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TEAM ANNOUNCEMENTS 1stX1: Alleyne(c), La Brooy, Sriskandarajah, Sarna, Entwistle, Inglis, Gunawardana, Brooks, Black, Jones, Shepard 2ndX1: Baptist(c), Marnie, Kapoor, Pham, Sampson, Westgarth, Tonkin, Kerner, Saleem, Rogers, McQuinn 3rdX1: Cannon(c), Dhindsa, Hillyer, J.Khan, Bogar, Ivetic, Bishop, Herath, Petherick, Blair, Lewis, Walker 4thX1: Dragwidge(c), Greenwood, Bargwanna, Miller, Wigney, Ludowyke, Sathiyaseelan, Gadhia, Grant, Wright, Adams, J.Singh

CONGRATULATIONS to CRAIG REECE Craig Reece officiated in his 600th senior appointment on Saturday, 15th October. Craig's current tally comprises 16 Tests, 18 ODIs, 57 first-class matches, 40 List A One-Dayers and 468 Premier 1sts matches. CONGRATULATIONS to DAVID SHEPARD, who played his 200th Premier Match . Mr. Peter Roach provides a glowing tribute to a wonderful person and player. David Shepard was a remarkable cricketer in Hawthorn-Monash University’s most recent golden era of the late 1990s and early 2000s. Now with over 300 First XI wickets to his name he is also one of the Club’s most durable. His unerring accuracy, strong position at the crease and stable seam became his hallmarks over a decade as one of the best speedsters in the competition. Whilst able to control the best batsmen with the newish ball, he came into his own with the ageing one. His ability to swing the old ball both ways, sometimes prodigiously, will long live in the memory for those who saw him at his peak. His teaming with Scott, Swift and Huntington made for the most formidable district attack of his generation. His great days were many, not the least his memorable 9/28 against North Melbourne or his two hat-tricks. But it is exceedingly harder to remember his bad ones, such was his consistency over a long period. Dave was a fantastic team-mate, vice captain and leader of this great club. Joining the 200-Club is something he richly deserves for his effort, perseverance, skill and commitment. He will deservedly finish his career, whenever that may be, as one of the greats.

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David Shepard CV 200

Hawks' paceman David Shepard will qualify for the CV 200 Club in the clash with the Demons at the Albert Ground. Shepard debuted for the Hawthorn-Waverley back in 1994-95 as a 24 year-old, played one first class and 6 One-Dayers for the Bushrangers in 1998-99 and was a member of the triumphant Mercantile Mutual Cup squad which won the title that season. He was also a member of the Hawks' premiership team, also in 1998-99. He played 186 matches for the Hawks up until the end of 2004-5, when he hung up the boots. David returned to help out the young club last season, playing three matches and has played all three to date this season, bringing his Hawks' total to 192. Shepard has taken 312 wickets for the Hawks at 23.25 with best figures of 9-28 against North Melbourne in 1996-97.............Hawks Secure New Head Coach; Mr Keith Jansz Mr Keith Jansz has been appointed Head Coach and comes with wonderful credentials:•Level 3 High Performance Head Coach•6 years as head coach at Frankston Peninsula and 1 year at Camberwell•State selector for the Victorian Women's Senior Team;•Coach of the Victorian Womens U17 & U19 team. Hawks Secure New Bowling Coach; Mr Saliya AhangamaMr. Saliya Ahangama has been appointed head bowling coach for the next 2 years. •Saliya is an ex-test player for Sri Lanka;•Level 2 Coach.Hawks Secure New Batting Coach; Mr David AlleyneMr. David Alleyne has been appointed as our batting coach for the next 2 years•David is an ex-county player (10 years);•ECB level 3 coach;•1st X1 Player.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THOSE ELLECTED: 2011 - 2012 Positions HELD:President: Mr. Petar Ivetic; petar.ivetic_team.telstra.com - 0419 385 366Administration Manager : Mr. Bruce Wilson; hmucc_mens_club.cricketvictoria.com.au 0417 551 834 Treasurer: Mr. Danny Stevenson; stevensondb_iprimus.com.au 0411 754 759 Director of Cricket: Mr. David Scott; Dscott_ravida.com.au 0437 740 654Junior High Performance Program Manager:Mr Aaron Dragwidge; Aaron_Dragwidge_racv.com.au 0401 828 086 Monash Sport Administration Mr. Michael Jones; michael.jones_sport.monash.edu.au 9905 4172

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Hawks' skipper sees silver liningBY ROY WARD17 Oct, 2011 01:00 AMWHILE the results may not be changing Hawthorn-Monash University captain David Alleyne is noticing improvement in his side.The Hawks were comfortably beaten by premier Dandenong at Shepley Oval on Saturday. But despite their 47-run Duckworth-Lewis loss the Hawks showed much greater application in the field and more determination with the bat before rain brought their innings to a premature close after 28 overs. The Hawks were 3-91 before the rain set in. The Panthers, who batted first, made 5-281 powered by Brett Forsyth (126 not out), who carried his bat.Alleyne made a patient 41 before being trapped in front by Brent Fairbanks while Kumar Sarna (nine not out) and