Warehouse Cricket Association Qld (Inc)

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1 Warehouse Cricket Association Qld (Inc) 96 th Annual Report Major Sponsor of Warehouse Cricket

2 Register of Life Members of Warehouse Cricket: (*) = deceased Year Name Year Name 1923 *F. J. Bardwell 1977 *W.J. Richards 1924 *L. G. Oxley 1978 *G.C. Hastie 1925 *O.W. Harris 1984 *F.T. Pope 1926 *W.P. Falton 1985 *C. Flynn (Snr) 1927 *H. J. Tozer 1986 *A.J. Lawrie 1929 *L. Whalley 1988 P.J. Jorgensen 1930 *V. Harry 1992 *J. R. Lambert 1931 *H. MacKechnie 1997 L. D. Christie 1932 *J. George 1998 M. Kydd 1936 *J. Lawrie 1999 N. Simpson 1936 *C.F. Moroney 2000 J.L. Forrest 1939 *A. Hall 2001 P. Cooke 1947 *A.T. Brady 2004 P.G. Mathieson 1948 *W.J. Scott 2006 *C. Jones 1949 *M. J. Whalley 2009 G.M. Cartwright 1951 *V.W. Holland 2012 L. A. Webster 1954 *H. A. Dawes 2013 D. A. Webster 1957 *A.B. Gollan 2015 P. van der Kley 1970 *W.B. Clark 2016 Peter Pfeffer 1976 *G.S. Grey (Mrs) Warehouse Cricket Office Bearers Patron Vice Presidents President Deputy Chairman Treasurer/Statistician Secretary Committee Members Development Officer Umpire s Delegate Auditor Delegates to Qld Cricket Brian Gaskell Lloyd Ostwald & Richard Ring Andrew Middleton Troy Burns Peter Pfeffer Hitesh Rathod Shayne Ballard Allan Donovan Angeline Lowther Luis Hermida Eddie Mills Warren Finegan Barry Peacock Brad Wease Barry Stevensen Laurence Christie Peter Mathieson Peter Stokes & Co Damian Sharry & Laurence Christie Cover Photo: Congratulations to Neil Simpson (OAM) who this year was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for Services to Cricket. Pictured: Neil, receiving his award from Mr Paul De Jersey, Governor of Qld. PAGE 2 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

3 WAREHOUSE CRICKET ASSOCIATION NOTICE OF 96 th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING MONDAY 28 th August 2017 This report has been prepared for presentation at the 96th Annual General Meeting of the Warehouse Cricket Association which is set down for Qld Cricket Offices at Greg Chappell St, Albion on Monday 28 th August, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Business to be conducted: Receive the Annual report that includes the Financial Statement for the Year ended 30 th June 2017 Election of Office Bearers for 2017/2018 Consideration of Amendments to the Constitution & By-Laws (where applicable), Any other business considered necessary and properly brought forward for an Annual General Meeting. Hitesh Rathod (Secretary) Page TABLE OF CONTENTS Subject 3 Notice of Annual General Meeting & Office Bearers 5 President s Report 9 Competitions and Representative Team Report 13 Code of Conduct Report 15 Treasurer s Report 16 Warehouse Umpire s Report 17 Statistics commence End Treasurer s Report with Audited Financial Statement Warehouse Cricketers are encouraged to support the Kedron Wavell Services Club and consider taking out Membership PAGE 3 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

4 LIST OF ATTENDANCES at EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETINGS Name Position Attendances Andrew Middleton Chairman 8 of 8 Troy Burns Deputy Chairman 8 of 8 Peter Pfeffer Treasurer/Statistician 7 of 8 Hitesh Rathod Secretary 8 of 8 Shayne Ballard Committee Member 5 of 8 Allan Donovan Committee Member 5 of 8 Warren Finegan Committee Member 8 of 8 Luis Hermida Committee Member 3 of 8 Angeline Lowther Committee Member 0 of 8 Eddie Mills Committee Member 6 of 8 Barry Peacock Committee Member 0 of 8 Barry Stevensen Committee Member 7 of 8 Allan Donovan Committee Member 5 of 8 Laurence Christie Development Officer 7 of 8 Peter Mathieson Umpires Representative 8 of 8 Back Row (from Left) Barry Stevensen, Troy Burns, Brad Wease, Shayne Ballard, Warren Finegan, Allan Donovan Front (from Left) Eddie Mills, Peter Mathieson, Andrew Middleton, Peter Pfeffer, Hitesh Rathod, Laurence Christie Unavailable: Luis Hermida, Angeline Lowther & Barry Peacock PAGE 4 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

5 President s Report Reflecting on another year for our organisation, it seems this has been a year of uncertainty and change for cricket broadly. The recent Cricket Australia/ACA player contract negotiations, implications for funding and ensuring the large growth of female participation is accommodated, highlight some of the changes and the challenges ahead for our sport at all levels. Firstly, congratulations to the players of our Representative team, who with Coach, Lance Roudenko who went all the way this year in winning the Plunkett Cup. Under the leadership of Captain Alex Thompson, the team overcame Toowoomba (241) in the final with a score of 7/244. Having claimed the crown, the Team has accepted the challenge to step up a level into Webb Shield in the coming season. This step should be great for their development and permeate those higher skills back into the day to day Warehouse competition. Again, I wish to recognise the volunteers across the organisation and our member clubs and teams who have contributed countless hours to providing a quality, safe and inclusive sport for our members. Whilst Laurence Christie does some paid hours in his development role, he also spends many volunteer hours working on competitions, overseeing draws, grounds preparation and adjusting ground allocations to the many uncertainties that inevitably arise. He is particularly supported by Peter Pfeffer in his dual roles as Statistician and Treasurer, Hitesh Rathod (HR) in multi-roles as Secretary, Commissioner and managing the Rep Team with Troy Burns, who also fulfils roles as Deputy Chair and in the Competitions and Rules Committee. Apart from these people, this year saw us adopt a slightly larger committee, with a number of new committee members providing a broader representation and voice from our diverse membership base. In an age of ever increasing demands on volunteers time, this has been a necessary and successful change. My appreciation goes to all the other committee members for their valuable input and assistance with special thanks to those committee retiring this year. PAGE 5 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

