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64TH ANNUAL REPORT &

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

FOR YEAR ENDED 30TH JUNE 2015

To be presented at the Cricket North West Annual General Meeting on

Wednesday 2nd September 2015 at 7.30pm In the Dowling McCarthy V.I.P Room, Devonport Oval

Cricket North West Annual Report 2014/15 –

CONTENTS

Item Page

Sponsors 3

Office Bearers, Committees & Sub-Committees 4

Club Executives 5

President’s Report 7

Junior Report 13

In Memoriam 20

NWTCA/CNW Honour Roll 21

Men’s Representative Matches – Reports & Scorecards 26

Female Representative Match – Report & Scorecard 30

CNW Male All-Star Team 32

CNW Crowe Horwath Female All-Star Team 33

NWTCUSA Awards 34

CNW 1st Grade Averages 35

Goodstone Group 2nd Grade Averages 36

Crowe Horwath Female T20 Averages 37

Commonwealth Bank Under-17 Averages 38

Commonwealth Bank Under-15 Averages 39

Ladders; Spirit of Cricket Award 40

CNW 1st Grade Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 41

Kookaburra Greater Northern Competition Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 43

Sportspower Burnie 1st Grade T20 Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 45

Goodstone Group 2nd Grade Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 47

Sportspower Burnie 2nd Grade Twenty/20 Grand Final – Scorecard 49

Crowe Horwath Female T20 Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 51

Greater Northern Female T20 Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 53

Commonwealth Bank Under-17 Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 54

Commonwealth Bank Under-17 T20 Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 56

Commonwealth Bank Under-15 Grand Final – Scorecard & Photo 58

Sponsors 60

APPENDIX 1

CNW Financial Report 62


SPONSORS Cricket North West would like to thank its sponsors for the 2014/15 season. Your ongoing support is very much appreciated.

TASMANIAN GRADE CRICKET CNW JUNIOR COMPETITIONS

GREATER NORTHERN COMPETITION MEN’S T20 COMPETITIONS

2ND GRADE COMPETITION WOMEN’S T20 COMPETITION

MEDIA & ADVERTISING PARTNER

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http://www.crowehorwath.net/AU/Locations/Tasmania/Burnie/Home.aspx

http://www.theadvocate.com.au/


SPONSORS (Continued)

Cricket North West would like to thank its sponsors for the 2014/15 season. Your ongoing support is very much appreciated.

GENERAL COMPETITION SPONSORS

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http://www.tasfreight.com.au/

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http://www.gloverlegal.com.au/

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http://www.choicesflooring.com.au/store/cooee/

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http://www.tassieuniforms.com.au/


OFFICE BEARERS, COMMITTEE MEMBERS & SUB-COMMITTEES

PATRON: Ken Murray (appointed 2014) PRESIDENT: Sam Samec SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: David Hudson JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: Shane Crawford COMMITTEE MEMBERS: David Mullett Adrian Dixon Scott Pearce Robert Stewart Kevin Matthews (appointed August 2014) REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR: Nathan Dennis TREASURER: David Mullett CNW GROUNDS COMMITTEE: WEST – D. Hudson, R. Stewart, A. Dixon, S. Samec EAST – S. Crawford, D. Mullett, K. Matthews, S. Pearce CNW CRICKET COMMITTEE: D. Hudson, S. Pearce, R. Stewart, N. Dennis FINANCE COMMITTEE: S. Samec, D. Mullett MARKETING & PROMOTIONS: S. Samec, N. Dennis CNW UMPIRES ADVISORS: D. Hudson, D. Close CRICKET TASMANIA DIRECTOR: S. Samec CNW UMPIRES APPOINTMENT BOARD: D. Hudson, D. Close CNW INDEPENDENT TRIBUNAL: Les Allen, Garth Jackson, Leon Wootton CNW AUDITORS: Cameron’s Chartered Accountants


CLUB EXECUTIVES

Wynyard Cricket Club Burnie Yeoman Cricket Club President – James Allen President – Andrew Revell Secretary – Andrew Wardlaw General Manager – Peter Parker Ulverstone District Cricket Club Devonport Cricket Club President – Terry Leary President – John Sales Secretary – Doreen Leary Treasurer – Michael Parker Latrobe Cricket Club Sheffield Cricket Club President – Darren Nicolle President – Rick O’Toole Treasurer – Bob Dickson Secretary – Melanie Crawford


PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Introduction Season 2014-15 was a success with quality performances on-field from all levels of grade cricket through to Kookaburra Greater Northern Cup and representative games. The year was significant as it saw the Devonport Orions win their first A-Grade Premiership since 2003-04, bringing its overall tally to 13 wins. It frustrated Ulverstone, bidding for its fifth successive premiership, prevailing in a hard fought contest. Congratulations to Devonport Cricket Club, it’s year was one of great achievement as it also won the 1st Grade T20 Grand Final and the Second Grade T20 and Two-Day premierships. Season Launch Our season was launched on October 10 at The Point Function Centre in Burnie. Three new coaches were introduced on the night, with Andy Harris (Burnie Hurricanes), Steven Adkins (Latrobe) and Andrew Davidson (Wynyard) stepping into these key roles for 2014-15. Three clubs also benefited from English imports, with James Hendrickson and Jake Libby at Latrobe, Chris Firth at Sheffield, Alex McChristie at Devonport and Andy Harris at the Burnie Hurricanes. All five delivered positive results for their clubs on and off the field. The guest speaker was former first-class umpire Darren Close, who recounted some entertaining stories from his time standing in Sheffield Shield matches, including giving Dennis Lillee his first wicket playing for Tasmania.

A Hall of Fame Induction was made to worthy recipient Kevin Pearce (Devonport, Latrobe), while his former team-mate David Squibb (East Devonport, Devonport, Latrobe) was added as a Nominee. It was pleasing to bestow the Lance Cox Merit Award on Darcy Leno (Wynyard) to recognise his outstanding services as Club President, Sponsorship Director and Volunteer over many years.

We welcomed Kevin Matthews as a new CNW Board Member, and also announced the awarding of Association Life Membership to former President Chris Mitchell.

It is with pleasure I present the 2014-15 Cricket North

West Annual Report, the 64th for our Association.

Kevin Pearce – Hall of Fame Inductee


It was opportune to also inform clubs that the CNW Strategic Plan for the next 5 years was finalised. Its purpose is to pursue standards that will increase development of cricket so that it continues to be the number one sporting pursuit during the summer months. Local Grade Competition Highlights We congratulate this season’s premiership teams, as follows: CNW 1st Grade – Devonport defeated Ulverstone Goodstone Group 2nd Grade – Devonport defeated Ulverstone Crowe Horwath Female T20 – Wynyard defeated Burnie Hurricanes Commonwealth Bank Under-17s – Circular Head defeated Burnie Hurricanes Commonwealth Bank Under-15s – Burnie Hurricanes defeated Latrobe We also congratulate our T20 competition premiers, with Devonport claiming the Sportspower Burnie 1st and 2nd Grade titles, defeating Latrobe and Ulverstone respectively. Congratulations are also in order for Circular Head, who claimed the premiership double in the Under-17s, defeating Ulverstone to claim the Commonwealth Bank Under-17 T20 title.

A new four-team Female T20 competition was staged involving the Burnie Hurricanes, Latrobe, Ulverstone and Wynyard after Cricket North established their own four-team competition. The Crowe Horwath Female T20 Grand Final was held at West Park in front of a good crowd. Likewise good crowds attended all other Grand Finals. A highlight was Wynyard defeating Cricket North Premiers Riverside in the first-ever Female Greater Northern T20 Grand Final.

The interest in midweek T20 games for 1st Grade and junior competitions is increasingly strong, with good crowds at venues through November, December and January. High standards of play were achieved in 1st Grade Two-Day matches. The introduction of extra bonus points for batting 80 overs in the first innings saw teams batting longer and set up some tense second day run chases. There were 47 five-wicket hauls and 16 centuries across all grades, with the most formidable being Gregg Sharman’s 135 not out to get Wynyard within 10 runs of an incredible outright victory against the Burnie Hurricanes. Dale Baker reached 10,000 1st Grade runs for Burnie Yeoman (now trading as the Burnie Hurricanes), and has amassed over 13,000 runs when including his matches for Burnie prior to the merger with Yeoman in 1989. It could be many years before the competition’s leading 1st Grade run-scorer’s record is overhauled.

Wynyard – Crowe Horwath Female T20 Premiers


Grand Final & Association Highlights The Grand Final Luncheon held at The Point Function Centre, West Park on Day 1 of the CNW 1st Grade Grand Final attracted 70 attendees. Guest speaker was Cricket Tasmania’s Game & Market Development Manager Ben Smith. He talked about the benefits and advantages of young players remaining in multiple sports for as long as possible, and current trends in cricket participation. The Grand Final contest was even for a significant part of the match, but Devonport’s first innings advantage was too much for Ulverstone to overcome. Bruce Will of Devonport was a fitting Trevor Docking Medal winner, recognised as Player of the Match for his two crucial innings with the bat.

First Grade Player of the Year Award The CNW Player of the Year Award went to irrepressible Ulverstone batsman Josh Walmsley, who claimed his third award win after producing another outstanding season. Ben Hilfenhaus Medal The Ben Hilfenhaus Medal for the competition’s best Under-21 player, voted on by 1st Grade Captains, went to Corey Murfet of Ulverstone, whose successful year took him to the National Training Centre as part of an Australian Under-18 Talent Camp. First Grade Batting and Bowling Awards

As part of Cricket North West’s commitment to honouring past greats, naming status to major awards are rotated on a regular basis. After more than 10 years of honouring former Devonport and Latrobe fast bowler Harold Allen, it was decided that former Ulverstone spinner Don Pearce should be recognised. The Don Pearce 1st Grade Bowling Award was won by Chris Lindsay of Devonport. Likewise after honouring former South Burnie and Burnie batsman Ray Stokes it was decided that Wynyard and Burnie batsman Les Allen should be recognised. The Les Allen 1st Grade Batting Award was won by Josh Walmsley of Ulverstone.

Kookaburra Greater Northern Cup We were indebted to Kookaburra for its continuing role as naming rights sponsor for the annual One-Day competition played between CNW and Cricket North clubs. Ulverstone scored a thrilling win over South Launceston by five wickets, with Player of the Match Jacob Snare leading his team to victory with just three balls remaining.

Ben Smith

Josh Walmsley

Chris Lindsay


Statewide T20 Competition After winning the CNW 1st Grade T20 title and defeating the Leven Cricket Association, Natone and Forth in the earlier rounds, Devonport represented CNW against a powerful South Hobart – Sandy Bay unit in the Men’s Grand Final at Devonport Oval. Despite a brave fightback with the ball, the Orions batsmen couldn’t chase down the victory target. In the second-ever Women’s Statewide T20 Grand Final, also played at Devonport Oval, the Wynyard Bluebelles fought creditably but were outplayed by North Hobart in a repeat of the 2013-14 decider. We thank the Devonport Cricket Club for hosting both Grand Finals, with Devonport City Council doing a fine job to have the facilities prepared to a high standard for both games. Representative Cricket

Our men’s representative team played two matches against Cricket North, while a historic first ever female representative match was played against Cricket North as well. The men’s team won the first representative match comfortably at NTCA No. 2, but suffered a reversal of form at the Latrobe in the second game, struggling with the bat. Cricket North claimed bragging rights in the female representative match at Westbury, with their spinners proving to be the difference.

I thank all the association’s players, host clubs, umpires and coaches for their co-operation in staging representative matches. Representative cricket plays an important part in developing and promoting local talent. Sponsors CNW thanks all association sponsors for their outstanding support of the competition. Major sponsors Commonwealth Bank, Kookaburra, Goodstone Group, Fosters Group, Sportspower Burnie, Crowe Horwath play a vital role, as do our other partners Ken & Patsy Murray, Dowling McCarthy Tyres, Tasfreight, Hivotech, Coastal Engineering & Belting, Commercial & Rural Refrigeration, Choices Flooring, Steadfast (formerly Saunders Higgins Insurance Brokers), Rod Glover Legal, Adam Brooks Group, Coastal Physiotherapy and Tassie Uniforms. Logos for all sponsors are recognised in the body of this Annual Report. Our media partner The Advocate Newspaper continues to serve up good coverage of our competition, and this support is consciously appreciated.


Umpires We thank the North Western Tasmanian Cricket Umpires and Scorers Association for their contribution and co-operation in 2014-15. In particular we thank association office bearers David Nettleton (President), David Hudson (Treasurer) and Leigh Marmion (Secretary). Several new umpires joined the association this season, with Matthew Woodberry, Andy Harris and Kris Denby taking up umpiring for the first time, and Darren Close returning from a long stint overseas. Former First-Class Umpire Darren Close joined David Hudson as Co-Umpires Advisor. Strong numbers meant that all 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Female T20 and the majority Under-17 matches were officiated.

