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State Championships QUEENSLAND JUNIOR CRICKET INC 2 015 / 16 STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 14 –18 DECEMBER UNDER 12 CAIRNS UNDER 13 GOLD COAST UNDER 14 MACKAY UNDER 15 CHARTERS TOWERS UNDER 16 BRISBANE PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY KOOKABURRA SPORTS QJC Executive President – George Watkin Vice President – Don Proctor Secretary – Ian Reeves OAM Treasurer – Dave Rockley State Convenor – Jenny Black [email protected] www.qjc.qld.cricket.com.au President's Message Welcome to the 2015 QJC Intra-State championships. This year 60 teams are involved in age groups ranging from Under 12 through to Under 16 and geographically from one end of Queensland to the other. The Under 12’s are being hosted by Cairns Cricket in Cairns. Under 13’s are being hosted by Gold Coast Cricket, while the Under 14’s are being hosted by Mackay Whitsunday in Mackay. Charters Towers Cricket is hosting the Under 15 teams and BEARS host the Under 16 teams in the Eastern Suburbs of Brisbane. On behalf of QJC I would like to sincerely thank all the people around the state who are involved in hosting the championships. The championships could not continue without your effort and support. I know you will get great satisfaction in helping to develop our best young players both on and off the cricket fields over the next five days. I would also like to acknowledge the contributions of all the coaches, managers, scorers and parents, whose efforts contribute so much to the success of the championships. This year for the first time Queensland Cricket Game Development staff will act as our QJC Representatives. It is a big commitment from QC and my thanks extend to QC Management and their staff for their efforts and support. I also need to thank Kookaburra Sporting Goods for their generous contribution to this week of cricket. This is the third year that Kookaburra have provided cricket balls free of charge and over three hundred cricket balls are used with an equivalent dollar value of around $12,000. This is an enormous contribution and QJC requests that you consider Kookaburra when purchasing balls and other cricket equipment in the future. To the parents – a special thanks, as you provide the funds to allow the players to take part in this week of cricket. Please be assured that QJC is doing everything in our power to restrain costs, but we need to balance cost, while still providing centres that have adequate facilities to stage this week of cricket. Finally to the players – we wish you every success. Play the game hard, but play fair and show respect to fellow players both on and off the field. I will be instructing our QJC Representatives in each centre to ensure good behaviour and the Spirit of Cricket is maintained - any issues will be dealt with – whether it is committed by a player or official. Please travel safely on your return journeys and have a Merry Christmas and a Happy, Safe and Prosperous New Year. Best wishes, George Watkin - President 1 UNDER 12 DRAW Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 BN v SC BN v DDSWQ BN v WB GC v DDSWQ SC v WB DDSWQ v NQ BEARS v WB GC v NQ SC v SEQ FN v NQ BEARS v SEQ GC v MSW MW v SEQ FN v MSW BEARS v CQ CQ v MSW MW v CQ FN v MW Round 4 Round 5 BN v NQ BN v SEQ WB v SEQ NQ v MSW DDSWQ v MSW WB v CQ SC v CQ DDSWQ v MW GC v MW SC v FN BEARS v FN GC v BEARS BEARS Bayside, East and Redlands BN Brisbane North CQ Central Queensland DDSWQ Darling Downs & South West Queensland FN Far North GC Gold Coast MW Mackay-Whitsunday NQ North Queensland SEQ South East Queensland WB Wide Bay 2 UNDER 12 CHAMPIONSHIP Host: Cricket Far North Championship Coordinator: Gavern Lovett QJC Representative: Gavern Lovett Representative Teams Bayside, East & Redlands Brisbane North Rueben Burger Hugh Couper – 1 Luke Davies Harry Forster – 2 Brendan Dietz Owen Griffen – 3 Jacob Dunne Joshua Kelly – 4 Ethan Gately Matthew Lockhart – 5 Luke Hatherall Jack Manly – 6 Oli Kahl Jackson Mills – 7 Jordan Kingdon Robbie Sanders – 8 Thomas Martin Daniel Seaton – 9 Keegan McClean Will Sheedy – 10 Carter Pearson Angus Tolhurst – 11 Andrew Watt Hugh Weibgen – 12 Coach: Chris Davies Coach: Steve Casey Manager: Etienne Burger Manager: Aaron Mills Scorer: Linda Pearson Scorer: Blair Sanders Central Qld Darling Downs & Sw Qld Joe Sheppard Sam Anderson Matthew VanBael Paul Draheim Hagan Gale Noah Emmerson Wyatt Thompson Angus Ingold William Barwick Harry Meiklejohn Dylan Quinlan Matthew Nunn Mitchell Tucker Daniel Robinson Riley Smith Thomas Sippel Joshua Driscoll Matthew Spanner Lachlan Doherty Harrison Tzannes Stirling Smith Adam Van Dorsselaer Ryan Welsh Aidan White Coach: Reggie Parker Coach: Owen Sperling Manager: Robert Gale Manager: John Anderson Scorer: Graham Driscoll Scorer: Janet Sperling 3 Representative Teams Far North Gold Coast Trent Delai Bayley Latter Kai Delben Aiden Bulkeley Jack Dennis Bailey Sewell Kaleb Eaton Darcy Riley Tasman Eaton Justin Faber Kevin Elliott Judd Markham Prashant Goel Luka Crane Shaun Henrich Aadit Kelovkar Luke Howard Thomas Gossett Jacob Mahar Ashtom Gumm Connor Puri Will Mahoney Christo Van Vuuren Ryan De Silva Coach: Robert Adams Coach: Dannie Trippp Manager: Blake Rutherford Manager: Trinton Latter Scorer: Matt Eaton Scorer: Matthew Littlechild Mackay Whitsundays Metropolitan South West Matt Tomerini Oliver Lunt Hayden Evetts Lachlan Josefski Bailey Doolan Oshith Bandaranayake Tye Jenkins Lachlan Cumming Ryleigh Wotherspoon (girl) John Hogarth Patrick Hoare Aaron Joby Dane Larsen Sahil Mathur Zane Newton Joshua McFarlane Harrison Holmes Benjamin Mooney Jack Dwyer Joshua Oates Finn Mohan Benjamin Rainbird Oscka Sargood Tyler Whisson Coach: Peter Doolan Coach: Andrew Tazelaar Manager: Manny Tomerini Manager: Philip Mooney Scorer: Karen Doolan 4 Representative Teams North Qld South East Queensland Adam Hobbs Dylan Crees Perry Baker Caleb Doyle Luke Maugeri Jack Fanshawe Ben Waller Zacharie Farmer Cody Sadler Ryan Grove Daniel Scott Isaac Hardy Shahzaib Farhan Joshua Martin Mark Moran Tristan Phillips Padriac Glasheen Daniel Skipwith Max Davies Cameron Steinhardt Kai Palmer Fraser Tilney Corey Jeeves Lachlan Walker Coach: Robert Ibell Coach: Jake Richards Manager: Scott Murray Manager: Neville Farrell Scorer: Coen Harker Sunshine Coast Wide Bay Aidan Muras Fletcher Brown Ashton Muir Samuel Cavanagh Cameron Kronk Joel Faint Cooper Lea Jack Geldard Harry Sheppard Dylan Heycox Locke Robinson Hayden Kington MaCauley Salmond Khy Moore Matthew