2010 ANNUAL REPORT

and 46th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Barry McFarlane Pavillion, Queens Rd. Newtown

7.30 PM MAY 31st

, 2010

GCA Club Champions

1974 - 1975

1983 - 1984

1985 - 1986

1986 - 1987

1987 - 1988

2002 - 2003

2003 - 2004

St Joseph’s Cricket Club Geelong Est. 1964

Geelong Cricket Association Division 1

St Josephs Cricket Club ... GCA Division One 2009-10 General Committee and Other Very Essential Support

President Ken Gannon ON FIELD

Vice-Pres John McKinnon Chairman/Selectors Peter Cramp

Secretary Mark Appleford

Treasurer Chris McFarlane 1st XI Captain/Coach David Morgan

Canteen Michael Slater

Juniors Robert Threlfall Development Coach Daniel Fanning Registrar Dennis Davie

(Reg Dean in support) 2nd XI Captain Tim Bye

Equipment Barry McFarlane 3rd XI Captain Peter Cramp

Sponsorship/Raffle John McKinnon 4th XI Captain Chris McFarlane Players Reps & General Ctee

Rick Humphrey, David Buckley Ollie Buckley

5th XI Captain Ollie Buckley 6th XI Captain Tony McCoy Social/Fundraising Rick Humphrey ,

Tim Bye

1st XI Scorer Paul Foster

Afternoon Tea Felicity McFarlane Team Mgr Barry McFarlane

Milo Cricket Robyn Gannon, David

Buckley Computer

Scores Ken Gannon

Felicity McFarlane, Katrina Hassett, Michael Lloyd

Andrew Hodgson, Rick Humphrey,

Mycricket Website

Andrew Carmody

Players: Andrew Casey, Kristian Bole, Michael Linsley, Jack O'Donoghue, Sam Murphy

GCA Reps Barry McFarlane Turf

Wickets / Grounds

Barry McFarlane Jason Stein

BBQ/Kitchen David Buckley Adam Shawcross

Adam Shawcross

Reg Dean

Bar Manager Sam Brown

Stephanie Davie Working

Bees As Many as possible

Clubrooms Michael Slater

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AGENDA

1.0 Minutes of Previous Annual General Meeting May 25th 2009

2.0 Apologies

M.Appleford, R.Gannon, D.Buckley, P.Dorling

3.0 Reports

3.1 Committee Report by President

3.2 Recognition of 2009-10 Award Winners

3.3 Treasurer's Report

3.4 Coaches Report

4.0 Election of Office Bearers

4.1 Most Committee Members have renominated to continue

Michael Slater not “Officially” continuing

Vote of thanks for his years of work

4.2 Nominations for new members to join Committee

- Ian Courtney indicated a willingness to help

- others

Plan for the future with some existing C’tee People indicating

that their time might be finishing soon.

5.0 General Business

5.1 GCA Matters

Competition make Up next Season

5.2 Other

6.0 Meeting Closure

Minutes of the Annual General Meeting of St Josephs Cricket Club Meeting held at the clubrooms, Queens Rd, Newtown Monday 25th May, 2009, at 7.30PM

1.0 Present: K. Gannon, C. McFarlane, P. Cramp, P. Foster, R. Humphrey,

M. Jaques, R. Dean, D. Davie, B. McFarlane, M. Appleford, M.

Slater, M. Stein.

2.0 Apologies:

J. McKinnon, K. Bishop, D. Foster, D. DeGrandi, D. Morgan

3.0

Minutes of the previous meeting

The minutes of the previous Annual General Meeting were accepted as being

an accurate account of the previous Annual General Meeting. A motion to

accept the minutes was moved and passed.

Moved: C. McFarlane, Seconded: M. Slater

4.0 Presidents report

Ken Gannon recognised the support of Barwon water in maintaining the

Zampatti Oval, however acknowledged continuing difficulty in maintaining

the Carey and Noble Street ovals due to water restrictions. This presents one

of the club’s biggest challenges.

The season was generally very successful for the club, with the First XI and

Fourth XI making the finals, the Second XI winning the premiership and the

Third XI being runner up.

Ken congratulated David Morgan, Daniel Fanning and Peter Cramp on the

achievements of the playing group over the season.

Special mention was also made of Andrew Hodgeson’s achievements in being

selected in the country week side and winning the batting average. Michael

Jaques was also congratulated for his success in winning the GCA fourths

batting average.