Darren Close was recognised as the Umpire of the Year, with Darren bringing tremendous experience and knowledge to the competition. He also had the opportunity to officiate in Cricket Tasmania Premier League games, and a Toyota Futures League match in Hobart. David Hudson retired as Co-Umpires Advisor at the end of the season. CNW thanks him for his many years in the role but trust he will continue to provide his substantial experience in officiating. Darren Close will be sole Umpires Advisor in 2015-16.

Future CNW is committed to a strong six-club pennant competition and will continue to engage in strategies to maintain such status. Further support is coming in the new season for club coaching structures and should flow from the recent appointment of John Hayes (formerly from Cricket Victoria and Casey-South Melbourne CC) as new State Coach Education and Development Manager. We look forward to CT’s increased influence in this area. Recently we determined to provide funding for new club laptops, which should provide a more user-friendly experience for 1st Grade scorers from 2015-16. This concluded season saw four clubs participate in the Crowe Horwath Female T20 competition after Cricket North managed to establish its own competition. Our clubs are appreciating that female competitions increase the depth of membership and it assists sustainability. The competition will benefit if Devonport can resume participation in the roster, with CNW and CT to support the club achieve this objective.

Darren Close


Summary I would like to express my appreciation to all Board members for their valuable input and contribution for the benefit of coastal cricket. Their experience is invaluable. I particularly thank our Regional Administrator Nathan Dennis who carries out his extensive administrative role with a quiet demeanour and admirable professionalism. With Regional Cricket Manager Adam Drinkwell and Game Development Officer Sam O’Keeffe we are well served by CT to encourage greater participation and youth development. Our coming Season Launch will be held on Friday October 9, with the 1st Grade season to commence on Saturday October 17. I wish everyone the best of luck for the 2015-16 season. Yours sincerely,

Sam Samec President


Cricket Tasmania/Cricket North West Junior Development Report

CNW Junior Club Cricket Structure Twenty junior teams across the 3 age groups competed in the Commonwealth Bank CNW Junior Competitions throughout the 2014/15 season. Burnie Hurricanes were able to field the most junior teams with 5, followed by Ulverstone (4), Devonport (3), Latrobe (3), Sheffield (2), Wynyard (2) and Circular Head (1). Latrobe re-entered the U17 roster and a 2-day game was trialled for the first time late in the season. This was met with a mixed response but it gave more players the opportunity to play the longer form of cricket. In the Under-15’s, bowlers were allowed longer spells due to changes to the restrictions and more Under-15 games were played on turf than the previous season. MILO T20 Blast was officially accepted into the junior structure and despite some teething issues, centres are now well on their way to being firmly established at Latrobe/Sheffield, Devonport and Ulverstone. Under 13’s The Under-13 competition is exclusively focused on participation and skill development. An exciting component of this age group was that players were provided the opportunity to play on turf and gain some experience. All clubs fielded teams (with the exception of Sheffield) with Burnie once again having 3 teams playing each weekend. Throughout the season, the players competed in T20 and 25-over a side games with more games being played than the previous season. Some of the highlights included 7 players scoring more than 200 runs with the bat and 5 players taking 10 wickets or more!! Well done to all players on your season and a big thank you to the coaches, parents and volunteers on your work and support for this age group throughout the season. Under 15’s

This season, six teams competed in the Under-15 competition with all clubs fielding one team. Throughout the season there were 16 half-centuries, 4 five-wicket hauls and every team won at least 1 game. It was great to see the players playing on turf most Sundays and credit must go to the clubs and curators for allowing this to happen.

At the completion of the home and away season (12 rounds), Burnie Hurricanes (1), Latrobe (2), Devonport (3) & Ulverstone (4) qualified for the finals.

In the first Semi-Final the Burnie Hurricanes defeated Ulverstone by 2 wickets in a thriller. Batting first Ulverstone made 7/157 from its 40 overs, with openers Finn Leary (51 retired) and Luc Redman (23) leading the scoring, and Ryan Walker (3-40) among the wickets. In reply the Burnie Hurricanes made a good start with openers Daniel Riley (26) and Joe Fryett (21) in good touch, but they lost their way in the middle overs as


Tyler Everett (3-31) cut loose with the ball. Slumping to 8/119, an unbeaten 39-run partnership between Riley James (31 not out) and Ryan Walker (18 not) was enough for the Hurricanes to reach the victory target with four overs to spare.

The second Semi-Final saw Latrobe score a six-wicket win over Devonport. The Orions batted first and made 6/142 from its 40 overs, with Matthew Wood (50 not out) and William Jago (23) leading the scoring. Julian Hicks and Charlie Castles took two wickets apiece for Latrobe. The Demons put together an accomplished run chase, with Heath Davies (52 not out) anchoring the innings and receiving support from opener Edward Bidwell (26) and all-rounder Blake Weeks (26). Sam O’Mahony was the pick of the Devonport bowlers with 3-20 from 7 overs.

After finishing the roster season unbeaten on top of the ladder, the Burnie Hurricanes capped a perfect season by defeating Latrobe in the Commonwealth Bank Under-15 Grand Final. In front of a good crowd at West Park, a strong bowling performance from the Hurricanes set up victory. Batting first Latrobe lost a wicket from the very first ball of the match and their innings was a struggle from that point forward. Opener Edward Bidwell (25) did his best to lift his team, but they were eventually bowled out for 89. Aaron Good (4-17) and Benjamin Plant (3-11) were the best of a strong Hurricanes bowling line-up.

In reply the Hurricanes lost only two wickets, chasing down the runs in the 21st over. Opener Joe Fryett was the mainstay of the innings, making 37 not out, while all-rounder Benjamin Plant made 19. Hurricanes all-rounder Benjamin Plant received the first-ever Commonwealth Bank Under-15 Grand Final Player of the Match Award, recognising his fine batting and bowling performances in the game.

Well done to all players on your season and a big thank you to the coaches, parents and volunteers on your work and support for this age group throughout the season.

Under 17’s This season saw 5 CNW clubs fielding a team (not Wynyard) and a team from Circular Head compete in the Under-17 Competition. The main roster consisted of 45-over One-Day games and the inclusion of a trial Two-Day round. A separate T20 competition was held during the January school holidays with the Circular Head Colts winning by 5 runs over Ulverstone in the Grand Final. There were some outstanding team and individual performances across all clubs throughout the main roster. Corey Briggs (Ulverstone) scored the only century for the season whilst there were also 28 half-centuries and 10 five-wicket hauls recorded, along with a hat-trick. Once again, the majority of games were on turf allowing all players to showcase their skills and abilities. At the end of the home and away season (12 rounds), Burnie (1), Devonport (2), Circular Head (3), and Latrobe (4) qualified for the finals. In a rain-reduced 1st Semi Final, the Hurricanes batted first and reached 3/130 from their 28 overs, with James Odgers (47 not out) and Jack McCulloch (29) leading the way.


Latrobe had a real crack at the run chase, with Zak Nicolle (40 not out) and Aaron Charlesworth (27) edging them ever closer to the victory target. However, with the required run rate increasing the Demons lost late wickets, they eventually fell short by 6 runs. Emmett Watkins and Josh Burns led the way for the Hurricanes, claiming two wickets each. Circular Head Colts defeated Devonport by two wickets in the 2nd Semi Final played at Devonport Oval. The match was reduced to 44 overs per side due to overnight rain. Devonport batted first and made 119 from its allotted overs. Openers Eli Sheean (27) and Cody Brown (23) led the scoring for the Orions, whilst Lewis Nicholls was the bowling standout for the Colts, taking 5-8 from 7 overs in an impressive display. Scoring also proved to be difficult for Circular Head, with the Colts slumping to 5/66 at one stage, thanks to excellent bowling from Devonport’s Justin Neubacher (2-22) and Kaidin Dargavel (2-16). But with Carlton Heres (49) anchoring the innings, and sharing in a 35-run sixth wicket partnership with Connor Smith (12), the Colts wrested back the advantage. Despite losing three late wickets Circular Head held their nerve and achieved victory with five overs to spare, reversing last season’s Semi-Final result. The Hurricanes batted first in the Grand Final at West Park and started brilliantly, with Brodie Hayes (19) and Alistair Denby (31) opening up with an 81-run partnership, helped by some wayward Colts bowling. With the shine coming off the ball the Colts bounced back, and claimed 5-20, with spinners Pearce Watling (3-17) and Liam McLaren (2-32) tightening the screws in the middle overs. The Hurricanes soon slumped to 7/120, but a 37-run partnership between Josh Burns (16) and Lachlan Barry (18 not out) eventually saw the Hurricanes record 8/165 from their 45 overs.

Not to be outdone, Circular Head openers Mitchell Heald (30) and Lewis Nicholls (42) also combined for an 81-run partnership, getting the Colts off to a perfect start. But a fine spell from medium-pacer Josh Burns (4-36) stalled their momentum, and they lost 4-9 at one stage. Bowling heroes Watling (35) and McLaren (29) came to the rescue again for the Colts, combining for a 56-run partnership to swing the match back in their favour. Despite the loss of three late wickets Circular Head held its nerve and achieved the victory target with one over to spare. The Colts had inflicted the Hurricanes first One-Day loss for the season, and in the process achieved their first Under-17 One-Day premiership, adding to their T20 triumph from earlier in the season.

Circular Head Colts all-rounder Pearce Watling was awarded the Commonwealth Bank Under-17 Grand Final Player of the Match Medal, in recognition of his 35 runs and three wickets in a tight game. Well done to all players on your season and a big thank you to the coaches, parents and volunteers on your work and support for this age group throughout the season.


MILO in2CRICKET

This season we had 21 Milo in2CRICKET Centres on the NW Coast. A total of 604 participants (12% increase) took part in the 8-week program across the centres. Cricket Tasmania continued its strong relationship with Special Olympics by running another centre for disabled students in Devonport. CT staff were also able to conduct promotional clinics in the schools to over 2700 children throughout the season.

Sam O’Keeffe and I would like to personally thank all clubs, schools and volunteers for their continued commitment and dedication to this vital program.

MILO T20 Blast There was an increased focus on establishing the MILO T20 Blast Program here in the NW during the season. It was very pleasing to see participation numbers increase as we had 147 cricketers running around the grounds during the week. Centres were conducted at Latrobe/Sheffield CC, Devonport CC & Ulverstone District CC. There is still plenty of work to go in getting this program firmly part of the junior pathway but I can’t stress enough how important it is. More resources and an even bigger focus will be put on the program next season as we look to grow our existing centres and open up new ones in Burnie and Circular Head. Female Cricket

Female cricket continues to be a top priority in Australian cricket. Here in the NW, our CNW female competition operated as a stand-alone 4-team competition after Cricket North established their own competition. The introduction of midweek games and double headers were just some of the things tried. A pre-season Indoor Competition for CNW teams was also held with games being played at Marist College and Ulverstone High School as a way of getting the teams together to kick start the season.

Unfortunately our girl’s only high school MILO T20 Blast had to be cancelled due to a teacher strike but opportunities were given to girls in primary and high school to attend after-school coaching sessions and play modified games. Cricket Tasmania’s Emerging Roar program saw girls from CNW clubs play for the NW Lightning at the Commonwealth Bank Intrastate Cup in the Under-18 and Under-14 age groups.


The CNW Female Cricket Committee once again met regularly to discuss matters involving female cricket across the NW. Some exciting developments are under way for the 2015/16 season which will hopefully produce more female cricketers at our clubs and into the pathway system for years to come. School Cricket Ulverstone District CC and the Burnie Hurricanes continue to run primary school rosters in their region. Whilst the standard may not be high, it gives the boys and girls a chance to play more cricket throughout the season. The Milo T20 Blast School Cups for Grades 3-6 were another huge success this season. We had over 2000 participants take part in events across the NW in Term 4 and Term 1. This format of cricket is ideal for primary school aged boys and girls as its fast, action packed and everyone gets to participate. A national competition for Grades 5/6 boys and girls is now established and we saw teams from Stella Maris compete in the Statewide Final at Blundstone Arena in December. In March, we had our 2015 regional finals which will now see West Ulverstone PS, Somerset PS and Spreyton PS send teams to the Statewide Final later on in the year. In Term 1, we held a High School Cricket Challenge to find the best boys team in amongst our High Schools. We had 7 schools (9 teams) take part and it culminated in a Grand Final played at Acton Recreation Ground between Parklands HS & Devonport HS. Devonport ran out comfortable winners by 8 wickets. This program will continue to be a high priority for CT as we look to provide more cricket in our high schools. Once again, a team from the Circular Head Primary School Sports Association competed in the Northern Country Challenge. Commonwealth Bank Intrastate Cups The NW Coast was the venue for the Cricket Tasmania Intrastate Cup for Boys (Under-15). Games were played at Devonport, Latrobe and Ulverstone and I thank the clubs for allowing us to use their facilities. Launceston (Girls & Under-13/14 Boys) and Hobart (Boys Under-16s) hosted the other Tournaments. The North West Lightning teams were all very competitive and finished in the following positions: U13 Boys – 2nd U14 Girls – 3rd U14 Boys – 3rd U18 Girls – 2nd U15 Boys – 2nd U16 Boys – 2nd

Congratulations to our Competition Individual Award Winners: U14 Boys Batting – Jack McCulloch U15 Boys MVP and Batting – Rhys French U18 Girls Bowling – Kayla Marshall Congratulations to the following players who were selected in the Team of the Carnival: U13 Boys - Sam O’Mahony, Blake Weeks and Joseph Chaplin U14 Boys - Riley James, Jack McCulloch and Heath Davies U14 Girls - Georgia Anderson, Bronte Richardson and Cara Watkins


U15 Boys - Rhys French and Will Lillico U16 Boys - Brodie Hayes, James Odgers and Zak Nicolle U18 Girls - Jane Riley, Taylah Purton, Zoe Lowry and Kayla Marshall I would like to specially thank all the parents who spent numerous hours taking their children to training sessions throughout the program. It is greatly appreciated and without your support, the program could definitely not function like it does. I would also like to thank the coaches for their dedication to the program. The coaches were: Emerging Tigers: Under 13’s: Callan Morse, Jake Libby & Jordan Quaile Under 14’s: Richard Cowlard & James Hendrickson Under 15’s: Brady Yates & Tim Moore Under 16’s: Andy Harris & Sam O’Keeffe Emerging Roar: Under 14’s: Allison Kamphuis & Cherie Hawkins Under 18’s: Mel Scolyer & Brady Yates A Presentation Night was held at The Point in Burnie to round off the program and each player was presented with a certificate, with team and individual award winners also announced. This night was very well attended and as a result of a raffle on the night, over $200 was raised for the Red Dust Foundation. Tasmanian Representatives The following players were selected to represent the State in National Championships:

Imparja Cup – Guy Grey (Riana – Coach), Callan Morse (Latrobe – Captain), Emmett Watkins (Burnie Hurricanes).

