* 40 6 3 126 42.00 1/13 1 1

Huston, Thomas 7 6 0 48 8.00 21 18 6 1 63 63.00 1/5 3

Kean, Callan 1 1 0 17 17.00 17

Lees, Nathan 7 6 0 98 16.33 27 5 0 1 26 26.00 1/19 1

Lord, Dylan 7 6 0 57 9.50 30 2 0 0 13 0/13 6 1

McFadgean, Kobe 7 6 0 26 4.33 22 18.3 2 2 100 50.00 2/20 1

Prior, Jed 7 6 0 89 14.83 41 21.3 4 6 74 12.33 2/13 2

Reardon, Oscar 6 5 5 34 18* 29 8 7 94 13.43 2/14 1

Squires, Lachlan 6 4 0 22 5.50 8 11 0 1 48 48.00 1/17

Sultana, Oscar 1 1 0 9 9.00 9 3 1 0 11 0/11

Vollmer, Dyson 7 7 1 67 11.17 22* 27.3 1 8 119 14.88 4/36 2

Zammit, Stephen 7 5 1 32 8.00 16 25 5 3 84 28.00 1/10 1

ANDREW BLAMEY CUP (UNDER 16)

Round 1 - WIN at home to Sutherland. We lost the toss and were asked to bat. Allan Hope top scored with 86 runs and was well supported by Jared Calear-King (64) and Mitchell Lothian (66) who continued his pre-season form as we stormed our way to 7/279 from our 50 overs. On his reps debut, Jayden Moore (2/17) cleaned up both opening batsmen to get us off to a flying start. Jayden Geering (2/10) and Riley Wilson (2/10) dismissed the middle order leaving Sutherland with no choice but to close shop and conservatively bat-out the remainder of the innings. They finished nearly 200 runs short on 8/86.

Round 2 - WIN away to Manly. We lost the toss and were asked to bat - again. Riley Wilson (36) found the middle of the bat with some dashing strokeplay but it would be an ‘in form’ Mitchell Lothian who made a lasting impression on the game (and Manly’s sightscreen) as he crafted, then walloped, an impressive 71 runs. He formed partnerships with Aidan Rowe (26) and Jack Hancock (24) that helped us to reach 9/188. We rolled Manly for 167 to secure our first ever victory over the 4xPremiers. Josh Smith (3/34) was the pick of the bowlers while Jayke Searle (2/32) and Jayden Geering (2/38 + 3 catches!) combined to do the job on Manly.

Round 3 - LOSS at home to Maitland. Maitland joined the competition this year in an effort to impress for inclusion in future DCA competitions. They were a strong team. Batting first we only managed 146 runs. Jack Hancock (43) and Brad Webb (42) provided some resistance. Maitland chased our total in 31 overs for the loss of just 4 wickets. These guys would be the team to beat!

Round 4 - WIN away to Illawarra. After a rain delayed start we went out to bat on a pretty good deck. Brad Webb (54) continued his good form, so did Jared Calear-King (59) as we posted 7/186 from our allotted 40 overs. Illawarra were outclassed by our efforts in the field. Josh Smith (2/12), Jayden Geering

(2/21) and Emerson Rovere (2/25) restricted them to 9/117 by the end of play. Having now played all four of the top opponents we went into the Christmas break knowing that we were in with a chance to make the Grand Final if we won the next match.

Round 5 - WIN at home to Northern District. For the third time this season we were asked to bat first?! This proved to be costly for our opponents. Brad Webb (87) finally cracked the half century and top scored with a brilliant innings. Our other batsmen also chipped in: Aidan Rowe (32), Mitchell Lothian (29), Daniel Tupper (28) and Allan Hope (25) ending on 8/244. We won the match by 90 runs. Josh Smith (2/16) once again was reliable with the ball and was well supported by Emerson Rovere (2/19) and Riley Wilson (2/29). After the regular season rounds we finished in equal first place! Only trailing to Maitland on quotient.

GRAND FINAL - DRAW! away to Maitland. Nervously we headed to the Hunter Valley to face the hottest team in the competition. We lost the toss and were forced to bowl first for the only time all season. Jayden Moore (2/35) was back from injury and struck early to have them 1/13. Jayden Geering caught their key batsman at Deep Mid On to break the next partnership but then they settled into a rhythm and finished on 5/227. Our innings started disastrously as we lost 4 early wickets before Riley Wilson (43*) and Mitchell Lothian (26*) steadied the chase. A storm passed through the ground and halted play with the score evenly poised at 4/89 after 26 overs. Unfortunately the lightning rule came into play and we never managed to return to the field so play was abandoned. Maitland would be crowned Premiers. We would go home knowing that we competed right until the end of our most successful season yet.

Congratulations to all of the boys on such a great season and a fitting end to their junior rep careers.

Col Rowe, Coach

John Lothian, Manager

STATISTICS



Calear-King, Jared 4 4 0 146 36.50 2 64 2 2 0 0 0/0

Dallas, Ramone 1 1 1 11 11*

Geering, Jayden 6 4 2 8 4.00 4* 45 5 7 151 21.57 2/10 5

Hancock, Jack 4 4 1 77 25.67 43 19 2 2 72 36.00 1/8

Hope, Allan 6 6 0 133 22.17 1 86 1

Lothian, Mitchell 6 6 1 210 42.00 2 71 6

Moore, Jayden 3 1 0 1 1.00 1 25 5 5 81 16.20 2/17 1

Rovere, Emerson 6 3 2 6 6.00 6* 50 7 8 153 19.13 2/19 2

Rowe, Aidan 6 6 0 69 11.50 32 12 1 0 40 0/17 2

Searle, Jayke 6 3 2 12 12.00 8* 35 4 4 146 36.50 2/32

Smith, Joshua 5 1 0 1 1.00 1 33 5 9 106 11.78 3/34 1

Tupper, Daniel 5 5 0 46 9.20 28 2

Webb, Bradley 6 6 0 228 38.00 2 87 1

Wilson, Riley 6 6 1 108 21.60 43* 43 4 7 121 17.29 2/10 1



Team Player Agg Player Ave

Pres. Cup Batting Aggregate Pres. Cup Batting Average Minimum qualification: 125 runs

