ANNUAL REPORT - Prospect District Cricket Club

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ANNUAL REPORT
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PROSPECT DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB INC.
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
SEASON 2013/2014
ANNUAL REPORT 2013–2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART ONE – OVERVIEW
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Officials, Vice Presidents, Life Members, Management Committee
Coaches, Captains and Service Awards
Annual Report – David Callan
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President’s Report – Andrew Ormandy
Coaches Report – Christian Hanna
Tributes to Graeme Farrell
Distinguished Long Playing Membership Award
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PART TWO – SENIOR GRADES
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Senior Trophy Winners
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Features of the Season
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Club Championship Points Table & Player Milestones
A Grade Report – Sam Miller
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Premiership Table
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Batting and Bowling Averages
R. B. Pounsett Memorial Trophy
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SACA Awards – Bradman Medal
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Talbot Smith Trophy
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C. W. Walker Trophy
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Grade Team of the Year
A Grade West End Cup
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Results of Matches
Premiership Table
Fred Godson Medal
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A Grade West End Twenty/20 Cup
Premiership Table
Results of Matches
B Grade Report – Adam LeCornu
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Premiership Table
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Keith Butler Medal
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C Grade Report – Craig Phillis _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 36
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Premiership Table
Syd Daly Memorial Medal
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D Grade Report – Darryl Hogan
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Premiership Table
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Wilson / McLeod Medal _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 41
P A G E
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Women’s B Grade Report – Robyn LeCornu ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 42
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Premiership Table
L Fullston Medal
Under 17 BankSA Shield Report – Lachlan Blunden ____________________________________________________________________________________ 45
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Premiership Table
PART THREE – JUNIOR GRADES
Junior Committee Report – Matt Clark
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Junior Club Championship Points Table
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Junior Trophy Winners
Features of the Season _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 53
Under 16 Red Report – Grant Lisk
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Premiership Table
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Under 16 White Report – Darren Travis
Premiership Table
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Under 14 Red Report – John Flanagan ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 60
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Premiership Table
Under 14 White Report – Andrew Caldwell ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 62
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Premiership Table
Ray Sutton Shield Report – Robert Perry _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ 65
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Premiership Table
Under 12 Statewide Cup Report – Manning McInerney ______________________________________________________________________________ 67
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Premiership Table
Development Squad Report – Jeremy Appleton
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PART FOUR – FINANCE, AGM MINUTES, PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS & SPONSORS
Treasurer’s Report – Tom Chikuse
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Auditor’s Report – Hastings T Chikuse
Committee Statement
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Profit and Loss Statement
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Balance Sheet _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 78
Statement of Changes in Equity
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Cash Flow Statement __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 79
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Minutes of the 86th Annual General Meeting
Player Achievements
Sponsors
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PART ONE
OVERVIEW
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
VICE PATRONS
Mr G.J. Uzzell - Mr I.D. Walsh
PRESIDENT
Mr A. Ormandy
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT
Mr G. Hill
D. Callan
J. George
M. Martin
R. Chard
A. Groves
J. McMurtrie
T. Porter
B. Farquhar
J. Hazeal
H. Norman
J. Zadow
LIFE MEMBERS
Mrs P.I. Stradling*
Mrs V. Reidel
Sir A Barker CMG*
A. Ambler*
M.F. Brown*
N. Claxton*
J. Ducker
D. Gehres*
G. Hill
A. James*
K. Lewis*
M. McInnes OAM*
L. Michael*
B. Redpath AM*
R. Sutton OAM*
I.D. Walsh
VICE PRESIDENTS
P. Crossing
M. Eaton
P. Harrington T. Hastwell
N. McPherson P. Milne
R. Pulley
G. Thomson
L. Ault*
D. Callan
A. Cole*
M. Eaton
J. George
R. Hodge*
D. James*
P. Lewis*
D. McIntosh
P. Milne
D. Sobels
L. Thompson*
J. Webb
R. Baker
G. Clarke*
H. Cotton*
M. Ellicott
L. Goodenough
A. Hope
T. James*
T. Lewis*
D.Marsh
M. Mueller*
I. Stradling*
G. Uzzell
S. Wellington*
L. Zeugofsge*
M. Faull
A. Hope
A. Ormandy
Mrs S. Ellicott
R. Blewett
A. Claughton*
R. Craig*
D. Farrelly*
G. Griffin*
T. Horley*
J. Kierse*
T. Lowrey
H. Matheson*
N. Neil*
D. Strudwick
J. Vaughan
B. Wickham*
D. Blunden
S. Clutterbuck*
P. Crossing
D. Freeman
R. Hammond*
S. Hynes
T. Klose*
H. Macfarlane*
R. May
R. Neville*
G. Sutton*
T. Wall*
E. Wohling
*Deceased
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
CHAIRMAN
A. Ormandy
CHAIRMAN MATCH
COMMITTEE
D. Blunden
SECRETARY
D. Callan
CHAIRMAN JUNIOR
COMMITTEE
M. Clark
PAST PLAYERS
P. Milne
ASST. SECRETARY
T. Lowrey
TREASURER
T. Chikuse
GROUNDS &
FACILITIES
A. Ormandy
PLAYER’S
REPRESENTATIVES
L. Blunden / H. Byrnes Howe
SPONSORSHIP
D. Wilson
VOLUNTEERS
D. Callan
COACHING APPOINTMENTS
DIRECTOR
OF COACHING
C. Hanna
BANK SA
UNDER 17
L. Blunden / J. Milne
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UNDER 16
COACH
D. Travis
ASSISTANT
COACH
A. Groves
UNDER 14
COACH
A. Caldwell
PRACTICE
COORDINATOR
B. Collins
RAY SUTTON SHIELD
COACH
R. Perry
DIRECTOR OF
JUNIOR CRICKET
A. Baker
DEVELOPMENT SQUAD
UNDER 12 COACH
J. Appleton
A N N U A L
R E P O R T
TEAM
CAPTAINS
A Grade
Sam Miller
B Grade
Adam LeCornu
C Grade
CraigPhillis
D Grade
Darryl Hogan
Women’s B Grade
Robyn LeCornu
Under 17 BankSA Shield Cameron Pritchard
Under 16 Red
Brodie Pearce
Under 16 White
Tom Auld
Under 14 Red
Cane Flanagan
Under 14 White
Zane Caldwell
Ray Sutton Shield
Kabir Luthra
Under 12 Cup
Shared
Development Squad
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MANAGERS
Geoff Kent
Parents
Parents
Parents
Rob Pearce
Barry Harvey
Joe Bacic
Praveen Jain
Parents
Parents
Martin Faull
SCORERS
Tom Lowrey
Geoff Holds
Kieren Laverty
DerekMilne
Peter Clarkson
Mick Ahern / Peter Milne
Parents
Parents
Parents
Parents
Parents
Parents
Parents
CLUB SOLICITOR
M. Mitchell
CLUB AUDITOR
H. Chikuse
CLUB CATERER
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RETURNING OFFICER
P. Milne
SERVICE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mesdames: Alex Hart, Anika Fielke, Jackie Beale, Diana Blunden, Margaret Byrnes
Wendy Milne, Deb Hart, Robyn LeCornu, Robyn Callan, Robyn Sleeman
Messrs: Geoff Kent, John Kelly, Kieran Laverty, Bruce Phillis
HARRY BYRNES HOWE RECEIVES HIS CHARLIE WALKER AWARD FROM REDBACKS COACH DARREN BERRY
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ANNUAL REPORT
David Callan
I am delighted to report that Prospect District Cricket Club (PDCC) continued to meet all of its South Australian Cricket
Association (SACA) requirements during season 2013-14 including the fielding of teams in all senior and junior men’s
grades with the augmentation of a women‘s B Grade team. The Club achieved maximum SACA funding of $50,000 plus
and additional once off facilities grant of $7,000 for upgrade of the practice wickets. The Club also achieved additional
funding under the Active Clubs Program Grant and a Special Purpose Grant from the Office for Recreation & Sport
totalling close to $8,000 that provisioned additional equipment especially for junior cricket. The extension of our
partnering program with Romeo Foodland and J V Crash contributing $10,000 in funds and kind allowed the Club to
continue to develop its quality junior and senior cricket programs.
The relationship between SACA and the Grade Clubs was tested with the programming of a new Premier League that
was intrusive on Grade scheduled matches and whilst most concerns have been investigated and identified, the findings
of the SACA Grade Cricket Review handed down in late May 2014 will commence the strategic planning process for future
of cricket in South Australia. SACA have established, now that they are no longer responsible for the administration of
the now Adelaide Stadium, their major concerns will be cricket and membership. The Grade Clubs are anticipating a
greater focus on grass roots cricket in the Grades as the focus leading to SACA’s high performance capabilities.
Although there were incremental on field gains during the season and we must ensure that these gains are preserved
and sustained for the coming season, our comparative on field performance did not achieve our goals. However, through
robust and astute governance and management we remain financially and administratively secure to continue to improve
our performance. The Management Committee continues to review the Club’s sustainability both financially and through
succession planning to rejuvenate the Administration and on-field personnel of the Club. The Club is indebted to coPatrons Ian D’Arcy Walsh and Glen Uzzell for initiating and hosting a post season strategic planning meeting to
commence the process of improving our on-field performance.
PDCC conducted all business in a proper and professional manner during the reporting period retaining and
augmenting key members of our Management Committee including the appointment of Andrew Baker to Committee
and Matt Clark as our Junior Coordinator. Provision of District Cricket across all Grades and the continual work load to
meet SACA’s requirements has put an increasing burden on the Club’s volunteers who continue to work tirelessly for the
Club. The Management Committee will continue to work with our Members to encourage candidates with significant
cricket knowledge and expertise to nominate for positions on the Committee or in supporting roles to improve our onfield performance
The Executive continued dialogue with the City of Prospect, SACA and co-tenants for the Master Plan re-development
of Prospect Oval that is planned to include a common user hospitality area, Boardroom, meeting rooms, internal viewing
areas and balconies plus an indigenous cricket academy possibly supported by indoor nets. The vision is for a major
re-development that brings SACA and PDCC closer together as partners in cricket development and Prospect Oval as the
alternative venue to Adelaide Oval. Unfortunately with the re-development of Adelaide Oval SACA has shelved our
application for funding for consideration in the future.
The Club has reported a financial result where we maintained our equity levels whilst providing the best possible cricket
experience for our players and supporters. The Club is indebted to Bar Manager Alex Hart, Mark Eaton and the group of
volunteers that provide a constant source of revenue from the licensed club to support our on field activities. I also
include special thanks to Wendy Milne for looking after the clothing stock, the kitchen staff and volunteers that provide
catering for the Club.
Volunteers are a vital component for the efficient running and administration of our Club for which the players,
supporters and Management Committee extend our gratitude. The Past Players group has continued to support the Club
and have introduced some new initiatives that help stimulate club support including sales of books and excess clothing
stock, the Management Committee thank Peter Milne, Past Player Coordinator.
The Club continues to be confronted with a series of challenges that the Committee, players, officials and supporters
are committed to successfully resolving to ensure our club’s senior grades can once again enjoy prominent positions on
the premiership table. A measure of any District Club’s success is the results of its senior teams.
The Committee wishes to thank and acknowledge our Club Patrons, our loyal coterie of Vice Presidents, all of the
Coaches, Managers, assistants and volunteers who are responsible for preparing and looking after our teams on match
day. PDCC recognized the outstanding commitment of volunteers who through the generous donation their time ensures
the wellbeing of PDCC.
I wish to record my thanks and appreciation to the invaluable work of Tom Lowrey who is the Assistant Secretary, Club
Historian, long serving A Grade scorer, who maintained the web site for most of the reporting period, produces the
Annual Report, the end of season program for Presentation Night and the PDCC Newsletter. I also extend thanks to Tom
Chikuse who is standing down as Treasurer for his precise, excellent reporting and to also thank him for providing a
recommendation replacement.
On behalf of all Members I wish to thank and endorse the diligent work of the Committee during the past season.
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT
Andrew Ormandy
Season 2013-14 saw an overall improvement in our senior grades and so the coming season needs to continue this
trend with participation in finals a goal that we as a Club must strive for.
As mentioned in last year’s report cricket is a team game; however I would like to acknowledge two individual
achievements that clearly demonstrate that there are no short cuts to success.
On behalf of the Management Committee, players and supporters I would like to congratulate Harry Byrnes
Howe on being awarded SACA’s Charlie Walker trophy for the best wicketkeeper in A Grade. This trophy has
particular significance to our Club as Charlie Walker was a Prospect player and wicket keeper who played for
Australia alongside a young Don Bradman. The hard work and dedication that Harry put in over the 2013-14 preseason has been rewarded with this honour and his leadership and example is one that others in the Club can look
to for inspiration.
Our Club champion David Kelly is a great example of perseverance and Club loyalty. David’s pathway to A Grade
cricket has not been an overnight success. He has toiled away as a bowler through the junior ranks and then
through the senior grades with the unselfish support of his family. For David to receive his First XI cap in the final
game of the season and contribute to a great win over last season’s premiers with 4 wickets that included knocking
over the wicket of a current Test player, was a fitting culmination of years of preparation. David you are what our
Club is all about – putting your hand up and having a red hot crack regardless of which team you are selected in!.
This season saw Christian Hanna accept the challenge of A Grade coach and it is quite evident that this
appointment was the right decision at this time of our Club development. Christian has connected with the senior
playing group and has been tireless in his efforts to position Prospect for future success. The Club is grateful for his
honesty and desire to empower players to think more about the game and we look forward to further
improvement in the season to come. Thanks to Andy Groves for his support of our senior coaches over the last three
seasons. Andy has advised the Committee that he won’t be continuing in coming season and look forward to seeing
him back at the Club where he is always welcome as a past player.
Thanks to Sam, Adam, Duncan, Craig and Darryl for their leadership and ongoing development of our players.
Club volunteers are essential to ensure that we continue to provide our junior and senior players with the offfield support and we are fortunate that have people willing to put their hand up to help. As part of our succession
planning we need to get new ideas and energy and so I ask that those within the Club consider how they can
contribute as members of the Management Committee and the Junior Committee.
In particular I thank David Callan (Club Secretary) Don Blunden (Chairman of Match), Tom Lowrey (Assistant
Secretary and A Grade Scorer), Geoff Kent (A Grade Team Manager), Peter Milne (Past Players), Matt Clark (Junior
Co-ordinator), Andrew Baker (Director of Junior Cricket) for their contribution to our Club throughout the season.
This season also saw the return of Women’s Cricket to PDCC. Thanks to Robyn LeCornu for her tireless efforts in
putting a team together and we look forward to seeing our participation in women’s cricket grow to more than
one team in the coming seasons.
Congratulations to the Under 16 White team for making the finals in what was again another tough season for
our Junior Pirates. To everyone involved in supporting our Junior Cricket program please accept the Club’s
appreciation for the hours you have given selflessly to develop our young talent.
To Matt Clark and the Junior Committee, in particular John Flanagan, for the initiative for finding funding for
the Pirate shade canopies. Thank you for promoting our Junior Pirates as a well organised and supportive pathway
to playing Grade cricket.
At the time of writing this report I can advise that the proposed redevelopment of the Prospect Oval Precinct is
still on the agenda with the detailed funding submission that was presented to SACA in August 2012 still under
consideration. We continue to work with the City of Prospect and SACA to explore avenues for funding as part of
our contribution to the project.
Our thanks to the City of Prospect Mayor David O’Loughlin, CEO Mark Goldstone and NAFC CEO Greg Edwards
and the NAFC for their continued support of our co-tenancy at Prospect Oval.
While I have thanked some of the volunteers in our Club I would collectively like to express my personal thanks
to the Management Committee for continuing to provide stable off-field governance.
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PRESIDENT’S REPORT (Continued)
Andrew Ormandy
I indicated at the 2013 Annual General Meeting that it is my intention to stand down as President at the 2015
AGM after completing the current term. It is my belief that it is in our Club’s interests to reinvigorate our
committees so that fresh eyes, ideas and energy can continue the course that has been charted. I take this
opportunity 12 months out to call for those who wish to make a difference to ‘pad up’ and come on to the
Management Committee as part of the succession plan.
Yet again our bar contributes to the Club’s income and we are indebted to the hard work that Alex Hart does in
ensuring there are always cold refreshments available for players, supporters and visitors when needed.
Season 2013-14 saw JV Crash join Romeo’s Retail Group as major sponsors and also the Windmill Hotel came on
board as a sponsor. I encourage all Club stakeholders wherever possible to support our sponsors to ensure that
these partnerships are mutually beneficial.
Thank you also to our other Club sponsors Australian Vinyl/Preview Plastics and Prospect DCC Past Players, Vice
Presidents and Officials along with match award supporters.
Thank you to our joint Patrons Glen Uzzell and D’Arcy Walsh who have been generous in their support at most
matches through the season and for hosting a strategic planning session for Club representatives over a bite to eat.
The Club is indebted to your ongoing involvement and pro-active interest in our future as a Grade Cricket power.
Exciting times are ahead for Grade Cricket and the Clubs that grasp their opportunities will be well positioned to
benefit in the long term. Let’s hope that SACA understand that success at State level starts with grass roots junior
cricket development, improved grounds and facilities and structured investment in local talent.
Let’s make season 2014-15 a successful one for our proud Club and may there be more stories like David Kelly’s
that we can enjoy together.
ROMEO’S FOODLAND - MAJOR SPONSOR 2013/14
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COACHES REPORT
Christian Hanna
Initially I want to outline what I think are the positives of the Club for season 2013/14:
The Club is outstandingly run by Andrew Ormandy, Dave Callan and the rest of the Committee. Furthermore
there is culture of service to the Club outside the Committee amongst the supporters and parents and within the
playing stocks that suggest the Club will remain strong in this facet of the Club into the future. I would personally
like to thank Don Blunden, Chairman of the Match Committee, who is the main conduit to the Committee for the
coaches and players for his efforts this year. Whilst not part of the Committee, I would also like to thank Alex Hart
for her valuable contribution behind the bar.
In addition, I would like to recognise the efforts of Matthew Clark, Andrew Baker and the rest of the Junior
Committee. I think the relationship between the juniors and seniors remains a vital one. I have appreciated the
efforts of Matthew and Andrew to continue to develop senior players for the future as well as continuing to work
at improving our transition processes for players moving between juniors and seniors.
The players should not underestimate the work of the Committee behind the scenes and how it sets in motion
the opportunity for them to play and enjoy the Club atmosphere to the extent that they do.
Andrew Groves gave me very good support as Development Coach during the season. Andrew’s role was to
continue to provide opportunities for developing players and he definitely did that by pushing youngsters into the
C Grade, helping to attract young players such as Jayden Crees to the Club and by keeping everyone honest at the
selection table. In addition, Grovesy has an excellent technical knowledge of the game which is a valuable resource
for the Club. Grovesy has indicated that he will not be with the Club next season – I would like to wish him all the
best for the future and given his employment at the Gillespie Centre he will still have a role to play in developing
our players and I’m sure will still be around the Club.
The scorers (Tom Lowrey, Geoff Holds, Kieran Laverty, Derek Milne) and managers (Geoff Kent, Kieran Laverty,
Derek Milne) across the Grades again provided exceptional service to the players. I would personally like to thank
Tom and Geoff Kent, who provided the A Grade valuable support and positivity mixed in with the occasional word
of advice that was greatly appreciated by both me and the players.
The four captains that we had at the Club this season in Sam Miller, Adam LeCornu, Craig Phillis (who took over
from Duncan Djukanovic after Duncan started moving up the Grades) and Darryl Hogan provided excellent
leadership and commitment to the Club. In particular, all four captains had to work with quite a few youngsters at
different times and the fact that we were starting to get some performances from those guys towards the end of
the season is a testament to their efforts. Importantly, I think we had a strong team spirit in all of the Grades – this
can always improve, but if we stick together and keep fighting good things will happen.
James Craig joined the Club this season as the fitness coach. Whilst Craigy’s main duties were undertaken through
the pre-season and mainly with the A Grade squad he remained involved with the Club throughout the season and
always provided exceptional leadership and demonstrated good values. His efforts to run the fitness programme
with the A Grade squad in the preseason were outstanding. It would come as no surprise to Prospect people that
James has been selected in the North Adelaide leadership group and I know that everyone involved with the cricket
Club wish him well for the footy season.
For the majority of the season we were lucky (or unlucky) to have Braden Collins injured and instead of staying
away from the Club, as he could have easily have done, Braden took over the role of Practice Captain, a truly selfless
act. Braden was outstanding in that role and helped Grovesy and I out immensely by running the nets as efficiently
as he did. It was great to see Braden make it back on the park in the later stages of the season and we hope that
he can bounce back next season and continue to improve from where he was a season ago.
Prospect’s facilities are excellent. The centre wickets are good cricket wickets and the practice pitches provide
ample opportunity for players to improve.
The group of players that we have at the Club at the moment are all good, decent people. I don’t think this
should be underestimated. In addition, I was really happy, for the most part, with the effort of the players at
training and in matches, although there is still a long way to go on these fronts.
On the playing side the A, B and D Grades all won more games than they did last season and as a Club we were
able to score more Club Championship points than we have for a number of seasons. In particular, after Christmas
all Grades had runs of wins, which hasn’t happened very much at Prospect in recent time and I’m hopeful it is a sign
of improvement.
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COACHES REPORT (Continued)
Christian Hanna
This season we started to see a few quality personal seasons from players through the Grades – Harry Byrnes
Howe scored over 400 runs and took over 20 dismissals in the A Grade and deservedly won the Charlie Walker
Trophy as the most outstanding wicket keeper in the A Grade as voted by the umpires; Ross Whiteley made
over 350 runs in the A Grade (and made over 200 runs in the West End One Day Cup) and finished in the top
10 for the Bradman Medal; David Kelly took 34 wickets across the A, B and C Grade at an average of 12.26 to
win the Club Champion award; Jake Milne took 26 wickets in the B Grade including a 6 wicket performance;
Nick Lopez took 20 wickets in half a season in the A Grade, including back-to-back 5 wicket hauls; Craig Phillis
scored over 300 runs in the C Grade and finished 4th in the C Grade medal; Liam Laverty took 24 wickets in
the C Grade most of which were in the second half of the season; Wade Matthews made over 400 runs in the
B, C, D and U/17s; and there were some great individual one-off performances including a hundred by Henry
Wenk and a 6 wicket performance from Ryan Birse, both in the D Grade. As a Club we need to produce more
of these performances across the Grades and what’s more we have to do it under pressure in big games
consistently.
