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Total votes from the Drummond, Haag and best player medals
05/04/2020

Total votes from the Drummond, Haag and best player medals

05/04/2020

Due to circumstances concerning the covid 19 outbreak the yvca season was cut unfortunately short, meaning the table topping teams would be crowned premiers and the association presentation night would have to be reduced to a simple email. But worry not as it matters less that you got there than it matters how you got there and as far as premiers go the Yarra valley saw some dominant teams this season.

In strachan shield the Yarra Junction eagles lift the flag as the best team in the Yarra valley. Hot on the heels of Wandin up to the Christmas break Yarra Junction put on an unbeaten run that saw them catapult into top spot and end up a game clear of the bulldogs. Yarra junctions depth in both batting and bowling meant there was always another challenge for the opposition and they thoroughly deserve to be named as the creme of the crop in the Yarra valley this season.

Following in the lead of their 1st XI the eagles also lift the raft 2day flag. The nightingale brothers led the way with bat and ball but a complete team allowed Yarra Junction to finish well clear at the top of the ladder as they found answers to every challenge thrown at them this season.

Meanwhile in the most closely contested of the grades it was Warburton-Millgrove that were crowned premiers as they found a way to take top spot in the dying stages of the home and away season. Led by the experience of mick walker Warburtons young side did enough when they needed to to claim the all important top spot come the end of the season, and the young players wearing premiership medals will no doubt become local legends in their own way in years to come.

In one day grade hoddles creeks unbeaten Season rightfully ended with being crowned premiers as no side managed to come close to their dominance this season. They bowled out their nearest rivals poweltown for 87 early in the year and Yarra glen for 49 to show that as a batting heavy side even their bowlers were a class above, and even late in the year they did not waver from their strength as a unit to overcome their opponents.

In the Yarra valleys team of the year this season every DJSS team was represented in the squad of 12 as the best from each club undoubtedly showed they have the mettle to be named in a team of this caliber. The yvca team of the year is as follows:

Adam Waixel-Gruyere 220 runs @22, 7 wickets
Joshua Bromiley-Wandin 304 runs @33.78
Andrew Cowan-Yarra junction 325 runs @40.63
Tim Thorne-Wandin 500runs @83.33
Ash Hamer-Healesville 431 runs @35.92 9 wickets
Matt Tilney-Gruyere 219 runs @21.9 23 wickets @ 14.43
Nick Bark-Yarra junction 211 runs @26.38 10 wickets @18.40
Matt Mallick (Wk)- Yarra Junction 200 runs @22.22 16 catches 2 stumpings
Kevin Bomford (Captain)-Yarra junction 24 wickets @10.29 136 runs
Jordan Poynton (V.Capt)- Healesville 31 wickets @19.52 153 runs
Stuart Thompson-Wandin 29 wickets@ 16.59
Caleb Hrabe-Yarra junction 18 wickets @ 12.17
Umpires:-
Graham Ruchti John Jefcott

Each week the umpires in DJSS and both RAFT grades vote on the best players from the day. At the end of the season the player polling the highest number of votes is named the winner of the appropriate medal and this years winners are:

THR Drummond medal-Tim Thorne 18 votes. A remarkable year saw Thorne hit back to back centuries to highlight his season and key performances around those peaks saw him hold off the likes of ash Hamer and Andy Cowan to claim top spot.

VJ Haag medal- brad nightingale 21 votes. After a quiet start to the season nightingale was able to dominate the middle of the season with two 5 wicket hauls and plenty of wickets in between to be crowned the raft best player. He chased down David Marshall in the last 2 rounds as well as the chasing pack of Carl dikschei ray turner and brother josh nightingale.

In the raft 1 day grade the best player medal goes to Jordan Birnie 26 votes. A hard hitting allrounder Birnie hit the second most runs in the grade while also taking 14 wickets showing his all round talent. 4 best on ground performances were enough to see him beat josh sharpe and team mate Clint Sharman in a season where a boy became a man.