Under 10 Zach Williams 81 Not awarded

Under 11 Harrison Newton 73 Not awarded

Under 12 Hamish Mitchell 118 Not awarded

Under 13 Cameron Gomesz 170 Cameron Gomesz 34.00

Under 14 Bailey Tebbutt 252 Bailey Tebbutt 42.00

Under 15 Ryan Freeman 186 Ryan Freeman 37.20

Under 16 Bradley Webb 228 Mitchell Lothian 42.00


Team Player Agg Player Ave

Pres. Cup Bowling Aggregate Pres. Cup Bowling Average Minimum qualification: 10 wickets

Under 10 Chase Hayward 9 Not awarded

Under 11 Reece Rousell 7 Not awarded

Under 12 Lachlan Nelson 10 Lachlan Nelson 10.50

Under 13 Isaac Nicholls 9 Not awarded

Under 14 Patrick Rowan 7 Not awarded

Under 15 Dyson Vollmer 8 Not awarded

Under 16 Joshua Smith 9 Not awarded

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS BATTING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE RECORDS

Season Player Team Agg Season Player Team Ave

Pres. Cup Batting Aggregate Records Pres. Cup Batting Average Records

2002-03 R D'Lima Under 15 524 2012-13 I Heath Under 16 237.00

1999-00 J Hastings Under 14 463 2008-09 M Newton Under 15 112.00

1996-97 W Hadler Under 15 341 2002-03 R D'Lima Under 15 104.80

2016-17 Harrison McMillan

Under 16 257 1999-00 J Hastings Under 14 92.60

2000-01 S Paterson Under 13 256 1996-97 M Milgate Under 11 82.75

2017-18 Bailey Tebbutt

Under 14 252 2016-17 Xander Carstens

Under 10 78.67

2012-13 I Heath Under 16 237 2007-08 B McGovern Under 15 77.00

2016-17 Xander Carstens

Under 10 236 2008-09 J Devrell Under 16 70.50

2016-17 Oscar Sultana Under 13 234 2001-02 A Lindsay Under 14 65.50

1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 232 2006-07 M Hartley Under 14 59.30

2017-18 Bradley Webb

Under 16 228 1997-98 D Anderson Under 13 56.00



Pres. Cup Bowling Aggregate Records Pres. Cup Bowling Average Records

1999-00 M Khan Under 14 23 2013-14 Emerson Rovere Under 12 1.85

2011-12 J Patterson Under 13 18 2001-02 Matthew Kobryn Under 16 2.00

1997-98 J McKay Under 15 17 2013-14 Aryan Grover Under 13 2.79

2000-01 P Dixon Under 11 16 1999-00 M Khan Under 14 3.91

2002-03 J Jones Under 13 16 2015-16 Brock Campbell Under 11 3.53

2015-16 Brock Campbell Under 11 15 2007-08 James Devlin Under 14 4.10

1998-99 G Jansz Under 13 14 1998-99 C. Steuart Under 11 4.70

2016-17 Nicholas Watson Under 14 14 2011-12 J Patterson Under 13 5.28

2003-04 M Bawden Under 16 13 1999-00 B. Ellis Under 11 5.80

1999-00 S McAlary Under 13 13 2002-03 J. Jones Under 13 5.81

1999-00 M Kiernan Under 15 13 2011-12 J Kleyn Under 15 5.90

1999-00 R Govender Under 15 13 1998-99 S Mawson Under 12 5.92

2001-02 M Jansen Under 11 13

2012-13 B Speechley Under 14 13

2012-13 Ryan Fletcher Under 15 13

2015-16 Joshua Minney Under 16 13

2016-17 William Sherwood

Under 13 13


Season Player Team Catches Stump Total

1998-99 M Stanowski Under 16 12 2 14

1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 9 4 13

2001-02 C Triscari Under 12 6 7 13

2005-06 M Stevens Under 12 11 2 13

1999-00 A Balakrishnan Under 11 9 2 11

2013-14 Alex Fenn Under 15 9 1 10

2000-01 D DeKretser Under 13 7 3 10

2012-13 A Minors Under 15 10 0 10

2007-08 M Stevens Under 14 4 5 9

2006-07 C Nelson-Heckendorf Under 11 8 1 9


PERPETUAL TROPHIES

JOHN HASTINGS TROPHY

Best All-round Representative Player (formerly known as the Prospect Credit Union Trophy)

Season Player Team Performance

2017-18 Bailey Tebbutt Under 14 362 points

2016-17 Xander Castens Under 10 371 points

2015-16 Brayden Burr Under 12 447 points

2014-15 Dylan Ferguson Under 16 255 points

2013-14 James Whiting Under 13 326 points

2012-13 I Heath Under 16 357 points

2011-12 Cameron Terry-Wright Under 14 299 points

2010-11 Beau Dingemans Under 14 266 points

2009-10 D Smith Under 16 294 points

2008-09 M Newton Under 15 404 points

2007-08 James Devlin Under 14 359 points

2006-07 S Cook Under 16 352 points

2005-06 D Stuart Under 15 366 points

2004-05 J Devrell Under 12 348 points

2003-04 B Rattenbury Under 16 396 points

2002-03 R D’Lima Under 15 544 points

2001-02 C Bryant Under 11 299 points

2000-01 S Paterson Under 13 316 points

1999-00 J Hastings Under 14 503 points

RAY JORDAN TROPHY PAUL THOMAS TROPHY

Most Runs in Representative Games Most Wickets in Representative Games (formerly known as the PR Pictures Trophy)

