Showcase of Emerging Local Cricket Talent HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC.

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1 HORNSBY-KU-RING-GAI AND HILLS DISTRICT CRICKET ASSOCIATION INC. Showcase of Emerging Local Cricket Talent Sunday, 22 nd September 2013 Karuah Park, Turramurra

2 GLENN HOURIGAN CUP T20 DAY ON 8 SEPTEMBER 2013 COACHES, CAPTAINS AND UMPIRES Back row: Kieran Canavan, John Anderson, Daniel Heidegger, Alex Dolly, Matt McVay, Bruce Wood Front row: Brad Stockwell, Yushan Gunewardhene, Fraser Richardson, Dhruva Thorat Connor Cameron (GHC T20 Warner team) sends the middle stump flying!

3 GLENN HOURIGAN CUP T20 DAY ON 8 SEPTEMBER 2013 FOXGLOVE OVAL GHC coaches for 2013/14 John Anderson, Daniel Heidegger, Alex Dolly, Matt McVay Lachlan Shaw (wicket-keeper GHC T20 Starc team) completes a brilliant run out

4 Hayden Baxter (GHC T20 Watson team) was right on target Keiran Krishnan (wicket-keeper GHC Warner team) attempts a run out

5 Teams for today s Glenn Hourigan Cup rep. match Cover photo Team captains, Brad Stockwell (left) and Dhruva Thorat (right) holding the Glenn Hourigan Cup. Both players have been selected to represent the HK&HDCA Gee Shield team in Thanks to Peter Heidegger for taking the RTC & GHC photos this season, which have included some top quality team and action shots. EAST Name Rep. team (2013/14) Club Alex Dolly Coach Matt McVay Coach Brad Stockwell (C) Gee Normanhurst-Warrawee Fraser Richardson (v-c) Cawsey (2012/13) Normanhurst-Warrawee Ronan Shiels Gee Normanhurst-Warrawee Riley Behlevanas U13 Presidents Cup WPHC Hayden Baxter U12 PC (2012/13) Berowra Jordan Hayes Cawsey Normanhurst-Warrawee Cooper Davenport Cawsey Berowra Mason Oates (w-k) Cawsey Normanhurst-Warrawee Nick Hammond Cawsey Normanhurst-Warrawee Kenneth Chu Cawsey Beecroft Vedant Virmani Cawsey Normanhurst-Warrawee Jordan Fullagar Creak Normanhurst-Warrawee WEST Name Rep. team (2013/14) Club John Anderson Coach Daniel Heidegger Coach Dhruva Thorat (C) Gee Hornsby Yushan Gunewardhene (v-c) Gee WPHC Gian Gill Cawsey (2012/13) WPHC Sam Druce Cawsey (2012/13) Kissing Point Thomas Gohl U13 Presidents Cup Mt Colah Joe Hiley Cawsey WPHC Connor Cameron Cawsey Normanhurst-Warrawee Keiran Krishnan Cawsey Kenthurst Upper-Hills James Reynolds Cawsey WPHC Lachlan Shaw (w-k) Creak Kenthurst Upper-Hills Corey Miller Creak Mt Colah Yash Patel Creak WPHC

6 What is the Glenn Hourigan Cup? The Glenn Hourigan Cup (GHC) contest began in following the great success of the annual Ross Turner Cup (RTC) fixture, which was inaugurated in to promote an opportunity for our best junior players to appear in a showcase game of high level representative cricket. The idea developed from the work of the Northern Metropolitan Cricket Council (NMCC) in the 1990 s, which brought together representatives of grade, shires, district and school local cricket organisations to achieve mutual benefit by working in close collaboration. The RTC and GHC matches were the brainchild of Tom Richmond OAM, Patron and Life Member of HK&HDCA, who passed the responsibility after 11 years of sterling service to Bruce Wood, President of HKHDCCA (Coaches Association) in , who has maintained the fine tradition and also introduced some new initiatives, including the GHC T20s and the appointment of young coaches. The NMCC also recognised that cricket needs to be played in the true spirit of the game and enjoyed by all participants, in a competitive and healthy environment. The Council took proactive steps in conjunction with the local cricket bodies to achieve this objective. Since the origins of the RTC and GHC matches, emphasis has always been placed on respect for the opposition, the umpires and the laws of the game, ie. the spirit of cricket, which is now incorporated in the preamble to the MCC Laws of Cricket by the world s governing body. It is worth noting that the current organiser of the annual RTC and GHC events, Bruce Wood, also holds similar views on how cricket should be played. Bruce donated an impressive perpetual trophy in on behalf of the Umpires Association entitled HKHDCUA Spirit of Cricket Award for representative cricket in order to promote excellent sportsmanship by our cricketers. One of the objectives was to accelerate the career paths of our outstanding young cricketers by the earlier identification of players with talent and commitment, in order to provide high level coaching and development opportunities for these players. It was hoped that many of these players would successfully progress through the HK&HDCA Shield junior representative teams; play Green Shield and Grade Cricket with Northern District CC; or A Grade within the HK&HDCA Senior Competition. It is important that HK&HDCA maintains close ties with its local grade club, Northern District CC at Waitara, as our Association provides a pathway for talented players to progress through to Green Shield and Grade cricket. NDCC officials have regularly attended RTC and/or GHC matches since their inception on talent scouting missions. The positive efforts of HKHDCCA in conducting successful junior cricket clinics in the school holidays in conjunction with NDCC is further fostering a strong link with our local grade club. Today s GHC (50 over) match brings together the leading U/13, U/12 & U/11 players in the district in teams which roughly represent the eastern and western halves of the Association. The teams have been selected on the basis of performances throughout the previous season, mainly in representative cricket, however outstanding form in the preliminary GHC T20 matches was also taken into account. The RTC and GHC matches are being played as pre-season events for the first time in after the scheduled March date had been washed out 3 years in a row since The matches will again be played concurrently on adjacent ovals at Turramurra, which is appreciated by parents with a son playing in each match, as well as HK&HDCA officials and guests. The players shirts have again been kindly provided by our generous sponsor, Triforce Sports Pty Ltd (Abbas Aly). Thanks also to HK&HDCA sponsors, Kookaburra Sport (Cameron Eve) for supplying the match balls and prizes. I m sure all the players and spectators will thoroughly enjoy today s contest.

