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FRANKSTON

PENINSULA

CRICKET CLUB

Annual report

& financial

statements

Season 2015~2016

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 2 Annual Report 2015-2016

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT 2015~2016

President Dennis Prendergast

Vice Presidents

David Archer & James Keenan

Secretary Ivan Ashkenazi

Treasurer

Glenn Davey

Board Directors Bill Chernishoff, Glen Elmi, Kevin Johnson, Chris McCormick, Glyn Trueman, Martin Wylie

General Manager

Kevin Johnson (May to July 2015), Jo Davey and Glenn Davey (August 2015 – onwards)

On-Field management 2015~2016

Director of Coaching Adrian Johnstone

Assistant Coach (Batting) – Johan Vorster Strategy Bowling Coach – Darren Groves

Technical Bowling Coach – Tim Spear Strength & Conditioning Coach – Dean Gunawardana Junior Development Co-ordinator – David McClean

Junior Development Assistant – Mark O’Sullivan

Captains: 1st XI – Scott Boland, Luke Walker, Michael McClean (Rnd 6 & 7), Sam Wiese (Rnd 8 to 12), Jon Holland (Rnd 15)

2nd XI – Johan Vorster, Gordon Waterfall, Coen Chernishoff (Rnd 9), Matt Gapes (Rnd 16) 3rd XI – Aaron McIlroy

4th XI – Simon Draycott, Nick Mann (Rnd 3)

Team Managers: Ivan Ashkenazi, Ian Boldiston, Graeme Brewer, Simon Draycott, Aaron McIlroy, Nick Salerni, Martin Wylie.

Scorers:

Wayne Ross (1st XI, 2nd XI, 3rd XI), Glenn Davey (1st XI, 2nd XI, 3rd XI, 4th XI), Nick Salerni (1st XI), Ross Simpson (2nd XI, 3rd XI), Graeme Brewer (2nd XI), Caolan O’Connor (2nd XI), Glen Elmi (2nd XI), Perminder Singh (2nd XI), Johan Vorster (2nd XI), Andrew Shannon (3rd XI), Matt Davis (3rd XI, 4th XI)


PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Season 2015-16 was a testing one in many respects of the Club’s operations both on the field and off. Regretfully this season was our worst season for cash flow and fundraising. The continuing perception that Premier Cricket can afford paid employees to undertake many of the tasks required to function, it’s not the case. The Club cannot continue to provide the expected service levels and be financially viable without greater involvement and participation from players, family and “friends” in the total operating suite of the Club. There is clear evidence that performances on the field closely impacts on how a Club performs off the field, therefore we need to improve across the board.

Governance I acknowledge and thank the dedicated group that forms the Board of Management; however it is with great regret that I accept the resignation of Vice-President & Life Member David Archer after 30+ years service to our Club. David joined the Club from Heatherhill CC and played Firsts & Seconds in our Victorian Sub-District era, captained our Premier 4th XI for many years, as well as his playing service David served as a Club Delegate to Cricket Victoria & the MPCA, and has been VP for many years. David has been a valuable player and volunteer, he will be greatly missed. As well as David we will also lose the services of Martin Wylie & Bill Chernishoff from the Board. I thank them both for their contributions. I commend the efforts of our home bred General Manager Glenn Davey for his due diligence across our governance operations, putting in many hours above and beyond expectations; again! Cricket Proudly I acknowledge all our international representatives, who continue to make us walk taller with their achievements. In particular our international debutants Jon Holland for his ‘baggy green’ selection in Sri Lanka, I know we are all very excited for him. As well, Scott Boland for achieving his white ball ODI & T20 debut and subsequent tours of New Zealand and the West Indies, well done to you both. It was also wonderful for our Club to have 3 representatives in the Victorian Sheffield Shield winning team, Matthew Wade, Scott Boland and Jon Holland. Not to be out done the next generation of talented young developing players represented Victoria in their age groups, including; Ben Ashkenazi, Jackson Mockett, Tom Ewing and Matthew Foy. Outstanding achievement congratulations. We understand that not everyone is going to achieve first class or international honours, to be a player at Premier cricket level you are already ahead of most, playing the best competition with the best will have your game developing continually.


Volunteers I particularly acknowledge and thank those people who took on the mighty challenge of assisting with volunteer tasks, ensuring we stayed at the top of the ladder for service provision to our loyal group of supporters and visitors. Congratulations to all players and volunteers acknowledged at the presentation night. A special thank you also to the dynamic Thursday night meals team lead by Noellene McClean and Jess Dunkling with an able supporting group providing a variety of meals for our enjoyment each selection night. This is a great tradition and appreciated by all. Local Government Continued strategic planning by the Club recently came to fruition with the announcement of exciting new facilities to be provided through grants from Frankston Council, Victorian Government & Cricket Australia will benefit greatly future generations of players at our Club. This achievement has been 3 years in the planning. Frankston Council continues to provide a strong commitment to elite club sport in the municipality, we have benefitted greatly from this over our time in Premier Cricket. Butler Oval, as well as the East Oval continues to provide excellent conditions for our sport. Sponsorship Thank you to our major sponsor BUILDSAFE, Phil Graf and his team are fantastic supporters of our Club over a long period; we express the Board’s gratitude for his continued support. The Frankston RSL, and Mark Dunsford, Dunsford Financial, are also special & loyal sponsor partners and we appreciate their ongoing involvement supporting our Club over our journey. To all our players, loyal volunteers, members and sponsors I particularly, on behalf of the Board, wish to thank you for your continued support throughout the seasons. Your support is the very foundation from which we can better prepare to take on the challenges ahead that will make us a successful and sustainable Premier Cricket Club. Accepting our responsibility as a Premier Club in the region and the development and support of pathway squads is vitally important to our sustainability in Premier Cricket. The strength of our ongoing partnership with local associations is imperative with support from Cricket Victoria and the Regional Cricket Manager, Jason Mathers, ensures a well coordinated program for young aspiring cricketers to reach their potential. To the entire pathway support groups coaches, managers and scorers’ thank you for providing much needed support and direction. I also acknowledge the role that many parents play providing background support, guidance and for the manner in which many have embraced the “Heat” as their Club. In conclusion, I take this opportunity to encourage all those associated in some way with the HEAT to become even more involved and believe with passion in our future.

Dennis Prendergast

President


GENERal maNaGER’S REPORT

It is with pleasure that I submit Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club’s Annual Report for Season 2015/2016. The process of compiling the Annual Report (my sixth report) provides a great opportunity to assemble a record of the achievements and records of the club from the recent season. Personally, I have completed my fifth year in this role. After stepping down from the role in April 2015 due to career and family reasons, Kevin Johnson was appointed to the role. However after three months, he was unable to continue in the position. The board then accepted a proposal from myself and my wife Jo to share the General Manager role for at least a two year term.

The shared arrangement has worked well, with Jo undertaking a lot of the day to day administrative tasks and myself completing the practical onsite aspects of the position. I must commend the valuable contribution from our President, Dennis Prendergast. He puts so much time into our club, managing many key relationships with our important stakeholders. It was great to finish the season with such exciting news with the funding announcement from the state government regarding the long awaited training facility upgrade. Personally, I have spent many, many hours of manual labour over the last couple of seasons to patch up the many holes in the nets and fix damaged fencing. It has been so frustrating to put up with a training facility that certainly doesn’t meet the standards of Premier Cricket. So to now have the opportunity to install a new innovative facility is so exciting for the club. But with the facility will come challenges, with the club required to contribute 10% of the project cost from a budget that is already stretched considerably. The facility will be innovative in the fact there will be a capacity to have runups at both ends of the practice wickets. This will in effect double the use of the practice wickets, which currently struggle to meet the training needs of the club, pathway squads and other cricket groups who use the only turf training facility in the region. By being fully enclosed with roof netting, it will also provide a much needed safety measure that will remove the risk of parking in the nearby car park or playing in the new nearby playground. Administration As in previous years, Cricket Victoria and Cricket Australia provided funds and assistance to enable the Club to manage its administration responsibilities in accordance with Cricket Victoria’s Criteria Assessment for all Premier Cricket Clubs. Cricket Victoria’s and Cricket Australia’s support is greatly appreciated. Playing Adrian Johnstone was appointed as Director of Coaching, to replace David McClean who stepped down at the end of 2014/15 to focus purely on his Development Role with the club. Adrian was supported by a quality group of coaches including Johan Vorster, Tim Spear, Darren Groves, David McClean, Mark O’Sullivan and Dean Gunawardana. Scott Boland was retained as 1st XI captain, with Luke Walker formally appointed as Vice-Captain. With Scott having such a successful year with Victoria and then Australia, Luke was the captain for the majority of the season. Johan Vorster added to his role as assistant coach to also captain the 2nd XI, a role he shared with developing leader Gordon Waterfall for some matches during the season. Aaron McIlroy was appointed to captain the 3rd XI after the retirement of Jason Wylie. He had a superb start to his captaincy


career at FPCC, leading the side to finish on top of the White Ball ladder. His side were unable to win the home White Ball final, and fell to the top side Melbourne University in the Quarter Final. Simon Draycott remained as captain of the 4th XI, to be a valuable mentor for our young players starting off in Premier Cricket. They well and truly exceeded expectations to finish sixth, but were defeated by Dandenong in the Quarter Final. The 1st XI had a season that started well but then fell away after numerous injuries to senior players that really tested our depth. This situation did allow nine players to debut for the 1st XI which is extremely exciting. It’s fair to say the most exciting debutants was the addition of Australian representatives John Hastings and Matthew Wade. They were terrific additions to the club and added so much to the group in the times they were at the club. Unfortunately, all of John, Matthew and Jon Holland were injured at the same time in November when they were otherwise available to play a series of matches for the club. Hopefully next season we will have better luck with the availability of our “Big 4” and they will continue to develop further interest from the local community in our club. It was great to welcome back Paul Borrington and Jess Dunkling from England, who were again terrific additions to the club. Paul anchored the batting order from the top and scored the most amount of runs for the 1sts, while Jess managed the canteen and Thursday night meals to provide a valuable service for the club. Another year of experience was gained by our exciting young players, with this group of Victorian underage representatives no doubt ready to explode onto the Premier Cricket scene very soon. Look out for this group of Ben Ashkenazi, Jake Wood, Jackson Mockett, Nick Boland, Tom Ewing, Matthew Foy and Brodie Symons who will form the basis of our next finals team. The 2nd XI finished the year very strongly, but paid the price for early losses to lower ranked teams which saw them miss out on finals action by just 1 point! A couple of bonus points that went begging in the one day format also came back to hurt. Jaime Brohier, Gordon Waterfall, Matthew Gapes, Liam Tonkin and Coen Chernishoff all showed patches of form with the bat, however no one was able to score more than 260 runs. In the bowling, Mitch Drummond, Billy Humphrey, Tim Drummond and Jackson Mockett shouldered most of the work for the season with the ball. Nick Mann and Mitch Allen had breakout seasons with the bat in the thirds, with Nick scoring a fantastic 603 runs across all grades and compiling the only century for the club for the season. Jared Gibbs finished runner up in the Thompson Medal, a great effort in his second season to be promoted from the 4ths to the 2nds after consistent performances. Aaron McIlroy was a master all season, securing 31 wickets for the thirds, with great support coming from Rohan Simpson, Jamin Barron-Toop and Niraj De Silva. Simon Draycott and Ned Shannon were best with the bat in the 4th XI, helping put enough runs on the board for the strong bowling attack to defend. The formula worked, with the side climbing all the way to 6th position on the back of Perminder Singh (26 wickets), Jake Brown (21), Euan Fox (15), Jared Gibbs (13) and Jack Lavery (12) destroying opposition batting orders all season long. It was terrific to record two days of “Searing Heat” this season. It’s hard to remember in recent years the last time our sides won all four matches in a round more than once in a season! This season our four sides defeated local rivals Casey-South Melbourne in Round 4 and bayside rival Geelong in Round 11. Congratulations to all award winners from the Presentation Night, in particular to Chris McCormick who won his first Prendergast Club Champion award after another very consistent season to backup his Thompson Medal in 2014/15. Matthew Gapes got the runs and wickets on the board from his time in the 1sts and 2nds to claim his first Thompson Medal with 20 votes.


