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| Junior Blues |
Milo In2Cricket Registration 2009 /2010
Milo into Cricket Registration Friday 16th October 2009 5:30pm Wynyard Cricket Club Jackson Street.
MILO in2CRICKET is a fun introduction to cricket for boys and girls aged between 5-10 years old.
MILO in2CRICKET develops a range of fundamental motor skills such as hitting, catching, throwing, running, balance and co-ordination for participants of varying ages and all skill levels.
MILO in2CRICKET develops important social skills including teamwork, co-operation, communication and fair play in a safe, healthy environment. Once registered all MILO in2CRICKET participants receive an exciting starter pack that includes a Backpack, Bat, Ball, Shirt, Bucket Hat, Activity Booklet, MILO, Pencil Case, Sticker and Certificate.
All MILO in2CRICKET Centres Coordinators receive a coordinators pack including two Shirts, two Hats, Whistle and Lanyard as well as current Cricket Australia coaching recourses to help them provide a memorable experience for everyone involved at their in2CRICKET Centre.
MILO in2CRICKET is the first step on the cricketing pathway and is where the next generation of Australian Cricket stars like Ricky Ponting and Elyse Perry are found!
So GET in2ACTION and GET in2CRICKET!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When does MILO in2CRICKET run?
Times vary from Centre to Centre, but MILO in2CRICKET Centres commence from September-October and can run all the way upto Christmas. To find an 8-12 week program that suits your schedule simply find your local centre on the centre locater below or at www.in2CRICKET.com.au
How long do MILO in2CRICKET Centres run for?
Times vary from Centre to Centre, but MILO in2CRICKET Centres generally operate for 8-12 weeks, sometimes incorporating a Christmas break. Each session generally runs from 1 – 1 ½ hours.
How do I sign up for MILO in2CRICKET?
You can easily sign up to your local MILO in2CRICKET Centre by turning up at the Centre registration day. To find your local centres registration day simply find your local centre on the centre locater below or at www.in2CRICKET.com.au
How much does MILO in2CRICKET cost?
MILO in2CRICKET has a one-off registration fee of $50 which is paid at the first session.
What does my MILO in2CRICKET registration include?
The one off MILO in2CRICKET registration fee of $50 covers not only 8-12 weeks of fun and varied activities, but also an exciting give-away pack including a Backpack, Bat, Ball, Shirt, Bucket Hat, Activity Booklet, MILO, Pencil Case, Sticker and Certificate.
Is MILO in2CRICKET right for my son/daughter?
MILO in2CRICKET is suitable for any boy or girl aged between 5 and 10 years old not matter what their ability! Sessions are conducted to cater for all kids no matter their skill level. There will be heaps of friends for them to make of similar age and skill level to make their MILO in2CRICKET experience a memorable one.
Is MILO in2CRICKET safe for my son/daughter?
MILO in2CRICKET Centres operate under a carefully structured program that has been developed over the last 17 years. All Centre coordinators are registered with the Tasmanian Cricket Association and Cricket Australia. They are also required to undergo a full Tasmanian Police Check to ensure the safety of all participants and volunteers.
How can I help?
MILO in2CRICKET Centres are always looking for volunteers to assist in anyway they can. Even if you can only give an hours help, Centre coordinators would love to hear from you. Whether it be running a BBQ or helping take simple cricket drills, let the Centre Coordinator know you can help and make the MILO in2CRICKET a memorable experience!
WYNYARD JUNIORS 2009/2010
Contact Brett Lee for seasons details
Hi and Welcome to 2008/09
We have a new and exciting year ahead with the creation of a new age group.
This year there will be an under 16 colt’s team as well as the new under 13 team.
The colts will hopefully be playing most of their games on turf this year.
The under 13s will have approx 9 games with some 20/20 thrown in for good measure.
Training will be starting soon with the colt’s first game on Oct 26th with the under 13s starting Nov 30th.
Please keep an eye out for training information as this will be forwarded on soon.
Also keep an eye out as you will soon see the new nets growing up out of the ground!
Regards
John kinch
Junior development officer
Primary School Roster
PRIMARY SCHOOL ROSTER 2007-2008The Wynyard Cricket Club is pleased to announce that in conjunction with the TCA Youth League that the “Junior Blues” Primary School roster will commence on:
Wednesday 17th October 2007
To finalise numbers for the roster we need all grade 5 and 6 boys and girls wishing to play for their schools to fill in the expression of interest form and have their parent or guardians consent. Forms need to be returned to the school by Thursday 4th October 2007.
Registration Fee is $15.00 payable to the teams Match Manger on the night of the first roster game 17/10/2007. Do not pay fees to the school.
When numbers have been finalised a registration form will be sent to the schools for players to complete and return on the night of the first game. This form and the rego fee will cover players for insurance purposes.
For more details contact:
Brett Lee 64421094
Click to download Primary Roster Registration Form
Primary School Roster 2007-08
The Wynyard Cricket Club is pleased to announce that in conjunction with the TCA Youth League that the “Junior Blues” Primary School roster will commence on:
Wednesday 17th October 2007
To finalise numbers for the roster we need all grade 5 and 6 boys and girls wishing to play for their schools to fill in the expression of interest form and have their parent or guardians consent. Forms need to be returned to the school by Thursday 4th October 2007.
