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FRANKSTON

PENINSULA

CRICKET CLUB

Annual report

& financial

statements

Season 2011~2012

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 2 Annual Report 2011-2012

BOARD OF MANAGEMENT 2011~2012

President Mr Dennis Prendergast

Vice Presidents

Messrs David Archer & Glen Elmi

Secretary Mr Martin Wylie

Treasurer

Mr Glenn Davey

Board Directors Messrs Ivan Ashkenazi, James Keenan, Chris McCormick, Jason Wylie

General Manager Mr Glenn Davey

On-Field management 2011~2012

Club Coach Nick Jewell

Coaching Panel

Ian Brayshaw, Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf, David McClean & Chris Hall

Cricket Operations Mark O’Sullivan

Club Captain

Matthew Chasemore

Captains Chris Hall, Ben Cairns, Ricky Damiano, Chris McCormick (2nd XI), Jason Wylie (3rd XI) &

Mitch Drummond, Will Crowder, Nathan Harford, Robbie Salerni, Joel Wylie (4th XI)

Team Managers Martin Wylie & Ian Boldiston (1st XI), Ivan Ashkenazi, Ian Boldiston & Nick Salerni (2nd XI),

Ivan Ashkenazi & Jason Wylie (3rd XI) & Adrian Coleman (4th XI)

Scorers Ivan Ashkenazi (2nd XI), Adrian Coleman (4th XI), Glenn Davey (1st XI, 2nd XI, 3rd XI, 4th XI),

Michael Robinson (1st XI), Wayne Ross (1st XI, 2nd XI, 3rd XI) & Nick Salerni (2nd XI).


PRESIDENT’S REPORT

As we head towards the completion of the Club’s second decade in the Premier Cricket competition our consistency of finals appearances and improved win/loss ratios suggest we have the best committed talent the region has to offer. This is further complemented by first class contracted players continuing to represent our Club at the higher levels, both within senior and junior elite squads. The appointment of Nick Jewell has seen a toughening up of the way we now go about our game and preparation without compromise. He is ably supported by a well credentialed group of coaches, second to none in the competition. However we probably threw away our best opportunity so far to win the Club Championship as well as play off in another 1st XI grand final, albeit the 4ths snagged a one-day pennant which is terrific for this

developing group. It proves we need to keep improving and building the knowledge and understanding of what it takes to be the best, both as a club and individually. Congratulations to Scott Boland on his first class debut, a fantastic reward for effort. Scott was also recently upgraded to a full Cricket Victoria player contract. The retirement of Darren Groves will no doubt impact our Club. Darren’s contribution and playing record are testament to his professional approach and attention to detail. I again congratulate him on a wonderful career that has accumulated the respect of all in Premier Cricket and beyond. Cricket Operations Manager Mark O’Sullivan has also advised he will not continue in this role. “Sully’s” contribution has been outstanding and on behalf of the Club I thank him for his dedication and the professional manner in which he undertook the tasks associated with this portfolio. 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 partnership with local associations is imperative with support from Cricket Victoria and the Regional Cricket Manager, 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. It is hugely beneficial and important for our Club to have pathway coaches, David McClean, Brett Hudgson and Peter Hall integrate with our Club in development roles that assist the transition from pathway cricket to Premier Cricket.


Governance Many will be aware a major challenge during the past season was to resolve a delayed energy account totaling $29,100 (shared with our shared tenant). Following lengthy discussions and negotiations with the provider Simply Energy and the relevant Ombudsman I am pleased to report that a saving of around $6,300 was achieved as well as an interest free payment plan over 12 months. While the Club will have this burden until February 2013, the benefits of having clarity allows the Board to forward plan the budget estimates with some surety. The Club’s financial position, while stable, continues to confront the Board as an ongoing challenge to maintain responsible fiscal management on behalf of the members. I reiterate my comments from previous reports that rather than carry a significant surplus the decision to invest in our current and future players via the assembled coaches is a direction the Board is strongly committed too. However with operational overheads continuing to increase and other income streams stabilizing there may need to be a review of the extent to which the Board commits to this policy going forward. 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. Cricket Victoria Our Club must be committed to being competitive in all formats as the future direction of the Premier Cricket competition is evolving and we must have the flexibility to evolve with and commit to it better than we did with our T20 participation last season. One day format changes, BBL’s T20 emergence and the continuing focus of the longer forms of the competition, suggests there are opportunities for a broader group of players to get to the elite first class level. Volunteers Most Premier Clubs are struggling for active volunteers to fill a variety of tasks over a week in season and I remain convinced our volunteers are outstanding in the areas of commitment and importantly reliability. I particularly acknowledge and thank Pam Clements who took on the mighty challenge of managing the canteen operations, ensuring we stayed at the top of the ladder for service provision to our loyal group of supporters and visitors. The canteen operations achieved a record turnover, driven by Pam’s astute management skills and support from others, particularly Mary Coleman. Congratulations to Mary Coleman on being acknowledged as the best club person for 2011/2012. Mary has been a wonderful contributor to the Club over many years and taken many different tasks along the way, well deserved. A special thank you also to the dynamic Thursday night meals team led by Sarah Walker and Karen Voelkl 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.


Another season of the “Heat in the Kitchen” luncheons was successfully driven by Mark Dunsford. I again thank Mark for his efforts in establishing a significant supporter data base and a successful series of lunches and outstanding guest speakers. Local Government Last season was probably the most difficult year we have experienced with The Frankston City Council for some time. Late ground rehab on the East Oval resulted in playing away or on Sunday’s for the first month of the season, plus allowing a disease to impact the wicket table and sections of the playing field of Butler Oval meant a summer of discontent and the provision of unsatisfactory playing conditions on a number of occasions. While it should be acknowledged Council’s Parkland services team made every effort to correct the errors of judgment, it was difficult. With their ongoing support for the provision of first class Jubilee Park facilities, we can no doubt look forward to having the best two playing conditions in the Premier Competition. I also take this opportunity to briefly outline Council’s proposal to Master Plan the Jubilee Park precinct, focusing on elite netball and cricket, but retaining football as a tenant. Options to be explored are: a new show court netball stadium, redevelopment of the “Trotting track” for junior football and possibly a Premier women’s cricket team/s, the Butler Oval becoming a standalone cricket field, additional change rooms to facilitate four cricket teams, formalised walking tracks and upgraded playground and lake amenities. The Master Plan is a current work in progress. Sponsorship Thank you to our major sponsor Buildsafe Building Insurances. Phil Graf and his team are fantastic supporters of our Club and have been over a long period. We express the Board’s gratitude for his continued support. The Frankston RSL, have also been long term partners supporting our Club over our journey, also adding a donation of a defibulator to their contribution this season. Mark Dunsford from Dunsford Financial Planning, and Martin Scanlon from Rail Signalling Services are both special sponsor partners and we appreciate their ongoing involvement. 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 2011/2012 season. 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. We are all looking forward with great anticipation and excitement to the ‘HEAT’ continuing to improve in 2012/2013.

Dennis Prendergast

President


General maNagER’S REPORT

It is with pleasure that I submit Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club’s Annual Report for Season 2011/2012. The process of compiling the Annual Report provides a great opportunity to assemble a detailed record of the achievements and records of the club from the recent season. Personally, I have enjoyed my first full year in this role, being able to contribute to the operations of the club in many different aspects. I have taken pride in driving new initiatives that have added positively to the club, including significantly enhancing our website and social media presence, providing online live scorecards for our followers, encouraging a strong family environment welcoming for children, providing vibrant and refreshed member newsletters, enhancing the data delivered on the electronic scoreboard, and enhancing our cash management procedures to highly scrutinized levels.

I must commend the extremely valuable contribution from our President, Dennis Prendergast. He puts so much time and energy into our club, managing many key relationships with our important stakeholders. All members should congratulate Dennis on his long standing efforts for the club. Administration As in previous years, Cricket Victoria 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 support is greatly appreciated. We look forward to developing proposed initiatives from Cricket Victoria whereby our club can combine with other Premier Clubs and other sporting groups to use our combined strength in various negotiations with suppliers. Playing Nick Jewell again led the club as senior coach. Backed up with skilled support staff in Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf, David McClean, Ian Brayshaw and the newly appointed Chris Hall, the player group was fortunate to again have such a highly qualified coaching group to draw on. The 1st XI was very competitive all season to back up their Grand Final effort of 2010/2011. Although heavily reliant on bowling sides out cheaply to secure victories, the side got the job done more often than not to reach another Semi Final. The team showed great character to back up from a Round 16 thrashing against arch rivals Geelong, to defeat them outright the following week in the Qualifying Final. Well done to Matt Chasemore who delivered a brilliant all round season. Chris Hall brought a new high level of professionalism, showing the importance of planning and preparation. His leadership in the 2nd XI was very beneficial, and he assisted the development of the next batch of 1st XI cricketers in the making. The 2nd XI was certainly good enough to play finals, but they ended up being the only side to not make the finals. Allowing large lower order partnerships to form in three of the final four rounds proved costly, seeing the side lose the last three games and miss out on the finals by only 3 points. Due to family commitments, it is a shame that Chris Hall will depart the club after his first season, where his outstanding individual performances also saw Chris finish runner up in the 2nd XI Player of the Season. We wish Chris all the best, and we will continue to hold a strong link with Chris through Saxon Sports Frankston.


The 3rd XI was superbly led again by Jason Wylie, who kept the side in the top four for the majority of the season. Historically the 3rd XI has struggled to figure towards the top of the ladder, so it was a well earned reward for the efforts of the side to reach the One Day Semi Final as well as host two home Two Day Finals. Some more composure with the bat in the Two Day Semi Final would’ve seen the side playing for its first premiership. Hopefully the harsh lessons learnt from the conclusion of the finals campaign will drive the group to bigger and better things next season. Congratulations also to Josh Waldron, whose domination with the bat was suitably rewarded at the Cricket Victoria Gala Awards with the 3rd XI Player of the Year award. The young talent in the 4th XI shone through during the season, culminating with a thrilling One Day Semi Final victory leading into the One Day Premiership. This was certainly a very exciting moment for the young group, giving them a taste of the greater rewards on offer in March. Unfortunately, back to back trips down the Geelong Highway halted their finals momentum, but overall it was a very successful season for this young group. It was extremely pleasing to see the club figure so prominently in the Club Championship Ladder, where we led the standings after the first month of cricket, and stayed in the top two or three positions until falling to finish in fourth position after not collecting any points in our final round of matches against Geelong. To be in a position to win the Club Championship for the first time in our history provides the evidence that the depth of player talent throughout the entire club is pleasingly at a very high level. The playing retirements announced at the end of the season, in particular of Darren Groves and Nick Jewell, will no doubt create challenges to replace their valuable contributions. However it provides opportunities for our younger players to step up and carry on their legacy. The record of Groves is unbelievable, listing him as one of the legends of Premier Cricket. He will leave the Heat as the record holder of highest Club Games (274), Club Wickets (551), 1st XI Games (225) and 1st XI Wickets (464). Under Jewell’s leadership over the past four seasons the club has elevated to another level, with Jewell extracting significant improvement from the playing list. He has created a winning culture, creating plenty of finals opportunities for all players. We thank these two players tremendously for their on field contributions, and wish them well for the future. Jewell will remain at the club in an off field coaching role, and we are sure that Darren will never be far away from the club. Arrivals The club secured the addition of the following players to the senior list for Season 2011/12: Jacob Bardwell (right arm spinner and attacking batsman from Nar Nar Goon/Maryknoll), Kyle Brooke (right arm opening bowler returning back to the club from Cranbourne), Will Crowder (attacking middle order batsman and off spinner, joining the club from Peninsula Old Boys through the FPCC Scholarship), Charlie Davy (opening batsman visiting from Burley-in-Wharfedale, Yorkshire, UK), Tom Feldgen (young opening bowler from Peninsula Old Boys), Chris Hall (former County all rounder, from McKinnon), Ben Hillard (top order batsman from Dandenong), Ryan Hillard (young all rounder from Hallam Kalora Park), Tom Paganoni (Moorooduc), Aidan Wheeler (fast bowler from Mornington) and Jake Wood (up and coming opening bowler from Balnarring). Departures Players who left the club following the 2010/2011 season included: Patrick Damen, Juvaunie Gayle, Leroy Haines, Brendan Jovic, Luke Reid, Matt Ryan, Riley Shaw and Mitch Wilson. After initially commencing his career with the club as a teenager in 1994/1995, Leigh Lowry concluded his time at the Jubilee Park as the 2nd highest run scorer in the club’s history. During his 230 valuable games for the club, including 89 in the 1st XI and 98 in the 2nd XI, Leigh made


5520 runs with 30 half centuries and 5 centuries. His highest score was 127, made in the 2nd XI. Leigh completed his career by captaining the 2nd XI during 2010/2011. After captaining the 4th XI since 2007/2008, Brett Hudgson left the Heat after achieving success including a 4th XI Grand Final, 4th XI Player of the Year and Thompson Medals. He played 73 games for 1621 runs and 82 wickets, leading his young sides to many victories over his four years. Volunteers There is a significant amount of volunteers within the Club who deserve recognition for their contributions. Thanks must go to Mark O’Sullivan (Chairman of Selectors), Ian Boldiston (Training Captain, Team Manager), Brian Nankervis (Photographer), Martin Wylie (Team Manager), Ivan Ashkenazi (Team Manager, Scorer), Nick Salerni (Team Manager, Scorer), Adrian Coleman (Team Manager, Scorer), Wayne Ross (Scorer), Michael Robinson (Scorer), Graeme Brewer (Matchday Helper), Darren Christy (General Handyman!), Pam Clements (Canteen), Mary Coleman (Canteen), Sarah Walker (Meals), Karen Voelkl (Meals), Jo Davey (Meals). Thank you must also go to Gary Woolard, Gavin Bock 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), Glen Elmi (Vice President), Glenn Davey (Treasurer), Martin Wylie (Secretary), Ivan Ashkenazi, James Keenan, Chris McCormick and Jason Wylie. Personally, it has been a pleasure to work with a great group of guys in achieving some great outcomes for the Club.

Glenn Davey

General Manager


COaCh’S REPORT

As last ball was bowled against Richmond in the semi final it brought to an end a terrific four years for a group that delivered so much yet ultimately achieved nothing. From last on the ladder with very few genuine prospects we turned into, over a short space of time, a competitive side that slowly earned respect in the competition and came within a whisker of pinching a premiership. Reality is however a favourite and the most successful player in the clubs history has now been and gone with nothing to show for his career other than his personal wicket tally, and over 500 odd games of experience has walked out the door. The respect earned over these last 4 years will count for nothing when the first ball is bowled next season. Sides will be coming for payback knowing the two most senior players are no longer there to engage in the verbal and physical encounters.

Unfortunately I got the feeling as we developed as a group and trying to find the ingredients for the clubs first ever senior premiership, some of us slowly started to drift away from the ‘team first’ mentality and that higher playing honours and personal milestones were the reason we went out there every week. Without the desperate attention to detail and the number one thought to ‘play your role’ in the ‘team’, winning premierships is almost impossible and the road back from being branded selfish is ‘almost impossible’. With all the players over a 16 year career I played with that achieved higher honours to state cricket then Australian selection, all of them were given their chance at the next level after continual team success in winning finals and Shields. It’s not rocket science. I would like to thank all the coaches that have been involved over the last four years that helped build this group, and to the committee for their support. To Cheeks and the playing group, good luck. It’s a tough game and only the toughest are successful. If you think I was tough on you, I get the feeling you haven’t seen anything yet. I enjoyed the journey.

Nick Jewell

Head Coach


Finance

Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club realised an audited net loss of ($20,719) for Season 2011/2012 compared to a net profit of $33,730 in Season 2010/2011. The large variance in comparison to the prior year is heavily skewed by the $40,000 capital income received from Cricket Victoria last season as a contribution to the electronic scoreboard. The remainder of the variance can be attributed to the additional energy payments paid to Simply Energy after settling our ongoing dispute. The financial information is based on accrual accounting, is exclusive of GST, and includes non-cash transactions such as amortisation, depreciation and adjustments. To expand, $6,673 of the listed income was still receivable at 30 April 2012, while $14,872.16 of the listed expenditure was still payable at 30 April 2012. When non cash accounting items (depreciation and amortization) are disregarded, the actual Operating Loss sits at ($9,359.51). The following explanations are provided for clarification of the result in some areas.

Income: Cricket Victoria As per other seasons, assistance from Cricket Victoria in the form of Distributions, Internet Grant, Junior Development Grant, and Administration Manager Grants is greatly appreciated. Cricket Victoria also assisted in reimbursing costs incurred to host finals. Following the 1st XI making the Semi Final and with the Club finishing fourth in the Club Championship, the Club also received an unbudgeted amount of $3,000 in prize-money. In respect to the loan with Cricket Victoria for their contribution to the electronic scoreboard, the first two repayments ($10,000 combined) plus interest ($3,800 combined) have been made, to reduce the outstanding balance from $35,000 to $25,000. This commitment of $5,000 plus interest per year over the next five years is something the Board will carefully continue to plan and budget for. Bar, Canteen and Selection Night Meals. Thanks to the amazing leadership and management of Pam Clements, who was ably assisted by Mary Coleman, the results of the Canteen leapt to record high levels. This was also assisted by a strict weekly reporting process that ensured complete accuracy over the transactions. Sarah Walker and Karen Voelkl also did an amazing job with the Selection Night Meals, making a significant profit for the club of $3,501. The revenue received in the canteen was sufficient to allow sandwiches, rolls, cakes and cordial to be provided for player afternoon teas free of charge. The bar sales remained relatively stable thanks to hosting 13 external functions in the facility during the season along with a more active social program for club members. Peninsula Twenty20 Challenge This initiative (as further detailed in the Annual Report) proved to be another exciting event, with the financial outcome also more favourable in comparison to the prior year. Learning from the necessary and unnecessary transactions that we incurred during the first event, the joint committee with the MPCA was more conservative regarding our spending for this 2011/2012 event. As a result, even with slightly less people attending due to the hot conditions, the profit for the day increased from $755 to $2,734 which was again evenly shared between FPCC and the MPCA to be reinvested into junior cricket programs. 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. Social During Season 2011/2012, the Club continued “Heat in the Kitchen”, a series of luncheons which included fine dining, high profile guest speakers (Tony Noonan, Tony Dodemaide, Stephen Phillips, Tony Jewell, Adrian Butler, Ken Piesse, and Shaun Graf) and the opportunity to reminisce with past and present friends and family. Organised very well by Mark Dunsford, these luncheons proved to again be very successful for the Club. They continued to build the profile of FPCC, while also generating a profit of over $2,000. A new feature in the social program for this season was a $5,000 draw. This was very well supported by players and members, seeing a profit of $3,350 returned to the club.


Sponsorship We are grateful to continue to receive wonderful support from our sponsors, in particular Buildsafe Building Insurances (Phil Graf), Frankston RSL (Rob Morrison), Dunsford Financial Planning (Mark Dunsford), Rail Signalling Services (Martin Scanlon), Saxon Sports Frankston (Chris Hall), National Australia Bank (Jacinta Broatch), Reddy Roasts Frankston & Somerville (Daniel Watts), Graham Quarries (Chris Hutchinson) and C&S Lightweight (Tony Stocker). Thank you to Mark Dunsford and Robert Withers who both play a key role on behalf of the club in generating and maintaining positive relationships with new and existing sponsors.

