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25.01.2022 WKBCC Fixtures!! Good luck to all teams this weekend #WKBCC
25.01.2022 WKBCC SENIOR MATCH OVERVIEW: 21-22 NOVEMBER A Grade: v Waroona @ Arpenteur Park The WKBCC A grade team looked to continue their strong start to the season at ho...me against Waroona. In a game which came down to the final over, WKBCC prevailed by just 5 runs. WKBCC won the toss and chose to bat first. A half century by the in-form David Melia (84*) helped WKBCC reach a score of 8/214 off their 50 overs. The likes of Wesley Steele (37) and Matt Rennie (20) weathered the early storm and allowed Melia to score relatively freely. Waroona managed to grab the upper hand when they went into bat, and at 4/203, appeared to be likely victors. A mini-collapse saw Waroona lose 3/6, and fall agonisingly short of the WKBCC total in the process, finishing up with 7/209 off their 50 overs. The ever-reliable duo of Pete Russell (2/20 off 10) and Tousif Miran (2/36 off 9) bowled wonderfull spells, claiming two wickets each. Captain Stefan Botha (1/28 off 9) and Mitch Brown (1/53 off 9) both picked up one wicket each. This latest victory sees WKBCC remain 2nd on the A grade ladder. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: DAVID MELIA B Grade: v North Baldivis @ Bertram PS The WKBCC B grade team travelled up to Bertram PS to take on rivals North Baldivis. In a closely fought contest, North Baldivis prevailed by 7 runs. North Baldivis won the toss and elected to bat first. A good bowling performance, highlighted by Adrian Mills claiming 5/36 off 10 overs, allowed WKBCC to keep North Baldivis to 141 in 43.3 overs. Jordan Sprigg (2/37 off 10) and Khyle Sinclair (2/14 off 3.3) each took two wickets apiece, and Matt Jordan (1/27 off 10) claimed one wicket for himself. A number of WKBCC players made solid starts to their innings, but none of them passed 30 (captain Daniel Cole and Tom Lewis joint top scoring with 27); North Baldivis striking at regular intervals to bowl WKBCC out for 133. The loss to their cross-town rivals sees WKBCC’s B grade team falls down to 7th on the B grade ladder. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: ADRIAN MILLS C Grade: v Mandurah @ Eighty Road Reserve The WKBCC C grade team hoped to bounce back from their loss last time out with a win at home against Mandurah. They were able to do so pretty comfortably, winning by 91 runs. WKBCC won the toss and chose to bat first. An even 100 from Chris Hughes and 85 from Nick Pavlovic formed the backbone of WKBCC’s formidable total of 5/289, scored in 45 overs. Mandurah batted reasonably well, but the massive WKBCC total simply proved to be too much for Mandurah; who were bowled out for 196 in 43 overs. Lachlan Sandiford bowled well and picked up figured of 3/31 off 8 overs. Dylan Yeomans also bowled pretty well and claimed 2/38 off his 9 overs. Steve Hewins picked up 1/24 off 7 overs whilst opening the bowling, and the spinners Luke Gray (1/42 off 6) and Luke Green (1/25 off 6) claimed one wicket apiece. The largely impressive performance sees WKBCC end the round in 3rd on the C grade ladder. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: CHRIS HUGHES D Grade: v Waroona @ Waroona Turf The WKBCC D grade side had a long drive down south to take on bottom of the ladder Waroona. WKBCC won in style; winning by 105 runs. Waroona won the toss and batted first, but were bowled out for 81 thanks chiefly to a brilliant spell from WKBCC co-captain Aidan Slomp (5/18 off 9). Mitch Graham (3/8 off 7.5) and Andrew Smart (2/36 off 9) supported their co-captain well with good spells of their own. Chris Pearson (0/0 off 3) and Eli McIntosh (0/4 off 6) both bowled remarkably economical spells, not letting Waroona off the hook at any stage. Despite the loss of Larry Betts off the first ball of the innings, WKBCC eased their way to 7/186 off 45 overs. Ray Schuller (72) scored his first half century of the season; club stalwarts David Brewer (37) and Leigh McIntosh (44) also making valuable contributions for their side. WKBCC’s D grade team lie in 2nd place after this victory. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: AIDAN SLOMP E Grade: v Mandurah @ Meadow Springs The WKBCC E grade team looked to continue their unbeaten start to the campaign with another win, over Mandurah at Meadow Springs. They were able to win in fine style once more; winning by 68 runs. Mandurah won the toss and elected to bat first. A wicket to Lewis Swar off the first ball of the Mandurah innings set the tone for the game; Mandurah quickly collapsing to 6/39. A lower order revival saw Mandurah reach a somewhat reasonable total of 128. Swar (4/28 off 8 overs) and his opening partner Glen Parise (2/28 off 8 overs) bowled well to keep Mandurah on the back foot early on; Rod Graham (1/14 off 6), Matt Duggan (1/18 off 8 overs) Liam Betley (1/12 off 3) and Simon Grobbelaar (1/15 off 5) all chipped in with a wicket each. Parise (68) and Duggan (53*) capped off a good all-round day with half centuries, and helping WKBCC reach 3/196 off their 40 overs. Jacob Gabba (18) resisted the Mandurah assault early on, which allowed the likes of Parise, Duggan and Mike Snashall (25*) to pile on the runs for their side. This win sees WKBCC move to the top of the E Grade ladder for the first time this season. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: MATT DUGGAN F Grade: v North Baldivis @ Baldivis HS The WKBCC F grade team hosted cross-town rivals North Baldivis at Baldivis High School. North Baldivis emerged the victors by 26 runs in a closely fought contest. WKBCC won the toss and had a bat. Reid Stewart’s 68 formed the backbone of WKBCC’s score of 162 all out. He was the only WKBCC player to score 20+ runs; Pete Kenyon second top scored with 17. North Baldivis made solid progress towards the target score, but WKBCC were able to drag the game into the final over of North Baldivis’ innings, before a last over barrage saw North Baldivis reach 6/188 off their 40 overs. Reid Stewart (2/14 off 5) and Adam Briggs (2/18 off 8 overs) both bowled well in WKBCC’s quest to hold off North Baldivis; Adam’s brother Jamie (1/46 off 8 overs) and Aaron Wilesmith (1/20 off 5) both picked up one wicket each. The loss sees WKBCC drop to 6th on the F grade ladder. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: REID STEWART Ladies: v South Mandurah @ Eighty Road Reserve The WKBCC ladies team hosted an unbeaten South Mandurah side at Eighty Road, and were able to pick up an 18 run win. WKBCC won the toss and bowled first. Economical bowling from each WKBCC player saw South Mandurah reach 3/89 off their 16 overs; Michelle Artemis (0/3 off 2) being the standout. Consistently solid batting from the WKBCC players saw them eclipse the South Mandurah total and reach 4/107 off 16 overs. Mel Rawles top scored with 18; Charlee McKenzie (17), Nakita Toia (17) and Michelle Artemis (16) also scored 15+ runs. WKBCC’s win sees them move up to 5th place in the ladies’ competition. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: MICHELLE ARTEMIS
25.01.2022 WKBCC 2020-21 Seniors Pre-Season Schedule has now updated to add in the few extra sessions we are doing at Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd. Sessions at Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd are $10 per session/ per person. New Players are welcome. ECT Pre Season Event Details: https://www.facebook.com/events/2344381645857269/?event_time_id=2344381652523935... Please feel free to tag a mate or share this post for anyone interested in playing cricket this summer. #WKBCC
25.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club Senior Match Overview: 20 February* A Grade: v Singleton Irwinians @ Arpenteur Park Baldivis’ A grade side fall out of the t...op four of the A grade competition after a 117 run defeat at the hands of Singleton Irwinians. Singleton won the toss and chose to bat first. Useful contributions throughout the Singleton batting order enabled them to make 7/230 off their 50 overs. Captain Stefan Botha (3/58 off 10) and Ben Merrifield (2/43 off 10) did most of the damage with 5 wickets between them, with Pete Russell (1/28 off 10) and Mitch Brown (1/50 off 9) taking the remaining two wickets between them. Jai Sinclair (32) and Dan Freemantle (17) got Baldivis off to a good start by putting on a 52 run opening stand. Freemantle’s dismissal sparked a collapse in the remainder of the Baldivis batting order. Baldivis fell to 113 all out; Mitch Brown (14) and Pete Russell (28) providing some late resistance. POTM: PETE RUSSELL (1/28 OFF 10 OVERS AND 28) B Grade: v Singleton Irwinians @ Laurie Stanford Reserve (South) Baldivis’ B grade side fall to 4th on the B grade ladder after losing to Singleton Irwinians by 7 wickets. Baldivis won the toss and batted first, but were dismissed for just 98. Dylan Yeomans, batting at #11, top scored with 19. Khyle Sinclair (13*) and Nick Pavlovic (12) were the only other Baldivis players to reach double figures. Despite slumping to 2/18, Singleton never looked likely to give up their winning position, and cruised to 3/99 in 24.5 overs. Yeomans and Shaun Lynn both picked up one wicket. POTM: DYLAN YEOMANS (19 AND 1/18 OFF 8 OVERS) C Grade: v Singleton Irwinians @ Laurie Stanford Reserve (North) Baldivis’ C grade team remained in third on the C grade ladder after beating Singleton Irwinians by 45 runs. Baldivis won the toss and batted first. Four ducks were recorded, but Baldivis still reached an even 200. Leigh McIntosh top scored with 70; he and Leigh Sibley (32) put on 72 for the 2nd wicket. Chris Klau (23) tried to hold the middle order together, which allowed Mitch Graham (40) and Luke Gray (22) to boost the Baldivis total with a handy 37 run stand for the 9th wicket. Steve Hewins (3/19 off 9) took three early wickets to leave Singleton reeling at 3/34, and they never fully recovered from the early strikes, being bowled out for 145. Mitch Graham picked up three late scalps and finished with 3/21 off 8 overs, Matt White picked up 2/24 off his 9 overs, and Ryan DeBoni and Luke Gray took one wicket each. POTM: LEIGH MCINTOSH (70) D Grade: v Singleton Irwinians @ Eighty Road Baldivis’ D grade continued to solidify their lead at the head of the D grade competition after beating Singleton Irwinians by 40 runs. Baldivis won the toss and chose to bat first. A number of handy contributions throughout the Baldivis batting order enabled them to reach 9/215 off 45 overs. Co-captain Marco Swanepoel top scored with 53, with Reid Stewart (36), Chris Ramsay (30) and Eli McIntosh (31) all passing 30. Ramsay and McIntosh added 61 for the 7th wicket to help Baldivis reach the 200 mark. Three wickets in quick succession early in Singleton’s innings saw them collapse to 3/28. Whilst their middle order were able to somewhat rebuild the innings, they never quite looked like chasing down the Baldivis total, finishing up on 7/175. Swanepoel’s co-captain Aidan Slomp did the damage for Baldivis with 4/43 off 9 overs, with Chris Ramsay, Simon Grobbelaar and Nathan Thomas all taking one wicket each. POTM: AIDAN SLOMP (4/43 OFF 9 OVERS) E Grade: v Warnbro @ Koorana PS Baldivis’ E grade side bounced back from their heavy loss last time out with a 17 run win over Warnbro. Warnbro won the toss, but chose to send Baldivis into bat. Jason Youlden formed the cornerstone of the innings, batting the entire 40 overs and scoring 97*. Pete Kenyon provided Youlden with great support, scoring 51. The pair put on 120 for the third wicket and Baldivis finished up with 3/203 off 40 overs. Braydon Haskell took three early wickets, and with Rod Graham picking up one for himself, Warnbro was reeling at 4/41. However, a century by Warnbro opener Broden Balsley-Polley gave Warnbro a chance at snatching the win, before Haskell came back on to pick up two more wickets to snuff out that chance. Warnbro finished up with 7/186 off 40 overs; Haskell finishing up with 5/26 off 8 overs. Jamie Briggs chipped in with one wicket of his own. POTM: BRAYDON HASKELL (5/26 OFF 8 OVERS) F Grade: v Singleton Irwinians @ Baldivis HS The White Knights Baldivis’ F grade side, containing nine junior players, went down by 77 runs to Singleton Irwinians, in what was a spirited effort by the young team. Baldivis finally won the toss, and elected to field first. Matilda Gray picked up three quick wickets early on, leaving Singleton reeling at 3/16. The young Baldivis team continued to impress, and had Singleton on the ropes at 7/87, before late resistance from Singleton helped them reach 9/184 off 40 overs. Matilda Gray bowled impressively throughout her spell, picking up 4/35 off her 8 overs. Captain Nick Rust picked up 2/40 off his 8 overs, and Aidan O’Brien (1/8 off 5) and Taye Langmaid (1/19 off 3) picked up one wicket each. Despite only reaching 7/107, the Baldivis junior players showed a lot of fight when it came time to bat, placing a high price on their wicket and not throwing it away. Rory Mackenzie top scored with a hard fought 49, with Nick Rust (23*) hitting some quick runs at the tail-end of the Baldivis innings. POTM: RORY MACKENZIE (49) AND MATILDA GRAY (4/35 OFF 8 OVERS) * The ladies team lost on forfeit to South Mandurah.
