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MOORE PARK AND SOUTH EAST CRICKET ASSOCIATION ............................ 1 The Moore Park and South Eastern Cricket Association proudly sponsored by .......... 2 Contents ......................................................................................................................... 3 Moore Park and South East Cricket Association .......................................................... 5 Order of Business .......................................................................................................... 5 Club Secretary’s Diary Notes ........................................................................................ 6 Office Bearers Season 2010/2011 ................................................................................. 7 Life Members ................................................................................................................ 7 Secretary’s Report ......................................................................................................... 8 President’s Report ......................................................................................................... 9 Umpires report ............................................................................................................. 10 Representative Season Report ..................................................................................... 11 MPSECA 1 st Grade Report .......................................................................................... 14 MPSECA 2 nd Grade Report ......................................................................................... 16 MPSECA 3 rd Grade Report ......................................................................................... 18 MPSECA 4 th Grade Report ......................................................................................... 20 MPSECA 5 th Grade Report ......................................................................................... 22 MPSECA Points Table 2010/2011 Season ................................................................. 24 MPSECA Club Championship 2010/2011 .................................................................. 25 MPSECA Twenty20 Competition 2010/2011 ............................................................ 26 Premiership Winners ................................................................................................... 27 Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades ................................................................... 28 Hat Tricks .................................................................................................................... 29 10 Wickets in a Match ................................................................................................. 29 Wicket Keeping Award ............................................................................................... 29 All Rounders Awards .................................................................................................. 29 MPSECA Award Winners 2010/2011 ........................................................................ 30 Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy .................................................................................. 30 Twenty20 Awards ....................................................................................................... 30 Representative Season Award ..................................................................................... 30 MPSECA Award Winners 2010/2011 ........................................................................ 31 Centuries ...................................................................................................................... 31 MPSECA Award Winners 2010/2011 ........................................................................ 33 6 Wickets in an Innings ............................................................................................... 33 MPSECA Partnerships – Association Records ........................................................... 34 1 st Grade ................................................................................................................... 34 2 nd Grade .................................................................................................................. 34 3 rd Grade .................................................................................................................. 34 4 th Grade .................................................................................................................. 35 5th Grade ................................................................................................................. 35

6th Grade ................................................................................................................. 35 7th Grade ................................................................................................................. 35 MPSECA Premiership Winners .................................................................................. 36 1 st Grade 2 nd Grade .............................................................................................. 36 3 rd Grade 5 th Grade 4 6 th th Grade .............................................................................................. 36 Grade .............................................................................................. 37 7 th Grade .................................................................................................................. 37 MPSECA Office Bearers ............................................................................................. 38 Treasurer’s Report ....................................................................................................... 39

Dear Member, The 16 th Annual General Meeting of the above Association will be held on Wednesday 10 th August 2011 at 7:30 pm at Kensington War Memorial Club, 2 Goodwood Avenue, Kensington.
1. Meeting opened by the President, Mr PL Brien 2. Minutes of the last Annual General Meeting presented by Mr D Power 3. Presentation of the 16 th Annual Report by Mr D Power 4. Financial Report presented by the A/Treasurer Mr P Brien 5. Election of Office Bearers for the 2011/2012 Season 6. General business 7. Meeting closed by the President D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455

10 August 2011 24 August 2011 Annual General Meeting Adjourned Annual General Meeting Revision of Rules for 2011/2012 Season 14 September 2011 28 September 2011 08 October 2011 Closing date for Team Nominations, to be accompanied with player registrations and application fee Delegates meeting prior to season commencement Proposed commencement of 2011/2012 Season
All clubs must be represented at the above meetings All meetings commence at 7:30 pm on the dates above and are to be held at the Kensington War Memorial Club. D Power Secretary PO Box 172 Botany NSW 1455

Mr H Solomons
PL Brien
P Brien (Acting)
JW Chalmers G Randall I Giitsidis D Power B Glacken
D Power
PL Brien JW Chalmers G Leslie
C Love
D Power
B Glacken
D Power
JW Chalmers
 JB McInerney PL Brien JW Chalmers D Tinyow J Walden B Casey  KW Price PD Daffen NO Wilson D Power DL Traynor G Wyer J Jamieson LJ Wyche R Higman G Fulford  K Wells M Fulford

I would like to present the Association’s Annual Report to all members of the Moore Park South East Cricket Association. The 2010/2011 season was unfortunately effected by some wet weather both during the Martin Shield representative program and our own semi-final series. Our Martin Shield team qualified for the quarter-finals but unfortunately went down to Manly and could not repeat the heroics of the previous season. In the main competition we had a total of 30 teams compete over 5 grades with the Premiership winners being 1 st Grade – Souths Juniors; 2 nd Grade – Ferns; 3 rd Grade – Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels; 4 th Grade – La Perouse; 5 th Grade – Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels. The Club Championship was taken out for the first time by Kingsford Apaches. In the Twenty20 competition we had 9 teams compete with the Division 1 Premiers being Souths Juniors and the same club (but different team) won the Division 2 title. My thanks to our Patron Mr Harry Solomons and Kingsgrove Sports Centre, the South Sydney Junior Rugby League Football Club, Kookaburra, the Kensington War Memorial Club and the Doncaster Hotel for their ongoing support and sponsorship of the Association. The Association’s financial position is sound, as detailed in the financial pages of this report and I would like to thank Paul Brien for his efforts as Acting Treasurer, taking the duties on top of his various duties as President of the Association. Finally I would like to thank all fellow Board Members, club delegates, umpires, scorers, volunteers and players who make up the competition and make it a success. Yours in cricket David Power Secretary