The president mentioned that the club is in a solid financial position. One of

the challenges to be undertaken before next season will be to upgrade the

practice wickets.

Bar sales continue to perform strongly, thanks largely to the work of Michael

Slater.

The cricket club has also committed financial support to the SJC gymnasium

appeal.

Thanks were also given to Felicity McFarlane for organising the afternoon

teas, and Barry McFarlane and Mark Stein for their efforts around the club.

Congratulations were offered to Rick Humphrey on his being awarded life

membership to the club.

The GCA has ranked St Josephs Cricket Club second behind East Belmont for

the current season, and third on a three year average score.

5.0 Coaches Report

David Morgan’s coach’s report was tabled. Appreciation for David’s efforts

and the assistance provided by other team members who assisted in improving

the club’s performance.

6.0 Treasurer’s Report

In summary the club’s cash surplus on operations for the past year is

$3,186.81. This leaves the club with a bank balance of $22,835.03 – a very

strong position.

The operating profit of $14,206 for the year (before capital expenditure)

enabled the club to substantially improve its facilities during the year. This

included the purchase and reconditioning of a cylinder mower, upgrade of the

practice wicket, replace the club barbeque and top dress Zampatti oval. It also

enabled the club to provide financial support to the SJC gymnasium appeal.

Recognition should be given to the effort of Reg Dean, who drove

membership to a total collection of $15,742, and Michael Slater who helped

the bar raise $17,156, another great effort.

The college provided assistance in purchasing new air conditioning for the

clubrooms.

A motion to accept the report was moved and passed.

Moved: Peter Cramp Seconded: Barry McFarlane.

7.0 Committee Nominations and Elections

All committee members renominated except for Reg Dean, who will not be on

the committee for the new season, but who will continue to provide assistance

around the club, and Keith Bishop, who has relocated away from Geelong.

A suggestion was made that Denis Davie fill the role as secretary with Robert

Threlfall filling the role of Junior Coordinator.

Recognition was made of the need to grow the committee with new members.

The current president may step down in another year’s time, and this is an

opportunity for someone to join the committee and learn the role.

8.0 General Business

Reiterating Carey Oval remains a major problem, due to water restrictions.

GCA matters include that Kookaburra balls will be used next season, in place

of Platypus balls, and there is talk of a Twenty 20 competition being

introduced.

Newcomb cricket club will be replaced by Manifold Cricket Club in GCA

Division 1 next season.

Feedback regarding the make-up of the 2009/2010 season:

Players want a mixture of 1 and 2-day games.

There is talk of a twenty 20 competition

Regarding the options of a final-six or a final-four, STCC

recommended a final-six. This will be decided by the GCA

management committee.

SJCC would like to see the GCA stick with the formal of the GCA

presentation night, which was very good.

Robert Agg has resigned as GCA president, and Grant Dew will likely

replace him.

The Junior Board has advised the junior age groups will remain the

same as they currently are. There make-up of the junior committee

will change significantly, as there has been a significant spill of

members.

SJCC will look to encourage use of its website, which is now of a very good

standard. More information will be made available on the website, for

example an invitation to the AGM. Appreciation was expressed for Andrew

Carmody’s work in upgrading and maintaining the website.

The meeting was completed at 8.18 PM.

President’s Annual Report 2009/10 Season

Hopefully to a good representation of Club Members at our Annual General Meeting I am

pleased to present the annual report with the club continuing in a very stable position both

financially and with great player numbers.

Last season at this time I noted the challenges we faced with the water restrictions making it

difficult for us to maintain our venues. Whilst water at least in the short term is more available

we continue to face challenges compared to other GCA Clubs. Barwon Water has been very fair

in supporting Geelong sporting groups, especially those like us that fall under the banner of the

City of Greater Geelong. We certainly appreciate that fair consideration.

For those who play and travel around Geelong the improvements to many Division One venues

can be seen and they are great for those clubs and cricket in general. As a non CoGG venue we

will not be upgraded in the same way and must make our own plans to ensure that our venue is to

the highest standard possible. Actions in partnership with St Josephs College are the only option

for us and we have already seen the improvements last season to see that it can be done to a high

level and for all grounds.

Other actions on the playing surfaces were

The final sections of new couch grass were laid on the turf wicket area.