7 Glenn Hourigan (HK&HDCA Life Member) Glenn Hourigan was the Association s Representative Secretary from 1988 to During that period HK&HDCA won the U/19 Durham Shield twice, the Martin Shield, the U/15 Weblin Shield and the Girls U/14 representative competition. Glenn s connection with the Association began when his son was playing, but continued long afterwards. His contribution to rep. cricket within our Association was enormous, covering our participation in all NSWDCA Shield competitions. He also championed the entry of development teams in the IDCA competitions (now known as the President s Cup). Glenn used to be involved in numerous coaching initiatives, including the significant Northern Cricket programs that led the way many years ago. He contributed massively to organising competent coaching and management of our inter-district representative teams. He was also an enthusiastic supporter of the girls cricket competitions that were emerging at the time. Glenn has always been concerned about the need for all players to be given the maximum of opportunity and a fair go, both in representative selection trials and in matches. He holds the view that if we can do this for the young players, the rest is up to them. He always had a soft spot for the battler and encouraged cricket development at all levels of ability. Glenn is a person who speaks his mind and who gives credit where it is due. He has been a constant voice demanding the development of young players as a means of securing the future of this great game of ours. He sees cricket as part of the Australian way of life and a basic right in this country for all young people. No-one has ever taken greater pride in our Association or worked harder for its representative teams than Glenn, who was inducted as a Life Member of HK&HDCA in Glenn continues to take a keen interest in cricket and we are delighted that he and his wife Margaret will be in attendance at today s match. It is always terrific to see them back at HK&HDCA events. Umpires for today s Glenn Hourigan Cup match Experienced umpires, Alf James OAM and Kieran Canavan, have again been appointed to officiate today s GHC match. Alf should need no introduction to most people within the cricket community, being a Life Member of both HK&HDCA and the NSWDCA, and a past President of our Association for 22 years ( ). He holds the distinction of being the only player in HK&HDCA history to score over 10,000 runs and take in excess of 1,000 wickets in the local Senior Competition. Kieran is President of Kissing Point CC and has a reputation for being a very effective and fair-minded cricket official and umpire. He umpired the GHC T20 matches with Bruce Wood at Foxglove Oval on Sunday, 8 th September 2013 and is looking forward to the main contest today.

8 GHC East team 2013/14 Alex Dolly (Coach) 2012/13 Kenthurst-Upper Hills / Redfield U/15 (Premiers) , HS 218 (HK&HDCA record); , BB 6/22; 9 catches 2012/13 Won HK&HDCA President s Trophy (for most runs in any age Division 838) 2012/13 Won Ku-ring-gai Council Founders Cup (best performance by an U/15 player) 2012/13 Redfield College C3 Grade (Premiers) , HS 162 no; ; BB 5/19; 9 catches 2012/13 HK&HDCA Weblin Shield , HS 36; /13 North Sydney Green Shield , HS 53; /14 HK&HDCA Watson Shield 2013/14 North Sydney Green Shield Matt McVay (Coach) 2011/12 HK&HDCA Moore Shield (Joint Premiers) , HS /12 HK&HDCA Newcastle Carnival , HS 52 no 2012/13 didn t play cricket (serious knee injury) 2013/14 HK&HDCA Watson Shield 2013/14 NDs Green Shield Brad Stockwell (Capt) 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/13 Red , HS 77; ; BB 3/16; 6 catches & 1 stumping 2012/13 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield , HS 59 no; 6 catches 2012/13 GHC 5 runs and 2/ /14 HK&HDCA Gee Shield Fraser Richardson (v-c) 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/13 Black , HS 43; /13 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield , BB 2/11 Ronan Shiels 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/13 Black , HS 60no; 8 stumpings 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/12 Presidents Cup , HS 28 no 2013/14 HK&HDCA Gee Shield Riley Behlevanas 2012/13 WPHC U/13 Gold , HS 52 no; 7 7.1, BB 3/6 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/12 Presidents Cup 65 13, HS 36 no; , BB 4/ /14 HK&HDCA U/13 Presidents Cup Hayden Baxter 2012/13 Berowra U/ , HS 51 no; , BB 5/8 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/12 Presidents Cup , HS 23no;

