TWO BLUE TRIBUNE The official organ of the Newtown and Chilwell Cricket Club since 1973.

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1 Newtown & Chilwell Cricket Club Celebrating years TWO BLUE TRIBUNE The official organ of the Newtown and Chilwell Cricket Club since. February, Vol. No. Mixed success but plenty to Shore up The last fortnight has been one of mixed success. The Firsts, out-hustled on day two, are now out of finals contention after losing to East Belmont. Well done to John Simson for his halfcentury and Jonathan Carpenter had good all-round performances, runs and two of the three wickets to fall on day two. In the Seconds, Russell Mitchell celebrated day one of his th game for the club with a fighting, those combined efforts bringing him a swag of column inches in the local paper. Not a bad pic, either. Day two though, the bowlers struggled early and it was only Eddie Ratcliffe, bowling what someone described as "Bothamesque poo" who got Newtown back into the game late. One thing young Eddie does have, a part from not having a part in that mop of hair of his, is presence at the bowling crease. And that is as important as consistent line and length. The Thirds were also mown down in a run chase. Alex Pietsch's 8 had been the backbone of their innings on day one, with good support form Sam Eason and Jamie Pescott. Pessie and Darcy Delrio were the only wicket takers on day two, a brace apiece. There was a stout victory for the Fourths, with the stoutest of them all, Ian Hastie, winning the man of the match award. He took three wickets on day one, and then as he is prone to do whenever the opposition is East Belmont, plonked his front foot down the wicket, with the bat immediately adjacent, and said "get past that". They couldn't. He made 8. The Fifths are rolling along nicely, even without the talismanic President. They easily inked in a win against that great repository of ink to our north. Twads Snr topscored and Paul Shakespeare turned in the all-rounder's performances, opening the batting and the bowling with success. Spec's and Marcel's Sixths suffered a loss to Joeys. The opponents didn't linger, or Linga, long over the run chase, that scored passed in 8 overs. Patch and Blissie both scored. Patch also took three of the five wickets to fall. Sans their wounded skipper, Navy turned in their best batting performance of the year. Chasing Lara's, they made -. Yes, that's right, runs scored in a day that stretched into the long shadows. Morgo topscored with, while stand in skipper Cougar made, Stevie Lewis, and Ryan Raybould, who has improved all summer, made. So there it is. Plenty of sides are still well in contention to play finals. The Seconds are second. The Thirds are fourth. The Fourths are second. The Fifths are second. Cambridge sits third in the Sixths competition. Next week will be Jonathan Carpenter's last game for our club. His contribution to season / far outweighs mere stats, which are impressive of themselves. Let's send him off in style in the Firsts, and shore up all those other positions. The Crane Cup To serve one club with distinction is a fine thing. To do it with two clubs, amassing huge amounts of runs in the process, takes things to a higher place indeed. This week, we play Bell Post Hill for the Crane Cup, named in honour of Neville Crane. At an age when most people would be content to grab the pipe and slippers and slip into gentle retirement, not only does Cranie continue to serve our club as a respected administrator, but to play with the Navy in the Sixths, where this year he has produced yet more runs. His cross-batted swish that compensate handsomely for any loss of flexibility brought on by the years is still a thing to behold. Younger bowlers from the opposition are gob-smacked to see the ball disappearing to the squareleg boundary considerably faster than they bowled it. Cricket at our level depends on people like Neville Crane to survive, and thrive. As a mark of respect of Neville, let's make sure the Crane Cup is in our possession comes stumps in a fortnight.