Ladies and Gentlemen: The 2010-2011 season marked the completion of 15 seasons since Moore Park, South Sydney and the Catholic Association joined to form the Moore Park & South East Cricket Association. I am pleased to report that this season saw a strong competition in all grades. Season 2010-2011 saw 30 teams enter our 5 grade competition. It was a year that saw multiple clubs at the forefront in terms of achieving the ultimate in Premiership and Minor Premiership wins. The season saw Coogee Bay Rebels field four teams and achieve two Premierships and a Minor Premiership. South’s Juniors regained the first grade title as well as Minor Premiership and on top of that won both Divisions of the 20/20 competition. Not to forget the Kingsford Apaches who fielded three teams and won the Club Championship as well as being minor premiers in both second and fifth grade. Well done to all involved with these three well run clubs. The time spent in organizing and running the clubs certainly paid off for all concerned in 2010-2011 season My congratulations also to the Ferns who at last, after so many close calls, in recent years have won a Premiership, well done Ferns whom I am sure will strive to ensure it won’t be a long time between drinks for their next title. Well done also to La Perouse who fielded a side blended with youth and experience to win the 5 TH Grade Premiership, well done Larpa. I take this opportunity of also congratulating the many individuals whose achievements are recorded further in this report. The season did not enjoy the same success on the representative front as was the case in 2009 2010.We did mange a victory over Northern Suburbs but our Martin Shield campaign was hampered with the weather although we managed to get to the quarter finals. Bathurst visited us in Season 2010-2011 and despite a great game unfortunately “The Plank” has returned to Bathurst. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of those “behind the scenes” personnel involved in the rep season. Manager Bill Glacken, our scorers Gary & Maria Fulford whom without their expertise in scoring we simply wouldn’t know what the result was…..thank you both .well done. Our selectors headed by Chairman John Chalmers, our Captain Hippo who not only led on the field but I know was involved in many ways off the field, my personal thanks. Once again Dave “20/20” Power put together a 20/20 Sunday competition which is now in its fifth year. For the first time a club won both divisions, well done South’s Juniors. My thanks to Dave for his continued commitment to this competition which is growing every year. For an association to be successful, it needs support. I would like to thank a number of people for there support in season 2010-2011-: Noel Moig Agencies for the KOOKABURRA SPONSORSHIP. We are in the second year of a three year agreement with Kookaburra .This sponsorship is used directly to assist in the ever increasing ground fees set by the landlords of our grounds. I am pleased to report this year saw only minor fee increase due directly to the monies from this sponsorship. My thanks to both Noel Moig and Cameron Eves of Noel Moig Agencies and the team at Kookaburra for there on going support. Mr. Harry Solomon’s, Managing Director Kingsgrove Sports. Harry is not only our Patron but a long time supporter of park cricket in the South Sydney area having not only played many games in the former South Sydney Cricket Association but also represented that Association. Harry has a true understanding of Association cricket and what it takes to be a successful association and our success is helped by his support both at club and Association level. I thank Harry and the team at Kingsgrove Sports for there support and I urge all clubs to visit Kingsgrove Sports for all your teams and individual cricket requirements.

South Sydney Juniors Club. Not only do we get a great deal for our presentation evening but the club also financially contributes to ground costs each year. To the Board of Souths Juniors my thanks for your continued support and the Association looks forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come. Kensington War Memorial RSL. Thank you to the Board for the use of the club for delegates and Board meetings. The club has become our base for meetings and we are truly grateful to be allowed the use of the various meeting rooms. Thank you also for the trophy cabinet that houses our perpetual trophies. Centennial Park Trust, Botany Council, Randwick Council. Our thanks to these organisations and there staff who ensure our grounds are maintained each week. Doncaster Hotel. The Doncaster Hotel is now in its third year as a sponsor of our representative sides. My thanks to Michael Paterson and the team at the Doncaster Hotel for their continued support. I would urge all members to try the bistro at the Donny…….the food is fabulous and don’t forget to try your hand at trivia on trivia night ………thanks again to the DONNY. Umpires. My thanks to the umpires who each Saturday control our fixtures. Our numbers have fallen in the past few seasons; however John Chalmers is as always busy recruiting from other Associations. My thanks to John for his persistence in ensuring we have the necessary umpires each week. I would also encourage any person who wishes to be an umpire to contact John. Thanks again to our umpires. MPSECA BOARD- The Board this year was smaller than previous years with the positions of Treasurer and Secretary not filled at the AGM and despite numerous requests at delegate meetings no person nominated throughout the season. I thank those who were on the Board for there support and untiring contribution as volunteers to make this Association the success it is. I would like to particularly thank our Vice President, Dave Power who again stepped up this year to not only fulfil his role as a Vice President but also the role of Secretary as well as run 20/20 etc…..well done Dave your efforts are appreciated. I would encourage members to seriously consider offering your time to assist in running your Association and thereby ensure the future of the Association. To all players and members of the association. My thanks for your support for without our members we do not have this great association. Season 2010-2011 has concluded and as we enter a new season I assure you all the Association will continue to promote cricket in our area and will endeavour to provide to our members facilities that allow you all to enjoy our sport of cricket I look forward to seeing you all on the park in 2011-2012………….again my thanks for your continued support, I commend this report to the members. Paul Brien- President
On behalf of the board, I would like to thank all the umpires who helped make Season 2010/2011 a tremendous success. I hope that all the umpires will be back in harness next season. Thanks once again for your help. John Chalmers Umpires Coordinator

Trial Game v Shires at Alan Davidson Oval
The Rep Season for Season 2010/11 started off with a Trial Match against South Sydney Shires at Alan Davidson Oval on 17 th Oct 2010. We won the toss and batted but disaster struck almost straight away after 4 overs. We were 3 for 4, but then a partnership between Matt Donovan (57) and Ash Azhar (71) gave us a fighting chance and after 43 overs we were all out for a respectable total of 191. Our bowlers bowled a steady line that kept us in the game until the but that all important break through didn’t come and The Shires held out to win by 2 wickets. MPSECA - All out for 191 from 43 overs M Donovan 57, Ash Azhar 71 South Sydney Shires - 8/198 off 47 overs T Gardiner 2/34 from 10 overs; B Saracoglu 3/14 from 8 overs
Game 1 MPSECA v Northern Suburbs Cricket Association “Under the Bridge Trophy”
Once again we won the toss but this time we took to the field throwing Norths into bat and after 26 overs were dismissed for 125 runs. Our bowling was outstanding as we used the early conditions to our advantage with Bryan Seymour snaring 4/48 from his 10 overs. Dev Wijewardane claiming 3/33 off 8.1 very quick overs. Good support came from Paul Purcell 1/20 from 3 overs. Our Batting made short work of the total and achieved the result in 16 overs with Dev Wijewardane (49 no), Denham Williams (29 no) and N Islam (27). A really good result and we have retained the Trophy.
Game 2 Martin Shield v Parramatta at Kensington Oval
Washed Out
Game 3 Martin Shield v Hornsby at Berowra Oval
The toss was won by Hornsby and we had immediate results in the first over with Matt Wood accounting for their opening bat. Matt then claimed another 2 wickets in quick succession. Hornsby were able to recover and built their score up to 215 before they were finally dismissed. Our batting had a slight hiccup at the start, but a solid 52 not out from Matt Donovan and a solid 25 from N Islam got us back on track until the rain came and washed out any further play. MPSECA - 4 wickets for 102 M Donovan 52 n.o., N Islam 25 Hornsby - All Out 215 from 49 overs M Wood 5/62 14 overs; B Saracoglu 3/27 13 overs