Sandy topsoil was placed over Zampatti Oval pre season and Carey Oval pre Christmas

and this saw much improved results for the grass cover. SJC is also looking to do this in

the future for Noble St Oval.

Work undertaken by Jason Stein including weed spraying, soil tests for correct

application of fertilizers and aeration of Zampatti Oval were a great help.

On field results were a mixed bag as David Morgan will speak of in his report but the Club did

make finals in 5 of the 6 senior grades we participate in. Our Junior teams were not as successful

but do continue to provide many junior players to the senior club sections. Our In2Cricket Milo

program continues to be a strong base for the club.

Congratulations to all teams on their finals performances. The firsts beating Grovedale but failing

to overcome Lara was a disappointment to all. The Seconds completed a great victory to become

back to back Premiers defeating Grovedale in a tight match. Other finalists were our Fourths and

Fifth teams but they ran into a couple of inform opposition teams but never the less had great

years.

I would like to express our collective thanks to the leadership group who work to get our teams on

the field each week. Special thanks to David Morgan who together with the other Captains and

Daniel Fanning have set the path for us to improve as a club. Especially I would like to thank

Chairman of Selectors Peter Cramp who completes his task of selecting sides with all the comings

and goings of players each week.

The challenge for us all is how to recognize or measure the success of a club. Clearly we want that

long awaited First XI Premiership but in that team success we must not lose Club success. At one

level that could be the GCA Club Championship which cannot be one without strong performances

from all teams. Or is the GCA Promotion and Relegation Rankings in which we are Number 3 and

we should aim to be No.1 But what else do we measured ourselves by.

Financial stability

Spirit of doing something together

Respecting for those around the club

Welcoming new people to the clubs both players and families.

On the individual playing side I congratulate all the Club award winners and especially those that

have achieved GCA Awards. Of special note

Daniel Fanning winning the Jack Sing Medal and GCA Champion Player Awards for a

truly great season with bat and ball. Daniel’s dedication and drive to see us succeed as a

Premiership team hopefully can be realized very soon.

GCA winners Adam Shawcross (2nds Bowling), Tim Bailey (3rds Batting), Michael

Jaques (4ths Batting), Greg Shawcross (4ths Bowling)

In regards to player contribution to this Club we also recognize Damien Foster playing his 100th

First XI game. His batting record stands at the highest level with any player who has played for the

Club. Especially highest average for those players achieving 2000 First XI runs as well as most

centuries and batting awards. Hopefully Damien will continue to add to his contributions with us.

Our treasurer Chris McFarlane will present the finance report to the meeting, but it is most

important for all members to understand the results and position of the club.

In addition to the normal Treasurer’s Report we have again prepared a 5 year analysis of what

has happened at the club. Please note the growth in activity since we have made the building

extensions. When compared to 6 years ago the movement in our business is very noticeable and

makes us a very viable cricket club in the GCA.

Again the Club received a high assessment from the GCA and is affiliated in Division 1 for the

2009-10 Season. The GCA assessment is conducted now over a 3(was5) year rolling average and

under such a system the club has a secure future in Div 1. But as with Newtown and Geelong

City this year we cannot take our position for granted.

Often the regular contributors can be taken for granted in a club, this should not be so in our

Club, I would especially like to acknowledge,

Felicity McFarlane for the tremendous effort in making and arranging the Club’s weekly

afternoon tea.

Barry for all the wicket preparation and all the little things that need to be done around the

place.

Peter Cramp as Chairman of Selectors

Reg Dean for not only being the world’s greatest registrar but also for the weekly efforts on

the BBQ especially at Milo and Saturday morning room preparation.

Rick Humphrey and Tim Bye for leading a social group and always going that yard further

to help the club.

To the players lead by Andrew Hodgson in Milo Cricket thank you very much. To Andrew

Casey, Jack O’Donoghue, Kristian Bole, Sam Murphy and Michael Linsley (now back in

England) thank you very much.

To all the players who helped in the junior and Milo areas thank you.

o Rosters in helping at Friday Milo are very important. If all teams supported the roster like

the fifths life would be easier.

o Junior Development training was a renewed program by David and all the senior player

who helped it was much appreciated.

Robyn for all the work revolving around Milo Cricket as well as the band of helpers

especially Katrina, Michael, Felicity and David who attended each week.

