Timeline

TIMELINE

(Including Major Milestones)
July 2021

2021
Main Field Fly Net replaced by KCC (Estimated cost
$60,000)
2021
Winter Season truncated when State Locked Down
2021
Pitching Machine (Hack Attack) ($6,000)
2020
COVID-19
Pandemic – Winter Season cancelled, Summer 2020-21 restricted. Govt
Grants totalling $10k – survival and reimagining. Impact likely to be
felt through to 2022
2019
BV Most Inclusive Club Award
2019
Lighting on Main Field – LL and Social Baseball Standard
2019
Batting
Tunnel Refurbishment ($22,000 inc VG $5000 labour, Ian Curnow, Al
Gribbin, Stu Holding. Lighting Jarrod and Laurie Hall)
2016
Little League Field Back Net ($35,000 inc Federal Govt
$15,000)
2016
Main Field and Field 2 Dugouts Concrete Floors (Andrew
Gribbin)
2016
Electronic Scoreboard (Frazer and Darren Hiddlestone,
Stuart Holding)
2014
100 Year Anniversary Celebration
2010
Landscaping in front of pavilion ($85,000 KCC)
2006
Clean Sweep all State Junior Titles
2005
Back Net Senior Field No 3 ($7000 inc VG $3,500)
2004
First Major Leaguer Travis Blakley
2003
Little League Fields – cut outs all 6 fields
2002
Bullpen Right Field on Main
2001
Little League Centre Established – 6 fields with back
nets
1999
Canopy on Main ($15,000 Provided by KCC due health and
safety)
1999
Batting Tunnel Extended/concrete floor
1997
Cockchafer Beatle Crisis Grounds unplayable
1997
Back net replaced Main Field (KCC)
1997
Scorers Box Field No 2 (Trevor Hogben)
1997
Cool room (Tony Bailey
1997
Ride on Mower (Village Grant)
1997
Bullpen Third base Main Field
1996
First Professional Signing Matthew Gourlay
1996
Home Run Fence Main Field
1996
Scorers Box Main Field
1996
Rustler BBQ (Tony Jackson)
1996
Club Family Tree Bronze Plaque (Dave Stenhouse)
1995
Scoria cut outs on Main Field
1994
Training Lights Main Field. Terry Reid & Laurie
Hall)
1991
KCC seal and drain main car park
1991
Hosted BV U12 Tournament for the first time. Huge
Success
1990
Main Field Drainage Terrace in front of Clubrooms
(Reter Paturzo, Kevin Howe Mark Phillips for landscaping effort).
1989
Batting Tunnel $8500
1989
Kitchen Bench Tops $5000 John Coghlan
1988
State Pee Wee Title
1988
State Tee Ball Title
1988
Pitching Machine purchased
1987
Clubrooms Opening (12 April 1987). Total Cost $450,000
KCC Club Contribution $25,000
1987
Equipment Room Shelving (Frank Babidge Jr)
1986
Club Incorporated 6 January
1986
Back Nets Main Field
1985
Tee Ball Centre established
1985
Back Net on Senior Field No 2
1985
U14 State Champions (First after Amalgamation)
1984
Moved to Kingston Heath Reserve
1978
Moved to Gasworks, Nepean Highway
1976
Summer becomes BV Major Season. DBA continues Winter
season
1972
Amalgamation (Playing Park Road and Kingston Aged Care
Centre)
1958
Cheltenham wins first DBA A Grade Premiership
1955
Moved to Como Park from Prahran Cricket Ground
1953
Original Cheltenham BC formed (Tuesday 24 March)
1949
BV A Grade Champions
1942
Suspended WW2. (18 out of 29 senior players enlisted)
1941
Prahran Victorian Champions
1926
Prahran re formed
1916
Suspended WW1
1915
Prahran’s first A Grade Premiership
1914
Prahran Runner Up first BV A Grade Competition

Names: Lead member(s)

KCC = Kingston City Council
VG = Village Grant

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