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LAUREN CHEATLE PATHWAY

09–10 ILLAWARRA CRICKET CLUB

11–12 / 14–15 NSW UNDER 15

14–15 NSW WNCL NSW UNDER 18

15–16REBEL WBBL|01 – SYDNEY THUNDER

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2016/17 CANBERRA

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A fundamental part of the Australian Cricket Pathway, the Cricket Australia Under 15 Female National Championships have been the largest contributor of talent to the National team since its establishment. Lauren Cheatle played in the WT20 World Cup in India last 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 7 days and I look forward to witnessing your development into the stars of the future in the seasons to come.

SHAWN FLEGLER FEMALE HIGH PERFORMANCE MANAGER

WELCOME Welcome 3

Pathways Feature 4-5

ACT/NSW Country 6-7

NSW Metro 8-9

Queensland 10-11

South Australia 12-13

Tasmania 14-15

Victoria Country 16-17

Victoria Metro 18-19

Western Australia 20-21

Coach Feature 23

Umpires 24

Fixture 27

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At just 15 years of age, Amanda-Jade Wellington became the youngest ever player to represent South Australia in a senior match. Wind the clock forward four years and she’s now mixing with her idols having made her One-Day International debut for Australia in front of family and friends against South Africa in November.

Developing her skills as a youngster with her brother at Smithfield Cricket Club, cricket was always a big part of the Wellington family.

“Growing up, cricket was a part of the family, back yard cricket, indoor cricket, outdoor cricket, state and then nationally, cricket always reminded me of my family,” said Wellington.

Wellington’s skills with both bat and ball didn’t go unnoticed and she soon found herself in her first representative team at the age of 10.

“At that age I didn’t even know women’s cricket was a thing, I was just hitting the ball on Tea Tree Gully oval while my brother had training and then someone approached me and told me I should go try out with the SAPSASA team.”

Her progress continued at a rapid rate, competing at her first Under 15 National Championship well before her 13th birthday and being named Player of the Championship in 2011–12.

At 15, Wellington played her first match for match for South Australia’s senior side and in the same summer, came agonisingly close to breaking fellow Scorpion and Adelaide Striker Sarah Coyte’s (7–17) record bowling figures with 7–20 at the Cricket Australia Under 18 National Championships.

“Cricket for me has always been enjoyable, I love cricket and can’t get enough, I could sit down all day watching cricket doesn’t matter if it’s T20 Blast or the South Australian Redbacks - whatever cricket is on I’ll go and watch!”

A cricket fanatic, Wellington soon found her idol in fellow South Australian and Australian all-rounder Shelley Nitschke.

“As a young spinner I always worked closely and looked up to her, she is very professional on and off the field.”

Wellington proved she was a star still on the rise on New Year’s Eve last year when, playing alongside Nitschke, she bamboozled the Perth Scorchers, snaring three wickets to help the Adelaide Strikers claim victory.

Following a string of impressive performances for the Commonwealth Bank Shooting Stars (women’s Australia ‘A’) and yet another stellar season with South Australia, Wellington was called up to the national team in November to live out her childhood dream – taking a wicket with her first ball.

“Making my debut for the Southern Stars was amazing and really special, especially because it was in front of my family and my partner.”

Having reached a level so many can only dream about, Wellington’s aspirations are pretty simple.

“To maintain my spot in the Australia squad as well as learning things about my own game throughout my career but more importantly, going out of my way to help the next generation of cricketers.”

UNDER 15 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 2016/17 | CRICKET AUSTRALIA

Reigning champions ACT/NSW Country come into this season’s edition of the Cricket Australia Under 15 National Championships with a home ground advantage.

