Two of Orange CYMS Cricket Club's finest all-rounders were the recipients of the club's highest awards at the 2023-24 season presentation on Sunday 28 April.
First Grade's Joey Coughlan and junior Holly Reed took out the major on-field awards after fantastic seasons with both bat and ball.
Coughlan was named Jack Moroney Cricketer of the Year for his outstanding performances in BOIDC First Grade and Bonnor Cup matches where he scored 776 runs at an average of 55.43 and took 24 wickets at a miserly 12.96.
Coughlan was also named the club's Tony Kelly All-Rounder of the Year and First Grade's Best and Fairest, as well as receiving awards for two centuries and a five-wicket haul.
2023-24 Jack Moroney Cricketer of the Year Joey Coughlan with Derek Johns, representing the Moroney family.
Reed, who was unfortunately absent from the presentation at the Ophir Hotel, played in the club's under-16s and Centenary Cup teams, netting 209 runs at the average of 34.83 while also taking 21 wickets at the incredible rate of just 6.57.
In addition to her major prize, Reed claimed the bowling award in her under-16s team, as well as an award for a five-wicket haul.
She also received a Junior Development Award, along with Stephen Wright and Spencer Chapman. These are presented to promising cricketers under the age of 18 and provide a registration subsidy of $100 to assist with playing fees for the following season.
Meanwhile, the hard work and contributions of Jo Ferguson and Sam Garvin were acknowledged through well-deserved senior and junior Clubperson of the Year awards.
Ferguson was awarded the Peter Falvey Clubperson of the Year Award in recognition of her time, effort and leadership in a number of important areas for the club this season.
In addition to helping to run the Junior Blasters sessions, she was instrumental in starting the inaugural Orange Women's Cricket League in October 2023, working with others in the club, ODCA and Cricket NSW to form the League.
Garvin took out the Michael Powell Junior Clubperson of the Year in recognition of his help with Junior Blasters and women's cricket training and matches.
Members of the grand final-making under-11s White team with coach Nathan Fardell and scorer Ellie Rinaldo.
Third Grade vice-captain Riley Krause, Second Grade vice-captain Brett Wykes and First Grade batter Charlie Tink took out the remaining major playing awards.
Krause was named Steve Luck Player of the Finals for his heroics in Third Grade's run to the Orange District Cricket Association premiership. He took 2-7 off 3 overs in the semi-final against Gladstone before taking a remarkable 6-3 off 3.4 overs in his Player-of-the-Match performance in the grand final rout of Spring Hill.
Wykes was named Pat Fahey Wicketkeeper of the Year courtesy of his 377 runs at 26.93 and 11 dismissal - 9 catches and 2 stumpings - in ODCA Second Grade.
Tink won the Bill McAuliffe under-21s Player of the Year award for his 476 runs at 31.73 for Orange CYMS First Grade, Bonnor Cup, Orange Opens and Central West Colts teams.
Members of the club's premiership-winning Third Grade team were presented with white cricket vests embroidered with the club logo and details of their win.
Captain Mick Curran, vice-captain Riley Krause and players from the premiership-winning Third Grade team.
The season's presentation was also memorable as the first to acknowledge the club's women's teams.
CYMS White, Red, Blue, Green and Gold played in the Orange Social Women's Cricket League in February and March, representing the club in matches played on Friday evenings.
In addition to batting and bowling awards for each team, there was a presentation to players chosen as Best and Fairest for their respective teams: Kendall Graham, Sandra Schmich, Meg McFarland, Stef Loader and Kylie Winslade.
Women's Blue award winners Kendall Graham (left) and Adeline Johnson (middle) with captain Kylie Garvin.
The Chris Ely Memorial Award, given to a junior player who has best embodied the club's values - Respect, Pride, Purpose and Contribution - during the season, went to Isaac Churchland, while the Snowden Family Community Award went to Cooper Biddle in recognition of his fundraising efforts for the Head Strong Foundation.
