Box Hill Cricket Club

79th Annual Report

Season 2015/16

Box Hill Cricket Club Incorporated

ABN 28 003 821 093 Reg. No. 17272D

www.bhcc.com.au

Founded - 1890. Women’s Team Founded - 1992

Office Bearers 2015/16

PRESIDENT

Mr Andrew Minter

VICE PRESIDENT

Ms Penelope Cleghorn

HONORARY TREASURER

Mr Greg Davidson

COMMITTEE

Ms Nicole Breschkin, Mr Ross Collins, Mr Andrew Davidson, Mr Greg Rizio, Mr Peter Robertson

HONORARY SECRETARY

Ms Robyn Calder

PO Box 5076

Laburnum 3130

boxhill@club.cricketvictoria.com.au

LIFE MEMBERS: 1948 R. Pullen# 1999 A.B.Davidson 2010 Dr E.E. Gardiner

1949 E.A. Stone# 1999 J.S.McNulty 2010 J. Newbound

1951 M.J.Birtles# 2001 M.J. Fletcher 2012 D.T.Snell

1952 T.W.Todd# 2003 Ms R.K. Calder 2013 G.Davidson

1953 H.H.Buzwell# 2003 A.G. Carter 2016 Ms N. Breschkin (neé Smith)

1954 P.Saloway# 2003 Dr R.B. Pearson 2016 S. Morris

1960 P.J.Stone# 2003 Ms M van der Toorren 2016 Ms M. Pretty

1960 A. McB.Forrest# 2004 K.J. Trollope

1965 K.E.Wilson# 2006 T.R. Blake

1973 M.L.Simpson 2006 S.M. Jackson

1974 D.R.Davis# 2006 G. Miles

1974 K.G.Fewster OAM 2007 C.G. Parsons

1980 G.D.Charman 2007 D.J. Carter

1980 M.J.Forshaw 2007 Ms N.R. Challis

1985 E.Tierney# 2008 D. R. Whitelaw

1987 B.Lang 2009 M.C. Andreassen

1992 J.N.Hogg 2009 A. Blake

1992 G.A.Smyth 2009 G. Coller

1992 S.P.Laussen 2009 R. Fortington

1993 G.K.Thompson# 2009 A. Minter

1998 P.R.Maxwell 2010 Ms R.J. Brown # Deceased

Front cover photos (Left to Right, top to bottom )

Women’s Frist XI CV Premier Firsts Premiers; Club Champions Cassie Brock and Paul Gloury; Inaugural Under 18 squad;

Men’s 2nd

XI appeal – Daniel Snell, Tom Newman and bowler - Club Coach and VSDCA James Earl Medallist - Michael

Vozzo.

PREMIERS

Year Association Grade/Team Year Association Grade/Team

1890/91 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2005/06 VWCA Under 17 Girls

1892/93 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2006/07 VSDCA Men’s First XI

1903/04 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U16 Boys

1922/23 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U10 Boys

*BHRDCA B Grade (Men) VSDCA RM Hatch Shield

1923/24 *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) 2007/08 VSDCA Men’s First XI

1925/26 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) ECA U12 Boys

*BHRDCA B Grade (Men) 2009/10 ECA U16 Boys

1926/27 *BHRDCA A Grade (Men) 2009/10 ECA U14 Boys

1930/31 *BHRDCA B Grade (Men) ECA U10 Boys

1952/53 ESCA Men’s First XI 2011/12 VWCA (T20) Women’s First XI

1953/54 ESCA Men’s First XI 2012/13 VWCA (T20) Women’s Third XI

1954/55 ESCA Men’s Second XI 2013/14 VWCA Women’s First XI

1955/56 ESCA Men’s Second XI VWCA (T20) Women’s First XI

1956/67 ESCA Men’s First XI 2014/15 CV Premier Women’s First XI

1963/64 ESCA Men’s First XI ECA U16 Boys

ESCA Men’s Second XI ECA U14 Boys

1968/69 ECA U16 Boys 2015/16 CV Premier Women’s First XI

1969/70 ESCA Men’s Third XI

1970/71 VSDCA Men’s Second XI

ECA U16 Boys

1973/74 ECA U16 Boys

1975/76 VSDCA Men’s Second XI

ECA U16 Boys

1977/78 ECA U16 Boys

1978/79 VSDCA Men’s First XI

1981/82 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI

1982/83 ECA U12 Boys

1986/87 VSDCA Men’s First XI

VSDCA Men’s Second XI

1991/92 VSDCA Men’s First XI

1992/93 VWCA Women’s Second XI

1993/94 ESCA Men’s Third XI

1995/96 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI

1997/98 VSDCA Men’s Second XI

VSDCA Men’s Third XI

1998/99 VSDCA Men’s Second XI

1999/00 VSDCA Men’s Second XI

ECA U14 Boys

2000/01 VWCA Under 17 Girls

ECA U16 Boys

2001/02 VSDCA Men’s Second XI

VWCA Women’s Third XI

VWCA Under 17 Girls

2002/03 VWCA Under 17 Girls

2003/04 VSDCA Men’s Fourth XI

VWCA Under 17 Girls

ECA U14 Boys

ECA U12 Boys

2004/05 ESCA Men’s Fourth XI

ECA U14 Boys

*Note: Box Hill Reporter Cricket Association was the “Reporter Trophy” in 1890/91; the “Eastern District Trophy” in

1892/93; and the “Reporter District Cricket Association 1902/03 – 1932/33”.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Presidents Report ................................................................................ 3

Acknowledgments............................................................................... 4

Secretary’s Addendum ........................................................................ 5

Treasurer’s Report .............................................................................. 6

Box Hill Cricket Club Incorporated .................................................... 7

Trading, Profit and Loss Statement ..................................................... 7

For the Year ended 30 June 2016 ........................................................ 7

Box Hill Cricket Club Incorporated .................................................... 8

Balance Sheet ...................................................................................... 8

As at 30 June 2016 .............................................................................. 8

Bar Report ........................................................................................... 9

Men’s Coaches Season Report ...........................................................10

Women’s Coach’s Season Report ......................................................12

Men’s First XI Season Report ............................................................17

Men’s Second XI Season Report .......................................................18

Men’s Third XI Season Report ..........................................................20

Men’s Fourth XI Season Report.........................................................22

Box Hill Club Champions ..................................................................24

Junior Program 2015/16: ....................................................................25

MILO In-2-Cricket REPORT ............................................................29

Junior Award Winners BHCC 2015/16 ..............................................30

JG Craig U/15 Representative team ...................................................31

Life Members .....................................................................................33

Perpetual Awards: ..............................................................................34

Perpetual Awards (continued): ...........................................................35

Milestones, Outstanding Achievements and Season Awards .............36

Season Statistics - Men’s First XI 2015-16 ........................................37

Season Statistics - Women’s First XI 2015-16 ...................................38

Season Statistics - Men’s Second XI 2015-16 ....................................39

Season Statistics - Women’s Second XI 2015-16 ..............................41

Season Statistics - Men’s Third XI 2015-16 ......................................43

Season Statistics - Women’s Third XI 2015-16 .................................45

Season Statistics - Men’s Fourth XI 2015-16 .....................................47

Juniors Season Statistics – U18 ECA SJ Hamilton Shield 2015-16 ...49

Juniors Season Statistics –U14B ECA EC Orr Shield 2015-16 ..........50

Juniors Season Statistics – U14C ECA S.J. Mason Shield 2015-16 ...51

Junior Season Statistics – U12B ECA E.R. Frampton Shield 15-16 ..52

Club Grade Records - Senior elevens .................................................53

Club Grade Records – Junior Elevens ................................................54

Club Grade Records – Senior XI Partnerships ...................................55

Men’s First XI Career Statistics - Batting ..........................................57

Men’s First XI Career Statistics - Bowling ........................................58

Men’s First XI Games – Total............................................................59

Women’s First XI Games – Total ......................................................61

Men’s Club Games – Total ................................................................62

Women’s Club Games – Total ...........................................................63

OFFICE BEARERS ...........................................................................64

Box Hill Cricket Club Annual Report 2015/16

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PRESIDENTS REPORT

Season 2015/ 2016 was a season of consolidation for

the Box Hill Cricket Club. Nonetheless there were

many positives and I believe a firm platform has

been established from which the club can progress.

Thanks must go to all our sponsors and match day

ball sponsors. We thank them for their valuable

contribution.

To all members who have served on the committee

thank you for your help. Special thanks go to our

retiring committee members - Penelope Cleghorn,

Peter Robinson, Andrew Davidson and Greg

Davidson who have given great service to BHCC

over many years and will be sorely missed.

The club awarded three Life Memberships this year

and Sam Morris, Nicole Breschkin and Marg Pretty

are congratulated on being very worthy recipients of

this honour.

Undoubtedly the crowning moment of the season

was the Premiership win by our Cricket Victoria

Premier Firsts Women who beat Melbourne in an

extremely close and highly skilled game of cricket

which was telecast online in its entirety for the first

time. This was their third successive premiership

and congratulations go to all of the team members,

supporters and supports staff.

To their coach Alan Carter our hearty

congratulations and we thank him for his years of

hard work and dedication not only the Women’s

section of the club but to BHCC as a whole.

The Men’s section were represented in the finals by

our Second and Third elevens who were very

capably led by Michael Vozzo and Tim Reid

respectively. Michael and Tim’s efforts in mentoring

younger more in-experienced players were a joy to

behold. The Men’s section are to be commended on

their youth policy and blooding new players which I

am sure will stand us in good stead for the coming

seasons.

An exciting addition to our Junior program this

season was our inaugural Under 18 side who

competed in the ECA Friday night competition on

turf. This allowed the Juniors coming through to

Senior ranks to get further exposure to playing on

turf wickets. My thanks go to Ross Collins, Junior

co-ordinator, and all the parents and coaches who

undertook roles in our Junior program this season.

It must be remembered as a club we face challenges

but we do have some unique opportunities. The loss

of the VSDCA grant has presented financial

challenges. However the club has been very

fortunate to secure the services of Ben Wood who

has volunteered to fill the role as our sponsorship

coordinator. To date there have been some

significant amounts pledged to the BHCC a great

result upon which we are looking to build.

Ben has also worked hard in developing our veterans

section and we are hopeful of entering two BHCC

veterans teams in the forthcoming season.

The club has also worked very hard in the post

season to recruit players to the club. To date we

have been successful in obtaining the services of

James Pearson, son of past player, Life member and

Past President of our cricket club, Rick Pearson.

Justin Lampard has also committed to the club and

we look forward to enjoying some very successful

cricket outcomes with these two new recruits and our

very skilled cricket leadership team in Paul Gloury

and Michael Vozzo.

Once again thank you to all those members who have

worked extremely hard in ensuring BHCC is a viable

exciting family club in the forthcoming season.

Andrew Minter.

President BHCC

Box Hill Cricket Club Annual Report 2015/16

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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

City of Whitehorse

The Box Hill Cricket Club is indebted to the

City of Whitehorse, its Councillors and the staff

of the Recreation Services Department. We

would specifically like to acknowledge the work

of the CEO, Noelene Duff, Bill Morrison and his

staff, Kendall Sinclair and Steven Alderton.

We would like to thank the work of the staff of

Parkswide, including manager Nigel Brown and

turf supervisor Mark Doyle. The quality of the

new centre square area should stand the club in

good stead for the coming seasons.

Cricket Victoria

Box Hill CC also acknowledges the support of

Cricket Victoria through grants and dividends

and through their support of the Women’s

Premier Cricket and Women’s Community

Cricket Competitions. Particular thanks go to

Erini Gianakopolous who works diligently in her

role administering the Women’s competitions,

Emma Gallagher for her development role with

the Community Cricket competition and Mike

Ronchi as Premier Cricket Strategy Manager.

Thanks also to both the Women’s Premier and

Women’s Community Cricket Panels for their

volunteer work.

Victorian Sub-District Association (VSDCA)

Thank you to the Executive Committee of the

VSDCA led by President, Jack Sheehan and

Executive Chairman Phil O’Meara. We would

like to acknowledge the work of Secretary, Ken

Hilton, and all the other Officer Bearers in their

various roles.

Eastern Cricket Association

Our thanks go to the Eastern Cricket Association

for the way they run their Junior program and

the volunteers that fulfil the roles to get our

youngest members on the park in a quality

competition. We would also like to thank

Sharon Lynas, for her administration of the girls

competition, the Anna Lanning Shield, which

provides a pathway for girls into cricket.

Country Week (VCCL)

Box Hill hosted one match during the first week

of February 2016 between Warrnambool and

Sale-Maffra. The match was played in excellent

conditions and the participants enjoyed the

facilities at Box Hill City Oval. Thanks to Cam

McMahon, Neville Roulston, Lani de Jong and

particularly Greg Rizio for your work on the day

to welcome our visitors.

Umpires

We would like to thank the umpires of Cricket

Victoria and the VSDCA for their contribution

to cricket officiating in games. We hope they all

felt welcome when visiting Box Hill

Families and friends

As players and administrators, we would like to

acknowledge the vital role played by partners,

Mums and Dads and siblings in supporting our

Club and our involvement in it. Your support is

a vital component of the fabric of Box Hill

Cricket Club.

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SECRETARY’S ADDENDUM

This was my first season as Secretary of this

great Club. I would like to thank Peter

Robertson and Ken Trollope for their assistance

when I got “stuck” with what was required

when. The amount of work needed to get our

teams on the park is not always visible to those

who turn up to play each week and Box Hill is

very lucky to have a number of dedicated people

both current and former committee members and

others, who have the Club’s best interest at

heart.

Congratulations go to our coach and Men’s

Second XI captain, Michael Vozzo, on winning

the VSDCA James Earl Medal for the best

player in the VSDCA Second XI.

Penelope Cleghorn has decided to step away

from the committee after many years fulfilling

various roles including Women’s Director of

Cricket and this season, Vice President. It was

my honour to nominate her for the Caroline

Chisolm Award which has been presented for a

number of years by our then MLA Anna Burke.

I was very pleased Penelope’s nomination was

successful and a pleasant afternoon celebration

was held where she was presented with her

award, one of only two from sporting

backgrounds awarded.

During the season we held a successful “Pink

Stumps” weekend for the McGrath Foundation.

Thanks to all who contributed and helped out

with the barbecues after the games played on

that weekend. We easily achieved our funding

target.

I would particularly like to thank Greg Rizio,

who was prepared to help out whenever needed

and did an excellent job running the bar. In

addition to this, Greg took on the role of cleaner

this season and did a wonderful job keeping our

facilities in tip top condition, culminating with a

tick of approval by both the Council and the Box

Hill Hawks Football club on handover.

Thanks go to our members and their family

members who assisted in various tasks.

Personally I would like to thank Ray and Julie

Dejong who helped out at the end of season pack

up.

To Andrew Minter and my fellow committee

members, I would like to recognise your efforts.

It is not always easy to put up your hand to do a

role as you often find yourself doing more than

you bargained for! Hopefully, in the future,

more of our club members will decide to assist

be it in a committee role, helping out with a

social function or season set up/pack up. Many

hands make light work for all if you are willing

to help with one of those jobs which need to be

done to make us the successful club we strive to

be.

Robyn Calder

Secretary BHCC

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TREASURER’S REPORT

For the Season 2015/16 the Box Hill Cricket

Club recorded a $3,251 profit. This result

compares with a $9,907 profit recorded in the

season prior (2014/15). The deterioration in

performance vs. prior season is as a result of

4.1% reduction in income and a 2.7% increase in

expenses.

On the revenue side the Club recorded increased

income in Bar and Social vs. the season prior.

The performance in this area is largely the result

of the hard work of Greg Rizio behind the Bar,

Robyn Calder in the preparation of Thursday

Night Dinners and the Social Committee. Other

notable changes in income vs. the season prior

were the reduction in Donations and

Sponsorships reflecting a reduced number of

Club Sponsors, and a reduction in Subscriptions

as a result of fewer Junior Teams. Whilst

overall Grants were down vs. prior season the

Club was fortunate enough to once again benefit

from prize money associated with the Women’s

on field success.

Special thanks also to our Club Sponsors of

2015/16. Thanks to Fashion Clubwear and John

Hogg in particular, as well as those who

provided Ball Sponsorship. These contributions

are greatly appreciated by the Box Hill Cricket

Club Community.

On the Expense side costs were tightly

monitored and scrutinized with an emphasis on

investing only in core cricket related activities.

Overall expenses for the season increased by

$2,678 (2.7%), with increased Ground Rental

and other associated Whitehorse City Council

expenses increasing by $2,663. Other major

expenses required to operate the Box Hill

Cricket Club include the provision of Coaching

across the Club, the cost of cricket balls and the

pre-season training costs. These expenses

remained relatively stable vs. the season prior.

In summary, in Season 2015/16 the Club

recorded a modest profit for the second

consecutive season. Whilst this is a positive

outcome, there is still work to be done to ensure

the Club remains profitable for the future. For

the past two seasons the Club has relied heavily

on dividends from the VSDCA and CV, which is

not sustainable. As we plan for the future it is

important the Club develops a profitable

financial model that includes stable revenue

streams, that does not rely on Grants.

Finally I’d like to thank Andrew Minter and the

Box Hill Cricket Club Committee for their

support over the last three years I have held the

role of Treasurer. I’d also like to extend my

personal thanks to Peter Maxwell (Life Member

and CPA) for his advice and assistance in the

preparation of these financials.

Greg Davidson

Treasurer

Box Hill Cricket Club Annual Report 2015/16

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BOX HILL CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED

TRADING, PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2016

2016 2015

$ $

Income Bar & Social 17,470 15,898

Clothing Sales 5,208 4,969

Donations & Sponsorship 4,160 5,463

Fundraising 3,190 5,532

Grants 34,588 35,468

Presentations 4,805 4,676

SEDA 1,500 1,500

Subscriptions 33,416 34,883

Sundry Income 851 1,171

Stock Movement 543 144

105,188 109,704

Expenditure Affiliation Fees 1,775 1,396

Bank Charges 275 247

Bar & Social Expenses 8,817 7,814

Cleaning 925 549

Clothing Purchases 12,297 10,927

Coaching 19,159 19,056

Electricity & Gas 2,408 2,617

Filing Fees 54 53

Fines 350 385

Fundraising 2,015 3,791

Ground Rental 20,934 18,271

Ground Keeping 6,359 8,275

Insurance - 291

Licensing Fees 205 191

Materials 12,714 11,782

Merchant Fees 624 594

Milo 1,410 1,300

Postage - 215

Pre Season Training 4,040 3,610

Presentations 4,578 4,745

Printing & Stationery 1,261 714

Repairs & Maintenance - 109

Sundry Expenses 731 -

Telephone - 141

Trophies 1,562 2,742

102,493 99,815

Other Income Interest Received 13 18

13 18

Profit 3,251 9,907

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BOX HILL CRICKET CLUB INCORPORATED

BALANCE SHEET

AS AT 30 JUNE 2016

2016 2015

$ $

Members Funds

Members Funds 46,450 43,199

Total Members Funds 46,450 43,199

Represented by:

Current Assets

Cash at Bank 41,612 39,705

Cash on Hand 2,069 614

Other Debtors 2,725 -

Stock on Hand 3,359 2,816

Provision for GST - 64

49,765 43,199

Total Assets 49,765 43,199

Current Liabilities

Other Creditors 3,315 -

3,315 -

Total Liabilities 3,315 -

Net Assets 46,450 43,199

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BAR REPORT

Season 2015-16 was my first year taking up the role of Bar Manager at Box Hill. Reviewing the season, I have

come to the conclusion overall it was quite a successful year for the bar. In total, bar and social night takings for

season 15-16 came to a grand total of $15,679.10. Very similar to last years total takings.

The success behind the bar this season was not just due to my efforts, but also to the efforts of Neville Roulston

who helped when I was not able to attend on training nights as well as Michelle Winterton who was always willing

to help out when called upon. Furthermore, I am very grateful Michelle was able to contribute her time and effort

into helping out the club in this fashion.