2 The Tribune turns Newtown and Chilwell Cricket Club stalwart Ken Le Hunt has provided us with more background on The Tribune, which this year celebrates years of keeping members, and a considerable audience outside the club, informed. "The TBT was first born in / as a way to have a bit of fun with the guys in the club and came from the fact my footy team in those days did a newsletter (and posted it!). As I looked forward to getting that in the mail during the season, the thought struck me we should do something similar at N&CCC. "So I enlisted the help of Ian Quarrell, who took my scribbles (game highlights, interviews and nasty stories, generally fabricated) and typed them (with a real typewriter!) onto some special paper during his working hours at 'The Railways'. "Then he gave it to Paul Anderson, who used the facilities at Geelong Teachers College to print off copies that were brought back to the clubrooms for subsequent distribution. "Paul eventually moved us from the special paper to the 'Roneoed method' that smelt like methylated spirits! "I seem to recall Barry Shaw running an 'arsed and grassed' competition primarily aimed at highlighting those who dropped catches. This was the main award of the time and progressive results were published. "When I left in, I understand JL Taylor and BJ Edwards took over the publication and extended it with even further nastiness in the form of the Platypus and BJ s turn of phrase (he was an English master after all!). "This was around the time of the Watergate scandal with Richard Nixon and the journos who broke that story were from the Washington Post (remember no Internet!!!) and when we were looking for a name for the mag, we tried to fit a newspaper name to it. "The Post didn t fit and so we came up with the Tribune (sort of runs with Two Blue, the t s have it!) from the old New York Herald Tribune which I think was defunct, but lots of papers throughout the world had Tribune in their masthead at that time anyway. "Not really connected to Watergate I know, but it sounded nice! "I m grateful to all those who have picked up the mantle since those days and made it what it is now. "Well done!"

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4 The Geelong Cricket Association is considering some changes to the one day game fixtures next season. With current international T's, Big Bash League, IPL, international one day series, world cup and state one day games (Ryobi Cup) being such a large part of the first class cricket scene, the GCA would like clubs thoughts on playing in coloured clothing and with a white cricket ball. The following question survey has been provided for your feedback and comment, which will be collated and the general consensus passed back to the GCA. Would you support ONE DAY senior fixtures for the season in the following formats:. Please choose one response from the following one day options; A) First XI teams only to play in coloured clothing with a white ball. B) First and Second XI teams only to play in coloured clothing with a white ball. C) First XI through to and including Fourth XI teams to play in coloured clothing with a white ball. D) Keep it the way it is currently. E) Other (please specify).. Please choose one preference for coloured clothing; A) Coloured tops and pants for all teams wearing coloured clothing. B) Coloured tops and pants for First XI with an option for coloured tops and white pants for all other grades. C) No coloured clothing. D) Other (please specify).. Please choose one preference for a T round for the regular season. Apart from the current GCA T tournament, is your club interested in having one of the regular season rounds played as a T round; A) The round before Christmas to be a T round played by all grades. B) The round before Christmas to be a T round played by Third and Fourth XI only. C) Any other round to be a T round played by all grades. D) Any other round to be a T round played by Third and Fourth XI only. E) No T games during the regular season. F) Other (please specify). (The idea behind the round before the Christmas is that players might wish to head off on their Christmas break as early as possible, with a T round finishing mid afternoon.) N&CCC Committee / PRESIDENT: Phillip Morgan 8 8 SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Neville Crane 8 VICE PRESIDENTS: Max Ellis 8 Warwick Hadfield 8 SECRETARY: Angelo Fatone 88 8 TREASURER: Mark Ainsworth 8 MEMBERSHIP: Jamie Pescott Sam Eason 8 8 AUDITOR: TBA COACH: Bryan Thomas ASSISTANT COACH: Michael Wood SUPPORT COACHES: Philip Twaddle 8 Terry Hickey CHAIRMAN OF SELECTORS / DIRECTOR OF CRICKET: Don Royce 8 FEEDBACK / RESOLUTIONS OFFICER COACH: Jamie Pescott GENERAL COMMITTEE: Don Royce (Cricket Personnel / Leisure Networks Program) Nick Harrison (Assistant Treasurer) Sam Eason (Memberships) Scott Dimovsk (Leisure Networks Program) Tony Jefferies (Junior Coordiantor) Jamie Pescott (Memberships) Jamie Harrison (Social) Tom Levick (Complex support / Statistics) Nathan Clark (Complex support / Social) ~ CAPTAINS: First XI Riley Ferguson Second XI Russell Mitchell Third XI Frank Tuskes Fourth XI Grant Whiteside 8 Fifth XI Phillip Morgan 8 8 Philip Twaddle 8 Sixth XI Anthony Devlin Seventh XI Warwick Hadfield 8 JUNIOR COORDINATOR : Tony Jefferies - CURATORS: Graeme Taylor & Ian Simpson KITCHEN MANAGER: Clare Pink Saffron Catering BAR MANAGER: Max Ellis STATISTICIANS: David Barnes & Phillip Morgan FIRST XI SCORER: Allan Dendle SECOND XI SCORER: Don Royce PATRON: David Shaw. Please choose one preference for one day cricket: Our club prefers; A) More OR B) Less OR C) The same amount of one day games during the season If you would like to provide feedback, please reply with your answers to pmorgan@smartline.com.au by Friday nd February. Warm Regards Phillip Morgan President Newtown & Chilwell Cricket Club Inc. Mobile 88 Don't forget to keep up to date with all the latest action, including live score updates on match days by following NCCC on Twitter ~ See Anthony Specs Devlin for your ticket.