Expenditure: Facility As expected with the quality of facility the Club has access to, there is a considerable amount of expenditure to maintain its presentation and operations such as cleaning costs of $3,032 and materials & repairs of $4,160. As reported last year, no invoices had been received for electricity since February 2010. Prior to last season, Simply Energy imposed an invoice on the shared tenants of $29,133 for the period of February 2010 to July 2011. Both tenants felt it was unreasonable to expect this to be immediately paid in full and a long standing dispute (including the debate over the legal entitlement to charge back dated invoices) developed. Following lengthy negotiations including assistance from the Energy Ombudsman and local government, it was identified that a $6,350 discount should’ve been implemented on the account as per the original contract in place. Combined with a 12 month payment plan, the burden on both clubs had now been slightly eased. The impact on the financial statements is that Light & Power is now listed at around double the usual balance. The FPCC portion owing of $12,313 (including 2011/2012 charges) is to be paid by instalment between May 2012 and February 2013. Pleasingly, we are now receiving monthly electricity invoices! Grounds Ground rental fees payable to the Frankston City Council for the A.H. Butler Oval and Eastern Oval returned to a regular amount of $9,832 following the full availability of both grounds. Our Ground related expenditure included an investment in a new line marking machine to ease the burden on volunteers, along with the purchase of new covers and hessian which were well overdue. Merchandise $4,659 worth of current merchandise purchases remains on hand to be sold. The Board is currently in the process of evaluating new clothing designs to be implemented for the 2013/2014 season, as per the timeline agreed with the players at the introduction of the current range of clothing. This transition will soon see the merchandise expenditure and in turn merchandise sales increase. Playing The Club continued with a policy of two professional players, with Nick Jewell (Captain/Coach) and Jon Holland appointed again for Season 2011/2012. In addition, the club continued to support an extensive coaching panel to support Nick’s appointment with Peter Buchanan, Shaun Graf and David McClean continuing in their roles, Ian Brayshaw reducing his role, and Chris Hall appointed as a Spin Bowling Coach. Other playing costs also incorporated fees for umpiring, scorers and first aid supplies. Umpiring costs increased by $3,722 due to the many extra days played compared to the heavily rain effected 2010/2011. Further, indoor practice and cricket equipment costs combined to $20,025 to outline the significant investment by the club in playing resources.

Summary: The Club finances remain very delicately balanced, with the usual annual process of entering into significant overdraft occurring again in the lead up to Season 2012/13. The Board will continue to conservatively manage the finances, and look to reassess our investment in some areas in order to ease the financial pressure regularly experienced each winter.

GLENN DAVEY

Treasurer


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club PO Box 3068

FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Profit & Loss Statement Year ended 30 April 2012

Income Expenditure

Cricket Victoria Cricket Victoria

Cricket Victoria Allocation $37,221.00

Kookaburra Sponsorship $4,000.00

Awards Awards

Gala Awards $1,472.70

Trophies $696.36

Playing Prizemoney $3,000.00

Gala Awards $2,331.82

Gifts $159.09

Bar Bar

Bar Sales $31,851.72

Bar Staff $3,442.00

End of season stock clearance $1,032.73

Pots, Glasses & Crockery $252.00

Bar - MPCA T20 event $2,216.30

Bar Stock $21,537.99

Canteen Canteen

Canteen Sales $14,101.25

Fastrack Supplies $2,313.21

Canteen sales - MPCA T20 event $3,471.40

Canteen Food Supplies $6,358.70

Other Canteen Costs $826.26

Kitchen Kitchen

Kitchen Sales $8,972.91

Selection Night Food $5,471.34

Function Catering $181.82

Other Kitchen Costs $244.99

Facility Facility

Function Income $4,490.88

Cleaning $3,032.37

AYCE Program $1,600.00

Foxtel $329.08

Sports Development Program $2,600.00

Insurance $1,145.50

YCW Facility Reimbursements $623.58

Light & Power $18,730.25

Materials & Repairs $4,159.81

Security $416.00

Gas $1,058.24

Photographs $800.27

Hygiene $262.65

Cash register supplies $135.73

Children's Equipment $290.23

BBQ $202.16

Amortisation $4,542.00

Depreciation $6,817.00

Other Facility Expenses $87.27

Ground Ground

Hosting Finals $1,316.00

Ground Rental $9,831.82

Hosting Country Week $400.00

Paint & Equipment $1,225.00

Hessian/Covers $4,690.00

Other Ground Expenses $234.45

Management Management

Cricket Victoria Grant $17,500.00

GM Management Fees $17,645.00

Superannuation $1,575.00

WorkCover $168.00

Miscellaneous Miscellaneous

Affiliation Fees $940.09


Office Office

CV Internet Grant $500.00

Postage $195.00

Printing $828.37

Stationery $767.89

Telephone $1,194.84

Internet $531.97

Mobile Phone - General Manager $839.06

Mobile Phone - M.O'Sullivan $327.27

Graphic Design $72.73

Playing Playing

Professional Players $21,417.09

Coaching Staff $11,500.00

Saxon Coaching $3,181.80

Umpires $10,919.63

Scorers & Software $2,394.41

Indoor Practice $12,031.82

Cricket Equipment $7,993.29

First Aid Supplies $570.44

Travel & Accommodation $707.50

Junior Development Junior Development

Cricket Victoria Grant $2,500.00

Junior Development Costs $1,292.27

Indoor Practice $600.00

Coaching Staff $3,000.00

Membership - Playing Membership - Playing

Membership Fees - Playing $14,954.42 Disputed Sales Invoices 2010-11 $1,922.71

Disputed Sales Invoices 2011-12 $163.64

Other Playing Membership Costs $90.00

Membership - Social Membership - Social

Membership Fees - Social $1,636.38

Membership Cards $225.00

Merchandise Merchandise

Merchandise Sales $7,721.48

Merchandise Purchases $8,889.06

Social Social

Presentation Night Sales $3,843.85

Social Expenses $1,360.00

Lunch Functions $4,850.00

Luncheon Catering $5,082.73

Lunch Raffle $1,922.00

Luncheon Guest Speakers $1,026.00

Luncheon Memorabilia $2,290.91

Presentation Night $3,862.81

MPCA T20 event donations $116.45

Luncheon Raffle Memorabilia $1,527.27

MPCA T20 Function $2,750.00

MPCA T20 Misc Expenses $570.75

Social Events $1,151.00 Function Room Hire $181.82

$5000 Draw Tickets $9,190.00 $5000 Draw Expenses $5,840.60

MPCA T20 Share of Profit $1,366.92

Sponsorship Sponsorship

Sponsorships $16,545.43

Sponsorship Expenses $1,000.00

Saxon Sports $4,804.61

BuildSafe $10,000.00

Ritchies Donation $163.69

Donations $581.82

NAB Commission $402.60

Audit Audit

Accounting & Audit Fees $2,190.00

Financial Financial

Interest Income $0.34

Bank Charges $915.77

Loan Interest $3,800.00

Total Income $221,795.45 Total Expenses $242,513.96

Net Profit (Loss) ($20,718.51)


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club

PO Box 3068

FRANKSTON EAST VIC 3199

Balance Sheet As at 30 April 2012

2011/2012 2010/2011

Current Assets

General Cheque Account ($655.15) $15,507.94

FPCC Player Development Fund $923.66 $923.60

Cash on Hand $1,374.00 $90.00

Trade Debtors $6,673.30 $7,840.09

Inventories (Merchandise) $4,658.70 $3,873.65

$12,974.51 $28,235.28

Fixed Assets

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

Accumulated Amortisation ($45,455.00) ($40,913.00)

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 ($33,003.00) ($26,186.00)

Electronic Scoreboard $66,713.00 $66,713.00

$63,789.73 $75,148.73

Total Assets $76,764.24 $103,384.01

Liabilities

Trade Creditors $14,872.16 $13,548.99

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

Cricket Victoria Loan -Non Current $20,000.00 $25,000.00

GST Liabilities

GST Collected $4,803.69 $15,990.42

GST Paid ($4,455.83) ($13,418.13)

Total GST Liabilities $347.86 $2,572.29

Total Liabilities $40,220.02 $46,121.28

Net Assets $36,544.22 $57,262.73

Equity

Accumulated Funds $57,262.71 $23,532.50

Current Earnings ($20,718.51) $33,730.21

Total Equity $36,544.20 $57,262.71


Season 2011~2012

Round 1 vs Camberwell Magpies 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 8 October 2011 FPCC 1st XI Debutant: Ben Hillard (Dandenong - VCA)

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Camberwell Magpies 1st Innings R Damiano c Crosthwaite b Fekete 3 GS Parker c Benbow b Groves 4 BD Clements c Crosthwaite b Pearson 35 +JL Crosthwaite c Dew b Groves 5 CA Dew b Fekete 9 *SF Hill b Benbow 25 *MF Chasemore c Fekete b Pearson 16 TB Rickarby b Miller 1 BP Hillard not out 9 BK Watkins c Clements b Groves 0 N Jewell not out 8 JR Bett c Dew b Benbow 26 JF Miller dnb RJ Chancellor c Boland b Benbow 3 +DB Nankervis dnb JP McNamara c Groves b Miller 6 SM Boland dnb JC Pearson run out (Dew) 3 DJ Groves dnb AL Fekete c Nankervis b Chasemore 1 JA Benbow dnb WG Walker not out 0 Extras 11 Extras 16 Total 4/91 Total 10/90 Overs 29.5 Overs 40.1 AL Fekete 8-0-2-17 DJ Groves 10-2-3-25 JC Pearson 9-1-2-30 JF Miller 5.1-2-2-4 WG Walker 5-0-0-18 SM Boland 6-1-0-14 JP McNamara 6-1-0-14 MF Chasemore 10-2-1-13 BK Watkins 1.5-0-0-7 JA Benbow 9-1-3-23 Frankston Peninsula won by 6 wickets. Points: FP 5, CM 0 2nd XI at Camberwell Sports Ground

Camberwell Magpies 7/214(cc) (JC Lampard 60 TV Russ 43 CJ McCormick 3/38 B Ashkenazi 2/26) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/156 (SD Wiese 38 JM Roberts 4/33 MW Dwyer 2/20 MS Grose 2/35)

3rd XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 9 October 2011

Frankston Peninsula 8/143(cc) (MA Gapes 34 K Brooke 32* T Parsonage 2/18 AD Ross 2/24 J Cannon 2/32) defeated by Camberwell Magpies 3/144 (JS Poole 53 NS Richardson 32* P Sofra 2/18)

4th XI at Watson Park

Camberwell Magpies 9/174(cc) ( J Reid 6/23 T Feldgen 2/26) defeated

Frankston Peninsula 10/155 (C Davy 57 P Jhala 41 SU Jayasinghe 3/6 L Fernando 3/29 N Rodwell 2/24) Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. D Groves 2. J Benbow 1. M Chasemore

2nd XI - 3. S Wiese 2. S Wilson 1. B Ashkenazi

3rd XI - 3. P Sofra 2. M Gapes 1. K Brooke

4th XI - 3. J Reid 2. C Davy 1. T Feldgen


Season 2011~2012

Round 2 vs Casey South Melbourne 1st XI at Casey Fields No 4 Oval, 15 October 2011

Casey South Melbourne 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings R Blandford lbw Miller 2 R Damiano c Blandford b Bird 0 *J Best b Chasemore 6 BD Clements c Ligt b Perera 13 J Leaver c Nankervis b Miller 2 CA Dew c Best b Rose 14 R Livera b Miller 0 BP Hillard not out 9 C Rose lbw Holland 11 *MF Chasemore c Ligt b Perera 6 FK O'Connor lbw Chasemore 2 +DB Nankervis c Best b Perera 3 S Foster b Chasemore 5 N Jewell not out 0 +LT Ligt c Jewell b Chasemore 7 JF Miller dnb JN de Wet lbw Chasemore 0 SM Boland dnb AJ Perera c & b Chasemore 6 JM Holland dnb R Bird not out 0 JA Benbow dnb Extras 7 Extras 7 Total 10/48 Total 5/52 Overs 28.2 Overs 20 J Miller 5-1-3-7 R Bird 4-1-1-8 S Boland 5-0-0-18 J de Wet 3-0-0-19 M Chasemore 9.2-2-6-12 C Rose 7-3-1-11 J Holland 9-4-1-10 A Perera 6-0-3-10 Frankston Peninsula won by 5 wickets. Points: FP 5, CSM 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 5/152 (SB Wilson 63 CJ Hall 45) defeated Casey South Melbourne 10/151 (S Maggs 58* RG Elston 26 K Voelkl 3/39)

3rd XI at IW Johnson Oval

Casey South Melbourne 7/129(cc) (MA Boraston 34 D Naughton 28 J Waldron 2/22 T Collett 2/24) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 4/118 (G Trueman 59* MA Gapes 32 D Hadfield 2/33) – deciding score method

4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval

Frankston Peninsula 8/236(cc) (RS Salerni 112 N Harford 33 W Crowder 25 P Jhala 25 B Mur 5/37 (inc hat-trick) ZS Hogton 2/27) defeated Casey South Melbourne 10/88 (B Glen 35* T Feldgen 4/14 J Reid 2/15)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. J Miller 1. J Holland

2nd XI - 3. S Wilson 2. C McCormick 1. K Voelkl

3rd XI - 3. G Trueman 2. R Fisher 1. M Gapes

4th XI - 3. R Salerni 2. T Feldgen 1. J Reid


Season 2011~2012

Round 3 vs Essendon 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 16 October 2011

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Essendon 1st Innings R Damiano lbw Howell 2 A Carton st Nankervis b Holland 31 BD Clements lbw Cameron 0 B MacRae lbw Miller 0 CA Dew c Carton b Cameron 12 BA Howell lbw Miller 2 *MF Chasemore c McKay b Cameron 67 *B Fletcher c Nankervis b Miller 12 BP Hillard lbw Berger 16 C McKay c Hillard b Benbow 103 N Jewell c Collins b Altis 7 C Berger lbw Chasemore 3 JF Miller c Berger b Howell 31 S Bryant c Nankervis b Benbow 29 +DB Nankervis c Berger b Altis 4 +R Collins st Nankervis b Miller 7 JM Holland c Fletcher b Berger 9 M Johnstone lbw Miller 0 DJ Groves c Collins b Altis 5 C Altis not out 12 JA Benbow not out 6 L Cameron not out 2 Extras 10 Extras 6 Total 10/169 Total 9/207 (cc) Overs 43.4 Overs 45 L Cameron 8-1-3-24 DJ Groves 9-1-0-29 BA Howell 9-0-2-35 JF Miller 9-2-5-42 M Johnstone 9-0-0-26 JM Holland 9-0-1-53 C Berger 9-0-2-34 MF Chasemore 9-0-1-28 C Altis 5.4-0-3-30 JA Benbow 9-0-2-52 S Bryant 3-0-0-16 Essendon won by 36 runs (D/L method). Points: Ess 4, FP 0 2nd XI at Windy Hill

Essendon 10/94 (K Mayne 30 CJ McCormick 4/16 K Voelkl 3/4) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 10/239 (SD Wiese 71 SB Wilson 65 L Walker 26 J Seymour 3/43 S Buhagiar 2/38)

3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval

Frankston Peninsula 7/162(cc) (J Waldron 46 JK Wylie 40* MA Gapes 29 A Parbhakar 3/25 D Stavris 2/28) defeated Essendon 10/111 (K Brooke 3/21 R Fisher 2/17)

4th XI at Cross Keys Reserve

Essendon 10/117 (B Coleman 2/13 J Reid 2/13) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 5/123 (W Crowder 35 RS Salerni 27 J O'Neill 2/25)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Miller 2. M Chasemore 1. D Nankervis

2nd XI - 3. C McCormick 2. S Wilson 1. S Wiese

3rd XI - 3. J Waldron 2. JK Wylie 1. K Brooke

4th XI - 3. W Crowder 2. J Reid 1. R Salerni


Season 2011~2012

Round 4 vs Ringwood 1st XI at Russell Lucas Oval, 22 October 2011 FPCC 1st XI Debutant: Sean Wilson (Tooraddin - WGCA)

Ringwood 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings DA King lbw Groves 5 BD Clements b Nicholls 10 MG Vandort run out (Wiese) 15 SB Wilson c Ford b Allan 29 D Rawson run out (Walker, Nankervis) 6 BP Hillard c Ford b Nicholls 0 GJ Kellar c Wilson b Miller 41 *MF Chasemore not out 43 *B Osborne run out (Walker, Holland) 10 SD Wiese b DA King 10 B Walsh b Chasemore 2 JF Miller lbw DA King 2 +J Ford not out 20 L Walker not out 26 DN King c Wiese b Holland 7 +DB Nankervis dnb BD Allan not out 2 JM Holland dnb S Nicholls dnb SM Boland dnb M Topp dnb DJ Groves dnb Extras 14 Extras 5 Total 7/122 (cc) Total 5/125 Overs 34 Overs 31 DJ Groves 7-1-1-18 M Topp 5-0-0-30 JF Miller 7-1-1-32 S Nicholls 7-0-2-33 SM Boland 7-0-0-16 BD Allan 6-0-1-20 MF Chasemore 7-0-1-22 DA King 7-1-2-13 JM Holland 6-0-1-21 DN King 6-1-0-26 Frankston Peninsula won by 5 wickets (D/L method). Points: FP 4, Ring 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 5/154(cc) (A Cowen 51* DT Elmi 45 M Crozier 2/20 JC Blain 2/31) defeated Ringwood 8/133 (J Court 38 M Crozier 38 JA Benbow 2/24 T Baron 2/31)

3rd XI at Jubilee Park No 2 Oval, Ringwood

Ringwood 4/83 (SC Mays 34 R Baker 26* P Sofra 2/20) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/82 (J Potter 4/25 T Freeman 2/5 C O'Brien 2/12)

4th XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 23 October 2011

Frankston Peninsula 10/188 (N Harford 45 N Cassano 28 S Wade 3/27 J Kilby 2/18 JD Want 2/30) defeated Ringwood 10/169 (J Bennett 60 BG Sharp 30 J Bardwell 4/19 W Crowder 2/17)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. D Groves 1. L Walker

2nd XI - 3. A Cowen 2. C Hall 1. D Elmi

3rd XI - 3. R Fisher 2. T Collett 1. B Cairns

4th XI - 3. J Bardwell 2. N Harford 1. N Cassano


Season 2011~2012

Round 5 vs Dandenong 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 29 October 2011 FPCC 1st XI Debutant: Chris Hall (McKinnon - VTCA)

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Dandenong 1st Innings BP Hillard c Fairbanks b Machan 50 B Forsyth c Nankervis b Boland 15 SB Wilson c Quirk b Wilcock 6 T Donnell b Chasemore 60 JF Miller lbw Fairbanks 12 MW Machan b Chasemore 58 *MF Chasemore c Amsterdam (sub) b Wilcock 45 *D Dempsey c Boland b Chasemore 65 BD Clements run out (Fairbanks) 74 M Sweeney st Nankervis b Miller 10 L Walker run out (Boraston) 1 P Sweeney b Chasemore 2 CJ Hall c Wilcock b Sweeney 15 B Fairbanks run out (Nankervis) 0 SM Boland c Forsyth b Wilcock 21 +DM Quirk not out 6 +DB Nankervis b Wilcock 4 PM Boraston b Chasemore 9 DJ Groves not out 5 JD Wilcock not out 8 JA Benbow not out 0 JM Butterfield dnb Extras 10 22 Total 9/243 8/255 (cc) Overs 50 50 JM Butterfield 8-0-0-40 DJ Groves 10-3-0-20 JD Wilcock 10-0-4-44 JF Miller 10-0-1-63 B Fairbanks 10-1-1-37 SM Boland 10-1-1-45 PM Boraston 9-0-0-48 CJ Hall 7-0-0-41 P Sweeney 10-0-1-42 JA Benbow 3-0-0-20 MW Machan 3-0-1-26 MF Chasemore 10-0-5-62 Dandenong won by 12 runs. Points: Dand 4, FP 0 2nd XI at Shepley Oval