Game 4 Martin Shield v Manly at St Andrews Oval Sydney Uni
This game was meant to be played at Kensington Oval but after a pitch inspection by Umpires the Game was moved to Sydney Uni. When the game finally started Manly won the toss and sent us into bat. We never really settled down and after 30 overs we were dismissed for a smallish score of 75 with Captain Hippo contributing 24. Manly made very short work of obtaining the total in only 17 overs. MPSECA - All out for 75 in 30 overs I Gittsidis 24 Manly - 1/81 off 17 overs H. Quddas 1/36 off 4 overs After this result we managed to qualify for the Quarter final where our opponents were again Manly.
Game 5 Martin Shield v Manly at Graham Reserve - Quarter Final
The toss was won by Manly which gave them an advantage of batting second on a wicket that was very flat and spinner friendly. We batted first and disaster struck in the 1 st over which we never really recovered from. Our batting was well served by John Duckett (43). Support coming from Justin Smith (24) and Scott O’Brien (27). We were finally dismissed in the 53 rd over for 147, which gave us a good total to bowl at if we were good enough. The Manly innings started off as badly as ours with Matt Wood obtaining a break through on the first ball, but unfortunately we couldn’t keep the momentum going. MPSECA – All out 147 off 53 overs J Duckett 43; J Smith 24; S O’Brien 27 Manly – 3 for 148 off 42 overs M Wood 1/32; G Standing 1/30; D Geer 1/28
Match 6 MPSECA v Bathurst CCA at Alan Davidson Oval “The Plank”
The toss was won by the visitors and after electing to bat found themselves in a very strong position. Some very good steady bowling by two players playing in their first rep game kept us in the game with Darren Kumar contributing 3/24 off 7 very firey overs and Lachlan Drummond 4/59 off 12 overs, this kept us in the game to an extent, but consistent breakthroughs didn’t come our way when required as Bathurst piled on 236 runs before finally being dismissed. Unfortunately our batting didn’t fire in this game as we were dismissed for just 80 runs. MPSECA - All out 80 off 24 overs Bathurst C.C.A - All out 236 off 48 overs D Kumar 3/24 off 10 overs; A Giles 3/49 off 10.2 overs; L Drummond 4/59 off 12 overs

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Souths Juniors
Congratulations to the Juniors on taking out the First Grade Premiership for season 2010/11.The Juniors won the premiership with a well balanced batting and bowling line up. Anthony Sinclair took out the batting average and aggregate with 466 runs @ 51.78. Scott O’Brien wasn’t far behind with 457 runs @ 45.70 and a further two batsman, Justin Smith and Peter Lazaropoulos scoring 320 and 312 runs respectively. In the bowling department Glen Standing again lead the way with 37 wickets @ 10.97. Glen was ably supported by Greg Scott with 14 wickets @ 19.71 and Scott O’Brien with 16 wickets @ 10.69. Well done South’s a great all round effort.
Waverley Wombats Marrickville Pagewood
Waverley Wombats Marrickville Pagewood showed promise during the season but didn’t quiet have the batting as in the past with only 3 batsmen reaching the 200 run mark, the best being Ipokraty ( Hippo ) Giitsidis amassing 356 runs @ 32.36, with support from Robert Cross 290 @ 29.00 and Stephen Kelly , 242 @ 26.89. The Wombats bowling was their stronger point with spearhead Matthew Wood snaring 36 wickets @ 8.25. Strong support came from Tim Gardiner with 28 wickets @ 7.39, whilst Chris Lafou chipped in with 16 wickets @ 11.88. Matthew Wood and Tim Gardiner in fact had the best average for the grade which highlights the strength of the Wombats bowling. In summary – the Wombats will be hoping to take it one step further next year.
Captain Cook Dolphins
The Cook had another up and down season, due to the inconsistency with numbers and performances from their senior players. However three of their players did have good performances in skipper Tim Scullard who scored 397 runs @ 30.54 and Jeremy Ruz 364 runs @ 45.50 whilst Sanjay Prasad knocked up 278 runs @ 23.17. The bowling was the stronger point at The Cook with Bryce Speechley capturing 38 wickets @ 9.97 including a hat trick. Great support came from Jeremy Ruz with 29 wickets @ 11.79 whilst Tim Scullard took 24 wickets @ 12.79.
Doncaster
The Premiers the previous two seasons just couldn’t make it three in a row for season 2010-2011. Unfortunately the loss of key players affected this year’s performance. The side had a strong batting line up which was spearheaded by John Duckett who scored 350 runs @ 35. Support was given by Steve Ward 190 runs @ 19.00, Mark Verzi, 177 runs @ 17.70 and Nathan Markou with 153 runs @ 15.30. The bowling was headed up by skipper Billy Saracoglu who captured 29 wickets @ 17.31. Support came from Daniel Jenkins with 17 wickets @ 11.71.
Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels
A reasonable season for the Rebels but with a little more consistency a better result could have been achieved. Their batting was the strong point with Cameron Bryant amassing 325 runs @ 40.63. Good support coming from the skipper Matt Donovan with 287 runs @ 19.13 whilst Tom Grove scored 168 @ 16.80. The bowling was a mixed bag with “Tweaker” Lachlan Drummond snaring 30 wickets @ 19.53 and Aaron Burrows with 25 wickets @ 18.32.

CSH
Not a great season guys with a lot of ups and downs, but you gave it your all. The batting was a little brittle but there were some good performances from Brett Thompson with 208 runs @ 20.80 and Ben Paton with 176 @ 14.67. Their bowling was a mixed bag with Geoffrey Ikin capturing 24 wickets @ 13.38 and Andrew Bennie recording 12 wickets @ 15.75.
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Grade Batting Aggregate & Average – Anthony Sinclair (Souths Juniors) - 466 runs @ 51.78
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Grade Bowling Aggregate – Bryce Speechley (Captain Cook) – 38 wickets
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Grade Bowling Average – Tim Gardiner (WWMPCC) – 28 wickets @ 7.39

