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Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Tue Nov 05, 2013 7:54 am
by shoe boy
w/end scores

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 8:35 am
by tazz
I think its time that our comp goes by the Noarlunga forecast. Since the 21st of December we have had 2 days of cricket and this Saturday could be another 40 degree day.

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 3:35 pm
by Old Blue New Tiger
Which forecast do you work with tazz ? We used to work on Noarlunga but now it is Victor Harbors in the GSCA.

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:15 am
by tazz
Old Blue New Tiger wrote:Which forecast do you work with tazz ? We used to work on Noarlunga but now it is Victor Harbors in the GSCA.

Adelaide forecast. "Apparently" Flagstaff Hill don't want it based on the Noarlunga forecast because they're not in the Noarlunga area

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 7:58 am
by Old Blue New Tiger
There is always one ... Surely Noarlunga makes more sense , given the majority of Clubs are in the area. Not good continually missing games

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 3:15 pm
by Super Fred
Noarlunga does make more sense. A 40C day in Morphettvale wouldnt feel too different to Flagstaff Hill. Kangarilla can feel a bit hotter though.
Still the heat fluctuation wouldnt be as bad as say Victor to McLarens. Heard the A's was postponed there last Saturday due to heat yet all the other A grade games were played.

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Fri Feb 07, 2014 8:14 am
by Old Blue New Tiger
Yeah you are right in temp difference from VH to MV , not sure what went on with the MV and EB game , I think a decision can be made on the day with the captains and the umpire , no different to rain I guess. Also with both teams sitting 1and 2 points aren't an issue so the decision would have been made easier. Not certain if it is right though.

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Wed Mar 12, 2014 12:42 pm
by tazz
B Grade grand final. Port Noarlunga def Flagstaff Hill.
C Grade grand final. Noarlunga def Armidayysdcbysdcgv North.

A Grade grand final is Flagstaff Hill v Noarlunga.
Noarlunga would be favourites but Flagstaff Hill has won the last few finals games between the 2 sides including last seasons grand final.
My prediction is Noarlunga by 60 runs or 4 wickets

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Thu Mar 13, 2014 10:14 am
by Super Fred
tazz wrote:B Grade grand final. Port Noarlunga def Flagstaff Hill.
C Grade grand final. Noarlunga def Armidayysdcbysdcgv North.

A Grade grand final is Flagstaff Hill v Noarlunga. Noarlunga would be favourites but Flagstaff Hill has won the last few finals games between the 2 sides including last seasons grand final.
My prediction is Noarlunga by 60 runs or 4 wickets


Might also be the last one for the comp

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 12:32 pm
by tazz
well my prediction was a little off. Congrats to Flaggies winning back to back flags.

Hope Porties don't abuse me for congratulating another club on their Premiership success. :roll:

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 1:18 pm
by wycbloods
So Pt Noarlunga and Morphett Vale have asked ASCA formally for entry into ASCA from next season.

Does this spell the end for the SCA?

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 1:55 pm
by Super Fred
wycbloods wrote:So Pt Noarlunga and Morphett Vale have asked ASCA formally for entry into ASCA from next season.

Does this spell the end for the SCA?


Dead and buried

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 2:23 pm
by Off The Wall
So Porties and Morphies to Adelaide & Suburban. You would think Seaford and Ahmadiyya will apply there too. Noarlunga to GSCA or Adelaide & Suburban, leaving Flaggies and Kangies to Hills?

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 7:52 am
by tigerpie
its beyond me why you would want to travel to the other side of adelaiade to play on concrete, come and try the real surface....turf!
Great club just up the road ;)

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Tue Mar 18, 2014 11:25 pm
by fathersonsfl
It is sad that a very good league 20 years ago is now gone.

Great memories of playing hard (and partying harder) in the Meyer Shield when Southern took about half a dozen shields in about 8 years through the 90s.

A pity it is no more....

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Wed Mar 19, 2014 6:55 am
by Tiger Couple
tigerpie wrote:its beyond me why you would want to travel to the other side of adelaiade to play on concrete, come and try the real surface....turf!
Great club just up the road ;)

Don't know a lot about Adelaide and Suburban Tigerpie. Only club North of Town is North Haven. There would be more teams in the Southern area playing Adelaide and Suburban than SCA.
Sheidow Park, Cove, ICC Sharks, Woodcroft, Southern.

Why would you want to pay Double the fees and spend half your season out the otherside of town? Turf is a great comp but once you are over the travel and have a family Adelaide and Suburban is a lot better option as well as having Two Day Grades that play 60 overs is a lot more attractive to the older players that don't want to play slap and tickle One Day Cricket.

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Wed Mar 19, 2014 10:53 am
by tigerpie
Yeah i understand travel is a bugger, but we car pool and get to play on the best grounds and wickets in adelaide.
Yes the fees are steepish...we are about the cheapest, but as i said we get to play on some excellent grounds and wickets, and some bad ones too dont get me wrong.
But its very satisfying to make big runs on a turf deck because you really have to work hard on some wickets for your runs. Its a bit more challenging.
certainly glad we went to turf because as sad as it is the writing was on the board 10 years ago that sca was struggling.
Had some great games in sca and it is sad the way its panned out

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 6:08 am
by Tiger Couple
I am lead to believe it was voted on by all Clubs that the SCA Be kept as a Junior Association and that the Seniors would go there own way.

It sounds as if Port Noarlunga & Morphett Vale to Adelaide & Suburban, Kangarilla & Flaggies to Hills and Noarlunga & Seaford to Great Southern.

I thought Flaggies might of gone to Adelaide & Suburban as they already have neighbours in Coro Ramblers, Coromandel, Belair and a number of clubs playing within the vicinity of Marion Rd which would be straight down Flagstaff Hill Rd. I guess maybe the one road trip to North Haven may not have excited them.

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2014 9:30 am
by tigerpie
Very sad that a once great competition is now no more.
Have very fond memories of winning premierships and playing with and against some great cricketers and blokes.
I'm happy they have kept the junior comp though as the u13's is very successful.

Re: Southern Cricket Association

PostPosted: Sun Mar 23, 2014 2:02 am
by Tiger Couple
I would suggest give it a season of two and the juniors will join South Central or the Associations the clubs have moved to.

Flaggies had already moved to South Central as they preferred the Sunday Morning time slots better.

It was one of those things that the writing has been on the wall since Reynella elected to go to a Higher Level with Adelaide Turf, then Cove moved to Adelaide & Suburban. Have not attracted any Clubs to comp so it was only a matter of time before clubs or the Association Folded and the Clubs realised this and jumped before they sank which is fair enough.