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GREATER NORTHERN RAIDERS V NEW TOWN BUCKS ROUND 2 - SATURDAY OCTOBER 13, 2018 NTCA NO. 2 GRAND FINALFREE ENTRY GALA DAY Scheduled Playing Times Start Lunch Stumps Overs Per Side One-Day 10.30 am 1.50 – 2.20 pm 5.40 pm 50 Greater Northern Raiders proudly supported by: WELCOME Welcome to this historic first home match for the Cricket Tasmania Premier League’s newest team, the Greater Northern Raiders. Last Saturday our team started its inaugural campaign with an impressive away performance against Kingborough, and despite falling short of victory, the team gained a lot of confidence that we could compete at CTPL level. We look forward to stepping out on one of our home grounds today. The Greater Northern Raiders would like to thank today’s catering hosts South Launceston Cricket Club, and our venue partners Cricket North. The purpose of this team is to provide North and North West cricketers with the choice and ability to play in Tasmania’s premier cricket competition without having to leave home. In the case of young players, it means they can complete their education and seek employment locally, while still being able to press for a coveted Tasmanian Tigers and/or Hobart Hurricanes contract. With a strong coaching and leadership group led by Tim Coyle and Andrew Gower, we look forward to the day when a Raiders player dons the Tigers and Hurricanes colours, and hopefully a baggy green! A lot of time and effort has gone into getting the team on the ground, and I thank the Raiders Management Committee for their work behind the scenes. We would also like to thank our clubs and councils throughout the Greater North who been willing partners in this new, exciting endeavour. Good luck to both teams, thank you to everyone in attendance for their support, and let’s have a great day! Richard Bennett Chairman Greater Northern Raiders The Greater Northern Raiders would like to thank its major sponsors for the 2018/19 season: Launceston, Hobart, Burnie The Greater Northern Raiders acknowledge the following player sponsors for 2018/19: Player Sponsor for: Player Sponsor for: Player Sponsor for: James Beattie Alistair Taylor Jake Williams We have player sponsorship opportunities available. Your contribution will ensure we can provide your player with the apparel he needs. If you are interested in sponsoring a Raider player, please email [email protected] or ring Richard Bennett on 0448 020 666. The Greater Northern Raiders are thrilled to have secured ICON as our apparel partner for the 2018/19 and 2019/20 CTPL seasons. Icon are supplying our one and two day uniforms, polo shirts, training tops, shorts, jackets and hats. The Greater Northern Raiders acknowledge the following match-day sponsors for 2018/19: We have match day sponsorship opportunities available, aligning your business with one or more Greater Northern Raiders home matches. To get on board, please email [email protected] or ring Richard Bennett on 0448 020 666. The Greater Northern Raiders thank today’s match ball sponsor CYNTHIA BENNETT. In Premier League Cricket, we are required to provide a ball for each match. We still have plenty of match ball sponsorship opportunities available for the 2018/19 season. To get on board please email [email protected] or call Richard Bennett on 0448 020 666. MATCH UMPIRES The Raiders welcome WADE STEWART and DARREN CLOSE. LIVE SCORES All Greater Northern Raiders matches are scored electronically, with live scores available via MyCricket. See how the team is performing in real time! Visit www.greaternorthernraiders.tas.cricket.com.au and click on the Live Scores link. FOOD AND DRINKS South Launceston Cricket Club is running a canteen for players and spectators. Filled rolls and cold drinks will be available. A licensed bar will be in operation from 1.00 pm. Please support those who support