Dandenong 3/170 (J Nanopoulos 66 C Cooray 63 MA Glenister 33*) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/169 (K Voelkl 52 G Trueman 48 J Worrell 3/38 D Embleton 3/38 J Nanopoulos 2/16)


Frankston Peninsula 6/117 (C Davy 43 MA Gapes 37 J Slater 4/22) defeated Dandenong 6/114(cc) (B Murphy 29)

4th XI at Wilson Oval

Dandenong 6/191(cc) (R Hasan 78 A Fisher 26 J Voelkl 2/19 W Crowder 2/28 J Bardwell 2/29) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 1/194 (W Crowder 85* RS Salerni 69*)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. B Clements 2. M Chasemore 1. B Hillard

2nd XI - 3. G Trueman 2. K Voelkl 1. K Brooke

3rd XI - 3. C Davy 2. M Gapes 1. J Reid

4th XI - 3. W Crowder 2. R Salerni 1. J Voelkl


Season 2011~2012

Round 6 vs Fitzroy Doncaster 1st XI at Schramms Reserve No 1 Oval, 5 & 12 November 2011 FPCC 1st XI Debutant: Ben Ashkenazi (Pearcedale - MPCA)

Fitzroy Doncaster 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings MJ Bremner c Wiese b Miller 5 +DB Nankervis c Tormey b Huntley 61 P Dickson b Groves 40 BP Hillard lbw Fagg 0 S Villani c Hillard b Benbow 23 SD Wiese c Dickson b Fagg 2 D Tormey lbw Miller 10 *MF Chasemore c Augustin b Duckworth 82 *L Mash b JF Miller 171 BD Clements c Augustin b Dickson 44 N Walsh run out 13 L Walker not out 58 S Huntley c Chasemore b Benbow 4 JF Miller c Augustin b Fagg 14 +J Augustin b Benbow 3 CJ Hall c Villani b Duckworth 12 FW Stewart c Hall b Ashkenazi 14 SM Boland not out 12 SK Duckworth lbw Miller 6 DJ Groves dnb J Fagg not out 0 JA Benbow dnb B Ashkenazi dnb Extras 7 Extras 19 Total 10/296 Total 7 dec 304 Overs 93.5 Overs 100 DJ Groves 18-6-1-48 J Fagg 20-6-3-53 JF Miller 22.3-5-4-58 SK Duckworth 29-5-3-93 B Ashkenazi 12-4-1-50 S Huntley 24-9-1-48 MF Chasemore 4-2-0-22 D Tormey 11-4-0-29 JA Benbow 19-4-3-56 S Villani 3-0-0-6 CJ Hall 18-3-0-57 FW Stewart 12-1-0-57 N Walsh 1-0-0-4 Frankston Peninsula won by 8 runs. Points: FP 6, FD 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/222 (SB Wilson 56 CA Dew 42 DT Elmi 41 R Damiano 30 K Nayager 3/43 M Bright 2/29 E Alavi 2/45) defeated by Fitzroy Doncaster 7/321(dec) (D Heatley 94 D Motschall 70* J Taylor 63 B Ashkenazi 3/44)

3rd XI at Schramms Reserve No 2 Oval

Fitzroy Doncaster 10/96 (C Erasmus 45* J Waldron 3/17 J Reid 3/18 R Fisher 3/25) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 10/118 (N Harford 27 C Davy 26 M Grace 4/10 MW Jackson 3/44) and 8/144 (B McDonald 55 N Harford 25 T Mcgurgan 3/16 MW Jackson 2/35 MJ Stanley 2/38)


Frankston Peninsula 8/245 (P Jhala 91 MH Christy 46 RS Salerni 30 T Paganoni 26* NW Taylor 3/63 G Kermode 2/38) defeated Fitzroy Doncaster 10/171 (A Brolic 37 L Banthorpe 36 J Bardwell 5/34 J Keenan 2/20 J Voelkl 2/38)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. J Miller 1. J Benbow

2nd XI - 3. B Ashkenazi 2. S Wilson 1. C McCormick

3rd XI - 3. R Fisher 2. J Waldron 1. J Reid

4th XI - 3. P Jhala 2. J Bardwell 1. R Salerni


Season 2011~2012

Round 7 vs Melbourne 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 19 & 26 November 2011 No result – match abandoned due to rain. 2nd XI at Albert Ground Melbourne drew with Frankston Peninsula 1/50 (Dew 24 Salerni 15*) No result – match abandoned due to rain. 3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval No result – match abandoned due to rain. 4th XI at Fawkner Park No result – match abandoned due to rain. Neal Thompson Medal Votes: No votes awarded.


Season 2011~2012

Round 8 vs Hawthorn Monash University 1st XI at Monash University No 1 Oval, 3 & 4 December 2011

Hawthorn Monash University 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings L Tonkin c Clements b Boland 10 BP Hillard lbw b Westgarth 38 G Kapoor lbw Miller 0 SB Wilson lbw b Saleem 5 K Sarna b Boland 21 +DB Nankervis run out 18 +JA Simpson c Nankervis b Boland 10 *MF Chasemore not out 120 QE Pham c Chasemore b Boland 2 BD Clements c Collett b Westgarth 36 *C Entwistle c Walker b McCormick 3 L Walker b Sarna 59 L Inglis lbw Miller 54 JF Miller not out 21 G Westgarth lbw McCormick 27 CJ McCormick dnb SD Black c Chasemore b Benbow 26 DJ Groves dnb J Saleem b Groves 2 JA Benbow dnb T Collett not out 0 SM Boland dnb Extras 9 Extras 7 Total 10/164 Total 5/304 (dec) Overs 75.2 Overs 72 DJ Groves 17-5-1-30 CJ McCormick 10-3-2-20 SD Black 22-4-0-89 T Collett 10-1-0-42 JF Miller 16-4-2-40 JA Benbow 19.2-5-1-48 J Saleem 15-3-1-59 C Entwistle 4-0-0-23 SM Boland 13-4-4-21 G Westgarth 16-6-2-47 K Sarna 5-0-1-39

Hawthorn Monash University 2nd Innings L Tonkin run out 15 Extras 0 G Kapoor not out 44 Total 1/64 K Sarna not out 5 Overs 22 +JA Simpson dnb QE Pham dnb DJ Groves 5-3-0-5 *C Entwistle dnb JF Miller 4-0-0-13 L Inglis dnb CJ McCormick 2-0-0-11 G Westgarth dnb SM Boland 4-1-0-5 SD Black dnb JA Benbow 5-0-0-17 J Saleem dnb SB Wilson 2-0-0-13 T Collett dnb Frankston Peninsula won by 5 wickets on first innings. Points: FP 6, HMU 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/223 (N Martin 50* RS Salerni 42 K Brooke 32 A Kerner 4/43 TS McQuinn 3/52 R Blair 2/58) defeated Hawthorn Monash University 10/59 (CJ Hall 4/10 P Sofra 2/12 K Brooke 2/25) and 7/140 (MR La Brooy 51 J Marnie 34 CJ Hall 2/22 K Voelkl 2/46)

3rd XI at Monash University No 2 Oval

Hawthorn Monash University 7/146(dec) (JI Khan 71 S Ivetic 26 J Waldron 3/36) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/113 (B McDonald 33 JI Khan 4/10 C Ludowyke 3/14 R Dhindsa 2/11) and 7/142 (C Davy 67* C Grant 2/13 Y Herath 2/57)


Frankston Peninsula 10/200 (JD Wylie 94 J Wood 37 J Bardwell 29 L Diston 3/29 JT Wright 2/22 P Singh 2/58) defeated by Hawthorn Monash University 10/201 (A Stubbs 44 TE Bishop 40 J Bargwanna 28 A Wheeler 2/23 J Wood 2/23 J Bardwell 2/67)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. S Boland 1. L Walker

2nd XI - 3. N Martin 2. K Brooke 1. C Hall

3rd XI - 3. B McDonald 2. C Davy 1. J Waldron

4th XI - 3. JD Wylie 2. J Bardwell 1. J Wood


Season 2011~2012

Round 9 vs St Kilda 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 10 & 11 December 2011

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings St Kilda 1st Innings BP Hillard b Cleary 0 D Forbes b Boland 5 +DB Nankervis lbw Cleary 0 +D Rowan c Miller b Groves 8 N Jewell lbw Cleary 0 A McGuinness b Miller 4 *MF Chasemore c Rowan b Forbes 28 *G Rummans c Nankervis b Benbow 87 BD Clements c Rowan b Mueller 0 W Russell lbw Boland 40 L Walker c Rowan b Mueller 58 L Mildenhall b Miller 2 JF Miller lbw Cleary 11 MF Cleary c & b Benbow 12 SM Boland c Rowan b Babula 6 J Muirhead lbw Boland 8 JA Benbow b Mueller 20 L Graf c Hillard b Benbow 0 DJ Groves not out 18 D Mueller lbw Boland 0 CJ McCormick not out 3 D Babula not out 2 Extras 9 Extras 7 Total 9/153 Total 10/175 Overs 91 Overs 75.4 MF Cleary 20-12-4-12 DJ Groves 13-1-1-28 D Mueller 21-10-3-19 JF Miller 15-3-2-32 D Babula 13-3-1-18 SM Boland 22-3-4-42 J Muirhead 17-1-0-58 CJ McCormick 8-4-0-16 D Forbes 10-4-1-18 JA Benbow 17.4-2-3-51 L Graf 9-5-0-14 G Rummans 1-0-0-5 Match Drawn. Points: FP 0, StK 0 2nd XI at Harry Trott Oval

St Kilda 9/328(dec) (A Ward 66 J Manning 59 CM Blake 59 A Bychkov 41 N Voyage 26* DT Elmi 2/31 K Brooke 2/71) drew with Frankston Peninsula 6/185 (SD Wiese 60* SB Wilson 42 RS Salerni 37 DT Elmi 25 C Ross 3/43 A Ward 2/8)


Frankston Peninsula 7/179 (J Waldron 67* JK Wylie 25 S Powell 3/17 C Souter 2/15) drew with St Kilda 6/260(dec) (H Michelmore 85* J Cooper 70 S Zayler 34 L Weiss 25 RM Hillard 2/19 B Cairns 2/31)

4th XI at Ross Gregory Oval

St Kilda 8/48 (M Drummond 3/10 J Wood 3/10) drew with Frankston Peninsula 10/159 (J Wood 62 J Bardwell 35 DW Rodger 5/20 S Armstrong 2/19 KS Gray 2/24)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Benbow 2. S Boland 1. L Walker

2nd XI - 3. S Wiese 2. R Salerni 1. S Wilson

3rd XI - 3. J Waldron 2. B Cairns 1. R Fisher

4th XI - 3. J Wood 2. M Drummond 1. M Christy


Season 2011~2012

Round 10 vs Prahran 1st XI at Toorak Park, 17 December 2011

Prahran 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings SP Seymour b Groves 1 BP Hillard c Salpietro b Sealey 6 D Salpietro c Nankervis b Groves 8 SB Wilson lbw Seymour 13 SM De Bolfo b Boland 6 JF Miller c Coates b Adams 26 C Rogers c Nankervis b Groves 2 *MF Chasemore run out (Salpietro) 67 N Schlittler c Hillard b Chasemore 112 BD Clements c Taylor b Adams 41 JS Wild c Nankervis b Groves 0 L Walker c Schlittler b Wild 4 LJ Murphy c Clements b Chasemore 93 +DB Nankervis run out (Seymour, Rogers) 9 J Taylor not out 10 JM Holland c Schlittler b Salpietro 3 *+S Coates c Holland b Boland 5 SM Boland b Adams 24 R Adams dnb DJ Groves c Rogers b Seymour 26 PS Sealey dnb JA Benbow not out 0 Extras 6 Extras 11 Total 8/243 (cc) Total 10/230 Overs 50 Overs 49.5 SM Boland 10-0-2-50 PS Sealey 10-0-1-39 DJ Groves 10-2-4-17 SP Seymour 9.5-0-2-73 JM Holland 9-0-0-54 J Taylor 2-0-0-10 JA Benbow 10-0-0-50 R Adams 10-1-3-36 JF Miller 8-0-0-41 D Salpietro 10-1-1-24 MF Chasemore 3-0-2-31 JS Wild 8-0-1-41 Prahran won by 13 runs. Points: Prah 4, FP 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 9/165(cc) (CA Dew 44 RS Salerni 38 DT Elmi 32 NP Morrey 3/22) defeated by Prahran 1/166 (AG Bull 76 BJ McGuinness 70*)

3rd XI at Como Park

Prahran 7/186(cc) (W Woodgate 49 MG Nyary 34 K Voelkl 2/26 J Reid 2/29) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 3/187 (MA Gapes 91* C Davy 27 D O'Connor 2/47)

4th XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 8/128(cc) (N Harford 26 J Wood 26 AP Lennie 4/14 S Wotherspoon 2/11) defeated Prahran 8/124(cc) (P Cassidy 38 A Mills 29 M Drummond 3/21 J Bardwell 2/15)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. D Groves 2. M Chasemore 1. J Benbow

2nd XI - 3. R Salerni 2. C Dew 1. K Brooke

3rd XI - 3. M Gapes 2. J Reid 1. T Feldgen

4th XI - 3. M Drummond 2. J Bardwell 1. M Edwards


Season 2011~2012

Round 11 vs North Melbourne 1st XI at Junction Oval, 7 January 2012 FPCC 1st XI Debutant: Robbie Salerni (Heatherhill - MPCA)

North Melbourne 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings E Ghasperidis c Nankervis b Boland 44 +DB Nankervis c Miller b Marantelli 18 M Ferne c Nankervis b Miller 4 BP Hillard run out (Love) 54 P Gloury c Nankervis b Groves 1 *MF Chasemore c Stevenson b Love 55 MB Love c Holland b Boland 35 JF Miller c Gloury b Marantelli 25 S McNamara lbw Boland 2 L Walker not out 33 *C Sandri b Miller 18 N Jewell b Sandri 52 M O'Sullivan st Nankervis b Miller 6 RS Salerni not out 1 J Damjanovski b Benbow 42 SM Boland dnb +T Miller c Hillard b Benbow 9 JM Holland dnb C Marantelli not out 3 DJ Groves dnb MW Stevenson c Nankervis b Benbow 0 JA Benbow dnb Extras 10 Extras 14 Total 10/174 Total 5 /252 (cc) Overs 44.5 Overs 50 DJ Groves 10-2-1-38 MW Stevenson 9-0-0-46 SM Boland 9-0-3-36 C Marantelli 10-0-2-34 JF Miller 10-1-3-37 M O'Sullivan 5-0-0-16 JM Holland 10-0-0-32 S McNamara 1-0-0-6 JA Benbow 5.5-0-3-26 C Sandri 10-0-1-66 J Damjanovski 6-0-0-32 MB Love 9-0-1-48 Frankston Peninsula won by 78 runs. Points: FP 5, NM 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 9/186(cc) (CA Dew 66 CJ Hall 35* K Brooke 31 M Doric 4/22 K Adams 2/24) defeated North Melbourne 10/114 (M Doric 31 CJ Hall 3/18 CJ McCormick 3/33 P Sofra 2/15 DT Elmi 2/26)

3rd XI at JJ Holland Park

North Melbourne 10/147 (J Cook 33 J McCloskey 26 J Usher 25 J Waldron 4/30 K Voelkl 3/25 J Reid 2/27) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 9/149 (T O'Brien 4/24 D McCloskey 2/28)


Frankston Peninsula 6/56 (T Stoneham 2/15) defeated North Melbourne 10/53 (J Wood 4/13 T Feldgen 2/5 A Wheeler 2/9 M Drummond 2/24)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. N Jewell 1. J Benbow

2nd XI - 3. C Dew 2. C Hall 1. K Brooke

3rd XI - 3. K Voelkl 2. J Waldron 1. J Reid

4th XI - 3. J Wood 2. W Crowder 1. M Drummond


Season 2011~2012 Round 12 vs Northcote 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 14 & 21 January 2012 Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Northcote 1st Innings BP Hillard b B Holt 2 B Peake lbw Miller 1 +DB Nankervis c A Crispe b B Holt 8 S Taylor c Chasemore b Miller 2 *MF Chasemore b M Stoinis 64 M Stoinis c Nankervis b Miller 0 L Walker c J Carlson b M Stoinis 35 *J Carlson c Groves b Miller 0 SM Boland lbw b M Stoinis 0 M Fuller c Nankervis b Miller 14 BD Clements lbw b M Stoinis 15 A March lbw Holland 19 N Jewell c L Castellas b M Stoinis 23 A Crispe b Boland 19 JF Miller not out 9 B McNiece lbw Boland 10 SD Wiese not out 10 +L Castellas lbw Miller 21 DJ Groves dnb A Glover not out 20 JA Benbow dnb B Holt b Benbow 5 JM Holland dnb Extras 6 Extras 15 Total 7/172 (dec) Total 10/126 Overs 53 Overs 65.2 B Holt 19-4-2-47 B McNiece 9-1-0-30 DJ Groves 11-5-0-12 SM Boland 14-3-2-25 A Glover 7-1-0-35 M Stoinis 7-0-5-40 JF Miller 15-5-6-25 JA Benbow 6.2-2-1-12 A Crispe 11-6-0-18 JM Holland 19-5-1-41 Frankston Peninsula 2nd Innings Northcote 2nd Innings BP Hillard run out (M Fuller) 11 S Taylor c Nankervis b Boland 10 +DB Nankervis c A Crispe b B McNiece 0 B Peake c Nankervis b Boland 7 SD Wiese not out 32 M Stoinis c & b Groves 9 *MF Chasemore not out 28 *J Carlson c Nankervis b Boland 5 SM Boland dnb M Fuller c Wiese b Miller 22 BD Clements dnb A March lbw Boland 8 N Jewell dnb A Crispe b Chasemore 24 JF Miller dnb B McNiece lbw Chasemore 14 L Walker dnb +L Castellas c Nankervis b Groves 7 DJ Groves dnb A Glover b Groves 0 JA Benbow dnb B Holt not out 4 JM Holland dnb Extras 4 Extras 10 Total 2/75 Total 10/120 Overs 22.2 Overs 48.1 A Glover 4.2-0-0-21 M Stoinis 7-2-0-14 DJ Groves 4.2-0-0-21 JA Benbow 11-3-0-30 B Holt 7-1-0-20 B McNiece 4-1-1-17 JF Miller 7-1-0-20 MF Chasemore 6-0-2-17 SM Boland 7-2-0-14 Frankston Peninsula won outright by 8 wickets. Points: FP 10, Ncte 0 2nd XI at Bill Lawry Oval

Northcote 10/128 (D Reid 27 P Sofra 3/12 K Brooke 2/28 CJ McCormick 2/32) and 8/125 (KJ Humphrys 51* J Sundberg 30 J Adams 25 K Brooke 4/51 CJ McCormick 3/18) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 8/134(dec) (MA Gapes 58 CJ McCormick 25* B Page 3/19 C Joyce 2/9)

3rd XI at Jubilee Park East Oval Frankston Peninsula 10/223 (J Waldron 78 N Harford 33 A Boughton 3/27 J Tong 2/28 G Maratos 2/70) defeated Northcote 10/120 (K Huckle 26 M Drummond 4/28 J Waldron 2/13)