Senior averages for this season are:
DJSS
Batting: Tim Thorne, Wandin 500 runs @83.33
Bowling: Kevin Bomford Yarra junction 24 wickets @10.29

RAFT Blue
Batting: Ray Turner Yarra Junction 308 runs @61.6
Bowling: Scott Fawdry Healesville 23 wickets @9.09

RAFT Gold
Batting: Stuart Parker launching place 342 runs @68.40
Bowling: Adam Dunn Woori Yallock 24 wickets @15.21

One day grade
Batting: Paul Osborne Yarra Junction 319 runs @159.50
Bowling: Darcy Andrel poweltown 18 wickets @9.94

15/03/2020

Finals cricket has at last started in the Yarra valley and excellent conditions greeted cricketers set for an exciting weekend of play. Teams have toiled all season and are now in the cutthroat, do or die stage of the season. Teams who finished first in the top grades will be keeping their eyes on how their rivals fair as they wait to see who they will be competing against in next weeks finals.

In the premier grade of the Yarra valley, the DJ Strachan Shield it was up to Wandin to bat first in their game against Healesville, as the bulldogs won the toss and duly chose to bat. Daniel Rodgers removed Rhett smith in the 3rd over to give Healesville the perfect start to the day, however the bloods were forced to wait 20 overs for the second wicket as josh Bromiley and Matthew Heriot struck 4 an over in an 80 run partnership. When heriot was run out the ever dangerous Tim Thorne strode to the crease and went about building another strong partnership for Wandin as he put on a century stand with Bromiley and Healesvilles bowlers struggled to make inroads into the batting lineup. Micheal Jackson would be the bloods man to make the breakthrough as he removed Thorne just as he set himself into his innings, However Healesville would have to watch on as Bryce Edwards followed the trend and put on another partnership with Bromiley, who brought up an impressive century to guide the bloods past 200. Ash Hamer and dale senior struck with the ball to remove the Wandin batsmen and help control the scoring, as the bulldogs entered the last 10 overs with 2 new players at the crease. Ben galante struck quick runs late to push the bulldogs towards 300 However when senior and hamer stuck again late in the day the score would be held to a still impressive 297. The score is achievable for Healesville however one would think that the advantage is in wandins favour after they were able to negate the bloods strike bowler Jordan Poynton, taking him for nearly 5 an over and keeping him wicket less may well prove the difference in this game.
Entering day 2 Healesvilles challenging target looked utterly daunting when Stuart Thompson ripped the heart of of the bloods top order taking 3 early wickets, and when Ethan alderman took a fourth it spelled big trouble for the bloods. Ben Wallace stood at the other end throughout the carnage, and when he was joined by ash Hamer the pair went about resurrecting the bloods slim hopes with a 60 run stand. When Thompson dismissed both batsmen in quick succession he completed a 5 wicket haul that reflected wandins dominance in this match and though max minney and the tail end batters would hang around and show some fight, eventually Healesville would be all out for 178. Had the Healesville top order shown what they can do they may very well have chased the total down, as there were still more than 20 overs in the tank, however when 4 of your top 5 fall for 6 or less it is going to be very difficult to win a game. As a result it is Wandin who have earned the right to challenge Yarra junction for the strachan shield in next weeks final on the back of Bromileys century and Thompson’s 5 wicket haul.

In RAFT Blue Coldstream and Healesville played out an evenly matched day of cricket as Coldstream accumulated their way to 7/181. Again for Coldstream it was their young talent that led the way with the bat as youngsters Michael and Daniel Pezzimenti together with Aaron steel and Daniel vaux made the bulk of the runs. Andy jacubowics and Tyler tweedie collected 3 wickets each to prevent any large partnerships while Scott fawdry was unplayable as usual as he dried up the scoring from one end. A larger score could have been for the crocs as 6 batsmen made a solid start without contributing a half century, however for Healesville it will still be a tricky chase as the typically slow Coldstream ground will make scoring difficult. Enter day 2 and it was clear it would not be Healesvilles day as their batsmen struggled to make an impact. Carl dikschie was in riveting form as he collected a rapid 5 wicket haul, while Andy jakubowicz led his team with the bat however without support healesvilles chances vanished before their eyes as they were rolled for 118.

