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Australia’s most talented Indigenous
cricketers again converge in the Red
Centre in 2016. For the first time, they do
so for the National Indigenous Cricket
Championships (NICC).
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The NICC has been created to further
advance and develop Indigenous cricket.
The competition provides greater playing
opportunities here in Alice Springs, but also
forms a deeper connection with Australian
cricket’s high performance pathway.
Just as it is the first NICC, it is also my first year
as Chairman of Cricket Australia, having taken
over from Wally Edwards in October last year.
It’s my task to continue to lead Australian
cricket’s vision to be a sport for all Australians.
Getting bats and balls into the hands of
Indigenous boys, girls, men and women across
Australia is vital to us achieving this vision.
Our goal is for wickets to be taken, and sixes
to be hit in Indigenous communities across
the country – and success is being had at the
grassroots level. More than 26,000 Indigenous
Australians played cricket last year, well ahead
of scheduled for our strategic goal of 27,000
participants by 2018.
Beyond this grassroots participation, it’s about
creating pathways for Indigenous Australians to
follow. Pathways that ultimately lead to
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the next Indigenous Australian pulling on our
national colours, just as Faith Thomas, Jason
Gillespie and Dan Christian did before them.
This season, five Indigenous players were a part
of the KFC Big Bash League, three women in the
Rebel WBBL, two male under-19 Australian reps,
and multiple players represented their states at
senior and underage level. The goal of the next
baggy green for an Indigenous Australian is not
a distant one.
And this is precisely why the NICC was created:
to enhance and expedite the development of
Indigenous cricketers.
Thank you to Northern Territory Cricket, the
Northern Territory Government, Commonwealth
Bank Australia and the Alice Springs Town Council
for their generous support.
Similarly, Australian cricket is grateful for the
support of the Arrernte people, the traditional
owners of the land on which the NICC is staged.
Good luck to all players, staff and officials
involved in this, the first National Indigenous
Cricket Championships.
David Peever
Chairman, Cricket Australia
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A warm Northern Territory welcome to all players, officials and sponsors to the
first National Indigenous Cricket Championships and the 2016 Imparja Cup.
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NT Cricket is delighted to be partnering with
Cricket Australia to host the 23rd Imparja
Cup and the National Indigenous Cricket
Championships in Alice Springs.
This national carnival of Indigenous cricket
and culture takes place on Arrernte land and
we acknowledge the native title holders, Lhere
Artepe and thank them for their support.
The Imparja Cup enjoys strong support
from The Lord’s Taverners Australia, the
Commonwealth Bank, Cricket Australia, the
Federal and Northern Territory Governments,
State and Territory Cricket Associations, Alice
Springs Cricket Association, Alice Springs Town
Council, Imparja Television and Yeperenye
Shopping Centre.
The energy and hard work of the team of staff
from NT Cricket and Cricket Australia ensure this
event is competitive and a real carnival experience
for all. We acknowledge the support and
contribution of the Alice Springs Town Council,
Northern Territory Government and Northern
Territory Cricket in maintaining the quality of
playing facilities that are available to you.
We welcome the many match officials, umpires,
scorers, statisticians and volunteers who have
given their time as a contribution to this carnival
and we acknowledge the friends and supporters
who attend the games and support the teams.
The staging of the National Indigenous Cricket
Championships is an important pillar of Cricket
Australia’s new National Indigenous Cricket
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Strategy. With this addition, the profile of the
Imparja Cup continues to grow and we are
pleased to welcome men’s and women’s teams
from every State and Territory in Australia
as well as community teams from across the
Northern Territory and beyond. In particular,
the significant growth in the Women’s
Community Division at this year’s event is
immensely encouraging. We welcome the new
Cricket Australia Chairman, Mr David Peever,
and members of Cricket Australia management
who are attending and supporting this national
cricket event. It is very gratifying to see past
Imparja Cup players now participating in State
and National teams.
I trust that in addition to playing good cricket
you will all enjoy exchanging stories of cricket,
family and country well after the games have
concluded. It is important that we all play our
part in making cricket available and accessible
to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
peoples who wish to participate and to ensure
the game is enjoyed by all, and all enjoy the
benefits of cricket. Your contribution to the
record of Indigenous cricket statistics, stories
and memories of the carnival will ensure that
we do have Indigenous heroes in the game.
