WELL done to Mathew Burns who won the Gretna Cricket Club’s first division players’ award vote count that was held last Sunday. Burns, a club veteran who has now won the award four times, won with 22.5 votes, four votes ahead of Aaron Maddox on 18.5. In the second division,

One of the greens at the New Norfolk Golf Course. New Norfolk Golf Club Saturday 21/3/20 Tony Henricks Memorial StablefordDivision 1: L. McKenzie 37 c/b, J. Wilton 37 c/b, B. Withers 37 c/b, L. Griffith 37, A. Richardson 36.Division 2: A. Watts 37 c/b, G. Bailey 37, D. Armstrong 35

New Norfolk I players with the SCA first-grade shield. NEW Norfolk’s first grade cricketers have today celebrated the day on which they should have contested the Southern Cricket Association grand final. Instead, with the decider cancelled due to concerns about the spread of coronavirus COVID-19, the team gathered at Tynwald

New Norfolk II team members, back from left: Nathan Rice, Richard Graham, Bradley Chaplin, Sam Hoggett, Stewart Riceand Mitchell Crosswell; front: David Maddox, captain Jake King, vice captains Rohan Heron and Jamie Hill, and Josh Walsh. AFTER accounting for Gretna I in the Southern Cricket Association second grade grand final by 54 runs

Coming up at the club. Click image to enlarge. New Norfolk Golf ClubSaturday 14/3/20 2-man AmbroseGross: B. Rainbird-J. Rainbird 64, B. Watt-B. Coy 66,  J. Hastie-P. Foster 67; Nett: G. Duggan-G. Smith 67-5½-61½,  G. Heron-N. Heron 69-7¼-61¾, F. Carmichael- I. Welsh 68-6¼-61¾.Nearest-the-pin: 3rd: L. McKenzie, 6/15th J. Wilton, 11th K.

Coach Josh Walsh with junior cricketers HamishEdwards, left, Zayne Field and Tyler Benson. HURRICANES JUNIOR LEAGUERound 14 IN their final last match of the season, New Norfolk Black and New Norfolk Redcaps battled it out at Tynwald Park. Highlights included Zayne Field making his highest score of 49 not out

Wade Gleeson’s southern cricket finals tips TODAY – SECOND GRADE:New Norfolk v Gretna WITH plenty of history between New Norfolk and Gretna going back to the 1980s and through to the mid 2000s in the final years of the DVCA, today’s Southern Cricket Association second grade grand final at Tynwald

Gretna I allrounder Aaron Maddox made 53and took 3-23 in his team’s big win. Kookaburra Southern Cricket Association Second Week of FinalsMarch 7 FIRST GRADE – 2ND SEMI-FINAL: A spot in the grand final on their home turf beckoned! New Norfolk I – needing 263 for victory and looking down the

Adrian Eiszele medal winner Jordan Banks-Smith, right, withAdrian Eiszele at the medal presentation. NEW Norfolk I player Jordan Banks-Smith took out the Adrian Eiszele Medal at the New Norfolk Cricket Club’s best and fairest count held at the New Norfolk District Football Club on February 29. Banks-Smith who had made

The clubhouse at the New Norfolk Golf Club. New Norfolk Golf Club Saturday 7/3/20 Monthly Medal StrokeA Grade gross: L. Post 70, J. Rainbird 73, J. Hall 78 c/b; Nett: S. Ackerly 76-10-66, W. Coleman 77-8-69 c/b, D. Williams 78-9-69.B Grade gross: L. Dittmann 84, M. Smith 89, K. Horne

Wade Gleeson’s southern cricket finals tips WELL after only getting one out of my five tips correct in last weekend’s finals, I better get my act together for the second weekend. FIRST GRADE: With New Norfolk I having the week off after finishing on top of the ladder, the second

Nathan Rice made a valuable contribution in New Norfolk II’ssecond semi-final win last weekend. Kookaburra Southern Cricket Association First Week of FinalsFebruary 29-March 1  SECOND GRADE: In a very good all-round effort, New Norfolk II playing at home booked itself a spot in the Second Grade grand final after accounting for