Expect plenty of highlights from the bats of Dahlia Glennie and Sarah Young in a side that will be coached by Steve Davies and Luke Knight.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT US AT NATIONALCHAMPS.COM.AU

TALENT WATCH

BOWLING AVERAGE 14.48 BEST

BOWLING 4/7DOB: 28/09/2001STATE: ACT/NSW CLUB TEAM: WESTERN DISTRICT/UC

BATTING AVERAGE 16.64

06 | DAHLIA GLENNIE BATTER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM ORTHODOX

DOB: 11/04/2002STATE: ACT/NSW CLUB TEAM: COROWA

01 | GABRIELLE SUTCLIFFE BOWLER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM MEDIUM

RUN 1098

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NAME SKILL DOB BATTING BOWLING CURRENT CLUB

01 11/04/2002 Right Medium Corowa

02 19/04/2003 Right Fast Port Macquarie Junior

03 19/04/2002 Right Medium Dapto

04 24/08/2002 Right Medium Penrith/Tamworth

05 14/12/2003 Right Fast Newcastle city / Northern Districts

06 28/09/2001 Left Orthodox —

07 24/08/2003 Left Fast Warnervale Wildcats

08 18/03/2002 Left Medium Lisarow Junior

09 6/04/2002 Right Fast Ballina

10 1/11/2001 Left Wrist Newcastle City / Northern Districts

11 19/12/2001 Right Fast Wollongong

12 3/05/2003 Right Fast Bective-East

13 2/01/2003 Right Orthodox —

GABRIELLE SUTCLIFFE

HANNAH FAUX

SARAH YOUNG

LARA GRAHAM

CLARE WEBBER

DAHLIA GLENNIE

HANNAH GREEN

ALISHA BATES

OLIVIA OSBORNE

ABBEY TAYLOR

DHARMINI CHAUHAN

JESSICA DAVIDSON

GRACE DIGNAM

COACH: Steve Davies TEAM MANAGER / ASSISTANT COACH: Luke Knight PHYSIO: Elyse Potter

BATTING WICKETKEEPER BOWLING TALENT WATCH

@CRICKETACTACT/NSW COUNTRY


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@CRICKETNSWNEW SOUTH WALES METROPOLITAN

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01 25/05/2002 Right Wrist Parramatta

02 18/08/2003 Right Fast Parramatta

03 25/01/2002 Right Medium Penrith

04 30/10/2002 Right Fast Bankstown

05 7/01/2002 Right Fast Camden

06 14/11/2001 Right Medium University

07 16/08/2003 Right Medium Northern Districts

08 16/04/2002 Right Medium Northern Districts

09 15/07/2002 Right Medium St Ives

10 7/03/2002 Right Medium Parramatta

11 13/11/2003 Right Wrist Bermagui

12 21/10/2002 Right Medium Sydney

13 15/06/2002 Right Fast University

COACH: Mark McInnes TEAM MANAGER / ASSISTANT COACH: Sarah Andews

ISABELLA MALGIOGLIO

HAYLEY SILVER- HOLMES

HANNAH DARLINGTON

ANGELINA GENFORD

STEPHANIE ELLSMORE

OLIVIA PORTER

SHIVANI MEHTA

NIAMH BULLEN

SARAH TURNER

ELISE NOBLE

JADE ALLEN

GRACE THOMAS

STELLA CAMPBELL


https://twitter.com/CricketNSW

TALENT WATCH

RUNS 2355 BEST BOWLING 5/19

DOB: 14/11/2001STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: UNIVERSITIES

06 | OLIVIA PORTER ALL-ROUNDER


DOB: 15/07/2002STATE: NSW CLUB TEAM: ST IVES

09 | SARAH TURNER ALL-ROUNDER


BEST BOWLING 3/3HIGH

SCORE 104


Known for their strong performances at the underage level, the NSW Metro team will

again be one of the sides to watch.

After a fourth-placed finish last year, NSW Metro will be looking to put on an improved performance in

Canberra, with a number of experienced players featuring for the second consecutive season. Players to watch include

all-rounder Hannah Darlington, Sarah Turner and Olivia Porter.



Last season’s runners up Queensland welcome back experienced players Charli Knott and Kirsten Davey as they set out to go one better under the leadership of Peter McGiffin and Jude Coleman.

