2008-2009

Annual Report

St Ives Cricket Club Committee

Life Members

1979 Gerald Bird1985 Peter Low1991 Tony Bowden1994 Tim O’Connor1994 Geoffrey Martz Robert Hawtree

Barry GarrodRobert Abdullah

Executive

President Vice PresidentBob Dewstow David Drake

Secretary TreasurerBen Gussey Rod Grosvenor

Committee

Alex Langley Jeremy ChenuPeter Heal Mark WallaceMartin Grosvenor Judy GusseyChristopher Brown Gareth Horne

Captains

A Grade Stephen KarraschA Reserve Grade Nick GordonB Grade David DrakeB Reserve Grade Rob ClelandC Reserve Grade Bob DewstowD Reserve Grade Yianni Velkou

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Executive ReportThe 2008-2009 season was both tumultuous off the field and an unmitigated success on the field. It is easy to forget that only a few short years ago the St Ives Senior Cricket Club were no longer able to field an A grade side and struggled to fill the top grades with quality players. This year we have not only managed to field sides in the top 4 senior grades but we managed to finish in the top 4 in three of these grades; with A grade falling just short but improving on their wooden spoon finish from last season. This is on top of our Grand Final showing by our C Reserve side and our top 4 finish by our D Reserve side.

Unfortunately due to the St Ives Junior club moving in to another cricket association the last few years have been a hard slog in recruiting adequate numbers for the senior ranks. By the admission of the junior club, a number of younger players are lost to the game after they finish their stints in the age groups. There is work underway by both the club and the association to attempt to bridge this gap; with exploration in to the possibility of entering a Colts side and fielding junior sides in our own association are underway. The success of this endeavour could largely determine the future success of the senior club. Some thanks must go to Nathan Tilbury of Berowra who has put a lot of time and effort in to this endeavour.

In addition the club has driven a new management plan to help oversee all areas of administration. This runs from selection policy, committee duties, captaincy roles and recruitment and retention policies. It is hoped that this all-encompassing plan will begin to reap rewards over the coming seasons and make cricket a more enjoyable experience for players and a smoother job for volunteers and administrators.

Finally, I would like to acknowledge the hard work of all the volunteers who help make the club what it is. Every volunteer contributes a great amount of their own time in to allowing players to get on the field and enjoy themselves. To Bob & David who spent countless hours running the club; Mark Wallace who always gave a hand and was always the last to leave the clubhouse; Judy Gussey for her tireless work as registrar and Jeremy, Alex, Peter, Rod and Marty who were a big help. Jeremy will also be taking on the secretary role for next season and we wish him the best of luck in this new role.

Major Club Awards WinnerClubman of the Year Mark WallaceThis award was introduced in 1981/82 and is presented where a Club Member is deemed in the opinion of the Executive, to have done more for the Club, over and above what is expected, whether it be for administration, support or fund raising activities

Most Improved Player Michael SolomonThe “Danny Callinan Memorial Trophy” was introduced in 1985/86 upon the tragic death of a very talented young cricketer and is presented to the player who in the opinion of the Executive has shown the most improvement throughout the season.

Most Promising Cricketer Nick GordonBest Newcomer Nick SmithMost Promising Junior Tom CaruthersThis award was inaugurated in 1997/98 and is donated annually to the Club by Martin Grosvenor. The award is presented to a St Ives Junior Cricketer who also plays Senior cricket in the same season and has demonstrated potential to advance through the grades. The Encouragement Awards are NOT runners-up in the major award. These are given to St Ives Junior cricketers, who play senior cricket, demonstrate a willingness to improve their skills and therefore are worthy or encouragement to continue in senior cricket.

Recruitment & Development ReportA recruitment and development plan and action schedule will be a priority section of the Management Plan. These are draft Guidelines which, with Committee input, will provide a basis for this section of the Plan.

Status: Our stated aim is for a fair competition for players of all levels and ages and accordingly we maintain at least one team in each grade from A to D registered in the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai District Association.Within these teams there are currently players with ages spanning nearly four decades.Objectives:General objectives:

•To ensure the ongoing strength, success and stability of our Club;•To maintain the number and spread of teams necessary to provide satisfaction to players of all ages and ability that choose our Club for cricket as their summer sport;•To provide for the development and mentoring of cricketers in transit from Junior/ school cricket to Senior cricket;•To fully utilise the excellent cricket facilities we are fortunate to have;•To ensure we have the strong management, captain and member base necessary to achieve a healthy level of growth in the next 3 years.

Specific objectives: The 2009/10 target is a short term objective aimed at increasing the current membership by a net 5 %. Without varying from this aim, we are placing a focus on recruiting players moving from the junior ranks who wish to enjoy Club cricket and also providing for some to play at a high level within the Club competition or as District representatives.Future objectives: In developing our objectives for 2010/11 we will set growth membership targets and examine the feasibility of including junior membership from the HKHDCA feeder area.

What St Ives Cricket Club offers: Convenient location: Our Clubhouse is located at Hassell Park in Sydney’s upper North Shore. Facilities: We offer facilities of a high standard for club cricket including a professionally maintained home ground with 3-5 nets, bowling machine, regularly maintained Club kits and a Clubhouse. In addition we have weekly access to turf and synthetic wickets in three Sydney suburban Council areas.Player Development: U23 players: new players on joining and existing players prior to the start of the season will be interviewed by the player development sub-committee (2 members) to establish their current performance level and their goals for 2009/10. A report will be prepared for the selectors and progress reviewed with them after each 6 games. The opportunities for representative cricket will also be explored.All players are welcome to discuss their goals with the player development sub-committee.Skills and confidence in umpiring and scoring are part of the development program.Competition: In the 2008/09 Season we were in the top four teams in 5 out of the 6 grades we competed in. We were also active in the District U 19 and over 23 competitions and encourage our management and members to support the District Representative competition. Training: As above we have permanent facilities for training in the immediate pre-season and season and have group training sessions at times to suit our players. The net sessions also give an opportunity for players to develop their skills with senior players, if they wish.Mentoring: we recognise the need to understand, mentor and continue the development of our young members. We undertake to provide this and have a number of players that have taken the path from junior to senior cricket with St Ives, including preparation for District Reps, and are able to relate to players new to senior ranks.Maturity: St Ives Cricket Club has a proud history; It was founded in 1926, as a foundation club of the Hornsby Ku-ring-gai and Hills District Cricket Association.Future orientated: We aim to recognise the dynamic and changing nature of our chosen sport and our Plan is to align our events with the needs and aspirations of our members.

Performance Reportit was pleasing to note a number of very good junior players made their way in to the senior ranks this season. Andrew Crosland, the winner of the Barker 1st XI cricket scholarship plied his trade for A grade and A2’s until he left to England and will be returning in December. Mitch Horrocks and Rob Konstantopoulos from Kings 1st XI both filled in during the season; Mitch is a superb off-spinner and good middle order bat and took 5 wicket at 8 in his two matches, whilst Rob scored 100 runs at 33 in his 3 innings. Tom Carruthers also filled in from our junior club in B2’s for 3 matches, scoring 77 runs without being dismissed. Finally, Riann Raubenheimer played in both our C2’s side and for our B2 side in the semi-final, including a superb spell of quick bowling (finishing with the figures of 1/13 off 7 overs – which included 4 maidens).

Looking beyond our junior ranks, it was nice to note the influx of some high-skilled new players to our top grades. These include James Louw who scored a magnificent double ton to knock off the Association Turf record for highest score in A Grade and finished 2nd in the overall aggregate for A’s. James is a former First Class cricketer and brings a touch of class and resolve to our higher grade. Dale McAndrew migrated from Berowra where he topped the bowling and batting award last season. Jason Kinnane came in to the club from to add some firepower in our bowling & batting department. Scott Mawson came in to our C2 side (after a few games last season) and set the grade alight by topping the batting and bowling. Andrew Terry dominated at times in A Reserves finishing with a very handy 319 at 35. Dan Brown, Carl Sommerville and Ruan Jordaan were both great inclusions in our top grade and I have a feeling both will set the top grades alight, now that they have a season under their belt.