There is no submission to the Annual Meeting for Life Membership or for a player reaching the

250 games required for the Shane Fitzgerald Club, which only goes to show how hard they are to

get and so should be treasured by us all.

A full list is attached of those who have achieved the Club honors.

Finally through the English cricket connections of David Morgan we were able to host Michael

Linsley to the club for the whole season. Michael did become a First XI player for the club but

his form dropped off as the season took its toll. But as noted above Michael was active around

the club especially helping in our Milo program. I would especially like to thank those families

who helped us accommodate Michael during his stay. To Robyn, David and Marian Buckey and

to Anne-Louise O’Donoghue and the O’Donoghue family we appreciate the support you gave

Michael and the club. Not forgetting Harry Grace at Road Runner Autos for employing Michael

and trying to teach him to drive.

So all in all the Committee is pleased to present the Annual Report to the members as one that

sees the club in good position to move forward. We are sure first eleven successes will come if

we move forward from a solid base, but that success must be with the entire club not at the

expense of the club. We believe the club is in that position now.

Ken Gannon President St Josephs Cricket Club

Life Members Shane Fitzgerald Club 250 Club Games

L. Mathieson* Noel Mullen

L. McFarlane* Barry McFarlane

R. Southall* Dennis Davie

N. Mullen Shane Fitzgerald

B. McFarlane Wayne Lowery

R. Zampatti Marshall Harris

P. Preston David Buckley

K. Gannon Chris Dolley

D. Davie Mark Gallagher

J. Hayes Tim DeGrandi

S. Anderson* Dom DeGrandi

Dam De Grandi Jason Stein

L. Port Chris McFarlane

C. McFarlane Shaun Bourke

J. McKinnon Peter Cramp

W. Lowery Michael Jaques

B. Davie

C. McFarlane

C. Hayes

M. Slater

F. McFarlane

R. Dean

D. Buckley

R. Humphrey

Above names in both groups are in order of achievement

Captain-Coaches Annual Report Season 2009-10.

On pure statistics it would appear on the surface the club has not made any further progress from

the previous season. While again the 1st XI fell at the Semi Final stage the 2nd XI once again

showed great qualities in winning Back to Back Premierships.

Yes the results of the 1sts and 2nds were the same as the year before the continued improvement

from most of the playing group places the club in a good position in the years ahead.

One of the highlights for me as Captain/Coach has seen the development of a number of our

younger players who can become genuine GCA cricketers for a long period of time and lead the

club to future success.

Sam Farnsworth had a breakout year winning the Bowling Average, the club’s Most Improved

Player award, along with performance of the Year in taking 6 wickets in the 1st Final vs

Grovedale. In doing so he proved he is and will become a big game player, and for mine he sits

comfortably alongside the top echelon of bowlers in the GCA.

Along with Sam we saw the emergence of Brendan Wemyss in the 2nd Half of the season, Jack

O’Donoghue stand up in a number of games pre - xmas to suggest he will have a bright 1st XI

future, Andrew Casey make his 1st XI Debut as well winning the club’s Junior Cricketer of the

Year Award and represent the Barwon Rockets in the Under 18 Competition. Adding to these

players I am encouraged by the continued development of Jonathon Casey, Alex Bowles and

Andrew Tozer.

Daniel Fanning had an incredible season with both bat and ball culminating in winning the

GCA’s Jack Sing Medal as well as claiming the Club Champion Award. His 169 vs Geelong

West was a truly great knock an innings I’m sure would rank among the best ever at Zampatti

Oval. Daniel has been a fantastic support to me both on and off the field and I thank him for that.

To have the 2nd XI win Back to Back Premierships for mine is a great achievement. It suggests

we have a fantastic crop of players (as mentioned earlier) who are ready to take the next step and

the manner in which they played throughout the finals series shows we have players hungry for

success.

The 2nd XI was superbly led by Tim Bye in his first season in the role and there is no doubt the

club has a fantastic leader in the making. Tim like Daniel was a brilliant support for me

throughout the season and his preparation for games leaves no stone unturned.

Along with Daniel and Tim I must thank Chairman of Selectors and 3rd XI Captain Peter Cramp

for his wonderful support also. People like Peter Cramp don’t grow on trees and his passion for

the club’s cause is something I really do appreciate. As well I must also thank the efforts of Chris

McFarlane 4th XI and Oliver Buckley 5th XI as their devotion, passion and love for the club

comes to the fore in their roles.