9 Jordan Hayes 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/13 Black , HS 53; 8 13, BB 3/4 2012/13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield , HS 35; 2 catches 2013/14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Cooper Davenport 2012/13 Berowra U/ , HS 47 no; /13 HK&HDCA U/11 IDCA , HS 24; , BB 4/ /13 HK&HDCA U/11 Newcastle Carnival 72 24, HS 24; 1 wicket 2013/14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Mason Oates (w-k) 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/12 Black , HS 53; 8 13, BB 3/4 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/11 IDCA , HS 65 no; /14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Nicholas Hammond 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/ , HS 54; , BB 3/3 2012/13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield , HS 103 no 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/11 Newcastle Carnival , HS 50 no 2013/14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Kenneth Chu 2012/13 Beecroft U/ , HS 52 no; 9 8.8, BB 3/ /13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield , /13 HK&HDCA U/11 Newcastle Carnival 6 7.0, BB 2/8 2013/14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Vedant Virmani 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/ , HS 21; 8 8.9, BB 3/ /13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield , BB 2/ /14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Jordan Fullagar 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/11 Black , HS 43 no; , BB 2/1 2012/13 HK&HDCA Foster Shield , HS 48; , BB 3/ /14 HK&HDCA Creak Shield

10 GHC West team 2013/14 John Anderson (Coach) 2012/13 WPHC U/ , HS 64 no; ; 8 catches 2012/13 WPHC B Grade , HS 68 no; 5 catches 2012/13 HK&HDCA Weblin Shield , HS 75; /13 HK&HDCA Durham Shield /13 RTC 7 no; 1/ /14 HK&HDCA Watson Shield 2013/14 NDs Green Shield Daniel Heidegger (Coach) 2012/13 WPHC U/ , HS 107 (3 centuries) 2012/13 HK&HDCA Weblin Shield , HS 59; 6 w-k catches 2012/13 RTC (dnb); 2 stumpings 2012/13 North Sydney Green Shield , HS 51; 8 w-k catches 2013/14 HK&HDCA Watson Shield 2013/14 NDs Green Shield Dhruva Thorat (Capt) 2012/13 Hornsby U/ , HS 56 (5 half-centuries); ; BB 3/0; 4 catches 2012/13 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield , HS 48; 4 catches 2013/14 HK&HDCA Gee Shield Yushan Gunewardhene (v-c) 2012/13 WPHC Blue U/ , HS 50 no; , BB 3/ /13 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield , HS 30; , BB 3/1; 4 catches 2013/14 HK&HDCA Gee Shield Gian Gill 2012/13 WPHC Gold U/ , HS 41; 8 8.6, BB 3/15; 5 cts 2012/13 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield , BB 2/5; 3 catches Sam Druce 2012/13 Kissing Point U/ , HS 62 no (6 half-centuries); , BB 2/4; 6 catches 2012/13 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield , HS /13 GHC 12 runs Thomas Gohl 2012/13 Mt Colah U/ , HS 50 no; 7 9.9, BB 3/9 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/12 Presidents Cup , HS 24; /14 HK&HDCA U/13 Presidents Cup