I wish everyone well for the Championships and
an enjoyable carnival experience, good story
telling and good cricket.
Dr Bruce Walker
President, Northern Territory Cricket
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Tournament Director
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Paul Stewart
Tournament Director
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Cameron Carroll
Event Operations
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Event Presentation
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Media Advisor
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SEDA
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Ben Hodgart
Imparja Cup Coordinator
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Margaret Loorham
Logistic Coordinator
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Matt Shimell
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Umpires Coordinator
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UMPIRES
Chris James VIC
Todd Edmonds QLD
Scott Pearce TAS
Berend du Plessis NSW
Jamal Principle WA
Mark Donfield NT
Graham Wood SA
GROUND MANAGERS
Traeger Park
Chris Young
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Assistant: Jordy Wright
Albrecht Oval
Matt Henderson
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Assistant: Jake Bailey
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Assistant: Hayden Bigg
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MEN’S CHAMPIONS
Western Australia
Preston White QLD
WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS
PLAYER OF THE TOURNAMENT: WOMEN
BLACK CAP: MEN’S SQUAD
BLACK CAPS: WOMEN’S SQUAD
New South Wales
Rohan Wight VIC
Preston White QLD
Cameron Trask QLD
Nathan Price NSW
Callan Morse TAS
Ayden McGregor Baptista SA
Zac Chapman TAS
Josh Chapman TAS
Wade King VIC
Craig Jones WA
Bhodi Walker VIC
Dane Ugle WA
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MEN’S PAST WINNERS
2015 Western Australia
2014 Western Australia
2013 Queensland
2012 New South Wales
2011 New South Wales
2010 Western Australia
2009 Queensland
2008 Queensland
2007 New South Wales
2006 Queensland
2005 Queensland
2004 Queensland
2003 New South Wales
2002 Northern Territory
2001 Tasmania
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Roxsanne Van-Veen NSW
Jacinta Goodger Chandler VIC
Ashleigh Gardiner NSW
Fiona Hale VIC
Sally Moylan NT
Carmella Grey NT
Sara Darney NSW
Natalie Plane VIC
Julie Muir NSW
Jess Martin VIC
Haylee Hoffmeister NSW
Kavita Pepper WA
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WOMEN’S PAST WINNERS
2015 New South Wales
2014 New South Wales
2013 New South Wales
2012 New South Wales
2011 New South Wales
2010 New South Wales
2009 New South Wales
VICTORIA
NOOGAL TOENGORRT TANI
Respected Wurundjeri elder, Aunty Joy Wandin-Murphy was invited by Cricket Victoria to name
the Indigenous cricket program.
Aunty Joy based the name on Woirwurrung words for ‘belong’ - Noogal and ‘success/win’ Toengorrt Tani. It is pronounced Noo-gal Too-en-gort Tarn-e.
Indigenous artist Treahna Hamm designed the logo to represent Victorian Indigenous cricketers.
This is a logo that can be owned and worn by any indigenous cricketer in Victoria.
The design is linked to the members of the 1868 Australian team, composed of Aboriginal men
from Western Victoria that toured England. The design also includes the seam of a cricket ball
along the Aboriginal flag.
NEW SOUTH WALES
CRICKET NSW. THE GIRLS TEAM
The girls cricket stumps design is about a very important utensil
that was and still used by Aboriginal women today.
A Coolamon is a hand-crafted wooden dish, which is used by
the Aboriginal women when gathering bush tucker.
The “Coolaman” played a very important role in a traditional
woman’s life just as much as the Aboriginal man with the
Didgeridoo.
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Ceremonial performances in Aboriginal people are seen as the
core of the cultural life.
These male stumps represent a “Welcome Dance” from the
NSW team to the other Aboriginal teams that are participating
in the Imparja Cup.
Ceremonies bring together all aspects of our culture -song,
dance, body decoration, sculpture and painting. We call this
the “Shake a leg Dance”.
Daren Dunn
Gamilaroi People “Sundancer”
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QUEENSLAND
Born in
Queensland
in 1973, Chad’s
mother is from
the Torres Strait
(Muralag) and
his father is a
Noongar man
from WA.
