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2011 - 2012 Season

 

28 January

The Senior Men had a good outright win by an innings over University on Saturday.  After being 3/5 overnight in their second innings University were all out for 137 with David Hudson taking 3/29.  Johnsonville are now leading the overall points table from Hutt Districts.  The Senior 3 Men had an outright win over Hutt Districts.  After dismissing Hutt last week for 95 Johnsonville declared at 180/7 and then dismissed Hutt for 110 in their second innings.  Johnsonville won by 8 wickets.

The Senior Women beat Onslow in a T20 at Petone Rec.  Onslow batted first and scored 115/3 with Thamsyn Newton taking 2/18.  Johnsonville won by 7 wickets with Megan Wakefield scoring 60 and Sarah Taylor (the English international) 20.  The Super 8s had a good win over Easts Wildcats.  Easts scored 102/8 and Johnsonville 103/1 in 11.2 overs.  Kat Arnold 40ret and 2/3 and Kris Milne 40ret were the players of the day.  The Youth Girls lost to Collegians.

The 2B Bandits drew with the Sri Lankans.  Salman Fazal had a great game for the Bandits scoring 60* and 40* and taking 5/19 and 5/29.  Julian Allen took 3/27 in the first innings and Willem van der Merwe 3/49 in the second in support of Salman. 

The Cripples won by default from Easts Bay Boys.  The Full Tossers beat Collegains Bombers who were all out for72.  The Full Tossers scored the runs in 10.5 overs.  The Run Chargers lost to University Stubbies who batted first and scored 191/5.  The run Chargers managed 178/7 in reply.  The Young Guns had a bye.

21 January

Sunshine made for some good cricket this weekend.  The Senior Men playing University in a two day game at Alex Moore Park are in a good position going into the second day. University won the toss and batted first and were all out for 113.  Gareth Powell took 4/11.  Johnsonville then declared at 278/4 with Luke Woodcock scoring 121 and Hareen Silva 102*.  University are 3/5 in their second innings with Steve Coleman 2/0 and Luke Woodcock 1/3 taking the wickets.  Gareth Powell's first wicket of the day was his 200th for the team.  Luke Woodcock scored his 9th century for the team.  It came off 88 balls in 132 minutes and included 3 sixes and 14 fours.  His total innings of 121 was scored off 105 balls in 153 minutes and included 3 sixes and 18 fours. Hareen Silva scored his first century beating his previous PB of 90 earlier this season.  Hareen's century came off 124 balls in 165 minutes and included 15 fours.  When Hareen had scored 37 he brought up 500 runs for the season and is now sitting on 565 runs.  Luke and Hareen put on 186 for the second wicket scoring the runs off 191 balls in 123 minutes.

The Senior 3 men are well poised after the first day against Hutt Districts.  Hutt were all out for 95 with  Scott Edgecombe 4/37, Callum Thornton 3/19 and Ben Hilder 3/9 taking the wickets.  Johnsonville are 129/4 with Rory McKenzie 43 the top scorer. 

The Senior Women beat Collegians in a T20.  Collegians scored 76 with Michelle Bunkall 3/12, Kelly Sutherland 2/18 and Gemma Edgecombe 2/7 taking the wickets.  Johnsonville then scored 77/5. 

The 2B Bandits are 145/6 in reply to the Sri Lankans 156/9 at the end of the 1st day.  The Cripples lost to Collegians who scored 267.  Simon Reeves and E Krugmann both took 3 wickets.  The Cripples were all out for 251. 

The Full Tossers 164/5 beat Karori Sanskriti 125/7.  The Run Chargers 124 lost to University Bristol Pistols 129/7.  The Young Guns 142/7 lost to Karori Seamlords 172/5.

Hazlett Trophy T20 Final vs Hutt Districts at Petone Rec Sunday 15 January

The Senior Men played Hutt Districts in the final of the Hazlett Trophy Twenty20 competition on Sunday at a very blustery Petone Rec.  Johnsonville batted first on a difficult wicket scoring 107/7.  The game went down to the last ball with Hutt Districts requiring 2 to win. Unfortunately they managed to get these runs. Hareen Silva top scored with a well compiled 44. There was some very good bowling for JCC: David Castle 4 overs for 10, David Hudson 4 overs for 17, Ryan Isaac 2 overs for 5, Scott Edgecombe 1 over for 10, Barry Rhodes 1 over for 7, Steve Coleman 4 overs 1/21 and Gareth Powell 4 overs 2/33.  It was good to see so many Johnsonville supporters on the sideline.

