Season start
The Season for both Seniors and Junior boys starts next Saturday – the 12th September. Details about. The Girls will start in October.

Clothing
Every player is required to wear please the Club playing shirt and Club cap or standard white hat – in all grades from Seniors to Kanga. Last season we had a few variations start to appear that is a bit tacky. Supplies are readily available – just ask your Manager / Captain (in Seniors)

Draw
Juniors
Has now been released and distributed through your Team Managers. If you haven’t heard from your Manager by early next week then best if you follow it up.

Seniors
Is now available. Please go to the Association website http://www.hkhdca.com.au under Fixtures and all the details are there.

Match Reports
One of our popular sections is the Match Report section on the website. If you are keen to see a regular match report on your game – Juniors, Girls or Seniors then just let ross Anderson know and it can be set-up easily.

Registrations
Kanga
We are fast approaching capacity so if interested then please move quickly by contacting our Kanga Co-ordinator – details are on the website under Kanga.

Boys – most teams are full but it is worth contacting our Age Convenor to see the current status if you are keen to play – there may be an opportunity.

Junior Girls
Registrations are still open with 3 Teams likely to be entered:
• 1 in C Grade (soft ball) and
• 2 in B Grade (hard ball).

Contact details to find out more information are on the website in the Girls section.

Seniors
Spots are always available as a fill-ins but full-time positions in a team are difficult as we have a full compliment. If you are interested in playing then please contact our Organisers – details are under Seniors on the website.

Captains Course
A Captain’s course this year is set as follows:
• When 22nd and 29th September (Tuesdays)
• Where: Montview Oval, Hornsby Heights
• Time: 7.30 pm to 9.30 pm

All Senior Captains are required to do this course and we usually get a get number of Junior players also keen to get their Umpires qualification. More details will follow.

Personal achievements
Over this season, we have a number of our folks who are close to personal milestones. We will track these over the season. At the end of the year these folk who achieve the milestone will receive a trophy.

Mark Bell C2 44 wickets – 6 to 50

Alex Connell B1 1,943 runs – 57 to 2,000

Simon Davies A1 4,916 runs – 84 runs to 5,000

Matt Dawson A1 239 wickets – 11 to 250

Marco Delgado D1 929 runs – 71 to 1,000

Nathan Fathers C1 1,748 runs – 252 runs to 2,000

Peter Heidegger C2 981 runs – 19 to 1,000 runs

Matt Jobson A2 879 runs – 121 to 1,000 runs

Eric Junkkari C1 329 wickets – 21 to 350

Peter Lees C2 2,780 runs – 220 to 3,000 career runs

Amir Marzouk A2 248 wickets – 2 to 250

Tim Millington B2 945 runs – 55 to 1,000 runs

John Mitchell C1 45 wickets – 5 to 50

Matt Nolan B2 890 runs – 110 to 1,000

Andrew Percival B2 866 runs – 134 to 1,000

Alistair Rayment 185 wickets – 15 to 200 wickets

Faisal Shamis D1 788 runs – 212 to 1,000

Simon Smyth A1 1,865 runs – 135 to 2,000 career runs

231 wickets – 19 wickets to 250 career wickets

Gavin Taylor A1 Scored 1000th run Vs Kenthurst @ Kenthurst
28/2/09

Leigh Van den Broeke A2 2,727 runs – 273 to 3,000 runs

Andrew Watt C1 940 runs – 60 to 1,000 runs

Peter Westerberg D2 84 runs – 16 to 100

Chris Williamson C2 903 runs – 97 to 1,000 career runs

Posted by Ross Anderson on September 6, 2009 06:04 AM