The biggest positive for the club certainly came in the form of batting at the top end, which has been a real weakness over the past few seasons for the club. A grade had 2 of the 3 leading run-scorers in the association for most of the season (until Stephen Karrasch was unfortunately injured), whilst A Reserves finished with 5 of the top 10 bats in the association, including the 3 of the top 4. Hopefully we can consolidate this new found strength at the top with some more consistency with the ball

Major Club Awards Winner & DetailsMost Club Runs Scott Mawson – 615 Runs @ 36.18Best Batting Average James Louw – 435 Runs @ 43.50Most Club Wickets Scott Mawson – 39 Wickets @ 14.10Best Bowling Average Mark Newell – 20 Wickets @ 9.85Wicketkeeping Award Nicholas Gordon – 30 Dismissals

Club Awards:Batting Aggregate - The highest aggregate scored by a batsman in ALL grade performances.

Batting Average - The player with the highest batting average based on ALL grade performances.Provided that - The player has batted in at least 8 innings and scored 300 or more runs.

Bowling Aggregate - The most number of wickets taken by a bowler in ALL grade performances.Bowling Average - The player with the lowest bowling average based on ALL grade performances.

Provided that - The bowler has bowled 80 or more overs in at least 8 inningsand taken a minimum of 20 wickets.

2008/2009 Club Champion Scott Mawson

Club Championship ChampPoints

Batting Bowling Fielding W/K

I no HSx Runs Ave Ov W R Av C RO C S

1 Scott Mawson 1115 18 1 114 615 36.2 217 39 550 14.1 1

1

2 Warren Collins 795 15 3 52* 435 36.3 107 24 288 12 1

1 1

3 Alex Langley 782 19 2 77* 562 33.1 145 19 481 25.3 3

4 Mark Wallace 734 17 1 43 324 20.3 108 25 322 12.9 1

5 1

5 Graham Terry 684 19 85 554 29.2 9 1 29 29 12

6 Nicholas Gordon 673 16 1 76* 353 23.5 2 30

7 Michael Solomon 589 17 2 81 379 25.3 60.2 14 182 13 7

8 Robert Cleland 475 15 44 225 15 125 18 434 24.1 7

9 Nicholas Smith 466 11 3 49 256 32 89.2 13 246 18.9 7 1

10 Mark Newell 466 9 1 51 236 29.5 52.4 20 197 9.85 3

11 Daniel Weeks 460 20 2 53 320 17.8 25.5 2 102 51 1

2

12 Alex Smith 450 14 34 180 12.9 79.1 15 234 15.6 1

1 1

13 Nathan Olsen 447 12 3 43 267 29.7 61 11 233 21.2 5 2

14 James Louw 445 10 207 435 43.5 1

15 Matthew Horvat 443 16 2 65* 313 22.4 0.2 9 12 1

16 Andrew Terry 439 11 2 96* 319 35.4 38 7 98 14 4 1

17 Ben Gussey 424 15 1 58* 244 17.4 63.5 11 250 22.7 7

18 James Cameron 424 6 2 86* 244 61 49 10 134 13.4 5 3

19 Gary Kashiwagi 418 18 3 63 338 22.5 8

20 David Akins 409 10 5 10 39 7.8 158 28 471 16.8 8 1

21 Rajneesh Kumar 407 9 1 28 97 12.1 114 21 376 17.9 8 2

22 Jeremy Chenu 403 15 3 34 163 13.6 2 12 1 21 2

23 Jason Mak 400 12 31 90 7.5 89.3 24 314 13.1 7

24 Matthew Dewstow 383 12 3 23 73 8.11 127 23 481 20.9 5 3

25 William Cleland 382 8 32 102 12.8 90 21 293 14 7

26 Hemadri Bargoti 375 12 2 100* 285 28.5 36 3 152 50.7 5 1

27 Yianni Velkou 368 10 1 69 168 18.7 104 15 283 18.9 4 1

28 Christopher Brown 364 11 1 66* 224 22.4 25 1 93 93 1 6 4 2

29 Ross Le 343 13 82 313 24.1 20 1 82 82 2

30 Rodney Grosvenor 328 9 3 25 68 11.3 160 21 476 22.7 5

31 Stephen Karrasch 326 11 2 84 326 36.2

32 Paul Christie 325 12 5 44 85 12.1 121 21 266 12.7 3

33 Ollie Hallett 322 9 1 21 92 11.5 1 22

34 Sam Whiteley 309 9 4 24* 99 19.8 119 16 305 19.1 5

35 Gareth Horne 308 9 1 10 38 4.75 115 24 344 14.3 3

36 James Lander 308 13 3 40* 118 11.8 55 14 176 12.6 5

37 Phillip Bromley 307 10 43 177 17.7 71 9 254 28.2 4

38 Rowan Pryor 302 10 1 58 122 13.6 102 18 392 21.8

39 James Katz 292 10 1 35 92 10.22 103 11 288

26.18 9

40 Hamish Cameron 291 7 56 141 20.14 72 10 232

23.20 4 1

Batting Inn No HSx Runs

Ave Bowling Overs

Wkts Runs Ave1 Scott Mawson 18 1 114 615 36.2 1 Scott Mawson 217 39 550 14.12 Alex Langley 19 2 77* 562 33.1 2 David Akins 158 28 471 16.83 Graham Terry 19 0 85 554 29.2 3 Mark Wallace 108 25 322 12.94 Warren Collins 15 3 52* 435 36.3 4 Gareth Horne 115 24 344 14.35 James Louw 10 0 207 435 43.5 5 Warren Collins 107 24 288 126 Michael Solomon 17 2 81 379 25.3 6 Jason Mak 89.3 24 314 13.17 Nicholas Gordon 16 1 76* 353 23.5 7 Matthew Dewstow 127 23 481 20.98 Gary Kashiwagi 18 3 63 338 22.5 8 Rodney Grosvenor 160 21 476 22.79 Stephen Karrasch 11 2 84 326 36.2 9 Paul Christie 121 21 266 12.710

Mark Wallace 17 1 43 324 20.3 10 Rajneesh Kumar 114 21 376 17.911

Daniel Weeks 20 2 53 320 17.8 11 William Cleland 90 21 293 1412

Andrew Terry 11 2 96* 319 35.4 12 Mark Newell 52.4 20 197 9.8513

Matthew Horvat 16 2 65* 313 22.4 13 Alex Langley 145 19 481 25.314

Ross Le 13 0 82 313 24.1 14 Robert Cleland 125 18 434 24.115

Hemadri Bargoti 12 2 100* 285 28.5 15 Rowan Pryor 102 18 392 21.816

Michael Henderson 8 0 113 270 33.8 16 Sam Whiteley 119 16 305 19.117

Nathan Olsen 12 3 43 267 29.7 17 Sean Desmond 68 16 323 20.218

Nicholas Smith 11 3 49 256 32 18 Robert Dewstow 117 15 518 34.519

Ben Gussey 15 1 58* 244 17.4 19 Yianni Velkou 104 15 283 18.920

James Cameron 6 2 86* 244 61 20 Alex Smith 79.1 15 234 15.621

Mark Newell 9 1 51 236 29.5 21 Michael Solomon 60.2 14 182 1322

Robert Cleland 15 0 44 225 15 22 James Lander 55 14 176 12.623

Christopher Brown 11 1 66* 224 22.4 23 Nicholas Smith 89.2 13 246 18.924

Alan Dwyer 16 0 39 192 12 24 Ruan Jordaan 58 13 189 14.525

Alex Smith 14 0 34 180 12.9 25 Ben Gussey 63.5 11 250 22.726

Robert Pagano 11 0 47 180 16.4 26 Peter Heal 61 11 197 17.927

Phillip Bromley 10 0 43 177 17.7 27 Nathan Olsen 61 11 233 21.228

Yianni Velkou 10 1 69 168 18.7 28 Peter Lipman 60.2 11 194 17.629

Jeremy Chenu 15 3 34 163 13.6 29 Carl Sommerville 44.2 11 139 12.630

Matthew Cowper 13 0 29 156 12 30 Dale McAndrew 39 11 165 15

Award Qualifications:

Most Valuable Player

The highest points scored over the season in each team.Cumulative total of 3,2 & 1 points awarded each match by the Captain.

