1977 - 1978

1978 - 1979

1979 - 1980

1980 - 1981

Club Executive Positions

Chairman / President - Geoff J Burridge

Secretary - Philip Jarvis

Treasurer - Brendon Howe

Club Captain - Murray Ramsay

Club Coach - John Parker

Club Selectors - Eddy Marr & Charlie Partridge

Senior Captain - Phil Hill (replaced by Charlie Partridge)

Senior Vice Captain - Charlie Partridge

Senior Res. Captain - Murray Ramsay

2nd Grade Captain - Eddy Marr

Presidents Captain - Kevin Booth

Womens Capt. Red - Peta Miller

Womens Capt. Green - Carolyn Cruickshank

Senior Manager - Trevor Howe

Asst. Senior Manager - Mark Joblin

Groundsman - Charlie J D Prior & Eddy Marr

Representative Honours

John Parker - New Zealand
- Northern Districts
- Hamilton
Carey Brunel - Hamilton
Chris F Moore - Hamilton
Lindsay Crocker - Northern Districts B Side
- Hamilton
Mark McKinnon - Northern Districts B Side
- Hamilton
Brian Pope - Hamilton 2nd Grade
Reg Karaka - Hamilton 2nd Grade
Trish Teruki - Hamilton
Carolyn Cruiskshank - Hamilton
Peta Miller - Hamilton
Mandy Nabney - Hamilton
Betty Dellaway - Hamilton
Rosemary Young - Hamilton
Robin Bradburn - Hamilton
Lynette Farrell - Hamilton

1981 Hamilton Cricket Association Representative Trophy Winners

Lindsay Crocker - AE Gibbons Tankard for Best Batting Performance

1981 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Graeme Price - Eric Petrie Award for Keeping Dismissals

1981 Club Trophy Winners

Best and Fairest - Eddy Marr

1st Team BTM - Chris F Moore

2nd Team BTM - Murray Ramsay

3rd Team - John Cunningham

4th Team - K Penny

Ladies Red - Trish Teruki

Ladies Green - Carolyn Cruickshank

Points of Interest

Peter Hunt was recognised by the Committee on 16 Feb 1981 for his work in constructing the Gear Shed.

Tilt-a-door for shed donated by John Calderwood.

17 June 1981 - The Club applied for registration as an Incorporated Society.

27 July 1981 - The Club Captain role was defined as including organisation of working bees and to acts a coordinator between teams and to club social activities and morale within the club.

1981 - 1982

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Murray E Chapple

President - Staff Smith

Vice President - Geoff J Burridge

Honorary Vice Pres. - Mr A Fraser Campbell, Len Hartley, N Parker, Trevor Howe, William (Bill) Hunter

[Bill was Secretary of Hamilton Cricket Association and Northern Districts Cricket]

Secretary - Eddy Marr

Treasurer - Brendon Howe

Club Captain - Mark Joblin

Club Coach - John Parker

Senior Captain - John Parker

Senior Vice Captain - Charlie Partridge

Senior Res. Captain - Murray Ramsay

2nd Grade Captain - Eddy Marr

Presidents Captain - Kevin Booth

Ladies Green Captain - Carolyn Cruickshank

Ladies Red Captain - Betty Dellaway

Groundsman - Eddy Marr

Representative Honours

John Parker - Northern Districts
- Hamilton

Mark McKinnon - Northern Districts B Side

- Northern Districts Under 22

- Hamilton

Lindsay Crocker - Northern Districts

- Hamilton

Graeme Price - Hamilton

Carey Brunel - Hamilton

Stephen Clark - Northern Districts Under 18

- Hamilton Under 19

- Hamilton Under 18

- Hamilton Invitational XI

David Clark - Northern Districts Under 18

- Hamilton Under 19

- Hamilton Under 18

Murphy Sua - Northern Districts Junior Secondary Schools

- Hamilton under 18

- Hamilton under 17

Roger Hart - Northern Districts Junior Secondary Schools

- Hamilton under 17

(Roger was the 2nd son of Ken Hart who died 19 Jan 2007 and as at October 2008 was living in London, England).

