Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Sports Results Deadline Sports Results for 23rd November, 2009

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1 Over the last two weekends Maleny U16B Redbacks cricket team played local rivals Landsborough in what was to be a great game of cricket. Maleny were sent into bat first and after a good start were 4 wkts for 101 runs before Ben Wilkinson (49 Sports Results Deadline Sports results should be forwarded to Gail Denver by no later than the following Monday night. address is gail@mavmuse.com Photos are welcome and can be attached as attachments in jpg format. Any special events or messages for teams for the coming week can also be forwarded and will be included in the newsletter. Club website: Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Sports Results for 23rd November, 2009 Maleny U16 Redback cricket Great finish to a great game runs) and Adam Brown (36 runs) came to the crease and put on a well fought 110 run partnership to have Maleny at 4 wkts for 210 and in a strong position to score 300 runs plus. Unfortunately, this wasn t to be, as Landsborough regrouped and had Maleny all out for 251. Maleny had only 30 minutes to bowl before the end of the first day s play and after 10 overs, Landsborough were 2 for 33, with Ben Wilkinson and Nick Selman gettiing a wicket each to close play for the day. Day 2 and it was going to be a hot day in the field for Maleny; the wickets slowly started to fall but with Landsborough also hitting quick runs, it wasn t all plain sailing for the home team. Eventually Landsborough were all out for 143 runs, with Nick taking 3 wickets, Dylan Davies 2 wkts and Moacyr Lima bowling at his best, also taking 2 wkts. 1st inning points to Maleny. Maleny enforced the follow on, went back in the field but Landsborough werent going to lie down and after 12 overs were 2 wkts for 54 runs. Then everything seemed to go Maleny s way, the wickets starting tumbling and Landsborough were all out for 132 runs, a much improved performance in the field by all the Maleny players, which saw some great catches and even a run out, well done. The game still wasn t over and Maleny needed 27 runs in 5 overs to win outright. Easy? Not so, as Landsborough weren t about to give up and were on fire to have Maleny at 5 wkts for 13 runs. At this point the game could have gone either way. Moacyr joined Harrison Canton at the crease with 14 runs to win and 8 balls remaining. Moacyr with the 1st ball faced hit 4 runs and with one over left, Maleny needed 10 runs to win and Landsborough 5 wkts to win outright. Who said Cricket is boring? Harrison hit a four, then a single, leaving Moacyr on strike, who let loose and hit his second four. With 2 balls left and one run to win, Moacyr hit the ball and both batsman scampered through for Continued on Back Page! For more information visit our web site:

2 Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Your Web Site Remember this is your web site. We are happy to maintain this site and the sports results news. We can only do that thought if we get your sports results in time to put this together and get it onto the web site. Photos add to the results and we would like to add them to the story and results. Help us to help get this information out to our community. Your Sports Club Results If your club or organisation is an associate member of the Maleny District Sports and Recreation Club Inc then you can publicise your club results in this, your own internet web site. Let the whole world see just what is happening in your part of it. informatioon and relevant photos to no later than the following Monday night and she will organise the rest. The site will be upgraded Tuesday morning. Maleny Bowls Club Results Tuesday s Plum Pudding Day winners were Maureen Holdway and Bas Crain who recorded two wins plus17. The first round winners were Tony Turner and Ray Oldfield and the second round went the way of Yvonne Cox and Peter Duffy. The Jackpot wasn t won and the Money-board winner was Kay Gesch. The players were treated to a very tasty morning tea courtesy of Ladies President, Helga Falcongreen. Much appreciated, Helga. Thursday s Nominated Mixed Triples had to be