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Wednesday, December 10, 2014

Southern cricket - Round 8

SOUTHERN CRICKET ASSOCIATION
Derwent Valley matches
Round 8

IN a rain effected First Grade match that was reduced to 44 overs, New Norfolk I went down to St Virgil's by 21 runs on Sunday. The Red Caps won the toss and sent the home side in to make a respectable 4 for 208 with three of the home side bowlers taking wickets. In reply, New Norfolk gave it a good shot but was bowled out in the 40th over. Ashley Morgan did his best to give his team a chance of victory with a well-made 62 including six 4s and two 6s. Coach Dav Maddox also did well making 36 including four boundaries.

Corey Ransley.
Thanks to a seven wicket haul by Gretna paceman Corey Ransley and some great batting from the team, Gretna had a big win at home over Claremont in Second Grade on Saturday. Ransley took his first wicket from just his second delivery and steamrolled through the Magpies, finishing with figures of 7-28 off 10 overs.  Earlier in the day the visitors won the toss and sent Gretna in to make the very good score of 6 for 251 with all batsmen contributing. Rhys Browning has been in great form of late and compiled a well-made 53 not out, hitting the boundary six times. Aaron Maddox 35 and Craig Cunningham 22 put on a great opening partnership of 91. Captain Ben Rainbird came in down the order making 26 and before his wicket haul Corey Ransley made 18 not out. In reply, Claremont was bundled out for 102 giving Gretna a 149-run victory.

A superb all-round effort by Nathan Eiszele helped Molesworth I to a great win over Sandford at home. Eiszele is in good form this season and made an excellent 92 in his team's total of 230. He hit five 4s and a staggering eight 6s, putting on a batting clinic for all to see at the big Boyer Oval. Daniel Adams 32 and Nick Piuselli 31 did well earlier.  In reply Sandford was unable to handle the Molesworth bowlers and was bowled out for 161. Again it was Nathan Eiszele who was among the action, taking 4-32 in a good spell of bowling from 8.3 overs and Brad Coppleman bowled equally as well finishing with great figures of 3-16 off nine overs. Molesworth is in great form so far this season and looks to again play in the finals.

In Third Grade, the in-form Bushy Park went down to Runnymede by 23 runs on Saturday. Runnymede won the toss and elected to bat, hitting up 10 for 179. Of the Bushy Park bowlers, new player B. Howlett did very well taking 5 for 22 from five overs while Trent Grant picked up three victims. In reply, Bushy Park went close, but just couldn't manage the extra runs needed. Mitchell Crosswell has been in good form with the ball of late and this week put his hand to batting, making the top score of 57 while Damien Madden made 19.

In the other Third Grade match, Gretna II suffered an 88-run loss to MacKillop Beltas at Cambridge Oval. The home side had first knock, making 226. Adam Browning was the main wicket taker for Gretna with 3-35 while Zac Crosswell did well taking 2-23 and Joey Eyles 2-35. In reply Gretna started off well with Jack Gregson again getting amongst the runs, top scoring with 33. From here Gretna lost six for just five runs and was all out for 138.
 
In Fourth Grade New Norfolk went down to the Marquis Tigers by 91 runs on Sunday. The Tigers made the good score of 223 with Jamie Hill the best of the Red Caps bowlers taking 3-26 off his 10 overs. In reply New Norfolk was dismissed for 132. Brendan Skelly was the best of the batsman with a well-made 45 which included eight 4s. Chris Eiszele who hadn't played for five years did well making 25.
 
Sam Triffitt hit up a century to help Molesworth II to a good victory over the Knights in Fifth Grade on Saturday. The home team won the toss and sent Molesworth into bat. Triffitt certainly made the most of the opportunity. In his total of 105 he hit 12 fours and four 6s in a great display of batting. Larry Menzie was next best with 31. In reply the Knights were bowled out just shy of Molesworth's total for 220. Aaron Triffitt and Larry Menzie were the pick of the bowlers with two wickets each. This young Molesworth team is performing very well and looking better as the season progresses.