Self-taught,
Chad has been
a full time artist
for the past 20
years producing
commissioned
pieces for
organisations such
as the Broncos
NRL Club,
Arrow Energy,
Thiess, FOGs
(Former Origin
Greats) as well
as government
departments
including QLD
Police Service,
IGEM , PSBA and
QLD Fire and
Emergency Dept.
He has also completed over 40 murals within
South East Queensland and regularly teaches
indigenous culture within schools and daycare centres.
The Imparja stumps have particular
significance to Chad. His father served in
the Australian Army for 33 years which the
middle stump represents with its reference
to the ANZACS. The red stump represents
his aboriginal culture whilst the blue stump
references his Torres Strait heritage.
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NORTHERN TERRITORY
PUPUNI
JILAMARAV
Pupuni Jilamara
During ceremony
on the Tiwi
Islands a series
of ‘yoi’ (dances),
are performed;
some are totemic
(inherited from
the person’s
Mother) and some
serve to act out
the narrative of
newly composed
songs.
Participants in
these ceremonies
are painted with
turtiyanginari (the
different natural
ochre colours) in
varying designs,
transforming
the dancers
and, in some
cases, providing
protection against
recognition by mapurtiti (spirits). These
designs can be applied in different ways, one
of which is using the finger, or in this case a
brush. Painting of the face also occurs.
These significant artistic designs collectively
are called ‘Jilamara’.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
The design on the stump represents the first indigenous cricket team
that went to England to play, the blue dots represents the waters they
travelled across to get there! The circles represents the communities or
towns they went to.
The brown bits with yellow dots represents the dreams of the players
dreaming of the sands of their home lands!”
Leila Maree Stuart-Likouresis
Lake Eyre
TASMANIA
The stumps for the
Tasmanian team at this
year’s championships
has bought together
some different aspects
and objects that are
significant to the
Aboriginal men and
women of Tasmania.
The Tasmanian Tiger
features prominently and
the Aboriginal name for the tiger is ‘kaparunina’ pronounced ka-pa-ru-ni-na.
Our people have passed stories down for hundreds of years around this
mythical beast and the tigers distinct footprint is also part of the story.
Also featured on the stumps are kelp baskets which emphasize along with
shell necklaces the recognition of our women’s status in the community
also showcasing their strength and resilience in maintaining one of the
few surviving traditional Aboriginal crafts in Tasmania.
The Mutton Bird on the stump represents the grass - roots practice of
the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community. The cultural practice of muttonbirding is much more than the catching and harvesting of them - it is the
one common activity that still brings together sections of the community
whose families have practiced this cultural activity over many generations.
