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ICC Women's World Cup 2017 East Asia Pacific Qualifier July 2016 ICC Women’s World Cup 2017 East Asia Pacific Qualifier July 2016, Samoa CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Contents WELCOME ...................................................................................................... 4 LETTERS OF SUPPORT ..................................................................................... 6 CWOB MISSION AND TOUR OBJECTIVE ........................................................ 8 TOURING PARTY ............................................................................................. 9 ITINERARY..................................................................................................... 10 PLAYER PROFILES ......................................................................................... 12 “THE WAY WE PLAY” .................................................................................... 20 SPONSORS & PARTNERS ............................................................................... 21 3 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Welcome Welcome to the Tour! It is with great excitement that we head off to Samoa this July to play, as an invitational team, in the World Cup Qualifier in Apia. We will be playing Samoa, Japan and Papua New Guinea. This builds on the development tour we took to Fiji last year. We loved the friendship and the hospitality of the Pacific, and we are delighted to be returning. This year, we are proud to have struck up a community partnership with Maddie Riewoldt's Vision. Maddie was a young woman who loved sport. Tragically, her life was taken at a young age through Stem Cell Failure. Maddie's Vision is about creating awareness around, and finding a cure for, this disease of young people. The young women who are part of the CWOB Tour are lucky enough to be able to pursue their dreams in sport. The partnership with MRV allows our players to recognise this, and to be grateful for their opportunities. We look forward to wearing the MRV/CWOB polo shirt with pride. Bryce has been working on the fitness and skills of our team for some time. He will continue to "weave his magic" with our players to create a style of cricket which is fresh, feminine and bold. Bryce ensures that everyone supports each other, and affords each player the confidence to go beyond their expectations of themselves. We welcome back the Crew of Virginia, Elizabeth and (Nurse) Miranda. While always enjoying themselves, their behind the scenes work to keep everyone representing the brand correctly, to be clean and laundered, and healthy, is invaluable. This year, we welcome two new members of the Crew: Mikayla Haddow and Lewis Keane. Mikayla is the veteran of three tours, and is a former Senior Player. Mikayla, who has been studying Health Sciences at Deakin, is looking to pursue a Masters Degree in this area next year, will be our Team Manager. We are delighted that Mikayla has seamlessly made the transition 4 to staff. CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Welcome Lewis was on secondment to Cricket Fiji last year through a Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade program. We were very lucky to have Lewis work on our tour at the Fiji end to make it such a wonderful experience. Lewis has been working part time with CWOB this year as Program Manager. He is currently doing a PhD in Sports Diplomacy in the Pacific. We welcome back senior players of Alana King, Chelsea Moscript, Charlotte Killeen and Grace Lee. Alana and Charlotte have both done the Cricket Japan Internship, and Chelsea will be doing it either side of the Samoa Tour. It is great to have Alana back on tour, especially now as she on a contract with both the VicSpirit and Melbourne Stars. Alana will be a wonderful mentor for the younger players. I would like to make special mention of Laura Piekarski and Jane Livesey from the ICC East Asia Pacific. Without the strong support for the work of the CWOB by the ICC, we would not have the opportunities we do to play national teams. Finally, I would like to express my gratitude to Ken whose incredible belief in, and support for, CWOB makes everything come together. Without his influence, we would not be able to open the doors we do. It is important to remember that CWOB is greater than the sum of its parts. The spirit with which our girls play, and the opportunities and friendships within the team, and with other teams, creates the momentum to grow and influence the women's game, not just locally, but around the world. Girls, wear your uniform with pride and respect, learn more about other cultures, and have a fun and fulfilling tour. Clare Cannon Chair Cricket Without Borders 5 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Letters of Support 6 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Letters of Support 7 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Mission / Objective Mission To promote and develop the game of cricket for young women in the spirit of sportsmanship, friendship, cultural diversity and fun. Tour Objective Assist in the development of women’s cricket and participate in community projects in Samoa. 