Phillip Clark - Hamilton Junior Secondary Schools

Adil Somani - Hamilton Junior Secondary Schools

Trish McBride - Hamilton (Played in MCC Senior Mens team)

Betty Dellaway - Hamilton

Carolyn Cruickshank - Hamilton

Peta Miller - Hamilton

S Wood - Hamilton

Sue Doig - Hamilton

Rosemary Young - Hamilton

- Hamilton Secondary Schools

Lynette Farrell - Hamilton Secondary Schools

1982 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Mark McKinnon - Mark Burnett Plate for Most Wickets in an Innings

- Albert Lissette Cup for Most Wickets in a Season

1982 Club Trophy Winners

Best and Fairest - Sandra Pearce & Linda Buchannan

Senior BTM - Doug C Edmeades

Senior Reserve BTM - Steve Orr

3rd Grade BTM - Neville Aymes

Presidents - John Clayton

Ladies Red - Betty Dellaway

Ladies Green - Rosemary Young

Points of Interest

Patron Murray E Chapple was a former New Zealand Test Captain from 1965-1966 captaining the team to their first test victory in the West Indies. He died in Hamilton on 31 July 1985 and at the time of his death had already been appointed to manage the New Zealand cricket teams tour to England in 1986.

Honorary Vice President Len Hartley was President of the Melville Rugby Club and Chairman of the Board of Governors for Melville High School.

1982 - 1983

1983 - 1984

1984 - 1985

1985 - 1986

1986 - 1987

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Mr A Fraser Campbell

President - Doug C Edmeades - resigned Dec 1986 (replaced by Ian Covell)

Vice President - Ian Covell (replaced by Manu Nahna Dec 1986)

Secretary - Trevor W Howe

Treasurer - Trevor W Howe (replaced by Betty Marr)

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge

Senior Captain - Bruce Nixon (replaced by Stephen Clark)

Club Captain - Murray Pearce - resigned Dec 1986 (replaced by Robin Oxenham)

Club Coach - D Jones

Senior A Captain - Bruce Nixon (replaced by Steven Clarke)

Senior A Vice Captain - Brendon Howe

2nd Grade Captain - Anthony Easto

Club Selectors - Mark Thomson (Convenor) & D Jones

Senior C Captain - Doug C Edmeades

Vice Senior C Captain - Brendon Howe

School 2nd XI Coach - Sandy McNicol

School 3rd XI Coach - Al Marshall

3rd Form Selector - Robin Oxenham

Groundsman - Eddy Marr & Warren Kurtt & Murray Pearce & Sandy McNicol

Representative Honours

Addil ZJ Somani - New Zealand Under 20

- Hamilton

- Hamilton B Side

Lindsay Crocker - Northern Districts

- Hamilton

Mark Carrington - Northern Districts

- Hamilton

Dean Busch - Northern Districts Under 20

- Hamilton

- Hamilton B Side

Nick Martin - Northern Districts Under 18

- Hamilton Under 20

-Hamilton Under 18

Murphy Sua - Northern Districts Under 20

- Hamilton

Brendon Coker - Northern Districts Under 20

(Kept wicket for the Melville Cricket Clubs Mens senior team and was the older brother of Nigel Coker)

Nigel Coker - Northern Districts Under 20

Marcus Oxenham - Hamilton B Side

Brendon Oxenham - Hamilton Under 18

- Hamilton Under 16

Zachary Emmett - Midlands Under 16S

tephen Marshal - Hamilton 3rd Form

Brenton Howe - Vice Captain (Team unknown)

1987 Club Trophy Winners

Best and Fairest - Addil ZJ Somani (1st Team)

The Nags Trophy - Chris Cass (2nd Team)

The Agitator Trophy - Ian Covell (2nd Team)

The Duck Award - A Lee (2nd Team)

Butterfingers Trophy - Gary Soffe (2nd Team)

1st Team BTM - Dean Busch

1st Team MVP - Hilton Bennett

2nd Team BTM - John Boom

2nd Team MVP - Grant Marsters

3rd Team BTM - Brendon Oxenham

3rd Team Bowling - Stephen Marshal

3rd Team Fielding - Mark Wilson

4th Team - Anthony Easto(M E Joblin Insurance Trophy)

Points of Interest

All present at the Clubs AGM on 13 Aug 1986 stood in silence to show respect for Geoff Burridge who had died. Geoff J Burridge was a Founding Member and a past President.

Mr Mark E Joblin donated the Joblin Trophy in 1987.

The club entered two teams, including our A-side, into a six-a-side tournament on 19 October 1986 held at Swarbrick Park and our A-side won the tournament. The club fielded four teams this season.

The Melville High School 1st XI won the 2nd section of the Waikato Secondary Schools Competition.

On 16 Nov 1986 Eddy Marr filed a Theft report with the Police over the theft of the clubs covers.

