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Men’s Cricketer of the Year Luke Woodcock Women’s Cricketer of the Year Sophie Devine Men’s Outstanding Batsman Luke Woodcock Women’s Outstanding Batsman Sophie Devine Men’s Outstanding Bowler Andy McKay Women’s Outstanding Bowler Sophie Devine Men’s Best All-Rounder Stewart Rhodes Men’s Outstanding Fielder Luke Woodcock Women’s Outstanding Fielder Liz Perry Best and Most Enterprising Captain Simon Baker Umpire of the Year Evan Watkin YOUNG CRICKETER OF THE YEAR TROPHIES Outstanding Women’s Cricketer Under 20 Jess McFadyen Sir Walter Nash Trophy (Presented to the most outstanding male cricketer under 23 years) Malaesaili Tugaga Eddie Cameron Cup (Presented to the most outstanding male cricketer under 20 years) Malaesaili Tugaga CLUB AND INDIVIDUAL AWARDS A J Cook Memorial Shield (Awarded to the Hutt Valley club with the highest aggregate points) Hutt District Hutt Valley Average Points Club Championship (Awarded to the Hutt Valley club with the highest average points per team) Petone-Riverside Royal Visit Cup (Awarded to the Wellington club with the highest aggregate points) Eastern Suburbs Norwood Championship (Awarded to the Wellington club with the highest average number of points per team) Eastern Suburbs 76 | Cricket Wellington Inc Annual Report Norwood Awards Bruce Murray Medal (Fair play award) Liam Chrisp (Onslow) Mike Curtis Cup (For volunteer services to Wellington Cricket) Rick Mudgway (Johnsonville) Ron Murray Cup (Awarded to the bowler taking most wickets in Premier grade) Lee Edwards (Karori) Arthur Dick Cup (Awarded to the batsman scoring most runs in Premier grade) Scott Golder (Eastern Suburbs) Marjorie Sweetman Memorial Trophy (Awarded to the bowler taking most wickets in senior women’s grade) Renee Moffitt (Onslow) Judith Sadler Memorial Trophy (Awarded to the batsman scoring most runs in senior women’s grade) Megan Wakefield (Johnsonville) Betty Maker Memorial Trophy (Awarded to the best all rounder in women’s cricket) Sophie Devine Best Lower Grade Performance (Awarded for best performance in club cricket in grades from Senior 2 down) Luke Webling (Upper Hutt) Groundsman of the Year Bob McPhail (Kelburn Park) J Atkin Cup (Awarded for the best bowling performance in Premier grade) Danny Evans (8-24 for Eastern Suburbs) May Cup (Awarded for the highest score in Premier grade) Adam Williams (151*) for Naenae Old Boys) and Aaron McCash (151) for North City Sam Platt Cup (Awarded for best performance in Wellington Cricket) Lee Edwards (Karori) Men’s Cricketer of the Year - Pearce Cup Lee Edwards (Karori) Men’s Club Cricketer of the Year - Hazlett Trophy Barry Rhodes (Johnsonville) Women’s Club Cricketer of the Year Megan Wakefield (Johnsonville) SENIOR AWARD WINNERS Most Valuable Players Development Team Trophy Women’s Development – Caitlin Eves Robert Vance Trophy Under 19 Boys – Tom Blundell Penny Kinsella Trophy Under 18 Girls – Jess McFadyen Bruce Edgar Trophy Under 17 Boys – Andrew Fletcher Gavin Larsen Trophy Under 15 Boys – Shehan Senedeera JUNIOR AWARD WINNERS Most Valuable Players Justine Dunce Trophy Under 15 Girls – Rebecca Burns Evan Gray Trophy Under 14 Boys – Henry Glogau Don Neely Trophy Under 13 Boys – Kenneth Tuffin Junior Saturday Morning Premier Competition Winners – Onslow Under 12 Zone Tournament Winner - Upper Hutt U12 Best Batsman – Ben Sears U12 Best Bowler - Sam von Hartitzsch Under 11 Club Tournament Joint Winners - Easts Red and Onslow U11 Best Batsman – Callum McLachlan U11 Best Bowler – Caleb Hewson