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Ferns
Congratulations to “The Ferns” on taking out the 2 nd Grade Premiership for season 2010/11. The batting once again seemed to be their strong point with four batsmen amassing over the 250 run mark. Outstanding performances were made my Michael Manna with 453 runs @ 50.33, solid support from Robert Raffaele with 321 runs @ 24.69, Rodney Staughton with 299 runs @ 33.22 and Ali Abbas with 276 runs @ 34.50. Their bowling attack was extremely strong with five bowlers snaring a minimum 25 wickets each. Ziad Abbas snaring 32 wickets @ 12.12, Mohammed Hijazi with 31 wickets @ 9.45, Danny Stavely with 28 wkts @ 13.19, George Michael 28 wkts @ 17.04 and Darren Kumar 25 wkts @ 14.12.
Kingsford Apaches
A good season was had by The Apaches but unfortunately went down in an extremely close final to Ferns. Their batting was led by David Waterson topping the aggregate with 239 runs @ 19.91, good support coming from Bryan Seymour with 206 runs @ 29.43. Apache’s bowling was once again very strong with outstanding performances from Bryan Seymour with 45 wickets @ 10.77 and David Geer with 41 wickets @ 6.59, support also came from Dave Thomas with 21 wickets @ 9.00.
Botany United
An up and down season for Botany who struggled later in the season with the bat but reached the semi-finals only to go down in the rain. Botany’s batting was consistent with four players amassing over the 150 runs mark for season, with Michael Magoulias amassing 333 runs @ 30.27 and David Power 299 runs @ 21.36 the standouts. In the bowling Michael Magoulias again led the way with 24 wickets @ 16.08 (including a hat-trick), Dave Power claimed 16 wkts @ 13.63 and Paul Ashworth 16 wkts @ 15.94.
Men of the Bat
The M.O.T.B. team certainly welcomed back Dion Sanchez who amassed 573 runs @ 47.75, solid support came from David Stimpson with 276 @ 27.60 and Mark Turnbull with 150 runs @ 18.75. The bowling was a strong point during the season with Michael Juda snaring 29 wickets @ 26.00, Dion Sanchez 26 wickets @ 11.92 and Valmik Ahire with 14 wickets @ 25.86.
Edna Puffett Memorial XI
Not a great season for the Puffetts, due to lack of numbers and consistency but the enthusiasm was always there. The outstanding performances came from Luke Whittington with 162 runs @ 54, Greg Bye with 133 @ 33.25 and Jeff Bye 123 @ 17.57. The bowling was well handled by Greg Bye with 14 wickets @ 14.36 and Luke Whittington with 10 wickets @ 25.60.

Clovelly
Not one of “Clowies” better Seasons but their commitment was always a strong point. Their batting was again very strong with seven players passing the 150 mark. Outstanding performances came from Adam Fulmer who amassed 291 runs @ 26.45, Simon Rosam with 252 runs @ 25.20, Grant McMillan with 194 runs @ 21.56 and Blake Rabey with 192 runs @ 21.33. The bowling was a strong point which was handled exceptionally well by Adam Page with 25 wickets @ 13.24, Grant McMillan with 22 wickets @ 16.32 and Sean Barclay with 15 wickets @ 26.47.
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Grade Batting Aggregate – Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) - 573 runs
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Grade Batting Average – Michael Manna (Ferns) – 442 runs @ 49.11
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Grade Bowling Aggregate – Bryan Seymour (Kingsford Apaches) – 43 wickets
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Grade Bowling Average – David Geer (Kingsford Apaches) – 41 wickets @ 6.59

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Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels
Congratulations on taking out the premiership for season 2010/11.The grand final was a very hard fought game, with outstanding performances by the Rebel’s pace bowlers. Coogee’s bowling aggregate was taken out Andrew Bell who snared 44 wickets at a very healthy average of 10.5. Andrew was well supported by Beau Mulraney who chipped in with 41 wkts @ 13.54. The batting was shared around with five batsmen compiling over 250 runs, with Paul De Villiers compiling 407 runs @ 33.92 with a top score of 102 not out. The support came from David Odd with 286 @ 35.75, Clinton Walters with 285 @ 28.5, Andrew Bell with 273 runs @ 54.60 & Ben Gray with 270 @ 38.57. The batting aggregate was taken out by Paul De Villiers & the average by Andrew Bell.
Rusty Shovel
Unfortunately the Rusty ran into a red hot Rebel’s side in the grand final. Rusty’s batting was shared around with five players reaching the magic 200 run milestone with the batting double going to Phil Carlisle with 360 runs at 40.00, others who offered valuable support, Matthew Noonan with 335 @ 33.50, the veteran Nic Cola with 273@ 21.00, Anthony Grey with 203 @ 16.92 & Beau Comerford with 200 @ 50.00. The bowling was handled well by Ian Gabriel who took out the double with 37 wkts @ 16.86, great support came from Nic Cola with 23 wkts @ 17.52, Anthony Grey with 13 wkts @ 20.38 & Alan Owens with 22 wkts @ 18.27.
Th’Underdogs
A reasonable season by the Dogs, but not like previous seasons. Thunderdog’s batting didn’t quite live up to normal standards with only two reaching the magic 200 mark, with BIG Dev Witjewardena amassing 234 runs @ 21.27, good support came from Druvi Perera with 214 @ 19.45 with reasonable support came from a number of other players. The bowling was well handled by Dev Witjewardena who snared 33 wkts @ 13 to take out the double, support coming from other players, with Tharaka Ranaweera with 20 wkts @ 15.00, and Damith Samarakoon with 16 wkts @ 19.00.
Captain Cook Dolphins
Another team to bow out in the semi-finals due to the weather. The batting aggregate for the Dolphins was taken out by Tim Lewis with 241 runs @ 40.17 to take out the double. Three other players contributed 150 or more. The bowling seemed to be the strong point this season with veteran Stirling Wade snaring 20 wkts @ 20.50, the other veteran Steve Burgess took 17 wkts @ 38.12 & Derek Phillips with 10 wkts @ 42.60.
Clovelly
A reasonable season by Clovelly, but it could have been a little more consistent. The batting was shared around with four players contributing 150 runs or more, with Kris Baptisa amassing 188 @ 15.67, Chris Jamieson 180 @ 90, Chris Jones 155 @ 14.18 and Jordan Marsden 154 @ 12.83. The bowling was the strong point with Jordan Marsden taking the double with 24 wkts @ 16.50, he was well supported by Kris Baptisa with 14 wkts @ 14.64 & Simon Noble with 11 wkts @ 39.45.