As mentioned before while it was only the 2nd XI that took home Premiership Glory many

fantastic individual and team performances took place throughout the season. Some worth

mentioning were:

Daniel Fanning 169 vs Geelong West

Sam Farnsworth 6/36 vs Grovedale 1st Final

Troy Nolan 56 vs Bell Post Hill in winning Run Chase

Brendan Wemyss 56no vs Grovedale in 2nd XI Grand Final

Adam Shawcross 7/33 vs Leopold in 2nd XI Outright Victory and 141 vs Lara

Tim Bailey 129no vs East Belmont 3rds

Phil Bishop 104no vs South Barwon 4ths Semi Final in 20 overs

Greg Shawcross 5/12 vs Grovedale 4ths Semi Final

There are a number of people that must be thanked as without these people the players would not

be able to play the game they love in a fantastic environment that St Joeys creates.

Barry McFarlane cannot be thanked any more for his tireless work on the wicket, ground and

nets preparation. Along with these tasks he takes the role of 1st XI Manager, scorer and anything

else he sees fit to cut his teeth into.

Paul Foster as Scorer/Manager who does his role diligently with a minimum of fuss is someone I

am grateful for without a doubt.

Felicity McFarlane who provides the afternoon Teas, once again Ranked No. 1 by St Joeys and

visiting team alike.

David Buckley for preparing Dinners on Thursday night we thank you.

Reg Dean and Mick Slater for there passionate and ongoing support.

And Finally to Ken Gannon and the entire Committee. Ken does an extraordinary amount of

work at the cricket club and as an entire playing group we are indebted to the efforts he puts into

our club.

2009/10 has no doubt been a successful season for the club. All sides bar one played Finals

cricket and we were able to bring the 2nd XI Premiership back to the club. Everyone associated

with the club are striving to get better and make the club and even better place and with the

players and the type of people we have at St Joeys I get the feeling some exciting times are on

the horizon.

David Morgan MAY 2010

SJCC 2009-10 Award Winners

SPECIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LIFE MEMBERSHIP None recommended