Wellington Wanderers The sun has set on the 64th season for the Wanderers Cricket Club. The past season has seen the Wanderers play their traditional fixtures against the College First XI’s, play their fourth annual Governor General’s match against the Colleges XI, this time at Wellington College, and in a change from the past seen the introduction of a T20 tournament for College First XI’s. The Governor General’s Colleges XI match resulted in a win to the Governor General’s XI by 8 wickets. The Wanderers made 183-8 in their 40 overs with Mark Houghton making a composed 59 and Ervin McSweeney and Jason Wells both getting to 20. In reply the Governor General’s XI raced to the target in 34 overs with Nick Ward making 59 and Sam Lawson 70*. The day was very successful and it appears more and more certain that the average age of the Wanderers XI will have to come down to be competitive against the college boys. The club organised a T20 tournament for the College First XIs. This was made possible through the assistance of John Hornal and Tracey Devereux at College Sport Wellington, the hospitality of Taita District Cricket Club who, led by Dave Gillespie, took ownership of the event as a club project and provided the man-power over the two days of the tournament, and Karori Cricket Club who provided the umpires. Thanks must also go to the Norwood Foundation who were very generous in their sponsorship of the event. The teams played for the “Hunt Family Trophy”. This magnificent antique sterling silver trophy was donated by Wanderers’ member Sir Patrick Goodman. The Hunt family played a major part in the formation of the Wanderers Club over 60 years ago when Wyvern (Bill) Hunt and several others conceived the idea of a Wanderers Cricket Club to play matches against College XIs. Sir Patrick Goodman captained the St. Pat’s Silverstream First XI against the Wanderers in that inaugural season. On leaving college and completing his studies Sir Patrick had as his first employer Bill Hunt. That relationship formed all those years ago is still strong today. Eight Colleges (Aotea College, Paraparaumu College, St. Pats Town, Rongotai College, Tawa College, Wellington College, HVHS and Hutt International Boys School) entered the two day tournament played at Fraser Park. Each team played four matches over the two days with HVHS and HIBS winning their way through to the final. The final was played as a curtain raiser to the Wellington Firebirds v Otago Volts match played on the Basin in January. This was a huge occasion for the two schools to be able to play on the Basin in front of paying spectators. The match was finally ruined by rain and the trophy was shared by HVHS and HIBS. For the record HIB’S made 87-7 in 18 overs and in reply HVHS were 29-1 after 6 overs when the rains came. The past season saw the 50th Test match played at the Basin and Cricket Wellington and New Zealand Cricket celebrated this occasion in fitting style. Life member Bill Hunt may be the only person (apart from the late Eric Tindill) to have seen every Test played on the Basin. Bill was asked by New Zealand Cricket to present the caps to the New Zealand side prior to the Test against Pakistan. He was honoured to do this and was there every day to see New Zealand do battle for the 50th time on the Basin Reserve. In addition to the matches played Wanderers again hosted two pre-Test breakfasts, a cocktail party with guest speaker Joe Bennett and a golf day at Manor Park. Wanderers would also like to offer their congratulations to Club member Alan Isaac in his new position of Vice President of the ICC. Alan has made and continues to make a huge contribution to International Cricket, Domestic Cricket and Club Cricket through his association with his beloved Johnsonville Cricket Club where he is a Life Member. Wanderers are indebted to Gavin Larsen and the staff at Cricket Wellington who support the club in their aims to foster college cricket. As the sun sets on one season it rises on another and Wanderers look forward with anticipation to another summer of cricket. Evan Gray, Wellington Wanderers Cricket Club. Roscoe Pricemoor (HVHS) facing Iain McPeake (HIBS) with Hayden Blucher (HVHS) the non-striker Bradley Chin (HIBS) and Roscoe Pricemoor receiving the Hunt Family Cup from Wyvern Hunt Cricket Wellington Inc Annual Report | 77
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