Season Player Team Runs Season Player Team Wkts

2017-18 Bailey Tebbutt Under 14 252 2017-18 Lachlan Nelson Under 12 10

2016-17 Harrison McMillan Under 16 257 2016-17 Nicholas Watson Under 14 14

2015-16 Aryan Grover Under 15 214 2015-16 Brock Campbell Under 11 15

2014-15 Aiden Kells Under 11 137 2014-15 Lachlan Saywell Under 16 11

2013-14 Kobe Carroll Under 15 158 2013-14 Emerson Rovere Under 12 12

2012-13 I Heath Under 16 237 2012-13 Ryan Fletcher Under 15 13

2011-12 C Terry-Wright Under 14 164 2011-12 J Patterson Under 13 18

2010-11 N Elliott Under 12 179 2010-11 A Marzano Under 14 11

2009-10 D Smith Under 16 164 2009-10 L Heggie Under 16 11

2008-09 M Newton Under 15 24 2008-09 J Dengate Under 16 9

2007-08 K Pathirane Under 15 170 2007-08 J Devlin Under 14 10

2006-07 C Dantier Under 15 193 2006-07 L Middlebrook Under 15 12

2005-06 D Stuart Under 15 211 2005-06 T DeMattia Under 16 11

2004-05 J Devrell Under 12 173 2004-05 M Ward Under 11 12

2003-04 R Gentle Under 16 207 2003-04 M Bawden Under 16 13

2002-03 R D’Lima Under 15 524 2002-03 J Jones Under 13 16

2001-02 C Bryant Under 11 199 2001-02 M Jansen Under 11 13

2000-01 S Patterson Under 13 256 2000-01 P Dixon Under 11 16

1999-00 J Hastings Under 14 463 1999-00 M Khan Under 14 23

1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 232

MICHAEL WHOLOHAN WICKET KEEPING TROPHY


2017-18 Dylan Lord Under 15 6 1 7

2016-17 Bray Zammit Under 11 6 1 7

2015-16 Logan McIllwain Under 15 6 2 8

2014-15 Mitchell Eckford Under 15 5 2 7

2014-15 Clayton Telfer Under 16 7 0 7

2013-14 Alex Fenn Under 15 9 1 10

2012-13 A Minors Under 15 10 0 10

2011-12 J Scarfe Under 11 4 1 5

2011-12 A Fenn Under 13 5 0 5

2010-11 A Fenn Under 12 7 0 7

2009-10 M Docksey Under 15 3 3 6

2008-09 D Benson Under 14 4 2 6



2005-06 M Stevens Under 12 11 2 13

2004-05 B Rashleigh Under 16 8 0 8

2003-04 C D’Agostino Under 16 7 7 14

2002-03 B O'Sullivan Under 16 7 7 14


2000-01 D De Kretser Under 13 7 3 10



PRESIDENT’S CUP RECORDS BATTING RECORDS


Under 10 Under 14

2016-17 Xander Carstens

236 78.67 1999-00 J Hastings 463 92.60

Under 11 1999-00 J Hastings 463 92.60

1996-97 M Milgate 331 82.75 2017-18 Bailey Tebbutt 252

2001-02 C Bryant 199 33.17 2002-03 N McClelland 199 49.75

2003-04 K Luker 180 2001-02 R D'Lima 182

1997-98 A Pearsall 145 Under 15

2008-09 B.Bulpett 145 2002-03 R D'Lima 524 104.80

Under 12 1996-97 W Hadler 341 68.20

1999-00 C Steuart 201 40.20 2000-01 B Carter 237 55.00

2004-05 J Devrell 173 43.25 2008-09 M Newton 224 112.00

2010-11 N Elliott 179 25.57 Under 16

2016-17 Samual Simmons

137 2016-17 Harrison McMillan

257 51.40

Under 13 2012-13 I Heath 237 237.00

2002-03 P Maloney 289 72.25 1999-00 B Tilling 87.00

2000-01 S Paterson 256 42.60 2016-17 Logan McIllwain 234

2016-17 Oscar Sultana 234 46.80

1997-98 D Anderson 224 56.00

BOWLING RECORDS


Under 10 Under 14

2016-17 Gorang Sharma 9 5.44 1999-00 M Khan 23 3.91

2017-18 Chase Hayward 9 2016-17 Nicholas Watson

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Under 11 2012-13 B Speechley 13 9.54

2000-01 P Dixon 16 6.90 2003-04 T Finemore 12 9.90

2015-16 Brock Campbell 15 3.53 2007-08 James Devlin 10 4.10

1998-99 S Campbell 12 Under 15

2004-05 M Ward 12 6.83 2001-02 R Marmo 6.36

2001-02 M Jansen 13 6.46 1997-98 J McKay 17

Under 12 2012-13 Ryan Fletcher 13 7.38

2013-14 Emerson Rovere 12 1.85 1998-99 A Beggs 13

2001-02 J D'Agostino 12 5.58 1999-00 M Kiernan & R Govender

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1998-99 S Mawson 12 5.92 2000-01 M Loudoun 13

1998-99 S McAlary 12 Under 16

2000-01 L O'Brien 12 2001-02 M Kobryn 2.00

Under 13 1999-00 J Dees 18 5.78

2002-03 J Jones 16 5.81 2003-04 M Bawden 13 7.20

1998-99 G Jansz 14 1998-99 J McKay 12

1996-97 A Osborne 13

1999-00 S McAlary 13

2016-17 William Sherwood

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Season Players Team Partnership

1st Wicket

1999-00 B Carter / R Moss Under 14 190

2016-17 Lachlan Morris / Liam Bayliss Under 13 153*

1998-99 P Korevaar / A Lebreton Under 16 144*

2nd Wicket

2002-03 R D’Lima / B Russell Under 15 205

1999-00 R Moss / J Hastings Under 14 142

2002-03 M Quinnell / A Weir Under 16 138

3rd Wicket

2012-13 M Scarfe / I Heath Under 16 221

2017-18 B Tebbutt / L Bayliss Under 14 157

1998-99 J Berger / A Pignone Under 13 153

4th Wicket

1997-98 S McWhirter / D Anderson Under 13 190

1998-99 K Gobbert / B Filmer Under 15 174

2006-07 S Mather / J Weir Under 13 115

5th Wicket

2001-02 C Bryant / A Cross-Lee Under 11 157

2007-08 K Pathirane / B McGovern Under 15 114

2002-03 D Marr / S Pointon Under 16 112

6th Wicket

2003-04 A Nichols / A Broadhead Under 14 88

2015-16 Daniel Tupper / Jayden Geering Under 14 84

2011-12 C Terry-Wright / A Singh Under 14 83

7th Wicket

2004-05 D Karlson / M Gibson Under 16 100

2007-08 J Devlin / J Dowd Under 14 86

1999-00 G Jansz / R Tierney Under 14 84

8th Wicket

2001-02 B Ellis / S Donlan Under 13 82

2010-11 A Cordner / B Langer Under 16 65

2013-14 M Eckford / J Minney Under 14 63

9th Wicket

2002-03 T Dickinson / S Randall Under 12 60

2004-05 D Stuart / D Smyth Under 14 58

2014-15 Dylan Ferguson / Jayson Orton Under 16 57

10th Wicket

1999-00 D Carr / B Tilling Under 16 104

2003-04 B Ellis / J Allison Under 15 75

2006-07 C Johnson / J O’Grady Under 11 51

11th Wicket

2005-06 K Pathirane / B Garrett Under 13 66

1999-00 D Chalker / A Cottee Under 15 49

2001-02 P Carroll / D Curran Under 14 34

CARNIVALS

CARNIVAL COACHES AWARD Season Player Carnival

2017-18 James Lennox Lismore Carnival (Under 12)

