REPORT - Weston Creek Cricket Club

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1021every selector had for the other's point of view.In terms of success, to an outsider it would seem we 1had very little, seeing we didn't win a premiership. Butin a "losing" club we finished the season happy and harmonious,which in itself is very successful and most rewarding.Finally I would like to thank the Captains ( and theirdeputies who filled in occassionally) for the time theyput into this often thankless task. In particular I wouldlike to thank Ray Harding, Jim and Percy for their workduring my absence at Christmas:Chris HarrisChairman of SelectorsJunior CricketIThe winning of Premierships may have a big bearing onthe success of a Cricket Club during that season, one mayargue; well Weston Creek Juniors failed to win a Premiershipin any of the Divisions {jand this the first time inour Junior Club history), but had a most successful 1979-80 season.Some fifteen teams took part in the junior competetionwith over 200 boys taking part in these teams. The mannerand the sportsmanship in which these boys played the gamewin lose or draw is a credit to their Club and to themany hours put into training these boys by their coaches.Many fine individual performances were achieved, toonumerous to mention in this report.Many of our junior players had the honour of representingA.C.T. against visiting teams throughout the season.Congratulations to all those boys.During the 1979/80 season the boys conducted their ownJunior raffle and worked very hard selling tickets. Theresult proved a huge success.
1021A Junior Coaching Clinic was again conducted by theClub during the Christmas School holidays. Directed byBrian Booth and ably assisted by Tom Purcell this Clinicproved so successful the previous season, that Brian addedanother member to his team in Steve Bernard, a formerN.S.W. pace bowler.Conducted over a week this clinic touched on all aspectsof cricker and watching some of the results , achievedon the playing field, then the senior Club can look forwardto an abundance of very talented junior players comingthrough the ranks.All the coaching would not be possible without the assistanceof Capital Permanent Building Society. To them onbehalf of the Weston Creek Juniors I say a most sincerethank you for your support.Lastly I would like, on behalf of the Junior Committeeto thank all those people who gave up so much of theirtime to coach and organise the boys during the 1979/80season.Lauris EvansChairman Junior Cricket'..CommitteeTIM MORRIS - JUNIOR CRICKETER OF THE YEARCongratulations to Tim Morris on his exceptional featof being named "A.C.T. Junior Cricketer of the Year" forthe second successive year. Tim who has played all ofhis cricket with Weston Creek, had another outstandingseason scoring 516 runs, including 2 centuries and taking20 wickets in the under 15 competition .As well as performing outstandingly in the junior ranksTim's initial season in senior cricket saw him consolidatea position in the 2nd. grade team where hebatted with surprising maturity for one so young andbowled with great enthusiasm. His efforts were rewardedby his selection in first grade for the final match ofthe season.
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Page 6 and 7: Club Organization 1979-80EXECUTIVEP
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1021SEMI-FINAL - WODEN C.C, V W.C.C
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1021Women'sCricketWOMEN'S CRICKET C
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1021Statistical History of the Club
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1021P A S T P R E S I D E N T S & S
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