The club was honoured to receive the Spirit of Cricket award in 2014/15, which enabled the club to purchase a HD video system with the prizemoney. This has been great for further exposure for the club, with highlights packages of Butler Oval matches generating high interest on social media. It is also beneficial for players who can analyse their technique and performances from the vision. Arrivals The club secured the addition of the following players to the senior list for Season 2015/2016: Harrison Barnes (Somerville), Jaime Brohier (Lyndale), Alex Cann (Emerald), Adyn Coleman (Haileybury), Steven Dagys (Kingston Hawks), Niraj De Silva (Kingston Hawks), Tom Ewing (Mt Eliza), Matthew Foy (Hastings), John Hastings (Footscray Edgewater), Samuel Loewe (Haileybury), Emmal Mayadunne (Kingston Hawks), Liam O’Connor (Sorrento), Matthew Robertson (Haileybury), Jeremy Sadgrove (Kingston Hawks), Ned Shannon (Balnarring), Rohan Simpson (Skye), Perminder Singh (Noble Park), Andrew Stapleton (Delacombe Park), Johan Vorster (Noble Park), Matthew Wade (Casey South Melbourne), Tom Wood (Ticknell, UK). Departures Players who left the club following the 2014/2015 season included: Jake Bardwell, Will Crowder, Justin Grant, Liam Jackson, Billy Kennedy, James La Brooy, Tom La Brooy, Ben Lawrence, Billy Quigley, Joel Reid, Nick Taranto, Brad Trotter, Jason Wylie, Niall Young. Thank you to these players for their service to Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club. Volunteers There are a significant amount of volunteers within the Club who deserve recognition for their contributions. Thanks must go to all of the coaches led by Adrian Johnstone, the captains, Ross Simpson (Training Management and Scorer), Ian Boldiston (Training and Matchday Setup), Graeme Gibbs (Photographer), Martin Wylie (Team Manager), Ivan Ashkenazi (Team Manager), Wayne Ross (Scorer), Matt Davis (Scorer), Graeme Brewer (Matchday Assistance and Scorer), Nick Salerni (Team Manager and Scorer), Noellene McClean (Meals, Canteen, Afternoon Tea), Jess Dunkling (Meals, Canteen, Afternoon Tea), David Brissett (Afternoon Tea), Raelene Lavery (Meals), Linda Foy (Meals), and Debra Gibbs (Meals). Thank you must also go to Garry Woolard, Gavin Bock, Chris Cay and Phil Regos from Frankston City Council from their efforts in maintaining the high standards of the Jubilee Park precinct. Board of Management Finally, recognition should be provided to the hard working FPCC Board of Management which included throughout the year: Dennis Prendergast (President), David Archer (Vice President), James Keenan (Vice President), Glenn Davey (Treasurer), Ivan Ashkenazi (Secretary), Bill Chernishoff, Glen Elmi, Kevin Johnson, Chris McCormick, Glyn Trueman and Martin Wylie.

Glenn Davey

CO-General Manager


Coach’S REPORT

To rate Season 2015/16, I would start by saying we were unlucky with injuries and the squad was bowler heavy. We need to strike a balance with the squad, and continue to implement change with that, next season. We really should have had three sides in the finals instead of two. Early losses at the start of the season ultimately cost us in the 2nd XI. The 1st XI had a number of injuries to key players which hurt us too with Luke Walker, Ben Ashkenazi and Jake Wood all missing for long periods. With school cricket, representative cricket other players such as Ben Frith, Mitch Drummond and Jamie Brohier injured at times, the depth was also tested.

There were still numerous positives from the season, including 25 players tried in the 1st XI this year, three up from last year. Some opportunities created through injuries, and some opportunities were given to players because of particular strength in a particular format so we backed them and promoted them to see how they would go. It was so beneficial to promote younger guys amongst experienced players, we will continue to build a side around our talented youth. Numbers at training were consistent most of the year and everyone bought into the program that was implemented. The major negative for the season, apart from the injuries mentioned above, was the fact there was only one century for the season which was disappointing in my view as a coach. Hopefully after a strong skills based pre-season, this outcome will improve next season. I was pleasantly surprised by the tremendous effort from the 4th XI, that team to get as far as they did, well done to Simon Draycott who led them excellently. The 3rd XI were excellent for most of the season under Aaron McIlroy, and were unlucky to not taste some finals success. Also pleasing was Chris McCormick, the number of runs he’s scored was down to the extra work he completed, and it shows what can happen if you put the extra work in. Tom Ewing, the ability to play beyond his years was terrific in his first taste of Premier Cricket and he looked really comfortable as a 17 year old in the firsts. And Nick Boland, he’s going to be as good as his brother, that’s my prediction! A lot of others showed a glimpse of good things to come next season. Collectively I want to include every player here as “Ones to watch“. The Development group have some promising players to add to the senior group, thanks to Dave and Sully for the talent identification and development they undertake for the club. I hope the government funding can be implemented as soon as possible and the facilities can be improved for the players, especially the turf block, and be a first class facility that will certainly attract quality players in years to come and make Frankston a strong force to be reckon with. I would just like to thank Dennis and the club for the opportunity to coach here. It is a very enjoyable place to be involved with. Thanks also to my coaching group Tim Spear, Johan Vorster, Darren Groves, David McClean, Mark O’Sullivan and Dean Gunawardana. A big thank you to Rosco Simpson for managing all of the net sessions so well, to Boldo and Graeme for all the work they do, and to the captains of every side. Looking forward to a big year in 2016/17!

Adrian Johnstone

DIRECTOR OF COACHING


Finance

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club realised an unaudited (at time of printing) net loss of ($23,610.01) for Season 2015/2016 compared to a net loss of ($1,272.07) in Season 2014/2015. The financial information is based on accrual accounting, is exclusive of GST, and includes non-cash transactions such as depreciation and adjustments. To expand, $20,124.04 of the listed income was still receivable at 30 April 2016, while $23,062.62 of the listed expenditure was still payable at 30 April 2016. When non-cash accounting items (depreciation and inventory adjustments) are disregarded, the actual Operating Loss sits slightly lower at ($17,313.89). The audit was delayed due to illness of this Treasurer. The following explanations are provided for clarification of the result in some areas.

Income: Cricket Victoria & Cricket Australia As per other seasons, assistance from Cricket Victoria and Cricket Australia in the form of Distributions, Sponsorship Grant, and Administration Manager Grants is greatly appreciated. A difference to last season is that a bonus from the BBL was not received this year, compared to the $5,000 bonus received last year. Cricket Victoria assisted in reimbursing costs incurred to host Country Week matches and the 3rd XI White Ball Final, along with reimbursing the costs to host the Victorian Under 17 trial matches. In respect to the loan with Cricket Victoria for our contribution to the electronic scoreboard, the first six repayments ($30,000 combined) have been made, to reduce the outstanding balance to now be only $5,000. Bar, Canteen and Selection Night Meals. A decrease in external hirers saw bar sales decrease by $3,650. As a consequence, the bar staff and bar stock expense correspondingly decreased to reflect the decreased bar activity. The canteen again made a small profit of $1,165 (not including wages), with the revenue received in the canteen sufficient enough to allow sandwiches, rolls, cakes and cordial to be provided for player afternoon teas free of charge. After struggling to find volunteers the previous season, the board made a significant decision to pay canteen wages to ensure it was staffed for all events. However the $5,359 of wages paid only resulted in a minimal $173 increase in sales. Going forward, it is not sustainable to pay wages and we will start to operate a stripped back operation from the bar if no volunteers are available to staff the canteen. Jess and Noellene did an amazing job to co-ordinate the Selection Night Meals, making a profit for the club of $3,518 compared to the profit of $2,795 last season. Membership We again thank the playing group considerably for their strong support of their club through the current membership structure, first implemented at the 2009 AGM. I encourage supporters to strongly consider becoming a social member to further support your Club financially. Sales of social memberships have more than halved since two years ago. Social The club participated in the Lords Taverners Raffle, selling many tickets to receive valuable fundraising commission. Other successful player events were held at the clubrooms. Sponsorship We are grateful to continue to receive wonderful support from our sponsors: Buildsafe Building Insurances (Phil Graf), Frankston RSL (Rob Morrison), Dunsford Financial (Mark Dunsford), Saxon Sports Frankston (Chris Hall), Core Gym (Joe Russo), National Australia Bank Seaford (Jacinta Broatch), Kookaburra Sport (Nathan Pilon),


Brendan Lavery Plumbing (Brendan Lavery), Paringa Estate Winery (Lindsay McCall), Behaviours at Work (Dale Wiese), Girl Friday VA Solutions (Jo Davey), The Pantry House (Glen Elmi), AOK Window Cleaning (Rob Bennett), Graham Quarries (Chris Hutchinson). Thank you to Mark Dunsford and Kevin Johnson who play a key role on behalf of the club in generating and maintaining positive relationships with new and existing sponsors.

Expenditure: Facility The club experienced a very difficult season in regards to items requiring repair. The Scoreboard required a service at the start of the season, with multiple modules requiring replacement at a cost of $1,355. The coolroom compressor ceased operating twice in the heat due to its poor design with no ventilation, with $3,414 having to be spent. Then to compound the year, the scoreboard roller shutters seized and snapped, requiring multiple slats to be replaced at a cost of $1,863. Grounds Ground rental fees payable to the Frankston City Council for the A.H. Butler Oval and Eastern Oval increased slightly to $9,962. Our Ground related expenditure also included new full centre square covers for the Butler Oval at an unbudgeted cost of $4,650. Frankston Council insisted the existing covers required replacement, and the club has entered a payment plan with the Council for these. Merchandise $8,394 worth of current merchandise purchases and cricket balls remain on hand as at 30 April 2016. Last season saw a lot of new players enter the squad, which increased the demand for new merchandise causing the rise of clothing sales and corresponding expense. Playing After reducing the coaching expenditure to very low levels in 2014/15 to assist in restoring the financial balance, the Club returned to more of a normal coaching budget, increasing the amount invested by $10,500 to a total of $37,000. Further $6,982 was invested in the expenses of Paul Borrington who returned for another season as an overseas player. Indoor practice, facility hire and cricket equipment costs (such as match balls, training balls, ice and training aides) combined to $17,063 to outline the significant investment by the club in playing resources. This is an increase of $2,735 compared to 2014/15. Travel and Accommodation costs related to the Bush Bash fixture in Wangaratta, were reimbursed by Cricket Victoria.

Summary: As discussed above, the club’s revenue remained quite stable overall. However, there was a considerable increase in expenditure in many areas which have contributed to a very concerning loss and a terribly difficult financial position for the club. Many of the expenditure items were unbudgeted, such as unplanned repairs and maintenance and the replacement of the large covers. The investment of $5,000 wages into the canteen to try and boost sales failed to yield a return, and added as a loss factor to the bottom line. With the club required to contribute $20,000 to the new Training Facility Upgrade, combined with outstanding total liabilities of $42,549 and a negative bank balance, a considerable amount of fundraising effort from all members will be required to steer the club away from the current difficult operating environment. The Board will continue to conservatively manage the finances, and look at revenue growth opportunities to allow further cricket investment and to also ease the financial pressure.

GLENN DAVEY

Treasurer


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 3068

FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Profit & Loss Statement Year ended 30 April 2016

Income Expenditure

Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria

Cricket Victoria Allocation $38,714.00

CV Sponsorship Funds $5,000.00

Hospitality Entitlement $3,600.00

Other Distributions $1,681.82

Awards Awards

Gala Awards $86.36

Trophies $545.09

Playing Prizemoney $2,000.00

Gala Awards $1,727.27

Gifts $72.73

Bar Bar

Bar Sales $18,218.77

Bar Staff $1,350.00

Pots & Glasses $56.00

Bar Stock $9,334.37

Canteen Canteen

Canteen Sales $6,692.66

Fastrack Supplies $1,096.51

Canteen Food Supplies $4,431.05

Canteen Wages $5,359.00

Kitchen Kitchen

Kitchen Sales $6,070.00

Selection Night Food $2,552.00

Function Catering $517.27

Facility Facility

Function Income $681.80

Cleaning $4,917.94

Sports Development Program $2,000.00

Insurance $472.00

YCW Facility Reimbursements $2,116.87

Light & Power $5,643.30

Materials & Repairs $7,766.26

Security $256.00

Gas $556.64

Photographs $170.22

Hygiene $313.22

Cash register supplies $25.45

Video Equipment $2,508.79

Depreciation $7,151.00

Other Facility Expenses $439.09

Ground Ground

CV Ground Award Prizemoney $250.00

Ground Rental $9,962.73

Hosting Finals $380.00

Paint & Equipment $790.00

Hosting Country Week $500.00

Hessian/Covers $4,650.05

Other Ground Income $2,000.00

Training Nets Upgrade $438.56

Curation $300.00

Management Management

Cricket Victoria Grant $17,500.00

GM Management Fees $17,500.00

Superannuation $1,662.52

WorkCover $180.42


Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Affiliation Fees $695.38

Office Office

CV Internet Grant $500.00

Postage $199.10

Printing $282.30

Stationery $83.50

Telephone $928.22

Internet $949.53

Mobile Phone - FPCC $859.98

Phone accessories $22.73

Playing Playing

Professional Players $7,219.13

Coaching Staff $27,000.00

Physiotherapy $5,000.00

Umpires $11,260.00

Scorers $320.00

Scoreboard $250.00

Indoor Practice $10,136.37

Training Facility Hire $521.82

Cricket Equipment $6,405.26

Travel & Accommodation $2,009.09

Junior Development Junior Development

Junior Development $413.04

Indoor Practice $800.00

Coaching Staff $5,000.00

Membership - Playing Membership - Playing

Membership Fees - Playing $15,618.19

Membership - Social Membership - Social

Membership Fees - Social $1,000.01

Membership Cards $261.82

Merchandise Merchandise

Merchandise Sales $12,340.88

Merchandise Purchases $15,430.52

Year end expense adjustment ($854.88)

