NOTICE (lF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

is hereby given that the FIFIY THIRD ANNUAL GENEML MEETING of the aboveion witt be hetd at the Cricket Administration Centre, Glenn McGrath 0va[, on1$ June 2010 at 8.00pm sharp.

l. Read and confirm minutes of the Annual General Meeting of 2nd June2009, GeneratMeeting of 9th March 2009.

2. Apotogies.3. Wetcome Visitors.4. AnnualReports & FinancialStatements. .5. Etection of Executive and Ordinary Members.

PresidentVice PresidentCommunity Retations ManagerSecretaryFinance ManagerCompetition Manager

g. Representative Cricket Managerh. Administration Manageri. Webmasterj. Assistant Manager (Representative Cricket)k. Committee members (2)

6. Etection of Auditor7 . Such other business as may be brought forward within the rules of the

Association.

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PRESIDENTMr. Martin Cole

VICE PRESIDENTMr. RoyAmos

S ECRETARY/PU BLIC O FFICE RMr. Andrew Mazurklewlcz

COMPETITION MANAGERMr. Tom Croucher

FINANCE MANAGERMrs. Samantha Martin

REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET MANAGERMr. Tony Neate

ASSISTANT REPRESENTATIVE CRICKETMANAGERMr. Jim Lee

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Mr. Michael Moorrr '1Mr. Tony Nealc (N' i ' ,Mr. Martin Colc (N' t ' ,

Mr. TonY Ncarr' {

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The Association expresses lts appreciation to the foltowing organisations and companies who havecontributed to the support and advancement ofjunior cricket within the Suthertand Shire,

. MARINE PRODUCT MARKETINGHarry & Carol Peters (Co-Directors)

. KINGSGROVE SPORTS CENTREHarry & RohiniSotomons (Directors)

. PLATYPUS CRICKET BALLS

. SPORTSGIFT (GYMEA)

The SSJCA atso acknowtedges the support and co-operation of,

.SUTHERLAND SHIRE COUNCIL the major supporter of cricket in tfle Shire, for providing quatitysporting facilities for our junior cricketers.

. SUTHERLAND UNITED SERVICES CLUB for use of Ctub premises for meetings and forums.

The SSJCA invites organisations and commercial enterprises interested in supporting junior cricket in theShire through sponsorship of SSJCA activities to get in touch with the Association S6cretary in the firstlnstance.

Message from Cricket NSW

I woutd [ike to congratutateyou and a[[ invotved with your C[ubs and Associations on a very successfuI r;r',r'acrossa[[ formsandlevetsofcr icketwithinSydneyEast.ThankstoyoureffortsSydneyEastcont inur, 'setthestandardforbothpart ic ipat ionandperformancewithinNSWcricket.That is, thequant i tyandrlr , r ' ,of cricket in the region is the benchmark for a[tto fottow.

TheSSJCAcontinuestoteadthewaywithCoachEducat lon,runningmorecoursesthananyotherassrrr , 'and with 3 scheduted atready for next year I'm sure this wi[[ again be the case in 2010/11. My congratul r'on the success of the U/10 Devetopment Program and in winning the Shett Shietd. This is a fantastir: r t '

We[[ done to a[[ invotved. I hope you have enjoyed your crlcket this season and | look forward to workirrrl ,', ' 'you again nextseason. I'm surewith ourongoing communication and commitmentto cricketwewitlcrrrrtto see cricket thriving at atl levets and more of Austratia's future stars unearthed in our backyard.

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Russel GrimsonSydney East Cricket Manager & Indigenous Cricket Officer

The 2009/2010 season has proven to be anothersuccessfuIyear for the Sutherland Shire Cricket Association, withnear record numbers of ptayers and some ditigent workfrom at[ votunteers involved, from Competition ManagerIom Croucher t0 parents doing whatever necessary 0ngame days, producing a high standard of pl.ay within theSpirit of Cricket. To a[[ involved, congratulations.

Our Annual General Meeting saw the retirement of longstanding committee members such as our previousPresident Anthony Chapman, lan Connor, Greg Thomas,Anyes McLean and Tony Gteeson. 0n behatf of at[ invotvedwith junior cricket in the shire may I say thank you foryour years of dedicated service t0 the SSJCA. The AGMalso saw the instalment of lan Connor and Tom Croucheras life members of our association. Ihis honour doesnot come easity and has been wetl deserved by thesegentlemen foLl.owing many years of contribution to theSSJCA.

I woutd tike to thank our sponsors who have onceagain supported our endeavours this season with theirgenerous support. To a[[ involved with Kingsgrove Sports,Marine Product Marketing, Sportsgift and Platypus

Sporting Equipment please accept our gratitude for yourgenerosity. We look fonrvard to our ongoing relationshipswith these fine organisations. We are atso grateful toSuthertand Shire CounciI for their assistance with venuesand facitities.This year again produced an inftux of new umpires to ourjunior matches and we thank Bitt Rigby and the Umpiresassociation for their efforts throughout the season. I wishthem we[[with their future recruitment and trust we witlsee some locats graduate to higher honours within theumpiring ranks.

As stated previousty, junior cricket does not exist withoutthe assistance of a vast nefuvork of votunteers. To myfeltow members of our SSJCA committee my sincerestthanks for your dedication to the tasks we were facedwith this year. T0 Andrqw Mazurkiewicz, Roy Amos andAndrea Handtey as our admin team, congratutations onan extremely efficient operation this year To SamanthaMartin for her ditigence to the expanded role of FinanceManager, wetl done. The success of our rep teams thisyear is a reward to the efforts of Tony Neate and Jim Lee. Iatso welcome the contributions of Ionv Hess and AndrewRoyat[ this season.

The vast majority of the volunteer network betongs tothe grassroots of our association, the ctubs. Each clubsexecutive and committee can take pride in knowingthey have made valuabte contributions to our sport.Most importantty I acknowtedge the efforts of our manyvolunteer coaches, managers, scorers and generaI teamassistantswho ensure Saturday mornings for our ptayersare always speciaI occasions.

It is with great pride that I can say one of our volunteers,Michaet Ryan, was acknowtedged by Cricket NSW forhis tiretess efforts with junior cricket, and his promotionof Girts Cricket in particulat by being awarded the titteof Votunteer of the Year, Congratutations Michael, wettdeserved.

Representative Cricket was an outstanding success forour association this season. Even though we did not snagone of the age group tittes, our consistent high standardacross a[[ age groups resulted in Suthertand winningthe Shett Shietd, the club championship of NSWDCArep cricket. Our Presidents inter-district rep teams alsocompeted successfulty with our Ul2 team making thefinat of their dMsion. To atl players, coaches, managers,votunteers and administrators, wet[ done.

The success of ourjunior rep teams was matched by thesuccessful season of our local grade ctub, Sutherland,who were the Sydney limited over champions, 4th grade

premiers and runners-up in lst grade, 2nd gt,rtlr' ,r''lthe club championship. These teams featured a nunrlx rof former SSJCA juniors and we congratulate tlrltrr ,,r,their continued successes. A reaI highlight of thc sc,r'r 'r,was the selection of former lttawong junior and S:' ll ireoresentative Steven Smith in the Austratian T20 k,,rr"and test touring quad to New Zealand. We look f orw,rr,tto seeing Steven wearing the baggy green in thc rrr',1future. I would atso tike to thank the grade ctub for llrlrrcontinued support with the coaching program and llr,'successful Ul4 gala day that was hetd this year.

I woutd tike to thank Cricket NSW, in particutarty Ru'.'., tGrimson, and the NSWDCA for their support and arjvr,during the pastyear. Russetwas an attendee at a nurrrl,, 'of our meetings during the season and his assist,rrr,,with the Levet I coaching courses in particutar are gr r', rt t;appreciated.

Congratutations to atl premiership winning t€ams ,rrrrlindividuaI honours winners. Also to Engadine Dragorr', lrtheir success in the Club Championship, congratulat ror r'.And finatty to every player in every team thr0ughoul 'rrrcompetition, congratulations on making the past sc;r',,'r,a great one for the Suthertand Shire Junior Crrrh,tAssociation.

Martin CotePresident

Congratutationsto the 2009/0 Ctub Champions EngadineDragons Cricket Ctub and to Jamie Brown from ltlawongMenai, who is the 2009fl0 SSJCA Cricketer of the Year.Congratutations atso to all Premiership winning teamsand trophywinners.

This year has been a time for reflection. lt is onty whenyou review what happens elsewhere can you understandhwv you can achieve more locatty, Meeting with otherassociations, I can appreciate what we have in the Shire.From our competition structure and competitive natureof the top grades to the famity friendty torrver grades, ourchitdren have the opportunity to ptay cricket at a levelappropriate to their skiLts.

Our relationship with our locaI council is one of the bestand their support cannot be underestimated. 0ur councitcontinues to work ctosety with us to ensure we have thefieLds avaitabte for our ever growing ranks of cricketers.

But the factor that makes Suthertand such a great pl.aceto enjoyjunior cricket, is our network of volunteers whocoach, manage, administer and cetebrate our ptayers'successes. Without this network, junior cricket could nottake place on the weekend. From the parent who setsup the cones on a frosty morning through to the coachwho has no kids playing anymore but turns up each weekfor the love of the sport and to see their ptayers develop.

we need to encourage this participation. We are not likeother sports where many games are played concurrenttyat one'ovat; we require support from parents to ensurethe games can take ptace. So continue to help out whereyou can, the SSJCA appreciates your efforts and so doesyour chitdren.

Thanks must go to the Secretaries and Presidents of aLlctubs for being the conduit between the SSJCA and thepEyers.

To thme that continue to support the SSJCA throughsponsorship or kind gestures, ptease accept our greatestthanks - in particutar'Marine Product Marketing Pty Ltd - Harry & CarotPetersKingsgrove Sports Centre - Harry & Rohini SolomonsSportsgift at GymeaPtatypus Cricket Batts

We could not play cricket without our Umpires, and theSuthertand Shire Umpires Association has become thestrongest in NSW. This is through the efforts of Bitt Rigbyand his committee. We thank them for their co-operationand providing quatity umpires every week.

Andrew MazurkiewiczSecretary

2009

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2010Season 2009fl 0 sawa continued focus onthe devetopmentof club coaches through a number of initiatMes andprograms. This is atso a focus of Cricket Austratia andCricket New South Wates as we[[ and we shoutd exoectto see more in this area in the seasons to come. Thefuture and skength of the SSJCA competitions reliesprimarity on the degree of votunteer participation atteamlevel and enhancing their skitts remains a priority.

The Coaching Mentor Program was implementedagain this season. The program offered Clubs accessto Suthertand District Grade Club coaches for taitoredsessions designed primarity to assist Club coacheswith training and player devetopment skitls. Thisseason the focus was on providing a session for eachCtub (as opposed to on a per team basis), hoping thiswould enabte a broader spread across the coachingranks. Clubs, and their coaches and ptayers, coutd takeadvantage of the more advanced training techniquespassed on by the SDCC coaches. Thanks must be givento SDCC for agreeing to appty resources and funding forthis program. lt is an outstanding opportunity for Ctubsand evidences the good relationship between the SSJCAand SDCC.

The SSJCA, in conjunction with CNSW, again promoteda series of Level I Coaching Courses at the start of theseason. These were wetl attended and showed thecommitment and enthusiasm new coaches bring to theirCtubs. We hare already commenced discussions withCNSW to expand the number of courses and timing tomeet demand.

The SSJCA was invited to participate in a CNSW CoachingAccreditation Pitot Project during the season, workingtowards all SSJCA coaches compteting at least the newon-line Introduction to Cricket Course (which reptacesthe otd Level 0 accreditation). lt is CAs stated goalthat att cricket coaches should hotd this accreditationat a minimum. The SSJCA achieved ouite favourabteoutcomes and our appreciation goes to atl coacheswho evidence our established accreditation culture,as well as to those individuaLty who assisted with thisProject. The SSJCA remains committed to increasing theaccreditation rates of atl coaches. both at this base levet

and in achieving the SSJCAS prefened accredrl,rlr, Istandards.

In2Cricket programs were again offered acros', tt,SSJCA and those Ctubs and votunteers who lrr' t, tprograms are to be congratulated. This activity ptrrvr'1,a great pathway to introduce boys and girls to ct it klt

The Ul[} Devetopment Squad proved extremety pr,1,,, 'with over 60 ptayers nominating for setection rrr t',squad of 24. This season saw a stightty rcvinrt',lstructure with 4 coaches tead by Bitt Johnson ([ r'v.i tand Rob Knight (Levet 2) - this smatler coach to 1rl,ri, ,ratio assisting in atlowing more player-specific fot:rr', ,,',,tbroadening the skitt activities provided. The prorp,,"was a great success with 4 skitl sessions, 2 0rrr,r1.r,games and a session at the SCG as part 0f the orr lrr'l,tentertainment during a Ford Ranger Cup match llr,continuing success supports the SSJCAs decisiorr 1,,adopt a devetopment program as opposed to fietdintl ,rsma[[er group of ptayers in the interdistrict competitrrrrrThank you to Bitt, Rob and Jim Lee for their assistanr lthis season in running the squad.

Girts' cricket is an area of continuing devetopment llis hoped that more and more girts wit[ get involved arrrithat Ctubs witt actively encourage girls to enter the garrrr'and take advantage of the various pathways availabte tlthem. The SS.JCA acknowtedges the efforts of Michirr'lRyan, both within the SSJCA as well as the SRGCA, 1,,develop girls' cricket within the Shire.

The above are the key hightights of this seasorldevelopment programs and does not recognise lllmuttitude of activities that are undertaken at team irrrrlCtub levet. The SSJCA appreciates the time and effortthat a[ parents and Club officiats put into the game orra weekty basis. The SSJCA acknovvtedges that mor,always can be undertaken and that opportunities shorrIlexist for atl players and coaches, whatever the agc lrgrade. The SSJCA remains focussed on developing arrriproviding these opportunities.

