MALE CHAMPIONSHIP 30 NOVEMBER – 10 DECEMBER, 2015 FROM BACKYARD 2015 CONTENTS TO BAGGY GREEN CHAMPIONSHIPS Championships Preview 3 The Australia Underage PREVIEW 4 Male Championships have been the biggest contributor The competition will be at its peak in 2015 2014/15 Champs Review 5 to the national teams set up with the addition of the XI History 6 since its inception. Vital parts comprising of the best talent from the recent Squads 12 of the Australian Cricket Under 17 National Championships. New South CA Discount Offer 32 pathway, these competitions Wales will be looking to complete a three-peat are designed to showcase after a faultless carnival last year, pushing on to 33 MyCricket Australia’s future talents on the elite stage. try and make it ten championships since the turn Umpires 34 of the . The ten squads will be tested on These championships are a proven breeding the often even of Adelaide, culminating Match Information 35 ground for Australia’s next crop and have in a final on the first-class of Gliderol Fixtures 36 produced current international players such as Oval and an eye to the Under 19 World Cup in , and Australia Bangladesh in January. . With the new addition of the Cricket Australia XI encompassing the best under-17 talent, the opportunities are more plentiful than ever before. I encourage all players to embody the cricketing spirit and for KOOKABURRA all involved to get along and support Australia’s future stars. WELCOME MESSAGE NATIONAL TALENT MANAGER Welcome to Cricket Australia’s Underage National Championships for 2015/16. First of all, welcome and congratulations to the players who have gone through their State/Territory selection process which is an achievement in itself. These National Championships are about opportunities not only for the players but also the coaches and their support staff, the umpires, the local organising staff, groundsmen, and many other volunteers. All of you have achieved a great deal to come this far and we wish you every success in the tournament. This is just one opportunity Australian Cricket has to offer you to take this experience and build on it. Enjoy the competition and good luck! MICHAEL BEVAN’S TEAM OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014-15 FINAL STANDINGS 1. 7. Luke Bartier NSW Metropolitan 29 Points MASTERCLASS 2. Henry Hunt 8. 26 Points 3. Jaron Morgan 9. ACT/NSW Country 22 Points 4. 10. Jack Prestwidge 18 Points 5. Daniel Fallins 11. Riley Ayre 17 Points 6. Tom Healy 12. Sam Grimwade South Australia 6 Points Northern Territory 6 Points 4 Points CHAMPIONSHIP STATISTICS

Spirit of Cricket Award Tasmania Player of the Championships Luke Bartier Leading Wicket Taker Riley Ayre 20 wickets Leading Run Scorer Jake Carder 366 runs Leading Dismissals By a Fielder Damon Kerr 18 dismissals