2016-17 Benjamin Bradshaw Walter Taylor Shield – Armidale (Under 15)

2015-16 Josh Bull Walter Taylor Shield – Armidale (Under 15)

2014-15 Daniel Smith Walter Taylor Shield – Armidale (Under 15)

2013-14 Liam Dodrell Ron Arendts Shield – Newcastle (Under 11)

2012-13 Patrick Hinder Orange Carnival (Under 13)

2011-12 Alex Marzano Walter Taylor Shield – Armidale (Under 15)

2010-11 Tyran Liddiard Orange Carnival (Under 13)

RON ARENDTS SHIELD (NEWCASTLE, UNDER 11) The 11’s DCA team headed to Newcastle in early January for their first rep carnival again with the objective of developing some key skills, working on some key strategies, identifying are strengths and weaknesses plus be competitive in all our matches.

Our draw was strong which meant we would certainly be tested. The first day was tough with a couple of 20/20 matches that was a new experience for the boys. While we feel just short in both fixtures the signs were good with but again probably a couple of key moments we failed to capitalise on.

That night we had a great group bonding session, recharged the batteries and devised our plans for day 2 & 3. With a couple of key areas to focus on and strategies in place we executed well across both days batting first and scoring very competitive totals and restricting our opponents in their chase. What was most pleasing was our ability to do the things we set ourselves very well including rotating the strike, building partnerships, running aggressively while having wickets in hand for the final overs. With the ball we bowled far more consistently maintain constant pressure to the end while taking our chances.

The final day in the playoffs against the best of the home town in Newcastle was just beyond us with the boys falling just short in a very good contest. Having bowled first we restricted the opposition to a very getting score but some early wickets put us under pressure in which we never really recovered.

Overall this was a great experience for all the boys and families. The key take out of the carnival was without the doubt the way the boys bonded as a team and built some new friendship that will hold them in good stand together as they play rep cricket for many years to come. They competed hard in all matches with passion, energy and enthusiasm with a great emphasis on encouraging their teammates both on and off the field which on occasions what commented on by our opposition coach.

Well done boys proud of your efforts!!!

Grant Kean

LISMORE CARNIVAL (UNDER 12) The under 12s travelled to Lismore full of confidence and very keen to do well after a disappointing Arch Cawsey shield with only 1 win from 5 matches.

The boys knew they underperformed and the Lismore carnival was an opportunity to show what they were capable of.

After the first day and playing on a turf wicket for the first time, it became obvious our boys were up for the challenge winning both games convincingly.

Day 2 would prove to be a lot harder as we were up against Far North Coast and Illawarra who had beaten us easily earlier in the year. We played Far North Coast first up and like the first day we won convincingly, and we were now 3 from 3 and playing Illawarra for a place in the major semi. This game went down to the last ball and was one of the most entertaining and thrilling games I’ve ever seen.

Defending a very low total of just 84 runs our boys knew they had to field and bowl out of their skin if they were to progress to the major semi. What a performance, our bowlers hit their lines from ball one only conceding 10 extras. Every chance given was taken with some of the best catching and runouts this team has ever displayed. It came down to the last over. They needed only 6 runs off the last over to win and we needed 2 wickets. Ethan our captain threw the ball James to bowl the last over. Under incredible pressure James bowled the over of his life finishing the over with 2 wickets for no runs to win the match and progress through to the major semi.

The next day we faced up against another undefeated team Hunter Valley. They had beaten some very good sides, so we knew we were in for a very tough game. We were just one win away from contesting the final.

We lost the toss and were sent into bat. After losing an early wicket Ethan, Leo and Harry put together some very good partnerships to scrape our way to a total of 7 for 132.

Again, we knew we had to bowl and field at very high standard if we were to win. We started off very well but fell away and missed a lot of chances early that we needed take to win this match. Again, the result went down to the second last over with the Hunter Valley team proving to be the better team on the day to progress through to the final.

On the final day we were in a playoff for 3rd place against Hornsby. By this stage, both teams were fatigued and not really concerned of the result, so it was decided to let the boys relax play for fun. Hornsby reversed their batting line up and let batsmen and wicket keeper bowl and we did similar and made every player take a turn at keeping. Lots of fun had and good way to end what was an amazing carnival.

Man of the match awards received by:

Game 1. James Lennox 30 runs retired not out

Game 2. James Lennox 30 runs retired not out

Game 3. Leo Astill 30 runs retired not out

Game 4. James Lennox 30 runs retired not and 2 for 16

Outstanding performances:

James Lennox 3rd highest run scorer for tournament with a total of 145

Leo Astill top 10 Highest run scorer for tournament with a total of 105

Harveer Dhaliwal Equal 3rd for most wickets for the tournament with a total of 8

Harry McCully highest individual score for our team against Hunter Valley 40 runs

Harveer Dhaliwal Best bowling figures for our team against Hunter Valley 3 for 23

Game results:

Game 1. Newcastle 3 for 115 defeated by Penrith 2 for 118

Game 2. Penrith 8 for 155 defeated Far North coast (thunder) 3 for 85

Game 3. Far North coast (sixers) 5 for 83 defeated by Penrith 3 for 84

Game 4. Penrith all out for 84 defeated Illawarra all-out 79

Major semi Hunter Valley 5 for 133 defeated Penrith 7 for 132

Play off for 3rd Penrith 9 for 122 defeated by Hornsby 9 for 184

Thank you to Mitchell Shanahan and Cooper Mclean for filling in from Presidents Cup with outstanding performances. I also would like to thank all the parents, manager Rick Lennox and Assistant trainer Jesse Astill for your never-ending support.

