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Loutz dominates Willows Awards

Chesley DanielsBy Chesley DanielsAugust 27, 2019No Comments3 Mins Read
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Michael Liebenberg (SACS) smashing it down the groung for a 4. Photographer: Evan Williams

All Rounder Marquin Tom Loutz dominated the awards at the Annual Willows Cricket Club’s Awards Ceremony Dinner on Friday evening. The prestigious event took place at Goldrush Bingo and was once again a huge success, attended by club members, former players, special guests, sponsors, parents and partners.

Loutz received the Player of the Season Award and was named the Club’s Best Player.

Loutz also walked away with the Player’s Player of the Season, Best Batsman, Best All Rounder, Most Dedicated Player, Most Boundaries, EP Rural Rep, Pineapple Tournament XI Awards. Loutz was honoured for his remarkable and outstanding performances the past season and deservedly so. He was in sublime form for both Willows and the EP Rural side and was also honoured at the EP Cricket and GCB Awards recently.

Medium Fast Bowler Cole Wessels was named the Best Bowler, while the young talented Romario Fritz received the Most Promising Player Award.

Sponsors were also recognised for their support for the club and towards the function.

Former SA Cricket Player Meyrick Pringle who played in the Cricket World Cup in 1992, was the guest speaker for the evening. Pringle congratulate the club on the glamorous event and also those who received awards.

“I feel very honoured and privileged to be here and to be invited, and I’m very impressed with the youth of the club. I’m very excited about the history of the club and what you have achieved over the years. Its important that players should take their opportunities afforded to them with both hands and make the most of it. It will obviously take a lot of hard work, dedication, sacrifices and to be discipline at the end of the day, but believe me, it will be worth it. Well done Willows.”

Pringle also handed over a replica of his EP Cricket jersey to Loutz.

Full list of awards:

Player of the Season:  Marquin Loutz
Player’s Player of the Season:  Marquin Loutz
Moomish of the Season:  Tando Ngcete
SA Reps:  Winston Johnson & Eldrich George
EP Rural Reps:  Loutz, Mohammed Sonday, Luvane Daniels, Abner Accom, Ruwayne Brooks, Seviano Jasson, Eldrich George, Winston Johnson, Chesley Daniels, Melville Daniels, Xanephan May, Tando Ngcete, Cole Wessels
EP Schools Reps:  Jean-Luc Basson, Dwayne Pharo, Declan Muller
Pineapple Tournament XI:  Marquin Loutz
Most Promising:  Romario Fritz
Most Improved:  Liam Agnew
Most Dedicated:  Marquin Loutz
Best All Rounder:  Marquin Loutz
Best Batsman:  Marquin Loutz (463 runs, 42.09)
Best Batting Performance:  Mohammed Sonday (204 vs Salem)
Best Batting Average:  Luvane Daniels (52.0)
Most Boundaries:  Loutz (61 – 37fours & 24sixes)
Best Bowler:  Cole Wessels (25 wickets)
Best Bowling Performance:  Winston Johnson (6/8 vs PA)
Most Economical Bowler:  Winston Johnson (2.5)
Most Maidens:  Cole Wessels (13)
Best Fielder:  Abner Accom
Most Catches:  Seviano Jasson (19)

Certificates of Appreciation:  Dr Davies Optometrist, Auto Clinic, Gold Rush, EC’s Fit & GO, Kingswood College, Sean Long Farming, Tony’s Shuttle Services, Tip Top Butchery, Legends Cash Store, KS Auto, Buco, Keanen & Caleb Jattiem, Jannie Coltman, Leon Coetzee, Xanephan May, Percival Brooks, Chesley Chusta Daniels, Mohammed Sonday, Meyrick Pringle

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