Players to watch include fast bowler Emily Vallance and wicket-keeping all-rounder Jessica Bradley.


WICKETS 54 RUNS 765

TALENT WATCH

BATTING AVERAGE 18.21BOWLING

AVERAGE 13.57DOB: 13/09/2001 STATE: QLD CLUB TEAM: VALLEY

15 | JESSICA BRADLEY WICKET-KEEPER

RIGHT-HAND BAT

DOB: 24/06/2002STATE: QLD CLUB TEAM: SANDGATE REDCLIFFE

10 | KIRSTEN DAVEY ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT-ARM FAST

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COACH: Jude Coleman ASSISTANT COACH: Peter McGiffin


QUEENSLAND@QLDCRICKET


02 1/12/2001 Left Medium University Toowoomba

03 16/10/2001 Right Medium Mackay

04 29/11/2002 Right Medium Valley

05 5/05/2003 Right Medium Sandgate - Redcliffe

06 28/12/2001 Right Fast Southern Districts

07 30/04/2002 Right Medium Wynnum Manly

08 — 25/11/2002 Right Medium —

10 24/06/2002 Right Fast Sandgate Redcliffe

11 14/02/2002 Right Medium Redlands

12 28/02/2003 Right Medium Ipswich Logan

13 14/09/2001 Right Fast Sunshine Coast

14 18/12/2001 Right Fast Ormeau

15 13/09/2001 Right — Valley

EMMA JACKSON

GEORGIA WRIGHT

CHARLI KNOTT

CAITLIN MAIR

IMOGENE FISK-WALSH

ELIZA BARNETT

RUBY STRANGE

KIRSTEN DAVEY

KATE MCDONALD

RUTH JOHNSTON

EMILY VALLANCE

SARAH GROVE

JESSICA BRADLEY


https://twitter.com/qldcricket

COACH: Manning McInerney ASSISTANT COACH: Angela Lee


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01 22/01/2003 Right Medium Northern District

02 7/03/2003 Right Fast Northern Districts

03 10/09/2002 Right Medium —


05 17/07/2003 Right Orthodox West Torrens District

06 22/05/2003 Right Medium Glenelg District

07 17/11/2003 Right Medium Southern Districts

08 3/04/2002 Left Medium —

09 26/04/2003 Right Medium Sturt District


11 29/09/2009 Right Fast West Torrens

12 27/01/2003 Right Orthodox Port Adelaide District

13 20/09/2001 Right Fast Kensington

STEPHANIE BEAZLEIGH

DARCIE BROWN

JESSICA CUFONE

NIKKE GROSSSER

TAMSIN JONES

MIKAYLA MARK

ELLA WILSON

AMBER CLOUGHESSY

LARA BROWN

TAYLAH GREGORY

EMILY HINZE

CHELSEA RUNDLE

BELLA SMITH

https://twitter.com/SACAnews


TALENT WATCH

WICKETS 81WICKETS 48 BEST BOWLING 4/5 BATTING

AVERAGE 24.75

Any South Australian side is always tough to beat and this

year’s team is no different.

After finishing in fifth place last season, the South Australian’s will be pushing hard for a finals berth and

with players such as Tamsin Jones, Taylah Gregory and Amber Cloughessy They could just do exactly that.


DOB: 22/01/2003STATE: SA CLUB TEAM: NORTHERN DISTRICTS

01 | STEPHANIE BEAZLEIGH

ALL-ROUNDER


DOB: 07/03/2000 STATE: SA CLUB TEAM: NORTHERN DISTRICTS

02 | DARCI BROWN BOWLER



After finishing eighth last season, the Tasmanian outfit will be determined to make their way up the rankings this season and press for a place in the top four.

The Tasmanians will be looking to Stacey Norton-Smith to lead from the front. Norton Smith will be ably supported by the hard hitting Sam Roberts and all-rounder Grace Molnar who will be looking to lead the way with the bat.