U19 Boys – Corey Murfet (Ulverstone) & Aydan Costelloe (Burnie Hurricanes).

U17 Boys – Corey Briggs (Ulverstone)

U15 Boys – Rhys French (Latrobe - Captain) & Will Lillico (Ulverstone)

U18 Girls – Taylah Purton (Wynyard CC), Jane Riley (Burnie Hurricanes) & Madeline Clarke (Burnie Hurricanes).

U15 Girls – Zoe Lowry (Latrobe), Kayla Marshall (Ulverstone) & Esther Magor (Latrobe).

Corey Murfet & Aydan Costelloe Jane Riley, Taylah Purton & Madeline Clarke


Summary Our junior competition continues to provide an outstanding opportunity for all players to showcase their ever improving skills. There is a clear pathway in club cricket for all junior players to take a ride on. We are always looking at ways to improve the experience for all involved and are grateful for the support of all our clubs. The establishment and further growth of Milo T20 Blast into our player pathway next season will be a huge asset. We now have a nationally branded product that fills the gap between Milo in2CRICKET and junior club cricket. I urge you all to support the new concept as it will be different to what has been offered before but is a format that the players will enjoy immensely. I would like to thank all our JDO’s for the hard work they have put in over the season and look forward to your continued involvement in junior cricket. Your support to the programs and to myself and CT staff has been great. I look forward to seeing everyone involved in this great game in 2015/16. Yours sincerely,

Adam Drinkwell Cricket Tasmania Regional Cricket Manager – North West


IN MEMORIAM

Cricket North West would like to pay tribute those we have lost in the past year. We thank them for the contribution they made to Cricket North West and offer our condolences to their friends and family.

BARRY JARVIS

Yeoman Cricket Club

Barry was a fine all-round sportsman, and played for Yeoman Cricket Club in an era in which the club won four 1st Grade Premierships. He excelled as a wicket-keeper and batsman in what was a very strong Yeoman line-up. He represented Yeoman from 1969/70 to 1974/75, and again in 1976/77, making 1149 runs at an average of 19.15, took 30 catches, and claimed three wickets. Barry made a vital contribution in the team’s 1970/71 premiership year, where he made 256 runs at 32.00. Barry demonstrated outstanding leadership skills from an early age, and captained the NWTCA Colts in the 1974/75 intrastate representative series. Team-mate Kevin Brown recounted that Barry could be one of the boys, relaxed and easy-going off the field, but once on the field he was in charge. Barry later moved to the North of the state, continuing to excel in a number of sports and making a valuable contribution off the field. After his sporting career ended, Barry made the move into local government, and until his death was Mayor of Dorset Council and President of the Local Government Association of Tasmania.

PAUL MULCAHY Wynyard Cricket Club/NWTCUSA Paul made a valuable contribution to coastal cricket as a player and umpire. He played 1st Grade cricket with Wynyard CC in 1972/73, taking 22 wickets @ 11.91, making 15 runs @ 3.00 and accepting 4 catches. He later went on to become a highly-respected umpire with the NWTCUSA, winning the Patron’s Trophy in 1989/90 and officiating in the 1987/88 and 1993/93 CNW 1st Grade Grand Finals. He made a move to Launceston in his capacity as a school teacher, and later was Principal at Glen Dhu and Invermay Primary Schools. Paul continued to develop as an umpire, and was elevated to the State Panel, officiating in 3 Sheffield Shield, 7 Domestic One-Day and 6 Second XI matches between 1999 and 2003. Paul also served on the NTCA Board, and was patron of the NTCUA until his death.

Yeoman Cricket Club


NWTCA/CNW HONOUR ROLL

PRESIDENTS 1950-66 F. B. Edwards 1966-71 E. G. Morse 1971-74 R. C. Fraser 1974-80 L. A. Daglish 1980-82 I. C. Young 1982-87 A. R. Carey 1987-89 W. Squibb 1989-2004 M. J. Sage 2004 -2014 C. P. Mitchell 2015 - Z. Samec

SECRETARIES 1950-79 R. E. Pinkard 1979-84 J. McKenzie 1984-89 J. Condello 1989-2001 G. Rimmer 2001-10 B. J. Cole 2010-11 M. Smith 2011- N. T. Dennis

(Role changed to Grade Cricket Manager in 2007 & Cricket Tasmania Regional Administrator in 2010)

TASMANIAN SHEFFIELD SHIELD PLAYERS

1976 G. J. Cowmeadow 1976 T. W. Docking 1976 R. J. Sheriff 1977 B. M. Campbell 1978 G. W. Goodman 1979 P. A. Blizzard 1980 L. G. Allen 1980 D. F. O’Halloran 1980 D. B. Robinson 1981 P. J. Mancell 1983 D. J. Buckingham 1985 C. R. Dell 1985 E. J. Harris 1986 N. Jelich 1987 T. D. Bower 1987 J. Cox 1987 C. M. Young 1990 K. D. Pearce 1991 S. Young 2005 B. W. Hilfenhaus

AUSTRALIAN TEST PLAYERS

1997 S. Young 2009 B. W. Hilfenhaus

LIFE MEMBERS

F. B. Edwards E. G. Morse L. A. Daglish R. E. Pinkard A. R. Carey W. Squibb M. J. Sage G. Rimmer D. Mullett L. Cox C. P. Mitchell


Kevin Pearce – 2014 CNW Hall of Fame Inductee


HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

1997 K. Bloomfield A. Shepherd T. Rocher P. Lyons G. Sankey H. Allen B. Stewart R. Stokes

Yeoman Yeoman Wynyard Devonport Sheffield Devonport, Latrobe Yeoman, Wynyard South Burnie, Burnie

2002 L. Allen B. Sharman T. Docking K. Hooper

Wynyard, Burnie Sheffield, Latrobe Yeoman Yeoman

2006 W. Squibb K. Brown P. Jacques D. Pearce

Devonport Sheffield, Devonport, Yeoman, Ulverstone South Burnie, Burnie Ulverstone

2008 D. Franks M. Whish-Wilson

Yeoman Ulverstone

2009 D. Buckingham Yeoman, East Devonport, Devonport, Burnie Yeoman

2010 D. Anderson B. Hodgetts D. Mullett

South Burnie, Burnie Yeoman Devonport

2011 P. Blizzard Yeoman, Wynyard, Burnie, Burnie Yeoman

2012 S. Walker Yeoman, Burnie, Ulverstone, Wynyard, Burnie Yeoman

2013

J. Pearce Ulverstone

2014

K. Pearce Devonport, Latrobe



HALL OF FAME NOMINEES

Eligible to be inducted to the NWTCA/CNW Hall of Fame

Name Club(s) Key Statistics

David Cox Wynyard 15 seasons, 262 wkts, 664 runs, 46 cts

Trevor Smith Devonport, Sheffield, Burnie 14 seasons, 4015 runs, 10 wkts, 70 cts

Rowan Sherriff Sheffield, Devonport 12 seasons, 311 wkts, 1792 runs, 62 cts

Len Pearce Ulverstone 11 seasons, 482 wkts, 1123 runs, 63 cts

Rex Neil Sheffield, Latrobe 17 seasons, 478 wkts, 1699 runs, 64 cts

Neville Weeks Circular Head, Sheffield 11 seasons, 219 wkts, 526 runs, 24 cts

Lloyd Murphy Circular Head 11 seasons, 3169 runs, 67 wkts, 64 cts, 6 st

Bruce Whish-Wilson Devonport, Ulverstone, Penguin 19 seasons, 4466 runs, 211 wkts, 101 cts

Ivor Clay Yeoman, South Burnie 3 seasons, 69 wkts, 95 runs, 5 cts

Rex Batt South Burnie, Ulverstone 10 seasons, 2432 runs, 17 wkts, 25 cts

Joe Crawford Devonport, Sheffield 13 seasons, 1511 runs, 130 cts, 74 st

Tom Wootton Sheffield 13 seasons, 2618 runs, 156 wkts, 41 cts

Max Burgess Circular Head 11 seasons, 1574 runs, 70 wkts, 24 cts

Graeme Mansfield Penguin, Latrobe, Yeoman, D’port 8 seasons, 2177 runs, 210 wkts

Barry Beard Ulverstone 14 seasons, 3452 runs, 34 wkts, 62 cts

Colin Arnold Devonport 10 seasons, 4817 runs, 63 cts, 4 st

Dale O’Halloran Devonport, Latrobe, Sheffield 14 seasons, 4318 runs, 122 wkts, 56 cts

John Cumming Wynyard 19 seasons, 3993 runs, 452 wkts, 77 cts

Kevin Pearce Devonport, Latrobe 25 seasons, 9764 runs, 237 wkts, 165 cts

Kevin Duff Sheffield 22 seasons, 3703 runs, 102 wkts, 126 cts

Greg Blair Ulverstone, Wynyard, Sheffield 7 seasons, 4033 runs, 116 wkts, 52 cts

Chris Dell Devonport 19 seasons, 6192 runs, 405 wkts, 110 cts

Garry Crawford Ulverstone 16 seasons, 6089 runs, 102 wkts, 129 cts

Jason Pearce Ulverstone 13 seasons, 5625 runs, 197 cts, 47 st

Michael Maney Devonport 20 seasons, 3988 runs, 319 wkts, 123 cts

Peter Mancell Burnie, Wynyard, Burnie Yeoman 11 seasons, 3825 runs, 232 wkts

Michael O’Shea Wyn, D’port, Yeoman, B/Yeoman 14 seasons, 440 wkts, 524 runs, 45 cts

Lynton Rowlands Ulverstone 15 seasons, 4939 runs, 243 wkts, 42 cts

Barry Davis Wynyard 17 seasons, 2149 runs, 409 wkts, 80 cts

Trevor Stephens Ulverstone 28 seasons, 7427 runs, 47 wickets, 220 cts

Craig Boutcher Sheffield 27 seasons, 5871 runs, 862 wickets, 92 cts

David Squibb East D’port, Devonport, Latrobe 23 seasons, 6598 runs, 123 wickets, 103 cts

David Squibb – 2014 CNW Hall of Fame Nominee



Darcy Leno – 2014 Lance Cox Merit Award Winner

MERIT AWARD (Includes Dell Luck Award to 1991 and Lance Cox Merit Award from 2008)

1981 Warren Squibb 1998 Mike Sage 1982 Don Pearce 1999 Craig Boutcher 1983 Kevin Brown 2000 Danny Buckingham & Shane Walker

1984 Alan Carey 2001 Robert Stewart 1985 Hilton Stott 2002 Rowan Sherriff 1986 Trevor Docking 2003 Bob Dickson 1987 Lance Cox 2004 Dale Baker 1988 Freda Trevarthen 2005 Terry & Doreen Leary 1989 Neil Bramich 2006 Michael Kelly 1990 Bill Fraser 2007 Not awarded 1991 Baden Sharman 2008 Lynne Hayes 1992 Les Allen 2009 Tim Irvine 1993 Kevin Matthews 2010 Ray Read 1994 Gordon Rimmer 2011 Albert Creedon 1995 G. B. (Paddy) Martin 2012 David Hudson 1996 Marty Whish-Wilson 2013 Chris Mitchell 1997 David Mullett 2014 Darcy Leno



