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Cricket North West Bulletin CRICKET NORTH WEST BULLETIN Thursday, November 29, 2018 CNW Deadlines and Upcoming Events NOVEMBER Thursday 29th November Enter ALL Teams in MyCricket by 8.30pm for Media Access Friday 30th November Hobart Hurricanes V Sydney Thunder Indigenous Tournament at Latrobe Rec Ground Monday 3rd December Junior Cricket Development Committee Meeting Monday 3rd December CNW Under 17 Female Rosters Commence Wednesday 5th December CNW Female Representative Training Session Saturday 8th December WBBL Match Hobart Hurricanes V Melbourne Stars at West Park Oval Sunday 9th December WBBL Match Hobart Hurricanes V Melbourne Stars at West Park Oval Cricket North West Junior Rosters All CNW junior rosters are now available on MyCricket. The MyCricket app is a great way to check fixtures on the go. For this weekend’s games, please refer to the MyCricket website or app that includes venue changes for Sheffield V Ulverstone U13 and U15 Matches. We are reviewing our process and seeking ways to fast track the distribution of rosters in future. Cricket North West Female Representative Squad Congratulations to the following players who have been selected in the initial CNW Female Representative training squad. The th squad of 15 are invited to train on Wednesday 5 December from 6.00pm–7.00pm with the venue TBC (Players to be notified) A final team of 12 players will be selected to play against the NTCA on Sunday 9th December at West Park Oval. This match will follow the WBBL Match between the Hobart Hurricanes and Melbourne Stars in Burnie. If you are unavailable to participate, please contact Callan Morse on 0407 910 383. Devonport: Latrobe: Sheffield: Ulverstone: Burnie Hurricanes: Wynyard: Martina Steven Hannah Magor Georgia Foote Kahla Summers Suzie Gale Abbey Hawkins Kate Chaplin Tayla Wig Sam Cotton Madeline Clarke Hayley Marshall Esther Magor Laura Indge Sarah Walton Montana Bradley Hurricanes Youth Academy Program Update The Hurricanes Academy Program is in full swing across the North West Coast. The boys U13, U14, U15 and U16 age groups and Girls U17’s have been working hard with their coaches, preparing for and playing State Championship games which are being played across the State throughout the season. Scores and fixtures for these games can be found on MyCricket – Hurricanes Youth Academy Throughout the past month the boys groups and their coaches have been involved in specialist skill group sessions (batting, spin bowling, pace bowling and wicket keeping), learning from High Performance coaches such as Tim Coyle, Clinton Reid, Roger Brown, Jason Pearce and Andrew Gower. The purpose of these sessions is to up-skill our coaches and to give the players some specific individual coaching and messages which they can go away and work on. Image: Roger Brown working with Jakob Townsend from Burnie Hurricanes. Cricket Tasmania Staffing Structure: Please see below a summary that identifies ways your club can leverage the support available by Cricket Tasmania Staff. Schools Relationships and Woolworths Blast Program Recruiting Players - Developing promotional strategies for your club - Building relationships with local schools Ben Richmond - Woolworths Cricket Blast Program Support Cricket Promotions Officer – North West - Transitioning students to club players Club Development and Support - General club governance and operation Regional Management Improving Your Club Health - Strategic Advice James Jennings - Guide clubs with infrastructure and grant opportunities Alex King Clubs Officer – Greater North - Advise and implement strategies regarding female cricket participation Cricket Manager – Greater North Competition Administrations and Support Administrating Your Teams - Fixturing of rosters and ground management - CNW Senior Competition administration Nathan Dennis - CNW Junior Competition administration Competition Administrator – North West High Performance Coaching High Performance Coaching and Playing Pathways - Managing Hurricanes Youth Academy Program Clinton Reid - Coaching Development and Pathways. John Hayes Clubs Officer Position Update: Following a staff restructure of Cricket Tasmania in the Greater North, Alex King has now moved into the role of Cricket Manager greater North overseeing the North and North West regions, and thus generating a new role called Clubs Officer – Greater North. The aim of this role, is to ensure that cricket clubs are serviced and supported. James will be in contact with club stakeholders over the coming weeks. Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund: Facilities Update Reminded the Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund applications are closing soon. Reminder: CNW Men’s Division 3 A reminder that Cricket North West will be implementing a men’s division 3 concept this season. This modified short T20 roster will be aimed to run on Saturday nights following games throughout January and February. Reminder: Junior Development Committee Meeting: The next Junior Development Committee will be held on Monday 3rd December from 5.30pm – 6.15pm at the Lighthouse Meeting room in Ulverstone. Please feel free to contact relevant Community Cricket Tasmania staff that will be available to assist with any questions that you may have at your club. Name Tittle: Email: Mobile: Alex King Cricket Manager (Greater North) [email protected] 0477 444 401 James Jennings Clubs Officer (Greater North) [email protected] 0422 133 032 Ben Richmond Cricket Promotions Officer (North West) [email protected] 0498 022 468 Nathan Dennis Community Competitions Officer (North West) [email protected] 0429 961 700 Josh Bell MyCricket and Live Scoring Specialist [email protected] 0499 996 950 .
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