Registration Fee is $15.00 payable to the teams Match Manger on the night of the first roster game 17/10/2007. Do not pay fees to the school.
When numbers have been finalised a registration form will be sent to the schools for players to complete and return on the night of the first game. This form and the rego fee will cover players for insurance purposes.
For more details contact:
Brett Lee 64421094
Click to download Primary Roster Registration Form
Primary School Roster Description, Rules & Aims
Team make up.
Each team will consist of 10 registered players each week. Registration forms and fees will cover all players for insurance purposes.
Match venues and team managers.
Games will be played on concrete pitches previously deemed a “safe venue” by the Games Committee. The playing area must be checked by the team managers prior to the commencement of each game.
Each team must submit a minimum of 2 approved people to organize, umpire and be responsible for their group for the season. These people are to be approved by the school that is being represented.
Home team responsibilities.
It is the responsibility of the team mentioned first on the Roster to have boundary’s marked with cones, wickets set up and any foreign objects removed from the playing area.
The home team (the team mentioned first on the Roster) will take the field first and the visitors will bat. This will save time as the home team can set up the ground and be organized to take the field minimizing time loss tossing the coin, warm ups ect.
This arrangement will only change if unforeseen circumstances or prior arrangements have been agreed to in advance.
General match description.
The game will be played on a concrete wicket between two teams consisting of 10 registered players per team.
Quick change-overs and efficiency will add to the enjoyment for participants and spectators of game.
4 overs will be bowled from the same end before the strikers end changes.
The game will be played so that all participants are given equal opportunity regardless of age or ability.
The number one goal at all times is about participation and fun as a group while gaining the skills of the game.
Each player will bowl 2 overs per innings and bat for 4 overs with his partner (called a set) each game.
The last delivery of each over will be known as the “Danger Ball” and double the score or the penalty will be recorded (multiplied by 2).
Fielders will not be allowed within 15 meters of the striker at delivery of the ball.
All batsmen are to wear full protective equipment.
Every consideration must be given to the player’s safety at all times.
Rules of the game.
Umpiring
All cricket rules apply other than the following variants:
The L.B.W (leg before wicket) rule will not be applied.
“Wide balls” and “No balls” will not be re-bowled and will receive a 2 run penalty.
If a player is dismissed they forfeit the strike and the team is penalized 3 runs.
The umpire will oversee the marking of the score card.
The Umpire will call “Danger Ball” on the last delivery of each over and double the score or the penalty will be recorded for that delivery (multiplied by 2).
The umpire shall apply the “strike 3” rule if the striker fails to score off 3 consecutive legal deliveries, the striker forfeits the strike with no score penalty.
The umpire’s decision is final. The umpire has the right to report any unsporting behavior or non conformance to safe practice to the competition committee.
Scoring.
The game will be scored in the same manner as that of a normal cricket match only that there are no 6’s, any ball clearing the boundary will be awarded 2 runs with the striker of the ball changing ends as though a single has been taken
“Wide balls” and “No balls” will not be re-bowled and will receive a 2 run penalty.
Leg byes, byes, wides and no balls are tallied to the innings of the set in which they are incurred. Extras count to the striker.
The last delivery of each over will be known as the “Danger Ball” and double the score or the penalty will be recorded (multiplied by 2).
If a player is dismissed they forfeit the strike and the team is penalized 3 runs.
The only variant of the dismissal rule being that if a “run out” is affected the players do not change ends but still incur the 3 run penalty.
Scoring will be recorded on the Score Card provided by the WCC. The score card should be filled in as the game is being played by the umpire.
Batting.
2 players will face 4 overs each (called a set) and their group score recorded. All batsmen are to wear full protective equipment at all times whilst their set is in play.
Batsmen will swap ends if the striker has failed to make contact with the ball 3 legal balls in succession. This will be known as the “strike 3 rule”.
The two players in the next set are to be ready to take the field at the completion of the previous set and are to move to position as quickly as possible.
Bowling.
Each player will bowl 2 overs per innings. The bowling order will be determined by the team manager.
“Wide balls” and “No balls” will not be re-bowled and will receive a 2 run penalty.
2 overs will be bowled from the same end before the bowling end changes.
Milo "Have a Go"
MILO PROGRAM 2007 / 2008 The Wynyard Cricket Milo Program
12th October 2007 Milo Registration 5:30pm Wynyard Cricket Club, Show Ground Jackson Street Wynyard.
Milo Coordinator: Kevin Bradmore
T. 03 6445 1456
M. 0428 235324
E. kbradmor@bigpond.net.au
The MILO Have-A-Go program is a fun, introductory cricket program for girls and boys aged 5 - 10 years.
The aim of the program is to introduce children to cricket skills and activities in a structured manner with an emphasis on fun. The program covers a range of fundamental motor skills important to childhood development - hitting a ball, catching, throwing, running, stopping, balance and co-ordination. It also caters for varying individual skill and age levels. In addition it involves important social skills including teamwork, co-operation, communication, and learning how to approach winning and losing.
For a joining fee you also get some great giveaways which this year are - bat, ball, Kangaman CD Rom, trading cards, bucket hat and certificate. Click the link below to go to the official Milo "Have a Go" web Site.
Go to "Milo Have a Go" website!
Milo "Have a Go"
Primary School Roster
Created on 2004-09-28 08:14:52 by admin
Updated on 2009-10-12 13:52:55 by admin
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