14 January

The Senior Men played Wainuiomata who are leading the one day competition at Alex Moore Park.  Wainuiomata batted first and were all out for 79 in the 30th over after some very good bowling.  Barry Rhodes took 4/21 and Steve Coleman 4/32.  Johnsonville scored 80/3 in the the 22nd over to win.  The Senior 3 Men played Taita at Fraser Park.  Johnsonville batted first and scored 212/8.  Taita were all out in the 43rd over for 176.  The Bandits had the second day of a two day game against Karori.  Karori had scored 268 in their first innings last week and the Bandits were all out for 118.  After having to follow on they were 316/9 at the close of play on the second day.  The Cripples who played Onslow were all out for 171 in the 38th over and Onslow scored 175/7. 

The Senior Women played Hutt Districts in a T20 at Te Whiti.  Johnsonville batted first and scored 93/8.  Hutt Districts were 75/8 at the end of the 20 overs with Kelly Sutherland taking 3/9.  The Super 8s played Upper Hutt who scored 87/5.  Odele Kingsford took 2/8 off 3 overs.  Johnsonville then scored 89/2 in the 13th over, Sam Short top scoring with 35*.

The Full Tossers played Collegians Lunchcutters.  The Full Tossers batted first and scored 176/4 in 20 overs and Collegians were all out for 132 in the 18th over.  The Run Chargers beat Onslow Beer View Mirrors in a low scoring game.  Onslow were all out for 45 in 12 overs and the Run Chargers were 46/7 in 15 overs.  The Young Guns had a close loss to Easts Cobras who batted first and scored 138/9.  The Young Guns fell just short with 134/6 at the end of 20 overs.

7 January

Cricket got underway for the second half of the season on 7 January with only 3 of our teams playing.  The Senior men played Petone Riverside at home.  Petone Riverside batted first and were all out for 163 in the 47th over.  Scott Edgecombe took 3/27.  Johnsonville only managed 122 in reply with Steve Coleman top scoring with 43* and Scott Mudgway 32.  The senior 3 Men beat Te Aroha in a one day game.  Te Aroha batted first and scored 193.  Johnsonville scored 194/8.  The Bandits played the 1st day of a two day game against Karori.  Karori scored 268 and Johnsonville 148 in their 1st innings.

10 December

The Senior men are well poised for an outright win after the first day of a 2 day game against Taita.  Johnsonville batted first and declared at 246/6 and Taita are 109/8 in reply.  Gareth Powell scored 106* a personal best for the Club.  His 100 came off 107 balls in 140 minutes and included 2 sixes and 9 fours. Gareth featured in a 107 run partnership with Scott Edgecombe scored in 109 minutes off 178 balls.  They came together when the score was 112 for 5 and increased it to a much more respectable 219 for 6.  Pulley, Silva and Edgecombe all chipped in with 36, 34 and 32 respectively.  David Hudson’s bowling of 5 for 23 is his first 5 wicket bag with a chance to improve on it next week.

The Senior Women (95/3) lost a T20 to Collegians (148/3).  Danella Pike 42* and Melissa Hansen 26 were the leading run scorers.  Nic Johnson took 2/11.  The Super 8s had another good win over Easts.  Johnsonville scored 199/1 Kat Arnold 40ret, Kellie Wilson 40 ret, Sam Short 40 ret, Kim O'Brien 24* and Easts made 90/6 with Kellie Wilson taking 2/11 and Sam Short 2/15. The Youth Girls 44 lost to Hutt Districts 150/5.

The Bandits 149/10 are playing Easts Tigers in a 2 day game.  At the close of play Easts were 160/5 in reply.  The Full Tossers 182 in 18.4 overs beat University Fluffy Kittens 65 in 15.5 overs.  The Young Guns 83/2 in 11 overs beat Easts Buffaloes 80 in 17 overs.  

3 December

The Senior men had a good win over Karori in a 1 day game at Alex Moore Park on Saturday.  Johnsonville batted first and again the top order set the game up for the day scoring 238/8.  Hareen Silva (90) and Scott Mudgway (48) opened the batting and put on 66 for the first wicket.  Tayne Falconer who was filling in scored a very good 21 off 28 balls in the middle order.  Karori were bowled out for 141 in the 41st over with Steve Coleman taking 5/24.  Scott Mudgway executed 2 stumpings and took a catch to increase his tally for the season.