25.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis would like to thank the current sponsors that are onboard for the 2020/21 season and beyond. We are currently seeking more sponsors for the 2020/21 season to help purchase equipment and get the club in a good financially position heading into another big year. If anyone has any leads or is interested in sponsoring WKBCC, don't hesitate to contact Dan Cole or Jai Sinclair on [email protected]
25.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club would like to welcome back Reece Whitby MLA as a sponsor for the 2020/21 season. Be sure to LIKE his facebook page to keep up with all the latest news/updates! https://www.facebook.com/ReeceWhitbyMLA/... Stay tuned for more sponsor updates and announcements as the season progresses #WKBCC
24.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club are proud to announce RJ's Quality Meats - Baldivis as a sponsor for the 2020/21 season. RJ's Quality Meats offers customers the quinessential local butcher experience. Stocking beef, free range pork and chicken and pre-made meals ready to cook, RJ's Quality Meats makes dinner time easy. Free range eggs and gluten free products are also available. Having a party? RJ's Quality Meats can provide cooked meat platters including along with part...y pies and sauces. RJs Quality Meats are located at Stocklands Baldivis Shopping Centre. Phone: (08) 9523 2402 We would like to thank RJ's Quality Meats for the support. #WKBCC
24.01.2022 WKBCC SENIOR MATCH OVERVIEW: 31 OCTOBER - 1 NOVEMBER 2020 A Grade: Round 2 v Secret Harbour @ Stan Twight Reserve The WKBCC A grade team looked to back up their... win against Warnbro in Round 1 with another win against Secret Harbour. They were able to do so; emerging victorious by seven wickets. WKBCC lost the toss and bowled first, but another dominant display with the ball bundled Secret Harbour out for just 102. Tousif Miran (4/34 off 9) and captain Stefan Botha (3/15 off 6.3) were the main destroyers, with Mitch Brown (2/23 off 10) and Ben Sharp (1/15 off 4) claiming wickets of their own. Despite losing Willem De Klerk (6) cheaply, a 53 run partnership for the second wicket between Wesley Steele (40*) and Matt Rennie (30) brought the team to the brink of victory. Even the loss of Rennie and David Melia (4) in quick succession didn’t slow WKBCC down, Adam Bremner (4* off 1) striking a boundary off his first ball to secure victory. The win allows WKBCC to move a point clear at the top of the A grade ladder. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: TOUSIF MIRAN B grade: Round 1 v Hillman @ Arpenteur Park The WKBCC B grade side kicked off their season with a home game against Hillman CC. Hillman emerged the winners by 31 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and bowled first. Things looked like they were going Hillman’s way at first, cruising to 2/120, before Khyle Sinclair (3/36 off 10) and Adrian Mills (4/27 off 10) ran their way through their middle/lower order to bowl Hillman out for 164. Shaun Lynn (2/20 off 10) bowled a good spell at the beginning of the Hillman innings, and Roy Crouch (1/0 off 0.3) chipped in with the final Hillman wicket. In reply, a number of WKBCC players made starts, but only Haydn Cahir (21) passed 20. Hillman took wickets at regular intervals, not allowing WKBCC to build any real momentum into their innings; WKBCC ultimately being bowled out for 133. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: ADRIAN MILLS C grade: Round 1 v Pinjarra @ Murray River Oval The WKBCC C grade team began their season with a trip to Pinjarra. In a solid all-round performance, WKBCC beat Pinjarra by six wickets. WKBCC lost the toss and bowled first. WKBCC quickly held the upper hand, reducing Pinjarra to 6/88 and were poised to run through the Pinjarra tail. However, a couple of partnerships in the Pinjarra lower order saw them reach a respectable total of 169. Steve Hewins (2/30 off 9), Matt White (2/33 off 9) and Dylan Yeomans (2/16 off 6) were the players who did the early damage for WKBCC, taking two wickets apiece. Luke Green (3/20 off 5) managed to end the Pinjarra lower order resistance, and Mitchell Graham (1/16 off 6.2) chimed in with one wicket. Despite losing captain Greame Harrison for a first ball duck on the first ball of the innings, WKBCC controlled their innings well; with Chris Hughes (47) top scoring and Josh Allison (34) and Chris Klau (32) both passing 30, WKBCC passed the Pinjarra total with six overs to spare. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: CHRIS HUGHES D grade: Round 1 v Warnbro @ Eighty Road Reserve The WKBCC D grade side had a home fixture against Warnbro to kick off their 2020-2021 campaign. In a reasonably high scoring match, WKBCC emerged victorious by 50 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and were sent into bat first. Half centuries by club stalwarts David Brewer (70) and Leigh McIntosh (92) formed the backbone of WKBCC’s formidable total of 5/247 off 45 overs. Brewer and McIntosh put on a century stand for the 3rd wicket, McIntosh and Ryan Kenny (35) put on a further 72 runs for the 4th wicket, and Chris Ramsay (21) finished off the innings with some strong hitting. Warnbro batted reasonably well, but WKBCC struck regularly enough to have Warnbro bowled out for 191. Callen Sprigg (3/26 off 5) led the way with the ball, claiming three wickets. Matt Duggan (2/25 off 8 overs) and Chris Pearson (2/25) picked up two wickets apiece, and Ramsay (1/25 off 7) and Eli McIntosh (1/41 off 8 overs) chipped in with one wicket each. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: LEIGH MCINTOSH E grade: Round 1 v Pinjarra @ Baldivis HS The WKBCC E grade side kicked off their campaign with a home game against Pinjarra. In a good solid performance, WKBCC won by 74 runs. WKBCC lost the toss, and were sent into bat. Co-captain Jason Youlden (64) and Glen Parise (54) put on 102 for the second wicket, forming a reasonable total of 8/157 off 40 overs. The WKBCC bowlers piled on the pressure on the Pinjarra batsmen for the entirety of the Pinjarra innings, rolling them for 83. Parise completed a good all-round performance by claiming 3/12 off 7.2 overs, bowling well in tandem with Simon Grobbelaar (2/12 off 8 overs). Rod Graham (2/8 off 3) and Braydon Haskell (2/14 off 6) also claimed two wickets apiece, and Liam Betley (1/18 off 4) picked up a solitary wicket. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: GLEN PARISE F grade: Round 1 v Warnbro @ Warnbro Rec F grade began their 2020-2021 campaign with an away game against Warnbro. Warnbro were too strong on the day; WKBCC losing by 63 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and bowled first. Thanks chiefly to Adam Briggs (3/29 off 8 overs) and Lenny Russell (2/14 off 5), Warnbro were kept to 9/152 off their 40 overs. Skipper Nick Rust (1/21 off 6), Jamie Briggs (1/24 off 6) and Jacob Miller (1/4 off 4) each chipped in with one wicket. In reply, WKBCC never got going at all, being rolled for 89. Rust (33) and Peter Kenyon (13) were the only two WKBCC batsmen to reach double figures. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: ADAM BRIGGS The WKBCC Ladies team were due to play Shoalwater Maroon on Sunday 1st November; however their game was not played due to it being rained out.
23.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis now has their own Smartphone App. It's 100% FREE. It'll keep you up-to-date with news, events, schedules and much more. To get the full features of this App you need to download Team App onto your smartphone (www.teamapp.com/app). ... Launch Team App, then: 1. Sign-up to Team App. You'll be sent an email to confirm your registration. 2. Log in and search for White Knights Baldivis to become a member. https://whiteknightsbaldivis.teamapp.com/
23.01.2022 Outdoor Senior Net Sessions commence from Thursday 3rd September. Training will be held at Settlers Oval (Arprenteur Drive, Baldivis) Thursday nights from 4:30pm. We also have 2 sessions (5 & 12th September) remaining at Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd on Saturday Mornings 8:30am -10:00am.... Tuesday Nights will begin on the 15th September. All outdoor sessions are based on weather conditions. Hope to see you there! #WKBCC
23.01.2022 WKBCC Girls Cricket!! We are looking for girls to represent us in our junior formats, including our all girls under 11's, 13s, 15s and 18s sides. Girls interested in giving cricket a go this summer can either message us for more details or sign up at; https://www.playcricket.com.au/club-finder/club-details
23.01.2022 WKBCC Ladies Cricket!! Registrations are now open for our ladies side. All games are held with a social atmosphere on Sundays and will be played over a 2 hour modified format. Suitable for new and inexperienced players. Great opportunity to make some new friends and be physically active!... Please message us for more details or sign up at; https://www.playcricket.com.au/club-finder/club-details
22.01.2022 Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. In Australia, today is also R U OK? Day. Over 800,000 people take their own life every year. This is approximately one person every 40 seconds, and it is also approximately double the amount of deaths by homicides (around 400,000 deaths per year).... Suicide is the second leading cause of death for 15-24 year old people worldwide, and in Australia, it is the leading cause of death for people aged 15-44 years old. Globally, the suicide rate for men is around twice as high as for women. The average suicide rate as of 2017 is 9.97 deaths per 100,000 people, down by approximately 38% on the suicide rate in 1995. The worldwide suicide rate as of 2017 for men is 13.9 deaths per 100,000, and for women, it is 6.3 deaths per 100,000 (down on the 1995 stats of 20.23 deaths per 100,000 and 11.9 deaths per 100,000). Worldwide, 1.4% of all deaths are attributed to suicide. At the high end of the scale, around 5% percent of deaths in South Korea are suicides, and at the low end of the scale, 0.4% of deaths in Greece are suicides. In Australia, 20% of the population aged 15-85 will suffer from a mental illness at any given time. The highest proportion of people who suffer from mental issues aged 15-24, but a mental health issue can arise no matter your age. One in seven Australians will suffer from depression in their lifetime. One in four Australians will suffer from an anxiety condition during their life. 45% of Australians will suffer from any form of mental illness during their lifetime. Between 30% and 80% of people worldwide never seek out help for their conditions, and a huge reason for this is the stigma surrounding mental health. Always remember to check up on your friends and family, not just today, but as often as you can. You might just save their life.
