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Dan Babula; 2013-14 Season

During the pre-season ahead of the 2013/14 campaign, a fast bowler arrived at Manly for a trial. Initially, he was placed in the "train-on" net, where players new to the club or those trialling from local cricket were given the opportunity to showcase their abilities while coaches and selectors assessed their suitability for grade cricket. However, it took only a handful of deliveries for it to become clear that Dan Babula was well above that standard and belonged in the First Grade net.

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The Tahs presented this year's Ian Campbell Scholarship to Rocco Eastwood of the Hillgrove Colts Cricket Club in a well attended ceremony held at Cricket House, at the Armidale Showground.
The scholarship, named in honour of Life Member Ian Campbell (#212), for his outstanding contribution to the club in developing junior crcketers, is raised from donations by The Tahs 90 plus members.
Rocco, a strong middle order batsman and occasional wicketkeeper, was voted Hillgrove's "Most Likely To Succeed" after the 2025/26 season, won the award for "Performance of the Year", was Hillgrove's leading run getter in 2nd grade and also won the "Man of the Match" award in the Armidale & District Cricket Association's T20 Final. He was also a key member of Central North's unbeaten run in the 2025/26 Bradman Cup for U/16 cricketers.
During the ceremony, Rocco was presented with his award by Mrs Elizabeth Campbell, widow of Ian and in a moving part of the ceremony, James Campbell (#382), son of Ian, presented Rocco with his club cap #914 as Tahs members stood to attention wearing their own club caps.

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Rowan Hamman first joined Manly Warringah Cricket Club in the 2003/04 season after transferring from the UNSW Cricket Club, where he had established himself as a First Grade top-order batsman. During his initial stint at Manly, Rowan consistently performed in the club's higher grades as a dependable left-handed opening batter before eventually stepping away from the game.

A decade later, ahead of the 2013/14 season, Rowan was persuaded to make a comeback by close friend Warren Evans, captain of the Fourth Grade side

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