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A fundamental part of the Australian Cricket Pathway, the Cricket Australia Underage Female National Championships have been the largest contributor of talent to the National team since its establishment. Lauren Cheatle played in the ICC WT20 World Cup in India earlier this year at 17 years of age and other stars such as, Jess Jonassen, Ellyse Perry and captain Meg Lanning have all trodden the same path you are about to undertake.

As players, you enter an exciting phase of your sporting journey, I encourage you all to embrace the opportunity by exemplifying the cricketing spirit.

I wish you all the very best over the next seven days and I look forward to witnessing your development into the stars of the future in the seasons to come.

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Welcome 3

Championships Preview 5

Player Feature 6-7

Players to Watch 8-9

ACT/NSW Country 10-11

CA XI 12-13

NSW Metro 14-15

Queensland 16-17

South Australia 18-19

Tasmania 20-21

Victoria 22-23

Western Australia 24-25

Coach Feature 26-27

Umpires 28

Fixtures 30-31

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The competition will be fierce at the 2016-17 Cricket Australia Under 18 Female National Championships, with the best junior talent from across the country competing for the honour of being crowned national champions.

Eight squads will vie for that title in Hobart, in what promises to be a highly entertaining week of cricket.

Victoria won last year’s Championships, defeating New South Wales Metro in the tournament final to break an 11-year streak to claim the Betty Butcher Shield.

Last year’s Player of the Final, Georgia Wareham, returns for the Victorian side,

which will be desperate to defend its crown.

But can they go back-to-back? Or will there be a new winner this time around?

CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEW

ASHLEIGH GARDNER STAR ON THE RISE

female Indigenous squad on their tour to India earlier this year. According to Gardner, leading the squad was as good as it gets.

“It was an awesome experience playing for my country and obviously representing my culture at a high level like that isn't comparable to anything this far.”

The future looks as bright as ever for Gardner, the attacking off-spin bowler preparing for her second season in the Rebel Women’s Big Bash League with the Sydney Sixers with the Governor-General’s XI clash against South Africa in November.

Now at just 19, Gardner has crafted her attacking off-spin bowling to accompany her big hitting and is just one step away from living out her childhood dream.

From Picnic Point in the south-west of Sydney, Sydney Sixers all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner has been a shining

light since taking to the field for Revesby Workers Cricket Club.

ASHLEIGH GARDNER STAR ON THE RISE

Beginning her career in the backyard like so many Australian girls and boys, Gardner made her first NSW school team in Year 5 at the age of 11 and continued to impress as she made her way through the State’s underage sides to eventually be named as captain of NSW’s Under 18 side in 2013.

It wasn’t the success however, that drew her to the game.

“The passion and love I have for the game is why I continue playing it,” said Gardner.

In 2015, Gardner announced herself as a player to watch after finishing as leading run scorer at Cricket Australia’s Under 18 Championships with 199 runs, leading NSW to the title and being named Player of the Championship.

In the same year, Gardner became the first woman to be named Lord’s Taverners Indigenous Player of the Year, whilst also being named Player of the Tournament at the Imparja Cup and making her Women’s National Cricket League debut for the Lendlease NSW Breakers.

At 18, Gardner was soon becoming the player that she had looked up to for so long and was mixing with her idols.

“My idol was actually Andrew Symonds, unfortunately I've never played with him but I've always admired Ellyse Perry on the outlook she has about cricket on and off the field.”

Having already donned the Australian colours for the Commonwealth Bank Shooting Stars’ tours of Sri Lanka and Dubai, Gardner topped off an already-sparkling career with selection in Australia’s first

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RUNS 1677

RUNS 583

DOB: 26/05/1999STATE: VICCLUB TEAM: MORTLAKE CRICKET CLUB /ESSENDON MARIBYRNONG PARK LADIES

Top order batter and right-arm leg-spin bowler who is fantastic in the field, Georgia, was awarded player of the final at last years Championships and was a member of the Melbourne Renegades WBBL squad last year making her debut at the GABBA.

DOB: 18/04/2001STATE: ACT/NSWCLUB TEAM: WAGGA CITY

Rachel is one of the most exciting young talents in Australian cricket. Last year’s U15 Leading Run Scorer of the tournament, Rachel is an aggressive middle order bat and genuine wicket taker with her leg spin bowling. To complete the package, she is athletic in the field with a great throwing arm.

AVERAGE 22.97

AVERAGE 23.32

32 | GEORGIA WAREHAM SPIN BOWLER RIGHT-HAND BAT / LEG-SPIN

07 | RACHEL TRENAMAN ALL-ROUNDER RIGHT-HAND BAT / LEG-SPIN

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RUNS 522

WICKETS 108

HIGHEST SCORE 93

AVERAGE 17.21

DOB: 22/01/2001STATE: QLDCLUB TEAM: MURGON

Renee Irvine a Queenslander that provides variation in that not only is she a left-arm medium pace-bowler but she can also strike the ball a very long way and could be dangerous if gets to bat in the right situation. She loves her cricket and always has a smile on her face which other team mates feed off. Look out for her in the wickets and sixes column!