TALENT WATCH

RUNS 496 BEST BOWLING 3/13HIGH

SCORE 48 BOWLING AVERAGE 18.75

DOB: 12/11/2002STATE: TAS CLUB TEAM: NEW TOWN

07 | GRACE MOLNAR ALL-ROUNDER

RIGHT-HAND BAT

DOB: 30/11/2001STATE: TAS CLUB TEAM: NORTH HOBART

10 | SAM ROBERTS ALL-ROUNDER


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01 17/09/2001 Right Wrist - Spin Clarence

02 31/01/2003 Right Medium Latrobe

03 3/07/2002 Right Wrist - Spin New Town

06 23/09/2001 Right Medium University of Tasmania

07 12/11/2002 Right — New Town

08 5/03/2002 Right Medium South Launceston

09 12/07/2002 Right Medium South Hobart Sandy Bay

10 30/11/2001 Right Medium North Hobart

11 27/09/2002 Right Medium New Town



15 30/12/2001 Right Medium Ulverstone


COACH: Wade Townsend ASSISTANT COACH: Fran Sullivan


ZOE BURKE

SASCHA LOWRY

HANNAH WILSON

CLARE SCOTT

GRACE MOLNAR

NICOLE PATRICK

SARAH BRECKWEG

SAM ROBERTS

ABBIE POU

TAYLAH CROUCHER

STACEY NORTON-SMITH

GEORGIA ANDERSON

AMY DUGGAN


https://twitter.com/crickettas

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VICTORIA COUNTRY@CVSTATECHAMPS


16 30/04/2002 Right Fast Prahran

24 6/12/2001 Right Fast Dandenong

26 26/02/2003 Left Fast Central Park St Brendans

27 19/06/2002 Right Medium Baden Powell

29 10/02/2002 Left Medium Mt Beauty United

32 4/01/2002 Right Orthodox Essendon Maribyrnong Park

36 25/08/2002 Right Medium Lucknow

37 13/09/2001 Right Fast Howlong

39 28/12/2001 Right Medium Mount Eliza

43 20/11/2003 Right Medium Mt Martha / Prahan

45 23/01/2002 Left Wrist Latrobe

46 14/09/2002 Right Medium Orbost

48 25/07/2002 Right Medium Brunswick

COACH: Natalie Schilov ASSISTANT COACH: Sophie Crockett

PHYSIO: Sophie Taylor


TIANA ATKINSON

LUCY CRIPPS

ARNIKA MCGREGOR

MERINDA HALE

GEORGIA MOORMAN

MARDIE HAMILTON

MOLLY WARD

OLIVIA BAKER

ELOISE ALLEN-BURNS

JAIDE ANTHONY

BRIDIE KIMPTON

CHLOE MACKENZIE

MADELINE JONES

https://twitter.com/cvstatechamps

DOB: 6/12/2001STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: DANDENONG

24 | LUCY CRIPPS ALL-ROUNDER


DOB: 30/04/2002 STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: PRAHAN

16 | TIANA ATKINSON ALL-ROUNDER



TALENT WATCH

BATTING AVERAGE 22.2 BOWLING

AVERAGE 12.04 BEST BOWLING 3/2RUNS 1036

COUNTRY

The Victoria Country team enter their first ever Cricket Australia

Under 15 National Championship, showcasing the state-wide depth in the

Victorian female.

Led by Tiana Atkinson, Lucy Cripps and Arnika McGregor this Country side will be keen to show their

skillsets off on the national stage.



METROPOLITAN

Melbourne Renegades player and last season’s Player of the Championships, Annabel Sutherland returns for this seasons Championships.

The Victorians are fielding two teams for the first time ever this season as they include a Victoria Country outfit. Coach Nicole Martin again takes the reigns of this talented outfit that will be well suited to the conditions in Canberra.