Michael Bevan’s final One-Day International in all-comers and scoring his first centuries for 2004 saw the career of the greatest limited- the ACT. overs batsman in history come to an end. “It was a little bit different me being from , The Under 19 National Championships in 1986/87 I place a lot more emphasis on the under 19 carnival saw it begin. because it was a chance to be recognised.” But the elegant left-hander who concluded with an average of 53.58 in ODIs wasn’t always the reliable Bevan, who scored six centuries in his ODI middle-order batsman he became known as, plying career predominantly at number six, also his trade as a bowler before anything else. boasts a career where he was never dismissed in the 90s in limited-overs cricket. “I began as an opening bowler, batting for me didn’t come until a little bit later,” Bevan said. Having been in the Under 19 system for three years, Bevan came up against players who would Bevan even claimed the ACT’s only ever hat-trick eventually come to be his teammates in the taken at the Under 19 National Championships, national squad. capturing 6-18 in the process. “I played against and Brendan “That day it was swinging around a lot, it was the Julian, by the time you got to the National first game of the tournament and I remember Champs, there were a few players involved with particularly well that day but I don’t think the Australian setup.” I took another wicket for the rest of the carnival.” Bevan’s advice to the next crop of cricketing But as Bevan’s bowling stocks began to talent is simple and the mantra he adopted during skyrocket, a severe back injury limited the his decade-long career. former pace-bowler to the life of a Chinaman. “I think history shows us that even if you make the “I injured my back at about 18, I had only really Australian Under 19s, it doesn’t guarantee you a batted at number eight or nine, it was for me near spot with the national or first class squads, so it’s impossible to bowl so when I placed the emphasis an opportunity to play against the best and show on my batting it seemed to come good for me.” your potential, it’s all about how determined you The next year saw the Canberra local score a are and how confident you are and your attitude.” still-unbettered 449 runs in the carnival, leading HISTORY OF THE CRICKET AUSTRALIA STATE TALENT UNDER-19 CHAMPIONSHIPS MANAGERS The Under 19 series of matches was started felt that under the jurisdiction of ASCC the The State Talent Managers are responsible NATIONAL TALENT MANAGER by the Australian Schools’ Cricket Council Championship was too limited, as it was only for the identification of talented cricketers Greg Chappell CA (ASCC) in 1969-70. The ASCC had run the open to schoolboys and not to players of the across Australia. The National Talent Manager Australian under 16 schools’ competition until same age who had already left school or were oversees and directs the functions of this most TALENT MANAGERS STATE then, but following a series of overseas tours by undertaking tertiary studies. important national network. Cricket Australia David Freedman NSW Australian U/19 school teams, they decided that contributes a large proportion of funding to Trevor Hohns QLD a change to a higher age group was required. New Zealand competed as an equal entity from ensure that each of these key members are Shaun Williams SA 1970-71 until 1983-84. working in alignment with national selection ASCC commenced international cricket at criteria whilst playing key roles with the Michael Farrell TAS U/19 level by touring India in 1966-67. Tours Over the 44 years that the carnival has been identification and management of talented Andrew Lynch VIC staged, it has been remarkably successful with to New Zealand (1967-68) and South Africa players within their individual states. In the David Fitzgerald WA (1967-68) followed. ASCC however, experienced 598 participants reaching First-Class ranks and two Territory regions, the Head Coach of each difficulties selecting representative Under 19 198 of them going on to play at international level. program contributes to this network. teams. Their solution was to run an Australian Schools’ U/19 Carnival and to select a touring has won the Kookaburra The role of each State Talent Manager is very team from the competing teams. Shield 18 times, Victoria 15, Western Australia broad beginning with identifying talented 5, Queensland 5, South Australia 5 and New players from the School Sport Australia U15 Having done that, overseas tours continued with Zealand twice. Tasmania, Northern Territory Championship right through to contributing trips to: Fiji and West Indies (1969-70), and the Australian Capital Territory are yet to to the National Selection Panel (NSP), for the (1971-72) and Pakistan (1980-81). win. The Kookaburra Shield has been shared Australian Test, ODI and T20 teams. four times. Cricket Australia assumed the running of the carnival in 1981-82 in an attempt to make the Championship truly representative of Australian under 19 players. Cricket Australia PLAYER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES VENUE WINNER CRICKETER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP 1969-70 Victoria not selected 1970-71 Victoria not selected 1971-72 Adelaide Victoria R Wallace (Queensland) 1972-73 Canberra New Zealand GC Hughes (NSW) 1973-74 Melbourne South Australia DW Hookes* (South Australia) 1974-75 Victoria D Brown (Queensland) 1975-76 New South Wales DM Wellham* (NSW) 1976-77 Hobart New Zealand JJ Crowe* (New Zealand) 1977-78 Christchurch New South Wales PS Clifford (NSW) 1978-79 Sydney Western Australia RJ Thomas (New Zealand) 1979-80 Adelaide Western Australia-Victoria MD Crowe* (New Zealand) 1980-81 Brisbane Victoria D Knox (NSW) 1981-82 Canberra Victoria MRJ Veletta* (WA) 1982-83 Perth Victoria IA Healy+* (Queensland) 1983-84 Melbourne South Australia SR Waugh* (NSW) 1984-85 Hobart Victoria JK Pyke (ACT) 1985-86 Sydney Queensland-New South Wales JC Scuderi (Queensland) 1986-87 Adelaide New South Wales GR Parker+ (Victoria) 1987-88 Brisbane Western Australia RC Kelly (WA) 1988-89 Canberra New South Wales MG Bevan* (ACT) 1989-90 Melbourne New South Wales JER Gallian* (NSW) UNDER-19 CHAMPIONSHIP TEST PLAYERS (151) 1990-91 Sydney South Australia AC Gilchrist* (NSW) 1991-92 Perth Western Australia AD McQuire (NSW) AC Agar, TM Alderman, MW Goodwin, MJ Marsh, GA Manou, DR MJ Slater, SPD Smith, 1992-93 Brisbane Victoria JP Bray (NSW) MJ Bennett, MG Bevan, Greatbatch, EJ Grey, Martyn, CD Matthews, MC Snedden, MA Starc, 1993-94 Melbourne Western Australia JL Cassell (Queensland) JM Bird, GS Blewett, BJ Haddin, JW Hastings, GRJ Matthews, TBA DA Stirling, A Symonds, DC Boon, AR Border, ML Hayden, NM May, GJ Maxwell, SW Tait, MA Taylor, PL 1994-95 Sydney Queensland-New South Wales BA Clemow+ (NSW) BP Bracewell, JG Hauritz, IA Healy, MC CJ McDermott, AB Taylor, PM Toohey, RH 1995-96 Adelaide Victoria PA Sutherland (NSW) Bracewell, NW Bracken, Henriques, PA Hibbert, McDonald, SCG MacGill, Vance, MRJ Veletta, L 1996-97 Canberra New South Wales DJ McLauchlan (NSW) G Bradburn, R Bright, AMJ Hilditch, BW CR Miller, TM Moody, DK Vincent, MS Wade, DA 1997-98 Melbourne South Australia GA Manou* (South Australia) R Brown, DG Brownlie, Hilfenhaus, BJ Hodge, Morrison, AD Mullally, Warner, SR Watson, W 1998-99 Adelaide New South Wales M Klinger (Victoria) B Casson, TM Chappell, GB Hogg, RM Hogg, DW SA Muller, BP Nash, MJ Watson, ME Waugh, SR 1999-00 Perth Queensland-Victoria LGL Buchanan (Victoria) MJ Clark, SH Cook, GJ Hookes, KJ Hughes, PJ Nicholson, MJ North, SP Waugh, DM Wellham, 2000-01 Hobart Queensland B Casson* (Western Australia) Cosier, EJM Cowan, JJ Hughes, MEK Hussey, O’Donnell, SNJ O’Keefe, DF Whatmore, Craig 2001-02 Newcastle New South Wales AJ Crosthwaite (Victoria) Crowe, MD Crowe, DJ MG Johnson, DM Jones, TD Paine, JL Pattinson, White, , 2002-03 Canberra Victoria MJ Cosgrove (South Australia) Cullen, PJ Cummins, WM BP Julian, SM Katich, WB Phillips, DJ White, BA Williams, 2003-04 Brisbane New South Wales CJ Ferguson+ (South Australia) Darling, IC Davis, SP MS Kasprowicz, RB WN Phillips, RT Ponting, GM Wood, RD Woolley, 2004-05 Melbourne New South Wales JW Hastings* (New South Wales) Davis, AIC Dodemaide, Kerr, UT Khawaja, JJ N Puna, CG Rackemann, KJ Wright, GN Yallop, S 2005-06 Perth New South Wales UT Khawaja* (New South Wales) XJ Doherty, A Doolan, Krejza, CM Kuggeleijn, BA Reid, JF Reid, PR Young ,TJ Zoehrer, JR 2006-07 Adelaide New South Wales MS Wade* (Tasmania) GC Dyer, BA Edgar, MTG JL Langer, SG Law, GR Reiffel, GM Ritchie, Hazelwood, , 2007-08 Hobart Victoria MW Hill+ (Victoria) Elliott, JP Faulkner, DW Larsen, RT Latham, GR Robertson, GK AC Voges, GJ Bailey and 2008-09 Newcastle New South Wales DJE Tormey (Victoria) Fleming, TJ Franklin, B Lee, DS Lehmann, Robertson, SD Robson, PM Nevill. 2009-10 Adelaide New South Wales JS Floros (Queensland) JER Gallian, JN ML Love, NM Lyon, GR CJL Rogers, KR 2010-11 Brisbane Victoria MW Dixon (Western Australia) Gillespie, AC Gilchrist, Marsh, MR Marsh, SE Rutherford, PM Siddle, 2011-12 Adelaide Queensland TM Head (South Australia) UNDER 19 CHAMPIONSHIP LIMITED OVER PLAYERS (NON TEST) (39) 2012-13 Adelaide South Australia TM Head (South Australia) SA Abbott, , JP Bray, RC MJ Di Venuto, BR Dorey, Hopes, DJ Hussey, D Richardson, L Ronchi, 2013-14 Hobart New South Wales B Stanlake (Queensland) Campbell, TK Canning, BM Edmondson, PI Langford-Smith, S JD Siddons, MR Swart, 2014-15 Adelaide New South Wales L Bartier (New South Wales) DT Christian, TLW Faulkner, CJ Ferguson, Lee, B McKechnie, JP GS Trimble, BE Young, Players marked + were also ‘Player of the Series’ at U/17 level. Players marked * played . Cooper, MJ Cosgrove, AJ Finch, PJ Forrest, Maher, KH MacLeay, AK Zesers, GS Sandhu NOTE: JP Bray and D Langford-Smith played for Ireland. TK Canning, B McKechie, BP Bracewell, JG Bracewell, G Bradburn, R NM Coulter-Nile, BCJ B Geeves, RT Hart, AD Mascarenhas, AA and M Stoinis. Brown, DG Brownlie, JJ Crowe, MD Crowe, BA Edgar, TJ Franklin, MJ Greatbach, EJ Gray, RT Hart, CM Kuggeleijn, RT Latham, Cutting, JM Davidson, IJ Harvey, JR Noffke, GD Porter, KW GR Larsen, DK Morrison, N Puna, JF Reid, GK Robertson, KR Rutherford, MC Snedden, DA Stirling, RH Vance, L Vincent, W UNDER 19 CHAMPIONSHIP T/20 INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS (NON TEST AND NON ODI) (10) Watson and DJ White played for New Zealand. JM Davidson played for Canada. AD Mascarenhas, JER Gallian, AD Mullally, SD Robson and Craig White played for England. MW Goodwin played for Zimbabwe. BP Nash played for the West Indies. P Di Venuto, TR Birt, CJ Boyce, BN Cooper, CA Lynn, NJ Maddison, JM Muirhead, LA Pomersbach, T van der Gugten, N H Patrizi, PA Petricola and JC Scuderi played for Italy. BN Cooper, TLW Cooper, MR Swart and T van der Gugten played for the Reardon and BR Dunk. Netherlands. PJ and JP Faulkner are father and son BM Edmondson played for Denmark. L Ronchi played for both Australia UNDER 19 CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYERS – EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP (4) and New Zealand in ODI’s. MR and SE Marsh, B and S Lee, P and MJ Di Venuto, MEK and DJ Hussey and ME and SR Waugh are brothers MR and SE Marsh are sons of GR Marsh. Players are credited with appearances for the State they first represented P Di Venuto, HP Patrizi, PA Petricola and JC Scuderi. at U/19 level – regardless of the State(s) they may have later played for. CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS LEADING RUN-SCORERS CHAMPS Highest Team Score 500 ACT v Queensland 2003-04 NAME STATE INNS NO HS RUNS AVE YEARS PLAYED Lowest Team Score 18 NSW v Tasmania 1971-72 MS Wade Tasmania 27 2 143 1091 43.6 2003-2007 (4) Highest Individual Innings 244 GH Armstrong ACT v Queensland 1987-88 KJ Skewes Northern Territory 22 5 174* 941 55.4 2000-2004 (4) Highest Championship Run Aggregate 568 JL Cassell Queensland 1993-94 C Francis Northern Territory/SA 31 3 106 937 33.5 2005-2009 (4) Best Match Bowling 14-15 DJ McLauchlan NSW v SA 1996-97 MJ Cosgrove South Australia 23 2 154 927 44.2 1999-2003 (4) Best Bowling in an Innings 9-11 DJ McLauchlan NSW v SA 1996-97 B Webster Tasmania 28 6 160* 919 41.8 2009-2013 (4) Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 30 RJ Thomas New Zealand 1978-79 ML Love Queensland 12 4 206* 831 103.0 1991-1993 (2) WICKET-KEEPING RECORDS – MOST DISMISSALS IN A CHAMPIONSHIP TM Head South Australia 17 1 115 829 51.8 2010-2013 (3) 27 (25 catches +2 stumpings) IA Healy Queensland 1982-83 AK Sarna Victoria 21 2 116* 829 43.6 2006-2008 (3) 23 (19 catches +4 stumpings) BJ Haddin Australian Capital Territory 1995-96 LEADING WICKET-TAKERS 22 (12 catches +10 stumpings) B D’Jura New South Wales 1982-83 CHAMPS NAME STATE OVERS MDS WKTS RUNS AVE YEARS 22 20 catches +2 stumpings) M Hainsworth New South Wales 2005-06 PLAYED WICKET-KEEPING RECORDS – MOST DISMISSALS IN AN INNINGS PA Sutherland New South Wales 341.3 105 58 811 14.0 1994-1997 (3) MC Dolman South Australia 256.1* 41 52 784 15.1 1976-1979 (3) 7 (7 catches) GM Watts Victoria v New South Wales 1975-76 JP Mangan Victoria 340.2 87 47 994 21.2 2002-2004 (2) 7 (7 catches) JB Kline Victoria v New South Wales 1989-90 RJ Thomas New Zealand 156.2** 22 39 432 11.1 1976-1979 (3) 7 (6 catches and 1 stumping) M Palmer Western Australia v Tasmania 1985-86 RP Done Australian Capital Territory 232.3* 37 38 546 14.4 1972-1974 (2) FIELDING RECORDS – MOST CATCHES IN A CHAMPIONSHIP K Sheppard Western Australia 150.1* 25 37 460 12.4 1976-1978 (2) 12 AJ Finch Victoria 2005-06 R Wallace Queensland 206.5** 38 36 464 12.9 1970-1972 (2) 11 P Spencer Western Australia 1973-74 JM Bird New South Wales 153.5 32 36 475 13.2 2004-2006 (2) – some or all of their over tally consisted of eight balls. ** all eight ball overs RECORDS DOUBLE CENTURIES (10) 1st 318 VM Williams (186) & D Wotherspoon (155*) New South Wales v SA 1996-97 244 GH Armstrong Australian Capital Territory v Queensland 1987-88 2nd 272 TLW Cooper & (195) UT Khawaja (100) New South Wales v SA 2005-06 242 RJ Davison New South Wales v Northern Territory 1987-88 3rd 339 M Armstrong (148) & S Heaney (170) Australian Capital Territory v NT 1999-00 4th 240 AIC Dodemaide (129*) & AJ Grant (121) Victoria v South Australia 1982-83 222* MP Mott Queensland v Northern Territory 1991-92 5th 231 ML Love (169*) & A Walduck (103) Queensland v Tasmania 1991-92 215* GS Milliken New South Wales v Tasmania 1982-83 6th 226 KJ Skewes (174*) and L Mauger (93) Northern Territory v Tasmania 2001-02 214 DA Tuckwell Queensland v Northern Territory 1985-86 7th 251 CG Mason (151) & KM Harvey (84) Western Australia v Queensland 1993-94 206* ML Love Queensland v South Australia 1992-93 Australian Capital Territory 8th 144 J Heading (106*) & A James (44) Australian Capital Territory v NT 2000-01 205* B Zacny 1997-98 v Northern Territory 9th 121 CD Hartley (102*) & W Rimmington (39) Queensland v New South Wales 2000-01 202* GS Blewett South Australia v Northern Territory 1989-90 121 D Rixon (51) & M Cleary (81*) New South Wales v Victoria 2004-05 Northern Territory v 10th 105 WG Irvine (89*) & M Hall (29) Australian Capital Territory v QLD 2004-05 201 RW Bowden 1990-91 Australian Capital Territory 200* JJ Krejza New South Wales v South Australia 2001-02 TEN WICKETS IN A MATCH (7) 14-15 DJ McLauchlan New South Wales v South Australia 1996-97 (9-11 and 5-4) 13-18 CP Simpson Queensland v Northern Territory 1997-98 (8-13 and 5-5) 12-135 S Weston South Australia v Tasmania 2005-06 (6-60 and 6-75) 11-54 MJ Bright New South Wales v Tasmania 2002-03 (6-35 and 5-19) 11-74 JM Holland Victoria v South Australia 2005-06 (7-37 and 4-37) 10-43 DW Fleming Victoria v Northern Territory 1988-89 (5-32 and 5-11) 10-59 AJ de Winter Tasmania v Western Australia 1985-86 (6-49 and 4-10) ACT/NSW COUNTRY