DOB: 18/02/1999STATE: SACLUB TEAM: STURT

With the ability to spin the ball on any surface O’Neil is a key member of the South Australian U18 outfit. Also demonstrates great skill with the bat and will take on the bowlers in the first 10 overs

05 | RENEE IRVINEALL-ROUNDERRIGHT-HAND BAT / MEDIUM BOWL

01 | ANNIE O’NEIL SPIN BOWLERRIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT


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NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

01 23/09/1998 Right Orthodox Westlawn Cricket Club

Skilful right-hand off-spinner and positive middle order bat. Safe pair of hands and good throwing arm.

02 1/07/1999 Right Medium Coolavin

A gritty middle order batter who can explode upon the bowlers. A handy right-hand medium bowler.

03 12/11/1999 Right Medium Woolgoolga

Good top order bat and developing wicketkeeper.

04 29/08/2000 Right Fast Griffith Coro Cougars

Tall right-arm fast-medium bowler, generates nice bounce. Developing into a hard hitting lower order bat, capable of scoring quick runs. Good hands in field.

05 8/07/1999 Right Medium Scone and Northern Districts

Skilful all-rounder who has the ability to hit the ball hard and straight and bowls medium-pace that can get good bounce. Good pair of hands.

06 27/11/1998 Right None Cowra

Good top/middle order right-hand bat and reliable wicket-keeper. Very good team person.

07 18/04/2001 Right Wrist Wagga City

Very positive developing all-rounder. Aggressive with both bat/ball and athletic in the field with a safe pair of hands.

08 11/09/1999 Right Fast Wagga City

A developing right-hand medium fast-bowler who can get good away swing and bounce. Has the potential to develop her batting and become a bowling all-rounder.

09 21/10/1999 Right Medium Campbelltown-Camden

Very impressive developing top order bat who plays with a lot of time. Reliable keeper with good lateral movement.

10 20/09/1999 Right Wrist Dorrigo

Positive top order batter who has the ability to hit over the top. Bowls consistent leg spin that is predominately top-spin due to her action/release point.

11 22/10/1999 Right Fast Inverell

An opening bowler that is hard to score off, will take many wickets. A strong lower order batter.

12 13/11/2000 Right Medium Dubbo Macquarie

Tall fast-medium bowler, capable of bowling consistently good line and length. Hard hitting middle order bat, good hands and energetic in field.

13 31/03/2001 Right Medium Great Lakes Junior

A very good batter who has improved since leaving the U15 ranks. Will be a force this year.

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BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

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KELLY ROWLINGS

MATILDA LUGG

CLAIRE MURRAY

KIRSTEN SMITH

ALANA RYAN

RACHEL TRENAMAN

ELLIE DALGARNO FIXTER

TAHLIA WILSON

KATELYN BEAUMONT

CLAIRE LENNON

EMMA HUGHES

ANITA HANDONO

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Superstars Rachel Trenaman, Matilda Lugg and Anita Handono will lead this

very strong ACT/NSW Country from the front in Hobart.

Trenaman was the overall leading run scorer for the ACT/NSW Country side in last season’s U15 National

Championships in Hobart and backed it up at the U18 Championships in Canberra finishing fourth overall in the

leading run scorer aggregate. Anita Handono will also be a player to watch after a very strong U15 campaign last season.

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TALENT WATCH

RUNS 2878WICKETS 61 BATTING AVERAGE 39.97

DOB: 21/10/1999STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: CAMPBELLTOWN-CAMDEN

09 | TAHLIA WILSON ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM MEDIUM

DOB: 13/11/2000STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: DUBBO MACQUARIE

12 | EMMA HUGHES ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM FAST-BOWLER


BEST BOWLING 6/19


The CA XI team returns for a second season after a successful induction last summer, and will be looking to experienced players Hannah Darlington, Sophie Van de Heuvel and Annabel Sutherland who all represented the CA XI at the U18 National Championships in Canberra in January.

Annabel Sutherland claimed eight wickets last season and is a proven performer at this level having taken a hat trick at the U15 Championships two seasons ago. The side, selected at the recent Talent Camp at the Bupa National Cricket Centre, is a combination of the best U18 players in the country and is looming as tough team to beat.


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DOB: 12/10/2001STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: PRAHRAN

11 | ANNABEL SUTHERLAND ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM SEAM BOWLER

DOB: 25/01/2002STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: PENRITH

RUNS 2192 RUNS 2277

02 | HANNAH DARLINGTON ALL-ROUNDER


BATTING AVERAGE 23.32 BATTING

AVERAGE 29.57



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01 30/03/2001 Right Orthodox Universities WCC

Top order batter who plays straight and can bat for long periods. Will also be the side’s wicket-keeper throughout the carnival.

02 25/01/2002 Right Medium Penrith

Hard hitting dynamic batter with the ability to read the game and bat to the situation. Also bowls a heavy ball, which troubles most batters. One to watch.

03 9/07/2001 Right Wrist Northern District

A stylish top order batter who can bowl off-spin and wicket-keeper. A very intelligent cricketer and leader on the field.