FIRST GRADE PREMIERS

1951-52 South Burnie 1983-84 Yeoman 1952-53 Yeoman 1984-85 Devonport 1953-54 Yeoman 1985-86 Devonport 1954-55 Yeoman 1986-87 Burnie 1955-56 Yeoman 1987-88 Yeoman 1956-57 Devonport 1988-89 Burnie 1957-58 Sheffield 1989-90 Sheffield 1958-59 Yeoman 1990-91 Wynyard 1959-60 Ulverstone 1991-92 Burnie Yeoman 1960-61 South Burnie 1992-93 Burnie Yeoman 1961-62 Ulverstone 1993-94 Devonport 1962-63 Burnie 1994-95 Ulverstone 1963-64 Yeoman 1995-96 Burnie Yeoman 1964-65 Yeoman 1996-97 Ulverstone 1965-66 Wynyard 1997-98 Devonport 1966-67 Devonport 1998-99 Ulverstone 1967-68 Devonport 1999-00 Burnie Yeoman 1968-69 Yeoman 2000-01 Devonport 1969-70 Yeoman 2001-02 Burnie Yeoman 1970-71 Yeoman 2002-03 Burnie Yeoman 1971-72 Yeoman 2003-04 Devonport 1972-73 Burnie 2004-05 Wynyard 1973-74 Latrobe 2005-06 Latrobe 1974-75 Wynyard 2006-07 Sheffield 1975-76 Devonport 2007-08 Sheffield 1976-77 Yeoman 2008-09 Sheffield 1977-78 Yeoman 2009-10 Burnie Yeoman 1978-79 Yeoman 2010-11 Ulverstone 1979-80 Devonport 2011-12 Ulverstone 1980-81 Devonport 2012-13 Ulverstone 1981-82 Yeoman 2013-14 Ulverstone 1982-83 Yeoman 2014-15 Devonport

TOTALS

Yeoman 18 Devonport 13 Ulverstone 9 Burnie Yeoman 7

Sheffield 5

Wynyard 4 Burnie 4 Latrobe 2

South Burnie 2


MEN’S REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES Game 1 – Cricket North v Cricket North West

Changes were made to the men’s representative series in 2014/15, with Cricket North West set to take on Cricket North in two matches for regional bragging rights, pitting each competition’s best One-Day players against each other. The first of these matches was played at NTCA No. 2 on the November long weekend. Cricket North won the toss and elected to bat first, making a blazing start to reach 0-75 at the first drinks break. But CNW fought back, with spinners Gary Miles (3-26) and Jake Libby (2-26) helping to restrict the Northerners to 9/174 from its 50 overs. Cricket North West lost three early wickets in reply, but an unbeaten 149-run partnership between Captain Josh Walmsley (102 not out) and UK-import Jake Libby (52 not out) guided CNW to an emphatic 7-wicket win with 31 balls remaining. Walmsley recorded back-to-back centuries for the weekend, striking 7 sixes in an outstanding performance, while Libby played the anchor role. Thanks go to Cricket North, South Launceston CC and Launceston CC for their co-operation in hosting the game. Cricket North West Men’s Team – Game 1 Coach: Scott Pearce

Josh Walmsley (Ulverstone) – Captain

Callan Morse (Latrobe)

Gary Miles (Sheffield)

Jake Libby (Latrobe)

Miles Barnard (Devonport)

Richard Cowlard (Devonport) – Wicket-Keeper

Adam Drinkwell (Burnie Hurricanes)

Andy Harris (Burnie Hurricanes)

Jacob Snare (Ulverstone)

Bruce Will (Devonport)

Brady Yates (Burnie Hurricanes)

Corey Murfet (Ulverstone)

Jacob Snare looking to make a break-through in

Game 1 against Cricket North.


Cricket North v Cricket North West

Men’s Representative Match 3rd November 2014

At NTCA No. 2

Umpires: P. Czerkiewicz, D. Close

Coaches: S. Pearce (CNW), J. Selby (CN)

Cricket North Innings Cricket North West Innings C. Hay c Walmsley b Snare 33 C. Morse lbw Considine 0 P. New c Yates b Drinkwell 41 G. Miles b Reeves 0 D. Anderson c Will b Libby 27 J. Libby not out 52 A. Smith c Libby b Miles 11 M. Barnard lbw Reeves 17 L. Reynolds lbw Miles 8 J. Walmsley not out 102 S. Stevenson c Yates b Miles 6 J. Snare did not bat R. Smith c Snare b Libby 12 B. Will did not bat A. Taylor run out (Will) 17 B. Yates did not bat

K. Bowie run out (Harris) 5 A. Drinkwell did not bat R. Considine not out 1 C. Murfet did not bat M. Lukic not out 1 R. Cowlard did not bat

J. Reeves did not bat A. Harris did not bat Extras 12 Extras 9 TOTAL 9 for 174 TOTAL 3 for 180 Overs 50 Overs 44.

5 Fall: 76, 78, 107, 127, 133, 135, 167, 171, 172 Fall: 0, 3, 31

Bowling: Murfet 6-1-22-0, Harris 4-0-20-0, Snare 10-0-40-1, Drinkwell 6-0-21-1, Libby 10-0-26-2, Miles 10-1-26-3, Will 4-0-14-0

Bowling: Considine 7.5-0-33-1, Reeves 6-2-16-2, Bowie 7-1-21-0, Lukic 8-0-38-0, A. Smith 8-1-42-0, Reynolds 4-0-12-0, R. Smith 4-0-16-0

Result: Cricket North West won by seven wickets.

Adam Drinkwell in action in Game 1 against Cricket North.


Gary Miles on the attack against Cricket North in Game 2.

MEN’S REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES Game 2 – Cricket North West v Cricket North

After recording a commanding win in Game 1, Cricket North West entered Game 2 with plenty of confidence, taking on Cricket North at Latrobe Recreation Ground. CNW was forced to make a couple of changes in Game 2, with Nick Granger and Sam Fogg coming into the team, replacing Adam Drinkwell and the injured Jake Libby. Cricket North batted first and again made a bright start before CNW’s spinners again did the damage. Jacob Snare bowled an outstanding spell to take 3-13 from 10 overs, while Gary Miles claimed 3-30. CN slumped to 7/119 at one stage before the lower order rallied, and they eventually made a very competitive 206. Cricket North West lost early wickets in reply, with CN’s four-pronged pace attack wrecking the top-order. Justin Reeves (3-10), Rik Considine (2-14) and Kyle Bowie (2-8) were the chief destroyers as Cricket North West were bowled out for just 59. Gary Miles was the only CNW batsman to reach double figures, making 19. The series was squared at one-win apiece, which was a fitting result, and has no doubt fuelled the regional rivalry ahead of the 2015/16 series. Thanks must go to the respective team coaches Scott Pearce (CNW) and Jade Selby (CN), along with captains Josh Walmsley (CNW) and Dane Anderson (CN). We also thank the match umpires, team scorers Doreen Leary (CNW) and Nick Boon (CN) and Latrobe Cricket Club for their great job as match hosts. A big thank you is also extended to the players for their support of the representative series. All players represented their regions with pride and showed great commitment to making the series a success. Cricket North West Men’s Team – Game 2 Coach: Scott Pearce

Josh Walmsley (Ulverstone) – Captain

Callan Morse (Latrobe)

Gary Miles (Sheffield)

Nick Granger (Wynyard)

Miles Barnard (Devonport)

Richard Cowlard (Devonport) – Wicket-Keeper

Sam Fogg (Devonport)

Andy Harris (Burnie Hurricanes)

Jacob Snare (Ulverstone)

Bruce Will (Devonport)

Brady Yates (Burnie Hurricanes)

Corey Murfet (Ulverstone)


Cricket North West v Cricket North

Men’s Representative Match 7th December 2014

At Latrobe Recreation Ground

Umpires: D. Close, S. Whitters

Coaches: S. Pearce (CNW), J. Selby (CN)

Cricket North Innings Cricket North West Innings C. Hay b Snare 21 C. Morse c Bowie b Considine 3 J. Le Fevre b Harris 21 M. Barnard lbw Reeves 0

D. Anderson st Cowlard b Snare 42 N. Granger c Kerrison b Reeves 0 P. New b Miles 4 J. Walmsley c Le Fevre b Reeves 2 N. Philip c Cowlard b Snare 7 B. Yates c Le Fevre b Considine 0 O. Law c Walmsley b Murfet 50 G. Miles lbw Bowie 19 R. Howe b Miles 2 B. Will c Le Fevre b Howe 2 K. Bowie c Will b Miles 4 C. Murfet lbw Bowie 9 W. Johnson b Murfet 33 J. Snare b Johnson 3 A. Kerrison c Yates b Harris 2 R. Cowlard not out 2 R. Considine not out 0 S. Fogg lbw Johnson 1 J. Reeves did not bat A. Harris did not bat Extras 20 Extras 18 TOTAL 206 TOTAL 59 Overs 47.3 Overs 30 Fall: 33, 97, 98, 110, 110, 113, 119, 201, 206, 206 Fall: 2, 4, 14, 15, 16, 31, 44, 51, 56, 59 Bowling: Murfet 9-1-39-2, Fogg 6-0-39-0, Harris 9.3-1-48-2, Miles 10-1-30-3, Snare 10-4-13-3, Will 3-0-27-0

Bowling: Considine 8-3-14-2, Reeves 7-2-10-3, Howe 6-1-21-1, Bowie 6-1-8-2, Johnson 2-0-5-2, Kerrison 1-1-0-0

Result: Cricket North won by 147 runs

CNW Men’s Representative Team – Game 2


FEMALE REPRESENTATIVE MATCHES Cricket North v Cricket North West

With Cricket North establishing its own Female T20 competition in 2014/15, there was an opportunity for CN and CNW to play a historic first Female Representative Match. The match would pit each competition’s best players against one another in a One-Dayer at Shaws Oval, Westbury. Cricket North batted first and were in some early trouble, slumping to 6/78 at one stage, before the middle and lower order rallied. Opener Belinda Wegman top-scored with 23, and with four other players reaching double figures Cricket North recorded 133. Emma Humphries took three wickets for CNW, and was well supported by leg spinner Zoe Lowry with 2-18 and Jane Riley’s 2-19. In reply Cricket North West lost three quick wickets, but a 56-run partnership between Emma Humphries (19) and Allison Kamphuis (17) got the innings back on track. At 3/82 it looked like CNW had the game within its grasp, but the introduction of Cricket North’s spinners turned the game on its head. Brooke Hepburn (3-10) and Emma Manix-Geeves (3-4) ran through the CNW middle and lower-order, with the visitors losing its last six wickets for just 28 runs. CNW was eventually dismissed for 112, handing CN a 21-run victory. Thanks must go to CNW Captain Coach Mel Scolyer, Cricket North Coach Matt Geeves and Captain Belinda Wegman, their players, the match umpires and scorers. Big thanks also go to Westbury Shamrocks Cricket Club for hosting the game. There are plans afoot to play two representative matches in 2015/16. Cricket North West Female Team – 2014/15 Captain-Coach: Mel Scolyer (Burnie Hurricanes)

Cherie Hawkins (Wynyard)

Jane Riley (Burnie Hurricanes)

Zoe Lowry (Latrobe)

Allison Kamphuis (Ulverstone)

Emma Humphries (Wynyard)

Krysie Jeffrey (Latrobe) – Wicket-Keeper

Brittany Gibson (Burnie Hurricanes)

Meagan Kiely (Wynyard)

Kayla Marshall (Ulverstone)

Suzie Gale (Wynyard)

Esther Magor (Latrobe)

Allison Kamphuis striving for a wicket against Cricket North.