Craig Entwhistle (11 not out) were both well set.Alleyne and the Hawks attempted to play on, despite needing over 110 off the 10 remaining overs under a revised total.But the Shepley Oval square had taken too much water and the game was called off.The Hawks captain said his side had shown great commitment but allowed the home side too many runs."Our opening bowlers were good but we didn't take enough early wickets," he said."We were well set, but you can't give up that many runs. I think we were on course to keep them to 230 in the early part of the innings."But you can't have your bowlers giving away front-foot no-balls at this level of cricket and that hurt us. The positive for us is that the players are buying into what we are doing and there is improvement there, although we have a long way to go."The Hawks bowlers gave up 14 no balls; one of those no balls came from an errant 12th man who wondered into the square leg umpires eye line during a delivery.Entwhistle was the best of the bowlers with 2-59 off 10 overs and rookie quick Alex Jones snared his first wicket.The Hawks thirds had a morale-boosting win over Dandenong at Wilson Oval, claiming a rain-affected win.The Hawks made 7-197 from 45 overs and then kept the Panthers to 9-103 from 37 overs.The visitors could have wrapped up the match earlier in the Panthers innings after having the home side 9-47 before the last pair held out until the end.Hawks Sarna lines up against old club DandenongBY ROY WARD14 Oct, 2011 12:11 PMHAWTHORN-Monash University has named recruit batsman Kumar Sarna to play Premier Cricket this weekend.The former Victorian Bushrangers rookie, who will play his 50th Premier Cricket game, was rumoured to have left the club after signing with the Hawks during the off-season.But Hawks president Petar Ivetic confirmed today that Sarna had returned to Melbourne this week after a family trip to India and was expected to play against his former club Dandenong at Shepley Oval in Dandenong tomorrow, and also for the Hawks against Fitzroy-Doncaster at Monash University on Sunday.The Hawks will lose one of their leading recruits with fast bowler David Kingston taking a mining job outside of Melbourne which leaves him unavailable for senior selection after this weekend.Ivetic said Kingston could still possibly make a few appearances for the Hawks' lower grade sides.Dandenong captain Darren Dempsey is listed to play his 250th game, and Hawks scorer Craig Reece will record his 600th cricket match.Monash Weekly Articlehttp://monashjournal.newspaperdirect.com/epaper/viewer.aspxHawks bow to RingwoodNEW Hawthorn-Monash University captain David Alleyne believes his side must get better at the middle overs of each innings following his sides loss in its opening Premier Cricket one-day game on Saturday. Picture: Wayne Hawkins Solid start: Hawthorn-Monash University opening bowler David Shepard bowls against Ringwood on Saturday. Despite a strong start from Hawks bowlers, who kept Ringwood to under 60 runs in the first 20 overs, the visitors kept wickets in hand and took control in the middle overs with a 137-run partnership between David King ( 116) and first-drop Joe Loorham (68). That partnership allowed the Rams to post 5-257 from their 50 overs. The task proved too much for the Hawks bats and they were bowled out for 115 in 35.4 overs. Alleyne, who comes to the Hawks after a long career in English country cricket, said his side showed promise and now had a clear vision of what they needed to improve. This game gave us an indication of what we need to do to get better. Im very happy with what we have to work with at this side, he said. We made an exceptional start to keep their runs down in the first 20 overs but they were able to occupy the crease and with those wickets in hand could bat positively at the end. Change bowler Simon Black (2-66) and newcomer Aldren Kerner (2-77) were the main wicket-takers for the Hawks bowlers although debutant left-armer Alex Jones ( 0-32 off 10 overs) repeatedly beat the bat in the early overs. The Hawks batsmen didnt have the best of days with Dean Gunawardana making 30 batting in the middle order. Alleyne said his side had to improve its bowling and fielding next match and the Hawks batsmen had to stay at the crease. Some of the wickets today didnt come from great bowling; they came from poor shot selection and hitting to the wrong places. Our batsmen need to bat positively from the start and bat in a way which fits their role in the team. We will improve on those areas as the season goes on. On Saturday, the club also unveiled its new electronic scoreboard, featuring a full digital display along with wicket and four-six graphics that provide light entertainment following boundaries or dismissals. The Hawks face Dandenong at Shepley Oval this Saturday and then host Fitzroy-Doncaster at Monash on Sunday. Bothmatches are one-day games. Printed and distributed by NewpaperDirect | www.newspaperdirect.com, US/Can: 1.877.980.4040, Intern: 800.6364.6364 | Copyright and protected by applicable law.New Hawks: New Hawks coach Keith Jansz, middle, with batsman Craig Entwistle, left, and new bowling coach Saliya Ahangama. Picture: Wayne HawkinsHawthorn-Monash University face uphill battleBY ROY WARD25 Jul, 2011 12:00 AMhttp://www.monashweekly.com.au/news/local/sport/cricket/hawthornmonash-university-face-uphill-battle/2236140.aspx

