frankston peninsula cricket club annual report & financial statements · 2017-06-26 ·...

Frankston Peninsula

Cricket Club

Annual Report &

Financial Statements

Season 2016/2017

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 2 Annual Report 2016/2017

Board of Management 2016/2017 President Dennis Prendergast Vice Presidents Cliff Wright and James Keenan Secretary Ivan Ashkenazi Treasurer Glenn Davey Board Directors Kevin Johnson, Brendan Lavery, David McClean, Chris McCormick, Glyn Trueman

MPCA Representatives Craig Letch and Stephen Morone

General Managers Joanne Davey and Glenn Davey

On-Field Management 2016/2017

Director of Coaching Adrian Johnstone

Assistant Coach (Batting) Johan Vorster Specialist Consultant (Batting) Anthony McQuire Specialist Consultant (Leadership) Darren Berry Strategy Bowling Coach Darren Groves Technical Bowling Coach Tim Spear Strength & Conditioning Coach Dean Gunawardana Junior Development Co-ordinator David McClean Junior Development Assistant Mark O’Sullivan

Captains: 1st XI – Luke Walker. Assisted by Jack Benbow in Round 15. 2nd XI – Sam Wiese. Assisted by Dale Elmi in Round 17. 3rd XI – Aaron McIlroy. 4th XI – Simon Draycott. Assisted by Lachlan Curtis in Round 10 and 11, and Leon Davis for Quarter Final.

Team Managers: Ivan Ashkenazi, Glenn Davey, Sam Wiese, Aaron McIlroy, Simon Draycott, Nick Salerni, Brendan Lavery, Martin Wylie.

Scorers: 1st XI – Wayne Ross. Assisted at times by Glenn Davey and Adrian Johnstone. 2nd XI – Various contributors including Wayne Ross, Glenn Davey, John Trueman, Nick Salerni,

Dennis Prendergast, Ben Frith, and Caolan O’Connor. 3rd XI – Ross Simpson. Assisted at times by Glenn Davey, Tim Spear, and 3rd XI Players. 4th XI – 4th XI Players. Assisted at times by Matt Davis, Tim Spear, and Glenn Davey.


President’s Report

Our season of 2016/2017 was a season that produced improved performances for many and consolidation both on the field and off, laying a strong foundation for us to move forward with confidence for success. The Club has turned around a large financial deficit by implementing effective and efficient governance practices, assisted by a proactive Board, rolling up their sleeves to ensure our Club remains sustainable into the future. However, the cost of managing a Premier Cricket Club to an expected elite Club level continues to escalate. The ongoing challenge for all Premier clubs is to be able to provide adequately for individual expectations in areas of opportunity and development translating to consistent performances.

Welcome to our new directors who have now served their first 12 months with the Board. To Cliff Wright, Brendan Lavery and David McClean – thank you for jumping straight in with passion to make a positive contribution. It has also been excellent to further build the club’s connections with the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association. Executive members from the MPCA in Stephen Morone and Craig Letch have accepted our invitation to participate with our board, which has certainly enhanced the positive flow of communication. With all but one team challenging for finals and a 2nd XI Grand Final appearance, the playing group is continually improving and maturing into what is expected to challenge the competition Club Championship and finals in all grades consistently. I acknowledge the performance of the 2nd XI led by Sam Wiese, who achieved a Grand Final berth deservedly after being the most consistent team across the season, with many players having a break out season. However, to be denied a Premiership was heartbreaking for all involved. The retirement from Premier Cricket of Luke Walker leaves a big gap for us. His Premier Cricket career is an outstanding one. He leaves us with our thanks for his service and his considerable loyalty to FPCC. Also retiring from Premier cricket, after very serviceable careers, well done to Chris McCormick and Sam Wiese. On behalf of FPCC I thank them for their long-term service, both as talented cricketers and importantly passionate Clubmen. Our Club had strong representation at all levels of elite cricket, from International, State, BBL, underage State and Pathway. Congratulations to all for being great ambassadors for FPCC at all these levels.


The major project of upgrading our practice wicket precinct is finally underway, following an uncontrollable 18-month delay from Frankston City Council. Once completed, the upgrade maintains our facility as the benchmark of the Premier Competition. The demand from our region for increased access of our training facilities continues to grow and as has been the case for decades, we have always endeavoured to facilitate where practical, access in a coordinated manner. Cricket Victoria recently acknowledged the Club for its Community Engagement, suggesting we do it better than most Premier Clubs. I extend our appreciation to Head Coach Adrian Johnstone for his dedicated commitment over the past two seasons and wish him well for his future coaching endeavours. The sponsors who continue to be loyal and support our Club are a most valuable resource. In recent years they have had little business return for their investment. We all need to acknowledge, appreciate and support their businesses in return for their support of us, this has to be a priority going forward. Once again, I highlight our appreciation to our primary partner Buildsafe Building Insurances, as well as our premier partners Frankston RSL and Dunsford Financial. The Club is growing the fifth team being our volunteers. From Board members to casual involvement, thank you for those who have “put your hands up” to assist and minimise the workload for the few. I emphasise that to continue to be a sustainable club we need to build on our core base of current volunteers and I encourage family and friends to get involved for even greater satisfaction, understanding and enjoyment of our club. To be an effective club in the future we need to grow our cash reserves through increased sponsorship, total engagement and support from a better cross section of participants, growing a better connect with on field and off field therefore developing a greater inclusiveness and passion that can enhance our Club environment.

Dennis Prendergast

President


General Manager’s Report

It is with pleasure that I submit Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club’s Annual Report for Season 2016/2017. The process of compiling the Annual Report (my seventh report) provides a great opportunity to assemble a record of the achievements and records of the club from the recent season. Personally, I have completed my sixth year in this role. The shared arrangement has worked well, with my wife Jo undertaking a lot of the day-to-day administrative tasks and myself completing the practical onsite aspects of the position.

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. We look forward to the upcoming construction of our new training facility, which has been delayed for 18 months due to a number of factors out of our control. The facility will be innovative in the fact there will be a capacity to have run-ups at both ends of the practice wickets. This will in effect double the use of the practice wickets, which currently struggle to meet the training needs of the club, pathway squads and other cricket groups who are invited to use the only turf training facility in the region. By being fully enclosed with roof netting, it will also provide a much needed safety measure that will remove the risk of parking in the nearby car park or playing in the nearby playground. The final plans have been completed, with the Tender process about to commence, with construction scheduled at this stage to be completed by September 2017.

Administration

As in previous years, Cricket Victoria and Cricket Australia 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 and Cricket Australia’s support is greatly appreciated.

Coaching

Adrian Johnstone continued in his role as Director of Coaching. Adrian was supported by a quality group of coaches including Johan Vorster, Anthony McQuire, Darren Berry, Tim Spear, Darren Groves, David McClean, Mark O’Sullivan and Dean Gunawardana. Following a comprehensive end of season review, Adrian was not offered a new role at the club. We sincerely thank Adrian for his passion and dedication that he brought to the club in his two year period as senior coach. Following an extensive process involving multiple highly credentialed candidates, the club is excited to have secured the services of Keith Jansz as the new Director of Coaching, considering his extensive experience and skill set. Keith comes to the club with a Level 3 National Coaching Accreditation and is currently the coach of Victorian Country Women’s Cricket Team and the Victorian Indigenous Women’s Cricket Team. With significant familiarity of the club & region already, Keith returns to FPCC after earlier guiding the club to its maiden 1st XI Grand Final appearance in 2002/03. Jansz has recently managed high performance roles in major colleges in Sri Lanka, following roles as coach of Melbourne Cricket Club (Women’s Division), Springvale South in the DDCA and Hawthorn – Monash University in 2011/12 to 2012/13.


A 1st XI cricketer with Prahran between 1980/81 to 1986/87, Jansz also has held other significant high performance roles to boost his experience and skill set, including a State selector and Specialist Coach of Vic Spirit, Coach of Victorian Women U17’s and U19’s, Chairman of Selectors for Victorian Women U15’s & U17’s and State Selector of Victorian Men’s U19’s. We look forward to working closely with Keith once again.

Playing

It was terrific to again record two days of “Searing Heat” this season, especially against Camberwell Magpies who were the eventual Club Champions for Season 2016/17. It is hard to remember in recent years (except for 2015/16!), another time our sides won all four matches in a round more than once in a season! This season our four sides defeated local rivals Casey-South Melbourne in Round 9 and ladder leaders Camberwell Magpies in Round 14. Congratulations to all award winners from the Presentation Night, in particular to Matthew Gapes who won his first Prendergast Club Champion award after a very consistent break out season in the 1st XI. An incredibly tight vote count for the Thompson Medal in Season 2016/17, where it was fitting for veteran Luke Walker to claim the medal for the first time in his long outstanding career, sharing the medal with young promising fast bowler Jack Lavery. The vision from match days using our HD Video Camera obtained from our Spirit of Cricket award prizemoney has been taken to another level, with the club receiving considerable social media exposure as a result of the hours of vision editing I was able to complete to compile regular highlights packages. The 1sts had a very competitive season with wins against St Kilda, Casey, Camberwell and Melbourne along with extremely close results against Essendon, Kingston, Northcote, Ringwood and Melbourne University where things just did not quite fall our way in those matches. Matthew Gapes (684 runs), Luke Walker (569) and Liam Tonkin (424) had very good seasons with the bat, with Ben Ashkenazi (21 wickets), Jackson Mockett (20) and Jack Benbow (15) the best with the ball. The 3rds just fell short of the finals, after another solid season under the leadership of Aaron McIlroy.

Quarter Final Summary:

The 2nds won their Quarter Final comfortably in the end, but they had to fight back from a slow start with the bat. Sam Wiese and Rob Salerni anchored the innings with a crucial middle order partnership to setup a very competitive target to defend on their home soil. Nick Boland and Jake Wood then crushed the Camberwell Magpies top order and it was hard for the visitors to recover their innings from the difficult start.

The 4ths played at a neutral venue hosted by Kingston Hawthorn against a team ranked second on the ladder in Fitzroy Doncaster. In what were very difficult conditions where the dry pitch played difficult and offered plenty of spin, the first innings total of 162 from FPCC was low but still very competitive in those conditions. After dismissing the best three opposition batsmen before stumps on Day 1, our bowlers continued to take regular wickets on Day 2 to dismiss the highly fancied opposition for just 100. Leon Davis proved the difference with the ball, showing great courage to play through injury to capture a five-wicket haul.

Semi Final Summary:

After being sent into bat first, FPCC got away to a flying start on their home pitch at Butler Oval, with Gordon Waterfall and Rob Salerni ticking the score over to be an excellent 2/113 at lunch. However, this is where the complexion of the match changed, with FPCC losing 8/46 to be dismissed for an under par 10/165. With enough assistance in the pitch to keep our fast bowlers interested, the Heat attack bowled the entire innings with extreme patience and discipline. Dandenong had a no risk policy, and refused aggressive stroke play to carefully protect their wicket. The fast bowlers applied considerable pressure


before stumps on Day 1, to take three crucial top order wickets by the close of play. Both sides carefully managed their way to lunch on Day 2, but regular wickets to the home side gave them the advantage. To relieve the tension and stress levels of the supporters upstairs, Jake Wood bowled with pace and aggression to quickly wrap up the innings after lunch to dismiss Dandenong for 106, who ended up losing 8/45 following their bright start. With a deficit of 59 runs, Dandenong conceded defeat to send Frankston Peninsula into the big dance! The season of the 4th XI ended at Central Reserve, Glen Waverley after they came up against a very inform top team on their home ground. For the developing side to win a final and reach the final four is a fantastic effort, under the terrific leadership of Simon Draycott. In the semi final, FPCC started well with Jack Lavery claiming early wickets to have the home team struggling at 3/26 and 5/77. Some considerable middle order partnerships boosted the Monash total to 7/265 from their maximum allotted 90 overs. With only 75 overs remaining, the runs had to flow early to give FPCC a chance in the run chase. Alex Hands and Steve Dagys tried to push the run scoring, but regular wickets ended their season.

Grand Final Summary:

To sum up the Grand Final, I refer to my Facebook post from the quietness of the full but silent Casey Fields change rooms: “Devastating. Heart breaking. So close. Tears. Emotion. Team mates forever. Thanks to all who came to support us at Casey Fields this weekend. The support was huge, and certainly noticed by the players. Thank you.” The team played a magnificent finals series. They lifted every time they were called to. They had a huge amount of support along side them at the ground riding every delivery. It was so stressful for those on the sidelines who had no way of impacting the result. Everyone was so proud of the team, but as per heartbreak this club has experienced in Grand Final’s of the past, it returned in the cruelest way. After batting valiantly to get the side back into the game, we looked so close to hanging on for the draw, which would be enough. However, as quick as a flash, the Premiership glory was ripped away, just six balls short of success. Congratulations to all players who played their role during the season to help see the 2nd XI reach the Grand Final, and to these players who represented the club in the Grand Final: Sam Wiese (c), Nick Mann, Gordon Waterfall, Nathan Harford, Robbie Salerni, Aidan Wheeler, Nick Boland, Jake Wood, Ben Frith, Billy Humphrey, Glyn Trueman, Tom La Brooy (12th man), Kiefer Peries (hand injury from Semi Final), Tom Ewing (back injury from Quarter Final). Here is what Leader Newspapers wrote about the dramatic match: Essendon claimed a dramatic Second XI premiership with five balls to spare after an epic Premier Cricket final against Frankston Peninsula. The Heat, by virtue of finishing three points ahead of Essendon on the ladder, needed only to bat out day two at Casey Fields to be crowned premiers. At 8-237 with three overs remaining, Frankston Peninsula appeared certain to seal a memorable flag after a classic decider. Seamer Sam Crea set the scene for a nail biting climax by removing Heat captain Sam Wiese for 75 with 15 balls remaining.


Six balls stood between Frankston Peninsula and glory when Crea delivered the knockout blow, trapping Billy Humphrey lbw for 33 on the first delivery of the last over. The Heat could have drawn the game and won the premiership, Essendon had to take the 10 wickets. It took until the last over, the first ball of the 99th over. Crea toiled through 31.1 overs, finishing with a match-winning haul of 7-57. Teenager Connor Rutland backed up his unbeaten 82 from Saturday with 2-52, while Nishal Perera’s four-hour knock of 106 was pivotal after Essendon had been 3-28 on day one. While Perera’s innings changed the game’s momentum, Rutland’s unbroken 61-run stand with No. 10 James Ford proved the tipping point. Rutland clubbed 82 from 107 balls, while Ford added a valuable 20 not out to lift Essendon to 8-272. The Heat batted valiantly in pursuit of the target, with Nathan Harford (54), Wiese and Humphrey ensuring the game ended in thrilling circumstances.