Sam Miller represented the Redbacks in the Ryobi Cup, captained the Northern Mavericks in the Premier
League and finished 3rd in the Premier League Medal, proving once again that he is a class player. Lachlan
Blunden, Harry Byrnes Howe and Ross Whiteley also played for the Northern Mavericks. Having players
exposed to that higher level of competition can only be a good thing for the Club.
Izaac Boylan who made his two-day A Grade debut this year played in both the U/17 and U/19 State teams
and is a player of the future for the Club.
Cam Pritchard and Wade Matthews made the State Bank Shield U/17 team of the tournament.
That is a long list of positives - good people, good foundations and improving performances. I’d like to think
that some better times are not far away from the Club.
But, we still face a lot of challenges …
We still need to improve in all facets of the game. In particular, across the Grades our batting was still a long
way short of where it needs to be. Apart from a couple of games in a row where the penny appeared to drop
in the D Grade after Christmas, I would be able to count on one hand the number of times that any team in
the Club was able to bat their overs in any match this season and that includes one-day matches. That is a
really damning statistic for the Club and something that we need to address next season in a very strong
fashion.
As a result of our poor batting, the Club lost a lot more games outright through the Grades than it should
be comfortable with and that is something that we need to improve next season. As players and teams we
must be more competitive and not allow such capitulations to take place.
Our fielding needs to improve. I was not privy to all of the fielding efforts through the Grades, but the A
Grade fielding was disastrous before Christmas but improving somewhat after Christmas. Adam has indicated
that the B Grade fielded well throughout the season, whilst Craig and Darryl have suggested that the C and
D Grade require a lot of improvement. Our fielding at training was ok, but we need to set our standards a
lot higher and need to do things with more intensity at training and then take that in to games. In particular,
our slips catching needs dramatic improvement.
Needless to say, fielding will be a major focus in the preseason and next season. On a really positive note,
our wicket keepers set good standards – As noted earlier, Harry Byrnes Howe had a great season; Jacob Gracey
took the most dismissals in the B Grade; Sam Naley took a lot of dismissals in the C and D Grade and Wade
Matthews showed promise in the Ds and Cs in his first year of senior cricket. The keepers need to continue to
help drive the intensity and standards of the teams both at training and during games.
As a Club our bowling was reasonable through the Grades and remains our strength, however, there is still
room for a lot of improvement. Furthermore, it is easy to say bowling is our strength when our other skills
are letting us down – bowling can be a very different game when you are trying to bowl teams out when you
have 250+ on the board compared to when you only have 150 on the board and have nothing to lose. In a
technical sense, as a Club we still bowl too many short “nothing” balls that at best aren’t threatening and at
worst are free hits for the opposition batters and that will be something that will need to be addressed next
season.
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COACHES REPORT (Continued)
Christian Hanna
In terms of our training effort, I think we took some good steps forward this season, but I think we have only
scratched the surface. Pleasingly, leaders of the Club such as Sam Miller, Harry Byrnes Howe, Lachlan Blunden and
Nick Lopez trained exceptionally well during the season (including the preseason) and we have upcoming players
such as Robert Perry, David Perry and Jake Milne also putting in the effort that will improve themselves and the
Club. If we can get a larger percentage of the playing group training like the guys mentioned above, then we will
continue to improve.
There is no doubt that season 2013/14 was been another tough season for the Club. What we can’t do is sit back
and accept that we will not always remain confined to the lower reaches of the Grade cricket ladders, nor can we
assume that we are going to keep improving as we have over the last few years. As a Club we need to go out and
make it happen and I’m very confident and positive that there are enough good people mixed up with the Club
that we can make it happen.
Good people, good foundations and improving performances.
Enjoy the offseason and see you all in 2014/15
DAVID KELLY CLUB CHAMPION 2013/14 WITH CLUB PATRON D’ARCY WALSH
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TRIBUTE TO GRAEME FARRELL (1943 - 2013)
Graeme Stanley Farrell - From the Book “Great Prospects” by Ray W. Sutton
Left-handed opening batsman - Club Captain 1967-71, he amassed 3,902 runs, 29.56 average in the Prospect
cause. Another product of the Club’s junior coaching schools, Graeme Farrell contributed much to the Club.
A career, cut short by an Interstate business transfer, was studded with many sterling batting performances,
including four centuries and 21 individual scores of over 50 runs.
A more-than-useful fast medium occasional bowler and an above average close to the wicket fieldsman (68
career catches), made him a leader by example and one in the mould of the captains of old. Recognised by
the State selectors, he returned 313 runs from 14 innings for an average of 22.35 runs (highest score 66).
An all-round sportsman, he supplemented his cricket talents with many a fine game with the North Adelaide
Football Club.
Graeme played seven first class games for South Australia in 1966-67 as an opening batsman, and was a good
enough player to pass 50 on three separate occasions with a highest first class score of 66. Graeme captained
Prospect to the 1968/69 and 1969/70 Grade premierships, as well to a Gillette Cup One Day premiership in
1968/69, before relinquishing the captaincy to Bob Blewett part way through the 1970/71 season. In all,
Graeme scored 4,693 runs for Prospect including figuring in a club record partnership for the 4th wicket with
fellow interstate cricketer Bob Gilbourne. These two outstanding sportsmen put on a partnership of 307 runs
against West Torrens in 1968-69.
Football Career
After growing up in Norwood, Graeme played with the North Adelaide Football Club junior grades. where
he captained the junior colts (under 17) side, won the Tomkins Medal for the best and fairest for the senior
colts (under 19) competition, won the NAFC best and fairest and numerous other junior awards as well as
playing in a number of junior premierships and Grand Finals before earning senior selection, firstly in the
second eighteens in 1962 and then in the league team in 1963. Such was Graeme’s form that he was selected
in the losing 1963 Grand Final side as a half-back flanker. Graeme won the Most Promising Backman award
in 1963 and the Best Backman award in 1965 as well as finishing 3rd in the League’s Best and Fairest the same
year. He retired from football in 1967.
Jeff Hammond’s Tribute
Graeme Farrell along with John Ducker (as players), were the significant reason for Prospect DCC's massive
success from the mid 1960's to early 1970's. They used to say that "most interstate Shield sides would struggle
to beat Prospect's A Grade team". That team just didn't happen. Extremely focused people like GF and JD
made it happen; and did it for the Club and not for themselves, or to fill any sort of social void.
Farrelly, as I knew him, was as tough as nails, and as tough as they got in those days. His limited time at State
cricket has a major memory of being hit all over his body, endlessly, in a game versus Victoria where he made
66 runs, but his gutsyness was overlooked for further selection.
Farrelly and Reg Craig (Coach) , were a solid unit and together they moulded what was needed. Farrelly loved
a beer and worked miracles at the bar especially on a Thursday night player’s tea. As a kid, (as I was at the
time), he had a lot to do with my own development. He could make his point and do it in a way that, when
you left his conversation, you knew what you had to do.
EVERYONE loved Farrelly, he had no obvious enemies, but things went wrong for him some how...sadly.
All those that played under him during the period of the "Prospect Invincible's", respected, admired and
loved him as a friend and mentor.
Farrelly, you could have done a lot more, you were loved by so many, had so much to offer, but it all didn't
happen as it should have eh?, but there are a few of us that realise what you did for our Club and for us
individually...RIP.
Glen Uzzell’s Tribute
Graeme Farrell was a talented sportsman who excelled at any sport he was involved in and he was very
competitive. Graeme's involvement with the PDCC commenced in the late 1950s when he played in the SACA
Under 17 Schoolboys Competition and in the 1958/59 season he captained the team to the premiership.
Subsequently he was selected in the A Grade team at the tender age of 16. History shows that Graeme went
on to be a successful A Grade cricketer and played in seven A Grade premiership teams including captaining
two premiership sides himself. He also played State cricket, opening the batting with with Les Favell. Graeme
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TRIBUTE TO GRAEME FARRELL (Continued)
often gave the appearance of being cheeky and friendly to his opponents, but underneath the exterior was
the fierce competitor who always gave one hundred percent to Prospect and with a great desire to win. When
the team was in trouble you could count on Graeme to put his head down and fight to retain his wicket and
to make runs. He was the other batting partner with Bob Gilbourne, who together made a record 307 run
4th wicket partnership in the 1968/69 winning Grand Final. Even at indoor carpet bowls, which we often
played at the Club after the Player’s teas on a Thursday Night, he played to win. The competition between
Graeme, Graham Clarke, Bob Blewett, Bob Gilbourne, Phil O'Meara, ''Nuts Hazeal et al, become legendary
..... well at least in our eyes! Graeme epitomised the great golden era of the PDCC by playing fairly but also
by playing to win!
Phil O’Mearas Tribute
Graeme Farrell was the best captain I ever played under. If you ever wanted someone to stand up when the
team was in trouble batting, it was Graeme. He was a great leader, fair but of strong character. One was
certainly scared of him if one was mucking around; he would just look at you and you would fall into line. If
not, he would give you one to the ribs after the match finished. He was the only guy who could control the
likes of Bob Blewett and Bob Gilbourne - boy did they have some barnies!
I had many a great time with Graeme but my favourite story happened one Saturday in October on Caulfield
Cup day. We were playing East Torrens at Norwood Oval during the 1969/70 season. We were fielding and
Graeme and Clacka Clarke had put a big amount of money on a horse called Big Philou to win the Cup. They
had arranged for the drinks and a radio to be brought out at the time of the race, (around 2.30), so they all
gathered around the radio. As the Caulfield Cup is run over a mile and a half, it became rather a long break.
Big Philou ran second to a horse called Nausori, but the commentator had said there could be a protest, so
the drinks break became longer and yes, it turned out that there was one. The umpires were getting a bit
agitated because of the time it was taking for drinks, and in the meantime Clacka was doing up his shoelaces
for the third time. Finally umpire Colin Egar had had enough, and ordered Clacka to bowl, asking the drinks
waiter to get off the field. The ever smart Graeme had made arrangements with the drinks waiter to give him
a wave from the stand if the protest of Big Philou against Nausori was upheld. As it turned out the protest
took at least 30 minutes to resolve. The funny part of the story was that Graeme always fielded mid off to
mid on, because he didn't like to chase too many balls. Well for the first time in history while Clacka was
bowling at the Norwood Oval stand end, Graeme moved himself into slip so he could watch for a sign from
the stands. I swear that if a catch went to him he would have dropped it.
Well, half way through one of Clacka’s overs, Graeme saw the drinks waiter waving from the stand, so he
stopped Clacka in his run, yelling that the protest was upheld and that Big Philou was the winner. The umpires
were confused and Graeme immediately left the slips and fielded at mid off again. In fact I cannot ever
remember Graeme fielding in slips again - what a character. I remember Clacka and Graeme had a great night
that night.
We will never see the likes of those two guys ever again. What a scallywag Graeme was, (Clacka wasn’t far
behind), but Graeme was a great person to have known. I had a great respect for Graeme, as it was he who
gave me the opportunity to wicket keep for the A Grade at Prospect. I will never forget that.
Peter Crossing’s Tribute
Farelli was a talented player (cricket to State level, football, indoor bowls etc) and a whole-hearted clubman.
He was humble. He told me he was overwhelmed when the A Grade players stood in the centre of Prospect
Oval at the beginning of the season, pondering who would replace John Ducker as captain. “What about you
Farelli?” And so it came to be.
He was an uncompromising competitor on the field but he always played fair and within the rules and spirit
of the game. He was a premiership winning captain, and not just because he had good players.
In his own way, he melded them into a team. He had the respect of all - and there were some hard task
masters. He was self deprecating and had a great sense of humour.
I did not know him very well when I left Prospect to play for Adelaide University at the start of my University
days. When I returned to again play for Prospect, Farelli was one bloke, among others, who really accepted
me and made me feel welcome. I had plenty of friends from pre University days but he had not really known
me before this, and he went out of his way. It meant a lot to me. I know Ali Douglas feels the same. At times
a loveable rogue, away from cricket he was his own worst enemy. No need for me to go there.
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TRIBUTE TO GRAEME FARRELL (Continued)
Bob Gilbourne’s Tribute
I first met Graeme when we were approximately 10 years old. He was playing cricket and football for his Primary
School (Nailsworth), and I was with Blair Athol. Our sporting lives ran parallel from then on. We both played in the
SAPSA State Under 14 cricket team for two years and our football was shared with the Prospect Colts and we
graduated to the NAFC Junior and Senior Colts. We both played league Football and State Cricket.
We batted together on many occasions, but none better than the 307 4th wicket partnership in the 1968/69 Grand
Final against West Torrens.
Our friendship never diminished even after many years of not seeing him. I was close to him along with his friend
Tony O’Shea over his last year, and it was sad to see him fade away. I called Graeme a good friend and a good friend
for life.
GRAEME FARRELL
1961/62
1964/65
1967/68 to 1970/71
1968/69 to 1970/71
Most Improved Club Player (Harold Macfarlane Memorial Trophy)
Most Effective Player A Grade (RB Pounsett Memorial Trophy)
Committee of Management
A Grade Captain
First Class Career – 1966/67
Batting
Mch
Inn
NO
7
14
Bowling
O.
M.
R.
1
3
Senior Career - 1957/58 to 1972/73
Inn
NO
HS
Batting
196
9
137
Bowling
O.
M.
R.
422.6 69
1,399
HS
66
W.
-
Agg
313
Avg.
-
Avg.
22.36
5W/I
-
100
-
Agg.
4,693
W.
78
Avg.
25.10
Avg
17.94
100
4
50
21
A Grade Career - 1957/58 to 1972/73
Batting
Inn
NO
HS
141
9
137
Bowling
O.
M.
R.
93.7
4
390
Agg.
3,902
W.
12
Avg.
29.56
Avg
32.50
100
4
5W/I
-
50
Ct
19
68
Best Bowling
2/7 vs Glenelg
Best Seasons (2)
618 runs at 44.14
517 runs at 39.76
1964/65
1965/66
Centuries
137 vs.
116 vs.
105 vs.
109 vs.
1964/65
1965/66
1967/68
1968/69
(4)
Adelaide at Adelaide Oval
Glenelg at Glenelg Oval
Adelaide at Prospect Oval
West Torrens at Adelaide Oval
100 Partnerships (7)
First Wicket
147
Farrell G.S. (69), Horley J.R. (80)
106
Farrell G.S. (36), Horley J.R. (60)
104
Farrell G.S. (101), Jones K. (40)
Second Wicket
156
Farrell G.S. (105), Jones K. (79)
107
Farrell G.S. (51), Strudwick D.C. (53)
Fourth Wicket
307
Farrell G.S. (109), Gilbourne R.J. (226)
150
Farrell G.S. (90), Ducker J.R. (78)
Premierships (7)
1962/63 1963/64
P A G E
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1966/67
1968/69
50
3
Ct
4
vs. Woodville at Prospect Oval
vs. Glenelg at Glenelg Oval
vs. East Torrens at Prospect Oval
1962/63
1963/64
1966/67
vs. Adelaide at Prospect Oval
vs. Glenelg at Prospect Oval
1967/68
1966/67
vs. West Torrens at Adelaide Oval
vs. Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval
1968/69
1962/63
1969/70
1970/71
1968/69 Gillette Cup
(All A Grade)
DISTINGUISHED LONG PLAYING MEMBERSHIP
(12 Consecutive Seasons & 120 Matches Played)
JARRED ANDREW ROSS 2002/03 to 2013/2014
Senior Career
BATTING
Mch
131
Inn
171
NO
12
HS
90
Agg
2471
Avg
15.54
100
-
50
5
Ct
49
BOWLING
O
102.5
M
22
R
372
W
17
Avg
21.88
5W/I
-
Best Bowling
2/9 vs West Torrens
Highest Score - 90 vs Northern Districts at Adelaide No.2
B Grade
2006/07
Fifties (10)
72 vs Kensington at Colonel Waite Oval
90 vs Northern Districts at Adelaide No.2
51 vs Tea Tree Gully at Prospect Oval
71 vs Northern Districts at Salisbury Oval
58 vs Northern Districts at Salisbury Oval
C
B
B
B
B
2005/06
2006/07
2006/07
2007/08
2013/14
A Grade Career
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
Grade
BATTING
Mch
51
Inn
65
NO
5
HS
46*
Agg
594
Avg
9.90
100
-
BOWLING
O
32
M
9
R
99
W
3
Avg
33.00
5W/I
-
Best Bowling
2/9 vs West Torrens
BATTING
Mch
17
Inn
15
NO
1
HS
22
Agg
143
Avg
10.21
100
-
BOWLING
O
6
M
-
R
22
W
4
Avg
4.50
5W/I
-
Best Bowling
4/22 vs Glenelg (Including Hat Trick)
Inn
9
NO
3
HS
18
Agg
71
Avg
11.83
100
-
One Day Cricket
Twenty/20 Cricket
Mch
BATTING
12
BOWLING
50
-
50
-
50
-
Ct
14
Ct
4
Ct
1
No Bowling
JARRED ROSS
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P A G E
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PART TWO
SENIOR GRADES
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS TABLE
A Grade
B Grade
C Grade
D Grade
Total Points
1
Tea Tree Gully
117.5
147.5
122.5
175.0
562.5
2
East Torrens
107.5
112.5
142.5
162.5
525.0
3
Kensington
127.5
145.0
97.5
117.5
487.5
4
Glenelg
92.5
97.5
137.5
152.5
480.0
5
Woodville
117.5
155.0
82.5
82.5
437.5
6
Adelaide University
97.5
52.5
162.5
97.5
410.0
7
Northern Districts
92.5
122.5
152.5
22.5
390.0
8
West Torrens
65.0
107.5
82.5
97.5
352.5
9
Sturt
112.5
67.5
77.5
67.5
325.0
10
Adelaide
70.0
52.5
82.5
105.0
310.0
11
Port Adelaide
117.5
77.5
37.5
52.5
285.0
12
Prospect
60.0
60.0
40.0
75.0
235.0
13
Southern District
97.5
37.5
22.5
22.5
180.0
PLAYER MILESTONES 2013/14
1000 RUNS IN A-GRADE
Ross Whiteley
Sam Miller
Harry Byrnes Howe
Nicholas Lopez
Lachlan Blunden
50 WICKETS IN A-GRADE
Sam Miller
100 WICKETS IN SENIOR CRICKET
Duncan Djukanovic
Liam Laverty
50 WICKETS IN SENIOR CRICKET
Joel Horskins
Jake Milne
David Kelly
100 MATCHES PLAYED
Jacob Gracey
P A G E
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SENIOR TROPHY WINNERS
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Most Effective
Player
Harry Byrnes Howe
Nick Lopez
Joshua Boylan
Nick Lopez
B Grade
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Matthew Hart
Jake Milne
Jacob Gracey
248 runs at 19.08
26 wkts at 20.31
Peter Crossing
Glen Uzzell
Mark Eaton
C Grade
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Craig Phillis
Liam Laverty
Harvey Brennan
343 runs at 25.00
24 wkts at 15.24
D’Arcy Walsh
Peter Milne
Graham Thompson
D Grade
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Henry Wenk
Matthew Milne
Sam Naley
235 runs at 21.36
14 wkts at 17.36
John Hazeal
Alec Hope
Jeff George
Women’s B Grade Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Nikki Mayger
Cassie Clarkson
Stephanie Fisher
133 runs at 22.17
9 wkts at 10.56
Maurie Martin
Toby Porter
Andrew Groves
Under 17
Wade Matthews
Cameron Pritchard
Peter Ahern
171 runs at 57.00
9 wkts at 11.44
Brenton Faquhar
Tom Hastwell
David Callan
A Grade
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Donated by
Martin Faull
Joel Southam
John McMurtrie
RB Pounsett Memorial
438 runs at 27.38
20 wkts at 19.35
20 wkts & 170 runs
West End Cup Player of the Series
Ross Whiteley
219 runs at 109.50 & 4 wickets at 17.25
PDCC
Twenty/20 Cup Player of the Series
Lachlan Blunden
17 runs at 5.67 & 7 wickets at 9.57
PDCC
Most Improved Player
David Kelly
Harold Macfarlane Memorial
Encouragement Award
Manning McInerney
City of Prospect Council
Most Attentive To Practice
Robert Perry
PDCC
Most Outstanding Performance
Ross Whiteley
MJ McInnes O.A.M. Memorial
100* & 3/50 vs Port Adelaide at Port Adelaide Reserve
Club Championship - Donated by PDCC
1st - David Kelly (835 Points)
2nd - Ross Whiteley (763)
Women’s Club Championship (Robyn LeCornu Award) - Donated by PDCC
1st - Nikki Mayger (377 Points)
2nd - Melissa Gorroick (302)
Batting Performance
Player
Ross Whiteley
Ross Whiteley
Henry Wenk
Score
100*
112
104
Opponents
Port Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Sturt
2 2
3rd - Dani Reid (228)
Venue
Port Adelaide Reserve
Port Adelaide Reserve
Unley Oval
Bowling Performances – In memory of the late Bruce Wickham
Player
Figures
Opponents
Venue
Nick Lopez
5/59
Kensington
Parkinson Oval
Nick Lopez
5/74
Northern Districts
Prospect Oval
P A G E
3rd - Sam Miller (753)
Grade
A Grade
A Grade WEC
D Grade
Grade
A Grade
A Grade
SENIOR TROPHY WINNERS (Continued)
Sam Miller
David Kelly
Jake Milne
Jake Milne
Duncan Djukanovic
William Rollings
Liam Laverty
Ryan Birse
5/39
6/42
6/44
5/107
5/104
5/29
5/19
6/26
Adelaide
Woodville
University
Kensington
Port Adelaide
Southern District
University
University
Prospect Oval
Woodville Oval
University Oval
Prospect Oval
Prospect Oval
Prospect Oval
Broadview Oval
Park 10
A Grade
B Grade
B Grade
B Grade
B Grade
B Grade
C Grade
D Grade
Other Performances
Fielding
Adam LeCornu
(4 ct in an Inns)
vs Adelaide at Prospect Oval
B Grade
Bowling
Liam Laverty
(Hat Trick)
vs East Torrens at Windsor Gardens VC
C Grade
FEATURES OF SEASON 2013/2014
Over 200 Runs
RA Whiteley
HP Byrnes Howe
W Matthews
SP Miller
CL Phillis
JC Boylan
M Hart
H Wenk
M McCleary
DJ Gray
EB Callan
R Perry
NF Lopez
N Brice
C Pritchard
R Keerthiwardena
LS Blunden
MA Sandford
R Premachandra
562 runs at 51.09
498 runs at 26.21
400 runs at 28.57
354 runs at 27.23
325 runs at 25.00
320 runs at 21.33
305 runs at 19.06
259 runs at 19.92
250 runs at 17.86
239 runs at 19.92
237 runs at 18.23
237 runs at 18.23
226 runs at 16.14
224 runs at 12.44
220 runs at 24.44
219 runs at 12.17
213 runs at 13.31
207 runs at 17.25
200 runs at 11.76
A, WEC
A, WEC
B, C, D, U/17
A, WEC
C
A, WEC, B
A, B
C, D
A, WEC
C, U/17
B, C
B, C, D
A, WEC, C
B, C, D, U/17
B, C, U/17
A, WEC, B
A, WEC
D
A, WEC, B
Over 15 Wickets
DJ Kelly
JG Milne
NF Lopez
L Laverty
RA Whiteley
DJ Gray
SP Miller
CJ Marchesi
M Milne
BT Holdback
34 wickets at 12.26
26 wickets at 20.31
25 wickets at 19.80
24 wickets at 15.54
21 wickets at 20.19
19 wickets at 16.58
17 wickets at 18.12
17 wickets at 18.29
15 wickets at 16.67
15 wickets at 17.73
A, B, C
B
A, C, WEC
C, D
A, WEC
B, C, U/17
A, WEC
C, D
C, D
C, D
All Round Performance
RA Whiteley
SP Miller
NF Lopez
DJ Gray
HP Byrnes Howe
562 runs at 51.09 & 21 wkts at 20.19
354 runs at 27.23 & 17 wkts at 18.12
226 runs at 16.14 & 25 wkts at 19.80
239 runs at 19.92 & 19 wkts at 16.58
498 runs at 26.21 & 25 catches
A, WEC
A, WEC
A, WEC, C
B, C, U/17
A, WEC
P A G E
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A GRADE REPORT
Sam Miller
In the A Grade, we had a very disappointing year, but showed lots of improvement, knowing that there is still
more improvement to be done. I really think we are on the up as a team. Good signs for the future with lots of
young players starting to emerge, and wanting to get better; as a captain it a good feeling to have and augurs well
for the coming season.
