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Southern Cricket Association
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Fri Jun 17, 2011 12:29 amby smithy
A new season beckons so share your midyear gossip and thoughts on the approaching season.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Fri Jun 17, 2011 1:18 pmby Super Fred
I know the A Grade was sort of competitive last year, but some clubs struggled with their lower grades hence the competition was .... not great to put it mildly.
If Morphies dont fill a B Grade that will leave the number of clubs at 5 for that grade.
Also heard Hamilton to ASCA so if true yet another club to depart the SCA...I'm tipping this will be the last year the SCA exists as a Senior comp unless 2-3 clubs miraculously form in the Southern area within the next 12 months.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Tue Aug 16, 2011 3:51 pmby The Hound
Any player movements within SCA teams this year??
How strong will Noarlunga and Pt Noarlunga be??
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:41 amby Dirk Tazelaar
Due to the lack of teams, I hear Travis Bahr will form his own side. Apparently they will play 10 players short each week and the SCA is believed to be writing one-man-stands into the association's playing conditions.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Wed Sep 07, 2011 10:45 amby tigerpie
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Sat Sep 10, 2011 11:28 amby ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS
PORTIES HAVE LOST A COUPLE FROM LAST YEARS PREMIERSHIP.
BRAD NICHOLAS AND SCOTT BROWN. NO RECRUITS
NOARLUNGA HAVE LOST EDWARDS BROTHERS,WICKSTEIN,DYSON,YOUNG CARLYLE
AND JACK IRVINE.NOT SURE ON RECRUITS THEY HAVE BEEN POACHING INDOOR CRICKETERS.
FLAGSTAFF LOST BALDY BROTHERS AND MAYBE CHIPPERFIELD(CANT SEE HIM LEAVING)
MORPHETT VALE HAVE BEEN RINGING JIMMY EDWARDS.
SEAFORD HAVE SIGNED SOME ADELAIDE DISTRICT B GRADERS
NO RUMOURS FROM KANGIES. FIND OUT IF THESE ARE TRUE IN A FEW WEEKS
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Fri Sep 30, 2011 11:48 amby The Hound
Just wondering if the 20/20 on 8 October is for points or just a bit of hit and giggle?
Lets fire this forum up or it is indicative of the sides in the SCA not giving a $hit.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Fri Sep 30, 2011 12:02 pmby ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS
The Hound wrote:Just wondering if the 20/20 on 8 October is for points or just a bit of hit and giggle?
Lets fire this forum up or it is indicative of the sides in the SCA not giving a $hit.
porties vs noarlunga at shoeland
b grade for fun followed by A grade for points.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Sun Oct 02, 2011 9:41 pmby Bag The Points
ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS wrote:The Hound wrote:Just wondering if the 20/20 on 8 October is for points or just a bit of hit and giggle?
Lets fire this forum up or it is indicative of the sides in the SCA not giving a $hit.
porties vs noarlunga at shoeland
b grade for fun followed by A grade for points.
What sides are playing the other two A-Grade games ? --- nothing yet on website
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Thu Oct 06, 2011 3:34 pmby The Hound
Just wondering how clubs are going numbers wise, will they be filling 2 or 3 sides each??
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Thu Oct 06, 2011 4:30 pmby Dirk Tazelaar
Appears all the clubs have been too busy training for the new season to post on here. Michael Houston is back from a broken neck and will pull on the whites for Kangarilla again this season.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Sun Oct 09, 2011 5:14 pmby Reverse Torp
Dirk Tazelaar wrote:Appears all the clubs have been too busy training for the new season to post on here. Michael Houston is back from a broken neck and will pull on the whites for Kangarilla again this season.
Good too see big Mike has recovered well. Bowler or batsman??
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Sun Oct 09, 2011 8:36 pmby the red baron
I dont even know the bloke but to come back from a broken neck to play any sport is a great achievement. well done michael.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Sun Oct 09, 2011 9:34 pmby Dirk Tazelaar
Reverse Torp wrote:Dirk Tazelaar wrote:Appears all the clubs have been too busy training for the new season to post on here. Michael Houston is back from a broken neck and will pull on the whites for Kangarilla again this season.
Good too see big Mike has recovered well. Bowler or batsman??
Was a dominant left arm quick in junior ranks, but has become more of a batsman. Made 170 a few years ago against Morphett Vale.
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Mon Oct 10, 2011 9:56 pmby Reverse Torp
Really am glad he's recovered. Was there when he hurt his neck and although the incident seemed harmless it's outcome was terrible. Didn't realize he was as good at cricket as he was as a tap ruckmen. Great bloke to boot
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Tue Oct 11, 2011 12:14 pmby tazz
Noalunga stated the season well beating Porties in all senior grades
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Sun Oct 16, 2011 1:28 pmby ALCOHOLIC ANONYMOUS
PORTIES ALL OUT 220 BOES 66 SHORTY 52 HOLDSWORTH 21
WE WERE 3/100 THEN 7/116 BOES/HOLDY ADDED 90.
KANGY 0/6 OFF 7 OVERS SHOULD BE CLOSE NEXT WEEK.
SHOES 300 JUNIOR 110 CARLYLE 50 KNIGHT 40 CARLTON 7 FA
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Tue Oct 18, 2011 10:45 amby dragonsphere
Jason Scarfe, What a star!!!!
How many runs does this guy wanna make??? Who is gonna dismiss him cheaply?
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Wed Oct 19, 2011 3:46 pmby Vulcan
Any details from the seaford v flaggies game?
Re: Southern Cricket Association 2011/12
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Wed Oct 19, 2011 4:14 pmby Off The Wall
Vulcan wrote:Any details from the seaford v flaggies game?
http://mycricket.cricket.com.au/common/ ... ID=1217728