Social Social

Presentation Night Sales $4,275.00 Presentation Night $3,732.37

HITK Functions $252.40

Function Room Hire $454.55

Lords Taverners Raffle $1,550.00

Lords Taverners Raffle $725.00

Sponsorship Sponsorship

Sponsorships $24,045.44

Sponsorship Expenses $410.40

Saxon Sports $1,988.16

CV Hospitality Used $3,600.00

BuildSafe $7,272.73

Ritchies Donation $42.61

Donations $1,144.55

NAB Commission $1,543.08

Audit Audit

Accounting & Audit Fees $3,140.00

Financial Financial

Interest Income $0.00

Bank Charges $2,074.63

Loan Interest $600.00

Total Income $179,065.33 Total Expenses $202,675.34

Net Profit (Loss) ($23,610.01)


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club

PO Box 3068

FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Balance Sheet As at 30 April 2016

2015/2016 2014/2015

Current Assets

General Cheque Account ($5,302.73) $2,603.70

Cash on Hand $1,144.90 $411.85

Trade Debtors $20,125.04 $13,618.99

Inventories (Merchandise) $8,394.72 $7,539.84

$24,361.93 $24,174.38

Fixed Assets

Right to Clubhouse Use $45,455.00 $45,455.00

Accumulated Amortisation ($45,455.00) ($45,455.00)

Office Equipment $7,139.18 $7,139.18

Materials & Equipment $15,710.00 $15,710.00

Furniture & Fittings $7,230.55 $7,230.55

Accumulated Depreciation ($65,182.00) ($58,031.00)

Electronic Scoreboard $66,713.00 $66,713.00

$31,610.73 $38,761.73

Total Assets $55,972.66 $62,936.11

Liabilities

Trade Creditors $23,062.62 $10,110.00

Cricket Victoria Loan -Current $5,000.00 $5,000.00

Cricket Victoria Loan -Non Current $0.00 $5,000.00

Private Loan $10,000.00 $0.00

GST Liabilities

GST Collected $15,708.63 $15,651.32

GST Paid ($11,221.51) ($9,858.14)

Total GST Liabilities $4,487.12 $5,793.18

Total Liabilities $42,549.74 $25,903.18

Net Assets $13,422.92 $37,032.93

Equity

Accumulated Funds $37,032.93 $38,305.00

Current Earnings ($23,610.01) ($1,272.07)

Total Equity $13,422.92 $37,032.93


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LADDERS after round 17

Premier 1st XI W D L PNT AVE

Premier 2nd XI W D L PNT AVE

Fitzroy Doncaster 15 0 2 76 1.4802

Melbourne University 13 1 4 65 1.3897

Melbourne 13 0 4 65 1.3098

Camberwell Magpies 11 1 6 63 1.5361

Monash Tigers 10 1 6 60 1.1153

Melbourne 11 1 6 60 1.3064

Ringwood 11 0 6 56 1.2217



St Kilda 11 2 5 52 1.2247

Prahran 11 1 5 53 1.2796

Essendon 10 1 7 50 0.9533

Carlton 10 0 7 52 1.2217


Northcote 10 0 7 49 1.0166

Carlton 7 1 10 40 1.0706

Footscray Edgewater 8 0 9 44 1.1058

Frankston Peninsula 8 1 9 39 0.8955

Dandenong 8 0 9 39 0.9213

Prahran 9 2 7 38 0.9411

Essendon 8 0 9 38 1.0521

Northcote 7 2 9 36.2 0.8906

Geelong 6 0 11 38 0.9586

Geelong 8 2 8 36 1.0262

St Kilda 7 0 10 34 1.0479

Ringwood 8 2 8 36 0.8982

Kingston Hawthorn 7 0 10 33 0.8789


Casey-South Melb 5 0 12 24.2 0.6663

Casey-South Melb 5 1 12 31 0.7646


Greenvale Kangaroos 5 1 12 26 0.6117




Dandenong 5 1 12 23 0.8722

Premier 3rd XI W D L PNT AVE

Premier 4th XI W D L PNT AVE



Carlton 11 2 5 59 1.4993


St Kilda 11 2 5 56 1.3357

Dandenong 11 2 4 62 1.5359




Carlton 11 2 4 56 1.7357

Geelong 9 1 8 50 1.0008


Northcote 9 3 6 46 1.1582

Geelong 9 1 6 49 1.0126


St Kilda 7 2 7 35 0.9629

Essendon 9 3 6 44 0.9003


Ringwood 7 1 9 38 1.1363


Dandenong 7 2 9 34 1.0578


Prahran 7 3 7 31 1.0070

Essendon 6 1 10 28 0.9055


Northcote 5 3 9 26 0.7711


Melbourne 6 2 9 26 0.6240

Melbourne 5 3 10 22 0.7558

Ringwood 4 2 10 25 0.9359


Prahran 5 2 10 23 0.9217






Season 2015~2016

Club championship ladder Ground Ratings

after round 17

Club Points

Monash Tigers 648 Camberwell Magpies 623 Fitzroy Doncaster 588 Melbourne 575 Carlton 554 Melbourne University 513 Ringwood 489 St Kilda 473 Northcote 471.6 Prahran 464 Essendon 456 Geelong 447 Dandenong 394 Footscray Edgewater 387 Frankston Peninsula 369 Kingston Hawthorn 326 Casey-South Melbourne 248 Greenvale Kangaroos 184

Dedicated Selection Night Meals Team: Noellene McClean, Jessica Dunkling, Linda Foy, Debra Gibbs, Raelene Lavery


FPCC Representative Players

Scott Boland

Australia

Victoria

Melbourne Stars

John Hastings

Australia

Victoria

Melbourne Stars

Matthew Wade

Australia

Victoria

Melbourne Renegades

Jon Holland

Australia Victoria

Victoria Futures League

Adelaide Strikers


FPCC Representative Players

Ben Ashkenazi Victoria Futures League

Jackson Mockett

Victoria U19’s

Tom Ewing

Victoria U17’s

Victoria U19’s

Matthew Foy

Victoria U17’s


Season 2015~2016 Award winners

CLUB CHAMPION – Chris McCormick

PRENDERGAST CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TALLY – 2015/2016

1st XI Player Runs Wickets Catches Run Outs Stumpings Points

Assisted Unassisted

McCormick, Christopher J 388 15 2 1 150.00 Borrington, Paul M 521 7 1 148.25 Elmi, Dale T 390 3 2 1 114.50 Boland, Nicholas J 140 16 83.00 Benbow, Jack A 82 17 5 81.50 Walker, Luke 306 2 80.50 Salerni, Robert S 156 17 3 79.00 Gapes, Matthew A 233 2 6 76.25 Wiese, Samuel D 242 6 1 74.50 Ashkenazi, Benjamin M 23 18 3 65.75 Wood, Jake G 26 12 2 46.50 McClean, Michael D 154 1 40.50 Ewing, Thomas K 129 2 1 40.25 Mockett, Jackson R 32 10 1 40.00 Holland, Jon M 17 5 4 27.25 Humphrey, Billy J 4 6 1 1 1 27.00 Waterfall, Gordon R 32 1 1 1 17.00 Wade, Matthew S 46 1 14.50 Harford, Nathan W 43 10.75 Vorster, Johan 22 1 1 10.50 Drummond, Mitchell S 1 1 2 7.25 Brohier, Jaime A 14 0 1 5.50 Frith, Benjamin L 5 1 4.25 Hastings, John W 5 1 4.25 Boland, Scott M 1 3.00


THOMPSON MEDAL –

Matthew Gapes

FINAL VOTING – SEASON 2015/2016:

20 – Matthew Gapes

18 – Jared Gibbs

17 – Nick Mann

16 – Chris McCormick

15 – Billy Humphrey, Jack Benbow, Perminder Singh

13 – Paul Borrington

12 – Ben Ashkenazi

11 – Dale Elmi, Jaime Brohier, Tom Ewing

10 – Kiefer Peries

9 – Aaron McIlroy, Jamin Barron-Toop, Mitch Allen, Niraj De Silva

8 – Brodie Symons, Coen Chernishoff, Mitch Drummond, Nick Boland, Ned Shannon

7 – Alex Cann, Gordon Waterfall Jake Brown, Leon Davis, Luke Walker , Tim Drummond

6 – Euan Fox, Johan Vorster, Rohan Simpson, Sam Wiese

5 – Aidan Wheeler, Billy Kennedy, Liam Bennett, Liam Tonkin, Tom Wood

4 – Jack Birthisel, Liam O’Connor, Matthew Robertson, Nathan Harford

3 –Caolan O’Connor, Emmal Mayadunne, Harrison Barnes, Jake Bardwell, Jack Lavery, Jackson Mockett, S Wilton

2 – Adyn Coleman, Jake Wood, Matthew Foy, Samuel Loewe

1 – Ben Frith, Luke Reid, Michael McClean, Niall Young, Patrick Heenan, Robert Salerni


CLUB Awards

Donald Cameron Memorial Under 21 Award

- Gordon waterfall

Wills Best Club Person Award

- Ivan Ashkenazi


CRICKET VICTORIA GALA AWARDS

FPCC VOTES

1st XI Ryder Medal 13 – Paul Borrington 10 – Luke Walker 6 – Jackson Mockett 6 – Jack Benbow 6 – Dale Elmi 4 – Nick Boland 3 – Jake Wood 3 – Tom Ewing 2 – Chris McCormick 2 – Ben Ashkenazi 1 – Matt Gapes 1 – Sam Wiese

2nd XI 14 – Matt Gapes 11 – Mitch Drummond, Dale Elmi. 8 – Liam Tonkin 7 – Billy Humphrey 5 – Jaime Brohier, Sam Wiese. 4 – Johan Vorster 3 – Tom Wood, Gordon Waterfall, Kiefer Peries, Tom Ewing. 2 – Aidan Wheeler, Brodie Symons Jared Gibbs. 1 – Coen Chernishoff, Niraj De Silva, Nathan Harford

3rd XI 16 – Nick Mann 9 – Mitch Allen, Niraj De Silva, Aaron McIlroy, Jaime Brohier. 8 – Jamin Barron-Toop 6 – Tim Drummond, Gordon Waterfall. 5 – Brodie Symons, Kiefer Peries. 4 – Coen Chernishoff, Jared Gibbs, Nathan Harford. 3 – Jake Bardwell, Rohan Simpson. 2 – Liam O’Connor 1 – Liam Bennett, Alex Cann, Matthew Foy, Ben Frith

4th XI 12 – Simon Draycott 10 – Perminder Singh, Jared Gibbs. 9 – Alex Cann 7 – Jack Birthisel 6 – Nick Mann 4 – Harrison Barnes, Liam Bennett, Matt Robertson, Ned Shannon, Jake Brown, Euan Fox, Billy Kennedy. 3 – Leon Davis 2 – Emmal Mayadunne 1 – Luke Reid, Jamin Barron-Toop, Rohan Simpson

Overall Combined Club Votes: 22 – Nick Mann 17 – Dale Elmi 16 – Jared Gibbs 15 – Matt Gapes 14 – Jaime Brohier 13 – Paul Borrington 12 – Simon Draycott 11 – Mitch Drummond 10 – Alex Cann, Niraj De Silva, Perminder Singh, Luke Walker. 9 – Mitch Allen, Jamin Barron-Toop, Aaron McIlroy, Gordon Waterfall. 8 – Kiefer Peries, Liam Tonkin. 7 – Jack Birthisel, Billy Humphrey, Brodie Symons


Victorian bushrangers AWARDS

Massive congratulations to Scott Boland who on 1 April 2016 won the Bill Lawry Medal for the best Victorian Shield Player this season, and to Jon Holland who won the Dean Jones Medal for the best Victorian One Day Player. Scott also received the prestigious John Scholes Award as voted for by the Bushrangers Players.