Souths Juniors
Unfortunately due to lack of numbers the juniors had to withdraw mid season. But during the time in the grade, there were some good performances, none better than Michael Coutts scoring 111 not out.
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Grade Batting Aggregate – Paul De Villiers (Coogee Bay) – 392 runs
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Grade Batting Average – Ben Gray (Coogee Bay) – 251 runs @ 50.20
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Grade Bowling Aggregate – Beau Mulraney (Coogee Bay) – 34 wickets
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Grade Bowling Aggregate – Ian Gabriel (Rusty Shovel) – 34 wickets
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Grade Bowling Average – Andrew Bell (Coogee Bay) – 32 wickets @ 12.03

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La Perouse
Congratulations to the Lapa boys on taking out the premiership for season 2010/11. In an amazing grand final neither side scoring more than 60 runs in their first innings. During the season their batting was their strong point with three players scoring over 250, with the veterans Peter Cooley 286 runs @ 26, Glen Duncan Snr with 234 @ 16.71, & young gun Nathan Bowen 207 @ 15.92, a further six players passed the 150 mark. The bowling was also strong for the Lapa boys with young gun Nathan Bowen taking out the double with 28 wks @ 10.79, he had the amazing figures of 5 wks for 8 runs off 20 overs in one game. Good support came from Nathan Alder with 14 wkts @ 11.36 and Glen Duncan Snr with 23 wkts @ 15.52.
Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels
The Rebels had a fantastic season, but in the grand final they ran into a red hot Lapa attack. Their batting was well served by Nic Lochner taking out the double with 319 runs @ 39.88, he had very good support from Ed Johnson with 299 @ 24.92, Chad Edwards 217 @ 24.11, Shiroy Tarapor 207 @ 17.25, Nick Nittes 204 @ 40.80. The bowling was well supported by Navind Jayasooriah taking out the double 19 wkts @ 14.47, support coming from Ramesh Dabarera 15 wkts @ 17.40 & Angus Forsyth with 19 wkts @ 19.32.
Zetland Magpies
A hot and cold season for Zetland as at times they looked unbeatable. Their batting was certainly their strong point with Terry Roberts taking out the batting double with 828 runs @ 29.14, this total included 3 centuries and 5 fifties. Great support came from Adrian Hookey with 380 runs @ 47.50 and Roger Roggeri with 282 runs @ 31.44. Their bowling was a problem at times with Nick Gorring taking out the aggregate with 25 wickets @ 10.84 and good support came from Roger Roggeri with 20 wickets @ 10.40.
Kingsford Apaches
Not a good season for The Apaches. Their batting seemed to be their strongest point with Russell Thomson taking out the aggregate and average with 339 runs @ 37.67. Good support came from consistent performer David Venn-Brown with 324 runs @ 24.92, Stuart Branch 211 runs @ 23.44 and Patrick Foley 210 runs @ 26.25. Their bowling was a telling factor during the season with Patrick Foley snaring 41 wickets @ 12.88. Support came from Chris Day with 18 @ 18.89. A Special Mention to Patrick Foley for taking out the All Rounder Award for the Season.
Clovelly
Unfortunately “Clowie” couldn’t repeat season’s 09/10 success but not a bad season was had. Their batting was a strong point with Louie Pengue taking out the double with 590 runs @ 42.14, strong support came from Martin De Kauwe with 249 runs @ 31.13, Michael Pengue with 244 @ 18.77 and Tony Pengue 242 @ 26.89. The bowling was also a Pengue Affair with Michael snaring 18 wickets @ 20.72, Louie Pengue 14 wkts @ 23.39 and Tony Pengue 12 wkts @ 29.42.

Souths Juniors
Not a good season for The Juniors, but there were some good performances along the way. The batting is always a strong asset for the Juniors with Tim McNamara amassing 233 runs @ 29.13, great support came from Andrew Plum with 222 @ 37.00. The bowling was well handled by Graham Pow 18 wickets @ 22.50 and Theo Pitsikas 15 wkts @ 17.40. 4th Grade Batting Aggregate & Average – Terry Roberts (Zetland) - 828 runs @ 59.14 4th Grade Bowling Aggregate – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) – 41 wickets 4th Grade Bowling Average – Nick Gorring (Zetland) – 25 wickets @ 10.84

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Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels
Congratulations to The Rebels in taking out the Fifth Grade Premiership for the Season 2010/11. The batting was a Two Man Show, with Joshua Button who amassed 520 runs @ 52.00 and Mark Eagleston with 459 @ 65.57, support came from another four players who managed over the 150 mark. The bowling was the strong point for the season with four bowlers snaring 20 or more wickets, with Jayantha Perera with 32 wickets @ 14.81, Mark Eagleston with 22 @ 13.55, Gareth Hemmings 22 wickets @ 15.55 and John O’Donoghue with 20 @ 14.25.
Kingsford Apaches
A great season for the Apaches who finished minor premiers but went down in the final to Coogee. The batting was very strong, with two batsman amassing over 400 runs, with Matthias Treuberg with 524 runs @ 58.22, his partner in crime was Tim Booth who amassed 440 runs @ 36.67, great support coming Grant Wheeler with 214 runs @ 30.57. The bowling was their strong point with four bowlers taking 15 or more wickets with outstanding performances from Grant Wheeler who snared 36 wickets @ 7.94, Will Campbell with 34 wickets @ 13.15 and Tim Booth with 22 @ 12.00.
Waverley Wombats Marrickville Pagewood
The Wombats had a reasonable season, but unfortunately no big result. The batting was very well handled by four players who all amassed over the 200 mark, with Glen Britton with 241 runs @ 18.54, Ari Papas with 227 @ 18.92, George Georgiakakis with 209 @ 17.42 and Jason Griffiths with 207 @ 29.57. The bowling was well served by Ming Heng who snared 22 wickets @ 12.09, Rob Franich with 14 @ 20.36, and Steve Evesson 10 @ 28.20.
Weekenders
A good second season was had but with a little more commitment further good results will follow. The batting was consistent with six batsmen passing the 150 mark, with Rohit Godara being a standout with 301 runs @ 27.36, Dev Gaur also scored well with 202 runs @ 20.2. The bowling was a strong point with 4 bowlers snaring 15 or more wickets with Mehroz Abbas with 23 @ 14.22, Musheer Rizvi with 21 @ 15.52, Shai Ganu with 19 @ 18.05 and Varum Singh with 14 @ 27.57.
University of N.S.W.
Well Done guys on a solid second season. Their batting was strong this season with the experience from the previous season helping with David Foote amassing 292 runs @ 58.40 and Ryan Farrelly with 152 @ 30.40. The bowling struggled a little, but the workload was shared around by at least five players who gave wholehearted performances each week.