Brad Astill, Coach

BALLINA CARNIVAL (UNDER 13) This year we travelled back up the North Coast to Ballina.

With a mixture of DCA, Presidents Cup and 3 players from the Gold Coast we were always going there to be competitive but at the end of the day have some fun.

We played the Mid North Coast in our first game and lost with 3 balls to go. All the boys agreed we needed a few more runs and our fielding could have been a lot better.

Our 2nd game was up against a Craig McDermott coached rep side from Brisbane. Most of the boys didn't know who he was, but our parents certainly did and it is was an enjoyable day. We batted first and set a competitive target of 132. Our fielding and bowling was much better and that was all we could ask. We were right in the game taking 7 wickets and it was looking like we would get the win however they got our runs in the 43rd over. A much improved game against stronger opposition and coach!!

Our third game was against Manly's full DCA side who were taking the carnival seriously.

When we finished our games each day we hit the pool and the boys had fun. Manly trained every day after each game so we knew it was going to be a tough day.

We made a pact before the start of the game to do our best and don't give up.

We kept Manly in the field for 48 overs and managed to get 93 runs for our efforts against some pretty good bowling. The boys gave it their best shot and managed to get 6 wickets with good bowling and again a much improved effort in the field. However they got the runs in the 35th over. 3 losses in a row didn't affect our spirits. Straight back to the pool for the compulsory team meeting and bonding session. Each game we were showing improvement and the boys were hopeful of a win.

Our 4th game was against a local Ballina side and was played right next to our Resort.

This was like a home game for us. Penrith batted first and we played in a very positive attitude and at the end of our 50 overs we were 8-206.

The boys were very upbeat and again their bowling and fielding continued to improve.

We kept the locals to 6-144 off 50 to record our first win of the carnival. Great effort all round. Back to the pool for some quiet celebrations.

Our 5th game was against the Ballina DCA side who seemed very confident against some very tired and sore Penrith boys. We batted first and at the end of the 50 overs we were 9-144.

The boys were fired up when they walked out onto the field and managed to get early wickets and put Ballina under pressure. We were saving our best efforts till last and ended up bowling Ballina out for 108 in the 36th over. We finished the carnival with 2 wins out of 5.

I'd like to congratulate the boys on such a great effort and not giving up when at times they could of quite easily done that. To watch them bond on and off the field was great to see and I'm pretty sure they will always remember their afternoons in the pool at Lennox Head.

I'd like to thank all of our awesome parents and grandparents who came away and thank you for all of your help throughout the week and laughs.

It was great to catch up at the end of each day by the pool and have our own team meeting and bonding sessions. Without you all the week wouldn't be possible.

A big thank you to Cameron Gomesz, Sam Simmons, Isaac Nicholls and Raymond Dent for coming away with us. Without you we don't have a team and congratulations on all of your efforts while we were away.

Last but certainly not least, a big thank you to Darren Bedford who stepped in as manager to give me a hand for the week. I can't thank you enough Daz for all the work you did and you made my life much easier, with a lot of laughs along the way.

Thank you.

Mick Wilson, Manager

GRAEME MALCOLM SHIELD (NEWCASTLE, UNDER 14) After 3 years, it was back to Newcastle again for the 2018 carnival. The games were 50 overs, played on turf.

Round 1 - lost

We drew the toughest game first up - the Manly DCA side at Learmonth Park. Some overnight rain made the game on a turf wicket uncertain, but with some added morning sunshine, reduced overs and a later start, the umpires gave the thumbs up. We batted first and were 8/156 after 43 overs. Oscar Sultana scored 53 runs not out and Hemish Ahuja 32. The winds howled and Manly ended up 9/216 after 43 overs . Jamie Byrnes 3/42 off 6 and Will Sherwood 2/14 off 5.

Round 2 -won

We played Highlands District and the strong winds continued. The game was moved due to more rain overnight and the boys were back to a synthetic wicket (Smith Street Park). We fielded first and in the 50th over they were 10 for 155. Jamie Byrnes took 2/13 off 5 and Liam Bayliss 2/28 off 7. Our batters reached their total after 29 overs making 2/157. Eli Hardy retired 50 not out, Liam Bayliss 32 not out and Pat Costigan 28.

Round 3 - won

Next up were the Newcastle Presidents Cup side at Newcastle No 1 Sportsground. We batted first and reached 3 for 196. Max Becker retired 53 not out and Oscar Sultana retired 51 not out. After 50 overs they were 10/ 129 giving us our second win. Eli Hardy 2/18 off 8, Jamie Byrnes 2 /17 off 6, Brayden Burr 1/ 6 off 5 and Connor Potter-Jugovac 1 /30 off 9.

Round 4 - won

We played Mid North Coast at Passmore Oval. Penrith batted first and after 46 overs we were 9/ 216. Hemish Ahuja retired 50 not out, Max Becker 46 and Aiden Kells 39. Mid North Coast hung in there and the game became very close. Penrith got a wicket on the last ball and won the game 8/209. Will Sherwood was 4/30 off 6, Aiden Kells 1/16 off 2, Max Becker 1/27 off 6 and Aaron Stewart 1/39 off 10.

Finals Playoff - won

With the first loss to Manly, we were out of the running for the top four. We were placed 5th and played South Eastern at Passmore oval batting first. We were bowled out after 39 overs reaching 10/164 (we had lost one player to sickness). Aiden Kells scored 50, Max Becker 28 and Oscar Sultana not out on 25. South Eastern were 6/143 after 40 overs which gave us a win to finish with - and overall - 5th position. Aaron Stewart 2/25 off 9, Oscar Sultana 3 /10 off 3.

Overall the carnival was a great mix of playing hard and lots of fun after the game (with our usual awards). A BIG thanks to Craig Kells for coaching the team and to all the parents who helped with the usual scoring, cooking BBQs, carting players around etc etc and to Jean for washing the uniforms each day.

Jill Sherwood, Manager

WALTER TAYLOR SHIELD (ARMIDALE, UNDER 15) This year saw a different Penrith Under 15’s side travel to Armidale to contest the Walter Taylor Shield. Our team consisted of 6 players from the Under 15 Presidents Cup team along with 5 players from the Under 14 Presidents Cup team.

