SIMILAR to the senior competition, the junior cricket declared saw a number of washouts declared at the weekend but some of the week’ games were able to go ahead. NEW NORFOLKUnder-14 Boys (Sunday, November 26: Washed out.Under-16 Girls* (Tuesday, November 28 ): New Norfolk 114 defeated New Town 103 at Tynwald
DUE to the wet weather, all of Saturday’s games were deemed washouts with only the New Norfolk 6th Grade game being played on Sunday. In great conditions on Friday night, the Redcap ladies made it two wins from two games to start their season. Due to the limited number of
NEW NORFOLKUnder-14 Boys (Sunday, November 19): New Norfolk 7/211 (30 overs) defeated Clarence Maroon 8/94 (24.3 overs). The young Redcaps hosted one of the Clarence teams at Tynwald on Sunday morning. Batting first and knowing how to score runs at Tynwald, they put on 211 from their allocated 30 overs.
AFTER seeing all nine of our local senior teams secure wins in last week’s Southern Cricket Association games, it was all eyes on the teams this weekend to see who would keep up the winning streak up and who would be brought back to earth. This weekend also saw the
THE Molesworth Cricket Club hosted Old Beach at Boyer Oval in today’s Round 7 Southern Cricket Association Second Grade encounter. The visitors won the toss and elected to bowl. Read more in Justin Benson’s column during the week. See more Derwent Valley and Central Highlands news online and read our print
NEW NORFOLKUnder-14 Boys (Sunday, November 12): New Norfolk 3/241 (24.5 overs) defeated North Hobart Dees 4/237 (30 overs). The young Redcaps were at Queens Walk Oval on Sunday against North Hobart. The Dees batted first and on the small oval put on a good total of 237. Bowling, the Fraser
THE selection of experienced footballer Dylan Ford to lead the Eagles in season 2024 has been described as a wonderful appointment by retiring coach Matthew Smith. Smith’s endorsement was among a flurry of supportive social media comments following the official announcement. Fellow Eagle stalwart and former senior women’s coach Dean
WEEK 6 of the Southern Cricket Association roster saw some great batting performances across the Derwent Valley and Central Highlands teams, possibly as a follow on from the Glenn Maxwell double century in the World Cup one day cricket during the week! With the batting performances spread out it has
NEW NORFOLKUnder-14 Boys (30 overs): New Norfolk 8/203 (30 overs) defeated Gretna 5/88 (30 overs). The New Norfolk team travelled to Gretna and batted first. Angus Fraser (63) and Jude Bannister (60) led the batting stats with both passing their half centuries to help the team post 203. With the
SUDDENLY we are into Week 5 of the Southern Cricket Association season, which means all teams are into their one-day format rosters and we see some more junior divisions starting. SEE OUR ROUND 5 PHOTO GALLERY HERE. WEEK 5 RESULTS – NOVEMBER 4-5: NEW NORFOLK – 1st Grade 50-over format: New
INLAND Fisheries Officers were on patrol over what was the Recreation Day long weekend for northern Tasmania and a great weekend for fishing for all keen anglers. The IFS reports that weather conditions were ideal, with light winds and a mix of sunny and overcast conditions throughout the weekend. Compliance
THE Molesworth First XI travelled to Austins Ferry this morning to take on St Virgil’s Old Scholars Cricket Club on its home ground at St Virgil’s College in Austins Ferry in Round 5 of the Southern Cricket Association’s 50-over competition. St Virgil’s won by two runs. Read more in Justin
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