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SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND 1 22/01/1998 Right Wrist Right Weston Creek Molonglo A very talented all-rounder who possesses all the variations as a leg-spinner and is a technically correct top order batsmen. Good in the field. 2 7/01/1997 Right Medium Right Queanbeyan District Henry Hunt A technically correct opening batsmen who can score heavily. Bowls very handy medium pace and is an asset in the field with a strong arm. 3 21/08/1999 Left None Right Western District-UC Opening batsman/wicket-keeper. Likes to bat very positive and put pressure on the opposition. Developing into a front line wicket-keeper but is also a very capable fielder. University of 4 15/11/1997 Right None Right NSW Cricket Club Lewin Maladay Lewin is a talented wicketkeeper/batsman from the North Coast. A punishing middle order batsmen who is exceptional behind the stumps. Very highly rated. TALENT WATCH

5 3/04/1999 Right Fast Right Port Kembla Cricket Club 1 Jonty Pattison Jason Ralston Leg spinning all-rounder. Good U19 tour of UK, performing well in 1st Grade and Futures League. A talented fast bowler with a strong work ethic. Has some batting skills in the lower order also. Ben Taylor 6 3/10/1996 Right Wrist Right Sydney Uni 2 Tall left arm orthodox. Accurate, generates bounce from all surfaces. Good middle order ball striker. Ben toured with Australia U19 to UK 2015 Jonte Pattison A very talented all round cricketer who could genuinely be selected for either his top order batting or bowling skills. Currently in the NSW Shield and One-Day Squads. 3 Lewin Maladay 7 23/02/1998 Right Orthodox Right Western District –UC WK, RHB – Very good gloveman, good mover. Innovative middle order bat. Blake Macdonald A versatile and powerful batsmen who can bat in the top three. Capable of big scores and also bowls when conditions suit. AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS East Maitland 8 9/04/1998 Left Fast Left District Cricket Club Highest Innings Total Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate Patrick Magann Pat is a left arm fast bowler who can bowl a range of deliveries with good control which makes him a 500 v Queensland 1987-88 22 PD Bowler 1981-82 valuable asset at the ‘death’. Also strong with the new ball. More than capable batsmen. 9 16/05/1997 Left Fast Left Morongla Lowest Innings Total Highest Aggregate Jacob McNaught Jacob is a strapping left arm fast bowler who generates very good pace and bounce and hits the bat 39 v Victoria 2003-04 38 RP Done 1972/73-1973/74 hard and high. Also a very strong fielder. Capable batsmen. 10 24/01/1997 Left Orthodox Left Mosman Highest Individual Innings Hat Tricks Jayden Park Very skilled left arm orthodox spinner with exceptional variations. Capable fieldsman who also bats 244 - GH Armstrong v Queensland 1987-88 MG Bevan v New South Wales well. Offers great energy and enthusiasm to any team he plays with. 1986-87 (innings figures - 6-18 11 10/10/1996 Right Orthodox Right Tamworth 205*- B Zacny v Northern Territory 1997-98 Test Players (3) James Psarakis Hailing from Tamworth, James is a highly skilled top order batsman currently playing for Randwick Highest Aggregate Petersham in the Sydney Grade competition. Has been a regular in NSW representative. MG Bevan, BJ Haddin and NM Lyon North Canberra- 715 JK Pyke 1982-83 to 1984/85\ 12 12/01/1998 Left Orthodox Left Gungahlin ODI Players (Non-Test) Ben Taylor Carried Bat Through A Completed Innings Ben is a tall left arm orthodox spinner from the ACT. He generates good bounce, drop and turn. Nil A handy middle order batsman who enjoys a contest and is always in the game. Very highly rated. G Woodbridge 101* v Western Australia 13 31/07/1998 Right Fast Right Weston Creek Molonglo 1982-83 (innings total 202)\ T20 Players (Non-Test) Joe Slater A right arm fast opening bowler capable of swinging the ball both ways. Tall and powerful, Joe bowls Best Bowling in a Match Nil with good pace and rhythm. Has a good work ethic and is a valued team man. 8-41 ML Clews v South Australia 1969-70 (8-41) ODI Players European Championship Best Bowling in an Innings Nil KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING @CricketACT 8-41 ML Clews v South Australia 1969-70 Champions Won Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate Nil 12) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY 22 PD Bowler 1981-82 CRICKET AUSTRALIA XI U19 WORLD CUP SELECTION CRITERIA COACH: Ryan Harris ASSISTANT COACH: Shelly Nitschke PHYSIO: Greg Rosenbauer

