WACA Grade Cricket - 2010-11

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WACA Retravision Shield: Round 4 – First Grade Summary: Scarborough 4-132 b Midland-Guildford 128 (Scarborough 14 pts); Subiaco-Floreat 9-207 b Mount Lawley 206 (Subiaco-Floreat 10 pts); Rockingham-Mandurah 3-228 b Wanneroo 8-224 (Rockingham-Mandurah 10 pts); Willetton 7-243 b South Perth 192 (Willetton 10 pts); Bayswater-Morley 4-265 b Perth 227 (Bayswater-Morley 10 pts); Fremantle 8-226 b Claremont-Nedlands 7-221 (Fremantle 10 pts); Joondalup 2-164 b Gosnells 160 (Joondalup 12 pts); University 6-124 b Melville 119 (University 12 pts).

FIRST GRADE LADDER (after Round 4): SCARBOROUGH 59.25, MOUNT LAWLEY 45.30, SUBIACO-FLOREAT 44.99, BAYSWATER-MORLEY 44.42, WILLETTON 44.11, FREMANTLE 42.73, Rockingham-Mandurah 38.45, Wanneroo 38.03, Joondalup 35.56, South Perth 32.77, University 32.50, Melville 28.47, Perth 27.29, Claremont-Nedlands 12.89, Gosnells 10.42, Midland-Guildford 9.06.

ONE DAY LADDER (after Round 2): JOONDALUP 26, SCARBOROUGH 24, UNIVERSITY 22, SUBIACO-FLOREAT 22, Willetton 20, South Perth 12, Melville 12, Mount Lawley 10, Bayswater-Morley 10, Fremantle 10, Rockingham-Mandurah 10, Claremont-Nedlands 0, Wanneroo 0, Gosnells 0, Perth 0, Midland-Guildford 0.

ROUND 5 (Saturday November 6 – 10.45am start for First & Second Grades): Fremantle v Scarborough (Stevens); Joondalup v University (Iluka); Melville v Bayswater-Morley (Tompkins); Midland-Guildford v Claremont-Nedlands (Lilac Hill); Mount Lawley v Wanneroo (Breckler); Perth v Gosnells (Fletcher); Rockingham-Mandurah v South Perth (Lark Hill); Willetton v Subiaco-Floreat (Burrendah).
 
WACA Retravision Shield: Round 5 – First Grade Summary: Fremantle 6-233 b Scarborough 213 (Fremantle 10 pts); University 166 b Joondalup 161 (University 10 pts); Melville 5-139 b Bayswater-Morley 138 (Melville 10 pts); Claremont-Nedlands 187 b Midland-Guildford 153 (Claremont-Nedlands 10 pts); Wanneroo 5-203 b Mount Lawley 9-199 (Wanneroo 10 pts); Gosnells 196 b Perth 188 (Gosnells 10 pts); Rockingham-Mandurah 9-273 b South Perth 8-228 (Rockingham-Mandurah 10 pts); Subiaco-Floreat 4-198 b Willetton 9-194 (Subiaco-Floreat 10 pts).

FIRST GRADE LADDER (after Round 5): SCARBOROUGH 59.25, SUBIACO-FLOREAT 54.99, FREMANTLE 52.73, ROCKINGHAM-MANDURAH 48.45, WANNEROO 48.03, WILLETTON 46.11, Mount Lawley 45.30, Bayswater-Morley 44.42, University 42.50, Melville 38.47, Joondalup 35.56, South Perth 32.77, Perth 27.29, Claremont-Nedlands 22.89, Gosnells 20.42, Midland-Guildford 9.06.

ONE DAY LADDER (after Round 3): SUBIACO-FLOREAT 32, UNIVERSITY 32, JOONDALUP 26, SCARBOROUGH 24, Willetton 22, Melville 22, Fremantle 20, Rockingham-Mandurah 20, South Perth 12, Claremont-Nedlands 10, Bayswater-Morley 10, Wanneroo 10, Mount Lawley 10, Gosnells 10, Perth 0, Midland-Guildford 0.

ROUND 6 (Saturday November 13 – 10.45am start): Bayswater-Morley v Willetton (Hillcrest); Claremont-Nedlands v Wanneroo (Cresswell); Fremantle v Mount Lawley (Stevens); Gosnells v Melville (Sutherlands); Midland-Guildford v Perth (Lilac Hill); South Perth v Joondalup (Richardson); Scarborough v Subiaco-Floreat (Abbett); University v Rockingham-Mandurah (James).