Doncaster
A reasonable season by “The Donnie” but lack of consistency held them back. Their batting was reasonably strong with four batsmen amassing more than the 150 run mark, with Mark Hoenig amassing 268 runs @ 29.78, Andrew Ellery with 228 @ 25.33, Jason Fong 208 @ 18.91 and Matthew Toler 177 @ 29.80. The bowling was the strong point with five bowlers snaring 15 wickets or more, the outstanding performances were Kayne Bryant with 20 wickets @ 16.90, Barry Casey 19 @ 15.58, Ben Hoenig 18 @ 17.06 and Paul Marshall 15 @ 18.73.
5 th
Grade Batting Aggregate – Joshua Button (Coogee Bay) – 520 runs
5 th
Grade Batting Average – Mark Eagleston (Coogee Bay) – 459 runs @ 65.57
5 th
Grade Bowling Aggregate & Average – Grant Wheeler (Kingsford Apaches) 31 wkts @ 7.84

1st Grade
Souths Juniors 1 WWMPCC 1 Doncaster 1 Captain Cook Dolphins 1 Coogee Bay Rebels 1 CSH
4th Grade
Coogee Bay Rebels 3 La Perouse Zetland Magpies Kingsford Apaches 2 Souths Juniors 2 Clovelly 3
* Withdrawn from competition
94 84 82 80 66 61 96 91 90 86 68 46
2nd Grade
Kingsford Apaches 1
3rd Grade
Coogee Bay Rebels 2 Rusty Shovel Th’Underdogs Captain Cook Dolphins 2 Clovelly 2
Souths Juniors 2
Ferns 1 Botany United Men of the Bat Clovelly 1 Edna Puffett Memorial XI 80 73 70 68 58
9*
5th Grade
Kingsford Apaches 3 Coogee Bay Rebels 4 WWMPCC 2 Doncaster 2 Weekenders University of NSW 111 110 82 76 58 27 102 90 81 79 72 51

Club Championship Kingsford Apaches Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels WWMPCC Doncaster Captain Cook Dolphins Souths Juniors Clovelly 1 st Gd 14.19 19.06 18.85 18.00 20.12 2 nd Gd 23.91 12.60 3 rd Gd 19.03 16.38 13.97 4 th Gd 17.13 20.17 14.09 13.01 5 th Gd Average 21.44 18.89 16.98 16.56 22.67 19.36 18.02 17.70 17.19 17.10 13.49 This season’s Club Championship was deservedly won by the Kingsford Apaches Cricket Club. The Apaches had teams entered in 2 nd , 4 th and 5 th grades. The club claimed the Minor Premiership Shields in 2 nd and 5 th grade and finished well ahead of the field to take out their first Club Championship.

The 2010/2011 Twenty20 Season saw a total of 9 teams compete in a hard fought out competition. At the end of the round robin matches the teams were split into two grades to fight out the finals series. The top 3 placed teams, Souths Juniors 1, The Boonies and Ferns made up the Division 1 finalists and Souths Juniors 2, Doncaster Hot Rackets, Sons of Pitches and Team Radioshack qualified for the Division 2 finals. Division 2 saw Souths Juniors 1 triumph over the Boonies in the final and Division 2 saw Souths Juniors 2 defeat Doncaster Hot Rackets in the final. I’d like to thanks all the teams and players for participating in the competition as well as all the umpires who officiated in the matches.
MPSECA Twenty20 Table 2010/2011 Team P W D B L F Points Net Run Rate Souths Juniors (1) The Boonies Ferns Souths Juniors (2) Doncaster Hot Rackets Sons of Pitches Team Radioshack Norfolk Jets Dunbar Monkeys 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 - - 7 5 5 4 3 3 2 2 1 - 2 2 3 4 4 4 6 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - 2 23 19 19 17 15 15 14 12 8 2.99 1.99 1.07 0.83 0.09 -1.55 -2.27 -2.05 -1.78

Premiership Winners
1 st Grade – Premiers 2010/2011 – Souths Juniors 1 st Grade Minor Premiers - 2010/2011 – Souths Juniors 2 nd Grade – Premiers 2010/2011 – Ferns 2 nd Grade Minor Premiers - 2010/2011 – Kingsford Apaches 3 rd Grade – Premiers 2010/2011 – Coogee Bay Hotel 3 rd Grade Minor Premiers - 2010/2011 – Coogee Bay Hotel 4 th Grade – Premiers 2010/2011 – La Perouse 4 th Grade Minor Premiers - 2010/2011 – Coogee Bay Hotel 5 th Grade – Premiers 2010/2011 – Coogee Bay Hotel 5 th Grade Minor Premiers - 2010/2011 – Kingsford Apaches Club Championship – 2010/2011 – Kingsford Apaches

Batting & Bowling Awards – All Grades 1 st Grade:
Batting Aggregate & Average – Anthony Sinclair (Souths Juniors) – 466 runs @ 51.78 Bowling Aggregate – Bryce Speechley (Captain Cook) – 38 wkts Bowling Average – Tim Gardiner (WWMPCC) – 28 wkts @ 7.39
2 nd Grade:
Batting Aggregate – Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) – 573 runs Batting Average – Michael Manna (Ferns) – 442 runs @ 49.11 Bowling Aggregate – Bryan Seymour (Kingsford Apaches) – 43 wkts Bowling Average – David Geer (Kingsford Apaches) – 41 wkts @ 6.59
3 rd Grade:
Batting Aggregate – Paul De Villiers (Coogee Bay) - 392 runs Batting Average – Ben Gray (Coogee Bay) – 251 runs @ 50.20 Bowling Aggregate – Beau Mulraney (Coogee Bay) - 34 wkts Bowling Aggregate – Ian Gabriel (Rusty Shovel) – 34 wkts Bowling Average – Andrew Bell (Coogee Bay) - 32 wkts & 12.03
4 th Grade:
Batting Aggregate & Average – Terry Roberts (Zetland) – 828 runs @ 59.14 Bowling Aggregate – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) – 41 wkts Bowling Average – Nick Gorring (Zetland) - 25 wkts @ 10.84
5 th Grade:
Batting Aggregate – Joshua Button (Coogee Bay) – 520 runs Batting Average – Mark Eagleston (Coogee Bay) – 459 runs @ 65.57 Bowling Aggregate & Average – Grant Wheeler (Kingsford Apaches) – 31 wkts @ 7.84

Hat Tricks
1 st Grade – Bryce Speechley (Captain Cook) 5/24 2 nd Grade – Michael Magoulias (Botany United) 5/46 3 rd Grade – Ian Gabriel (Rusty Shovel) 4/22 3 rd Grade – Beau Mulraney (Coogee Bay) 6/12 5 th Grade – Steven McNair (Kingsford Apaches) 4/21
10 Wickets in a Match
2 nd Grade – Jamie Motum (Men of the Bat) 6/24 & 4/36 3 rd Grade – Andrew Bell (Coogee Bay) Rd 14 6/44 & 4/67 GF 6/32 & 6/47 4 th Grade – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) 4/10 & 6/25 5 th Grade – Will Campbell (Kingsford Apaches) 6/16 & 6/32
Wicket Keeping Award
1 st Grade – Sanjay Prasad (Captain Cook) – 28 dismissals 2 nd Grade – David Waterson (Kingsford Apaches) – 23 dismissals 3 rd Grade – Druvi Perera (Th’Underdogs) – 16 dismissals 4 th Grade – Ed Johnson (Coogee Bay) – 15 dismissals 5 th Grade – Sandip Jain (Weekenders) – 13 dismissals
Catches (Non Wicket Keepers) All Grades
1 st Grade – Billy Saracoglu (Doncaster) – 13 catches
All Rounders Awards
1 st Grade – Jeremy Ruz (Captain Cook) 2 nd Grade – Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) 3 rd Grade – Dev Wijewardena (Th’Underdogs) 4 th Grade – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) 5 th Grade – Mark Eagleston (Coogee Bay)

