2000/2001 Season Summary

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Trophy Winners

Also shows runner ups. Winners' names in bold.

BATTING

A Grade B Grade
RunsAverage RunsAverage
Paul Magarey29737.12 John Beverley26633.25
Darren Cheek25025.00 Darren Decesare20741.40
Andrew Magarey22255.50 Andrew Magarey19928.42
C Grade D Grade
RunsAverage RunsAverage
Mike Maclean59954.45 Paul Besanko43633.53
Scott Sims29622.76 Mark Lemmey22820.72
Greg Kearsley15225.33 Jarrad Sim17714.75

BOWLING

A Grade B Grade
WicketsAverage WicketsAverage
Mark Eglinton2216.77 Nathan Roxby1517.53
Grant Wannan1725.05 Tim Hanna1411.42
Paul Magarey1617.12 Nick Raymond1318.07
Jeremy McCormick1527.13
C Grade D Grade
WicketsAverage WicketsAverage
Peter Zacpal3010.90 Paul Besanko3811.53
Will Hillier1717.52 Simon Coad1910.05
Greg Kearsley920.33 Daniel Jenkinson189.00
Chris Garth1717.35

FIELDING

A Grade B Grade
Andrew Langmaid
Andrew Magarey
Jeremy McCormick 		5 Votes Tim Kaethner
Andrew Magarey		6 Votes
C Grade D Grade
Simon Zacpal8 Votes Everett James9 Votes

Jack Hewett Award

The Jack Hewett trophy is awarded on an all-round statistical points scoring basis on performances over all grades.
The award has been in existence since 1994/95 and is named in honour of the oldest surviving member of the Hewett dynasty, Jack Hewett, who played 328 matches and scored over 13000 runs between 1928 and 1968.

Points are awarded as follows:

1 Wicket = 15 points
1 Catch = 10 points
1 Run out = 10 points
1 Stumping = 10 points
1 Run = 1 point

Past winners

1999/00Greg Kearsley827 pts
1998/99Darren Cheek736 pts
1997/98Peter Craig677 pts
1996/97Rudi Mandemaker792 pts
1995/96Darren Cheek849 pts
1994/95Darren Cheek917 pts


This season's winner

Paul Besanko, who also became the first player, since the inception of the award, to score 1000 points.

Full Listing

Wicket-keeping Trophy

Richard Hunter winning in a close finish ahead of Mike Matthews.

(A Grade) Player of the Year Award

Recruit of the year, Paul Magarey, winning the award in his inaugural season with 9 votes.

Full, round by round, listing of votes

Most Valuable Player Award

This year's winner winners ...

Paul Besanko and Mike Maclean.

Full, round by round, listing of votes

Most Promising Junior

This trophy is awarded to the young player showing the greatest potential during the season.
First season player, Chris Garth, is the winner of the 2000/01 award.
After transferring from Coromandel Ramblers, Chris debuted for Coromandel against his former club and exacted revenge by capturing 3 wickets to help the D Grade to a first round win. He was a worthy winner after completing the season with 17 wickets and showing steady improvement with the bat, indicating to captain Mark Lemmey that a promotion in the batting order is due.

Duck Award

Peter Zacpal, the old "silver fox" himself, the latest entrant into the 300 match club. Amidst celebrations of his 300th game, he became the only current player to have surpassed the milestone of 50 ducks.
The competition for the trophy culminated in a tense struggle with the statistician which went down to the second innings of the final round. Zac held on to win the award for 2000/01 with four ducks.

Statistical Summaries

Batting Bowling
All Grades All Grades
A Grade A Grade
B Grade B Grade
C Grade C Grade
D Grade D Grade