In one day cricket, RAFT Gold saw Woori Yallock overcome launching place in a low scoring thriller at Woori Yallock. Batting first launch scored quickly early on after the wicket of Michael baker as star pair of Clint Sharman and Jordan Birnie got the score moving. Unfortunately for launching place the tigers showed some fight as 1/56 quickly became 4/67, with Adam Dunn and jason young taking 2 wickets apiece. Birnie and Stuart Parker were still at the crease and launch still definitely capable of a large score however when the slow bowling of Paul Broussard captured 4 wickets it was left to Parker to try to drag his side to their allotted 40 overs. Accurate bowling foiled launches plans as Adam Dunn took the final 2 wickets to leave the score at 126 with 10 overs still in the bank. The tigers chase began with Ryan Christie looking ominous as he collected 2 quick wickets however mick Dwyer rallied with Danny hyndman as they took the score to 70 and gave the tigers a firm grip on the game. Clint Sharman wasn’t willing to give up as he sparked belief into launching place with 3 quick wickets including the 2 set batsmen and as the score moved to 7/94 the tigers fragile tail was exposed and the balance swung in favour of launching place. The one thing between launching place and next weeks final was young Corey Winterannette, unperturbed by the launching place advance the teenager stuck several late boundary’s to seal the game for Woori Yallock.

In one day grade semi finals poweltown accounted for Yarra glen thanks to a brilliant team effort with the bat. Making 8/181 poweltowns highest score was Garry mcrorie with 32 however with few batsmen failing to make an impact poweltown made a good score on an extremely slow ground with John woods the best of the bowlers taking 3/22. Yarra glens chase never really took off as the difficult scoring conditions hurt the Yarra Glen batsmen. Nick hurtrup was the best with the bat making 27 as Steven sanders and Garry mcrorie combined for 7 wickets and bowl out the riverpigs for 111.

Hoddles creek dominated Yarra junction in the other one day grade semi as they amassed 5/217 with the bat. Simon Robertson and Paul Healey stuck half centuries while the eagles had 5 wicket takers as no bowlers managed to hold off the hoddles creek onslaught. Yarra Junction were never really in the chase as father and son Simon and Aiden Robertson took the heart out of the Yarra junction chase as Craig smith was the only score past 20. Eventually the eagles would limp to 9/118 from their 40 overs.

DJSS
Wandin 8/297 (J Bromiley 109, T Thorne 42, M Heriot 34, A Hamer 2/56, D Senior 2/63) defeated Healsville 10/178 (A Hamer 49, M Minney 34, S Thompson 5/55, T Hall 2/42)

RAFT Blue
Coldstream 8/181 (D Pezzimenti 36, A Steele 33, A Jakubowicz 3/42, T Tweedie 3/53) defeated Healesville 10/118 (A Jakubowicz 29, T Tweedie 21, C Dikschei 5/12, B Woods 2/25)

RAFT Gold
Launching place 126 j Birnie 44 c Sharman 31 s Parker 21* a Dunn 4/29 p Broussard 4/33 j young 2/30 Woori Yallock 8/128 d hyndman 33 m Dwyer 31 c Winterannette 25* c Sharman 3/24 r Christie 2/18

One day grade
Powelltown 8/181 G.Mcrorie 32,B.Norman 26, J.Cornish 25 ,J.Wood 3/22 vs Yarra Glen 111 N.Hartup 27,G.Mcrorie 4/23,S.Sanders 3/9 Hoddles Creek 5/217 G Derix 37 S Robertson 50 no P Healey 50 no Def Yarra Junction9/118 C Smith 32 A Robertson 3/24 S Robertson 2/16

16's
Healesville 3/37 (washed out) (D Ebbels 12, A Gebert 9*, B Yelland 2/16) drew with Yarra Junction/Gruyere 5/171 (R Foley 50*, E Bomford 43, E Lovell 31, A Gebert 2/16, B Grace 2/19)

U14's
Healesville 3/277 (C Anderson 61*, C Nyko 54, J Handasyde 30*, S Thompson 1/18, J Mann 1/37, J Dixon 1/39) v Coldstream

U12
Wandin 4/126 (C Edwards 34*, H Beers 16, B Anderson 1/8) defeated Healesville 8/96 (J Dossor 22, B Anderson 11, S Anderson 11, N Darvell 3/14)

11/03/2020

This week finals cricket will kick off in the Yarra valley, with juniors the first to start their campaigns. Under 16s will play Wednesday and Friday nights in their 2 day clashes with Healesville hosting Yarra Junction/ Gruyere while Warburton-Millgrove will play hoddles creek at launching place. In the Friday night under 12s Yarra glen will host launching place while Warburton Millgrove will host hoddles creek at Millgrove. Saturday under 12s will see Yarra glen hosting hoddles creek while the Healesville Wandin game will be played at wandin. In under 14s Healesville will host Coldstream and Warburton-Millgrove will host launching place at wesburn.