6 HR has particularly spent significant time on player qualifications, with a number of teams seemingly not that aware of the requirements and experiencing adverse outcomes accordingly. This is a work in progress, with some modifications to the qualification rules recently made. The issue of player exemption guidelines seems to have come to the forefront recently and the committee has further work to do refining this process to improve outcomes. It's an inexact process balancing the interests of friends with a range of skill levels seeking to play together versus keeping competition as even as is reasonably practical. Further in the domain of the Commissioner, although reasonably uncommon, there does seem to have been a slight increase in the instances of poor behaviour, resulting in a range of penalties being handed down. Player behaviour will continue to attract close attention in the upcoming season. Thanks again to Neil Simpson and Peter Mathieson (Matho) and their fellow umpires for their efforts in working to provide an umpire for almost every match, every weekend. No doubt that would be easy if everyone put was prepared their hand up to be an umpire. However, with the expectations we players place on them, it's a wonder we can cover any matches at all. Again, Neil and Matho always welcome constructive feedback on MyCricket to help umpires improve their 'game'. Thanks also to our grounds staff for their work getting quality pitches out there with so many weather variables at play. Delivering turf pitches a week, Saturday and Sunday, summer and winter with just 4 staff is a serious challenge. Some issues with a couple of grounds was rectified thanks to their directed efforts. The recent addition of new roller, thanks to a successful grant with Allan Donovan's efforts, has been welcomed. A program of pursuing grants to update other ageing equipment is underway and I'm sure will continue to pay dividends into the future. Thanks also go to our Canteen Operators Warren 'Wazza' & Karen Finegan at Kianawah and Dan and Anne Pasikowski at Marchant Park. Their service to our members is greatly appreciated. Wazza has also been invaluable in his input and assistance with Warehouse functions. Thanks yet again to the excellent photography of Doug O'Neill for his match day photos that continue to have quite a following on Facebook, he seems to have a knack of catching our castles going down at just at the key moment. PAGE 6 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

7 Children enjoy free rides at Awards Arvo at Kianawah Park Left: HR - "Kohli" & Councillor Ryan as Southpine Dragons win A1 Pennant Based on suggestions from the previous member survey, a summer season trophy presentation format comprising a free family afternoon event at Kianawah Park was trialled. Around people attended, only slightly down on the former trophy night format. Almost all teams were represented at the afternoon, as were most of the bating award winners; it was observed many bowling award winners were not there (draw your own conclusions as you wish). The incoming committee will review the preferred format. The winter trophy night was a great night drawing a bumper crowd, with Geoff (Thommo) Thomson holding the audience of adults and juniors captive with his stories. It was great to see many juniors who never saw Thommo play lining up for autographs and photos, just awestruck by the reputation of the man. Winter Trophy Night no doubt will continue to be our nights of nights. We trialled celebrating Pink Stumps Day in the One-day matches, giving the pink ball a run. It was great to see clubs getting into the Pink spirit raising $4,615 to support families who are battling this terrible disease. It was also great to be able to provide some hospitality comprising afternoon tea and a few drinks on the 'lawn' at No. 10 to some of the ladies of Warehouse Cricket. I hope Warehouse can continue to support this great cause in whatever form people chose. A full season trial of the Pink Ball was implemented in the winter season just drawing to a close. It seems most people observed the ability to sight the ball was a vast step up particularly in the later afternoon against dark backgrounds. which was a win for spectators. Some people seemed to find concerns on dewey fields, and also where balls spent a lot of time on the nearby carparks and roads (some of the big units out there do like to cart the ball a long way). PAGE 7 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

8 As always, Gabba were most willing to swap any balls that are not highest quality, and take those learnings back into their supply and production chain. As of now, our members have in the majority indicated a preference for the red ball for the upcoming summer season. The number of junior teams this winter is an extremely pleasing result and pie in the face to the cricket is dying critics. These players represent over 60 teams of 13 to 16 year olds (along with a number of 'father and son's teams sprinkled throughout the grades) choosing cricket as their summer AND winter sport. No doubt many of these will pursue this love of cricket into their adult years in Warehouse and other competitions. Put with the growth of female participation, the future of cricket looks pretty exciting. Warehouse offered a female competition this winter, but without attracting sufficient numbers this time. In consultation with Qld Cricket, we will continue to seek ways to provide suitable competitions as female participation grows. We continue to provide grounds to Qld Cricket for their female development programs. Our engagement with Qld Cricket has continued to grow over the past year with one of our Executive Committee meetings being held in the Boardroom of Queensland Cricket with Qld Cricket Board, Chairman Sal Vasta and CEO Max Walters. We thank both Sal and Max for their time in discussing how we can work together for the betterment of both organisations and our sport. We recognise both organisations share many challenges and we appreciate their support. Warehouse also attended the Brisbane Premier Cricket Awards in April, which was an inclusive gesture appreciated by both organisations. As Chairman, it was an honour to present our two major awards. Southpine Dragons received the the A1 Premiership (Bardwell Shield) and the Club Championship (Chuter Shield) was presented to the Gold Crest Cricket Club before the assembled guests. Thanks as always goes to our great sponsors, led again by Gabba Sporting Products. Gabba will continue to supply affordable cricket balls into at least 2019 (under the current contract) and also supports Warehouse in many less obvious ways including team apparel and sponsorship. It's a constant challenge to keep fees as low as reasonably practical and the support of our sponsors greatly assists in this. As I concluded last year, thank you again for all who contribute so much to our great sport and our organisation. I have every confidence that with that continued contribution that we will continue to do well providing safe and inclusive sport in the face of (the ever more evident) variables of the future. Andrew Middleton (Chairman) PAGE 8 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