11 Joe Hiley 2012/13 WPHC Gold U/ , HS 50 no; 9 7.4, BB 2/10; 7 catches 2012/13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield , HS 139 no (NSWDCA record); ; 2 catches & 1 stumping 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/11 Newcastle Carnival , HS 25 no; 6 8.0, BB 3/13; 3 catches 2013/14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Connor Cameron 2012/13 Normanhurst-Warrawee U/13 Black , HS 37no; /13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield 31 31, HS 18; , BB 2/7 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/11 Newcastle Carnival 44 runs (not out), HS 27no; 7 6.3; BB 3/5 2013/14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Keiran Krishnan 2012/13 Kenthurst Upper-Hills U/11 (Premiers) , HS 40 no; 7 5.0, BB 3/5 2012/13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield 45 15, HS 22 no; 2 w-k ct. & 2 stumpings 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/11 Newcastle Carnival , HS 18; 2 w-k ct. & 2 st. 2013/14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield James Reynolds 2012/13 WPHC U/12 Red , HS 41; , BB 2/7; 8 cts 2012/13 HK&HDCA Creak Shield , 3 catches 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/11 Newcastle Carnival /14 HK&HDCA Cawsey Shield Lachlan Shaw (w-k) 2012/13 Kenthurst Upper-Hills U/11 (Premiers) , HS 82; 7 5.9, BB 3/10; 10 catches, 2 stumpings & 6 run outs 2012/13 HK&HDCA Foster Shield , HS 75; 6 w-k ct, 6 st. 6 ro. 2012/13 HK&HDCA Junior Representative Batsman of Year ( ) 2012/13 HK&HDCA U/12 Lismore Carnival , HS 21; 2 w-k ct, 2 st. 2013/14 HK&HDCA Creak Shield Corey Miller 2012/13 Mt Colah U/ , HS 51 no; /13 HK&HDCA Foster Shield , HS 116 no; 6 run outs; 1 st. 2013/14 HK&HDCA Creak Shield Yash Patel 2012/13 WPHC U/12 Red , HS 53 no; , 7 catches 2012/13 HK&HDCA Foster Shield , HS 79 no; 9 16, BB 3/14; 8 catches; 3 run outs 2013/14 HK&HDCA Creak Shield

12 Records PAST RESULTS 2003/04 West Won; 2004/05 West won; 2005/06 East won; 2006/07 East won; 2007/08 East Won; 2008/09 East won; 2009/10 West won; 2010/11 East won; 2011/12 East won; 2012/13 East won; 2013/14 RECORDS Highest Team Total: Lowest Team Total: 5/183 (East) 2010/11 76 (West) 2006/07 Highest Individual Scores (40 or over): 49 Travis Loxton West 2011/12 46 Lachlan Thomson West 2004/05 47 Connor van Rhoon East 2006/07 44 Ryan Tullia East 2011/12 47 no Dylan Hood East 2009/10 40 no Alex Rashleigh East 2005/06 47 Tim Reynolds East 2012/13 40 no Eknoor Singh East 2010/11 Best Bowling in an Innings (3 or more wickets): 4/5 Michael O Shea East 2003/04 3/12 Nick Hey West 2008/09 4/10 Ben Jones East 2010/11 3/13 Matt Vile West 2007/08 3/3 Tom O Loughlin East 2010/11 3/15 Travis Loxton West 2011/12 3/4 Adam Hutchings West 2003/04 3/17 Avneet Bhele East 2011/12 3/4 Hayden Witts East 2007/08 3/18 John Anderson East 2008/09 3/5 Darshan Pandya East 2006/07 3/19 Liahm Williams East 2012/13 3/10 Jack Skilbeck East 2005/06 3/28 Morgan Loveday East 2005/06 3/10 Ben Phillips East 2006/07 3/29 Liam McGuire West 2011/12 Dismissals by Wicket-Keeper in Innings: Catches by Fieldsman in Innings (minimum 3): 3 (2 ct, 1 st) James Baee East 2005/06 Nil 3 (2 ct, 1 st) Nicholas Andreou West 2012/13 RECORD PARTNERSHIPS: 1 st 55 Ben Wallwood (33) & Taylor Davies (17) East 2010/11 2 nd 84 Rahul Krishna (32) & Travis Loxton (49) West 2011/12 3 rd 66 Ryan Tullia (44) & William Giacometti (31) East 2011/12 4 th 61 * Jack Skilbeck (31 ret.) & Akshay Nichkawde (29 ret.) East 2005/06 5 th 63 * Conor Hammond (39 no) & Travis Loxton (29 no) West 2009/10 6 th 75 * Eknoor Singh (40 no) & Ben Jones (26 no) East 2010/11 7 th 26 Nick Miller (19) & Dylan Hood (10) East 2008/09 8 th 30 Mansimar Singh (22) & Krishna Logendran (4) West 2007/08 9 th 30 Tim Wales (21 ret.) & Adam Hutchings (8) West 2003/04 10 th 27 Alex Rashleigh (40 no) & Michael Fatkin (3) West 2005/06

