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Women's Grand Final 2014/15 Clare Street Oval Sunday 22Nd February V Women’s Grand Final 2014/15 v Clare Street Oval Sunday 22nd February Girls U/17 Competition The CTPL Girl’s Competition was introduced in this season with the aim of providing a suita- ble pathway for girls to progress through to the Women’s Premier League. In its inaugural year; Glenorchy, Kingborough, New Town, North Hobart, SHSB and University all fielded teams. Played on synthetic wickets, the competition took place over seven weeks prior to Christmas with the top two teams progressing through to the Grand final that was played as a curtain raiser to a Women’s match at New Town Oval. Unfortunately, wet weather caused the abandonment of two rounds but each team was still able to participate in five matches and at the conclusion of the last round, three teams were tied on four wins. On quotient, Kingborough were unfortunate to miss the final with SHSB topping the ladder and New Town coming in second. In the final, SHSB batted first but were no match for New Town who were crowned premiers (pictured below). The competition will return next year and any girls interested in playing cricket are encour- aged to contact any of the eight premier league clubs or Cricket Tasmania Female Engage- ment Officer, Mia Blignaut at [email protected] or on 6282 0490. Premier League Bulletin Season Highlights There was a high level of expectation against Kingborough with a comfortable 36 and optimism at Clarence with England vice run victory at the TCA Ground. captain Heather Knight making her debut in Hannah Short once again got the De- Round One against New Town. mons to a flying start, blasting 47 runs to In a rain reduced match, Knight absolute- help North Hobart to 4/143(cc). ly dominated the opening fixture, blasting In reply, Kingborough could never gain 141*off 47 balls to lead the charge and help any momentum as the Demon bowlers eco- post a mammoth score of 1/255 off 15 overs nomically restricting the Knights to 2/108 New Town never looked competitive in (cc). the chase and finished 1/73 from 15 overs. Round 3 also saw SHSB duo Linsey Da- At University Oval, new Lions recruits Costa (70) and Corinne Hall (75*) combine Sasha Moloney and Maddison Blazely for a 129 run partnership to help defeat helped guide University to a comfortable 32 University by 96 runs while other matches run victory over Lindisfarne. were abandoned due to rain. Batting first, the Lions posted 4/123, In Round 4, Paris Crowe’s all-round effort thanks to knocks from Roar duo Moloney of 59* and 4/22 was not enough as the (40) & Katelyn Fryett (40*) Bucks fell 31 runs short against North Ho- A lone hand by new Roar recruit Celeste bart. Raack (46*) was not enough to get the Light- Clarence continued its perfect start to ning over the line as they could only manage the season, easily accounting for University 3/92. by 6 wickets at University Oval. In other Round One matches, SHSB were An inspired spell of bowling by Olivia too good for Kingborough and the match McDonald (2/9 off 4) helped restrict the between Glenorchy and North Hobart was Lions to just 6/81(cc) abandoned due to rain. The chase never seemed to daunt the In Round 2, the heavens once again Roos as they reached the total with 35 balls opened up resulting in three abandoned to spare with Knight once again guiding the matches. Roos to victory, scoring 32* off 34 balls. In the only match that got underway, In other matches SHSB easily accounted Glenorchy easily accounted for Lindisfarne, for Lindisfarne while Kingborough narrowly at KGV Oval in the first ever CTPL Women's edged out Glenorchy by just 7 runs. night match. In Round 5, SHSB’s duo in Hall and Da- Batting first, Glenorchy scored 4/159 off Costa once again stood tall in their win over their 20 overs, thanks largely to Katie Kingborough while Blazely scored 57* and Alomes (42) and Amanda Silva (37). took 2/2 in the Lions win over Lindisfarne. Samantha Triffitt claimed personal best In what turned out to be the semi final figures of 3/6 off 2 overs to guide the Mag- preview, Clarence dominated New Town, pies to a comfortable 114 run win. restricting them to just 9/64, and surpassing In Round 3, North Hobart’s season got the total in under 16 overs. underway in the Grand Final rematch In Round 6, Clarence’s Knight (67 and continuing their unbeaten run. 3/11) and Glenorchy’s Anita Silva (57 and Other winners in Round 10 included Gle- 4/22) were dominant for their respective norchy, SHSB and Clarence. sides in their clash at KGV Oval, however, it Another Anita Silva (108*) century in was the Roos that came away with the result. Round 11 helped guide Glenorchy to a com- At the top of the order, Knight and all- prehensive 155 run victory over Lindisfarne. rounder McDonald (35) led the way with the North Hobart, Kingborough and