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Player Matches Points1Tormey, Dale 16 590.002Bird, Rodney 14 335.003Karageorgiou, Elias 16 315.004Cookson, Ben J 16 281.005Hewat, Matthew L 16 279.006Entwistle, Craig 7 242.007Sriskandarajah, Sathesh 11 215.008Sampson, Jye J 10 143.009Gunawardana, Dean H 9 141.0010Hoogenboom, Lukas P 12 135.0011Black, Simon D 4 135.0012Henry, Joshua 12 130.0013Brown, Stacy4107.0014Sampson, Jye J395.0015Christie, Dale787.0016Hillyer, Josh686.0017inglis, locky683.0018Taylor, Jack131.0019Singh, Harjindar430.0020Brown, Lee N121.0021Shepard, David320.0022Saleem, J111.0023Pham, Quyen E21.0024Blair, Robert10.00

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CRAIG Reece is working on an anniversary present Hawthorn-Monash University Cricket Club wont forget.The clubs scorer and historian is compiling a book of scorecards, dating back to the Hawks origins in the 1860s, to recognise every player who has represented the club at First XI level.Reece said he had been working on the book for about 14 years and that, although he had planned to have it finished in time for the Hawks 150th anniversary this year, it was at least another four seasons away.Originally, the plan was to do a historical book on the club, but I thought to do the scorecards as it reflects all who have played, they get a mention and their score published, he said.Its a winter project, something I spend those months doing. I dont get much of a chance to do it during summer, when Im very busy with cricket.Reece said through scouring old newspapers, club files and regularly visiting the State Library he had compiled about 1300 scorecards.And, you find some really interesting things, the longtime scorer said.The lowest score was in 1939 when Hawthorn-East Melbourne was bowled out for 16 by a VCA Colts side.A few years ago I wrote to a few of the players who were still alive, that had played in the game, to ask how bad it was. They said the wicket was pretty soft and that theyd got the worse end of the conditions.The highest score recorded came in the early 1890s when East Melbourne made over 600.(Only) half the St Kilda team showed up the next week, knowing they would be defeated, and were bowled out quickly and for not much.You discover a lot of things about cricket at the time and some peculiar attitudes opposition clubs had.Reece said he first arrived at the club in 1975 when his cousin, who was involved with the Hawks at the time, suggested to club officials that he could work as the scoreboard operator for a few dollars a match.Then, one day, the senior scorer was away and someone said what about that kid who does the scoreboard? He can do it, Reece said.And, Ive done it ever since.Reece said he enjoyed his role and that the club had never done anything wrong by him, so he was happy to help out.And, such is his devotion to the club, he travels more than two hours each weekend, from his home in Euroa, to score for the Hawks.Reece named Hawks greats Graham Matthews and Peter Roach as the best players hed seen at the club.Peter was a great wicketkeeper and batsman and Graham was a fantastic opening batsman on uncovered wickets, its a different era.

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Inaugural club, originally known as East Melbourne, amalgamated with Hawthorn (Sub-District) in 1912 and moved to Glenferrie Oval.The ground was opened in 1860 and closed in 1921, after which it was demolished to make way for an extension of the Jolimont Yard railway sidings. The site has now been taken over by a housing estate, a feature of which is a semi-circular housing block with a tower, obviously designed to look like an ersatz football pavilion.Four first-class cricket games were played at the ground in the 1880s, including the Smokers v Non-Smokers match on 1721 March 1887, in which the Non-Smokers made 803, at the time a world record innings score.East Melbourne Cricket Club was the most successful member of the Victorian Cricket Association during the 19th Century and early 20th Century, winning more than half of the VCA's Premierships during that period. The club was formed in 1857 as the Abbotsford Football Club but they soon changed their name as part of a putsch to use the EMCG. The team mainly consisted of Scotch College old boys. When the club lost the use of the ground in 1921, they amalgamated with the Hawthorn Cricket Club to form the Hawthorn-East Melbourne Cricket Club and moved to Hawthorn's Glenferrie Oval.In 1989 it moved to Central Reserve Waverley upon the amalgamation of Waverley and Dandenong at Dandenong. Then it amalgamated with Monash University (Sub-District) in 2003 and moved to the Monash University Sports Complex in Clayton in 2004.