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING NAME DOB CURRENT CLUB NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND The Australian Cricket Talent Australia’s highest youth honour is to represent 1 17/12/1998 Right Fast Right Gold Coast Dolphins your country in the ICC Under 19 World Cup Xavier Bartlett Xavier is currently part of the CA Rookie Program. He is a very skillful pace bowler who generally Management staff will select a competition, to be held in Bangladesh in January swings the ball away. Xavier plays for the Gold Coast Dolphins and is also a talented swimmer. squad of players who demonstrate and February. Some of the biggest names in 2 10/03/1999 Right Medium Right Gold Coast Dolphins Australia’s cricket history have taken part in performance and character traits Attacking middle to upper order batsman. A more than handy medium pace bowler. this tournament, including Michael Clarke, Steve Recently made NSW all schools opens team to play Qld in September required to provide the best chance Smith, Josh Hazlewood and , 3 15/07/1999 Left Orthodox Right Penrith Cricket Club to develop into future elite players. with Australia all-rounder captaining his Ryan Hackney country to a win on home soil in 2010. Busy top order player that knows his game well. Ryan shows plenty of energy in the field. Greg Chappell Blacktown Grade 4 17/11/1998 Right Fast Right Australia have claimed the cup on three Ryan Hadley Cricket Club NATIONAL TALENT MANAGER occasions (1988, 2002 and 2010) and will field Big fast bowler that swings the new ball and has a good throwing arm. November 2015 a strong side with many players in contention 5 13/07/1999 Right Medium Right Claremont Nedlands already playing Premier , Big Bash Bradley Hope An exciting all round prospect, hard hitting batsman that generates good pace. and even First Class cricket. This competition will confirm for the national selectors which Northern Suburb 6 8/03/1999 Right Orthodox Right players will play in January’s tournament in Nathan District Cricket Club McSweeney RH top order bat, play at Northern Suburb District Cricket Club 2nd grade. Moved to Norths from Bangladesh. Caboolture in 2012. Captain of the 2015 U17 Team. 7 15/12/1998 Right Medium Right Camberwell Magpies Jonathen Merlo Allrounder (right hand middle order batsman, right arm fast bowler and energetic and skilful fieldsman). School Sports Australia U15 Championship. U16 School Sports Australia team. 8 10/08/1998 Right Wrist Right Valley Cricket Club Dylan Mullen Competitor and leader in the group. Contributor with bat and ball 9 12/04/1999 Right Orthodox Left Blake Parsons Spin bowler (slow left arm orthodox bowler, handy lower order batsmen, energetic and solid fielder). School sport Victoria U15. School sport Australia U16. School sport Australia U16. 10 8/09/1999 Right Wrist Right Newcastle A wristy and skillful batsman with a great range of strokes and an aggressive intent. Also bowls some handy leg spin 11 11/04/1999 Right None Right Adelaide Alex Reardon Alex is an energetic and talented wicketkeeper/batsman who will captain SA in this year’s U17 National Championships. Alex has previously participated in the 2014/2015 U17 National Championships in Hobart. Western Districts and 12 19/02/1999 Right Fast Right University of Canberra Sam Skelly Cricket Club Right arm fast bowler. Bowls a heavy ball and loves getting into the contest with the batter. Developing as a useful lower order hitter. Good strong athlete who is a very capable out fielder. 13 6/05/1999 Right Wrist Right Wanneroo Matthew Spoors A prolific run scorer, top order batsman with good footwork and wide range of shots. Bowls handy leg spin. Ipswich/logan 14 27/12/1998 Right Medium Right TALENT WATCH Hornets Cricket Club Harrison Wood Always been dominantly a batsman and his medium pace bowling has developed over time. Harrison is Jason Sangha a patient batsman with strengths being the cover drive & the pull shot. 1 Only 16yo, Stylish RHB from Newcastle. Only player to make CAXI side for U19 C’ships , who played in CA XI side at U17 C’ships. 2 Xavier Bartlett @CAPathway KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING Is regarded as a very good prospect in the North. Bowls a heavy ball and is aggressive. 3 Matthew Spoors 14) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY Right hand opener and right arm leg spinner who was a stand out for WA at U17 Carnival in Brisbane NEW SOUTH WALES METROPOLITAN

COACH: Beau Casson ASSISTANT COACH: Anthony Clark PHYSIO: Nicola Mepstead

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND 1 14/09/1996 Left Medium Right Fairfield-Liverpool Harmon Sandhu All-round cricketer that enjoys being involved in the game. A well organised batsman that is capable of batting in the top order, his consistency with the ball is another strength. TALENT WATCH 2 26/05/1997 Left Fast Right St George Luke Bartier Technically correct batsman that will feature well with his all-round skills. 1 Exciting fast bowling prospect. Genuine pace. Represented CA XI in Matador. Gordon District 3 6/03/1998 Right Medium Right Jordan Gauci Cricket Club Axel Cahlin 2 Well organised high order bat. Scored 100 in U19 Test V England this winter. Toured UK with Australia U19 Top order batsman with good striking capabilities. 2015 4 27/06/1998 Right Orthodox Right Campbelltown-Camden Jordan Gauci 3 Skilful off spinner with ability to beat the bat on both sides. Stylish middle order bat. Arjun toured UK with Top order batsman that has the ability to construct an innings. Australia U19 squad 2015. 5 17/09/1996 Right Fast Right Fairfield-Liverpool Liam Hatcher Right arm fast bowler that always looks to take wickets. Had the opportunity to be exposed to Matador NEW SOUTH WALES CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Cup cricket this season and performed well. Highest Innings Total Hat Tricks 6 23/03/1997 Right Orthodox Right Sydney Cricket Club Ben Manenti Traditional finger spinner that has taken wickets consistently in 1st grade cricket. Has subtle changes 9-450 v South Australia 1984-85 Nil of pace. Lowest Innings Total Test Players (34) 7 12/04/1998 Right Orthodox Right Hawksbury Arjun Nair 18 v Tasmania 1971-72 MJ Bennett, JM Bird, AR Border, NW Bracken, Off spinner that possesses plenty of variations, always looks to take the game on. Highest Individual Innings MJ Clark, EJM Cowan, PJ Cummins, IC Davis, GC Dyer, JER Gallian, AC Gilchrist, JW Hastings, MC 8 6/01/1997 Right Wrist Right Fairfield - Liverpool 242 RJ Davison v Northern Territory 1987-88 Luke Ohrynowsky Henriques, AMJ Hilditch, PJ Hughes, UT Khawaja, Has the ability to bat anywhere and is an attacking leg spinner that bowls wicket-taking deliveries. 215* GS Milliken v Tasmania 1982-83 JJ Krejza, B Lee, GRJ Matthews, MJ Nicholson, SNJ 200* JJ Krejza v South Australia 2001-02 O’Keefe, GR Robertson, SD Robson, MJ Slater, St George 9 15/11/1996 Right None Right SPD Smith, MA Starc, MA Taylor, PL Taylor, PM District Cricket Club Jonathan Rose Highest Championship Runs Aggregate Toohey, ME Waugh, SR Waugh, DA Warner, DM Hard working gloveman that looks to finish innings off with the bat. 404 CJ Richards 1993-94 Wellham and JR Hazelwood. Bankstown Grade 10 8/01/1998 Left Medium Right ODI Players (Non-Test) (9) Brendan Smith Cricket Club Highest Aggregate All-round cricketer that bowls with decent pace and always contributes with the bat. 667 UT Khawaja 2004-05 to 2005-06 AS Abbott, JP Bray, DT Christian, TLW Cooper, JM Davidson, PJ Forrest, GS Sandhu, D Langford- 11 2/10/1996 Right Medium Right Penrith Cricket Club Best Bowling in a Match Cameron Weir Smith and S Lee. Top order batsman that plays well against both pace and spin. Looking to always move the game forward. 14-15 DJ McLauchlan v South Australia T20 Players (Non-Test) (2) 1996-97 (9/11 and 5/4) 12 27/07/1997 Right Fast Right UNSW 11-54 MJ Bright v Tasmania 2002-03 NJ Maddison and T van der Gugten Declan White (6/35 and 5/19) Fast bowler that uses his height and moves the ball both ways. ODI Players European Championship Best Bowling in an Innings 13 7/09/1996 Right Orthodox Right Penrith Cricket Club Nil Jake Wholohan 9-11 DJ McLauchlan v South Australia 1996-97 All-round cricketer that can bat anywhere in the order and bowl his handy off spin in the middle overs. Championships Won (17) Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 1985/86, 1986/87, 1987/88, 1990/91, 1991/92, 27 PA Sutherland 1995-96 1992/93, 1993/94, 1994/95, 1996/97, 1998/99, KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 2001/02, 2002/03, 2004/05, 2005/06, 2008/09, Highest Aggregate @CricketNSW 2011/12 and 2014/15. 58 PA Sutherland 1994-95 to 1996-97 16) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY NORTHERN TERRITORY

COACH: Cameron Borgas TEAM MANAGER: Kim Dick

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND 2 2/07/1999 Left Orthodox Left Tracy Village Hamish Martin Aggressive left hand bat and left arm ortho, love fielding.

3 3/11/1996 Left Medium Left Tracy Village Kyle Scrimegour TALENT WATCH (STATE TALENT MANAGERS) Allrounder, currently playing grade cricket in Tasmania. Has represented at National level. 1 Michael Ninneman 4 26/10/1998 Right Orthodox Right Fairfield-Liverpool CC Strongly built right arm fast bowler who performed well at U17 level for NT in Hobart last year (NSW) Classy batsman that likes to take the game on. Param bowls right arm off spin with subtle variations. 2 Sam Elliott Tall right arm fast bowler who performed well for Victoria at U17 level this year in Brisbane 5 18/09/1997 Left Wrist Right Dandenong Ryan Quirk (VIC) 3 Kyle Scimegour Aggressive left hand batsman that can bat at the top or in the middle order. Useful right arm leg- Allrounder will bat 5, quality bat. Has scored runs at National championship level. Bowls left arm swing. spinner who likes to bowl with flight and can spin it. Param Uppal 6 17/04/1997 Right Medium Right Darwin Cricket Club 4 Right hand batsman and right arm orthodox spin bowler who represented NSW at U17 Carnival in William Anstey Top order bat who loves to attack bowling. Currently playing grade cricket in Melbourne. Brisbane Jacob Dickman Alex Melville 7 27/12/1996 Right Orthodox Left North Coastal 5 RH top order bat, recent hundred on debut in Adelaide Premier cricket. Stroke player with good technique. (NSW) Left arm orthodox spin bowler from Northern NSW currently playing on the Gold Coast. Southern Districts 8 26/06/1998 Right Medium Right NORTHERN TERRITORY CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Nathan Hangan Cricket Club Handy bowling allrounder great team man. Strong hitter. Highest Innings Total Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 9 Right Fast Right Darwin Cricket Club Michael 12/09/1996 384 v Australian Capital Territory 1988-89 22 MA Hannah 2011-12 Ninneman v Tasmania 2001-02 Right arm quick from Darwin CC, selected in U17 Merit team last year. Highest Aggregate Lowest Innings Total 10 5/01/1997 Left Wrist Right Wests Cricket Club 27 MA Hatton 1991-92 to 1992-93 Jacob Dick 34 v Victoria 1994-95 Left hand top order bat from Alice Springs Hat Tricks Highest Individual Innings 11 23/07/1997 Right Medium Right Darwin Cricket Club J Southam v South Australia Jacob Dickman 201 RW Bowden v Australian Capital Territory 1995-96 (innings figures - 4-71) Top order bat from Darwin Cricket Club, back up keeper. 1990-91 Southern Districts Test Players 12 15/11/1996 Right Orthodox Right Matthew Cricket Club Highest Championship Runs Aggregate Hammond Nil Aggressive batsman who like to take bowlers on. Excitement machine in the field. 442 KE Vowles 1988-89 ODI Players (Non-Test) (2) 13 18/02/2000 Right Fast Right Camberwell Samuel Elliott Highest Aggregate BN Cooper and (VIC) Tall and competitive bottom-age paceman that can generate awkward bounce. Capable middle to lower order batsman that plays with good intent. 941 KJ Skewes 2000-01 to 2003-04 KW Richardson 15 16/07/1998 Right None Right Nightcliff Carried Bat Through A Completed Innings T20 Players (Non-Test) Aiden Hardcastle Wicket Keeper/ Bat currently playing grade cricket in Brisbane. Nil Nil ODI Players European Championship Best Bowling in a Match Nil KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 7-83 MA Hatton v Tasmania 1992-93 @CricketNT Championships Won Best Bowling in an Innings Nil 18) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY 7-83 MA Hatton v Tasmania 1992-93 QUEENSLAND

