Trinity Old Scholars Cricket Club

Trinity Old Scholars Cricket Club Formed in 2007, we are an inclusive club with four teams in the Adelaide Turf Cricket Association.

Join us for Registration Night this Thursday from 7:30pm at the Trinity College Pavilion 🏏
08/09/2026

Join us for Registration Night this Thursday from 7:30pm at the Trinity College Pavilion 🏏

This time next week ⏳
27/08/2026

This time next week ⏳

Not long now ⏳
20/08/2026

Not long now ⏳

Laconic and stylish, Mark ‘Chocko’ Williams generally played as an upper-order batsman. Scoring two centuries and two ha...
12/08/2026

Laconic and stylish, Mark ‘Chocko’ Williams generally played as an upper-order batsman.

Scoring two centuries and two half-centuries, his highest score of 114* (127 balls) against Flinders Park in A3 in 2016/17 was a remarkable innings. Chasing 394, the TOSers were 6/136 when Williams came to the crease and he took the score to 8/364, which unfortunately was not enough to win the match but was much closer than could have been expected in an 80-over contest.

He combined with Scott Winkworth (54*) for a club record 141-run ninth-wicket partnership, one of three 100-run stands. The others being with Tavis Beere and Keegan French. Best bowling figures of 3/12 (B2 versus Hectorville, 2017/18).

Lochy Haynes was a wicketkeeper batsman, who played 12 games for the club. Played one A grade game. Highest score of 60 against Woodville South in C3 in 2012/13, opening the batting with Matt Claughton (118), the pair sharing a partnership of 135. Still a club record for the first wicket.
Did not bowl. Moved to ATCO CC.

A two-time premiership player, Dan Elvin was the club’s 12th life member, achieving his 100-game milestone in 2020/21 - ...
05/08/2026

A two-time premiership player, Dan Elvin was the club’s 12th life member, achieving his 100-game milestone in 2020/21 - the same season as his good mate Brad Schaper.

He has scored four hundreds, with a top score of 144 (club’s eighth highest score), against Ingle Farm in C1 (2013-14). Two of his centuries were unbeaten, while he was left stranded on 90* when play ended in a match against Brighton (B2, 2016/17)

In a remarkable effort, he has been part of two double-century stands.

The first saw he and Matt Hargreaves compile 230 against Port Districts in C3 in 2012/13 (a second wicket record). The second was with his best pal Moe Walker, the pair forging a 210-run stand against Mawson Lakes in LO6 in 2014/15 (a first-wicket record).

He’s also featured in five other stands that breached triple figures, with Alex Cotter, Sam Peters (a fourth-wicket record), Moe Walker (again), Adrian Zorich and Ali Forwood.

A member of the 2013/14 B grade premiership side, Dan scored a critical 43 in our run chase in what became a very tight game.

In 2012/13 he commenced a run of three consecutive seasons as the B grade leading runscorer.

He also featured in our 2017/18 A3 premiership side and was 12th man in the following season’s success, playing a strong part in seeing us elevated to A1 for the first time.

Dan currently sits in eighth place on our club’s all-time leading run-scorer list.

In the field, Dan was a very mobile athlete providing a strong presence and occasionally sending down some deceptive medium pace.

He’s taken two wickets on four occasions, with a best of 2/5 against Old Scotch in B2 in 2017/18.

In recent seasons, he’s taken to the courts with the Trinity Old Scholars Tennis Club.

A dependable player in our C grade over many seasons, Josh is an under-stated and much-loved TOSer who was part of our f...
29/07/2026

A dependable player in our C grade over many seasons, Josh is an under-stated and much-loved TOSer who was part of our first C grade side.

Good mates with Sam Lee (not related), Matt Claughton and Tim Hines, the quartet have played a large amount of cricket for our club.

Jetta is a medium-pace bowler who is hard to get away and has best figures of 4/4, taken in his first season with the club 2011/12 against Concordia in the final mach of the season.

In 2014/15 he was the C grade leading wicket-taker with 19 and in 2021/22 he claimed a hat-trick, one of three by TOsers that season, against Pembroke.