played mostly as pairs with only two Triples teams because of the lack of numbers. The winners with two wins plus nine were Tony Turner[second win for the week] and Ian Hansen. The Runners-up with plus seven in the second game were the Triples Team consisting of the Lankesters [Faye and Dennis played one game each], Doug Frawley and Nev Littler. Ian Hansen was the Moneyboard winner. Friday s Scroungers also went to Ian Hansen who defeated Richard Groves and Mark Curtis in the three man final. Great to see two new Bowlers [Richard and Mark] making it through to the final. The only Sponsors Prize winner present was Helga Facongreen who won the Full Monte prize. Other winners would have been:- Doug Frawley [played Scroungers but went home early] for Supa IGA now worth $280 this week, Terry Halliday [still on the sick list] for Beechwood Bakehouse, Gary Caldicott [holidaying] for Live Life Villages now worth $220 this week and Les Fawkes for Lavender Fields in the Mist. Just goes to show you should be there on Friday evening in case your Membership Number gets drawn. Saturday morning, reigning Club Singles Champion, Ian Hansen, suffered a humiliating defeat at the hands of Ray Oldfield. Hansen only had to give Ray two shots start on Handicap but was thrashed 25 shots to two. Hansen was heard to comment that he had played a great many sports at different levels but couldn t remember a worse hiding. Congratulations Ray on a great victory. Funny game Bowls--- Champ one day, Chump the next. One of the idiosyncrasies of the game that keeps us enthralled. This week begins with the Men s Monthly Jackpot Pairs on Monday [ a bit of a misnomer this week as there will be two Ladies playing], Jackpot Pairs/Triples Tuesday and Scroungers on Friday. Just two reminders First, your 2010 Subscriptions are due by November 30th Secondly, bookings and payment for the Presentation Night/Christmas Party are needed by Friday, December 4th.

3 Witta Street Kids beat Allsorts 6-1. For Kids, doubles by Andreas Ruggieri and Yarran Smyrell with tries by Jaimal Grogan, Luke Heading, Joe Cole and Jeremy Conway. For Allsorts, a try by Lindsay Muir. Best and fairest were Luke Heading, Christina Chipisuboff, Rebecca Rea and Jason Brittle. Reffed by Georgia Durham and Tom Duggan. Concept IT beat Cool Runnings 8-5. For IT, three tries apiece by Benn Woodford and Joe Osberger with tries by Oliver Watson and Samuel Wilson. For Cools, doubles by Dean Perriman and Matt Elliott with a try by David Kerr. Best and fairest were Nathan Arnold-Brown, Joe Osberger, Amanda Edwards and Matt Elliott. Reffed by Russell Eggins. Team Nippy Jim beat Big Dogs 7-2. For Jims, four tries by Jake Heading, a double by Jack Murray and a try by Ashley Brown. For Dogs, only one try recorded and that by Matt Simpson. Best and fairest were Elizabeth Yorkston, Michael Ludwig, Jo Kerr and Sam Martin. Reffed by Rob Mackintosh. Revheads won on a forfeit by WittaCork Warriors. Graham Sayer Constructions beat Maleny Jewellers 4-3. For GSC, two tries by Meagan Sayer and tries by Tim Davies and Sam Ward. For Jewellers, three tries by Stephen Woodford. Best and fairest were Ellenor Woods, Michael Nash, Jess Boon and Stephen Woodford. Reffed by Rod Christensen. Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Maleny - Witta Touch Football roundup Reults for games played November 20th... Hired Hands beat Maleny Vets 6-3. For Hands, three tries by Matt Ridge and tries by Davy Stabler, Brooke Monahan and Jacinta Lusk. For Vets, tries by Alex Mackintosh, Sam Duggan and Brett Hollindale. Best and fairest were Rob Mackintosh, Sam Duggan, Brooke Monahan and Jacinta Lusk. Reffed by Shaun Arnold-Brown and Reid Watson. Roots beat Pink 6-4 in a fast, tight match. For Roots, doubles by Cohen Medson and Tim Allen with tries by David Turner and Dan Allen. For Pink, doubles by David Schaumberg and Thomas Schaumberg. Best and fairest were not recorded. Reffed by Georgia Durham and Mark Christensen. A4U beat Terminators 8-6. For A4U, four tries by Riley Deacon, three tries by Jono Elston and a try by Scott Deacon. For Terminators, doubles by Billy Dauth and Luci Coey with tries by Jason Gruenefeld and Jake Gray. Best and fairest were Luci Coey, Billy Dauth, Riley