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TARANAKI CRICKET - CLUB/SCHOOL CONTACT LIST 1St September 2019 TARANAKI CRICKET - CLUB/SCHOOL CONTACT LIST 1st September 2019 Club Name Address Phone Key Contact Email address Auroa CC Auroa School, Auroa Rd, Manaia 027 724 5126 Dean Perrett [email protected] Bell Block CC Hickford Park, Bell Block, NP 021552043 Dion McGovern [email protected] Civil Quarries Inglewood CC Karo Park, Karo St, Inglewood 0276699192 David O'Sullivan [email protected] Custom Construction Fitzroy CC Peringa Park, Clemow Rd, Fitzroy 0274496313 Tony Biesiek [email protected] Hawera United Cricket Club TSB Hub, Camberwell Rd, Hawera 0277037763 Paul Plumtree [email protected] Manaia CC Manaia Domain, Bennet Dr, Manaia 06 2783548 Ken Smith [email protected] Merrilands CC Te Mete Park, Mangorei Rd, NP 0273392693 Peter Brown [email protected] Midhirst Britannia St, Midhirst 0272132589 Aaron Jannings [email protected] Nag 'N' Noggin NPMU CC Lynmouth Park, Devon St West, NP 0274504330 Stu Dempster [email protected] New Plymouth Old Boys CC Western Park, Morley St, NP 0220334075 Brian Beer [email protected] Oakura CC Corbett Park, South Rd, Oakura 0212551791 Greg Shearer [email protected] Oakura Junior Sports Club (OJSC) 16 Donnelly Street, Oakura x Kymon Hill [email protected] Patea CC Patea Sports Ground, Oxford St, Patea x Dean Hurley [email protected] Pihama CC Titahi Rd, Pihama x Mark Davis [email protected] Stratford CC Victoria Park, Cordelia St, Stratford 0275551869 Chris Drummond [email protected] Tikorangi CC Clifton Park, Inland N Rd, Tikorangi 0275847103 Chris Orchard [email protected] Turuturu CC Turuturu Park, Turuturu Rd, Hawera 0279073029 Wayne Nowell [email protected] Waitara CC Manukorihi Domain, Manukorihi Rd, Waitara 0272487854 Maurice Shaw [email protected] Woodleigh Cricket Club Sutherland Park, Fernleigh St, NP 0279331228 Moriz Hartmann [email protected] School Name Address Phone Key Contact Email address Bell Block School 31 Bell Block Court, Bell Block 06 755 0838 Dave Bilderbeck [email protected] Central School 40 Lemon Street, New Plymouth 06 758 3240 Juliet Vickers [email protected] Coastal Taranaki School 92 Carthew Street, Okato 06 752 4022 x [email protected] Devon Intermediate 406 Devon Street West, NP 06 758 5266 Joe Carey [email protected] FDMC Tukapa St, New Plymouth 021584336 Mark Wales [email protected] Fitzroy School Barriball Street, Fitzroy, NP 06 758 3084 Jay Millar [email protected] Frankley School 357 Tukapa Street, NP 06 753 6436 Wendy Parkes [email protected] Hawera High School 13 Camberwell Road, Hawera 64 6 278 4145 Ricardo Pintor [email protected] Hawera Intermediate 245 South Road, Hawera 06 278 5030 Liz Stewart [email protected] Highlands Intermediate 260a Coronation Ave, NP 06 758 4162 Rebecca Struthers [email protected] Kaponga School 30 Egmont Street, Kaponga 06 764 6693 Shane Downs [email protected] Mangorei School 502 Mangorei Road, NP 06 758 7860 Jo Carr [email protected] Marfell School 10 Endeavour Street, NP 06 751 0553 Sam Knox [email protected] Merrilands School Kauri Street, Merrilands, NP 06 758 8644 Sarah Lee-Mori [email protected] NPBHS Coronation Ave, NP 02102477742 Brad Bennett [email protected] NPGHS Mangorei Road, NP 06 757 3899 Karen Gillum-Green [email protected] Opunake High School Tasman Street, Opunake 06 761 8723 Sharon Quinnell [email protected] Patea School 26 Kent Street, Patea 06 273 8099 Mark Parsons [email protected] Puketapu School Dillon Drive, Bell Block, NP 06 755-0973 Kim Sowman [email protected] Sacred Heart Girls College 9 Pukaka Street, Fitzroy, NP 06 758 5023 Melissa Seddon [email protected] Spotswood College 129 South Road, NP 06 7512416 Phil Gayton [email protected] Spotswood Primary South Road, NP 06 751 1331 Lyndon Young [email protected] St Joes Opunake Whitcombe Road, Opunake 06 761 8388 Brook Murfitt [email protected] St John Bosco NP Marist 21 Clinton Street, Fitzroy, NP 64 6 758 3165 Ryan Fleming [email protected] St Joseph's NP Marist 41A Calvert Road, NP 06 758 0364 Mike Dowd [email protected] St Pius School 120 Brooklands Road, NP 06 753 4257 Tracey Drought [email protected] Stratford Primary 59 Regan Street, Stratford 06 7656938 Aaron Moore [email protected] Tikorangi School 356 Ngatimaru Road, RD 43, Waitara 06 754 6634 Alana Bridger [email protected] Vogeltown School 37 Huatoki Street, New Plymouth 06 753 6843 Michelle Sleep [email protected] Waitara High School Princess Street, Waitara 06 754 7514 Hillary Knowles [email protected] Welbourn School Arawa Street, Welbourn, NP 06 757 5810 Suzanne Hopkins [email protected] West End School Bonithon Avenue, New Plymouth 06 7589331 Mike Clarke [email protected] Woodleigh School Brois Street, New Plymouth 06 7539585 Lee Day [email protected].
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