BRIGHTON UNION CRICKET CLUB (Inc) FOUNDED 1907 Registration No. A P A.B.N

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1 1 BRIGHTON UNION CRICKET CLUB (Inc) FOUNDED 1907 Registration No. A P A.B.N Hurlingham Park Pavilion, 575 Nepean Highway, Brighton East 3187 (Melway 67 J10) Pavilion phone Club website: Senior and junior teams affiliated with the City of Moorabbin Cricket Association PATRON & No.1 TICKET HOLDER Mr Bruce Thompson (A.G. Thompson Pty. Ltd) OFFICE BEARERS, COMMITTEE & CAPTAINS, President - Mr. Noel F. Pullen Vice-President Mr. Alexander S. Gerdan* Treasurer - Mr. Phillip Arnold Secretary - Mr. Phillip E. Hope phone: philliphope@bigpond.com Committee - Messrs Matt O Sullivan, Ivan Delac+, Les Jason, David Wingfield, Julian Marwick, Stuart Bell & Cyril Campbell (resigned during season) *Alex Gerdan resigned during season. Julius Waras Carstensen appointed as his replacement on the Committee. +Ivan Delac appointed Vice- President following Alex Gerdans resignation. Ivan Delac resigned 24 May Club Coaches - Messrs. Ivan P. Delac, Ross C. Veitch & Andrew G. Hewson Team Captains 1st XI: Ivan Delac 2nd XI: Brian McDonough 3rd XI: Imad Amro 4th XI: David Martin U-17 XI: Nicholas Jewell (Jnr) U-14B XI: Nicholas McCann & Ben Fynmore U-12B XI: Thomas Wallace U-12D & U-12F XIs: no captains appointed Team Managers 1st X1 Rob Robinson Scorer Les Jason U-17 X1: Michael Cove & Brian McDonough U-14 X1: Phillip Arnold U-12B X1: Greg Wallace U-12D XI: James Brydon U-12F XI: Phillip Arnold Senior Practice Manager: Brett Northage Selection Committee Phillip Hope (Chairman)*, Ivan Delac, Michael Cove, Brian McDonough & Brett Northage *Phillip Hope resigned during the season, Michael Cove appointed Chairman, Cyril Campbell appointed as Phillip Hope s replacement. Cyril Campbell subsequently resigned during season replaced by Stuart Bell PREMIERSHIP WINS 1st XI , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , nd XI , , , , , rd XI , , , , th XI th XI , One-Day XI U-16 XI (Greens), (Golds), , , , , U-14 XI , , , , , , , (Friday A), (Friday B), (Friday B), (Friday A), (Friday A) U-12 XI (Greens), (Golds), (Golds), (Golds), (Greens), (Golds), (Greens) C.M.C.A. CLUB CHAMPIONS , , , , , ,

2 Club Office Bearers Since President Secretary Treasurer Club Captain Club Coach L. B. Holford J. C. Egan L. A. Polson J. W. Polson L. B. Holford K. A. Williams L. A. Polson J. W. Polson L. B. Holford J. C. Egan L. A. Polson G. E. Polson H. Leigh Watkin P. J. Marcollo K. G. Hamilton H. Leigh Watkin W. G. Ould P. J. Marcollo K. G. Hamilton K. G. Hamilton W. G. Ould N. F. Pullen K. G. Hamilton K. G. Hamilton W. G. Ould N. F. Pullen K. G. Hamilton K. G. Hamilton W. G. Ould P. J. Marcollo K. G. Hamilton K. G. Hamilton W. G. Ould P. J. Marcollo K. E. Brown K. G. Hamilton J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen D. W. Lovell K. G. Hamilton J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen D. W. Lovell K. G. Hamilton A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen D. W. Lovell K. G. Hamilton A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen G. J. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen G. J. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen D. W. Lovell K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen D. W. Lovell K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen D. W. Lovell K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen D. W. Lovell K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi J. C. Egan N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi D. C. Wingfield N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi D. C. Wingfield N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi D. C. Wingfield N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi D. C. Wingfield N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi & P. J Grant K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi & P. J. Grant K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen K. P. Adams K. M. McNally A. J. Vollugi K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen N. G. Sadler P. J. Head P. J. Head K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen N. G. Sadler P. J. Head P. J. Head K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen N. G. Sadler C. Gorozidis C. Gorozidis K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen N. G. Sadler C. Gorozidis C. Gorozidis K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen N. G. Sadler C. Gorozidis C. Gorozidis K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen D. J. Blair C. Gorozidis C. Gorozidis K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen D. J. Blair A. R. Grant A. S. Gerdan K. M. McNally N. F. Pullen D. J. Blair A. S. Gerdan A. S. Gerdan B. W. Bratby N. F. Pullen D. J. Blair A. S. Gerdan A. S. Gerdan B. W. Bratby N. F. Pullen D. J. Blair A. S. Gerdan A. S. Gerdan B. W. Bratby N. F. Pullen D. J. Blair A. S. Gerdan A. S. Gerdan B. W. Bratby N. F. Pullen D. J. Blair D. F. Frew O. T. Morros C. R. Taranto P. M. Arnold A. S. Gerdan D. F. Frew N. L. Vorbach C. R. Taranto P. M. Arnold A. S. Gerdan D. F. Frew N. L. Vorbach C. R. Taranto P. M. Arnold N. W. Daou D. F. Frew N. L. Vorbach K. R. Byrne P. M. Arnold N. W. Daou C. B. Campbell D. F. Frew K. R. Byrne P. M. Arnold N. W Daou C. J. Pothitos N. L. Vorbach C. R. Taranto P. M. Arnold N. W. Daou C. J. Pothitos N. L. Vorbach C. R. Taranto P. M. Arnold J. Marwick C. J. Pothitos N. L. Vorbach C. R. Taranto P. M. Arnold J. Marwick C. J. Pothitos A. S. Gerdan N. F. Pullen P. E. Hope J. Marwick I. P.Delac A. S. Gerdan N. F. Pullen P. E.Hope P. M. Arnold I. P.Delac A. S. Gerdan

3 N. F. Pullen P. E. Hope P. M. Arnold I. P. Delac I. P. Delac, R. C. Veitch, & A. G. Hewson Senior Cricketers Honour Roll Above: Brighton Union Cricket Club s two Australian XI representatives Left: Julien Wiener (6 tests, 7 one-day internationals) Right: Simon Davis (1 test, 39 one-day internationals) AUSTRALIAN XI Julien Wiener, Simon Davis VICTORIAN XI Julien Wiener, Simon Davis, Nicholas Jewell PREMIER 1st XI (formerly known as District cricket) Julien Wiener, Simon Davis, Peter Grant, Andrew Grant, Peter Head, Nikhil Raymond, Matthew Britten, Scott Cunningham, Justin Clarkson, Nicholas Jewell, Damien Scales, James Murch, Richard Sherman, Christopher Bull, Stuart Scorgie, Robert Blair