Playing Arrivals

The club secured the addition of the following players to the senior list for Season 2016/2017: Preston Bodsworth (Ormond), Max Cairns (Rye), Lachlan Curtis (POB), Ryan Hammel (Delacombe Park), Alex Hands (Baden Powell), Bailey McFarlane (Delacombe Park), Tom La Brooy (POB), Patrick Nagel (Rosebud), Connor Phillips (Delacombe Park), Patrick Skelly (Heatherhill), Andrew Smith (Langwarrin), Sam Sturt (Baden Powell).

Playing Departures

Players who left the club following the 2015/2016 season included: Mitchell Allen, Jack Birthisel, Paul Borrington, Alex Cann, Coen Chernishoff, Adyn Coleman, Niraj De Silva, Euan Fox, Samuel Loewe, Michael McClean, Liam O’Connor, Luke Reid, Andrew Stapleton, Johan Vorster, Spencer Wilton and Tom Wood. Thank you to these players for their service to Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club.

Volunteers

There are a significant amount of volunteers within the Club who deserve recognition for their contributions. Thanks must go to all of the coaches led by Adrian Johnstone, the captains Luke Walker, Sam Wiese, Aaron McIlroy and Simon Draycott, our new Chairman of Selectors Andrew Shannon who did a great job in his first season, Ross Simpson (Training Management and Scorer), Graeme Gibbs (Photographer), Ivan Ashkenazi (Team Manager), Wayne Ross (Scorer), Matt Davis (Scorer), Graeme Brewer (Match day Assistance and Scorer), Nick Salerni (Team Manager and Scorer), John Trueman (scorer), David Brisset (Afternoon Tea), Glen Elmi (Afternoon Tea Food), Karen Wiese (Selection Meals), Maddy Wiese (Selection Meals), Lauren Trueman (Selection Meals), Linda Skelly (Selection Meals), Jo Davey (Selection Meals), Raelene Lavery (Selection Meals), and Debra Gibbs (Selection Meals). Thank you must also go to Garry 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.

Fundraising Bunnings BBQ

A successful fundraising day at Bunnings on Australia Day for the Club. Thanks to all who were rostered with many volunteering extra time. In particular, those who filled gaps in the afternoon shift and stayed to clean and pack up. Your efforts are acknowledged and appreciated!


Great day at Heat in the Kitchen Luncheon

Thanks to all who attended our Heat in the Kitchen Luncheon on AFL Grand Final Day eve. Even though there was no cricket to watch on the fine and sunny day due to the early call from Cricket Victoria to postpone Round 1, it still turned out to be a very fun and enjoyable day, thanks to the very entertaining hour from guest speaker Darren Berry. It was great to see so many familiar faces and local cricket personalities attend the day, as well as 40 current players who filled the room and bonded after losing the chance to take the field that day.

Congratulations to Tim Spear

Well done to our bowling development coach Tim Spear (left) who, representing Victoria, won the Australian Over 60’s Championships in Perth!

WNCL – ACT Meteors vs Queensland Fire

It was a terrific occasion for the club to host a WNCL match in November between ACT Meteors and Queensland Fire. It was a very competitive match in which ACT got the points after a very entertaining innings from Katie Mack who received the player of the match award (right). Both sides and Cricket Victoria were extremely complimentary of the facilities and hospitality. Hopefully we will be able to host further high profile matches going forward.

Vale Karen Voelkl

Our sincere condolences from all at FPCC went to the Voelkl family including Ray, Tristan, Kierran and Jye following the passing of Karen in October following a very brave battle with illness. Karen served the club for many years as a dedicated volunteer and board director, and was certainly a very valuable contributor. The funeral service for Karen was held at Rosebud Funeral Services.

Board of Management

Finally, recognition should be provided to the hard working FPCC Board of Management which included throughout the year: Dennis Prendergast (President), Cliff Wright (Vice President), James Keenan (Vice President), Glenn Davey (Treasurer), Ivan Ashkenazi (Secretary), Kevin Johnson, Brendan Lavery, David McClean, Chris McCormick and Glyn Trueman. It was extremely positive to have Stephen Morone and Craig Letch join the board to represent the MPCA Executive Committee.

It is with sadness that I mention a sincere farewell to Luke Walker, Chris McCormick and Sam Wiese. I have had a very close connection to these great clubmen during our time at FPCC, and they will be tremendously missed. I wish them all the best for their next chapter.

Glenn Davey

Co-General Manager


Captain’s Report

To look at the final ladder position of the 1st XI at the end of the season would be a simplistic view of how the team played throughout the season. Whilst we did finish 17th out of 18 teams, and that can not be ignored, the strides that the team made in gaining more respect across the competition was noted. Of the 4 victories that the team had during the season, 3 of those came against teams that contested the finals, and 1 of which was an outright victory at Camberwell who ended the season on top of the ladder. The form of the team in T20 cricket was much improved from the prior season where the team was largely uncompetitive. We registered a victory, 2 heartbreaking losses on the last ball of the match (in consecutive days) and encountered a 1 man wrecking crew at Prahran. The response from the team after that day was most positive with a victory the next day.

As captain the response and instructions I asked of the team, the respect I was shown as captain and the willingness to do whatever was asked show that Frankston Peninsula has a lot of young cricketers who want the club to progress forward and are prepared to go on the journey. Numerous players took a step forward with some individual highlights. Matt Gapes had a fine season after being thrust into the unfamiliar role of an opening batsman. He registered his maiden Premier 1st XI century vs Geelong in Round 15. We also saw a taste of things to come with scores of 90+ from Jaime Brohier, Liam Tonkin and Gordon Waterfall. With the ball we saw a courageous effort from Jake Wood at Camberwell with match figures of 8/73. Jackson Mockett, Jack Benbow and Nick Boland also recorded 4 wickets in an innings during the season. The team would not have been able to take the field without the constant support of so many helpers throughout the season. Whilst I can’t name everyone, the weekly support of Ivan Ashkenazi (team manager) and Wayne Ross (scorer) went above and beyond what was required, and we are very grateful. Chris McCormick due to work opportunities has decided to end his career at Frankston Peninsula. I spoke previously about Chris’s willingness to adapt to situations and to get himself into the 1st XI on a consistent basis. He has had stints as a bowler, all rounder, top order bat, power hitter in T20 cricket…you name, he’s had a go at it. Not only do we lose a fantastic cricketer, but we lose an even better person and clubman. Best of luck to you and your family Chris. I see plenty of light at the end of the tunnel for the current group of FPCC cricketers. With names like Symons, Mockett, Boland, Gapes, Waterfall, Tonkin, Salerni, Ashkenazi, Humphrey etc all providing glimpses of their capabilities at 1st XI level, they are all capable of being consistent cricketers as the next generation and capable of higher honours. It won’t be handed to you, it takes hard work……..which leads me to….. In closing, the hard work that coach Adrian Johnstone has provided the club the last two seasons won’t go unnoticed. I don’t think I have come across a more passionate leader in my time. Everything that Adrian did was to try and improve Frankston Peninsula and give the players every opportunity to succeed. Adrian forever wore his heart on his sleeve…..and I always found myself calming him down in times of disappointment or jubilation! The boys deeply thank you “Ox” for your dedication and commitment in your time as coach.

Luke Walker

1st XI Captain


Finance Report

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club realized an audited net profit of $17,272 for Season 2016/2017 compared to a net loss of ($23,610) in Season 2015/2016. The financial information is based on accrual accounting, is exclusive of GST, and includes non-cash transactions such as depreciation and adjustments. This is an incredible outcome to turn around the net result by $40,882 in only 12 months. The club was forced into a very challenging position financially last season, and after hard work and a lot of support from our members, the club is now back to a neutral starting point to launch from. The major contributing factors of the result are provided in the following report.

Income: Cricket Victoria & Cricket Australia Again the main funding source came through distributions from Cricket Victoria and Cricket Australia, which slightly increased. Also provided was a VRGF sponsorship grant, and a discretionary grant from Cricket Victoria to recognize the considerable work undertaken by the club in the areas of junior development and community engagement. Included in “Other Distributions” is new funding provided by the Australian Cricketers Association for their Premier Cricket Coaching Program. Cricket Victoria assisted in reimbursing costs incurred to host Country Week matches and the 2nd XI Quarter Final and Semi Final, along with reimbursing the costs to host Victorian Under 17 trial matches and the Women’s National Cricket League match in November. In respect to the loan with Cricket Victoria for our contribution to the electronic scoreboard, the full seven repayments ($35,000 combined) have now been made to clear the debt. Bar, Canteen and Selection Night Meals. Bar Sales continued to slowly decrease, with only two external functions held. In order to eliminate the considerable cost to operate the canteen, food on match days was sold from volunteers from the bar. These sales were absorbed into the bar sales, to further highlight the drop in bar sales. Rolls, cakes and cordial continued to be provided for player afternoon teas free of charge, thanks to many volunteer preparation hours. The Selection Night Meals were prepared by a large roster of volunteers, making a profit for the club of $2,456 compared to the profit of $3,518 last season, which is still a handy result for the club. 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. The players and members also participated in our TMA Fundraising campaign, which helped raise $8,477 profit for the club. I encourage supporters to strongly consider becoming a social member to further support your Club financially. Sales of social memberships almost doubled in 2016/17, which was a pleasing sign. Social A very successful Trivia Night was organized by Glyn and Lauren Trueman to raise $3,091 for the club. The club also was able to secure a last minute slot to operate a Bunnings BBQ, which generated a profit of $975 thanks to the volunteer support who helped operate the BBQ on Australia Day. It was great to again host another Heat in the Kitchen event to launch the season, with Darren Berry an entertaining guest speaker. Sponsorship We are grateful to continue to receive wonderful support from our sponsors: Buildsafe Building Insurances (Phil Graf), Frankston RSL (Rob Morrison), Dunsford Financial (Mark Dunsford), Core Gym (Joe Russo), National Australia Bank Seaford (Jacinta Broatch), Kookaburra Sport (Nathan Pilon), Saxon Sports Frankston (Chris Hall), The Pantry House (Glen Elmi), AOK Window Cleaning (Rob Bennett), Brendan Lavery Plumbing (Brendan Lavery), Paringa Estate Winery (Lindsay McCall), Girl Friday VA Solutions (Jo Davey), Craig Symons, and Graham Quarries (Chris Hutchinson).


Thank you to Mark Dunsford, Craig Mann and Kevin Johnson who play a key role on behalf of the club in generating and maintaining positive relationships with new and existing sponsors. All members are encouraged to support our sponsors with your business, to help reward their investment.

Expenditure: Facility In 2015/16, the club experienced a very costly period in regards to items requiring repair with some scoreboard shutters, the cool room compressor and the large Butler Oval covers all requiring unbudgeted replacement. This season, the maintenance costs returned to levels that are more manageable. Grounds Ground rental fees payable to the Frankston City Council for the A.H. Butler Oval and Eastern Oval increased slightly from $9,962 to $10,461. The club remains significantly well supported by the Council and its staff. Merchandise $8,186 worth of current merchandise purchases and new cricket balls remain on hand as at 30 April 2017. Last season saw the playing list remain quite stable, which decreased the demand for new merchandise causing the fall of clothing sales and corresponding expenditure. Playing To manage budget affordability, the club was unable to invest in securing an overseas player. Payments to coaching staff increased by $11,000 which was caused in the majority by payments to Darren Berry that were fully funded by the ACA Premier Cricket Program grant. Indoor practice, facility hire and cricket equipment costs (such as match balls, training balls, first aid items, ice and training aides) combined to $16,775 to outline the significant investment by the club in playing resources. Travel and Accommodation costs were not incurred this season due to pre-season practice matches to the country being abandoned due to rain, along with the Round 5 Country Bush Bash that did not proceed due to wet conditions. GST The club fell behind in its GST payments due to the deficit position encounted during the last two years. The Australian Taxation Office have been very accommodating, and agreed to a 10-month payment plan for the $10,802 owed from the Business Activity Statements. This will be paid monthly between July 2017 and April 2018. Summary: As discussed above, the club has worked very hard to secure a position of financial stability. Revenue has been increased in various methods such as ACA coaching grant, social events, raffle fundraising events, along with maintaining important revenue streams such as sponsorship and player memberships. In turn, the club has made a deliberate effort to reduce expenditure such as canteen wages and overseas players, along with being assisted with the reduction in maintenance costs, to help drive a surplus position. This is such an encouraging position to be in compared to the dire situation 12 months earlier. However, this is now just a neutral base to launch from. A return to deficit will see the club return to an overdraft position, which will limit the investment opportunities back into the club. The Board will continue to conservatively manage the finances, and look at revenue growth opportunities to allow further cricket investment and to also ease the ongoing financial pressure.