1987 - 1988

1988 - 1989

1989 - 1990

Club Executive Positions

Co-Patrons - Mr A Fraser Campbell and Dr Paul A Wood

President - Eddy Marr

Vice President - Colin James

Honorary Vice Pres. - Mark E Joblin, John F Bailey, Ross Busch, June Busch

Secretary - Trevor W Howe

Treasurer - Eddy Marr

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge

Convenor of Selectors - Hilton Bennett

Club Captain - John Hutchinson

Premier Captain - Dean Busch

Honorary Auditor - A Hec S Holland (Hec Holland Cup)

Groundsman - Eddy Marr

Representative Honours

Murphy Sua - NZ Presidents XI vs India

- Northern Districts

- Northern Districts B

- Northern Districts Colts

Addil ZJ Somani - Northern Districts

- Northern Districts B

- Northern Districts Colts

- Hamilton- Hamilton XI

- Hamilton B

Brendon Oxenham - Northern Districts Colts

- Northern Districts U20 (Reserve)

- Hamilton

- Hamilton XI

- Hamilton B

- Hamilton U20

Dean Busch - Hamilton XI

Steven Marshall - Hamilton U18

Zachary Emett - Hamilton U18

Aaron Clark - Hamilton U18

Tod Potter - Hamilton U18

Grant Marsters - Hamilton Colts

Chris Townley - Hamilton Colts

Jonathan Platt - Hamilton U16

1990 Club Trophy Winners

Best and Fairest - H Samarawickrama

1st Team MVP - Brendon Oxenham

1st Team BTM - Chris Townley

2nd Team MVP - John Hutchinson

2nd Team BTM - Steven Dunford

3rd Team Batting - Mark Wilson

3rd Team Bowling - Gary Woodward

3rd Team Fielding - Jonno Smith & Greg Smith

1990 Club Personal Recognitions

Bowling

Gary Woodward - 8 for 46 v Marist Indians

Batting

Murphy Sua - 114* v Star Varsity

John Hutchinson - 107 v Old Boys

Points of Interest

The club had three teams in competition this season after having had five last season.

During the season 2 coaching courses were run and the club was successful in gaining 12 Level 1 Coaches. These were:

A Pass: Addil ZJ Somani, Eddy Marr, John Hutchinson, Anthony Easto, H Samarawyckrama

B Pass: Steven Marshall, Chris Townley, Steven Dunford, Steve Cowan, Jonathan Platt, Greg Smith, Danny Walker

1990 - 1991

1991 - 1992

1992 - 1993

1993 - 1994

1994 - 1995

1995 - 1996

1996 - 1997

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Dave Randell

President - Tony Davys

Honorary Vice Pres. - John F Bailey, Mark Joblin, Ross Busch, June Busch, Kim Koroheke, Warren Kurth, Trevor Howe, Staff Smith, Doug C Edmeades, Jim Marsters, Keith Dawbney, Eddie Marr, Betty Marr, Barrie Mawston, Stuart T Foster, The Moss Family

Secretary - Suzy Busch (Replaced by B Wynn McCabe)

Treasurer - Deborah Busch (replaced by Charlotte Morris who was replaced by Deborah Busch)

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge

HCA Life Members - Eddy Marr

Club Captain - Campbell Bruce

Club Coach - Kingsley Smith & Addil ZJ Somani

Groundsman - Eddy Marr

Representative Honours

Addil ZJ Somani - Hamilton (Captain)

1997 Hamilton Cricket Representative Trophy Winners

Guy SC Hodgson - AE Gibbons Tankard for Best Bowling Performance

- Tom Puna Cup for Aggregate Wickets for the Season

- Cliff Dickeson Jug for Best Performance in Hamilton 1st XI

1996 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Kingsley Smith - WJ Tiller Tankard for Club Cricket of the Season

- Noel McMahon Cup for Fastest Century

Addil ZJ Somani - Pat and Dora Page Cup for Most Fielding Catches

1997 Club Trophy Winners

Best and Fairest - Ross Bradbury

Premier MVP - Kingsley Smith

Premier BTM - Sam Whata

Senior A BTM - Grant Goile

Senior A MVP - Michael Brock

Senior A Fielding - Craig Radford

Senior B BTM - Clayton Walden

Senior B Batting - Kevin Wellington

Senior C Bowling - Mukesh Patel

Senior C Batting - Bob Khandu (Joblin Trophy)

1997 Club Personal Recognitions

Bowling

Kingsley Smith 7 for 35 v Fraser Tech 9 Nov 1996

Brendon Oxenham 7 for 19 v Star Varsity 8 Feb 1997

4 for 64 v Star Varsity 15 Feb 1997 (10 wickets for the match)

Ross Bradbury 6 for 62 v Ruakura 7&8 Dec 1996

Michael Brock 6 for 43 v Ruakura 22 Feb 1997

Batting

Geoff Hampton 115* v Ruakura 22 Feb 1997

Kingsley Smith 107 v Star Varsity 8 Feb 1997

Dean Busch 101* v Star Varsity 23 Nov 1996

Bob Khandu 104 v Claudelands Green 11 Jan 1997

A Fly 100 v Hamilton East 15 Feb 1997

James Piddock 152 v Te Rapa 7 Dec 1996

Points of Interest

The Premier Team remained unbeaten for the season winning the General Engravers Trophy.