5 Past Players afternoon Saturday afternoon saw the annual Past Players function held once again at the Queens Park Pavilion and this year we celebrated the premiership anniversaries from the seasons /, / and 8/. / saw a successful th XI premiership win over Grovedale, the members of that side being: Chris Hocking (c) Neville Crane Andrew Duff Mark Giles Richie Herd Denis Hickelton Tony Marinelli Bryce Middleton Mick Pitaro Ben Renick Mark Turnley Hocks gave us an animated and heartfelt run through of the game and the terrific efforts put in by all the players - with the bowlers shining on day one and setting it up for the batters on day to grind away (running between wickets appeared to be at a very slow pace!) but despite that they prevailed by runs and gave Hocks his greatest thrill at N&CCC, as he admitted later on. Scoreboard: / also saw a successful th XI premiership, this time over Leopold, the members of that side being: Anthony Devlin (c) Don Barton Graeme Chisholm Andrew Elliott Trent Marshall Ian McGregor Jimmy Scott Philip Twaddle Michael Wholohan Dale Williamson Adam Woollett Chisa took us through this game and spoke of the aggro involved as we set up a plan to knockover their big gun, which we did for duck! The subsequent polite sendoff given by Chisa making for an interesting afternoon! That wouldn t be right would it? Scoreboard:

6 8/8 saw several successful sides, again the th XI and also premierships to the th XI and st XI sides. For the th XI the members of the side were: Graeme Chisholm (c) Gerry Dalton Anthony Devlin Peter Duffield Alan Foster Allan Jamieson Terry Johnson Scoreboards: Gavin Merriman Graeme Nelson Craig Sing Peter Whiteside Chisa again regaled us all this time with stories of the delicate balancing act required when of his players had to leave at various times for football commitments and it looked like they could be required later in the afternoon, necessitating a deliberate slowdown by the batters and a severely rearranged batting order. This was further complicated and needed judicious management as the game went to two innings over days but we prevailed in the end. For the th XI the members of the side were: Tony Leeds (c) Paul Anderson Graeme Blackley George Briggs Ross Gear Barry Flanagan Peter Landers Peter Loney Bob Merriman Colin Rutherford Greg Sands Leedsie took us through this victory, highlighting the clever and adept way he manipulated some of the members of his squad who thought they may have been a bit more experienced! He also highlighted the roles played by Barry Flanagan and George Briggs and the lasting impressions they have left us with as wonderful teammates and members of the club.

7 Scoreboards: For the st XI the members of the side were: Michael Bowtell (c) Mark Browne Robert Cassio Chris Lynch Frank Meek Russell Mitchell Paul Sheahan Rob Thomson Philip Twaddle Greg Wells Stephen Wells Goose gave us the gory details of Mick getting his nose re-arranged by a rampant and aggressive opposition batsman - leaving an unmistakeable marker of blood in the position that a wide-eyed and trembling substitute fielder in Dale Pearce was subsequently ordered to stand! He also highlighted the importance of celebrating your teamates successes and to be proud of what you and the team achieved, being N&CCC! Scoreboards: It was pleasing to see some old faces in the rooms for the first time in a long time and we appreciate the efforts made by everyone to attend. Whilst it was certainly fewer in number than last year, an extremely enjoyable time was had by all. The club needs these events well attended to keep alive the tradition of the two-blues and ensure that tradition is developed and visible for the current playing members to build on. This event will run each year and will be scheduled in mid-late February to coincide with the last home game of the First XI for the season, so make sure you mark it in your calendar and make every effort to attend next year!

