The introduction of these two teams is an indication of the health of cricket in Boorowa.

It was several seasons ago through discussions between senior and junior committees it was decided that we would try a switch to the young comp.

This had benefits to both organisations.

This has seen the competition grow in Boorowa and we can now again field two competitive teams.

Well done to the Greens for making it to the grand final, and I am sure the team will be stronger for the experience.

Who knows what next season will bring for Boorowa cricket, hopefully the two teams battling it out in the grand final.

There were many standout performances this year, but we must remember that these individual performances would not be possible without the support of the entire team and I would like to congratulate all players this year who played making it a great year of cricket.

Batting

Total runs for the season, with 275 Ross Gibson.

Best batting avg with, 39.3 Ross Gibson.

Highest individual score in match with 114 were Sam Lynam & Ross Gibson.

The much anticipated Most ducks. Was once again a hard fought affair. Two winners both scoring 4 ducks, from the Greens Rudy Corcoran and Golds Phillip Beere.

Bowling.

The Les Fitzgerald Perpetual Trophy.

Most wickets for season with 26 wickets at an average of 12 runs per wicket

Rick Bennet.

Best bowling average with 9 wickets at an average of 8.88 runs per wicket

Cameron Johnston.

Most wickets in individual match with the impressive 6 for 11 Rick Bennet.

Close runner up Chris Dwyer 6 for 23 and 5 for 12

Double Hattrick Rick Bennett. 20/20

Special presentation to our juniors who did a fantastic job filling in throughout the season, Greens, Murray Armour, Golds, Nick Dwyer.

Captains Award for commitment and sportsmanship,

Golds, Peter Blundell, Greens, Cameron Johnston.

Best and fairest, voted by opposition teams

Greens Rick Bennet, Golds Jeremy Hewitt

Players votes by each team

Golds, Jeremy Hewitt, Greens Phil Coggins