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KRISTEN BEAMS PATHWAY 1992 BACKYARD CRICKET 1997 STARTING PLAYING CLUB CRICKET 97-06 TAS U17,U19 – 2ND XL TEAM 07-08 FIRST CLASS WNCL DEBUT FOR VICTORIA 15-16 MELBOURNE STARS REBEL WBBL DEBUT 2014 ODI DEBUT 2014 IT20 DEBUT 2015 TEST DEBUT UNDER18 CRICKET AUSTRALIA PATHWAY NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU 2016/17 TASMANIA 2 WELCOME A fundamental part of the Australian Cricket Pathway, the Cricket Australia Underage Female National Championships have been the largest contributor of talent to the National team since its establishment. Lauren Cheatle played in the ICC WT20 World Cup in India earlier this year at 17 years of age and other stars such as, Jess Jonassen, Ellyse Perry and captain Meg Lanning have all trodden the same path you are about to undertake. As players, you enter an exciting phase of your sporting journey, I encourage you all to embrace the opportunity by exemplifying the cricketing spirit. I wish you all the very best over the next seven days and I look forward to witnessing your development into the stars of the future in the seasons to come. SHAWN FLEGLER FEMALE HIGH PERFORMANCE MANAGER VISIT US AT NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU Welcome 3 CA XI 12-13 Victoria 22-23 Championships Preview 5 NSW Metro 14-15 Western Australia 24-25 Player Feature 6-7 Queensland 16-17 Coach Feature 26-27 Players to Watch 8-9 South Australia 18-19 Umpires 28 ACT/NSW Country 10-11 Tasmania 20-21 Fixtures 30-31 #U18CHAMPS FOLLOW US ON /CricketAustralia @CAPathway @cricketaustralia 2016/2017 CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEW The competition will be fierce at the 2016-17 Cricket Australia Under 18 Female National Championships, with the best junior talent from across the country competing for the honour of being crowned national champions. Eight squads will vie for that title in Hobart, in what promises to be a highly entertaining week of cricket. Victoria won last year’s Championships, defeating New South Wales Metro in the tournament final to break an 11-year streak to claim the Betty Butcher Shield. Last year’s Player of the Final, Georgia Wareham, returns for the Victorian side, which will be desperate to defend its crown. But can they go back-to-back? Or will there be a new winner this time around? ASHLEIGH GARDNER STAR ON THE RISE ASHLEIGH GARDNER STAR ON THE RISE From Picnic Point in the south-west of Sydney, Sydney Sixers all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner has been a shining light since taking to the field for Revesby Workers Cricket Club. Beginning her career in In the same year, Gardner female Indigenous squad on the backyard like so many became the first woman to their tour to India earlier this Australian girls and boys, be named Lord’s Taverners year. According to Gardner, Gardner made her first NSW Indigenous Player of the Year, leading the squad was as school team in Year 5 at the whilst also being named good as it gets. age of 11 and continued to Player of the Tournament at “It was an awesome impress as she made her way the Imparja Cup and making experience playing for my through the State’s underage her Women’s National country and obviously sides to eventually be named Cricket League debut for the representing my culture at as captain of NSW’s Under 18 Lendlease NSW Breakers. a high level like that isn't side in 2013. At 18, Gardner was soon comparable to anything It wasn’t the success however, becoming the player that she this far.” that drew her to the game. had looked up to for so long The future looks as bright “The passion and love I have and was mixing with her idols. as ever for Gardner, the for the game is why I continue “My idol was actually Andrew attacking off-spin bowler playing it,” said Gardner. Symonds, unfortunately I've preparing for her second In 2015, Gardner announced never played with him but I've season in the Rebel Women’s herself as a player to watch always admired Ellyse Perry Big Bash League with the after finishing as leading run on the outlook she has about Sydney Sixers with the scorer at Cricket Australia’s cricket on and off the field.” Governor-General’s XI clash Under 18 Championships with Having already donned against South Africa in 199 runs, leading NSW to the the Australian colours for November. title and being named Player the Commonwealth Bank Now at just 19, Gardner has of the Championship. Shooting Stars’ tours of Sri crafted her attacking off-spin Lanka and Dubai, Gardner bowling to accompany her topped off an already- big hitting and is just one sparkling career with step away from living out selection in Australia’s first her childhood dream. UNDER 18 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016/17 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA PLAYERS TO WATCH 32 | GEORGIA WAREHAM SPIN BOWLER RIGHT-HAND BAT / LEG-SPIN RUNS AVERAGE 1677 22.97 DOB: 26/05/1999 STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: MORTLAKE CRICKET CLUB / ESSENDON MARIBYRNONG PARK LADIES Top order batter and right-arm leg-spin bowler who is fantastic in the field, Georgia, was awarded player of the final at last years Championships and was a member of the Melbourne Renegades WBBL squad last year making her debut at the GABBA. 