Junior cricket
St Patrick’s Cricket club has a long history of developing strong junior cricketers, with many players going onto being successful senior cricketers and coaches.
For the upcoming season we have Woolworths Cricket Blast (formally Milo Cricket) available for the under 10’s at Xavier Oval.
Playing in the Cricket Albury Wodonga competition we have teams in the under 12, under 14 and under 16 levels.
Safeguarding Children & Young People Policy
St Patrick’s Cricket Club have adopted and endorse the Cricket NSW Safeguarding Children & Young People Policy. You can find more information and all the policies further down this page.
Emily Scammell is our Fair Play/Child Safe officer and can be contacted at juniors@stpatrickscc.com.au
Woolworth's Cricket Blast
This season the Woolworths Cricket Blast is back at the Xavier Oval.
We have two age groups, Juniors Blasters (5-7 years) and Master Blasters (7-10 years).
For further information regarding the Cricket Blast for the upcoming season, please contact Emily Scammel on 0409.465.583, blast@stpatrickscc.com.au or online registration is available online at playcricket.com.au
Cricket Albury Wodonga Juniors
Competing in the Cricket Albury Wodonga competitions we have teams in the under 12, under 14 and under 16 levels.
For more information just get in contact with us via the contacts page or email juniors@stpatrickscc.com.au
Online registration is now open.
Sporting clubs such as ours play a significant role in the community and have a responsibility to our members and their families. We have chosen to join over 13,000 clubs across Australia taking part in the Good Sports program. Through Good Sports we are committed to managing alcohol responsibly and ensuring smoke free areas, which we believe will help us to provide a healthy, safe and family friendly environment. Together, we are helping inspire a healthier sporting nation.
Safeguarding Children & Young People
Australian Cricket’s Policy for Safeguarding Children and Young People
This policy has been adopted by all the parties that make up Australian Cricket regarding the safeguarding of children and young people in cricket.
Here is our CNSW Fair Play Declaration, plus signed copies of our Code of Behaviour and our Commitment to Children & Young People.
Code of Conduct Procedures
Cricket NSW also promotes a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment through the Code of Conduct Procedures (‘the Procedures’). The Procedures contain various offences to cover all conduct which takes place at the ground on the day of a Match and not just conduct which takes place on the field of play. These offences include:
- Conduct that is contrary to the spirit of cricket
- Personal abuse of a Player or Cricket participant
- Intimidation or attempted intimidation of an Umpire
- Threats of physical abuse
- Inappropriate physical contact
- Breach of any article by a Team or Club
Please note that poor spectator behaviour is NOT tolerated and will be considered a breach of the Procedures (see https://www.cricketnsw.com.au/code-of-conduct/resources for more information).
There are a range of prescribed sanctions in the Procedures that are available to the Code of Conduct Commissioner to impose when these offences are breached. These include:
- Match suspensions
- A ban on holding (or continuing) to hold any cricket administrator or Team position
- A deduction of competition points awarded in the Match or the relevant season
- Disqualification from finals Matches