Glenn Davey

Treasurer


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 3068, FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Balance Sheet As at 30 April 2017 2017 2016

Current Assets

General Cheque Account $3,572.14 ($5,302.73)

Cash on Hand $1,258.35 $1,144.90

Trade Debtors $19,810.51 $20,125.04

Inventories (Merchandise) $8,186.73 $8,394.72

$32,827.73 $24,361.93

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 ($72,333.00) ($65,182.00)

Electronic Scoreboard $66,713.00 $66,713.00

$24,459.73 $31,610.73

Total Assets $57,287.46 $55,972.66

Liabilities

Trade Creditors $12,048.20 $23,062.62

Cricket Victoria Loan -Current $0.00 $5,000.00

Private Loan $3,000.00 $10,000.00

GST Liabilities

GST Collected $31,964.39 $15,708.63

GST Paid ($20,420.23) ($11,221.51)

Total GST Liabilities $11,544.16 $4,487.12

PAYG Withholding $0.00 $0.00

Total Liabilities $26,592.36 $42,549.74

Net Assets $30,695.10 $13,422.92

Equity

Accumulated Funds $13,422.92 $37,032.93

Current Earnings $17,272.18 ($23,610.01)

Total Equity $30,695.10 $13,422.92


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 3068, FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Profit & Loss Statement Year ended 30 April 2017

Income 30-Apr-17 30-Apr-16 Expenditure 30-Apr-17 30-Apr-16

Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria

Cricket Victoria Allocation $64,595.42 $38,714.00

CV Sponsorship Funds $2,000.00 $5,000.00

Hospitality Entitlement $3,600.00 $3,600.00

Other Distributions $18,000.00 $1,681.82

Awards Awards

Gala Awards $636.37 $86.36

Trophies $631.82 $545.09

Playing Prizemoney $0.00 $2,000.00

Gala Awards $0.00 $1,727.27

Gifts $822.27 $72.73

Bar Bar

Bar Sales $17,308.01 $18,218.77

Bar Staff $890.00 $1,350.00

Pots & Glasses $72.00 $56.00

Bar Stock $10,395.70 $9,334.37

Canteen Canteen

Canteen Sales $0.00 $6,692.66

Fastrack Supplies $993.64 $1,096.51

Canteen Food Supplies $2,561.74 $4,431.05

Canteen Wages $0.00 $5,359.00

Other Canteen Costs $63.64 $0.00

Kitchen Kitchen

Kitchen Sales $5,752.10 $6,070.00

Selection Night Food $3,295.58 $2,552.00

Function Catering $2,045.45 $517.27

Facility Facility

Function Income $272.72 $681.80

Cleaning $4,604.72 $4,917.94

Sports Development Program $2,000.00 $2,000.00

Insurance $513.43 $472.00

YCW Facility Reimbursements $311.75 $2,116.87

Light & Power $4,738.90 $5,643.30

Materials & Repairs $1,900.92 $7,766.26

Security $332.57 $256.00

Gas $705.36 $556.64

Photographs $0.00 $170.22

Hygiene $329.31 $313.22

Cash register supplies $13.64 $25.45

Video Equipment $320.00 $2,508.79

Depreciation $7,151.00 $7,151.00

Other Facility Expenses $0.00 $439.09

Ground Ground

CV Ground Award Prizemoney $500.00 $250.00

Ground Rental $10,460.91 $9,962.73

Hosting Finals $2,008.00 $380.00

Paint & Equipment $700.91 $790.00

Hosting Country Week $1,000.00 $500.00

Hessian/Covers $0.00 $4,650.05

Other Ground Income $4,531.82 $2,000.00

Training Nets Upgrade $65.40 $438.56

Other Ground Expenses $750.00 $0.00

Curation $200.00 $300.00

Management Management

Cricket Victoria Grant $0.00 $17,500.00

GM Management Fees $17,500.00 $17,500.00

Superannuation $1,662.52 $1,662.52

WorkCover $182.36 $180.42

Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Other Misc Income $215.62 $0.00

Affiliation Fees $710.06 $695.38


Office Office

CV Internet Grant $0.00 $500.00

Postage $121.83 $199.10

Printing $143.64 $282.30

Stationery $0.00 $83.50

Telephone $477.62 $928.22

Internet $872.73 $949.53

Mobile Phone - FPCC $922.25 $859.98

Phone accessories $18.18 $22.73

Playing Playing

Professional Players $0.00 $7,219.13

Coaching Staff $38,000.00 $27,000.00

Physiotherapy $6,000.00 $5,000.00

Umpires $13,185.00 $11,260.00

Scorers $450.00 $320.00

Scoreboard $0.00 $250.00

Indoor Practice $8,909.09 $10,136.37

Training Facility Hire $0.00 $521.82

Cricket Equipment $7,705.42 $6,405.26

First Aid Supplies $160.91 $0.00

Travel & Accommodation $0.00 $2,009.09

Junior Development Junior Development

Junior Development $876.36 $413.04

Indoor Practice $1,188.64 $800.00

Coaching Staff $5,000.00 $5,000.00

Membership - Playing Membership - Playing

Membership Fees - Playing $16,000.00 $15,618.19

Membership - Social Membership - Social

Membership Fees - Social $1,818.19 $1,000.01

Membership Cards $261.82 $261.82

Merchandise Merchandise

Merchandise Sales $6,618.16 $12,340.88

Merchandise Purchases $6,786.18 $15,430.52

Year end expense adjustment $207.99 ($854.88)

Social Social

Presentation Night Sales $4,400.00 $4,275.00

Social Expenses $1,185.91 $0.00

Lunch Functions $1,775.00 $252.40

Luncheon Catering $1,805.45 $0.00

Social Events $3,091.60 $0.00

Presentation Night $4,047.83 $3,732.37

TMA Fundraising Raffle $10,750.00 $0.00

Function Room Hire $363.63 $454.55

Lords Taverners Raffle $0.00 $1,550.00

TMA Raffle Books $2,272.73 $0.00

Lords Taverners Raffle $0.00 $725.00

Sponsorship Sponsorship

BuildSafe $7,272.73 $7,272.73 Sponsorship Expenses $2,133.07 $410.40

Dunsford Financial $4,545.45 $4,545.45 CV Hospitality Used $3,600.00 $3,600.00

Frankston RSL $6,000.00 $6,000.00

Bunnings BBQ Expenses $654.55 $0.00

Other Sponsorships $12,832.72 $13,499.99

Saxon Sports Hire Discounts $1,102.27 $1,988.16

Ritchies Donation $0.00 $42.61

Donations $2,565.63 $1,144.55

NAB Commission $1,848.00 $1,543.08

Bunnings BBQ $1,630.00 $0.00

Audit Audit

Accounting & Audit Fees $3,172.00 $3,140.00

Financial Financial

Bank Charges $2,272.70 $2,074.63

Loan Interest $300.00 $600.00

Total Income $204,981.56 $179,065.33 Total Expenses $187,709.38 $202,675.34

Net Profit (Loss) $17,272.18 ($23,610.01)

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Season Results – 1st XI


Season Results – 2nd XI


Season Results – 3rd XI


Season Results – 4th XI


Season Ladders – 2016/2017

Premier 1st XI W D L PTS AVE

Premier 2nd XI W D L PTS AVE

Camberwell Magpies 12 1 4 67 1.2695

Carlton 13 1 3 65 1.2474

Dandenong 11 2 4 58 1.3925

Frankston Peninsula 10 2 5 59 1.5454

Fitzroy Doncaster 10 1 6 55 1.3777

Essendon 11 1 5 56 0.9565

Northcote 10 1 6 52 1.1597

Melbourne University 10 1 6 52 1.3548

Monash Tigers 8 1 8 48 1.1144

Prahran 9 1 7 52 1.0441

Casey-South Melb 9 1 7 47 0.8782


Melbourne 9 3 5 46 1.3874


Footscray Edgewater 8 2 7 46 1.2752

Dandenong 9 2 6 48 0.9959

Carlton 8 2 7 44 1.1791

Footscray Edgewater 8 1 8 46.9 0.9237

Prahran 7 2 8 40 1.0575

St Kilda 9 1 7 43.3 1.1933

St Kilda 6 2 9 40 0.9047

Ringwood 8 1 8 40 1.2282

Ringwood 6 2 8 39 1.0941




Essendon 6 2 9 32 0.8478

Kingston Hawthorn 6 1 10 35 0.8139

Geelong 6 1 10 32 0.5989

Northcote 6 2 9 29.5 0.8547


Melbourne 6 2 9 29 0.9116


Geelong 3 3 11 19 0.7474

Greenvale Kangaroos 5 1 11 24 0.6881


Premier 3rd XI W D L PTS AVE

Premier 4th XI W D L PTS AVE

Ringwood 10 3 3 62 1.9077




St Kilda 9 3 5 53 1.1573


Northcote 9 2 6 50 1.0274

Melbourne 8 3 6 58 1.2849

Prahran 8 2 7 48 1.4502

Carlton 9 3 5 50 1.5878


Prahran 8 3 6 50 1.0846

Geelong 9 1 7 46.3 0.9283


Dandenong 8 2 7 46 1.1739


Essendon 8 3 6 45 1.0150

Dandenong 7 2 8 39 0.9648




Northcote 7 2 8 39 0.8169

Melbourne 6 4 7 38 0.9804

Geelong 5 4 8 34 0.8725


Ringwood 5 4 8 30 0.9012

Carlton 7 4 6 35 0.9255

Essendon 6 2 9 30 0.8429






St Kilda 3 3 11 19 0.8985




Season Ladders – 2016/2017

Club Championship Ladder Ground Ratings

After Round 17

Club Points

Camberwell Magpies 612

Dandenong 565

Monash Tigers 558

Carlton 535

Footscray Edgewater 509.7

Fitzroy Doncaster 509

Melbourne University 502

Prahran 502

Northcote 487.5

Ringwood 469

St Kilda 454.9

Melbourne 451

Essendon 448

Frankston Peninsula 430

Casey-South Melbourne 385

Geelong 343.6

Kingston Hawthorn 289

Greenvale Kangaroos 212


FPCC Representative Players

Scott Boland

Australia Victoria

Melbourne Stars

John Hastings

Australia

Victoria

Melbourne Stars

Matthew Wade

Australia

Victoria

Melbourne Renegades

Jon Holland

Australia Victoria

Adelaide Strikers



Tom Ewing

Victorian Country U19’s

Max Cairns

Victorian Country U17’s Max has also been awarded the FPCC Pathways Scholarship for Season 2017/2018. Max joins the club from Rye Cricket Club, after getting the taste of Premier Cricket with two matches in early 2016/2017.

Brodie Symons

Victorian Country U19’s



Nick Boland

Victoria

(National Indigenous Cricket Championships) Congratulations to Nick Boland who was selected to represent Victoria at the Imparja Cup in the National Indigenous Cricket Championships, held in Alice Springs from February 5 to 11. After a gruelling week in the heat, Nick had the honour of taking the final wicket to secure a drought breaking title for Victoria!


Club Champion – Matthew Gapes

After a break out season with the bat, where he took leadership of the top order batting in the 1st XI, Matthew Gapes is a much deserving recipient of his first Prendergast Club Championship. Matthew had an outstandingly consistent year, compiling 684 runs including his maiden 1st XI century of 102* against Geelong in Round 15. He also scored three further half centuries, to finish on an excellent season average of 40.24.

PRENDERGAST CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TALLY – 2016/2017 1st XI Player Runs Wickets Catches Run Outs Stumpings Points

Assisted Unassisted

Gapes, Matthew A 684 0 7 1 1 191.00

Walker, Luke 569 0 2 146.25

Tonkin, Liam G 424 12 1 132.00

McCormick, Chris J 273 7 5 99.25

Symons, Brodie J 252 10 0 1 95.00

Elmi, Dale T 302 3 4 92.50

Ashkenazi, Ben M 18 21 4 2 2 87.50

Mockett, Jackson R 58 20 3 80.50

Waterfall, Gordon R 211 4 1 64.75

Benbow, Jack A 45 15 4 64.25

Brohier, Jaime A 157 2 3 1 55.25

Wood, Jake G 34 9 3 41.50

Hibbins, Nathan A 60 11 1 39.00

Boland, Nicholas J 38 8 0 33.50

Ewing, Thomas K 90 1 2 29.50

Humphrey, Billy J 3 7 1 1 25.75

Holland, Jon M 36 1 0 12.00

Gannon, Cameron J 44 0 0 11.00

Salerni, Robert S 1 0 1 2.25

Harford, Nathan W 5 0 1.25

Boland, Scott M 1 0 0 0.25

Frith, Benjamin L 0 0 0 0.00

Trueman, Glyn T 0 0 0 0.00


Thompson Medal – Jack Lavery & Luke Walker

An incredibly tight vote count for the Thompson Medal in Season 2016/17, with the Top 10 players only separated by 4 votes. It was fitting for veteran Luke Walker to claim the medal for the first time in his long outstanding career, sharing the medal with young promising fast bowler Jack Lavery who dominated with the new ball in the 4th XI this season. It was extra special for Luke and Jack to share the medal after Luke mentored Jack closely during his period away from the game with a serious injury.

FINAL VOTING

SEASON 2016/2017:

16 – Jack Lavery and Luke Walker

15 – Matthew Gapes

14 – Jaime Brohier, Nick Mann

13 – Brodie Symons, Gordon Waterfall

12 – Billy Humphrey, Kiefer Peries, Liam Tonkin

11 – Leon Davis, Perminder Singh, Steven Dagys

10 – Alex Hands, Jamin Barron-Toop

9 – Chris McCormick, Nick Boland, Tom La Brooy

8 – Glyn Trueman, Liam Bennett, Lachlan Curtis, Robbie Salerni, Sam Sturt, Sam Wiese

7 – Aaron McIlroy, Ben Frith, Jake Wood, Nathan Harford, Patrick Nagel, Rohan Simpson

6 – Ben Ashkenazi, Harrison Barnes, Jack Benbow, Tom Ewing

5 – Jackson Mockett

4 – Dale Elmi, Emmal Mayadunne, Matthew Foy

3 – Aidan Wheeler, Cameron Gannon, Mitch Drummond, Patrick Skelly

2 – Andrew Smith, Connor Phillips, Jake Brown, Jared Gibbs, Tim Drummond

1 – Matthew Robertson, Mitchell Skvor


Club Awards – Season 2016/2017

Donald Cameron Memorial Under 21 Award:

- Jackson Mockett

Jackson received recognition for his talented progression, after receiving selection for Victorian Country U/17’s and U/19’s three years in a row. Jackson has recently just received selection into the Victorian Futures League winter training squad, which is further great recognition.

Wills Best Club Person Award

- Wayne Ross

Wayne was a very worthy recipient of the Best Clubman Award, which recognizes his lengthy service to the club and cricket in the South East Country Region. After serving the Region in multiple administrative roles for the last two decades, Wayne announced Season 2016/17 will be his last with the Region. Fittingly, his final match with the South East Country Sharks was the Under 18’s State Final at the MCG. Wayne was an extremely loyal and dedicated General Manager for FPCC for 11 seasons, before now assisting the club in the valuable role of 1st XI scorer, which he plans to continue to do.