Cricket North v Cricket North West

Female Representative Match 7th February 2015

At Shaws Oval, Westbury

Umpires: J. Ferguson, R. Stewart

Coaches: M. Geeves (CN), M. Scolyer (CNW)

Cricket North Innings Cricket North West Innings B. Wegman b Kamphuis 23 C. Hawkins lbw Parkin 11 C. Webster c Hawkins b Riley 2 J. Riley c Hepburn b Parkin 8

L. Hepburn c Humphries b Scolyer 9 Z. Lowry c & b Cotton 2 E. Manix-Geeves b Lowry 15 A. Kamphuis c Hack b Hepburn 17 C. Webb c Humphries b Jeffrey 11 E. Humphries c & b Hepburn 19 R. Hack c Gale b Lowry 4 M. Scolyer c Webb b Manix-Geeves 13 B. Hancock c Kamphuis b Humphries 17 K. Jeffrey c Wegman b Hepburn 0 S. Cotton not out 11 B. Gibson c Webb b Hack 3 S. Parkin b Humphries 0 M. Kiely c & b Manix-Geeves 0 J. Els c Kamphuis b Humphries 3 K. Marshall not out 4 V. Geale b Riley 2 S. Gale c Hepburn b Manix-Geeves 0 M. Hill did not bat E. Magor did not bat Extras 36 Extras 35 TOTAL 133 TOTAL 112 Overs 43.4 Overs 35 Fall: 19, 34, 53, 67, 78, 78, 118, 120, 129, 133 Fall: 20, 24, 26, 82, 84, 84, 104, 104, 112, 112 Bowling: Riley 6.4-1-19-2, Humphries 6-1-30-3, Kamphuis 6-1-21-1, Scolyer 6-1-11-1, Lowry 7-2-18-2, Gale 2-0-6-0, Jeffrey 4-1-11-1, Marshall 4-0-8-0, Hawkins 2-0-8-0

Bowling: Parkin 9-2-20-2, Cotton 7-0-20-1, Geale 3-0-20-0, Hill 2-0-18-0, Hepburn 7-2-10-3, Webb 2-1-9-0, Hack 2-0-8-1, Manix-Geeves 3-0-4-3

Result: Cricket North won by 21 runs

Cricket North West Female Representative Team – 2014/15


CRICKET NORTH WEST MALE ALL STAR TEAM – 2014/15

1. JOSH WALMSLEY (ULVERSTONE) – CAPTAIN 559 runs @ 50.82, HS 131, 3 x 100s, 2 x 50s, 12 catches, 2 run outs.

2. MILES BARNARD (DEVONPORT) 596 runs @ 45.85, HS 112 no, 1 x 100s, 5 x 50s, 6 catches, 5 run outs.

3. NICK GRANGER (WYNYARD) 419 runs @ 38.09, HS 96, 3 x 50s, 3 catches, 1 stumping, 1 run out.

4. BRENT MULLETT (DEVONPORT) – WICKET-KEEPER 287 runs @ 23.92, HS 86 no, 1 x 50s, 15 catches, 1 stumping, 2 run outs.

5. SAM PERKO (ULVERSTONE) 393 runs @ 39.30, HS 78 no, 4 x 50s, 12 catches.

6. BRUCE WILL (DEVONPORT) 421 runs @ 32.38, HS 112 no, 15 wickets @ 17.13, BB 3/31, 2 catches, 1 run out.

7. JACOB SNARE (ULVERSTONE) 309 runs @ 25.75, HS 72, 2 x 50s, 10 wickets @ 30.30, BB 2/13, 12 catches, 1 run out.

8. COREY MURFET (ULVERSTONE) 15 wickets @ 17.33, BB 3/20, 174 runs @ 34.80, HS 61, 2 x 50s, 2 catches.

9. SCOTT MITCHELL (DEVONPORT) 23 wickets @ 10.17, BB 6/13, 1 x 5WI, 49 runs @ 8.17, HS 25, 2 catches.

10. AIDEN MARSHALL (SHEFFIELD) 25 wickets @ 18.92, BB 6/62, 3 x 5WI, 153 runs @ 19.13, HS 38, 1 catch.

11. ANDREW DAVIDSON (WYNYARD) 33 wickets @ 15.52, BB 4/21, 60 runs @ 10.00, HS 14 no, 2 catches.

12TH MAN – CHRIS LINDSAY (DEVONPORT) 24 wickets @ 12.63, BB 5/32, 1 x 5WI, 39 runs @ 9.75, HS 17 no, 3 catches.

* Note – Statistics exclude T20 and finals matches.

Josh Walmsley - Captain


CRICKET NORTH WEST CROWE HORWATH FEMALE T20 ALL-STAR TEAM – 2014/15

1. MEL SCOLYER (BURNIE HURRICANES) – CAPTAIN

261 runs @ 52.20, HS 53 no, 1 x 50s, 12 wickets @ 9.00, BB 3/13, 1 catch, 1 run out.

2. KRYSIE JEFFREY (LATROBE)

252 runs @ 28.00, HS 48 no, 6 wickets @ 20.00, BB 3/19, 8 catches, 2 run outs.

3. TAYLAH PURTON (WYNYARD) – WICKET-KEEPER

198 runs @ 24.75, HS 100 no, 1 x 100s, 1 catch, 1 run out.

4. CHERIE HAWKINS (WYNYARD)

165 runs @ 27.50, HS 37 no, 15 wickets @ 8.33, BB 3/3, 3 catches, 1 run out.

5. ALLISON KAMPHUIS (ULVERSTONE)

414 runs @ 103.50, HS 74 no, 3 x 50s, 8 wickets @ 15.88, BB 3/14, 3 catches.

6. MADELINE CLARKE (BURNIE HURRICANES)

167 runs @ 23.86, HS 36, 12 wickets @ 9.50, BB 3/2, 3 catches.

7. ZOE LOWRY (LATROBE)


8. EMMA HUMPHRIES (WYNYARD)

106 runs @ 21.20, HS 53 no, 1 x 50s, 9 wickets @ 16.22, BB 3/6, 5 catches, 2 run outs.

9. JUDY KELLY (ULVERSTONE)

135 runs @ 15.00, HS 37 no, 9 wickets @ 15.89, BB 3/3, 5 catches, 4 run outs.

10. JANE RILEY (BURNIE HURRICANES)

13 wickets @ 5.77, BB 3/1, 114 runs @ 14.25, HS 43 no, 5 catches, 2 run outs.

11. SUZIE GALE (WYNYARD)

12 wickets @ 12.83, BB 3/7, 39 runs @ 13.00, HS 22, 4 catches.

12. MEAGAN KIELY (WYNYARD)


* Note – Statistics exclude finals matches.

Mel Scolyer - Captain


NWTCUSA AWARDS

UMPIRE OF THE YEAR AWARD Cricket North West congratulates DARREN CLOSE – nominated by 1st Grade captains (based on 4, 3, 2, 1 voting) as the best umpire in this year’s 1st Grade competition. Darren, a former First Class umpire, made a big impression in 2014/15 after returning from several years overseas. He officiated in the CNW 1st Grade Grand Final, several CTPL matches and also stood in a Tasmanian 2nd XI Futures League game in Hobart. Award Voting:

18 votes – Darren Close

15 votes – Scott Pearce

11 votes – Nathan Dennis

6 votes – David Hudson

3 votes – Mike How

2 votes – Leigh Berwick, China McCall, Danny Buckingham

1 vote – Peter King

OTHER NWTCUSA AWARDS PATRON’S AWARD – Peter King FRANK & CONWAY STANTON ENDEAVOUR AWARD – Matthew Woodberry Cricket North West congratulates Darren, Peter and Matthew on their award wins in 2014/15. We thank all umpires for their contribution, officiating in all 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Female T20 and Under-17 matches, and the Under-15 finals, along with representative matches, Statewide T20 games and Cricket Tasmania Intrastate Cup games. We also thank NWTCUSA President David Nettleton, Secretary Leigh Marmion, Treasurer David Hudson and Co-Umpires Advisors David Hudson and Darren Close for their support in 2014/15.

Darren Close –

Umpire of the Year


CRICKET NORTH WEST 1ST GRADE AVERAGES 2014/2015

Batting (Qualification – 8 Innings & 300 Runs)

# Player Club Mts Inns NO Runs 50s 100s HS Ave.

1 Josh Walmsley Ulverstone 12 13 2 559 2 3 131 50.82

2 Miles Barnard Devonport 13 14 1 596 5 1 112* 45.85

3 Sam Perko Ulverstone 12 14 4 393 4 0 78* 39.30

4 Nick Granger Wynyard 11 12 1 419 3 0 96 38.09

5 Bruce Will Devonport 13 14 1 421 3 1 112* 32.38

6 Alex McChristie Devonport 12 12 2 309 1 0 91 30.90

7 Jacob Snare Ulverstone 12 13 1 309 2 0 72 25.75

8 Brodie Hayes Burnie Hurricanes 12 13 1 301 1 0 73 25.08

9 Tyler Dell Devonport 13 14 0 327 2 0 79 23.36

Bowling (Qualification – 100 overs & 20 wickets)

# Player Club Mts O M Runs Wkts 5WI BB Ave.

1 Chris Lindsay Devonport 13 133.1 43 303 24 1 5/32 12.63

2 Andrew Davidson Wynyard 12 189.5 49 512 33 0 4/21 15.52

3 Aiden Marshall Sheffield 8 177.2 45 473 25 3 6/62 18.92

4 Andy Harris Burnie Hurricanes 13 155.3 40 435 22 0 4/38 19.77

5 Jacob Webb Latrobe 13 120.1 26 426 21 1 7/23 20.29

6 Brodie Stokes Wynyard 11 173.5 45 463 20 1 5/30 23.15

7 Micheal Bishop Latrobe 11 161 36 499 20 0 3/11 24.95

Wicket-Keeping # Player Club Mts Catches Stumpings Total

1 Matthew Bowen Wynyard 12 17 1 18

2 Brent Mullett Devonport 13 12 1 13

3 James Odgers Burnie Hurricanes 8 12 1 13

4 James Hendrickson Latrobe 13 11 2 13

5 Sam Perko Ulverstone 12 11 0 11

CNW 1st Grade Player of the Year Award Josh Walmsley (Ulverstone) – 10 Votes

Miles Barnard (Devonport) – 8 votes Sam Perko (Ulverstone) – 8 votes Nick Granger (Wynyard) – 8 votes

Sportspower Burnie 1st Grade Twenty/20 Player of the Year Award Callan Morse (Latrobe) - 298 points (273 runs, 2 catches)

Ben Hilfenhaus Medal – Best Under-21 Player

Corey Murfet (Ulverstone) – 15 votes Tyler Dell (Devonport) – 10 votes

Aiden Marshall (Sheffield) – 10 votes


CNW GOODSTONE GROUP 2nd GRADE AVERAGES 2014/2015



1 Dion Smith Wynyard 11 13 3 296 0 1 105* 29.60

2 Steven Adkins Latrobe 11 11 1 275 2 0 54 27.50

3 Jayden Brett Ulverstone 11 12 0 316 1 0 51 26.33

4 Dyson Smith Wynyard 10 13 2 286 2 0 86 26.00

5 Paul Dickson Latrobe 10 11 1 256 1 0 52 25.60

6 Andrew Woolley Devonport 10 10 1 206 0 1 102* 22.89

7 Samuel Rubock Burnie Hurricanes 10 12 1 201 1 0 53 18.27



1 Richard Cowlard Devonport 4 8 3 11

2 Jakson Duff Ulverstone 9 10 0 10

3 Nathan Johnston Burnie Hurricanes 7 8 0 8

4 Dyson Smith Wynyard 10 8 0 8

5 Angus Yeates Latrobe 8 7 1 8

6 Daniel Richards Sheffield 5 7 0 7

CNW Goodstone 2nd Grade Player of the Year Award

Nicholas Rolls (Burnie Hurricanes) - 12 votes Chris Hanley (Ulverstone) – 11 votes

Dylan Costelloe (Burnie Hurricanes) – 9 votes

Sportspower Burnie 2nd Grade Twenty/20 Player of the Year Award

Paul Dickson (Latrobe) – 169.50 points (67 runs, 9 wickets, 1 run out)


1 Darren Lakeland Devonport 10 103 38 194 23 1 5/22 8.43

2 Chris Hanley Ulverstone 9 83.5 24 202 23 2 6/23 8.78

3 Dylan Costelloe Burnie Hurricanes 11 104.1 26 239 26 1 5/25 9.19

4 Peter Fulton Devonport 9 94 25 267 20 1 7/21 13.35

5 Nicholas Rolls Burnie Hurricanes 10 160.3 38 442 32 4 5/14 13.81

6 Paul Dickson Latrobe 10 146.3 36 375 26 1 5/36 14.42

7 Tyler Johns Burnie Hurricanes 9 100 19 280 15 0 4/15 18.67


CNW CROWE HORWATH FEMALE T20 AVERAGES 2014/2015



1 Allison Kamphuis Ulverstone 12 12 8 414 3 0 74* 103.50

2 Mel Scolyer Burnie Hurricanes 10 10 5 261 1 0 53* 52.20

3 Krysie Jeffrey Latrobe 12 12 3 252 0 0 48* 28.00

4 Taylah Purton Wynyard 9 9 1 198 0 1 100* 24.75

5 Madeline Clarke Burnie Hurricanes 10 9 2 167 0 0 36 23.86

6 Cherie Hawkins Wynyard 10 9 3 165 0 0 37* 27.50

7 Zoe Lowry Latrobe 10 10 2 142 0 0 37* 17.75

8 Judy Kelly Ulverstone 10 10 1 135 0 0 37* 15.00


# Player Club Mts O M Runs Wkts BB Ave.

1 Jane Riley Burnie Hurricanes 10 30 8 75 13 3/1 5.77

2 Cherie Hawkins Wynyard 10 26.4 0 125 15 3/3 8.33

3 Mel Scolyer Burnie Hurricanes 10 31 2 108 12 3/13 9.00

4 Madeline Clarke Burnie Hurricanes 10 28.4 3 114 12 3/2 9.50

5 Taylor Ling Burnie Hurricanes 11 25 3 91 9 2/4 10.11

6 Cara Watkins Burnie Hurricanes 11 23 1 97 9 2/6 10.78

7 Jaime Bradley Burnie Hurricanes 11 22 0 94 8 3/11 11.75

8 Suzannah Gale Wynyard 11 41.1 4 154 12 3/7 12.83

9 Zoe Lowry Latrobe 10 38.1 1 174 11 3/18 15.82

10 Allison Kamphuis Ulverstone 12 25.3 4 127 8 3/14 15.88

Fielding Dismissals

# Player Club Mts Catches Run Outs Stumpings Total

1 Krysie Jeffrey Latrobe 12 8 2 0 10

2 Judy Kelly Ulverstone 10 5 4 0 9

3 Jaime Bradley Burnie Hurricanes 11 8 0 0 8

4 Emma Humphries Wynyard 10 5 2 0 7

5 Jane Riley Burnie Hurricanes 10 5 2 0 7

6 Brittany Gibson Burnie Hurricanes 10 6 1 0 7

CNW Crowe Horwath Female T20 Player of the Year Award

Allison Kamphuis (Ulverstone) – 17 votes Mel Scolyer (Burnie Hurricanes) – 15 votes

