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FRANKSTON

PENINSULA

CRICKET CLUB

Annual report

& financial

statements

Season 2013~2014

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 2 Annual Report 2013-2014

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT 2013~2014

President Dennis Prendergast

Vice Presidents

David Archer & James Keenan

Secretary Ivan Ashkenazi

Treasurer

Glenn Davey

Board Directors Richard Brett, Glen Elmi, Chris McCormick, Karen Voelkl, Jason Wylie

General Manager

Glenn Davey

On-Field management 2013~2014

Senior Coaches Matthew Chasemore & David McClean

High Performance Manager

Bruce Waldron

Captains 1st XI – Matthew Chasemore, Jayde Herrick, Michael McClean

2nd XI – Kierran Voelkl, Chris McCormick, Luke Reid, Luke Walker, Coen Chernishoff, Rob Salerni 3rd XI – Jason Wylie, Luke Reid 4th XI – Cameron Chasemore

Team Managers

Ivan Ashkenazi, Ian Boldiston, Cameron Chasemore, Adrian Coleman, Matt Davis, Glen Elmi, Dennis Prendergast, Nick Salerni, Martin Wylie and Jason Wylie

Scorers

Glenn Davey (1st XI, 2nd XI), Wayne Ross (1st XI, 2nd XI, 3rd XI), Jannine Reid (2nd XI), Adrian Coleman (3rd XI), Ethan Lock (3rd XI, 4th XI), Graeme Brewer (4th XI),

Matt Davis (4th XI) and Jarratt Eastburn (4th XI).


PRESIDENT’S REPORT

The extraordinary events of last season has been a hard lesson for the Board of Management and reinforces that no matter the experience you might have and the trust you place in individuals to operate within an agreed set of guidelines, in an essentially amateur sport we are exposed when the intent of operating in a spirit of good faith is seriously challenged. However with the good will of all our members, both playing & non-playing we worked through a period of tension and uncertainty and got ourselves back to thinking about our core operation of playing the sport we all love – Cricket. I am personally indebted to Dave McClean for filling the breach and taking on a caretaker coaching role and coordinating the season, Bruce Waldron for the professional manner in which he supported Dave, and the players who took on the 1st XI Captaincy, Jayde Herrick and Michael McClean for the most part.

Having teams competing for finals spots, supports the strong view that we continue to develop talented players in creating depth for our Club, also providing career pathways to the very elite levels of our sport. It has been a strength of our Club and will continue to be a focus going forward.

Governance Again we struggled to achieve a surplus, while this has minimal impact on our day to day operations, it does not allow for forward planning of preferred projects and facility improvements. Premier Cricket is an ongoing challenge to fund appropriately and many Clubs at this level are finding it difficult to find enough income streams to sustain growth. The expectations of being a regional Club and providing leadership for the sports’ development in our region continue to exceed our ability to service. Coaching and player payments are a growth industry, while some Clubs have lived beyond their means and are now suffering. We would be irresponsible to head down this path, it is therefore extremely important for the sustainability of our Club to “live within our means”, but to develop strategies that considers how we can improve our income streams in the future. I reiterate my comments from previous reports that rather than carry a significant surplus the decision to responsibly invest in our future players via the assembled coaches is a direction the Board is strongly committed too. However with operational overheads continuing to increase and other income streams stabilising there may need to be a review of the extent to which the Board commit to this policy going forward. I acknowledge and thank the dedicated group that forms the Board of Management, we have had stable, pro active and supportive Board that continues to provide leadership through innovation, forward planning, as well as strategic vision that will ensure our Club continues to provide a regional pathway to first class cricket. I commend the efforts of our home bred General Manager Glenn Davey for his due diligence across our governance operations, putting in many hours above and beyond expectations. Cricket Victoria The challenges for the sport of Cricket are ongoing, particularly in areas such as, participation, ground availability, and ongoing volunteer involvement. Twenty20 is seen as the catalyst and the spark for introducing cricket to a whole new generation. It is considered imperative to the games future for holding ground in the sporting market place. The success and continued growth of the BBL competition reinforces Cricket’s place on the summer calendar.


Volunteers The reduction in the amount of available volunteers is concerning all Premier Clubs. Building a pool of people has now become imperative to how we support our teams through a season, sharing the load to minimise the commitment is a direction the Club will have to take. I particularly acknowledge and thank all who took on the mighty challenge of managing the canteen operations, ensuring we stayed at the top of the ladder for service provision to our loyal group of supporters and visitors. The canteen operations achieved a good turnover, driven by Mary Coleman’s astute management skills and dedicated work ethic. However the future sustainability of the canteen will depend on further volunteer resources assisting throughout the season. A special thank you also to the dynamic Thursday night meals team led by Karen Voelkl, Sarah Walker, and Noellene McClean with an able supporting group providing a variety of meals for our enjoyment each selection night. This is a great tradition and appreciated by all. Congratulations to Dave McClean on being acknowledged as the best club person for 2013/14. Dave has been a wonderful contributor to the Club over many years and taken many different tasks along the way, well deserved. Another season of the “Heat in the Kitchen” luncheons was successfully driven by Mark Dunsford, even though the fixture didn’t best suit us this season. David Schwarz, Bryce McGain and Terry Daniher were all very informative and entertaining guest speakers. I again thank Mark for his efforts in establishing a significant supporter data base and a successful series of lunches and outstanding guest speakers. Local Government Butler Oval has under gone major improvements during the post season with complete drainage being installed and both the centre and practice wicket tables being refurbished after the completion of the season. I acknowledge the commitment of Council Officers and their support for the improvement works that will benefit us greatly. Sponsorship Thank you to our major sponsor BUILDSAFE, Phil Graf and his team are fantastic supporters of our Club over a long period; we express the Board’s gratitude for his continued support. The Frankston RSL, have also been long term partners supporting our Club over our journey. Mark Dunsford from Dunsford Financial Planning, Martin Scanlon from Rail Signalling Services, Jacinta Broatch from NAB Karingal and Chris Hall from Saxon Sports Frankston are all special sponsor partners and we appreciate their ongoing involvement. To all our players, loyal volunteers, members and sponsors I particularly, on behalf of the Board, wish to thank you for your continued support throughout the seasons. Your support is the very foundation from which we can better prepare to take on the challenges ahead that will make us a successful and sustainable Premier Cricket Club. Pathways Accepting our responsibility as a Premier Club in the region and the development and support of pathway squads is vitally important to our sustainability in Premier cricket. The strength of our ongoing partnership with local associations is imperative with support from Cricket Victoria and the Regional Cricket Manager, Jason Mathers, ensures a well coordinated program for young aspiring cricketers to reach their potential. To the entire pathway support groups, coaches, managers and scorers’ thank you for providing much needed support and direction. I also acknowledge the role that many parents play providing background support, guidance and for the manner in which many have embraced the “Heat” as their Club.

Dennis Prendergast

President


General maNagER’S REPORT

It is with pleasure that I submit Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club’s Annual Report for Season 2013/2014. The process of compiling the Annual Report provides a great opportunity to assemble a detailed record of the achievements and records of the club from the recent season. Personally, I have completed my third year in this role, being able to contribute to the operations of the club in many different aspects. I continued to boost our social media and online profile over the last season, trying to further enhance our exposure to the community. The design and implementation of a new and much needed merchandise range was very draining and drawn out, but worth it in the end when the quality new items were introduced.

Combining this role with full time work and a young family is becoming more of a challenge. A spread of tasks and additional volunteer assistance will go a long way to make this role work. I must commend the valuable contribution from our President, Dennis Prendergast. He puts so much time into our club, managing many key relationships with our important stakeholders. Thank you also to David McClean, who serves the club for many more hours than what is expected in his role. Administration As in previous years, Cricket Victoria provided funds and assistance to enable the Club to manage its administration responsibilities in accordance with Cricket Victoria’s Criteria Assessment for all Premier Cricket Clubs. Cricket Victoria’s support is greatly appreciated. Playing Matthew Chasemore was re-appointed to the role as Senior Coach and 1st XI captain for 2013/2014. Former coaches in Nick Jewell, Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf and Ian Brayshaw departed the club after 2012/2013. David McClean was reappointed into a Junior Development and Chairman of Selectors role, with highly experienced Bruce Waldron appointed as High Performance Manager. Following a difficult period for the club, David McClean was appointed to the role of Acting Senior Coach from Round 5. Matthew Chasemore moved to St Kilda CC after Round 6, with Jayde Herrick appointed as 1st XI captain. The 1st XI finished the year with two wins, but they were in winning positions in so many other matches – just unable to win the crucial moments. It was a year for gaining experience for the young playing group, with the expectation that they will emerge together as a powerful force in the years to come. In a positive note, six players scored over 350 runs, which helped spread the work load amongst the batsmen. The challenge is now set for these totals to all increase. Jake Wood and Jackson Mockett certainly showed positive signs towards the end of the season, indicating they will be excellent 1st XI fast bowlers for the future. It was a great reward to see so many players selected for higher representative honours. It shows that our Junior Development Programs are generating great results, with our high performing players being noticed and selected. The cost of that is seen at the selection table, where in some rounds, seven positions were made available due to representative fixtures. This presented exciting opportunities for players to move up the grades to get valuable experience. However, this realistically means that victories are harder to achieve. The 2nd XI was certainly again good enough to play finals, but they ended up missing out from 8th spot by 8 points after missing out on some likely victories – namely a reverse outright defeat to Casey South Melbourne after holding a very dominant position in the match. The side shared the captaincy once again, which does have an impact on the consistency of the message being delivered. Kierran Voelkl, Liam Tonkin, Coen Chernishoff and Aidan Wheeler did best with the bat. The bowling workload was shared between Billy Humphrey, Jackson Mockett, Aidan Wheeler, Jake Wood and Peter Sofra. The 3rd XI was well led again by Jason Wylie, who captained the side into the finals after quite a consistent year. They finished seventh and played Dandenong in the first final. After being right on top in the final, a lower order recovery from Dandenong proved to be the difference, with the Heat unable to chase down the total on


Day 2. Kiefer Peries was the stand out player in the team in his first season, and will no doubt have a very successful career. The bowling was led by the economical Blake Hogan-Keogh and Aaron McIlroy, with Mitch & Tim Drummond providing good support to a well rounded bowling attack. Cameron Chasemore captained the young 4th XI side again and they had a very successful and dominant year. After spending much of the season in the Top 4, they finished third and defeated Ringwood in the Quarter Final. Unfortunately they were outplayed in the Semi Final against the eventual premiers. With such a young side finding their way in Premier Cricket, it was always going to be a season of development for this group. However to make a Semi Final, it is safe to say they exceeded expectations and will be looking forward to building on these results next season. Cameron Chasemore, Nathan Harford, James Vela and a late season cameo from Jake Bardwell were the key batting contributors, whist Billy Quigley and Liam Bennett were the stand out bowlers. Arrivals The club secured the addition of the following players to the senior list for Season 2013/2014: Brad Baptist (Hawthorn Monash University), Jamin Barron-Toop (Baden Powell), Liam Bennett (Clyde), Simon Black (Hawthorn Monash University), Jake Brown (Carlton), Michael De Iacovo (Darwin), Jarratt Eastburn (North Melbourne), Ben Frith (Heatherhill), Jayde Herrick (returning to FPCC from Casey South Melbourne), Nick Mann (Somerville), Michael McClean (returning to FPCC from Camberwell Magpies), Brad McDonald (returning to FPCC), Aaron McIlroy (Myrtleford), Kiefer Peries (Clyde), Nick Taranto (Tyabb), Liam Tonkin (Hawthorn Monash University), and Luke Walker (record runscorer returning to FPCC). Departures Players who left the club following the 2012/2013 season included: Tom Baron, Alastair Christy, Matthew Christy, Tyler Cox, Chris Dew, Michael Edwards, Robert Fisher, Sam Frawley, James Freeman, Ben Hillard, Ryan Hillard, Zafar Khan, Matt Lineker, Nathan Martin, James Miller, Regan O’Brien, Andrew Proctor, Joshua Wilcox, and Sean Wilson. Thank you to these players for their service to Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club, in particular to Life Member James Miller who contributed significantly to the 1st XI over many years for 175 1st XI matches before moving to Prahran where he won all senior Prahran awards in his first season along with the Premier Cricket Ryder Medal. All members of FPCC were extremely proud to see James recognized with the highest individual honour in our competition after an outstanding all-round career, whilst at the same time sad that it wasn’t with his home club. Volunteers There are a significant amount of volunteers within the Club who deserve recognition for their contributions. Thanks must go to David McClean (Chairman of Selectors), Ian Boldiston (Training and Matchday Setup), Brian Nankervis (Photographer), Martin Wylie (Team Manager), Ivan Ashkenazi (Team Manager), Adrian Coleman (Team Manager, Scorer), Wayne Ross (Scorer), Matt Davis (Scorer), Glen Elmi (Linemarker, Team Manager), Graeme Brewer (Matchday Assistance, Scorer), Jannine Reid (Scorer), Ethan Lock (Scorer), Nick Salerni (Team Manager), Cameron Chasemore (Team Manager), Jason Wylie (Team Manager), Mary Coleman (Canteen), David Archer (Canteen), James Keenan (Canteen), Karen Voelkl (Meals, Afternoon Tea), Noellene McClean (Meals, Canteen, Afternoon Tea), and Sarah Walker (Meals). Thank you must also go to Gary Woolard, Gavin Bock, Chris Cay and Phil Regos from Frankston City Council from their efforts in maintaining the high standards of the Jubilee Park precinct. Board of Management Finally, recognition should be provided to the hard working FPCC Board of Management which included throughout the year: Dennis Prendergast (President), David Archer (Vice President), James Keenan (Vice President), Glenn Davey (Treasurer), Ivan Ashkenazi (Secretary), Richard Brett, Glen Elmi, Chris McCormick, Karen Voelkl and Jason Wylie. Personally, it has been a pleasure to work with a great team in achieving positive outcomes for the Club.

Glenn Davey

General Manager


COaCh’S REPORT

Season 2013/14 was one that will be looked back on with different feelings by everyone at the club, losing senior players is always going to set a clubs progress back and that is a fact. It’s a natural progression that we turn over players and you accept that and get on with the job. I feel it took us a few weeks to brush ourselves off, pick ourselves up and get on with playing cricket. As a club I think we can all be proud of our efforts to do so. I have always believed its easy to hide behind great players but you really learn where you are at when you are fully exposed and out there on your own. We learned some hard lessons along the way but players responded and took on everything that we threw at them.

Our results in the 1st XI were below where they should be and I expect a vast improvement in the coming season. Having said that we did put ourselves in winning positons on several occassions only to let key moments come and go. The 2nd XI once again just missed finals after putting themselves into a good position to make it, they will look back on the season and be hungrier to correct that result. The 3rd XI made the finals after a steady season but were knocked out in the first week. The 4th XI also made finals and went to the second week and fell just short of making a grand final, they all can be very proud of their efforts. There were positives that came out of the season and they were all noted at presentation night and that’s where they should be celebrated. We know we had a lot of Victorian and Australian reps and this impacted heavily on us at the selection table, but would we want to change it? Absolutely not. What it does is give others an opportunity to play in a grade higher than they normally would at that time of their development. We can’t and won’t accept the results that were achieved last year, we can’t and won’t think that we can’t improve. We have heard it all before, the little things are the big things, get fitter, be mentally tougher, learn from our mistakes and make the adjustments needed to become a better player. I can guarantee you that you will hear them over and over again until we get it right. No longer is it acceptable to put on a FPCC shirt and cap and not accept the responsibility that goes with it. We are the guardians of this club for the future generations. I would like to finish by thanking all the captains who filled those rolls throughout the year, to all of our fantastic volunteers, to all of the board members and to Dennis and Glenn, thankyou just does not seem enough lads.

DAVID McCLEAN

DIRECTOR OF COACHING


Finance

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club realised an audited net loss of ($522) for Season 2013/2014 compared to a net profit of $2,283 in Season 2012/2013. This is a reduction of $2,805. The financial information is based on accrual accounting, is exclusive of GST, and includes non-cash transactions such as depreciation and adjustments. To expand, $14,525 of the listed income was still receivable at 30 April 2014, while $13,587 of the listed expenditure was still payable at 30 April 2014. When non cash accounting items (depreciation and inventory adjustments) are disregarded, the actual Operating Profit sits at $2,094. The following explanations are provided for clarification of the result in some areas.

Income: Cricket Victoria As per other seasons, assistance from Cricket Victoria in the form of Distributions, Internet Grant, and Administration Manager Grants is greatly appreciated. Cricket Victoria also assisted in reimbursing costs incurred to host Country Week matches. In respect to the loan with Cricket Victoria for their contribution to the electronic scoreboard, the first four repayments ($20,000 combined) have been made, to reduce the outstanding balance from $35,000 to $15,000. This commitment of $5,000 per year over the next three years is something the Board will carefully continue to plan and budget for. Bar, Canteen and Selection Night Meals. Thanks to the amazing leadership and management of Mary Coleman, the results of the Canteen were again at good levels. The revenue received in the canteen was sufficient to allow sandwiches, rolls, cakes and cordial to be provided for player afternoon teas free of charge. Karen Voelkl also did an amazing job with the Selection Night Meals, making a profit for the club of $1,330. The bar sales reduced by $8,883 (total decrease of $18,606 since 2011/12) which is a dramatic fall, mainly caused by less external functions held at the club rooms. The reduction in bar sales is obviously compensated by the purchase of less bar stock. A strategy looking at increasing the amount of external bookings will take place for next season, such as reducing the facility hire fee to just $100. Membership We again thank the playing group considerably for their strong support of their club through the current membership structure, first implemented at the 2009 AGM. I encourage supporters to strongly consider becoming a social member to further support your Club financially. In a positive note, social members increased from 16 to 26. Playing memberships will increase to $450 for the upcoming season in recognition of the increased cost of Cricket Operations. Social During Season 2013/2014, the Club continued “Heat in the Kitchen”, a series of luncheons which included fine dining, guest speakers and the opportunity to reminisce with past and present friends and family. Though organised very well by Mark Dunsford, these luncheons proved to make a loss of $132 due to reduced attendances. Even though a loss was incurred, the events still provide a valuable opportunity to entertain our sponsors and members. The $5,000 Draw was successfully operated again by Jason Wylie to conclude the season. This was very well supported by players and members, seeing a profit of $2,679 returned to the club, a fine reward after such hard work. The 20 Year Celebration Dinner was an excellent night to reunite with past and present players and members at the Frankston RSL, and it also generated a profit of $2,229. The annual T20 match against the MPCA also generated funds through canteen sales, bar sales and the luncheon.


Sponsorship We are grateful to continue to receive wonderful support from our sponsors, in particular Buildsafe Building Insurances (Phil Graf), Frankston RSL (Rob Morrison), Dunsford Financial Planning (Mark Dunsford), Saxon Sports Frankston (Chris Hall), National Australia Bank (Jacinta Broatch), Reddy Roasts Frankston (Daniel Watts), Graham Quarries (Chris Hutchinson) and C&S Lightweight (Tony Stocker). Thank you to Mark Dunsford who plays a key role on behalf of the club in generating and maintaining positive relationships with new and existing sponsors.

