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Queensland Junior Cricket Inc 2014/15 Intra-State Championships Queensland Junior Cricket Inc 2014/15 Intra-State Championships 15-19 December 2014 Under 12 Toowoomba Under 13 Cairns Under 14 Mackay Under 15 Townsville Under 16 Brisbane North PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY KOOKABURRA SPORTS President's Message Welcome to the 2014 QJC Intra-State championships. This year 60 teams are involved in age groups ranging from Under 12 through to Under 16 and geographically from one end of Queensland to the other. The Under 12’s are being hosted by Darling Downs and South West Queensland in Toowoomba. Under 13’s are being hosted by Cairns Cricket in Cairns, while the Under 14’s are being hosted by Mackay Whitsunday in Mackay. Townsville Cricket is hosting the Under 15 teams and Brisbane North host the Under 16 teams at Brisbane Grammar Northgate Complex in Brisbane. On behalf of QJC I would like to sincerely thank all the people around the state who are involved in hosting the championships. The championships could not continue without your effort and support. I know you will get great satisfaction in helping to develop our best young players both on and off the cricket fields over the next five days. I would also like to acknowledge the contributions of all the coaches, managers, scorers and parents, whose efforts contribute so much to the success of the championships. Most of these people give up a large part of their annual leave to be involved and your effort and dedication is very much appreciated by your Associations and Queensland Junior Cricket. I also need to thank Kookaburra Sporting Goods for their generous contribution to this week of cricket. This is the second year that Kookaburra have provided cricket balls free of charge and over three hundred cricket balls are used with an equivalent dollar value of around $12,000. This is an enormous contribution and QJC requests that you consider Kookaburra when purchasing balls and other cricket equipment in the future. To the parents – a special thanks, as you provide the funds to allow the players to take part in this week of cricket. Please be assured that QJC is doing everything in our power to restrain costs, but we need to balance cost, while still providing centres that have adequate facilities to stage this week of cricket. Finally to the players – we wish you every success. Play the game hard, but play fair and show respect to fellow players both on and off the field. We have had some behaviour issues both on and off the field in the past two years and it needs to stop. I will be instructing our QJC Representatives in each centre to ensure good behaviour is maintained and any issues will be dealt with – whether it is committed by a player or official. Please travel safely on your return journeys and have a Merry Xmas and a Happy, Safe and Prosperous New Year. Best wishes, George Watkin QJC President 1 UNDER 12 DRAW Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 BN v CQ BN v MW BN v FN MSW v MW CQ v FN MW v BEARS SEQ v FN MSW v BEARS CQ v GC NQ v BEARS SEQ v GC MSW v SC WB v GC NQ v SC SEQ v DDSWQ DDSWQ v SC WB v DDSWQ NQ v WB Round 4 Round 5 BN v BEARS BN v GC FN v GC BEARS v SC MW v SC FN v