13 Scores from all matches Season Date Venue Umpires Captains Winner Scores Feb Les Shore 1 Rowan Fessey Ryan Blaker West West 127 [45 overs] (R. Blaker 39, T. Wales 21 ret. no, G. Taylor 19, M. O Shea 4/5, R. Fessey 2/9) def. East 91 [41.5 overs] (J. Cole 28, A. Hutchings 3/4, N. Fitzgerald 2/4) March 2005 Auluba Richard Eslick Ajeet Hansra Matthew Taylor West West 7/143 [50 overs] (L. Thomson 46, J. Mann 28 ret. no) def. East 128 [48 overs] (J. Witts 27, J. Skilbeck 21, S. Wray 21, K. Godfrey 2/5, R. Chivers 2/10) March 2006 Auluba Alex Terry Anthony Maxworthy Akshay Nichkawde Kyle Jefferys East East 8/156 [50 overs] (J. Skilbeck 31 ret. no, A. Nichkawde 29 ret. no, J. Baee 20, W. Lee 19, D. Anderson 3/13) def. West 134 [47 overs] (A. Rashleigh 40 no, J. Miller 32, L. Ford 23, J. Skilbeck 3/10, M. Loveday 3/28, D. Pandya 2/11, J. Baee 2 w-k ct & 1 st) March 2007 Bannockburn Alex Terry John Ferguson Connor Van Rhoon Jordan Seabrook East East 8/110 [50 overs] (C. Van Rhoon 47, S. Sethi 2/12, D. Anderson 2/17) def. West 76 [39.4 overs] (J. Madden 22, D. Pandya 3/5, B. Phillips 3/10) March 2008 Bannockburn Alex Terry Simon Moore Utkarsh Somaiya Jules Wilson East East 9/115 [50 overs] (E. Hollis 22, M. Vile 3/13, A. Ramki 2/17) def. West 93 [42.4 overs] (M. Singh 22, H. Witts 3/4, H. Middlebrook 3/15) March 2009 Bannockburn Steve Wilson Simon Moore Oliver Hing Nick Hey East East 9/106 [47 overs] (O. Cole 20, D. O Sullivan 19, N. Miller 19, N. Hey 3/12, L. Modde 2/12) def. West 105 [50 overs] (A. Richards 33, N. Hey 22, M. Singh 19, J. Anderson 3/18, R. Jones 2/21) March 2010 Bannockburn Ian Paterson Tim Creamer Matt Chamberlain John Anderson West West 5/141 [47.5 overs] (C. Hammond 39 no, A. Dolly 36, T. Loxton 29 no) def. East 9/140 [50 overs] (D. Hood 47 no, T. Davies 27, M. Chamberlain 25, H. Broughton 2/10, P. Lautre 2/20) April 2011 Les Shore 1 Simon Moore Ian Lewis Taylor Davies Travis Loxton East East 5/183 [50 overs] (E. Singh 40 no, B. Wallwood 33, B. Jones 26 no, A. Johnston 23, T. Loxton 2/17) def. West 77 [35.4 overs] (M. McVay 21, B. Jones 4/10, T. O Loughlin 3/3) March 2012 Kenthurst 2 Kieran Canavan Alf James OAM Anthony Johnston Travis Loxton East East 8/158 [50 overs] (R. Tullia 44, W. Giacometti 31, E. Singh 23, T. Loxton 3/15, L. McGuire 3/29) def. West 133 [49 overs] (T. Loxton 49, R. Krishna 32, A. Bhele 3/17, L. Anchique 2/11, E. Singh 3 w-k run outs) March 2013 Karuah Kieran Canavan Alf James OAM Fraser Wilson Jamie Shaw East East 7/157 [40 overs] (T. Reynolds 47, A. Harvey 39 no, D. Ratnam 20, F. Wilson 19, B. Stockwell 2/12, N. Andreou 2 w-k catches & 1 stumping) def. West 8/123 [40 overs] (J. Banner 33 no, J. Shaw 18, K. Galloway 17, L. Williams 3/19, J. Hayes 2/19) Sept Karuah Kieran Canavan Alf James OAM Brad Stockwell Dhruva Thorat