The full list of 2034-24 awards is as follows:
Under-11s Gold:
Batting award: Ali Hassan Baig, 85 runs
Bowling award (shared):
Fergus Quilty, 7 wickets @ 21.43
Ali Hassan Baig, 7 wickets @ 12.14
Coach’s award: Anishvar Heyshankaran
Team, coach, manager and sponsor to be photographed
Under-11s Green:
Batting award: Felix Staniforth, 73 runs
Bowling award: Oscar Johnson, 5 wickets @ 32.8
Coach’s award: Oscar Johnson
Under-11s White:
Batting award: Sam Rinaldo, 228 runs
Bowling award: Angus Hattersley, 16 wickets @ 7
Coach’s award: Sam Rinaldo
Under-12s:
Batting award: Patrick Penberthy-Neil, 149 runs
Bowling award: James Rodwell, 12 wickets @ 6.17
Coach’s award: Lincoln Seymour-Burgess
Under-14s Gold:
Batting award: Spencer Chapman, 331 runs @ 55.17
Bowling award: Stephen Wright, 17 wickets @ 8.06
Coach’s award: Wil Kennedy
Under-14s Green:
Batting award: Sam Garvin, 257 runs @ 25.7
Bowling award: Tom French, 17 wickets @ 6.76
Coach’s award: Jake Mulhall
Under-16s:
Batting award: Cooper Biddle, 218 runs @ 24.22
Bowling award: shared:
Holly Reed, 21 wickets @ 6.57
McCallum Cole, 21 wickets @ 6.24
Coach’s award: Lucy Mellis
Junior development awards
These are presented to promising junior and/or senior cricketers under the age of 18 to assist in their development. The club will provide a subsidy of $100 to assist with playing fees for next season.
Holly Reed - 549 runs @ 21.96 and 44 wickets @ 12.7 across all competitions
Spencer Chapman - 470 runs @ 36.15 and 16 wickets @ 17.38 across all competitions
Stephen Wright - 32 wickets @ 16.09 across all competitions
Centenary Cup:
Batting award: Sam Garvin, 196 runs @ 16.33
Bowling award (shared):
Cory Griffiths, 14 wickets @ 11.79
Al Dhatt, 14 wickets @ 8
Best and Fairest award: Tom Wright, 115 runs @ 16.43, 13 wickets @ 13.77, and 9 catches
ODCA T20 Cup:
Batting award (shared):
McCallum Cole, 72 runs @ 18
Angus Gorman, 72 runs @ 14.4
Bowling award: Udi Lokuge, 6 wickets @ 7.17
Best and Fairest award: McCallum Cole, 72 runs @ 18 and 4 wickets @ 15
Third Grade:
Batting award: Mick Curran, 427 runs @ 30.5
Bowling award: Riley Krause, 28 wickets @ 8.39
Best and Fairest award: Riley Krause, 167 runs @ 23.86 and 28 wickets @ 8.39
Second Grade:
Batting award: Brett Wykes, 377 runs @ 26.93
Bowling award: Johnty French, 23 wickets @ 16.26
Best and Fairest award: Brett Wykes, 377 runs @ 26.93, 9 catches, 2 stumpings
Bonnor Cup:
Batting award: Brad Thomas, 77 runs @ 38.5
Bowling award: Rory Daburger, 5 wickets @ 6.6
Best and Fairest award: Rory Daburger, 40 runs @ 40 and 5 wickets @ 6.6
First Grade:
Batting award: Joey Coughlan, 776 runs @ 55.43
Bowling award: Joey Coughlan, 24 wickets @ 12.96
Best and Fairest award: Joey Coughlan, 776 runs @ 55.43 and 24 wickets @ 12.96
Women’s Blue:
Batting award: Kendall Graham, 164 runs
Bowling award: Adeline Johnson, 9 wickets @ 9.22
Best and Fairest award: Kendall Graham, 164 runs and 5 wickets
Women’s White:
Batting award: Kylie Winslade, 78 runs
Bowling award: Joanne Kennedy, 5 wickets @ 4.2
Best and Fairest award: Kylie Winslade, 78 runs and 3 wickets @ 17.33
Women’s Gold:
Batting award: Pip Elmes, 73 runs
Bowling award: Emma Jeffery, 5 wickets @ 12
Best and Fairest award: Stef Loader, 60 runs and 4 wickets @ 14
Women’s Red:
Batting award: Rachel Sewell, 95 runs
Bowling award: Sandra Schmich, 4 wickets @ 21.25
Best and Fairest award: Sandra Schmich, 74 runs and 4 wickets @ 21.25
Women’s Green:
Batting award: Stacey Cornish, 128 runs
Bowling award: Meg McFarland, 11 wickets @3
Best and Fairest award: Meg McFarland, 106 runs and 11 wickets @ 3