Batting, we had a lot of ups and downs. I know we have an amazing batting line up with so much potential and
the potential to put big scores (300+) on the board each game. Lachy Blunden (213 runs) and Harry Byrnes Howe
(498 runs) showed great signs opening the batting, but need to turn their starts of 20’s & 30’s into 70+ 80+, even
into big hundreds that they are both capable of doing. Josh Boylan (320) a young first year A Grade player, showed
good signs too, and with a bit of consistency, will be a great player for the Club for a long time. Ross Whiteley once
again showed why he is a first class player and is valuable to our team and Club, scoring 343 runs plus 17 wickets
for the season, and not to forget the old/young Matt McCleary, chipping in with 250 runs in the middle order. A
lot more consistency is needed from all players so we can move forward as a team to win more games.
Bowling, was the best aspect of our game this year, with Nick Lopez playing a great role opening the bowling
with the ability to bowl long consistent spells, even into the wind, claiming 27 wickets in all formats with a handy
232 runs to go with his Club bowling award with best figures of 5/59 & 5/74 against Kensington & Northern Districts
respectively - and that was all up to Christmas, when Nick had to travel to the USA for work commitments. It was
unfortunate for us, as he was a vital player in our team; hopefully we will have Nick for the full season coming. He
will be well needed as a senior player in our team.
We also added Jayden Crees to our bowling stocks; Jayden played an amazing role after Nick left, and to do that
as a 19 year old I couldn’t have asked any more from him. His willingness to learn and get better for himself and
the team was outstanding and he will also be a player to watch for a very long time for the Pirates. Also not to
forget Dave (D.K) Kelly, another young player with a big future at the Club who only played a couple of A Grade
games after working hard through the Grades. He also had a good finish to the season with an outstanding
performance against East Torrens, who had former and current Australian players in their team, D.K finishing with
figures of 4/32 off 7 overs with big wicket of Cranmer, Zampa and not to mention the biggest wicket in cricket,
clean blowing Phil Hughes through the gate. Lachy Blunden doing what he does best with his very consistent off
spin, tying batsmen down and creating pressure, but also picking up 20 wickets over all forms. Lachy also was picked
for the Northern Mavericks in the new Premier League. Ruel Brathwaite, an overseas player, bowled very well for
us with Joel Horskins playing a roll when needed. All in all a good year with the ball looking forward to more
improvement for the coming season.
The biggest thing we need to improve is our fielding; to be honest our fielding was not up to scratch for this level
of cricket. We will need to do a lot of hard work on and off the field to get improvement, and if we put it all
together we could really be a force in seasons to come.
One mentionable on the fielding side of things, is a huge CONGRATULATIONS to Harry Byrnes Howe on winning
the SACA Charlie Walker Wicket Keeping Trophy. Once again a big congrats Harry and well deserved for a great
season behind the stumps - 27 catches and a stumping.
There are good signs for the Club’s future with a lot of young players like Patty Meaney, Brett Siebert, Dave Kelly
and Isaac Boylan being able to come into the A Grade team to play a role and gain valuable experience. This gives
the Club great depth and a bright future.
A big thank you to Christian for all he did as coach, his help on game day and with trainings; I look forward to
working with you again next season. Thank you to Grovesy for all his help and input. Also to Geoff Kent, a big
thank you for your classy cordial making skills, just might need to get you a scooter to get the drinks out a bit faster
and on time.
A massive thank you to Tom Lowrey who does an amazing job scoring and making my job so much easier with
team sheets and also supplying us with amazing stats.
I want to thank Don Blunden who does a lot for the Club and helps out in any and every way possible. I can’t
thank you enough CHEERS DON!
To all the parents, partners and families, I appreciate all your support, especially your help with afternoon tea’s.
Looking forward to season 2014/15 - Go Pirates!
P A G E
2 4
A-GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
Player
RA Whiteley
SP Miller
HP Byrnes Howe
JC Boylan
M Hart
M McCleary
NF Lopez
RMR Brathwaite
LS Blunden
R Keerthiwardena
W Rollings
J Horskins
JN Crees
DP Djukanovic
RP Fielke
PJ Meaney
DJ Kelly
BM Siebert
R Premachandra
JA Ross
I Boylan
AD LeCornu
M
9
11
12
10
2
9
7
4
11
6
3
12
8
1
4
5
3
5
5
4
1
1
Inns.
11
12
16
14
3
11
10
5
14
9
3
15
11
2
5
5
3
7
7
5
1
1
N.O.
2
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
-
H.S.
100*
63
61
85*
40
71
65
38*
35
45*
18
20*
17*
5
22
8
4*
11
14
3*
0
0
Agg.
343
303
438
228
57
197
170
62
197
112
39
133
76
9
34
24
5
31
28
8
-
Avge.
38.11
27.55
27.38
20.73
19.00
17.91
17.00
15.50
14.07
14.00
13.00
9.50
9.50
9.00
6.80
6.00
5.00
4.43
4.00
2.00
-
50
2
2
4
1
1
1
-
100
1
-
Ct
3
6
24
3
4
2
1
4
1
5
1
1
2
2
1
1
-
St
-
A-GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
Player
DJ Kelly
RMR Brathwaite
SP Miller
NF Lopez
RA Whiteley
J Horskins
JN Crees
LS Blunden
R Premachandra
RP Fielke
PJ Meaney
W Rollings
DP Djukanovic
M Hart
I Boylan
HP Byrnes Howe
JA Ross
M
3
4
11
7
9
12
8
11
5
4
5
3
1
2
1
12
4
Overs
23
71
148.1
112.2
107.3
42.1
84
158.5
25.1
25.5
14
19
9
7
3
1
1
Mdns
8
13
52
22
24
9
13
38
1
1
5
2
2
1
Runs
67
199
308
387
355
167
285
415
100
109
54
49
31
38
13
2
-
Wkts
6
13
17
20
17
7
11
13
3
3
1
-
Avge.
11.17
15.31
18.12
19.35
20.88
23.86
25.91
31.92
33.33
36.33
54.00
-
5w
1
2
-
10w
-
Best
4/32
4/53
5/39
5/59
3/21
3/11
3/30
4/47
2/17
3/30
1/54
0/12
0/31
0/38
0/13
0/2
0/0
P A G E
2 5
A-GRADE
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Matches 1st Inns Inns 1st Inns
Played
Win
Win
Loss
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
PREMIERSHIP
Kensington
12
Woodville
12
Tea Tree Gully
12
Port Adelaide
12
Sturt
12
East Torrens
12
Adelaide University 12
Southern District 12
Northern Districts 12
Glenelg
12
Adelaide
12
West Torrens
12
Prospect
12
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
-
8
3
4
4
6
5
6
6
4
5
4
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
3
5
4
4
3
4
3
4
6
4
6
9
5
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
-
TABLE
2013/14
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
127.5
117.5
117.5
117.5
112.5
107.5
97.5
97.5
92.5
92.5
70.0
65.0
60.0
2297
3205
2860
2933
2703
2560
2424
2760
2543
2924
3086
3035
2672
93
110
99
125
94
121
134
129
111
115
143
139
153
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
24.70
29.14
28.89
23.46
28.76
21.16
18.09
21.40
22.91
25.43
21.58
21.83
17.46
2746
2880
2732
2791
2825
2376
2575
2817
2692
2910
3008
2973
2677
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
129
129
118
126
120
122
112
102
128
119
127
121
113
21.29
22.33
23.15
22.15
23.54
19.48
22.99
27.62
21.03
24.45
23.69
24.57
23.69
Final: Port Adelaide 8/170 defeated Tea Tree Gully 166
R.B.POUNSETT MEMORIAL TROPHY
(MOST EFFECTIVE PLAYER IN A-GRADE)
NF Lopez
SP Miller
RA Whiteley
HP Byrnes Howe
RMR Brathwaite
LS Blunden
Matches
7
11
9
12
4
11
Points
9.5
8
7.5
4
4
3
JN Crees
M McCleary
DJ Kelly
J Horskins
R Keerthiwardena
M Hart
JV CRASH - MAJOR SPONSOR 2013/14
P A G E
2 6
Matches
8
9
3
12
6
2
Points
3
2.5
2.5
2
1.5
1
SACA AWARDS
BRADMAN
J Brown
MEDAL
VOTING
Kensington
24
Winner
Prospect Voting
RA Whiteley
SP Miller
NF Lopez
RMR Brathwaite
DJ Kelly
JC Boylan
HP Byrnes Howe
M McCleary
JN Crees
_______________________________________________16
_______________________________________________13
________________________________________________7
________________________________________________7
________________________________________________6
________________________________________________2
________________________________________________1
________________________________________________1
________________________________________________1
TALBOT
A Bleakley
FIELDING
Woodville
Prospect Voting
JC Boylan
M McCleary
SP Miller
RMR Brathwaite
BM Siebert
CW
SMITH
WALKER
TROPHY
xx
13
12
12
9
8
Winner
J Horskins
NF Lopez
RA Whiteley
PJ Meaney
JN Crees
MEMORIAL
7
6
4
4
4
WICKETKEEPING
HP Byrnes Howe
Prospect
Prospect Voting
HP Byrnes Howe
_____________________________________________166
SACA
GRADE
CRICKET
166
TROPHY
TEAM
OF
Kelvin Smith
Brad Davis
Alex Ross
Tim Davey (Wkt)
Brenton McDonald
Stuart Claring-Bould
West Torrens
Sturt
Kensington
Tea Tree Gully
Port Adelaide
Sturt
Coach of the Year
Andrew Rumbelow (Kensington)
Umpire of the Year
Craig Thomas
THE
Winner
YEAR
Cullen Bailey
Jake Lehmann
Jake Brown (Capt)
Trent Lawford
Nick Benton
Carl Tietjens
2013/14
Glenelg
East Torrens
Kensington
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
Woodville
P A G E
2 7
A-GRADE
Player
RA Whiteley
SP Miller
HP Byrnes Howe
M McCleary
NF Lopez
LS Blunden
JC Boylan
R Keerthiwardena
J Horskins
I Boylan
BM Siebert
AD LeCornu
PJ Meaney
R Premachandra
RP Fielke
JA Ross
M
3
2
3
3
3
2
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
3
2
1
WEST
Inns.
3
2
3
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
-
A-GRADE
Player
I Boylan
RP Fielke
RA Whiteley
NF Lopez
R Premachandra
J Horskins
LS Blunden
PJ Meaney
M
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
1
N.O.
1
3
1
-
WEST
Overs
11
18
14
21.3
20.1
20
20
4
A-GRADE
Mdns
1
2
2
3
5
-
WEST
END
CUP
H.S.
112
28
50
27
28
16
5
2
11*
3*
-
Agg.
219
51
60
53
45
16
5
2
13
3
-
END
CUP
Runs
43
67
69
80
87
54
80
21
END
CUP
BATTING
Avge.
109.50
25.50
20.00
17.67
15.00
8.00
5.00
2.00
-
AVERAGES
50
1
-
100
1
1
-
BOWLING
Wkts
4
5
4
3
3
1
-
Avge.
10.75
13.40
17.25
26.67
29.00
54.00
-
AVERAGES
5w
-
RESULTS
OF
10w
-
Round 1 - October 12th at Prospect Oval
RA Whiteley 4/19 & 70*, M.McCleary 27, NF Lopez 2/25.
Round 2 - November 10th at Bice Oval
Prospect 140 (38.5) lost to Southern District 3/141 (34.4)
HP Byrnes Howe 50, RA Whiteley 37, SP Miller 28, R.Premachandra 2/37.
Round 3 - November 24th at Port Adelaide Reserve
Prospect 8/235 (50) lost to Port Adelaide 7/238 (46.3)
RA Whiteley 112, NF Lopez 28, SP Miller 23, RP Fielke 4/39, I Boylan 3/21.
2 8
Best
3/21
4/39
4/19
2/25
2/37
1/22
0/38
0/21
MATCHES
Prospect 4/142 (42.3) defeated Adelaide 137 (47.3)
P A G E
Ct
1
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
-
St
-
A-GRADE
Matches
Played
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
WEST
Kensington
East Torrens
Southern District
Glenelg
Woodville
Tea Tree Gully
Sturt
Port Adelaide
Prospect
Adelaide
Adelaide University
West Torrens
Northern Districts
SACA U19
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
END
CUP
PREMIERSHIP
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Aband
or
Draw
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
3
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
-
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
1
1
-
45.0
45.0
37.5
30.0
30.0
30.0
22.5
15.0
15.0
15.0
15.0
15.0
-
554
577
532
614
583
541
592
681
517
523
532
427
526
518
12
15
16
11
26
27
28
22
22
26
29
28
30
28
TABLE
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
46.17
38.47
33.25
55.82
22.42
20.04
21.14
30.95
23.50
20.12
18.34
15.25
17.53
18.50
2013/14
Wkts
Taken
Average
Per
Wkt
25
26
25
26
21
29
23
18
20
19
19
22
28
19
21.92
18.88
21.16
23.38
25.90
20.62
21.74
37.83
25.80
25.58
28.95
19.91
22.21
31.89
548
491
529
608
544
598
500
681
516
486
550
438
622
606
Final: Tea Tree Gully 229 defeated Kensington 146
FRED
GODSON
MEDAL
T Andrews
A-GRADE
M
3
4
4
4
3
4
1
2
4
2
4
1
2
3
2
1
Inns.
3
3
3
4
2
3
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
A-GRADE
Player
LS Blunden
R Keerthiwardena
R Premachandra
M Hart
NF Lopez
J Horskins
M
4
3
4
2
2
4
A-GRADE
Woodville
Prospect Voting
RA Whiteley
NKF Lopez
Player
SP Miller
RA Whiteley
JC Boylan
HP Byrnes Howe
M McCleary
LS Blunden
BM Siebert
NF Lopez
R Premachandra
RMR Brathwaite
J Horskins
I Boylan
JN Crees
R Keerthiwardena
M Hart
PJ Meaney
–
Overs
16
8
14
4
3.3
9.3
10
3
TWENTY/20
Mdns
1
-
Runs
67
47
90
23
24
56
HP Byrnes Howe
J Horskins
BATTING
Agg.
62
72
59
54
28
17
5
6
3
6
4
1
5
Avge.
31.00
24.00
19.67
18.00
14.00
5.67
5.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
Avge.
9.57
9.40
30.00
11.50
12.00
28.00
1
1
AVERAGES
50
-
BOWLING
Wkts
7
5
3
2
2
2
CUP
Winner
2
2
TWENTY/20
H.S.
30
41
31
25*
28
14
5
6
3*
6
4
0
0
0
1*
5*
END
16
M McCleary
RP Fielke
N.O.
1
1
1
1
1
WEST
100
-
Ct
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
3
1
2
2
St
1
-
AVERAGES
5w
-
10w
-
Best
2/13
3/20
2/29
2/23
2/7
2/17
P A G E
2 9
A-GRADE
Player
I Boylan
JN Crees
RMR Brathwaite
SP Miller
TWENTY/20
M
1
2
2
3
Overs
2
3
6
7
A-GRADE
ZONE ONE
1
2
3
4
5
6
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Tea Tree Gully
West Torrens
Port Adelaide
Sturt
Adelaide
SACA U19
Glenelg
Southern District
Mdns
-
TWENTY/20
Runs
19
28
37
52
Wkts
1
1
-
AVERAGES
(continued)
Avge.
19.00
28.00
-
10w
-
5w
-
Best
1/19
1/28
-
PREMIERSHIP TABLES 2013/14
1st
Inns
Loss
Aband
or
Draw
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
-
45.0
30.0
30.0
30.0
30.0
15.0
398
541
520
547
351
456
20
29
19
29
28
32
Matches
Played
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Aband
or
Draw
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
1
1
-
52.5
37.5
30.0
30.0
30.0
30.0
15.0
15.0
345
562
506
490
433
437
540
480
5
20
24
27
27
25
24
30
Northern Districts
East Torrens
Adelaide University
Woodville
Prospect
Kensington
ZONE TWO
BOWLING
1st
Inns
Win
Matches
Played
CLUB
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
19.90
18.66
27.37
18.86
12.54
14.25
391
424
540
485
454
519
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
69.00
28.10
21.08
18.15
16.04
17.48
22.50
16.00
488
364
489
436
462
549
508
497
Wkts
Taken
Average
Per
Wkt
34
28
25
22
28
20
11.50
15.14
21.60
22.05
16.21
25.95
Wkts
Taken
Average
Per
Wkt
28
19
30
22
26
16
20
21
17.43
19.16
16.30
19.82
17.77
34.31
25.40
23.67
Final: Tea Tree Gully 5/141 defeated Northern Districts 9/124
A-GRADE
TWENTY/20
RESULTS
OF
MATCHES
Round 1 - November 19th at Campbelltown Oval
Prospect 80 (14.3) lost to East Torrens 9/122 (20)
HP Byrnes Howe 25, JC Boylan 25, LS Blunden 2/14, J Horskins 2/17, R Keerthiwardena 2/27.
Round 2 - December 3rd at Prospect Oval
Prospect 1/55 (8) defeated Woodville 111 (20) D/L
HP Byrnes Howe 25*, R Keerthiwardena 3/20, NF Lopez 2/7, M Hart 2/23, LS Blunden 2/25
Round 3 - January 21st at Parkinson Oval
Prospect 7/136 (20) defeated Kensington 6/131 (20)
RA Whiteley 41, JC Boylan 31, SP Miller 30, R Premachandra 2/29.
Round 4 - January 28th at Prospect Oval
Prospect 80 (17) lost to Northern Districts 3/83 (13.3)
M McCleary 28, LS Blunden 2/13.
P A G E
3 0
B GRADE REPORT
Adam LeCornu
The B Grade, in season 2013/14, faced a lot of challenges, and as results reflect, we finished low on the ladder in
10th position, and with still a lot of work to do in the lead up to next season if we want to improve and be more
competitive as a whole. Whilst statistics showed slight improvement from seasons past, it’s again the batting aspects
that are noticeably lacking stability, consistency and just some old fashioned fight. I don’t think the amount of heart
and passion, that all players have demonstrated, can be questioned, however we seem to get ourselves in situations
where we’re a long way behind the game and just never catch up, thus becoming overwhelmed and then often self
destruct.
This season saw us achieve four first innings wins, and four outright defeats unfortunately. One of our first
innings wins was against the eventual ladder toppers Woodville. Realistically we shouldn’t have been in a situation
to lose this game outright after leading them on the first innings but I believe the player’s mindsets were of relief
to have won rather than digging in and playing out the game to its entirety. A lessonto be learned.
Throughout the season the B Grade saw a total of 28 players participate in 12 games, whilst trying to blood some
younger pirates in the team from time to time, and maintaining some of the more experienced players, in
anticipation of good performances. We lost 3 really experienced and long serving players from the season prior to
this in Rory Hawkins, Michael Harden and Christian Hanna and not just from the B Grade but the club as a whole.
However maintaining Christian as the A Grade Club Coach in a non-playing capacity was an asset to not only the
club, but for me as a mentor as he has such knowledge and understanding of the game. We also lost a key player
to injury for a majority of the seasonBraden Collins, who hopefully will return fully fit for the commencement of
next season, after returning for the last couple of games.
In this, my first season as Captain, it was absoloutely a challenge to say the least, experiencing the highs and lows,
the wins and sometimes embarrassing losses, but there’s always areas of positivity that can be found, of which there
were numerous. As mentioned, the batting was somewhat of a disappointment across the entire season, with only
one player, Matthew Hart accumulating more than 200 runs in the season.
Harty’s tally of 248 runs at 19.08 ultimately won him the batting award, and at times displayed middle order
batting at its best, by being sensible as to when to attack the bowling with some rather big hitting. With a bit of
work Matt could become an integral part of any middle order, scoring crucial runs at important times of a game.
Scoring two half centuries during the season with scores of 67 vs Woodville and 53 vs Southern Districts, which in
the latter game helped us to a winning result. This goes with Harty’s 32 fours and 10 sixes at a strike rate nearing
75, he had admirable year with the bat and can hold his head high.
As a whole, our batting lacked intensity and motivation. The run rate was never at a level where we would be in
control of a game or ahead, but instead behind, as we were always losing wickets in clumps, and all of a sudden
we would be in trouble going from 2/40 to 6/40 in the blink of an eye. It was unfortunate that we, as a team,
couldn’t have had more match awareness, especially for batters in the top four needing to bat through. This is an
area where the B Grade continually experienced difficulties during matches. As this wasn’t happening, it left a lot
for the middle and lower batting order to manage, which ultimately resulted in quite low scores.
Although the runs were hard to find this season, the likes of experienced players Jarred Ross and Rhett Fielke
proved that having a plan in place and patience at the crease can result in positives, with both players scoring 50s
against Northern Districts and Tea Tree Gully respectively. Thus proving that enacting a plan and willing to do the
hard work, can lead to both individual results and team match progression. It would be remiss of me not to thank
both Jarred and Rhett for their support and assistance in the B Grade this year; I especially thank Fielks for his
knowledge and ideas from being our Club Captain in seasons past, with suggestions and pointing me in the right
direction.