8 Honour roll Win/Loss ratio Played won lost tied drawn bye Ladder position Senior First XI th Ladders Second XI ## - - nd Third XI th Fourth XI ## nd Fifth XI - - nd of Sixth XI Cambridge - - rd of Seventh XI Navy th of TOTAL 8 - th in Club Championship #denotes outright win Won % Lost % Played won lost tied drawn bye Ladder position Junior Under Royce 8 # nd of in Just Shield Ladders Under Taylor rd of in McMahon Shield Under Crane th of in Royce Shield Under Wells th of in Norquay Shield Centuries (8) Jack Wood no versus Geelong West nds // John Simpson versus Grovedale nds on // Toby Sudweeks versus Aireys Inlet ths on // Jai Sheahan versus Grovedale ths on // Rhys Bennett versus Lara nds on // Adrian Windt versus Grovedale Black ths on // Jim Bottomley no versus Highton nds on 8// Paul Shakespeare versus Highton ths on // wickets or more in an inning () Jamie Harrison / versus Grovedale sts on // Jack Devlin /8 versus North Shore ths on // Terry Hickey / versus Geelong City ths on // Zac Stokes / versus Geelong City ths on // Justin Foss / versus Geelong City sts on // Nathan Clark / versus Lara ths on // Tom Levick / versus Lara ths on // Justin Foss /8 versus Highton sts on 8// Terry Hickey / versus Highton ths on 8// Terry Hickey / versus Highton ths on // Scott Mullen / versus Leopold nds on // Scott Mullen /8 versus Leopold nds on // Mitch Davis / versus Leopold rds on // Brendan Twaddle /8 versus St Josephs rds on // Michael Kirkland / versus Highton ths on // Partnerships for the rd wicket by Jack Wood (no) & Mark Ainsworth () versus Geelong West nds on //. for the th wicket by Brendan Twaddle (8) & Alex Pietsch (8) versus Geelong City ths on //. for the th wicket by Terry Hickey () & Hayden Down (no) versus Geelong City ths on //. for the th wicket by Jon Carpenter () & Jack Wood (no) versus Lara sts on //. for the rd wicket by Rhys Bennett () & Darcy Del Rio (8) versus Lara nds on //. for the sts wicket by A Windt (8no) & S Lewis () versus East Belmont ths on //. 8 for the th wicket by J Foss () & B Neville () versus Leopold sts on //. for the st wicket by S Dimovski () & R Bennett (no) versus St Josephs nds in the nd inning on //. for the th wicket by Russell Mitchell () & Nicholas Fairchild (no) versus East Belmont nds on // a nd XI record th wicket partnership. for the st wicket by P Morgan () and S Lewis () for NCCC Navy versus Lara ths on //. Outstanding performances Riley Ferguson became the youngest player to captain the First XI on // aged years and days. Jonathon Carpenter took four catches as a fieldsman in an inning versus Grovedale sts on //. Cory Mathieson took catches in an inning as wicket keeper against Geelong City sts on //. Grant Whiteside took four catches and a stumping versus Highton ths on 8//. Terry Hickey took for (/ and /) versus Highton ths on 8 & //. Scott Mullen took for 8 (/ and /8) versus Leopold nds on //. George Chisholm took catches in the match (,) as wicketkeeper against St Josephs nds on // & //. Cam Duggan catches as fieldsman in versus North Shore ths on //. Milestones Cory Mathieson Nathan Clark Stuart Day Dev Royce Rhys Bennett Jorden Lewis Jai Sheahan Steve Lewis Darcy Del Rio Phillip Morgan runs wickets and matches runs catches runs wickets runs runs runs matches Ian Simpson wickets and matches James Blight catches Cam Bishop wickets Col Cunliffe catches Dale Denny wickets Anthony Devlin runs Scott Mullen wickets Scott Sanderson wickets Adrian Windt runs Jackson Davis matches Mitchell Davis matches Tom Levick wickets Adam Patching runs Jamie Pescott wickets Brendan Twaddle wickets Russell Mitchell matches Adam Woollett matches Grant Whiteside 8 catches