COACH: Gavin Fitness ASSISTANT COACH: Brendan Creevey PHYSIO: Louis Ellery

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND 1 15/04/1998 Left Orthodox Left Gold Coast Dolphins Isaac Fisher Isaac is an elegant middle order batsman who moved to the Gold Coast to play premier grade cricket in 2014/15. Through good performances he was selected in QLD U17 team where he scored a century. TALENT WATCH 4 12/02/1997 Right Orthodox Right Wynnum-Manly Jack Webster 1 Jack Beath Jack is a middle order right hand batsman who has the ability to score big hundreds. Jack traveled to Left hand bat and current first grade player. Played Qld 19s last year as well. the UK in the off-season where he scored 12 centuries for his club. 5 26/06/1997 Left Orthodox Right South Brisbane 2 Left hand opening bat and current first grade player with hundreds to his name already. Very handy Aryan Jain Aryan is a stylish top order batsman. He is very strong off his pads and a good player or spin. He plays for the South Brisbane club. medium pacer as well. 6 20/09/1996 Left Orthodox Left Gold Coast Dolphins 3 Tom Healy Talented gloveman / batsman with fantastic training standards. Son of Ian. Matthew Matthew is a tall left arm orthodox bowler from the Gold Coast. He is a very smart bowler who mixes Kuhnemann his pace well. He plays 1st grade for the Gold Coast Dolphins and has been a member of the Australian 4 Matthew Kuhnemann U19 Team. Left arm orthodox and current first grade player also. Great talent. Northern Suburb 7 16/09/1996 Right None Right District Cricket Club Tom Healy QUEENSLAND CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Tom is a classy wicket keeper / batsman who has been playing premier grade cricket since the age of 15. He has represented Australia at U19 level and was recently selected for QLD Futures League. Highest Innings Total Hat Tricks 8 24/09/1997 Right Fast Right Queensland University 8-463 v Northern Territory 1988-89 R Bucholz v Victoria Daniel Cranitch Playing for the University of QLD club in Brisbane, Dan is a skiddy right arm pace bowler who gets late swing. He has a big heart and will charge in all day. 1979-80 (innings figures - 4-24) Lowest Innings Total HV Hammelman v South Australia Sandgate-Redcliffe 9 25/01/1998 Left Medium Right District Cricket Club 60 v New South Wales 1997-98 1982-83 (innings figures - 6-36) Bryce Street DR Mackenzie v South Australia Bryce began playing for my current club Sandgate-Redcliffe in the 2011-12 season. My representative Highest Individual Innings honours include Australian Schoolboys U16’s, QLD U17’s and QLD U19’s. 1998-99 (innings figures - 4-39) 11 24/05/1997 Left Medium Right Valley District Cricket Club 222* MP Mott v Northern Territory 1991-92 Carried Bat Through An Innings Jack Beath 214 DA Tuckwell v Northern Territory 1985-86 Jack is a left hand top order batsman who hits the ball hard. Plays at the Valleys club in Brisbane and is R Maslen 124* v Victoria the Captain of the QLD U19 Team for 2015-16. 206* ML Love v South Australia 1992-93 1957/58 (innings score 239) 12 16/04/1997 Right Medium Right Western Suburbs Highest Championship Runs Aggregate Steven McGiffin Steve is a very talent all-rounder. He is known for performing well under pressure late in games to get Test Players (16) his team over the line with both bat and ball. 568 JL Cassell 1993-94 ML Hayden, NM Hauritz, IA Healy, MG Johnson, 13 17/05/1997 Left Orthodox Left Western Suburbs Highest Aggregate MS Kasprowicz, RB Kerr, SG Law, ML Love, CJ Patrick Dooley Patrick is a very competitive spin bowler/all-rounder. He is a very good athlete who leads the way in McDermott, SA Muller, BP Nash, CG Rackemann, the field. Patty plays for Western Suburbs in Brisbane and is a key player in limited over cricket. 831 ML Love 1991-92 to 1992-93 GM Ritchie, A Symonds ,SR Watson and J Burns. 16 2/06/1998 Right Fast Right Gold Coast Dolphins Carried Bat Through A Completed Innings ODI Players (Non-Test) (6) Nathan Black Nathan is a very talented right arm opening bowler who bowls good pace. Nathan has played at Gold Coast District Cricket Club for 4 years and has won 2 first XI GPS premierships at TSS. Nil BCJ Cutting, BM Edmondson, JR Hopes, JP Maher, AA Noffke and GS Trimble. 17 1/02/1997 Left Orthodox Right Gold Coast Dolphins Best Bowling in a Match Max Houlahan Max is top order batsmen that enjoys taking it to the bowlers and trying to put them under pressure. I 20 International Players (Non Test and Non ODI) (4) am currently in the QLD under 19’s squad. 13-18 CP Simpson v Northern Territory CJ Boyce , N Reardon, BR Dunk and CA Lynn 18 18/01/1997 Right Fast Right Wynnum-Manly 1997-98 (8-13 and 5-5) ODI Players European Championship (1) Patrick Morahan Patrick is a tall fast bowler with a lot of talent. Played 2014/15 season in 2rd grade. Played last season for Best Bowling in an Innings Wynnum Manly in 1st and 2nd grade. Missed second half of the season with a groin injury. JC Scuderi (Ita) 8-13 CP Simpson v Northern Territory 1997-98 Championships Won (5) Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 1985/86, 1994/95, 1999/2000, 2000/01 and 2011/12 @qldcricket 24 R Wallace 1971-72 Highest Aggregate 20) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY 36 R Wallace 1970-71 to 1971-72 SOUTH AUSTRALIA