Note: All statistics are determined by result sheets submitted by team captainsStstistics include semi-final & final performances except for the

MVP Award which is for competition rounds only

Team Awards:Batting - The player with the highest grade / team average.

Provided that - The player has batted in at least 4 innings in 4 games and scored at least 200 runs.Bowling - The player with the lowest grade / team average.

Provided that - The player has bowled 40 or more overs in at least 4 innings in 4 gamesand taken a minimum of 15 wickets.

Note: Where criteria are not met, the Executive reserves the right to award trophies on a ‘next best’ basis.

A GradeClub P Pts Q WO W1 D L

1LO T1 B

1 Asquith Leagues 14 65 1.2922 0 10 1 3 0 0 02 Castle Hill RSL 14 56 1.0656 1 6 3 4 0 0 03 Kenthurst 14 56 1.643 1 6 3 4 0 0 04 Berowra 14 41 0.8682 0 5 3 6 0 0 05 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 14 38 0.7564 0 4 4 6 0 0 06 St Ives 14 34 0.811 0 4 3 7 0 0 07 Hornsby 14 33 1.1471 0 3 5 5 1 0 08 Normanhurst-Warrawee 14 30 0.7051 0 3 4 6 1 0 0

In previous seasons we have struggled with the bat and we looked to rectify this with new-comer James Louw scoring 435 runs at 43.5, including a magnificent double ton – breaking the association record for highest score on turf in A grade. Stephen Karrasch was hot on his tail until an unfortunate calf injury, scoring 326 runs at a very healthy 36. Unfortunately, beyond this the batting was a bit inconsistent with some of the top order bats struggling to gain form. Whilst the batting was certainly a big improvement, the bowling was unfortunately very lacklustre this season. Only 3 players managed to reach double figures in the wickets column with Rowan Pryor taking the bowling award with 18 wickets at 21. Unfortunately, without much bowling depth throughout the club this will be an area that we need to focus on going forward. Dale McAndrew and Jason both performed admirably and Mark Wallace was excellent when filling in with the ball. Chris Brown was excellent with the bat and solid as always behind the stumps.

Champ

Batting Bowling Fielding W/Keeper Points In

nNo

HSx

Runs

Ave Overs

Wkts

Runs

Ave Cat

R/O

Cat

StJames Louw 445 10 20

7435 43.5 1

Christopher Brown

354 11 1 66*

224 22.4 25 1 93 93 6 4 2Stephen Karrasch

326 11 2 84 326 36.22

Rowan Pryor 302 10 1 58 122 13.5

6101.

518 392 21.7

8

Jason Kinnane 224 11 4 24*

124 17.71

84 10 314 31.4 Robert Pagano 190 11 47 180 16.3

6 1

Dale McAndrew 162 7 17 42 6 39 11 165 15 1 Craig Simpson 151 5 1 32 81 20.2

533 5 137 27.4 2

Tim Lovegrove 136 11 2 49 116 12.89

4 1 27 27 1 Michael Solling 118 7 1 24 58 9.67 31 6 134 22.3

3

Mark Wallace 84 2 1 4* 4 4 19 7 70 10 1 Nevin Nath 40 2 0 0 0 20 4 82 20.5 Sam Harnwell 39 5 25 29 5.8 9 1 47 47 Darren Egelhoff 33 4 2 7* 13 6.5 20 2 101 50.5 Simon Danieletto 30 3 2 6* 10 10 13 2 46 23 James Rushton 27 1 27 27 27 David Lousick 20 1 20 20 20

A Reserve Grade Club P Pts Q WO W1 D L1 LO T

1B

1 Kenthurst 15 64 1.2941 0 9 4 2 0 0 02 Kissing Point 15 52 1.0612 1 5 3 6 0 0 03 St Ives 15 51 1.1156 0 7 1 7 0 0 04 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 15 48 1.1266 1 4 4 6 0 0 05 Asquith Leagues 15 43 0.7651 0 4 4 6 1 1 06 Galston-Glenorie 15 41 0.751 1 4 2 6 2 1 0

This season St Ives decided to enter a side in A2’s to bolster the depth of our A-grade squad. With exactly two confirmed players at the time of entry, it was always going to be a struggle to get numbers on the park. Our start to the season pretty much summed up our performance throughout. With 9 players, and a last minute mate filling in we managed to defeat Galston-Glenorie rather convincingly, despite some slip-ups.

The side managed to put together an immense season with the bat, with five of our batsmen in the top ten of the Association. Both Alex Langley and Graeme Terry totalled over 500 runs and this ultimately drove us in to the Grand Final with both of these players starring in our Semi and Grand-final performances. Unfortunately, we ultimately fell short due to a slight lack of depth in our bowling. David Akins and Gareth Horne were both excellent throughout the season with the ball, with Gareth pipping David for the bowling award.

If we can keep the nucleus of the squad together, with the addition of a couple of bowlers, I believe we have a strong case to go ahead as favourites for next season’s title. I would like to thank everybody for their efforts throughout the season. Nick Gordon was superb with the gloves, taking the Association wicketkeeping award (for all grades). Andrew Terry starred through the second half of the season. Dan Weeks and Mark Wallace will both be pushing for A grade spots next season. I would also like to thank Nick & Alex Smith, Carl Sommerville, Andrew Crosland, Dan Brown, Rajneesh Kumar and Nevin Nath who all made valuable contributions throughout the season.I hope to see everyone next season!-Ben Gussey (manager).

Champ

Batting Bowling Fielding W/Keeper Points Inn N

oHSx Runs Ave Overs Wkt

sRuns Ave Cat R/O Cat St

Alex Langley 765 17 2 77* 545 36.33 143.1 19 467 24.58 3 Graham Terry 684 19 85 554 29.16 9 1 29 29 12 Nicholas Gordon 673 16 1 76* 353 23.53 2 30

Dan Weeks 455 18 2 53 315 19.69 20.5 2 64 32 12 Andrew Terry 439 11 2 96* 319 35.44 38 7 98 14 4 1 David Akins 350 9 5 10 30 7.5 129.1 23 379 16.48 8 1 Mark Wallace 312 7 39 122 17.43 52 10 145 14.5 9 Gareth Horne 308 9 1 10 38 4.75 114.5 24 344 14.33 3 Nick Smith 167 5 1 41* 107 26.75 28 4 89 22.25 1 1 Ben Gussey 138 9 1 58* 108 13.5 17 1 66 66 2 Nevin Nath 136 5 36 56 11.2 24 6 86 14.33 1 1 Carl Sommerville 124 2 2 4* 4 44.2 11 139 12.64 1 Andrew Crosland

93 3 31 63 21 11 2 56 28 1 Dan Brown 89 6 2 9* 29 7.25 9 3 44 14.67 3 David Lousick 84 4 39 54 13.5 23.1 2 102 51 1 David Van Coller 80 3 1 10 10 5 30 7 81 11.57 Rajneesh Kumar 67 2 16 17 8.5 15 2 87 43.5 2 1

B Grade Club P Pts Q WO W1 D L

1LO T1 B

1 Glenhaven 13 64 1.3269 1 7 2 3 0 0 12 Kenthurst 12 64 1.0822 1 7 1 3 0 0 13 St Ives 13 59 1.090

21 7 1 3 1 0 1

4 Normanhurst-Warrawee 13 53 0.9723 1 5 1 6 0 0 15 Berowra 13 53 0.9243 0 6 1 5 1 0 16 WPHC Blue 12 52 1.3447 2 2 2 6 0 0 17 Mount Colah 13 33 0.7496 0 2 2 7 2 0 1

B Grade started the season with a rather rag-tag collection of fill-ins. Comprehensive victories in round 1 and 3 (with round 2 rained out) could not hide the inconsistent line-ups on the park and with 3 straight losses we looked to be in for a long season. Fortunately, with the recruitment of Raj Kumar, some excellent performances from Alex & Nick Smith, Mark Wallace, James Lander, Hamish Cameron and the continued improvement of Ruan Jordaan we managed to string a fantastic series of 7 victories. Perhaps the most pleasing aspect of these results was the expectation that we would struggle before the season commenced. Instead we managed to knock off the premiers and runner-up in that run, in a very comprehensive fashion.