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The Hawthorn-Monash University Cricket Club is an Australian cricket club based at Monash University, Clayton campus, situated in Clayton, Victoria. They play in Victorian Premier Cricket, the highest competition in the state.HistoryInaugural club, originally known as East Melbourne, amalgamated with Hawthorn (Sub-District) in 1912 and moved to Glenferrie Oval, while in 1989 it moved to Central Reserve Waverley upon the amalgamation of Waverley and Dandenong at Dandenong. Then it amalgamated with Monash University (Sub-District) in 2003 and moved to the Monash University Sports Complex in Clayton in 2004.Hawthorn-Monash University Spreads the Harmony Message Friday 22 JanuaryHawthorn Monash University Cricket Club was selected as competition runners-up from a strong body of entries. While Queenscliff Cricket Club were announced the winner of the competition.Hawthorn Monash University Cricket Club crossed cultural boundaries during their Harmony Day, bringing together Indian students, club players and City of Monash Mayor Paul Klisaris for a Harmony Day at the club's home ground at Monash Universtiy Clayton campus.Sebastian Kipman from Cricket Victoria who was there on the day commented on the days success, saying.Hawthorn Monash United Cricket Clubs Harmony Day was a fantastic demonstration of the Harmony in Cricket program. The initiative aims to promote cricket clubs as inclusive environments, open to all, irrespective of cultural background, religion, gender, age or ability and this is exactly what Hawthorn Monashs Harmony Day achieved. "The success of the day evidences the effort present in its planning, and the attendance of Monash Mayor Paul Klisaris showed the days importance was not lost on the regions council."Australian-born Monash University Cricket Club captain Vijay Maharaj said Harmony Day helped set an example that people from different cultural backgrounds could get along."Cricket is a language. Everyone who can play the game can speak the language and it brings people from different backgrounds together."The 2009/10 competition was launched in October 2009 at the Immigration Museum in Melbourne by Cricket Victoria CEO and Monash University Sport Hall of Fame inductee Tony Dodemaide.The competition will run again during the 2010/11 cricket season and clubs across Victoria are encouraged to once more demonstrate their commitment to creating inclusive environments and consequently gaining the chance to win another round of fantastic prizes.

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Henry Frederick (Harry) Boyle (10 December 1847 in Sydney - 21 November 1907 in Bendigo, Victoria) was a leading Australian Test cricketer of the late 1870s and early 1880s.

Boyle played for Victoria and had the distinction of visiting England with the three earliest Australian representative touring teams, in 1878, 1880 and 1882. The slightly reticent Boyle was chosen as captain for the 1880 tour but a shipboard team meeting voted to replace him with the more outgoing Billy Murdoch before their arrival.[1] Boyle played in the Australian-based international matches of this early period, including the first Test ever conducted, which was held in Melbourne in 1877. He took part, too, in a notorious game at the Sydney Cricket Ground against England in 1879 which was marred by a riot by spectators.

An outstanding medium-pacer, Boyle's greatest strengths were said to be the accuracy of his deliveries and his ability to probe a batsman's weaknesses. His bowling was considered to be particularly effective under English conditions.

He was an exceptionally good close-in fielder, too, and a brave if limited batsman. In all, he played 12 Tests, taking 32 wickets at an average 20.03.