22.01.2022 Settlers Turf looking in great condition this season #WKBCC
21.01.2022 Scorchers are coming to Peel THIS Sunday 6/09 Sign up details in the comments & to go into the draw to WIN a signed shirt. Date: Sunday 6th September... Location: Meadow Springs Sports Facility (Turf Oval) Time: 10am 12:00pm FREE event!! Male & Female Players attending to participate in activities & player signing session WACA staff will run Woolworths Cricket Blast activities & Junior Cricket stations Perth Scorchers Van, music & including inflatable net Coffee Van for parents Wear your club colours! Thanks to the WACA for bringing us the Scorchers.
20.01.2022 WKBCC 2020-21 Seniors Pre-Season Schedule is now out and we hope to see you all there on the 1st August at Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd for our first session. Sessions at Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd are $10 per session/ per person. New Players are welcome. ECT Pre Season Event Details: https://www.facebook.com/events/2344381645857269/?event_time_id=2344381652523935... Please feel free to tag a mate or share this post for anyone interested in playing cricket this summer. #WKBCC
20.01.2022 2 sessions down, 3 to go!! Saturday 15th August Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd (22 Tichborne St, 6164 Cockburn Central) 8:30-10:00am... $10 per player, per session. Juniors who played seniors last season or are looking to play seniors this season are more than welcome. New players are also welcome. More event details: https://facebook.com/events/s/wkbcc-2020-21-senior-pre-seaso/2344381652523935/?ti=icl See you all there #WKBCC
20.01.2022 WKBCC JUNIOR MATCH OVERVIEW: ROUND TWO U10s: v Secret Harbour @ Rhonda Scarrott Reserve The WKBCC U10s had their first away game of the season against Secret Ha...rbour. Losing the toss and bowling first, WKBCC kept Secret Harbour to 88 off their allotted 20 overs, and in making a solid 103 in reply, WKBCC won the game by 14 runs. U11s Blue: v Pinjarra @ Sir Ross McLarty Park WKBCC Blue looked to have a repeat of their huge derby win last weekend in their first away game of the season, against Pinjarra. In another one sided game, WKBCC Blue won by 113 runs. Losing the toss and bowling first, WKBCC struck at regular intervals to keep Pinjarra to 11/68 off their 20 overs. Oliver Cargill (3/5 off 4) claimed his first wickets of the season, Tyler Mitsopoulos (3/9 off 3) backed up last week’s bowling performance with another strong display, and Campbell Pilling (2/8 off 3), Dylan Aurisch (1/6 off 3), Kai Jordan (1/11 off 3) and Aiden Aurisch (1/5 off 2) all chipped in with wickets of their own. Another strong batting performance saw WKBCC Blue make an impressive 5/181 off their 20 overs. Five of the six WKBCC Blue players scored double figures; a highly impressive effort. Top scorer was Dylan Aurisch (34), with Ben Osbourne (25) also passing 20. Tyler Mitsopoulos (18), Oliver Cargill (13), Kai Jordan (16) and Aiden Aurisch (14) all made handy contributions to the WKBCC Blue cause. N.B. No result was entered for U11s Gold’s game v South Mandurah. U12s: v Pinjarra @ Rivergums Primary The WKBCC U12s had a second straight home game, this time against Pinjarra. In a closely fought contest, WKBCC emerged victorious by 17 runs; their second straight win. WKBCC won the toss, and chose to send Pinjarra into bat. Pinjarra batted pretty well during their innings, ending up on 152 off 27.5 overs. Eric Patel backed up his good performance with the ball from Round One with another one against Pinjarra, claiming 3/16 off his 3 overs. Eric Chaffer (1/23 off 3), Archer Slomp (1/14 off 2), Evelyn Hall (1/4 off 3), and Allan Pilling (1/5 off 3) each claimed one wicket each; Pilling also causing a run out. Jonathon Bleach (1/15 off 2.5) also claimed a wicket, which was his first wicket ever. In reply, a number of handy individual contributions from WKBCC saw them over the line, making 8/169 off 30 overs. Om Patel (42) in particular was a standout with the bat; Archer Slomp (22*) and Allan Pilling (24) providing great support. Eric Patel (13) and Antony Bobby (10) each made double figure scores to help WKBCC get across the line. U13s: v Secret Harbour @ Rhonda Scarrott Reserve The WKBCC U13s were hoping to back up their win last week against South Mandurah with another one against Secret Harbour. They were unable to do so; WKBCC going down by 130 runs. Losing the toss and batting first, WKBCC were bundled out for just 72; Alex Hughes (14) was the only WKBCC player to score double figures. Secret Harbour then piled on the runs, cruising to 4/202 off their 30 overs. Highlights included Diyon Etampawala (1/17 off 3), Brodie Dennehy (1/25 off 3) and Alex Hughes each claiming one wicket, and Marcel Bunce causing a run out. Despite the loss, WKBCC remain in 2nd on the U13s ladder. U14s: v Kwinana @ Arpenteur Park The WKBCC U14s aimed to back up their win last time out against Pinjarra, with another one against Kwinana. In a closely fought match, WKBCC went down by 15 runs. WKBCC won the toss, batted first, and made 118 off 30.4 overs. 66 of those runs came from extras; only James Swar (11) made it into double figures. N.B. Kwinana made 133, but incomplete bowling stats were recorded for WKBCC. The stats that have been recorded show that Brock Burns (1/17 off 2), James Swar (1/10 off 2.1) and Ryan Paine (1/16 off 1) all took wickets. The loss leaves WKBCC in 4th on the U14s ladder after Round Two. U15s Girls: v Willeton @ All Saints College The WKBCC U15s girls continue their great start to their 2020/2021 campaign with a 125 run win over Willetton. WKBCC lost the toss, and were sent into bat first. Micayla Roelofse (30) and Jessica Bertoncin (22) helped form the backbone of WKBCC’s impressive total of 3/175 off their 20 overs. Emily Fowlie (17) and Sienna Styles (15) both chimed in with solid contributions of their own. WKBCC were again dominant with the ball, rolling Willetton for just 52, in 13 overs. Jessica Bertoncin (2/0 off 1) was the main destroyer; Micayla Roelofse (1/4 off 2) and Natasha Favro (1/7 off 2) also chipped in with wickets of their own. Roelofse and Emily Fowlie also combined to cause a run out. The win sees WKBCC move a game clear at the head of the U15 girls ladder. U17s had a bye, and the U15s and U13s girls matches were both washed out. The U17s remain in 3rd spot, and the U15s also remain in 3rd place in their respective competitions.
19.01.2022 Thanks to RJ's Quality Meats - Baldivis this weeks lucky winner of the meat pack was Shaun Lynn See you all at post match reports next round for your chance to win. #WKBCC
18.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club would like to welcome back WDental Baldivis as a sponsor for the 2020/21 season. Our clinic is the product of Dr. Jules vision to create a Dental Practice which provides the best care to its patients. As the Practice Principal, Dr. Jules strives to create an environment in line with her philosophy about Dental Care. W Dental Baldivis is committed to establishing good rapport with patients. Our staff conduct themselves with empathy and unde...rstanding, providing thorough but easy to understand explanations. Through this, we hope to change peoples minds about visiting the dentist. Give them a call or go visit them for all your dental needs. Address: Suite 1, 9 Atwick Terrace, Baldivis WA 6171 Phone: (08) 6117 8278 http://www.wdentalbaldivis.com.au/ Thanks again for your support and we look forward to an ongoing partnership in the future #WKBCC
18.01.2022 The Toyota Good For Cricket Raffle has just opened and we will be promoting this again this year. Last year we raised nearly $1,000 for the club and we are looking at going even bigger this year. 100% of the money raised from the ticket purchases go towards the club so please jump on board and support this raffle as much as you can. See below for the link to purchase tickets directly or to tag your friends and family in. We can also send through an email for you to send to yo...ur work colleagues or friends and family not on Facebook, just ask Daniel Cole for more information on this. https://toyotagoodforcricketwa.raffletix.com.au/WKBCC Thanks for supporting the WKBCC
17.01.2022 Go in the running to win a Toyota Corolla Hybrid Ascent Sport 1.8L Auto CVT Hatch! This year WKBCC are participating in the Toyota Good for Cricket Raffle. Entry is just $5 a ticket and all proceeds for tickets purchased with the following link go directly to WKBCC: https://toyotagoodforcricketwa.raffletix.com.au/wkbcc... Please consider purchasing tickets and sharing this link far and wide to raise important funds for the club.
17.01.2022 That weekly reminder about preseason!! Saturday 29th August Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd (22 Tichborne St, 6164 Cockburn Central) 8:30-10:00am... $10 per player, per session. Juniors who played seniors last season or are looking to play seniors this season are more than welcome. New players are always welcome. More event details: https://facebook.com/events/s/wkbcc-2020-21-senior-pre-seaso/2344381652523935/?ti=icl See you all there #WKBCC
16.01.2022 Registrations are now open for our introductory Woolworths Cricket Blast programs. Our junior and master blaster programs will run on Monday afternoons for 14 weeks across term 4 2020 and term 1 2021, commencing Monday 2 November. If you have any questions, get in touch or sign up today at www.playcricket.com.au
16.01.2022 COORS FOR A CAUSE!! Our cause is a local sporting organisation The White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club. We will be donating $1 from every pint of Coors sold across the month of November. Grab the gang and come down to show your support
15.01.2022 TURF PRACTICE NETS UPDATE As some of you may be aware we received a grant back in 2018 to install turf training nets at the Baldivis Secondary College. After an initial delay due to a clay shortage the groundworks, grass seeding and net frame construction were completed last year and it has now gotten to the stage where we can start to transform this patch of grass into usable turf wickets. Pete Russell has kindly volunteered his time and will take the lead on maintaining ...these wickets and he with the help of others will ensure we have top quality training facilities. Having these facilities will be a huge asset for the club and all going to plan we should be training on these by December this year. Thanks to all involved so far and for everyone who will assist moving forward #WKBCC
15.01.2022 WKBCC Senior Fixtures!! B GRADE ARE VERSING HILLMAN*** Good luck to all teams this weekend #WKBCC
14.01.2022 We are delighted to announce that ATA STEEL will continue as our major sponsor for the 2020-21 season. ATA STEEL is a leader in the industry with state of the art technology in plasma and oxy steel cutting. They supply all grades of processed steel plate to industries including mining, oil and gas, engineering and construction.... The White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club thank David and Jodie Baxter at ATA Steel for their tremendous ongoing support.