COACH: Shane McDermott ASSISTANT COACH: John Palmer PHYSIO: Leisa Stringer

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND TALENT WATCH 1 29/06/1997 Right Orthodox Right Adelaide Cricket Club Michael Cormack Damon Kerr Talented all round cricketer who competes well with bat and ball. 1 Excellent glove man. Scoring good runs at A grade level with Port Adelaide after shifting from Glenelg this season to gain further opportunities. 2 16/02/1998 Left Medium Left Roopena Cricket Club Ben Pengelley Wes Agar Talented all round cricketer with very good work ethic. 2 (Brother of Ashton). Big, strong and raw pace bowler. Has with genuine pace at times. Playing A grade cricket for University CC and has shown a real desire to bowl “fast”. Ayden 4 21/03/1998 Right Orthodox Right East Torrens McGregor- Michael Cormack I’m currently 17, been playing cricket for nearly 9 years. From Darwin NT, moved to Adelaide 6 years 3 Clever off-spin bowler / RHB. Spins the ball hard and loves the contest. Michael has also worked Baptista ago for school at Rostrevor College, currently in year 12. exceptionally hard on his batting during the off-season. 5 20/09/1996 Right None Right Port Adelaide Cricket Club Damon Kerr Wicket-keeper/batsman who enjoys making runs & taking dismissals. Currently studying Bachelor of 4 Silky smooth pace bowler, David continues to impress with his ability to bowl at good pace and exceptional Arts (visual/creative arts) at Flinders Uni. control. Currently playing A grade for Kensington CC. Glenelg District 7 2/06/1997 Right Orthodox Right Cricket Club Patrick Page 5 LHB, was player of the Under 17 Championships in Hobart (2014). Pagey has played some FL games and is 2014 U17 Player of the Championships. 2014 U17 Leading Run Scorer playing A grade cricket for Tea Tree Gully. 8 13/10/1997 Right Medium Right Port Adelaide Cricket Club Austin Umpherston Interests outside of cricket include, playing football, spending time with mates. One of the biggest SOUTH AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS highlights of my life was winning the 2013/14 A grade premiership with Port Adelaide 9 17/09/1996 Right Fast Right Port Adelaide Cricket Club Highest Innings Total Highest Aggregate Luke Coates Love all sport especially footy and cricket. Enjoy spending time with family and friends and competing 7-409 v Northern Territory 1991-92 52 MC Dolman 1976-77 to 1978-79 hard with the ball! 10 26/09/1996 Right Fast Right Prospect Lowest Innings Total Hat Tricks Izaac Boylan Love playing sports, Footy for Mannum and golf outside of Cricket for Prospect. Grew up in the Country 37 v New South Wales 1996-97 DA Johnstonv Tasmania (Wudinna) and moved to Adelaide in 2013. Highest Individual Innings 1972-73 (innings figures - 5-14) 13 1/12/1998 Right Medium Right Sturt SG Busbridge v Australian Capital Territory Connor Dudley Connor is a right handed top order batsman who has spent the majority of this off season in the UK 202* GS Blewett v Northern Territory 1989-90 1996-97 (innings figures - 4-45) honing and developing his skills. He has previously represented SA in the School Sports Australia U15 Championships in Canberra. Highest Championship Runs Aggregate Test Players (13) 14 5/02/1997 Right Fast Right University GS Blewett, TM Chappell, DJ Cullen, WM Darling, JN Wesley Agar 451 MJ Cosgrove 2002-03 Recently moved to South Australia and am enjoying playing at the University CC. Enjoy the challenge of Gillespie, DW Hookes, DS Lehmann, GA Manou, TBA bowling fast, getting fit and trying to contribute with the bat as much as possible! Highest Aggregate May, WB Phillips, SW Tait, L Vincent and KJ Wright. 15 15/07/1997 Right Medium Right East Torrens 927 MJ Cosgrove 1999-00 to 2002-03 ODI Players (Non Test) (4) Tate Robins Right arm Fast Bowler from East Torrens DCC. Competes and hits the wicket hard. Very athletic and enjoys the challenges of contributing with the bat in the lower order. Carried Bat Through A Completed Innings MJ Cosgrove, CJ Ferguson, BE Young and 16 24/05/1997 Right Fast Right Kensington TC Plant 63* v Tasmania AK Zesers. David Grant Right Arm Pace bowler who has a nack for being consistent and hitting a length. Has Represented the 2001-02 (innings total 132) T/20 Players (Non-Test, non-ODI) Australian Under 19 team and plays for the Kensington DCC Best Bowling in a Match Tea Tree Gully Nil 22 15/01/1998 Left Wrist Right Cricket Club 12-135 S Weston v Tasmania Patrick Page European Championship (Non-Test, Non ODI) Left Hand top order batsman. Awarded the player of the 2014-15 Under 17 National Championship in 2005-06 (6-60 and 6-75) Hobart. Currently playing for Tea Tree Gully DCC. Nil Best Bowling in an Innings Championships Won (5) 9-70 MC Dolman v Western Australia 1978-79 KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING 1973/74, 1983/84, 1990/91, 1997/98 and 2012/13. @SACAnews Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 22 DJ Cullen 2002-03 22) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY TASMANIA

COACH: Darren McNees TEAM MANAGER: Shannon Tubb

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND 1 15/07/2000 Right Orthodox Right Mowbray Cricket Club Excellent control of spin, with good game changes of pace and game awareness.

2 2/11/1996 Left Medium Left North Hobart CC A very talented left hand batsman and skilled all round cricketer. Very game smart and intelligent. 4 1/09/1997 Left Orthodox Right New Town TALENT WATCH Daniel Willoughby A good left handed batsman with an ability to play a long innings. Reliable right arm off spin with good control. Caleb Jewell 1 Caleb is a Futures League regular and has done well at A grade level this year. Had an outstanding tour to 5 20/11/1996 Right Wrist Right South Launceston England this year with the Australian Under 19 team. Alec Smith A good all round cricketer. Easy to watch middle order player who times the ball well, and bowls Brandon King serviceable part time leg spin. 2 Futures League experience and a great prospect as a spin bowler. 6 19/12/1997 Right Orthodox Right North Hobart Jarrod Freeman Brandon King 3 A quality RAOS with excellent control of spin and accuracy. Skilful finger spinner who is performing well in First Grade.

7 3/12/1996 Left None Right South Launceston Charlie Eastoe TASMANIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS A well organized wk/batsman. A powerful hitter of the ball Highest Innings Total Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 8 4/11/1997 Right Medium Right Mowbray Fletcher Seymour 7-370 v Victoria 1986-87 19 H Griggs 1998-99 A genuine allrounder with great competitive instincts. A good leader. Lowest Innings Total Highest Aggregate Clarence District 9 21/11/1998 Left Wrist Right 36 v New Zealand 1972-73 Liam Devlin Cricket Club 29 S Young 1987-88 to 1988-89 A free flowing top order batsman. Highest Individual Innings Hat Tricks 10 21/04/1997 Left None Left North Hobart 160* B Webster v AJ de Winter v Western Australia Caleb Jewell A classy left hand batsman able to bat for long periods. Awarded with a rookie contract this season on Australian Capital Territory 2012/13 1985-86 (innings figures - 6-49) the back of some good performance. 150* SP Kremerskothen I Connell v Australian Capital Territory 11 28/08/1997 Right None Right Glenorchy Cricket Club v Australian Capital Territory 1995-96 1992-93 (innings figures - 4-19) Aiden Grace Excellent wicketkeeper, hard hitting batsman with ability to hit boundaries from ball 1. Highest Championship Runs Aggregate Test Players (11) 12 7/08/1998 Right Medium Right Kingborough 436 MS Wade 2006-07 GJ Bailey, DC Boon, XJ Doherty, A Doolan, JP Rhys Ward Faulkner, BW Hilfenhaus, TD Paine, RT Ponting, MS A tall fast bowler with very good control and excellent technique Highest Aggregate Wade, RD Woolley and S Young. 14 3/10/1997 Right Medium Right Kingborough Cricket Club 1091 MS Wade 2003-04 to 2006-07 ODI Players (Non Test) (3) Alex Vincent A genuine all rounder with very good skills. Carried Bat Through An innings MJ Di Venutu, PI Faulkner and B Geeves. Nil 15 21/01/1997 Left Fast Right Ulverstone T/20 Players (Non-Test, non-ODI) Corey Murfet Best Bowling in a Match Nil A genuine all rounder, with an ability to hit boundaries from the start of his innings. 10-59 AJ de Winter v ODI Players European Championship (1) Western Australia 1985-86 (6-49 and 4-10) P Di Venuto KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING Best Bowling in an Innings @CTpathways Championships Won 7-25 S Young v Nil 24) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY Australian Capital Territory1988-89 WESTERN AUSTRALIA

COACH: Wayne Andrews TEAM MANAGER: Peter Clough

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND 1 8/12/1996 Right Wrist Right Rockingham-Mandurah Kyle Gardiner An exciting leg spin bowler who is Rookie contracted with the Warriors. Bayswater Morley 2 13/12/1997 Right Orthodox Right Manuel Hunwick Cricket Club Batsman who possesses a full range of shots and bats in any position. TALENT WATCH 3 1/06/1997 Right None Right Bayswater-Morley Joshua Philippe Jhye Richardson Batsman with full range of shots to both Pace and spin accompanying his talented wicket keeping skills. 1 An exciting prospect that wants to bowl fast, is rookie contracted and made his debut for WA in the recent Matador Cup. Is developing his batting and in the Australian U19 tour of the UK made 87 in the Test match. 4 14/05/1997 Right None Right South Perth Brooke Guest Kyle Gardiner High order batsman with a full range of shots along with being an excellent fielder and w/k. 2 A promising Leg spinner that spins the ball hard and has good variety, is Rookie contracted and performs 5 23/10/1996 Left Wrist Left Joondalup well in First Grade. Clint Hinchliffe Clinton Hinchliffe Very talented batsman with a full range of shots also bowls very effective left arm wrist spinners. Also 3 an above average fielder. Talented athlete that has made 100’s in First Grade and developing his Leg spin. 6 9/04/1997 Left Fast Left Perth Cricket Club WESTERN AUSTRALIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Talented left arm fast bowler, excellent fielder and capable batsman. Highest Innings Total Highest Aggregate 7 7/01/1999 Right Medium Right Willetton DCC 4-475 v Tasmania 1993-94 37 K Sheppard 1977-78 to 1978-79 A terrific character and leader, developing into a strong top order batsman that can bowl with the new ball. Lowest Innings Total Hat Tricks 8 3/06/1999 Right Fast Right Subiaco Floreat 59 v Australian Capital Territory 1974-75 PD Waite v Queensland A tall athletic all rounder, creates exciting pace and bounce and developing into an effective middle 1996-97 (innings figures 4-30) order batsman. Highest Individual Innings 9 11/09/1996 Right Medium Right Perth Cricket Club Test Players (26) Jake Lewis 180 J Allenby v Northern Territory 2000-01 Very solid high order bat with a great appetite to bat long periods. A very capable slip and outfielder. TM Alderman, DG Brownlie, B Casson, MW Highest Championship Runs Aggregate Goodwin, GB Hogg, KJ Hughes, MEK Hussey, BP 10 26/06/1998 Right Orthodox Left Claremont Nedlands Julian, SM Katich, JL Langer, GR Marsh, MR Marsh, 433 TP Doropoulos 2002-03 Sean Stuart SE Marsh, DR Martyn, CD Matthews, SCG MacGill, L/A orthodox spinner and a capable middle order bat. Highest Aggregate TM Moody, AD Mullally, MJ North, BA Reid, CJL 11 11/01/1997 Right Fast Right Midland-Guilford Rogers, MRJ Veletta, GM Wood , TJ Zoehrer, L 785 TP Doropoulos 2002-03 to 2003-04 Keaton Critchell A genuine all rounder bowling medium fast and a hard hitting middle order batsman. Also an excellent Ronchi(for New Zealand), and AC Voges . fieldsman with a powerful throw. Carried Bat Through A Completed Innings ODI Players (Non Test) (10) Fremantle District 12 20/09/1996 Right Fast Right Nil RC Campbell, TK Canning, NM Coulter-Nile, BR Jhye Richardson Cricket Club Dorey, DJ Hussey, KH MacLeay, AD Mascarenhas, The fastest of our bowlers and a very capable batsman along with being a brilliant fielder. Best Bowling in a Match GD Porter, MR Swart and M Stoinis. 13 29/10/1996 Right Fast Right South Perth 9-37 KM Harvey v Australian Capital Territory Alex Bevilaqua 1994-95 (5-14 and 4-23) T/20 International Players (Non-Test, Non-ODI) (1) Very tall fast medium pace bowler who swings the ball and extracts great bounce. Best Bowling in an Innings LA Pomersbach 8-25 M Reidy-Crofts v ODI Players European Championship (1) Australian Capital Territory 1979-80 KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING HP Patrizi @WACA_Cricket Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate Championships Won (5) 21 DL Boyd 1972-73 26) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY 21 K Sheppard 1977-78 1978/79, 1979/80, 1987/88, 1991/92 and 1993/94. VICTORIA METRO