His highest score of 27 (versus Glenunga in 2013/14) belies his value at the lower end of the batting order.

Cap number 78, Matt played 11 games in his one season with the TOSCC, with his highest score 116* against Port Districts...
22/07/2026

Cap number 78, Matt played 11 games in his one season with the TOSCC, with his highest score 116* against Port Districts in C3 (B grade) on 16 February, 2013. He shared a club-record second-wicket partnership of 230 with Dan Elvin that day.
Bowled five overs in one game, taking 0/21.
Came to TOSCC from Brahma Lodge, returning there in 2013/14.
Brother of Jarryd Furnell.

Cap number 80 is Matt Sandery who played two seasons from 2012/13.
He won the Peter Bajcic Medal in 2012/13 and was leading wickettaker in the same season with 34 wickets (13.03 average). He took one five-wicket haul in that season (5/26 versus Golden Grove), his best figures for the club.
He also scored four half-centuries on his way to 520 runs in 2012/13, with a highest score of 91 (versus Brighton). He also scored 63 against Penfield Central Districts in the A4 grand final, enjoying a 93-run partnership with Tom Krieg as we raced to 7/246 from 50 overs.
Club top runscorer in 2012/13.
Part of two century stands in that season: 113 with Krieg against PAOC; 100 with Alex Cotter against Brighton.

In two stints at the Trinity Old Scholars Cricket Club, cap number 79 Jarryd Furnell has cemented his place as one of AT...
15/07/2026

In two stints at the Trinity Old Scholars Cricket Club, cap number 79 Jarryd Furnell has cemented his place as one of ATCA’s premier spinners and was the first TOSer to be named in the Team of the Year.

Plays hard, is supremely confident and never out of the contest. He has won the club’s highest playing honour, the Peter Bajcic Medal, three times (2017/18, 2022/23, 2023/24) and has been club leading wicket-taker on seven occasions.

At one point, he took exactly 100 club wickets in two seasons, 2017/18 and 2018/19 as we won the A3 and A2 flags.
His first three seasons resulted in us winning three A-grade flags – making him a huge part in our rise to A1.

He was the third player to pass 200 wickets (behind Keith Ho**er and Stefan Lainas).

Jab, as he is known, played in both premierships in 2021/22 (T20 Division II and B1) and took 5/42 in the B1 semi-final against old foes Marion as we advanced to the grand final.

He also took a T20 hat trick in the 2021/22 season. His best bowling is 7/53 from 29.1 overs against Modbury (B1) in the opening round of the 2018/19 season.

Has 14 five-wicket hauls and was the first to double figures. His 10th was against Grange, 2023/24.

He was the first player in the club to 300 wickets, reaching that milestone in the opening match of the 2024/25 A1 season, against Woodville South.

In the opening T20 match of season 2024/25, Furnell became the first player in the club’s history to take five wickets in this format of the game (v Hope Valley – 5/13).

He was the A grade leading wicket-taker in 2017/18, 2018/19, 2020/21 (jointly with Josh Southwell), 2022/23, 2023/24, 2025/26.

Jarryd was the ATCA A1 leading wicketaker in 2025/26 and was also, the club’s premier B grade bowler in 2018/19 (12).

Furnell has one half-century (51), scored in his first season with the club, playing A4 against Old Ignatians. Batted extremely well for 15* at number 11 in the 2021/22 B1 grand final to enjoy a 55-run last-wicket partnership with Brad Matters to put a dagger through Mawson Lakes’ heart.

He was also the club’s first player to be named in ATCA’s team of the year (2022/23) & (2025/26).

The countdown is on!Join us from 3rd September as we kick off pre-season training. Whether you're a returning player or ...
08/07/2026

The countdown is on!

Join us from 3rd September as we kick off pre-season training. Whether you're a returning player or looking for a new club, we'd love to have you on board for season 2026/2027!

Join us for the TOSCC Annual General Meeting as we discuss the season ahead, welcome new ideas, and continue building a ...
06/07/2026

Join us for the TOSCC Annual General Meeting as we discuss the season ahead, welcome new ideas, and continue building a great club together.

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