In senior cricket the Strachan Shield will see Healesville hoping to replicate their form from the last time they played Wandin where they nearly beat the bulldogs in a dramatic draw. Wandin will be heading in as favourites and playing in home conditions they will be hard to beat with the winner due to play Yarra Junction in next weeks final.

In RAFT Blue Yarra junction are straight through to the final and will play the winner out of Coldstream and Healesville. Coldstream will host the encounter and with both sides boasting plenty of young talent this match is set to be a ripping contest.

In RAFT Gold the semi between launching place and Woori Yallock will be played at Woori. Launch narrowly beat the tigers last week but with the sides extremely evenly matched it will come down to how well whether the tigers well balanced side can restrict launches mouth watering batting lineup.

One day grade will see the undefeated hoddles creek host Yarra Junction in a Match that will test the mettle of the eagles bowlers, can they restrict the onslaught of Glen Derix? Only time will tell. Poweltown will host Yarra glen in what is sure to be a high scoring affair. Poweltowns Jake Neale has plundered more than 500 runs this season and will be the key wicket for the riverpigs to take while Yarra glen have genuine threats right down their batting order and will give a serious challenge the poweltown bowlers.

07/03/2020

The final day of the regular season is run and done for the Yarra valley as players were met with perfect conditions for cricket. Players can now either look to finals and start planning their charge to the premiership or reflect on a season that has finished without a finals berth and look to find the positives in the development of their side through the season

In the DJSS Yarra junction polished off Healesville after the bloods disappointing batting effort last week. Continuing from their 3/123 last week the eagles put Healesville to the sword as they racked up over 200 in response to Healesvilles 69. Andrew Cowan continued his excellent season with another half century and was well supported by the rest of the batting order. Nick bark batted well at the top while Louis horsfield and Matthew Mallick added substance to the score through the middle order. Mitchell Jackson took a pair of wickets through the middle overs to keep Yarra junction in check while dale senior removed nick bark at the top before taking a pair of late wickets to be the best of the bloods bowlers. Andrew smith and Rhys Matthews ensured Healesville would feel the pain right to the end of the innings as they added handy runs at the end of the day and finished up 8/233. This leaves Yarra junction at the top of the ladder after Gruyeres forfeit this round gave Wandin the points for a win so they maintained the gap behind first place.

In raft blue Bradley nightingale was unplayable fair Yarra junction as he again led the bowlers from the front for Yarra Junction. Delivering 18 overs it took 8 overs before he conceded a run as e took an excellent 4/9, while he was well supported by beau Hawkins and glenn Thompson as together they bowled out Healesville for 78 to take the points in their last game before finals.

In raft gold Danny hyndman led Woori Yallock to 226 against launching place. After a top order collapse thanks to the bowling of Ryan Christie Paul Broussard met hyndman at the crease and they went about putting on a 120 run partnership to resurrect the tiers innings. From hyndman continued his fine innings to record a century while Adam Dunn provided the last meaningful contribution to the score as the tigers innings petered out at the end with Christie finishing with a 5 wicket haul. In reply launching place faced a similar top order collapse as they fell to 4/23 with Jason young amd Lochie Winterannette snaring 2 wickets each. The Launch recovery was led by a steady hand from Stuart Parker while Andrew van Der Vlugt provided an enterprising half century at the other end. The tigers bowlers were unable to nail down their death bowling at the end as Matt McConnell took some pressure off the chase before Parker stuck the winning runs in the final over.

