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25.01.2022 Round 13 is in the books with wins to three sides outside the top four at the beginning of the round. At Baker Park, Wyong got an important win, defeating Lisarow Ourimbah by 28 runs. Batting first, the Roos made 160 from 68 overs, being bowled out on the last ball of the day. Callum Rainger continued his good season with 27 while brother Lachlan also made a fine 28 batting at number 10. Veteran Mitchell McBeath turned back the clock and took four wickets while Jason Buckley ...and Ethan Milne also picked up two. The Magpies struggled to get continuous partnerships and were bowled out in the 62nd over for 132. Skipper Ryan Fenning top scored with 43 while Kaleb Daley was the pick of the bowlers with three wickets with Hayden Murphy and Mark Leard also claiming two. Southern Spirit kept their season alive with a dominant 91 run victory over Warnervale at Woongarrah. Batting first, the Spirit made 9-267 from 71 overs with Liam O’Farrell starring with 111 off 124 balls. Lachlan Cork was also fantastic making 55 batting with the lower order. Daniel Hill and Mitch McNeilly both picked up three wickets for the Wildcats. The Wildcats needed a big score from one of their bats and Simon Keen looked to be the guy making 65, but when he was dismissed, it was always going to be an uphill battle and were eventually all out for 176. Lachlan Bull and Harrison Jaenke did the damage getting three wickets each. At Erina Oval, an excellent bowling performance by Kincumber Avoca got them the victory against Narara Wyoming. The Griffins would bat first and only make 111 on a slow Erina outfield, Dylan Robertson top scoring with 31 while Tom Owen picked up three wickets for the Lions. In reply, the Lions would be bowled out for 91 with Robertson the star again taking 5/25 from 22 overs. Ethan Lulham battled hard making 29. With bonus points on the line, the Griffins went out to bat again making 4-77 giving both sides half a point each. In the final game, The Entrance sent a message to the rest of the competition with a resounding 8 wicket win. The Bellbirds batted first and made 9-147 from 64 overs with Lloyd Radcliffe played beautifully for his 56. The Seagulls only used four bowlers with Adam Taylor taking 4-32. With the bat, 71 from skipper Jeff Hemming steered the ship home passing the target in the 44th over. With plenty of overs left in the day, the Bellbirds went out to bat and made 138 giving them an extra half point while the Seagulls got another full point. Northern Power had the bye.

21.01.2022 Well done Elliott

16.01.2022 Some big matchups await in Round 12 of the Womens A Grade competition. Northern Power and Lisarow Ourimbah Black will do battle at Harry Moore Oval. The last time the two side met, the Power were far too strong with Karen Mander making an impressive 46* from 30 balls. The Magpies will look to reverse the result with Danielle Thorp in form taking 5 wickets in her last match. At Sohier Park, Lisarow Ourimbah White will look to keep their second place spot in safe keeping when t...hey take on Kincumber Avoca. The Magpies fell just short last week against Wyong with Piper Hooke scoring 23* at the end nearly bringing them home and she will be key here. The Griffins are looking for their first win of the year here and Veronica Brown was excellent in the earlier matchup this season and will take confidence from that. In the final game, Terrigal Matcham will have a tough assignment when they welcome Wyong to Terrigal Haven. The Bellbirds currently sit in 4th position and know if they can cause an upset here, finals will be within reach. The Roos showed their poise in last weeks top of the table win which was led by 40 from opening bat Rochelle Davis. Southern Spirit have the bye.

14.01.2022 The Women’s A Grade competition returns after two weeks break with Round 8 action to be played Saturday. At Terrigal Haven, Terrigal Matcham will take on Northern Power. The Bellbirds will look to climb into the top four with a win here and will want Jade Day to continue on her form with the bat before the break. The Power are trying to jump into the top two with a win here and if Bec Callan can produce more match winning knocks, a premiership isn’t out of the question. Wyong... and Kincumber Avoca will do battle at Don Small Oval. Wyong are undefeated and premiership favourites for a reason with their batting leading the way with Rochelle Davis and Jordann Johnson both sitting top five for batting. The Griffins sit on the bottom of the table but string a few wins together and top four will be within reach. Sarah Perkins is averaging 56 for the year and sits top five in the batting as well. In the third game of the round, Southern Spirit and Lisarow Ourimbah Black will take on each other at Rogers Park. The winner of this game will move into the top four and having pole position heading into the back end of the season is important. Sally Oman has been great with the ball sitting in the top 10 for wickets taken while for the Magpies, Ashlee Mackenzie is averaging 52 with the stick, putting her also in the top 10 for batting. Lisarow Ourimbah White have the bye.