4 4 Life Members of Brighton Union Cricket Club At most sporting clubs a person automatically receives this award after a qualifying period. No such policy exists at Brighton Union, where life membership is awarded for outstanding service and loyalty regardless of years served. (*) denotes deceased. Brian Adams 1988 Graham Adams 1988 Kevin Adams 1986 Robert Adams 1988 Jeff Armstrong 1995 Phillip Arnold 2000 William Beal 1957 David Blair 1984 Ian Collins 1980 Peter Cook 1984 Nezar Daou 2004 Frank Edlin (*) pre 1953 John C. Egan (*) 1972 Peter Fitzpatrick 1977 Danny Frew 2002 Alex Gerdan 2002 Vern Gladman (*) 1963 Con Gorozidis 1992 Greg Gorozidis (*) 1993 Tony Grant 1995 Paul Hack 2004 Simon Haddon 2003 Graham Hamilton 1972 Jeff Hayes 1988 Peter Head 1984 Len Holford (*) pre 1953 Phillip Hope 1988 Les Jason 2009 Basil Kennedy (*) 1967 Brad Kreymborg 1995 Howard Leigh Watkin 1993 Doug Lovell 1980 Peter Marcollo 1972 Kevin McNally 1977 Owen Morros 2002 Bill Ould 1972 Jason Parsonage 2008 George Polson 1958 John Polson 1983 Les Polson 1961 Noel Pullen 1975 Anthony Reiche 2008 Simon Russell 2008 Neil Sadler 1995 Colin Taranto 2008 Allen Thomas 1988 Norm Usher (*) pre 1953 Jack Vollugi (*) 1980 Mrs Gerry Williams 1964 Ken Williams 2006 David Wingfield 1975 Mrs Josie Wingfield 1980 David Young 1997

5 WRIGHT EDLIN SHIELD This Perpetual Shield was created in recognition of the fantastic A-Grade Grand Final match between Bentleigh Methodists (now Bentleigh Uniting) and Brighton Union, and is played for every year by the highest-placed XIs. From the two clubs. Brighton Union had won six consecutive Premierships in the Brighton District Cricket Association and had joined the City of Moorabbin Cricket Association (CMCA) and was beaten by Bentleigh Methodist in the grand final after leading on the first innings in a game played in true sporting fashion. The late Wally Wright (Bentleigh Methodist) joined the club as first eleven scorer in 1950 and also scored for the juniors in the morning. He was confined to a wheelchair but despite this was active at both club level and the CMCA. Wally wore his club cap everywhere and had his wheelchair painted in the club s maroon and gold colours and in 1962 the club presented him with a new wheelchair. The late Frank Edlin (Brighton Union) joined the club in 1936, and was deaf and dumb and thus nick-named dummy. He retired in 1958 due to illness. He played mainly in the seconds and thirds, also captained sides and had a remarkable ability to place fields and make bowling changes although he could not speak. Frank played 221 games, 199 of these consecutively, and made over 6,000 runs and took over 800 wickets, with his best bowling effort 8/44 and was Club Champion on three occasions. Wright-Edlin Shield Winners since inception: Bentleigh Methodist Brighton Union Bentleigh Methodist Bentleigh Uniting Bentleigh Methodist Brighton Union Bentleigh Methodist Bentleigh Uniting! Bentleigh Methodist Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Bentleigh Methodist Brighton Union Brighton Union Bentleigh Uniting Bentleigh Methodist Brighton Union Bentleigh Methodist Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union Brighton Union Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Brighton Union Bentleigh Uniting Brighton Union 5

6 PITT GOROZIDIS SHIELD The Pitt-Gorozidis Shield was donated by John Jones (East Sandringham) and Noel Pullen for annual matches between these two proud clubs. TheShield is named in honour of East Sandringham legend Kim Pitt and Brighton Union great Con Gorozidis, widely considered to be two of the outstanding players in CMCA history. It was first competed for in season Con Gorozidis Con joined the club in 1974 as a 13 year old and from the earliest days was it was obvious he was an immensely talented player. At the age of 14 he displayed great maturity to steer the 4th XI to victory, scoring 80 in a grand final that was slipping away, and rapidly progressed to the 1st XI, where he soon became an automatic selection. An intimidating opening bowler, some of Con s greatest moments have been with the ball a marathon 9/140 off 54 overs in the grand final against arch-rivals East Sandringham (Union won by 2 runs) and 10/68 against Hampton United in a remarkable tied game in Throughout the season, he and Michael Cordwell were a devastating new-ball combination, taking a combined 100 wickets to virtually bowl Union to the premiership. In the semi-final against Bentleigh Uniting Con was dismissed cheaply but was so determined to contribute he bowled 44 overs unchanged at one end, taking 5/59, and was so exhausted at the end he virtually had to be carried off. Brighton Union coach Alex Gerdan described him as the ultimate competitor. His 630 1st XI wickets is the highest tally for the club that can be documented. 6 As well as being a great bowler, Con has been a spectacular and prolific batsman. His six-hitting feats at Hurlingham Park are legendary, with some enormous hits sailing over 150 metres into the adjacent kindergarten and blocks of flats. His best year with the bat was , when he made 842 runs and took 38 wickets but was struck down with a serious knee injury at football training and missed out on playing in back-to-back premiership wins. While age and injury curtailed his bowling in the late 1990s, Con continued to turn it on with the bat. In Rd 1 of the season he smashed a typically brutal 130 before being runout attempting an ambitious second run. Coming in at 3/2, he made 117 and in true Con style had not picked up a bat since the end of the previous season. In a rain-shortened semi-final against Omega in , he blasted a brilliant match-winning 52 in only 19 balls (6 sixes, including 2 that went over the Bricker Pavilion into the athletics track behind). In a great career Con has made 11 centuries in the 1st XI, scored over 10,500 1st XI runs (nearly double the next highest 1st XI runs scorer), and has played 328 1st XI games, easily a club record. A Life-member, 16 time Senior Club Champion, 5 times a premiership player, dual premiership captain/coach, winner of CMCA batting and bowling awards, 3 times winner of the Knights Sportsgoods Award as CMCA player of the year, the man known throughout the CMCA as The Champ has done it all. Club President Noel Pullen commented There will never be another one as good as him in the parks in a hundred years. Without doubt Con could have played cricket at first-class level had he wished. Pitt-Gorozidis Shield Winners since inception: East Sandringham East Sandringham East Sandringham East Sandringham East Sandringham East Sandringham East Sandringham Brighton Union Brighton Union Match Drawn East Sandringham Brighton Union