It will survive for generations to come into the future because it is a part
of ‘who we are’.
Also prominent on our stump are two maps of Tasmania. These are
showing at one stage “our people were in possession of the whole of
Tasmania” and it also shows the different ‘bands’, direct family groups and
tribes that were present prior to European invasion.
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MEN’S DIVISION FIXTURE
TIME
FORMAT
MATCH
GROUND
DAY 1 MONDAY FEB 8
50 Overs
10am
50 Overs NSW v VIC
Albrecht Oval
10am
50 Overs
Jim McConville
Oval
WA v QLD
TAS v SA
Treager Park
DAY 2 TUESDAY FEB 9 (Morning)
T20
WA v TAS
Albrecht Oval
10.00am
T20
QLD v SA
Treager Park
10.00am
T20
NSW v NT
Jim McConville
Oval
DAY 2 TUESDAY FEB 9 (Afternoon)
QLD v NT
Jim McConville
Oval
T20
VIC v TAS
Traeger Park
T20
NSW v SA
Traeger Park
2.30pm
7.00pm
MATCH
GROUND
10.00am
50 Overs
TAS v NT
Jim McConville
Oval
8.30am
50 Overs QLD v VIC
Albrecht Oval
10.00am
50 Overs
WA v NSW
Traeger Park
WA v SA
Treager Park
DAY 5 FRIDAY FEB 12
10.00am
T20
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DAY 4 THURSDAY FEB 11
10am
2.30pm
TIME
DAY 3 WEDNESDAY FEB 10
3.00pm
T20
WA v NT
Traeger Park
3.00pm
T20
VIC v SA
Albrecht Oval
7.00pm
T20
NSW v TAS
Traeger Park
7.00pm
T20
DAY 6 SATURDAY FEB 13
2.00pm
T20
VIC v NT
Trager Park
2.00pm
T20
QLD v TAS
Albrecht Oval
DAY 7 SUNDAY FEB 14
10.00am
50 Overs
WA v VIC
Jim McConville
Oval
11.30am
50 Overs
SA v NT
Albrecht Oval
11.30am
50 Overs QLD v NSW
Traeger Park
FINALS: DAY 8 MONDAY FEB 15
2.30pm
50 Overs
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NSW v NT
Jim McConville
Oval
WOMEN’S DIVISION FIXTURE
TIME
FORMAT
MATCH
GROUND
DAY 4 THURSDAY FEB 11
DAY 6 SATURDAY FEB 13
4.00pm
T20
WA v QLD
Albrecht Oval
7.00pm
T20
NSW v VIC
Treager Park
DAY 5 FRIDAY FEB 12
10.00am
T20
WA v NT
Albrecht Oval
2.30pm
T20
NSW v WA
Albrecht Oval
2.30pm
T20
NT v QLD
Jim McConville
Oval
10.00am
T20
10.00am
T20
VIC v QLD
Albrecht Oval
7.00pm
T20
VIC v WA
Traeger Park
DAY 7 SUNDAY FEB 14
8.00am
T20
NSW v QLD
Traeger Park
8.00am
T20
VIC v NT
Albrecht Oval
FINALS: DAY 8 MONDAY FEB 15
10.00am
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Name
MAJOR CENTRES DIVISION
Grounds
Flynn Park, Head St & Traeger Park (Finals only)
Coordinator
Cameron Carroll
2015 Champions
All Sorts
Format
T20
Shirt No
DOB
72
27/6/1987
North Canberra Gungahlin CC
Andrew Gordon
17
12/12/1980
Samuel Doggett
61
30/12/1991
Benjamin
Patterson
66
Brendan Smith
64
Djali Bloomfield
Brett Russell
Andrew Glover
COMMUNITY WOMEN’S DIVISION
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
Profile
Darug
RHB
RAM
Western Suburbs DCC
Kamillaroi
RHB
RAM
Randwick Petersham CC
Woorimi
RHB
RAF
2/2/1996
Hawkesbury CC
Wiradjuri
RHB RAMF
1/8/1998
Bankstown DCC
Dhungutti
LHB
60
5/2/1992
Weston Creek Molonglo CC
Wiradjuri
RHB RAMF
68
21/5/1995
Parramatta CC
Dunghutti
LHB
LALS
Marty Jeffrey
65
25/10/1999
Dubbo RSL Colts CC
Thubbagah
RHB
RALS
Nathan Price
54
6/5/1987
Randwick Petersham CC
Kamillaroi
RHB RAMF
AARRON MUIR
52
24/4/1995
Western Suburbs District CC
Wiradjuri
LHB
Damien Duroux
27