The Senior Women lost a T20 to Hutt Districts.  Batting first they scored 96/4 with Nic Johnson (32) and Laura Pascall (24) putting together a good partnership.  Hutt scored 98 in 18.4 overs to win the game.  Danella Pike took 2/15.  The Youth Girls won by default to Collegians.  The Super 8s had a massive win against Taita.  Johnsonville scored 221 and Taita were bowled out for 34.  Kat Arnold 45* and 2/8, Odele Kingsford 44* and 1/3, Laura Dixon 42*, Mary O'Hara Smith 23*, Caroline Clear 1/5 and Rachel Harris 1/10 - a good team effort.

The Senior 3 Men 185 and 24/5 drew with Wainuiomata 120 and 178.  Andrew Ellis 53, Tom Eathorne 38 top scored and Tish Kithulagoda took 6 wickets.  The Bandits 109 and 95 lost outright to North City 204 and 4/0 at Ngatitoa. Nareen Srivastava  scored 57 in the 1st innings and Daniel White 30 in the 2nd.  Simon Reeves took 5/32 and Julian Allen 3/70.  The Cripples 293/7 batting first  had a win over Easts Bay Boys 261.

In the T20 games the Full Tossers won by default, The Young Guns had a bye and the Run Chargers 129/9 lost to Karori Wild Cats 130/7.  

26 and 27 November

This weekend saw the Senior men play 4 T20 games resulting in 3 wins and 1 loss by 3 runs to Easts.  There were some good all round team performances with excellent batting by Barry Rhodes who scored 33* against Karori, 30 against Easts and 40 against Petone Riverside. Haren Silva scored 40* against Petone Riverside.  David Castle opened the bowling in all games and had some very good figures including 1/7 off 4 overs against Petone Riverside.  Steve Coleman took 4/17 against Karori and Gareth Powell 4/31 against Petone Riverside.  The team fielded well and took some very good catches.

The Senior 3 Men played the 1st day of a 2 day game against Wainuiomata.  Wainui were all out for 120 and Johnsonville are 85/5 in reply.  Tom Eathorne is on 35*.

The Senior Women lost to Onslow at Nairnville.  Onslow scored 176/9 with Michelle Bunkall taking 3/26 and Laura Pascall 3/29.  Johnsonville only managed to score 89 in reply.

The 1Bs played Collegians Sparkle Motion at Alex Moore.  Collegians scored149 and the Cripples were all out for 78.  The Full Tossers played Collegians One Tonne Dream team who only managed to score 69 in reply to the Full Tossers 157/9.  The Run Chargers played Easts Indies in a high scoring close game.  The Run Chargers scored 163/5 and the Easts Indies scored 165/2 in 18.4 overs.  The Young Guns played Karori Seamlords.  Karori scored 155/8 and the Young Guns scored 156/2 in 15 overs.

The Super 8 women won by default as University failed to turn up to play.  The Youth Girls played North City.  North City scored 217/2 and Johnsonville were all out for 97.  Asha Strom top scored with 25.

19 November results

It was a good weekend for JCC.  Fine and sunny and no cancellations.

The Senior Men played Easts at Kilbirnie Park.  Batting first Johnsonville compiled a well constructed innings of 263/6.  The innnings was built on good partnerships early on which allowed the middle order to push the run rate.  Hareen Silva top scored with 65 and Barry Rhodes scored 60.  Gareth Powell made a run a ball 32*.  Easts were then dismissed in the 43rd over for 171 with Gareth Powell taking 3/27 and David Castle 3/47.  The Senior 3 Men played Eastbourne at Eastbourne.  Batting first Johnsonville scored 246/9 in their 50 overs.  Tom Eathorne (33) and Kamal Patel (42) opened the innings with a good 1st wicket partnership.  Chris Leach scored 35 and Rob Newson 33.  Eastbourne were then bowled out for 185  in the 45th over with Tayne Falconer taking 3/10 and Callum Thornton 3/33.  Andrew Newson took 1 catch and 3 stumpings.