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HARRY BOOYLE TROPHY WINNERS1921-22L.BRIAD1922-23H.S.GAMBLE1923-24H.S.GAMBLE1924-25H.S.GAMBLE1925-26H.S.GAMBLE1926-27N.F.MITCHELL1927-28W.J.RAYSON1928- 29W.J.RAYSON1929-30K.MILLAR1930-31K.MILLAR1931-32K.MILLAR1932-33K.MILLAR1933-34K.MILLAR1934-35K.MILLAR1935-36J.A.FRANCIS1936-37L.O.CORDNER1937-38L.O.CORDNER1938-39E.BELL1939-40E.HEALY1940-41C.DUNCAN1941-42E.BELL1942-43E.HEALY1943-44J.BOHAN1944-45C.F.WITHINGTON1945-46V.WOOLF1946-47E.BELL1947-48A.DICK1948-49A.DICK1949-50C.DUNCAN1950-51A.DICK1951-52V.WOOLF1952-53A.DICK1953-54A.DICK1954-55D.KERR1955-56A.DICK1956-57D.KERR1957-58J.P.SMITH1958-59J.SALMON1959-60J.CHAMBERS1960-61D.McCLEAN1961-62J.P.SMITH1962-63J.SALVADO1963-64G.CORMACK1964-65J.SALVADO1965-66J.SALVADO1966-67J.CHAMBERS1967-68B.THOMAS1968-69P. FELLOWS1969-70A.SIELER1970-71B.COWPER1971-72B.COWPER1972-73B.COWPER1973-74B.COWPER1974-75E.SHADE1975-76A.SIELER1976-77K.B.THOMAS1977-78G.MATTHEWS1978-79G.MATTHEWS1979-80I.READ1980-81D.POLKINGHORNE1981-82G.MATTHEWS1982-83G.MATTHEWS1983-84A.WATKINS1984-85J.WIENER1985-86A.WATKIN1986-87T.CAFFERY1987-88B.WIGNEY1988-89L.STONEHOUSE1989-90P.WATKIN1990-91C.WHITE1991-92B.WIGNEY1992-93G.VIMPANI1993-94L.STONEHOUSE1994-95L.STONEHOUSE1995-96D.SCOTT1996-97P.BARBER1997-98A.HUNTIGTON P.ROACH1998-99P.ROACH1999-00P.ROACH2000-01S.DART2001-02P.ROACH2002-03S.DART2003-04S.DART2004-05S.DART2005-06C.ENTWISTLE2006-07S.DART2007-08S.SPOLJARIC2008-09S.SPOLJARIC2009-10D.TORMEY
BATTING WINNERS1921-22S.RIMINGTON1922-23F.BARING1923-24F.BARING1924-25W.J.RAYSON1925-26N.F.MITCHELL1926-27N.F.MITCHELL1927-28J.R.WOOTTOM1928- 29J.C.FRANCIS1929-30K.J.MORLEY1930-31B.A.BARNETT1931-32L.SALVANA1932-33J.C.FRANCIS1933-34K.JEANS1934-35J.A.REED1935-36H.ALBISTON1936-37B.A.BARNETT1937-38B.A.BARNETT1938-39B.A.BARNETT 1939-40K.M.HAYSON1941-42E.BELL1942-43F.SIDES1943-44T.GRAHAM1944-45W.WATKINS1945-46W.WATKINS1946-47T.GRAHAM1947-48V.WOOLF1948-49A.DICK1949-50H.HAY1950-51M.FITCHETT1951-52J.CHAMBERS1952-53A.DICK1953-54J.CHAMBERS1954-55V.WOOLF1955-56D.GREEN1956-57A.DICK1957-58I.LAW1958-59J.CHAMBERS1959-60J.CHAMBERS1960-61I.LAW1961-62I.LAW1962-63R.COWPER1963-64L.GREEN1964-65I.LAW 1965-66J.CHAMBER1966-67J.CHAMBERS1967-68A.SIELER1968-69K.B.THOMAS1969-70A.SIELER1970-71P.HANSON1971-72A.SIELER1972-73B.COWPER1973-74B.COWPER1974-75G.MATTHEWS1975-76G.MATTHEWS1976-77G.MATTHEWS1977-78G.MATTHEWS1978-79G.MATTHEWS1979-80G.MATTHEWS1980-81D.POLKINGHORNE1981-82G.MATTHEWS1982-83G.MATTHEWS1983-84A.McALISTER1984-85I.FRAZER1985-86I.FRAZER1986-87J.WATKIN1987-88G.MILES1988-89L.STONEHOUSE1989-90L.STONEHOUSE1990-91P.SUNDBERG1991-92J.MILLS1992-93G.VIMPANI1993-94J.MILLS1994-95N.SPEAK1995-96N.SPEAK1996-97C.REIDY1997-98P.ROACH1998-99P.ROACH1999-00S.DART2000-01C.BAMBURY2001-02S.DART2002-03S.DART2003-04S.DART2004-05S.DART2005-06S.DART 2006-07S.DART2007-08S.DART2008-09S.SPOLJARIC2009-10D.TORMEY
BOWLING WINNERS1921-22P.R.LeCOUTEUR1922-23H.S.GAMBLE1923-24H.S.GAMBLE1924-25K.MILLAR1925-26H.S.GAMBLE1926-27J.COOKE1927-28W.J.RAYSON1928- 29H.S.GAMBLE 1929-30L.F.FREEMNATLE1930-31E.BELL1931-32L.F.FREEMNATLE1932-33K.MILLAR1933-34K.MILLAR1934-35J.A.FRANCIS1935-36H.ALBISTON1936-37L.O.CORDNER1937-38J.A.FRANCIS1938-39E.HEALY 1939-40D.CAVEN1940-41E.BELL 1941-42D.CAVEN1942-43E.HEALY1943-44E.HEALY1944-45C.F.WITHINGTON1945-46E.HEALY1946-47E.BELL1947-48A.DICK1948-49A.DICK1949-50J.HOLLOWAY1950-51D.KERR1951-52A.DICK1952-53A.DICK1953-54A.DICK1954-55D.KERR1955-56A.DICK1956-57J.SALMON 1957-58J.SALMON 1958-59J.SALMON1959-60D.McCLEAN 1960-61J.SALVADO1961-62J.P.SMITH1962-63J.P.SMITH 1963-64G.CORMACK1964-65J.SALVADO1965-66B.HUTCHENS1966-67J.SALVADO1967-68B.HUTCHENS1968-69P. FELLOWS1969-71A.SIELER1970-71G.COLLER1971-72B.COWPER1971-73G.COLLER1973-74A.RETALLICK1974-75B.HUTCHENS 1975-76P.LOCKE1976-77K.B.THOMAS1977-78R.CROW1977-79P.LOCKE1979-80K.GENT1980-81K.GENT 1981-82G.WHITELAW1982-83A.WATKIN1983-84P.LOCKE1984-85J.WIENER1985-86L.GILMORE1986-87B.WIGNEY1987-88B.WIGNEY1988-89B.WIGNEY1989-90B.WIGNEY1990-91B.WIGNEY1991-92B.WIGNEY1992-93D.BELL1993-94A.CHAPMAN1994-95D.SHEPARD1995-96D.SCOTT1996-97D.SCOTT1997-98A.HUNTIGTON 1998-99D.SCOTT1999-00B.JENKINSON2000-01S.DART2001-02G.SWIFT2002-03D.SHEPARD2003-04D.NANNES2004-05G.SWIFT2005-06NO QUALIFIERS2006-07S.SPOLJARIC2007-08M.HEWAT2008-09S.SPOLJARIC2009-10M.HEWAT
