SA Churches and Community Cricket Association 2010/11

[Phantom Gossiper]

haha he thinks that hutchy is marc cossens haha

nope i certainly dont

[Phantom Gossiper]

Yep you can look at me old mate coz im still laughing at your comments! Im writing you off! Might as well go and start planning your end of season trip because your A grade squad has NOTHING!

they have end of season footy trips during cirkcet season thats why they never have players[/quote]

How many blokes from Enfield A grade (of any quality) play footy smarty pants? Gully would be the only one worth mentioning i would say.

[Phantom Gossiper]

Cant believe that we are talking fast bowlers and that DEMON...Holland hasnt got a mention

well brod you raise a very good point i always knew you were a man of huge knowlage lol

Brain to suit the demographic down there at PSCC .. i guess TRN3 really is the brightest lol

[Phantom Gossiper]

Does anyone know where to go to get records/statistics of club history?

i've been on the churches website and it's useless!

Could always try your club

What sort of records are you after?

[Pistol]

Does anyone know where to go to get records/statistics of club history?

i've been on the churches website and it's useless!

Could always try your club

What sort of records are you after?

nice one! i'll do that!

we have most of our records but are missing a few, mainly when we joined churches from independent central. the churches website has bugger all info on it

[Goat Herder]

If anything Pete, you'd probably only find the info you're after if the respective clubs had websites of their own and have dedicated room to elaborate on their history.

If you're real keen, check out the book "100 Up!", via Association Treasurer Ian Kinsman. It's a comprehensive summary of the first 100yrs of the SACCA/C&CCA. Will set you back $30-35, but it's worth the read.

[Pistol]

If anything Pete, you'd probably only find the info you're after if the respective clubs had websites of their own and have dedicated room to elaborate on their history.

If you're real keen, check out the book "100 Up!", via Association Treasurer Ian Kinsman. It's a comprehensive summary of the first 100yrs of the SACCA/C&CCA. Will set you back $30-35, but it's worth the read.

yeah that's where i got my current info from

i just would have thought that all the match reports over the years would have been kept and recorded somewhere within the churches association

[rockstar]

were back to full strength now hutchy so we should be ok............. well heres hoping!

Full strength? You mean you got enough players to support frith brothers and brod?

[Goat Herder]

yeah that's where i got my current info from

i just would have thought that all the match reports over the years would have been kept and recorded somewhere within the churches association

Until the My Cricket website was launched a few years ago, I'd say all the match reports would have been archived by the statistical officer, which used to be Wally Johnson before he passed away and then Glenys took over (IIRC). Imagine having the job of loading every single previous match report of the last 100+yrs into a database!!! Unless you're offering mate...

Anyhow, all you need to know is 1997/98 - 717 runs @ 102.43 avg..

[Ecky]

yeah that's where i got my current info from

i just would have thought that all the match reports over the years would have been kept and recorded somewhere within the churches association

Until the My Cricket website was launched a few years ago, I'd say all the match reports would have been archived by the statistical officer, which used to be Wally Johnson before he passed away and then Glenys took over (IIRC). Imagine having the job of loading every single previous match report of the last 100+yrs into a database!!! Unless you're offering mate...

Anyhow, all you need to know is 1997/98 - 717 runs @ 102.43 avg..

After Wally Johnson, John McTier was the statistical officer from 2003-2006 when Glenys took over.

Up until 2006 association records were only kept on paper (as none of the statistical officers were particularly computer literate). In 2006-07 and 07/08 the website run through SACA was used but the link for that doesn't work anymore (scores.saca.com.au or the host http://www.sportzdat.com). Since 08/09 the current "mycricket" website has been used, and archives from these years are all on there. I know that there was talk of importing all the stuff from the old SACA website onto mycricket, but obviously that wasn't straightforward and/or nobody could be bothered. Hopefully those years (06/07 and 07/08) haven't been lost though.

If you are after something in particular, your best bet would be to ask Glenys. I'm not sure who has all the historical stats, it is probably one of either Glenys, Ian Amey or John McTier.

I have a database with details from every Adelaide Lutheran game ever (354 of them) including how many balls each ALCC batsman faced. That was a huge effort to put all of that into a database just for one club (that has only existed since 1981/82), so to do it for the whole association would be almost impossible. I also have all the Adelaide Lutheran scorebooks, so if you are after any information from games against us, I can look those up.

[Phantom Gossiper]

After Wally Johnson, John McTier was the statistical officer from 2003-2006 when Glenys took over.

Up until 2006 association records were only kept on paper (as none of the statistical officers were particularly computer literate). In 2006-07 and 07/08 the website run through SACA was used but the link for that doesn't work anymore (scores.saca.com.au or the host http://www.sportzdat.com). Since 08/09 the current "mycricket" website has been used, and archives from these years are all on there. I know that there was talk of importing all the stuff from the old SACA website onto mycricket, but obviously that wasn't straightforward and/or nobody could be bothered. Hopefully those years (06/07 and 07/08) haven't been lost though.