9 Rep Team & Competitions Report In our Eighth year back with Representative Cricket, Warehouse again entered the Plunket Cup and remaining undefeated against teams from Beaudesert, Logan, Ipswich, Churches Association, Toowoomba and Qld Sub Districts. It was a very successful year for our Players, firstly becoming Minor Premiers and then playing in our 5 th Grand Final where we hosted Toowoomba at Marchant Pk 10. The Team Back (from Left): Eddie Mills (Scorer), Troy Burns & HR (Managers), Kyle Hope, Nigel Sherborne, Josh Toner, Michael Turner, Joel Challinor, Simran Grewal, Lance Roudenko (Coach) Front (from Left): Luis Hermida, Tom English, Arif Mansuri (V-Capt), Jason King, Alex Thompson (Capt), Charles Matthews, Chathura Kaluthanthri PAGE 9 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

10 Special mention is also extended to Michael Schloss (Ferny Districts) and Nathan Murray (South Pine Dragons) who also played during the season. (Left: Mick Turner acknowledges his 50 in setting up a successful run chase.) The Grand-final lived up to its name where in a tightly fought match, Warehouse Cricket (7/244 - Mick Turner - 77) prevailed over Toowoomba (241 - Kyle Hope 3/41) to win their 5 th Plunkett Cup in eight (8) years. Our sincere appreciation goes to Lance Roudenko as coach, to GABBA Sporting products who supplied the team with 1 day and training uniforms. Team Managers Troy Burns and Hitesh Rathod (HR) with Scorer, Eddie Mills gave solid support to the on-field team. Arif Mansuri was named Warehouse Representative Player of the year. Premier Grade champions were South Pine Dragons and Club Champions were Gold Crest This years THE LAURENCE CHRISTIE MEDAL winner was James Smith of Peninsula. This year the Warehouse Northside vs. Southside was put on hold but will return for the coming Summer season. This year we had our Seventh T20 competition with 3 pools - 2 of 8 teams, and C grade with 4, this year s premiers were: Group A Brisbane Sikh Cricket Club Group B Spears Cricket Club Group C QLD Lions Cricket Club The Cartwright Cup was held on 8 th & 9 th April in great conditions with some wonderful cricket being played with big hitting and wickets tumbling left, right and centre. The winner of the Cartwright Cup, was Mater Hill Cricket Club who prevailed over Tabla Cricket Club. Macgregor Cricket Club took out the Plate Grade and North West Range carried away the Junior Prize. PAGE 10 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

11 I would like to personally thank the Canteen Staff, umpires and officials who gave up their time throughout the season and look forward to seeing strong representation in our rep teams and good cricket being played in all grades, Troy Burns Deputy Chairman, Rep Team & Competitions Manager. Winter 2016 Warehouse Cricket Teams Saturday Junior teams 56 Senior teams 54 Sunday Senior teams 128 Total 238 Summer Saturday Senior teams 42 Sunday Senior 50/50 42 Senior T20 20 Total 104 Total for James Smith wins "Laurence Christie Medal" Gold Crest are Club Champions in PAGE 11 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

12 Premier Competitions Awards 2016/2017 C.R. Chuter Memorial Shield (Summer Season Club Champions) Presented by Brisbane Hospitals Cricket Club F.J. Bardwell Memorial Shield (Summer A1 Premiers) In memory of the First Chairman of Warehouse Cricket W.J. Scott Memorial Shield (Winter Saturday A1 Premiers) Awarded by the Association in appreciation of the late Bill Scott s meritorious services as Secretary from 1945 to 1974 Gold Crest Cricket Club Southpine Dragons Cricket Club Southpine Dragons Cricket Club Jack Richards Shield (Winter Sunday A1 Premiers) To recognise the contribution of Jack W Richards Life Member Laurence Christie Medal (A1 Saturday Player of the Summer Season) Representative Player of the Year ( ) Peter Channell/Hampson Award (Junior Player Winter Season) To perpetuate the memory of Peter Channell along with Terry Hampson former Councillor for Marchant) and Life Time Cricket tragic. Sam La Frantz Wicket Keeping Award Sam La Franz (Father of Mr Errol La Frantz) chaired the first meeting of Warehouse Cricket on 8 th August 1921 to commence Warehouse Cricket after WW1. Winter 2016 Summer Micah XI Cricket Club James Smith Peninsula Cricket Club Arif Mansuri (Micah XI) Sayed Ali Nasar Zaidi (Young Guns Cricket Club) Barry McDougall (Mater Hill) Casey McFarlane (Albany Creek) PAGE 12 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

13 Code of Conduct Report The role of Commissioner within WCAQ is to provide players, umpires and the Executive Committee with a respected process for investigating incidents both on and off the field, where and when they occur. In a same instance, Commissioner expects, that all Players and members participating in WCAQ run cricket competitions, are automatically bound by and required to comply with all of the provisions of the, laws, by-laws and Code of Conduct aspects. Importantly, Cricket is a game that owes much of its unique appeal to the fact that it is to be played not only within its Laws, by-laws and code of Conduct, but also within the spirit of the game. Any action seen as abusing this spirit causes injury to the game itself. The Code of Conduct is intended to protect and enshrine such important qualities and standards, including the spirit of the game, so that all participating players and members, may continue to enjoy the game of cricket now and in the future. It is Commissioner s expectation that - it is all Players and members participating, their personal responsibility to familiarise themselves with all of the requirements of the - laws, by-laws and Code of Conduct, including what behaviour constitutes an offence under the Code of Conduct. Over the past 12 months we had number of cases reported, prompting in-depth investigation by the Commissioner and his team and in total there were 5 cases (as per the below table), where the players were deemed by the Commissioner to have a charge/s to answer, charged players/s in return accepted an offered penalty without the need to convene a Code of Conduct hearing. If a player did not accept an offered penalty, then the Code of Conduct provision of a penalty of double that originally offered would have been imposed if proven guilty of the charge, during a Code of conduct hearing. When signing on for the season, all players are required to acknowledge that they are aware of the Code of Conduct and as such there should be no reason for breaches of the Code during any season. However, incidents do occur and cases that have been reported, have been actioned by the Commissioner, during the Summer season & the 2016 Winter season. Hitesh Rahthod (Commissioner) PAGE 13 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