It was also good to see that during different games a number of other players contributed at times or on more
than one occasion.
Patrick Meaney showed his ability with the bat, hitting scores of 32* vs Kensington, 40* vs West Torrens and 39
vs Adelaide, to go with his 9 wickets throughout the season at 22.11. This was a considerable all-round performance
from an exciting player and we expect to see him mature and learn more about his own game in the future.
Occasional good performances were also seen from Brett Siebert and Rajith Premachandra, both displaying the
ability to hit the ball hard knowing their strengths and most likely scoring areas. Josh Boylan, only needed to play
2 games with the B Grade before being rewarded to play A grade, and ultimately for the rest of the season. He was
P A G E
3 1
B GRADE REPORT(Continued)
Adam LeCornu
a new player to the club this year and displayed superb skills with his batting and fielding, certainly an admirable
addition to any team.
A new player to the senior ranks this year, who came up through the junior program was Nathan Brice. He is a
young man who from the first moment he set foot in B Grade never looked out of place. His positivity and
commitment and willingness to learn and develop his game were a credit to himself. He was happy to do anything
asked of him, whether that meant batting anywhere from 3 to 8, he displayed skills against mature and
experienced bowlers and seemed to handle them with ease. Given that it’s his first season of senior cricket, it’s
exciting to think what sort of a player he may become with more experience at this level. With a highest score of
28 in the second innings vs West Torrens for the season it’s certainly a start and something to work on in the future.
Our bowlers this season were rewarded with consistency and patience, and it was clearly this area of the game
which helped us win or at least kept us in some of our matches. The bulk of the bowling was led by David Kelly and
Jake Milne who bowled 112 and 189 overs respectively taking a combined total of 50 wickets for the season. Milney
was certainly bowling out of his skin this year, and I asked a lot of him through out most matches, sometimes
bowling with pain, but always wanting the ball in his hand. Jake played every B Grade game in season
2013/14, and was the only player to do this, and in doing so took out the Bowling Award with 26 wickets at
an average of 20.31. Jake led our attack with superb bowling, with his consistency of line and length and
areas where we thought would benefit our opportunity to take wickets or at least dry up the runs.
Accumulating two 5 wicket hauls during the season, with figures of 5/107 vs Kensington and 6/44 vs Adelaide
University, his persistence, hard work and determination paid off with these rewards. Further to display
Milney’s patience, the fact that just over 30% of total overs he bowled during the year were maidens, again
highlights how Jake went about his bowling.
DK, as pre mentioned, had a fantastic season with the ball and although he found himself sometimes
bowling uphill or into the wind, it still seemed to pay off for both himself and the team at times. David
accumulated 24 wickets throughout the season at an average of 12.96, which was a fantastic achievement;
such consistency and maturity was displayed throughout and ultimately resulted in making his A Grade debut
this season. DK’s figures of 6/44 Vs Woodville helped us to first innings points in that game, and was his best
bowling for the season.
If David is harder on himself, and concentrates on certain areas of both strengths and weaknesses, he
without a doubt has a career in his unique style of swing bowling.
There were only two other bowlers who managed to get 5 wickets in an innings this season and that was
Will Rollings, 5/29 vs Southern District who then played out the season in the A Grade and Duncan Djukanovic,
5/104 vs Port Adelaide, only playing 2 games in the B Grade after heading back to the C Grade as Captain.
Duncan filled as B Grade captain for the first 2 games of the season however.
Matthew Hart hit the season firing with the ball, taking 6 wickets in the first two games, but only finishing
the season with 10. This was due to both promotion to the A Grade and injuries, however if fit, certainly could
be at least a 20 wicket season coming up for him next year.
Patrick Meaney offered supporting roles in most games, usually bowling first or second change and utilized
his quick skidding deliveries to his favour, which resulted in 9 wickets for the season. Patrick also experienced
A Grade duties on a number of occasions this year for the first time.
For probably half of the season, we went into games without a spinner, which I found sometimes wasn’t an
issue, or there were times when it would have been handy to have one just to change it up and get through
some quick overs to catch the opposition off guard. When playing, Raj bowled ok at times; he would probably
be the first to admit that he didn’t have a great season with his leggies; however it’s more likely that when
his confidence is down it affects his performance. He certainly displays knowledge of where he wants his
fields and how he wants to bowl, and with a wrong’un as good as I’ve seen, can definitely have the batsmen
bamboozled. I’m sure Raj will bounce back at the beginning of next season and display his abilities to the
utmost.
Our wicketkeeper, Jacob Gracey, is someone who you would want to have in your team every game. He
takes on this role with such ease and maturity, and seems to be just getting better and better each season.
He not only wicketkeeps, but assists with the on field decisions, such as field placements, throwing ideas up,
P A G E
3 2
B GRADE REPORT (Continued)
Adam LeCornu
and is a natural leader. Jacob received the fielding award this year for outstanding performances through out
the season; an award that some say shouldn’t go to wicketkeepers but however I believe this was justified
and fair. Jacob had 21 dismissals for the season (20 catches, 1 stumping) and came very close to having the
most in the competition. I believe if he had played all games (he missed two), he might well have topped that
area of the game. Well done to “Chad” on a brilliant season behind the stumps.
Our fielding during the year was outstanding, I could not have been happier with how everyone put their
bodies on the line, diving, and actually running after the ball. We hardly dropped a catch throughout this
year, which as a captain is a relieving feeling, as they can be the difference between winning and losing. It’s
something that we, as a team, tried to focus on and get right, and I believe we accomplished this goal.
Players like Nathan Brice in his first season took 7 catches, and his young energy and enthusiasm in the field
couldn’t be questioned, showing maturity beyond his years. Brett Siebert again, has such a wonderful pair of
hands and the ability to read the play so well, whether it was at backward point or in the gully, which is where
you would usually find him. Rajith was also an adequate addition in the field, with energy and understanding,
and always looking at obtaining a run out, throwing at the stumps. Our voice and support towards the
bowlers and team in general was outstanding, apart from the occasional periods later in the day where it
would quiet down, above all, this area was greatly expressed by all.
Cameron Pritchard, Wade Matthews, Will Daniel, Nathan Brice and Tom Simpson all made their B grade
debuts this season, whilst new players to the club Rajeer Keerthiwardena, Joshua Boylan and Will Rollings also
played their first B Grade games for the club.
All in all, the season had its up and downs, but as always we look to the positives and look forward to next
season, where hopefully we can enjoy further successes and move further up the ladder, ultimately finals are
always whereyou would to be, but taking it one match at a time, and you just never know. A little bit of confidence
and luck in our favour could realize these aspirations.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank Geoff Holds on his continuing support of the Prospect Cricket Club
in making himself available to be the B Grade scorer for the season, even with his son Adrian opting to not play
cricket this year. It was a pleasure to have Geoff involved with the team as he also added ideas and opinions
towards the team throughout the season. We look forward to maintaining his role next season. His support
throughout the year was greatly appreciated as well as his kind words after the last game at Prospect, where he
congratulated the boys on their attitudes and discipline under my captaincy, as he suggested we looked to be a
tight knit group and the atmosphere was of such a positive vibe.
Also thanks goes to all the mums and dads that willingly gave up their time to help with afternoon teas and
preparation of drinks, without the support of these people we would find match days very difficult. It’s also a big
thank you to the families and friends that came out to watch and support our matches throughout the season,
which we always had such good numbers. It’s a good feeling knowing that you’ve got support from the sidelines
and the teams’ willingness to show thanks in positive results, which we hope to have more success for them next
year.
My thanks also go to Christian for his support and thoughts throughout the year in trying to maintain a positive
and winning culture, or at the very least a competitive B Grade team. Also to Grovesy with his ideas towards the
team make up and putting plans into progress and trying to help players adapt and improve their games at
trainings during the week.
And finally thank you to Andrew Ormandy, Don Blunden and rest of the committee for putting their faith and
support in me to take the role of B Grade Captain, it was an honour and a thoroughly enjoyable experience. It
makes you realize that even though you’ve played cricket your whole life, there is still always something new to
learn and discover about the game. I immensely look forward to next season, and proudly have my hand up to take
on the captaincy for second season.
Also thankyou to the players, for allowing me to be your captain and trying to guide the team in the right
direction and looking to achieve a happy, positive winning environment. Bring on season 2014/2015. Go the Pirates.
P A G E
3 3
B-GRADE
Player
JC Boylan
PJ Meaney
RP Fielke
JA Ross
RJ Collins
M Hart
R Premachandra
EB Callan
W Daniel
BM Siebert
R Perry
D Perry
N Brice
R Keerthiwardena
B Collins
AD LeCornu
W Rollings
DP Djukanovic
C Pritchard
J Gracey
M McInerney
W Matthews
JG Milne
DJ Kelly
C Cook
DJ Gray
T Simpson
M
2
7
5
6
2
9
7
6
1
6
5
3
10
6
2
11
2
2
2
10
5
1
12
8
1
2
1
Inns.
3
8
7
9
2
13
10
8
1
10
7
4
14
9
3
18
3
3
3
15
8
1
16
12
1
4
1
N.O.
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
5
2
-
B-GRADE
Player
M
DJ Kelly
8
W Rollings
2
JA Ross
6
B Collins
2
W Daniel
1
JG Milne
12
M Hart
9
PJ Meaney
7
DP Djukanovic
2
J Horskins
1
R Premachandra
7
EB Callan
6
RP Fielke
5
RJ Collins
2
R Keerthiwardena 6
N Brice
10
P A G E
3 4
Overs
112.5
35.4
12.4
29
8
189
72
60.1
47.4
28
55.3
23.5
13
3
9
9
Mdns
24
9
2
7
51
12
13
10
7
10
3
1
1
1
BATTING
H.S.
65
40*
52*
58
39
67
37
37
15
28
35
30
28
36
10*
26
13
19
19
23
17
4
17*
9
3
4
-
Agg.
87
128
124
159
39
248
159
126
15
134
96
52
135
105
21
172
30
19
27
95
51
4
42
33
3
7
-
AVERAGES
Avge.
29.00
25.60
20.67
19.88
19.50
19.08
15.90
15.75
15.00
14.89
13.71
13.00
12.27
11.67
10.50
10.12
10.00
9.50
9.00
7.31
6.38
4.00
3.82
3.30
3.00
1.75
-
50
1
1
1
2
-
100
-
BOWLING
AVERAGES
Runs
311
95
56
76
20
528
216
199
148
64
244
116
80
21
44
47
Avge.
12.96
13.57
14.00
19.00
20.00
20.31
21.60
22.11
29.60
32.00
34.86
38.67
80.00
-
Wkts
24
7
4
4
1
26
10
9
5
2
7
3
1
-
5w
1
1
2
1
-
10w
-
Ct
1
5
4
1
2
1
1
7
2
6
3
19
3
1
3
1
-
Best
6/42
5/29
2/12
2/37
1/20
6/44
3/37
3/38
5/104
2/64
3/20
2/23
1/20
0/21
0/44
0/10
St
1
-
B-GRADE
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
PREMIERSHIP
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
Woodville
12
Tea Tree Gully
12
Kensington
12
East Torrens
12
West Torrens
12
Glenelg
12
Port Adelaide
12
Sturt
12
Prospect
12
Adelaide
12
2
2
1
1
1
1
-
8
6
8
6
7
5
6
3
4
3
3
3
2
1
3
2
3
4
4
3
7
7
5
8
8
9
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
1
1
1
1
4
-
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
TABLE
2013/14
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
155.0
147.5
145.0
122.5
112.5
107.5
97.5
77.5
67.5
60.0
52.5
52.5
37.5
2701
2740
3058
2347
2452
2338
2426
2440
2365
2321
2372
2227
2036
125
91
116
102
96
115
98
120
123
172
119
130
146
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
21.61
30.11
26.36
23.01
25.54
20.33
24.76
20.33
19.23
13.49
19.93
17.13
13.95
2420
2381
2337
2422
2360
2209
2747
2765
2333
2337
2502
2298
2712
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
152
124
132
136
141
107
121
129
92
103
106
112
98
15.92
19.20
17.70
17.81
16.74
20.64
22.70
21.43
25.36
22.69
23.60
20.52
27.67
Final: Kensington 3/263 defeated Northern Districts 86
B-GRADE
T Clark
KEITH
Woodville
Prospect Voting
M Hart
DJ Kelly
JG Milne
RP Fielke
W Rollings
PJ Meaney
9
7
7
6
6
4
BUTLER
MEDAL
27
JA Ross
J Horskins
DP Djukanovic
R Premachandra
JC Boylan
Winner
4
3
1
1
1
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P A G E
3 5
C GRADE REPORT
Craig Phillis
A week out from another cricket season I was asked to be the C Grade captain. Firstly, I would like to thank our
coach Christian Hanna and the Committee for this honour. I had intended to play in the D Grade and help Hoges,
so maybe next season, who knows.
The C Grade season had its ups and down times. The side was made up of 3 or 4 juniors, all batsmen and mainly
all players were aged under 20 years of age, with the exception of two. As you could tell it was a development side
that was to fast track senior cricketers.
We had three wins for the season, the best of those was the win against Southern District, when we scored over
200 runs – rare time for our side. Wins against Kensington and West Torrens were also celebrated by the boys.
Unfortunately we had some close losses. One was against Sturt, when we had them 9 wickets down with 5 runs
to get, and another against East Torrens, when we needed 10 runs with 4 wickets in hand .
A weakness I feel we had throughout the season, was our inability to bat anywhere near 80 overs, mostly we were
bowled out within 50 overs. We struggled at times to bat in partnerships, losing wickets regularly. As a team we
probably needed 2 more players with experience.
The batting was led by myself but we had other contributions by Declan Gray and Ethan Callan, and the three
juniors in Hutchinson, Luthra and Brennan, who all improved as the season went along. The bowling was led by
Liam Laverty who performed different roles for the team. Throughout the season he showed great improvement
and will be pushing for B Grade next season. Other standouts with the ball were Gray and Holback, and Kelly who
only played one game in the C Grade.
I would like to thank Kieran Laverty, Renaee and my dad for their help throughout another long season.
Have a good winter and I will see you again later in the year.
J.R.DUCKER
1951/52 to 1966/67
Charlie Walker Medallist 1962/63
Life Member 1968
3,648 runs at 28.95
171 catches & 29 stumpings
P A G E
3 6
C-GRADE
Player
CL Phillis
DJ Gray
L Hutchinson
EB Callan
H Brennan
L Laverty
R Perry
W Matthews
CD Hanna
D Perry
SK Nagaraju
SJ Naley
C Pritchard
P Jeyakkumar
BT Holdback
M McInerney
K Luthra
R Inderpreet
H Wenk
N Brice
L Schubert
NF Lopez
HJ Sytnyk
RJ Collins
BR Francesca
J Gracey
DJ Kelly
DP Djukanovic
B Collins
MM Abasi
C Cook
M Milne
W Daniel
T Simpson
CK Newman
CJ Marchesi
M
12
7
8
5
9
11
4
5
2
7
3
5
2
5
6
4
6
4
2
3
1
1
1
5
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
Inns.
15
8
11
5
11
12
5
5
2
6
4
5
2
8
6
5
8
4
3
2
1
1
2
4
3
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
3
N.O.
2
1
4
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
C-GRADE
Player
M Milne
DJ Kelly
HJ Sytnyk
EB Callan
BR Francesca
NF Lopez
L Laverty
CJ Marchesi
W Daniel
DJ Gray
BT Holdback
P Jeyakkumar
MM Abasi
M
1
1
1
5
2
1
11
2
2
7
6
5
2
Overs
9
22
5
5
17.4
5.4
135
28
25
59.5
79.2
8.2
33
Mdns
6
8
1
2
3
28
4
3
8
16
1
10
BATTING
H.S.
69
64
37
46
25*
21
38
38
42
26
29
22
26
14
22
17
21
18
21*
20*
12
11
10
9*
5*
6
7
7
6
5*
5*
3
0
0
0
0*
Agg.
325
125
124
111
108
101
90
89
79
65
51
51
37
37
35
35
33
26
24
21
12
11
11
11
11
8
7
7
6
5
5
5
-
AVERAGES
Avge.
25.00
15.63
11.27
22.20
10.80
12.63
18.00
22.25
79.00
10.83
12.75
10.20
18.50
5.29
11.67
7.00
4.71
6.50
12.00
21.00
12.00
11.00
5.50
3.67
5.50
4.00
7.00
7.00
6.00
2.50
-
50
2
1
-
100
-
BOWLING
AVERAGES
Runs
7
39
11
11
39
28
373
78
98
233
205
19
66
Avge.
7.00
9.75
11.00
11.00
13.00
14.00
15.54
15.60
16.33
16.64
17.08
19.00
22.00
Wkts
1
4
1
1
3
2
24
5
6
14
12
1
3
5w
1
-
10w
-
Ct
7
4
4
1
2
1
7
2
10
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
St
3
-
Best
1/7
4/39
1/11
1/1
2/14
2/28
5/19
2/16
4/58
4/45
3/37
1/7
3/45
P A G E
3 7
C-GRADE
Player
CL Phillis
RJ Collins
H Brennan
DP Djukanovic
R Inderpreet
N Brice
CD Hanna
W Matthews
CK Newman
M
12
5
9
1
4
3
2
5
1
BOWLING
Overs
73.1
54
24.4
9
46
2
6
0.3
3
Mdns
17
10
4
1
9
2
-
C-GRADE
East Torrens
12
Glenelg
12
Tea Tree Gully
12
Kensington
12
Adelaide
12
Woodville
12
West Torrens
12
Sturt
12
Prospect
12
Port Adelaide
12
2
1
1
1
1
1
-
7
8
9
7
6
5
5
5
5
3
2
2
1
Runs
214
176
122
41
132
9
9
10
10
Wkts
8
5
3
1
3
-
1
1
1
1
2
1
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
2
2
2
3
4
5
6
5
5
7
8
7
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
(continued)
Avge.
26.75
35.20
40.67
41.00
44.00
-
PREMIERSHIP
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
AVERAGES
TABLE
5w
-
10w
-
Best
3/45
3/59
1/16
1/41
1/14
-
2013/14
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
162.5
152.5
142.5
137.5
122.5
97.5
82.5
82.5
82.5
77.5
40.0
37.5
22.5
2177
2225
2365
2211
2082
2233
2177
1965
1650
1888
1876
2001
1924
94
99
95
94
87
104
94
112
107
107
133
142
141
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
23.16
22.47
24.89
23.52
23.93
21.47
23.16
17.54
15.42
17.64
14.11
14.09
13.65
1799
2100
1960
2193
1985
2329
2217
1971
1812
2085
2184
2196
1943
Final: Glenelg 135 defeated East Torrens 126
C-GRADE
K Giniotis
M Primer
SYD
Northern Districts
Tea Tree Gully
Prospect Voting
CL Phillis
L Laverty
DJ Gray
EB Callan
15
12
9
7
DALY
MEDAL
19
19
Joint winners
DJ Kelly
R Perry
CD Hanna
K Luthra
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P A G E
3 8
4
4
2
1
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
122
122
108
129
115
118
110
101
105
99
106
84
90
14.75
17.21
18.15
17.00
17.26
19.74
20.15
19.51
17.26
21.06
20.60
26.14
21.59
D GRADE REPORT
Darryl Hogan
We started the season under new A Grade coach Christian Hanna and his deputy Andy Groves at the Gillespie Indoor
Centre Sunday nights in July. The normal skills were on show and Christian stressed to the Captains that we all had to
be more involved in coaching and training. There was a good blend of current and new players to the Club as we
increased our training outdoors at Prospect. All the training in the world is no substitute for match day and the season
opened for the D’s at Unley vs Sturt. Winning the toss and batting, we were 2/25 when I was caught behind for 16. This
brought together two first gamers when Brendan Francesca joined Henry Wenk at the wicket. A fantastic partnership
of 96 was broken when Francesca was dismissed for 35, Henry cashed in to be the last man out for 104 bringing up his
maiden century in his first game for the Club allowing us to post 192. Mehdi Abassi in his first game for the Club was
the star with the ball taking 4/34 and all nine bowlers used bowled well and in partnerships. Bigshow McCarron in his
first game took 2/11 off nine and Francesca backed up his batting performance with 2/10 off five. So a first up win for
the D’s was a positive start to the year which was short lived as Port Adelaide beat us convincingly at Broadview. Lack
of runs and little penetration with the ball resulted in a first innings loss. Game 3 at St Clair against Woodville was close
but no cigar for The Pirates, Peckers batting first made 181 and nine blokes had a bowl to spread the wickets around.
With the bat most of us got a start but no-one really cashed in. Sandford 46 and Wade Mathews 39 should have got us
there but 9/159 it was up to Wilton and Marchesi. A 74 minute partnership of 21 was Boys Own Annual stuff but with
the score at 180 and needing 1 to tie and 2 to win, Nick just lifted the foot and was stumped. But as I said the batsman
failed after getting some good starts.
Round 4 against Kensington was a low as we lost outright due to our inability to bat. Wilton and Mat Milne both got
3/ but our second innings was a debacle so back to the drawing board ! A one dayer against The Jets got us a positive
win with Harry Sytnyk taking 4/30 off 7 fast overs. He backed this up with 25 no and Sandford with 39no in a partnership
of 77 which say us get the runs in 24 overs. So two wins and 3 loss’s after 5 games until round 6 at Prospect where the
Xmas presents were for the Bays. Our bowling was lack lustre and they made 7/210 off their 50 and we could only reply
170 off 47 overs. Again starts from Kumer and Naley but no-one went on with it. First game after Xmas saw only Rob
Perry with 51 offer any resistance to Tea Tree Gully but we lost the one dayer easily . The next two day game against
Southerns at Broadview presented a great opportunity as we chased their 174. The key as we said all year was to bat
our overs which we did, but at 7/126 Tom McCarron and Brendan Francesca grab the game by the scruff of the neck and
added 48 to tie the score at 174 apiece. McCarron and Ryan Birse were like rabbits in the headlights when they
scrambled thru for the winning run. So we buried some of the demons from the Woodville game and sung the Club song
on the pitch. It would be remiss of me to not mention Will Van Dissels 4/33 off 12 and his solid 27 in 75 minutes. He is a
likely player who we will see a lot more of. The 30 over game against West Torrens in extreme heat was only noted for
Will Blunden’s first wicket for the Club with his mate Sam Naley taking the catch.