07 | RACHEL TRENAMAN A L L- R O U N D E R RIGHT-HAND BAT / LEG-SPIN RUNS AVERAGE 583 23.32 DOB: 18/04/2001 STATE: ACT/NSW CLUB TEAM: WAGGA CITY Rachel is one of the most exciting young talents in Australian cricket. Last year’s U15 Leading Run Scorer of the tournament, Rachel is an aggressive middle order bat and genuine wicket taker with her leg spin bowling. To complete the package, she is athletic in the field with a great throwing arm. 8 FOR MORE INFORMATION Visit our website for more details and follow your dream PLAYERS TO WATCH NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU 05 | RENEE IRVINE A L L- R O U N D E R RIGHT-HAND BAT / MEDIUM BOWL HIGHEST RUNS 522 SCORE 93 DOB: 22/01/2001 STATE: QLD CLUB TEAM: MURGON Renee Irvine a Queenslander that provides variation in that not only is she a left-arm medium pace-bowler but she can also strike the ball a very long way and could be dangerous if gets to bat in the right situation. She loves her cricket and always has a smile on her face which other team mates feed off. Look out for her in the wickets and sixes column! 01 | ANNIE O’NEIL SPIN BOWLER RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT WICKETS AVERAGE 108 17.21 DOB: 18/02/1999 STATE: SA CLUB TEAM: STURT With the ability to spin the ball on any surface O’Neil is a key member of the South Australian U18 outfit. Also demonstrates great skill with the bat and will take on the bowlers in the first 10 overs UNDER 18 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016/17 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA ACT/NSW COUNTRY @CRICKETACT COACH: Leah Poulton TEAM MANAGER / ASSISTANT COACH: Troy McKiernan PHYSIO: Elyse Potter NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB 23/09/1998 Right Orthodox Westlawn Cricket Club AMY RIDDELL Skilful right-hand off-spinner and positive middle order bat. Safe pair of hands 01 and good throwing arm. 1/07/1999 Right Medium Coolavin KELLY ROWLINGS A gritty middle order batter who can explode upon the bowlers. 02 A handy right-hand medium bowler. 12/11/1999 Right Medium Woolgoolga MATILDA 03LUGG Good top order bat and developing wicketkeeper. 29/08/2000 Right Fast Griffith Coro Cougars CLAIRE MURRAY Tall right-arm fast-medium bowler, generates nice bounce. Developing into a 04 hard hitting lower order bat, capable of scoring quick runs. Good hands in field. Scone and 8/07/1999 Right Medium Northern Districts KIRSTEN SMITH Skilful all-rounder who has the ability to hit the ball hard and straight 05 and bowls medium-pace that can get good bounce. Good pair of hands. 27/11/1998 Right None Cowra ALANA RYAN Good top/middle order right-hand bat and reliable wicket-keeper. 06 Very good team person. 18/04/2001 Right Wrist Wagga City RACHEL TRENAMAN Very positive developing all-rounder. Aggressive with both bat/ball and 07 athletic in the field with a safe pair of hands. 11/09/1999 Right Fast Wagga City ELLIE DALGARNO A developing right-hand medium fast-bowler who can get good away swing and FIXTER 08 bounce. Has the potential to develop her batting and become a bowling all-rounder. 21/10/1999 Right Medium Campbelltown-Camden TAHLIA WILSON Very impressive developing top order bat who plays with a lot of time. 09 Reliable keeper with good lateral movement. 20/09/1999 Right Wrist Dorrigo KATELYN BEAUMONT Positive top order batter who has the ability to hit over the top. Bowls consistent 10 leg spin that is predominately top-spin due to her action/release point. 22/10/1999 Right Fast Inverell CLAIRE LENNON An opening bowler that is hard to score off, will take many wickets. 11 A strong lower order batter. 13/11/2000 Right Medium Dubbo Macquarie EMMA HUGHES Tall fast-medium bowler, capable of bowling consistently good line and length. 12 Hard hitting middle order bat, good hands and energetic in field. 31/03/2001 Right Medium Great Lakes Junior ANITA HANDONO A very good batter who has improved since leaving the U15 ranks. 13 Will be a force this year. BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH 10 Superstars Rachel Trenaman, Matilda Lugg and Anita Handono will lead this very strong ACT/NSW Country from the front in Hobart.
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