9 Two Blue Scoreboard / round For full scoreboards click on mycricket.cricket.com.au FIRST XI lost Mark Browning February th, NEWTOWN & Chilwell has kept the window ajar to make a long-awaited GCA finals series appearance after a solid batting display against premiership fancy East Belmont. Newtown & Chilwell / J Ibbs J Simson JM Carpenter *R Ferguson JD Foss BM Neville J Wood Y Roussety D Denny +C Mathieson J Harrison Extras b J Teal lbw b J Teal b CJ Bambury c J Kettle b J Teal c M Caulfield b B Spencer b DJ Lineen c M Hanley b B Spencer dnb dnb ( nb, w, b, lb ) Total 8 overs / (cc) FOW: 8 (J Ibbs) (J Simson) (R Ferguson) (JM Carpenter) (BM Neville) (J Wood) 8 (JD Foss) DJ Lineen M Caulfield R Darcy B Spencer CJ Bambury J Teal O M W R 8 Nb Wd Needing a win to stay in the race for the top six, Newtown & Chilwell batted consistently to make a competitive - at Queens Park. The Two Blues improvement in their top orderr was a key to a stronger display with the bat. John Simson (), who was promoted to opener, put on 8 with Jake Ibbs () for the first wicket and, batting with more fluency than recently, went on to his maiden half-century in the firsts. John Carpenter (), whose season had stalled after a fine start, was another batsman promoted up the list. He was elevated to No. and also responded positively. With his new-ball bowlers unable to make a break through, Chris Bambury (-) used himself and Jerome Teal (-) for extended spells, the pair sharing nearly overs throughout the afternoon. t to East Belmont on Stinton Oval Teal was particularly effective in his first spell, taking three of the first four wickets to fall. Newtown & Chilwell, which won the corresponding fixture in -, will be desperate to break its three-matchh losing streak next week as it has slipped out of the top six. East Belmont, on the other hand, with another big game in the last round against Geelong West, will be equally determined not to drop a match in which it started favourite. Mark Browning February 8th, EAST Belmont showed its form at the business end of the season is as impressive as anyone's when it scored a match winning - against Newtown & Chilwell at Stinton Oval. The Lions methodically chased down the they had been set by the Two Blues in 8 overs. They exposed the limitations of their attack and Newtown & Chilwell, by losing four games in a row, will now miss playing in the finals. As with their counterparts last week, the home side's pace attack, could make no impact on a batsmen's paradise. Andrew Baars () and Jon Kettle () took full advantage with a fantastic opening stand of. They both eventually fell to the persevering off-spin of John Carpenter (-8), but at - with plenty of overs in hand East Belmont had the opportunity to consolidate and then confidently continue their run chase. They would lose only one more wicket, Shaun Hooley stumped off another off-spinner, Ben Neville. Chris Bambury (8 n.o.) is hard to remove when the bowling conditions are favourable, let alone when the wicket is relatively easy. Along with Mark Hanley ( n.o.), he showed the extent of the East Belmont batting depth. The Lions enter the last round with second spot up for grabs and form as impressive as any of the other premiership contenders. East Belmont / A Baars + J Kettle *CJ Bambury SA Hooley M Hanley Extras c JD Foss b JM Carpenter lbw b JM Carpenter st C Mathieson b BM Neville ( nb, w, b, lb ) 8 Total 8. overs / FOW: (J Kettle) (A Baars) J Harrison JD Foss D Denny JM Carpenter BM Neville O. M W R 8 8 Nb Wd The remainder of the afternoon saw Blues batsmen make starts and then get out as they tried to accelerate the scoring. Ben Neville () and Justin Foss () gave the middle order some substance while, for the second match in a row, Yves Rousetty ( ) played an important role in the late overs.