14 Historical record of players (since ) Richard Allchurch ( ); Hayder Aly ( ) ( ); Lachlan Anchique ( ) ( ); Daniel Anderson ( ) ( ); John Anderson ( ) ( ) ( ); Nicholas Andreou ( ); James Baee ( ) ( ); Joshua Banner ( ); Evan Bartley ( ); Hayden Baxter ( ); Riley Behlevanas ( ); Parneet Bhatia ( ); Avneet Bhele ( ); Ryan Blaker ( ); Tom Blissenden ( ); Mitchell Blow ( ) ( ); Tim Blunt ( ); Daniel Brain ( ); Harrison Broughton ( ); Harrison Browne ( ); Matthew Browne ( ); Connor Cameron ( ); Nick Carter ( ); Tom Cash ( ); Shane Cash ( ); Matt Chamberlain ( ) ( ); Jonathan Cheng ( ); Quentin Cheng ( ) ( ); Riley Chilvers ( ); Kenneth Chu ( ); Patrick Coburn ( ); Josh Cole ( ); Oscar Cole ( ); Scott Copperfield ( ) ( ); Matthew Corish ( ); Aaron Crofts ( ); Sandeep Darapuneni ( ); Anuksha Da Silva ( ); Cooper Davenport ( ); Josh Davies ( ); Taylor Davies ( ) ( ) ( ); Sid Dissanayake ( ) ( ); Alex Dolly ( ) ( ) ( ); Nick Dolly ( ); Jack Donkin ( ); Sam Druce ( ) ( ); Mitchell Easy ( ); Michael Fatkin ( ); Rowan Fessey ( ); Nick Fitzgerald ( ); Lachlan Ford ( ); Jordan Fullagar ( ); Mitch Fullagar ( ) ( ); Kyle Galloway ( ); Anik Gnanasekaram ( ); William Giacometti ( ) ( ); Gian Gill ( ); Cooper Goddard ( ); Kevin Godfrey ( ); Thomas Gohl ( ); Ansh Gopalani ( ); Yushan Gunewardhene ( ); Connor Hammond ( ) ( ); Nick Hammond ( ); Ajeet Hansra ( ); Shubhang Hariharan ( ) ( ); Andrew Harvey ( ) ( ) ( ); Stuart Hastings ( ); Jordan Hayes ( ); Joshua Hayes ( ) ( ); Daniel Heidegger ( ) ( ); Nicholas Hey ( ) ( ); Joe Hiley ( ); Oliver Hing ( ); Edward Hollis ( ) ( ); Connor Holmes ( ); Dylan Hood ( ) ( ) ( ); Brendan Hoyer ( ); Adam Hutchings ( ); Connor Jackson ( ) ( ); Kyle Jefferys ( ) ( ) ( ); Jack Johnson ( ); Richard Johnson ( ); Anthony Johnston ( ) ( ) ( ); William Johnston ( ); Ben Jones ( ); Ryan Jones ( ); Grace Junkkari ( ); Luke Keary ( ); Jarrod Knox ( ); Rahul Krishna ( ) ( ); Keiran Krishnan ( ); Satya Krishnan ( ) ( ); Conor Laidlaw ( ); Peter Lautre ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ); Wynston Lee ( ); Krishna Logendran ( ) ( ); Thomas Louw ( ); Morgan Loveday ( ) ( ); Travis Loxton ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ); Henry Ludlow ( ) ( ); James Madden ( ); Joshua Mann ( ); Dylan Mares ( ); Blake Mather ( ); Liam McGuire ( ); Matt McVay ( ); Hayden McWilliam ( ); Harrison Middlebrook ( ); Bailey Miedler ( ); Riley Miedler ( ); Corey Miller ( ); Josh Miller ( ); Nick Miller ( ); Luc Modde ( ) ( ); Andrew Nagle ( ); Avadhoot Nichkawde ( ); Akshay Nichkawde ( ) ( ); Mason Oates ( ); Thomas O'connor ( ); Tom O'Loughlin ( ); Kristoff O Meara ( ) ( ); Michael O Shea ( ); David O Sullivan ( ); Darshan Pandya ( ); Ben Parker ( ); Yash Patel ( ); Etash Phandi ( ); Ben Phillips ( ) ( ) ( ); Jonathon Phoebus ( ); Jordan Pidgeon ( ) ( ) ( ); Deane Piek ( ); William Pilbeam ( ); Jackson Preedy ( ); Vyas Rajan ( ); James Rallings ( ); Aditya Ramakrishnan ( ) ( ); Shivraj Rana ( ); Thomas Randall ( ); Alex Rashleigh ( ); Dash Ratnam ( ); James Reynolds ( ); Tim Reynolds ( ); Andrew Richards ( ); Fraser Richardson ( ); Justin Rodgie ( ); Dylan

15 Schouten ( ); Jordan Seabrook ( ) ( ); Sid Sethi ( ); Guy Seymour ( ); Sid Shankar ( ); Jamie Shaw ( ) ( ); Lachlan Shaw ( ); Ronan Shiels ( ); Eknoor Singh ( ) ( ); Mansimar Singh ( ) ( ); Jack Skilbeck ( ) ( ); Connor Slater ( ); Jake Sleeman ( ); Chris Smith ( ); Luke Smith ( ); Utkarsh Somaiya ( ) ( ) ( ); Callum Southgate ( ) ( ); Damon Steer ( ); Adam Stevens ( ); Jon Stevens ( ); Brad Stockwell ( ) ( ); Nathan Tanner ( ); Matthew Taylor ( ); Lachlan Thompson ( ) ( ); Dhruva Thorat ( ); Luke Thorburn ( ) ( ); Patrick Tobin ( ); Ryan Tullia ( ) ( ) ( ); Sachi Turki ( ); Connor Van Rhoon ( ); Hemant Vijaykumar ( ); Matthew Vile ( ); Mitchell Vinton ( ); Vedant Virmani ( ); Tim Wales ( ); Ben Wallwood ( ) ( ) ( ); Praneeth Weerasooriya ( ); Liahm Williams ( ); Jules Wilson ( ); Hayden Witts ( ) ( ); Jarrod Witts ( ) ( ); Fraser Wilson ( ) ( ); Stephen Wilson ( ); Oliver Winkcup ( ); Stephen Wray ( ) ( ); Matthew Wright ( ); Adrian Wyper ( ). Note: HK&HDCA officials are delighted to advise that we have three GHC graduates to First Grade cricket in Sydney Scott Copperfield (Parramatta), Guy Seymour (Western Suburbs) and Lachlan Ford (Northern District). Grace Junkkari, Denise Anderson & Nick McNay (GHC 2012/13) GHC 2012/13 Players, Coaches & Umpires at Karuah Park, Turramurra