1st XI Debutants - Season 2015/16

Nick J. Boland

Cap # 136

Round 3 vs Prahran

Nathan W. Harford

Cap # 137

Round 6 vs Northcote

Johan Vorster

Cap # 138

Round 8 vs Melbourne

Jaime A. Brohier

Cap # 139

Round 10 vs Camberwell

Ben L. Frith

Cap # 140

Round 10 vs Camberwell

Tom K. Ewing

Cap # 141

Round 12 vs Carlton

John W. Hastings

Cap # 144

Round 16 vs Melbourne Uni

Gordon R. Waterfall Cap # 142


Matthew S. Wade

Cap # 143



Team Awards

First Eleven

Batting: Luke Walker Bowling: Ben Ashkenazi 306 runs @ 38.25 18 wickets @ 24.11

Second Eleven

Bowling: Tim Drummond 13 wickets @ 22.00


Team Awards

Third Eleven

Batting: Nick Mann Bowling: Jamin Barron-Toop 504 runs @ 42.00 18 wickets @ 12.17

Fourth Eleven

Batting: Ned Shannon Bowling: Perminder Singh 286 runs @ 20.43 12 wickets @ 23.00


Individual performances

1st XI Jackson Mockett 6/20 vs Melbourne Uni 2nd XI Mitch Drummond 5/14 vs Northcote Matthew Gapes 5/22 vs Greenvale

3rd XI Nick Mann 123 vs Fitzroy Doncaster Aaron McIlroy 8/45 vs Fitzroy Doncaster 4th XI Perminder Singh 6/62 vs Footscray Edgewater Euan Fox 5/9 vs Melbourne Perminder Singh 5/57 vs Monash Tigers

Mockett

McIlroy Singh

Mann

Fox


Junior development

Once again, the Club was at the forefront of Cricket Victoria’s Pathways Program in respect of the South East Country Region. In August, the Club hosted the Regional Pathways Information Session and again it was standing room only with around 200 (prospective players and their parents) in attendance. Victorian Bushranger Ian Holland was a very informative guest speaker. From September until the end of December, the Club provided training facilities for each of the Squads to utilize. The Under 16’s and Under 18’s had very promising tournaments, with wet weather bringing an early end to their carnival.

Under 14’s

Under 16’s


Under 18’s

FPCC Representatives:

Under 18’s:

Brodie Symons, Tom Ewing, Matthew Foy, Mitch Allen, Leon Davis, Jamin Barron-Toop



$200,000 Grant Announcement

for Training Facility Upgrade

Thursday 17 March 2016 was a historic day for Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club, with the State Government and Frankston Council announcing grants for FPCC under the Community Cricket Infrastructure Program to enable the complete upgrade of the training facility at Jubilee Park this winter. Early concept plans are shown on the next page. Minister for Sport John Eren announced a State Government contribution of $100,000 and Frankston Council Mayor James Dooley announced a contribution of $100,000 towards the $220,000 project in which FPCC will also contribute $20,000. After a long period of campaigning and submissions, FPCC President Dennis Prendergast and FPCC Treasurer Glenn Davey were thrilled to represent the club at the official announcement held at Jubilee Park. Players past and present would know the current training facility built 23 years ago is completely in need of an upgrade and replacement. What lies ahead is unprecedented runups at both ends of the turf wickets to effectively enable double the capacity of usage. This will assist in providing an elite high performance training facility to our playing group and also enable the club to further integrate with the cricket community, allowing junior representative squads, senior representative squads, women's teams and other groups to train much more regularly on turf to increase their skills and development. Further, the synthetic wickets will be extended into full length synthetic lanes to reduce the current wear and tear on the runups. For safety of park users, playground users and cars in the adjacent carpark, the entire turf wicket and synthetic wicket area will be fully covered with roof netting. Plans will continue to be finalised in consultation with all users, before construction is due to commence in the new financial year. A super day for the club, with a big winter of hard work to come! Pictured below is FPCC President Dennis Prendergast, Seaford Cricket Club representative, Cricket Victoria CEO Tony Dodemaide, State Member for Carrum Sonya Kilkenny MP, Cricket Australia Executive General Manager – Game & Market Development Andrew Ingleton, State Minister for Sport John Eren MP, State Member for Frankston Paul Edbrooke.



Internationals take spotlight

on debut for FPCC

February 21, 2016.

By Simon McEvoy, Frankston Standard Leader

AUSTRALIAN cricketers Matthew Wade and John

Hastings were a big hit when they made their

Frankston Peninsula debuts on Saturday 20 February.

While they played minor roles in the Heat’s win over

Melbourne Uni, it was their presence before and

after the game at Jubilee Park that impressed club

officials. Still dressed in their whites, they chatted

with young teammates and supporters in the

changerooms for hours after play.

“It was a great atmosphere after the game with the boys hanging around celebrating the win,’’

Frankston Peninsula treasurer Glenn Davey said. “They were there for a few hours … just telling

stories about their Victorian and Australian times. “It was just like the old days of standing around in

your whites chatting about cricket. It was great for the younger guys.’’

After dismissing Melbourne Uni for 156 last week, Frankston Peninsula resumed on 2-48. Paul

Borrington (74) and Dale Elmi (69) took the score to 2-131, when Elmi was dismissed.

Enter Wade. In Twenty20 mode, the dynamic left-hander smacked 10 boundaries — including

several lap sweeps over his shoulder to a vacant fine leg — on his way to 46 off 35 balls. With Wade

at the crease, Frankston surged to victory.

Hastings had a bat, making 5 off seven balls, as the Heat compiled 5-262 — a lead of 106 — before

declaring. Pushing for an outright, the Heat unleashed Hastings with the new ball. Firing bullets,

Hastings took 1-30 off 11 overs as Melbourne Uni held out to be 2-103 when play was halted.

Wade was brought on to bowl and grabbed a wicket with his rapid right-armers – meaning he’s got

an average for Frankston with bat and ball. “It was a great day for the club; one we needed,’’ Davey

said.

With Scott Boland returning from another successful Shield match for Victoria to lend his support

from the sidelines, and with Jon Holland playing another key role with the ball, there was certainly

considerable interest in the Heat last weekend.

Jackson Mockett, who took six wickets last week to set up the victory, dropped back to the seconds

on Saturday and took another three wickets.


Mockett rocket

19 February 2016

Victorian Premier Cricket website

Andrew Groves caught

up with young Frankston

Peninsula quick Jackson

Mockett after his career-

best figures against the

Students last Saturday.

Meet Jackson 'The

Rocket' Mockett, the

Frankston quick who

ripped the soul out of

travelling Melbourne

University on Saturday.

The Heat haven't had a

lot to cheer about this

season. But Mockett's

spell of 6-20 off just 10.2

overs was evidence there is hope for a more successful campaign in 2016-17.

Adrian Johnstone's men are desperately chasing a morale-boosting win in two-day cricket, and still

have a bit to overcome the Students' total of 156, closing day one on 2-48. There's no doubt,

however, who Saturday's star was.

"I felt really good walking off the pitch and didn't really want to leave, I would have much rather

stayed out there and bowl," said Mockett. "It was one of those days when I ran in, bowled and

everything just clicked for me which doesn't often happen. "My favourite wicket was probably my

first which was a simple caught behind, but when you are feeding the slips as a fast bowler you know

you are doing your job."

Mockett is the first to admit this season hasn't been his best after breaking onto the Premier scene

two seasons ago. However, after throwing the shackles off on Saturday, he's hopeful he and his

fellow teammates can end the campaign on a high. "I'll be the first to say this year has probably

been my weakest of the last three and I have been struggling to find my feet in the first or second

XI," he continued.

"But I haven't been bowling poorly, just struggling to consistently take wickets. "We are in a very

good position on Saturday, and I believe we should win, but stranger things have happened in

cricket.


"I think the win would be good for the club considering losing the last two games outright. The boys

have all been pretty flat with where we sit on the ladder with the calibre of talent we have, but at

this time of the year we have forgotten about that and are just looking to enjoy the game and build

towards next year. "I know for a fact the group are chomping at the bit to get back into it this winter

and perform to the best of our ability and hopefully prevent injuries which would help us a lot."

Pre-season signings Matty Wade and John Hastings, of course, haven't played a lot of club cricket

this campaign due to their success with Australia.

Their absence has given a chance for the next talent off the production line to step up and a grab a

slice of the action. Ironically Wade and Hastings return for Saturday's second day of Round 16, with

Mockett and Salerni dropping to the Seconds to make way.

The Heat may have struggled to hold their own against the bigger hitters, but they will continue to

stick together through the tough times according to Mockett. "Frankston has always been a very

good social club, and I love every minute of being there around the squad, the atmosphere is good

and we are training well, we just need to put it into action," he continued.

"We haven't had a lot to do with John and Matty because they have both had Aussie duties, which is

a credit to them, but hopefully building they can have input and really help us out." One seamer who

Mockett has learned a lot from over the years is Scotty Boland. The Frankston legend has been busy

this year too flirting on the edges of the Australian squad through the summer.

Boland has had a big impact on Mockett's development. That progress has seen him change from

raw talent, to a potential Premier star of the future. "Being involved in the Victorian U-17s and 19s

over the last three years has fast-tracked my game massively," he continued.

"I've been able to network with people from the highest level and play in a state champs

environment which is unreal! "I have learned a lot of things through the pathway but the main thing

as a young bowler is about patience, which has helped me a lot.

"My dream has always been from a young age to pull on the big V and will continue to be whether I

am successful or not. "But I would need to put a lot of hard yards in before I get a look in, so at the

moment I will focus on mastering my trade in the first XI consistently and go from there."


Congrats to the Victorian Bushrangers on claiming back to back Sheffield Shield titles!

Well done to FPCC's Jon Holland, Matthew Wade and Scott Boland (sticking together in the team

photo)! Jon very stiff to not claim man of the match honours in the final with match turning

figures of 3/86 & 5/76.

Jon Holland, FPCC President Dennis Prendergast, FPCC Sponsor Mark Dunsford and Scott Boland

celebrating the Sheffield Shield victory in the rooms after the match!


Scott Boland receives call-

up for Boxing Day Test

SHOCK Test squad selection Scott Boland is just one rolled ankle or injury mishap away from making

his Test debut for Australia against the West Indies on Boxing Day.

It would complete a stunning transformation for the 26-year-old Melburnian after dropping 22kg in

recent years. The man still known by his former Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club mates as ‘Barrel” is

a fascinating personality.

Boland shot into Test selection calculations when he claimed 7/31 in a Sheffield Shield game against

Western Australia in Perth and was called up by Australian selectors to be 12th man for the first Test

in Hobart earlier this month.

He is expected to carry the drinks again at the MCG on Boxing Day after Nathan Coulter-Nile suffered

a dislocated shoulder in Monday night’s Big Bash League clash in Perth.

While Boland’s selection has sparked questions and interest, how he got to this point is even more

intriguing. Frankston club treasurer Glenn Davey reckons Boland’s incredible weight loss over five

years has transformed him as a cricketer. “He’s still got the nickname Barrel, but it doesn’t really fit

anymore,” Davey told news.com.au of the Frankston captain.

“He came over from Parkdale (Cricket Club) when he was an overweight 18-year-old. Now you look

at him as one of the most chiselled players in the competition. You look at him now during his run-

up and it looks like he was sculpted to be a fast-bowler.

But, he’s not your textbook quick. Boland’s action is unique. The right-armer has a comfortable run-

up that doesn’t exert huge energy.

He takes long flowing strides as he approaches the crease. Those that know him from club cricket

reckon he has a lightening quick shoulder rotation that allows him to rip his right arm down from its

highest point and slap his thigh on his follow-through.

“That’s how he knows he’s bowling well, when he hears the slap,” Frankston teammate Jason Wylie

said. “He usually hits the speed gun in the high 130km/h, so it’s not express pace, but it hits the bat

hard. “It’s an incredibly consistent action.

“Like everyone says, you never feel comfortable facing him. There’s something about his action.”

Incredibly, his talents were very nearly lost to Australian cricket.

Boland was never identified as a junior talent and was not even selected in local Victorian

representative side as a teenager. It wasn’t until he started to drop those kilograms after high school


as he juggled pouring beers at a local pub, working for Grey Nicholls and studying sports science that

everything clicked for him. “He’s not a loud kind of guy, he’s quite a shy guy, but he’s also a bit of a

larrikin,” Davey said. “He was just a good player who didn’t know how good he could be.”

Frankston teammate Michael McClean said the most striking part of Boland’s transformation has

been his ability to bowl just as fast on his final ball of a long spell as he would with the first ball of

the day. Boland, who has played 27 first-class games for Victoria and is currently representing the

Melbourne Stars, is still behind Josh Hazlewood, Peter Siddle and James Pattinson in the pecking

order for the MCG Test.

However, there are ongoing concerns about Hazlewood’s workloads. If Hazlewood is subsequently

rested for the third Test because of a short turnaround, Boland will be well placed to be given a

baggy green at the SCG. Coulter-Nile’s setback is the latest blow to deplete Australia’s pace battery

this summer. Mitchell Starc (ankle surgery) and Pat Cummins (stress fracture) are both sidelined,

while Mitchell Johnson retired during the second Test against New Zealand.

It was no surprise that selectors settled on Boland as Coulter-Nile’s replacement. Chairman of

selectors Rod Marsh put Boland on standby for the first Test against West Indies because of

concerns about the fitness of Siddle and Hazlewood. “(Selector) Trevor Hohns has seen him in three

Shield game and he says he’s been outstanding,” Marsh said at the time.

“One of the state coaches said to me ‘when he bowls and your team is batting, you never feel

comfortable, you always feel as though a wicket’s about to happen’. “You always think a wicket’s not

far away. “It’s a really good story.

“He’s snuck under the radar, he’s not necessarily a fashionable bowler ... it’s a very pleasant story for

a very pleasant young man.”