Looking towards season 16-17, I am hoping even more people are willing to help, as we would like to see some

more faces helping out rather than the “usual” people. In terms of game days, I would like to see a change in which

someone would be able to occupy to bar from start of play to finish as I cannot be the scorer and serve at the same

time.

Greg Rizio

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MEN’S COACHES SEASON REPORT

Firstly, I want to take this opportunity to

congratulate Anna and the girls on a terrific

Grand Final win to complete a “three peat”.

What an amazing effort but hardly surprising as

you are all very committed and deserve every

success you attain.

To Lumpy and Reido, well done on being able to

provide an environment in which the girls

continue to strive for ultimate success year after

year. I personally admire your leadership and

mentoring and hope that your continued success

will rub off on the men’s cricket also.

Also to Meg and her personal successes at the

recent T20 World Cup. You led brilliantly from

the front and it was disappointing for the

Southern Stars to be so close to holding aloft the

championship trophy at competitions end.

From the men’s playing point of view, whilst we

appeared to struggle on field (well the results

demonstrate that), I think it’s pertinent to focus

on some real positives to come from within our

talented list of players:

1st XI Captain, Paul Gloury, again led from the

front, taking out his second Bruce Lang medal

and third batting average trophy. He also

achieved his third club century of 122 against

Ivanhoe in Round 13….that’s one century for

each of his three seasons at the club.

20 year old Casey Filips, was given the task of

batting at 3 in the seconds this season and after a

shaky start, he produced one of the best innings

I’ve ever seen against Brunswick in round 5. At

the time, the twos were outside the top 6 with

just one win from the first four matches and were

set the task of chasing down a formidable 236 by

Brunswick. Casey led from the front and

demonstrated maturity beyond his years to hit

the winning runs and to finish on 130 no (9

wickets down). The fact the twos achieved a

finals berth, was on the back of this innings.

Despite his age, Luke Davidson at just 16 yo, hit

a brilliant 102 vs Caulfield in the thirds in Round

6. Once promoted to the twos he proved to be an

extremely talented cricketer with a bright future

and was the central figure to all practical jokes

and laughter in the group and was a pleasure to

be around.

Campbell Gerny took his cricket to another level

this year. At 16yo, he was the clubs leading

wicket taker with 39 wickets. If you take out his

11 U18 wickets, he would still be the leading

wicket taker. His improvement was most

obvious, having gain promotion to the twos after

just one game in the threes. His 3 for in the twos

against Roxburgh Pk/Broadmeadows, proves he

is an amazing talent and future 1st XI cricketer.

We fielded a young list last season with around

25 players being between the age of 15-21.

What was even more pleasing that come finals

time, many of these young players featured in

the 2’s and 3’s to experience finals pressure.

The top 4 batsmen in the 2’s Qualifying Final

were all in this age bracket as were the two

opening bowlers……good signs for the future.

Angus Hands continues to impress. His

consistent performances with both bat and ball in

the 2’s, earned him his debut 1st XI match and

hence was a clear stand out for Best Under 21

player. I’m looking forward to watching him to

continue to progress next season, along with his

shadow…

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Ben Tatterson who spun the 3’s to a finals

victory and demonstrated he is ready to play

higher with a couple great performances in the

2’.

Whilst many players demonstrated improvement

last season, James Rizio’s development was

extremely pleasing. The winter spent in England

playing with the Crusaders was of great benefit

to him as when he returned, he was striking the

ball very well in the preseason. After a mediocre

season in 14/15, spent batting at 6 or 7 in the 3’s,

Riz was given the task to open in the 2’s and

with over 250 runs, including making his 1st XI

debut, he thoroughly deserved the Most

Improved trophy.

Finally, it was great to have Seb Mather and

Gaurav Parikh secure and lock down spots in the

top 3 in the firsts. These two have worked

extremely hard at their game over the past three

years and both deserve every success they

achieve in our best eleven. Both scored over 250

runs for the season and considering they are both

in their early 20’s, they have their best cricket

ahead of them and I look forward to seeing them

continue to bolster their forever growing

reputations.

Off field, despite average numbers in the

preseason, particularly at the fitness sessions,

training numbers for the regular season was good

and provided a good base for players going into

match day. Unfortunately, two planned centre

wicket training sessions had to be cancelled due

to inclement weather.

Players holidaying mid season was by far and

away the low point from my perspective. I have

to say, I’m unbelievably surprised players chose

to go away in season when you commit to

playing a team sport. Those guys weren’t letting

me down, but guys like Riz, Cam, Bucks, Spoon,

Goo, Cam Gerny, Rob etc, who rarely miss a

training session and never a match. There was

no doubt unavailabilities led to team in-balance

and losses, but it did provide opportunity to

othes and as mentioned before, guys like Cam

Gerny and James Debney made the most of it.

Let’s commit to having no repeat of this next

season.

However, we go into 2016/17 with renewed

promise and enthusiasm in the knowledge that

our list is demonstrating great improvement and

development. Then you add the recruitment of

ex-BHCC and Camberwell star, James Pearson,

and you can understand why there is an air of

optimism at the Mustangs. Can’t wait to get

things rolling again!

Thanks to Mints and the committee for their

support. Same to Reido, PG, Ken and Robbo on

the selection committee. I have greatly

appreciated Roger Gerny’s assistance at training

and Riz snr on match day You both have

relieved me of other distractions which has

enabled me to concentrate on

captaining/coaching.

Thanks to Robyn Calder and her magnificent

Thursday night dinners. Robyn's hard work and

commitment to making BHCC the most homely

club for its players is well received by all.

Having players stay back on Thursdays to enjoy

a feed and listen to selections ensures a healthy

club culture.

And finally to my wife Vicki, who has always

supported me chasing my dreams and passions.

Michael Vozzo

Men’s Senior Coach

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WOMEN’S COACH’S SEASON REPORT

Another season another First X1 Premiership,

our third in succession! This is a remarkable

achievement; one which everyone involved on

and off the field should feel incredibly proud of.

Our recent record as a club is becoming

imposing:

Played in six successive P1 Grand Finals,

winning the last three

Played in four P1 T20 Finals, winning two

Played in a P2 Grand Final and two T20

Finals

Won a 3rd

XI T20 Final

Aside from another premiership, our season had

many highlights:

Our Meg Lanning Academy has been

running for 3 seasons, providing young

players from inside and outside of our club

an off-season development experience with

experienced coaches. The 2-day program

put together by Chris Cunningham was

brilliant and culminated in the girls having

the opportunity to watch English

international, Danielle Wyatt bowl to Meg

Lanning in a net session. The academy girls

were watching at close quarters and

analysing the ‘battle’ in discussion with

Meg, Danni and Chris.

Hosting 80 girls and their parents at City

Oval for the launch of the Anna Lanning

Shield’s second season.

Our junior program, now in its eighth

season, continued to serve us well – 21 of the

48 players (44%) who played senior cricket

with us this season, were either current or

past players in our U14s. Four of those

players – Bella Gietzmann, Zoe Griffiths,

Amy Jennings and Izzy Weber – played in

this year’s P1 premiership.

We had 3 players selected in junior state

teams, Bella Gietzmann (U15s), Makinley

Blows (U18s) and Hayleigh Brennan (U18s).

Hayleigh also went to Sri Lanka with the

Shooting Stars, Australia’s U23 team.

The Eastern U18s, comprising of mostly Box

Hill players (Amy Jennings, Lani Dejong,

Sophie Jennings, Tansi Price, Holly Spencer,

Zoe Griffiths and Bella Gianangello),

coached by Tim Reid and Rebecca Carter,

were State Champions for the second year

running.

Meg Lanning, Cassie Brock and Anna

Lanning were all in the VicSpirit squad

again, with Meg having continued success in

her role as captain of VicSpirit, Melbourne

Stars and the Australian Southern Stars.

Meg and Anna (Melbourne Stars) and Cassie

(Melbourne Renegades) were also part of the

inaugural season of the Women’s Big Bash

(WBBL). In addition, Makinley Blows

(Renegades) and Hayleigh Brennan (Stars)

gained valuable experience as rookies in

those respective programs.

The WBBL was an outstanding success and a

landmark development for women’s cricket, not

only in Australia but worldwide. Women’s

cricket is now gaining greater exposure than

ever before and while this will present some

player availability challenges for club cricket,

the overwhelming response to the WBBL and

the opportunities that will open up for players

going forward, points to exciting times ahead.

This will also bring greater focus to club

programs, with those clubs that ‘get it right’

making themselves attractive to emerging elite

talent. We have to ensure we lead the way in

this regard.

Whilst our First XI premiership ensured our

season can only be viewed as successful, we do

have some underlying challenges. In the past six

seasons, whilst the First XI has played in a grand

final every year and now won three flags, our

other teams have not enjoyed the same success.

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If we are to address this and give every player at

our club the opportunity to taste finals and

premierships, we must add to the depth of our

playing list and increase the number of

committed, regular players we have at our club.

As always the greatest impact of player

availability week to week was borne by the

Third XI. Our regular players showed great

resilience to make the T20 Final then miss the

four narrowly when they lost their final game. A

season record of 11-7 was actually a great result

when you consider we had to forfeit three

games. Nicole Breschkin came out of retirement

yet again to be the skipper and did a great job

leading from the front and sharing her

experience with our younger players. Season

highlights included: maiden half centuries for

Stacey Haughton 56 no v Bayswater, Liz

Mitchell 57 no v Pakenham, Kate Schie 63 no v

Dingley and Nic’s 5/3 v Ferntree Upper Gully.

The ‘evergreen’ Marg Pretty returned to help us

out once again this season and took out the

bowling award, whilst also making 2 half

centuries. Michelle Winterton took out the

batting award, including a top score of 70, after

taking over the captaincy when Nic went on

maternity leave. Hailey Ferris, Ellora Kelly and

Haleema Shiraz (all from our U14s), along with

Bella Giannangelo and Eleanor Forwood, all had

their introduction to senior cricket and we hope

they will become long-term players at our club.

The team highlight for the Thirds was making

the T20 Final. It was always going to be a tough

game, playing the very experienced and

undefeated top team, Frankston. Batting first we

lost early wickets and then struggled to 9/49, a

total we were never likely to defend. Frankston

passed us one down in 8 overs but in all the

circumstances it was still a wonderful effort to

make the final.

The Second XI had a 6-12 record and finished

8th, after being runners-up last season. In

relative terms, if you look at where our Seconds

finished by comparison to the other 5 teams who

play P1s, this was our worst season in the last

six – a strong indicator that injuries,

unavailability and retirements took their toll on

our player depth. Pennie Harrison took on the

captaincy in what would prove to be a very

tough role, leading an inexperienced team that

invariably had 4 or 5 changes most weeks before

Christmas. Pennie showed great resilience and

persistence which is typical of her commitment

to the club over the past 7-8 seasons but

unfortunately was not rewarded with the team

results we all hoped for. Season highlights

included: a maiden Premier level century to

Chloe Ip 112 no v Prahran and Amy Jennings 54

v Prahran, her first half century in the Second

XI. Amy also won the batting award after a very

consistent season at the top of the order.

The biggest positive for our club from a tough

season for the Seconds was the opportunity for

players like Paris Penny, Bella Giannangelo,

Tiana Atkinson, Hailey Ferris and Eleanor

Forwood to get their first experience at this

level. I am confident they all benefited from the

experience and we look forward to some serious

senior players emerging from this group over

coming seasons. Madi Clayton emerged

towards the end of the season as a young leader

within our group and also won the bowling

award. Chloe Ip was rewarded for a consistent

season winning the Marja van der Toorren

Award.

The First XI finished with an 8-10 record, plus

one crucial tie in the final game to struggle into

fourth spot. It was a challenging season and

through a combination of form, injury and

representative cricket we played 24 players in

the Firsts this season, including six debutants –

Hayleigh Brennan, Lani Dejong, Sophie

Jennings, Paris Penny, Holly Spencer and Kristy

Williams.

The arrival at the club during the season of

Hayleigh Brennan (from Dandenong) and Kristy

Williams (from Sth Aust) certainly added to the

depth of our playing group. Hayleigh quickly

established herself as our strike bowler and

bowled some outstanding spells – none better

than the semi-final when she bowled 10 overs

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1/12, including 54 dot balls. Kristy through her

desire to compete unconditionally, really added

to our fielding effort, provided some late innings

boundaries with the bat and took some vital

wickets, none more so than the 2 she took in

quick succession on grand final day.

Izzy Weber at 15 years old emerged as another

young player with great potential. After playing

some early games through the opportunities

presented by injuries and other player

unavailability, she became a key contributor

with the ball and at the half way mark of the

season was among our leading wicket takers. It

was fitting reward for Izzy to become a

premiership player at such a young age.

Pip Taylor in her second season with the club,

had an outstanding season and finished as the

wicketkeeper with the most dismissals in the

competition (28 – 14 catches and 14 stumpings).

Her ability to keep up at the stumps to our

mediums was significant and created consistent

pressure on opposition batters. Those who saw

the quality of her work in our semi-final against

EMP, would be in no doubt that Pip is an

exceptional talent with the gloves and a key to

the success we ultimately enjoyed.

Our finals campaign effectively started in the

final round of the season. Going into this game

against Dandenong on equal points with them

but ahead on percentage, it was a ‘knockout’

game. After putting 189 on the board we were

quickly under pressure as Dandenong put on 65

for the first wicket. Despite a short period of

ascendency for us in the middle overs,

Dandenong were in total control and at 2/173 in

the 38th

over our season was all but over. What

followed was incredible… 8/16, 6/2, 5/1, 3/0 to

tie the game and sneak into finals on percentage.

Bella Gietzmann led the way with 4/21 off 10

overs but the ability of every player to execute

their skills under enormous pressure, was quite

remarkable, producing an effort and result that

will live with all who saw it forever. It shows a

special type of character and resilience to win

against the odds. That is undoubtedly the type

of club we want to be – a club that finds a way

to win. Only a few years back, we were

certainly not that club!

The semi-final saw us take on our old rivals

EMP. We had not managed to beat them during

the season and they finished well clear on top of

the ladder losing only 3 games. With conditions

overcast and a seaming wicket, it was a tough

day to bat. Thanks to our most consistent all-

round bowling and fielding effort for the season

we bowled EMP out for 83. Then after being

5/27 and 6/44, we passed their score six down.

We were led by Bella 5/12 off 9.2 overs,

Hayleigh 1/12 off 10 overs and 19 no, Cassie

1/14 off 10 overs and 35 no, and Pip with 4

outstanding catches.

Whilst we all enjoy winning and are always

striving to win ‘comfortably’, there is no doubt

that having two close games leading in to the

Grand Final provided us with the perfect

preparation. Our opponent, Melbourne, had the

better of us throughout the season and held a 3-1

winning record, though we undoubtedly held the

edge in finals experience. The Grand Final was

a tough, tight game of cricket which ebbed and

flowed throughout the day.

Batting first, there was enough in the wicket to

make it a very even contest between bat and ball.

Anna Lanning and Casey Hawley got us away to

a solid start with an opening stand of 32.

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Cassie Brock joined Anna in the 15th

over and

they added 73 for the 2nd

wicket. When Anna

fell for a well compiled 53, we were 2/105 in the

32nd

over. Losing Pip soon after, the game was

tipping Melbourne’s way, before a period of

consolidation followed as Zoe Griffiths joined

Cassie to steady the innings and take us to 3/133

from 40 overs. What followed would prove to

be one of the pivotal periods in the game. A

great partnership of 75 unfolded, with Cassie the

anchor, whilst 16yo Zoe took control. After

scoring 4 from her first 16 balls, when Zoe

departed she had transformed the innings with

49 from 50 balls to leave us 4/182 in the 47th

over. Cassie saw us through to 5/204 with a

mature, controlled 57 no off 82 balls. This was a

score that we saw as ‘very defendable’ with the

old ‘runs on the board’ adage about to be put to

the test.

Melbourne showed no signs of early nerves in

their innings and quickly took the ascendency.

Our bowlers couldn’t find that same consistency

of recent weeks and our fielding was below the

standard we expect. At drinks the score was

1/114 with Melbourne needing only 91 runs at

less than 4 an over. In the 28th

over the game

changed when Casey Hawley pulled off a diving

one handed catch to dismiss their best bat,

Hayley Jensen for 47. Although Melbourne had

their noses in front at 2/121, this quickly became

4/144 and then 6/151 when Kristy took 2

wickets in the 37th

over. Another wicket, this

time for Penelope Cleghorn and at 7/162 from

42 we were back on top, with 43 still required at

more than 5 runs an over. The required rate

stayed over 5 for several overs but with the

pressure building on Melbourne, they responded

strongly with a ‘big’ 46th

over – the equation had

become 20 off 24 balls. A couple of tight overs

left Melbourne needing 12 from 12 balls, still

with 3 wickets in hand. Every ball that remained

in the innings carried enormous consequences

for the result. A brilliant throw from Amy

Jennings to Pip on the 2nd

ball of the 49th

over

produced a runout and by the end of the over it

was 8/198. Hayleigh bowled the final over and

the composure of every player was outstanding –

you cannot buy ‘big game’ experience and you

cannot put a value on players who can stay in the

moment. First ball of the final over produced

another runout when skipper Anna Lanning

gathered the ball at short-cover then ran in to

break the stumps and made it 9/198 –

experience, composure, leadership! The next

ball produced a single, and then a drive to Zoe at

mid-on was fielded cleanly and returned to

Hayleigh (back to the stumps as bowlers should

be!) for our fourth runout of the innings – game

over and we win (again) by 5 runs!!

This premiership team included five teenagers

and had an average age of just 21. Only

Penelope, Danni Montague, Cassie and Anna

have played in all three flags. In total across our

three flags, we now have 20 premiership players.

This era is not built on the dominance of a small

group of players but rather a growing culture of

success and great leadership from our

experienced players, which enables our younger

players to make important contributions. When

we look back at last year’s premiership team,

three of our top five batters that day were not

playing this time (Meg, Rebecca and Sarah

Chancellor-Goddard). This undoubtedly adds to

the merit of this season’s victory.

Cassie Brock won her third Betty Wilson Medal

and second in succession, as the Player of the

Final. This was Cassie’s fifth premiership in the

past 6 seasons (2 with EMP and now 3 with us).

Cassie also won her second successive club

championship after a season in which she made

her maiden P1 century (100 v Melbourne),

scored 411 runs at 34.25 and took 27 wickets at

15.19 – outstanding! And so importantly, loved

by her teammates (and coach) because Cassie

exudes ‘team’ in everything she does.

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This past 12 months has again been one of

incredible achievement for our club captain (and

captain of Australia, Victoria and the Melbourne

Stars), Meg Lanning. Meg won our batting

average with 379 runs at 126.33, including 2

centuries and a top score of 170 no v Melbourne.

Meg continues to be a great ambassador for our

club and we should never take it for granted that

we have such an incredible player at Box Hill.

In this past year she has:

Won her 4th Sharon Tredrea Award as

VicSpirit’s Best Player

Been the leading run scorer in the inaugural

WBBL

Led the Melbourne Stars to 7 wins and in 6

of those wins Meg was Player of the Match

Led Australia to multiple series wins

including reclaiming the Ashes

Scored 2166 runs at 60, with a SR over 100

This time last year Meg was ICC’s #3 batter in

ODIs and #1 batter in T20s. This year she is

now ranked #1 in both forms of the game. We

are all incredibly proud of your achievements

Meg.

As always, there were a number of people who

made significant contributions to our season off

the field:

Tim Reid was outstanding once again in his

role as Assistant Coach. His passion,

commitment and knowledge of the game are

pivotal to the success we have had and show

in the development of our younger players.

There can be no greater advertisement for

Tim’s work than Amy Jennings and Izzy

Weber becoming First XI premiership

players after spending virtually all of last

season in the Seconds with Tim.

Robyn Calder’s ongoing commitment to

being our First XI Scorer is appreciated

greatly. We are reminded regularly of how

fortunate we are to have Robyn when our

opposition often has their players scoring for

them.