COACH: Jarrad Loughman ASSISTANT COACH: Tilan Samaraweera PHYSIO: Brendan Goonan

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND Monash Tigers 12 16/12/1996 Right Medium Right Jackson Waters Cricket Club Aggressive, right-hand middle order player who has fantastic game sense and a thirst for runs. Dandenong Panthers 14 10/09/1996 Right Fast Right Patrick Turner Cricket Club TALENT WATCH Tall and athletic right-arm quick who can swing the new ball. 15 23/10/1996 Right Medium Left Essendon Cricket Club Thomas O’Donnell 1 Talented top order stroke player who keeps well. Rookie contracted, regular First Grade player and Tall, strongly built left-arm seamer who bowls with decent pace represented Australia at Under 19 level. 16 19/05/1997 Right Medium Right Fitzroy Doncaster Sam Grimwade Liam Banthorpe 2 Bottom age off spinner who has nice variety and can spin it appreciably at times. Has played First Grade Organised and busy right hander, who bats in the middle order and is excellent between the wickets. cricket regularly for a few years now and has represented Australia at Under 19 level. Skilful and energetic gloveman. Fitzroy Doncaster Tom O’Donnell 17 20/09/1996 Right Medium Right Cricket Club 3 Son of Simon. Has got bigger and stronger over last 12 months and will lead Metro attack. Left arm quick Nick Fletcher with good pace who is playing regularly in First Grade. Dynamic and versatile all-rounder who bats with good intent, and can swing the ball with his right arm seamers. Excellent fieldsman. 18 16/12/1997 Right Orthodox Right Prahran Cricket Club VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Sam Grimwade Clever right arm off-spinner who bowls with good control and can spin the ball. Highest Innings Total Highest Aggregate 19 10/12/1996 Right Orthodox Right 4-465 v Tasmania 1985-86 47 JP Mangan 2002-03 to 2004-05 Sam Harper Very talented right hand batsman-wicket keeper who is proficient off the front and back foot, with the versatility to bat high or in the middle order. Lowest Innings Total Hat Tricks 78 v New Zealand 1983-84 Nil Gehan 24 11/09/1996 Right Wrist Right Highest Individual Innings Seneviratne Strong right-arm leg-spinner who can give the ball a rip and is prepared to give it some air. Test Players (26) AC Agar, RJ Bright, SH Cook, GJ Cosier, SP 28 29/05/1998 Right Orthodox Right Essendon Cricket Club 162* GR Parker v Tasmania 1985-86 Mitchell Davis, AIC Dodemaide, MTG Elliott, DW Fleming, Barnewall Talented right arm off-spinner who gains excellent overspin and bounce, while bowling with good Highest Championship Runs Aggregate control. Dynamic and skilful fielder. PA Hibbert, BJ Hodge, RM Hogg, DM Jones, GJ 424 DJE Tormey 2008-09 Maxwell, AB McDonald, CR Miller, SP O’Donnell, 32 28/01/1998 Right Medium Right Melbourne Cricket Club JL Pattinson, WN Phillips, PR Reiffel, PM Siddle, Damon Egan Skilful right hand batsman that likes to play positively and has the flexibility to bat at the top or in the Highest Aggregate DF Whatmore, Craig White, Cameron White, BA middle order. Quick and agile fielder. 829 AK Sarna 2005-06 to 2007-08 Williams, GN Yallop and PM Nevill. 34 4/12/1997 Right Medium Right Footscray Edgewater ODI Players (Non Test) (3) Jonah Koch Carried Bat Through A Completed Innings Diligent and skilful right arm paceman who swings the new ball and thrives on the contest. Nil AJ Finch, IJ Harvey and JD Siddons. 37 2/02/1998 Right Orthodox Right Melbourne Cricket Club T/20 Players (Non-Test, non-ODI) (2) Best Bowling in a Match Talented and technically correct right-hand top order player and excellent slip fieldsman. TR Birt and JM Muirhead. 11-74 JM Holland v 38 30/01/1997 Right Orthodox Right Prahran Cricket Club South Australia 2005-06 (7-37 and 4-37) ODI Players European Championship (1) Jacob Serry 10-43 DW Fleming v Skilful right-hander with a sound technique and the ability to bat in multiple positions in the top 6. Vic PA Petricola Metro U19 captain. Northern Territory 1988-89 (5-32 and 5-11) Best Bowling in an Innings Championships Won (15) 8-46 I Woolf v South Australia 1971-72 1969/70, 1970/71, 1971/72, 1974/75, 1979/80, KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 1980/81, 1981/82, 1982/83, 1984/85, 1992/93, @CVpathway 1995/96, 1999/2000, 2002/03, 2007/08 and 22 RJ Bright 1970-71 2010/11. 28) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY 22 DW Fleming 1988-89 VICTORIA COUNTRY

COACH: Graeme Rummans ASSISTANT COACH: David Reid PHYSIO: Ben Shipperd

SHIRT DOMINANT BATTING BOWLING BOWLING DOB CURRENT CLUB NAME NO. SKILL HAND GROUP HAND Footscray Edgewater 3 28/10/1997 Left Orthodox Left Matthew Cricket Club Underwood Classy left-hander who is proficient off both the front and back foot. Can open or bat in the middle order. Vic Country U19 Captain. 4 9/12/1997 Right None Right Melbourne Cricket Club Versatile right-handed batter who is very skilful and likes to play positively. Brilliant fieldsman in the ring or patrolling the boundary. TALENT WATCH 5 20/09/1996 Right Fast Right Adam McMaster Matthew Underwood Competitive and skilful right-arm quick who bowls at a lively pace and can move the ball around. 1 Bottom age Left hand top order bat who made Under 17 team of carnival last season. Consistent run Sandhurst Cricket Club scorer with fine technique. CA Rookie player. 6 23/03/1997 Left Wrist Left Liam Bowe Bendigo 2 Xavier Crone Skilful left arm wrist spinner who can spin the ball and possesses some good variations. Tall, Athletic opening bowler with the ability to extract extra bounce. CA Rookie player. Frankston Peninsula Blake Thomson 7 31/10/1996 Right Fast Right Jackson Mockett Cricket Club 3 Bottom age middle order bat and medium pace bowler who has performed very well in Under 17 Big, strong right-arm quick who can swing the ball and always competes hard. championships and is highly projected as a player in our system. Also a CA Rookie player. 8 6/08/1998 Right Orthodox Right VICTORIA CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS Angus Boyd Hard hitting right-hand bat and clever right-arm off-spinner that provides a versatile all-round option for the team. Highest Innings Total Highest Aggregate 9 29/11/1997 Left Orthodox Left Prahran Cricket Club Nicholas King 4-465 v Tasmania 1985-86 47 JP Mangan 2002-03 to 2004-05 Technically sound and focussed left-handed opener who likes to occupy the crease. Lowest Innings Total Hat Tricks 10 7/03/1998 Left None Right Prahran Cricket Club 78 v New Zealand 1983-84 Nil Ryan Hartley Hard working wicket-keeper batsman who is a middle order left-hander that likes to take the game on. Highest Individual Innings Test Players (26) 11 27/07/1997 Left None Right Carlton Cricket Club 162* GR Parker v Tasmania 1985-86 AC Agar, RJ Bright, SH Cook, GJ Cosier, SP Brayden Stepien Davis, AIC Dodemaide, MTG Elliott, DW Fleming, Aggressive and powerful left-handed opener who loves to take the game on. Highest Championship Runs Aggregate PA Hibbert, BJ Hodge, RM Hogg, DM Jones, GJ Frankston Peninsula 14 14/10/1998 Left Orthodox Right 424 DJE Tormey 2008-09 Maxwell, AB McDonald, CR Miller, SP O’Donnell, Cricket Club JL Pattinson, WN Phillips, PR Reiffel, PM Siddle, Thomas Ewing U17 left-handed batting all-rounder, who can bat at the top or in the middle order and bowls probing Highest Aggregate DF Whatmore, Craig White, Cameron White, BA right-arm off-spin. 829 AK Sarna 2005-06 to 2007-08 Williams, GN Yallop and PM Nevill. Casey South Melbourne 25 24/12/1997 Right Fast Right ODI Players (Non Test) (3) Cameron Brown Cricket Club Carried Bat Through A Completed Innings Energetic right-arm swing bowler who uses his variations cleverly and competes hard. Nil AJ Finch, IJ Harvey and JD Siddons. Casey South Melbourne 26 19/12/1996 Right None Right T/20 Players (Non-Test, non-ODI) (2) Cricket Club Best Bowling in a Match Devin Pollock TR Birt and JM Muirhead. Diligent and compact right-hand batsman who can bat at the top or in the middle order. Keeps wicket 11-74 JM Holland v with clean hands and good energy. South Australia 2005-06 (7-37 and 4-37) ODI Players European Championship (1) 29 19/12/1997 Right Fast Right Carlton Cricket Club 10-43 DW Fleming v Xavier Crone Northern Territory 1988-89 (5-32 and 5-11) PA Petricola Tall, athletic right-arm paceman who uses his height well and hits the wicket hard. Best Bowling in an Innings Championships Won (15) 8-46 I Woolf v South Australia 1971-72 1969/70, 1970/71, 1971/72, 1974/75, 1979/80, KEY: BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING Highest Championship Wicket Aggregate 1980/81, 1981/82, 1982/83, 1984/85, 1992/93, @CVpathway 1995/96, 1999/2000, 2002/03, 2007/08 and 22 RJ Bright 1970-71 2010/11. 30) NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU | #U19CHAMPS | @CAPATHWAY 22 DW Fleming 1988-89