STATISTICS – 2015~2016

1st XI

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50/100 Ov M W Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S RO

Ashkenazi, Ben M 10 8 2 16* 23 3.83 122.5 11 18 434 24.11 4/50 3

Benbow, Jack A 16 12 6 30* 82 13.67 144.1 25 17 481 28.29 3/36 5

Boland, Nicholas J 12 11 3 53* 140 17.50 1 110.5 15 16 498 31.13 4/24

Boland, Scott M 1 14 6 1 29 29.00 1/29

Borrington, Paul M 17 20 3 77* 521 30.65 5 6 1

Brohier, Jaime A 4 3 0 10 14 4.67 6.2 1 0 24 0/6 1

Drummond, Mitch 3 3 2 1 1 1.00 16 0 1 91 91.00 1/28 2

Elmi, Dale T 13 15 2 74 390 30.00 4 28 6 3 112 37.33 1/21 4 1

Ewing, Thomas K 4 6 0 60 129 21.50 1 20 3 2 93 46.50 1/25 1

Frith, Benjamin L 3 1 1 5* 5 4 0 1 31 31.00 1/15

Gapes, Matthew A 12 14 0 64 233 16.64 1 29.4 3 2 127 63.50 2/9 6

Harford, Nathan W 3 3 0 31 43 14.33

Hastings, John W 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 11 3 1 30 30.00 1/30

Holland, Jon M 2 2 0 15 17 8.50 53 13 5 144 28.80 3/68 4

Humphrey, Billy J 4 1 1 4* 4 12 0 6 102 17.00 2/18 1 2

McClean, Michael 8 8 1 51 154 22.00 1 1

McCormick, Chris 15 15 4 65 388 35.27 2 136 30 15 436 29.07 3/26 2 1

Mockett, Jackson 6 6 1 18 32 6.40 62.2 18 10 257 25.70 1 6/20 1

Salerni, Robert S 17 17 1 44 156 9.75 17/3

Vorster, Johan 3 3 0 16 22 7.33 5 0 1 41 41.00 1/13 1

Wade, Matthew S 1 1 0 46 46 46.00 2 0 1 4 4.00 1/4

Walker, Luke 9 10 2 57* 306 38.25 1 2

Waterfall, Gordon 2 3 0 14 32 10.67 4.5 3 1 4 4.00 1/4 1

Wiese, Samuel D 16 18 1 54* 242 14.24 1 0.1 0 0 6 0/6 6 1

Wood, Jake G 9 6 1 11 26 5.20 81.4 6 12 368 30.67 4/21 2

Partnerships - 2015/2016


STATISTICS – 2015~2016

2nd XI

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50/100 Ov M W Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S RO

Allen, Mitchell J 9 8 2 32 91 15.17 1

Barron-Toop, Jamin 4 16 0 0 96 0/14 1

Boland, Nicholas J 6 5 0 45 92 18.40 39.3 2 3 139 46.33 1/16

Brohier, Jaime A 9 11 2 60 256 28.44 1 47 7 6 153 25.50 3/23 9

Chernishoff, Coen E 15 18 3 46 203 13.53 6

DeSilva, Niraj 4 3 0 28 53 17.67 5 0 1 57 57.00 1/44

Drummond, Mitchell 7 4 3 10* 12 12.00 60.3 19 15 152 10.13 1 5/14 2

Drummond, Tim A 12 11 4 29 136 19.43 93.2 24 13 286 22.00 2/25 3

Elmi, Dale T 3 3 0 48 127 42.33 43.2 4 7 126 18.00 4/40 1

Ewing, Thomas K 8 8 2 44 160 26.67 43.4 10 7 131 18.71 3/24 3

Foy, Matthew 7 4 0 35 88 22.00 6

Frith, Benjamin L 7 6 3 11* 38 12.67 61.4 12 5 186 37.20 1/15 2 1

Gapes, Matthew A 5 6 0 73 246 41.00 3 41.2 10 9 108 12.00 1 5/22 4

Gibbs, Jared 5 3 1 5 5 2.50 25 6 3 106 35.33 3/24 4

Harford, Nathan W 14 16 0 37 180 11.25 32 10 4 91 22.75 2/28 5

Humphrey, Billy J 12 9 4 24* 88 17.60 140.4 35 15 363 24.20 2/14 3 1

Mann, Nicholas 2 2 0 2 2 1.00 1

McClean, Michael D 1 1 0 21 21 21.00

McCormick, Chris 1 1 0 10 10 10.00 4 0 1 22 22.00 1/22 1

Mockett, Jackson R 10 7 1 11 39 6.50 82.1 11 9 333 37.00 3/39

Peries, Kiefer W 6 8 0 49 196 24.50 3

Salerni, Robert S 1 1 0 0 9 0/9

Simpson, Rohan 3 2 0 7 7 3.50 19 2 4 95 23.75 3/21 2

Symons, Brodie J 4 4 3 12 17 17.00 28 3 8 91 11.38 3/16 1

Tonkin, Liam G 12 14 1 53 230 17.69 1 8 / 1 2

Vorster, Johan 12 11 4 49 188 26.86 49.3 6 9 135 15.00 3/36 2 1

Waterfall, Gordon R 11 13 2 44 256 23.27 21 2 3 84 28.00 2/39 7

Wheeler, Aidan I 9 8 1 26 53 7.57 47.2 4 7 244 34.86 2/20 1 1

Wiese, Samuel D 1 1 0 58 58 58.00 1

Wood, Jake G 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 25 6 3 69 23.00 2/21

Wood, Tom 2 2 0 95 129 64.50 1 1



STATISTICS – 2015~2016 3rd XI

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50/100 Ov M W Runs Ave 5/10 Best C/S RO

Allen, Mitchell J 10 10 0 87 276 27.60 1 1 1 0 0 0/0

Bardwell, Jacob M 2 2 1 47* 77 77.00

Barron-Toop, Jamin 11 6 4 2 4 2.00 87.5 20 18 219 12.17 3/20 3 1

Bennett, Liam 11 3 1 6 6 3.00 60.1 11 9 247 27.44 2/23 5 1

Birthisel, Jack D 1

Brohier, Jaime A 3 3 1 81* 136 68.00 2 3

Cann, Alex 12 9 4 33* 90 18.00 38 8 4 136 34.00 3/20 7

Chernishoff, Coen E 2 2 1 69* 135 135.00 2 1 1

Coleman, Adyn 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 1

Dagys, Steven 2 1 0 3 3 3.00 1

Davis, Leon 8 4 1 0* 0 0.00 32 0 10 153 15.30 3/32

DeSilva, Niraj 12 12 0 38 252 21.00 63.1 11 13 169 13.00 4/8 2

Drummond, Tim A 4 3 1 57* 78 39.00 1 29 2 5 120 24.00 3/17 2

Foy, Matthew 7 8 1 60 135 19.29 1 1

Frith, Benjamin L 3 2 1 3 5 5.00 31.4 9 3 87 29.00 3/27

Gibbs, Jared 8 7 3 16* 51 12.75 33 8 10 85 8.50 4/4 2

Harford, Nathan W 2 2 0 48 58 29.00 2

Hibbins, Nathan A 7 7 1 18 62 10.33 7 2

Humphrey, Billy J 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 14 4 1 34 34.00 1/24

Lavery, Jack 11 2 1 4 4 4.00 72 11 4 338 84.50 1/28 5

Mann, Nicholas 14 15 3 123 504 42.00 4 / 1 5 0 0 16 0/4 1 1

Mayadunne, Emmal 1

McIlroy, Aaron 18 12 1 27* 163 14.82 152.5 32 31 506 16.32 1 / 1 8/45 13 6

O'Connor, Liam 11 9 3 36* 135 22.50 4 1 0 13 0/13 3 4

Peries, Kiefer W 11 11 0 44 219 19.91 9 2

Robertson, Matthew 4 4 0 27 72 18.00 1 0 0 4 0/4

Sadgrove, Jeremy 1

Shannon, Ned 5 2 0 10 13 6.50 6 / 1

Simpson, Rohan 14 9 3 5 17 2.83 111.2 19 19 463 24.37 3/31 3 1

Singh, Perminder 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 35 14 6 83 13.83 3/43

Stonier, Matt 1

Symons, Brodie J 2 2 0 36 38 19.00 16 2 4 51 12.75 2/22 1

Tonkin, Liam G 2 2 0 13 22 11.00 3 / 1

Waterfall, Gordon R 4 4 0 83 105 26.25 1 3 0 1 9 9.00 1/9 2 1

Wheeler, Aidan I 7 7 0 22 86 12.29 59 7 7 215 30.71 3/19 1



STATISTICS – 2015~2016 4th XI

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50’s Ov M W Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S RO

Barnes, Harrison J 7 7 1 42* 115 19.17 1

Barron-Toop, Jamin 2 17.5 3 5 61 12.20 3/21

Bennett, Liam 5 44.5 13 7 125 17.86 3/13 1

Birthisel, Jack D 12 14 1 84 214 16.46 1 16 3 1 50 50.00 1/32 2

Brown, Jake 16 11 7 13* 54 13.50 121.4 28 21 427 20.33 3/23 5 2

Cann, Alex 4 5 0 58 89 17.80 1 35 4 7 118 16.86 4/42 4

Coleman, Adyn 7 5 1 15* 19 4.75 27 1 4 106 26.50 2/20 3

Dagys, Steven 5 5 1 31 69 17.25 2

Davis, Leon 7 8 1 34 116 16.57 75.3 13 10 239 23.90 4/77 5 1

Draycott, Simon 17 17 1 67* 303 18.94 1 24.2 5 5 76 15.20 2/4 2 2

Fox, Euan 11 8 3 24 78 15.60 94 21 15 250 16.67 1 5/9

Gibbs, Jared 7 8 3 51 84 16.80 1 41 7 13 100 7.69 4/21

Hands, Alexander 1 1 0 2 2 2.00

Heenan, Patrick 13 1 0 2 2 2.00 87.4 20 10 268 26.80 2/45

Kennedy, William F 2 2 1 18 31 31.00 8 0 4 29 7.25 3/17 2 1

Lavery, Jack 7 7 2 18* 53 10.60 95 22 12 241 20.08 3/60 1

Loewe, Samuel 6 6 0 30 72 12.00

Mann, Nicholas 2 2 1 74* 97 97.00 1 4 0 0 18 0/18

Mayadunne, Emmal 7 8 0 66 153 19.13 1 2 1

O'Connor, Caolan 12 12 3 29 137 15.22 5 0 2 33 16.50 1/14 2

Reid, Luke 2 2 0 22 39 19.50 4

Robertson, Matthew 6 6 0 62 135 22.50 1 4 0 1 17 17.00 1/17 3

Sadgrove, Jeremy 6 1 1 1* 1 10 1 2 45 22.50 1/13 1 1

Shannon, Ned 14 16 2 46 286 20.43 26 / 1

Simpson, Rohan 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 4 2 2 5 2.50 2/5 1

Singh, Perminder 10 8 0 17 39 4.88 124.2 39 26 269 10.35 2 6/62 1

Skvor, Mitchell 5 5 0 21 49 9.80 6 0 0 42 0/8

Stapleton, Andrew 5 3 0 6 8 2.67 6 0 0 37 0/10 1

Stonier, Matt 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 3 0 0 26 0/26

Wilton, Spencer J 13 12 3 22* 79 8.78 12 0 0 53 0/9 3

Young, Niall 1 1 0 1 1 1.00 6 0 1 16 16.00 1/16



overall playing RECORDS

club Games – all grades

283 Walker, Luke 150 Wallace, Cameron 273 Groves, Darren 149 Coleman, Ben 267 Nankervis, David 147 McClean, Michael 230 Lowry, Leigh 147 Stubbings, Stephen 226 Miller, James 147 Wylie, Joel 204 Wylie, Jason 146 Dew, Christopher 190 Cowen, Andrew 145 Benbow, Jack 188 Wiese, Sam 128 Archer, David 184 Keenan, James 127 Martine, Peter 176 McCormick, Chris 126 Salerni, Robbie 175 Elmi, Dale 123 Entwistle, Craig 166 Piesse, Ken 117 McGain, Bryce 164 Trueman, Glyn 115 Voelkl, Keirran 157 Mathers, Jason 113 Fisher, Robert 156 Gapes, Matthew 111 Hurley, Gavin

Club Runs ( Ave ) club wickets ( AVE )