Deacon and Alexis Gillingham. Reffed by Jack Murray. Hurricanes beat Apex Assassins For Hurricanes, four tries by Reid Watson, a double by James Bonney and tries by Shaun Arnold-Brown, Will Sharp, Luke Cauley and Bendyshe Wilkinson. For Apex, a double by Keith Owen and tries by Amanda Owen, John Fleiter, Sarsha Anthony, Glen Cauley and Chris Bourke. Best and fairest were Shaun Arnold-Brown, Tim Bagshaw, Chloe Fuller and Nicole Cauley. Reffed by Jake Heading. Game Times for Friday, 27th November Graham Sayer Construction v WittaCork Warriors, Terminators v Roots, Pink v Hired Hands; 7.30 Team Nippy Jim v Revheads, A4U v Apex, Big Dogs v Concept IT; 8.30 Cool Runnings v Maleny Jewellers, Allsorts v Maleny Vets, Hurricanes v Witta Street Kids. NOTE For Referees. Could all refs please record tries next to the scores and also could refs list a best and fairest male and female from each team (that s four names altogether) on the card. Rod needs this to keep track of B&F players for end of season prize giving. Thanks refs in advance and thanks to that small and gallant band who regularly front up and do the work of many.

4 Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc The Hotel Maleny Redbacks 3rd Division team lost on first innings to the top of table Yandina Gingers on Saturday. Starting the second day at 7 for 295 the Gingers decided to add a rapid 47 runs to last week s total before declaring their innings at 7 for 342. The Redbacks were keen to chase down the massive total and openers Alister Baker and Ryan Cosgrove lead from the front punishing some wayward bowling. After making a start Cosgrove (17) was out cutting once too often, when Baker (10) followed in the next over the Redbacks were in trouble at 2 for 27. The powerhouse Mick Oliver then combined with stroke player Krishna Alister in a 73 run third wicket partnership to turn the game in the Redbacks favour. After a slow start Oliver took to the boundary smashing six fours in a row, while Alister played numerous classic cricket shots. Redbacks fail in run chase Maleny Redbacks third Division v s Yandina Gingers Photo: Mick Oliver playing shot on his way to 36 The Maleny Sport and Recreation Club is lucky to have as Patron, Mr. Kevin Bartlett. Big Kev as he is lovingly known is a true icon of Australian motor sport. His connection with motor sport proper started in the late 1950 s and continued well into the late 1980 s. During his career he was one of Australia s most versatile and successful race drivers. Bartlett is well known for racing At 2 for 100 the Redbacks were in the hunt, but when Alister fell for 31 and Oliver was out four runs later for 36, the Redbacks were in dire need of a middle order revival. Two more quick wickets fell before captain Greg Corkin and youngster Dan Hand came together to get the runs ticking. On a hot day, both players weren t too keen on running, scoring the majority of their runs via the boundary rope. Hand was eventually out for a commanding 27. Corkin continued building his total before he advanced down the wicket to a spinner only to miss and be stumped for 59 runs. The Redbacks were all out for 223 runs handing the Gingers first innings points. With only 11 over left in the match Yandina was keen for even more batting practice, but the Redback bowlers had other ideas having Yandina 6 for 49 at stumps. Sam Martin (2), Ben Edwards and Alister Baker took wickets, while Ryan Cosgrove and Sam Martin each claimed a run out. The Redbacks next game is a one day match against Coolum at the Maleny Showgrounds on Saturday. A bit about our Patron, Kevin Bartlett in Australia and New Zealand, but he also raced on tracks in Fuji and Japan. He was born in Coffs Harbour in He won Australia s premier open title the CAMS Gold Star in 1968 and 1969, as well as the Bathurst 1000 alongside John Goss in Whilst he is a top driver he will always be remembered for a rollover in the Packer/ Channel Nine Chevrolet Camaro at Bathurst in This did not deter him as he went on to win at Bathurst in Apart from being Patron for our club he is still heavily involved in all forms of motor sport from the position of consultant and mentor to younger drivers. Thanks Kev for being part of our club.