After the bye we hosted Adelaide at Broadview where we learnt how to stay in the game and triumph. Winning the
toss and batting we could only manage 118, again players getting starts but not going on with it. However our fielding
and bowling was on song as we bowled them out for 90 and knocked them out of the top four. The old, all played well
was around as 8 bowlers shared the wickets but we learnt how to hang tough that game. It helped us as we took on
University at the best district ground the D grade will ever play at, Park 10, great wicket, sight screens, grandstand,
doesen’t get any better than this ! Winning the toss and batting we etched out 179 off 79.4 overs, so two games in a
row we batted the day. At 6/82 it wasn’t all beer and skittles tho’ but partnerships of 40, 34 and 23 saw us add 97 for
the last three wickets. Tom McCarron was the standout with his first 50 for the Club ending the day with a swashbuckling
62 with shots to all parts of the ground. The next week belong to Ryan Birse who promised much in his first senior year,
returning 6/26 off eleven very good overs. So a really good away win for us, with a guts and determination prevailing.
Last game of the year against top side East Torrens saw us win the toss and field with eight as 3 boys struggled to get
there on there on time for 11am start. Borrowing a sub fielder from the batting side we had them 3/8 and fair to say
we were jumping out of our skin. The cavalry finally arrived to give us eleven and East Torrens batted 50 overs for 164
with Kumar and Francesca both getting 4/. All innings we need only 3.3 per over and despite several starts we were all
out for 150 off 46.3 overs. So, the inability to turn starts into significant scores and bat our overs was our downfall but
overall we did show some improvement during the season that we can take into next year. Congratulations to the
trophy winners, Mat Milne winning his second bowling trophy in two years, Henry Wenk with the batting in his first
season and Sam Naley for an outstanding year with the gloves, enabling him to win the fielding trophy. Special thanks
to my scorer Derek Milne who did a sterling job and to the band of parents who pitched in at various times, Heather
Sandford, Jim Wilton, Tim Andrew, James, Uma Kumer and anyone else who pitched in.
So the message is there, we can do it but we need to be more consistent across all games and then our win ratio will
increase to a level where we will be good enough to compete in finals and be successful!
P A G E
3 9
D-GRADE
Player
R Perry
HJ Sytnyk
BT Holdback
M Abbasi
W Matthews
H Wenk
MA Sandford
WA Van Dissel
SJ Naley
P Jeyakkumar
T McCarron
M Milne
BR Francesca
R Birse
TR Andrew
DK Hogan
MM Abasi
SK Nagaraju
RB Louis
WJ Blunden
CJ Marchesi
ME Andrew
N Wilton
N Brice
Z McGahey
L Schubert
M
1
2
2
2
6
10
11
2
7
7
9
10
9
8
2
12
1
4
7
2
9
2
6
1
1
1
Inns.
1
2
2
2
7
12
15
2
9
9
11
10
11
7
3
13
1
6
6
2
9
1
6
1
1
1
N.O.
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
5
1
4
1
D-GRADE
Player
TR Andrew
RB Louis
ME Andrew
W Matthews
BR Francesca
M Abbasi
BT Holdback
T McCarron
CJ Marchesi
M Milne
HJ Sytnyk
N Wilton
MA Sandford
R Birse
P Jeyakkumar
WJ Blunden
MM Abasi
WA Van Dissel
N Brice
Z McGahey
L Schubert
P A G E
M
2
7
2
6
9
2
2
9
9
10
2
6
11
8
7
2
1
2
1
1
1
4 0
Overs
5
33
4
10
55.2
22
14
42
99
85.2
12.3
38
25.4
60
34
2
19
19
3
2
3
Mdns
6
1
11
6
1
7
31
26
1
8
8
13
6
5
3
1
-
BATTING
H.S.
51
25*
29*
54
39
104
46
27
30
41
62
25
35
6*
12*
19
8
28
11
9
7*
3
15
2
1
22*
Agg.
51
38
36
56
136
235
207
33
117
103
126
99
115
19
19
118
8
43
37
10
23
3
17
2
1
22
AVERAGES
Avge.
51.00
38.00
36.00
28.00
22.67
21.36
17.25
16.50
14.63
12.88
12.60
12.38
11.50
9.50
9.50
9.08
8.00
7.17
6.17
5.00
4.60
3.00
2.83
2.00
1.00
-
50
1
1
1
-
100
1
-
BOWLING
AVERAGES
Runs
38
101
33
50
186
65
61
177
233
243
63
110
76
164
111
11
34
54
3
5
19
Avge.
38.00
33.67
33.00
25.00
23.25
21.67
20.33
19.67
19.42
17.36
15.75
15.71
12.67
12.62
12.33
11.00
8.50
7.71
-
Wkts
1
3
1
2
8
3
3
9
12
14
4
7
6
13
9
1
4
7
-
5w
1
-
10w
-
Ct
1
1
8
4
2
11
6
2
2
3
4
6
2
3
1
1
-
Best
1/31
2/8
1/33
1/13
4/24
2/28
3/42
3/44
3/11
3/24
4/30
3/15
2/6
6/26
4/27
1/11
4/34
4/33
0/3
0/5
0/15
St
1
-
D-GRADE
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
PREMIERSHIP
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
East Torrens
12
Glenelg
12
Tea Tree Gully
12
Kensington
12
Adelaide
12
Woodville
12
West Torrens
12
Sturt
12
Prospect
12
Port Adelaide
12
2
1
1
1
1
1
-
7
8
9
7
6
5
5
5
5
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
2
2
2
3
4
5
6
5
5
7
8
7
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
TABLE
2013/14
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
162.5
152.5
142.5
137.5
122.5
97.5
82.5
82.5
82.5
77.5
40.0
37.5
22.5
2177
2225
2365
2211
2082
2233
2177
1965
1650
1888
1876
2001
1924
94
99
95
94
87
104
94
112
107
107
133
142
141
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
23.16
22.47
24.89
23.52
23.93
21.47
23.16
17.54
15.42
17.64
14.11
14.09
13.65
1799
2100
1960
2193
1985
2329
2217
1971
1812
2085
2184
2196
1943
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
122
122
108
129
115
118
110
101
105
99
106
84
90
14.75
17.21
18.15
17.00
17.26
19.74
20.15
19.51
17.26
21.06
20.60
26.14
21.59
Final: Tea Tree Gully 3/235 defeated Glenelg 7/234
D-GRADE
A Duffield
Prospect Voting
WA Van Dissel
R Birse
P Jeyakkumar
HJ Sytnyk
W Matthews
WILSON/MCLEOD
East Torrens
7
7
6
6
6
T McCarron
H Wenk
MA Sandford
R Perry
M Milne
30
6
6
5
4
4
MEDAL
Winner
CJ Marchesi
BR Francesca
M Abbasi
BT Holdback
3
2
2
1
P A G E
4 1
WOMEN’S B GRADE REPORT
Robin LeCornu
Once more I was given the challenge to start a women's cricket team at Prospect. I looked around for players and as
we were going to be in B Grade; this alone was a challenge in itself. I asked many people, not knowing if they could play
cricket and if they even liked cricket. Not all women follow the sport so this was a big ask. My team eventually came
together after a lot of asking around, and consisted of young and mature age females. I had hockey players, women who
hadn’t played cricket for awhile or women who had never played. We only had a few training sessions before the start
of the season, as time was short due to hockey and winter sports. The women's Nationals for hockey were being played
at this time so a few of us were playing in that.
The week before the first match I thought we had a team but four were unavailable. We were nearly defeated before
we had started. First match of the season in the Twenty/20 Competition and my wicket keeper, a hockey goalie, had never
played cricket before. She had a great game taking an excellent catch down the leg side. The team fielded and bowled
well and played as a team, but the batting was not up to scratch, and we struggled because we were not fast scorers.
After Christmas we played forty over cricket and this was a different game for the team. The second part of the season
went off well and the team won enough matches to eventually make the finals. Prospect played Adelaide University and
as they had been playing longer and were more experienced they had an easy win. The team just didn’t make enough
runs batting second, but kept fighting to the end. Great thrill for the Prospect Pirate Women to even make the finals,
especially in their first year. Well Done.
Overall the team consisted of a group of dedicated people coming together to participate and to play. The team was
a happy team, with great spirit and understanding. Women of all ages were in this team and were given an opportunity
to enjoy the experience. It was about being themselves, not individuals and the atmosphere was unbelievable. It was an
exciting year and the team is keen to continue next season.
To all the team, I appreciate that whatever I asked of you, it was always done to the best of your ability. Melissa,
Heather, Steph, Dani, Cassie, Shannon, Nikki, Alicia, Marie, Angela and to the other girls who filled in and to the
supporters who supported us – thank you.
Thanks so much for the respect, teamwork and the friendships that were made. It was a pleasure to coach and
be a part of this team. It goes to show that if you set your mind to put a team together and to get them to believe
in themselves, success will follow.
A big thank you goes to my scorer Peter Clarkson, an essential part of the team and to Club Champion and winner
of the Robyn LeCornu Trophy - Nikki Mayger.
Thank you to Andrew Omandy, Tom Lowrey and Dave Callan for your support also.
We had our end of year breakup with full quota at the Windmill Hotel; one of the Club’s sponsors – it was a great
night. I hope season 2014/15 will be as enjoyable and successful as this year.
WOMEN’S
Player
N Mayger
S O'Connor
A Nicholson
C Clarkson
MA Gorroick
D Woods
H Westwood
R LeCornu
D Reid
S Fisher
M Docking
E Thompson
AJ Fidock
S Elmendorp
R Bernaldo
P A G E
M
6
6
3
5
6
2
6
5
6
5
6
1
3
1
1
4 2
Inns.
6
6
3
5
5
2
6
4
5
3
6
1
2
1
1
B-GRADE
N.O.
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
H.S.
70
42
25*
41
18
14
23
14
21
3
1
0
0
5*
1*
BATTING
Agg.
133
106
28
66
41
14
40
19
31
3
4
-
Avge.
22.17
17.67
14.00
13.20
10.25
7.00
6.67
6.33
6.20
1.50
0.80
-
AVERAGES
50
1
-
100
-
Ct
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
-
St
-
WOMEN’S
Player
R LeCornu
C Clarkson
MA Gorroick
AJ Fidock
D Woods
N Mayger
H Westwood
M Docking
E Thompson
S O'Connor
D Reid
M
5
5
6
3
2
6
6
6
1
6
6
Overs
4
34
47
15
8
42.1
29
27
2
8
14
WOMEN’S
Player
S O'Connor
M Docking
R LeCornu
MA Gorroick
S Elmendorp
D Reid
N Mayger
H Westwood
AJ Fidock
S Fisher
M
5
4
6
6
6
6
5
6
3
6
Player
AJ Fidock
R LeCornu
S Elmendorp
N Mayger
M Docking
MA Gorroick
H Westwood
D Reid
M
3
6
6
5
4
6
6
6
BOWLING
AVERAGES
Mdns
2
4
7
2
1
3
1
-
Wkts
1
9
7
2
1
5
3
2
-
5w
-
Runs
6
95
138
48
25
143
106
104
8
33
65
B-GRADE
Inns.
5
4
6
6
6
6
5
6
2
2
WOMEN’S
B-GRADE
N.O.
1
3
3
1
1
2
TWENTY/20
H.S.
48
8*
22*
15*
10
17
13
7
2*
1*
B-GRADE
Overs
5
7
6
17
7
18
20
18
WOMEN’S
Prospect Voting
N Mayger
C Clarkson
Agg.
101
16
40
36
34
32
24
15
2
1
Runs
23
34
37
84
22
73
91
100
B-GRADE
Wkts
3
2
2
4
1
3
3
3
LYN
Sturt
6
5
S O’Connor
H Westwood
10w
-
BATTING
Avge.
25.25
16.00
13.33
7.20
5.67
5.33
4.80
2.50
2.00
-
TWENTY/20
Mdns
2
1
-
K Heath
Avge.
6.00
10.56
19.71
24.00
25.00
28.60
35.33
52.00
-
50
-
AVERAGES
100
-
Ct
1
1
1
BOWLING
Avge.
7.67
17.00
18.50
21.00
22.00
24.33
30.33
33.33
5w
-
FULLSTON
St
-
AVERAGES
10w
-
Best
2/9
1/9
2/8
2/11
1/10
1/10
1/5
2/12
MEDAL
16
4
3
Best
1/6
4/24
2/22
1/10
1/25
2/30
2/7
2/7
0/8
0/33
0/20
Winner
A Nicholson
3
P A G E
4 3
WOMEN’S
B-GRADE
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Adelaide University
West Torrens
Sturt
Prospect
Northern Bullets
Kensington Gold
Kensington Brown
7
6
7
7
7
7
7
-
5
3
4
2
2
2
-
-
PREMIERSHIP
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
1
1
2
3
3
3
5
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
TABLE
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
100.82
88.01
83.39
58.45
57.78
56.92
25.47
812
641
629
565
618
492
407
42
25
52
42
37
42
31
2013/14
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
19.33
25.64
12.10
13.45
16.70
11.71
13.13
564
415
547
629
614
583
812
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
51
33
48
39
33
35
32
11.06
12.58
11.40
16.13
18.61
16.66
25.38
Final: West Torrens 5/106 defeated Adelaide University 8/105
WOMEN’S
ZONE ONE
Matches
Played
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
B-GRADE
Adelaide University
West Torrens
Sturt
Northern Bullets
Kensington Brown
Kensington Gold
Prospect
6
7
7
7
7
7
7
20/20
PREMIERSHIP
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Aband
or
Draw
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
6
4
4
4
2
2
1
1
1
2
3
3
5
5
5
105.0
67.5
60.0
60.0
30.0
30.0
22.5
497
567
541
513
584
699
375
15
15
21
29
36
31
37
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
33.13
37.80
25.76
17.69
16.22
22.55
10.14
Final: West Torrens 2/107 defeated Adelaide University 5/106
D.C.STRUDWICK
1951/52 to 1969/70
Life Member 1971
5,812 runs at 20.06
168 catches & 26 stumpings
P A G E
4 4
TABLE
435
406
491
592
596
772
484
2013/14
Wkts
Taken
Average
Per
Wkt
27
24
26
36
22
25
24
16.11
16.92
18.88
16.44
27.09
30.88
20.17
UNDER 17 BANKSA SHIELD REPORT
Lachlan Blunden
This 2014 Bank SA Shield team showed some positive signs after a slow start. Losing our first two games with
some poor batting performances put us on the back foot and didn’t give us a realistic chance of making finals. First
day we were bowled out for 91 chasing a very gettable 109 at Campbelltown and were then bowled out by Country
Black for 86 chasing 161 on a good wicket at Prospect. The team showed some character with improved results led
by older players Cameron Pritchard, Wade Matthews and Declan Gray who all scored important runs in the three
remaining games.
We ended the carnival with two wins and three losses with the two games cancelled due to heat. We beat
Northern Districts defending 236 where Declan and Cameron put on 140 for the 1st wicket while Nathan Brice
scored 37 at number 3. We also beat Glenelg in a reduced overs match defending 126 in what turned out to be the
last day. In between these wins we lost to Kensington who chased down our competitive 203 with ten overs to
spare. Wade Matthews top scored that day with a 74 ball 72 and backed up to keep wickets well on what was a
hot day.
Wade led the batting with 171 runs earning him a spot in the team of the carnival which also included Cameron
who made 156 runs and was our leading wicket taker also with 9 wickets. Our team was very heavy on bowlers
with wickets shared. Will Daniel bowled well at the top with some pace earning himself 5 wickets while Declan and
Peter Ahern bowled well in the middle overs also picking up 5 wickets. A special mention has to go to Peter who
bowled some very tight off spin, fielded well taking difficult catches and scored important runs in the lower middle
order.
Thanks to Cameron Pritchard who did a fantastic job as Captain, leading from the front and getting everyone
involved in a team which had 11 bowlers. Also thanks to Jake Milne as co-coach, Mick Ahern and Peter Milne who
helped score; parents who helped with other match day duties and to all who came out to support.
PROSPECT DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB STATE PLAYERS SEASON 1949/50
Phil Bednall, Keith Lewis, Len Michael,
Reg Craig, Tom Klose, Bruce Bowley
P A G E
4 5
UNDER 17 BANKSA GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
Player
W Matthews
C Pritchard
DJ Gray
N Brice
P Ahern
HJ Sytnyk
H Brennan
Z McGahey
CK Newman
PF Thomas
W Daniel
P Fahey
A Baker
M
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
4
Player
C Pritchard
DJ Gray
P Ahern
W Daniel
N Brice
HJ Sytnyk
PF Thomas
CK Newman
H Brennan
Z McGahey
A Baker
M
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
Inns.
5
4
4
5
3
5
4
3
3
1
3
1
2
N.O.
2
1
1
1
1
2
H.S.
72
56
84
37
29
16
14*
7
4*
8
4*
2
7*
Agg.
171
156
114
66
37
32
22
10
9
8
5
2
8
Avge.
57.00
39.00
28.50
13.20
12.33
8.00
7.33
3.33
4.50
8.00
2.50
2.00
-
50
-
100
2
1
1
-
Ct
3
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
St
-
UNDER 17 BANKSA GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
Overs
29.5
30
27
42.4
12
17
14
17
5.2
2
5
UNDER
ZONE 1
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Sturt
Port Adelaide
Tea Tree Gully
Woodville
Southern District
Country Red
West Torrens
SAMCA
ZONE 2
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Country Black
Kensington
Glenelg
East Torrens
SACA U15
Prospect
Adelaide
Northern Districts
17
BANKSA
4 6
Runs
103
82
111
131
25
59
69
71
24
8
13
Wkts
9
5
5
5
4
4
2
2
1
-
Avge.
11.44
16.40
22.20
26.20
6.25
14.75
34.50
35.50
24.00
-
PREMIERSHIP
5w
-
10w
-
TABLES
Best
4/30
3/11
2/22
1/12
2/8
2/21
1/16
1/8
1/10
0/8
0/13
2013/14
Matches
Played
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Match
Drawn
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
Runs
Against
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
4
4
4
1
1
1
1
-
67.5
60.0
52.5
52.5
22.5
15.0
15.0
15.0
880
681
654
634
540
782
743
608
39
33
27
46
39
47
49
45
22.56
20.64
24.22
13.78
13.85
16.64
15.16
13.51
776
635
473
716
631
739
800
752
48
45
35
44
36
34
42
41
16.17
14.11
13.51
16.27
17.53
21.74
19.05
18.34
Matches
Played
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Match
Drawn
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
Runs
Against
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
3
3
3
2
-
1
2
2
2
3
5
5
-
75.0
60.0
45.0
45.0
45.0
30.0
-
780
871
818
507
860
742
716
648
30
43
36
44
48
35
47
47
26.00
20.26
22.72
11.52
17.92
21.20
15.23
13.79
636
836
718
459
876
725
899
793
45
44
44
41
46
44
42
24
14.13
19.00
16.32
11.20
19.04
16.48
21.40
33.04
Final: Country Black & Sturt joint winners
P A G E
Mdns
3
7
1
5
4
4
1
1
PROSPECT DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB ROOTS
NORTH ADELAIDE CRICKET CLUB MEMBERS 1909/10
PROSPECT CRICKET CLUB MEMBERS 1919/20
PROSPECT DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB 1936/37 B PREMIERS
P A G E
4 7
PART THREE
JUNIOR GRADES
JUNIOR COMMITTEE REPORT
Matt Clark
With my first season over as Junior Coordinator I can finally take a breath and look back at the season that was.
To say I was busy would be an understatement, with the help and support of the people around me, I survived !
This season saw the establishment of the position of Director of Junior Cricket and with Andrew Baker (AB) filling
it. Separating the two positions and its roles gave the junior coaching structure an independent person who would
have input into the training and selection of players, having AB alongside me with his experience and knowledge
of District cricket helped me out greatly and together we created a clear plan. Did it all go to plan, no, can we
improve, yes, but most importantly I think our greatest strength as a club is our willingness to accept that we do
have room for improvement and that there is still work to be done to continue to improve which will eventuate
into success.
I would like to thank all the coaches for their support. Being a coach is not an easy gig and trying to get the right
balance is hard work. It’s a position where not everyone walks away happy but their loyalty and dedication towards
the lads cannot be questioned.
Thank you to Christian Hanna for his help in making life easy when we needed the nets for extra sessions and
being on hand to help with our trials. I would like to also thank those senior players who came out and assisted us
but also the senior players who coached the junior sides this season.
To those parents who assisted the coaches whether it be as a manager, scorer or just being there to help out when
needed makes a coaches life so much easier, thank you.
A big thank you to the teams who were rostered on to provide the meals at the after match presentations was
invaluable and I am sure everyone at the club appreciated your efforts.
To Andrew Ormandy and the Management committee, thank you for your support and advice throughout the
season as they understand that the future of our club is our juniors and with their support we will continue to
improve.
Thank you to the junior committee for their efforts this season and in particular their advice and efforts
organising events such as Saturday night’s presentation and registration night.
I would also like to thank Trudy Lisk for sourcing and applying for various grants that are available through the
local council, State and Federal Government. Through her work we were successful in winning grants through the
Prospect City Council and SA Government. This money will go a long way towards helping the Club upgrade our
facilities.
Trials will commence around July which should see further improvements on the field next season.
I look forward to everyone’s continued support next season.