CV Gala Awards – FPCC Votes

1st XI Ryder Medal 17 – Luke Walker 14 – Matthew Gapes 11 – Liam Tonkin 5 – Gordon Waterfall 5 – Jaime Brohier 4 – Nick Boland 4 – Jake Wood 3 – Jack Benbow 2 – Brodie Symons 2 – Jackson Mockett 2 – Chris McCormick 1 – Billy Humphrey 1 – Ben Ashkenazi 1 – Dale Elmi

2nd XI 15 – Billy Humphrey 13 – Gordon Waterfall 10 – Nathan Harford 10 – Jaime Brohier 9 – Robert Salerni 8 – Sam Wiese 6 – Ben Frith 6 – Liam Tonkin 5 – Jake Wood 4 – Tom Ewing 4 – Chris McCormick 4 – Glyn Trueman 2 – Aidan Wheeler 2 – Nick Boland 1 – Tom La Brooy 1 – Kiefer Peries

3rd XI 14 – Kiefer Peries 13 – Aaron McIlroy 9 – Jamin Barron-Toop 8 – Steven Dagys 5 – Harrison Barnes 5 – Aidan Wheeler 5 – Nick Mann 4 – Patrick Nagel 4 – Rohan Simpson 3 – Matthew Foy 3 – Tom Ewing 3 – Mitch Drummond 2 – Jack Lavery 2 – Tim Drummond 2 – Liam Bennett 1 – Matt Robertson 1 – Tom La Brooy

4th XI 14 – Alex Hands 12 – Lachlan Curtis 11 – Jack Lavery 8 – Simon Draycott 8 – Steven Dagys 7 – Perminder Singh 6 – Mitchell Skvor 5 – Patrick Skelly 3 – Sam Sturt 2 – Liam Bennett 2 – Leon Davis 2 – Andrew Smith 1 – Connor Phillips 1 – Patrick Heenan 1 – Tom La Brooy 1 – Jared Gibbs


Victorian Bushrangers

Massive congratulations to Jon Holland who won the Bill Lawry Medal for the best Victorian Shield Player this season, to back up receiving the Dean Jones Medal for the best Victorian One Day Player last season in 2015/2016. Also, congratulations to Jon Holland, Scott Boland and the remainder of the Victorian side for securing a historic third straight Sheffield Shield title in March. After winning at a “home” venue in Hobart in 2014/15, then away at Glenelg in 2015/16, they completed the three-peat with another “home” victory in Alice Springs this season.


1st XI Debutants – 2016/2017

It was an exciting moment in October as Brodie Symons received Cap # 145 after making his 1st XI debut at Melbourne University. He becomes the first Premier Cricket father son player for FPCC, with his father Craig making his 1st XI debut in 1994/95 to be Cap # 22. Originally from Mornington C.C. and The Peninsula School, Brodie top scored on debut with 60 runs. It was great to welcome Cameron Gannon to the 1st XI for Round 13 against Carlton. Cameron is a tall all-rounder, who has been in the Queensland Bulls squad since his First Class debut in 2010. He played BBL with Brisbane Heat and Melbourne Renegades before moving to Melbourne Stars for this season’s BBL 06. Cameron bowled well with the new ball in an economical spell, before top scoring in the middle order with 44 off 43 balls.

Brodie J. Symons

Cap # 145

Round 4 vs Melbourne University

Cameron J. Gannon

Cap # 146

Round 13 vs Carlton


1st XI Awards – 2016/2017

1st XI Batting Average Award

Top Scorers: Matthew Gapes 684 runs @ 40.24 average Liam Tonkin 424 runs @ 23.56 average Dale Elmi 302 runs @ 18.88 average Chris McCormick 273 runs @ 24.82 average Brodie Symons 252 runs @ 25.20 average Winner: Luke Walker 569 runs @ 40.64 average

1st XI Bowling Average Award

Top Wicket Takers: Ben Ashkenazi 21 wkts @ 30.90 average Jackson Mockett 20 wkts @ 29.85 average Brodie Symons 10 wkts @ 29.60 average Jake Wood 9 wkts @ 33.22 average Winner: Jack Benbow 15 wkts @ 27.87 average


2nd XI Awards – 2016/2017

2nd XI Batting Average Award

Top Scorers: Robbie Salerni 651 runs @ 38.29 average Sam Wiese 527 runs @ 35.13 average Nathan Harford 439 runs @ 25.82 average Jaime Brohier* 312 runs @ 78.00 average Kiefer Peries 174 runs @ 19.33 average * = did not play enough matches to qualify

Winner: Gordon Waterfall 463 runs @ 42.09 average

2nd XI Bowling Average Award

Top Wicket Takers: Ben Frith 28 wkts @ 18.93 average Glyn Trueman 28 wkts @ 19.75 average Jake Wood 26 wkts @ 16.23 average Nick Boland 12 wkts @ 17.17 average Aidan Wheeler 11 wkts @ 38.18 average Winner: Billy Humphrey 28 wkts @ 15.32 average


3rd XI Awards – 2016/2017

3rd XI Batting Average Award

Top Scorers: Kiefer Peries* 247 runs @ 49.40 average Aaron McIlroy* 191 runs @ 23.88 average Tom La Brooy* 182 runs @ 26.00 average Steven Dagys* 174 runs @ 43.50 average * = did not score enough runs to qualify

Winner: Nick Mann 332 runs @ 33.20 average

3rd XI Bowling Average Award

Top Wicket Takers: Aaron McIlroy 19 wkts @ 16.95 average Rohan Simpson 14 wkts @ 27.14 average Patrick Nagel 12 wkts @ 21.67 average Mitchell Drummond 10 wkts @ 19.70 average Winner: Jamin Barron-Toop 24 wkts @ 14.04 average


4th XI Awards – 2016/2017

4th XI Batting Average Award

Top Scorers: Patrick Skelly 258 runs @ 21.50 average Steven Dagys# 258 runs @ 32.25 average Simon Draycott 219 runs @ 16.85 average Perminder Singh* 207 runs @ 34.50 average # = did not play enough matches to qualify * = did not score enough runs to qualify

Winner: Alex Hands 426 runs @ 30.43 average

4th XI Bowling Average Award

Top Wicket Takers: Perminder Singh 17 wkts @ 34.59 average Leon Davis 15 wkts @ 24.80 average Alex Hands 11 wkts @ 24.18 average Jared Gibbs* 10 wkts @ 14.20 average * = did not qualify

Winner: Jack Lavery 26 wkts @ 16.19 average


Outstanding Batting Performances


Outstanding Bowling Performances

Jake Wood

6/38 vs Dandenong 2nd XI

(Semi Final)

5/30 vs

Camberwell Magpies 1st XI

Ben Frith

5/28 vs Essendon 2nd XI

Nick Boland

5/42 vs Camberwell Magpies 2nd XI (Quarter Final)


Outstanding Bowling Performances

Billy Humphrey

5/94 vs Dandenong 2nd XI

Aaron McIlroy

4/30 vs Greenvale 3rd XI

(including Hat-Trick)

Leon Davis

5/34 vs

Fitzroy Doncaster

4th XI

(Quarter Final)


Retirement – Luke Walker

FPCC 1st XI Cap # 54

1st XI Debut Round 8, 2000-01 vs Geelong

1st XI record:

229 matches

239 innings

46 not outs

135* highest score

6974 runs

36.13 average

FPCC Matches Played:

1st XI – 229

2nd XI – 37

3rd XI – 20

4th XI – 12

TOTAL – 298

45 x 50’s

6 x 100’s

38 wickets

4/36 best figures

63 catches

12 run outs

Achievements:

1st XI Captain: 2004/05 to 2007/08, 2016/17

Club Champion: 2006/07, 2014/15

Thompson Medalist: 2016/17

1st XI Batting Award: 2000/01, 2004/05, 2006/07, 2008/09,

2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16, 2016/17

Under 21 Leadership Award: 2002/03

FPCC Life Member: 2008/09

1st XI Grand Final Team: 2002/03, 2010/11

Cricket Victoria 200 Club: 2014/15

Most runs (8794) for the club overall, ahead of Leigh Lowry (5520).

Most runs (6974) for the 1st XI, ahead of Matthew Mott (3482).


At the FPCC Presentation Night on 31 March 2017, Luke Walker announced his surprise decision made earlier in that week that he will be retiring from Premier Cricket to focus on a new phase of his life. After almost two decades of dedicated service to the club, Luke and his wife Sarah will be able to move away from the intense commitment that Premier Cricket requires, and focus on increased family time with daughter Samantha and new born son Mason. Luke is a club man through and through, and will be a tremendous loss to the club. However after all he has done for FPCC, he has earned the right to make a decision to depart Premier Cricket on his terms. The list of his career achievements is huge, as briefly summarized on the previous page. We sincerely thank Luke for his service to the club and look forward to welcoming him back to the club in the future. Below is an article outlining Luke’s move to Sub District cricket, with some very respectful quotes about Luke.

“Malvern has sealed a three-year deal with FPCC batsman Luke Walker”

Paul Amy, Stonnington Leader, April 4, 2017 A few weeks ago Malvern stalwart David “Doc’’ Priddle said the club was after a “big fish’’. The Roosters reeled him in yesterday. Star Frankston Peninsula batsman Luke Walker, who last week announced his retirement from Premier Cricket, has agreed to a three-year deal with Malvern and will take over the captaincy from Ash Streker. Walker, a leading goal umpire in the AFL, has played the most First XI matches for Frankston Peninsula (229) and also hit the most runs. His tally of 6974 was made at an average of 36.13 and included 45 half-centuries and six centuries. The left-hander’s 2016-17 haul of 569 at 40.6 brought him his eighth First XI batting award. Walker’s tallest aggregate came in 2003-04, when he cracked 896 runs at 40.7. He also passed the 800-run mark in 2006-7 (867 at 45.6). Walker had two stints as captain of the Heat, won two club championship awards and appeared in its 2002-03 and 2010-11 grand final teams. Priddle said this morning there was a “great sense of excitement’’ about the appointment. He said Walker had an exceptional record in Premier Cricket and was an “impressive individual who will provide the leadership and role modelling that the First XI captain role demands’’. “He is a genuinely good bloke who will fit in at Malvern seamlessly. Luke is seeking a new challenge in his cricketing life and was impressed with what the future holds at Malvern and wanted to be a part of it,’’ Priddle said. “The highest praise I can give Luke is that, while doing our due diligence, all our sources said categorically that Luke is one of the best blokes — and batsmen — in Premier Cricket. That was good enough for us. It is indeed a fabulous appointment.’’


Retirement – Sam Wiese


1st XI Debut Round 6, 2006-07 vs Carlton

1st XI record:

118 matches

125 innings

13 not outs

112 highest score

2353 runs

21.01 average

Overall record:

206 matches

213 innings

24 not outs

120 highest score

4714 runs

24.94 average

13 x 50’s

1 x 100

57 catches

2 stumpings

8 run outs

27 x 50’s

3 x 100’s

12 wickets

3/28 best figures

125 catches

9 stumpings

23 run outs

2nd XI Batting Award: 2011/12, 2012/13

3rd XI Batting Award: 2004/05

2nd XI Captain: 2016/17

It is with sadness that we announce the decision of Sam Wiese to step away from Premier Cricket. Sam has been an extremely loyal and dedicated clubman, culminating in his highly professional leadership of the 2nd XI last season which took the side just six deliveries from a much deserved Premiership. Sam has had a highly credentialed career with FPCC as shown by the records above, with the 5th most 1st XI matches, the 6th most overall matches, the 8th most 1st XI runs and 4th most overall runs for FPCC. We wish you well Sam and hope to see you back at the club.


Retirement – Chris McCormick


1st XI Debut Round 5, 2006-07 vs Camberwell Magpies

1st XI record:

84 matches

80 innings

21 not outs

70 highest score

1282 runs

21.73 average

Overall record:

192 matches

180 innings

40 not outs

104 highest score

3139 runs

22.42 average

4 x 50’s

82 wickets

6/63 best figures

23 catches

4 run outs

13 x 50’s

1 x 100

224 wickets

6/20 best figures

67 catches

11 run outs

Achievements:

1st XI Club Champion: 2015/16

2nd XI Batting Award: 2006/07

2nd XI Bowling Award: 2014/15

Thompson Medalist: 2014/15

Under 21 Leadership Award: 2006/07

FPCC Board Director: 2011 to 2017

Congratulations to Chris McCormick for a terrific all round career with FPCC, after announcing he will be relocating with wife Claire to Sydney for an exciting employment opportunity. Chris joined the club in 2005/06 and has since played 192 matches. He has been a terrific all round cricketer, adapting to the various formats of the game to overall make 3139 runs and take 224 wickets for the club. His highest score was his 2nd XI century of 104. Fittingly, his highest 1st XI score of 70 came in his final innings against Melbourne. Chris has bowled very economically with his medium pace, to collect 82 wickets in the 1st XI and 124 in the 2nd XI. A career highlight for Chris was being named Club Champion in 2015/16 after scoring 388 runs to go with 15 wickets in a career best 1st XI season. A valuable asset to the club, Chris has also served as a Director on the FPCC Committee for the last six seasons, assisting in social events, fundraisers and as player liaison to the board. We wish Chris and Claire all the best for the move to Sydney, and look forward to welcoming you back in the future!


South East Country Sharks

In an unprecedented season, the South East Country Sharks, representing the South East Country Region in Cricket Victoria’s Pathways Program had very successful campaigns, with the Under 16’s and Under 18’s both participating in the State Final. From September until the end of December, FPCC provided training facilities for each of the Squads to utilize, and closely supported all three teams through the Championships, including hosting six matches at Jubilee Park. Captain Tom Ewing led the way with the bat for the Under 18’s, battling with a broken finger to still score 266 runs for the carnival at an average of 88.67. Tom Ewing was awarded joint player of the championships, and was presented with his medal following the Grand Final held at the MCG. Ryan Hammel was the highest run scorer for the South East Country Sharks Under 16’s, compiling 202 runs at an average of 33.67. The side made a competitive 10/214 at the Grand Final in Geelong, but it wasn’t enough for South East Bayside who won with six wickets in hand.

Under 14’s


Under 16’s

Under 18’s

FPCC Representatives:

Under 18’s: Tom Ewing, Matthew Foy, Ned Shannon, Patrick Nagel, Rohan Simpson, Sam Sturt,

Andrew Smith, Max Cairns (Under 18’s pictured on previous page).

Under 16’s: Ryan Hammel


Searing Heat vs Casey South Melbourne: The T20 fixture in Round 9 vs Casey South Melbourne saw the squad achieve a Searing Heat of four wins against our local rivals Casey South Melbourne, the second year in a row that the club has achieved this feat against Casey. Here is the squad photo following the achievement.

Darren Berry

Specialist Sessions: It has been great to have regular specialist coaching sessions with Darren Berry this season, thanks to funding received from the Australian Cricketers Association. He has covered valuable topics including leadership, captaincy, fielding, wicket keeping, T20 tactics and more.