KMPG Statewide Twenty20 Fixture – Round 1 (Sunday November 14 at 2.15pm): Bayswater-Morley v Midland-Guildford (Hillcrest); Joondalup v Subiaco-Floreat (Iluka); Melville v Fremantle (Tompkins); Mount Lawley v University (Breckler); Perth v Willetton (Fletcher); Rockingham-Mandurah v Claremont-Nedlands (Lark Hill); South Perth v Gosnells (Richardson).

Under 18 Twenty20 (Sunday November 14 at 10.45am): Bayswater-Morley v Midland-Guildford (Hillcrest); Joondalup v Subiaco-Floreat (Iluka); Melville v Fremantle (Tompkins); Mount Lawley v CJCC (Breckler); Perth v Willetton (Fletcher); Rockingham-Mandurah v Claremont-Nedlands (Lark Hill); South Perth v Gosnells (Richardson).
 
Below the WACA Grade level, there is another turf competition (city-wide) and there are four senior hard wicket competitions (one in the north, one in the east, one in the south and one in the city region).

Their website details are as follows:
West Australian Suburban Turf C.A. www.wastca.com.au
North Suburban Community www.nscca.com.au
Perth C.A. www.pca.asn.au
South Metropolitan C.A. www.smcacricket.com
Swan & Helena Districts C.A. shdca.wa.cricket.com.au
 
I play WASTCA, best competition behind the WACA. A lot of district and ex-district players play in the Suburban Turf competition.
 
WACA Retravision Shield: Round 6 – First Grade Summary: Bayswater-Morley 6-250 b Willetton 49 (Bayswater-Morley 14 pts); Wanneroo 5-185 b Claremont-Nedlands 7-184 (Wanneroo 10 pts); Fremantle 5-235 tied Mount Lawley 235 (Fremantle & Mount Lawley 5 pts); Melville 2-197 b Gosnells 7-195 (Melville 12 pts); Perth 5-278 b Midland-Guildford 151 (Perth 12 pts); Subiaco-Floreat 5-163 b Scarborough 162 (Subiaco-Floreat 10 pts); Joondalup 8-255 b South Perth 227 (Joondalup 10 pts); Rockingham-Mandurah 313 b University 295 (Rockingham-Mandurah 10 pts).

FIRST GRADE LADDER (after Round 6): SUBIACO-FLOREAT 64.99, SCARBOROUGH 59.25, ROCKINGHAM-MANDURAH 58.45, BAYSWATER-MORLEY 58.42, WANNEROO 58.03, FREMANTLE 57.73, Melville 50.47, Mount Lawley 50.30, Willetton 46.11, Joondalup 45.56, University 42.50, Perth 39.29, South Perth 32.77, Claremont-Nedlands 22.89, Gosnells 20.42, Midland-Guildford 9.06.

ONE DAY LADDER (after Round 4): SUBIACO-FLOREAT 42, JOONDALUP 36, MELVILLE 34, UNIVERSITY 32, Rockingham-Mandurah 30, Fremantle 25, Bayswater-Morley 24, Scarborough 24, Willetton 22, Wanneroo 20, Mount Lawley 15, South Perth 12, Perth 12, Claremont-Nedlands 10, Gosnells 10, Midland-Guildford 0. Last One-Day League Round: December 18.

KMPG Statewide Twenty20 Fixture – Round 1: Bayswater-Morley 7-148 (Daniells 34, Birrell 25; Casey 3-19) b Midland-Guildford 8-144 (Howard 25no, Coniglio 22; Crosswell 3-31, Baird 2-12); Joondalup 8-140 (Campbell 47, Mason 29; Moscarda 3-18, Hansberry 2-29) b Subiaco-Floreat 7-134 (Malcolm 45, Monteleone 26; D’Cruz 2-22); Melville 5-158 (Voges 73, Porter 39; Heath 2-15) b Fremantle 124 (Dorey 41, Lewis 30; Porter 3-31, Voges 2-25); University 7-143 (Cameron 51, Maher 25; Verco 3-39, Douglas 2-14) b Mount Lawley 7-134 (Rakich 45, Davis 41; Mangan 3-29); Perth 5-158 (Webster 85no, Ronchi 26; Hogg 2-39) b Willetton 113 (Biss 28, Elliot 28; Blight 5-11, Prescott 2-24); Rockingham-Mandurah 7-114 (Smith 31, Simmons 26; Turkich 3-23) b Claremont-Nedlands 9-108 (Whiteaker 24, Bryant 21; Wright 3-9, Simmons 2-18); Gosnells 125 (Jensen 41, Pomersbach 36; Penter 3-11) b South Perth 124 (Cartwright 42, Downie 32; Parry 4-10); Wanneroo 6-168 (Dixon 51no, Del Borrello 51; Mitchell 2-38) b Scarborough 8-134 (Coetzee 54, Johnson 25; Dixon 2-7, Morton 2-23). Ladders – North East: University 6, Bayswater-Morley 6, Midland-Guildford 0, Mount Lawley 0. North West: Wanneroo 6, Joondalup 6, Subiaco-Floreat 0, Scarborough 0. South East: Perth 6, Gosnells 6, South Perth 0, Willetton 0. South West: Melville 6, Rockingham-Mandurah 6, Claremont-Nedlands 0, Fremantle 0.