7 Secretary s Annual Report for Season I present the 104 th Annual Report of the Brighton Union Cricket Club (incorporated), and I thank the committee for their efforts this season. This season the committee took on a new look with Stuart Bell completing his first full year, Julius Waras Carstensen replacing Alex Gerdan following his resignation, and Ivan Delac replacing Alex as Vice-President. I would personally like to thank President Noel Pullen and Treasurer Phillip Arnold for their continued assistance during the year. Rain disrupted play on many Saturdays during the season, making it very difficult for all, nevertheless we should be delighted with our on-field performances with three senior and three junior teams reaching the finals. The First XI reached the Grand Final for the first time since but found premiers Bentleigh Uniting too good. Congratulations to Ivan Delac and the team for reaching the ultimate game and I am sure all involved would have learnt a lot from Bentleigh Uniting s intensity and discipline. Congratulations to Dariam Kuzma and Aaron Gregory for their selection in the CMCA Longmuir Shield team of the year. Despite not making the finals, under Brian McDonough s leadership the Second XI performances over the year were very satisfying. The selection committee gave the opportunity for a number of our youth to display their abilities and going by their performance, particularly after Christmas, the club has some promising young talent. The Third XI had an outstanding season winning all eleven home and away games and deserved the Grand Final victory. Well done to Imad Amro and his team. Congratulations to Morwan Amro for winning the D-Grade CMCA bowling average and taking the CMCA aggregate wickets award. The Fourth XI did extremely well to reach the preliminary final, and although beaten had a satisfying season. Thanks to captain David Martin in his first season as captain. This season we took the unique step of appointing three coaches, one each for batting, bowling and fielding. Thanks to Ivan Delac, Ross Veitch and Andrew Hewson for performing those jobs. I particularly thank Michael Cove who did a magnificent job as Chairman of Selectors, and Brett Northage for coordinating the coaching and training throughout the season, Brett was rightly awarded the Best Clubmember award. I thank Simon Russell and Rob Robinson for their continued assistance at practice and on match day and Les Jason for First XI scoring. 7 In the junior section, we were successful in having 3 teams reach the finals. We were unable to muster sufficient players for an U-16 team, but for the first time since , the club fielded an U-17 team, which was also marks our first involvement with the Southern Churches Cricket League. Wet weather impacted on the team s results, and the side finished in 6 th place. Highlights of the season were the fine bowling efforts of Tim Hickox and Jackson McDonough. The U-14s won most of their matches and reached the grand final, but as the side were mainly first-year players they were overpowered in the final by an older, bigger and more experienced team. Nonetheless the boys can be very proud of their efforts. Austin Heldt, who was still eligible for U-12s, again had a prolific year with the bat. The U-12B side was relatively inexperienced and contained a number of first year players, but despite losing some of their better players to Private School cricket after Christmas, managed to reach the grand final. The boys were outplayed in the final by Elwood but team manager Greg Wallace did a fantastic job in moulding a competitive side. We had about half-a-dozen younger boys who we judged needed to play in a lower grade, and thus combined forces with West Bentleigh who had about 7 regulars. The combined team had a great win over eventual premiers Elsternwick to force

8 their way into 4 th spot, and while defeated in the semi-final put in a gallant effort chasing a large score. We also fielded a team of complete beginners in the U-12 modified grade, and while the boys struggled to master the skills in the first half of the season, we saw some encouraging signs in the second half of the year. No doubt these boys will continue to improve next season. Thanks to Michael Cove, Brian McDonough, Phillip Arnold, Ian Travers, Greg Wallace, Mark Paterson, James Brydon, Carey Marsden, John Lambris and Brendan Hawe for their contributions in managing these teams, amd also to the parents who assisted with transport and refreshments for the kids. The highlight socially for the season was the function held at the New Bay Hotel in February. The response from the membership was outstanding and and a great night was enjoyed by all. To Liz and Lynton Vaughan, I cannot express enough my appreciation for their work in the canteen during the season. Financially the club is in good shape, however we have some significant challenges ahead with the construction of new practice nets, which we are required to commit to financially. Finally I thank the sponsors which are listed in another part of this Report, and it was very sad that one of our significant sponsors and former player Maurie Jones lost his battle with cancer. To his family I offer my sincere sympathy. Phillip Hope Secretary 8 3rd XI D-Grade Premiers, Back row: Kamal Daou, Peter Hughes, Tom defegely, Dylan Struck, Tim Hickox, Morwan Amro Front row: Mazen Amro, Michael Caspi, Damien Rayson, Imad Amro (captain), Nezar Daou

9 9 BUCC Sponsors and Donors Many thanks to our MAJOR SPONSOR, the Newbay Hotel NewBay Hotel 329 New Street, Brighton 3186 Phone: Fax: Physical Address: First Floor, 6 Sarton Road, Clayton VIC 3168 Telephone: ( TOMAX) Fax: sales@tomax.com.au

10 10 BUCC Sponsors and Donors Pappagallo's Pizza Bistro Restaurant 764 Hawthorn Rd, Brighton East 3187 Phone: (03) The Right Merchandise - Corporate, Clubs and Events Contact Russell Purvis Ph: russell@therightmerchandise.com.au. We thank our Patron and No.1 Ticket Holder Bruce Thompson and Kookaburra for their generous support 218 Chesterville Rd, Moorabbin

11 Individual Players Sponsors BUCC Sponsors and Donors John Hanner x 5 David Burgin Paul Mornane Maurie Jones x 3 David Wingfield Rob Robinson Michael Cove x 3 Les Jason John Layias Noel Pullen x 2 Brett Northage Keith Brown Dendy Village Milk Bar 11 Donations Phillip Arnold repairs to old bowling machine Greg Wallace $500 Bruce Thompson $250 Janee McEvoy $100 Niki Paterson $70

12 SENIOR BATTING TROPHIES Club Awards for Season JUNIOR BATTING TROPHIES (Minimum qualification requirements: Minimum qualification requirements: 200 runs and 5 matches in that grade) U-16 & U-14: 150 runs and 5 matches in that grade U-12: 120 runs and 5 games in that grade) avge avge 1st XI - Ano Apostolopoulos 39.4 Under 17 XI - Ben Harris nd XI - Con Gorozidis 35.8 Under 14B XI - Austin Heldt rd XI - Imad Amro 48.4 Under 12B XI - Thomas Wallace th XI - Matthew Britten 35.9 Under 12D XI - no qualifier Under 12F X1 - no qualifier SENIOR BOWLING TROPHIES JUNIOR BOWLING TROPHIES (Minimum qualification requirements: (Minimum qualification requirements: 16 wickets and 5 games in that grade) 8 wickets and 5 games in that grade, plus bowl minimum of 50 overs (U16), 45 overs (U14) or 35 overs (U12) avge avge 1st XI - Stuart Scorgie 16.8 Under 17 XI - Jackson McDonough 5.4 2nd XI - Brian McDonough 24.3 Under 14B XI - William Travers rd XI - Mazen Amro 11.7 Under 12B X1 Thomas Wallace 4.9 4th XI - Paul Foster 12.1 Under 12D XI - Max Day 5.1 Under 12F XI - no qualifier SENIOR FIELDING TROPHIES (Minimum qualification requirements: 9 votes and 5 games in that grade) votes 1st XI - Aaron Gregory 24 2nd XI - No qualifer 3rd XI - Damien Rayson 14 4th XI - Jonathon Powell Senior Most Improved Junior Most Improved (Noel Pullen Award) Julius Waras Carstensen (Jack Vollugi Award) Tim Hickox Senior Club Champion Junior Encouragement (Kevin McNally Award) Stuart Bell (Jack Vollugi Award) Lachlan Martin Senior Club Award Junior Club Champion (David Wingfield Award) Morwan Amro (John Egan Award) Austin Heldt Senior Best Clubmember (Greg Gorozidis Memorial Award) Brett Northage Howard Leigh Award Imad Amro & Jim defegely Best U-21 Player Award (Con Gorozidis Award) Hayden McLennan Junior Best Clubmember John & Margaret Grant Award Jackson McDonough Premiership Captains Award (Peggy & Denis Adams Award) Imad Amro