16 Role of HKHDCCA The Hornsby, Ku-ring-gai & Hills District Cricket Coaches Association Inc. (HKHDCCA) was established in 2010 and is responsible for: raising the profile of coaching and giving coaches a collective voice within the Association; promoting the objective that all club & representative coaches attain the Level 1 accreditation as a minimum (Rep. Shield coaches Level 2 preferably); enhancing the development of accredited coaches and facilitating a future pathway for club & rep. coaches; organising Junior Cricket Clinics in partnership with Northern District CC during the September / October and January school holidays; planning and implementing a structured off-season development coaching program (6 dates) for the U/10 and U/11 age groups, focusing on skill development in the important transition phase from soft to hard ball cricket; implementing a more advanced specialist coaching program during the off-season at James Park, designed for teenagers and representative players on batting, pace & spin bowling; fielding & wicket-keeping skills; providing HKHDCCA members with professional coaching opportunities at our Junior Cricket Clinics with Northern District CC and at the HKHDCCA off-season specialist sessions and junior development programs; co-ordinating the annual Ross Turner Cup and Glenn Hourigan Cup intra-association representative fixtures; conducting an annual Community Level 1 accredited coaching course for HK&HDCA & NDCC members; administering a scholarship scheme designed to provide financial assistance to a limited number of candidates nominated to attend a Cricket NSW accredited coaching course (Level 1, 2 or 3); conducting a free annual pre-season coaching session for beginners to cricket (U/8 & older), including players transitioning from their club s Kanga / In2Cricket / Milo programs to regular club cricket competitions; recognising excellence in club & rep. coaching through our annual Coach of Year award (Bruce Wood Cup); providing a mentor service to coaches as required, especially new or young coaches seeking guidance; seeking Grant opportunities to provide additional funding to expand and further subsidise our coaching programs, and also purchase additional equipment as required; conducting free coaching sessions for Blowfly Cricket (children with special needs such as autism); assisting the HK&HDCA Rep. Secretary with coaching matters relating to the representative teams; enabling the Association to maintain a record of all Level 1, 2 & 3 accredited coaches within the district. Bruce Wood has performed the role of HKHDCCA President since and is currently supported by Justin Epthorp as Vice-President, Josh Miller as Secretary, Rod Hokin as Head Coach, and Will Fiedler as the new Treasurer. HKHDCCA is honoured to have Ross Turner, Tom Richmond OAM and Matt Kean MP as our Patrons again in 2013/14. Ross Turner played his early cricket with Pennant Hills CC in the HK&HDCA junior competition before moving on to captain the Northern District CC First Grade team to two premierships. He has undertaken a range of important cricket roles within Australia and overseas, as briefly outlined on page 6 of this program. Tom Richmond OAM has coached cricket for an incredible 50 years, including approximately 16 years as the HK&HDCA Watson Shield coach and NDCC Green Shield coach. He pioneered the RTC & GHC fixtures. Matt Kean MP is the Member for Hornsby and a keen, talented cricketer in his own right. He has been very supportive of the endeavours of HKHDCCA and kindly supports our Government Grant applications. HKHDCCA conducted three successful coaching clinics during the January 2013 school holidays at Kenthurst Park and Mark Taylor Oval, Waitara, with 160 keen, young cricketers in attendance (a record for HKHDCCA). The accredited coaches engaged at the clinics included Rod Hokin (Head Coach), Bruce Wood (Co-ordinator), Justin Epthorp (all Level 2); Josh Miller, Dave Lowery, Chris Burnett, Daniel Wood, Will Fiedler, Daniel Anderson, Nathan Tanner, James Madden and Braden Cheng (Level 1 coaches). HKHDCCA is also providing other coaching opportunities for some outstanding young players / coaches, with Will Fiedler and Sujith Dissanayake coaching the RTC teams, and John Anderson, Daniel Heidegger, Alex Dolly & Matt McVay coaching the GHC teams in HKHDCCA is delighted to be able to provide special coaching opportunities for these talented and enthusiastic young cricketers, many of whom will go on to coach HK&HDCA rep. teams in future years (if not already), as well as coaching at HKHDCCA clinics. HKHDCCA has organised two pre-season junior cricket clinics during the next school holidays (25, 26 & 27 September 2013) at Mark Taylor Oval, Waitara (sold out) and Montview Oval, Hornsby Heights (see website).