RoyAmosVice President

lncomeAccount Rendered for Season

Ptaying FeesDevetopment Squads

Other lncomeInterest Received

SponsorshipNSWDCA-Umoire Fees

NSWDCA-Devetopment ReimbursementRepresentative Levies

Sate of CtothingMiscellaneous

FinesTotal Income

ExpensesPresentation Night

Function RoomAnnuaI Reoort

Trophies/Presentations erc0ther

Representative Teams & Development SquadsUmoiresPhotos

Coaches/Devetopment SquadsMiscellaneous-Ground or Venue Hire

Uniform & Bal.tsGeneraI ExpensesPhone, Fax, PostageComputer Expenses

Contibutions Ctub AnniversariesCtinics, Coaches

UmpiresScore BooksHonorariaDonations

SDCC ContributionNSWDCA

Ground MaintenanceMeetings & Forums

MiscellaneousAdvertising

Reoairs and Maintenance50th Anniversary Books

TotaI Expenses

Net Surptus/(Deficiency)

LIABILITIES

Provlsion for Additionat Exoenditure- Trophies and Engraving 5,000.00

ASSETS

Bank- Chatland Trust- Cheque Account- Fixed Deposit

Stocks on Hand- Scorebooks

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- AnnuaI Report- Presentation Night

Provision for Honorarias

Chattand Trust Corpus

EquityRetained Earnings0perating Surptus

Andrew Mazurkiewicz(Secretary & Pubtic 0fficed

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These accounts have not been audited however we consider that they are a true reftection of the financiirlactivities conducted by the SSJCA as at the 31st March 201 0

Audited accounts witt be provided at the Annual General Meeting

Samantha Mat l t r r(Finance Managct )

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AOUINAS COMETS CRICKET CLUB

Aquinas Comets entered the 2009/10 season with l0juniorteams under its own banner, and a combined Aquinas /Sytvania'side in the l6Ds.

It wouLd be a very hard to better our on{ield results ofthe last coupte of season where we had 8 finatists and 4premiers. This season we had one side, our l6Cs, reachthe finals. Congratutations go to Craig Hunt and his l6Cside who were premiers this year. For many of them, thisrepresents a

'three-peat of consecutive premierships as

they were a part of our successfut l4Es from 2007/08 andl4Cs f rom last year. An outstanding achievement.

However, the most pteasing resutt came in the attitudeand oerformances of our teams across the board. Someof our sides had chattenges in the competitions theywere graded, but everyone took to the fietd with theright frame of mind and in most cases results across theseason were above expectations. I appreciate our team,their coaches and a[[ our famities for how they ensuredthe season was a success for the players irrespective ofthe oosition on the table.

Another pteasing aspect was having 3 players selected inSSJCA representative teams. Liam Bell in the Under 12Presidents Cup side, and NichotasAmos and Bradtey Huntin the Under l0 Devetopment Squad. Congratulations tothese ptayers on their selections.

We woutd Like to pass on a particular note of thanks toMurray and Car[ and their colteagues from the SylvaniaHeights Cricket Ctub. At the start of the season we wereshort ptayers in the Under l6s and unabte to fietd two ful.[teams. With asking ptayers to stand down from cricketuntenabte, we were most fortunate to find like mindsand we were uttimatety able to agree with the Sytvaniactub on fietding a combined Aquinas/Sytvania' side in theUnder l6Ds. Our sincere thanks go to Murray, Car[ andSytvania, 0n all measures the season was a success -and critically, every Aquinas and Sylvania registeredptayer was provided with a game of cricket.

We atso congratulate Peter Shepherd as a new LifeMember of our Ctub. Peter has been a oart ofthe fabric

of this Ctub for many years - as a coach, coordrr,rr I

our In2Cricket program, Coaching Coordinator rrrllas a Vice President. Att of Peters contributionr, ,rr, ' ,numerous to fit into this report, but suffice to r,,ry Iwe[[ deserved of the acknowledgement.

Great appreciation needs to be noted in retatirrrr t' ' 'fantastic Committee. 0ur Ctub has benefrtlrl t 'the tiretess efforts of a dedicated group of pc{)l)[ ,,,'continuaty and unsetfishty work extremely harrlare very committed to improving the opportunrlrr" ' tenvironment afforded our ptayers, and their f,rrrr, 'both on and off thefietd. Unfortunately, thissea:;rrr,,sees some key peopte leave our Comffiittee, in parlrr ,r ,Kathy Swan, Bryan Gitchrist and Pau[ Magrath. ()ur I ,lis forever in their debt for their contributions ovlr tt 'years. Our new Committee has some new faces wlrr, tbodes well for the continuing off-fietd administratrorr , tour Ctub and a focus on improving what we do and wlr,rtwe can provide our players and their families.

We congratulate the ptayers, coaches, managers ,r ,tsupporters of atl our teams for an outstanding scir,,r,r,and for representing themsetves, the Club and the Sli tt ;,with pride and for ptaying in a spirit which reftects w,0n our game.

Aquinas Comets would atso tike to congratutate and Ilr. rmthe SSJCA on their management of the 200910 sc,r' ,,'In particutar, our thanks to Martin Cole for his [eadt:r ,,1 r1Andrew Mazurkiewicz for his administration and of r.orrr ' ,Competition Manager Tom Croucher for his never-crrrlr',,1efforts to improve atl competition operations withrrr rl,,'SSJCA. We woutd also like to acknowtedge att 51,]i ,lctubs and teams on their successes this year 0n ar(l ,rrthe fietd, and congratulate those winners of the vlr r, ,,'premierships.

We look forward to continuing to prwide opportunit rr,' tour current and new players to play competitive cr rr | ' twithin a famity friendty environment.

Brett BryantSecretary

CARINGBAH SPORTS CRICKET CLUB

Another fantastic season of cricket for our ctub! 0nceagain, we fielded 24 teams making us the biggest cl.ub inthe SSJCA. Extremety pleasing was the fact that we hadfour Under 8 and seven Under l0 teams. The ctub had 8teams make the Final.s with the l4Bl, l4D, 12D, l0A andl0D(l)s winning Premierships. A tremendous effort!

Congratutations to Engadine Dragons Cricket Ctub ontaking out the Ctub Championship and to a[[ those otherteams who were successful in their comoetitions.

As in anyorganisation, it isthe dedication and commitmentof those involved which makes our ctub successfut.We are very fortunate to have coaches, managers,scorers and team helpers who keep the ctub going. Ourcommittee have once again put in an incredible amount

C()MO JANNALIJUNIOR CRICKET CLUB

Its hard to believe that the 2009fi0 cricket season - our20th season as a combined junior cl.ub - has come to actose.

Success in sportand in cricket can occuron many levets -and I certainty regard the 2009/10 as very successfu[ onefor the cLub. We finished 4th in the Ctub Championshipswhich is a fabutous result given our relativety smatl size.This is a credit to att ptayers and coaches - and a resultwe shoutd cottectMety be very proud of.

In my mind though, the hightight of the season has to bethe 168 premiership victory. White we strive to win grand-finals and coltect the accotades, this win stands out forme as it reftected the combined efforts of a group ofboys, some of whom had played togetherfor 8 years. Thisteam had struggted at times in A grade - but persisted.Ihe result - a grand fina[ victory in the final year ofjuniorcricket for some of these ptayers! Earty in the season,the Committee began to discuss what defined the Como-Jannati Junior Cricket Ctub and how we woutd definesuccess. To me, having a group of boys playtheirjuniorcricket together, endure the inevitabte highs and Lows,and win a premiership at the end of this time is exactty

of time and energy to make sure our ctub runs smoothl\l.Thank you to atl. those invotved.

Caringbah Sports would also tike to recognise thegreat efforts of the SSJCA President, Martin Co[e,and his committee in organizing cricket for us att. Ourclub appreciates this commitment especiatty that ofCompetition Manager, Tom Croucher, for ensuring ourcompetition ran smoothty once again.

We look forward to the start of another enjoyabte seasonof cricket.

Paul BurgPresident

what we should strive for as a ctub. Congratulationsto the ptayers and to Peter Brown and Peter Hazeldineon the achievement and the lastinq memories this witlbring.

There was atso ptenty of individuat achievement thisyear. As a club we saw I century congratutations to JoshMclaren (168s) and 24 hatf centuries. The staggeringpart of this is that Luke Manos (l6D s) scored 6 of thesewhile Dan Fattins (14 As) notched up 3. There were atsoptenty of highs for our bowters, with 5 wicket hautsnotched up by 3 of our bowters (Matthew Burgess(16Ds), Tom Daenett (168s) and Connor Brown (168s).We also saw 4 wicket hauLs on 12 occasions. The Ctubswicketkeeping record was smashed by Anthony Sawdy(l6B s). Anthony took 22 catches. Another milestone thisyear was Harry Chapman passing 1000 runs for the club.Wet[ done to a[[.

A number of ptayers atso went on to represent theSSJCA in the various representative competitions and Icongratulate them a[[ on this terrific achievement, AngusFattins, Ben Wittiams, Blake Woodward, Daniet Entwistl.e.Daniet Fattins, Devtin Malone, Gavin Ho, Harry Chapman,

Justin Hess, Liam Thompson, Luke Entwistte, Luke Gay,Mackenzie Hotrnes, Matt Saunders, Tom Doyte.

Congratutations also goes to the fol.Lowing ptayers whohave been nominated by the SSJCA folJ.owing theirperformances at representative leveI to trial for the NSWEmerging Blues in the upcoming trials' Devlin Malone(12As), Justin Hess (l4As), Tom Doyte (l4As) and DanFattins (14 As).

From the Ctub's perspective we have a new Committee -and severaI important focus areas.

First and foremost is identifying what we stand foras a club, and how we reflect this in our approach tocricket - be it through how we play. how we coach andprepare or how we provide support. I believe we canstand out as a ctub that kids of att abitities want to playfor, that devetops our ptayers to the best of their and ourabil.ities, and makes the cricket experience a positive andenjoyabte one for all. Amongst other things, this means

DLS SEAGULLS CRICKET CLUB

Buitding on last seasons successes we fie[ded ten teams- the most ever by this ctub since we amalgamated in2002. We had nine teams in competition grades and anUnder 8 team.

Al.t reports back to me and the committee indicate that,for the most part, the players have had an enjoyabteseason and that the skitl.s of the ptayers increased as theseason progressed.

Wlth the exception of the 168s who struggled att yearagainst far superior opposition, atl the other teams werevery competitive in their grades with the l0Bs and l4Esbeing undefeated during the season. Three premierships(108, 14C and l4E) and the l2Cs going down narrowty inthe final was an excellent result for the ctub.

Thanks to Grant Arnold, Steve Croft and John McCarthyfor their great work in ensuring that the teams got onthe park again this season. 0nce again they have run

consistenry, fairness and little tolerance for r:rrrl' 'tbehavior breaches.

Secondty, we are devetoping a succession plon llr tt rCommittee. lt is not ideat for the hea[th of thc l.lrrl '

have its executive concentrated in one or 2 tr,,rrr'especiatly in the older ages. We need to get parlrrl f

the younger ptayers activety involved in tho Cottrtrrrtt,.- and we witt be activety recruiting from amorrrl'.t "nparental ranks - so dont be surprised if you grl .r t.r1,on the shoutder.

Finatty, I'd tike to thank the Committee tot 15,'11 Lr rtwork and commitment to the sport and our ptaycr',

Hope to see you atl next season as wg cetebralr' ,",,2lst.

Simon DoytePresident

the ctub with the best interests of the teams and ptiry' r .paramount. To atl our coaches and managers - tlr,r,l'you, your guidance of the ptayers does not go unnotrl ,lThanks atso to the parents for your asSistancc ,rr,,lencouragement at the games and at training.

Thanks to Harry & Carol Peters from Marine ProrIri, tMarketing / Shire Foods for supptying burgers irl , rr'BB0 s and presentation. Thanks to our spolsors for y,,rr,generous contributions and special thanks to Atan Wrr tt,of Nulon ProductsAustralia. With the increased nurrrl,"',of players and teams this season you have atlowlrl ,,.to provide kits and equipment for the additionaI llrr,,'teams, a junior devetopment day and BB0 in Novrrrrlu ,where we were assisted by a number of grade pliry, r'from the Suthertand District CC aswe[[as being abl, t'acquire training shirts for the ptayers.

Finatty, thanks to Competition Manager Tom Crour lr, 'and the manaoement committee of the SSJCA l,,r

your hard work and efforts to once again provide we[[organised and competitive cricket competitions for ourjunior ptayers in the Shire.

We at DLS Seagutts look forward to once again buitdingon the ptayer base and successes ofthe past two seasons

ENGADINE DRAGONS CRICKET CLUB

The Dragons fielded record numbers of ptayers in season2009/10 - l7 junior teams and l2 senior teams.

We were very proud to have won again the SSJCA CtubChampionship for the l2th time overatt and the 5th timesince 2000. This reftects the depth of talent across theclub which is being nurtured, challenged and improvedby the great coaches that we have.

Itwas great to see thatwe had an at[ girts team competingthis year and we are looking to retain this team next yearand buitd on its success t0 attract more girls to cricket.

Atl our junior'4" grade teams competed in finats atongwith our 10C side. ()ur l2A side was the onty winningteam, with our other finatists runners u0 to better sideson the day.

We were also very excited to have been runner up in thenationwide Weetbix competition this year. The $3000prize witl be used to improve our ptaying facitities fornext season.

Twenty seven boys represented Suthertand in Shietdand Presidents representative sides;4 boys representedin the AW Green Shield; 3 were selected in EmergingElues squads; I was setected in representative schoolteams; and 3 U/10 ptayers participated in the SSJCAdevetopment squad. The ctub commends these ptayerson their fine achievements.

in 2010/l and developing a strong cohesive ctub capabteof providing competitive teams.

Michael MooneyPresident

We also conducted our own EDCC Ul[) DevetoomentSquad for the second year that was very wetl received byptayers and parents. Thanks to Peter Schofietd for beingthe Head Coach of this squad.

It was also great to see that our participation in theMichaet Ctarke 20/20 tournamentwas extended to teamsin U12 through to Ul6. Feedback from the ptayers wasexcetlent and they atl enjoyed this format of the game.