Ultimately we fell short in the semi-final to a perceivably weaker side. Whilst it was a disappointing end to the season, the amalgamation of a couple of grades should provide more depth and consistency to the line-up going forward. Along with Glenhaven, we were certainly the most skilled side in the grade – now we just need to develop more consistency.

Happy off season, and I look forward to seeing everyone again next season.

Champ Batting Bowling Fielding W/Keeper Points In

nNo HSx Run

sAve Overs Wkts Run

sAve Cat R/O Cat St

Alex Smith 386 8 34 146 18.25 60 14 175 12.5 9 1 Rajneesh Kumar 340 7 1 28 80 13.33 98.5 19 289 15.21 6 1 Ollie Hallett 322 9 1 21 92 11.5 1 22 Mark Wallace 318 8 43 198 24.75 37 8 107 13.38 3 1 James Lander 308 13 3 40* 118 11.8 55 14 176 12.57 5

Nick Smith 299 6 2 49 149 37.25 61.2 9 157 17.44 6 Hamish Cameron 291 7 56 141 20.14 72 10 232 23.2 4 1 Ben Gussey 283 5 57 133 26.6 45.3 10 169 16.9 5 Ruan Jordaan 246 9 19 76 8.44 53 12 174 14.5 4 1 David Drake 245 14 1 29* 115 8.85 10 46 13 David Lousick 169 4 3 24* 79 79 47 7 114 16.29 2 Scott Mawson 167 2 1 43 77 77 22 8 67 8.38 1 Dan Brown 154 3 2 43* 114 114 11 3 38 12.67 1 Grant Emanuel 131 6 20 41 6.83 41 7 126 18 2 Mitch Horrocks 104 2 29 34 17 15 5 43 8.6 1 1 Brad Seres 99 8 4 5* 9 2.25 46 5 211 42.2 4 Morgan Bendall 97 2 47 47 23.5 17 5 52 10.4

B Reserve Grade Club P Pts Q W

OW1

D L1 LO

T1

B1 Hornsby 1

362 1.3301 1 7 1 3 1 0 1

2 Pymble 13

59 1.1306 0 7 4 2 0 0 13 WPHC White 9 55 0.8299 0 3 2 4 0 0 14 St Ives 1

247 1.032

50 5 1 6 0 0 2

5 Kissing Point 13

44 0.9857 1 3 2 7 0 0 16 Castle Hill RSL 1

342 0.7634 0 4 3 5 1 0 1

7 WPHC Red 11

40 0.8584 0 3 3 5 0 0 1

Similarly to A Reserves and B grade, B Reserves struggled to put players on the park. With shortages of 2 or 3 players in the first few rounds, we looked close to being demoted. Six losses and a draw in our first 10 rounds (with our first win coming in round 5) had us on the back foot. However with more consistent line-ups coming in to the fray and some excellent contributions from a number of players, we managed to string 24 points in our last 4 rounds to claw our way in the top 4.

Unfortunately a very poor batting performance saw us go out to the minor premiers Hornsby. To our credit, after being knocked out for 43, we had them at 7/34 and all out for 84. A declaration in the second innings saw them chasing 76 and we ended up going down by 5 wickets. It was a very gutsy performance given our poor start to the match.

The bowling award went to Mark Newell who picked up 15 scalps at a very good rate of 9.8, whilst Hemadri had a great season with the bat, knocking up 284 at 31.5. Ross Le won the MVP award coming in just behind Hemadri for the batting, with 306 runs at 25.5.

I would like to thank all the players who stuck with the team through some trying times and it showed some real mettle for us to not only compete but to string consistent performances together and take a well-deserved semi-final spot.

Champ Batting Bowling Fielding W/Keeper Points Inn No HSx Runs Ave Over

sWkts Runs Ave Cat R/O Cat St

Robert Cleland 438 14 44 208 14.86 118.4 16 403 25.19 7 Mark Newell 379 8 1 51 199 28.43 43.1 15 147 9.8 3 Matthew Horvat 378 12 2 65* 258 25.8 0.2 9 11 1Hemadri Bargoti 364 11 2 100

*284 31.5

636 3 152 50.67 4 1

Ross Le 336 12 82 306 25.5 20 1 82 82 2

Rodney Grosvenor 328 9 3 25 68 11.33 160 21 476 22.67 5 Paul Christie 325 12 5 44 85 12.14 121 21 266 12.67 3 Peter Lipman 253 9 3 25* 53 8.83 60.2 11 194 17.64 9 James Katz 251 9 35 71 7.89 83 9 238 26.44 9 Ken Honeysett 150 11 4 23* 90 12.86 2 4 Tom Carruthers 127 2 2 51* 77 14 2 38 19 2 1 Roger Hokin 87 1 1 17* 17 14 5 80 16 2 Michael Stinson 70 4 1 30 60 20 1 Martin Grosvenor 60 5 1 27 60 15 Warren Collins 60 1 40 40 40 7 2 28 14 Jason Mak 60 2 0 0 0 8 4 24 6 2 Brett Pickup 59 2 9 9 4.5 18 5 80 16

C Reserve Grade Club P Pts Q WO W1 D L1 LO T1 B1 St Ives 14 73 1.3817 1 9 1 3 0 0 12 Normanhurst-Warrawee 15 57 1.1252 1 7 2 5 0 0 03 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 15 54 1.1306 0 8 1 6 0 0 04 Castle Hill RSL White 11 39 0.7758 0 4 1 5 1 0 15 Mount Colah 15 37 0.8406 0 4 2 9 0 0 06 Kenthurst 15 33 0.8586 0 4 1 1

00 0 0

Our C Reserves side showed the value of being able to string together a consistent line-up, with by far the least amount of players used throughout the season. Despite a first round loss, it was clear from the outset that St Ives was the strongest side in the competition and this was reflected by taking the Minor Premiership by 16 points.

Stand-out performers for the season included Scott Mawson with 538 runs at a deflated average due to an imposed restriction and 31 wickets at 15.58. Warren Collins was outstanding with 350 runs at 38.89 and he nabbed the bowling award with 22 wickets at 11.83. Gary Kashiwagi scored 298 runs and Matthew Dewstow took 23 wickets. Will Cleland was as good as ever, taking 21 wickets at 13. Jeremy Chenu netted 22 dismissals and was excellent behind the stumps. Perhaps the most pleasing aspect was the improvement of Michael Solomon took the club’s most improved award with a 14 wickets at 13 and 379 runs at 25.

Unfortunately, despite our strong efforts throughout the season, much like our A Reserves, we went down to a weaker West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook side in the Grand Final. With the core squad continuing on next season, it is hoped our side will progress through the grades and continue the very strong showings on offer this season.