8225 (34.70) Walker, Luke 551 (19.97) Groves, Darren 5520 (25.56) Lowry, Leigh 401 (22.00) Miller, James 4790 (32.59) Mathers, Jason 306 (21.80) Wallace, Cameron 4187 (24.06) Wiese, Sam 217 (24.83) McGain, Bryce 4165 (23.40) Miller, James 214 (24.26) Keenan, James 4153 (28.25) Stubbings, Stephen 198 (21.69) McCormick, Chris 3870 (23.31) Elmi, Dale 186 (22.12) Boland, Scott 3856 (26.05) Gapes, Matthew 178 (24.35) Archer, David 3482 (57.08) Mott, Matthew 169 (26.31) Fisher, Robert 3450 (23.63) Dew, Christopher 154 (22.22) Benbow, Jack 3307 (17.88) Nankervis, David 146 (29.78) Wylie, Joel 3222 (17.61) Cowen, Andrew 144 (27.10) Jackson, Hayden 3036 (27.11) Hurley, Gavin 140 (17.71) Mack, Adrian 3020 (20.97) McClean, Michael 140 (26.44) Piesse, Ken 2963 (26.46) Entwistle, Craig 130 (17.80) Entwistle, Craig 2757 (29.97) Horvat, Tony 128 (28.19) Coleman, Ben 2752 (21.67) McCormick, Chris 127 (22.54) Griffiths, Matt 2683 (40.65) Chasemore, Matt 125 (22.89) Drummond, Mitch 2619 (18.31) Trueman, Glyn 118 (25.30) Atkins, Cameron 2480 (23.85) Peiris, Duane 114 (30.34) Cowen, Andrew 2473 (28.76) Hack, Michael 109 (20.94) Chasemore, Matt 2435 (15.41) Wylie, Jason 108 (23.94) Sofra, Peter 2422 (20.53) Wallace, Cameron 99 (18.16) Boraston, Mark 2415 (15.00) Groves, Darren 97 (22.65) Wood, Jake 2390 (23.20) Voelkl, Keirran 97 (27.39) Harrop, Dean 2268 (26.37) Logan, Cain 93 (21.62) Ashkenazi, Ben 2241 (24.10) Clements, Benjamin 92 (32.75) Coutts, Mal 2226 (21.40) Chernishoff, Coen 89 (23.42) Baron, Tom


Club Catches & Stumpings

485 Nankervis, David 146 Glenn, Brad 129 Wiese, Sam 124 Martine, Peter 111 Heylbut, Danny 103 Salerni, Robbie 98 Groves, Darren 97 Walker, Luke 93 O'Meara, Chris 91 Lowry, Leigh 89 Miller, James 84 Wylie, Jason 77 Mathers, Jason 74 Hurley, Gavin 73 Gains, Grant 70 Glenn, Sam 67 Coleman, Ben 65 Keenan, James 65 Wallace, Cameron 63 Cowen, Andrew 62 McCormick, Chris 60 Atkins, Ross 57 Archer, David 57 Peiris, Duane 53 Reid, Luke 52 Gapes, Matthew

Club record partnerships

Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent XI

1st 252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood (95/96) 2nds

2nd 203 M.De Iacovo (94) & L.Walker (137*) Greenvale Kangaroos (13/14) 3rds

3rd 263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) Camberwell Magpies (10/11) 2nds

4th 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood (99/00) 3rds

5th 291* M.Mott (216*) & J.Miller (141*) South Melbourne (01/02) 1sts

6th 204* B.McDonald (118*) & C.Chasemore (102*) Footscray Edgewater (13/14) 4ths

7th 173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (92*) North Melbourne (06/07) 1sts

8th 189* K.Voelkl (148*) & A.Wheeler (74*) Melbourne University (13/14) 2nds

9th 206* L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) Footscray Edgewater (06/07) 1sts

10th 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25*) Geelong (97/98) 1sts


1st XI Playing records

Games 224 Groves, Darren 90 Hurley, Gavin 214 Walker, Luke 89 Gapes, Matthew 210 Nankervis, David 89 Lowry, Leigh Michael 175 Miller, James 86 Clements, Benjamin 118 Wiese, Sam 84 Boland, Scott 108 Wallace, Cameron 80 Glenn, Brad 105 Stubbings, Stephen 80 Mack, Adrian 99 Benbow, Jack 79 McGain, Bryce

Runs ( AVE ) 6405 (35.78) Walker, Luke 1941 (21.81) Gapes, Matthew 3482 (57.08) Mott, Matthew 1861 (15.01) Groves, Darren 3274 (23.72) Miller, James 1848 (21.24) Lowry, Leigh 2683 (40.65) Chasemore, Matthew 1751 (25.75) Robinson, David 2636 (25.10) Stubbings, Stephen 1712 (23.14) Glenn, Brad 2614 (17.20) Nankervis, David 1641 (18.65) Wallace, Cameron 2353 (21.01) Wiese, Sam 1610 (36.59) Jewell, Nick 2146 (22.83) Hurley, Gavin 1484 (23.94) Horvat, Anthony 2062 (24.26) Clements, Benjamin 1463 (23.98) Mathers, Jason 1947 (27.04) Logan, Cain 1278 (19.97) Butler, Mark

Wickets ( ave ) 464 (19.18) Groves, Darren 99 (18.16) Chasemore, Matthew 337 (20.4) Miller, James 98 (34.35) McGain, Bryce 236 (20.14) Wallace, Cameron 76 (28.33) Butler, Mark 140 (26.44) Mack, Adrian 75 (24.65) McCormick, Chris 136 (22.06) Boland, Scott 60 (29.35) Phillips, Scott 114 (26.94) Benbow, Jack 58 (30.6) Herrick, Jayde

Catches & stumpings

396 Nankervis, David 53 Salerni, Robert

146 Glenn, Brad 47 Robinson, David

77 Groves, Darren 44 Wallace, Cameron

70 Miller, James 41 Butler, Mark

61 Walker, Luke 41 Chasemore, Matthew

59 Wiese, Sam 34 Mott, Matthew

58 Hurley, Gavin 31 Gapes, Matthew

Partnership Records Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season

1st 157 M.Lineker (78) & B.Hillard (81) Northcote 2012/13 2nd 183 M.Lineker (112) & M.Gapes (72) North Melbourne 2012/13 3rd 177 M.Mott (169) & C.Entwistle (65) Hawthorn-Waverley 2000/01 4th 199 J.Mathers (157) & L.Walker (86) Melbourne 2001/02 5th 291* M.Mott (216*) & J.Miller (141*) South Melbourne 2001/02 6th 134 B.Glenn (82) & S.Graf (75) North Melbourne 1994/95 7th 173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (92*) North Melbourne 2006/07 8th 138 B.Glenn (86) & D.Abblitt (59) Ringwood 1997/98 9th 206* L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07

10th 86 C Wallace (124) & A Mack (25*) Geelong 1997/98


2nd XI playing Records

Games

98 Lowry, Leigh 67 McClean, Michael 93 McCormick, Chris 62 Peiris, Duane 88 Mathers, Jason 58 Wiese, Sam 86 Trueman, Glyn 58 Entwistle, Craig 70 Cowen, Andrew 57 McClean, Michael

Runs ( ave )

2609 (35.74) Mathers, Jason 1426 (29.71) Williams, Jeff 2526 (28.70) Lowry, Leigh 1420 (28.98) Bridgeman, Justin 1713 (27.19) Elmi, Dale 1399 (24.12) McClean, Michael 1610 (31.57) Wiese, Sam 1343 (23.16) Peiris, Duane 1602 (34.09) Gapes, Matthew 1337 (20.57) Cowen, Andrew 1571 (32.73) Entwistle, Craig 1311 (34.50) Stubbings, Stephen 1526 (23.12) McCormick, Chris 1247 (16.85) Trueman, Glyn

Wickets ( ave )

121 (25.43) McCormick, Chris 70 (27.37) Wallace, Cameron 119 (16.99) McGain, Bryce 66 (23.55) Baron, Tom 84 (24.08) Groves, Darren 66 (28.52) Entwistle, Craig 72 (17.88) Drummond, Mitch 61 (28.16) Miller, James 72 (34.43) Harrop, Dean 56 (22.04) Humphrey, Billy

Catches & Stumpings

81 Nankervis, David 40 McCormick, Chris 66 Wiese, Sam 35 Martin, Nathan 63 O'Meara, Chris 34 Peiris, Duane 63 Gains, Grant 34 Heylbut, Danny 48 Mathers, Jason 32 Perera, Roshan 48 Lowry, Leigh 31 Guthrie, Jonny

Partnership Records

Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season

1st 252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood 1995/96 2nd 153 L.Lowry (110) & J.Mathers (102) Carlton 2003/04 3rd 263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) Camberwell Magpies 2010/11 4th 149 Justin Moore (102) & J.Williams (36) Camberwell Magpies 2001/02 5th 174 G.Thompson (103) & M.Hack (90) Footscray 1994/95 6th 194 S.Peck (112) & N.Johnson (131) Melbourne 1997/98 7th 160 C.Bennett (64) & J.Williams (62) Footscray-Vic. University 2001/02 8th 189* K.Voelkl (148*) & A.Wheeler (74*) Melbourne University 2013/14 9th 145* D.Kratz (133) & D.Harrop (50) Richmond 1996/97

10th 79 C.Atkins (60) & D.Nankervis (27) Fitzroy-Doncaster 1999/00


3rd XI playing Records

Games

158 Piesse, Ken 75 Jackson, Hayden 101 Wylie, Jason 62 Cowen, Andrew 87 Keenan, James 53 Ezard, Shaun 81 Fisher, Robert 52 Sofra, Peter

75 Lawler, Brandon 52 Coleman, Ben

Runs ( AVE )

1960 (20.00) Piesse, Ken 1143 (28.58) Lowry, Leigh 1489 (21.27) Lawler, Brandon 1038 (25.95) Voelkl, Keirran 1271 (16.09) Wylie, Jason 937 (15.11) Cowen, Andrew 1208 (24.16) Ezard, Shaun 900 (22.50) Trueman, Glyn 1179 (19.50) Dew, Christopher 891 (30.72) Peiris, Duane

Wickets ( AVE )

132 (19.11) Fisher, Robert 63 (28.48) Cowen, Andrew 130 (17.80) Piesse, Ken 61 (19.92) McIlroy, Aaron 100 (18.82) Keenan, James 57 (27.68) Lawler, Brandon 97 (29.19) Jackson, Hayden 53 (16.32) Drummond, Mitch 82 (20.18) Griffiths, Matt 52 (30.83) Bull, Chris

Catches & Stumpings

58 Heylbut, Danny 29 O'Meara, Chris 47 Wylie, Jason 26 Lawler, Brandon 39 Piesse, Ken 25 La Brooy, Thomas 37 Atkins, Ross 25 Glenn, Sam 35 Pashen, Tim 24 Fisher, Robert

Partnership Records


1st 164* J. Brohier (81*) & N. Mann (66*) Ringwood 2015/16 2nd 203 M.De Iacovo (94) & L.Walker (137*) Greenvale Kangaroos 2013/14 3rd 257 C.Bennett (120) & Jarred Moore (132) Prahran 2001/02 4th 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood 1999/00 5th 113 K.Piesse (108) & C.Wills (47) Prahran 1993/94 6th 109 L.Lowry (100) & S.Phillips (66) South Melbourne 1994/95 7th 126* C.Bennett (100) & K.Piesse (37) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8th 93 S.Coates (59) & L.Walker (36) Geelong 1998/99 9th 112 D.Groves (59) & K.Piesse (57) Geelong 1997/98

10th 60 J.Vela (18*) & B.Humphrey (39) North Melbourne 2012/13


4th XI playing Records

Games

125 Archer, David 71 Wills, Bruce 106 Martine, Peter 67 Burgess, Chris 103 Wylie, Jason 67 Prendergast, Tim 97 Coleman, Ben 54 Wylie, Joel 91 Keenan, James 51 Corr, Winton 75 Jackson, Wade 51 Salerni, Robbie 73 Hudgson, Brett 49 Cassano, Nathan

Runs ( AVE )

1640 (43.16) Jhala, Prashant 1205 (15.65) Keenan, James 1621 (39.54) Hudgson, Brett 1164 (14.73) Wylie, Jason 1467 (14.24) Martine, Peter 1127 (19.43) Wills, Bruce 1443 (16.59) Coleman, Ben 1121 (17.25) Jackson, Wade 1425 (24.15) Prendergast, Tim 1109 (27.05) Harford, Nathan 1207 (25.68) Johnson, Owen 984 (12.78) Archer, David

Wickets ( AVE )

177 (24.28) Archer, David 53 (19.55) Wylie, Joel 93 (22.89) Keenan, James 52 (15.17) Hinds, Michael 92 (22.18) Coleman, Ben 50 (21.18) Jackson, Wade 82 (18.46) Hudgson, Brett 44 (23.07) Brown, Jake 69 (18.10) Prendergast, Tim 44 (28.09) Groome, Shannon

Catches & Stumpings

105 Martine, Peter 37 Wylie, Jason 57 Archer, David 35 Hall, Michael 45 Glenn, Sam 33 Salerni, Robbie 43 Coleman, Ben 32 Jackson, Wade 40 Keenan, James 27 Shannon, Ned

Partnership Records


1st 158 G.Lymer (107) & S.Harvey (29) Hawthorn 1993/94 2nd 164* R.Salerni (69*) & W.Crowder (85*) Dandenong 2011/12 3rd 193 C.Dew (151) & Jason Wylie (92) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 4th 158 D.Binns (117) & B.Wills (67) Footscray 1994/95 5th 169 E. Mayadunne (66) & J. Birthisel (84) Melbourne University 2015/16 6th 204* B.McDonald (118*) & C.Chasemore (102*) Footscray Edgewater 2013/14 7th 170 B.Wills (89) & L.Simmons (86) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8th 148 M.O’Sullivan (79) & B.Hudgson (70) Ringwood 2007/08 9th 78 B.Shepherd (66) & P.Martine (20) Hawthorn-Monash Uni 2001/02