Our fifth annual Bradman match for our 16 year oldptayers was played on 4th Aprit on the haltowed turf.This event is designed to reward and recognise our Ul6players as they end their junior cricket and move ontoGrade, Shires or Men's cricket next season.

0ur six year association with the Bradman Foundationalso continued with 2 boys from our Ul2 teams winningscholarships to a week long cricket camp at Bradmanfual next January. Many thanks go to Harry andCarol Peters for their ongoing support of this speciatdevelopment initiative.

Finatty, thank you to the Management committee of theSSJCA for conducting another successful competitionand to all our wonderful volunteers that ensures cricketgets ptayed each weekend.

Craig RiceSecretary

GYMEA BAY CRICKET CLUB

We woutd tike to thank our members and sponsors fortheir generous donations throughout the year. Att gifts,whether they are of your time, money or other products,are greatty appreciated and wetcomed. Thanks alsoto atl. the Club oersonnel involved with administrationthroughout the year. Senior team captains, Junior teamCoaches and Managers, Scorers, the committee andmany others who hetped to ensure our teams could takethe fietd each week and enjoy the game of cricket. Wetruly appreciate your efforts both on and off the fieLd.

We are oroud of the success of our Junior teams on thefietd. 0f thirteen eLigibl.e teams, seven qualified for thefinals and four teams went 0n to win Premiershios. Thisis a fantastic achievement and earned the Cl.ub secondptace overall in the SSJCA Ctub Championship.

A suggestion by Michaet Bartets (aka The Rock) eartyin the season led to a "Social Inctusion Day" beinghetd in January With ptayers from GBCC and the LordTaverner's Cricket Ctub ptus a few extras, tvvo matcheswere ptayed at Gymea Bay Ovat and the proceeds fromthe day were donated to Best Buddies Austratia - a sma[[not for profit organisation that works with adutts andyoung peopte who have an intetlectuat disabitity. The day

ILLAWONG MENAI CRICKET CLUB

lltawong Menai Cricket Ctub was very pl.eased to fieLd l8Junior teams in the 2009/2010 competition. We matchedour success from tast season and once again had 4teams making it through to the Finats, unfortunatety onlyone team, the 164s going on to become Premiers.

Our club was very proud to have 15 ptayers representSuthertand this season along with 2 of our Coaches.We also had a number of ptayers in the Green Shiel.dfor Sutherland and Randwick-Petersham, goes to showSuthertand juniors are we[[ sort after. Thanks also to theRep Manager Tony Neale and his Coaches and Managersfor their efforts in guiding the Suthertand Teams.

We would tike to thank our in2cricket coordinator-

was a great success and we ptan to run a simitar rl,r,again next season.

Due to the tremendous efforts of Niatl Pettit-Young ,u'lCameron Foskett, GBCC once again ran a succel;',lLrlin2Cricket program attracting over 70 young cricket :;l,rr'.to the l2-week program. We continue to see the benr,l l ,of the in2Cricket program in the tatent disptayed by ouUnder 8s, with the 8Bs finishing second and the i]4,"compteting the season undefeated.

Congratutations to Andrea Handley, who was electlrl .rLife Memberof GBCC. Andrea has been invotvedwillr lllCtub in numerous rotes over a long period of time, ,rrr,lher exoerience and contribution have added so much

It has been a rewarding experience to have hetd thc r rrl,'of Secretarywithin the Ctubthisyear. Aswe look to lllfuture I hope that GBCC is creating a Ctub that our playlr ',

wantto return to everyseason. lt is fabulous to sec tlr'growth in Club registrations but just as important is llr,growth and development of our existing ptayers.

Betinda RaymentSecretary

Natatie Mitter for her ongoing efforts with our in2crrr l.' tcentre. The centre has a great reputation and contirn, .to introduce new players to the fantastic sport 0f cr rr Lr tWe had over 50 kids come atong and learn the basrr', tthe game. Natatie was helped out by a number of p[;ry, 'from our U14 & l6's

A huge thank you to the coaches, managers and hcllr' 'that ensured our teams got on the park every SatLrr rl,r,your efforts are outstanding and we are very apprc(:r,rt , 'of having such a committed group of votunteers.

Thanks must atso go to the SSJCA for their r:ll'rtthroughout the season. The cricket 0n-tine wcll t,is constantly improving and is an ongoing sur r '

and tribute to Tom Croucher. Thank you to AndrewMazurkiewicz for his efforts with the SSJCA web site anda great job as Secretary. Both web sites are exceltentresources for our entire cricket community.

Congratutations to the Engadine Dragons Cricket Ctub onwinning Cl.ub Champions. Wet[ done to their teams andcommittee- an exceltent effort!

This season was very special for our ctub with lltawong

MIRANDA MAGPIES CRICKET CLUB

Season 2009/2010 was one of the Miranda Magpies mostsuccessf u[. Fietding teams in 8A1, l0B, l0E, I 0F, l2C, 12F,l6C, 168 and l6D, we were very proud to have 4 teamsmake the finat (those in botd), with the 16D and 12Cteams winning and becoming premiers.

8Al, Sid Benjamin (coach)' Ateam of tittte dynamos! Siddid a great job just keeping up with his team - a lot ofenergy with their skitts on the improve.t0B, Tim Cox (coach)' Tough year in resutts but a greatyear of development. A[t aspects of the boys cricketimproved this year and their enthusiasm was a joy toc0acn.l0E, Paut Easton (coach), This team performed exkemetywetl underthe guidance of Paut. With several ptayers intheir first season, they ptayed with great enthusiasm andhad a lot of fun.l0F, Rob Harvey (coach)' Rob had a team which was halfmade up of kid s ptaying up a year. He took them to thefinal whlch was a great resutt for many of them in theirlirst year.l2C, Pete Dectauzat (coach)' Petes dedication to thegame and coaching was rewarded this year with apremiership. His boys are a great unit who ptay as ateam and love their cricket.l2F, Dean Martin (coach)' 0nce Deans team had a fewgames under the bett, they turned into a formidabteteam. The improvement in the team was astounding *

look out next seasonll6C, lan Mites (coach)' Mitesy did a fantastic job to getthe boys to the minor premiership. They shoutd atL becongratutated 0n a great season which saw them atl

Menai junior Steven Smith being catted up to theAustratian T20 and One Day Teams. Steven played atlis junior cricket with our ctub and with SutherLand RepTeams. Wet[ done Steven.

Thank you to our President Greg Ross and the entirecommittee for supporting me and for your valuedfriendshios. Gothe Kookaburras!

Atan Vaughan - Secretary.

lmprove their skiLl.s. We are hoplng they can go onebetter next seasonl168, Rick Rose (coach), After a stow start to the season,Rick's boys charged home in the back hatf and ontymissed the finaI by one point! With most of the boys inl6s again next season, we are looking forward to another9000 season.l6D, Steve Smith (coach)' Premiers in the 160s, Stevewasjustty proud of his team. Their performances werematched by the spirit in which they played making themvery worthy winners. We hope to see these boys backagain next season to do it again!

The club was atso very pteased to have 3 representativeptayers being Aaron Butt, Beau Woodgate and LiamStrachan. These young men served wetl.with both theirctub and reoresentative teams.

The Miranda Magpies are lucky to have a dedicatedgroup of votunteers behind the scenes. The coachesand managers of the teams have done a brittiant job attseason, atong with the SSJCA Detegates Dean Martin andSteve Smith. Special mention needs to be made of thetiretess work of our Junior Registrar Sam Martin and ourSecretary Chris Easton. We coutdn't have done it withoutthem.

With such onjield success and offjietd fun - the futuretooks bright at the Miranda Magpies!

Tim CoxPresident

ST JOHN BOSCO CRICKET CLUB

Another season has flown by so very quickty, it seemslike onty weeks ago we were preparing for registrations.In reatig, it s reatty onty a matter of weeks down the trackand we wit[ be preparing for registrations for the 2010/2011season. Doesn't time fty when you are having fun.

This year we have undergone a number of significantchanges, one being the implementation of our website.

We on the committee of the Cricket C[ub are extremelypleased to have the site up and running as it gives usthe opportunityto keep the broader community informed,both by word and pictures, of the progress of our Club.

This season we had 2 Junior teams and 1 Men's team ptayin the finats. Unfortunatety none 0f these teams weresuccessfuI in winning, but a[[ teams played extremelywetl and were competitive to the end. To these teams, we are extlemety proud of your season's efforts. Weatso had numerous individuats in the Ctub that achievedpersonal bests and mitestones that we are equalty asproud of.

I woul.d tike to thank our Coaches, Managers and parentsfor the time and effort they have put into our kidscricket this season, both on and off the fietd it is muchappreciated.

Congratutations to a[ teams that made the finalsand we[[ done those who were victorious. To our nearneighbours, the Dragons, congratulations on winning theCtub Championship.

The charter of Bosco Cricket C[ub is to give each chitd theopportunity to play cricket to the best of their abitity inan environment equally as advantageous to them. I feelthe Ctub does a great job in both respects, due mainty tothe conscientious efforts of the committee and coachin0

staff.

We offer coaching not onty to our players, but irLour coaches, to increase their atready high [,v,competence. We do this through the Clubs closrto Cricket NSW, and feet that this is very bencllthe on-going success and enjoyment of both ptayi,rcoaches atike.

Our area atso offers the pre-cricket coaching corrformattythe Have-a-Go and nowthe In-2 Cricket corr, Icourse. These courses have proven extremely pr,1,and welt-received by the younger kids and offers ll l'ptalut'

took at cricket, whitst atso introducing tlrlrrthe basic skil.ts of the game in a fun atmosphere.

The Bosco Cricket Ctub is one buitt on hard work bv tlcommittee and coaching staff and have a long and prtradition stretching 40 years since 0ur inception. 0Lrr ris to continue this hard work and commitment so 'kids can continue to play this great game.

The success of any junior sporting cl.ub shoutd nrrlgauged by the number of kophies in the cabinet, tlis secondary. The measure of success shoutd be or rnumber 0f kids you have returning the fotlowing yrThis shows the [eve[ of enjoyment the kids havltheir wittingness to

'have another go' regardless ol r

previous seasons good or not so good resutts. Andpleased to say,

'At Bosco, they keep coming back"

Finatty, to the SSJCA and particularty Tom Crorrr Iwe offer our thanks for another wonderfuI seasr,rcompetition and look forward to the coming season ,,,great enthusiasm.

Mark PiperPresident

ST PATRICKS SUTHERLAND CRICKET CLUB

lottowing the GtobaL FinanciaI Crisis, there was someruncertainty if ptayer numbers would be affected forthe beginning of the 2009fi0 season but thankfuttypatcnts continued to support junior cricket. St PatricksSuthertand Cricket Ctubfietded 19 SSJCAteams, equatinglast season's number of teams. which was a club record.

I'layers enjoyed their cricket, developed their skitts &had a lot of fun regardtess of results. Special thanks torrur members, plus our opposition teams & coaches whorlemonstrated sportsmanship & respect on match day,lor contributing to the enjoyment of the game.

I rnats highlights were provided by three sides, withl'rcmiership success in the 12F & l[)C competitions andour 168 team were galtant runners up. We were alsovcry proud of our Ul4 side that that made the final of theMichaet Ctarke Twenty/20 competition run by CricketNSW, and successfutty won the titte at the SCG.

Wc congratulate our players who made SSJCArrrpresentative teams & were picked to play in the Grade

competition during the season. We atso congratutatethose players mentioned in this report for their individuaIperformances during 2009/2010 (especiatty Etliot BrookesU/10 & Ben Letton U/16). Three ptayers, Aotie Yu (U/13),Trent Smith (U/15) & Ben Letton were setected in the 2010NSW Emerging Blues Squad triats. Shayne Smith madethe NSW Mate U/17 squad and Michaela Campbett (U/14)made the NSW Emerging Breakers squad. Wett done toatt.

Thank you to the St Pats committee members, coaches,managers, sc0rers & team votunteers for their dedicationthrough the season. Without you we could not operate.

Finalty, congratulations to Engadine Dragons CC onwinning the Cl.ub Chanlpionship and thanks to SSJCAPresident Martin Cole and his Committee for conductinoa successfuI season.

David ScottPresident

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SYLVANIA HEIGHTS JUNIOR CRICKET CLUB

Sytvania Heights Junior Cricket entered 8 teams in theSSJCA competition for season 2009/10 - 2 more than theprevious season. We had one team in the under 8 s, twoteams in the under 10s,3 teams in the under 12s, 2 inthe under l4 s and for the first time we had a combinedU16D team with Aquinas. The combined team was a greatresutt for both clubs who found themsetves with half ateam each. Rather than take the easy option and leavetheir boys without a team to ptay in, both clubs workedtogether t0 form a team to enabte the ptayers to get agame of cricket each week. Thank you to the AquinasCtub for the opportunity to work with you on this - it wasa pleasure. Finatty, a lot of hard ground work by our ClubCoach Cameron Gregory resulted in Mito In2Cricket beingintroduced for the first time with l5 young participants.

In terms of success I believe our 2010 was a great year,not only because two of our teams made the finals(congratulations to our l()F team who were Premiers,and our l2F team for a great season), but the fact wesucceeded in other areas of cricket club management -

we increased our teams for this season, we introducedMito In2Cricket, we participated in a joint under l6 s teamwith Aquinas, we acquired a major sponsor in the Bankof Oueenstand (Cronutta brancil, and we undertook anumber of fund raising activities which together hetpedus strengthen our financial position. Att in a[[ it was avery busy season but I betieve the hard work undertakenthis season will onty hetp devetop our teams and the ctubfor the future.

In the Representative arena, the fottowing players from

our Club were setected by the SSJCA t0 reptr",,,rtSutherland'

Kyte Rettig was setected forSquad;Mathew Griffiths & RyanPresidents Cup team;

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Alexander Roberts in the under 13 Gee Shietd:Travis Jemmeson in the under 14 Presidents Cup tr,rrrrCameron Burgess in the under 13 Moore Shield.

To these boys go our congratulations for represcnlrrxlyour ctub, district and yourselves with distinction W.tt00ne.