5 Congratulations to both Witta teams: the Whistlers and the Kestrels for winning their respective Grand Finals in the Friday competition. Both teams had a hard battle and both matches came down to the last set. The Whistlers defeated the Woombye Wabbits 33 games each, N/S 1st E/W 1st Maleny Bridge Club Results Mon 16th November C. Da-Cunha/ J. Marsden 2nd D. Woods/ K. Bennett 3rd J. Jones/ M. Gould P. Robinson/ A. Robinson 2nd G. Edwards/ J. Gemmell 3rd P. Marsden/ J. Da-Cunha Enquiries to John Marsden Tuesday 17th November Howell Movement 1st S. Clark/ A. Robinson 2nd P. Kemp/ P. Gilmour-Walsh 3rd D. Patterson/ R. Johnson Enquiries to Jim.Brock Thursday 19th November N/S 1st A. Robinson/ J. Marsden 2nd I. Keton/ K. Larkin 3rd A. Siemon/ M. Robinson E/W 1st J. Da-Cunha/ C. Da-Cunha 2nd G. Edwards/ K. Charlton 3rd R. Skene/ P. Darwell Enquiries to Jeff Margetts Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Witta Tennis Club News however in the count back; the Whistlers won 5 sets to 3 giving them the victory. On the other court, the Kestrels had to win only 1 game for outright victory and that was the hardest one game to ever win. The Kestrels at the end defeated Nambas 35-29, 4 sets each. The winning teams were: Whistlers: Liz Mellish, Aki Lepper, Maree Hooley and Janet Webb. The Kestrels: Pauline Fraley, Annie Stewart, Sue Vockenson and Lara Emerson. The captains would like to thank Jo Williams, Claire Hickey, Mary-Lou Cole, Jill Canton and Kerry Reilly for their outstanding support during the season. It s party time at Witta!! The Witta Winners: Pauline Fraley, Annie Stewart, Sue Vockenson, Lara Emerson, Maree Hooley, Janet Webb, Aki Lepper and Liz Mellish Trivia Q. How many 500cc Grand Prix races did Mick Doohan win? A. 54. For all enquiries and requests for bridge partners please contact Margaret Robinson on

6 Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Sunshine Coast Regional Council is working to ensure that quality sport and recreation facilities and services are there for everyone, including future generations. Do not miss this opportunity to have your say! Overview Have Your Say! Regional Sport and Recreation Survey! Council is currently preparing the Regional Sport and Recreation Strategy to: * develop a shared vision for council and the community. * guide the current and future provision of formal sport and recreation facilities across the Sunshine Coast s diverse communities. This Regional Sport and Recreation Strategy covers: * activities that require legitimate/formal venues and services * provision of facilities where council has a role sharing opportunities with the education sector. The strategy excludes: * non-competitive or passive recreation activities such as nature appreciation, recreational swimming, bird watching, bushwalking, camping or picnicking * difficult to locate sports such as shooting, powerboating, 4WD, water skiing, trail bike riding. Community engagement Don t miss your opportunity to have your say. Council is conducting a series of communty forums < engagement/comm_forums_sr_strategy.pdf> from late November 2009 to early January Registration for forums is required. To register attendance at any of the community forums contact our partner, the Department of Communities (Sport and Recreation Services) on (07) north.coast@communities.qld.gov.au Community survey Feedback from the community is important and community members living on the Sunshine Coast are encouraged to inform the development of the Regional Sport and Recreation Strategy by completing an online community survey < com/s.aspx?sm=fqn5rnvsec5yf4tzpkj8benjct%2 b41plkmtt%2flsf%2fnws%3d&> All responses/submissions close on Monday 14 December In addition to the forums and survey, there are several other ways that residents can express their views: scsport@strategicleisure.com.au Facebook: Search for SC Pools SMS: Telephone: Submissions close Monday 14 December Contacts For further information about the strategy, contact the Strategic Leisure Group: scpools@strategicleisure.com.au?subject=> Maleny Players social play reading evening We are holding our final play reading for this year - everyone welcome! Venue: Maleny Players Playhouse, Maleny Showgrounds on Thursday, 26 November at 7.00 pm By popular request, we will be reading the second half of the comedy Present Laughter by Noel Coward As before, tea and coffee are provided. Otherwise it s BYO and bring a bite of something for supper. For any newcomers, the Playhouse is the first building on the right when you enter the Maleny Showgrounds from Stanley River Road. Enquiries: Mary and Ron Hilton ronmaryh@westnet. com.au