10th 62 N. Cassano (37) & T. Stanton (17) Footscray Edgewater 2009/10


1st XI CAREER playing records ( current players )

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50/100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S/RO

Ashkenazi, Ben M 45 29 16 16* 94 7.23 0 421 50 58 1612 27.79 0 4/34 11

Benbow, Jack A 99 60 27 30* 306 9.27 0 937 162 114 3071 26.94 0 4/27 24

Boland, Nicholas J 12 11 3 53* 140 17.50 1 111 15 16 498 31.13 4/24 0

Boland, Scott M 84 53 14 61* 585 15.00 1 990 197 136 3000 22.06 2 5/40 25

Borrington, Paul M 33 38 4 115* 993 29.21 7 / 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 16

Brohier, Jaime A 4 3 0 10 14 4.67 6.2 1 0 24 0/6 1

Chernishoff, Coen E 4 4 0 3 4 1.00 0

Drummond, Mitch S 5 4 3 2* 3 3.00 0 30 1 1 137 137.00 0 1/28 2

Elmi, Dale T 69 71 4 83 1230 18.36 6 158 18 23 652 28.35 0 3/24 15

Ewing, Thomas K 4 6 0 60 129 21.50 1 20 3 2 93 46.50 1/25 1

Frith, Benjamin L 3 1 1 5* 5 4 0 1 31 31.00 1/15 0

Gapes, Matthew A 89 97 8 95 1941 21.81 13 108 17 11 410 37.27 0 3/38 36

Harford, Nathan W 3 3 0 31 43 14.33 0

Hastings, John W 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 11 3 1 30 30.00 1/30 0

Hibbins, Nathan A 2 2 0 4 6 3.00 1

Holland, Jonathan M 32 21 2 50 189 9.95 1 515 124 57 1395 24.47 1 5/10 15

Humphrey, Billy J 12 6 4 4* 11 5.50 0 15 6 8 355 44.38 0 2/18 3

McClean, Michael D 73 80 4 81 1278 16.82 5 1 0 0 2 0 0 18

McCormick, Chris J D 70 66 18 65 1009 21.02 3 584 133 75 1849 24.65 2 6/63 22

Mockett, Jackson R 13 10 3 18 57 8.14 0 115 26 23 548 23.83 1 6/20 5

Peries, Kiefer W 4 3 0 38 39 13.00 1

Salerni, Robert S 48 48 4 52 487 11.07 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 57

Tonkin, Liam G 4 4 0 9 12 3.00 0

Trueman, Glyn T 15 14 1 45* 142 10.92 0 72.3 6 5 302 60.40 0 2/31 3

Vorster, Johan 3 3 0 16 22 7.33 5 0 1 41 41.00 1/13 1

Wade, Matthew S 1 1 0 46 46 46.00 2 0 1 4 4.00 1/4 0

Walker, Luke 214 223 44 135* 6405 35.78 39 / 6 382 40 38 1456 38.32 0 4/36 73

Waterfall, Gordon R 2 3 0 14 32 10.67 4.5 3 1 4 4.00 1/4 1

Wheeler, Aidan I 2 2 0 18 18 9.00 4.3 0 0 12 0/12 1

Wiese, Sam D 118 125 13 112 2353 21.01 13 / 1 0.1 0 0 6 0 0/6 67

Wood, Jake G 32 20 4 15 102 6.38 0 295 42 49 1195 24.39 0 4/21 8


2nd XI CAREER playing records ( current players )

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5WI Best C/S/RO

Allen, Mitchell J 9 8 2 32 91 15.17 1

Ashkenazi, Ben 11 8 4 14 61 15.25 0 0 125.5 28 16 367 22.94 0 3/44 3

Barron-Toop,Jamin 4 16 0 0 96 0/14 1

Benbow, Jack 30 28 9 27 257 13.53 0 0 366 101 37 943 25.49 0 4/30 17

Boland, Nicholas 7 6 0 45 107 17.83 0 0 42.3 2 4 156 39.00 0 1/16 0

Boland, Scott 26 26 3 92 677 29.43 3 391 103 50 1114 22.28 1 5/29 12

Brohier, Jaime A 9 11 2 60 256 28.44 1 47 7 6 153 25.50 3/23 9

Chernishoff, Coen 49 54 3 102 999 19.59 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 17

DeSilva, Niraj 4 3 0 28 53 17.67 5 0 1 57 57.00

1/44 0

Drummond, Mitch 47 28 16 10* 56 4.67 0 0 444.1 119 72 1287 17.88 2 7/42 11

Drummond, Tim 14 12 4 29 136 17.00 0 0 106.2 25 17 331 19.47 0 2/18 4

Elmi, Dale 67 68 5 110 1713 27.19 9 1 313.2 47 23 1099 47.78 0 4/40 25

Ewing, Thomas K 8 8 2 44 160 26.67 43.4 10 7 131 18.71 3/24 3

Foy, Matthew 7 4 0 35 88 22.00 6

Frith, Benjamin 22 14 6 11* 73 9.13 0 0 211.4 38 23 679 29.52 1 5/57 3

Gapes, Matthew 55 55 8 147 1602 34.09 10 2 113.2 20 12 377 31.42 1 5/22 19

Gibbs, Jared 5 3 1 5 5 2.50 25 6 3 106 35.33 3/24 4

Harford, Nathan W 23 27 0 45 416 15.41 0 0 45 12 6 140 23.33 0 2/28 10

Hibbins, Nathan A 7 8 2 48 154 25.67 11

Humphrey, Billy 36 24 11 63* 278 21.38 1 0 397.2 93 56 1234 22.04 0 4/24 7

Mann, Nicholas 2 2 0 2 2 1.00 1

Mockett, Jackson 31 21 5 35* 158 9.88 0 0 280.5 46 42 1048 24.95 0 4/5 6

McClean, Michael 62 61 3 106 1399 24.12 8 2 103.0 25 13 355 27.31 0 2/2 13

McCormick, Chris 93 83 17 104 1526 23.12 6 1 900.1 183 121 3077 25.43 2 6/29 47

McIlroy, Aaron 3 1 1 2* 2 0 0 27.3 3 6 94 15.67 0 3/10 3

Peries, Kiefer 23 26 3 73 501 21.78 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10

Reid, Luke 34 28 2 73 543 20.88 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26

Salerni, Robert S 25 23 1 42 403 18.32 0 0 1 0 0 9 0 0/9 21

Simpson, Rohan 3 2 0 7 7 3.50 19 2 4 95 23.75 3/21 2

Symons, Brodie J 4 4 3 12 17 17.00 28 3 8 91 11.38 3/16 1

Tonkin, Liam G 35 40 4 122 670 18.61 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 19

Trueman, Glyn 86 78 4 84* 1247 16.85 2 0 320.3 50 29 1023 35.28 0 4/11 27

Vorster, Johan 12 11 4 49 188 26.86 49.3 6 9 135 15.00 3/36 3

Walker, Luke 37 36 5 75* 938 30.26 7 0 28 8 4 43 10.75 0 4/25 23

Waterfall, Gordon 50 51 10 70 909 22.17 3 0 118.2 11 13 486 37.38 0 4/13 24

Wheeler, Aidan I 32 31 10 74* 407 19.38 2 0 227.3 38 34 888 26.12 0 4/28 6

Wiese, Sam 58 58 7 120 1610 31.57 9 2 3 2 0 4 0 0 76

Wood, Jake G 24 16 6 25 141 14.10 0 0 209.3 36 29 754 26.00 0 3/31 8

Wood, Tom 2 2 0 95 129 64.50 1 1


3rd XI CAREER playing records ( current players )

Name G Inn NO HS Runs Ave 50 100 Ov M Wks Runs Ave 5/10 Best C/S/RO

Allen, Mitchell 16 16 0 23 355 22.19 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0/0 2

Askenazi, Ben 10 2 0 13 13 6.50 0 0 70 21 12 228 19.00 0 3/11 1

Bardwell, Jacob M 28 24 6 84* 492 27.33 2 0 102.0 12 16 420 26.25 0 3/12 10

Barron-Toop, Jamin 11 6 4 2 4 2.00 87.5 20 18 219 12.17 3/20 4

Benbow, Jack 14 12 2 59 245 24.50 2 108 13 11 390 35.45 4/37 7

Bennett, Liam 11 3 1 6 6 3.00 60.1 11 9 247 27.44 2/23 6

Birthisel, Jack 2 1 0 3 3 3.00 0

Boland, Nick 3 3 2 38* 70 70.00 23 11 5 52 10.40 0 4/40 1

Brohier, Jaime A 3 3 1 81* 136 68.00 2 3

Brown, Jake 12 2 1 3* 4 4.00 0 0 64 8 9 273 30.33 0 1/12 2

Cann, Alex 12 9 4 33* 90 18.00 38 8 4 136 34.00 3/20 7

Chernishoff, Coen 29 30 3 74 699 25.89 5 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 16

Coleman, Adyn 1 1 0 0 0 0.00 1

Dagys, Steven 2 1 0 3 3 3.00 1

Davis, Leon 11 7 1 0* 0 0.00 0 0 51.0 2 13 208 16.00 0 3/32 0

DeSilva, Niraj 12 12 0 38 252 21.00 63.1 11 13 169 13.00 4/8 2

Drummond, Mitch 27 7 3 7 9 2.25 0 0 333.2 93 53 865 16.32 1 5/49 5

Drummond, Tim 32 31 9 65 626 28.45 4 0 221.0 44 40 762 19.05 0 4/15 6

Elmi, Dale 20 20 1 59 312 16.42 1 15 1 2 61 30.50 5

Foy, Matthew 7 8 1 60 135 19.29 1 1

Frith, Benjamin 17 8 2 15 40 6.67 0 0 142.1 37 16 398 24.88 0 3/27 3

Gapes, Matthew A 12 13 1 91* 313 26.08 1 2

Gibbs, Jared 8 7 3 16* 51 12.75 33 8 10 85 8.50 4/4 2

Harford, Nathan 34 34 1 75 556 16.85 1 0 16.0 1 2 84 42.00 0 1/14 16

Hibbins, Nathan A 11 10 1 40 150 16.67 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 16

Humphrey, Billy 15 8 0 39 62 7.75 0 0 137.5 41 29 378 13.03 1 6/42 0

Kennedy, William F 29 24 8 32 216 13.50 0 0 44.5 7 11 165 15.00 0 3/14 8

Lavery, Jack 11 2 1 4 4 4.00 72 11 4 338 84.50 1/28 5

Mann, Nicholas 23 26 4 123 603 27.41 4 1 5.0 0 0 16 0 0/4 2

Mayadunne, Emmal D 1 0

Mockett, Jackson 17 12 5 23 82 11.71 0 0 132 31 15 425 28.33 1 5/25 5

McClean, Michael 10 11 2 58* 255 28.33 2 4 2 7 3

McCormick, Chris 11 13 1 34 145 28.33 68 15 11 206 18.73 3/21 3

McIlroy, Aaron 44 25 4 65 277 13.19 1 0 370.0 78 61 1215 19.92 2/1 8/45 32

Peries, Kiefer 23 23 2 81 549 26.14 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 20

Reid, Luke 41 40 8 70 556 17.38 1 0 10 1 1 47 47.00 0 1/21 24

Robertson, Matthew 4 4 0 27 72 18.00 1 0 0 4 0/4 0

Sadgrove, Jeremy 1 0

Salerni, Robbie 2 2 1 12 20 20.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Shannon, Ned 5 2 0 10 13 6.50 7

Skvor, Mitchell 1 1 0 0 14 0 0/14 0

Simpson, Rohan 14 9 3 5 17 2.83 111.2 19 19 463 24.37 3/31 4

Singh, Perminder 2 1 0 0 0 0.00 35 14 6 83 13.83 3/43 0

Stonier, Matt 2 10 2 0 39 0 0/39 1

Symons, Brodie J 4 4 0 36 89 22.25 0 0 28.0 2 6 110 18.33 0 2/22 3

Tonkin, Liam G 8 8 0 81 277 34.63 2 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 7

Trueman, Glyn 44 43 3 102 900 22.50 6 1 168.3 33 13 500 38.46 0 3/20 17

Walker, Luke 20 18 4 137* 492 35.14 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 8


Wheeler, Aidan 22 20 2 40 203 11.28 0 0 155.4 27 20 566 28.30 0 3/7 3

Wiese, Sam 8 8 91 192 24.00 1 1 2 3

Wood, Jake 1 1 0 8 8 8.00 9 2 3 26 8.67 3/26 0

Young, Niall 13 2 2 4* 6 83 18 8 242 30.25 0 2/16 2


4th XI CAREER playing records ( current players )