Throughout the season we had great support acros:, llr''board, from our Committee to our coaches, mana(l{'r"team assistants, parents, helpers and a[[ supportcr.' rrrgeneral. We currently have a very supportive netwot k olcoaches, managers and supporters and I betieve this lylx'of support is fundamental in devetoping any ctub. Iharrh'.go to att our volunteers for giving of their time ,rrrrlc0mmitment to supporting our kids in playing crickct

Finatty congratutations to the Engadine Dragons Cn( k''tCtub forwinning the Club Championship and thank yorr t"att on the SSJCA Committee and votunteers who havr prrtin a lot of time and effort in ensurino another succcs',hlyear ofjunior cricket.

Murray GriffitlsChairman

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llnr{r again we come t0 the end of a season where therer'.1rrst so much to be pteased about.

oThe number of ptayers was up from 1,629 to1.752

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o Ptayers, coaches and spectators are enjoyingSSJCA comoetitions.

A',,r rcsutt of the increased numbers and the good work of, lrrb committees and team coaches our competitions andrxrr ptayers keep on getting better. The improvements intlrr' ,;kitts of our players resutted in strong performanceslry ,itt SSJCA Representative teams; s0 much so that weworr the ShettShield forthe "Best Performed Association"rrr tlrc Reoresentative comoetitions.

lh,rrrk you to a[[ players, parents and volunteers whoh,rvr: hetped to make 2009-10 such an enjoyabte and',ur r:cssfuI season. Everyone who has hetped, even in the',rrrltlest manner, has ptayed an important rote. I hopeth,rt cveryone has enjoyed their part and will be back forrrrot e next season.

lhl average annual increase in ptayers has broughtrrr,rrry benefits but it atso presents some chaltenges forttrr, future. lf numbers continue to increase at this rate

we wit[ not have enough fietds to accommodate everyonewho wants to peopte pLay Saturday morning cricket. TheSSJCA is considering a range of options to hetp managethe growth; inctuding,

rWorking with Council to develop more cricketfietds. There are a smatl number of possibiLitiesbut they are not going to make a major differencein the short term;

. Considering other cricketing formats we maybe abte to offer outside the Saturday morningtimes' e.g. 0ne-day competition or a Twenty20competition;

o Any initiative that encourages participation usingthe resources we have availabte to us.

This years Presidents and Secretaries meeting witldiscuss these issues and more. The SSJCA woutd vatueany feedback on these 0r other ideas for managinggrowth of our competition. The SSJCA is very supportiveof the concept of competitions and formats outside theregutar Saturday morning; we just need peopte who areprepared to organise and run them. I would love to meetwith anyone who was interested in forming atternatecomoetitions.

Tom CroucherCompetition Manager

THE BTRTSHELL TROPHY

JOHN WOODHOUSEMEMORIAL TROPHY

CLIFF PADDYMEMORIAL TROPHY

ALAN WARDMEMORIAL TROPHY

THE HARRY PETERSTROPHYTHE PETER SCHOFIELDTROPHY

S.D.C.C. TROPHY

ALAN CRASTONMEMORIAL TROPHY

ANDREW HILDITCH TROPHY

THE SUTHERLAND MEDAL

THE CHATLAND AWARD

THE JIM LYNCH TROPHY

THE STAN STEED TROPHY

THE BRIAN OUINN TROPHY

DON MASTERSMEMORIAL TROPHY

BILL LAWLERMEMORIAL TROPHY

JACK RUTTYMEMORIAL TROPHY

Ctub Championship

Cricketer of the Year

Representative Individuat AchievementAward NSWDCA

Best Representative Team Perf ormanceNSWDCA

Representative Individuat AchievementAward Presidents Xll

Best Representative Team Perf ormancePresidents Xll

Best Performance 14A

Best Performance l2A

Best Performance l0A

Best Performance in l6A Finat

Best Association Batting PertormanceTraditionat Cricket U16/U14

Best Association Batting PerformanceTraditionat Cricket U12/Ul0

Best Association Bowting PerformanceTraditionat Cricket Ul6/U14

Best Association Bowling PerformanceTraditionat Cricket Ul2/U10

Best Association WicketkeeperTraditionat Cricket

Most Catches U16/U14IraditionaI Cricket

Most Catches U12/Ul0TraditionaI Cricket

Engadine Dragons

Jamie Brown

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Creak Shietd

Nathan Ettis

Ul2 Presidents

Ethan 0rinham

Josh Horner

Elliot Brookes

Hayden McLean

Ben Letton

Henry McCray

Oeclan Gilkes

Christian Bennett

Jonathon Rose

Daniel Polson

Devlin Malone

Liam McCutcheon

Tom Derrick

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lll,rwong Menai Kookabunas are extremety proud and woutd|kc to congratutate Jamie Brown on winning the SSICA Junior( r(.kcter of the Year Award for the 2009-10 season. Thish,r'; been Jamie's 8th season with the lltawong Menai CLub,rrr tlris time he has won 5 SSJCA finats, including this yearsl6A's premiership and been awarded the Kookaburras JuniorI r rr kcter of the Year. The SSJCA Cricketer of the Year is an.rw,rrd that I am sure he is oroud to have won and a rewardlor thc way he approaches his cricket. Some of Jamies,rr hrcvements this fodr or€:

. Jamie was selected to reoresent the SSJCA in the U15Webtin Shietd, a team which he Captained wett thisseas0n.

. .Jamie was selected for the Sutherland District CricketCtub Green Shietd as wett he fitted in for the Sutherland5th Grade team

o Jamie was a member of the NSW Combined HighSchoots Ul5's Team that won the Austratian U15's CHSChampionship.

. Jamie scored 235 runs @ 33.57. lt is always a pleasureto watch Jamie bat no matter where in the order. The John Woodh0use Mem0riaI Trophy

r Jamies bowting is stronger then ever, his left arm medium pace has always been hard to get away but hisdevetoping talent as a left arm off spinner was the difference in some games for us this season. He took 2lwickets @ 9.76 for the season which has won Jamie both the SSJCA l6A's Best Bowting Average and Aggregateawards.

. Ihe opposition always know to respect Jamie's fietding abitity from his boundary throws to his safe catchinghands in ctose. These skitls enabted him to take 5 catches and 2 run outs.

l,rrrrrc is passionate about cricket and has a strong desire to continuatty improve his game to the highest [eve[. Jamierl,rrncd maturity as a cricketer during his first year in Ul6 s and is no doubt looking foruard to next season.

t orrqratulations Jamie on your success this seasonll

Y{u ilr c a worthy winner of the SSJCA Junior Cricketer of The Year Award and a[[ of us at lltawong Menai are proud ofyorrr achtevements.

Al,rrr VaughanrM(:0 SecretarV

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I4A - ETHAN GRINHAMCongratutations to Ethan Grinham on being r,r'1,the SSJCA Best Performed Under 14 for 2009/l(1 '

are many highty tatented players across thc :,lrthis grade, which makes Ethan's achievemenl ,rmore meritorious.

Ethan produced a high levet a[[ round petfrrrrrwhich spanned the entire season. He opurL lbowting for his Gymea Bay Ctub team and nrrxr,lpace with controtted aggression. 0pposing b,rtfound it difficutt to counter this combination

As a batsmen coming in at No.3 Ethan atwayr; ',t

to keep the score ticking over. A fluent Left lr,r '

strokemaker, Ethan batswith seemingly a[[ thr: lrrr,the wortd and scores quickly f rom a wide array ol ,linvolving both power and finesse. From ll inrrrrrrl ' ,passed 50 five times, converting one 0f thosc :,r ',,into a century.

For the second successive year, Ethan was setcr lr r1the Ul4 Emerging Btues squad.

I2A - JOSH HORNERJosh had an outstanding year averaging 59.71 with the batat an aggregate of 418. He was desperatety unl.ucky with thebalt cottecting 5 wickets but bowled an amazing 19 maidensfrom his 56 overs. In the fietd he took 7 catches and assistedwith 3 run outs and also at times filted in at wicket keeperwhere he took a catch and a stumping.

At a representative tevel Josh was atso captain of theCawsey Shietd team. He also made the Sydney EastPrimary School Sports ksociation team which competedat the State Carnival in Lismore. From that carnival he wassetected in the NSW Primary SchooI SportsAssociation sidewhich competed in the School Sports Auskatia NationaIchampionships in Toowoomba. Josh pl.ayed in every gamelor NSW who won the carnival undefeated.

Josh has recentty been selected in the NSW South Eastunder l3 emerging blues squad for the coming year anddeserves his success.

Grant Arnotdl2A Coach

Battingll Innings, I not out, Highest Score 122, Aggregrate 467 runs at an average of 46.7

Bowting85 0vers, 2l Maidens for 17 Wickets conceding 218 runs at an average of 12.82

Congratutations from your team mates and the Gymea Bay Cricket Cl.ub

Atan Craston MemoriaI Trophy

l()A - ELLIOT BROOKES

The 2009/10 season saw the best come out of Eltiot. Havingpl.ayed in the l0A s for the past 3 seasons E[liot took the roleof senior player very seriously and went about setting anexample for the other players to aspire. He is a very tatentedyoung cricketerwith a bright future in representative teams.Etliot's performances over the 09/]0 season see him as thedeserving reclpient of the Best Performed Ul0 cricketer

Ettiots batting was his strength, scoring 332 runs at anaverage 33.2. As a baisman coming in at number 3 or 4 heshowed great poise when controtting the bowting attack. Ina very young team, with half the players first year Ul0's,ELLiot scored a third of atl runs, with his hightights being 103in the first round and 60 not out in the tast. Ettiots 103 is onlythe 4th century for an Ul[) ptayer under the cunent playingformat. lt was a pteasure not to just watch Etliot scoreruns but to see how he worked the strike, accumutatedpartnerships and encouraged his teammates.

As a bowter Ettiot was used as first change and consistentlybowted at the too order batters. His 8 wickets came off 66overs with an economy rate of less than 3 runs per over.

Ettiot stood out amongst a number of very good cricketersin the Ul() competition, which was shown in his selection aspart of the Ul[) development squad from a record number ofapplicants. El.Liot has a rare taLent, which witt onty see himmature and improve over the coming seasons.

From everyone at St Patrick's Sutherl.and Cricket Ctubcongratulations on receiving this wett deserved andprestigious award.

Below are details of registrations accepted by the SSJCA for 2009/10.

Andrew Hitditch Trophy

Aquinas Comets

Caringbah Sports

Como Jannali

DLS Seagutts

Engadine Dragons

Gymea Bay

l[[awong Menai

Miranda Magpies

5I Jonn E0sc0

St Patricks Sutherland

Sylvania Heights

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THE JOHN MOODIE MEMORIAL SHIELD

THE KEN GARDNER MEMORIAL TROPHY

THE GORDON THON4SON MEMORIAL TROPHY

THE NEIL McINNES MEMORIAL TROPHY

THE TED WYKES TROPHY

THE MORT EDSON TROPHY

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THE IRENE RUTTY MEMORIAL TROPHY

THE RAY BRENNAN TROPHY

THE SNOW DAVIES TROPHY

THE RON HILDITCH TROPHY

THE KEN PRENDERGAST TROPHY

THE WALLY CROUCHER MEMORIAL TROPHY

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A. Wynn

B, Dwarshuis

D. Mifsud

R, Atmond

J. Brown

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J. Biviano

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Alexander Wynn

Atexander Wynn

Jamie Brown

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David Mifsud

Nicholas Panich

Dane Hopper

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B. Wicks - Como Jannali1994-95 - 765 runs

J. Bowmer - Caringbah Sports1990-91 - 257 avg

D. Eaglesham - Gymea Bay1992-93 - 31 wickets

D. Eagtesham - Gymea Bay1992-93 - 5.61 avg

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Benjamin Letton St Patricks 2 67.25

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Thomas Rowlands Como Jannali I 7.6

Benjamin Letton St Patricks 2 l60x

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T. Jenkins - St Patricks1994-95 - 59.13 avg

E. rarKrn - bymea uay1999"2000 - 43 wickets

G. Hewitt - Como-Jannali1989-90 - 2.82 avg

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Jesse McPhee Gymea Bay 1 10

Jonathan Rose Gymea Bay 1 22

G. Morriss - Gymea Bay1995-96 - 686 runs

J. Brown - lttawong Menai2008-09 - lB6 avg

J. Mclnness - Gymea Bay1995-96 - 40 wickets

J. Mclnness - Gymea Bay1995-96 - 4.28 avg

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D. Whyte

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Hayden Magrath DLS Seagutts 1 6.16

Jaiden Connell DLS Seagutts l 102

Corey Cruickshank DLS Seagulls 1 9

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R. Morris - St John Bosco2004-05 - 102.6 avg

M. Titey - Heathcote1995-96 - 36 wickets

T. Sitburn - lllawong Menai2005-06 - 3.5 avg

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Paul Francis lllawong B[ue 51.6

James Nietsen lttawong White 18

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Jonathan Martin Caringbah 3 106

Kristian Pittai Gymea Bay 3 105

Benjamin Wittiams Como Jannati 3 I

Clayton Gadd ltlawong White 7

G. Henry - St John l l ,1995-96 - 47A rur '

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Mark Simpson Sytvania 2 3.68

Jackson Garrett Engadine 3 121

Nicholas Wiles DLS Seagutts 2 3 for ll

James Barnett Caringbah 4 11

Janad Nance Carinqbah 4 13

K. Ward - ll[awong Menai2007/08 - 491 runs

K. Ward - lllawong Menai2007108 -122.75

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"rrtlrlrtand Shire Junior Cricket Association fietded 9

txry', rcpresentative teams in the age groups from Ullsto t l l6s

tn lhrr Inter - District ShieLd Competitions, we had a mixedv..r'rrn with the Creak and Moore Shietds unfortunatetytrr,rnq the semi finat. However, to ba[ance this out theI rlmbined efforts of atl sides meant they take out the

"lrr,ll ShieLd for the most successfuI overa[[ Association.

',uthr:rtand atso fielded 3 teams in the Presidents Cupt rxrrpctition being the Ul2s, 14s, and 16s, with the Ul2slx,rnq the most successfut. Atthough some of the resultsrhl not go our way, the boys enjoyed their season.