13 Senior Club Champion (Kevin 13 McNally Award) From onwards, points for the Senior Club Champion are awarded for games played in the 1st XI only. A separate award (Senior Club Award) is made for the best player in the 2nd XI and below. Points system: - Statistics are calculated from all matches played including finals - Playing points: 40 pts / 1st XI match - Runs : 1 point per run scored - Wickets : points (i.e. 1 wkt = 16 pts, 2 wkts = 34 pts, etc) - 8 points per catch, stumping, run out or involvement in run out - Fielding votes: 3 votes = 8 points, 2 votes = 7 points, 1 vote = 6 points Senior Club Champion Points for Season Stuart Bell 1205 Con Pothitos 459 Julius Waras Carstensen 1101 Michael Cove 319 Aaron Gregory 1092 James de Fegely 261 Ivan Delac 1068 Andrew Vaughan 174 Darian Kuzma 1060 Andrew Hewson 168 Stuart Scorgie 977 Saul Siritzky 141 Ano Apostolopoulos 943 Brian McDonough 126 Antony Stojko 681 Con Gorozidis 104 Ross Veitch 617 Bryn Burnes 40 Hayden McLennan 486 Brett Northage 40 Stuart Bell, Senior Club Champion

14 Senior Club Award (David Wingfield Award) From onwards, the Senior Club Champion award has been restricted to 1st XI players. A separate award (Senior Club Award) was instituted for the best-performed player in the 2nd XI and below. Points system: - Statistics are calculated from all matches played including finals - Playing points: 30 pts / 2nd XI match, 20 pts / 3rd XI match, 10 pts / 4th XI and One-Day XI match - Runs : 1 point per run scored - Wickets : points (i.e. 1 wkt = 16 pts, 2 wkts = 34 pts, etc) - 8 points per catch, stumping, run out or involvement in run out - Fielding votes: 3 votes = 8 points, 2 votes = 7 points, 1 vote = 6 points 14 Senior Club Award Points for Season (top 20 points scores) Morwan Amro 1141 Tom de Fegely 546 Damien Rayson 944 Tom Lamb 537 Paul Foster 944 Tim Hickox 513 Brian McDonough 926 Peter Hughes 499 Imad Amro 738 Andrew Vaughan 471 Mazen Amro 665 Kamal Daou 461 Nezar Daou 611 Jim de Fegely 437 Brett Northage 587 James Martin 450 Michael Caspi 569 Dylan Struck 433 Con Gorozidis 565 Tony Cook 430 Bruce Thompson has been No.1 ticket holder and Patron of Brighton Union for many years. We thank him and Kookaburra for their continued financial support and donation of cricket balls.

15 15 Junior Club Champion (John Egan Award) Above: The late John Egan, life member and club stalwart since 1953 Junior club champion points system: - Only statistics from home-and-away matches are used for calculation purposes - Playing points: 10 points per match played. Numbers of home-and-away matches shown in brackets - Runs : 1 point per run scored - Wickets : 16 pts / wicket in U-16s & U-14s, 12 pts / wicket in U-12s - 16 points for direct-hit run out, 8 points per catch, stumping, or half-share in run out Junior Club Champion Points for Season Austin Heldt 508 [9] Will Brydon-Waldren 205 [10] Dario Pagoda 131 [7] Thomas Wallace 409 [8] Robert Morrison 203 [8] Patrick Burrows 127 [8] Tim Hickox 404 [6] Finn McEvoy 201 [9] Chris Whittle 126 [7] Ben Fynmore 386 [9] Sam Baker 193 [5] Mason Dimos 125 [9] Matthew Freeman 340 [9] Otis Karamoshos 179 [9] James Lambris 121 [8] Max Day 327 [10] Taka Fujiwara 177 [9] Patrick Hawe 116 [10] James Martin 315 [8] Lachlan Clyne 177 [10] Stephen Fletcher 106 [7] Jackson McDonough 305 [5] Connor Murkies-Hirsch 168 [9] Kieran May 101 [7] William Travers 295 [9] Benjamin Van Rooy 167 [7] Ethan Paz 96 [8] Ben Harris 281 [8] Stuart Higham 165 [10] Marcus Bade 94 [6] Nicholas McCann 280 [9] Matthew Northage 162 [5] Trent Puddy 71 [7] Daniel Power 279 [9] Troy Derbyshire 160 [10] Thomas Walter 63 [4] Alick Rose 273 [10] Aron LaSala 155 [10] Jake Suleymanov 56 [3] Josh Paterson 259 [10] Thomas Oliphant 152 [7] Edward Curwen 45 [3] Lachlan Martin 259 [8] Ethan Braid 151 [9] Thomas Lamb 34 [1] William Hanlon 258 [9] Sam Gimisis 148 [8] Ari Sioukas 32 [3] Evan Evans 251 [8] Lachlan McLeod 142 [7] Sam Macaw 23 [2] James Marsden 250 [9] Matteo Savio 138 [8] Joshua Clyne 21 [2] Nicholas Freeman 241 [9] Nicholas Jewell jnr 136 [5] Harrison Marostica 20 [2] Campbell Vince 221 [8] Cameron Quirk 134 [6] Aaron James 20 [2] Jeremy Power 215 [8] Ari Levin 133 [6] Declan Gregory 10 [1] Max Anson 205 [9]

16 Special congratulations are extended to: Robert Blair on being selected in Hawthorn Monash University Premier Club 1st XI 3rd XI skipper Imad Amro and all the 3rd XI players for winning the D-Grade Premiership Morwan Amro for winning the CMCA D-Grade Bowling Award and the CMCA C-Grade to One-Day Grade Aggregate wickets award Austin Heldt for winning the CMCA U-14B Twilight Batting Award Darian Kuzma and Aaron Gregory for their selection in the CMCA s Longmuir Shield Team of the Year Thomas Lamb and Austin Heldt for gaining selection in Cricket Victoria s U-14 Regional teams 16 Imad Amro and Jim defegely, who both scored centuries while combining for a third-wicket partnership of 253 in the Round 9 3rd XI match versus East Sandringham. This equals the previous record 3rd XI partnership (Con Gorozidis and Ken Reece in ), and is only surpassed in club history by a 321 partnership in the 4th XI (Paul Hack and Daniel Dunlevie in ). PLAYER MILESTONES FIRST XI ONLY 1st XI RUNS 1st XI WICKETS 1st XI GAMES 1st XI CATCHES Darian Kuzma 2500 Stuart Bell 100 Aaron Gregory 50 Ivan Delac 1500 Aaron Gregory 1000 ALL SENIOR XIs TOTAL RUNS TOTAL WICKETS TOTAL GAMES TOTAL CATCHES Con Gorozidis Paul Foster 250 Cyril Campbell 100 Darian Kuzma 50 Nezar Daou 4000 Morwan Amro 150 Damien Rayson 100 Darian Kuzma 3000 Brett Northage 50 Aaron Gregory 50 Imad Amro 2000 J WarasCarstensen 50 Ivan Delac 1500 Romy Nayagam 50 Aaron Gregory 1000 James Stojko 50 Scott Morgan 1000 Brian McDonough 50