4th XI at Binnak Park Northcote 10/230 (T Carlson 103 L Boughton 35* J Wood 3/26 T Feldgen 2/49 J Voelkl 2/52) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/191 (B Coleman 78 P Jhala 33 W Crowder 32 M Simpson 6/55 D Sansonetti 2/22 S Denier 2/27)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. M Chasemore 2. J Miller 1. S Boland

2nd XI - 3. C McCormick 2. M Gapes 1. K Brooke

3rd XI - 3. J Waldron 2. M Drummond 1. N Harford

4th XI - 3. B Coleman 2. W Crowder 1. J Wood


Season 2011~2012

Round 13 vs Melbourne University 1st XI at University Main Oval, 28 January – 4 February 2012

Melbourne University 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings WG Shute b Miller 1 BP Hillard c Martignago b Kennedy 0 ES Martin c Clements b Miller 8 +DB Nankervis lbw Simpson 15 E Karageorgiou c Jewell b Boland 22 SD Wiese c Sanders b Harrop 2 *J Leggett st Nankervis b Chasemore 14 *MF Chasemore c Grant b Kennedy 24 MG Simpson c Jewell b Holland 9 BD Clements b Simpson 0 SA Sanders c Nankervis b Boland 19 N Jewell b Simpson 20 C Grant c Groves b Miller 9 JF Miller c Martignago b Kennedy 23 +JG Martignago c Miller b Groves 18 L Walker c Sanders b Harrop 13 M Nalesnyik lbw Groves 19 CJ McCormick not out 18 BD Harrop b Groves 0 DJ Groves not out 0 GJ Kennedy not out 3 JA Benbow dnb SM Boland dnb JM Holland dnb Extras 8 Extras 17 Total 10/130 Total 8/132 (dec) Overs 47 Overs 69.3 DJ Groves 9-3-2-20 JM Holland 12-4-1-28 GKennedy 24.3-12-3-33 M Simpson 25-6-3-56 JF Miller 11-1-3-30 MF Chasemore 5-2-1-18 B Harrop 16-9-2-25 M Nalesnyik 4-1-0-7 SM Boland 10-2-2-29

Melbourne University 2nd Innings WG Shute lbw Miller 0 Extras 6 M Nalesnyik run out 1 Total 4/125 E Karageorgiou b McCormick 15 Overs 38 *J Leggett not out 56 MG Simpson c Nankervis b McCormick 3 JF Miller 9-2-1-26 SA Sanders not out 44 DJ Groves 11-2-0-28 GJ Kennedy dnb CJ McCormick 9-1-2-34

+JG Martignago dnb JA Benbow 9-1-0-33

ES Martin dnb

BD Harrop dnb

C Grant dnb

Frankston Peninsula won by two wickets on first innings. Points: FP 6, MU 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/237 CJ Hall 74 MA Gapes 63 N Martin 43* A Thomas 4/49 T O'Brien 2/54) defeated Melbourne Uni 10/201 (NM Ellsmore 72 TC Dixon 41 S Skinner 29 P Sofra 3/35 DT Elmi 2/26 T Baron 2/30 CJ Hall 2/32)

3rd XI at Crawford Oval

Melbourne University 10/136 (P Halpin 66 R Fisher 5/33 T Baron 4/41 (inc hat-trick)) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 7/151 (J Waldron 41* RM Hillard 35* K Voelkl 26 U Gaur 2/26 J Morley 2/28)


Frankston Peninsula 10/191 (P Jhala 53 A Wheeler 37* J Bardwell 28 K Kapoor 4/33 S Barrett 2/24 M Vine 2/31 R Butler 2/47) defeated Melbourne University 10/148 (S Leggett 26 J Wood 4/23 A Wheeler 2/36)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Miller 2. D Groves 1. M Chasemore

2nd XI - 3. C Hall 2. M Gapes 1. P Sofra

3rd XI - 3. R Fisher 2. T Baron 1. R Hillard

4th XI - 3. J Wood 2. P Jhala 1. J Bardwell


Season 2011~2012

Round 14 vs Footscray Edgewater 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 11 & 18 February 2012

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Footscray Edgewater 1st Innings SD Wiese c Kight b Wright 53 G Sheehan b Miller 57 +DB Nankervis c Russ b McCammond 1 D Russ lbw Groves 0 BD Clements lbw McCammond 0 T Dean lbw Miller 5 *MF Chasemore c Dean b Robertson 32 +D Kight c Walker b Holland 0 L Walker not out 34 *T Gloury lbw Holland 0 MA Gapes c Wright b Robertson 12 T Wright b Miller 17 N Jewell not out 15 H Winter-Irving c Jewell b Benbow 14 JF Miller dnb SM Jones not out 44 BP Hillard dnb M Kelliher c Clements b Boland 14 DJ Groves dnb B Robertson c Benbow b Holland 0 JA Benbow dnb AW McCammond c Nankervis b Boland 0 SM Boland dnb JM Holland dnb Extras 16 Extras 9 Total 5/163 (dec) Total 10/160 Overs 64 Overs 68.1 AW McCammond 16-5-2-31 T Wright 11-6-1-21 DJ Groves 14-1-1-34 JM Holland 15-4-3-38 B Robertson 18-6-2-40 H Winter-Irving 4-2-0-8 JF Miller 15-6-3-38 JA Benbow 8-3-1-7 M Kelliher 14-0-0-53 SM Jones 1-0-0-6 SM Boland 13.1-3-2-29 MF Chasemore 3-0-0-10

Footscray Edgewater 2nd Innings D Russ c Nankervis b Groves 4 Extras 2 G Sheehan not out 37 Total 3/55 T Dean lbw Benbow 2 Overs 30 +D Kight c Gapes b Benbow 2 *T Gloury not out 8 DJ Groves 5-0-1-8 T Wright dnb JF Miller 13-5-0-24 H Winter-Irving dnb JA Benbow 12-3-2-22 SM Jones dnb M Kelliher dnb B Robertson dnb AW McCammond dnb Frankston Peninsula won by 5 wickets on first innings. Points: FP 6, FE -0.35 2nd XI at Mervyn G Hughes Oval

Footscray Edgewater 9/292 (M Hill 100* M Kelly 61 J Knight 47 S Hollins 25 CJ Hall 3/50 M Drummond 3/67) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/275 (MA Gapes 58 DT Elmi 52 CJ Hall 51 BP Hillard 34 RS Salerni 26 J Freeman 3/27 S Hollins 2/47 L Brennan 2/56 M Kelly 2/65)


Frankston Peninsula 3/207 (C Davy 62* K Voelkl 56 B McDonald 48 G Trueman 32) defeated

Footscray Edgewater 10/116 (A Smillie 33 R Fisher 6/18 K Brooke 2/23) 4th XI at Tony Dodemaide Oval

Footscray Edgewater 10/163 (D Norris 41 M Glowacki 37 R Clements 29 J Voelkl 3/49 B Coleman 2/6 J Bardwell 2/46) defeated by Frankston Peninsula 8/259(dec) (N Harford 67 M Edwards 63 V Srinivasan 3/63 M Glowacki 2/62)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. S Wiese 2. M Chasemore 1. D Groves

2nd XI - 3. C Hall 2. D Elmi 1. M Gapes

3rd XI - 3. R Fisher 2. C Davy 1. K Brooke

4th XI - 3. N Harford 2. J Bardwell 1. M Edwards


Season 2011~2012

Round 15 vs Richmond 1st XI at Central Reserve No 1 Oval, 25 & 26 February 2012

Richmond 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings DJ Sartori lbw Groves 53 BD Clements c Sartori b Wise 0 T Boxell b Miller 29 MA Gapes c Carters b Wise 4 AH Delmont c Nankervis b Groves 11 *MF Chasemore b Delmont 37 CL White not out 55 L Walker b McDonald 24 +RG Carters not out 54 N Jewell b Sheridan 20 GA Manou dnb JF Miller b Sheridan 73 W Sheridan dnb +DB Nankervis c Boxell b Sheridan 0 B McDonald dnb JM Holland c & b Sheridan 0 BD Torney dnb SM Boland lbw Shimell 20 *AB Wise dnb DJ Groves not out 18 MM Shimell dnb JA Benbow c Boxell b Sheridan 0 Extras 5 Extras 7 Total 3/207 Total 10/203 Overs 73 Overs 79 DJ Groves 11-3-2-30 AB Wise 14-7-2-17 JF Miller 18-7-1-45 MM Shimell 12-0-1-45 JM Holland 15-0-0-53 W Sheridan 12-6-5-20 SM Boland 12-3-0-40 BD Torney 14-7-0-28 JA Benbow 16-2-0-32 AH Delmont 3-0-1-10 MF Chasemore 1-0-0-6 B McDonald 14-3-1-32 CL White 10-1-0-46 Richmond won by 7 wickets. Points: Rich 6, FP 0 2nd XI at A.H. Butler Oval

Frankston Peninsula 10/242 (CA Dew 59 K Voelkl 55 BP Hillard 53 RS Salerni 25 JJ Durrant 3/51 M Sazenis 2/23 M Suppree 2/41) defeated by Richmond 9/244 (TA Yeo 71 C Sheedy 65* CJ McCormick 3/65 P Sofra 2/38 M Drummond 2/39 CJ Hall 2/49)

3rd XI at Central Reserve No 2 Oval

Richmond 6/171 (RI Foulstone 79 J Watson 29* T Baron 2/28 K Brooke 2/31) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/169 (J Waldron 31 D Christie 2/16 JW Richardson 2/24 RI Foulstone 2/27)


Frankston Peninsula 8/310(dec) (S Glenn 142 J Bardwell 53 C Chernishoff 36 B Coleman 28 KD Shiel 3/67 D Leahy 3/102) defeated Richmond 10/103 (J Bardwell 6/36 J Wood 3/33) and 5/72 (K Sathiyaseelan 28* B Coleman 3/14)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. J Miller 2. D Groves 1. M Chasemore

2nd XI - 3. B Hillard 2. K Voelkl 1. M Drummond

3rd XI - 3. T Baron 2. K Brooke 1. R Hillard

4th XI - 3. S Glenn 2. J Bardwell 1. J Wood


Season 2011~2012

Round 16 vs Geelong 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 10 March 2012

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Geelong 1st Innings JF Miller c Borovec b Reed 3 LT Muller not out 15 CA Dew b Carson 2 HW Butterworth c Dew b Boland 2 *MF Chasemore c Hart b Reed 23 *LG Buchanan c Boland b Benbow 53 L Walker b Reed 1 MJ Buchanan not out 1 N Jewell c Elliot b Muller 3 TS Elliot dnb BD Clements c & b Hart 3 JM Thorne dnb CJ Hall c Borovec b Carson 2 JD Foss dnb SM Boland c Butterworth b Hart 1 +AP Borovec dnb +DB Nankervis st Borovec b Hart 14 J Reed dnb CJ McCormick lbw Hart 8 MA Carson dnb JA Benbow not out 2 JW Hart dnb Extras 8 Extras 0 Total 10/70 Total 2/71 Overs 28.5 Overs 12.4 MA Carson 6-0-2-17 SM Boland 4.4-0-1-21 J Reed 6-1-3-17 JF Miller 5-1-0-28 LT Muller 5-1-1-6 CJ McCormick 2-0-0-8 JW Hart 9.5-0-4-22 JA Benbow 1-0-1-14 HW Butterworth 2-1-0-3 Geelong won by 8 wickets. Points: Geel 4, FP 0 2nd XI at Geelong Cricket Ground

Geelong 3/167 (S Scannell 48* ML Condy 37 A Hodgson 34* AR Stanley 33) defeated Frankston Peninsula 10/165 (K Voelkl 40 RS Salerni 28 D McGlinchey 3/34)


Frankston Peninsula 10/92 (T Hart 4/19 A Casey 3/17) defeated by Geelong 10/167 (S Herbison 77* J Sheppard 26 W Crowder 4/17 J Wood 3/26)

4th XI at Kardinia Park West

Geelong 8/218 (J Collins 58 D Flanigan 50 M Elliot 30 M Reid 27 B Coleman 3/27 J Keenan 2/27) defeated Frankston Peninsula 6/215 (cc) (P Jhala 113 C Chernishoff 25 J Westhorpe 2/40 JR Clapham 2/48)

Neal Thompson Medal Votes: 1st XI - 3. N/A 2. N/A 1. N/A

2nd XI - 3. K Voelkl 2. R Salerni 1. K Brooke

3rd XI - 3. J Wood 2. W Crowder 1. C Davy

4th XI - 3. P Jhala 2. B Coleman 1. J Keenan


Season 2011~2012

1ST XI FINALS

Two Day Qualifying Final vs Geelong 1st XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 17 & 18 March 2012

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Geelong 1st Innings BP Hillard b Agg 5 LG Buchanan b Holland 45 +DB Nankervis c Borovec b Carson 0 LT Muller b Groves 0 DT Elmi lbw Carson 0 *AJ Finch c Nankervis b Groves 7 *MF Chasemore b Muller 10 MJ Buchanan b Groves 10 L Walker lbw Reed 2 HW Butterworth c Chasemore b Groves 0 BD Clements lbw Muller 11 TS Elliot c Hillard b Groves 15 N Jewell c Borovec b Reed 59 +AP Borovec b Holland 0 JF Miller st Borovec b Muller 0 TH Agg b Groves 9 SM Boland lbw Agg 12 MA Carson b Groves 1 JM Holland c Elliot b Reed 33 JW Hart run out (Miller) 1 DJ Groves not out 1 J Reed not out 0 Extras 0 Extras 3 Total 10/133 Total 10/91 Overs 35.5 Overs 37.4 MA Carson 11-4-2-24 DJ Groves 13-3-7-29 TH Agg 5-0-2-27 JF Miller 7-2-0-14 J Reed 4.5-1-3-15 SM Boland 7-0-0-24 LT Muller 7-2-3-27 JM Holland 10.4-3-2-23 JW Hart 6-0-0-36 HW Butterworth 2-0-0-4 Frankston Peninsula 2nd Innings Geelong 2nd Innings BP Hillard c & b Hart 38 LG Buchanan c Nankervis b Groves 5 +DB Nankervis lbw Carson 10 *AJ Finch b Groves 18 DT Elmi c Buchanan b Reed 14 HW Butterworth c Walker b Miller 10 BD Clements lbw Hart 0 MJ Buchanan b Holland 34 *MF Chasemore c Carson b Hart 47 TS Elliot c Nankervis b Boland 26 N Jewell lbw Hart 12 +AP Borovec c Chasemore b Holland 1 L Walker c Elliot b Muller 3 LT Muller c & b Holland 2 JF Miller c Borovec b Carson 30 TH Agg c Hillard b Boland 2 SM Boland b Carson 20 MA Carson c Nankervis b Holland 0 JM Holland b Hart 0 JW Hart not out 1 DJ Groves not out 0 J Reed lbw Holland 0 Extras 8 Extras 2 Total 10/182 Total 10/101 Overs 91.1 Overs 16.5 MA Carson 12-7-3-9 DJ Groves 5-0-2-42 TH Agg 11-3-0-18 JF Miller 5-0-1-37 LT Muller 21-9-1-29 JM Holland 3.5-0-5-10 MJ Buchanan 2-1-0-3 SM Boland 3-0-2-10 J Reed 12-5-1-32 JW Hart 28.1-11-5-72 AJ Finch 2-1-0-2 LG Buchanan 3-0-0-10 Frankston Peninsula won outright by 123 runs


Season 2011~2012

1ST XI FINALS

Two Day Semi Final vs Richmond 1st XI at Central Reserve No 1 Oval, 24 & 25 March 2012

Richmond 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings +RG Carters c Jewell b Chasemore 16 BP Hillard c White b Wise 0 T Boxell c Nankervis b Groves 18 +DB Nankervis lbw Shimell 1 AH Delmont c Jewell b Chasemore 7 DT Elmi lbw Shimell 1 CL White b Groves 1 L Walker lbw Wise 1 W Sheridan c Jewell b Groves 0 *MF Chasemore lbw Sheridan 9 GA Manou c Chasemore b Boland 52 N Jewell b Wise 20 B McDonald c Walker b Groves 9 BD Clements b Wise 0 DJ Sartori lbw Holland 10 JF Miller c Sartori b Sheridan 8 BD Torney b Groves 70 SM Boland c Carters b Torney 13 *AB Wise not out 6 JM Holland c Shimell b Torney 3 MM Shimell st Nankervis b Miller 1 DJ Groves not out 3 Extras 10 Extras 2 Total 10 / 200 Total 10 / 61 Overs 72.1 Overs 39.3 DJ Groves 21-4-5-38 AB Wise 16-7-4-18 JF Miller 14.1-3-1-39 MM Shimell 11-5-2-19 JM Holland 15-3-1-41 W Sheridan 9-4-2-19 SM Boland 13-2-1-64 BD Torney 3.3-1-2-3 MF Chasemore 9-1-2-15 Richmond won by 139 runs


Season 2011~2012

3rd XI FINALS

One-Day Semi Final vs Geelong 3rd XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 22 January 2012

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Geelong 1st Innings N Harford c Hale b Driver 12 S Koop run out (Fisher) 35 +C Davy lbw Driver 4 MJ Gunther b Sofra 0 MA Gapes c Sheppard b Driver 1 J Ibbs lbw Fisher 19 B McDonald lbw Worthington 27 +S Herbison run out (McDonald) 9 *JK Wylie c Dixon b Hodge 8 S Dixon lbw Cairns 6 RM Hillard b Sheppard 13 J Sheppard c Harford b Hillard 23 J Waldron c Herbison b Sheppard 2 *D Hale c Harford b Reid 10 M Edwards b Hodge 30 M Middleton c Gapes b Fisher 14 P Sofra lbw Sheppard 0 D Hodge not out 14 J Reid c Sheppard b Gunther 12 M Worthington not out 0 B Cairns not out 2 A Casey dnb R Fisher dnb T Driver dnb Extras 24 Extras 6 Total 10/135 Total 8/136 Overs 42.2 Overs 43.1 M Worthington 7-2-1-14 R Fisher 8-1-2-28 T Driver 9-1-3-34 P Sofra 8.1-1-1-32 D Hodge 8.2-1-2-24 B Cairns 8-1-1-27 J Sheppard 9-0-3-28 J Waldron 9-0-0-23 MJ Gunther 7-0-1-20 RM Hillard 7-1-1-14 A Casey 2-0-0-8 J Reid 3-0-1-10 Geelong won by 2 wickets.