DDSWQ CQ v DDSWQ MW v WB MSW v WB CQ v NQ SEQ v NQ MSW v SEQ BEARS Bayside, East and Redlands BN Brisbane North CQ Central Queensland DDSWQ Darling Downs & South West Queensland FN Far North GC Gold Coast MW Mackay-Whitsunday NQ North Queensland SEQ South East Queensland WB Wide Bay 2 UNDER 12 CHAMPIONSHIP Host: Darling Downs & South West QLD Championship Coordinator: Janet Spurling QJC Representative: Bruce Deem Representative Teams Bayside, East & Redlands Brisbane North Thomas Biggs Ben Brandt Jaimie Cogman Hayden Brough Dale D’souza William Campbell Sam Geyer Patrick Kelly Ronin Hunt Jacob Martin Declan Künst Noah Mcfadyen Caleb Montgomery Ned Paddison Blake Muller William Pembroke Khabir Panchal Tobias Snell Joshua Smith Rob Staplehurst Sai Vishnu Callum Walsh Thomas Waters Danny Young Coach: James Read Coach: Steve Casey Manager: Perry Grosvenor Scorer: Janine Muller Central Qld Darling Downs & Sw Qld Thasindu Chandraseka Nicholas Bidgood Toby Gale Ben Brocherie Hagan Gale Daniel Brown Ethan Geall Noah Emmerson Jackson Hagan Mitchell Foster Lachlan Jefferis Patrick Gordon Ethan Klotz Finn Smith Kelly Murphy Benjamin Toohey Max Norris-Kvinke Brendan White Jake Robertson Charlie Wigan Stirling Smith Matthew Wilkinson Flynn Thomasson Angus Kelly Coach: Wayne Geall Coach: Doug Lush Manager: Robert Gale Manager: Paul Toohey Scorer: Paul Klotz 3 Representative Teams Far North Gold Coast Jett Prien Lachlan Crump Matthew Reichardt Jackson Sinfield Jarrod France Joshua Dey Mason Blaney Sean Oosthuizen Lachlan Gallagher Elliot Ansell Luke Twomey Harrison Tonks Angus Maltman Austin Billing Josh Flower Antonio Serxi Isaac Gee Aaron Densley Toryn Lee Bayley Latter Alex Barker Jack Sheppard Zac Myrteza Rueben Van Rijn Coach: Robert Adams Coach: Trevor Greentree Manager: Graham Blaney Manager: Murray Sinfield Scorer: Chris Sheppard Mackay Whitsundays Metropolitan South West Blake Kynaston Lachaln Bell Ben Zurvas Lachlan Cumming Austin Edge Gaviru Devendra Cayde Bradford Matthew Gouveia Georgia Wright Samuel Herring Jaxn Sign Cameron Hunt Sandon Neilsen Aaron Joby Isaac Borg Bayley Judson Andrew Borg Oliver Lunt Fletcher Clarke Connor Mcneven Henry Wells Reynhardt Smit Harrison Holmes James Van Niekerk Coach: Rob Wallace Coach: Ed Ebert Manager: Chris Wright Manager: Matthew Bell Scorer: Wayne Neilsen 4 Representative Teams North Qld South East Queensland Jonathan Caspanello Max Davies Daniel Acret Jarrod Edmondson Luke Clarke Ieuan Harker Dylan Crees Corey Jeeves Ben Groth Flynn Mckaig Ryan Grove Luke Maugeri Dylan Henderon Maverick Pegararo Alex Maynard Ethan Ramsbotham Kane Neuendorff Jack Sanson Lachlan Shaw Jonathan Van Aswegen Benjamin Thurlow Ben Waller Lachlan Walker Tom Whitney Coach: Robert Ibell Manager: Simon Edge Coach: Darren Whitney Manager: Mike Acret Sunshine Coast Wide Bay Jett Taylor Tane Bartely Adam Kerr Chas Copas Van Mcneilly Lachlan Forbes Locke Robinson Jaden Heness Alexander Maidment Matthew Jackson Billy Greber Isaac Kelsey Cooper Lea Lachlan Montgomery Ethan Carter William Ramage Toby Evens-Gilham Matthew Roth Matt Olsen Edward Ryan Jonty Corkin Matthew Springate Rory Cowling Ryan Wilcox Coach: Lawrence Jayaraj Coach: Matt Fulton Manager: Brett Lea Manager: Don Proctor Scorer: Steven Heness 5 UNDER 13 