DOB: 31/03/2003STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: KNOX GARDENS / RINGWOOD

15 | TESS FLINTOFF ALL-ROUNDERRIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT- ARM MEDIUM

DOB: 8/09/2003STATE: VIC CLUB TEAM: BENTLEIGH ANA

23 | ELLA HAYWARD ALL-ROUNDERRIGHT-HAND BAT / RIGHT- ARM ORTHODOX

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TALENT WATCH

BATTING AVERAGE 34.15 RUNS 1044RUNS 922 BEST

BOWLING 4/6


VICTORIA METROPOLITAN@CVSTATECHAMPS



03 12/10/2001 Right Medium Prahran

09 14/09/2001 Left Medium Brunswick

10 8/02/2003 Right — Box Hill

13 1/05/2002 Right Medium Kerrimuir United / Box Hill

15 31/03/2003 Right Medium Knox Gardens / Ringwood

20 4/04/2002 Right Orthodox Plenty Valley

21 13/06/2003 Right Medium McKinnon

23 8/09/2003 Right Orthodox Bentleigh

28 22/11/2001 Right Medium Carlton / Bruns. & W. Coburg

30 8/12/2001 Right Medium Melbourne

33 21/10/2001 — Medium Plenty Valley

34 9/11/2002 — Medium Melbourne

49 28/06/2002 Right Medium Dandenong

COACH: Nicole Martin ASSISTANT COACH: Duncan Harrison PHYSIO: Matthew Lynagh


ANNABEL SUTHERLAND

EVE SHEEHAN

LARA SHANNON

CAITLIN MORANDO

TESS FLINTOFF

EMMA SANDS

KAMPI NAINHABO

ELLA HAYWARD

KATIA JOMINI

CLEMENTINE RYAN-FULLER

SCARLETT CUMMANE

JESSICA GRANT

JESSICA MATIN

WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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09 30/08/2002 Right Medium Wembley Districts

10 11/03/2002 Right Medium Melville / Bateman

11 9/09/2001 Right Medium Rockingham / Mandurah

12 2/10/2001 Right Medium Kalgoorlie

19 1/08/2003 Right Medium Midland Guildford

20 5/10/2001 Right Fast Midland Guildford

21 15/07/2003 Right Medium South Perth

22 5/10/2001 Right Medium Wembley

23 15/09/2001 Right Medium Wanderers

24 3/05/2002 Right Medium South Perth

26 9/05/2002 Right Medium Whitfords

27 7/12/2001 Right Orthodox Midland Guildford

28 10/03/2003 Left Medium Melville

COACH: Orazio Santalucia


SAMANTHA QUADRIO

ELLA MILLS

EMMA WEST

COURTNEY HOLT

MADELINE GARDINER

EMMA DAVIDSON

MOLLY HEALY

MILLIE MONAGHAN

ZOE BRITCLIFFE

GEORGIA WYLLIE

DARCIE BIRCHALL

AYLA MEINTJES

GORGIA PLATTEN

https://twitter.com/WACA_Cricket

DOB: 23/03/2001STATE: WA CLUB TEAM: SOUTH PERTH

24 | GEORGIA WYLLIE PACE BOWLER


DOB: 5/10/2001STATE: WA CLUB TEAM: MIDLAND GUILDFORD

20 | EMMA DAVIDSON ALL-ROUNDER


BEST BOWLING 3/1


TALENT WATCH

BOWLING AVERAGE 12.81 BOWLING

AVERAGE 9.15 BEST BOWLING 3/1

Western Australia will be keen on improving on their sixth–place

finish at last year’s Championships. Coach Orazio Santalucia will have

his chargers from the west primed and raring to go for an assault at the title of

National Champions.

Players to watch in this group include Emma Davidson, Zoe Britcliffe and fast bowler Georgia Wyllie.



NICOLE MARTIN PATHWAY• Level 3 Cricket Australia

Accredited Coach

• Victorian Female U15 HP Head Coach 2015 - current

• Victorian Female U18 HP Assistant Coach 2011–2016

• Japan Women’s Cricket Head Coach 2016

• Melton Lions Women’s Premier Cricket Club Head Coach 2012–2016

• Imparja Cup - Women’s Coach 2013–14

• Victorian Indoor Cricket Development Officer - Cricket Victoria 2005 - current

• Australian Indoor Cricket Selection Panel member

• Victorian Indoor Cricket Selection Committee member - men and women

• Female Under 16 and Under 18 Pathway Coach 2011–2016 Indoor Cricket Junior Boys and Girls State Coach


Have you played cricket in the past? What level did you play?