The Senior Women played Collegians at Alex Moore Park. Collegians batted first scoring 155 in 45 overs.  They got off to a good start before a good second spell of bowling from Michelle Bunkall who took 5/22 including a hattrick.  Kelly Sutherland took 4/15 off 6.3 overs.  Johnsonville passed the total with 7 wickets in hand.  Megan Wakefield scored 53 and Kelly Sutherland 50 in a 2nd wicket partnership of 103.  The Super 8s won by default.  The Youth Girls lost to Hutt Districts.  Johnsonville batted first scoring their highest total for the season of 106 in their 30 overs.  Hutt managed to pass this total in spite of a very good spell of bowling from Arna Thornton who took 4/8 in 4 overs.

The 2B Bandits lost to Karori at Karori Park.  Batting first Karori scored 341/9 with one batsman scoring a double century.  Julian Allen took 4/59 and Mike Baack in his first game for Johnsonville took 4/21.  In reply Johnsonville were 216/9 with Julian Allen top scoring with 79 and Andrew Ellis scoring 44.  The Cripples beat Onslow who were all out for 80.  The Cripples scored 84/8. 

All three T20 sides had wins.  The Full Tossers batted first against Collegians and scored 200 all out.  Collegians then made 190/7.  The Run Chargers played University who batted first and scored 109/8.  The Run Chargers were 110/6 with Tyrone Peterson scoring 45.  The Young Guns beat Easts who batted first and scored 120/9.  The Young Guns scored 123/6 with Jono Cox scoring 33*.

Major Sponsor - Devon and Patterson Flooring

We are excited to announce Devon and Patterson Flooring as the new major sponsor of the Johnsonville Cricket Club.  

Devon & Patterson is a family owned and operated business with over 30 years experience in the flooring industry.  They have a fantastic showroom at the corner of Moorefield Road & Wanaka Street (opposite Johnsonville railway station) with a huge range of flooring available for selection.  They offer the supply and installation of carpet, timber, laminate and vinyl throughout the Wellington and the surrounding areas. They have the expertise and infrastructure in place to cater for all sizes of work, starting from rugs & mats, right up to flooring an entire office floor.  Quality - service - style. Wellington's leading supplier of quality carpets and vinyls. Cavalier Bremworth warranted dealer. Free measure and quote services.

Devon and Patterson have been associated with the Johnsonville Cricket Club for a few years now; primarily sponsoring the top two junior teams.  It was fantastic to meet with Malcolm Patterson recently and discuss the step up to being a premier sponsor of the entire club.  Devon & Patterson will not only retain their sponsorship of the two top junior teams but will now be associated with all of the senior teams - who will be renamed to include Devon & Patterson in their team name. 

Then comes the most important bit - should any of your friends and family need flooring services then send them off to see the staff at Devon and Patterson Flooring! 

Cricket Wellington Junior Cricket Volunteer of the Month - Bill Taylor

Bill Taylor, the Junior Convenor of the JCC, has been awarded the Junior Cricket Volunteer of the Month by Cricket Wellington.  This award has been reintroduced this season to acknowledge outstanding work volunteers do in junior cricket.

Bill has been involved in the junior section of the JCC for the past 10 years - 7 of them as convenor.  Bill also runs the junior Have a Go programme at the Club.  Congratulations Bill and the JCC also thanks you for your time and input over the past 10 years.

See Cricket Wellington's website for further details. 

5 November

This was not such a good weekend for our Senior teams however our T20 teams had good results.  Check out the full scorecards on our Results page.

The Senior Men lost to Hutt Districts at Petone.  Johnsonville won the toss and put Hutt into bat.  Hutt scored 185 all out in the 49th over.  Steve Coleman took 3/31, Scott Mudgway took 1 catch and 2 stumpings and Barry Rhodes 3 catches.  Johnsonville were all out for 121 in the 47th over with most batsman making a start and failing to go on.

The Senior Women lost to both Collegians and Onslow at Te Whiti in their T20 games.  The Senior 3 men lost to Easts at Alex Moore Park.  Easts batted first and scored 207/2.  Johnsonville were all out for 132 with Andrew Stirrat top scoring with 37.

The 2B Bandits had a good win over Easts.  Easts batted first and were all out for 136.  Julian Allen took 3/24 and Phil Anderson 3/26.  Johnsonville then scored 139/8 with Mihi Chauhan top scoring with 33.  The Cripples lost to Indian Sports by 5 wickets.  The Cripples scored 107 all out and Indian Sports scored 109/5. 

