City United teams to play West Tamworth in round 10 One Day matches Saturday 14th January. All players are requested to be at there respective grounds by 1230pm. Both players and supporters are welcome back to our major sponsor Tamworth City Bowling Club for refreshing drinks after the days play - Any late unavailabilities please ring your captain ASAP. For more information about City United and the season ahead check our website http://cityunitedcricket.blogspot.com/
First Grade (No 1 Oval)
D. Whale (c) 0423 918 389, N. Whale, M. Bellamy, R. Hanson, R. O'Halloran, A. Dutton, R. Steyn, L. Steyn, M. Walter, J. Philp, D. Lawrence, S. Hurn.
Second Grade (Riverside 3)
P. Fisher (c) 0429 654 808, S. Hancock, B. Hawley, J. Hawley, B. Cederblad, R. Ingram, J. McVee, C. Langston, N. Cooke, M. Fisher, S. Bellamy, J. Sipple.
Third Grade (Belmore Park)
C. Callcott (c) 0402 334 403, P. Mead, S. Ballantine, B. Ballantine, A. McDonald, S. Ravi, T. Balderston, D. Mitchell, M. Ballantine, D. Smith, T. Fitzgeral, D. Kenniff.
Club Res: G. Schwenke, M. Chew, L. Cooke
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Sunday, January 8, 2012
Round 9 - One Day Match results vs South Tamworth
It was a week of where all teams struggled with a shortage of players and 4th grade players were required to fill in the gaps in the upper grades. But with two wins out of our 3 grade matches it was a good result for the Club.
Also it was pleasing to see the good number of players & supporters come along to No. 1 oval and see First grade just fall short at the final hurdle in their attempt to chase down South’s total. A win is not too far away for our Firsts if they continue to display there their good batting form.
First Grade
City lost the toss and were sent out to field first.
Souths were all out for 171 in the 39th over.
Best bowling: Dan Lawrence 5/39 off 7 overs; Richie O’Halloran 2/34 off 8 overs; Nathan Whale 1/14 off 8 overs.
In reply City hit 8/160 off their 40 overs.
Best batting: Dan Whale 43 runs N/O; Leo Steyn 33 runs; Richie O’Halloran 28 runs; Ryan Hansen 20 runs.
A great run chase just falling short in a great game at No. 1 oval under lights with the captain hitting his highest score this season.
Second Grade
City lost the toss and were sent out to field first.
Souths were all out for 153 in the 39th over.
Best bowling: Brock Hawley 4/53 off 8 overs; Jay Sippel 3/46 off 7 overs.
In reply City made 7/155 in 33 overs.
Best batting: Ben Cederblad 35 runs; Sean Hancock 26 runs; Jay Sippel 26 runs.
A good win for seconds earning them a bonus point. It was great to see Jay Sippel back on the field again and chipping in with a good performance.
Third Grade
City won the toss and elected to bat first.
City made 9/218 off their 40 overs.
Best batting: Peter Mead 75 runs; Dave Smith 42 runs; Cory Callcott 31 runs; Andrew McDonald 20 runs.
In reply Souths were all out for 170 in 37 overs.
Best bowling: Peter Mead 3/29 off 7.4 overs; Adam Ballantine 2/32 off 8 overs; Tom Fitzgerald 2/28 off 8 overs.
Another good win for the mighty 3rds. A special mention to 13yr old Tom Fitzgerald (filling in with his dad Anthony) and snaring 2 wickets and scoring 12 runs N/O.
Also it was pleasing to see the good number of players & supporters come along to No. 1 oval and see First grade just fall short at the final hurdle in their attempt to chase down South’s total. A win is not too far away for our Firsts if they continue to display there their good batting form.
First Grade
City lost the toss and were sent out to field first.
Souths were all out for 171 in the 39th over.
Best bowling: Dan Lawrence 5/39 off 7 overs; Richie O’Halloran 2/34 off 8 overs; Nathan Whale 1/14 off 8 overs.
In reply City hit 8/160 off their 40 overs.
Best batting: Dan Whale 43 runs N/O; Leo Steyn 33 runs; Richie O’Halloran 28 runs; Ryan Hansen 20 runs.
A great run chase just falling short in a great game at No. 1 oval under lights with the captain hitting his highest score this season.
Second Grade
City lost the toss and were sent out to field first.
Souths were all out for 153 in the 39th over.
Best bowling: Brock Hawley 4/53 off 8 overs; Jay Sippel 3/46 off 7 overs.
In reply City made 7/155 in 33 overs.
Best batting: Ben Cederblad 35 runs; Sean Hancock 26 runs; Jay Sippel 26 runs.
A good win for seconds earning them a bonus point. It was great to see Jay Sippel back on the field again and chipping in with a good performance.
Third Grade
City won the toss and elected to bat first.
City made 9/218 off their 40 overs.
Best batting: Peter Mead 75 runs; Dave Smith 42 runs; Cory Callcott 31 runs; Andrew McDonald 20 runs.
In reply Souths were all out for 170 in 37 overs.
Best bowling: Peter Mead 3/29 off 7.4 overs; Adam Ballantine 2/32 off 8 overs; Tom Fitzgerald 2/28 off 8 overs.
Another good win for the mighty 3rds. A special mention to 13yr old Tom Fitzgerald (filling in with his dad Anthony) and snaring 2 wickets and scoring 12 runs N/O.
TDCA Boomgate Duties - Helpers Needed!
CUCC has received our boomgate duty roster from the TDCA for 2012 CMF and is obligated to assist with operation of boom gates and the shower & canteen duties during the upcoming country music festival, our club does get compensated for these duties which helps to reduce your playing fees and equipement.
Could any City United player please contact the Club Treasurer, Kathy Lawrence on 0419 490534 if available to assist with the boom gates. In particular, we require volunteers for Sunday 22 January from 6.00am to 12 midday and Wednesday 25 January from 6.00pm through to 6.00am - these have been broken up into shifts so speak to Kathy about whats available.
In addition, we require volunteers for shower & canteen duty on Monday 16 and Tuesday 24 January from 6.00-9.30am and again on the showers at 4.00-8.00pm.
We also require helpers to assist with breakfasts at the Tamworth City Bowling Club for Bush Poets from January 20-29 from 7.30am to 11.00am daily during the festival - please contact Kathy Lawrence if you are available to help with cooking of sausages, bacon and eggs.
If you could spare some time to share the load of our clubs responsibilities during the festival, your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Any queries, please contact Kathy Lawrence ASAP.
Could any City United player please contact the Club Treasurer, Kathy Lawrence on 0419 490534 if available to assist with the boom gates. In particular, we require volunteers for Sunday 22 January from 6.00am to 12 midday and Wednesday 25 January from 6.00pm through to 6.00am - these have been broken up into shifts so speak to Kathy about whats available.
In addition, we require volunteers for shower & canteen duty on Monday 16 and Tuesday 24 January from 6.00-9.30am and again on the showers at 4.00-8.00pm.
We also require helpers to assist with breakfasts at the Tamworth City Bowling Club for Bush Poets from January 20-29 from 7.30am to 11.00am daily during the festival - please contact Kathy Lawrence if you are available to help with cooking of sausages, bacon and eggs.
If you could spare some time to share the load of our clubs responsibilities during the festival, your assistance would be greatly appreciated. Any queries, please contact Kathy Lawrence ASAP.
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