Expenditure: Facility As expected with the quality of facility the Club has access to, there is a considerable amount of expenditure to maintain its presentation and operations such as cleaning costs of $2,368 and materials & repairs of $2,801. Following the renogtiated energy deal signed with Blue NRG, the club has further reduced our energy costs to now be $7,972 for last season. Grounds Ground rental fees payable to the Frankston City Council for the A.H. Butler Oval and Eastern Oval increased slightly to $9,428. Our Ground related expenditure included purchasing paint for the linemarker, along with the purchase of new hessian covers which were needed, and the repair of a number of covers for our new curator to reutilize them. Merchandise $8,068 worth of current merchandise purchases remains on hand to be sold. The Board implemented a new range of clothing designs by Kukri in the 2013/2014 season. This transition saw the merchandise expenditure and in turn merchandise sales dramatically increase as all players obtained a new range of apparel. Playing The Club restructured the coaching model for 2013/14, resulting in a net reduction in coaching costs by $5,123. Other playing costs also included umpiring and scoring fees, where umpiring costs increased by $2,520. Further, indoor practice, facility hire and cricket equipment costs (such as match balls, training balls, ice and training aides) combined to $21,136 to outline the significant investment by the club in playing resources. Travel and Accommodation costs related to the Bush Bash T20 fixtures in Swan Hill, which were reimbursed by Cricket Victoria.

Summary: The Club finances remain very delicately balanced, with the usual annual process of entering into overdraft occurring again in the lead up to Season 2014/2015. The Board will continue to conservatively manage the finances, and look to reassess our investment in some areas in order to ease the financial pressure regularly experienced each winter. The downward trends in sponsorship, bar sales, canteen sales and facility hire are extremely concerning. This indicates the ability to earn club income and restore a surplus is becoming evermore difficult.

GLENN DAVEY

Treasurer


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 3068

FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Profit & Loss Statement Year ended 30 April 2014

Income Expenditure

Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria

Cricket Victoria Allocation $37,221.00

Kookaburra Sponsorship $4,000.00

Other Distributions $2,700.00

Awards Awards

Gala Awards $1,213.62

Trophies $411.82

Gala Awards $1,727.27

Gifts $222.32

Bar Bar

Bar Sales $13,245.30

Bar Staff $480.00

Pots & Glasses $83.73

Bar Stock $9,291.47

Canteen Canteen

Canteen Sales $9,918.73

Fastrack Supplies $2,228.46

Canteen Food Supplies $4,583.02

Other Canteen Costs $9.09

Kitchen Kitchen

Kitchen Sales $4,180.00

Selection Night Food $2,849.74

Function Catering $769.40

Other Kitchen Costs $105.95

Facility Facility

Function Income $818.19

Cleaning $2,367.73

AYCE Program $1,800.00

Foxtel $225.44

Sports Development Program $2,300.00

Insurance $825.52

YCW Facility Reimbursements $2,194.83

Light & Power $7,972.47

Materials & Repairs $2,800.63

Security $456.00

Gas $827.58

Photographs $356.36

Hygiene $286.82

Cash register supplies $13.64

Depreciation $7,625.00

Ground Ground

Hosting Country Week $800.00

Ground Rental $9,428.18

Paint & Equipment $604.40

Hessian/Covers $2,923.50

Management Management

Cricket Victoria Grant $17,500.00

GM Management Fees $17,500.00

Superannuation $1,618.97

WorkCover $179.00

Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Affiliation Fees $794.44


Office Office

CV Internet Grant $500.00

Postage $157.81

Printing $326.91

Telephone $1,132.35

Internet $399.74

Mobile Phone - FPCC $928.85

Playing Playing

Professional Players $9,728.17

Coaching Staff $19,035.00

Umpires $12,191.00

Scorers $1,435.36

Indoor Practice $13,145.43

Training Facility Hire $1,581.83

Cricket Equipment $6,408.97

FPCC Scholarship $63.64

Travel & Accommodation $2,032.72

Junior Development Junior Development

Junior Development $767.64

Indoor Practice $927.27

Membership - Playing Membership - Playing

Membership Fees - Playing $17,763.49 Disputed Sales Invoices 2013-14 $565.46

Membership - Social Membership - Social

Membership Fees - Social $2,363.64

Membership Cards $150.00

Social Membership Vouchers $205.45

Merchandise Merchandise

Merchandise Sales $26,345.00

Merchandise Purchases $31,952.71

Year end expense adjustment ($5,009.31)

Social Social

Presentation Night Sales $4,399.45

Social Expenses $600.00

Lunch Functions $3,350.00

Luncheon Catering $2,992.50

Lunch Raffle & Memorabilia $1,410.00

Luncheon Guest Speakers $1,900.00

Social Events $360.00

Presentation Night $3,911.81

$5000 Draw Tickets $8,145.00

$5000 Draw Expenses $5,466.01

20 Year Dinner Tickets & Raffle $8,221.90

20 Year Dinner Expenses $5,992.44

Function Room Hire $181.82

Sponsorship Sponsorship

Sponsorships $16,227.26

Sponsorship Expenses $969.33

Saxon Sports $5,619.93

BuildSafe $7,272.73

Ritchies Donation $39.01

Donations $1,223.09

NAB Commission $2,222.01

Bunnings BBQ $1,885.00

Audit Audit

Accounting & Audit Fees $2,994.00

Financial Financial

Interest Income $0.58

Bank Charges $1,859.06

Loan Interest $1,200.00

Total Income $205,239.76 Total Expenses $205,761.92

Net Profit (Loss) ($522.16)


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club

PO Box 3068

FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Balance Sheet As at 30 April 2014

2013/2014 2012/2013

Current Assets

General Cheque Account ($3,428.39) ($1,306.56)

Cash on Hand $1,745.40 $1,022.45

Trade Debtors $14,524.69 $9,319.40

Inventories (Merchandise) $8,068.38 $3,059.07

$20,910.08 $12,094.36

Fixed Assets

Right to Clubhouse Use $45,455.00 $45,455.00

Accumulated Amortisation ($45,455.00) ($45,455.00)

Office Equipment $7,139.18 $7,139.18

Materials & Equipment $15,710.00 $15,710.00

Furniture & Fittings $7,230.55 $7,230.55

Accumulated Depreciation ($48,824.00) ($41,199.00)

Electronic Scoreboard $66,713.00 $66,713.00

$47,968.73 $55,593.73

Total Assets $68,878.81 $67,688.09

Liabilities

Trade Creditors $13,587.44 $7,187.50

Cricket Victoria Loan -Current $5,000.00 $5,000.00

Cricket Victoria Loan -Non Current $10,000.00 $15,000.00

GST Liabilities

GST Collected $4,146.64 $4,181.71

GST Paid ($2,160.27) ($2,508.28)

Total GST Liabilities $1,986.37 $1,673.43

Total Liabilities $30,573.81 $28,860.93

Net Assets $38,305.00 $38,827.16

Equity

Accumulated Funds $38,827.16 $36,544.22

Current Earnings ($522.16) $2,282.94

Total Equity $38,305.00 $38,827.16


Season 2013~2014

Round 1 vs Northcote 1st XI at Bill Lawry Oval, 5 October 2013 FPCC 1st XI Debutants: Liam Tonkin (Hawthorn Monash University)

Simon Black (Hawthorn Monash University)

Northcote 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings M Short b CJ McCormick 8 MD McClean c O'Sullivan b L Scammell 13 *B Peake c SD Black b JA Benbow 48 JM Herrick lbw b C Dent 36 C Dent b MF Chasemore 54 MA Gapes c B Baker b L Scammell 1 B Abbatangelo c JM Herrick b SD Black 13 *MF Chasemore c D Grandell b B Peake 24 AA March not out 37 LG Tonkin st B Baker b M Short 9 D Grandell not out 25 SD Wiese b B Abbatangelo 47 M O'Sullivan dnb +RS Salerni lbw b L Scammell 0 +B Baker dnb CJ McCormick run out (M Short, Baker) 18 L Scammell dnb JA Benbow c B Peake b L Scammell 13 B Holt dnb PA Sofra run out (M Short) 1 C Keogh dnb SD Black not out 17 Extras 11 Extras 15 Total 4/196 Total 10/194 Overs 46.1 Overs 49.3 CJ McCormick 9-1-1-33 C Keogh 10-0-0-33 PA Sofra 9.1-0-0-46 B Holt 8-0-0-36 SD Black 8-1-1-39 L Scammell 7.3-2-4-27 JA Benbow 10-0-1-38 C Dent 1-0-1-13 MF Chasemore 10-0-1-40 B Peake 8-1-1-29 M Short 10-0-1-31 B Abbatangelo 5-0-1-22 Northcote won by 6 wickets. Points: Northcote 4, FP 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 8/161 (DB Nankervis 40* NS Taranto 25 JG Wood 25 TS Ryder 2/11 S Harbinson 2/32 NL Hrovatin 2/33) defeated by Northcote 10/235 (J Powick 88 J Sundberg 48 BJ Humphrey 2/30)

3rd XI at Binnak Park, Watsonia

Northcote 6/177(cc) (C Wright 42* N Davine 42 J Miller 34 N Brandon-Jones 29) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/152 (MF De Iacovo 34 J Tong 3/20 J Clay 2/16 MS Grose 2/20 N Brandon-Jones 2/27)

4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval

Frankston Peninsula 5/183 (N Mann 63 N Harford 56 CJ Volitakis 2/12) defeated Northcote 8/181(cc) (J Walker 52* M Heafield 30 CJ Volitakis 29 L Bennett 3/28 T Drummond 3/30)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. S Wiese 2. J Herrick 1. C McCormick

2nd XI - 3. D Nankervis 2. W Crowder 1. N Taranto

3rd XI - 3. G Trueman 2. M De Iacovo 1. B Hogan-Keogh

4th XI - 3. N Harford 2. T Drummond 1. L Bennett


Season 2013~2014

Round 2 vs Greenvale Kangaroos 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 12 October 2013

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Greenvale Kangaroos 1st Innings MD McClean lbw b C Marantelli 26 E Ghasperidis lbw b WI Crowder 46 JM Herrick c C Sandri b R Dhindsa 26 J Damjanovski c J Herrick b JA Benbow 14 MA Gapes c Damjanovski b C Sandri 95 J Lidgett c (sub) b MF Chasemore 75 *MF Chasemore not out 90 D Salpietro not out 80 LG Tonkin lbw b K Phogat 0 *C Sandri b BM Ashkenazi 2 SD Wiese not out 3 +R Collins not out 15 +RS Salerni dnb R Dhindsa dnb WI Crowder dnb C Marantelli dnb CJ McCormick dnb K Phogat dnb JA Benbow dnb P Manser dnb BM Ashkenazi dnb DA McDonald dnb Extras 6 Extras 17 Total 4 cc 246 Total 4/249 Overs 50 Overs 49.2 P Manser 10-0-0-73 JA Benbow 10-0-1-33 C Marantelli 10-2-1-24 BM Ashkenazi 10-1-1-57 R Dhindsa 6-0-1-14 JM Herrick 7-0-0-23 C Sandri 10-0-1-59 MF Chasemore 7.2-0-1-44 D Salpietro 8-0-0-41 CJ McCormick 6-0-0-39 J Damjanovski 2-0-0-13 WI Crowder 9-0-1-43 K Phogat 4-0-1-20 Greenvale Kangaroos won by 6 wickets. Points: FP 0, GK 4 2nd XI at Greenvale Reserve

Greenvale Kangaroos 10/131 JM Martin 41 A Amin 40 GT Trueman 4/11 AI Wheeler 4/28) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 2/132 (G Waterfall 46* NS Taranto 38*)

3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval

Frankston Peninsula 4/267(cc) (L Walker 137* MF De Iacovo 94 J Usher 2/42) defeated Greenvale Kangaroos 10/142 C McInnes 28 B Frith 3/36 A McIlroy 2/17 M Drummond 2/18)

4th XI at JJ Holland Park

Greenvale Kangaroos 10/60 (L Bennett 5/19 T Drummond 2/11 B Quigley 2/12) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 2/63 (Peries 20 Mann 15* Harford 10)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. M Gapes 1. J Benbow

2nd XI - 3. G Trueman 2. A Wheeler 1. G Waterfall

3rd XI - 3. L Walker 2. M De Iacovo 1. A McIlroy

4th XI - 3. L Bennett 2. T Drummond 1. B Quigley


Season 2013~2014

Round 3 vs Carlton 1st XI at Princes Park No. 1 Oval, 19 October 2013

Carlton 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings MC Phelan c RS Salerni b SD Black 73 MD McClean c AC Sweet b NJ Austin 26 JC Hancock c RS Salerni b WI Crowder 45 JM Herrick b AC Sweet 5 +NS Pilon run out (MD McClean) 55 LG Tonkin lbw b AC Sweet 0 TJ Smyth lbw b WI Crowder 13 *MF Chasemore not out 107 LJ McKenna not out 18 +RS Salerni c JC Hancock b CL Millard 30 NJ Ross not out 1 SD Wiese c NS Pilon b TJ Smyth 5 PL McKenna dnb WI Crowder c NS Pilon b NJ Austin 0 *TH Welsford dnb CJ McCormick c LJ McKenna b NJ Austin 4 NJ Austin dnb SD Black c CL Millard b NJ Austin 19 CL Millard dnb JA Benbow not out 2 AC Sweet dnb BM Ashkenazi dnb Extras 1 Extras 7 Total 4/206 Total 8 cc 205 Overs 45.5 Overs 50 JM Herrick 7-0-0-34 AC Sweet 10-2-2-24 SD Black 9-1-1-37 TH Welsford 10-0-0-43 JA Benbow 8.5-1-0-36 NJ Austin 10-1-4-40 BM Ashkenazi 10-0-0-40 TJ Smyth 10-0-1-37 CJ McCormick 6-1-0-24 CL Millard 10-0-1-58 WI Crowder 5-1-2-35 Carlton won by 6 wickets. Points: Carl 4, FP 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 7/194(cc) (L Walker 75* GT Trueman 33 L Reid 29 NS Taranto 28 DR Gilbert 2/35 CA Stevenson 2/39 defeated by Carlton 2/195 (TA McCormick 63 T Buszard 58* J Borg 42*)

3rd XI at Princes Park No. 2 Oval

Carlton 4/149 (RA Phelan 75* TA Williams 58) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/148 (JM Bardwell 45* MF De Iacovo 32 M Quinn 4/22 WC Mills 2/22 JG Corby 2/28)


Frankston Peninsula 2/87 (N Harford 30* T Drummond 27) defeated Carlton 10/86 (T Drummond 3/24 L Bennett 2/20)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. S Black 1. C McCormick

2nd XI - 3. L Walker 2. G Trueman 1. L Reid

3rd XI - 3. J Bardwell 2. M De Iacovo 1. B Frith

4th XI - 3. T Drummond 2. N Harford 1. B Quigley


Season 2013~2014

Round 4 vs Melbourne 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 20 October 2013

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Melbourne 1st Innings LG Tonkin c JW Hart b PJ Smith 3 *A Kent not out 66 MD McClean b PJ Smith 4 M Begbie c RS Salerni b BM Ashkenazi 27 L Walker c A Middlin b C Thompson 0 WN Ryan c L Walker b WI Crowder 13 *MF Chasemore c A Middlin b S Sturrock 35 MJ Brown not out 4 +RS Salerni c & b PJ Smith 12 P Petricola dnb SD Wiese c S Sturrock b PJ Smith 1 J Paynter dnb WI Crowder c M Begbie b S Sturrock 22 +A Middlin dnb CJ McCormick c A Middlin b JW Hart 1 PJ Smith dnb SD Black c MJ Brown b WN Ryan 10 JW Hart dnb JA Benbow lbw b PJ Smith 0 S Sturrock dnb BM Ashkenazi not out 14 C Thompson dnb Extras 9 2 Total 10/111 2/112 Overs 45.2 21.3 C Thompson 6-1-1-19 BM Ashkenazi 7-0-1-38 PJ Smith 10-3-5-15 SD Black 7-2-0-26 J Paynter 7-0-0-31 CJ McCormick 2-0-0-16 S Sturrock 10-3-2-24 JA Benbow 4-0-0-17 JW Hart 10-5-1-13 WI Crowder 1.3-0-1-15 WN Ryan 2.2-0-1-4 Melbourne won by 8 wickets. Points: FP 0, Melb 5 2nd XI at Albert Ground

Melbourne 10/167 (SE Gotch 51* B Way 31 SB Harper 27 PA Sofra 4/38 G Waterfall 2/13) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 7/205(cc) (MF De Iacovo 54 NS Taranto 35 DB Nankervis 30* AJ Boyle 2/35 MC Tucker 2/39)


Frankston Peninsula 10/107 (S Brewin 4/5 T Thompson 4/24) defeated by Melbourne 10/187 (T Jackson 69 M Tomkinson 58 JR Mockett 5/25 A McIlroy 2/34)

4th XI at HG Smith Oval

Melbourne 9/162(cc) (D Minato 34 GN Wijeratne 31 SJ Walker 27 T Drummond 3/28 J Brown 2/29) defeated Frankston Peninsula 8/148(cc) (C Chasemore 35 T Drummond 25 SJ Walker 4/19 T Fidler 2/13)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. W Crowder 1. B Ashkenazi

2nd XI - 3. P Sofra 2. M De Iacovo 1. N Taranto

3rd XI - 3. J Mockett 2. B Hogan-Keogh 1. A McIlroy

4th XI - 3. T Drummond 2. B Quigley 1. C Chasemore


Season 2013~2014

Round 5 vs Hawthorn-Monash University 1st XI at Monash University #1 Oval, 26 October 2013 FPCC 1st XI Debutant: Michael De Iacovo (Darwin CC – NT)

Hawthorn-Monash University 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings J Marnie b JA Benbow 47 MD McClean c T Collett b JI Khan 5 N Willoughby b BM Ashkenazi 10 *JM Herrick c D Alleyne b D O'Shea 44 WA Tavare c D Nankervis b Chasemore 37 MF De Iacovo c J Marnie b T Collett 11 JJ Sampson c B Ashkenazi b Chasemore 17 MF Chasemore c D O'Shea b D Rogers 74 D O'Shea b MF Chasemore 3 SD Wiese run out 24 *G Westgarth c JM Herrick b Chasemore 5 L Walker not out 29 SU Jayasinghe b MF Chasemore 11 SM Boland not out 1 JI Khan not out 5 +DB Nankervis dnb D Rogers c M McClean b Chasemore 0 SD Black dnb T Collett c D Nankervis b SM Boland 1 JA Benbow dnb +D Alleyne dnb BM Ashkenazi dnb Extras 14 Extras 19 Total 10/150 Total 5 cc 207 Overs 46.5 Overs 50 JM Herrick 8-1-0-29 D Rogers 10-0-1-52 SM Boland 7.5-1-1-15 JI Khan 10-3-1-37 BM Ashkenazi 9-1-1-31 T Collett 10-1-1-29 JA Benbow 10-1-1-31 D O'Shea 10-1-1-40 SD Black 6-1-0-14 G Westgarth 6-0-0-27 MF Chasemore 6-1-6-22 WA Tavare 4-0-0-19 Frankston Peninsula won by 57 runs. Points: HMU 0, FP 5 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 8/186(cc) (WI Crowder 39 LG Tonkin 29 RS Salerni 27 KK Voelkl 25 C Ludowyke 3/33 C Grant 2/31 RJ Blair 2/34) defeated by Hawthorn-Monash University 5/182 (S Sriskandarajah 77 MR La Brooy 26 AI Wheeler 2/37) on Deciding Score Method

3rd XI at Monash University #2 Oval

Hawthorn-Monash University drew Frankston Peninsula


Frankston Peninsula drew Hawthorn-Monash University

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. J Herrick 1. J Benbow

2nd XI - 3. W Crowder 2. A Wheeler 1. R Salerni


Season 2013~2014

Round 6 vs Melbourne University 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 2 & 9 November 2013