In the T20 grades the Full Tossers lost to Collegian Lunchcutters.  Collegians scored 121/7 and then bowled the Full Tossers out for 82.  The Run Chargers who scored 165/8 (Praveen 55) beat Onslow Beer View Mirrors who scored 134/9.  The Young Guns beat Easts Buffalos.

The Super 8 women had a good win over Easts.  Easts batted first and scored 114/6 with Kay Pile 2/21, K O'Brien 2/21 and Andrea Boon 2/25 the wicket takers.  Johnsonville passed this total in the 18th over with Andrea Boon 40* the leading run scorer.  The Youth Girls had a loss to North City.  North City scored 237/3 and Johnsonville were all out for 46.

Mudgway plays 100th game for Johnsonville

Scott Mudgway played his 100th game for Johnsonville Senior Men on 29 October against Taita at Alex Moore Park.  Scott joined the club in 2004 and has been a member of the Senior men's team since.  He has scored over 2,000 runs and currently holds the club record for the most dismissals by a wicketkeeper.  Club President, Alan Isaac, presented Scott with a commerative plate to mark the occasion.

29 October

The wet weather in the preceeding week meant only the Senior men, Senior 3 men and Senior women played on Saturday. It was a good weekend for the Club with all three teams winning. 

The Senior men played Taita at Alex Moore Park in a game which was reduced to 30 overs due to a wet outfield and bowler runups.  Johnsonville batted first scoring 176/9.  Barry Rhodes top scored with 70 off 57 balls and Hareen Silva scored 38.  Taita were restricted to 116 all out.  Ryan Isaac took 3/21 and Scott Edgecombe 2/13.

The Senior Women played Onslow in a T20 match at Delaney Park.  Onslow batted first scoring 86/4.  The wickets were shared around  however Melissa Hansen bowled very well with only nine runs coming from her four overs.  Johnsonville passed Onslow's total losing only three wickets.  Thamsyn Newton, opening the batting, top scored with 34 and Kelly Sutherland was 24 not out.

The Senior 3 men played Wainuiomata at Churton Park.  Wainuiomata batted first and were all out for 147.  Laurence Sukhu took 2/14 off 10, Chris Leach 2/30 and Kamal Patel 2/22.  Johnsonville had a win by 4 wickets scoring 150/6.  All the batsmen reached double figures with Tom Eathorne scoring 22*.

22 October Hazlett Trophy T20 games

Johnsonville had a mixed start to the season playing 2 x T20 games on 22 October.  After easily beating Taita they then lost to Hutt Districts.  It was a good day for Scott Edgecombe playing his first Hazlett Trophy match who took 4/19 against Taita.  Hareen Silva scored a personal best against Hutt Districts with 68.

2011/2012 practice schedule

The practice schedule for 2011/2012 is available here.

Jugo Cup - 1-2 October

The Senior Men travelled to Masterton for a pre-season tournament at Rathkeale College against Greytown, University and North City.  The weekend's games comprised 1 50 over game and 2 x T20s. 

Playing Greytown in a 50 over game Greytown batted first and were all out for 156. Isaac took 3/36 off 8, Hudson 1/17 off 7, Edgecombe 1/9 off 5,Coleman 1/15 off 8.1 and Castle 2/23 off 7. In reply Johnsonville scored 157/6 with Powell top scoring with 70 not out. Powell was ably supported by Leach, Edgecombe and Rajendra.

The first T20 game on Sunday was versus University.  Johnsonville batted first and scored169/8. Kapadia scored a well compiled 34 and Coleman an aggressive 53 . Varsity was bowled out for 113 with Edgecombe taking 3/19 off 4, Castle 1/13 off 3, Isaac 1/8 off 4 and Coleman 2/10 off 2. Mudgway took 3 catches and Edgecombe 2. 

The second T20 game was versus North City. Batting first Johnsonville scored 144/6.  Edgecombe top scored with 53 followed by Silva with 38.

North City got 145/4 with Walters and Bowden flailing our bowlers in a 55 run opening partnership off 5 overs. Powell who was injured bowled well at the end to take 2/10 but by then it was too late. 

The Jugo Cup was won by North City with Johnsonville finishing second.

