St Patrick's Cricket Club Inc. is situated at Xavier High School, Fallon St North Albury. The Club is affiliated with Cricket Albury-Wodonga, and plays in the Provincial division. Our facilities include turf and brand new synthetic practice wickets, a canteen/clubroom, indoor training facilities, bowling machine & etc. This page contains recent scores and club information, as well as some relevant cricket links. Comments and expressions of interest from potential players can be made by emailing or phoning Vincent or Carla (details at left). Our postal address is there too. If you would llike to get on board as a sponsor, please contact the above people to discuss how we can assist in exposing your business in a positive and lucrative way. We welcome everybody, as long as you love the game and all it stands for. We'd love to hear from you, even just to say hello. Honorary Club Patron, David Boon, Tasmania and Australia.

Thanks to our Major Sponsor, The Commercial Club Albury

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Club News 

• Presentation nights for junior and senior cricketers will be held in March - dates as they come to hand.
• Training - At Xavier H. S. Fallon Street North Albury: - Tuesdays & Thursdays from 5 pm. The Under 17s train from 4 pm, so get there and do some skills stuff with them!
• Juniors - U17 & U15 started on October 17, with U13 & U11 commencing on Friday 30 October. Draws can be found here.
  
• The club welcomes Luke Restall
  
• Captain/Coach 2009/2010 - Heath Naughton
• Captains for B & C Grade 2009/2010: B Grade, Karl Jacka, C Grade Tony Hill and Mark Awburn,
  
• Executive 2009/2010 - Vincent Jones (President), Stephen Chalmers (VP), Carla Weldon (Secretary), Daniel Salmon (Treasurer for Life), Phillip Star (Balance of Power Monkey).
• Committee 2009/2010 - Anthony Duck, Jerim Hayes, Peter Nicholls, Mark Awburn, Heath Naughton.
• Mystery Bus Tour - On Saturday 22 November 2008, the club visited numerous establishments as part of a progressive dinner - a photo journal is here.
• Phil Star, man of a thousand nicknames, raconteur, dilettante, and part-time Club Stalwart, was honoured by Cricket Victoria with a Volunteer of the Year Award, presented at a breakfast on the third day of the 2009 Boxing Day Test. He is pictured below with event MC Ian Cover and some Tasmanian bloke who is definitely not Boonie.

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• Here is a brief description of the tour to Griffith prior to the 2002/03 season's commencement on the weekend of October 5. Lots of hard cricket was played....................

• The Association is now called Cricket Albury-Wodonga. Scores can be found at that easy to use and intuitive web site /off sarcasm mode.
• The scores for season (2004/2005) are here.
• The results for 2003/2004, are here.
• How did we go in 2002/03?? Head to RESULTS 2002/2003 and be informed and astounded.
• 2001/2002: - Third grade White and the Second Grade side win the Grand Finals - Scores here
• 2002/2003:Second Grade make it back to back!! First Grade come second :-(((
• Click here for Team Photos 2002/2003

St. Patrick's Players Overseas

• Kenny Rayner, our first grade wicketkeeper a few years back, went to Saudi Arabia for a while. We missed him, but luckily many people had seen him (or at least so they allege), and they related these anecdotes at the " Where's Kenny? " page here (Not cricket at all "Old Bean!")
• Kane Arendarcikas (leggy extraordinaire) headed to England in 2003 to ply his wares as a cricketer with Barton Town C.C. Read his travelogue here.
• In 2005, Dean Carroll became one of Barton Town C.C.'s overseas players. Read his diary here!
  
• Follow the adventures of Mick "Xmas" Carroll in England at his Live journal - Feed here
  

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Here is a gratuitous skull graphic, representing the way I prefer my batsmen. Deathly pale, and writhing like the whingeing parasites on the game that they are. Is that clear enough? What other rules can be adjusted to make life easier for them? Fielding restrictions, no bouncers, featherbed wickets, white balls, dodgy LBW interpretations, ( I certainly *never* appeal unless it's OUT! ), flatter seamed balls, spurious wide calls.... the list is endless! And what's that 20/Twenty crap???