"We
don't @*#% about!"(very loosely translated
from the Latin).
More
properly - "Deeds not Words"
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.
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.
Our facilities include turf and brand new synthetic practice wickets, a
canteen/clubroom, indoor training facilities, bowling machine &
etc.
Honorary Club Patron, David Boon, Tasmania and Australia.
Thanks
to our Major Sponsor, The Commercial Club Albury
Club News
Training
is on Tuesday and Thursday evenings commencing at
5.30pm - get there!
Captain-Coach
2008/2009 - Heath Naughton.
Captains
for Secoonds and Thirds 2008/2009: -will be
announced this week.
Executive
2008/2009 - Vncent Jones, Stephen Chalmers, Carla
Weldon, Daniel Salmon, Phillip Star.
Committee
2008/2009- Anthony Duck, Gerard O'Brien, Peter
Nicholls, Mark Awburn, Heath Naughton.
East
Albury C.C. run a very well organised junior carnival
every year. St. Patrick's entered sides in all age
groups in the 10th February 2008 event, and won the
U13 division.
Coach
John Elwood and the victorious U13 team after the medal presentation
Have
a look at Mick Carroll's video presentation shown
on the 50th Anniversary Ball
Results
for 2006/2007 are here.Super
Rules match reports for 2007 can be found here.
Association scores are here.
St Patrick's didn't field a team in the Super Cricket
comp in '07/'08.
Super
Rules - The venerable and champion older members
of the club won the Grand Final on March 12th 2006.
The narrative is here.
The scores are here.
Karaoke
was held on November 12th 2005 at the club rooms.
It started at 8pm, critics tried to close it down
at 8.01pm. Luckily the standard was - interesting.
Photos are here, mercifully
without sound!
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....................
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!
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???
Last
deceived by an subtle inswinging leg-cutter with alarming lift before
being fined five runs for wearing a loud shirt in a built up area on 7/10/2008.
Please
be advised that 2004 Australian of the Year & former Australian
Test Captain S.R. Waugh sits at the Right
Hand of God in so far as this Web Site is
concerned. Get his autobiography
here!!!