SHSB also bat as the Roos reached 5/136(cc). recorded victories In reply, the total proved be too much as In Round 12, North Hobart continued Glenorchy finished on 5/105(cc). their winning streak with a comprehensive 98 In round 7, a 204 run partnership by run victory over Clarence Crowe (125*) and Gabby Mann (79*) led the Batting first, the Demons made 1/183, way for the Bucks as they reached 1/241(cc) thanks largely to a dominant performances against Lindisfarne. from Pyke (88*) and Bernadette Doyle (41*). In reply, a determined 96 run opening In reply, some discipline bowling from stand between Lisa Brazendale (45*) and North Hobart’s experienced players ensured Thomasa Corrie (37*) was not enough as that the chase was going to be too much, as Crowe showcased her all-round ability, claim- Clarence finished on 2/85(cc). ing 3/11 to lead the Bucks to a 134 run victo- In Round 13, Clarence and New Town ry. both recorded victories while the other two The bowlers ran hot in Round 8, as only matches were abandoned due to rain. New Town was able to surpass more than With only two teams guaranteed a finals 100 runs in an innings. spot heading into the final round, three Jessica Hercott (3/5) and Zoe Burke (2/5) teams (SHSB, New Town, Kingborough) were did the damage for Clarence against Lindis- fighting for the remaining two places. farne, North Hobart’s Veronica Pyke (3/5) At Clare Street Oval, Clarence defeated and Licelle Hawkins (2/5) dismantled Kingborough by 6 runs, which secured the Kingborough, New Town’s Crowe (4/9) con- Roos second spot on the ladder and at the tinued her amazing season against Glenor- same time ended Kingborough’s season. chy. University’s Blazely (3/10) and Fryett SHSB hosted New Town with both teams a (2/10) were too good for SHSB. chance of missing out on finals if they lost. In Round 9, an exciting game between New Town batted first and it was a similar Glenorchy and University provided an array story line as Crowe hit 90 (62) to set up a of highlights, including a century from Anita total of 5/162. In reply DaCosta played a lone Silva (111*), a half century from Moloney hand with 69* with the Sharks going down by (91) and a hat-trick from Sophie Alomes 51 runs. With Kingborough losing, SHSB still (3/20). managed to make their maiden finals appear- In the end, Glenorchy’s total of 2/204 was ance. enough to get over the line, as they defeated With top spot already secured, an impres- the Lions by 48 runs. sive display from North Hobart ensured they Round 10 of the competition witnessed went through the home and away season another half century from Crowe as she post- undefeated with a 9 wicket victory over Lin- ed 78* to guide New Town to 2/131(cc) but disfarne. once again her efforts were not enough as Full ladder and stats for the season can be North Hobart cruised to a 6 wicket victory, found on page 7. CTPL Upcoming Events Women’s State Final Monday 9th March @ Devonport Oval Statewide Twenty20 Final Monday 9th March @ Devonport Oval CTPL U/15’s Grand Final Sunday February 22nd and March 1st @ New Town Oval CTPL Semi-Finals Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd March Various Grounds Rodwell Medal Dinner Wednesday 25th March @ Blundstone Arena CTPL 1st Grade Grand Final Friday 27th—Sunday 29th March @ Kingston Twin Ovals CTPL 2nd, 3rd & U/17 Finals Saturday 28th & Sunday 29th March Various Grounds 2014/15 CTPL Women's Ladder Position Club W D L Points Quotient 1 North Hobart 11 3 0 47 2.32 2 Clarence 9 2 3 38 1.71 3 New Town 7 2 5 30 1.98 4 SHSB 7 2 5 30 0.98 5 Kingborough 6 2 6 26 1.04 6 Glenorchy 5 2 7 22 1.31 7 University 3 1 10 13 0.59 8 Lindisfarne 0 2 12 2 0.18 2014/15 Leading Run Scorers (Excluding Finals) Player Club Innings Runs HS Avg Paris Crowe New Town 12 701 125* 87.63 Anita Silva Glenorchy 10 490 113* 54.44 Sasha Moloney University 12 456 91 57.00 Hannah Short North Hobart 11 413 68 51.63 Mary Waldron Kingborough 11 329 61* 54.83 Linsey DaCosta SHSB 7 305 70 76.25 Amanda Silva Glenorchy 10 302 50* 75.50 Gabby Mann New Town 10 292 79* 36.50 Heather Knight Clarence 3 242 141* 242.00 Thomasa Corrie Lindisfarne 10 207 46* 29.57 Corinne Hall SHSB 6 201 75* 100.50 2014/15 Leading Wicket Takers (Excluding Finals) Player Club Overs Wkts BB Average Paris Crowe New Town 34 17 4/9 10.76 Erin Lawler New Town 27.2 15 4/2 7.73 Maddison Blazely University 44.5 14 3/10 19.07 Nicole Geeves North Hobart 32.5 12 3/6 10.75 Olivia McDonald Clarence 34.2 12 3/3 13.50 Lisa Astell SHSB 42.2 12 3/11 17.17 Linsey DaCosta SHSB 22 11 4/8 7.73 Anita Silva Glenorchy 35 11 4/22 12.27 Emily Lawson Kingborough 41.4 11 3/0 23.45 Beth Schiwy SHSB 37 10 3/5 16.80 Hannah Short North Hobart 43 10 3/4 18.00 Emerson Rodwell Medal Dinner The Rodwell Medal Dinner is the CTPL Presentation Function where award winners from all grades are announced.
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