14 (2016 Winter & 2016/2017 Summer Code of Conduct Cases) Club Charge Result Springwood Suns 1 Player (brief association with numerous Clubs) 2.1 Dissent to Umpires decision 3.1 Intimidate Umpire by language 3.2 Threaten to assault another player 5.2 Engage in behaviour unbecoming a player or official to bring the game of cricket into disrepute. 5.3 Player must not make public or media comment which is detrimental to the game of cricket Suspended for 2 * 2 day matches Suspended for 10 years Bald Hills Lawnton 1.1 Dissent to Umpires decision 1 * 2 day match Keep Walking 2.1 Dissent to Umpires decision 3 * 1 day matches Mater Hill 2.1 Serious dissent to Umpires decision 2.6 Using obscene language 2 month s suspension PAGE 14 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

15 Treasurer s Report The 2016/17 financial year was another fairly quiet year for the Warehouse Executive financially. The No Play No Pay scheme Warehouse Cricket implemented last season, where teams no longer having to pay wicket fees for washed out games has been relatively successful. While we would prefer no rain on match days, fortunately for our bank balances, rained out matches were in keeping with the budgeted levels. Warehouse Cricket was successful in a grant application for $33,700 from the Gaming Machine Benefit fund, which together with a $5000 co-payment from Warehouse Cricket, a new Roller was purchased for the Grounds Team at Marchant Park to replace our very aged existing roller and enable ongoing preparation of our wickets. Laurence Christie continued in his role as the part-time Development Officer. Laurence continues to be his usual tireless hardworking self and provides endless support and assistance on numerous projects and issues. On behalf of the Warehouse Executive, I would like to thank him for his continual efforts in this role. I would also like to thank Qld Cricket as well as the three levels of Government for their financial support for community projects, both big and small, which have greatly assisted Warehouse Cricket to provide excellent facilities to our cricketers. Our major sponsor, Gabba Sporting Products continued their close relationship with Warehouse Cricket. The Gaskell Family of Mark, Dustin and Mitchell are good friends of the Association and seek to assist Warehouse Cricket wherever possible. Gabba Sporting Products provide a Sponsorship package that includes cash, equipment/balls for the general competitions and clothing for our Rep Team, all of which is of significant financial benefit to the Association. In turn, this plays a significant role in keeping the costs of playing cricket to a minimum. Regards Peter Pfeffer Treasurer (See Audited Financial Statements at the end of this Annual Report) PAGE 15 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld

16 A review of the past year of cricket provided by the Warehouse Cricket Association has seen the number of teams competing in the various competitions holding up reasonably well with respect to last year. Senior teams in the winter competition have reduced slightly but replaced by an increase in the junior teams. Our Umpires Association remains strong in numbers. Saturday summer fixtures were all provided with a badged umpire. Some fixtures saw a surplus of three or four umpires. Unfortunately, Sunday summer fixtures are not all supported by a badged umpire as some umpires are not available on both days. In winter, with the assistance of umpires from other Associations, all Sunday fixtures are allocated a badged umpire but the Saturday fixtures are a handful of umpires short of full allocation. A few players were reported again this year by umpires for conduct detrimental to the game of cricket. The Warehouse Commissioner dealt with all these reports expeditiously and the relevant players received the appropriate penalties. It was with sadness that we saw the passing of our respected colleague Ian Midgley in July last year. Ian was a gentle man and a very good umpire who was Warehouse Cricket Umpires Association PAGE 16 This Annual Report printed with the support of Konica Minolta Qld well respected by the players in the A1/Premier grade where he performed the majority of his umpiring. Ted McCann, Morris Mersky and Brian O Rourke also retired during the year. Ted and Morris umpired for many years mainly at Kianawah Park, and Brian joined our association from Queensland Cricket Umpires Association close to ten years ago. Brian was also a popular umpire and also was our ground manager at Kianawah Park for several years. Our Honorary Secretary, Neil Simpson, was awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) in recognition of his enormous contribution to cricket through his involvement in the Warehouse Cricket Association. Neil is currently in his twenty-ninth year as Secretary of our Association. I am sure everyone will join me in congratulating Neil for this well deserved honour. I extend my sincere thanks to the Executive of the Warehouse Cricket Association for their support of our association. In closing, I wish to congratulate all umpires on a job well done and to the players, good luck for this and future seasons. Peter Mathieson (President)

17 2016 Winter Saturday - Competitions Points GRADE CLUBNAME PTS A1 Southpine Dragons North West Range Pine Rivers Wilston Warehouse Everton District Griffith University A3N Mater Hill Southpine Dragons Roudenko Cricket Nambour Colts Bracken Ridge Pine Rivers A3S Macgregor Maestros Helensvale Hawks Gold Coast Marlins Numnuts Ned s XI B1N Albany Creek Old Boy s XI Mater Hill Everton District Mighty Blues Roudenko Cricket GRADE CLUBNAME POINTS B3N Sunny Coast Cobras Pirates Lyons s Den Pine Rivers Ferny Districts Albany Creek Brisbane Spartans Everton District B3S Kuraby Lions Macgregor Mongrels Mater Hill Pitch Doctors Danger Island Springwood Suns C1N Redlands Tigers Bracken Ridge Red Dogs Albany Creek Everton District Mater Hill C1S Macgregor Masters Toowong Springwood Suns Puka Puka B2N Redlands Tigers Napoleons North Australian Nudgee College Bruce Red Dogs B2S Brisbane Challengers Macgregor Cobras Wolston Park Centenary Toowong Meakin Park Rangers Springwood Suns