7 Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Maleny - Witta Junior Touch Football results for Nov 20th Gladiators Two beat Gladiators Five 8-5. For Twos, four tries by Joel Owen, a double by Jacob Diefenbach and singles by Jack Boroughs and Macinley Gillingham. For Fives, tries by Daniel Briggs, Jessica Illidge, Nikita Lanphier, Daniel Lyon and Victor Mackintosh. Best and fairest were Nikita Lanphier, Victor Mackintosh, Katherine Keane and Jack Boroughs. Reffed by Rob Mackintosh and Leigh Owen. Gladiators Three beat Gladiators Four 7-6. For Threes, five tries by Joel Bergann-Holz and a double by Matthew Billing. For Fours, four tries by Ben Eggins and a double by Tyron Engle. Best and fairest were Bree Morris, Tyron Engle, Tui Cody and Eli Borich. Reffed by Russell Eggins and Jaimal and Josh. Mighty Monsters One and Two played a scratch match with players from both teams mixed up. Try scorers on the night were Jaimee Sweeting with two tries, Harry Tate with one, Rory Illidge with three tries and Parker Anthony with a try. Kids didn t seem to mind being mixed up and all players had a great time (which is the aim of the game isn t it?) Might Monsters Three beat Mighty Monsters Four 7-6 in a great tussle. For Threes, doubles by Ben Lees, Matthew Lees and Jacob Mitchell with a try by Luke Hayes. For Sixes, a double by Dylan Lanphier with tries by Max Ferguson, Imogen Gruenefeld, Carlin Reece and Nik Webb. Best and fairest were Imogen Gruenefeld, Joa Page, Luke Hayes and Alex Tate. Legends Six beat Legends One. For Sixes, a double by Cody Pennington and tries by Nick Howard, Jack Newby and Briony Weddell. For Ones, tries by Riley Duggan and Lachlan Hollyoak. Best and fairest were Briony Weddell, Cody Pennington, Lachlan Hollyoak and Natasha Hodgson. Reffed by Matt Elliott and Tom Duggan. Legends Five beat Legends Two 4-3. For Fives, a double by Kayl Ferguson and tries by Cale McDonald and Hughb McIntyre. For Twos, three tries by Hayden Owen. Best and fairest were Meg Bonney, Cale McDonald, Mandy Church and Luke Gilliland. Reffed by Deb Gillingham. Legends Four beat Legends Three 4-1. For Fours, a double by Zachary Henderson and tries by Sophie McIntyre and Harry Cauley. For Threes, a try by Josh Church. Best and fairest were Sophie McIntyre, Harry Cauley, Georgia Ridge and Josh Church. Reffed by Judy Cox. Trivia Q. Which Queensland Rugby Legend was nicknamed Nobody A. John Eales. Range Croquet Club Maleny Results On a hot Thursday afternoon, Range Croquet Club players in Maleny welcomed the chance to play golf croquet, one of the shorter forms of the game. In the time usually allocated for one game of Association croquet, Vince Carbery, Michael Hepburn and Neil Lovett played three games against Jocelyn Sweeney from Toowoomba, Kath Smith and Roz Pagliarino. The game ends when one player or group has run 7 hoops. In the first game the women were never headed, winning 7-3. The men took up the challenge in the second game, squeezing home by 7-6. In the third game, Jocelyn, Kath and Roz had run 5 hoops before the men scored, and breezed home 7-2. In a game of Association croquet doubles Kath Smith and Club Patron Ted Singleton beat Lorraine Singleton and Vince Carbery In our note on coaching of newcomers last week, Val Carbery was not mentioned, and for that we apologise. For several years now, Vince and Val have undertaken the coaching as a team. At the Annual General Meeting, principal office bearers elected for 2010 were President Vince Carbery, Secretary Kath Smith and Treasurer Roz Pagliarino. The positions of Vice-President and Captain will be filled at a later meeting. For information about croquet, ring Vince Carbery ( ) or Kath Smith ( ).