Penelope Cleghorn has been a committee

member and the Director of Women’s

Cricket for the seven seasons I have been

coach. Penelope has announced she will be

stepping down from this position. It is

difficult to convey just how much Penelope’s

contribution is appreciated and how much

she has contributed to the growth of our

women’s program and the success we are

now enjoying. To work so tirelessly and

enthusiastically whilst still playing at a high

level and becoming a 3-time premiership

player says so much about Penelope’s

character, passion and dedication to our club.

Thank you Penelope from every player and

every coach you have supported over the

past 7 seasons!

I am incredibly proud of our club and our

players; in particular the core group who work

consistently at their games. Three premierships

in succession is an amazing achievement but we

cannot become complacent. People generally

don’t see a fall coming for successful clubs.

Other clubs chase successful clubs hard… then

if you have taken your eyes off the ball and

stopped striving to keep improving, they go past

you! On Grand Final Day after we had won,

several outside people said to me ‘your club has

a culture of success’. We should be proud

outsiders think that. It creates a mystique. It can

and does intimidate opponents. But that aura

can disappear quickly if you stop winning. Our

opposition will continue to measure themselves

against us.

We must prepare well for the challenges that lay

ahead. Nobody tires of success but sometimes

we can forget how hard you have to work for it.

This successful era has many more chapters to

be written if all of us are prepared to roll up our

sleeves and keep working.

Alan Carter

Women’s Coach

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MEN’S FIRST XI SEASON REPORT

After a frustrating year (just four wins) and our

least competitive season in recent times, it is a

case of onward and upward for the BHCC Men’s

First Eleven leading into 2016/17.

When it comes down to it our side was simply

not up to standard in any discipline this season.

These basic season statistics display our lack of

competitiveness vs finals playing sides.

BHCC First Eleven vs Top Six Team Average

BHCC Wickets Taken: 95 (2nd least in comp) vs

Top Six Average: 111

BHCC Wickets Lost: 109 vs Top Six Average:

96

BHCC Runs Scored For: 2001 vs Top Six

Average: 2,228

BHCC Runs Scored Against: 2,207 vs Top Six

Average: 1,970

Highlights

There were a number of fantastic individual

performances throughout the season which need

to be mentioned.

Batting

Seb Mather 51 vs EHCC (Rd.1); 58 vs Ivanhoe

(Rd.13)

Gaurav Parikh 51 vs Kew (Rd.2); 62 vs Preston

(Rd.6)

Paul Gloury 67 vs Kew (Rd.2) & 122 no vs

Ivanhoe (Rd.13)

Shehan Perera 72 vs Balwyn (Rd.12) after strong

performances in the seconds.

It was exciting to see two home grown BHCC

players in Seb and Gaurav scoring multiple

fifties. Both work extremely hard at their games

and have very exciting futures. Gaurav's match

winning knock of 62 vs Preston included a last

wicket stand of 60 with Brendan King which

showed maturity beyond his years. Sri Lankan

import Shehan scored freely on a tough, popping

wicket during his knock of 72 and we hope to

see him back at BHCC again this year.

Bowling

Andrew Blake 3/38 (18 overs) vs Preston (Rd.6);

5/34 (7 overs) vs Noble Park (Rd.7)

Brendan King 3/12 (5 overs) vs Coburg (Rd.3);

3/45 (17 overs) vs Balwyn (Rd.12); 4/35

(9 overs) vs Ivanhoe (Rd.13)

Sam Blake 5/15 (12.5 overs) vs Brunswick

(Rd.5)

Steve Wotherspoon 3/32 (9 overs) vs Mt

Waverley; 3/35 (16 overs) vs Preston (Rd.6)

Rob Fortington 3/53 (16 overs) vs Kew (Rd.2)

Andrew Blake’s performances vs Preston &

Noble Park were a true masterclass and we were

sorry to lose his bowling to injury in the later

part of the season. Steve Wotherspoon bowled

consistently in his first full season of first eleven

cricket. His 3/35 and 36 opening the batting vs

Preston were a massive contributor in that win.

Sam Blake and Brendan King showed class at

various times and Rob Fortington led our attack

finishing the season with 20 wickets @ 19.5.

Moving Forward

This group of players won’t be defined by the

2015/16 season but in how we respond moving

forward. Off field, the committee is working

extremely hard to build a culture of success. It’s

now up to us to put in the effort on the training

track and show the hunger required to succeed

and play a strong and consistent brand of

Subbies cricket. We’re also very excited to

welcome new recruit James Pearson to the club,

who's skill and experience will no doubt prove

invaluable.

My thanks go to Neville Roulston, who once

again, took on the task of First XI scorer for

season 2015/16.

Bring on season 2016/17

Paul Gloury

1st XI Captain

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MEN’S SECOND XI SEASON REPORT

After losing a couple of very experienced

players from the previous season, the 2’s

selected a few new faces and blooded some of

our promising young players in Round 1.

Michael Barro, Jordan Buckingham and Matt

Graham joined the club and James Rizio, Casey

Filips and James Box were given an opportunity

to establish themselves after a solid year in

14/15 in the 3’s.

The season began well with an excellent run

chase of 170 odd against Endeavour Hills

mainly thanks to a 5/20 from newcomer Matt

Graham. From a batting point of view we

wanted to bat with more intent than last season

and we delivered well with the 170 being

completed in just over 35 overs.

Then the next few weeks didn’t exactly go to

plan.

Kew CC just pipped us on the back of facing 30

more overs by chasing down our 207 in the 90th

over.

We then got washed out against Coburg, who by

seasons end proved to be one of the bottom 4

teams and then in Rd 4, Mt Waverley chased

down our 158 in a one dayer. We recovered

from 5/48 to get the 158, but their opening stand

of 125, taught us a lesson on the importance of

building partnerships.

Week one of Round 5, we won the toss on the

greenest wicket I’ve seen and sent Brunswick

into bat. It proved the right decision as Boxy’s

first ball reared off a good length and went

searing past the openers helmet. But to

Brunswick’s credit, they stuck to their task and

batted the whole day for 236. DB was the pick

of the bowlers after being promoted from the 3’s

with 3/60 off 19 overs.

At this point, I thought our season was in

trouble……if we could make 236 we would go

one win, three losses and a draw against one of

the bottom teams.

I decided to mix up our pre-game warm up to

relax the guys with a nearest the pin throwing

competition……the Ethnics beat the Aussies

easily. This competition would be used

spasmodically throughout the year, with the

ethnics reigning supreme 4-0.

The relaxed atmosphere proved vital after an

early hiccup saw us at 1/9, our young guns took

control of the game. Riz and Case put on 78 and

then Jnr and Case another 59. Whilst always

ahead of the run rate, we lost wickets regularly

until DB joined Case at 9/220. They both batted

smartly to get us across the line and Case

finishing the day on a brilliant 130 no. Case’s

innings turned our fortunes for the remainder of

the season.

We then beat Preston by defending a meagre 156

thanks to Boxy’s 3/22 and then on the final

game before Xmas beat Noble Park in 43°C heat

thanks to Riz batting through the innings for

50 no and putting on 113 partnership with yours

truly in quick time. DB and Spinksy’s 4 fa’s

saw us roll the home team for 151, 44 runs short

of our target.

Upon return, we had a stinker against Croydon,

but followed with a first class win against the

second placed Plenty Valley. After being 2/157

in just over 30 overs thanks to Mark Askham’s

54, Smoz 24, Davo 37 and Shehan’s 32, we lost

8/19 in the worst 40 minutes of cricket for the

season. But our bowlers were on top of their

game by rolling the opposition for 145 in

89 overs!! DB again proved to be a factor with

4/37 off 22.

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Round 10 saw the emergence of the Baz!

After a damp wicket delayed play, we knocked

up a quick 6/240dec off 63 against the bottom

placed Roxburgh Park/Broadmeadows, mainly

thanks to Shehan’s superb 81 and Deb’s classy

50 no. It was then our young attack’s turn with

Boxy (3/5) and Baz (5/8) destroying their bats

dismissing them for just 18. Herb chipped in

with 2/0.

When we sent them back in, Boxy had tweaked

his groin and Baz had some back soreness, so we

turned to 16 yo Cam Gerny who took an

excellent bag of 3/19. Herb chipped in again

with and Mark got 4/20.

Unfortunately, this is where I felt our season

turned for the worse. The next round against

Bayswater, we had four opening bowlers from

the 2’s/3’s away on holidays or injured. We just

couldn’t defend a sizeable 179 in the one dayer

and then next round against Balwyn, we just

couldn’t get a string of wickets and their 192

was just too much.

The final round against Ivanhoe was dominated

by our Under 21 player of the year Gus Hands,

which saw him deliver a terrific all round

performance taking 2/21 and making 69. This

win had us sneak into the finals in sixth place.

The Qualifying final against Croydon was

disappointing from the moment the coin was

tossed. They elected to bat first on a road and

made 260. At the end of the first day, despite

bowling our allotted overs, we had to face 7

overs and finished 2/7……hopefully this rule

will be altered next season.

Shehan damaging his thumb in the field didn’t

help as he had to bat at 11, but in all honesty we

were never in the hunt, getting rolled for an

ordinary 99.

Obviously the positives was the emergence of

our younger stars like Riz who opened the entire

season for 240 runs, Boxy as our main opening

bowler, Case proving himself as a star in the

future, Davo making 138 runs in just 5 digs and

obviously best mates Gus and Tatto also proving

they have more than enough ability to play at a

higher standard. Both DB and Herb (25 wickets)

were both invaluable with the ball and their

experience was invaluable at vital stages in

games.

A huge thanks to Riz snr for his assistance in

scoring and acting as Team Manager. I can’t

speak highly enough of qualities and his

willingness to assist. It was a pity we couldn’t

go deeper into the finals just for him.

Anyway, there are some promising signs for the

club, with the twos making finals for the second

season in a row, but this time with a very

inexperienced team. Six players in our finals

team were between the age of 16-20 which

augurs well for the future as long as each of

them continues to commit to improving and

developing their respective games.

Michael Vozzo

Men’s 2nd

XI Captain

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MEN’S THIRD XI SEASON REPORT

This year we let a flag slip by as we had the

team to win it. All the older guys knew this is

and that is why it hurt so much to fall short once

again.

There was plenty of talent in the team young and

old. At times during the season we under

achieved then other times we showed what we

are capable of by playing to our full potential.

One of the hard things playing Third eleven

cricket is the team changes so much week to

week, we had 29 different players play in the

team throughout the season.

Third eleven is a breeding ground for young

talent to strut their stuff along with the older

experience players to show leadership and pass

on their knowledge of the game onto the young

bucks. At times not only in this team but

throughout the club we lack commitment from

players which hurts the team and the team mates

you play with. I am sure with a bit more

commitment from player and the hunger to

succeed we can achieve anything we put our

minds too.

Season scores:

Round 1 - Box Hill 5/126 from 25 overs

(Shamerra Mirando 53*; Sam Morris 23) def by

Endeavour Hills 8 cc.160 (Muhammad Saeed

2/14; James Dowland 2/40) on deciding score

rule

Round 2 -Box Hill 267 (James Debney 72;

Mirando 71; Morris 40; David Blake 23) def

Malvern 177 (Saeed 6/46; D Blake 2/33)

Round 3 - Box Hill 7/230 Mirando 51, Mark

Simpson-Parker 28, Angus Hands 24, Dowland

22*) def Brighton 9/229 (Hands 4/41; Simpson-

Parker 3/26)

Round 4 - Box Hill 174 (Hands 41) def Mt

Waverley 158 (Hands 2/19; D.Blake 2/22;

Micael Barro 2/34; Jarrod Smith 2/34)

Round 5 - Box Hill 182 (Simpson-Parker 55*;

Reid 50) def by Oakleigh 5/184.

Round 6 - Box Hill 367 (Luke Davidson 102;

Debney 95; Morris 45; Simpson-Parker 34;

Mirando 26 off 8 balls) def Caulfield 103 & 2/43

(Shannon Blewitt 4/5; Simpson-Parker 3/11;

Reid 2/35)

Round 7 - Box Hill drew Noble Park - Play

abandoned by the VSDCA - TOO HOT WHAT

THE!!!

Round 8 - Box Hill 148 (Morris 24; Reid 24;

Blewitt 22*) def by Croydon 3/149

Round 9 - Score card tells everything here.

Box Hill 59 def by Ormond 118 (Campbell

Gerny 3/23; Saeed 2/21)

Round 10 - Box Hill drew Elsternwick

(Washed out)

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Round 11 - Box Hill 9/131 (Mirando 24; Tom

Newman 24; Jack Beardsley 24*; Brant Hubber

12*) def Bayswater 130 (Saeed 4/19)

Round 12 - Box Hill 4/194 (Newman 68*;

Daniel Snell 51*; - 141 run unbeaten

partnership) def Balwyn 9/152 (Saeed 4/36;

Gerny 2/25)

Round 13 - Box Hill 6/256 ( Jordan

Buckingham 52*; Jarrod Smith 56; Reid 35;

Newman 31; Snell 30) def Moorabbin 91 (Gerny

4/11; JR Smith 2/25; D.Blake 2/27)

Quarter Final - Box Hill 134 (Morris 25; Snell

55) def Malvern 123 (Beardsley 2/27; Gerny

3/29; Ben Tatterson 3/24)

Semi Final - Box Hill 125 (Snell 47*; Reid 22)

def By Mt Waverley 8/127 (Gerny 2/20;

D.Blake 2/24; Saeed 2/25)

Young Players to watch for the future:

Campbell Gerny had a brilliant season all round

for the club he is a player to watch. Within the

next season or two when he grows and gets

stronger he will climb the ranks quickly.

Jack Beardsley a Craig Shield Player who

played four senior games for us at the back end

of the season will become a big name player for

the club.

Brant Hubber is another kid who played after

Christmas for us. Brant will become a solid

player for the club he is a young bloke who is

keen to learn and he wants to succeed playing

cricket.

I did challenge the group after our Semi Final

loss to Mt Waverley. I hope you all took what I

said on board and come back bigger and stronger

next season.

Last couple things I would like to thank all the

players I played with this season we had laughs,

we shed some frustrations at times, most of all

we enjoyed playing cricket together.

Thanks to Smoz and Snelly for their leadership

come game day. During the season I had a few

issues I was dealing with so without your

support boys on and off the field I would have

struggled at times thanks once again

Moving forward I am not sure I will be leading

the ship next season as I think it is time for

someone else to take over. I am keen to go

around again to Win a Flag.

Tim Reid

Men’s Third XI Captain

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MEN’S FOURTH XI SEASON REPORT

In 2015/16 the Fourth Eleven experienced a

rather up and down season. Ultimately, weather

and some fragile batting and poor form

conspired to lead to us finishing the season in

the middle of the table.

We began the season poorly in Round 1, a one

day game against Endeavour Hills. Winning the

toss and batting, we found the going tough early

on and our innings would have been in disarray

without a handy 23 from James Esposito.

Akshay Tickoo also scored 21 and we limped to

76 off 35 overs. Mark Simpson-Parker, our

Austrian recruit, bowled with fire at the

beginning of the innings, however was unable to

take a wicket. Robertson (4/35) took the only

four wickets to fall as Endeavour Hills made

short work of our small total, passing us in the

16th

over.

Round 2 was a two day game against Malvern.

A solid bowling effort throughout the day meant

we restricted Malvern to what was a par score at

Springfield of 228. Campbell Gerny (4/50) and

Harsh Mehta (4/89) were the best of the bowlers.

We began day 2 in the belief that we could win,

however we steadily lost wickets and struggled

to score as Malvern bowled tightly, particularly

to our top order. David Carter (64) played a

lone hand as we were eventually dismissed for

129.

After a washout in Round 3, we faced Mount

Waverley in Round 4 in a one day game. Tight,

consistent bowling from all of our bowlers

meant we restricted Mount Waverley to 7/133

with the wickets being shared. Unfortunately,

our batters got starts, but were unable to

capitalise meaning we were dismissed for 105

without batting out our overs.

Due to the golf at Huntingdale, we had to play

Round 5 as a Sunday-Sunday two day game on

Oakleigh’s main ground. This was a great

opportunity for some of our younger players to

experience playing on a Subbies 1sts and 2nds

ground.

We won the toss and bowled first with the

openers, Michael Barro and Robertson bowling

tightly without taking early wickets. A change

in bowling led to Ken Trollope (4/41) and Stuart

Johnstone (2/30) taking the first of their wickets.

Unfortunately, we were unable to take the key

wicket of Oakleigh’s number 5 bat and he led

their side to 9/238 off their 80 overs. Luke

Kukuruzovic began Day 2 in bright form and

knocked up 38 before he was dismissed. Some

strong resistance from Rajiv Kumar (30) and

David Carter (18) was all we had and we were

dismissed for 118 off 64.5 overs.

We began Round 6 on the bottom of the ladder,

desperately needing a win. Losing the toss, we

bowled first and bowled tightly, finally

dismissing Caulfield for 162 off 72.4 overs. A

highlight of the bowling was Toby Cox (3/8), on

debut taking his first wickets for what will be a

long career for Box Hill Cricket Club. Day 2

saw our best batting performance for the year. A

solid start from openers Harry Date (11) and

Robertson (27) meant we took the shine off the

new ball for the first time before our middle

order Rajiv Kumar (69*), David Carter (31) and

James Esposito (66*) led us to a declaration at

3/238. A genuine highlight of the season was

Kumar and Esposito’s unbeaten partnership of

142. Michael Barro took the new ball in

Caulfield’s second innings and bowled with pace

and aggression. His 4 wickets meant Caulfield

was in real trouble and we took their final wicket

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with 1 over and 4 balls left in the day - our first

win of the season was also an outright!

Round 7 against Elsternwick was abandoned

due to excessive heat.

After the Christmas break, we faced ladder

leader Croydon in Round 8 at Springfield Park.

Cam Gerny led the attack with the ball finishing

with figures of 4/19 from his 8 overs. Good

batting performances from Luke Kukuruzovic

(34) and Akshay Tickoo (19) at the top of the

order as well as good middle order batting from

David Carter (20) and James Esposito (13) were

not quite enough as we fell just short finishing

our innings at 8/131. We knew our best cricket

could match teams entrenched in the top 6.

Round 9 was a one day game away at Ormond.

This game saw one of our better bowling

performances for the season. Bowling first we

dismissed Ormond for 68. Bailey Bowyer, from

our Craig Shield team bowled very well taking

4/10 in his first senior game for the club. Our

batting innings was a little wobbly, however, we

passed Ormond in the 25th

over. Akshay Tickoo

top scored with a well-made 31.

After another washout, Round 11 was a one day

game against Bayswater. Batting first, we set a

slightly below par score of 5/113, however, our

batters weathered some excellent bowling from a

skilled Bayswater bowling unit who had a

number of bowlers at their disposal who had

played 2nd

eleven cricket during the 2015/16

season. Our bowling was a little untidy and

Bayswater passed our score with 9 overs to

spare. Abuzar Faisal (2/17) was the best of the

bowlers.

Playing our first game against new East Group

team Balwyn meant we had to play Round 12 as

a Sunday-Sunday game due to the unavailability

of their 3rds and 4ths ground. An excellent

bowling performance on a difficult wicket meant

we dismissed Balwyn for 77 in the 53rd

over.

Robertson (5/16) and Trollope (4/17) were the

pick of the bowlers. Our fragile top order was

again on show in our batting innings.

Fortunately Kumar (36*) and Trollope (37*)

were able to combine for an unbeaten 75 run

partnership, ensuring we took first innings points

and were able to attempt to bowl for an outright

in the slim hopes of keeping our season alive.

Unfortunately we were unable to capture the

same consistency we displayed in the first

innings and when stumps were drawn, Balwyn

finished their second innings at 5/178.