10 SECON ND XI lo ost to East Belmont at Winter Reserve Newtown & Chilwell R Bennett S Dimovski E Ratcliffe T Bates J Bottomley +G Chisholm TJ Beaumont *R Mitchell S Mullen M Davis N Fairchild Extras b P Hawkey run out (T Smith, N Frye) c N Frye b P Hawkey lbw b P Hawkey c M McDonald b T Warburton c N Frye b M McDonald c M Long b T Warburton c M McDonald b G Ward c T Smith b M McDonald lbw b M McDonald (nb, w, b, lb ) Total 8 overs FOW: (S Dimovski) (E Ratcliffe) (T Bates) (R Bennett) (G Chisholm) (J Bottomley) (TJ Beaumont) (S Mullen) (M Davis) (R Mitchell) TG Scannell T Warburton M McDonald P Hawkey R Crockart G Ward M Long O M 8 W R Nb Wd East Belmont / P Hawkey S Patten *G Ward S Lowe M Long T Smith +N Frye lbw b M Davis c TJ Beaumont b E Ratcliffe c G Chisholm b E Ratcliffe c G Chisholm b E Ratcliffe run out (S Dimovski) c R Mitchell b S Dimovski 8 M McDonald Extras Total (nb, w, b, lb 8) overs / FOW: (P Hawkey) (G Ward) 8 (S Patten) (M Long) (T Smith) (S Lowe) O M W R Nb Wd S Mullen TJ Beaumont M Davis N Fairchild T Bates J Bottomley E Ratcliffe S Dimovski 8 8 THIRD XI lo M Ainsworth c J Noble b J Ryan N Harrison c JT Diery b L Fraser J Rutherford c C Totton b J Ryan S Eason D Delrio AJ Pietsch J Pescott BJ Twaddle T Sudweeks *F Tuskes + J Blight Extras c M Wakefield b C Totton c K Berrigan b C Totton c S Moore b J Ryan b J Ryan c S Moore b J Ryan c K Berrigan b J Ryan (nb, w, b, lb ) 8 8 Total overs / (cc) FOW: (N Harrison) (M Ainsworth) (J Rutherford) 8 (D Delrio) (S Eason) (J Pescott) (BJ Twaddle) (T Sudweeks) (AJ Pietsch) L Fraser N Warren M Wakefield J Ryan J Noble C Totton JT Diery O M W R Nb Wd East Belmont / ost to East Belmont on Shaw Oval Newtown & Chilwell / + S Moore T Henderson K Berrigan J Noble L Biggins JT Diery Extras c D Delrio b J Pescott c S Eason b J Pescott b D Delrio c J Pescott b D Delrio (nb, w 8, b, lb ) Total overs / FOW: (S Moore) (K Berrigan) (J Noble) 8 (L Biggins) O M W R Nb Wd AJ Pietsch J Rutherford S Eason N Harrison J Pescott F Tuskes BJ Twaddle M Ainsworth D Delrio T Sudweeks 8

11 FOURTH X XI defeated East Belmont at Winter Reserve East Belmont M Krig +T Ollis L Brady M Grinter *D Fiolet c C Byrne b ZJ Stokes c M Suvoltos b T Levick c JM Barnes b IS Hastie c G Whiteside b IS Hastie c & b T Hickey 8 8 G Montgomery b IS Hastie N Krig C Ayres c IS Hastie b T Hickey b JS Sidhu JD Timberlake c M Suvoltos b ZJ Stokes S Harper S Maxwell Extras Total b JS Sidhu (nb, w, b, lb 8) 8 overs FOW: (M Krig) (T Ollis) 8 (L Brady) (M Grinter) (D Fiolet) (N Krig) (G Montgomery) 8 (JD Timberlake) 8 (C Ayres) (S Harper) S Sanderson JS Sidhu ZJ Stokes IS Hastie T Levick T Hickey O M W R Nb Wd Newtown & Chilwell 8/ *+G Whiteside b S Maxwell JM Barnes c D Fiolet b JD Timberlake IS Hastie C Cunliffe C Byrne M Suvoltos JS Sidhu T Levick S Sanderson T Hickey ZJ Stokes Extras Total c M Krig b M Grinter c D Fiolet b S Maxwell c L Brady b D Fiolet lbw b D Fiolet c T Ollis b N Krig c D Fiolet b S Harper dnb dnb (nb, w, b, lb ). overs 8 8/ FOW: 8 (G Whiteside) 8 (JM Barnes) 8 (C Cunliffe) 8 (C Byrne) (M Suvoltos) (JS Sidhu) 8 (T Levick) (S Sanderson) O M W R Nb Wd JD Timberlake S Maxwell