Allen, Mitchell 10 13 1 57* 248 20.67 1 0

Ashkenazi, Ben 15 5 1 14 16 4.00 131 34 22 379 17.23 4/12 7

Bardwell, Jacob 21 17 5 73* 421 35.08 3 0 202 53 34 578 17.00 2 6/36 8

Barnes, Harrison J 8 7 1 42* 115 19.17 1

Barron-Toop, Jamin 15 5 2 16 31 10.33 0 0 72.5 6 13 291 22.38 0 3/21 2

Benbow, Jack 2 2 31 59 29.50 28 12 7 43 6.14 1 5/37 1

Bennett, Liam 26 13 7 19* 52 8.67 0 0 204.5 48 31 608 19.61 1 5/19 6

Birthisel, Jack 23 29 2 84 402 14.89 1 0 16.0 3 1 50 50.00 0 1/32 5

Brown, Jake 38 16 9 21 96 13.71 0 0 290.7 57 44 1015 23.07 0 3/23 12

Cann, Alex 4 5 0 58 89 17.80 1 35 4 7 118 16.86 4/42 4

Chernishoff, Coen 24 22 0 110 524 23.82 3 1 1 0 0 6 8

Coleman, Adyn 7 5 1 15* 19 4.75 27 1 4 106 26.50 2/20 3

Dagys, Steven 5 5 1 31 69 17.25 2

Davis, Leon 48 39 3 34 372 10.33 0 0 296.2 42 39 1137 29.15 0 4/49 16

Draycott, Simon 31 33 2 67* 562 18.13 1 0 65.2 6 11 243 22.09 0 2/4 8

Drummond, Mitchell 8 4 2 12* 23 11.50 0 0 90.3 25 14 191 13.64 0 3/10 5

Drummond, Tim 12 11 0 97 208 18.91 1 0 96.8 24 28 310 11.07 1 7/10 5

Elmi, Dale 19 19 2 138 615 36.18 3 2 45 11 5 128 25.60 0 1/7 6

Fox, Euan 17 13 6 24 100 14.29 0 0 132.0 25 21 377 17.95 1 5/9 0

Gibbs, Jared 21 25 7 51 302 16.78 1 0 85.0 15 18 284 15.78 0 4/21 3

Hands, Alexander 1 1 0 2 2 2.00 0

Harford, Nathan 44 44 3 91 1109 27.05 8 0 133.5 31 12 431 35.92 0 4/23 25

Heenan, Patrick 15 2 0 5 7 3.50 0 0 101.4 27 13 292 22.46 0 2/11 0

Hibbins, Nathan A 3 3 0 77 122 40.67 1 2

Humphrey, Billy 3 3 0 21 30 10.00 0 0 6 0 0 44 0 0/44 1


Lavery, Jack 11 11 4 18* 86 12.29 0 0 104.0 24 16 271 16.94 0 4/30 2

Loewe, Samuel 6 6 0 30 72 12.00 0

Mann, Nicholas 27 27 10 77 639 37.59 4 0 21.0 0 2 109 54.50 0 2/24 13

Mayadunne, Emmal 7 8 0 66 153 19.13 1 3

Mockett, Jackson 4 3 0 18 18 6.00 0 0 17 3 4 50 12.50 0 2/14 1

McClean, Michael 2 2 1 57 88 88.00 1 9 1 32 32.00 1/32 0

McCormick, Chris 2 2 1 60 72 88.00 1 28 10 7 59 8.43 1 6/20 1

McIlroy, Aaron 4 3 1 47* 57 28.50 0 0 25 1 3 88 29.33 0 2/18 0

O'Connor, Caolan 14 13 3 29 138 13.80 0 0 17.0 0 5 91 18.20 0 3/16 2

Peries, Kiefer 2 2 0 20 21 10.50 7

Reid, Luke 14 14 1 23 217 16.69 1 0 9.0 3 0 15 0 0 10

Robertson, Matthew 6 6 0 62 135 22.50 1 4 0 1 17 17.00 1/17 3

Sadgrove, Jeremy 6 1 1 1* 1 10 1 2 45 22.50 1/13 2

Salerni, Robbie 51 38 6 112 678 21.19 2 1 1 0 1 2 2.00 0 1/2 38

Shannon, Ned 14 16 2 46 286 20.43 27

Simpson, Rohan 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 4 2 2 5 2.50 2/5 1

Singh, Perminder 10 8 0 17 39 4.88 124.2 39 26 269 10.35 2 6/62 1

Skvor, Mitchell 20 20 2 66 259 14.39 1 0 83.2 14 13 344 26.46 0 3/34 2

Stapleton, Andrew 5 3 0 6 8 2.67 6 0 0 37 0/10 1

Stonier, Matt 14 15 5 12* 56 5.60 0 0 100.5 18 12 389 32.42 1 5/32 4

Symons, Brodie J 2 2 0 6 10 5.00 15 4 0 58 0 0/52 1

Trueman, Glyn 19 19 3 63 330 20.63 3 0 27 2 5 119 23.80 0 3/39 8

Walker, Luke 12 14 1 75 390 30.00 2 24 3 2 106 53.00 1/19 7

Waterfall, Gordon 2 2 0 6 9 4.50 1

Wheeler, Aidan 20 15 7 52* 167 20.88 1 0 184.6 43 19 582 30.63 0 2/9 8

Wiese, Sam 4 4 1 29 32 10.67 15 5 2 34 17.00 1/23 3

Wilton, Spencer J 17 13 3 22* 80 8.00 0 0 22.0 0 1 106 106.00 0 1/17 3

Wood, Jake 10 10 1 62 151 16.78 1 130 30 28 308 11.00 4/13 6

Young, Niall 3 2 0 1 1 0.50 0 0 18.0 2 2 62 31.00 0 1/16 0


OVERALL CLUB CAREER playing records ( current players )


Allen, Mitchell 35 37 3 57* 694 20.41 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0/0 3

Ashkenazi, Ben 81 44 21 16* 184 8.00 0 0 748.2 133 108 2586 23.94 0 4/12 22

Bardwell, Jacob 71 58 12 84* 1164 25.30 7 0 438.2 80 71 1579 22.24 3 6/36 25

Barnes, Harrison J 8 7 1 42* 115 19.17 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1

Barron-Toop, Jamin 30 11 6 16 35 7.00 0 0 176 26 31 606 19.55 0 3/20 7

Benbow, Jack 145 102 38 59 867 13.55 2 0 1440.1 291 169 4447 26.31 1 5/37 49

Bennett, Liam 37 16 8 19* 58 7.25 0 0 265 59 40 855 21.38 1 5/19 12

Birthisel, Jack 25 30 2 84 405 14.46 1 0 16 3 1 50 50.00 0 1/32 5

Boland, Nick 22 20 5 53* 317 21.13 1 0 176.2 28 25 706 28.24 0 4/24 1

Boland, Scott 110 79 17 92 1262 20.35 4 0 1381.1 300 186 4114 22.12 3 5/29 37

Borrington, Paul M 33 38 4 115* 993 29.21 7 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 16

Brohier, Jaime A 16 17 3 81* 406 29.00 3 0 53.2 8 6 177 29.50 0 3/23 13

Brown, Jake 50 18 10 21 100 12.50 0 0 355.1 65 53 1288 24.30 0 3/23 14

Cann, Alex 16 14 4 58 179 17.90 1 0 73 12 11 254 23.09 0 4/42 11

Chernishoff, Coen 106 110 6 110 2226 21.40 10 2 1 0 0 6 0 0 41

Coleman, Adyn 8 6 1 15* 19 3.80 0 0 27 1 4 106 26.50 0 2/20 4

Dagys, Steven 7 6 1 31 72 14.40 0 0 0 0 0 0 5

Davis, Leon 59 46 4 34 372 8.86 0 0 347.2 44 52 1345 25.87 0 4/49 16

DeSilva, Niraj 16 15 0 38 305 20.33 0 0 68.1 11 14 226 16.14 0 4/8 2

Draycott, Simon 31 33 2 67* 562 18.13 1 0 65.2 6 11 243 22.09 0 2/4 8

Drummond, Mitch 87 43 24 12* 91 4.79 0 0 898 238 140 2480 17.71 3 7/42 23

Drummond, Tim 58 54 13 97 970 23.66 5 0 424 93 85 1403 16.51 1 7/10 15

Elmi, Dale 175 178 12 138 3870 23.31 19 3 531.5 77 53 1940 36.60 0 4/40 51

Ewing, Thomas K 12 14 2 60 289 24.08 1 0 63.4 13 9 224 24.89 0 3/24 4

Fox, Euan 17 13 6 24 100 14.29 0 0 132 25 21 377 17.95 1 5/9 0

Foy, Matthew 14 12 1 60 223 20.27 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7

Frith, Benjamin 42 23 9 15 118 8.43 0 0 357.1 75 40 1108 27.70 1 5/57 6

Gapes, Matthew 156 165 17 147 3856 26.05 24 2 221.2 37 23 787 34.22 1 5/22 57

Gibbs, Jared 34 35 11 51 358 14.92 1 0 143 29 31 475 15.32 0 4/4 9

Harford, Nathan 104 108 4 91 2124 20.42 9 0 194.5 44 20 655 32.75 0 4/23 51

Hastings, John W 1 1 0 5 5 5.00 0 0 11 3 1 30 30.00 0 1/30 0

Heenan, Patrick 15 2 0 5 7 3.50 0 0 101.4 27 13 292 22.46 0 2/11 0

Hibbins, Nathan A 23 23 3 77 432 21.60 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30

Holland, Jon 32 21 2 50 189 9.95 1 0 515.3 124 57 1395 24.47 1 5/10 15

Humphrey, Billy 66 41 15 63* 381 14.65 1 0 556.1 140 93 2011 21.62 1 6/42 11


Lavery, Jack 22 13 5 18* 90 11.25 0 0 176 35 20 609 30.45 0 4/30 7

Loewe, Samuel 6 6 0 30 72 12.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0

Mann, Nicholas 52 55 14 123 1244 30.34 8 1 26 0 2 125 62.50 0 2/24 16

Mayadunne, Emmal 8 8 0 66 153 19.13 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

McClean, Michael 147 154 10 106 3020 20.97 16 2 117 27 14 396 28.29 0 2/2 34

McCormick, Chris 176 164 37 104 2752 21.67 10 1 1580.1 341 214 5191 24.26 5 6/20 73

McIlroy, Aaron 51 29 6 65 336 14.61 1 0 422.3 82 70 1397 19.96 2/1 8/45 35

Mockett, Jackson 65 46 13 35* 315 9.55 0 0 544.2 106 84 2071 24.65 2 6/20 17

O'Connor, Caolan 14 13 3 29 138 13.80 0 0 17 0 5 91 18.20 0 3/16 2

O'Connor, Liam 11 9 3 36* 135 22.50 0 0 4 1 0 13 0.00 0 0/13 7

Peries, Kiefer W 52 54 5 81 1110 22.65 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38

Reid, Luke 89 82 11 73 1316 18.54 6 0 19 4 1 62 62.00 0 1/21 60

Robertson, Matthew 10 10 0 62 207 20.70 1 0 5 0 1 21 21.00 0 1/17 3

Sadgrove, Jeremy 7 1 1 1* 1 0 0 10 1 2 45 22.50 0 1/13 2

Salerni, Robbie 126 111 12 112 1588 16.04 3 1 2 0 1 11 11.00 0 1/2 116

Shannon, Ned 19 18 2 46 299 18.69 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34

Simpson, Rohan 18 12 3 7 29 3.22 0 0 134.2 23 25 563 22.52 0 3/21 7

Singh, Perminder 12 9 0 17 39 4.33 0 0 159.2 53 32 352 11.00 2 6/62 1

Skvor, Mitchell 21 20 2 66 259 14.39 1 0 84.2 14 13 358 27.54 0 3/34 2

Stapleton, Andrew 5 3 0 6 8 2.67 0 0 6 0 0 37 0.00 0 0/10 1

Symons, Brodie J 10 10 3 36 116 16.57 0 0 71 9 14 259 18.50 0 3/16 5

Tonkin, Liam G 47 52 4 122 959 19.98 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 26

Trueman, Glyn 164 154 11 102 2619 18.31 11 1 588.3 91 52 1944 37.38 0 4/11 55

Vorster, Johan 15 14 4 49 210 21.00 0 0 54.3 6 10 176 17.60 0 3/36 4

Wade, Matthew S 1 1 0 46 46 46.00 0 0 2 0 1 4 4.00 0 1/4 0

Walker, Luke 283 291 54 137* 8225 34.70 48 8 434 51 44 1605 36.48 0 4/25 110


Wheeler, Aidan 76 68 19 74* 795 16.22 3 0 567.3 108 73 2048 28.05 0 4/28 18

Wiese, Sam 188 195 21 120 4187 24.06 23 3 19.1 7 2 46 23.00 0 1/23 149

Wilton, Spencer J 17 13 3 22* 80 8.00 0 0 22 0 1 106 106.00 0 1/17 3

Wood, Jake 67 47 11 62 402 11.17 1 0 644 110 109 2283 20.94 0 4/13 22

Wood, Tom 2 2 0 95 129 64.50 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 1


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