Our final game of the season finished on a

positive with a strong win against Moorabbin in

Round 13. We bowled first and kept them to

6/60 from 40 overs with Blewitt (2/6) and

Tickoo (2/13) the pick of the bowlers. Batsmen

Lachlan Fraser (13*) and Sam Hodder (45*)

made short work of the chase as we passed their

total off a mere 9.2 overs. A positive end to a

somewhat disappointing season.

As captain, I’d like to thank the invaluable

support of senior players Barge and Ken. Your

consistency of performance, advice and

leadership is something I’m extremely grateful

for and without you both, leading this team

would be a far more difficult task. I’d also like

to acknowledge consistent players like Esposito,

Fraser, Tickoo and Kukuruzovic. You guys give

everything each time you step on to the ground

and it’s a pleasure playing with you when you

aren’t playing in the 2nds or 3rds. To Cam,

Rajiv and Toby, you are all capable of pushing

into higher elevens. You just need to find

consistency of performance that will enable you

to play your best cricket on a weekly basis.

Finally, to Burra, Stress, Johnno and Mints,

thank you for filling in at various times during

the season. It’s not always easy to have 44 guys

available every week, particularly when we’re

playing Sundays and I was glad you were there

for me to call on when I needed you. I look

forward to the challenges of next season and

hope we can find that illusive consistency with

the bat as you never know what is going to

happen in the 4th

eleven competition. Bring on

season 2016/17.

Peter Robertson

4th

XI Captain

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BOX HILL CLUB CHAMPIONS

Men’s Club Champion 2015/16

(KG Fewster Medal) Women’s Club Champion 2015/16

Player Matches Points Player Matches Points

Paul Gloury 12 132.2 Cassie Brock 17 163.2

Sebastian Mather 12 83.2 Anna Lanning 16 89.8

Gaurav Parikh 12 65 Philippa Taylor 20 88.2

Andrew Blake 10 56.6 Zoe Griffiths 19 85.6

Robert Fortington 12 54 Meg Lanning 8 77.8

Steve Wotherspoon 12 54 Casey Hawley 15 76.2

Ben Guild 12 46 Danielle Montague 20 64.8

Sam Blake 9 44 Penelope Cleghorn 19 63.2

Brendan King 12 34.6 Hayleigh Brennan 15 59.4

Conor Spinks 6 27.2 Bella Gietzmann 18 49.4

Cameron McMahon 11 24 Isabella Weber 21 41.8

Shehan Perera 2 19.8 Makinley Blows 5 41

Mark Askham 8 12.4 Kristy Williams 8 25.2

Angus Hands 1 2.2 Holly Spencer 8 18

James Rizio 1 0.4 Amy Jennings 9 17.6

Tansi Price 6 14.6

Katie Mack 2 12.4

Lani Dejong 7 10.4

Madi Clayton 4 3.8

Chloe Ip 2 0.4

Michelle Winterton 2 0.2

Club Championships points for the First XIs are awarded on the

following basis: Every 20 runs 4 Every stumping 2

Every unassisted wicket 3 Every run out (each player) 2

Every assisted wicket 2 Every throw out 3

Every catch 2

Past Winners - Men Past Winners - Women

14/15 P.Gloury 97/98 S. Hubber 80/81 B. Utting 14/15 C.Brock 02/03 K. Winterton

13/14 P.Gloury 96/97 P. Davies 79/80 G. Coller 13/14 A. Lanning 01/02 N. Challis

12/13 R. Moore 95/96 S.Jackson 78/79 G. Coller

12/13 A. Lanning 00/01 N. Challis

11/12 A. West 94/95 G. Turner 77/78 B. Utting

11/12 A. Lanning 99/00 N. Challis

10/11 A. Atkinson 93/94 G. Turner 76/77 B. Utting

10/11 M. Lanning 98/99 K. Neilson

09/10 P. Shepard 92/93 S. Laussen 75/76 B. Utting

09/10 C. Hawley 97/98 N. Challis

08/09 A. Goldsmith 91/92 S. Laussen 74/75 C. Hansen

08/09 M. Lanning 96/97 M. Jones

07/08 A. Blake 90/91 M. Drinkall 73/74 R. Reid

07/08 N. Challis 95/96 M. Jones

06/07 A.Goldsmith 89/90 S. Laussen 72/73 J. Ogilvie

06/07 R. Haynes 94/95 N. Challis

05/06 P. Shepard 88/89 S. Laussen 71/72 K. Utting

05/06 R. Haynes 93/94 N. Challis

04/05 A. Blake 87/88 S. Laussen 70/71 K. Fewster

04/05 R. Haynes 92/93 N. Challis

03/04 A. Blake 86/87 G. van Vugt 69/70 G. Coller

03/04 I. Noack

02/03 D. Rutherford 85/86 L. Peterson 68/69 G. Charman

01/02 S. Brown 84/85 L. Peterson 67/68 K. Utting

00/01 J. Mitchell 83/84 K. Albiston 66/67 K. Fewster

99/00 S. Brown 82/83 K. Albiston 65/66 K. Fewster

98/99 A. Blake 81/82 G. Coller 64/65 E. Barnes

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JUNIOR PROGRAM 2015/16:

The 2015/ 16 season saw BHCC field seven

junior teams in the Eastern Cricket Association.

These were two under 10, one under 12, two

under 14 (including one girl’s only team) and

one under 18.

Due to a large amount of the previous season’s

under 16 premiership team being top age we had

the unfortunate situation of not being able to

field an under 16’s team for 2015/16. We did

however have the great opportunity to enter an

under 18 team for the first time in the clubs

history. Further to this, we had the opportunity

to partner with Deepdene Bears Cricket Club in

fielding a combined under 14C side.

Results were mixed as we had quite a number of

of the Friday night games for the under 14 and

18 teams drawn with a constant trend of rain on

game days.

We also ran a full Milo program for the year

with an average attendance of 20 participants on

a Saturday morning. James Rizio coordinated

this for the year and did a magnificent job

creating a lot of fun as the children start out with

cricket.

It was very exciting to have a new coaching

group this year across all teams with a mixture

of senior players and SEDA students stepping up

to help out.

Coaches:

Under 18 Cam McMahon,Shannon Blewitt

Under 14 Mark Askham (Boys)

Nick Fletcher (Girls)

Under12 Josh Martin

Under 10 Rob Forington, Kieren Murphy,

Andrew Wyver, Cathy Jones

A special thanks also to all the parents who

helped out throughout the year on match days

but especially to the parents who took on the

team mangers roles. Without them we wouldn’t

have a club to develop young players.

Team Managers:

Under 18 Roger Gerny

Under 14 Penny Cundall (Boys)

Annie Kelly, Sharon Spencer &

Ashley Spencer. (Girls)

Under12 James Simmonds

Under 10 Hugh Martin, Janelle Penrose

All in all the season was a great success as we

achieved what we set out to do and that is to

provide a club that everyone wants to play with.

Everyone had plenty of fun along with

improving their skills in the great game of

cricket.

Ross Collins

BHCC Junior Coordinator 2015/16

Under 18 Team Welcome to the first ever report on the Box Hill

under 18s. This was the first season that Box

Hill had entered a side into the ECA under 18 S

J Hamilton Friday night competition. Home

games were played at Springfield Park on turf.

Guided by senior players Cam McMahon and

Shannon Blewitt and team managed by Roger

Gerny, 17 players represented the under 18s

including 2 x 14 year olds, 4 over age players, 2

x women’s players, an overseas representative

and some home grown talent that spans 10 years

playing at the Box Hill CC.

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There were 8 sides in the competition with 4

offering turf wicket conditions. This was to be a

telling factor in deciding ladder positions with 4

draws coming from washouts (in two of those

games, wins were most likely having bowled

one side out for 107 and making 6/214 against

grand final winners in Mont Albert). Indeed

luck was against us having only gaining 4

results. We won 2 and lost 2 and missed on the

finals by 3 points. Cruel luck. If statistics are

any indication, the under 18s had the highest

team batting average and the lowest team

bowling average at Box Hill CC. Statistics don’t

mean luck.

Cam McMahon and Shannon Blewitt deserve a

big thank you for guiding the young men and

women throughout the season. They all had a

fantastic time and learned more about the great

game of cricket. I cannot thank myself, so I

won’t.

Awards for Season 2015/16

The batting award went to Luke Davidson who

amassed 208 runs at a healthy average of 104.00.

Congratulations. A worthy mention must be

made of second placed Mitch Mahoney who

made 192 runs @ 48.00. Super effort.

The bowling award goes to Campbell Gerny

who took 11 wickets @ 11.09 with worthy

mention to Angus Hands who took 10 wickets

@ 7.60.

The Coaches Award (decided jointly by Cam

and Shan) went to Mitch Mahoney. Mitch

trained as hard as he worked in the games and

was a delight to have in the team.

Thank you to all the parents that provided the

lifts needed on those Friday nights and the effort

by all the players to train, play and bring fun to

Springfield Park. Let’s go one step further in

season 2016/17 and do what I do believe we

would have with one ounce of luck – win a

premiership!!!

Team Manager

Roger Gerny

Under 14B Team The Under 14B team was co-captained this year

by Tim Cundall and Sam Leong. They started

the 2015/2016 season extremely strongly with

three close and hard fought wins in the first three

matches.

Unfortunately we had one total washout and two

incomplete matches – where we only bowled on

both occasions. This had a big impact on our

percentage meaning we went into the second

half of the season, and then the finals, in fifth

position on percentage but equal on points with

third and fourth on the ladder.

Despite this, the boys worked really well as a

side and there were some great individual and

team efforts. They were lucky to have the

coaching advice and support of Mark Askham, a

visiting player to the club from England, who

brought a current players perspective to their

games.

The team finished the season in fifth place and

should be very proud of their attitude and

efforts.

Thank you to all the parents for cheerfully

undertaking set-up and scoring duties, and

providing ample amounts of afternoon tea to

sustain the ravenous teenagers!

Particular thanks to Colin Leong and Dave

Allison for assisting with coaching and umpiring

duties.

Karl & Penny Cundall

Team Managers

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U14C TEAM The Under 14C girls team had an enjoyable

season under the tutelage of Coach Nick

Fletcher. Fourteen girls represented Box Hill

over the season with a number of them new to

the club. During the season some players went

on to represent Box Hill in senior women’s

cricket with Holly Spencer making her Premier

Firsts debut a highlight.

Although not managing to snare a win, the girls

were competitive in their games. As with other

Friday night fixtures, a number of games were

abandoned due to rain.

There were a number of excellent individual

performances throughout the season.

Congratulations to award winners Holly Spencer

(Batting); Izzy Kinrade (Bowling) and Elizabeth

Jackson (Coaches Award).

U12B TEAM There was one Under 12 team this year playing

in the ECA U12B Grade. The team was roughly

half and half first and second year U12 players.

A number of the players had improved

significantly from their first year in under 12s,

which made for a very interesting team. Many

of the boys have played together from the first

season in under 10s, so the camaraderie amongst

children and parents was fun to be a part of.

We should be very proud of the improvements

made throughout the course of the year, with all

of the boys having their moment in the sun.

Each player’s contributions varied from week to

week, but the commitment to talking and support

for your team mates never did.

The individual performances with bat and ball

will always show up in the “books”, but to

witness some of the catches taken by the boys -

well, they were as good as they get. Some

catches bought tears, as they suddenly realised

their little hands were now stinging! Some of

the close catches held were more surprise on the

faces as they realised they’d managed to hold

on. To see several superb slip catches and

keeper catches taken was very satisfying. We

quickly realised the benefits of having Thomas

at first slip whenever Barney was bowling!

The team also affected many direct hit run outs.

The power in those throws not only surprised the

now out batsmen, but also had a few of our boys

jumping for cover. It’s these special moments

that make being involved even more rewarding.

The main focus was on improving the basic

batting, bowling and fielding skills, but also

starting to teach the boys the strategic parts of

the game and the tactics of captaincy. As usual

at this age, consistency, especially in bowling

extras, was the one thing that let many games

slip out of our reach. However, we did have

some fantastic patches of play which certainly

showed the potential for some successful results

in the future. And we notched up a couple of

fantastic wins for the season.

The trophy winners for the season were Charlie

Leong (coach’s award), Thomas Simmons

(batting) with 130 runs at 43, and Barney

Wickes (bowling) with 15 wickets at 5.13.

Barney also had the most wickets of all teams in

the competition.

All of the boys that represented our U12s played

the game in a manner which Box Hill should be

proud of. I don’t think all our opponent teams

would be able to say the same about their boys.

We teach the skills of the game, but the manner

in which we play was also reinforced. The team

aspect shone through with many of the boys just

as happy for their team-mates’ achievements as

they were their own.

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A special mention to James Simmons, Colin

Daws and Colin Leong for being the Team

Managers and Cathy Jones for support at

training. These roles play as big a part in the

season as anything. It was my first season as

coach and I had a great time with the boys.

Thank you to all the parents for their support

throughout the season and for scoring, providing

food and making every Saturday morning match

such a delight. It was a pleasure to be involved.

Joshua Martin – Coach

UNDER 10 TEAMS (Green and Gold)

In season 2015/16, the under 10s again fielded

two teams, Green and Gold, with girls and boys

ranging in age from 7 to 10. Each team started

the season with 9 players. As usual, the teams

expanded in numbers as the season progressed,

with Milo Cricketers trying on the whites in the

final few matches of the season in preparation

for next season.

Our littlest Mustangs represented the club with

effort, determination, enjoyment and spirit,

improving markedly during the season. The

enjoyment at taking a first wicket, snaring a

catch or hitting a boundary was celebrated by the

entire team. Milestones in Under 10s are

different to the seniors. With only 2-3 overs

bowled, a three-wicket haul is celebrated like a

5-fer. And with compulsory retirement at 15

runs, scoring 15 is the equivalent of a century,

with 10 runs celebrated like a half-century.

Cartwheels were perhaps a more common form

of celebration than for the seniors!

Throughout the season players worked hard at

training on the all three facets of the game -

batting, bowling and fielding. Batsmen were

encouraged to develop partnerships, be selective

in shot selection, and value their wicket. Players

and coaches focused on consistency with line

and length, whilst bowling and not trying to do

something different with every ball bowled.

Fielding improved as the season progressed,

with some outstanding catches taken in the last

few games.

All team members rotated through the role of

captain, keeper, opening bowler and opening

batsman. The field also rotated around the

keeper every over, so each player had the chance

to field in every position. Players also learned

the unwritten laws of cricket – boxer shorts

won’t hold up your box, never talk to the scorers

and always field first if you win the toss, as 9

year olds don’t concentrate well in the field in

the 3rd

hour of the match!

During the course of the season it was

remarkable to see each player improve. As

confidence grew the ball was bowled quicker

and hit harder to the boundary. Towards the end

of the season the team made significant

improvements running between the wickets,

backing up in the field and encouraging each

other. Amusingly, there were more mankad

attempts this season than any other in recent

memory. (Thanks West Indies.)

As always, the highlights of the season were the

Under 10 Box Hill Derby matches, where Green

played Gold. Matches were tightly contested,

with a win notched up for each team. Another

notable highlight was the Under 10s’ fielding –

some spectacular catches were taken in the

outfield, by keepers, and even several smartly

caught and bowled. The main indicator of

success in under 10s is balls hitting the pitch, so

it was wonderful to see the stats gradually show

a reduction in wides and no balls as the season

progressed.

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Planning has already begun for the 2016/17

season, with 6 players going up to under 12s and

6 new Milo cricketers already drafted to fill the

two teams.

This season saw some wonderful new coaches

join the under 10 crew, Robert Fortington for

Gold and Andrew Wyver, both highly talented

cricketers themselves. Team managers Hugh

Martin for the Gold team and Janelle Penrose

and Kieran Murphy for the Green team deserve

immense thanks. Finally, to all the parents who

helped out with training night, warm-ups,

scoring and umpiring during the season – a

warm thank-you. It’s such a great bunch of

families. Well done to all.

Cathy Jones – Under 10 Coordinator/Coach

MILO In-2-Cricket REPORT

The 2015/16 BHCC MILO cricket season was

my first as MILO coordinator. I thoroughly

enjoyed the season, this is due to following

reasons:

Group consisted of 20 children, ranging from

years 4-8.

Sessions occurred on Saturday mornings

9:00-10:15 at Box Hill City Oval

What worked well:

Mark Simpson-Parker assisted me for the first

6 sessions, before departing back home to

Austria.

Other BHCC players such as Jordon Smith,

Jarrod Smith and Luke Kukuruzovic assisted

me from time to time in which I was very

grateful for.

MILO parents were incredibly helpful with

operating sessions (gear, setting up etc.)

Junior coordinator Ross Collins was helpful

with providing tips and ways to engage the

children and was helpful at the final MILO

day.

Every kid received their MILO pack at the

correct time.

Many of the older children’ parents

approached me to speak about going to play

under 10’s and beyond at BHCC, good

pathway.

Issues:

Numbers were good, however there were

some sessions with less than usual. Some

occasions as low as 8-10 youngsters.

Some children came and then left during the

season. One participant came once and never

returned and twins left after around four

sessions.

There were around 4-5 sessions in which I

was unassisted by any BHCC player. I did

find the lack of senior support disappointing

on some occasions.

In conclusion:

The MILO season was a success, I enjoyed

being a part of the group. Assistance was good

and the general operation of the season worked

well. At this stage of the year, I intend to be a

part of the MILO In-2-cricket season for 16/17

as either coordinator or assist if another member

of BHCC would like to take up the role of

coordinator.

James Rizio

In-2-Cricket Co-ordinator

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JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS BHCC 2015/16

Under 14B Winners

Under 18:

Batting: Luke Davidson 208 runs, average 104.00

Bowling: Campbell Gerny 11 wickets average 11.09

Coach/Managers Award: Mitch Mahoney

Under 14B Boys:

Batting: Tim Hung 222 runs, average 74.00

Bowling: Arohi Vatsa 11 wickets average 16.27

Coach/Managers Award: Thomas Uhr-Henry

Under 14C:(Box Hill/ Deepdene)

Coach/Managers Award: Kane Collins

Under 14C Girls:

Batting: Holly Spencer 185 runs, average 61.67

Bowling: Izzy Kinrade 8 wickets, average 15.50

Coach/Managers Award: Elisabeth Jackson

Under 12B:

Batting: Thomas Simmons 130 runs, average 43.33

Bowling: Barnaby Wickes 15 wickets, average 5.13

Coach/Managers Award: Charlie Leong

U10 Green: 

Batting: Spencer Wickes

Bowling: Roland Murphy 

Coach/Managers Award: Nemika Naotunne

U10 Gold:

Batting: Will Katic

Bowling: Jake Sheehan

Coach/Managers Award: Josh Gordon

Under 12 Winners

Under 14C Winners

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JG CRAIG U/15 REPRESENTATIVE TEAM

The format for the Inner East Craig Shield

competition this season required Box Hill, Balwyn

and Kew to host a “Road Show” evening for 60

aspiring U15 Craig Shield cricketers and their

parents. At the conclusion of the three road shows,

players need to nominate one club as their Craig

Shield club of choice. This format was introduced to

stop players’ trialing at more than one club at the

same time and to provide certainty for selectors.

30 players, or 50% of the total available nominated

Box Hill as their Craig Shield club of choice which

was a fantastic result for the Club. Thank you to the

following people who assisted towards the successful

Road Show: - Michael Vozzo (Men’s coach),

Andrew Minter (President), Mark Askham, Shannon

Blewitt, Chris Box, Jordan Buckingham, Harry Date,

Roger Gerny, Cameron McMahon, Josh Martin and

Tom Newman.