Under 18 Twenty20 - Round 1: Bayswater-Morley 117 b Midland-Guildford 104; Joondalup 5-173 b Subiaco-Floreat 8-89; Fremantle 9-140 b Melville 121; Perth 3-169 b Willetton 6-115; Claremont-Nedlands 6-113 b Rockingham-Mandurah 110; Gosnells 3-133 b South Perth 7-132; Wanneroo 4-135 b Scarborough 8-131; Mount Lawley bye. Quarter Finals: December 12.
 
Back to the two-dayers this week for two rounds before the 2010 component of the season ends with a round of one dayers on the 18th December and the 'Statewide Qualifier' round for the eight remaining sides in the KPMG Statewide Twenty20 the next day with matches in Kalgoorlie and Perth.
 
FIRST GRADE RESULTS (Round 7):
Bayswater-Morley 5-327 b Gosnells 307
Wanneroo 9-299 b Fremantle 9-298
Joondalup 228 b Perth 118 & 8-128
Melville 153 & 2-219 (dec) b Mt Lawley 78 & 9-152
Rockingham-Mandurah 8-325 b Claremont-Nedlands 268
Willetton 4-201 b Scarborough 250
Subiaco-Floreat 4-510 b Midland-Guildford 216
South Perth 153 & 7-225 b University 143

ROUND 8 (December 4 & 11):
Fremantle (7) v Bayswater-Morley (3)
Gosnells (15) v University (12)
Joondalup (6) v Melville (5)
Mount Lawley (10) v Scarborough (8)
Perth (13) v Rockingham-Mandurah (2)
South Perth (11) v Midland-Guildford (16)
Wanneroo (4) v Subiaco-Floreat (1)
Willetton (9) v Claremont-Nedlands (14)

FIRST GRADE LADDER (after Round 7): SUBIACO-FLOREAT 85.09. ROCKINGHAM-MANDURAH 74.70, BAYSWATER-MORLEY 74.69, WANNEROO 73.72, MELVILLE 70.89, JOONDALUP 64.24, Fremantle 63.41, Scarborough 62.70, Willetton 62.12, Mount Lawley 57.20, South Perth 50.55, University 50.03, Perth 45.75, Claremont-Nedlands 27.97, Gosnells 24.99, Midland-Guildford 12.42.

KMPG STATEWIDE TWENTY20 LADDERS (after Round 2 – Net Run Rate in brackets) – North East: Bayswater-Morley 12 (1.276), Midland-Guildford 6 (1.077), University 6 (0.945), Mount Lawley 0 (0.762). North West: Wanneroo 12 (1.293), Scarborough 6 (0.980), Joondalup 6 (0.920), Subiaco-Floreat 0 (0.854). South East: Perth 12 (1.310), Willetton 6 (1.295), Gosnells 6 (0.908), South Perth 0 (0.626). South West: Melville 12 (1.214), Rockingham-Mandurah 6 (1.020), Fremantle 6 (0.894), Claremont-Nedlands 0 (0.900).
 
ROUND 8 RESULTS:
Fremantle 160 v Bayswater-Morley 9-209 & 6-96
Gosnells 111 & 3-83 v University 149 & 6-177
Joondalup 4-138 & 1-30 w/o Melville 70 & 97
Mount Lawley 3-359 b Scarborough 248
Perth 175 & 5-208 v Rockingham-Mandurah 7-287
South Perth 148 & 3-145 w/o Midland-Guildford 157 & 134
Wanneroo 139 v Subiaco-Floreat 221 & 9-294
Willetton 9-333 b Claremont-Nedlands 304

FIRST GRADE LADDER (after Round 8): SUBIACO-FLOREAT 104.24, ROCKINGHAM-MANDURAH 93.07, BAYSWATER-MORLEY 92.84, JOONDALUP 88.92, WANNEROO 81.81, WILLETTON 78.25, Melville 74.06, Mount Lawley 73.79, South Perth 71.48, Fremantle 69.51, University 67.89, Scarborough 67.28, Perth 51.68, Claremont-Nedlands 33.71, Gosnells 32.73, Midland-Guildford 25.23.

