Penrith Cricket Club

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Penrith Cricket Club
Personnel
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1st Grade - Ryan Gibson

2nd Grade - Michael Collins

3rd Grade - Taran Finemore

4th Grade - Brendan Vella

5th Grade - Daniel Miklosz

Metros - Wyatt North

Poidevin-Gray Shield - Jordan Watson

Green Shield - Alex Kerkham

Women’s First Grade - Sam Arnold

Women's Second Grade - Kim Butler

Brewer Shield - Aimee Ravot
Coach Flag of Australia (converted).svg Andrew Lamb
Team information
Founded1973
Home groundHowell Oval

Bill Ball Oval

Rance Oval

Penrith Cricket Club is a cricket club based in Penrith, New South Wales, Australia. They are also known as the Panthers, and play in the Sydney Grade Cricket competition. Penrith are currently under the guidance of Andrew Lamb.

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History

Grounds

Howell Oval

The ground was completed on the 8th of September, 1956, it was and still is located adjacent to the football stadium. In 1957, the ground was named Howell Oval after Mr. Bill Howell (cricketer). In 1968, the pavilion at Howell Oval was named the N.A Hunter Pavilion for Mr. Norman Hunter. Primarily used by 1st and 2nd grade for both men's and female's plus Brewer shield, Poidevin-Gray Shield and Green Shield.

Bill Ball Oval

This Oval is in honour of Mr. Bill Ball who was the club president over the span of two seasons. More commonly known as Cook Park, located in St Marys. Primarily used by 3rd and 4th grade.

Rance Oval

Rance Oval is located in Werrington and is primarily used for 5th Grade and Metropolitan Cup team. The ground is named after Thomas. J. Rance. Junior representatives sides for Penrith also use this ground.

Honours

Men's

Women's

Men's First Grade Cap Numbers

Penrith Male First Grade Players
CapName
1 J.Benaud
2A.Carroll
3Rod Morphett
4G.Davies
5P.Dingle
6D.Nicholls
7T.Ryan
8I.Forrester
9R.Morris
10R.Hall
11C.Hall
12G.Gavin
13J.Morphett
14Ray Morphett
15C.Parkinson
16R.Davis
17N.Harvey
18N.Cheetham
19J.Llewelyn
20R.Stevens
21E.Thompson
22T.McGrath
23P.Mirkovic
24R.Morley
25M.Cobcroft
26R.Clarence
27S.Francis
28G.Donlan
29G.Harper
30J.Sparkes
31B.Thebridge
32K.Hall
33J.Letson
34C.Heywood
35G.Biesler
36C.Elliot
37K.Robinson
38T.Everest
39P.Clough
40B.Wilcock
41R.Halse
42L.Robinson
43G.Tink
44G.Jamieson
45P.Savage
46A.Castle
47T.Sullivan
48D.Laming
49 S.Small
50L.Andrews
51G.Thorpe
52A.Radanovic
53G.Pitty
54 I.Davis
55E.Higgins
56 K.O'Keefe
57C.Doyle
58N.Hooper
59T.Shiner
60 G.Beard
61B.Wood
62M.Punzy
63G.Wilkin
64 T.Bayliss
65R.Hudswell
66G.Dixon
67M.Gubson
68G.Monaghan
69I.Monaghan
70M.Oliver
71B.Coad
72R.Eldridge
73 P.Blizzard
74G.Price
75M.Haire
76I.Redpath
77M.Wholohan
78M.Butler
79P.Thomas
80M.Denny
81S.Dickson
82G.Woodridge
83 R.Bower
84A.Cottey
85M.Sargeant
86A.Kershler
87 J.Saint
88G.Sheens
89P.North
90K.Gentles
91K.Yates
92C.Bayliss
93J.Penrose
94B.Wheeldon
95S.Richardson
96A.Crawford
97D.Arnberger
98S.Mitchell
99K.Ivins
100S.Kennaugh
101A.Winter
102 J.Arnberger
103M.Bartley
104T.Fraser
105G.Falconer
106G.Douglas
107G.Parmenter
108S.Will
109N.Rennie
110A.Bennett
111M.Rayner
112K.Danenbergsons
113J.Conn
114S.Green
115D.Parmenter
116P.Goldsmith
117G.Sheen
118J.Ratcliffe
119P.Marazoitis
120P.Sredojevic
121D.Reeves
122M.Manton
123G.Sullivan
124 S.Karppinen
125D.Duroux
126 S.Nikitaris
127W.Buttigieg
128S.Greggs
129P.Chie
130S.Bird
131 D.Turner
132D.Taylor
133B.Savage
134A.Augustine
135M.Goldsmith
136 K.Geyer
137S.Stanton
138T.Kirk
139 L.Zammit
140A.Park
141G.Bradley
142L.Morrissey
143D.Burke
144T.Lang
145B.Newman
146T.Johnson
147L.Murphy
148J.Burke
149K.McDonald
150P.Grosse
151S.Williams
152R.Lockyear
153M.Halse
154G.Hunt
155J.Dees
156G.Clarence
157 A.Beadle
158 P.Jackson
159D.Cox
160G.Sampson
161N.Saville
162J.Lee
163V.Williams
164A.Marr
165S.Rhoades
166C.Beadle
167T.Sutton
168 Josh Lalor
169P.Betros
170T.McKay
171Ryan Smith
172J.Blake
173M.McNamara
174D.Penellum
175N.Hodges
176B.Russell
177 J.Silk
178S.Gavin
179J.Clarke
180S.Pradhan
181T.Cummins
182B.Betros
183 P.Cummins
184S.Finemore
185M.Cummins
186K.Gordon
187D.Bourke
188P.Gott
189 R.Gibson
190J.Ryan
191Jacob Lalor
192K.Neiss
193T.Finemore
194B.Williams
195A.Beach
196J.Ferris-Smith
197M.Collins
198M.Hopkins
199 S.Billings
200G.DiBartolo
201J.Sammut
202K.Velani
203C.Withers
204C.Weir
205 T.Kohler-Cadmore
206J.Wholohan
207A.Isherwood
208R.Hackney
209K.Balgowan
210M.Castle
211L.Hodges
212T.Liddiard
213B.Louden
214N.Carruthers
215B.Atherton
216R.Fletcher
217T.Weir
218T.Sargeant
219H.Railz
220L.Masters
221L.Doddrell
222A.Bayliss
223J.Browne
224Ryley Smith
225N.Adams
226J.Watson
227Z.Rizzo
228A.Burton
229E.Whattam
230J.New
231B.Tracey
232M.Becker
233P.Gregersen
234H.Verma
235O.Cole
236C.Griffith
237J.Scott
238B.Roughan
239S.Grant
240C.Kean
241C.Telfer