Two trials were conducted at Top Line Indoor with

the following 13 players selected to play for Box

Hill: -

Player Club Skill

Abhi Bansal Vermont South RHB

Xavier Bateman North Balwyn RHB, RAM

Jack Beardsley Surrey Hills RHB, RAF

Bailey Bowyer Warrandyte RHB, RAM

Trent Callen Heatherdale RHB, RALS

Adam Davidson Box Hill/Blackburn RHB, RAM, W/K

Lachlan Day (VC) Nunawading RHB, RAM

Thomas Gill Booroondara RHB, W/K

Oliver Maharaj Vermont South RHB, LAM

Josh May (C) Box Hill/Blackburn RHB, RAM

Rohan Roy Nunawading RHB, RAO

William Vergano Deepdene Bears RHB,RALS

Sam Windisch Month Albert RHB

Pre Competition

The team trained on a weekly basis at Box Hill City

Oval. Practice matches were played against Oakleigh

Craig Shield team and the Under 16 Box Hill

Reporter District Cricket Association representative

team. This provided valuable opportunity for many

players to wear cricket spikes and play on turf

wickets for the first time. The team also attended a

very enjoyable and exciting T20 match between

Melbourne Stars and the Melbourne Renegades

along with 80,000 plus people at the MCG. A team

“launch night” was enjoyed by players and parents

with Andrew Minter, President and Men’s Club

Coach Michael Vozzo in attendance.

Competition Performance

The team finished 3rd

out of 7 teams with 3 wins, 3

losses and 1 Bye. Our bowling was outstanding with

all bowlers following the team theme of “full and

straight to get through the gate” and statistically our

bowling was ranked first in the competition. Our

bowling was supported by consistent and reliable

fielding with the team theme also being followed i.e.

“you’re a better fielder if at least you’re energetic

and always be engaged with what’s happening!”

However, the team theme for batting was not

fulfilled i.e. “someone in the top 4 needs to be King,

(bat deep) for the day” with 34 being our top

individual score for the competition. Statistically our

batting was ranked 5th

out of 7 teams.

Competition highlights

Game 2 – The team theme “we are never beaten and

can win from any position” was typified when at

8/88 we made 158 versus Endeavour Hills. In Game

3 versus Croydon we batted 45 overs for 9/127 after

being 6/41 – we won both matches which was a

valuable learning experience and provided a lot of

enjoyment for the players. Due to an extreme hot

weather forecast Game 6 was played as a T20 match

versus top team Balwyn at St. James Park,

Hawthorn. Losing the toss and batting first, our 45

over game plan “flew out the window!” e.g. what is

an acceptable target to set for U/15 cricketers, many

who are playing T20 for the first time?, when do we

bat hitters versus accumulators?, bowlers now need

to bowl back of a length instead of full and straight,

captain Josh challenged with new fielding

restrictions, protect the short boundaries. It was an

exciting match and a great effort with a narrow loss

decided with two balls remaining. Game 7 - The

players did themselves and their parents proud by

“putting on a bowling clinic,” dismissing Noble Park

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for 63 in 38 overs and ensuring the team finished the

competition on a high.

Player highlights

Abhi – 27 v Balwyn in T20 and Providing post-

match music for the team

Xavier – 31 v Mt. Waverly, 34 v Endeavour Hills, 27

& 2/19 v Balwyn, 29 v Noble Park & 3/4 v

Endeavour Hills

Jack – lower order fight back 21 v Croydon & high

level of energy with the new ball

Bailey – lower order fight back 16 v Croydon, 2/19 v

Mt. Waverley & 2/11 v Noble Park

Trent – 5/10 v Endeavour Hills, 2/13 & 20 v

Croydon

Adam – 23 no and 2/11 v Bayswater, wicket kept

against Noble Park

Lachlan – 2/11 v Noble Park. Took on challenge for

the team as V.Capt to open the batting v Bayswater

Tom – frugal on the byes, lower order fight back 14

no v Endeavour Hills

Ollie – 15 off 6 balls v Balwyn in T20, 20 v

Endeavour Hills, 20 v Bayswater

Josh – 30 v Bayswater, 27 v Endeavour Hills, and

led the team well as Captain

Rohan – 2/25 v Balwyn & consistent off spin

bowling

Will – lower order fight back 32 v Croydon & 21 v

Endeavour Hills. 2/25 v Bayswater

Sam – 14 no v Mt. Waverley & reliable fielding

Note: Full scorecards and individual player statistics

can be found on Box Hill’s MyCricket page.

Post competition

Players and parents gathered at Box Hill City Oval

for a post competition get together. The boys trained

on turf with the Box Hill men’s seniors. It was

pleasing to see a number of players wanting to train

with the seniors for the remainder of the season and

five players played at least one senior game for Box

Hill before the season’s end.

Thank you to Richard Gill who was a reliable and

efficient team manager. Richard created a team app.

and memento certificates for the players. To Melissa

Bowyer for providing players with a USB memory

stick of photos and video, and to all parents for their

fantastic support.

Coach’s highlights / observations

Playing the game in the right spirit, 100% effort,

respect, pride and smiles on faces

Learning to adjust from synthetic cricket to turf

cricket; some players for the first time

Playing and adjusting to a different level of

intensity compared to club cricket

Players thinking and adapting for themselves

within a match situation

Players enjoying each other’s company

It was a pleasure to coach a fantastic group of boys,

may there be many fun filled years of successful

cricket to come, good luck and thank you for the

experience.

Andrew Davidson

Craig Shield Coach

Back Row L to R: Andrew Davidson (Coach), Ollie

Maharaj, Lachlan Day (V Capt), Will Vergano, Josh May

(Captain), Jack Beardsley, Abhi Bansal, Xavier Bateman,

Richard Gill (Team Manager)

Front Row L to R: Trent Callen, Sam Windisch, Adam

Davidson, Bailey Bowyer, Rohan Roy, Thomas Gill

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LIFE MEMBERS

Life membership was bestowed on three Box Hill members this season.

Samuel Morris

Sam arrived at Box Hill in the 2000/01 season and has played 214 club games including 23 Men’s First

games. In that time Sam has been the ultimate clubman.  He put his hand up early to assist with the

Junior players being awarded the Don Davis Perpetual award in 2001/02 for his contribution.  Sam is

always ready and willing to assist in any role including MC at various Club functions in his own

inimitable style a combination of stand up comic and professional. He has regularly contributed to the

organisation and running social events. He has served on the Committee (Season 2013/14, 2014/15)

where he fulfilled the role as The Director of Men’s Cricket a role to which he brought a keen analytical

mind and a strong opinion. Sam has given a lot to Box Hill CC but we must not forget to acknowledge

his contribution as a player. Prior to sustaining what became a chronic back injury he captured

11 wickets in the 3 finals of the Premiership year of 2006/07.

Nicole Breschkin (neé Smith)

Nicole joined Box Hill in 1997/98 as a teenager and quickly proved herself as a bowler, opening the

bowling in the Women’s Thirds in her first season. She has been a worthy recipient of the Marja van der

Toorren 2006/07 & 2014/15, the Don Davis Award in 2003/04 and the Karen Britton Award in 2006/07 .

A committee member in seasons 2003/04, 04/05 and 14/15, Nicole also was integral in the successful

fight to maintain Box Hill’s residence at Box Hill City Oval when Box Hill Hawks wished to increase

their residence to seven months of the year in 2005 speaking passionately at the Council meeting. Nicole

spent many seasons as Captain of the Women’s Second XI, and then, after retiring, was convinced back

to playing to fill the breach as Captain of the Women’s Third XI, imparting her wisdom and experience

to the young players coming through from our Under 14 girls.

Margaret Pretty

Despite a couple of seasons out of action due to chronic knee problems, Marg has shown longevity in her

playing career being the current Women’s Club games record holder with ????? games and by playing

during the 2015/16 being the sole member of the playing group who transferred from Fitzroy-Doncaster

to Box Hill in 1992/93 to still being actively involved on a semi regular basis as a player. Marg is the

Club games Batting run aggregate holder for the Women’s Seconds XI and spent a number of seasons as

both Women’s Seconds and Third XI Captain. A tear away quick off a rhythmical run up in her younger

years, she still roles her arm over taking 15 wickets this season and the Third XI Bowling trophy.

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PERPETUAL AWARDS:

Best & Fairest – Bruce Lang and Marja van der Toorren Awards

The Club Best and Fairest is awarded across all Senior Men’s and Women’s elevens with votes gathered

on a 3-2-1 basis during the home and away fixture. Named in honour of Life members Bruce Lang

(Men’s XIs) and Marja van der Toorren (Women’s XIs) as both Bruce and Marja displayed (and

continue to display) the personal and cricket qualities all players aspire to. Captains are responsible for

organising the umpire (or opposition captain where there is no umpire) to submit votes at the completion

of each match. The votes are collected and stored, then counted on the last day of the regular season.

Season 2015/16 Winners:

Bruce Lang Award: Marja van der Toorren Award:

Paul Gloury Chloe Ip

Previous Winners:

Season Bruce Lang Award Marja van der Toorren Award

2014/15 Andrew Blake Casey Hawley & Nicole Breschkin

2013/14 Paul Gloury Anna Lanning

2012/13 David Carter & Barrie Frankland Margaret Pretty

2011/12 Brendan King Anna Lanning & Pennie Harrison

2010/11 Alex Atkinson Rachael Haynes & Michelle Goldsmith

2009/10 Suresh Ravichandran Casey Hawley

2008/09 Andrew Goldsmith Karyn Winterton & Michelle Winterton

2007/08 Andrew Blake Michelle Winterton

2006/07 Ken Trollope Brooke McFarlane

2005/06 Peter Robertson Toni West

2004/05 Andrew Blake Amanda McFadyen

2003/04 Andrew Blake Ingrid Noack

2002/03 David Carter Karyn Winterton & Bronte Stray

2001/02 Shaun Brown Toni West

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PERPETUAL AWARDS (CONTINUED):

The Don Davis Perpetual Award for

Outstanding Club Contribution

Winners:

Steven Wotherspoon & Roger Gerny

The Don Davis award acknowledges members

of Box Hill CC who have provided outstanding

club contributions over the course of the season.

In recognition of Don Davis’ many years of

service to the Club as a past President and Club

Stalwart, this award was first presented in Don’s

honour the season after his passing.

Previous winners:

2014/15 James Debney & Brendan King

2013/14 Michael Fletcher

2012/13 Brendan King & Laura Shaw

2011/12 Ken Trollope

2010/11 Tim Blake

2009/10 Andrew Davidson

2008/09 Casey Hawley & Anne Smyth

2007/08 Penelope Cleghorn & Peter Robertson

2006/07 Sarah Pantaleo & Tom Barelli

2005/06 Robert Fortington

2004/05 Matthew Howe

2003/04 Nicole Smith & Trent Batchelor

2002/03 Claire Lavery & James Stevenson

2001/02 Sam Morris

2000/01 Greg Smyth

1999/00 Rebecca Brown

1998/99 Megan Thompson

1997/98 Neville Roulston

The Karen Britton Memorial Award

(formerly the Arthur Carter Memorial Award)

Winner: Penelope Cleghorn

This award is presented to the player amongst

the Women’s Elevens, who in the eyes of her

peers, has made the outstanding team

contribution both on and off the field during the

season. This season votes were awarded based

on the renewed values – Commitment, Positivity

& Respect. In 2006 Karen Britton, a former

player, coach and chair of selectors at Box Hill

CC and a VWCA administrator/team manager

passed away aged 45, from cancer. During her

time at Box Hill she had a tremendous positive

influence on the playing group, particularly the

junior players of the Club.

Previous winners: 2014/15 Penelope Cleghorn

2013/14 Penelope Cleghorn

2012/13 Penelope Cleghorn & Laura Shaw

2011/12 Penelope Cleghorn

2010/11 Penelope Cleghorn

2009/10 Casey Hawley

2008/09 Karyn Winterton

2007/08 Penelope Cleghorn & Karyn Winterton

2006/07 Nicole Smith

2005/06 Marja van der Toorren

2004/05 Rebecca Brown & Sarah Pantaleo

2003/04 Amanda McFadyen

2002/03 Tara Anderson

2001/02 Marja van der Toorren

2000/01 Rebecca Brown

1999/00 Marja van der Toorren

1998/99 Rebecca Brown

1997/98 Kirsten Macleod

1996/97 Jackie Dodson

1995/96 Rebecca Brown

1994/95 Toni West

1993/94 Fran Dyson

1992/93 Robyn Calder

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MILESTONES, OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS AND SEASON AWARDS

Milestones:

Men’s 1st XI Games record – Andrew Blake - 232 games

Men’s 1st XI 100 Games – Sam Blake

Women’s 1st XI 50 Games – Cassie Brock

Men’s Club 200 Games – Daniel Snell

Women’s Club 200 Games – Nicole Breschkin (neé Smith)

Women’s Club 100 Games – Chloe Ip

Women’s Club 50 Games – Bella Gietzmann, Zoe Griffiths,

Sophie Jennings, Isabelle Weber

150 wickets - Men’s 1st XI– Sam Blake

2000 Career runs Men’s – Sam Morris

5000 Career runs Women’s – Meg Lanning

Outstanding Achievements - Centurions

Score Grade Opponent

Meg Lanning 170 no Women’s 1st XI Melbourne

Casey Filips 130 no Men’s 2nd

XI Brunswick

Paul Gloury 122 no Men’s 1st XI Ivanhoe

Chloe Ip 112 no Women’s 2nd

XI Prahran

Meg Lanning 104 no Women’s 1st XI Plenty Valley

Luke Davidson 102 Men’s 3rd

XI Caulfield

Cassie Brock 100 Women’s 1st XI Melbourne

Senior Award Winners

Grade Averages/Awards

Men’s Awards Women’s Awards

1st XI Batting Paul Gloury 1st XI Batting Meg Lanning

1st XI Bowling Robert Fortington 1st XI Bowling Cassie Brock

2nd XI Batting Michael Vozzo 2nd XI Batting Amy Jennings

2nd XI Bowling Matthew Graham 2nd XI Bowling No Award

3rd XI Batting Daniel Snell 3rd XI Batting Michelle Winterton

3rd XI Bowling Muhammad Saeed 3rd XI Bowling Margaret Pretty

4th XI Batting Rajiv Kumar

4th XI Bowling Peter Robertson

Coaches Awards

Best U21 Men’s Player Angus Hands

Most Improved Men’s Player James Rizio

Best U21Women’s Player – Nat Challis Award Phillipa (Pip) Taylor

Most Improved Women’s Player Zoe Griffiths

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S FIRST XI 2015-16

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Paul Gloury 12 13 2 122 no 421 38.27 1 1 15

Sebastian Mather 12 12 0 58 296 24.67 2 0 13

Gaurav Parikh 12 13 0 62 260 20.00 2 0 3

Ben Guild 12 13 1 47 210 17.50 0 0 3

Also batted:

Shehan Perera 2 2 0 72 99 49.50 1 0

Conor Spinks 6 5 1 37 66 16.50 0 0 3

Sam Blake 9 10 3 42 no 90 12.86 0 0 1

Steve Wotherspoon 12 9 2 36 85 12.14 0 0 5

Angus Hands 1 1 0 11 11 11.00 0 0 -

Cameron McMahon 11 11 2 30 90 10.00 0 0 3

Andrew Blake 10 10 0 22 98 9.80 0 0 4

Robert Fortington 12 9 2 19 50 7.14 0 0 2

Brendan King 12 8 3 23 no 33 6.60 0 0 4

Mark Askham 8 8 1 14 42 6.00 0 0 4

James Rizio 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 -

Jordon Smith 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Robert Fortington 12 117 22 20 420 21.00 3/53

Also bowled:

Andrew Blake 10 74 17 16 196 12.25 5/34

Paul Gloury 12 85 12 14 286 20.43 4/41

Brendan King 12 120 23 12 360 30.00 4/35

Steve Wotherspoon 12 116 13 12 420 35.00 3/32

Sam Blake 9 116.3 33 11 308 28.00 5/15

Conor Spinks 6 34.4 5 4 117 29.25 3/24

Ben Guild 12 2 0 0 10 - 0/10

Shehan Perera 2 3 0 0 11 - 0/11

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Sebastian Mather 15 13 2

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S FIRST XI 2015-16

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Meg Lanning 8 6 3 170 no 379 126.33 0 2 -

Cassie Brock 17 15 3 100 411 34.25 3 1 8

Anna Lanning 16 13 3 62 319 31.90 2 0 7

Casey Hawley 15 15 3 79 341 28.42 1 0 3

Zoe Griffiths 19 17 4 53 298 22.92 1 0 9

Also batted:

Katie M Mack 2 2 1 38 52 52.00 0 0 1

Makinley Blows 5 5 0 56 145 29.00 1 0 3

Hayleigh Brennan 15 10 4 20 72 12.00 0 0 3

Kristy Williams 8 7 1 20 66 11.00 0 0 -

Penelope Cleghorn 19 13 2 29 111 10.09 0 0 6

Philippa Taylor 20 14 0 34 111 7.93 0 0 15

Danielle Montague 20 8 2 25 44 7.33 0 0 5

Lani Dejong 7 1 0 7 7 7.00 0 0 1

Tansi Price 6 5 2 9 18 6.00 0 0 1

Madeleine Clayton 4 3 1 6 no 9 4.50 0 0 -

Bella Gietzmann 18 6 4 4 no 7 3.50 0 0 1

Amy Jennings 9 2 1 2 3 3.00 0 0 4

Chloe Ip 2 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 -

Isabella Weber 21 7 1 5 9 1.50 0 0 3

Michelle Winterton 2 1 0 1 1 1.00 0 0 -

Sophie Jennings 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -

Holly Spencer 8 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 5

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Cassie Brock 17 114 14 27 410 15.19 4/38

Bella Gietzmann 18 101 13 20 352 17.60 5/12

Hayleigh Brennan 15 87.5 15 16 304 19.00 5/10

Isabella Weber 21 70 4 15 297 19.80 2/6

Danielle Montague 20 130.1 22 19 408 21.47 3/5

Also bowled:

Tansi Price 6 12 0 3 47 15.67 2/6

Kristy Williams 8 29 2 6 128 21.33 3/13

Zoe Griffiths 19 4 0 1 22 22.00 1/22

Holly Spencer 8 16.5 1 3 71 23.67 2/20

Makinley Blows 5 14.4 2 3 71 23.67 2/7

Penelope Cleghorn 19 65 1 12 309 25.75 3/14

Lani Dejong 7 24 1 3 91 30.33 2/5

Madeleine Clayton 4 5 0 1 34 34.00 1/34

Meg Lanning 8 18 2 1 53 53.00 1/5

Anna Lanning 16 34 3 3 187 62.33 1/7

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Philippa Taylor 29 15 14

Zoe Griffiths 1 1 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S SECOND XI 2015-16

Batting and fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Michael Vozzo 13 12 5 84 no 455 65.00 4 0 8

Casey Filips 8 8 1 130 no 189 27.00 0 1 5

James Rizio 12 12 1 50 no 240 21.82 1 0 5

Shehan Perera 8 8 1 81 156 22.29 1 0 1

Also batted:

Luke Davidson 5 5 0 37 138 27.60 0 0 2

Christopher Rose 2 2 0 31 50 25.00 0 0 -

James Debney 5 4 1 50 no 69 23.00 1 0 6

James Box 11 9 4 21 no 98 19.60 0 0 6

Angus Hands 7 7 0 69 123 17.57 1 0 3

Conor Spinks 4 3 1 26 35 17.50 0 0 -

Mark Askham 5 5 0 54 84 16.80 1 0 1

Shannon Blewitt 3 1 0 13 13 13.00 0 0 2

Muhammad Saeed 3 1 0 13 13 13.00 0 0 1

Samuel Morris 4 4 0 24 44 11.00 0 0 -

Jarrod Smith 4 4 0 24 40 10.00 0 0 2

Jordan Buckingham 7 6 0 23 58 9.67 0 0 2

Matthew Graham 13 10 2 16 69 8.63 0 0 5

Shameera Mirando 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 0 0 -

Tom Newman 4 4 0 16 31 7.75 0 0 6

Jordon Smith 4 2 0 13 13 6.50 0 0 4

Benjamin Tatterson 2 2 1 6.1 6 6.00 0 0 1

Daniel Snell 3 3 0 11 14 4.67 0 0 1

Michael Barro 8 5 1 4 no 7 1.75 0 0 2

David Blake 5 4 1 3 no 5 1.67 0 0 -

Cameron McMahon 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -

Campbell Gerny 2 1 1 1 no 1 - 0 0 2

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S SECOND XI 2015-16 (CONTINUED)

