Joel Mason, Author at Manly Warringah District Cricket Club

5 April, 2017

Manly Warringah Waratahs Womens Cricket Academy announced for 2017/18

Inaugural MWDCC Womens Coaching Director Simon Waddington with the 2016/17 Margaret Peden U15 side. In a watershed day for the club, the TravelSIM Manly Warringah Waratahs are extremely pleased to announce the official launching of our women’s cricket pathway for the 2017/18 season. There is no doubt that women’s cricket, and women’s sport in general,...

Joel Mason

23 March, 2017

NeuroPower Group get behind Webber

We are pleased to confirm that NueroPower Group have sponsored Sam Webber for the 2016/17 season. Click here for Sam’s player profile. They came to us through their association with board member Mick Trevaskis this season and have been a wonderful asset to the club. Having worked with organisations such as Google, KPMG, Suncorp and...

Joel Mason

21 March, 2017

Warringah Cricket Club Golf Day – Supporting Weldon Net Development

This year Warringah Cricket Club are running their annual golf day to raise funds for the Weldon Oval Net Re-Development in conjunction with the other key stakeholders, which are: Northern Beaches Council CNSW MWCA MWJCA Harbord Devils Junior CC Harbord Bowling Club CC 10% of the funds raised will be going to one of the...

Joel Mason

20 March, 2017

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles 2017 Membership – Stronger Together

Welcome to the 2017 season for the mighty Manly Warringah Sea Eagles. An exciting year and bright future lays ahead for our local NRL club with plenty of exciting young talent coming through the ranks to go with the out and out superstars in the side. With last weekend’s fantastic victory over the North Queensland...

Joel Mason

14 March, 2017

Semi Final win or bust – Teams Qtr Finals 2nd grade and 4th grade

Its crunch time for the TravelSIM Waratahs as 2nd and 4th grade look to progress to week 2 of the finals series. Coming 5th and 6th respectively, 2nd grade and 4th grade both need to win the match to extend their season. Anything short of a win will finish their season. With rain around all week...

Joel Mason

13 March, 2017

Hawks Swoop on Top Grades – Monday News – Rd 15 Vs Hawkesbury – One Dayer

The final round game of the season saw the Tahs tussle with the Hawkesbury Hawks. Only 2nd grade was guaranteed a finals spot, with 1st, 3rd and 4th grade all a mathematical chance if other results went their way. Unfortunately, 1s and 3s missed out but the story of the weekend was 4s sneaking into...

Joel Mason

12 March, 2017

Chiropractic Solutions again go all the way with Carden

Simon Couch is a legend of Manly Cricket, having scored over 3,500 runs and taken almost 150 wickets in his 12 years on the field for the Waratahs. Couchy has also been our long term Chiro and general supporter of Manly Cricket, and he once again supports us in 2016-17 through the sponsoring of Jake...

Joel Mason

12 March, 2017

Peninsula Cricket Club Fundraiser for Henry Thomas

In November 2016 Henry Thomas, well known in cricket circles as a hard hitting Under 14’s allrounder for Peninsula Cricket Club, lost his father Brett. As you can imagine, Brett is greatly missed by his children Henry and Emily, and his wife Sarah. The Northern Beaches cricket community is a big family that looks after...

Joel Mason

10 March, 2017

Do or Die – Teams Rd 15 vs Hawkesbury

Round 15 teamsNo results last round makes this round even more interesting.Coming 5th in the club championship and only being 88 points behind, anything is possible. Its been a successful season for the tahs with all the grades chances to make the finals. Below are the changes to the teams.First Grade side stays unchanged.Second Grade...

Joel Mason

7 March, 2017

4’s Only Side To Play – Monday News – Rd 14 Vs Northern Districts – Day 2

The Manly Warringah TravelSim Waratah’s had only the one team play any form of cricket on the weekend – one match more than virtually any other club as the rain saw the cancellation of the vast majority of games. The recently developed Graham’s Reserve absorbed a serious amount of rain yet still remained playable thanks...

Joel Mason