Labore et Honoreintervals. Poor shot selecon and running between wickets saw IGS struggling at 5 for64 in the 35 th over. Some resistance from Charlie Davies, 45, and Jack Young, 22, saw IGSscramble to 149 o their 60 overs. IGS knew they would have to bowl well to defend thebelow average total. Aer 20 overs BGS were 4 for 70 and IGS were sll in the game,however a couple of dropped catches released the pressure and BGS moved comfortablyto 6 for 150 in the 42 nd over. Sam Fellows, 2 for 22, and Jack Young, 2 for 14,lead the way with the ball.ROUND 4 vs Toowoomba <strong>Grammar</strong> <strong>School</strong> – In overcast, rainy condionsIGS won the toss and elected to bowl. IGS struck early through PiyumalTennakoon, however a couple of partnerships saw TGS 4 for 106 in the 38 thover. IGS fought hard and removed the next six wickets for 58 to have TGSall out for 164 in the 57 th over. Tennakoon, Young, Anderson and Fellowsall nished with two wickets each. IGS unfortunately lost their rst wicketwith the score on two. A 36-run partnership from Dawes and Fairhurstsaw IGS start to gain some momentum. However the loss of four wicketswith no signicant partnerships saw IGS struggling at 6 for 59 in the 33 rd over. An awesomedisplay of hing from Carlin Anderson, 66 of 64 balls including four sixes, gave IGS a realchance of stealing victory. Unfortunately the damage had been done, and IGS ran out ofwickets to be all out 27 runs short.ROUND 5 vs Nudgee College – Nudgee won the toss and elected to bat in good condions.The IGS bowlers built pressure early and were rewarded with wickets. In the 18 th overNudgee were 6 for 62. An 81-run seventh wicket partnership saw Nudgee ght their wayback into the game. Nudgee was eventually dismissed for 180 in the 55 th over. Jack Young,3 for 30, Jack Spithill, 3 for 30, and David Harris, 2 for 33, lead with ball. They were backedup by Jusn Dawes, who took ve catches behind the stumps. The IGS top order lead byJusn Dawes, 38, again looked comfortable at the crease with runs coming at a good pace.Unfortunately wickets were lost at regular intervals and IGS were 4 for 97 with 30 oversremaining. A very smart h wicket partnership of 84 from Charlie Davies, 32, and SamFellows, 46, saw IGS reach the target in the 53 rd over to record a very good win.ROUND 6 vs Brisbane Boys College – IGS won the toss and sent BBC into bat. PiyumalTennakoon gave IGS a dream start, clean bowling the BBC opener in the rst over. Twomore wickets with the score on 27 saw IGS right on top. IGS maintained the pressure andin the 30 th over BBC were 6 for 63. Some resistance from the BBC lower order saw themscramble to 9 for 147 from their allocated overs. The best for IGS were Jack Wood, 3 for15, and Sam Fellows, 2 for 38. The IGS top order looked confortable at the crease and runswere coming with ease. The loss of two wickets with the score on 20 and 32 gave BBC somemomentum. A 56-run partnership between Dawes and Davies put IGS in a great posion.Davies and Fellows then put on 61 runs to see IGS pass the BBC total with ve overs to spareonly three wickets down. Charlie Davies, 54 not out, Jusn Dawes, 51, and Sam Fellows, 30not out, lead the way with the bat.ROUND 7 vs Downlands College – IGS won the toss and elected to bat in very goodcondions. IGS were dismissed in the 60 th over for 187. A number of IGS batsmen got startsbut failed to go on to make big scores with a lot of dismissals due to bang errors. A lastwicket partnership of 37 from Jack Wood and Piyumal Tennakoon gave IGS good momentumgoing into the break. IGS started very well with the ball through Piyumal Tennakoon, whotook two wickets in his opening over to have Downlands two for none. IGS took four morequick wickets to have Downlands 6 for 28 in the 11 th over. A couple of partnerships in thelower order saw Downslands ght back, but they were eventually all outfor 106 in the 33 rd over. Jack Wood nished with three wickets and PiyumalTennakoon and Jack Young both nished with two wickets.ROUND 8 vs The Southport <strong>School</strong> – Washed outROUND 9 vs Anglican Church <strong>Grammar</strong> <strong>School</strong> – Anglican Church <strong>Grammar</strong>won the toss and elected to bat in very good condions. Piyumal Tennakoonstarted the game brilliantly, taking a wicket with the second ball. He struckagain with the score on 26 and IGS were well and truly on top. A thirdwicket partnership of 73 saw IGS loss their intensity with the ball and in theeld, providing Churchie with far too many boundary balls. IGS connued to take wicketsat regular intervals, but could not stem the ow of runs and Churchie baed out their 60overs to be 9 for 236. Unfortunately the IGS batsman showed lile applicaon with thebat, turning out their worst bang performance of the year to be all out for 112.First XI2nd ROW Mr David King, Charlie Davies, Justin Dawes, Douglas Lawrence,Brent Potbury, Mr Aaron Moore1st ROWJack Wood, Jack Spithill, Jack Leighton, Jack Young,Carlin Anderson, Chris Evan, Samuel FellowsAbsent Matthew Fairhurst, Samuel Beckman, David Harris,Piyumal Tennakoon
YEAR 8 AWARDS3rd XI AWARDSTrenton Dunstan 8B – 5 for 24 vs Nudgee CollegeAiden Bichel 8B – 5 for 6 vs Downlands CollegeMahew Haspels 8A – 5 for 19 vs ChurchieKye O’Sullivan 8A – 123 runs vs Gregory Terrace8D MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Mahew Hayes8C MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Mahew Thomas8B MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Michael Freeman8A DAVID J. ST CLAIR CUP MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Shared by Ryan Plummer and KyeO’Sullivan3RD XI MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Zac Logan2nd XI AWARDS2ND XI MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – James Macarthur1st XI AWARDSJusn Dawes – 5 dismissals vs Nudgee CollegeA.E. BURROW AWARD FOR BATSMANSHIP – Carlin AndersonK. HEINER MEMORIAL TROPHY FOR BOWLING PERFORMANCE – Jack YoungYEAR 9 AWARDSLachlan Van De Weyer 9A – 5 for 33 vs Nudgee College9C MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Thomas Michel9B MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Maclay Kenman9A STEWART M. WELLS SHEILD MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Lachlan Van De Weyer<strong>2011</strong>YEAR 10 AWARDS10C MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Alex Grissell10B MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Lachlan Yeates10A A. KEAUNER MEMORIAL TROPHY MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Corey LucasYEAR 11 AWARDSDaniel Preen 11A – 5 for 15 vs Gregory TerraceAndrew Piccini 11A – 5 dismissals vs Toowoomba <strong>Grammar</strong> <strong>School</strong>11B MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Lachlan Wendt11A MOST VALUABLE PLAYER – Andrew Piccini
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