14.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club are pleased to announce the captains for the upcoming 2020/21 season. Congratulations to the following with their appointments; A Grade - Stefan Botha B Grade - Daniel Cole... C Grade - Greame Harrison D Grade - Aidan Slomp & Marco Swanepoel E Grade - Aidan O'Brien & Jason Youlden F Grade - Nicholas Rust We would like to thank the following outgoing captains for their contributions towards the club last season; Jai Sinclair, Ryan Kenny, Pete Giallombardo, Nathan Thomas, Rodney Graham, Jacob Gabba. #WKBCC
14.01.2022 WKBCC Pre Season continues this weekend after a great turnout of 25+ at the 1st session. Saturday 8th August Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd (22 Tichborne St, 6164 Cockburn Central) 8:30-10:00am... $10 per player, per session. Juniors who played seniors last season or are looking to play seniors this season are more than welcome. New players are also welcome. More event details: https://facebook.com/events/s/wkbcc-2020-21-senior-pre-seaso/2344381652523935/?ti=icl See you all there #WKBCC
13.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club Senior Match Overview: 13+16 December* A Grade: v Waroona @ Waroona Turf Baldivis’ A grade side lost ground on the top two i...n the PCA A grade competition, falling to a 27 run defeat at the hands of Waroona. Waroona won the toss and batted first. A four wicket haul from Ben Merrifield (4/36), coupled with two wickets each for Ben Sharp and Mitch Brown, saw Baldivis dismiss Waroona for 155. Baldivis found themselves in trouble with the bat, collapsing to 2/3. Despite stout resistance from Michael Macpherson (41) and David Melia (23), Baldivis never quite got themselves back into the match, being bowled out for 128. MOTM: BEN MERRIFIELD (4/36 AND 14) B Grade: v North Baldivis @ Arpenteur Park Baldivis’ B grade side almost pulled off a miraculous comeback win, losing to North Baldivis by four wickets in a low scoring thriller. Baldivis won the toss and batted first, but were skittled for just 68. A quarter of Baldivis’ total were comprised of extras, with Matt Jordan (14) the only Baldivis player to reach double figures. Khyle Sinclair (2/16 off 7.2) and Adrian Mills (3/22 off 4) took five wickets between them and reduced North Baldivis to 6/57, giving them a chance of victory, but North Baldivis were able to scrape across the line to take the win. MOTM: KHYLE SINCLAIR (2/16) C Grade: v South Mandurah @ Eighty Road Baldivis’ C grade team solidified their hold on 3rd place with a comprehensive 10 wicket win over South Mandurah. South Mandurah won the toss and batted first, but were rolled for just 78. Brad Miles claimed the remarkable figures of 3/6 off 9 overs, with Matt White picking up 2/12 off 6.3 overs. Openers Nick Pavlovic and Ray Schuller made very short work of the South Mandurah total, racing to the target in just 9.1 overs. Schuller made 27 off 20 deliveries, with Pavlovic blasting 53 off just 35 deliveries. MOTM: NICK PAVLOVIC (53) D Grade: v Halls Head @ Peelwood (Oval 3) Baldivis’ D grade continue to lead the D grade competition despite a 25 run loss at the hands of Halls Head. Baldivis won the toss and chose to bat first. They were in trouble at 5/46, before Leigh McIntosh (46) and Aidan Slomp (29) put on 48 for the sixth wicket and enabling Baldivis to reach 137. Despite collapsing from 0/44 to 3/44, Halls Head steadily worked their way towards, and past, the Baldivis total, and reached a final score of 162. Slomp, Chris Ramsay, Eli McIntosh and Liam Betley all took two wickets each. MOTM: AIDAN SLOMP (29 AND 2/2) E Grade: v South Mandurah @ Falcon Oval Baldivis’ E grade side dropped to 2nd on the E grade ladder after a heavy 126 run loss to South Mandurah. South Mandurah won the toss, batted first, and blasted their way to 5/254 off 40 overs. Rod Graham was the one Baldivis bowler to have a real impact with the ball, taking 3/43 off 8 overs. Baldivis never looked likely to chase down the formidable South Mandurah score, and were dismissed for 128. Co-captain Jason Youlden top scored with 32, and Graham provided some late resistance and scored 30. MOTM: ROD GRAHAM (3/43 AND 30) F Grade: v Halls Head @ Baldivis HS Baldivis’ F grade side’s finals chances hang by a thread after a 67 run loss to Halls Head. Halls Head won the toss and batted first, and compiled 7/195 off their 40 overs. Tom Fraser picked up 3/13 off his 6 overs; Jamie Briggs, Cooper Blake, Nick Rust and Milton Hall all pitched in with one wicket each. Halls Head bowled well and were able to keep Baldivis to 7/128 off their 40 overs. Tom Fraser top scored with 27; John Newman (25) also passing 20. Blake (16) was the only other Baldivis batsman to make a double figure score. MOTM: TOM FRASER (3/13 AND 27) PEEL T20: v Rockingham-Mandurah @ Peelwood Reserve (Oval 1) Baldivis were knocked out of the Peel Premier T20 competition after falling to a 71 run loss to WA Grade cricket team Rockingham-Mandurah. Rockingham-Mandurah won the toss and elected to bat first. Jaxon Cornford top scored for the district club with 39, as Rockingham-Mandurah made 5/138 off their 20 overs. Ben Doudle (21) and Matthew Lyons (20) chipped in with valuable runs as well. Former Rockingham-Mandurah player Eric Botha was the pick of the Baldivis bowlers, claiming 3/21 off 4 overs. Pete Russell and Khyle Sinclair took one wicket each. Rockingham-Mandurah was superb with the ball and rolled Baldivis for 67 in 16.2 overs. Eric Botha top scored with 16, but apart from Cameron Reyne (13), no other Baldivis batsman made it into double figures. Damien Stanley (3/5 off 2.2) and Jay Collard (3/13 off 4) did most of the damage with six wickets between them. MOTM: ERIC BOTHA (3/21 AND 16) *The Baldivis ladies’ team had a bye, and face South Mandurah next weekend in their first ever finals fixture.
13.01.2022 WKBCC JUNIOR MATCH OVERVIEW: 20-22 NOVEMBER U10s: Round Five v Warnbro @ Riverside PS The WKBCC U10s hosted Warnbro at Riverside Primary, and came home with a 4...6 run victory. WKBCC chose to bowl first after winning the toss, and a good team effort, led by Noah Mitchell (3/4 off 3) saw Warnbro make 10/77 off their 20 overs. Further highlighting the good team effort WKBCC put in was that six other players took wickets (Daniel Masterson with 1/7 off 3 overs, Ruben Barker with 1/0 off 2, Ben Metcalfe with 1/8 off 2, Hadley Krause with 1/4 off 2, Hamish Wright with 1/3 off 2 and Tate Johnson with 1/7 off 2). Ruben Barker and Noah Mitchell both backed up their good stints with the bat by joint-top scoring with 14 runs each; Jackson Krisko (11) also making a double figure score, and helping WKBCC reach 4/123 off their 20 overs. U11s Blue: Round Five v Singleton Irwinians @ Laurie Stanford Reserve The WKBCC U11s Blue team travelled down to Laurie Stanford Reserve to face Singleton Irwinians, and picked up another victory; the winning margin was 85 runs. WKBCC Blue chose to bowl first after winnings toss. The WKBCC bowlers struck at regular intervals to leave Singleton with a total of 14/106 off 20 overs. Oliver Cargill (4/8 off 3) and Tyler Mitsopoulos (4/6 off 3) were the main destroyers with 4 wickets apiece. The Aurisch brothers Dylan (2/9 off 3) and Aiden (2/7 off 2) claimed 4 wickets between them, and Ben Osbourne (1/14 off 3) and Campbell Pilling (1/8 off 2) chimed in with one wicket each. WKBCC Blue batted very well once again, compiling a mammoth 7/191 off their 20 overs. Dylan Aurisch and Ben Osbourne joint-top scored with 16 runs each, with Campbell Pilling (14), Oliver Cargill (12) and Aiden Aurisch (10) all making double figure scores as well. U11s Gold: Round Five v Mandurah White @ Tuart Rise PS The WKBCC U11s Gold side hosted Mandurah White at Tuart Rise PS. Mandurah White proved that they were the better team on the day, beating a spirited WKBCC Gold team by 17 runs. Mandurah White won the toss and chose to have a bat first. WKBCC Gold bowled reasonably well and kept Mandurah to 5/116 off their 20 overs; James Gitsham (2/19 off 3) and Olly Benson (1/4 off 2) bowling particularly well. Benson capped off a good personal day by top scoring with 18, Joseph Mackenzie (12) also chipping in with useful runs, but Mandurah White managed to hold WKBCC Gold to 4/89 off their 20 overs. U12s: Round Five v Warnbro Purple @ Currie Street Reserve The WKBCC U12s travelled down to Currie Street Reserve to take on Warnbro Purple. WKBCC left with a commanding win; the winning margin being 88 runs. Warnbro Purple won the toss and bowled first. WKBCC made the most of their innings by compiling a formidable 4/181 off their 30 overs. Om Patel continued his great form by top scoring with 28; Xavier Davis (18) and Archer Slomp (17) also making scores of note. Warnbro Purple struggled in the face of good bowling from WKBCC, being bowled out for 93. Om Patel capped off a brilliant personal day with bowling figures of 3/5 from 2.5 overs. Evelyn Hall (3/10 off 3) continued her good form and also claimed three wickets; Eric Patel (1/9 off 3) and Eric Chaffer (1/11 off 2) claimed one wicket each for themselves. The WKBCC U13s team had a bye, and lie just outside the top 4 on the U13s ladder. U14s: v Mandurah Blue @ Meadow Springs The WKBCC U14s side looked to get their season back on track with an away fixture against Mandurah Blue. The hosts were too strong for WKBCC, who lost by 86 runs. Mandurah Blue won the toss and batted first. Making the most of their innings, they piled on 9/198 off 34 overs. Ethan Howard was the standout bowler for WKBCC with 3/26 off 5 overs; Aiden Jagger (1/10 off 2), Ryan Paine (1/11 off 4) and Lachlan Cobb (1/19 off 4) all claimed one wicket each. Howard (20) and Jackson Hiller (top scoring with 27) tried to drag WKBCC towards the Mandurah Blue total, but their efforts were in vain; WKBCC were kept to 7/112 off their 34 overs. WKBCC remain in 5th spot on the U14s ladder. U15s Community Cup: Round One v Halls Head @ Laurie Stanford Reserve The WKBCC kicked off their Community Cup campaign with a fixture against Halls Head at Laurie Stanford Reserve. Halls Head won in dominant fashion, beating WKBCC by 105 runs. Halls Head won the toss and sent WKBCC into bat. WKBCC struggled against the Halls Head attack, and could only muster up 8/49 in their 20 overs. Only Liam Betley (11) made double figures for WKBCC. Halls Head dominated with the bat and compiled 2/154 off their 20 overs, with Taye Langmaid (1/8 off 2) and Corbin Ripp (1/22 off 2) being the only wicket takers for WKBCC. WKBCC find themselves at the bottom of the U15s Community Cup ladder after the first round of competition. U17s Community Cup: Round One v Secret Harbour The WKBCC U17s kicked off their Community Cup campaign with a game against Secret Harbour. Secret Harbour won in fine style, beating WKBCC by 76 runs. Secret Harbour won the toss and elected to bat first, and batted reasonably well, scoring 6/131 off 20 overs. Cody Smith stood out with the ball and picked up 3/13 off 2 overs; Broc Seisun (1/13 off 3), Jake Farmer (1/12 off 3) and Braydon Haskell (1/7 off 2) all picked up one wicket each. WKBCC couldn’t get any momentum into their innings and were rolled for just 55. Extras was the top score for WKBCC, with 12 being recorded. WKBCC sit at the foot of the U17s Community Cup competition after the first round of games. U15s Girls: Round Five v Ascot @ Middleton Park The WKBCC U15s girls team made the long trip to Middleton Park to take on Ascot, and came home with another solid win, this time winning by 64 runs. WKBCC won on the toss and sent Ascot into bat, who were then promptly bundled out for just 44 in another sterling performance from the WKBCC bowlers. Micayla Roelofse was the pick of the bowlers with 2/2 off 2 overs, with Jessica Bertoncin (1/0 off 2.5), Natasha Favro (1/12 off 3), Aimee Latham (1/8 off 2), Emily Fowlie (1/2 off 2) and Lauren Wright (1/8 off 2) all claiming one wicket for their efforts. Micayla Roelofse capped off a good personal game by top scoring with 18 runs, in WKBCC’s total of 5/108, off their 20 overs. Kyla Porter (14) and Lauren Wright (11) also made double figure scores. WKBCC continue to pull out a lead at the head of the U15s girls competition. U13s Girls: Round Five v Kwinana @ Eighty Road Reserve The WKBCC U13s girls side hosted a strong Kwinana outfit at Eighth Road Reserve. Kwinana were the more dominant team on the day, coming home with a 120 run win. WKBCC won the toss and sent Kwinana into bat. Kwinana made the most of their opportunity, piling on 1/191 off their 20 overs. Hannah Betley (1/12 off 2) was the only wicket-taker for WKBCC; Jorja Pilling and Isabel Hewins (both had bowling figures of 0/17 off 4) bowled well without luck. Kwinana took wickets regularly when WKBCC batted, and kept them to 12/61 off their 20 overs. Isabel Hewins (12) made the only single figure score for WKBCC; she and Kiah Lagerwey (8) put on 20 runs for the third partnership.