Searing Heat – Round 9


Searing Heat vs Camberwell Magpies:

The club was buzzing after a momentous Round of “Searing Heat” against Camberwell Magpies in

Round 14. Not only did every side record victory against the club sitting on top of the Club

Championship, the 1st XI also recorded a stunning upset outright win at Camberwell in what was a

fighting bottom vs top performance. A reward for a lot of hard work, demonstrating the talent and

capabilities of the squad.

With four wins in Round 14, there had to be many contributors, including:

• Gordon Waterfall digging in on a tough wicket on Day 1 in the 1sts to make 53 over 3 hours.

• Jake Wood and Jackson Mockett combining for 3 wickets each on Day 1 in the 1sts to help

secure first innings points, taking Camberwell from 2/82 to 8/112.

• Ben Ashkenazi (below right) taking 4 key wickets in the 1sts on Day 2 to get through the

talented top order of Camberwell.

• Jake Wood backing up his first innings with a huge 15 over spell into the wind to clean up the

middle order on Day 2 in the 1sts with 5/30.

• Chris McCormick 60, Nathan Harford 60, Rob Salerni 41 and Nick Boland 38 all building the

total in the 2nds on Day 1.

• The 2nds bowling group of Nick Boland, Ben Frith, Aidan Wheeler, Glyn Trueman, Billy

Humphrey, Chris McCormick and Sam Wiese all bowling with patience and discipline all day to

take 10 wickets in 84 overs at a very economical rate.

• Mitch Drummond, Jamin Barron-Toop and Aaron McIlroy all claiming 3 wickets on Day 1 in the

3rds to keep Camberwell to a low score of 124.

• Steven Dagys 73, Sam Sturt 23 and Emmal Mayadunne 21 seeing the 3rds home safely and

comfortably in the run chase on Day 2.

• Jack Lavery bowling with pace and aggression to take 4/62 off 21 in the 4ths on Day 1.

• Alex Hands 71 and Patrick Skelly 66 adding 107 for the opening partnership to get the 4ths off

to a great start in their high run chase.

• Lachlan Curtis smacking 69* in the final overs to see the 4ths to victory with 10 balls to spare.

So many great individual

performances, combining

with four great team

efforts, to earn our second

Searing Heat of the season!

Well done to all involved!

Searing Heat – Round 14


“Never-give-in attitude secures memorable win for

Frankston Peninsula over Camberwell”

Simon McEvoy, Frankston Standard Leader, January 23, 2017 Frankston Peninsula has pulled off one of the best wins in its 25-year history, stunning Camberwell Magpies on Saturday. The Heat, on the bottom, beat the ladder-leading Magpies outright in the biggest upset of the season. It capped a memorable day for the Heat, with all four of its teams celebrating wins – meaning it was “a day of Searing Heat’’. Acting Heat captain Luke Walker rated the boil over win at Camberwell in “the top two’’ of his long career. “The guys, from the first week to this week, had a never-give-in attitude,’’ he said. The Magpies resumed at 8-127 on Saturday chasing the Heat’s 148. Matt Whittaker fell for a duck and Simon Hill added just one run to his overnight score of 70 before he was run out by Matt Gapes and the Heat banked first-innings points and a 20-run lead. Magpie left-armer Will Walker (5-42) then ran through the Heat’s batting line up, the visitors all out for 130 setting Camberwell 151 runs, in 41 overs, for a reverse outright. The Magpies crashed from 3-40 to 9-74 courtesy of Ben Ashkenazi (4-33) and Jake Wood (5-30). Whittaker (7 off 42 balls) and debutant Chris Bridle (0* off 21) stuck around but Ashkenazi (below) delivered the Heat maximum points when he bowled Whittaker with an over to go to. The dramatic upset lifted the Heat off the bottom of the table. Walker poured praise on Wood, who snared the first five-for in his career. “Jake Wood bowled up hill and into the wind and he bowled 17 overs in a row,’’ he said. “For him to pick up his first five wicket haul at Premier level was certainly well deserved. He toiled hard for us on day one and on day two and without him it wouldn’t have happened.’’ Walker said the win was one to remember. “Given we were on the bottom of the ladder, after being beaten convincingly the game before, to come out against the top team and beat them outright at home, it doesn’t get much better than that. So it’s certainly in my top couple (of wins) I’d say,’’ he said. Frankston Peninsula host Geelong, which will have Aaron Finch, at AH Butler Oval on Saturday. The Heat’s seconds remain on top of the ladder.


“Rousing win over finalists Melbourne”

Simon McEvoy, Frankston Standard Leader, March 5, 2017 Frankston Peninsula coach Adrian Johnstone says the Heat can play finals next season after they scored a rousing win over Melbourne in the last round on Saturday. At Butler Oval, Frankston dismissed Melbourne for 235, safely defending its 5/326, to climb off the bottom of the ladder and avoid the wooden spoon. “It was a weird season,’’ Johnstone said. “We knocked over some top sides convincingly – an outright against Camberwell and beating Melbourne as well – but we had six losses by 10 runs or less. “(It was) another development year. The expectations are that we will hit the top eight next season. It’s a three-year plan. We’ve certainly played better cricket than last year. The pleasing thing (was) we had one ton in the club last year (but) we had seven this year. We’ve definitely made in-roads that way.’’ On Saturday, Jackson Mockett (4-47) early and Jack Benbow (4-77) late did most of the damage with the ball. “Melbourne probably came with that attitude that they’ve got this one in the bag already and our boys just weren’t going to let it happen,’’ Johnstone said. Johnstone said Mockett was the pick of the bowlers - “He broke through early…and he just bashed the wicket and was all over them’’, while Benbow “just bowled great areas’’. The game was the last in Frankston colours for long-serving all-rounder Chris McCormick, who is relocating to Sydney for work. He played 192 game for the Heat. Frankston Peninsula’s seconds and fourths will play finals, with the seconds to host a quarter final. (Right - Jackson Mockett sends one down to Melbourne champion Andrew Kent)


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

Ashkenazi, Ben M 14 9 4 10* 18 3.60 166 28 21 649 30.90 4/33 4 4

Benbow, Jack A 13 9 4 24* 45 9.00 101.3 11 15 418 27.87 4/77 4

Boland, Nicholas J 4 4 1 16 38 12.67 37 6 8 138 17.25 4/39 0

Boland, Scott M 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 9 2 0 23 0/23 0

Brohier, Jaime A 9 9 1 92 157 19.63 1 9 0 2 45 22.50 1/13 3 1

Elmi, Dale T 14 16 0 73 302 18.88 1 39.1 4 3 158 52.67 1/9 4

Ewing, Thomas K 5 7 1 39 90 15.00 9 1 1 40 40.00 1/6 2

Frith, Benjamin L 1 9 2 0 31 0/31 1

Gannon, Cam J 1 1 0 44 44 44.00 10 1 0 40 0/40 0

Gapes, Matthew A 16 19 2 102* 684 40.24 3/1 30 4 0 106 0/15 7 2

Harford, Nathan W 2 2 0 5 5 2.50 0

Hibbins, Nathan A 7 7 3 39* 60 15.00 11 1

Holland, Jon M 1 1 0 36 36 36.00 9 2 1 20 20.00 1/20 0

Humphrey, Billy J 6 2 1 3* 3 3.00 31 1 7 136 19.43 2/16 1 1

McCormick, Chris 13 14 3 70 273 24.82 1 65 8 7 219 31.29 2/29 5

Mockett, Jackson 15 11 6 19* 58 11.60 154.1 24 20 597 29.85 4/47 3

Salerni, Robert S 2 1 0 1 1 1.00 0/1

Symons, Brodie J 11 11 1 65 252 25.20 2 63.1 10 10 296 29.60 3/30 0 1

Tonkin, Liam G 15 19 1 94 424 23.56 2 12/1

Trueman, Glyn T 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 4 0 0 31 0/31 0

Walker, Luke 15 16 2 81 569 40.64 6 2 0 0 10 0/10 2

Waterfall, Gordon 6 9 1 91 211 26.38 2 5 1

Wood, Jake G 6 7 1 12 34 5.67 85 18 9 299 33.22 1 5/30 3

1st XI Batting Partnerships – 2016/2017

Wicket Partnership Batsmen Grade Round Innings Opponent

1 164 Matthew Gapes - Gordon Waterfall 1st XI 17 1st Melbourne

2 111 Matthew Gapes - Liam Tonkin 1st XI 18 1st St Kilda

3 117 Liam Tonkin - Dale Elmi 1st XI 7 1st Kingston Haw thorn

4 67 Luke Walker - Thomas Ew ing 1st XI 16 1st Dandenong

5 138 Christopher McCormick - Luke Walker 1st XI 17 1st Melbourne

6 106 Matthew Gapes - Brodie Symons 1st XI 15 1st Geelong

7 77 Jaime Brohier - Nathan Hibbins 1st XI 12 1st Essendon

8 31 Jon Holland - Jackson Mockett 1st XI 15 1st Geelong

9 32 Brodie Symons - Jack Benbow 1st XI 4 1st Melbourne University

10 No partnerships of 25 runs or greater

1st XI Statistics – 2016/2017


2nd XI Statistics – 2016/2017

2nd XI Batting Partnerships – 2016/2017


1 111 Samuel Wiese - Nathan Harford 2nd XI 4 1st Melbourne University

2 96 Gordon Waterfall - Nicholas Mann 2nd XI 12 1st Essendon

3 168 Thomas Ew ing - Robert Salerni 2nd XI 7 1st Kingston Haw thorn

4 96 Robert Salerni - Jaime Brohier 2nd XI 7 1st Kingston Haw thorn

5 81 Gordon Waterfall - Brodie Symons 2nd XI 2 1st Footscray Edgew ater

6 87 Jaime Brohier - Samuel Wiese 2nd XI 6 1st Greenvale Kangaroos

7 40 Robert Salerni - Nathan Hibbins 2nd XI 16 1st Dandenong

8 105 Jaime Brohier - Jake Wood 2nd XI 17 1st Melbourne

9 41 Billy Humphrey - Jake Wood 2nd XI 3 1st Monash Tigers

10 51 Benjamin Frith - Billy Humphrey 2nd XI 16 1st Dandenong


Barron-Toop, Jamin 3 2 1 0* 0 - 15 0 2 85 42.50 1/17 2

Benbow, Jack A 1 20 8 2 51 25.50 2/51 0

Boland, Nicholas J 7 7 0 38 106 15.14 76.1 18 12 206 17.17 1 5/42 1 2

Brohier, Jaime A 5 5 1 122 312 78.00 2/1 23 2 3 64 21.33 2/34 2

Dagys, Steven 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 0

Drummond, Mitch S 6 1 0 2 2 2.00 50.3 10 6 164 27.33 2/16 1 3

Elmi, Dale T 2 2 0 49 79 39.50 17 4 0 63 0/30 1

Ewing, Thomas K 6 6 0 98 158 26.33 1 7 0 2 50 25.00 1/10 3

Foy, Matthew 3 3 1 30* 44 22.00 1

Frith, Benjamin L 16 9 5 28* 64 16.00 170.3 38 28 530 18.93 1 5/28 4

Harford, Nathan W 17 18 1 60 439 25.82 3 1 0 0 1 0/1 9 1

Hibbins, Nathan A 7 5 1 36 58 14.50 4/2 2

Humphrey, Billy J 13 9 3 33 105 17.50 153.3 31 28 429 15.32 1 5/94 3

La Brooy, Thomas 5 4 0 60 87 21.75 1 2

Mann, Nicholas 5 5 0 48 128 25.60 1 0 0 9 0/9 5

McCormick, Chris 2 2 0 60 114 57.00 2 16 5 3 44 14.67 2/24 0

Mockett, Jackson R 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 10 0 3 43 14.33 3/43 0

Nagel, Patrick 3 2 0 2 3 1.50 13 0 1 60 60.00 1/33 0 1

Peries, Kiefer W 13 13 4 41* 174 19.33 9 1

Salerni, Robert S 17 17 0 137 651 38.29 4/1 34/1 2

Simpson, Rohan 0 1

Symons, Brodie J 2 2 0 45 68 34.00 17 2 3 66 22.00 3/29 2

Tonkin, Liam G 1 1 0 91 91 91.00 1 0

Trueman, Glyn T 18 12 3 22 112 12.44 205.5 64 28 553 19.75 4/20 4 2

Waterfall, Gordon R 14 15 4 120* 463 42.09 0/2 7 0 2 33 16.50 1/10 7

Wheeler, Aidan I 16 13 2 32* 139 12.64 70 13 11 272 24.73 3/16 2

Wiese, Samuel D 18 18 3 83 527 35.13 4 73 17 10 222 22.20 3/28 5 3

Wood, Jake G 11 8 3 66* 104 20.80 1 156.2 44 26 422 16.23 1 6/38 4


3rd XI Statistics – 2016/2017

3rd XI Batting Partnerships – 2016/2017


1 141 Nicholas Mann - Kiefer Peries 3rd XI 13 1st Carlton

2 70 Nicholas Mann - Matthew Robertson 3rd XI 3 1st Monash Tigers

3 100 Nicholas Mann - Jaime Brohier 3rd XI 3 1st Monash Tigers

4 57 Steven Dagys - Ned Shannon 3rd XI 16 1st Dandenong

5 79 Matthew Robertson - Harrison Barnes 3rd XI 7 1st Kingston Haw thorn

6 51 Steven Dagys - Emmal Mayadunne 3rd XI 14 1st Camberw ell Magpies

7 51 Sam Sturt - Aaron McIlroy 3rd XI 12 1st Essendon

8 64 Rohan Simpson - Patrick Nagel 3rd XI 17 1st Melbourne

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No partnerships of 25 runs or greater

No partnerships of 25 runs or greater


Barnes, Harrison J 12 9 2 55* 120 17.14 1 13 4 1 37 37.00 1/36 1

Barron-Toop, Jamin 13 5 3 3 5 2.50 121.3 23 24 337 14.04 4/33 1

Bennett, Liam 10 2 1 4 4 4.00 55.1 16 6 193 32.17 2/18

Boland, Nicholas J 1 1 0 14 14 14.00

Brohier, Jaime A 2 2 0 62 82 41.00 1

Cairns, Max 2 10 0 0 56 0/33

Curtis, Lachlan 1 1 0 29 29 29.00

Dagys, Steven 4 4 0 73 174 43.50 2 1

Davis, Leon 3 2 0 7 11 5.50 6 0 0 54 0/15

Drummond, Mitch S 5 2 2 5* 6 59.3 11 10 197 19.70 3/25

Drummond, Tim A 15 15 2 23 133 10.23 95 22 9 312 34.67 2/12 2

Ewing, Thomas K 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 5.5 1 4 14 3.50 4/14 1