Cricket Wellington season calendar and notes for 2011/2012 season

Click HERE to view the Cricket Wellington season calendar and HERE to view the accompanying notes.

Pre season games and training

The Senior Men play Greytown on Saturday 1 October in a 1 day game and then North City and University in two T20 games on Sunday 2 October at Rathkeale. Further pre season games against a Horowhenua club team on Saturday 8 October and Upper Hutt on Saturday 15 October are also being held. A game for the Senior Reserves will also be organised before their season commences on 29 October. 

Pre season training for all women's and youth girl's grades commences on Sunday 2 October at 10.30am at the Farnboro Centre Onslow College.  All new and existing players welcome. 

Hazlett Trophy Draw 2011/2012

The draw for the Hazlett trophy has been released.

T20

 

 

22 Oct 11:00 am

Taita VIC Cycles v Johnsonville

Linden A

22 Oct 3:00 pm

Johnsonville v Hutt Districts

Endeavour

26 Nov 11:00 am

Karori v Johnsonville

Fraser 1

26 Nov 3:00 pm

Eastern Suburbs v Johnsonville

Fraser 2

27 Nov 11:00 am

Johnsonville v Petone – Riverside

Petone 1

27 Nov 3:00 pm

Wainui v Johnsonville

Petone 5

7 Dec 5:30 pm

Johnsonville v Four Kings University

Alex Moore Park

1 Day

 

 

29 Oct

Johnsonville v Taita VIC Cycles

Alex Moore Park

5 Nov

Hutt Districts v Johnsonville

Hutt Rec 1

12 Nov

Four Kings University v Johnsonville

Kelburn

19 Nov

Eastern Suburbs v Johnsonville

Kilbirnie 1

3 Dec

Karori v Johnsonville

Alex Moore Park

7 Jan

Johnsonville v Petone – Riverside

Alex Moore Park

14 Jan

Johnsonville v Wainui

Alex Moore Park

2 Day

 

 

10 Dec, 17 Dec

Taita VIC Cycles v Johnsonville

Fraser 1

21 Jan, 28 Jan

Johnsonville v Four Kings University

Alex Moore Park

4 Feb, 11 Feb

Johnsonville v Eastern Suburbs

Alex Moore Park

18 Feb, 19 Feb

Johnsonville v Karori

Alex Moore Park

25 Feb, 3 Mar

Petone - Riverside v Johnsonville

Petone 1

10 Mar, 17 Mar

Johnsonville v Hutt Districts

Alex Moore Park

24 Mar, 31 Mar

Wainui v Johnsonville

Bryan Heath 1

 

Annual General Meeting 2011/2012

The Annual General meeting was held on Monday 5 September at the clubrooms. Julian Allen was elected Chairman. A full list of office bearers can be found under the Committee page. The meeting thanked the 2010/2011 committee for their work, acknowledged the success of the 125th celebrations and also acknowledged the healthy financial state of the club at the end of the season.

A copy of the 2010/2011 annual report can be found here.

2011/2012 Pre-season

Planning is well underway for the 2011-2012 cricket season at the JCC. Cricket Wellington has finished its review and from 2012-2013 season there will be a Premier competition with a Premier Reserve grade running alongside. The clubs who have teams in the Premier competition will also be able to have teams in the Premier Reserve grade. We at the JCC are moving to be in a position to be one of the clubs who will be able to meet all the criteria to be a Premier club in this new and exciting competition.

A calendar for the preseason programme for the Senior and Senior 3 men and details of the competition for the first half of the 2011-2012 season has been compiled and can be viewed here.

Alex Moore Park Development

For information on the Alex Moore Park development and to follow the progress to date see the following link:

http://www.alexmoorepark.org.nz/

125th  Jubilee and One Hundred and Twenty Five Years of Village Cricket up in the hills

Over the weekend of 4-6 March 2011 the Club celebrated 125 years of existence.  Although the weather was terrible with no cricket being played, all those who attended the celebrations made the most of the social functions.  The Jubilee book entitled One Hundred and Twenty Fives Years of Village Cricket up in the hills compiled and edited by Alan Isaac with assistance from Sam Worthington and Gilly Meyers is a fantastic record of the Club's history.  If you were unable to attend the celebrations and would like a copy please contact  Alan Isaac or alternatively an electronic version of this book can be found here.  

To view the group photo taken on the Sunday please click here.