Round 1: Penrith v Lismore (day / night), Regional Australia Bank Sports ground (loss)

The boys were very keen to get this match underway, with nearly most of them never playing in a day / night match and using a white ball. Our game was scheduled for a 2:00pm start and keeping the boys calm throughout the day was an effort for their parents. Lismore won the toss and took to the turf wicket first and batted beautiful, setting a competitive score of 189 after 50 overs. Our bowling and fielding was tight with Raymond taking 2 wickets, Kyuss 2 wickets and Oscar, Patrick and Ryan 1 wicket each, Lachlan and Bailey brilliant in the field. Time for the Penrith boys to pad up and shine but unfortunately the Lismore boys came out firing with the ball, with Penrith all out in the 31st over on 74 runs. Top picks for batting were Jed on 18 and Stephen on 11.

Round 2: Penrith v Armidale #2, Bellevue Oval (win)

Our team was keen to get this game underway after coming off a loss the day before. Armidale won the toss and elected to bat first. A quick wicket to Penrith saw their opener walk and at 1 for 1 in the second over, momentum and talk picked right up and the team was pumped. Awesome bowling, fielding and team work saw Penrith restrict Armidale to 104 at the 48th over. Bailey taking 3 wickets with Oscar, Raymond, Jed and Stephen taking a wicket each. Great fielding also to Ryan, Kyuss and Patrick. With a fierce storm brewing over the mountains the boys went in to bat, knowing that a rain delay could happen. Lachlan hitting the ball all around the park and a top score of 42, with Nathan scoring 17 saw Penrith winning this match finishing on 3 for 107 at the 27th over. Congratulations to Bailey who was awarded the Man of the Match for this game.

Round 3: Penrith v Tamworth, Lambert Park (loss)

Penrith had heard lots of talk about the Tamworth team that we were versing today. Heading into this match saw us with one win and one loss. The toss was one by Tamworth who elected to bat. We started off confident and had Tamworth at 2 for 10 at the 10th over. Our bowling and fielding was brilliant today with standout bowling achievements to Ryan with 4 wickets and Jed with 3, fielding was top notch with Nathan taking 4 catches. At the 46th over we had Tamworth out with 10 for 122. Our boys came out very confident that we could win this match, but Tamworth had other plans, with their star bowlers taking aim, Jessica taking 4 for 16 off 9 and Joey 3 for 5 off 7. Unfortunately we just couldn’t get back into the match, and Penrith were all out at the 34th over on 76.

Round 4: Penrith v Armidale #1, Lambert Park (loss)

Penrith were excited as Oscar finally won a toss and batted first. The boys started strong but from the 20th over we started to crumble with wickets falling cheaply. Lachlan scoring 37, Ryan 29 and Blake finishing the carnival with another not out. At 40 overs Penrith finishing with 10 for 139. Sending Armidale into bat the talk was loud, taking our first wicket in the 11th over and having Armidale at 1 for 21, the team was pumped but on came a local Armidale boy named Ben Murphy, who unfortunately smashed us around the park and top scored with a not out 88. Today wasn’t a win for Penrith as Armidale finishing on 2 for 143 at the 35th over. A great experience though for the Penrith boys to play such a skilled cricket team.

Finally I would just like to congratulate the Under 15 team on not only their performances, but on the great sportsmanship they displayed throughout the whole carnival. They are a fantastic group of boys who wore their baggy black proud.

Thank you to my trusty side kick Donna, who managed the team and made sure that everything ran smooth and thank you to the amazing parents that made my job just that bit easier.

Andy Tebbutt, Coach

STAN AUSTIN CARNIVAL (TAREE, UNDER 16) For the first time ever Penrith sent an U/16 team to the Mid North Coast to compete in the Stan Austin Carnival hosted by the Manning DCA.

Game 1. Our opponents posted 198 from their 50 overs. Jayke Searle and Jack Trezise were among the leading wicket takers. Our chase started well with Jack Trezise and Allan Hope. The rest of the top order offered some confident stroke play, especially Daniel Tupper who bombed six after six but wickets began to fall and only Jack Trezise (47) managed to hang around. Unfortunately we fell 30 runs short of the chase.

Game 2. Batting first Matthew White (23) hit 5 quick boundaries. From that point on Tamworth bowled full and straight hitting the stumps and pads frequently to end our innings on 74 just 30 overs in. Tamworth chased our score with the loss of just 2 wickets - both claimed by Jayke Searle. We were beaten thoroughly! We enjoyed dinner beside the Manning River under a setting sun at the Irish Pub and agreed to bounce back tomorrow.

Game 3. Overnight wind and rain blew the covers off the turf pitch so we headed to a synthetic pitch at Old Bar to play Far North Coast. Bowling first we restricted the opposition to 88 with some great catching and fielding. Reuben Ford was the best of the bowlers with 2/4. Our captain Luke Gale (27) led the chase with some strong hitting. We secured our first victory in just 24 overs and headed home for a swim. That night, Jack and Jayke collected performance awards at the carnival BBQ in Taree.

Game 4 was an orchestrated rendevouz with our old friends Manly Warringah. Luke Gale elected to bat first on our ‘home’ ground at Harrington under the watchful eyes of our favourite umpires Geoff and Bill. This would be the very final rep game for some of our DCA boys. Jack Trezise (45) continued his good form. Aidan Rowe (34) batted with the tail after Jack was dismissed to get us to the defendable total of 133. Jayden Moore (4/8) and Jayke Searle (3/11) dismantled Manly’s batting order leaving them 60 runs short of our total! Another win and a great way to finish the week.

A huge thank you to all of the parents and helpers - especially Jack Gale and Will Tupper who substituted in the field all week!

Col Rowe and John Lothian

HISTORICAL IDCA & PRESIDENT’S CUP RECORDS

From 2011-12, the IDCA and President’s Cup were merged to be known simply as the President’s Cup. These are the IDCA and President’s Cup historical records, as recorded at the end of the 2010-11 season.