18 2016 Winter Juniors GRADE CLUBNAME PTS U/13FN Tripl.e A Palmwoods Colts Albany Creek Hawks Toombul Blue Ferny Flames Pine Rivers Pumas U/13N Pine Rivers Ferny Firestorm Albany Ck Eaglehawk Toombul Red Wilston Warehouse ` Peninsula U/13 Young Guns Ferny Burners Albany Cr Falconhawk Kenmore HDS Cricket ` Roudenko Cricket Winter Juniors GRADE CLUBNAME PTS U/15N Palmwoods Colts Albany Cr Falconhawk Pine Rivers Toombul Juniors Valley Juniors Roudenko Cricket U/15S Gold Coast Red Kenmore Souths Juniors Park Ridge Panthers Gold Coast White Eastern Districts Blue Eastern Districts Gold Kuraby Knights U/16 East Dist Gold Sandgate Redcliffe Wilston Warehouse HDS Cricket U/14 Kenmore Toombul Souths Juniors Ferny Igniters 0.00 U/14S Gold Coast White Gold Coast Marlin Red Wellington Point Springwood Suns Park Ridge Panthers

19 2016 Winter Saturday Batting Awards GDE NAME Club Inn N.O H.S AGG. Ave. A1 Emmanuel Peterson Wilston Warehouse A3N David Callick Mater Hill * A3S Troy Cooper Macgregor * B1N Andrew Beighton Albany Creek Hawks * B2N Sohi Shojaei Redlands Tigers * B2S Liam van Rensburg Wolston Park Centenary B3N Laurence Wright Allbany Creek Hawks B3S Matthew Taviani Macgregor * C1N Kerin Winn Bracken Ridge C1S Nicholas Dedes Macgregor U13 Syed Ali Zaidi Young Guns * U13N Danny Young Allbany Creek Hawks * U13FN Jeremy White Triple "A" * U13S Aaron Joby Souths Junior * U14 Lachlan D Marschke Kenmore * U14S Callum Wilson Gold Coast Marlins U15N Samuel Cope Valley District * U15S Maynard Meegama Souths Junior * U16 Joshua Schaumburg Eastern Districts *

20 Winter Saturday Batting - Minimum 400 runs Grade Name Club MAT INN N/Os 50's 100's Runs HS Ave A3S Michael Turner Macgregor B3S Matthew Taviani Macgregor * A3S Mitchell Tripp Gold Coast Marlins A3S Liam van Rensburg, Wolston Park Centenary B2N Sohi Shojaei Redlands Tigers * C1S Nicholas Dedes Macgregor B3S Channa Gojanur Kuraby Lions U13 Alex Maynard Young Guns * B3S Umair Warraich Macgregor A3S Brett Bednarski Macgregor * B1N Andrew Beighton Albany Creek * U14 Campbell Cowan Kenmore C1S Sauer Liam Macgregor * U13 Syed Ali Nasar Zaidi Young Guns * B3N Desmond Lee Pirates U13S Daniel Acret Gold Coast Marlins * C1N Benjamin Cole Redlands Tigers B2S Pawan Isher Brisbane Challengers C1S Timothy Dippl Macgregor * U15N Benjamin Potter, Pine Rivers U15N Kaleb Weil Palmwoods Colts B3N Mitchell Lee Pirates * A1 Alexander Thompson Southpine Dragons A3S Jamie Tripp Gold Coast Marlins U13 FN Rory Cowling Palmwood Colts *

21 2016 Winter Saturday Bowling Awards GRADE NAME CLUB Matches OVERS RUNS WKTS B/B AVE A1 Chris Stobie Pine Rivers / A3N Charles Evans Mater Hill / A3S Brett Burke Gold Coast Hawks / B1N Andrew Beighton Albany Creek Hawks / B2N Jacob Apted Redlands Tigers / B2S Dean Grebert Wolston Park Centenary / B3N Phillip Feldman Pirates / B3S Jordan Crick Mater Hill / C1N Andrew McConnell Red Dogs / C1S Niv Jaiswal Toowong / U13 Jesse Kindley Albany Creek Hawks / U13N Danny Young Albany Creek Hawks / U13FN Andrew Boston-Dart Triple "A" / U13S Matthew McGovern Eastern Districts Jnr / U14 Harry Dobson Kenmore / U14S Kobe H Herft Gold Coast Marlins / U15N Samuel Brandon Pine Rivers / U15S Heales, John Kenmore / U16 William Sanders Sandgate-Redcliffe /

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

23 2016 Sunday Season Competitions Points GRADE CLUBNAME PTS Premier Micah X Alberton Southpine Dragons Tewantin Noosa Caloundra Worst Indies Icebergs Ninja Black 6.00 A3N QUT Blue Spartans Gujju Lions Kings XI Sunday Sessions Everton District Ferny Districts Sunday Spankers A3S Indoz PB Warriors Macgregor Green Macgregor Mystics Chevron Chefs Max Daredevils Hunter s XI 9.00 South East Sloths 9.00 B1N Match Fixers Mater Hill Redbacks Albany Creek Pine Rivers Bracken Ridge Rangers HIT & Run 9.00 B2N Funky Miller Squad Gold Crest Cobras Rebel Tourists White s Hill XI Brothers Brisbane Fusion Underdogs We Got the Runs GRADE CLUBNAME PTS B2S Nomads Stunned Mullets Royal Indians Tropics GC Grilled Lions Brisbane Sikh Warriors Point Boys Salisbury Boys B3N Napoleons JCUB Royal Warriors Spears TheCarpoolers West End Wanderers Northern Suburbs QUT B3S Falcon Hornets Tailenders Macgregor Scorchers Stunned Mullets Bent Street Deccan Lions Mater Hill Silent Assassins B3S Whites Hill X Falcon Hornets Gc Grilled Lions Mater Hill ` Stanley Steams Macgregor Scorchers Queensland Lions Palmdale Meats 9.00 Springwood Suns 9.00 B4N Suncoast XI Bracken Ridge Hendra Hoops Micah XI Sons of Pitches Gunners Mater Hill 9.00 Newmarket

