Bertie Michael’s 52 against Bankstown in First Grade was his first half-century for the club.
Patrick Xie, playing in his 100th First Grade match, passed fifty for the 19th time (including two centuries) with his 63 against Bankstown. During his innings he passed 1000 runs for the club.
Damien Mortimer, with 57 against Bankstown reached fifty for the fiftieth time in First Grade (8 centuries and 42 fifties). He continues to climb up the list of First Grade run-scorers: on Saturday he passed Jack Giffen (7607), Andrew Sainsbury (7615), Peter Forrest (7618), Ted Cotton (7620) and Greg Livingstone (7628) to become the 89th highest scorer in the competition’s history.
Hayden McCarthy’s 51 not out against Bankstown was his first half-century in First Grade.
Will Hardy, with 3-40 against Bankstown, returned his best bowling figures in Second Grade.
Sam Shepherd carried his career-highest innings to 161 not out against Bankstown in Third Grade.
Aydan Hunt made his Third Grade debut, and collected his first wickets in Thirds.
Ben Pelly made his debut for the club in the Fifth Grade match against Bankstown.
During his spell of 4-19 against Bankstown in Fifth Grade, Andrew Wilkinson passed Dick Cotton (310) to become the 22nd highest wicket taker in the club’s history.
Alex Greenhill, with 64 against Mosman in Metropolitan Cup, hit his first half-century for the club and took his first wickets for the club (2-13).
Edward Smith made his debut for the club in Metropolitan Cup against Mosman, scoring 46.
Raphael Quoyle made his debut for the club in Metropolitan Cup against Mosman.
Raghav Roy made his debut for the club in Metropolitan Cup against Mosman.
Joel Alexander-Easaw made his debut for the club in Metropolitan Cup against Mosman.
Miles Hopper made his debut for the club in Metropolitan Cup against Mosman, scoring 30 not out.
Phoebe Litchfield made her debut for the club in the Women’s First Grade match against Manly.
Kiah Martin, with 66 not out against Sydney in Women’s Second Grade, hit her second half century, and highest score, for the club.
Jemima Biss made her debut for the club in Women’s Third Grade against Manly, scoring 30 not out and taking 1-20.