Warehouse Cricket Association Qld (Inc)

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1 Warehouse Cricket Association Qld (Inc) 95 th Annual Report Major Sponsor of Warehouse Cricket

2 Register of Life Members of Warehouse Cricket: (*) = deceased Year Year Name Awarded Awarded Name 1923 *F. J. Bardwell 1976 *G.S. Grey (Mrs) 1924 *L. G. Oxley 1977 *W.J. Richards 1925 *O.W. Harris 1978 *G.C. Hastie 1926 *W.P. Falton 1984 *F.T. Pope 1927 *H. J. Tozer 1985 *C. Flynn (Snr) 1929 *L. Whalley 1986 *A.J. Lawrie 1930 *V. Harry 1988 P.J. Jorgensen 1931 *H. MacKechnie 1992 *J. R. Lambert 1932 *J. George 1997 L. D. Christie 1936 *J. Lawrie 1998 M. Kydd 1936 *C.F. Moroney 1999 N. Simpson 1939 *A. Hall 2000 J.L. Forrest 1947 *A.T. Brady 2001 P. Cooke 1948 *W.J. Scott 2004 P.G. Mathieson 1949 *M. J. Whalley 2006 *C. Jones 1951 *V.W. Holland 2009 G.M. Cartwright 1954 *H. A. Dawes 2012 L. A. Webster 1957 *A.B. Gollan 2013 D. A. Webster 1970 *W.B. Clark 2015 P. van der Kley Warehouse Cricket Office Bearers Patron Vice Presidents President Chairman (Exec Committee) Secretary/Statistician Treasurer Committee Members Development Officer Umpire s Delegate Auditor Delegates to Qld Cricket Brian Gaskell Lloyd Ostwald Andrew Middleton Prashant Vazirani/Troy Burns Peter Pfeffer Barry Peacock Shayne Ballard Jaydon Dixon Angeline Lowther Luis Hermida Terry Devine Hitesh Rathod Hitesh Rathod Craig Silva Laurence Christie Peter Mathieson Peter Stokes & Co Damian Sharry & Laurence Christie Cover Photo: Sunday B2 Sunday Premiers, Funky Miller Squad - 21 August. PAGE 2 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

3 WAREHOUSE CRICKET ASSOCIATION NOTICE OF 95 th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MONDAY 26 th September 2016 This report has been prepared for presentation at the 95 th Annual General Meeting of the Warehouse Cricket Association which is set down for Qld Cricket Offices at Greg Chappell St, Albion on Monday 31st August, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Business to be conducted: 1. Receive the Annual report that includes the Financial Statement for the Year ended 30 June Election of Office Bearers for 2016/ Consideration of Amendments to the Constitution & By-Laws (where applicable), 4. Any other business considered necessary and properly brought forward for an Annual General Meeting. On behalf of the Committee Peter Pfeffer (Secretary) TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Subject 3 Notice of Annual General Meeting & Office Bearers 5 President s Report 9 Major Competitions Awards 11 Treasurer s Report 12 Warehouse Cricket Umpires' Report 13 Marketing Report 17 Statistics commence 37 Historical Roll Call > 2015 Sponsors Recognition Centre pages Warehouse Cricketers are encouraged to support the Kedron Wavell Services Club and consider taking out Membership PAGE 3 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

4 LIST OF ATTENDANCES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS Name Position Attendances Andrew Middleton President 7 of 10 Troy Burns Chairman 10 of 10 Peter Pfeffer Secretary/Statistician 10 of 10 Barry Peacock Treasurer 8 of 10 Troy Burns Committee Member 12 of 12 Shayne Ballard Committee Member 5 of 10 Terry Devine Committee Member 7 of 10 Jayden Dixon Committee Member 4 of 10 Angeline Lowther Committee Member 5 of 10 Luis Hermida Committee Member 7 of 10 Hitesh Rathod Committee Member 6 of 6 Craig Silva Committee Member 4 of 6 Allan Donovan Committee Member 1 of 3 Laurence Christie Development Officer 10 of 10 Peter Mathieson Umpires Representative 8 of 10 PAGE 4 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

5 President s Report In my first year as President I am rapidly gaining much broader appreciation of the amount of work all our volunteers and staff do to provide quality cricket competition in the face of all the variables that are thrown our way every year. In every club and every team, there are quiet achievers doing their best to ensure people who love cricket get a safe enjoyable day out for the most reasonable price possible. We constantly face the variables of weather, the range of skills that any team may present and how that varies with their home and work life, the grounds, and the wide range of reasons people chose to play our cricket and therefore what makes them satisfied or dissatisfied, the list goes on! As always, thanks go to those in our organisation who contribute to the running of the competition. Laurence Christie does many unseen hours and cheerfully wears the flak from time to time when a team or teams don t get the call they d prefer. To all of my fellow Executive Committee with special mention to Peter Pfeffer and Barry Peacock who have taken on those time consuming administrative roles that no one really wants, but everyone needs. Also thanks to Hitesh Rahtod (affectionately known as HR) for taking on the role of Commissioner in dealing with those rare instances of misconduct. Managing conflict is never easy and is usually a fairly thankless task. Thanks again to the members of the Warehouse Cricket Umpires Association, led by Neil Simpson and Peter Matheson as they continue to work hard to make sure we have umpires at every match seek to improve the standard of umpiring (because umps come in a range of abilities just like players). (Should Captains provide both positive and negative feedback on Mycricket, this will really help Neil and Peter Mathieson to work on this. Thanks also to our Canteen Operators. Dan and Anne Pasikowski have, somewhat against the odds, capably filled the shoes of the Webster Family at Marchant Park. Whilst at Kianawah Park, Warren & Karen Finegan continue their vital service to our players. Yes, these canteens provide welcome food and drink, but they do importantly often represent the friendly face of our organisation to our many players and the general public or visitors. I also wish to express my appreciation to our Grounds-staff at who deliver hundreds of quality turf pitches a year, in spite of weather conditions which on occasions plays havoc and a pitch may not appear as good as they, or the players would like. That however is the nature of turf cricket, like life. It is how we make the best of it. PAGE 5 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

