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The travelling scorer is happy in the Valley

When an elite sportsperson retires from their sport they’ll often say, “One of the things I’m most grateful for is that I got to travel the world and visit places I may not have otherwise been able to do. “

Would you consider a cricket scorer an elite athlete? Probably not but in the case of Pat Culpan, he scored cricket games at the elite level and travelled all over the world doing so.

Pat Culpan is the Executive Chairman and Life Member of Valley Cricket Club and has been the first-grade scorer for 23 years seasons. Pat started with Valley in 2000-01 and as a scorer and volunteer the game that has taken him all over the world.

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Blacktown District Cricket Club - Sydney Shires First Grade Premiers 1997-98

In Blacktown District Cricket Club 3rd year in Sydney Shires competition we won the first grade competition.

It was pretty amazing considering 70% of players were straight out of park cricket and all from the Blacktown area and we actually got the wooden spoon in our 2nd year.

From left to right - Craig Wildman, Malcolm Serplet, Shannon Lane, Alan Berry, Ismail Kaba (standing), Darren Shaw. Neil Bray (standing), Peter Shredovicz (Captain and hands up sitting at the front), Brett Leonard (face obscured by Shredo), Ray Clarence (sitting), Mal Madsen, and Craig Philbin.

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St Bede’s College in Melbourne v Crusaders XI - 1988

The Crusaders consisted of David Johnstone, Shaun Graf, Gerard Cull and Aravinda De Silva.

St Bede’s team won the 1988 Associated Catholic Colleges Premiership vs De La Salle in the final match of the year. Future St Kilda Cricket Club players Adam Ryan and Damian Scales played for de La Salle.

Paul Brown was the standout player in Victoria of this age group but tragically died of cancer at 21.

Jones (St Kilda), McEvoy (Frankston), Brown (Waverley/Dandenong), Johnstone (Prahran/Dandenong/Haw-Waverley) all went onto play Victorian Premier cricket.

McEvoy has been the leading sporting journalist for Leader Newspapers for the past 25 years while Dr Ben Burke and Chiropractor Kingsley Anthonisz are leaders in their field in the local area.

J. Honan and O. Lalor are leading teachers at St Bede’s

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On 4th October 1987, Penrith Cricket Club hosted Western Suburbs in a one day game where it’s believed there was a crowd of 2,000 in attendance.

It was a day where both clubs international and state players were playing. Penrith team included NSW representatives Rod Bower and Trevor Bayliss and Western Suburbs team included Australian internationals Dirk Wellham, David Gilbert, Greg Matthews and NSW representatives Brad McNamara, Scott Hookey and Chris Killen.

The publicity and promotion before the game generated the enthusiasm to see one of the biggest crowds ever at Howell Oval

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