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18 Club Champion and Club Award Trophy Winners Since Senior Club Champion* Senior Club Award* Junior Club Champion (Kevin McNally Award) (David Wingfield Award) (John Egan Award) (inception ) William Ould G. Moore Allen Thomas Greg Porter John C. Egan Greg Porter John C. Egan Jeff Hayes Gary O Mahony Julien Wiener Rex Prosser Julien Wiener Kevin McNally Greg Hill Keith Hamilton Peter Head Kevin McNally Peter Head Jeffrey Hayes Peter Head William Ould Con Gorozidis Paul Mornane Con Gorozidis Brian Adams Con Gorozidis John C. Egan Andrew Grant Con Gorozidis Andrew Grant David Blair John O Sullivan Steve Cunningham John O Sullivan Anthony Grant John O Sullivan Con Gorozidis Andrew Zogoulas Con Gorozidis Sean Egan Con Gorozidis Joel Williams Con Gorozidis Alexander Gerdan Russell Purvis Julian Waterfall Alexander Gerdan Michael Morfea Con Gorozidis Joel Williams Con Gorozidis Michael Morfea Con Gorozidis Con Pothitos Con Gorozidis Adam Pirrie Con Gorozidis Con Pothitos Alexander Gerdan Andrew Lake Con Pothitos Alexander Gerdan Peter Head Kivanc Cevik-Yahya Con Gorozidis Richard Lewis Kivanc Cevik-Yahya Con Gorozidis Richard Lewis Kivanc Cevik-Yahya Con Gorozidis Matthew O Sullivan Saul Siritzky Con Gorozidis Matthew O Sullivan James Jorgensen Paul Edwards Robert Adams Bennett Pascoe Con Gorozidis Mario Vucko Patrick Youens David Grant David Blair Patrick Youens & Nicholas Kaine Danny Frew Mario Vucko Patrick Youens Con Gorozidis David Blair Antony Stojko James Gaynor Damien Rayson Nicholas Kaine Con Pothitos Mazen Amro Jack Jopling James Gaynor Morwan Amro Hayden McLennan Justin King Brian McDonough Robert Blair Con Pothitos Brian McDonough Matthew Freeman Justin King Brian McDonough Thomas Lamb Stuart Bell Morwan Amro Austin Heldt * From onwards Senior Club Champion has been calculated using 1st XI matches only. Senior games played in the 2nd XI and below contribute towards the Senior Club Award. 18

19 Most Improved and Encouragement Trophy Winners Since Senior Most Improved Junior Most Improved Junior Encouragement (Noel Pullen Award) (Jack Vollugi Awards - no awards prior to ) David Blair Keith Hamilton Brian Adams Robert Hallowell David Blair Michael Fox Alan Feigan / Steve Cunningham Kevin Adams Graham Adams Simon Davis Lewis Coyle Con Gorozidis Brian Dillon Paul Mornane Anthony Grant Steve Brown Brian Adams Tim Gallop Andrew Sammut John Layias Robert Adams Jeff Smith / Paul Minahan Tim Gallop Craig Cunningham Shaun Dooley Kevin Adams / Jeff Armstrong Ken McAlpine Paul Minahan Russell Purvis Brendan Egan Fred Giuliano Anthony Grant Sean Egan Ricky Krzywniak Con Gorozidis Andrew Zogoulas Harry Stamatopoulos George Gerdan Alex Gerdan John Tamvakis Alexander Gerdan Campbell Dwyer Marko Bozinovic Anthony Reiche Paul Scales Owen Morros George Gerdan Shainne Thomson Mark Batson Alexander Gerdan Shainne Thomson Sam Oliver / Kieran Lynch Danny Frew Brett Millar Con Pothitos George Gorozidis Nicholas Jewell Luke Haddon Shainne Thomson Adam Pirrie Luke McDowall Simon Williams Adam Pirrie Simon Boileau / Damien Lynch Danny Frew Con Pothitos Russell Larke Alexander Gerdan Kivanc Cevik-Yahya Adam Bonney Chris Bull Paul Townsend Ross Caldera Richard Lewis Saul Siritzky Ben Baker George Gorozidis Marcus Adams Andreas Kakogiannis David Bratby Saul Siritzky Tom Orchard Les Larke Tom Orchard Glenn Cullinan-Smayle Kivanc Cevik-Yahya Stuart Bell Matthew Bennett Richard Lewis Patrick Youens Jeremiah Coughlan Michael Cove Nicholas Kaine Andrew Zaks Jeremiah Coughlan / George Gorozidis Robert Blair Alistar Sullivan Imad Amro Mark Weerdenburg / Rory Lynch / Killian Donohoe / James Hanson Andrew Olsen / Sebastian Lindner James Gaynor Jack Jopling Sam Doyle Stuart Bell Antony Stojko James defegely Andrew Vaughan Phillip Georgiou Thomas Dwyer Antony Stojko Robert Blair Nickolas Perry Aaron Gregory James McCann Reeve Morgan Antony Stojko Austin Heldt Lachlan McLeod Julius Waras Carstensen Tim Hickox Lachlan Martin 19 Club legend the late Jack Vollugi, who coached the club from 1971 until his death in During this period Brighton Union CC won 7 CMCA club championships, and 21 premierships in all grades from 1 st XI through to U-12s. Jack loved coaching, especially with young people, and his contribution to community cricket will always be remembered at the club

20 20 Howard Leigh Award This special award began in and is given for an especially significant performance by an individual or group. The award can be for either on-field or off-field contributions to the club Tony Grant & Owen Morros (last wicket stand to win A-grade semi-final versus Washington Park) Max Kaye (exemplary attendance at training / match day / social functions) Con Pothitos (inspiring leadership and recruiting efforts in the U-16 team) Puma Cup players (defeated three District 1st XI sides to reach the semi-final of the Puma Cup) Simon Beshara (showed remarkable composure as an U-14 playing in 4th XI final series) Danny Frew (great personal improvement and enthusiasm around the club) Entire 3rd XI side (club record score of 9/501 versus Mackie) Matthew Britten & Danny Frew (club record 1st XI opening stand of 207 versus Bentleigh Uniting) Justin Gartlan (145 & 4/74 in his first game for the club) Darian Kuzma (at 14 years of age the youngest player selected in the 1st XI since 1968) Peter McConville (match winning 102 n.o. & 6/31 versus Chelsea RSL in the 4th XI) Corie Derrick (excellent performances in 3rd XI finals campaign) George Gorozidis (record A-grade individual score of 263 n.o. versus Bentleigh ANA) Danny Frew (122 in A-grade preliminary-final match versus Mackie) Con Pothitos (100 & 3/37 versus Brighton Central in 1st XI) Peter Hughes (excellent performances in 2nd XI finals campaign) Kivanc Cevik (maiden century in 3rd XI grand final) Cyril Campbell (110 n.o. in 2nd XI grand final) Robert Blair (52no & 5/90 in 2nd X1 semi final) Brian McDonough (6/38 & 5/6 in 4th XI v Washington Park) Imad Amro & Jim defegely (Third Wicket Partnership of 253 in 3rd X1 v East Sandringham) We thank Life Member and club stalwart Brad Kreymborg for his financial support of the club over many years