Marysville suffered a loss in their final game of the season after Warburton chased their 159. Levi Ronalds stick a half century at the top of the order through a large part of the Marysville innings while the rest of the batting order contributed starts, with no one going on to add the finishing touches to the innings with Sam Middleton taking 3 wickets. Warburtons chase was guided by a brilliant century from David lever as Warburton chased the score in just 28 overs. Josh sharp was again in the runs at the top of the order to support lever as the pair put on a majority of the chase. In the end the Marysville bowlers lacked the pe*******on to really hold off the Warburton batsmen as they finished up taking 3 wickets.

In one day grade hoddles creek hauled in launching place 3s 109 after 50 to a sequeira, while Yarra Junction got over the line against Yarra glen with Craig smith and Julian Bennett hitting 50 for te eagles while tommy Davey and Jamie Hamilton hit 50 for the riverpigs. Launching place 2 beat Healesville in a low scoring affair while Simon McLaughlin 50 was not enough as hoddles creek 2 went down to poweltown and Wandin defeated Coldstream in another low scoring game

DJSS
Healesville 10/69 (D Senior 14, C Hrabe 3/13, T Ottry 3/18) defeated by Yarra Junction 8/233 (A Cowan 67, M Malick 34, D Senior 3/39, M Jackson 2/23) Wandin defeated Gruyere forfeit

RAFT Blue
Yarra Junction 10/137 (T Gaskett 33, M Hammond 19, J Drummond 6/30) defeated Healesville 10/78 (A Jakubowicz 20*, B Horner 20, B Nightingale 4/9, B Hawkins 4/37) Coldstream v Wandin no scores

RAFT Gold
Marysville 9/159 (L.Ronalds 46, S.Middleton 3/42, D.Lever 2/36) def by Warburton 3/162(D.Lever 102*, J.Sharp 47*). Woori Yallock 9/226 d hyndman 129 p Broussard 31 r Christie 5/31 defeated by launching place 7/228 s Parker 71 a van Der Vlugt 67 j young 2/41 m Dwyer 2/42

One day grade

Wandin 7/110 (A.Peluso 22, R.Painter 21, J.Smith 2/12, H.Rattray 1/7) defeated Coldstream 9/108 (D.Sharp 32, B.Wheeler 23, N.Darvell 3/14, C.Edwards 3/23) Powelltown 6/137 B.Norman 48no, J.Neale 34,j.Fritzlaff 3/38 vs Hoddles creek2 4/133 s.mclaughan 55no G.Vukman 33 Healesville 10/85 (J Handasyde 40, I Bolch 15, C Voight 3/4, M Young 2/14) defeated by Launching Pl 8/88 (S Amore 28, S Heatherall 13, T Cavill 3/21) Yarra Junction 7/173 ( C.Smith 50x, J. Bennett 50x, J Hamilton 3/29, Defeated Yarra Glen 10/167 ( J.Jamilton 50, T. Davey 53x, P. Cowan 38, M. Richards 5/22). Hoddles creek 2/127 A Robertson 45no L Galt-Smith 24n J Pobke 39 Defeated Launching Place No.3 109 a sequeira 50

16's & under
Yarra Junction 8/83 defeated by Healesville 0/88 ( M.Wallace 41x, C.Adamson 38x

14s
Warburton 10/135 (D Walker 26*, G McDonald 17, T Handasyde 2/0, E Nikcevich 2/16, J Handasyde 2/17) defeated by Healesville 10/187 (C Anderson 69*, J Handasyde 27, H Semple-Hetherton 2/11, D Walker 2/16, R Thompson 2/18, J Brown 2/24) launching place 93 l Darkin 30 l Parker 18 j karanikich 4/24 defeated by hoddles creek 9/98 j karanikich 42 w Pearce 11 t cope 2/13.

12s Friday
Yarra glen 2/145 defeated launching place 7/66 Wandin 4/85 defeated by Warburton 6/111

12 Saturday
Yarra Glen 8/139 (B Davey 28*, Agnew 22*, E Prentice 2/13, C Bell 2/14) defeated Healesville Red 7/100 (D English 22*, E Prentice 20*, Agnew 2/11) Healesville White 7/116 (J Dossor 31, B Anderson 17*, J DeGraff 2/7) defeated Warburton 6/97 (B Caneva 25*, J DeGraff 14*, L Robinson 1/6, B Anderson 1/7)

10s Yarra junction 76 defeated by Yarra glen 3/221

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