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CCC T-20 Re-Scheduled to this Tuesday the 17/11/2015

The 20/20 clash that was rained out last Tuesday has now been rescheduled to this Tuesday the 17/11/2015. The match starts at 5.30pm with CCC vs McKinnon. Our 20/20 team has finished near the top of the comp for the past few years and we will be looking to continue this.

Come down and watch some big hitting from Fenno and the boys. The BBQ will be running and Drinks at bar prices. Rohan will be the announcer and running music for each player from both teams as they enter Koornang Park.

20/20 Action is very entertaining and total non stop action

Important Info:

Where: Koornang Park

Date 17/11/2015 (This Tuesday)

Time: 5.30pm Sharp

Dress: Wear club colours

Kids: You will love it!

CCC Junior Newsletter #4 Hot off the Press

Thanks to Penny and the team for their work on this latest Carnegie CC Junior Newsletter.

Junior Newsletter 4

Go Neggies!

ISEC U-12 Rep Squad Announced

Congratulations to Charlie Clancy on making the ISEC U-12 representative squad it is a great achievement. Thanks also to the other boys from CCC who attended the representative training sessions and tried out, I’m sure you all got something out of it.

Do the Neggie proud Charlie!

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Another Big Weekend at CCC

To All Senior Players,

Our season is finally in full swing this week – the history making All Girls Team had their first official match of the season on Wednesday and T20 BLAST kicking off tomorrow and Sunday. It’s the biggest season in our history so get around the club and support your fellow members.

Club Legend, Ron Cusack, was laid to rest yesterday with plenty of Carnegie CC people there to honour the great man and pay our respects. Ron would have been proud. Ron’s family was very thankful for the support in celebrating his life and there were many words spoken of his stellar cricket career. Patrick O’Shannessy spoke on behalf of all members, we also formed a guard of honour for Ron. Steve, GC, EC and Greene were pallbearers along with the family.

We are again privileged to be hosting T20 BLAST at Koornang Park on Saturday mornings and we also have a history making Sunday Team at Hurlingham Park. All games go from 9-10.30AM and is the best fun cricket in the world with music pumping, BBQ firing and hot action all around the oval. We also need help to make sure that Carnegie is the best T20 BLAST centre in town so get along early on a Saturday and give Josh, Jodie and myself a hand # wherestong. We have 6 T20 BLAST teams!

Seniors

The 1st’s are in the 2nd week of a 2 dayer, will be looking to bowl Highett out and get there first win on the board. Highett are 1 for 10 chasing 232 with the Regan “Ron Dog/Lion Heart” Buckley on fire!

The 2nds are in a tight challenge with Middle Park’s First XI, we made 170 and Middle Park are 0/75 chasing but with wet weather all week the ball should be swinging for the Neggie bowlers.

The 3rds are chasing 212 also in a 2 dayer and are 0/28 vs Burnley, can the boys lead by Ash Pandey get the win without their spiritual leader Dave “The Model” Goodey.

All other matches are 1 day matches

Juniors

U12’s are in their first ever 2 dayer are chasing 199 on Saturday Morning @ Lord, Hampton had 2 really good batts that made the runs. Lets hope our guns can bring it home.

We have got heaps happening in the coming weeks so Carnegie is a great place to enhance your social life:
– Selection night dinner Thur 29 October
– Juniors Social night Sat 31 October
– T20 Match Carnegie v McKinnon Tues 10 Nov (TBC)
– WORLD FAMOUS TRIVIA NIGHT Sat 14 Nov

For the 1 day teams, please check the selections on the website and contact your captain if any queries:

Teams

And don’t forget, our merchandise store is now open and heaps for sale now with full sets of Carnegie whites. See Stuart Easton at the club to buy or place your order through the app or via the website. We can even deliver!

Go Neggies!

CCC 2015/16 Junior Newsletter #1

Find attached the first Carnegie Cricket Club Junior newsletter for the year, well done to Penny and the Junior team for getting up and going. Plenty of interesting news and updates inside.