',uthcrtand has continued with its tradition of winninglx A awards with Ben Letton being successfuI in takingrxrt thc Webtin Shietd pl.ayer of the year as wetl as thetr"rtlrng Award.

A,, rl atl levets of junior cricket, teams wou[d not be abte

to function without the untiring support of our volunteercoaches and managers who give up an enormous amountof their time, with speciat thanks going to the coacheswho do not have famity members ptaying in the teamsthey coach, in particutar Peter Schofietd and DennisPendergast.

Another year of SSJCA Management Committeemeetings has gone by with a large amount of time beingspent on representative cricket issues. SpeciaI thanks goto the Committee for their assistance and guidance. Inparticutar I woutd tike to pay special tribute to Jim Leewho provided invatuabte support and assistance to meover the last year. Being new to this rote, a[[ the mattersrequired of me in this position would not have been metwithout his assistance

Tony NeateRepresentative Manager

/"r.,r r,rnmunication. Ben and Bryce continued to anchorthr lntngs earty and provided a good early partnership.llrrt rl was Harry's aggressive innings of 9l that pushedtttr' rurr rate through the roof. Ryan also provided a,lrrrr k 25 but it was Jordan D and Niget who knew that't w,r,, their job to give Hany the strike and provide as'nrrr fr support as possible. lt was great to see Nick Srrxl krrdan W at the tait provide a heatthy extension tottr' ,,( 0rc tine. The best was yet to come and now it was,4r l{) us t0 bowt tight and restrict them to less than ourtot.rl Wc did this convincingty after earty wickets to ourlrxk'rs. lt was now Hawkesbury who was struggting*rth the low bounce of the wicket with Ryan and Scottlrlh bigging 3 wickets each after rattting the stumpsrrxl r atching the batsman in front. Nick P and Harrytrlh r ontributed with I wicket each and Jordan W took 2rrr kcts for I run off 1.2 overs with the hetp of Ben's safetr.rnrl,; Jordan D, Nick S and Jordan W also conkibuted*rlh I catch a piece. Hopefutl.y we coutd take this goodgrrlrrrrnance to the next game which woutd be against atrxrrlh l)arramatta side.

flound 3lf w against Parramatta at Suthertand fual

Itx'wcather had not been favourable leading up to thegrrrrr, with showers the day before and overnight. Wer'xvv that this game was possibty the most importantrrx, uut of the five games and a win was necessary toget lhrough to the semi's. Again the toss wasn't in ourl,mxrr trut we were determined to come out fighting.Itx, lrtch was Less than ideal. with the need to removehrxl, r;hunks of ftoating turf from around the batsmansrcet ll was great t0 see that our boys had come to ptayt,xLry with the bowlers ripping through Panamatta's top,rrlr,r ,rnd having them 5 wickets down for onty 37 runs.\.rrr provided the earty breakthrough with the hetp of arrrrxly t:atch from Scott to send the opener back for anr.rrly rust. Scott atso contributed with a clean bowledottr Alcxander getting an LBW and bowting Panamatta s,".lrr ',trike batsman for onty l. With a comfortable catcht,, Nrrlcl at point Ben was abte to extinguish a possibty,px;r,ruus innings that was buitding from the Parramattaqr.rrtr The man 0f the match was [eft for Bryce whorr,mrk'rl frustration to the opposition with a wett pitched

battthat created opportunities for catchestoAdam, Ryan,Jordan D and an LBW which produced great figures of4/18. The rain had been a pest a[[ morning with the coversbeing put on numerous times during the 43 overs that wehad comoteted. The overs had been reduced but we wereonty abte t0 get out and face I over before the umpirescalted for the covers again. The game was abandonedafter further rain fetl and there was insufficient time leftfor Panamatta to bowl the 30 overs reouired t0 make agame.

Round 4Won against Hornsby Ku-ring-ai at Barker ColtegeHornsby

There was no sign of rain and we won an important tossand decided to bat on a very flat wicket. Ben cementedhimsetf at the crease,and with the support of the othertop order batsmen was able to accumutate a greatinnings of 79. To be 5/160 was great and with overs inhand we woutd surely be abLe to amass a good totalfor the opposition to chase. As usual Ryan was able toput together a quick 34 runs which pushed the totat to155. lt was important t0 use our 60 overs so Jordan Dput together a n0t out innings trying to encourage theremaining batsmen to stay at the crease as long aspossible. The finaL score of 9/l9B gave us somethingthat we coutd definitel.y defend. Ryan struck earty andput the opposition into a spin with them Loosing 3 eartywickets for onty 8 runs. Ryan put together great figuresof 4/28 to cap off a good performance for the match. Thefirst change bowlers of Nick P and Scott broke 2 critica[innings that were on the rise and Nick P also capturedanother to get 2/17 for the innings. Ben also contributedto the removal of the opposition's tait with the taking ofa wicket. Jordan D had a great day behind the stumps totake 4 catches a[[ up but it didn't come without some painas Adam was given the ba[[ and was able to get 2 wicketsas a result of bowl.ing with ptenty of venom, s0 much s0that a stray batl made it through Jordan s gloves to leavea btoodied reminder of what the pitch was capable ofproviding. We were abte to come away from this gamewith ptenty of confidence for our last encounter againstCanterbury Wests.

Standing (L'R), Rod Whatley (Coach), Nick Sheridan, Scott Gordon'Phitlips, AtexWatkis, Ryan Almond,.Jordan Witson, Michaet Wtson (Manager)Seated (L-R), Harry lruine, Ben Dwarshuis. Nick Panich, Jordan Oow (Captain), AdamWhattE, Niget Garton, Bryce Cotes-Sinctair

Like atl years there are atways challenges to overcomeand this year was no different. Our major chattenge wasthe weather and this ptayed a huge part in the successof the season.

Unfortunately we drew 2 games after being washed outwith rain stopping ptay before our boys could show theretrue abitity. We were tucky enough this year to pLay athome on three occasions with 0ur trip to Richmond beingour furthest trio from the Shire.

Round IDrew against Newcastte at GM()

This was our first rain affected game. Unfortunatety ourcaptain Jordan didn't get the toss he wanted and we wereforced to bowl on what seemed a bit of a dead pitch. 0urbowters were stitt abte to appty good pressure t0 theopposition's batsmen with Ryan forcing their openingbatsman to make an early error resulting in a caught andbowted for hisfirst in thisyears campaign. Atexfottowednot long after to dismiss the Newcastte number three

by knocking his stumps over. Scott, the two Nicks andJordan Witson kept the tid on the opposition's run ratewith good bowting. lt wasn't long untiI the rain startedcoming down but not before Harry was abte t0 capturea wicket with the hetp of a catch going to Ryans hands.It was 0n with the covers and out with the supersopperand after onty 31 overs we would not take the fietd againand with further big down pours 0f rain the umpires hadno choice but to catt it a daywith not enough time on thectock to have a reduced over game.

Round 2Win against Hawkesbury at Hawkesbury

It was a nice day out in the west and we found oursetveswith the pads on after the coin fetl in our favour. The pitchwas pretty ftat and our opponents didn't get much outof it with the batt staying low on occasions. The boystooked Like they were in a good mood to get some runs0n a ground that had tush thick grass in some outfieldareas. Adam and Ben took it to Hawkesbury fromba[[ one but unfortunately Adam was run out after a

Round 5Lost against CanterburyWest at GM()

Unfortunately Jordan D's tuck with the toss wasn'timproving and Canterbury West jumped at the chance tobat f irst. 0ur bowters weren't quite hitting the mark and ittook some great attack in the fietd to get our first wicketby a quatity direct hit run out from Bryce. With a changeto the bovttting attack to Adam we were abte to force anerror for a catch to be taken by Harry. Ihe opening batterwasstittturning overthescoreand beforewe knewittheywere over 120 on the scoreboard untit Nick P provideda gem of a ba[[ to knock the stumps over. Harry with Iwicket, Ben and Adam with 2 each atl put in to capturethe middte order of Canterbury West with the assistanceJordon D behind the stumps. At the end of the 60 overswe were onty abte to capture 7 wickets and they hadwound the score up to 203. We were capabte of gettingthe runs as [ong as we didn't panic. A lot of our top ordergot good starts but we had lost one additionaI wicket forthe same amount of runs. lt was good to see everybodycontributing runs from Ben 36, 8ryce 37, Harry 41, and

Jordan D 34. We were now in a good position but it wasgoing to be a real nail biter. Coul.d the tail wag enough toget us over the tine? Niget got a good start to his inningsbefore getting run out. Nick S, Scott and Jordan W coutdonly advance the score to 186 so it was up to Nick P andAlexander to bring us over the Line. Unfortunatety with l0balts remaining and 3 runs to get we lost our tast wicket.Ihere woutd be no chance to advance to the semi's as wehad nour dropped to third place in our group.

Sincere thanks to Mike Witson who did a fantastic job asManager for the team and thank you to atl parents fortheir support for the boys. Thank you to altthe famities forthe great afternoon teas with Suthertand always settinga very high standard that other associations raved about.Finatty as this is the finaI year of the boys'junior cricket Iwoutd like to take this opportunityto wish the boys al.tthebest in the future in their cricketino careers.

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lhe 2009/2010 Webtin Shietd Season was futl ofhrghtights, promise and Laughs. The side welcomed newCayer Gavin Ho in to the side as wetl as the return of BenI otton and Jake Purser. Jamie Brown was rewarded withlhc captainry and impressed as he learned and improvedlhoughout the year. The team finished the season with3 wrns out of 5 games, and at times played some reattympessive cricket. Unfortunatety though, short [apses inul game, especiatty against St George cost us a possibteftnots birth.

h the whol,e, the team shoutd be pteased with theirrosutts this season as our draw meant it woutd be a toughrooson from the beginning. There are many cricketers inlhrs side who have very bright futures. ltwas a pleasuretorooch this side and I woutd personally tike to thank Neitl\lrscr for his constant hetp and work as the manager oflhc srde as wetl as Duncan Hunt who gave up his time tor oach the side, with no direct affitiation. The hetp fromdt lhe famity and friends this season was very muchrpgeciated and the afternoon teas were once again theorwy of visiting sides.

Match Resutts

Round I ACT 178 (H. Smith 3/19, S. Kar 2/19, J. Purser2/27) was defeated by Suthertand 5/145 (8. Letton 68*, J.Brown 52) on superior run rate after 33.3 overs.

Round 2 Suthertand 156 (H. Mclean 36, J. Biviano 28, B.Letton 23) defeated by Georges River St George 9/204 (J.Brown 2/19, J. Purser 2.22, H. Smith 2/37)

Round 3 BankstownTl2lS (H. Mclean 3/42, J. Purser2/47) defeated Suthertand 9/228 (H. Mclean 62, J. Brown60, S. Kar 31, J. Hastam 28*) on superior run rate after51 overs.

Round 4 Suthertand 81225 B. Letton l5l') defeatedCanterbury & Western Suburbs 9/208 (G. Ho 2/25, S. Kar426)

Round 5 Parramatta 90 0. Purser 5/14, J. Brown 2/13, B.Drury 2116, J Biviano 4 catches) defeated by Suthertand7/ll7 (8. Letton 38, H. Smith 31, J. Haslam l7*)

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Ptayers

Ryan AgarUnfortunatety had timited opportunity during the seasonand was not abte to property represent his abitity. Asone of three spinners selected in the side, overs wereatways going to be an issue. His continued motivationand enthusiasm is a testament to his personality andteam approach. His fietding was impressive and the teamatways had confidence in him to easity perform his role inthe side. With continued application, his spin bowting andvariation wit[ show great potentiaI for the future.

Jarryd BivianoPl.ayed a very different rote this season compared toprevious ones. His role as the opening batsman forthe side was unsetfish and his statistics do not fairtyrepresent his performances. His innings' consisted ofgutsing it out earty against some good bowting attacks,enabting the middte order to successfutty pite on theruns. His keeping this year was once again impressive,with his best returns coming against eventual grand-finatists Parramatta inctuding 4 catches.

Jamie BrownEnjoyed his first season as captain of the side. He was ajoy to work as his bowting changes and field ptacementswere skategic and effective throughout the season. 0n apersonaI note. his season was atso successfut inctudingtwo hatf centuries inctuding a top score of 60 againsteventuat semi-finatists. Bankstown as wet[ as a totaI of 5wickets with best figures of 2/13 in the finat round. He isa very talented cricketer and I am sure he wiLt be one towatch for the future.

Brendan Druryls an inteltigent cricketer who is a genuine swing bowterHis bowting was at its best when he kept the batt pitchedup attowing for wving, his lines frustrated the batsmanwith his best figures of 2/16 coming in the finat roundagainst Parramatta. Aswetl as his cricket abitity, his inputin to the side was extremety important and impressive.These qualities definitety portray a captain of the future.

Jonathan HaslamPl.ayed without tuck for a tot of the season. As a top orderbatsman ptaying in onty 5 games, some tough decisionsand good fietding can tead to a tough patch. In sayingthat, he had two not out scores with his best performancecoming against eventuaI semi-finalists Bankstownof 28*. His apptication and motivation throughout theseason was unfauttabte as he was constantty eager tolearn and improve. He has a lot of potentiat and I am surebwvling attacks in the future wit[ be made to pay.

Gavin HoExperienced his first season in the representative shietdside. His effective Off Spin bowl.ing and late innings powerhitting featured when he was given the opportunity. Hisbowting performance against Canterbury & WesternSuburbs of 2/25 encompassed impressive pressure offspin bowting. Gavins bowting was most dangerous andeffective when he showed confidence in tossing the baLtup and giving it a rip. Experience and overs wi[[ altow hisabitity to prosper.

Sag KarWas a pteasure to coach. His humour throughout theseason complemented his impressive spetls of fastbowling. He was at the peak of powers when he kept thebowt pitched, atlowing his pace and movement to troubtemost batsmen. His best returns came in the first roundwhere he took 2/19 against ACT in a game where he atsomade a qual.ity direct hit run out from gutty. His late orderbatting shoutd also be mentioned where he made someimportant runs at a quick rate, inctuding a top score of 3lagainst Bankstown.