M Grinter D Fiolet C Ayres S Harper M Krig N Krig 8. ROUND FIFTH X XI defeated Aireys Inlet at Elderslie Reserve Newtown & Chilwell / / A Windt D Anderson C Duggan SG Jefferies H Steinfort T Chisholm N Walsh *+ +P Twaddle P Morgan W Potter J Simonsen Extras c? c? c? c? c? c? c? b b (nb, w, b, lb ) Total overs / (cc) FOW: (D Anderson) (A Windt) (C Duggan) (SG Jefferies) (T Chisholm) 8 (H Steinfort) (P Twaddle) (P Morgan) (N Walsh) Aireys Inlet Extras Total (nb, w, b, lb ). overs SG Jefferies T Chisholm H Steinfort C Duggan A Windt D Anderson J Simonsen O. M W R 8 8 Nb Wd ROUND SIXTHS N&CCC Cambridge e defeatedd Highton at Belmont Common Highton M Stephens G Staynes D Brierly J Plumridge b M Kirkland c DG Bliss b M Kirkland b M Kirkland lbw b M Kirkland C Somers c D Kirkland b A Patching D Mclean C Gittins P Wills b M Kirkland b A Patching run out (A Patching) R Johnstone c A Patching b S Cromer SJ McDonald T Walsh Extras Total b S Cromer (nb, w, b, lb ). overs FOW: 8 (M Stephens) (G Staynes) (D Brierly) (J Plumridge) (D Mclean) 8 (C Somers) (P Wills) (C Gittins) (R Johnstone) (T Walsh) N Clark M Kirkland S Cromer A Patching O 8.. M W R 8 Nb Wd

12 Newtown & Chilwell Cambridge / A O'Connor b G Staynes *A Devlin A Patching S Day dnb S Stanley dnb D Kirkland dnb A Woollett dnb +DG Bliss dnb S Cromer dnb M Kirkland dnb N Clark dnb Extras (nb, w 8, b, lb ) Total overs / FOW: (A O'Connor) O M W R Nb Wd J Plumridge 8 C Somers G Staynes T Walsh R Johnstone ROUND SIXTHS N&CCC Navy BYE ROUND FIFTH XI defeated North Shore Newtown & Chilwell *+P Twaddle c s zorkau b N Martinu P Shakespeare lbw b N Martinu T Sanderson c S Baumann b J Mouat H Steinfort c N Martinu b J Hargreaves C Bishop c & b J Hargreaves T Chisholm c T Lane b S Baumann 8 SG Jefferies c R Markham b J Hargreaves C Duggan b J Mouat C Williams b J Hargreaves N Walsh run out J Simonsen Extras (nb, w, b, lb ) Total. overs FOW: (P Shakespeare) (P Twaddle) (H Steinfort) (C Bishop) (T Sanderson) (SG Jefferies) (C Duggan) (C Williams) (N Walsh) (T Chisholm) North Shore 8 O M W R Nb Wd J Simonsen P Shakespeare H Steinfort T Chisholm. ROUND SIXTHS N&CCC Cambridge lost to St Josephs Newtown & Chilwell Cambridge A O'Connor b C Ling *A Devlin c? b PD Owen A Patching c? b DC Batson S Day c? b JM McCoy D Kirkland b JM McCoy S Stanley b DC Batson +DG Bliss B Jackson c? b B Vincent S Cromer c? b B Vincent M Kirkland c? b B Vincent N Clark c & b B Vincent Extras (nb, w, b, lb ) Total overs FOW: 8 (A Devlin) (A O'Connor) 8 (S Day) 8 (D Kirkland) 8 (A Patching) (S Stanley) (B Jackson) (S Cromer) (M Kirkland) (N Clark) O M W R Nb Wd PD Owen C Ling 8 JM McCoy 8 8 B Vincent 8 DC Batson 8 R Threlfall St Josephs / A Torpy c DG Bliss b N Clark 8 T Dobbyn retired BA Hungerford b A Patching C Ling c S Stanley b A Patching CG Humphrey c S Day b S Cromer 8 D Podbury b A Patching B Vincent *PD Owen Extras (nb, w, b, lb ) 8 Total. overs / Overs. FOW: (A Torpy) (BA Hungerford) (C Ling) (CG Humphrey) (D Podbury) O M W R Nb Wd N Clark 8 M Kirkland B Jackson D Kirkland A Patching S Cromer. ROUND SIXTHS N&CCC Navy lost to Lara Lara 8/ *D Roach L Thulborn c I Simpson b J Devlin T Tomlinson c P Morgan b C Morrissy S Tomlinson b W Potter N Tomlinson run out (P Morgan, S Lewis) J Recourt run out (P Morgan, W Potter) +J Recourt b J Hadfield R McMaster c C Morrissy b J Hadfield B McMaster S Stone b J Hadfield J Van Doren b J Hadfield Extras (nb, w, b 8, lb ) Total overs 8/ (cc) FOW: (L Thulborn) (T Tomlinson) (N Tomlinson)