13.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club Senior Match Overview: 9 January 2021 A Grade: v Warnbro @ Currie Street Reserve White Knights Baldivis’ A grade side lost g...round in the race for the top two with a 21 run loss against Warnbro. Warnbro won the toss and elected to bat first. Economical bowling from each of the Baldivis bowlers saw Warnbro restricted to 9/141 off 50 overs. Dylan Yeomans picked up 2/7 off 8 overs in his A grade debut, with Stefan Botha, Tousif Miran, Mitch Brown and Ben Merrifield taking one wicket each. Pete Russell was the only Baldivis bowler to go wicketless, but bowled a typically tight spell, going for 18 in his 10 overs. Warnbro bowled well from the start of their stint in the field, not allowing Baldivis to build momentum and dismissing them for 120. Matt Rennie (21) was the only Baldivis player to pass 20. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: PETE RUSSELL (18 AND 0/18 OFF 10) B Grade: v Warnbro @ Arpenteur Park Baldivis’ B grade side continued to narrowly lead an increasingly close B grade competition after a 35 run win over Warnbro at home. Baldivis won the toss and chose to bat first. A number of Baldivis players made starts, but no one passed 50. Gavin Clothier (39) and Josh Allison (21) started off the Baldivis innings well with a 46 run opening stand, and Chris Pearson top scored with 41. Baldivis eventually made 181 all out. Ben Sharp, Matt Jordan and Khyle Sinclair each took one wicket each, but Warnbro appeared to have the upper hand at 4/108. Adrian Mills stepped up to the plate, and ran his way through the Warnbro middle and lower order to finish up with 6/19 off 8 overs. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: ADRIAN MILLS (9 AND 6/19 OFF 8 OVERS) C Grade: v Hillman @ Shoalwater Oval Baldivis’ C grade side remained in the top two with a five wicket win over Hillman. Hillman chose to bat after winning the toss, but were dismissed for 129 courtesy of a five wicket haul by Ryan DeBoni (5/13). Mitch Graham and Luke Green picked up two wickets apiece. Baldivis slumped to 2/27 in reply, before Nick Pavlovic (41) and Dan Lazzari (27) put on 55 for the third wicket. Hillman regained the ascendancy when Pavlovic and Lazzari fell in quick succession, seeing Baldivis slump to 4/83. Chris Klau (29) and Lachlan Hyde (15) managed to steer Baldivis away from danger and to victory, putting on exactly 50 for the 5th wicket and seeing Baldivis reach 5/133. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: RYAN DEBONI (5/13 OFF 9 OVERS) D Grade: v North Baldivis @ Eighty Road Baldivis’ D grade team remained at the top of the ladder with a 12 run victory over rival club North Baldivis at home. North Baldivis won the toss and chose to bat. Baldivis steadily worked their way through the opposition lineup, and dismissed them for 145. Wickets were evenly spread between the Baldivis bowlers; Eli McIntosh picked up 3/24 off 9 overs, with Luke Gray, Lewis Swar and Chris Ramsay taking two wickets each. Despite captain Marco Swanepoel top scoring with 29, Baldivis were in deep trouble at 7/88. A 42 run stand between Nathan Thomas (23) and Chris Ramsay (28) steered Baldivis away from danger, and a last-gasp 25 run stand between Lewis Swar and Luke Gray enabled Baldivis to snatch victory from North Baldivis’ grasp, finishing up on 157 all out. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: NATHAN THOMAS (23 AND THREE CATCHES) E Grade: v Hillman @ Baldivis HS Baldivis’ E grade team slipped to second on the ladder after a 34 run loss over Hillman at home. Baldivis lost the toss and were sent into bat first. Things started off badly when co-captain Jason Youlden fell for 0 off the fourth ball of the innings. Despite Jacob Gabba’s (27) efforts to kickstart some momentum into the Baldivis innings, Hillman held the upper hand at 5/75. A 46 run stand between Mike Snashall (29) and co-captain Aidan O’Brien (25) enabled Baldivis to muster up 9/124 off 40 overs. Hillman eased their way past the Baldivis total, reaching 5/158 off 34.1 overs before the Hillman skipper called a declaration. Matt Duggan, Jason Youlden, Jacob Gabba and Tom Fraser (bowling off-spinners) each took one wicket; Gabba’s wicket coming off his final ball for Baldivis. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: JACOB GABBA (27 AND 1/8 OFF 2 OVERS) F Grade: v Hillman @ Living Waters Lutheran College Baldivis’ F grade team, comprising of 6 junior players (including 4 players from the U15s girls team) managed to hang onto fourth place despite suffering a 61 run loss at the hands of Hillman. Hillman won the toss and elected to have a bowl first. Baldivis mustered up 9/119 off 40 overs, thanks chiefly to Ray Goddard (47) and captain Nick Rust (25). Aaron Wilesmith chipped in with 17. Hillman managed to ease their way past the Baldivis target, eventually reaching 5/180 off 40 overs. Each Hillman wicket to fall fell to a different bowler; Nick Rust, Milton Hall, Jamie Briggs, Liam Betley and Jessica Bertoncin the wicket takers for Baldivis. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: RAY GODDARD (47)
11.01.2022 Thanks to RJ's Quality Meats - Baldivis this weeks lucky winner of the meat pack was Luke Green See you all at post match reports next round for your chance to win. #WKBCC
11.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club would like to welcome back Baldivis IGA - Foodies Heaven as a sponsor for the 2020/21 season. Baldivis IGA is located in Baldivis Square and is open 7 days a week from 7am until 9pm. Baldivis IGA has supported us with supplying food and beverages for our functions and fundraising events in the past and we look forward to continuing this partnership this year.... Drop in there today and experience the quality for yourself. Thanks for the support for this year and hopefully many years to come.
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08.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club are pleased to appoint Jayson Sandiford to the role of Cricket Operations Manager. Jayson had assisted greatly in team selections and training last year and it's great to have him on board in a more official capacity. Jayson will work with Mike Snashall and the selection committee to coordinate team selections each week, will work with captain's to develop and deliver structured training sessions for all grades and assist with net rotations for batsman and bowlers during Tuesday and Thursday club trainings sessions. Thanks for being on board Jayson, so let's get behind him and support him in this new role.
07.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club would like to welcome Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd as a sponsor for the 2020/21 season. Elite Cricket Training provides premium coaching, cricket training resources and cricket specific conditioning programs to cricketers of all ages. WKBCC would also like to thank ECT for hosting our annual pre-season sessions.... Address: 22 Tichborne Street, Cockburn Central. Contact Number: 08 9934 66 99 Email: [email protected] Thanks for the support for this year and hopefully many years to come.