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P Jeffrey I K Law R G Matthews J G Miles L J Moore J P Smith

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East Melbourne & Hawthorn Monash University Cricket Club Season President Secretary Treasurer 1st X1 Captain 1st X1 Scorer1860 J.O. Moody A.E.Clarke J.M. Wilkinson W.L. Rees W.E. Parry-Odeken A.E.Clarke J.M. Wilkinson W.L. Rees1861 W.A.K Plummer A.E.Clarke C.A Grut W.L. Rees1861-62 Hon. W.C. Haines A.E.Clarke C.S.Ollis D. Wilkie1862-63 Hon. W.C. Haines A.E.Clarke C.A Grut D. Wilkie1863-64 Hon. W.C. Haines W.A.K Plummer J.O. Moody D. Wilkie1865-66 Hon. W.C. Haines A.E.Clarke J.O. Moody D. Wilkie1866-67 W.Hammill J.P.McPherson J.O. Moody D. Wilkie1867-68 H.J. Henty J.P.Phillips J.L.Ballantyne D. Wilkie & J.P.McPherson & J.P.Phillips1868-69 H.J. Henty W.Freeman Coates D. Wilkie1869-70 H.J. Henty O.C.Williams A.E.Clarke D. Wilkie1870-71 Hon. E. Cohen O.C.Williams A.E.Clarke D. Wilkie & W.W Riggall & W.H Pennyman1871-72 Hon. E. Cohen O.C.Williams A.E.Clarke D. Wilkie & W.W Gaggin1872-73 Hon. E. Cohen O.C.Williams A.E.Clarke D. Wilkie & W.W Gaggin1873-74 Hon. E. Cohen H.Jennings A.E.Clarke D. Wilkie 1874-75 H.J. Henty C.Forrester T.C.Russell D. Wilkie 1875-76 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd T.C.Russell H.F.Boyle1876-77 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd T.C.Russell H.F.Boyle1877-78 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch H.F.Boyle1878-79 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch H.F.Boyle1879-80 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch H.F.Boyle & C.G. Allee & C.Forrester1880-81 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch J.Healy & C.G. Allee 1881-82 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch H.F.Boyle & C.G. Allee 1882-83 H.J. Henty H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch H.F.Boyle & T.U.Groube & E.P.Hastins1883-84 Mr. Justice Williams H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch T.P. Horan & C.G.Allee1884-85 Mr. Justice Williams H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch T.P. Horan & C.G.Allee1885-86 A.E. Clarke H.H. Budd H.M.Gooch H.F.Boyle1886-87 Sir James McBain H.H. Budd H.M.GoochH.F.Boyle1887-88 A.E. Clarke G.E.Palmer H.M.Gooch H.F.Boyle & T.P.Horan, P.M Lewis1888-89 A.E. Clarke E.B.Manning R.Richardson H.F.Boyle1889-90 A.E. Clarke E.B.Manning R.Richardson H.F.Boyle1890-91 A.E. Clarke E.B.Manning R.Richardson H.F.Boyle1891-92 A.E. Clarke E.B.Manning R.Richardson H.F.BoyleSeason President Secretary Treasurer 1st X1 Captain 1st X1 Scorer1892-93 A.E. Clarke E.B.Manning R.Richardson G.B.Gordon1893-94 A.E. Clarke E.B.Manning E.Fletcher H.F.Boyle1894-95A.E. ClarkeE.B.ManningE.FletcherF.J.Laver1895-96A.E. ClarkeE.B.ManningE.FletcherF.J.Laver1896-97A.E. ClarkeE.B.ManningE.FletcherF.J.Laver1897-98A.E. ClarkeE.B.ManningE.FletcherF.J.Laver1898-99A.E. ClarkeE.B.ManningE.FletcherF.J.Laver1899-90A.E. ClarkeE.B.ManningS.GatehouseF.J.Laver1900-01A.E. ClarkeE.B.ManningW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1901-02A.E. ClarkeS.A.McMichaelW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1902-03A.E. ClarkeS.A.McMichaelW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1903-0411. Sir M.McEachamS.A.McMichaelW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1904-05Sir M.McEachamS.A.McMichaelW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1905-06Sir M.McEachamC.W.NodrumW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1906-0712. Sir. T. BentF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1907-08Sir. T. BentF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1908-09Sir. T. BentF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1909-10Sir. T. Bent (deceased 17.09.1909)F.