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Grounds
Flynn Park, Sadadeen Oval & Ross Park
Laine Beckett
Coordinator
Cassie Langford
Coach: Jeff Cooke 0432 015 943
2015 Champions
Bush Potatoes
Manager: Peter Cooley 0404 134 655
Format
Super 8s
RAM
RAOS
COMMUNITY MEN’S DIVISION
Grounds
Flynn Park, Sadadeen Oval & Ross Park
Coordinator
Ben Hodgart
2015 Champions
Reclink Rebels
Format
Super 8s
NEW SOUTH WALES WOMEN
SCHOOL’S DIVISION
Name
Shirt No
DOB
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
Profile
Grounds
Yirara College
Riahannon Paulson
26
21/10/1986
Worrimi/Birpi
RHB
Coordinator
Cameron Carroll
Samantha Gordon
10
20/9/1988
St George Slayers
Wiradjuri
LHB
RAM
2015 Champions
Boys: Tennant Creek / Girls: St Philip’s College
Ashleigh Gardner
13
15/4/1997
Bankstown Sports
Muruwari
RHB
RAOS
Format
MILO T20 Blast
Nicole Honeysett
6
13/12/1986
Wiradjuri Tribe
RHB
RAM
Nicole Squires
16
31/5/1995
Penrith CC
Wiradjuri
RHB
RAOS
Jemma Astley
17
22/9/1997
Nelson Bay CC
Wannarua
RHB
RAM
RAM
INDOOR CRICKET
RAM
Grounds
Traeger Park Indoor Nets
Coordinator
Cameron Carroll & Ben Hodgart
Veronica Gordon
4
11/12/1972
St George
Wiradjuri
RHB
6 a side
Sara Darney
24
10/8/1996
Wellington Cricket Association
Wiradjuri
RHB
RAM
Haylee Hoffmeister
25
17/8/1998
Camden Campbelltown Ghosts
Palawa
RHB
RAMF
Renae Melville
23
30/3/1995
Parramatta Women’s Grade CC
Dharruk
RHB
RAM
1
5/9/1976
St George-Sutherland CC
Wiradjuri
RHB
RAOS
Roxsanne Van-Veen
20
23/4/1986
Gundungurra
RHB
RAM
Madison McCooey
19
9/9/1993
Biripi
LHB
LAOS
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Name
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Dwayne Malone
SOUTHERN BOOMERANGS
DOB
6/6/1994
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
Profile
Western Suburb DCC
Gungarri, Gubbi Gubbi,
Kokojelandji and Koa
RHB
RAM
Kamilaroi
RHB
LAOS
Alex Melville
27/12/1996 Gold Coast Dolphins CC
Tyran Eggmolesse
31/8/1997
Northern Suburbs CC
Gurang
LHB
RAM
Brendan Doggett
5/3/1994
Western Suburbs DCC
Worimi Tribe
RHB
Worrin Williams
19/1/1987
Sandgate/Redcliffe DCC
Mununjali
RHB
LHB
RAOS
Mulgrave CC
Yawaru/Mamu
RHB
RAM
Ceduna Eagles CC
Wirangu/Nawu
RHB
RAOS
Mununjhalli
LHB
RAM
Anaiwan
RHB
RAOS
Waka Waka and Kullili
RHB
RAM
Gubbi Gubbi/Butchaulla
RHB
RAMF
Waka Waka and Kullili
RHB
RAMF
Wynnum Manly DCC
Narrindjerri
6/7/1994
RAM
Toombul DCC
RAM
31/5/1998
RHB
25/4/1989
LHB
7
Gunggari
28/4/1998
Adnyamathanha
2
Western DCC Toowoomba
Cameron Trask
LALS
Ali Johncock
RAM
Jackson Paton
LHB
Marcus McGregor-Cassady
RAMF
Wynnum Manl DCC
LAOS
Yalru/Wa
RAM
RHB
25/4/89
East Torrens DCC
Woodville South CC
RHB
Cameron Trask
21/5/2000
LHB
5/11/1995
Dungatti
Northern Suburbs DCC
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Yorta Yorta
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Noonucal
26/1/1994
Dylan McGregor-Baptista
Tribe or Mob
Mitchell Seekamp
Northern Suburbs DCC
Tom Sky
Tea Tree Gully
RAF
Toombul DC
Valley DCC
Cricket Club
3/02/2001
16/5/1991
21/11/1995
11/8/1998
12
24/2/2015
Jake Coolwell
DOB
8
Tanner Coulthard
Michael Strange
1/8/1993
Shirt No