04 8/02/2001 Right Medium Northerners & Plenty Valley

Dynamic top order batter who has performed strongly for Victoria in U15 cricket. Active in the field and a good leader who understands the game.

05 22/01/2001 Right Medium Murgon

Started playing cricket when she was six in 2007. South Burnett cricket 2011,12,13,14,15. Wide Bay cricket 2011,12,13,14,15. Qld cricket 2012,13,14,15

06 15/06/2002 Right Fast University Womens

Bowls a penetrating line and length asking questions of the batter. Strong throwing arm. Good athlete.

07 2/01/2001 Right Medium Sandgate Gators

Lily is a natural leader having captained Queensland on a couple of occasions so far in her short career.

08 14/11/2001 Right Medium Universities

A consistent bowler with the ability to bowl one side of the wicket, Olivia's batting will also feature strongly in these Championships. One of our best fielders.

09 1/02/2001 Right Wrist Coburg

Attacking leg spinner who performed strongly at last years U15 Championships.

10 15/07/2002 Right Medium St Ives

Won Player of Final playing for NSW City in U15 Country Carnival 2015. Played in CIS team at NSW Secondary Schools Girls Cricket Championship 2015.

11 12/10/2001 Right Medium Prahran Cricket Club

Right-hand top order bat and right-arm seam bowler, captained Victoria at the U15 Championships where she was named Player of the Series.

12 10/12/2000 Left Medium Golden Point & Plenty Valley

Left-hand top order bat and right-arm fast-bowler who has performed strongly for Victoria over the past two seasons.

13 12/05/2001 Right Orthodox Port Fairy & Prahran

Right-arm off-spinner who flights the ball with good control and a handy middle order batter who hits the ball hard.

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HANNAH DARLINGTON

ISABELLE AFARAS

TEAGAN BRETT

RENEE IRVINE

STELLA CAMPBELL

LILLY MILLS

OLIVIA PORTER

ERIKA QUINN

SARAH TURNER

ANNABEL SUTHERLAND

SOPHIE VAN DE HEUVEL

ROSIE WYND

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01 18/01/1999 Right Medium Campbelltown / Camden

A very good wicket-keeper, Hannah has shown that she has the capabilities going further in cricket. Has a very good cricket brain.

02 24/09/1999 Right Fast Bankstown Sports Women's Cricket Association

Performed well last year in U18 Championships and will not let the team down. An exciting prospect who has worked hard over the past year.

03 28/07/1999 Right Medium Campbelltown / Camden

Good developing all-rounder who has the ability to maintain line and lengths with the ball and batting is developing/gaining confidence. Very positive in the field.

04 3/08/1999 Right Medium Sydney

A tall medium fast-bowler who will cause problems with the ball. A good outfielder who covers the ground quickly.

05 30/08/2000 Right Wrist Bankstown

Exciting batter and fielder will win games for Metropolitan team. Very strong character.

06 9/11/1998 Right Medium North Coast

Already identified as a future higher level player, her bowling is an added string to her already strong bow.

07 20/10/1999 Right Wrist Campbelltown / Camden

Yardley is a good spinner and will be difficult for all batters over the eight days. A handy batter who can finish off an inning for the team.

08 7/09/1998 Right Medium Sydney

Hard hitting top order bat with the ability to tear attacks apart. Will contribute with the ball in each game.

09 23/02/2000 Right Orthodox Gordon

Saskia has already been recognised for her bowling ability and will show her ability with the bat. Our true all-rounder.

10 11/08/2000 Right Orthodox Bankstown

Kate Barry from Bankstown Cricket Club in the second year in the U18 Metro team and will bat middle order. Right-hand bat.

11 17/09/1999 Right Wrist Penrith

Ash is a top order batter and will add to our already handy batting line up. Bowls off-spin with turn and bounce, she will test even the best batters.

12 2/01/1999 Right Wrist Gordon

Constructs her inning well and can be a closer when chasing big scores. A very good fielder.

13 31/10/1998 Left Orthodox Campbelltwon / Camden

An experienced top order batter with the skills to be a dominant force during the tournament. A very exciting spin bowler who takes wickets regularly.

COACH: Steve Jenkin TEAM MANAGER / ASSISTANT COACH: Michelle Goszko

PHYSIO: Nirm Thanabalasingam

HANNAH TRETHEWY

PRUDENCE ROEBUCK

SOPHIE HEATH

CHLOE SAUNDERS

MADELINE PENNA

CARLY LEESON

YARDLEY POLSEN

SYNETTA MANNS

SASKIA HORLEY

KATE BARRY

ASHLEY DAY

ISABELLA FITZGIBBON

CLARA IEMMA


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Always a very strong side, the NSW Metro team will be a side

to watch. The runners up from last season’s campaign will be aiming to go one better in Hobart this season.

A number of experienced players return to this outfit. Players to watch include all-rounder Saskia

Horley, top order batter Ashley Day and Carly Leeson.