Madeline Clarke (Burnie Hurricanes) – 13 votes


CNW COMMONWEALTH BANK UNDER-17 AVERAGES 2014/2015


# Player Club Mts Inns NO Runs 50s HS Ave.

1 Pearce Watling Circular Head 9 8 2 312 4 73* 52.00

2 Brodie Hayes Burnie Hurricanes 8 9 1 372 3 99* 46.50

3 Corey Briggs Ulverstone 6 7 0 270 3 78 38.57

4 Zak Nicolle Latrobe 6 6 1 189 2 87* 37.80

5 Jack McCulloch Burnie Hurricanes 7 8 2 195 1 86* 32.50

6 Cody Brown Devonport 9 8 0 222 1 66 27.75

7 James Odgers Burnie Hurricanes 8 9 0 238 2 78 26.44

8 Daniel Richards Sheffield 9 9 0 229 1 75 25.44

9 Alistair Denby Burnie Hurricanes 8 9 0 215 0 48 23.89



1 Thomas Lewis Circular Head 8 59.2 7 189 20 1 5/24 9.45

2 Zak Nicolle Latrobe 6 42 11 117 11 0 3/3 10.64

3 Travis Brett Ulverstone 8 53.3 9 160 14 1 5/26 11.43

4 Rhys French Latrobe 7 49 3 167 13 1 5/23 12.85

5 Alistair Denby Burnie Hurricanes 8 51.4 13 142 11 0 3/25 12.91

6 Cody Brown Devonport 9 71 6 196 15 1 5/19 13.07

7 Jacob Webb Latrobe 7 53 13 142 10 0 3/24 14.20

8 Shaun Redman Burnie Hurricanes 8 59 15 146 10 0 2/6 14.60

9 Connor Smith Circular Head 9 43 3 177 12 1 8/41 14.75

10 Lucas French Sheffield 6 43.1 2 148 10 0 3/15 14.80

Wicket-Keeping

# Player Club Mts Catches Stumpings Total

1 James Odgers Burnie Hurricanes 8 10 2 12

2 Daniel Richards Sheffield 9 11 0 11

3 Angus Yeates Latrobe 7 9 1 10

4 Brock Bucknell Devonport 9 6 1 7

5 Joshua Gale Circular Head 8 7 0 7

6 Jakob Smith Ulverstone 8 6 0 6

7 Isaac Perry Circular Head 4 4 0 4

CNW Commonwealth Bank Under-17 Player of the Year Award Pearce Watling (Circular Head) – 449 points (312 runs, 8 wickets, 5 catches)

CNW Commonwealth Bank Under-17 T20 Player of the Year Award

Thomas Lewis (Circular Head) – 258 points (122 runs, 10 wickets)


CNW COMMONWEALTH BANK UNDER-15 AVERAGES 2014/2015




1 Jake Bentley Devonport 11 44 1 140 19 0 4/6 7.37

2 Aaron Good Burnie Hurricanes 8 32.4 7 81 10 0 4/3 8.10

3 Benjamin Plant Burnie Hurricanes 12 47 7 138 15 1 5/6 9.20

4 Ryan Walker Burnie Hurricanes 10 51.5 10 138 15 1 5/5 9.20

5 Heath Davies Latrobe 9 55 11 138 15 0 4/19 9.20

6 Tyler Everett Ulverstone 11 55 10 140 15 0 4/3 9.33

7 Blake Weeks Latrobe 8 42 6 118 11 0 3/10 10.73

8 Kyle McGiveron Ulverstone 11 44 4 176 13 0 2/8 13.54

9 Joshua Aikman Devonport 12 63 10 196 14 0 4/12 14.00

10 Fletcher Perry Wynyard 9 51.5 6 159 10 0 3/12 15.90


1 Declan Taylor Ulverstone 10 6 7 13

2 Joseph Chaplin Latrobe Demons 10 10 1 11

3 Jayden Carpenter Devonport Orions 11 5 6 11

4 Michael O’Donnell Burnie Hurricanes 12 7 2 9

CNW Commonwealth Bank Under-15 Player of the Year Award Heath Davies (Latrobe) – 502 points (262 runs, 15 wickets, 5 catches, 2 run outs)

# Player Club Mts Inns NO Runs 50s HS Ave.

1 Heath Davies Latrobe 9 8 5 262 3 56* 87.33

2 Lachlan Bryan Wynyard 10 9 3 281 2 54* 46.83

3 Finn Leary Ulverstone 9 9 2 248 2 53* 35.43

4 Joshua Aikman Devonport 12 8 2 162 0 48* 27.00

5 Benjamin Plant Burnie Hurricanes 12 10 3 187 1 50* 26.71

6 Declan Taylor Ulverstone 10 10 1 207 2 52* 23.00

7 Nicholas Matthewson Devonport 11 10 2 162 0 35 20.25

8 Thomas Richards Sheffield 10 10 0 173 0 36 17.30

9 Matthew Wood Devonport 11 11 1 150 0 39 15.00


LADDERS - 2014/2015

CNW 1ST GRADE GOODSTONE GROUP 2ND GRADE ULVERSTONE 159 DEVONPORT* 149 DEVONPORT* 145 ULVERSTONE 146 BURNIE HURRICANES 113 BURNIE HURRICANES 129 WYNYARD 108 LATROBE 118 SHEFFIELD 74 WYNYARD 73 LATROBE 73 SHEFFIELD 63 CROWE HORWATH FEMALE T20 COMMONWEALTH BANK U17s BURNIE HURRICANES 42 BURNIE HURRICANES 79 WYNYARD* 30 DEVONPORT 45 ULVERSTONE 16 CIRCULAR HEAD* 44 LATROBE 8 LATROBE 36 ULVERSTONE 19 SHEFFIELD 17 COMMONWEALTH BANK U15s CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

BURNIE HURRICANES* 96 BURNIE HURRICANES* 638 LATROBE 72 ULVERSTONE 533 DEVONPORT 64 DEVONPORT 460 ULVERSTONE 40 LATROBE 341 WYNYARD 8 WYNYARD 316 SHEFFIELD 8 SHEFFIELD 171 PREMIERS - * KOOKABURRA GREATER NORTHERN COMPETITION LADDER 2014/15 POOL A POOL B ULVERSTONE* 41 MOWBRAY 33 SOUTH LAUNCESTON 37 DEVONPORT 27 LAUNCESTON 26 RIVERSIDE 26 WYNYARD 17 WESTBURY 17 SHEFFIELD 8 BURNIE HURRICANES 16 LATROBE 8 PREMIERS - *

LORDS TAVERNERS SPIRIT OF CRICKET AWARD

2014/15 WINNERS – BURNIE HURRICANES


Ulverstone v Devonport CNW 1st Grade Grand Final 27th, 28th, 29th March 2015 At West Park Oval, Burnie

Umpires: S. Pearce, D. Close

Ulverstone 1st Innings Devonport 1st Innings C. Murfet c Mullett b Mitchell 6 M. Barnard c Quaile b Briggs 27 J. Snare c Barnard b Fogg 0 T. Dell b Rossiter 6

J. Quaile c Mullett b Saggers 36 A. McChristie c Perko b Rossiter 9 J. Walmsley c Fogg b Lindsay 9 B. Mullett c Bott b Rossiter 29 S. Perko c Mullett b Mitchell 14 B. Will c Perko b Briggs 65 C. Briggs c Barnard b Fogg 2 G. Ellis c Smith b Rossiter 21 J. Smith b Saggers 13 C. Brown b Briggs 1 A. Van Tatenhove b Saggers 3 S. Mitchell b Murfitt 22 B. Bott c McChristie b Saggers 13 S. Fogg c Perko b Bott 3 S. Murfitt c Will b Saggers 0 J. Saggers not out 3 D. Rossiter not out 5 C. Lindsay lbw Briggs 1 Extras 24 Extras 11 TOTAL 125 TOTAL 198 Overs 72.5 Overs 98.4

Fall: 8, 8, 21, 59, 64, 99, 102, 108, 117, 125 Fall: 26, 34, 77, 77, 112, 118, 162, 171,197,198 Bowling: Mitchell 22-13-21-2, Fogg 22-9-33-2, Lindsay 14-6-19-1, Saggers 13.5-1-35-5, McChristie 1-0-3-0

Bowling: Murfitt 25-4-55-1, Bott 27-10-38-1, Rossiter 21-5-42-4, Briggs 18.4-5-41-4, Snare 1-0-5-0, Quaile 4-1-5-0, Walmsley 2-1-4-0

Ulverstone 2nd Innings

Devonport 2nd Innings

J. Walmsley c Dell b Lindsay 21 M. Barnard b Murfet 12 C. Murfet c Mitchell b Saggers 59 T. Dell c Murfitt b Briggs 41 J. Snare b Mitchell 19 A. McChristie lbw Murfet 0 S. Murfitt b Mitchell 20 B. Mullett c Smith b Murfitt 18 J. Quaile b Mitchell 0 B. Will not out 20 S. Perko c Barnard b Saggers 5 G. Ellis lbw Murfitt 2 J. Smith c Lindsay b Mitchell 36 C. Brown not out 16 C. Briggs run out (McChristie-Mullett) 1 S. Mitchell did not bat A. Van Tatenhove c Dell b Saggers 4 S. Fogg did not bat B. Bott run out (McChristie) 6 J. Saggers did not bat D. Rossiter not out 3 C. Lindsay did not bat Extras 11 Extras 4 TOTAL 185 TOTAL 5 for 113 Overs 49.5 Overs 53.2 Fall: 30, 85, 126, 127, 128, 134, 137, 150, 167, 185

Fall: 32, 36, 66, 81, 85

Bowling: Mitchell 24.5-3-74-4, Fogg 1-0-12-0, Lindsay 15-1-61-1, Saggers 9-1-34-3,

Bowling: Briggs 13.2-1-36-1, Bott 3-0-8-0 Murfitt 14-5-25-2, Murfet 10-5-17-2 Rossiter 13-4-23-0

Result: Devonport won outright by 5 wickets. Trevor Docking Medallist: Bruce Will (Devonport).


DEVONPORT CRICKET CLUB CNW 1ST GRADE PREMIERS 2014/2015

Back (l-r): Sam Fogg, Bruce Will, Jackson Saggers, Brent Mullett, Glenn Ellis, David Mullett (Assistant Coach), Cody Brown, Chris Lindsay.

Front (l-r): Tyler Dell, Alex McChristie, Miles Barnard (Captain), Scott Mitchell. Coach: Stephen Lee Scorer: Brad Cole

Bruce Will – Trevor Docking Medallist


Ulverstone v South Launceston

Kookaburra Greater Northern Cup Grand Final 25th January 2015

At UCI Oval, Ulverstone

Umpires: N. Dennis, H. Galea

South Launceston Innings Ulverstone Innings M. Barker c Briggs b Smith 72 J. Quaile c Eastoe b J Young 15 J. Hayes c Murfet b Bott 3 J. Snare not out 81

C. Hay c Murfet b Snare 16 J. Walmsley lbw Austen 22 A. Smith run out (Quaile) 2 S. Perko st Eastoe b Johnson 21 C. Eastoe b Snare 48 S. Murfitt c Eastoe b J Young 5 J. Jackson c Walmsley b Murfet 8 C. Murfet c Eastoe b Bowie 26 K. Bowie c Smith b Murfet 9 S. Murfet not out 9 W. Johnson not out 31 D. Rossiter did not bat B. Austen c Murfet b Murfitt 5 J. Smith did not bat C. Young run out (Briggs) 0 C. Briggs did not bat J. Young not out 0 B. Bott did not bat Extras 15 Extras 22 TOTAL 9 for 209 TOTAL 5 for 201 Overs 50 Overs 45.3 Fall: 7, 49, 55, 131, 155, 172, 173, 190, 206 Fall: 32, 71, 128, 135, 173 Bowling: Murfitt 6-1-26-1, Bott 4-0-19-1, C. Murfet 8-0-38-2, Snare 10-3-35-2, Rossiter 5-1-21-0, Smith 10-2-24-1, Briggs 4-0-24-0, Quaile 3-0-17-0

Bowling: Bowie 10-0-46-1,J. Young 9-2-39-2, C. Young 9-1-29-0, Austen 9-0-34-1, Johnson 8.3-0-48-1

Result: Ulverstone won by 5 wickets. Player of the Match: Jacob Snare (Ulverstone).