Foy, Matthew 10 10 3 57 127 18.14 1 1 1

Gibbs, Jared 7 4 1 9 22 7.33 34 9 5 151 30.20 2/36 2

Hibbins, Nathan A 1 1 0 7 7 7.00

La Brooy, Thomas 7 7 0 63 182 26.00 2 2 0 0 2 0/2 9/3 1

Lavery, Jack 3 15 2 5 47 9.40 3/23

Mann, Nicholas 11 11 1 62 332 33.20 3 1 1

Mayadunne, Emmal 1 1 0 21 21 21.00

McIlroy, Aaron 15 9 1 43 191 23.88 106.2 28 19 322 16.95 4/30 3 2

Nagel, Patrick 9 6 1 30 46 9.20 83.4 24 12 260 21.67 3/41 1

Peries, Kiefer W 5 5 0 114 247 49.40 1/1 3/1 2

Robertson, Matt J 9 7 0 48 108 15.43

Shannon, Ned 14 12 2 25 102 10.20 5 3

Simpson, Rohan 14 8 3 52 64 12.80 1 95 11 14 380 27.14 2/14 7 2

Sturt, Sam 3 2 0 40 63 31.50 3 1 0 5

Wheeler, Aidan I 2 2 1 59 80 80.00 1 16 6 2 31 15.50 2/23 1


4th XI Statistics – 2016/2017

4th XI Batting Partnerships – 2016/2017


1 107 Alexander Hands - Patrick Skelly 4th XI 14 1st Camberw ell Magpies

2 58 Alexander Hands - Steven Dagys 4th XI 10 1st Ringw ood

3 67 Ryan Hammel - Lachlan Curtis 4th XI 4 1st Melbourne University

4 68 Steven Dagys - Sam Sturt 4th XI 11 1st Northcote

5 72 Lachlan Curtis - Sam Sturt 4th XI SF 2nd Fitzroy Doncaster

6 84 Sam Sturt - Emmal Mayadunne 4th XI 4 1st Melbourne University

7 34 Lachlan Curtis - Jared Gibbs 4th XI 14 1st Camberw ell Magpies

8 64 Jake Brow n - Jack Lavery 4th XI 7 1st Kingston Haw thorn

9 79 Steven Dagys - Perminder Singh 4th XI 12 1st Essendon

10 44 Steven Dagys - Andrew Smith 4th XI 12 1st Essendon


Barnes, Harrison J 3 3 0 26 50 16.67 1

Bennett, Liam 5 4 1 41 106 35.33 63 19 5 162 32.40 3/31 0

Bodsworth, Preston 6 5 2 12* 19 6.33 0

Brown, Jake 9 7 1 32 124 20.67 59.1 18 9 157 17.44 2/9 3 2

Curtis, Lachlan 6 7 2 69* 200 40.00 1 10 0 4 45 11.25 2/15 1

Dagys, Steven 8 9 1 116* 258 32.25 0/1 5

Davis, Leon 12 10 1 17 52 5.78 116 23 15 372 24.80 1 5/34 1 3

Draycott, Simon 14 14 1 53* 219 16.85 1 37 4 2 132 66.00 1/11 5 1

Gibbs, Jared 8 9 2 33 72 10.29 76 36 10 142 14.20 2/9 4

Hammel, Ryan 12 13 1 17 90 7.50 20 1 1 97 97.00 1/34 2

Hands, Alexander 13 15 1 71 426 30.43 3 77 15 11 266 24.18 3/24 0

Heenan, Patrick 3 19 3 3 83 27.67 2/18 0

La Brooy, Thomas 1 1 0 42 42 42.00 0

Lavery, Jack 13 6 2 29 47 11.75 142.1 32 26 421 16.19 4/30 4

Mayadunne, Emmal 13 11 2 37* 181 20.11 7 1 2 58 29.00 2/58 3

McFarlane, Bailey 5 2 0 24 26 13.00 10

Nagel, Patrick 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 14 2 2 37 18.50 2/37 1

O'Connor, Caolan 1 1 1 3* 3 0

Phillips, Connor 11 10 2 21 81 10.13 19 2

Robertson, Matt J 5 5 0 20 34 6.80 8 0 1 51 51.00 1/51 0

Shannon, Ned 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 0

Singh, Perminder 16 9 3 46 207 34.50 200.1 40 17 588 34.59 4/30 0

Skelly, Patrick 11 12 0 75 258 21.50 2 3 0 0 11 0/11 3 2

Skvor, Mitchell 13 13 0 38 196 15.08 18 3 1 65 65.00 1/20 6 1

Smith, Andrew 10 4 3 16* 23 23.00 43.2 6 5 176 35.20 2/28 1

Sturt, Sam 6 7 4 50* 155 51.67 1 14.5 2 7 44 6.29 3/5 1


Overall Playing Records

Overall Club Games – All Grades

298 Walker, Luke 157 Mathers, Jason 273 Groves, Darren 150 Wallace, Cameron 267 Nankervis, David 149 Coleman, Ben 230 Lowry, Leigh 147 McClean, Michael 226 Miller, James 147 Stubbings, Stephen 206 Wiese, Sam 147 Wylie, Joel 204 Wylie, Jason 146 Dew, Christopher 191 Elmi, Dale 145 Salerni, Robbie 191 McCormick, Chris 128 Archer, David 190 Cowen, Andrew 127 Martine, Peter 184 Keenan, James 123 Entwistle, Craig 183 Trueman, Glyn 123 Harford, Nathan 172 Gapes, Matthew 117 McGain, Bryce 166 Piesse, Ken 115 Voelkl, Keirran 159 Benbow, Jack 113 Fisher, Robert

Overall Club Runs (Ave) Overall Club Wickets (Ave)

8794 (35.04) 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 4714 (24.94) Wiese, Sam 224 (24.35) McCormick, Chris 4540 (27.52) Gapes, Matthew 217 (24.83) McGain, Bryce 4251 (23.10) Elmi, Dale 198 (21.69) Keenan, James 4165 (23.40) Miller, James 186 (22.24) Boland, Scott 4153 (28.25) Stubbings, Stephen 186 (26.43) Benbow, Jack 3482 (57.08) Mott, Matthew 178 (24.35) Archer, David 3450 (23.63) Dew, Christopher 156 (18.21) Drummond, Mitch 3307 (17.88) Nankervis, David 154 (22.22) Fisher, Robert 3222 (17.61) Cowen, Andrew 146 (29.78) Wylie, Joel 3139 (22.42) McCormick, Chris 144 (20.86) Wood, Jake 3036 (27.11) Hurley, Gavin 144 (27.10) Jackson, Hayden 3020 (20.97) McClean, Michael 140 (26.44) Mack, Adrian 2963 (26.46) Entwistle, Craig 130 (17.80) Piesse, Ken 2757 (29.97) Horvat, Tony 129 (25.08) Ashkenazi, Ben 2731 (17.85) Trueman, Glyn 128 (20.13) Humphrey, Billy 2683 (40.65) Chasemore, Matt 128 (28.19) Entwistle, Craig 2568 (20.88) Harford, Nathan 127 (22.54) Coleman, Ben 2480 (23.85) Peiris, Duane 125 (22.89) Griffiths, Matt 2473 (28.76) Hack, Michael 118 (25.30) Atkins, Cameron 2435 (15.41) Wylie, Jason 114 (30.34) Cowen, Andrew 2422 (20.53) Wallace, Cameron 107 (25.34) Mockett, Jackson 2415 (15.00) Groves, Darren 99 (18.16) Chasemore, Matt 2390 (23.20) Voelkl, Keirran 97 (22.65) Boraston, Mark 2268 (26.37) Logan, Cain 97 (27.39) Sofra, Peter 2241 (24.10) Clements, Benjamin 94 (18.24) Drummond, Tim


Overall Club Catches & Stumpings

485 Nankervis, David 146 Glenn, Brad 139 Salerni, Robbie 134 Wiese, Sam 124 Martine, Peter 111 Heylbut, Danny 99 Walker, Luke 98 Groves, Darren 93 O'Meara, Chris 91 Lowry, Leigh 89 Miller, James 84 Wylie, Jason 77 Mathers, Jason 74 Hurley, Gavin 73 Gains, Grant 70 Glenn, Sam 67 Coleman, Ben 67 McCormick, Chris 65 Keenan, James 65 Wallace, Cameron 63 Cowen, Andrew 60 Atkins, Ross 59 Gapes, Matthew 57 Archer, David 57 Peiris, Duane 53 Reid, Luke

Overall Club Record Partnerships

Wicket Partnership Batsmen Grade Opponent Season

1 252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) 2nd XI Collingwood 1995/96

2 203 M.De Iacovo (94) & L.Walker (137*) 3rd XI Greenvale Kangaroos 2013/14

3 263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) 2nd XI Camberwell Magpies 2010/11

4 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) 3rd XI Ringwood 1999/00

5 291* M.Mott (216*) & J.Miller (141*) 1st XI South Melbourne 2001/02

6 204* B.McDonald (118*) & C.Chasemore (102*) 4th XI Footscray Edgewater 2013/14

7 173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (92*) 1st XI North Melbourne 2006/07

8 189* K.Voelkl (148*) & A.Wheeler (74*) 2nd XI Melbourne University 2013/14

9 206* L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) 1st XI Footscray Edgewater 2006/07

10 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25*) 1st XI Geelong 1997/98


1st XI Playing Records

1st XI Games 1st XI Catches & Stumpings 229 Walker, Luke 396 Nankervis, David 224 Groves, Darren 146 Glenn, Brad 210 Nankervis, David 77 Groves, Darren 175 Miller, James 70 Miller, James 118 Wiese, Sam 63 Walker, Luke 112 Benbow, Jack 59 Wiese, Sam 108 Wallace, Cameron 58 Hurley, Gavin 105 Gapes, Matthew 54 Salerni, Robert 105 Stubbings, Stephen 47 Robinson, David 90 Hurley, Gavin 44 Wallace, Cameron 89 Lowry, Leigh 41 Butler, Mark 86 Clements, Benjamin 41 Chasemore, Matthew 85 Boland, Scott 38 Gapes, Matthew 83 Elmi, Dale 34 Mott, Matthew 83 McCormick, Chris 30 Stubbings, Stephen

1st XI Runs (Average) 1st XI Wickets (Average) 6974 (36.13) Walker, Luke 464 (19.18) Groves, Darren 3482 (57.08) Mott, Matthew 337 (20.40) Miller, James 3274 (23.72) Miller, James 236 (20.14) Wallace, Cameron 2683 (40.65) Chasemore, Matthew 140 (26.44) Mack, Adrian 2636 (25.10) Stubbings, Stephen 136 (22.23) Boland, Scott 2625 (24.76) Gapes, Matthew 129 (27.05) Benbow, Jack 2614 (17.20) Nankervis, David 99 (18.16) Chasemore, Matthew 2353 (21.01) Wiese, Sam 98 (34.35) McGain, Bryce 2146 (22.83) Hurley, Gavin 82 (25.22) McCormick, Chris 2062 (24.26) Clements, Benjamin 79 (28.62) Ashkenazi, Benjamin 1947 (27.04) Logan, Cain 76 (28.33) Butler, Mark 1861 (15.01) Groves, Darren 60 (29.35) Phillips, Scott 1848 (21.24) Lowry, Leigh 58 (24.40) Holland, Jonathan 1751 (25.75) Robinson, David 58 (25.76) Wood, Jake 1712 (23.14) Glenn, Brad 58 (30.60) Herrick, Jayde

1st XI Partnership Records

Wicket Partnership Batsmen Opponent Season

1 164 M.Gapes (76) & G.Waterfall (91) Melbourne 2016/17

2 183 M.Lineker (112) & M.Gapes (72) North Melbourne 2012/13

3 177 M.Mott (169) & C.Entwistle (65) Hawthorn-Waverley 2000/01

4 199 J.Mathers (157) & L.Walker (86) Melbourne 2001/02

5 291* M.Mott (216*) & J.Miller (141*) South Melbourne 2001/02

6 134 B.Glenn (82) & S.Graf (75) North Melbourne 1994/95

7 173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (92*) North Melbourne 2006/07

8 138 B.Glenn (86) & D.Abblitt (59) Ringwood 1997/98

9 206* L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07

10 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25*) Geelong 1997/98


2nd XI Playing Records

2nd XI Games 2nd XI Catches & Stumpings 104 Trueman, Glyn 81 Nankervis, David 98 Lowry, Leigh 71 Wiese, Sam 95 McCormick, Chris 63 Gains, Grant 88 Mathers, Jason 63 O'Meara, Chris 76 Wiese, Sam 52 Salerni, Robert 70 Cowen, Andrew 48 Lowry, Leigh 69 Elmi, Dale 48 Mathers, Jason 64 Waterfall, Gordon 40 McCormick, Chris 62 McClean, Michael 35 Martin, Nathan 58 Peiris, Duane 34 Heylbut, Danny 57 Entwistle, Craig 34 Peiris, Duane 57 Voelkl, Keirran 32 Perera, Roshan 56 Williams, Jeff 31 Guthrie, Jonny 55 Bridgeman, Justin 31 Waterfall, Gordon 55 Gapes, Matthew 27 Cowen, Andrew

2nd XI Runs (Average) 2nd XI Wickets (Average) 2609 (35.74) Mathers, Jason 124 (25.17) McCormick, Chris 2526 (28.70) Lowry, Leigh 119 (16.99) McGain, Bryce 2137 (32.38) Wiese, Sam 84 (19.80) Humphrey, Billy 1792 (27.57) Elmi, Dale 84 (24.08) Groves, Darren 1640 (24.12) McCormick, Chris 78 (18.60) Drummond, Mitch 1602 (34.09) Gapes, Matthew 72 (34.43) Harrop, Dean 1571 (32.73) Entwistle, Craig 70 (27.37) Wallace, Cameron 1426 (29.71) Williams, Jeff 66 (23.55) Baron, Tom 1420 (28.98) Bridgeman, Justin 66 (28.52) Entwistle, Craig 1399 (24.12) McClean, Michael 61 (28.16) Miller, James 1372 (26.38) Waterfall, Gordon 57 (27.65) Trueman, Glyn 1359 (16.37) Trueman, Glyn 55 (21.38) Wood, Jake 1343 (23.16) Peiris, Duane 55 (21.76) Boraston, Mark 1337 (20.57) Cowen, Andrew 52 (32.52) Wylie, Joel 1311 (34.50) Stubbings, Stephen 51 (23.71) Frith, Benjamin