24 2016 Sunday Season Points (cont) GDE CLUBNAME PTS GDE Club Name Pts B5 Marburg Mt Crosby Jaihind Royals Backfoot Bandits Brookfield Ferny Blazers Jaihind Royals Red Dogs Warnies Phone Reps 6.00 C4N C1N Graybridge XI CQ Sandcrabs Albany Creek Everton District Inside Sportz Palmwoods Colts Pine Rivers Middle Stump 6.00 C3N Sandgate Redcliffe Toombul Bowls Club Wellshot Wanderers Zanu Pf Keep Walking Peninsula Moggill 9.00 Everton District 6.00 C4N Bugsy s XI Gold Crest Cobras Narangba Redbacks Northern Federals Gray Bridge XI Stumps XI Pine Rivers 0.00 Team Beam 0.00 C1S Southern Tigers Macgregor Hawks Palmdale Meats Battlers XI Queensland Lions Stanley Steamers Happy Hackers Mater Hill 0.00 C2N Dale s Daredevils Palmwoods Colts Marburg Mt Crosby Red Dogs Kenmore Redbacks Albany Creek 6.00 Lisburn Street 0.00 C2S Griffith University Traders X Macgregor United Western Buccaneers Barmy Swamis 6.00 Russell Island 6.00 Lang Street 0.00 World

25 2016 Winter Sunday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O H.S AGG. AVE A1 Paras Ahuja Micah XI * A3N Vishal Kantariya Gujji Lions A3S Michael Turner Macgregor * B1N Drew McMillian Pine Rivers * B2N Ben Carberry We Got the Runs B2S Rakesh Kamath Royal Indians * B3N Rohan Rainbow Spears B3S Dami Gunaratne Falcons * B4N Saad Farooqui Micah XI * B5 Sridhar Ammathalli Jaihind Royals C1N Jarrod Legge, Pine Rivers C1S Matthew Martin Queensland Lions * C2N Connor Anderson Red Dogs C2S Harry Day Traders XI * C3N Stuart McColl Wellshot Wanderers C4N Antony Shelley Gold Crest Cobras * Winter Sunday Batting - Minimum 400 runs Grade Name Club MAT INN N/Os 50's 100's Runs HS Ave C1S Matthew Martin Qld Lions * B3S CJ Hunter Falcons * C1S Grant l Bryson Stanley Seamers C1S Ataur Rahman Southern Tigers C2S Rakesh Kamath Royal Indians * C2S Tufail Zaman Griffith Uni C4N Kevin Brown Team Beam

26 2016 Winter Season Sunday Bowling Awards Grade Name Club Matches Overs Runs Wkts B/B Ave A1 Luis A Hermida Micah XI / A3N Kirk Manwaring QUT / A3S Jasdeep Singh Macgregor / B1N Chathura Kaluthanthri Match Fixers / B2N Wes Porter White Hills XI / B2S Dennis Kennedy Stunned Mullets / B3N Sukhdarshan Shergill Royal Warriors / B3S Bhavin Shah Tailenders / B4N Kunaal Kumar Bracken Ridge / B5 Sridhar Ammathali Jaihind Royals / C1N Sri Narasimhan Everton Districts / C1S Adam Kemp, Battlers XI / C2N Samuel Eiby Palmwoods Colts / C2S Dominic Hudson Traders XI / C3N Jordan Macoun Zanu - PF / C4N Dan Bell Narangba Redbacks / Winter Sunday Bowling - Minimum 15 wkts Grade NAME Club MAT O M R W 5Wi BBI AVE. B5 Sridhar Ammathalli Jaihind Royals / A3N Kirk Manwaring QUT / C1S Vinnie Forgione Palmdale Meats XI / B4N Adam Reynolds Gunners / C1N Corie W Morrad Albany Creek / C4N Frey Jason Team Beam /

27 Summer Saturday Competitions Points GDE CLUBNAME PTS A1 Southpine Dragons Gold Crest Ferny Districts Mater Hill Peninsula Kuraby Lions A3 Gold Crest Bond XI Griffith University QUT Macgregor Maestros Ferny Districts B1 Gold Crest North Australian Napoloens Mater Hill Ultimate Warriors Ferny Districts GDE CLUBNAME PTS B2 Rebel Tourists Albany Creek Yesterday s Heros Griffith University Macgregor Mongrels Peninsula B3 Inside Sportz Nundah United Pine Rivers Bruce QUT GDE CLUBNAME PTS C1 Toowong Albany Creek Brisbane Spartans Bribie Island Gold Crest Peninsula C2 BaldHills Lawnton Macgregor Masters Valley Districts Mater Hill Bald Hills Lawnton Gold Crest Visit Frank Hogan s Indoor Centre 104 Gympie Road, Strathpine Doug O'Neill (Our Volunteer Photographer) 27 Ben hits out at Marchant Park

28 Summer Saturday Batting Awards Saturday Batting Awards Grade Player Club Games Inn Runs N/O HS Avg A1 David Brain Gold Crest * A3 Anthony Cousar Gold Crest B1 Randall Hart, Ferny Districts B2 Andrew Beighton, Albany Creek * B3 Brett Murray Pine Rivers * C1 Adam Rada Toowong * C2 Timothy Dippl Macgregor * Sunday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O 50's 100's H.S AGG. AVE. A3N Luis Hermida Micah XI * B1N Shon Gaikwad Napoleons B1S Michael Turner Macgregor B2N Rob Weiks Peninsula * B3N Binit Heith Macgregor * C1N Patrick Byrne Stumps XI C1S Anwer Olia Silent Assassins * T20 Sunday Batting Awards GRADE NAME Club Inn N.O 50's 100's H.S AGG. AVE. 20/20 A Nathan Hall Mater Hill /20 B Stephen Simpson CVX Crocs /20 C Yaveen Fernando Qld Lions *