8 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Touring Party Players Jess Adams Eloise Gardner Madeleine Hendy Sophie Jennings Alice Johnston Georgia Kerr Charlotte Killeen Alana King Grace Lee Maddie May Chelsea Moscript Zoe Quinsey-Munro Chelsea Ryan Maddi Tobias Molly Ward Head Coach Bryce McGain Team Managers Mikayla Haddow and Lewis Austin Keane Support Crew Clare Cannon Chair, CWOB (“Benevolent Dictator”) Ken Jacobs Director, CWOB (“Social Media Addict”) Virginia Dahlenburg “Cultural Attache” Miranda Muschamp “Chief Medical Officer” Elizabeth Syle “Manager Special Projects” We are also pleased to have the following family members travelling with the team to Samoa—their support is greatly appreciated: Mark Munro Louise Ward Joshua Ward 9 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Itinerary Wednesday 13th July 10.00am Virgin VA0150 Melbourne/Auckland/Apia (arrive 9.20pm) Thursday 14th July 11.30am-2.00pm Practice (depart hotel by bus at 11.00am) 6.00-7.30pm Opening Ceremony at Australian High Commission in Apia Friday 15th July 10.00am Japan v CWOB 2.00pm CWOB v Japan Saturday 16th July 10.00am Samoa v CWOB 2.00pm CWOB v Samoa Sunday 17th July - Rest Day To include a half-day bus tour around the island with stops for lunch and a swim! Monday 18th July 10.00am PNG v CWOB 2.00pm CWOB v PNG Tuesday 19th July 10.00am CWOB v Japan 2.00pm Japan v CWOB Wednesday 20th July - Rest Day Thursday 21st July 10.00am CWOB v Samoa 2.00pm Samoa v CWOB 10 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Itinerary Friday 22nd July 10.00am CWOB v PNG 2.00pm PNG v CWOB Closing Ceremony to be held at the Samoa Tradition Resort (www.traditionresort.com) at approx. 7.00pm after the conclusion of the final matches Saturday 23rd July 6.45am Virgin VA0094 Apia-Brisbane-Melbourne (arrive 2.20pm) Accommodation: Hotel Millenia (ww.milleniasamoa.com) Tel: (685) 26284 Email: [email protected] Notes: 1. Although matches are scheduled on the 18/19/21/22 July for CWOB, there may be some flexibility as to whether these will all be played and, if matches are played, they may not be against the teams designated above. 2. A school visit(s) and visit to a local village are both still on the agenda but exact dates and times are not as yet confirmed. 11 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Local Area Map 12 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Player Profiles Name: JESSICA ADAMS DOB: 7 March 1999 Recent Cricket Victoria affiliated team (eg U15s, U18s, CA Cup): Victorian Indoor U18 cricket team (2014-present) Regional team (eg North West Wizards): Outer East Eagles, East Metro Cricket club/s: South Warrandyte Hawks, Ringwood Women’s Left or right hand bat: Right Type of bowler/keeper: Bowler 3 dream dinner guests: Lionel Messi, Michael Clarke, Ellyse Perry Greatest fear: Don’t have any Sporting teams you support: Melbourne Victory, Melbourne Stars, Manchester United, Australian Cricket teams, Geelong Football Club Funniest cricket moment/story: Playing a cricket final the day after my Deb. With hair still in a bun, with dozens of bobby pins, I bowled 5 overs with no drama. Running in for the 6th over, bobby pins started flying everywhere, hitting team-mates and my hair broke free!! Name: ELOISE GARDNER DOB: 1 July 1998 Recent Cricket Victoria affiliated team (eg U15s, U18s, CA Cup): U12 Victoria invitational team, U18 Victorian Indoor cricket team, U18 Australia A indoor cricket team, U21 Victorian indoor cricket team Regional team (eg North West Wizards): Northern Falcons, North Metro Cricket club: Plenty Valley Left or right hand bat: Right Type of bowler/keeper: Right arm medium/fast bowler 3 dream dinner guests: David Zaharakis, Dyson Heppell, Holly Ferling Greatest fear: Sustaining a bad injury that prevents me from playing sport Sporting teams I support: Essendon, any Australian sporting team Funny cricket story: In U14 pathways one of the girls accidentally hit a bird with the cricket ball doing throw downs so we hid it under one of the boundary cones 13 CRICKET WITHOUT BORDERS Samoa Tour Booklet 2016 Player Profiles Name: MADELEINE HENDY DOB: 27 October 1996 Recent Cricket Victoria affiliated team (eg U15s, U18s, CA Cup): 2011 & 2012 U18 Aust Junior Indoor Champs; 2013 U17 Aust Junior Indoor Champs; 2014 U20 Aust Open Indoor Champs Regional team (eg North West Wizards): SE Breakers Cricket club: Prahran Left or right hand bat: Right Type of bowler/keeper: Medium pace right 3 dream dinner
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