BEST CLUB PERSON Robyn Gannon, Felicity McFarlane

CLUB CHAMPION Daniel Fanning

Junior Cricketer of Year (Bill Mithen Award) Andrew Casey

First XI First Game Michael Linsley No.201

Andrew Casey No.202

Turf Squad Most Improved Sam Farnsworth

Most Valuable First XI Daniel Fanning

Best Individual Game (any grade) Sam Farnsworth 15-4-6-36 vs Grovedale SF

INDUCTION OF 250 CLUB GAMES PLAYERS to SHANE FITZGERALD CLUB

None achieved in 2009-10 season

Team Award Winners

FIRSTS Batting Avg Daniel Fanning 666 Runs 47.6 HS 169

Bowling Avg Sam Farnsworth 31 Wkts 14.00 BB 5-16

Centuries Daniel Fanning 169 vs Geelong West Rd 4

David Morgan 129* vs Grovedale SF

Bowling 5wi Sam Farnsworth 15-4-6-36 vs Grovedale SF

David Morgan 8.4-1-5-29 vs North Geelong Rd 9

Daniel Fanning 29-12-5-56 vs Leopold Rd 11

SECONDS Batting Avg Adam Shawcross 351 31.91 141

Bowling Avg Adam Shawcross 36 wkts 11.22 BB 7-33

Centuries Adam Shawcross 141 vs Lara Rd 1

Bowling 5wi Adam Shawcross 14.5-8-7-33 vs Leopold Rd 11

Mark Slater 18-9-5-25 vs Lara Rd 12

THIRDS Batting Avg Tim Bailey 606 Runs 60.6 HS 143

Bowling Avg Darcy McKenna 24 wkts 16.71 BB 4-23

Bowling 5wi Michael Linsley 22-7-5-56 vs Grovedale Rd 13

Centuries Tim Bailey 129* vs East Belmont Rd 6

FOURTHS

Wayne Lowery Trophy

Batting Avg Michael Jaques 622 Runs 88.86 HS 88*

Bowling Avg Greg Shawcross 35 wkts 11.37 BB 5 - 12

Bowling 5wi Greg Shawcross 8-2-5-12 vs Grovedale SF

Greg Shawcross 13-4-5-31 vs East Belmont Rd 6

Michael Jaques 14-4-6-27 vs Geelong West Rd 4

Centuries Chris McFarlane 115 vs Grovedale Rd 2

Phil Bishop 104* vs South Barwon SF

Patrick Smith 103 vs Bell Post Hill Rd 7

FIFTHS Batting Avg Anthony Lourey 459 Runs 38.25 HS 147*

Bowling Avg Ollie Buckley 21 wkts 15.14 BB 5-30

Bowling 5wi Ollie Buckley 8-0-5-30 vs East Belmont Rd 7

Daniel Salmon 7.3-1-5-20 vs South Barwon Rd 5

James O'Toole 12-3-5-20 vs Grovedale Rd 8

Anthony Lourey 20-7-5-37 vs East Belmont Rd 2

Centuries Anthony Lourey 125 vs Leopold Rd 10

SIXTHS Batting Avg Chris Humphrey 362 Runs 36.2

Bowling Avg Anthony McCoy 25 wkts 12.48

Bowling 5wi Paul Owen 8-1-5-27 vs North Geelong Rd 10

Match Results Against Opposition Clubs In Division One First XI Games

Won Lost

Opposition 1st Played Played 1st.Inn Outright 1st.Inn Outright Drawn Tied

North Geelong 1964-65 61 23

33

5

Leopold 1964-65 53 22 2 21 2 5 1

East Belmont 1966-67 53 22

24 2 4 1

Geelong City 1964-65 53 29

18

5 1

Newtown & Chilwell 1964-65 52 19

26

7

South Barwon 1964-65 46 19

21 2 4

Geelong West 1964-65 44 19

21 1 3

Nth.Shore-Norlane 1966-67 23 12 1 6

4

Chanel College 1964-65 10 5

5

Thomson 1971-72 28 13

9

6

Grovedale 1985-86 32 12

15

4

Lara 1985-86 28 14

13

1

Bell Post Hill 1986-87 19 10 1 7

1

Highton 1996-97 10 7

1

2

St.Peters 1997-98 9 3

6

Manifold Heights 1998-99 7 6

1

Bell Park 1999-2000 3 3

Newcomb & District 2003-04 6 4

2

Alexander-Thomson 2004-05 2 2

Torquay 2005-06 3 1

2

TOTALS

542 245 4 231 7 51 3

ALL GRADES HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET 1st 188 M.Shawcross - P.Ryan v Geelong West (3) 2007-08 2nd 205 R.Gannon - T.Bye v North Geelong (2) 2007-08 3rd 308 D.Jelbart - R.Ravee v Torquay (3) 2007-08 4th 335 D.Harris - J.Fitzgerald v Bell Post Hill (2) 2007-08 5th 189 J.Moore - T.Bye v Lara (2) 2003-04 6th 157 I.Courtney - S.Loftus v Lara (1) 2003-04 7th 122 P.Kelly - S.Fitzgerald v North Geelong (1) 1976-77 8th 215 A.Scadden - A.Mithen v Geelong West (4) 2007-08 9th 111 B.P.McFarlane - C.Davie v Leopold (1) 1974-75 10th 115 G.Byrne - A.Bowles v Lara (2) 2006-07

FIRST XI HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET 1st 175 C.McFarlane - J.Moore v Highton 2005-06 2nd 172 P.Hassett - V.Grace v East Belmont 1968-69 3rd 211 J.O'Brien - B.Harmon v Geelong Cement 1998-99 4th 222 N.Mullen - B.Phelan v Geelong City 1975-76 5th 188 R.Brunger - N.Mullen v Newtown & Chilwell 1979-80 6th 157 I.Courtney - S.Loftus v Lara 2003-04 7th 122 P.Kelly - S.Fitzgerald v North Geelong 1976-77 8th 98 N.Mullen - I.Peel v North Geelong 1983-84 9th 111 B.P.McFarlane - C.Davie v Leopold 1974-75 10th 100 P.Dorling - Bern. McFarlane v East Belmont 1968-69