6 Grants: In the past year, the Brisbane City Council have installed irrigation around all the turf wicket blocks at Marchant as well as Ovals 5 & 10 are fully irrigated, which is of great assistance for the grounds-staff and improving the quality of those grounds in periods of drought. Of course our power bills went skyward initially, but thanks to a Community Gambling Benefit Fund Grant of $34,000, Warehouse Cricket now has a solar system generating power at Marchant Park, 7th Brigade Park and Kianawah Park with the further addition of Battery Storage at Marchant Park, to bring those cost backs back under control. Representative (Plunkett Cup) Team Congratulations to the Players of our representative team who did well despite the loss of quite a few players. Special thanks to Michael Lloyd for his leadership of this important aspect of our organisation. Thank you also to those players who took on the extra challenge along with our coach Lance Roudenko who is adding that edge to their skills. This team represents the quality of our cricket to the outside cricket world and we can be proud of the way they perform and conduct themselves. Our annual North-South representative matches for B Grade, C Grade and Masters were again a success, with south side demonstrating dominance. This a great day out where usually opposition players get to come together to celebrate cricket, long may it continue. (Right, I present the Clem Jones Cup to Southside Captain, Terry Devine) Thanks also to our great sponsors, led by Gabba Sporting Products, the support of these sponsors really helps keep the costs to players down. PAGE 6 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

7 In 2016, Warehouse Cricket signed a new 3-year Sponsorship agreement with Gabba Sporting Products. The Gabba Aussie Ball will continue as the exclusive cricket ball for Warehouse Cricket until We thank the Gaskell Family for their continued high level of support which helps to keep costs for cricketers as low as possible. That support is both valued and appreciated. The organisation management is well aware of the need to listen to members and adapt to the changing world and needs of our members, and will continue to seek ways to improve in a controlled and considered manner. This year saw the removal of paying for washouts, and as the weather gods would have it the number of washouts was fairly close to the average allowed for. Certainly the feedback is that with many teams adopting pay as you play approach, this change has been appreciated by players and certainly by team organisers. Thanks to the excellent photography of Doug O Neill for his match day photos that are developing quite an engagement on Facebook. We are currently in the process of implementing other changes such as a Member Protection Policy and also changes to improve our organisation management, looking to trial a pink ball and fundraise for a great cause, and are seeking feedback on options for the summer trophy event. Thank you again for all who contribute so much to our great sport and our organisation. I have every confidence that with that continued contribution that we will continue to do well providing safe and inclusive sport in the face of the variables of the future. Andrew Middleton President (Picture) Andrew Middleton in action for the North Over 40 s Team at the North vs South Matches in February. PAGE 7 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

8 Webster Family Retires from Marchant Park Canteen after 20 years For almost every Saturday and Sunday of the year, over 20 years, the Webster family of Doreen & Len Webster with Daughter, Jeanette have operated the Canteen at Marchant Park, and performed many vital roles on behalf of Warehouse Cricket. In 2013 & 2014, their valued support and dedication to Warehouse Cricketers was recognized by the Association, with both Len & Doreen being awarded the honour of Life Membership of Warehouse Cricket. Their unstinting, dedicated & friendly service to players and the wider community was so important in communicating issues between visitors and players to the Executive Committee. On the occasion of the Summer Finals in April, the Webster family finally retired to spend more time with their extended family and received an outstanding ovation from Players and Umpires at a Lunch time send off. Warehouse Cricketers will miss these wonderful servants who game much to our Association. PAGE 8 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

9 Competitions Award 2015/2016 C.R. Chuter Memorial Shield ( Summer Season Club Champions) Ryhs Furner & Darren Fuller with Life Member John Forrest Gold Crest Cricket Club F.J. Bardwell Memorial Shield (Premiers in top Grade in Summer Season) W.J. Scott Memorial Shield (Winter Saturday Premier League) Awarded by the Association in appreciation of the late Bill Scott s meritorious services as Secretary from 1945 to 1974 Jack Richards Shield To recognise the contribution of Jack William Richards and awarded to the Club winning WINTER SUNDAY PREMIER LEAGUE WINNERS Laurence Christie Medal Awarded to Premier League Player of the Summer Season Representative Player of the Year Player of the Plunket Cup Representative Team in Peter Channell/Hampson Award Junior Player (Winter Season) To perpetuate the memory of Peter Channell & former Councillor Terry Hampson ( , HS 158* , 2 catches & 1 R/O) Pine Rivers Cricket Club Micah XI Cricket Club Rhys Furner of Gold Crest Cricket Club From Right, Rhys Furner, Michael Kasprowicz & Laurence Christie Arif Mansuri (Micah XI) Liam Stack Valley Districts Cricket Club Sam La Frantz Wicket Keeping Award Winter 2015 Summer Matthew Taviani (Macgregor) Thusiyanthan Selvanayagam (Brisbane Spartans) PAGE 9 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

10 Winter 2015 Warehouse Cricket Teams Saturday Junior teams 56 Senior teams 64 Sunday Senior teams 132 Total 242 Summer Saturday Senior teams 52 Sunday Senior 50/50 60 Senior T20 18 Total 130 Total for Code of Conduct Report The role of Commissioner provides players, umpires and the Executive Committee with a respected process for investigating incidents both on off the field where they occur. Over the past 12 months in all but one case, the player deemed by the Commissioner to have a charge/s to answer, accepted an offered penalty without the need to convene a Code of Conduct hearing. If a player did not accept an offered penalty, then the Code of Conduct provision of a penalty of double that originally offered would have been imposed if proven guilty of the charge. When signing on for the season, all players are required to acknowledge that they are aware of the Code of Conduct and as such there should be no reason for breaches of the Code during any season. However, incidents do occur and cases that have been reported, have been actioned by the Commissioner during the Summer season & the 2016 Winter season. Hitesh Rahthod (Commissioner) PAGE 10 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