If you have anything to add for issue #2 please email Penny on juniors@carnegiecc.com

CCC Junior Newsletter Issue 1

Ron Cusack Funeral Arrangements

Dear Members

The final details for Ron Cusack’s funeral have been announced:

Location: LePine 21 McDonald St Mordialloc

Time & Date : Thursday 22nd of October, Service Starts 10am (Open Casket from 9.30-9.45am)

Patrick O’Shannessy will give a eulogy on behalf of the club.

The family has requested that club members attend in a club coloured shirt and if you have a club baggy cap that can be worn also. When the casket is being carried to the hearse club members in coloured shirts are asked to form a guard of honour for Ron.

At the completion we will return inside LePine for morning tea and a farewell to Ron.

If you have any questions you may contact Steve Yeats on 0418 373 504

Ron Cusack Funeral Details

Funeral Details

Location: Le Pine McDonald Street Mordialloc

Time: 10am Thursday the 22nd of October

The family have requested that club members wear the clubs coloured clothing as an act of respect to Ron.

The club committee would also like to thank members for wearing black armbands and the captains for the moving tributes before each match.

Another Big Weekend of Cricket Ahead

To All Carnegie CC Members and Supporters,

It was our first BIG weekend of cricket last week and we finished up with some good results, a few disappointing results and plenty to work on for this season. Our junior teams performed particularly strongly and the first Girls Team game is next Wednesday. Below is a summary of results and this weeks games. Congrats to those who performed well and special mention to Mayank Srivistava on his hat trick in Sunday A.

Our first social function is the world famous Carnegie CC Trivia night on Sat 14 November. Lock it in your Calender now and bring some mates as it is a huge amount of fun. Pass on the attached flyer.

Our Milo in2CRICKET program kicks off on Sunday at 10AM so it will be great to see plenty of senior players helping out so the new parent coaches can be trained while the seniors look after the kids, so if you have some spare time Sunday morning please be at KP @ 9.30am.

LAST WEEK’S RESULTS

1st XI Carnegie 161 J Crine 35 J Young 27 def by Clayton District 164 R Balasubramanyam 3/24 V Tripathi 2/13 R Chauhan 2/22 R Buckley 2/49

2nd XI Clayton District 10/125 K Srinivas 3/2 A Patey 2/20 A Tong 2/27 HC Bull 2/37 def by Carnegie 165 RJ Storey 41 C Shanthappa 32

3rd XI Carnegie/175(cc) S Wilson 41* J James 31 K Srikanth 28 def by Power House 4/181 Srikanth 2/26

4th XI Youlden Parkville 4/198(cc) def Carnegie 96 T Robinson 21

A Sunday Malvern 7/203 M Srivastava 3/13 (inc hat-trick) A Chawla 2/41 def Carnegie 202 G Takkiar 45 M Srivastava 35 V Tripathi 30 A Chawla 28

B Sunday Carnegie 129 A Morton 40 def by Melbourne Strikers 6/131 A Morton 2/20 J McMahon 2/23

Under 15 Friday Carnegie Gryphons 1/8 v Toorak-Prahran Colts 127 L Corbett 3/17 D Harrison-Smith 2/22

Under 13 Friday Toorak-Prahran Green v Carnegie Gryphons 5/140(cc) A Callaghan 23 T Williamson 22

Under 11 Friday Carnegie Gryphons 3/95 def Malvern Green 4/40(cc) J Hopley 2/6 L Guiliano 2/8

Under 11 Friday Toorak-Prahran Gold 2/100(cc) F McMahon-Johnson 1/11 def Carnegie Colts 8/72(cc) J Baldwin 12

Under 12 Sat Brighton 5/59 J Murphy 3/8 def by Carnegie 8/108(cc) J Murphy 26*

THIS WEEK’S MATCHES

1st XI Highett v Carnegie Turner Road Reserve, Takkiar and Shah come in to the line up. Highett just coming up from winning the GF in South C1 the CCC lads will be looking for win number 1 for the year.