29 Summer Saturday Batting - Minimum 300 runs Grade Name Club MAT INN N/Os 50's 100's Runs HS Ave A1 James P Smith Peninsula * A1 Luis A Hermida Ferny Districts A1 Furner Rhys Gold Crest * A1 Eugene Moore Southpine Dragons * A1 Sandeep Dhaliwal Ferny Districts A1 David Brain Gold Crest * A1 Beyden Dingle Southpine Dragons A1 Michael Schloss Ferny Districts A3 Michael Turner Macgregor * A3 Tom English Griffith University * A3 Derek Heilbronn Ferny Districts * A3 Matthew Roberts Bond XI A3 Nelson Singh QUT A3 Charles Matthews QUT A3 Kyle Hope Griffith University A3 Craig Poole, Gold Crest A3 Stanton Kroetner QUT A3 Anthony Cousar Gold Crest A3 Matthew Clarke Griffith University A3 David Billing Bond XI * B1 Randall Hart Ferny Districts B1 Jijin Ep, Napoleons

30 Summer Saturday Batting - Minimum 300 runs (cont) Grade Name Club MAT INN N/Os 50's 100's Runs HS Ave B2 Andrew Beighton Albany Creek * B2 Matthew J Taviani Macgregor B2 Colin Otto Albany Creek B2 Darren Montgomery Griffith University B2 Todd Ferguson Rebel Tourists * B2 Rick Evans, Griffith University B3 Brett Murray Pine Rivers * B3 Sam Curtis QUT * C1 Laurence Wright Albany Creek C1 Barry McDougall, Albany Creek C1 Darian Law Gold Crest C1 Dean Gent Bribie Island C1 David Humphrey, Albany Creek C2 John Burnett Bald Hills / Lawnton * C2 Richard Carr Macgregor C2 Timothy Dippl Macgregor *

31 Summer Saturday Bowling Awards Saturday Gde Name Club Mat Overs Wkts Runs 5WI B/B AVE A1 Beyden Dingle Southpine Dragons / A3 James Swan Bond XI / B1 Alex Gray North Australian / B2 Andrew Beighton Albany Creek / B3 Fabian Roberts Inside Sportz / C1 Adam Keaton Albany Creek / C2 Richard Carr Macgregor / Sunday Gde Name Club Mat Overs Wkts Runs 5WI B/B AVE A3N Muhammad Farooq, Macgregor / B1N Nick Paulsen Dale's Daredevils / B1S Harry Day Traders XI / B2N Mark Marks Peninsula / B3N Sanjeev Mehra Macgregor / C1N Dipesh Khadka Nepalese Bris / C1S Troy Dean Mater Hill / T20 Sunday GRADE NAME CLUB MAT OVERS Wkts Runs 5WI B/B AVE 20/20 A James Tull Mater Hill / /20 B Matthew Slater Nomads / /20 C Neil Mansfield Qld Newspapers /

32 Summer Saturday Bowling - Minimum 35 wickets Gde Name Club Matches Overs Runs Wickets 5 Wi BB Average A1 Byron Gall Mater Hill C / A1 Josh Toner Gold Crest / A1 Beyden Dingle Southpine Dragons / A1 Simran Grewal Southpine Dragons / A3 Kyle Hope Griffith University / A3 Zac R Jane Gold Crest Cobras / A3 James Swan Bond XI / A3 Tom English, Griffith University / B1 Patrick Taylor North Australian / B1 Alex Gray North Australian / B1 Shane Eades Gold Crest Cobras / B1 David Johnston Gold Crest Cobras / B1 Brad Crick Mater Hill / B1 Mark Lennon Gold Crest C / B2 GIBSON, David Rebel Tourists / B2 Samuel Beighton Albany Creek / B2 Andrew Beighton Albany Creek / B3 Brendan McDonald Nundah United / C1 Derek Pakuza Bribie Island / C1 Adam Keaton Albany Creek / C1 Vardhan Kota Toowong / C1 Matthew Bietola Bribie Island / C1 Ashwani Kumar Brisbane Spartans / C1 Michael Huggins Toowong / C1 Dan Sandy Bribie Island /

33 Summer Sunday Competitions Points GDE CLUBNAME PTS GDE CLUBNAME PTS GRADE CLUBNAME PTS A3N Southpine Dragons Micah X Macgregor Green Stallions 0.00 B1N Inside Edge Dale s Daredevils Napoleons Mighty Blues Jaihind Royals Hazara Lions 0.00 B1S Macgregor Mystics Griffith University South Easts Sloths Tailenders Traders XI PM s XI B2N Peninsula Powered by Jimmy TheCarpoolers AllStars CQ Sandcrabs Aust Catholic Uni B3N Macgregor Wills Ferny Districts Micah XI Allsorts Keep Walking Narangba Redbacks C1N Peninsula Nepalese Brisbane Albany Creek Zanu PF ` Stumps XI Northern Federals 9.00 C1S Macgregor United Team Green Macgregor Hawks Mater Hill Silent Assassins Ocean s XI Lang Street XI Russell Island /20A Brisbane Sikh United Macgregor Mystics Salisbury Sloggers Mater Hill Royal Indians Tabla XI Brisbane Titans Bloomfield /20B Spears Nomads Gammin Dogs CVX Crocs Griffith University Pitch Doctors Scott Muller X Oceans XI Tabla /20C Queensland Lions News Qld Red Hill Rangers Brisb Deaf Bulldogs