2nd XI Partnership Records


1 252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood 1995/96

2 153 L.Lowry (110) & J.Mathers (102) Carlton 2003/04

3 263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) Camberwell Magpies 2010/11

4 149 Justin Moore (102) & J.Williams (36) Camberwell Magpies 2001/02

5 174 G.Thompson (103) & M.Hack (90) Footscray 1994/95

6 194 S.Peck (112) & N.Johnson (131) Melbourne 1997/98

7 160 C.Bennett (64) & J.Williams (62) Footscray-Vic. University 2001/02

8 189* K.Voelkl (148*) & A.Wheeler (74*) Melbourne University 2013/14

9 145* D.Kratz (133) & D.Harrop (50) Richmond 1996/97

10 79 C.Atkins (60) & D.Nankervis (27) Fitzroy-Doncaster 1999/00


3rd XI Playing Records

3rd XI Games 3rd XI Catches & Stumpings 158 Piesse, Ken 58 Heylbut, Danny 101 Wylie, Jason 47 Wylie, Jason 87 Keenan, James 39 Piesse, Ken 81 Fisher, Robert 37 Atkins, Ross 75 Jackson, Hayden 37 La Brooy, Thomas 75 Lawler, Brandon 35 Pashen, Tim 62 Cowen, Andrew 29 O'Meara, Chris 59 McIlroy, Aaron 26 Lawler, Brandon 53 Ezard, Shaun 26 McIlroy, Aaron 52 Coleman, Ben 25 Glenn, Sam 52 Sofra, Peter 24 Coleman, Ben 51 Reid, Joel 24 Fisher, Robert 49 Griffiths, Matt 24 Lockhart, Brad 47 Drummond, Tim 22 Cowen, Andrew 46 Dew, Christopher 22 Ezard, Shaun

3rd XI Runs (Average) 3rd XI Wickets (Average) 1960 (20.00) Piesse, Ken 132 (19.11) Fisher, Robert 1489 (21.27) Lawler, Brandon 130 (17.80) Piesse, Ken 1271 (16.09) Wylie, Jason 100 (18.82) Keenan, James 1208 (24.16) Ezard, Shaun 97 (29.19) Jackson, Hayden 1179 (19.50) Dew, Christopher 82 (20.18) Griffiths, Matt 1143 (28.58) Lowry, Leigh 80 (19.21) McIlroy, Aaron 1038 (25.95) Voelkl, Keirran 63 (16.86) Drummond, Mitch 937 (15.11) Cowen, Andrew 63 (28.48) Cowen, Andrew 935 (29.22) Mann, Nicholas 57 (27.68) Lawler, Brandon 900 (22.50) Trueman, Glyn 52 (30.83) Bull, Chris 891 (30.72) Peiris, Duane 51 (17.94) Wilson, Sean 832 (29.71) Bennett, Craig 50 (15.04) O'Sullivan, Mark 822 (35.74) Thompson, Gavin 49 (21.92) Drummond, Tim 796 (30.62) Peries, Kiefer 49 (20.84) Coutts, Mal 762 (26.28) McDonald, Brad 48 (30.06) Riddle, Clay

3rd XI Partnership Records


1 164* J. Brohier (81*) & N. Mann (66*) Ringwood 2015/16

2 203 M.De Iacovo (94) & L.Walker (137*) Greenvale Kangaroos 2013/14

3 257 C.Bennett (120) & Jarred Moore (132) Prahran 2001/02

4 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood 1999/00

5 113 K.Piesse (108) & C.Wills (47) Prahran 1993/94

6 109 L.Lowry (100) & S.Phillips (66) South Melbourne 1994/95

7 126* C.Bennett (100) & K.Piesse (37) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97

8 93 S.Coates (59) & L.Walker (36) Geelong 1998/99

9 112 D.Groves (59) & K.Piesse (57) Geelong 1997/98

10 60 J.Vela (18*) & B.Humphrey (39) North Melbourne 2012/13


4th XI Playing Records

4th XI Games 4th XI Catches & Stumpings 125 Archer, David 105 Martine, Peter 106 Martine, Peter 57 Archer, David 103 Wylie, Jason 45 Glenn, Sam 97 Coleman, Ben 43 Coleman, Ben 91 Keenan, James 40 Keenan, James 75 Jackson, Wade 37 Wylie, Jason 73 Hudgson, Brett 35 Hall, Michael 71 Wills, Bruce 33 Salerni, Robbie 67 Burgess, Chris 32 Jackson, Wade 67 Prendergast, Tim 27 Shannon, Ned 60 Davis, Leon 25 Hudgson, Brett 54 Wylie, Joel 22 Taylor, Craig 51 Corr, Winton 20 Harford, Nathan 51 Salerni, Robbie 19 Phillips, Connor 49 Cassano, Nathan 19 Morton, Jon

4th XI Runs (Average) 4th XI Wickets (Average) 1640 (43.16) Jhala, Prashant 177 (24.28) Archer, David 1621 (39.54) Hudgson, Brett 93 (22.89) Keenan, James 1467 (14.24) Martine, Peter 92 (22.18) Coleman, Ben 1443 (16.59) Coleman, Ben 82 (18.46) Hudgson, Brett 1425 (24.15) Prendergast, Tim 69 (18.10) Prendergast, Tim 1207 (25.68) Johnson, Owen 54 (27.94) Davis, Leon 1205 (15.65) Keenan, James 53 (19.55) Wylie, Joel 1164 (14.73) Wylie, Jason 53 (22.11) Brown, Jake 1127 (19.43) Wills, Bruce 52 (15.17) Hinds, Michael 1121 (17.25) Jackson, Wade 50 (21.18) Jackson, Wade 1109 (27.05) Harford, Nathan 44 (28.09) Groome, Shannon 984 (12.78) Archer, David 43 (19.93) Singh, Perminder 781 (17.75) Draycott, Simon 42 (16.48) Lavery, Jack 746 (25.72) Chasemore, Cameron 40 (19.28) Jackson, Hayden 692 (19.22) O'Brien, Matt 38 (14.45) McLaren, Ken

4th XI Partnership Records


1 158 G.Lymer (107) & S.Harvey (29) Hawthorn 1993/94

2 164* R.Salerni (69*) & W.Crowder (85*) Dandenong 2011/12

3 193 C.Dew (151) & Jason Wylie (92) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07

4 158 D.Binns (117) & B.Wills (67) Footscray 1994/95

5 169 E. Mayadunne (66) & J. Birthisel (84) Melbourne University 2015/16

6 204* B.McDonald (118*) & C.Chasemore (102*) Footscray Edgewater 2013/14

7 170 B.Wills (89) & L.Simmons (86) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97

8 148 M.O’Sullivan (79) & B.Hudgson (70) Ringwood 2007/08

9 79 S.Dagys (116) & P.Singh (38) Essendon 2016/17

10 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 5WI Best C/S/RO

Ashkenazi, Ben M 59 38 20 16* 112 6.22 0 587 78 79 2261 28.62 0 4/33 19

Benbow, Jack A 112 69 31 30* 351 9.24 0 1038 173 129 3489 27.05 0 4/27 28

Boland, Nicholas J 16 15 4 53* 178 16.18 1 148 21 24 636 26.50 0 4/24 0

Boland, Scott M 85 54 14 61* 586 14.65 1 999 199 136 3023 22.23 2 5/40 25

Brohier, Jaime A 13 12 1 92 171 15.55 1 15.2 1 2 69 34.50 0 1/13 5

Drummond, Mitch S 5 4 3 2* 3 3.00 0 30 1 1 137 137.00 0 1/28 2

Elmi, Dale T 83 87 4 83 1532 18.46 7 197 22 26 810 31.15 0 3/24 19

Ewing, Thomas K 9 13 1 60 219 18.25 1 29 4 3 133 44.33 0 1/6 3

Frith, Benjamin L 4 1 1 5* 5 0 13 2 1 62 62.00 0 1/15 1

Gannon, Cameron J 1 1 0 44 44 44.00 0 10 1 0 40 0/40 0

Gapes, Matthew A 105 116 10 102* 2625 24.76 16 / 1 138 21 11 516 46.91 0 3/38 45

Harford, Nathan W 5 5 0 31 48 9.60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Hastings, John W 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 11 3 1 30 30.00 1/30 0

Hibbins, Nathan A 9 9 3 39* 66 11.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 13

Holland, Jon M 33 22 2 50 225 11.25 1 524 126 58 1415 24.40 1 5/10 15

Humphrey, Billy J 18 8 5 4* 14 4.67 0 46 7 15 491 32.73 0 2/16 5

La Brooy, Thomas 2 2 0 12 17 8.50 0

McCormick, Chris J 83 80 21 70 1282 21.73 4 649 141 82 2068 25.22 2 6/63 27

Mockett, Jackson, R 28 21 9 19* 115 9.58 0 269 50 43 1145 26.63 1 6/20 8

Peries, Kiefer W 4 3 0 38 39 13.00 1

Salerni, Robert S 50 49 4 52 488 10.84 1 0 0 0 0 0 58

Symons, Brodie J 11 11 1 65 252 25.20 2 63.1 10 10 296 29.60 3/30 1

Tonkin, Liam G 19 23 1 94 436 19.82 2 0 0 0 0 0 13

Trueman, Glyn T 16 15 1 45* 142 10.14 0 76.3 6 5 333 66.60 0 2/31 3

Wade, Matthew S 1 1 0 46 46 46.00 2 0 1 4 4.00 1/4 0

Walker, Luke 229 239 46 135* 6974 36.13 45 / 6 384 40 38 1466 38.58 0 4/36 75

Waterfall, Gordon R 8 12 1 91 243 22.09 2 4.5 3 1 4 4.00 0 1/4 7

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

Wiese, Sam D 118 125 13 112 2353 21.01 13 / 1 0.1 0 0 6 0 0/6 67

Wood, Jake G 38 27 5 15 136 6.18 0 380 60 58 1494 25.76 1 5/30 11


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 0 125.5 28 16 367 22.94 0 3/44 3

Barron-Toop,Jamin 7 2 1 0* 0 - 0 0 31 0 2 181 90.50 0 1/17 3

Benbow, Jack 31 28 9 27 257 13.53 0 0 386 109 39 994 25.49 0 4/30 17

Boland, Nicholas 14 13 0 45 213 16.38 0 0 118.4 20 16 362 22.63 1 5/42 3

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

Brohier, Jaime A 14 16 3 122 568 43.69 3 1 70 9 9 217 24.11 0 3/23 11

Dagys, Steven 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 0 0 0

Drummond, Mitch 53 29 16 10* 58 4.46 0 0 494.4 129 78 1451 18.60 2 7/42 15

Drummond, Tim 14 12 4 29 136 17.00 0 0 106.2 25 17 331 19.47 0 2/18 4

Elmi, Dale 69 70 5 110 1792 27.57 9 1 330.2 51 23 1162 50.52 0 4/40 26

Ewing, Thomas K 14 14 2 98 318 26.50 1 0 50 10 9 181 20.11 0 3/24 6

Foy, Matthew 10 7 1 35 132 22.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

Frith, Benjamin 38 23 11 28* 137 11.42 0 0 381.7 76 51 1209 23.71 2 5/28 7

Gapes, Matthew 55 55 8 147 1602 34.09 10 2 113.2 20 12 377 31.42 1 5/22 19

Gibbs, Jared 5 3 1 5 5 2.50 25 6 3 106 35.33 3/24 4

Harford, Nathan W 40 45 1 60 855 19.43 3 0 46 12 6 141 23.50 0 2/28 20

Hibbins, Nathan A 14 13 3 48 212 21.20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19

Humphrey, Billy 49 33 14 63* 383 20.16 1 0 550.5 124 84 1663 19.80 1 5/94 10

La Brooy, Thomas 16 14 0 60 241 17.21 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 15

Mann, Nicholas 7 7 0 48 130 18.57 0 0 1 0 0 9 0 0/9 6

Mockett, Jackson 32 22 5 35* 161 9.47 0 0 290.5 46 45 1091 24.24 0 4/5 6

McCormick, Chris 95 85 17 104 1640 24.12 8 1 915.7 188 124 3121 25.17 2 6/29 47

McIlroy, Aaron 3 1 1 2* 2 0 0 27.3 3 6 94 15.67 0 3/10 3

Nagel, Patrick 3 2 0 2 3 1.50 0 0 13 0 1 60 60.00 0 1/33 1

Peries, Kiefer 36 39 7 73 675 21.09 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 20

Salerni, Robert S 42 40 1 137 1054 27.03 4 1 1 0 0 9 0 0/9 58

Simpson, Rohan 3 2 0 7 7 3.50 19 2 4 95 23.75 3/21 3

Symons, Brodie J 6 6 3 45 85 28.33 0 0 45 5 11 157 14.27 0 3/16 3

Tonkin, Liam G 36 41 4 122 761 20.57 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 19

Trueman, Glyn 104 90 7 84* 1359 16.37 2 0 525.8 114 57 1576 27.65 0 4/11 33

Walker, Luke 37 36 5 75* 938 30.26 7 0 28 8 4 43 10.75 0 4/25 23

Waterfall, Gordon 64 66 14 120* 1372 26.38 3 2 124.8 11 15 519 34.60 0 4/13 31

Wheeler, Aidan I 48 44 12 74* 546 17.06 2 0 297.3 51 45 1160 25.78 0 4/28 8

Wiese, Sam 76 76 10 120 2137 32.38 13 2 76 19 10 226 22.60 0 3/28 84

Wood, Jake G 35 24 9 66* 245 16.33 1 0 365.5 80 55 1176 21.38 1 6/38 12


3rd 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 10 2 0 13 13 6.50 0 0 70 21 12 228 19.00 0 3/11 1