P A G E
5 0
JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS
U/16 Red
U/16 White
U/14 Red
U/14 White
Total Points
1
Kensington
154.51
122.02
170.23
169.20
615.96
2
Northern Districts
169.48
155.46
120.33
150.58
595.85
3
West Torrens
140.88
172.63
185.09
95.47
594.07
4
Sturt
151.96
121.26
129.49
188.11
590.82
5
Tea Tree Gully
124.65
148.32
96.09
170.15
539.21
6
East Torrens
105.76
127.04
139.60
88.64
461.04
7
Prospect
103.87
177.69
56.33
115.93
453.82
8
Glenelg
105.21
106.36
118.86
72.02
402.45
9
Southern District
106.59
122.62
94.33
73.94
397.48
10
Adelaide
73.92
72.78
125.56
119.62
391.88
11
Woodville
101.40
60.44
67.70
53.03
282.57
12
Port Adelaide
42.60
17.56
40.88
37.84
138.88
JUNIOR COACHING STAFF
P A G E
5 1
JUNIOR TROPHY WINNERS
Statewide Under 12 Cup
Player of the Carnival
Tyler Grainger-Balding
Ray Sutton Shield
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Coach's Trophy
Kabir Luthra
Zane Caldwell
Scott Madden
Manush Patel
256 runs at 64.00
7 wkts at 8.00
Under 14 White
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Coach's Trophy
Jordan Schultz
Jacob Aston
Zane Caldwell
Bailey Simpson
195 runs at 24.38
9 wkts at 24.22
Under 14 Red
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Coach's Trophy
Nicholas Bacic
Sebastian Maslen
Riley Henriks
Callum George
199 runs at 24.88
14 wkts at 16.93
Under 16 White
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Coach's Trophy
Tyson Spencer
Caleb Travis
Brenton Harvey
Chanchal Kharel
212 runs at 30.29
17 wkts at 6.24
Under 16 Red
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
Coach's Trophy
Peter Ahern
Carter Lisk
Brodie Pearce
Brodie Pearce
192 runs at 19.20
13 wkts at 18.31
Special Performances
Ray Sutton Shield
Under 16 White
Under 16 White
Under 14 Red
Under 14 White
Kabir Luthra 111* vs Port Adelaide at Prospect Oval
Mitchell Kracman 5/13 vs Southern Districts at Cane Reserve
Caleb Travis 6/25 vs Northern Districts at Paddocks No.2
Sebastian Maslen 5/31 vs Kensington at Marryatville High School
Ben Hutchinson 6/17 vs Glenelg at Barton West Oval
Don Blunden Spirit of Cricket Award
Caleb Travis
Junior Club Champion
Peter Ahern
Development Squad
Nicholas Devlin
Ryleigh Travis
Tyler Grainger-Balding
P A G E
5 2
Tom Palmer
Kane Flanagan
Lucas Wilksch
Scott Madden
Nicholas Egarr
Viraj Varsani
Zac Hazel
Nick Mills
Liam Toovey
Alex Francis
Thomas Kelly
Lachlan Faull
Tom Vaughan
Cooper Mackenzie
FEATURES OF SEASON 2013/2014
Over 120 runs
K Luthra
T Spencer
P Ahern
JA Schultz
J Birse
N Bacic
P Fahey
W Matthews
ZB Caldwell
S Jain
C Pritchard
JM May
R Henriks
M Patel
P Lowe
LM Durdin
286 runs at 40.86
248 runs at 31.00
229 runs at 17.62
214 runs at 17.83
203 runs at 25.38
199 runs at 24.88
182 runs at 36.40
171 runs at 57.00
165 runs at 12.69
160 runs at 11.43
156 runs at 39.00
148 runs at 18.50
147 runs at 13.36
147 runs at 11.31
132 runs at 18.86
128 runs at 21.33
16R, RSS
16R, 16W
U17, 16R
14W, RSS
16W
14R
U17,16R
U17
14W, RSS
14W, RSS
U17
14R, 14W, RSS
14R
14R, RSS
14R, 14W
16W
Over 10 wickets
C Travis
PF Thomas
J Turner
A Baker
M Kracman
W Kirby-Bastians
ZB Caldwell
S Maslen
P Ahern
C Lisk
J Darley
L Travis
C Kharel
S Jain
J Aston
17 wkts at 6.24
17 wkts at 16.00
16 wkts at 15.69
16 wkts at 18.81
15 wkts at 8.67
15 wkts at 13.87
14 wkts at 14.50
14 wkts at 16.93
14 wkts at 21.14
13 wkts at 18.31
13 wkts at 24.00
12 wkts at 10.00
12 wkts at 13.00
11 wkts at 26.27
11 wkts at 26.45
U16W
U17, U16R, U16W
U14R, RSS
U17, U16R, U16W
U16W
U16R, U16W
U14W, RSS
U14R
U17, U16R
U16R
U14R, RSS
U16R, U16W
U16W
U14W, RSS
U14W, RSS
Allround Cricket
P Ahern
ZB Caldwell
S Jain
229 runs at 17.62 & 14 wkts at 21.14
165 runs at 12.69 &14 wkts at 14.50
160 runs at 11.43 & 11 wkts at 26.27
U17, U16R
U14W, RSS
U14W, RSS
P A G E
5 3
UNDER 16 RED REPORT
Grant Lisk
Season 2013/2014 was a season full of mixed results. We had some very good wins and a couple of terrible losses.
We were able to play some very good cricket against the average sides but not good enough to make an impact
on the good sides.
Coming up to the Christmas break we were 3 wins and 3 loses and in a good position to make an impact on the
top four. Unfortunately, with a heat out and a wash out we were unable to take advantage and our season slipped
away.
With a great win against East Torrens in the last round, it showed the kind of cricket our boys can play when they
put their minds to it.
Due to school cricket, holidays and senior selection we had a total of 23 players play for the Reds this year, which
almost amounts to our entire under 16’s squad.
Season highlights would have to be the leadership of our captain Brodie Pearce. His attitude and application
towards the team was excellent and his wicket keeping went to another level, especially when keeping to the
spinners.
Our Batting showed that the players need to learn patience and place a greater importance on their wicket. The
return from injury of Patrick Fahey, showed how important he was to the side as he was the only player to make
two half centuries (with an excellent 90 in the last game). Peter Ahern had a consistent year with bat and ball and
continues to improve.
Our Bowling was one of our greatest strengths this year. Apart from one game against Kensington, we were able
to keep sides down to reasonable scores. Will Kirby-Bastian showed to be a fast bowler of the future and will only
continue to improve. His last game battle with Carter Lisk to see who would win the bowling trophy was good to
watch. Patrick Thomas, Dean Roocke, Peter Ahern, Jacob Banks will continue to improve and it shows that Prospect
Cricket Club will have a good stock of fast and spin bowlers in the future.
In conclusion, the Reds this year showed in parts that they can play some very good solid cricket and with a little
more application, patience and discipline this group of cricketers can make an impact at senior level.
Junior Club Champion 2013/14
Peter Ahern
P A G E
5 4
UNDER 16 RED GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
Player
P Fahey
T Spencer
L Hutchinson
P Ahern
B Pearce
PF Thomas
E Palmer
G Cleary
R D'Cruz
DD Roocke
W Kirby-Bastians
J Banks
K Luthra
J Clark
CK Newman
SJ Thomas
C Lisk
T Spanovskis
L Travis
H Brennan
A Baker
T Auld
B Harvey
M
5
3
2
9
8
4
2
2
5
8
8
6
4
8
2
5
8
4
4
2
5
1
1
Player
CK Newman
T Spencer
G Cleary
J Clark
W Kirby-Bastians
C Lisk
L Travis
E Palmer
J Banks
P Ahern
PF Thomas
DD Roocke
B Pearce
A Baker
H Brennan
P Fahey
L Hutchinson
M
2
3
2
8
8
8
4
2
6
9
4
8
8
5
2
5
2
Inns.
5
2
2
10
8
4
2
1
6
8
5
6
3
9
2
4
4
5
3
2
3
2
1
N.O.
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
H.S.
92
31*
38
43
33
26
12
14
35
22*
21*
21
29
31
8
9
11
15
9
5
7
2
19*
Agg.
180
36
65
192
100
46
14
14
69
67
32
61
30
85
13
22
16
26
13
5
7
3
19
Avge.
45.00
36.00
32.50
19.20
16.67
15.33
14.00
14.00
13.80
13.40
10.67
10.17
10.00
9.44
6.50
5.50
5.33
5.20
4.33
2.50
2.33
1.50
-
50
2
-
100
-
Ct
1
2
9
2
1
2
2
3
1
2
2
-
St
2
-
UNDER 16 RED GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
Overs
15
4
3
8
73
72
14
7.1
40
78.4
34
69
13
35.5
6
2
13
Mdns
4
13
9
2
1
7
17
7
17
5
7
1
Runs
31
11
12
48
198
238
37
20
101
185
103
205
23
149
26
5
28
Wkts
3
1
1
3
12
13
2
1
5
9
5
9
1
6
1
-
Avge.
10.33
11.00
12.00
16.00
16.50
18.31
18.50
20.00
20.20
20.56
20.60
22.78
23.00
24.83
26.00
-
5w
-
10w
-
Best
2/7
1/11
1/12
2/27
3/13
3/16
2/10
1/11
3/8
3/24
3/16
2/23
1/15
2/4
1/3
0/5
0/19
P A G E
5 5
UNDER 16 RED GRADE P R E M I E R S H I P
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Northern Districts
Kensington
Sturt
West Torrens
Tea Tree Gully
Southern District
East Torrens
Glenelg
Prospect
Woodville
Adelaide
Port Adelaide
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
1
-
8
7
7
6
5
4
4
4
4
2
2
-
1
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
1
2
2
3
4
5
5
5
5
6
7
8
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
TABLE
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
169.48
154.51
151.96
140.88
124.65
106.59
105.76
105.21
103.87
101.40
73.92
42.60
1728
1771
1656
1647
1625
1439
1636
1361
1307
1580
1472
1100
67
59
83
83
69
85
83
58
83
99
87
101
Final: West Torrens 4/135 defeated Kensington 133.
ROMEO’S - MAJOR SPONSOR 2013/14
P A G E
5 6
2013/14
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
25.79
30.02
19.95
19.84
23.55
16.93
19.71
23.47
15.75
15.96
16.92
10.89
1254
1504
1363
1332
1617
1714
1431
1439
1459
1598
1580
1875
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
86
84
77
81
92
86
72
64
79
78
64
83
14.58
17.90
17.70
16.44
17.58
19.93
19.88
22.48
18.47
20.49
24.69
22.59
UNDER 16 WHITE REPORT
Darren Travis
The Under 16 White team pretty much dominated the minor round matches and saw us on the top of the ladder
at its conclusion. We won 6 matches including an outright and had 2 losses. We were defeated in the Semi Final
and finished 3rd at the end of the season.
Tom Auld was named captain and Brenton Harvey vice captain. Both lads showed great leadership for the group.
Bowling was definitely our strength. There were many standout individual performances with the ball and it was
a different bowler each week who was doing the damage. Caleb Travis took out the bowling trophy for the whites
and finished 2nd in the Under 16 White grade competition with 17 wickets with a best bowling performance of
6/25 against the Jets. Mitchell Kracman finished 2nd for PDCC with 15 wickets with a best bowling of 5/13 and 3/30
in the same match. This set up the outright win against Southern District along with the assistance Adrian Baker
4/25 and Lachlan Travis 3/10 both finishing on 10 wickets for the season. Chanchal Kharel took 13 wickets with a
best bowling of 3/13 with his legspin. Patrick Thomas also finished with 10 wickets with a best 4/13 and then went
out and batted smashed a quick fire 30 that won us the game against Glenelg by 1 run.
Our fielding was also outstanding. Brenton Harvey did a solid job all year behind the stumps and took out the
fielding trophy. Tom Auld set attacking fields for our bowlers which was backed up in the field and paid off with
some great catches in the slips and close to the wicket.
Our batting was a very different result, which proved to cost us big time in the final. Our ability to bat long
periods and build partnerships was a struggle and the batting aggregates prove this. Although in saying this there
were some great knocks. Tyson Spencer made 90 against Woodville off 71 balls and it was a display of powerful
hitting which included 6 sixes and 4 fours. He also hit 61 in the final against Tea Tree Gully which resulted in him
finishing on 212 runs for the season overtaking opener Jack Birse 203 runs to take out the batting trophy. Other
than this not one individuals aggregate reached 150 runs and this is an area for all players to improve on. There
were some good innings, but we lacked consistency. We had the ability on paper to post big scores and if we placed
more value on our wicket, it would have been achievable.
I would like to congratulate the players on their efforts, discipline and the way they conducted themselves on
and off the field. The respect shown to opposition, umpires and myself was of a high standard. To those players
who transition from the Under 16 squad and into the seniors next season I wish you every success in your cricketing
days.
In closing, I wish to thank the following for their help and support given to the team and myself this season.
Grant Lisk, Barry Harvey, Andrew Wenk, Martin Kracman, Andrew Baker, Andrew Groves, Christian Hanna, Matt
Clark, The parents.
JV CRASH – MAJOR SPONSOR 2013/14
P A G E
5 7
UNDER 16 WHITE GRADE BATTING AVERAGES
Player
T Spencer
J Birse
LM Durdin
W Kirby-Bastians
B Harvey
PF Thomas
J Clark
C Travis
T Spanovskis
C Kharel
SJ Thomas
A Wenk
E Palmer
H Radloff
L Travis
T Auld
M Kracman
A Baker
G Cleary
B Harvey
B Lennon
M
6
8
8
1
8
6
1
9
5
9
4
9
4
2
6
8
6
5
2
1
1
Inns.
7
10
8
1
6
4
1
9
5
4
4
11
3
2
6
7
4
2
1
1
1
N.O.
2
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
H.S.
90
59*
44*
18
15
30*
15
32
31
9*
19*
25
15
8
24
23
17
8
5
19*
5*
Agg.
212
203
128
18
49
47
15
114
58
23
33
108
30
10
45
58
22
12
5
19
5
Avge.
30.29
25.38
21.33
18.00
16.33
15.67
15.00
14.25
11.60
11.50
11.00
10.80
10.00
10.00
9.00
8.29
7.33
6.00
5.00
-
50
2
1
-
100
-
Ct
4
3
4
11
3
6
3
1
3
1
2
5
3
-
UNDER 16 WHITE GRADE BOWLING AVERAGES
Player
W Kirby-Bastians
B Lennon
C Travis
J Birse
G Cleary
L Travis
M Kracman
PF Thomas
C Kharel
A Baker
LM Durdin
E Palmer
T Spencer
A Wenk
H Radloff
T Auld
P A G E
5 8
M
1
1
9
8
2
6
6
6
9
5
8
4
6
9
2
8
Overs
11.4
9
39.1
18
18
50.2
61.5
56
53.5
55
11
22
11.2
31
2
8
Mdns
5
5
7
5
3
15
17
21
9
11
3
5
1
5
2
Runs
10
9
106
30
33
83
130
100
156
139
15
55
45
92
14
32
Wkts
3
2
17
4
4
10
15
10
12
10
1
3
1
2
-
Avge.
3.33
4.50
6.24
7.50
8.25
8.30
8.67
10.00
13.00
13.90
15.00
18.33
45.00
46.00
-
5w
1
1
-
10w
-
Best
3/10
2/4
6/25
2/7
2/11
3/10
5/13
4/12
3/13
4/25
1/15
2/9
1/27
2/31
0/14
0/3
St
1
-
UNDER 16 WHITE GRADE P R E M I E R S H I P
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
Prospect
West Torrens
Northern Districts
Tea Tree Gully
East Torrens
Southern District
Kensington
Sturt
Glenelg
Adelaide
Woodville
Port Adelaide
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
1
1
1
-
6
6
7
5
5
4
5
5
4
2
1
-
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
1
2
-
2
1
2
3
4
3
4
4
5
7
6
9
2
3
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
TABLE
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
177.69
172.63
155.46
148.32
127.04
122.62
122.02
121.26
106.36
72.78
60.44
17.56
1249
1503
1280
1115
1596
1134
1382
1209
1316
1081
723
76
68
72
80
62
76
71
90
75
74
83
93
9
2013/14
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
18.37
20.88
16.00
17.98
21.00
15.97
15.36
16.12
17.78
13.02
7.77
8.44
978
1005
1110
1183
1187
1099
1105
1195
1611
1474
1517
200
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
95
71
92
83
86
65
91
75
91
57
38
9
10.29
14.15
12.07
14.25
13.80
16.91
12.14
15.93
17.70
25.86
39.92
22.22
Final: Tea Tree Gully 8/76 defeated Northern Districts 69.
R.J.GILBOURNE
1962/63 to 1975/74
3,828 runs at 33.00
H.S. 226 vs West Torrens
P A G E
5 9
UNDER 14 RED REPORT
John Flanagan
Our season was disappointing in the end unfortunately, with only the one win. While we were competitive at
different stages of matches, we couldn’t maintain the level of cricket to give ourselves the opportunity to achieve
better results.
It was in all areas that we underperformed; in the field, we didn’t take or chances; with the bat, we didn’t have
enough batsmen that were willing to put their heads down and build an innings; and with the ball, we couldn’t
maintain line and length long enough to force errors.
We did have some highlights, with four players, Jasper Darley, Jett May, Manush Patel and Callum George all
eligible to play U14’s again next season. They will be better for the opportunity and their challenge next season is
to be the leaders of the team.
Nic Bacic towards the end of the season in particular, showed the form that we knew he had and as a result took
out the batting trophy. With more confidence in his own ability, Nic should continue on his good form next season.
Seb Maslen took out the bowling trophy again this season and continued to be our front line bowler. Seb has the
ability to be a very good bowler and just needs to stay focused and the rewards will come.
There were others who had their moments, but on the whole we all underperformed really. Our best would have
resulted in a far better win/loss ratio.
The boys need to believe in themselves, train harder and take pride in the opportunity of representing Prospect
District Cricket Club. If they do this I believe they all have the ability to be successful both individually and as a team.
I have very much enjoyed my time coaching over the last two seasons, but believe the boys now need another
voice to help get the most out of them.
WINDMILL HOTEL - PLATINUM SPONSOR 2013/14
P A G E
6 0
UNDER 14 RED BATTING AVERAGES
Player
N Bacic
J Turner
P Silby
J Darley
R Henriks
P Lowe
JM May
S Maslen
W Proudman
R D'Cruz
C Flanagan
C George
AA Farzan
M Patel
H Tremellen
M
9
8
8
9
9
4
5
9
9
4
7
9
8
9
1
Player
J Turner
R D'Cruz
S Maslen
J Darley
JM May
AA Farzan
C George
P Silby
N Bacic
H Tremellen
R Henriks
M Patel
M
8
4
9
9
5
8
9
8
9
1
9
9
Inns.
11
6
6
9
11
4
5
5
11
4
8
9
8
10
1
N.O.
3
3
4
1
2
1
2
1
1
-
H.S.
59
30*
11*
57*
39
32
34
18
45
14
25
33*
19
13
0
Agg.
199
70
29
111
147
43
52
30
103
35
57
52
48
52
0
Avge.
24.88
23.33
14.50
13.88
13.36
10.75
10.40
10.00
9.36
8.75
8.14
7.43
6.86
5.78
-
50
1
1
-
100
-
Ct
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
3
1
7
2
2
5
-
St
-
UNDER 14 RED BOWLING AVERAGES
Overs
72
13
77.2
54
14
42
57
73
24.1
5
5
6
Mdns
15
2
13
6
6
2
6
1
1
-
Runs
166
31
237
227
53
133
248
243
121
9
23
32
Wkts
11
2
14
9
2
5
6
5
2
-
Avge.
15.09
15.50
16.93
25.22
26.50
26.60
41.33
48.60
60.50
-
UNDER 14 RED GRADE P R E M I E R S H I P
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
West Torrens
Kensington
East Torrens
Sturt
Adelaide
Northern Districts
Glenelg
Tea Tree Gully
Southern District
Woodville
Prospect
Port Adelaide
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
-
9
8
6
5
5
5
5
3
3
2
1
-
-
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
1
3
3
3
4
4
5
5
7
8
9
2
2
2
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
5w
1
-
10w
-
TABLE
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
185.09
170.23
139.60
129.49
125.56
120.33
118.86
96.09
94.33
67.70
56.33
40.88
1909
1783
1760
999
1546
1533
1346
1339
1023
1130
1273
1108
68
79
74
74
83
62
70
80
84
83
90
88
Best
2/16
2/10
5/31
4/59
2/20
2/14
4/54
2/20
2/21
0/9
0/23
0/16
2013/14
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
28.07
22.57
23.78
13.50
18.63
24.73
19.23
16.74
12.18
13.61
14.14
12.59
928
1029
1301
1151
1421
1583
1352
1516
1538
1754
1570
1606
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
80
87
85
110
63
75
77
76
83
57
68
74
11.60
11.83
15.31
10.46
22.56
21.11
17.56
19.95
18.53
30.77
23.09
21.70
Final: West Torrens 5/153 defeated Kensington 9/151.
P A G E
6 1
UNDER 14 WHITE REPORT
Andrew Caldwell
After a promising pre-season of trials, followed by several weeks of fitness work and skills sessions our new squad
was assembled and all were from the club’s previous season’s Development squad, or new players from community
clubs. Some had played games in the 14 Whites last season, with an additional 6 players from this year’s
Development squad invited to train and be considered for selection. Zane Caldwell was selected as Captain with
Samyak Jain vice-captain.
The large squad was called upon in the first round, with several qualified 14’s players selected in higher grades,
Tom Vaughan debuting with Zachary Hazel from the Development Squad. With the draw seeing our young team
take on Sturt, Jordan Schultz started well with the bat, but the majority of our players struggled to score against
this benchmark level of bowling, and while we fielded and bowled well, our total was not enough to defend
against the undefeated minor premier and one of the eventual grand finalists. A win in round 2 against Port
Adelaide with some good batting partnerships and a team effort in the field saw the wickets shared amongst most
bowlers. Round three against Kensington, the eventual Premier, was a repeat of our batting in the first round,
although Jett May scored runs for the second consecutive match with Jack Millar, Jain and Caldwell showing all
round ability with wickets and runs, and while we held the strong Kensington batting line-up for 2 sessions, they
eventually won by over 100 runs.
A change in batting saw a solid 171 from 40 overs against Northern Districts in round 4, May, Jain and Caldwell
again in the runs, and Development Squad players Lachlan Faull showing promise, with Scott Madden handy with
bat and ball, but dropped catches saw this match slip from a winning position. Next round, with May promoted to
Reds, a win against Glenelg was a season’s highlight, the middle order helping to post a reasonable score to defend,
Patrick Lowe and Corey Sauerwald batting well, and all bowlers economical, with Ben Hutchinson taking an
amazing 6/17, three bowled, two caught keeper and a caught and bowled, earning the SACA Powerade Player of
the Round award. A loss the round before Xmas to Tea Tree Gully was comprehensive, with our ladder position
showing 4 losses from 6 rounds, and those four opposing winning teams would make up the final four.
A different approach to training in the New Year saw an increased emphasis on fielding, further allowing players
to have longer batting, and the team played excellent cricket after the Xmas break, winning all of their matches,
defeating Southern District, Woodville and East Torrens, and two games drawn without play. Schultz developed
into a sound opening top/order batsman and won the team Batting award from Caldwell, the pair featuring in the
season’s best third wicket partnership for the club in the last round, with Jain, Lowe and Hazel having some good
innings, and Madden and Baker showing excellent potential. More players need to score 200 or more runs each for
the season if the side is to competitively defend higher totals against the bench mark clubs.
Our bowling and fielding improved throughout the season, with 5 bowlers tied on equal wickets at the start of
the final round. Jacob Aston opened and with his two wickets in the first over won the bowling award from Jeremy
Baker, who had bowled well after Xmas with a bag of four wickets against Southern, from Hutchinson, Jain (best
3/28) and Caldwell (best 4/13). Millar also worthy of mention, out with surgery from Xmas but bowled consistently
well, as did Development Squad players Tyler Grainger Balding taking 2/9 on debut, and Ryleigh Travis taking a
wicket on debut with his leg-spinners. The fielding award was won by Zane Caldwell, his ground fielding
exceptional; from Bailey Simpson whose wicket keeping got better each week, with Aston, Schultz, Sauerwald and
Jain all regularly demonstrating high standards.