ROUND 9 (December 18):
Claremont-Nedlands (14) v South Perth (9)
Midland-Guildford (16) v Mount Lawley (8)
Perth (13) v Fremantle (10)
Rockingham-Mandurah (2) v Gosnells (15)
Scarborough (12) v Bayswater-Morley (3)
Subiaco-Floreat (1) v Joondalup (4)
University (11) v Willetton (6)
Wanneroo (5) v Melville (7)

KMPG STATEWIDE TWENTY20 - STATEWIDE QUALIFIER ROUND (December 19)
Tompkins Park, Melville: Bayswater-Morley, Geraldton CA, Melville, North Suburban Community CA.
Cruickshank Sports Arena, Kalgoorlie: Eastern Goldfields CA, Joondalup, Perth, West Australian Suburban Turf CA.
Three rounds of matches with starting times of 9.00am, 12noon and 3pm. The winner at each venue will advance to the Final at the WACA on Thursday December 30.
 
Pretty sure it will be 1.15pm

At the moment it will be Bayswater-Morley or Melville versus either Joondalup, Perth or WASTCA with one of the three rounds of Statewide Qualifiers left to play today.
 
1:15pm? Gee, crap scheduling by the WACA. Was hoping the game would be a day/night match.

Would have liked to have went down there and had a look.
 
Bit disappointed. Would have liked to have seen both games scheduled on one of the public holidays, either the 28th or the 2nd or 3rd of January. But I suppose that won't happen as those dates clash with the last two test matches.

Still, it would have been a lot better as you'd get more people to the game.
 
KMPG STATEWIDE TWENTY20 FINAL: Melville b Perth by 8 wickets with 24 balls to spare.

WACA Retravision Shield – Round 11
Some cracking games in the offing this round with some teams' finals hopes to be shaped by what happens over the next eight days.

Top two sides square off at Floreat Oval, South Perth host Wanneroo in a game that will see the winner inside the top six and don't forget the southern derby between Freo and Rockingham-Mandurah which will be one to watch.

Claremont-Nedlands (14) v Melville (8) at Cresswell
Fremantle (10) v Rockingham-Mandurah (3) at Stevens
Joondalup (4) v Mount Lawley (12) at Iluka
Midland-Guildford (15) v Willetton (6) at Lilac Hill
Perth (11) v University (9) at Fletcher
Scarborough (13) v Gosnells (16) at Abbett
Subiaco-Floreat (2) v Bayswater-Morley (1) at Floreat
South Perth (7) v Wanneroo (5) at Richardson

Warriors squad members will be available to play both days should they be fit.

FIRST GRADE LADDER (after Round 10):
BAYSWATER-MORLEY 130.26
SUBIACO-FLOREAT 127.36
ROCKINGHAM-MANDURAH 112.43
JOONDALUP 107.40
WANNEROO 98.19
WILLETTON 98.18
South Perth 93.02
Melville 90.67
University 88.24
Fremantle 86.44
Perth 81.58
Mount Lawley 79.74
Scarborough 75.57
Claremont-Nedlands 43.03
Midland-Guildford 40.56
Gosnells 37.57
 
Apparently Michael Swart elbowed a player deliberately last weekend after a batsman "ran through" him. Will face the tribunal on Wednesday, may cop a 12-month ban if not more as he has been charged with a level four offence which is the most serious of all.

Could be fair to say his first-class career is over.
 
If he doesn't get cleared then I can't see him playing. Players that are suspended within the WACA competitions cannot represent any side at domestic level. There are no rules for suspended players playing international cricket but I highly doubt the WACA will let him get away with such a serious offence (level 4 -highest of all levels). He assualted a guy on the field, if it weren't in a sporting contest he'd be charged by the police.
 
Ljp86 said:
If he doesn't get cleared then I can't see him playing. Players that are suspended within the WACA competitions cannot represent any side at domestic level. There are no rules for suspended players playing international cricket but I highly doubt the WACA will let him get away with such a serious offence (level 4 -highest of all levels). He assualted a guy on the field, if it weren't in a sporting contest he'd be charged by the police.
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Copped a three match ban last week but was overturned on appeal last night. Now free to play for Joondalup and also Western Australia although since he is at the World Cup it's highly unlikey he will back representing them anytime soon.
 
Well, it's down to Subiaco-Floreat and Willetton in the final at the WACA Ground. Subi beat South Perth in their semi-final which saw Jason Behrendorff score a valuable 79 at number eight and then took five wickets opening the bowling to be the architect of Subi's win. While in the other semi, Willetton belted Joondalup with Brad Hogg scoring 144 and then taking three wickets with the ball to set up the win. Hogg's innings included 11 fours and 6 sixes and was off only 156 balls.

The final is this weekend beginning at 10:30am. The game has reverted back to a two-day match after being a four-day game in recent years.
 
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