TALENT WATCH

RUNS 1905 WICKETS 179 BOWLING AVERAGE 13.6

DOB: 9/11/1998STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: NORTH COAST

06 | CARLY LEESON ALL-ROUNDER


DOB: 04/12/2000STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: NORTHERN SUBURBS

01 | HANNAH TRETHEWY WICKETKEEPER


BATTING AVERAGE 21.65



DOB: 27/04/2001 STATE: QLD CLUB TEAM: MURGON

03 | COURTNEY SIPPEL RIGHT-ARM PACE-BOWLER

DOB: 1/11/1999STATE: QLD CLUB TEAM: GOLD COAST DOLPHINS

01 | CARLY FULLER ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / FAST-BOWLER

RUNS 1690 WICKETS 44

TALENT WATCH

HIGHEST SCORE 151 BEST

BOWLING 4/5

Star players Courtney Sippel, Carly Fuller and Kristen Davey are some names to watch out for this season for the team from the sunshine state.

Queensland finished 6th in the U18 championships last January and are well suited to improve on that result under the guidance of Pete McGiffin. Look for the Queenslanders to be pushing for the final at the business end of the competition.


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01 1/11/1999 Right Right Gold Coast Dolphins

A genuine all-rounder, Carly can quickly turn a game either with her powerful hitting or aggressive pace bowling. A strong arm in the field is also a feature of her game.

02 24/06/2002 Right Right Sandgate Redcliffe

An all-rounder with a full range of shots and an ability to swing the ball at pace.

03 27/04/2001 Left Right Murgon

Right-arm pace-bowler and left-hand middle order bat. Athletic fielder with safe hands and a strong arm.

04 3/07/2000 Right Right Western Suburbs DCC

Right-hand opening bat. Loves to hit through the line of the ball and use her fast hands.

05 4/02/2001 Right Right Sandgate Redcliffe

All-rounder with the potential to punish the bad balls. Right-arm medium bowler with consistent line and length.

07 21/01/2000 Right Right Wests, Brisbane

Wicket-keeper / batter who can punish bad bowling. Soft hands and sharp reflexes up at the stumps.

08 8/06/1999 Right Right Gold Coast Dolphins

Leg-spinning all-rounder with an ability to build pressure in the middle overs. Flexible wrists allow her to hit to all areas when under pressure.


Athletic all-rounder who can score quick runs and build dot ball pressure. Strong throwing arm with deadly accuracy. Loves the contest.


Middle order bat who can rotate the strike on both sides of the wicket. Excellent infielder with speed and agility.

13 15/06/2000 Right Right Western Suburbs

An all-rounder with class and skill. Powerful batter and menacing pace-bowler. Strong arm and sharp reflexes with excellent game sense.

14 25/06/2000 Right Right Wests, Brisbane

Offspinner with all the tricks. Equally as happy opening the bowling or cleaning up the tailend. Able to build pressure with dot balls and a solid lower order bat.

16 26/07/1999 Right Right Cavaliers

Middle order bat who can punish bad bowling. Right-arm medium bowler who can hit the top of off stump with consistency.

18 18/09/1998 Right Right Valley DCC

Top order bat with patience. Respects the good balls but will put away the bad ones.



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CARLY FULLER

KIRSTEN DAVEY

COURTNEY SIPPEL

LUCINDA JENSEN

SARAH LOCKHART

JOSEPHINE DOOLEY

TARA WHEELER

ANNIE WIKMAN

ELLA WHISH

MAGGIE MURPHY

ASHLEIGH SIMS

ELLA WYVILL

ZELDINE BARNARD

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COACH: James Treagus TEAM MANAGER / ASSISTANT COACH: Emma Sampson

PHYSIO: Ben Onorio

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01 18/02/1999 Right Right Sturt

With the ability to spin the ball on any surface Annie is a key member of the SA U18 outfit. Also demonstrates great skill with the bat.

02 3/08/1999 Right Right West Torrens

A lively right-arm pace-bowler in the mould of Shaun Tait. Ellen has been a part of the national U18 program in previous seasons.


A promising all-rounder who was identified by CA through her performances with bat and ball during this years U15 National Championships.


A hard hitting right-hand batter is also one of two wicket-keepers in the squad. Expect the Port Broughton product to get the team off to a flying start.

05 15/02/1999 Right Right Kensington

A solid opening batter who has represented SA in all youth pathway teams.

06 13/11/2000 Right Right Northern Districts

A very promising player who will play an important role at the top of the order for SA. Offers an option with the ball too, bowling right-arm medium pace.


A talented all-rounder who has dominated U18 fitness testing this season. Will provide great depth to the bowling stocks.


Caitlin is a clean striker of the ball, batting in the middle order. She will play an important role in the line up and also bowls handy right-arm medium pace.


Right-arm off-spinner provides SA with plenty of spin options. Represented SA at the U15's, and plays in her first U18 carnival.


A right-arm off-spinner and hard hitting batter who has excelled in Scorpions City v Country matches.


A strong right-arm bowler who bowls with good pace, Sophie has also been a member of the SA Under 15 team.


From Kangaroo Island Rachel is promising keeper / batter who also represented SA in the U15 Championships in 2015/16.


One of three legspinners in the U18 squad, Armstrong has great skill with both bat and ball.