Champ

Batting Bowling Fielding W/Keeper Points In

nNo

HSx Runs

Ave Overs

Wkts

Runs

Ave Cat R/O Cat StScott Mawson 948 16 114 538 33.6

3195 31 483 15.58 10

Warren Collins 680 12 3 52* 350 38.89

100.4 22 260 11.82 10 1 Michael Solomon 589 17 2 81 379 25.2

760.2 14 182 13 7

William Cleland 382 8 32 102 12.75

90 21 293 13.95 7 Matthew Dewstow 370 9 2 23 60 8.57 115.3 23 414 18 5 3 Jeremy Chenu 362 13 3 34 132 13.2 2 12 1 20 2

Gary Kashiwagi 358 16 2 63 298 21.29

6 Jason Mak 340 10 31 90 9 81.3 20 290 14.5 5 Robert Dewstow 228 10 3 17 28 4 117 15 518 34.53 4 1 Alan Dwyer 221 15 39 161 10.7

3 6

Nolan Raubenheimer 193 7 3 34* 53 13.25

23 3 85 28.33 8 2 1 Riaan Raubenheimer 116 4 1 20* 46 15.3

315 4 29 7.25 2 1

Mark Newell 87 1 37 37 37 9.3 5 50 10 Robin Beard 85 2 1 19* 25 25 23 6 94 15.67 David Chin 84 2 1 78* 84 84 6 27 Wayne Tolver-Banks 81 12 2 7* 21 2.1 9 1 46 46 3 2 Simon Jesperson 67 4 18 37 9.25 2 22 2 1

D/D Reserve Grade Club P Pts Q WO W1 D L

1LO T1 B

1 Berowra 14 69 1.1567 1 8 1 4 0 0 02 West Pennant Hills Cherrybrook 14 65 1.2545 0 8 2 3 1 0 03 St Ives 10 57 1.238

20 6 1 3 0 0 1

4 Normanhurst-Warrawee 13 54 1.3427 0 7 1 5 0 0 15 Kissing Point 13 49 0.895 0 4 2 7 0 0 16 Kenthurst 13 47 0.7079 0 4 2 7 0 0 17 Galston-Glenorie 13 35 0.6736 1 1 1 9 1 0 1

After four rounds and a few mediocre results, the Association decided to drop our side down to D Reserves. This was a surprise given that the side had a number of players who were perceivably too strong for the grade. Unfortunately, we did not quite manage to capitalise on this and despite a solid showing in coming third, we were knocked out of a Grand Final berth by WPHC.

James Cameron was very impressive coming in to the side and knocking up 244 runs at 61 and also performed admirably when promoted to B grade. Nathan Olsen was as consistent as ever with 243 runs and 11 wickets. Yianni Velkou took out the bowling award with 15 wickets, just ahead of Sam Whiteley and Sean Desmond. Phil Bromley was consistent with bat and ball, knocking up 177 runs and taking 9 scalps.

Champ Batting Bowling Fielding W/Keeper Points Inn No HSx Runs Ave Overs Wkts Runs Ave Cat R/O Cat StNathan Olsen 423 11 3 43 243 30.38 61 11 233 21.18 5 2 James Cameron 404 6 2 86* 244 61 37 9 90 10 4 3 Yianni Velkou 335 8 69 145 18.13 89.3 15 243 16.2 3 1 Phil Bromley 307 10 43 177 17.7 71 9 254 28.22 4 Sam Whiteley 299 8 4 24* 99 24.75 108.3 15 274 18.27 5

Michael Henderson 256 5 113 256 51.2 Ricki Kalsi 244 10 1 54 114 12.67 10 1 36 36 1 9 2Sean Desmond 230 9 3 9 30 5 68 16 323 20.19 4 Daniel Anderson 195 7 2 24* 55 11 55 10 179 17.9 3 1 Matthew Cowper 186 10 29 146 14.6 3 14 4 Jatinder Dhillon 169 3 36 89 29.67 39 7 83 11.86 1 Peter Heal 131 3 1 1* 1 0.5 58 11 186 16.91 2 Abhik Sengupta 124 4 1 20 34 11.33 64 7 217 31 2 Gavin Wingfield 120 12 3 19* 70 7.78 4 2 30 15 3 Nishk Bhatnagar 71 3 26 41 13.67 3 Nicholas Perry 60 1 30 30 30 2 2 8 4 1 David Flaks 56 1 1 56* 56 4 16

Milestone Awards AchievementDavid Drake 200 Club GamesDavid Akins 200 Club GamesAlex Langley 100 Club Games

Nevin Nath 100 Club GamesPaul Christie 600 Club WicketsRodney Grosvenor 3000 Club RunsPaul Christie 2000 Club RunsHemadri Bargoti 2000 Club RunsJames Louw 207 v Normanhurst-Warrawee A1 25/10/08Hemadri Bargoti 100* v Kissing Point B2 18/10/08Scott Mawson 114 v Castle Hill RSL C2 27/9/08Michael Henderson 113 v Kissing Point D1 27/9/08Carl Sommerville Hat-trick 3/24 v ARL A2 6/12/08Warren Collins Hat-trick 7/15 v WPHC C2 10/1/09Warren Collins 7/15 in an innings v WPHC C2 10/1/09

Club Matches PlayedMatches Matches

1 PAUL CHRISTIE 316 31 ROGER HOKIN 1252 GEOFF MARTZ 299 32 CRAIG BOORMAN 1243 PETER LOW 259 33 KENT BOORMAN 1244 ROBERT ABDALLAH 240 34 GRAHAM BIRD 1215 RODNEY GROSVENOR 216 35 JOHN ABDALLAH 1196 DAVID DRAKE 208 36 CHRIS BELLIKOFF 1187 MICHAEL STINSON 207 37 ROBERT CLELAND 1178 DAVID AKINS 205 38 ALEX LANGLEY 1159 RICHARD WILFORD 204 39 CRAIG FRETWELL 112

10 ALEX LEES 191 40 JONATHAN STOTT 11111 KEN HONEYSETT 181 41 PAUL OPREY 11012 ANTHONY CLARKE 169 42 ALEX PALMER 11013 TIM O’CONNOR 169 43 DOUG BENNIE 11014 IAN BLACK 161 44 BEN GUDEX 10715 MARTIN GROSVENOR 166 45 CHRISTOPHER STOTT 10716 STEPHEN KARRASCH 154 46 DAVID BARRY 10417 MARK LEES 153 47 NEVIN NATH 10518 ROBERT HAWTREE 151 48 WILL ENOS 10319 MARK GARROD 146 49 JASON CORBETT 102

20 RICHARD SHUNWAH 142 50 PHIL LEWIS 10221 CAMERON JONES 137 51 BARRY GARROD 10022 TIM PATERSON 136 52 PAUL SHIPLEY 10023 BEN GUSSEY 134 53 BRADLEY APPS 9724 PETER ABDALLAH 133 54 KEITH LANGLEY 9725 ROBERT DEWSTOW 131 55 DAVID ZWART 9526 MARK NEWELL 131 56 PAUL SLADE 9527 STEPHEN MARTZ 130 57 GEOFFREY TAYLOR 9428 MARTIN LAIRD 129 58 THEO CRANE 9129 PETER PERRY 127 59 CAMERON INCHLEY 9030 JAMES LANDER 126 60 PETER STOTT 88

# It must be pointed out, that in order to play 100 games, a player must play nearly every game over a period of some seven and a half seasons