As coach my task was made easier and more enjoyable with wonderful support from parents in scoring and
umpiring duties; my thanks to team manager Praveen Jain, Andrew Simpson, Chris Aston, Jeremy Schultz and all of
the mums and dads who helped out throughout the season. Thanks also to our Junior Coordinator Matt Clark and
Junior Director Andrew Baker, whose ongoing assistance and commitment were appreciated by all coaches, players
and parents.
In all, a season that showed the difference between the best clubs and those who don’t make the finals; for the
Prospect Under 14’s Whites, a season where their ongoing hard work paid dividends, finishing one win from finals
in sixth position with match day improvements, many personal best performances, and the bonding of a group into
a team. With nearly all players available for selection in 14’s again next season, the squad will benefit from the
experience and look forward to the 2014/15 summer.
P A G E
6 2
UNDER 14 WHITE BATTING AVERAGES
Player
JM May
P Lowe
JA Schultz
S Madden
H Tremellen
ZB Caldwell
S Jain
AA Farzan
Z Hazel
B Simpson
B Hutchinson
J Millar
J Baker
J Aston
C Sauerwald
L Faull
TJ Vaughan
M
4
4
8
5
6
8
9
1
6
9
8
5
9
9
8
4
2
Inns.
4
4
9
5
3
9
10
1
7
6
5
4
6
7
7
3
3
N.O.
2
1
1
1
2
1
3
2
1
-
H.S.
41*
49*
73
27*
17*
57
45
12
41
17*
11*
32
39
20
29
10
14
Agg.
96
89
195
79
18
145
134
12
79
33
33
41
56
51
58
18
14
Avge.
48.00
29.67
24.38
19.75
18.00
16.11
14.89
12.00
11.29
11.00
11.00
10.25
9.33
8.50
8.29
6.00
4.67
50
1
1
-
100
-
Ct
2
3
2
1
1
3
6
2
2
5
2
1
1
St
-
UNDER 14 WHITE BOWLING AVERAGES
Player
T Grainger-Balding
P Lowe
Z Hazel
J Baker
B Hutchinson
J Millar
R Travis
ZB Caldwell
J Aston
S Jain
S Madden
JM May
H Tremellen
AA Farzan
C Sauerwald
JA Schultz
L Hutchinson
M
2
4
6
9
8
5
1
8
9
9
5
4
6
1
8
8
2
Overs
8
4
2
38
44
32
5
50.1
71
77
23.4
17
31
3
6
5
13
Mdns
3
1
8
4
7
1
10
11
5
5
2
5
1
Runs
9
5
8
116
128
104
20
147
218
234
73
58
119
8
17
27
28
Wkts
2
1
1
8
8
6
1
7
9
8
2
1
2
-
Avge.
4.50
5.00
8.00
14.50
16.00
17.33
20.00
21.00
24.22
29.25
36.50
58.00
59.50
-
5w
1
-
10w
-
Best
2/9
1/5
1/2
4/23
6/17
2/24
1/20
4/13
3/33
3/28
1/4
1/7
1/28
0/8
0/5
0/3
0/19
PREVIEW PLASTICS - GOLD SPONSOR 2012/13
P A G E
6 3
UNDER 14 WHITE GRADE P R E M I E R S H I P
OR Win 1st OR Loss
Played
Win
Win
Loss
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sturt
Tea Tree Gully
Kensington
Northern Districts
Adelaide
Prospect
West Torrens
East Torrens
Southern District
Glenelg
Woodville
Port Adelaide
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
-
9
8
8
7
5
5
3
3
2
2
1
-
-
1st Aband
Inns
or
Loss Draw
1
1
2
4
4
5
6
6
7
8
9
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
3
2
2
2
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
188.11
170.15
169.20
150.58
119.62
115.93
95.47
88.64
73.94
72.02
53.03
37.84
1951
1795
1700
1578
1662
1393
1617
1364
924
1422
943
984
67
47
71
61
72
79
64
79
74
69
93
80
Final: Kensington 6/141 defeated Sturt 118.
R.K.BLEWETT
1965/66 to 1973/74 & 1986/87
Life Member 1989
3,298 runs at 25.57
121 catches
P A G E
6 4
TABLE
2013/14
Average
Per
Runs
Wkt
Against
29.12
38.19
23.94
25.87
23.08
17.63
25.27
17.27
12.49
20.61
10.14
12.30
988
1204
1231
1427
1517
1376
1366
1737
1135
1584
2117
1651
Wkts
Lost
Average
Per
Wkt
93
86
86
74
65
60
59
75
61
64
68
65
10.62
14.00
14.31
19.28
23.34
22.93
23.15
23.16
18.61
24.75
31.13
25.40
RAY SUTTON SHIELD REPORT
Robert Perry
This season the Ray Sutton Shield team finished with one win and four losses from their five games, to finish fifth
in their zone. The win-loss ratio doesn’t really do the team justice, as our best was definitely good enough, but our
consistency let us down. Having said this, I am immensely proud of all the player’s efforts throughout the season
and certainly believe they all have a bright future playing for Prospect. Congratulations to Kabir Luthra for
averaging 64 over the five games, including a top score of 111 not out from 105 balls in Round 2 which resulted in
him winning the batting trophy. Congratulations also go to Zane Caldwell who won the bowling award, taking 7
wickets in total including best figures of 3/17 and Scott Madden’s efforts in the field which ultimately won him the
fielding award. However, all players contributed to the games they were involved in and all should be proud of
their contribution to the team.
I would like to thank some people for their assistance during the season. In no particular order, thanks to Andrew
Caldwell who again helped with the coaching of the team and to all the parents who came out to support Prospect
and helped with scoring. I would like to specially thank Kabir Luthra for leading the team as captain in every game
with maturity and also all the players for their cooperation and commitment throughout the five game season; I
am extremely proud to have coached such a great group of cricketers, and encourage them all to continue to play
and develop.
Finally, I’d like to wish everyone well over the winter, and look forward to seeing everyone back playing for
Prospect next season.
RAY SUTTON SHIELD BATTING AVERAGES
Player
K Luthra
C George
M Patel
J Aston
J Turner
Z Hazel
S Jain
ZB Caldwell
JA Schultz
TJ Vaughan
B Simpson
P Silby
J Darley
S Madden
M
5
4
4
5
4
3
5
5
5
4
5
4
4
4
Player
ZB Caldwell
M Patel
J Turner
S Jain
J Darley
K Luthra
J Aston
P Silby
JA Schultz
JM May
S Madden
C George
M
5
4
4
5
4
5
5
4
5
4
4
4
Inns.
5
4
4
5
3
2
5
4
4
2
3
2
-
N.O.
1
3
1
1
-
H.S.
111*
26*
46
20*
15
11
13
9
10
5
7
1*
-
Agg.
256
29
95
59
29
13
26
20
19
9
11
1
-
Avge.
64.00
29.00
23.75
14.75
9.67
6.50
5.20
5.00
4.75
4.50
3.67
1.00
-
50
1
-
100
1
-
Ct
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
St
-
RAY SUTTON SHIELD BOWLING AVERAGES
Overs
17
12
28
16
30
22
23
24
1
5
8
14
Mdns
2
3
6
3
3
5
4
-
Runs
56
26
85
55
85
67
73
88
13
29
49
64
Wkts
7
3
5
3
4
3
2
2
-
Avge.
8.00
8.67
17.00
18.33
21.25
22.33
36.50
44.00
-
5w
-
10w
-
Best
3/17
3/12
4/32
1/3
3/22
1/13
1/9
1/22
0/13
0/14
0/11
0/3
P A G E
6 5
RAY
SUTTON
ZONE 1
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
West Torrens
Adelaide
Woodville
Glenelg
Sturt
Southern District
ZONE 2
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
Kensington
East Torrens
Tea Tree Gully
Port Adelaide
Prospect
Northern Districts
SHIELD
PREMIERSHIP
Matches
Played
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Match
Drawn
Total
Points
Runs
For
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
3
3
3
1
-
2
2
2
4
5
-
91.54
61.34
60.23
60.09
28.19
10.29
Matches
Played
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Match
Drawn
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
3
3
2
1
1
1
2
3
4
4
1
1
-
Runs
Against
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
974
954
663
849
699
449
22
29
32
36
44
41
44.27
32.90
20.72
23.58
15.89
10.95
635
600
653
889
752
1059
34
34
43
33
31
29
18.68
17.65
15.19
26.94
24.26
36.52
Total
Points
Runs
For
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
Runs
Against
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
86.23
67.86
58.57
43.08
28.63
27.05
1033
716
617
568
683
565
30
33
39
42
39
40
34.43
21.70
15.82
13.52
17.51
14.13
627
694
590
811
763
697
42
41
37
37
34
32
14.93
16.93
15.95
21.92
22.44
21.78
J.R.HAMMOND
1965/66 to 1974/75
1,517 runs at 23.70
222 wickets at 15.21
6 6
2013/14
Wkts
Lost
Final: West Torrens 4/157 defeated Kensington 7/156.
P A G E
TABLES
Avge
Per
Wkt
BANK SA STATEWIDE UNDER 12 CARNIVAL
Manning McInerney
The Under 12 Statewide Cup squad had mixed results during the carnival in a very hot week in December, with
all games being affected by the heat, being either reduced to Twenty/20 or cancelled.
The team started with large wins over Port Adelaide and Northern Districts, then lost narrowly against Woodville,
Country Black and West Torrens. The team tended to be 15-20 runs short in the games they lost, but when they
won, they won by large margins.
Every member of the squad contributed at important times in the carnival, with individuals showing excellent
teamwork, application and skill. With just some of the great individual performances including:
Scott Madden 51 Not Out vs. Northern Districts and 34 vs. West Torrens
Nick Mills 3/17 vs. Country Black
Lucas Wilksch 2/2 vs. Northern Districts and 2/11 vs. Woodville
Tyler Grainger-Balding 30 vs. Port Adelaide and 28 vs. Country Black
Coaching such an excellent group of young but mature cricketers was a privilege. Henry Wenk and I would like
to congratulate the squad on their efforts and their approach to the game, we look forward to hopefully helping
in their development next season.
P.J. O/MEARA
1967/68 to 1971/72
Charlie Walker Medallist 1971/72
128 caught & 34 stumped
P A G E
6 7
UNDER 12 STATEWIDE CUP BATTING AVERAGES
Player
S Madden
T Grainger-Balding
K Kelly
TJ Vaughan
Z Hazel
C McKenzie
L Wilksch
N Devlin
A Francis
LG Toovey
N Mills
N Egarr
M
5
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
3
Inns.
5
3
2
5
3
2
4
3
3
2
1
1
N.O.
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
H.S.
51*
30
25
20
25
9
19
14*
12
2*
2
1*
Agg.
115
67
32
59
43
11
35
15
12
3
2
1
Avge.
57.50
33.50
16.00
14.75
14.33
11.00
8.75
7.50
4.00
3.00
2.00
-
50
1
-
100
-
Ct
2
1
1
-
St
-
UNDER 12 STATEWIDE CUP BOWLING AVERAGES
Player
C McKenzie
L Wilksch
LG Toovey
N Mills
K Flanagan
A Francis
TJ Vaughan
T Grainger-Balding
S Madden
N Egarr
Z Hazel
V Varsani
M
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
5
3
5
5
Overs
8
9
11
16
7
6
3
14
11
1
2
10
Mdns
3
3
1
2
1
4
1
-
Runs
9
25
28
57
37
15
19
23
67
6
10
53
Wkts
2
4
3
5
3
1
1
1
1
-
Avge.
4.50
6.25
9.33
11.40
12.33
15.00
19.00
23.00
67.00
-
5w
-
UNDER 12 STATEWIDE CUP P R E M I E R S H I P
CLUB
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Country Red
Kensington
Sturt
West Torrens
Country Black
Tea Tree Gully
Glenelg
Prospect
Woodville
Adelaide
East Torrens
Southern District
Northern Districts
Port Adelaide
No Finals
P A G E
6 8
Matches
Played
1st
Inns
Win
1st
Inns
Loss
Match
Drawn
Total
Points
Runs
For
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
4
4
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
-
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
4
5
-
86.69
71.00
69.99
68.74
55.90
55.18
54.28
39.44
38.50
38.22
24.07
23.74
22.45
7.66
449
540
439
574
450
438
448
484
370
382
467
374
305
346
10w
-
TABLE
Best
1/2
2/2
1/6
3/17
2/5
1/11
1/6
0/11
1/17
0/6
0/10
0/10
2013/14
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
Runs
Against
Wkts
Lost
Avge
Per
Wkt
19
30
23
12
26
24
13
27
24
36
29
25
35
28
23.63
18.00
19.09
47.83
17.31
18.25
34.46
17.93
15.42
10.61
16.10
14.96
8.71
12.36
280
397
346
462
452
477
337
381
439
411
496
501
481
606
36
28
28
15
32
29
24
23
24
22
22
25
22
21
7.78
14.18
12.36
30.80
14.13
16.45
14.04
16.57
18.29
18.68
22.55
20.04
21.86
28.86
DEVELOPMENT SQUAD REPORT
Jeremy Appleton
What a great pleasure it was to coach the development squad this year for the Prospect District Cricket Club. All
the boys that participated in the program were a pleasure to coach and be affiliated with.
The aim of the program was to introduce the squad into a new way of training. Taking them away from the, at
times, aimless net sessions that have been associated with cricket clubs since Adam was a boy. The aim was to take
them out of their comfort zone and challenge them to learn to play the game in different environments.
We trained on the oval, had skill based sessions, played mini cricket games, point based net sessions, fielding only
sessions and much more to keep the variety and enjoyment levels at a premium, whilst learning in a fun and
advanced environment.
Initially there was some push back from the players regarding the sessions and questions such as ‘Why aren’t we
in the nets?”, “Can’t we just bat and bowl tonight?” became frequent. As time went by and the squad began to
see the benefits of what we were trying to achieve, both through enjoyment and achievements, the questions soon
became “Can we play that mini game this week?”, “What points system do we have tonight” and that was most
pleasing as a coach.
I will not mention names individually and I hope all the boys received some key benefits from the program. They
all trained with enthusiasm and purpose, whilst showing great aptitude for development.
Many thanks to Matt Clark, Andrew Baker and PDCC Committee for the opportunity; it was most enjoyable and
great to impart a different way of learning on talented and enthusiastic players.
B.C.ROBRAN
1968/69 to 1972/73
Talbot Smith Medallist 1970/71
1,482 runs at 25.12
P A G E
6 9
PLAYERS FROM OVERSEAS
GARFIELD SOBERS 1961/62
Tests
First Class
Prospect
Matches played
93
Matches played
383
Matches played
16
Runs scored
8,032
Runs scored
28,315
Runs scored
868
Average
57.78
Average
54.87
Average
41.33
Catches
109
Catches
407
Catches
21
Best Batting
365*
Best Batting
365*
Best Batting
175
Wickets taken
235
Wickets taken
1,043
Wickets taken
104
Average
34.03
Average
27.74
Average
13.55
Best Bowling
6/73
Best Bowling
9/49
Best Bowling
8/22
BARRY RICHARDS 1970/71
Tests
First Class
Prospect
Matches played
4
Matches played
339
Matches played
9
Runs scored
508
Runs scored
28,358
Runs scored
558
Average
72.57
Average
54.75
Average
55.8
Catches
3
Catches
367
Catches
4
Best Batting
140
Best Batting
356
Best Batting
151*
Wickets taken
1
Wickets taken
76
Wickets taken
5
Average
26.00
Average
37.48
Average
16.60
Best Bowling
1/12
Best Bowling
7/63
Best Bowling
3/6
P A G E
7 0
PLAYERS FROM OVERSEAS
YOUNIS AHMED 1972/73
Tests
First Class
Prospect
Matches played
4
Matches played
460
Matches played
11
Runs scored
177
Runs scored
26,073
Runs scored
320
Average
29.50
Average
40.48
Average
24.61
Catches
-
Catches
244
Catches
8
Best Batting
62
Best Batting
221*
Best Batting
64
Wickets taken
-
Wickets taken
49
Wickets taken
3
Average
-
Average
42.87
Average
13.66
Best Bowling
-
Best Bowling
4/10
Best Bowling
1/18
GUS LOGIE 1993/94
Tests
First Class
Prospect
Matches played
52
Matches played
157
Matches played
12
Runs scored
2,470
Runs scored
7,682
Runs scored
256
Average
35.79
Average
35.07
Average
19.69
Catches
57
Catches
106 + 1
Catches
7
Best Batting
130
Best Batting
171
Best Batting
71*
Wickets taken
-
Wickets taken
3
Wickets taken
1
Average
-
Average
42.66
Average
33.00
Best Bowling
-
Best Bowling
1/2
Best Bowling
1/9
P A G E
7 1
PART FOUR
FINANCE, AGM MINUTES,
SPONSORS & PLAYER
ACHIEVEMENTS
P A G E
7 4
TREASURER’S REPORT
Tom Chikuse
During the 2013/2014 financial year, PDCC incurred a deficit of $4,258. Total cash at the end of the year amounted
to $67,914.
This year we saw an increase in income from subscriptions and SACA income plus a $4,081 grant from the Office
of Recreation and Sport. We also had another steady year of sponsorship income. Special thanks go to the
management committee for their efforts in attracting and maintaining sponsors. Major expenses for the period
included Player Facilities, Curating and Oval Lease payments.
The bar has continued to supplement club income and has produced a profit of $5,987 for the year. I would like
to thank our bar manager and all those who volunteer their time to ensure the successful operation of the bar.
The club has been able to service its debts and meet all of its financial obligations throughout the financial year.
Treasurer
_____________________________________________________________
TOM CHIKUSE
Dated this 1st day of August 2014
P A G E
7 5
AUDITOR’S REPORT
Hastings T Chikuse
To the Members of the Prospect District Cricket Club Inc.
I report that I have examined the books and accounts of the Prospect District Cricket Club Inc. for the year ended
30th, June 2014. In my opinion the attached balance sheet and financial statements reflect the state of the Club's
finances as at that date.
Due to the nature of the Club, it is not practicable for the Club to establish accounting control over
all sources of income derived from fundraising activities prior to its receipt and banking.
The nature of the Club's activities also results in some payments being made with limited supporting
documentation. It is therefore not practicable for my examination to extend beyond the amounts of such
income recorded in the accounting records and the expenditures recorded in the cash payments records ofthe
Club.
Hastings T Chikuse
FCCA; M Sc Acc & Fin; B Com.
2nd August, 2014
COMMITTEE STATEMENT
The Committee has determined that the association is not a reporting entity and that this special purpose In the
opinion of the Committee of Management:
a) the financial statements and notes give a true and fair view of the financial performance, financial position,
changes in equity, cash flows and state of affairs of the Club for the year ended 30th June 2014;
b) at the date of this statement, for the year ended, there are reasonable grounds to believe that the Club will
be able to pay its debts as and when they become due and payable;
c) meetings of the Committee of Management were held in accordance with the rules of the Club;
d) the financial affairs of the Club have been managed in accordance with the rules of the Club;
This statement is made in accordance with a resolution of the Committee of Management and is signed for and
behalf of the Committee of Management by:
President
________________________________________________________________________________________
ANDREW ORMANDY
Secretary
________________________________________________________________________________________
DAVID CALLAN
Dated this 2nd day of August 2014
P A G E
7 6
PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT
For the year ended 30 June 2014
INCOME
Subscriptions
Other Membership
Interest
2014
$
2013
$
26,441
23,900
10,988
8,396
1,750
2,650
Depreciation
3,788
3,198
EXPENDITURE
Clothing
2014
$
2013
$
1,791
2,702
Honorariums
2,800
3,025
11,917
13,089
Utilities
4,890
4,634
Clothing sales
5,794
3,891
Postage
215
259
SACA Income
51,922
44,928
Player facilities
23,579
16,652
1,954
7,311
Curating
14,387
16,870
2,726
3,040
898
922
Sponsorship
Fundraising
In2Cricket/Kanga/Clinics
3,080
3,030
Cleaning
Miscellaneous
6,806
7,780
Printing and Stationary
TOTAL INCOME
111,455
109,280
Insurance
3,340
2,773
Oval leases
23,500
17,750
Coaching
13,100
16,273
Building Maintenance
3,574
4,237
Scorers fees
3,590
2,911
-
5,107
1,200
1,300
Fundraising
Data entry scores
Miscellaneous
9,123
6,834
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
121,700
114,181
Operational profit/loss
-10,245
-4,901
Bar profit/loss
5,987
6,430
Total profit/loss
-4,258
1,529
P A G E
7 7
BALANCE SHEET
As at 30 June 2014
2014
2013
$
$
1,159
750
40,821
51,361
Bar Account
1,922
2,723
Memorial Account
6,908
6,630
Current Account
17,105
17,744
Inventories
16,928
13,100
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
84,843
92,309
TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS
21,995
19,885
116,840
112,194
-
1,096
-
1,096
Members’ Funds
106,840
111,098
TOTAL MEMBERS’ FUNDS
106,840
111,098
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand
Cash Management Account
TOTAL ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
GST Liability
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS
P A G E
7 8
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY
as at 30 June 2014
2014
2013
$
$
111,098
109,569
-4,258
1,529
Retained earnings at end of period
106,840
111,098
TOTAL EQUITY
106,840
111,098
Retained earnings at start of period
Profit/Loss
CASH FLOW STATEMENT
as at 30 June 2014
2014
2013
$
$
Receipts from members, trade and other debtors
129,311
129,567
Payments to suppliers
140,606
127,587
Net cash provided
-11,295
1,980
Cash at the beginning of the year
79,209
77,229
Cash at the end of the year
67,914
79,209
P A G E
7 9
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MINUTES
MINUTES OF THE 85th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE PROSPECT DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB HELD ON THURSDAY 13th
SEPTEMBER 2013 AT THE CLUBROOMS
Meeting commenced at 7.30 pm
1.
Welcome
The President issued a warm welcome to all those attending the Annual General Meeting.
2.
Apologies
I D Walsh, B Farquahar, R Roocke, J Hazeal, P Harrington, R Mitchell, D Marsh, P Semons, J Ormandy, E Callan,
D Wilson.
3.
Minutes of the previous AGM
The minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting were tabled.
It was moved that the minutes be accepted.
4.
G Uzzell / j Ross CARRIED
Business arising from Minutes
T Lowrey sought information on the progress of the Master Plan for Prospect Oval precinct and the President
reported that SACA was presented with the proposal but do not have the funds to progress the works.
5.