ANNIE O'NEIL

ELLEN FALCONER

EMMA DE BROUGHE

TAIT MACKRILL

ELIZA DODDRIDGE

KATIE ROWE

SHARNI TANSELL

CAITLIN EDMUNDS

SARAH FERRIS

SHAE DALY

SOPHIE ROBERTS

RACHEL CHURCH

KELLY ARMSTRONG

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DOB: 3/08/1999STATE: SA CLUB TEAM: WEST TORRENS

02 | ELLEN FALCONER ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-ARM PACE BOWL / RIGHT-HAND BAT

DOB: 15/11/1999 STATE: SA CLUB TEAM: KENSINGTON

10 | SHAE DALY RIGHT-ARM OFF-SPIN

TALENT WATCH

WICKETS 212 WICKETS 88BEST BOWLING 6/41 BEST

BOWLING 4/14

Finishing in the top four will be every reason for the South

Australian’s to go a few positions better this year. The experienced

off-spinner Shae Daly will be looking to cause teams havoc throughout all

matches to ensure her team will chase down whatever total is set.

Ellen Falconer will be looking to cause trouble early in matches, with her lively right-arm medium-pace. While

the experience of Eliza Doddridge will be vital at the top of the order if they are to charge towards finals.



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TALENT WATCH

WICKETS 77 AVERAGE 31.00DOB: 30/11/1999STATE: TAS CLUB TEAM: SOUTH LAUNCESTON

07 | COURTNEY WEBB ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM MEDIUM BOWLER

DOB: 28/01/2000STATE: TAS CLUB TEAM: LATROBE

03 | ZOE LOWRY BATTER

RIGHT-HAND BAT

BEST BOWLING 6/24 RUNS 2325

Silky batter Courtney Webb will be looking to dominate from the get go for the host state. Tasmania finished in 5th position with three victories last season and have the squad to challenge many of the teams competing for the title of National Champions.

Emma Manix-Geeves has excellent cricket awareness and is an excellent wicket-keeper/batter. On the bowling front, look for Zoe Lowry’s big leg spinners to turn games in her team’s favour.



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01 13/09/2000 Right Left Kingborough District

Accurate left-arm bowler with good game awareness. Good top order batter and an excellent runner between wickets.

02 29/10/2000 Right Right South Launceston

Medium pace-bowler with good awareness in the field. Handy middle to lower order batter.

03 28/01/2000 Right Right Latrobe

Talented legspinner from the North-West Coast. Good middle order batter and excellent fielder.

04 12/08/2000 Right Right Riverside

Talented middle to higher order batter who will also wicket-keeper.

05 25/09/1998 Right Right Clarence

Talented right-arm bowler who can bat anywhere in the order.

06 3/03/2001 Right Right Riverside Cricket Club

Good outswing bowler. Handy batter in the middle to low order. Very strong throwing arm.

07 30/11/1999 Right Right South Launceston

Middle to top order batter, excellent fielder and handy medium-paced bowler.


Talented medium-paced bowler who hits the wicket hard. Good hands in the field and handy lower order batter.

09 16/06/1999 Right Right New Town

Solid top to middle order batter and handy outswing medium pacer.

11 18/10/1998 Right Right Kingborough

Promising right-hand leg-spinner. A keen fielder with good hands. Handy lower order batter.

12 19/10/1998 Right Right Kingborough

A medium fast-bowler with good control. Strong, accurate arm in the field. Batting has improved immensely.


Middle to lower order batter. Excellent awareness in the field. Handy medium-pace bowler.

18 26/10/1999 Right Right South Hobart sandy Bay

Right-arm off-spinner with excellent hands. Solid middle to lower order batter.


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MEG RADFORD

ZOE LOWRY

EMMA MANIX-GEEVES

OLIVIA MCDONALD

SOPHIE PARKIN

COURTNEY WEBB

ESTHER MAGOR

EMILY MOLNAR

LAUREN HAY

ALICE KELLY

ZOE SHARMAN

LAURA NEWELL

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04 17/06/2000 Right Medium Dandenong

A member of the Victorian team last season, has continued to develop strongly into a quality top order batter and wicket-keeper, great leader and team person.

05 8/10/2000 Right Medium Box Hill

Been a regular amongst Victorian U15s over the past three seasons and should transition nicely into U18 cricket. Accurate and reliable medium pace-bowler.

07 27/10/1998 Right Fast Plenty Valley

Explosive right-arm fast-bowler who genuinely swings the ball. Handy middle order batter and exceptional fielder.

10 30/09/1998 Right Right Melbourne

Explosive top order batter who has represented Victoria at youth level and Vic Country at last years Australian Country Championships.

11 28/07/2000 Right Medium Gisborne

Tall, athletic right-arm medium-fast bowler and developing right-hand batter.

12 18/10/1999 Right Orthodox Box Hill

Multi dimensional player, right-hand opening batter and wicket-keeper, who can also bowl some useful left-arm orthodox or right-arm medium-pace.

14 4/05/2000 Right Fast Melbourne

Developing right-arm fast-bowler who genuinely swings the ball.