IDCA RECORDS

EMU SPORTS PRESIDENT’S TROPHY

Best All-round Representative Player

Season Player Team Performance

2010-11 M Bugg Under 15 229 points

2009-10 J Tempest Under 13 194 points

2008-09 M Newton Under 15 404 points

2007-08 B McGovern Under 15 249 points

2006-07 L Middlebrook Under 15 253 points

2005-06 D Stuart Under 15 366 points

2004-05 K Perry Under 13 283 points

2003-04 K Pathirane Under 11 327 points

2002-03 R D'Lima Under 15 544 points

2001-02 C Bryant Under 11 299 points

2000-01 S Paterson Under 13 316 points

1999-00 D Chalker Under 15 301 points

1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 362 points

1997-98 D Anderson Under 13 354 points

TREVOR BAYLISS TROPHY PAUL THOMAS TROPHY

Most Runs in Representative Games Most Wickets in Representative Games

Season Player Team Runs Season Player Team Wkts

2010-11 M Bugg Under 15 164 2010-11 L Kezik Under 13 10

2009-10 J Tempest Under 13 134 2009-10 M Kelshaw Under 15 11

2008-09 M Newton Under 15 224 2008-09 J O’Grady Under 13 8

2007-08 K.Pathirane Under 15 170 2007-08 J Dengate Under 15 9

2006-07 C Dantier Under 15 193 2006-07 L Middlebrook Under 15 12

2005-06 D Stuart Under 15 211 2005-06 C Butler Under 15 9

2004-05 J Jones Under 15 114 2004-05 M Ward Under 11 12

2003-04 C Neill Under 15 204 2003-04 J Allison Under 15 11

2002-03 R D'Lima Under 15 524 2002-03 J Jones Under 13 16

2001-02 C Bryant Under 11 199 2001-02 M Jansen Under 11 13

2000-01 S Paterson Under 13 256 2000-01 P Dixon Under 11 16

1999-00 S Finemore Under 13 217

1999-00 S McAlary M Kiernan R Govender

Under 13 Under 15 Under 15

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1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 232 1998-99 G Jansz Under 13 14

PRESIDENT’S SHIELD IDCA WICKET KEEPING TROPHY


2010-11 M Eckford Under 11 5 0 5

2009-10 M Docksey Under 15 3 3 6


2007-08 A Hopping Under 11 8 0 8

2006-07 C N Heckendorf Under 11 8 1 9

2005-06 A Parashar Under 15 7 1 8

2004-05 R Davies Under 11 7 1 8

2003-04 T Chapman Under 13 4 4 8

2002-03 W Curnow Under 13 3 5 8

2001-02 D Salt Under 15 8 0 8



1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 9 4 13

BATTING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE RECORDS


IDCA Batting Aggregate Records IDCA Batting Average Records

2002-03 R D'Lima Under 15 524 runs 2008-09 M Newton Under 15 112.00

1996-97 W Hadler Under 15 341 runs 2002-03 R D'Lima Under 15 104.80

2000-01 S Paterson Under 13 256 runs 1996-97 M Milgate Under 11 82.75

1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 232 runs 2007-08 B McGovern Under 15 77.00

