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HomeSportRain dampens season success

Rain dampens season success

Season Wrap

First Grade

Two Grand Final – Day 3 was called off on Friday which saw Maroochydore premiers with the 1st innings win. While a disappointing end to a great season, everyone should be extremely proud of the season. After a high turnover from last year with no Ben Laughlin, Dom Taylor, Zac Murray, Talon Reichert and Chris Hopper the season could very well have been a struggle. However, the additions of Samuel Dennien, Ben and Riley Woolmer, Ben Giddy and return of Scott Aufderheide and Tom Stewart to the team saw a seamless transition.

Led by the competitions number one player and captain Michael Eckard the team comfortably made all three grand finals but could only get over the line in the T20’s.

It is a great sign to see some talented young players coming through the under 17’s and making their mark in second and first grade. Bigger and better things to come next season from this talented bunch.

A massive credit to club president Jarrod Officer, without whom this year certainly wouldn’t have gone ahead. An incredible effort preparing grounds, running the committee, and doing countless other things behind the scenes while still performing on the field.

Second Grade

After a rough start to the season, second grade finished strongly, beating top ranked USC in a thriller to make the two day grand final. A gutsy effort against second ranked Glasshouse saw Tewantin mount a rescue effort, playing incredibly to find themselves in the box seat going into the third day. Unfortunately, the weather came in to spoil what would have been an incredible end to the season.

Regardless of the result, the twos boys should be very proud of the fighting spirit shown all season long. The experience gained in the finals will make this team serious contenders next season!

Third Grade

A disappointing season for the thirds players with the team on paper not translating to on field results. There were some great individual performances this year and combined with the growth of the young guys puts this team in position to contend for finals next year.

Sixth Grade

Another slightly disappointing season for our sixth team. After having top ranked Yandina all out for 70 in the two day Semi, the team unfortunately couldn’t get the job done. A similar story in the one day Semi with the batters not quite uite scoring enough runs. After a year of development and some learning experiences for the leaders, this team is poised to contend again next year and hopefully take it one step further!

Women’s Tier Two

An incredible year for our ladies, dropping only a single game on their way to the championship. The final was an absolute thriller in which the best two teams all year long faced off as it went down the second last ball. This game almost perfectly sums up this team, doing whatever is necessary to get the job done while not compromising the energy and fun within of the squad.

As the coach of this team, I personally had so much fun and could not be prouder of the work ethic and dedication shown by this motley bunch.

After an unbelievable season, we have our eyes set on two teams next year with the potential of entering a Tier One team and are looking for early interest. Any ability is welcome, so get in contact with club and join in the fun!

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