SCORES
FIRST GRADE - Sunday
St Virgils 4 for 208 off 44 overs (16 extras) d New Norfolk I 10 for 187 off 39.3 overs (30 extras) at St Virgils. New Norfolk I - batting: Ashley Morgan 62 (6x4s, 2x6s), David Maddox 36 (4x4s), Jamie Maddox 22, Adrian Eiszele 16, Richard Graham 13, Josh Rowlands 12no. New Norfolk I - bowling: Stewart Rice 1-29 (9), Jamie Maddox 1-33 (9), Josh Rowlands 1-33 (8).

SECOND GRADE - Saturday
Gretna I 6 for 251 off 50 overs (63 extras) d Claremont 10 for 102 off 22.2 overs at Gretna. Gretna I - batting: Rhys Browning 53 not out (6x4s), Aaron Maddox 35, Ben Rainbird 26, Craig Cunningham 22, Corey Ransley 18no, Mathew Burns 14, Glenn Blackwell 12.  Gretna I - bowling: Corey Ransley 7-28 (10), Craig Cunningham 2-6 (1.2), Daniel Browning 1-30 (4).

Molesworth 8 for 230 off 50 overs (26 extras) d Sandford 10 for 161 off 43.3 overs (26 extras) at Boyer Oval. Molesworth I - batting: Nathan Eiszele 92 (5x4s, 8x6s), Daniel Adams 32, Nick Piuselli 31, Brad Coppleman 20, Jamie Adams 19. Molesworth I - bowling: Nathan Eiszele 4-32 (8.3), Brad Coppleman 3-16 (9), Josh Bomford 1-15 (4), Jye County 1-21 (6), Dean King 1-35 (8).

THIRD GRADE - Saturday
Runnymede 10 for 179 off 46.1 overs (25 extras) d Bushy Park 10 for 156 off 38.4 overs (17 extras) at Runnymede. Bushy Park - batting: Mitchell Crosswell 57, Damien Madden 19, Troy Smith 15, Danny Mason 14, Jason Crosswell 13, Peter Madden 10 not out. Bushy Park - bowling: B. Howlett 5-22 (5), Trent Grant 3-40 (10), Mitchell Crosswell 1-13 (7.1).

MacKillop Beltas 10 for 226 off 46.4 overs (27 extras) d Gretna II 10 for 138 off 41.2 overs (28 extras) at Cambridge Oval. Gretna II - batting: Jack Gregson 33 (2x4s, 3x6s), Joey Eyles 19, Damien Hack 17, Jordan Hastie 17, Brian Smith 17. Gretna II - bowling: Adam Browning 3-45 (10), Zac Crosswell 2-23 (10), Joey Eyles 2-35 (10), Tom Gregson 2-81 (9.4).

FOURTH GRADE - Sunday
Marquis Tigers 10 for 223 off 50 overs (17 extras) d New Norfolk II 10 for 132 off 30.3 overs (23 extras) at Lansdowne. New Norfolk II - batting: Brendan Skelly 45 (8x4s), Chris Eiszele 25, T. Smith 14, Stuart Banks 10 not out.  New Norfolk II - bowling: Jamie Hill 3-26 (10), Chris Eiszele 2-62 (10), Trent Smith 2-62 (8), Mitchell Rice 1-24 (10), Aaron Drew 1-33 (10).

FIFTH GRADE - Saturday
Molesworth II 10 for 247 off 48 overs (35 extras) d Knights 10 for 220 off 46.4 overs (26 extras) at Abbotsfield Park.  Molesworth II - batting: Sam Triffitt 105 (12x4s, 4x6s), Larry Menzie 31, Aaron Triffitt 27, Jake Foster 20, Brayden Chaplin 14.  Molesworth II - bowling: Aaron Triffitt 2-30 (9), Larry Menzie 2-49 (10), Brayden Hodge 1-20 (7.4), Martyn Evans 1-30 (4), Brayden Chaplin 1-32 (6), Josh Ransley 1-35 (8).