Tyrell Sinclair
Prospect DCC
Woodville Rechibites CC
Mark Thompson
Daley Martin
Name
Brayden Dunbar
Matt Bedgegood
6
1/9/1985
Enfield United CC
Wardaman
RHB
LAOS
Charlie Holmes
39
31/10/1996
Kensington DCC
Pinegunga
LHB
LAMF
Ayden McGregor-Baptista
21
21/3/1998
East Torrens DCC
Yawuru
RHB
RAOS
Kevin Thomas
20
Ray Smith
9
Russell Coulthard
13
Pete Thomas
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Name
Tamika Hansen
Lowana Williams
Shirt No
DOB
23/9/1995
TASMANIA MEN
Cricket Club
Sandgate
13/3/1985
Tribe or Mob
Iman
RHB
Yugambeh
Cara Watkins
28/6/2001
Burnie Hurricanes CC
Amanda Silva
17/9/1988
Glenorchy CC
Anita Silva
17/9/1988
Glenorchy CC
Carly Fuller
11/1/1999
Gold Coast Dolphins
Tayla Wigg
26/3/1988
Burnie
Shirt No
DOB
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
RAM
Callan Morse
3
18/4/1991
Latrobe CC
Palawa
RHB
RAMF
Kristian Nikolai
15
11/2/1987
Glenorchy CC
Palawa
RHB
RALS
Brandon King
7
19/12/1997
North Hobart CC
Palawa, Tasmania
RHB
RAOS
Rhys French
2
27/9/1999
Latrobe CC
Torres Straight Island
RHB
RALS
Rhyan Mansell
1
6/4/2000
Mowbray CC
Pakana
LHB
RAOS
Profile
RHB
Larrakeyah/Jingili Mudgerra
RHB
RAM
Palawa
RHB
RAM
Palawa
RHB
LAMF
Bundjalung
RHB
RAMF
Palawa
RHB
RAM
Name
Jordan Banks-Smith
13
21/5/1996
Glenorchy CC
Jackson Saggers
10
11/10/1994
Devonport Orions CC
Manegin
Profile
LAOS
RHB
RAM
RHB
RAMF
RAMF
Corey Briggs
9
28/10/1997
Ulverstone CC
Boorong
LHB
Josh Chapman
8
20/10/1998
New Town CC
Palawa
RHB
RAF
Sean Mcguire
6
26/8/2015
Glenorchy CC
Palawa
RHB
RAMF
Ben Revell
5
5/2/1993
Irishtown CC
RHB
RAM
Ryan Lees
11
16/2/1994
Newtown CC
Palawa
RHB
RAMF
Zac Chapman
4
30/7/1996
Newtown CC
Palawa
RHB
WK
Rhys Ward
12
21/5/1996
Glenorchy CC
Palawa
RHB
RAFM
Coach: Paul Collins 0419 361 318
Manager: Stuart Schultz 0428 482 967
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VICTORIA MEN
Name
Shirt No
DOB
Cricket Club
Bohdi Walker
15
2/8/1996
Stratford CC
Wade King
3
4/8/1999
Benalla Bushrangers CC
Nathan Gardiner
8
12/1/1991
Clayton McCartney
6
6/11/1995
Rohan Best
13
Pat Jackson
Brenden Miller
Nathan Fowler
Tribe or Mob
Name
Profile
Shirt No
DOB
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
Profile
LHB
RAMF
Rhonen Maher
13/12/1988 Wanderers CC
Yawuru
RHB
RAF
Ngiyampaa
RHB
RAM
Hugh Sando
4/10/1997
University CC
Yamajti
RHB
RAOS
Whittlesea CC
Wurundjeri
RHB
RAMF
Hayden Collard
24/8/1992
Armadale CC
Noongar
RHB
RAF
Dandenong West CC
Yorta Yorta
RHB
RAOS
Craig Jones
26/3/1998
Crushers CC
Noongah
LHB
RAMF
29/11/1978
Kingston Hawthorn CC
Yorta Yorta
RHB
LAOS
Michael Bailey
11/12/1992
South Perth CC
Yamatji
RHB
LAOS
16
21/10/1994
Pines CC
Yorda Yorda
RHB
RAM
Joshua Bailey
11/12/1992
Gosnells CC
14
15/8/1994
Lara CC
Palawa
RHB
RAF
Bevan Bennell
29/11/1995
Midland-Guildford CC
10
22/9/1998
Northcote CC
Kamaloori
RHB
RALS
Jayden Bennell
12/5/1983
1/10/1991
Kingston-Hawthorn CC
RHB
RAF
William Nona
Damon Egan
2
28/1/1998
Melbourne CC
RHB
RAOS
Richard Walley
Joshua Eaton
11
26/7/1995
Essendon CC
LHB
LAF
Jacob Muir
23/1/1997
Connor Jackson
12
Tom Collett
Gunditjmara
Yamatji
RHB
RAM
Nyoongar, Whadjuk