3rd year in a row Ross Bradbury received a personal recognition bowling trophy.

Melville won the Eddy Marr Bowl for being winners of the Seniors 2-Day Round Robin Competition.

1997 - 1998

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Dave Randell

President - Eddy Marr

Vice President - Norm Austin

Honorary Vice Pres. - Mrs June Busch, Mrs Betty Marr, The Moss Family, John F Bailey, Ross Busch, Keith Dawdney, Doug C Edmeades, Stuart T Foster, Trevor Howe, Mark Joblin, Kim Koroheke, Warren Kurth, Jim Marsters, Barrie Mawston, Staff Smith, Robin Oxenham

Treasurer - Charlotte Morris (replaced by B Wynn McCabe)

Secretary - B Wynn McCabe

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge

HCA Life Members - Eddy Marr

Club Captain - Tony Davys (replaced by Michael Brock)

Club Coach - Addil ZJ Somani & Kingsley Smith

Auditor - Stuart T Foster

Groundsman - Eddy Marr

Premier Captain - Addil ZJ Somani

Senior C Captain - Bart Kay

Representative Honours

Addil ZJ Somani - Hamilton (Captain)

(Addil achieved the honour of most appearances for Hamilton)

1998 Hamilton Cricket Representative Trophy Winners

Addil ZJ Somani - Wynn Bradburn Cup for Aggregate Runs Scored

Guy SC Hodgson - Tom Puna Cup for Aggregate Wickets for the Season

1998 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Addil ZJ Somani - WJ Tiller Tankard for Club Cricketer of the Season

- JE Mills Plate for Batting Aggregate Runs

Sam Whata - Albert Lissette Cup for Wickets in a Season

Peter Devonport - Pat and Dora Page Cup for Most Fielding Catches

1998 Club Trophy Winners

Best and Fairest - Addil ZJ Somani

Premier BTM - Bede Carroll & Lee Greenwood

Premier MVP - Sam Whata

Premier Batting - Addil ZJ Somani

Premier Bowling - Sam Whata

Div 2 Batting - Grant Goile

Div 2 Bowling - Ross Bradbury

Div 2 Fielding - Sophail In

Div 3 BTM - Clayton Walden

Div 3 Batting - Kevin Wellington

Div 4 BTM - Mukesh Patel

Div 4 MVP - Bob Khandu

1998 Club Personal Recognitions

Bowling

Sophail In

Ross Bradbury

Brendon Oxenham

Michael Brock

Batting

Grant Goile = 3 Centuries

Dean Busch = 1 Century

Trevarr McCarthy = 1 Century (110* off 62 deliveries, Trevarr helped his team win a 40 over game in just 20 overs with this Man-of-the-Match performance)

Points of Interest

The clubs Premier team won the Hec Holland Plate for the Seniors 1-Day competition, and were second in the round robin section of the Howden Cup, and for the second season in a row runners up for the Howden Cup.

The Div 2 team won both their 1-day and 2-day competitions and earned the right of promotion to Div 1 for the coming season.

Brad Barlow played 1st Div cricket in England.

1998 - 1999

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Dave Randell

President - Eddy Marr

Vice President - Norm Austin

Honorary Vice Pres. - Mrs June Busch, Mrs Betty Marr, Eion Bailey, John F Bailey, Ross Busch, Dave Cooke, Keith Dawbney, Doug C Edmeades, Stuart T Foster, Trevor Howe, Mark Joblin, Jim Marsters, Barrie Mawston, Staff Smith, Ross Boyd (Sen), Grant Marsters, Russell Wilson

Secretary - B Wynn McCabe

Treasurer - B Wynn McCabe

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge & John Parker

HCA Life Members - Eddy Marr

Club Captain - Michael Brock

Club Coach - Dean Busch & Addil ZJ Somani & Peter Davenport

Premier Captain - Addil ZJ Somani

Auditor - Stuart T Foster

Groundsman - Eddy Marr

Representative Honours

Grant Goile was selected for a New Zealand age group Hockey team.