Monday, December 8, 2014

Sunday, December 7, 2014

Frescati friends meet

THE annual general meeting of the Derwent Valley Council's Friends of Frescati special committee will be held this Wednesday at 5.30pm in the Courthouse, Circle St, New Norfolk. Mayor Martyn Evans will be the guest speaker and all are welcome to attend.

Saturday, December 6, 2014

NNHS awards for 2014

AN impressive list of awards was presented to successful students at New Norfolk High School's annual prizegiving assembly earlier this week. Congratulations to all recipients and to the donors who make the awards possible.

The major award of Dux of the School went to Jazmine Cowling, while Jazmine also shared the New Norfolk High School Medal with fellow Grade 10 student Isabella Darey.

The presentation assembly was held at the Derwent Valley Sport and Recreation Centre on Tuesday night.

Bursaries

  • Norske Skog Bursaries for students proceeding to College Education: Nathasja Duindam, Kyle Jones, Tyler Pearce, Jordyn Wilton.
  • UTAS C H Miller Custodian Foundation Springboard to Higher Education Bursary: Ella Adams
  • UTAS Sylvia & Charles Viertel Charitable Foundation Springboard to Higher Education Bursary: Alice Clarke
  • Central Highlands Council Bursary for a student residing in the Central Highlands and proceeding to Further Education: Zak Booth
  • Claremont College Award for a student proceeding to Claremont College: Georgia Bailey 
  • Magra CWA Vocational Bursary for a student proceeding to a VET Course: Tomasz Czaja
  • Ross Nicholson TYGA FM Commemorative Bursary for Music or Media: Alice Clarke



Jazmine Cowling receives an
award from principal
Malcolm Elliott
Grade 10 Subject Prizes

  • Andrew Walter Constructions Award for Achievement in Vocational and Applied Learning - Personal Futures: Isabella Darey
  • ANZ New Norfolk Award for Achievement in English: Jazmine Cowling
  • ANZ New Norfolk Award for Achievement in Mathematics: Jazmine Cowling
  • ANZ New Norfolk Award for Achievement in Science: Jazmine Cowling
  • Beacon Award for Achievement in the Arts - Dance: Sunita Browning
  • Councillor Damian Bester Award for Achievement in Society, History and Geography: Jazmine Cowling
  • Derwent Valley Concert Band Award for Achievement in the Arts - Music: Derrick Rabe
  • Derwent Valley School of Creative Woodwork Award for Achievement in Vocational and Applied Learning - Materials, Design and Technology: Zak Booth and Tomasz Czaja
  • Derwent Valley Sports & Recreation Centre Award for Achievement in Health and Wellbeing: Caitlin Wesley
  • Edwards Family Award for Achievement in Vocational and Applied Learning - Foods: Alice Clarke
  • Taylor Lacey Memorial Award for Achievement in Visual Arts: Derrick Rabe


Grade 10 Awards

  • ADF Long Tan Leadership & Teamwork Award: Tomasz Czaja
  • Senator Carol Brown Award for Personal Endeavour: Nathasja Duindam
  • David Jefferson Memorial Award for Service to the School Community: Tyler Pearce and Derrick Rabe
  • Derwent Valley Rotary Club Shield for Citizenship, Service and Fellowship over four years: Jaidyn Daniels and Isabella Darey
  • F H Dixon Bequest for Achievement in Public Speaking: Jazmine Cowling
  • Lions Club of New Norfolk Community Service & Citizenship Award: Alice Clarke
  • Lyons Shield for excellence in academia, community service and school participation: Isabella Darey
  • Michael Graham Memorial Trophy for Boys Sport & Sportsmanship: Joshua Ransley
  • Tina and Stephen Rhodes Memorial Award for Outstanding Values in Girls Sport sponsored by Derwent Valley Sports and Recreation Centre: Sunita Browning
  • Uniting Church Personal Endeavour and Commitment to Personal Growth Award: Georgia Bailey
  • New Norfolk High School Caltex Best All Rounder: Caitlin Wesley
  • Rebecca White MHA Encouragement Award for Grade 10: Lucas Kaiser