Barnes, Harrison J 12 9 2 55* 120 17.14 1 13 4 1 37 37.00 1/36 1

Barron-Toop, Jamin 24 11 7 3 9 2.25 0 0 208.8 43 42 556 13.24 0 4/33 5

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

Bennett, Liam 21 5 2 6 10 3.33 0 0 115.2 27 15 440 29.33 0 2/18 6

Boland, Nick 4 4 2 38* 84 42.00 0 0 23 11 5 52 10.40 0 4/40 1

Brohier, Jaime A 5 5 1 81* 218 54.50 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Brown, Jake 12 2 1 3* 4 4.00 0 0 64 8 9 273 30.33 0 1/12 2

Cairns, Max 2 10 0 0 56 0/33 0

Curtis, Lachlan 1 1 0 29 29 29.00 0 0

Dagys, Steven 6 5 0 73 177 35.40 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

Davis, Leon 14 9 1 7 11 1.38 0 0 57.0 2 13 262 20.15 0 3/32 0

Drummond, Mitch 32 9 5 7 15 3.75 0 0 392.5 104 63 1062 16.86 1 5/49 5

Drummond, Tim 47 46 11 65 759 21.69 4 0 316.0 66 49 1074 21.92 0 4/15 8

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

Ewing, Thomas K 1 1 0 3 3 3.00 0 5.5 1 4 14 3.50 4/14 1

Foy, Matthew 17 18 4 60 262 18.71 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

Frith, Benjamin 17 8 2 15 40 6.67 0 0 141.7 37 16 398 24.88 0 3/27 3

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

Gibbs, Jared 15 11 4 16* 73 10.43 0 0 67 17 15 236 15.73 0 4/4 4

Harford, Nathan 34 34 1 75 556 16.85 1 0 16.0 1 2 84 42.00 0 1/14 16

Hibbins, Nathan A 12 11 1 40 157 15.70 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 16

Humphrey, Billy 15 8 0 39 62 7.75 0 0 137.5 41 29 378 13.03 1 6/42 0

La Brooy, Thomas 29 28 1 78* 669 24.78 5 0 2 0 0 2 0 0/2 42

Lavery, Jack 14 2 1 4 4 4.00 0 0 87 13 9 385 42.78 0 3/23 5

Mann, Nicholas 34 37 5 123 935 29.22 7 1 5.0 0 0 16 0 0/4 4

Mayadunne, Emmal D 2 1 0 21 21 21.00 0 0

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

McCormick, Chris 11 13 1 34 145 28.33 68 15 11 206 18.73 3/21 3

McIlroy, Aaron 59 34 5 65 468 16.14 1 0 476.2 106 80 1537 19.21 2 / 1 8/45 37

Nagel, Patrick 9 6 1 30 46 9.20 0 83.4 24 12 260 21.67 3/41 1

Peries, Kiefer 28 28 2 114 796 30.62 3 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 26

Robertson, Matt J 13 11 0 48 180 16.36 0 0 1 0 0 4 0 0/4 0

Sadgrove, Jeremy 1 0

Salerni, Robbie 2 2 1 12 20 20.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Shannon, Ned 19 14 2 25 115 9.58 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15

Skvor, Mitchell 1 1 0 0 14 0 0/14 0

Simpson, Rohan 28 17 6 52 81 7.36 1 0 206.2 30 33 843 25.55 0 3/31 13

Singh, Perminder 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 35 14 6 83 13.83 3/43 0

Sturt, Sam 3 2 0 40 63 31.50 0 3 1 0 5 0

Symons, Brodie J 4 4 0 36 89 22.25 0 0 28.0 2 6 110 18.33 0 2/22 3

Tonkin, Liam G 8 8 0 81 277 34.63 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 7

Trueman, Glyn 44 43 3 102 900 22.50 6 1 168.3 33 13 500 38.46 0 3/20 17

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

Waterfall, Gordon 12 11 2 162 489 54.33 1 2 17.0 2 5 61 12.20 0 2/19 3

Wheeler, Aidan 24 22 3 59 283 14.89 1 0 171.4 33 22 597 27.14 0 3/7 4

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


4th 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 15 5 1 14 16 4.00 131 34 22 379 17.23 4/12 7

Barnes, Harrison J 11 10 1 42* 165 18.33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2


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

Bennett, Liam 31 17 8 41 158 17.56 0 0 267.5 67 36 770 21.39 1 5/19 6

Bodsworth, Preston 6 5 2 12* 19 6.33 0 0

Brown, Jake 47 23 10 32 220 16.92 0 0 349.8 75 53 1172 22.11 0 3/23 17

Curtis, Lachlan 6 7 2 69* 200 40.00 1 10 0 4 45 11.25 2/15 1

Dagys, Steven 13 14 2 116* 327 27.25 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 7

Davis, Leon 60 49 4 34 424 9.42 0 0 412.2 65 54 1509 27.94 1 5/34 20

Draycott, Simon 45 47 3 67* 781 17.75 2 0 102.2 10 13 375 28.85 0 2/4 14

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

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

Gibbs, Jared 29 34 9 51 374 14.96 1 0 161.0 51 28 426 15.21 0 4/21 7

Hammel, Ryan 12 13 1 17 90 7.50 0 20 1 1 97 97.00 1/34 2

Hands, Alexander 14 16 1 71 428 28.53 3 0 77 15 11 266 24.18 0 3/24 0

Harford, Nathan 44 44 3 91 1109 27.05 8 0 133.5 31 12 431 35.92 0 4/23 25

Heenan, Patrick 18 2 0 5 7 3.50 0 0 120.4 30 16 375 23.44 0 2/11 0

Hibbins, Nathan A 3 3 0 77 122 40.67 1 2

Humphrey, Billy 3 3 0 21 30 10.00 0 0 6 0 0 44 0 0/44 1

La Brooy, Thomas 2 2 0 42 70 35.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Lavery, Jack 24 17 6 29 133 12.09 0 0 246.1 56 42 692 16.48 0 4/30 6

Mann, Nicholas 27 27 10 77 639 37.59 4 0 21.0 0 2 109 54.50 0 2/24 13

Mayadunne, Emmal 20 19 2 66 334 19.65 1 0 7 1 2 58 29.00 0 2/58 6

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

McFarlane, Bailey 5 2 0 24 26 13.00 0 10

McIlroy, Aaron 4 3 1 47* 57 28.50 0 0 25 1 3 88 29.33 0 2/18 0

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

Nagel, Patrick 1 1 0 16 16 16.00 0 14 2 2 37 18.50 2/37 1

Peries, Kiefer 2 2 0 20 21 10.50 7

Phillips, Connor 11 10 2 21 81 10.13 0 21

Robertson, Matt J 11 11 0 62 169 15.36 1 0 12 0 2 68 34.00 0 1/17 3

Sadgrove, Jeremy 6 1 1 1* 1 10 1 2 45 22.50 1/13 2

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

Shannon, Ned 15 17 2 46 286 19.07 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27

Singh, Perminder 26 17 3 46 246 17.57 0 0 324.3 79 43 857 19.93 2 6/62 1

Skelly, Patrick 11 12 0 75 258 21.50 2 3 0 0 11 0/11 5

Skvor, Mitchell 33 33 2 66 455 14.68 1 0 101.2 17 14 409 29.21 0 3/34 9

Smith, Andrew 10 4 3 16* 23 23.00 0 43.2 6 5 176 35.20 2/28 1

Sturt, Sam 6 7 4 50* 155 51.67 1 14.5 2 7 44 6.29 3/5 1

Symons, Brodie J 2 2 0 6 10 5.00 15 4 0 58 0 0/52 1

Trueman, Glyn 19 19 3 63 330 20.63 3 0 27 2 5 119 23.80 0 3/39 8

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 0 184.6 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

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


Overall Club 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 95 53 25 16* 202 7.21 0 0 913.8 161 129 3235 25.08 0 4/12 30

Barnes, Harrison J 23 19 3 55* 285 17.81 1 0 13 4 1 37 37.00 0 1/36 3


Benbow, Jack 159 111 42 59 912 13.22 2 0 1561.4 310 186 4916 26.43 1 5/37 53

Bennett, Liam 52 22 10 41 168 14.00 0 0 382.7 94 51 1210 23.73 1 5/19 12

Bodsworth, Preston 6 5 2 12* 19 6.33 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0

Boland, Nick 34 32 6 53* 475 18.27 1 0 288.9 52 45 1050 23.33 1 5/42 4

Boland, Scott 111 80 17 92 1263 20.05 4 0 1389.7 302 186 4137 22.24 3 5/29 37

Brohier, Jaime A 32 33 5 122 957 34.18 7 1 85.2 10 11 286 26.00 0 3/23 19

Brown, Jake 59 25 11 32 224 16.00 0 0 413.8 83 62 1445 23.31 0 3/23 19

Cairns, Max 2 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 10 0 0 56 0.00 0 0/33 0

Curtis, Lachlan 7 8 2 69* 229 38.17 1 0 10 0 4 45 11.25 0 2/15 1

Dagys, Steven 20 20 2 116* 509 28.28 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 9

Davis, Leon 74 58 5 34 435 8.21 0 0 469.2 67 67 1771 26.43 1 5/34 20

Draycott, Simon 45 47 3 67* 781 17.75 2 0 102.2 10 13 375 28.85 0 2/4 14

Drummond, Mitch 98 46 26 12* 99 4.95 0 0 1007.2 259 156 2841 18.21 3 7/42 27

Drummond, Tim 73 69 15 97 1103 20.43 5 0 519 115 94 1715 18.24 1 7/10 17

Elmi, Dale 191 196 12 138 4251 23.10 20 3 587.6 85 56 2161 38.59 0 4/40 56

Ewing, Thomas K 24 28 3 98 540 21.60 2 0 84.9 15 16 328 20.50 0 4/14 10

Foy, Matthew 27 25 5 60 394 19.70 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10

Frith, Benjamin 59 32 14 28* 182 10.11 0 0 536.4 115 68 1669 24.54 2 5/28 11

Gannon, Cameron J 1 1 0 44 44 44.00 0 0 10 1 0 40 0.00 0 0/40 0

Gapes, Matthew 172 184 19 147 4540 27.52 27 3 251.2 41 23 893 38.83 1 5/22 66

Gibbs, Jared 49 48 14 51 452 13.29 1 0 253 74 46 768 16.70 0 4/4 15

Hammel, Ryan 12 13 1 17 90 7.50 0 0 20 1 1 97 97.00 0 1/34 2

Hands, Alexander 14 16 1 71 428 28.53 3 0 77 15 11 266 24.18 0 3/24 0

Harford, Nathan 123 128 5 91 2568 20.88 12 0 195.5 44 20 656 32.80 0 4/23 61

Hastings, John W 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 0 0 11 3 1 30 30.00 0 1/30 0

Heenan, Patrick 18 2 0 5 7 3.50 0 0 120.4 30 16 375 23.44 0 2/11 0

Hibbins, Nathan A 38 36 7 77 557 19.21 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50

Holland, Jon 33 22 2 50 225 11.25 1 0 524.3 126 58 1415 24.40 1 5/10 15

Humphrey, Billy 85 52 19 63* 489 14.82 1 0 740 172 128 2576 20.13 2 6/42 16

La Brooy, Thomas 49 46 1 78* 997 22.16 7 0 2 0 0 2 0 0/2 57

Lavery, Jack 38 19 7 29 137 11.42 0 0 333.1 69 51 1077 21.12 0 4/30 11

Mann, Nicholas 68 71 15 123 1704 30.43 11 1 27 0 2 134 67.00 0 2/24 23

Mayadunne, Emmal 22 20 2 66 355 19.72 1 0 7 1 2 58 29.00 0 2/58 6

McCormick, Chris 191 180 40 104 3139 22.42 13 1 1661.1 354 224 5454 24.35 5 6/20 78

McFarlane, Bailey 5 2 0 24 26 13.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 10

McIlroy, Aaron 66 38 7 65 527 17.00 1 0 528.5 110 89 1719 19.31 2 / 1 8/45 40

Mockett, Jackson 81 58 19 35* 376 9.64 0 0 708.3 130 107 2711 25.34 2 6/20 20

Nagel, Patrick 13 9 1 30 65 8.13 0 0 110.4 26 15 357 23.80 0 3/41 3

O'Connor, Caolan 15 14 4 29 141 14.10 0 0 17 0 5 91 18.20 0 3/16 2

Peries, Kiefer W 70 72 9 114 1531 24.30 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 54

Phillips, Connor 11 10 2 21 81 10.13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 21

Robertson, Matt J 24 22 0 62 349 15.86 1 0 13 0 2 72 36.00 0 1/17 3

Sadgrove, Jeremy 7 1 1 1* 1 0 0 10 1 2 45 22.50 0 1/13 2

Salerni, Robbie 145 129 12 137 2240 19.15 7 2 2 0 1 11 11.00 0 1/2 154

Shannon, Ned 34 31 4 46 401 14.85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42

Simpson, Rohan 32 20 6 52 93 6.64 1 0 229.2 34 39 943 24.18 0 3/21 17

Singh, Perminder 28 18 3 46 246 16.40 0 0 359.3 93 49 940 19.18 2 6/62 1

Skelly, Patrick 11 12 0 75 258 21.50 2 0 3 0 0 11 0.00 0 0/11 5

Skvor, Mitchell 34 33 2 66 455 14.68 1 0 102.2 17 14 423 30.21 0 3/34 9

Smith, Andrew 10 4 3 16* 23 23.00 0 0 43.2 6 5 176 35.20 0 2/28 1

Sturt, Sam 9 9 4 50* 218 43.60 1 0 17.5 3 7 49 7.00 0 3/5 1

Symons, Brodie J 23 23 4 65 436 22.95 2 0 151.1 21 27 621 23.00 0 3/16 8

Tonkin, Liam G 63 72 5 122 1474 22.00 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 39

Trueman, Glyn 183 167 14 102 2731 17.85 11 1 797.4 155 80 2528 31.60 0 4/11 61

Wade, Matthew S 1 1 0 46 46 46.00 0 0 2 0 1 4 4.00 0 1/4 0

Walker, Luke 298 307 56 137* 8794 35.04 54 8 436 51 44 1615 36.70 0 4/25 112

Waterfall, Gordon 86 91 17 162 2113 28.55 6 4 146.3 16 21 584 27.81 0 4/13 42

Wheeler, Aidan 94 83 22 74* 1014 16.62 4 0 653.3 127 86 2351 27.34 0 4/28 21

Wiese, Sam 206 213 24 120 4714 24.94 27 3 92.1 24 12 268 22.33 0 3/28 157

Wood, Jake 84 62 15 66* 540 11.49 2 0 884.8 172 144 3004 20.86 2 6/38 29


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