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordP.A.McAllister & J.H.Godby1909-1013. Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordP.A.McAllister & J.H.Godby1910-11Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1911-12Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordF.J.Laver1912-13Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordJ.A.Seitz1913-14Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordJ.A.Seitz1914-15Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordJ.A.Seitz & F.A.Baring1915-16Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordP.A.McAllister 1916-17Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordP.A.McAllister 1917-18Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordP.A.McAllister 1918-19Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordF.A.Baring1919-20Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordJ.L.McNaughton1920-21Rev. E. S. HughesF.S.HilckeW.G.HickfordJ.L.McNaughton1921-22Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteurE.Healy1922-23Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteurE.Healy1923-24Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteurE.Healy1924-25Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteurE.Healy1925-26Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteurE.HealySeasonPresidentSecretary Treasurer1st X1 Captain1st X1 Scorer1926-27Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteurE.Healy1927-28Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteurE.Healy1928- 29Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonP.R.LeCouteur & N.F.MitchellE.Healy1929-30Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonN.F.MitchellR.J.C.Graham1930-31Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisJ.L.McNaughtonL.F.FreemantleR.J.C.Graham1931-32Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisR.J.C.GrahamL..F.Freemantle & L.C.SalvanaR.H.Doyle1932-33Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisH.WyndhamL.F.FreemantleR.H.Doyle1933-34Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisH.WyndhamL.C.SalvanaH.J.Carrol1934-35Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisH.WyndhamJ.C.FrancisH.J.Carrol1935-36Rev. E. S. HughesH.W.FrancisS.J.McWhinneyB.A.BarnettH.J.Carrol1936-37Rev. E. S. HughesB.CosgraveS.J.McWhinneyB.A.BarnettH.J.Carrol1937-38Rev. E. S. HughesB.CosgraveS.J.McWhinneyB.A.BarnettH.J.Carrol1938-39Rev. E. S. HughesB.CosgraveS.J.McWhinneyB.A.BarnettH.J.Carrol1939-40Rev. E. S. HughesB.CosgraveS.J.McWhinneyB.A.BarnettH.J.Carrol & Mrs McDoneell1940-41Rev. E. S. HughesB.CosgraveS.J.McWhinneyB.CosgraveR.Plant1941-42Rev. E. S. HughesA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyE.J.BellR.Plant1942-4314.C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyL.C.SalvanaH.J.Carrol1943-44C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyL.C.SalvanaH.J.Carrol1944-45C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyH.T.EvansH.J.Carrol1945-46C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyB.A.BarnettH.J.Carrol1946-47C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyB.A.BarnettH.J.Carrol1947-48C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyC.SolomanH.J.Carrol1948-49C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyR.C.Steele & W.A.DickH.J.Carrol1949-50C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoS.J.McWhinneyW.A.DickH.J.Carrol1950-51C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoL.EvaW.A.DickH.J.Carrol1951-52C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoL.EvaW.A.DickH.J.Carrol1952-53C.W.NodrumA.D.KelsoL.EvaW.A.DickH.J.Carrol1953-54C.W.NodrumB.CosgraveL.EvaW.A.DickH.J.Carrol1954-55C.W.NodrumB.CosgraveL.EvaW.A.DickH.J.Carrol1955-56C.W.NodrumB.CosgraveL.EvaW.A.DickH.J.Carrol1956-57C.W.NodrumB.CosgraveL.EvaE.A.D.KerrL.Root1957-58C.W.NodrumB.CosgraveL.EvaE.A.D.KerrL.Root1958-5915.R.C.SteeleB.CosgraveL.EvaJ.l.ChambersL.Root1959-60R.C.SteeleB.CosgraveL.EvaJ.l.ChambersL.Root1960-61R.C.SteeleB.CosgraveL.EvaJ.l.Chambers & J.P.SmithL.RootSeasonPresidentSecretary Treasurer1st