17 27/10/2000 Right Medium Melbourne

Middle order batter who has developed strongly in last 12 months after a solid carnival for Victoria in U15s in Hobart Last year. Active and reliable in the field.

22 22/09/1999 Right Medium New City

Accurate and reliable medium-pacer who has previously represented Victoria at U15 level.

29 31/07/2000 Right Medium Box Hill

Dynamic all round cricketer who hits the ball hard, has been a regular Australian Indoor cricket representative over the last few seasons.

32 26/05/1999 Right Wrist Mortlake /Essendon Maribyrnong Park Ladies

Melbourne Renegades all-rounder has been selected in Team of Championships the past four seasons. Right-hand top order batter and accurate right-arm leg-spinner.

37 16/06/1999 Right Fast Essendon Maribyrnong Womens

Much improved player who bowls lively right-arm medium-pace, has been a regular member of Australian Indoor cricket teams at underage level.

44 22/09/1999 Right Fast Rutherglen United

Exciting all-rounder who has previously represented Victoria at U15 level.


COACH: Duncan Harrison TEAM MANAGER / ASSISTANT COACH: David Drew

PHYSIO: Gordon Pritchard

NICOLE FALTUM

BELLA GIETZMANN

TAYLA VLAEMINCK

AMY YATES

GEORGIA KERR

ZOE GRIFFITHS

JORDAN WATSON

ALANA D'AQUINO

MADDISON BAIRD

IZZY WEBER

GEORGIA WAREHAM

CHLOE RAFFERTY

TAHLIA SIMPSON

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DOB: 30/09/1998STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: MELBOURNE CRICKET CLUB

10 | AMY YATES BATTER

RIGHT-HAND BAT

DOB: 27/10/1998 STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: PLENTY VALLEY

07 | TAYLA VLAEMINCK ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM FAST


The reigning champions from Victoria will be the team to beat

this season. WBBL contracted players Georgia Wareham and Taylor Vlaeminck

return for the big V this season as they look to go back-to-back.

Coach Duncan Harrison again takes the reigns of this talented outfit that will be well suited to

the conditions in Hobart.


TALENT WATCH

BEST BOWLING 4/15WICKETS 54 HIGH

SCORE 100RUNS 2366


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Finishing in 8th place last season, the Western Australian outfit will no-doubt be determined to move on up the rankings this season and press for a place in the top four.

The West Aussie’s will be looking to captain Niamh Walsh to lead from the front. Walsh will be ably supported by Rebecca West, who is a hard hitting batter and Ashlee King the fast-bowler who will look to hit the wicket hard.


TALENT WATCH

RUNS 1578 BOWLING AVERAGE 13.37BATTING

AVERAGE 23.91 BEST BOWLING 3/20

DOB: 1/09/2000STATE: WA CLUB TEAM: MELVILLE

14 | ASHLEE KING BOWLER

RIGHT-ARM PACE-BOWLER

DOB: 2/05/2000STATE: WA CLUB TEAM: MELVILLE

27 | REBECCA WEST BATTER

RIGHT-HAND BAT




14 1/09/2000 Right Right Melville

Right-arm pace-bowler who is capable of hitting the bat hard and a right-hand lower order batter.


Captain of the side. An all-round cricketer who bats in the middle order and bowls probing medium pace. Outstanding fielder and great leader.

16 23/12/1998 Right Right Subiaco Floreat District / Wembley

Experienced member of the side. Jess is a capable middle order right-handed batter and an accurate right-arm medium pace-bowler.

17 30/07/2000 Right Right South Perth District

Sarah is a right-arm medium pace-bowler and right-arm lower order batter. Relatively new to the talent pathway, Sarah has worked hard and plays with a smile.

20 9/12/1998 Right Right South Perth

All-rounder, bats, bowls and keeps, best with the bat.

212/07/2001 Right Right Melville

Georgie is an U15 graduate from last season's state side where she won the Fielding Award at the U15 Championships. Georgie is a capable right-handed top / middle order batter as well as a developing wicketkeeper.

22 6/03/2001 Right Right South Perth District / South Perth Junior

Emma was captain of last season's state u15 team. Emma is a right-arm medium-pace bowler and handy right-hand lower order batter.


Right-arm swing bowler who attacks the batters as well as a very capable right-hand middle to lower order batter. Solid outfielder with a good arm.

24 29/10/1999 Right Right South Perth

Gemma is right-handed top order batter who is capable of occupying the crease. Gemma is also a handy right-arm slow medium bowler.

25 9/03/2000 Left Right Yobs Cricket Club / South Perth

Left-hand top order batter and capable right-arm medium-pace bowler. Enthusiastic fielder with a strong arm who can also keep wicket. True all-rounder.

26 13/02/1999 Right Right Subiaco Floreat

Lauren is a right-handed top order batter capable of batting for long periods of time as well as bowling brisk right-handed medium-pace.


Hard hitting right-hand top order batter, and solid infielder. Can also bowl right-handed off-spin.

28 29/07/2000 Right Right Midland-Guildford District

Right-arm new ball / 1st change bowler who attacks the stumps and swings the ball. Agile and effective outfielder and solid middle to lower order batter.