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Matthew Graham 13 157.2 49 25 353 14.12 5/20

Also bowled:

Mark Askham 5 23.2 5 5 55 11.00 4/20

Muhammad Saeed 3 36.1 6 7 101 14.43 4/23

David Blake 5 79 21 12 182 15.17 4/34

Cameron McMahon 1 7.3 2 2 31 15.50 2/31

Conor Spinks 4 49.4 12 8 131 16.38 4/15

James Rizio 12 38 9 6 108 18.00 3/39

Campbell Gerny 2 22 7 3 55 18.33 3/19

Angus Hands 7 60 22 9 169 18.78 2/21

James Box 11 105.2 29 13 257 19.77 3/5

Michael Barro 8 77.2 22 10 210 21.00 5/8

Christopher Rose 2 7 0 1 26 26.00 1/26

Shannon Blewitt 3 32 7 3 94 31.33 2/28

Michael Vozzo 13 80 27 5 170 34.00 2/8

Benjamin Tatterson 2 20 2 2 82 41.00 1/33

Luke Davidson 5 1 0 0 2 0/2

Jarrod Smith 4 3 0 0 11 0/11

Shehan Perera 8 13 0 0 44 0/6

Casey Filips 8 10 0 0 46 0/6

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Tom Newman 8 6 2

James Debney 7 6 1

Jordan Smith 4 4 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S SECOND XI 2015-16

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Amy Jennings 15 15 4 54 303 27.55 1 0 6

Chloe Ip 16 15 2 112 no 354 27.23 0 1 1

Pennie Harrison 14 12 1 28 145 13.18 0 0 1

Also batted:

Casey Hawley 1 1 0 34 34 34.00 0 0 1

Penelope Cleghorn 2 2 0 36 51 25.50 0 0 -

Bella Gietzmann 3 2 1 17 no 17 17.00 0 0 -

Isabella Weber 5 5 2 28 no 50 16.67 0 0 1

Jasmin Harrison 5 4 2 14 33 16.50 0 0 1

Tansi Price 3 2 0 26 29 14.50 0 0 2

Madeleine Clayton 12 9 3 25 no 84 14.00 0 0 3

Michelle Winterton 11 8 2 26 59 9.83 0 0 4

Zoe Griffiths 4 4 0 13 30 7.50 0 0 2

Paris Penny 14 7 1 20 36 6.00 0 0 4

Elizabeth Mitchell 8 4 1 7 no 14 4.67 0 0 1

Lauren Innes 8 4 1 10 11 3.67 0 0 -

Lani Dejong 10 3 1 7 no 7 3.50 0 0 3

Tiana Atkinson 3 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 -

Ella Baulch 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 -

Sophie Jennings 16 6 2 2 no 6 1.50 0 0 1

Holly Spencer 8 4 1 2 4 1.33 0 0 1

Stacey Haughton 3 2 1 1 1 1.00 0 0 -

Margaret Pretty 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -

Eleanor Forwood 3 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -

Bronte Stray 1 1 1 11 no 11 - 0 0 -

Adelaide Campion 1 1 1 11 no 11 - 0 0 -

Isabella Giannangelo 3 2 2 4 no 6 - 0 0 1

Hailey Ferris 2 DNB - - - - - - 1

Abby Howard 2 DNB - - - - - - -

Jessica Bokma 1 DNB - - - - - - 2

Samantha Hamilton 1 DNB - - - - - - 1

Amy McCann 1 DNB - - - - - - -

Carter O’Regan 1 DNB - - - - - - -

Nicole Smith 1 DNB - - - - - - -

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S SECOND XI 2015-16 (CONTINUED)

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Madeleine Clayton 12 46.3 2 10 181 18.10 3/25

Also bowled:

Hailey Ferris 2 3.3 0 4 11 2.75 3/5

Penelope Cleghorn 2 16 4 4 42 10.50 4/15

Tansi Price 3 12 2 3 48 16.00 2/10

Bella Gietzmann 3 21 2 3 49 16.33 3/7

Lani Dejong 10 46.1 5 9 151 16.78 3/15

Isabella Weber 5 23.4 2 6 104 17.33 4/18

Abby Howard 2 6 0 1 24 24.00 1/8

Tiana Atkinson 3 8 1 1 24 24.00 1/11

Michelle Winterton 11 13 0 2 51 25.50 1/9

Sophie Jennings 16 45 4 7 179 25.57 2/12

Holly Spencer 8 36 8 4 136 34.00 2/16

Adelaide Campion 1 8 3 1 34 34.00 1/34

Isabella Giannangelo 3 14 1 2 71 35.50 1/8

Paris Penny 14 41 1 5 190 38.00 1/4

Lauren Innes 8 41.3 2 4 186 46.50 1/14

Chloe Ip 16 14.3 0 1 49 49.00 1/4

Jasmin Harrison 5 15 1 1 49 49.00 1/26

Zoe Griffiths 4 3 0 0 14 - 0/14

Eleanor Forwood 3 4 0 0 24 - 0/24

Ella Baulch 1 6 0 0 28 - 0/28

Amy McCann 1 5 0 0 30 - 0/30

Pennie Harrison 14 5 0 0 31 - 0/13

Elizabeth Mitchell 8 6 0 0 37 - 0/18

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Amy Jennings 5 5 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S THIRD XI 2015-16

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Daniel Snell 7 6 2 55 191 47.75 2 0 2

James Debney 7 7 0 95 228 32.57 2 0 5

Shameera Mirando 12 11 1 71 259 25.90 3 0 1

Samuel Morris 9 9 0 45 196 21.78 0 0 -

Tim Reid 12 11 1 50 206 20.60 1 0 3

Also batted:

-

Mark Simpson-Parker 5 5 1 55 no 138 34.50 1 0 3

Angus Hands 3 2 0 41 65 32.50 0 0 1

Tom Newman 6 6 1 68 no 136 27.20 1 0 9

Luke Davidson 5 5 0 102 133 26.60 0 1 -

David Blake 8 2 1 23 24 24.00 0 0 1

Jack Beardsley 4 2 1 24 no 24 24.00 0 0 -

Shannon Blewitt 4 3 1 22 no 39 19.50 0 0 1

Jordon Smith 5 5 2 18 51 17.00 0 0 -

Jarrod Smith 6 6 0 56 97 16.17 1 0 -

Shehan Perera 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 0 0 -

Jordan Buckingham 6 6 1 52 no 72 14.40 1 0 1

Casey Filips 2 2 0 19 21 10.50 0 0 1

Brant Hubber 6 4 1 12 no 25 8.33 0 0 -

Benjamin Tatterson 10 10 1 17 72 8.00 0 0 1

Lachlan Fraser 5 5 0 18 38 7.60 0 0 1

Christopher Rose 2 2 0 12 12 6.00 0 0 -

Muhammad Saeed 7 6 0 15 31 5.17 0 0 2

Akshay Tickoo 3 3 1 4 9 4.50 0 0 -

Michael Barro 3 2 1 2 3 3.00 0 0 1

Rajiv Kumar 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 -

Luke Kukuruzovic 3 3 0 5 7 2.33 0 0 1

Campbell Gerny 5 3 2 0 no 0 0.00 0 0 2

Adam Davidson 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1

James Dowland 2 1 1 22 no 22 - 0 0 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S THIRD XI 2015-16 (CONTINUED)

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Muhammad Saeed 7 112.2 42 20 183 9.15 6/46

Also bowled:

Campbell Gerny 5 57 21 14 108 7.71 4/11

Shannon Blewitt 4 33.2 14 6 55 9.17 4/5

Angus Hands 3 17 1 6 60 10.00 4/41

Jarrod Smith 6 16 1 5 89 17.80 2/25

Jack Beardsley 4 30.2 4 5 92 18.40 2/27

Mark Simpson-Parker 5 25 3 6 121 20.17 3/11

David Blake 8 105.3 39 10 214 21.40 2/22

Benjamin Tatterson 10 85.5 13 12 277 23.08 3/24

Brant Hubber 6 5.2 0 1 27 27.00 1/7

James Debney 7 7 0 1 31 31.00 1/31

Shameera Mirando 12 16 1 2 62 31.00 1/15

Tim Reid 12 84 15 8 255 31.88 2/35

Casey Filips 2 8 1 1 32 32.00 1/30

Michael Barro 3 27 2 3 101 33.67 2/34

James Dowland 2 15 3 2 71 35.50 2/40

Jordan Buckingham 6 1 0 0 6 - -

Adam Davidson 1 2 0 0 15 - -

Harsh Mehta 1 5 0 0 29 - -

Akshay Tickoo 3 8 1 0 49 - -

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Tom Newman 10 9 1

James Debney 4 4 -

Jordan Smith 2 2 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S THIRD XI 2015-16

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Michelle Winterton 8 7 2 71 200 40.00 1 0 1

Margaret Pretty 14 13 5 56 295 36.88 2 0 12

Elizabeth Mitchell 12 11 3 57 no 240 30.00 1 0 6

Also batted:

Stacey Haughton 14 10 3 56 no 126 18.00 1 0 1

Kate Schie 4 4 3 63 no 112 112.00 1 0 -

Chloe Ip 2 2 1 68 96 96.00 1 0 -

Ellie Bonnett 9 3 2 15 24 24.00 0 0 -

Nicole Smith 14 8 5 22 no 51 17.00 0 0 1

Pennie Harrison 3 2 0 21 33 16.50 0 0 2

Lauren Innes 5 5 1 30 50 12.50 0 0 1

Dominique McCusker 3 3 1 13 no 24 12.00 0 0 2

Elise Mozley 6 2 1 8 no 10 10.00 0 0 -

Carter O'Regan 8 4 1 14 29 9.67 0 0 1

Sophie Jennings 3 2 0 11 14 7.00 0 0 2

Hailey Ferris 4 4 0 12 19 4.75 0 0 -

Haleema Shiraz 2 1 0 2 2 2.00 0 0 -

Rebecca Shepherd 13 6 0 11 12 2.00 0 0 1

Eleanor Forwood 11 5 0 3 3 0.60 0 0 1

Ellora Kelly 2 2 0 1 1 0.50 0 0 -

Isabella Giannangelo 6 2 0 1 1 0.50 0 0 -

Jessica Anderson 2 1 1 8 no 8 - 0 0 1

Clare Haysom 4 1 1 7 no 7 - 0 0 -

Helen Haysom 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - WOMEN’S THIRD XI 2015-16 (CONTINUED)

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Margaret Pretty 14 69.5 10 15 219 14.60 3/10

Also bowled:

Sophie Jennings 3 14 5 5 29 5.80 3/0

Holly Spencer 1 5 1 2 13 6.50 2/13

Nicole Smith 14 33.4 4 12 127 10.58 5/3

Haleema Shiraz 2 7 2 1 12 12.00 1/12

Carter O'Regan 8 37 9 10 122 12.20 3/18

Chloe Ip 2 5 0 2 26 13.00 2/18

Kate Schie 4 28 3 7 96 13.71 4/27

Ellora Kelly 2 4 0 2 28 14.00 2/16

Isabella Giannangelo 6 26 4 6 91 15.17 3/22

Hailey Ferris 4 14 2 4 67 16.75 4/31

Jasmin Harrison 2 5.2 1 2 36 18.00 2/5

Elizabeth Mitchell 12 11 1 2 50 25.00 1/12

Dominique McCusker 3 20 6 2 50 25.00 1/2

Lauren Innes 5 17 3 1 53 53.00 1/13

Eleanor Forwood 11 33 3 3 161 53.67 1/9

Ellie Bonnett 9 20 1 2 109 54.50 2/19

Stacey Haughton 14 13 1 1 68 68.00 1/12

Michelle Winterton 8 21 1 1 137 137.00 1/26

Paris Penny 1 2 2 0 0 - 0/0

Cara Jeffers 1 1 0 0 7 - 0/7

Rebecca Shepherd 13 1 0 0 11 - 0/11

Eilis Murphy 2 3 0 0 13 - 0/13

Jessica Anderson 2 3 0 0 16 - 0/6

Clare Haysom 4 4 0 0 36 - 0/9

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Elizabeth Mitchell 6 6 -

Pennie Harrison 2 2 -

Dominique McCusker 1 1 -

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S FOURTH XI 2015-16

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s Catches

Rajiv Kumar 9 8 2 69 no 161 26.83 1 1

David Carter 10 9 1 64 176 22.00 1 4

Also batted:

Sam Hodder 4 2 1 45 no 57 57.00 0

Ken Trollope 7 3 2 37 no 56 56.00 0 4

Akshay Tickoo 6 4 0 31 84 21.00 0 2

Luke Kukuruzovic 6 6 0 38 125 20.83 0

Lachlan Fraser 3 3 1 17 34 17.00 0

James Esposito 10 9 2 66 no 113 16.14 1 14

Samuel Morris 1 1 0 15 15 15.00 0

Peter Robertson 10 8 2 27 61 10.17 0 2

Brant Hubber 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 0 1

Oliver Maharaj 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 0 1

Andrew Minter 2 2 0 13 18 9.00 0

Harry Date 5 5 0 15 40 8.00 0

Amandeep Singh 5 5 0 22 39 7.80 0 2

James Debney 1 1 0 6 6 6.00 0

Bailey Bowyer 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 0

Mark Simpson-Parker 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 0

Campbell Gerny 4 3 1 5 no 5 2.50 0

Justin Newbound 2 2 0 4 4 2.00 0 2

Adam Davidson 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0

Rohan Kulkarni 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 0

Abuzar Faisal 4 3 1 1 no 2 1.00 0 2

Stephen Kotsanlee 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 1

Stuart Johnstone 3 1 0 0 no 0 0.00 0 1

Harsh Mehta 4 2 1 0 no 0 0.00 0 1

Joshua May 1 1 1 9 no 9 - 0

Toby Cox 6 DNB - - - - 0 1

Michael Barro 2 DNB - - - - 0 1

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SEASON STATISTICS - MEN’S FOURTH XI 2015-16 (CONTINUED)

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Peter Robertson 10 116.5 39 18 240 13.33 5/16

Also bowled:

Bailey Bowyer 1 5.2 2 4 10 2.50 4/10

Shannon Blewitt 1 8 4 2 6 3.00 2/6

Brant Hubber 1 3 0 2 11 5.50 2/11

Campbell Gerny 4 45.3 12 11 115 10.45 4/19

Toby Cox 6 39 11 7 84 12.00 3/8

Ken Trollope 7 80 15 13 186 14.31 4/17

Stuart Johnstone 3 30 7 5 88 17.60 2/30

Michael Barro 2 34 12 4 72 18.00 4/24

Oliver Maharaj 1 15 4 2 38 19.00 2/34

Harsh Mehta 4 56 12 8 191 23.88 4/89

Akshay Tickoo 6 26.1 3 4 105 26.25 2/13

Abuzar Faisal 4 20 3 2 59 29.50 2/17

Sam Hodder 4 16 3 2 65 32.50 2/34

Rohan Kulkarni 1 6 0 1 33 33.00 1/33

Harry Date 5 13 2 1 49 49.00 1/13

Mark Simpson-Parker 1 4 0 0 11 - 0/11

Joshua May 1 5 1 0 25 - 0/25

Adam Davidson 1 7 0 0 32 - 0/32

David Carter 10 16 5 0 39 - 0/3

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

James Esposito 18 14 4

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JUNIORS SEASON STATISTICS – U18 ECA SJ HAMILTON SHIELD 2015-16

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings N/outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Luke Davidson 5 4 2 80 no 208 104.00 3 0 4

Angus Hands 2 2 1 79 no 79 79.00 1 0 2

Mitchell Mahoney 6 5 1 63 no 192 48.00 2 0 3

Conor Spinks 5 3 0 41 70 23.33 0 0

Abhir Nainani 2 2 1 14 no 16 16.00 0 0 1

James Esposito 6 4 0 31 50 12.50 0 0 7

Rajiv Kumar 6 4 0 18 36 9.00 0 0 1

Campbell Gerny 6 2 1 5 no 6 6.00 0 0

Mark Simpson 4 2 1 4 5 5.00 0 0 1

Rohan Kulkarni 6 4 0 8 16 4.00 0 0 1

Jack Leong 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

Zoe Griffiths 5 1 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 2

Tansi Price 6 2 0 0 0 0.00 0 0

Harry Date 2 1 1 8 no 8 - 0 0

James Box 4 1 1 10 no 10 - 0 0 1

Toby Cox 1 DNB - - - - - - 1

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Campbell Gerny 6 40.5 12 11 122 11.09 5/16

Angus Hands 2 17 0 10 76 7.60 6/38

Mark Simpson 4 15 4 7 63 9.00 3/26

Conor Spinks 5 36 10 6 107 17.83 3/22

James Box 4 7 1 3 32 10.67 2/14

Zoe Griffiths 5 4 0 1 14 14.00 1/14

Toby Cox 2 6 0 1 27 27.00 1/19

Rohan Kulkarni 6 9 1 1 30 30.00 1/13

Mitchell Mahoney 6 20 4 1 58 58.00 1/4

Rajiv Kumar 6 1 0 0 9 - 0/9

James Esposito 6 2 0 0 11 - 0/11

Nuwantha Gambage 1 2 0 0 19 - 0/19

Luke Davidson 5 6 0 0 26 - 0/4

Tansi Price 6 17 1 0 74 - 0/12

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

James Esposito 6 6 -

Zoe Griffiths 2 2 -

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JUNIORS SEASON STATISTICS –U14B ECA EC ORR SHIELD 2015-16

Batting and Fielding:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s Catches

Timothy Hung 7 6 3 58 no 222 74.00 3 0 3

Tex Craven 7 5 1 41 107 26.75 0 0 4

Sam Leong 7 6 0 45 135 22.50 0 0 4

Tim Cundall 7 5 2 29 no 65 21.67 0 0 -

Matt McHenry 7 6 2 27 72 18.00 0 0 2

Luke Matthews 7 6 1 51 no 72 14.40 1 0 1

William Laussen 7 4 1 28 no 43 14.33 0 0 2

Victor Liew 1 1 0 13 13 13.00 0 0 -

Eli Millard 7 4 1 15 36 12.00 0 0 6

Thomas Uhr-Henry 7 6 2 16 28 7.00 0 0 1

Arohi Vatsa 7 5 0 17 33 6.60 0 0 4

Ben Allison 7 5 2 6 no 10 3.33 0 0 2

Thomas Simmons 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 0 -

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Arohi Vatsa 7 46 2 11 179 16.27 3/29

Thomas Uhr-Henry 7 39 7 7 129 18.43 3/15

Timothy Hung 7 15 0 5 61 12.20 2/12

Matt McHenry 7 28 2 5 116 23.20 3/24

Luke Matthews 7 44 8 4 136 34.00 2/20

William Laussen 7 24 1 3 79 26.33 1/10

Sam Leong 7 23 2 3 92 30.67 1/7

Tim Cundall 7 35 3 3 124 41.33 1/6

Tex Craven 7 31.2 1 3 151 50.33 1/18

Eli Millard 7 10 0 2 75 37.50 2/16

Ben Allison 7 24 0 2 132 66.00 1/12

Kane Collins 1 3 0 0 15 - 0/15

Thomas Simmons 1 2 0 0 17 - 0/17

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Tim Cundall 2 - 2

Eli Millard 5 5 -

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JUNIORS SEASON STATISTICS – U14C ECA S.J. MASON SHIELD 2015-16

Batting:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave Catches

Holly Spencer 6 7 4 42 no 185 61.67 6

Hailey Ferris 7 7 2 43 no 136 27.20 2

Haleema Shiraz 4 3 1 17 no 37 18.50 1

Ellora Kelly 7 6 3 20 no 42 14.00 5

Elisabeth Jackson 7 7 1 43 no 62 10.33 1

Ellie Bonnett 7 7 0 32 67 9.57 3

Iona Cameron 6 5 2 9 23 7.67 -

Ellie McKenzie 4 4 1 15 no 20 6.67 -

Brooke Porteous 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 -

Poppy Papanagiotou 5 2 0 5 7 3.50 -

Izzy Kinrade 6 6 2 5 11 2.75 1

Airiarn Stewart 7 7 3 5 6 1.50 1

Evelyn Johnson 7 6 0 1 1 0.17 -

Bella Gietzmann 2 1 1 16 no 16 - -

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Izzy Kinrade 6 23 0 8 124 15.50 3/5