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Melbourne University 1st Innings MD McClean lbw b JR Bett 52 T Polkinghorne b JM Holland 40 *JM Herrick c JR Bett b GJ Kennedy 22 DB Hutton c D Nankervis b JA Benbow 45 MA Gapes c JR Bett b S Reid 13 *J Leggett not out 106 MF Chasemore c M Simpson b DB Hutton 31 MG Simpson c M Chasemore b J Holland 15 SD Wiese b GJ Kennedy 14 AT Keely c MD McClean b JA Benbow 20 RS Salerni c J Leggett b JR Bett 52 +JG Martignago c SD Black b JA Benbow 21 MF De Iacovo c AT Keely b GJ Kennedy 0 MW Mitchell c RS Salerni b JA Benbow 1 SD Black lbw b JR Bett 2 JR Bett run out (Nankervis,Holland) 14 +DB Nankervis b S Reid 0 S Reid not out 0 JA Benbow not out 4 M Stafford dnb BM Ashkenazi c MG Simpson b JR Bett 0 GJ Kennedy dnb JM Holland dnb Extras 6 Extras 8 Total 10/196 Total 7 dec 270 Overs 70.3 Overs 90 GJ Kennedy 16-6-3-39 JM Herrick 15-2-0-30 M Stafford 16-5-0-36 BM Ashkenazi 13-3-0-26 S Reid 18-6-2-41 SD Black 12-0-0-51 JR Bett 14.3-2-4-58 MF Chasemore 10-3-0-26 DB Hutton 6-3-1-18 JM Holland 20-5-2-65 JA Benbow 20-2-4-67 Melbourne University won by 74 runs. Points: FP 0, Melb Uni 6 2nd XI at Melbourne University Oval

Melbourne University 4/301(dec) (WG Shute 158 C Grant 93 JG Wood 2/39) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 7/302 (KK Voelkl 148* AI Wheeler 74* CE Chernishoff 33 N Green 4/53)


Frankston Peninsula 5/152 (K Peries 75* JK Wylie 38 A Thomas 2/27) defeated Melbourne University 10/150 (T Tudor 45 S Armstrong 29 BJ Humphrey 3/27 JM Bardwell 2/13 JR Mockett 2/22 B Hogan-Keogh 2/26)

4th XI at Crawford Oval

Melbourne University 10/148 (S Hesham 31 B Shepherd 30 JC Eastburn 4/16 J Brown 2/32) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 10/200 (B McDonald 65 DT Elmi 44 T La Brooy 28 S Hesham 3/21 C Butterfield 3/37)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Benbow 2. M McClean 1. R Salerni

2nd XI - 3. K Voelkl 2. A Wheeler 1. J Wood

3rd XI - 3. K Peries 2. B Humphrey 1. J Wylie

4th XI - 3. B McDonald 2. J Eastburn 1. D Elmi


Season 2013~2014

Round 7 vs Footscray Edgewater 1st XI at Mervyn G Hughes Oval, 16 & 23 November 2013

Footscray Edgewater 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings *D Russ c MD McClean b SM Boland 48 MD McClean c M Kelly b M Winter-Irving 26 A Barton c SD Wiese b BM Ashkenazi 0 *JM Herrick c D Kight b JA Haberfield 10 T Dean lbw b JM Herrick 0 MA Gapes c M Winter-Irving b Haberfield 53 +D Kight c J Benbow b BM Ashkenazi 60 KK Voelkl c D Russ b L Dredge 6 S Gautam b JM Herrick 11 SD Wiese lbw b M Kelly 13 M Hill run out (RS Salerni) 10 +RS Salerni c D Kight b JA Haberfield 2 L Dredge c KK Voelkl b BM Ashkenazi 10 MF De Iacovo lbw b H Winter-Irving 17 M Winter-Irving not out 11 SD Black lbw b M Kelly 1 M Nalesnyik b SM Boland 4 JA Benbow c Winter-Irving b Gautam 21 H Winter-Irving not out 0 JG Wood lbw b S Gautam 15 JA Haberfield dnb BM Ashkenazi not out 0 M Kelly dnb SM Boland dnb Extras 14 Extras 2 Total 8/168 Total 10/166 Overs 52.2 Overs 68.5 JM Herrick 22.2-2-2-54 JA Haberfield 21-6-3-46 BM Ashkenazi 6-1-3-28 H Winter-Irving 13-8-1-19 SD Black 4-1-0-11 L Dredge 10-1-1-36 JA Benbow 7-1-0-28 M Winter-Irving 5-2-1-8 SM Boland 13-2-2-33 M Kelly 12-4-2-32 S Gautam 3.5-0-2-10 T Dean 4-2-0-14 Footscray Edgewater won by 2 wickets. Points: FE 6, FP 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/183 (L Walker 47 GT Trueman 43 D Embleton 4/51 S Sidari 2/36) defeated Footscray Edgewater 10/173 (M Nalesnyik 50 P Chaudhary 28 BJ Humphrey 3/31 CJ McCormick 3/45)

3rd XI at Mervyn G Hughes Oval

Footscray Edgewater 6/169(cc) (M Collinson 51 M Gudde 43 W Tonkin 35 J Reid 2/25 T Drummond 2/29 M Drummond 2/31) tied Frankston Peninsula 6/169(cc) (K Peries 41 G Waterfall 35 JK Wylie 33* H Ali 2/27)


Frankston Peninsula 5/272(cc) (B McDonald 118* C Chasemore 102* D Pearce 3/37) defeated Footscray Edgewater 10/80 (J Harkins 25 JR Mockett 2/14 A McIlroy 2/18)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Gapes 2. J Benbow 1. J Herrick

2nd XI - 3. B Humphrey 2. G Trueman 1. L Walker

3rd XI - 3. J Reid 2. J Wylie 1. B Frith

4th XI - 3. B McDonald 2. C Chasemore 1. B Quigley


Season 2013~2014

Round 8 vs Dandenong 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 30 November & 1 December 2013 FPCC 1st XI Debutants: Aidan Wheeler (Mornington – MPCA) Billy Humphrey (Pines – MPCA)

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Dandenong 1st Innings *MD McClean c RJ Hearn b JD Wilcock 5 B Forsyth c AI Wheeler b JA Benbow 44 DT Elmi c T Donnell b M Willcocks 17 *T Donnell c SD Wiese b DT Elmi 69 MA Gapes c T Donnell b M Willcocks 12 AW Gale lbw b BJ Humphrey 17 L Walker c DJ Doran b J Worrell 49 CP Forsyth run out (Walker, S Wiese) 40 +SD Wiese c T Donnell b M Willcocks 76 JL Pattinson c & b JA Benbow 9 KK Voelkl b M Willcocks 21 J Worrell not out 22 AI Wheeler lbw b JD Wilcock 18 +RJ Hearn c McCormick b GT Trueman 14 GT Trueman c JD Wilcock b DJ Doran 12 DJ Doran not out 4 CJ McCormick lbw b JM Butterfield 9 M Willcocks dnb JA Benbow b JM Butterfield 0 JD Wilcock dnb BJ Humphrey not out 0 JM Butterfield dnb Extras 11 Extras 14 Total 10/230 Total 6/233 Overs 81.1 Overs 92 JM Butterfield 13-1-2-50 CJ McCormick 16-5-0-46 JD Wilcock 15.1-4-2-26 BJ Humphrey 15-1-1-48 M Willcocks 22-8-4-49 GT Trueman 15.3-2-1-40 DJ Doran 18-1-1-69 JA Benbow 30-8-2-60 J Worrell 13-1-1-26 AI Wheeler 4.3-0-0-12 DT Elmi 11-2-1-16 Dandenong won by 4 wickets. Points: FP 0, Dand 6 2nd XI at Shepley Oval

Dandenong 7/314(dec) (MA Glenister 74 P Sweeney 65 T Cody 51 C Cooray 30 M Sweeney 29* MS Darvell 26 B Frith 5/57) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/267 (LG Tonkin 122 K Peries 73 J Reid 26 M Sweeney 4/59 DJ Bulakowski 2/14 J Nanopoulos 2/49)


Frankston Peninsula 10/134 (WI Crowder 41 JK Wylie 30 M Davis 4/38 B Fairbanks 3/21) defeated by Dandenong 6/137 (B Murphy 40 B Hogan-Keogh 3/20 L Davis 2/25)

4th XI at Wilson Oval

Dandenong 10/217 (A Gribben 66 AN Heldt 35 J Stones 30 B Quigley 5/44 RF Brett 2/16 WF Kennedy 2/31) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/101 (A McIlroy 47* N Drukeshkumar 6/14 JD Wilkinson 3/24) and 5/139 (B Quigley 50* N Wilcox 34)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. S Wiese 2. J Benbow 1. L Walker

2nd XI - 3. L Tonkin 2. B Frith 1. K Peries

3rd XI - 3. W Crowder 2. B Hogan-Keogh 1. J Wylie

4th XI - 3. B Quigley 2. A McIlroy 1. B Kennedy


Season 2013~2014

Round 9 vs Camberwell Magpies 1st XI at Swan Hill Showgrounds, 7 December 2013

Camberwell Magpies 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings SF Hill c McCormick b WI Crowder 37 *JM Herrick c GS Parker b MJ Whittaker 4 TB Rickarby c MA Gapes b JA Benbow 12 DT Elmi c JC Lampard b WG Walker 0 TV Russ c & b CJ McCormick 6 MD McClean c BG Drew b WG Walker 1 GS Parker not out 40 MA Gapes c SF Hill b MJ Whittaker 2 JC Lampard not out 62 KK Voelkl c GS Parker b TV Russ 27 *BG Drew dnb +SD Wiese c AF Eldridge b TV Russ 10 +AF Eldridge dnb GT Trueman c WG Walker b SG O'Brien 13 JP McNamara dnb WI Crowder c MJ Whittaker b TV Russ 0 SG O'Brien dnb CJ McCormick not out 13 WG Walker dnb JA Benbow c BG Drew b SG O'Brien 6 MJ Whittaker dnb BJ Humphrey st AF Eldridge b JP McNamara 1 Extras 15 Extras 4 Total 3 cc 172 Total 10/81 Overs 20 Overs 19.2 JM Herrick 4-0-0-35 WG Walker 4-0-2-14 JA Benbow 4-0-1-38 MJ Whittaker 4-1-2-20 WI Crowder 4-0-1-21 TV Russ 4-1-3-12 CJ McCormick 3-0-1-18 SG O'Brien 4-0-2-17 GT Trueman 2-0-0-15 JP McNamara 3.2-0-1-18 BJ Humphrey 3-0-0-37 Camberwell Magpies won by 91 runs. Points: CM 2, FP 0 (Twenty20) 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 5/129 (L Walker 53 BK Watkins 3/29 LR Mahon 2/22) defeated by Camberwell Magpies 7/137(cc) (TC Leoncelli 51 B Hogan-Keogh 4/30)


Camberwell Magpies 8/115(cc) (JT O'Connell 32 JM Bardwell 2/17) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 2/116 (T La Brooy 78* N Chancellor 2/19)

4th XI at Camberwell Sports Ground

Frankston Peninsula 2/121 (J Vela 73* WF Kennedy 28) defeated by Camberwell Magpies 8/148(cc) (MJ Parker 51 S Bhargave 32 SA Eastham 30 WF Kennedy 2/23)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. K Voelkl 2. W Crowder 1. G Trueman

2nd XI - 3. L Walker 2. J Mockett 1. B Hogan-Keogh

3rd XI - 3. T La Brooy 2. J Bardwell 1. T Drummond

4th XI - 3. J Vela 2. B Kennedy 1. L Bennett


Season 2013~2014

Round 10 vs Carlton 1st XI at Alan Garden Reserve, Swan Hill, 7 December 2013

Carlton 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings D Peter-Budge lbw b JM Herrick 0 *JM Herrick c LJ McKenna b CM Salm 12 NJ Ross b CJ McCormick 4 DT Elmi b CM Salm 3 TJ Smyth not out 64 MD McClean c T Buszard b RN Sidebottom 1 LJ McKenna not out 27 MA Gapes c LJ McKenna b TJ Smyth 18 MC Phelan dnb KK Voelkl c RN Sidebottom b TH Welsford 14 T Buszard dnb +SD Wiese c J Borg b TJ Smyth 1 *TH Welsford dnb GT Trueman b TH Welsford 18 +J Borg dnb WI Crowder c J Borg b RN Sidebottom 0 NJ Austin dnb CJ McCormick b NJ Austin 10 CM Salm dnb JA Benbow not out 1 RN Sidebottom dnb BJ Humphrey not out 1 Extras 4 Extras 17 Total 2/99 Total 9 cc 96 Overs 14 Overs 20 JM Herrick 4-0-1-19 CM Salm 4-0-2-15 CJ McCormick 3-0-1-25 RN Sidebottom 4-1-2-14 JA Benbow 3-0-0-26 TH Welsford 4-0-2-18 WI Crowder 4-0-0-28 NJ Austin 2-0-1-18 TJ Smyth 4-1-2-13 T Buszard 2-0-0-12 Carlton won by 8 wickets. Points: Carl 2, FP 0 (Twenty20) 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 7/103(cc) (DB Nankervis 25 HJ Smyth 3/20) tied Carlton 8/103(cc) (CL Millard 25* D Colaco 25 JR Mockett 4/5 PA Sofra 2/30)


Carlton 8/130(cc) (JG Corby 34 B Quigley 4/25) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 2/133 (T La Brooy 78 T Drummond 38*)

4th XI at Camberwell Sports Ground

Frankston Peninsula 7/113(cc) (J Vela 35 M Wilson 2/15 JR Stevenson 2/21) defeated by Carlton 2/117 (BT Pickles 48 O Langoulant 29* WF Kennedy 2/16)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Herrick 2. G Trueman 1. C McCormick

2nd XI - 3. J Mockett 2. D Nankervis 1. C Chernisoff

3rd XI - 3. T La Brooy 2. B Quigley 1. T Drummond

4th XI - 3. J Vela 2. B Kennedy 1. C Chasemore


Season 2013~2014 Round 11 vs St Kilda 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 14 December 2013

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings St Kilda 1st Innings DT Elmi c WA Russell b D Mueller 2 P Handscomb lbw b JM Herrick 12 L Walker st D Rowan b J Muirhead 5 *G Rummans c MA Gapes b JA Benbow 27 +SD Wiese c & b B Baxter 31 MF Chasemore c GT Trueman b JA Benbow 24 KK Voelkl c P Handscomb b Forbes 16 WA Russell c Trueman b C McCormick 14 JM Herrick c WA Russell b J Muirhead 38 DM Forbes not out 41 MA Gapes st D Rowan b J Muirhead 0 J Muirhead b JM Herrick 5 *MD McClean not out 7 J Manning not out 5 GT Trueman b B Baxter 1 +D Rowan dnb CJ McCormick not out 6 D Mueller dnb JA Benbow dnb B Baxter dnb BJ Humphrey dnb C Ross dnb Extras 7 8 Total 7/113 5 cc 136 Overs 20 20 D Mueller 4-0-1-11 JM Herrick 4-0-2-22 B Baxter 4-0-2-20 CJ McCormick 3-0-1-28 J Muirhead 4-0-3-15 DT Elmi 2-0-0-21 C Ross 3-0-0-33 JA Benbow 4-0-2-18 DM Forbes 3-0-1-16 GT Trueman 4-0-0-26 J Manning 2-0-0-14 BJ Humphrey 3-0-0-20 St Kilda won by 23 runs. Points: FP 0, St K 2 (Twenty20) 2nd XI at Junction Oval

St Kilda 5/135(cc) (J Cooper 47 T Morris 35 L Mildenhall 27 J Reid 2/23) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 4/138 (T La Brooy 55 CE Chernishoff 36 J Jowett 2/19)

3rd XI at Toorak Park

Frankston Peninsula 9/108 (D Meddings 2/11 JA Tyquin 2/19) defeated by St Kilda 4/131(cc) (L Holmes 50* JM Bardwell 3/12)


St Kilda 2/87 (MJ Powell 44* RG D'Leema 28) defeated Frankston Peninsula 5/86(cc) (WF Kennedy 31 BP Muirhead 2/13 C Souter 2/15)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Herrick 2. J Benbow 1. S Wiese

2nd XI - 3. T La Brooy 2. C Chernishoff 1. J Reid

3rd XI - 3. J Bardwell 2. N Taranto 1. P Sofra

4th XI - 3. B Kennedy 2. B Quigley 1. J Vela


Season 2013~2014 Round 12 vs Prahran 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 14 December 2013

Prahran 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings AG Bull not out 46 DT Elmi c NM McNally b BE McGain 20 NP Morrey c SD Wiese b SM Boland 2 L Walker b JF Miller 2 JF Miller c L Walker b JA Benbow 17 +SD Wiese st S Coates b NM McNally 1 JW Taylor not out 1 KK Voelkl c AG Bull b BE McGain 6 LJ Murphy dnb MA Gapes b SJ Grimwade 6 NM McNally dnb *MD McClean st S Coates b BE McGain 5 *+S Coates dnb SM Boland not out 16 N Schlittler dnb GT Trueman lbw b BE McGain 0 SS Singh dnb CJ McCormick c & b NP Morrey 1 BE McGain dnb JA Benbow lbw b JF Miller 2 SJ Grimwade dnb BJ Humphrey b SS Singh 4 Extras 6 6 Total 2/72 10/69 Overs 14.5 19.4 SM Boland 4-0-1-12 JF Miller 4-1-2-12 BJ Humphrey 3-0-0-23 SS Singh 1.4-0-1-9 GT Trueman 4-1-0-9 NM McNally 4-2-1-7 JA Benbow 3.5-0-1-28 SJ Grimwade 4-0-1-15 BE McGain 4-0-4-17 NP Morrey 2-1-1-6 Prahran won by 8 wickets. Points: Prah 2, FP 0 (Twenty20) 2nd XI at Junction Oval

Frankston Peninsula 7/139(cc) (T La Brooy 40 B McDonald 35 M Singh 3/28 PE Cassidy 2/31) defeated Prahran 7/123 (VP Parikh 29 A Powell 25 JG Wood 3/31)

3rd XI at Toorak Park

Prahran 2/151(cc) (RM Bricker 57 AK Manteit 50 WN Long 29*) defeated Frankston Peninsula 5/133 (T Drummond 46*)


Frankston Peninsula 9/93 (WF Kennedy 25 D Van Der Merwe 3/13 J Peters 2/20) defeated by Prahran 3/121(cc) (H Brown 52* A Mills 26 I Majumdar 25 J Barron-Toop 2/13)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. S Boland 2. D Elmi 1. G Trueman

2nd XI - 3. J Wood 2. T La Brooy 1. B McDonald

3rd XI - 3. T Drummond 2. A McIlroy 1. P Sofra

4th XI - 3. B Kennedy 2. C Chasemore 1. J Barron-Toop


Season 2013~2014

Round 13 vs Geelong 1st XI at Geelong Cricket Ground, 21 December 2013

Geelong 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings K Sawas c RS Salerni b JA Benbow 24 *MD McClean lbw b MA Carson 13 +JL Crosthwaite c RS Salerni b GT Trueman 40 DT Elmi c JJ McPhee b LT Muller 48 E Vines lbw b JA Benbow 14 MA Gapes b J Reed 0 H Butterworth c MA Gapes b BM Ashkenazi 59 SD Wiese c JL Crosthwaite b J Reed 2 *MM Harrison c RS Salerni b DT Elmi 44 L Walker not out 85 A Cairns c & b CJ McCormick 22 +RS Salerni b L Ford 8 LT Muller c RS Salerni b BM Ashkenazi 7 SM Boland c E Vines b JJ McPhee 5 L Ford not out 0 GT Trueman not out 45 JJ McPhee not out 4 CJ McCormick dnb MA Carson dnb JA Benbow dnb J Reed dnb BM Ashkenazi dnb Extras 3 Extras 8 Total 7/217 Total 6 cc 214 Overs 48.3 Overs 50 SM Boland 10-0-0-33 J Reed 10-0-2-37 BM Ashkenazi 7.3-0-2-54 MA Carson 6-0-1-39 CJ McCormick 7-0-1-35 LT Muller 10-1-1-28 JA Benbow 10-2-2-32 JJ McPhee 9-1-1-43 GT Trueman 10-1-1-41 L Ford 10-1-1-36 DT Elmi 4-0-1-20 A Cairns 2-0-0-14 H Butterworth 3-0-0-14 Geelong won by 3 wickets. Points: Geel 4, FP 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/246 (CE Chernishoff 102 LG Tonkin 40 AD Di Giacomo 3/36 C Williams 2/40 MJ Gunther 2/48) defeated Geelong 10/188 (A Hodgson 48 M Reid 32 MJ Gunther 27 BJ Humphrey 3/32 JG Wood 3/50 JR Mockett 2/33)