us! Hot drinks will be available for purchase from Bevvy. SPECIAL EVENT – GEORGE BAILEY BOOK LAUNCH Martin Rogers has penned a new book titled “Cricket in the Genes: George Bailey”, a Bailey family history which links the popular Tasmanian Tigers and Hobart Hurricanes skipper to his great- great-grandfather George Herbert Bailey, who was a member of the first Australian team to tour England in 1878. George is a Launceston lad. SIGNED Copies of “Cricket in the Genes: George Bailey” are available for purchase at today’s game for $29.95. EFTPOS is available at the South Launceston Cricket Club canteen to purchase copies of the book. RAIDERS MERCHANDISE We have five (5) Greater Northern Raiders caps available for purchase at today’s game for $30.00 each. EFTPOS is available at the South Launceston Cricket Club canteen to make a purchase. First in, first served. POP UP CRICKET Plastic bats, stumps and balls will be available for children and families during the lunch break. Play an impromptu game on the outfield, emulating the feats of the CTPL stars! TAG US ON INSTAGRAM We’d love you to share your photos from a Raiders home game! It’s all part of telling the story of our new team, taking on all challengers in the Cricket Tasmania Premier League. Tag “gnraiders” on your photo to be part of the Raiders story. GREATER NORTHERN RAIDERS Profile Shirt Profile Shirt Player Details Player Details Pic No. Pic No. Lachie NEWLAND Thomas GRAY 1 Launceston CC 8 Launceston CC RHB, RAM LHB, RAM Jake WILLIAMS Anish PARAAM 3 Westbury Shamrocks CC 9 Devonport CC RHB, RALS RHB, LAO Jono MARSDEN (12th) Alistair TAYLOR 4 South Launceston CC 10 Launceston CC RHB, WK RHB, WK Miles BARNARD (c) Shaun REDMAN 5 Devonport CC 13 Burnie Hurricanes RHB LHB, RAFM Brady YATES Ollie WOOD 6 Burnie Hurricanes 14 Westbury Shamrocks CC RHB, RAOS RHB, RAM Brodie HAYES James BEATTIE 7 Burnie Hurricanes 15 South Launceston CC LHB, LAO RHB, LAFM Andrew GOWER Nick BOON Team Coach Scorer www.greaternorthernraiders.tas.cricket.com.au NEW TOWN CRICKET CLUB Shirt No. Name Bill DODD 5 Matthew DYSON 5 Tawanda MUPARIWA 11 Austin KEELING 13 Thomas GRAVINA 16 Trent MILLHOUSE 17 Nathan WEGMAN 22 Hugh WILLIAMS 26 Liam TOLLARD 34 Joe RANDALL 47 Jack KESSELL 53 Ryan LEES 56 Fletcher KEELING 70 Sam WRIGHT High Performance David WRIGHT Manager: Scorer: Lynne HAYES www.newtowncc.tas.cricket.com.au COACHING PANEL & TEAM OPERATIONS Tim Coyle – Head of Coaching Andy Gower – Team Coach Jason Pearce – Senior Assistant Coach (North West) Roger Brown – Specialist Coach (Bowling) Dane Anderson – Specialist Coach (Batting) Nick Hayes – Specialist Coach (General) Nick Boon – Scorer & Bus Driver The Greater Northern Raiders thank Cricket North and Cricket North West and member clubs for their support of the pathway, team and player sharing. Thanks also to our twelve Cricket North and Cricket North West clubs for their support of the Greater Northern Raiders concept. RAIDERS FIXTURES - 2018/19 SEASON DATE OPPONENT VENUE TYPE OCTOBER 6 KINGBOROUGH TWIN OVALS 1-DAY OCTOBER 13 NEW TOWN NTCA NO. 2 1-DAY OCTOBER 20 SHSB QUEENBOROUGH 1-DAY OCTOBER 27 & NOVEMBER 3 GLENORCHY RIVERSIDE 2-DAY NOVEMBER 10 & 17 CLARENCE NTCA NO. 1 2-DAY NOVEMBER 24 & DECEMBER 1 UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OVAL 2-DAY DECEMBER 8 & 9 LINDISFARNE LINDISFARNE 2-DAY DECEMBER 15 KINGBOROUGH UTAS STADIUM T20 DECEMBER 16 GLENORCHY KGV OVAL T20 DECEMBER 22 UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OVAL T20 JANUARY 5 NORTH HOBART UTAS STADIUM T20 JANUARY 6 LINDISFARNE UTAS STADIUM T20 JANUARY 12 CLARENCE KANGAROO BAY T20 JANUARY 19 UNIVERSITY WEST PARK OVAL 1-DAY FEBRUARY 2 LINDISFARNE WEST PARK OVAL 1-DAY FEBRUARY 16 & 23 SHSB INVERMAY PARK 2-DAY MARCH 2 & 3 NEW TOWN NEW TOWN OVAL 2-DAY Visit the Greater Northern Raiders website to view the full fixture. 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