News – 9th October 2018

Blowfly Cricket – start delayed due to wet grounds

BlowFly Cricket was to start this Friday (12th October). Due to a lengthy wet spell James Henty is very wet so we have put the start date back a week – Friday 19th October.

Blowfly Cricket gives young people aged between 5 and 25 years with autism, cerebral palsy and down syndrome the chance to play competitive sport. It also gives families the chance to be involved and enjoy seeing their children having fun and just enjoying life – check out the website link to find more information – here

If someone if your family is affected or if you know someone who would love to participate then please contact Bill Peterkin on here or 0488 110 942

Kanga (Junior Blasters) starts this weekend

After being put back by a week due to School holidays, Kanga starts this weekend (13th October). Games are at Edward Bennett Oval and start at 8.00 am.

It is never too late to register so if you have someone in your family or know someone aged between 5 and 7 who wants to play cricket then let them know they are always welcome.

Sreeni’s walk for the farmers

Sreeni Pillamarri (C2) finished his walk to Canberra raising money for drought affected Farmers. started his walk from Parramatta Town Hall on Saturday 22/9/2018 and arrived in Canberra on Monday 1st October – 380 kilometres.

Check out a video of Sreeni walking through Picton in our Photo Gallery (Miscellaneous Photos – here and download the video.

It is not too late to make a tax deductible donation to this great cause. This can be made via: here

The Academy starts next week

The Academy starts next week. There are still a few spots available but once we reach our cap of 18 players (coach / player ratio of 1:6) in each squad registrations go on a waiting list.

Current status is:

  • Girls – 9 (capped at 10 players)
  • U12s to U13s – 10
  • U14s to U16s – 10
  • Seniors – 6 (capped at 12 players)

Details on our Academy are on the following link – here

When

  • Girls:
    • Monday’s – 5.30 pm to 7.00pm (starting 15th October 2018)
  • Junior Boys:
    • Wednesday’s – U14s to U16s – 4.00 pm to 5.30 pm (starting 17th October)
    • Friday’s – U12s to U13s – 4.00pm to 5.30 pm (starting 19th October)
  • Seniors:
    • Wednesday’s 5.30 pm to 7.00 pm (starting Wednesday 17th October).

The Academy runs for 8 weeks between Monday 15th October and Friday 7th December 2018. We finish with the final 2 sessions on the 4th and 11th February 2019.

Cost

$225 for 10 weeks tuition – a ridiculously cheap price and a fraction of the cost of commercial operations and better quality.

Next steps

To register please contact the following people who will walk you through the next steps:

  • Junior Boys – Rob Hanich (U12 to U16s) – here
  • Junior Girls – Graham Chivers – here
  • Seniors – Ross Anderson – here

Coaching

Junior Boys

Competition starts up again this weekend (13th October)

The Junior Boys are back from holidays and the Comp starts again after a couple of weeks away. The Draw is on the Association website.

Competition Tables

After just 2 Rounds our Team standings are:

U16s – Blue (1st), White (4th) – = 1st on points

U15s – 4th

U14s – Orange (2nd), Red (4th) – = 1st on points; White (6th)

U13s – Purple (3rd), Red (5th) – =1st on points; Orange (7th), Blue (8th), Green (11th)

U12s – Orange (1st), Gold (3rd) – = 1st on points; Blue (9th), Red (10th), Green (14th)

U11s – Green (9th), Red (10th), Blue (13th), Gold (16th)

U10s – non competition

U9s – non competition

U8s – non competition

Girls Cricket

Rep News

This Sunday marks the start of the Girls Rep season and we have an amazing 12 Girls chosen in both Teams!

Danielle Chivers will be Captaining the Peden team that includes Esha Tiwana, Ragini Sen, Tuvini Jayakody and Grace Keane from our Club.

We will also have Trinity Newbury, Olivia Lownds, Sahana Anand, Aliya Colburt, Sofia Culus, Caelan Meredith and Shiloh David making their Reps debut in the Mollie Dive team which is the first time we have entered a team in that competition.

Well done Girls and to Graham Chivers on his fantastic effort to develop Girls Cricket.

Competition structure

Sixers Girls Cricket League – Stage 1 (U11-13) – Spring Season

  • First Round:                 Saturday 20th October
  • Duration:                     7 weeks (of competition)
  • Last Round:                 Saturday 1st December (finals)
  • When:                          Saturday 2pm
  • Special Invite:              Week 8 – Saturday 8th December – WBBL Opening Weekend at Nth Sydney Oval – on ground appearance, medal presentation
  • Format:                                    Junior Format Stage 1

Sixers Girls Cricket League – Stage 2 (U13-15) – Spring Season

  • First Round:                 Saturday 20th October
  • Duration:                     7 weeks (of competition)
  • Last Round:                 Saturday 1st December (finals)
  • When:                          Saturday 2pm
  • Special Invite:              Week 8 – Saturday 8th December – WBBL Opening Weekend at Nth Sydney Oval – on ground appearance, medal presentation
  • Format:                                    Junior Format Stage 2
  • Players:                                   9 on the field

Sixers Girls Cricket League (proposed competition structure)

Summer Season – Stage 1 & 2

  • First Round:                 Saturday 2nd February
  • Duration:                     6 weeks
  • Last Round:                 Saturday 9th March

Seniors

Training

Training has been going running since the season start but with Daylight savings now in place it becomes more of an option for people to turn-up who have work or other commitments. Details are:

  • Wednesday @ John Purchase from 4.30 pm
  • Friday @ WPH Sports Club nets also from 4.30 pm.

Standings

After 3 Rounds standings are:

  • A1 Grade – =1st (2nd on quotient)
  • A2 – 1st
  • B1:
    • Blue (Rick) – =7th (8th on quotient)
    • Red (Gunny) – 2nd
  • B2 – =3rd (6th on quotient)
  • C1 – 7th
  • C2:
    • Blue (Fieds) – =1st (1st on quotient)
    • Red (Indranil) – 5th
  • C3 – =5th (6th on quotient)
  • D1 – =3rd (3rd on quotient)
  •  D2 – 4th

“Bistro WPH” Photo of the Month

The Photo of the Month Competition is on again this season with the best Photo of the month chosen to win a fabulous prize – a $50 dinner voucher at Bistro WPH – here

To is easy to enter:

  • Just take a photo of anything to do with our Club – Kanga, Girls, Boys and Seniors
  • The photo can be of our players batting, bowling or fielding
  • Also, we are keen to get any ‘quirky’ photos that are a bit of fun.

Next steps

Just take a photo and send it to Ross Anderson (here ) with some brief commentary and it is that easy.

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