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The Manly Warringah Waratahs are pleased to announce the Pivot Creative Team Lists for this weekends Men’s Qualifying Finals action. All grades were rewarded with a finals birth, either finishing 1st or second on the table, meaning all 5 grades will host this week. Ollie Davies and Jack Edwards return from Shield duties, along with Joel Foster returning to the opening slot. Brewster, Daly and Farrell come into 2’s, while...Read More

Welcome to this week’s edition of Tah Talk with Jay Lenton. This week Jay begins with legend Andrew Jamieson calling time on his stellar career, Ollie Davies successful week and Shield season, as well as the return of Ollie and Jack Edwards to our M1s side. As usual, Tah Talk is brought to you by Invest Blue. For all your financial planning needs visit them at www.investblue.com.au   JAMO CALLS...Read More

With the season in the final stretch, it’s time to book your ticket for our night of nights, the 2023/24 Presentation Evening for Saturday 13th April. As usual, arrival is 6.30pm with a 7pm start We return to the Manly Pacific, one of the premier event destinations on the Northern Beaches. We are expecting a roll-up of close to 250 guests, so get in early to get your tickets. It’s...Read More

Here come the Tahs. History this weekend across both Men’s and Women’s programs. The Men securing back-to-back club championships for the first time in the club’s history, on the back of another Saturday clean-sweep. Meanwhile, the Women secured the club’s maiden W3s premiership in a see-sawing affair, and while Brewers didn’t come away with the chocolates, they too made history with their first grand final appearance in the grade. W3s...Read More

The Mounties Manly Warringah Waratahs are the 2023/24 NSW Premier Cricket Men’s Club Champions. The title was officially secured on Saturday with victories in all grades over Penrith in the final round. Despite being 151 points ahead of 2nd placed Northern Districts going into the final round, the 2-day match meant that 200 points were theoretically available to Northern Districts if they won all 5 of their games outright. This...Read More