SECOND XI HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET 1st 177 C.McFarlane - R.Ravee v Newcomb 2007-08 2nd 205 R.Gannon - T.Bye v North Geelong 2007-08 3rd 186 L.Grace - T.Bye v Bell Park 2004-05 4th 335 D.Harris - J.Fitzgerald v Bell Post Hill 2007-08 5th 189 J.Moore - T.Bye v Lara 2003-04 6th 120 J.Allan - G.Fitzgerald v Geelong West 2004-05 7th 90 C.O'Brien - N.Harris v Lara 2002-03 8th 98 R.Humphrey - A.Carmody v Grovedale 2002-03 9th 66 T.Bye - A.Carmody v Grovedale 2002-03 10th 115 G.Byrne - A.Bowles v Lara 2006-07

THIRD XI HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET 1st 188 M.Shawcross - P.Ryan v Geelong West 2007-08 2nd 133 A.Carmody - A.Harriott v Newcomb 2007-08 3rd 308 D.Jelbart - R.Ravee v Torquay 2007-08 4th 194* D.Jelbart - AJ Davie v Newtown 2008-09 5th 120 M.Graham - A.Beeforth v East Belmont 2003-04 6th 67 T.Bailey - Sam Murphy v North Geelong 2008-09 7th 72 M.Graham - J.Shawcross v Newcomb 2003-04 8th 45 S.Bourke - T.Grant v Newtown 2002-03 9th 58 S.Bourke - T.DeGrandi v Geelong City 2002-03 10th 74* B.Aranyosi - B.Mathews v North Geelong 2008-09

Leading Aggregate performances SJCC First XI

MOST CENTURIES Most Runs First XI

Most Wickets First XI S. Loftus 5 Mullen , Noel

5691 Mullen , Noel

438

G. Foss 5 Davie , Dennis

4085 DeGrandi , Damien

399

D. Foster * 5 Foster , Damien * 3632 Humphrey , Rick * 254

N. Mullen 4 Connoley , John

3340 Davie , Dennis

253

G. Beaumont 4 Breheny , David

3289 Kelly , Adrian

173

D. Morgan * 4 Beaumont , Graeme

3044 Morgan , Bernard

168

S. Fitzgerald 3 McFarlane , Barry

3004 Thomas , Bryan

159

R. Brunger 3 Courtney , Ian * 2889 Powell , Terrence

141

B. McFarlane 2 Hassett , Peter

2816 Slater , Mark * 138

W. King 2 Fitzgerald , Shane

2729 Hassett , Peter

122

D. Breheny 2 Harris , Marshall

2664 Madden , Jamie

121

B. Grapsas 2 Foster , Bryce

2354 Preston , Peter

120

A. Hodgson * 2 Foss , Gary

1732 Fitzgerald , Shane

106

R. Thompson 1 Thompson , Ric

1621 Fanning , Daniel * 82

P. Howarth 1 Fanning , Daniel * 1552 Harris , Nathan * 80

P. Hassett 1 Morgan , Bernard

1497 Grapsas , Brad

79

P. Cox 1 Appleford , Peter

1444 Loftus , Sam

78

P. Appleford 1 Grapsas , Brad

1356 Toulmin , Doug

74

M. Seeckts 1 Brunger , Ron

1344 Morgan , David * 71

J. O'Brien 1 Morgan , David * 1225 J. Connoley 1 Gannon , Ken

1169

I. Courtney * 1 Phelan , Brian

1116 D. Harris * 1 O'Brien , Justin

1085

D. Davie 1 Kelly , Peter

1036 C. McFarlane 1 Seeckts , Mark

1025

B. Harmon 1

B. Foster 1

T. Nolan * 1

D. Fanning * 1

FOURTH XI HIGHEST PARTNERSHIP FOR EACH WICKET 1st 102 P.Appleford - D.Salmon v North Geelong 2008-09 2

nd * 171 C.McFarlane - P.Bishop v South Barwon (PF) 2009-10

3rd 216 M.Graham - C.Dolley v Bell Park 2000-01 4th 197 M.Jaques - S.Higgins v North Geelong 2004-05 5th 148 T.Grant - M.Higgins v North Geelong 2003-04 6th 89 P.Appleford - D.Howles v Bell Post Hill 2008-09 7th 103 M.Jaques - M.Gallagher v Manifold Heights 2003-04 8th 215 A.Scadden - A.Mithen v Geelong West 2007-08 9

th * 78 J.Stein - J.Fanning v Lara 2009-10

10th 76 B.Doyle - An.Hodgson v Lara 2003-04

2002-03 is base year for Partnership records of 2,3, & 4ths till otherwise verified