07.01.2022 With only 2 Indoor Sessions remaining before we head outdoors, there is no better time to come down and get your training underway. Saturday 22nd August Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd (22 Tichborne St, 6164 Cockburn Central) 8:30-10:00am... $10 per player, per session. Juniors who played seniors last season or are looking to play seniors this season are more than welcome. New players are also welcome. More event details: https://facebook.com/events/s/wkbcc-2020-21-senior-pre-seaso/2344381652523935/?ti=icl See you all there #WKBCC
07.01.2022 WKBCC Boys Cricket!! We are looking for boys to represent us in our junior formats. We have teams from under 10's - under 17's. Boys interested in giving cricket a go this summer can either message us for more details or sign up at; https://www.playcricket.com.au/club-finder/club-details
06.01.2022 A Grade: Round 3 v Pinjarra @ Arpenteur Park The WKBCC A grade team looked to continue their fine start to the season with a third straight win, against Pinjarr...a at home. They were able to do so; winning by 73 runs. WKBCC won the toss and elected to bat first. Willem De Klerk (28) and Wesley Steele (12) got WKBCC off to a reasonable start, putting on 37 for the first wicket. Despite losing Steele and Matt Rennie (2) in quick succession, WKBCC continued to put on solid partnerships, with De Klerk and David Melia (49) scoring 42 for the third wicket, and Melia and Adam Bremner (51) putting on 51 for the 4th wicket. Jai Sinclair strode to the wicket when Melia was dismissed, and began hitting the ball powerfully, racing to 70* in just 42 balls. Sinclair and Bremner put on an unbeaten 102 for the 5th wicket, enabling WKBCC to reach a good score of 4/232 in their 50 overs. Pinjarra came out firing with the bat, Stefan Botha (1/31 off 4) and Mitch Brown (1/40 off 4) bearing the brunt of the Pinjarra openers’ assualt. The momentum began to shift when both Pinjarra openers were dismissed; WKBCC then begun to apply some serious pressure to the rest of the Pinjarra batting order. Thanks chiefly to superb spells from Pete Russell (1/9 off 10) and Ben Merrifield (2/18 off 8 overs) Pinjarra were bowled out for 162 in 41.1 overs, losing their 5 wickets for just 12 runs. Tousif Miran (2/33 off 10) and Ben Sharp (2/24 off 5.1) chimed in with a couple of wickets each. A grade’s third straight win sees them consolidate 2nd place on the A grade ladder. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: JAI SINCLAIR B Grade: Round 2 v Pinjarra @ Sir Ross McLarty Park The WKBCC B grade team took on Pinjarra for their first away game of the season. WKBCC was able to notch up their first win of the season; winning by 151 runs. WKBCC won the toss and chose to bat first. A number of WKBCC top order batsmen made starts, but only Gavin Clothier (23) was able to pass 20. At 5/91, WKBCC were in trouble, but returning player Tom Lewis (50) and Jordan Sprigg (43) were able to stage a recovery, putting on 71 for the 8th wicket. This saw WKBCC recover to 221 all out off their 50 overs. Pinjarra never looked like getting close to the WKBCC, being dismissed for just 70, in 25.2 overs. Shaun Lynn (6/33 off 10) was the main destroyer for WKBCC, and he was well supported by Matt Jordan (3/19 off 7), with Jordan Sprigg (1/10 off 5.2) chipping in with a wicket of his own. The win moves the WKBCC B grade team into 3rd place. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: SHAUN LYNN C Grade: Round 2 v Hillman @ Eighty Road The WKBCC were hoping to pick up their second successive win, against Hillman at home. They were able to do so; winning by four wickets in a close game. WKBCC lost the toss and bowled first. In a good performance by the WKBCC bowlers, Hillman were dismissed for 123. The WKBCC cause was spearheaded by Brad Miles (5/30 off 9), and he had good support from Matt White (2/26 off 9) and Dylan Yeomans (1/20 off 7), and Chris Klau (1/0 off 0.4) chipped in with a wicket of his own. WKBCC lost wickets regularly when they batted, and despite a fighting knock from Chris Hughes (43), WKBCC were 6/96 and the game looked like coming right down to the wire. Nick Pavlovic made short work of the remaining runs by blasting his way to 21 and carried his team over the line in the process. The win currently leaves the WKBCC C grade side in 3rd spot. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: BRAD MILES D Grade: v North Baldivis @ Wellard PS The WKBCC D grade side took on North Baldivis in the first ‘Baldivis Derby’ of the 2020-2021 season. In a game which was closer than that the scores suggested, WKBCC went down by 56 runs. WKBCC won the toss and chose to bat first. A number of WKBCC players made it into double figures, but only Chris Pearson (34) passed 15, and WKBCC were bowled out for 129; extras being the second highest score with 22 of the being scored. WKBCC bowled well, and took wickets at regular intervals, but a century from one of the North Baldivis openers saw them comfortably pass the WKBCC total, eventually finishing up on 8/185 off their 45 overs. Luke Gray was the pick of the bowlers with 2/25 off his 9 overs; Andrew Smart (2/31 off 9) and Chris Ramsay (2/42 off 9) also claimed two wickets each. WKBCC D grade co-captain Aidan Slomp (1/24 off 4) and Luke Green (1/29 off 6) picked up a wicket each. The loss sees the WKBCC D Grade slip down to 3rd. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: LUKE GRAY E Grade: Round 2 v Hillman @ Shoalwater Oval The WKBCC E grade team looked to back up their win last time out with a second one in succession; against Hillman at their home ground. In another good all-round performance, WKBCC won by 61 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and were put in to bowl first. A good bowling effort by WKBCC, spearheaded by Mark Haskell (4/12 off 8 overs) saw Hillman get bowled out for 116. E grade co-captain Aidan O’Brien (2/26 off 5) provided solid support for Haskell, and Rod Graham (1/14 off 5.4), Matt Duggan (1/27 off 5) and returning player Russell Hawkins (1/21 off 6) each claimed one wicket apiece. Eli McIntosh (0/16 off 8 overs), though wicketless, put the Hillman batsmen under relentless pressure and allowed the other WKBCC bowlers to attack. O’Brien’s co-captain Jason Youlden (77) and Jacob Gabba (25) got the WKBCC innings off to a good start with a half-century opening stand, and despite the loss of Mat McKenzie (12) and Scott Snashall (0) in quick succession, Youlden and Nathan Thomas (41) got WKBCC over the line comfortably, putting on a quick 70 run partnership for the 4th wicket, and dragging the WKBCC score to 5/177 at the conclusion of their 40 overs. This win sees WKBCC’s E grade team hold 2nd spot on the E grade ladder. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: MARK HASKELL F Grade: Round 2 v Hillman @ Baldivis HS The WKBCC F grade side looked to put last week’s loss behind them when they took on Hillman at home. In a dominant performance, WKBCC won by 121 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and bowled first, but an inspired bowling effort, led by Simon Grobbelaar (5/9 off 5) saw Hillman skittled for just 58. Grobbelaar was well supported by the other WKBCC bowlers, with John Freemantle (1/20 off 6), Braydon Haskell (1/4 off 4), Jamie Briggs (1/7 off 2.3) and captain Nick Rust (2/15 off 4) all chipping in with wickets of their own. Ray Goddard (25) and Pete Kenyon (23) batted well early on for WKBCC, doing the hard yards and seeing their side over the line for the win. When they were dismissed, Tom Fraser (55) and Reid Stewart (33) played with freedom, putting on a quick 58 run partnership for the 7th wicket, which saw WKBCC reach 8/179 off their 40 overs. This win moves WKBCC’s F grade team into 5th place. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: SIMON GROBBELAAR WKBCC Ladies: Round 3 v Halls Head @ Peelwood Reserve The WKBCC ladies team travelled to Halls Head hoping to claim another win after their game was washed out last weekend. In a game which came down to the wire, WKBCC lost by just 8 runs. WKBCC won the toss, and elected to send Halls Head into bat. A reasonable stint with the ball saw Halls Head make 2/112 off their 16 overs. Michelle Artemis (2/2 off 2) bowled superbly, taking both wickets and generally keeping things tight with the ball. Nakita Toia (0/4 off 2) and Mel Rawles (0/9 off 2) also bowled well and kept things tight. Nakita (26) top scored for WKBCC in their quest to chase down the Halls Head total, and she was supported well by Stacey Bycroft and Michelle Artemis (both scored 16 runs), but Halls Head were able to restrict WKBCC to 2/108 off their 16 overs. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: MICHELLE ARTEMIS
06.01.2022 Late last year The Chase Bar and Bistro ran the ‘Coors for a Cause’ promotion where $1 from every pint of Coors sold was donated to the club. A whopping 1,410 pints were enjoyed throughout the month resulting in $1,410 being donated by The Chase. We thank The Chase for their ongoing support and encourage all our members to head on down and enjoy the food and drink they have to offer.
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06.01.2022 WKBCC Junior Fixtures!! Saturday 31st October** Good luck to all teams this weekend #WKBCC
06.01.2022 WKBCC Weekly Player of the Match
05.01.2022 Big thank you to Wes Steele for hosting the Wicket Keeping clinic yesterday afternoon. From all reports the kids had a blast and I'm sure they all took something away from the time spent down there. Special mention to Luke Green, Adam Bremner and Grant Pilling for lending a hand during the clinic. Stay tuned for our next clinic in a month or so with A Grade captain Stefan Botha #WKBCC
05.01.2022 Thanks to RJ's Quality Meats - Baldivis this weeks lucky winner of the meat pack was Michael Macpherson See you all at post match reports next round for your chance to win. #WKBCC
05.01.2022 Great turnout to training ahead of the start of the season for all senior grades #WKBCC