Dean Busch - Hamilton B (Captain)

Addil ZJ Somani - Hamilton (Captain)

(Addil achieved the honour of most appearances for Hamilton)

1999 Hamilton Cricket Representative Trophy Winners

Guy SC Hodgson - AE Gibbons Tankard for Best Bowling Performance

- Tom Puna Cup for Aggregate Wickets for the Season

Addil ZJ Somani - Cliff Dickeson Jug for Best Performance in Hamilton 1st XI

- Wynn Bradburn Cup for Aggregate Runs Scored

- AE Gibbons Tankard for Best Batting Performance

1999 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Addil ZJ Somani - WJ Tiller Tankard for Club Cricketer of the Season

- JE Mills Plate for Batting Aggregate Runs

- JK Everest Cup for the Highest Seasons Batting Score

- Pat and Dora Page Cup for Most Feilding Catches

1999 Club Trophy Winners

Best and Fairest - Addil ZJ Somani

Premier BTM - Dean Busch

Premier MVP - Addil ZJ Somani

Premier Batting - Addil ZJ Somani

Premier Bowling - Addil ZJ Somani

2nd Team Batting - Grant Goile

2nd Team Bowling - Michael Allen

2nd Team Fielding - B Miln

Points of Interest

In its 21st year the Club discussed Life Membership for those members who have served the club sufficiently to deserve being made a Life Member. As founder of the club Mr John Parker was made the clubs second life member on 28 June 1998 at the clubs 20th AGM.

Melville entered a team in a National Cricket Max Tournament and despite losing every single game were winners of the Plate Division due to points collected during the round Robin games. Probably the only time a Melville team has ever lost every game in a competition but still won a trophy for winning their Division.

Melville won the Hec Holland Plate for the Seniors 1-Day competition.

1999 - 2000

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Dave Randell

President - Eddy Marr

Vice President - Norm Austin

Treasurer - B Wynn McCabe

Secretary - B Wynn McCabe

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge & John Parker

HCA Life Members - Eddy Marr

Groundsman - David Flintoff & Eddy Marr

Auditor - Stuart T Foster

Div 1 Team Captain - Sophal (Soup) In

Div 1 Vice Captain - Michael Brock

Div 3 Team Captain - Andrew Tod

Div 4 Team Captain - Bart Kay (Melville Green)

Div 4 Team Captain - Warren Neeley (Melville Red)

Cricket Max Captain - Trevarr McCarthy

2000 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Addil ZJ Somani - Pat and Dora Page Cup for Most Fielding Catches

2000 Club Trophy Winners

Club Personality - B Wynn McCabe

Premier MVP - Andy Dixon

Premier Bowler - Ross Bradbury

Premier Batting - Andy Dixon

Premier BTM - Sophail In

Div 1 MVP - M Whelan

Div 1 Bowling - Michael Brock

Div 1 Batting - Brendon Davis

2nd Team Fielding - M Whelan

Div 1 BTM - Paul Faapo

Div 3 Batting - Andrew Tod

Div 3 Bowling - Trevor Collins (49 wickets for the season)

Div 3 BTM - Sean Carmichael

Div 4 MVP - Bob Khandu

Div 4 BTM - Keith Gerrand

Points of Interest

Robin Oxenham died on 11 October 1999. Robin was a past Vice President, Honorary Vice President, Club Coach and Club Captain of the Club.

Melville Senior B Team won the GF Hampton Cup this season. The team won both the final and topped the points table for the season. Trevor Collins needed 1 more wicket from the last 3 wickets in the final to have taken 50 wickets for the season but was denied when Paul Marsh took the last 3 wickets with a hat trick bowling from the opposite end to Trevor. The last wicket to be taken in the hat trick was a catch taken in the field by none other than Trevor Collins.

Melville entered the National Cricket Max Tournament again this year and this tournament saw the club field a team in its first game under lights and its first win under lights. In this game Melville won the toss and the Captain Trevarr McCarthy decided to bat first. Shane Young and brother Craig Young put on an opening partnership of 53 off just 2.3 overs before Craig Young was out for 53 off just 9 balls.

Andrew Tod then came to the wicket with 3 balls left in the 3rd over and together with Shane Young put on a partnership of 121 off the remaining 7.3 overs to give the team a total of 174 for 1 off just 10 overs (just under 3 runs a ball). Shane finished on 57 not out and Andrew 62 not out. At the time this was the second highest score in a Cricket Max game at any level, only 8 runs behind the record.

Imagine being Trevarr McCarthy seeing all those runs being scored and being padded up as the next batsman in and not getting to bat, especially after being not out in 6 consecutive innings in Cricket Max before this game.

Melville won the game by 73 runs restricting the opposition to just 65 runs off the bat but let themselves down in the match by giving away 32 wides and 4 leg byes to help the opposition get to 101 all out. Warren Neeley took 2 wickets for 12 off 2 overs and John Dickenson took 2 for 18 off 2 overs, missing out on a hattrick for the second Cricket Max game in a row when he missed taking the 3rd wicket.