Ben LettonHad an unbetievabte season. Ben was awarded withboth the Webtin Shietd Ptayer of the Year as we[[ asthe Webtin Batting award. Through the duration of the5 games he amassed 301 runs at an average of 100.33including an incredibte innings of l5l* against Canterbury& Western Suburbs in which no other Suthertand ptayersurpassed. Congratulations Ben on such a great season,it was a testament to your concentration, apptication andtemperament throughout the season.

flryden Mclean)lr.l ,ll imDressive season. His contributions with bothttr l).rt and batl this year were very worthwhile. Heorryrycd his role as an opening batsman this year as wetll .r lop order bowler showing great abitity throughoutllr \cason. His performance against eventual semi-lrr.rhsts Bankstown, especiatty impressed as his [ine andlouth bowting was rewarded with f igures of 3/42 and histrn4h batting with 62.

fl|o PurserlY,r., wctcomed back in to this side this year and made thenur,l o[ every opportunity he was given. He bowted withgn.rt rntent and represented a genuine swing bowler. Hlsdrlrty and effort was rewarded with a competition high l2nr kcts inctuding a brittiant spett of 5/14 against eventualg,rrrd finalists, Panamatta. He troubLed top orderlul.'rnan throughout the competition and has a wealth ofgxrlr,ntrat. Wetldone Jake, on an impressive season.

)[yden Smithh .ln observant and tatented cricketer His teg-spin

bowting especiaLty impressed the side throughout theseason. Hayden's best figures came against ACT with 3important wickets taken for only 19 runs. Every time hecame on to bow[, there was a feeting that something wasgoing to happen which is a sign of an exciting bowler. Hismiddle order batting was atso very important to the side,with his best score of 3l against eventual grand{inatistsPanamatta.

Jordan Trajcevskils a talented cricketer whose resutts this season didn'treflect his abitity. As a top order batsman in a teamcompetitive for places in the order, it was always goingto be tough t0 get a constant position. When given theopportunity, Jordan showed gtimpses of his potential.,evidence that he is wett and truty capabte at this leveL.Continued application in,his game and batting witt attowhim to reap the rewards of his ability.

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Standing (L-R), !1ark Chapman {Coach), Dan Faltins, MatthflSaundefs,8en Wr[[iams, Ethan Grinham, Jse McPhee, Luke I\4cPhee (Manager)

Seated(L-R),JamesCorbett ,HarryChapman Patf ickDriscolt ,ot iverSetby, lackWood,CameronBurge$,TrentSmith

|f! nr0,it dangerous opening attack in the competitionrrrtrl lklt's back injury Limited him mid way through the

llt.rrkl0wn managed 84 as Jack with 4 and Dan 3*', kr,l.; bowled tightty and were backed up by greatrr,klrrrl. 0tiver made 3l as we chased down the target,xrrlortably. Jesse made 47 and Jack 40 as we made

VltV. ,rqainst ACT but again it was excetlent bowling and'x'trlnrl that bowted out ACT for 100. Jack took 3, Corbo.rxl I lhan 2 wickets each.

ihr.r ,,r:0rching day at 0tds Parkwe knewwe had to beat'*rrrrl,, to quatify. Ben's direct hit run out of their startrrt'.rrrirn in about the 4th over was the turning point; they,{r/r,r | ccovered and were bowted out for 77.

rr",',r' rnade Light work of the chase despite some quaLity'.".rrn bowling from Saints and we passed them 2 downr', rlnlify for our second successive semi finat. A great(l l(,t l l tom the boys.

'rxrtlr I astern had scored a mountain of runs in therr.xl ul) t0 the semi finaL (and 5 EB representatives) andI'rrvrrrq at the ground it was easy to see why. The fietd*.r'. trkc an ice skating rink. Ethan's superb bowling got

"rrr .i wickets with intimidation and ferocity white Jack, rtrt4)t,(l in again with 2 wickets" Att of the bowlers can1.. r orrqratulated on their efforts. A score of 7/253 was

decent, but the boys were confident we could run it0own.

After a positive start a poor run out saw Jesse take thegame by the scruff and betted 50, Jack 45, 0tiver a brisk38 and Trent a fighting 30. We were wetl in it and couldsee South Eastern setf destructing.

They obviousty had not had a team take it up to themLike these boys did. The setf betief was fantastic butunfortunately a few tight decisions (third umpire, ptease l)and some poor decisions by us cost us the game and wefe[[ 13 runs short.

The Lads can be very proud of their achievements thisseason and once again shoutd be congratutated on theway they handted themselves on and off the fietd. Theway they handled the unsportsmantike behaviour in thesemi final made me and the parents very proud and goesto show you can compete we[[ without resorting to thattype of behaviour.

Thanks again to the parents who drove the lads to attparts of Sydney as wetl as providing afternoon teas thatmade up for the [ack of quatity amenities at our homeground. Third time tucky in 2010?r

Mark ChapmanCoach

lf the 2008 series was about fantastic batting, then 2009was about bowting and fietding. These guys set thestandard for the rest of the competition in the fiel.d andcombined with excetlent bowting saw the team quaLifyfor the semi finats for the second year in a row.

0nce again the lads got themsetves into a winningposition and with 5 overs left in the semi it looked like wewould be ptaying in a finat. Unfortunatety tosing wicketsa tittte too regutarty in the finat overs cost us; but moreabout that later.

Pat DriscoLl and Corbo Corbett joined the team thisseason and both contributed wetl at different stages.Pat's Left arm mediums were accurate and Corbo did agreatjob with ba|'[ in hand atso. His catch at Heathcote inthe rain was a btinding effort, running 20 odd metres totake a diving screamer at square [eg.

Trent Smith ptayed again this season and contributedwhenever calted upon. His bowting was a key for us inmany games and white he didn't rip through sides the

pressure he built was fantastic - especiatty for the guysbowting at the other end.

AtL of the games were keenty contested. A no-resultagainst Hornsby Kuringai & Hi[[swas a shame because at8-l0l after their shortened innings we were looking goodthings but just as we were about to start our innings. therains came again and we headed home.

Travetting to St lves against North Shore, we starteddreadfutty to be 5 - 30 odd, scrambling to 94 thanks to afighting innings from Harry at the top of the order.

Ethan and Ben smashed their top order as they cotlapsedto 5 - 30 odd. Constant pressure in the fietd kept us inthe game, atong with great bowting from Trent. At 9 - 90we created the chance to win the game but grassed itinstead.

It was one of the most exciting games and by the endboth sides supporters were lining the boundary to be asclose to the action as oossibte. Ben and Ethan formed

l{,rtr h Resutts

fftrund I,, rt lrr,r lir nd drew with Bankstown 3/53 (aft er 33 overs)A t,r 'r,,bach 2/10, J Hess 1/25

trxrnd 2,,rt lrr,r [and l/108 defeated Camden l0l' I trrylc 50n.0., J Rose 30, D Fisher 3/18, N Marciante 219, AGersbach 2l2tr

llrrund 3',,rllrlr [and 6/169 def Canterbury 83

l,kr,r: 59, T Doy[e 38, A Gersbacj 24, A Gersbach 3/21, B Heffernan 2/3

lrrund 4',,rl lr lr land 9/l89 def Hawkesbury 6l: rtrr,r' /r7, A Gersbach 62, D Fisher 15, J Hess 3/16, A Roberts 2/12

l{rrund 5',,rllrlr[and 5/165 defeated by CentraL Coast 6/168, I r',lrcr 39. A Gersbach 31, B Curtis 26 n.0., B Woodward 3/15Standing (L-R), Tony Hess (Manager), Oylan Rae, Nathan [4afciante, Just n Hess, Jonathan Rose, 0ane Fisher, Peter Schofietd (Coach)

Seated (L R), Brayden Heffernan, James Hawk$orth, Tom Doyle, Brendan Curtis, Atex Roberts, BlakeWoodward, Atex Gerbach

Ihe WS Gee Shietd team had a good season in 2009.Whitst we did not quaLify for the finals, the players gave100% through out the season and did not give up untit thefinat bail. was bowLed.

Peter Schofield could not have asked for any more effortor commitment from the boys during the season.

Ihe first game washout against Bankstown ptaced usunder pressure for the rest of the season.

Ihe boys ptayed weLt untit the last game against CentralCoast who were a very good side.

The hightiqht of the season was the atl round teamperformance against eventuaI finatist Hawkesbury withthe boys pLaying excepti0naI cricket in aLt aspects of ptaykeeping them to 6l which was their lowest score for theseason including the fina[.

Once again, we have been fortunate to have a great group

of boys who have devetoped long term relationships withtheir team mates and are maturing into great youngmen.

The whole season was the consummate team effortwith each and every one of the boys contributing in eachgame.

Several boys have been rewarded by making theEmerging Blues Squads for 2010. Justin Hess, Iom Doyle,Atex Gersbach, Jonothan Rose and Dane Fisher are to becongratutated on their efforts.

0n behaLf of the boys and Peter, we woutd tike to thankatt the parents that hetped in every way whenever askedto assist.

From the boys, thank you Schoey for your guidance,coaching and friendship thru out the season which wi[[continue long after the last batt is bowted.

Standing (L-R), f4ick [4cCray {f4anager), I)ennis Pendergast (Coach), Angus Fattins, Aotei Yu, Jack Thorne (Vice-Captain), loelAtmond, James Hoy, Greg Horner (Coach)

Seated (L-R)' Devtin f4atone, Josh Horner (Captain), Joey Cox, Henry li4coray Lachtan Smith, lqichael Noward, Joshua Johnston

lA v South Eastern,ruf l16 was enough against last year's premiers, shel..rrrr krd with the fastest disptay of quick bowting sincer rl[,r' ilrd lhompson (wett), certainty the quickest int .rw',r:y Shield this year, rotted for 78. Fat[ of wickets, l-4,; t ,'.t

'l ,1+-7,5-8, 6-ll, 7-ll. 0UTSTANDING. Josh Horner

ttt', locl Atmond i2*. Aolei Yu 3, Lachlan Smith, Joshrt(nll and Devlin Malone 2 each.

lrx, ,rbove stats fai[ to show Joey Coxs fine wicketrrl'l)ulq skitts. Taking some thunderbolts from our,4x'rrtttq quicks he never ft inched. WeL[ done mate.

t tr,,rrly lhe batting never fired, certainly some dogged'nnrn(ls were ptayed by individual.s but a lack oflrrrtrrcrshrps in the high/ middle order atways put us'lr irk'r the pump.

ttur lrctding remained assertive and switched 0n whitsttlil' lx)wling always gave us every chance for a positive' r,,rrlt, at[ things we can improve upon next season.

The Boys' Ihe manager, coaching staff and Associationcan feeI extremety proud of the fine young cricketers whorepresented the Arch Cawsey shie[d this past season.

Their conduct 0n and off the field was exemptify and therespect shown to their opposition was a credit t0 a fineIeam.

Thanks, How fortunate were we to have so many toassist us! Firstty the mums, for providing the beautifuIafternoon teas, obviousty the boys enjoyed them forI doubt if Usain BoLt woutd have beaten them to thetable, atso to the fathers sharing the scoring duties andboundary markings, we never had to seek votunteers.

Thanks to the SSJCA. for your backing especially TonyNeate, Jim Lee and Tom Croucher who our attendedgames for support.

Manager Mick McCray.Coaches Greg Horner & Dennis Pendergast.

Sutherland s Cawsey Shietd took on a different look thisseason with four new additions, Michael Howard, JamesHoy, Devl.in Matone and Lachtan Smith. Josh Horneraccepted the captaincy with Jack lhorne his deputy.

Last year's "veterans" Joet Atmond, Joey Cox, AngusFa[[ins, Joshua Johnson, Henry l{cCray and Aotei Yumade up an extremety competitive twetve.

In what our manager termed the "poo[ of death" we drewthree of last years final four, former premiers SouthEastern, St George/Georges River and North Shore.lttawana and Penrith made up the final composition.

Rfl v St George/Georges RiverSaw us in a commanding position with our opponents4-50 off 28 overs before being washed out, a result thatlater paid heavity with our campaign. Joe[Atmond, JoshHorner and Jack Thorne 1 wicket each. Josh Johnston 2catches.

R/2 v Penrith

Batting first with a skinny 137 we almost pul.ted off anoutright with the mountain boys 7-74 after their firstinnings of only 39. Henry McCray 49, MichaeL Howard lB,Devtin Malone l9*. Wickets in combined innings DevtinMalone 4, LachLan Smith, Joe[ Atmond, Angus Fallins2 each and Josh Horner, James Hoy, Aotei Yu & JackThorne I wicket each. Joey Cox 2 stumpings.

R/3v lttawarnll.tawana s first year of reps (the first year they contend)and a very good side, we fe[[ over the [ine in the very lastover, 7-105 to their 104. Josh Horner 31, Devtin Matone 16& Josh Johnston 15* & Jack Thorne 13. Joet Atmond 3,Aotei Yu, Jack Thorne & James Hoy I wicket each.

R/4 v North ShoreOur 133 was not enough with the leafy northernerspassing us in the 47th overwith 2 wickets in hand. JoshHorner 28, Josh Johnston 19 & James Hoy 15. JoshHorner 3, Aotei Yu, Lachlan Smith, Joet Atmond & DevtinMalone 1 wicket each. Josh Horner 2 catches.

The Creak Shiel.d team of 2009/10 comprised 2 returningplayers from last year s team and l0 graduates from ourUl0 Devetopment Squad. During the course of the repseason they devetoped from a team of inexperiencedrookies to a side capabte of beating any other in thecompetition. We eventua[[y bowed out of the competitionin an extremely ctose semi{inal loss to Bankstown, theeventual premiers of the comp. After some promisingpretiminary training sessions and a comfortable win inour trial game, our first comp fixture against Inner WestHarbour was an anti-climatic wash-out after a promisinginitial session with the bal.L that saw us claim 3 eartywickets . ALready it was becoming obvious that we had anextremety strong bowting side.