1997-98 D Anderson Under 13 224 runs 1997-98 D Anderson Under 13 56.00

2008-09 M.Newton Under 15 224 runs 1999-00 S Finemore Under 13 54.25

1999-00 S Finemore Under 13 217 runs 2005-06 D Stuart Under 15 52.75

2005-06 D Stuart Under 15 211 runs 2001-02 C Evans Under 15 51.70

2003-04 C Neill Under 15 204 runs 2003-04 C Neill Under 15 51.00



IDCA Bowling Aggregate Records IDCA Bowling Average Records

1997-98 J McKay Under 15 17 1998-99 C. Steuart Under 11 4.70

2000-01 P Dixon Under 11 16 1999-00 B. Ellis Under 11 5.80

2002-03 J Jones Under 13 16 2002-03 J. Jones Under 13 5.81

1998-99 G Jansz Under 13 14 2001-02 R. Marmo Under 15 6.36

1999-00 S McAlary Under 13 13 2004-05 M. Ward Under 11 6.83

1999-00 M Kiernan Under 15 13 2000-01 P. Dixon Under 11 6.90

1999-00 R Govender Under 15 13 1997-98 M. Cummins Under 11 7.10

2001-02 M Jansen Under 11 13 2006-07 J. O’Grady Under 11 7.12

1996-97 A Osborne Under 13 12 2009-10 M. Kelshaw Under 15 7.64

2004-05 M Ward Under 11 12 1996-97 G. Jansz Under 11 7.66

2006-07 L Middlebrook Under 15 12

BATTING AND BOWLING RECORDS


IDCA Batting Records IDCA Bowling Records

Under 11

1996-97 M Milgate 331 82.75 2000-01 P Dixon 16 6.90

2001-02 C Bryant 199 33.17 2001-02 M Jansen 13 6.46

2003-04 K Luker 180 1998-99 S Campbell 12

1997-98 A Pearsall 145 2004-05 M Ward 12 6.83

2008-09 B.Bulpett 145

Under 13

2002-03 P Maloney 289 72.25 2002-03 J Jones 16 5.81

2000-01 S Paterson 256 42.60 1998-99 G Jansz 14

1997-98 D Anderson 224 56.00 1996-97 A Osborne 13

1999-00 S Finemore 217 54.25 1999-00 S McAlary 13

Under 15

2008-09 M Newton 112 2001-02 R Marmo 6.36

2002-03 R D'Lima 524 104.80 1997-98 J McKay 17

1996-97 W Hadler 341 68.20 1998-99 A Beggs 13

2000-01 B Carter 237 1999-00 M Kiernan 13

2000-01 M Loudoun 13

1999-00 R Govender 13



1998-99 B Filmer Under 15 9 4 13





2007-08 A Hopping Under 11 8 0 8

2006-07 T Evans Under 15 7 1 8

2002-03 W Curnow Under 13 3 5 8

2003-04 T Chapman Under 13 4 4 8

2004-05 R Davies Under 11 7 1 8

2005-06 A Parashar Under 15 7 1 8



1st Wicket

1997-98 A Pearsall / I Gallagher Under 11 118

2002-03 R D'Lima / R Gentle Under 15 100

1996-97 M Milgate / G Jansz Under 11 78

2nd Wicket

2002-03 R D'Lima / B Russell Under 15 205

2002-03 K Thompson / M Carter Under 11 131

1997-98 P Korvaar / L Keen Under 15 126

3rd Wicket

1998-99 J Berger / A Pignone Under 13 153

2009-10 J Tempest / C Baikie Under 13 122

2002-03 R D'Lima / T Peters Under 15 111

2008-09 M Newton / A Bugg Under 15 111

4th Wicket

1997-98 S McWhirter / D Anderson Under 13 190

1998-99 K Gobbert / B Filmer Under 15 174

2006-07 S Mather / J Weir Under 13 115

5th Wicket

2001-02 C Bryant / A Cross-Lee Under 11 157

2007-08 K Pathirane / B McGovern Under 15 114

1999-00 M Pickworth / A Ranieri Under 15 107

6th Wicket

2002-03 P Maloney / A Nichols Under 13 80

2003-04 D Karlson / C Neill Under 15 59

2009-10 J Delaney / M Docksey Under 15 59

7th Wicket

1999-00 S Finemore / L Wright Under 13 82

1998-99 S Campbell / P Betros Under 11 78

2000-01 J Berger / B Biernat Under 15 74

8th Wicket

2001-02 B Ellis / S Donlan Under 13 82

1996-97 R Finemore / J Turner Under 13 60

2009-10 J Delaney / L Coad Under 15 58

9th Wicket

2006-07 S Sangha / P Wilson Under 13 41

1997-98 S Daniel / M Stanowski Under 15 40

2002-03 J Jones / P Maloney Under 13 36

10th Wicket

2003-04 B Ellis / J Allison Under 15 75

2006-07 C Johnson / J O’Grady Under 11 51

2008-09 M Stevens / D Reimer Under 15 34

11th Wicket

2005-06 K Pathirane / B Garrett Under 13 66

1999-00 D Chalker / A Cottee Under 15 49

2000-01 G Franshaw / B Alewood Under 13 28

PRESIDENT’S CUP RECORDS BATTING AGGREGATE AND AVERAGE RECORDS


Pres. Cup Batting Aggregate Records Pres. Cup Batting Average Records

1999-00 J Hastings Under 14 463 1999-00 J Hastings Under 14 92.60

1998-99 P Korevaar Under 16 220 2008-09 J Devrell Under 16 70.50

2002-03 D Marr Under 16 217 2001-02 A Lindsay Under 14 65.50

2003-04 R Gentle Under 16 207 2006-07 M Hartley Under 14 59.30

1998-99 P Korevaar Under 16 55.00



Pres. Cup Bowling Aggregate Records Pres. Cup Bowling Average Records

1999-00 M Khan Under 14 23 2001-02 M Kobryn Under 16 2.00

2003-04 M Bawden Under 16 13 1999-00 M Khan Under 14 3.91

1998-99 S McAlary Under 12 12 2007-08 J Devlin Under 14 4.10

1998-99 S Mawson Under 12 12 1998-99 S Mawson Under 12 5.92

1998-99 J McKay Under 16 12 2005-06 J Apicella Under 12 6.33

2001-02 J D'Agostino Under 12 12 2002-03 M Gibson Under 14 7.00

2002-03 S Donlan Under 14 12 2003-04 M Bawden Under 16 7.20





2005-06 M Stevens Under 12 11 2 13


1999-00 J Berger Under 14 2 6 8

2004-05 B Rashleigh Under 16 8 0 8

BATTING AND BOWLING RECORDS


Pres. Cup Batting Records Pres. Cup Bowling Records

Under 12

1999-00 C Steuart 201 40.20 2001-02 J D'Agostino 12 5.58

2004-05 J Devrell 173 43.25 1998-99 S Mawson 12 5.92

2010-11 N Elliott 179 25.57 1998-99 S McAlary 12

2006-07 L Hodges 154 25.6 2000-01 L O'Brien 12

Under 14

1999-00 J Hastings 463 92.60 1999-00 M Khan 23 3.91

2002-03 N McClelland 199 49.75 2002-03 S Donlan 12

2001-02 R D'Lima 182 2003-04 T Finemore 12 9.90

2006-07 M Hartley 178 59.3 2007-08 J Devlin 10 4.10

Under 16

1999-00 B Tilling 87.00 2001-02 M Kobryn 2.00

2008-09 J. Devrell 70.50 1999-00 J Dees 18 5.78

1998-99 P Korevaar 220 55.00 2003-04 M Bawden 13 7.20

2002-03 D Marr 217 1998-99 J McKay 12



1st Wicket

1999-00 B Carter / R Moss Under 14 190

1998-99 P Korevaar / A Lebreton Under 16 144*

2008-09 M Ahluwalia / B Ryder Under 16 111

2nd Wicket

1999-00 R Moss / J Hastings Under 14 142

2002-03 M Quinnell / A Weir Under 16 138

2009-10 M Collins / D Smith Under 16 115

2002-03 D Penellum / N McClelland Under 14 115

3rd Wicket

1998-99 A Czaikowski / P Korevaar Under 16 132

2002-03 A Cross-Lee / M Sztelma Under 12 123*

2001-02 R Gentle / R DeKretser Under 14 91

4th Wicket

2009-10 M Stevens / A Bugg Under 16 93

2008-09 J Bowman / B Langer Under 14 89

2007-08 R Pasfield / P Gregerson Under 16 88

5th Wicket

2002-03 D Marr / S Pointon Under 16 112

1999-00 C Steuart / K Sayers Under 12 90

2004-05 C Neill / J Wood Under 15? 83

6th Wicket

2003-04 A Nichols / A Broadhead Under 14 88

2011-12 J Maloney / S Pointon Under 16 80

2002-03 R Tierney / M Kennedy Under 14 71

7th Wicket

2004-05 D Karlson / M Gibson Under 16 100

2007-08 J Devlin / J Dowd Under 14 86

1999-00 G Jansz / R Tierney Under 14 84

8th Wicket

2010-11 A Cordner / B Langer Under 16 65

1999-00 J Porth / G Jansz Under 14 48

2007-08 J Devlin / S Sangha Under 14 46

9th Wicket

2002-03 T Dickinson / S Randall Under 12 60

2004-05 D Stuart / D Smyth Under 14 58

2002-03 A Lowe / K Muir Under 16 53

10th Wicket

1999-00 D Carr / B Tilling Under 16 104

2001-02 D Hackett / P Carroll Under 14 46

2010-11 J Delaney / B Orr Under 16 30

11th Wicket

2001-02 P Carroll / D Curran Under 14 34

2001-02 J McManua / R Clift Under 12 27

2000-01 R Marmo / M Hale Under 14 26

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