Club Batting – Leading Runscorers Club Bowling – Leading Wicket-takers

Batting BowlingInn no HSx Runs Ave Wkts Runs Ave

1 Michael Stinson 238 34 90 5108 25.04 1 Paul Christie 609 9632 15.812 Geoffrey Martz 333 35 109 4956 16.63 2 Peter Low 417 7206 17.283 Richard Wilford 220 32 153* 4974 26.46 3 David Akins 367 6214 16.934 David Drake 199 29 187 4137 24.34 4 Rodney Grosvenor 365 6593 18.065 Alex Lees 196 32 134* 4102 25.01 5 Rod Baptist 330 4367 13.236 Tim O Connor 167 20 147 3807 25.90 6 Tim O Connor 283 4910 17.357 Stephen Karrasch 165 25 135* 3694 26.39 7 Neil Parker 278 2736 9.848 Mark Lees 159 24 171 3374 24.99 8 Richard Shun Wah 252 4066 16.139 Adrian Witten 132 6 108 3114 24.71 9 Robert Hawtree 248 4576 18.4510 Craig Boorman 154 12 200* 3024 21.30 10 Anthony Clarke 237 5013 21.1511 Rodney Grosvenor 214 50 93 3010 18.35 11 Paul Oprey 214 3792 17.7212 Martin Grosvenor 212 10 82 2955 14.63 12 Robert Murrell 213 2979 13.9913 Ken Honeysett 203 30 126 2936 16.97 13 Dave Woods 200 2986 14.9314 Mark Newell 134 14 79 2901 24.18 14 Stephen Martz 199 2979 14.9715 Tim Paterson 147 20 142 2901 22.84 15 Martin Laird 198 3675 18.5616 Stephen Martz 128 28 161 2814 28.14 16 Adrian Barker 198 3096 15.6417 David Kensett-Smith 162 19 117* 2812 19.66 17 Phil Lewis 196 3228 16.4718 Robert Abdallah 272 29 65* 2786 11.47 18 Jonathan Stott 192 3335 17.3719 Greg Reber 89 8 119 2730 33.70 19 Ian Black 190 3523 18.5420 Tony Andrews 149 17 90* 2588 19.61 20 Andrew Johnson 183 3566 19.4921 Robert Hawtree 143 40 109 2579 25.04 21 Roger Hokin 175 3526 20.1522 Mark Garrod 154 14 103* 2550 18.21 22 Rowan Pryor 168 3203 19.0723 Ben Gussey 156 10 113 2503 17.14 23 Doug Bennie 168 3782 22.5224 Chris Bellikoff 117 14 101* 2432 23.61 24 Craig Fretwell 167 3212 19.2325 David Akins 203 36 105 2397 14.35 25 Geoffrey Taylor 167 2900 17.3726 Ian Black 145 21 146 2360 19.03 26 Barry Garrod 166 2718 16.3727 Adrian Barker 133 26 105* 2351 21.97 27 Leon Paap 164 2611 15.9228 John Mc Millan 130 14 113 2323 20.03 28 Geoffrey Martz 158 2891 18.3029 Tim Lovegrove 112 8 142 2355 22.64 29 Jason Corbett 154 2907 18.8830 Anthony Clarke 156 23 87 2292 17.23 30 Robert Cleland 151 2764 18.3131 Richard Bain 81 11 107* 2204 31.49 31 Robert Dewstow 151 3700 24.5032 Peter Low 175 62 98 2203 19.50 32 David Barry 150 2715 18.1033 John Abdallah 144 6 88 2203 15.96 33 Peter Reber 148 1816 12.2734 Keith Langley 92 19 154* 2193 30.04 34 Glen Ashelford 146 1861 12.7535 Hemadri Bargoti 105 8 100* 2167 22.34 35 Lester Hart 142 1286 9.0636 Paul Slade 106 11 150 2090 22.00 36 Cameron Inchley 140 2877 20.5537 Christopher Stott 123 6 93 2080 17.78 37 John Malone 139 2028 14.5938 Bradley Apps 108 6 100 2033 19.93 38 John Mc Millan 138 2395 17.3639 David Martz 56 8 151 2030 42.29 39 Peter Swann 137 2101 15.3440 Paul Christie

Gary Tall274 72 65 2062 10.21 40 Mark Garrod 137 3682 26.88

41 Gary Tall 79 15 105* 1997 31.20 41 Tony Andrews 136 2510 18.4642 Dennis Hill 81 6 129 1952 26.03 42 Sam Hunt 134 2305 17.20

43 Martin Laird 119 29 79* 1886 20.96 43 James Katz 133 2573 19.3544 Andy Bayles 107 20 104* 1874 21.54 44 Chris Bellikoff 131 2595 19.8145 Alex Langley 116 21 133 1845 19.42 45 Greg Hart 131 1456 11.1146 Mark Dickens 101 13 118 1838 20.89 46 Tony Bowden 126 2043 16.2147 Richard Shun Wah 145 32 78 1825 16.15 47 Adrian Hall 123 2297 18.6748 James Katz 97 15 96* 1748 21.32 48 James Lander 122 2097 17.1949 Theo Crane 98 15 68 1731 20.86 49 Alex Langley 119 3064 25.7550 Peter Perry 178 8 58 1709 10.05 50 Yianni Velkou 115 2238 19.46

Above and opposite depicts "known" individual data since 1978/79. Omissions - whose "full" playing statistics are unknown but are listed below in recognition of their great service and for comparison with "known" data. Gordon Naylor - 4206 runs, Jack Barrett - 4153

runs, Jack Murray - 3603 runs, Clive Menck - 3012 runs and William Reynallt - 352 wickets Gerald "Dickie" Bird - 1966-1979, John McMillan - 1968-1985, Rod Baptist - 1977-1989 Craig Georgans - 1979-1992, Phil Lewis - 1982-1991 * Highlighted players played in the

2008/2009 season

A GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 865 A SECKOLD 1947/48

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 76.33 G IVANOFF 1960/61

HIGHEST SCORE 220 JACK BARRETT 1956/57

MOST WICKETS 71 ? LOWREY 1930/31

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 9.18 E BARTLEY 1934/35

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 8/14 NEIL PARKER 1982/83

WICKETKEEPING 17 PAUL SLADE 2000/01

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 657 v GLENORIE 1956/57

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 19 v MOUNT COLAH 1982/83

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 412 THORNLEIGH {F} 1956/57

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 21 WAITARA 1955/56

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 156 RUNS

v HORNSBY RAILWAYS 1926/27

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 96 RUNS v NORMANHURST 1927/28

A Reserve GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 891 JACK MURRAY 1948/49

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 73.40 STEPHEN KARRASCH 2001/02

HIGHEST SCORE 132 BRIAN CARLE 1984/85

MOST WICKETS 48 GORDON NAYLOR 1972/73

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 7.50 NEIL PARKER 1981/82

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 9/15 R VAN BRUGGE 1976/77

WICKETKEEPING 30 NICHOLAS GORDON 2008/09

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 392 v MOUNT COLAH 2001/02

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 13 v THORNLEIGH 1983/84

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 379/3 HORNSBY 1974/75

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 30 GLENORIE 1973/74

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 68 RUNS

v KISSING POINT 1981/82

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 16 RUNS

v GLENORIE {SF} 1999/00

B GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 721 GORDON

NAYLOR1971/72

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 80.11 GORDON NAYLOR

1971/72

HIGHEST SCORE 208* GORDON NAYLOR

1971/72

MOST WICKETS 64 R REILLY 1930/31

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 5.34 R REILLY 1930/31

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 9/67 SCOTT HENRY 2005/06

WICKETKEEPING 28 ANDREW TUNNY 1998/99

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 437/5 v HORNSBY 1971/72

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 15 v WAHROONGA 1927/28

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 401/5 THORNLEIGH 1987/88

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 16 CHELTANHAM 1930/31

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 203 RUNS v TURRAMURRA 1998/99

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 212 RUNS v WAHROONGA 1927/28

B Reserve GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 605 DAVID MARTZ 1975/76

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 90.00 DANIEL WEEKS 2006/07

HIGHEST SCORE 187 DAVID DRAKE 2001/02

MOST WICKETS 43 DAVE WOODS 1974/75

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 8.58 ANDREW BAYLES 1979/80

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 8/198/??