3rd XI at Kardinia Park West

Geelong 0/80 (C Irvine 42* D Flanigan 32*) defeated

Frankston Peninsula 10/79 (J Westhorpe 3/9 J Sheppard 3/25 S Condy 2/35) 4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/139 (J Vela 75 SA Anderson 3/11 J Collins 3/19) defeated by Geelong 8/186(cc) (H McMahon 40 W Noall 30 D McMahon 25 L Davis 2/28 B Quigley 2/31 J Voelkl 2/39)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. L Walker 2. G Trueman 1. D Elmi

2nd XI - 3. C Chernishoff 2. W Crowder 1. J Mockett

3rd XI - 3. N Taranto 2. P Sofra 1. G Waterfall

4th XI - 3. J Vela 2. B Quigley 1. L Davis


Season 2013~2014

Round 14 vs Ringwood 1st XI at A.H.Butler Oval, 11 & 18 January 2014

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Ringwood 1st Innings *MD McClean st Loorham b PW Ashton 29 DA King run out (McClean, McCormick) 70 JM Herrick c J Loorham b IG Holland 4 NM Walsh c DB Nankervis b SM Boland 10 MA Gapes lbw b JM Freeman 8 *TD Stray b BM Ashkenazi 1 SD Wiese c MD Topp b PW Ashton 18 IG Holland c JM Herrick b BM Ashkenazi 25 L Walker lbw b MD Topp 38 +JD Loorham not out 102 DT Elmi st Loorham b PW Ashton 4 JC Blain lbw b BM Ashkenazi 0 +DB Nankervis c TD Stray b DA King 10 GJ Kellar not out 1 GT Trueman c TD Stray b JM Freeman 17 PW Ashton dnb CJ McCormick b IG Holland 21 JM Freeman dnb JA Benbow c NM Walsh b MF Fotia 23 MD Topp dnb BM Ashkenazi not out 0 MF Fotia dnb SM Boland dnb Extras 9 Extras 13 Total 10/181 Total 5 dec 220 Overs 82.4 Overs 55 MD Topp 15-9-1-23 BM Ashkenazi 15-4-3-47 IG Holland 18-6-2-39 CJ McCormick 6-0-0-26 MF Fotia 10.4-1-1-29 SM Boland 14-2-1-51 JM Freeman 11-4-2-19 GT Trueman 7-0-0-30 PW Ashton 19-2-3-50 JA Benbow 10-2-0-47 DA King 9-5-1-13 DT Elmi 3-1-0-17 Frankston Peninsula 2nd Innings *MD McClean not out 39 JM Herrick lbw b DA King 11 MA Gapes not out 71 MD Topp 5-0-0-24 MF Fotia 6-0-0-30 Extras 5 DA King 4-0-1-20 Total 1/126 IG Holland 2-0-0-11 Overs 24 PW Ashton 7-1-0-40 Ringwood won by 5 wickets. Points: FP 0, Ring 6 2nd XI at Russell Lucas Oval

Ringwood 6/197 (TM Freeman 59 DJ Rawson 34 BT Walsh 34* JP Court 28 BJ Humphrey 3/56 JG Wood 2/48) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/195 (WI Crowder 74* CE Chernishoff 43 BJ Humphrey 30 BD Allan 6/39 BT Walsh 3/56)


Frankston Peninsula 3/296(dec) (B McDonald 133* G Waterfall 110* BC Emmett 2/38) defeated Ringwood 10/236 (JR Ludgater 67 JC Rushton 63 PA Sofra 3/45 T Drummond 2/18 A McIlroy 2/36)

4th XI at Jubilee Park (Ringwood) #2 Oval

Ringwood 10/193 (TJ Roger 51 RL Hayes-Rosario 30 MG Brearley 26 L Davis 2/24 M Drummond 2/28 L Bennett 2/34) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/86 (J Vela 29 MC Newman 5/19 MG Brearley 3/18) and 3/136 (J Vela 71* MC Newman 2/12)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. B Ashkenazi 2. L Walker 1. J Benbow

2nd XI - 3. W Crowder 2. B Humphrey 1. C Chernishoff

3rd XI - 3. B McDonald 2. G Waterfall 1. A McIlroy

4th XI - 3. J Vela 2. L Bennett 1. B Quigley


Season 2013~2014

Round 15 vs Fitzroy Doncaster 1st XI at Schramms Reserve #1, 25 January & 1 February 2014 FPCC 1st XI Debutants: Coen Chernishoff (Baden Powell – MPCA) Jackson Mockett (Skye – MPCA)

Fitzroy Doncaster 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings MJ Bremner c SD Wiese b JG Wood 22 MD McClean lbw b E Alavi 81 *PJ Dickson b JG Wood 44 CE Chernishoff c J Augustin b PJ Dickson 1 TV Sheehan c MD McClean b JG Wood 5 MA Gapes lbw b PJ Dickson 22 L Banthorpe c JR Mockett b JG Wood 33 L Walker not out 126 L Mash b JR Mockett 123 *JM Herrick not out 100 +J Augustin c SD Wiese b BJ Humphrey 3 +SD Wiese dnb D Motschall c JM Herrick b JR Mockett 63 GT Trueman dnb CA Moore not out 14 JA Benbow dnb E Alavi c JA Benbow b JR Mockett 5 JG Wood dnb K Nayager c JM Herrick b JR Mockett 1 JR Mockett dnb SK Duckworth not out 5 BJ Humphrey dnb SM Boland dnb Extras 24 Extras 11 Total 9/342 Total 3 dec 341 Overs 79.4 Overs 97 SM Boland 16-2-0-62 CA Moore 10-1-0-46 JM Herrick 8-1-0-25 PJ Dickson 22-6-2-71 JR Mockett 11.4-0-4-60 K Nayager 16-6-0-48 JG Wood 10-1-4-44 SK Duckworth 24-5-0-84 JA Benbow 10-1-0-44 E Alavi 21-3-1-68 BJ Humphrey 13-5-1-47 D Motschall 4-0-0-14 GT Trueman 11-1-0-47 Fitzroy Doncaster won by 1 wicket. Points: FD 6, FP 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/199 (DB Nankervis 42 DT Elmi 36 B McDonald 29 S Huntley 5/26 T Baker 4/58) defeated by Fitzroy Doncaster 7/331(dec) (N Vardi 138 J Rudd 67 J Blyth 48 S Villani 29 AI Wheeler 4/98 CJ McCormick 2/58)

3rd XI at Schramms Reserve #2

Fitzroy Doncaster 10/258 (ES Martin 61 M Grace 52 J Considine 46 M Drummond 4/47 A McIlroy 2/43) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 6/273(dec) (J Vela 126* K Peries 47 PA Sofra 43* A Cattanach 2/37)


Frankston Peninsula 7/206 (C Chasemore 75 N Harford 50 JB Moore 2/43) defeated Fitzroy Doncaster 10/201 (DT Watts 63 NW Taylor 47 B Quigley 3/12 N Mann 2/24 J Voelkl 2/30)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. L Walker 2. J Herrick 1. M McClean

2nd XI - 3. A Wheeler 2. C McCormick 1. D Nankervis

3rd XI - 3. J Vela 2. M Drummond 1. P Sofra

4th XI - 3. B Quigley 2. C Chasemore 1. N Harford


Season 2013~2014

Round 16 vs Monash Tigers 1st XI at A.H.Butler Oval, 8 & 9 February 2014

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Monash Tigers 1st Innings SD Wiese b AB Wise 68 +SA Koop lbw b JG Wood 21 CE Chernishoff c DJ Sartori b AB Wise 3 MJ King c DB Nankervis b JM Herrick 8 MA Gapes c SA Koop b AB Wise 1 CL White c & b JA Benbow 59 L Walker lbw b AB Wise 3 S Garrett c JG Wood b JA Benbow 35 *JM Herrick c W Sheridan b SE Griffin 11 DT Christian b JG Wood 39 SM Boland c SA Koop b DT Christian 31 W Sheridan c JG Wood b JA Benbow 69 JM Holland c S Garrett b CL White 11 DJ Sartori lbw b JG Wood 0 +DB Nankervis lbw b SE Griffin 35 SJ Taylor c DB Nankervis b JM Herrick 16 JA Benbow c SA Koop b DT Christian 11 SL Kerber c L Walker b DT Elmi 41 JG Wood lbw b SE Griffin 14 SE Griffin not out 20 BJ Humphrey not out 1 *AB Wise b DT Elmi 0 DT Elmi dnb Extras 6 Extras 17 Total 10/195 Total 10/325 Overs 63.4 Overs 77.3 AB Wise 13-6-4-33 SM Boland 18-4-0-67 DT Christian 17-4-2-42 JM Herrick 13-1-2-49 S Garrett 10-2-0-38 JG Wood 11-1-3-34 SE Griffin 8.4-2-3-28 BJ Humphrey 8-0-0-57 CL White 12-4-1-34 JM Holland 3-1-0-2 SL Kerber 3-0-0-19 JA Benbow 16-1-3-84 DT Elmi 7.3-2-2-23 MA Gapes 1-0-0-1 Monash Tigers won on first innings. Points: FP 0, Monash 6 2nd XI at Central Reserve North

Monash Tigers 8/301(dec) (DJ Matarazzo 115* AH Delmont 81 SA Edwards 25 M Drummond 2/30 JR Mockett 2/35 WI Crowder 2/50) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/160 (AI Wheeler 51 WI Crowder 29 DJ Matarazzo 6/44 BD Torney 3/32)


Frankston Peninsula 6/122 (J Vela 40 BC Durrant 2/18) defeated Monash Tigers 10/108 (M Sazenis 30 B Hogan-Keogh 3/13 A McIlroy 3/15 T Drummond 2/13 B Frith 2/24)

4th XI at Central Reserve South

Monash Tigers 10/299 (B Holst 81* D Krelle 69 C Parker 35 J King 27 RA Foulstone 25 JM Bardwell 3/55 L Bennett 2/31 J Brown 2/35) drew Frankston Peninsula 8/236 (N Harford 70 N Mann 35* Z Wilson 3/41 C Parker 2/22)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. S Wiese 2. J Wood 1. D Nankervis

2nd XI - 3. A Wheeler 2. W Crowder 1. G Trueman

3rd XI - 3. B Hogan-Keogh 2. A McIlroy 1. B Frith

4th XI - 3. N Harford 2. J Bardwell 1. N Mann


Season 2013~2014

Round 17 vs Casey-South Melbourne 1st XI at Casey Fields #4, 15 & 22 February 2014

Casey-South Melbourne 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings JD Holden b JM Herrick 6 MD McClean lbw b MS Wade 19 S Mullaney c DB Nankervis b JM Herrick 6 SD Wiese run out (MS Wade) 12 LJ Sperling c DB Nankervis b JG Wood 35 MA Gapes c DJ Watson b N Freitag 56 MS Wade c JM Holland b JG Wood 73 JA Benbow c JD Holden b L Diston 25 DJ Watson c MA Gapes b JG Wood 9 L Walker c CJ Hall b S Mullaney 16 RG Elston lbw b JM Herrick 2 *JM Herrick c M Wakefield b N Freitag 0 *CJ Hall lbw b JM Holland 28 CE Chernishoff c M Wakefield b N Freitag 0 SD Black lbw b JM Holland 15 DT Elmi not out 61 L Diston c SM Boland b JA Benbow 11 AI Wheeler lbw b S Mullaney 0 +M Wakefield lbw b JM Holland 0 +DB Nankervis not out 9 AJ Perera not out 1 JG Wood dnb N Freitag dnb JM Holland dnb SM Boland dnb Extras 13 Extras 3 Total 10/199 Total 8/201 Overs 72.1 Overs 81.5 JM Herrick 17-3-3-57 AJ Perera 11-4-0-31 SM Boland 18-2-0-53 S Mullaney 16-3-2-43 JG Wood 12-2-3-45 SD Black 13-4-0-23 JM Holland 16-7-3-32 MS Wade 3-0-1-5 MA Gapes 1-0-0-2 CJ Hall 16.5-6-0-33 JA Benbow 8.1-7-1-2 N Freitag 17-4-3-48 L Diston 5-2-1-17 Frankston Peninsula won by 2 wickets. Points: CSM 0, FP 6 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/203 (DT Elmi 89 AI Wheeler 33* G Waterfall 26 JN Wyatt 3/54) and 4/116(dec) (G Waterfall 54* LG Tonkin 27 MT Wallace 3/18) defeated by Casey-South Melbourne 10/109 (MT Wallace 25 BJ Humphrey 4/24 JR Mockett 4/27) and 8/212 (S Maggs 52 JN Wyatt 35 PA Sofra 3/53 CJ McCormick 2/24)

3rd XI at Casey Fields #5

Casey-South Melbourne 10/205 (B Glen 42 L Newton 40 R Eaton 30 D Doyle 28 B Hogan-Keogh 5/45) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 7/281(dec) (B McDonald 65 M De Iacovo 43 N Taranto 40 K Peries 40* PA Sofra 36 L Reid 29 B Pappas 2/50)


Frankston Peninsula 4/129 (C Chasemore 49 B Mur 4/51) and 3/75 (JM Bardwell 35* C Tout 2/30) defeated Casey-South Melbourne 10/54 (T Drummond 7/10) and 10/148 (BJ Radhakrishnan 57 T Feldgen 4/26 L Bennett 3/26 B Quigley 2/36)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Wood 2. J Benbow 1. J Holland

2nd XI - 3. D Elmi 2. J Mockett 1. B Humphrey

3rd XI - 3. B Hogan-Keogh 2. B McDonald 1. N Taranto

4th XI - 3. T Drummond 2. C Chasemore 1. J Bardwell


Season 2013~2014

Round 18 vs Essendon 1st XI at A.H.Butler Oval, 1 & 8 March 2014

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Essendon 1st Innings MD McClean lbw b C McKay 16 A Shellie c MA Gapes b JG Wood 22 SD Wiese st A Ayre b FW Stewart 45 *B MacRae c MA Gapes b JR Mockett 6 MA Gapes c S Mire b M Doric 23 +A Ayre c L Walker b DT Elmi 172 L Walker c B MacRae b N Perera 20 S Mire lbw b DT Elmi 20 *JM Herrick run out (McMinn, A Ayre) 53 J Seymour b JR Mockett 6 DT Elmi b N Perera 4 B McMinn c MD McClean b JM Herrick 3 CE Chernishoff b FW Stewart 0 C McKay c DB Nankervis b DT Elmi 23 +DB Nankervis c A Shellie b L Cameron 27 FW Stewart c L Walker b MA Gapes 45 JA Benbow lbw b C McKay 13 N Perera not out 1 JG Wood st A Ayre b FW Stewart 9 L Cameron run out (Mockett, Nankervis) 5 BM Ashkenazi not out 9 M Doric not out 0 JR Mockett dnb Extras 4 Extras 9 Total 10/223 Total 9 dec 312 Overs 77.1 Overs 77.5 C McKay 19-5-2-29 JM Herrick 21-4-1-85 M Doric 14-4-1-61 JG Wood 14-2-1-55 L Cameron 18-6-1-42 JR Mockett 10-2-2-27 FW Stewart 15.1-0-3-52 MA Gapes 4.5-1-1-30 N Perera 11-2-2-39 JA Benbow 12-0-0-44 DT Elmi 16-2-3-64 Essendon won by 89 runs. Points: FP 0, Ess 6 2nd XI at Windy Hill

Essendon 1/209 (S McNamara 119* J Galeotti 82 ) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/196 (B McDonald 47 KK Voelkl 47 CJ McCormick 25 L Siaka 3/15 N Ingleton 2/33 J Eaton 2/41)


Frankston Peninsula 7/228 (K Peries 81 MF De Iacovo 48 NS Taranto 31 T Drummond 26* N Biscontin 4/57) defeated Essendon 8/226(dec) (J Dickinson 69 A Pisani 57 J Ford 27 S Khan 26 M Drummond 4/43 A McIlroy 2/49)

4th XI at Cross Keys Reserve

Essendon 10/122 (JM Bardwell 2/9 JC Eastburn 2/11 J Brown 2/22) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 7/184 (JM Bardwell 73* C Chasemore 28* D Mighell 4/66 ML Worsnop 2/27)

Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Herrick 2. S Wiese 1. J Mockett

2nd XI - 3. K Voelkl 2. B McDonald 1. P Sofra

3rd XI - 3. K Peries 2. M Drummond 1. M De Iacovo

4th XI - 3. J Bardwell 2. B Quigley 1. L Davis


Season 2013~2014

3rd XI FINALS

Two Day Qualifying Final vs Dandenong 3rd XI at Casey Fields # 4, 15 & 16 March 2014

Dandenong 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings *MA Boraston c JK Wylie b B Frith 2 K Peries b PM Boraston 5 B Murphy lbw b A McIlroy 20 J Vela lbw b J Sheerin 17 JJ Allen c T Drummond b A McIlroy 11 NS Taranto c MW Rowe b PM Boraston 8 J Mackenzie run out (A McIlroy, L Reid) 5 B McDonald c & b J Amsterdam 34 +MW Rowe lbw b B Hogan-Keogh 39 T Drummond b PM Boraston 3 D Heverin c JK Wylie b T Drummond 12 *JK Wylie c B Murphy b J Amsterdam 3 J Amsterdam c L Reid b B Frith 10 +L Reid not out 48 J Slater b B Hogan-Keogh 4 J Reid lbw b PM Boraston 6 PM Boraston b M Drummond 52 B Hogan-Keogh c J Mackenzie b J Sheerin 2 B Lambden c L Reid b B Frith 8 B Frith c J Mackenzie b J Slater 8 J Sheerin not out 5 A McIlroy lbw b J Slater 0 N Drukeshkumar dnb M Drummond dnb Extras 15 Extras 12 Total 10/183 Total 10/146 Overs 72.1 Overs 51 B Frith 18-4-3-49 N Drukeshkumar 4-0-0-24 M Drummond 18.1-8-1-29 J Amsterdam 6-1-2-25 B Hogan-Keogh 15-10-2-24 PM Boraston 18-8-4-21 A McIlroy 6-2-2-15 J Sheerin 17-6-2-54 J Reid 6-1-0-15 J Slater 6-1-2-12 T Drummond 9-1-1-39 Dandenong won by 37 runs.