Holly Spencer 6 27 6 7 96 13.71 2/15

Ellie McKenzie 4 13 0 5 88 17.60 3/29

Hailey Ferris 7 28 1 5 142 28.40 3/8

Airiarn Stewart 7 25 0 4 151 37.75 2/21

Elisabeth Jackson 7 25 1 3 137 45.67 1/16

Haleema Shiraz 4 15 1 2 84 42.00 1/25

Bella Gietzmann 2 3 0 1 8 8.00 1/8

Brooke Porteous 1 2 0 1 16 16.00 1/16

Ellie Bonnett 7 17.1 0 1 100 100.00 1/7

Iona Cameron 6 16 0 1 105 105.00 1/42

Ellora Kelly 7 4 0 0 18 - 0/10

Poppy Papanagiotou 5 9 0 0 52 -

Evelyn Johnson 7 14.4 0 0 117 - 0/25

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Ellora Kelly 2 2 -

Ellie Bonnett 1 1 -

Holly Spencer 1 1 -

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JUNIOR SEASON STATISTICS – U12B ECA E.R. FRAMPTON SHIELD 2015-16

Batting:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave Catches

Thomas Simmons 7 6 3 37 no 130 43.33 5

Ben Van Twest 8 8 4 31 111 27.75

Jackson Daws 8 8 4 12 no 59 14.75 1

Lachlan Plant 8 8 4 16 51 12.75 1

Arnav Chobisa 8 8 3 13 no 61 12.20 1

Pranav Vashisht 8 8 4 10 no 40 10.00

Ennis Kotsanlee 7 7 3 11 39 9.75 4

Dhruv Mehta 6 5 1 10 30 7.50 1

Charlie Leong 8 8 1 11 no 39 5.57 4

Barnaby Wickes 7 7 3 6 no 20 5.00 1

Jake Sheehan 4 3 1 2 no 5 2.50

Rachit Tamrakar 8 8 2 5 14 2.33

Kavish Tailor 1 1 0 0 0 0.00

Bowling:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Ave Best bowling

Barnaby Wickes 7 34 7 15 77 5.13 4/4

Thomas Simmons 7 33 10 9 78 8.67 2/9

Ben Van Twest 8 40 6 9 86 9.56 4/11

Ennis Kotsanlee 7 27 1 6 82 13.67 2/4

Charlie Leong 8 23 0 5 148 29.60 2/26

Dhruv Mehta 6 26 1 4 87 21.75 2/15

Rachit Tamrakar 8 32 0 4 174 43.50 2/17

Jackson Daws 8 23 3 3 60 20.00 1/1

Arnav Chobisa 8 32 2 3 98 32.67 1/4

Pranav Vashisht 8 28 2 3 113 37.67 1/9

Jake Sheehan 4 7 1 2 28 14.00 1/8

Lachlan Plant 8 29 3 1 99 99.00 1/10

Kavish Tailor 1 2 0 0 14 - 0/14

Wicket keeping:

Player Dismissals Catches Stumpings

Jackson Daws 1 1 -

Ennis Kotsanlee 3 3 -

Charlie Leong 3 3 -

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CLUB GRADE RECORDS - SENIOR ELEVENS

Men’s First Eleven: Highest Aggregate K. Albiston 773 1982/83

Highest Score A. Goldsmith 251 no 2008/09

Best Bowling G. Coller 9/17 1978/79

Most Wickets G. Coller 59 1978/79

G. Coller 59 1981/82

Women’s First Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Lanning 738 2013/14

Highest Score M. Lanning 241 no 2012/13

Best Bowling N. Challis 7/40 1993/94

Most Wickets K. Neilson 35 1998/99

Men’s Second Eleven: Highest Aggregate A. Medson 579 1975/76

Highest Score A. Medson 153 1975/76

Best Bowling A. Gerloff 9/26 1974/75

Most Wickets F. Lyons 49 1968/69

Women’s Second Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Pretty 532 2012/13

Highest Score J. Rhook 125 no 1993/94

Best Bowling N. Hoey 8/19 1992/43

Most Wickets A. Turnbridge 27 1994/95

Men’s Third Eleven: Highest Aggregate M. Simpson 517 1969/70

Highest Score S. Rowell 222 2001/02

Best Bowling M. Andreassen 8/20 2002/03

Most Wickets J. Airs 40 1972/73

Women’s Third Eleven: Highest Aggregate P. Harrison 609 2012/13

Highest Score C. Ip 129 no 2012/13

Best Bowling T. West 6/8 1998/99

B.Gietzmann 6/8 2013/14

Most Wickets C. Ip 28 2012/13

Men’s Fourth Eleven: Highest Aggregate R. Pearson 429 1999/00

Highest Score J. Maartensz 164 2000/01

Best Bowling D. Carter 9/18 1997/98

Most Wickets J. Davidson 43 1971/72

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CLUB GRADE RECORDS – JUNIOR ELEVENS

Under 18 Highest Aggregate L. Davidson 208 2015/16

Highest Score L. Davidson 80 no 2015/16

Best Bowling A. Hands 6/38 2015/16

Most Wickets C. Gerny 11 2015/16

Under 17 Girls Highest Aggregate I. Noack 143 1997/98

Highest Score E. Cogger 48 no 2000/01

Best Bowling G. Meredith 3/3 1997/98

Most Wickets R. Haynes 8 1999/00

Under 16 Boys Highest Aggregate P. Jackson 690 1977/78

Highest Score B. Utting 154 no 1968/69

Best Bowling B. Utting 8/18 1968/68

Most Wickets N. Ferguson 51 1961/62

Under 14 Boys Highest Aggregate M. Hardy 448 2000/01

Best Bowling D. Rider 7/3 1983/84

Most Wickets L. Pakot 30 1983/84

Under 14 Girls Highest Aggregate Z.Griffiths 262 2013/14

Best Bowling M.Wright 5/20 2011/12

Most Wickets R.Dillon 11 2008/09

M.Wright 11 2011/12

Under 12 Boys Highest Aggregate G. Boxshall 382 1982/83

Best Bowling B.Wickes 4/4 2015/16

Most Wickets G. Boxshall 29 1982/83

Under 10 Boys Highest Aggregate T. Simmons 206 2014/15

Best Bowling B. Woodfall 5/2 2011/12

Most Wickets H. Burril 16 2005/06

Rep Under 14/15 Highest Aggregate L. Davis 515 2003/04

(RM Hatch/JG Craig) Highest Score B. Cullen 123 2003/04

Best Bowling P. Davidson 7/23 1982/83

Most Wickets D. Bick 17 1976/77

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CLUB GRADE RECORDS – SENIOR XI PARTNERSHIPS

Club Record Partnerships (CV, ESCA/ECA, VSDCA, VJCA & VWCA)

1st Wicket 242 (W 1st XI) R. Haynes (203*) & C. Lavery (76) Bundoora United 2006/07

2nd Wicket 289 (M 3rd XI) B. Morris (147) & M. Weller (152) R.A.A.F. 1962/63

3rd Wicket 194* (W 1st XI) N. Challis (119*) & M. Jones (70*) Melb/Tooronga 1993/94

4th Wicket 294 (M 1st XI) A. Goldsmith (193) & P. Lazer (103) Coburg 2006/07

5th Wicket 234 (M 4th XI) B. Lang (118) & J. Newbound (124) Noble Park 2002/03

6th Wicket 222 (M 4th XI) B. Menzies (133) & A. Davidson (133) Northcote 1980/81

7th Wicket 161 (M 4th XI) P. Burgess (122) & I. Heatley (55) Ashwood 1967/68

8th Wicket 198 (M 1st XI) G. Smyth (127) & S. Laussen (62) Croydon 1991/92

9th Wicket 96 (M 2nd XI) R. Summers (54) & G. Davies (42*) Geelong 1973/74

10th Wicket 166* (M 2nd XI) K. Balsam (90) & J. Davis (72*) Old Carey 1958/59

Women’s First XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15)

1st Wicket 242 R. Haynes (203 no) & C. Lavery (76) Bundoora United 2006/07

2nd Wicket 241 M. Lanning (241 no) & K. Dempsey (72) Melbourne 2012/13

3rd Wicket 194* N. Challis (119 no) & M. Jones (70 no) Melbourne/Tooronga 1993/94

4th Wicket 120 M. Lanning (137 no) & K. Dempsey (24) EMP 2010/11

5th Wicket 150 H. Sutterby (69) & J. Rhook (62 no) Hawthorn 1993/94

6th Wicket 123 N. Challis (64) & K. Winterton (52) Brunswick Park 2004/05

7th Wicket 69* K. Sommers (30 no) & R. Brown (29 no) EMP 1999/00

8th Wicket 63* P. Cleghorn (43 no) & D. Montague (8 no) Dandenong 2012/13

9th Wicket 65 E. Gardiner (41) & J. Hunter (64 no) Brunswick Park 2003/04

10th Wicket 134 K. Bertrand (28) & I. Noack (109 no) EMP 2000/01

Women’s Second XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15)

1st Wicket 134 M. Draycott (40 no) & K. Dempsey (84) Brown Hill 2008/09

2nd Wicket 221 M. Pretty (117 no) & M. Clayton (85) Dandenong 2012/13

3rd Wicket 169 C. Hawley (61) & K. Dempsey (91) Brighton District 2014/15

4th Wicket 130 K. Saunders (86) & M. Draycott (39) EMP 2005/06

5th Wicket 88 B.Stray (71 no) & C.Ip (23) Coburg 2009/10

6th Wicket 138 A. Rhook (100 no) & S. Williams (52 no) Brunswick Park 1997/98

7th Wicket 60 K. Saunders (81) & M. Winterton (25) Frankston 2005/06

8th Wicket 58* K. Clark (37 no) & M. van der Toorren (10) Gisbourne 2002/03

9th Wicket 42 R. Brown (14) & R. Coutts (27 no) Burwood District 1996/97

10th Wicket 30 N. Smith (7) & R. Haynes (32 no) Brown Hill 2000

Women’s Third XI (VWCA 1992/93 – 2013/14; CV from 2014/15)

1st Wicket 168 M. van der Toorren (55) & R. Calder (77) Frankston 2005/06

2nd Wicket 141 E. Mitchell (57 no) & M. Pretty (53 no) Pakenham UT 2015/16

3rd Wicket 112*# R. Calder (45 no) & C. Lavery (45 no) Clifton Hill / Coll 1999/00

4th Wicket 149 A. Ball (92) & R. Brown (34 no) Croydon N / Montrose 1993/94

5th Wicket 100 N. Smith (35) & J. Hunter (82 no) Mt Waverley 1997/98

6th Wicket 112 T. Price (68) & C. Ip (38) Yarra Valley 2012/13

7th Wicket 56 L. Innes (37 no) & J. Perri (11) Brunswick 2014/15

8th Wicket 71* S.Clark (33 no) & R.Holland (23 no) Frankston 2006/07

9th Wicket 74* M. van der Toorren (50 no) & S. Posar (3 no) Narre Warren 1996/97

10th Wicket 46 E. Bonnett (13) & N. Smith (22 no) Upper Ferntree Gully 2015/16

# Note: 170 runs were added for the third wicket versus Croydon Nth / Montrose in 1993/94. However, K. Thompson retired

ill for 48 after 156 and A. Ball (92) and R. Brown (34*) added a further 14 before the third wicket fell.

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CLUB RECORDS – SENIOR XI PARTNERSHIPS (CONTINUED)

Men’s First XI (VSDCA from 1964)

1st Wicket 188 G. Charman (120) & B. Lang (61) Camberwell 1979/80

2nd Wicket 226 A. Goldsmith (251 no) & J. Farrow (108) Noble Park 2008/09

3rd Wicket 163 G. Smyth (109 no) & R. Pearson (78) Broadmeadows 1987/88

4th Wicket 294 A. Goldsmith (193) & P. Lazer (103) Coburg 2006/07

5th Wicket 145 G. Smyth (136) & C. Bell (41) Croydon 1985/86

6th Wicket 120 K. Utting (58) & K. Fewster (66) Caulfield 1970/71

7th Wicket 131* P. Lazer (135 no) & P. Shepard (31 no) Brunswick 2006/07

8th Wicket 198 G. Smyth (127) & S. Laussen (62) Croydon 1991/92

9th Wicket 79 J. Henderson (42) & P. Jackson (37 no) Croydon 1978/79

10th Wicket 99* T. Blake (57 no) & S. Hubber (46 no) Oakleigh 1998/99

Men’s Second XI (VSDCA from 1964)

1st Wicket 173 D. Whitelaw (125) & T. Batchelor (78) Ivanhoe 2003/04

2nd Wicket 244 A. Carter (122) & A. Davidson (101*) Williamstown 1988/89

3rd Wicket 144* J. Maartensz (100*) & A. Blake (58*) Bayswater 1995/96

4th Wicket 177 D. Snell (135) & J. McNulty (70) Endeavour Hills 2005/06

5th Wicket 118 M. Snell (113*) & J Augustin (59) Melton 2007/08

6th Wicket 192 R. Day (80) & G. Charman (127*) Malvern 1980/81

7th Wicket 144 G. Crump (91) & K. Dearing (47) Preston 1970/71

8th Wicket 93 J. O’Neill (94) & J. Hogg (28) Ivanhoe 1981/82

9th Wicket 96 R. Summers (54) & G. Davies (42*) Geelong 1973/74

10th Wicket 87 B. Lang (44) & M. Lake (44*) Caulfield 1987/88

Men’s Third XI (ESCA/ECA 1960-1996/97; VSDCA from 1997/98)

1st Wicket 156 R. Fewster (122) & M. Andreassen (27) Malvern 1993/94

2nd Wicket 289 B. Morris (147) & M. Weller (152) R.A.A.F. 1962/63

3rd Wicket 180 D. Ward (147) & A. Cocker (60) Monash Uni 1987/88

4th Wicket 181 G.L. Bogahawattage (66) & J. Stevenson (129 no) Elsternwick 2001/02

5th Wicket 153* J. Creber (121*) & G. Davidson (62 no) Preston 2006/07

6th Wicket 172* T. Newman (63*) & R. Phillips (94 no) Caulfield 2012/13

7th Wicket 162 G. Parikh (172) & C.Filips (54) Elsternwick 2014/15

8th Wicket 149 M. Weller (163) & G. Birtles (67) Doncaster 1961/62

9th Wicket 85 S. Cromb (88) & J. Hogg (56) Surrey Hills 1981/82

10th Wicket 96 G. Coller (71) & B. Chadwick (47) Haw. East Melb 1967/68

Men’s Fourth XI (ESCA/ECA 1960-1996/97; VSDCA from 1997/98)

1st Wicket 134 J.Esposito (88) & T.Cox (103*) Noble Park 2014/15

2nd Wicket 121 J. Creber (65) & D. Snell (64) Bayswater 2005/06

3rd Wicket 165# M. Hardy (84) & M. Fletcher (97) Elsternwick 2001/02

4th Wicket 209 B. Harper (164) & J. Harper (71) Kingston Saints 2007/08

5th Wicket 234 B. Lang (118) & J. Newbound (124) Noble Park 2002/03

6th Wicket 222 B. Menzies (133) & A. Davidson (133) Northcote 1980/81

7th Wicket 161 P. Burgess (122) & I. Heatley (55) Ashwood 1967/68

8th Wicket 146 T. Murphy (62) & G. Thompson (87) Balwyn 1982/83

9th Wicket 81 B. Phillips (105) & M. Fletcher (29*) Surrey Hills 1975/76

10th Wicket 63* A. Hall (36*) & C. Fidler (37*) Northern Maccabbi 1989/90

# Note: 221 runs were added for the third wicket versus Monash Uni in 2000/01. However, W. Koster retired hurt for 67 after

138 runs and J. Maartensz (164) and D. Brereton (25) added a further 83 before the third wicket fell.

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MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BATTING

Highest Individual Scores:

Player H/Score Against Season

Andrew Goldsmith 251 no v. Noble Park 2008/09

Andrew Goldsmith 193 v. Coburg 2006/07

Greg Smyth 180 v. Balwyn 1984/85

Kim Albiston 168 v. Elsternwick 1982/83

Kim Albiston 152 no v. Altona 1982/83

Top Ten Players by Runs:

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s

Greg Smyth 219 219 13 180 5553 26.96 26 7

Gary Charman 166 182 21 120 3700 22.98 16 1

Ken Utting 123 143 17 130 no 3081 24.45 17 1

Andrew Blake 232 194 39 91 no 2811 18.14 7 0

Andrew Goldsmith 64 67 9 251 no 2643 45.57 15 4

Ken Fewster 104 112 14 102 no 2455 25.05 7 1

Ken Dearing 105 122 22 128 2454 24.54 7 1

Glenn Comte 108 118 7 94 2294 20.67 14 0

Steve Laussen 159 151 18 72 no 2282 17.16 8 0

Gary Miles 79 77 9 129 2276 33.47 14 3

Top Ten Players by Average (30+ Games):

Player Matches Innings Not outs H/Score Runs Ave 50s 100s

Andrew Goldsmith 64 67 9 251 no 2643 45.57 15 4

Shaun Brown 40 39 9 106* 1315 43.83 9 2

Paul Gloury 39 42 8 151* 1444 42.47 4 3

Justin Farrow 56 53 9 117* 1546 35.14 11 2

Kim Albiston 65 76 9 168 2249 33.57 11 3

Gary Miles 79 77 9 129 2276 33.47 14 3

Steve Peter-Budge 36 41 4 102* 1089 29.43 8 1

Tom Cullen 39 44 4 105 1150 28.75 3 2

Andrew Cowper 41 46 8 83 1060 27.89 8 0

Greg Smyth 219 219 13 180 5553 26.96 26 7

Note: A full list of Men’s First XI Career Batting statistics will be available on the Club’s website bhcc.com.au

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MEN’S FIRST XI CAREER STATISTICS - BOWLING

Best Match Bowling:

Player Match Bowling Against Date Competition

Grant Coller 9/17 & 6/13 v. Elsternwick 14/10/1978 VSDCA

John Davies 8/35 & 5/37 v. Ashburton 6 & 13/2/1962 ESCA

S. Smith 4/12 & 9/16 v. Olympic 20 & 27/1/1946 VJCA

Top Ten Players by Wickets:

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average 5wi 10wm BB

Andrew Blake 232 2732.2 736 430 6530 15.19 20 1 7-17

Tim Blake 225 2446.4 564 328 6634 20.23 6 1 7-25

Grant Coller 96 1752.3 357 301 3661 12.16 21 1 9-17

Steve Laussen 159 2317.4 487 290 6100 21.03 11 0 8-74

Robert Cullen 120 1684.3 166 256 4412 17.23 5 0 8-70

Robert Fortington 164 1725.0 361 247 5432 21.99 1 0 5-78

Len Peterson 80 1464.2 333 222 3708 16.70 15 0 7-16

Chris Parsons 120 1326.0 363 197 3167 16.08 4 1 7-35

Bruce Utting 119 1259.0 145 175 3384 19.34 6 0 8-70

Ken Fewster 104 1044.2 104 151 2545 16.85 5 0 7-47

Top Ten Players by Average (30+ Games, 50+ wickets):