Yes, I currently play for Melton Cricket Club and previously played at an under 17 state level. I am a current member of the Australian Women’s Indoor Cricket team and have been playing cricket for the past 20 years. I love the game and enjoy competing at all levels. I have travelled to South Africa, England, Sri Lanka and New Zealand playing Indoor Cricket.

What’s your coaching philosophy – what’s your mantra, key messages to your players?

My coaching philosophy is to develop and foster a positive team culture and encourage an environment where athletes can learn and develop skills as individuals which will contribute to the team’s success. I believe in creating an environment that allows athletes to be innovative, train hard and enjoy the experience both on and off the field. Trust, communication and feedback are very important to me and my coaching style.

What is your approach to a National Championship?

Some would say winning and losing isn’t an option (said with a smile of course). We will approach

the Championships with a positive attitude around learning and enjoying the moment. The squad has been training hard and working on developing skills and match awareness which will put us in good stead for the National Championships.

What message would you have for aspiring coaches?

Seek every opportunity and control your own destiny. You are not just a coach but a mentor, teacher, friend, councillor and whatever else the athletes trust you to be. Appreciate the people around you and learn from others.

What is your experience at national carnival level and above?

Since 2000 I have been attending National Championships as a player, manager, assistant coach and coach, so let’s just say it’s in my blood and something I love to do. Fortunately, I have also been travelling at International carnivals getting to see how other countries operate. For the first time this year went to Japan and Samoa as the Japan Women’s Head Coach which was an experience that tested all communication skills, and the ability to adapt culture differences - an amazing coaching experience!

GET TO KNOW... NICOLE MARTIN

Gary Rees

Dean Martin

Carl Wheelwright

Bidhan Chakraborty

Margaret Marshall

Joachim Motha

Andy Turner

James Martin

Errol Ramadan

Mick McAppion

Terry Keel

Owen Levings

Bill Ruse

Peter Wyche

Usman Mani

Dinusha Bandara

Andrew Kopras

Peter McCann

Paul Edwards

Shahid Khan

Kumar Jeyakkumar

Jayakody

Andrew Miller

Venkit Ramakrishnan

The National Championships provide a pathway for not only players and coaches, but umpires as well.

The National Championships provide a challenging environment for umpires, who are required to umpire day-in-day-out, standing in matches with often new partners and managing unfamiliar teams at sometimes foreign venues. The Cricket Australia Under 15 National Championship umpires have all been appointed by Cricket ACT. The Cricket ACT State Umpiring Director has appointed all umpires for each match of the Championship. Each umpire will be provided assessments and feedback on their performances to help them on their journeys through the umpiring pathway.

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2016/2017 CHAMPIONSHIPS PREVIEWThe competition will be fierce at the 2016 –17 Cricket Australia Under 15 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 Canberra, in what promises to be a highly entertaining week of cricket.

ACT/NSW Country claimed their first ever underage title last year after defeating Queensland in the Final. For the first time ever, Victoria Country have been invited to field a side to compete in the nation’s capital along with their metropolitan counterparts. The Victorian Country side replaces the Cricket Australia XI who competed at last year’s competition.

In what promises to be a very memorable carnival, each team has the opportunity to play on the beautiful Manuka Oval and experience the thrill that comes with playing on an international quality venue.

The competition will see each side play each other once over the course of the competition, which consists of four 40-over matches and four Twenty20 matches across six days.

2015/2016 CHAMPIONSHIPS REVIEW In the tournament’s most recent edition, ACT/NSW Country won their first ever National Championship title over the highly fancied Queensland.

ACT/NSW Country skipper Rachel Trenaman scored 21 and then took 4/17 from 7 overs in the final to help her side take down Queensland in an entertaining final at Lindisfarne Oval in Hobart.