21 21 Club Premiership Captains (Peggy & Denis Adams Award) This Perpetual trophy commenced in Inscription on the trophy reads as follows - Presented to Brighton Union Cricket Club by Peggy and Denis Adams in appreciation of the club s contribution to junior cricket and our sons Kevin, Brian, Graham and Robert th XI - Noel Pullen (Captain) & Chris Craddock (Acting Captain in final) U-16 XI - Mark Olsen nd XI - Keith Hamilton U-14 XI - John O Sullivan st XI - Kevin McNally st XI - Kevin McNally U-14 XI - Michael Morfea th XI - David Wingfield U-14 XI - Simon Williams st XI - Con Gorozidis st XI - Con Gorozidis rd XI - Peter Head st XI - Alex Gerdan U-12 Green XI - Darian Kuzma U-12 Gold XI - Marcus Adams U-12 Gold XI - Casey Caldera & Brett Louis (joint captains) st XI - Alex Gerdan U-14 (Friday) XI - James Jorgensen U-12 Gold XI - James Travers & Elan Novis (joint captains) U-14 (Friday) XI - Eliot Bingham & Damon Kaine (joint captains) U-14 (Friday) XI - Eliot Bingham & Damon Kaine (joint captains) U-12 Green XI - Nicholas Kaine U-12 Gold XI - Dylan Struck U-14 (Friday A) XI - Antony Stojko rd XI - Imad Amro U-14 (Friday A) XI - Jack Moffitt, Jordan Steele & Pat Tiernan (joint captains) nd XI - Jason Parsonage One-Day XI - Andrew Kryzwniak U-16 XI - Antony Stojko U-12B X1 - Ben Fynmore & Austin Heldt (joint captains) rd X1 - Imad Amro

22 22 Senior and Junior Best Clubmember Awards Since Senior Best Clubmember Junior Best Clubmember Best U-21 Player (Greg Gorozidis Memorial Award) (John & Margaret Grant Award) (Con Gorozidis Award) Robert Wheeler A.J. (Jack) Vollugi A.J. (Jack) Vollugi A.J. (Jack) Vollugi Steven Willingham Graham M. Adams Alan Brown Steven Fox Alan Feigan Mark Olsen Mark Gurry / Basil Kennedy Mark Gurry / Neil Sadler Robert Adams Robert Adams George Gerdan Robert Adams Owen Morros Keith McNally Marko Bozinovic Phillip Arnold Duncan McLeary Anthony Reiche Michael Morfea Gerrard Healy Simon Williams Simon Haddon Michael Morfea Andrew Lake Nicholas Jewell Jim, Nora, Sue & Pornphun McNally Henry Minson Gerard Healy Con Pothitos Jim McNally Gillian Beshara Noel Pullen David Bratby David Bratby Kivanc Cevik-Yahya Anthony (Jack) Vollugi Michael Cove Phillip Arnold James Jorgensen Diane Blair Michael Cove & James Jorgensen David Wingfield Michael Cove Owen Morros Michael Cove & Saul Siritzky Simon Russell Saul Siritzky John Hammer Patrick Youens Simon Russell Antony Stojko Phillip Hope Jackson Moffitt Rob Robinson Matthew Northage Paul Hack Andrew Liu Brian McDonough Nicholas Jewell jnr Elizabeth Vaughan Ryan Fogarty Michael Cove Ben Harris Antony Stojko Brett Northage Jackson McDonough Hayden McLennan Above: the late Greg Gorozidis

23 23 Senior Match Points Ladders at End of the Home and Away Season * Premiers + Runners Up 1st XI (Longmuir Shield) 2nd XI (Woolnough Shield) * Bentleigh Uniting 66 + Washington Park Brighton Union 48 * Chelsea Heights 1 54 East Sandringham 48 Moorabbin West 1 51 Elwood 42 Bentleigh Uniting 2 48 Hampton Central 36 Omega 2 36 Bentleigh ANA 36 Brighton Union 2 33 Carnegie South 30 Cluden 1 33 Kingston Heath 24 Asp Edithvale RSL 1 27 Le Page Park 24 East Sandringham 2 24 Mackie 18 Highett West 1 15 West Bentleigh 18 Hampton United 1 12 Omega 6 Bentleigh ANA 2 6 3rd XI (D-Grade) 4th XI (F-Grade) * Brighton Union Elwood Omega 3 54 Brighton Union 4 54 Moorabbin West 2 48 East Sandringham 4 51 Bentleigh ANA 3 42 * Omega 5 49 East Sandringham 3 36 Bentleigh ANA 4 48 Carnegie South 3 30 Washington Park 4 46 Kingston Heath 3 27 Moorabbin West 3 24 East Bent Central 1 24 Kingston Heath 4 21 Melb Wanderers 2 24 Aspendale 3 18 Cluden 2 21 Cheltenham Park 2 15 Brighton District 3 12 Carnegie South 4 12 Asp Edithvale RSL 2 6 Hampton United 2 12

24 24 1st XI Players' Statistics Player M Inn NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE Ov Md R W 5WI BB AVE Apostolopoulos, Ano * Delac, Ivan / Kuzma, Darian Gregory, Aaron Vaughan, Andrew * Cove, Michael / Pothitos, Con * / McLennan, Hayden / Bell, Stuart / Scorgie, Stuart / Stojko, Antony Siritzky, Saul Veitch, Ross / WarasCarstensen, Jul / McDonough, Brian / Gorozidis, Con defegley, James * 7 NA / st XI Match Results Season st Rd 1 Elwood 6/152 (M Cove 3/29) def Brighton Union 8/150 (I Delac 44, A Apostolopoulos 36 ) Rd 2 Brighton Union 7/151 (A Gregory 33) def by Bentleigh Uniting 8/160 Rd 3 Kingston Heath 7/129 (J WarasCarstensen 4/26) def by Brighton Union 8/200 (D Kuzma 83, A Gregory 57) Rd 4 Brighton Union 4/87 def West Bentleigh 85 (S Bell 4/31, R Veitch 3/11) Rd 5 Brighton Union 7/137 (D Kuzma 56, A Apostolopoulos 31) def East Sandringham 8/132 (R Veitch 3/29) Rd 6 Omega 108 def by Brighton Union 3/285 ()I Delac 119, A Apostolopoulos 78*, D Kuzma 70) Rd 7 Mackie 8/163 def by Brighton Union 4/220 (A Gregory 61, C Pothitos 58*, I Delac 35) Rd 8 Hampton Central 6/157 def Brighton Union 147 (D Kuzma 79) Rd 9 Brighton Union 6/143 (A Apostolopoulos 53, I Delac 35) def Le Page Park 7/141 (J WarasCarstensen 4/22, S Bell 3/39) Rd 10 Carnegie South 121 (S Bell 4/16) def by Brighton Union 4/122 (I Delac 50*, S Bell 33) Rd 11 Brighton Union 5/163 (A Apostolopoulos 56*, D Kuzma 40) def Bentleigh ANA 162 (J WarasCarstensen 4/31, S Scorgie 3/43, S Bell 3/47) SF Bentleigh Uniting 9/207 def Brighton Union 192 (A Gregory 93, H McLennan 32)