8 MDSRC Christmas Party The Maleny District Sport and Recreation Club is holding their Christmas Party at the Maleny Bowls Club on Saturday 5th December. All members and their families are invited for a fun afternoon of social bowls, followed by a Christmas BBQ. You don t need to bring anything except a hat - and a couple of dollars for the bbq and raffle. The Bowls Club has plenty of equipment for everyone. The Bowls Club is centrally located with plenty of parking space. MDSRC CHRISTMAS PARTY MALENY BOWLS CLUB 5th December 2.30 pm social bowls, followed by BBQ We will also be drawing the raffle for the beautiful king-sized quilt donated to the club by Helen Johnston! Tickets will still available during the afternoon. For catering purposes, if you are coming along, please drop us a quick RSVP - gail@mavmuse.com

9 Maleny Redbacks Fifth Division posted another solid win with their batting skills again proving superior in the scorching heat last Saturday at the Aub Cork Oval Batting first in the 40 over match against Buderim, the Redbacks got away to a solid start with a 42 run opening partnership. Despite accurate bowling from the opposition, Maleny opener David Dauth notched a valuable 33. Coming in at number five, Ben Newman put a touch of class into the batting, effortlessly reaching his fifty with superior strokes off his legs. Newman then continued holding the middle order together as other batters came and went for quick fire innings to steer the Redbacks to a comfortable total of 254. Newman was eventually out for Maleny District Sports & Recreation Club Inc Maleny Redbacks Fifth Division v s Buderim Anyone for social tennis... Maleny Tennis Club Monday 6.00 pm pm Tuesday 1.30 pm pm Saturday 1.30 pm pm Sunday 1.30 pm pm 72, including ten boundaries and a mammoth six. Buderim then attempted to reel in the Redback total starting solidly to be 0/36 after nine overs, until Scott Frasier Corkin (1/40) made the breakthrough in the tenth over. Jono O Connell once again restricted the opposition scoring opportunities bowling an inspired spell of 1/12 off 6. With ten overs to go Buderim were only 134, needing twelve runs an over they came out swinging but had little success. Ray Farrell (2/29) and Marty Moore bowling a tight line to once again take the Redbacks to victory in the highly contested one day competition. Ben Newman took out this week s Kelshan Transport man of the match and will be looking to take Contact Sylvia or Terry Harker for fees. There are no tennis results but the good news is that the clubhouse proper was finished this weekend with a working bee. Plans are now proceeding to extend the clubhouse with a covered deck. Hopefully will be finished by end of January. this form into the next match against Coolum at Maleny. Maleny U16 Cricket Results continued from Page 1 a single, giving Maleny an outright win. Thanks to all the boys from both teams, a fantastic and entertaining game, played in good spirit, a great result for cricket all round. Man of the Match - Moacyr Lima. Trivia How many times did Shane Warne win the Alan Border medal? A. None What colours did the Australian National Rugby League team wear before 1929? A. Blue and Maroon.