The Woolworths Cricket Blast program will not only allow your child to develop new skills such as catching, throwing and teamwork, they will also be introduced to the fundamentals of cricket while making new friends and increasing their passion for cricket.
The program is suitable for ages 5 to 10 years old, sessions last 60 minutes for six weeks.
Make new friends and take your batting, bowling and fielding skills to the next level with Junior Cricket. Junior cricket is organised games of cricket played on a Saturday and can be suitable for kids with basic cricket skills.
The Junior Cricket Pathway is perfect for boys and girls aged 9-16 years. It includes a staged approach to help kids develop the required skills in a fun and action-packed way.
The Sunshine Coast Women’s Competition is currently played fortnightly on a Sunday. The season begins in October and ends in February. This competition is still growing and caters for all abilities from ages 13yrs and older.
Our Women’s team has been very successful during the first few seasons and we welcome new and ‘seasoned’ players to our club.
We offer various divisions to cater for all abilities, aimed at the social cricketer, all the way through to the Sunshine Coast first grade competition.
All other divisions play a mixture of 1 day and 2-day cricket. The first division also play a standalone T20 competition. The season generally runs from the first weekend in October through to early March with finals played for both the 1 day and 2-day competitions.
The circles represent the integrated community using both the Indigenous colours and white of the non-Indigenous people together in circle. The blue represents the river ‘boundaries’ that separated different mobs that now have a connecting pathway together in unity and sharing.
We acknowledge and pay our respects to First Nations peoples and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We thank them for their ongoing stewardship of the Country on which we now live and play.
Alan C. Parsons is a recognised Aboriginal artist, active community member and advocate for people with disability, with traditional links to the Bidjara and Yiman peoples of Central Queensland.