ASHLEE KING

NIAMH WALSH

JESS EMERY

SARAH PATMAN

CAITLIN CROCETTA

GEORGIE IRELAND

EMMA MEULEMAN

GEORGIE MIDDLETON

GEMMA CASSIDY

CHLOE WAIN

LAUREN NICHOLSON

REBECCA WEST

SHELDYN COOPER

WESTERN AUSTRALIA@WACA

COACH: Orazio Santalucia TEAM MANAGER / ASSISTANT COACH: Michael Russell PHYSIO: Amanda Weiner

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IT’S ALL ABOUT THE LOVE OF THE GAME

It’s all about the love of the game

- that will be the key message delivered from

West Australian coach Orazio Santalucia to his

chargers in Hobart ahead of this season’s Cricket Australia

Under 18 National Championships. As he prepares for his second stint in

charge of the Western Australian team, his passion for coaching and teaching our great game really shines through. He is the consummate professional when it comes to the coaching of talented athletes.

“KEEP UP A HUNGER TO LEARN AND TAKE EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME A BETTER COACH.”

“KEEP UP A HUNGER TO LEARN AND TAKE EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO BECOME A BETTER COACH.”

Orazio Santalucia

After playing cricket in different parts of the world, Santalucia was a top order batter and leg-spin bowler in his playing days.

“I was fortunate to play cricket in different parts of the world. Here in Australia I played a majority of my cricket at Sub District level in Melbourne with Preston Cricket Club. In the UK I played Premier League level in the various areas I lived and worked, said Santalucia”

Following his playing days, it became apparent that he had a passion for coaching as he obtained his Level I coaching accreditation in 1996 and began some holiday clinic work.

“From here I travelled to the UK and really increased my coaching education as begun to coach in schools, at club level and representative level for a number of years in different environments.

“I was also fortunate to gain ECB coaching awards up to Level III. I worked in Belfast (Northern Ireland), Edinburgh (Scotland), Gloucestershire and my final position in the UK was as the Manager and Head Coach of the Isle of Wight Cricket Academy which was an exciting role,” Santalucia recalls.

Upon his return to Australia, Santalucia took up an opportunity to coach in

different parts of country Victoria and New South Wales before obtaining a coveted Regional Cricket Manager role with the WACA.

In July 2015, Santalucia moved into the role of Development Coach – Female programs.

“Here I took on the State U15 and U18 coaching roles as well as working with the Western Fury and Perth Scorchers in the Rebel WBBL. Along the way I have also completed my CA Level III coaching accreditation.”

When quizzed about his coaching role models, he doesn’t have to look too far.

“There were some really fantastic people in the UK that I learned a lot from as a young coach, but if I was going to narrow the list down then one person who stood out for me was Andy Stovold at Gloucestershire County Cricket Club.”

“Here at the WACA I am extremely fortunate to be surrounded by some amazing coaches such as Justin Langer, Lisa Keightly and Geoff Marsh just to name a few, who I regularly chat to and observe to continually learn”.

Santalucia is a big believer in passing on his enthusiasm for whomever he is lucky enough to coach.

“Keep up a hunger to learn and take every opportunity to become a better coach. Build relationships and get to know as much as you can about the person you are coaching, and finally, always bring your coaching back to the game, ask yourself how your sessions will make the players better at playing the game, keep it simple.”

His approach to the Championships will be to make sure the all his players know what a great learning environment they are being exposed to.

“What better opportunity can you get as a player to measure your development than where the best players in your peer group are together in one place?”

“I try to create a calm environment where we try to set some small, simple individual and team goals for the team to work toward and believe in teaching and working through processes rather than necessarily playing to win at all costs.

“I am keen to develop future Western Fury and Southern Stars players.”

“I also try to pick up information on current trends and standards which help us to progress our own programs here in WA.”

Having begun her umpiring journey with a season of junior cricket, Ashlee Kovalevs is now in her fifth season of umpiring. Hailing from Perth, Kovalevs has been selected to attend her fourth consecutive Cricket Australia Under 18 National Championships. This will be her first time umpiring in Hobart and after making her Women’s National Cricket League debut (WNCL) at the WACA earlier this season, she is really looking forward to the challenge of Umpiring in Hobart.

WHAT DO YOU ENJOY MOST ABOUT UMPIRING? “I enjoy being part of the game, certainly there is no better view. While

I haven’t played cricket myself my Dad and brothers have always been involved. Through them my interest in the sport grew.”

WHO ARE YOUR UMPIRING ROLE MODELS?“I certainly thank my Dad for getting me involved initially. Standing with him in my first game helped my confidence develop. Since then I have had many great umpires around me who have provided feedback and support. I have been especially fortunate to have been partnered with two mentors – Nathan Johnstone and Claire Polosak, who have both given me heaps of encouragement and helped build my capacity as an umpire.”

WHAT’S THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF CRICKET YOU HAVE UMPIRED?“I recently debuted in the WNCL, officiating a game between ACT and Victoria at the WACA.”

WHAT ADVICE WOULD YOU GIVE TO ASPIRING UMPIRES?“Take every opportunity that comes your way. Observe, listen to and learn from other umpires.”