2010-2011 Season

Prizegiving 27 March 2011

The Club held its annual prizegiving on Saturday 26 March.

The Super 8 team was named JCC "Cricketers of the Year" for their achievements over the 2010-2011 season. The Super 8 team went through the summer unbeaten.

Barry Rhodes was the Senior Men's Player of the Year. Barry also received the Bryan Malin trophy for the most runs and the Robert Turner Trophy for the most wickets in Senior Men's grade. Barry scored 883 runs and took 29 wickets during the season.

Scott Mudgway received the Alan Malin Trophy for the most catches in all grades. Scott took 18 catches and executed 10 stumpings during the season.

Kelly Sutherland was the Best Batsman and Michelle Bunkall the Best Bowler in Senior Women's Grade. Thamsyn Newton received the Molly Bleakly Trophy for the most improved Senior Women's player.

David Hudson received the trophy for the Most Outstanding Player Under 20 years, Chris Leach the trophy for the Most Dedicated "Club Member".

Hannah Lee-Harwood received the trophy for Youth Women's Most Valuable Player. Hannah was a leading run scorer in the Youth Women's grade and always performed admirably when called upon to fill in for the Senior Women.

Click HERE to view a full list of prize winners. Check out the Gallery for photos of the prizewinners and prizegiving.

During the presentations Alan Isaac, the Club President, acknowledged the accomplishments of a number of players this season. He congratulated the following players on their representative achievements:

Luke Woodcock made his T20 debut for the Black Caps against Pakistan and then represented the Black Caps at the 1 day World Cup. Sian Ruck was again selected for the White Ferns this season and along with Megan Wakefield and Michelle Bunkall played for the Wellington Blaze. Barry Rhodes played for the Wellington Under 23 side at the national tournament and Thamsyn Newton and Caitlin Eves both played in the Wellington Women's development side at the national tournament.

Club Milestones 2010/2011

Scott Mudgway now holds the record for most wicketkeeping dismissals of 164 (122 catches, 42 stumpings). He broke the record of Adrian Duffy 157 dismissals (131 catches, 26 stumpings).

Super 8 Women went through the season unbeaten.

13 November v Upper Hutt, Gareth Powell's 100th match for Johnsonville.

20 Nov 2010 v North City, Luke Woodcock achieved 250 wickets for Johnsonville

28 Nov 2010 v Taita, Barry Rhodes achieved 50 wickets for Johnsonville giving him 64 wickets in 2 seasons

4 Dec 2010 v Taita, Mark Pulley’s 100th match for Johnsonville

8 Jan 2011 v Karori, Barry Rhodes achieved 1,000 runs for Johnsonville giving him 1,423 in 2 seasons.

Mark Pulley and Scott Mudgway scored their maiden centuries for the Senior Men. Ryan Isaac and Dave Edgecombe scored maiden centuries for the Senior 3 Men.

Cheryl Stiles scored her 100th first class game when the Blackcaps played Pakistan at the Basin Reserve in January 2010.

Johnsonville Cricket Foundation

The Johnsonville Cricket Foundation was launched at the recent 125th Jubilee celebrations. An auction on the Friday night of the celebrations saw the proceeds go to the Foundation. The Foundation will better ensure the future of cricket in the region and will lessen the Club's dependency on grants. The trustees are George Verry, Marc Warner, Nigel Blair and Jonathon Millmow. Feel free to contact the Club if you have any ideas to promote the Foundation.

Mudgway sets new club record

Scott Mudgway set a new club record for dismissals by a wicketkeeper. His 3rd catch against University on 26 February brought up his 158th dismissal. He has taken 117 catches and 41 stumpings. The previous record was held by Adrian Duffy.

Luke Woodcock makes World Cup Squad

Luke Woodcock has made the Blackcaps team for the upcoming World Cup which starts on 19 February in Bangladesh. NZ’s first game is on the 20th February against Kenya.

Luke of course played his first game (a T/20) for NZ recently against Pakistan in Hamilton. With Sian Ruck, who is a current member of the White Ferns, I suspect the JCC is probably unique in having two NZ cricket players at the same time.

Sian Ruck takes 50 1 day wickets for Blaze

Sian Ruck took her 50th 1 day wicket for the Blaze against Otago at Trentham Memorial Park on Saturday 8 January. Sian has now played 44 1 day games for the Blaze and has one of the best economy rates in the competition at 3.4 runs per over.