11 Treasurer s Report I was elected Treasurer when I stood down as the WCAQ Chairman and ran for the Treasurer position on a corporate governance ticket. Thank you for your support with that. My family might say they wish you hadn t voted me into the role. However, it is not wrong to do the right thing. I trust that the platform for change is sustainable and hope a reversion to the past is less likely than more likely. Treasurer s reports should not be about the Treasurer. However, I must say one s health can suffer if one decides there is a need to change the office bearers at the head of a system on the basis of a corporate governance principle. I understand that those who voted for me voted not for me per se but for the desire to see a better corporate governance structure where any one person did not hold a number of key functions. There are positives from the change. These include the involvement of a fresh set of eyes from an accounting and audit back ground which found things that were awry and tried to fix them. It remains unfinished business. In any event with the assistance of the Finance Sub Committee we have turned things around a little bit. Our expenses are less and our income is more, irrespective of the number of rain out days which has damped, for the want of a better word, down on income we would have expected to collect before the introduction of the rain out policy. No apology is made for the position taken with things finance including trying to reduce operational costs. It has been very difficult to ignore mistakes in the recording of income and expenditure. As a consequence of past practices with the treatment of GST, there is evidence the WCAQ could have overpaid the ATO many thousands of dollars which, of course, has reduced the WCAQ bank account balances over time. Now, and in the future, an effort should be made to identify how much tax has been overpaid in the six years prior to this financial year and to try to get it back into our bank account. In addition, members should note that with the use of a volunteer Treasurer the WCAQ is saving, on quite conservative estimation, about $27,000 per year. This is the current estimate of the cost in outsourcing just the financial data entry that is required to manage, among other things: salary payments; accounts receivable and payable; and mandatory workers compensation premiums, superannuation guarantee and ATO requirements of the WCAQ. The WCAQ made a $93K loss last financial year as reported in the Annual Report As a consequence of operational cost cutting to date (which you experienced, for example, in the form of less handbooks per team) plus other operational cost management and revenue raising measures it can be reported that in the 12 month financial year (1 July 2015 to 30 June 2016) the WCAQ is in the black as opposed to being in the red. The Secretary/Statistician Peter Pfeffer has been Assistant Treasurer for the 2016 winter season. Part of that meant Mr Pfeffer managed the collection of winter season wicket fees along with the Development Officer Laurence Christie and myself (to a lesser extent as a consequence of major family issues and the burden of moving the WCAQ to a new financial reporting period). The potential for greater involvement by senior players and more sub-continent players involvement remains, in my view, mostly untapped. I also believe we need to rely more on the MyCricket options offered through Queensland Cricket in particular those related to the creation of draws for winter and summer. This could free up a significant amount of labour that could be devoted to fee management, not to mention greater development of the WCAQ. I vouch to you all that I never give up where the financial welfare of the WCAQ is concerned. I ll continue to do, health willing, whatever it takes to assist in the proper financial management of the WCAQ. PAGE 11 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

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30 I thank the Executive Committee for its tolerance and support over this essentially trying year. Special mention should also go to ex Treasurer Peter Jorgensen whose firm Jorgensen and Associates contributed much pro bono assistance to the WCAQ s financial management because, as Peter Jorgensen will attest, he loves the WCAQ. I wish the WCAQ well in the financial year 2016_2017. Barry Peacock B Admin (Commerce) C.Decl. Treasurer WCAQ 24 September 2016 delivery by Separate Ian Midgley TRIBUTE TO Long Serving Umpire For almost two decades, Umpire Ian Midgely was one of the leading umpires in Warehouse Cricket, officiating in the majority of A1/Premier League Finals over the last decade. Umpires President, Peter Mathieson, recalls his professionalism and yet friendly attitude to the players whilst holding up at all times the Spirit of the Game of Cricket. In recent years, Ian battled cancer, yet despite this challenge, was determined to continue umpiring right up to the Finals last summer. Sadly, Ian passed away on 1 st July but will long be remembered! Thank you to Ian s family who gave Ian to Warehouse Cricket for some 20 years over Winter and Summer Seasons. PAGE 12 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

31 Warehouse Cricket Umpires Association Report from Peter Mathieson In reviewing the past year of cricket provided by the Warehouse Cricket Association, it is noted that the number of teams participating in the competitions provided is similar to previous years. It would appear that some teams now prefer to play in the Sunday 50 over competition in preference to the Saturday two day competition. Family pressures and time constraints can play a significant role in which competition a player finally decides to participate. Our Examination Panel has continued to conduct training courses in order to maintain umpire numbers. The Sunday 50 over competition in Summer does not see umpired allocated to every game. Some umpires simply cannot umpire on both days each weekend. Conversely, the Winter competition on Sundays has a full book of umpires due to the availability of umpires from other associations. Less than a handful of fixture games are not allocated an umpire in the Saturday Winter competition. Players reported for breaching the Association Code of Conduct have been minimal this year. This would have been pleasing for officiating umpires who observe the game being played in the appropriate spirit. Our Secretary, Neil Simpson, continues to be available to provide advice on anything Umpire related should captains require that advice. Neil has a very commonsense approach in dealing with problems and situations that may arise. To members of the Warehouse Cricket Executive, I extend my thanks for your support of the Umpires Association during the year. The committee has always been positively responsive to any concerns raised on behalf of the umpires. In closing, I wish to congratulate all umpires on a job well done and wish all cricketers success in the seasons ahead. Peter Mathieson President above, Umpire Morrie Bernard is congratulated by Peter Mathieson on being awarded Life Membership of the Warehouse Cricket Umpires Association PAGE 13 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