Joe Hamilton Memorial Trophy
4 th Grade – Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches)
Twenty20 Awards
Division 1 Twenty20 Premiers 2010-2011 – Souths Juniors Division 2 Twenty20 Premiers 2010-2011 – Souths Juniors Twenty20 Division 1 2010-2011 – Player of the Match – Final – Glen Standing (Souths Juniors) Twenty20 Division 2 2010-2011 – Player of the Match – Final – Peter Tompkins (Souths Juniors) Twenty20 Division 2 2010-2011 – Player of the Match – Final – Theo Pitsikas (Souths Juniors)
Representative Season Award
Representative Player of the Year 2010/2011 – Matthew Wood

Centuries 1 st Grade:
Anthony Sinclair (Souths Juniors) Scott O’Brien (Souths Juniors) Justin Smith (Souths Juniors) Sanjay Prasad (Captain Cook) Tim Scullard (Captain Cook) Steve Ward (Doncaster)
2 nd Grade:
Michael Manna (Ferns) Ali Abbas (Ferns) Simon Rosam (Clovelly)
3 rd Grade:
Paul De Villiers (Coogee Bay) David Odd (Coogee Bay) Phil Carlisle (Rusty Shovel) Matthew Noonan (Rusty Shovel) Michael Coutts (Souths Juniors)
4 th Grade:
Louie Pengue (Clovelly) Terry Roberts (Zetland) Adrian Hookey (Zetland) Roger Roggeri (Zetland) Russell Thomsen (Kingsford Apaches) Gerard Stevens (Coogee Bay) 114* 102 134* 100* 134 106 102 & 134 111 118 102* & 102 112 135 103 111* 144* 123, 143 & 128 120* 145 123 103*

Centuries cont. 5 th Grade:
Joshua Button (Coogee Bay) Matthias Treuberg (Kingsford Apaches) 112 112 Tim Booth (Kingsford Apaches) Ben Hoenig (Doncaster) David Foote (University of NSW) Rohit Godara (Weekenders) Mark Eagleston (Coogee Bay) 134* 102 101* 112 111* & 109

6 Wickets in an Innings 1 st Grade:
Bryce Speechley (Captain Cook) Glen Standing (Souths Juniors) Tim Gardner (WWMPCC)
2 nd Grade:
Bryan Seymour (Kingsford Apaches) David Geer (Kingsford Apaches) Jamie Motum (Men of the Bat) Ben Brown (Men of the Bat) Dion Sandez (Men of the Bat) George Mikhael (Ferns) Adam Page (Clovelly)
3 rd Grade:
Beau Mulraney (Coogee Bay) Andrew Bell (Coogee Bay) Stirling Ward (Captain Cook) Dev Wijewardena (Th’Underdogs) Jordan Marsden (Clovelly)
4 th Grade:
Patrick Foley (Kingsford Apaches) Roger Roggeri (Coogee Bay) Michael Pengue (Clovelly)
5 th Grade:
Grant Wheeler (Kingsford Apaches) Will Campbell (Kingsford Apaches) Ray McGill (Doncaster) 6/17 7/11 8/14 7/47 & 6/46 6/7 6/24 6/69 6/14 7/12 6/56 6/12 & 8/27 6/44, 6/32 & 6/47 6/24 6/45 6/24 6/25 & 6/46 6/22 6/28 6/42 6/16 & 6/32 6/36

1 st Grade
1 st 181 J Coleman & A Crawley 2 nd 242 J Smith & A Crawley 3 rd 3 rd 179 G Koufis & G McCanna 179 T Scullard & P Elder 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 195 G McCanna & J Tattershall 198 S Roesler & B Dixon 162 T Scullard & J Ruz 152 B Raeburn & M Griffith 8 th 9 th 100 S O’Brien & P Lazaropoulos 86 A Frawley & D Ishak 10 th 104 M Wood & I Giitsidis Souths Juniors Souths Juniors Botany United Rex Dolphins The Coast Coogee Bay Hotel Captain Cook Dolphins Coogee Bay Hotel Souths Juniors Botany United WWMPCC 2003-04 2004-05 1996-97 2006-07 1999-00 2004-05 2010-11 2004-05 2010-11 1997-98 2010-11
2 nd Grade
1 st 388 S Casey & A Azhar 2 nd 227 M Roucek & J Austy 3 rd 4 th 191 M Manna & R Staughton 194 R Staughton & M Manna 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 164 T Davis & J Haynes 207 A Consuji & P Gardiner 149 A Spruce & D Thomas 135 S Livingstone & A Young 9 th 111 J Fronde & T Kassis 10 th 100 C Doppler & M Hill
3 rd Grade
1 st 245 A Seedsman & N Roby 2 nd 202 T Barnett & N Vucetic 3 rd 4 th 197 D Stimpson & M Turnbull 284 D Holwerda & S Wilde 5 th 6 th 166 T Gorman & C Kennedy 263 J McCallum & A Bennie 7 th 8 th 163 D Phillips & E Yates 127 M Manna & R Tran 9 th 99 10 th 91 M Nolan & M Donovan N Power & A Khan Doncaster Clovelly RSL Ferns Ferns Coogee Bay Rebels WW & M P Kingsford Apaches KBC Apaches Clovelly RSL Coogee Bay Rebels 2007-08 2004-05 2008-09 2009-10 2001-02 2002-03 2005-06 2009-10 2003-04 2007-08 Kurrajong Hotel Glebe Gypsies Men of the Bat Intn’l Barbarians Captain Cook CSH 2006-07 2004-05 2007-08 2002-03 2002-03 2008-09 Rex Dolphins Ferns 2005-06 2007-08 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2006-07 Botany United 2009-10