Jessie Ure receives an award from
Mayor Martyn Evans
Grade 9 Awards

  • The Gazette Award for Achievement in Communications: Natasha Winter
  • David Llewellyn MHA Encouragement Award: Taleah Oates
  • Derwent Valley Council Award for Outstanding Achievement across the Curriculum: Jessie Ure
  • Derwent Valley Masonic Lodge Grade 9 Best All Rounder Award: Brianna Fenton
  • Pat Blackwell Community Service and Citizenship Award: Campbell Evans
  • Phil Lake Award for Consistent Effort in Mathematics sponsored by the Mathematical Association of Tasmania: Melissa Gleeson
  • Tasmanian Alkaloids Award for Exemplary Commitment to the Values of Education: Ellie Hayton and Jye Wilton



Chloe Wilson receives an award
from Rene Hidding MHA
Grade 8 Awards

  • Carol Foster Award for Improvement in Reading: Andrew Miller
  • Commonwealth Bank Grade 8 Best All Rounder Award: Emma Browning
  • Dazeley Award for Service to the School Community: Cassandra Ringsell
  • Lachlan CWA Memorial Committee Encouragement Award: Thomas Booth
  • Mark Shelton MHA Award for Upholding the School Values and being a Professional Student: Lydia Browning
  • Rene Hidding MHA Award for Outstanding Achievement across the Curriculum: Chloe Wilson
  • RSL Award for Improvement and Consistent Effort: Taylor King
  • The Shoe Mart Sport and Sportsmanship Award: Ryan Browning


Nathan McArdle receives an
award from Craig Farrell MLC
Grade 7 Awards

  • Outstanding Achievement across the Curriculum (for a former Fairview Primary School student): Alesha Moles
  • Outstanding Achievement across the Curriculum (for a former Molesworth Primary School student): Ellie Woolley
  • Outstanding Achievement across the Curriculum (for a former New Norfolk Primary School student): Nathan McArdl
  • Carol Foster Award for Improvement in Reading: Tyson Wakefield
  • Commonwealth Bank Grade 7 Best All Rounder Award: Alesha Moles
  • Craig Farrell MLC Award for Community Service & Citizenship: Nathan McArdle
  • Lachlan CWA Memorial Committee Encouragement Award: Suzannah Keleher
  • Hobart Pathology Award for Upholding the School Values and being a Professional Student: Heather Godfrey
  • RSL Award for Improvement and Consistent Effort: Samuel Holloway


Friday, December 5, 2014

Youth League Cricket

YOUTH LEAGUE 
Round 6 

THE Gretna Under 13s had a good match against University Black last Sunday morning. Gretna made 106 with Jacob Blackwell and Tyrone Bailey doing a great job making 17 each while Zac Wheeler and Sam Jackson bowled well with a wicket each.

In the New Norfolk Under 13s match against Clarence, Coby Kemmler batted very well with 32 not out while Riley Higgins did likewise with 29. Of the bowlers for the Red Caps, Teagan Kemmler and Dylan Browning bowled did taking a wicket each.

In the Under 15s Gretna had a great win over the Kingborough Knights. Jake Campbell top-scored with 64 and Ryan Emery also did well with 54. Jake Campbell had a good game and took two wickets as did Jacob Bowerman who continues to impress.

The New Norfolk Under 15s played Sorell at Sorell. The visitors batted first and at one stage were 5 for 10, but recovered very well to make 57 with Dylan Morgan top-scoring with 18 not out and Cody Morgan 8. With the ball, Nathan Rice, Cody Morgan and Jack Edwards did well taking two wickets each.

Molesworth Under 15s had a good win over Clarence White. S. Holloway did well with the bat making 14 as did J. Fisher Cooley with 10. In the bowling J. Nichols had the excellent figures of 4 for 9 off 6 overs while J. Lester 3-14 (7 and B. McRoss 2-11 (6) also did a great job.