RHB
RAM
Tomprice Rebels CC
Noongar
LHB
RAF
3/4/1985
Rebels CC Tom Price
Torres Strait Islander (Badu Island)
RHB
RAMF
19/5/1994
Bentley CC
Nyoongar
RHB
RAM
University CC
Noongar
RHB
RAM
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
Yagan Walley
Travis King
Jay Collard
Coach: Craig Entwhistle 0404 898 766
Coach: Matthew Abrahamson 0423 159 130
Asst Coach/Programme Manager: Neil Gray 0418 610 831
Asst Coach: David Taylor 0424 366 251
Asst Coach/Manager: Steve Jackson 0438 012 461
Physio: Gordon Pritchard
WA WOMEN
VICTORIA WOMEN
Name
Name
Shirt No
Simone Burridge
21/4/1999
Cricket Club
Keon Park CC
Plenty Valley CC
Tribe or Mob
Kamilaroi
Profile
RHB
RAM
Shirt No
DOB
Profile
Shannon Collopy
22/2/1998 Singleton Irwinians CC
RHB
RAM
Kirsty Bennell
28/3/1991
Raquel Cross
11/3/1997
UWA
Natalie Pepper
29/6/1980
Sunset Scorchers
Kavita Pepper
1/2/ 1985
Sunset Scorchers
Mulgna Wadjari
LHB
LAMF
Allee Bartlett
16/4/2000 Sunset Scorchers
Wadjari Yamatji
RHB
RAMF
Samara Williams
13/5/1997
UWA
Minang
RHB
RAM
Candice Franklin
16/1/1982
UWA
Yamatji
RHB
RAOS
Tahnee Flanagan
4/6/1986
Geraldton
Yamatji
LHB
RAM
Emily Bowden
19/3/1996
Midland-Guildford CC
Yamatji
RHB
RAM
Noongar
RHB
LAM
Yamatji
RHB
RAM
Mulgna Wadjari
RHB
RAMF
Jacinta Goodger-Chandler
11/9/1997
Melbourne CC
Gunai Kurnai
RHB
RAMF
Fiona Hale
3/1/1966
Mount Martha CC
Yorta Yorta
RHB
RAOS
19/6/2002
Mount Martha CC
Baden Powell CC
Yorta Yorta
RHB
RAM
Jessica Martin
7/9/1994
Coburg CC
Coborah
RHB
RAF
Natalie Plane
4/8/1996
Melbourne CC
Kamilaroi
RHB
RAM
Marlee Wandin
24/6/2001
Yarra Valley Stars
Wurundjuri
RHB
RAM
Molly Ward
25/8/2002
Lucknow
Gunai Kurnai
RHB
RAM
Ebony Cuskelly
19/5/1999
Buchan CC
RHB
RAM
Kirra Cuskelly
19/05/1999
Buchan CC
RHB
RAM
Marika Smith
7/2/1976
Bluff Point Strathalbyn CC
Badimia/Yamaji
RHB
RAM
RAM
Dainira Papertalk
6/2/1997
Geraldton
Yamatji
RHB
RAM
RAM
Teleisha Hill
9/2/1994
University CC
Noongar
RHB
RAM
Merinda Hale
Kareena Jacobson-Logan
Renee Melton
14
DOB
12/11/1986
11
Spotswood
Coburg Cricket Club
Yorta Yorta
Bunjalung
Wiradiuri
RHB
RHB
Head Coach: Keith Janz 0403 159 502
Coach: Brian Shields 0433 509 591
Asst Coach: Kirsty Lamb 0423 338 083
Asst Coach: Alan Singer 0452 245 278
Manager: Beth Hedgcock 0438 078 316
Manager: Lennelle Papertalk 0423 880 850
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NT MEN
Name
Shirt No
DOB
Matt Paterson
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
Profile
2/7/1991
Pro Build Rovers CC
Warlpiri
RHB
RAM
Adrian McAdam
3/12/1971
Probuild Rover CC
Arrentre
RHB
RAMF
Ayden Allan
9/10/1994 Palmerston CC
Warlpiri
RHB
RAOS
Samuel Richards
20/11/1995 North Canberra Gungahlin CC
Wongaibon
LHB
LAM
Land - Jawoyn
Tribe - Mangerrei
RHB
RAM
Dylan Fuller
6/1/1995
Wyndamvale CC
Christopher Hartley
4/8/1983
Pint CC
Blair Dalton
6/9/1986
Southern Districts CC
Hayden Page
25/1/1988 North Canberra Gungahlin CC
Lachlan Saunders
7/4/1998
Darrell Lowe
25/4/1981
Dayon Johnson
28/7/1998 Nightcliff CC, Ballarat East CC
Iwaidja
RHB
RAMF
Noongar
LHB
LAOS
Kamilaroi
RHB
RAM
Gap View Works CC
Larrikia
RHB
LAM
Probuild Rovers CC