Season 2013~2014

4th XI FINALS

Two Day Qualifying Final vs Ringwood 4th XI at Russell Lucas Oval, 15 & 16 March 2014

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Ringwood 1st Innings *C Chasemore c TJ Roger b MG Brearley 4 B Grace run out (J Voelkl) 14 J Voelkl run out (B Grace, TJ Roger) 7 +TJ Roger c N Harford b L Bennett 12 +N Harford c R Armstrong b RB Curley 68 ED Smeed c N Harford b J Brown 1 JM Bardwell c TJ Roger b JJ Roberts 68 TJ McGown c C Chasemore b L Davis 26 WF Kennedy not out 24 JJ Roberts b JC Eastburn 2 N Mann not out 13 JA Barnett lbw b L Bennett 21 B Quigley dnb RB Curley c C Chasemore b JC Eastburn 0 JC Eastburn dnb J Kilby c JC Eastburn b B Quigley 46 L Davis dnb MC Newman st N Harford b J Voelkl 35 T Feldgen dnb MG Brearley not out 18 L Bennett dnb *R Armstrong not out 0 J Brown dnb MJ Daniels dnb Extras 8 Extras 13 Total 4/192 Total 9 dec 188 Overs 78 Overs 80 MG Brearley 15-5-1-30 B Quigley 12-9-1-17 RB Curley 13-6-1-25 L Bennett 16-5-2-34 MC Newman 9-3-0-17 JM Bardwell 9-1-0-31 MJ Daniels 11-1-0-28 J Brown 14-6-1-27 J Kilby 14-4-0-27 T Feldgen 3-0-0-16 JA Barnett 4-0-0-34 L Davis 7-1-1-21 R Armstrong 4-1-0-11 JC Eastburn 14-4-2-29 JJ Roberts 7-4-1-9 WF Kennedy 3-2-0-4 TJ McGown 1-0-0-7 J Voelkl 2-2-1-0 Frankston Peninsula won by 6 wickets.


Season 2013~2014

4th XI FINALS

Two Day Semi Final vs Hawthorn-Monash University 4th XI at Monash University #1 Oval, 22 & 23 March 2014

Hawthorn-Monash University 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings KA Pereira c J Vela b T Feldgen 41 *C Chasemore c P Jhala b AA Lewis 40 +ED Mayadunne c JC Eastburn b WF Kennedy 11 J Voelkl c S Stacey b P Jhala 34 S Ivetic run out 17 +N Harford c D Malalasekera b SJ Cannon 23 *P Jhala c & b B Quigley 48 J Vela c & b SJ Cannon 0 S Stacey c & b B Quigley 2 WF Kennedy c ED Mayadunne b SJ Cannon 5 SJ Cannon c J Vela b JC Eastburn 12 N Mann lbw b AA Lewis 9 N DeSilva run out 16 B Quigley c ED Mayadunne b AA Lewis 11 S Dagys c N Mann b JC Eastburn 3 JC Eastburn c M Potts b AA Lewis 0 M Potts not out 31 L Davis b P Jhala 4 Z Chanel run out 9 T Feldgen not out 18 D Malalasekera not out 0 L Bennett lbw b P Jhala 1 AA Lewis dnb J Brown dnb Extras 54 Extras 3 Total 9 cc 244 Total 10/152 Overs 90 Overs 56.1 B Quigley 21-6-2-48 AA Lewis 16-4-4-41 L Bennett 7-1-0-21 M Potts 5-2-0-25 WF Kennedy 10-2-1-16 SJ Cannon 12-7-3-25 L Davis 6-1-0-10 Z Chanel 3-0-0-20 J Voelkl 14-5-0-40 P Jhala 20.1-4-3-37 J Brown 7-0-0-24 JC Eastburn 13-4-2-34 T Feldgen 8-4-1-13 N Harford 4-0-0-8 Hawthorn-Monash University won by 92 runs.


Season 2013~2014

LADDERS after round 18

Premier 1st XI W D L PNT AVE

Premier 2nd XI W D L PNT AVE

St Kilda 15 0 3 70 1.8062

Carlton 14 0 3 64 1.3988

Footscray Edgewater 14 0 4 62 1.4633

Dandenong 13 2 3 61 1.4502

Geelong 9 1 7 59 1.4094

Monash Tigers 10 0 8 60 1.3891

Essendon 11 0 6 57 1.0336

Melbourne 13 1 4 56 1.4903

Ringwood 11 1 6 56 1.453

Northcote 10 0 7 48 1.0668

Melbourne 11 0 7 51.8 1.2929

Fitzroy Doncaster 10 0 7 47 1.1609

Carlton 11 0 6 49 1.0964

St Kilda 10 1 7 45.9 1.2124

Prahran 11 1 6 48 1.2292

Geelong 7 1 9 43 0.8805


Ringwood 10 1 7 40.8 1.1284

Dandenong 7 1 10 44 0.9438

Melbourne Uni 9 1 8 39 1.1279

Camberwell Magpies 9 0 9 38 1.1671

Casey-South Melb 7 1 10 36 0.7976


Frankston Peninsula 7 0 10 35 0.8533


Prahran 7 2 9 34 0.9465

Northcote 8 0 10 27.6 0.8503

Essendon 8 2 8 32 0.9838



Greenvale Kangaroos 6 1 11 24 0.6722

Hawthorn-Mon Uni 4 1 13 16 0.504



Hawthorn-Mon Uni 1 1 15 6.3 0.3969


Premier 3rd XI W D L PNT AVE

Premier 4th XI W D L PNT AVE

Geelong 12 2 4 63 1.3933


Dandenong 11 1 6 55 1.1574


St Kilda 12 2 4 53 1.5944


Melbourne 11 1 6 53 1.3953

Northcote 9 1 8 47 1.1676

Northcote 11 1 6 53 1.0644

Dandenong 10 2 6 46 1.2015


Ringwood 10 1 6 45 1.1893



Carlton 10 1 7 41 0.9133

St Kilda 11 3 4 44 1.6588



Essendon 8 1 9 37 1.0197

Melbourne 10 1 7 41 0.9732

Prahran 9 4 5 27.9 1.0584



Geelong 7 1 10 36 0.8409


Prahran 8 2 8 35 1.1123

Ringwood 6 1 11 24 0.7151

Carlton 7 1 10 30 0.8483


Essendon 7 1 9 30 0.8245








Season 2013~2014

Club championship ladder Spirit of cricket ladder

after round 18 after round 18

Club Points

St Kilda 638 Geelong 586 Melbourne 574 Dandenong 559 Carlton 549 Monash Tigers 518 Ringwood 495 Essendon 485

Fitzroy Doncaster 469 Northcote 435 Prahran 433 Footscray Edgewater 415 Camberwell Magpies 387 Melbourne University 365 Frankston Peninsula 301 Casey South Melbourne 299 Greenvale Kangaroos 184 Hawthorn-Monash University 180

Ground Ratings Ground Ratings

Main ovals 3rds & 4ths ovals

Ground Average

Princes Pk #1 Oval 6.745 Geelong CG 6.540 Albert Ground 6.235 Junction Oval 6.138 AH Butler Oval 5.765 Schramms Res #1 5.720 Casey Fields-#4 5.720 Toorak Park 5.665

Bill Lawry Oval 5.618 Camberwell SG 5.475 Merv Hughes Oval 5.393 University Oval 5.343 Shepley Oval 5.130 Russell Lucas Oval 4.965 Monash Uni #1 4.868 Greenvale Reserve 4.660 Central Res North 4.465 Windy Hill 4.215

Club Average

Melbourne University 8.08 Camberwell Magpies 8.07 Casey South Melbourne 8.07 Melbourne 8.06 Northcote 8.03 Hawthorn-Monash University 8.02 Monash Tigers 8.02 Carlton 8.01

Footscray Edgewater 8.01 Ringwood 7.99 Frankston Peninsula 7.93 Prahran 7.89 St Kilda 7.87 Essendon 7.80 Greenvale Kangaroos 7.73 Geelong 7.72 Dandenong 7.67 Fitzroy Doncaster 7.66

Ground Average

Kardinia Pk West 5.725 Watson Park 5.555 Casey Fields-#5 5.543 Central Res South 5.475 Princes Pk #2 Oval 5.370 Righetti Oval 5.328 Jubilee Park #2 Oval 5.310 Schramms Res #2 4.900

Binnak Park 4.723 JJ Holland Park 4.718 Wilson Oval 4.705 Ringwood #2 Oval 4.428 Monash Uni #2 Oval 3.953 Crawford Oval 3.900 Dodemaide Oval 3.833 Cross Keys Res 3.533 HG Smith Oval 3.500 Ross Gregory Oval 3.495


Season 2013~2014 Award winners

CLUB CHAMPION – JAYDE HERRICK

Jayde Herrick is the Club Champion of Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club for Season 2013/2014, his first Prendergast Club Champion Shield. Herrick was proud to receive the award, after returning to his home Premier Club following stints at St Kilda and Casey South Melbourne. Herrick won the award with 139 points, after compiling a solid all round season of 376 runs, 11 wickets and 6 catches. Herrick is also a prior winner of the Thompson Medal, back in 2004/05. Former Club Champion – Matt Chasemore – came second to Herrick with 116.25 points, after making 361 runs and taking 8 wickets in the first six matches of the season. Batsmen Matthew Gapes, Michael McClean, Luke Walker and Sam Wiese filled the next four positions on the leaderboard after all scoring more than 360 runs during the season.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TALLY – 2013/2014 1st XI Player Runs Wickets Catches Run Outs Stumpings Points

Assisted Unassisted

Herrick, Jayde M 376 11 6 139.00 Chasemore, Matt 361 8 1 116.25 Gapes, Matthew A 381 1 5 1 110.25 McClean, Michael 368 5 1 1 108.00 Walker, Luke 373 5 1 105.25 Wiese, Samuel D 371 5 1 104.75 Benbow, Jack A 121 19 4 95.25 Elmi, Dale T 159 7 60.75 Wood, Jake G 38 11 2 46.50 McCormick, Chris 83 5 3 1 43.75 Nankervis, David B 81 9 2 42.25 Salerni, Robert S 104 7 1 42.00 Ashkenazi, Ben M 23 11 1 40.75 Trueman, Glyn T 106 2 2 36.50 Boland, Scott M 53 5 1 30.25 Voelkl, Keirran K 90 1 24.50 Black, Simon D 49 2 2 22.25 Mockett, Jackson 0 6 1 1 22.00 Holland, Jon M 11 5 1 1 21.75 Crowder, William I 22 5 20.50 Humphrey, Billy J 7 2 7.75 DeIacovo, Michael 28 7.00 Wheeler, Aidan I 18 0 1 6.50 Tonkin, Liam G 12 3.00 Chernishoff, Coen 4 1.00 Sofra, Peter A 1 0 0.25


THOMPSON MEDAL - BILLY QUIGLEY

An exciting moment of the Presentation Night saw young 4th XI player – Billy Quigley – be awarded with the Thompson Medal. A popular winner of the medal, Quigley had a very consistent season to take home the medal based on a 3-2-1 voting format in each match of all four grades. Quigley polled votes in 11 of 17 home and away matches, indicating how steady his season was. He played the majority of the season in the 4th XI, including the Quarter Final and Semi Final. He received promotion to the 3rd XI for two Twenty20 matches, where he took 4/25 against Carlton. Overall in his 19 matches, Quigley scored 227 runs from 15 innings, at an average of 18.90 with a highest score of 50* in Round 8 vs Dandenong. With the ball, he collected 29 wickets at a low average of 14.90, with his best figures 5/44. The vote count was extremely exciting with Quigley collecting two votes in the final match of the season against Essendon to snatch victory by one vote from Luke Walker and Will Crowder. In that match he collected 1/15 off 11 overs and scored 21* on a tough pitch. As seen from the photo below, the room errupted when the two votes

were read out, and Quigley was mobbed by excited team mates to celebrate. He is a very worthy recipient of the award, and will look to further progress his Premier Cricket career next season. The Thompson Medal is voted upon by the captains of each grade following every round. Amazingly, they were able to recognize 50 separate FPCC players throughout the season’s voting.

FINAL VOTING – SEASON 2013/2014:

20 – Billy Quigley

19 – Luke Walker, Will Crowder

18 – Tim Drummond

17 – Glyn Trueman

16 – Jayde Herrick, James Vela

14 – Brad McDonald, Jacob Bardwell, Jack Benbow

12 – Aidan Wheeler, Blake Hogan-Keogh, Jackson Mockett, Matt Chasemore, Sam Wiese

11 – Billy Kennedy, Tom La Brooy

10 – Cam Chasemore

9 – Aaron McIlroy, Jake Wood, Kierran Voelkl, Michael De Iacovo, Nathan Harford, Peter Sofra

8 – Billy Humphrey, Nick Taranto

7 – Coen Chernishoff, Dale Elmi, David Nankervis, Kiefer Peries, Liam Bennett

5 – Ben Frith, Chris McCormick, Matt Gapes,

4 – Ben Ashkenazi, Gordon Waterfall, Joel Reid, Jason Wylie, Mitch Drummond

3 – Liam Tonkin, Michael McClean, Scott Boland

2 – Jarratt Eastburn, Leon Davis, Rob Salerni, Simon Black

1 – Jamin Barron-Toop, Jon Holland, Luke Reid, Nick Mann


CRICKET VICTORIA GALA AWARDS

FPCC VOTES

1st XI Ryder Medal (Winner 38 votes) 15 Chasemore, Matthew F 9 Walker, Luke 9 Herrick, Jayde M 6 Gapes, Matthew A 6 Wiese, Samuel D 5 Elmi, Dale T 3 Benbow, Jack A 2 McClean, Michael D 2 Holland, Jon M 1 Ashkenazi, Benjamin M 1 Mockett, Jackson R 1 Wood, Jake G 1 Boland, Scott M TOTAL VOTES: 61

2nd XI (Winner 25 Votes)

10 Wheeler, Aidan I 9 Chernishoff, Coen E 7 Walker, Luke 7 Crowder, William I 7 Voelkl, Keirran K 6 La Brooy, Thomas 5 Trueman, Glyn T 5 Mockett, Jackson R 5 Waterfall, Gordon 4 Frith, Benjamin 4 Humphrey, Billy J 4 Tonkin, Liam G 3 Elmi, Dale T 3 De Iacovo, Michael F 2 Sofra, Peter A 2 McDonald, Bradley 1 Nankervis, David B 1 Taranto, Nicholas S TOTAL VOTES: 85

3rd XI (Winner 23 votes) 11 Peries, Kiefer 10 McDonald, Bradley 9 Hogan-Keogh, Blake 9 Vela, James 7 La Brooy, Thomas 6 Walker, Luke 6 De Iacovo, Michael F 4 Bardwell, Jacob M 4 Drummond, Tim 4 Waterfall, Gordon 3 Mockett, Jackson R 3 McIlroy, Aaron 3 Wylie, Jason K 3 Frith, Benjamin 2 Drummond, Mitchell 2 Taranto, Nicholas S 2 Quigley, Billy 2 Humphrey, Billy J 2 Crowder, William I 2 Reid, Joel TOTAL VOTES: 94

4th XI (Winner 51 votes) 15 Chasemore, Cameron 14 Drummond, Tim 14 Harford, Nathan 10 Quigley, Billy 9 Bennett, Liam 8 McDonald, Bradley 7 Mann, Nicholas 6 Bardwell, Jacob M 5 Vela, James 2 Eastburn, Jarratt C 2 Elmi, Dale T 2 Kennedy, William F 2 Mockett, Jackson R 2 Feldgen, Thomas 1 Peries, Kiefer TOTAL VOTES: 99


Team Awards

First Eleven

Batting: Luke Walker Bowling: Jack Benbow 373 runs @ 46.63 19 wickets @ 35.42

Second Eleven

Batting: Coen Chernishoff Bowling: Jackson Mockett 308 runs @ 30.80 15 wickets @ 19.20


Team Awards

Third Eleven

Batting: Kiefer Peries Bowling: Blake Hogan-Keogh 330 runs @ 33.00 19 wickets @ 20.32

Fourth Eleven

Batting: James Vela Bowling: Billy Quigley 329 runs @ 36.56 25 wickets @ 15.56


Individual performances

Chernishoff

1st XI Luke Walker 126* vs Fitz Donc Jayde Herrick 100* vs Fitz Donc Matt Chasemore 107* vs Carlton Matt Chasemore 6/22 vs Haw Mon Uni 2nd XI Kierran Voelkl 148* vs Melb Uni Liam Tonkin 122 vs Dandenong Coen Chernishoff 102 vs Geelong Ben Frith 5/57 vs Dandenong

3rd XI Luke Walker 137* vs Greenvale Brad McDonald 133* vs Ringwood Gordon Waterfall 110* vs Ringwood James Vela 126* vs Fitz Donc Jackson Mockett 5/25 vs Melbourne Blake Hogan-Keogh 5/45 vs Casey Sth Melb 4th XI Brad McDonald 118* vs Footscray Cam Chasemore 102* vs Footscray Tim Drummond 7/10 vs Casey Sth Melb Liam Bennett 5/19 vs Greenvale Kang Billy Quigley 5/44 vs Dandenong

Frith

McDonald & Waterfall

Walker

Bennett


CLUB Awards

Donald Cameron Memorial Under 21 Award

- BEN ASHKENAZI

This award was kindly sponsored by National Australia Bank (Karingal Branch) for the third time in Season 2013-14. The award recognizes the most outstanding Under 21 leader within the club in honour of a past player from Frankston Cricket Club who tragically lost their life at a young age. Ben Ashkenazi was recognised for stepping through the grades, starting in the 4th XI in 2009 to now be a regular 1st XI player. Ashkenazi has achieved so much in the last two seasons to establish himself as one of the most promising fast bowlers in the state. After dominating the 2012/13 and 2013/14 Under 19 National Championships for Victoria, Ashkenazi received selection to play in the Under 19 World Cup for Australia, along with the final match of the Futures League Season with Victoria. He has been duely rewarded with a Victorian Rookie Contract for 2014/15.

Wills Best Club Person

Award

- DAVID McCLEAN

David McClean has been recognized as the Best Clubman for Season 2013-14, receiving the Bill & Nance Wills Award. David is a long serving member of the club, holding a Junior Development role for over a decade. David has had an influence in recruiting the majority of the current playing list, along side his long standing former role as coach of the South East Country Sharks Under 18 Pathways side. David has also stepped up in recent seasons to take on the vacant Chairman of Selectors role, and handled a very delicate situation to become Acting Senior Coach in 2013/14 to ensure the club could push forward.


Junior development

Once again, the Club was at the forefront of Cricket Victoria’s Pathways Program in respect of the South East Country Region. In August, the Club hosted the Regional Pathways Information Session and again it was standing room only with around 200 (prospective players and their parents) in attendance. Jayde Herrick was a very informative guest speaker. From September until the end of December, the Club provided training facilities for each of the Squads to utilize.

Under 14’s The Under 14 Squad was coached and managed by Peter Hall and Dane Harkin and included: Riley Bowman, Max Cairns, Lachlan Curtis, Jaxon Dooley, Jack Field, Sam Fletcher, Joshua Goudge, Tanay Katarey, Chad McDonald, Ben Proctor, Patrick Rowe, Sam Sturt, and Daniel Vela. The Under 14’s only saw victory in one of their four matches. Lachlan Curtis and Sam Fletcher led the way with the bat, and Lachlan Curtis and Max Cairns enjoyed success with the ball.

Results:

Game 1 South East Country Sharks 7/115(cc) (Dooley 26, Rowe 20, McDonald 19*) defeated by Southern Pioneers 9/136(cc) (Cairns 3/25 Curtis 3/32 Fletcher 2/18).

Game 2 South East Country Sharks 8/133(cc) (Dooley 34 Fletcher 31 Curtis 28) defeated Gippsland Pride 7/132(cc) (Goudge 2/23).