32 Social Media Report 2015/2016 has been a great year to introduce Warehouse Cricket players to a more functional communication strategy. Our communications strategies have given us the opportunity to improve the way we relay information to all of our clubs and players. Social media has been imperative to our new found success in the digital era and we strive to make sure that no matter where you are, you are able to receive up-to-date information, whether it be weather forecasts or competition information, in the most convenient way possible. This year has also see social media become a convenient way to relay feedback to us. With the Executive Committee's approval, I had the opportunity to collect everyone's thoughts and ideas from our Warehouse Cricket survey conducted earlier in the year. The data from the survey was collected, analysed and presented to the Executive. Some of these answers put into effect some of the suggested changes Warehouse Cricket were approached to make. For example, some of the data analysed gave us the answer that most of you didn't want to change the name of Warehouse Cricket due to historical and moral meanings, with close to 80% saying 'no' to the name change. Over the past year, we have invested in boosted posts on our Facebook page which results in new page 'likes', and some new players. These boosted posts also give you the opportunity to see our most important WCAQ competition and events information when it becomes available. I also had the opportunity to create a Warehouse Cricket Buy & Sell Group, where clubs and players are able to sell any of their unwanted new and used gear in the groups "marketplace". To post an ad or to browse ads, please search Warehouse Cricket Buy & Sell Group in your Facebook search bar. The Executive Committee has also been privileged enough to hear some honest feedback from our clubs and players and, as a result, we have had an array of suggestions and ideas discussed at our meetings when these ideas have been proposed. When we discuss new suggestions and ideas at our meetings, like any notfor-profit, we need to look at our financial obligations. However, every discussion, forum and survey you put the time into helps us look at new ideas and creates a ground for new plans. Without your feedback, we cannot implement these plans and I encourage you to continue sharing your thoughts with us. At the end of the day, we want to make our players happy and proud to be Warehouse Cricketers but we cannot do this without your honest feedback during these open forums and discussions. If you have any suggestions, ideas or questions, I encourage you to me at prmarketing@warehousecricket.org or look out for some our surveys and forums on our Facebook page. I hope to see you around the grounds soon! Angeline Lowther (Warehouse Cricket Marketing & PR Officer) 14

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35 Winter Saturday - Competitions Points GRADE CLUBNAME POINTS PL1 Pine Rivers Everton Tewantin Noosa Valley District Roudenko Cricket Wilston Warehouse A3N Desi Boyz Pine Rivers Southpine Dragons Mater Hill Redlands Tigers Roudenko Cricket B1N Bracken Ridge Albany Creek Southpine Dragons North Australian Pirates Napoloens B1S Griffith University Coomera Hope Island Gold Coast Marlins Helensvale Hawks Macgregor Maestros Wolston Park Centenary B2N EVERTON Pine Rivers Old Boys Sultans of Swing Gold Coasts Marlins QUT B2S Neds X Macgregor Mongrels Numnuts Toowong Meakin Park Rangers Griffith University CLUBNAME POINTS ADE CLUBNAME POINTS B3N MATER HILL Bruce QUT Albany Creek Underdogs Pitch Doctors B3S Springwood Suns Macgregor Manics Red Dogs Kuraby Lions Redlands Tigers Puka Puka C1N Albany Creek Everton Mater Hill Red Dog Bracken Ridge Peninsula C1S Mighty Blues Mater Hill Southside Cobras Toowong Danger Island Springwood Suns C2N Lyons Den Everton Brisbane Spartans Albany Creek

36 2015 Winter Juniors GRADE CLUBNAME PTS U/13N Valley Redbacks Ferny Firestorm Toombul Red Toombul Blue Pine Rivers Albany Creek Hawks U/13 G/C Marlins white Kenmore Wynnum Manly Valley Juniors Ferny Flames ` Wilston Warehouse Albany Crk Seahawks U/13S WYNNUM MANLY Roudenko Cricket Springwood Suns Souths Juniors ` Gold Coast Marlins Red Winter Juniors GRADE CLUBNAME PTS U/15 Albany Eaglehawk East Districts Gold Gold Coast Marlins Kenmore East Districts Black Valley Juniors Roudenko Cricket East Districts Blue U/16 East District Gold East Districts Black East Districts Blue Albany Thunderhawks Wilston Green Wamuran Springwood Suns U/14N S Gate Redcliffe Pine Rivers Albany Crk Falcon Hawk Valley Juniors Wilston Warehouse Everton U/14S Wolston Park Cent Gold Coast Marlin Red Souths Junior Maroon East Juniors Gold Souths Juniors Green Eastern Dist Blue Kuraby Knights Park Ridge Ian Midgely s last Umpiring Role Saturday Finals at Marchant Park August

37 2015 Winter Saturday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O H.S AGG. Ave. Premier Jack Beath Valley Districts A3N Mitchell Elmes Southpine Dragons * B1N Joel Challinor Southpine Dragons * B1S Dane Hutchinson Griffith University B2N Ben Kleimeyer Old Boys XI B2S Luke Campbell Numnuts B3N Andrew Brighton Albany Creek Hawks B3S Alex Li Macgregor C1N Francis Futcher Albany Creek Hawks C1S Jordan Crick Mater Hill * C2N Dan Lyon Lyon's Den * U13 Cameron Hunt Kenmore * U13N Liam Stack Valley Districts * U13S Sebastian Pegler Gold Coast Marlins U14N Jet Liebke Valley Districts * U14S Mathew Eddowes Gold Coast Marlins * U15 Brandon Morrall Albany Creek Hawks U16 Thomas Seymour Eastern Districts *