Tennant Creek
Arrente
RHB
RAOS
Wiradjuri
RHB
Jordaan Ludwig
Coach: Greg Aldam 0417 861 450
Manager: Murray MacAllister 0427 079 153
NT WOMEN
Name
Shirt No
DOB
Cricket Club
Tribe or Mob
Profile
Tahlia Holtze
17/11/1993
Probuild Rover CC
Yawuru
RHB
Mica Fleming
20/1/1986
Probuild Rover CC
Luritja/Katetye
RHB
RAM
RAM
Sally Moylan
10/7/1988
Eastlake CC
Wiradjuri
RHB
RAOS
Devena Lankin
30/1/1986
Probuild Rover CC
Arrernte
RHB
RAM
Geraldine Reid
26/9/1985
Probuild Rover CC
Warlpiri and Arabana
RHB
RAOS
Tara Liddy
19/2/1987
Southern Arrernte/Luritja
RHB
RAM
Lauren Taylor
27/1/1992
Federal CC
Warramunga
RHB
RAM
Kelea Lovell
22/4/1986
Gapview Works CC
Wiri - QLD
RHB
RAM
Rita Tomlins
2/4/1993
Probuild Rover CC
Arrernte
RHB
RAM
Sheralee Taylor
7/8/1979
Federal CC
Arrernte
RHB
RAM
Laelia Dunn
16/4/1990
Lorrula
RHB
RAM
Coach: Nathan Dodd 0410 697 005
Asst Coach: Nadia Lyons 0428 581 317
Manager: Renee Boardman 0432 513 562
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(08) 8951 8888
MEDICAL CENTRES
Address
Contact
Alice Springs Family Medical Centre
17 Stuart Hwy
(08) 8952 7774
Central Clinic
76 Todd St
(08) 8952 1088
Mall Medical Centre
51 Todd Mall
(08) 8953 0805
Bath St Family Medical Centre
69 Bath St
(08) 8952 2000
PHARMACIES
Address
Contact
Alice Springs Pharmacy
Hartley St
(08) 8952 1554
Northpharm Pharmacy
Todd Mall
(08) 8953 6339
United Discount Chemist
Coles Complex
(08) 8952 4173
Priceline Pharmacy
Alice Plaza
(08) 8953 0089
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Address
Contact
Alice Springs Physiotherapy
3 Traeger Ave
(08) 8952 1666
Red Centre Physiotherapy
17 Larapinta Drive
(08) 8953 8822
DENTISTS
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Alice Springs Dental Surgery
2 Larapinta Drive
(08) 8952 3533
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0437 299 873
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Gap Rd
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Chris Young
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Indoor Cricket Tournament
Traeger Park (Indoor Nets)
From 7.00pm
School’s Division
Yirara College
Starts 9.00am
National Aboriginal & Torres
Strait Islander Cricket Advisory
Committee Meeting
Alice Springs Convention Centre
1.00 - 4.00pm
Central Australia MILO T20 Blast
School’s Cup
Traeger Park
9.00am - 1.00pm
S&T Coaches Forum
Alice Springs Convention Centre
12.00 - 2.00pm
Community Coaches Forum
Alice Springs Convention Centre
4.00 - 6.00pm
Community Club Forum
Alice Springs Convention Centre
6.00 - 8.00pm
Community - Women’s Final
Flynn Park
8.00 - 10.00am
Imparja Cup - Final
Traeger Park
9.00 - 11.30am
Community - Men’s Final
Flynn Park
10.00am - 12.00pm
Imparja Cup & Community
Division Presentations
Traeger Park
12.45pm - 1.45pm
National Indigenous Cricket
Championships - Awards Night
Alice Springs Convention Centre
7.30 - 9.30pm
NICC Women’s T20 Final
Traeger Park
10.00am
NICC Men’s Final
Traeger Park
2.30pm
Mayoral Reception
Tue 9 Feb
Wed 10 Feb
Thu 11 Feb
Sat 13 Feb
Sun 14 Feb
Mon 15 Feb
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