34 Summer Sunday Batting - Minimum 300 runs Grade Name Club MAT INN N/Os 50's 100's Runs HS Ave Sun A3N Alexander Thompson Southpine Dragons * Sun A3N Saddam Sadiq Macgregor Sun B1N Shane Brown Raiders Sun B1N Nick Paulsen Dale's Daredevils * Sun B1N Jack Castles Dale's Daredevils Sun B1S Michael Turner Macgregor Sun B1S Ashu Deepak Macgregor Sun B1S Tufail Zaman Griffith University Sun B2N Weiks, Rob Peninsula * Sun B3N Tom Surman Ferny Districts Sun B3N Billy Themor Ferny Districts Sun C1N Ratnam Ranjithan Peninsula Sun C1N Yeo Brendan Zanu - PF Sun C1N Lindell Ngaluafe Zanu - PF * Sun C1N Darryl McNamara Peninsula Sun C1N Ric Day Peninsula Sun C1S Anwer Olia Silent Assassins * Sun C1S Gurbir Singh Macgregor

35 Summer T20 Batting - Minimum 150 runs Grade Name Club MAT INN N/Os 50's 100's Runs HS Ave T20 - A Nathan Hall Mater Hill Cricket Club T20 - A Gurmukh Singh Macgregor T20 - A David Wilden Macgregor T20 - A Ashu Deepak Macgregor T20 - A Matthew J Ramsay Tabla XI T20 - A Shayan Nekakhtar Macgregor * T20 - A Trent Boustead Bloomfield * T20 - A Cole Chris Mater Hill * T20 - A Darren Lewis-Date Salisbury Sloggers * T20 - A Shane Lynch Tabla XI T20 - B Peter Mathers Spears * T20 - B Mark Rainbow Spears * T20 - B Stephen Simpson CVX Crocs T20 - B John Langton Spears T20 - B Conrad Dewey Nomads * T20 - B Sadeed Ahmad Griffith University * T20 - C Yaveen S Fernando Queensland Lions * T20 - C Navdeep S Kahlon QLD Newspapers

36 Summer Sunday Bowling Minimum - 20 wickets Grade Name Club Matches Overs Runs Wickets 5 Wi BB Average Sun B1N Trevor Smith Raiders / Sun B1N Saikiran Janagama Napoleons / Sun B1S Alex Mainey Griffith Uni / Sun B2N Mark Marks, Peninsula / Sun B3N Sanjeev Mehra Macgregor / Sun B3N Doug Surman Ferny Districts / Sun B3N Ketan Sharma Macgregor / Sun C1N Dipesh Khadka Nepalese Bris / Sun C1N Matthew Ruhle Albany Creek / Sun C1N Daniel Fallon Stumps XI / Sun C1S Anwer Olia Silent Assassins / Summer T20 Bowling Minimum - 10 wickets Grade Name Club Mat Overs Runs Wkt 5 Wi BB Ave T20 - B Matthew Slater Nomads / T20 - B Matt Morris Spears /

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

38 Historical Roll Call Office Bearers of Warehouse Cricket since 8 August 1921 Year Chairman President Secretary Treasurer 1958/59 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1959/60 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1960/61 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1961/62 Richards W.J. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1962/63 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1963/64 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1964/65 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1965/66 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1966/67 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1967/68 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1968/69 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1969/69 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1968/70 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1970/71 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1971/72 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1972/73 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1973/74 Clark W.B. Richards W.J. Scott W.J. Whalley M.J. 1974/75 Jorgensen P.J Richards W.J. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1975/76 Jorgensen P.J Richards W.J. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1976/77 Jorgensen P.J Richards W.J. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1977/78 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1978/79 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1979/80 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1980/81 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1981/82 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1982/83 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1983/84 Jackson P Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1984/85 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Whalley M.J. 1985/86 Jorgensen P.J Lawrie A.L. Hastie G.C. Jorgensen P.J 1986/87 Lehman H. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 38

39 Historical Roll Call - Office Bearers of Warehouse Cricket since 8 August 1921 Year Chairman President Secretary Treasurer 1987/88 Lehman H. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1988/89 Gees A. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1989/90 Quigg K. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1990/91 Toohey C. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1991/92 Toohey C. Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1992/93 Jorgensen P.J Hastie G.C. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1993/94 Leslie C Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1993/94 Baker J. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1994/95 Baker J. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1995/96 Yorkston W. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1996/97 Yorkston W. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1997/98 Yorkston W. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1998/99 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 1999/2000 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2000/2001 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2001/2002 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2002/2003 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2003/2004 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2004/2005 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2005/2006 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2006/2007 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2007/2008 Cooke P. Forrest J.L. Christie L.D. Jorgensen P.J 2008/2009 Christie L.D. Forrest J.L. Rogerson S Jorgensen P.J 2009/2010 Sharry D Christie L.D. Rogerson S Pfeffer P 2010/2011 Sharry D Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2011/2012 Lees C Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2012/2013 Peacock B Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2013/2014 Peacock B Sharry D Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2014/2015 Sharry D Peacock B. Pfeffer P Pfeffer P 2015/2016 Burns T Middleton A Pfeffer P Peacock B. Year Chairman Dep Chair Secretary Treasurer 2016/2017 Andrew Middleton Troy Burns Hitesh Rathod Peter Pfeffer 39

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56 business hours. Kianawah Park Nets Available for Team Practice The practice nets at Kianawah Park are available for teams wishing to have organized team practice or a social hit with the family. These state of the art practice wickets contain 4 practice nets, lighting for training at night and are available for hire to Warehouse Cricket teams on an hourly basis from: Bookings and enquiries can be made during Contact Peter Jorgensen (bus hrs) Or peterj@jorgensen.net.au $15 per hr (day) $20 per hr (night) Warehouse Cricket acknowledges and appreciates the support of Konica Minolta in printing our Annual Report. 41