ANDREW BAYLESI MULRAY

1979/801973/74

WICKETKEEPING 28 CHRIS BROWN 1998/99

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 375/7 v KENTHURST 1979/80

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 29 v HORNSBY 1930/31

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 368 GLENORIE {F} 1956/57

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 27 CASTLE HILL 1976/77

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 40 RUNS

v ASQUITH RL {SF} 2001/02

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 93 RUNS

v MOUNT COLAH 1991/92

C GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 965 E SHARPE 1950/51

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 74.23 E SHARPE 1950/51

HIGHEST SCORE 206* GORDON NAYLOR 1971/72

MOST WICKETS 80 MILES BADGER 1934/35

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 5.67 E SEARLE 1972/73

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 8/138/338/368/62

D RYANP OPREYROD BAPTISTPAUL CHRISTIE

1956/571990/911983/841994/95

WICKETKEEPING 25 CHRISTOPHER STOTT 1997/98

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 438 v BEECROFT 1977/78

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 29 v WAITARA UNITED {F} 1968/69

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT

456 KENTHURST 1997/98

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 9 ASQUITH RUGBY LEAGUE 1980/81

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 203 RUNS v W PENNANT HILLS {SF} 1980/81

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 128 RUNS v NORTH TURRAMURRA 1981/82

C Reserve GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 605 DENNIS HILL 1994/95

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 55.66 ALEX LEES 1987/88

HIGHEST SCORE 177 MICHAEL ROBERTS 1992/93

MOST WICKETS 61 GEORGE MARTIN 1969/70

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 6.54 GARTH BAIN 1977/78

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 9/8 GARTH BAIN 1977/78

WICKETKEEPING 42 DAVID HAMILTON 2003/04

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 365/5 v THORNLEIGH 1992/93

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 25 v ST IVES BLUE 1998/99

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT

335/7 WEST PENNANT HILLS 1985/86

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 9 ASQUITH RUGBY LEAGUE 1980/81

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 179 RUNS v BEROWRA 1979/80

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 61 RUNS v KENTHURST 1987/88

C3 Grade (New Grade 2001/02)HIGHEST AGGREGATE 485 ANDREW ROUT 2002/03

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 47.43 MURRAY ELLEN 2001/02

HIGHEST SCORE 144 SCOTT BOYD 2001/02

MOST WICKETS 59 RICHARD SHUNWAH 2001/02

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 11.76 RICHARD SHUNWAH 2001/02

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 9/8 JONATHAN STOTT 2005/06

WICKETKEEPING 29 DARREN McDERMOTT 2002/03

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 353/8 v WAHROONGA 2001/02

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 48 v BEROWRA 2006/07

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT

355/8 BEECROFT 2002/03

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 24 BEROWRA 2001/02

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 102 RUNS v W PENNANT HILLS (SF) 2001/02

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 106 RUNS v GALSTON GLENORIE 2006/07

D GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 652 ADRIAN WITTEN 1987/88

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 89.75 RICHARD WILFORD 1984/85

HIGHEST SCORE 185 SCOTT JENKINS 1994/95

MOST WICKETS 72 MICK PERRY 1979/80

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 9.30 STEPHEN KARRASCH 1986/87

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 9/26 YANNI VELKOU 2006/07

WICKETKEEPING 25 JEREMY CHENU 2004/05

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 347/9 v NORMANHURST 1997/98

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 19 v THORNLEIGH 2000/01

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 462 HORNSBY 2002/03

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 25 GLENORIE 1984/85

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 44 RUNS v WEST PENNANT HILLS

2004/05

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 197 RUNS v WEST PENNANT HILLS