The National Championships provide a challenging environment for umpires, who are tested by travelling to a new city; standing in matches with new partners and managing unfamiliar teams at foreign venues.

Each state and territory nominates a preferred candidate to attend the Championship. The Cricket Australia Umpire Educator and the CA Umpire Coach then appoint the umpires for the championship. The CA Umpire Coach and Umpire Educator attend the Championships to observe and provide assessments and feedback for each of the individuals to help the umpires on their journeys in the umpiring pathway.

On ‘rest’ days, the umpiring group will attend education and training sessions to assist their continual development on and off field.

CHAMPIONSHIP UMPIRES• Claire Polosak (following

her completion of WODI commitments) NSW

• Ashlee Kovalevs WA

• Margaret Marshall ACT• Deanne Young ACT• Jillian Shephard QLD

• Greg Azzopardi VIC• Darren Foster NSW• Muhammad Quereshi TAS

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2015/2016 CHAMPIONSHIPS REVIEW

In the tournement’s most recent edition, Victoria won the title to end New South Wales 11 year winning streak.

Georgia Wareham took a vital 3/31 and was able to guide the Victorians home with bat with a compelling 40 runs.

NSW Metropolitan batted first, compiling 10-124 being bowled out in the 39.3 overs.

Wareham was able to pick up the key wickets of Day, Edgar and Leeson to ensure that Victoria had the upper hand going in to chase.

Victoria was comprehensive with all five batters getting starts to ensure their first title since

2000/01 was never in doubt.

2015/2016 AWARDSSpirit of Cricket Award: South Australia

Player of the Championships: Sophie Molineux (20 votes)

Leading Wicket Taker: Georgia Wareham (16)

Leading Run Scorer: Sophie Molineux (375 runs)

Most Dismissals by a Fielder: Courney Webb (11 dismissals)

Player of the Final: Georgia Wareham

2015/2016 TEAM OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPSTahlia WilsonCarly LeesonMikayla HinkleyClara IemmaNaomi McDonaldTabatha SavilleMakinley BlowsSophie MolineauxAmy EdgarHaylee HoffmeisterBelinda Vakerwa

Georgia PrestwidgeEllen FalconerTayla VlaminckHayleigh BrennanAmy RiddellRachel TrenamanSaskia HorleyShae DalyGeorgia WarehamHannah TrethewayJosephine Dooley

2015/2016 FINAL STANDINGSVictoria

NSW Metro

ACT / NSW Country

South Australia

Tasmania

Queensland

CA XI

Western Australia

UNDER18 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WEDNESDAY 23 NOVEMBER - TUESDAY 29 NOVEMBER, 2016

HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUEROUND 1 (50 OVER MATCHES) - WED, 23 NOVEMBER 2016 - 10:00AM

Victoria v South Australia New Town Oval

ACT/NSW Country v NSW Metro Queenborough Oval

Tasmania v Western Australia Kingston Twin Ovals

Queensland v CA XI Lindisfarne Oval

ROUND 2 (50 OVER MATCHES) - THU, 24 NOVEMBER 2016 - 10:00AMNSW Metro v Victoria TCA Ground

South Australia v ACT/NSW Country KGV Oval

Western Australia v Queensland University Oval

CA XI v Tasmania Kangaroo Bay Oval

ROUND 3 (T20 MATCHES) - FRI (MORNING), 25 NOVEMBER 2016 - 10:00AMVictoria v Western Australia Gunn Oval

NSW Metro v CA XI Ferguson Park

ACT/NSW Country v Queensland New Town Oval

South Australia v Tasmania Lindisfarne Oval

ROUND 4 (T20 MATCHES) - FRI (AFTERNOON), 25 NOVEMBER 2016 - 2:30PMWestern Australia v South Australia Gunn Oval

Tasmania v ACT/NSW Country Lindisfarne Oval

CA XI v Victoria Ferguson Park

Queensland v NSW Metro New Town Oval

REST DAY - SAT, 26 NOVEMBER 2016ROUND 5 (T20 MATCHES) - SUN (MORNING), 27 NOVEMBER 2016 - 10:00AM

Queensland v South Australia Queenborough Oval

Victoria v Tasmania TCA Ground

ACT/NSW Country v CA XI Gunn Oval

Western Australia v NSW Metro Ferguson Park

ROUND 6 (T20 MATCHES) - SUN (AFTERNOON), 27 NOVEMBER 2016 - 2:30PMNSW Metro v Tasmania TCA Ground

Queensland v Victoria Queenborough Oval

South Australia v CA XI Gunn Oval

ACT/NSW Country v Western Australia Ferguson Park

ROUND 7 (50 OVER MATCHES) - MON, 28 NOVEMBER 2016 - 10:00AMVictoria v ACT/NSW Country Kangaroo Bay Oval

NSW Metro v South Australia University Oval

Tasmania v Queensland KGV Oval

CA XI v Western Australia Queenborough Oval

FINALS - TUE, 29 NOVEMBER 2016 - 10:00AM

PRESENTATION - TUE, 29 NOVEMBER 2016

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