Diggles Bailey Morton Mitchell Lehmann Owen Pattie Sye Luckie Travis Price Thomas Cain Matthew Springate Van McNeill Ryan Wilcox Coach: Brett Lea Coach: Clayton Paulsen Manager: Stephen Kronk Manager: Don Proctor Scorer: Sam Keane Scorer: Amanda Wilcox 5 UNDER 13 DRAW Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 BN v BEARS BN v DDSWQ BN v WB SC v DDSWQ BEARS v WB DDSWQ v NQ GC v WB SC v NQ BEARS v SEQ FN v NQ GC v SEQ SC v MSW MW v SEQ FN v MSW GC v CQ CQ v MSW MW v CQ FN v MW Round 4 Round 5 BN v NQ BN v SEQ WB v SEQ NQ v MSW DDSWQ v MSW WB v CQ BEARS v CQ DDSWQ v MW SC v MW BEARS v FN GC v FN SC v GC BEARS Bayside, East and Redlands BN Brisbane North CQ Central Queensland DDSWQ Darling Downs & South West Queensland FN Far North GC Gold Coast MSW Metropolitan South West MW Mackay-Whitsunday NQ North Queensland SC Sunshine Coast SEQ South East Queensland WB Wide Bay 6 UNDER 13 CHAMPIONSHIP Vic Rowe Shield Host: Gold Coast Cricket Association Championship Coordinator: Bonnie Graham QJC Representative: Sam Curtis Representative Teams Bayside, East & Redlands Brisbane North Jaime Cogman Hayden Brough – 1 Dale D’Souza William Campbell – 2 Sam Geyer Thomas Collier – 3 Ronin Hunt Nathan Harding – 4 Dylan Kritzinger Blake Kennedy – 5 Declan Kunst Ned Paddison – 6 Stephen Muller Jack Pilgrim – 7 Khabir Panchal Douglas Sherwood – 8 Isaiah Sheppard Tobias Snell – 9 Joshua Smith Hayden Spencer – 10 Sai Vishnu Rob Staplehurst – 11 Thomas Waters Danny Young – 12 Coach: James Read Coach: Ian Reeves OAM Manager: Perry Grovenor Manager: Craig Brough Central Qld Darling Downs & SWQ Max Norris Lachlan Bignell Toby Gale Ben Brocherie Steven Roser Daniel Brown Sam Baxter Lachlan Convery Todd Tansey Thomas Cooke Lachlan Jefferis Mitchell Foster Ruby Strange Patrick Gordon Patrick Chay Samuel Healy Leyton Morris Angus Kelly Thasindu Chandrosekara Joshua Singla Flynn Thomasson Benjamin Toohey Sriram Dhruv Alex Willmett Coach: Philip Baxter Coach: Doug Lush Manager: Brad Norris Manager: Paul Toohey Scorer: Paul Tansey Scorer: Warrick Bignell 7 Representative Teams Far North Gold Coast Mason Blaney Sean Oosthuizen Kyle Cini Jack Sinfield Oskar Coutts Elliott Ansell Jarrod France Finn Smith Lachlan Gallagher Harrison Tonks Isaac Gee Joshua Dey Austin Harris Aaron Densley Corey Leacey Conner Vincent Toryn Lee Reuben Van Rijn Angus Maltman Jack Sheppard Jett Prien Harry Allen Luke Twomey Austin Billing Coach: John Stacey Coach: Trevor Greentree Manager: Graham Blaney Manager: Matt Shepherd Mackay Whitsundays Metropolitan South West Isaac Borg Connor McNeven Ben Zurvas Matthew Gouveia Jaxon Sign Lachlan Alner Austin Edge Lachlan Bell Georgia Wright Williams Fury Henry Wells William Gibson Tyler Morris Lance Davies Blake Kynaston Bayley Judson Sandon Neilsen Samuel Herring Fletcher Clarke James VanNiekerk Andrew Borg Cameron Hunt Taylor Mittelstadt Lachlan Marschke Coach: Rob Wallace Coach: Justin Dawes Manager: Chris Wright Manager: Matthew Bell 8 Representative Teams North Qld South East Queensland Flynn McKaig Daniel Acret Liam Cannavan Nasar Ali Jack Sanson Luke Clarke Hunter Liam Arden Coy Matthew Vella Grewal Dasham Ieuan Harker Ben Groth Campbell Corrigan Dylan Henderson Cian Mendiolea
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