History

Storey Park (1953)
The Oval is the site of a brickwork’s (pre Great War). It was then the site of Fowlers Pottery works (earthenware/pipe manufacturers). The Great Depression and WW11 saw the business close. Before conversion to an oval the land was used as a camp for Displaced Persons after WW11. It was known as ‘Balts Camp’ as people came from various countries from northern Europe. The ground was named after Cr Sid Storey – the 9th Shire President.

Achievements

• 1978/79 – Ken Donaldson took a Club record 16 wickets in a match Vs Pymble C&S (9/34 and 7/72)
• 24/3/2002 – Darryl Daniels (C1) Final Vs Normanhurst took 8/74 off 32 overs
• 16/11/2002 – Peter Whitehead (A1 scored 100* and then took 7/52 against Mt Colah on the one day. This made him the first player in the Association to achieve this feat
• 11/1/2003 – Chris Thomas (A1) scored his 4,000th run @ 35.71 Vs Kenthurst
• 15/3/2003 – Chris Thomas (A1) took his 200th wicket @ 22.15 Vs ARL
• 2002/03 Association record 4th wicket partnership 223 Glen Percival (117) and Simon Davies (112) Vs ARL (Semi Final)
• 11/2/2006 – Greg Fiedler scored his 6,000th career run Vs Normanhurst
• 28/10/2007 Colts – Taylor Paton (106*) & Nick Bennett (103*) Association record 4th wicket partnership 183* for Colts
• Sunday 27th January 2008 – Matt Scoular (Colts) scored 34 runs in an over – hitting 8 fours in succession off a bowler who bowled an 8 ball over (2 no balls). This is a Club and Association record
• 10/1/2009 – James Makin (A1) took his 350th wicket Vs ARL. This puts James at number 6 on the all time wicket takers list
• 6/3/2010 – Simon Davies A1 scored his 5,000th career run Vs Hornsby
• 27/1/2018 – Michael Richards took the 7^th wicket to fall in the Berowra innings. This was also the 6,000^th A1 Grade Opposition wicket we have taken since our first game in A1 Grade in 1951/52 and 59 years in the top Grade.