DRAW Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 BN v CQ BN v MW BN v FN MSW v MW CQ v FN MW v GC SEQ v FN MSW v GC CQ v SC NQ v GC SEQ v SC MSW v BEARS WB v SC NQ v BEARS SEQ v DDSWQ DDSWQ v BEARS WB v DDSWQ NQ v WB Round 4 Round 5 BN v GC BN v SC FN v SC GC v BEARS MW v BEARS FN v DDSWQ CQ v DDSWQ MW v WB MSW v WB CQ v NQ SEQ v NQ MSW v SEQ BEARS Bayside, East and Redlands BN Brisbane North CQ Central Queensland DDSWQ Darling Downs & South West Queensland FN Far North GC Gold Coast MSW Metropolitan South West MW Mackay-Whitsunday NQ North Queensland SC Sunshine Coast SEQ South East Queensland WB Wide Bay 6 UNDER 13 CHAMPIONSHIP Vic Rowe Shield Host: Cairns Cairns CricketCricket Association ChampionshipChampionship Coordinator: Gavern Lovett QJC Representative:QJC Representative: Kev Maher Representative Teams Bayside, East & Redlands Brisbane North Tyler Brown Max Law Reece De Beer Jet Liebke Sam Hatherell Rohit Marudhachalam Remy Holdsworth Nick Mcgill Luke Jones Nick Mcphee Jonathan Kumar Jack O’brien Andres Martinez Harris Mitchell Pascoe Joshua Schaumburg William Prestwidge Matthew Short Will Sanders Jesse Sia Vidur Sehgal Benjamin Thompson Ryan Walker Jed Wilson Angus White Coach: Greg Thompson Coach: Ian Reeves Manager: Jon Brown Scorer: Jason Wilson Central Qld Darling Downs & Sw Qld Lachlan Ferry Hayden Dorge Jack Harris Jacob Gross Daniel Heit Mitchell Kelly Nicholas Holmes Rylan Martin Joel Kirstenfeldt Liam Mcliesh Joshua Lait Elijah Mcrae Zane Robertson Samuel Neale Thomas Shea Alex Perkins Declan Taylor Tomas Philp Lachlan Jenkinson Jake Richter Hayden Gillett Harrison Spanner Ben Pole Harrison Weir Coach: Darren Taylor Coach: Andrew Simmons Manager: Paul Weeks Manager: Dean Spanner Scorer: Donna Pole 7 Representative Teams Far North Gold Coast Max Gadd Connor Brown Kyle Cini Hugo Burdon Arosh Heenkenda Charlie Cox Cory Leacy Tyson Dunn Tasman Eaton Matthew Eddowes Aiden Porter Mitchell Freeman Christo Vanvuuren Lachlan Hinds Jacob Mahar Jack Hocart Hunter Goodman Zack Hollis Trent Delai Riley Johnson Conor Puri Jai Kurt Oskar Coutts Connar Robson Coach: Dan Kearney Coach: Richard Griffiths Manager: Mark Williams Manager: Tony Brown Scorer: Scott Robson Mackay Whitsundays Metropolitan South West Kepler Bourke Charlie Bell Nick Carroll Liam Brady Mitchell Doolan Max Carlyon Lachlan Draper Thomas Conway Bill Gunning James Dodd Jed Hunt Henry Grose Riley James James Hurst Cody Kynaston Maynard Meegama Ben Oliver-Arnold Sebastien Rodwell Tom Vandenberg Matthew Rutley Justin Ware Sean Seaward Kai Wesche Riley Sela Coach: Matt Doolan Coach: Justin Dawes Manager: Alan James Manager: George Seaward Scorer: Jenny Ware 8 Representative Teams North Qld South East Queensland Bingen Balanzategui Andrew Hardy Travis Busch Austen Callahan Jye Davies Jay Csurhes Brendan Eaton Joshua Creevey William Hunter Keegan O’donnell Lachlan Marshall Kyle Ralston Max Nosworthy Mitchell Boyd Jack Pickering Mitchell Harsant Lucas Sunderland Mitchell Neuendorf Hamish Swindley Noah Percy Joshua Ward Shaun Anthony Matthew Wiseman Will Trigar Coach: Vivian Wolfinden Coach: Lindsay Trigar Manager: Steven Sunderland Manager: Brandan Creevey Scorer: Adam Ibell Sunshine Coast Wide Bay Tomas Lunt Bradley
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