Jacob Snare – Player of the Match


ULVERSTONE DISTRICT CRICKET CLUB KOOKABURRA GREATER NORTHERN CUP PREMIERS 2014/2015

Back (l-r): Corey Briggs, Ben Bott, Josh Kinch, Sam Perko, Jordan Quaile, Steven

Murfet, Corey Murfet, Sam Murfitt. Front (l-r): Darren Rossiter, Josh Walmsley (Captain), Jacob Snare, James Smith. Co-Coaches: Josh Walmsley and James Smith. Scorer: Doreen Leary.


Devonport v Latrobe

CNW Sportspower Burnie 1st Grade Twenty/20 Grand Final 20th December 2014

At Devonport Oval, Devonport

Umpires: S. Pearce, P. King

Devonport Innings Latrobe Innings M. Barnard b Nicolle 13 C. Morse b Fogg 3 T. Dell c Weeks b Nicolle 24 J. Hendrickson lbw Mitchell 12 T. Moore run out (Hendrickson) 33 M. Clarke b Fogg 7 B. Mullett c Webb b Weeks 25 B. Green run out (Will) 6 B. Will c Hendrickson b Webb 13 N. Avery c & b McChristie 8 A. McChristie not out 5 T. Weeks c Cowlard b Mitchell 2 R. Cowlard not out 10 W. Richardson c Will b McChristie 2 C. Brown did not bat J. Webb c Brown b McChristie 12 S. Mitchell did not bat Z. Nicolle not out 5 S. Fogg did not bat M. Bishop c Dell b Brown 0 C. Lindsay did not bat J. Muir b Brown 0 Extras 14 Extras 1 TOTAL 5 for 137 TOTAL 58 Overs 20 Overs 16.3 Fall: 43, 43, 99, 111, 125 Fall: 5, 15, 22, 31, 37, 39, 52, 58, 58, 58 Bowling: Weeks 4-0-23-1, Muir 1-0-9-0, Green 4-0-41-0, Nicolle 4-0-19-2, Webb 4-0-15-1, Bishop 3-0-25-0

Bowling: Lindsay 4-1-15-1, Fogg 4-0-12-2, Mitchell 4-0-9-2, McChristie 4-0-21-3, Brown 0.3-0-2-1

Result: Devonport won by 79 runs.

BURNIE

Devonport’s Sam Fogg bowls in the Sportspower Burnie 1st Grade T20 Grand Final.


DEVONPORT CRICKET CLUB CNW SPORTSPOWER BURNIE 1ST GRADE TWENTY/20 PREMIERS 2014/2015

Players: Miles Barnard (Captain), Tyler Dell, Bruce Will, Brent Mullett, Alex McChristie, Richard Cowlard, Tim Moore, Cody Brown, Scott Mitchell, Sam Fogg, Chris Lindsay.

Coach: Stephen Lee. Scorer: Brock Bucknell.

BURNIE


Ulverstone v Devonport

CNW Goodstone Group 2nd Grade Grand Final 28th & 29th March 2015


Umpires: N. Dennis, P. King

Ulverstone 1st Innings Devonport 1st Innings D. Wing b Smith 0 A. Woolley not out 34 J. Kinch c Cowlard b Brown 10 J. Manktelow c McGiveron b Lillico 3

S. Murfet b Lakeland 3 S. Parker lbw Hanley 1 J. Brett c Moore b Brown 12 J. Sales c Speglic b Hanley 7 L. Bott c Moore b Sheean 21 T. Moore lbw Hingston 5 J. Duff b Moore 6 R. Cowlard c Speglic b McGiveron 26 C. Hanley b Sheean 6 B. Moore b Hingston 13 R. Speglic c Brown b Moore 7 S. Robinson lbw Hingston 11 K. Gale c Moore b Robinson 5 J. Brown c Duff b Murfet 25 K. Hingston not out 19 E. Sheean not out 4 J. McGiveron c Lakeland b Smith 0 D. Lakeland did not bat W. Lillico did not bat J. Smith did not bat T. Murray did not bat Extras 8 Extras 24 TOTAL 97 TOTAL 8 for 153 Overs 50.4 Overs 119 Fall: 0, 5, 22, 39, 58, 58, 67, 71, 90, 97 Fall: 7, 12, 24, 31, 68, 88, 104, 147 Bowling: Smith 12.4-7-20-2, Lakeland 9-0-18-1, Brown 7-1-18-2, Robinson 8-4-13-1, T. Moore 4-0-12-1, Sheean 6-4-7-2, B. Moore 4-1-9-1

Bowling: Lillico 17-10-17-1, Hanley 21-6-33-2, McGiveron 17-11-14-2, Speglic 16-5-23-0, Hingston 18-8-26-2, Brett 11-7-8-0, Kinch 5-3-5-0, Wing 2-0-7-0, Bott 7-6-2-0, Murfet 5-3-2-1

Result: Devonport won on First Innings. Player of the Match: Andrew Woolley (Devonport).


DEVONPORT CRICKET CLUB CNW GOODSTONE GROUP 2ND GRADE PREMIERS 2014/15

Players: Darren Lakeland (Captain), John Sales, Jakob Smith, Andrew Woolley, Richard Cowlard, Sam Robinson, Sheldon Parker, Eli Sheean, Tim Moore, Trent Murray, Josh Brown, Brad Moore, Jonty Manktelow, Peter Fulton.

Coach: Blair Murray. Scorer: Harold Harvey.


Ulverstone v Devonport

CNW Goodstone Group 2nd Grade Twenty/20 Grand Final 20th December 2014


Umpires: L. Berwick, M. Woodberry

Ulverstone Innings Devonport Innings J. Brett c Brown b Saggers 11 T. Murray st Duff b Speglic 36 C. Hanley lbw Brown 25 P. Fulton b Speglic 22

S. Murfet c Manktelow b Brown 5 G. Ellis lbw Speglic 13 D. Wing c Fulton b Saggers 1 J. Manktelow not out 8 J. Duff b Brown 1 S. Parker not out 2 J. Pearce b Fulton 14 J. Brown did not bat R. Speglic b Sheean 8 A. Woolley did not bat J. Smith lbw Sheean 5 B. Moore did not bat K. Gale b Moore 2 D. Lakeland did not bat W. Lillico not out 2 J. Saggers did not bat J. McGiveron lbw Moore 2 E. Sheean did not bat D. Briggs did not bat J. Smith did not bat Extras 10 Extras 6 TOTAL 86 TOTAL 3 for 87 Overs 18.3 15.5 Fall: 32, 42, 43, 45, 49, 66, 77, 79, 84, 86 Fall: 50, 68, 79 Bowling: Smith 2-0-9-0, Lakeland 2-0-16-0, Saggers 4-1-14-2, Brown 4-0-14-3, Sheean 2-0-19-2, Fulton 3-0-6-1, Moore 1.3-0-7-2

Bowling: McGiveron 2-0-19-0, Lillico 3.5-0-10-0, Hanley 2-0-19-0, Brett 4-0-17-0, Speglic 4-0-20-3

Result: Devonport won by 7 wickets .

BURNIE


DEVONPORT CRICKET CLUB CNW SPORTSPOWER BURNIE 2ND GRADE TWENTY/20 PREMIERS 2014/2015

Players: Darren Lakeland (Captain), Trent Murray, Peter Fulton, Glenn Ellis, Jonty Manktelow, Sheldon Parker, Josh Brown, Andrew Woolley, Brad Moore, Jackson Saggers, Eli Sheean, Jakob Smith.

Coach: Stephen Lee. Scorer: Harold Harvey.

BURNIE


Burnie Hurricanes v Wynyard

CNW Crowe Horwath Women’s Twenty/20 Grand Final 22nd February 2015

At West Park Oval, Burnie

Umpires: R. Stewart, L. McCall

Wynyard Innings Burnie Hurricanes Innings T. Purton lbw Ling 10 J. Riley c & b Kiely 7 M. Purton b Clarke 0 B. Gibson c Gale b Hawkins 33

M. Allen c Brown b Scolyer 9 M. Scolyer c Humphries b Hawkins 34 E. Humphries not out 33 M. Clarke c Hawkins b Mackenzie 3 C. Hawkins c Scolyer b Bradley 19 J. Bradley not out 12 M. Kiely not out 20 T. Wigg not out 4 A. Smith did not bat J. Walters did not bat A. Brazendale did not bat A. Brown did not bat K. Mackenzie did not bat J. Farrow did not bat S. Gale did not bat C. Watkins did not bat R. Taylor did not bat T. Ling did not bat B. Richardson did not bat R. Watkins did not bat Extras 29 Extras 14 TOTAL 4 for 120 TOTAL 4 for 107 Overs 20 Overs 20 Fall: 10, 26, 35, 68 Fall: 9, 73, 87, 94 Bowling: Riley 4-0-24-0, Clarke 4-0-32-1, Scolyer 4-1-10-1, Ling 3-0-24-1 Bradley 4-0-19-1, Brown 1-0-10-0

Bowling: Gale 4-0-17-1, Kiely 4-0-21-1, Humphries 4-0-21-0, Mackenzie 4-0-28-1, Hawkins 4-0-15-2,

Result: Wynyard won by 13 runs. Player of the Match: Emma Humphries (Wynyard).

Mel Scolyer on the front foot in the Crowe Horwath Female T20 Grand Final.


WYNYARD CRICKET CLUB CNW CROWE HORWATH FEMALE T20 PREMIERS 2014/2015

Players: Kahla Mackenzie (Captain), Taylah Purton, Michelle Purton, Melissa-Sue

Allen, Emma Humphries, Cherie Hawkins, Meagan Kiely, Alanna Smith, Suzie Gale, Alison Brazendale, Rebekah Taylor, Bronte Richardson, Angelique Porro, Abbey Hawkins.

Coach: Kahla Mackenzie. Scorer: Clayton Hawkins.


Wynyard v Riverside

Greater Northern Female Twenty/20 Grand Final 1st March 2015

At Wynyard Showgrounds, Wynyard

Umpires: R. Stewart, P. Czerkewicz

Wynyard Innings Riverside Innings T. Purton b Manix-Geeves 28 L. Hepburn c Smith b Mackenzie 50 M. Purton c Manix-Geeves b Cotton 9 E. Manix-Geeves c T. Purton b Humphries 43

C. Hawkins c Els b Manix-Geeves 18 S. Cotton c & b Hawkins 0 E. Humphries b Hepburn 0 S. Parkin st T. Purton b Mackenzie 1 M. Kiely c Parkin b Hill 15 P. Barnett b Hawkins 1 M. Allen c Hill b Barnett 12 M. Hill c Humphries b Hawkins 1 A. Brazendale b Barnett 0 J. Els not out 1 A. Smith not out 2 A. Nimmo b Hawkins 1 K. Mackenzie not out 7 R. Parkin not out 1 S. Gale did not bat N. Dusautoy did not bat B. Richardson did not bat A. Shipp did not bat R. Taylor did not bat S. Dickenson did not bat Extras 19 Extras 6 TOTAL 7 for 110 TOTAL 7 for 105 Overs 20 Overs 20 Fall: 13, 52, 61, 64, 100, 101, 102 Fall: 82, 83, 87, 92, 95, 100, 101 Bowling: Parkin 4-0-17-0, Cotton 4-0-19-1, Hepburn 4-0-16-1, Manix-Geeves 4-0-27-2, Hill 2-0-20-1, Barnett 2-0-7-2

Bowling: Gale 4-0-15-1, Mackenzie 4-0-28-2, Kiely 4-0-26-0, Humphries 4-0-15-1, Hawkins 4-0-20-4

Result: Wynyard won by 5 runs.

Wynyard Cricket Club – Greater Northern Female T20 Premiers


Burnie Hurricanes v Circular Head Colts

CNW Commonwealth Bank Under-17 Grand Final 9th March 2015


Umpires: S. Clark, A. Harris

Burnie Hurricanes Innings Circular Head Colts Innings B. Hayes c Blake b McLaren 19 M. Heald lbw Burns 30 A. Denby c Heald b Watling 31 L. Nicholls c Denby b Burns 42

J. Odgers c Blake b Oates 22 C. Heres lbw Burns 1 J. McCulloch b McLaren 1 P. Watling run out (Burns) 35 N. Walton b Watling 1 C. Smith b Burns 29 R. James b Lewis 3 L. McLaren c McCulloch b Denby 2 L. Roberts c Heald b Watling 4 T. Lewis c Hayes b Barry 5 J. Burns c Gale b Heald 16 J. Gale not out 1 L. Barry not out 18 R. Nibbs not out 0 Z. Jones not out 2 K. Oates did not bat S. Redman did not bat L. Oates did not bat R. Walker did not bat S. Blake did not bat Extras 50 Extras 23 TOTAL 8 for 165 TOTAL 7 for 168 Overs 45 Overs 44 Fall: 81, 81, 89, 93, 101, 114, 120, 157 Fall: 81, 85, 90, 90, 146, 161, 163 Bowling: Lewis 9-0-19-1, L. Oates 7-0-36-0, Nicholls 2-0-7-0, McLaren 9-0-32-2, Gale 4-0-16-0, Watling 9-5-17-3 Heald 4-0-15-1, Smith 1-0-9-0

Bowling: Jones 8-0-23-0, Walker 2-0-7-0, Redman 9-0-31-0, Hayes 3-0-13-0, Denby 4-0-17-1, Burns 9-1-36-4, Barry 9-0-37-2

Result: Circular Head won by 3 wickets. Player of the Match: Pearce Watling (Circular Head).