ACT/NSW Country batted first, and accumulated a competitive score after being bowled out for 134 in the 39th over. In reply, the Queenslanders were in trouble early after being reduced to 2–19 and Rachel Trenaman bowled the ACT/NSW Country side to victory inside 30 overs with an excellent display of leg spin bowling.

Victoria finished the Championship in third place while NSW Metropolitan rounded out the top four. The CA XI participated for the first time last, finishing seventh.

2015/2016 AWARDS Spirit of Cricket Award: NSW Metro

Player of the Championships: Anabel Sutherland (20 Votes)

Leading Wicket Taker: Lilly Mills (17 wickets)

Leading Run Maker: Rachel Trenaman (364 runs)

Most Dismissals by a Fielder: Georgie Island (12 Dismissals)

Player of the Final: Rachel Trenaman

UNDER 15 DEVELOPMENT SQUADSarah Turner Maddie DarkeHannah DarlingtonIsabel ArafasStella CampbellOlivia PorterCourtney SippelLilly MillsRenae Irvine

Emma de BrougheMaddi NewmanSophie RobertsSophie van de HeuvalAnabel SutherlandRosie WyndTeagan BrettErika QuinnGeorgia Middleton

2015/2016 FINAL STANDINGSACT NSW Country

Queensland

Victoria

NSW Metro

South Australia

Western Australia

CA XI

Tasmania

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UNDER 15 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18 - TUESDAY JANUARY 24, 2017

REST DAY - SATURDAY, 21 JANUARY 2017

HOME TEAM AWAY TEAM VENUEROUND 1 - WEDNESDAY, 18 JANUARY 2017 (40 OVER MATCHES)

Queensland v VIC Metro ANU North Oval

NSW Metro v ACT/NSW Country Freebody No 1 Oval

Tasmania v Western Australia Neil Bulger Oval

VIC Country v South Australia Brad Haddin Oval

ROUND 2 - THURSDAY, 19 JANUARY 2017 (40 OVER MATCHES)ACT/NSW Country v Queensland ANU North Oval

VIC Metro v NSW Metro Freebody No 1 Oval

South Australia v Tasmania Neil Bulger Oval

Western Australia v VIC Country Chisholm No 1 Oval

ROUND 3 - FRIDAY, 20 JANUARY 2017 (40 OVER MATCHES)Queensland v NSW Metro Stirling Oval

VIC Metro v ACT/NSW Country Grammar Main Oval

Tasmania v VIC Country Grammar P&F Oval

South Australia v Western Australia Kaleen Oval

ROUND 4 - SUNDAY, 22 JANUARY 2017 (T20 MATCHES) MORNINGVIC Metro v South Australia Manuka Oval

ACT/NSW Country v VIC Country Kippax No 1 Oval

Western Australia v Queensland Harrison No 1 Oval

NSW Metro v Tasmania Harrison No 2 Oval

ROUND 2 - SUNDAY, 22 JANUARY 2017 (T20 MATCHES) AFTERNOONVIC Country v Queensland Manuka Oval

Tasmania v VIC Metro Harrison No 1 Oval

South Australia v NSW Metro Harrison No 2 Oval

Western Australia v ACT/NSW Country Kippax No 1 Oval

ROUND 3 - MONDAY, 23 JANUARY 2017 (T20 MATCHES) MORNINGTasmania v ACT/NSW Country Manuka Oval

Queensland v South Australia Kippax No 1 Oval

VIC Country v NSW Metro Harrison No 1 Oval

Western Australia v VIC Metro Harrison No 2 Oval

ROUND 3 - MONDAY, 23 JANUARY 2017 (T20 MATCHES) AFTERNOONWestern Australia v NSW Metro Manuka Oval

ACT/NSW Country v South Australia Harrison No 1 Oval

VIC Country v VIC Metro Harrison No 2 Oval

Queensland v Tasmania Kippax No 1 Oval

FINALS - TUESDAY, 24 JANUARY 2017


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