25 PF Brighton Union 5/104 (I Delac 36*) drew East Sandringham 7/228 GF Bentleigh Uniting 3/120 def Brighton Union 119 (I Delac 34 ) aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaxi : Match Results Saeson nd XI Players' Statistics Player M Inn NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. Ov Md R W 5 WI Youens, Patrick * / Gorozidis, Con /3 NA McLennan, Hayden * / McDonough, Brian / Struck, Dylan * Vaughan, Andrew /13 NA Parsonage, Jason /30 NA defegely, Andrew * Siritzky, Saul Gerdan, Alexander * / Lamb, Thomas / Campbell, Cyril /9 NA Northage, Brett * / Hewson, Andrew / Stojko, James Gorozidis, George /0 NA Northage, Matthew /11 NA McDonough, Jackson / Martin, James / Gaynor, James Baker, Sam Nayagam, Romy /23 NA defegely, Thomas Rayson, Damien /27 NA defegley, James /25 NA Daou, Nezar Harris, Ben Amro, Imad Hickox, Tim / Burnes, Bryn / BB AVE

26 26 2nd XI Match Results Season st Rd 1 Brighton Union 61 def by Aspendale - Edithvale RSL 62 (H McLennan 3/6, T Lamb 3/8) Rd 2 Bentleigh Uniting 0/161 def Brighton Union 9/149 (C Gorozidis 53, A Vaughan 48) Rd 3 Brighton Union 51 def by Chelsea Heights 0/56 Rd 4 Cluden 6/177 (B McDonough 4/21) def by Brighton Union 3/182 (H McLennan 50*, B McDonough 45*, C Gorozidis 35, S Siritzky 34) Rd 5 East Sandringham 81 (B Northage 3/16) def by Brighton Union 2/85 (C Gorozidis 36) Rd 6 Brighton Union 80 def by Omega 9/246 (B McDonough 4/65, B Northage 3/52) Rd 7 Brighton Union 6/154 (H McLennan 38, B McDonough 32) def by Moorabbin West 6/159 (B McDonough 5/34) Rd 8 Brighton Union drew Washington Park (ground unplayable) Rd 9 Hampton United 125 (T Hickox 3/21, B Northage 3/29) def by Brighton Union 182 (B McDonough 67, T Lamb 33) Rd 10 Brighton Union 137 (C Gorozidis 74) def Highett West 101 (P Youens 3/13) Rd 11 Bentleigh ANA 164 (B Northage 3/19) def by Brighton Union 7/242 (C Gorozidis 45, J Parsonage 42, A Hewson 30) 3rd XI Match Results Season st Rd 1 Asp-Edithvale RSL 69 (M Caspi 3/6, D Rayson 3/14) def by Brighton Union 4/191 (I Amro 100*, D Rayson 56*) Rd 2 Brighton Union 4/102 (P Youens 38) def Carnegie South 98 (D Rayson 5/18) Rd 3 Kingston Heath 148 (D Rayson 4/33) def by Brighton Union 7/151 (J Gaynor 48, M Caspi 31*, P Hughes 30) Rd 4 Brighton Union 7/137 (D Struck 31, I Amro 30) def Cluden 128 (Mor.Amro 4/32, Maz.Amro 3/30) Rd 5 Brighton Union 9/163 (T Hickox 35*) def Brighton District 136 (J defegley 4/19) Rd 6 Bentleigh ANA 51 (T Lamb 3/1, Maz.Amro 3/15) def by Brighton Union 9/142 (Mor.Amro 44) Rd 7 Moorabbin West 84 (Mor.Amro 4/15, J defegley 3/5) def by Brighton Union 9/140 (Maz.Amro 32, K Daou 32) Rd 8 East Bentleigh Central 75 (Mor. Amro 5/17, D Rayson 3/13) def by Brighton Union 3/80 (Maz.Amro 44*) Rd 9 Brighton Union 3/300 (J defegley 138, I Amro 109* ) def East Sandringham 6/297 (D Rayson 3/63) Rd 10 Omega 9/111 (Mor. Amro 4/16) def by Brighton Union 8/113

27 Rd 11 Brighton Union 7/386 (P Hughes 166, T defegely 79, I Amro 50) def Melbourne Wanderers 99 (Mor. Amro 4/9, T Hickox 4/12) SF Brighton Union 228 (T defegely 99, K Daou 34, P Hughes 32) def by Omega 5/229 (T Hickox 3/41) PF Brighton Union 132 drew Bentleigh ANA 8/110 (Mor.Amro 5/58) GF Omega 125 (D Rayson 3/28) def by Brighton Union 199 (I Amro 61, T Defegely 33) 27 3rd XI Players' Statistics Player M Inn NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. Ov Md R W 5 WI defegley, James / Amro, Imad * Gaynor, James Hughes, Peter / Youens, Patrick Hickox, Tim * / defegely, Thomas Amro, Mazen * / Daou, Kamal Struck, Dylan Rayson, Damien * / Steele, Oliver * Parsonage, Jason / Daou, Nezar Amro, Morwan / Caspi, Michael * / Stojko, James Harris, Ben Lennon, Matt defegely, Andrew Burnes, Bryn / Kumar, Jagdeep / Lamb, Thomas / Dimachki, Mimo / Frost, Peter Foster, Paul * 7 NA /7 NA Reid, Nicholas * 0 NA Healey, Harry * 6 NA /8 NA McDonough, Jackson * 9 NA /27 NA Martin, David /14 NA BB AVE

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29 29 4th XI Players' Statistics Player M Inn NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. Ov Md R W 5 WI Nayagam, Romy Vaughan, Andrew / Harris, Ben / Graham-Bowman, Nick /5 NA Britten, Matthew / Foster, Paul / Karamoshos, Denny /8 NA Kryzwniak, Andrew / Jones, Wayne * / Hack, Paul / Healey, Harry / Morgan, Scott / Hickox, Tim /26 NA Gaynor, James / Cook, Tony / Donohoe, John * / Oliphant, Robert /34 NA Powell, Jonathon * / Marwick, Julian * / Tansey, Brad /14 NA Reid, Nicholas Stojko, James Haddon, Simon / Martin, David / McGlynn, Joel Behnk, David Steele, Oliver /19 NA McDonough, Jackson / Youens, Patrick / Fletcher, Stephen O'Sullivan, Matthew * 65 NA McDonough, Brian * 105 NA / Kumar, Jagdeep * 0 NA /21 NA Edwards, Paul / Arnold, Phillip /29 NA BB AVE