05.01.2022 PEEL PREMIER LEAGUE T20: White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club v Secret Harbour Dockers Cricket Club The White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club and the Secret Harbo...ur Dockers Cricket Club clashed in the Peel Premier League T20 competition, at Peelwood Reserve on Tuesday night. Baldivis won the toss and elected to bat first. Jai Sinclair got Baldivis off to a good start, with 17 runs being taken off Jake Mayes’ 1st over. Despite the early dismissal of Wesley Steele for 10 by Kai Bartusch, Sinclair kept hitting the ball powerfully, and he and Eric Botha, who was scoring in a similar fashion, put on a rapid-fire 55 run partnership for the 2nd wicket. Kyle Jeffrey managed to briefly slow Baldivis’ momentum by dismissing Sinclair (46) and Lachlan Pratt (0) in consecutive deliveries. However, despite the two quick wickets falling, Eric Botha continued to score quickly and freely, reaching his 50 in just 20 balls, and combining with Tom Lewis to score 56 for the 4th wicket. Daniel Carne stepped up with the ball for Secret Harbour, dismissing Eric Botha for 60, and dismissing his brother Stefan for 7 soon afterwards. When Carne dismissed Lewis for 37, Baldivis had lost 3/29, and had gone from 3/147 to 6/176 with just a few overs to go. Ben Merrifield was able to make good use of the final few overs, scoring 32 off 22 balls and helping Baldivis reach 7/216 off their 20 overs, a total which looked to be near-unassailable. WHITE KNIGHTS BALDIVIS: 7/216 (20 OVERS) E.BOTHA 60 (26) J.SINCLAIR 46 (17) D.CARNE 3/27 (4) K.JEFFREY 2/34 (4) Jack McClay and Kody Smith got Secret Harbour off to a reasonable start, putting on 20 for the opening wicket in the face of some good bowling from Eric Botha and Lachlan Pratt. The loss of McClay and Daniel Carne put Secret Harbour further behind in the equation, and even though Smith and Secret Harbour captain Zac Jarrett took the Secret Harbour score to 50, the required run rate had steadily risen to and beyond 15 runs per over, in part to Tousif Miran’s spell of 1/8 off 4 overs, including 2 maiden overs. Once Smith was dismissed for 25, the remainder of Secret Harbour’s batting lineup collapsed, losing 7/32 and were bowled out for 82 as a result. Brad Miles did the bulk of the damage, running through the Secret Harbour lower order to take 4/14. Mitch Brown contributed to the carnage with two wickets of his own. SECRET HARBOUR: 82 ALL OUT (15.3 OVERS) K.SMITH 25 (31) J.MCCLAY 17 (14) B.MILES 4/14 (1.3) M.BROWN 2/9 (2)
05.01.2022 Thanks to RJ's Quality Meats - Baldivis this weeks lucky winner of the meat pack was Mitch Graham See you all at post match reports next round for your chance to win. #WKBCC
04.01.2022 WKBCC Junior Match Overview: Round Three U10s: v Hillman Gold @ Shoalwater Oval The WKBCC U10s played Hillman Gold on Friday afternoon, and went down by 19 runs.... Hillman Gold won the toss and chose to bat, notching up 6/83 in their 20 overs. In reply, WKBCC could only muster up 8/64 in their 20 overs. U11s Gold: v Mandurah @ Riverside PS The WKBCC U11s Gold side travelled down to Riverside PS to take on Mandurah Blue. Mandurah Blue were too good for WKBCC Blue; WKBCC Blue losing by 59 runs. WKBCC Gold won the toss and chose to bowl first. Mandurah Blue batted well and made 7/155 in their 20 overs. Joseph Mackenzie (3/19 off 6) bowled particularly well, and his fellow bowlers Olly Benson (2/19 off 5), Noah Fawkes (1/37 off 5) and Alexander Cross (1/35 off 6) each claimed wickets of their own. WKBCC Gold batted reasonably well, but were restricted to 6/96 by Mandurah Blue. Olly Benson (16) and Joseph Mackenzie (13) both made double figure scores. U11s Blue: v Halls Head @ Tuart Rise PS The WKBCC U11s Blue side looked to continue their strong start to the season with a game against Halls Head at home. They were dominant once again; beating Halls Head by 115 runs. WKBCC Blue won the toss and chose to bowl first. Another fantastic bowling performance saw Halls Head kept to 15/78 in their 20 overs. Seven WKBCC Blue bowlers claimed wickets; the standout being Campbell Pilling (4/21 off 3). Tyler Mitsopoulos (2/2 off 3), Dylan Aurisch (2/4 off 2), Jaxon Fleming (2/12 off 3) and Oliver Cargill (2/16 off 3) all took two wickets apiece, and Aiden Aurisch (1/6 off 2) and Kai Jordan (1/4 off 2) took one wicket each. WKBCC Blue batted superbly and scored a massive 2/193 off their 20 overs. Aiden Aurisch (31) and Ben Osbourne (20) particularly batted well, both passing 20. Dylan Aurisch and Tyler MitMitsopoulos (both scored 18) also batted well, making it into double figures. U12s: v Warnbro Gold @ Currie Street Reserve The WKBCC U12s travelled to Currie Street Reserve for an away fixture against Warnbro Gold. Warnbro Gold were too strong for WKBCC; WKBCC losing by 36 runs. WKBCC won the toss and chose to bowl first. WKBCC bowled reasonably well and kept Warnbro Gold to 6/101 off their 30 overs. Standout bowler was Evelyn Hall (3/6 off 4 overs) with three wickets; Antony Bobby (1/8 off 4) and Rhys Betley (1/14 off 4) claimed one wicket each. WKBCC could not back up their solid bowling performance with the bat; they were dismissed for just 65 in 14.2 overs. Only Archer Slomp (19) and Allan Pilling (18) made it into double figures. U13s: v Kwinana @ Baldivis HS The WKBCC U13s had a home fixture against Kwinana at Baldivis High School. In a low scoring thriller, WKBCC sneaked home by 7 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and were sent into bat first. A good bowling performance from Kwinana saw WKBCC get restricted to 7/97 off their 30 overs. Hayden Sofield (12) and Alex Hughes (19) batted well, both scoring double figures and dragging the WKBCC score to something remotely defendable. Kwinana did hold the upper hand, but an inspired display of bowling from WKBCC saw Kwinana restricted to 7/90 off their 30 overs. Hayden Sofield (1/4 off 3) and Alex Hughes (2/11 off 3) capped off good personal days by claiming three wickets between them, and Ronan Masterson (1/9 off 2) and Marcel Bunce (1/5 off 3) chipped in with wickets of their own. U14s: v Halls Head/Hillman @ Peelwood Reserve The WKBCC U14s travelled to Peelwood Reserve to take on a combined Halls Head/Hillman team. The Halls Head/Hillman team was too strong for WKBCC; WKBCC losing by 165 runs. WKBCC won the toss and chose to bowl first. Halls Head/Hillman made the most of their innings, piling on 3/215 off their 35 overs. The only wicket takers for WKBCC were Ryan Paine (2/25 off 4) and Jackson Hiller (1/34 off 5). Halls Head/Hillman continued their dominant ways by rolling WKBCC for just 51; only Brock Burns (20) made it into double figures. The loss sees WKBCC lie just outside the top 4 on the U14s ladder. U17s: v Secret Harbour @ Stan Twight Reserve The WKBCC U17s hoped to bounce back from their loss in Round One with a win over Secret Harbour at Stan Twight Reserve. They did so in style; winning by 68 runs. WKBCC won the toss and chose to bat first. Reid Stewart (34) and James Jacobs (24) formed the backbone of WKBCC’s total of 101, scored in 31.3 overs. Dion Alves (1/7 off 2) picked up a wicket with the first ball of the Secret Harbour innings, which kickstarted Secret Harbour’s slide to 35 all out. Braydon Haskell (3/4 off 2) was the main destroyer for WKBCC, Cody Smith (2/6 off 2) provided Haskell with good support, and Jake Farmer (1/5 off 1.4) and Liam Betley (1/7 off 2) claimed a wicket each. The win sees WKBCC sneak into 4th place on the U17s ladder. U15s Girls: v South Perth @ Eighty Road Reserve The WKBCC U15 girls side looked to continue their fine start to their campaign with a win over South Perth at home. In a really low scoring game, WKBCC won by just 8 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and batted first. South Perth bowled fantastically and rolled WKBCC for just 45; only Jessica Bertoncin (11) scoring double figures. South Perth well and truly held the upper hand, but a highly inspired display by WKBCC saw South Perth dismissed for just 37. Jessica Bertoncin (2/0 off 1) backed up her good work with the bat with a double wicket maiden over, and Natasha Favro (2/5 off 1) also claimed two wickets in her solitary over. Laura Brewer (1/7 off 1), Kyla Porter (1/6 off 1), Aimee Latham (1/4 off 1) and Lauren Wright (1/4 off 0.4) all played their roles well and claimed a wicket each. This win sees WKBCC remain at the top of the U15s girls ladder. U13s Girls: v Hillman @ Shoalwater Oval The WKBCC U13s girls team, many of whom were playing their first ever cricket game, finally got their season underway, with an away game against Hillman. Hillman proved to be the better team on the day; beating WKBCC by 19 runs. WKBCC lost the toss and were sent into bat first, making 6/75 off their given 20 overs. No WKBCC player made double figures; Jorja Pilling (8) and Isabel Hewins (7) coming the closest to doing so. Whilst Hillman made 8/94 off 30 overs, WKBCC bowled well seeing as four of the five WKBCC players had not played cricket before. Jorja Pilling (2/18 off 4), Isabel Hewins (2/12 off 4) and Tahnee Lagerwey (2/15 off 4) all took two wickets each, and Abbey Dobson (1/9) claimed one wicket. N.B. The WKBCC U15s team had the bye, and currently sit in 4th spot on the U15s ladder.
04.01.2022 Are you wanting to play cricket this upcoming season? Then White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club is the place for you, with the club looking for all senior mens cricketers to fill our 6 sides that compete in the Peel Cricket Association. Tag a mate who you'd like to see play at WKBCC this season!
04.01.2022 The roadworks surrounding the Baldivis District Sporting Complex (BDSC) on Eighty Road are now complete, with extensive revegetation works also taking place on ...the site. As part of the BDSC project, Eighty Road has been widened, a continuous pathway up to Safety Bay Road constructed and a roundabout has been installed at the intersection with Kendall Boulevard. We have also planted more than 14,000 tubestock to revegetate the conservation area located in the north-western corner of the BDSC site. By the end of winter 2021 almost 30,000 native plants will be planted in this area, providing habitat for native animals and birds. Visit rockingham.wa.gov.au/bdsc for more information.
