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24.01.2022 Congratulations to the finalists. Although no volunteers from WJCC are up for nomination this time round, I would like to thank everyone who has helped and volunteered to help your team or the WJCC at some point in your time with us. Your hard work and commitment to our club helps your children play the sport they love. Thank you WJCC Committee
24.01.2022 Welcome to the 2020/2021 cricket season. Registrations for Master & Junior Blast Programs and Junior Cricket are officially open. Please go to the Play-Cricket website account to register your girls and boys. Past players please register before August 31st to ensure a position in your preferred team. If your child has registered in the past please use your childs ID code. Contact Diana: [email protected] or Chaapa: [email protected] if you require any assistance with your registration/s.
23.01.2022 This will be a great opportunity for the little ones to have fun and play some cricket with friends. If you are not busy you may wish to take your family along.
22.01.2022 Well done to all especially our very own WJCC boys.
21.01.2022 Dont forget to get down to Armandos today if you need anything CRICKET. Willetton store is on the Corner of High Rd and Augusta St
21.01.2022 Under 15’s celebrating NAIDOC week by participating in a Barefoot Circle to acknowledge the Reconciliation Round. #reconciliationround
20.01.2022 Before we move onto the premierships for the season just gone there is a special list of players who have received the CJCC Chairmans Award for completing u17s... community cricket after starting at u10s. Congratulations guys on fantastic junior careers and best of luck with your cricket as you continue into the senior ranks next season and beyond! Mark Cogger from Riverton Rossmoyne Joshua Annison from Riverton Rossmoyne Jawad Rehman from Riverton Rossmoyne Dulith Sirisuriya from Canning Vale Michael White from Canning Vale James Batt from Canning Vale Kobe Lawless from Gosnells Henry Lindsell from Willetton Christopher Holmes from Willetton Mineth Perera from Willetton Jarrod Kosonen from Willetton Jesse deuble from Willetton Kavishka Weerawardhane from Willetton Harsh Tanwar from Willetton Musab Anzar from Willetton Brodie Gordon from SJ Blues Jordan Hughes from SJ Blues Jacob Cassidey from South Perth Jordan Raschella from Lesmurdie Oliver Derooy from Lesmurdie Oliver Adriano from Lesmurdie Joshua Warden from Lesmurdie
18.01.2022 LOCKED IN YOU BEAUTY! #CmonAussie #T20WorldCup
18.01.2022 If you are unable to register your child yet but are still wanting to play, please let one of our admin team know ASAP. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Or head to the playcricket.com website to register ASAP.... Thank you and welcome to all our registered players and parents to the 2020/2021 season. See more
18.01.2022 Wow that was awesome to watch!!
17.01.2022 Great to see one of the WACA - Western Australian Cricket Association brightest Molly Healy out in the community. Molly joined the three Girls teams at Wille...tton Junior Cricket Club last night for training and inspired the girls with a talk about her cricket journey, got involved in the training session and mingled with players and parents during the night, great stuff Molly! See more
16.01.2022 Hi all Thank you all for following along over the last couple of weeks as the boys and girls got the recognition they deserve for all the hard work and fun they... had over the 2019/20 season. Dont be afraid to share and like all the posts so everyone knows where to go to find out about cricket in the south east region. The AGM for the association will be at 19:30 on 15 July 2020 at Ray Owen Reserve, restrictions permitting. Cricket next summer might look a little different, however the fabric of our great sport remains the same. As an association were excited to support the thousands of boys and girls who take to the cricket fields every week. We have had enormous growth across all boys and girls teams and are committed to retaining these young cricketers and continuing to assist our fantastic South East clubs recruit the next generation of cricket stars. The core of the committee Adam Sutton (President), Simone Northcott (Girls Coordinator) and Scott Gleadhill (Treasurer) will all be renominating for these positions again. It is likely that more help will be required this season to fill other executive positions and general committee roles. You dont need to be active on your club committee to join the SEMJCC committee, any member can sign up and get involved in assisting the local cricket community, it really is rewarding and a lot of fun. If you think you might have something to offer or are just curious about the workings of the association please come along. If you have any questions about the roles available or any other matter relating to the SEMJCC you can call Adam Sutton on 0402 224 727. Regards SEMJCC Executive
15.01.2022 Thank you Burrendah Primary School. One of our local primary schools helping to promote cricket in the local area. Visit PlayCricket.com to register with Willetton Junior Cricket Club.