Game 2 against Camden was a disappointing lossby a mere 7 runs - a game that saw our inexperienceshow, particularty our batting and fietding. Game 3again hightighted our bowling strength as we bowtedCanterbury - Wests out cheapl.y and cruised to acomfortable win with some good top order batting.Game 4 was time to hit the road for an away game

against Newcastte. Ihis would be the turning point of ourseason. With a[[ players and famities travetting up northand staying at the same hotet the day before the game itprovided the boys a great opportunity to bond even closeras a team. Who'tl ever forget the "Royat Rumble" in thehotel swimming poo[ on Saturday afternoon! Game daysaw the boys turn up with the right attitude as we battedfirst and some outstanding top order partnerships tookus to a formidabte total of 222. Again, our bowling wasfirst class as we dismissed Newcastle for 5l with aLLbowlers chipping in. The boys were feeting confident aswe sent Newcastte in for a second bat. This time roundproved a bit tougher, but a great team spirit and attitudesaw us ctaim the necessary wickets to again bowl ouropponents out and claim a rare outright win and have usback in semiJinaI contention.

0ur last regular round fixture was against Btacktown whowere on top of our division. A win would see us teap frogthem and progress to the semis. Batting first we posteda competitive totat of 152 after another solid effort fromour top order. ()ur bowlers battled through the heat of the

Standi ng (L- R), l4a di n Cote (Coach) Ch ris Spencer, Ha rry TattersatL, Brendan Cote, Jam es Arnold, Luke Entwistte Gra nt Arnotd (f4anager)Seated (L-R), Jack Dwarshuis, Luke Hawksorth, f4itchettJohnson (Vice-Captain),Janod Mazurkiwicz {Captain), Dytan Smith,WttVandermaat, Luke Mitler

.rltr,rnoon against some good batting, but once again our'rrvlr say-die attitude meant we cteaned up their lower,rrr|trr and bowted them out for 130.

ttrrr semi{inal preparation was thrown into panic',orrurwhat when we had 2 key pLayers forced to withdrawnrth ittness on the eve of the match. A very promising'.l,rrt with the batt had us wetl on top, but some badtur k and inexperience saw us let them get back in therg.rrrrc. This was continued on when we batted, and werrrrlor tunateV came up just short of our opponents totat.lhr j0urney was finatty over. Congratutations to thekrlirrwing boys for an outstanding series

lanod Mazurkiewicz (Captain) - Led the top orderwrlh backlo-back half centuries and used his previousyr,,u 's experience to captain the side we[[ throughout the

"t,t lcs.

l"tichetl Johnson (Vice-Captain) - A great team ptayerwho had some good knocks at No. 3. Was sorety missed,xr.;cmiJinaI day

lomes Arnotd - Formed a very solid opening battingpr tnership with Janod which gave us some great starts.lkwted extremely we[[ to take 7 top order wickets. Arlrr,irt atl round effort

I uke Hawksworth - A year younger than the rest ofthr, tcam, Luke showed maturity beyond his years tolut sotidly in the top order and double as team wicket-kr,r'pcr to a high standard.

ftrtt Vandermaa[ - Made some vatuable contributions intlrl rnidd[e order and stepped up brittiantly to the roLe oflrr.,t string spinner.

llrendan Cole - Mr Versatile batting any,vhere from N0 4trr ll ;ind providing some hard hitting fotLow up to our top,,rrIrr. Took on the chattenge ofsecond string spinner.

llar ry Tattersall - The "Crowd Favourite". 0ften providedtlr lurning point in a match with either strong middle,rrrh'r batting at great strike rate or his swing bowl.ing*hrr h also resutted in wickets at a oreat strike rate.

Luke Mitter - Was asked to take on the role of openingthe bowting and responded magnificentty by takingwickets with each opening spetl he bowled. Providedgood support with his batting and was an inspiration inthe fieLd.

Dytan Smith - Used his experience from last year we[[by bowting some outstanding spetls at times they wereneeded. His sheer pace meant he provided us with someextremety valuable break. A team teader when fietding

Jack Dwarshuis - Proved t0 be one of the best bowlersin the competition, taking wickets with every speLL hebowled and giving up very few runs at the same time.Another outstanding fiel.der and fitted in admirably as aNo 3 bat in the semi when required.

Luke Entwistte - Another outstanding bowter who tookwickets regularty and bowled extremely wetl in tandemwith Jack. Moved the batt effectively and was a delightto watch as he confused opposing batters. A g00d teamman and sharp fietder

Chris Spencer - Another member of our bowting rotationwho showed the abitity to pick up vatuabLe wickets atthe right time. Who coul.d forget the first batt of his spettagainst Newcastle! Has now returned t0 WA and witl bemissed by his team mates.

A big thank you from at[ the team to our manager GrantArnotd for his efficiency and enthusiasm in a[[ matters.Provided me with some great support at training and ongame days. Atso thanks t0 our scorers Andrew Gerryand Jo for your efforts during the series. And a greatbig thank you to the mothers and families who providedsome outstanding afterno0n teas f0r the boys

Congratulations to atl ptayers on a very successful andenjoyabte season. Use the experience gained this yearand look forward to another successful campaign nextseas0n.

Martin CoteCoach

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i l : , r r t t t t 2',t {,{,0rge Sutherland 85 (Annie Watson 34, Sarahtt.rknriln 20) was defeated by Northern Sydney 5/86t "trr lt Fernando 3/22)

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rrrr. 'illGCA U13 team was even more successful, onty,".rrrr; I preLiminary match and f inishing 2nd in their poot.t t''y I hcn won the ptay off for 3rd in the finals.

! r,r., t,; il great achievement for these girts, many of whom.rrr. rrnly ptaying their first or second year 0f cricket.

lh,, tcOr", we were very fortunate to have two women's

lst grade ptayers, Kath Koschel and Clare Crewdsonfrom the St George Sutherland Slayers, coaching thegirls teams. Ihey were impressed with the team and theyhave their eyes on a few of our older girts to join the gradectub s Ul7 Brewer Shield team in future years.

A coupl.e of players from last year s Suthertand Ul5 team,Lauren Mitetich (ex lLtawong Menai)and Caittin McGregor(ex St Patricks SRGCA), have made this step t0 BrewerShietd and have had outstanding seasons so far and bothwere deservedly rewarded with their lst grade debut forSt George Suthertand during January this year.

MichaeL RyanManager

Standing, Michael Ryan (manager) Sarah Barkman, Caitlin Nader AnnieWatson, Anna Horlon Bronte EngtishKneeting, Etten Ryan, Felicia Fernando, Erin Hottand, Natasha Ramrakha, Etizabeth Nixon, f4itena De SiLva

The NSW District Cricket Association conducts a girlsrepresentative cricket c0mpetition each year, but untikethe boys who have a round robin competition throughoutthe season, the girts have a carnival during Januarywhich was hetd at Castte Hitlthis year.

There are 2 age groups for girts, Ul3 (Mottie Dive Shietd)and Ul5 (Margaret Peden Shietd). In recent years, both StGeorge and Suthertand have separatety entered teams inthe carnival but this year neither had enough girts in theright ages groups so we entered a combined St George -

Suthertand team in the Margaret Peden Shietd.

There was atso a SRGCA team in the MotLie DiveShietd made up of girLs who ptay in the Locat all.-girtscompetition. We have quite a few Suthertand girts in theU8s and Ul0s this year so it shoutd onty be a year or twobefore we have fu[[ strength teams again.

The Ul5 team ptayed wett with some good individuatperformances, particutarty from our captain Annie

Watson and opening bowters Feticia Fernando and AnnaHorton.

The first game was particularly exciting with St GeorgeSuthertand hotding their nerve against Penrith whoneeded ll off the last over. The other games were againstNorthern Sydney and Cenkal Coast which are areas withvery strong girts competitions but the team can be proudof the effort put in by everyone and the spirit in which thematches were played.

The team finished 3rd in their poot and were stitl a chanceto finish in the top 2 and progress to the final round butother matches didn't go the way we needed them to.

Match Resutts

Round ISt George Suthertand 9/128 (Anna Horton 55, FeliciaFernando 22) defeated Penrith 8/124 (Sarah Barkman 2/5+ 2 runouts)

'..k\ ti0n. Matthew Stanton opened the bowting and usedtrrl rrrv ba[[ to good effect, atways making it difficutt to'r oru Although his wicket tatly was onty 4, he bowted'rrrrr lr better than that and fetl victim to our one weaklr,,t which was stips catching.

N,rttr;rn E[is fared much better by bowl.ing more directty.rrxl the majority of his 9 wickets were bowted and L.B.W.,,rx {rirling a hat kick against North Shore. Added to this*.r',.;ome outstanding form with the bat which included.r tll) score of 74 and 147 runs for the season.

t r,rrrr flcrne (C) and Chris Young U.C.) had sotid seasons*rth thc bal[ with 5 and 6 wickets respectivety. Had they, rxr,,crr t0 take more responsibitity with the bat instead,rl rlurng other ptayers opportunities their impact wouldh.ryr, been greater but Liams Lightning 3l against Manty,rnrl Chris's fighting 14 against Central Coast when a[L*t,rl fatting around him were two of the standout innings0l lllc Vear.

Brad Ford contributed a fine innings against ManLy (38)but his bowting suffers from not enough overs at clublevet.

Nichotas Robertson, Sean Picone and Aden Reynolds(V.C.) att had seasons interrupted by injury so theirimpact was less than they woutd have tiked. Some moreovers from any of them or a quick{ire innings may haveresutted in turning around a coupte of our losses, buteach of them contributed to an enjoyable team effort.

Finatty I woutd tike to thank the parents for theirsupport and assistance. In particular, thanks to AnnetteRobertson for managing the side and at[ the great sc0rerswho made ourjobs that much easier. I have nothing butpraise for these young men and wish them wetl for theirsporting endeavors in the future.

Thanks and Cheers!Adam Young

Standing{L-R),AdamYoung(Coach),CameronLane lvlatthewStanton,NicholasRobertson,BeauWoodgate,AnnetteR0binson{l4anager)Seated (L-Rl: Nathan Ettis, Liam Strachar, ChristopherYoung (Vice Captain), Liam Herne (Captain), Aden Reynotds (Vice Captain), Sean Picone, Bowen f..litchel

Absent, Brad Ford

Firstty may I thank the SSJCA for the opportunity to coachthis side, a team of mature young men who approachedtheir cricket in an enthusiastic and positive manner.

0ur resutts were mixed but even in the face of adversitytheir team spirit and competitive nature atways shonethrough. Al.though there were some "veteran" rep ptayersamong the team there were atso 4 players making theirrepresentative debut, leading to a very mixed [eve[ ofcricketin g experience.

We won 2 games, lost 3 and had a bye, with the last gamebeing washed out. Ihe two wins, against Newcastle andNorth Shore, were comprehensive and in two of the threelossesjust an ounce of luck ourwaywould have changedthe result.

The Captain and Vice-Captains (Liam, Chris and Aden)were given the responsibil.ity to control things out in themiddte and performed admirabty in this respect.

Ihey were atways looking to invotve a[[ members of

the team where they betieved they couLd add vatue andthis attitude of inclusion had a big effect on the teambonding.

One way to gauge this is to Look at the impact of the fournewcomers to rep. cricket.

Bowen Mitchett opened the batting and, al.though hishighest score was 23, we were usuatty off to sotid startswhen batting.

Cameron Lane, batting at number 3, achieved the highestaggregate for the team with l4B runs and the top scoreof the season (89).

Beau Woodgate contributed with bat and batt during theseason and Liam Strachan became our second highestwicket taker (7) which inctuded a spetl of 5 for 17 againstNewcastte.

We also had 2 players who are etigible for rep cricketagain next year and should be pushing for Shield

Stand i ng {L- R), Paut Bu rg (Coach), lqatt Z uber Benn Haltma n, Ca mp betl Jackson, B rendan Roya It, |\.4 itc h Selwood, Ja net H ickman (ManagedSeated (L-R), loet Beattie, TravisJemmeson, Aaron Buti, Adam Burg, Ethan Spratt, Ross Hickman, Marcus Beattie

nrl lor 16. l'4att batted superbty for 32 and with BrendanIt,ry,rl[ 37, Mitchett Setwood 22 and Campbett Jackson'."r,r'Jring 31, we were abte to reach 159 for the Loss ofrrly 5 wickets. Hornsby put 0n 54 before the first wicket'r'll ,rrrd things weren't [ooking good.

A,l.rrrr []urg came into the attack bowting his "chinaman's".rrrrl rrnmediately struck taking 2 wickets. He bowled ay r',rt spell taking 2/19 off l0 overs. Even more impressive*.r', Marcus Beattie who once again bowled exceltentLy',rrr',lrrng with trl27 off his l0 overs. Ross Hickman atsot'xrk 2 vital wickets, 2/25 off 9. Unfortunately, Hornsby'., .rpcd home with 4 batls to spare 9 wickets down. This'r.r', ,r tcrrific game 0f cricket!

trr l{rrund 4 against North Shore, wewere c0mprehensivety,nrtpl;ryed. Unfortunatety, we lost our 0pening bowter, BenIl.r{lrnan, t0 a serious sh0utder injury and Patrick DriscoLt, .rrrrc into the side. We batted first and after a fine 41,4x,nrng stand, we struggted. Matt Zuber batted weLl.l1.rrr top scoring with 26. ln a rain interrupted innings,*,' rrrached 8/ll3 off 44 overs.

,hrr r)pening bowters, CampbetL Jackson and Patrick{tl.,rolt, kept it tight but Hornsby eventuaLty had nor,rxrlrtc reaching this target in the 36th over 4 wickets,krwl Adam Burg wasthe pick of the bowterstaking 2/18'r'lh l\ar0n Bu[[ and Ethan Spratt each taking a wicket.

r' 0ur next game against Penrith, we comptetetyrrtpllyed the opposition. Penrith batted first and never

tooked comfortabte. Patrick Driscot[ took the first wicketand then it was a steady procession from there. RossHickman bowted an excellent spetL taking the next 2wickets and finishing with 3/20 off 7 but once again AdamBurg was the pick with lrll9 otf 10. Marcus Beattie andAaron But[ also took a wicket each.

