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The HRDCA Players of the Year - 1st to 4th Grade

Welcome to Hastings River District Cricket Association (HRDCA)
2008/09 Season

The HRDCA conducts grade cricket competition across four grades encompassing ten clubs totalling thirty three teams.
The clubs also contest a seperate Twenty20 competition called the May Kelly Cup. Seven clubs, Camden Haven, Port Macquarie Magpies, Port City Leagues, Port Panthers Pirates, St Andrews, Wauchope RSL and Macquarie Hotel contest the "Westport Club" 1st grade competition.

To go to www.hastingscricket.org.au to view our current, comprehensive website

Latest News

Good Sports Program Now Available in the Hastings

Thu 04-Sep-2008 10:50

TheGood Sports program is an initiative of the Australian Drug Foundation (ADF) todevelop safer and healthier communities. The program helps sporting clubsmanage alcohol responsibly and reduce alcohol related problems such as bingeand underage drinking. Displaying the Good Sports logo sends an importantmessage to club members and the community. It confirms that the club promotes aresponsible attitude towards alcohol and that it provides a safe environmentfor players, members, families and supporters.

For more information please go to www.goodsports.com.au or contact Kylie McNamara - Project Officer PM Hastings on 0438830199

	Batting Seminar - Dominic Thornely and Phillip Hughes [North Coastal]
	Mon 17-Nov-2008 17:09
	Cricket NSW will be conducting a Batting Seminar with RTA SpeedBlitz Blues batsmen Dominic Thornely and Phillip Hughes at the Coffs Harbour PCYC on Wednesday 10th December from 7 to 8.30pm.

	Newcastle Take Out VB Country Championships [Country Cricket]
	Wed 03-Dec-2008 15:46
	In a rain marred event on the Central Coast, Newcastle eclipsed Riverina in a tight final of the VB Country Championships. Batting first, Newcastle totalled a competitive 216 with Simon Moore providing the backbone of the innings with a solid 77, supported by Troy Goodwin with a typically swashbuckling 50. Allen Edis was the pick of the Riverina bowlers with 4-57. After losing 3 early wickets, Riverina consolidated with Mick Delaney (62) and classy skipper Chris Armstrong (56) adding 107 for the 4th wicket. Costly run outs saw Riverina behind the run rate, along with clever bowling from experienced Newcastle leggie Ben Woolmer saw Riverina eventually dismissed for 178.

	School Holiday Cricket Clinics [Cricket NSW]
	Thu 27-Nov-2008 14:56
	Applications are now open for the School Holiday Clinics run by Cricket NSW at the Power Education Indoor Centre at the SCG.

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