Game 3 South East Bayside Breakers 4/178(cc) (Cairns 2/8) defeated South East Country Sharks 9/70(cc) (Fletcher 22 Curtis 17). Qr Final South East Country Sharks 7/128(cc) (Curtis 41 Rowe 27 Proctor 19) defeated by

Barwon Rockets 9/136(cc) (Curtis 4/7 Goudge 2/26) S Final South East Country Sharks drew with Northern Falcons (Match Abandoned)

Under 16’s The Under 16 Squad was coached by Brett Hudgson and Kierran Voelkl and included: Cameron Brown, Zachary Chaplin, Tom Clarke, Marcus Coe, Leon Davis, Tom Ewing, Sam Fowler, James La Brooy, Nathan McDonald, Ryan McDonald, Patrick Nagel, Ben Parrott, Brodie Symons. The Under 16 Sharks won the first match before losing the next three. Standouts with the bat were Brodie Symons (141 runs); and Nathan McDonald (102 runs). Standouts with the ball were Cameron Brown (5 wickets), Leon Davis (4 wickets) and Marcus Coe (4 wickets). Well done to the players and to Brett Hudgson, Kierran Voelkl and Wayne Ross who managed the side.

Results:

Game 1 South East Country Sharks 9/232(cc) (Symons 63 Ewing 45 N.McDonald 36) defeated Southern Pioneers 10/170 (Davis 3/35 Coe 2/18 Brown 2/34). Game 2 South East Country Sharks 10/145 (Symons 65 Parrott 18 R.McDonald 10) defeated by

Gippsland Pride 10/213 (Brown 3/22 Symons 2/35) Game 3 South East Bayside Breakers 5/186(cc) (R.McDonald 1/15 Coe 1/21 Davis 1/22) defeated South East Country Sharks 10/81 (N.McDonald 22 Chaplin 14 Symons 11 Clarke 10).


Qtr Fin Western Waves 5/176(cc) (Nagel 2/40 Coe 1/17 Chaplin 1/18 R.McDonald 1/26) defeated South East Country Sharks 10/145 (N.McDonald 43 La Brooy 19 Chaplin 17 Davis 13)

S Final South East Country Sharks drew with Mallee Murray Bulls (Match Abandoned)

Under 18’s The Under 18 Squad was coached by Gareth Smith and Joel Wylie and managed by Wayne Ross. The squad comprised of: Alex Cann, Louis Gillies, Jack Greenwood, Matthew Herbert, Tom La Brooy, Brody Pearse, Kiefer Peries, Andrew Proctor, Mitchell Rowe, Zac Stevenson, Nick Taranto, Gordon Waterfall and Jake Wood. It was an extremely hot week for the carnival with Day 3 & 4 starting earlier and restricted to 35 overs per side to combat the effects of the heat. The Sharks lost the first three games, before winning their final match. It was quite a turn around in fortunes after dominating the competition in 2012/13. The side was missing fast bowlers Adam McMaster and Jackson Mockett due to Victorian Under 17 duties, and Victorian Under 19 bowler Jake Wood had limited availability due to injury. Gordon Waterfall led the way with 88 runs and 8 wickets. Tom La Brooy (74 runs and 3 wickets), Kiefer Peries (60 runs) and Louis Gillies (6 wickets) also had good contributions.

Results: Game 1 South East Bayside Breakers 8/181(cc) (Gillies 3/23 Waterfall 2/30) defeated

South East Country Sharks 10/100 (Greenwood 29 Waterfall 21 Proctor 10). Game 2 South East Country Sharks 10/203 (Proctor 44 La Brooy 37 Peries 34 Greenwood 25)

defeated by North East Knights 9/220(cc) (La Brooy 3/3 Waterfall 3/21) Game 3 Northern Falcons 5/200(cc) (Taranto 2/24 Waterfall 1/27 Gillies 1/32) defeated

South East Country Sharks 7/117(cc) (Rowe 36 Taranto 33* Peries 16) Qtr Fin Northern Rivers 7/153(cc) (Herbert 2/14 Waterfall 2/19 Stevenson 2/21) defeated by South East Country Sharks 7/156 (Waterfall 53 La Brooy 30 Cann 23 Wood 13)


RETIREMENT – DAVID NANKERVIS By Andrew Groves, Premier Cricket Website, 6 March 2014 Andrew Groves caught up with Heat retiree David Nankervis who reflected on a distinguished Premier career. When the bails have been flicked off for the final time for David Nankervis on Saturday he will leave the field with a heavy heart. The one-club man made the difficult decision to hang up his gloves at the end of the Heat's fixture against Essendon last week. The keeper, who joined the CV 200 Club last season, has enjoyed a decorated career, but has decided for now enough is enough. “I’m a bit emotional about the whole thing, but I’ve put that in the back of the mind for another week or so," he said. “But all good things have to come to an end.” Nankervis made his debut in the 1998-99 season and will finish on 210 matches, scoring over 2500 runs and snaring 388 dismissals (353 caught, 35 stumped) although he'll be looking to add a few more victims to that list on Saturday. In his 16 years at the Heat he has experienced the highs and the lows Premier Cricket has had to offer. “Playing my first game in the ones is something I still remember,” he said when reflecting on his career highlights. “When I first came to the club I started in the Third XI and remember seeing the Firsts play on the main oval. Brad Glenn back then was the wicketkeeper, I thought that was the best thing ever. “Later I got to play my first game, then a dozen years later I played my 200th. Another highlight for sure was playing finals. “We’ve had a number of finals series in the firsts, and I’ve been lucky enough to make two Grand Finals, which unfortunately we lost both. “One of the Grand Finals was the epic one against Dandenong when they pretty much had a Test line-up with Siddle and Pattinson which we just lost. It would have been nice to win one of them, but it remains a great memory. “Playing my 200th game was also a big moment last season for the Firsts, I will remember and cherish that forever too. Not forgetting all the other great wins and team performances a long the way, coming from behind to win and the reverse outrights, lots of great memories there." After so many years spent at the Heat, it is understandable Nankervis will miss the excitement of pulling on the whites or colours on a Saturday morning. “I think the facilities down there are second to none,” he continued. “But most of all it’s going to be the mateship and camaraderie. I’ve been there now for near on 15-16 years, so it has been like a second home to me. “You spend a couple of days a week down there and the players coming through you develop lifelong friendships with them, be it through weddings or hanging out with each other. “I’ll probably miss that the most. Going out on a Saturday morning and spending the day with them and going into battle with the boys. “I think I’ve been very lucky where I’ve played with the best groups of guys, facilities and volunteers that run the place. The whole club has been fantastic with me and that’s why it was such a hard decision to leave after such a long service. “I’ve been a one-club player in that time. It’s been a fair journey, the support you receive from the hierarchy is something I will miss, from the President down. The club does things really well with its governance. “Seeing the younger guys come through has been enjoyable too. “Some are playing Vic U17s, U19s and Benny Ashkenazi has been doing well with the Australian U-19s, Scott Boland has gone on to play state, Jayde Herrick started off with us and went on to play state and Big Bash, Jon Holland and Matty Mott too, so there’s been a lot of development." For now, the future is all about resting his aching limbs.


Heat celebrate 20 years of cricket

By Simon McEvoy, Frankston Standard Leader, 28 October 2013

WHEN big Paul Wilson charged in to deliver the first ball in Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club's history

on October 2, 1993, two humble men shook hands and shared a special moment. Dennis

Prendergast and Bill Foley had worked tirelessly for years preceding the big day to see their dream

come true. Frankston finally had its own District cricket club. "I stood next to Bill and we shook

hands as the first ball was being bowled and I said, 'Well, here we go'," Prendergast, who has served

as Frankston Peninsula's president in 14 of its 20 seasons, said. "It was just a special moment

because we'd been so involved. We just looked at each other and without saying anything else we

just said, 'Ah well, here we go'. It was just a nice moment that I personally recall. "It was almost a

relief."

Foley, who gave so much to cricket in Frankston and on the Mornington Peninsula, died in 2007. But

his legacy lives on. The Heat continues to give young cricketers an opportunity to play at a high level.

Prendergast said the birth of Frankston Peninsula in 1993 "just didn't happen overnight". Planning

began in 1988. "From the report that recommended that the Geelong and Mornington Peninsula

regions be entered in I think it took us five years to walk out on to the ground," he said. "Bill Foley

and I put together submissions to councils for upgrades to grounds. We got knocked back two or

three times by Cricket Victoria delegates. "Bill used to burn the midnight oil writing reports and then

faxing them to me the next morning and all these sort of stuff."

The hard work and persistence was all worth it when Frankston Peninsula took on North Melbourne

in Round 1 of the 1993-94 season. Crowds flocked to Jubilee Park to see history made. "There was

no fence, we had shade cloth constructed by Bill Wills for sightscreens, a chalk scoreboard," Prendy

said. "And traffic gridlock with so many people wanting to get in to see the first session of District

Cricket at Frankston. That was a highlight."

Prendergast has seen a thousand players come and go in 20 years. "Someone will walk up to me and

say 'Gday Prez, I'm Billy so-and-so and I played a few games in the twos or threes and then I went

back to Clyde'. I say, 'Oh yeah, how ya going mate?' Prendergast said the aim of the club had been

achieved - to give locals a chance to play Premier Cricket. "Over the period the club feels as if it's

served its purpose - 87 per cent of the players have come from the Mornington Peninsula region."

FRANKSTON Peninsula Cricket Club celebrated 20 years in Premier Cricket with a gala dinner at the

Frankston RSL on Saturday, November 9. About 150 attended, including eight members of the

inaugural First XI side that took to the field in the first game on October 2, 1993. The club announced

a side of the 20 years (as per following page) which was a highlight of the fantastic evening.


Heat players star in

U19 National Championships

Frankston Standard Leader, 16 December 2013 FRANKSTON Peninsula cricketers Ben Ashkenazi, Jake Wood, Rob Salerni (all pictured below) and Michael De Iacovo all performed well for Victoria in the Under-19 National Championships in Hobart, which finished last week. Fast bowler Ashkenazi was a standout for Victoria, just as he was in the carnival last year. In five matches, he took 14-176 at 12.57 off 67 overs. Ashkenazi was equal second with Queensland’s Billy Stanlake (14-110) for the most wickets overall behind Daya Singh from NSW (15/156). Cricket Australia’s national talent manager Greg Chappell said the Under-19 National Championships in Hobart would double as a final selection trial ahead of next year’s World Cup. Wood, who is eligible for next year’s titles, didn’t get as many opportunities but still impressed, taking 2-90 off 25 overs for the championships. Keeper-batsman Salerni didn’t get much of a bat (usually coming in at number 8). He ended up with 111 runs from his three innings with a highest score of 85 in the final match when he opened. He also took nine catches behind the stumps. Another Frankston Peninsula player, Michael De Iacovo, made 12, 8 and 10 opening the batting for the Northern Territory before making 133 off 218 balls (18 x 4, 1 x 6) against ACT, and then 69 in the final match against Tasmania. Michael finished the fourth highest run scorer overall with 232 runs at 46.40, only 13 runs behind Jake Doran from NSW (245 runs at 81.67).


BUTLER OVAL DRAINAGE

Thanks to Frankston City Council who funded and installed a comprehensive drainage system on

Butler Oval in March & April 2014. This will ensure the ground no longer is prone to being water

logged, especially after long wet winters that previously negatively affected the surface. Rather than

waiting until well into the cricket season for the surface to recover, it is now hoped that the surface

will be in a very high standard at the start of each cricket season due to the new drainage in place.

FPCC Representative Players

SOUTH EAST COUNTRY SHARKS

Under 18 Players:

Tom La Brooy (c) (right), Gordon Waterfall, Jake Wood,

Kiefer Peries (below), Nick Taranto, Jackson Mockett.

Under 16 Players:

Leon Davis.


FPCC Representative Players

Jon Holland Australia A Victorian Bushrangers Adelaide Strikers

Scott Boland Victorian Bushrangers Melbourne Stars

Jayde Herrick Victorian Bushrangers Melbourne Renegades CA Chairmans XI Victoria Futures League

Ben Ashkenazi Australia Under 19’s Victoria Under 19’s Victoria Futures League


FPCC Representative PlayerS

Jake Wood Victoria Under 19’s Victoria Futures League

Rob Salerni Victoria Under 19’s

Jackson Mockett Victoria Under 17’s

Michael De Iacovo Northern Territory Under 19’s


1st XI Debutants

Season 2013/14

Cap Number 123 – Liam G. Tonkin

Cap Number 124 – Simon D. Black

Cap Number 125 – Michael F. De Iacovo

Cap Number 126 – Aidan I. Wheeler (right)

Cap Number 127 – Billy J. Humphrey (right)

Cap Number 128 – Coen E. Chernishoff

Cap Number 129 – Jackson R. Mockett

New Playing Records

Season 2013/14

• 2nd XI Batting Partnership for the 8th wicket 189* – Kierran Voelkl & Aidan Wheeler (below)

– Round 6 vs Melbourne Uni

• 3rd XI Batting Partnership for the 2nd wicket 203 – Michael De Iacovo & Luke Walker

– Round 2 vs Greenvale Kangaroos

• 4th XI Batting Partnership for the 6th wicket 204* – Brad McDonald & Cam Chasemore

– Round 7 vs Footscray Edgewater


STATISTICS – 2013~2014

1st XI

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50/100 Ov M W Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S RO

Ashkenazi, Ben M 9 5 4 14* 23 23.00 77.3 10 11 321 29.18 3/28 1

Benbow, Jack A 18 13 3 25 121 12.10 180.5 26 19 673 35.42 4/67 4

Black, Simon D 6 5 1 19 49 12.25 46 6 2 178 89.00 1/37 2

Boland, Scott M 8 4 2 31 53 26.50 100.5 13 5 326 65.20 2/33 1

Chasemore, Matt 6 6 2 107* 361 90.25 2 / 1 33.2 4 8 132 16.50 1 6/22 1

Chernishoff, Coen 4 4 0 3 4 1.00

Crowder, William I 5 4 0 22 22 5.50 23.3 1 5 142 28.40 2/35

DeIacovo, Michael 3 3 0 17 28 9.33

Elmi, Dale T 10 9 1 61* 159 19.88 1 / 0 43.3 7 7 161 23.00 3/64

Gapes, Matthew A 15 16 1 95 381 25.40 4 / 0 6.5 1 1 33 33.00 1/30 5 1

Herrick, Jayde M 14 15 1 100* 376 26.86 1 / 1 130.2 14 11 462 42.00 3/57 6

Holland, Jon M 3 1 0 11 11 11.00 39 13 5 99 19.80 3/32 1 1

Humphrey, Billy J 7 5 3 4 7 3.50 45 6 2 232 116.00 1/47

McClean, Michael 17 18 2 81 368 23.00 2 / 0 5 2

McCormick, Chris 11 9 2 21 83 11.86 61 7 5 290 58.00 1/18 3 1

Mockett, Jackson 2 21.4 2 6 87 14.50 4/60 1 1

Nankervis, David 6 5 1 35 81 20.25 9 2

Salerni, Robert S 7 6 0 52 104 17.33 1 / 0 7 1

Sofra, Peter A 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 9.1 0 0 46 0/46

Tonkin, Liam G 4 4 0 9 12 3.00

Trueman, Glyn T 8 7 1 45* 106 17.67 53.3 5 2 208 104.00 1/40 2

Voelkl, Keirran K 6 6 0 27 90 15.00 1

Walker, Luke 11 11 3 126* 373 46.63 1 / 1 5 1

Wheeler, Aidan I 2 2 0 18 18 9.00 4.3 0 0 12 0/12 1

Wiese, Samuel D 18 17 1 76 371 23.19 2 / 0 5 1

Wood, Jake G 5 3 0 15 38 12.67 47 6 11 178 16.18 4/44 2

Partnerships ( 25 runs minimum )

WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1st 52 Michael McClean - Jayde Herrick 6 1 Melbourne Uni