SCORES
UNDER 13
University Black 7 for 137 off 25 overs (46 extras) d Gretna 7 for 106 off 25 overs (29 extras) at Mt Nelson Oval. Gretna - batting: Jacob Blackwell 17 not out, Tyrone Bailey 17, Bailey Wheeler 12, Lane Hoscher 10 and Sam Jackson 8no. Gretna - bowling: Zac Wheeler 1-9 (3), Tyrone Bailey 1-9 (3), Sam Jackson 1-12 (3), Aiden Featherstone 1-15 (3), Lane Hoscher 1-18 (3).

Clarence Maroon 3 for 151 d New Norfolk 8 for 103 off 20 overs at Tynwald Park. New Norfolk - batting: Coby Kemmler 32 not out, Riley Higgins 29. New Norfolk - bowling: Teagan Kemmler 1-13, Dylan Browning 1-17.

UNDER 15
Gretna 10 for 232 off 35 overs (31 extras) d Kingborough Knights 10 for 136 off 36 overs (30 extras) at Lower Queenborough. Gretna - batting: Jake Campbell 64 (5x4s, 5x6s), Ryan Emery 54 (6x4s, 5x6s), Sam Booth 23, Jack Hills 16, Blake Mayne 13, Andrew McKenzie 12 not out. Gretna - Bowling:Jake Campbell 2-9 (4), Jacob Bowerman 2-22 (3), Sam Booth 1-10 (4), Ryan Emery 1-12 (4), Blake Eyles 1-14 (5), Andrew McKenzie 1-13 (2).

Sorell 6 for 104 d New Norfolk 10 for 57 off 23 overs (10 extras) at Sorell No.1 New Norfolk - batting: Dylan Morgan 17 not out, Cody Morgan 8, Jye Bearman 8. New Norfolk - bowling: Nathan Rice 2-14 (4), Cody Morgan 2-14 (4), Jack Edwards 2-9 (3).
 
Molesworth 8 for 81 off 25 overs (18 extras) d Clarence White 9 for 79 off 37 overs (30 extras) at Tynwald Park. Molesworth - batting: S. Holloway 14. J. Fisher-Cooley 10. J. Bearman 8. Molesworth - bowling: J. Nichols 4-9 (6), J. Lester 3-14 (7), B. McRoss 2-11 (6).

Next games - Round 7
Sunday, December 7

Under 13
Gretna v Nth Hobart at Gretna
New Norfolk v Kingston Crows at Taroona High School.

Under 15
Gretna v Wellington at Gretna.
Molesworth v Kingborough Knights at St Aloysius College Huntingfield.
New Norfolk v St Annes at Tynwald

This weekend's cricket - Round 8

SOUTHERN CRICKET ASSOCIATION  
Round 7

All Matches start at 10.30am

FIRST GRADE - Sunday
New Norfolk I v St Virgils at St Virgils.

SECOND GRADE - Saturday
Gretna I v Claremont at Gretna.
Molesworth I v Sandford at Boyer Oval.
 
THIRD GRADE - Saturday
Bushy Park v Runnumede at Runnymede.
Gretna II v MacKillop Beltas at Cambridge Oval.

FOURTH GRADE - Sunday
New Norfolk II v Marquis Tigers at Lansdowne.
 
FIFTH GRADE - Saturday
Molesworth II v Knights at Abbotsfield Park.

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Council AGM coming up

THE Derwent Valley Council's annual general meeting will be held on Monday, December 15, in the New Norfolk Courthouse at 5pm. The annual report will be available from the council office and website from today.

The AGM is an opportunity to ask questions about the council's activities over the last financial year and to propose motions from the floor. If carried by the members of the public present, these motions must be considered at the next council meeting.

The council's monthly meeting for December will follow the AGM at 6.30pm. The agenda will be available from Tuesday, December 9.