Women's First Grade Cap Numbers

Penrith Women First Grade Players
CapName
1E.Felsch
2 M.Hinkley
3S.Arnold
4 A.Edgar
5T.Power
6D.Armstrong
7 A.Day
8M.McCooey
9S.Luczak
10L.Avard
11K.Waetford
12 N.Stalenberg
13R.Davis
14C.O'Connor
15A.Ryan
16K.Butler
17N.Squires
18M.Ryan
19E.Bunner
20M.Shoulders
21E.Braeden
22C.Jones
23S.Cornish
24M.Bennett
25 H.Darlington
26T.Aldous
27 L.Griffith
28N.Gregory
29K.McCormack
30P.Kaur
31S.O'Loughlan
32C.Downey
33R.Cady
34M.Farquharson
35 P.Litchfield
36K.Jackson
37I.Meere
38H.Faux
39 S.Coyte
40N.Ward
41 C.Moore
42C.Davis
43 E.Hughes
44L.Robbins
45E.Williams
46K.Myers
47A.Kruezberger
48S.Coleman
49 K.Peterson
50I.Mirfin
51R.Patil
52E.Noble
53T.Sweeney
54C.Francis
55B.Lane
56E.Hunter
57D.Baker
58D.Anil
59E.Robertson
60G.Sutcliffe
61C.Black
62A.Chandel
63A.Sharma
64M.Spence
65K.Docherty
66M.Docherty
67M.Griffith
68K.Wolfe
69A.Byrne
70A.Darby
71S.Swarup
72K.Grosse
73N.Martin

Representative Players

Club Coaches

Penrith Cricket Club Committee

Penrith Cricket Club Committee
YearPresidentSecretaryTreasurer
1973/74D.G. SmithT.H. WholohanK.W. Pausey
1974/75D.G. Smith/W. WinterG.A. LewisK.W. Pausey/A. Carroll
1975/76T.H. WholohanG.R. LewisA. Carroll
1976/77T.H. WholohanA.G. LoveA. Carroll
1977/78T.H. WholohanA.G. Love/J.R. ClarenceA. Stevens
1978/79T.H. WholohanJ.R. ClarenceA. Carroll
1979/80T.H. WholohanJ.R. ClarenceA. Blanche
1980/81T.H. WholohanJ.R. ClarenceA. Blanche
1981/82T.H. WholohanJ.R. ClarenceA. Blanche
1982/83W.G. BallJ.R. ClarenceB. Clarence/R. Thomas
1983/84W.G. BallJ.R. ClarenceR. Thomas
1984/85T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1985/86T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1986/87T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1987/88T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1988/89T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1989/90T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1990/91T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1991/92T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1992/93T.H. WholohanW.G. BallR. Thomas
1993/94T.H. Wholohan/R.J. HudswellW.G. BallR. Thomas
1994/95R.J. HudswellJ. PoulterR. Thomas
1995/96R.J. HudswellJ. PoulterR. Thomas
1996/97R.J. HudswellM.A. KerkhamN.S. Laming
1997/98R.G. HalseM.A. KerkhamD.J. Stanford
1998/99R.G. HalseM.A. KerkhamD.J. Stanford
1999/00R.G. HalseM.A. KerkhamD.J. Stanford
2000/01R.G. HalseR.G. GrahamM.A. Kerkham
2001/02R.G. HalseR.G. GrahamM.A. Kerkham
2002/03R.G. HalseR.G. GrahamS. Czaikowski
2003/04R.G. HalseR.G. GrahamR. Beadle
2004/05R.G. HalseR.G. GrahamR. Beadle
2005/06G.D. GavinR.G. GrahamR. Beadle
2006/07G.D. GavinR.G. GrahamD. Blake
2007/08G.D. GavinR.G. GrahamD. Blake
2008/09G.D. GavinR.G. GrahamC.R. Silk
2009/10G.D. GavinR.G. GrahamC.R. Silk
2010/11G.D. GavinR.G. GrahamC.R. Silk
2011/12G.D. GavinR.G. GrahamC.R. Silk
2012/13G.D. Gavin/R.G. GrahamR.G. GrahamW.T. Ball/B. Coad
2013/14R.G. GrahamC.L. GrahamB. Coad
2014/15R.G. GrahamR. EdwardsB. Coad
2015/16P. GoldsmithP. HazardP. Hackney
2016/17P. GoldsmithP. HazardP. Hackney
2017/18P. GoldsmithP. HazardP. Hackney
2018/19P. GoldsmithP. GoldsmithP. Tracey
2019/20P. GoldsmithK. TurnerP. Tracey
2020/21P. GoldsmithK. TurnerP. Tracey
2021/22P. GoldsmithK. TurnerP. Tracey
2022/23P. GoldsmithK. TurnerL. Morrissey

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