38 Winter Saturday Batting - Minimum 400 runs Grade Player Club MAT INN NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. A3S Turner, Michael Macgregor B3S Taviani, Matthew J Macgregor * A3S Tripp, Mitchell Gold Coast Marlins B2S van Rensburg, Liam Wolston Park Centenary B2N Shojaei, Sohi S Redlands Tigers * C1S Dedes, Nicholas Macgregor B3S Gojanur, Channa Kuraby Lions U13 Maynard, Alex Young Guns * B3S Warraich, Umair I Macgregor A3S Bednarski, Brett Macgregor * B1N Beighton, Andrew R Albany Creek Hawks * U14 Cowan, Campbell Kenmore C1S Sauer, Liam Macgregor * U13 Zaidi, Syed Ali Nasar Young Guns * B3N Lee, Desmond Pirates U13S Acret, Daniel Gold Coast Marlins * C1N Cole, Benjamin J Redlands Tigers B3S Bhukhari, Sami Kuraby Lions B2S Isher, Pawan Brisbane Challengers C1S Dippl, Timothy Macgregor * U15N Potter, Benjamin T Pine Rivers U15N Weil, Kaleb R Palmwoods Colts B3N Lee, Mitchell Pirates * A1 Thompson, Alex Southpine Dragons A3S Tripp, Jamie Gold Coast Marlins U13 FN Cowling, Rory Palmwoods Colts *

39 2015 Winter Saturday Bowling Awards GRADE NAME CLUB Matches OVERS RUNS WKTS B/B AVE Premier Callum Smith Pine Rivers / A3N Palvinder Singh Desi Boys / B1N Dan Pryor Bracken Ridge / B1S Dane Hutchinson Griffith University / B2N Richard Porter Everton Comets / B2S Nic Hammond Macgregor / B3N Jay Joshi Underdogs / B3S Andrew Garrett Springwood Suns / C1N Robert Crowley Everton Comets / C1S Josh Kelly Mater Hill / C2N Nathan Pennings Lyon's Den / U13 Thomas Waters Wynnum Manly / U13N Matthew Moore Valley Districts / U13S Sebastian Pegler Gold Coast Marlins / U14N Rohit Marudhachalam Sandgate/Redcliffe / U14S Jack Hocart Gold Coast Marlins / U15 Joshua McPherson Eastern Districts Juniors / U16 Joel Ginger Eastern Districts Juniors /

40 Winter Saturday Bowling - Minimum 25 wkts Grade Player Club MAT O M R W 5Wi BBI AVE. B3N Bell, D Pirates / C1N Shah, Alee Bracken Ridge / A3N Evans, Charles A Mater Hill / U14 Searle, Mitchell J Toombul D Cricket Club - Juniors / B3S Nacsa, Nick Mater Hill / C1N McConnell, Andrew Red Dogs / U13 Mills, Liam Ferny Districts Cricket Club Inc / U16 Sanders, William Sandgate - Redcliffe District / A3N Hall, Cameron Mater Hill Cricket Club / B2S Mamidi, Akhilesh kumar Brisbane Challengers / C1N Hall, James Red Dogs / B3N Feldman, Phillip Pirates / B2N Ward, Alex P Redlands Tigers / B3S Crick, Brad Mater Hill / U13FN Warde, Flynn A Palmwoods Colts / U115S Heales, John Kenmore / U115S Hocart, Jack Gold Coast Marlins / B1N Gall, Byron Mater Hill / B1N Swaris, Shaan Old Boys XI / B3S Crick, Jordan A Mater Hill / B3S Ahmad, Rashid Kuraby Lions / U13N Burr, Lachlan D Pine Rivers /

41 2015 Sunday Season Competitions Points GRADE CLUBNAME PTS Premier Micah X Qld Cricket U/ Bracken Ridge Royal Tigers Caloundra Macgregor Mystics QUT 9.00 Snuffs 9.00 A2N Gold Crest Pine Rivers Icebergs Worst Indies Black Panthers Ninja Black Bloomfield Eagles 6.00 Stallions 3.00 A3N Southpine Dragons Pine Rivers Rebel Tourists Peninsula Panasonic Blue Spartans 9.00 Spears 9.00 The Carpoolers 3.00 B1N Everton Sunday Sessions Rangers Gunners Warnies Phone Reps We Got the Runs Caloundra X Gujju Lions 9.00 B1S Stunned Mullets Macgregor Green Palm Beach Currumbin South East Sloths Funky Miller Sqd Sharks Redlands Renegades 0.00 GRADE CLUBNAME PTS B2N Albany Creek Brothers Spanish Inquisition West End Wanderers Mt Crosby Thunder 9.00 MAQ 6.00 Newmarket 6.00 Suncorp Redbacks 0.00 B2S Macgregor Stars Royal Indians Park Ridge Panthers Tropics Sons of Pitches Stunned Mullets Brisbane Sikh United 6.00 B3N Mater Hill Bracken Ridge Gold Crest Cobras Hendra Hoops Pine Rivers Red Dogs Albany Creek Snakies 3.00 B3S Whites Hill X Falcon Hornets Gc Grilled Lions Mater Hill ` Stanley Steams Macgregor Scorchers Queensland Lions Palmdale Meats 9.00 Springwood Suns 9.00 B4 Match Fixers Brookfield United Royal Warriors Backfoot Bandits Jaihind Royals Grasscutters Ferny Districts 9.00 Kenmore