Pearce Watling – Player of the Match


CIRCULAR HEAD COLTS COMMONWEALTH BANK CNW UNDER-17 PREMIERS 2014/2015

Players: Pearce Watling (Captain), Mitchell Heald, Lewis Nicholls, Carlton Heres,

Thomas Lewis, Liam McLaren, Connor Smith, Joshua Gale, Ryan Nibbs, Kalien Oates, Lachlan Oates, Shaun Blake.

Coach: Glen McLaren.


Ulverstone v Circular Head Colts CNW Commonwealth Bank Under-17 Twenty/20 Grand Final

30th January 2015 At Wynyard Showgrounds

Umpires: L. McCall, H. Agg

Ulverstone Innings Circular Head Colts Innings C. Briggs c Nicholls b Watling 15 L. McLaren run out (Lillico) 0 L. Lin run out (Heald, McLaren) 10 T. Lewis c Lillico b Brett 17 K. Gale c Oates b Heres 23 C. Heres c Smith b McGiveron 32 T. Purton C Oates b McLaren 26 P. Watling not out 35 E. Miles lbw McLaren 5 J. Gale run out (McGiveron) 0 J. Smith b Heres 13 L. Nicholls b McGiveron 0 W. Lillico run out (Nicholls, Heres) 1 C. Smith not out 5 J. McGiveron not out 10 M. Heald did not bat T. Brett not out 1 S. Blake did not bat M. Johnson did not bat L. Oates did not bat L. McKenna did not bat R. Nibbs did not bat L. Creedon did not bat L. Perry did not bat Extras 12 Extras 29 TOTAL 7 for 116 TOTAL 5 for 118 Overs 20 Overs 17.2 Fall: 31, 37, 80, 91, 95, 109 Fall: 2, 26, 105, 106, 106 Bowling: Oates 2-0-4-0, Lewis 2-0-12-0, Watling 4-1-14-1, Smith 1-0-11-0, Heald 4-0-22-0, McLaren 4-0-33-2, Heres 3-0-18-2

Bowling: Briggs 3-1-12-0, Brett 3-0-15-1, Lillico 3-0-20-0, Purton 1-0-10-0, Creedon 1-0-12-0, McKenna 1-0-8-0 McGiveron 3.2-0-16-2, Lin 2-0-16-0

Result: Circular Head won by 5 wickets.


CIRCULAR HEAD COLTS CNW COMMONWEALTH BANK UNDER-17 TWENTY/20 PREMIERS 2014/2015

Players: Thomas Lewis (Captain), Liam McLaren, Connor Smith, Lewis Nicholls, Pearce

Watling, Joshua Gale, Mitchell Heald, Shaun Blake, Lachlan Oates, Carlton Heres, Ryan Nibbs, Isaac Perry.

Coach: Glen McLaren.


Burnie Hurricanes v Latrobe

CNW Commonwealth Bank Under-15 Grand Final 1st March 2015


Umpires: K. Denby, H. Agg

Latrobe Innings Burnie Hurricanes Innings D. Grey b Walker 0 D. Riley b Bidwell 10 E. Bidwell c Plant b Good 25 J. Fryett not out 37 B. Weeks run out 0 B. Plant c Burnett b Hicks 19 D. Williams b Good 0 T. Poke not out 1 H. Davies lbw Good 1 B. Evans did not bat C. Castles b Good 8 R. James did not bat E. Connelly c Evans b Plant 2 M. O'Donnell did not bat C. Penfold b Plant 0 J. Lamprey did not bat J. Hicks run out (O’Donnell) 5 R. Turner did not bat D. Lyall b Plant 3 R. Walker did not bat K. Lamprey b Walker b James 0 A. Good did not bat J. Burnett not out 6 L. White did not bat Extras 39 Extras 24 TOTAL 11 for 89 TOTAL 2 for 91 Overs 27.5 Overs 21 Fall: 0, 1, 5, 15, 34, 39, 45, 54, 63, 70, 89 Fall: 21, 70 Bowling: Walker 5-1-17-1, Good 5.5-0-17-4, Plant 5-2-11-3, Turner 5-1-16-0, James 4-0-17-1, Lamprey 3-0-8-0

Bowling: Davies 5-0-18-0, Hicks 4-0-16-1, Bidwell 5-0-22-1, Weeks 4-0-9-0, Grey 3-0-17-0,

Result: Burnie won by 8 wickets. Player of the Match: Benjamin Plant (Burnie Hurricanes).

Benjamin Plant – Player of the Match


BURNIE HURRICANES CNW COMMONWEALTH BANK UNDER-15 PREMIERS 2014/2015

Players: Joe Fryett (Captain), Daniel Riley, Benjamin Plant, Thomas Poke, Brock

Evans, Riley James, Michael O’Donnell, Josh Lamprey, Rhys Turner, Ryan Walker, Aaron Good, Logan White.

Coach: Nick Rolls.


SPONSORS Cricket North West would like to thank its sponsors for the 2014/15 season. Your ongoing support is very much appreciated.

TASMANIAN GRADE CRICKET CNW JUNIOR COMPETITIONS

GREATER NORTHERN COMPETITION MEN’S T20 COMPETITIONS

2ND GRADE COMPETITION WOMEN’S T20 COMPETITION

MEDIA & ADVERTISING PARTNER

http://www.fostersgroup.com/

https://www.commbank.com.au/

http://www.kookaburra.biz/home.html

http://www.sportspower.com.au/?q=node/245

http://www.goodstone.com.au/

http://www.crowehorwath.net/AU/Locations/Tasmania/Burnie/Home.aspx

http://www.theadvocate.com.au/


SPONSORS (Continued)

Cricket North West would like to thank its sponsors for the 2014/15 season. Your ongoing support is very much appreciated.

GENERAL COMPETITION SPONSORS

http://www.dowlingmccarthytyres.com.au/

http://www.tasfreight.com.au/

http://www.coastalengineeringandbelting.com.au/

http://www.gloverlegal.com.au/

http://www.comrural.com/

http://www.hivotech.com.au/

http://www.saundershiggins.com.au/

http://www.adambrooks.com.au/

http://www.choicesflooring.com.au/store/cooee/

http://coastalphysiotherapy.com.au/wp/

http://www.yellowpages.com.au/tas/burnie/mecca-restaurant-15253741-listing.html

http://www.tassieuniforms.com.au/


APPENDIX 1

CRICKET NORTH WEST FINANCIAL REPORT

With thanks to Camerons Accountants and Advisors


NORTH WESTERN TASMANIAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION TRADING AS CRICKET NORTH WEST

PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2015

INCOME

30 Jun 15 30 Jun 14

Income

CNW Sponsorships $13,209.09 $15,009.09

CT Administration Funding $4,000.00 $4,000.00

CT CUB Sponsorship $4,000.00 $4,000.00

CT Grade Cricket Funding $10,000.00 $10,000.00

CT Greater Northern Competition Travel Assistance $3,500.00 $3,500.00

CT Naming Rights Sponsorship $3,000.00 $3,000.00

CT Volunteer Recognition Funding $1,200.00 $1,200.00

Grand Final Function Income $963.64 $1,059.10

Greater Northern Competition Sponsorship $2,000.00 $2,000.00

Other Function Income $0.00 $654.55

Season Launch Function Income $3,818.16 $4,295.45

Total Income $45,690.89 $48,718.19

Gross Profit $45,690.89 $48,718.19

Plus Other Income

Affiliation Fees $200.00 $200.00

Club Levies $6,875.00 $6,477.24

Club Player Registrations $8,300.00 $7,727.14

Interest Received $3,395.19 $3,768.73

Membership Fees $650.00 $695.45

Stationery Sales $380.45 $470.00

Sundry Income $68.18 $0.00

Total Other Income $19,868.82 $19,338.56



PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT

FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2015

EXPENSES AND NET RESULT

30 Jun 2015 30 Jun 2014

Less Operating Expenses

Accounting Software Fees $499.95 $589.09

Admin Allowances - Treasurer $1,200.00 $1,200.00

Advertising $271.30 $326.38

Audit Fees $520.00 $520.00

Awards Night Function Expenses $634.18 $972.49

Club Facility Grants $6,000.00 $6,000.00

Coaching Qualifications Expenses $1,500.00 $2,472.73

Depreciation $258.82 $294.53

Dowling McCarthy Room Catering $67.30 $399.55

Dowling McCarthy Room Cleaning $128.17 $119.43

Dowling McCarthy Room Depreciation $65.91 $85.90

Equipment $664.64 $0.00

Finals Expenses $1,333.59 $813.06

Government Expenses $53.82 $122.18

Grand Final Function Expenses $3,496.73 $2,141.37

Greater Northern Competition Expenses $4,049.82 $5,974.41

Indoor Centre Hire Rebates $534.55 $407.05

Insurance $646.59 $636.36

Junior Development Expenses $11,250.00 $9,850.00

Office Equipment Expenses $1,775.33 $1,774.40

Office Repairs $790.45 $998.50

Other Function Expenses $1,230.90 $1,129.13

Postage $104.55 $97.27

Power $1,654.43 $1,993.62

Printing & Stationery $1,325.20 $956.36

Representative Game Expenses $1,719.23 $1,720.38

Scorers Reimbursement $3,600.00 $3,990.00

Season Launch Function Expenses $6,283.90 $7,646.01

Signwriting $0.00 $625.00

Software Licence Expenses $435.70 $972.65

Sponsorship Expenses $0.00 $282.35

Telephone $652.14 $622.27

Trophies $2,525.45 $2,123.64

Umpires Match Fees $5,042.95 $5,970.00

Umpires Travelling Fees $4,958.80 $6,399.04

Volunteer Recognition Expenses $734.52 $734.82

Website $127.53 $145.72

Total Operating Expenses $66,136.45 $71,105.69

Net Profit -$576.74 -$3,048.94



BALANCE SHEET

AS AT 30 JUNE 2015

ASSETS

30 Jun 2015 30 Jun 2014

Assets

Bank

ANZ Cheque Account $8,182.91 $9,877.31

Total Bank $8,182.91 $9,877.31

Current Assets

Accounts Receivable (Trade Debtors) $1,530.00 $0.00

Commonwealth Bank Term Deposit 06/07/16 2.50% $20,000.00 $20,000.00

Loan - Umpires Costs $1,303.75 $0.00

MyState Term Deposit 21/09/15 2.00% pa $13,392.58 $12,954.51

MyState Term Deposit 27/09/15 3.0% pa $29,472.24 $28,613.55

Perpetual Trustees At Call Account 2.49% $42,798.52 $41,819.48

Perpetual Trustees Long Term 7 Day 30/06/16 3.65% $13,311.73 $12,855.38

Stock on Hand $500.00 $500.00

Total Current Assets $122,308.82 $116,742.92

Fixed Assets

Dowling McCarthy Room Equipment $2,988.70 $3,043.47

Dowling McCarthy Room Furniture $63.14 $74.28

Office Equipment $61.53 $83.91

Office Furniture $2,141.17 $2,350.91

Office Improvements $1,041.31 $1,068.01

Total Fixed Assets $6,295.85 $6,620.58

Total Assets $136,787.58 $133,240.81



BALANCE SHEET

AS AT 30 JUNE 2015

LIABILITIES

30 Jun 2015 30 Jun 2014

Liabilities

Current Liabilities

GST -$354.38 $1,522.11

Total Current Liabilities -$354.38 $1,522.11

Non-Current Liabilities

CNW Grants - Burnie Yeoman $0.00 -$1,000.00

CNW Grants - Devonport $5,000.00 $4,000.00

CNW Grants - Latrobe $0.00 -$1,000.00

CNW Grants - Sheffield $5,000.00 $4,000.00

CNW Grants - Ulverstone $3,843.47 $2,843.47

CNW Grants - Wynyard $5,000.00 $4,000.00

Total Non-Current Liabilities $18,843.47 $12,843.47

Total Liabilities $18,489.09 $14,365.58

Net Assets $118,298.49 $118,875.23

Equity

Building Reserve Account $12,000.00 $12,000.00

Current Year Earnings -$576.74 -$3,048.94

General Reserve Account $7,000.00 $7,000.00

Match Reserve Account $7,000.00 $7,000.00

Retained Earnings $92,875.23 $95,924.17

Total Equity $118,298.49 $118,875.23

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