2nd XI Carnegie v Middle Park Koornang Park, Easton, A Morrissey and A Kotha into the side. The 2nds are actually playing against Middle Parks 1st XI so it should be a good test.

3rd XI Burnley CYMS v Carnegie Fawkner Park 4 (ex 6), expect parking trouble so get there early. The team will be without inspirational skipper Dave “The Model” Goodey this week but Ash has promised a win.

4th XI – 18th Oct Carnegie v Burnley CYMS Lord Reserve, this Game is on Sunday, we have asked for the sprinklers stay off this Saturday night to make the pitch nice and flat.

A Sunday Carnegie v Clayton District Koornang Park, first game at home this season and Ash id keen to notch up win 2 for the season.

B Sunday Glen Iris v Carnegie Eric Raven Reserve, looking for a fired up GC after getting plenty of attention from his mates at the Strikers.

Under 15 Friday – Carnegie Gryphons v Toorak-Prahran Colts East Caulfield Reserve

Under 13 Friday – Toorak-Prahran Green v Carnegie Gryphons Fawkner Park 5

Under 11 Friday – Carnegie Gryphons v Malvern Blue Lord Reserve No. 3

Under 11 Friday – Malvern Gold v Carnegie Colts Vision Australia

Under 12 Sat – Carnegie v Hampton Lords Reserve Oval No.3

Under 13 Wednesday All Girls – First Game this week with venue TBC

MILO in2CRICKET Sunday – First session this Sunday

Go Neggies!

Ron Cusack Tribute

Summer won’t be the same at Carnegie CC as we sadly announce the passing of club great, Ron Cusack, in the early hours of 15 October 2015.

“Recognised as among the best bats in the competition. Able to play superb shots all ’round the wicket, his late cut was awesome. Could field anywhere.”

So says Bill Pewtress, captain of the 1961-62 Carnegie CC VJCA Senior Division side that took out the club’s third flag at the highest level, and of which Ron was an integral member.

Ron’s technical ability is always spoken about in reflections of an outstanding career but equally important was his character; hardworking, reliable, quietly confident and yet immensely humble.

A one-club player, Ron arrived at the club as a 14-year-old in season 1937-38 and was immediately selected for the club’s second XI. While still in his teens he was selected to play in the club’s powerful first XI side and was playing representative cricket, regularly touring interstate with the VJCA.

Ron ascended to the captaincy of the first XI at Carnegie and, in his first year at the helm in the season of 1955-56, led the club to its second VJCA Senior Division premiership. That year, Ron scored 500 runs @ 30 to lead the averages; an incredible effort in the era of uncovered pitches. Ron made 99 in the final to push his side to a glorious victory.

Ron captained the first XI for another two seasons, leading from the front with 470 runs @ 43 in 1956-57 and 473 runs @ 32 in 1957-58.

A life member and committee member at Carnegie CC, Ron also served his country in World War II and was a fine footballer.

Fortunately for the club, Ron never lost his love for Carnegie and was a regular fixture at past players’ days, presentation nights and matches. Along with his good mates Noel Tyers and Merv Sutherland, he loved keeping in touch with his club. In fact, Ron was an instalment throughout the recent first XI grand final.

Prior to her passing, Ron’s wife Nancy was also a great supporter of the club, while in recent years his beloved son Ross and daughter-in-law Fiona made an enormous effort to help Ron stay connected with the club. Around five years ago, it was Ron’s wish to make a donation that would be put towards a medal for the best first XI player each season, and the club now proudly presents the Ron Cusack Medal, the highest individual honour available at Carnegie CC.

Since the first of the “modern day” past players’ days in season 2002-03, many of us have had the pleasure of getting to know Ron. Today we are deeply saddened as we prepare to farewell a great bloke — our good mate Ronny — possibly the greatest ‘negie of them all.

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