2nd 109* Michael McClean - Matthew Gapes 14 2 Ringwood

3rd 172 Matthew Gapes - Matthew Chasemore 2 1 Greenvale Kangaroos

4th 195* Luke Walker - Jayde Herrick 15 1 Fitzroy Doncaster

5th 73 Samuel Wiese - Scott Boland 16 1 Monash Tigers

6th 29 Matthew Gapes - Glyn Trueman 10 1 Carlton

7th 73* Luke Walker - Glyn Trueman 13 1 Geelong

8th 57 Matthew Chasemore - Simon Black 3 1 Carlton

9th 59* Dale Elmi - David Nankervis 17 1 Casey-South Melbourne

10th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater


STATISTICS – 2013~2014

2nd XI


Black, Simon D 1 6 0 0 21 0/21

Chernishoff, Coen E 10 10 0 102 308 30.80 0 / 1 2 1

Crowder, William I 11 11 1 74* 211 21.10 1 / 0 114 15 5 378 75.60 2/50 2

De Iacovo, Michael 3 3 0 54 68 22.67 1 / 0 9 1 1 29 29.00 1/29 2

Drummond, Mitchell 3 1 1 7* 7 22 4 3 70 23.33 2/30

Elmi, Dale T 4 3 89 138 46.00 1 / 0 30 4 1 114 114.00 1/27

Frith, Benjamin 5 3 1 5 7 3.50 67 15 9 213 23.67 1 5/57

Hogan-Keogh, Blake 4 1 0 0 16 0 6 101 16.83 4/30

Humphrey, Billy J 8 6 1 30 41 8.20 102.3 21 16 309 19.31 4/24

La Brooy, Thomas 4 4 55 99 24.75 1 / 0 1

McCormick, Chris 6 7 2 25 59 11.80 78.3 30 7 188 26.86 3/45 3

McDonald, Bradley 6 6 1 47 151 30.20

McIlroy, Aaron 1 14 2 0 64 0/64

Mockett, Jackson R 10 6 1 13 20 4.00 90 20 15 288 19.20 4/5 3

Nankervis, David B 11 10 3 42 171 24.43 16 / 2 6

Peries, Kiefer 4 4 73 104 26.00 1 / 0 2

Reid, Joel 6 3 1 26 51 25.50 45.3 6 6 191 31.83 2/23

Reid, Luke 7 7 29 80 11.43

Salerni, Robert S 6 7 27 87 12.43 11

Sofra, Peter A 11 3 1 22 33 16.50 101 9 12 440 36.67 4/38 1 1

Taranto, Nicholas S 8 8 1 38* 137 19.57 3

Tonkin, Liam G 13 14 122 309 22.07 0 / 1 6

Trueman, Glyn T 9 9 43 110 12.22 112.3 14 9 335 37.22 4/11 2 2

Voelkl, Keirran K 12 13 1 148* 314 26.17 0 / 1 8.4 0 1 57 57.00 1/23 4 3

Walker, Luke 4 4 1 75* 178 59.33 2 / 0 3

Waterfall, Gordon 14 14 4 54* 199 19.90 1 / 0 31.5 2 3 183 61.00 2/13 10

Wheeler, Aidan I 12 11 6 74* 234 46.80 2 / 0 93 16 14 325 23.21 4/28 1

Wood, Jake G 10 7 4 25 90 30.00 88.3 14 12 337 28.08 3/31 3 3



1st 67 Coen Chernishoff - Liam Tonkin 8 1 Dandenong

2nd 138 Liam Tonkin - Kiefer Peries 8 1 Dandenong

3rd 110 Coen Chernishoff - Liam Tonkin 13 1 Geelong

4th 40 Luke Walker - Nicholas Taranto 7 1 Footscray Edgewater

5th 40 Nicholas Taranto - Aidan Wheeler 1 1 Northcote

40 Keirran Voelkl - William Crowder 18 1 Essendon

6th 42 Coen Chernishoff - William Crowder 14 1 Ringwood

7th 42 William Crowder - Aidan Wheeler 16 1 Monash Tigers

8th 189* Keirran Voelkl - Aidan Wheeler 6 1 Melbourne Uni

9th 52 William Crowder - Billy Humphrey 14 1 Ringwood

10th 40 Aidan Wheeler - Mitchell Drummond 16 1 Monash Tigers


STATISTICS – 2013~2014 3rd XI


Bardwell, Jacob M 15 9 4 45* 97 19.40 51 4 10 244 24.40 3/12 5 1

Brown, Jake 9 2 1 3* 4 4.00 51 6 7 227 32.43 1/15 2

Crowder, William I 1 1 0 41 41 41.00 15.1 7 0 28 0/28

Davis, Leon 1 1 0 0 0 - 12 1 2 25 12.50 2/25

De Iacovo, Michael 6 6 0 94 271 45.17 1 / 0 12 3 0 40 0/11 2 1

Drummond, Mitchell 8 2 0 0 0 - 92.1 24 15 231 15.40 4/43

Drummond, Tim 14 12 3 46* 204 22.67 83.5 14 11 324 29.45 2/13 2

Eastburn, Jarratt C 1 4 0 0 26 0/26

Fowler, Jack 1 1 0 0 0 - 8 2 0 25 0/25

Frith, Benjamin 11 4 0 8 18 4.50 89.3 22 9 254 28.22 3/36 2 1

Harford, Nathan 7 7 0 19 64 9.14 3 0 1 28 28.00 1/15 2

Hogan-Keogh, Blake 14 8 3 19 57 11.40 150.1 55 19 386 20.32 1 5/45 1

Humphrey, Billy J 1 14 7 3 27 9.00 3/27

Kennedy, William F 5 5 0 17 39 7.80 0.1 0 1 0 - 1/0 2

La Brooy, Thomas 6 6 1 78* 219 43.80 2 / 0 9 / 2 1

Mann, Nicholas 2 2 0 0 0 -

McDonald, Bradley 8 8 3 133* 263 52.60 1 / 1 2 2

McIlroy, Aaron 14 5 1 13 17 4.25 113.1 27 19 404 21.26 3/15 7 3

Mockett, Jackson R 4 3 1 3 4 2.00 31 6 8 81 10.13 1 5/25 1

Peries, Kiefer 12 12 2 81 330 33.00 2 / 0 8 1

Quigley, Billy 2 6 0 4 43 10.75 4/25

Reid, Joel 11 7 1 14 38 6.33 55 11 4 157 39.25 2/25 1 1

Reid, Luke 12 9 4 48* 143 28.60 9 2

Roach, Nick 1 1 0 18 18 18.00 3 0 1 15 15.00 1/15

Sofra, Peter A 7 6 2 43* 129 32.25 52 8 5 195 39.00 3/45

Taranto, Nicholas S 11 9 0 40 174 19.33 2 0 1 20 20.00 1/20 4

Trueman, Glyn T 1 1 0 17 17 17.00 9 2 0 25 0/25 1

Vela, James 5 5 1 126* 191 47.75 0 / 1

Walker, Luke 2 2 1 137* 137 137.00 0 / 1 1

Waterfall, Gordon 3 3 1 110* 156 78.00 0 / 1

Wheeler, Aidan I 3 2 0 6 6 3.00 10 2 1 40 40.00 1/40

Wylie, Jason K 16 13 1 38 158 13.17 11 1



1st 72 Gordon Waterfall - Kiefer Peries 7 1 Footscray Edgewater

2nd 203 Michael De Iacovo - Luke Walker 2 1 Greenvale Kangaroos

3rd 102 Kiefer Peries - Bradley McDonald 17 1 Casey-South Melbourne

4th 213* Gordon Waterfall - Bradley McDonald 14 1 Ringwood

5th 64 Jason Wylie - William Crowder 8 1 Dandenong

6th 39* Tim Drummond - Luke Reid 12 1 Prahran

7th 76* James Vela - Peter Sofra 15 1 Fitzroy Doncaster


9th 35 Luke Reid - Benjamin Frith QF 1 Dandenong



STATISTICS – 2013~2014 4th XI


Baptist, Bradley J 1

Bardwell, Jacob M 4 4 3 73* 197 197.00 2 54 14 7 136 19.43 3/55 2

Barron-Toop, Jamin 5 1 1 1* 1 9 0 3 75 25.00 2/13

Bennett, Liam 19 9 4 5 12 2.40 144 29 24 456 19.00 1 5/19 4 1

Brett, Ryan F 15 11 1 10* 52 5.20 21 2 3 78 26.00 2/16 3 1

Brown, Jake 11 1 1 1* 1 91.3 20 13 257 19.77 2/22 3

Chasemore, Cam 19 20 3 102* 465 27.35 1 / 1 13 1 0 50 0/4 9 1

Davis, Leon 17 7 0 13 47 6.71 101.4 11 12 362 30.17 2/24 5 1

Drummond, Mitchell 1 17.3 5 2 28 14.00 2/28 1

Drummond, Tim 5 4 0 27 75 18.75 44.3 13 18 103 5.72 1 7/10 2

Eastburn, Jarratt C 7 6 2 7* 20 5.00 66.1 19 11 163 14.82 4/16 3

Elmi, Dale T 1 1 0 44 44 44.00 4 1 1 7 7.00 1/7

Feldgen, Thomas 6 4 2 18* 30 15.00 51.5 16 7 118 16.86 4/26 2 1

Harford, Nathan 12 13 1 70 386 32.17 4 4 0 0 8 0/8 11 / 1 2

Heath, Ben 1 2 0 4 5 2.50 5 0 1 19 19.00 1/19 1

Jackson, Wade H 1 2 0 12 24 12.00

Kennedy, William F 14 16 4 31 247 20.58 55.3 8 10 165 16.50 2/16 7 1

La Brooy, Thomas 1 1 0 28 28 28.00

Mann, Nicholas 17 16 6 63 197 19.70 1 12 0 2 56 28.00 2/24 6 3

McDonald, Bradley 3 3 2 118* 202 202.00 1 / 1 1

McIlroy, Aaron 3 3 1 47* 57 28.50 15 0 2 38 19.00 2/18

Mockett, Jackson R 1 6 1 2 14 7.00 2/14

Moslih, Umar 3 2 0 5 5 2.50 8 0 0 35 0/11 1

Peries, Kiefer 2 2 0 20 21 10.50 6 1

Quigley, Billy 17 15 3 50* 227 18.92 1 157.4 33 25 389 15.56 1 5/44 3 3

Reid, Joel 2 2 1 5* 9 9.00 1

Sharpe, Damon 4 3 0 3 4 1.33

Taranto, Nicholas S 1 1 0 21 21 21.00

Trotter, Bradley 1 1 0 20 20 20.00

Vela, James 14 11 2 75 329 36.56 3 10 / 2 6

Voelkl, Jye 16 12 3 34 112 12.44 100 28 5 309 61.80 2/30 4 4

Wilcox, Nick 1 2 0 34 58 29.00



1st 100 William Kennedy - James Vela 9 1 Camberwell Magpies

2nd 87 Nathan Harford - Nicholas Mann 1 1 Northcote

3rd 118 Nathan Harford - Jacob Bardwell QF 1 Ringwood

4th 57* James Vela - William Kennedy 14 2 Ringwood

4th 57 Nathan Harford - William Kennedy 16 1 Monash Tigers

5th 39* William Kennedy - Nicholas Mann QF 1 Ringwood

6th 204* Bradley McDonald - Cameron Chasemore 7 1 Footscray Edgewater

7th 74 Jacob Bardwell - Nicholas Mann 18 1 Essendon

8th 67 Nick Wilcox - Aaron McIlroy 8 1 Dandenong

9th & 10th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater


overall playing RECORDS

club Games – all grades

273 Groves, Darren 146 Dew, Christopher 267 Nankervis, David 146 Trueman, Glyn 260 Walker, Luke 145 McCormick, Chris 230 Lowry, Leigh 142 Elmi, Dale 226 Miller, James 129 McClean, Michael 190 Cowen, Andrew 128 Archer, David 187 Wylie, Jason 127 Martine, Peter 184 Keenan, James 123 Entwistle, Craig 166 Piesse, Ken 123 Gapes, Matthew 157 Mathers, Jason 117 McGain, Bryce 155 Wiese, Sam 115 Voelkl, Keirran 150 Wallace, Cameron 113 Fisher, Robert 149 Coleman, Ben 112 Benbow, Jack 147 Stubbings, Stephen 111 Hurley, Gavin 147 Wylie, Joel 109 Jackson, Hayden

Club Runs ( Ave ) club wickets ( AVE )

7404 (33.81) Walker, Luke 551 (19.97) Groves, Darren 5520 (25.56) Lowry, Leigh 401 (22.00) Miller, James 4790 (32.59) Mathers, Jason 306 (21.80) Wallace, Cameron 4165 (23.40) Miller, James 217 (24.83) McGain, Bryce 4153 (28.25) Stubbings, Stephen 198 (21.69) Keenan, James 3482 (57.08) Mott, Matthew 179 (22.08) Boland, Scott 3471 (24.97) Wiese, Sam 178 (24.35) Archer, David 3450 (23.63) Dew, Christopher 171 (24.64) McCormick, Chris 3307 (17.88) Nankervis, David 154 (22.22) Fisher, Robert 3222 (17.61) Cowen, Andrew 146 (29.78) Wylie, Joel 3036 (27.11) Hurley, Gavin 144 (27.10) Jackson, Hayden 3034 (27.33) Gapes, Matthew 140 (26.44) Mack, Adrian 2997 (22.53) Elmi, Dale 139 (24.81) Benbow, Jack 2963 (26.46) Entwistle, Craig 130 (17.80) Piesse, Ken 2757 (29.97) Horvat, Tony 128 (28.19) Entwistle, Craig 2701 (21.44) McClean, Michael 127 (22.54) Coleman, Ben 2683 (40.65) Chasemore, Matt 125 (22.89) Griffiths, Matt 2480 (23.85) Peiris, Duane 118 (25.30) Atkins, Cameron 2473 (28.76) Hack, Michael 114 (30.34) Cowen, Andrew 2429 (18.68) Trueman, Glyn 102 (18.17) Drummond, Mitch 2422 (20.53) Wallace, Cameron 99 (18.16) Chasemore, Matt 2415 (15.00) Groves, Darren 97 (22.65) Boraston, Mark 2390 (23.20) Voelkl, Keirran 97 (27.39) Sofra, Peter 2268 (26.37) Logan, Cain 92 (32.75) Harrop, Dean 2241 (24.10) Clements, Benjamin 89 (23.42) Coutts, Mal 2214 (15.16) Wylie, Jason 88 (24.83) Baron, Tom 2150 (15.58) Coleman, Ben 88 (26.44) Hinds, Michael 2150 (22.40) Ezard, Shaun 84 (25.46) Cull, Gerard


Club Catches, stumpings & run outs

525 Nankervis, David 153 Glenn, Brad 138 Wiese, Sam 132 Martine, Peter 119 Heylbut, Danny 111 O'Meara, Chris 109 Groves, Darren 104 Walker, Luke 102 Lowry, Leigh 94 Miller, James 87 Mathers, Jason 83 Glenn, Sam 82 Wylie, Jason 81 Hurley, Gavin 77 Salerni, Robbie 75 Gains, Grant 75 Peiris, Duane 72 Coleman, Ben 70 Keenan, James 68 Wallace, Cameron 67 Cowen, Andrew 62 Archer, David 62 McCormick, Chris 60 Atkins, Ross 57 Voelkl, Keirran 56 Jackson, Wade

Club record partnerships

Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent XI

1st

252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood (95/96) 2nds

2nd

203 M.De Iacovo (94) & L.Walker (137*) Greenvale Kangaroos (13/14) 3rds

3rd

263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) Camberwell Magpies (10/11) 2nds

4th

251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood (99/00) 3rds

5th

291* M.Mott (216*) & J.Miller (141*) South Melbourne (01/02) 1sts

6th

204* B.McDonald (118*) & C.Chasemore (102*) Footscray Edgewater (13/14) 4ths

7th

173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (92*) North Melbourne (06/07) 1sts

8th

189* K.Voelkl (148*) & A.Wheeler (74*) Melbourne University (13/14) 2nds

9th

206* L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) Footscray Edgewater (06/07) 1sts

10th

86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25*) Geelong (97/98) 1sts


1st XI Playing records

Games 224 Groves, Darren 88 Wiese, Sam 210 Nankervis, David 86 Clements, Ben 192 Walker, Luke 80 Boland, Scott 175 Miller, James 80 Glenn, Brad 108 Wallace, Cameron 80 Mack, Adrian 105 Stubbings, Stephen 79 McGain, Bryce 90 Hurley, Gavin 78 Chasemore, Matthew 89 Lowry, Leigh 77 Robinson, David

Runs ( AVE ) 5584 (34.68) Walker, Luke 1848 (21.24) Lowry, Leigh 3482 (57.08) Mott, Matthew 1751 (25.75) Robinson, David 3274 (23.72) Miller, James 1712 (23.14) Glenn, Brad 2683 (40.65) Chasemore, Matthew 1708 (21.35) Wiese, Sam 2636 (25.10) Stubbings, Stephen 1641 (18.65) Wallace, Cameron 2614 (17.20) Nankervis, David 1610 (36.59) Jewell, Nick 2146 (22.83) Hurley, Gavin 1484 (23.94) Horvat, Anthony 2062 (24.26) Clements, Benjamin 1463 (23.98) Mathers, Jason 1947 (27.04) Logan, Cain 1365 (23.53) Gapes, Matthew 1861 (15.01) Groves, Darren 1278 (19.97) Butler, Mark

Wickets ( ave ) 464 (19.18) Groves, Darren 98 (34.35) McGain, Bryce 337 (20.40) Miller, James 88 (24.38) Benbow, Jack 236 (20.14) Wallace, Cameron 76 (28.33) Butler, Mark 140 (26.44) Mack, Adrian 60 (29.35) Phillips, Scott 129 (22.01) Boland, Scott 58 (30.60) Herrick, Jayde 99 (18.16) Chasemore, Matthew 55 (33.40) Abblitt, Darryn

Catches, stumpings & run outs

423 Nankervis, David 48 Robinson, David 153 Glenn, Brad 47 Wallace, Cameron 83 Groves, Darren 46 Butler, Mark 74 Miller, James 44 Chasemore, Matthew 67 Walker, Luke 37 Mott, Matthew 65 Hurley, Gavin 35 Stubbings, Stephen 56 Wiese, Sam 32 Phillips, Scott

Partnership Records Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season

1st

157 M.Lineker (78) & B.Hillard (81) Northcote 2012/13 2

nd 183 M.Lineker (112) & M.Gapes (72) North Melbourne 2012/13

3rd

177 M.Mott (169) & C.Entwistle (65) Hawthorn-Waverley 2000/01 4

th 199 J.Mathers (157) & L.Walker (86) Melbourne 2001/02

5th

291* M.Mott (216*) & J.Miller (141*) South Melbourne 2001/02 6

th 134 B.Glenn (82) & S.Graf (75) North Melbourne 1994/95

7th

173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (92*) North Melbourne 2006/07 8

th 138 B.Glenn (86) & D.Abblitt (59) Ringwood 1997/98

9th

206* L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 10

th 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25*) Geelong 1997/98


2nd XI playing Records

Games

98 Lowry, Leigh 63 Elmi, Dale 88 Mathers, Jason 58 Peiris, Duane 84 McCormick, Chris 57 Entwistle, Craig 80 Trueman, Glyn 57 Voelkl, Kierran 70 Cowen, Andrew 56 McClean, Michael

Runs ( ave )

2609 (35.74) Mathers, Jason 1378 (24.18) McClean, Michael 2526 (28.70) Lowry, Leigh 1359 (22.65) McCormick, Chris 1571 (32.73) Entwistle, Craig 1356 (33.07) Gapes, Matthew 1539 (32.06) Wiese, Sam 1343 (23.16) Peiris, Duane 1505 (25.51) Elmi, Dale 1337 (20.57) Cowen, Andrew 1426 (29.71) Williams, Jeff 1311 (34.50) Stubbings, Stephen 1420 (28.98) Bridgeman, Justin 1238 (26.91) Warwick, Daniel

Wickets ( ave )

119 (16.99) McGain, Bryce 66 (23.55) Baron, Tom 106 (26.07) McCormick, Chris 66 (28.52) Entwistle, Craig 84 (24.08) Groves, Darren 61 (28.16) Miller, James 72 (34.43) Harrop, Dean 55 (21.76) Boraston, Mark 70 (27.37) Wallace, Cameron 52 (32.52) Wylie, Joel

Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs

93 Nankervis, David 42 McCormick, Chris 76 Wiese, Sam 40 Heylbut, Danny 68 O'Meara, Chris 40 Peiris, Duane 65 Gains, Grant 39 Martin, Nathan 56 Lowry, Leigh 37 Guthrie, Jonny 51 Mathers, Jason 33 Perera, Roshan

Partnership Records

Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season

1st

252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood 1995/96 2

nd 153 L.Lowry (110) & J.Mathers (102) Carlton 2003/04

3rd

263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) Camberwell Magpies 2010/11 4

th 149 Justin Moore (102) & J.Williams (36) Camberwell Magpies 2001/02

5th

174 G.Thompson (103) & M.Hack (90) Footscray 1994/95 6

th 194 S.Peck (112) & N.Johnson (131) Melbourne 1997/98

7th

160 C.Bennett (64) & J.Williams (62) Footscray-Vic. University 2001/02 8

th 189* K.Voelkl (148*) & A.Wheeler (74*) Melbourne University 2013/14

9th

145* D.Kratz (133) & D.Harrop (50) Richmond 1996/97 10

th 79 C.Atkins (60) & D.Nankervis (27) Fitzroy-Doncaster 1999/00


3rd XI playing Records

Games

158 Piesse, Ken 75 Lawler, Brandon 87 Keenan, James 62 Cowen, Andrew 84 Wylie, Jason 53 Ezard, Shaun 81 Fisher, Robert 52 Coleman, Ben

75 Jackson, Hayden 52 Sofra, Peter

Runs ( AVE )

1960 (20.00) Piesse, Ken 1050 (15.67) Wylie, Jason 1489 (21.27) Lawler, Brandon 1038 (25.95) Voelkl, Keirran 1208 (24.16) Ezard, Shaun 937 (15.11) Cowen, Andrew 1179 (19.50) Dew, Christopher 891 (30.72) Peiris, Duane 1143 (28.58) Lowry, Leigh 832 (29.71) Bennett, Craig

Wickets ( AVE )

132 (19.11) Fisher, Robert 63 (28.48) Cowen, Andrew 130 (17.80) Piesse, Ken 57 (27.68) Lawler, Brandon 100 (18.82) Keenan, James 52 (30.83) Bull, Chris 97 (29.19) Jackson, Hayden 51 (17.94) Wilson, Sean 82 (20.18) Griffiths, Matt 50 (15.04) O'Sullivan, Mark


58 Heylbut, Danny 36 Pashen, Tim 44 Wylie, Jason 31 Fisher, Robert 41 O'Meara, Chris 31 Keenan, James 40 Piesse, Ken 28 Coleman, Ben 37 Atkins, Ross 28 Glenn, Sam

Partnership Records


1st

135 G.Thompson (68) & B.Lawler (59) Collingwood 1994/95 2

nd 203 M.De Iacovo (94) & L.Walker (137*) Greenvale Kangaroos 2013/14

3rd

257 C.Bennett (120) & Jarred Moore (132) Prahran 2001/02 4

th 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood 1999/00

5th

113 K.Piesse (108) & C.Wills (47) Prahran 1993/94 6

th 109 L.Lowry (100) & S.Phillips (66) South Melbourne 1994/95

7th

126* C.Bennett (100) & K.Piesse (37) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8

th 93 S.Coates (59) & L.Walker (36) Geelong 1998/99

9th

112 D.Groves (59) & K.Piesse (57) Geelong 1997/98 10

th 60 J.Vela (18*) & B.Humphrey (39) North Melbourne 2012/13


4th XI playing Records

Games

125 Archer, David 71 Wills, Bruce 106 Martine, Peter 67 Burgess, Chris 103 Wylie, Jason 67 Prendergast, Tim 97 Coleman, Ben 54 Wylie, Joel 91 Keenan, James 51 Corr, Winton 75 Jackson, Wade 51 Salerni, Robbie 73 Hudgson, Brett 49 Cassano, Nathan