We lost our openers earty but they were the onty wicketsto fattwith MitchetL Setwood, a terrific knock of 53n0, andBrendan Royatl, a patient 27n0, putting together an 86run partnership to get us home in the 38th over. This wasa great team effort!

Round 6waswashed out.

During the series, we used tlvo wicketkeepers, BrendanRoya[L and Joe[ Beattie. Both these boys kept extremetywe[[ in every game.

Fina Lty, I'd tike to thank aLt the boys for their efforts duringthe series. You were a great group of boys to coach, a realcredit to your parents. A big thank you to our Manager,Janet Hickman, for your organisation of the team andyour tireless efforts in scoring, and to atl the parents fory0ur support especiatty with umpiring and the nutritionalafternoon teas. lt was a real pleasure to be associatedwith you alt.

Paul BurgCoach

The team was a mixture of boys who had previoustyptayed representative cricket and those who were newto the scene. lt was a great experience for these newptayers as they realised that the intensity was certaintydifferent to club cricket.

Ihe side was capabty ted by Ross Hickman with hetp fromVice-Captain, Adam Burg. We were competitive in everygame, winning two out of our five games with Round 6being washed out. The pleasing aspect of our play wasthat the boys never gave up, most evident in our gameagainst Newcastle where we won on the [ast batt.

Round 1 was a home game against Central Coast whereRoss won the toss and batted. Mitchett Setwood 44,Campbetl..Jackson 25 and Brendan Royatt 23 were thestand out batsmen and we were 7 Ior 136 off our 50overs. lt was atways going to be hard to restrict thembut Campbett 4132 and Mitchett 2/18 made it tough forthe opposition, however they passed our score 7 wicketsdown in the 44th over. A soecial mention to Aaron Bu[[who bowled his off-spinners superbty in this game.

Our next game was a trip t0 Newcastle where we lostthe toss and bowLed. They made a sotid start untiI thedestroyer, Marcus Beattie, was brought into the attack.In 5 overs. he had taken 3/12. Mitchetl Selwood bowted asuper spetl in this game Vl9 off l0 overs. Ross Hickmanchimed in with 2 wickets and it was Marcus takinganother 2 wickets in his second spett finishing with theexcettent figures of 5/23 off 9 overs. A great performance !Newcastte had reached 9/156 off the 50 overs.

This was going to be a tough chase especiatty after losing3 eartywickets. Fortunatety, Brendan Royatl became therock of the innings ptaying a very mature innings of 65 no.He guided us home hitting the winning run off the last ballof the day. A great performance from him and the wholeteam. Ethan Spratt l5 and Matt Zuber l3 were the ontyother batsmen to hit doubte figures. Travis Jemmison's Bruns at the end of the innings was also vital to our win.

We approached game 3 against Hornsby fu[[ ofconfidence. We batted first with Matt Zuber and JoeLBeattie getting us off to a good start before Joe[ was

Standing(L-R)'IhomasGoerges(Manager),JoeiDruryLachtan0'Brien,JoshuaTowett,RyanWittiam,CoreyFrench Phitt ipWeatheratl(Coach)Seated (L-R), Liam Bett, Mitchett Hibbott, f4att Wright, Henrik Goerges, Mathew Griffiths. Curtis Smith, Cailum Weatherall

rfpt 0sentative honors are just around the corner.

het DruryA', ,r 2nd year veteran of Representative cricket Joe[w,r', sclected as one of quick bowlers. Joel is a bowlerwrth qreat potentiat. Whether he was taking the new batl,r lxrwLing first change, Joets bustting styte of actionlxrxluced a natural outswinger, which consistently beatttrl rrutside edge. His tight spett of bowLing in the finaL*.r,, rmpressive given the difficutt conditions of a wettull A clean hitter of the baLl., Joet has the potential torkvctop into a very good bowling at[-rounder.

(iorey French( (il{'y was selected for his fast bowting attributes withtlrr, rbitity to bowt a Lovety in-swinger. Corey was retiedr4xxr to take the new batt and to bowl in the finaI overswlrr,n ouick runs are reouired. But no one in ourteam wi[[cvr,r forget "that moment". With finats berth at stake, itr.r', lhe last over with no wickets left and 3 to win. Coreyvrr,rshed a four to hit the winning runs against Penrith.llul tr uty was a great moment for Corey, his parents andlr',rrrr mates as they raced onto the field Like they had*rur lhe wortd cuo. Fantasticl

llrnrik Goergestlonrk was selected as wicket keeoer batsman and didr l.rntastic job as keeper. Having to keep on some prettyrrdurary grounds, Henriks glove work both up to therlurnps to the spinners or back for the fast bowters was|il.,1 rilte. As a batsman Henrik ptayed some memorabtennirrqs. In particutar his hard hitting innings againstIt'nrrth was instrumentaI in the team winning that game.ttrnrk's natural aggressive styte of batting is not onlyerrlr,rlaining to watch but a rare tatent. l'[[ Look forwardt(! w,rt(:hing his progress.

Xollrcw Griffithsr'l.rthlw Griffiths is the sort of player every team wantsr,' fr.rVc; 0 leg spinner, who hits the batl. hard and catches'rr' ,r vcnus fV trap. Matthew is capabte of spinning thetrrll l,rr and has the abitity to pick up a wicket. His 2-23.' tlrr, linal with a wet ba[[ was testimony to this. In thefr,{rt lrc is always offering words of encouragement tor,.. tr',rrn rTtatgs. Given the opportunity to bat, Mathews

scoring was neve[ short of 4s with the abitity to put awaythe bad batt. Mathews catching at gul.ty was brittiant.Great series Mathew, good [uck next season.

MitchettHibbottA first year U/l2s ptayer Mitchelt was setected as a top0rder batsman. Mitchet[ is an extremetytatented batsmanwith a Lovety technique. His father reckons its due to hispart Engtish heritagel! Mitchel.l. is an aggressive ptayerwho showed us his talent in the Hornsby game, where hetop scored with 37 and won the Man of the Match award.He ptays the cut shot better than most. Very retiablefieldsman, he was responsible for some spectacutar runouts. WetLdone Mitch.

Curtis SmithCurtis had a fantastic reoresentative series. Curtis couldalways be relied on for both his batting and bowtingand he never faited to imoress. Curtis has a soundbatting technique and hits the ba[[ extremety hard. Hispartnership with Lachlan in the first game against CentralCoast scoring 50 was an example of his power and ski[[.His teft arm mediumswith an abiLityto bowlaccurate [ineand length were atways a handfut. His 3 wickets againstPenrith was just an exampte. An enthusiastic fieldsmanI'm sure Curtis wi[[ continue to imorove as a cricketerand be selected for higher honors.

Joshua TowellJoshua was primarily selected for his fast bowling andwas given the opportunity to open the bowting. Joshua'statent was his abitity to bowl out swingers at good pace.These features are hard to come by and Joshua woutdconstantty put batsman under immense pressure,regularly taking earty wickets. Not to be out done byhis bowling Joshua also showed his batting prowess inbeing not out in the last 2 games, providing ptenty ofentertainment for the spectators. A popular memberof the team, Joshua's [eve[ of improvement shown overthe tournament was incredibte and he was the worthyrecipient of the 3-2-l

'player of the series award'.

Congratutations Josh.

Cattum WeatherattAnother ptayer who was in his first season of U/12s,

It was an honor and privitege to be coach of the 2009/10Suthertand U/12 Presidents Cup Team. This was asuccessfuI tournament for this team. Not onty did theymake the finat, but just as importantty it was a team ofmates who enjoyed and cetebrated each other success.

There was atways a greatfeeting of comradeship amongstthe ptayers. Each ptayer throughout the tournament didsomething speciat to excite the supporters and remindthemselves why they had been chosen to compete at aRepresentative Ievet.

Ihe team was made uo of'

Lachl.an 0'Brien (captain)What you want from a Captain is someone who leadsfrom the front- that is Lach[an. He caotained this sidewith maturity beyond his

'12 years. He reads the gamewett, is prepared to ask questions and perhaps hisgreatest asset is his witlingness to [isten. His abitity as abatsman is incredibte, capabl.e of with-standing pressureto accumutate runs. His innings of 80 against Central

Coast in the searing heat was truly remarkabte. Lachlanwas our leading run scorer and eventual runner up in ourown ptayers 3-2-l vote. Wet[ done Lachtan, | look forwardLo fotlowing your progress in the coming season.

Liam BettLiams natural alt-round attributes as a cricketer makehim a vatuable asset to any team. Liam's batting isatways retiabte, in control and he never gave his wicketaway cheaply. His left arm inswingers are accurate anddangerous. Not onty was Liam on a hat{rick in thefirst game, he atso took some amazing catches andhis fietding was outstanding. His throwing arm is [ike abuttet! Thanks Liam and wet[ done.

Christian BennettChristian was asked to fitt in for us in Game 3 at shortnotice. Asked to bowt 8 overs in this game, he retunedthe outstanding figures of 2/4. Christian has att theatkibutes of a fine pace bowler; accurary, speed andendurance. Christian inctusion was we[[ received by theptayers. Good luck next season Christian, I'm sure that

Cattum has an exce[[ent batting technique that wittprovide a strong foundation for the future. He was astrong team ptayer batting up and down the order. Hishook and putts shots are most enjoyable to watch.Cattum enjoyed fietding, with some great run outs anda memorable catch against Penrith, which saw theirhard hitting opener out. Caltum never let his team matesdown. Good luck for the next season.

Ryan Wittiams (v-capt)Ryan was an excetlent choice as vice captain. Ryanprovided ptenty of worthwhite advice to both his captainLachtan and his team mates. Ryan is an incredibtytalented cricketer. His batting technique is one of thebest, and he hits the ba[[ as hard as anyone in this agegroup. Chasing runs and under pressure against Horsnby,Ryan showed his tatents in scoring a wetl compited 31.His cameo of 17 against Penrith in very quick time kick-started our run chase and was one of the contributingfactors in winning that game. A good listener, Ryan hasthe platform to continue to play representative cricket.

Matt WrightMatt's tournament was stightty disrupted due to an oversea trip. However, he pl.ayed 4 games and showed in thosematches that he has the right temperament combinedwith sound technique to succeed as a top order batsman.He demonstrated this against a hostite opening attack ingame 4 against North Shore. Matt also has the abiLity tobowt tidy off spin. Matts commitment and enthusiasm

in the fietd was outstanding. Matt was constantty heardencouraging his team mates, which is an exceLlent trait. Iwish Matt att the best in his cricketing career.

FinaLLy I woutd tike to thank a[[ the parents. They werea great support to the team, which certainly contributedto our success. In particular, our Team Manager ThomasGoerges made sure everything was done to perfection,which made coaching that much easier. ThanksThomas.

To Leonie and Munay Griffiths thanks for yourcontribution in organizing the trip away to Newcastte,afternoon teas and scoring. Also to Murray showing ushis new season fashion look at the finaL wearing denimshorts and brown hiking boots! To Mark Drury and JasonSmith thanks for assisting in scoring and umpiring. ToBitt BetL every ready to lend a hand no matter what,thanks Bitt. To Adam Fteming from Sutherland lst Grade,thanks for assisting at training.

Finatty to atl the boys in the team, your commitment totraining, your positive attitude on game day and yourdesire to learn was a credit to you and your parents. | lookforward to fotlowing aL[ your cricketing achievements inthe years ahead.

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T. MALBON 1969

r't. DAVTES 1971

J. RUTTY 1973

R. HILDITCH 1973

K, PRENDERGAST 1974

l. RUTTY (l4rs.) 1974

F. PATTINSON 1975

J. BANNON 1975

L, HANDLEY 1976

K, WHATLEY 1977

O. CLARK ]981

J. LYNCH 19BI

K, GARDNER 1985

Whitst many of the eartier Life Members have left us for that great cricketground elsewhere (possibty calted Lords) as can be seen betow there are stitlamongst us those whose contributions aided immeasurably in the developmentand progress of the Association and growth of junior cricket.

Those who have been honoured by their peers with the status of "Life Member'cottectivety account for aLmost 250 years of service. lt is a pLeasure to recordtheir names in history and may they serve to inspire others to follow in theirfootsteos.

Life Members receive an Association badge the history of which started in 1968when it was first introduced simpty to have a badge available for atl members.Ioday it is reserved for Life Member.

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1966161 JANNALI

196?168 CRONULLA RSL

1968169 SYLVANIAHEIGHTS

1969170 SYLVANIAHEIGHTS

197OI7I ENGADINEDRAGONS

1971172 ENGADINEDRAGONS

1972173 MIRANDAMAGPIES

197317t+ ENGADINEDRAGONS

1974175 ENGADINEDRAGONS

1975176 ENGADINEDRAGONS

1976177 ENGADINEDRAGONS

1977178 MIRANDAMAGPIES

1978179 TNGADINEDRAGONS

1979180 C0M0

1980/8I ST PATRICKS

198I/82 CARINGBAHSPORTS

I982183 SYLVANIAHEIGHTS

1983/84 GYMEA BAY

I984/85 SYLVANIAHEIGHTS

1985/86 SYLVANIAHEIGHTS

1986187 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1987/88 CARINCBAHSPORTS

1988/89 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1989/90 CARINOBAHSPORTS

1990/91 GYMEA BAY

1991!92 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1992193 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1993194 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1994195 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1995i96 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1996197 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1997198 CARINGBAHSPORTS

I99B/99 CARINGBAHSPORTS

1999/00 C0M0JANNALI

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2OO1IO2 SYLVANIA HEIGHTS

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2OO3/04 ILLAWONG MENAI

2OO4/05 ENGADINEDRAGONS

2Ot)5/06 ENGADINEDRAGONS

2086IO7 GYMEA BAY

2TO7IO8 ENGADINEDRAGONS

2OO8/09 GYMEA BAY

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1992193 M. BRADLEY

199319t+ C. LA[(E

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1995/96 D. REYNOLDS

1996197 D. MITCHELL

1997198 L. DUDMAN

1998199 J. DRINKWATER

1999/00 M. HUGHST0I'r

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1998199 C'bah DLS

1999i00 C'bah Sports

2000/01 Miranda

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2003104 Engadine

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2005/06 lttawong Menai

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2005i06 Engadine

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