Season 2011~2012

3rd XI FINALS

Two Day Qualifying Final vs Dandenong 3rd XI at Shepley Oval, 17 & 18 March 2012

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Dandenong 1st Innings G Trueman c Rowe b Thomas 54 C Forsyth lbw Drummond 12 +C Davy c Rowe b Davis 19 JJ Allen b Baron 8 MA Gapes c Rowe b Thomas 16 J Mackenzie c Waldron b Drummond 2 B McDonald c Spiteri b Slater 37 *RJ Thomas lbw Drummond 0 RM Hillard c Mahendran b Slater 4 J Slater c Wylie b Cairns 28 J Reid c & b Slater 0 BS Carter run out (Reid, Davy) 4 *JK Wylie not out 20 +MW Rowe b Cairns 49 J Waldron not out 71 J Mahendran b Reid 9 B Cairns dnb S Spiteri not out 26 R Fisher dnb J Murphy c Trueman b Waldron 0 T Baron dnb M Davis c Fisher b Waldron 0 M Drummond dnb H Ali dnb Extras 16 Extras 1 Total 6/237 Total 10/139 Overs 67 Overs 77.4 J Murphy 7-0-0-44 M Drummond 22-11-3-34 BS Carter 9-1-0-29 R Fisher 9-1-0-34 M Davis 12-2-1-36 T Baron 21-8-1-38 RJ Thomas 16-5-2-31 J Waldron 5.4-1-2-12 J Mackenzie 6-3-0-10 B Cairns 14-8-2-17 J Slater 13-0-3-63 J Reid 6-5-1-3 H Ali 4-2-0-9 Frankston Peninsula won on first innings


Season 2011~2012

3rd XI FINALS

Two Day Semi Final vs Melbourne 3rd XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 24 & 25 March 2012

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Melbourne 1st Innings G Trueman b Scheetz 21 LJ Edwards c Hillard b Baron 16 +C Davy b Sturrock 33 M Chadwick b Fisher 4 MA Gapes c Sturrock b Larter 21 DP Daly lbw Drummond 1 B McDonald c Daly b Sturrock 12 +SB Harper c Wylie b Drummond 6 RM Hillard b Larter 0 J Huddart c Drummond b Cairns 22 *JK Wylie c Edwards b Sturrock 3 C Janik c Wylie b Drummond 35 J Reid b Sturrock 2 T Larter b Fisher 22 J Waldron c Larter b Scheetz 26 S Sturrock b Drummond 28 B Cairns c Edwards b Scheetz 9 S Giese b Trueman 5 T Baron c Sturrock b Fitzgibbon 2 *J Fitzgibbon not out 12 M Drummond not out 0 MK Lovell b Drummond 5 R Fisher dnb D Scheetz dnb Extras 11 Extras 14 Total 10/140 Total 10/170 Overs 64.5 Overs 88.1 MK Lovell 7-4-0-10 M Drummond 27.1-8-5-49 S Giese 8-3-0-18 R Fisher 16-3-2-32 D Scheetz 14-4-3-28 T Baron 15-5-1-26 J Fitzgibbon 9.5-3-1-10 B Cairns 10-3-1-28 S Sturrock 18-4-4-50 J Waldron 14-7-0-17 T Larter 8-1-2-13 G Trueman 6-4-1-7 Melbourne won by 30 runs


Season 2011~2012

4th XI FINALS

One-Day Semi Final vs Melbourne 4th XI at Jubilee Park East Oval, 22 January 2012

Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings Melbourne 1st Innings RS Salerni run out (Van Riet) 11 B Davison c Wylie b Drummond 3 B Coleman run out (McCooke) 0 A McCooke c Glenn b Wood 13 +S Glenn c Griffiths b Tucker 7 D Minato c Bardwell b Wood 4 P Jhala c Farr b Van Riet 14 T Larter c Drummond b Wood 42 W Crowder c Frawley b Larter 67 *A Farr c Coleman b Wheeler 9 JD Wylie c Adams b Van Riet 1 GN Wijeratne b Wood 7 MH Christy b Larter 15 +R Adams c Drummond b Crowder 24 J Wood c McCooke b Davison 0 KJ Griffiths run out (Wheeler) 1 J Bardwell not out 16 S Van Riet c Crowder b Wheeler 19 *M Drummond c Gray b Davison 0 XJ Frawley c Salerni b Feldgen 11 A Wheeler not out 15 L Gray not out 0 T Feldgen dnb MC Tucker dnb Extras 13 Extras 24 Total 9/159 Total 10/157 Overs 44.2 Overs 44.3 MC Tucker 7-1-1-30 M Drummond 9-4-1-20 XJ Frawley 6-1-0-12 J Wood 9-1-4-30 S Van Riet 9-4-2-21 A Wheeler 7-1-2-35 KJ Griffiths 3-0-0-23 T Feldgen 6.3-1-1-18 L Gray 3-0-0-22 J Bardwell 7-0-0-23 T Larter 9-1-2-29 W Crowder 6-1-1-20 B Davison 7.2-2-2-18 Frankston Peninsula won by 1 wicket


Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club 4th XI: Mitch Drummond (c) Jake Bardwell Matt Christy

Ben Coleman

Will Crowder Tom Feldgen

Sam Glenn (wk) Nathan Harford

Prashant Jhala

Aidan Wheeler Jake Wood

Joel Wylie

Team Manager: Adrian Coleman

Scorer: Glenn Davey

Squad Members: Nathan Cassano

Tom Paganoni Robbie Salerni Jye Voelkl

Season 2011~2012

4th XI FINALS

One Day Grand Final vs Geelong

4th XI at A.H. Butler Oval, 5 February 2012

Geelong 1st Innings M Reid c Wheeler b Feldgen 24 +N Dixon c Crowder b Wood 1 M Elliot c Wylie b Feldgen 8 C Ogle not out 63 D Flanigan c Glenn b Feldgen 3 T Driver c Drummond b Wheeler 1 *JR Clapham c Harford b Drummond 31 D Kerr lbw Wood 0 C Stevenson b Crowder 5 J Collins c Wylie b Wheeler 27 T Hart not out 8 J Westhorpe dnb Extras 21 Total 9 / 192 (cc) Overs 45 M Drummond 9-1-1-38 A Wheeler 8-1-2-32 J Wood 8-0-2-21 W Crowder 8-1-1-28 T Feldgen 8-0-3-49 J Bardwell 4-0-0-20 Player of the Final: Corey Ogle (Geelong) Match Abandoned due to rain at 5:30pm. Frankston Peninsula One Day 4th XI Premiers 2011/2012 as higher ranked team.


Season 2011~2012

4th XI FINALS

Two Day Qualifying Final vs Geelong 4th XI at Kardinia Park West, 17 & 18 March 2012

Geelong 1st Innings Frankston Peninsula 1st Innings M Reid c Coleman b Crowder 20 +S Glenn c Kerr b Westhorpe 15 +J Rodgers c Coleman b Wood 0 B Coleman c Rodgers b Westhorpe 0 JA Garner b Feldgen 4 MH Christy c Garner b Westhorpe 0 D Kerr run out 0 C Chernishoff c Middleton b Flanigan 27 D Flanigan b Crowder 19 P Jhala c Driver b Westhorpe 1 M Middleton c Bardwell b Jhala 47 W Crowder lbw Clapham 1 J Collins c Harford b Feldgen 112 *N Harford c Elliot b Driver 0 *JR Clapham c Christy b Feldgen 27 M Edwards not out 12 T Driver not out 16 J Bardwell lbw Kerr 15 C Stevenson c & b Wood 5 A Wheeler c Middleton b Kerr 2 J Westhorpe not out 12 J Wood lbw Kerr 0 M Elliot dnb T Feldgen dnb Extras 54 Extras 13 Total 9/312 Total 10/87 Overs 93 Overs 35.5 J Wood 18-1-2-73 C Stevenson 6-2-0-20 T Feldgen 16-7-3-26 J Westhorpe 8-4-4-8 A Wheeler 13-5-0-43 JR Clapham 5-1-1-14 W Crowder 18-8-2-49 J Collins 3-2-0-1 B Coleman 8-3-0-20 T Driver 8-2-1-18 J Bardwell 5-2-0-15 D Flanigan 4-3-1-11 N Harford 4-0-0-17 D Kerr 1.5-0-3-2 P Jhala 8-1-1-29 MH Christy 3-0-0-10 Geelong won on first innings


Season 2011~2012

LADDERS after round 16

Premier 1st XI W D L PNT AVE

Premier 2nd XI W D L PNT AVE

Carlton 12 3 2 71 1.8452

Melbourne 12 3 2 61 1.5382

Prahran 10 4 3 56 1.4523

Geelong 11 2 4 58 1.3974

Richmond 10 3 4 54 1.3407

Ringwood 9 2 6 50 1.3847

Frankston Peninsula 9 3 5 53 1.2629

Footscray Edge 9 3 5 48 1.2012

Geelong 9 3 5 52 1.1168

Dandenong 9 3 5 46 1.1239

Melbourne 9 2 6 49 1.3403

St Kilda 9 4 4 44 1.1572

Camberwell Mag 8 3 6 48 0.9349

Fitzroy Doncaster 8 2 7 43 0.9434

Dandenong 8 3 6 43 1.0589

Prahran 8 4 5 40 1.0708



Casey-South Melb 7 4 6 38 0.8793

Northcote 7 2 8 36 0.9931

St Kilda 6 3 8 31 1.1145


Footscray Edge 6 4 7 30.65 0.8797

Carlton 5 1 10 29 1.1440

Essendon 6 2 9 27 0.8072


Northcote 5 3 9 26 0.7376

Melbourne Uni 4 5 8 25 0.8405

Ringwood 4 2 11 22 1.0512

North Melbourne 5 2 10 23 0.7529


Essendon 4 3 10 21 0.6808


Richmond 4 4 9 20 0.7663

Hawthorn-Mon Uni 1 4 12 5.95 0.5172

Hawthorn-Mon Uni 4 3 10 18.7 0.7365

Premier 3rd XI W D L PNT AVE

Premier 4th XI W D L PNT AVE

Geelong 9 3 5 51 1.3127

Northcote 14 1 2 73 1.55

St Kilda 9 5 3 50 1.3400


Prahran 9 4 4 48 1.4686

Geelong 11 2 4 60 1.0899



Dandenong 8 2 7 44 0.8765

Melbourne 10 4 3 53 1.6236

Melbourne 8 5 4 43 1.3316


Ringwood 8 2 7 42 1.0513

Ringwood 8 2 7 40 1.014


Carlton 6 3 8 35 1.2961

Hawthorn-Mon Uni 7 5 5 37 1.0608



St Kilda 6 5 6 32 1.0464

Carlton 6 3 8 30 0.9416

Dandenong 5 3 9 28 0.7383

Richmond 6 2 9 30 0.9077

Hawthorn-Mon Uni 5 3 9 26 0.7484


Richmond 4 4 9 25 0.828

Northcote 6 3 8 27 1.0088



Essendon 4 3 10 23 0.6636




Prahran 4 4 9 20 0.8362

Essendon 3 4 10 16 0.6867



Season 2011~2012

Club championship ladder

after round 16

Club Points

Geelong 596 Melbourne 567

Carlton 537 Frankston Peninsula 520 Prahran 516 Dandenong 469 Camberwell Magpies 461

Fitzroy Doncaster 419

St Kilda 419 Richmond 415 Ringwood 384 Northcote 365 Footscray-Edgewater 352

Casey-South Melbourne 342 Melbourne University 290 Essendon 253 North Melbourne 239 Hawthorn-Monash University 186


Season 2011~2012

Award winners

CLUB CHAMPION – Matthew chasemore

Matthew Chasemore is the Club Champion of Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club for Season 2011/2012. Matt was a standout winner of this award, with a brilliant all round season ensuring a comfortable margin over runner up James Miller – who was Club Champion last season. This is Matt’s second Prendergast Club Champion Shield, after he earned the award in his first season with the club in 2009/2010. Matt compiled 803 runs, 21 wickets and 8 catches in the season where he also took the full time responsibility of 1st XI captain. Matt played the key top order anchor role for the side, scoring more than 30 runs on 11 occasions during the season. He scored five half centuries and one century. His highest score for the season was 120* against Hawthorn Monash University in Round 8. He finished with a great batting average of 50.19, and took his wickets at an average of 12.19 a piece. Matt took two five wicket hauls, including 6/12 against Casey South Melbourne in Round 2 and 5/62 against his former side Dandenong in Round 5.

Since his debut for the club in 2009/10, Matt has played 52 1st XI matches to score 1774 runs at an average of 40.32, with 12 half centuries and 1 century. He has also taken 68 wickets from 376 overs, at an average of 19.49 with 5 five wicket hauls.

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP TALLY – 2011/2012

1st XI Player Runs Wickets Catches Run Outs Stumpings Points

Assisted Unassisted

Assisted Unassisted

Chasemore, Matt 803 8 13 8 292.75

Miller, James 288 19 21 2 1 219.00 Groves, Darren 76 19 17 4 152.00

Boland, Scott 129 18 10 3 132.25

Nankervis, David 166

29 3 1 6 121.50

Walker, Luke 352

3 2 98.00 Benbow, Jack 28 14 6 3 1 81.00

Clements, Ben 282

5

80.50

Holland, Jon 48 7 9 3 2 79.00

Jewell, Nick 239 7 73.75 Hillard, Ben 238 7 73.50

Wiese, Sam 109 3 1 37.25

McCormick, Chris 29 2 2 21.25

Dew, Chris 37 3 1 17.25 Wilson, Sean 53 1 15.25

Hall, Chris 29 1 9.25

Gapes, Matt 16 1 6.00

Elmi, Dale 15 3.75 Ashkenazi, Ben

1 3.00

Damiano, Ricky 5 1.25

Salerni, Robert 1 0.25


NEAL THOMPSON MEDAL

MATTHEW CHASEMORE

Matthew Chasemore complimented his Club Champion award with a commanding victory in the Neal Thompson Medal vote count. Chasemore quickly shot to the top of the leaderboard, leading by 4 votes after Round 5 and then by 10 votes after Round 11. By the completion of his extremely consistent season, he had generated a 14 vote lead to claim his first Thompson Medal. Demonstrating why he led the Cricket Victoria Ryder Medal count right up until the final round, Chasemore polled Thompson Medal votes in a staggering 13 of a possible 15 matches. He polled a single vote on three occasions, two votes in four matches, and secured the full three votes in six matches being Round 2 vs Casey South Melbourne, Round 4 vs Ringwood, Round 6 vs Fitzroy Doncaster, Round 8 vs Hawthorn Monash University, Round 11 vs North Melbourne and in Round 12 vs Northcote. Equal second place on 15 votes was shared between 1st XI all rounder and four time Thompson Medalist James Miller, experienced left arm 3rd XI bowler Robbie Fisher, and rising star Jake Wood who debuted half way through the season to capture an amazing 31 wickets at an average of just 10.77 from only 11 matches.

The Thompson Medal is voted upon by the opposition captains of each grade following every round. Amazingly, they were able to recognize 51 separate FPCC players throughout the season’s voting.

FINAL VOTING – SEASON 2011/2012

29 – Matthew Chasemore

15 – Robbie Fisher, James Miller, Jake Wood

14 – Jake Bardwell, Robbie Salerni, Josh Waldron

13 – Matthew Gapes, Darren Groves

12 – Kyle Brooke, Will Crowder

11 – Chris Hall, Joel Reid, Kierran Voelkl

10 – Charlie Davy, Sam Wiese, Sean Wilson

9 – Mitch Drummond, Chris McCormick

8 – Jack Benbow, Prashant Jhala

6 – Nathan Harford, Glyn Trueman

5 – Tom Baron, Scott Boland, Ben Coleman, Chris Dew

4 – Ben Ashkenazi, Tom Feldgen, Ben Hillard, Peter Sofra

3 – Ben Cairns, Ben Clements, Andrew Cowen, Dale Elmi, Sam Glenn, Nathan Martin, Brad McDonald, Luke Walker, Joel Wylie

2 – Tom Collett, Michael Edwards, Ryan Hillard, Nick Jewell, Jason Wylie

1 – Nathan Cassano, Matt Christy, Jon Holland, James Keenan, David Nankervis, Jye Voelkl


CRICKET VICTORIA GALA AWARDS

FPCC AWARDS

1st XI Ryder Medal (Winner 34 votes) 32 Matt Chasemore (runner up) 31 James Miller (third) 6 Darren Groves 6 Scott Boland 5 Jack Benbow 4 Ben Clements 4 Luke Walker 3 Nick Jewell 3 Chris McCormick 3 David Nankervis 2 Ben Hillard 1 Jon Holland TOTAL VOTES: 100

2nd XI (Winners 25 Votes) 23 Chris Hall (runner up) 11 Sean Wilson 10 Chris McCormick 7 Sam Wiese 7 Matt Gapes 6 Chris Dew 5 Kierran Voelkl 5 Andrew Cowen 3 Jack Benbow 2 Kyle Brooke 2 Nathan Martin TOTAL VOTES: 86

3rd XI (Winners 19 votes) 19 Josh Waldron (joint winner) 12 Matt Gapes 12 Kierran Voelkl 8 Charlie Davy 7 Rob Fisher 6 Glyn Trueman 4 Kyle Brooke 4 Jason Wylie 3 Mitch Drummond 3 Joel Reid 3 Ryan Hillard TOTAL VOTES: 90

4th XI (Winner 28 votes) 19 Jake Bardwell 18 Jake Wood 17 Will Crowder 15 Prashant Jhala 10 Joel Reid 8 Robbie Salerni 7 Nathan Harford 7 Mitch Drummond 6 Joel Wylie 6 Sam Glenn 4 Charlie Davy 4 Aidan Wheeler TOTAL VOTES: 134

Premier Cricket Team of the Year – 2011/2012 James Miller (back row – second from the right)

Matthew Chasemore (front row - second from the left)


Team Awards

First Eleven

Batting: Matthew Chasemore Bowling: Matthew Chasemore

803 runs @ 50.19 21 wickets @ 12.19

Second Eleven

Batting: Samuel Wiese & Kierran Voelkl Bowling: Chris Hall

203 runs @ 29.00 21 wickets @ 18.52


Team Awards

Third Eleven

Batting: Josh Waldron Bowling: Rob Fisher

403 runs @ 28.79 24 wickets @ 15.00

Fourth Eleven

Batting: Prashant Jhala Bowling: Jake Wood

411 runs @ 41.10 28 wickets @ 11.00


Individual performances

1st XI Matt Chasemore – 120* vs Haw Monash Uni Darren Groves – 7/29 vs Geelong QF Matt Chasemore – 6/12 vs Casey Sth Melb James Miller – 6/25 vs Northcote (right) Jon Holland – 5/10 vs Geelong QF Darren Groves – 5/38 vs Richmond SF James Miller – 5/42 vs Essendon Matt Chasemore – 5/62 vs Dandenong 3rd XI Rob Fisher – 6/18 vs Footscray Edgewater Rob Fisher – 5/33 vs Melbourne Uni Tom Baron – 4/41 (inc hat trick) vs Melb Uni Mitch Drummond – 5/49 vs Melbourne SF 4th XI Sam Glenn – 142 vs Richmond (right) Prashant Jhala – 113 vs Geelong Robbie Salerni – 112 vs Casey Sth Melb Joel Reid – 6/23 vs Camberwell Mag Jake Bardwell – 6/36 vs Richmond Jake Bardwell – 5/34 vs Fitzroy Donc Season Catches & Stumpings 29 & 6 – David Nankervis (below) 21 & 3 – Nathan Martin 17 & 2 – Sam Glenn 9 & 4 – Robbie Salerni 12 & 0 – Chris Hall 12 & 0 – Kierran Voelkl


CLUB Awards

Donald Cameron Memorial Under 21 Award

- MITCHELL DRUMMOND

This award was kindly sponsored by National Australia Bank (Karingal Branch) for the first time in Season 2011-12. The award recognizes the most outstanding Under 21 leader within the club in honour of a past player from Frankston Cricket Club who tragically lost their life at a young age. Mitchell Drummond was a deserving recipient of the award. Since arriving at the club in 2009/2010, Mitchell quickly developed into a leading 2nd XI bowler who is known for an efficient action that achieves economic results. After rehabilitating from a concerning back injury, Mitchell showed terrific leadership in his return to cricket, leading the young 4th XI side to the One Day Premiership before making

a very useful contribution to the 3rd XI finals campaign. He is set for a very big season in 2012/2013, where a 1st XI debut is on his radar. During his 43 games for the club, Mitchell has claimed 73 wickets at an impressive average of 18.29.