4 th Grade
1 st 264 D Sirr & M Venables 2 nd 203 R Thomson & S Branch 3 rd 216 B Dickinson & D Thomas 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 238 M Manna & S Khan 139 C White & P Foley 180 M Capon & A Barwick 175 C Hickson & T Price 8 th 9 th 111 J Motum & J Armstrong 146 B Longbottom & S Dummigan 10 th 82 L Pritchard & N Brown
5th Grade
1 st 192 J Button & M Eagleston 2 nd 298 B Mundell & O Torpy 3 rd 4 th 286 T Roberts & R Roggeri 170 S Casey & J Georgoulis 5 th 6 th 7 th 153 Jamie Markou & Joel Markou 191 B Mundell & Marc Bennie 207 G McCanna & G Chudleigh 8 th 9 th 189 S McFadden & J Cooper 152 M Venables & C Brown 10 th 80 S Winfield & M Sheehan
6th Grade
1 st 315 M Stott & D McVey 2 nd 240 I Islam & S Roman 3 rd 4 th 214 G Bramley & D Kagi 184 L Tucker & M Provic 5 th 179 S Gandha & J Gartland 6 th 163 C Stewart & A Ellery 7 th 144 M Cross & K Charles 8 th 9 th 115 W Gudgeon & A Atallah 182 D Crawford & M Jess 10 th 89 J Richards & P Manson
7th Grade
1 st 185 H Hilman & R West 2 nd 126 G Duffy & G Brown 3 rd 4 th 140 T Roberts Jnr & C Rao 219 T Roberts Jnr & G Brown 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 171 G Brown & M Keogh 93 K Levell & G Wyer 123 A Francis & B Carter 116 A Azhar & P Harriott 9 th 62 10 th 32 B Wyner & K Levell T Beattie & G Wyer Saggy Green Kingsford Apaches Kingsford Apaches EFM Kingsford Apaches Souths Juniors Captain Cook Dolphins Men of the Bat Randwick CYM Rusty Shovel 2006-07 2010-11 2003-04 2001-02 2003-04 2009-10 2008-09 2005-06 1996-97 2005-06 Coogee Bay Hotel CSH Blue Tongues Doncaster Hotel 3rd Cavaliers CSH Botany United Randwick CYM Saggy Greens Coogee Bay Hotel Rusty Shovel Coogee Randwick RSL Randwick CYM Randwick CYM Wanderers Doncaster WW & MPCC 2002-03 2006-07 2002-03 2002-03 2004-05 2006-07 2004-05 Clovelly RSL 2001-02 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels 2006-07 Souths Juniors 2003-04 Matthew Talbot Cricketers Arms GCB GCB Cricketers Arms Randwick CYM Kingsford Apaches Doncaster Hotel Randwick CYM Randwick CYM 2010-11 2007-08 2007-08 2004-05 2003-04 2007-08 1996-97 1998-99 2004-05 2010-11 2000-01 2001-02 2001-02 2000-01 2001-02 2001-02 2001-02 2000-01 2001-02 2001-02

1 st Grade
2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 2001/01 1999/00 1998/99 1997/98 1996/97 1995/96 1994/95 Souths Juniors Doncaster Doncaster Souths Juniors Souths Juniors Rex Dolphins Souths Juniors Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels Clovelly RSL Croydon Park United Souths Juniors Souths Juniors Souths Juniors Souths Juniors Souths Juniors Souths Juniors Mascot RSL
3 rd Grade
2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 2001/01 1999/00 1998/99 1997/98 1996/97 1995/96 1994/95 Coogee Bay Hotel Rebels Botany United La Perouse Men of the Bat Kurrajong Hotel Randwick CYM Waugh Torn GSNDS Edmunds/Ferns/Mascot Doncaster Hotel Randwick CYM 2 Whitehorse All Stars Mascot RSL Doncaster Hotel Glebe Waverley Wombats University of NSW
2 nd Grade
2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 2001/01 1999/00 1998/99 1997/98 1996/97 1995/96 1994/95 Ferns CSH Captain Cook Dolphins Clovelly RSL Kingsford Apaches Clovelly RSL WW & MP Botany Magic Coogee Bay Rebels Roy United Clovelly Waverley Wombats The Coast Marrickville/Pagewood Tradewinds Coogee Rebels Woolpack Wolves
4 th Grade
2010/11 2009/10 2008/09 2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05 2003/04 2002/03 2001/02 2001/01 1999/00 1998/99 1997/98 1996/97 1995/96 1994/95 La Perouse Clovelly Rusty Shovel Waugh Torn Men of the Bat Rex Dolphins Kurrajong Hotel Kingsford Apaches WW & MP Captain Cook Hotel Doncaster The Bears Botany United Randwick CYM Randwick CYM Clovelly Mascot RSL

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

Season Patron President 10/11
H Solomons PL Brien
Vice President
D Power
Hon. Secretary
D Power
Hon. Treasurer
PL Brien
Assistant Secretary
JW Chalmers
09/10
H Solomons PL Brien
08/09
H Solomons PL Brien
07/08
H Solomons PL Brien
06/07
H Solomons PL Brien
05/06
H Solomons PL Brien D Power D Power D Power D Power D Power TP Booth TP Booth TP Booth TP Booth G Fulford G Fulford G Fulford JW Chalmers JW Chalmers JW Chalmers JW Chalmers
04/05
H Solomons PL Brien
03/04
RJ Carr PL Brien
02/03 01/02 00/01 99/00 98/99 97/98 96/97 95/96
RJ Carr RJ Carr RJ Carr RJ Carr RJ Carr RJ Carr RJ Carr RJ Carr PL Brien PL Brien PL Brien PL Brien PL Brien PL Brien PL Brien PL Brien D Power D Power D Power D Power D Power D Power D Power D Power D Buckley TP Booth / S Silcock TP Booth A Yap J Walden J Walden J Walden J Walden J Walden J Walden D Buckley A Carmody D Buckley A Carmody G Fulford G Fulford TP Booth TP Booth A Carmody B Grant K MacDonald JW Chalmers K MacDonald JW Chalmers K MacDonald JW Chalmers K MacDonald JW Chalmers G Stewart JW Chalmers JW Chalmers JW Chalmers JW Chalmers JW Chalmers JW Chalmers JW Chalmers

The Association for season 2010-2011 recorded a surplus of $6361.00. This represented a turnaround on the previous year’s deficit of $ 8012.00. Whilst the above appears to be a good result on paper, members need to be aware that this result was partly achieved by the Association running the mid season Adam Gilchrist raffle which netted nearly half of this surplus figure. Members are also reminded that in 2010-2011 the Association did not go away to Bathurst, which is also heavily subsidised from Association funds. For season 2011-2012 the Association appears to be in a sound position with $68182.00 in cash deposits however there will be a trip to Bathurst in 2011-2012 as well as the usual representative fixtures. Whilst there is subsidies for representative cricket along with sponsorships the incoming Board will need to be very diligent in their expenditure to ensure season 2011-2012 achieves a minimum break even financial result. I would like to take this opportunity of thanking all Club Treasurers/ Secretaries for their support to me in my role as Acting Treasurer. I commend this financial report for adoption by the members. Paul Brien Acting Treasurer