Runs ( AVE )

1640 (43.16) Jhala, Prashant 1205 (15.65) Keenan, James 1621 (39.54) Hudgson, Brett 1164 (14.73) Wylie, Jason 1467 (14.24) Martine, Peter 1127 (19.43) Wills, Bruce 1443 (16.59) Coleman, Ben 1121 (17.25) Jackson, Wade 1425 (24.15) Prendergast, Tim 1109 (27.05) Harford, Nathan 1207 (25.68) Johnson, Owen 984 (12.78) Archer, David

Wickets ( AVE )

177 (24.28) Archer, David 53 (19.55) Wylie, Joel 93 (22.89) Keenan, James 52 (15.17) Hinds, Michael 92 (22.18) Coleman, Ben 50 (21.18) Jackson, Wade 82 (18.46) Hudgson, Brett 44 (28.09) Groome, Shannon 69 (18.10) Prendergast, Tim 40 (19.28) Jackson, Hayden


112 Martine, Peter 41 Keenan, James 62 Archer, David 38 Wylie, Jason 55 Glenn, Sam 38 Salerni, Robbie 45 Jackson, Wade 38 Hall, Michael 44 Coleman, Ben 29 Hudgson, Brett

Partnership Records


1st

158 G.Lymer (107) & S.Harvey (29) Hawthorn 1993/94 2

nd 164* R.Salerni (69*) & W.Crowder (85*) Dandenong 2011/12

3rd

193 C.Dew (151) & Jason Wylie (92) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 4

th 158 D.Binns (117) & B.Wills (67) Footscray 1994/95

5th

164 L.Kennedy (111) & C.Wills (76) South Melbourne 1996/97 6

th 204* B.McDonald (118*) & C.Chasemore (102*) Footscray Edgewater 2013/14

7th

170 B.Wills (89) & L.Simmons (86) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8

th 148 M.O’Sullivan (79) & B.Hudgson (70) Ringwood 2007/08

9th

78 B.Shepherd (66) & P.Martine (20) Hawthorn-Monash Uni 2001/02 10

th 62 N. Cassano (37) & T. Stanton (17) Footscray Edgewater 2009/10


1st XI CAREER playing records ( current players )

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5/10 Best C/S/RO

Ashkenazi, Ben 22 11 8 14* 34 11.33 0 0 172 19 26 772 29.69 0 4/34 4

Bardwell, Jacob M 1 1 0 4 4 4.00 3 0 0 31 0/31 0

Benbow, Jack A 69 36 17 25 190 10.00 0 0 661 119 88 2145 24.38 0 4/27 16

Black, Simon D 6 5 1 19 49 12.25 46 6 2 178 89.00 1/37 2

Boland, Scott M 80 49 13 41 500 13.89 0 0 924 181 129 2839 22.01 2 5/40 23

Chasemore, Matt 78 79 13 120* 2683 40.65 17 3 529 90 99 1798 18.16 6 6/12 44

Chernishoff, Coen 4 4 0 3 4 1.00 0

Crowder, William I 10 9 0 22 67 7.44 0 0 23.3 1 5 142 28.40 0 2/35 1

De Iacovo, Michael 3 3 0 17 28 9.33 0

Elmi, Dale T 40 39 1 83 565 14.87 2 0 70.3 9 11 271 24.64 0 3/64 7

Gapes, Matthew A 61 66 8 95 1365 23.53 10 0 14.5 1 1 58 58.00 0 1/30 22

Herrick, Jayde M 42 42 7 111 809 23.11 3 2 481 65 58 1775 30.60 0 4/50 8

Holland, Jon M 25 16 2 50 167 11.93 1 0 390 82 46 1105 24.02 1 5/10 11

Humphrey, Billy J 7 5 3 4 7 3.50 45 6 2 232 116.00 1/47 0

McClean, Michael 56 61 2 81 980 16.61 4 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 13

McCormick, Chris 48 44 11 43 485 14.70 0 0 370 86 47 1185 25.21 1 5/44 16

Mockett, Jackson 2 21.4 2 6 87 14.50 4/60 2

Nankervis, David 210 181 29 101 2614 17.20 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 423

Salerni, Robert S 19 17 2 52 216 14.40 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20

Sofra, Peter A 4 3 1 12 22 11.00 0 0 33.1 0 3 140 46.67 0 2/36 0

Tonkin, Liam G 4 4 0 9 12 3.00 0

Trueman, Glyn T 15 14 1 45* 142 10.92 0 0 72.3 6 5 302 60.40 0 2/31 3

Voelkl, Kierran K 12 11 1 27 138 13.80 0 0 5 0 0 29 0 0 3

Walker, Luke 192 200 39 135* 5584 34.68 33 6 382 40 38 1456 38.32 0 4/36 67

Wheeler, Aidan I 2 2 0 18 18 9.00 4.3 0 0 12 0/12 1

Wiese, Sam D 88 92 12 112 1708 21.35 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 56

Wood, Jake G 9 5 0 15 46 9.20 0 0 69 11 15 276 18.40 0 4/44 2


2nd XI CAREER playing records ( current players )

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S/RO

Ashkenazi, Ben 11 8 4 14 61 15.25 0 0 126 28 16 367 22.94 0 3/44 3

Bardwell, Jacob M 13 8 1 62 108 15.43 1 108 12 19 448 23.58 1 5/29 3

Benbow, Jack 27 26 9 27 245 14.41 0 0 335 90 33 871 26.39 0 4/30 13

Black, Simon D 1 6 0 0 21 0/21 0

Boland, Scott 26 26 3 92 677 29.43 3 391 103 50 1114 22.28 1 5/29 12

Chernishoff, Coen 18 19 0 102 429 22.58 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

Crowder, William I 17 17 2 74* 304 20.27 1 0 122 15 5 422 84.40 0 2/50 7

De Iacovo, Michael 3 3 0 54 68 22.67 1 9 1 1 29 29.00 1/29 2

Drummond, Mitch 33 20 11 7* 31 3.44 0 0 290 67 42 907 21.60 0 4/38 8

Elmi, Dale 63 64 5 110 1505 25.51 8 1 270 43 16 973 60.81 0 2/13 24

Frith, Benjamin 5 3 1 5 7 3.50 67 15 9 213 23.67 1 5/57 0

Gapes, Matthew 50 49 8 147 1356 33.07 7 2 72 10 3 269 89.67 0 2/32 15

Herrick, Jayde 18 20 2 155 708 39.33 1 2 205 27 21 772 36.76 4/42 3

Hogan-Keogh, B 4 1 0 0 16 0 6 101 16.83 4/30 0

Humphrey, Billy 19 12 4 30 90 11.25 0 0 197 37 30 733 24.43 0 4/24 2

Jackson, Wade 11 11 67 218 19.82 1 8 1 1 42 42.00 6

La Brooy, Thomas 8 7 0 55 118 16.86 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11

Mockett, Jackson 11 6 1 13 20 4.00 0 0 101 24 17 312 18.35 0 4/5 3

McClean, Michael

56

60

3

106

1378 24.18 8

2

103

25

13

355 27.31

2/2 13

McCormick, Chris 84 75 15 104 1359 22.65 5 1 805 163 106 2763 26.07 2 6/29 42

McDonald, Brad 15 14 1 47 188 14.46 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

McIlroy, Aaron 1 14 2 0 64 0/64 0

Nankervis, David 49 39 11 142 677 24.18 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 93

Peries, Kiefer 4 4 73 104 26.00 1 2

Reid, Joel 6 3 1 26 51 25.50 45.3 6 6 191 31.83 2/23 0

Reid, Luke 21 17 1 62 272 17.00 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17

Salerni, Robert S 21 21 1 42 361 18.05 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19

Sofra, Peter 36 23 5 22 154 8.56 0 0 373 78 50 1240 24.80 0 4/38 10

Taranto, Nicholas 8 8 1 38* 137 19.57 3

Tonkin, Liam G 13 14 122 309 22.07 1 6

Trueman, Glyn 80 73 2 84* 1198 16.87 2 0 269 40 24 859 35.79 0 4/11 26

Voelkl, Keirran 57 55 6 148* 1160 23.67 7 1 249 23 41 1138 27.76 0 .4/29 29

Walker, Luke 36 36 5 75* 938 30.26 7 0 28 8 4 43 10.75 0 4/25 22

Waterfall, Gordon 29 27 6 54* 350 16.67 1 0 50.5 5 8 248 31.00 0 4/13 16

Wheeler, Aidan I 12 11 6 74* 234 46.80 2 93 16 14 325 23.21 4/28 1

Wiese, Sam 55 55 7 120 1539 32.06 8 2 3 2 0 4 0 0 76

Wood, Jake G 23 15 6 25 136 15.11 0 0 184 30 26 685 26.35 0 3/31 8


3rd XI CAREER playing records ( current players )


Askenazi, Ben 10 2 0 13 13 6.50 0 0 70 21 12 228 19.00 0 3/11 1

Bardwell, Jacob M 17 11 4 45* 104 14.86 0 0 85 10 14 348 24.86 0 3/12 8

Benbow, Jack 14 12 2 59 245 24.50 2 108 13 11 390 35.45 4/37 7

Brown, Jake 9 2 1 3* 4 4.00 51 6 7 227 32.43 1/15 2

Chernishoff, Coen 27 28 2 74 564 21.69 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14

Crowder, William 5 5 1 41 82 20.50 0 0 36.1 10 9 105 11.67 0 4/17 1

De Iacovo, Michael F 6 6 0 94 271 45.17 1 12 3 0 40 0/11 3

Drummond, Mitch 23 7 3 7 9 2.25 0 0 295 81 46 755 16.41 1 5/49 4

Drummond, Tim 14 12 3 46* 204 22.67 83.5 14 11 324 29.45 2/13 2

Eastburn, Jarratt C 1 4 0 0 26 0/26 0

Elmi, Dale 20 20 1 59 312 16.42 1 15 1 2 61 30.50 5

Feldgen, Thomas 13 5 3 12 25 12.50 0 0 69 6 8 277 34.63 0 2/14 1

Fowler, Jack 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 8 2 0 25 0/25 0

Frith, Benjamin 11 4 0 8 18 4.50 89.3 22 9 254 28.22 3/36 3

Gapes, Matthew A 12 13 1 91* 313 26.08 1 2

Harford, Nathan 25 25 1 33 265 11.04 0 0 12 1 1 70 70.00 0 1/15 12

Hogan-Keogh, Blake 29 19 5 24 121 8.64 0 0 283 98 42 764 18.19 1 5/45 4

Humphrey, Billy 6 5 0 39 54 10.80 0 0 61 19 16 141 8.81 1 6/42 0

Jackson, Wade 20 19 1 43 192 10.67 81 13 15 331 22.07 4/42 5

La Brooy, Thomas 15 13 1 78* 312 26.00 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22

Mann, Nicholas 2 2 0 0 0 0.00 0

Mockett, Jackson 17 12 5 23 82 11.71 0 0 132 31 15 425 28.33 1 5/25 5

McClean, Michael

10

11

2

58*

255

28.33 2

4

2

7

3

McCormick, Chris

11

13

1

34

145

28.33

68

15

11

206 18.73

3/21 3

McDonald, Brad 32 34 5 133* 762 26.28 3 1 2 0 0 5 0 0 15

McIlroy, Aaron 14 5 1 13 17 4.25 113 27 19 404 21.26 3/15 10

Nankervis, David 8 5 12 16 3.20 9

Peries, Kiefer 12 12 2 81 330 33.00 2 9

Quigley, Billy 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 4 43 10.75 0 4/25 0

Reid, Joel 43 37 8 26 293 10.10 0 0 197 42 20 599 29.95 0 3/18 10

Reid, Luke 38 37 8 70 500 17.24 1 0 10 1 1 47 47.00 0 1/21 21

Roach, Nick 1 1 0 18 18 18.00 3 0 1 15 15.00 1/15 0

Salerni, Robbie 1 1 1 8 8 0

Sofra, Peter 52 52 6 55 720 15.65 1 0 333 70 42 1217 28.98 0 4/38 1

Taranto, Nicholas S 11 9 0 40 174 19.33 2 0 1 20 20.00 1/20 4

Trueman, Glyn 33 33 2 102 779 25.13 6 1 73.3 11 4 244 61.00 0 1/7 12

Vela, James 8 7 2 126* 209 41.80 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4

Voelkl, Keirran 42 43 3 103 1038 25.95 7 1 159 21 21 690 32.86 0 3/21 22

Walker, Luke 20 18 4 137* 492 35.14 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 8

Waterfall, Gordon 5 5 1 110* 212 53.00 0 1 2 0 1 18 18.00 0 1/18 0

Wheeler, Aidan 13 11 1 40 80 8.00 0 0 90.4 19 11 328 29.82 0 3/7 2

Wiese, Sam 8 8 91 192 24.00 1 1 2 3

Wood, Jake 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 9 2 3 26 8.67 3/26 0

Wylie, Jason 84 76 9 54 1050 15.67 2 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 44


4th XI CAREER playing records ( current players )


Ashkenazi, Ben 15 5 1 14 16 4.00 131 34 22 379 17.23 4/12 7

Baptist, Bradley J 1 0

Bardwell, Jacob 21 17 5 73* 421 35.08 3 0 202 53 34 578 17.00 2 6/36 8

Barron-Toop, Jamin 5 1 1 1* 1 9 0 3 75 25.00 2/13 0

Benbow, Jack 2 2 31 59 29.50 28 12 7 43 6.14 1 5/37 1

Bennett, Liam 19 9 4 5 12 2.40 144 29 24 456 19.00 1 5/19 5

Brett, Ryan F 25 20 2 21 127 7.06 0 0 27 3 3 122 40.67 0 2/16 11

Brown, Jake 11 1 1 1* 1 91.3 20 13 257 19.77 2/22 3

Chasemore, Cam 36 36 7 102* 746 25.72 2 1 95 11 12 376 31.33 0 2/21 20

Chernishoff, Coen 24 22 0 110 524 23.82 3 1 1 0 0 6 8

Crowder, William 11 10 2 85* 297 37.13 2 59.2 23 10 155 15.50 2/17 5

Davis, Leon 28 17 1 30 139 8.69 0 0 165 25 17 622 36.59 0 2/24 8

Drummond, Mitchell 8 4 2 12* 23 11.50 0 0 90.3 25 14 191 13.64 0 3/10 5

Drummond, Tim 12 11 0 97 208 18.91 1 0 96.8 24 28 310 11.07 1 7/10 5

Eastburn, Jarratt C 7 6 2 7* 20 5.00 66.1 19 11 163 14.82 4/16 3

Elmi, Dale 19 19 2 138 615 36.18 3 2 45 11 5 128 25.60 0 1/7 6

Feldgen, Thomas 18 11 4 76 168 24.00 1 0 150 39 28 384 13.71 0 4/14 6

Harford, Nathan 44 44 3 91 1109 27.05 8 0 134 31 12 431 35.92 0 4/23 25

Heath, Ben 1 2 0 4 5 2.50 5 0 1 19 19.00 1/19 1

Hogan-Keogh, Blake 2 2 1 54 55 55.00 1 15 2 1 59 59.00 1/44 0

Humphrey, Billy 1 1 0 21 21 21.00 6 0 0 44 0/44 1

Jackson, Wade 75 69 4 95 1121 17.25 7 0 369 86 50 1059 21.18 0 4/30 45

Kennedy, William F 19 21 4 71 375 22.06 1 0 56.3 9 10 165 16.50 0 2/16 9

La Brooy, Thomas 1 1 0 28 28 28.00 0

Mann, Nicholas 17 16 6 63 197 19.70 1 12 0 2 56 28.00 2/24 9

Mockett, Jackson 4 3 0 18 18 6.00 0 0 17 3 4 50 12.50 0 2/14 1

Moslih, Umar 3 2 0 5 5 2.50 8 0 0 35 0/11 1

McClean, Michael 2 2 1 57 88 88.00 1 9 1 32 32.00 1/32 0

McCormick, Chris 2 2 1 60 72 88.00 1 28 10 7 59 8.43 1 6/20 1

McDonald, Brad 10 10 2 118* 328 41.00 1 1 4 0 1 41 41.00 0 1/2 2

McIlroy, Aaron 3 3 1 47* 57 28.50 15 0 2 38 19.00 2/18 0

Nankervis, Brian 1 1 8 8 8.00 0

Peries, Kiefer 2 2 0 20 21 10.50 7

Quigley, Billy 31 29 6 50* 353 15.35 1 0 186 37 29 503 17.34 1 5/44 11

Reid, Joel 29 20 4 26 164 10.25 0 0 141 24 25 463 18.52 1 6/23 10

Reid, Luke 12 12 1 23 178 16.18 1 0 9 3 0 15 0 0 6

Salerni, Robbie 51 38 6 112 678 21.19 2 1 1 0 1 2 2.00 0 1/2 38

Sharpe, Damon 4 3 0 3 4 1.33 0

Sofra, Peter 3 3 62 69 23.00 1 29 9 2 60 30.00 1/12 1

Taranto, Nicholas S 2 2 0 29 50 25.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Trueman, Glyn 18 18 3 63 310 20.67 3 16 2 80 40.00 8

Vela, James 21 19 2 75 375 22.06 3 0 3 0 0 17 0 0/17 23

Voelkl, Jye 48 23 7 34 182 11.38 0 0 297 66 35 981 28.03 0 3/49 21

Voelkl, Keirran 4 4 0 38 54 13.50 0 0 30 0 7 115 16.43 0 4/43 3

Walker, Luke 12 14 1 75 390 30.00 2 24 3 2 106 53.00 1/19 7

Waterfall, Gordon 2 2 0 6 9 4.50 1

Wheeler, Aidan 20 15 7 52* 167 20.88 1 0 185 43 19 582 30.63 0 2/9 8

Wiese, Sam 4 4 1 29 32 10.67 15 5 2 34 17.00 1/23 3

Wilcox, Nick 1 2 0 34 58 29.00 0

Wood, Jake 10 10 1 62 151 16.78 1 130 30 28 308 11.00 4/13 6

Wylie, Jason 103 92 13 92 1164 14.73 5 81.3 8 8 323 40.38 2/17 38


FPCC Life members

W.H.O’Grady (dec’d),

J.A.Gloury (dec’d),

W.Peters (dec’d),

E.J.Cullis (dec’d),

Dr S.J.Plowman (dec’d),

J.E.Sorraghan,

R.G.Denham (dec’d),

B.G. “Tim” Gloury,

William E.Prendergast (dec’d),

B.W.Cameron (dec’d),

D.A.Smith,

Ken E.Cullis (dec’d),

William C.Wills,

Lance E.Wills,

Ian D.Stanley,

Nance Wills,

Dennis B.Prendergast,

William J.Sweeney (dec’d),

Neal E.Thompson,

William J.O’Brien (dec’d),

R.J.Harvey (dec’d),

S.M.Rossi,

Brian A.Burns (dec’d),

Ian M.Boldiston,

Bruce W.Wills,

Vanessa Thompson,

Joan Wills,

Ian Gunn (dec’d),

Ken V.Walker,

David R.Archer,

Pat Prendergast,

William E.Foley (dec’d),

Cliff J.Wright,

Ken Piesse,

John Render,

Penny Prendergast,

Darren J.Groves,

Graeme Brewer,

Luke Walker,

James Keenan,

Anne Walker,

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