Five wickets in an innings:
Angus Hattersley, 5-8 v Kinross White in under-11s, 8 February 2024
James Rodwell, 5-5 v Orange City Warriors in under-12s, 21 October 2023
Tom French, 5-5 v Kinross Sixers in under-14s, 2 March 2023
Holly Reed, 5-4 v Centrals in under-16s, 28 October 2023
Meg McFarland, 5-8 v Orange City Warriors in Women's Cricket League, 15 March 2024
Tom Wright, 5-12 v Centrals in Centenary Cup, 16 March 2024
Riley Krause, 6-3 v Spring Hill in Third Grade grand final, 23 March 2024
Johnty French has two:
5-8 v Wanderers in Second Grade, 18 November 2023
5-17 v Orange City in Second Grade, 2 December 2023
Joey Coughlan, 5-5 v City Colts In First Grade, 27 January 2024
Mac Webster, 5-45 v City Colts in First Grade, 27 January 2024
Centuries:
Charlie Tink: 118 v Centrals in First Grade, 28 October 2023
Tom Belmonte: 104 v Cavaliers in First Grade, 10 March 2024
Joey Coughlan: 140 v Centrals in First Grade, 28 October 2023
Joey Coughlan: 250 not out v City Colts, 3 February 2024
Russell Wicks Colt of the Year
Because there was no ODCA Colts competition this season we will not be presenting the Russell Wicks Colt of the Year award.
Bill McAuliffe Under-21s Player of the Year (donated by Bill McAuliffe)
Presented to the best performing cricketer of the season aged under 21:
Charlie Tink, 476 runs @ 31.73 for Orange CYMS First Grade, Bonnor Cup, Orange Opens and Central West Colts
Pat Fahey Wicketkeeper of the Year (donated by Joe Iffland)
Presented to the best performing wicketkeeper of the season, in terms of dismissals and runs for CYMS junior and/or senior teams
Brett Wykes, 377 runs @ 26.93, 9 catches, 2 stumpings in ODCA Second Grade.
Steve Luck Player of the Finals (donated by Paul Kennedy, Pip Maguire and John Campbell)
Presented to the best performing junior or senior player in finals for all ODJCA, ODCA, Bonnor Cup and/or BOIDC finals
Riley Krause:
ODCA Third Grade semi-final v Gladstone - 2-7 off 3 overs
ODCA Third Grade grand final v Spring Hill: 6-3 off 3.4 overs, Player of the Match
Tony Kelly All-Rounder of the Year (donated by the late Tony Kelly)
Presented to the best performing junior or senior all-rounder for all ODCA and/or BOIDC matches
Joey Coughlan, 776 runs @ 55.43 and 24 wickets @ 12.96
Snowden Family Community Award (donated by Peter and Karen Snowden)
Presented to the junior or senior cricketer who has made meaningful contributions to the wider (non-CYMS or -cricket) communities in the last year.
Cooper Biddle.
Chris Ely Memorial Award (donated by the Ely family)
Presented to the junior player who has best embodied the club's values - Respect, Pride, Purpose and Contribution - during the season
Isaac Churchland.
Michael Powell Junior Clubperson of the Year (donated by the family of the late Michael Powell)
Presented to a junior cricketer or supporter who has made significant contributions to the club this season.
Sam Garvin.
Peter Falvey Clubperson of the Year (donated by John Covelli)
Presented to a senior cricketer or supporter who has made significant contributions to the club this season.
Jo Ferguson.
Jack Moroney Junior Cricketer of the Year (donated by the Moroney/Leone family)
Presented to the best performing junior cricketer of the season for all ODJCA matches.
Holly Reed.
Jack Moroney Cricketer of the Year (donated by the Moroney/Leone family)
Presented to the best performing senior cricketer of the season for all senior Bonnor Cup and BOIDC matches.
Joey Coughlan.
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