Unfortunately, Melville lost their 2nd place semi final and came away with no trophies. The official scorer for this game was Dave Crowe father of Martin and Jeff Crowe who played cricket for New Zealand. Martin Crowe was the inventor of Cricket Max.

2000 - 2001

2001 - 2002

2002 - 2003

2003 - 2004

2004 - 2005

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Mrs Margot E Crate

President - Norm Austin

Honorary Vice Pres. - Mrs June Busch, Mrs B Marr, Ross Busch, John F Bailey, Eion Bailey, Ross Boyd (Sen), Dave Cooke, Keith Dawdney, Doug C Edmeades, Stuart T Foster, Trevor Howe, Mark Joblin, Jim Marsters, Barrie Mawston, Staff Smith, Grant Marsters

Secretary - B Wynn McCabe

(replaced by Eddy Marr as Acting Secretary until Wynns return)

Treasurer - B Wynn McCabe

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge & John Parker & Eddy Marr & Addil ZJ Somani

HCA Life Members - Eddy Marr

Club Captain - Peter Rogerson

Club Coach - Eddy Marr

Junior Coordinator - Russell Wilson

Groundsman - Eddy Marr & Barrie Mawston

Representative Honours

Lindsay Crocker continues to be the General Manager for the New Zealand Black Caps team.

2005 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Keith Allen - ES Thomas Cup for Best Club Umpire

Hayden Douglas - Eric Petrie Award for Keeping Dismissals

2005 Club Trophy Winners

Senior Batting - Greg Smith

Senior Bowling - Maurice Patten

Senior BTM - Bevan Hunter

Senior MVP - Hayden Douglas

Senior A Batting - Gary Gernhoefer

Senior A Bowling - Ross Boyd (Jr)

Senior A Fielding - Alister Lawrie

Senior A BTM - Paul Faapo

Senior B Batting - Tim Walmsley

Senior B Bowling - Tony Thorne

Senior B BTM - Sheehan Julian Nanayakkara

Club Personality - Barrie Mawston

2005 Club Personal Recognitions

Bowling

Fraser Hill 5 for 37 v Te Rapa 2 Oct 2004

Ross Boyd (Jr) 5 for 22 v Te Rapa 23 Oct 2004

Tony Thorne 6 for 14 v Old Boys 22 Jan 2005

Maurice Patten 7 for 107 v Old Boys 19 Mar 2005

Batting

Greg Smith 115* v Te Rapa 27 Nov 2004

Scott Shirley 151 v Eastern Suburbs 22 Jan 2005

Kier Bettley 129* v Fraser Tech 5 Feb 2005

Points of Interest

The Hamilton Junior Cricket Club was wound up on 20 Jan 2005 after 47 years of history. This saw the need for the Melville Cricket Club to form a junior section.

2005 - 2006

Club Executive Positions

Patron - Claude Hamilton

President - Norman Austin

Vice President - Lurendharen Reddy

Honorary Vice Pres. - Mrs June Busch, Mrs Betty Marr, Mr Ross Busch, John F Bailey, Eion Bailey, Ross Boyd (Sen), Dave Cooke, Keith Dawdney, Doug C Edmeades, Stuart T Foster, Trevor W Howe, Mark Joblin, Barrie Mawston, Staff Smith, Grant Marsters.

Secretary - B Wynn McCabe (replaced by Eddy Marr)

Treasurer - B Wynn McCabe (replaced by Eddy Marr)

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge & John Parker & Eddy Marr & Addil ZJ Somani

HCA Life Members - Eddy Marr

Junior Co-ordinator - Russell Wilson

Club Captain - Simon Hill

Club Coach - Quinton Loganstein

Auditor - Stuart T Foster

Premier Captain - Greg Smith

Division 1 Captain - Quinton Loganstein

Division 2 Red Capt - Sheehan Julian Nanayakkara

Representative Honours

Lindsay Crocker continues to be the General Manager for the New Zealand Black Caps team.

2006 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

Kier Bettley - WJ Tiller Tankard for Club Cricketer of the Season

- JE Mills Plate for Batting Aggregate Runs

Simon Hill - Pat and Dora Page Cup for Most Fielding Catches

2006 Club Trophy Winners

Senior Batting - Keir Bettley

Senior Bowling - Michael Dodunski

Senior BTM - Keir Bettley

Senior MVP - Michael Dodunski

Senior A Batting - Fraser Hill

Senior A Bowling - Fraser Hill

Senior A Fielding - Nic Ross

Senior A BTM - Tony Barakat

Senior B Batting - Mark Townsend

Senior B Bowling - James Coutts

Senior B BTM - Jason Watts

Club Personality - Phil Rice

2006 Club Personal Recognitions

Bowling

Phillip Singlewood 7 for 54 v Hamilton East 10 Dec 2005

(Included a Hat Trick)