13 (J Recourt) (S Tomlinson) 8 (R McMaster) 8 (S Stone) O M W R Nb Wd A Sirgiannis 8 I Simpson R Corbett 8 C Morrissy J Devlin 8 W Potter 8 J Hadfield 8 8 R Raybould Newtown & Chilwell Navy / +S Lewis c? P Morgan c? R Corbett c? I Simpson b J Devlin c? R Raybould c? *J Hadfield c? W Potter c? A Sirgiannis st? C Morrissy Extras (nb 8, w, b 8, lb ) 8 Total. overs / (cc) FOW: (S Lewis) (R Corbett) (J Devlin) (R Raybould) 8 (I Simpson) 88 (W Potter) (A Sirgiannis) (J Hadfield) (P Morgan) O M W R Nb Wd J Van Doren 8 B McMaster S Stone 8 J Recourt S Tomlinson N Tomlinson R McMaster J Recourt. L Thulborn Under Just Two Blue Junior Scoreboard round 8 Newtown & Chilwell Royce 88 M Garratt 8 B Horsham def by Geelong City / J Driver * J Massey L Cato / M Kirkland / Z Sheahan / On Shaw Oval Under McMahon Highton Greenhalgh / J Hastie / def by Newtown & Chilwell Taylor /(cc) A Grose * C Byrne * G Johnston * J Hucker 8 At Mt. Duneed Reserve Under Royce Newtown & Chilwell Crane 8 HJ Jefferies L Jones J Witham def Drysdale /8 At Belmont Common No Under Norquay Newtown & Chilwell Wells / NL Pearce * P Silo * def Jan Juc Grayling H Orr / At Windmill Reserve Two Blue Junior Scoreboard round Feb Murgheboluc /(cc) Under Just v Newtown & Chilwell Royce At King Lloyd Reserve No Feb N Fairchild / A Kramer / Under Royce Under Norquay Feb Feb Feb Feb Jan Juc Smith /8 v Newtown & Chilwell Crane / At Bellbrae Reserve Lara Bell / v Newtown & Chilwell Wells /8 At Lara Primary School

14 / Top after round sponsored by Batting Rhys BENNETT 8. Adrian Jack WOOD Darcy Riley Alex PIETSCH Paul Toby Adam Stuart DAY Scott Justin 8. Terry Nathan Tom Hayden DOWN Zac STOKES Scott SANDERSON Nic FAIRCHILD Mitchell DAVIS Dale DENNY Catches fielders Jamie PESCOTT Toby SUDWEEKS 8 Jonathon CARPENTER 8 Justin FOSS Mark AINSWORTH Scott DIMOVSKI Colin CUNLIFFE Brendan TWADDLE heaps with Catches keepers Cory MATHIESON Grant WHITESIDE George CHISHOLM James BLIGHT Philip TWADDLE Josh BARNES 8 Steve LEWIS 8 James BOTTOMLEY James PURCELL Tim HOSKING Stumpings Grant WHITESIDE Cory MATHIESON James BLIGHT Steve LEWIS James PURCELL Ian SIMPSON Chris HADFIELD Philip TWADDLE Dismissals keepers Cory MATHIESON 8 (c s) Grant WHITESIDE 8 (c s) James BLIGHT (c s) George CHISHOLM (c) Steve LEWIS (8c s) Philip TWADDLE (c s) James PURCELL (c s) Josh BARNES 8 (8c) James BOTTOMLEY (c) Tim HOSKING (c) Player of the Season Justin FOSS Jonathon CARPENTER Terry HICKEY Adam PATCHING Scott MULLEN 8 Adrian WINDT Brendan TWADDLE Ian HASTIE Paul SHAKESPEARE Tom LEVICK 8 GCA Div CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP after round (unofficial) South Barwon 8 East Belmont North Geelong N&CCC. Geelong West Grovedale St Josephs Leopold Lara Bell Post Hill Highton Geelong City.

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