42 GDE CLUBNAME PTS C1N Graybridge XI Bracken Ridge Noa Nandruku Keep Walking Lisburn Street Moggill Everton 9.00 Peninsula 9.00 C1S Point Boys Bris Fusion Warrios Deccan Lions Graybridge XI Salisbury Boys Lang St X Southern Tigers Griffith University 6.00 C2N Peninsula Dales Daredevils JCUB Pine Rivers CQ Sandcrabs Palmwood s Colts Wellshot Wanderers Team Beam Sunday Points (cont) GDE CLUBNAME PTS C2S Nomads Mater Hill Battlers X Macgregor Hawks Russell Island Bent St XI Iona Old Boys Western Bucaneers 0.00 Mt Crosby Thunder Allsorts Middle Stump Toombul District Brookfield Gold Crest Match Fixers Suncorp Redbacks Albany Creek 9.00 Ferny Districts 0.00 C4N Northern Federals Albany Creek Narangba Redbacks Stumps X World Bugsy s X Team Ramrod 6.00 Pine Rivers

43 2015 Winter Sunday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O H.S AGG. AVE. Premier Grayson Jones Micah XI * A2N Bryce Street Pine Rivers A3N Bryce Street Pine Rivers B1N Alec McMaster We Got the Runs * B1S Ryan Kettle Palm Beach Currumbin B2N Randall Dirckze Albany Creek Hawks B2S Gurmukh Singh Macgregor B3N Dale Hansen Mater Hill B3S Matthew Martin Queensland Lions * B4N Robert Miller Backfoot Bandits * C1N Darren Walsh Bracken Ridge * C1S Jamie Stainburn Wello Wizards C2N Rob Weiks Peninsula C2S Justin McCarron Nomads C3N Noah van de Werken Mt Crosby Thunder * C4N Ben Ballinger Northern Federals *

44 Winter Sunday Batting - Minimum 400 runs Grade Player Club MAT INN NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. C1S Martin, Matthew Queensland Lions * B3S Hunter, CJ Falcons * C1S Bryson, Grant l Stanley Seamers C1S Rahman, Ataur Southern Tigers B2S Kamath, Rakesh Royal Indians * C2S Zaman, Tufail Griffith University C4N Brown, Kevin Team Beam A3N Kroetner, Stanton QUT B2S Young, David GC Grill'd Lions B2S Shojaei, Sohi S Nomads * C3N McColl, Stuart S Wellshot Wanderers C2S Keerthi, Keshav Griffith University B4N Farooqui, Saad Micah XI * C2S Caust, Brandon Traders XI B4N Passfield, Ben M Sons of Pitches C2S Day, Harry Traders XI * C3N Weiks, Rob Peninsula * B1N Wilden, David Mater Hill B1N McMillan, Drew S Pine Rivers * C4N Barrett, Jack Bugsy's XI C4N Barrett, Dominic Bugsy's XI B3S Gunaratne, Dami Falcons * B3S Singh, Amritpal Macgregor * B2S Wallace, Leigh Tropics

45 2015 Winter Season Sunday Bowling Awards GRADE NAME CLUB OVERS RUNS WKTS B/B AVE Premier Adnan Khalid Macgregor / A2N Reg Gett Gold Crest Cobras / A3N Simran Grewal Southpine Dragons / B1N Brad Spann Warnies Phone Reps / B1S Matthew White Funky Miller Squad / B2N Alex Briggs Suncorp Redbacks / B2S Samuel Harris Tropics / B3N Adam Brumwell Mater Hill / B3S Dominic Buckland Chevron / B4N Robert Miller Backfoot Bandits / C1N Craig Harding Smith Gray Bridge XI / C1S Ali Cheema Brisbane Fusion Warriors / C2N Sam Paulsen Dale's Daredevils / C2S Mohammad Mustafa Macgregor / C3N Isaac van de Werken Mt Crosby Thunder / C4N Ryan Otto Albany Creek Hawks / Winter Sunday Bowling - Minimum 15 wkts Grade Player Club MAT O M R W 5Wi BBI AVE. B5 Ammathalli, Sridhar Jaihind Royals / A3N Manwaring, Kirk QUT / C1S Forgione, Vinnie Palmdale Meats XI / B4N Reynolds, Adam Gunners / C1N Morrad, Corie W Albany Creek Hawks Cricket Club / C4N Frey, Jason Team Beam /

46 Summer Saturday Competitions Points GDE CLUBNAME PTS A1 Gold Crest Southpine Dragons Desi Boyz Everton Ferny Districts Peninsula A3 Gold Crest Cobras Mater Hill QUT Bond X North Australian Wantima B1 Griffith University Macgregor Maestros Napoloens Southpine Dragons Everton Peninsula GDE CLUBNAME PTS B2 Gold Crest Cobras Macgregor Mongrels Raiders Toowong Griffith University Nundah United B3 Rebel Tourists Yesterdays Heros Inside Sportz Bruce QUT Pine Rivers 0.00 B4 Albany Creek Mater Hill Bribie Is Bald Hills Lawnton Gold Crest Cobras Everton Comets GDE CLUBNAME PTS C1 Bald Hills Lawnton Peninsula Ferny Districts Albany Creek Pine Rivers Gold Crest Cobras C2 Brisbane Spartans Mater Hill Toowong Kuraby Lions Pine Rivers New Star PreXmas Sandgate Redcliffe Toombul Valley District University of Qld 9.00 Visit Frank Hogan s Indoor Centre 104 Gympie Road, Strathpine