Annual Reports
5.1
President's Report - Andrew Ormandy
The Annual Report was distributed and the President spoke to the report making special the following:
5.2
Financial Report - Tom Chikuse (Treasurer)
The Financial Report was tabled in the Annual Report and the Treasurer spoke to the financial position of the
Club at the end of the 2012-13.
It was moved that the Treasurer's Report be accepted.
5.3
T Lowrey / A Hope CARRIED
Secretary's Report - David Callan
The Secretary spoke to the tabled report contained in the Annual Report.
6.
General Business
6.1
Election of office bearers
Secretary
D Callan (2 years)
President
A Ormandy (2 years)
Committee
D Blunden & N.Lopez (2 years)
There being no other nominations all positions were elected unopposed.
Patron - G Uzzell & I D Walsh were elected on acclamation
Players Representatives - L Blunden & H Byrnes Howe
Vice Presidents / Past Players - 20 members to date
The Secretary will issue an invitation to the existing and past Vice President to nominate for season 2013-14.
6.2
Coaches and Captains 2013/14
Club Coach - C Hanna
Assistant Coach - A Groves
Director of Junior Cricket - A Baker
Under 16 Coach - TBA
Under 14 Coach - TBA
Ray Sutton Coach - TBA
A Grade Captain - S Miller
B Grade Captain - LeCornu
C Grade Captain - D Djukanovic
D Grade Captain - D Hogan
6.3
Coaches address - C Hanna
Thanked the Club and Committee for the honour and listed the following:
•
Training has commenced for 2 months working in tandem with A Groves
•
Focus on improvement and on-field success
•
Sam Ellicott junior initiative
•
Outlined recruitment plans
•
Addressed the need to improve on- field success
P A G E
8 0
7.
Life Membership
David M Callan was inducted into Life Membership by P Milne and President A Ormandy. P Milne commented
on the following service of D Callan at PDCC:
1. Player with F Troop
2. Club Administrator – Secretary, Acting Treasurer, Committee, Manager
David responded that it was a privilege and honour to be made a Life Member of PDCC and that he cherished
the Life Membership Award.
8.
Distinguished Long Playing Service Certificate
Awarded to A LeCornu
9.
Subscriptions season 2013-2014
The following subscriptions shall be payable:
Seniors - $380
Intermediate - $300
Development Squad - $160
Junior U/16 - $250
Junior U/14 - $240
Women - $150
Past Player - $100
Non Playing Member - $30
All fees are inclusive of GST
It was noted that reduced cost of subscriptions was in line with less payment for playing shirt.
It was moved that the subscriptions for the 2013/14 season be as tabled and shown in the minutes.
M Clark / D Blunden CARRIED
10.
Any Other Business
1. Master Plan for the development of Broadview Oval included 7 stakeholder groups and the research was
being conducted by 180 Design Group
2. Oval signage for major sponsors Romeo Group and J V Crash
3. Casual Club Pirate cap to be available
4. Bat stickers for major sponsors
5. Report sought SACA High Performance and the influence on Grade competition by Premier League
6. Report on success of junior presentation and trials
7. Successful application for the funding of 5 marquees for junior cricket $2,800
The Club President invited all attendees to the bar to celebrate the coming season.
Meeting closed at 8.30 pm.
Signed: ---------------------------------------------------------
President:
/
/
P A G E
8 1
PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS
The Allrounders – 1000 runs and 100 wickets / 100 dismissals
CA Bonnett
1991 – 2005
2,464 runs at 19.25
CJ Eckermann
1986 – 1995
1,165 runs at 19.10
NF Lopez
2004 – 2014
1,368 runs at 13.03
DL Sobels
1941 – 1966
2,548 runs at 16.13
MA Carter
1992 – 2002
2,331 runs at 27.75
JA George
1982 – 2009
5,256 runs at 24.79
RG May
1962 – 1983
1,055 runs at 8.18
JT Southam
1999 – 2006
1,007 runs at 15.73
GJ Cass
1979 – 1993
2,132 runs at 16.80
AJ Groves
1973 – 1993
3,310 runs at 16.80
KE Nevill
1972 – 1986
2,364 runs at 18.33
DC Strudwick
1951 – 1970
6,461 runs at 29.10
194 wickets (168 ct, 26 st)
DA Clarke
1985 – 1995
1,343 runs at 19.19
PJ Groves
1971 – 1987
1,254 runs at 16.50
RM O’Shannassy
1963 – 1979
1,406 runs at 16.74
CM Underwood
1993 – 2000
2,712 runs at 39.88
GC Clarke
1954 – 1973
2,784 runs at 19.28
JR Hammond
1965 – 1975
1,790 runs at 23.87
CL Phillis
1986 – 2014
8,126 runs at 26.47
GJ Uzzell
1964 – 1994
3,160 runs at 13.28
JD Downs
1980 – 1993
2,284 runs at 19.19
DK Hogan
1978-1990 & 2005-2014
3,377 runs at 15.63
192 wkts (170 ct, 22 st)
PJ Richardson
1989 – 2010
3,119 runs at 21.07
GB Wickham
1965 – 1984
2,762 runs at 17.48
JR Ducker
1951 – 1967
3,648 runs at 28.95
AW Hope
1968 – 1994
1,963 runs at 14.12
PM Schenscher
1981 – 1990
2,122 runs at 23.07
D Wilson
1983-2009
2011 runs at 17.64
AM Eaton
1967 – 2008
9,705 runs at 30.42
PA Hope
1987 – 2001
2,048 runs at 19.69
SC Simmons
1957 – 1980
4,697 runs at 18.64
AF Wood
1990 – 2001
2,085 runs at 20.24
RP Fielke
2000 – 2014
1,834 runs at 15.28
CW Hynes
1972 – 1985
3,205 runs at 22.41
LA Smith
1928 – 1936
3,052 runs at 31.46
AK Zesers
1988 – 1995
1,305 runs at 22.89
NW Ford
1972 – 1985
3,047 runs at 18.81
JH Leske
1980 – 1998
1,842 runs at 17.71
PJ Smith
1969 – 1992
3,912 runs at 22.61
Note: CL Phillis has also
taken 81 catches as a
fieldsman. Total 283.
P A G E
8 2
PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS
The Batsmen – 4000 runs
AM Eaton
PG Semmens
CL Phillis
DC Strudwick
DL Marsh
JM Vaughan
SM Ellicott
JR Horley
RJ Gilbourne
JA George
RJ Craig
PF Crossing
SC Simmons
GS Farrell
DJ Blunden
SL Ellicott
NJ Mosey
L Michael
The Bowlers – 300 wickets
9,697 runs at 30.54
8,519 runs at 28.12
8,126 runs at 26.47
6,461 runs at 29.10
6,414 runs at 26.29
6,428 runs at 41.47
5,893 runs at 29.03
5,582 runs at 28.92
5,523 runs at 27.34
5,256 runs at 24.79
5,181 runs at 38.66
4,820 runs at 18.68
4,697 runs at 18.64
4,693 runs at 25.09
4,381 runs at 20.19
4,350 runs at 25.89
4,220 runs at 28.32
4,032 runs at 31.75
The Wicketkeepers – 200 dismissals
PJ Richardson
CR Baker
CL Phillis*
JR Ducker
(359)
(300)
(224)
(200)
341
251
202
171
caught
caught
caught
caught
&
&
&
&
18
49
22
29
stumped
stumped
stumped
stumped
GJ Uzzell
RG May
JS Webb
GC Clarke
KE Nevill
TC Watt
SC Simmons
RJ Hodge
JH Leske
MJ Harden
JD Downs
RJ Mitchell
JA George
J Chapman
AW Hope
PR Milne
JSB Wickham
GB Wickham
604
602
594
521
470
463
446
440
432
415
411
407
393
341
316
308
308
303
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
wkts
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
14.67
16.38
12.64
14.69
11.30
17.46
13.39
19.81
18.47
20.67
15.23
14.55
20.32
12.49
11.83
11.46
19.36
19.29
The Fielders – 100 catches
AM Eaton
195 catches
PG Semmens
122 catches
RK Blewett
121 catches
*Note: CL Phillis has also taken 81 field catches
The Highest Partnerships
Wkt
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Score
208
216
264
307
175
213
133
147*
144
204*
Batsmen
NJ Mosey (108) PG Semmens (99)
DV Kingsley (96) LA Smith (118)
G Dewhirst (116*) K Morrison (129)
RJ Gilbourne (226) GS Farrell (109)
AM Eaton (123) SM Ellicott (52*)
J Frick (157) SM Ellicott (77)
NW Ford (103) DL Wildy (58)
R Brittingham (160*) I Kneebone (71*)
AD LeCornu (242) C Kemp (19*)
L Goodenough (101*) A Bigg (100*)
Opponents
Glenelg
Glenelg
Tubemakers
West Torrens
Port Adelaide
Salisbury
West Torrens
Payneham
Port Adelaide
Kensington
Venue
Glenelg Oval
Glenelg Oval
Cane Reserve
Adelaide Oval
Broadview Oval
Paddocks No.1
Adelaide No.2
B.T.M. Oval
Eric Sutton Oval
BTM Oval
Season___
1994/1995
1933/1934
1986/1987
1968/1969
1991/1992
1991/1992
1979/1980
1967/1968
2002/2003
1956/1957
P A G E
8 3
PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS
The Bowlers
FIVE WICKETS IN SIX BALLS
J.D.Downs
vs. Kensington at Prospect Oval
1980/1981
C Grade
FOUR WICKETS IN FOUR BALLS
R.J.Arnall
vs. West Torrens at Thebarton Oval
1956/1957
A Grade
J.D.Downs
1980/1981
C Grade
FOUR WICKETS IN FIVE BALLS
B.Gordon
vs. Pooraka at Cane Reserve
1980/1981
G Gold Turf
SENIOR HAT TRICK
T.A.Carlton
vs. Kensington at Kensington Oval
1930/1931
A Grade
H.J.Cotton
1934/1935
B Grade
M.C.Smith
1936/1937
B Grade
M.C.Smith
vs. Junior Colts at Prospect Oval
1936/1937
B Grade
R.J.Hodge
1944/1945
A Grade
R.J.Hodge
1944/1945
A Grade
R.J.Arnall
vs. University at Prospect Oval
1951/1952
A Grade
T.C.Watt
vs. Adelaide at Adelaide Oval
1955/1956
A Grade
E.Turner
vs. West Torrens at Glenunga Oval
1964/1965
C Grade
T.J.Jenner
1970/1971
A Grade Gillette Cup
A.W.Hope
vs. Glenelg at Broadview Oval
1976/1977
D Grade
C.W.Hynes
vs. Salisbury at Broadview Oval
1978/1979
D Grade
S.Buckley
vs. Glenelg at Camden Oval
1979/1980
C Grade
B.Gordon
vs. Pooraka at Cane Reserve
1980/1981
G Gold Turf
G.J.Uzzell
vs. Port Adelaide at I.C.I. Ground
1981/1982
C Grade
G.Peckham
vs. Sturt at Sturt C.A.E. Oval
1981/1982
D Grade (1st Inns)
W.Neal
vs. Sturt at Sturt C.A.E. Oval
1981/1982
D Grade (1st Inns)
G.Wright Snr
vs. Adelaide at Broadview Oval
1983/1984
C Grade
P.Milne
vs. Gepps Cross at Duncan Fraser Reserve
1983/1984
Turf (over 2 Innings)
A.Willcox
vs. Flinders White at Broadview Oval
1984/1985
D Grade
C.M.Hill
vs. Kensington at Adelaide No.2
1989/1990
B Grade
J.A.George
1995/1996
A Grade
D.Bailey
vs. Woodville at Broadview Oval
1995/1996
D Grade
M.A.Carter
vs. Southern Districts at Prospect Oval
2000/2001
A Grade
P.J.Valentine
vs. University at University Oval
2000/2001
B Grade
J.T.Southam
2001/2002
A Grade
D.E.Sedunary
vs. Northern Districts at Park 25 No.1
2002/2003
B Grade
M.J.Groves
vs. Port Adelaide at Broadview Oval
2002/2003
C Grade
T.J.Delvins
vs. Tea Tree Gully at Bulkana Oval
2002/2003
C Grade
J.A.Ross
2012/2013
A Grade WE Cup
L.Laverty
vs. East Torrens at Windsor Gdns VC
2013/2014
C Grade
P A G E
8 4
PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS
The Bowlers
EIGHT WICKETS IN AN INNINGS
10/21
G.Clarke
10/21
K.Nevill
9/8
I.Kneebone
9/12
J.Leske
9/29
M.Garrety
9/36
R.Arnall
9/41
N.Jenkins
9/41
J.Zadow
8/7
K.Nevill
8/10
I.Kneebone
8/13
J.Elliott
8/15
N.Jenkins
8/15
J.Webb
8/18
N.Goudge
8/19
A.Hope
8/22
G.Sobers
8/22
P.Craig
8/22
D.Manning
8/23
R.Mitchell
8/24
G.Cosier
8/24
S.Carpenter
8/27
Q.Gower
8/28
R.Mitchell
8/30
S.Fromm
8/32
N.Fry
8/32
I.Kneebone
8/32
K.Nevill
8/33
C.Hynes
8/33
S.Fromm
8/34
R.May
8/35
D.Clarke
8/43
T.Hoffmann
8/44
G.Clarke
8/45
S.Oster
8/46
R.Hodge
8/48
D.Hissey
8/48
M.Harden
8/49
G.Wright Snr
8/49
K.Nevill
8/53
I.Kneebone
8/59
K.Nevill
8/67
R.Hodge
8/81
G.Oke
8/82
B.Wickham
8/87
R.Hodge
8/88
S.Carpenter
8/114
G.Uzzell
vs Kensington at Parkinson Oval
vs Port Adelaide at Graduates Oval
vs Colonel Light Gdns at Mortlock Park
vs Junior Colts at Prospect Oval
vs Port Adelaide at Port Adelaide Reserve
vs Senior Colts at Prospect Oval
vs Adelaide at Broadview Oval
vs Old Scotch at Montrose Oval
vs West Torrens at Broadview Oval
vs Fauldings at B.T.M. Oval
vs University Black at Broadview Oval
vs Woodville at Cane Reserve
vs East Torrens at Broadview Oval
vs Fauldings at B.T.M. Oval
vs Glenelg at Broadview Oval
vs Kensington at Prospect Oval
vs Student Teachers at Prospect Oval
vs Sturt at Unley High School
vs East Torrens at Broadview Oval
vs Woodville at Prospect Oval
vs East Torrens at Prospect Oval
vs University at University Oval
vs East Torrens at Glenunga North
vs Port Adelaide at Prospect Oval
vs Port Adelaide at Alberton Oval
vs Burnside at Cane Reserve
vs Payneham at Cane Reserve
vs Glenelg at Broadview Oval
vs Northern Districts at Prospect Oval
vs Salisbury at Broadview Oval
vs Kensington at Parkinson Oval
vs Flinders Blue at Broadview Oval
vs Woodville at Woodville Oval
vs P.H.O.S. at P.H.O.S. Oval
vs University at Prospect Oval
vs P.A.O.C. at Cane Reserve
vs Tea Tree Gully at Pertaringa Oval
vs West Torrens at University Oval
vs Adelaide at Panther Park Oval
vs Clarence Park at Cane Reserve
vs Glenelg at Camden Oval
vs Adelaide at Adelaide No.2
vs West Torrens at Prospect Oval
vs Tea Tree Gully at Prospect Oval
vs Sturt at Unley Oval
1970/71
1980/81
1963/64
1980/81
1997/98
1955/56
1976/77
1985/86
1980/81
1963/64
1972/73
1976/77
1979/80
1972/73
1976/77
1971/72
1977/78
1984/85
1989/90
1974/75
1985/86
1973/74
1975/76
2011/12
1946/47
1963/64
1973/74
1978/79
2010/11
1974/75
1987/88
1985/86
1969/70
1987/88
1947/48
1970/71
2000/01
1983/84
1984/85
1967/68
1973/74
1936/37
1953/54
1947/48
1946/47
1985/86
1965/66
A Grade
D Grade
A6 Turf
B Grade
B Grade
A Grade
C Grade
D Turf
D Grade
A6 Turf
C Grade
D Grade
C Grade
A7 Turf
D Grade
A Grade
B Grade
A5 Turf
E Grade
A Grade
B Grade
B Grade
D Grade
B Grade
A Grade
A6 Turf
A3 Turf
D Grade
B Grade
D Grade
A Grade
D Grade
A Grade
A4 Turf
A Grade
A3 Turf
A Grade
C Grade
D Grade
A3 Turf
C Grade
A Grade
A Grade
B Grade
A Grade
B Grade
B Grade
Note: R.Hodge also had figures of 8/75 & 8/81 during the years 1940 to 1945
P A G E
8 5
PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS
The Batsmen
HIGHEST SCORES MADE
242
A.LeCornu
vs. Port Adelaideat Eric Sutton Reserve
2002/03
D
226
R.Gilbourne
1968/69
A
214*
L.Michael
vs. East Torrens at Norwood Oval
1947/48
A
209*
C.E.Pellew
vs. Colts at Prospect Oval
1928/29
A
204*
J.Vaughan
vs. Port Adelaide at Port Adelaide Reserve
2001/02
A
200*
L.Vincent
1996/97
B
188
R.Meyer
vs. Sturt at Hindmarsh Oval
1935/36
B
186
C.Ferguson
vs. East Torrens at Campbelltown Oval
2006/07
A
185*
S.Williss
vs. West Torrensat Adelaide No.2
1999/00
B
182
L.Smith
1932/33
A
180
B.Lahey
vs. Glenelg at Glenunga South
1957/58
B
175
G.Sobers
1963/64
A
172
M.Eaton
1983/84
A
170
G.Alexander
1967/68
B
169*
P.Duffett
2002/03
A
169
S.Williss
vs. Southern Districts at Broadview Oval
1994/95
C
168*
R.Craig
1950/51
A
166
S.Walkley
vs. University White at Broadview Oval
1987/88
C
166
J.Vaughan
2000/01
A
164
D.Marsh
vs. West Torrens at Prospect Oval
1988/89
B
164
C.Phillis
vs. East Torrens at Norwood High School
1994/95
C
164
J.Vaughan
2003/04
A
163*
L.Michael
vs. Woodville at Woodville Oval
1947/48
A
160*
R.Brittingham
vs. Payneham at B.T.M. Oval
1967/68
A3
159*
E.Katsaros
vs. Payneham at Cane Reserve
1982/83
F Turf
158
G.Blewett
1993/94
A
157*
P.Semmens
vs. Kensington at Park 25 No.2
1985/86
B
157
J.Frick
vs. Salisbury at Paddocks No.1
1991/92
C
156
L.Smith
vs. University at University Oval
1930/31
A
156
J.Horley
1954/55
A
153
D.Martindale
vs. Woodville at Park 25 No.1
1985/86
B
152
A.Read
vs. West Torrens at Park 25 No.3
1988/89
B
151*
P.Smith
vs. Port Adelaideat Prospect Oval
1969/70
B
151*
B.Richards
1970/71
A
151
C.Ferguson
2002/03
A
150*
A.Read
vs. Salisbury at Salisbury Oval
1991/92
A
150
J.Holland
s. Glenelg at Glenelg Oval
1951/52
C
150
D.Miller
vs. Tea Tree Gully at Broadview Oval
1983/84
D
P A G E
8 6
PLAYER ACHIEVEMENTS
The Batsmen
FIFTY RUNS IN EACH INNINGS OF A MATCH
(76* & 66*) M.Mueller
vs. Sturt at Unley Oval
1936/37
A
(78* & 60*) R.Craig
vs. Kensington at Kensington Oval
1938/39
A
(54 & 58*)
L.Michael
1946/47
A
(64 & 81*)
K.Gogler
1951/52
A
(71 & 64*)
P.Sobels
vs. Sturt at Broadview Oval
1981/82
B
(52 & 64)
C.Phillis
vs. Elizabeth at Argana Park
1994/95
C
(59 & 69)
G.Wright
1994/95
A
(84 & 63)
M.Hill
vs. Adelaide at Glandore Oval
2002/03
A
(52 & 55)
A.LeCornu
vs. Port Adelaide at Port Adelaide Reserve
2004/05
B
(70* & 96)
R.Taylor
vs. Port Adelaide at Prospect Oval
2008/09
A
(83 & 62*)
H.Byrnes Howe
vs. Southern Districts at Bice Oval
2011/12
A
(59 & 53*)
R.Whiteley
vs. Kensington at Park 25 No.1
2012/13
A
114* & 5/27 S.Buckley
vs. Flinders Uni. at Prospect Oval
1979/80
C
106 & 5/48
P.Groves
vs. East Torrens at Norwood High
1985/86
D
110 & 6/92
S.Huxtable
1993/94
B
149 & 5/38
C.Underwood
vs. Salisbury at Broadview Oval
1996/97
C
ALL ROUND PERFORMANCES
109* & 5/30 C.Taarnby
2000/01
C
126 & 5/30
2012/13
A
S.Miller
CARRIED BAT THROUGH A COMPLETED INNINGS
C.Walker
1935/36
A
103* / 201
42* / 88
T.Klose
vs. Colts at Prospect Oval
1938/39
A
39* / 125
J.Nash
vs. Adelaide at Cabra Oval
1981/82
D
C.Dunbar
vs. East Torrens at Broadview Oval
1992/93
D
105* / 161
19* / 32
C.Phillis
vs. Woodville at Broadview Oval
1993/94
C
169* / 247
P.Duffett
2002/03
A
THREE CONSECUTIVE CENTURIES
C.E.Pellew
101, 209*, 116*
1928/29
A
R.Gunner
136, 112 (B), 143 (A)
1938/39
B, A
J.Vaughan
126, 148, 119
2002/03
A
FIVE CONSECUTIVE SCORES OF FIFTY OR MORE
A.Barker
74, 133*, 147*, 55*, 62
1929/30
A
J.Horley
80, 99, 117, 51, 60
1962/63
A
J.Vaughan
54, 146, 53, 89*, 85
2003/04
A
FOUR CONSECUTIVE SCORES OF FIFTY OR MORE
H.Daw
101*, 98, 71, 111
1928/29
A
D.Farrelly
61, 83, 50, 86*
1938/39
B
A.Read
105, 94* (B), 90, 93 (A)
1990/92
B, A
C.Underwood
59*, 69, 149, 108
1996/97
C
S.M.Ellicott
52 (A), 57*, 77*, 72
2005/06 & 2008/09
A, B
R.Whiteley
68, 59, 53*, 57
2012/13
A
S.Miller
62, 65, 126, 88
2012/13
A
P A G E
8 7
CLUB SPONSORS & MATCH SPONSORS
2013/14 MAJOR CLUB SPONSORS
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P A G E
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ANNUAL REPORT - Prospect District Cricket Club

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