12.01.2022 CCCA 1st Grade Ladder after Round 16

12.01.2022 A stunning Ben Cohen century and a five-wicket haul to Josh Bridge highlighted a rain interrupted Round 16 of the First-Grade competition. At Sohier Park, Lisarow Ourimbah got an important win, defeating Warnervale by 28 runs. Electing to bat, the Magpies were in trouble early losing three wickets and being 3-10 when rain interrupted play. The match was reduced to 25 over and that is when the Ben Cohen show started. Cohen hit the bowlers to all parts on his way to 103 off jus...t 58 deliveries, his second century of the season, and helping the Magpies reach 6-165 from the 25 overs. Daniel Hill bowled well, taking 2/9 off his 5 overs. The Wildcats started brightly with Simon Keen making 41 off 27 balls but when he was dismissed the run rate started to climb. Hill looked to keep the Wildcats in the game with 33 off just 22 balls but some smart bowling late from the Magpies got them the victory, bowling the Wildcats out for 137. Ben Sunshine was the pick of the bowlers with 3/15 from 4 overs. Terrigal Matcham was the other to get a good result, defeating Northern Power at Harry Moore Oval. Batting first, the Power couldn’t get anything going when Josh Bridge went through the top order taking 5/13 from 7 overs. Nick Toohey did the damage through the lower order using his extra pace to take four wickets. Jeremy O’Connell top scored with 21 for the Power who would be bowled out for 69. The Bellbirds were made to work for the runs and would pass the target 8 wickets down in the 29th over. The return of Tim Bowring was a welcome one as he top scored and guided the Bellbirds to victory with 23*. Nick Babcock, Dave Molan and Josh Abel all took two wickets for the Power. At Col Gooley Oval, Wyong was on track for the win when rain abandoned their match against Southern Spirit. The Roos batted first and made 4-177 off 26 overs with Michael Leard finishing 67* and Callum Rainger making 56. Lachlan Cork and Mitchell Wright both took two wickets for the Spirit. The Spirit lost skipper Daniel Friend in the first over before the match was called the next over with both teams splitting the points. In the final game, Narara Wyoming and The Entrance would only play two overs at Fagans Park before rain made sure there would be no result. Kincumber Avoca had the bye. LADDER: The Entrance 65.71%, Terrigal Matcham 56.43%, Narara Wyoming 48.46%, Lisarow Ourimbah 47.69%, Wyong 45.83%, Kincumber Avoca 42.54%, Northern Power 39.23%, Warnervale 34.72%, Southern Spirit 22.86%

11.01.2022 With the break comes a great time to check out who is leading the statistics at the halfway point in the season. Let’s check out who’s starring in the Sixth Grade competition. BATTING Ian Whittaker Northern Power 244 @ 61 Cooper Magri Wyong 240 @ 120 Chris Nakhoul Northern Power 238 @ 39.67... Braydon Binnie Wyong 186 @ 46.50 Tom Sherrah Lisarow Ourimbah 182 @ 30.33 BOWLING Jason Plant Brisbane Water 15 @ 9.73 Nathan MacDonald Warnervale 13 @ 10.38 Michael Nakhoul Northern Power 11 @ 12.27 Peter Foote Brisbane Water 10 @ 12.70 Adam Montgomery Narara Wyoming 10 @ 13.20

03.01.2022 Round 8 was played last Saturday in hot and humid conditions. At Don Small Oval, Wyong kept their unbeaten streak alive defeating Kincumber Avoca by 5 wickets. The Griffins batted first and were bowled out in the 19th over for 40. Sophie McCrae top scored with 23 while Eliza Thompson took three wickets. Wyong passed the total in the 9th over with three wickets down, Shannon Fenech getting them over the line with 20*. McCrae had an all-round game taking two wickets. Southern S...pirit jumped into the top four with a three wicket win over Lisarow Ourimbah Black. The Magpies batted first and made 84 from their 20 overs, Jade Burkinshaw top scoring with 24*, Ebony Wright the best of the bowlers with 1-7 from three overs. The Spirit got the runs with two overs remaining, Sarah Ball making 24 and Leisel Collins, 23, leading the way. Ashlee MacKenzie and Jade Burkinshaw both took two wickets. Terrigal Matcham and Northern Power scores were not in at the time of this report while Lisarow Ourimbah White had a bye.

01.01.2022 In disappointing news, the Under 14 and Under 17 State Challenges scheduled for Dubbo next week have been cancelled. Due to the changes in NSW Government recomm...endations in the past week regarding non-essential travel across regional NSW, Cricket NSW has made the decision to cancel the State Challenge to ensure the health and safety of everyone who would have been involved. Cricket NSW is disappointed this decision has been necessary and understand the disappointment it will cause players and families across the state, however the health and safety of all involved is paramount. We will continue to work with all of our Clubs and Associations to maximise the amount of cricket played in a safe environment.

01.01.2022 Representative Update U15 Female Youth Championships (Margaret Peden Shield) Round 2 at Adcock Park... Penrith 140 (Emilie Stevens 3/19, Layla Graham 2/10 def Central Coast 131 (Eliza Thompson 33, Sophie McCrae 22) Full scorecard: https://mycricket.cricket.com.au//pa/public/rv/match.aspx