15.01.2022 To All Valuable Members of WJCC We are looking to update our WJCC Website for the coming 20/21 season and are seeking a volunteer to help us with this. If you have any expertise in this area or a flair for IT and creativity we would appreciate your help. If you are able to volunteer for this please contact Rod at [email protected]
14.01.2022 We think our Volunteers are the bees knees! Check out our NEW Volunteer resources and information on our website here: https://waca.com.au/support/volunteers Head to the website for everything you need to know, from role descriptions to Club Volunteer information and more!
12.01.2022 Well that was a great series. Well done Ladies.
12.01.2022 Look out COVID...The mighty Willetton Dragons are back. Season Launch Saturday 12th September at Willetton Sports Club (Burrendah reserve) starting at 2pm
10.01.2022 Hi All Please find attached some quick reference guides for e-scoring to make the scoring experience easier for all. Regards... SEMJCC Executive See more
10.01.2022 Looking for something SUPER fun to do on Sunday the 30th August from 1-4pm? Look no further! Follow the link below to register for the FREE family friendly Play Cricket Carnival at the WACA Ground https://www.perthscorchers.com.au/play
10.01.2022 Get on down to maddington to get your cricket fix. Sounds awesome.
09.01.2022 Morning, Aussie fans! How we feeling today? #CmonAussie
09.01.2022 All set for our first ever meeting with Bangladesh #CmonAussie
09.01.2022 Thank you all for coming to the WJCCs Launch / Windup day. It was awesome to listen to Cameron Bancroft, Aaron Hardie and Blair Walshs experiences. I would like to thank all the committee members for all your hard work, no cricket club would have 22 teams without a lot of hard word and dedication from these wonderful volunteers. You all work so hard for so many. I would also like to do a special thankyou to Vanessa Trewhella, Mat Scott and his sons for helping on the day a...nd for always being there when we need extra help, your efforts werent unnoticed. Thank you to the raffle ticket selling girls great to see you mingling around the crowd to sell the tickets. Also a very special mention to Alan Singer for interviewing our guest speakers you did an amazing job. I am sure many more helped who I have not mentioned so thank you to you also. Heres to a great 2020/2021 season. Diana White
09.01.2022 An unbelievable display from our openers Beth Mooney (78*) and Alyssa Healy (75) has the MCG crowd on their feet! Scorecard: cricketa.us/T20WC-Final #CmonAussie
09.01.2022 RECONCILIATION ROUND This week we will be acknowledging Reconciliation Round, along with cricket clubs and cricket teams around the nation. This is our moment t...o show our players the importance of reconciliation, the power of connection and the perspectives of our friends and heroes, such as Darcy Short of the Mitakoodi mob. We are encouraging all teams to take time before our games this weekend to form a Barefoot Circle to demonstrate our commitment to reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander peoples and non-Indigenous Australians. The Barefoot Circle is a cricket centric way for players and teams to take a moment prior to our matches to acknowledge the traditional owners of the land, connect to each other as opponents and pay respect to the country (land). This is done barefoot as a way to connect to country, but also a moment to reflect that we are all common ground, we are all human beings and we need to stand strong with each other, for each other. The circle is often part of pre-series activities and has started in Reconciliation Round as a stance of anti-racism, commitment to reconciliation and strength together. We hope you encourage all your players to enjoy this moment of reconciliation and reflection. Barefoot Circle - What to do 1. Print out the sheet from the link below 2. Take off your shoes and socks before the game 3. Form a circle with the other team 4. Have a captain or coach Acknowledge Country and read of one of the three example statements https://mcusercontent.com//e/Barefoot_Circle_One_Pager.pdf #reconciliationround