Wills Best Club Person Award

- mary coleman

Mary Coleman has been recognized as the Best Clubman for Season 2011/2012, receiving the Bill & Nance Wills Award. Mary has been a wonderful contributor to the Club over many years and has taken on many different tasks during that time. During the last two seasons in particular, Mary increased her role within the canteen to provide valuable assistance in running the canteen to the club’s high standards. When the valuable long service of husband Adrian is also considered, this duo has certainly served the club in a significant way.

Ron Short ACHIEVEMENT Award

– Scott Boland

This award is chosen by respected club member Ron Short who identifies emerging young talent deserving of the award. Typically the award is presented to a player who had achieved Victorian representation. There have been various FPCC players who have recently received higher honours at various age levels. However the stand out player, and recipient of this achievement award for the 2011/2012 Season is Scott Boland. Scott made his first class debut for Victoria during 2011/2012, becoming the first home grown Frankston Peninsula cricketer to make it to this level. After capturing 9 wickets in his opening three first class matches, Scott is looking to further develop his representative career, especially after being elevated to the full contract list for Victoria for 2012/2013.


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. From September until the end of December, the Club provided training facilities on the turf practice wickets for each of the Squads to utilize.

Under 14’s The Under 14 Squad was coached and managed by Darren O’Brien and Peter Hall. The Under 14 Squad comprised Cameron Brown (Cardinia) and Alastair Christy (Berwick) who had played in the Season previous plus Keiran Collins, Aaron Edwards & Leon Davis – all from Langwarrin, Jacob Weitering & Brodie Symons from Mornington, Casey Miller-Trickey (Pearcedale), Jack Birthisel (Baden Powell), Zachary Chaplin & Ben Parrot from Pakenham, Callum Parton from Peninsula Old Boys and Kyle Bendle (Mt Martha). After losing the first two games, the team had a big win against the Pioneers when a consistent batting effort set-up the victory and a great fighting effort to win the Quarter Final against the Wizards. In the Final match the bowlers did a superb job in dismissing the Scorpions for just 78 but unfortunately the total was just fractionally too many.

Results Game 1 South East Country Sharks 7/58 lost to Gippsland 4/107 Game 2 South East Country Sharks 108 (Z. Chaplin 31) lost to North West Wizards 5/141 Game 3 South East Country Sharks 4/166 (J. Birthisel 32, C. Brown 74, Z. Chaplin 26no) defeated Southern Pioneers 99 Qr Final South East Country Sharks 6/167 (C. Brown 52, C. Parton 49, Z. Chaplin 23) defeated Inner East Emus

5/165 (L. Davis 2/18) S Final South East Country Sharks 75 (K. Bendle 25) lost to South East Scorpions 78 (J. Weitering 3/10,

L. Davis 4/6)

Statistics

Player Club In NO HS Runs Ave Ov M Runs Wk Ave Best C RO Kyle Bendle Mt Mth 3 25 32 10.67 8 1 29 1 29.00 1/9 1 Jack Birthisel Bad Pow 5 32 52 10.40 5 1 10 2 5.00 2/8 6 Cameron Brown Card 5 74 140 28.00 13 1 52 1 52.00 1/12 1 Zachary Chaplin Pkham 5 2 31 93 31.00 7 1 16 1 16.00 1/9 1 Alistair Christy Bwick 3 2 4 1.33 20 4 62 2 31.00 1/2 1 1 Keiran Collins Langwn 3 1 16 24 12.00 21 3 71 2 35.50 1/6 1 Leon Davis Langwn 2 1 1* 1 1.00 30 9 55 8 6.88 4/6 Aaron Edwards Langwn 4 1 9* 22 7.33 3 11 Casey Miller-Trickey Pdale 2 1 12 16 16.00 18 4 51 1 51.00 1/15 1 1 Ben Parrot Pkham 2 1 9* 15 15.00 5 19 1 19.00 1/3 1 1 Callum Parton P’sula OB 4 49 85 21.25 4 24 2 12.00 1/10 1 Brodie Symons M’ton 4 1 12 26 8.67 14 2 72 1 72.00 1/8 1 Jacob Weitering M’ton 3 8 9 3.00 27 4 78 6 13.00 3/10 2


Junior development

Under 16’s The Under 16 Squad was coached by Brett Hudgson, Kierran Voelkl and David McClean. The squad comprised Frankston Peninsula player Jake Wood (Balnarring), Jake Smart (Mt Martha) who played last season and Jackson Mockett (Skye), Gordon Waterfall (Carrum Downs), James Maxwell (Carrum/Patterson Lakes), Angus Groves, James Freeman & Thomas La Brooy from Peninsula Old Boys, Toyosi Solanke (Officer), Adam McMaster (Koo Wee Rup) and Nicholas Taranto (Tyabb) who both played with the Under 14’s last Season, Julian Hanfi-Scott (Emerald) and James Vella (Pakenham). The team lost the Twenty20 game against Gippsland pretty easily and then won their next two games comfortably, highlighted by James Vela’s fine century against the Wizards and terrific bowling performances by Adam McMaster and James Freeman. They then defeated Central Highlands, coming from ‘nowhere’ to take the points with Jake Wood and Jake Smart superb with the ball and three run-outs being a feature in the field. In the Semi-Final, the winner to play in the Grand Final for the Dowling Shield, we found the going tough with the bat, losing crucial wickets in succession – crashing from 1/63 to 4/64, from 4/90 to 6/90 and from 6/113 to 8/115. While the target was not a great one for the Falcons, they were made to work hard by our hard-toiling bowlers.

Results Game 1 South East Country Sharks 7/107 (G. Waterfall 39no) lost to Gippsland Pride 6/127 (A. McMaster

2/19, J. Freeman 2/21) Game 2 South East Country Sharks 6/210 (J. Vela 103no, A. Groves 28) defeated North West Wizards 10/132

(A. McMaster 4/26, J. Freeman 2/26) Game 3 South East Country Sharks 5/152 (G. Waterfall 51no, N. Taranto 28no) defeated Southern Pioneers 10/116 (A. McMaster 2/20, J. Freeman 3/303) Qtr Fin South East Country Sharks 8/187 (J. Hanfi-Scott 43, J. Wood 41) defeated Central Highlands 10/179

(J. Mockett 3/33, J. Smart 2/24) Sem Fin South East Country Sharks 8/152 (Waterfall 28) lost to Northern Falcons 5/153 (J. Wood 2/31,

A. McMaster 2/29)

Statistics

Player Club Inn NO HS Runs Ave Ov M Runs Wkt Ave Best C RO James Freeman P’sula OB 2 1 9 12 12.00 35 4 127 7 18.14 3/30 1

Angus Groves P’sula OB 5 28 49 9.80 1

Julian Hanfi-Scott Emerald 5 43 81 16.20

Thomas La Brooy P’sula OB 1 1 5 1

James Maxwell Carrum 1 1 26 1 107 3 35.67 1/15 2 1

Adam McMaster K W Rup 5 2 15* 49 16.33 34 5 122 11 11.09 4/26

Jackson Mockett Skye 4 2 22* 50 25.00 19 2 75 4 18.75 3/33 1

Jake Smart Mt M 5 21 36 7.20 29.5 6 80 2 40.00 2/24 3 3

Toyosi Solanke Officer 15 2 43 1 43.00 1/11 1 1

Nicholas Taranto Tyabb 4 1 28* 66 22.00 2

James Vela Pkham 4 1 103* 148 49.33

Gordon Waterfall C Downs 5 2 51* 147 49.00 4 1 18 1 18.00 1/18 1

Jake Wood Bal/FPCC 2 41 54 27.00 35.2 3 106 6 17.67 2/31 2 1


Junior development

Under 18’s The Under 18 Squad was coached by David McClean and Joel Wylie and managed by Wayne Ross. The squad comprised Anthony Northeast (Devon Meadows/Dandenong) who played in the previous Season and Robert Salerni (Heatherhill), Michael Edwards (Langwarrin), Thomas Feldgen and William Crowder, both from Peninsula OB and Billy Humphrey from Pines who all played with the Under 16’s last Season, Jordon Pomeroy from Mt Martha, Jake Bardwell from Nar Nar Goon, Jack Heseltine and Aidan Wheeler from Mornington, Callum Sutton (Pines), Nathan Cassano (Frankston YCW) and Ryan Eaton from Tooradin. The first game, against Gippsland, was a disaster and the third game against the Bayside Breakers was almost as bad. In between those games a win against the North East Falcons was achieved thanks to a great partnership between Michael Edwards and Will Crowder and a ‘never-say-die’ effort by the team when in the field. Thursday was a wash-out so we went into the final day fighting for positions 9 to 12. Chasing a total of 181 we fell to 9/130 but a superb, fighting stand by Aidan Wheeler and Tom Feldgen took the victory with 2 balls to spare.

Results Game 1 South East Country Sharks 10/61 lost to Gippsland Pride 5/157 (J. Bardwell 2/19, W. Crowder 2/24) Game 2 South East Country Sharks 8/221 (C. Sutton 28, R. Eaton 34, M. Edwards 59, W. Crowder 44) defeated North West Wizards 9/216 (J. Pomeroy 4/53, W. Crowder 3/31) Game 3 South East Country Sharks 9/67 lost to Southern Breakers 6/143 (Bardwell 2/10) Qtr Fin South East Country Sharks drew with Northern Rivers – washed-out Sem Fin South East Country Sharks 9/182 (Wheeler 35no) defeated Central Highlands 181 (J. Pomeroy 2/37,

T. Feldgen 2/19, B. Humphrey 3/26, W. Crowder 2/47)

Statistics

Player Club Inn NO HS Runs Ave Ov M Rns Wkt Ave Best C RO Jake Bardwell N N Goon* 4 1 12* 34 11.33 26 3 93 5 18.60 2/10 2 1 Nathan Cassano Frk YCW * 4 13 24 6.00 1 27 1 Will Crowder P’sula OB * 4 44 70 17.50 29 2 135 5 27.00 3/31 1 Ryan Eaton Tooradin 4 28 34 8.50 3 1 Michael Edwards Langwn * 4 59 91 22.75 3 Tom Feldgen P’sula OB * 3 2 21* 29 29.00 22.5 3 85 3 28.33 2/19 Jack Heseltine M’ton * 4 1 19 34 11.33 3 19 1 19.00 1/19 1 Billy Humphrey Pines * 4 21 40 10.00 25 2 97 5 19.40 3/26 Anthony Northeast Devon M 1 0 0 0.00 5 Jordan Pomeroy Mt M 2 2 0* 0 25 119 6 19.83 4/53 Robbie Salerni H’hill * 4 12 27 6.75 2 Callum Sutton Pines 4 32 41 10.25 Aidan Wheeler M’ton * 1 1 35* 35 17 1 103 1 103.0 1/39 3

* Note – also represents Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club

The Under 18’s finished just out of the top eight, the Under 16’s just one victory away playing in the

Final and the Under 14’s finished in 12th position. Again, it was the lack of batting ability that made

things so tough – of the three Squads only three players scored more than 100 runs: James Vela –

148, Gordon Waterfall – 147 and Cameron Brown – 140. James scored a century, Gordon was most

consistent and scored one half-century while Cameron scored two half-centuries. Michael Edwards


was the only other player who managed a half-century. On the bowling-side, Adam McMaster

picked up 11 wickets.

While it does a tremendous amount of work with the Male Pathway, the Frankston Peninsula Cricket

Club has certainly reaped the rewards. In Season 2011/12, 60 players represented the Club –

42 from the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association;

6 from the West Gippsland Cricket Association –

o 80% in total from the two Associations;

34 players had represented the South East Country Region in the Pathway Program –

o 57% in total;

5 players had also represented the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club in the Dowling Shield

competition, previous to the inception of the Pathway –

Of the 13 players who represented FPCC during the season who did not play in either the

MPCA or WGCA, five had previously represented other Clubs / Regions in the Dowling Shield

/ Pathway Program.

Interestingly, two players who did not play in the Pathway Program or Dowling Shield, are Nick

Jewell and Scott Boland. Both are living proof that you don’t have to go through the Pathway to

achieve success in the game.

Wayne Ross

South East Country Sharks

Under 18 Manager, 2011/2012

Frankston peninsula cricket CLUB

junior scholarship

The Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club Junior Scholarship for Season 2011/2012

was awarded to Jake Wood. Jake had a steady Under 16 carnival where he

captured 6 wickets from his 35 overs. However his outstanding efforts with his

opening 11 matches for Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club made him a standout

contender for this scholarship. Jake took 31 wickets for the club at an amazing

average of just 10.77 with best figures of 4/13, taking him to equal runner up in

the Thompson Medal. He anchored the bowling attack in the victorious 4th XI

One Day Premiership Side, and looked comfortable when promoted, taking

3/26 in his 3rd XI debut. This scholarship will provide Jake with complimentary

membership and merchandise for the 2012/2013 season, where Jake will look to press for further

senior opportunities at FPCC and play a key role in the South East Country Sharks Under 18 side.


Bill foley education

& cricket scholarship

The Bill Foley Education and Cricket Scholarship perpetuates the memory of Bill Foley, long-time stalwart of the Cricket community throughout the State of Victoria and in particular in Cricket Administration with the Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association, the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club and the South East Country Region. Bill was President of the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club when he died in September 2007 at the age of 72. Amongst Bill's passions were the value of cricket and education in building young peoples’ opportunities in life and a value base to become engaged participants in the community. The Scholarship, valued at $10,000 a year, assists aspiring young cricketers under the age of 21 years with their cricket and education costs. Previous recipients of the scholarship include Glyn Trueman (2009), Kierran Voelkl (2010) and Mitchell Drummond (2011).

At the Premier Final on March 31 in front of a large gathering, including CV President, CV Board Members, CV CEO Tony Dodemaide, former CA & ICC chairman Malcolm Grey, Frankston Peninsula captain Matthew Chasemore and family, 2011 recipient Mitch Drummond, along with Foley Family members who had travelled long distances to attend the announcement made by Bill Foley's daughter Carolyn, Frankston Peninsula batsman Sean Wilson was announced as the recipient of the scholarship for the 2012 academic year. Following an extensive process which included written applications in December, initial interviews in January and final interviews in February, Sean was selected ahead of the other shortlisted candidates. Sean had a break out season with Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club in season 2011/2012. After blasting 207 runs from his first four 2nd XI matches this season as an opening batsman, Sean earned selection in four 1st XI matches. On debut against Ringwood, Sean showed his trademark style to dispatch the opening bowlers to all areas of the ground, scoring 29 off 20 balls with 6 fours to get the successful run chase on track.

In keeping with Bill’s philosophy, the Scholarship holder will be of good character, be an aspiring cricketer with development potential who plays in accordance with the “spirit of the game”, have cricketing links to the Frankston Peninsula Cricket Club and/or the South East Country Region and be undertaking or have made a binding commitment to a suitable post-secondary education undertaking – whether as a Vocational or Academic pursuit.


Representative players

Jon Holland: CA Chairmans XI Victoria – Sheffield Shield Victoria – One Day Cup

Scott Boland: Victoria – Sheffield Shield

Victoria – One Day Cup Victoria – CA Futures League

Ben Ashkenazi: Victoria – Under 17 Championships


Captains Matt Chasemore and Daniel Warwick after tossing the coin with Umpires Stan Goodman and Graeme Robinson

Jewell attacks to the leg side on his way to 57

Chris Dew celebrates one of his six wickets

A large attendance at the T20 Luncheon, with MC Stephen Phillips and Shaun Graf the guest speakers

Peninsula t20 challenge

Frankston Peninsula Heat proved too strong in the annual Twenty20 clash with Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association at AH Butler Oval on January 29, with former skipper Nick Jewell the man of the moment. Jewell opened the batting for the Heat and combined with Sean Wilson for an 81-run opening stand, which came off just 51 balls. Jewell hammered 57 with three fours and four sixes in his majestic knock while Wilson hit four fours and two sixes in his solid 37. The Heat finished with 4-171 and in reply the MPCA was bowled out for 147. Moorooduc ace Bobby Wilson was the best MPCA batsman with a rapid-fire 73. But the match winner for Frankston Peninsula was Chris Dew, who snared 6-20, further pushing his claim for a regular senior position after claiming the man of the match award. In the under-18s match MPCA defeated the Heat. After winning the toss MPCA finished 4-135 after recovering from 3-58 in the 13th over. MPCA's Kristian Miller was the hero, smashing 54 off 27 balls to earn man of the match honours. The Heat finished 8-105 off its 20 overs with Nathan Cassano (31) and Jake Bardwell (20 not out) the pick of the batsmen.


STATISTICS – 2011~2012

1st XI

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

Ashkenazi, Ben 1 12 4 50 1 50.00 1/50 Benbow, Jack 14 6 4 20 28 14.00 162 26 493 20 24.65 3/23 3 1

Boland, Scott 16 10 1 24 129 14.33 173 26 517 28 18.46 4/21 3

Chasemore, Matt 17 19 3 120* 803 50.19 5 1 77 9 256 21 12.19 6/12 2 8

Clements, Ben 16 17 0 74 282 16.59 1 5 Damiano, Ricky 3 3 0 3 5 1.67

Dew, Chris 4 4 0 14 37 9.25 3 1

Elmi, Dale 2 3 0 14 15 5.00

Gapes, Matt 2 2 0 12 16 8.00 1 Groves, Darren 15 9 7 26 76 38.00 222 55 513 36 14.25 7/29 2 4

Hall, Chris 3 3 0 15 29 9.67 25 3 98 0 0/41 1

Hillard, Ben 15 16 2 54 238 17.00 2 7

Holland, Jon 11 6 0 33 48 8.00 134 23 404 16 25.25 5/10 1 3 2 Jewell, Nick 12 13 3 59 239 23.90 2 7

McCormick, Chris 4 3 2 18* 29 29.00 31 8 89 4 22.25 2/20

Miller, James 17 15 2 73 288 22.15 1 233 53 704 40 17.60 6/25 2 2 1

Nankervis, David 17 17 0 61 166 9.76 1 29/6 4 Salerni, Robert 1 1 1 1* 1

Walker, Luke 14 15 4 59 352 32.00 3 3 2

Wiese, Samuel 5 6 2 53 109 27.25 1 3 1

Wilson, Sean 4 4 0 29 53 13.25 2 0 13 0 0/13 1

Partnerships ( 25 runs minimum )

WICKET P'SHIP BATTERS ROUND INN OPPONENT

1st 40 Benjamin Clements - Sean Wilson* 4 1 Ringwood

40 David Nankervis - Benjamin Hillard* 11 1 North Melbourne

2nd 95 Benjamin Hillard - Matthew Chasemore* 11 1 North Melbourne

3rd 128 David Nankervis - Matthew Chasemore* 6 1 Fitzroy Doncaster

4th 103 Matthew Chasemore* - Benjamin Clements 10 1 Prahran

5th 116 Matthew Chasemore* - Luke Walker 8 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni

6th 56 Matthew Chasemore - James Miller* 3 1 Essendon

56 Benjamin Clements* - Chris Hall 5 1 Dandenong

7th 25 Luke Walker* - Chris Hall 6 1 Fitzroy Doncaster

8th 52 James Miller* - Scott Boland 15 1 Richmond

9th 58 Nick Jewell - Jon Holland* QF 1 Geelong

10th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater



2nd XI


Ashkenazi, Ben 4 2 1 9* 10 10.00 42 10 114 7 16.29 3/44 1

Baron, Tom 9 5 1 18 30 7.50 88.4 17 273 11 24.82 2/30 1

Benbow, Jack A 1 7 0 24 2 12.00 2/24 1 1

Brooke, Kyle 12 8 0 32 104 13.00 132.4 27 408 17 24.00 4/51 1

Cairns, Ben 3 3 1 11* 14 7.00 16 1 61 1 61.00 1/24 2

Clements, Ben 1 1 0 1 1 1.00

Cowen, Andrew 5 5 2 51* 102 34.00 1 10 0 53 0 0/7 4

Damiano, Ricky 3 3 0 30 51 17.00 1

Dew, Chris 12 12 0 66 281 23.42 2 32 9 95 1 95.00 1/17 2 1

Drummond, Mitch 4 4 1 4 5 1.67 59.4 16 158 6 26.33 3/67

Edwards, Michael 1 1

Elmi, Dale 16 15 0 52 298 19.87 1 80 18 220 7 31.43 2/26 7

Fisher, Robert 2 1 1 1* 1 8 1 32 0 0/9

Gapes, Matthew 7 7 1 63 222 37.00 3 2

Hall, Chris 12 12 1 74 282 25.64 2 179.2 52 389 21 18.52 4/10 10 2

Hillard, Ben 3 3 0 53 111 37.00 1

Martin, Nathan 14 10 3 50* 111 15.86 1 16/3 4

McCormick, Chris 12 11 4 25* 95 13.57 157.2 35 420 22 19.09 4/16 6 1

Salerni, Robert 9 9 1 42 231 28.88 2

Sofra, Peter 10 6 2 7* 14 3.50 111.3 36 291 14 20.79 3/12 3

Trueman, Glyn 8 7 0 48 91 13.00 38 4 126 3 42.00 1/11 1 1

Voelkl, Kierran 11 9 2 55 203 29.00 2 45 2 202 9 22.44 3/4 9 2

Waldron, Joshua 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 14 0 0/14

Walker, Luke 3 3 0 26 41 13.67 1

Wiese, Samuel 8 8 1 71 203 29.00 2 3

Wilson, Sean 10 10 0 65 281 28.10 3 17 1 74 1 74.00 1/41 3



1st 103 Christopher Dew* - Benjamin Hillard 15 1 Richmond

2nd 71 Christopher Dew - Dale Elmi* 6 1 Fitzroy Doncaster

3rd 59 Robert Salerni - Dale Elmi* 10 1 Prahran

4th 77 Sean Wilson* - Chris Hall 2 1 Casey-South Melbourne

5th 66 Matthew Gapes - Chris Hall* 13 1 Melbourne Uni

6th 91 Glyn Trueman - Kierran Voelkl* 5 1 Dandenong

7th 62 Kierran Voelkl* - Kyle Brooke 16 1 Geelong

8th 26 Matthew Gapes - Christopher McCormick* 12 1 Northcote

9th 54 Chris Hall* - Kyle Brooke 11 1 North Melbourne

10th 51 Nathan Martin* - Tom Baron 8 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni



3rd XI

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

Ashkenazi, Ben 1 1 0 13 13 13.00

5 2 6 0

0/6 Baron, Tom 10 4 3 20* 28 28.00

140.1 51 305 9 33.89 4/41

1

Brooke, Kyle 5 4 2 32* 39 19.50

59.5 19 135 8 16.88 3/21

1 Cairns, Ben 10 9 5 23* 65 16.25

108 39 239 9 26.56 2/17

4 1

Coleman, Ben 1 Collett, Tom 4 2 1 1 1 1.00

29 10 56 3 18.67 2/24

1

Crowder, Will 3 3 1 17* 25 12.50

12 2 45 5 9.00 4/17 Davy, Charlie 14 16 2 67* 368 26.29 2

8 5

Drummond, Mitch 3 1 1 0* 0

66.1 25 111 12 9.25 5/49 1 1 Edwards, Michael 14 14 0 30 135 9.64

1

Feldgen, Thomas 4

29 4 86 3 28.67 1/6 Fisher, Robert 15 1 0 11 11 11.00

152.5 38 360 24 15.00 6/18 2 5 2

Gapes, Matthew 12 13 1 91* 313 26.08 1

2 Glenn, Sam 6 4 0 6 11 2.75

9 1

Harford, Nathan 5 7 0 33 97 13.86

4 1 17 0

0/3

3 Hillard, Ryan 18 15 4 35* 158 14.36

68.3 10 234 9 26.00 2/19

3 1

Jhala, Prashant 2 1 0 11 11 11.00 Martin, Nathan 1 1 0 2 2 2.00

4 McDonald, Brad 17 19 1 55 343 19.06 1

6 4

Miller, Kristian 1 1 0 2 2 2.00

1 Paganoni, Thomas 1

Reid, Joel 14 13 3 18 97 9.70

75.2 17 224 11 20.36 3/18

2 1 Sofra, Peter 7 7 0 10 25 3.57

54.1 12 175 8 21.88 2/18

Trueman, Glyn 10 10 1 59* 255 28.33 2

33.3 6 118 4 29.50 1/7

2 2

Voelkl, Kierran 5 5 0 56 128 25.60 1

12.5 3 56 6 9.33 3/25

2 1

Waldron, Joshua 17 17 3 78 403 28.79 3

107.3 24 273 18 15.17 4/30

3 1 Wood, Jake 1 1 0 8 8 8.00

8.5 2 26 3 8.67 3/26

Wylie, Jason 18 16 3 40* 189 14.54

11 Wylie, Joel 1 1 0 21 21 21.00



1st 47 Glyn Trueman* - Charlie Davy QF 1 Dandenong

2nd 77 Charlie Davy* - Kierran Voelkl 14 1 Footscray Edgewater

3rd 90 Charlie Davy* - Bradley McDonald 14 1 Footscray Edgewater

4th 43 Bradley McDonald - Nathan Harford* 12 1 Northcote

5th 45 Matthew Gapes - Glyn Trueman* 1 1 Camberwell Magpies

6th 83 Joshua Waldron - Jason Wylie* 3 1 Essendon

7th 89 * Jason Wylie* - Joshua Waldron* QF 1 Dandenong

8th 58 * Ryan Hillard* - Joshua Waldron* 13 1 Melbourne Uni

9th 42 * Ryan Hillard* - Kyle Brooke* 1 1 Camberwell Magpies

10th 55 Joshua Waldron - Tom Baron* 12 1 Northcote



4th XI


Bardwell, Jacob 17 13 2 53 224 20.36 1

148 39 442 27 16.37 6/36 2 6 Cassano, Nathan 15 14 1 28 87 6.69

1 1 0 0

0/0

10/1

Chernishoff, Coen 4 4 0 36 89 22.25

1 Christy, Darren 1

1 0 5 0

0/5

Christy, Matthew 16 14 2 46 118 9.83

29 4 111 2 55.50 1/2

2 1

Coleman, Ben 13 12 1 78 185 16.82 1

74.3 23 160 13 12.31 3/14

6 Crowder, William 11 10 2 85* 297 37.13 2

59.2 23 155 10 15.50 2/17

5

Davy, Charlie 4 4 0 57 73 18.25 1 Drummond, Mitch 6 4 2 12* 23 11.50

73 20 163 12 13.58 3/10

4

Edwards, Michael 4 4 2 63 102 51.00 1 Feldgen, Thomas 8 2 1 0* 0

86.3 19 229 19 12.05 4/14

1

Glenn, Sam 9 9 0 142 250 27.78

1

7/1 Harford, Nathan 12 12 0 67 229 19.08 1

62.5 15 206 3 68.67 1/12

5 2

Humphrey, Billy 1 1 0 21 21 21.00

6 0 44 0

0/44

1 Jhala, Prashant 12 11 1 113 411 41.10 2 1 11 4 29 1 29.00 1/29

5

Keenan, James 3

28 8 58 5 11.60 2/20

2 O'Sullivan, Mark 2 1 1 18* 18

4 3 3 0

0/3

1

Paganoni, Tom 10 7 2 26* 54 10.80

3 Quigley, Jackson 1 1 1 3* 3

3 0 12 0

0/12

Reid, Joel 4 3 1 8 9 4.50

36 12 81 11 7.36 6/23 1 4 1

Salerni, Robert 7 7 1 112 283 47.17 1 1

7/3 Stanton, Tanner 3 2 0 4 8 4.00

10 1 44 1 44.00 1/14

1 1

Voelkl, Jye 11 2 1 6 6 6.00

90 23 249 12 20.75 3/49

2 1 Waterfall, Gordon 2 2 0 6 9 4.50

1

Wheeler, Aidan 17 11 5 37* 72 12.00

156.5 41 466 16 29.13 2/9

6 1

Wood, Jake 10 10 1 62 151 16.78 1 130.4 30 308 28 11.00 4/13 6

Wylie, Joel 4 4 0 94 107 26.75 1 3 0 11 0 0/11 3



1st 72 Nathan Harford* - Robert Salerni 4 1 Ringwood

2nd 164 * Robert Salerni* - William Crowder* 5 1 Dandenong

3rd 121 Prashant Jhala - Matthew Christy* 6 1 Fitzroy Doncaster

4th 117 Michael Edwards* - Nathan Harford 14 1 Footscray Edgewater

5th 96 Prashant Jhala - Matthew Christy* 16 1 Geelong

6th 41 William Crowder - Matthew Christy* ODPF 1 Melbourne

7th 89 Sam Glenn* - Jacob Bardwell 15 1 Richmond

8th 55 Joel Wylie - Jake Wood* 8 1 Hawthorn-Mon Uni

9th 63 Jake Wood - Mitchell Drummond* 9 1 St Kilda

10th No partnerships of 25 runs or greater


overall playing RECORDS

club Games – all grades

274 Darren Groves 128 Chris Dew 241 Luke Walker 127 Peter Martine 232 David Nankervis 123 Craig Entwistle 230 Leigh Lowry 119 Sam Wiese 204 James Miller 117 Bryce McGain 190 Andrew Cowen 112 Michael McClean 183 James Keenan 111 Gavin Hurley 166 Ken Piesse 110 Chris McCormick 157 Jason Mathers 110 Glyn Trueman 154 Jason Wylie 109 Hayden Jackson 150 Cameron Wallace 107 Dale Elmi 149 Ben Coleman 107 Duane Peiris 147 Stephen Stubbings 105 Wade Jackson 146 Joel Wylie 105 Brandon Lawler 128 David Archer 100 Shaun Ezard

Club Runs ( Ave ) club wickets ( AVE )

6716 (32.44) Luke Walker 551 (19.99) Darren Groves 5520 (25.56) Leigh Lowry 365 (22.54) James Miller 4790 (32.59) Jason Mathers 306 (21.80) Cameron Wallace 4153 (28.25) Steve Stubbings 217 (24.83) Bryce McGain 3971 (24.51) James Miller 198 (21.69) James Keenan 3482 (57.08) Matthew Mott 178 (24.35) David Archer 3222 (17.61) Andrew Cowen 146 (29.71) Joel Wylie 3089 (24.13) Chris Dew 144 (27.10) Hayden Jackson 3036 (27.11) Gavin Hurley 140 (22.89) Scott Boland 2963 (26.46) Craig Entwistle 140 (26.44) Adrian Mack 2888 (17.19) David Nankervis 132 (24.14) Chris McCormick 2757 (29.97) Tony Horvat 130 (17.80) Ken Piesse 2547 (23.80) Sam Wiese 128 (28.19) Craig Entwistle 2480 (23.85) Duane Peiris 127 (22.54) Ben Coleman 2473 (28.76) Michael Hack 127 (22.57) Rob Fisher 2422 (20.53) Cameron Wallace 125 (22.89) Matt Griffiths 2415 (14.82) Darren Groves 118 (25.30) Cameron Atkins 2357 (22.66) Dale Elmi 114 (30.34) Andrew Cowen 2333 (21.21) Michael McClean 97 (22.65) Mark Boraston 2268 (26.37) Cain Logan 96 (22.68) Jack Benbow 2241 (24.10) Ben Clements 92 (32.75) Dean Harrop 2150 (15.58) Ben Coleman 89 (23.42) Mal Coutts 2150 (22.40) Shaun Ezard 88 (26.44) Michael Hinds 2148 (25.27) Justin Bridgeman 84 (25.46) Gerard Cull 2131 (20.49) Ken Piesse 82 (30.27) Darryn Abblitt 2085 (26.39) Matthew Gapes 82 (18.46) Brett Hudgson 2059 (26.06) Daniel Warwick 80 (16.39) Mark O’Sullivan 2017 (22.16) Brandon Lawler 76 (28.33) Mark Butler


Club Catches, stumpings & run outs

457 David Nankervis 153 Brad Glenn 132 Peter Martine 119 Danny Heylbut 111 Chris O’Meara 110 Samuel Wiese 109 Darren Groves 102 Leigh Lowry 90 Luke Walker 87 Jason Mathers 87 James Miller 83 Sam Glenn 81 Gavin Hurley 75 Grant Gains 75 Duane Peiris 72 Ben Coleman 69 James Keenan 68 Cameron Wallace 67 Andrew Cowen 63 Jason Wylie 62 David Archer 60 Ross Atkins 56 Wade Jackson 53 Nathan Martin 52 Bryce McGain 50 Chris McCormick

Club record partnerships

Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent XI

1st

252 S.D.Stubbings & J.P.Bridgeman Collingwood (95/96) 2nds

2nd

190* D.J.Warwick & J.P.Bridgeman Footscray (99/00) 3rds

3rd

263 M.A.Gapes & D.B.Nankervis Camberwell Magpies (10/11) 2nds

4th

251 D.J.Peiris & R.A.O.Quinert Ringwood (99/00) 3rds

5th

291* M.P.Mott & J.F.Miller South Melbourne (01/02) 1sts

6th

194 S.G.Peck & N.R.Johnson Melbourne (97/98) 2nds

7th

173 L.Walker & S.Ezard North Melbourne (06/07) 1sts

8th

148 M.O'Sullivan & B. Hudgson Ringwood (07/08) 4ths

9th

206 L.Walker & S.Ezard Footscray Edgewater (06/07) 1sts

10th

86 C Wallace & A Mack Geelong (97/98) 1sts


1st XI Playing records

Games 225 Darren Groves 86 Ben Clements 190 David Nankervis 80 Brad Glenn 179 Luke Walker 80 Adrian Mack 154 James Miller 79 Bryce McGain 108 Cameron Wallace 77 David Robinson 105 Stephen Stubbings 70 Brandon Lawler 90 Gavin Hurley 70 Cain Logan 89 Leigh Lowry 86 Matthew Mott

Runs ( AVE ) 5211 (34.06) Luke Walker 1774 (40.32) Matthew Chasemore 3482 (57.08) Matthew Mott 1751 (25.75) David Robinson 3093 (25.15) James Miller 1712 (23.14) Brad Glenn 2636 (25.10) Stephen Stubbibgs 1641 (18.65) Cameron Wallace 2440 (16.94) David Nankervis 1610 (36.59) Nick Jewell 2146 (22.83) Gavin Hurley 1484 (23.94) Tony Horvat 2062 (24.26) Ben Clements 1463 (23.98) Jason Mathers 1947 (27.04) Cain Logan 1278 (19.97) Mark Butler 1861 (14.77) Darren Groves 1269 (21.51) Samuel Wiese 1848 (21.24) Leigh Lowry 1238 (21.72) Michael Hack

Wickets ( ave )

464 (19.20) Darren Groves 76 (28.33) Mark Butler 302 (20.81) James Miller 68 (19.49) Matthew Chasemore 236 (20.14) Cameron Wallace 60 (29.35) Scott Phillips 140 (26.44) Adrian Mack 55 (33.40) Darryn Abblitt 98 (34.35) Bryce McGain 52 (26.13) Cameron Atkins 90 (23.22) Scott Boland 52 (26.73) Shaun Graf

Catches, stumpings & run outs

384 David Nankervis 48 Sam Wiese 153 Brad Glenn 47 Cameron Wallace 83 Darren Groves 46 Mark Butler 68 James Miller 37 Matthew Mott 65 Gavin Hurley 35 Stephen Stubbings 57 Luke Walker 32 Scott Phillips 48 David Robinson 31 Bryce McGain

Partnership Records Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season

1st

118 M.Butler (43) & M.Mott (147) Essendon 2002/03 2

nd 165* M.Mott (147) & J.Mathers (80) Essendon 2002/03

3rd

177 M.Mott (169) & C.Entwistle (65) Hawthorn-Waverley 2000/01 4

th 199 J.Mathers (157) & L.Walker (86) Melbourne 2001/02

5th

291* M.Mott (216) & J.Miller (141) South Melbourne 2001/02 6

th 134 B.Glenn (82) & S.Graf (75) North Melbourne 1994/95

7th

173 L.Walker (101) & S.Ezard (93*) North Melbourne 2006/07 8

th 138 B.Glenn (86) & D.Abblitt (59) Ringwood 1997/98

9th

206 L.Walker (135*) & S.Ezard (103*) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 10

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


2nd XI playing Records

Games

98 Leigh Lowry 57 Craig Entwistle 88 Jason Mathers 57 Glyn Trueman 71 Chris McCormick 56 Michael McClean 70 Andrew Cowen 56 Jeff Williams 58 Duane Peiris 55 Justin Bridgeman

Runs ( ave )

2609 (35.74) Jason Mathers 1337 (20.57) Andrew Cowen 2526 (28.70) Leigh Lowry 1311 (34.50) Stephen Stubbings 1571 (32.73) Craig Entwistle 1238 (26.91) Daniel Warwick 1426 (29.71) Jeff Williams 1224 (24.98) Dale Elmi 1420 (28.98) Justin Bridgeman 1200 (32.43) Matthew Gapes 1378 (24.18) Michael McClean 1169 (40.31) Tony Horvat 1343 (23.16) Duane Peiris 1145 (22.45) Chris McCormick

Wickets ( ave )

119 (16.99) Bryce McGain 66 (28.52) Craig Entwistle 93 (26.08) Chris McCormick 60 (28.58) James Miller 84 (24.08) Darren Groves 55 (21.76) Mark Boraston 72 (34.43) Dean Harrop 52 (32.52) Joel Wylie 70 (27.37) Cameron Wallace 50 (22.28) Scott Boland

Catches, Stumpings & Run Outs

68 Chris O’Meara 40 Danny Heylbut 65 Grant Gains 40 Duane Peiris 64 David Nankervis 39 Nathan Martin 56 Leigh Lowry 38 Chris McCormick 56 Sam Wiese 37 Jon Guthrie 51 Jason Mathers 33 Roshan Perera

Partnership Records

Wicket Runs Batsmen Opponent Season

1st

252 S.Stubbings (99) & J.Bridgeman (122) Collingwood 1995/96 2

nd 153 L.Lowry (110) & J.Mathers (102) Carlton 2003/04

3rd

263 M.Gapes (147) & D.Nankervis (142) Camberwell Magpies 2010/11 4

th 149 Justin Moore (102) & J.Williams (36) Camberwell Magpies 2001/02

5th

174 G.Thompson (103) & M.Hack (90) Footscray 1994/95 6

th 194 S.Peck (112) & N.Johnson (131) Melbourne 1997/98

7th

160 C.Bennett (64) & J.Williams (62) Footscray-Vic. University 2001/02 8

th 108 D.Warwick (219) & M.Meagher (38) Richmond 2003/04

9th

145* D.Kratz (133) & D.Harrop (50) Richmond 1996/97 10

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


3rd XI playing Records

Games

158 Ken Piesse 62 Andrew Cowen 87 James Keenan 53 Shaun Ezard 75 Hayden Jackson 52 Ben Coleman 75 Brandon Lawler 51 Jason Wylie 65 Robert Fisher 49 Matt Griffiths

Runs ( AVE )