1989/90

D Reserve GradeHIGHEST AGGREGATE 598 TONY COX 1996/97

HIGHEST BATTING AVERAGE 96.83 JOE TESORIERO 1981/82

HIGHEST SCORE 166 ADAM PILBEAM 1993/94

MOST WICKETS 46 PETER SWANN 2004/05

BEST BOWLING AVERAGE 9.33 PETER SWANN 2004/05

BEST INNINGS BOWLING PERFORMANCE 8/29 KEN HONEYSETT 1996/97

WICKETKEEPING 17 BRUCE MCKINNON 1996/97

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE 330/6 v WAHROONGA 1996/97

LOWEST TEAM SCORE 56 v NORTH TURRAMURRA 1981/82

HIGHEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 314 WAHROONGA 1996/97

LOWEST TEAM SCORE BY AN OPPONENT 8 NORMANHURST OLD BOYS 1981/82

GREATEST WINNING MARGIN INN & 153 RUNS

v KENTHURST 1997/98

GREATEST LOSING MARGIN INN & 107 RUNS

v NORTH TURRAMURRA 1981/82

Club Record Partnerships

All GradesFirst 258 JAMES LOUW 207 STEPHEN KARRASCH 83 A1 v NORMANHURST 2008/09

Second 217 JOHN NEDBALEK 132*

RODNEY GROSVENOR 93 D1 v KENTHURST 1998/99

Third 303 MICHAEL ROBERTS 177 IAN FULTON 159*

C2 v THORNLEIGH 1992/93

Fourth 242 DAVID DRAKE 142 ANTHONY HITCHENS 98 B2 v KISSING POINT 2001/02

Fifth 217 LUKE McANALLY 138 GARY TALL 105*

B1 v NEW LINE 1979/80

Sixth 234* PAUL SLADE 121*

DAVID AKINS 102*

B1 v HORNSBY 1997/98

Seventh

132 ROBERT MALCOLM

160 DAVE READ 9* C1 v KU-RING-GAI CHASE 2007/08

Eighth 219* ARTHUR PEARSON 130*

ALBERT KENNINGS 100*

A1 v GLENORIE 1957/58

Ninth 165* NEIL PARKER 100*

ADRIAN BARKER 56* A2 v THORNLEIGH 1982/83

Tenth 104 MATTHEW KEAN 88* MILTON BROWN 33* D1 v W P H C 1999/00

A GradeFirst 258 JAMES LOUW 207 STEPHEN KARRASCH 83 v NORMANHURST 2008/09

Second 151 MARK GARROD 94 PAUL SLADE 46 v CASTLE HILL 2000/01

Third 140 WAYNE LAWSON 166 CHRIS BELLIKOFF 31 v WEST PENNANT HILLS

1996/97

Fourth 168 FRED HORSEY 146 JACK MURRAY 52 v THORNLEIGH 1930/31

Fifth 123 MICHAEL HAGLEY 88 MARK LEES 66 v BEECROFT 2001/02

Sixth 72 TIM O’CONNOR 46 GARY TALL 27 v GLENORIE 1982/83

Seventh

102 PAUL SLADE 150 TIM LANE 42 v MOUNT COLAH 1999/00

Eighth 219* ARTHUR PEARSON 130* ALBERT KENNINGS 100*

v GLENORIE 1957/58

Ninth 54 SCOTT BOYD 28* WILL ENOS 24 v BEECROFT 2002/03

Tenth 76 ANDREW JOHNSON

53 ANDREW LORENZ 23* v WAHROONGA 1985/86

A ReservesFirst 206 BEN GUSSEY 83 STEPHEN KARRASCH 121 v MOUNT COLAH 2001/02

Second 136 BRIAN CARLE 132 PAUL DICKENS 52 v BEECROFT 1984/85

Third 169 MARK LEES 108 STEPHEN KARRASCH 65 v NORMANHURST 1992/93

Fourth 134 MICHAEL PHILLIPS 80 N HALVORSEN 53 v KENTHURST 1975/76

Fifth 122 STEPHEN MARTZ 77 ROBERT HINDMARSH 63* v KISSING POINT 1981/82

Sixth 131*

CHRIS BELLIKOFF 101*

ANDREW LORENZ 40* v WEST PENNANT HILLS

1990/91

Seventh 93 GLEN ASHELFORD 49* ADRIAN BARKER 40 v BEROWRA 1989/90

Eighth 142*

BEN GUDEX 69* PETER STOTT 58* v MOUNT COLAH 2002/03

Ninth 165*

NEIL PARKER 100*

ADRIAN BARKER 56* v THORNLEIGH 1982/83

Tenth 63 JOE TESORIERODAVID AKINS

8841

ANDREW JOHNSONROBERT RELTON

7* v KISSING POINTv CASTLE HILL

1986/872001/02

B GradeFirst 131 RAY NIVEN 109

*MYLES FAULKNER 71 v THORNLEIGH 1980/81

Second 143 MARK DICKENS 118 GREG DAWSON 61 v BEROWRA 1988/89

Third 128*

? HUGHES 55* WILLIAM REYNALLT

69* v HORNSBY 1929/30

Fourth 114 STEPHEN MARTZ 64* PAUL SHIPLEY 50 v BEECROFT 1990/91

Fifth 217 LUKE McANALLY 138 GARY TALL 105*

v NEW LINE 1979/80

Sixth 234*

PAUL SLADE 121*

DAVID AKINS 102*

v HORNSBY 1997/98

Seventh

106 PAUL SHIPLEY 66* MARK GINSWICK 31 v KENTHURST 1990/91

Eighth 82* KEITH LANGLEY 85* ROBERT HAWTREE 26* v HORNSBY HEIGHTS 1991/92

Ninth 60 GREG HART 46 ROD BAPTIST 20* v NORTH TURRAMURRA 1980/81

Tenth 59* ADRIAN HALL 31* DAVID AKINS 22* v GLENORIE 1998/99

B ReservesFirst 205 KEN ROBERTSON 120 MYLES FAULKNER 89 v THORNLEIGH 1982/83

Second 147 TONY ANDREWS 82 STEVEN GRIFFITHS 68 v MOUNT COLAH 1984/85

Third 127 DAVID DRAKE 187 TIM LOVEGROVE 39 v KENTHURST 2001/02

Fourth 242 DAVID DRAKE 142 ANTHONY HITCHENS 98 v KISSING POINT 2001/02

Fifth 190*

JIM SMITH 102*

DAVID KENSETT-SMITH 82* v NORTH TURRAMURRA 1984/85

Sixth 183 TIM O’CONNOR 147 STEVEN DANIELS 77 v KENTHURST 1979/80

Seventh 105 SIMON PILBEAM 93 DARYL VENABLES 8 v KENTHURST 1991/92

Eighth 98 CHRIS LOTON 62 RUSSELL MATTHEWS 49 v WEST PENNANT HILLS 1984/85

Ninth 41 SIMON PILBEAM 30 CRAIG GEORGANS 12* v HORNSBY RSL 1991/92

Tenth 61 PETER LOW 42* ANTHONY STAVELEY 28 v BEROWRA 1979/80

C GradeFirst 156 STEPHEN PRICE 88 CARLIN HURDIS 59 v KISSING POINT 2004/05

Second 169 J GOULDING N/A ASHLEY KNIGHT N/A v ASQUITH 1937/38

Third 121 MARK GARROD 89 STEPHEN MARTZ 67 v GLENORIE 1990/91

Fourth 157 RICHARD BAIN 107* RAY NIVEN 77 v NEW LINE 1978/79

Fifth 188 KIM BAPTIST 99 GREG WHITE 93 v NORTH TURRAMURRA 1983/84

Sixth 144 GARY TALL 92* KEN ROBERTSON 74 v NEW LINE 1978/79

Seventh 132 ROBERT MALCOLM

160 DAVE READ 9* v KU-RING-GAI CHASE 2007/08

Eighth 103 JOHN PRESCOTT 49 PAUL CHRISTIE 47 v KISSING POINT 2005/06

Ninth 127 PETER LOW 98 DAVID KENSETT-SMITH

57* v BEECROFT 1978/79

Tenth 90* JOHN WRIGHT 84* L REYNOLDS 30* v KENTHURST 1985/86

C ReservesFirst 174 P WHITE 102 M STEIN 74* v TURRAMURRA 1966/67

Second 134 ADRIAN WITTEN 90 BRETT HAYNES-LOVELL

46 v BEROWRA 1989/90

Third 303 MICHAEL ROBERTS 177 IAN FULTON 159* v THORNLEIGH 1992/93

Fourth 154 MARK DICKENS 102*

ALEX LEES 74 v NORMANHURST 1987/88

Fifth 145 MATTHEW SELBY 98* PETER STOTT 68 v KENTHURST 1998/99

Sixth 152*

JASON MCFARLANE 75* MICHAEL RIEMERSMA 44* v WAHROONGA 1998/99

Seventh 130 BILAL QURESHI 84 RICHARD SHUNWAH 78 v WEST PENNANT HILLS

1999/00

Eighth 93 IAN FULTON 83 PAUL CHRISTIE 13 v THORNLEIGH 1990/91

Ninth 66* PETER STOTT 36* MARTIN GROSVENOR 19* v WEST PENNANT HILLS

1998/99

Tenth 67 MICHAEL STINSON 83 MARTIN LAIRD 10* v HORNSBY RSL 1992/93

C3 Grade (New Grade 2001/02)First 62 MICHAEL

SOLOMON49 JEREMY CHENU 15 v NORMANHURST 2007/08

Second 104 MARK FULLER 70* DARREN MCDERMOTT

28 v BEROWRA 2002/03

Third 143 MURRAY ELLEN 134 HUGH WALKER 44 v WEST PENNANT HILLS

2001/02

Fourth 167 SCOTT BOYD 144 RICHARD SHUNWAH 70 v WAHROONGA 2001/02

Fifth 116*

PAUL CHRISTIE 57* JAMIE ROSS-SMITH 55* v WEST PENNANT HILLS

2004/05

Sixth 145 KEN HONEYSETT 86 THEO CRANE 57* v MOUNT COLAH 2004/05

Seventh 100*

THEO CRANE 60* JAMIE ROSS-SMITH 22* v CASTLE HILL 2004/05

Eighth 51 GARY KASHIWAGI 49 WARREN COLLINS 25* v PENNANT HILLS 2007/08

Ninth 63 WILLIAM CLELAND 74 ROBERT DEWSTOW 11* v NORMANHURST 2007/08

Tenth 74 MARK FULLER 40 RICHARD SHUNWAH 23* v WAHROONGA 2001/02

D GradeFirst 186 KEVIN SIMPSON 107 ALAN DWYER 103

*v HORNSBY 2002/03

Second 217 JOHN NEDBALEK 132* RODNEY GROSVENOR 93 v KENTHURST 1998/99

Third 198 JOHN MALONE 74 STEPHEN KARRASCH 116*

v THORNLEIGH 1986/87

Fourth 98 MARK GINSWICK 69 PETER ABDALLAH 33 v MOUNT COLAH 1989/90

Fifth 158 ROBERT CLELAND 93 GAJ SKANDAKUMAR 76 v WAHROONGA 2001/02

Sixth 94 NICK VESIC 91 KEN HONEYSETT 49 v HORNSBY 2002/03

Seventh 130 GRAHAM SMITH 81 MARK LEES 57 v NORMANHURST 1988/89

Eighth 82 NICK HALL 53 SAM HUNT 41 v ASQUITH RUGBY L 2001/02

Ninth 67* JOHN SEPAROVICH

76* PAUL CHRISTIE 15* v ASQUITH RUGBY L 1987/88

Tenth 104*

MATTHEW KEAN 88* MILTON BROWN 33* WAH/ST IVES v WPHC

1999/00

D ReservesFirst 94* MICHAEL CARTER 44* DAVID PROVEST 39* v NORMANHURST 1981/82

Second 127

DAVID PROVEST 69 MARK CRONAN 62 v KENTHURST 1981/82

Third 218

DANNY CALLINAN 121 JOE TESORIERO 109 v KISSING POINT 1981/82

Fourth 105

GEOFF TAYLOR 60 RODNEY MULLINS 50 v WAHROONGA 1996/97

Fifth 145

DAVID BARRY 97 PHILLIP PATERSON 47 v BEROWRA 2002/03

Sixth 116

IAN THOMPSON 74 JEFF GLANVILL 49 v BEROWRA 1997/98

Seventh 112

PIETER NEL 76 PETER CRANE 54 v GLENORIE 2002/03

Eighth 59 MATTHEW WHALAN 115 JEREMY CHENU 12 v HORNSBY 2001/02

Ninth 49 ROBERT COLEMAN 52 BRUCE MCKINNON 11 v BEECROFT 1997/98

Tenth 68 ALASTAIR DUNN 35 ALEX PALMER 33* v BEROWRA 1993/94

Representative Players

Christopher Brown HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield (Captain)

Ben Gussey HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Jason Kinnane HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Alex Langley HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

James Louw HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Tim Lovegrove HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Robert Pagano HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Rowan Pryor HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Dan Weeks HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Dale McAndrew HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Dan Brown HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Michael Solling HK&HDCA – Open Martin Shield

Matthew Horvat HK&HDCA – U19 Durham Shield