04.01.2022 Outdoor Senior Net Sessions have started. Training will be held at Settlers Oval (Arprenteur Drive, Baldivis) Thursday nights from 4:30pm. We also have our final session on Saturday Morning (12th September) at Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd at 8:30am -10:00am.... Tuesday Nights will begin on the 15th September. All outdoor pre season sessions are based on weather conditions. New Players Welcome Hope to see you there! #WKBCC
03.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club Junior Match Overview: 4-6 December U10s: v Secret Harbour @ Rivergums PS The White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club’s U10s tea...m hosted Secret Harbour at Rivergums Primary School, and came home with a solid 26 run win. Baldivis won the toss and chose to bat first. Double figure scores from Ruben Barker (19), Hamish Wright (11) and Noah Mitchell (16) enabled Baldivis to make a competitive score; 4/132 off 20 overs. Wright backed up his batting efforts with a good bowling performance, claiming figures of 2/3. Tate Johnson also claimed two wickets, and Noah Mitchell, Hadley Krause and Ben Metcalfe all took one wicket each. U11s Blue: v Kwinana @ Tuart Rise PS Baldivis’ U11s Blue team put in yet another dominant performance, beating Kwinana at home by 133 runs. Baldivis Blue chose to send Kwinana into bat after winning the toss, and took regular wickets once again, keeping Kwinana to 15/93 off 20 overs. Dylan Aurisch was the standout bowler with 4/8, and Oliver Cargill and Jaxon Fleming taking three wickets apiece. A quality batting performance saw Baldivis Blue reach a phenomenal 5/226 off their 20 overs. Dylan’s brother Aiden Aurisch and Ben Osbourne joint top scored with 41 runs each, with Dylan Aurisch making 32 and Oliver Cargill making 23. U11s Gold: v Halls Head @ Peelwood Baldivis’ U11s Gold team continued their solid campaign with a 28 run win over Halls Head. Baldivis Gold were sent into bat, and compiled a reasonable 6/132 off 20 overs. Olly Benson top scored with 17, and Joseph Mackenzie and James Gitsham scored 12 apiece. When it was time to bowl, Baldivis Gold performed well, and were able to keep Halls Head to 12/111 off their 20 overs. Olly Benson picked up 2/3 off his 3 overs, with Mitchell Smith and Samardeep Dhillon also taking two wickets each. U12s: v Shoalwater Bay. @ Careeba Oval Baldivis’ U12s team went down by just three runs in a thrilling contest against Shoalwater Bay. Baldivis were sent into bat first, and were able to eke out a score of 7/112 off 30 overs. Om Patel continued his fine form, top scoring with 41. Xavier Davis supported him well, scoring 15 and being the only other Baldivis player to make a double figure score. Baldivis bowled well in their attempts to stop Shoalwater, but their efforts were in vain, as Shoalwater reached 9/115 in their 30 overs. Om Patel and Eric Chaffer both claimed two wickets each, with Xavier Davis, Evelyn Hall and Antony Bobby all taking one wicket each. There was a moment of controversy during the Shoalwater innings, as one of the Shoalwater opening batsmen was Mankaded. U13s: v Hillman @ Eighty Road Baldivis’ U13s went down by just two runs in a low scoring thriller against Hillman. Winning the toss and batting first, Baldivis were bundled out for 72; Mitchell Cobb top scoring with 16. Diyon Etampawala (12) and Alex Hughes (11), like Cobb, made double figure scores. Hillman well and truly held the upper hand; however a classy effort from the Baldivis bowlers saw them dismiss Hillman for 74. Seven of Baldivis’ players took wickets; Alex Hughes (2/8) the only bowler to take more than one wicket. Baldivis currently lie in 4th on the U13s ladder, narrowly ahead of Halls Head. U14s: v Kwinana @ Orelia Oval Baldivis’ U14s travelled to Orelia Oval to play against Kwinana, and went down by 49 runs. Kwinana won the toss, chose to bat, and made a highly competitive 5/184 off 35 overs. Aiden Jagger, Lachlan Cobb, Brock Burns and Ryley Williams took one wicket each. Baldivis batted well, but ultimately Kwinana’s score was just too much for Baldivis, who finished up with 4/135. Brock Burns top scored with 31, and he had good support from Aiden Jagger (18) and Ryley Williams (17). Baldivis remain narrowly ahead of last placed Pinjarra on the U14s ladder. U15s Community Cup: v Singleton @ Arpenteur Park Baldivis’ U15s won a Super Over thriller against Singleton in their final game of the regular stage of the U15s Community Cup competition. Baldivis chose to bowl first, and thanks chiefly to Lenny Russell’s 4/3, Singleton were kept to 8/113 off their 20 overs. Owen Richardson chipped in with two wickets of his own, and Rory Mackenzie took a screamer of a catch. With the bat, Lenny Russell and Liam Betley joint top scored with 19 as Baldivis hunted down the Singleton score, but finished up on 7/113 off 20 overs, bringing the game to a super over. Baldivis scored 2/5 in their super over, and when Singleton faced their super over, Lenny Russell held his nerve and kept Singleton to 2/2. Baldivis’ win sees them end their regular stage of the Community Cup in 4th. U17s Community Cup: v Shoalwater Bay @ Sir Ross McLarty Park Baldivis’ U17s ended their Community Cup group campaign on a low with a 10 run loss against Shoalwater. Baldivis were sent into bat first, and many of Baldivis’ players made starts, but only Reid Stewart (23) passed 20, which saw Baldivis reach 7/121 off 20 overs. Shoalwater batted reasonably well and eased their way to 3/131 in their 20 overs. Srijith Venugopal, Dion Alves and James Jacobs each took one wicket. Like the U15s, Baldivis’ U17s finish their Community Cup group campaign in 4th. U15s Girls: v Gosnells @ Sutherlands Park Baldivis’ U15s girls team continued their winning way with a dominant display against Gosnells. Gosnells won the toss and sent Baldivis into bat. Sienna Styles’ 20 formed the backbone of Baldivis’ total of 3/112 off 20 overs. Emily Fowlie was the second highest scorer for Baldivis, with 14. Baldivis’ bowlers ran rampant throughout the Gosnells lineup, rolling them for 56. Six of Baldivis’ players took wickets; Natasha Favro (2/4) was the only bowler to take two wickets. Baldivis remains well ahead of the rest of the teams on the U15s girls ladder. U13s Girls: v Mandurah White @ Eighty Road Reserve Baldivis’ U13s girls went down by 45 runs to a strong Mandurah White team. Mandurah White won the toss, batted first, and compiled a healthy looking 2/141 off 20 overs. Isabel Hewins was the only Baldivis wicket-taker, taking figures of 2/9 off 3 overs. Four of the Baldivis players made double figure scores, but Mandurah White were able to keep them to 4/96 in 20 overs. Evelyn Hall top scored with 15, Isabel Hewins and Abbey Dobson made 12 runs each, and Jorja Pilling chipped in with 10.
02.01.2022 Thanks to RJ's Quality Meats - Baldivis this weeks lucky winner of the meat pack was Greame Harrison See you all at post match reports next round for your chance to win. #WKBCC
02.01.2022 WKBCC Senior Pre Season starts this weekend, with 3 nets and a bowling machine booked for each session this is a great opportunity to have a hit and get the ball rolling heading into round 1. Saturday 1st August Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd (22 Tichborne St, 6164 Cockburn Central) 8:30-10:00am... $10 per player, per session. Juniors who played seniors last season or are looking to play seniors this season are more than welcome. New players are also welcome. More event details: https://facebook.com/events/s/wkbcc-2020-21-senior-pre-seaso/2344381652523935/?ti=icl See you all there #WKBCC
02.01.2022 WKBCC 2020-21 Junior Pre-Season Training commences indoors at Elite Cricket Training Pty Ltd @ 22 Tichborne Street, Cockburn Central on Sunday 27th September 2020 from 8:30am 10:00am. We have the 2 Sundays (27th September and 4th October) booked and this will be a great opportunity to have a hit and get back into the swing of things. Most team coaches will be in attendance and there will be an opportunity to purchase additional merchandise to your playing gear.... This is open to all new and returning players and its $10 per session. Any questions please contact Kim Betley on [email protected] https://www.facebook.com/events/610806642896894/
01.01.2022 Congratulations Adrian Mills on receiving A Grade Baggy #181 against Singleton Irwinians.
01.01.2022 White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club Senior Match Overview: December 5-6 A Grade: v Mandurah @ Arpenteur Park White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club’s A grade team ...bounced back from last week’s loss to Singleton with a home win over Mandurah. Winning the toss and batting first, Baldivis compiled 9/202 off their 50 overs, many players making double figure scores, but no one managed to reach a half century. Jai Sinclair top scored with a quick-fire 43; fellow opener Wesley Steele (35) was the only other Baldivis player to pass 30. Baldivis steadily worked their way through the Mandurah batting line-up, dismissing them for 162 in the 39th over. Baldivis captain Stefan Botha and Ben Merrifield combined for seven wickets between them; Botha led from the front with 4/31 off 8.4 overs, and Merrifield’s figures were 3/37 off his full 10 overs. Despite their win, Baldivis drop to 3rd on the A grade ladder, narrowly behind South Mandurah. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: BEN MERRIFIELD B Grade: v Mandurah @ Meadow Springs Reserve Baldivis’ B grade team backed up their thrilling win last time out with a second straight win, against Mandurah in Meadow Springs. Baldivis won the toss and batted first. At 7/129, Baldivis appeared to be in trouble, but Michael Macpherson, whose score of 85 not out formed the backbone of the Baldivis inning, and Khyle Sinclair put on 49 for the 8th wicket, dragging Baldivis’ total to 8/178 off 50 overs. Apart from a 45 run partnership for the 4th wicket, Mandurah couldn’t gain the ascendancy over Baldivis, and were reduced to 9/104 before a last wicket stand of 32 pulled Mandurah’s score to 136 all out. Ben Sharp (3/19) made a mess of the Mandurah top order with three early wickets, and Dylan Yeomans (3/34) and Khyle Sinclair (2/16) bowled lovely spells during the middle of the Mandurah innings, and putting the game out of reach. Baldivis sit in 4th on the B grade ladder, one point up on Halls Head. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: MICHAEL MACPHERSON C Grade: v South Mandurah @ Falcon Reserve * Baldivis’ C grade team made the long trip down to Falcon to face South Mandurah, and managed to come home with a comfortable win. Baldivis won the toss and batted first. 99 from Chris Pearson saw Baldivis reach a formidable 8/291 off 45 overs. Despite a sizeable partnership for their 5th wicket, South Mandurah couldn’t get close to the Baldivis total, and were dismissed for 201. Russell Hawkins took three wickets, and Matt White, Chris Pearson and Brad Miles all took two wickets each. Baldivis remains in 4th place on the C grade ladder. * = Due to unforeseen circumstances, full stats for this game have not been provided at the time of writing. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: CHRIS PEARSON D Grade: v Halls Head @ Eighty Road Baldivis’ D grade side continued to establish themselves as one of the teams to beat in the D grade competition, winning a thrilling encounter over Halls Head by 14 runs. Halls Head won the toss and batted first. Baldivis bowled well and were able to keep Halls Head to 6/170 off their 45 overs. Chris Ramsay did the bulk of the damage for Baldivis with 3/36 off 9 overs. Baldivis were soon in trouble with the bat; Halls Head reducing them to 7/90, with David Brewer (23) the only Baldivis batsmen in the top 4 passing 20. Jason Youlden stepped up to the plate, scoring 65 and putting on crucial partnerships with D grade co-captain Aidan Slomp and Andrew Smart. Youlden fell with victory in sight, but Smart and Luke Gray saw Baldivis over the line for the win. Baldivis remain narrowly on top spot on the D grade competition. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: JASON YOULDEN Baldivis’ E grade team won on forfeit against South Mandurah and remain at the top of the E grade competition. F Grade: v Halls Head @ Peelwood Reserve Baldivis’ F grade side ended their run of losses with a win over competition powerhouse Halls Head on their home turf. Baldivis fielded first after losing the toss, and had Halls Head 9/53 before a 90 run partnership for the final wicket saw Halls Head reach 143 all out. Jamie Briggs was the main destroyer for Baldivis with 5/23; Aaron Wilesmith and Aidan O’Brien chipped in with two wickets apiece. John Newman, who top scored with 45, and Larry Betts put on 64 for the first wicket, and whilst Baldivis did slump to 4/93, Tom Fraser (42) and Pete Kenyon (35) safely saw Baldivis home to victory. Baldivis eventually finished up with 4/162 off 40 overs. Baldivis move into 6th spot in an increasingly tight F grade competition. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: JOHN NEWMAN Ladies: v Shoalwater Bay White @ Eighty Road Baldivis’ ladies team bounced back from their loss to Hillman last time out with a comprehensive win over Shoalwater White. Baldivis won the toss and bowled first. Shoalwater White did well to only lose one wicket, but Baldivis bowled well enough to keep Shoalwater White to 1/88 off 16 overs. Michelle Artemis was the lone wicket taker for Baldivis. Baldivis notched up a score of 2/132 off their 16 overs, in a superb team effort which saw seven Baldivis players reach double figure scores. Nakita Toia top scored with 32; Michelle Artemis (25) and Mel Rawles (22) both passed 20. Baldivis’ ladies team win over Shoalwater White sees them sit in 6th in their competition. PLAYER OF THE MATCH: MICHELLE ARTEMIS
01.01.2022 ALERT White Knights Baldivis Cricket Club are taking on the Bunnings Sausage Sizzle today to help raise money for the club. It would be great to see as many people down from the club to say hello and indulge in a snag or two. We will be at Bunnings Baldivis from 8am-4pm, hope to see you there #WKBCC
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