 

Luke Woodcock debuts for the Blackcaps

Luke Woodcock debuted for the Blackcaps in a T20 against Pakistan on 28 December in Hamilton. Luke had the very impressive bowling figures of 0/20 off 4 overs, conceding only 1 boundary. Luke has also been selected in the Blackcaps 30 man squad for the World Cup in Feb/March in Asia.

Luke is the third JCC player in 125 years to play for NZ whilst playing for the club. The first was Eric Fisher who played a test against South Africa in the 1952/53 season and Jonathan Millmow who played five ODI’s for New Zealand in 1990.

Bryan Malin Trophy

Johnsonville played Horowhenua/Kapiti on Sunday 31 October for the Bryan Malin trophy which Horowhenua/Kapiti won for the first time last season. Horowhenua batted first and made 171/10. V Patel and S Edgecombe who usually play secondary school cricket played for Johnsonville. Patel took 3 wickets and Edgecombe 1. Johnsonville scored 175 with Mudgway scoring 31, Pulley 60* and Rhodes finishing off the talley with 36*. Pulley had an excellent day in the field taking 4 catches and executing a runout. The match was capably scored by the Vice President of the ICC - Alan Isaac.

Masterton Tournament

The Senior Men headed to Masterton for the weekend of 2-3 October for a pre-season tournament with University, Onslow and Greytown. The team had a successful weekend beating Onslow in a 50 over match, University in a T20 game and losing on the last ball to Greytown in a T/20 match.

AGM

The AGM was held on 23 September 2010 and a new committee elected. Go to the Committee tab to see who is running your club this season.

Click HERE to view the 2009/2010 annual report.

Coaching Available

Barry Rhodes is available again this season for coaching. If you wish to contact Barry to arrange individual coaching please contact him at:

 

2009 - 2010 Season

Wellington Cricket Awards

A number of JCC members were recognised at the Wellington Cricket Norwood Awards on 14 April 2010.

Luke Woodcock was named the Wellington Cricketer of the Year. Luke also received the award for the outstanding Batsman and outstanding Fielder of the Year. Luke has had a successful season for Wellington scoring 988 runs - the record for the number of runs in a first class season for Wellington.

Barry Rhodes received the award for the Hazlett Trophy Cricketer of the Year scoring 541 runs and taking 35 wickets.

Megan Wakefield received the award for the Wellington Women's Club Cricketer of the year. Michelle Bunkall was fourth placed in this category.

Rick Mudgway deservedly received the Mike Curtis trophy for the Club Volunteer of the Year.

While no JCC teams won their grade there were a number of top three placings for the season.

Prizegiving 27 March 2010

The Clubrooms was packed for the 2009-2010 prizegiving on Saturday 27 March.

Sian Ruck was named JCC "Cricketer of the Year" for her achievements in the 2009-2010 season. Sian was a member of the White Ferns squad who played Australia in the Rose Bowl series over February/March. She has also been selected in the White Ferns to compete in the Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies. Sian was also a member of the Blaze side who were 2nd in the National Women's one day competition.

Click HERE for a full list of prizewinners. Check out the Gallery for photos of the prizewinners and prizegiving.

Club Milestones

Luke Woodcock played his 100th game for Johnsonville against Karori on 20 January 2010. Luke started his club career with Johnsonville in 1999 after leaving Newlands College. Luke's contribution to the club over this time has been impressive. He has scored 4,350 runs at an average of 44.3 and this includes 8 centuries and 23 fifties. He has taken 231 wickets at an average of 14.2.

There was a new Club record for the 8th wicket partnership set by Scott Mudgway and Sam Outtrim of 125 runs off 143 balls in Johnsonville's 1st innings against Karori on 20 January 2010.

Gareth Powell has taken 150 wickets for the Club and Ryan Isaac 50. Mark Pulley (76) and Chris Leach (78) have both achieved personal bests with the bat.

AGM

The AGM was held on 17 September 2009 and a new committee elected.

Click HERE to view the 2008/2009 annual report.

ICC Centenary Medals -

Cheryl Styles and Earle Cooper, JCC members, were presented with ICC Centenary Medals in March 2009. These were presented to volunteers who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to the game and it is good to see two of our members honoured as there was only 50 medals presented in NZ.

 


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