Player Matches Overs Maidens Wickets Runs Average 5wi 10wm BB

Grant Coller 96 1752.3 357 301 3661 12.16 21 1 9-17

Geoff Van Vugt 35 508.1 134 87 1128 12.97 5 0 7/33

Scott Hubber 43 614.1 162 110 1617 14.7 5 0 6/77

Andrew Blake 232 2732.2 736 430 6530 15.19 20 1 7-17

Daryl Farmer 32 416.1 89 66 1045 15.83 3 0 7/34

Chris Parsons 120 1326.0 363 197 3167 16.08 4 1 7-35

Len Peterson 80 1464.2 333 222 3708 16.70 15 0 7-16

Ken Fewster 104 1044.2 104 151 2545 16.85 5 0 7-47

Ernie Pietsch 84 498 49 82 1391 16.96 4 0 7/13

Jim Henderson 41 574.1 77 77 1312 17.04 2 0 7/66

Note: A full list of Men’s First XI Career Bowling statistics will be available on the Club’s website bhcc.com.au

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MEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games

Blake, Andrew 232 Porter, Brian 53 Maddocks, David 25

Blake, Tim 225 Tierney, Paul 53 McKay, Peter 25

Smyth, Greg A 219 Bedford, Robert 52 Tillotson, Gary 25

Charman, Gary D 166 Bell, Colin 50 Walter, Aaron 25

Fortington, Robert 164 Davis, Don R 50 Anderson, Brook 24

Laussen, Steve P 159 Snell, Matthew 46 Hanson, Grant 24

Utting, Ken 123 Gerloff, Alan 44 Tillotson, Chris 24

Cullen, Robert 120 Hubber, Scott 43 Lazer, Peter 23

Parsons, Chris G 120 Tierney, Shane 42 Morris, Samuel 23

Utting, Bruce 119 Cowper, Andrew D 41 Box, Chris 22

McNulty, Jason S 117 Henderson, Jim 41 Lampe, Nigel 22

Whitelaw, Dean 115 Brown, Shaun 40 Norbury, Gary 22

Jackson, Scott M 110 Morsello, Joe 40 Trollope, Steven J 22

Shepard, Peter 110 Tierney, Kim 40 Boxshall, Gordon 21

Hansen, Chris 109 Crump, Gary 39 Delpapa, John 21

Comte, Glenn M 108 Cullen, Tom 39 May, Stephen 21

Dearing, Ken 105 Gloury, Paul 39 O'Keefe, John 21

Fewster, Ken G 104 Green, John 37 Bulman, Warren 20

Blake, Sam 103 Box, Stephen 36 Finch, Jonathon 20

Lang, Bruce 102 Lyons, Fred 36 Kila, Jason 20

Minter, Andrew 102 Peter-Budge, Steve 36 Winnett, Chris 20

Carter, Alan G 99 Van Vugt, Geoffrey 35 Bethune, Andrew 19

Coller, Grant 96 Johnson, Kyle 34 Kelly, Dean 19

Fletcher, Michael J 92 Mather, Sebastian 34 Plumridge, Trevor 19

Pietsch, Ernie 84 Heatley, Malcolm 33 Simpson, Merv L 19

Snell, Daniel T 84 Rider, Cameron 33 Allan, Edward 18

Peterson, Len 80 Farmer, Daryl 32 Cameron, Rodney 18

Miles, Gary 79 Rutherford, Daniel G 32 Jackson, Paul 18

Davidson, Andrew B 76 Graham, Stewart 31 Lines, Nick 18

Turner, Glen 75 Upton, Daniel 31 Marr, Benjamin D 18

Pearson, Rick B 73 Batchelor, Trent 30 O'Neill, John 18

King, Brendan 69 Blake, Simon 30 Petersen, Ross 18

Albiston, Kim 65 Parikh, Gaurav 30 Cornish, Ian 17

Medson, Arthur 65 Langley, Roger 29 White, Len 17

Dickey, Graeme 64 Ogilvie, John 29 Hardy, Adam J 16

Goldsmith, Andrew 64 Cain, Peter 28 James, Craig 16

Maartensz, John 64 Albiston, Simon 27 Menzies, Bruce 16

Reid, Robert 60 Mitchell, John 27 Ravichandran, Suresh 16

Anderson, Mark 57 Reidy, Chris 27 Sharpe, Brendan 16

Nash, Daniel 57 Webster, Shane 27 Tillotson, Rick 16

Farrow, Justin 56 Callen, Ian 26 Yarde, Jesse M 16

Davies, Peter J 55 Dunlop, Peter 26 Barelli, Tom 15

Hone, Brian 55 Muscat, Peter 26 Box, Greg 15

Gosney, Kim 53 Bateman, Simon 25 D'Arcy, Glenn 15

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MEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games

Germaine, Lew 15 Forshaw, Michael J 9 Chandler, Tim 2

Patterson, David 15 King, Jeff 9 Gibson, Martin 2

Sacristani, Robert 15 Osborn, Jim 9 Jarrett, Matthew 2

Ward, James 15 Rhodes, Andrew 9 Kirby, David 2

White, Steven 15 Spinks, Conor 9 Petty, Don 2

Wotherspoon, Steve 15 Stafford, Bruce 9 Scrimshaw, David 2

Barnes, Edward 14 Askham, Mark 8 Tindal, Martin 2

Denison, Robert 14 Helmot, Simon 8 Walliker, R 2

Joyner, Rick 14 Lake, Michael 8 Adams, Neil 1

Atkinson, Alex 13 Smith, Harri 8 Andreassen, Marcus 1

Drinkall, Michael 13 Warren, Mark 8 Bedford, Michael 1

Dunn, Jason 13 Crump, Steven 7 Bice, John 1

Lyon, John 13 Gibson, Greg 7 Bole-Brown, Nick 1

Martin, Dick 13 Hardy, Mark L 7 Cotter, William 1

Moore, Richard 13 McClean, David 7 Cox, Tom 1

Naitoko, Ben 13 McKenna, Patrick J 7 Day, Richard 1

Plunkett, D 13 Nou, Loa 7 Fernandopulle, Ruwantha r 1

Siaka, Lega 13 Smith, Daniel R 7 Fletcher, Nicholas 1

Sleeth, Graeme 13 Stevenson, James 7 Fuller, Craig 1

Smyth, Harrison 13 Yallop, Graeme 7 Hands, Angus 1

Phillips, Marcus 11 Newman, Tom 4 Hanley, Robert 1

West, Aaron 13 Frankland, Barrie 6 Hargreaves, Phil 1

Guild, Ben 12 Hudson, Ashley 6 Hayes, Barry 1

Lang, James 12 Mowat, Toby 6 Hayes, Robert 1

Little, Grant 12 Pearson, James C 6 Henderson, Neil 1

May, Matt 12 Saeed, Muhammad 6 Jensen, David I 1

McRae, Timothy 12 Cahill, Rhys 5 Newham, J 1

Thiele, Daryl A 12 Eyles, Mark 5 Rizio, James 1

Rowell, Stephen 11 Pinniger, David 4 Scrimshaw, R 1

Burgell, Derek 11 Long, Gareth J 5 Simpson, Graham 1

Craddock, Thomas R 11 McLean, David 5 Smith, Cameron 1

Dickson, D 11 Miers, Graeme 5 Smith, Daniel A 1

Duckworth, Andrew 11 Perera, Shehan 5 Smith, Jordan 1

Sullivan, Damian 11 Thompson, Alexander 4 Summers, Roderick 1

Gilham, John 11 Tyson, William 5 Tamblyn, John 1

Hansen, Henrik S 11 Brown, David 4 Thompson, Kirk 1

Kirby, Keith 11 Casey, Ashley 4 Walford, Robert 1

McMahon, Cameron 11 Nevill, Peter M 4

Vozzo, Michael 11 Trollope, Ken J 4

Coen, Chris 10 Aitken, Robert 3

O'Dwyer, Heath 10 Davies, Graeme 3

Torney, Benjamin D 10 Hogg, John N 3

Clarke, Lee 9 Newman, Wayne 3

Duke, Wayne M 9 Porter, John 3

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WOMEN’S FIRST XI GAMES – TOTAL

Name Games Name Games Name Games

*Casey Hawley 173 *Nicole Callinan 23 *Kellie Trotter 4

*Natalie Challis 156 *Annie Rose-Maloney 23 *Em Preston 4

*Penelope Cleghorn 149 Maddie Wright 23 *Laurie Hassall 4

*Karyn Winterton 138 *Naomi Hoey 23 *Shilette Baker 4

*Rebecca Brown 137 *Erin Byrnes 22 Chloe Ip 4

*Margaret Pretty 135 *Leanne Haldane 20 *Lisa Bowring 3

*Anna Lanning 126 Alex Hartley 19 *Gemma Mumby 3

*Meg Lanning 110 *Tara Anderson 19 *Emma Murphy 3

*Danielle Montague 103 *Colleen Powell 17 *Jody Simpson 3

*Rachael Haynes 99 *Nicole Smith 16 Danni Wyatt 3

*Rebecca Carter 85 *Daina Clark 16 Rohenna Young 3

*Kate Dempsey 77 Sophie Taylor 15 *Robyn Calder 3

*Sarah Chancellor-Goddard 77 *Jess Shelton 15 *Haley Anderson 2

*Ingrid Noack 72 Hayleigh Brennan 15 *Ella Angarane 2

*Bronte Stray 69 *Michelle Palmer 14 Ainslee Bennett 2

*Elizabeth Gardiner 66 *Heather Sutterby 14 Kyra Black 2

Laura Shaw 65 *Helen Snibson 14 *Julie Donahoe 2

*Suzy Ryan 60 *Jackie Dodson 13 *Vanessa Meyer 2

*Jenny Demarte 59 *Michelle Winterton 13 *Tania Pearce 2

Cassie Brock 59 *Shannon Williams 12 *Brownwyne Simmons 2

*Monique Draycott 57 *Clementine Ward 12 *Laura Tucker 2

*Claire Lavery 56 *Julie Brown 12 *Sarah Pantaleo 2

*Peta Searle 54 *Leanne Byrce 12 Amy Jennings 2

*Kim Neilson 50 *Vicky Mercer 11 *Marja van der Toorren 2

*Brooke McFarlane 49 Makinley Blows 11 Katie Mack 2

*Julie Hunter 49 *Roidula Boutsikakis 10 Anthea Gribben 1

*Kathryn Buick 48 Siobhan Murphy 10 Ishara Fernado 1

Julia Crockett-Grills 44 Pennie Harrison 9 Lynsey Pritchard 1

*Kristen Flett 42 Amy Jennings 9 *Michelle Sutherland 1

*Renee Grieg 40 Laura Malkin 8 *Megan Thompson 1

Zoe Griffiths 40 *Olivia Bradley 8 True Campbell 1

*Felicia Dickman 39 Ashleigh Peck 8 *Melissa Worth 1

*Kate Sommers 36 Isabelle Watson 8 Niamh Clarke 1

Madi Clayton 35 Tansi Price 8 Claire Dyett 1

Bella Gietzmann 34 Kristy Williams 8 Stacey Haughton 1

*Anna Brown 33 Holly Spencer 8 Teresa King 1

Pip Taylor 33 *Kerry Clark 7 Sophie Jennings 1

*Kate Schie 32 *Carolyn Daly 7

*Pam Allen 27 *Amanda McFayden 7

*Anita Rhook 27 Lani Dejong 7

*Kate Bertrand 26 *Jannine Rhook 6

*Melanie Jones 26 *Sue Gell 6

Stephanie Butler 25 *Gabe Butts 5

*Angela Tunbridge 24 *Vibeke Pedersen 5

*Kelly Williamson 24 *Toni West 5

Isabelle Weber 24 Vanessa Lewicki 5

*denotes those players who played two-day cricket from 1992/93 to 2009/10. From season 2010-11 onwards the competition format

consisted of One-Day and Twenty20 cricket meaning more matches are played in a season

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MEN’S CLUB GAMES – TOTAL

(80+ Games)

Name Games Name Games Name Games

Fletcher, Michael 349 Bedford, Robert 127 Flinn, Steven R 82

Lang, Bruce 344 Stafford, Bruce 127 Greening, Adrian 82

Smyth, Greg A 340 Davidson, Jack 125 Heatley, Malcolm 82

McNulty, Jason S 325 Boxshall, Gordon 125 Creber, Jake 81

Trollope, Ken J 318 Blake, David 125 Blake, Ron 81

Blake, Tim 309 Fewster, Ken G 122 Menzies, Bruce 81

Davidson, Andrew 308 Rowell, Stephen 122 Tierney, Kim 81

Fortington, Robert 276 Maartensz, John 121 Bedford, Michael 80

Carter, David J 274 Miles, Gary 120 Blake, Andrew 273 Dearing, Ken 116 Charman, Gary 262 Thompson, Graeme 116

Newbound, Justin 236 Marr, Benjamin 115

Andreassen, Marcus 233 Coller, Grant 113

Whitelaw, Dean 230 Burgell, Ian 113

Snell, Daniel T 203 Roulston, Neville 112

Laussen, Steve 198 Comte, Glenn 111

Parsons, Chris 183 Shepard, Peter 110

Carter, Alan 182 Hansen, Chris 109

Morris, Samuel 181 Trollope, Steven 108

Cullen, Robert 178 Barelli, Tom 107

Hogg, John 175 Thiele, Daryl 106

Utting, Bruce 173 Gerloff, Alan 104

Medson, Arthur 169 Crump, Gary 104

Jackson, Scott 168 Newman, Wayne 104

Minter, Andrew 163 Tillotson, Chris 103

Pietsch, Ernie 158 O'Keefe, John 102

Cromb, Stephen 158 Parikh, Gaurav 98

Bell, Colin 154 Tierney, Shane 97

Tierney, Paul 152 Fuller, Craig 97

Blake, Sam 148 Batchelor, Trent 97

Blake, Simon 145 Rutherford, Daniel 96

Robertson, Peter 145 Dickey, Graeme 95

King, Brendan 145 Henderson, Jim 95

Davis, Don R 141 White, Len 95

Newman, Tom 140 Debney, James 93

Forshaw, Michael 139 Winnett, Chris 91

Davidson, Greg 139 Hone, Brian 91

Maxwell, Peter 134 Summers, Roderick 89

Simpson, Merv 134 Osborn, Jim 88

Pearson, Rick 133 Anderson, Mark 88

Utting, Ken 132 Wood, Alan 87

Lyons, Fred 129 Bethune, Andrew 86

Snell, Matthew 128 Henning, Mark 85

Tillotson, Gary 128 Peterson, Len 82

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WOMEN’S CLUB GAMES – TOTAL

(25+ Games)

Name Games Name Games Name Games

*Margaret Pretty 262 Elizabeth Mitchell 64 Kathryn Kurz 29

*Michelle Winterton 226 Sophie Jennings 63 *Kirsten MacLeod 28

*Nicole Smith 225 *Kate Schie 62 Natalie Holmes 28

*Casey Hawley 216 *Peta Searle 62 *Anita Rhook 27

*Natalie Challis 181 *Julie Hunter 60 Stephanie Butler 27

*Rebecca Brown 181 Sarah Clark 60 #*Julie H. Brown 26

*Penelope Cleghorn 163 Isabelle Weber 60 *Vicky Mercer 26

*Bronte Stray 152 Cassie Brock 59 *Melanie Jones 26

*Karyn Winterton 150 *Renee Grieg 55 * Megan de Winne 26

*Danielle Montague 140 *Kate Sommers 55 Lauren Innes 26

*Anna Lanning 132 *Felcia Dickman 53 *Jess Surace 25

*Marja van der Toorren 129 *Brooke McFarlane 52 *Nicole Callinan 25

*Monique Draycott 128 Bella Geitzmann 52 *Angela Turnbridge 25

*Sarah Pantaleo 123 *Kim Neilson 51

*Rachael Haynes 122 *Kelly Williamson 50

Pennie Harrsion 122 *Kathryn Buick 50

*Robyn Calder 121 Julia Crocket-Grills 49

*Toni West 119 *Melodie Watson 49

*Meg Lanning 118 Sarah Chong 49

Chloe Ip 113 Tansi Price 48

*Rebecca Carter 107 *Astride Loigom 47

*Claire Lavery 100 *Vicki Downs 43

*Sarah Chancellor Goddard 95 Bella Poon 41

*Kate Dempsey 91 *Marianna Bellizia 39

Madi Clayton 90 *Pam Allen 38

*Ingrid Noack 87 *Rebecca Holland 36

*Amanda McFayden 84 *Jess Rye 34

*Elizabeth Gardiner 83 *Jodie Dodson 34

Laura Shaw 83 Dominque McCusker 34

Amy Jennings 83 *Miranda Luck 33

*Kate Bertrand 83 *Tara Anderson 33

*Lisa Bowring 82 *Anna Brown 33

*Suzy Ryan 81 Kyra Black 32

Stacey Haughton 77 *Anne Hallam 31

*Kristen Flett 76 Ashleigh Peck 31

*Jody Simpson 73 *Keimi Lai 31

Lani Dejong 73 *Kelly Bramstedt 30

Zoe Griffiths 72 Sophie Taylor 30

*Jenny Demarte 70 *Tanya Liesegang 30

*Chris Brown 67 *Vibeke Pedersen 30

Maddie Wright 65 *Georgie Belot 29

Carter (Rachel) O'Regan 64 Jess Perri 29

*denotes those players who played two-day cricket from 1992/93 to 2009/10. From season 2010-11 onwards the competition format

consisted of One-Day and Twenty20 cricket meaning more matches are played in a season

# two players named Julie Brown have played with the club. One played 1st and 2nd XI games between 1992/93 – 1994/95. The second Julie

H.Brown played between 1999/2000 – 2001/02 in the 3rd XI.

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OFFICE BEARERS

PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER

A. Minter 2015 - Ms R.Calder 2015 - G. Davidson 2013-

M.C. Andreassen 2014-2015 P.W. Robertson 2013- 2015 Dr E.E. Gardiner 2005-2013

M.J Fletcher 2004-2014 Ms L. Bowring 2012-2013 T. Blake 2004-2005

S.M. Jackson 2001-2004 K.J. Trollope 2005-2011 D. Smith 2002-2004

Dr R.B. Pearson 1998-2001 Ms R.J. Brown 2003-2005 M.C. Andreassen 1999-2002

B.G. Lang 1993-1998 Ms M.B.Thompson 1999-2003 S.A. Cromb 1998-1999

K.G Fewster OAM 1989-1993 A.B. Davidson 1997-1999 P.R. Maxwell 1995-1998

G.D. Charman 1987-1989 S.A. Cromb 1989-1997 D.R. Davis 1993-1995

L.H. Petersen 1984-1987 J.N. Hogg 1985-1989 B.G. Lang 1987-1993

D.R. Davis 1971-1984 S.A. Cromb 1983-1985 P.R. Maxwell 1984-1987

P.J. Stone 1967-1971 H.J. Miles 1980-1983 P. O’Hern 1982-1984

K. Wilson 1959-1967 G. McKie 1977-1980 E. Tierney 1978-1982

R. Pullen 1952-1954 K.G. Fewster 1969-1977 J. King 1977-1978

H. Carson 1949-1950 G.M. Coe 1968-1969 E. Tierney 1975-1977

R. Pullen 1948-1949 S. Smith 1967-1968 S.A. Cromb 1974-1975

R. Pullen 1945-1946 A. Matthews 1966-1967 M.L. Simpson 1969-1974

W.J. Craig 1937-1939 M.L. Simpson 1965-1966 I. Baglin 1966-1969

A. Matthews 1963-1965 R. Bedford 1965-1966

J.W. Heatley 1961-1962 K. Gorfine 1964-1965

M. Weller 1959-1961 A. Forrest 1960-1964

K. Wilson 1951-1954 M. Birtles 1959-1960

A. Forrest 1949-1950 M. Birtles 1953-1954

H.H. Buzwell 1948-1949 R. McKenzie 1952-1953

E. Garling 1945-1946 R. McKenzie 1948-1950

E. Garling 1938-1939 J. Andrews 1945-1946

H. Riddel 1937-1938 J. Andrews 1937-1939

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Box Hill Cricket Club acknowledge and thank the

following businesses for their support in 2015/16