47 Summer Sunday Competitions Points GDE CLUBNAME PTS GDE CLUBNAME PTS GRADE CLUBNAME PTS A3N Black Caps Micah X Pine Rivers Tuskers Dirty Dozen Punjab Lions A3S Macgregor Mystics Bulldogs Macgregor Green South East Sloths BSK Ellalan 6.00 BSK Royal Tigers 0.00 B1N Southpine Dragons Blue Spartans Jaihind Royals Royal Warriors Sons of Pitches Everton B2N Mater Hill West End Wanderers Peninsula Punjab Knightriders Stallions TheCarpoolers 3.00 B2S Tailenders Hit & Run Nomads PM s XI Silent Assassins Redeemer 0.00 B3N Peninsula Warnies Phone Reps Napoloens Bloker s Dragons ` MAQ Micah XI B4 Bris Fusion Warriors Underdogs White s Hill XI CQ Sandcrabs Brookfield 6.00 C1S Bellbowrie Tavern Mater Hill Griffith University Macgregor Hawks Nepalese Brisbane 9.00 Russell Island 0.00 C2N Middle Stump Narangba Redbacks Northern Federals Ferny Districts Stumps X PCG /20A HIT & RUN Brisb Fusions Warriors Macgregor Mystics Salisbury Sloggers Mater Hill Stralia Bloomfield Eagles 6.00 Gammin Dogs /20B Tabla Royal Indians Spears Macgregor Scorchers News Qld Brisb Deaf Bulldogs Redeemer Queensland Lions 6.00 Bris Deaf Bulldogs

48 Summer Saturday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O 50's 100's H.S AGG. AVE. A1 Vishal Kantariya Desi Boys * A3 David Wilden Mater Hill * B1 Kyle Hope Griffith Iniversiy * B2 Michael Turner Macgregor B3 John Lewry Inside Sportz * B4 Nathan Brown Albany Creek C1 Brett Murray Pine Rivers * C2 Ataur Rahman Kuraby Lions Summer Sunday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O 50's 100's H.S AGG. AVE. A3N Arif Mansuri Micah XI A3S Gurmukh Singh Macgregor * B1N Abhinav Harikumar Jaihind Royals * B2N Dale Hansen Mater Hill * B2S Matthew Walker PM's XI * B3N Rob Weiks Peninsula B4N Troy Cooper White Hills XI C1N Andrew Conroy Dale's Daredevils C1S Taylor Stewart Mater Hill * C2N Robbie Richardson Northern Federals * T20 Sunday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O 50's 100's H.S AGG. AVE. 20/20 A Samual Masih Hit & Run * /20 B Shane Lynch Tabla XI *

49 Summer Saturday Bowling Awards GDE NAME CLUB MAT OVERS RUNS WKTS 5WI B/B AVE A1 Harenderpal Singh Desi Boys / A3 James Swan Bond XI / B1 Raenel Sharma, Macgregor / B2 Paul Shakespeare, Gold Crest Cobras / B3 Brad Scurr Rebel Tourists / B4 Andrew Beighton Albany Creek / C1 Russell Dutton Ferny Districts / C2 Abhishek Aggrawal Brisbane Spartans / Summer Sunday Bowling Awards GDE NAME CLUB MAT OVERS RUNS WKTS 5WI B/B AVE A3N Luis Hermida, Micah XI / A3S Rory Holmes, South East Sloths / B1N Matt Stamenkovic Southpine Dragons / B2N Shawn McDowell Mater Hill / B2S Bhavin Shah Tailenders / B3N Murugesan Pratik, Napoleons / B4N Jay Joshi Underdogs / C1N Jack Castles Dale's Daredevils / C1S Troy Dean Mater Hill / C2N Al Purser Stumps XI / T20 Sunday Bowling Awards GRADE NAME CLUB MAT OVERS RUNS WKTS 5WI B/B AVE 20/20 A Manpreet Singh Macgregor / /20 B Shankar Rajpal Royal Indians /

50 Grade Summer Saturday Batting - Minimum 500 runs Player Club MAT INN NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. A1 Kantariya, Vishal Desi Boys * A1 Mears, Ashely Southpine Dragons A1 Challinor, Joel Liam Southpine Dragons * A1 Brain, David Gold Crest Cobras * A1 Hermida, Luis A Ferny Districts * A1 Furner, Rhys Gold Crest Cobras * A1 Mansuri, Arif Desi Boys * A3N Mushtaq, Dewan Mater Hill * A3N Roberts, Andrew A QUT A3N Wilden, David Mater Hill * A3N Poole, Craig Z Gold Crest Cobras B1N English, Tom R Griffith University * B1N Moore, Eugene Southpine Dragons * B1N Bednarski, Brett Macgregor B1N Hope, Kyle Griffith University * B1N Dingle, Beyden Southpine Dragons * B1N Clarke, Matthew Griffith University B1N Raman, Kasi Napoleons B2N Turner, Michael Macgregor B2N Dhaliwal, Sandeep S Raiders * B2N Montgomery, Darren Griffith University * B2N Taviani, Matthew J Macgregor

51 Summer Sunday Batting - Minimum 300 runs Grade Player Club MAT INN NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. A3S Deepak, Ashu Macgregor Cricket Club A3S Clarke, Matthew BullDogs A3S Sadiq, Saddam Macgregor Cricket Club B2S Masih, Samuial Hit & Run B2S Walker, Matthew PM'S XI * C1S DAVIES, Charles Bellbowrie Tavern C1S JACKSON, Sam Bellbowrie Tavern Summer T20 Batting Minimum 300 runs Grade Player Club MAT INN NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. 20/20 A Masih, Samuial Hit & Run * /20 B Lynch, Shane R Tabla XI * /20 B Ramsay, Matthew J Tabla XI *

52 Summer Saturday Bowling - Minimum 35 wickets Grade Player Club MAT O M R W 5Wi BBI AVE. C1N Datta, Vivek Peninsula / A1 Singh, Harenderpal Desi Boys / B3N Roberts, Fabian Inside Sportz / B3N GIBSON, David Rebel Tourists / B1N Sharma, Raenel Macgregor / B4 Devine, Terry Mater Hill / B2N Harding-Smith, Craig Raiders / C2 Mulrine, Nicholas Mater Hill / B1N Hope, Kyle Griffith University / B2N Dhaliwal, Sandeep S Raiders / C1N Houghton, Sam Peninsula / B2N Smith, Trevor W Raiders / B2N Fuller, Elliott W Gold Crest Cobras / B2N MacDonald, Brendan Nundah United / B4 Sorensen, John Mater Hill / A1 Toner, Josh Gold Crest Cobras / B2N Lennon, Mark Gold Crest Cobras / A3N McDowell, Shawn Mater Hill /