UNDER 19 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS MATCH INFORMATION AND VENUES Current CA National Umpire Panel members The Cricket Australia Underage National PLAYER ELIGIBILITY START AND SESSION TIMES Championships are an integral step in the who have officiated at Under 19 National Age Eligibility Criteria umpire pathway. Championships – since 2004/05 season ONE DAY MATCHES Players selected to all teams are to be under 10:00am – 1:00pm Session 1 The Championships provide a challenging UMPIRE STATE 19 years of age on 31 August 2015. environment for umpires, who are tested by 1: 00pm – 1:30pm Interval travelling to a new city; standing in matches with Murray Branch QLD Therefore any player born on or after 1 1:30pm – 5:00pm Session 2 September 1996 is eligible to play. new partners and managing unfamiliar teams at Stephen Brne VIC CONTACT DETAILS foreign venues all within a two week period. James Hewitt WA Multiple Championship Representation Jason Inglis Each state and territory nominates one Anthony Hobson NSW 0414 267 440 Cricket Australia have confirmed that Cricket Australia preferred candidate to attend the Championship. Dale Ireland VIC medium and fast bowlers (as defined in the Media – Aaron Pereira For the two additional positions available, states 0424 739 092 Nathan Johnstone WA playing conditions) can participate at both Cricket Australia are invited to nominate a second umpire, with the the U17 & U19 National Championships. Umpire High Performance Panel (UHPP) making Donovan Koch QLD Any underage bowler must have his bowling POINTS the final decision on the final two umpires. David Shepard VIC loads assessed prior to participating in any ONE DAY Members of the UHPP and the CA Umpire David Taylor NSW competition; this includes all senior men’s Win 4 Educator will then attend the Championships to Ben Treloar NSW competitions as well as Cricket Australia observe and provide assessments for each of the National Championships. Tie 2 each individuals. On ‘rest’ days, the umpiring group will »» U19 pace bowlers may bowl 360 balls over No Result 2 each the championship (60 overs) in total. attend education and training sessions to assist Loss 0 their continual development on and off field. U17 pace bowlers may bowl 312 balls over »» Bonus Point (run rate 1.25 times that the championship (52 overs) in total. 1 of opposition) » The max daily limits and rest between Additional Bonus Point (run rate » 1 spells etc. still apply. twice that of opposition) Abandoned match due to inadequate 2 pitch and/or ground preparation

U-19 VENUES VENUE ADDRESS Adelaide Uni Park 12 North Terrace, Adelaide Adelaide High School West Terrace, Adelaide Campbelltown Oval Cnr Lower North East & Darley Rds, Campbelltown Glandore Oval South Road (Margaret Street), Glandore Henley Grange Memorial Oval Cnr Cudmore Tce & Atkin St, Henley Beach Parkinson Oval The Parade, Kensington Gardens Park 25 No 1 Port & Gaol Roads (Opposite Police Barracks) Park 25 No 2 Port & Gaol Roads (Opposite Police Barracks) Park 25 No 3 Port & Gaol Roads (Opposite Police Barracks) Payneham Oval Cnr Arthur Street & John Street, Payneham Prince Alfred College Dequetteville Terrace, Kent Town Railway Oval West Terrace, Adelaide Rostrevor College Glen Stuart Rd, Woodforde Sacred Heart Brighton Road, Somerton Park Woodville Oval Oval Avenue, Woodville South UNDER 19 MALE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Monday 30 November - Thursday 10 December, 2015 HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUE UMPIRE 1 UMPIRE 2 ROUND 1, MONDAY NOVEMBER 30, 2015 - 10AM VIC Country v ACT/NSW Country Woodville Oval Murray Branch Nathan Johnstone Northern Territory v South Australia Parkinson Oval James Hewitt David Shepard Victoria v Queensland Railways Oval Donovan Koch Ben Treloar Western Australia v Tasmania Henley Grange Memorial Oval Dale Ireland Anthony Hobson CA XI v NSW Metro Park 25 No 1 Steve Brne David Taylor ROUND 2, TUESDAY DECEMBER 01, 2015 - 10AM NSW Metro v South Australia Park 25 No 1 Donovan Koch Dale Ireland ACT/NSW Country v Northern Territory Railways Oval Anthony Hobson Ben Treloar CA XI v Tasmania Glandore Oval Murray Branch David Shepard Queensland v Western Australia Parkinson Oval Nathan Johnstone Steve Brne Victoria v VIC Country Prospect Oval James Hewitt David Taylor REST DAY - WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 02 ROUND 3, THURSDAY DECEMBER 03, 2015 - 10AM Northern Territory v VIC Country Payneham Oval Donovan Koch Steve Brne ACT/NSW Country v NSW Metro Sacred Heart College James Hewitt Nathan Johnstone Western Australia v Victoria Rostrevor College Murray Branch Anthony Hobson Queensland v CA XI Adelaide High School Dale Ireland David Shepard South Australia v Tasmania Parkinson Oval Ben Treloar David Taylor ROUND 4, FRIDAY DECEMBER 04, 2015 - 10AM ACT/NSW Country v Queensland Sacred Heart College David Shepard David Taylor South Australia v VIC Country Adelaide Uni. Park 12 No 1 Steve Brne Anthony Hobson Northern Territory v NSW Metro Park 25 No 2 Murray Branch Ben Treloar Tasmania v Victoria Park 25 No 1 Nathan Johnstone Dale Ireland Western Australia v CA XI Railways Oval Donovan Koch James Hewitt SATURDAY GRADE CRICKET DAY - NO CRICKET ROUND 5, SUNDAY DECEMBER 06, 2015 VIC Country v NSW Metro Railways Oval David Shepard Anthony Hobson South Australia v ACT/NSW Country Park 25 No 1 Murray Branch Donovan Koch Victoria v CA XI Adelaide University Park 12 No 1 Nathan Johnstone Ben Treloar Tasmania v Queensland Adelaide High School James Hewitt Steve Brne Northern Territory v Western Australia Park 25 No 2 Dale Ireland David Taylor QUARTER FINALS – MONDAY DECEMBER 07, 2015 - 10AM SEMI FINALS – WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 09, 2015 - 10AM TBC v TBC Prince Alfred College TBC v TBC Gliderol Oval TBC v TBC Rostrevor College TBC v TBC Railways Oval TBC v TBC Campbelltown Oval TBC v TBC Park 25 No 1 TBC v TBC Woodville Oval TBC v TBC Henley Grange Memorial Oval TBC v TBC Glandore Oval TBC v TBC Glandore Oval FINALS – THURSDAY DECEMBER 10, 2015 - 10AM TBC v TBC Gliderol Oval TBC v TBC Adelaide High School TBC v TBC Railways Oval TBC v TBC Park 25 No 1 TBC v TBC Woodville Oval *Schedule current as at 17 November 2015. Cricket Australia reserves the right in its absolute discretion to change or amend the program at any time, without notice.