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Coaching Courses Senior Rep Report Two-Day Club Championship CM Welcome to the CMCA CEO Newsletter Feb 2010. Inside this issue: Coaching Courses Senior Rep Report Two-Day Club Championship CMCA Schools Programme Term 4 | NZCPA Masters & Twilight Sponsor Acknowledgement | | LEVEL ONE- 12 HOUR DURATION This course is suitable for people who have completed the Getting Started in Coaching Course, played cricket to a decent level, have a good | understanding of the game and/or are coaching a club team of a good standard (roughly Year 6 and up). If you are unsure if someone is suitable for this course please call Peter Zanzottera on 09 269 7967. The course contains information on: Technical skills, coaching approaches and philosophies, injury prevention and umpiring. There is a written component and a Coaching assessment. THE COST OF THE COURSE IS $70 WHICH INCLUDES ALL RESOURCES All nominations are to be to me by no later than Tuesday 22nd February. Provisional dates are: . March 7th, 14th and 21st – 1pm – 5pm @ Karaka Memorial Park | FURTHER DEVELOPMENT There is also Level Two and Level Three courses that are run by Northern Districts and New Zealand Cricket respectively, these are by invitation only. If you believe you have an outstanding candidate for one of these courses in your club please let me know. If your club has any specific requests around the Coaching of your Coaches please contact Peter as soon as possible, and if the request can be accommodated it will. PETER ZANZOTTERA | P: 09 2697967 | E: [email protected] | NORTHLAND | KARAKA COMPLEX | 24/01/2010 After a week of heavy rain in Manurewa, the one day match had to be switched to Karaka Sports Complex where an artificial strip was used. | Batting first, three of the CMCA top order got starts, with Shane Gadsdon (41), Ashley Abraham (31) and Ashwyn Herwels (29) all failing to convert their scores into big runs. CMCA finished on 187/10 which was never going to be enough to challenge the strong Northland side. Northern Districts Under 17 batsman Henry Gibson made light work of the chase, hitting 44* as Northland won by 5 wickets. Captain Scott Guthrie was the pick of the CMCA bowlers, taking 2/24. NORTHLAND | MOUNTFORT PARK | 06&07/02/2010 CMCA used the two day game against Northland to blood even more youngsters into the side, with Karaka’s Matthew Cole (above) making his | debut aged just 16. Northland batted first and made 295 before being all out. Scott Guthrie took 4/73 to continue his fine season with the ball in Rep Cricket. The Northland XI featured former Black Cap Hamish Marshall who made 58. Fellow first class batsman Brad Wilson hit 94. CMCA were just 18 runs short of pulling off a great run chase with Northern Districts U19 captain Jono Hickey (right) hitting 110. Jono was well supported by Ashwyn Herwels (62) and Ashley Abraham (39*) but CMCA were finally all out for 277. | | CHAMPIONS FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1998 Karaka has won the W H Taylor Shield after defeating Waiuku by an innings and 31 runs in the final round of games. | Rightfully, it was Todd McDonald who picked up the last wicket that scratched a twelve-year itch for the club and gave them a year’s ownership of the 84 year old W H Taylor Shield. It’s the third time the club has had its name on the shield, the last time was 1997/8 and grants a birthday wish in the clubs 25th anniversary year. KARAKA BOYS LEAD THE WAY IN CLUB PLAYER POINTS Two of Karaka’s Championship winners are in the top three of the Club Player Points competition. Todd McDonald and Simon Beare (left) are rewarded for great form with bat and ball. McDonald has taken 35 wickets in all competitions which includes four 5 wicket bags. Added to the 437 runs (including 121* against Waiuku) he has scored he is comfortably clear at the top. Beare is the leading run | scorer in Premier Cricket with 516 which includes back-to-back centuries in February. Sandwiched between the two Karaka men is Pukekohe-Metro all rounder Mitchell Sweetman. Sweetman has also taken 35 wickets and the left arm pace man took 10 wickets in a match twice in the two day competition. FOR THE FULL LIST VISIT WWW.CMCRICKET.CO.NZ | TERM FOUR 2009 | Former NZ U19 cricket Representative and qualified teacher Nick Fitzgerald (above), put 3,700 primary school kids through the cricket skills programme during term 4. Nick went to Karaka, Ramarama, Valley School, Alfriston, Clevedon, Conifer Grove, Ardmore, Maraetai Beach, Drury, Onewhero, Mangatangi and Otaua. TERM ONE 2010 Two of CMCA’s leading young cricketers will be introducing cricket to youngsters across the regions in the coming months. Shane Gadsdon (left) and Jono Hickey will be coaching in 16 primary schools before both heading to England in April to develop their own cricketing careers. | TWENTY20 SCHOOLS LEAGUES After the success of last year’s competitions, 3 grades of Twenty20 cricket started on Wednesday 17th February. The Senior Boys, Junior Boys and Junior Girls competitions will run through until Easter with Alfriston College, James Cook High School, Manurewa High School, Pukekohe High School, Rosehill College and Strathallan College all entering sides. | SAMSUNG CPA MASTERS Former New Zealand players are being lined up for a day of coaching and a game of Twenty20 at Mountfort Park on Sunday 14th March. The Samsung CPA Masters are a Barbarians style team run by the New Zealand Cricket Players | Association. They will be playing an Alan Whimp XI. Players Association boss Kerry Walmsley was looking forward to an exciting day “Hopefully we will stoke some interest in the game when we come out to Manukau.” The event has the full support of the Manurewa Community Board. TWILIGHT CRICKET COMES TO COUNTIES MANUKAU 12 teams are being sought for a new twilight cricket competition starting at Bruce Pulman Park on March 2. The five week competition will comprise of two grades- a men’s grade on Tuesday nights and a mixed grade on Wednesdays. Each team will bat for 14 overs with equipment and umpires provided by CMCA. For more information on how to enter contact: | OWAIN JENKINS | P: 09 269 7967 | E: [email protected] REMAINING REPRESENTATIVE FIXTURES SUNDAY 21st FEBRUARY | CMCA ‘B’ v WAIKATO VALLEY | MEMORIAL PARK SUNDAY 28th FEBRUARY | CMCA WOMEN v BAY OF PLENTY | HAMILTON SUNDAY 28th FEBRUARY | CMCA U19 v WAIKATO VALLEY | HAMILTON SAT & SUN 6th & 7th MARCH | CMCA v POVERTY BAY | GISBORNE | / | | WHITEHOUSE TAVERN TRUST | | |.
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