1960 (20.00) Ken Piesse 937 (15.11) Andrew Cowen 1489 (21.27) Brandon Lawler 891 (30.72) Duane Peiris 1208 (24.16) Shaun Ezard 832 (29.71) Craig Bennett 1179 (19.50) Chris Dew 822 (35.74) Gavin Thompson 1143 (28.58) Leigh Lowry 762 (25.40) Glyn Trueman

Wickets ( AVE )

130 (17.80) Ken Piesse 63 (28.48) Andrew Cowen 105 (18.73) Robert Fisher 57 (27.68) Brandon Lawler 100 (18.82) James Keenan 52 (30.83) Chris Bull 97 (29.19) Hayden Jackson 51 (17.94) Sean Wilson 82 (20.18) Matt Griffiths 50 (15.04) Mark O’Sullivan


58 Danny Heylbut 31 James Keenan 41 Chris O’Meara 28 Ben Coleman 40 Ken Piesse 28 Sam Glenn 37 Ross Atkins 28 Brandon Lawler 36 Tim Pashen 26 Robert Fisher

Partnership Records


1st

135 G.Thompson (68) & B.Lawler (59) Collingwood 1994/95 2

nd 190* D.Warwick (73) & J.Bridgeman (105) Footscray 1999/00

3rd

257 C.Bennett (120) & Jarred Moore (132) Prahran 2001/02 4

th 251 D.Peiris (201) & R.Quinert (58) Ringwood 1999/00

5th

113 K.Piesse (108) & C.Wills (47) Prahran 1993/94 6

th 109 L.Lowry (100) & S.Phillips (66) South Melbourne 1994/95

7th

126* C.Bennett (100) & K.Piesse (37) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8

th 93 S.Coates (59) & L.Walker (36) Geelong 1998/99

9th

112 D.Groves (59) & K.Piesse (57) Geelong 1997/98 10

th 55 R.Fisher (36) & L.Haines (24*) North Melbourne 2010/11

55 J.Waldron (78) & T.Baron (20*) Northcote 2011/12


4th XI playing Records

Games

125 David Archer 71 Bruce Wills 106 Peter Martine 67 Chris Burgess 103 Jason Wylie 67 Tim Prendergast 97 Ben Coleman 54 Joel Wylie 90 James Keenan 51 Winton Corr 74 Wade Jackson 51 Robbie Salerni 73 Brett Hudgson 49 Nathan Cassano

Runs ( AVE )

1640 (43.16) Prashant Jhala 1199 (15.78) James Keenan 1621 (39.54) Brett Hudgson 1164 (14.73) Jason Wylie 1467 (14.24) Peter Martine 1127 (19.43) Bruce Wills 1443 (16.59) Ben Coleman 1097 (17.41) Wade Jackson 1425 (24.15) Tim Prendergast 984 (12.78) David Archer 1207 (25.68) Owen Johnson 692 (19.22) Matt O’Brien

Wickets ( AVE )

177 (24.28) David Archer 53 (19.55) Joel Wylie 93 (22.89) James Keenan 52 (15.17) Michael Hinds 92 (22.18) Ben Coleman 50 (21.18) Wade Jackson 82 (18.46) Brett Hudgson 44 (28.09) Shannon Groome 69 (18.10) Tim Prendergast 40 (19.28) Hayden Jackson


112 Peter Martine 40 James Keenan 62 David Archer 38 Michael Hall 55 Sam Glenn 38 Robbie Salerni 45 Wade Jackson 38 Jason Wylie 44 Ben Coleman 29 Brett Hudgson

Partnership Records


1st

158 G.Lymer (107) & S.Harvey (29) Hawthorn 1993/94 2

nd 164* R.Salerni (69*) & W.Crowder (85*) Dandenong 2011/12

3rd

193 C.Dew (151) & Jason Wylie (92) Footscray Edgewater 2006/07 4

th 158 D.Binns (117) & B.Wills (67) Footscray 1994/95

5th

164 L.Kennedy (111) & C.Wills (76) South Melbourne 1996/97 6

th 124 B.O’Carroll (109) & P.Walker (68) Camberwell Magpies 2000/01

7th

170 B.Wills (89) & L.Simmons (86) Camberwell Magpies 1996/97 8

th 148 M.O’Sullivan (79) & B.Hudgson (70) Ringwood 2007/08

9th

78 B.Shepherd (66) & P.Martine (20) Hawthorn-Monash Uni 2001/02 10

th 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 5/10 Best C/S/RO

Ashkenazi, Ben 1

12 4 1 50 50.00

1/50 0

Baron, Tom 2

8

1 45 45.00

1/25 1

Benbow, Jack 31 11 7 20 45 11.25

272 43 45 873 19.40

4/27 8

Boland, Scott 57 37 9 41 406 14.50 0 0 658 126 90 2090 23.22 1 4/27 17

Cairns, Ben 33 18 6 21 94 7.83

328 48 32 1327 41.47

4/22 11

Chasemore, Matt 52 51 7 120* 1774 40.32 12 1 376 59 68 1325 19.49 5 6/12 30

Clements, Ben 86 91 6 100* 2062 24.26 11 1

26

Cowen, Andrew 31 30

135 498 16.60 2 1 16 3 2 64 32.00

2/29 7

Damiano, Ricky 22 20 0 47 326 16.30

22

Dew, Chris 34 32 1 92 584 18.84 3 0 4 0 1 19 19.00 0 1/15 12

Elmi, Dale 20 20 0 27 250 12.50 0 0 7 1 0 19

4

Gapes, Matthew 32 34 4 76 572 19.07 2 0 8 0 0 25

7

Groves, Darren 225 179 53 47 1861 14.77

3447 918 464 8910 19.20 17/1 7/29 83

Hall, Chris 3 3 0 15 29 9.67

25 3 0 98

1

Hillard, Ben 15 16 2 54 238 17.00 2

7

Holland, Jon 21 14 2 33 106 8.83

348 69 41 980 23.90 1 5/10 9

Jewell, Nick 52 53 9 111 1610 36.59 14 2 135 35 17 348 20.47

4/52 26

McCormick, Chris 26 26 7 43 315 16.58

158 33 21 496 23.62

4/5 8

Miller, James 154 145 22 141 3093 25.15 13 2 1967 375 302 6285 20.81 9 6/24 68

Nankervis, David 190 168 24 101 2440 16.94 9 1

384

Salerni, Robert 1 1 1 1* 1

0

Trueman, Glyn 3 5 18 31 6.20 1

Voelkl, Kierran 5 4 1 13 25 8.33 4 15 1

Walker, Luke 179 189 36 135 5211 34.06 32 5 382 40 38 1456 38.32 0 3/35 57

Wiese, Sam 64 68 9 112 1269 21.51 6 1 48

Wilson, Sean 4 4 0 29 53 13.25 2 0 0 13 0/13 1

Wylie, Joel 42 29 14 18 100 6.67 406 70 35 1544 44.11 4/48 11


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

Ashkenazi, Ben 9 8 4 14 61 15.25 0 0 94 22 14 269 19.21 0 3/44 3

Baron, Tom 32 18 5 21 89 6.85 0 0 433 111 46 1165 25.33 2 5/30 8

Benbow, Jack 27 26 9 27 245 14.41 0 0 335 90 33 871 26.39 0 4/30 13

Boland, Scott 26 26 3 92 677 29.43 3

391 103 50 1114 22.28 1 5/29 12

Brooke, Kyle 28 22 3 32 183 9.63 0 0 317 63 37 1077 29.11 0 4/51 7

Cairns, Ben 18 15 5 26 109 10.90 0 0 233 52 19 802 42.21 1 5/26 5

Chernishoff, Coen 5 5

33 64 12.80

1

Clements, Ben 11 10 2 69 179 22.38 1 0 3 0 0 14

6

Cowen, Andrew 70 70 5 86 1337 20.57 6 0 290 58 31 1053 33.97 1 5/55 28

Damiano, Ricky 3 3 0 30 51 17.00

1

Dew, Christopher 42 46 2 98 1071 24.34 8 0 126 36 8 299 37.38 0 3/17 14

Drummond, Mitch 24 17 8 6 24 2.67 0 0 225 55 33 696 21.09 0 4/38 8

Edwards, Michael 10 6

10 28 4.67

4

Elmi, Dale 49 50 1 110 1224 24.98 7 1 215 36 13 764 58.77 0 2/13 19

Fisher, Robert 24 15 7 17 42 5.25 0 0 190 33 14 675 48.21 0 3/37 10

Gapes, Matthew 44 43 6 147 1200 32.43 6 2 72 10 3 269 89.67 0 2/32 13

Groves, Darren 37 31 6 42 401 16.04

833 159 84 2023 24.08 1 5/51 22

Hall, Chris 12 12 1 74 282 25.64 2

179 52 21 389 18.52

4/10 12

Hillard, Ben 3 3 0 53 111 37.00 1

0

Keenan, James 6 7

29 75 10.71

79 14 5 283 56.60

2/69 1

Martin, Nathan 22 16 3 50* 143 11.00 1

39

McCormick, Chris 71 63 12 104 1145 22.45 4 1 690 127 93 2425 26.08 2 6/29 38

McDonald, Brad 9 8

9 37 4.63

1

Miller, James 40 36 5 79 545 17.58 2

615 148 60 1715 28.58 1 7/88 16

Nankervis, David 34 26 7 142 432 22.74 1 1

64

Salerni, Robert 9 9 1 42 231 28.88

2

Sofra, Peter 11 7 2 13 27 5.40 0 0 111 36 14 291 20.79 0 3/12 3

Trueman, Glyn 57 51 1 64 787 15.74 1 0 101 12 11 387 35.18 0 2/24 17

Voelkl, Kierran 44 41 5 73 778 21.61 6 0 239 23 40 1065 26.63 0 .4/29 21

Waldron, Josh 2 1 0 0 0

2 0 0 14

0/14 0

Walker, Luke 32 32 4 69 760 27.14 5 0 28 8 4 43 10.75 0 4/25 19

Wiese, Sam 43 42 5 120 1054 28.49 7 1 2 2 56

Wilson, Sean 19 15 0 65 325 21.67 3 0 92 8 12 375 31.25 0 3/43 6

Wylie, Joel 37 25 10 23 133 8.87 495 95 52 1691 32.52 1 5/43 9


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

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

Baron, Tom 15 8 6 35 77 38.50 0 0 183 59 17 421 24.76 1 6/26 3

Benbow, Jack 14 12 2 59 245 24.50 2

108 13 11 390 35.45

4/37 7

Brooke, Kyle 10 6 2 32* 48 12.00 0 0 95.5 25 10 228 22.80 0 3/21 2

Cairns, Ben 18 16 6 66 189 18.90 1 0 217 70 21 518 24.67 0 4/34 9

Chernishoff, Coen 13 14

67 233 16.64 1

7

Christy, Matt 2

9 3 2 27 13.50

1/7 1

Coleman, Ben 52 54 3 68 707 13.86 2

248 46 35 822 23.49

4/6 28

Cowen, Andrew 62 67 5 111 937 15.11 3 1 448 58 63 1794 28.48 2 6/53 24

Crowder, Will 3 3 1 17* 25 12.50

12 2 5 45 9.00

4/17 0

Davy, Charlie 14 16 2 67* 368 26.29 2

13

Dew, Christopher 46 52 4 145 1179 19.50 7 1 27 5 3 107 35.67

2/21 18

Drummond, Mitch 13 5 3 7 9 4.50 0 0 182 49 28 476 17.00 1 5/49 3

Edwards, Michael 18 18 0 53 234 13.00 1

2

Elmi, Dale 20 20 1 59 312 16.42 1

15 1 2 61 30.50

5

Feldgen, Thomas 4

29 4 3 86 28.67

1/6 0

Fisher, Robert 65 32 11 36 233 11.10 0 0 666 154 105 1967 18.73 4 6/18 26

Gapes, Matthew 12 13 1 91* 313 26.08 1

2

Glenn, Sam 16 10 0 25 57 5.70

28

Groves, Darren 12 12

59 153 12.75 1

30 9 3 81 27.00

2/23 4

Harford, Nathan 5 7 0 33 97 13.86

4 1 0 17

0/3 3

Hillard, Ryan 18 15 4 35* 158 14.36

68.3 10 9 234 26.00

2/19 4

Jhala, Prashant 12 14 0 63 187 13.36 1 0 17.3 2 5 73 14.60 0 3/41 4

Keenan, James 87 74 8 41 577 8.74

632 142 100 1882 18.82 4/1 5/51 31

Martin, Nathan 9 7 3 21 53 13.25

14

McCormick, Chris 11 13 1 34 145 28.33

68 15 11 206 18.73

3/21 3

McDonald, Brad 24 26 2 55 499 20.79 2 0 2 0 0 5

11

Miller, James 7 6

85 236 39.33 2

54 8 2 175 87.50

2/39 2

Miller, Kristian 1 1 0 2 2 2.00

1

Nankervis, David 8 5

12 16 3.20

9

Paganoni, Tom 1

0

Reid, Joel 23 23 6 18 149 8.76 0 0 88 18 12 273 22.75 0 3/18 5

Salerni, Robbie 1 1 1 8 8

0

Sofra, Peter 45 46 4 55 591 14.07 1 0 281 62 37 1022 27.62 0 4/38 1

Stanton, Tanner 4 3 2 24 24 24.00

16

1 77 77.00

1/27 2

Trueman, Glyn 32 32 2 102 762 25.40 6 1 64.3 9 4 219 54.75 0 1/7 11

Voelkl, Kierran 28 29 3 84 630 24.23 4 0 110 12 15 485 32.33 0 3/25 8

Waldron, Josh 22 21 3 78 514 28.56 4 0 119 24 18 339 18.83 0 4/30 4

Walker, Luke 18 16 3 135 355 27.31

1

7

Wiese, Sam 8 8

91 192 24.00 1

1

2

3

Wilson, Sean 42 38 7 50 645 19.00 1

289 58 51 915 17.94

4/30 15

Wood, Jake 1 1 0 8 8 8.00

9 2 3 26 8.67

3/26 0

Wylie, Jason 51 47 6 53 574 14.00 1 0 1 0 0 2

25

Wylie, Joel 13 10 1 21 83 9.22 0 0 21 5 6 66 11.00 0 4/20 5


4th 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 15 5 1 14 16 4.00

131 34 22 379 17.23

4/12 7

Bardwell, Jacob 17 13 2 53 224 20.36 1

148 39 27 442 16.37 2 6/36 6

Baron, Tom 2 1 1 7 7

22.5 6 3 60 20.00

2/22 1

Benbow, Jack 2 2

31 59 29.50

28 12 7 43 6.14 1 5/37 1

Brooke, Kyle 10 5 2 19 34 11.33

91 24 14 256 18.29 1 6/4 4

Cassano, Nathan 49 41 7 52 440 12.94 1 0 35 4 3 137 45.67 0 1/10 21

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

8

Christy, Darren 1

1 0 0 5

0/5 0

Christy, Matt 26 17 4 46 121 9.31 0 0 70 9 7 248 35.43 0 3/10 4

Coleman, Ben 97 97 10 89 1443 16.59 8 0 692 158 92 2041 22.18 1 5/16 44

Cowen, Andrew 27 28 2 55 450 17.31 2

157 21 18 563 31.28

4/64 8

Cox, Chris 6 4 1 18 37 12.33

1

Crowder, Will 11 10 2 85* 297 37.13 2

59.2 23 10 155 15.50

2/17 5

Davy, Charlie 4 4 0 57 73 18.25 1

0

Dew, Chris 6 5

151 255 51.00

1 44 13 3 128 42.67

1

Drummond, Mitch 6 4 2 12* 23 11.50

73 20 12 163 13.58

3/10 4

Edwards, Michael 4 4 2 63 102 51.00 1

0

Elmi, Dale 18 18 2 138 571 35.69 3 2 41 10 4 121 30.25

1/13 6

Feldgen, Thomas 8 2 1 0* 0

86 19 19 229 12.05

4/14 1

Fisher, Robert 8 4 3 8 12 12.00

56 9 8 224 28.00

2

Glenn, Sam 46 32 4 142 465 16.61 1 1 5 1 1 9 9.00 0 1/0 55

Harford, Nathan 29 27 2 67 548 21.92 3 0 119 27 10 393 39.30 0 4/23 10

Humphrey, Billy 1 1 0 21 21 21.00

6 0 0 44

0/44 1

Jhala, Prashant 48 45 7 113 1640 43.16 13 1 70 26 5 181 36.20 0 1/5 15

Keenan, James 90 91 15 71 1199 15.78 3 0 818 225 93 2129 22.89 4 7/32 40

McCormick, Chris 2 2 1 60 72 88.00 1

28 10 7 59 8.43 1 6/20 1

McDonald, Brad 7 7

36 126 18.00

4

1 41 41.00

1/2 1

Miller, James 3 3 1 74 97 48.50 1

21 6 1 51 51.00

1/51 1

O'Sullivan, Mark 20 16 4 85 368 30.67 2 0 198 61 26 449 17.27 0 4/48 10

Paganoni, Tom 10 7 2 26* 54 10.80

3

Quigley, Jackson 1 1 1 3* 3

3 0 0 12

0/12 0

Reid, Joel 27 18 3 26 155 10.33 0 0 141 24 25 463 18.52 1 6/23 9

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

Sofra, Peter 3 3

62 69 23.00 1

29 9 2 60 30.00

1/12 1

Stanton, Tanner 15 9 1 34 88 11.00 0 0 83 10 14 336 24.00 0 4/31 5

Trueman, Glyn 18 18 3 63 310 20.67 3

16

2 80 40.00

8

Voelkl, Jye 16 3 2 6 6 6.00 0 0 100 25 16 312 19.50 0 3/49 3

Voelkl, Kierran 3 3

38 54 18.00

30

7 115 16.43

4/43 1

Waldron, Josh 6 6 1 17 63 12.60

10 2 1 22 22.00

1/15 3

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 17 11 5 37* 72 12.00

157 41 16 466 29.13

2/9 7

Wiese, Sam 4 4 1 29 32 10.67

15 5 2 34 17.00

1/23 3

Wilson, Sean 12 8 1 47 123 17.57 100 20 13 311 23.92 3/26 3

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

Wylie, Jason 103 92 13 92 1164 14.73 5 81.3 8 8 323 40.38 2/17 38

Wylie, Joel 54 32 8 94 409 17.04 2 0 341 62 53 1036 19.55 0 4/4 14


FPCC Life members

W.H.O’Grady (dec’d),

J.A.Gloury (dec’d),

W.Peters (dec’d),

E.J.Cullis (dec’d),

Dr S.J.Plowman (dec’d),

J.E.Sorraghan,

R.G.Denham (dec’d),

B.G. “Tim” Gloury,

William E.Prendergast (dec’d),

B.W.Cameron (dec’d),

D.A.Smith,

Ken E.Cullis (dec’d),

William C.Wills,

Lance E.Wills,

Ian D.Stanley,

Nance Wills,

Dennis B.Prendergast,

William J.Sweeney (dec’d),

Neal E.Thompson,

William J.O’Brien (dec’d),

R.J.Harvey (dec’d),

S.M.Rossi,

Brian A.Burns (dec’d),

Ian M.Boldiston,

Bruce W.Wills,

Vanessa Thompson,

Joan Wills,

Ian Gunn (dec’d),

Ken V.Walker,

David R.Archer,

Pat Prendergast,

William E.Foley (dec’d),

Cliff J.Wright,

Ken Piesse,

John Render,

Penny Prendergast,

Darren J.Groves,

Graeme Brewer,

Luke Walker,

James Keenan,

Anne Walker.

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