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Nth Division: Gordon Bromhead |
Date: Tuesday 13 February 2018 |
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8 schools entered the CSSA Primary Super 8's Cricket GD - Northern Division Carinya CS Tamworth, Orange CS x2 teams, Wycliffe CS, Pacific Hills, Toongabbie, Tyndale, Northcross and Norwest.
There were 3 pools with the winning schools progressing to the Finals Pool. Carinya, Northcross and Norwest progressed to the Finals Pool.
1st Game: Northcross 2/ 68 V Carinya 6/68 Tied scores of 68.Northcross winning on the loss of fewer wickets, 2nd Game: Norwest 3/71 defeated Northcross 5/58 3rd Game: Carinya 2/85 defeated Norwest 5/473
All 3 schools ended up on equal points therefore aggregate scores decided final placings.
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Nth Division: Gordon Bromhead Tyndale CS Sth Division: Ken McCaron Greenacre Baptist |
Date: Tuesday 9 February 2016 | ||||||||||||||||
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12 teams competed at Jamison Pk, Penrith in the Northern Division of the Super 8's Cricket GD. The schools were:
The schools played 2 games each in 4 Pools followed by ¼ Finals, Semi Finals and the Final. A special mention and a well done to Berowra CS. They are a small school but encouraged their girls to play and as such were able to field a team. All the players from the schools were enthusiastic and for many it was their first competitive cricket game. Many hit their first 6 and took their first wicket. The 4 teams in the Semi Finals were Pacific Hills versus Northcross, and Green Point versus Rouse Hill. The games were close with Northcross and Rouse Hill recording wins. In the Final, Rouse Hill batted first and scored 76 runs. Northcross appeared to struggle at first but finished strongly to defeat Rouse Hill with an over to spare. For Northcross, runners up last year, an excellent effort and worthy champions on the day. A great day for all involved, played in the true spirit of the game.
Final Result: Northcross CS (79) v Rouse Hill AC (75) Northcross CS victors on the day 4 schools, 6 teams competed at Gannons Park, Peakhurst in the Southern Division of the Super 8's Cricket GD. The schools were:
After some early drizzle, the day turned out to be a sunny one and some enjoyable cricket was played. Two teams from Inaburra and Sutherland Shire CS were joined by single sides from William Carey CS and Greenacre Baptist CCS. All schools played in the spirit of cricket and the nature of our schools. The final was played between the top Inaburra and Sutherland teams. Inaburra batted first and scored 54 runs from their 7 overs. In a close-fought match, Sutherland passes the score on the last ball of the last over, finishing with a total of 57 runs. It was a terrific day and I would like to thank all the coaches and parents for making it such a successful one
Final Result: Sutherland Shire CS A (57) v Inaburra A (54) Sutherland Shire CS victors on the day
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Nth Division: Gordon Bromhead Tyndale CS Sth Division: Ken McCaron Greenacre Baptist |
Date: Tuesday 10 February 2015 | |||||||||||||||
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9 schools, 11 teams competed at Jamison Pk, Penrith in the Northern Division of the Super 8's Cricket GD. The schools were:
The schools played 2 games each in 4 Pools followed by ¼ Finals, Semi Finals and the Final. All the boys were enthusiastic and for many it was their 1st competitive cricket game. Many hit their first 6 and took their first wicket. The 4 teams in the Semi Finals were Pacific Hills versus Green Point and Northcross versus William Carey The games were close with Northcross and Green Point recording wins. In the Final Green Point batted 1st and scored 90 runs. Northcross were unable to maintain their great bowling accuracy and wwere limited to 43 in batting. Northcross had no Yr 6 students in their team and the experience should help them next year. For Green Point, runners-up last year, an excellent effort and worthy champions on the day. A great day for all involved, played in the true spirit of the game.
Final Result: Green Point v Northcross CS Green Point CC victors on the day 5 schools, 8 teams competed at Anzac Oval/Boystown Engadine in the Southern Division of the Super 8's Cricket GD. The schools were:
It was a good day with some great cricket played.
Final Result: Inaburra A (51) v Greenacre Baptist CCS (45) Inaburra A victors on the day. |
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Northern Division Convenor Gordon Bromhead Tyndale CS |
Date: Tuesday 11 February 2014 | ||||||||||
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9 schools competed at Jamison Pk, Penrith in the Northern Division of the Super 8's Cricket GD.
The schools were:
The schools played 2 games each in 3 Pools followed by ¼ Finals, Semi Finals and the Final. I have been involved in this competition for many years and I would have to say that in nearly every game, right from the pool games to the final, that the final score was not decided until the final over was bowled. A number of games were won by 1 run. The boys were enthusiastic and for many it was their first competitive cricket game. Many hit their first 6 and took their first wicket. The 4 teams in the Semi Finals were Pacific Hills and Carinya and Green Point and Tyndale. The games were close with Pacific Hills and Green Point recording wins. In the Final, Green Point batted first and scored 55 runs. Pacific Hills started slowly and were in some bother needing 22 off the last 2 overs.However some big hitting saw them victorious by 2 runs. This was Pacific Hills 3rd win in a row in this competition. A great day for all involved played in the true spirit of the game.
Final Result: Green Point CC v Pacific Hills CS It was a tight match with Pacific Hills victors on the day. |
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Southern Division Convenor Ken McCarron Greenacre Baptist CCS |
Date: Tuesday 11 February 2014 |
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7 teams competed at Gannons Park, Peakhurst in the Southern Division of the Super 8's Cricket GD.
The schools were:
The winners on the day were Nowra Anglican School who were undefeated while Sutherland finished in second place. The weather was great, the boys were well-behaved and it was another great day of sport and fellowship. It would be great to have more teams from the south of Sydney involved in future years.
Final Result: Nowra Anglican College - winners |
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