Maurice Patten 5 for 9 v Star Varsity 7 Jan 2006

Fraser Hill 5 for 21 v Fraser Tech 7 Jan 2006

6 for 76 v Eastern Suburbs 11 Feb 2006

Quinton Logenstein 7 for 42 v Te Rapa 28 Jan 2006

4 for 55 v Te Rapa 4 Feb 2006 (10 Wickets in a Match)

5 for 18 v Fraser Tech 25 Feb 2006

5 for 41 v Fraser Tech 4 Mar 2006(10 Wickets in a Match)

5 for 46 v HBHS 18 Mar 2006

Batting

Bevan Hunter 132* v St Pauls 3 Dec 2005

Kier Bettley 148 v Te Rapa 3 Dec 2005

123 v Star Varsity 7 Jan 2006

Greg Smith 133 v Fraser Tech 18 Feb 2006

Marcel Tipuna 104 v Melville Green 4 Mar 2006

Quinton Logenstein 155 v Fraser Tech 25 Feb 2006

Points of Interest

Amendments to the constitution were made on 13 June 2005 at the Clubs 27th AGM to paragraphs 6(e), 6(g), and 11(b). The amendment to paragraph 6(e) removed the representation of community members and school on the committee and replaced them with a representative from each adult team fielded and the Organiser of the Junior section.

2006 - 2007

2007 - 2008

Club Executive Positions

Patrons - Clive Hamill and Claude Hamilton

President - Norm Austin

Vice President - Doug C Edmeades

Honorary Vice Pres. - June Busch, Betty Marr, Eion Bailey, John F Bailey, Ross Boyd (Sen), Ross Busch, David Cooke, Keith Dawbney, Stuart T Foster, Mark Joblin, Grant Marsters, Jim Marsters, Barrie Mawston, T O Neil, Staff Smith

Treasurer - Eddy Marr

Secretary - Andy Fyers

MCC Life Members - Geoff J Burridge & John Parker & Eddy Marr & Addil ZJ Somani & B Wynn McCabe & Trevor W Howe

HCA Life Members - Eddy Marr

Club Captain - Simon Hill

Junior Coordinator - Russell Wilson

Representative Honours

Lindsay Crocker continues to be the General Manager for the New Zealand Black Caps team.

Nicola Brown - New Zealand Womens Team

2008 Club Trophy Winners

Girls MVP - Natalie Dodd (Buchanan Cup)

Senior B Div 2 Bat - Darren Mordecai (4th Team)

Senior B Div 2 Bowl - Trevarr McCarthy (Stumpy) (4th Team)

Senior B Div 2 MVP - Trevarr McCarthy (Stumpy) (4th Team) (Joblin Trophy)

Senior B Div 1 Bat - Anthony Smith (3rd Team)

Senior B Div 1 Bowl - James Coutts (3rd Team)

Senior B Div 1 BTM - Scott Fenwick (3rd Team)

Senior A Batting - Mark Townsend (2nd Team)

Senior A Bowling - Ross Boyd (Jr) (2nd Team)

Senior A Fielding - Mark Townsend (2nd Team)

Senior A BTM - Brad Marriott (2nd Team)

Senior Batting - Greg Smith (1st Team)

Senior Bowling - Michael Dodunski (1st Team)

Senior MVP - Michael Dodunski (1st Team)

Senior BTM - Andy Fyers (1st Team)

Club Personality - Simon Hill

2008 Club Personal Recognitions

Bowling

Natalie Edwards 5 for 27 v HBHS 1 Colts 10 Nov 2007

Ross Boyd (Jr) 6 for 20 v HBHS 15 Dec 2007

8 for 16 v Old Boys 8 Mar 2008

Ryan Martin 6 for 92 v HBHS 22 Dec 2007

Hayden Bennett 6 for 49 v Star Varsity 12 Jan 2008

James Coutts 5 for 30 v Eastern Suburbs 19 Jan 2008

Natalie Dodd 5 for 15 v HBHS Yr9 Colts 15 Mar 2008

Batting

Kirby Samkin 108* v St Paul Colts 13 Oct 2007

Mark Townsend 135 v Fraser Tech 24 Nov 2007

Kier Bettley 120 v Fraser Tech 19 Jan 2008

144 v Star Varsity 29 Mar 2008

Greg Smith 181 v Star Varsity 26 Jan 2008

Rick Shaw 104* v Old Boys 23 Feb 2008

Ross Boyd (Jr) 102 v Fraser Tech 22 Mar 2008

Michael Dodunski 113 v Star Varsity 29 Mar 2008

Points of Interest

Kier Bettley and Michael Dodunski playing cricket in England during Northern Hemisphere Summer.

