49th Annual Report for Season 2009/2010 - Queensland Cricket

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ANSTEY/ La FRANTZ SHIELD The Anstey La Frantz competition is a five match series against other Brisbane North teams, which provide an opportunity for U/14 players to play at a level which is above the normal weekend cricket competitions. The teams are made up of players who are in selected Championship Teams and Developmental Squads, as well as other players who are recognized and being close to selection in these squads. A team of 13 players was selected in late October, but unfortunately ran into immediate trouble before a ball was even bowled, with two players being ruled out of the first two games with injury. As a result, the squad was increased to 14 players, which gave another player who was unlucky to miss out on selection, an opportunity in the team. The team had three players from Redcliffe City Cricket Club and eleven from Sandgate-Redcliffe Cricket Club, no players trialled from Bracken Ridge Club. The season saw the team lose four matches with another match washed out. The positive is that each match saw improvements with every performance. The fielding improved, the bowling became more consistent and batsmen starting cherishing their wickets. It is an excellent indication that in the last match on Albury Oval, the opposition scored 240 on the back of an unbelievable 155 from one particular player, with the rest of the team only managing 50 runs off the bat. Rather than being intimidated by the score, our players batted very well with three half centuries, losing the match on the last ball, with four required for the win and a single being the result. Despite the loss, it was a much more entertaining game than the internationals that were dished up on the television this season. There were some excellent performances throughout the competition from our players and I see bright futures for some of the players. I believe that they will have benefited from playing 50 over cricket and now understand the levels of fitness, stamina, concentration and skills, required to progress their cricket. The importance of making sure that the simple things in the game are done well, like, warming up and down, understanding that there are three disciplines in the game (batting, bowling and fielding) not just what they are good at, and the knowledge that they can compete and should not be overawed by Championship players. Hopefully, the players will learn and improve to the next level of cricket. I enjoyed my time with the boys this season and sincerely hope that I see them around, in Grade Cricket in the future. Thanks to the mums and dads for helping out and I thank you for all your support. Yours in cricket Bob Russell (Coach) UNDER 9 PICKERING The team came together with completely new players enjoying cricket for the first time. The season was about teaching the basics and developing them into a competitive, but better skilled group by the seasons end. What they lacked in experience, they gained with the willingness to learn and put into practice. We fielded a full team of 11 for most of the season, only suffering absentees of no more than 2 at a time. This was pleasing as it meant all of the players were getting as much cricket tuition as they could. This proved evident in the way they played in the second half of the season after the break. It was also pleasing that most of my team were able to attend the batting and bowling clinics held at the club in December. This helped them to take a giant step forward. All the team had improved dramatically with their bowling, when they may have given away 3-4 wides an over in first few games; we had it down to 1 or 2 at the most. The down side was other sides scored well against us because it was on the pitch, while they weren’t as efficient our scoring opportunities were less. Alex Thomas started well leading the way with bat and ball while maintaining consistency. Thomas Mabin was not far behind, starting the season cautiously, he became reliable with the bat and led the way in the field with catches and run outs along with Jack McDonald. Isaac Russell contributed well with his bowling picking up 11 wickets and was well supported by Samuel Boardman, Max Marson, Nick Cowell, Thomas McNee and Angus Lakey with their spinners. Developing players Nick Cowell and Croft Puti continued to improve, but the season came to a close too soon as they were really starting to get it together. Congratulations to Alex Thomas (Leading Player), Matthew Wyse (Best Batsman), and Isaac Russell (Best Bowler) as the award recipients in their inaugural season. This season has laid the solid foundation that these players can build on, and start the next season with a lot more belief.
Thanks to assistant coach Robert Wyse and manager Michael Thomas for their help. Also, thank you to the parents who contributed by scoring, umpiring and their support. Also, to Tracey and David with their guidance early on, as we had no idea at the start, and it was reassuring to have that support. I enjoyed the smiles and the special moments every Saturday from the boys, particularly the last game when Tom Mabin cracked a square cut that raced to the boundary off Pine River’s quickest bowler, really made the coach (dad) feel proud. Well done TEAM! Guy Mabin Robert Wyse Michael Thomas (Coach) (Coach) Manager UNDER 9 BARSBY 2009 started off much the same as 2008. A lot of good individual cricket but not working as a team, however by week 3 this started to come together and we became more than competitive for the rest of the season. Once again there was a massive improvement in skill levels in all players. Kane Boulton, Oliver Flaherty and Jackson Dean all are taking their games to higher levels. James White, Bobby-Lee Hynes, Jack Mansfield and Ellis Nand showing great all round cricket skills. Week by week Patrick Lahy, Lily Puti and Myles McEwen improved their cricket skills and became very valuable players. Joseph Pitter only played the last few games of the season but added a lot to the team with his all round performances. Once again the parents need to be applauded for the effort they put into the season - all were willing helpers. Also the team manager Melanie Maskell for the behind the scenes work, scoring and running of Barsby’s season. Thank you. Jamie White (Coach) Melanie Maskell (Manager) UNDER 10 RIMMINGTON Congratulations to the team for another terrific season. Everyone improved over the season, particularly in their fielding. This showed in their results with only 2 games lost. However, it was not just their cricket skills – their behaviour on the field was exemplary and their confidence continued to grow over the year. Ryan was again the club’s Junior Player of the Year with 577 runs, 15 wickets and an amazing 30 catches. Pearson, Darcy, Calum and Matthew D regularly kept the crowd entertained with some very big hitting. In addition, Harry E topped the bowling figures with 30 wickets but closely followed by Jacob, (in his first season!), who took 27. But everyone put in some great all round performances – Matthew B, Dean, Harry M, Jordon and Lachlan all gave strong support with each providing some marvellous individual performances. The team was supported by a great set of parents who genuinely enjoy the games each Saturday and the efforts the boys put into their cricket. And thanks to Tracey and the club for all the work that went into organising what turned out to be another great season. Doug Locke (Coach) Scott Estreich (Manager) UNDER 10 BUGLAR The Under 10 side for 2009-10 remained unchanged with the addition of three newcomers in Lachlan Brown, Luke Twomey and Thomas Clench. All players have improved their skills level as the season progressed. Our bowling during the summer was a strong point. Often at this level you find players sending down numerous wides. Sandgate Redcliffe Buglar didn’t have such problems, always striving for ‘top of off stump’’ which is a tribute to our specialist bowling Coach Mr Alex Hams. Training was always well attended and plenty of fun. Fielding and especially the catching aspect of this great game was our focus. This resulted in some great ‘grabs’ being taken during the season. We won’t forget a ‘ripper’ taken by Joshua Seaton at mid off or Lachie Brown’s running catch at Point. Dane Hoffmann was clearly our safest pair of hands in the field. From a personal ‘Keepers “point of view it was very pleasing to see Angus Evans behind the stumps, lovely soft hands and good anticipation, well done Angus...always good to see a left hand bat and keeper.
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