53 Summer Sunday Bowling Minimum - 20 wickets Grade Player Club MAT O M R W 5Wi BBI AVE. B1N Stamenkovic, Matt Southpine Dragons / B1N Rudrapatna, Nagesh Jaihind Royals / B2S SHAH, Bhavin Tailenders / B2S Oram, Sam S PM'S XI / B3N Pratik, Murugesan Napoleons / C1N SHAH, Bhavin Dale's Daredevils / C1N Kennedy, David Allsorts / C1S Mehmood, Osama Griffith University / C2N Taylor, Dwayne Narangba Redbacks / C2N Fallon, Daniel Stumps XI / C2N Dhanjee, Ashish Northern Federals / Summer T20 Bowling Minimum - 10 wickets Grade Player Club MAT O M R W 5Wi BBI AVE. 20/20 A Singh, Manpreet Macgregor / /20 A Mohammad, Allauddin Macgregor / /20 A Shergill, Balkar S Hit & Run / /20 A Hansen, Dale Mater Hill / /20 A Singh, Birdevinder Hit & Run / /20 B Rajpal, Shankar Royal Indians / /20 B Hanley, James Tabla XI / /20 B Kamath, Rakesh Royal Indians / /20 B MacDonald, James A QLD Newspapers / /20 B Mills, Eddie Tabla XI /

54 Historical Roll Call Office Bearers of Warehouse Cricket since 8 August 1921 Year Chairman President Secretary Treasurer 1921/22 Bardwell F.J. Hurley R. Bates W. 1922/23 Bardwell F.J. Curtis A.E. Harris A.W. Oxley L.G. 1923/24 Bardwell F.J. Curtis A.E. Harris A.W. Oxley L.G. 1924/25 Bardwell F.J. Douglas J.A. Harris A.W. Oxley L.G. 1925/26 Bardwell F.J. Douglas J.A. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1926/27 Bardwell F.J. Douglas J.A. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1927/28 Bardwell F.J. Douglas J.A. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1928/29 Bardwell F.J. Jones T.L.. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1929/30 Bardwell F.J. Jones T.L.. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1930/31 Bardwell F.J. Jones T.L.. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1931/32 Bardwell F.J. Jones T.L.. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1932/33 Bardwell F.J. Jones T.L.. Phillips S. McKechnie H. 1933/34 Bardwell F.J. Jones T.L.. Phillips S. Tozer H.J. 1934/35 Bardwell F.J. Jones T.L.. Phillips S. Tozer H.J. 1935/36 Bardwell F.J. Bardwell F.J. Phillips S. Tozer H.J. 1936/37 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Bardwell F.J Tozer H.J. 1937/38 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Bardwell F.J Tozer H.J. 1938/39 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Bardwell F.J Tozer H.J. War Years 1945/46 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1946/47 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1947/48 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1948/49 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1949/50 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1950/51 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1951/52 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1952/53 Moroney C.F. Moroney C.F. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1953/54 Edwards F.H. Edwards F.H. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1954/55 Richards W.J. Edwards F.H. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1955/56 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1956/57 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1957/58 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 36

55 Historical Roll Call Office Bearers of Warehouse Cricket since 8 August 1921 Year Chairman President Secretary Treasurer 1958/59 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1959/60 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1960/61 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1961/62 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1962/63 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1963/64 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1964/65 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1965/66 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1966/67 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1967/68 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1968/69 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1969/69 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1968/70 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1970/71 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1971/72 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1972/73 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1973/74 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1974/75 Jorgensen P.J Richards W.J. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1975/76 Jorgensen P.J Richards W.J. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1976/77 Jorgensen P.J Richards W.J. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1977/78 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1978/79 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1979/80 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1980/81 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1981/82 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1982/83 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1983/84 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1984/85 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1985/86 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Jorgensen P.J 1986/87 Lehman H. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 37

56 Historical Roll Call - Office Bearers of Warehouse Cricket since 8 August 1921 Year Chairman President Secretary Treasurer 1987/88 Lehman H. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1988/89 Gees A. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1989/90 Quigg K. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1990/91 Toohey C. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1991/92 Toohey C. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1992/93 Jorgensen P.J Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1993/94 Leslie C Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1993/94 Baker J. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1994/95 Baker J. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1995/96 Yorkston W. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1996/97 Yorkston W. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1997/98 Yorkston W. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1998/99 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1999/2000 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2000/2001 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2001/2002 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2002/2003 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2003/2004 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2004/2005 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2005/2006 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2006/2007 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2007/2008 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2008/2009 Christie L.D. Forrest J.L. Rogerson S Jorgensen P.J 2009/2010 Sharry D Christie L.D. Rogerson S Pfeffer P 2010/2011 Sharry D Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2011/2012 Lees C Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2012/2013 Peacock B Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2013/2014 Peacock B Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2014/2015 Sharry D Peacock B. Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2015/2016 Burns T Middleton A Pfeffer P Peacock B. 2016/ /

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58 business hours. Kianawah Park Nets Available for Team Practice The practice nets at Kianawah Park are available for teams wishing to have organized team practice or a social hit with the family. These state of the art practice wickets contain 4 practice nets, lighting for training at night and are available for hire to Warehouse Cricket teams on an hourly basis from: Bookings and enquiries can be made during Contact Peter Jorgensen (bus hrs) Or peterj@jorgensen.net.au $15 per hr (day) $20 per hr (night) Warehouse Cricket acknowledges and appreciates the support of Konica Minolta in printing the Annual Report. 40