If you are after something in particular, your best bet would be to ask Glenys. I'm not sure who has all the historical stats, it is probably one of either Glenys, Ian Amey or John McTier.

I have a database with details from every Adelaide Lutheran game ever (354 of them) including how many balls each ALCC batsman faced. That was a huge effort to put all of that into a database just for one club (that has only existed since 1981/82), so to do it for the whole association would be almost impossible. I also have all the Adelaide Lutheran scorebooks, so if you are after any information from games against us, I can look those up.

how hard would it be for each club to put their stats on a database? Surely it could be a project done over a period of time, and then its a matter of just keeping them updated.

I know Enfield have their "bat and ball" publication which holds all their stats and records etc, its a good read too

[Ecky]

how hard would it be for each club to put their stats on a database? Surely it could be a project done over a period of time, and then its a matter of just keeping them updated.

I know Enfield have their "bat and ball" publication which holds all their stats and records etc, its a good read too

Given that it is a struggle to get clubs to put in match reports, getting them to also have databases and keep them up to date is a little far fetched I think (unfortunately)

[reggie]

yeah that's where i got my current info from

i just would have thought that all the match reports over the years would have been kept and recorded somewhere within the churches association

Until the My Cricket website was launched a few years ago, I'd say all the match reports would have been archived by the statistical officer, which used to be Wally Johnson before he passed away and then Glenys took over (IIRC). Imagine having the job of loading every single previous match report of the last 100+yrs into a database!!! Unless you're offering mate...

Anyhow, all you need to know is 1997/98 - 717 runs @ 102.43 avg..

Was this your last year in Churches?

[Goat Herder]

Nah mate, last roll of the dice was the ill-fated 2003/04 season by memory.. Bloody 'Lutherans..

[Phantom Gossiper]

Our team was nowhere near as good as the team we had when we lost to Enfield's 3rd XI in the Div 4 Grand Final last year yet we still managed to easily defeat Enfield's 2nd XI team that appeared to be much weaker. Go figure

good luck this week-end, i got a feeling your gonna get SMASHED and that comment will come back and bite you square on the backside!

[Ecky]

Our team was nowhere near as good as the team we had when we lost to Enfield's 3rd XI in the Div 4 Grand Final last year yet we still managed to easily defeat Enfield's 2nd XI team that appeared to be much weaker. Go figure

good luck this week-end, i got a feeling your gonna get SMASHED and that comment will come back and bite you square on the backside!

If you read what I wrote, I was really just stating what happened, as I thought it was an interesting comparison to what happened last year! I was never talking our team up (as I said I know we don't have a particularly strong team this year) so of course I wouldn't be surprised if Enfield beat us this round, particularly on their home ground coming off 2 good wins against Para Vista and NE Knights!

I think it is great actually that Div 3 is shaping up as a very even grade - every team has lost a game after 3 rounds, and even bottom team Fitzroy have even been competitive in their matches (and have scored the most runs overall in the division). Maybe I need to comment on them to fire them up for some wins, like I did with Enfield!

[One Ball Bandit]

Our team was nowhere near as good as the team we had when we lost to Enfield's 3rd XI in the Div 4 Grand Final last year yet we still managed to easily defeat Enfield's 2nd XI team that appeared to be much weaker. Go figure

good luck this week-end, i got a feeling your gonna get SMASHED and that comment will come back and bite you square on the backside!

There is a reason the Enfield B's are travelling very nicely at the moment compared to last year at this time..one word..SELECTION!!! oohh and Bubbula has to get some credit too considering he is captain and all

[Hutchy Churches]

Our team was nowhere near as good as the team we had when we lost to Enfield's 3rd XI in the Div 4 Grand Final last year yet we still managed to easily defeat Enfield's 2nd XI team that appeared to be much weaker. Go figure

good luck this week-end, i got a feeling your gonna get SMASHED and that comment will come back and bite you square on the backside!

There is a reason the Enfield B's are travelling very nicely at the moment compared to last year at this time..one word..SELECTION!!! oohh and Bubbula has to get some credit too considering he is captain and all

na were no good all three sides will be beaten on the weekend

[Phantom Gossiper]

If you read what I wrote, I was really just stating what happened, as I thought it was an interesting comparison to what happened last year! I was never talking our team up (as I said I know we don't have a particularly strong team this year) so of course I wouldn't be surprised if Enfield beat us this round, particularly on their home ground coming off 2 good wins against Para Vista and NE Knights!

I think it is great actually that Div 3 is shaping up as a very even grade - every team has lost a game after 3 rounds, and even bottom team Fitzroy have even been competitive in their matches (and have scored the most runs overall in the division). Maybe I need to comment on them to fire them up for some wins, like I did with Enfield!

Nah mate ill just read what i want Come on man just tryin to stir up some interest in this forum, everyone wants to be best friends it seems oh except hutchy, not sure what he wants, bit lost that one

[rockstar]

na were no good all three sides will be beaten on the weekend

thought you were from para vista? hmm nah doubt it actually the way you post you clearly have a very poor sub standard public school education! Maybe home schooled?