08.01.2022 Before we get on to the premiership winners here is an update from Cricket Australia on the latest regarding COVID-19 Dear Australian Cricket Family, ... Like all sporting bodies, Cricket Australia and State & Territory Associations are collectively planning for a return to play as soon as possible and we are encouraged with the recent news from the Northern Territory Government announcing its plans to lift COVID-19 restrictions in the Territory. This roadmap includes a phased return to training and play over the next month and we will work closely with NT Cricket to develop appropriate, cricket-specific guidelines for clubs and associations. These will be housed on the NT Cricket website once developed. While this latest news is encouraging, we are still yet to confirm what the plan for returning to play will look like for winter competitions across the rest of the country. The National Cabinet has now released of a set of 15 principles along with a framework from the Australian Institute of Sport for rebooting sport in a COVID-19 environment. Over the coming weeks we will monitor how these are considered by each state and territory government and any subsequent changes to restrictions that are currently in place. As and when restrictions are lifted, we will seek advice from medical experts including our own Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Orchard and relevant government agencies to support the community with relevant protocols and guidelines that allow community cricket to recommence as early and as safely as possible. We will ensure that those coordinating and participating in community cricket matches, training, programs and events are provided with clear and sensible advice to protect the safety of all participants, volunteers and communities. We will provide a further update to the cricket community no later than 15 May, 2020. For the traditional summer cricket season, we are also working closely with other National and State Sporting Organisations to establish season guidelines to assist the transition from winter to summer codes for our respective communities and volunteers. In related news, Australian Cricket has thrown its support behind the Australian Governments new contact tracing app - COVIDSafe which was released to the public over the weekend. The COVIDSafe app will play a critical role in helping slow the spread of coronavirus which will mean governments can move more quickly to ease restrictions while still keeping communities safe and we can return to playing as soon as possible. Stay safe, Belinda Clark Executive General Manager, Community Cricket Cricket Australia
07.01.2022 Not a bad toss to lose- under 17s have lesmurdie blue 8-49 at the first break.
06.01.2022 The changeroom building at Burrendah Reserve (immediately behind the new Basketball Stadium) was built almost 50 years ago and is well overdue for an upgrade. It is used by the junior and senior football club, junior, senior and social cricket clubs and soccer club. We are working closely with the WJFC to update these facilities for a shared use for our kids.... Can I please ask everyone to sign the petition to upgrade our sporting facilities. https://www.petition.org.au/burrendah-park/
05.01.2022 Under 11’s Girls team celebrating NAIDOC week by participating in the Reconciliation Round. #reconciliationround
04.01.2022 WJCC thanks the City of Canning for its continuing support through its Grants Program. WJCC recently purchased 15 catching mitts through the Grants Program to assist in coachs and players with training.
04.01.2022 WJCC 15’s, 13’s and 11’s girl teams enjoyed a training session at Striker Leeming indoors centre. Great to see all the girls together, loving cricket. Thank you to our awesome coaches Kris, Alan and Sam
04.01.2022 Heres the latest WA Community Cricket Newletter from the WACA. Lots of great information for Clubs
03.01.2022 If you are looking for cricket gear this season head to InterSport Armando Sports on the 12th September. Thank you Armando for putting this day on for WJCC members on our Season Lunch / Awards Day. It is always great to be supported and to support local businesses.
03.01.2022 Reminder... We are looking forward to seeing you all at Willetton Sports Club on Burrendah Boulevard for our Season Launch & 2019/20 Season Trophy Presentation. Come along to catch up with team mates, meet some cricket heros, celebrate last season & prepare for a great 2020/21 Season ahead.
03.01.2022 WJCC Coaches this maybe something that is of interest to you.
02.01.2022 Hi all Willetton Junior Cricket Club Members, The SEMJCC are looking for volunteers. If you are interested in coming to the AGM tonight and show an interest please contact Diana White on [email protected] I will forward you the details.
02.01.2022 WJCC Blast Program are taking registrations. We meet on a Sunday morning at 9am at the lovely Centenary Park in Wilson.
01.01.2022 The under 17s amusing themselves whilst their team mates have a bat. Great day for the under 17s. Chasing 87 for the win they were all out for 213 and then proceeded to have Lesmurdie 8 for 79 in their second dig. Huge resilience by the boys considering they only played today with 9 players. Holmes 51*... Tanwar 32 Kosonen 26 Parker 22 First innings bowling Sujaya 3/13 Tanwar 2/6 Kosonen 2/12 Second innings bowling Sujaya 3/15 Tanwar 2/10 Good luck in finals U17s