17 Results from Glenn Hourigan Cup T20 matches Preliminary GHC T20 matches were played between four (U/13 to U/11) teams on Sunday, 8 th September 2013 at Foxglove Oval, Mt Colah. All teams played two T20 matches under the guidance of four young Watson Shield / Green Shield coaches (Alex Dolly, John Anderson, Daniel Heidegger and Matt McVay). The coaches did a terrific job and were very well received by the GHC players. The umpires were Bruce Wood (event organiser) and Kieran Canavan. Special thanks to Peter Heidegger, our RTC / GHC photographer for 2013/14. The T20 games provided increased participation, with 48 players actively involved, plus they helped to identify suitable players for the main GHC match on 22 nd September. The T20 matches were a great success with positive feedback received from the players, parents and officials present. The four T20 teams are listed below. HADDIN WATSON WARNER STARC John Anderson (Coach) Matt McVay (Coach) Daniel Heidegger (Coach) Alex Dolly (Coach) Brad Stockwell (C) Dhruva Thorat (C) Yushan Gunewardhene (C) Fraser Richardson (C) Nick Hammond Gian Gill Jordan Hayes Charlie Rose Kenneth Chu Joe Hiley Connor Cameron Lachlan Shaw (w-k) Vedant Virmani Eshaan Khan James Reynolds Varun Ravindran Yash Patel Corey Miller Keiran Krishnan (w-k) Henry Geale Menuja Goonaratne Oliver Linschoten Jordan Fullagar Ben Berry Mason Oates (w-k) Cooper Davenport Lachlan Soles Connor Hindmarch Riley Behlevanas Ben Pears Corey Thomson Samuel Kirkegard Cameron Lobo Ronan Shiels (w-k) Joshua Cottam Tom Supple Max Harkin Thomas Gohl Rushab Athavale Jonathan Phoebus Ryan Calvert Hayden Baxter James Skuodas Ganan Sritharan Joshua Duncum Matthew Jones Keshav Mohan Brody Camp Watson 6/120 (R. Shiels 23, C. Miller 22, C. Davenport 19, D. Thorat 14, C. Cameron 2/14) def. Warner 7/118 (K. Krishnan 25 ret., J. Fullagar 21 ret., C. Thomson 14, T. Gohl 2/6, H. Baxter 2/16) Haddin 8/116 (B. Stockwell 43 no, M. Oates 15, F. Richardson 2/12, S. Kirkegard 2/24) def. Starc 59 (B. Berry 14, K. Chu 4/9, V. Virmani 3/10) Warner (3) 4/127 (J. Cottam 26 ret., J. Fullagar 20, K. Krishnan 19, J. Hayes 15, V. Ravindran 2/5) def. Starc (4) 126 (L. Shaw 36, F. Richardson 33 no, C. Rose 25, K. Mohan 2/5, L. Soles 2/8, J. Reynolds 2/11) Haddin (1) 123 (B. Stockwell 26 no, N. Hammond 25, R. Behlevanas 20, R. Calvert 17, T. Gohl 2/3, C. Miller 2/5, G. Gill 2/15) def. Watson (2) 8/97 (J. Hiley 27 ret., K. Chu 2/11, C. Lobo 2/17, M. Goonaratne 2/21) GHC T20 medal winners Brad Stockwell, Fraser Richardson, Keiran Krishnan & Cooper Davenport

18 Glenn Hourigan Cup T20 Warner team 2013/14 Back Row: Rushab Athavale, Connor Cameron, Joshua Cottam, Daniel Heidegger (Coach), James Reynolds, Jordan Hayes, Keiran Krishnan (w-k). Front Row: Corey Thomson, Jordan Fullagar, James Skuodas, Yushan Gunewardhene (Capt), Lachlan Soles, Keshav Mohan. Glenn Hourigan Cup T20 Starc team 2013/14 Back: Brody Camp, Henry Geale, Ben Berry, Alex Dolly (Coach), Ganan Sritharan, Samuel Kirkegard, Jon Phoebus Front: Lachlan Shaw (w-k), Tom Supple, Connor Hindmarch, Fraser Richardson (Capt), Varun Ravindran, Charlie Rose

19 Glenn Hourigan Cup T20 Watson team 2013/14 Back Row: Corey Miller, Matthew Jones, Thomas Gohl, Matt McVay (Coach), Ben Pears, Hayden Baxter, Gian Gill Front Row: Oliver Linschoten, Eshaan Khan, Joe Hiley, Dhruva Thorat (Capt), Ronan Shiels (w-k), Cooper Davenport Glenn Hourigan Cup T20 Haddin team Champion team in 2013/14 Back: Nick Hammond, Cameron Lobo, Ryan Calvert, John Anderson (Coach), Riley Behlevanas, Mason Oates (w-k), Vedant Virmani. Front: Josh Duncum, Max Harkin, Yash Patel, Brad Stockwell (C), Kenneth Chu, Menuja Goonaratne

20 Nick Miller, Aaron Crofts, Fraser Wilson, Kieran Canavan & Alf James OAM (GHC 2012/13) Nick Miller, Aaron Crofts, Glenn Hourigan, Bruce Wood, Liahm Williams & Fraser Wilson (GHC 2012/13)