30 30 4th XI Match Results Season Rd 1 Brighton Union 233 (A Vaughan 113, P Foster 74) def Elwood 216 (P Youens 3/43) Rd 2 Aspendale lost on n walkover to Brighton Union Rd 3 Brighton Union 5/190 (M Britten 82, D Karamoshos 62) def Kingston Heath 3/184 Rd 4 Omega 4/211 def Brighton Union 138 (P Foster 47, H Healey 32) Rd 5 Moorabbin West 6/141 (P Foster 3/23) def by Brighton Union 6/143 (A Kryzwniak 72) Rd 6 Brighton Union 259 (A Kryzwniak 62, R Nayagam 57, N Graham-Bowman 38) def Bentleigh ANA 9/174 (T Cook 4/21, P Foster 3/25) & 3/87 Rd 7 Brighton Union 3/195 (P Foster 91, B Harris 54) def Washington Park 7/185 (T Cook 3/32) Rd 8 Brighton Union 7/313 (B McDonough 105*, H Healey 70, D Karamoshos 34) def Carnegie South 103 (H Healey 3/7) Rd 9 East Sandringham 8/222 (J Donohoe 5/75) def Brighton Union 161 (M Britten 47, P Hack 37) Rd 10 Brighton Union 9/248 (M O'Sullivan 65*, M Britten 34, T Cook 34, P Foster 32) def Cheltenham Park 112 (T Cook 3/46) Rd 11 Hampton United 128 (P Foster 4/27) def by Brighton Union 9/155 (P Foster 59, D Karamoshos 50) SF Elwood 4/146 def Brighton Union 139 (M Britten 48) PF Brighton Union 38 def by Omega 133 (P Foster 6/14)

31 Junior Match Points Ladders at End of the Home and Away Season * Premiers + Runners Up Friday Under 17 XI Friday Under 14 XI (SDCCL) (U-14 B grade) Kingston Heath 51 Brighton District 48 Carnegie South 48 Brighton Union 39 Washington Park 45 * Beaumaris 2 39 East Sandringham 45 + S.Caulfield-Bentleigh 27 Emmanuel SthOakl gh 45 Kingston Heath 27 Brighton Union 36 Brighton 2 21 St.Pauls GlenWaverley 24 Le Page Park 12 East Oakleigh 21 South Melb District 2 9 Carnegie 15 Glen Waverley 15 Mt. Waverley Uniting Under 12 (Green) XI Under 12 (Gold) XI Under 12 (Red) XI (U-12B Grade) (U-12D West Grade, combined (U12F West (modified grade) team with West Bentleigh CC) * Ormond 51 + Elwood 2 51 No Premiership points or + Brighton Union 48 * Elsternwick 3 48 ladders in the modified grades Elwood 45 East Sandringham 3 45 Dingley 39 West Bent-Bri Union 42 Kingston Saints 33 South Melb District 4 39 South Caulfield 33 South Caulfield 2 27 Le Page Park 27 McKinnon 3 21 Moorabbin Park 12 South Melb District 5 15 Bentleigh Uniting 9 Brighton 5 12 Brighton 2 3

32 32 UNDER 17 XI Players' Statistics (This team competed in the Southern Districts & Churches Cricket League Friday U-17 competition) Player M Inn NO 100s 50s HS RUNS AVE. Ov Md R W 4 WI Hickox, Tim * / Harris, Ben / Martin, James / Vince, Campbell * / VanRooy, Ben * / Jewell, Nicholas / Northage, Matthew / Baker, Sam / McDonough, Jackson / Whittle, Chris / Walter, Thomas / May, Kieran / Fletcher, Stephen / Bade, Marcus BB AVE U-17 XI Match Results Season Rd1 Washington Park 4/239 drew Brighton Union (washed out) Rd2 Carnegie South 8/206 def Brighton Union 106 J. Martin 43 Rd3 Brighton Union 4/98 (T.Hickox 40*) def Mt. Waverley Uniting 8/61 Rd4 East Sandringham 9/83 (M.Northage 3/18) def Brighton Union 7/68 Rd5 Bye Rd6 Kingston Heath 9/283 (J.McDonough 5/30) def Brighton Union 88 Rd7 Brighton Union drew St.Pauls Glen Waverley (one-day game - washed out) Rd8 Brighton Union 9/126 (B.Harris 36) def Glen Waverley 89 (T.Hickox 4/15, J.McDonough 4/21) Rd9 Brighton Union 3/106 (B.Harris 40) drew East Oakleigh 119 (T.Hickox 5/29) Rd10 Brighton Union 8/98 (J.Martin 32) def Carnegie 9/84

33 NewBay Hotel, New St Street, Brighton 3186 UNDER 14B XI Players' Statistics Player M Inn NO 50s HS RUNS AVE. Ov Md R W 3 WI Heldt, Austin * / Fynmore, Ben * / Lamb, Thomas /10 NA Freeman, Matthew * / Power, Daniel / McCann, Nicholas / Freeman, Nicholas / Levin, Ari / Travers, William * / McEvoy, Finn * / Hanlon, William * / Pagoda, Dario / Quirk, Cameron / Suleymanov, Jake / Gimisis, Samuel / Fujiwara, Taka * 7 NA / BB AVE U-14B XI Match Results Season Rd1 Brighton Union 5/130 (B.Fynmore 30*, N.Freeman 21) def Sth Caulfield-Bentleigh 1/75 Rd2 Brighton Union 3/133 (B.Fynmore 33*, N.McCann 28*, A.Heldt 28*) def South Melb District 8/80 (W.Travers 2/8, S.Gimisis 2/10, F.McEvoy 2/11) Rd3 Brighton Union 7/151 (M.Freeman 25, W.Travers 23*, D.Power 21*, B.Fynmore 20) def Le Page Park 127 (W.Travers 2/7, D.Power 2/8, B.Fynmore 2/15, W.Hanlon 2/24) Rd4 Kingston Heath 9/172 (A.Heldt 3/36) def Brighton Union 5/170 decl (B.Fynmore 50*, A.Heldt 25*) Rd5 Brighton Union 186 (A.Heldt 52*, B.Fynmore 36) def Beaumaris2 88 (T.Fujiwara 3/6, B.Fynmore 3/10) Rd6 Brighton Union 5/159 (A.Heldt 51*, D.Power 34, N.Freeman 20*) def Brighton2 9/154 (W.Hanlon 3/7) Rd7 Sth Caulfield-Bentleigh 8/68 (C.Quirk 2/6, W.Travers 2/6, D.Pagoda 2/9) def Brighton Union 8/64 (A.Heldt 27) Rd8 Brighton Union 7/223 (M.Freeman 52*, A.Heldt 49*, N.McCann 40, A.Levin 20) drew Beaumaris2 5/134 (W.Hanlon 2/18)

34 34 Rd9 Brighton Union 140 (D.Power 30, N.McCann 25) def Brighton2 97 (F.McEvoy 2/14) SF Brighton Union 178 (A.Heldt 50*, B.Fynmore 32, M.Freeman 29, N.Freeman 23) def Beaumaris2 6/128 (F.McEvoy 3/19) GF Brighton District 5/143 (B.Fynmore 3/25) def Brighton Union 99 U-14 Friday B-Grade Runners-Up, Back row: Will Travers, Ari Levin, Austin Heldt, Cameron Quirk, Daniel Power, Nick McCann (co-captain), Finn McEvoy, Phillip Arnold (manager) Front row: Ben Fynmore (co-captain), Sam Gimisis, Will Hanlon, Taka Fujiwara, Matt Freeman, Nick Freeman

35 35 U-12 B-Grade Runners-Up, Back row: Matteo Savio, Daniel Power, Robbie Morrison, Lachlan Mcleod, Phillip Arnold (coach), Tom Wallace, Alick Rose, Evan Evans, Greg Wallace (manager) Front row: Mason Dimos, Max Anson, Joshy Paterson, Aron LaSala, Lachlan Martin