X1 Captain1st X1 Scorer1961-62R.C.SteeleB.CosgraveL.EvaJ.P.SmithL.Root1962-63R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollJ.P.SmithL.Root1963-64R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollJ.P.SmithL.Root1964-65R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollJ.P.SmithL.Root1965-66R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollR.M.Cowper & L.J.BothamL.Root1966-67R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollK.B.ThomasL.Root1967-68R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollR.M.CowperL.Root1968-69R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollR.M.CowperL.Root1969-70R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollR.M.CowperL.Root1970-71R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollR.M.CowperL.Root1971-72R.C.SteeleP.J.ArtaudL.V.CarrollR.M.CowperL.Root1972-73R.C.Steele 02.09.73P.J.ArtaudK.S.SteeleR.M.CowperL.Root16. S.H.McCorkell 25.10.731973-74S.H.McCorkell1974-75S.H.McCorkell1975-76S.H.McCorkellW.Sullivan to 03.76P. Nelson to 06.76G.C.BrownL.Root17. P.Nelson from 03.76S.Batty from 06.76 1976-7718. R.H.DuftyP. Nelson to 06.76S.Batty to 05.77G.C.BrownH.Bremner1977-78R.H.DuftyA.G.Lander to 03.78 J.R.Atkinson from 03.78W.A. ToddE.ShadeC.J.Reece1978-79R.H.DuftyJ.R.AtkinsonW.A.DoddR.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1979-8019. I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonW.A.DoddR.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1980-81I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonK.S.Steele to 09.80 G.D.Elwin from 09.80R.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1981-82I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerR.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1982-83I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerR.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1983-84I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerR.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1984-85I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerR.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1985-86I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerR.G.MatthewsC.J.Reece1986-87I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerP.G.A.SundbergC.J.Reece1987-88I.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerP.G.A.SundbergC.J.Reece1988-8920. J.K.LawJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerP.G.A.SundbergC.J.Reece1989-9021.J.G.MilesJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerG.J.MilesC.J.Reece1990-91J.G.MilesJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerP.G.A.Sundberg & B.N.WigneyC.J.ReeceSeason PresidentSecretary Treasurer1st X1 Captain1st X1 Scorer1991-92 J.G.MilesJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerK.A.WhichelloC.J.Reece1992-93 J.G.MilesJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerK.A.WhichelloC.J.Reece1993-94 J.G.MilesJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerK.A.WhichelloC.J.Reece1994-95 Hon. J.G.MilesJ.R.AtkinsonH.BremnerL.K.W.StonehouseC.J.Reece1995-96 Hon. J.G.Miles 05.10.95J.R.AtkinsonM.W.Moss 02.10.95L.K.W.StonehouseC.J.Reec J.A.Cahill 05.10.95 G.J.Christie 27.11.95J.E.Roach 27.11.951996-97 G.J.Christie J.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece1997-98 G.J.Christie J.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece1998-99 G.J.Christie J.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece1999-00 G.J.Christie J.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece2000-01 G.J.Christie J.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece2001-02 G.J.Christie J.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece2002-03 G.J.Christie J.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece2003-04 S.R.JohnstonJ.R.AtkinsonJ.E.RoachP.J.RoachC.J.Reece2004-05 S.R.JohnstonJ.R.AtkinsonL.M.ShoebridgeP.J.RoachC.J.Reece2005-06 S.R.Johnston (Resigned 16.02.06)J.R.AtkinsonR.J.A SmithS.P.DartC.J.Reece25. 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