At the AGM on 18 June 2007, Mrs B Wynn McCabe was made a Life Member of the Melville Cricket Club for her service and contribution to the club.

At the AGM on 18 June 2007, Mr Trevor W Howe was made a Life Member of the Melville Cricket Club for his service and contribution to the club.

2008 - 2009

2009 - 2010

2010 - 2011

Facts still to Verify

10. S____ Wood (what does the S stand for? She represented Hamilton in the 1981-1982 season)1981-1982

12. N____ Parker (What does the N stand for? Is this a relative of John Parkers and young Jeff Parkers? This person was an Honorary Vice President from 1981-1986). Eddy thinks this may have been John Parkers father though he cannot recall that the club actually saw Johns father. This could also possibly have been John Parkers brother Norman Murray Parker who also played for NZ.1981-1982 / 1982-1983 / 1983-1984 / 1984-1985 / 1985-1986

14. Mrs Potter (What is this persons first name? They were an Honorary Vice President in 1982-1983)1982-1983

15. C____ Potter (What does the C stand for? They were an Honorary Vice President from 1983-1986. Are the same person as Mrs Potter in 12. above from 1982-1983 who also was a Vice President?)1983-1984 / 1984-1985 / 1985-1986

16. E____ De La Rue (What does the E stand for? This person was an Honorary Vice President from 1983-1986)1983-1984 / 1984-1985 / 1985-1986

17. G____ Towler (What does the G stand for? This person was an Honorary Vice president from 1984-1986)1984-1985 / 1985-1986

20. K____ Penny (What does the K stand for? This person won the 4th team trophy in 1980-1981)1980-1981

21. B____ Garland (What does the B stand for? This person was an Honorary Vice President from 1984-1986)1984-1985 / 1985-1986

22. D____ Ryan (What does the D stand for? This person was our Honorary Auditor from 1984-1986)1984-1985 / 1985-1986

24. D____ Jones (What does the D stand for? This person was Club Coach and Selector in 1986-1987)1986-1987

28. A____ Lee (what does the A stand for? This person won the Duck award in 1986-1987 season for the 2nd team)1986-1987

34. A____ Hargreaves (What does the A stand for? This person was the Manager of the Presidents Grade Team in 1988-1989)1988-1989

44. Peter Moss & Mrs Moss & Family (What does the P stand for? What were these peoples first names. These people were a major sponsor and an Honorary Vice Presidents in 1993-1994, and their family were Honorary Vice Presidents from 1996-1998) See Tony Davys for more information.1993-1994 / 1996-1997 / 1997-1998

46. A____ Fly (What does the A stand for? This person won an individual batting award in 1996-1997 for scoring a 100)1996-1997

49. C____ Nanciveris & N___ Nanciveris (What do the C and the N stand for? These people were Honorary Vice Presidents in 2000-2001)2000-2001

52. Committee for 1991-1992 & 2006-2007I have no record of these Committees at all. EDDY IS SEARCHING FOR THESE AND WILL PROVIDE THEM.1991-1992 / 2006-2007

53. Honorary Vice Presidents 2007-2008 & 2008-2009I have no record of who our Honorary Vice Presidents were for these seasons. EDDY IS SEARCHING FOR THESE AND WILL PROVIDE THEM.2007-2008 / 2008-2009

61. T____ Sutton (What does the T stand for? This person shared the premier Bowling trophy in 2002-2003 with Michael Allen)

Roll of Honour

1977 - 1978

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

Points of Interest

1978 - 1979

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1979 Club Trophy Winners

1979 - 1980

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1980 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1980 Club Trophy Winners

1980 - 1981

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1981 Hamilton Cricket Association Representative Trophy Winners

1981 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1981 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1981 - 1982

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1982 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1982 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1982 - 1983

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1983 Hamilton Cricket Association Representative Trophy Winners

1983 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1983 - 1984

Club Executive Positions

1984 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1984 Club Trophy Winners

1984 - 1985

Club Executive Positions

1985 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1985 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1985 - 1986

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1986 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1986 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1986 - 1987

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1987 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1987 - 1988

Club Executive Positions

1988 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1988 - 1989

Club Executive Positions

1989 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1989 - 1990

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1990 Club Trophy Winners

1990 Club Personal Recognitions

Points of Interest

1990 - 1991

Club Executive Positions

1991 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1991 Club Trophy Winners

1990 Club Personal Recognitions

Points of Interest

1991 - 1992

Club Executive Positions

Representative Honours

1992 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners

1992 Club Trophy Winners

Points of Interest

1992 - 1993

2001 Hamilton Cricket Association Trophy Winners